Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1929, Page 37

SPORTS. THE- EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D, s WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929 Service Tilt Not On RUMORS OF PEACE | PROVE PREMATURE GETS PRIZE M of Chicago to Stage Classic Game. BY LAWRENCE PERRY. EW YORK, May 8.—The bubble about an Army-Navy game Las flattened to nothing. 1t originated in Chicago, appar- ently born of a desire to s another service foot ball game ther At least 50 1t looks. So far as any an bition which Chicagoans may have w| hold that classic event on the shore of | | “Bubble” Is Seen as Desire | Logan to Share in Team Cut BOWLING VETE ONEY for Sixth Year in Row in City Tourney. RTHUR LOGAN, Washington's veteran bowling star, for the sixth _consecutive year will share the prize money of the champion team of a city tournament. He is a member of the King Pin quint, which has clinched first place in the Washington City Duckpin Asso- ciation event that finishes its regular schedule at the Coliseum tonight. Lake Michigan, the writer is all for it. There never was a service game held | under braver or more spectacular au pices than that between the Cadets the Midshipmen in the Soldier Stadiuin, in Chicago, three years ago. Certain- | 1y the improvement over the conditions | that obtain in a New York ball park when the Army and Navy play was striking. And if Chicago can reunite the two institutions in athletic contest more power to her. In other words, this is a game that should be played. Grid- iron contests with classic flavor are too few to warrant the disappearance of a traditional gridiron battle such as that between the Army and the Navy. Going through the country, the writer notes a public reaction that is mnot favorable to the existing state of st- fairs. The tendency is to look askance at this break—to say that if the two service branches cannot get along har- moniously in peace time on the fleld of | sport what disagreeable situation might | be expected in the event of war. An eminent naval officer suggests that the Secretary of the Navy and the Scc- retary of War order the superintendents of the two academies to enter a room in Washington with orders not to ~ome out until they had arrived at an agree- ment under which the institutions would resume athletic relations. And personally he does not care whether or not the rules of eligibility at Annapolis and West Point coincide. The great thing, he believes, is to have the game. 1t is, of course, inevitable, that soon- er or later the Army and Navy will get together, just as it is inevitable tiat Harvard and Princeton will. If there 1s anything in tradition—and there is a lot—any enduring continuance of the present deadlock would be a downright Teflection upon amateur sport. ed, it is just that already. All the mnn -EII':;IIC mnel“\’:j:ltl;n% whisperings, the manip 2, g:k. a joke o?thl.nn that should be sacred. Yet, at times, the element of humor creeps in. As, for instance, that Western conference last Decemoer when the Big Ten proposed to. make a stand as to the sort of eligibility which would be demanded of q:‘ponem.s Two -ranking Army officers grmmm e ly of :hetr o"nAii\fl..m- tive, an otherwise. any nte" whznwuflbmty conditions— they were strict—were finally adopted this sentence was added, “with the ex- ception of the Amy and Navy.” Now the Navy appears to have been lite inasmuch as she had fot :&'fi?'}:fimflm with regard to eu(iblmy and, in view of the fact of anflcte.\l‘lbmtyr\lle did ot want it. The position was, and is, rather embarrassing. But no more 0 than for the Army, when Knute Rockne was jockeyed iato ‘writing bis famous eligibility inquiry to the Army, which Ilater he explained satisfactorily to his West Point com- Tades. Let the Army and Na Nny play foot bali. The Army eligibility conditions are sat- isfactory to her and are necessary if Cadet teams are to be worthy. If the Navy can get along—as she seems to te able to do—-under different condtions, why that 15 all right, too. But piay ball. That is the main thing. 341 299 297 209 343 Totals ........ 151,579 F. D. STUART. it 288 3 103 % 253 300 322 Windsor ... H. Mason’ Gregory Harville DOUBLES 93 102 106 88 121 127 SINGLES. 95 80 105 Sherwood. 7 . _Donaldson Donaldzon... Tucker P. Grof H. E. Mason. Griffith . Holkamp SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT IN BOWLING TOURNAMENT 9 120 92 R w F P. € 7 105 9 Singles, 7 Class Class. Weiman. .. A Porter. Henderso Holloran H_ Hiser. Morgan Stevens. B. Dixon... Friedricks. | Barrett. . Seyforih Christie. Cotuzzi_ Thompson [T Curr Vital Dodi [ Fair Bennediito NZ LR I QZ> 2> HB>HOMEIT s-nmmmm O'Neal Williams 200 Hamner . L. Nuber... Teams, 8 P.M. »>a»>bu>Totant>abanoanauE> B! Interstate (Federal League) Merchant Fleet (Fede: Veterans’ Bureau (Federal). Bureau Engraving (Pederal). Agriculture (Federal) Internal Revenue (Fed Post_Offce (Feder: Treasury (Federal Navy (Pederal) Marines (Federall . 4 . 2 (Audit Review) ' .11l Seview No. 1 (Analt Review) Business Men's (No. Wash.) ‘olumbia Heights (No. Wash.j Gtomatic (Western Union). § ational Capital Press rrypnumm ory (No Wash. Church). ... ncis Asbury (No. Wash. Ci Piite Laundry (Laundrymen). ational ‘Laundry (Leundrymen) mbassador Laundry (Laundrymen) lite No. 2 (Laundrymen). olman Laundry (Laundryme ome Leundry (Laundrymen) | to a triumph in the W. C. D. A, The | | following year he was a member of the }1n class A doubles. | Ettinger In 1924 Logan, who is approaching his middle fifties, helped the King Pins Odd Fellows team that won the Capi- 1 tal City Duckpin - Association tourna- | ment which later was abandoned. | In 1926 he helped the King Pins win again in the W. C. D. A. He switched | to the Meyer Davis quint in 1927 and brought it good fortune. In the last| two city tcurnaments he has won with | the King Pins. It is a remarkable record, consider- ing that the tournament is very much | of a lottery. Logan and his partner, Lawson. took the lead last night in the doubles of the Odd Fellows tournament at the King Pin No. 2. Arth got 347 and | Lawson 353 for a total of 700. Law- son had a handicap of 26 pins and Logan rolled from scratch. Logan was even better at anchor for- the Mount Pleasant, No. 1, team. He contributed 363 sticks to a total of 1,589, which was high for the night Jack Wolstenholme is bemoaning a bit of ill fortune today. He entered the final frame of his singles with an op- portunity to beat out Paul Harrison for the W. C. D. A. class A all-events title. He chopped through the middle and fell five pins short of equaling Paul's | mark of 1,128. Jack landed in second place, a few, pins in front of Frank Mischou. His'singles score was 379. Paul's brother Joe and Johnny Welsh totaled 709 to gain a tie for sixth place The Purchasing No. 2 team, with! Donaldson, Malye, Dyer, Hill and Fore- | man all performing well, rolled into thlrd‘ l;h& in the class D, with a set of 1,605. Teams, doubles and singles will be rolled tonight. Tomorrow and Friday all postponed sets will be shot. TRACK MANAGER RESIGNS. CHICAGO, May 8 (®).—Frank J. Bruen, general manager of the Arling- ton Race Track since it was organized, resigned yesterday. He failed to agree with the board of directors on details in connection with the position. He will continue to serve as general man- ;\f‘“ of the Miami Jockey Club, Miami, PIN TOURNEY SCORES qQ 2 S Top s (1,554) Hunt s 105 91112 96 83858 22283 8 Totals. ..510 536 499 Brodts (1.473). Smith... 11375 15t 108 103 '8 91 102 106 n. 102 95120 § §EaceS 229527 8 Totals. . Arunnon " 5 £t Mahoriey ! Mansuy. Totals. .. Temple Purchasing, 2 (1,605). 4 Brown... Don’dson 101 85 Malye... 105 121 87 Drer. 115 106 136 101 115 87 . 116 108 108 Totals. 538 535 532 Delaware (1.488). Watson.. 92 108 i19 Pearson.’ 110 98 101 Smith 94 85 108 93 98 99 Dterman 109 96 $2 Totals. 498 473 517 Reming-Rand (1504), Colwell.. 100 98 124 Tracey.. 113 84 79 Langler.. 85 101 91 Bennett. 102 100 105 Geilmer. 110 97 117 Totals. 510 480 514 cl a3, 107 Green... 103 Serehoicz '88 105 105 Totals. 479 522 483 Original Cost Sommercial 128 Bradford 123 (1.468). Fowler. 85 81 83 Conway.. Totals. DOUBLES. Class A. 102 116 218 492 514 Isemann’ 243089 29 94 103568 108 04 Ganna Duyer welsh . Harrison 2001709 m 120 231660 Bitenbender . 101 103 204—613 101 96 19729 Ruppert Stringer 1 Fenton, 1 | Fenton, Cornell ......... 13 Prettyman’ 92 205—601 Sulis 17 Ewers 91 208597 Selby 9% Penn 184—505 Kabat 78 Perguson 102 171576 137357 98320 e 100—336 92268 | Stoner Wolstenhoimi Jones ... Oppenhcimer MOD000000US > nE kDR Lm0 94—325 | 97372 102348 Iseman . 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Appl 1198%35n Motor Co., Falls Church, BOY with bicycle. _ work around grocery Bo. salred T Tl store, BOY, white, with wheel. 1163 'Ve t ave to_ work in 20._ Appl; th 1 GOLLEGTOR, with_auto, part or full ii for indies’ store. State particulars. age, ary expected, etc. Address Box office. (Continued.) HOLY sMOKE! AS \F IT AINT TROUBLE ENOUGH HAVIN' YER WIFE TH’ TIME YOU GOTTA GO DRAGUIN' HER HERE TO TH’ RPOOL: PARLOR AN EVERYWHERE WELL, MOONSHINE, WouL KNOW AROUND HOME ALL\ o 5o SORTA [ Ap, AFFECTIONATE o W AND— E 1S, Peey, VEH: ITS EASIER TO BRING HER ALONG THAN VT IS TO KisS 1l [l keg U S Pac O . Copyright, 199, by The Chicago 1 ribone MEN WHO POSSI CHARACTER. answered same Wanted—>Men are \ul]mg to work for succes: is a real honest to goodness proposi- tion which does not require one cent investment. It has enabled me to giv my family the necessary things in life, and it will do the same for you. If you are really interested in your future, then by all means look into this. Men will be interviewed Fri- day, May 10, 9 to 11 a.n.—5 to 7 p.m. ROOM 314, INSURANC BLDG., 907 15th ST. N.\V. INSURANOE SALESMAN, Experlenced fire casualty man. This office has the best facilities and the best line-up of companies in the city to isist & pro- ducer to get more and larger business. Office prospects and every assistance given. Hlthfll commissions. Edward N. Parker & Co.._Inc.. Woodward Buildin. g SHOEMAN of superior ability to sell exclusive wom- e clientele. Must have thorough know!- edge. exper! e and personality. Liberal salary: permanent position with opportunity for advancement. Write stating experience and Aage. All correspondence strictly con- fidential, Addrees Box 79-V. Star office. Young Man, About 24 Years Old. COMMERCTAL WORK, LARGE LOCAL COMPANY. Salary; good opportunity for advancement; give phone nc references. Address Box 33-V Star office. SALESMAN —for outside sales force of a national organization. We have an attractive and most desirable ! 8t proposition to offer a man who is industrious and anxious for| permanent employment; unlim- ited opportunity ; experience un- necessary. Apply— THE HECHT CO., Employment Office, 624 F N.W. DRAFTSMAN this COLLECTOR_—Excéllent ppportunity to earn §5000 salary by one who ls willing 1o work rd. aj Credif Clothing Go.. 135 Tth st n-w. ERRAND BOY. wil h bicycle, B vcle. in tatlor Tot sfraid of long hours: must married man prefesred. and. Reference required. o5 Ath A ein. M GARAGE BALESMAN. 30 commission, ~Apply Colem 603, District National Bank Bids. st. n.w. = MANAGER, experienced, to take over lunch and service restaurant; no capital reguired: opportunity for i Ieference experienced: y W kins Products in Washington, D. C.: ers established: excellent opportunity for Tight man: earnings over $40 weekly. N.E. Nielsen, 231 Johnson ave., Newark. N. J. MAN capable of handiing men runnin, tions: must jiate age experience and references lette) Address Box 157-V. Star office. MA] Experienced nerator and battery man. ~ See Mr. unu{' Parkway Motor Co., 1065 Wisconsin ‘ave large force of §Chain of sasoline service s experienced in handling l!h!n‘ rs ge. say from 30 to 65 yrs. with small income, who want to round out their income with pleasant, ~dignified outside work. Phone Pranklin 4484, Ask for Field Mrnager_for_appointment. MEN for selling. 325 and liber: f0,fiart on salary asreement: steady repeat business; necessary &t junior architectural, with high school training and some expe- rience; answer by letter, stating experience, age ‘and salary ex- pected. Address Box 123- vV, Star office. MEN with sales ability—\Would one hundred dollars or more per week interest you? Then come | in and see us; we have hundreds | of inquiries regarding our prod- uct that mean sales that we can- not begin to take care of. Dur- ing April our sales were as great, if not greater, than any other company in the same field in Washington, If you have a car and can give good references, we will hel you financially to get started if necessary. See Mr. Walling, 1722 H st. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. OOOK, male or female, very be: luncheon' and dinner service: in T white or_color | Tor . and show you how. Call I— 216 Bide.'T5th and Eye sts. nw. MEN, 21 to 50, to call FUG Brion 2o (4 B ool $eathe ing. Advancement. Apply Metropolitan Bank Bldg. MEN, 3. Catholic, work; stead Call Ins. Bid, for special campi employmen fore 10:30 . willing to work and learn the insurance business: pay while learning, o ay a.m. omme National Bank Blde. 14th and G sts. nw. oung men, preferably married. Men interesied in a permanent connection with opportunity for advancement. Apply 02| to Mr. ‘Ames, 646 H st. n.e. between 9 and m. OFFICE ASSISTANT—Young . el 35 and 30. for general office work: must have experience in_credits. collections and eeping: splendid opportunity for_man qualifying and willing to leave town. Reply €iving age, experience, religion and gipected. also phone. Address Box OUTSIDE AWNING MAN. experienced, who can_drive a_truck. _Apply 1110 1 PLUMBER, furnish labor only: fixtures: will pay as work progresses. Call North m. and 2 p.m. _ SALESMAN, hat and furnishings, experi- enced: permanent position. APDIY Sarnofl- Irving Hat Store, 933 Pa. ave. n.w. owner hax MEN AND WOMEN to nu hoto cou Paine Studlo, 923 P st. TUERE the proven money- lowest priced razor Joning and stropping 100% profit. ~ Suredg: w_York. WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESMBEN-—Serv- 0k, Inc., require high- el intelligent salesmen to sell direct to consumer a humidor-styl delivers commission. ruarapteed t. Bank B‘l:i(. B 810 10 am., 3 tg 5 hours' A e week. See Mr. Lipsut, p.m.. 120 McGill Bidg. GIRL, colored, with business (raining in hieh " school or by experience, for office. Give qualifications and descriptions of self in own handwriting. Address Box 101 Star_office. RL. neat. depel 3 nw. at 10 a.m. or 6 p.m, Beer Store. GIRL. white, to work at sod Sberienced. " Appls' Lincoln Park Pharmacy, 1301 East_Capitol st. GIRLS, cwenty, colored, to work on_electric sewing machines; steady work. Apply rear, 516 8th st. se. LADIES, 4. wanted for house-to-house can- vassing, one of Washington's oldest music houses; will pay 0od salary and commis- sion. 'Apply from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Tues day. Wednesday or Thursday. Ask for Mr. Big Stlefl Plano Co., Inc., 1340 st. n PRESSERS. th: h And Dieated dresses: sieady Jobs for Good workers. _1220_23rd SALESLADY. experienced. in relling altering ladiés’ coats and dresses: steady po- gition: ood salary; must work'evenings Experienced only necd apply. 1109 H n. BALESLADY, . experienced 7 dresses and coats. One ‘that knows her business. None but experienced need apply. Zigers Style Shop. 804 Tth st. n.w. SALESLADY—Must be experienced in dresses and_coats. _Call Model Shop, 921 G st. n.w. SALLSWOMEN, 3. who have had experience calling on homes. To ladies of ~proven ability we will make an_attractive salary and bonus arrangement. Write your qualifi- cations and_experience in detail. Address Box 454-R. Star office. SALESWOMAN, agreeabic. diplomatic, open- minded and of good appearance. between 25 and 40; preferably inexperienced and willing to learn scientific methods. Address Box 212-8, Star_office SALESWOMEN. 3. to sell advertising 1n pro- fessional directory. Salary and commission. Experience unnecessa Apply 1723 R. 1. ave. n.w SALESWOMEN— chain for you. straps slipping. gerie “V" Co., Conn. STEAM-TABLE perienced; 4 . Te ' Chalad prevent lingerie Every woman buys. Lin- Palm st., North Windham, WOMAN and _carver. to 8:30 p.m.: no Sundsy work; references’ required. Apply Blue & Gray Cafeteria. 722 18th st. n.w. . STENOGRAPHER. commercial —_experience preferred: must be accuraie and rapid: per- manent work; reference. Address Box 161-V, Star ofce. TEACHER, Ores _shorthand, to correct tests. In exchange for course in accounting or other commercial sublects: evening school. 160-V. Star office. WOMAN. _atiracilve travellng Bosition. oid established educational _organization has opening for ambitious party to travel; must be between 22 and 40, with high school education; r.r. fare paid, gusranteed salary. fo start: permanent. position: “epportunity for advancement. Address Box 111-V, Star ated to travel dur- office. WOMAN TEACHERS w. ing Summer _ vacation; _interesting work alone school lines: congenial teacher com- panions: salary to start: rr. fare paid. Give age. education. experience. Address Box_110-V._Star_office. WOMAN. refined. 10 Keep_house and care for 3 children; $i0 week. 315 Takoms ave. Takoma_Park, Md. _Shepherd YOUNG LADIES, Catholic; desirable posi- tions calling on Cathelic familles: work plensant and pays well. Call 8-10 or 1343 H st. n.w.. Room 12l FANCY PRESSERS. Must be experienced in plaiting and han- dling fine garments. 1530 Penna. ave. SALESLADIES, (E\p(‘l”l('n(cd, dresses, coats and millinery. Marvin’s, 734 7th st. n.w. SEAMSTRESS. Wanted at once, experienced seam- stress to sew on WINDOW SHADES. Only sexperienced need apply. The Shade Shop. 830 13th st. n.w. AN OPENING with a real future for a woman of strong persoualnv and executive ability as assistant in al- teration room of a leading depart- {ment store. Only one who hii had |actual experience in this work ‘need apply. State age, experience and salary expected. Address Box CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. Desirable positions are avail- able for young women qualify- ing for tclcphmle operating; good salary paid while learning, wnh increases at frequent inter- vals. Apply to Application Dept., Room 1, 722 12th st. n.w. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continued.) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) MAN want Willing_to % MAN. college. 256 years of manent employment. Add: Star_omce. Lo MAN, younx colored. wi vator operator or porter; Phone Col. 8802. AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED in 48 hours with wonderful new durale lacquer finish that grows handsomer with age. nst rain, snow, ice, steam. soap, am- ia. acids. alkall and alkaline mud. Let uis show you sample of fine Work with this excellent material. Prices, $50 up. Joseph McReynolds, Inc.. 1000 Upshur st.. Col. 427, 1423-1425-1427_L_st_n.w.. Decatur 636, PHARMACIST wi Doctor, North 5834. RADIO REPAIRMAN with inside perience, desires immediate emplo: Best references. Address Box 166-V, A wark. "ot "auy Kina, Cwith_or Address Box 143-V. Star office. B oea i e i SO D6 Sbokkeerer. fales coFrespondent m ink fists. credits. trafc. Address Box 146V, Star office. 2 position: will start with furnish best nce. Call Col. 101 GHILD'S NURSE. housekeeper, rental by refined, educated. capable white wom: will les ity. _Phone Clarendon 520. GIRL wants dictaphone work. typing. ine. ‘Experlenced. Temporary or permanent work satisfactory. Address Box 117-V, I"ll GIRL, colored. bright, as m Ofice,” atore elevator OPErAtor oOr cafeteria Potomac_303! capable, con secre- tarial position in private home: Leting and buying given personal supervision; ref- erence. _Address Box 137-V, NURSE. practical, experienced, sires en- sagement: sick or ipvalid: docto: and for. mer patients endorsements. Frankiin 2 NURSE or soverness w: references. _Cleveland : NURSE. experienced. wishes Cage. an actor ferences. Would travel. Novtn 3387 Apt. 110, STENOGRAPHER. higl Syieck. Phone after IDOW, position. Has ca WOMAN, relial 1o spectable, work as maid ‘I store. doctor's | o nau-t';’ office. or in hair dressing par- Does not want to_do tar CALL (SENTTA) Pot. 27 Fiotier. ‘sfternoons ‘wnd” evenins: and efficient. COOK, general houseworker: €0 or stay. North 1955, > COOK., colored. n 60 part-time of da: North 9 general worl work; can le ani LTS Rome Tights. 1629 V s Tefereazes. woul ey BEDDING—Prepare for your Spring hous cleaning, Mattresses, pillows. box springs and wire springs renovated and remade. Let u: do it now before thie rush; Columbia Bed- ding Co.. 219 G st. n.w. M. 55; BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box sprins aid pillows reno.; best prices and prompt del Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L A a BEDDING of all kinds renovated and mru. ized by, process approved by Health Dept. ‘C. "Prompt service and low prices, Eagle Bedding Go 2318 3in st. nie. Decatur 155 BEDDING RENOVATED. springs, mattress pillows, feather mat.; down com{orts re-co! ered._ideal Bedding 622 E n.w._M. CARPENTER AND B! general repairing. all branches: terior and interior. H. Johnson, 1365 I Col._6917. e | CARPENTERING, 1 plasiering, and all work given special atien- tion.~Cali North 9839, _ CHAIR — CANEING. splinted, upholstering. Armstroni st. n.w. _PFranklin_748: CONCRETE WORK, small excavatin dump trucks. by hour or cont. B able rates. Main _evening: Teas 553, a: Fr._801 FLOOR _SCRAPING, refnsning, _ waxing: cléctric machine, house painting and, rooi . E. Day. Capitol Heights 82. 11° description: very re dustless machines includ Stein klectric FLOORS ~ LAID, —SCRAPE] waxed or finished: experienced white em- ployes. _Acme Fioor Co.. Adams 6883, . scraping. elec. reduced prices. Main_10187. FURNITURE upnommu. Tepaired: slip covers made. Est.cheerfully siven. Retirned free. _Tittensor. 1600 8: w. _N._7702. HOME . REMODELING, pllnunt electrical wiring, , all forms of etc.. metal garages, Collings, ‘Hoofs’ 1aid or refinished, carpenter- ing, all branches: work done by expert me- chanics and Iully guaranteed, on terms of from one to_three ye Contracting Co.. Col. KEYB_Duplicate keys. 25 cents; mi jou Wit " Turner & Clark, few 12213 New_York s Pr. PAINTING. paperhanging. dre rativ 1 terior and exterior. Harry A. Glorius & Ce 3017 Ga._ave._n.w.__Phone Col. 4338. _ my29 PAINTING, PAPERING—For _ clean work call Adams_ 5006. Low pri quick servica._dordon Bres. €33 Gol od. skl PAINTING. interior and e : best ma terial; also roof painting. Cnll O'Brien, Clev. 5780, st. 0. wishes_position of any kind.” Cal ess 2333 Sherman ave. GIRL for ds time ‘work. ton_st._n. GIRL, colored, wants work Cail_Atlantic 3820-3." GIRL, lored. wi ences. 1523 9th -J. PAINTING with lead paint, remodeiing and Jobbing, Screens and metal weather strip- ping._Col. 9135 till PAINTING—Int. au expert_floor finishi; )_Serene, 1209 N. xt. house painting, skilled mechanics’ Main_10187. 20 work done $6 and up: im- T°edaii, 3389 16in 'St PAPERHANGING—Have now at low prices. mediate attentio GIRL, colored, wan ral_houseworke: L yard for rvin: work calied ered. _District 4339, PLAC by a8 ch L NURSE. wh stay_nights. 2419 M s PERHANGING, _ PAINTING. FLOORS. FEleven years o( relhblg unl:l Ildfifl by TER DIUORATOR! PAPERHANGING. painting. electricity. plumbing. roofing and all gen- eral contracting our specialties. We ~wil Paper average size room for $8; special re- duction on all work this 'ltl ly: cash or Call Main 8007, American and lmpravlmem, .. Ine., 'll’ hot-water neai. WATTRESS for Summs private references. Phone North 3186. as’ :mn!‘ cook or ne_Not WOMAN; colored; wants position dolag sen: 1 housework. ' Losraine Siiehells 3 t'i’y‘e Thg Tate, Unden e oh T o o tomuAY e Fate St LP-—DOMES'I’IC. CHAMBERMAID] morning —only: ~ live Georselown preferably. 1518 3ist st West_2322. Gy 2 GENERAL HOUSEWORK, ~ plaii cooking t. competent, neat. 'experienced ir MUSL have references; $10. 416 Shepherd st.. Petworth. h GIRL, colored: gener by Saperienced Virginia in nw. sework ted Call W Potomac it -2 INSTRUCTION COURSE! AUTO_DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. 1n- guire about ¥ method: licensed white ‘!,""fl}'. ml'u’_"fl-'fi"'“s'f‘ LR X e, TONAS, Taos Hopkind st 5w, nexr 200h & F. = sekeeper. for ™ e Ehiindeiohin: small_family, Tel. North 2684. MAID for general housewor references re- auired. Apply 1543 Ups n. wrgn‘s‘ r!ll:)fd. ;fl l‘llr! It':’: (::)-h&;h_flfl:'l n ?xzf.l'f"fx?..'..»'°“‘§a§'x‘ln' sox” 128" Btar ofice SALESMAN on soft drink truck; must know the “soda business and furnish references. See Mrs. Mary Dorsey, ATington Bever Co.._Clarendon. Va, SALESMEN. automobile, seve: ambitious men, to sell the new Chevrolet. ~Experience not. absolut sary as we will train the men we select. Apply to Mr. Boteler, Barry-Fate Mator Co. 2525 Sher) 18_Corm. n cut -cylinder 1y neces- i & DOUBTER. PASS ON: 1¢ PROGRE!— e, read TR of the educational value money you can make by attending a Noor Roted for "1t "thorough: yet- Ehort courses; get the best. earn a real salary: Inauire foday: no oblization. hool. ml u, or M z:al 'TION LECTURE Fublle' Wavited D, G ATR LEGION, "1ao™F t commission. Apply M "delglsofl'"‘?h. SALESMAN, expefienced in men's s furnis ings. 935 Penna. ave. n.w. SALESMEN (2) to sell Chevrolets, new |nd uses ing Bee M 3 SALESMEN to sell the new Pontiac Big 6 and the Oakland All-American 6: good work- £’ conditions: lineral commission. C Addzess Bux 453-R. Star office. o S SAOE SALESMAN—Must have experience and reference. Apply 1128 7th st. n.w. WASHMAN. _experienced, laundry, Phone Rockville 166. 100 YOUNG MAN “with automotive experience for “stock and counter work. Permanent position with chance for _advancement. Creel Bros. 1811 14th st. n.w. YOUNG MAN with knowledge of bookkee ing. stenography and typing wanted immedi: ately by large truck concern; state refer- ences and salary expected. ~Address Box 81-V. Star office. g YOUNG MAN, not over 5 years of ai some office experience necessary. Apply by letter. statiug salary desired. Terminal Ice & Puel Co.. 3rd and K. sts. n.w. YOUNG MAN 1o sell oMce speciaities in Washington and Baltimore; g0od commis- sich. Address Box 138-V. Star office. YOUNG MAN to work in delicatessen. Must be_experienced. | mu n. YOUNG MEN (2) familiar witl Work of electric witing. 24 13U st n W, NIGHT WATCHMAN (WHITE). Must be thoroughly reliable and have the best of reference. 458-R, Star office. sanization. Call at 1085 3ist st. n.w. opportunity for live men with grow- | Address ool YOU WASTE YOUR TIME? You can 'n_commercial art, interior decoration. ume design in a short time nnfl make 1333 F st. 288 Register now for Summer MARCEL wnvmo—rmm‘ ssons carefully Siven i giperienced Sisduste; rices rea- WOMAN. white, seitled: must be 7 East Kirke st. Chevy Chase, consin 2871 'WOMAN. colore £00d reference: Anacostia. o wb? d. Wi ied. general hous essential. 1810 13th st. EMPLOYMENT AGINCIES. 3 ids, butlers, chauf- T TLACE OO, Tk Bevs s i eombt !mwloymem Agency, 1115 You st. n. & : POSITIONS ! e bookk lorks, Saloemet sto,, Proet okkeepers, clerks. saiesmen. Tetration. Bovd s, 1938 G M SITUATION—MEN. lr..lm'nm VIBRATORY _ TREA’ nurse. 939 N. Y. ave., Apt. 3, 1 WHY ENCARGED TOF TGI@ OR OTHER T LUl Conbt Beot Gorrestion Lab- oratory, 612 F n.w.. Suite 108, ground i MASSAGE. PRYSIOTHERAPY. CHIRGERAC: px lr Phone uncum 7137, n c""“‘ Vi mN’!’- COME HOIII AT once. bring bal very | trein fare. _CAR’ NURSE, EXPERIENCED WITH C)fll.DR!N will board lnhnl or young child. Screened st_of mother's ci clll |_Silver hrln 488-M. 11 e CONHTAILE “(l i SHAMPOO AND unml., WATER WAVE or finger wave, §1. Permanent wave, $6.50. WM. PAPERHANGTNG AND PAINTINGT Fiso able 'prices, best Workmanship. We ute Dutch Boy ‘iead and' pure linseed o our _estimate on month's specials; terms. tory service Metropoli- 7 E _st. Fr. 800 PAPERHANGING and _painting prices this week only. We will sc And paper average-size room for guaranteed In writing for § years. Paint- log and general contracting with very low rice cash :{‘ l!flgl: n? lnk:efit. .Pheonle'a e, Decor : Main_7417-8. ST 55 < 1 PAPERHANGING — P pt. liabl 4% low prices: s |llmmmech-l:|=: PO estimates. L _ Crowell. Col. 5543, PAPERHANGIN( ing. gpd, up: Brstee iss” work M. Pumps. 3937_Gi :-"-u": g:ltumfllllunn! i paint textur Painting il kin s S350, Loxrure PAPERFANGING = oo Ted. 15 ang III. Mll iates furnished: Tl m-nmem fimeorso. 3126" 16th st nwe. ADE Dfllfll ING, $2.50. We s Teneral plano Tepairs and' rebulidi our estimates. 'rices l’llmlb mechanics. plastering. Fompt . Service, ave. A ams_6964. B and_instailations. ~Found reilable . R. Guerin, 412 E. Cap. Li: u’l" Roor REPAIRING. PAINTING. gutterini spouting. damp - Prooving walls: reasonable prices. " North §314. day or nlght. Alax Roofing_Co.. 2038 _ ROO) ING. gutte £ it's tihning, C. Morse st n.e. spouting. TOOf paintini Robey, Lin. 248, 1221 $(op. tn and ‘Insp Other work by graduate students at mod aipuices. MABELLE HONOUR GRADUATI . ‘ave. (Duj SOHOOL. (Dupant Circle.) SLIP "COV T.FC. [ SUITE BEP. cushions. snap{asteners: incl. ma 8.5 Re L. Teherwood. 1313, 38th 5. ""h ;. NCH, SPAN] T R e S it Apt. Po MIBS FLOOD'S PRIVATE mfi‘n‘ N Aonaren 3 aad wader 35 week, 31 day, :u WANTED — IRFORMATION — REGARDING SomeIn, B e et R o Address Box Sl Metropolitan 1837. o " OFFICE PREPARE NOW FOR _CENBUI gxamination. The Clvil Service TRACHER O ENOLIN FRONETIOS Tehee. ddress Box 110-V. Btar office, oo Lo MEN, WOMEN—JOBS FOR LIN erators. $30-160 weekly: short hours. Linotype School, 930 1 st Burton n.w.; day of eve. 14! £ TELEPHONE OPERATING 18 t employment, easy and in- 1 7t in the com- rtunities. Ox- ave. POSITION IN 7' We have prepared other: pare you. 1 month ug. duy session,” sie. AUTO EESSONS for permiia, bt ine, cluich FORTER BARTWELL, Frankiin. 1605 TAUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLYI Expert Lady Instructress West 3068. 2128 H Bt. N.W. BUSINESS l‘NB'l'RUC’l'lO’T__ ‘;g' '?D&o FREPARE FOR' CENSUS mercial world cf ‘great _op) ma Bldg.. cor. 14th & N. PREPARE FOR e (Census Oftce? perhaps we could evening _session, L CLERK, STA SHRVICE CPREBA 0ok 16 cor: r.13th and P n.v. SARATORY IENT DRAFTSMAN, ca- pable of writing rough speufica- tions; enterprising town in northwestern Pennsylvania; give qualifications, experience and salary expected in first let- ter. Address Box 89-V, Star of- fice. —_— ; : IIEI.P—WOHEN. COLLEGE STUDENT _Are you interested in Temunerative vork for the Summer? If cupable and_ willing (0 give real seriourly “interested Worth- while golfl.lcn state qualifications and hours ayailabie’ for interview. Address Box 208-8, st and catchers, exper| nua Avply dry, 1723 Pen: e LAl ¢lg;'lr H BOY, Filipino, wishes work of any kind ot around house' for private family. Addre Box_152-V. Star _office. __ BOOKKEEPER. experienced edge of gener ce procedure and sales promotion: young, married: would be inter- ested in any offer where constant effort A ability will assure @ future: highest refe: ences. _Address_Box_268-S. Star_office. BOOKKEEPER. full time. or _assistant; Is cxperience auto sales and repis te, ‘insurance. gasoline and ol b best of references. 3250 Branch 443. CHAUFFEUR. private. white. single, out of position due to death of former e plover: willing to ko anywhere; forcin drl ine experience, 473, CHAUFFEUR—C OF private: 16 years' experience inson. 1720_Florida_ave. n.w. CLERK, young man, experienced timekeeper. pay roll clerk, comptometer operator, good penman. desirés work immediately: excellent ‘Address Box 144-V, Star office _young Teference, GOOK. butler and houseman, Filipino, wishe position, private family: 6 years' experienc 1724 Eve st. n.w. Main 386. Jesus Castr { JOHNSON REST Hou BITRE oue W et 4ha Vin CLUB—30 148, Ray; oll and E_TNVALIDS, d convalescents: special dist: ni 45, cave, 1715 Lanter bl Cob. urf-:'m a0 \hspect our b S e and broken bath- uilt-] ln soap dishe: LATT. TILE REPAIRING—Toos room tiles repaired etc.. {nstalled. _Call C | WINDOW SHADES and mmu made to order: will_ci to estimate. Butler Sons, 351 Good Hope rd. Lincoln 10123. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. i furniture. & Son. 6i6 E GASOLINE., ACCESSORIES. corner dri station in n.w.: equipped and stocked ably one of city's best: investigal $5.500. _Address Box_156-V. Star_offi CAFETERIA, located in downtown section; fully equipped: going business; price, 31.650. Address Box 155-V. Star office GROCERY doing 3800 week business: Tong lease: low rent; cheap to quick buye ply Georgia ave. at Madison st. Call Georain 2600. PHOTOGRAPH ST DIO for sale: conducted continuously and successfully for ever 66 years: large college trade: s big chance for one or two live men who want & EOIng business. _Col._6257. 3434 14th ST. N.W.—Splendid restaurant with or withodt equipment, 815 1itn 80 MW M STOREKE <.P It You Need M S SARITAL ADJUSTING & 1 h_FLOOR. _7558-1889. DIST. NAT'L. TEA BOOM PROPERTY AORF TRS 1RoSMione Chouse. on main pike 1n Virginia. close to goif course; can be bought for 3300 cash. balance on your own Don't miss this opportunity it you w open s tes taom. g meke geor from R. PEARC lA 1427 Eve SL NW 4th ST. CAFE EQUIPP aaited 1 306 dosiog g cytcn: Act auickly. ' Phone Main $437. 7 Bracticatly VEST \n.:\ 1 :\ One of xhc Suburbs. gl & f . 1 sa. 2 cover: fireproof un.ll:\lfil; anced. 15,000 sq. ft. floor space urder cover: tion: sutomobile agency with Pro desired. _Property advantageously Address Box 134-S. Star_office. TQ BUY OR SELL, ANY BUSINESS— TO RENT THAT VACANT STORE TS BRI WY S0SiNEas VeNTURE— Phone, Write or Call Our Representative. WARDMAN BUSINESS SERVICE SINESS DI ER, BU! B RN Phone Main c. 1437 K 81 NEED CAPITAL to equip a small factory in D. C. to manu- facture. metal goods for Govern- ment; will pay a good return on investment and will grow larger each year. 'For details address Box 151-V, Star office. - PERSONAL SERVICE ‘TO BUYER AND SELLER. PARK VIEW SECTION BATTER s(}XlTIO.\I, GASOLINE ACCESSORIES AND REPAIR Going business established 10 years showed gross income $20.000 in 1928, Long lease at fair rent without local competition. Large stock and com- plete equipment. s Priced at $5,300, subject to terms. DOWNTOWN AUTO SECTION. IRE _REPAIR AND VU NIZINC NEW AND USED TIRES. Going business, established 4 years, having valuable garage conluc(. Steady income assured. Rent, $60. Under ear lease. rquupment valued higher than sale price. Priced, $1.000 to cash buyer. BUY WITH SAFETY THROUGH. WARDMAN BUSINESS SERVICE, C. H. KENSING s Director. Phone Main 3820. Burroughs, with stand, ADDING. ADDING MACHINES—| :xrmud TitE, stand, T makes. Prank- ESSOGRAP! op _discount; _terms. BED. full size, bow. Fr._ Simmons day bed. Oth 715_6th Twin_beds, ir mattresses, dresser and chiffo: eeh 4 Bareain, ADt. 34, Col. 1 mar. “Fine condition, 1791 Lanier ol. n. 18 BED-DAVENPORT. {aupe-rose. stuffed_chair, wing. blue-taupe. 328: radio, Ware, lovely cabinet. Atwater-Kent speaker 340; pair portieres, tapestry, $4. 1511 23n st. n.w.. Apt. 403. 2 RRICK. 5 tho 9x12 flue linin 1325 Conn._ave. BUILDING MATERIALS. bathtubs and brick from recently wrecked big {rame GOVt. b ings now at our 3 yards. foorini foot; sheathing and fra P! 58 20 S doors. - winidow: plumbing ' fixtures. ~radiators. Sihier items: lowest Brices. . Large sel HECHINGER CO.. 502 HECHINGER CO. cheap. Apply foreman. man! lmua. NW. BUILDING MATERIAL of all lumber, frames. sash ‘and doors. Deating plant, latrobes. Apply Foreman, Eye =t n.w. 3. oak: 1 marbie m" OAK bins, ice box. Nal COUNTERS. ntn Address 'Box 164-V, tional star mill, bread case cashi register. ing Sotcial sale. Taciory . fac onds: Commercial Offce Furnitire Go. 43 llh it. n.w. 887, Riraiture: tabl e tabets abinet D.w. Main 9138 DELICATESSEN, Tight Tunch, corner. 3600 13th st. n.e.; weil established business; cheap {or quick sale: owner leaving €ity. SMALL HOTEL at popular Summer colon: Unsual |OBDOFLUDILY fo TIEht DATLY: com. equipped: will rent at very attractive gure or sell on easy terms: sickness and gther business prevent, operation by owner. DELICATESSEN. s Busy corner; real cheap for qujck sale. | | i l fountain. light lunch: .rr. 'RIGGS TURKISH BATHS FOR LADI infra-red age, steam room. reduc- luate nurse in constant tle clrculine _permanent gurls for 45 Hours from therapy lamps, ing_machines; atlendance, | a1 M llu"flonu%n SCH finger wave. raves Een nhder expest These waves glven inder_expe supervisio Al me:,;- iy eullnr‘:ewnrl"-t Tow u}fllfi',‘ oFar. w. | i 14th s w._ Pr. § MF‘.:.. S meiet saa. fo T &' ENGINEER, experienced; will subdivide I for interest In same. ~Address Box lishe 1“!1 l Grant P 'ain .{!fi" Star_office. FRENCHMAN. young. wants position as rid- ing master _in_ ridin demy or private family; may give French language lessons if necessary. Write to J, Peyron-| !ll’nn 231 Clvlnt pl.n.w.__ i1 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EXECUTIVE. wide experience. highest reference: connection: hotel, restaurant or o or country: manager, assistant manager, steward. Address Box 16-V, Star office. MAN desires position as general clerk or wnlkm;g in store or l;l: ke taught '::‘..‘ At Ral., 1 stetling Hotel. Guse | Business Jocation: 5430 cash: rent. 360 Ad- RGOS, for beant ted Sital 'CAFE AND LIGHT Business $40°a day, Rent 240, P B, enner, Room 204. 1406 G st. n.w. FARTER WANTE ery. Salary plus 50% of the profit investment required. * Frankiin €251. DINING ROOM._Sell. lecs son accident, Address Box Parior or dress- 2 N, Capitol st Phone Pr 98. 8 DRUG STORE for ren = Splendid o ity for wide-awake person. Readonabier Address Hox 102-V, Star omce MAN TO SELL PREFERRED !TO(‘K -mu morteage company, FOR OPPORTUN] BECOME | MEMBER * OF FIRM. Prefer man with clientele. No_in- vestment necessary. Apply Room 59 Rust Bldg.. after 10 a.m WILL SELL compietely equipped well lo- cated dupiicating business (multigraphing. RingosraDhing. printing: maling. ec) To¢ $3.000. Last year's met over $2.000. Fine opporiunity for one Or more Persons with commercial office experience to own profit- able business with unlimited possibilities. Excellent reason for seling. ~ Address Box _Star_office. Av'ro TIRE STORE; downtowss location: Tow rent: compel have other business oodv Fropositio 1o, look atte n for live wire. Address ‘Box 169-V. ‘Star ofce FURNITURE, room _corner " nne dreu Box_258-8. Star office. o SERVICE. ences. Addre: MAN, life_experience, private landscape deney sonable pay. Address Box 1 Star_offic l"v, ‘““;' T, N e "" un(o HOUSE, tifully furnis) lrll. unexcell Jocation: income abov .xnnm attractive place to live: satisfac- ooly. | tory Regments to.quick buyer. Address Box o AL TR AR A O | dition. w, white pine. that reen doors. Lowest DOORS—S8c do not warp or sag. Al sizes. HECHING O.._3—Bra FIREWOOD. §1 per load, fi served. Apply at Camp Melgs, Sth and ida_ave. n.e.. Hechinger Co. FURNITURE — Overstuffed bed - davenport suite, 350; eighi-piece dinette suite, fl‘. Teed elect.” fans, 1305 15th n.w., Apt. 401 | FURNITURE of modern apartment. i 1035, brifosl and bitchen ” furslabiige. 107. 42 B si. - HIAT!NO " PLANT—Steam boller, 1.800 sa. ft. rating. ‘steam radiation and 'pipe com. plete. Apply Foreman, §22 :n - 0° KELVINATOR for sale, $50 c . 40 B s ATOR. 1hntne North "dioe: after 6 p.m. 10 LAWN MOWERS rebuilt, $3.50 up: runnine condition: also new mowers, up, ~Your cld mower in trade. 917 1 n.w.__Fr. 10183. for. nur snv oN— 3 -lm irors. s00s PIANG BARGATNES upright. Inviting prices. - Knabe 155; B upright: mahosany Get acquainted with our rent cose of purchase.” Piaros ha for ‘shipment. Grands for rent, " Hugo Woreh. 1110 lished 1879. case. $190. ’fl:lltlt a st n.w.