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The Washington times., 1938-02-18
|FIVE-DAY WEEK.
FOR U. S. CLERKS
CALLED CERTAIN
Rep. Mccormack Tells
Union of Plans

The flve-day work week Tor all
the Governments 100000 en-
ployes is inevitable, and will come
about through the fact that MOD
ern economic trends are working
toward it in a manner similar to
that which produced the eight
hour day half \ century ago.
This was the flat prediction
made last night by Representa-,
tive John w. Mccormack CD of
Massachusetts,, to more than 1000
Federal employees who jammed
the Departmental Auditorium in
mass meeting sponsored by the
CLOS United Federal Workers.
SUGGESTS SEPARATE BILLS
Mccormack. who wrote the
Saturday half-holiday law now in
effect, and whose tive.day bill is
now before the House Civil Serv.
ice Committee, suggested sepa
rate legislation for employees of
Federal institutions who are Ie-
quired to work from so to 81
hours weekly.
He said the institutional prob.
lem is mot interlocked" with the
need for q five-day week for the
general run of employees, answer
ing a previous comment by Repre-
sentative Robert RamSpeck Cd of
Georgia to the effect that the in
stitutional overtime should be
remedied before Congress turns its
attention to employees now work
ing 80 hours weekly in five and a
half days. Mccormack also urged
civil service examinations for pro-
motions.
RAMSPECK PLANS FIGHT
Representative Ramspeck. who
preceded Mccormack, drew a flur.
ry of interest with the announce
ment that he will oppose the re-
organization legislation to elimi-
nate the Civil Service Commission
in favor of a single administra-
tor.
The Commission has certain
legislative functions" Ramspeck
said, "and I am opposed to CIV
ing legislative power to one man.
The welfare of the merit ays-
tenn would not be Safeguarded.'
Ramspeck declared his Civil
Service Committee will shortly
hold hearings on the minimum
wage bill and legislation to estab-
lish court of appeals, but pointed
out that a wage bill seeking a
minimum salary of more than
$1,000 would probably draw heavy
opposition.
$1,5OO MINIMUM GOAL
The UFWA is seeking eventually
basic salary level of $1,000, as
against $1,000 proposed by bill
backed by Ramspeck on suggestion
of the Civil Service Commission.
Ramspeck also raped the pro-
posal of Senator Kenneth Nickel
lar Cd of Tennessee to make
Federal jobs paying $4,000 or more
subject to Senate approval. saying
we might as we'll repeal the civil
service law If that ever took
effect"
Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach
CD of Washington and Repre-
sentative Herbert S. Bigelow CD
of Ohio outlined the minimum
wage and appeals bills they have
sponsored on behalf of the UFWA,
and John Brophy, C1O director,
pledged support of the national or
ganization to its Government af-
filiate. Jacob Baker, UFWA presi-
dent, introduced the speakers.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18

Wakefield, sentence BhatterinEs
emcee. Kreisler,s "Stars In My
' swinr pO%s %SranFemeSt ~ cSneSt' Of s Every H
Days A Holiday" hiShlight
Whiteman's offerings WJSV
e:OO-WALTZ TINE - Frank Mum
tenor. sings Moonlight On the
Sunset Trail'' and Good Night
Sweet Dreams" accompanied by
Abe Lyman's orchestra WRC
s:OO-HOLLYwOOD HOTEI-"swinE
Your Lady" which just closed a.
previewed during the program.
LOueIIa Parsons will introduce the
stars before the preylew, including
Louise FaEenda. Humphrey BO.
PendletOn. Ken Murray and
Frances LanEfOrd feature the
floor snow. w.'..''...,..,,.'.W WJSN
lO:O0-SONG SHOP - Nadine Conner
makes y third consecutive guest
star appearance: singing Strauss
waltz Dream" and Cadman's
at Dawning." Gus Haenschen's
orchestra a,...,.,.,...,,....W WJSN
1O:3O-FEDERAL SHOW WINDOW
Social Security Board talent pre-
sents the program. .,...,..,W VOL
OPERETTA
s:OO-MIKADO-Act II Of the Gilbert
and Sullivan Operetta will he of.
fered by the WLW Opera Group.
VOL
CONCERT
s:OO-LUCFLLE MANNERS Soprano
star AinRs Delibes' popular lies
Files de CadiE" and kreisler's
"WhO Can Tell?" Frank Blacks
OrcnestFa. .'.'',...'...,'..,. WIKI
s:sO-BAMBERGER sYMPHONY-CIas-
sical numbers ..,......... VOL
DRAMA
s:SO-DEATH VALLEY DAYS - The
story of a 7OO-mile race between a
The Washington times., 1938-02-18

s:so-EARL GOODWIN - HIGHLIGHTS'
IN THE NEWS. AS GL1MPsEDI
BY REPORTER GOODWIN, OF
THE WASHINGTON TINES Ed.
TORIAL STAFF, HEARD Ar
THIS EARLY MORNIN
PERIOD. MONDAY THROUGH
SATURDAY. WMALI
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
SPORTS


10 :OO-MADIsON SQUARE GARDEN
Sam Taub and Bill stern cover
the Harry Th m Johnny
Adamick 1O-rOund nOntit1e bout
broadcast exclusively over this
network ..''.,'..,,,,...,..W WMALi
MUSICAL AND VARIETY
s:45-BUGHOUSE RHYTHM - "Die
kleine SweneykatEer," second In
q series Of operas" will be pre-
sented by DR.. John Brunker
Meakin and his distinguished
musical ensemble. The opera Is
unique in that the characters do
not appear In the production.
WRC
s:OO-STUDIES IN CONTRAST-Prov.
ing that you can teach an old dog
new tricks, Ernie FHOritO will
make "Bie Mir Bist Du SchOn"I
leap through hoop. Featuring
the fiddles instead of the trum.
pets, FiOritO promises softer.
new presentation of this nation
sweeping tune ..,...,..,....W VOL
S:OO-MUSIC HALL - Ted Hammer.
STEMS guests include ReinaId
Werrenrath, who sings the pOpu.
lar "The Song Is You" and JOY
Hodges. beautiful young leading
lady of the Broadway hit. "I'd
Rather Be Right. ...... WJSV
S:SO-PAUL WHITEMAN-COl. LemueI
StOOpnRgle, making his first APP
pearance without the land Budd,"
tells waiting world all about
his new formula for comedy.
aided and abetted by Oliver
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Radio Features TOday

hOrseman and q steamboat for .
stake of 500 will be told by
the Old Ranger ..,...,,, WMAL
fO:OO-FIRsT NIGHTER-Kit Carson.
famous scout of the Old West,
lives again in the person of Les
Tremayne, when Anthony Wayne's
original radio play. THE Oregon
Trail" Is presented. Barbara
Luddy cOstars. rs....,......,,, WRC
NOVELTY
IO:OO-TWENTY YEARS AGO-The vow
of an eccentric English BplnsteF
that she would forever prevent
her property from becoming q
village green and cricket field
furnishes the material for a true
ghost" story y.......,.....,,.W VOL
DISCUSSIONS
6n5-NATIONAL DEFENSE-Wm he
discussed by Gen. MaIin Craig,
Chief-Of.Staff Of the q. 8. Army.
WMAB
s;35-ANTHONY j. DIMOND-Alaska's
nonvOtinE delegate to Congress,
and recent authority for state
ment that Alaskan fishermen
were contemplating armed resist.
Rnce TO Japanese fishing in their
waters, will explain the problem:
WJSV
7:45-BOAKE CARTER - News com
mentatOr' '',,.,'..'.'..... WJsN
1O:I5-JAMES r. BELI-ChairmaB Of
the Board Of General Mills tells
How Business Gets Back"
WJSV
The Washington times., 1938-02-18

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGEs
Evening star., 1938-08-14
.0UEZ0N SAYS ISLES
PREPARE DEFENSES
Looks With Confidence to Future
of Philippines, He Tells McNutt
in Broadcast.
b the Associated Press,

.
MANILA. Aug IA Sunday. -
President Manuel Quezon said publicly
today the Filipinos we're laying plans
intended to safeguard our patrimony "
The chief executive of the Philip
pine Commonwealth made the state
ment in an interview with Paul v.
McNutt. American High Commits
sioner. in a broadcast to the United
States.
Speaking in connection with the
celebration of the 40th anniversary
OF American occupation, President
tauezon said he was no prophet but
that he looked with every confidence
to the future of the commonwealth,
which is to become independent of the
United States in 1916
The Filipinos feel certain" he
said, that America will continue to
lend a sympathetic ear to our reason
able petitions.
They look back with gratitude
to the day when destiny placed their
land under the guidance of the people
Of the United States"
President Quezon said the Filipinos
"never had better and truer friend
than President Roosevelt" and added:
Every action taken by him hav-
Ing to do with relations between his
country and my country has been
ectuated by a desire to deal fairly
and honorably with us in the Phil
ippines."
Evening star., 1938-08-14

Many good joke flies across the table
and hearty laughter is often heard.
hardly remember any other table gov
erned by equal animation and such
healthy gayety When dinner is over
my grandfather proceeds again to the
library. There. after brief conver-
sation, he sits in big chair. especially
BILE. Perhaps the incest part of the day
for any Of us who visit him has ar
rived. MY grandfather begins with his
reading aloud. There are lots of other
comfortable chairs around the table,
where everybody else settles down.
Translates Quickly.
In case Of an interesting current
event. my grandfather may read a
newspaper clipping he found during
his morning press inspection. FIRE.
quently he reads whole editorials or
ESSAYS picked out Of the many weeklies
and monthlles to which he subscribes.
II they are written in English or
French he translates them at first
sight, without the slightest effort. as
il the article were written in German.
After getting through with these
journalistic topics, he enters the liter
ary stage of his reading. Here the
variety Of choice is unlimited. 1t
might be Spengler's Decline Of the
West" or an American detective story.
II 1t is a scientific book, my grand
father will read it with all the care
fulness and deliberation the subject
requires. so it may be understood by
everybody. 1t it's a novel. historical
novels being preferred. he will play all
the different characters in the book
with the perfection of q professional
actor
The command and the variation Of
his voice are SO remarkable that he
makes one completely forget the
present surroundings, transplanting
his listeners into an imaginary world
and giving it all the strength of con-
vincing reality. Often he makes our
pulses accelerate with excitement and
it'll take us some time to calm down
after his voice has ceased to fill the
room. The reading lasts from one and
half to two hours or more. We are
always sorry when the time is over
and our grandfather bids up good
night. But We always look forward
to the next day we are privileged to
spend with him because we know that
it's going to be just as perfect and
jOyflll as the one before
At the eve OF his 8Oth birthday We
all hope and wish out of the very
depth of our hearts that for many
years to come We shall have the
happiness OF spending days with our
grandfather such as I have tried to
describe in these lines.
Wopyr.ebt. 1893, by the North America,
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1938-08-14
EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY.

An excellent permanent sales
position is open to ambitious
man, 28-40 years old. Aiding
thrifty people start trust ac-
counts with as little as $40.
Our expert staff gives every
cooperation to insure sue
cess. Attractive commission
basis. Box 233-D, Star.
A MADE O-ORDER OP-
PORTUNITY FOR THE
RIGHT MAN. YOUNG MAN,
PREF ERABLY EXPERT
ENCED SALESMAN TO THE
RETAIL DRUG TRADE IN
PATENT MEDICINE LINE.
VACANCY RELEASES EN-
TIRE WASHINGTON AND
BROADCAST VICINITY
TERRITORY ON 10 PER
CENT COMMISSION BASIS,
ALL SALES ORIGINAL AND
REP AT. POLO RUB.
NEWSPAPER, RADIO AND
FLASH ADVERTIS ED
PRODUCT. REPLACEMENT
MUST BE MADE IMMEDI-
ATELY. FOR PARTICU-
LARS, CALL MR.. CHAM
BERLAIN, DEC. 1418 OR
SHEP. 4163.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

erence gwen TO man who has bachelors or
mss!ers ma e, desree sna C. Pa license. Re-
WE HAVE OPENINGS in our or
ganization for 3 experienced men
to sell the new General Electric
oil burners. Apply in person to
Mr.. Preston between 9 and II
a m, 1927 Penna. ave. NV.
LANDSCAPE ENGINEER,
With practical experience for a
development over the district
line in Maryland: must know
landscape construction work,
grading. gardens. flowers, lawns.
We furnish modern living quar-
ters and salary to competent,
agreeable man and family. Give
qualifications and references in
letter: strictly confidential. Box
357-H. Star.
ATT. AUTO statesmen.
We are opening a new Ford
leadership at PIT Pa. Ave. Sc.
on Wednesday. August II. and
we are organizing a complete
new sales force. This will be one
of the largest Ford and Lincoln
Zephyr dealers in this city.
II you are not satisfied with
your present Set-up and want to
get in on the ground floor of a
new organization and make real
money. we have a proposition
know you will be interested in.
For appointment call Lincoln
2077. Mr. Hawkins.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

LOST.
BOSTON BULL lost vic. Glenbrook I'd.
Wednesday. Reward. Wisconsin 5O93.
BRINDLE BOSTON TERRIER Dixie; tag
1909. Phone Cleveland 1l02 or National
PISS. Reward.
CHANGE PURSE small containing money.
Lost Friday morning on Takoma J-1 bus.
Reward. Shepherd 244S-J.
FOX TERRIER, white, male. black spot on
back: family pet. name Of Dixie Phone
North 30O6.
PINS. >. small black onyz, fastened to-
gether with gold chain; reward. Walnut
POLICE DOG. large black and tan fe-
male; very friendly; answers to "Redge."
Vic Wash g. Lee High School. Arl. Va.
Reward. oxford 1850.
POCKETBOOK. black leather in Rock
Greek Park. morning Of 18th. Reward.
Pot. 1929.
PURSE. black Upper; contains key, change.
and watch tkeepsake). Kindly return.
Reward. l.46 Hobart st. NV.
TIE CLASP with jeweled cross. August q.
Grounds :.5. Rock Greek Park. Reward.
Pranschke. Sterling aS.6.
WRIST WATCH. ladys gold Salbert make.
vic. 18th and F sts NV Friday. Reward.
Met. O540. Ext. $40.
WRIST WATCH AND BRACELET ladys.
gold near Ordway st. and Conn. ave.
initials. M. o. s. Reward. Cleve. $50.
WRIST WATCH. Hamilton. in or near
Wardman Park swimming pool. II found.
tel. West 3lS: Reward.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
AGENTS.

START YOUR OWN business! One repre-
Sentative each town. Nationally sdvrr-
Used beauty preparations. Quick sellers!
Tremendous profits! Exclusive territories.
Eldore ..yy Madison ave. New YORK.
AGENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS show our
Christmas boxed cards. wrappings and 30
for 81 imprint cards 10 earn extra money.
Splendid profits. Come in to select your
samples We give factory service and
prices. Free premium given now. G. T.
Breckenridge Co. RIM. ?lU. 1401 Eye 81.
nv. National 4.G.
DISTRIBUTOR-RinsJo lob Mineral Com
pound for autos; plates cylinder walls. re-
stores power stops oil pumping. auirts
motor! Start small. build II business.
Write for plan Green. .440-A Johnston
ST.. Los Angeles.
THREE-WAY money-makins business; To-
cal or mail ORDER senG tor circular. BOX
l35-J. Star
Evening star., 1938-08-14
FOUND.
LOST

WALLET mans. found in Lafayette PARK
on Saturday morning. Call Met 4145 and
identity same
Evening star., 1938-08-14
SAlESkEN.

SALESMAN.
REAL EsTATT-Alert. aggressive good
backeround: active real estate once: plenty
OF leads year round: cooperation in clos
ing deals: permanent connection for the
rifht man: car essential. Box 264-J. Star.
DIsTRiBuToR to supply agents already
81 oq eoor.d Issty Heat
Box 1921. Star
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. experienced
tmen and women. to sell for owner.
Large number Of properties. Leads fur
1927 Eye st. NV. District $3.50.
statesmen. not over 30. college educs,
work. Salary and commission. AppIy Mr..
NV. between y and 3.
Honest, Experienced Statesmen,
With car for . distributionsl campaign to
local dealers on an advertised candy bar;
salary and car allowance: Write Dowd's
Merchsndisers. ss Broad ST.. Boston. Mass.
givinx full experience and references COM
pany representative will only interview
applicants whose letters Include comolete
LADlEs--Drux and surEicsl salemen
wanted to handle fever thermometers.
syrinses; etc. as sideiine; advise territory
and trade covered; comm. Box 46-J. Star.
retailers. Ticoa. q North Michigan. Chi
Cako.
SELL BUSINESS CARDS. 81 80 thousand;
business stationery, book matches. sdver-
tisinG tape. paper towels, drinking cups.
pencils. Salesb0OkS. labels. rubber stamps.
Free sales portfolio. $3.50 comm. daily.
Money-making specials. David Lionel Press.
3l2-AY. So Hamilton, Chicago.
WANTED men over factory age for
established Rawleigh routes. Large organ
ization. Can earn $50 or more weekly.
Steady work. Write Rawleigh's. Dept.
DCH-4-1l3 Chester. Pa.
NEW ADVERTISING CLOCK
II you don't make 500 or more frst
week, return sample outfit for full refund.
Exclusive territory to qualihed men. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Kinetic Ad Clock
Division. 553 W. jackson st" Dept. ~
W.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Moscow Births Soar.

Birth registered in Moscow. Rus
eia. last year totaled 10000, twice the
number in the preceding II months,
according to report just issued.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
CITY and Rural Statesmen.

Two for Southern manufacturer rated
at half-million Monthly earnings up to
x4OO DO $500. Take orders for roof coating
with the aid of numerous powerful. visual
demonstrations. Used on warehouses.
schools. sarakes public buildings, etc.
Also full line OF paints. Credit plan
gives buyer long trial before paving q
penny. Earnings advanced. Experience IN
intelligence necessary. Box 81. Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

American beauty parlor equipment
Is to be used In YugoslaNa.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. NICHOLAS FRANKLIN CURETON.
No. l 3rd st. me- l5'
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHOL-
stering done in your home. Will so any
where. Box 216-J. Star ofi1ce. 16'
INVALID ROALING CHAIRS-For rent or
sale; new and used; all styles. all sizes; re-
duced prices UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. 418 10th st. NV. NE 1874.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE You
wait. EMERGENCY Laboratory. Room 601.
WeStory Bldg. l4th and 2. Met. 1888.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one but myself.
JOHN J. SLOSsAR. 1920 10th st. Sc.
city. IA"
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts made by any one except myself.
JOHN r. HUDSON
1885 Newton st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
HELP kEN.

Y SSfR 4 xEzSs As4SsHS 81 AaE zs sS5ISsESks Mss
NEW s49iENas ss1GNIs Hessso19GENEIss i1SHH N AN N
pS ISS R66% AGGSTaT o AMP oc1MMisNII9E ,.1,S AS.
Bay. s FROM i 10 5 p PM. 4 oNLY. "" Nt"'
FOOD TRUCK statesmen.
with a complete lin. food products in gal.
lon cans. Jars. etc. Give age. experience,
education; reference and salary expected.
ROUTE MEN.
.,Is we td4 hayf e. ns es.bi'hsd route sya:
Gx{Rsrisnsss GT{s mss not necessary; WE TRAIN
tory. Apply to ]? am. 81; X st. NV.
PLANOGRAPH SALESMAN,
Experlenced and acquainted with wash
inston printing buyers. Give full details
in confidence. Box :l4-J star.
MEN.
Profitable position open for men be-
tween 40 and 45-must have experience
IN contactlng the public. viii represent
wen-known department store. viii re-
ceive training at our expense. Must have
and sork Is as
cussed at interview. Box ..!!"-J Star.
Interested. to take advantage Of patented
feature IN Worldwide known product.
HAS public acceptance. Weekly compen-
sation and monthly bonus paid. Must
Apply the Pa!ais Royal Monday. 10 In,
Employment Of1ce 9Th floor
statesmen.
ROOFING. SIDING AND INSULATION.
Men of proven record: must be honest
and and s,,so, sober "a AND hard workers. We have
SsomPIsny operating in Baltimore and
s,sn sSnx with al de1, a ans na RsDy ,,
that will be most helpful to you for per-
sonal Interview if considered. All re-
plies strictly confidential. Box 24O-J. Star.
CREDIT MANAGER
Or womans specisty store ex
vious employers, position held age and
salary expected. Box 3si-H Star.
statesmen.
ned leads; prefer men experienced In sale
OF Diese! or other educational courses.
II you have sales ability and are interested
IN earning 500 to 500 weekly commits
sions: come in for interview; we demon
must be Tree to travel after training See
G. w. Ginger. all day Monday, ri WsSh-
inslon Hotel.
Exceptional Opportunity
For. young man to sell nationally known
equipment; must have car and be willing
ARTIST IN STAINED
GLASS.
Must be fne figure draushtsmsn In
sketches as we'll ~ full SIZE. A perma-
nent position is assured with one Of the
to the person Who qusllfies. Slate previous pre- @
experience. age. religion nationality and
salary expected. Box 45-J. Star.
EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY.
An excellent permanent sales
position is open to ambitious
man, 28-40 years old. Aiding
thrifty people start trust ac-
counts with as little as S1O.
Our expert staff gives every
cooperation to ensure sue
cess. Attractive commission
basis. Box 233-D, Star.
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. apply between
earning $40 and up per week. Do not
Apply unless you are neat. aggressive and
at least II. Free classes daily for taxi
drivers identification caras
UNION TAx1CAB ASSN,
1850 Ind ST NV
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
The Wear-Ever Company has opening in
Washington in sales and service depart
ments Must have car: sales experience
nelpiul but not essential: no canvsssne:
required training given: salary &l,5
month. when qualified. Apply Monday /
p m. only. 90" Southern Bldg
ACCOUNTANCY TEACHER.
Experienced teacher OF advanced ac-
counting courses Tor evening classes. pref
erence gwen TO man who has bachelors or
Evening star., 1938-08-14
heLp MEN AND WokAEN.
lGonfinnAd 4

PHOTO. F1NisHERs. experienced in guam
tity developing and printing Of roll films:
Give age. experience. references and salary
expected. Box 12-H. Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

LADIES-Six educated ladies to sell tickets
IN city for military circus at Grlmih
Stadium Come to directors home Tues.
morning Aug 10. O'Clock interview.
viii pay SALARY and commission. Charles
f. Graflns. 4ll Longfellow st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

WHITE WOMAN of refinement with prac-
tical nursing experience. to care for elderly
couple: gentleman bedridden; no housework
REQUIRED. State salary expected and ref-
RnY
Evening star., 1938-08-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS-Cour
Gus. patient professional instructor. Learn
TO drive skillfully. safely and easily: park
ing and traffic Mr. Rundlett Elmer. 31st.
Evening star., 1938-08-14

WOMAN need an executive type oil
woman 10 represent us in WASHINGTON or
Southern towns Permanent position with
good income and future. Commission and
bonus Call Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson
anti AMI
Evening star., 1938-08-14

WOMAN white settled. unincumbered.
from the country. who needs good home
with small compensation general house
work for small adult family in country;
good home for right person. Box @3o-H,
Evening star., 1938-08-14

| WOMAN--Can use capable housewife or
| widow - hours week: business experience
| unnecessary: steady work. Box 44l-H.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
SAI,ESMEN
Statesmen

One men to follow up and close quail
ned leads prefer men experienced in sale
OF Diese. or other educational courses,
real estate. investments, insurance etc.
II you have sales ability and are Interested
IN earning 500 to 500 weekly commits
SONS. come in for interview. we demon.
stfate these earnings while training you:
must be free to travel after training See
9. w GINGER. all day Monday. ri WASH
Evening star., 1938-08-14

LADIES Christmas card masterpiece!
1907. profit selling sensational 81 asSort-
ment Matchless value. UNIQUE. exclusive
designs. 81 gift wrapping. everyday.
etching religious boxes. 5Oc tying ribbon
assortment Low-prIced personal cards.
Experisncr unnecessary. No investment.
Extra bonus. Special combination offer.
Write for - box on approval and money
Evening star., 1938-08-14

WOMAN refined. white as housekeeper and
care OF baby: Arlington. Va; nearby refs
I....
Evening star., 1938-08-14
EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY

DF~OH.O.ff' VI NIt 7 UNI 7.
The Wesr-Ever Company has opening in
Washington in sales and service depart
ments. Must have car: sales experience
ne!plul but not essential: no canyassine
required training given: salary &l,5
month. when qualified Apply Monday, l
y. m. only. 60. Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1938-08-14

LADlES-Christmas card sensation. Deal
with leader. Extra money selling hnesi
81 assortment. Also 81 religious scripture
text de luxe etching Gift wrapping every
day boxes JOc Tying ribbon assort tment.
JG low-prIced personals. Mrs. johnson
made Sab. Mr.. Peterson S433. Extra bo-
nus Experience unnecessary. No invest
ment. Combination offer. Request sam
pies Dorhla Co. Dept. 81. Fltchbur2.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
ACCOUNTANCY TEACHER.

Experienced teacher OF advanced ac-
counting courses Tor evening classes pref
erence gwen TO man who has bachelors or
masters degree and c. P. A. license, Re-
ply III writing TO Box H Star
Evening star., 1938-08-14

WOMAN white. competent: must be de-
keeper. able 10 plan meals for three adults:
compA Mon 10 elderly woman: none but
best need apply; city references; live in
Rny NJ