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Evening star., 1938-01-10
MAVERICK RADIO
FORUM SPEAKER
Texan Is Likely to Oppose
Tax Change in His Ad-
dress Tonight.
~ REPRESENTATIVE MAURY
X MAVERICK of Texas, one of
i Y the younger and more colorful

n EPRESENTATIVE MAURY
X MAVERICK of Texas, one of
L \ the younger and more colorful
members of the House. is TO-
nights guest speaker on the National
Radio Forum, discussing taxes.
Mr.. Maverick is expected to speak
in opposition to any repeal or modi-
flcation of the capital gains tax and to
give his views on proposed modiflca-
ton of the undistributed earnings tax.
The views he will express he admits
are not shared by the leadership Of
the House.
The Radio Forum, arranged weekly
by The Star, is broadcast over Ma
tion-wide network of National Broad
casting Co. stations at 1890 o'clock
and reaches local listeners through
the facilities OF WMAL.
EUGENE ORMANDY, permanent
conductor of the Philadelphia
Orchestra. has prepared brilliant
program for his return to the musical
organizations weekly radio concert
tonight (WMAL at 81. He first will
conduct the orchestra in Buxtehude's
"Passacaglia," which will be followed
by the prelude and "Liebestod," from
Wagner's Tristan and Isolde" lie
Repos de la Saint Famille." from
Berlioz's 'L'Enfance du Christ" will
follow, with Tenor Ernest McChesney
singing. The second half of the pro-
gram will include the scherZo from
Mendelssohn's midsummer Nights
Dream and the polka and fugue from
Weinberger's opera "Schwanda."
Another item of interest to music
lovers is the return TO the air today
Of the Coolidge String Quartet. which
will be heard five more Mondays at
pm. on the Columbia network, the
remainder of series of six Beethoven
quartets.
The Rochester Civic Orchestra is
in the radio news of the moment, too,
with children's concert tomorrow
from 1:45 to 2:l5 pm. The program.
on the N. B. c. blu network. is not
scheduled for local station, however
SOCIOLOGICAL problems dealing
in particular with prisons and
criminals are something Warden
Lewis E. Lawes takes in his stride,
but he has poser before him tonight
tWMAL at 10). An Eastern magistrate
has written the warden for the solution
to one of the problems that has drifted
across his bench. He is confronted
with a man who has been before him
l8 times charged with vagrancy, who
has served ten 30-day terms on the
charge, Who despite the fact he has a
wife and two children, seems beyond
all hope.
AS part Of his answer Warden
Lawes will present the dramatized
story of a man and his son who pre-
sented much the same problem.
GRACE MOORE makes her first
appearance of the season in a
dramatic role tonight to play the lead
in Enter Madame to be produced
by the Radio Theater on WJSV at 9
o'clock Basil Rathbone will be her
leading man, appearing for the first
time in radio comedy drama. H. M.
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where she thought the hunter was.
She had felt sure that sooner or later
he would seek new hiding place
where by the barking of the Dog he
knew she was circling about, and that
when he did she might see him.
1t was just So She had been run
ming in big circle, and she caught
a glimpse of him hurrying to head her
off should she circle around again.
She grinned. This was a long way
from where the chase had started
early that morning Instead of con-
tinuing to circle she headed for home.
by the time he discovers that I
am not going to circle around here
any more it will be so late in the day
that he isn't likely to try to get back
to his old hiding place." thought she.
Now that ( know where he is, can
give all my attention to getting rid of
this Dog"
She had already tried a couple Of
tricks that would have fooled a less
experienced Dog, but this one had
worked them out. seemingly with little
trouble. SO she knew that he was not
to be gotten rid Of easily. It would
require all her wit to fool him.
He is smart, that Dog, so I have
got to be smarter" thought she as
she ran. "Reddy has had good rest,
and if necessary he will relieve me.
Between us We can run that Dog until
he has to give up, but don't want to
do that. I'm tired of him and want
to get rid of him. There used to be
some sheep in a field not far from here.
If they are there now I'll try the old
trick of making them destroy my scent
and break the trail"
She changed her direction and
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Perfect for Romance
ne:TedIOCk Brooks

The story this far: Iris Barton
lentes Marble. There she has Hued
pith her aunt since the death OF
her parents. nhen Dana Curtis,
rith whom she is. still in lope, mar
ries the Dealthy Miriam Blake. She
gets a job designing dresses for
Patti, Inc. fashionable Ne,D York
salon. and through Patti meets
Roger Vashe, celebrated young
playwright. Roger takes her out
often, and betWeen hin, and her
Work she is able to partly forget
Dana. Then she sees Dana on the
street in NeW York, and a te,U days
later he calls her and they hare an
evening together. She feels her
lore for him as strongly as euer.
He seems to be unhappy ,Oith Mir
lam. When Roger tells Iris that he
loves her she contesses she is in
lore NTH Dana. On the day OF her
style shotD Patti tells Iris that she
nants her to 90 to Paris for her.
Iris arranges for Aunt Prne to 90
NTH her, then Roger decides to
take pacation and 90 NTH them.
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THINGS had happened just as Mrs.
Reddy had planned that they
should happen. More often than We
ever suspect, what we think are hap
penings some one has carefully
planned to have happen. 1t was just
so with Mrs Reddy She had been
certain that somewhere hunter with
a terrible gun was hiding in wait for
the Dog. who was chasing her to drive
her near enough for him to shoot her,
and she had been equally certain that
he was hiding somewhere near the
place where the Dog had picked up the
trail of Reddy and the chase had first
begun. When she had fooled the Dog
into chasing her instead of Reddy,
who was quite used up from running,
she had kept away from the section
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JANUARY 10, 1898

her little attention. A few lowered
their heads and threatened her, but
there was no frightened racing about
as there would have been had sheep
been there instead of COWS.
Mrs. Reddy was disappointed She
had counted on many feet moving
about destroying her scent. She ran
about this way and that between the
COWS, even dodging under some of
them. The baying of her pursuer was
loud now. He was half way across the
fields to the barnyard. The COWS were
staring toward him uneasily. Mrs
Reddy darted around corner of the
barn and raced for the woods. Would
her trick work?
Copyright. 1881
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auditorium Of No. IL precinct, 100
Rhode Island avenue NE.
The course covers theoretical and
practical work In bandaging, control
OF hemorrhage, artificial respiration
fractures and other first-aid work. A
70-cent fee for text book and band
ages will be charged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room COL
Westory Bldg. 14th and F Met. ls33.
MUSIC FOR YOUR DANCE SUPPLIED BY
records of your selection:
rates. SIT. 80 up. E. o. LIkENS, 9.4 9Th st.
NV. National 6197.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one than myself.
MAURICE s. MURPHY. 1919 Varnum W.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the HOME BUILDING ASSOC1A-
TON will be held at the office Of the
association. zoos Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Tuesday. January II. l93S. at 7;3O pm.
for action on amendments to the consti-
tuition and such other business as may
eo'he De'oi JAMES M. WOODWARD
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK

OF WASH MI lON. u. -
The annual meeting of the Sharehold-
ers of the National Capital Bank of Wash
ington. D c., for the election OF directors
and the transaction of any other business
that may be brought to the attention Of
the meeting. will be held at the bank
Tuesday. January IL. 1898. between the
hours of IL O'Clock noon and l O'Clock m.
H C. STEWART. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the National Savings and Trust
Company for the election of directors. and
upon ali other questions. and in connection
with the transaction of any. other business
ing. will be held at the office Of the com;
pany, northeast corner OF 18TH St and
New York ave. NV; on Tuesday. January
IL. 1888 at 4 o'clock pm.
II. PRESCOTT GATLEY, President.
E. PERCIVAL WILSON. Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DE;
benture numbered &? in the amount OF
sued by The Alton Apartments. Inc. Z
Delaware corporation, in the name OF
Charles C. Guilford, has been lost. mis-
placed or destroyed. An application will
be made to The Alton Apartments. Inc,
to issue a new debenture for the same on
the 18th day of January, 1888 If the
said debenture has been found, please re-
turn the same to the undersigned on or
before the said date and a suitable reward
CHARLES C. GUILFORD.
122 Kentucky Ave. Sc.
WaShinrfon n q .
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LAUD MERIT ACT
Council of Civil Service Workers
to Meet Saturday.

The Central Council of the United
Civil Service Employees will hold a
meeting to commemorate enactment
Of the Civil Service Act in 1883. at
the All-States Hotel at pm. Sat-
urday.
The speakers will include E. Claude
Babcock. president Of the U. C. S. E.,
and John T. Boyle. for many years
secretary of the Civil Service Com
mission.
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HELP DOAEsTIc

COOK. white. Scandinavian; Interesting
100: sood salary. Box 4s2-A Star.
GlRL. white. for general housevork and
cooking; experienced; very GOOD disposi.
tlon: S6 week and fare. Columbia Oaas.
WOMAN, white. 20-40. care for house and
ccnlldren ior employed couple; stay nights,
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SITUATIONS MEN,

hCCOUNIANT, exp; income social se.
curity. tax work: books started aiidited
Kept part time; very reas. Adams a7as.
CARPENTER. white. wants work; gen
rep. any kind. old or new price reas
Phone North g1OO 10.
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CARPENTER. real estate experience:
wages by week: reas: painting piumhtne.
nave nave own tools. Lincoln 5579-J, John
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NURSE young. white experienced de-
sreS position, doctors office or nursing by
Gay, week month; doctors reference De-
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HELP WOMEN,


GIRL. white. care for baby light house
work: stay in. Ounce Orchard. Nd. Box
GIRL. young. white. to take charge of apt.
and care for "-year-old child: experienced
references; priv. rm. and salary. North
4123-W.
LADIES. .. 8 hrs work daily; established
@ territory: ,y references reauired. Apply 9-12,
Real Silk Hosiery Mills Chandler Bldg.
MASSEUSE. experienced. for turkish baths.
Apply Mrs. Kelly. 4th floor. Emile, Inc.
OFFICE WORK. knowledse Bookkeeping.
saary Box sy nse ap phone no.
sALESWOMEN-Sel nationally adver-
tised hosiery. lingerie. socks. shirts. ties;
excellent percentage earnings. Coronet.
1l5 9th st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER. gentle. over, 90 yrs. of
Phone Natl 1870 for interview
WAITRESS experienced; reference. 1921
H st. NV
vestisate at once: a most Unusual oppor-
ing your spare time introducing the fast
Sales Corp; 2l9 Denrike Bldg. 1910 YER
mont ave. NV.
and hand laundry. BOX s47-A. Star.
LADIES
Over 80 years of age. neat appearance: =
work: no selling. See secretary, 1905
Tower BLDG. l4th and X SITS. NV. from
SOLICITORS.
Exceptional opportunity for young
women, with home telephone to earn an
nus arrangement. Apply by letter, stat
ing age and experience. Box 16-A. Star.
MONEY in Your Spare Time.
Investigate at once. The most unusual
opportunity to make . substantial income
during your spare time in our Introductory
advertising campaign. No information
over phone: Universal Sales Corp, 210
Denrike BLDG. 1910 Vermont ave.
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Continued TomorroW.)

Tomorrow: The boat trip is more
fun than Iris has had in months.
She wires Patti and Roger questions
her about the last sentence.
Evening star., 1938-01-10

COLORED NIGHT WATCHMAN elevator
or r. q; x; operator, experienced: refer.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

orator, typlSt, trial balance. statements.
eSommercia! experience, . years. Al firm,
NoItu 3-"o-W. TO-
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YOUNG MAN college graduate deSire.
position with future: advertising display
anu newspaper circulation experience no
selling. Box 4O6-D. Star, 10.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN, days work and Lawn
CRY 10 take home; experienced and refer
ehces; or part-tlme WORK. Decatur ll3S
COLORED WOMAN wants Work as cook
ana general houSework, stay at nieht
Call 1921 NJ ST. NV
FILIPINO. excellent chauffeur and bIItle-
Knows Know CITY we'll wishes position in a very
drink or smoke; furnish excellent refer
room eos. Wv ID. -
GIRL. coiored, wants day work; best ref
erenceS. Call Atlantic s454-J
GIRL reliable colored wants part-time
Holh' mornings or evenings good worker.
rel. North $3.50
Girl coIored. wants houSevork GOOD
IeleFence; home nights North s41T-W.
OF py Ietter. :'':l eth st. NV.
GlRL GIRL coiored reliable, desires work.
GIRL colored. reliable wishes afternoon
GIRL colored: reliable, wants general
housework fun or part time: reference
Call North 1o.O5
GIRL colored, desires gh.w.. nurse. part
i45S 80
GIRL. neat. colored, wants part-time dav
Work or steady work, general housework or
chllo nurse experienced. willing worker:
reference. Dupont lf:is
GIRL, colored wishes part-time. dav.s
work or all-day work: small family: eood
IaunoreSS; reference. North 3356-J
LAUNDRY wanted to take: sun dried;
also days work: 10 years references
Phone Met. OS6O
MAID. colored thoroughly competent: part
time or general houSeWork: highest refer
ehces. Phone District 5l33.
Evening star., 1938-01-10

| rAhMER and dairyman wishes to max.
| change; would consider shares Fairfax
! Lodge Vienna Va 10.
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FIRST-AID CLASS
Series to Start January 10 at Pre-
cinct IL Auditorium.

The first of series of weekly
classes in standard first aid will be
held January 19 at pm. in the
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NURSE. experienced, will take care of in
.sno or keep house for elderly people.
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HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE claim Investigator and ad-
and salary Box ASIA Star
CABINETMAKER, must be frst-class on
reproductions and repairs; steady position
Tor good man. Apply between 5 and q m.
tonight. Jas. Moss $40 Conduit rd n W
COLLECTORS. >. with cars: must have
newspaper, insurance or MAGAZINE collec-
tlon experience; also good reference For
appointment write. Box BOSE. Star Civ
Ing age and experience.
CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH statesmen
Two wanted; must be reliable. Hohensee
Motors Inc, 23 Laurel ave, Takoma
DIsHWAsHER- white man. expert
1927 H st. NV
MAJ MAN, fully experienced in meat, vegetables
and groceries must be expert meat cut
ter. Apply 1892 10th st. NV
MARRIED Nh.1F. MEN. several. with sales
pany Apply 5o2 Carpenter Bldg, 10th
PRESSER. white experienced Apply MT,
HarrS, washington Laundry, 18th and
SALESMAN with car to sell reconditioned
National cash registers. small drawing
against liberal commission; large territory
GIVE full particulars first letter Box
SOD. Star.
SALESMEN- organization desires
statesmen to sell gas Appliances on COM
MISSION 81 basis. with drawing account. Box
statesmen. over 40. anxious to build
career anew where age is no barrier. will
De trained IN proven sales plan. Age is
ssh sn asSes msn "1a IS He ,neTe se no no
hlm consistently over 500 week comm
Leads furn. References required Write
on n and teR dayn no. dsa2es Rsp in
Sons, !. S. 18th st, Philadelphia Pa.
WHITE. SANDWICH BOY wanted. Apply
Concord Restaurant. q: Kennedy st. n ".
@ MiehI work. pm, pm. Salary. $40
YOUNG MEN to learn automobile selling.
fun or part time: every opportunity gwen
oeginnels TO make money See Mr.: Kaley.
Georxe'o"n Motor Company. ;i'49 NJ
YOUNG MAN well educated. to sell ma
tlonaIly known line Of specialized print
Irsbaiesoooks s4snbs manfod books auto
taurant checks social security systems,
etc: for every type of business; preferably
tunity. Write fully to the Shelby Sales
book Co, Shelby. Ohio.
ATTENTION. experienced MAGAZINE men;
we have new proposition, that will pay
week sales per day; spot verification and
no sreFeriicston; drawing account on
terlfed orders II desired; Apply; ready
ST. NV, Room .Ia
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to increase
your income during your spare time. II
you dlt nov tilpiOytQ ana can devote
two hours OF spare time each day. you
can make your spare time work for you.
Box l.e3-A. Star
SALESMAN - Excellent opportunity for
man to establish himself on profiiab per-
manent basis with largest national manu-
facturer in its field. prefer man expe-
duction new model offers splendid oppor
tunlty for immediate success: protected
territory available WASHINGTON. d. c. and
adjacent Maryland and Virginia counties:
thorough training with experienced man
and every possible corporations: must have
car write. stating axe. experience.
U. s.. SLICING MACHINE CO,
"lu N. l.th ST. PIIILA.. PA.
THE J. P. WATKINS co.
Can use two men for route work in estab-
llShed territories. No experience required.
WE TRAIN YOU. II from $50 to $50 per
week interests you call between y and IL
m. at 5I3 K St NV
Evening star., 1938-01-10

DENTAL HYGIENIST and assistant post
Ion, experienced; references typist
oeorgetoWn graduate. Columbia 4os3 10
NURSE wishes case; experienced. Call Col,
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hardware clerk; d. C. permit; desires yo,.
q @ any kind. Falls Church 10, George
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Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Everywhere you'll find this true:
Old tricks are often good as new.
Mrs Rpddy
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

WE WANT to get in touch with m.chan-
lcally inclined men with character refer
education who wish 10 better themselves
by training in spare time for electric re-
trlseration and alrcond!tI industries,
Box JOli-C Star Ins
Evening star., 1938-01-10
HELP MEN AND WOMEk

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE preferably
some college training. to correct papers in
return for tuition in day sections of local
commercial college; hours 8 TO 4:3O. Box
315-A. Star
MAN AND WIFE to run coffee agency;
up to $40 first week: automobile given
as bonus. Write Albert Mills, 44Ol Mon
mouth. Cincinnati Ohio. IL
OFFICE SPACE IN EXCHANGE FOR AN
sWering phone and some typnR; give de-
tails. Box 3.:'-A. Star
TALENTED SINGERS, dancers comedians
musicians. etc. write National Amateur
Theatrical Guild. Box o2O-D. Star
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. coiored, wants day work, best ref

GlRL reliable. colored wants part-tlne
Nolh' mornings or evenings; good worker
Evening star., 1938-01-10

LOST.
BLACK SPANIEL. l eve gone Reward if
returned to Mrs. Breese, 3OlI Gates I'd.
NV. Emerson uuS3.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male face
white and brown, one brown and one white
ear. Mrs. Sidney A. Sharpe. Clarendon
COCKER SPANIEL light tan color, male,
.l45 James T. Crouch, 300 Conn. ave.
NV. Apt. :'43. To-
COCKER SPANIEL. black. male. Friday
night in Hyattsvile: reward. $40 Forest
drive Hyattsville. Md. -
DIAMOND RING, white gold: small dia-
mondS on either side: reward. Columbia
942S. 1866 Quincy st. NV. -
DOG. Irish setter male, reddish brown:
reward. Call Georgia 7645.
Ann from MI Saver: between Blessed
Sacrament School and 5452 Nebraska ave.
Emerson 9oS2.
PURSE, black crepe gilt frame. containing
change purse compact. etc. Sat. eve. be-
tween Z and 30 Col. rd. and Adams
Mill I'd. en- route Chevy Chase; valued as
Keepsake: substantial reward. Columbia
SSn6. Apt. 3O1.
WATCH. ladys. wrist. white gold. down.
town or in taxi. Friday afternoon; re-
ward Miss Ripley. Dist. 4o.o. IL
WRIST WATCH. gold Hamilton: inscrip,,
ton on back: watch had sentimental
value Very liberal reward for return.
4"S Woodward Bldg.
ONE LADYS SUIT. 3-PIECE: MANS
SUIT WITH EXTRA ~ PANTS: I.s pH-
LIBERAL REWARD. SHEPHERD 4osl r.
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GIRL colored. wants houSeuork: GOOD
reference: home nights North s4-SW
or by letter 1921 eth ST. NV
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SALESMEN.
SALESMAN.

Mon. between 10 and . See Mr.. Howard,
Evans d Palmer. 14ih and L SITS. NV.
SALESMAN.
We have opening here for additional
salesman to sell our well-known line Of
business systems and equipment Attrac-
tive recorder business can be established.
Our line Is very complete and covers most
every business record control need through
continuous form stationery systems. If
interested in connection with a future.
dependent on the way the job is done.
and feel you can qualify. phone or write
A J. Kennedy Southern sales manager
the Egry Register Co.. care Ambassador
Hotel. for interview. IL"
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RESEARCH general: commercial legisle-
toI uon reasonable rates; references Box
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FOUND

Animals and articles OF value
that hare been found may be dd-
rert'Sed in The Star irithOuf charge
II no rerdrd is expected
Each advertisement THI be Inn
ited to tour lines. The name and
address OF Advertiser pill be re-
QHirfd
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- FOUND.

DOG. found at Both and Bladensburg I'd
ne Decatur l.1"-J.
PCLICE DOG, brindle. male. wearing COL
lar. near National Museum on Constitution
ave. on Saturday. Lincoln 3l95-J.
Evening star., 1938-01-10

tion; reasonable rates: references. Box
433-D, Star. II.
SIENOGRAPHER-TYP general clerical
": Sl5 week. Atlantic s57a.
SIENOGRAPHE APHER-SECRETARY, fast ac-
Curate experienced. age "a references.
Can MISS Marshall. Natl. "@66. l2'
olENOGRAPHER, accurate and fast typist.
expert stencil cutter. experienced in va-i
gus uheS OF business, especially direct
mall letter shop and automotiye detail and
iIlInii''he' Don ts4-D, Star. To-
oIENO.-IYPlST or general office work
several years experience: willing to start
az small salary. Call Lincoln 1885 ask
toi 4HiH "aIcott. To-
SOCIAL SECRETARY. for
merly with prominent au-
thor. Box 325-D, Star. 100
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LADIES

Over 80 years of age. neat appearance: q
remunerative position: pleasant. dignifed
work: no selling. See secretary, 1905
Tower BLDG. I4th and X SITS NV. from
10 to Il am. and 2 to 4 pm.
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NOr'l S-d- 0'AS "N' NJ
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-HE next day Iris followed PATHS
advice and slept until almost
noon. She awakened to see
i the warm sun slantinq through
Evening star., 1938-01-10

Exceptional opportunity for young
women, with home telephone. to earn an
nus arrangement. Apply by letter, stat
ing age and experience. Box 16-A. Star.
Evening star., 1938-01-10

GIRL colored: reliable, wants general
nouseTork full or part time: reference.
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Student F1neerprlnt Exam. Salary. S1,440.
S5-Calcuating Machines--S5.
coMINd sSf ExAMs srHS1A STaTISrI IS TISsRsE 81 r9S
STEN.. TYPE, TABULATINCi EXAM. BE-
GIN TODAY. The Civil Service Prepsra-
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Japan Blockades Communists,

Japan bIOCka0eS communists.
TIENTSIN, North China, Oct. %
P).-Japanese military authorities to-
day supplemented their armed action
against Chinese guerillss with an eco
nomic blockade against Chinese Com
munlst areas in Northern Shansi and
Eastern Hopeh provinces.
The measure was similar to that
urged by Generalissimo Chang Kai-
shek, Chinese Nationalist leader, be-
fore Chinese central armies Joined the
guerrilla forces in fighting japanese
invasion
The order pohibited movement of all
materials for manufactures Of NUM-
tlons and printing and imposed bar
riers against the transport of food
stuffs by rail into Red territory.
Customs officials at the same time
prohibited export from North China
OF wool and hemp. The United States
formerly was the principal market for
wool but recently the buyers mostly
have been Germans.