Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1931, Page 63

" HUGE SUMS NAMED INPOWER BUDGETS Light Companies Also Plan Heavy Financial Outlays During Coming Year. ipealal Disnatek to The Sar. NEW YORK, January 10.—Electric fight and power companies will spend $894,394,716 for new plant and equip- ment in 1931, Electrical World Sirvey of e idustry: The budget - survey of the in E - locates to fuel-burning stations the sum of $202,394,816; to hy stations, $105,- 381,392; transmission, $114,986418; to distribution and substations, $412,131,- 669, and to miscellaneous items the sum of $59,113,102. ‘The 1931 budget figures include mu- nicipal, local and all other light and power properties and are predicated on actual returns of $819,000,000. Com- parative figures for 1930 expenditures are: For fuel plants, $207,901,458; hy- dro plants, $117,395,384; transmission, $137,084,606; distribution and substa- :lons. 60432,510,218: miscellaneous, $65,- 38,026. Comparisons With 1930. Budget figures for the light and power industry show a decrease in New Eng- 1and expenditures, accounted for by the completion of several large hydro plants in that section in 1930. In the South, also, several new lines and plants have been installed and permit temporary reduction in expenditures. In the North Central, Western and Eastern districts, budget expenditures for 1931 are about equal to those of 1930, thus indicating normal industry growth. Ex- penditures by sections of the country in 1931 will include $301,840,195 for the Eastern States, comparing with $308,- 596,932 in 1930; $171,752,695 in the Southern States, comparing with $194,- 395,948 last year; $284,789,876 in the North Central region, compared with $318,096,822 in 1930, and $135,624,531 in the Western States, compared with $139,800,040 last year. ‘The survey shows that more money will be spent on distribution than on any other item in 1931. This has been true in the last few years and reflects the trend toward underground systems, extensions to outlying customers, mod- ernization and revamping of distribu-~ tion systems, the construction of dis- tribution substations and of new gen- eral office buildings. Expenditures for neration take second place and bid lair to go up faster than those for distribution because of the steady in- crease of capacity demands. Transmis- sion expenditures will be about normal. Six Billions in Decade. “During the period from 1920 to 1930, says Electrical World, “the light and power companies spent a total of $6,007,326,000 for new plant and equip- ment, yet from 1930 to 1940 a reason- able estimate for expenditures is $11,- 400,000,000. The investment per unit of generating capacity for the decade has decreased slightly and is now about $325. The per cent of total time gen- _erating equipment is used has increased from 20 to 30 in the same period. The kilowatt hours generated per unit of capacity have increased from about 1,100 to 2,700 in 10 years. The revenue and investment values per customer have remained about stationary, the present values being about $500 for in- Vestment and $160 for revenue. These figures show that there has been a 1airly uniform earnings basis over the decade despite enormous expenditures and lowered rates, and this has been made possible by greater hours’ use of azulpmen:. dacrel.led unit "D:I‘B of equipment’ and better operaf per- formance, especially in fuel-burning power stations.” mfierm ':!t:bu, gyl every reason to believe that the capital requirements of the industry can be had at reason- able money costs. There are reasons to believe, also, that the hours’ use of equipment wil be increased and that operating costs will decrease. In some measure equipment costs will decrease because of improved quality and changed design. There is also reason to believe, the paper says further, that in the next 10 years distribution 01u19- ment will require the largest capital ex- penditures, with generating station and lnnmg:;on lines following in-order of Estimates for expenditures in the decade 1930-1940 are as follows: Dis- tribution, $4,400,000,000; generation, $3,700,000.000; transmission, $2,250,- 000,000. The remainder of the capital mdmuu in the decade would ;:me miscellaneous expansions, such as office buildings, stores and other items. Michael Winburn, American soap king and philanthropist, who died recently in Paris leaving an estate of $20,000,000, willed $80,000 to the People’s Dispen- sary for Sick Animals in London. The Coast Artill Reserve officers of Washington will meet Tuesday evening at local Reserve headquarters, at 1734 New York avenue. Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, former amsistant chief of Air Corps, and Lieut. Col. Harry P. Newton, Coast Artillery Re. @erve, are sched- uled to speak. Gen. Mitchell will dis- cuss “National De- fense,” while Lieut. Col. Newton's sub- ject will be “Is the Commanding Of- Positive for the le of His Com- mand?” Maj. Rob- ert R. Hendcn.th. Artillery Re- Gen. Mitehell, e, commanding " O M! er of the 913th Coast Artillery anti-aircraft), who is the chairman of e Coast Artillery Conference Center, preside at the meeting. The following Reserve officers of the ict are members of the Coast Ar- Conference Center; Lieut. Cols. ence L. Nelson, Harry P. Newton ‘Thomas A. S. Thropp. Majs. Halder L. Gahm, Robert R. on, Clyde B. Kendall, Gregory J. nich, Edward L. Potter and Rich- H. Wilmer, Capts. Arthur C. Adair, Thomas H. , John Caswell, jr.. Wiliam J. , Joseph F. Gardner, Salvatore . Guerrieri, Albert W. Lybrand, Lyman . Morris, Wiliam R. Sprague and Nor- ir. W. Whited. Pirst Lieuts. John L. Atkins, Floyd R. ny, Frederick A. Burr, James C. Mss, Frank A. Daly, Samuel B. , John H. Gruver, Henry J. Holt, G. Johnson, Edward F. Leibrecht, p‘:;od B. McCloud, OwenuAJ. :c- , _Stan! MeGee, Carrol . Mc- k e, chel:?,’w. Rathsack, Willlam A. § ts, Martin A. Ryan, Keith E. Bchwinley, John B. Walker, Robert S. ‘W. Walker and Edmund C. Wallis. {_Second Lieuts. Robert W. Andrews, ‘John Beek, jr.; Raymond B. Block, Edward B. Brown, jr.. Charles F. k, Paul A. Cooley, Leslie A. Saly, joseph V. Dowd, Karl M. Eggen, V. Prankhouser, Harlow 4 {Hall," Joseph M. Holmes, Roger H. Holt, Helim H. Hulbert, Melvin P. Jacobs, Paul V. Keyser, Russell M. Harry Knox, James C. Ladd, 7B .- Bugene T. Van - $95,000 Advance In Price of Seats On Stock Exchange NEW YORK, January 10.—Just after the close of the market today the New York Stock Exchange an- nounced that a seat on the exchange had been sold for $200,000, an in- crease of $40,000 since the last sale. ‘This represents an advance of $95,000 in I than two weeks, but guig still $190,000 under the 1930 Baltimore Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., January 10.—The live poultry market holds steady to firm under generally light receipts and a good demand, especially for turkeys, which are showing an increace over last week. Young hen turkeys, 8 pounds and over, are showing an advance of 2 cents at 40 cents a pound, and young gobblers the same at 38, but old hens, as well as toms, not so desirable at 32, while crooked breasts move slow at 25. Mixed colored Spring chickens, medium to large fat, are bringing 23 to 26, but Leghorns will rot bring over 18 to 22, while all poor, thin stock is neglected at 14 and 15. Demand for old hens continues at 18 to 24 for stock weighing 3% pounds and over, but Leghorns will not bring over 16 and 17, and all poor, thin fowl, as well as old roosters, are slow sale at 12 to 15. ppearance met with ready sale at 35 to 37 for birds weighing - 7 pounds and over, but smaller, as well as slips, will not bring over 28 to 33. Choice, fat young ducks in de- mand at 22 to 25, while only a limited demand prevails for geese at 14 to 23, with Kent Islands bringing values. Guinea fowl and pigeons hold steady at 30 to 60 each for the former and 15 to 20 a pair for the latter. Egg Market, Market for native and nearby eggs has a better tone with a fllflyy good demand, but centered entirely on de- sirable fresh gathered eggs, the receipts being moderate of this sort. Premiums over &mtluom are obtainable when they have the size and weigh 57 pounds and over to the case. Brown hennery stock is now preferred to hen- nery whites, but dealers are inclined to take on regular firsts in preference to paying a premium. The market closed today at 30 cents a dozen for nearby firsts and 28 for current receipts, with both hennery whites and browns bringing 31 and 32, ggth:m;sfl pullet eggs are neglected at Receipts of white potatoes have been more liberal the past week, but with a fairly good demand the market holds steady at 1.50 to 175 per 100 pounds, E"x“&}‘m will not bring over 1.25 Eastern Shore Maryland and Vi R 0. v:lsue.u. o weet potatoes are in fairly good de- mand and values show no 4 d:t 3.00 to 4.00 a barrel for No. 1 stock and 2.00 to 2.50 for ungraded, but yams are easy and lower at 2.25 t0 2.35 a barrel. Native and nearby garden truck con- tinues in fairly good demand, but only first-quality stock attracts atiention at THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 11, 1931—PART SIX Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 4th and P sts.—Day's Pharmacy. 5 100 LR ST and Massuine Store. 17th and sts.—Kenner's Pharmacy. O. Broc 307 82 s Ovard ru re. PR g I8 L4 Bictanan ‘sis.Hohberser's Phar "% and Oolorado ave.—O'Donnell's 14 Pharmacy. 3200 Mount Fleasant Mount Pleasant Cil i b 1imbla Fo.—The Billy Shop. —Coledny Brothers. 1773 Wardman Fark b —Sanitary Phar- ‘macy, 18t d can’s Pharmacy. T ‘e R sere's e clerk's Thary Monck's Pharma e e ave BYiohtwood Fharmacy. Ga. w Lampk Tac 6224 3rd st—Stewart's Pharmacy. 1905 Mass. nt Pharmacy. 18th and Fl nstein’s Drug Store. Fla. & N._Reiskij North Pharmacy. 1742 Pa, avé . Louis Krick 5 —Quigley" 25th and P: 2315 Corn 8500 Conn. Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.—Harry C. 4231 Wisconsin ave.—Morgan Bros. Phar- mac: Tako: Park, 359 Cedar st.—Mattingly Bros.” Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. 30th and P st 30th and M sf 3011 Yidtonain ave —aners. sce : E Wisconsin ave. and O ‘Donahue’s Phar- macy. 35th and O sts—Sugar's Druz Store. 5104 Conduit rd—Modern Drug Store. NORTHEAST. 208 Mass. ave.—Capitol Towers Pharmacy. #h and H sis.—Home Drug St 907 H st—Garren's Music Store. 13th Md. ave—Luckett's Pharmacy. Tt ave.—Louis F. Bradley. North d Eye—Ken: Pharmacy. 1. ‘ave—Collins' Pharmacy, 500 12th st.—Brookland Pharmacy, Brook- land, d R. I ave—John G. Biges' Phar- SOUTHWEST. nd Va. ave—Herbert's Pharmacy. —Harris' Drug Store. .—Columbia Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. 3rd and Pa. ave.—O'Donnell's Drug Store. 8th and Eve sts._F. P. Weller's Pharmacy. 1ith and Pa. ave—Fealey's Pharmacy 1907 Nichols ave., Anacostia—Healy's Drug St 13th and East Cap. sts.—Lincoln Park Phar- macy. 2204 Minnesota ave—Twining Oity Drug Store. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. All advertisements for The Evening Star must be in The Star ofice or one of The Star_branch offces by 11 pm. the DAY BEFORE ISSUE, with the following excep- to; Bt Wotiees. ath Notices. Advertisements under the above classifica- tions will be accepted at The Star office, 1ith and Pa._ave, until 12 noon, day of issue, except Saturdays and Legal Holida: when the closing time is 10:20 am. All a vertisements for The Sunday Star must be received at The Star office by 5:30 p.m. Saturday, or at any of The Star branch offices by 4:30 p.m. Saturday. CASH WITH ORDER is required for all advertisements from transient advertisers. LOCAL RATES. 3-line minimum. 1 time, 20c per line. 2 times, 19c per line. —F I : Advertisements under Personal, 3c per line additional. RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILE RADIUS OF WASHINGTON. 4-line minimum. 1 time. 25¢ per line. 3 times, 23c per line. 7 times. 2ic_per line. 30 times or more consecutively, (Advertisements under Personal additional Transient classified advertisements for the Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will be received over the Business Counter of The 10th st. 316 4'a 413 and L sl 20c per line. 3c per line the following quotations: Carrots, 2.00a 4.00 per 100; kale, 75a85 bushel; oyster plants, 4.00a6.00 per 100; parsnips, 80a el Spimacts 45 busner e (o) 000140 el e Al burnipe, Live Stock Prices. The live cattle market has bee - erally dull and the market l'llleun an wlmm only‘cl&olc!e, !fi ?tfle , Teceipts of which are very light the wharves, consisting moltlryy of‘ eo:: anu ofjr:,lfnhn cattle. s today at ey y Light street Beef cattle, first quality, pound, 8a9; common to medium, 6a7; bulls, as to quality, 312a6; cows, choice to fancy, 6a7; rough and common, 5a6. Quality, 4aé; calves, veal, choice, 12; large, fat, 10a11; large, rough, 8a9; thi; *heep. Jad: 616" pumcn: P, 2a4; o icks, 2a3; Spring lambs, choice, 814a9; fair to good, s common, thin, 4a5. o Hogs, straight, 8a9 ; sows, 6a7; 4a5; live pigs, 11al shoats, oa10 " Star at regular rates. 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. BOOKBINDER for smi Address_Box_3' BOY or younz man to at Government ~Bldgs. Apply Mr. Schrot. Ve BOY to selling papers and m Avply Mr. Job: state experi- Btar_office. _*_ at men’s ‘stand permanent work. ns' Bureau. azine: hrot, must be ex Veterans' Bu- BERLIN ORDERS PROTEST BERLIN, January 10 (#).—The Ger- man legation at Warsaw has been in- structed to file a protest with the Polish government against the alleged viola- tion by two Polish fiyers yesterday of the agreement regarding frontiers. The two f1 HER—For_cut- s00d wages to right party. 920 oL with car one ot afraid of long hours: married man preferred; steady Dosition: can earn $50 week. ~Appiy T35 Tth COLORED MEN to wash windows; we teach you: neat appearances and Al ref red: eed 1y requ no_triflers - ne SPply cor. 6th and D worl pay. Aply Monda: DRIVERS (10). with identification card: made a for E. Winston and Elmer C. Woods. Cavalry Reserve officers of the Dis- trict and vicinity will meet at the Fort Myer Riding Hall today at 9 o'clock mfl.fi’on in equitation under the of Lieut. Col. 3 Hixson, Cavalry. S The next instructional conference for Reserve quartermasters of the District will be held tomorrow evening at local Reserve headquarters, at which will be taken up a map problem and the principles of supply and evacuation in ng:p]yxnn a Cavalry division with an offensive mission, vequiring temporary separation of the escort wagon ele- ments of its train. Maj. W. R. White, Q. M. C, will conduct the conference. On this same evening Capt. E. P. H. Gempel, C. W. 8., will conduct the Chemical Warfare Conference, at which will be discussed chemical warfare tac- tics of the company, battalion and the ufi_{:aem. 5 0 conferences _also will be held Tuesday evening. The Alr ma- neuvers at Mather Field in 1930 will be discussed by Capt. E. W. Farthing, A. C, at the Air Corps Conference, which will be held in the Air Corps projection room, room 2055-57 Muni- tion Building, Twentieth and B streets, Wwhile the Coast Artillery meeting, as indicated above, will be held at local Reserve headquarters. Maj. Oscar W. Griswold, G. 8. (M. 1. R.), on duty in the press rela- tions section of the War Department, will conduct the Military Intelligence Reserve Conference that will be held :r:‘ ‘Wednesday evening at headquar- Cavalry Reserve officers of the Dis- trict will meet Thursday evening at Reserve headquarters, at which Lieut. Col. Arthur G. Hixson, Cavalry, will discuss Cavalry marches, reconnais- sance and _counter - reconnaissance. Mllj. 'O“cllrg'. l: lpplcy‘b:gfll’;dmvl!ry. also on com| orders and the General Service School. District Medical Reserve officers will hold their conference next Friday eve- nii which Lieut. Col. A. N. M Reserve, will discuss mobili Fleld Artillery Reserve officers of the District and_vicinity will meet at the Fort Myer Riding Hall next Sunday morning for instruction in equitation under the direction of Maj. John M. McDowell, F. A. Pirst Lieut. Harvey G. Callahan, Fleld Artillery Reserve, 1229 Jackson street northeast, who has been pro- eston Vernon, jr.. Charles O. Wat- m Boyden K. Whitford, Raymond assignment to the 320th Infantry. ts. n.w. drive Crystal cabs. Apply 303 C st. n. ELECTRICIAN, first class, who can correct estimates on electric wiring, etc.. to i good pay. Apply Monday, 12, Nation rd. | MAN—Permanent, profitable business for man ufihtlr;’“fl:{i":fi“ I‘.‘?“!cl..urlllfl tre G‘Eo“tc . other lines. Moss Bros. Cou 1221 Germantown. Philadeiphia. MAN to oversee county sales. Pree fifteen lesson Landscape Course. Unusual opening. Pederal Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. . nds_cooking (o Monday between Tokay Bhe Sior e Isiand ave.. Mt 2 and 3 p. Rainier, Md. > ks : MAN, competent, for our service department: married preferred: must have neat appe: education and able to drive light y position and chance for advance- 00d pay to start. Apply 10 to 12 and 2 to 4:30 Monday, Puller Brush Co., 979 Ni tional Press Bl z . MAN, etic, to solicit orders for wel nnblllh-d‘ id reliable nursery company. 78th year. Full instructions . perm! nent ‘employment at good wagss to right man. Address H s Bro. & I0mAas " Stephen Girard Bidg., Philadelphis MEN_The Potomac Eiectric will train four men with e #00d appe: in_the sal $15 a week ‘while t possibilities of earning several times more. Aggressive men only ll“l!cd Apply Mr. standing _des men o thelr ‘Whole or part time. {An_unusual ¥ to sell New York bank trust shares and other high-grade in- vestment securities on a liberal commission Dasis. Investment experience not necessary. Apply In person to Room 310, Investment MEN_We guarante yelisble men di re tail merchan necessary. ~Write uard Co., Suit 1112, Merchandise Mart Bidg.. Chicago. MEN—_We require the servioes of two men for direct selling. These positions are per- manent, in a hew department of an old focal Arm. and men can 00d income working on t of leads we all furnish. Interview can be arranged by writing us_fully about ~yourself. Address Box_61-E. Star_office. MEN with organizing ability and able to fi- Mimice "themscives. while setting staried. A tion, has several States longl orean e fh (ne East. Telephone o Decatur and'2 pm. for appoint- 4718 between n MEN, 2, W industrious men with cars. —Sales expe; ence will be an asset, but not absolutely re- auired. 1f you are willing 1o work we will train_you. "Apply Mr. Rice or Mr. Fonda, Electric Range Dept., Potomac Electric Al pliance Co., 9 a.m. only, 14th and C sts. n MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR—Only i gle, ‘experienced man need appiy. Box 290-H. Star office. 3 PAINTERS, 2. first-class. 1343 Girard n. PORTER—Golored youne_ man:_ must bri rences. . AD Torning a o'elock. fa 521 13th st now. RS experienced, handie laying bators; stay’ nights; e -~ Al i 386 month and meals. Star_office. | HEPRIGERATOR _(Majestic) ohced. s005. preposttion. Tor xpe the g ference required. ly Rockvii IQ‘ P‘l‘l‘lfl l"IlM'lll Co. MCKAV‘I“E. Md._Rockville 244. LESMAN, emg&lae one who is intelligent, le e R T I T rapid and expenses. '-‘%%Mwm‘?flmam b3 SAER e neve S o e T ‘experience igh school ed: National 6360 for abpointment ‘Adaress | Al o'cloci 4 POULTR! flock, run round Box 220-H. e in nn“ -unu-f“n‘-g years ‘omee tion, Phone for inierview. | furnish | side’ you and you reall (Continued.) SALESMAN—Opport for man to associ- :}I = 14 “fl a ":H“ Senaicss '"iI wy nown manufacturer and_electrical appur- imission proposition o *Capable of ‘Parming $5:000 ber Year and o e 3o T year upward do not waste your time nor mine. Gold, East Tork, N 3. ot 176th st New T you want_to_make real selling used cars, we_pay_10% on Call Mr. Shipley. Dec. 3258-J. busin wood—backing o S sttone fauncie] Mastit Hogs STosies sales resistance — expansion program en- ables us to piace 3 g00d en at once, See Mr. Kynaston, 5th » Investment Building. SALESMEN_—Now is the time to make your connection for a bigger 1931: big Spring bus- iness is just around the corner. Get in on the ground floor now. We can use three ambitious, honest men: automobile ex) ence not Necessary; we will train you i R MOTOR CO. my you ‘mone: used xperi- t ou can qualify. ' FORD DEALERS. 1781 You st. n.w. See Mr. Peake, 130 to_10:30 a.m. o SALESMEN to sell the new Chevrolet auto- moblle: experience selling automobiles not essential. A dealer has a real oppor- tunity for a man that knows how to work. Live leads and prospects furnighed. Ban- fleid_Chevrolet Co.. 6708 Wisconsin_ave. Simple, AGENTE. Gold Sign 1 M%rfim‘ store wi lows: 500 per cent profit. Free sampl Metallic Letter Co., 435 N. Clark, cmcng. INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued. HELP AND SITUATIONS | TOTORING HIOH.SCH s, in yo ur_home dress Box 14 ir home if you prefer. = Ad- i Mice. AGENTS _Exclusive tertitory salesmanagers for installment plan selling wonderful e 138" Commisaton, 1100 weeky, carnings Pr.".'lu!hn&en, ‘Desk 334, Phila .. AMAZING FILTER purifies water at faucet instantly. Low priced Sells every house- wife. ible to make up to $3 hourly. Sample furnished workers. Automatic Fil- /i DePY- 147, 2631 Third st.. Milwau- ASTOUNDING new Shaving Invention, need- 2d by 20,000,000 shavers. Up to $100 weekly Thie without selling: place on {ree trialt Naranteed profits offer: ho risk. L L. Rhodes, “T41s” Pendieton. Dept. "A-3285, NEW PRODUCT. _Just outl _Me- chanical Wall Cleaner for homes. Banishes housecleaning drudgery. Big season now On. ‘easy to use. Cleans wallpaper, paint- ed walls, window shades, etc.. like magic. No standing on chairs or dangerous stepiadders Decessary. Breathtaking - demonstration: Whirlwind seller. - Low priced. 110 per cent proft” Also 47 otner fast seliing Housghold pectalties. Outflt free Write quick. ris- tee Manulacturing Co. 33 Bar St. Akrgn. o SALESMEN, now calling on the retail trade; side line: drug stores, grocers, Arthur Storch, 1809 Bell CALIFORNIA PERFUMED BEADS selling like hot _ cakes. Agents coining money. Big TAILOR OR BUSHELMAN. who can measure nd try on; steady position; must have good ippearance. Address Box 350-H, Ster office. es: white men, $12 and 315 per week; those who are handy with hammer and chisel, also quick and active: splendid chance for those who apply themselves. Address Box 381-H, Star_office. WE HAVE AN OPENING in our sales force for' 3 men, experience not necessary; men with cars ' preferred; real opportunity to make money: nationally known products, some non-competitive, greatly in demand: leads furnished. See Mr. Bauserman. 266 Carroll Takoma Park, between 4 and 6. YOUNG MAN—We have an opening for a young man; he must be of neat appearance and have a fair education; this is a perma- nent position and a fine opportunity. Call in person after 10 a.m. Monday, 12, 611 H st. n.e = ¥ YOUNG MAN. between 21 and 35, of &0od appearance, education and business experi- ence, to take charge of tire sales depart- ment: must have executive ability. tact, strong personality; salary and_commission. See Mr. Keneipp, 614 H st. n.w., 8:30 a.m. Monday, xi YOUNG MAN of plesasing personality and appearance to sell the high-class service of a dry-cleaning plant; hard work and close application to business will insure a good and steady income: give past experience, ace and other details in answering this ad. Address_Box 23 Star_off ¢ YOUNG__ MAN—Knowledse ing to start at s ivancement: state ary. Address Box jan. ho- ary; . experi- ence and H, Star office. 7 YOUNG MAN, for delivery and store Work, to operate motor cycle; chance for advance. ment for right man; salary. 315 week: state . education, ex e Dhone” mumber. Address Box 283-H. Star office. _ X i YOUNG MAN for soda fountain: ences required. 1915 7th st. n.w. YOUNG MEN, between the ages of 31 and 35, to travel ‘with manager on advertising and_sollciting proposition: 1y And ex: nses: state past experience and telephone Rlimber. ' Address Box 309-H. Star office. 11 CHANCE OF LIFETIME. Reliable, ambitious man to establish local e finance you. Experience un- 'y. Possible to make $8.00-312.00 day. Full or part time. McNess Co. BT, Freeport, 1. Stock Representative Wanted To participate in issue which pays monthly income of 8% yearly. plus bonus of common. Issue_appeals strongly to investor. Lucra- tive contract to right party. Genuine op- portunity. Product is leader in its fleld among municipalities, used in Washington. Write fully, Box 310, Baltimore, Md. _ 12° MEN! A REAL OPPORTUNITY For you in the sales department of the Ed- war Morris Sales Co., Westinghouse Refrig- erator Distributors. We are ex&nndln; our force now and organizing for 1931 business. Men who enter our sales organization and prove their worth NOW will be chosen for advanced position as openings occur. Get into this Westinghouse organization now and be trained and ready to cash in with us on the stupendous ADVERTISING and Sales Promotion Campaign just start- ing. We want high-caliber men ‘with s ability to sell the finest electric refrigerator on the market. - Previous refrigeration ex. gcrl!nce not necessary. You will be trained v, factory men. Vg Intellighnce, enthusiasm and a willingness to work will an a good position in pleas- ant, money-making work. Call from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Monday or Tuesday at 736 13th 8t. N.W. and ask to see Mr. bar. SALESMEN. Here is your opportunity to sell the NEW 1031 six-cylinder CHEVROLET pleasure cars truck: e ani several HONEST. AMBITIOUS men, men not afraid to work eight (8) hours & day: prefer that you have your own trans- portati ‘We furnish list of potential pri pects. also cars for purpose of demonstra- g s Sy il B, vongertt pon sibilities offered in selling “THE BI ER AND BETTER SIX. SEE MR. HUIET, 10 TO 12 OR 5 TO 6 R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO., 1840 14th St. N.W. SHOW-CARD WRITER. One of Washington’s leading department stores desires the services of a thoroughly experi- enced show-card writer; must submit samples: state age and experience. Address Box 281-H, Star office AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN, HER YOUR OPPORTUNITY —to make connections selling the outstanding value on today’s market (the new 1931 6-cyl. Chevrolet). Un- usual proposition to those who are not afraid of work and who want to increase their earnings. We will train and furnish selling equipment. SEE MR. DIVVER at 10 AM. or Call Lincoln 10200, OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO. 610 H St. N.E. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. 1931 IS HERE. WE WANT A FEW AMBITIOUS WORKERS, WHO NE] TO MAKE MONEY, TO BRING OUR SALES FORCE TO NECESSARY STRENGTH FOR Tefer- SPRING RUSH. SEE MR. HUGHITT, 1218 CONN. AVE.. BET. 10 / WE WILL employ one man with a car and one without for outside special work. Man with car will earn approximately $6 a day ; other man approximately $4 a day. Apply Room 307, Barrister Bldg., 635 F st. n.w., at 9:30 sharp Monday morning.! FIVE AMBITIOUS young men, college education preferred, to enter the life insurance pro- fession ; thorough training given in life insurance and salesman-| ship. Address Box 393-H, Star| office. MEN. ‘There are many men out of work or working at jobs that do not give steady employment and a regular income. who could use their time to better advantage in a different line of work. 1l it requires is the courage to try. If you ‘e & gram school education or better, write clearly, and are not afraid to i if you dress neatly and are willing to work conscien- tiously, following the instructions of our instructor and the coaching of our success- ful salesmen in the field, a sales job is open to you that will give you opport: far greater than you have believed possible. It you can 1:! along on 335 to $40 per week while ning our business; of you can | references with regard to your honesty and industry we will do the rest. If a little spark of ambition s burns in- want a chance to rovide for vour family, come he d ave a talk with me Suite 201, 1 mont_ave. n.w. Monday, 9 to Mr. Silling: | guaranteed paint, vai profits, Cataiog free Mission Factory E. 2328 West Pico, Los Angeles, Calif. ELECTRIC WATER HEATER—New. hei water instantly; pocket size, retails $3.75. Every 2-minute demonstration makes you up t0 $1.95. Lucky Lux, Elkhart, Ind. _____* NEW—Kitchen Utensil. hundred uses. in- dispensable as stove; 50 calls, 50 sales: re- is_325c. cost llc. Stuart Utilities Corp., West 57th. New York R NEW INVENTION—Guaranteed to _keep razor blades keen for 30 days' perfect shaves: 135 per cent clear profit; 36-si4 daily pos- sible; minute demonstration sells it: 30-day free ‘trial offer. Shave King Co., Dept. 111, 1800_O) Louis, M POLMET POLISHING CLOTH—Cleans _all metals enthusiastic_attention: sells fast at 25c: samples {ree. F. C. Gale Co. 141 Edinboro_st., _Boston. Mass. ik PROFITS—$10 dally possible; amazing fluid mends hosiery and clothing without sewing. Invisible. Guaranteed. Free sample of WOrk. Queen’ City Lab., Dept., Cincinnat o. SIGN LETTERS. in gold and colors, windows. tricks. sisns. Easily applied by any one. 500 per cent profit! Exclusive territory. Printasign, Akron, Ohio. _* _ STRANGE FLUID charges batteries in- stantly. ~ Prevents sulphation, freezing_and overcharging. Doubles life and pep. _Holds charge indefinitely. Discards old methods. Write for free sample offer and _money- making opportunity. Elliott. Works, Dept. 37, Make and sell r WHY WORK for others? your own goods. Formulas, toilet srticles, perfumes, extracts Valuable _book _free. Sclentific Laboratories, 1941 W. Broad, Rich- ‘mond, s WANTED—SALESMEN. ADVERTISING Novelly Salesman for new advertising specialty. = Liberal - commission In advance. “Gits Co., P-5419 Chicaso aye c AN opening for experienced security sal men with an old established investment com- pany. Write for “interview. Address Box 236-H. Star_office. ARTIST—Painter, —amateur _photographer: rtistic work: unusuai pottery, etc., doing opportinity to exhibit; commission basis to start with prospect of full-time position if successful._Address Box 4 Star office. * B selling high-grade guaranteed specialty. Pay daily. Commission_on re- orders and weekly guaranty. Write Personal, JAZZ, POI 0. saxo} it you buy 18 1 0QL AND COLLEGE | A o share Joint authorship-problem novel: spare time, 'exp. not necessary if_alive to current events. Address Box 494-H. Star office. . Wi I settled, 1 N S, g i _must fl?"' reference. el perienced: one Who has know of installment business. Union Credit_Clothiers, 809 7th_st. WANTED GIRLS TO LEARN BEAUTY CUL- ture; taught by experts; reasonable. Suzanne Mille 14th st n.w. Met. 6780, . jid Cladses Tor spacial At oy ot hvenin asses for udents, 'day or evening. MT, SCHOOL for SECRETARIES. Tivoll Theater Bidg.. 3313 14th St. N.W. BRIDGE LESSONS, AUCTION AND CON- tract: ‘day OF evening: private and _class special Tate class or four. Adams 1833 WANT EXPERT INSTRUGTION (PRIVATE or ‘clase) in editing and. proofreading.. Ad- dress Box 397-H. Star office. ___ s RADIO—TALKING MOVIE WORK. 1t you are_willing to follow instruction. Dr. Lee de Forest, inventor of the Radio 1and Phono-fiim movies, will train you by i movies for positions in' Radio and Talking Plcture work Write, giving occupation: Adc dress Box 3 rofce. b u ns: rchestr: New Fork aves n.a Norin: tasb-yctice: 20 ARt Pessonabis price O ant S, 18 1o St mw. Phone Decatur 3185-w. > > 1o HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER WILL HELP A ew more b e French. Columbia 3508w - CcomelrY 8, electricians, carpenters, clerks, mechanics are learning the new b ade, Glectric refrigeration: big Day. sleady Work: we train by mail. Write for barticuinrs, In- dustrial Tech Institute, 239 4th ave. Pitts- bureh, Pa. 3 L - : re exam. MRS, STOWE. 1620 Eve st. nw 110 HAND -BY EXPERIENCED Beginners: review: speed dictation. lessons. ~ Moderate raies. *Decatur B0 ours, Cary Work: Das mibt Joaes A work. Day-night_c Burton Linotype School, Printerait Bidg. = AUTO LESSONS for PERMIT AND EASY PARKING. Cars furnished. CALL POSTER (old_rel Metropolitan 1809, _ O FRENCH AND FRENCH ONLY. French lessons by French woman. Conn. ave. North 9492 = oo CHILD VOICE TRAINING, MUSIC APP) ciation, rhythm: private of class lesson: clal attention for monotones; music visor. Adams 8710._Apt. 228 Gl teacher. Private 138 BOOKKEEPER _and stenographer, _experi- enced, first-class, by dress shop 'in upper Conn. ave. district. Write qualifications and references. _Address Box 34-H, Star_ office. BOOKKEEPER; must be good at figures and typing accounts: state wood pen: and experience and reference; for first-ciass mar- H. Star office. ket. _Address Box CONNECTION with old_reliable house ai- fording attractive opportunity for advance- work is pleasant and compensation unusually hish: only women with good Der- sonality, faif educationsl backsround and satisfacfory employment record need appiy. 102 "McLachien Bidg. COUPLE. elderly, Christian, Protestant, to share widow's small home in Chevy Chy Md. %> mile from cars: elderly mof needs companion during day: good home for right party; references exchanged. Address Box_403-H, Star_office. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR state age, quali- fcations and salary desired: insurance ga- perience preferred. Address Bow 243-H, o ‘atholic, city or road work. transportation paid: rapid vancement. Call Monday. Tuesday or ° nesday. Room 1210 Peopie's Life Insura.. Building, 14th & H sts. n.w LADIES—We “are _expandini house-to-house proposition in city for over 25. come prepared for work; s bonus” and _commission. at 1296 Nat LEARN gzui'r'v);fin.fi URE "t ;? school. Earn e you learn. ~Stews School ot 1y Cultire, 921 ¥ st. now " : white, middle-aged: wili xe tire charge of smail house. .{aml';'u Yiree, e and small salary_ ave. ng. Md. Phone Silver Spring 164. WOMAN, white, middle-aged, to take care of fldren: stay 815 b =¥ and general Houss- isconsin 3723. 7203 Chevy Chase, Md. work: siay nights . W ! Meadow lane, e SITUATION—MEN. Persons advertising for Situations Wanted” are warned to ezercise careful investigation of persons of- fering ions where cash deposits _are r- %+ to secure_employment. ACCOUN. T desites part-time bookkeep- ing sets income tax returns. Phone Georgia 15 UNTA. sires positic Bo; ASOOU! Ten years competent consider a. off roughly _competel ith reliable public firm. . Star_office. BOOKKEEPER-AUDITOR— ience. highly trained and or pari-time employment: Address Box 410-H. Star income fax re- sets o books! G LAYOUT ARTIST, os technical and mechanical knowl Using, printing, type. border, €ducation: desires | Address Box 384-H, Star o ATTENDANT—Sanatorium, special and & Danion cases (ovierienced)! references gx- _Address Box 485-H., Star office. . locating _in Washington, 88 old. 3 years' ‘ofce and. trial experls ence in commercial law, desires association clerkship or office management with highe class firm: small salary or fees. = Address LOCATER, experienced, from office phone. Met._3093. G Box 408-H. Star_office. T, 1202 Que st BUS, BOY." dishwi North g PERMANENT, PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITY for woman of vision and culture; college_or cquivalent: home or business experience. Por such person, seeking real futur temporary job, we offer an interesting incom Shepard & Lawrence. 518 Southern: Bidg. SALESLADY dy-to- one’ ‘with local experience and need_apply. 1313 Conn._ave. RING RADES 1-8—HELP Pl ve Summer worries; write or phone 6700 6th st.. Takoma Park. SALESLADIES—Must be experienced in dresses and millinery. Lucky Strike Dress Shops. 725 14th st. n.w. | TUTORING—ENGLISH, WRITING, HIS: tory, Prench: French Ciub; ladies, gentle- men: conversation. reading plays lessons: bridge club. Col. 9140. Statistical and Electrical Courses. Preparing for Civil Service examination: Cllueutlrt Tuesday evening, February 17. MT, PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES Tivoll Theater Bldg., 3313 14th St. N.W. Telephone Col. 3000. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE $5 will start you in this profitanle profes- sion. * Modern methods taught by expert in- Structors. A visit to our school will convince you. MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CUL- TURE, 657 Earle Theater Bldg., 13th & En.w. Study Interior Decoration At a Practical School. IT PAYS. Accredited, professional and practical course. Expert instructors. Individual in- struction. Co-operating with the trade. Afternoor and evening classes. Enroll now. Full_information_at MASTER SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DECORATION, 1206 18th st. n.W. North 5236. Box 146, Cedar Rapids. lowa. LOCAL CORPORATION wants services of real lfve-wire salesman ‘with local ‘expept ence: a real opportunity for a man of ¥- telligence and integrity. Apply 12 noon, Car- roll_Supply Co. 717 13th st. n.w. MAN who knows Baltimore; must have own car; experienced in selling food products: good terms. ~Apply 520 Ist st. n.w. 12 o'clock _Monday. . MANUFACTURE! opening for _sales. men. Also "district and local manager: Sensationaly new electrical device. Keej car warm in cold garage. Low price. Sells on sight. Big profits. Write for {ree demon- strator ‘offer. _Standard Appliances, Inc. 19-H. W. Elm St., Chicago, 1lI. 2 MEN—IF YOU'RE OUT OF WORK T'll give you a wonderfnul opportunity to make $6.00 rofit a day steady, helping me handle my ocal business. Write quick. Albert Mills, 7000 Monmouth, Cincinnati, Oho. . MEN—Mop up bi profits with 3 New wringer mop ‘sent out on approval o prospective salesmen ‘without deposit. K S _Cana lphos, Ohlo. _° MEN to cover small town and rural districts with nationally known line of motor olls, paints arMd roofing. sold on easy credit terms To Tarmers. property ang auto owners, mer- chi . factories. etc. You carry no stock. We ship from nearby warehouse and collect. Commissions paid weekly. Bonuses monthly. State territory wanted. Write Central Pe- iroleum Co., 656 Century Blds., Cleveland, o. ¢ NEW. startling, amazing; 310 to 325 day possible; home protection, $250 to $1,000 at death; ages 10 to 80: not an insurance com- pany, but a society furnishing protection at cost. Write American Benefit Corp., tana; Bid.. Sprins k29 SALESMAN calling on furniture and depart- ment stores to handle all metal card table sideline. Corduan Mfg. Co.. 413 N. ter St. Chicago, Il or old-established, ~million. company: $4.000 to $10,000 a yea le. Sell complete line money-back ish, moflng direct to owners, farmers, business blocks, in- plants, railroads at 40 per cent on long éasy terms. Experience un- ece‘:a Y. n!;zrmlnfl‘l Pflllllol; Pnklgcl(d territory. Sample 'case free. ' Adams ‘Plln! Oa‘ 1051 h, Dept. N-1, Cleve- o. SALESMEN—Calli d-car dealers commission paid week! ol tires Box 584, B f you can sell doctors a sys- tem service that costs them only 31 a month, four orders a day will pay you 3100 a week commission: permanent, exclusive, protected territory; continuous repeat business each vear. This proposition is in its fortieth successful year: thousands of satisfied cus- tomers. You must have clean record and two business references. J. B. Lippincott o 227 8. 6th St, Philadelphia, Fa. Sigce LESMEN WANTED to sell electric wind- ield heaters; easy seller. Direct from ctory. e ‘commission. Every gar owner a prospect. Nothing like it on market. Elec. Windshield hillips, Wis. __* big SALESME! d nk Bid million-d concern manufacturing nationally known ad: vertising material and specialized service fo every representative line of business, ha openings for several aggressive salesmen: lib. eral commission with weekly remittances. full-time_employment. k up our AAA-! rating and write us stating your age, ex- perience and references. American Art ks, Inc., Coshocton, Ohlo. i SCREW-HOLDING SCREW DRIVERS Re- garages, electricians, . radio owners, buy on sight. territory. Pree triall Factory, 69: st.._Boston. shi 1 31 Water SHEET lating_work, WE want to add 5 men r o our product is well known and we have had 38 vears of steady increase. Our work dignified, 85% ‘repeat orders and pleas- ant’ surroundings. '1f you are interested in building an independent position for your- self call Monday evenln? Room 411 Bldg.. at 7 sharp. Ask for Mr. Ba: $3 TO 510 HOURLY possible.demc amazing door check. Finger touch door silently. No slamming. No broken lass. Keeps doors open when wanted open. Llow priced. Big commission. No competi- tion. "Quick demonstration sells several to almost every home, public institution, office, :‘ncl;mry Kant Slam, Dept. 3011, !lufl:n- SALESMEN—BOOKMEN. T have the greatest proposition with the most_unique selling plan that has ever been brought out. Your prospects thank you for calling. T will take you out and show you that the above statement is true. = See Mr. Sadler, Annapolis Hotel, Monday and Tues- day_afternoon. FULL-TIME WORK —for 4 intelligent, industrious men: perma- selling_experience not _essenti; asons, no layoffs. This compan in millons, is recognized as a leader in its fleld; liberal plan of advanced commission and 'bonus: 340, $50, 365 and upward per week. Can_start at’ once, if_qualified Monday, Room 208 Hill t SECURITY SALESMEN—IN TRIAL BANK NOW OR- ; STRONG DI- IN OP- ROOM * ; BE SOON. 629 TOWER BLD EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. 'TION WANTED, first-class ?\-}EAreeummendefl. Ladies’ Exchang Vermont_ave. White 807 ‘olored chambermaid-waitress, weel colored nurse, $60. Ladies Exchange, 807 with references, for general housework: 37 to 815 weekly. 1837 fith . CALL US if you need the services of cook, maid, “elevator operator or other help. Mutual Employment Exchange. North 10444. THE BALTO. TEACHERS' AGENCY, I E. Le; ton s Baltimore, M a his placement bureau for vernesses, _Write. or STENOGRAPHER, male, ex) 2 to 35 ves. ola: Gendie. single: “per nent: $100. mo._ No charge u placed. Washington Employment &ehlns’ 214 Nat. Press. Bide., 14th and ¥ N.W. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE wanted, woman for cook, man for cleaner and housemal Palls Church 120. P._O. Box 2u6. 11° BSI':A MAN ‘l‘i: :cf#\.:wuh llrLI '-Itrul_ 00" Feu st . S—— women o sel to 8 lots; and rent in INSTRUCTION COURSES. BRIDGE, CONTRACT OR AUCTIOI BEAUTY CULTURE Expert instruction on live model Day, evening classes. Easy terms. Investigate our new course. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est) 1918). South's_Leading Beauty Culture School, 817 14th St. N.W. 1325 N. ve. V. H. Ave. N.W. STENOGRAPHERS, Increase Your Speed. Join Washington's _ foremost _dictation classes now and get the intensive practice you want and need. 1f you wish a commercial position, to pre- pare for the civil service, a promotion ex- mination, or merely to keep in practice, urge yeu to try the dictation given by the Columbia- Shorthand Club. It increases speed, develops accuracy, is interesting and educational. 60 to 150 words a minute. GREGG REVIEW. Our next two-month special review of the Gregs Manual and Speed Studies ts Japuary 19th. Two hours, three nights weekiy. If you need a thorough shorthand review, this is your opportunit; KATE, $6.00 MONTHLY. Classes are held Monday, Wednesday and Priday evenings from 7:00 tc 9:00. COLUMBIA. | Post Office Bldg., 14th and Park Rd. Columbia 17071 ART—ADVERTISING. Interior decoration, costume design, life . . Chrildren’s_Saturday_class. NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING. LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY, 1333 NW. ME._2883 ED DICTATION. Gregs and Pitman shorthand, typewriting d complete secretarial course. 5 days and § nights each week. Begin today and get_entire tuition. $5 per month. The Civil Service Preparators School. 8. E. Cor. 12th and F Sts Met. 6337. ¢ SALESLADIES, of good_address. scription of experience and_pho Address_Box 406-H, Star_offiee. SALESWOMAN, coat and dress; must have Washington experience; permanent position. lary and commission. "Milion R. Ney, 8th d_Pa._ave. SALESWOMEN—Wonderful _invention _pre ts shoulder straps slipping: represent 37 daily possible. Sample furnished. . Co.. North Windham, Conn. . 53?}5?—"1-1 cax‘g"m' man, 20 years' ex- . seeks positio ‘Thomas, tel. No?lvh llll?l N T CARI ER—Experienced in all kinds job work: no job too small. Phone Columbis Ask for H. Bryant. CARPENTER of al can do any cl could take’ Box _407-H, Sta: 3 CHAUFFEUR, ivate, you L’f"w'fi'\gi':“'x;“':; :Euc.u’l&“‘?fi - for Ga. F13Y o 7107 13th Bt pe. S‘.*,,‘E’:E,‘{“““;,‘P—“'“'“a.’,?“““""‘ H . Ada . Geog Williams, 24235 Ontario re "xfl!. 2. ‘“ CHAUFFEUR—White, wish e Feiy It L o furnish first-class city reference: riods: free to travel. North 9453. CHAUFFEUR—First class, desi; Drivate family Call North 10398, 33+ Address Wwhit \n. ood family. i Teterences. of 1o STENOGRAPHER—Busy office needs _un- married expert stenographer accustomed to long hours. Must be college graduate. Give detatied experience, references and_salary 15-H. Star office. * hite, experie; o 824 18th st. n. CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN wishes position, Brivate iamily: experienced. careful driver: . W worker; good K e [ references. Call CHAUFFEUR. youni colored man, desires WOMAN, neat, reliable, educate - fined. with small 1 :ume. gm‘ll;.obdl .nn%o:'ren e o ol B it B Address Box 3: Star_office. .uiul" WOMAN, — intelligent, resourceful, unin- cumbered, over 30, for out-of-the-city con- nection with leading business house. —Di- rect sales experiences valuable but not es- by flvwlnlmenl. Ad- Interview x_33: position, private or public; first-class refers e TFe podl- Lawrence, ence. Dec. 5594-J. = 11+ CHAUFFEUR. white, married, tios ith Lion with private family. Gy man. colored, thorous! Competent’ steady: rellable; quick: clonn not afraid of work. Decatur 3242 Monday. COLORED MAN—Very polite, for chauffeur; experienced; best rue:ox:ur.fl'c:l‘l.l COLORED MAN wante Job; bell boy: good reference. Apt. 6. Phone Mot. 8364. market 533 218t st. n.ws loyed as assistant Lin- gerie buver, to head lingerie department in F st. store: only one whose experience has been’ in exclusive stores considered. Address Box 225-H, Star office, Stating age, experi- 'y_expected. K—Colored, for high-ciass & CREDIT MAN-COLLECTION MANAGER, 34, university {raining in law and_pusiness A rdinate . AdS dress Box 409-H. ‘Star offce, o o0 A% PRESBER. reliable, colored, wishes Dosition, ne. ble: must know her business thoroughly; no others need apply. Address Box 389-H, Star WOMAN—EASTERN Colorado Building, VIAVI COMPANY, 9 has a splendid opéni for a mature woman Who is ambitious, en- ergetic anu anxious to work nent position. Must be in a position leave the city. Write for interview. 'OMAN wanted for traveling position—Open January 20th: not married, entirely unin. cumbered, between 25 and 40. Good educ: tion essential. - Salary plus weekly bonus and transportation. ~Give age, education, experi- ence. Compton & Co.. 1002 N. Dearborn, Chicago. i WOMAN to stay with child evenings, once or twice a week. living vicinity Chevy Chase Gardens, Md. _Wis, 281 & W SOLICITORS to obtain membet ships to national organization; every ci izen a prospect; good appearance and abil ity required. It will be worth your time to investigate. Telephone Decatur 4718 tween 12 noon and 2 p.m. for lmlnlnll‘c_ 3 position n lege graduate or teacher day school or church ex- ull time. Write fully. Give Box 357-H, Star office. _ * ‘WOMEN, white, youn:. with baking experi- ence, to assist at cooking school three da a week: salary. $10. Call at office of Wi kins_Rogers Milling Co., Monday, 3 to 4. See Mrs. Zimmer. WOMEN (10), white, who have had experi- ence selling to colored. we have a 35-cent necessity and pay $3 per day. Answer, ing experience, address and phone numl Address Box 442-H. Star office. WOMEN—Unusual _busin January 15th for coll (Protestant); S perience helpful Dphore. _Addres: Editorial, Statistical and File Clerk. Enroll TODAY and get entire course for 35. The Civil Service Preparatory School. §.E. Cor. 12th and F Sts. N.W. Met. 6337. * BE A RADIO EXPERT. Radio's growth making hundreds of $50- $100 & week jobs: free 64-page book explains opportunities and how you learn at home in | spare time. Low cost. Easy terms. Y National Radio Institute, Dept. 1AL, Wa: ington. D._C. PRACTICAL RADIO. INSTRUCTION. WINTER TERM BEGINS FEB. 2. “BROADCAST OPERATO! “RADIO TECHNICIAN!’ Instruction under the guidance of com- petent, experienced instructors. Inspection of our facilities invited. RADIO GINEERING TITUTE, INC, 13166 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W. ADAMS 4673. NEW DAY_THE BOYD SCHOOL HAS MEANT a NEW DAY, new life, new hope, o f office workers. The courses of- re simplified, easy to learn, shorter | because more modern. | for graduates, or every cent tu | in 10 days.* Boyd graduates a: | 1 demand, “NEW classes forming. . Star TODAY. BOYD SCHOOL, 1333 F (0pp. Fox Theater). N 41. GET INTO THE RADIO GAME. One of the greatest problems:confronting A young man is decide what vocation he should take up his life work. It is also a problem and atter of great concern to parents. The grammar schools and high schools have not fitted them for any special line of work. nor have the colleges, unless they have studied for one of the professions. A'Joung man With any pep _and ambition does not relish the idea of filling a clerk- ship or some other minor position all his life; at the same time he is unable to solve the problems of just how to realize his am- hllufll to be something and get ahead in the world, Of the many openings in radio we men- tion a few, as follows Ship Radio Operators, $90 to $200 a month and all living expenses. Private Yacht Operators, $150 to $200 a month and all living expenses. Land Station Operators, $150 to $300 a month. Broadcast Operators, $150 to $300 & month. Airways Stations, . 52,000 G 32,800 a year. U. S. Radio Inspectors, 32,600 to 33,600 a_year. Asst. U. S. Radio Inspectors, . 52000 to 52,400 a vear. U. S. Radio Supervisors, 3,800 to $5,200 & vear. Radio Laboratory and Experimental Work. 350 to $100 a week. Locating Oil by Radio, 3130 to $300 a month and sl living expenses. Radio Repair Men, 350 to $100 & week. U. S. Coast Guard Operators 160 to $126 a month, expenses and $1.9: day subsistence when' on_ shore duty. Coast Guard Electrician, 3200 a month, expenses and $1.95 a day subsistence when on shore. Talking Movies, $75 to $200 a week. SPECIAL CLA S IN RADIO SERVICING. Classes five nights per week, 7 to 10_o'clock. ENROLL NOW FOR WINTER TERM. Catalogue on Request. LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE, America’s Leading Radio Institution. 405 9th St. District 7839. * BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. PREPARE NOW_FILE CLERK, STATISTI- CAL. EDITORIAL CLERK. Begin TODAY. Tuition, $5. The Civil ice Preparatory School, corner 12th & F n.w. Met. 6337. * HELP—WOMEN. ALTERATION HELP, white, thoro hly ex- perienced on fine sowns. Campbell & Co., 361 _Conn. ave jon refunded ‘success{ul— e e of instruction necessary 1o qua i ated Sompany opeping local office Permanent positions | YOUNG LADY, 18 to 24, to assist me in spe- cial work in Baltimore and Philadelphia; permanent employment. Miss Grace Harrison, Cole M sts. No phoning. Apply before 12 noon. Call or write, 638 Callan st ENGINEER o c FOTIRER, o atchman, 3rd-class licgnse: FILIPINO desires position, cook, chllfll\lh automobile mech: . West 5877, ABE 103 2316 B ot arw. 1 FILIPINO, firsi-class butler, houseman, valet, cook wishes position; very “good references. - Gol. 3483 0 ' Ti- FILIPINO, experienced, pri 3 fer, cookiie” and drivinie. Address Bo% 310 H. Star ofice. 730 a1e FURNITURE upholsterer and _auto_ trim= mer (unemployed) will do your work ver: Teasonable; at home if desiredy Dist. fl.l HAS ANY T ne teliisent man" No, oi7y "o (o Deat, ih= =y Address Box 490-H. office 7 Star_office. ¢ :Ifl n{. mn:' 'lllml e ork, day or night meral 00d ‘city Teference. CAll West 001, 5 JANITOR or_truck driver, whole of Pari- time work, by youns man, colored, martied, Call Potomac 4351-d; " < LAUNDRY MAN, with of experience, desires sition that de f 1ass i best" Telerences. ’\fld::fl"n%;“‘flz-x.:‘é;h MAN. colored. Teferenices, wants job elgvai rator ( i), LWy 3 mfll L“P'lm‘ll) 533 21st st. n.w. M:‘% MAN with family desires _seneral omce work; efficient and steady worker: experie enced in accounting, bookkesping and come Detent typlst; nine years' income and estate tax work, ‘with previous bar practice; will accept nominal salary to start; refer- ences. Lincoln 10410. 1672 East itol st. ¢ MAN. youn; colored, wants position as chauffer, cha 1 and butler, elevator o] erator: experienced and Tef. . Call® Adams A BIGGER FUTURE FOR SOME WOMAN. A larger income, inspirational work with happy assoclations, splendid opportunties forset-development, for a woman of edu- cation and culture, 4843 vears of age. Tni unusual company has devel successful business careers for hundreds of women in the past 10 years. Write, giving particu- lars ‘and telephorie number. to Elizabsth Johnson, 1500 tten Bldg., Philadeiphia, Pa. TEN WOM If you want to earn a good salary and be your own boss, apply at once to Mr. Sylvan, BLECHMAN'S. 7th and H Sts. N.E. CULTURED WOMAN —between 30 and 35, qualified by education to intelligently interest by contact work club women, dietitians, churches, sanizations, etc. n a quslity food product: some survey work in refined neighborhoods and a possibility of some lecturing. Address Box_266-H. Star_office. DRESS SALESWOMEN. WELL APPEARING, ENER- GETIC SALESWOMEN, EXPERI- ENCED IN SELLING DRESSES, ARE REQUIRED FOR OUR PART- TIME FORCE; REGULAR OPEN- INGS LATER FOR THOSE IN- TERESTED WHO QUALIFY. AP- PLY TO PERSONNEL DJREC- TOR, 6th FLOOR. FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC, 1216 F ST. N.W. SALESWOMEN, thoroughly experienced, for millinery de- partment. No others need ap- ply. Supt.s office, 4th floor, S. Kann Sons Co. STENOGRAPHER — Large ireal estate office desires first- class stenographer-clerk; must have experience. Reply in own handwriting. Address Box 422-H, Star office. HELP—DOMESTIC. aternal or- 7471-J. . MARN. g0od_ wanis job on the farm: §00d reference. No. 80 Defrees st. n.w. . MAN, “youns, white, married. wishes job on farm; thoroughly experienced: wife experi- enced poultry raiser; salary reasonable: will- ing worker. "Address Box 458-H, Star office. & MAN, white, small family, wants _work; dairy, grain or chicken farm. A-1 ref. W, W. Foley, Seat Pleasant, Md. Phone Cs Héights 79, MAN, colored, “wishes place as _cook a naington 366, O MAN, colored, 25, wants work as driver, rter or &rlvnte chauffeur; MANAGER fo t. h : efficient, - enced Caervice Wuaranteed. ©Address ot 434-H, Star office. . easonable; 3 el G’ oe” Sl 55 PAPERHANGING, _ painting, _ pIastering »;l work guaran- hts houséman._Cail Paul, Ke; u’.nfi' refer- ence. orth_0510-" Ask for King. 1 PAINTER wants work, by day or job: very Call wanted by colored man; teed: city reference. N. 617: PASTRY BAKER, reliable all-around man wi &ulfllan 13 years in one place. A. Staal, 4411 7th st. n.w. Col. 4317-J. PHARMACIST desires part or full time posi- tion. Address Box 241-H, Star office. SALESMAN—Grocery specialiies; 15 years experience: have following in DipOg Virsinia: best of references. SALESMAN-MANAGER-BUYER — Fo) Wth retall Jewelers ang shversmithe, Thoty ippraising, oughly experienced buyi and _antique 4-H, Star mating jewelry, —silverw: highest, references. Address Box 41 Hleman with, “sound erman, Dutch and some Sp nglish ~_shorthand: _typing, highest references. 'Address Box 34-H, Star office, 13° STUDENT, colored, desires Dart-time Work. Address Box 81-H, Star office. 110 WAITER—Experienced. hi; n:;m Testaurant or_cafeteria; references. 53 O X R g teed. Call De of Men's Office, Col. 8100. YOUNG FILIPINO, chauffeur-butler, wishi position: ten yea best references: Address, 437-H_Star office. Pt YOUNG MAN. high school graduate. one and in TTION wanted by gen: knowledge of writes CHILD'S NURSE, German; mu ient and experience land 5536 after 11 a.m. ILD'S NURSE, preferably _German, and also another girl as cook. _State age and - Address Box 395-H., Sta Protestant; references need family, one adult, four servants: m house; on bus line. 35 miles from Washi ton, , Write experionce, send copy of reler- nces ate salary desired. Post Office Box 8. Aldle, Virgin| 12° +" colored; must be first-class. APpE 2001 O st. n.w.. in rear. o COOK. first class, and young Gifl as and laundress. State age and Address_Box 386-H, Star office. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, Just have references. = Call M: office. 1y n d of : no washing: 38 week. 41 Girai e.. off North Capitol. - GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, white, reliable; stay nights; call after 3 o'clock p.m. 1811 Kenyon st. n.w.. Mt. Pleasant. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, white. 428 8th st. s.e. ks s Dess, Gesires. positlon wiih Sood Tubre: Feis . desites bosition 2 erences. - Address Box 335-H. Star office. 125 YOUNG MAN, 21 wants ob: willing worker. Lincoln 3024, 1306 Staples st. n.e. . JOUNG MAN. farm reared, desirés job a3 farm manager in Southern’ Maryiend. Ad- dress Box 35-H, Star office. L YOUNG MAN wants a place as [Tuck driver or in auto repair shop. Fhone Dec. 3513, Ohas._Johnson. : YOUNG MAN. 35, steady, ambitions, 8 years'. office experlence.’ wants permanent. employ. men with established rm offering Tlnty? references. Address Box 330-H, B{ar office. Teenhouse Work of B experienced. Josepty YOUNG MAN wants gardener on _estal Clark. Cleveland 269: YOUNG COLORED MAN, sober, honests Te- liable, adaptable, willing, neat worker, Wani f h Job, 'y baker or laboratory al on 'ples, pastries, ice creal Lis: laboratory _experience, De ufr and textiles, chemicals. dyeing, str bleaching, matching shades, mixing col wrapping' and packing: in or out o n £00d _houseworker and presser on men loyal and try hi fi = GIRL, refined. reliable, with reference, for housework and plain' cooking; 0 home nights: steady work to right party; 13 min. utes to downtown: 2 busses and cars: weekly. Va. Phone Cls Lyon Village, en~ don_1686. i clothes; promise to please: reference. Write or call for SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. « mnflcfl‘cfi Firms, 1327 Corcoran st. n.w., of LE wishes position as_ builer and lady’ bost veferences. H telephone’ number. Potomac 1848. Box 280-H, Star office. GIRL, white, for eneral ho 'sework, plain kifig: home nights: ref uired. or 3007 Klingie rd nw e [iead appearing. for general House: nights: $10 week. Ga. 14: s GIRL_Notunder21; 4 amily: T week: ¢ Call Wisconstn 3436, HOUSEKEEPER, while: general housework, plain cook: two'in family; reference and age required: no laundry. Address Box Star office. 12+ HOUSEWORKER. "white wisi. be_sitons. eferences a ond of children. 6325 Meadow lane, Chevy Chase, Md. ’%1!- chilaren, Al noed consin_3875. gty o take ing. _Tel ary. 00d tips, meals and 833°N. 3. ave. and G SITUATIONS—WO! AGCOUNTANT—WIll open_d. Weekly service, $5 Up. Bess cim Col. 1744: ACCOUNTANT- B¢ wants part time or hourly: experienced, capable, n.uonnh . _Address Box 427-H, Star BUSINESS WOMAN would like living 2 ot i el s : : dress Box 440-H. Star offce. 4 CASHIER and bookkeeper wants once; will ‘start at & mfiufi Phone Columbia 7744, Apartment 513. CLERK-TYPIST. experienced. ref.. desiri permanent work or light house duiies for ome. Miss Carter, Dec. 4534, .3y -TYPIST for immediate employments aged: take car Y, refin steady, settied. e exoerieniy rnoon or serve on table: ed, for part-iime wor CLERK- fast lndeumr:l'r:ru-n'llm expert. h&‘hfl?l machine ouns lady with Bine ; irs’ experien ACL* Box 360-H, o Cutiurcd: horSartly® Comiste best city references. Phe onday 3 B, Sibed e g (Continucd on Next Page)