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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
Mary Joyce in ' Town; Planning
 For River Film
Bob Webs ter Is Going A-hunting for Two
 Cub Bear Actors


 Mary Joyce, Juneau's dark-haired maid -of-the- woods from Taku River Lodge, came into town yesterday af ter several weeks at the lodge get ting her spring housekeeping done
 When she returned to the camp last month, after a trip to eastern United States, she found everything the same except that she had 19 dogs instead of a dozen"
 Today, Mary was comforting with movie producer Norman Dawn over the projected filming of Golden River which picture will be film ed for the greater part around her lodge--and which, of course, Mary Joyce will play large part in.
 Mary Joyce, Mrs Norman Dawn, Mrs. Bob Webster, ePatsy Lee), and Dawn's son Forrest, are going up to the Lodge today or tomorrow
 Bob Webster, "sourdough" of the film, well-bewiskered now, is going out with Lou McFerrin aboard the latters gasboat to attempt to pro- cure two cub bears for the film.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow Jones averages: industrials 113.46 rails 21.57, utilities 1853.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
U. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
sOBy the U. s. Weather Bureau,

for vicinity beginning at May cloudy probably showers tonight southeast winds
 Partly probably southeast
  E s-s.4 Coast of the Moderate southeast and east winds tonight and Friday from Dixon Hinchinbrook
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
Japanese Fostering Pan-IsIaIn in China

 PEKING, North China, May B. A Japanese proclamation inaugural ing the "Pan-Islam Movement of East Asia" bids all Moslems of China: Overthrow your Chinese oppressors, and unite to revive the past glories of Allah in Asia.
 Chinese Moslems number about 5,000,000, largely concentrated in the strategic northwest provinces along the vital overland route from China to Russia.
 The Japanese have organized the 100000 Moslems in conquered Pek- ing into a unit of the Pan-Islam League, hoping to develop cultural and propaganda agents to venture out into China's Northwest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
John MarShaIS In Train Wreck
 While Travelling
Juneau Residents Return from Seven Months
 Trip in States

Narrowly escaping serious injury in a train wreck enroute to Flint. Mich. MT. and Mrs. John K. Mar shall have returned to their home in Juneau after seven months of travel in the States where the train accident claimed the lives of three railroad employees on the St. Louis to Flint run. te ! The Marshalls, who had been vis- iting in St Louis where Mrs. Mar shall formerly lived, were enroute to Flint to purchase a car when the accident occurred, driving the engine of their train straight through five stalled freight cars The Marshalls, who were in bed at the time, were shaken up but not injured.
 After purchasing their car in Flint. they travelled to Canada and to Niagara Falls, later proceeding to Boston and then to MasSachu- setts where they visited friends of MT. Marshall from Scotland. Side trips through New Hampshire marked their stay in New England following which they motored down the Atlantic Coast to New York, Philadelphia and arrived in Wash ington, DC, for the opening day of Congress.
 Cold weather hastened their de- parture for Florida where they stayed m Miami for six weeks, then going to St. Petersburg on the Gulf of Mexico coast of Florida where they visited before proceeding to Lake Wales to see MT. and Mrs. John Rustgard, former residents of Juneau, where Rustgard was at one time Attorney General.
 Travelling to New Orleans, they encountered a rain storm far heavier than any they have known in Ju- neau, and then proceeded to Fl Paso. later visiting the Carlsbad Caverns, Phoenix and the Grand Canyon. They avoided visiting Mex ico because of threatening labor trouble, and later went to San Diego for months stay.
 After visiting in Los Angeles and Pasadena they came up the coast to San Francisco and travelled by Redwood Highway to Seattle where { they boarded the North Sea
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05

Today's News Today.-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
H. E. JAMESON
 Is PASSENGER
 ON TAkU CHIEF
Waterfront Columnist from Seattle Is Aboard
 New River Tug

Just passenger" on the Taku Chief. H. E. Jamie" Jamison, Se- attle Star waterfront columnist and radio voice. is looking Juneau over with a professional eye today.
 Unlike the casual tourist, Jami- son. who writes that column Along the Waterfront" is seeing Juneau today from the fish eye angle, "in an attempt to learn little more about that which I write
 The average newcomer steers a course (Jamison would say that for the nearest bar or museum, as incongruously as that, but Jafnison hangs around the fishing fleet, see ing the docks from the under side.
 Over the radio, ,Jamison lectures Che won't like that about Arm chair Cruises" Down on the docks he doesn't look like a lecturer and he doesn't look like the dreaming fair weather yachtsman he sounds like in his column on warm spring days. l30o i.ze Etse uftf...ss4e
 He wears heavy blue peacoat be- cause he likes it and not because a waterfront columnist should wear one of the things He also smokes a battered pipe and wears a woolen knit hat. aNla
 He's a swell guy 1t seems, a fish ernlan remarked after a converse tion with Jamison.
 He's swell story" Jamison said to himself and his typewriter just before mailing out a sheaf of copy to the City Editor back in Seattle. He likes Juneau, doesn't mind the rain, and would rather tromp a deck than swing it'' with some of the trimmer Hollywood figures. He'd say that anyway, because his wife, quite a columnist in his own light, is a trim figure that is not only e pai with Jamison on the home hardwood but on the brine as well
 The two of them made a jaunt as far north as Juneau couple of years ago in a bit of a sailing craft and they're looking forward to doing it again.
 Jamie" will cast off with Capt North Pole" Hansen and go back
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
Walters Mistake
 Dries Up Resort

NEW YORK, May 3.-Dave's Blue Room, popular roost for early birds actors, idle rich, and Broadway columnists--couldn't serve a drink to patrons the other day.
 The state liquor authority an- nounced it had cancelled the night clubs license because waiter served a drink to policeman after the legal closing time of am.
 Dave Kleckner, proprietor, forfeit ed a $500 bond and will not be al- lowed to file application for new license for ten days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
METHODIST LADIES'
 AID PLANS AFFAIR 1 FOR HOME LEAGUE

Plans for luncheon program at which the Home League of the Sal vation Army will be entertained were considered at the meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid yesterday afternoon.
 The program will be held at the next meeting of the Society on May l8. Mrs. George Kerin, president, presided at the meeting held in the Methodist Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
SIMMONS HOPS
 OVER ISLANDS

Shell Simmons went out to the islands today with the Alaska Air Transport Bellanca with two pas sengers for Sitka, one for Chicha- gof, one for Hoonah, and one for Co., bol
 Jerry Reiland and D. J. MacDou- gall went to Sitka, Florence Hooker to Chichagof, June Borbridge to Hoonah, and Milton Sandstrom to Cobol
 Yesterday evening, Shell brought in J. B. Warrack, A. E. Karnes and two other passengers from Skagway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, May 5. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 97s, American Can 5s, American Light and Power 5 Anaconda 27l2, Bethlehem Steel 46h, Commonwealth and Southern 1as, Curtiss Wright 47s, General Motors 305s, International Harves- ter 53, Kennecott 335s, New York Central 117s, Southern Pacific 11l9, United States Steel 43h, Cities Ser vice 912, Bremner no bids but asked 2, Pennsylvania Railroad 155s. Pound S4.99ss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05

to Seattle in the next day or so.
 He said he came for the trip to see bit more of Alaska and get a bit of local color. The inside of it, according to Capt. Hansen, famed Arctic skipper, is that Jamison wants to ferret bit n1ore out of the life of the burly hero of dozen sea sagas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
HOLDEN GOES TO
 SITKA AND MINE

Alex Holden went out with three passengers for Sitka today in the Marine Airways Bellanca and was scheduled to go up to the Polaris- Taku mine at Tulsequah on his re- turn, for five trips with IS passengers and considerable mail and air ex- press.
 Passengers to St ka were Mir. and Mrs. Rene D'Harnoncourt and V. R. Farrell
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Just One Step Instead Of Many

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
wEATHFR CONDITIONS AT g AM TODAY


 Seattle aporD cloudy enperatu 45 Blaine cloudy oa partly cloudy Alert showers A Triple Island ou Iagaa Island partly cloudy 43 showers 43 Eefkan showers 43 Craig Wrange Petersburg AT; Stka raining Soapsone Point partly cloudy Hoonah Radiovie raining A Skagway raining 41; Hnchibook cloudy Mccarthy cloudy chna clear AZ Anchorage cloudy 4o Fairbanks Hot Springs clear 38: Ruby clear 35; Nulato AZ May 6.--Eunrise 355 sunset 759 pm WEATHER SYNOPSIS
  portion reported at latitude 52 longitude
 
 California light precipitation the coastal regions generally weather the remainder of the field of observation
 The highest temperature Fairbanks yesterday AS degrees lowests last night 32 degrees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05

of friendship between Canada and America and the Farthest North.
 Carter formerly mushed the mail with dog team to the Kuskokwim and Nome
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-05
DECLARED INSANE

Ben Wilson, oldtimer of Tenakee. was adjudged insane by jury in U. s. Commissioners court today. He will be sent to Morningside.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

FOR SALE-Drug store. long established: :
reasonable rent: long lease; excellent op-
portunlty for good merchandiser; full in
vestisatlon allowed: $1,000 Box 350-X,
Star
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
MOTOR TRAVEL,

YOUNG MAN WILL DRIVE TO, MIAMI
Apply 100? Eye ST. Sc. Sunday
MARRIED COUPLE. DRIVING VIC. ST.
Louis Mon. or Tues. take Young lady ex-
change assistance with children. Ran O443
TRANSPORTATION TO BOSTON OR
Lawrence, Monday Tuesday or Wednesday
morning. Phone Geo. 1899, am or pm.
DRIVING TO SAN FRANCISCO CALF;
would like to have , passengers. $50 each.
Call Clev SH1!.
LEAVING FOR ROUND TRIP TO BOSTON,
Sun. or Mon: return in about week. Dec.
$500. MIR. FELDMAN.
YOUNG LADY. TO AND FROM HOT
Springs. Ark. during November, 3 weeks
stay. Help drive. Box 64Z. Star.
MIAMI VIA ORLANDO CTAMPA?). w. P.
Beach: Chev. 4-d sedan. 3 in comfort. bag
gage in trailer; S. e. b.. SO; 18th or 10th.
Atlantic 5S52
DRIVING TO QUEBEC MONDAY. PACK
ard limousine. Can take > passengers.
Phone Jackson 1910.
LEAVING FOR SALT LAKE CITY OCTO-
Der 20 will have room for three passengers.
Walnut ZOO, Ext. S2,. or District l24O.
Ext. ll3. lS'
Evening star., 1938-10-16

HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER u.
Outdoor life wholesome food: exp. teach
ers. G. NJ. BEARD. Herndon. Va, 21-W-1l.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

ACCOUNTANCY STUDENT wants part
time bookkeeping Job with small firm will
ing sacrifice salary for experience. Robert
Brundage Natl. 114s, 10 to b or Col
6:13l eve 19s
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN desires
evening work: Is years experience; all
types Of buildings. Box 470-X. Star.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST experienced. will
ing worker can handle complete set of
books, accept $50. Dec. 5s37.
BoOKKEEPER. typist: office clerk. 4 yrs
exp, good ref. auto dealer exp. A. Dick
inSon. Columbia 54'!9.
BOOKKEEPER. part time. IL years expe-
Tience with tax reports; reference; reason-
able. Call Adams 1924.
BOY. colored. neat. honest. wants work Of
any kind: has District drivers permit, refs
Metropolitan 6310.
BOY. white Is, wants work. will accept
anything but prefers trade; willing
worker. Call North 9644.
BOY. Is. wants lob driving small truck
1921 18TH ST. NV. Apt "a. ask for
BOY wants work as delivery boy. house,
man: has D. c. permit; ref. Dec. llI0
Ext. dining room.
BOY. colored. wants job dish washer. job
of any kind. 2"2S 1th st. NV.
BOY. colored just from the South. wishes
job as dishWasher 14O5 Girard st. NV.
BUTLER -HOUSEMAN white. desires posi-
ton, can cook and drive; good references.
Box TJ-Z. Star.
CABlNEl MAKER and designer. exp. IN de-
signing and building furniture and store
36l *. Star L.
CARPENTER, first Class mechanic new
work or jobbing. Hollway, 62222.2 N. Da-
kota ave. NV. Georgia 53s6.
CEMENT FINISHER. colored. wants work
exp. Phone District 0G4S.
CHAUFFEUR or butler lcooredl. expe-
rienced with good ref Call any time after
3 pm. Dupont S2Sl.
CHAUFFEUR. butler. COOK. colored. wishes
position pvt family; refs Dupont ASA
CHAUFFEUR. switchboard Or elevator op-
orator. colored. wishes night work 4-l2;
city ref. Natl. 1891. IL
CHAUFFEUR. all-around houseman gar
dener and odd jobs: refs. Decatur 4229-W.
CHAUFFEUR. colored, experienced: In pri-
vate family; also buffers work: good city
references. Dupont 1888.
CHAUFFEUR. butler. utility man; colored;
ref. and experience. Decatur 5lS2.
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER. colored. young. ex-
ceptionally experienced, reliable, honest
sstarenees sna eeent pol desfss os sW
CHEF or second cook, colored. ls years
experience; good references. North 350l.
CLERK hardware and paint desires DO
sition, experienced; excellent references.
coLoRED COLLEGE STUDENT wants aft
ernoon work. Call Col. BAL.
COLLEGE GRADUATE ambitious capable
energetic; six years business and profess
sional experience in office. sales and rem
old feet tall. 1913 pounds; prefer posi-
tion with unlimited possibilities Of ad-
yAncsment: excellent references. Box
26-Z. Star.
CREDIT, collection. office manager; thor
oughly experienced young man desires
connection with future. Box 6-Z. Star. 16s
DRIVING or any kind of work 1901 18th
ST. Sc Phone Lincoln 3S74-W.
DRUGGIST. registered pharmacist. Is
years experience; has best references.
Box 365-X. Star.
ENGINEER licensed class 5. colored,
wants job in any size building: best refs.
Phone Dupont 6441. Jackson.
ENGINEER or maintenance. D. c. license,
Is YRS. experience. Phone Nj. Nymen,
Shepherd 2147.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

WHITE MAN to work on parking lot: COM
mission SO weekly; must have 500 on
optional proposition. Box 4sO-x. Star 16'
Evening star., 1938-10-16

WOULD LIKE TO rent part of store in
established business concern for the pur-
pose OF sift shop. greeting cards etc;
tails in answer Box 207-S. Star.
ROOMING HOUSE for sale. furnished. In
quire 1896 l1th ST. NV
Evening star., 1938-10-16

LAW STUDENT excellent scientific back
ground, desires work in law ofnce. Box
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

BEAUTY SALON in modern apt. house: \
booths. shower bath; rent. SIS; price, $3.50.
Corner Rhode Island and Franklin st. ne =
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: Won
derful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 30'5 o st. NV. West TO.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

WOMAN, experienced. colored TO do laun-
dry work or days work. reference. North
Evening star., 1938-10-16

eled to the head, ST. TO SO fabric and
bridesmaids hats made OF your material
$3 up. MISS HOPKINS, no F. ST. NV
over Columbia Theater. Rep. U13y
FREE SPANISH. ITALIAN CONVERSA-
tion; daily, 4 :30-7:30 pm. liOS l. st. NV
Apt. 9. Bird a. Expert European teacher
DRESSMAKER. SPECIALIZING ALTERA-
mons, old styles made into late models,
coats refined; best work. perfect fit. Du-
pont 00S2.
GOVERNMENT CLERK WILL GIVE Use
OF centrally located office during day to
phone and about one hours work, Box
1907. Star. -"
NURSE WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY AND
convalescent patients; large, sunny rooms;
Phone Gsithersburs 234 N'
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WOMAN, settled. coored, as cook and
general houseworker; no laundry; stay
nights; must have good references. Phone
Cleveland 351S
Evening star., 1938-10-16

MAN colored for janitor or elevator oper-
ator: local references furnished. Col. 5331.'
MAN. colored, wishes lob as chauffeur
butler and houSeman; city reference. Du-
mont rUIU
Evening star., 1938-10-16

MAN wishes work. busboy. dishwasher.
houseman or porter; good reference. CO.
I,,,,.
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LADY. refined. will give services morn.
and eve. for pleasant room. 2 meals. bus
fare. Box 1927. Star. -
LADY, quiet, refined. experienced mtlliner.
permanent position In shop, hotel unsn
room - homo; Yo4s. Adams 760o.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

DIR. SCHAFF, LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR:
quick relief for nerves and rheumatism.
$50 10th st. ne. Dec. 3l63.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

REFINISHED, REPAIRED
and upholstered in your home: reasonable
GEORGE T. SHANNON, 1l0l 18th ST. n w.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

RESTAURANT beer. wine. off and on sale:
good location: reas. price. terms. 1906 Lee
highway. Rosslyn, Va.
FOR SALE-Grocery-liQu store and fil-
ing station combined; near College Park
on Washington Baltimore blvd. Phone
BerWyu NIL
Evening star., 1938-10-16
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN,

COUPLE. colored. wants job in private
family best references. Phone Dupont
6l4l: call jackson.
COUPLE colored, wants lob: cook. maid
butler chauffeur. houseman; leave city;
reference. Dupont 1880.
COUPLE. white, reliable. settled; expert
enced caretaker. ianitor. houseman. cook.
housekeeper; practical care invalid or chill
dren, city or country; references. Box
122-Z Star.
COUPLE white. no children. refined ex-
perienced manage roomng apartment
house. free rent; references. Lincoln
lOO5I. l6'
HANDY MAN AND WIFE white want care
OF small apt or home: wife good cook live
on premises; good references. Phone North
92O6.
MAN AND WIFE wish jantors quarters;
well experienced good references. Call
Decatur 35!I. Sidney.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

RAISE CAPITAL-Best methods; corpora
tions organized and promoted everywhere;
est. 1903. U. S. Legal Corp. oll Bond Bldg.
VARIETY STORE, Mt. Pleasant section,
equipped and stocked; going bus. apt.
above. Price. 81 900 cash. Box 1887,
Evening star., 1938-10-16

COLORED DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE,
10 r.. complete apis. s-storys double br,
com. zone; lovely home and investment. di-
rect IRON owner; reasonable. Box 119-Z.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

OPPORTUNITY now for some ambitious
woman 10 step into a charming and in
Niting woman's shop with established sales
Enjoy the larser fall and Christmas profits
Price. 81 100. Replies strictly confidential.
Box AJAX Star
Evening star., 1938-10-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN.


ASSISTANT to busy executing in research.
woman of pleasing personality. mature
Judgment administrative ability. Loyal;
references on REQUEST Modest salary Prone
A. M. Emerson 7S:55 or Box l0-Z Star.l6"
ASSISTANT RRCEPTIONIST-Youn lady.
attractive 1personality,. experienced in han
adaptable. loyal conscientious: of serious
intent will study and work diligently, for
anything with promising future; excellent
references Phone National $3.50, Ext. 500.
or address Box ?5!-Z, Star. 49,
oN-HOUSEKEEPER desired by
lady. settled; home and small salary. Box
54-Z. Star
CULTURED WOMAN. travelled extensively,
semi-invald; highest references: unincum-
bered. free 10 travel. Box 35S-X. Star.
DREsSMAKER. white stylish remodeling.
alterations: out by day. Adams 9d1:.
DREssMAKER: alterations remoGdelins;
dress and coat. hens adjusted: ref. Out or
home: S?."5 day. Col. 63s4-W --
DRESSMAKING, plain sewing. altering.
mending, coats refined. Decatur 1854.
1744 T st. NV.
DRESsMAK1NG and remodelng curtains.
draperies: coats refined: dresses made to
order: experienced. North o14l-W
FRENCH GOVERNESS refined. or house
keeper, middle aged. for employed couple:
home nights reference. Box 9S-Z. star.
TtIllltU. WTllf. IlkH Stilool 81 aNuato'
desires clerical or DOMESTIC posltioh' - e.
drivers permit. Box l50-Z. Star. II
GIRL high school living in NE. vicinity
wishes work, after school and Saturday.
lincoln 5l92.
GIRL, experienced. accurate, speed typist,
Office work cashier, Salesclerk; day or
night; city references Emerson 05o6.
GIRL. colored wants work as maid; no
laundry or cooking; 20 home nights
Phone District 500.
Mbi nOSitiOl child
nurse: ref. Met. s4a9, Room 6e. II.
GRADUATE NURSE wishes position as
doctors office assistant; 5000 references
reasonable salary. Box 43-Z. star. 10
GRADUATE NURSE tcolored,. experienced,
will care invalid case; day or nisht; pest
ref. North l266-J.
HIGH-sCHOOL GRADUATE. with knowl-
edge of typing. wishes position as caSn!er' '
waitress or saless1ri; reis.- Hep4olIe 300.
HOMEMAKER. refined. experienced. middle.
aged. excellent and economical COOK put not
a servant nor laundress. will exchanee stfv-
ess for Home eope Shoyt young
children: congenial surroundings more I'M
than than sssF' asH IseghHne gfsr
HoUsEkEEPER. companion. practical practical
nurse. wants. position to siasr1y 9n atsr person:
HOUSEKEEPER white. reliable wants care
Of small home and chlld i9r = So[kitiE NAV nax
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN., experienced;
desires position: references; KNOWLEDGE OF
typins Box 27-Z Star. 10
LADY. refined, experienced. desires posi-
ton as companion to elderly lady: salary
very reasonable: references. Col S43a
LADY, refined. experienced in caring for
ipyslds .slid, e-as eonvalescents' or n0u'ekeepef
LADY, qualified for teaching. also expert
enced housekeeper for employed parents,
wants position; good references. pot.
LADY. refined. will give services morn.
and eve for pleasant room. meals. bus
fare. Box 1921. Star. --
LADY, quiet. refined. experienced milliner,
dress alterations. curtains. etc, desires
permanent position Ia. shop, hotel unon
room - homo; 4e9A Adams 1900.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

WE INVITE you to invest in a business,
stock home. equipment and property. b.z
protits and small overhead; in Montg. Co..
Nd Boy LIZ Star
Evening star., 1938-10-16

SERVICE STATION. good NV location;
"a 900 gals. monthly; good reason for SELL
lug. low rent BOX g3-Z Star
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WANTED-Small news and cigar stand,
preferably in Office building or small hard
ware store: suitable operation by elderly
man. Box 1867 Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

SERVICE STATION. best corner in D. C.
leading to weli-trayeled highway: S5 900
for property; l5U-ft. frontage. Geo. s2Ol,
mn
Evening star., 1938-10-16

OPERATE y modern JERRY O'MAHONY
DINER and be independent big profits,
to riuance your own business. write for
latest catalogue or visit our factory, sew
eral used cars on hand for quick sale.
JERRY OMAHONY. INC. ELIZABETH,
N. j. World 5 LargeSt Dining Car Builders.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

FOR SALE-Well-equipped. 5-chair barber
shop centrally located; terms. $500 cash.
Reply Grace ST. Barber Shop. SIS w.
Grace ST. Richmond Va IL
Evening star., 1938-10-16

GASOLINE. oils sreaSing, etc; prominent
cor; excellent galioAage and o,her busl-
ness; NJJuJ. i421 Eye NV, Suite zoo,
kaLI iUDp
Evening star., 1938-10-16

FOR SALE-An F st. NV. downtown re-
tail business. established over years
doing splendid business firmly, est.
trade. handling goods that only be
purchased at this store. having over Is 600
regular customers; long lease, low rent:
out -oi-town owner will sell this splendid
soing business for So 900 cash. Stock
and fixtures will inventory close to SEQ
600. No old stock. II you want
REAL MONEY MAKING business, answer
this adv. Box l3!-Z Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

.ONELY?? MAKE FRIENDS BY PLAYING
HESS! Instruction FREE. Ladies and
gentlemen. ONLY 81 for 3 MOS member
ship, Oct. Nov, Dec. in Washington
Chess Society" Hctel ParkSide!!. FACILI-
les ALWAYS AVAILABLE!
Evening star., 1938-10-16
HELP DOMESTIC.

LADY, white, middle-aged; good home;
small family; live in; references. 1873
Euclid ST NV
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LADY. refined wishes position. Ink: two
adults; or manage small roominE mouse:
experenced ref. Dist. 1853. Apt. T05.
MANAGER APT HOUSE better-class room-
ing: refined young woman, reliable. con-
scientious. good renter: refs. Box 5s-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

GROCERY MEAT MARKET. 500 weekly;
reas. rent. good neig hborhood; S4,950;
Terms Geo 91Ul Sun. or nights.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

GROCERY, MEATS. etc; estab. business;
rent. 500 mo, mel. g rms. and b.; price,
81 800. terms. Box 63-Z Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

ROOMING HOUSE. II r: rent S65; dou-
BILE gar; $500. $500 cash. A. M. Cooper.
zoos Eve Natl 1 33o