davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. light colored. wants job. part-time
cook. g.h.w.: 81. carfare. Dupont 1880.
GIRL. colored. wishes work as plain cook.
child nurse: excellent city reference. De.
catur Uc3D-J
Evening star., 1938-10-23

day; at night help to any grade or high
school student; experienced teacher; 23c
hour. 1906 Illinois ave.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
HELP WOMEN.


BEAUTY OPERATOR, one who would like
to earn SD per week or more; all-around
operator with following preferred. Bailey's.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID-WAIT colored. an
swer phone or door bell salad girl, expert
enced Lincoln 4O97-J.
COLORED-General houseworker. expert
ence; good cook; reference. Lincoln
COLORED WOMAN. intelligent: night
work; chamhermaid. practical nurse stay
with children. Willie Mae. Col. 63ss.
COLORED GIRL neat. wishes part-time
or all-day work. Lin. 4334. 900 @
COLORED GIRL desires part-time or full
time no night work: general housew0rk.
Met STA.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time or all
day work; good reference. Dupont 3712.
COLORED GIRL. experienced. wants work.
COOK or general housework; reference.
CoLOEED GIRL wants days work. Phone
Met. 426S.
coLORED GIRL wishes Job as g.hv
r.I.IS or part time; 60 - home nights; good ref
COLoRED WOMAN. experienced. wants
Rart,time lam6ia es4sl york reference. Phone Co
coLoREp o,g WOMAN wants days work.
cook. wants work sood reference. Line.
5S56-J. after am.
CURTAINS Of al kinds washed. stretched.
ss,.s. Sss:s :hSRz :4hsSRz.Y q s'ssrss 1n' ss homo ss-
Evening star., 1938-10-23
DIESEL TRAINING,

>, Complete instruction. including prac-
tical shop work on modern Diesel engines
Is offered by this local school. For details
visit the school or send for free illustrated
booklet. Low tuition and convenient pay
as-you-learn plan.
Open Evenings
WASHINGTQN DIESEL. SCHOOL
Evening star., 1938-10-23
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES,

Would you like to meet some interesting,
consenial person with whom YOU could 80
dancins-with whom you could converse i'm
your laVorlte lorelkn npuaEe-DerSonS
who enjoy writing. playing bridge. or Going
skating. bicycling or hikins--in other
as you? Then call CAROL LYNN MUTUAI
INTERESTS CLUB. Cleveland 64gS. eye-
nineS $50 to $40. or on Sunday
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL colored. wishes position as general
houseworker; stay nights city reference.
Pot ltf;l
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRLS. colored want WORK any kind,
part or whole time: ref Dupont 373a.
GOVERNESS. German. 43 treined, non
AryanJ, experienced referencAi available
Nov. l. Phone Adams SO1J-J
Evening star., 1938-10-23

HIGH SCHOOL; many complete in , years.
Standard text furniShed study at home;
write for catalogue. American school Box
Evening star., 1938-10-23
AIR CONDITIONING

Alert young men find better opportunities
IN this field. Let us show you the way to
q steady Job. Write ATLANTIC UTILITIES.
INC, Box 65-Z. Star o4s
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LAUNDRY TO TAKE HOME. days work
or curtains: good ref. All. 1899.
MAN. colored. wishes Job as dish washer.
laborinE, Janitor or days work. Call Dis
triCt 81 OG
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. colored. reliable wants part-time
work of any kind; city ref. Decatur
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRLS t2b. colored want part-time work
OF any kind: ref; cleaning preferred 1886
kingman pl. NV Decatur 1880
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL, Colored good cook experienced
cleaner. wants work of any kind. with ref.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. coored. desires part-time morning
work or days work. Met 54Ss
GIRL. colored. wishes Job as cook general
hOusewurker; stay nights II necessary.
MrtropoIilan 1922
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. coloreG. reliable. wants part time
or maids work: can furnish references.
Phone North :252. Apt. 2O2.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

TEXAN, colored. middle aged, desires $40
week job: Al cook: neat reliable: go
nights: character. refs. Carrye. 1925 E.
Capitol, Line dI4R
Evening star., 1938-10-23

PITMAN SHORTHAND. speed review; small
eve. classes Mon, Wed. Fri; 80 month.
MRS. LARGE. 1911 R. Dupont S2ll
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LADIES-Earn up to Sd hour Sell latest
craze-Personal initial Christmas cards
= gorgeous folders with sold-,silver in
itials 81 retail soc profit. Other smart
asSortments SOC up. Name-inscribed
cards. so for ST. Get samples. Artistic.
.e.5U Way, Elmira Y
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LAUNDRESS. lst-class, wishes bundle wash
TO take home; bright. sunny yard. Sun.
Mon. Dupont 4s2U
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GRADUATE NURSE wishes work doctors
ONCE; share domestic work, part or full
lime. SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRLS. colored two. wish days work Mon.
Dupont 231g
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LAUNDRESS wishes small bundle wash to
take home; bright sunny yard; refs. s22
Sth
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. light colored. wants work by day
or week. public work. Potomac 0S20-J.
GIRL. colored. reliable. wishes days work
or part-tme work: ref. Dupont 1884.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. coiored wants parL-time work or
mOthers helper. stay nights; refs. Attain
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LAUNDRESS. first-class on shirts. wants
work out by day. Monday. Wednesday,
Friday. Decatur O0%9-W
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL, neat. colored wishes full time.
part time or days ghw; experienced;
city references North b44s
Evening star., 1938-10-23

WHITE. reliable. honest; ref; wants laun-
dry. apts. to clean. Call Wis. 1915 on
Tuesdays. between and 8 pm. Minnie.
WOMAN coored. settled. wants work
caring for ased or INV. Phone Dupont
Evening star., 1938-10-23
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

IN licensed and accredited school New
classes now forming Special low rate if
enrolled on or before Nov 1st Individual
Mstructlon. Graduates placed Easy terms.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
1877 St NV Natl 4I1l
Evening star., 1938-10-23

MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten. 1922 Massachusetts, ave. NV: school
OF dancing ana nursery; hour. day or
Evening star., 1938-10-23

SAVE TIME AND MONEY. violin Hawaiian
guitar and piano. Lessons given in your
home by professional. Adults or children.
Popular or classic. ReaS. rates. VICTOR
GEORGE. Atlantic 2645-W
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LAUNDRESS. frst-class wants work at
home or out; 24-hr. service. Phone North
iltl
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LADIES-Make big money selling new dollar
gift sensation in which perfume is worn in
definitely without losing fragrance Per-
fumette Co.. 1881 s. Broadway. Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL colored. wishes general housework
or part time: good reference. Metropolitan
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. coiored. wants general housework;
city references; stay nights If desired.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

DANCE PARTY EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
| at Caneilis' Rhythm Club "a llth ST.
| NV. Tango instruction at 81 pm. dancing
| 9:3u to T.. Refreshments. Informal; .5c.
Ideal atmosphere to meet your friends and
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LADIES-Your own hosiery and up to $50
week selling famous pick-resiStant new
Cross Knit silk hosiery to friends. Free
samples. White Cross Knit, Kennedy, Ala.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL, colored wants job as sh.w: refer
ence. Call or write at 5l5 8 st. NV. Call
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. coored wants general house work
CT days work: experienced. with city ref-
erenCe. Columbia ~ y
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL coiored desires general housework;
honest and reliable. 1880 9El ST. NV.
GIRLS. colored t2J reliable: evening or
morning. part time: 50 and car fare;
city reference Potomac iU4c
Evening star., 1938-10-23

WHITE WOMAN wishes days work as
companion or housecleaning; no nights.
l2S.S 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. colored. wants regular day or part
Time sm no Sun; ,sood refs. Call sun.,
Mon. Atlantic .649-J
Evening star., 1938-10-23

J. all subjects. specializing
I'd math.: exp. teacher: reason
enient hours. Met. 34SI.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL, colored. honest and neat. wishes
job as chambermaid or general housewOrk;
city references. Lincoln l1s0-W.
GIRL. light colored wants work; fond Of
children: sleep in Call Melyina, 239 Que
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LADlES-ChristmaS card Gift box--lg3S's $
leading seller. Il beautiful folders in ex-
oulsltely deslgned metallic copper foil chest
Retails 81 Profit 1907. Nothing like it
on market. Also personal cards with that
different touch. other smart aSsort-
50 AQSQn pl RQcheSter N Y
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL, light colored. wants part-time or
DAYS Work OF any kind; no cooking.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

MESSENGER EXAM THIS week new
home study course, 81, by Pergande Book
stores and BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F ST.
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS, home study
courses-oueS. and ans. latest editions;
prices. ST. UP. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL,
1872 r st National o31U
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LADIES. 10. for part-time work before
Christmas in retail dept; Government en-
ployeS given special consideration. Apply
Sunday only, , to pm. ll.1 Eye st,
NV. Room 2l0.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL. eolored, neat. wishes part-time
general houSeWork; references. Metropolis.
tan 33DS
Evening star., 1938-10-23
CAMERA REPAIRS.
HOME IMPRovEMENT coMPANIEs

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER dALBERT, INC,
e16 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1938-10-23

WOMAN eolored. neat. desires position as
sen. housework. part time: ref. Columbia
Evening star., 1938-10-23

SPEED D1CTATION. preparatory to civil
service examination. Every evening. So per
month. SHG Conn. ave Decatur 3oSi =
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LAUNDRESS nrst-class. wants washing to
90 at nome will come and get them.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GIRL colored. neat 3 yrs. exp. wishes
part-time afternoon work: cleaning. cook
ing Call Pot 5t39
Evening star., 1938-10-23

LADY. mddle-aged. refined, experienced
desires position in South Florida. Miami
| preferred. for the winter companion
or houseketper for small family: no heavy
! work; small salary acceptable. Box :j99Z,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29

To Fight in
CaIexiieo &C

Jack Morrissette and Joe Vile
gas, valley amateurs who have
been waiting two weeks for the FL
Cenuo athletic club to open its
doors today signed to fight at the
Calexico arena Monday night in
the main event and semi-windup
MorrissetUe, who won the light
heavyweight and middleweight di-
vision titles while in Honolulu
with the United States army, will
tackle Cotton Adams in the main
event
Adams advanced to the semi
finals in the Golden Glove tourn-
aments in Los Angeles. He plans
TO turn pro within a month.
The Brawley middleweight, how
ever, may be able to postpone
Adams professional aspirations.
Joltir Joe Villegas, e Centre
lightweight. will tangle with Eddie
Burns in the semi-windup. Burns
is from Long Beach and IS one OF
the coasts better lightweights.
Jimmie Cruz and 10 10 Halman
will mix in the special event, Four
fast prelimiaaries are scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANG ELES, April 20 (UP) -
Trading continued rather slow
with unfayorable weather. Vege-
table supplies were mostly moder-
and strawberries were higher. New
potatoes, lettuce, tomatoes, celery
and squash were lower. Asparagus
held steady. Fruits were generally
unchanged.
10 <-13c lb. Bo1ntifuls 5l7c. Val
entines S-lOc. Full measure 7c.
low wax sc. San Diego co Kys S12
sc.
Cantaloupes: Imperial Wy pony
54s $3.-$3.50; pony ass $3.50; pony
orange pack S1.5O-S1.75, std ass
$3.50; irregular flats S1,25-Sl:50.
S1.-$1.25. 16S 75c. Borego 9s 12s
few 81. INLAND les s5c 2OS 35-75c.
Lettuce: Santa Maria, Guadalupe
and LOmpoc As S1.50-$I.65, 5S 81
25-$1.35; GS S5$1 crate; local loose
40-65c.
squash: white summer, Imperial
and Coachella Wy crates $1.25-$1
rs. flates $125-$15O; local iugs 81.
$2.25; Italian, crates, Imperial and
Coachella Wy s1.4O-$1.50; flats 81
25-$l.35. local lugs $1.50-S2 yellow
crookneck Imperial Wy cartes 81
25-$1.75. local lugs $1.50-$2.
Tomatoes: Imperial Wy and Nj.
land crates stops $1.15-S1.35, 12s
90-$1.15; 16S 46-6Oc. 20s 35-4Oc
flats 5x5S and 5X6S S1.-S1.25, 6x7s
7o-S1; Kiss S5.5oe' J6 sx9s SO-49e .lS
crates STOPS $1.35-S1.5O; 12S $1.15
$50; 16S 1890. flats 5x5S ant
5x6s s1.35-S1.5O. 6x7S S1.-S1.25 u
IS 50-65c. 8x9S mostly 4Oc.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29
Bugle Sounds Taps
At Fight Arena

HOLLYWOOD, April 90 CUP)-
A bugle viii sound taps tonight
on spraw1ing Hollywood Legion
Stadium. the homely little boxing
arena which during its II years
has seen nearly every celebrity IN
the movie and sporting world.
After taps, a roll will be called
of the men and women who have
helped make the stadium the most
famous little fight club in the
world. First name to be called will
be that of the late Theodore Rob-
erts. who organized stock COM
pany to raise money to purchase
the site.
Then there will be Will Rogers,
Knute Rockne, James j. Walker,
Fatty Arbuckle, Jim Jefferies. Dou-
glas Fairbanks. Mabel Normand,
Jess Willard. Damon Runyon, Ty
Cobb. Bah Ruth. Theda Bara, Har-
~ Lauder. Webber and Fields and
still more.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, April %. up
Great oaks from little acorns
grew (c5pyright so who knows
but what Creighton University's
football team in Omaha may
revClutionize the sport by its de-
cision to carry advertising cn
the backs of its jerseys this fall.
The Creighton players. who
are coached by Marchie Schwartz.
the cid Notre Dame all-America,
will bear ON the backs of their
jerseys A map of the state of
Nebraska. All in white, the idea
of the map is TO sell that state
as the white spot Of the nation"
would not be surprised to
hear that some enterprising
young advertising executive. TAX
ing his tip from Creighton. had
started On swing of American
universities buying up the backs
of the prominent football players
for use as advertising space.
Drink Zilch beer" or visit
RaumgartnsrS fer furniture bar
gains" i'm cid English scrip would
lock lovely across the shoulders
of Marshall Goldberg as he ran
to a touchdown for Pittsburgh
behind the interference of two
big tackles across whose pOsteri-
CrS was emblazoned call 3-1-4-3
for quick. courteous ambulance
service"
Advertisers might rent the
lacks CT the jerseys for the entire
season or for just single game.
Rates would vary according TO
the Importance of the game and
the number of spectators. The
Army Navy. N0tre Dame-Min-
nesOta, and the Bowl games
would bring en- some lively bid
ding from advertisers.
The cost of the space would
depend quite bit on the calibre
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29
McLemore Cites
Football Players as
Good Bill Boards

of the players, too. IL would
ccSt much more TO advertise
your liver pills or gum drops on
the back Of an all-America than
il would OH the back of a second
string end. Manufacturers of
limited means could employ the
backs of the student managers.
trainers, and water boys.
Night games would be ideal for
advertiser and spectator alike.
The player would wear a Neon
sign and even the boys and girls
back of the goal posts could
follow the progress of the play.
The announcer could call the
product advertised instead of the
players name. A sample of the
announcing will give you an idea:
Aunt Fiuffy's buckwheat flour
made three yards at right tackle.
He was stopped by Busy Bee
lunch room and Williams uphol-
stering company. Taking the
ball on a spinner. Fair Play loan
ShCp dropped back and passed
to Snapfast Garter for a touch
down. Goldengl0w shampoo will
try for the extra point with Old
Rosebud Rye holding"
To generate the power for the
signs players would carry small
electric plants on their hips, the
power to be supplied by gen.
orator fastened to their legs. A
coach would be able to tell at a
glance what players were giving
their all, because the minute a
player began loafing he would
cease to generate power and his
lights would go dim. The coach
could yank him out of there and
send i'm a fresr bulb, so to speak.
Such an advertising scheme
would dc much to curb the evil
Uf subsidizatiOn. Players would
be given a $3.50 cut and every
Cne would be happy.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29
NATIONAL
Tidball Enters
Semi-Finals of
Oiai Tournament

OJAI. Calf, April 29 up
Four southern Californians paced
by defending champion Jack Tid-
bali entered the scmi-finals OF
the Ojai Valley tennis tourna-
ment today
champion from the University of
California at Los Angeles, was
Tidball, former intercollegiate
matched against Tom Chambers
of Los Angeles, who defeated
Charles Carr of Los Angeles 4-6,
6-4, rs yesterday. Tidball defeat
ed Fred Stork 1910, 3-6, 6-2.
Bill Doeg of Santa Monica, who
defeated Jack McManis of Red
lands, 618, 6-2, 6-2, and Ronald
Lubin fLos Angeles, who de-
feated Mel Gallagher of Los An
geles, Ga. 6-3, were the other
semi-finalists.
Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica,
defending women's titlist, elimi-
mated Katherine Ramell of Ven-
tura, 6-2, 60, and Theodosia
Smith OF Pasadena, 6-2, 63 Miss
Bundy was matched against Jane
Stanton of Hollywood, who defeat
ed Jacque Virgil of Los Angeles,
Ga, Cd, ther semi-finalists were
Ruby BiXler of Los Angeles and
May Doeg of Santa Monica.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORk STOCKS

NEW YORK. April % up
Stocks met meaker support today
after another decline had carried
the averages TO new low since
April s. Trading picked up some,
Bonds firmed after decline.
Wheat lost IL to cents a bushel.
Cotton futures lost a few points
Rubber was off about a quarter
cent a pound. Hides weakened
again.
The market was aided by decl-
sion of the House Rules comnittee
against reporting the wage anc
hour bill. Decision of railroads TO
cut wages IS per cent had little
effect because of the long period
for discussion before the plan can
be adopted.
Business reports continued bear
ish. Automobile production was
lower. Retail trade showed de-
cline. Steel news however, had
favorable angle in word from
oungstown that operations there
had risen TO so per cent from y
per cent.
Railroad issues. metals. notably
steels. utilities, motors and oils
rallied, Recoveries were broad.
Westinghouse Electric recovered
2ss points from the low. Sears Roe
buck made up more than its early
loss of 19s.
ChTysler came back to 4lh atteT
selling at 3912. Demand was re-
newed for aviation issues and gains
were noted in Douglas. Martin ana
United Aircraft.
case gained more than a point
net and smaller advances were
noted in General Electric, Con. Edi-
son. New York Central. Standard
Oil of New Jersey and Texas cor
DOW Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial 111.66 off OBJ.
Rail 2I.21. unchanged; Utility H.
9S up 01O; 10 stocks 1928, off 0.04.
StOtck sales approXimated 54e,-
600 shares against similar
amount yesterday. Curb stock
sales were 10S,000 shares against
III 900 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29
TRACK DATES
ESTABLISHED

LOS ANGELES, April 20 (UP)-
The Los Angeles Turf club was
assured today its Santa Anita
racetrack would not be forced to
share dates with the Hollywood
Turf clubs new suburban course at
IngleWood.
The Arcadia track was allotted
a So day season starting Dec. 81,
1888, by the State Horse Racing
commission. The meeting will run
until March II, 1899, Sundays and
Mondays excluded, except Monday
Jan 2. The track opened on Christ
mas Day last year and closed Mar.
5, a Sc day meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29

pitched the Boston Red SoX to a
81 triumph over the New York
Yankees. He yielded only five hits.
Hal Schumacher, the exist. Law
renee collegian, frightened the
New York Giants hopes III the Ma
tional league by giving his second
brilliant pitching exhibition. He
hurled the Giants to a 4-2 victory
over the Boston Bees, allowing but
five hitS-four more than he gave
his last start.
Buddy Lewis, Washington third
baSeman who is ranked by many
as the games greatest all around
hot corner guardian, slammed home
six runs as the Senators triumphed
over the Philadelphia Athletics, 7-2,
and helG their distance half a
game behind the pace setting CleVe-
land Indians.
Joe MedWick, playing his second
game of the season for the st.
Louis Cardinals after siege OF
Lumbago, hit a triple and a single
to lead the Gas House gang to a
So victory over Pittsburgh.
The Pirates defeat dropped them
to second place as the Giants took
undisputed hold of the lead as a
result of their eighth straight VIC
tory, longest winning streak OF the
current season. Hank Leiber's hon.
er with two men on in the first
inning was the Giants winning
punch.
Bill Lee, notorious for his lone
bad inning" had Cincinnati Shut
out until the ninth and staggered
out under fire as Clay Bryant res
cued him and enabled the Chicago
Cubs to down the Reds, 1875. Augit
Galan hit a homer and double anc
drove in five Chicago runs. The
Reds scored five runs in the nintf
with Frank Mccormick getting
homer
Brooklyn made six hits count fol
as many runs and the dodgers turn.
ed back the Phillies, 6-3.
Yves Ferrell scored his thirt
straight victory as Washington de-
feated the AS.
Home runs by Lyn Larry, Ker
Keltner and Jeff Heath featured
Cleveland's II to 6 victory ovel
the Browns.
The White Sox-Tigers game wa'
rained out in the third with De-
troit leading, 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29

Semi-final and final matches
will be played this weekend at the
Barbara Worth golf club in the
Presidents, Vice Presidents. Pro-
fessional's ana Lazy Daisy flights.
In the Presidents cup Floyd
Rogers, who defeated M. o. Simms
in the quarter finals, will meet
John Kepley. who eliminated Pat
Glasgow by default. In the other
semi-finai match. Don Rex jr. will
meet Jersey Birchfield.
Bill Apple won his way into the
finals of the Vice Presidents cup
with a and victory over Dave
Roberts. He will play the winner
OF a match between Forrest Man.
ley. who eliminated F. A Willard
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-29
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, April 20 CUP)-Liqui-
dation of May contracts in antici-
patton of initial notices of intent
10 deliver. due tomorrow. turned
wheat prices downward today on
the Chicago board of trade.
At the close wheat was q to .
cents lower, c9rn was off * to
up M cent, and oats q 10 y cent
lower.
The closing price on May wheat
20 cents a bushel, was a new sea
sons low on the future, and mark -
ed the third time in the days ses-
sion that May touched a new low.
shortly after the start May went u
SOih cent then TO so before clOsin 3
al ~ cents for the day
May futures slid TO so cents a
hushel. new low for the season
after an early break had been
erased by new buying.
Corn prices were firmer. Export
Of about 900. 900 bushels was re-
parted toward the close and help
"a strengthen prices.