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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Hiram Johnson
Sends Regrets

Congratulations and regrets were
included in a letter Thursday from
Sen Hiram w Johnson to Evan
T. HeweS, chairman Of the Impe-
rial Irrigation District. Referring
to the dedication of public power
and water projects this week. Sena-
tor johnson wrote:
4 wish it had been possible for
me to be with you at your celebra-
ton of a long deferred. deserved
great project I was with you in
spirit. however"
Senator Johnson, who joined with
Phil Swing. former congressman
in framing tAe Swing-Johnson bill
to make the projects possible. was
unable to attend because of iii
health
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

NEW YORn, oct. 70. tUP)-Ine
voices of Snow White and the
prince, two of the characters in
Walt Disney's cartoon movie, "Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs,
spoke a new piece today-this time
in supreme court where they asked
total of 100000 from the film
producer.
Adriana Casselotti tSnow White
and Harry Stockwell CThe Prince
sued Disney and RCA for 100000
and 100000 respectively, for what
they said was a breach of contract.
Miss Casselotti said she received
less than $1,000 for her work in the
picture, and Stockwell said his pay
check was under $500 The film,
they alleged, has already crossed
$10,00000G With other rights.
The suit was based on the allega-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
City Abandons
1920 Tax Sales

Sales of city tax deed property
can no longer be arranged under
the old SO and $40 system, Mayor
II. w. Faweett declared Wednesday
night at a meeting of The FL Centre
city council.
The tax lot sale system, where
by the city sold title on condition
that a building be erected. was dis
continued some time ago" FaWcett
declared "Sales can of course still
be made. bat each price will be de
termmed by the value of the in
dividael property involved. Erect
ing building is not a condition. al
though such plans probably would
affect the councils stand ON prices. "
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

area checking JIle I4dIueS. ana lIltN
were able to put il out.
The victims we're trapped by a
sudden. wind last night after they
ignited a back fire as a firebreak.
The wind encircled them in flames
and escape was impossible. -Four
were CCC enrollees; the other was
Gilbert Mohney, 38. Ridgeway, Pa,
an employe of the United States
department of forests.
After the circle OF flames had
diminished somewhat, Harry STEM
ton, one of the volunteers. fought
his way through and found Mohney
unconscious on a road along which
he had tried TO escape. Stenton held
him in his arms and bathed his
face with cold water. Mohney re-
vived, saw the fire advancing to-
wards them.
Go on and leave me-" he said
III have to give in
He died in Stenton's arms.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Riverside Leads
Safety Figures

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 20. eUP)-
Riverside county leads all California
counties in reduction of fatal rural
highway accidents during the first
eight months CT 1898. it was an
nounced by Director of Motor We
bicles Ray Ingels.
San Joaquin and Yolo counties
were tied for second place.
Riverside had 49 fatalities during
the first eight months of 1887 and
only % for the same period this
year. A feature Of the San Joaquin
county record was a 42-day period
without single fatality.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Nazis Estimate
Huge Land Gains

BERLIN, Oct. j. cUP) - Ger
many acquired 10,885 square miles
of territory from Czechoslovakia in
the Sudetenland dismemberment
and a population which in the 1890
Czechoslovak census totaled 1896, :,
900. the authoritative Reich statis-
teal bureau announced today
1t was added that the to,al area
Of the greater Germany was noW
225,096 square miles and that the
population was 78 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

a'
American Federation OF Labor"
In prediction campaign ad-
dress prepared for delivery here
at noon. Hamilton said that Repub-
Ncans agree with President William
Green o. the A F of l.. that the
administration OF the labor act
is "b!asea Without mentioning
the Committee for Industrial Or
sanitation directly. he added:
They CRepubhcan2) agree, gen.
orally with the amendments to
this legislation approved by the
A. F. Of L. convention. They agree
because they believe that govern
ment should be an umpire to en-
force fair play-not a partisan of
one faction OF organized labor
He began his address with the
assertion that he considered it ap-
propriate TO make clear the atti-
tude of the Republican party to-
ward labor" in the Mahoning VAL
ley-the home of little steel and
the scene Of a CIO strike last year
Citing progressive legislation over
the last 80 years. he said that the
COP. always has been consistent
ly friendly TO labor
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
German Newspaper
Attacks Baruch

EE3LIN. Get. 20. oUP) - The
newspaper Boersen-zeitung said to-
day in an article attacking Bernard
Baruch, American financier:
During the days of the Eur
opean crisis President Roosevelt ap-
pcalcd to European leaders in the
name Of peace, Would it not be a
greater service for the peace of ma
tions if he would see to it that this
nation-which by history and geo
graphy is cast in a role of massail-
able neutrality and is a friend of all
European states - should not be
misuseo by war mohgers?"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Canal Zone Photo
Snappers Held

CRISTOBAL. c. T.. Oct. 90. up
Col. O. l. Spiller, commander Of
Fort Randolph. testified today that
photographs taken in the Canal
Zone by four Germans pictured ra-
iional defense works and could nave
been used by a foreign power to the
injury o. the United States.
Splller testified at a hearing for
the Germans. VINO were arrested by
q sentry On charges of illegally TAX
ing photographs near Canal forti-
/ fications.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Snow White, Prince Speaks New Bits u
AskinQ More MOneYFor Voices

tion that reprOductiOns Of their
voices were made for phonograph
records IN violation of their con-
tracts. Franklin Waldheim, attorney
said in an answer TO the petit on
that Miss Casselotti and Stockwell
had signed releases for the phono-
graph recordings.
He added that although ION the
surface it would seem they did
not receive much by way of COM
pensation," they were unknowns
when the picture was filmed and
that it gave them "a break they
would not have gotten otherwise"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
EGYPTIAN QUEEN
EXPECTING CHILD

CAIRO. Egypt. Oct. 20 up
Queen Farida. young wife of King
Farouk. is expecting the birth Of a
baby it was announced today. Her
physicians said the child may be
expected early in November.
King Farouk and Farida were
married last January 20
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Attorney to TaIk
At Brawiey Meet

Dave Smith. Los Angeles attor-
ney, will be the chief speaker Oct
27 at a meeting Of the Associated
Chambers Of Commerce in Brawley
The meeting will be at the Planters
hotel.
Harold Tyler, vice president, will
preside in the absence of Earl Cav
anah.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
TELEPHONE OFFICIAL HERE

Charles c. Campbell district
commercial representative of the
telephone company, viii spend
Thursday and Friday in Imperial
Valley. He lives in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Forest Fire Leaves Five Dead in
SO Square Miles Of New England
Sportsman S Paradise Area

SINNOMAHONING Pa. Oct. 20 (UP)-A forest fire
which killed five men and injured 20 eXtnguished
today More than 300 had fought for days the
fire which burned 80 square miles of the SportSmans
Paradise in Cameron county heavy rain deluged the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
FINE PAID

Arthur McAuley. booked for
drunkenness at EI Centre police
station. was released on payment o.
$40 fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Hamilton Pledges COP TO Amend Act
Governing Labor Administration;
Cites Agreement With AF0L

WARREN. O.. Oct. 20. IUP)-Chairman John D. NJ
Hamilton of the Republican national committee said today
that Republican members of the next congress would
seek amendment Of the national labor relations I'll
the interest of fair play for the worker fair play for the
Evening star., 1938-08-16
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
THE handsome wood pussy belongs
to the weasel family and to the
sub-family Mephitinae. This is divid-
ed into three principal groups, which
are the big skunks. spotted skunks,
and the hog-nose skunks. They are
all equipped with ammunition and
guns. They difference between them
lies in their size and features. They
have in common, short ears. long fur,
very large plumy tails. thin white
stripe on the face, and a broad one
beginning on the nape of the neck,
and this stripe spreads over the
shoulders and reaches to the hind
quarters.
This fur is very much in demand
and skunk farms are paying indus
tries. Their research departments
long ago discovered how a minor op-
Grafton could be performed to dis
arm the critters"
Skunks have been called "the chill
dren of the devil" though this is
misleading. Porcupine could be call
ed Satsn's offspring. too, with as
much cause. Skunks have been equip
ped with amber gas and q double
barreled gun to be used for self pro
lection If untroubled, a skunk will
live lifetime without once discharg-
ing a volley of his penetrating fumes
Let us realize that the skunk is an
American and was here before our
forefathers took possession. He has
come to realize that he is given the
right of way. that he does not have
10 be clever as the fox and other
neighbors. He has innate refine
ment. for he always gives you warn
ing when you intrude too far into
his domain or family affairs. He is
not troubled with wanderlust.
His songs do not disturb the peace,
his hfe is one that is strictly honor
able, for he minds his own business
religiously. When brought up as a
pet he is happy and behaves like a
gentleman.
Their favorite food consists of in
sectS, most of them our Toes. On oc-
casion they may vary the diet with
Evening star., 1938-08-16
Natures Children
Hog.Nosed Skunk
(Conepatus mesolencus).

fruit and they love bugs and rodents,
and believe 1t or not. they tackle the
swapping turtle, besting him all the
time.
Indians and others claim the flesh
of the skunk is tender and free from
odor. The food upon which he thrieves
surely would not taint the meat His
handsome fur coat is what makes him
valuable and it masquerades under
some high sounding names to the
trade.
The much feared battery is located
at the root of his bushy tail-two
glands. The fluid is amber colored
and may be shot for a distance of
several feet. There is no combination
of bad odors that can describe it, and
it will linger on about the spot and
whatever it touches for a long time.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
MEN
LIVING IN WASHINGTON
AND TOWNS NEARBY

LARGE international corporation has
opening Tor men, TO introduce a new prod
uct priced for this pricss-conscious period
exclusive. needfu and fully covered by
atents A very large profit TO the dealer.
snd rapid increases to. the men who can
do good job Of distribution under fran
Chise
Men for this and surrounding COM
munities can be placed at once Prefer
men who have had appliance sales ex-
oerience and have automobiles Men with
crews should also see US Can use a few
men. too. who have had no selling expert
ence but are anxious to make money in
this new field. Men Of this type who
impress US will be trained at our expense.
The opportunity is unusual. Men replying
should be able to go to work at once
ApDlv Cairo Hotel. 1915 Que st NV
1900 Am. sharp, Wednesday morning,
Ask at deslAfor Mr. Williams
Evening star., 1938-08-16

Fresh earth has something In 1t that
will and does absorb the fearsome
smell. y
When fired into the eyes Of an on
coming enemy the fluid blinds and
chokes.. Yet as have remined you.
the skunk always give fair warning
whenever possible. First he will stamp
his foot, second the plumy flag is
hoisted straight up in the air-still
time to save yourself much sorrow.
If you stand your ground or step for
ward, the tail is laid fiat upon the
skunk's back to avoid any contact
with the fluid, there Is roundabout
Evening star., 1938-08-16
REPAIRS 3 SERVICE.
(Continuedl
PAPERTNG-PATNTTNG

hI C1k1lNS-1 AIN 1N1.
Free estimate; rooms, $3.50 and up:
white help; 20 yrs expr.; guaranteed ma
terial only. Mr.. Wand Randolph 1907.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGNG-spe
for $4b with genuine sunfast and wash
able wallpapers. We do our own work.
Father and sons. Cali Col. O633. l6'
PAPERING Rooms 81 up: also
tion. Meek. Atlantic O4O6.
PAPERING Rooms, So up; s rooms
"a CASAA>0 and hall. S2b up; also
painting. Dlastering. gen'l repairs. r. H. A.
terms. Atlantic 1852.
PAPERING-Reas. prices Reliable paper
hanger. Estimates any time Greenwood
391 1S-J. 1901 r. I. ave. Mt. Rainier.
PAPER HANGING this. week only $3.50
per room: 1888 washable. sunfast papers;
work guaranteed. Adams 1891.
PAPERHANGING and painting; rooms pa
Dered, ,S4 up; no Job too small: work
guaranteed: floors refinished. Att. 37s3.
PAPERHANGING, painting: work guaran-
teed rock.bottom prices: looking for work;
father and son. Columbia S773.
RER-DECORATOR - Piasterins.
cementinR.. carpentering, paperins. paint
ing, years experience. For quality work
call District 1919. tColored)
PLASTERING AND CEMENT wORK-No
lob too far or too small. William Thomas.
lO7 M st. NV. District 1870. 1s'
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobbing and
North 624S
Evening star., 1938-08-16
HELP MEN,.
CONTINUED

CHEF must be 1OOes dependable. sober
and CAPABLE; pleasant surroundings. Ap-
ply BOX I39-H. Star.
g ss Scus daily Yoqns or % y os es1
hour: reference. Box S7s-J: Star. II:
DELIVERY BOY. white. for grocery store.
Must nave ana clear s permit
White or eclored ioae state experence. salary
expected. afiiliation. Box 23l-J. Star. II.
HoUsEMAN. who. can drive car. serve
ana prepare simple meals when REQUIRED.
pleasant % f UPSTAIRS hsn room @ and bath provided.
Box Iss-H Star. .'"----.-,. ' 80 '
NAN AND WIFE to run coffee agency: up
So Est aussns''s s ies t'sR
mouth. Cincinnati. Ohio. 16'
MAN wanted. interested in physical culture.
or solicitor. 1716 H st. NV. w.
MAN wanted to canvass plumbing work In
siTsimia pm Rsndoy sats5y cGmmis''on sig Call after
MAN to contact builders, in regard to plac-
ing the Bendix Home Laundry in new
homes. Very attractive proposition to The
heating, 2&1a r. l. ave ne. Phone North
MAN Of character. aualified by experience
and background. to represent local
the distribution Of second issue Of its Sc
cu.ities. An excellent opportunity. In
Qulre jas washington bloR.
MECHANIC. experienced. for plumbing and
heating 1obbing shop. Box 65-H Star.
RADIO MAN must be expert on auto
radio repairs and installation. References
or need not apply Ask for David Herson.
Manhattan Auto and Radio Co. 1906 1th
st NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. to cover new
houses and sell brokerage in ne. and sc.
section; must be worker and have
license: cooperation. Waple & james.
YOUNG MAN is offered opportunity as
Junior salesman by well-established COM
pany. selling to business houses; must
six months Tell us about yourself. Box
a9-J. Star.
EARN MONEY DAILY selling Social Sc
curity plates: also stamping machines.
blank plates and cases for sale. Security
Plate Co.. 60S Eye st. NV.
SEVERAL experienced service station man.
aeers needed, must furnish bond. Apply
1900 Bennng rd. ne.
BECAUSE of increased business we can
use two more capable statesmen OF GOOD
Mr.. Mcdonnell 3 to . pm. Tuesday or
Wednesday at park office, Washington Ma
tional CSmetery Corp. Suitland rd.. Md.
opposite Cedar Hill. Telephone Spruce
O2S4
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. apply between
10 and IL am. II you are interested in
earning $50 and up per week. Do not
apply unless you are neat, aggressive and
at least 81. Free classes daily for taxi
drivers identification cards
UNION TAXICAB ASSN.
1DRn .IJnd CIT
Evening star., 1938-08-16

face and the air is filled with deadly
charge from the famous breech- loader
which can also be a repeater. for the
animal can control the number and
size of the volleys
One thing for you to remember-a
skunk cannot fire If you hold him up
by the tail He must have the use OF
this member in firing. The skunk re-
mains defenseless unless he can ma
nipulate his flag. There is muscular
reason. The guns cannot be fired
unless the owner has the ability to
lift high the flag so the trigger may
be set off and the gas released.
Copyright, l93Sl
Evening star., 1938-08-16

MAN, young, ambitious, mar
ried, wishes to secure en-
ployment. Would like to be
associated with some eStab-
lished concern that has a
future to it; am dependable,
hard working and aggressive.
Have had experience as COL
lector, investigator, but any
other line of endeavor would
be suitable. Good references.
Please phone Mr.. Hunter at
Walnut 8454 or Box 282-J,
Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER- CASHIER -TYPIST. at once
or near future: exp. bonded cashier Life
Ins. Co.. Govt. disbursing office, real estate
Phone Col. 4S66-M. mornings before O.
1s'
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE for the small
business, profit and loss statements tax
reports; small monthly charge. Shepherd
:1oT-J. lS'
LADY. refined. settled; sewing and light
household duties for room, board, small
salary. Box 291-J Star. 49,
NURSE. 3 years exp. take any case: good
with cancer or paralytic. Adams 0769
PRACTICAL NURSE care OF house and
meals. part time preferred; refs Gail
mornings. Decatur 4095.
SEAMSTREsS. colored. desires sewing in
laundry. upholstery shop. anything; by
day: reference. Georgia a122
YOUNG LADY. graduate Mercyhurst Col
lege, B. A. degree. certified to teach Ems
lish. French Latin. social subjects, any
elementary grade: two years experience
private day school one year in elementary
level; desires position as tutor or goyerpess.
willing to travel; exchange references. Box
2S4-J. Star
Evening star., 1938-08-16

Are YOU aggressive? Can YOU aell9
Are you CAPABLE of quick training7 Are
you interested in q new field that has un-
tition? We furnish aualified leads (no
canvassinel and a sales MANAGER to close
your bus mess f YOU need help Our
men work about hours daily and we
have men making more than 500 weekly.
New men can make better than $50 q
week while learning. InveStRate this
after 10 m. Wednesday. 3412 R. l.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
SITUATIONS MEN & WQMEN.

COUPLE. coored neat. wish Job chauf-
feur. cook. exp; ref; also light-skinned
girl wishes part-time cook. maid. waitress;
ref. Dupont 5l.2.
COUPLE. young. colored. want Job cook
maid chauffeur or butler; stay nights,
good references. Call Potomac 4512-M.
COUPLE, colored. young. reliable, wish Job
cook and chauffeur; references. En-
erson Abs until pm
Evening star., 1938-08-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO NEW ORLEANS LA. VIA.
savannah. Ga, THURSDAY; can take 2;
reasonable. HOFFMAN, Dupont 1921.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR TWO
persons to Join congenial party on specially
Great Smokes. Hot Springs. Arkansas and
Mammoth Caves: sixteen days. SEPTEMBER
s-25 inclusive. Box 294-J Star.
TEACHER DESIRES TRAVELLING CON-
panion to Pacific Coast about september i.
Write MARTHA L. CLARK, Chase City.
Va.
GOING TO DETROIT AUG. 81 DE SOTO
car: ret 9th; comfortably seating pas
sensers Geo 2345 Reference,
Evening star., 1938-08-16
SALESkhEN.

REAL ESTATE statesmen experienced
tmen and women. TO sell for owner
Large number of properties. Leads tur-
nished Must have car. Fulton r. Gordon
l421 Eye st. NV. District $3.50.
EARN STEADY INCOME-soaps cleaners
disinfectants. lubricants. ETC.: old mfr;
commission. Baum's. Rome. N Y.
WANTED-Salesman. experienced in selling
supplies to beauty shops. Box 2S1-J Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. colored. wishes days work, laun-
dering or cleaning: reference. North 4826.
WOMAN, colored with references, wants
work cooking for boarding house. Call
Dec 0QAk
Evening star., 1938-08-16
SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT. expert taxes audits. costs.
books started. kept; part time; local refs;
prompt: very reasonable. Randolph 3l3l
ACCOUNTANT young man, college grad
Oxford s26S or write Box 290-J. Star. IS'
BCOKKEEPER. Washinstonian: exp: once
executive: wants, needs, must have work;
part time considered. Box 5S-J. Star. 10.
BUTLER CHAUFFEUR frst-class city ref
erences; free to travel. Call Adams 1'04-W.
CHAUFFEUR. experienced. can furnish best
OF references; will give terms upon inquiry.
Phone North 4459.
ELECTRICIAN. with car. tools and local
reference: all OF part-time work. Adams
'.'!.S-W.
MAN young colored. experienced. wishes
Job rs elevator operator. waiter Or porter,
day OF AiEhi; Al ref. North 9041. Her
man.
MAN yount :2. white. Southern; hard
worker. sober. neat, high school graduate;
any work; fnll or part time. reference.
BoE liuH. Star,
MAN colored desires position drawing.
Robert Blythel =, L st. NV.
with reference: can drive car. Shep. Ala.
MAN colored. can do any Kind of work.
cook, butler. chauffeur; city reference.
Decatur G495.
MAN white single. 81, expert psinter'
nrnsrai repairs. responsible; st steady y.: emp
P o. Box h;:"I Seat Pleasant Nd.
MAN. ardent New Dealer, ~. alert. intelli-
e, Mt seeking u position. Prospective en-
ployer must have exceedingly strong Roose-
veltian tendencies Box 293-J. Star.
MAN young colored, married sober and
intelligent, desires position as housemsn
or waiter with private family or club: ref
erences. Call Coleman, North 1908.
MAN, colored. wants work, chauffeur or
mechanic helper 6l4 Eye ST. sc. At
lsntic 4545-M
PHARMACIST - Thoroughly experienced.
registered in Virginia; excellent references.
Box 2427. Washington. D. c. IL
POSITION as working farm manager.
understands building, exp. and reliable.
A P. Heymond 1881 Calvert st. NV
TRUCK AND TRAILER DRIVER. years
perfect record. sober. honest: hours un-
limited: reference. Box l4l-H. Star.
YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATE office
and sales exp. desires position with salary;
has car. refs. Cleveland OBI.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants Job as second
cook or Kitchen man; reference. Col.
4102-J. mornings.
YOUNG MAN, colored experienced janitor,
desires living quarters in exchange for part
time service in small apartment. Call North
1853 after & pm
Evening star., 1938-08-16
HELP DoMESTlc.
(N1rtyn,,aA

GIRL. white. for general housework 2SO9
18th st. ne. Decatur 6315
GIRL white. c.hw cooking, employed
couple. child years old live in: $40
month: week ends of. some EVENINGS on.
Wis. 1453-M. 4605 Maple ave, Bethes-
da, Md.
GIRL. young, white. experienced, to care
for baby: go home nights; Northwest pre-
ferred. Col 6213-W. ~
MAID white. general honsevork: stay
nights; So week. Wis. 2244.
WOMAN: ref1ned, white. as housekeeper and
care Of baby, Arlineton, Va; nearby refs.
required. Ivy 12S7-W.
WOMAN. white. competent. willing worker.
neat, bet. 20 and 40. for g.h.w.: good cook;
but not essential: live in4 Apply 30I5 Rod
man ST. NV. Wednesday.
WOMAN. white or colored to care for apt.
and boy > yrs. old: stay in. Apply 3104
Mt. Pleasant st. NV, Apt. 2.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
PEACHES
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
ACCOUNTANT young man to manage Of
nee; must have knowledge Of meat and
groc. business; at least 10 wears expert
ence in ONCE; must furnish bond and
reference; excellent nay to right party
Box 14l j. Star. 49,
ADVERTISING ASsISTANT-A tough Job;
a tough boss. Lay out skill. COPY flare
and big capacity for work required All
work and no play. Tell all in letter: age
schooling experience circumstances. SAL
sry. Sell yourself: overlook nothing. Box
391-H. Star
AUTO MECHANIC. steady. sober and in
dustrious: none other need apply. j. L.
Brenner g. Co. 1131 18th st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-Two men with
used-car selling experience, having ability
to follow up leads and capable Of closing
deals. Wide selection and clean stock 10
Gated on one of the fastest-moving corners
In the city. Mr.. Sparks. Steuart Motors.
3rd and H sts. ne.
BooKKEEPER-CAsHIE young man
must have wears experience in once
work risht party. BOX 14s-J. Star. is:
BOY wanted white. to answer telephone
and run errands. 81 week Call Potomac
BUS DRIVERS. only men with experience
driving buses and who possess q d. c.
Identification card need arrly. Satisfactory
recommendations from former employers
required. Call District 41O4 for appoint-
ment.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
J u " u 7
DOMESTIC

RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 1851. 14O2 11th.
has cooks, maids. nurses, g.h.w.. day work
ers, part time, dishwaShers. laundresses.
DOMESTIC. AGENCY Dec. 242I. 1928
9th, furnishes cooks, porters, housemen.
dishwashers. drivers. maids, cooks. Quick
service.