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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Clinton Chapel AME
Zion Church

Sunday school was well attended
Sunday j B. Johnson 5 superin.
tendent. The Rev. Mr. Nocn, Mrs
p. C. Jones and others took pan
in the lesson discussions
At IL am. the pastor dcli,creik
forceful message, text. Daniel ~
In the day Of these kings shall
the God OF heaven set up king.
dom. which shall never he DESTROY.
ed subject, The Fal % I'm.
pires."
The wee society wa conducted
by NJ. Wilson. the president
The closing sermon WAS deliver.
cd at pm. by Joseph Raspberry,
of Quinn Chapel AME church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02

er group.
The service at 1880 pm. was In
charge OF the deacons. The Rev.
]. 5. Scott preached from the
theme. Troubled Waters
Sunday night featured club night.
The church was specially decorated
and the attendance was large.
The public is invited to worship
al Mt. Vernon.
The members OF the church ex-
tend deepest sympathy to the FAM
lily OF the late Mr.. Kelly, member
OF Mt. Vernon. who passed away
recently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
|Satan's Job
To Deceive And
Tear Down Men
Corinthian
Senior Choir
Has Program

The Sunday school Is prosr,..,
under Supt. George Sanas.'
Ninety-five pupils were nr"'..
Sunday morning. ''''1
s. Phillips explains the lo,...
Mrs. Hattie Mallette. of Misslssioa1'
was a visitor. 'pDl'
Preaching was conduc,ad :. :,
am. The deacons CONQUERED ~. .
er service. Excellent service w..
rendered by the Senior and Innio.
choirs. Solos were sung by y
Mucker and George Rolling -
The pastor. the Rev. T. ] Joh.
son. preached very cloauen, ,s,.
mon, the text being. Cor i:is.ss
theme, "Satins Kingdom IN.
speaker said in part: 81, i Satan.
desire TO tempt. 10 separate N 4,
celye. 10 destroy and fesi down N.
kingdom OF God in me hearu !,
men,
Al s pm. program was render.
ed by the Senior choir. Narioa,
members OF the choir rsnde,sa
solos and readings. Mrs Willie Ma
GILES was mistress OF coremonIs,
Father Richards, an elderly mem.
Der OF the church. gave som.
touching remarks.
The Radio chorus Of Corin,hisn
church broadcasts each Sleasv 4,
7:15 pm. over wEXL. The nubN,
is invited 10 tune in and listen "A
fifteen minutes Of Gospel and splr.
itual songs.
Pastor Jackson and q numbe,
OF the members arc planning 10 A..
tend the National Ban'is, conyen.
ton In Philadelphia IA
Mrs. W VI. Williams Is church
reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Hartford Prayer Band

Services o. Tho Hariford Avenuc
PRAYER Band began at tho usual
hour AZ Hartford ccn'cr. SUNDAY.
~ $3.50 O'Clock Deacon Hill pre-
sided assisted hy Deacons lancas-
ter. G w Jackson + a viyians
and others Mrs Eva Jackson was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
THE Church Needs What It Stands
For States St. Paul Anne. Pastor

sunday school was opened az
asa sunday morning With Supr
HN'scy Dyc conducting
Promptly az II am The choir
marched 10 singing Keep silent.
he Master Is Here Pastor W. r.
Rice preached from Cor llO-15.
subject "wha, the Church Needs
is Waa' y stands FOR
~ pm the Fhurch % Christ
Holiness w which The Rev, Mr.
9 bert pastor rendered an ex-
e.licn pgoeram az 81 Paul The
program consisted Of solos and
directs Mrs Fluker was mistress ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02

ccss brings no lasting comfort "a
man Nan can buy h peace with
man. hu' man cannon hug his
peace With God Jacob had on,
great voice I'D whom he was ac-
couniable, The voice ~ conscience
His ill-goifcn gains gave him nc
rect He had stolen from his broth.
or and later stole from his uncle
hni now he had come face 10 face
with God The day ~ accounting
comes % AZ workers Of iniquiiv
IN he straight pathway OF lie We
soc Tho irue pathway 10 God :
glory. said the minister The
highest JOY. Tho fruest love. ihe
greatest happiness are Win those
Who face God in his glorious path.
WAYS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Christian Science

Man viii be the subject of me
iessou-sermon IN an Christian Sci
tnco churches throughout The world
az sunday sept >
TIE golden text Genesis ia7j
e God created man IN his own
image in ne IMAGE % God created
10 hm
Among me Bible citations Is this
passage Psalm 81 37l Mark
The perfect man and behold the
uHrlrhi- for Tho end Or that man :
peace"
rarrela'iye passages 10 be read
from ne hris'ian Science text.
book Srlenoe and Health With
Key 10 tae Scriptures. hv MARY
Baker Eddy include tho following
~ sou God IS he creator ol
man and. he divine priprip'e oi
man remaining perfect the divine
idea or reflection. man. remains
perfect
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02

in charge OF The consecration ses-
sion. after which a testimonial
meeting was conducted for an hour
Thirty-four took part
Several visitors were present
In absence OF Mrs Abbott, Mrs
Edwards reported for The Home
Altar committee Mrs. Gay. chair
man ~ membership also made a
favorable report Mrs Davis was
new membcr present.
Mrs Grafton was absent on ao-
count OF illness Mrs Jones also
Ia member of the sick committee.
WIS ahsoni
Chairman Nlsians made a partial
report More than lJ6 patients in
local hosplft's were visited over
ihc week oud Tracks ~ the Bible
were distributed 10 many Of the
SICK and prayer Was offered.
Mrs Annie Hill 1926 Hartford
street. offered ia conduct healing
prayer free TO any person desiring
IA service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Lets Swing
Back Darden
This Generation
Going Wrong

The sunday slhssl lesson at
Metropolitan cSffch WAS interest
lngly discussA Sunday%with Supt.
l.. r. Darden in charge.
At 1870. Or. a. c. williams, the
pastor. delivered a profound dis
course. subject. Let's Swing
Back The speaker showed by H.
lustration how the present genera
ton is swinging too far In the
wrong direction
After the morning worship din
ner was served in the church base
ment and a fine program presented
Mrs. Gcier and Mrs. - Wills were
in charge. Robert Perkins the
speaker
Members OF Metropolitan church
are urged 10 read The Tribune and
keep Informed about The program
OF tho church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Jacobs Deception Did
Not Fool God-- Herbert
By ATTORNEY Alfred Casey

=
ol Morehouse college preached a
great sermon on the Story OF J2,
cob az Greater Macedonia. ST.
Aabin and Muleit streets. sunday
morning Many 81 the sons and
daughters OF the well known sea;
o., learning were ia the congrega-
ton 10 hear and greet pr Herbert;
The Rev Mr. coleman pastor OF
Greater Macedonia. bad invited Or
Herbert hcfe some weeks aeo.
Il was a glorious SUNDAY and the
church vas packed 70 capacity. \
large choir sang hymrs Of prals,
ard Mr. Anderson. Derots pop
Mar baritone singer, ren!fr~d 'wO
numbers accompanied By Mrs Es-
Sic SaaW. founder az he Essie
shaw Musical Center Macedonia
is in the midst - drive 70 pay
Of lis mortgage and also 10 send
rs delegation ~ Use Rapiis con-
venton = Phtadelph'a
Tbs. Fey Mr Coleman, pastor
81 Macedonia. oae of DsNot's
leading orators introduced Or
Herberf as ore Of he sreafeS men
he kroVs Nos, men axe cducat
ed away from ire people That is
miseducaficr ilr ccucaton IS cor
service said the Rev Mr. Cole
man There are few really edu-
Gated ren Who remain popular
with the masses Rui ur tierhsr'
Is such as man. said ne pastor
During he tine Df ilerheri
has served as president Of More
house COLLEGE. be has also served
as pastor o. Hickory Grove Bsp-
list church. and ne IS ropular
pastor. a very rare personality IN
deed. continued The Rev Mr. Cole
man. | hereby nominate Dr Her
bert for the degree ~ CT ard
CP.. college president and coun
try pastor Or Herbert Is wGl1
educated man AMI deyaui CHRIS
iian leader
Or. Herber, took FOR ~ 'e2'
The Story of Jacob a cardinal
principle 81 ihls worid hat an
men must struggle FOR living ana
Or. Herbert pointed - jacob ~ 4
go-ge'ter type who lit not care
how he go' ais Jacob go' 20 he a
millionaire IN HIS Gay by MS
stealth. deception ard taking adj
vantage az The olcr fellow
weaknasses Jacob Went ZIP hy drag
girg his brother down SAID Dr
Herber'
jacob go' MS stayf III We hyl
fak.ag a milton dollar birihriehi
.or a twenty-five cent mess q; poi
faEe from his e~n hyc'aer. SAID
ne clergyman Getting aaesd 80
ie is leSisahie rail hcliese
sei'!nS ahead p tie hy tair ard
honorable mc ,oas Bu' when "e
Stoop f1 '1g low prat.Ce or 'rip
~.rr lp ite ether te.ow in order
- fake The p-'ze IT'S unjust ard
rtch t1Mpe ifi1n ard c0rrlpfs
aim who practices such methods
Jacob 'ook advantage - fsar.
MS brother il moment ~ weak
ness IN a rioment ~ desperation
and despair ari sod his britl-
gh fa- NESS ~ a0"ase sad
TIE mi-.-er.
Nnen ! ponder upon 'af coVei'd
TO-DAY. some mes "o'Her 'Aa'
people are as -N'H as inft are
seems "'nlfr r. NE '.at inel
ret aloas as W. as ia'N eqi 'Nai
they remain a. near be- cross as
they d.
>peaks ri the Negro Woman
"Nv great admiration goes out
70 The Negro woman. sad Dr
Herbert Her lot IL hard her
burdens arc ma~v. hat She nnfail-
ngly arr.es on She IS no' SUP
ported lv f~ 0Nn men SIZE must
20 ont to WORK 20 support me
"Vn+es "'-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
If THE FAKE
| MONEY IS FAKE,
| sos The REAL!

The United States Secret Ser
vice has uncovered an amazing
case Of German counterfeitsng.
Through a "black bourse" in
New York, American tourists
and business men have long
been able 70 buy. al good dis
counts. marks Struggled here by
German refugees. Recently
there have turned up on the
bourse marks which arc "in-
perfect" The purchaser who
enters Germany is blandly told
by customs guards that the
money is bogus. Bus ace treas
ury engravers have compared
the "counterfeits" with genuine
MARKS and say there's no doubt
that both came from the same
engraving plant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
WE GIVE THE PUBLIC WHAT THEY
WANT, AT A PRICE THEY CAN
AEEnRn To pIx

Protect Yourself and your Insurance. We
offer our service for your protection. Let rs
convince Jon that ANDERSON offers moro
for your money than others.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-09-07
BEAUTY PARLOR V
OPENS MONDAY

Monday is the opening day for the 1ong-awai ted
beauty parlor which equipped months ago for
the Of local residents. Greenbelt Consumer Ser
vices, Inc, which will operate the new shop, an
nounces an open house Saturday, September 9, from
to 3 Pm. for inspection Of the new enterprises.
Operator in charge will be Miss Madeline Bras
sor, Of Httsfie1d Massachusetts,, who is graduate
of the Wi1fred Hal rdressing Academy Of ton,
an operator wi several years. experience. She will
be the sole operator until the volume of bu sire SIS
can be determined.
Permanent waves will be offered at a single
price, eliminating the twoprce "come-on" featured
by many beauty shops. The finger waving process
WILL be the "Msto-SiR", process which is
guaranteed to produce 20 minute hair drying per-
iod, boon to busy housewives and mothers.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-09-07
Water Circus Will Feature
Dives and Stunts

gala water circus to climax the summer swim
ming program will take place Sunday, September 10 at
Pm. Approximately 50 local swimmers will per-
form. Like a real tent show there will be three
ring events going on at all times.
Featured events include talented young diver
who will perform many di YES and be aped by number
OF young Greenbe1t boys, dressed in brown monkey
suits, in comedy routine from the high and low
boards. Donald Brewer young local performer
will execute many fancy dives.
Six seals from the frozen north have agreed to
come down and do real seal stunts in the pool.
There will be a number Of clowns to perform
stunts from the boards and in the water. These
clowns may be recognized members Of the girls
Tmbling Act.
Several Of the Grenbelt women swimmers will do
wal tz and tandem swimming routines.
And like all circuses the Wild west element will
be represented. There Will be bronco riders and
chariot racers.
The ta11est in the world will be in the aud
1ence pointing out the underwater sights. While
girls vend peanuts and cracker jack along the side
lines.
This Water Circus is directed by Hiss Doris Dun
gan Of the Recreation Department with the help of
Bill Norris and Paul Dunbar, life guards.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-09-07
Town Fair Qpeh fSr,3 Big Days

= THEE full days of entertainment began this af-
terobn when the first Town Fair opened at o'clock
in DE Elementary School with practi cally every
garhzation in Greenbelt participa Wallace
Mabee, who directed the arrangements of the Fair,
said the opening that he we'll satisfied with
the work which had been done but that he already had
in mind number of improvements which could be made
for next year.
Besides the variety of exhibits in the auditor
im and in several other there will be pro-
gram Of ent ertaient which incl udes music, play
and other features Retire. shnents Will be available
in the home economics room across the hall from the
auditorium.
The Greenbelt Singles Club has provided hostess
and guide service for visitors.
Prizes in the various Contest Will be awarded ap-
pro7imately every hour of the Fair.
On the program committee Mrs. WI. herWagen,
Harry B. LYMAN, William R. Neblett and Lyman L.
Woodman.
The prize awarding committee incl udes George ".
Bryant, Mrs. S. H. Downs, Harry B. LYMAN, William
A. Kinsley and Mrs. C. F. Pearson.
Organizations participating in the Fair and the
nature Of their exhibits follow:
American Legion Post No. 1856 Patriotic display,
ung items Of World War interest contributed by
MEMBERS of the Post.
Athletic Associa tion-Sports contests. Medals
other awards be pre- scented to the winners
Of recreational contests conduc ted by the
Association during the past month more.
Better Buyers C1ub-Nsp1ay Of meats, weights
and measures. Exhibit from Department Of Agricul-
tnre dealing with foods and dangerous drugs, and a
showing Of deceptive containers. Canned fruit and
vegetable contest, in seven classes: Class Canned
Fruit; Class II, Canned Vegetables; Class III, Pre-
VI, Buffers; Class VII, Juices. $500 grand prize,
and st and End prizes of $500 and $500 in each
class.
Boy Scout Troop No. 2o2-hsplay depicting camp
life and indicating the purposes Of Boy Scouting.
Boy Scout Mothers-Rread, cake and candy contest,
in three classes Class T. Bread, Rolls, etc.; Glass
II, Cookies, Candy, etc.; classIII, Fancy Cakes,
Doughnuts, etc. $500 grand prize, and 1st and md
prizes of $500 and $500 in each class.
Camera club-Rsplay of salon prints made by
members. Display of Photographic equi Iment. Snap
shot contest in four classes. Prizes Of $500 cash
will be awarded in each Glass;
Catholic Ladies c1ub-Hobby and oddity contest,
in three classes: Class 7, Antique entries; Class
II, Hobby entries; Class III, Oddly entries. $500
grand prize, and LIST and Ind prizes Of $500 and
$500 In each class.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

PIANO-During our big Xmas sale So
down will deliver any new piano in our
store to your home. Many fine makes
new and used. to choose from; Knabe.
iSef' bic NeIson. Sfs Fischer. Chase Chase and Baker,
Gulbransen. Settereren. Shoninger. etc
slightly used spinetS. S129 UP. Out Of
the high-rent district, We can offer YOU
the lowest prices in the city. OPEN EVE
NINGS. The Piano Shop. 1015 7th ST.
n " RenIhlic LOO
Evening star., 1939-11-29

FUR NECKPIECE. lady'S, small; on Georgia
ave, bet Gallatln and Decatur, reward.
Rando1ph 1892
Evening star., 1939-11-29

AT THIS SEASON we have few openings
for extra sales help; silk underwear and
spect our merchandise Good percentage.
Gramont Wholesalers. SO3 Penn. ave. u. W.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

FARM AND GARDEN.
wELL-ROTTED COW MANURE. quality
and quantity guaranteed also soil direct
from farm. Waters. Wisconsin 41o5.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

springs, vanity: must dispose Of at once
CeM eyes. Atl 2453-W. .n2G 14th ST Sc
Evening star., 1939-11-29

PIANO-Smallest size, latest model Wur-
sniendd H eondon Hu very Special seo only '
Very easy terms Natl 413n kits. 1890
G ST NV. OPEN EVENINGS except Sat-
Evening star., 1939-11-29

GAS RANGES brand-neV factory samples:
less than wholesale Rebuilt S7.5 deliv
cred. j. S. LIE Fevre 2007 K NV.
GAS RANGE-1nameled 4-burner side
oven storage space used good condition
big bargain: 81 80 delivered Hechinger Co
Evening star., 1939-11-29

SALES MANAGER WANTED BY
WELL-KNOWN WHOLESALER
OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
MUST HAVE PROVEN RECORD
OF ABILITY TO HANDLE MEN
AND HAVE WIDE ACQUAINT-
ANCE AMONG RETAILERS OF
BEVERAGES. SALARY TO Be
GIN. $4,000 PER YEAR PLUS
BONUS. GIVE FULL DETAILS
IN FIRST LETTER. ALL RE-
PLIES CONFIDENTIAL. AD-
DRESS BOX 297-X, STAR.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

CADET SUIT, from Western High. size 3s.
excellent condition. $40 oxford 0145-J or
1910 N Vermont St. Arl
Evening star., 1939-11-29

FURNITURE BARGAINS = Factory floor
samples at tremendous savings for cash
Stvle and quality in suites and odd pieces
Try STAHLER S FURNITURE CO, 625 F
ST NV open eyes. until nm
FURNITUFE-Mahoa sideboard. china
closet. table. side table, sewing machine.
bookcases. librarv table. desk. suitable doc
tors offce. Can be seen after Tuesday
Columbia $3.50
Evening star., 1939-11-29
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

CHEF colored for lst-class restaurant. not
hotei style; no buying necessary. be able to
make rolls. puddings, cook by recipe; good
salary, GOOD hours Box 5t--X. Star,
LAUNDRY MARKER or assorter, expert
enced Box ll9-V. Star.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

GROCERY STOCK. must sacrifice on &C.
count of lease; must be sold completely.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
HELP MEN.

Men, white, over 81 years of age.
with D. C. permits, to drive
Diamond Cabs.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

"Sl2 CONN. AVE Apt 1-Lsree, airy
room for girls. jewish home privileges.
board optional. near bus Col LIZ
Evening star., 1939-11-29

r Z. TSFV- AZ NH seen IUUrS-
dav. Riverside Ants. Pas C ST nv
FURNJTURE-Content of model home a.
sensational SAVINGS; brand-rev liv rm,
din rm 3 bedrms chairs tables. springs,
mattresses rugs, lamps, etc 45l5 44th st.
NV Emerson 063 Int Decorator
Evening star., 1939-11-29

LIVING ROOM SUITE 3.pc, bed-daven-
Port and chairs rust and green friezette.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

DIAMOND HORSESHOE PIN in dining
room OF Hilltop Restaurant Sat. night.
Nov. %. Very liberia reward. Phone Hill
Evening star., 1939-11-29
FOUND.
AGENTS.

WRIST WATCH, ladys white Elgin: found
Sunday night. Call daytime, District 500.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

FNAMFIED SINK sond nsed lsxo4 roll
rim with back 50 40. big barpair for
homes. summer cottages. etc Herhineer Co
FLOORING used free Of nails: special,
Sl3 80 per 900 bI n . delivered smaller
Quantities slightly higher Hechneer Co.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
BICYCLE REPAIRS.
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

BICYCLES oyerhauled. painted etc, for
Xmas 50 up For estimates Mich O1O0.
Georgetown Bicycle Shop 1917 Wis. ave.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ROOFING, asbestos siding. Easements water
proofed; Bird e. Son 3-year payment plan.
American Reroofing Co. Inc. Wis. 5400.
GENERAL REPAIRS remodelng. carpentry,
roofing, masonry and decorating United
Const, Co Wis. 1868. Free estimates. s.
MODERNIzE YOUR HOME NOW!
HEATING PAPERING
PLUMBING PAINTING
ROOFING INSULATING
REMODELING SIDING
PLASTERING CARPENTRY
81 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
20 Years of Satisfactory Service
TABOR'S HOME RENOVATING CO.,
Office and ShouroomS.
1920 Irving ST. NV. Adams 1900:
GUARANTEED
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
From Cellar to Attic
Deal With a Reliable Firm.
NO CASH DOWN.
Small Monthly Payments.
Free Estimates
Federal Contracting Co.. Inc,
913 New York Ave. NV
Natl. I416. Night, Natl 1417.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

DOG-Wll party who brought injured dog
to 1929 18th st. ne. please return again.
orn tlat in
Evening star., 1939-11-29
SAlESkEN,
statesmen

SALESMEN part time. excellent opportu-
nifty to make extra Christmas money; old,
reliable established company. Call At.
5000 for appointment.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUsEwORKER and cook. care
of baby; live in: $40 month, 6459 3lst st.
n W.
GIRL. general houSework; good cleaner and
laundresS; live in; SO mo. city references.
Hobar' 1870. After Is. Georgia 3049
Girl. gh W. cookinc, mall family; stav
NIGHTS references g VIZ $40 3lst st.
NV, Chevy Chase D C..
MAID white. general houseWorF: small
home. gCoi pay Telephone Woodlcy 1S2S
for apnolntment.
WOMAN white, hieh school education,
c h.W.. part care . children must live in,
Emerson 1850
WOMAN. white or colored. experienced
with . small children stay in, $50 month.
Woodlev 2&:1 1Sl3 Sherrier p. n W.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
COAL. WOOD FUEL OIL
ARLINGTON COAL co.
DOGS. PETS. ETC

sCoTTY PUP, male. 3 months old WITH
p4pers 1924 Penra. ave NV %"
BEAGLES for sale ] broke . started.
ca! Ilnc l90-W. after m.
BOSTON BULL, beautiful jet black: Q
years old champion stock. excellent pedi-
gree l926 4th St ne.
RABBIT DOGS. male years: . female
PUPPIES. > months all for S25 All O4On
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE. completely tram
ed. fuI-grOU1 collie for sale; beautiful pet,
Republic POSI-, Ext. sos, after ON
Evening star., 1939-11-29

COCKER SPANIEL, black and white, Mary
land tag No. 44S2; reward. Call Shep-
Evening star., 1939-11-29

ON JANUARY 1 THE SERVICES
OF 5 EXPERIENCED TOBACCO
AND CANDY statesmen WILL
BE REQUIRED BY THE RE1NER
DISTRIBUTING co. GUARAN-
TEED DRAWING ACCOUNT OF
S35 PER WEEK PLUS COMMIS-
SION. APPLY NOW TO MR..
REINER, 1901 K ST. NV, Be
TWEEN THE HOURS OF 9 AND
IL NOON FOR INTERVIEW.
ALL INQUIRIES AND INTER-
VIEWS CONFIDENTIAL.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

LIVING ROOM. mohair frieze. You can't
tell this ute from new. as 1t only has
seen a model house. Beautiful frame and
the . pieces are in Wine Priced low
OpeN nights Liberal credit ACME
STORAGE CO. fshowroom), 1890 14th st.
n u Georpia
Evening star., 1939-11-29

PIANOS-GrandS spinetS. consoles. uprts,
Steinway. Knabe. Chickerine. Stief. Estey.
Shonineer. Hardman. Weaver and practice
pianos sold for storage and other charges
at American Storage, 2S01 Georgia ave.
through Lawson e. Co 30s
Evening star., 1939-11-29

6HWI Tor APPOINTMENT.
Statesmen
For one of the fastest selling merchandise
specialtles on the market today. Oualifca-
tionS are honesty. intelligence, diligence.
an automobile and a desire to earn at
least 81. 600 a year II you are interested
come to Room 21l. Colorado Bldg, l4th
and G stsr from : to . tonieht
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
2 NEW HOUSE statesmen.
To cover builders own houses Several
new groups lust beng completed Must
have D. c. and Md. real estate license and
car Leads furnished See Mr.. Baker be-
tween 10 and pm daily.
BAKER REALTY co. 1920 K St. NV
Evening star., 1939-11-29

FOLDER, red paper, containing charts;
left on Friendship Hts. car reward. Can
MS