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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
United we can all things do;
Divided. good results are few.
Hotbar WaSn

THE big gray home Of the wasps
suspended from branch of tree
was a temptation to Sammy. 1t was
a very great temptation. His throw
ing hand fairly itched to throw
something, stone or stick, at that
big, gray pear-shaped paper "hor-
nets" nest, as most people would have
called it. Sammy hadn't forgotten
the hot reception some yellowjackets
had given him over in the Old Pas
ture, when he unwittingly had dis
turbed them, and he was keen for re-
venge on any of the tribe. Not even
his interest in learning that wasps
were the first paper makers could quite
overcome his desire for revenge.
IT should think that if that house
Of theirs is made of nothing but paper
it would all get soft in wet weather
and go to pieces" said Sue.
Farmer Browns Boy shook his head.
water just rolls off 1t. 1t is water
proofed." he explained. There are
several layers in those walls and no
matter how hard it rains, the family
is dry. That is big nest there, one
of the biggest I've seen for long
time, but it was all built this Sum-
mer. There must be pretty good
sized family in there by this time"
1T is colony, not just family,
isn't it?" Sue wanted to know.
Farmer Browns Boy shook his head.
mo, Sue" said he. That whole
thing is a family affair"
What do you mean by family al
fair?" asked Sammy.
Just that" replied Farmer Browns
Boy. Somehow, somewhere, Mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

FOR market purposes depends upon the
whiteness and perfection of form and
It's ability to hold this form before
separating or discoloring. This "curd"
shown here is the growers goal. With
the beautiful green leaves circling the
head, it is vegetable beautiful to
look at as we'll as very delicious one
for the table.
Growing these fastidious members
of the cabbage family is not easy. They
are almost tempermental-not too
much heat, never too much cold, soil
just right, and planted just at the
right time of the season. This nat
urally adds to the cost of the vege-
table. 1t is, when all goes WELL one
OF the most profitable vegetables to
grow for the market. There are never
too many of them, they always find
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

F. HOSFORD, jr., chairman
of the National Bituminous
Goal Commission, will dis
~ cuss problems relating to the
industry during the National Radio
Forum tonight. The forum is arranged
BY The Star and broadcast over
coast-to-coast network of National
Broadcasting CO. .tations. with WMAL
carrying the program locally at 1880.
A probable increase in the price of
coal makes his address particularly
timely.
The commission began hearings
September u on the question Of estab-
fishing a minimum price for coal
throughout the country, and Mr.. Hos
ford is expected to say something on
this matter.
president ROOSEVELT launches
the annual Mobiliza n for Human
Needs, with all stations carrying his
address at 1890.
4 SSOCIATE JUSTICE OWEN J.
ROBERTS of the Supreme Court
of the United States and President
Thomas Gates of the University of
Pennsylvania are among the speakers
at celebration commemorative the
university's bicentennial-WRC at
$50.
ERED MacMURRAY and Madge
Evans are .o-starred in the Radio
Theater adaptation of up Pops the
Devir'-WJSV at 9.
XASHA DAVIDOFF, basso- cantante,
sings "Ole Man River" as the
feature OF the Impr 3sions program
over VOL at 1880. Dorothy Sandlin.
soprano. offers "CEst L'Extase," by
Debussy.
CRETE STEUCKEGOLD is soloist
with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
directed by Eugene Ormandy, in its
first concert of the season-WMAL at
9.
DILL BAKER is tonight's pinch
hitter" for the vacationing Burns
and Allen-WRC at s.
WARDEN LEWIS E. LAWES of Sing
Nv Sing returns to the air with
new neutrality-suspicious. and answers
on crime-WMAL at 10.
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Wasp lived over Winter. As soon as
it was warm enough she started work
making paper. and from the paper a
few cells, in each of which she placed
an egg. AS soon as these Matched and
the young got big enough they started
in helping build more cells and to put
a covering over them. More cells
meant more eggs, and more eggs meant
more young. and more young meant
more workers. SO after while
Mother Wasp didn't have to think
anything more about the house, but
could attend strictly TO household af-
fairs and the raising of more children
who would help in building the house.
So. you see. it is really family affair"
Sue looked puzzled. Il don't see
yet, Tommy. how they do it," said she.
L should think they would first have
to make the outside the size they want
it and make the cells afterward."
Il don't know myself exactly how
they do it," admitted Tommy. The
walls are in several layers and they
tear away from the inside somehow
and then add on the outside They're
pretty clever, if you ask me-"
II suppose they will use the same
nest next year, and then they will have
good start" said Sue.
Tommy shook his head. you sup
pose wrongly" said he. Fact is, you
can have that nest after cold weather
comes, if you want it. I'll cut it down
for you then"
And have a lot of hornets hatch
out when they get in where it is warm
No, thanks!" spoke up Sammy.
Nothing of the sort" replied his
cousin. "All the wasps excepting the
mothers will die when cold weather
comes. The mother wasps will creep
into houses and barns and other shell
tered places and sleep all Winter. In
the Spring each one will go out to
build a few cells and start a new FAM
lily and a new home"
Il don't see what fun they get In
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HOSFORD TO SPEAK
IN FORUM TONIGHT.
Coal Commission Chairman
on N. B. C. Network
at 1880.

F. HOSFORD, jr., chairman
of the National Bituminous
Goal Commission, will dis
cuSs problems relating to the
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HELEN KELLER TRIBUTE
Year of Honor for Blind Teacher
Opens-S2. 100000 to Be Raised.
OCTOBER 10, 1897

NEW YORK, October 18 (Fl.-Helen
Keller Tribute year, instituted by the
American Foundation for the Blind,
begins today and ends on March 3,
which President Roosevelt is expected
to proclaim National Helen Keller
day.
March will be the 50th anniversary
of the meeting between Miss Keller.
internationally famous blind teacher
of the blind, and her own former
teacher. Mrs. Anne Sullivan Macy.
During the tribute year, the founda-
ton will attempt to raise a fund of
100000 to extend and perpetuate
Miss Keller's work.
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HELP WOMEN.

AGENTS-Sell our dollar box assortment
Of II beautiful Christmas cards: 50%
com. Earls. Inc. Az N. j. ave. NV.
BOoKKEEPER. at least three years expe-
rience. State age. experience and refer
ences. Box 3l3W. Star.
HOSTESS experienced. middle
aged woman to act as part-time hostess
Apply between 9 and 4. 171O Eye st. NV
HOUSEKEEPER (white). age rs to As. for
small family: good home and salary. Apply
6"3 G st. Sc. after pm.
SALESWOMAN for G.. E. ranges washers.
refrigerators; good income assured; leads
furnished unusual opportunity. Box
23o-W. Star.
sTENOGRAPHER- TYPIST- CLERK. rapid,
accurate in wholesale produce office in
Northeast section. Steady employment
Write qualifications, experience, salary ex-
pected. Box 3l2-W. Star.
TAILORESS. thoroughly experienced in
refining and repairing cloth and fur gar
ments. Permanent position. 1913 Column
Ola ro. II ".
WAITRESS and hat check girl that can
sing; neat and attractive. The Brown
Derby. IBERIA Conn. ave.
MAKE. Sc daily commission between now
and Christmas. Salesladies and statesmen
for mems neckwear. Authentic Crayats.
80 tn ST. NV. 1s'
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for cultured
woman. free to travel. qualified for edu-
cational service by social or business ex-
peTItHct. OF peESoihl WUIk Ms shicA nIhIh
ser. Personal interview III to 5. $50 Ma
tional Press Bldg.
WOMEN-You can make living selling
sheets. linens. underwear. Hoovers. hosiery.
Liberal commission. No money needed.
Coronet. 715 9th ST. NV.
WOMEN-We want three women who have
. to hours daily TO spare to sell dresses
and hosiery. Your can be your own boss
and earn up to SO daily. rs 9th st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN with knowledge OF stem
ography for ONCE work in afternoon; good
opportunity in cultural surroundings. Box
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Natures Children
Caulihower.
BraSsica oleracea.
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY

TINE aristocratic cousin of the
cabbage is the cauliflower; a
form of the lowly cabbage
i species which produces head
that Is irregular and condensed. 1t
is formed by the flowers and flower
stem which means cauliflower. If the
cabbage and its cousin mix pollen some
very strange freaks in the family will
be brought into being.
The heads are referred to as "curds"
The value of the curd or cauliflower
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living if all they do is work and die"
declared Sammy.
How about that nest? Would you
like it, Sue? If you would will get
it for you as soon as it is deserted in
the Fall" said Tommy.
I'D love to have it If you are sure
the wasps really won't want it," Sue
replied.
(Copyright, 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

Flashes.
Evening Programs.
1900 pm-WMAL Variety Show.
500 p.m.-WMAL, Gen. Hugh S.
johnson: WRC, Phil
Baker; WJSv, Horace
Heidts Orchestra.
$3.50 p.m.-WMAL, Vanity Fair;
WJSV, Pick and Pat.
$500 p.m.-W OF, Melodic
Strings; WJSV, Radio
Theater; WMAL, Phila-
delphia Orchestra.
e:Se p.m--WOL, George Price;
WRC, Hour of Charm.
1879 p.m--All stations, Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
l1I3e p.m--WMAL, National Ra-
do Forum.
Short Wave Programs.
S:1y pm.-PRAGUE, Airs from
Czech Operas, OLR4A,
1884 M, 11.84 meg.
So p.m.-BERLIN, Songs from
"The Bat" DJD, 25.4
m, lit meg.
lo:3e p.m.-LONDON, The En-
pire Follies, CSC, 1853
m, 1919 meg; GSI,
1875 M, 1926 meg;
esd, 25.5 M. Ills
meg; GSB, 31.5 m,
9.51 meg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851, 1402 18th.
has cooks, maids. nurses. g.h.w., part-time
day workers. chauneurs housemen. 49,
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th. Dec. 24l9.
North g011--Furnishes help and work
men and women
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK white experienced: general house
work go home nights. 1870 Wyoming ave.
NV. Apt. 10l.
GIRL white. for general housework; must
like children: $50 month. Apply in per
.on only, lo4 Auburn ave. Bethesda;
no phone calls.
GIRL. colored, wanted to help in store.
] Dab eth NV.
WOMAN intelligent neat experienced with
infants complete charge OF small apt;
city references Randolph O015.
WOMAN cook dinner and general house
work, part time. good laundress: family OF
y S. week. references. Potomac 2021.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
HELP MEN.
(COntinued)
,NCEEAssT- MANAGER.

INsURANCE+AssT. MANAGER
One Of the largest casualty companies
desires young man With successful ordi-
nary life or accident insurance sales ex-
perience to train and work with new agents
in expanding accident and health DEPART
ment. Unusual local facilities and oppor-
tunity. Moderate salary guarantee. plus
liberal bonus and promotion. State full
record and details to arrange interview.
Box 322-X. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


RooMING HOUSE downtown; 9 rooms.
Gambel zoos H st. Met. 1913
GROCERY STORE in good northeast loca-
ION, reasonable price Tor quick sale. Prone
AN OPPORTUNITY-Drug store. easolins
station, beauty parlor and restaurant, sll
in excellent condition, paving and Al loca-
tons. Box 4s34, Arlington. Va.
VARIETY STORE in growing neishboT-
ness interests demand time and attention.
LUNCH ROOM for sale good business;
living quarters. 50 Q st. ne. Is.
RESTAURANT RE rAGp completely furnished DO
Col. a@4s sun bel. . and Il am m. Is.
YOUNG MAN has ST 600 to invest snd
tails Box 354x Star. Is
UNIQUE. 3 APIS. income. $1,000: rent.
gain: must sell Lincoln 1897.
rms. baths oil heat: rent, ss5; in
come. S16l and owners quarters: unusual-
~ well Turn. Must move. to Baltimore.
500; terms. 6l2'a 22nd st. NV. No
9O4 l4th ST. NW.-DEsIRABLE SECOND
floor for beauty shop, dental Office. etc.
| includes heat and hot water; low rental.
Apply Marilyns. a04 IAN st NV. 90
OlSlt t5LdDAlSIeO MANUFACTURING paint DuSl-
ness must be sold to settle estate: bust
ness has coptinued since death Of owner:
Further information can be obtained from
Needham c.. furnace attorney for estate.
| 403 Bank OF Commerce Il Savings Build
| ing 9TH and SITS. NV ~
| CLEANING TAILORING STORE. guaran-
teec making living: must leave city: will
consider any offer. zoo Kennedy ST. ".
| ROCMING HOUSE. IL rooms. rent. $50;
h.-wh.: Ink. apis. completely fur
nished: income. 5000 above owners
apt: sacrifice for $3.50.
Confectionery, fountain and luncheonette:
Well-equipped store; rent. S35: school
and hospital trade: price, $3.50
Delicatessen. sandwiches and S-room room
ing house splendid business; rooms
hlled price. S400; terms.
Lunch. beer and , rooms; cheap rent;
bargain. good terms.
Grocery. rent $40; business. S400 weekly:
$1,000 handles.
Sandwiches beer and . rooms: rent. S45;
short hours: splendid business, asking
$3.50.
r. NJ. CURTIS.
602 p ST. NV. NATIONAL al40.
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LADIES

FULL TIME WORK NO EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED. GOOD PAY NO SELLING.
PLEASANT. DIGNIFIED CONTACT WORK.
YOU LEARN QUICKLY WITH OUR SIM :
PIE INSTRUCTIONS AND START EARN
ING AT ONCE SEE MISS HOUNSHELL,
10 A M. TO ~ AND :. TO PM l:lO
TOWER BLDG. 14th AND K SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
LOST.

GVSt.
BRIEF CASE tblsck} with faint gold in.
only valuable to owner. Reward. Potomac
033S.
DIAMOND RINGS nwo), vicinity 9th St..
near SITS. NV: one inscribed r. A..
Sentimental value. Reward. Box 1o33..x'
Star. 49,
LINK BRACELET lost. white gold and
Jade: reward. Call daytime National
POCKETBOOK. black leather, lady's: lost
Friday vicinity I4th and 18th SITS. on
Park I'd: reward. 1929 Newton St NV.
PUPPY black. Dachshund, long body,
short less; collarf. no tag, from l?lS 3otn
st. NV. small boys pet. Reward. Phone
Emerson Os63.
SUIT CASE lost Gady's), black parking
space. east entrance Union Station; Satur-
day. Please return. Reward. Columbia
WATCH. Iady's. gold (Parker). Saturday
pm. between 9th and Sth SITS. NV, or In
Hecht's. Reward. North 1870.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPPY. male:
white: black ears; one black eye answers
reward re "ad.e Waller Waller u. varney. 1915 North
Highland ST.. Arlington. Va. Clarendon l
or 80.
WRIST WATCH lady's gold Hamilton: lost
NV. Adams 2716.
WRIST WATCH .tBulovaD, white gold. At
Woodward & Lothrop on Oct. 8. Reward
Call West 0614.
WRIST WATCH. ladys white gold Hamil-
ton; between First and Bryant streets and
18th and Pennsylvania avenue; reward.
Call North 6340.
WRIST WATCH dady's), Elgin. white gold.
marked m. r. H." vicinity N. II. ave. and
V ST. or 18th and Pa. ave. n W, Saturday
afternoon, Liberal reward National s"o6'
Branch 10.
WRIST WATCH tman'sI, initials ID. L,
M" Reward. Call Mr.. Mitchell. National
b1 10.
WRIST WATCH nady's), Gruen. Sat. aft
ernoOn, Petworth bus or vicinity Kann
500 REWARD for return of ring; lost in
poke tbook. Holy Comforter Church. Thurs.
morning: sentimental value. Please write.
Box 9g-S, Star. or phone Atlantic b544.
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SALESMEN.

hardware trade, sell patented gauge: terri
tories open: state experience. Box 325-x,
Star. ISs
Statesmen (two). over 30: must have ap-
pearance, personality and direct selling
experience. accustomed to earnings over
$50 weekly: permanent. Mr.. Bell, Hotel
hnnarolis. 22s
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER L. d ALBERT. INC.
5 10th St. NV. Phone National 4712.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself FRANCIS v. RICKETr. 1908 E
st. sc. ~
WILL ANY ONE WHO WITNESSED AUTO
mobile accident al l4th st. and Constitu-
ton ave. on Oct. IL. 1897. at 4 80 . m.
kindly phone National 6b5i. Night phone.
Pot. 1904. 49,
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
@ deo,s HaRF9 n 0t so4 @
st. south Arlington. Va. 49,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. HARRY r. PAINTER 244 sth
ST. Sc. city. l9'
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
District Supervisor. Alcohol Tax Unit
Bureau OF Internal Revenue. Baltimore
Maryland, october I. 1897. Notice . IS
one 1879 Ford Coupe. Motor No.
A-153436.. with accessories. was seized in
the District OF Columbia for violation OF
The Internal Revenue Laws. TO wit: Section
:.450. United States Revised Statutes. Any
person claiming an interest in said prop
erty must appear At the ofhce OF lnvesti.
gator in Charge. Alcohol Tax Unit Fort
McHenry. Baltimore MARYLAND and file
claim and cost bond as provided by Section
$500. United States Revised Statutes on
or before November 10. 1897. otherwise the
property Will be disposed OF according TO
law r. E. FUTILE, District Supervisor.
ocll.lS.325
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides anne service as one eostins $500 $500;
Don't waste insurance money Cai
DEAL. with 25 years. experiences. Lin
colr 5000 -
APPLES-SWEET CIDER.
ROCKVILLE FRUIT FARM,
! mile from Rockville. Md. on Potomac
I'd. turn left :. blocks past court house:
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SITUATIONS MEN.

SIbOAtI0NS "GiNs
ACCOUNTANT expert: books started. bal
lens: most reasonable: refs. Adams 97a6.
ACCOUNTANT public accounting. tax.
real estate and financial experience. de-
sires responsible position. District 90 L.
BOOKKEEPER with many years expert
ence. expert in business statements. ad-
iustments etc. desires position. either fun
or part time. Write Raveio. 929 pl. NV.
BooKKEEPER, Junior accountant; 20
years OF age: experienced in office routine.
tipping. fling. P. 3. X; desires permanent
position with future; excellent references.
BOY colored. 10. work. apt. house. hotel,
cafeteria or truck helper. Phone Met.
1919
CHAUFFEUR houseman. or work around
store; colored: reference. Phone Potomac
2149-J
CHEF. private club or large hotel. French
cooking specially; available after Nov 8.
Apply 252-X. Star. 49,
COOK OR CHEF-Colored man. wants job
city ref. 22l6 st. NV. West 242s. is
MAN. colored. wants Janitor's lob in ex-
change for quarters: do cleo. work. ETC.;
references Lincoln Obs.
MAN. coored. wants Job. butler. houseman
or chauffeur; city reference. Elic Johnson
Decatur $3.50.
PAINTER. white, nrst-class.. with full
couipnlcnt' wants toiiei az WI y, ~ ioNa
references. ! have decorated some OF the
finest homes in Washington. Call Russell.
Walnut 7l43. 5l31 Columbia pike s.
SALES POSITION wanted. preferably soda
fountain. equipment or allied line; salary
or drawing account: by young man. 10;
ct present employed : years experience.
years college education. Reply Box
3n6-W Star.
SALESMANAGER.
HIGH-CLASS. EXPERIENCED
EXECUTIVE DESIRES MAN
AGEMENT OF WASHINGTON
OFFICE FOR LARGE CORPO-
RATION. EXCEPTIONAL REF
ERENCES. REPLIES CONFTDEN-
TIAL. BOX 446-W, STAR. 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDRESSOGRAPH complete with drawers
and 900 name frames. S35. ASK for Mr..
Myers Sl3 14th 81. NV.
ANTIQ dining room table.
e chairs. chest OF drawers, old glass. 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

BOOMING HOUSE downtown; Q rooms.
2. VIII. Rent. S65. Price. $500. Mrs.
Iambel, zoos H st. Met 4Sl3
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Air He adIiners

Afternoon Proeroms.
$500 p.m.-WMAL, International
Broadcast from Rome.
SEQ p.m.-WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
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RES AURANI, completely furnished. do
ing $500 per week. colored trade; on U
St: good location a real bargain. Call
Col. 324S Sun. bet q and 10 em. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

VARIETY STORE in growing neighbour
hood. long lease: clean stock; other BUSH
ness interests demand time and attention.
Boy SIX. Star pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

YOUNG MAN has 81 900 10 invest snd
services In established business. State de-
tails. Box 354-X Star Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

BLOWERS. 81. so to $3.50; thermostat. So.
| installed small charge; repaired; terms,
exhaust fans. motors. Carly, 1908 l4th.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WE WANT to get in touch with mechanical
lv inclined men with character references.
must be. employed; reliable with fair educ a.
ton. who wish to better themselves oy
frigeration and air conditioning industries:
write fully Utilities Inst, Box 12-W. star.
IF YOU WISH to secure a good position
take a course at Woods School in stenogra-
pbv or comptometer. Evening classes from
& TO and to T10 14th st. NV. Phone
Met Seal for further information
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD course, brief.
EASY to learn. Miss West, National gal.
1911 g st. NV. Room 204.
BE A SECRETARY OR ACCOUNTANT
Earn more, have more--opportunities are
in a BOYD COURsE-UNUSUAL ADVAN-
TAGES Register today for the next class.
BOYDa 1888 = 1t. NV. National 234O.
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RADIO SERVICE MAN.

Must be experienced in repairs ana
service Steady work. State qualifications.
previous employment, age and salary ex-
pected Box 26S-W. Star.
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BED ROOM, dining room. davenport suites:
breakfast set studio couch. chifforoOf
kitchen cabinet. Edelman. 1903 Ga. ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

GROCERY STORE in good northeast loca-
ion; reasonable price for quick sale. Phone
lincoln 152a-M To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

IN OPPORTUNlTY-Dr store. gasoline
tation. beauty parlor and restaurant. all
n excellent condition. paying and Al loca-
ions. Box 4S34, Arlington. Va.
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LIFE INSURANCE
OPPORTUNITY

real opportunity for a man Of junior
executive ability Active WASHINGTON branch
of strong old. line company has immedi.
salesman mot industrian whose past
actual sales record shows him able to ap-
point and work with new statesmen. . IL
you are between 25 and 40 and can qualify,
this Agency Supervisor position will pay
reasonable guaranteed salary and COM
missions on personal business. Please give
complete personal and business data for
"
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ACCOUNTANT. experienced, for c. P; A.
ONCE: capable of taking charge OF assign
ments Apply in own handwriting; stating
age experience, salary expected. Box
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BRICK-5O NJ hard brick, SIS per NJ. Lum-
Der. flooring, sheathing. siding. 2xs. HXlh
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