davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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which considers the risk in both the
physical security and the borrower
Average for Longest Loans,

Average for Longest Loans.
While the associations have length
ened the average Of their typical loan
term by only six months since the de-
preston began, they have changed
considerably in their attitude toward
the outside limit on length Of loan
terms. In 1880 IL years and months
WIS the longest term for the loan which
was permitted on the average. Today
the average for the longest loan grant,
ed by associations surveyed Is 13 years
and months. and amonk the associa-
tions with more than 81 900, 900 in
assets the average limit is Is years and
B months. All Of these are for the
exceptional loans. The associations
remain convinced that IL years is long
enough for the average, and that bor-
rowers should be encouraged to lift the
mortgage from the home in AS short
time rs possible The committee report
also points out that where Assocta tions
formerly had the one length Of loan
term to offer. at least q thousand Of
them now are able to cut the loan
pattern nsmore nearly to At the cloth.
This has been aided by amendments In
the building and loan laws of the
States.
In an increasing number of COM
munities the borrower from . savings
and loan association has the choice of
two loan plans and sometimes three.
One Is the so-called direct-reduction
loan, which features the assurance TO
the borrower that he will pay of his
debt In 4 contractual period OF time.
The second is the formerly prevalent
building and loan plan of share ae-
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porches, 935 Fifteenth street Sc; to
cost $3.50.
Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc, l25
lexington place NE, owners and
builders; j. Marcus Hallett, designer;
to erect one l-story brick and cinder
block addition, 1925 lexington place
NE; to cost $500.
w. T. Hunter. 1880 Fifteenth street
NV, owner and builder: L. w. Giles,
architect; build garage to cellar. 1896
Fifteenth street NV: to cost 5000.
Cafritz Construction Co., 1904 X
street NV, owner and builder: Alvin
L. Aubinoe and Harry L. Edwards. de-
signer; to erect two brick garages,
4206-08 Arkansas avenue NV; to
cost $400.
Ralph A. Wentzel, 1740 s street
Sc, owner; johnson. Enbry Wood,
Inc, Bethesda, Md, builders; to erect
frame garage, 1928 First street sW.;;
to cost $500.
Louis Rosenberg, 543La-545 Eighth
street Sc. owner: to make repairs.
543i2-545 Eighth street Sc; to cost
$500.
Ralph j. Adams. 1852 Talbert street
Sc. owner: General Contracting Co..
lila Ninth street NV, builders: apply
siding, 1852 Talbert street Sc; to
cost s275.
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STRIPED WOODWORK
It Doesn't Have to Be 4 Solid
Unrelieved Color,

Woodwork in room need not be q
solid, unrelieved color. A stripping
line Of q contrasting hue is very ef-
fective. Walls and woodwork Of deep
ivory are made more attractive by a
stripping line in blue. or deep green
woodwork framing pale-green walls
may have grayed-yiolet stripping
This stripping line is narrow band
OF contrasting color = inch to l inch
wide, outlining window frames, door
frames and other trim. In certain
instances. q double line, one wide
and one narrow, is used to advantage.
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SAL AVERAGE RENT
F. H. A. Reveals Charges on 1929
Dwelling Units.

Rentals for the 1929 dwelling units
of the Federal Housing Administra ton
insured rental housing projects in ac-
tual operation average $41.19 monthly.
This figure comes we'll within the
range of rentals that a large percen-
tage of the Nations moderate income
families are able to pay.
With allowances for varying popu-
lation of different communities, census
figures indicate that about 56 per cent
of all urban families live in rented
homes. OF these, 46 per cent pay $50
or less in monthly rentals, about 81
per cent pay $50 to $50, about Is per
cent pay $50 to $75 and only about
per cent are able or willing to pay SIS
or more for dwelling accommoda tions
which might be considered Of the
luxury type.
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SURREAL|STIC ROOM
White Bands Outline Panel Spaces
of Varying Sizes.

A bedroom with "surrealistic" archi-
tectural treatment has walls painted
pale turquoise green. Panel spaces of
varying sizes are outlined by white
bands. The top and one side OF each
panel Is further accented by a mar
row band Of gray. A setting for the
heads Of the twin bedsteads-which
like the other furniture, are of
bleached. bird's-eye maple-is made
by one large panel. window curtains
and bedspreads are of green and the
sand-colored rug is relieved by the
turquoise upholstery Of the chairs.
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emulation" which permits the bor-
rover to participate in the earnings of
the association to hasten the time
when he shall be out of debt. The
third is plan which falls in between
the two. Although the direct-reduc-
ton loan plan has been in use as far
back rs 40 years in specific States, its
popularity has been . development of
recent years, it is pointed out.
Beginning at least 10 years ago. some
associations were offering . plan by
which funds for taxes and insurance
payments could be built UP by the
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borrower through monthly payments.
There has been an increasing adoption
Of this feature. and most Of the asso-
Citations which use 1t pay the borrower
the current rate OF earnings on the
money 50 accumulated.
In their experimenting with loan
plans which shall embrace all persons
IN the market for home loans, the
associations have found annual service
charges and extra payments to build
up fund for insuring the lender
against loss generally unnecessary, it
appears from the committees report.
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PLANS TAILORED"
|NH0MEF|NANC|NG
Systems to Suit Individual
Needs Now Are Being
Arranged.

Home finance plans tailored to the
individual borrower rather than stand
ardized mortgages for the Nation
seem likely to evolve from the present.
day testing out Of new features by the
savings. building and loan associations
revealed in the United States Building
and Loan Leagues Committee on
Trends report.
Variable interest rates. varying loan
terms. choice OF either Of two or three
variations in plan Of repaying the loan,
and possibility Of incorporating ad-
vance payments in preparation for
taxes and insurance loom large in the
observations of the committee. Its full
report on mortgage lending conditions
is about to be circulated in advance of
its publication in Building and Loan
Annals.
E. C. Baltx, Washington, president
OF the league. points out that at no
time In the history Of the thrift and
home financing business which now
involves $4,000, 900 900. has 10 much
hexibility in loan terms been charac-
teristic.
Different Interest Rates.
According to the Trends Committee.
one-fourth Of the cross-section Of as
sociations surveyed indicated that they
are now making loans at three or more
different interest rates, and 1853 per
cent Of the savings and loan managers
whose opinion was sought think that
this plan will be generally adopted
throughout the industry. 1t was first
tried out four years ago and has been
increasing in popularity ever since.
Three types of plans seem to COM
bine all the essential features Of the
variable interest rate principle" said
the committee report. The first type
reduces periodically the interest rate
charged as reductions are made in the
unpaid balance Of the mortgage. The
second type bases the interest rate On
the length Of the amortization period
and the third type attempts to ascer-
tain the risk of the individual loan by
the Use OF = rating analysis sheet
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Confucius' Birth Unobserved,

The Chinese. so punctilious about
birthdays, have no special observance
OF the birthday Of their most famous
man, Confucius.
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St. Helena Population 1900.

The Island Of ST. Helena, English
since 1878, scene of Napoleon's exile,
has today a population Of some 3,7o0,
mostly breeds.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers In the Business OPP
portunities columns Of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
Its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing Of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton, such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than Ill pm.
Thursday.
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Closing Hours
for
Classified
Advertising

Advertisements for The Eve
ming Stor are accepted at the
Main Office until II PM. the
ooy prior to insertion, ond at
6ronehA9eneies until lO:3OP.M.
For The Sunday Stor odver-
tisements ore accepted ot the
Main Office until $50 PM.
on Saturday.; at Branch Offices
until 5 PM.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ROOFS-ANY TYPE.
Pure White Asbestos Sidewalks.
p,,. Roofs Rspetred and Painted:
Sold on Our Famous 3-Ysar PAYMENT Plan.
No Down Payment. Free Estimates.
aAafs aAMfasRIGAN afiSN Il aIkTE;EWPoFne & IS 9Si- lISNFS- lISNFS-
HOME IMPROVEMENT
SPECIALISTS.
We Renovate. Basement to Roof,
NO CASH DOWN.
Small Monthly PAYMENTS.
Free Estimates.
Deal With a,Reliable Firm.
We Finance Where Others Don't.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO.,
e1s NEW YORK AVE. NV.
National 7416 Night. Randolph O033 ~
REMODEL YOUR HOME
ON THE "U. S." PLAN.
Get an Expert Job. From Basement to
Roof. at an Honest Price.
NO CASH DOWN.
Make Your wort Kait Is 1k'S%spt sS Days After
Free Estimates. Call Now.
U. S. Contracting Co., Inc,
go N. 2. AVE. NV. NATL. sass. .
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE 5 RMS: BATH; AUTO. on
basb hea. sssS; ssss; lights Ss1 furni SS25o 5ms
11sase IA Erie ave. TAX. PIX. Nd. Shepherd
ALL COMFORTS OF REFINED HOME:
ossh sdat s'f soc asc 1914 :' n'
q. ana !. sts n.w.Mi room; kit. bath. com. @
Seef turn MONTH linens satons sxsr s4ss 4gs5sd'
2, LARGE RMS. KIT. PRIVATE BATH.
eRene So WISE: fss 1sss 81 .isef S.se pm enln'
lNzER' !NGzsl ,i536 i536 18th ST; NV AND I
ssS asd'hss a r:at sss :lfst5s 5S as 5s
THE THE WYoMIMG WYOMING. -FOUR ROOMS AND
month until October St. 'fs Decatur ssS s2ss. 4:
TAkoMA. ,7s3 CARROLL AVE.-3 At
sarage; lawn: s45. Shepherd so95. '
CONN; AND cATHEDRAL-sPAcIoUs /.
isSse ~ rm ain kit bath d sHaD slth shower .Sss:
es09 18th ST. NV RMS "a; sATH IesM snd
aSfe SH! rsS. s. $3.50 ss to ref'ned couple avail
q WK.I1 II RIM, KIT. PVT. B.; $3.50 WK..
h. W: near cars 3605 Ga. ave. Adams 6s4o.. $40.
l OR . GIRLS TO SHARE NEWLY FUR
hada hnished apartment apartment With one other: separate
peOS Columpla 25ll-J.
5o1 1oSm. GREEnwooP NY oI7 AVE. AVE. TAKoMA PIX
water included: $3.50. deorsia 1oib. "0'
sToNELEIGH COURT APT. oOa-ONE
room room bath, radio. Frieidaire. elec. grill;
1915 IRVING Nw-3 RMS. ALSO ONE
rm. apis. and garage. 3s
1907 KENYON NV; = ATTRACTIVE.
aMiet; south exposure; rms. kit. bath;
Adults M oN' 'eA'en'e'' sSfSse' reasonable.
3Is EAST CAPITOL sT.-3rd-FL.- -FRoNr
apt large Tm kitchenette Eectrolux:
pa. nARK LEE; LEE, 1870 PARK RD.ExcEL:
ssIishsiui Saehslor sDt' N s4a5o s;se ssaS" 2a.m:
rent. So to $40 1910 18th st. NV.
eled living room t25xs0: bedroom. Kitchen.
icE entsrsslnlns efn Reis pst paeHssss aess Issal
$46 M0.-3 RMS, K. B.. PVT. ENTR.;
Soct S nss 81 bus re5 ssss 'es e.; M M Rsn:f Ms
So ST. N.Y. RMS. PRIVATE BATH.
linens dishes silver :duiss North hfei!s sf!s.
264o l4th N:W;-l TO ROOMS. K. AND
$40 to $50. North 9131. ' '''u.o'
BURTON. 212O G ST. NW-I ROOM
and kitchen. semi-bath. no extras, so week.
S35 month; also sleeping rooms. s.
3017 GA. ,AvE-ENT1RE FIRST FLOOR.
sleeping room. 90 wk. &c
DUPONT CIRCLE-1-ROOM AND KITCH.
enette apt, also twin bed and single room.
1919 New Hampshire ave. NV.
Is46 KENYON ST. NW.-BRIGHT BED
living room, large kitchen. fireplace; corner
mouse; CIV; S35. Columbia 576l j.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. -I724 r ST.
newly decorated S45. Potomac 1878.
IHE SANTA ROSA-ATTRACTIVELY
iurn1shed apis. bedrooms, living room.
kitchen and bath: also one room, kitchen
and bath. 1712 18th st. NV.
534 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-LARGE
front ROOM. kit, semi bath. cleo sink.
Georgia b7S2.
CONTINUED On Next fsgsJ
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SALESMAN.
HELP MEh AND woMeN
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 556l, 14O. lIth.
mas COOKS. maids, nurses. g.h.w., part time,
day workers. housemen. couples. 3s
DOMESTIC AGENCY-Dec .4"I 1923
9TH st. will take care your wants. Help.
work; men. women
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SITUATIONS woMEN.

SssS~ssSUNS "SV6b\s
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored desires eve
ming work: experienced. refined. Please
call Potomac O706-W.
pREssMAKER white. desires sewing; your
home fs,;nf Or, Or mine: alterations. remodeiins;
FERN fERMAS d.rmad hADY teachsT soyeTness
board to be included. BOX :s6s-J. Star. 5:
LADY. English. educated. superior; COM
own small car. Cleveland 6456.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. good refer
enceS; companion, or would care for child
North 81 19-J.
PRACTICAL NURSE. companion. house,
EeSErr, for employed couple: drive car.
can before pm: reference. Geo. 4lfS.
SIENOGRAPHER. 22: quiet refined per-
sonaiity, capable. Write Box 53-J Star
TYPIsT. stencil cutter, stenographer ex-
home hhnore reo spar par tme: also typins at my
bered wants light housework with widow.
elderly gentleman. Box 367-J Star
WHITE WOMAN wishes work as cook,
general houSework or housekeeper for en-
ployed people. Alexandria I4GI M
WIDOW Govt clerk. urgently needs work
aIteI nours and Sundays due to expense Of
accident; % years Office and store expert
ence. Walnut l:13-J after $50
WIDOW. middle-aged, from South, desires
position as companion to elderly woman:
Gan can travel; best references. Box 4Sl H,
WOMAN; white. intelligent, refined: excel
couple or in motherless home; references.
Give particulars. Box 376-J Star a.
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BEAUTY CULTURE.
FREE CATALOGUE-EASY TERMS
MABELLE HONOUR
~ Years OF Successful Beauty Training
l34O New York Ave Met. I1IS
SPAN1SHoMSat'yssr srammas 1ensher sss3ynsa.
advanced students. Glasses forming. MIR.
Ramos, Brent House Decatur 56:}3. -
INTENSIVE COURSE in shorthand and
Iypewrltlng. One semester OF II weeks,
Planned especially for academic and gen.
M eral high school graduates who expect to
esn.e! s college In September. Class sections
oegln February and end June 10. Appli-
cation for admission should be made in
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TELEPHONE P. B. Ky instruction on
active board: short course: start tndav
Personnel SERVICE. 1911 G. Natl. 3ii4
GREGG SHORTHAND by exp. teacher
beslnners; review; speed dictation. Private
lessons Moderate rates North 34lS-J ..
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT by expert: easy
parking speciality: ST per lesson: permits
secured cars furnished. North .OO5.
POLICEMAN'S HOME STUDY COURSE. re-
vised. Tor recently announced Civil Service
Ready Monday. BOYD SCHOOL, i333 F
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CONN. (NR. KD-PREFER MEN
Large rn. and closet: eXclu. hotel-apt ::
So. exp. swim or double Beautyrest; pri-
vate; ref1ned atmoS.; every comfort. reas. ;;
refs: unlimited ph Met. l415. ewes
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ROOMS uhEuRhlsHEn
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-Room for young naval officer,
vicinity Leland. Chevy Chase, Md Potomac
0S4l. Miss Stone. $3.50 to D pm
G. w STUDENT desires room. walking
distance from 14th and Allison. SIS
month references. Box 3S5-J Star 3.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION-Desir large un,
furn. room. must have large closet. Use
OF Kitchen desired. District 1915
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Conttnued.)
TODAY'S REST RTTYS

1O0A I - DEO1 oU Z ..
Best NV. location. 20 rms. : baths. 8
this place can be bought for $500 cash or
Sb2b on terms; now clearing about $lOO
Exciasive dTss. 81 shoppe. beas NV ioc.
tion; owner going to california; must sell;
goods will invoice about 81 900. fixtures
sold for $500 or best ofler
Near Near Gspitol-I9 rooms. $4,000.
Near Cepitol-l5 rooms, electric Ice
boxes; baths. all apts.. running water
IN all apts.; cheap rent; must be sold for
best offer.
Near Capitol on Mass. ave. n.e-An
idea! opportunity for some one to make q
good living with very small Investment
10th and Col. rd.--9 rms. 2 baths. all
aptS.; $3.50. terms
FRANK FERN,
2519 Pa. Ave- NV Pot bl32, .
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1879 ST. NV. e-Marque-Nicely fur.
n1shed' newly decorated. single, double
rooms seml-priyate BATH home cooking.
Evening star., 1938-02-03

VACANCY to share room and meals in
detached house. occupied by young people
only; near Takoma express bus; about $40
dolph o3oS %
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THE WESTMINSTER

1907 18th st. n.w.-Warm. cheerful large
front rms. twin beds. running water. s..
So Singles. S5-S6. Showers. elevator
Evening star., 1938-02-03

GAS STOVE. Detroit Jewel new tabletop:
cheap for cash. 1913 r. l. ave. ne
Evening star., 1938-02-03

GlAASSWASHERS. General Electric, new
commercial models: sterilizers glasses
Terms. 1919 Rhode. Island ave. ne.
Greenwood O915 Dealer
Evening star., 1938-02-03

MoNEY.BAcK GGARANTE%Ep % COURSE
1870 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1866
NURSING HOME.
Every care given invalids and conva.
!escents: Adams 1888. 1893 Kaloramo I'd.
PRIVATE MAUSOLEUM
teries. cost more than $4,000 to build,
and has never been used. It is we'll located
on large plot with beautiful landscaping.
Will sacrifce 1T very low price. Deal
direct with owner. Address communities :
ttons to Box 68-E Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1927 10Th st
NV - Beautifully turn. rooms private
semi-private baths; excel. meals; reas
l34O GIRARD-Nicely furnished warm
double room; excellent meals; S35 each,
Cnlunnhia anES - -.'
Evening star., 1938-02-03
BOATS.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WANTED-Cruiser or hull, about 40 Il
cash. Greenwood 3114.
Evening star., 1938-02-03

1873 HARVARD ST. NV Beautiful
newly furnished front rooms: twin bedS
all conveniences: excellent meals; S37 SO
Evening star., 1938-02-03

GAS RANGE. Magic Chef; also G. E. re-
Irlgerator: IN good condition; reasonable
Evening star., 1938-02-03

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1926 18th St NV
NeWy decorated. Can accommodate two
or three. Excellent meals
Evening star., 1938-02-03

HOT-WATER BOILER. gas. Besmor 525
So H.: complete with day or night thermo-
stat. Lincoln 42AS-I. q d m
Evening star., 1938-02-03

1850 MONROE ST. N.W.-Double front
room. twin beds; good meals: reasonable.
Adams 25G6
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14l1 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Nicely fur
nlshed 2nd-foor room private bath. pri.
vate detached home: excellent board 4s
1910 10th ST. N.W.-Attractive comfort.
aoie room, single or double; excellent meals
1919 VERMONT AVE-Downtown, select;
sultaoie private. shower ch.w: best
1000; 81 weekly each. Others Met S0O4
Evening star., 1938-02-03
CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS g SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER d. d'ALBERT, INC.
616 10th 1t. NV. Phone National A7l2
Evening star., 1938-02-03

GAS RANGES-Special sale floor samples
demonstrators. and slightly used modern
tabletop models; priced to move quickly
3l11 14th st. NV, Columbia OoOO
Evening star., 1938-02-03

GAS RANGE. used, f1ne condition; 4-burn-
ers. side oven. big bargain: S5 to $50
delivered A few left HechinRer Co
Evening star., 1938-02-03
FOUND
FOUND.

DOG, part Spitz, male white. brown spots;
very old. Animal Rescue League
FOUND--Wire-haire terrier thoroueh
bred male; no collar or tag Owner please
Identity. Phone Shepherd Aba.
FOX TERRIER, white. found in Shepherd
PARK Monday. Call Mrs. Montgomery Ran
dolph 0692.
rorf1. small, white. shaggy. female, tan
ears; in Virginia. Call Wisconsin ;}o9O-J.
WRIST WATCH ladys. white gold Friday
night, upper l4th st. Call evenings Ad-
ans 615S-R.
Evening star., 1938-02-03

BRIGHTLY YY7i9 BEE 3 8 ST hNTrn N.Y. ,oous.
EQUIPMENT m PEfFEcT coNDfTfoS:
ATTRACT!VE DINING ROOMS WITH
WIDELY SELECTIVE MENUS; SWITCH.
BOARD LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING AND
TSAY EAA SERVICE; COUNTRY CLUB PRIvf-
Evening star., 1938-02-03

MAPLE DINETTE SET. four chairs. table
and Sldeboard; practically new; will sell
| ior half price, $1,000. Call Walnut
Evening star., 1938-02-03

l622 N ST. N.W.-Attractively furn, large
loom loom expos; dayhght closet, next bath.
Evening star., 1938-02-03

WOOD-Seasoned oak. any length. 50 per
coro. Stored. Prompt delivery is.
Buck, Jackson 5000 ~
Evening star., 1938-02-03

GRADED. seasoned wood for fireplace
sn1S stoye: hard soft: any size. length; 81
dies Of kindling; l5S cash-carry dis.
count Dist S54S Ext 3O6
Evening star., 1938-02-03

WOMAN; white. intelligent, refined: excel
lent cook: will keep house for employed
couple or in motherless home references.
Give particulars. Box 376-J Star a.
Evening star., 1938-02-03

FURNITURE OF every description at public
auction Friday. Feb. 4. starting at 10 m
Evening star., 1938-02-03

CORDWOOD. seasoned oak and pine. any
enSon, CAPITOL Heights o74
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HELP DOMESTIC.
SITUATIONS Mem & WoAEN.

SJIUATJONS MEN q WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. wish work as
caretaker in home or apt; city references.
Met 1857.
lar. wouan sx ~aid cooS ~ -sHrsss.
references. 1903 Vermont ave NV
Evening star., 1938-02-03

UPHOISTERER wanted steady work. Ap-
ply 128 Melrose ave, Joe Scopin.
WANTED AT ONCE salesmen-collectors,
with cars. for established routes: must have
sales. ability and collection experience on
small monthly accounts. Earnings S1OO
month and up II you qualify. See Mr..
Hare. Room 2l9. 402 9th st. NV. 7-7:46
m. only.
WANTED by well-established life insurance
agency two men, ages 25 to 40: must be
able take course in life insurance Salary
ana commission. Room 4O6, Edmonds
Evening star., 1938-02-03

GASOLINE. accessories car washing. etc ::
NV. section: large station; most under
cover: low rent equipped; lease, price.
ST 500; terms Box 41S-J Star
Evening star., 1938-02-03

Accountant. many years with national
accounting firms offers bookkeeping and
tax service on daily. weekly or monthly
basis at low rates to small businesses or
indlvldualS. Accountant. 925 Union TT.
Bog. METROPOLITAN S3lS
Evening star., 1938-02-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED. g.h.w:. cook wants work g ATT
ernoons: S5; walking distance. Phone De
catur 1850. Apt: 109. am. to $50 pm
CoLoKED ~ GIRL wants general housevork
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-17
REVENUE LEADERS
 TAKEN FOR RIDE
Inconvenience Caused By Lack of Sufficient Depu=
 ties Responsible

Several local persons today took the directors of the Connecticut bureau of the internaly revenue department to task for the inconvenience caused by the lask of sufficient deputies in this city.
 Only at certain hours of the day, mainly between g and 9:30 a. m., may the collectors be found in the local bureau, which is at the post office. This is because of their nu- merous outside assignments which keep them away from the office for the larger portion of the day.
 It was believed possible that some request might be filed with Collec- tor Thomas s. Smith for the as- signment of another assistant here, whose duties would be only to re- main in the office throughout the day, offering assistance to those who must file an income tax report. At the present time there are large number of persons who make special trips to the local office, only to find that it is unattended.
 AS 8 special convience, the post office department has placed tax return forms in the inquiry window, and they may be obtained there when the revenue office is closed. No provisions is made here how- ever, for the imparting of instruct ions in the filing of the report.
 The local deputies will be working on outside assignments until March 1, at which time all outside work will be cancelled to make it possible for them to remain in the office all day. This service will be