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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23
WHILE PRICES
ARE LOW

The big swing to the 1887 Ford va has
brought to your Ford dealer late model,
first class used cars Of all popular makes.
This desire of SO many people to own
the 1887 Ford va creates an OPpOTtu-
nifty for you to get fine used car at
real IOsU price.
Right now Ford dealers are getting ready
for the spring rush of business-when
both new and used cars will be i'm greater
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23
tory over the Craven insurgon.

tory over the Craven insurgent
Not SO bull-voiced as Speaker o.
ry' mr.: bryant has shown al Tner-
equal firmness and decision VIII, "lihost
ne mas been called on to occupv ls tt
speakers chair, as has hapnenaS the
eral times durin g this session nv II seV-
concededly one Of the most ,o lle IS
House. III The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23
Bryant Is Leading
AS 1899 Speaker
Continued from Page One.)

man from Durham has made quite an
impression during this session. In adj
dition to his leadership in revenue
legislation, he has been in the fore
front of every fight for the admins
tration. If ever man has earned the
gratitude of the powers-that-be Mr.
Bryant has done SO.
He carried his own part of the load
and, in addition, when Libby Ward
head of the appropriations commit
tee, wandered off the reservation and
went whooping on the warpath of So
cial security, it was Mr.. Bryant who
stepped into the gap and led the ad-
ministration forces to sweeping vic
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23

dustrial engineering. Several thous-
and visitors, including delegations
from more than so high schools, are
expected to view the fair this year.
Seven major departments of the
School of Engineering are cooperat-
ing to stage the annual two-day show.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23
Has Tor Sis Rn,nn,nd

Mrs. J. M. Moss had nar tonoil.
moved IN Maria Parham hospital, and
was said to be doing nicely TODAY -'u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23

H. L. Woodlief was reported ~,
proved today at Maria Parham hoe
pltal, following an operation for ~" ~
pendicitis Saturday. "p-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23

Condition Same.
The condition of G. W. Knott, ST.,
was said to be about the same at his
home on Burwell avenue today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23

ments were tackled on to the maxi
mum hour bill, it still remains as the
first law of it's kind which has ever
stood even a remote chance of be-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-03-23
Lawrence Takes
Political Turns

(continued from Page One.)
Evening star., 1937-04-06
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
HERE in NOVEMBER
Eleventh National Contract Ses.
sion to Be Held at Shoreham
November 20.

Washington will be the scene OF
the eleventh annual national con-
tract bridge championships next No
vember, it was announced last night
at a meeting Of the Washington
Bridge League.
The Winter session of the cham
pionships will be staged at the
6horeham Hotel the week beginning
November 20. The event will be un-
der direction OF the American Bridge
League.
The main events will be the open
pair, match point team OF four,
mixed pair, women's team of four.
There also will be a non-masters'
pair championship, for which players
on the select list of national masters
are barred.
Lieut. Comdr. w. A. Corley, u s. NJ,
retired, president of the Washington
Bridge League will be chairman Of
the Tournament Committee.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
$15,169 PAID BLIND
IN D. C. DURING YEAR
Social Security Grants Are Re.
ceived by 129 Persons
in Canital.

Social security grants totaling $l5,-
1863 were paid to 129 blind persons
here during the year ended March
/, according to the Board Of Public
Welfare.
The board estimated that there are
568 blind persons in the District.
Applications for aid were received
from 288 persons. Seventy applica-
tions were denied or withdrawn and
102 were pending at the close of the
year.
Only two of the States reporting
to the Social Security Board showed
fewer blind persons per total popu-
lation than did Washington, where
only 40 persons out Of every 10000
received grants. The average for all
States was so recipients per 10000 Of
population.
OF the total number Of blind per-
sons here, only 10 are employed.
Living in institutions were 248 blind
men and women. The remainder
were living with relatives or caring
for themselves.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
FOOT EXAMINATIONS
FOR PUPILS URGED
DR.. Gusts Lee Hall Tells Value of
Plan to Manor Park
Group.

Annual examination Of the feet Of
school children by authorized physi-
clans and the recording and correc-
ton OF any defects were advocated
for program Of foot health educa-
tion in the public schools by DR..
Custis Lee Hall, prominent District
surgeon and an authority on foot
defects, who spoke before the Manor
Park Citizens Association last night
at Whittier School.
Stating that so per cent OF children
between and 10 years, 10 per cent
between 10 and Is years and 80 per
cent Of high school age have some
defect OF the feet. Dr. Hall contends
that with the proper treatment in
early life such LESSONS may be cor
rected.
The foot health program, which
is being discussed before civic groups
and parent-teacher associations, has
the Endorsement of the District
Health Department
George A. Corbin reported q tenta-
tive bus schedule to begin May in
the Manor Park and Takoma Park
areas.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
G. 0. ?. WOMEN
ELECT OFFICERS
Nine. Cantacuzene Named
President for Three.Year
Term.

Nine. Julia Cantacuzene, grand
daughter OF President Grant, was
elected president Of the League Of
Republican Women, to serve for three
years, at a meeting Of the organiza-
ton yesterday at the Raleigh Hotel.
She succeeds Mrs. William Fitch
Kelley.
Other officers chosen were:
Mrs. Frank w. Mondell, first vice
president; Mrs. Charles Alger, second
vice president; Mrs Warren J. Haines.
third vice president; Mrs. William
Culbertson, fourth vice president; Mrs.
William N. Doak, NTH vice president;
Mrs. Charles M. Lea, sixth vice prest-
dent.
Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy,
recording secretary; Mrs. Lewis T.
Breuninger, assistant recording Sec
retary; Mrs. Edmund Kochersperger,
treasurer; Mrs. Hugh Southgate, as
sistant treasurer; Miss Ruth M.
Brown, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Henry Corbin Fuller, assistant
corresponding secretary.
Members chosen to the Board OF
Directors were Mrs. Henry Albers,
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mrs. Ralph
o. Brewster, Mrs. William R. Castle,
Mrs. James J. Davis, Mrs. William
o. Gilbert, Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor,
Mrs James r. Mann, Mrs. Bertrand
Smell and Mrs Maurice H. Thatcher
Sergt. John E. Scott, director Of the
Boys Club of the Metropolitan Police
Department, outlined activities Of the
Police Boys Club in a talk before
the group. Describing plans for estab-
fishing a club for colored boys. to
be located in the 1900 block Of U
street, he said that while under
sponsorship OF Police Department. the
proposed club would be under man.
agement of colored persons. He said
approximately 5000 members were
expected to be enrolled.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
FLOWER EXHIBITION
Paintings by Mrs. Hyde Seen at
National Museum.

Paintings Of flowers by Mrs. Alice
Earle Hyde and collection Of wild
flower seeds are being exhibited by
the Wild Flower Preservation Society
in the south end Of the foyer Of the
National Museum, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue.
The exhibit, which will continue
through April 19, also includes books
and leaflets on wild flower study and
cultivation.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
M|TD MAYFAIR
ON MUSIC HALL"
Broadway Star and Carron
of Metropolitan to Sing
Tonight.

TIL MAYFAIR, star OF "The
n n Show Is On" and Arthur
VV Carron, Metropolitan Opera
1 i tenor, will be featured during
the HammerStein Music Hall pro-
gram on WJSV and other Columbia
stations tonight at o'clock.
Miss Mayfair will sing Little Old
Lady" Carron's contribution will be
Song OF Songs"
Elizabeth Lennox, contralto; Lucy
Laughlin, soprano, and Jerry Mann,
comedian, also will take part in the
broadcast.
HUSBANDS AND WIVES" moves
= into the 8 o'clock spot on WMAL
and simultaneously celebrates its Sec
ond anniversary on the air. Since
this domestic forum OF the air started
Sedley Brown and Allie Lowe Miles
have interviewed 624 husbands and
wives.
4 NOVEL new composition, Work
out" by Robert Mcbride, will have
It's air premiere during the Musical
Americana" program on WJSV at
1890. The composition details the
routine of modern dance chorus and
will be played by an augmented SYM
phonic orchestra under direction OF
Freddie Rich.
1T CAN BE DONE" new weekly
variety show, will make its debut
on WMAL at $50. The program,
which replaces welcome Valley" will
feature Edgar A. Guest and Frankie
Masters Orchestra.
d REPRESENTATIVE ASHBROOK,
~ Democrat, Of Ohio will present
the Congress Today" program on
VOL at 9:45. twenty Years After
will be his topic.
MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT,
1VA Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd
and Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick Will
start mo Foreign War" crusade
during the Emergency Peace Cam
paign broadcast on WMAL at 1890.
The broadcast will be heard at mass
meetings in 1000 communities.
ZOE PENNER will be the guest star
during Jack Oakie's program on
WJSV at $50. Penner will lecture
on "Old Inca Pottery" and 40 other
subjects.
DADIO JOE will dedicate his pro-
~ gram on WMAL at 7:30 to the
Cherry Blossom Festival. c. Melvin
Sharpe, general chairman OF the tes-
tival, will speak.
AL JOLSON will sing April Show
ers," which he introduced in Bonn
bo," his Broadway success OF 1921.
during the broadcast on WJSV at
$50. His program also includes you
Can't Take 1t With You" and The
Love Bug Will Get You if You Don
Watch Out"
A SPECIAL Army day program will
be broadcast by WMAL at 10. 1t
will include an address by Secretary
of War Woodring and music by the
United States Army Band.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
Statesmen.

opportunity to learn the oil burner and
fuel oil business will be given intensive
training for one week beginning at once.
trsctive feld with one. Of the leaders OF
the country will be given to those who
qualify. A car Is essential. Apply all this
week, 1919 Conn. ave. NV. We are now
selling oil-burning equipment for immedi-
ate Installation and no payments need be
made until next September.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
statesmen.

I want three men over Is to join
a permanent organization selling
to Business and Professional
men a Book Combination used
by many prominent people and
needed by every one. New and
enlarged Editions with an effec-
tive sales plan; priced and on
terms to suit present conditions.
Opportunity for advancement.
Daily advances against earned
Commissions. Mr.. Swink, 1912,
"a, 7O8 Second National Bank,
1881 &c" st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
SAlEShAEN.

SALESMEN qualified to call on select trade
with proposition of merit; grocery expert
ence helpful: must have good reference or
bond. Address Box 3lS-Q Star office.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Prominen ent
builder wants exp. salesman with car. The
right man can make real money with this
organization. We have large number Of
our own homes all well located in NV.
section. Address Box 5000 Star office.
SALESMAN-Must be over 25 and know
Washington; man selected will get small
salary commission and special real estate
course; applicant preferred without real
estate experience; write. stating Qualif1ca-
tions and why you think you can sell real
estate. Address Box 370-K, Star office.
LIQUOR SALESMAN. experienced man to
contact bar trade exclusively: must have
excellent credentials and be a frst-class.
clean-cut salesman: salary and expenses.
Tell us about yourself and state salary de-
sired. Address Box 369K. Star office.
BOND SALESMAN with clientele for Wash
ington and vicinity; drawing account, 500
weekly bonus and percentage Of profits.
Must be able to demonstrate ability to
produce volume Of business. State details
Of experience and performance. All replies
held in strict, confidence and APPOINTMENTS
made in Washington. j. R.. Box 10, Wall
St Station New York City
Evening star., 1937-04-06
EXPERIENCED statesmen.

If you are a qualified salesman with =
car. consider this position. No. /. an out.
standing product: 2. immediate market Of
leading stores: 4. terms Of 81 and 81 80
per week: 5. $500 worth stock; no invest,
" on time sales: 8. attractive bonus paid
monthly: 9. excellent training and super
vision: 10 opportunity for Advancement
and promotion. Call Potomac 467s Tues
Jav 20 - N, sharn
Evening star., 1937-04-06
HELP WoMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced
in spiral winding. nnRer waving and hair
Apply in person Also girl TO learn beauty
culture. Lillias. 2sl7 14th st
BEAUTY OPERATORS (two); must be
suTs shop 4e Ess
BEAUTY SHOP OPERATOR, experienced.
all around. Apply 1920 New YORK sVs.
NV. Room 400. 3
nent waver and general operator with tol-
lowing. by established Conn, ave. salon
kesDsase K trsSt,d st sSnldential' Address
BEAUTY OPERATOR; must be expert.
enced in all branches. Apply 1907 East
Capitol st.
CLERK for music store who Is also quail ali
Address BOX 233 q Star once.
COOK colored woman, experienced In
pun eady ss o eSone Sonnf calls Ae
after pm. Tally-Ho Tea Shop. $40 l7th
pREssMAK,EIR and alteration Jasa hard; ,nns must
ave. NV. Columbia 1000
FOOD SUPERVISOR, experienced in food
preparation and managing OF heip;; CaJe
over IS oynsr years. Of age Steady position. Give
age, weight. height education, exp. and
references. Address Box 1917. Star once
GIRLS, white qO). to give out soap sam
pies and Iesister customers. Room "a.
GIRLS two) for curb service. and one for
inside waitress. Must be over ls and fur
ph m S SvR R.F. Vsst ARR REs. 1eI rd
University lane See Nj. Richards.
LAD1EsaaDeyo.e three or four hours
daily. Possible to make $500 vacation
selling hosiery. dresses. etc. Call Dist. 5174.
MARKER OR AssoRTER or both twhite!
steady employment. Only expeTlenGed
Yert Apply The Yss n1 b1 as New
MARKERS. experienced. wholesale dry
cleaning plant. References. 1888 Bu-
chanan st. NV.
MILLINERY sALEsLADIEs, experienced.
Apply Haber Co 1908 G st. NV.
SODA DIsPENERs and counter girls. ex-
perienced; good salary. Del Rio Barbecue.
B!adensburg rd at the Peace Cross, glad-
ensbure Md
sTENoGRAPHER- SECRETARY = Splendid
telligent woman; $50 weekly to start.
State training experience. etc. Address
Box 313-Q Star ofdce.
Apply Between z and pm. Blue Bell
Cafe. 1900 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS experienced. for delicatessen
store. 7O2 st. ne.
MATTRESSES, experienced only need apply.
644 H st. ne.
room. s12 st. NV.
WOMAN. educated teacher or ex-teacher
preferred, at least high school. for one espe.
cially interested in mental development
children advancement to executive. den
mite income Write age education. expert
ence phone. Address Box Atm. Star
office.
WOMEN open dress and hosiery shop IN
you home. Goods on CONSIGNMENT; liberal
sSmmizsion sebentzsI Rm no Goa mHnss fss nsedsd MISS
WOMEN o. active. for sales work. SAL
ary, S12 week and comm. Apply Gar
linger Co. 916 @ st. NV.
| WOMEN AND HOUSEWIVES, white. part
| time, neat appearance who are already
| employed or unemployed one-half hour
daily after usual work hours to distribute
printed invitations Earn your vacation
money. Commission commensurate on
| effective distribution. Pleasant. easy work.
| Nothing to sell Does not interfere with
| present employment. For interview. without
| obligation. address BOX 1890. Star once.
! 12'
YOUNG LADY, not over 25. live at home
| with parents sten nosrapher and general
| ONCE work Apply Wed between and
! 7 pm. Smith Storage Co. 1913 You.
Evening star., 1937-04-06

A synthetic manure for hotbeds has
been developed by the horticulture
department OF Oklahoma A. and M.
College.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
CAB DRIVERS,
NEW CABS AVAILABLE.
FREE CLASSES
FOR HACKERS LICENSE.
BELL CAB CO.,
1a17 T. CIT w NET 1877

statesmen.
Men now engaged in SELL
ing radios, refrigerators, real
estate, or other household
appliances, we offer the op-
portunity of entering the
automobile business with one
of Washington's oldest Ford
dealers. Apply in person only
to Mr.. Belding or Mr. Blue,
Steuart Motors, 9th and
N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-06

TAITyEA{1
JE1TER( :
TONIGHT 7:1S p IA. !,
WMAl
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HELP MEN.
AUTO sALESMEN (3). successful men who
can qualify as Packard salesmen kus5s1 pnY
Packard dealer. 5O19 Conn.
AWNING MAN. experienced. Apply 3b1e
BODY AND FENDER MAN, sap.ble Of
Iasnns soda g. on! aIs7 $. x0rk Auto
BOYS and young men. FOR permanent
Mr.. schryver- ls17 New York ave: nv:
PE5GKxGhs Pbane hss1sis bssw 81 st'Stg ,1Sn1a
sppy rd Four sTsr
Spring. Nd. Five more jobs in D. C.
CARPENTER wanted: experienced in re-
modsipe MODE pex wSF5; ss5 steady employment Ad-
CARPENTER-gUILDER wanted. efncient
to build small houses: must own fast
truck; permanent employment. substan-
tial pay. Address Box 1860. Star once.
CARPENTER, settled man for ordinary
work. Room and board with fair wages.
Good working conditions. Colonial Beach
Hotel. Colonial Beach. Va.
model Plymouth, open single or double
see MI: Shaw. BIue-Lisht Station. ia is
CLERK once experience.
age 25 to 80; Apply in own handwriting.
giving full details, including salary ex-
pected. Address Box 356-J Star once.
coqK cSo and also ordeT
once; End floor, 41S 18th st. NV. after
FAsT-dRowINd CONCERN can use five
5onas Must 1 Be- over W H. Ss'Ve have 5. z. per sno
mits i.t and md good good record earnings; $50 Pses
22nd st: NV. bet. l and 5 pm.
FRUIT SALESMAN, SALESMAN experienced, for road
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
mechanic; Must know. refnishinE and
5alI detsils 9,. in nrst letter. Address BOX
GARAGE MECHANIC: frst-class. Aietts
esnsss sis sbuTsS East Falls Church. Va: Phone
GROCERY c1EsRK-.Alert young man Who
dPess 1ea sa Box 2sGe = se sta9 nsa Once "a
LUNCH ROOM MAN. white who knows
and can keep records to
242b 1st st. nv. $50 pm.
MAN. % to 30, ambitious to earn more
money; some sales experience will be help
fHi put n,,a not necessary. Address Box 136-K.
MAN colored. dependable, between ages Of
35 and 45. for regular part-time cleaning
employed and must live within . few blocks
of 10th and U sts. NV Give age, expert
ence. refs. Address Box 368-K, Star once.
MARRIED MEN, several, with sales ability.
to represent large insurance CO. Salary
and comm. Apply 4O4 Machinist Bldg,
9th and Mt. Vernon pl.
MEN, with thorough education. 70 take
over business usi, ss Sf your your own We train - ana
979 National Press Bldg
MEN to distribute advertisins. 2 an. We'd
nesday 939 D st. NV
MEN to build life. health, accident and fire
insurance debts. Apply D. w. Mc1ntire,
supt.. Room 216, Columbian Building. 416
MEN-Well-knovn local frm entering the
Insulation field needs capable men for
sales. dept. Give full particulars. Address
Box 1So-K Star once.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
HELP MEN.


MEN. comm. and salary basis: sales cam
paisn starts Friday. See Mr.. City at GAL
Water st. s.w., 10 to II am. -
trust; must be neat with some sales ex-
perience. Address Box 343-C. Star once.
MEN, 2, under 45. neat appearance; past
selling experience hepfu coosaad sas' ban
14th and g SITS. NV.
MEN-How would you like to make axe ug gtS TO
Sess ea Denas us ApD
morning nnSr only only. ITO ITO 9th st. NV
PAPERHANGER and painter white may
ns r.S esr s sed csb
CEye) st. NV. b
PATENT ATTORNEY wanted by estab-
lished concern to primarily prosecute pat,
sn1 muys ed be .Rpsdoass hqsfT
handling complicated cases; all communl-
cations absolutely confidential; write fully,
ary expected Address Box 224-o. Star
PHARMACIST young, alert; full time.
steady work; state experience and salary
expected. Address Box 272-J. Star once.
PREssER to work in tailor shop. Apply
PRESS FEEDERS for cylinder work. Apply
w r Roberts Company. e29 18th st. NV.
RADIO SERVICE MAN. willing to perform
other duties IN battery and electric station.
oteAOy SHplOyheut. hH0iSSS Iva
81 ssha dsse Ss to ESs "a
6s pos ose Bos 5ss MD
ga rs s.1n Iss to need
call. Wisconsin 1883 between and $50
= IN for appointment.
sALEsMEN, between 1s and 80 yrs. old.
Commission. North 2444 between and
eve.
Orleans Coffee: also 4 men for routes:
we train f1d npy stsndard coe
Co. 500 11th Sc. to pm. TUESDAY.
SECURITY statesmen. experienced, to sell
stock in small loan company. hiosra1 com
writer's Inc. shoreham Bldg.
sHoRT-oRDER COOK and eounterpan mar,
references. Sterling 929s.
sHoRT-oRDER COOK and helper for .ss. res
Diner. 1892 GeorEia ave.
AR-CoVER CUTTER, experienced. AZ
10th st. NV.
TAILOR for alteration on ladies' and
to to- 40 si8 9th st. NV Met. 1874.
TENoRs ANT. BAssEs., Vacancies in we'll
dress BOX i9s-K Star once
VULCAN1ZER-Apply IN person. better
Tires Co.. 1923 St NV.
YOUNG MAN over 1s IN delicatessen:
bring reference. Phirs Delicatessen. 1904
14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN high school graduate. to
learn the drapery and furniture business.
Must be neat and willing to learn; prefer
young man who Is mechanically inclined.
Small salary to start, but q wonderful OPP
portunity to learn the business. Address
Box 197-K, Star once.
NATIONALLY known electric range manu-
facturer with fast-expanding business will
accept applications from enersetic young
men 25 to 80 years old. who are now
successful in the. retail selling OF RANGES
viii be with dealers and their salssmen
salary to start. S175 per month. with
allowance for use OF your car. Address
Box 5000. Star once:
LARGE SELLING ORGANIZATION desires
two men to contact home owners salary
and commission. good steady position.
free to travel State age, experience. Ad-
dress Box 314-Q, Star ONCE.
WORLD WAR VETERANS. tfve). leave
town at once; single; travel. sales organ
ization: permanent; expenses advanced;
transportation furnished. NJ. Crobarser.
Hotel Burlington. Don't phone. =
Evening star., 1937-04-06
HELP MEN.

USED CAR statesmen.
Here Is your chance TO make real money.
Highest commission paid. no deduction for
trade-ins, transportation and gas fur-
nished. Plenty Of lot periods. Anacostia
Motor Co.. 1925 Good Hope rd. Sc See
Mr. Moorehead
Evening star., 1937-04-06

J. r. WATKINS co.
Can use three men over 25 in D. c. and
suburban territories in established routes.
No experience required. WE TRAIN YOU.
II from SlS to $50 per week interests you.
apply from to g m 5l3 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
SITUATIONS DoMesTlc.

SbVOAIION9 DVVSS II.
GIRL. Southern. wants general housework
or work In laundry; ref. Sterling 9370.
GIRL. colored reliable. wants days work
general housework: no cooking or once
work. District 05O9
GIRL, colored neat. intelligent. wishes
work in doctors ONCE or sewing IN tailor
shop. Atlantic 040S.
GIRL. colored wants part-time Job. Apply
1114 3rd st. ne.
GIRL. colored. wants work ~ mothers
helper. Call Met. 5091.
GIRL. colored. neat. reliable. desires work.
full or half time. as maid mothers helper
or nursing. District 1855.
GIRL. colored, wants cleaning house or
care for children; go nights. Atlantic
GIRL. colored mothers helper or part
time; stay some nights: likes children:
good references. Met. 0743.
GIRL, neat. colored. from Va, with REFER
ences. wants work rs maid. 9l5 Hughes
CT. between 25th and 26th. Eye and sts.
GIRL. colored neat and honest, wants
days work part time. steady Job. Call
Decatur 1881
GIRL. colored, high school graduate.
wishes Job as maid In ONCE shop or prt-
yate family; part or whole time; reference.
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Evening star., 1937-04-06

LARGE SELLING ORGANIZATION desires
two men to contact home owners. salary
and commission good steady position.
free to travel. State age. experience. Ad-
dress Box 314-Q, Star once.
WORLD WAR VETERANS tfive). leave
town at once; single; travel. sales organ
ization: permanent: expenses advanced; ;
TRANSPORTATION furnished. NJ. Crobarser.
Hotel RurlinRton. Don't phone. =