Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1930, Page 83

LINCOLN-DEFENDE R0AD 0 BE SOLD Fate of Chicago & Alton Re- |- calls Martyr’s Role of Lawyer in 1850. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 15.—When they sell the old Chicago & Alton Railroad fron '?ic'z'x‘f“.‘:’“ ot at Wilmiagton, 1 i e im! l.flckmm the fiu'med lloe M Abn Lincoln’s ghost, for Lincoln used to be its “lawyer.” He defended it back in the 1850s life as the Alton Has 1, l.‘ Miles of Track. ‘The road is now valiled at ngrmxi- mately $125,000,000. It has a li less than 1,100 miles of track. The present is a culmination of preparatory for its absorption by the Balti- & Ohio. These plans have been for several months, through 'lfil the holders of the bond- ed the road, which amounts to uoooooon approximately. Predominantly a *short-haul” road, the advent of the automobile and the bus to general us€ in this field of trans- portation was a more than ordinarily severe blow, and eight years ago when & coal strike and a rallroad employes’ ‘walkout struck its important revenue area in the Illinois coal flelds it went " dickes Difficulties in Past. But for three decades before 1890 it had had its financial difficulties, too, Trade Trend And Outlook (Continued From First Page) enormunmmthnwmloonbe ut circulation. This means increast sum) for increased productiol Inventories are low n present. Re- tail prlc- also are lower than they have been in seme years. Marchants appar- ln ently have awakened to the fact that it is necessary for them to pass on the reduced prices to consumers. Those who can afford to do so can make their pur- chases in what is known as a good buy- eys’ market. Unemployment Problem. The present state of unemployment y emphasizes that there will always be something wrong with the industrial structure of our country until we are able to assure a job to every man will- Inf and able to work. Whether we can solve this problem by reducing hours of work, part-time employment in times of stress or other means remain to be seen. It Is & puzzle for the expeits to work out. Business will be ing to co-operate heartily in any plan ‘h.lch makes better economic conditions. If we could only throw off our present fear complex, money would be released in vast amounts to buy raw materials, and the finished product as well. That would stimulate manufacturing and construction, and consequently reduce unemployment. We don’t need to find a way to boom the stock market or to encourage lg n-uk campaigns on the “buy now” fl.wm buy if they will only look w the future with confidence. The condition of the sav- ings nks, where deposits have in- creased some $700,000,000 in the last seven months, indicate many people are not in threatened distress. Our return to normal times is predi- cated upon maintaining our present . | high standard of living. There can be r railroad groups, including the Union Pacific, tried several times to re- habilitate the property, but abandoned their efloru. usually with losses. most of the 77 years of its ex- istence it has been distinctly a “home” railroad. It developed with the country 1t served and never was much moved to look longingly out of it. Marine Corps Notes Interest is evinced in the recent rul- s#-:%g;' ¢ ) A .mx.l".whedlothe u'ec'uy'hummmun':mmx- teenth street. et SRCEI, NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK, November 15 (#).—Clos- ing bid and asked prices jeading New York national trust companies follow: National Banks. on stocks of | N. banks no drastic cutting off of the comforts practically ali our households enjoy without disastrous effects. Continued use of the one-time luxuries, now re- garded as necessities, will keep the wheels of production going, furnish employment to thousands of men and women and put in circulation vast sums 2f money. Radio Business. ‘The radio business is onme of our leading industries now. It is no-longer & luxury to own a radio set, but a ne- cessity to many of our people. Through it they are provided with entertainment and education. It serves to furnish en- Joyment to millions of people every day and night. There are some 15,000,000 sets in this country. That more than in all the other countries of the world combined. ‘Tests show that there are more listeners-in on broadcasts than ever before. These reports cover every sec- tion of the country. Perhaps radio was once a luxury, but nemlnly it has be- come a vecessity with many mu.l.\om uur, -w-dlt- '{gu fact and l.l 'nd- [ spend- ing increased sums for programs. Lho' greater diversity than ever a received proves that the pub- ture with courageous confid 930 b: th_American Ne (Copyrient, 1930 by m{““ s POTATO KABKET CHICAGO, ;“mbfll’tm)wl’ (gu: Department o culture) —Potatoes —123 cars; on lrl:k“ m:“:lzul U1 8. shipments, 718; dul ing slow; sacked, per hundredweight, round whites, Wisconsin, 150a1.60; fancy shade higher; Minnesota-North Dakota, 5a1.50; Idaho Russets, No. 1, 1.80a {:0 fancy higher; No. 2, 1.40a1.50. —— BANK CLEARINGS. NEW YORK, November 15 (Spe-|pb clal) — N A year ago. "m'm w-n'é:n 7 122,000000 195,000,000 Private Planes Aid Army. Poland has decreed that privately owned airplanes will be requisitioned for urgent military transportation in times of peace as well as of war. All owners of planes will be listed by the government so that army officers may call on them quickly. The plane owners will be remunerated for their services and expenses, as well as for use of the planes. HOW IS BUSINESS? Showing Current Business Activity Compared With Same Week Last Year. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, BOSTON MERCHANT SEES RECOVERY IN NATION’S BUSINESS (Continued From PFirst Page. “Enlightened selfishness will keep wages at their present level, and eventually higher, even while prices continue to decline. I base my conclusions on these two propositions: First, because mass pmflucflon. which is fast dominating all our major industries, gets greater and greater total profits out of declin- ing prices. This will more and more ply to raw materials and agricultural products. And secondly, because prices will continue to decline still further unless wages are kept up and buying ‘nn hich de- power maintained. If wag: decreased, termine buying power, ar then prices must decline still further i ‘because there are no market values in most of the commodities excepting what they can be sold for in the market. Under the pressure of our present needs, | 5 if we attack and conquer the very large we will find there a much more fertile again profitable.” Short Selling. “Do you believe, in this crisis, that short selling on the New York Stock Exchange should be curtailed or pro- hibited, as many are now advocating?” was my next question. “I believe that there should be a study made of stock market cycles, similar to those studies of business cycles that we have found so useful,” was the Boston merchant’s reply. “Ex- perience in the past year must have convinced us that no lasting control of the former ‘can be accomplished without some mastery of the latter. Such a study will determine scientifical- selling should be or - hibited.” e The next question was: “Prices con- States, but throughout the world. Do you‘see any permanent recovery until this situation is corrected? How do you think this should be met?” “Of course, I sympathize with people who are hurt by drcpping prices,” said Mr. Filene. “Basically, there is no remedy for unemployment so effective as very low prices. If everything we wanted or needed could be possibly sold for 5 and 10 cents there wouldn't be workers enough in the country to sup- r |of intelli ply the demand. Droj only those who are not up to date in their production or business methods. Chevrolet, Ford, Woolworth and many others of the successful icers and distributors are trying all the time to drop prices, and are making more und more money as they sell cheaper and cheaper. This is as true of farm prod- ucts as of manufactured cts. If our farmers cannot be hel to learn how to make profits out of dropping prices, by using scientific mass pro- ducmon methods, then they will be forced out of the world market within a few years by the mass production farming methods of Russia and possi- bly some of the other nations.” Unemployment Relief. “What should be done to alleviate still - further the unemployment dis- tress?” was my fifth question. you favor an unemployment insurance plan supported by industry and super- vised by the auw ‘Would a five-day week. or a shorter one, help?” “We should give until it hurts to al- leviate the immediate distress of the unemployed, who are the victims of bad business thinking and who are being 1 [tempted by the still worse business thinking of Socialism and Communism,” was Mr. Filene’s reply. “The most suc- cessful business men of the country are substantially agreed that bad business and unmgloyment are the result of bad business ing and as preventable as yzllo' fever or smallpox. “The time is soon coming,” he went n, “and the steps toward it should be- nt selfishness, will pul assume responsibility for such a ly. The ult will be that accepting the hct ! want to make steady profits they must 80 organize as to keep their employes conquering l'.lll exists in production and more so tion. "By keeping up the buying power of the masses the year round—simply through neplu them at work the year round—we make greater total profits than :ver before md will, at the same time, wn*ler some of the great political and al wastes that do and must exist under our present method.” The Anti-Trust Laws. “Would & modification of the anti- trust laws be of especial value now?” I asked. “Yes, I think they would” said Mr. Filene. “I think a modification of the anti-trust laws would be of special value, I think perhaps modificftion is called for in order to make the best mass production and mass distribution ef- fective. However, I do not think that this modification is likely to come until the various industries and trades find some methods of controlling any buc- caneers in business, who try to misuse their liberty.” “Most ol ers believe that the United States must lead in the world’s business recovery. If that is so, what industries, in your opinion, are likely to take the lead?” was my final ques- bank clearings xmmhx {55l | ot “It is very possible,” replied this Boston merchant at length, “that many industries may lead in the world's business recovery. Mass pro- duction does and must dominate all industries that produce the needs, the comforts and the rational luxuries of the masses of the world. Mass produc- tion must pay mass production wages and salaries, which means wages and salaries adequate to buy the masses of things that mass production must produce. Furniture Industry. “For instance, the furniture industry can become a leader. The furniture industry, producing and distributing as effectively as Chevrolet and Ford, can rofitably reduce its prices to one- ird of the present prices, which will result in pl’ll.‘tlc.lly unlimited demand for a number of years. “Sooner or later, the airplane in- dustry will l1cad. I saw an airplane in Europe this Summer taxe off and land almost vertically. The automobile in- dustry went into mass production and made prosperity as fast as good roads were provided. The airplane made safe for the average man, as it will be, will find unlimited good roads already pro- vided by nature. “Other industries also will develop rapidly_and help prosperity.” Mr. Pilene once coined the words “companionate prcsperity” to denote the close relationship which exists between the prosperity of one mduury and another, He explained it these words: “If any one industry or any class of - people or any one naticn is depressed, Shaded areas show weeks of sctivity abeve the correspo: ear. Black aress indieate declines ftrows <ame weeks 12 months earlier. ACTIVITY BY FEDERAL RESERVE Dl!'l'l-lfll ] of us will suffer from the reduced Blying Bower that resuits. The Dros- perity of any one of us is Intimately und up with that of all the rest of us.” | The truth of that observation stands out clearly at the present time. (Copyright, lfi b "\'flf‘h ‘American N NEW_ YORK, November 15 (Spe- changes marked W . The Diacer), LTt R RO i abous T operators Ef o nese interests lnu dealers off £, 0- Monowu.mmxom the local spot mtmflmmmmm being done. wastes in production and distribution, m'? ly, and therefore justly, whether short |208 Mass. curtal tinue to decline not only in the United o prices hurt | 11th qn “Do |1 H Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 4ib snd P stacDu WAy Gigar and Magasine Que l\l—nnntr'l Pharmaey. 0. Brock. i ad S0 rvard Drug Store. e B3 TR Coliinower At & Gift 301 14th st —Bronaush's Pharmac hrnr‘l Phar- o |"4th “st. and Colorado ave.—O'Donnell armacy doust Beasemt st.—Mount Pleasant 1 il califarn n—omum Sralhers. Wardman Park N Y. N J aves and M st -Sanitary Phar- l ni ~Duncan’s Pharmacy. ts. —Goldenberg’s Ity .nd O, gta5-Lincoln Drue Store Tth st . Prench Simpson. 323 nloton's PharmAcy. an in aoye and Upshur et.—Fetworth Fha nl Unnhllr st--Monck's Pharmacy. -Brightwood Pharm & ne 204 Kennedy st —Lampkin's Phar- ot ~Stewart's G Pharmacy. field to make the present lower prices Fla. oll's Ne Circle Con! and Macomb st.—Harry uu wueonnln ave.—Morgan Bros. Phar- 'hkanu Park. 359 Cedar Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. 0th and P sta—Morgan Bros' Pharmacy. ace’s Pharmacy. 2072 Tisconsin a Wisconsin ave. and O e Donshue’s Phar- 351h and O sts.—Susar's Drug Stors. 5104 Condult rd. —llodern Drul Store. NORTHEA! .—Capitol ‘l‘n'nrl Pharmacy. g, Store b T5tn * nd"Md Eapitol and Eye—Kenealy's Pharmacy. Capitol st.—Estiow & Tate's Phar- d R. 1 ave—Colline' Pharmacy. Brookland Pharmacy. Brook- nn -nl R 1 ave—John G. Biges' Phar- ~—Harr U T umbie Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. —Q'Dgnnell's Drug Store P, er's Enarmacy. 3rd and Pa ‘Anacostis—Hi 138h A «ast Cap sts.—Lincoln Park Phat- nE:: “jtinnesota ave.—Twining City Drug STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 rll. ol pivactigements for The Event: ar, office or one of 'nm Bt beanch omces. by 11 BiFoRE TEEUY. “with "the. foliowing excen- al The s Sntll 13" noo ‘Tacent Baturdays and Legal Buudnn when the closing time is 10:20 am. All ad- ture ORDER is required for all advertisements from transient advertisers. LOCAL RATES. 3-line minimum. 20c per line Der line 3 times. i8¢ pe: 7 Hmer donsetively. 17 per lins Advertisements under Personal. 3¢ per ling additional RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILE RADIUS OF WASHINGTON. 4line mintmum. I 21 30 nes or more consecutively, 20c per line. aflt’l"“menh under Personal. 3¢ per line M ransjent classified advertisements for the g:mmun "Sun and the New York Times will ved over the Business Counter of The Star at regular rates. e e CIRCULARS* PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN. IMAN—Por business di- rmanent, attractive propo- ADVERTIBING 8 Tectory listings; sition. _Address 3-C. Star_office. work $10 weekly. Address Box fter_school selling newspapers t bldg. ~Apply Sunday P genrott, Veterans' Bureau Bide, ol0 Avply, T8 with m.m °3500 Florida ave: now. 1 CHEF wanted: must be reliable, sober and recommended. Address Box 404-B, Star ROLET MECHANIC— Thoron(hly ex- perienced 'Chevrolet man capable of taking charge_of service for new dealer. Apply Sunday or Mon " Banfield Chevrolet Co.._6708_Wjsconsin Phone Wisc. 3600, COLLECTOR—With automobile, acqusirted in Northwest section; good proposition for | live wire 434 7th_st. ‘COUNTERMEN AND BUTCHERS 74). Abply Chicago_Market Co.. 311 7th st. n.w. 3 n_esi Ted business (9375} needs ter with sales “and xecutive. Vabi nthusiasm 3 Sniimited possiblijties, unusual opportunity: sive ‘full information, experience, ma Fied, ‘cte., \n letter for sppointment. Snowdon, 717 Woodward Bidg., Wash., PARMER—Married for truck “and general farming: must be intelligent. ambitio familiar with power machinery, _hot etc.; on a liberal share basis: reference r ed._Address Box 119-B, Star office. perience. _Add: MAN who is thoro Tinia In'the sectio r must know most of ¢ AD&I! Mr en: these — communities Wash_Laundry, 27th to make 36,00 proft s duy steady and w Ford sides. mm me your [ Immediately. "“No_experie ssary. Par- Heulars tree, ~Albert Wiis, 4984 uonmom i, fed to well “changeable electric and need them. Room 47, runkun MEN () A missions. condition our special instruc fleld"that you can average from $30- Feekly, no experience necersary; also port for one man with car for count Poute. all after 3 pm.. Room 216, 90 16th st. n.w. MEN, 7, who once; salary am. 1319 F st. n. MEN—New pocket Taking country by storm, Willing to_work needed at d mi: "3'110' 730t 10 N betwoen ages of 20 and 40 for spec! outside work in Washington: men with sal gxperience nre!zrrm Apply Monday mor 9°30 tn 12. ¢ n.W. 1ive ropos wires ition. b ?i;n)lt !mufi 17 N. Y. REANGER- Warer e 342 _Girard $7.00. Sunday and ex firm of mber experience and “salary expected. ml‘ :g,mmll:‘uuum confidential. ~ Address fMice. ruuu( \CIST—Good, pasition open - iatored pharmacist. Address Box 1 Th'B, Star Fifificl, h tools. Ap- nadriver winied 3% 3634 Oon. MAN—_Qual Tor_aill Box 141-B, Btar ofice, stat- o ) Xy ,m..:' ¥ l-ln 1‘gknl “wrlunl" n( “?IF- D. C, NOVEMBER 16, SOLICITOR — lettor, to ceunect wh gt sood rmllfl-l” A -mh suto. to travel good ity fo Beies Go. city TER Tor puttine 1 B Bibion | work. _Atlan| in_person Monds; maner ished_ concern, Av ly. 0 12 and Y.. P. Steuart, Inc., 1 YOUNG MAN, Smbitious, over 3, “martied. having automobile cash 3250, Bhling & wor some previous sele ence, can get a lucrative connecti t) large company paring him well for his i ho ngle, to tend fur- in return for room 1:11 Irving st. n. YOUNG MAN, oglored, nace in private residen: with_Lh.k prmmu G MAN—Afte; i Soehet opportunity. " Fuil Bobys Oo 7th_st. n. 1930—PART SIX. HELP—MEN. e | S eV par: | By e a0t mw‘ sarases, WFW Jobs avaiiable immediately: set icense urea: dlll! llln makie 56 to $10 per tar " Bell* Gab MAN WANTED WHO HAS MADE $150 TO $200| WA PER MONTH_ AND WANTS TO BETTER HIMSELF. I PREFER A Co., | WAl e territo: Pree trial. NTED_Salesman 1o tak territory for & ‘Ratiral miner uct that paye you 100% 531. Mineral Wells, Tex. 1 men with who | "v‘fiu"g; MARRIED MAN OVER 25 YEARS Q’ »|OF AGE, WHO HAS BEEN WITH ONE FIRM TWO YEARS OR LONGER. I AM LOOKING FOR AN AC- TIV TRUSTWORTHY, AMBI- TIOUS MAN, RATHER THAN |doors NE WITH ANY PARTICULAR o KIND OF EXPERIENCE, FOR THIS IS A NEW KIND OF BUSINE AND HAS TO BE LEARNED. THE COMPANY JOYS THE HIGHEST COMMER- CIAL CREDIT RATING AND OP- is | ERATES INTERNATIONALLY. warded by nromnuon APl Yo . at 10 am, tomac Eieeiric Apn]llncs 5004iih Sod C sia v, TUs SALESMEN. READ OUTLINE OF OUR PLAN IN “ROLAND ROB- BIN'S COLUMN.” _FIRST NEWS SECTION OF THIS PAPER, BEFORE APPLYING FOR THIS SALES POSITION. o EALTRER WHO ARE WILLING, 10 PER: MIT US TO HELP THEM PROPERLY EQUIP THEMSELVES TQO CALL ON PROSI Al INQUIRIES REGARDING ON, AS WELL AS G ROUPQ IOSE EMPLOYERS )RSED OUR FINANCIAL PLAI CRIATIHO ‘TRUST ESTATES. QAF4 s FETY OF OUR PLAN WII SPIRE YOUR CONFIDENOE AND flABLlr YOU TO TRANSMIT THAT FEELING SECURITY TO YOUR PROSPECT. BENEFIT. (QULD DESIRE WHETHER THEY OAN OR NOT. EARNINGS. 1T 1S NOT NECESSARY TO B - SALESMAN 70 BARN A LARGE WRERLY INCOME ON A STRAIGHT COMMISSION T)I(,’\ITY You ¢, PROPO- SiTToN & Wb 'EE FROUD OF YOUR GON- ADVANCEMENT. THE ORGANIZATION 18 OFFICERED BY MEN WHO APPRECIATE _ABILITY A WILL REWARD IT COMMENSURATELY. THE CONCENSUS OF OP]NION SUCCESSFUL SALESMEN EXEC! TIVES ENTHUSIASTIGALLY DECLARE ODR PLAN OF CREATING FINANCIAL INDE- PENDENCE AN IDEAL SELLING PROPO- SITION. IF YOU ARE HONEST. CON: AND AMBITIOUS. CALL AT SU: SHOREHAM ~BUILDING.' 800 IORTH THE HOURS OF 10:30 AM.AND 130 PM, TO- MORROW (MONDAY) ONLY, AND ASK FOR MR. WILKINS, PEROT, ADAIR & CO,, INCORPORATED. Back-to-Work Movement. C. A. Vletnr Company of Camden, Who rated the “Back-to-work people work- ding their oper- oUs 381, R. N. J. ing in Cam exts ations to Sther” cliies, In Washington we can use 12 men, with neat appearance, under 40 vears of ase Who will be trained by & fac pert to deionstrate and sell Victor products, CALL ROOM 209, HILL BLDG, 839 17TH ST. N.W. AT 9 AM. MONDA 100 CHAUFFEURS. Taxicab Season Is In Full Swing Now. City and Stop Me Drivers are busy making good money under our new profit- sharing. See MR. RUPPLE OR BYRON, CITY CAB CO., 141 12th St. N.E. IF YOU ARE WILLING and really want to work, the Ameri- can Automobile Association of- fers an opportunity for a limited number of men on the field force. | 1M A sales training course will be g ven all applicants accepted and will begin immediately. Apply in person to Field Manager, 17th and Pa. ave. n.w. on Monday, Nov. 17, b:t\mecn 8:30 a.m. and 5 pm. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. - | Burton_Linots ary and commission: experience unnecessary. Apply 1338 You st.’'n.w., basement office; § HOUR 2i0¢ Hoor check T to) -nenuyf Do slamming, no mnn open when pen. bie co mission: 1o conuunon ek n sells several to almost every }un ) ;ubllc Rstitution. ofce. . factor: lam,_Dept. 1361, BI daily. iiberal cash 310 Samy 1126 National Frese Bides 14th u.?'l‘ Sts. S T T e A INSTRUCTION oomn. under my inst; WELL Toid seliabier RADIO-W. I divisio Ameriea). now _tral branches of radio industry. for complete particulars. CA stitutes, Inc.. 1 un oh-rmn l-mmm. PIANO INSTRUCT conservatory adult beginners 1'=n :mu nlcd-uu-n. “fl“ v Sonable rates. ~_Cleveland. 1606-d. RADIO TELEVISION — OLD h udy school; low terms. Address Box . Star_office. 0 BRIDGE AND CONTRAGT BRIDG) rnoon or evening; $50. WANT ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR for Japanese officer. ~Address Box 4 Star office. R_BRIDGE. AUCTION 1on lecture ‘and SEDETt totel s Hotel, Monday, 8 p.m.; 50c. AUTO DRIVING GUICKL: ful, competent instructors. chauffeurs furnished. N. JAZZ POPULAR MUSIC IN m Fiano. saxophione free .Eigl. strument. Christensen m Feh 2. ¥ m-g hpree MMERCIAL af artist icdesata, teRCher. Ve prace tical individual instruction, -dvtn ‘nl lIlfl ashion. drawine. Jayout and design, iilust ton. cover drawin. N, b'rl. 340 Eve. Star Bldg. 5000, lr LIN ATORS, uo- Short hours, easy work. 'Day-night_classes. School, Printcraft Bldg. AUTO DRIVING _LESSONS, hour; licensed white me: - 'Call any time. Adams 3489. m on WOMEN. oy public places of business., w tal fruit cake among em prices. our name a 5 Address Box 450-B. fl-m' n‘ lfldr o tar of ‘Housekeeper, aged married couple preferred; room and small_wages. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS_Big Christmas money: new name- top vanity; mo competition: hurry for sam- ple. Petty Laboratories, Box 1048-D, Phila- dnlvhin Pa. . lined envelopes for ENTS_Sell bo c-rd- Jith fanc, 31; s0c. S Eae ot st New Grayl Fork, AGENTS_8ell our beautiful Christmas cards in sift boxes Qur popular 31 assortment lelll at sight. Spec ade-to-order r- sonal cards as low as §2 per dozen. write. Mayflower Art Co., Inc.. I‘fll B Oven evenings uail & o'diock. 'AMAZING newdst type ctacles free and up to $500 monthly ml rnishing them ll 'hn]ellle nn experience or lnultmenl Write Manufacturer, Shur- m onum Co., Dept. C4ls, Station ©, Chi- SMAZING FILTER 5 Tifes water vt Taucel BRIy Low priced: sels every housewife. Make up to 300 hourly ensy Sempile fur: nished workers. Automatic Pilter Co., Dept. 123. 2431 3rd st. uuw-ukee Wis. Successful students will nently with local Victor deale: pensation will average $2. Only men of the st moral character Fith, hieh-school education e elmue for these positions. Previous sales experi. ence is destrable. Carroll, care Baltimore Victor ;)“;nmulnl Co., 1002 10th st. n.w., betw ASTOUNDING NI iG_INVENTION oy N 00.300,000 shavers: passible to make 00 weekly without selling—place on ecd profits offer; ‘no tiak. Pendleton, Dept. 83285 LIFORNIA perfumed beads selling like Sorcuges: asents cotning money: ble, Bionts: uécm Factory E, al NCE OF LIFETIME. Reliable, smbicions man to establish local business. We finance Experience un- necessary. $3-312 day wmlble ookl of part time. M Co., Div. AUTOMOBILE bALESMEN. We are looking for several clean- cut men to sell the new Chevrolet. Experience not entirely necessary as we will furnish complete selling equipment and train you for the work. Wide-awake men who are ambitious to increase their earnings will find this a splendid opportunity. See Mr. Hughitt, Barry-Pate Motor | NEW Co.. 2525 Sherman Ave. N.W. WINDOW AND FLOOR TRIMMER. We have s vacancy for young man who is experienced in window and floor display. The man we have in mine employed as an assistant. oul a well balanced sense of attractive deco tion, be able to suggest distinctive, well planned displays and have a desire to suc- ceed. The position also requires experience in_show-card writing. The salary is not large to start, but wi with the ability of the man we select. complete outline of “past salary expected. arranged. ‘Address S Hox 178-B. Star office. JOBS FOR THE JOBLESS. Any one who sells a New Hupmobile or any of our used cars will be paid 5% commission, You don't have to.be a salesman or saleslady. Our experienced salaried salesmen will go with you to close the deal. We will also make demon- stration, All you need to know is someone who is going to buy a new or used car. It might be your neighbor or friend. MOTT MOTORS, Incorporated, 1520 14th St. N.W. Decatur 4341. YOUNG MEN. We hi i oWe have openings for 3 married by Mr. Riley, 4th floor, wluclrlc Avpliatice Co., 14th and SALES REPRESENTATIVE A nationally advertised Western office spe- clalty manufacturer gxperienced sales rep! lary and bonus, Sa siratehy commistion iicants must past local xperience fully. {ving business references which. however. not be communicated with until after the interview. s, Sousht are ean capacity for c t work. ability md honesty. _Address Box 58-C. Star office. A REAL OPPORTUNITY IF YOU CAN r | —produce results as a salesman with the Washing drug or tobacco trade? Salary. Write your experience and qualifications to Box 484-B, %;ar 17+ office. MPLOYED, CAN YOU DO THIS? you can get along on $35. ru Jeek while learning our D isincas, tndusees. your chnum you 'aomt tell. anybod: find mk unul nn' ' ' found.in X This na G and 12:30. lte Illl lfllfl V.'-fll AVe. n.wW. MEN—INDUSTRIAL BANK, ' NOW ORGANIZING FOR|pros THIS TERRITORY, CAN -|USE THREE MORE SECUR- HR! BALES SENSATION — Golorful lass ash lnr bridge table or ¥ lam nothing ke it Servitor Mg (o &, T Shirage ver 1005 D tock now loslnumcz Weisonst Bank Bulidin S CARD SALESPEO] 00% B"fl' selling one of America’s baen and - box. sen! oI5 Bloadway. ISTMAS holder as cards; Xl'e package llu personal lfl!llnll Bebroval. ' Beil Ensraving, New York. ELECTRIC WATER HEATER — New: heats pater instantly; pocket sizei retalls 3315 Every 2.minute’ demonstration should m Brer b1 55 prof. ‘Lucky Lux. Eikhart, 1nd ELECTRIC flashing sign: just out; Mhangeable letters; benutiful Neon color ef- fect: three sizes and styles: unbreakable: every merchant buys on sight: foo%" profit: 'protected territory, Preston oo, Dept. 8-05, B Louls, Mo. rrz eekly possi ith _Ash-Pak, sa l'lmflkl prev.nll lnhndmuplnm sparks rched furniture, burned cloth- " housewives, dealers buy on ensational seller: free sample offer. Norliop: Seew Consress, Dept. N-10, Chicago. START SMALL BARGAIN STORE, home or nish everything: profits. UDesk A-o1, 429 Chi big Wiheiessicrs, upetior, \DERFUL hite adds 3 Ty lfon. douples “moior. life: ail uel un ‘Be:m bus. Pyroil Co., 140 LTOI §T NECESSITY, Which i3 8 winner: season now at its best: all_merel and car owners buy on sieht exclusive con! Fricke, Hotel Mayfair, Pittsbureh, Pa- Main, salesm ST o Lonsidersd: n !tu office. Address ATTENT! ‘h N of man Tal e-\' distributor: you have tien :‘flfmy 11 responbier: Can offer “unusual opportunity, permanently li- orative: product new, meritorious, non-com- t repeats freque pie S i e BT XED CHRISTMAS CARDS _Genuige Sied aved; differe: destgn: Sratehed lined envelopes; et Sells 31, costs you 80c; 100% profit. Art, Div. 901, 297 Congress, Boston. Mass. * CALL CLEVELAND 1608 for apoointment £5 et in on Par-Links, I et atmie oid A You year._especially_now. FINISH CARPENTER wages wanted in letter. Star office. MAN_Tnteresting, permanent ‘money made all B Tor_small "address with renewal ds; to producer W ence_only. Aaoun ‘Box 4o6-B, Star oes MAN. with car. to_ distribute samp REA call ‘o ‘catabiished customers for la nationally known company in hing and surrounds il ust Sftion s Bee M 979 National ler M, ress_Bld 700 31 assoried Christmas unt SHORTHAND (acher.Beainners: revl ICED ml dictation— Private lessons, moderaf Dec. 3584-J. s | i and commiss 1296 muon-l rm. LAD) tholie, for I ceptionally easant nrl e gay, 1210 Peoples J "":':"-‘“ TR Y Smith, 4 to &'Ln T B ooy Room 108, 13 “'u- 'm‘om -'Il -mufln Eve 3t B.v. West 088, i E 8' £y ow. pert in :ll “.". flx ““.' S e ‘“Tlam.“.:. mfl OIRL in ange ‘stenos! | CEioT T e R B RENTAL AG! for ) bl and commiis by i nd commiiion, Gite a8 gon LADIES to sumer. 10 a.m. Soenine. oF ¢ I i A Furniture_Co.. IES —Pormer de- sire to work during lh' oliday season are reques and Ilr at . cmplomtnl OMAN over 38 tired of indoor Work business; operate outside sive phone. Address Box leniced in el day’ morning, who xu lent opportunis dictation Deat “letters: ‘Dreferaply youns e secretarial experience. Apply s experience, age, references, sal Address lox 175-B, Star office. —r?.m.;';rm ¥ TAUGHT: OAII- Py experienced. Tor Ii ooy dyote best Tates g"“" l:‘m‘ WOMAN \ua i otherwhe un geratands Tittle ones, 1o Foom and 'H fvine. vicinity Tenievioun. gt (] Cleveland. Park. nmu Sunday or_Monday before 3. AN of 0 can_solicit 'bullnm among a-m-g club "associates ose. com; Tavorably "with" those from ‘the most - exe glusive shops. Adaress"Sox 0%, "Biar ?- woluul. Iih selling experience to enw high ' class natio i onnom-m y for RSt ordinar: one iy answer ads: liberal om i nswer ads; liberal compsasation. - Give DRAMATIC ART AND RADIO DICTION Students for Music, m W, Y SUBURBAN LADY, INSTR! Hon in anoriang. Orevs; Feasonable; Eiate | ferred 5 and price. Address Box 69-C. of Star_office. x4 4 ;g,h—m"-fi,z.w P E earne: GE LESSONE. 'Tz’:?r—nfin'flm GON- i day or eveni Phone Adams_1832-J. ICE T orioe ne- day, evening. ;I:IDGE LESSONS—PRAC Join club;_backgammc lisn,’ French; colige we: # §r 'Shop and” home Wi % "‘%e-fimm.afi x GH—AND I RuNCH ONLY. Pum:n%m by Frenchwoman. Conn. e, _ North 9493. RO o B :xmmfi sired: A for pncllee DIIQH:! I!l A BACHELOR DESIRES A hl“m of klnlt;\l;flflu hnme o Bo;‘ 3 lllr office. ¥ ave. n. Y wnmmg BRIDGE—STUDY A WELL known forcing bid system of contract under exmrt uumr‘oliyer Cleveland 7687 TURE AT A W. | time: beite Honour Bchoo! cest. 1 for midseason course: Sav plete, inteusive. practical st EE -na n lv, H. ave. n.w. MAKE MONEY | olephone u'nchbuxd operating mand for at B you for relief position. mand competent operators. Oxford P ave DIC‘I'ATIOH CLASSES, 60—80—100— Graded speed classes dally. algo uonau. ‘Wednesday and Prit T, Tivoli Theater Blds Telephone " Col. ‘ EDITORIAL COURSE Ereparation, for Clvil Service Examination New CI Vening, Dec. 16. MOU\T PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES. TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING. 3313 14th St. N.W.__Telephone Col. 3000. BE A RADIO EXPERT. Radio's growth mal 200 # weel -page bool gut_these opportunities and how home in spare time. Write National mlo Institute, Dept, OMid, Washington, STATISTICAL COURSES. Preparing for clvil service examin | mew class starts Tuesday evening. MOUNT PLEASANT R TIVOLI THEATER BUIL DI\G 3313 14t N.W._Telephone ( AR AI)VI‘RIISI\G Interior decoration, costume desien, life class. _Ch Saturday class. LI\’II\GS’IO‘\E ACADF\[Y lulrm Nw 2883. BFAUTY CULTURE xorth-while, well paying vocation when Proverly tau ibe o the school By 'NOW for our mmu-m "eourse you cave $50 and learn school of which Jou Wil be proud o be s graduate. DON'T DELA ©Only a few more students —dey or evening —will be accepted on this course. $10 enrolls Jous. baiance NOUR S8CHOOL, INC., South’s Leading Beauty Culture lt-hnol 817 l4th St. N.W. and 1325 N. H. GREGG REVIEW. Our next two-month the new Gresg Shorthand Studies starts Monday, s, (nye Righte ekiy, RA'’ $6.00 MONTHLY. COLU’\IBIA Post Office Blde.. 14th and Park Rd. Soltila Toe, P. B. X. OPERATING ateusht in § lessons; small tuition. 230 Bond Bldg., 14th and N. Study Interior Decoranon At a Practical School. IT PAYI professional and rt instructors. xnumaml oo trade. Apply 20 Accredited. . Expe; extra_men for, busy season T - | MEN—2 and service department of well kno local organization. * Permanent position o Service satisfactory. Must ghle So spvly, himseif Mr. Shenk. P. ess Bldg. : Monaay. 979 N have references and be | S EN_Strigtly commission. AppIY SALESM Sir: Bwelr. 410 Bond B for Maryiand tionally Known n prod 1 commission. Address RECOMMENDED cooks, mal dresses ot part-time worke: furnined. RUPHERS :xcmmul Tias all Tines of A colored maids; references investigated. 11th st. n.w. Dee. SALESMAN—Driver, IJA Il!fl ‘commissi estabiished torFitory: cash bond. $300.00 re- iited: ho fosters; matried man preferred. ddress Box 19-C, Star office. with _insurance or SALESMAN for bullding umnrm Tine ing on established trede, Nothing ‘Bat Feai producer: pplicants must be el Qualified w ecommended. Ad- dresy Box T14-B. Star offce. ., by well established sdveriisin and Wouse: sirictly oty e lenls i dom't answer repl RUPHERS EX( luulol w-nu Worker, apt, 35 to 30, $10.00_weekiy. NA’nolAl- 2T Tekorente A ’llln o 'on- ‘Ifl' cemént el ur:t‘l:. o Gor u%mt% . 14th_and ] - POSITIONS ""‘ B e S ITY SALESMEN; STRONG |1 BOARD WITH PLENTY OF CO-OPERATION. ROOM 629, TOWER BLDG, cool In his- -nrt- 17° | a lIl-L hundreds of $50- b ?ellllnvée' o anual an .¥'n O} meney-i m.lll:l Il’“‘" % o onalit; Rard *Yitie the. proposits s jon, Dasts” oue 7% T svate Jou cannot hep. but S wl income. _Appis h e m; grders or household necessit a.m.. 1319 P st. n.w.. ‘WOMEN—Opening: executive type, for I flence mot mecessary: age have mature =Ii and_ bigh-ache gducation (o lnlnln: A0 ssse Pope, Wa: on Hotel: giving full e Tormation’ and- telcphone nuiber. YOUNG W ‘would Iike to have & sirl, Tefined, as companion during d s i K e T AR : for 2% | Plincoats. Teléphone District 3123 DOUBLE YOU% INCOME. n m e ‘Bonuses. Also g o 310 l-n e Book Fre 1126 National Press Bids., i4th end P Sts. :mwnal m&":u ® sts. WOMEN OF WASHINGTO\I o ondt 20, ) over can furnih § nlmnu'. D am. to 33 18 | other time. " Bee 319 P st. n. ‘mm CHRISTMAS CARDS. 50878 'g'.'n“' Dossible selling Hortel per- T spa 38-W, Chicaso. ANTED AT ONCE. TWO LADIES Of intelligence, perseverance and personality for special work with local concern. Posi- ‘manent. Salary. $3 per day to oy today. Monas of Tuts: ly today. or en'9 and 4. Ask for Miss Buford, HOSIERY SALESWOMAN hl: hb:;ll::l; ;fl:lst:lr.ifllfll 'mlll. 'hl. AVI B ITIOUS WOMAN .«u wwith high-school or 28 to by nation: wi with 40 eurs'_ backeound m i salary e akart sevares dom from worry. Applicant must be weman MRS. ESTABLISHED CORPORATION. With offices in principal citles, seeks man of quired. _Address Box_33-C ____—uu-_ OPPORTUNITY! uct the sation s Simme Wil B et icr B0 Yo an ‘spolnment, RESPONSIBLE AND PERIENCED LADY To form and direct sales organization for immediate work in Washington on quality ent but satisfactory Fesponsibi Ibiey. sbéoluisly” ecesetry s lady we u-mfla can e aneiindacions, 1186 Rationat s el s, 1 ERFUME SALESWOMAN. A bright, ingenious young woman thoroughly familiar with - | the best perfumes. Address Box 424-B. Star Office.