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MEN

ness ne Of your own backed Aprs BY National Husai
During the past 3 weeks / have set a
number Of men up in business for them
snpestln selves IN Washinston and still have few
II on a personal interview you can
satisfy me that you are honest. reliable
ana ao .rrssT trustworthy % and really have desire
.sschabls, lea inapina you you may be the very man I
Our business is very profitable. Many
OF our associates earn as much as $50 100
in single day and after they become
expsrienced handllins our business receive
by seasons. as ours is year-around
Selling experience not necessary as if
you are selected. you are thoroughly trained
at no expense to you. Some OF our most
successful associates never sold anything
of business, training you completely in our
system, and in addition to giving you
merchandise 1ny and on open account carry All
one esne With R''as ss ESe %e 90 nanes
everything. Our business is Depression
proof as same has increased constantly
throughout the past nine years.
With 1898 our biggest year to date. we
have thousands Of satisfied customers in
this h territory and are considered one Of
There are no strings connected with this
ot1er and if you can meet the above re-
eonfdentsi interview when seo viii DetSeha euiehy
determine our mutual interests. Apply
Monday afternoon, ] 80 pm. sharp at
THE HECHT co. desires the
services of a thoroughly ex-
perienced radio outside re-
pair man. Apply The Hecht
co. Warehouse (rear), 1401
N. Y. ave.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTS
MEN - Two fairly expert
enced, for school work; good
pay with overtime; two to
three months work; wire at
once by Western Union.
Frank Austin Hersh, register
ed architect, 416 Commerce
Bldg, Altoona, Pa. >. 49,,
THE HECHT CO. requires
the services of a thoroughly
experienced furniture repair
man with automobile. Apply
employment Office, Monday
between 10 and IL.
MEN TO SELL
WINDOW CONDITIONING.
This non-competitive prod
uct, sponsored by an out
standing organization, has
tremendous comfort appeal
as we'll as money-saving ap-
peal. The huge home market
is now being stimulated by
Libby-O -Owens-Ford's $1,000,-
600 advertising campaign.
Capable, energetic statesmen
should earn $1,000 before
Christmas. For further de-
tails see Mr.. Ross, Monday,
September 10, at Washing
ton Hotel.
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AGENTS..

WANTED-Salesmer and saleswomen to
sell fastest selling item on the market to
stores hotels. etc. Also house house
canvassers. .kretol Co. 2O33 X St NV.
CHRISTMAS CARD BOX ASSIGNMENTS
Churches and ORGANIZATIONS sell our 81
Xmas box asst. 20 engraved folders; 1907
profit. Also. 81 box Xmas wrappings Her
bert Levy Co. 5l2 II st. ne.
BRAND-NEW. self-selling 4O"o profit item.
universal use: first time in D. c.: real op-
portunity. Box 240-M. Star.
NEW POTATO PEELER. Sells like wild.
Feels. shreds. slices. CRATES Saves hands
time. food Samples sent on trial. Rush
name. Kristee 81. Akron. Ohio.
HAND OUT BANK BOOKS
Amazing plan bringing record profits to
agents :'S valuable gifts offered to every
customer with purchases. Take easy orders
for over $50 fast-selling household prod
ucts; Free samples: Sayman Products Co.,
Dept. 9lS ST. Louis Mo
Evening star., 1938-09-18
A BOOK A WEEK:

NEW YORK-An estimated seven
billion books Of paper matches. ap-
proximately equal to 50 for each per-
son in the United States, are sold am
nually by manufacturers in this
country.
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CORPORATE EARNINGS
REPORTED FOR WEEK
By the Associated Press.

gy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. Incorporate
earnings reports released during the
week showing profits per common
share included:
1888. 1887.
Quarter Ended August 81.
Wayne pump l0e go
Quarter Ended July 81.
Montgomery Ward SO 100
Quarter Ended June 80.
Erillo Mfe. - 81 90
Elec. Pwr. g. 1t. -- (xl.9S 90
Intl. Tel e. Tel - 80 Al
McKesson g. Robbins - .06 80
Year Ended June 30.
Archer-DanielsMi .43 ). 03
xon combined 81 and S6 preferred,
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LOS

BAR PIN lost Saturday evening. Setting
amethyst and pearls. Tel. Col. 41I8.
Reward.
BROOCH. platinum composed of . dia-
mond clips Sl25 reward. Met obs
CHANGE PURSE. green, containing paper
money. change. house key: in taxi. Thurs
day evening. Reward. Box 374-K. Star.
neRatives and prints: lost mr.. Meridian n
Park. Any one having information call
Decatur OSO0. Apt Si1.
EYEGLASSES. bone trimmed Friday. IL
am. vicinity Mass. and Wisconsin aves.,
or in cab Cleveland 21s1
FOX TERRIER pup. brown and white.
and Insraham. Georxia 1905. Reward
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppy. male. 8 mos.
Md. Reward. Wisconsin 3526
HOUND brown and white. lost Friday from
49, Newton st. ne. Reward. Decatur
NECKPIECE, mink fur. Friday. Loew' 5
Palace. Reward. Col. 55
PIN. gold ANTIQUE. Saturday. Woodward a.
MLothrops MI,1 Store or street. Reward. Phone
RING. black onyx: in sc and IOc store at
Lth and Penn. ave. Sc; on Thursday,
Sept. 5; reward. 1903 s. Carolina ave Sc
SP1TZ. white. pink nose; license No. 1884 !;
vicinity 11th and sts. 1l09 8 ST. NV.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER female: name,
FATTY; tri-color: wearing tan brass
studded collar; reward. Dupont 1928.
WRIST WATCH. platinum and diamond
Snoreham Hotel or vicpity Thursday night;
reward. Adams 231O>
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FOUND.

BIRD DOG. female. found near Wheaton,
Nd. Call Kensington 596-R.
DOG. male. smooth haired fox terrier,
black ears, ] black leg, black spot on back.
Found about "a wks. ago. 64I6 81 st
st. NV.
KEYS. in leather container. on K st. near
18th. Paul Dawes. Volunteers OF America,
Pa. ave. at 9TH
kNIFE-Initialed gold knife. Capitol Park.
Re, 1870. Ext. 246S
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HELP MEN.
TAXI DRIVERS.

Our drivers are earning $40 week and
more. Tremendous demand for Union Cabs
i1stion. % BssT ss' PkoPosiTioN osfIiies IN IN TowN
nsit 1oE eisen,sut LEA (. a men Yitn :, drivers Be-
MsrR6cf1oN Ms he6 4 oN 6LAsss isss Of pAiLY al ior
identificatioA cards For complete details
apply before II an. 1850 22nd st: NV.
WORK WITH A FUTURE
VIII be given neatly dressed men be-:
tween 3O-4O. These openings command
resuect and will be flled by careful selec-
tioni car necessary. State qualifications
and phone. Box :}50-K. Star.
SALESMAN.
ROOFING. SIDING AND INSULATION
\ Man Of proven record; must be honest
and sober and hard worker. We have OPEN
in tt. eld. An 0 od.estaSiished % Dc compsns
operating in Baltimore and Washington
with AL rating. Reply by letter, giving
all details and references that will be most
hslpfll to you for personal interview III
tial. Box 435-K Star
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times, 19c line (conSecutively)- 500
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for error must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situotions Wanted
Reduced Rotss
3 lines. time, 20c line ---.- { go
3 lines 2 times, 18c line---- los
3 lines times, l5c line------- 1.35
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per inser-
ton for 10 lines or less, l5c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium OF Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing Is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
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A NEW DEAL FOR

We have Just perfected a plan wherein
purchasers OF property are given FAMILY
PROTECTION such as has never before
been offered anywhere around Washington
This PROTECTION involves our buying
INSURANCE IN M on the lives Of the. purchaser
his wife and children SO that, in event of,
death, deed for lot is delivered. money is
available to pay funeral director and burial
charaes besides paving for the bronze me
mgF1sl m}rau tablet and providing CASH TO THE
WtOOW. Besides. our cOntrac. includes
sickness, disability and Unemployment pro-
VISIONS that make our proposition EVEN
MORE ATTRACTIVE and EASY TO SELL
,bjs experienced Per 1seHmstery men pronounce
eye eyer been Introduced 20 BRING PEOPLE
Come in and find out more about our
pian psnr Learn how much TO YOUR AD-
VANTAGE is our commission ARRANGEMENT
which pays YOU MORE than any other
property IN town. Drawing account when
quaiined. Naturally. we're prepared to
iuT1asn Hssn our ndIn men with good qualified leads
who can produce and are willing to work
consistently to make BIG MONEY in this
~ SEE SEE Mr.. KAYE OR MR.. TAUBER.
NAiAONAL CAPITAL MEMORIAL PARK,
9lA 10Th St NV
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ROOFING Statesmen.

Oldest single roofing company in Wash-
ineton needs 2 men with sales experience.
not necessarily roofing. Men with good
ance and instruction in our lines with a
.e. e.<Anable drawing account starting on
come permanent. No fioaters Considered.
Write for interview, giving us q sketch OF
your BACKGROUND BOX lh3-K Star
Evening star., 1938-09-18

LABORATORY TECHNICIAN and Hcep-.
tionist in doctors once; good typist: priJ
perience. references, age SALARY desired
and phone number. Box OAK. Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FRENCH PROFESSOR from Paris Con-
versatlonal. Assures YOU to speak French
in 30 lessons. Clev 4949.
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS-Cour
GUS patient, professional instructor Learn
TO drive skillfully safely and easily; park
ing and trafilc. Mr.. Rundlett. Emer 45s3. .
VIOLIN LESSONS bv professional. Home
or stuo1o. Beginners or advanced. Inter-
view Tree. Victor George. Atlantic 2645-W.
GREGG SHORTHAND, touch typing Eng +,
arlth.. speed dict: beginning and review
ers' inoV. INST. 1895 Conn. ave. Dec. 1884.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Washington Representative.
Eastern corporation. ofdces In principal
cities has open,ag for sincere hish-class
references, age. experience, present con.
nections. Replies confidential. Appointy
ment will be arranged. Box 364.K. Star.
statesmen, Is TO IS.
Are you ssgressive7 Can you sell7 Are
you capable Of quick. tralnins' Are you
tied possibilities and very little competi-
tion? We furnish .duahfied leads (no
canvassingl and sales manaser to. close
work about ak hours dsily and We have
men making more than 500 weekly. New
men can make ~ better thsn s. SO week c While
Monday. 0412 D. !. ave. A.a.
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LADIES card masterpiece!
1O09o PROFIT selling sensational 81 assort-
ment. Newest double foils, mother pearl
parchments, 81 sift wrapping, everyday.
etching. religious boxes, Soc tying ribbon
assortment. Sc low-prced personal cards
Experience unnecessary No Investment
Bonus. Combination offer. Write for 81
box on approval and money making plan
Bluebird Studios Dept. 20, Fitchburs, Mass.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

MAN to mpke contacts for saiesman; all
contracts closed BY experienced closer: ex-
perience unnecessary; excellent remunerA.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

INSTRUCTOR, Munson system shorthand
fer review and rapid dictation preparatory
civil service examination. Box 369-M, Star
INTERIOR DECORATOR thoroushiy ex-
perienced. wanted BY one Of Washineton's
fastest growing quality furniture stores
Only those experienced and with excellent
references need apply. Call Mr. Matthews.
Evening star., 1938-09-02

to and from Virginia by way of Highway
Bridge is narrowed down from six lanes
to two by the Outlet Bridge. Street cars,
and trucks serving the wholesale area of
Water street increase the difficulty In
making the necessary turn. Fourteenth
street south Of Water street is the only
route for the great fleet of interstate
trucks operating between the North and
South
Further development of Potomac Park
as recreational center, the building of
the Jefferson Memorial just south of the
Outlet Bridge, and the construction of
the new yacht basin and wharves on
Water street will add to the stream of
traffic, which already is near saturation
point.
The $780, 1000 the Water street bypass
is expected to cost represents vital
investment for the National Capital. 1t
is definite advance toward the solution
of the North-South arterial highway
problem. Together with the K street
project it should be the first of a series
OF grade separations which eventually
will modernize the Districts highways
Evening star., 1938-09-02
A Risk Too Great.

"Let all mine enemies be ashamed and
sore vexed,' cried King David in a
penitential moment. Let them be
ashamed suddenly
Such might be the cry of certain Dem
ocratic candidates seeking nomination in
the face of the purge by the Head of the
Party. They might look at the results
Of this weeks voting in South Carolina
and California, and take comfort in the
feeling that their plea was to be
answered.
But, to continue the note of the
Psalms, many sorrows shall be to the
wicked Purging may not have been
wholly effective, yet Lloyds of London
are taking no chances on the New Deals
future. A publishing company, whose
subscription plans success rests upon a
change in administration, has been re-
fused insurance against third term.
The underwriters whose predecessors,
slipping their drinks in Edward Lloyd's
coffee house $50 years ago, gambled
against the wrath of the elements and
the iniquities of the Spaniard, have COW
cred the dangers of new world war, but
are not so sure that an Americal political
precedent is safe from fracture.
Govds tradition includes financial
Evening star., 1938-09-02
Nebraska Points the Wav.
From the Savannah News.

From the Savannah News
There is an unsound but growing po-
litical belief that a government cannot
be operated without going into the hole.
That improvident notion has been fos-
tered by the New Deal. which hourishes
on deficits, and has gained a footing,
temporarily at least in Georgia. On
the other hand. it is interesting to learn
of State that is not tainted by the
madness of mortgaging the future to pay
Tor present eXtravaganceS. A Washing
ton correspondent who is touring the
West tells of finding commonwealth
of sound public finance in Nebraska
That State is committed to the idea
OF living within its income. and its ade-
quate revenues are not contributed by a
deadly variety Of burdensome taxes. In
Nebraska there are no income, sales,
cigarette or other excise taxes. The
State collects four levies which have
been customary there for long time.
These are general property tax, poll
tax and charges on liquor and gasoline.
A s17a month old-age pension is paid.
A new $10,00O00O State house has been
built as model for the Nation both
architecturally and financially Candi-
dates for office there are quick to pledge
themselves to maintain the financial in
tegrity Of the State.
Back of the sound government in Ne
braska is what is always present wher-
ever an efficient political regime is in
power. 1t is an organization Of alert,
public-minded citizens. The good gov
ernment which Nebraska has attained
can be won nationally if the people can
be aroused to see the peril to the Nation
of piling up taxes and deficits at the
same time.
Evening star., 1938-09-02
Alexandria, Va,
People Of South Carolina
Resent Presidents Intervention.

Resent Presidents intervention.
To the Editor Of the Star:
THE last-minute attempt by President
Roosevelt to purge" Senator Smith
was not pleasing to great number OF
South Carolinians. Senator Smith, dean
of Democratic Senators. has been on the
national scene longer than the President.
For the President to imply that Senator
Smith is out Of date verges on crassness
The people of South Carolina are as
familiar with current policies as the peo-
pie OF any other State, If not more so.
They who have returned the~6enator to
Washington time after time should be
better judges than the President. AS the
results from South Carolina are tabu-
lated it is apparent that Senator Smith
has once again demonstrated his ability
to serve the people of his State in the
manner desired by them. Thus the
aspersions heaped upon him Will have
been repudiated and the President will
have learned that the people are their
own master within their State.
1t is probable that the New Deal will
minimize the importance Of the results,
but the uncontroverible fact remains, the
people of the State hold their own abil-
ity to choose a Congressman above party
politics. It clearly shows that the people,
while supporting the President nation.
ally, do not like and will not assent to
Evening star., 1938-09-02

CANDLES against the pirates of the Levant,
the success Of Napoleon at the height
OF his career, West Indian hurricanes,
damage to dancers toes, elongation of
midgets' legs and rain on circus day.
There is scarcely an eventuality, from
typhoons to typhoid, from tripping to
triplets, upon which they are unwilling
to take chance for suitable premium.
But, in the absence of statistics, particu-
larly on the probable course of the
present administration, they must draw "
the line.
Many similar inquiries have been
received" their American agent states,
but the underwriters at Lloyd's are not
quoting for this particular risk at this
time"
The word risk is here used in the
technical meaning of the insurance man.
rather than as popular synonym for
danger"
Evening star., 1938-09-02
ceive information from another. A
least this has been experienced.

ceive information from another. At
least this has been experienced.
Experience teaches two things. first
Where there is life there is hope"
And secondly, Where there is a will
there is way" Therefore as begin
ming, let us come alive to the real need
for good business methods with the
Washington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission, its accounts audited, as a mat
ter Of course. And as to the will and
way for stimulating such improvement,
here is suggestion: 1t can be applied
generally.
May the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission, Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Commission
and the Public Health Service be cleaned
up, with only those in control who shall
handle these organizations honestly and
efficiently for the public good
May Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties be cleaned up, with only those
IN control who shall handle their affairs
Tor their citizens best interests.
May the towns of these two counties
be controlled and improved for the best
good OF their communities, with their
natural beauties enhanced.
May the Governor of Maryland, who-
ever ne or she may be- be an honest,
honorable and strong. capable, m.
selfish character.
LILA VIRGINIA HART.
Evening star., 1938-09-02
THIS AND THAT
By CHARLES E. TRACEWELL,

music, is as wide as the peoples Of the
earth.
He is a foolish listener who thinks
that his own likes and dislikes bind
and conf1ne music.
The Persian and Hindu singers are
brother to the Spanish gypsies-the
Flamenco-so close that even a casual
hearer knows they must have come
from the same place in the beginning.
Hence our gypsies are not from Egypt,
as many still suppose, but must have
come from India in the beginning)
The size Of the song patterns in music
has little 7 to do with the greatness
thereof.
The elaborate working out of the
first movement, the statement, restate-
ments, ETC., means nothing except that
the composer is trained musician.
1t Is in the hearing that We shall
judge his music, as listeners, and make
1t our own, or be left perplexed despite
our little study and hearing of similar
works by others.
The song pattern, the melodic line,
Is not great because 1t is lengthy, or
difficult to follow with trained ears, but
solely because it contains some funda-
mental human quality.
This, the slight folk song of 16 bars
also may know
1t is mystery, of course Maybe Sci
ence. in the years to come, may tell us
exactly why some music touches the
heart and some does not.
In the present state Of art, there is
no telling which song will go on to be a
commercial success, which become known
only to musicians, or why one piece of
music is destined to everlasting fame
and another intended only for the bot
tom of music cabinets.
1t is here AS with best sellers among
books, if anybody knew in advance the
exact secret, no musician would write
anything but hits" no writer turn out
any but best sellers"
Fortunately for humanity or at least
that part of which believes in art, the
formula is not so easy
The unknown ingredient remains un-
known, no matter how many times we
hear the great composition or read the
great book.
This precious ingredient cannot be
weighed beforehand because it is the ca
pricious element in the art of music and
SO must forever be at the mercy of mood.
Let us beg all earnest lovers of music
never to make up their minds in ad-
vance as to what they shall consider
great music or the opposite. And espe-
cially never to judge anything musical
by It's length, or time. or great name"
attached to it in any way.
Here is tricky modern composer who
gives us flashing composition, widely
heralded as great but many listeners,
at second hearing, are willing to brand
it as fraud from start to finish.
Why? Because the emotion behind it
was false, evidently
In this recpect it stands, and probably
always will stand. as far less great than
many simple folk song whose composer
is unknown to us, but who, as his music
| proves, wrote in purity of heart and line
! for all those who appreciate such things.
Evening star., 1938-09-02
Orderly Procedure.

Announcement Of the National Rail
way Mediation Board that it has thus
far been unable to effect an agreement
between railroad management and rail-
road labor on proposals for fifteen per
cent wage reduction is somewhat dis
couraging, but by no means hopeless.
Even the taking of a strike vote, and
its possible approval, would not mean
that the railroad differences necessarily
would culminate in a national strike.
For such vote has an important psycho-
logical effect in further negotiations,
making 1t clear to both sides just how
far the mass strength of railroad labor
is willing or unwilling to 60 in maintain
ing its position.
And even If the strike vote should be
carried and no immediate resolving of
the deadlock in negotiations occur, the
elaborate structure of the railroad media
ton law provides that the board may
then turn to the President for further
action to prevent interruption to inter-
state commerce. Within his discretion,
the President in turn may name fact
finding committee to report within thirty
days, with the additional proviso that an
added thirtyday period of status QUO is
to pass after the President receives such
report.
The first effect of such a drawn-out
process, Of course, is to keep both sides
to the controversy cooled off," to pre-
vent precipitate action which might
result disastrously for all.
Although the present crisis appears
most serious since the mediation law was
enacted, its supporters have faith that it
will allow reason to prevail and forestall
the serious effects of Nationwide
breakdown of the railroad transportation
system. If this faith is borne out in the
present instance, the law will have
proved itself beyond any question.
Evening star., 1938-09-02

his interference in matters in which
they take local pride
The truth is, the President has shown
a shocking disregard for the niceties of
political conduct He has scuttled reeu-
larly elected or regularly nominated
Democrats in Wisconsin. Nebraska and
New York in favor OF conference.-the
candidates. He has appropriated large
parts Of the Socialist platform without
credlting that party. He has failed to
Keep faith with the Democratic platform
OF 1882 and 1886. He misled the party in
the matter Of the Supreme Court and
grossly insulted the South through the
medium of the anti-lynching bill Both
OF these reforms could have been OBJ
tanned by less callous methods. If the
President wishes to continue his good
work he must cease being antagonistic
to those who differ with him and seek
to find a basis Of understanding whereby
all Democrats. liberal and conservative,
as we'll as those members of the Repub-
lican party who have something con-
structive to offer, may work together to
revive the latent industry of the country.
Let us put America first! JUSTIN.