Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1930, Page 77

" INVESTHENT DROP LOWEST SIEE 5 Sharp Decrease During Week Laid to Reserve Banks’ Heavy Buying. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, December 6.—Judged by the averages, the investment market during the past week dropped to the low- est level since 1925. This decline came at a time when the member banks of the Federal Reserve System were al- legedly making heavy purchases of bonds. Since February the account for the Reserve System has increased close to $1,000,000,000. But this is not as it seems at all, because in common with all investing institutions at the present time the Federal Reserve Banks have confined their buying to short-term high-grade securities such as United States Government bills, the nearer maturities of prime municipal obliga- tions, early dated rail equipments and a highly selected group of corporate short-term paper; and such issues are not reflected in the averages at all. Money Rates Remain Low. Money rates remained the bottom and the supply of money available made it apparent that they will remain low well into 1931. ‘The index of 30 domestic bonds as compiled by Standard Statistics repre- sents a typical cross section of the in- vestment market, excluding municipals and Governments. This figure wound up the week at 96, the lowest point reached since this index was first com- ed, which means that the general vel of the market is lower than it has been since 1925 or before. The chief reason for this is the sharp slump in industrial bonds, in which group there have been many casualties. Ten indus- trial bonds ended the week at 88.3 as against 89.1 last week and lower than the minimum figure for 1926, 1927, 1928 and 1929. ‘Those much maligned bonds of the railroads, which have suffered severely all year the steady stream of poor earnings , stand today at 100.5, an index of 10 typical issues, against 102.2 a week ago. To equal the present figure, one must go back to October, 1929, when heavy forced liquidation drove all types of bonds out of line with the market. Public utilities put on a much better performance this week. ‘They actually advanced a little, as mtb:’ the index b:fn.lon tgp\ul h; sues, figure now , agains 99.1 last week. Nevertheless they are within 1-10 of a point of their low level of the year registered in May. Selling of Rail Bonds. ‘The week’s heavy selling of railroad securities came on Thursday and Fri- day and was attributable to poor earn- ings reports with the necessity of selling bonds to raise cash either for the of buying stocks or of sup- margin accounts. In the in- dustrial list there were a few new de- velopments, such as the default of Ken- tucky Fuel Gas first 6l2s of 1924 and of Consolidated Te: Corpora« tion first convertible 8s of 1941. Public utility w;dl‘uug weu;hvgn mmpu.n‘l.u responsible for wing a sta- bility of income that is one of the bright features of the current situa- tion. In the new capital market there was & total of $80,440,000 of new bond of- ferings, compared with $46,874,000 last week and $169,158,000 in the compara- ble, 1929, week. However, apart from the municipals and short-term high- grade stuff, the market showed lessened ability to absorb these flotations, and dealers’ nhzlve;r o ‘. been virtually bare at beginning of the week, still had some of the new offerings left as the week ended. Of- ferings in prospect aggregate a large there is some radical Negotiations with a view to a loan for Italy in this market, which were rumored last week, were denied not only by Secretary Stimson, but by deal- ers in Italian securities. But it is now reported that a credit of $40,000,000 to oOne-year 5%, per cent Treasury bills in London. The proposed offering of & $1,000,000,000 “‘prosperity” loan, as sug- gested recently to Congress, was not taken seriously by the Street. Munici- pal bonds projected for the remainder of December amount to slightly less than $60,000,000. ‘The foreign market, on the whole, had a fairly good week. A bullish analy- sis by a well known American econ- omist mflmflmfih‘}n ‘German securities, ly ‘oung plan loan Then again, the failure of ex- pected defaults in December 1 interest and sinking-fund payments to eventu- ate resulted in a broad advance of many dollar bonds that had been sell- ing out of line. Argentina effected a substantial saving by sending its in- terest and sinking-fund money in gold, taking advantage of current exchange. ‘The situation in France caused some mervousness, and French issues showed monetary heaviness, but this was cor- rected when the London market failed to take seriously the fall of Andre Tar- dieu’s cabinet. Australian bonds were strong all week. Despite the poor performance of the bond market, dealers are far from be- downhearted and look for great thi from the increased circulation of money during the Christmas season and the large amount of funds that will be seeking reinvestment at the year end. Some of t'f\em ht.lve bk“tn ‘maki judicious purchases of market- l.bbml:fl:‘lflflu with the idea that this reinvestment inquiry will give them a sizable profit. (Copyright. 1930.) CORPORATION REPORTS S, T TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS NEW YORK, December 6.—The fol- lowing is today’s summary of important corporation news prepared by Standard Statistics Co., Inc., New York, for the Associated Press: News Trend. Retail trade expanded moderately this week, stimulated by cold weather, holi~ day shopping and sales advertising, the mercantile reviews report. Irregularity is in evidence in different sections, but taken as a whole, sizable gains are shown. Commercial failures for the week were exceptionally large, number- ing 598, compared with 455 in the like 1929 period. However, bank clearings recorded substantial improvement, total exchanges being the largest in several weeks. Decline from 1929 period for 22 leading cities was 23.8 per cent, against average drop of more than 30 per cent over the past several weeks. New York City clearings were 24 per cent smaller, whlée outside centers declined 23.3 per cent. Corporations announcing dividend omissions_or reductions over the past day are Borg-Warner, Noranda Mines and National Investors. An increased special dividend was declared by Mar- lin-Rockwell. Chain store November sales figures continue relatively unta- vorable contrasted with the showings of earlier months of the year. Stand- ard Oil of New Jersey reduced bulk gn.u&lne price 1 cent a gallon to 612 cents. The Industries. Leather and shoes.—October output of boots and shoes totaled 27,353,255 pairs vs. 20,334,302 pairs in September and 37,191,043 pairs year ago, Com- merce Department reports. Ten months production was 267,713,028 pairs vs. 311,203,395 im 1929 period, decline of 14 per cent. Oil.—Leading Venezuelan crude oil producers recently reduced output by 10 per cent or more in co-operation with curtallment movement in this country. Railroad.—October net railway operat- ing income of class 1 railroads totaled $112,251,002, decline of 26.7 .per cent from year ago. Gross revenues for month were $483,454,738, drop of 19.4 per cent from 1929 month. For the first 10 months of 1930 operating in- come amounted to $772,440,930, decline of 30.7 per cent from 1929 period, while gross revenues ‘totaled $4,566,237,799, a decrease of 11.6 per cent. Railroads plan larger tank cars in step to meet ‘pipe line competition. Will have ca ity of 22,000 gallons, compared with 10,000 gallons for cars now generally in use, Steel.—November steel ingot produc- ton was at daily rate of 89,379 tons vs. 100,756 in October and 135,427 in November, 1929, according to American Iron and Steel Institute. Total output was 2,234,482 tons vs. 2,720,414 in October and 3,521,111 year ago. Eleven months production was 37,644,765 tons V. 51,409,267. November operating rate Was 44.6 per cent of capacity vs. 50.3 T and 69 1929. Operations av e S for 11 months vs. The Companies. Arizona commercial mining November copper output estima barrel Ve, 413,321 10 Oatoper 200122 7 terly Somimgn. divirnngs 255 on dividend; formerly. Freewheeling pawn:;o?l?n‘: arrangement made with Studebaker. b"Arunnl rcumx;‘ertcm Mi Novem- copper output. estimat pounds vs. 413,331 in Octaber, ' 22 -cent * quar- Delaware & Hudson Co.—Special: div- |- idend $2 a share declared Susquehanna, R. R, sunsidiers " & Federal Bake Shops November sales off 9.6 cent; 11 cent. per months, off 1.7 per General Motors—Chevrolet Decem schedule is 20,000 units above lx\.y-lbl:: previous month; 29,500 employed in 20 domestic plants. Hart, Schaffner & Marx—Actual bad months, about 25 per debt loss, first 11 eflx!l: below 1929 ternational Nickel of Canada—6,000 hflnm handleduw.monthly by On- , sul ry. Kroger Grocery & Baking sales, four weeks to November 20, off 9.6 per cent; year to date, off 6.9 per cent; number units off 7.5 per cent from year ago. Kuppenheimer (B.) 1930 fiscal year net reported off about 50 per cent. Marlin-Rockwell $2 extra and 50 cents regular quarterly common divi: dends; paid $1.50 extra January 2, | McLellan Stores November sales off 11 per cent; 11 months, up 3.7 per cent. Michigan Steel to consider sale of assets to National Steel for $6,062,525 obligation, $3,031,275 cash and 60,625 National common shares. N'Kana mine of Bwana M'Kubwa— Merger agreement reported made with N'Changa Copper. National Investors omits 2% per cent ggcmk'mu on 5% per cent preferred Noranda Mines passes quarterly divi- dend; paid 50 cents October l’. un- certain copper situation and large con- templated outlays reported responsible. Ohio Oil subsidiary, Marathon Oil, buys Del Rio refinery and holdings of | ::&fl)eooblmibufin.; price reported, $1,- Pennsylvania R. R.—Interstate Com- merce Commission expected to order divestment of Wabash and Lehigh Val- ley shareholdings. Prairie Ol & Gas temporarily with- drawing as general purchaser of crude oll in order to reduce crude inventory, estimated at 60,000,000 barrels, Radio Corporation of America asks Court of Appeals to reverse Clayton act violation decision. Reeves (Daniel) November sales off 44 L|m‘ cent; 11 months, up 1.4 per cen Rhine - Westphalia Electric Power (Germany) acquires control of West- phalia United Electric Power. Reports of acquisition said to be premature. Schulte-United 5c to $1 Stores (in- cluding subsidiaries) November sales off 48 per cent; 11 months, up 47 per cent. Sears-Roebuck sales, November 6 to | December 3, off 20 per cent; January 2 | to December 3, off 10 per cent, Simmons Co. (excluding subsidiaries) November sales off 39 per cent; 11 months, off 21 per cent. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. CHICAGO, December 6 () (United States Department of Agriculture) — Cattle—Receipts, 100 he compared ‘week ago practically all grades weighty steers steady to strong; strictly choice yearlings steady; others and light steers unevenly weak to 50 lower; me- dium to good light mixed and heifer lings and better grade butcher ifi:’m, mostly 1.00 down; fat cows mostly steady, cutters, 10al5c highe bulls about steady and vealers 50c off stockers and feeders declined 25a40c; downturn stimulating country outlet late in week; general fed lrl;:t mfil:@ very satisfactory, considering supply vious week’s sharp price 3, :wnl loads native and fed Western lambs, 8.25a8. average around 87-96 for week, 52 doubles from feed- stations, 17,100.head direct; com- ago fat lambs mostly 25¢ $ vies up more; sheep closed contrasted with active fat lamb gasoline reduced 1 cent gallon to 615 | cents at refineries. | American Department Stores Novem- ' ber sales off 14 per cent; 10 months, off 47 per cent. | Diamond Shoe November sales up 1| per cent; 11 months, up 10 per cent. | Ford Motor world production for Ford | cars and trucks in November totaled | 51,923 vs. 78,347 in October. R $300,000 BUS ORDER. | NEW YORK, Oecember 6 (#).—The! White Motor Co. has recelved an order from the Third Avenue Railway Co. of New York City for 30 busses, costing approximately $300,000. week’s bulk feeding lambs, 6.75a7.35. Hogs—Receipts, 20,000 head, includ- in'x 19,000 head direct; strong; bulk 180-270 pounds, 8.15a8.2! top 8.30; compared week ago, mostly 15a25¢c lower; sows, 10al5c off; ship- pers took 1 head; estimated hold- | overs, 1,000 head; light lgnfil good and cRoice, 140-160 pounds, 8.15al llszn weights, 160-200 pounds, 8.15a 8.30; lum weights, 200-250 inds, heavy 150-350 sows, me- 100-1. 17th 15th 290! Standard Ofl of New Jersey bulk | 8! | taking_country bs THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 14th and P sts —Day's Pharmacy. 1135 105 S Z50any's’ Ciear and. Magasine re B ave.—Harvard Store. .—Bronaugh's A Suchanan sts.—Hohbergers Phar- and Colorado ave.—O'Donnell's P acy. N T Ves. and B si. —Sanitary Phar- ave.—J. 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PHARMACIST, registered. ‘experience, references, qualification: Y. Address Box_212-C, Star office. FPHYSICIAN-CHEMIST, for pleasant perma- nent position in D. C.; give experience and salary wanted; confidential. Address Box D, Star office. PRESSMAN for two Miehle Verticals; m have thoroush knowledge of the better class of work: union shop. Address Box 100-D, Star_office. REAL ESTATE BALESMEN (3) .to_sell tached houses only: $20 weekly drawin "fl:nd experience. of DSR 316 s Sariolieg: e oY REPRESENTATIVESGentiles of responsi- bility and good reputation, having 1 commercial contact with those 88 Or professional men, Government officials and employes whose annual income re 35,000 or over. To such representatives we offer exceptional earning possibilities in high- grade membership campaign conducted by one of Washington's be: Drrlnllltmnl of its kind. = Successful, whole-time effort as- sures 3200 weekly. Especially adaptable to part-time activity that Will greatly increase your present income. Only ‘willing workers apply. 5 and 7 to 9 p.m., Room 1037, National Press Building. . Sta d ac- D. C, DECEMBER 7T, HELP—MEN. 50 CHAUFFEURS. To men willing to the public the ut- most in courtesy an ety, “we have the most liberal fir»ouum in the eity. Apply BELL CAB CO., 1317 L ST. N.W. 1930—PART SI® INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE $5 will start you in this ftavle fes- Sicuctors ATV 1o e “"f'r‘: "'.m' ';?1"5 s r"school Wil convin ou. MODERN SCHOOL'OF BEAUTY CUL- TURE 637 Earle Theas 3th & B = HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. CARETAKER—(Man and wife) for country home. Apply Monday between 11 and 1, Rm. 410, 726 14th st. n.w. JANITOR—Quarters exchange, light ser ices; strictly honest, superior, settied couple (no children! man other Jjob; woman serves tenants: both apply; refs. 1633 Q. * LAUNDRY SOLICTTORS, colored, male or femal pleasant work, ver{ fiofl pay for Apply Monday a.m. rgetic_person: m.. from 7:30 to 12. Sunlight Laundry, 50th and Grant_sts._n.e. STUDENTS (white). college and high school students. over 16, for special work. Apply Mr. “Curtin, 1057 National Press’ Building, 1fo 4 pm. Sat._and Sun. WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS—Sell Jiffy bandage, sterilized: 100 Der cent profl a every factory. Store, garage, fome & prospect. Mediko Sales Compa: 100_Gold New York. AGENTS—Can_you sell to Write Becker O‘cmlcll Co. 8t. Louls, Mo. AGENTSSell our beautiful Christmas cards in gift boxes Our popular $1 assortment lis at sight. Special made-to-order rr- sonal cards as low as $2 per doze: Ci or write, “"Masflower. Art ‘Co. Inc. 1405 K st. Dw." Open evenings until 9 o'cl AGENTS_Exclusive ferritory sales mAmager, for installment plan selling wonderful 8! articles soid 41" down, 75 cefts "eekiy, pay- { 5310 weekly eatn Bowsible. Fasiey Halven, Desk A 124" Phil delphia. Pa. » AMAZING FILTER purifies water at faucet instantly; low priced; sells every housewife up to 33 holll'lh Bam] Automatic. Filter Go. Wilwaukee. Wis. k] no _competitio hed: unusual opportunity to make money. See Mr. Hunter, 303 International Bidg., im- mediately. SALESMAN—Washington investment house has opening for two energetic young men: selling experience not necessary: we give you thorough training and co-operation: leads furnished; must be honest, rd worker. 1t you are thinking of a change Trom insur- this position should prove most Call 715 5 %0 10,4 10 8. st experienced, to sell weal Apply by letter only, giving ex- perience, ref. for def. appointment. Burch Metal Weatherstrip_Co. 10_Bond Bldg. » T evenines to Xm state fully experience: give telephone. A dress Box 375-D, Star office. . 3 not stock or Insurance, Tfumed beads seiling like Soining money. Big pronts Mission Factory E, 2328 eles, Calif. _ i CHRISTMAS CARDS—Your commission_over 100%. Box of 24 engraved cards with fancy cut envelopes, colored linings—sell for $1. With name printed, §2. Box of 13 cards— sell for §1.35. Box of 12 etch! $2. Box ‘Christmas dressin 8 sheets fancy wrapping tissue. 12 sheets plain wrap- ping tissue, & cards fying ribbon, 100t seals. inclosure cards—sell for 31" Complete stogk of il assoriments on hand, \FEinting led in ‘olonial Beauty 308_Dist. Bl gs—sell for a wonderful opportunity to t & da: d 7 hol ot no exper; Ford sedan’ free to Albert " Mills, 4654 Monmouh, SALESMAN—High-cl; xperienced traveler for wholesale florist and nursery trade: age about 30-40: & very remunerative commis- glon proposition: old-established house, with long list of customers in territory to be covered: must furnish past record with Sood references. Address Box 99-D, Star office. SALESMEN, neat anelrlg‘ll; with personal- ity, for wholesale radio business: only ex- rienced men considered: unusual oppor- unity. APpIY 0 st_nw. SHOEMAKER, all-around: 500d; Do others. 739 13th or THE POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. will train four men with cari £00d appearance, in the sales department. 315 & week guaranteed while training, with possibilities of rning several times more. Asgressive men only wanted. ~Apply Mr. Pepper. 4th floor. 14th _and G sts. = UPHOLSTERER _AND DRAPERY MAN, rum?r CLASS. 2024 P ST. N.W. VEGETABLE CLERK, with market experi- ence. to work curb stand; must be wide awake. 1428 7th st. n.w. ‘WANTED—Colles student, strong person- IHAUJ. to nuurvl‘l: boy 12, daily after 3, one or two hours. Address Box 439-D, Star ufl.ct. YOUNG MAN, cash bond it References in reply. dress Box 365D, Biar office YOUNG MAN wanted, with executive ability and sales experience, to organize a h 1 distribution__busine: Bae Al expericace. * Address Box 365 Star office. Thmaes — YOUNG MAN, Jewish breferred. register: harmacist. £0od mendations, capable of manauins drug store. Address Box 3 Star_omce. YOUNG MAN for local factory. Address 424-D. Star office. YOUNG MAN—We have an opening for & man, must be of neat appearance and e fair education; permanent position and ». . G. Dunne & 1H st. ne. MEN, Catholic, desiring to_become ron Yor Ity ang oad: bik money while With excellent chances for ad- Call Mon- . Junch room: 50 cas i Box cement: references required. Tuesday or Wednesday, ‘Room 1210. People’s Life Ins. Bldg.. 14th and H sts. n.w. 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. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN—Energetic, ambi- tious men can earn a good steady income selling the great American value, the 1931 Chevrolet revious experience not essen- tial as we will train and furnish sales help. See Mr. Hughitt, 1218 Conn. ave BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, young man who can offi ki one willing to_start o drive truck and work in 1445 P st. n.w. ECU" school in South_on basis. Address Box B E E: manage old-established ‘rcentage or le 70-D. Star office. CHAUFFEURS with Dly 1900%5 L st. n.w. need"apply. CHINESE COOK. cook; very efficien references required res col fentification card; i Only neat and polite must_be an _excellent for private home: local excellent wages. - Box_300-D, Star_office. R, with car: must be willin e hours: steady position with sood me to r; rty. 735 7th st. n. COOK, colored; must thoroughly understand sea-f00d cooki 100 t o B e e, o COUNTER —MAN_Restaurant experience, With reference. Call Monday. 3507 Conn. ave. n.w. No phoning. * R colored, —experienced _ Jaundry drivers well acquainted with the city. AD- 1y Monday a.m. from 7:30 to 12. Sunlight aundry. 50th and_Grant sts. n.e DRIVERS wno can furnish own ton covered trucks for light delivers. 'Give Teferences And exverlence. Address Box 278-D, Star office. YOUNG MEN & the fleld of salesmanship. lc:lg:fnnzghcnn{!mnllllnl & chang We will thoroughly train you at our expense and give ou & permanent connection. Qualifications: Integrity, ai Pfllrlll’meinn't.llllela::lenk:%llelr to Biahed "Address Box 346.D. Star offce. TRUCK SALESMAN. an who Tias had some experience selling. trucks and ‘can Qusiiy, & wonde fur Opportunity wiil be ‘offered to "join on han e'.'x: u'nfl-'ud Compiete line of trucks tod ary an Getaiis. “Ada LATEST CRAZE_Rubber art rugs; atirac- R g 3 e outfit. 1 30 mag st Akron.” Ohlo. = ooy UID charge Drevents suiphation: e pep: charge Write T Int' doubles ll“l an l}nl ll'n ll: .rl.:éd methedn“ money-making op- B ks, . 25, pertunity. © Elliots” Works, Dept. 35, Des WHY WORK for others? Mak ell your own soods’’ Formilas, Toiiet "‘r‘!:;?: lentific Laboratories, 134‘1"w.'.u-a. erl:'h- mond, Va. - —_— WANTED—SALESMEN. ) 2 Fold ART—ADVERTISING. Interior decoration, costume design, lfe class. Chl'ld!enl Saturday class. LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY, 1333 P St. N.W. CHRISTMAS 1S COMING. ‘Ten young men in this community will be Tnvestisnte Yous: oborian 283-D. Star offce. e EDITORTAL COURSE MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING, 3313 14th St. N.W. T!!!D!Iflne Col._3000. HELP—DOMESTIC. €Ol TRL—Fo 3 o Telsbl L Avsly $58 M0, S Teferences required: good wages, 3601_Con: in in modern_country house, on bus line, 36 miles from Washington: family one ad and e M TPt O. Box 8, Aldle, Va. i Ada: GENERAL N be small ot ference 3130 _19th st. n.w. _Adams 0317, QIRL—Colored, for general housework: amily. _Clev. 11 - G white, -room Aj ment. S e ] S RO 2550 RO e MR m GIRL OR WO White, general house- 51" small prival home, Northwest, Oall ev.” 171 Study Interior Decoration At a Practical School. IT PAYS. Accredited, professional and practical | course. Expert instructors. Individual i struction. Co-operating with Afternoon and evening Class Full_information at MASTER SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DECORATION, i North 5236, 1206 18th st. n.w. P — EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. K, colored; first i comlumbi: ‘.r.zg rst class; good reference. CHAMBERMA] lored,’ - work: 315 & weeks Teterence. " appls 314 Georgia_ave. RUPHER'S EXCHANGE Tas A cooks, maids, mother's helpers, ‘¢ Workers, girls: bring gour ref atur 3551, colored Seneral da e o 1837 11th st. A ICY, Lexington st., Baltimore, M ':l a high- grade placement bureau for teachers, tuf and governesses. Write, or_call Plaza 1195. r in: n.w. GIRL. experienced, 1 Tousework; feforénces vequired. Forts Clev, 45 o for general housework, plain_cooking: l:l’ nights. Lincoln 1370. Apply 7613 1 st. n.w. n. housework: must make home on start small ‘wages, increase it competen! Near 1! . Address box 386-D. Star office. HOUSEKEEPER. whi th, in Chevy Chase. Md._Call MAID, colored, for and reliable Monday, D. C. for » ‘Wisconsin_4: Chevy Ohase, SEAMSTRESS, colored. personal maid o Iady: must be capable of assisting in re- modeling dresses; sleep in: g0od wages right party: private family; city refe required. _Cleveland 0130. WHITE, honest, settled, ambitious, general housework and’ cooking: g0od wages, room and board. Call 3 pm. 1811 Kenyon st. n.w. Wants position 10 care patient or chronie case. sidered. Phone Atlantic 1031. NURSE wants cases either ii grginstitution; reference: Fhone 5 Ter sty mienter el 0spital "ilm.l ience. _Ool. k. ICAL NUI hospi training, cone siderable experience, wishes case. "“’-— Sonable: be Liheoln_4360. & STENOGR. 'R - TYPIST, permanent or temporary: aiso by the hour. Gall Mise Nolan. Lineoin 0083, STENOGRAPHER, exi Excellont eferences: Fensonable Sulnss. Columbia 0814. " Abk. 33 C oot R o R R Y T ‘Potomac 35683 o STENOGRAPHER, bookkeeper, secretary: Irs. experience: neat Work,' conscientious: §00d ‘references: Protestant: temporary of permanent. 62 k, 40C per 1,000 nr‘q manuscript " copled ol 1408 N. H. OMAN. white, settied, light duties, small family, in return for gdod home: small spi- ary: stay nights. Hyattsville 823-P-32. STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKKEEPERS, P- fsts, male and female, needsd to supply thi 1,400 ‘firms that ‘use, ihis office regulary their "employment AL JydT Lhe past six years we have Dlaced 5,238 Deopie 1o office ton Binployent Exshasye: s ot braks o nt Exchange: Bldg. 14th and P District 3480, Need 500 applicants dally. PO T S R e e bookkeepers, clerks, salesmen, etc. Pree reg- istration. Boyd's, 1333 F n.w. Nat'l 2338. WOMAN—_White, to take care of baby and Nogrework: Toom and board and wi et~ erences. _Potos . WIDOW, cultured, ca: 2 children, bright_o: rences. Address WOMAN—Reliable, —colored, for _ general housework: must like children; reference auired. _Apply Box 426-D. Star office. _* VOMAN-Youne. white, one needing Home help in_housework; small salary. OCall or write. 485 Eye st.'n.w. ; 0 2 IOWA CIRCLE, white couple, furnished eeping apt. in exchange for janitor e ™3 fonrs dally, Cole 8043, HELP—WOMEN. G To sell our dollar box assortment of twenty-one beautiful Christmas cards: f different assortments: 50 per cent commi: sion. _Earl's, Inc., 1817 H st. n. 10° ALTERATION HAND, for Iadles’ teady-to- ; only experienced need apply. 1313 Connecticut_ave. 'PRENTICE arior. manent Wa * e SITUATION—MEN. Persons ad; ing for “. Coreful insestigation o7 persons oj- careful in ion o per: - fering positions where cash lq»ul’u are_required to_secure emi BEAUTY S8HOP OPERATOR, to_mani lease small shop: must be expert branches of work. Apply today, 1208 Kearney st. n.e., or write fof appoin -TYPIST — tled 2339 18t £ CASHIER, woman: experienced; Address_Box 335-D, Star offic Experienced, set- w. BIG MONEY selling high-srade_suaranteed specialty: pay daily; commission on re- orders and_weekly Illx nty. Person: Bo Cedar_Rapids, 1o 0od ne year have a_lifetime bus!. ness that will net $5.000. Customers are BEPn TR ot prgmingl e p.m.. Room 1, 1022 Vermont ave. INTERNATIONA] ICIAL —INSTITU- 36 ; old. ith $37,000,000 in re- sources, 200,000 clients, requires representa- tive for Washington Tson qualifying would earn $500 monthl. lovember business ex- ceeded any previous month since company organization: wonderful opportunity for hon- e ambitious, hard worker. Phone Adams 10450 for interview. COOK,_colore: Bo: COOK,_experienced, light colored, for teria; ‘360 per mo. ' Apply Sunday, 1112 15th nw. COUNTER GIRL_and general helper, 1ight colored, honest; $40 per mo. Apply Sunday, 1112 15th_st. n.w. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, rapid, With §00d knowledge of flling. Answer. in own hand writing, stating and q fications. Ad- dress_Box 78-D. Star offi DRESSMAKER, must be caj kinas of work and assuming Cleveland 645¢ DRESSMAKER—Experienced on fine_§owns, Apply Sunday between 3 and 4 at 1214 Conn. ave. FITTER—On fine coats, dresses: must know how to manage work room. Kaplowitz, 13th st. betwen E & F. - le handling all Tesponsibility. BALESMEN, two. high-class, for i institution directed by men of hationsl Ten utation: “Tnust- be’ producers’ whose Tecords Srendces nd scesut oF pane acitvitAn® Jeic o ast aciivitles. Ad- X _355-D, Mtar 0&: 3 3 1 s SALESMEN—Good living_income Trom _re- Deats sent direct after canvasoing tersitory Bire CAnvass petmanent. Blonsant. Seoan) . “Dleasant, desirabie. Al retailer Standard M’l:n N é:del beral commission an PITTER—Of the highest for downtown speciaity shop. quali- fications, experience; highest references re- auired. "Address Box 383 tar office. * FLATWORK CATCHER, white. Apply Sat- ure ’y‘lnlnu 12 or Monday before 11, Serv- ice Laundry Co., Bladensburs, Md. Hyatts. Sohoor, ‘ar el you e, *Blonarrs H le. lear: Wart' Beauty School. 921 P st. n.w. characte tate Rapids. To BALESMEN_With neat appearance: three required. Phone North 1961-W for unpol;n- ment. BALESMEN to sell high-cin electric_refrigerator; to_the right party. exceptional oppor sixty’ to ninety per wee sales campaign. See Mr. Hodskin, SCREW-HOLDING SCREWDRIVERSI __Re move, {nsert screws from inaccessible places. Factories, garages, electricians, mechanic auto, radio owners buy on siaht, Exclusive terriory. 'Free trial. Tooico, 6418 Water ¥ on. wi A successful business m sales and merchandise ability to act dis- trict director in this territory for a nation- ally known food manufacturer. ~Party must be financially responsible. Real opportunity for right man to build pérmanent, r ative busine for himseif. Hodgson_Bids.. Minneapoli: popular-priced very good proposition Apply 932 H st. n.w. Commission. Kindly give 1. ress Box 106-B, Star office. 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. ATTENTION, CHAUFFEURS Come on over with a live or- ganization. Good cabs. 38% straight commission. Pay every day. C. Ryan at once BLACK & WHITE AND YELLOW CAB CO., 1240 24th St. N.'W. SALESMEN Jlinder "EREVROLET Fieacure cars o several HO w NEST, AMBITIOUS o men ot aTial s PR Giehr 18y Bours & di refer that you have: your own transpo; Here 1is 1931 six: D oTiatrte: alo cars Tor Burposs ”of e T and Saik Sver the wenderfi pos- sibilities offered in selling “THE BIGGER AR MR, HUTET, 10 TO 12 OR 5 TO 6 R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,, " 1840 14th St. N.W. FILIPINO WAITERS—(3)_ experienced; ref- erence. Monday, 10 to 12 a.m. No phone. 3507 Coni 2 HOUSEMAN, small; experienced; cafeteria._ Address Box 3 Siar omee JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, Experience d ref- erence necessary; must difve car. Petworth Pharmacy, Ga. ave. and Upshur st. n.w. L8 with .ell‘;. w!cove‘x ):l‘lrflnlll tenlAtor{ proposition to. T party. Room 317 Mather Bide. Sunday, 1 to 3 pm. with complete line of per cent discount. Quin's Bakery. 3128 Nichois ave, s MAN—Competent, for our servi dy - ment. married preferred: must have heat education and able to drive aht car. o, Seady position with chance for cement and_good pay rt. y Monday, 2 to !8 p.m. ohlr. ‘The_ Puller Brush Co.. Room 979, National Press Bid MECHANIC, at least 3 vears with truck or bus experienice only. Apply 9 a.m. Grifith Co " Co.. 1300 ist st. n.e. MECHANIC, thoroughly experience, Model A glve experience and last em- ployment: ~ good _worl conditions ~_and fnance for permanent employment. Address e. colored bres on Ford Reed apply: " Aply . eeking & worth-while opportunity with the outstanding distrib- utors of refrigerators and radio in the United tates. “Under our plan the new men »ill be thoroughly schooled in_selling and be taken into the fleld by experts, who will 8id them in getting started; salary while in iraining. Apply Mr. Ross, 1600 Eckington 8 MEN ~(50) “who are_ MEN, 2. wanted. We will employ '2 neat, industrious men with cars, experi- ence will be an asset, but not absolutely re- auired. 1f you are willing o work we will train you “Apply Mr. Rice or Mr. Fonda, Electric Range Dept., Potomac Electric Ap. plince Co, 9 a.m. only, 14th and G sts. MEN, “dependable; sell guaranteed nursery stock’ re pay weekiy, we deliver. collect, Brown’s Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. MEN--New pocket radia, 33.85 cc storm ) pavs ooss Box ‘Akron, EN- & for permanent em. erican ‘Automobile Asto- ¢lation has operiings on its field force. Sales training will be given all applicants accept- Only men willing to devote fu nd who can oply. Apoly I ger, ‘17th " ard Py hours of § | MEN 8¢ un Tegards Dr. De Forest \" opportunity. MEN, 3, neat s hustlers ca M | MUSICTANS cello “Trer ot e B ol gf2 Stk 1o E:.”?M"i'lw itselt with musts between instruction ~cour radio work; wond. to piay all parts in ete. SPECIAL ATTENTION! e A AR e AT ONE: .00 PER PARTI Y ING WINTER. GOOD, APPEARANCE AND AVERAGE BiE e, o, MO o VERMONT AVENUE. SUITE 201 WANTED SALESMEN. BEFORE READING THIS AD STUDY CAREFULLY OUR DISPLAY ADVERTISE- MENT ON THE FINANCIAL PAGE OF THIS PAPER. LEADS FURNISHED. WE L GLADLY SUPPLY A LIMITED NOMBEY OF AMBITIOUS BALEAMEN WHO QUALIFY EXCELLENT LEADS OF A TYPE SRl ABEARR 0 QUICKIY. GET INTO "!lall‘f.;f'r PRODUCTION WITH GOOD Y INCOME. " = $200.00 WEEKLY — AN BE EARNED IN COM- 2 Ng-rorlmn'rva'mmnm N DORSEMENTS. THE PLAN WE ARE OFFERING HAS MEN OF EXCELLENT REPUTATION, BATURE JUDGMENT AND' GUTSTAND: ING ABILITY. PUBLICITY. TANTIAL BUDGET AP- WE HAVE A SUBSTAN o PROPRIATED FOR AND PERLICHTY OF ‘WHICH THOUSANDS OF RESI OF CITY AND OUR PRESENT SALES FORCE 18 Now ING THE RESULTS OF OUR CAMPAIGN. YOUR OPPORTUNITY —TO WIN AN EXECUTIVE SALES POSI. TION WITH US I8 UNLIMITED PROVIDED E THE TYPE OF MAN WE WANT. EXPERIENCE 18 _NOT ESSEN. WE WILL TEACH THE_HOURS OF 10:30 AM. M -_SUITE 381, SHOREHAM 550 Ttk BY. M. TASK FOR PEROT, Abmg“& co., —BETWEEN AND 1: YOU HOW 7O |3 OFFERING IF $3 TO 310 HOI Y possible I I silently: no slamming, oken H keeps doors open when wanted ope low pri big commissio; no competition: quick demonstration sells several to 08t every home. public (nstitution. office fae: fory. Ramy Blam, Bepe, 161, Bloomseld, A’ Preferably with adveriian xperience, £0 sell on commission basis h‘t}h- Tade, prod: b i and ~loan uct to_ b a earnings with protected " terfitory: wood pearance and PP Eite. or wire the ward, Detroit, Mich. IS YOUR HUSBAND —& traveling salesman? We have a splen- did_opening f man of such experience, | to work Washington, D. C. No traveling re- | auired. -D. L.t ) SALES] Old, established. ' million-dollar _coneern, manufacturing nationally known advertising material and specialized service for every epresentative line of business. has openings for several agsressive calesmen; liberal com- mission with weekly remittances: full-time employment. Closing coniracts now for new gelling season commencing December ~ 26, Look up our AAA-L rating and write us ating your age, experience and references. American Art"Wor' » Coshocton, ORhio. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. PREPARE NOW—FILE CLERK, STATISTI ical, police exam., sten and tvp. and FIRE MAN EXAM, The Civil Service Prepa; Bchool, s.. cor. 13th & P n.w. Met. 63: INSTRUCTION COURSES. ANYWHERE, men, your of 3485, 10+ Licensed whity Call_any time. Adams_ e STRUCTION. _TRIAL onable rates; licensed s_0162. 7 N instructors. 1 AUTO “DRIVING ~QUICKLY Careful, competent instructor cured. ' DERMOTT, North 7196- TO COMPLETE OURSE OF phone switchboard operating before Chri mas, enroll now. Prepare to make New Year advantageous. Bchool closes Dec. 34, reopens 931._Oxford Bldg.. 14th st. st N.¥. ave. NEW DAY, THE BOYD SCHOOL HAS MENT NEW DAY, new life, new hope, to thou- nds of ofice workers. The courses offered re simplified, easy to learn, shorter be- cause more modern. Permanent positions for raduates, or every cent tuition refunded in 0 daye.” Boyd graduates are successful_in demand. NEW classes forming. Start TO- DAY, BOYD SCHOOL, 1333 ¥ (opp. Fox. Thenter). Nat. 3341. TAUGHT. Permits s TALI Lee De Forest, world-famous inventor, will prep men now employed to enter in tl Address Box 280-D, Star office. TUTORING —MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCI high school or college, at your hom sonable. Address Box 317-D, Star office. + . JOB PLASTERING, first class: all kinds of cement ‘work; no job to0 far of too smail. Dist. 4870, e AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT AND PARK- ing_easy. Cars furnished. Call R HARTWELL (old reliable). ~Met. 1809, 11* LINOTYPE OPERATORS, $50-60 WEEK. Short hours, easy work. Day-night cli Burton_Linotype_Schooi, Printcraft Bldg. % NGUAGEPHONE COURSE: 35 method to learn faultless ft; cheap. A.d- ristmas dress Box 391-D, Star office. ANY ONE CAN LEARN THE ART OF COLOR- ins and painting portraits and lsndscapeg by i met} nomi) m charged. Stu- dio, 1332 G st. n.w.. and floor. . RADIO_TALKING MOVIE WORK. It you are willing to follow instruction, Dr. Lee de Forest, inventor of the Radio ana Phono-film movies will train you for gositions in Radlo and Talking Pi Write. siving occupation. Addre r_office. STATISTICAL COURSE. Preparing for civil service examination; new class starts Tuesday evening, Dec. 16. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING, 3313 14th 8t. N.W. __Telephone Col. 3000. BEAUTY CULTURE. Expert instruction on live models. SPECIAL COURSE, $50!!! ntensive. Practical, 1 (Ese 018 t £l ted Cigeire schonl 1n the Bautne e g., 817 I4th NW. L., Il“hlmh 3 lew Hampshire Ave .W._(Dupont Ci: coumElitorial and, Statisical soee prepecing Sar-divil secrice spa tions. l: rti December 18. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, ER BUILDING, rd 1325 GIRL as apprentice in beauty salon: good opportunity for ambitious girl; state age, When able to start. Address Box 435-D, Star office. GOVERNMENT STENOGRAPHER, female, $1,800, nice, convenient, York, will_ex. change equally desirable hington tra: fer; confidential.” Box 301, Maley, Ti HOUSEKEEPER, for care of child two years old and bungalow; hours, 8 to 6. Call Sun- day, 711 Walbrook ave., Virginia Highands. * KITCHEN MANAGER. 'te) ‘Address Box 336- = middie-aged or elderly, who iny, with very light e ith SR LADY_To introduce and feach new fa Wood _fiber flowers: should e money er’ Tree samples and instructions. Write. Re: Art Flower. Studlo, 75¢ W. Tth Los_Angeles, Calif. LADY with car to travel Virginia and Mars- arey. A D‘ll; Rfl:lol? !l"’l‘ Ihl;”‘!ldu'. l'(o l? Sunday. LADIES, 4, for house-to-house canvassi APply Room 317 Mather Bide. Sundav, LADY, whil ifkes countr: com) dutles, in exchange for board” references. M. B. 300 Comimiution; short. hours. *ADHly Teady nd_ cor 3 ady for work before ‘13, oom ' 1306 Nationai Press Bldg., 14th and F sts. < LADIES—Christm 7 _sell attractive line, of inexpensive "gifts and Chrisimas cards. Write, phol Col 107 Ey ANACER, St SonL st e SR :::e .nam lary expected. Address Box 403- D._Star _office. Bl houseman, valet; while, wishes work: experiene 1. West 3787, _* BUTLER, Italian, first-class, best of city references, wants position in private family, 8 M. 1213 M st. n.w. = RPENTER, experienced in ail Kinds VOTk: o Job t60small. sk fr H. Bryants Columbia 3483-W. Boertion” wich pelvate: famiy: o hon: ‘references. "Lincoin 8108- [id UFFEI est, reliabl furhish best 12th n. "IDOW LADY, no ~{ncumbrances, desires position ns housekeeper, o care semi: Stai e s ;nvlllu xcellent reference. Ad WIDOW, tlderli. !nnfi Tesident DIstrict. TR M et PR ress Box 276-D, Star office. A WOMAN, colored, wis! ladies’ clothes of men’ work fo alter clothes 10 tail h ._1614 4th st. n 'OMAN, colored, wants sewing with family, or take home. Mrs. Al rison. 4406 Kane place n.e. W A desires position &8 Nouseheener of companton. Kith eood” su roundings. Address Box 418-D, Star office. & YOUNG LADY wishi ition Nln‘ elerici k kn’not.lod of handi temporary or permanent; references. North 14 YOUNG WOMAN s8in Teasant voiee desi to do telephone solleiting from or acccunting work and small o keep temporary, Phone Col. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. BY NEAT COLORED GIRL—Part time or day: light _housework. Phone Adams 4325, COLORED GIRL wishes work after school Address 530 Morton nw. = ‘white, wishes position with family; 15 years' experience; cf first-class city references of long North 9452. L e Rependanie 10 gexre cepérisnee; do o ! minor ‘epairs; colored; best ety references. CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN, _Filipino, thor- oughly experienced, _excellent _references, would like place for bachelor gentlemsn or private family; honest and reliable you: man. _Col._3483. S COLORED CHAUFFEUR and butler, with several years' experience, wishes a position in private family; city references. Phone North_1922-J. COLORED MAN, reliabl is_furnace. 'Janitor. 2 MAN wouid like position as house- anC Brtier of watte jopeterences. 1630 Cor- s o fraternity house of small_private family. _Phone North_8819-W. experienced, hiotel or restaurant, Pe position: " Lit. "S010-W. FILIPINO, chauffeur, cook, butler, housema valet, wants work; private family or ba A-1 references. Wi FILIPING BUTLER houseman, valeti first- class_refs. _Columbis_3488. 7 FURNITURE_UPH R and auto & mer (unemployed); will do your work V!l!‘ 831! reasonable. at your home if desire prices until as._Kindly t. 8312, FURNITURE REPAIRER, first ciass, cabinet maker, lathe mag, wants position at once. Address Box 394-D, Star offic LJ GARDENER and houseman, rian, wishes steady position in piivate familyi gingle; best reference. John Wendler, 1 Hopkins st., near ipont Circle. = HOTEL WAITER, experienced in the Anest hotels, dining room or r to take cha of service Babits, fin Peter Tutton, 933 9t HOUSEMAN, white, honest, also housekeeper, gentlema pay: ref. Address Box 431-D. Star of COLORED GIRL. neat. wants work as maid or mother's helper. Phone Potomac 176! g able, wishes bundie so0d city referenge. Tig! work. COLORED WOMAN, wash to take hom Phone Pot. 4031. COLORED GIRL wants piace as nu; housework or part time; not afraid Call_Pot._4229. COLORED GIRL, neat, wishes genes Thguu- work or cool ing. Adams 1638. or 2315 Ontario road. ____ COLORED GIRL wants work s maid oF art-time work: neat, and good references. hone_Potomac 165 . COLORED GIRL, neat, wants general house- work:_reference.’_Call North . COLORED GIRL, relisble, desires Tlace & nurse or chambermaid; references given. North 4650-R. LORED WOMAN, reliabie, settied, cook e e S m helper. Call Lin. or n st COLORED WOMAN wants few Hours™ work Sfternoons. " Gall Decatur, 8153 " ™ OOLORED WOMAN, neat. wan maid; good reference. 1104 Vermont ave. Apt. 23, Annia_Smit COLORED WOMEN_ (two), place &3 cook nd maid. 1 North_3303. COLORED WOMAN, reliable, wishes morning work: cooking capable of taking care of din- ner patles; good clty reference. 1399 ard st. n.w._Phone Pot. A WOMAN In private family; RED GIRL, y GO G g, v vt o way liable :”’fim.'mnm Tty “retor JANITOR wants position st once; first-clats jeterence. "GallColumbia 1263-W. Mr. Wil- JOB of any ¥ind by man who is willing work. 2143 H st now: KITCHEN MAN, all-round cafereria_work. o mrn.r_“ reference. 1714 You st. 'hfl.fl' MAN (Colored). neat. handy. perienced chautfeur, Houseman O elevators switchboard operator. Decatur 341 MAN, colored; good ‘cook Chauftenr: wiilthg. so sstets 6 3o Ormert: ence; reference. 1_Mass. n. MAN, colored, wants second fireman or as- sistant’ fanitor: Teference. G. Morrison, 4406 Kane place n.e. MAN. 31, needs wor o, Aiywhere: place mechanic; have cal th future desired. tA.d- MARCELER and finger waver, ex apprentice, Alexander Beauty Shop, National Press Bld MARCELLER and Yve 7 n.w dress ‘Box 308. o MAN, young, aged 35, marri Hon in) “well” estabiished publishing Company Meri: Rus sxperiente \n trsine sancl) cul et . il ‘and" beofreading. = Address Box 323D, desires enced on power ma- chines, to sew on dresses. Apply 626 Louisi- a_ave. n.w. MECHANIC, experlenced on ca wants job §s mechanic of tru ‘Phone- Atlantc 4583 SALESLADY, 804_7th st. n.w. SALESLADY—With local Bish-class “ladies’ ready-to-wear. X_392-D, Star office. SALESWOMEN, several, 30 to 80 years old, with pleasing bersonality, capable of earn: ing $35 to $50 per week. Chance for ad- vancement. This is not & ho house Droposition, but pleasant outside work, a: we furnish'you names of people on whom to call. Apply from 9 to 12, Room 427 Homer Bldg.. 13th st.. between F and G sts. n.w. * SECRETARY- STENOGRAPHER, ambit energetic; opportunity advancement: state age, education, experience, commencing sal- ary. Address Box 448-D, Star office. STENOGRAPHER and rapid typist; good be: sinner considered: steady position with o portunity for advancement. 735 Tth st. n. STENOGRAPHER— fully. give exi ence, training, etc. Address Box 430-D, office. TAILORESS, experienced on men's_clothing, Tor Aoy Cleanta estabiisnment. " 8534 Cons: ave__Cleve. 16 TYPIST—Siart, ST pearance. 1016 ‘Ev experienced, for dresses. Ly experience. Ada: ‘accurate, fast, 'WOMAN—Opportunii ambitious wor an of ‘wood education, free to travel: be in business for yoursel re- Christian i writ iving age. education. experience an phone._Address Box 326-D, Star office. _* WOMAN, colored, 6 N st n.w. 'WOMEN (2), cultured, executive type, for independent ‘work ry plus bonus; high school necessary, some college training heip- ful: past 24; capable of traveling occasion- ally. "Exp. not necessary, bt must have sen- sible aml Few, 728 Tower Bldg.. 14t and K sts. n.w. WOMEN CANVASSERS (10) wanted to sell pew line of rubber goods house to house. 1t you follow our instructions you will ea: {rom $35'to 150 per week. Apply 9th fiog WOMEN-—Intelligent, ambitious, with plea: ing personalities, who will work directed, © earn §: monthly representing old in- ternationally known firm. e work is pleas- ant, practically every one with an in- come is a_prospect. Part-time workers con- sidered. Phone Adams 10450. s Tuesday or Wednesday, Room 1210 Peopl Life Ins. Bldg.. 14th and H sts. n.w. AMBITIOUS WOMAN —with high school or college education, 28 to 40, wanted by nationally known firm with 40 years' background of sound busi- ness. Basic salary to start assures freedom from worry. Applicant must be woman of Tefinement and free to travel; personality more important than business experience. Position open January 1st. Applications re celved now. Call in person after Sunda: Canvassers ‘need not apply. MRS. WEEDMAN, La Fayette Hotel. ® SALESWOMAN. thoroughly " experienced in Address Box 419-D, uired: One leather goods. Star office. LADIES. ‘Wanted—S5 refined ladies for digni- fied work, either full or part time; positively no_selling. If interested call at 1104 Vermont ave. n.w. d_up; Quick serv- lee: Roy White, Attantic PAPER_HANGING. '.ni‘mnuu By day of job, cheap: first-clasy, T st. n.W. ADt. 1 et J007W. Sohisor also 1624 or West ence. - Potomac Viry 8, ants work of able, wants cookl: d v aog';u-" 1 A n st BT COLOR! Om% wants job as ence,Phone Decatur 5564, ~ 1405 Oth now. LO] GIRL, t, wants worl kind. 1519 chlll'&hn‘a n.w. North 1718-M. COLORED GIRL, neat a %" small_children to support. tur J. 1831 13th _st. COLORED WOMAN, settled, experience. Phone st. nw, COLORED WOMAN desires to care for chil- dren in night, at parties, dinners, or gen~ eral mother's helper. 451 O st. houseworker, itress or nurse. SOLoREDGINE odating maid, al as com t] mal afternoons or enln“; flr:ln-cll. refi COOK-—1 ed_colored wom: 3 A S Fuovs Rorth G COOK, colored, ‘wait) lil‘ COOK, woman, colored. enced, ' pleasant, obligin long reference: Dec. 3242. iddle- horo to stay nishis, wanis wor thoroughly experi: dependadi work “Dreferabl ehly experienced, Teferences. 1824 COOK. experienced, desir Ttion 1n highe giass tamily; best of Teterences” Potorma ;%ggt'y Gletll.nl.d flg:l’.d nlll: wood per- part uu‘u:'['zu ' reference. Decatir 0857, COOK'S PLACE wanted by colored woman. Call at 1810 35th st. Stay_at night, PHARMACIST, registered, desire; best references and experience. oo iR GURTAINS cents mlE 'S coln 527! PHARMACIST, experienced, ences, relief or full time. o 3213 Wisconsin_ at ains o wi OURTAINS STRETCHED: Jork called for and delivered. CURTAINS_all_Kinds of o "“n';‘ and stretched, 38 Dair; bun CURTAINS "“lvrm. 50¢ pal 406 Der panel. Called for and delivered references. Address Box 414-D, Star office. * North_7917. 124 where. _Atlantic 3811. BlEhis; S0 & week. I008 w80 RESIDENT MANAGER, apartment house, or caretaker; can make and house’ in 1l Caretaker, Adams 344d. 8" GENERAL HOUSEWORK or work of oy kind by neat colored girl. Phone Nort 8739-J. 1722 15th st. *w'z“nn‘fia.w'-?n .’,’}"'—“"“{.’,‘;:,“‘ Tl udents. Courteous o teed. "Cail Dean_of Men's Offce. Col. 8100, GIRL, white, e: rienced, wishes_work in grivate “home. 19 Hayes st. Olare Simonizing at per cleaning, floor also general laun- Low prices. 480 INO wishes & Dositios Vate family eneuleut pul d plain cooking: nine years er, and erences. ss_Box 363-D, Star office. 17+ YOUNG MAN, 18 ¢ 1d (of good family, parents dead), employed 9 to 6, desires room and board in exchange for duties outside office_hours. _Adams ter 6. L id Rrdws st ref- GIRL. colored, wants work as_maid, walt- 5_att YOUNG MAN with new car wishes Jjob, collector or. rolgA agent; A-1 reference. .’A'd- 3 dress Box 345-D, Star_office. TR YOUNG MAN wants store w that nature. Joseph Clark, Cleveland 3 FOUNG MAN, colored, desire; ler._houseman: experience tion. but- oreh 18%5-W. tion ‘as general houseworker: stay nights. Srione &0l 3020 W' ishes bosition; _good Phone OIRL, colored, wishes work getting night work: good pay. Phone Met. 5091. ' 2222 12th fl!l’;l housework: ref GIRL, colors i imbermaid; reference. 3 @ after school. Phone Columbia lm-n.“m GIRL, colored, reliable, ts part_ time 3 Tess or nurse.’ Best city ref. Decatur 2440, GIRL, colored, with reference, wishes posi- GIRL wants Call_1319 8th_sf .w. _ District 8144, IRL, colored, wishes work of any Kind, k _or Efncoin” sof1-. Hobart pl. n.w. GIRL, “colored, neat: wants Dart-time OF or day’s work; refe) 3 Decatur ‘3636w, "0 o ts work as eleva- YOUNG MAN, colored ; delivery boy, wa tor operator, waiter, handim etc. _Call Willlamson. _Poto: YOUNG MAN wishes place as jumper, porter or_houseman;_references. ms_7257-J. wishes work of any Potomac_6341. GIRL, colored, neat, wishes position clean- YOUNG MAN “wishes work of any kind. driving private fam! or truck; knows city. Phone Lincoln 0861. CHEF-STEWARD. JYouns man, German-American, wishes po- sition mana; or_chef-stewardin, a first-class restaurant or grill, wher tastiness an of food count; d and America. ng ave., Sily SITUATIONS—MEN AND wom.' Dposition as Call Lincol ing of offices, urse or chambermaid. Wi I:’Il" to g0 away. 317 G W. RL, colored, wants work of any Kind, 617 R i ok ST b GIRL. colored, wi ouseworker ot ‘murs L] from § 1o 5. GIRL, young, colored, from Maryland; B workor any kind Of assistance: ‘refs. 1004 . Trving st."n-w. Adams 11 L) [ ishes 'k di b IRL_ wighes Work day of week. Norh , white, €5 Dosit] aitress; references. 'P_e-c 'LE, lored, rtment GROTIE, colnol gwies op, Shriman No. 2, Ballston, Va. 4 SITUATION—WOMEN. Bxi tims or MoRc eRperknce Sapabl: Peasonable. Address Box 101-D: Siar o CHURGCH ORGANIST desires position, expe- rienced: conservatory ‘graduste: reference: permanent or temporary. Address Box 335- . Btar omes. . DRESSMAKER, expert Atier and desienet on gyenine sowns: drcss coals And Sults”'A Dointmen desired. North '54p DRESSMAKER, experienced, rt remodeling, aiteratio Terences. by the da: at home of out. S G, B DRESSMAKING lined: curtain by the day: B one Geor and f'lnu-:.u: I Teason ortn 3617-3; ishes Work as piain cook Sand st nawe " wishes home with white or y or morning work. 1414 T st. n.w. ) 2 al Tioraing wors: GIRL, colored, GIRL, colored, ‘all North 3560-J. GIRL, colored any Kind.~Cait Sl Sl 1018 3ra st nw. S O d s GIRL, white, from country, 5 Dothene it Bhiniceton o, n e 1 ma 1330, colored, Tousew Becutur Ssoct. "Hige 1688 me o evorE o ..:.:‘v-”‘fim‘ O WANTED — EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY WORKERS FOR ONR NEW NIGHT SHIFT. EXPERIENCED ON BOTH FLAT AND STARCHED WORK. Apgl Personnel Director, 810 H Wflwuy._ F o CE G at home o s juch covers; plain y W GIRL. lor x e RO T TR T W S T g i HOUSEKEEPER in ‘adults, good R A il Pasvareava osesssasesvasl: