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Evening star., 1937-09-26
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

;. CHICAGO. September e5 lF'.-Poultry
live. no cars. seven trucks: steady; hens
~, pounds up, %; other live poultry prices
UNCHANGED.
Butter. I0.4cO: weak: creamery, specials
1913 score,. 35-35la; extras 1929. 34h-12;
extra f1rsts t90-9D. 33a4-34; frsts tSa-
Sal. 32h.-32s4; seconds tSs -SsNs). 2S-
soc; standards 600. centralized carlots,.
34b.-34 ". Eggs. 6913; weaker; extra
firsts. local. "a; cars 243: fresh graded
hrsts local. 23l4; cars. 233.; current re-
ceipts. 213.
Potatoes, 1903; on track, 396; total
Uniteo States shipments, 65s; about
STEADY STEADY SUPPLIES; heavy: demand: fair;
Clures. U. 8. No. /. car. l15: Idaho Rus
set set BY Burbanks. y. 9. No. i, 1.25-5o; car
car Of fair quality, ,.,5; Idaho Bliss Iri-
Russet Burbanks. D. s. No l. car. 90;
Mchisan Cobblsrs. Y; 9. No !. car, 30;
So, 80; y, Mi Minnesota Bliss Triumphs. u; s.
Tr9mphs. y. s. No. 1 and partly Graded
5000; North Dakota Early Ohios. U. s.
GCobblers U. s: No. l, ao-a5; car showing
decay. IS; Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs. U.
S. No. l, car. So.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
FOREIGN COPPER
CONTINUES TO SAG
Increasing Threats to Nominal
Domestic Price Of IA Cents
Reported in Week.
By tile Associated Press.

By tile Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September 25.-In-
creasing threats to the nominal do
nestle copper price OF IA cents, de-
livered valley. featured the market
during the last week.
The export price continued to de-
cline and at the close of the period
WAS ruling at 1897 cents, or a cent
lower. Domestic demand was small
at the rate of only one-third of re-
fined production, Resale lots of elec-
trolytic copper were offered as low
as 12.87l1 cents, or 1ns cents below
the producers quotation.
With brass makers reporting 9
slump in business, securities SageinQ
and copper futures sharply eff, the
immediate outlook Is deemed rather
discouraging
reduction Of a cent in lead prices
to 6.25 cents New York was registered
during the week. The decline was the
first since August S, and this drop OF
IS per ton leaves lead Ia cents below
the high for the year and only u cent
above the low.
Zinc prices were unchanged. Tin
advanced y cent early in the week,
but late declined sharply after .
break at London.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
SLIGHT GAIN SCORED
BY TRANSIT REVENUES
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Rev-
enues for the transit industry for the
week ending September l8, 1887, based
on telegraphic reports received from
a representative group of transit op-
Grating companies, showed moderate
increase over last year.
Transit Journals Revenue Indicator
stands at l04.26. which represents a
gain OF 426 per cent as compared with
the corresponding week in 1886.
For the week ending September IL,
1887, the Indicator was 1921.
The indicator figure for the latest
week is back again above 100 after
a slight recession during the two
weeks before this period. The gains
In revenue were distributed evenly
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
GAS APPLIANCE GROUP
WILL MEET TOMORROW

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLEVELAND, September 25.-Over
$50 delegates of the Association OF
Gas Appliance and Equipment Manu-
facturers will be in attendance at the
second annual meeting of the Associa-
tion to be held at the Hotel Statler,
Cleveland, Ohio, Monday.
The following leaders in the indus
try will appear on the program: w. T,
Rasch. president of A. G. A. E. NJ. and
president of American Gas Products
Corporation; Herman Russell presi-
dent American Gas Association; w. C.
Rockford, vice president, Columbia
Gas and Electric Corp.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
FARM EQUIPMENT
SALES UP SHARPLY
Capacity Operations Have Failed
to Meet Demand, According
to Dun E. Rradstreet.

Special Dispatcn 20 The Star
NEW YORK, September 25.-Ca.
pacity operations have been insufh.
cient to turn out tbs year all Of the
cost-cutting equipment which farm
ers have attempted to acquire, &C.
cording to a survey by Dun g. Brad
street, Inc.
Inability to overcome the short
ages, that were constant in most divi-
sions, was attributed to the lack Of
factory space, inadequate machine
tool installations and the dearth of
skilled workmen. The buying stam-
pede has sent the estimate for 1897
production up 25 per cent from 1895
to an all-time high, by going O.4 per
cent over the 1929 peak of s6OS, ,62l, :
sl2. Gains In the tractor division
have been phenomenal.
Little reduction has been made in
the billion-dollar retail backlog found
at the beginning of 1885 by the Farm
Implement News, as the result of the
potential demand accumulated from
1880 to 1884. Despite the steady
yearly increases since then, manufac-
turers' domestic sales for 1887 have
been placed conservatively at $685.
100000. Up 30 per cent from the
&409,090, 900 given by the Bureau of
Census for 1896, this total would estab-
1ish new record. 1t would be 1862
per cent above 1929 at s458. .O9l 900.
and 1873 per cent over the 1920 peak
at $47l $4,000.
Plant expansions, modernization of
machinery and the erection of new
factories have been forced by the
pressure of mounting orders. Despite
the new peaks that are expected to
be recorded for 1887, further enlarge
ment OF facilities has been planned
for 1888. As the pent-up demand for
power equipment has become more in
tensif1ed, no early slackening was in
} dlcated in the fast pace which has
been adopted"
Evening star., 1937-09-26
Potter Nominated
For Director of
New York Reserve
by the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 25.-Wil-
liam c. Potter, chairman Of the board
Of Guaranty Trust Co. OF New York
has been nominated for class "a
director Of the New York Federal Re-
serve Bank, to succeed George w. Dav-
ison. chairman of Central Hanover
Bank 6s Trust Co., whose term expires
December 81.
The nomination. made by a COM
mittee of the State Bankers Associa-
tions Of New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut, Is tantamount to elec-
ton.
Thomas J. Watson, president of In
ternational Business Machines Corp,
was nominated class "B" director.
to succeed himself.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
EW YORK. September s5 o1.-Feders

NEW YORK: September 25 dp,.-Egss
1885; irregular. Mixed colors. special
24h-25; seconds, 1929; mediums ~
2lA; dirties, No.. ]. II; average checks,
lsN2-19; REFRIGERATOR special packs 24-26;
reirigerator standards 23fa-2334: re-
lrieerator nrsts, 23-23A; reffi9erator me-
Butter. 6,732; steady. Creamery. frsts
fss-9l scores). 32Ia-35. Other grades I'M
chanaed
Cheese. "6s e7e; firm and UNCHANGED.
dressed poultry. steady to hrm. Fresh
Live poultry BY freight irregular
Chicks. Rocks. 81: colored. a. Leshorn,
Old roosters II. Turkeys unauoted
Ducks. 10.
BY express easy: chickens, Ieghorp, 90
20; Rocks, q; Reds 20; crosses. %. Eowl
colored 20; Leghorn unquoted Old
roosters, turkeys and ducks unauoted.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
GASOLINE TAX RECEIPTS
FAR BELOW 1896 MARK
By the Associa Il ed Press.

By the Associated Press.
Treasury records show Federal gaso-
line tax collections totaled $l3.8O5,-
600 in August, compared with S22,-
$4,000 in the same month last year.
The levy on automobiles and motor
cycles yielded considerably less last
month than in August. 1895. collec-
tions totaling s2.055,O0O and s4,985,-
900 for the respective months.
Revenue declines were listed too for
the taxes on trucks, automobile parts
and accessories, tires and lubricating
oils.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
DIVIDEND ACTIONS DUE.

NEW YORK, September Is (P).-
Dividend meetings scheduled for next
week include: Monday, Holly Sugar;
Tuesday, Allied Chemical, American
Can, Consolidated Cigar, Hershey
Chocolate, Reading Co.. Revere Brass;
Wednesday, Phillips-J Jones; Thursday
Alaska Juneau; Friday, Amerada
Archer-Daniels, Midland, Beneficial
Ind. Loan, Spiegel; Saturday, Outlet
Co., Walgreen Co.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
LOST.

BRIEF CASE: black. containing school
books: near - Eye st. NV. Reward. Re-
turu M. Cote. "a Eye st. NV
DIAMOND-Lost Sept s3. diamond and
emerald ring. Reward. Call Shepherd
.'S"o 2t'
DIAMOND RING. solitaire. yellow gold.
seward 30 18th ST. NV Apt. 400.
DOti. black. Chesapeake Bay retriever.
setns1da seTasa B; nd F. Bean 'ol7 Battery lane
CLASS RING. Vsssar seal. NJ. F.. O. '3s
engraved on inside. Reward. Cleveland
'334. Branch .0l-G.
DOG, liver -colored pointer, from 1870
MssS MASS ave NV. Reward. Phone North
DOG. small. brown. long haired. male
sse 49, o u, years. Reward. Tel. Clarendon
GLOVES, dark brown pigskin. in taxi.
Thursday. Sept. .3. Shepherd 3400.
HORNED-RIMMED SPECTACLES. Wed
night. in taxi between Ilth and SITS. NV.
and Georgetown: reward. Dee. .4:6. a6.
IRISH SETTER, male. red; collar bears
name Nv. Arthur Adams: reward. I..6
Narnam st. nw. Adams 0363.
PEKINGESE: brown back. white chest and
name OF ''Cne Che; liberal reward 1874
Corcoran ST. NV. Apt. / Decatur 1888.
PUPPY, young. female. tan white feet: vic.
woodrow Wilson High School: reward.
''N' AH'osi""i iV 81. Nv" SitNeihnu tU.,b.
PURSE lady's; tan leather: Sat. Sept a5
articles. Call Cruise North SsSS. Apt. 40.
Liberal reward
PURSE Friday. Sept. II. in Diamond
CAP. ,containins glasses. Reward Phone
Randolph 09l6
PURSE. blue leather, in Diamond cab.
Friday pm Reward. Potomac 2NS3.
SCARF AND HAT: ten-skin brown Kolin-
SKY SKY Iost early Wed am. on l5th ST. NV.
pet. Fla, ave. and R ST.; generous reward
North 44f1.
SKIRT white sereel; Monday am. vcip-
Ity Columbia rd. and I4th St.; reward
Phone Adams 5o:;5.
SCOTTIE. large. black small lawn-col-
ored Pekingese; both males; lost " weeks
ago; may be separated; please return: lib
eral reward for return OF either dog or
iniormation leading to their recovery.
3s3I Cathedral ave. NV. Emerson 1.3a
SPITZ. female. white; no collar; named
SNOWFALL; vicinity Hyattsyiie Phone
Greenwood 123s. Chidrens. pet
TOY FOX TERRIER, very small white with
nlacx spots; childrens pet. Reward. Wis
consin 6:i'6-J.
WHITE DOG. long haired, tan face. two
tan spots near his tail. Sept. 10: reward.
Lircoln l0a2s. GIG A ST. Sc ?i'
WRIST WATCH. mans. waltham. white
solo: initials p. H; reward. Wisconsin
WRIST WATCH. octagon shape. white
son, COLO, Grnen. % Reward. Finder call Po-
WRIST WATCH. lady's- small white gold
Hamilton. Thursday between Treasury
Lincoln Memorial. Reward. National
$500. Branch .,396
WRIST WATCH. lady's. Elgin. lost Sept.
90 on R. l. ave. bet. 18th and Mills ave.
ne. Reward. North 5560-W.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
Pound and Franc
Move Higher in
Terms of Dollar
Ry the Associated Press.

Sterling and the French franc
Gained in terms Of the dollar while the
Holland guilder. following Fridays
buoyancy, sagged in quiet foreign ex-
change dealings yesterday.
The franc climed .01 of cent to be
quoted at one time around 3.43 cents,
while the discount on 90-day forward
francs widened to .l6 of cent. COM
pared with .13 of cent yesterday.
The British pound advanced y OF
4 cent to $4.95%, and the gulioer
slipped .0o1a of cent to 55.2sla
cents. The belga was unchanged at
1888 cents and the Swiss franc kept
even at 22s612 cents.
In London the dollar lost ll/l6 OF
. cent to close at 4.95 5fl6 to the
pound, against $4.95 for sterling IN
New York overnight. Francs closed
at l44.53 to the pound, compared with
1882 yesterday.
Foreign exchange markets In PARIS
were closed.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
STATEMENT is ISSUED
BY NEW YORK RESERVE

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, September 25.-The
weekly statement of the New York
clearing house shows:
Total surplus and undivided profits
unchanged at 1894. .463, 200.
Total net demand deposits (aver-
age) increased $54,328.000.
Time deposits (average) increased
$40, 900.
Clearings week ending today S3,203,-
157.087.
Clearings week ending September
18,. S4,2l0,587, ,908.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
COKE OVENS ORDERED.

NEW YORK, September IS o.
The Koppers Co. has been awarded
contract by the Colorado Fuel q
Iron Corp. to erect battery OF II
coke ovens and operating machin-
cry at Pueblo, Colo. While not re-
vealed, the amount OF the contract
was reported to be approximately
81 100000
Evening star., 1937-09-26
SHARP DROP REVEALED
IN TREASURY DEPOSITS
Ey the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, September 25.-Treas-
ury deposits with Federal Reserve
banks dropped As per cent in the week
ended September %, the reserve
boards credit statement shows.
Bankers pointed out the decline was
caused primarily by expenditure of
heavy deposits week earlier that re-
suited from "desterlization" of some
e3oo,o00,oo0 in gold
Treasury deposits with reserve
banks compared as follows:
Week ended, Sept. % ---- s193, ,000, 900
Previous week ----- 348, 900, 900
Same period last year - $4,000 900
Evening star., 1937-09-26
LIABILITIES ARE LISTED

NEW YORK. September 25 tP.-
In connection with voluntary bank
ruptcy petition filed last September,
Bernard K. Marcus, former presi-
dent Of the now defunct Bank of
United States, listed liabilities total
ing Sl8,7to.l47 and no assets, in
schedules filed in the United States
District Court today,
Evening star., 1937-09-26
REICHSBANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN, September 25 lP.-The
Reichsbank statement as of September "a
shows the following changes lin thousands
of reichsmarks):
Notes in circulation. 4.667. 900; de-
foreign currency reserve. 5.907: increase
211: other bills OF exchange and checks.
maturing obligations. 651 ,723: increase.
2.313: advances. 2a.317: decrease, 3,RSa;
| Investments. 104 BIO: increase Is. Ratio
of gold and foreign currency notes, l g per
| cent. Rate of discount, 4 per cent
Evening star., 1937-09-26
TOBACCO AVERAGE HIGHER

NEW YORK. September 25, (R).-
The average weekly price of U. S. type
IL. grade BF4, f1ue cured tobacco was
20.1 cents pound in the week ended
September Is compared with 200
cents in the preceding week and 2O.a
cents in the like week year ago
H. A. Stitch, tobacco economist re-
ported.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
WOOL MARKET QUIET
AT BOSTON IN WEEK

By the Associated Press
BOSTON, September IS UNITED
States Department of Agriculture) -
The wool market was quiet throughout
the last week. Quotations were gen.
orally lower, although still largely
nominal.
Greasy combing Ohio fieeces were
quoted nominally at 40-4l cents for
nne delaine and staple combinz half
bloods, 42-43 for three-eighths blood
and 4l-42 for quarter blood.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
SAlEsMEN.
fEA0tinttadA
$50 EACH DEAL.

HW ZACH DEAL.
money back otherwise. deal every day
possible. Patented. exclusive territory |:
experience unnecessary. Electric Ad Clock
Co.. 559 Jackson Dept. .3-R, Chicago. .
To represent nationally known concern,
manufacturing RUST TREATMENTS.
BOILER TREATMENTS. WATERPROOF
ING PRODUCTS. etc. to call on indus
trial plants. public Institutions and real
tors; liberal sales policy. commission and
frequent repeat orders assure handsome
earnings: capable statesmen Will also get
complete line Of 20 different SANTA
TON PRODUCTS. Including soaps. pol
tshes, diSinfectants, etc; want serious
and responsible men only. Universal Re-
nninx ~ Products Co. Inc, il3;' Broad
Evening star., 1937-09-26
AGENTS.

CHRISTMAS CARDS-Assure success:
start now. deal with leader: bigger profits
selling nneSt .llolder 81 assortment.
unusual features galore. latest double
foil. mother pearl. etching embossug el-
fects; everybody buys: box on approval.
Kit Wrapping. religious. birthday every
day boxes. personals; bonus experience
unnecessary: combination offer. Write
ioi samples. Doehla Co.. Dept. "a.
Flichburs. Mass.
FINE CHRISTMAS CARDS. choicest boxed
assortment: name mprinIing series: rela-
lions greetings; special 18th anniversary
values: splendid profits. Ufert Co., ~ East
Eth New York
Evening star., 1937-09-26

You are a serious-minded, conscientious
major appliance salesman you have al
ready given some serious thought to your
prospects of earning liberal income DUR
ing the Fall and Winter months. Will 1t
be by
Working as you have this Summer.
Fall and Winter canvassing.
3-Waitins for leads that in most
dealer ORGANIZATIONS are converted
into house sales"
: 4-Ridins the mythical gravy train.
5-Waitins on some display moor for
'orop-ins" that do not drop in.
6-Associating yourself with 4 leader
enjoying national prestige. where
the subject of Fall and Winter in
comes and sales has been built
around a proven sales campaign
that eliminates canvassing.
The caliber of salesman We want will
spend 80 minutes to investigate plan No.
6 by calling at 1924 Vermont ave. NV,
Apt. 5. Monday morning and asking TOR
Personnel Manager.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
RAILWAY INCOME.

NEW YORK. September - LP-Net op-
Grating income tbefore fixed charges and
otner lncome) of railroads reporting Today
for AuguSt included. -.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

CHRISTIAN ORGANIZER TO establish
family missions. Esp.. refs. LIST letter
Box l04-M, Star.
TELEpHONE APPOINTMENT CLERK for
charity organization. Refs. LIST letter
Box l0J-M. Star.
GOOD PENMAN to address invitations:
one who writes fine Spencerisn hand.
Stale salary desired. and furnish sample
hand writing. Box 2l3-M, Star.
COUPLE. white or colored. gh.w: house
man. gardener: stay nights: i'll Bethesda:
write giving references. Box ',6s-S. Star.
HUSBAND and wife to run home operated
grocery agency: everything supplied; no
month; details mailed free. Write Zanol.
llaS Monmouth. Cincinnati. Ohio
INSTRUCTOR, English language: also
mathematics: several hours per week. Mr.
Gilbert Loratto. 1912 ST. Sc.
PIANISrS. .: tap ballet. :; dance teachers
for established neiehb0rhood studios: OPEN
Ing October .; also advt. manager. Box
:tOf-T Star.
COUPLE. colored i'll private damiiy of 1
addits; man as butler and houseman: wife
AS good cook and maid: must live in; sal
AIRY. Sl"o per month: best OF city refer
ences required. Box 3l3-T. Star. -
COUPLE. neat. experienced. intelligent. as
COOK -housekeeper and cha uff eur -g rdener:
only best cook. exceptional driver and ex-
perienced sardener need apply: excellent
Separate living quarters: 20 minutes from
Washington: family of two: good wages
for right party. Write qualifications. ref
erences. Box al4-T. Star.
RUSSIAN lady or gentleman. with good
education and instruction. TO teach own
laEgusse. Box 3,6-T Star.
COLORED COUPLE. woman for general
housework. including laundry: man to
help in house and take care OF yard :
$50 month. room and board Call Shep-
herd 2s1o.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
HELP MEN.
ATTENTION

- \ A1AN AOAVs
We have = few openings for neat, am
bilious men: et least II. with D. G. drivers
permits Salary. SIT.5O per week. plus
ssnus ans s nsr s.ek kDs HS.soe, etss
selling. 1850 ".nd st. NV,
4 RADIO SERVICE MEN.
Two for bench work. must be good: two
Tor outside; We furnish ears; big salaries
t 70 right men: answer ut once. Box :;V7 IS.
SALESMAN,
Age 25 to 35, with car, to sell
Goodyear tires and radios.
See Mr.. Donnell, 10 to IL
am. or 2 to S pm, Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co., Inc, 1900
Conn. ave.
TWO SALESMAN
INSREAs1NG 1SSE n1 6,r SALES ale s,u ON C0MPLETE
EXPERIENCE DESIRED BUT NOT NECEs-
sARE MUST HAVE CAR. REAL OP-
PHONE MISS GUIDE. GEORGIA. 1926. FOR
APPOINTMENT
RUG statesmen.
Must be thoroughly expe-
rienced. Apply employment
ment Office, 4th floor, LanS-
burgh's Dept. Store.
SHOE statesmen.
Must be thoroughly expe-
rienced. Apply employment
Office, 4th floor, LanSburgh's s
Dept. Store.
PACKERS.
Only experienced men will
be considered. Apply employ
office, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Dept. Store.
F U RNITURE AND RUG
Statesmen, experienced, for
perm an ent work. Draw
against commission. Apply
Sears, Roebuck & Co., 91l
BladenSburg Rd. NE.
CREDIT MANAGER CA
Fable OF assuming
COMPLETE CHARGE OF
RETAIL CREDIT OFFICE.
REPLIES, STATING FULL
PARTICULARS, TREATED
CONFIDENTIALLY. BOX
365-S, Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,

A SPECIAL. > DAYS ONLY. PADWOOD
upholSterlne. 1876 Georgia ave. NV. Cush-
ions rebuilt. replace new springs, SI25
eacn: set. S5.5U. Adams l043S
INVALID ROLLING CHAiRS-For rent or
sale: new and used: all STYLES all sizes: re-
duced prices UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. 41S 10th st. NV. ME-. 1894
WILL DO RESEARCH IN ANY FIELD OR
supply any information desired all work
done by COLLEGE graduates. For further
information. write Research and Answer
Bureau. Box 23S-T Star
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!
Hand picked Delicious apples. 3 bushels
81 90. Delicious cider. 25c gallon. Bring
containers. R. COTTON LEWIS. mr. Gem
Evening star., 1937-09-26
YOUNG MAN.

Between 10 and 1S years old. to learn re-
tail clothing business. Must have at least
. years high school education: not afraid
OF work: must have GOOD appearance and
Interested in mems STYLES. This Job Of
fers splendid possibilities for future. but
one obi aiming Job must start at the bot ON
as stock boy and in shipping department
ton and one with personality and a live
wire. Call between u and $3.50 pm. at the
Evening star., 1937-09-26
REPRESENTATIVES,

The distributor for one of the oldest
country is desirous of placing :. men on
the sales force in Washington and vicinity
Only those having q high degree of in
itiative need apply. See sales manager be-
fore g:45 am
Lee ID. Butler Air Conditioning. Inc.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
THE PALAIS ROYAL

Permanent position open for ambitious
man 10 assist department sales mansger;
future assured right man Sales expert
rnre helpful; car necessary. Apply 10
s.m Monday. Employment Office. 9th
Evening star., 1937-09-26
COLLECTION MANAGER.

Unless you are qualified do not apply
This is an exceptional opportunity for all
aggressive hve-wire who knows how to
collect nstaiiment accounts. Good SAL
ary- extra bonus. Apply .3l 9Th ST. NV
Evening star., 1937-09-26
THREE MEN

Who want steady year-round work where
they can earn from S',U TO $50 weekly
delivering food products TO regular Gus
toners; no experience necessary, If you
can snd will work hours per day see
manager al 5l3 st. NV. between y
Evening star., 1937-09-26

We have \ few openings for neat am
bilious men. at least II. with D. G. drivers
permits Salary. SIS.5O per week. plus
bonus and commission. Willing workers
can earn S3O-$a0 per week. Absolutely no
selling. l.HO .,nnd st NV
Evening star., 1937-09-26
TWO SALESMAN

INCREASING SALES ON COMPLETE
LINE OF OIL-BURNING EQUIPMENT.
EXPERIENCE DESIRED BUT NOT NECES-
SARY. MUST HAVE CAR. REAL OP-
PORTUNITY FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY.
PHONE MISS GUIDE. GEORGIA 1926. FOR
Evening star., 1937-09-26
= 71 ----------- -7'- -----
SAlESWOMEN.
SALESMAN.

SALESWOMAN to call on stores: good prop
oSNion. Box 33l-T Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
FIRE ESCAPES

We specialize in this work Consult Ills
about your problem. National 1865
DUPONT IRON WORKS, INC.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
4 RADIO SERVTCE MEN
SALESMAN.

Two Tor bench work. must br good: two
Tor outside; We furnish ears; big salaries
to right men; answer ut once. BOX 3O1 s..
Evening star., 1937-09-26

TO "A $3O-A-WEEk SALESMAN
WHO SHOULD BE EARNING SITS.
II you are stalled in your progress by
some slow moving organization which
won't appreciate your motives We want to
meet and talk with YOU Lie Is TOO short
shortcomings.
Long ago we learned that statesmen are
as rood as you treat them. they are the
most important cogs in any organization.
II salesman is happy and prosperous he
can sell anything We've learned that, too.
II you are seeking new employer who
worries more ehout his statesmen that he
does rbout himself or his merchandise.
you'll find him here.
Apply oOI-5 Denrike BLDG. 1910 Ver-
mont ave. NV, at 1:3O sharp. Monday
afternoon
Evening star., 1937-09-26
AIR CONDITIONING

and refrigeration boom now on. Au-
thoritieS state trained men urgently
needed. Get. free booklet, 1.-The Air
You breathe. II may show you the
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yesilgate Act now.
THERMO AIR-CONDITIONING
INSTITT1TE
Evening star., 1937-09-26
S. KANN SONS.

Man with selling experience to work
in electrical department as demonstrat tor.
Man selected must be dependable and have
car. Apply Employment once. 4th floor,
Monday o:3U pm