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Evening star., 1937-04-29
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER OUT.
HELP DOMESTIC.

Continued
WOMAN colored mddle-aged as mothers
helper and general houSeworker room
and board; s. week. Wise. 5s4d.
WOMAN. colored. for general housework;
stay nights; must have city references.
Turn left at 10th and Kalmia Sts to
1S45 Redwood terrace NV.
WOMAN white. preferably Catholic widow.
unencumbered 25 to 40 no older need
apply; general houseWork; must be active:
no laundry. Own room. State salary and
reference. Real home to right party. Ad-
dress Box 1i2-F. Star office.
WOMAN able to cook keep house, for
business couple; must be neat systematic.
exp; under so; live In good salary, ref.
Room POS. 1919 st. NV.
WOMAN white, honest reliable, between
the ages of % and 40 TO take care Of
small apartment and . children; room.
board and salary Call Lincoln 9423.
WOMAN middle-aged to live in Chevy
Chase. cooking, serving meals. light house
work for family of adults and assist in
care of small child: capable Of taking COM
plete charge Of home if necessary: good
salary. permanent position. references,
Address Box 3l6-J. Star office.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.

COLORED COUPLE, competent, wants po-
sition as experienced cook and houseman;
good reference. Potomac 25S3-J
HOTEL MAN, employed wishes small fur
ment his assistance. Permanent. Address
Box OF Star Office
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called for
the
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ENVELOPES, So per thousand Atlantic
2407.
HOUSEKEEPER- COMPANION. good cook:
small adult family: trustworthy; no heavy
work: ref Adams 1906 2qs
LADY wants position as rooming house
manager or housekeeper NV. section
where son going to day nursery. $3.50.
can be kept. Address Box BIT. Star
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT AUDIT OR-Books started,
balanced. kept part time by mo. or vk.;
Social Security systems. Dist. 6505.
ACCOUNTING STUDENT wishes Saturday
or PARTING work as bookkeeper Address
Box iS-T Star office. :30'
ARCHITECT. college graduate capable
wishes connection with real estate. bull
or millman; sales experience: excellent
references. Address Box Ut Star ofice.
BOOKKEEPER. Office manager. salesman.
General Motors accounting experience.
thorough knowledge of financial statement:
employed as cashier, bookkeeper; bonded.
For appointment phone Adams 3104.
CHAUFFEUR-VALET, colored refined
educated, excellent driver, superior ref
erences, neat and sober. Call Fuller.
Columbia o5S4.
CoLoRED JANIToR: houseman chauffeur
experienced. best references; work of any
kind. West 0159. 522 oath st. NV. 30'
EXPERT DRIVER, % d it.. / so lbs de-
sires steady employment. Call Charles
McLendon. Georgia 9067. 80
HOUsEMAN. butler. waiter exper., all
round presser colored. light neat. intel,
reliable: city references. Twitty. North
S722
PRESSER colored. all-round. exp: also
reliable houseman: city refs. Evans Apple
white. North 769s-J.
REAL ESTATE or bushes brokerage office:
young man. 80. > years law. eligible notary
public. touch typist. clerical and selling ex-
perlence: car: nominal salary. Address Box
2s-T, Star ONCE.
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NURSE. kind. experienced with elderly
patients; day or night duty: finest refer
ences. Adams 1915 29'
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. experienced,
neat. 10: excellent references. Walnut
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HELP MEN.


ten BIOS 1860 RsSasss' WRsconsin ave- haF1ns West
SEgMsER1M%s' INV nave ,eols S}s Apply 1872
opportunity; no canvassing Apply to Mr..
Monte. at Marvin's. 734 7th ST. NV.
SALESMAN N-Thoroughly. experienced mems
son. Grosner's 1928 st, NV.
SALESMAN become active and purchase
interest in investment business; great op-
portunity. Address Box 3-T. Star once.
SALESMAN to sell coal stokers: good
dress Box SIT. Star Office 29'
SALES MGR. for roofing and siding CO.
excel Excellent 5do set,up to earn good income.
sslesmsn sAlaEsMENHays opening 4rs. for retail
4511 Wisconsin ave. NV.
statesmen for. outside selling .organiza-
ton: exceptional opportunity for live wires;
Dig earnings 73l 1th st. NV
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, for women's
shoes. Also Saturday extras. Apply
Forsythe Shoe Store 1923 st. NV
SHOE SALESMAN for Saturdays perma-
nent position. Capitol Shoe Store. 1888
th ST NV.
SINGERS dancers and musicians wanted
for amateur night. Brown Derby, 3333-A
Conn ave NV.
Taylor's Pharmacy. 3rd and Mass ave,
ne
TAxIMFTER MECHANIC - Communicate
with Mr.. Reidt or Mr. Reubens, Belle Isle
CAP Company. 101 Bonaparte ave. Balti-
more. Md: University 500. %
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC, young man,
sober. reliable. experienced on all makes,
s9oa 99a WORKING conditions, opportunity for
experience and references. All replies
confidential. Address Boy SAT. Star once
YOUNG MAN, single, to call on retail
Address Box 26-T. Star oftce. 80. ''
YOUNG MAN. white, experienced soliciting
a330 a30z driVing truck better Job; good pay.
YouNG syoc g NAN lS, with addressosraph expert
ADDRESS Box 110-S, Star office.
YOUNG MAN. neat appearance to solicit
WORK IN automotive trade. Powelrs Auto
Radiator Works, Ills goth NV 29'
YOUNG MAN to work in grocery store.
must De experienced. reliable and know
now to drive. Call Greenwood 1852
YOUNG MAN, intelligent with car. to sell
rock wool insulation. asbestos siding roof
ing and home improvements direct to home
owners on easy terms. Salary and com
mission See Mr.. Sibley. 1911 Rhode Island
ave. ne.
YOUNG, MAN, over 81. wanted to take
reliable and energetic. Write full particu-
lars concerning yourself. Address Box 3-W
Star Office
WANTED = Experienced couple, cook.
houSeman, driver Phone Wise. 50sa
WE NEED several salesmen for our outside
SsLeS dept to sell jewelry on easy terms
Commission paid each week Exceptional
9gpI.portunlty gI. Apply between o and H.,
SPOTTER
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SPOTTER
Experlenced fancy spotter; steady posi-
1.CyN,

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
one OF the oldest life insurance COM
paHleS pan "a existence. writing both industrial
ana ordinary, offers an excellent opportu-
MY MY TO men of good character. Guaran-
een eeea SaIarS and commission. No previous
M MapeI!tHce necessary, as We assume re-
spohSIolllty OF training Apply Friday, 10
a, M Monumental Life Insurance Co. Com
SITS NV Room o0t sAi ~AAu ~
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TYPING done at home by former Gov
ernment employe. neat accurate. reason
able. Miss Norkan. Randolph 4651. 3O'
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WANTED - Experienced couple cook
houSeman, driver. Phone Wise. 5OSa
WE NEED several statesmen for our outside
sales dept. to sell jewelry on easy terms
commission paid each week Exceptional
opportunity. Apply between and 10
Eli Rubin Co. 1lS 9TH ST n W "
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YOUNG MAN, over 81, wanted to take
charge branch offlce: must be substantial
Telaoie and energetic. Write full particu-
Star Office > ~ W
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| PAINTS. hardware; fine location; we'll
stocked, long estab Price. $3.50 cash.
Address Box l26-W Star Office
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E N T E r P r IS E
ROOFING co

Estimates Free-Terms II Desired.
2125 R. l. Ave NE POTOMAC O2OO.
FLOOR WORK. sanding and finishing,
Prices reas. Work guaranteed. C. c. Deaton
903 Longfellow st. NV. Georgia 1853.
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MILLINERY. hosiery. underwear corset
department for rent: reasonable; excellent
location for volume. Colds 500 st..
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WOMENS OPPORTUNITY
Alert. keen. Do you want to make extra
ladies' wear, etc? Cali at once. Room 4O3.
1888 St NV
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MILLINERY MANAGER.
Capable window dresser and several sales
ladies. thoroughly experienced. for new
| store. Apply Hollywood Shops. 1902 r
ST. NV.
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MAID. white or colored to live in middle
age. for cooking and general housework:
$50 per month for family of 5. Mrs. A. A.
GLADDEN.. Marine Barracks. Quantico Va.
MAID. general housework. good cook, ex-
perienced with baby; references. 961
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WOMAN. white, for general housework
and care Of small child. Live in. no laundry.
State experience, references. Good salary.
Address Box 40-S, sAer once.
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S65O--ROOMING HOUSE, 10 r. 2 b.; cent
81 1OO--Rooming house. 15 r.. 212 b.; cent
S6O0-Restaurant. beer wine: sacrifice.
S5OO-0rO. -meats. z rms; excel location.
81 1.700-Del,- fount.; rent. $75.
SOO-Rest: beer. wine: rent. $40.
"a. s. ECONOMON. Dist. 2s39.
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MAID. colored, cook and general house
work for ,; no Sundays. Give age, salary
and city references in letter. Address
Box SIS Star office
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HAT TRIMMER

On mems hats. Must have experience
Brodt's. Inc, 423 11th NV. Ask for Mr..
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER h o'ALBERT INC,
e1b 10th st. NV. Phone National Ans.
REPAIRS e. SERVICE.

REPAIRS & SERVICE.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co. 319 L st. s.w. Nat. 6679.
CARPENTER-Flooring shelving, screen
ing, fences built: general carpenter repair
ing. Brining. Adams 1924
CHAIR GAMING, HRHodsTER, NE l 9 (
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG, i235
10th st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2O62.
ELECTRIC WIRING, Figures
pairs: 6-r. house fixtures & base plugs $50
Regal Elec: Co. $40 Upshur NV. Col 1891
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK AND GENERAL HOUsEWORKER.
first-class no laundry; small family; Chevy
Chase. Md; $50 per month: go or stay
nights. City references required. Address
Box I Al IT Star office
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BOOMING HOUSE tjust. of Conn. ave i,
10 rms. nicely furnished long lease:
only S1.6bO. Miss Derrickson. zoos H
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must sell business; large STOCK; $1,000
cash. Address Box 106-S. Star office.
ROOMING HOUSE-R l. ave near Conn;
income, S235 rent. $50; price. ST 200;
terms. No brokers' Met S65S Il
Evening star., 1937-04-29

YOUNG MAN, intelligent with car to sell
rock wool insulation, asbestos siding. roof
ing ana nome improvements direct to home
owners on easy terms. Salary and COM
mission See Mr.. Sibley. 1911 Rhode Island
Evening star., 1937-04-29
RE-UPHOLSTERING

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
Tor SO; covering and new inside material
included made Ike new in finest tapestry
and irleZetts Workmanshlp guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO
goO5 l4th ST. NV COLUMBIA lOl1o
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BEAUTY SALON. S11OO-Best I4th St
location; $500 monthly business: only
S25 rent. heat hot water included: other
bus. reason for selling 2SO4 14th st n "
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ly. Summer business increases almost double
Owner ILL., must sacriflce; bargain, Maurice
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Free estimates on all roofing and siding
Jobs; new "Weldtite'' process YIELDS all
single shingles down. leaving no parts ex-
posed; workmanship and materials fully
guaranteed; Sears easy terms II desired.
Phone Atlantic 1900. Sears Roebuck and
Co.. Oil Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1937-04-29

D. G. s. GROCERY. doing over $4,000
monthly; well estab.; long lease; reas. rent,
Maurice Greenbaum. 1905 H NV. Natl
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BOOMING AND BOARDING. 18th and
Miss Gambel. zoos H st Met 4S13
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ROOMING HOUSES-14 rms. 3 baths
boarding; good furniture; rent $125; price.
5000. terms. 10Th st. ard Col rd.. s
rms, furn., tourist house; mr.. Capitol;
wonderful location; rent $50; make offer.
10 rms. furn, mr. Capitol. all in new
condition; nne for tourists or regulars:
now filled: price. 81 200; terms rent sos
Plenty good listingS.
MR.. BEAL, ADAMS O7G9.
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GIRL, white, for general housework; fond
Of children and dogs; live in. Telephone
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FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
Wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room COL.
Westory Gd9.. 14th and ? 0psn sun. am.
NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING.
Excellent oil treatrnents for improving tn
valid circulation. DecaNlf 2134.
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ROOMING HOUSE G9th and Eye). 9 rms.
baths: rent $50: good income: 81 900.
cash $500. Mrs. Keach, zoos st. Metro
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| GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and cook. 25
to 35 white; no laundry; take care of
4-year old girl; room. board, salary. Ad-
omc AJAX
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SPECIAL! ATTENTION. LADIES! BAR
GAIN! INFANTS WEAR AND GIFT SHOP.
ExCE1IL!ENT LOCATION FOR Chill
6SMfrsp RktEf 9oGase G5NersRSp FG 5f2sRbss SsibEF
T1AL SECTION, LONG-TERM LEASE,
ACT T03AY. METROPOLITAN 6s66,
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HOUSEKEEPER, white. take care Of child;
good home. stay nights; salary. 63l1
G M
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,L z "ftIIE EHS. audIng MACHINES and
other business machines OF all makes
fepulIt and fully guaranteed Washing
t0n largest selection and lowest prices,
united" Sl3 14th St NV National 6O62
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ATTENTION. MEN

III LIN 1IOIV, MEN.
we can use two more men Of good char
nit Who are looking for a Job with future
tiG,sii. tpiosSihie earnings 80 to $40 week Posi-
ses siveiy ,t5 no se,lng For detailed information
tween u m. and pm onlv
Evening star., 1937-12-09
lSAAk WALTON UNIT
REPLIES TO ICKES
Regret Expressed That Govern.
ment Official Should Seek to
Malign Organization

Secretary Ickes was taken to task
by the local Izaak Walton League
chapter last night in a resolution ex-
pressing regret that high Govern
ment official should seek to malign
our national organization because il
does not happen to be in agreement
with his views on some matters" The
cnapter said Mr.. Ickes is a member
OF the leagues Illinois chapter.
The resolution. offered by DR.. Lewis
Radcliffe, vice president of the chap
ter, was in answer to statement at
tributed to the Secretary of the In
terror by the Associated Press. He was
quoted as follows: "On the face of
the record, the Izaak Walton League
OF America, through an usurpation of
power by few of it's officers, would
seem to be fronting for and is being
used as a pressure lobby for undis-
closed interests"
A copy Of the resolution was sent to
MIR. Ickes. 1t pointed out that the
local chapter has recently lent its
unqualified support to him in oppos-
ing such measures as the proposed
Rocky Mountain Tunnel project and
the construction of the abattoir here,
while differing with his views on the
proposed reorganization of the Gov
eminent conservation bureaus"
The Regional Council of the league
Is expected to take further action
when it meets Saturday afternoon at
the Raleigh Hotel.
Evening star., 1937-12-09

spent the early years Of her life with
her parents, the late David H. and
Rachel Bell Rhodes, at the Arlington
House in Arlington National Gene
terry. Her father was stationed there
in his duties as an inspector of ma
tional cemeteries for the War De-
partment until his retirement.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Staub Is
survived by daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Evening star., 1937-12-09
RACEENDANGERED,
EDUCATOR FEARS
Danger of Reverting to Ape
dom Blamed on Engi-
neerinq.
By HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE,
Associated Press Science Editor.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Dr. Earnest
A. ,Hooton, Harvard's famous evolu-
zionist and anthropologist last night
predicted that man is in danger of
reverting to apedom and said the
skids for his destruction have been
built largely by engineering.
Dr. Hooton said this in the guest
address to the annual meeting of the
American Society of Mechanical En-
gineers. He called on the engineers
to divert some of their high creative
intelligence to stopping the down.
rush.
years, DR.. Hooton asserted, man kept
his mechanical progress in abeyance
by killing off the geniuses and superior
tntelligences who threatened to in
terfere with status quo.
In the last 10000 years, however,
the masses have permitted the en-
gineer to live. and nearly the whole
of human mechanical progress has
taken place. But lately. DR.. Hooton
observed, the effects of this progress
on the human body itself have be-
come devastating"
Most of us don't have to try hard
any more. The majority exists
parasitically upon the inventive
genius of the few"
The once erectly striding biped,"
DR.. Hooton went on, ''abandons human
locomotion and whizzes through the
landscape, crouched over wheels and
levers worked by his still prehensile
hands, and his fiat, vestigial feet, no
less useful for this purpose than those
Of HIS simian ancestors.
He breathes mixture of gasoline
fumes and carbon monoxide and reeks
of evolutionary decay. A premium is
put upon illiteracy by the radio and
the talking moving picture. These
mechanical marvelS are the means
of worldwide spread of vulgarity, de-
pravity, and misinformation, since
they pander to the tastes of those who
are capable of neither contriving nor
understanding, but only of crude per-
ception, stimulated by turning a
switch or pressing button-motor
performances without the capacity of
q lemur."
tThe lemur was a tiny tree
climbing animal of $4,000, 900 years
ago-sometimes said to be related
to the unidentified evolutionary an
cestor Of man-Editor
Truly man can say to the engineer,
The zeal of thine house hath eaten
me up
Man made himself out of an ape,
partly by becoming an engineer. The
danger now is that the process will
be reversed and the engineers will
make apes out of us ALL"
Evening star., 1937-12-09

pn" for enemies Of Russia's western
brdcrs.
Dispatches from Ulan- Ude, in the
Dryat republic near Outer Mongolia,
sd q spy ring had been uncovered,
ut gave no details.
Two Soviet ofiicials, nominees for
te Supreme Soviet (Pariiament) in
'Hssia's election Sunday. meanwhile
mde a campaign keynote of re-
Evening star., 1937-12-09

sistance to foreign invasion and
espionage.
They were Marshall Klementi 4.
voroshilon, commissar of war and
navy, who spoke at Minsk, capital u
the western frontier republic, White
Russia, and Vice Premier Vlas Chubar,
who spoke at Kharkov, capital Of the
Ukraine, rich agrarian republic, also
on Russia's western frontier.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Flower Promises Kept.

Made over 10 years ago, q promise
to his father to always wear a flower
in his buttonhole to make people
smile, was kept by Isaac Hopkinson. q
Sunday school teacher In Stockport,
England, for so years. When he COL
lapsed and died outside his home re-
Gently, the 81-year-old man was
wearing a. Flanders poppy.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
MRS. SARAH {. sTAUB, SO,
DIES OF HEART ATTACK

Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Staub, So,
wife OF Henry G. Staub, grocery
broker. died of heart attack Tues
day night at her home, 3136 Q street
NV. She had been i'll about month.
Born in Washington, Mrs. Staub
Evening star., 1937-12-09
SPY RING IS REPORTED
IN SIBERIAN REPUBLIC

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Dec. ga spy ring was
reported. discovered yesterday near
Russia's Mongolian frontier as the
nations leaders warned of "annihila-
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Device to Knit
Stockings Gets
Biggest Patent
Description OF Ma.
chine Took Weeks
to Read.

The most voluminous patent ever
issued by the Patent Ofice today is in
the hands of Alfred E. Ischinger of
Mount Penn, Pa, inventor of a ma
chine which, by the pressing of an
electric button, will produce 26 full
fashioned stocking blanks at a time,
leaving only the seam to be sewed by
hand.
It took 100 typewriter sheets and
ITO drawings to describe the machine,
which consists of more than 1000
parts. T. j. Thompson, chief of the
division Of textile patents, spent three
weeks reading the specifications,
which the inventor is reported to have
devoted more than a year to pre-
pairing.
According to Patent ONCE officials
the invention represents substantial
improvements over existing machines,
in that it will produce stocking blanks
one by one throughout the working
day without the Intervention of the
operator. It is thought the price Of
stockings may be reduced through the
invention
Mr.. Ischinger is head of the patent
department Of the Textile Machine
Works, Wyomissing, Pa. to which the
invention Is assigned,
Evening star., 1937-12-09

r. Ganney Of this city, and two
brothers, Joseph Lee Rhodes, WASH
ington, and John N. Rhodes. Phila-
delphia.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at her residence.
Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Turkey to Build Ships.

Turkey plans to use iron from its
government plant, now under con-
struction in Karabuk, in ships for its
merchant fleet.
Evening star., 1937-12-09

Nine-tenths Of the 10000 musician,
In Vienna, Austria, are unemployed.
Evening star., 1937-12-09

Cashew Nut Eating Drops.
India has learned with regret that
Americans are not eating as many
cashew nuts from that country as a
year ago.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door touring sedan:
new-car condition and appearance in every
detail; ready for safe winter driving; re-
duced to S4oa. Toms Auto Service, Your
Chrysler Dealer. 631 ST. NV. Potomac
24O0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


W1LLYS 1887 demonstrators; only 8
lev 4-door sedans left: reduced more than
$3.50 for quick clearance: easy riding,
iull-size sedan which washington owners
say actually give 36 miles per gallon!
Easy to handle. easiest to park; distinc-
tive style; similar to newest 1888 models.
yet you safely save more than $3.50 and
Ret Iull neW-car service and guarantee;
liberal trade. easy terms. See these few
rssmalning sg bargains Sunday at distributors
showroom. 14th and r sts. Willys-Wash-
intston, I'M Inc. open Sunday. 14th and r
WlLLYs-KNIGHT 1890 perfect condi-
ton; good running order: new tires:
$19. Il. kapneck. 1419 H st. NV.
Plymouth 1887 4-door de luxe
touring sedan, run 5000
miles, spotless; $625. Owned
by minister, moving to Pa
clfic Coast. Shepherd 242O,
Rev. Barr.
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PLYMOUTH sedan; Soundly conditioned
and painted rich maroon in our shops;
hnest 1894 we ever offered at cut price of
S297. See II other Plymouth bargains
Sunday at Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1877 18th
NV.
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PLYMOUTH 1892 de luxe convertible coupes
- to choose from): perfect mechanically
$239: price actually slashed to Sl39 today
only you save 500: act quick. drive out
today Wade Buick Co. Silver Spring, Md.
shep. 321@. Opp B e. o. Sta.
pI YAdOIITII do l,,il
Evening star., 1937-11-21

PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe coupe S475;
1895 de luxe town sedan. trunk, radio
and heater. S3S5; 1885 de luxe 4-door
sedan. $3.50: 1886 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan. S495: all in perfect condition and
fully guaranteed: terms. See Mr.. Barnes,
lI29 18th st. NV. Decatur .390
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PONTIAC 1898 sedan: motor, paint, tires
and general condition far above the aver
age seat covers; low price for a ine car
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PLYMOUTH ''roamer" sedan. "silver-flash
tested: like new: only S@S5; terms.
Mr.. Hook. Evans-Palmer, l4th and L
ats. NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-21
FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1924 cruising sedan. The
original attractive brown dnish Is perfect;
spotless inside; fine tires and 1t performs
perfectly. Very attractive and . real value
At only 1895. Pohanks Service. 1126
sTUDEBAKER '32 4-door sedan, S135.
Cottage City. Md. Greenwood 2189.
sTUDEBAKER 1895 5-passenger cruiser
touring sedan; President: here is one clean
car; black paint, tires upholstery are all
in excellent condition: radio: you will find
an unusual value here at $665. c. c.. c.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac CO.. 1922 22nd
st. NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
STUDEBAKER 1892 de luxe club 5-pas-
senger coupe like new: only S2l9: terms
Evans Palmer, N. Y. and Fla. aves pe.
STUDEBAKER 1887 sedan. with heater.
radio, other extras; cut to STAT to attract
Sunday shoppers to distributors showroom
Open now. Lee D. Butler. Inc, 113S Conn.
ave. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1887 demonstrators; save
up to $500 today at distributors show
room. open now. Lee D. Butler. Inc, 1877
18th NV.
TERRAPLANE 1887 sedan; 5000 miles,
equal to new: will sacrifice. 800 party to
take up unpaid notes. .539 18th St NV.
WILLYS 1887 sedan coupe. $3.50 Of 1898
price. Robinson WHY'S. 1913 Rhode
Island ave. Mt Rainier.
Evening star., 1937-11-21

PONTIAC go 1893 4-door sedan. S3S5;
treat yourself and family TO this fine low
rich black with red wheel and trim. mohair
upholstery: tires in excellent condition:
equipped with trumpet horn: no payments
once and save; terms as low as SIS down
balance easy Steuart Motors, 9Th and
new YORK ave. NV. National 5000. Open