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Evening star., 1938-10-14
DIES COMMITTEE
LEAVES DETROIT
Starts for D. C. Following
Charge That Communists
Plotted Sit-D0Wns.
~ the Associated Press.

0y tne ASSoclAteo fresS.
DETROIT, Oct 14-The Dies House
Committee closed its investigation Of
un-American activities In Michigan
yesterday and left for Washington.
where it will reconvene Monday at 10
an. to hear charges that Communists
engineered sit-down strikes in the
automobile industry.
Representative Harold q. Mosier,
Democrat, Of Ohio said testimony on
recruiting Of soldiers for Spanish
Loyalist forces, gathered at the hear
ing here, would be turned over to the
district attorneys ONCE "for such &C
ton as may seem fit."
Mr.. Mosier revealed that the mother
Of Paul Padgett, 1s-year-old Detroit
youth, received telephone calls yester-
day from anonymous sources threat
ening to get your son today or to-
night for his testimony yesterday"
Young Padgett testified concerning
alleged recruiting activities here We'd
nesday. Mr.. Mosier said he instructed
Padgett to report to Federal authori-
ties and said he promised him full
and complete protection of the Gov
ernment."
Yesterdays session was taken up
largely by the testimony Of Walter S.
Reynolds, chairman of the American
Legion's State Committee on Subver-
sive Activities.
MIR. Reynolds declared the national
administration "tolerates and propa-
gates Communism" and charged that
the Committee for Industrial Organi-
cation is "communistic- controlled"
and its leader, John L. Lewis, is "a
Communist for hire"
Mr. Reynolds referred to David Du-
binsky of the Ladies Garment Work
ers, and Harry Bridges, Pacific Coast
c. I. o. leader, as Communists by
conviction" and expressed the belief
that all foreign-born Communists
should be deported and all native-born
Communists should be deprived OF
their American citizenship.
He concluded his testimony with
a statement that Fascist organizations
in Michigan are negligible and that
"the only threat to the American form
Of government in this State is Com
nunism."
Evening star., 1938-10-14
WOMEN'S POLICE CHIEF
WILL ADDRESS W. CT. U.
Capt. Milliken to Talk at First
Meeting Of Convention
Next Tuesday.

Capt. Rhoda Milliken, chief Of the
Women's Police Bureau, will speak at
the opening meeting Of the saith an
nual convention Of the District Wom-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
to be held Tuesday and Wednesday
1T the First Congregational Church.
The Rev. Peter Marshall, pastor Of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, will be the only speaker at
the convention. He will talk Wednes-
day evening.
The polls will open for election Of
officers Wednesday morning. Nomi-
mated for reelection are Mrs. Ida
w. Ramsey, president; Mrs. Earle
Wiley, frst vice president; Mrs. Jen-
Evening star., 1938-10-14

ME Esmond Wright, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Darrell G. Grain, treasurer,
and, Mrs. Manuel Kline. recording
secretary. Mrs. Belle T. Pickett has
been nominated for corresponding sec
retary and Mrs. Marie N. Brinley for
assistant recording secretary.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
FESTIVITY PREMATURE
Wedding Postponed When Police
Get Imbibing Bridegroom.

BALTIMORE, Oct. II R.-Mag-
istrate Donald P Roman doesn't be-
lieve it's bad luck to postpone a we'd
ding.
Charles Eberwein was hailed before
him charged with reckless driving
and driving while intoxicated.
II was going to be married Sum-
day." Eberwein explained.
Celebrating early?" asked the mag
1strate.
Eberwein nodded.
Thirty days in JAIL" said the
magistrate.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Tomb Of Rachel.

The tomb OF Rachel Is to be found
on the way to Bethlehem, and when
the Jewish sages puzzled over why
on the way, they deduced that Jacob
placed it there, foreseeing that "the
exiled children Of Israel will pass that
way, 30 he buried her here that she
might ask mercy for them as they
passed"
Evening star., 1938-10-14

Zeta Chapter Of Phi Delta Delta,
women's legal fraternity, will hold It's
annual formal dinner at the Mayhower
Hotel tomorrow night, opening the 1888
rushing season.
The principal speaker will be Miss
Helen Carlos, special assistant to the
Attorney General Of the United States.
Miss Annabel Matthews. president ct
the Womens Bar Association OF the
District Of Columbia. will also speak.
Honored guests viii include members
Of the faculty and woman students at
the George Washington University Law
School.
Phi Delta Delta, founded in 1911, has
go chapters, and numbers among its
members outstanding women In the
field of law. Included In this list are
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Mrs.
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde, Mrs. Emma
Eaton White, Judge Fay Bentley, Judge
Mary O'Toole, Miss jeanette Rankin.
Miss Stella Aiken. special assistant to
the Attorney General; Miss Ann
O'Neill. assistant legal adviser in the
Department of State; Mrs. Elisabeth
Enochs, publicity director Of the Chill
dren's Bureau Of the Department Of
Labor: Miss Marion Harron, member
of the Board Of Tax Appeals. and Mrs.
Lucy S. Howorth, member Of the Vet
erans' Appeals Board.
Mrs. Ida Parker Davidson has charge
of arrangements. Assisting are Mrs.
Dorothy Roth Wilson, Miss Lois HAr-
ris and Miss Janet Rutter.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
TALKS ARRANGED

AttitUde OF PUbI1ShefS ToWAfd
Labor to Be Discussed.
The attitude Of newspaper publishers
toward labor disputes will be discussed
by Paul Y. Anderson, correspondent
for the Nation and the st. Louis Star
Times, and Delbert Clark. chief Of
the Warrington bureau Of the New
York Times, at an open meeting Sun
day at pm. in the Congressional
Country Clubhouse.
Sponsored by the Warrington League
Of Women Shoppers, the meeting will
give other newspaper men an op-
portunity to air their views on Gen.
sorship Of the American press.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Alpha Zeta Beta Rites.

Beta Psi Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta
National Sorority, installed new od1cers
this week at its meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Mildred Y. Robson. Guests
were Miss Clara Z. Dikeman, national
chaplain historian and . member OF
Beta Chi Chapter, and Mrs. Mary Bell
Mcintyre Of Beta Upsilon Chapter.
Plans were completed for . dinner
party, to be given on Thanksgiving eve
at the Pall Mall room, and the chap
ter's Thanksgiving charity work wa
discussed. It was also agreed to do
some work at the Children's Bureau
Of the Central Union Mission for Hal
loween.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Chi Sigma Installatio

The following officers Of zeta Chap
ter, Chi Sigma Sorority. have been in
stalled: Miss Mildred Champion, pres
ident; Miss Margaret Smith. vice pres
ident; Mrs. Marjorie Pace and Miss
Dorothy Vernon, secretaries; Miss
Hildreth Utz, treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy
Bruzbart, province representative; Mrs
Margaret Metler, parliamentarian.
Plans for the annual fall dance, Oc-
tober %, arranged by Mrs. Mary Gal.
leher, chairman, have now been COM
pleted.
Evening star., 1938-10-14

More than $500 workmen are en-
ployed in the diamond industry In
Belgium.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Beta Chi Events Planned.


The social calendar for the WASH
ington Council of Beta Chi National
Sorority, recently outlined. includes
a Halloween dance at Brooke Farms
on October 20 and "tacky party" on
December 2, according to announce
ments by Mrs. Mary McCleary, chair
man of the Entertainment Committee.
A rush tea will be held early in No.
vember, another event Of the near
future.
Installation Of the nine Washington
chapter presidents by Mrs. Margaret
Dietrich, council president, at the
Washington Hotel Monday night ofd-
cially opened the councils season.
Bertha Marggraf of Alpha Chapter
was elected secretary-treasurer Of the
council for the current term Of two
years.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Liquor Elections 8 Years Apart.

~~3O0H AHS0VhVH0 y ~SH" AAP"@"
In Australia q vote must be taken
every eight years on a proposal to
abolish liquor licenses. II so per cent
favor it, all licenses, except those Of
breweries, must be cancelled. This
makes LIQUOR sales ILLEGAL,
Evening star., 1938-10-14

Daughters Of Veterans to Meet.
The bi-monthly meeting Of the Ellen
Spencer Mussey Tent, No. /, Of the
Daughters Of Union Veterans Of the
Civil War, will be held at 3 o'clock
tonight at headquarters.
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City News in Brief
rNDAxy
TODAY.

Chrysanthemum show, Depart
ment of Agriculture greenhouse,
Fourteenth street and Constitution
avenue NV, 9 am. to ppm.
Luncheon, Women's Overseas
League, Carlton Hotel, 12:45 pm.
Card party and dance, Slobodkey
Yeshivah, Willard Hotel, 9pm.
TOMORROW.
Chrysanthemum show, Depart
ment of Agriculture greenhouse,
Fourteenth street and Constitution
avenue, N. w., 9 am. to 8 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Execu-
tives' Association, Willard Hotel,
1890 pm.
Luncheon, Newcomers Club, Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Dinner. Pen Women's League,
Grafton Hotel, GAS pm.
Meeting, Ohio Girls Club, 1926
Massachusetts, avenue NV, $3.50
pm.
Dinner meeting, Washington
Chapter, American Institute of
Banking. Willard Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Abraham Lincoln Circle,
No. 3, Ladies of the G. A. r., VII
lard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Virginia Democratic
Club, Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, District Optometric So
ciety, Lafayette Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, District Dental Assist
ants, La Fayette Hotel, SPIN.
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Fence at Playground
SOUGHT by Citizens

A fence around the grounds of
the Orr Portable School grounds was
urged last night by Harry d. Wood,
president of the North Randle Com
munity Citizens Association.
zone of our members saw two
children pushed or fall from the
school grounds down the embank-
ment into Anacostia road right in
front of onrushing automobiles at a
recess few days ago." he said.
zone driver damned on his brakes;
the other had to run across the
road into the opposite bank to
avoid hitting the child.
1T may never have happened
before, it may never happen again."
he said. "but it happened twice that
day. Next time the child may be
killed or crippled. We need fence
to protect the children"
The association, which meets
Wednesday, has asked for appro-
priations to equip the grounds with
swings, slides and other playground
paraphernalia. The group has also
urged that the whole triangular
block on which the school stands
as most suitable site for a play
ground and urged that 1t be set
aside as such.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(oontinued.)
BEAUTY CULTURE.
Begin CLASSES without charge. Nakon
Beauty School 1AS4 PARK "a nv

ests: 4 ssf Faux s a. Sf''
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
noT i Ncu.s b p iS,s q
Early se Home stS G,'' Courses. nss'ssF
BOYD SCHOOL,
20 a xfs E1 g. Civil Service rs. ciG.e hin.
$5-Sten. & Typ. Exam.-$5
2i1 issrR 5es Nry rzrrk kshi SRfss
Engineer = Customs Exams.
Statistical Clerk-File Clerk.
tory ssheo as c ~ n Service sst ss
CALCULATING MACHINES.
courses l in Burroughs. Monroe. Sriden.
toaeS sgains etc. with brief course in
H t!tc.t. ;;xsrdsd Sn completion q course.
; ;;: sS Ss ssaSoL' as s' =:
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
,o WAR RFl.1 BEAUTY CULTURE
-ioiS vermont Ave. District 1909.
NS STwENooRAPHERs aud TYP1sTs
THE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMiNATTON.
l.. We know how. Day-ni9ht classes now
oAPiTAI .as CRY IST 6 5eaff ST. 18th st.
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS.
CIVIL szk e M' 1s1F FHS'satsn SPELLING
GEOGRAPHY AND cLERIcAL TESTS.
Complete in One Edition. Only " ST.
CLERK-CARRIER 81.
STENONiRAPHER-TYPI Csc
ON SALE
5rentanos. 1922 -Ballsntyne's. 1921 p.
urc,,rLo Ydermilk,s. l41s NV.
h1ChfS Rental Library. eth and NV.
HorE MkH FAM NIB r %6M TRAINED
Good positions for trained people in
hotel. and. institutional Held New hotels.
restaurants clubs. schools and institutions
being built from coast to coast mean In.
creased 0pportunities. Qualify At home or
utnroush resident day classes starting Sept:
unnecessary. Resistration in Lewis Ma
tional Placement Service FREE OF extra
cost Lewis Graduates. both young and
mature. winning success. Quick promo
ton. fine living luxurious surroundings
Our Our, srsduates nov holding preferred posi-
many nationally known hotel owners and
MANAGERS
Get into this fast-rrowtns field and
enjoy success. Get out of humdrum rou-
portunity diversion and human interest.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING scHooLa
Desk 1885 Penn. Ave, At 2:trd NV.
Telephone Met 1862.
WAShinptnn n
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MEN.
HERE, BRIEFLY, ARE
THE HIGH SPOTS" OF A
REMARKABLE NEW BUSI-
NESS THAT SHOULD GRE
ATE LARGE RETURNS"
FOR THOSE WHO ARE.
SEEKING A LIFETIME
SALES CONNECTION THAT
PAYS EXCEPTIONAL
PROFITS FOR THOSE WHO
ACTUALLY WANT WORK.
J.. An utterly new product with = nat
ural. staple demand and big repeat business.
z: Can produce $500 per day net
profit on sales.
:. Pays steadily. No lean seasons.
4. Big profits to be made in smallest
town Or largest city.
8. Absolutely no experience needed to
be successful.
Il. All necessary equipment consigned to
you without any investment on your part.
Rexair Sales & Service 33OS l4th st.
NV. Apply 10 O'Clock sharp oil Monday.
November E. 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
Hklp WokEN.
(Continuod,)

:aidsns: dept: ior So snea q 70 4s .S s1s
n .ns .3S ; .9 FL
travel Or locate in "a. or VI. Assent typs
TOD, exp. and phone. Box ebs.A Star.
WOHAN-Advancemen to MANAGERIAL poe
s .itS open to woman of ability an< expe-
ify according to our stsndsrds y Tor r beauty sTa
aoviser; percentage Of proi1ts while train.
, HoIk ogDortamity also Of psrt:tims contact
slda. new s soit W.: To- and ,s e.
t%S o4ai,lS;, ,.. ian co; wants woman
70 Box 1907. star.
WOMAN. white. for HIGHT homework ana
f G.. f cru small child stay nishts. Phone
w WOMAN With sn4 sn!m phone. e9D IN making
p%. wood di eG saS9. CO. CAL after
s srssss: t,SnroNSssEs YORK wants .emsn ri
Trading Co. IT, west 4snd st.. i New YosE.
WORKING MANAGER: small roomins
particulars in answer. BOX sai-A. Star.
WANTED-.Competent. well-educated score.
tary for full.time work In private home
1 ans i letters, copyinx manuscripts for
AuA 0VihS MlSCeukueOuA CIfTlC0l
work. Neatness. accuracy and skill in
dictation less important Absolutely neces-
Sary that applicant shall own typewriter in
sooo condition. ~ much work will be done
IN own home. Possession Of car very
desirable for errands. library research. etc.
Please state fully all aualifica tiOns. includ-
ing salary expected. in letter Of application.
write on own typewriter with postscript
added In own handwriting. Box l2O-B.
YOUNG LADY, capable; must be neat. at
charge OF department In r st. store.
relephons for interview. Net. T546 after
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

6eIP MEN ANU WOMeN.
COUPLE. white. middle-aged. Housekeeping
apt. In exchange for janitor service (man
employed. 2Ol6 N st. NV.
COUPLE. white. basement quarters In ex-
change for light janitor service. Apply
$3.50 18th st. NV. Dec. 6O33-J.
MAN AND WIFE. middle-sged colored. for
work on farm near Chester. Pa. Man
familiar with horses: woman for house:
$40 month; good home and food. Box
l47-A. Star.
MEN AND WOMEN-Learn the real estate
business and be paid commission basisl
while learning. Ambition. energy and tact
necessary requirements. All or part time
while learning how to rent and sell houses.
building lots and acreage. Washington
the fastest per capita growing city Of its
kind IN the United States. New armament
and other Government spending and home
building unprecedented many times, Full
Chase. B. c. Established 81 years. 1927
Eye St.. NV. Dist. 5.3O.
SHUT-lNS that have and can use phone:
pleasant work year round; references. Box
2O0-A. Star.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS. show our
Christmas boxed cards. Wrappings and 80
for 81 imprints 10 earn extra money; come
IN TO select your samples: we give factory
service and prices; free premium given now.
g. T. Breckenridge Co.. Room 2tO. 1906
Eye st. NV. National 4c6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
hElR kAEN.

HELP MEN.
THE HEIGHT CO. desires the
services of an amateur ven-
triloquist for the toy depart
ment. Apply Employment
Office between 10 and IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
EMPLOYMENT SeRvlcgs.
(Conttnuod.)

D0llISTIC. -
ALL TYP1e Of positlons secured for white
ployment. Decatur $3.50.
RUPHKR'e EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Cooks. maids. houssW0rkers, mothers help
e. nx; la1ndIsssss; cleaner. dt:hwa:hsrs su:
opening for giFls with references. Decatur
1851. 1897 nth st. NV. =
UNITY EMP. .CENTER. 8Os ? st. nv.
col: needs white houMWorfers: has re.
fined white woman for child care eve
ninss for room: others. 25e hr. and car
fare Natl. 3406.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

FAY THE MOST NOW
BiRsest money in sellinG-spare or full
time--now to Christmas. Is made with
RUBY .1-csrd assortment. Pays &c
proht on 81 sale. Big value. popular de.
sisns-,alresdy breaking all sales records.
Complete line / other money ma king as
sentiments. Extra bonus. Start earning
1t once. Get free sample OFFER Chiffon
GREETINGS. l7s-P Lincoln. Boston Mass. .
MILLINERY sAI.EsLADY
And assistant to buyer. local exp with
accordance with ability. Do not apply
unless you meet above ouaiifica lions.
Jos. r. Harris Co. 1924 p at n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

ATTENTION: SUCCESSFUL
HEATING OR INSULATION
statesmen NEEDED. Everv
customer you have sold is a
live prospect for this product
now being promoted by the
million dollar advertising
campaign of Libby Ovens
Ford. Sales average more
than $3.50 and carry good
commissions. Interviews
after 10 am. 1895 Invest
ment Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
INSTRUCTION couRsrs

ZIONIST; work in doctors. dentists and
ts q H, new classes starting. Miss WEST.
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS, home study
Pills.! Pills. 81 St up n.ti Ins1ifs BOYD scHooi
IT WOMAN TAXES nov a WOMAN G% To TEACH 4
81 Per Hour. Call Georeis i.as. "'
VIOLIN LESSONS IN HOME OR STUDIO.
st. Sc. Atlantic 2G45-W
AUTO AUTO LEssoNs-Reliable white man. any
parking Tor tests. Noel. Emerson 56b3.
GREGG SHORTHAND. touch typing, Eng.
aritn.' speed dict; beginning and reviewers;
ihoV. INST. 1885 Conn. ave. Decatur 1884.
GREENS. ACCREDITED BEAUTY school.
Special fan rates. Enroll now. Day and
evening classes. Col. lO1Bs.
AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
anH isSifh nSontsol car FURNISHED Can the
RELIABLE MEN to take up AIR coNpI-
T1ONING and Electric Refrieeration. Prefer
men now employed and mechanically in.
c cline with fair education and willing to
stall and service work IS wen As PLAN
R sSa sssS S,:i phone 6t's: Inst
TUTOR. all subjects. Grades to II. thor
ouch. retarded, sick. Reas. Ref. Columbia
i4eM ~ y native DTo.s:.SF
$500 Ontario rd. NV '. col. Sol4. II "'s:'''
SPANISH. FRENCH. GERMAN. ITALIAN.
Native texehers; eonversationsl method.
estaa ssssM eatf nS:.n S e4s Pc
PITMAN afIORTHANO sneed rev1e1-. .meIi
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CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

2 times, 1sc line (consecutively)- 500
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for error must be made IT.
time for correction before the secone
insertion.
Situations Wonted
Reduced Rotes
lines, time, zoe line ----. s so
8 lines times, 18c line------- los
8 lines 3 times, 15c une---- 1885
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES-$125 per inser-
ton for 10 lines or less. 15c 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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~ Z y GXS41 AO I WXGXN
1898 r st. NV,

00ME8TIC. Z
REIIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1881. 1907 18th.
be- e s. 7 ~ 1.s nsSs:' .. ~
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HElP MEN.
(Continued.)

YOUNG NAN With executive ability. ex-
MANAGEMENT for real estate once ktate
salary expected. BOX a22.B, Star.
YOUNG NAN to take oyer . long -ests0-
fanlxation; must be neat and able to
follow Instructions: sales exp: helpful. but
d xouEo MAN, NAN neal. Intelligent good
structor ana manager Of studio. Perma.
nsnt resident Of d. c. preferred. T24
llth ST. NV.
STEADY WORK 81 weeks q year. available
triet; In association With an enterprise
which. - years ago. opened Its nrst once
IN New York. and today operates over 200
omces throughout the nation. This com.
Has not DISCHARGED, laid on = single
employe whose character and work
have been satisfactory.
Has not cut any salaries or commits
Sions. but has increased many.
Has increased its business tremendous.
y from year to year.
Can introduce you to many men with
larger regular incomes than they have
ever earned before.
Has, due to increasing business. been
making additions every year to its
large new factory purchased for cash
Deals with its own merchants direct,
without any investment or risk on
their part. furnishing tested me thods
Tor immediate substantial earnings.
rms company, which still has the greater
p !at OF ITS potential market TO develop in
business or trade experience 1t once ADJ
ply Monday afternoon. 1870 pm. SHARP.
~ "o1 Denrike Blds.. 1910 Vermont ave.
INV; Men 2, with flexible minds and re-
0f 3G and 40 preferred
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

EMPLOIMeN1 SkkvICkS.
BUSINESS.
SECRETARY 90. executive ability. re-
tsntlye msm f,tr 1a :: to 81:
steno.. TJ. single. X 10 10. contact
sren ,S given to finance exp; $50 to 500
Cashier -typist ~. so to 40. unencum-
oe per- xentiIls above average in ability
National Personnel. woodward Building.
POSITIONS OPEN.
,rs se mes. .. .nf snts s.ss . ems
sy yoass and
isss Of sr1 nnb.hnDs prefer ss
psriencs helpful: gentle. aged 2O-:5; perm.
stsno. Is. with adv. sales promotion
home: competent At shorthand: perm.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
1898 r St. NV.
MEAT CUTTER en.ls,. several
h.he.t .,Ds Win .oea saset eod ssd,
nent position. See Miss Day. >''
SALESMAN !1sie 1:., not s,e. 80
ue.d .xper c.ns on 0l inda.s s4fss trade sS
and institutions; exclusive paint. varnish
line; excellent salary and all expenses:
RKKPR remale). cashier experience.
.A ~" for local dent. store: not
over 30 yrs. sinsle:, personality to inter-
TYPIST-INTERVIEWER
(Eemale). exper. ON finance; single. aged
$3.50: tact and personality: for Interview.
ing credit-loan APPLICATION: good salary.
TAG-TITIE-CLERK
fMalel. auto dealer exper.: rapid typist:
aged $3.50; salary. 800 mo. -
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 q ST. NV.
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LIQUOR CLERK

01SZOO1t VICIt1A,
Experienced only: references necessary
Cut Rate. 10th and D NV.
NUGGETS, FOR TOY TOWN.
Apply Box 1854, Star,
stating height, age, expert
ence.
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j REDUCING. =
Special, SIX treat. S.: removes fat In
spots: results assured diet. cleo. cabinet
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS.
HQtA oSeS.J.
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FRENCH. GERMAN, SPANISH.
Moderate terms: also class in Chinese.
Wash. Bureau Of Translation and Research.
Wash Loan and Trust Bldg. p at 9th.
Republic 1857
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SELL ALL STORES,

Staple item every business must have.
Special exclusive features ciinch sales on
sight. Costs you as low as 9Oc. sells for So
Leads furnished. Full time or spare time.
Copyrighted and U. 8. Pat. Once protected
free demonstrator equipment makes sue
starting of1er: Commonwealth Co. test.
1910. DeSk"ls. sos So. Dearborn, Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

SALES MANAGER
For District of Columbia and adjacent
territory. Man who thoroughly under
stands home-to- home electrical appliance
selling. how to hire men. teach them
to contact the public. close sales and
govern their activities, Must be able TO
start from scratch. willing to put in long
for such man. Our product and plan
are ideally suited to electrical. hardware
furniture or automotive and accessory
dealers Prefer q man with wide ac-
Quaintance with one or more OF this
class OF dealers. Write Immediately stating
age. married or single. past experience.
etc Box :.69-Z. Star