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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-21

the legal committee announcing that the charter form to be sought will be ready for presentation to the General Assembly when it meets in January.
 Chairman Upson, in statement to which he makes prelude of ex- plaining the Republican partys stand on the city manager govern ment, pledges support of the party to passage by the General Assembly of the referendum providing for adoption of the city manager char ter, leaving it to the electors so express their wish on the matter. Upson Statement
 Chairman Upson's complete state ment follows: I want to take this opportunity to state the position of the Re- publican Party in reference to the proposed City Manager form of City Charter.
 The present proposal of those who favor a City Manager form or government is to urge the enact- ment at the 1889 session of the General Assembly of Charter for the City of Waterbury providing for a Council and City Manager. These proponents of the Manager Charter would make provision by which such Charter would be sub mitted to the electors of the City at special election to be held in spring.
 At this election, the voters could either adopt or reject the Manager Charter. If it were approved by the electors, it would become applicable for the election of City officials in 1889 to take office in 1940.
 In consideration of the form of government for this City, no alteration should be given of parti- san advantage. Each voter should pass upon the advisability of the proposed City Manager form af Charter without any party pre- judices entering into the decision,
 For this reason, the Republican party as such will neither favor nor oppose the approval of City Manager Charter. It will take no part in any partisan action for or against the proposal. It will leave those voters who support it's prin- cipals to consider the proposed Charter changes as citizens, not as Republicans. They will support or oppose as they may choose. i
 The Republican Party stands for local self-government and believes that the citizens of Waterbury should decide what kind of govern ment they will support. It favorS the referedum and therefore. will support the efforts of those in the legislature who will erideavor to get a vote of the citizens on this im- portant question at an early date. The local Republican organization will urge the adoption by the General Assembly of bill under which the citizens may adopt Cits Manager form if they so desire. The Citizens Good Government association issued this statement:
 '.Last night a budget of $15.00o was approved at Q meeting of the board of managers of the Citizens Good Government association Budget committee chairman, Ben net Bronson, and committee nem- bers, Joseph Nelly and Frederick Nuhn, pointed out in their report that the educational work that must be done before good government is realized in Waterbury calls for un- tiring effort during 1889. The budget adopted will cover the expense os [
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-21

Here's the glorious gift that will bring beauty to her feet .. and youth to her step Per- fectIy stunning, perfect fitting Red Cross Shoes. Come in. Wen help you make your selection ... wind up your gift worries in a jiffy. Price now only $6.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-21
FORTY PLUS CLUB

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 21-(UP)- Unemployed executives, over 40. who once earned $4,000 or more yearly, today formed 8 club "to re-establish themselves in industry by their own cooperative action"
 The club was called the Hartford Forty Plus club. Each member en- deayored to get a job for another member, rather than for himself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-21
OLD TOWN CLERK DIES

Greenwich, Conn. Dec. 2l-CUP)-- Walter M. Anderson, 62, attorney, former banker and town clerk, died late yesterday from a heart seizure
 Born at Stamford, he was a grad uate of Wesleyan university, became a grammar school principal here and helped organize the First National bank. He was a director of the Greenwich Trust Co. for many years.
 His widow and a daughter survive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-21
BREAKS SAME ARM

Hartford, Conn.,, Dec. 21-(UP)- Mrs. Bessie E. Mather, who is suing the city because she broke her arm in a sidewalk fall January 12, couldn't come to court to argue the case yesterday.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
CAMERA REPAIRS.
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
pottunities 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 investlga-
ton, such advertisements for
TIE Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than IL pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
Memorial to Mothers.

A church Is to be built in South
wick. England, to the memory Of
mothers, and it will house an album
containing the names Of mothers
whose families desire to commemorate
them.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

SeG edn sofa a and
met. ZOOS Eye St. Apt. =. 49,
ANTIQUES rush-hottom Hitchcock
chars drop.Iesf tables and stands !esv-
AUTO GENERATORS and starters rebuilt.
exchanged suaranteed same as new 30
ssyyicc ssys low oo 90 Mo- ctts Aut0mGtive
AuTo GL1DEs new machines; never YH. used
Phone 'ciarendon 14is. 'i $40 :.
BASS VOL, "a bow, cover, extra strings:
S.": ,"4 90 .tsss cash go Evarts st. ne. Pee.
BED AND DRESSER, matching in walnut
, occasional tables L small mirror. West
1870
BEDROOM SUITE, So: large dresser.
mattress and chair. ao4 N. Randolph, St.
BEDROOM, dining room, living room
na s"dG Hdems @ oeuras eGhsn avs
BLOWERS s., 80 TO sl7 80; thermostat So.
exhaust fans. motors. Carty. 1908 18th
CAMERA. Eastman, bantam special F.,
lens; $4,000. Geo. 96o7. c. T. Smith. II.
COAT. brown kidskin; swasger style;
S'zr l6; practically new; cost $3.50; price,
SO. Adams 6lSf-J. 49,
COATS. ladys. size IS; girls coats. sizes
reasonable Randolph 3O43
DAVENPORT. wing and, club chairs; rea-
sonahlo. Phone Georgia S276
DENTAL F1xrUREs-Dental chair. cab
bench casting machine desk. Phone after
8 pm Clarendon 1896 13'
DINING ROOM SET. walnut s-piece: ex-
Sss" Ss y m sc sS s or psfe se tosa'h.r Tana
st1 l,os II st. NV. Potomac 3063.
plvAN originally cost $50, will sell for
el5, l7t0 10th ST. NV, Apt. la.
,,npssF ~" w,ns armeha,r; ah:s SO; n DAY
n's d,nr leaf table. lovely old rugs; must
sell Emerson :aun.
rlrt iHtt atovE. green and white: new
can Clarendon nus-J.
rhAas foNE, hest quality $40 hundred
sauate Il delivered. Jackson 3O63.
ihff ,nrdei rrlsidaircs with meter.mizer
r,'rss see Them at, the store of Arthur
as'h9r,rd .rs sales ph1ne and srean ssryiee
,lao sW A eev lsassh 1000 eafa'ul' good s'n-
run MIXTURE 4-room apt good condition:
- nsa,;onls ,,a,, ~ lvlns Inv ROOM con kitchenette $50
'aas, &c for $erm.. Kit and and bath apt" apt,
slI done in ,,,, MnusualIy usually attractive color
ful Victorian living room. bedroom In de-
sita'le carly American: remarkable values
Inspection H-n evenings and by appoint
ment Emerson $3.50. Apt. 63O-B. West
chester. l3s
FuRNfTURE--New mahog. four -poster
double bed. de. luxe springs Bcautyrest
mattress; complete, $50: :, lounge chairs
and f1rrsde bench. S. each; bed -daven-
port. .S3h, 1926 10th st. NV. Apt, 1Od.
Met ia" IJs
FURNITURE household; every type in
tion. leaving city. 2724 10th 1t. ne, Ia
HAv11AND CHINA, crystal glass. mantei
Ginning clock. walnut china cabinet, Apt
b"e. 1O"S Connecticut ave. Bee Sat. 10
pm
OFFICE FURNITURE. new usea aesks
chairs filing cabinets Washington SALVAGE
Cn new 'ocation 300 NV Natl sahd
Oil HEATER, for trailer; safe, does nat
refs. porcelain inside. IS, 7ab l1th 81.
S.e. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ss a$:Gs :s =; ;yH i5' sso ss Ss:5
PHoNOGRAPH RECORDS, slightly used,
10 or nar4es
9pen I.a., until ILL., y pm. 1928 14th st. NV.
assn3 pA9 sasaiSp SpFsh to1mSs e1
QUILT. beautiful. handmade; star and
si5d ciTcle pattern. See it at IL Ivy st, Hyatts-
HRErRIGdERAIoRs; ReT I5d :r9 ele:trlc; easy terms.
Smith. ala Il st. ne Lincoln so5d -
SECRETARY. davenport, Duncan Phyfe
table, lamps, radio. dishes; bargains. Apt.
~, 6645 Georgia ave. NV. Randolph
| SEWING MACH1NE-sinser-p portable, 1887
model, used very little; sacrifice, S45. Rent
ing. repairing 24l3 18th st. Col. 3245.
SEWING -MACH1NEs-sineer,.d oh, like
port, $40. Free Parking. 1897 Conn. ave.
selhess sles' 81 $3.50 and $40; console elee;;; $50
Sismstitenins i cover Buttons ana and psstins 3"
erS ~ st. NV. Republic 1900.
| Walnut 795O-R.
SHOOTING GALLERY, four l-month old
rifles. telescope steel plate. etc: $50: will
/ ne, Apt >.
large variety used treadles, S. up e37 H
St. ne, Singer Sewing Machine Co.
sase counsis s5sss saDes sse o1 y1
iron, safes chairs, tables, coffee urns.
stools, toasters. electric slicefs, mixers.
tain. Hussman electric refrigerating cases
scales electric grinders, steam tables,
f,5i2erS ps inc and d. other a,n equipment Edgar
STUDIO COUCH good condition: green
! covers; price. SIS. North s579-J
san.d; ali makes United, si3 i4th NV.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL. SERVICE Georgia
1883 571e 18th Underwoods. So mo.
mos In adv. So: no del: 81 addl. dep.
TYPEWR1IERs-ysed bles. sl6. 80
and up' guaranteed hieh,grade rentals. s3
N,a 6 st. NV National sl3a. " ''
USED TYPEWR1TERs and adding ma
chimes chimes At e. PIG saving Also rent and re-
pa East eapc 81 e ysnes Encon 6s onen
VACUUM CLEANERs-Electrolux Hoover.
Eureka and many others at cut-rate prices.
,,-year bond guarantee. honest prices;
sos ll'h St NV National ia.
AIRWAY; $50, HOOVER OR ELEcTRo-
| OPEN EYES. AND SUNDAYS TO 10 pm.
| STANDARD BRANDS. 1888 14th st. NV.
VICTORIAN FURNITURE-Sheraton cor
ner cupboard. serving table chaise Tongue.
! hail console, chest OF drawers. 1881 Bel
| mont St NV. IL"
| WALLcAsE quick sale, IT., with mirror
| also marble for soda fountain counter
| Phone Georgia $3.50.
WATCHMAKER'S BENCH. lathe and tools
| Must sacri1ce. Phone Lincoln 4sa3.
RUG SALE.
Large stock 70 choose from; small room
sizes, 81 %. S1.a5, S9.a5. Skill. S13.g5;
aXI2, SIG as
CAPITOL RUG CO.,
"s"1 IAN tat Harvard
Open Ewes and Sunday IJntl aPM
Evening star., 1938-02-12
HELP MEN.

basis. Phone Lincoln ::l3H. l3'
CANDY MAKER. experienced in fine can
dies. three evenings each week. All replies
confidential. Call West o45l. Box 49,
FARM HAND. married white. TO work by
year on monthly salary, near Upper Mari
boro. Nd, will give 4roon, house with
Farm FARMS 's Groom Md felephone H M Marporo
l'-F-. or c. Elwood Saser, a24 ith st.
LAUNDRY DRIVERS. operate own car or
trucks; commissions; new plant oppor-
unity for advanceement No phone calls calls
Buchanan ST n w. -
MAN-Reouire services of man capable
appointing. instructing and controlling
factory repreSentat'veS s in Eastern States;
prof1t- sharing CONTRACT: radio or, sound
experience helpful; unlimited possibilities
with national oreanization. Apply, by
1850 3oth ST, NV
MAN-Rent free; raise poultry. live stock
and be happy on my, farm on Chesapeake
Bay: all yours in exchange for taking care
Of family of three during summer. 1906
Conn. ave.
MEN married. several with sales ability
TO represent larpe insurance company; SAL
ter y Bda snH e0SSa1a foth and Appsy ss a
PRINTER. all-around +. or 3 years ex-
perience; must set type and feed press.
Box 229-J, Star. l3'
RELIEF PHARMAc1sT-7steady position
Pharmacy 1000 Florida ave. ne.
SHOEMAKER. experienced. Apply 1910
wisconsin ave. NV.
SIGN PAINTER and artist union. expert:
SO per week; references required. Box
SOUND SALES ENGINEER-Manufac
of nter-communicatinE and sound equip
ment will consider. applicants for sales
position made available through promo
ton. Apply by letter only. InterCommuni-
for special advertising work. Room 3O..
1917 st. NV
YOUNG MAN. preferably with car, with
slight knowledge Of fire insurance work.
Call Miss Reel. Natl. 1850.
YOUNG MAN; aged s1-:4; for position as
JOSE Star.
YoVNG MEN co, with motor cycles, for
delivery work. Apply Lido Restaurant,
1908 18th ST. NV
INSULATION statesmen.
An opening for two experienced sales
men. capable OF making surveys. and esti-
mates on home and building insula ion.
sisting YOU TO earn immediate income For
personal interview call Mr.. Dufeif, Met.
1870.
WE WANT A MAN,
Not necessarily experienced in our, line Of
business but man who can sell One
representing an old reliable firm. We
expect to do our part by offering a very
attractive proposition and fine product
qualifications Every letter will bc given
our close attention. Box AGE. Star.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

Beginning Monday: Louise Holmes
new novelette,, the beautiful story of
Woman's tragic devotion to man
whom she couldn't love, and her
heartbreaking hunger for that love
that couldn't be hers.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
KITCHEN REMODELtNG.
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

kEPAIKS y SEWVJIE.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno; best nrices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L st. s.w.Nst. 667a.
BR1CKLAYERS: white. expert, want small
Jobs. What have you? Reas. prices.
CARPENTRY, painting sash cords, xlas-
ing locks; every repair about the house:
free estimates: small tobs solicited. The
r. w. Neely Co.. Columbia 6S3S.
ELECTRIC WIRING, F,xturs. sna REL
pairs. 6-r mouse fixtures base pIugs. $50
Reeal Elec Co. $40 Upshur NV. Col S3Dl
FLOOR SANDING and ref,nikhine. work
guaranteed machine for rent g day;
white men. Hankins. Districtf7296.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

WE CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS.
Our Methods Bring Results.
NATIONAL BUSINESS SERVICE
f4- Earle Bldg Republic O15s.
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE
- XCELLENT DOWN.
TOWN LOCATION; WELL
E S T A Bills H E D GLEN
TELE:: MODERN EQUIP
MENT:: FAVORABLE E
LEASE. PRICE AND TERMS
TO RESPONSIBLE PAR
TIES; NO AGENTS, IN
QUIRIES TREATED CONFI-
DENTIALLY. BOX 206-J,
STAR.
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LOST

LOST.
BROWN POCKETBOOK with money and
papers, near Col. rd.. Feb. 3 Reward. Gail
j. r. Martin. Decatur oS31.
COCKER SPANIEL male. tan and white.
vicinity OF Conn. ave and Tllden St: name
'Nicky." Reward. Call Clev. 94lS.
DIAMOND EARRING. llth and G TO l4th
and G. Reward if returned to 1880 Que
ST. NV. North 3l5h
LADYS Rag. brown alligator. lost Thurs
day. near 18th and Kalmia I'd Reward
Call National 1906
LARGE. black Belgian police dog, tag No
.ta2S. Reward Potomac 49,.
LOST, Friday on Conn. bet. Florida and
R oxford glasses; red case. Return
Gunston Hall School. Reward.
RING. mans very small size, yellow gold,
set black with small diamonds. Call At
lantic "4"5-J
WRIST WATCH tladv'sb diamond and
platinum. Reward. Columbia S5:;3
$25 REWARD.
Cocker spaniel puppy. male age about :
months: tan and white. all IAN ears short
tail weight about >" pounds: disappeared
from wesley Heights Feb. /. Call Cleye-
land 51la.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT exp. income. social Sc
curlty, tax work: books started audited
kept part time, very reas. Adams 9198.
ACCOUNTANT experienced books opened
AUDITED; lax reports: part-tlme work: ref
erenceS- Columbia o3eh-M l6-
CARPENTER. white. wants repair and new
work OF all kinds. All work guaranteed
No Job too large or too small. Can DIST
an" 10 lo p m. for free estimates. I3'
CHAUFFEUR work all around single man;
clty references and experience. Gt 18th
ST. S.W.. Met Uio1. IA
CHAUFFEUR houseman experienced
young. culored neat polite, nigh school
education, work OF any Kind. West l+ll.
FILIPINO desires Job as bu ler chauf-
feur or COOK in private family, good city
references Call Met. s'., l3-
MAN. 'colored. chauffeur and houseman
ek- and ref North h"l4 l3-
RADIO REPAIR MAN experienced. has
owned shop, graduate ot N R / Phone
Lincoln 5iil. or cali at l,,3 llth s. sc.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
PERSONAL,

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Wesorv Rds bLapoFaory ana Fo0 Sol
HEMoRRHo1Ds ERADIcATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life.
drnes lme or money back Wrise fer b9oket Nc
qss @ coumbs e5 nnFSsF Td Rd adams Nsss
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENDEcKER's sPLEN-
PAINS AWAY. 30,5 O. WEST lI2o.
WANTED HOME WITHOUT ANY CHIL-
dren. in or easily accessible to the District
pREN pRoTEcTIVE c1ge AssocIAf1oN aT fh5
III llth st. NV.
WANTED. HOMES, FOR BOYS OVER I"
ssnef ea Fl FHR9dn ARpy HhuIs AS
soCIAT1oN. l:1: nth st. NV,
FREE STUDIO ROOM TO YOUNG LADY
Boz Box 's5s SIX j. JsH Star ro"se services In evenings
WANTED-FoR YOU TO KNOW A GREAT
Leader among the nations confcSseS re-
Only s'9 Can Save Amercaand IN the ne World epih'
Anacostia Bap CHI, 18th and w sc.
TRANshATIoNs baaA E2snsb OF ARTcdES Cd or
BOOKS Box 5lG N starr Eaen'h spanish ana i'n1an a:
MAGNETIC TREATMENT. GENTLEMEN
only. by male nurse from n. Y. City:
licensed and estab. years. Natl 5o5S ls'
LEES bad"s,n HEALTH .1sA, at sTuDIocoLoREp II3s -
irrigation: Barclay Foundation. Potomac
5OSS.
1871 PARK RD. NW-OWNER or DE-
tached home would like refined gentlemen
to room; conv. to tranSp. Columbia nSS;
WANT TO ADOPT GIRL, :. TO ; YEARS
old Replies held strictly confidential
Box 14-E. Star.
NURSE WHO HAS MODERN HOME Will
care for invalid or elderly person. es-
cellent care. Adams 1901,
REDUCING TREATMENT HOURLY
nursing 144S Park rd. NV. Apt q
Hours IL pm. to q pm.
WANTED-AN EMPLOYED LADY ron
room and board; special homo privileges,
reasonable. Atlantic :t4S6. -
HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED COURSE
1926 Georgia Ave. NV Adams 45eo
NURSING HOME.
Every care given invnlds pra rrnfa
lescen:s Adams 1864 lN,,t Ealntanto ID
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FOUND
FOUND.

FOUND.
BRING OR REPORT in writing deserted
animals 10 the Animal Protective Associa-
ton 1900 Wheeler rd. Sc.
GLASSES: found in Chevy Chase, D. c, on
Wednesday, Cleveland sol
Evening star., 1938-02-12
HELP DOMESTIC.


Girl. white, refined. for general house
work, small family sleep IN, 10 weekly.
Phone Shepherd 5.,6O-J.
GIRL. white care for home of employed
couple; 1--we IN; references; So week. CleVe-
land lSGi
GIRL. white reliable good cook. general
houSeWork. assist with baby; live in; ref
erences. The WestCheSter. 1000 Cathedral
ave. Apt. SooB.
GIRL, coorcd for general houSework, cook =
ing for Jewish family. references. 200 E
ST. S.W. Apt !.
WOMAN, white. reliable. unincumbered.
to care for ',-year-old child and do house
work; room, board and salary. Box S9J,
Star. lt'
WOMAN settled cook and general house
work; IS; live in; comfortable room Sill
Yer Spring; employed couple new house.
Shepherd 4nl3-W.
WOMAN, settled, cook and general house
Uo,k; room, board IS week; good perma =
nent home for right party. Write age, color.
references. IN application. Box :!"a-A. Star.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

PETWORTH. All Sth ~ST. NW-Large
'front.' rm-: convenient car and bus serv-
ice: double. $"5; single. $50; no other
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| :o10 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Laree end
| floor room twin beds with porches at
tractlvely furnished; unlim phone
1905 LAMONT ST. .NW-Deliehtful rm.,
| next bath for gentleman: has lge closet,
! porch; 50 week. Col. 4aOa
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PARK RD., 445-Double room. twin beds;
SINGLE room or adjoining rooms. Phone
Evening star., 1938-02-12

An opening for two experienced sales
men, capable of making surveys and esti-
mates on home and building insula ion
Full cooperation of mauagement in as
sisting YOU TO earn immediate income For
personal interview call Mr.. Dufeif, Met.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
INSTRUCTION COURSES,
MOTOR TRAVEL.

sEGG SHORTHAND by exp. teacher.
glnners; review speed dlctation. Private
sons. Moderate rates North 34lS,J. IRs
Evening star., 1938-02-12

1924 18th ST NV bedrooms. next
TO bath one with private screened porch
auto heat. very reasonable 12s
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ARLINGTON COUNTY. VA, / mile west
Of Fort Myer, 10. min. by corner bus to
Georgetown. pleasant rooms 4 GENTLE
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| l1lS 18th ST N.W--Nicelv furnished
| rooms single, 81 up; double, So up, walk
| Ing distance. onnd heat -
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GLOVER PARK. 3sl3 w ST nw-Large
sunny front room. next bath. suitable one
or Two. Cleveland 5aSI
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WELL-APPOINTEDb bedroom private bath
garage; unlimited phone: private residence
after % m IA
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NEAR COLONIAL VILLAGE-Furnished
nm. prl: bath with shower; o min. down
town. Walnut 3l04
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| 1143 QUE ST. NW.-Attractive larze
| front room; also single; twin beds, walking
a Daa nahI
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HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
(ContnuedJ
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of expert
enced shoe statesmen. Apply
Employment Office, 9th floor.
SALESMEk.
ablished real estate firm
wants active. and reliable salesman; ref
erences required. Box 351A. Star.
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-Have opening for
mission basis. Phone District 2945 for
$4,000 to $4,000
THIS YEAR
Our orsani2ation is the nations pioneer
builder of low-cost homes. Last year
sales totaied over S5oo,ooo in one sub
which produces positive results Only
proven aalesmen OF the finest type need
Apply Real estate experience preferred.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
SOLICITORS Interview clubs and Govt.
workers, etc, Iull or part time; high COM
missions paid, Box 4o9-A. Star.
HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for Clney. Md ex-
pert, must have all-around experience. in
hrSt class shop good salary. steady posi-
tion. Apply between 10 m. and IL am.
h"l l2th st NV. 14'
COOK, Scandinavian birth or BACKGROUND
necessary, interesting position. Apply The
SmorsaSbord. 1863, K ST. NV.
GIRL, white, mothers helper. experience
unnecessary, room and board. flo mo
Arlington, Va Walnut "on6-J.
HOSIERY SALESLAD1ES. experienced only.
Apply 1904 F. st. NV.
SrENOGRAPHER IN real estate office;
give experience and salary expected. Box
NE. Star.
WAITRESS. must be experienced, white
Apply 10 St sc,
WOMAN refined. Christian. as house
keeper companion tor family OF three Wom
IN, aged mother. others employed, good
permanent home and small salary. Box
"A / f. Star,
QUALIf led clinical laboratory technlcian
and secretary, shorthand, typlnE essential.
Physicians otncc adequate compensation.
Box :sa"A. Star
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risd'A pEIWoRTH , ~ ~ Excellent trans Large.
congenial Jewish family Columbia 1851.
202l O ST. NW.-Lovely sunny front
room, twin beds and studio couch, IS week
for two or 80 for three
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2513 N. CAPITOL ST-Frcnt room, con-
tlnuous hot water. phone; laundry per-
mlttfd
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1901 NEWTON ST. NW-Lsrge Tr
Ink: also rm. separate porch. 2nt 2
nicely turn,; plenty hot wafer. La..n
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DUPONT CIRCLE. $50 Mass ave. NV
Large. comfortably furnished double studio
room; wood-bUrnlng fireplace semI-priyate
hath grill DriyIlepeS
Evening star., 1938-02-12

I:}3 SHEPHERD ST. NW.-Large snsle
room, new maple furniture, next bath, oil
neat, unlimited phone block from ex-
press buSeS: $40 90 Col h:I34 Il.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

CHEVY CHASE, 313S Kanawha St
sunny, second floor. front: maple furniture
larse closet refined adult home; half block
Evening star., 1938-02-12

sirable front room. private shower: c.h ". :;
new home: phone; reas.: good transp. H.
I 1421 COLUMBIA RD.-WeN furnished
clean; inner-spring mattress: convenient
, bath. $3.50. Columbia 6O1uM or see jan
Evening star., 1938-02-12

315S 18th, ST. N.W-Front room. twin
oeoS; single rr., mex. bath. cony. car.
gentlemen. Col I415
Evening star., 1938-02-12

.'"ob 18Th ST. NV. nr. Park rd-Conv
transp.: large front rm-, warm, we'll kept
refned Christian home: street parking:
Tor business woman. ref Col o. 20
Evening star., 1938-02-12

III EYE ST. NW.-Cozy single room? for
lady only IN Well-heated house: S"U mo
l2@s NJ ST. NV W-Comfortable furn.
room double or single, adults. Rea-
sonabie. Free parking
Evening star., 1938-02-12

1921 BELMONT RD. NW-Attractive
single room; also bed-living room Adams
Evening star., 1938-02-12

l2T 18th N E.. Lincoln Park-Laree. nicely
furnished front room for .; twin beds, un-
limited phone; home privileges. Also
neatly furnished single mon 10.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

FOXHALL VILLAGE-Singe or double
Newly furnished. Private entrance. Bath
with shower. Fireplace Beds in alcove.