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The daily independent., 1937-04-17
With The
Churches
FIRST METHODIST
ii. X. King, pastor

$50 a. m. Church School, L. r.
Foreman general superintendent.
HOO a. m. Morning worship.
with sermon by the pastor. Sub
ject, Christ and Japan" What
about the remarkable land of
Japan? Mighty events are hap
pening there l. God working in
them? Does it mean anything to
you and me?
Gas p. m. Epworth League
meeting, Miss Evelyn Crump lead
er.
7:30 p. m. Cathedral Service.
beautifully illustrated mel-age
on the cathedrals of Old England,
by Reverend John Evcrington.
The service will be he'd in the
Church School auditorium. Bring
friend with you-and better
come carly, as there will probably
be large attendance. The public is
cordially invited.
Monday
500 p. NJ. Under the auspices of
the Woman'S Missionary Society,
the Reverend Mr.. John Evering-
ton will give his beautifully illuSt-
rated lecture on The Gardens OF
Old England. in the Church
School auditorium.
WCGIc day
7.30 p. m. MiGWCCk -crviCc.
FRIDAY
100 p. N. Fellowship Supper"
Wade Mari toaStmaaiCr. \ time
Of wholesome fun, fa:tl, and fel-
lo".ilIp. Church-wide event in the
Bishops Crusade. Have you Joined
the Bishop Club? If not. do so al
CncC. And don't fail to attend the
Fellowship Supper Friday night.
Music
Morning
Prelude: AdagIO ElegiaQuC-Wie-
nIdWSki.
Anthem: Give Unto The Lord
Cadman: A. S. Denton and choir
OffertOry: LCntO TriSto-Kuhc.
Anthem: Rock of AgCS-Salter;
Mrs. J. w. Foreman and choir.
PoStludC: MarChc RCligieUse-
Adam.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
FIRST BAPTIST
DR.. +. II. Potts, r.lStOr

DIR. r.. IL. Potts, rlStOr
$50 a. N. Sunday School, w. T.
Love. il, Superintend.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
with sermon by the pastor. Sub
iCCt: The Great Preparation.
Gas p. m. The B. T. U. Selmon
Freeman. director.
800 p. m. Evening worship, with
sermon by the pastor. Subject
And The Books Were Opened.
Monday
$3.50 p. m. Circles of Missionary
Society.
Tuesday
400 p. m. il. @. A., with Miss
ROSelyn Bundy, 332 w. Fearing
Street.
Music
Morning
Prelude: Offertoire in E Major
BaStiStc.
Offertory-Chorus of Angels
Clark.
Anthem: Jesus 1 Live For Thee
Speags; Misses Marjorie Jackson,
Mary Simpson, Mary Fodery and
choir.
Postlude: March-Kramer.
Evening
Prelude: Jour de PrintempS-Kin-
der.
Offertory: When Stars Greet
Night-Huerter.
Anthem: God Is Our Refuge-Wil-
son: Mrs. Marion Meads, Mrs. J.
H. Cartwright and choir.
Postlude: Finale-Kramer.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

my state. You can .av ~
Please but I say to 70, via VA,
Farley, to cycyboov W. ,,' "''a q.
VIII vote against III. >,,s @. ID
because i. is moral.y ...,, ~ .''9
morally unsound: il il. .'o'.
GUS proceeding" oas-
commentmg on tn, ,,..,.
ton, Louis &c Rochnc"1,' 1''.as
er OF the March Of Tin, ,'. Pig
elimination which ,ra ,.'a !.
board Of review has or5.. n;
dl tort the impart.ag,rr,r' ,',.oo 7, !,
OF Times complete r,,,,.. y. y.
supreme CCUg cgn.ro,.'. - q
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science 3crvices arc
being conducted from the manual
of the Mother Church at 702 Bos-
ton avenue at 7:45 o'clock every
Sunday night. All are We'come.
Subject this Sunday: Doctrine
of Atoncmcnt.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

London. W.R)-A cnecX for S25
from a Vancouver man, sent to
the registrar for the Clcrkcnwell
county court poor box, will permit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Johnston, of
ISlington, and their seven children
to remain for % days longer in
their hcinG. ThsJ had f2Cld e,Ig-
t!cu.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
GJory Golfers May Compete

Honolulu. UP)-Thc city boasts
Of 246 golfers who have made a
holc-in-one in the past 10 years.
A tournament bct"ecn the hols-
1n-cuers l. under Con;lderatlgn.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
WITH THE
COURTS
SUPERIOR COURT

Action was filed here yesterday
bv Swift and Company against ,.
A Griffin. Jr.. Of Manteo "a king
Judgment in the amount of S644,69
and interest on that amount from
September 29. 1888. the amount
in controversy representing the
unpaid balance on merchandise
sold by the company to the dcf"n-
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
QU1RKS
In The NeaUs
By UNITED PRESS

New York, April l6.-lU'P)Ste-
phen P. Di Rosa, recently demot-
ed from detectives rank to plain
patrolman, put on his uniform to-
day for his first tour of duty. Be-
fore he had gone 20 feet he ran
into a hold-up captured one man
and chased two others away from
their victim.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

Goods. chcaply priced because
poorly made, rob the seller of
Sclf-Tcspect and the buyer Of sat-
iSfaCtion.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
RECORDERS COURT

James Steiger, 42-year-old white
resident of Newport News Va
drew the costs Of court from r.
cordcr w. c. Morse. Jr, ycSter-
day when he was found gu'y OF
having been di orderly drW-t on
the streets the night before.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

New York. April 16.-U.R)-1t
looked bad for Mrs. Mary Larkin
when she was brought into court
charged with ignoring 80 tickets
for over time parking. She eX-
planned that her four-year-old son
was subject to CONFUSION seizures
and that she had to keep the car
handy to take him to the hospital.
Police were ordered to leave her
alone.
Maribor, Jugoslavia. April 10
W.R)-Josef Stoklas, 77-year-old
sexton of the village of Heiligen-
blut. always said he wanted to
live to dig his 1.000th grave. He
dug it today and had barely fin
ished has last spade cut when he
dropped dead of apopleXy. He Will
be buried in it.
Cleveland, April l6.-U.R)-JoS-
eph johnson, 80, was on the stand
in a holdup case in criminal court
today. And this asked presecu-
tor Norman S. Minor, happened
in the city of Cleveland, county OF
Cuyahoga, state of Ohio?" Il OBJ
ject," said Johnson. The judge
asked why. Because. said the wit
ness, Il think the prosecutor
should know the answer himself" I"
New York, April 16.-(UR)-Thc
Appellate division today unanim-
ously upheld a $4,000 fee award
cd to Max D. Steucr, attorney. The
fee was in payment for services
in which Steuer won a judgment
of $4,000 for two clients.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

CONGRESS YESTERDAY:
SENATE:
In recess.
Judiciary committee cOntin-
ued hearings on court rcorgani-
zation bill.
LaFoIIctte committee contin-
ued hearings on Harlan, Ky, la
Dor trocbles.
Finance committee considered
proposal to restore 5000 e@HJ-
gency officers to retirement
payroll.
Foreign relations cOmmi tee
approved bill for assistant Sec
retaryship in state department.
HOUSE,:
In recess.
Agriculture committee warned
by FCA Governor Myers against
cCn.inucd federal financing :Or
farm purchases.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Weather Statistics

Friday, April l6, 1887
TEMPERATURE
Average for April 50.9O
Highest today -------- 64.OO
Lowest today ----------4 49.OO
Average today -------- 66.00
Excess today Plus I.IO
Yearly average --------6O.6O
PRECIPITATION In lnChCS)
Average for April ------3.5G
Amount today ---------O.OO
Total amt. this month --l.39
Total amt. since Jan. 1869
Yearly average ---------47.5O
Wind DireCtiOn-North
Character CT Day-Cloudy
w. H. Sanders
Saturday, April II
Sunrise 5.29; Sunset 6.4i
High Low
Ore. Inlet O.19 1856 704 7.21
Cape Hat. --- 1926 6.34 6.5l
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

Sunday, April 1S
SunriSe o.2Y: Sunset GAP
High Low
Ore. Inlet 1.30 2.l3 500 8.20
Cape Hat. 100 1.43 1876 1853
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Congress
Today and
Yesterday

By UNITED PRESS
CONGRESS TODAY:
SENATE:
In recess.
HOUSE:
In recess.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
LIFE Of M'GUFFEY
TO Be DRAMAT|zED
"CavaIcade of America" to
Present Story of Famed
Text Book Author:

TINE story Of the famous Nc
Gu1ey Reader, first American
text book to enjoy general use,
4 and the life OF its author,
William Holmes McGuffey, will be
dramatized during the "Cavalcade of
America" program on WJSV and other
Columbia stations tonight at 8 o'clock.
In brief but colorful episodes, the
complete life story OF McGuffey will
be depicted. Descriptive music will be
provided by Don VOORHEES, Orchestra.
FIRED ALLEN will present . special
dx-star April Fools eve variety
revue during his broadcast on WRC
at 9. Taking part will be Portland
Hoffa. Harry Vim Zell. and the
Mighty Allen Art Players"-John
Brown, Minerva Pious, Eileen Doug
las and Charley Cantor.
THE famed Victor Herbert musical
love story, Naughty Marietta"
will serve as Jessica Dragonette's
Beauty Box Theater" vehicle on
WJSV at $50.
The program includes such popular
selections from the score as "Ah.
Sweet Mystery Of Life" I'm Falling
in Love With Some One" and Italian
Street Song"
K EN- MURRAY, comedian, and his
stooge, Oswald" Labriola, who
succeeded Oracle Allen and George
Burns on the weekly soup show, will
present the initial program Of their
new series on WJSV at $50.
Murray and Labriola recently COM
pleted . 39-week radio series.
ELIZABETH RETHBERG, prima
donna Of the Metropolitan Opera
Co., will be the guest soloist with Abe
Lyman's Orchestra during the your
Hit Parade and Sweepstakes" pro-
gram on WRC at 10.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
MAI. c. L. CHENNAULT
is ORDERED RETIRED
Leader Of "Men on Flying Ira
psze," Acrobatic Air Unit, Has
Been in Failing Health.

paze," Acrobadc Air Unit, Has
Been in Failing Health.
Orders for retirement Of Maj. Claire
L. Chennault, Army Air Corps, until
recently pursuit instructor at the Air
Corps Tactical School, Montgomery
Field, Ala, and leader of the famous
acrobatic formation, "The Men on
the Flying Trape1e," were announced
today at the War Department.
Maj. Chennault, though only At,
has been in failing health since ne
was relieved of duty at Montgomery
Field last year, it was said. He is
now stationed at Barksdale Field,
La. The order for his retirement will
take effect April IL, at which time
he will revert to his permanent rank
of captain and will be sent to his
home in Texas.
Known as one Of the Armys out
standing pursuit pilots and authorities
on pursuit aviation. Maj. Chennault
has 20 years Of active flying behind
him. He went through the World
War as reserve officer on active
duty, beginning his aviation career
in November, 1917. After the war he
was commissioned in the Regular
Army Air Service. Most of his peace
time service has been with Air Corps
tactical squadrons.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
LIEUT.. COL. H. A. WINGATE
ORDERED TO PHILIPPINES
District Native Given New Duty
After Finishing Course at
Industrial School.
81, 1887.

Lieut.. Col. Henry A. Wingate, Army
Quartermaster Corps, native Of the
District, has been ordered to the
Philippines for duty on completion Of
his present course as q student at the
Army Industrial School here.
He will sail from New York about
September II to report to the COM
manding general Of the Philippine
Department for assignment to duty
with the Quartermaster Corps.
Col William A. Johnson, COM
mander OF the 5th Engineers at Fort
Belvoir, Va, has been ordered re-
lieved about August l. He will go
to Baltimore for duty as district Army
engineer in charge Of that district
Lieut.. Col. Basil D. Edwards, In
fantry, has been ordered relieved Of
assignment and duty in the ONCE Of
the Assistant Secretary Of War, ef-
fective August 81. He will be de-
tailed for duty at the University Of
Michigan.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

and parking station; parkins lots; excellent
location Behrend, 1877 F NV.
BOARDING HOUSE Mass at. at Scott
GiFSleJn NJ De Jhazo Eo0ms 19fh Ps1fS Nv Nst 5sa6
RESTAURANT doing 500 daily; close 8
pm. (whiskyl; seats 100; al new new equip
ment; rent, S75: price only So 500 ter terms s
st. ~ NV Met 4sI3.
PAINTS hardware coal; busy 70 street; se Long
estab; good bHsnnesst 99n a2 priSsf ofsce 'oo' essn
RooMING- BOARDING 1Ralorams ana Es g oo6 aa
MISS MSS 8c6oWn 5ashs' 1G6s FsR 0 s. Net a asa
GUEST HOUSE Mass. at Scott circle}m D..
rs rooms baths INCOME % over sdo si40o' is
Tea R. N. De shszo. 'i123 i4th N W. Natl $500.
WANT MAN with $500. half share profits
in restaurant best block 9th st. Potomac
sS1 aSnf 5rss $3.50 3 TkS 1 ssS So
seph @ HolIander, zoos ii st. NV
rooms, 2 baths: over $3.50 monthly in
fSif n De shazo. iiss 14tS NV Nv Natl $500.
YOUNG MAN will invest $1,000 to S10.-
900 with services in substantial business:
nyst aA stand i9gestisation oTsss Address Box
ROOMING HOUSE, lower 18th st.-1l
rms 3 baths good income: lease; terms.
Miss Derrickson. zoos H st. Met, 1913.
DRUG STORE, resid section: going busi-
ness; lease: bright future: price, $4,000;
terms. Address Box 300 Star Once.
ROOMING AND APT. downtown Is rms.
Az baths; rent. SIPS; water and heat fur;
So 500; terms Mrs. Reach. zoos n st.
ROOMING HOUSE Cbest res. section)-12
rooms, . baths, oil heat: rent. $50: an un.
usually nice house; large. bright rooms and
nicely pApered: ST. $50.
r. M De anazo. 1913 14th N W. Natl. $500
ROOMING HOUSE TX at 19th)-15 rms:
rent. S125; price So 900. Miss McCown.
zoos H st. Metropolitan 4Sl3
ESTAURANT-Clean and attractive: bus,
sec: rent, SS5: booths; only 81 $50; terms.
R M. De Shazo. 1I23 l4th NV. Natl 5s20.e
CONTINUED on Next PaEe.)
Evening star., 1937-03-31
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room SOL
Westory Bldg. l4th and F Open Sun am
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for ,life-
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK..
1885 Columbia I'd Adams O3ss.
NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING
Excellent masseuse treatments for improve
ing invalid Circulation. Decatur 2i34. u
BEFORE PLACING YOUR LOVED ONES
in nursing home. call MRS. ILIFF years
Of experiencel. Falls Church 370-W-1l.
REDUCING-6 TREAT. s5: REMOVES
TAT In spots. results assured lab.-teSted
diet: baths. 22l0 Wash. circle. West 1922
PROFESSIONAL SINGER DESIRES TO
exchange lessons for accompanying Give
phone no. Address Box 300. Star Office
MIs5 FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten 1922 Massachusetts ave. NV: school
OF dancing and nursery: hour day or
week: $50 to $50.
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CoNsTl-
tute so per cent OF success Are yours in
need Of Improvement? Personality analysis;
confidential help. AGNES MCCALL PAR
KER. 1892 Natl Press Bldg. National 5511.
ACHES, PAINS AND NERVOUSNESS
A Specially. Short Wave Treatments.
DR.. ROSS. Bond Bldg. Met. O246.
PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Finger Wave, 15c: Manicures, 15c; Etc.
Free Marcels and Haircuts.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,
1910 N. Y. Ave. Met. 777s.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
c. c. c. QUOTA CUT

Virginia Will Lose Two Camps
Next Quarter.
81 the Associated Press.
Virginia will have 81 c. c. c. camps
In the next quarter, two less than
now are being operated in the State.
Robert Fecnner, director Of emer-
gency conservation work, announced
today the camps to be closed are the
Tennessee Valley Authority camp at
Clinchport, in Scott County, and the
camp at the United States Naval Mine
Depot at Yorktown, in York County
Evening star., 1937-03-31
LAWYERS Guild Unit to Meet.

Over 800 members of the District
Chapter of the National Lawyers
Guild will meet for the first time
under their new constitution at &
o'clock tonight in the Interior De-
partment Auditorium to erect perma-
nent officers
Evening star., 1937-03-31
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CLEANING or nursing. by day or hour;
colored. North 2575-J.
COOK or general houseworker: stay in or
go home nights. city reference. Decatur
1894.
GERMAN WOMAN wants general house
work: good cook: no laundry, 5212 18th
st. north Arlington. Va.
GIRL. colored, neat desires days work or
full or part time: no Sundays: city refer
ence. Potomac 6232.
GIRL. colored. wants Job mothers helper
chambermaid. part time. days work; ref
Call Atlantic 6O42.
GIRL colored wants work of any kind:
experienced. Call Thursday. IL am. to 8
pm. 759 Kenyon st NV.
GIRL colored, reliable, wants part-time
work, waiting dinner parties. chamber
maid, cleaning apartments. North 1898.
GIRL. colored wants job, general house
work, plain cooking; good references. Met
ropolitan 4237.
GIRL, colored. wants nursing: good city
reference. Atlantic 67S9.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
SALESMAN.

EXPERIENCE helpful but not necessary;
leads furnished; this proposition is worth
investig ating. Apply 1416 st. ne. be-
Thompson.
ATTENTION. AUTOMOBILE sALESMEN!
II you are interested In making additional
employment apply 1416 H st. n e: between
and l2 week days. See Mr.. Thompson.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
HELP WQMEN.

APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty shop.
Carnell Beauty Shop. Bill 14th st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored,, only expert
eoasa ma5ee Hillside neg e4s Before
BEAUTY oPERATOR-Mustb be thoroughly
Laura Beauty shop 2040 Eye st: NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around operator;
waver Apply 1106 18th st. NV.
GpRH ps meals ABBY sii deoTsa ave NV
FLAT-WoRK AssORTER, white, expert
enced: call between $50 and $50. Berg
man Laundry, 623 G st. NV.
GIRLS % for food order dept; perma-
nent work to those selected. See employ
ment mgr, pm.-4 pm, 312 Evans Bldg.'
1920 New York ave. NV. .
GRADUATE NURSE white. for nisht duty;
Spring I'd. NV. -
LADIES-We will let you have S25 in
hosiery: underwear, Hooyers: dresses, etc
on cred Sell to ends nriyegs Room
403, 1888 st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER may have use. OF fur
nished Office. with established public steno-
telephone. epS eOe Address Box s44.J' Star once.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR to make ap--
pointments for established concern. must
da.ss dsys 4nmtss Ro1 & gsf gaSne office Ss nteFve"
in confectionery store: local references re-
ouired. Address Box 900. Star office.
MATTRESSES (2), experienced; references
rant. 1874 14th st. NV. North 1897.
MATTRESSES. over 81 Apply Mickey's
Grill. II17 18th st. NV.
WHOLESALE CREDIT ASSOCIATION has
perma nent place open for typtst With gen
esea aceurate gnee and tactful and have suficient
maturity to understand business trAnsac-
tions. See Mr. Parker. 755 Munsey Bldg.
WOMAN, settled. white or colored. for gen
eral housework in Montclair. N. j.: two
Sms sa ahtdrsD D.Iament II asmio So7
Of recorded music popular and Classical:
Preferably with experience at q good
record counter. Please give age. experience
and salary expected in answering. Ad-
dress Box 200, Star ONCE
PART-TIME WORK.
Do you realize it is possible to make
hosiery. underwear, etc. No money
needed. Return privilege. Coronet Co..
1888 st. NV.
HELP DOMESTIC.
GIRL. white or colored, experienced house
work. cooking; fond Of children; good
home. live in; reference. gaia East Mon
ument St. Baltimore. Md.
cooking; stay In Call Georgia 66O2
GIRL, white, housekeeper. care Of 5-year-
old child in return for room, board, sal
ary. 1911 9TH st. NV.
GIRL, white, for general housework. help
care for baby; neat; reference; So week.
Call Thursday afternoon. b011 3rd st.
NV. Randolph 1880.
Evening star., 1937-03-31

LADIES-We will let you have S25 in
hosiery. underwear, Hoovers. dresses, etc,
on credit. Sell to friends. nelghbors: ex-
cellent comm: return privilege. Room
Evening star., 1937-03-31
HELP MEN,

HELP MEN.
AUTO RADIO SERVICE MAN: also expe-
rienced on auto accessories installations.
1881 14th st. NV
AUTOMOBILE statesmen for our used-car
95 the es
aers. See NJ 0f Petit. sseusrt Motors. izol
R. l. ave. ne.
sN9d 2nd md. man e. for general sl
3042 Thursday morning.
BOY, about II, with neat appearance, to
M vscancy; permanent position GOOD sal
tation furnished, Apply in person, to
II and from 2 to 9. 1908 9th st. NV.
Columbia 6469-W.
BOYS end youns men. ior permanent
Mr schryver. 1917 New York ave: NV:
COLLECTOR. for installment house; ex-
perienced only need apply; must have car
and good HSav kss co. s.7Iy Is fns
% esnvassins; interestins work; Ten what
ye1a gan DO. hob hobbies, tel. Address BOX
oooK s,2 wANrEP1A-ad "A ! oo1ored' c 10 Apply .ss
CURB ATTENDANTS, over Is years; good
tips, meals. Apply 5111 Georgia ave. NV:
MAN willing worker. to take orders ,Ss and iad
deliver samples. Must be neat This srso Joo
is Box pes%snsns sas.R sts9 sG oce ehs slsn' nAn
MAN. service station or chain store ns,,sns ex-
perience. to call on regular customers.
Only men willing to work hours gay
need apply We train you 1or the 1oo'
Address BOX BOOK. Star ONCE
NAN married neat. own or able to drive
IEht car. to act as dealer for local or
sanitation. Some experience .In YOU'D o1e ne
Natl. Press Blds.. "a.
NAN (Vhite). employed part time. to earn
room. hour daily; board. 81. 80 weeaiy;
Co-oper1tive Club. 1907 (Eye) st. NV. 81
Evening star., 1937-03-31

BEAUTY pARLORS-

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French Method used DR. Della
Ledendecker 3025 o st NV West 1120
LEAVING FOR MIAMI APRIL Q; TAXI
two. Decatur 1886 Branch l3.
Evening star., 1937-03-31

Marine Band Concert Put OF.
A concert by the Marine Band
Symphony Orchestra scheduled for 8
O'Clock tonight in the auditorium has
been postponed until tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES, CALF,
April 8; room for passengers; references
exchanged Emerson 4204.
LADY DRIVING TO NEW MEXICO
about April g. Southern route. and return,
in 7-passenger 1897 De Soto; room for s
passengers. Phone Shepherd 1874.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY Dec. 1851 1902
J. tn, has cooks. mattresses maids. nurses
g.hw part-tlme day workers. housemen.1. l.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 2419, North
90l1, 1925 9th St.. furnishes cooks. g.h.w.,
maids. mattresses, chaufieurs, porters.
kitchen help
Evening star., 1937-03-31

Prosperity Forecast.
British Guiana expects 1896 to be
one Of its most prosperous years.
Evening star., 1937-03-31

GIRLS 90 for food order dept; perma-
nent work to those selected. See employ
ment mgr, 3 pm.-4 pm, 312 Evans Bldg'
Evening star., 1937-03-31
BUSINESS.
SALES ENGINEER

Age 25 to 40. exp. estimating and selling
every type OF boiler flooring and pipe in
sulation; salary. comm. and travelling eX-
penSes: Territory. state OF virginia.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, INC.
1871 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-31

CURB ATTENDANTS. over lS years: good
tips. meals. Apply 511l Georgia ave NV
FLAT-WORK ASsORTER, white. expert
enced; call between 4:3O and $40. Berg
man Laundry, 623 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-31
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
DRESSMAKING alterations women's
childrens fancy handmade garments.
Spring suits and dresses. 1st-class work
guaranteed. Potomac 59ST.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes case, wages
reasonable; references; don't phone. write
Ethel Colvin 1443 Monroe st. NV. 81
RY-STENOGRAPHER Seven
years experience in law office, competent;
excellent references Miss Liss Met. 534S.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. competent
desires position preferably with lumber or
contracting concern. Address Box 14-Q.
Rtar ofY4ce Il
Evening star., 1937-03-31

GRADUATE NURSE, white. for night duty:
references. Hebrew Home for Aged. 1125
Spring rd. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER may have use. OF fur
graphic business. IN return for answering
telephone. Address Box 244-J. Star ONCE.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR to make ap--
pointments for established concern. must
have unlimited phone for interview. Ad-
dress Box 80 Star Office
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CAMERA REPAI

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER = dABERT; INC,
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in confectionery store: local references re-
ouired Address Box 900. Star office.
MATTRESSES (2), experienced; references
required apply at once. Jalepes Restau-
rant. 1874 14th st. NV. North 1897.
Evening star., 1937-03-31

Day and Night Clssses-Free Booklet
MABELLE HONOUR,
10 Years of Successful Training,
1910 New York Ave. NV. Met. 7T1S.
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ASBESTOS SIDE WALL
statesmen.
Why not sell the new cedar grain asbes-
tos siding exclusive with Johns-M anville)2 ?
Sales leadership plus cooperation assure
you good income. Sibley. 3311 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
REAL ESTATE statesmen.
experienced men. Must have car and
good references. Call Mr.. Benson. Crowder
Copst Co. Shepherd 1904
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PART-TIME WORK

Do you realize it is possible to make
SIS to $50 weekly. part time, selling
hosiery. underwear etc. No money
needed. Return privilege. Coronet Co.
1888 ST. NV
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YOUNG WOMAN With q good knowledge
Preferably with experience at q good
record counter. Please give age. experience
and salary expected in answering. Ad
dress Poy ono Star of11ce
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CARPENTRY - Prompt. reliable reason
able. fences. porcheS. steps. partitions.
screens. French doors. cupboards asbestos
or brick faced siding. screen doors. hoors,
lattice. picket fences. etc. Douglas. At
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REPAIRS & SERVICE,

BEDDING. MATTRESSES pox springs al
pillows reno. best prices and prompt d,
Wash Mattress Co.. 3lo stnw Nat 667