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Evening star., 1937-04-02
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Evening star., 1937-04-02

for Yokohama. Shipping men said
this cargo Is the first OF 1000 tons OF
similar equipment bought from West
ern power development projects.
Yesterday the steamer City Of Los
Angeles started for the Osaka junk
yards 1t carried 5000 tons of scrap
iron.
Japan's steel dilemma was created
largely by Soviet Russia's reduction Of
iron exports to Japan after the jap
anese pact with Germany and by
failure Of iron ore sources in Man.
chukuo to materialize, observers said.
Composite scrap was quoted today
on rising market at $2l.92 q ton,
the highest price in IA years, but jap
anese buyers are making firm offers
for all available.
Evening star., 1937-04-02

IS miles southeast of Cincinnati, was
nearly complete.
Flood waters rose above the caves
and almost covered the roof in the
rear. The Grant family heirlooms
were removed to the nearby Grant
aged.
To keep the building from being
washed away 80 bags OF cement were
laid on the roof. These turned to
cement blocks when the water
receded.
Evening star., 1937-04-02

X + X
T AIRY flung open the cabin door,
- leading the way out to the port
side pontoon, followed by the two
school teachers. Miss MacGrudder,
he noticed, was still fussing as he
helped her down on the pontoon.
Then Bledsoe followed Miss Lane
down, and Larry began to unstrap
the collapsible, boat from under the
planes fuselage. He broke it out and
set it down on the water alongside,
but when he turned to help Miss
MacGrudder into it the older school
teacher drew back.
Nothing else for 1t. I guess" he
told her.
She whirled on the man with the
gun, eyes flashing.
Joe Bledsoe," she accused. Il
always said you'd turn out to be q
no-good bum Even when taught
you, back in the sixth grade, in WASH
ington, could tell you were heading
for -"
Can It'll" Bledsoe snarled. And
get into the boat before I let you
have it,"
Larry could not help chuckling de-
spite their desperate situation. It
must, he thought, be embarrassing
for a man who ranked no lower than
public enemy No. to be faced by
the tormentor Of his school days.
X X
IT WON'T get into the boat" in
sisted Miss MacGrudder, "un-
til I have my parasoi Why. in this
sun :. It's in the cabin, and want it,"
For q moment Bledsoe's face paled.
Then he grinned.
"Oh, all right, then" he growled
"I guess you will need 1t in this sum-"
adding, with a sneer, ito protect your
looks"
Thank you" she snapped, hur-
rying back into the cabin.
Miss MacGrudder's parasol, Lar
~ recalled, was quite a museum
piece. It had been hoisted over her
coming tower when he first laid eyes
on the sharp-featured schoolma'am
back in Miami, a tricolored contrap-
ton which boasted a handle about
as large and as formidable as 4
patrolman's stick.
This resemblance was drawn forcibly
to his attention a moment later when
Miss MacGrudder emerged from the
planes cabin, for now she clutched
the parasol in reverse, and there was
q more decided CLINT IN her eye, GER
tainly more of the vulture In her face,
as she bore down upon an apparently
unsuspecting Bledsoe, parasol ready to
strike.
SOMETHING must have told the
~ gangster that he was threatened,
for Bledsoe turned quickly, but not
quickly enough Miss MacGrudder's
avenging rod fell with telling force
on the left side Of his handsome head
and he toppled, automatic flying from
his hand, into the water.
you took an awful chance" Larry
said, as Miss MacGrudder assisted
him, next moment, to drag her victim
back onto the pontoon. "Sneaking
up on him like that"
Not such an awful chance" she
said, from that side"
What do you mean-from that
side?"
Just" she snorted, "thAt I've
known for years what the police have
never found out. Joe Bledsoe Is
blind in his left eye. And" she
added, chuckling grimly as they
propped the unconscious gangster up
against a strut, "for the present, at
any rate, he can't see out OF the
other"
tCopyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-04-02

try-in some places in uniform and
under the NaZi swastika.
The resolution would set up special
House committee to make inquiry into
spreading and financing Of propa-
ganda directed against the Govern
ment and its officers.
Evening star., 1937-04-02
COM EFT HIN G,

Larry Peterson
felt certain, wa:
going to happen
He had felt it IN
what he called his
bones" q hun
dred separate times
since the passenger
plane he p1loted
had left Miami be-
hind an hour ago.
And when that
something did hap
pen, Miss Mac
Grudder, he felt
equally certain, was
going to have a
hand in it.
Miss MacGrud-
der was one of his
two lady passen-
gers, and as Larry
studied them again,
In the mirror above
his pilots seat, he
marveled at the
Evening star., 1937-04-02
DAILY SHORT STORY
SKY CRIME

between the point
where Bledsoe had
been spotted and
the lonely key
where he planned
to set them down.
Then they had
reached Shengo at
last. Larry eased
the stick forward
and the plane lost
altitude rapidly.
The tiny island
came up to meet
them. He hattened
out = moment later,
setting the plane
down on the bright
green water with
something Of 4
flourish.
Better break out
the c OLA apsi b ] e
boat" " Bledsoe or
dered, "and get
ashore. And make
AL
Evening star., 1937-04-02
JAPAN PURCHASES
DAMS MACHINERY
Urgent Need for Steel Leads to
Buying Equipment Used
IN TT 6

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, April a.
Japan, urgently needing steel in her
military and industrial expansion, is
buying construction machinery used
In building Boulder Dam.
The Nailsea Court, chartered steam
er, took $50 tons Of machinery from
Los Angeles Harbor yesterday, bound
Evening star., 1937-04-02

could be In members Of the same pro-
fession. For Miss Lane, his other
lady passenger, was also a school
teacher.
They're just like vulture and a.
Z dove" he reflected.
Certainly there was no denying the
fact that Miss MacGrudder, the older
of the two who had boarded his
Havana bound plane back in Miami,
was the closest thing to a vulture,
for her nose curved just like the beaks
on those birds which he had so often
seen strutting the streets OF South
American towns, further on down the
line, and from beneath craggy, gray
eyebrows flashed orbs every bit as
dark and piercing as those on the
bird Of prey which she 50 strongly
resembled.
Look at her now, would you?"
Larry muttered to himself.
Stifly upright in her seat she sat,
her head swiveling from LETT to right
on . frayed sort Of neck, which ne
felt must have got that way from
wears and years Of such swiveling.
She missed nothing that happened
in the cabin, for whenever Larry
looked at her pretty young companion
in the mirror he could feel this Miss
MacGrudder's hostile eye upon him,
like the warning OF 4 mother men
with chick.
THEN she kept glancing ct the
4 planes third passenger with the
same hostile expression. StoutiSh,
this man WAS, and wearing = smartly
cut palm beach suit He had seemed
ordinary enough when he came aboard
In Miami, carrying q brown leather
briefcase, yet now, as the school
ma'am's repeated scrutinies made the
man more and more restless behind
his smoked glasses, Larry felt that
almost any moment he was likely
to do something extraordinary. And
even while he thought this, he saw
Miss MacGrudder's throat muscles
tighten suddenly, her eyes almost
starting from her head as she got
to her feet.
"Joe Bledsoe!" she croaked. you've
got q gun there, in your coat pocket.
I knowi can tell BY"
"Can 1t, lady! Can It'll"
The ordinary appearing man flung
to his feet, demonstrating IS he DID
20 that the old vulture had spoken
the truth by producing an ugly black
automatic from the pocket IN ques-
ton.
"Sit right where you are-all OF
you'll" hs commanded. IT you move
a muscle, I'll shoot, you understand?"
Then, for Larrys express benefit.
And you, Mister Pilot, listen to me.
want you to fly us to Shengo key.
I'll leave you and these two danes
there and fly the plane on myself.
Do you know where Shengo is?"
Larry merely nodded.
Then, head for i'll" the man went
on. "And no fancy flying. See what
mean?"
T AIRY saw what he meant, ana
- q good deal more. For now that
the man had taken of his glasses, he
recognized him as jos Bledsoe, the
eangster. Beautiful Joe" was the
name by which he was known to
the police Of dozen States where
he had done business. Only last night
his photo had appeared on the front
page of a Miami paper. A Florida
bank somewhere upstate had been
robbed of $4,000, and this Beautiful
Joe Bledsoe was being mentioned In
dispatches as the likely operator.
Silence gripped the occupants OF
the cabin while he flew the miles
Evening star., 1937-04-02
GRANTS NATIVE HOME
TO BE OPENED AGAIN
Repairs Being Completed After
Almost Being Swept Away
by Flood.

By the Associated Press.
POINT PLEASANT, Ohio. April 2
The house in which Ulysses 8
Grant was born will be opened tc
the public Sunday for the first time
since it was inundated by the record
January flood.
Charles M. Allison, superintendent
of Grant State Park, said Wednesday
that renovation OF the little home
Evening star., 1937-04-02

Precious Tea Given Queen.
Two pounds Of tea from India.
which was auctioned in London at the
worlds record price Of $l83.35 have
been presented to Queen Mary.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

1SUJ oo " u II
Cameron had described. The stock
broker was stone dead.
Rice made an eXamina ton of the
room, but found no sign of the mur-
der weapon. Then he went outside,
scrutinized some foot prints he found
close to the window, and later re-
turned indoors
He spent an hour going over Walls
personal effects. Then he summoned
Cameron.
Il found a note among Wallis
things signed by you for $4,000"
He loaned me that Cameron ad-
mitted, "a year ago. needed money"
Did you borrow money before?"
Yes, but always paid him back. "
This note is dated a year ago, but
it's for six months"
That's right. It's six months over
due. l couldn't raise the money when
the time was up.
SHERIFF RICE scratched his chin
and eyed the youth shrewdly.
a
you for Luth's murder"
Arrest me? On what grounds?"
Cameron's face was white.
Evidence collected to date. This
money business don't sound right. l
got hunch you owed him lot more,
mebby stole from him, and couldn't
pay Well have to find that out later.
For now, evidence collected will have
to do"
What evidence? You're crazy,
mani"
-Mebbe," agreed Toby, but evil
dence collected says you're liar. The
footprints outside the window were
made yesterday Maybe you amt
much of tracker, but I am. l can
tell old footprints when I see EN-.
Besides, that amt all
Nor it isn't enough. You've wasted
lot of time fooling around while the
murderer's getting away, it seems to
me-"
Does it? Son, you amt half as
smart or as cocksure as you're trying
to make me think. Now, look, you said
when you passed Luth's study on the
way to the kitchen you heard him
talking to me. How'd you know he
was talkin' to me? l been recollect-
ing that conversation and Luth didn t
mention my name once. Now, son,
that's what calls evidence collected" :"
Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-06-18

~ d<o lOllONCa Ny
the sound of something falling. A
look of alarm crossed Toby's face
"Luth! Hey! What's happened?"
With an ejaculation of disgust, the
officer slammed up the phone. 1t had
gone suddenly dead. Grabbing his
hat, he rushed outside, leaped into the
open model that he chose to call an
automobiles. and set off up the road
Twenty minutes later he entered
the heavy growth of timber that sur
rounded Round Pond, heard a cal
coming toward him, and slowed
down.
A high-powered roadster burst
around bend. The officer stopped
waving his hand wildly. The road
ster came to a standstill and an agi.
tated young man leaped out.
Sheriff Rice! What luck! Luther
Wall has just been murdered!"
Murdered? Get in here. There's
no place to turn that steamboat Of
yours around" The young man
nbeyed and the open model leapeo
into the traces.
Tell me all you can," Toby de-
manded.
There isn't much I can tell. AS
YOU know, I'm Rex Cameron, Mr.
Walls secretary. I've been spending
the week up here with him. He was
making a combination business and
pleasure trip out of his stay, Yester-
day a strange man came to the house
and he and Mr.. Wall spent several
hours together in his study. After
the stranger had gone l noticed that
Mr.. Wall acted queerly-as if some
thing were preying on his mind,
THIS morning the stranger came
again, but went away after 10
minutes or so. Mr. Wall and I had
lunch, then l went upstairs to my
room and he entered his study A
half hour ago I came down for a
bottle of beer AS I passed the study
I heard him talking to you on the
phone. I went into the kitchen, and
4 moment later I heard groan and
sounds Of struggle.
Il rushed into the study and found
Mr.. Wall dead, killed by knife. A
figure was disappearing through the
window"
Did you get look at him.
I'm almost sure it was the
stranger I mentioned"
Evening star., 1937-06-18
LEGISLATOR SPEAKS
University Park School Awards
Diplomas to 1S.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
UNIVERSITY PARK, Md, June
is.-Delegate John S. White, mem
ber of the Prince Georges County dele
cation in the House of Delegates. was
the principal speaker at closing eXer-
eises of the University Park School
Wednesday night in the United Breth-
rem Church here. Eighteen pupils, who
have finished the grade course,
received certificates, the largest class
In the schools history.
Mrs. Kathryn Reidy county schools
music supervisor, awarded the certifl-
Gates.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
Evidence Collected
By Karl Grayson.
did you try to

did you try to
follow him?"
mo. . lie rushed
of into the forest.
I'm not good at
tracking. I thought
the best thing /
could do was to call
a doctor. I tried,
but the stranger
had ripped out the
wires. Then I got
out the car and
started ftT town"
They came to a
stop before a low,
rambling hunting
lodge, mes Tim &
among the trees on
the shores of a
lake. Sheriff Rice
went Immediately
to Luther Walls
study and found
his old friend ex-
-
Evening star., 1937-06-18
CHERIFF TOBY
~ pTCE rIo ~, nod

- - -
The telephone re-
reiver close to his
ear, because the
voice that came to
him over the wire
was barely audible.
This Is Luther
Wall S p e a k in 6.
There's something
important that I'd
like TO discuss with
you. Will you please
come up at once?"
Sure. But what's
all the m y S t ry
about, Luth? You
sound like you was
scared to death"
AS the sheriff fin
Lshed spe a k j n 6
there came q groan
t h r ou 6 h the re-
ceiver. The groan
Evening star., 1937-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
lContinusdD
P1ANo-Latest model small size apart
4S ON sers .aa on' terms nss' s9se shes.
ss' N:s peE 47aS R5.n2 Rt. e ,ssS \. saw
conone eHe ike ;es s7s 7nshG1ss' ss irvn. Ss1
PIANO. steinway upright, mahogany. good
As new. 5000: 1928 Irving st. ne.
.5.gs 5IynslSa ann,T To9as 9as. ,nd ttinss sale
iniorg@i.tlonnD! inSgi nDDl' '0S4 li'h ST. NV Tor
PRINTING PRESS. loxl5. With Miller
ing Service 1913 Eye st. NV.
RADIO. sets s395 COM
Ss:s aiss e. e$s FL f'SS ~;
RADEIo-pAo9noGRAPH. Philco. SIS; orig
tifui iowboy cabinet. with short wave and
police calls. SD worth 800; other good
radios. S4 .95 each. Dixie Pawnbrokers
Exchange. u ls H st. ne. Open till p m.
RANGE; fanHi;ISn ees STANDARD D9rner good
soeai1n sse ne Greenvood nsso ,oa es7s: s '1' H. l.
REFRIGERAToRs-R built FrIxidaire.
St9se ov f. NGfse :1s g.
5es R.,,9s:; 5sii,+s.! ssaS Center si4 10Th St:
REFRIGERAToRs cleo. rspossessed or
nres, in pfI1aft smh eansitqn at ine
$3.50.
REFRIGERATORs, largest assortment in
town. Kelvinators g. E.. Frigidaires
Of commercial compressors. "a h;p. to ] u
Service Co. 121b New York ave.
REFRIGERAToRs. General Elec.. 1897
years to pay. Apex Elec. Co. 7o9 9th st.
RUG, imported. APPROX. 9xl: excellent
condition: must dispose OF at once, S25.
Brighton Hotel. North 3494. Apt. 406. 20.
SEWING MACHINE. Sinner portable else..
| frst-class S35. 637 H st. ne.
| SEWING MACHINES Singer console. cleo.
attach, 50: dropheads, s. up: tailor type
sepsr9 ss Hp IDEAL port W.t 1es sdso s rents 50 up
| SEWING MACHINE. Singers clearance
| sale; no reasonable ofYer refused; all guar
anteed. Dealer. Adams 1928.
| SEWING MACHINEs-singeI console. sac
rif1ce. $50 cash: single treadle; $40. open
! ewes. 3010 18th NV. Col. 3244.
SINGER TAILOR sewing machine. perfect
condition; or will trade for fur sewing
machine. Phone shep. 3101. 20'
| TYPEWRITERs-.sales and service: all
makes rsntsls s3 NO; delivsread cent5a'
TYPEWR1TERs-Royal Standard Corona
portable. best condition. SIS il sold at
once. Blaustein. Col 1925.
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new, Tyr
.1e He0Ye5 osys sysski IRE. s
Electrical Center. 514 10Th st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANERS-Eureka. Premier.
S4T5. AirWay. SB 95: Hoover. SS-95; FAC
tory rebuilt like new: guar. ] year: free
delivery. Beware of peddlers. Best Brands
Co. s05 18th st, NV. National ll5".
WASHING. MACHINES sale Of
some good makes; pay 81 weekly. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. 1899 G ST.. corner 18th,
WASHING MACHINE. brand-new Apex
1897 model spinner 400 on for CASH
floor sample Apex Eiec. Co. 700 9th ST.
WASHING MACHINES rebuilt like new:
1-year guarantee; MaytaeS. Apex. A. 3. C.,
etc; S12.95 and up. Electrical Center
5l4 10th st. NV.
| WOODWORKING MACHINE Gen. Electric,
includes lathe. jigsaw. circular saw sand
ing disk etc: new condition: 80 Also
very old solid walnut round extension table
$40 and old solid walnut bureau. unfin-
ished $40 41OS 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
HELP MEN AND WOAEN

WHITE MAN AND WIFE no children on
farm about 30 miles from D. c. Man to
have charge OF farm: must have experience
IN working on tobacco farm; references
Address Box "o3-C, Star Office 10.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
SALESkAEN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oiI-burner sales
man or one who is willing to learn to
handle nationally advertised lines which
include air conditioning and room cooling
The right man. Address Box 73-W, Star
Office
Evening star., 1937-06-18
5-YOUNG MEMS


y, Ambitious. and energetic. to assist han
anng publishers contracts: no experience
hisp hhneoea sc,, We train you Must be over ls and
AnDs Of p Ross Rom 6s
md Natl, Bank Building. 1893 G ST, NV.
w A N T ED = Chauffeur,
white; young man about 20
years of age; steady employ
ment;; must be acquainted
with the city. Address, Box
86-B, Star office.
statesmen, must have car.
Steady work. Salary and
commission. Leads furnished.
A real proposition to make
money selling radios, Frigid-
aires and washers. Ask for
Mr.. Wasserman, 10 am. to
IL noon, 8l4-816 F st. NV.
ATTENTION, statesmen.
Opportunity for good used-car
statesmen. l4th st. location. Floor
duty every day. Large selection
OF cars to choose from. Will pay
TO commission on all deals. Will
make at least $65 to $75 every
week. Must be able to handle
own appraising and closing of
deals. Also must own his own
car. Only the best need apply.
All replies held confidentially.
State your experience. Address
Box BIB, Star office.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

MOTOR TRAVEL.
TEACHER DRIVING TO Los ANGELES
about June 25. take or .. share expenses
and help drive: could return with me in
september II desired. MISS YECK: Co
lumbia 5455. 49,
CHICAGO AND RETURN. SIS: 7-PAs-
seneer Buick; leave Sunday. g am. re-
turn any time Wed. to Sun. Dec. 5195.
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA ABOUT 2lst,
room for 2 new plymouth: Emerson 1921.
or Randolph 375.: 1871 Holly st. NV.
LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO-
Driving 81 De Soto June 10; take 3: ref.
J. S. MILLER. National 3S10. 49,
MAN WITH REFERENCES TO HELP
drive to Florida Monday. MRS WALKER.
LEAVING FOR THE STATE OF WIS
consin June 3 or 10 can take > or 3
passengers, Call Mr.. Watkins, Rockville
% 1S"
NEW YORK. SATURDAY. ABOUT NOON,
returning Sunday night: new Chevrolet.
Call between and 8. Metropolitan 1865.
DRIVING DALLAS VIA ST. LOUIS. JUNE
q: new Olds sedan. take 4. Mr.. PRYOR.
Col. 1874.
RESPONSIBLE LADY WILL DELIVER
your car to Miami or vicinity; local and
Miami references. Address Box S1-W.
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
SITUATIONS WoMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

coLoRED. experienced worker, wants
psrtstime stl work mornings, or afternoons;
no ref sundaysi neat sao honest, reliable; Al
COOK. nurse. colored. wishes work, suburbs
or Seasnore, for Summer no washing: $40
weekly Atlantic 0s07. Saturday am
GIRL colored wishes general housework,
TePu,ar or part time, plain cooking, nurse.
Lee raylor 704 3rd st Sc.
GIRL colored experienced. wants lob
as cook Call Potomac 1867,
GIRL coored, neat, experienced cook.
WIS., wishes lob as general houseworker; GOOD
city references Col: 2093.
GIRL eolored refined. wants stay-nieht
GIRL, colored Vireinian. wants days or
Part time work. $50 3rd st. sw.
GIRL. colored wants Job. cook. senersl
honseWork' city reference. Phone Sterling
'io'
GIRL colored wants part or fun time
work: City ref. Atlantic Os39-W
GIRL rolored wants work ONCE cleaning
city reference. Phone Atlantic a4sa-W
after pm
day or part time; references. Decatur
GIRL coloredl wants work Of anv kind;
GIRLS. colored '2l. neat, wish Jobs as
cook general housework: free to travel
city references. North Os40.
GIRLS CD colored. neat want days work
fun or part time mornings. Adams s233-J.
References
HOuSEkEEPER-COOK middle-aged. re-
llned woman desires work in small family:
employed people in suburbs preferred: ref-
erenceS. Address Box :}07C Star ofhce. 1S'
LAUNDRESS. first-clasS wants work at
nome: references. 1904 Caroline st, NV.
WHITE WOMAN, reliable. general work in
Smah family good cook; stav nights; refs
Address Box 305-C Star Office 2Os
Evening star., 1937-06-18
LOST

SAG dark blue leather. lge.; vic. Wardm an
Park Hotel: money. keys. letters inside
Shirk Room 57s Wardman Park Hotel.
BOSTON TERRIER, black and white. vicin.
ity 1922 Holly st NV. wearing harness
and tag No. 211l1. Call District zoo
Evening star., 1937-06-18
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
MOTOR TRAVEL,

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French Method used DR. Della
Ledendecker 3O25 o st. NV West 112O
Evening star., 1937-06-18

SEWING MACHINES Singer console. cleo.
attach S75: dropheads S5 up: tailor type
sl5 up: Ideal port. cleo Sl5; rents. So up;
repairS 81 Lar West 1000
Evening star., 1937-06-18

CAT brown tabby Persian: Monday. from
1878 Lamont st. NV. Columbia 2454. Re-
Evening star., 1937-06-18

SEWING MACHINE SINGERS clearance
| sale; no reasonable ofYer refused: all guar
anteed Dealer Adams 1929
Evening star., 1937-06-18

SEWING MACHINES-singer console. sac
rifce $50 cash: single treadle. SO Open
SOl0 14th n Col. .o44
Evening star., 1937-06-18
HELP MEN.
tContiuued.)

BOYS age Is to 20 yrs. to learn trade; 50
week to start and excel opportunity for
advancement: give all information in frst
letter. Address Box 239-z. Star once
BODY AND FENDER MAN. white experi-
enced. Apply S1O5 Conn. ave. NV
CHEF. to work in dining car: exp. neces-
sary; white only. Apply S232 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

condition: must dispose of at once. SOB
Brighton Hotel. North 3494. Apt. 406. .0'
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable elec..
knee control $50: terms. Elec. console.
f1rSt-claSS S35 G37 II st ne
Evening star., 1937-06-18

9Sn M 81. NW.-Lge.. clean. very desir-
tlon: prices reasonable
Evening star., 1937-06-18
HELP MEk.

WANTED-salesman to help sell moderate.
priced lots in nearby waterfront develop.
ment. Liberal commission plus small draw.
ing account. Part time or full time, prefer.
ABLY Fri. Sat. SUM-: splendid opportunity
TO make extra money during Summer Also
opening for SALES MANAGER Give refer
enceS and past experience Address BOX
33l-B Star ONCE.
for used-Car lot. Apply sales manager
Fred Motor Co. 400 Georgia ave.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR INTE1II-
GEMT eG3EHMT,MAN NAN WITH EXPERIENCE in
SPOkTlNG GOODS. INCLUDING KNOWL-
EDGE OF FISHING AND GUNS. ADDRESS
BOX 476-B STAR OFFICE
Evening star., 1937-06-18
SITUATIONS AEA

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, BAL
Most reasonable: city refs. Adams 9796.
CARPENTER AND PAINTER first-class
Workmanship: reas.; estimates free, Adams
7SS6. Geo. r. Bell 3lO3 llth st n "