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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-06-09
English Press Demapds Earl.
Stanhope Resign Eaty Pfst

! The London paA|Express
today called for the resignation
Of Earl Stanhope, First lord of
the admiralty, in connection
with the sinking of the Englishe
submarine Thetis.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-06-09

around which 81 nations are gather
ing their exhibits. In the middle ap-
pears q modern sculptural group
called Speed" featuring a woman
astride a winged horse. At the bot
tom Is one unit of tulip beds. More
than 100000 bulbs were imported
from Holland to accentuate land
scaping.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-06-09

Jenny Lind's Grave
Jenny Lind, the Swedish nlghtln.
gaze is buried In Malvern, England.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-06-09
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Evening star., 1939-05-07
Old and New Engines
To Bring Film Stars
To Washington
70-Yeor-OId Locomotive
To Help Pull Troin
Here Tuesday

Past and present in locomotives
are combining to bring to Washing
ton Tuesday train of movie play
ers and others who participated in
the production Of Union Pacific, ~
railroad epic
One of the locomotives will be "Old
Flfty-eight," 70-year-old wood
burner. The other will be 5000
horsepower electric engine, built to
pull II cars at 125 miles an hour.
"Old Fifty-eight," no sluggard
when it comes to speed, can travel
60 miles an hour, but owing to its
venerable years, is restricted to 35
miles an hour on this trip. To con-
form to Interstate Commerce regu-
lations, it has been equipped with
such safety devices as airbrakes,
electric headlights and automatic
coupling.
Among the players on the train
will be Glenda Farrell, Warren Will
liam, Marsha Hunt. Robert Preston,
Brian Donlevy. Lynn Overman, Pa
tricia Morrison, William Henry,
Evelyn Venable, Anthony Quinn,
Sheila Darcy, Judith King, Luana
Walters and Evelyn Luckey.
The special is scheduled to arrive
at the Union Station at pm.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Co|ored School: Swim
Taken by Douglas,
Baltimore, High

Local colored high school SWIM
ming teams provided little opposi-
ton for Douglas High of Baltimore
yesterday and the visitors won the
first South Atlantic High School
Conference championship in the
Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. pool.
Douglas scored SO points while
Armstrong was best of the District
trio with "a. Cardozo scored l8 and
Dunbar II. James Lineberger of
Armstrong was the only Washington
entrant to win an event.
Summaries:
oo-yard free style-Won by Garrison
Rector Dunbar. Time, 30.5 seconds.
ldu-ydrd breast stroke-Won by J. Har-
ris Douglas; second, Miller tCardozo) !:
third. jackson Armstrong Time. / min
ute ! 4 seconds
:00Iyard free style-.won by Lansey
third, West Dunbar: fourth Rudd (Car-
l00-yard back stroke-Won by Kennard
GDouelasl: second. Lewis Dunbar: third,
Skyles DOUGLAS: third. James Dunbar
fArmstrone, second. McRae 'DousIas1: ,1Siss s.:
third. Cade Douglas: fourth Jefferson
armstrong;. Time. $50 seconds
15O-yard medley relay-Won by Doug
las: second; Armstrong: third Cardozo;
l60-yard relay-Won BY DOUGLAS: sec
ond, Armstrone; third. Cardozo fourth
Dunbar.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Clock Tower to Be Erected
As Memorial to Norment
Cornerstone Rites
Viii! Be Led by Son
Friday Afternoon

AS a memorial to the late Clar-
ence F. Norment, sr., former chair
man of the board of directors, the
Terminal Refrigerating and Ware
housing Corp. will lay the corner
stone and dedicate new clock tower
at 2:30 pm. Friday at the building
at Twelfth and F. streets S.W
Clarence F. Norment, jr., member
of the board of the T. R. & w. c.,
who is president of the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Co., will lay
the cornerstone at the cornice of
the building about Is feet above the
street level.
Ceremonies. which will be partici-
pated in by number of business
and civic leaders, will take place.
however, at stand on Twelfth
street, near Maine avenue, in sight
of the new tower.
Speakers will include Commits
sioner Melvin C. Hazen, Gen. Julian
Schley, chief of Army Engineers,
who was formerly Engineer Com
missioner of the District, and Col.
c. D. Young, vice president Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The pre-
siding officer will be Col. Wrisley
Brown, president of the T. r. g.
w. C.
The memorial tower is to be 10
feet in height, with large clock,
the face of which, Illuminated at
night, will be visible in East Potomac
Park, across the Washington Chan
mel 1t is expected to be completed
in about 30 days.
The bell, which will strike the
hours and half hours, now is located
in the adjacent engine room of the
corporation. and will be struck dur
ing the dedication ceremonies.
Half an hour of the ceremonies
will be broadcast over Station
WMAL.
The speakers, it is understood,
will touch on the improvements
| which have been made In the
Evening star., 1939-05-07
LOST.

ACCOUNT BOOK. during April; sold let
tering. green BACKGROUND: lOx13: ~ re-
ward. Mrs. McKnight, 1900 r st. Du. ss4O.
FOUNTAIN PEN. black Schaeffer Lifetime;
neighborhood Conn. ave. and Porter ST.;
reward Emerson 60S1.
FOX TERRIER. all white. male scar on
back 1877 tag: reward. Dist. 1871. y"
FURS. silver fox. in brown paper bag:
vicinity Union Station Liberal reward
Call MIR Moerman. 743 Investment Bldg
National IeSS.
GLASSES mans. in Mayflower Optical Co.
case. Sat Call Schlaifer Col. :;a4 w.
3121 9th st NV. -
MERIT OF WAR CROSS, lost Wednesday;
bronze medal. name OF King Victor Em-
manuel on front; reward Green .919-W
PACKAGE containing gloves ON Wisconsin
ave. Saturday morning. Finder please call
Woodley BASS reward
PASS BOOK of New York bank, containing
sum OF money; downtown section. Box
14-E Star
SCO1'fIE. in north Rock Greek PIX. Mon
day ans to name of jock. tag No.
~ oi; reward Geo GAIL.
SETTER. black with white breast and
paws: answers to the name of Don.
Call Michigan :tSSS.
SPECTACLES in red leather case. lost
Thursday. April p; reward North 4495.
WATCH. lady's. wrist. Fri. 2o0 pm. on
Conn. ave. street car between Dupont and
l. St: liberal reward Wardman Park Hotel.
apt. 4l9-A. Col. 1000
WRIST WATCH. ladys Elein; white gold,
initials E. A. B. Phone Geo. 09l5; re-
ward.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
American u. Netmen Rout
Hampden n-Sydney, 81

A substitute doubles team dropped
the only point as American Univer-
sity's tennis team came within a
match of blanking Hampden- Sgd
ney yesterday on the Eagles courts
The score was 81. All of the
Eagles victories came in straight
sets. but Meyer and Etchison-
playing the No 3 doubles match
were shut out, 60, 60.
Summaries:
sinses-Fausold "a " defeated
defeated Allison, 6-l.. Sc: Stink
a u defeated Russell al. 2-6:
Webb "a. u defeated Porter, 6-3. 60:
Iaylor "a. u defeated Van Meter.
6-3. e. Trowbridge "a u defeated
Gibson, Sc f-4
Donbles-Webb and Hudson "a. " de-
fea.ed Richards and Russell. 60. Ga;
Fauso!c ard Stink "A " defeated
Meter and Gibson 'Hampden-Sydney> de-
feated Meyer and Etchison. 60. Go
Evening star., 1939-05-07
ItuIiuns Battle Greeks
In BOWLING Series

Washington's foremost Italian and
Greek bowlers will clash at the
Queenpin tonight at 7:3O in the
opening half of 10-game match
to be finished next Sunday at the
Northeast Temple.
Ready to fire for the Greeks will
be Pantos, Places. Matrakos, Chi
pouris, Dracopoulos and Tompros
and for the Italians. Pacini, Santini,
Freschi, De Fino, Di Misa. Micro,
Miciotto, Vitale and Nick Rinaldi.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Athletes Get Awards
AtCentraI Y. NC. A.
Annual Banquet
W. E. Goither, Lee Borbosh
High Among Over 200
Receiving Honors

More than 200 athletes received
awards last night at the annual
athletic banquet of the Central
Young Mems Christian Association
in the "Y" Building, and which was
followed by the annual athletic prom
w. Ernest Gather was given q
medal as the Y. NJ G. AS out
standing athlete of the year, while
to Lee Barbash went the award
Of honor This is the highest dis
tinction conferred by the Physical
Education Committee and is given
annually to the individual who
rendered S:n rcst outstanding
service in the field of physical edu-
cation" During the past season
Barbash has been secretary treas
urer of the Athletic Council, chair
man of it's Social Committee, chair
man of the Soft Ball and Basket
Ball Committees and manager of
the basket ball and soft ball teams.
Gather has been captain of the
gym team the last four years and
during that time has been high
coAiip lildll az lllUCl HlSCUS
and in local "Y' championships.
DR.. Carson P. Frailey and L. c.
Everard were presented honorary
athletic awards for outstanding
leadership and service during the
last two years.
The banquet program included
an address by Max Harrington,
director of athletics at George
Washington University. and instru-
mental music by the Misses Eliza
beth. Mary and Doris Conklin. The
awards were presented in behalf
OF the Y. M. C. A. by DR.. Cousen
B. Conklin. w. c. Woodward was
POSTMASTER. Evelyn Knight, local
entertainer, was featured in song
numbers at the dance and a comedy
number was done by Mary Jane
Owens and Elynor johnson.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
College Sports
Baseball.

Baseball.
MARYLAND. 5; Washington COLLEGE. 8.
Army, :: GEORGETOWN, ,.
Pennsylv;ania, ma 80: Y Yale. ie,"'hss.' iss
Dartmouth. 8; Harvard. 3.
Williams. s: Princeton. +.
n: G. state 8: North Carolina, 3.
Randolph- Macon. =: Wake Forest. /.
Lenoir-Rhyne; 8; Guilford: !.
Brldgewater. Q; Virginia Medical. 4
Mercersburg. 10: staunton ". A.. s.
Iowa, 9; Chicago g.
Indiana. 7: Purdue. &.
s.rar Northwestern b Ohio State. l..
NeSrassa: MSnassa I: s: lt!inHis; KANSAS / 4.
Hillas, IIilnols college ~; Wheaton. 8.
Elmhurst, 2-3; Eureka O-2.
West Virginia. 10: Pitt :.
Michigan State. IA Notre Dame, g..
Western Michigan Teachers, 10: Ohio
Virginia, q: washington and Lee. 2.
Missouri, q; Kansas State. 8.
Maryland -: walhinsion Tanss; and Lee. 40.
Cthclic u saas: Wake Forest. 56's.
S.rosn;,,r.: Cornell 81: Pc Penrsylvan,ia;, M a,
NY u, Is: Temple. S. '
Pittsburgh, los; West Virginia. IS
Miami: e6'?: Michigan Normal, s4ls,
WHii,,am H,nhnnna and erN.s Mary So; Richmond as
Frosh 40.
Michisane ees So. Indiana, 4ah.
Sofee Sotaue DAME me- 81 !linoS ohio 1s stai. 50
Wisconsin. a6la;- Northwestern "9ha.
Missouri 66l2: Iowa State 64la.
Nesrassa e1as. .oi. e.; Kansas 5a'a; Kansas
Marquette 81; Michisan State AS.
Greenbrier. 25: .Staunton. 23h St.
easiSHhf is oIk Uni onion yfsR'' s Aaasssa SR1sss
Milwaukee State Teachers, 66; Loyola
lChicaReol 65 ,, w.uo o.,
Akron. is.
virsinia Tech, 73: N. c. State. SO.
Baltimore A c.. 6: MARYLAND. 5.
Navy b, 10; MARYLAND Club. ,.
Navy. Il; Loyola 4.
washington and Lee, s; North Caro-
lima, 3.
Mssylandd Na'rs.. /. 2; c.Catstdwn cath9lIe u o.
nlsate 6meaiean p oeorfasEnn e fHampdensydney. l.
Navy Piebes, 9: Hun School. o.
Mercersburg. 8; Tome. /.
Brideewater, g: VIRGINS, Medical 0.
Northwestern; 8; Western Michigan
MARQUETTE 8; Beloit,
toyola Of Chicago. g: Detroit. 3.
Lake Forest, @: North Central, 0.
Duke. z: Richmond, 9.
Navy s: Columbia. l.
Kansas. 81 Kansas State, /.
Golf.
GEORGETOWN. z; Pennsylvania, 9.
WASHINGTON and Lee. z: Navy ..
Iowa State. Il: Minnesota. 10
Kansas. 9Ia; Kansas State. Sls.
Oklahoma, z: Missouri 2.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Champion Turtle Poses

Publicity Director Jack Joyner
advises that Kap, the turtle that
broke all existing records in the
intercollegiate race at Detroit by
going IL feet in seconds, is on dis
play on the Tennessee campus. Kap
was the Tennessee entry.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Army's Strong Finish
Brings Lacrosse Win
Over ST. Johns
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpatcn 10 Inc star.
WEST POINT, N. Y, May g.
A strong finish gave Army's la
crosse team an 1l-8 victory over st.
Johns Of Annapolis here today, the
cadets scoring four times in the last
period to break TT tie.
st. Johns led only once during
the game, after its opening goal in
the first period. Army, however, put
together five successive points in the
second period and withstood a
counter-rally of the visitors for a
6-5 advantage at half-time. St.
Johns scored twice to Army's once
IN the third quarter, but three quick
goals in the final period put the fin
ishing touches on the Johnnies.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Woodrow Wilson Nine
Defeated by r. IN.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

FRONT ROYAL, Va. May g.
Woodrow Wilson High of Washing
ton dropped 6-3 diamond decision
to Randolph Macon today. The
host team broke % tie in the
fourth and went on to win handily
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Gets 20 Points in Meet

BLACKSBURG, Va, May 6 (P.-
With Co-Captain Meade Bradshaw
taking four firsts for a total of 20
points, the Virginia Tech trackmen
walloped North Carolina State, 70 to
So, here today.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

=. Scoring Loyola-Geller go. WYATT;
Navy-Hendrix 90. Hedrick l3D. Miller.
Seaman. Ruhe t2). Refo ~. Mason.
Substitutions: Loyola-ODay Litz Nc
Fadden. Blackler: Navy-Welch. Refo Mer-
dlnser. Sellers. Hedrck. Seaman. Mason,
Moore. Randall Shaffer, Bulfinch. Cas-
telo.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Navy Stick Team Easy
Victor Over LoyoIu

ANNAPOLIS, May 6.-Navy's la
crosse team got in good practice fcl
the Maryland game next Saturday
by drubbing Loyola of Baltimore
today. Ia to 4
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Baltimore Gets HurIer

ST. LOUIS, May 6 (P).-Manager
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia
Athletics today sent Pitcher Jim
Reninger on option to Baltimore.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
FOUND.

BREASTPIN. initials NJ B. E., found in
Capitol Theater Friday. May 5. Apply
Star business counter.
ENGLISH BULLDOG. female. Adams
Evening star., 1939-05-07
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Loeol Advertisers

L0C0I A0VeIt1SeSS
Three Lines (Minimum)
l time, 23c line SO
3 times, zoe line 100
7 times. 19c line (consecutively) 800
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Retes
5 lines, l time. 20c line e------$ go
3 lines. 2 times. 15c line------ 1.08
3 lines. 3 times. 15c line l35
DEATH NOTICES-sl25 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less, l5c per
line for additional lines.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal. Sc per line additional
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium OF Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those Of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. married. to keep house. beautiful
suburban home; refs. required. T. W..
SchaefIer. Silver Spring. Nd.
COUPLE white, no children; man for
chauffeur, butler and general work; woman
for cook and assist houSework. Small
monthly to start. New England summers.
Give references. All replies confidential.
Box IBID. Star
COUPLE. settled and sober. hOuseman and
chauffeur, also care vegetable garden and
grounds chickens stock; woman TO COOK,
Nice home in country BOX 2l4-D. Star.
COUPLE tcoloredJ. wife to cook. man to
wait Oh table: can work during the day:
room. BOARD and furnished APT. with small
Saiary; d. g. permit. l451 harvard NV
JANIIOR. exp. d. G. refs. only white no
children); fuil time. 243l h ST. NV. Rep.
Y6bG.
REGISTRARS; good character and educa-
tiOnal background. with pleasing person.
allties: must have liking for muse. State
experience and references. BOX 32o-E. STAR.
advertising work. experience not necessary.
Apply Y24 National Press Bldg.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, experienced. tenn
porary work i'll Richmond. Va. Permanent
position IL satisfactory; state experience,
references. u. q. Parker. Seyilia Hotel,
Richmond. Va.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. shut-ins. with
phones. to help with mission and summer
camp. Good Samaritan Sunshine Club, 13
K st. ne.
WILL GIVE comfor table quarters settled
colored couple exchange part-time service
wife; man must have steady Work. 3llU
Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
YOUR BUSINESS CAREER.

Selling the famous Murphy line of high
class advertising. A pioneer organization
with AA rating and national reputation
for production and performance. Our new
and exclusively copyrighted line includes
art calendars indoor bllboards. greetings
art blotters fans. direct mail. advertising
pencils and other specialties.
We want reliable full-time men year.
round work liberal commissions payable
weekly Also substantial bonus and prizes.
Our sOlden anniversary line scores best
early business past 10 years.
Establish yourself in growing business
Opportunity is here. Act quickly. Outline
experience Give three references,
THE THOS. D. MURPHY CO..
REn OAK IOWA
Evening star., 1939-05-07

Washington and IL counties in Maryland
and Virginia. has good territory open Ior
terial lines not essential. Auto needed.
Excellent commission SetuD. Leads lur-
p9ished, See Mr. Hesrn, Room . 20 lios M
write in detail.
STEADY WORK
time: old established company can offer
employment to 2 more reliable neat
sss I'VE TRATs Sou X
per week interests you. apply BIB K st. NV
statesmen.
men with sales experience to sell
Goodyear tires. Must have car. be between
ages of 234O, and a resident Of Washing
supervised training and reld work An
excellent opportunity for experienced sales
men TO make permanent connection. See
Mr.. Harms. Monday. $50 am. at
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
1900 CONN. AVE.
OPPORTUNITY FOR COLLEGE MAN.
Large financial institution oilers selling
opportunity for man desiring sales work AS
cation, experience. previous esrninks, age
dence telephones and addresses. II your
range RANGED i sos aa%-E. Star.
MEN-AGED 2l-7O.
Sell our service TO stores powerinl;
Qeunltely uscQ, permanent. AH-yeaI-Iouha
sales item Up to Sl5 commission each
sale. Same on repeats. Our service has
been thoroughly tested since 1884 and
sold from coast to coast. Men with cars
preferred. and It's easy to park out here.
Apply :t40! Rhode Island ave. ne. be-
tween 10 and II.
MAN.
A steady good-paying position available
for man with car. Reply, giving brief history
OF yourself and telephone number. Box
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
To sell real estate is offered to expert
enced men. We have popular-prlced homes
TO cover. Full cooperation and assistance
given See Mr.. CroxtOn. Realty Associates.
Inc. 1906 ST. NV.
NEW AND USED CAR
statesmen.
Your opportunity TO make connections
with one OF Washlngtons largest Ford deal
ers selling new or used cars: large stock OF
cars TO sell from; ample moor periods: fun
cooperation given on every deal. you
wish TO increase your earnings. see MI. Bob
Carter ~
PARKWAY MOTORS,
a.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
HELP MEN.
aAI,EQMEN

SALESMEN.
Several. experienced. outside men to sell
complete line Of household Appliances and
furniture; salary and commission basis can
be arranged for right man.
CAMEO FURNITURE CO..
121 Nth NV
Evening star., 1939-05-07
ATTENTION MEM

Here briefly are the highspots OF Q re-
markable new business that will create
unusual earnings for those who are seeking
lifetime sales connection that pays ex-
ceptional profits for those who actually
want work. First. an utterly new product
with natural demand. Second. can pro-
duce $25 per day net profit on sales.
Third. pays steadily. no lean season.
Fourth. big profits to be made in smallest
town or largest city. Fifth. all necessary
equipment furnished to you without any
investment on your part. Apply Room
220. :'30s 14th ST. NV, Monday nj
and 1.Hu
Evening star., 1939-05-07

Army q & 4-11
Sands, Irwin, -Thigpen; St. John S, Tate
Goals--Army, Irwin t2). Gillem (2), Thie-
pen CO. Bollard t2l. Hoisington Keller.
Eaton; st. Johns. Buck "a, Medford t3),
Macmillan.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

Runs scored-Frene GD. Kronfeld
HS' Beckett' Gray. Hettenkemer; Columbus,
innings: by Kronfed. 4 in 2la innings: by
Wells in Z innings. Bases on balls-On
Hardy. &: of Wells. . Two-base hits
Frene, Pyles. Home run-Frene. Umpires
-Messrs. Reter and Eckardt.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
AGENTS..

SUCTION SPONGE. cleans cars like magic
banishes auto-w ashng drudgery. New! Hot
seller! Samples sent on trial. Write In
ventor," 81 Kristie B.dg.. Akron. Ohio.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FOUR
HELP MEN.

car to call on regular retail trade for
local company: sales experience helpful.
but not necessary. Write Box 31O-E. Star.
YOUNG MAN. with initiative. for rent
department Of real estate once; excellent
opportunity for advancement; must have
car; salary to start. $40 per month.
plus liberal commissions. Box 276-E. Star
YOUNG MAN. between 10 and 2I years
in first letter age, general appearance.
education and past working experience,
phone no. and address. Box 444-D. Star
THE FULLER BRUSH COMPANY can place
men. capable OF meeting the public, in
established territory in Washington VII
cinity: pleasant work. with good earnings
10 start. ApplY .3u.A ANY evening.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

REGULAR S4 RUG WASHING. SPECIAL
at &2.15. District Rug Cleaning Co.
Adams 1880. l3I. Euclid ST. NV
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than my =
self. JAMES A. HANLEY. ll"4 Oates st.
ne.
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any other than myself.
tSlsnedI WILLIAM CASH. 2l32 9th st. NV.
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted for by
myself. DIR. WILLIAM A. GOODLOE. S3i
S st. NV. -
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS-For rent or
daced prces TiST UNfrEp STATES sToRAGE
CO. 4ls 10th St NV. ME. 1874.
SPECIAL. MEETING OF FRIENDSHIP
Temple, No. .. Pythian Sisters is, called
on Monday eve. May =. at . O'Clock at
Pythian Temple. lOI., 9th st. n. w.. to make
arrangements for the funeral Of Sister
Alice Curtis on Tuesday. 3 o'clock. from
Chambers funeral parlor. ] tn st. Sc.
DOROTHY ZAMBRO
Evening star., 1939-05-07
MEN DESIRING STEADY
WORK

We will select limited number OF men
at once who live in Washins ton and
vicinity. with privilege Of period Of
instruction at our factory branch at our
expense and start them Immediately.
Married men preferred. as this offer
is responsible one. We require no in
vestment or deposit-but you must be
self with the merits and functioning Of
this product This is steady. prof1t able
sales work. but the very successful method
Of putting the prospect into the market
for this invention Is SO unusual that it
neceSSitateS some preliminary practice in
beginning. new men must be satisfied on
moderate weekly earnings, but later can
increase this Substantially. Previous ex-
toning OF the unit is SO unusual. but
those selected must be willing to work
hard and study to qualify for the higher
incomes Apply Electrolux Corp. Rm. POI.
Denrike Bldg, 1910 Vermont ave. NV,
ON Monday q 30 4 M to 1o.aO
Evening star., 1939-05-07

TWO MEN REQUIRED AT ONCE
FOR PERMANENT OPPORTUNI-
TIES IN WASHINGTON OFFICE
OF LARGE MANUFACTURING
ORGANIZATION.
These are important opportunities and
We want responsible, ambitious men at good
profits who have their own car. Our buSi-
ness is in such growing demand that We
must add two men this week. We also
want q supervisor who Is able to assist
men. To man meeting our requirements.
We are ready 10 offer an exceptional propo-
sition. Apply Monday at 10 am. Hotel
Cairo. 1913 @ st. NV. Ask at desk TOR
F. B. williams