Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1931, Page 26

E Jake Kilrain Upholds Modern Fighters SAYS THEY BATILE HARD AS IN HIS DAY ¥2-Year-Old Thinks Sullivan and Others Would Have Shone in This Era. BY DONALD CAMERON, Associated Press Sports Writer. UINCY, Mass,, August 14— Jake Kilrain, who fought 75 rounds with John L. Sullivan 40 years ago, paused in his rounds as a night watchman at the Fore River ship- building plant to speak a good word for his successors in the ring. The T2-year-old veteram of prize fights that sometimes went 100 rounds or more is one old-timer who isn’t convinced the boxers of his day were any better than the bpya ‘who step only 10 or 15 rounds "We learned to fight under London gflu ring rules,” he said, “and all our ing was based on the conditions existing then. If the top notchers of to- dly had lived in our times I guess they'd have held their own.” Jlke doesn't see many fights these days, but he follows the game closely. Rates Tunney High. “The present fighters are all right,” he said. “They're about the same as we ‘were. We went in and fought until we won or lost. These young fellows go in there and fight their heads off, t00.” Kilrain thinks Gene Tunney would have been a good fighter in any era. He also thinks Sullivan, Charley Mitchell and the other boys of his day wculd be successful today. He recalled his famous meeting with , in 1889, ch..mfilnm ip A his title and held it until Corbett de- feated him in New Orleans in 1892. Although prcmoters of the Sullivan- Kilrain bout out-witted troops ordered out to prevent the battle, both the ‘were arrested afterward. Eleven See It; Pay $1,100. There was no newspaper ballhoo be- our fights if we could help it,” he “I remember coming up to Bos- ton to fight Joe Lannin. The lu'.hofl- ties were out to stop the fight, so I went to Somerville to wait until things got ironed out. “One day Jim Keenan, who was to back e fight, came along. He said: ‘Jake, ‘the man T ?:%" F. H éfggégéfi #55 §§ B2 B = 8 . i i £ BERG AND CHAMPION MAY BOX IN LONDON i Canzoneri Will Take Bout Only if | Blake Is Available as Third Man in Ring. THE TIMID SouL HAS NEVER PLAYED FOR MORE THAN A TENTH OF A CENT A POINT — O.K. WITH M€, AFTER ALL, €E1GHT OR NINE RHUNDRED DOLLARS 1S ENOUGH TO LOSE AT ONE SESSION, WeE'Re NOT TRYING TO MAKE A LIVING oUuT OF THE came ' HOPE You GENTLEMEN DON'T MIND PLAYING A SMALL CAME MY LIMIT IS TEN CENTS A POINT €R - THAT'S PERFECTLY ALL RIGHT WITH ME. JTUST SOMETHING To PLAY FOR 15 THE WAY | FECL ABOUT IT YES, | LIKE A NICE, FRIENDLY GCAME WHERE Quantico Enters Shoe Tourney; Hyattsville Youngster Shines QUANTICO, Va., August 14.—Mayor Jgurrell Bcth are to get under way at A. E. McInteer believes that somewhere 'rhlra-round pairings: in Quantico is the next horseshoe| ., g 15 o'clock. Elwyn Woodward v pliching champion of Northern Virginia | fi‘fn “Fleshmap, ‘Thomas' I Gatrison Vs and eventually of the metropolitan dis- | l}E "'E.l,,i ,.,.l‘;:k ;n:;,,!;’, Soe ‘&.;.,Ié trict, and nsive to the invitation Dnasy: — jracs ¥ = t, W:::l: o3 o m',;, g P L G}hfl-ney \él:nmn Brewer join in mammoth tournament, he | % T = Last night’s summaries: vs. Kenneth yesterday Wppointed B. E. Sisson, chalr- | o, oung piwyn Woodward getentea ‘Quantico Tournament COm- | Lester (Fats) Robi: o “‘ g e R S Y A df |!fl E r Tii s T Clark Ow . | Quantico ke vielus Myries, B | e e .fl(hul s nited or pay this tournament for town pitc m‘ I ey peint limited to the civillan pop- | JAMES RESTING FOR GRID | \Illfion‘ ‘The Leathernecks will hme one thinks of tion at Home in Hyattsville, HYATTSVILLE, Md, August 14— battle has appointed Town Sergt. Midshipman G. Shearman (Buck) Adams as an assistant to Chairman By the Assoctated Press. | NEW YORK August 14—Jack (Kid) | Berg mi t another shot at Tony | cnnmnmt lightweight championship, | this time in his native London, Negotiations for the match, at 15 rounds, have virtually been completed, with London as the site and Se) ber 14 as the date. Apparently the only difficulty yet to be removed is the ques- tion whether George Blake of Los An- ®eles will accept role of referee. Sammy Goldman, manager of Can- moneri, refuses to accept the match un- less Blake is the third man in the ring. 8ol Gold, manager of Berg, says Blake i satisfactory to hlm { HARNESS FIELD IS SAME | Fail to Change | Hambletonian Line-up. GOSHEN, N. Y., August 14 P).— Two successive postponements have Jeft the probable starting field in the $60.000 Hambletonian Stake unchanged and Willlam H. Cane's Nedda Guy se- cure in the role of favorite. Completing the fleld in the trotting classic, which officials of Good Time Park hoped to run off today, were Calumet Belricka Calumet Bush, Calumet Butler, Keno and Charlotts Hanover. BOAT RECORD APPROVED Ryan Zxcnds 53 lhles an Hour With Outboard Motor. NEW YORK, August 14 (#).—A new world outboard motor boat record of $3.025 miles an hour, made by Hany Rysn of Duluth, Minn, at Bay City, Mich., August 2, was approved today by the National Outboard Association Ryan is a_professional driver. Prancis Brobell of Buffalo, N. Y., held the old record n( 51.836, made at Al- hln N. Postponements Colored Plt(‘hlna Tournament Grows in Size, Play Keener OMPETITION in the colored section of The Star's metro- poltan horseshoe champion- ships is becoming sharper each day. With preliminaries in progress, many of the grounds and communities Many neigh- isson to see the thing through to a | James. jr,Mumedmhuhomehere :te conclusion. last night after a foreign cruise, which | Quantico boasts many seasoned vet- | started early last month. He came | erans in the art of coaxing ringers out | back early slong with the other mem- of the regulation and some | bers of the Navy foot ball squad, Which | of those who will be found battling for | begins training within a few weeks. the honor of representing Prince Wil- | James plays tackle on the grid squad. liam County in the finals will be Carl | He also is captain-elect of the lacrosse Thomas, Johnnie Albis, Cas Steele, Jim | twelve next season and has been a Dent, S. E. Lovell, Francis Kearney, | member of the b._qxec ball squad. Mitchell Angels, while numerous dark PACEB !BIIGS 312000 horses are being groomed for a try -H toppling the great and near-great. | Tournaments also will get under way | GOSHEN, N. Y., August 14 (#)- ~Cal- | next week in Manassas, Haymarket, umet Cheater, outstanding 2-year-old Nokesville, Dumfries and Oemunn ac- | pacer, has been sold by Rlehnd Me- cording t0 announcement vesterday by | Mahon to L. B. Shephard. ‘The price | Maj. F. W. Patterson, dmmnn of the | was reported to be $12,000. County Tournament Committee. HYAI’I‘SVILII Md., August 14. ——Ax the Hyattsville tournament pm- gresses it is becoming increasingl apparent that Elwyn Woodward, 15-/ year-old Hyattsville High School stu-| dent, s going to make a stout bid for | the town title He was among those to gain the third cound last night when he came from sehind to overcome Lester (Fats) Iiob- inson, runner-up in the Hyattsville | Palls and at Barpers Perry, The ourney in 1929. After taking a 21—2 | pasting in the first game, Woodward Shenandoah River also is muddy. “ame back to land the second, 24 to 13, | Above Harpers Ferry the river seems to and then coasted to a 24—3 win in the ' be in better condition. hird. In the first game he made only | A report from Martinsburg, W. Va, :wo ringers, but in the second he rang |says the South Fork of the Potomac at ap seven ringers and in ‘the third 10. | Moorefield, W. Va., is clearing and if Woodward shot double ringers in four | there are no more rains will be in good soxes. Robinson’s ringer total was 13. |shape for fishing today or tomorrow. In a second-round match, which at- At Romney, W. Va., the South Branch racted more than usual attention be- |is reported about normal. still somewhat ‘ause it brought together two of Hy2its- | muddy and not in good condition for ville's best known citizens. G. Hodges fishing. Sarr downed Ernest Gasch, 23—4, 21 | At Franklin, W. Va. the South —~18. | Branch is clear enough for bass fishing. Third-round competition, in which 14 | The river is low, considerably below nor- | will participate, will start tonight in|mal stage. Other bass streams in the Magruder Park. Last night's contests county are in good shape for fishing. ended second-round play. North and South Forks of South Brlnch Four matches are l\sud tonight are in good shape. turing the card will be those ween A report from Hagersiown states '.hl( Woodward and “Lee” Fleischman and fishing this year is the finest in the last Thomas H. Garrison, chief deputy sher- 10 years. A bass weighing 6 pounds T of Prince Gmrm County, and Ralph and 3 ounces was landed in the Po- tomac_near this place H Mears al HE Potomac has gone on another | rampage. The river is muddy around Washington, at Great | ‘Wachapreague, Va. reports that the fish are biting and | | that large ca‘ches of kings, croakers, trout and sharks are being landed. EAVY rains and hl[h winds inter- fered with fishing in Chesapeake Bay and its trjbutaries the first| part of the present week. The wind | now has shifted around to the southwest | and good ca‘ches are belng made. Capt. Hazard reports good catches of bluefish, trout. hardheads and spot off Sharps Island Light, on the Eas'ern hore. He will run fishing trips across the Bay Saturday and Sunday. The large motor boats Irene and Anna will leave the pier between 10-30 and 11 am. and return at 7 pm. Other large boa's will be put in service if required. Smith, Mathew Davis vs. Austin Page. Al phonzo Shorter vs. Asa Briscoe, John Joues ve,_ Clarence Jackson. Senior—James Miller ve, Jorry Luck Wilo Jiam Harmon vs Edwerd Baker. Francis Bandeloh vs. Thurmen Hollomon, Joseph _ enty Owens. R Taylor, James Smith vs. ORTH BRENTWOOD, Md. Au- gust 14—Chairman Julius Wheeler | on Samuel |Navy Athlcte Is Spending Vaca- POWER BOAT NEET SLATED TOMORROW Races on Tidal Basin Draw Drivers From Baltimore and Annapolis. | ITH more entrants a lMne than have ever taken part in a Tidal Basin power boat regatta, the competition lherr tomorrow promises to prove un- | usually interesting. The regatta, one of a series conducted by the Chesapeake & Potomac Power Boat Association, will start at 1 o'clock. ‘Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis | o; speed merchants will vie for the trophies which have been offered by various con- cerns. ‘Washington entrants infl:lude Jim | Baden, the Sassnett brothers, P Grimes, Bob Penna, Johnny chefly and Pat Werbach. Baltimore will be count- ing upon Stagnmer, Holtzman and Roach; Annapolis upon Joe Larimer and Owens, and Virginia upon Bill Col- | lier, young Bob Snadeki and Grab Wil- | liams. | _ Progress of the events will be broad- | cast through a public address system. In charge of the regatta will be Com- modores Edward Baltz, Edmund Jewell | and Willlam Shelton, and Stanley Hor- :fir Percy Childs and J. Howard Mitch- ROD AND STREAM BY PERRY MILLER. Capt. George Bowen at Solomons Is- land informs us that despite rains and heavy wind fish are being caught. He | says « Dlues are making their appearance in large numbers and are landed on slack water, both ebb and flood. He | reports that Capt, Preston Woodburn made & good catdh Wednesday after- noon of blues, landing 155 pounds, and that Capt. Dare landed 19 of these fighters. George Knight at Leonardtown says there has been poor fishing around Point Lookout, St. Georges Island, off Piney Point and Tall Timbers owing to the heavy rains and high winds, b\l! | that good catches have been made off Kopels Point and Blackistones Island |and Herring Creek farther up the Po- |tomac. He says the river men report no blues being landed at the present | time, but they are expected around the first of Seowmber TUBBY DICKERSON BACK Sport Star ol Many thn Ago Is Living at Edmonston, Md. HYATTSVILLE, Md, August 14.—H. | M. (Tubby) Dickerson, who some 35 | years ago was & prominent figure in amateur sports in Washington and \lclnkv has returned to this nekhboh fter an absence of some 20 years. He now is residing with his family at First street and Wells avenue, Ed- monston. Dickerson, who played base ball and foot ball with the Old Columbia Ath- letic Club of Washington and other organizations, is & civil engineer. Dur- ing his absence from this section he has been in Russia, the Klondike and other places. He is an enthusiastic fisherman and gunner. ANGLERS’ GUIDE. unusual M WYHMMVHOHANDIDWMPDRMMDAYWIUNDAY AUGUST 15 AND BAY AND LOWER POTOMAC RIVER POINTS. lml-._w | B is rumored tha SBwBTARLRAID CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day befors publication. Por Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Baturday. At the Branch Agencles, one rlier, both for dally and Only Exceptions Death Notices and Lost snd Pound advertisements for The Daily Star will be accepted up to noon, day of issue, except Satur- day and Legal Holidays, when the closing time is 10 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- |RD 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 ol The Star will be de- |asst. sT) livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN. , eventng work: must | ice ct BOWLING ALLEY MAN, be_ thorousnly acquainted with bowlers in ton and associated with some bowl- e leatn 27-J._Star_office. soda fountain, experienced: bring Capitol Souvenir Co., 495 Pe BOY for references. n.w. 5 3 oniy, s v. 1220-W_after ¢ l’;o for ~ openi laudett CITY SALESMAN _ Neon electric signs, Washington -nd vmnny l 20% commission; no drawing Ap- | Bz 319 Colo. between § and 12 a.m. oou.lm‘o%u.u n between 20 and 40 old: must, be experienced and have goo erence. _Apply 117 McGill_Bld years ret- RS to call on monthly fhost-be ' permancot Tesident of Washing- ton and De ‘ble 'tq_furnish letter of recom- endation from last gmploer. See Mr. Room 505, 1318 P st. n.w. RS~ wanted. ~ With _automobiles. $.ox. Joom . b am Murra: 918 ed, fant, Laurel, Md Pa nd “lodetne siven. Btate asg; salary, reterence and experience. Address Box ,_Star_office. 15¢ DEMONSTRATORS — Six experienced cast sluminum demonsirstors for Washington and Virgini s is Sory Vadiractive " For " information address Box 30-J. Star office. Secived.” Phone peiween 3 and 5 HAND F TABLE AND BED y 33 linens, o theciaity -f'“ s Teasonehe. M . J. 1914 Eye st. n.w. 3 TN CON- ; $500. Address Box u‘?n: Crary Water O crn:- Y so roust stipation, rheu heuritis. €6, ent’ e honis Nat. 4355 EFFICIENT HELP furnished by ployment "Agency. Hotel, Testaurant.” Decatur 3555. IN 1929 Packard G-pass. se- jon, for small confec- soda fountain, ‘une i m tionery i ore, i'.}?:t' or small c cooks. aay, peek, month FURNISHINGS O} m hou: lexving city. €20 Quackenbos st n.w. 1589-J. Feveral sods fountain, restaurs rme xx%’nuo o lnmfll-ted. Decatur 3551, 1837 1w n w. INSTRUCTION COURSES. WHITE IN- parking for No. . RELIABLE : any hour Dermits secured: DRAFTING AND DESIGNING PAYS WELL. We teach you at home and help place you Ington. ree bookiet adgress tar office. 2 GLERK (salary 31.630) . (§1,260-31,140). correspon 2171 _Rhods K goine b ustness; closed snndl’ mn anted Tirine, haustry: capital necessary: limited. Address Box 235-J, Star_ omee ying store o lear, n trade for nearhy Va Tarm, 47 8 or 181 a. on State ublect 1o goal st each. N ON CO.. 1218 N. Y. Ave., 3418 14th. *ioe State hien: Curl® Alexandria u and Tuerre. Tmtarsection ot epecial AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY Tavs: for rent, reasonable. censed, capable instructors. Permits ob- over, West_3068. [ONERY STORE for sale, .} ne “tolnp‘lny ;nd College; Tensonable DELICATESSEN or confectionery store Tooms \n exehange Tor mMOGerE JAZZ. FOPULAR MUSIC. TN 30 Day difference in cash, ~Inauire SR r It vou buy instrument. Chrisgen: 8 111 Dist.’ 1275. _Free h st n.w. ()ppnrtumtv fnr Ronmmg House Operator. Eight splendid rooms and three bath riect, condition. | Be sure’ to Investisate. inspecti pply 917 G m MABELLE HONOUR SCH (Esta See d in this columa next sunday for mmu ng anjouncemen 1325 Aver MW CBie Tatn st N.w NWw. CIV L SERV Prepare now for stenographer Priting exa: iery,low tuition re vat roliing now. Civil Service D7 enttn The i 13th low %}*‘; s.e. cor. & Fsts. n.w. Met and | ke ing Co. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. n@fiififl'onm springs mattresses, ARE_NOW—_FIREMAN AND POLICE | bred. jdell Bedding Cox 63 E nwe. Nak: 4004 BeE ieniares. SIS .C"L.'""? 3 FURNITURE. dinis nfin',. Bed Toom, Kitch- :l!r ru‘:an'nble' party ieavine city. Fotomae m sfl'—n for your ofice at & Salvage Co. e fuen. dept.. PIANOS at bargain _price: mu-m: ou in1 saje. Stiefl; ik rsfi il & rights ‘Hardms ch' grands. ali_sizes. Hugo WOFe Tuntog. hauling timates furnished. gua ia use RADIO SET, e Kent, s tubes: loud speaker. mudrl 100. 8. C. nicel Clev. 5044. ATORS _Usea o l!fl"!_.-ih‘ Ifl' Ifls;l‘: term: ‘ Oriental rugs, enul. SEWING MACHINES—White ‘Washington style, e Vill sacrifice. for ‘36l mi Teht: “Full sef of attachum fium\nm Wnite Sewing > Machine rotary, ric cabinet: was 3 wi PR Senowr, | BRICK—CONCRETE—WOOD. Salesman with car: and b profits. UTOR fastest selling line of candy; _Dorscl . v FARM HAND who can do farm carpentering and is handy with tools; references required. Address Box m-.L Star_office. LAZER. ustomed handling lended slass Dreterred.’ Address Box 299, JStar able of earnie § o St RN 200 Benrike Bulldim () PATENT by carparation en bly with P noed, wanted TR chemical "indus- atent Office experien Star_office. GENT—Man who knows Amm .na sell a finish for linoleum, asphait tile; exclusive territory 1 commission, Address Box 470-A, SALESMA) Petmurant trade, o3 long eluhlllhed food manutacturer. * Reauire | acter, sobriety and suc Ence Dersonally selling fo suh trade. time in present and each previous position. Wil hold strict confidence, govortunity for capable producer. Box _480-A. Star office. AN—Answer by SALESM e g 3nd gxperience. if any. C. W. Davis & Sops, LESMEN. We have an open- fhe on our jocal sales force for experienced anxious Washin of rmapent connection with 4 real future to the i an Apply Mr. Adnnl. Nash-Orr Motor c«: nw STATISTICAL Spect unn The C"ll Service 'f!lll’llnry lchoox, . 531, A branches of home improvements, {rom hree el U3 n Sib B e o 5 tion guarant ' ing Co. 513 H st. L1 g ik it Sith rm-i solE BOOKKEEPER, ju experience. desires perm DboriuniLy 1or AdvAncement: 31 year Address Box 28-J, Star o age, married, Bodeling an and "“"m%u ‘property; fiear Cromar Johnson, st._Col. neral house rej C 1 Qfllhlv m 'l!?nrth‘ o e BOOKKEEPER desires part-time work sultable to small concern: fully experi Teferences. Address Box 339-J, SEWING MACHINE. Jate model Singer head. treadle. cof 2150 22 Porapie Hiachines. conrlete it .mcmunpmm 3 35 8l guar, Fine. Ope s TS Fa. e ..‘L':‘ait he: closed, Lo nnurf' Daintine. concrete work lensburg -rd. Li CHAUFFEUR, 35; private 1 prefe AT e e, Sy any other. William ‘Watson, 1330 Yoy, st. fare hw v "T'"" Tepairs, 46 004 Sra B [ Bine s Howe) CHAIR CANEING stering. rone. 1235 1000 . Cleaning Rugs—‘m = 1 "" ‘West 2220. _ Star Olm 3 CHAUFFEUR, feur, and wife Jours with last Phone Rockvi RED mu! wants delivery truek drivi or houseman; reference. Oall Adams from 5 to . FILIPINO wants Jjob thlllflfll bouseman, eger‘icnud “181 6tn st e SONTANT——or— Boskkesssr, | tooms, hal h.znn 380 compigie :vmon ACCOUNTANT _or __ BoOKK: Ty N e e anteed. At Baye knowledge of typing. desires position nomey. ,‘ c- ,,_ , Tt e xtures, six-room no_object. _Emerson _6' > WIRING H:}ufllnl lnnd- service. District or nl’. ing, 33 "MACH] trained b m desire _machine, Col._6370. ELECTRIC dle or tool work. Dogse, 80, 172, cn MAN, married, desires 3 po-mon as watchman FLOOR very g, someibing o clfical in Twcnman | able usronieed: " dusticss macHin e. smail sanders rented. L. T. Polk. Cle MAN, colored. reliable, wa: en heélper, houseman. short. e atioliy e conaifien pecloct: vty SH 1307 Connecticut ave. now. "o SEWING attachments: 5 years; §10. I TY"'MAM e i n"{-"-flgwfi $1 down payment delivers te y make new or k. Si like new, all m: 3 hange. 'm-u !l st. nw. for demonstr: Mlnn- id. nmlo'zlnmo'a:? ma& g nv. Washer: hight_ or = 2 A s - z Rastlc Nie Fioons. ushaimariag. susiens: Feiored REPA] floors scraped and fin by hahd or m - 3 e tery, wu.hu wolk ‘Fhione. West 1131, D-u unurvwd NG l Koo 306 n': P si. nw. :hlne unuln znn new_and 2610 By fim Te. = pnrl.n,‘ St roers m;md "time payments. ™18 1 SIGN lmn SHOW-CARD WRITER — Ggod tynity for right man. - Address Box WHITE M . neat appearing sell goods on all cash security .ms Slue“it Tequired: ‘resular work. O News Co.. east basement, Union Station n' YOUNG MAN for filling station: must be rienced in all branc including Te- palring and lubrication: bring local refer- ences only. Apply after 7 p.m. oniy. Vir. Wie Ave, Service 'Station.” 8ih = and e._se YOUNG MEN. enersetic and willing to work for promotion: experience pleasant outdoor work. Asply Room 1319 P st n.w R5119 &l ATTENTION White, male independent csb oper Are >ou interested in bel rator of ond plan and_ 1 m| Afrangement? Davis or Mr. Dia: | Cab ¢ ‘ARE YOU A —with_your present income or do eel Sou are worth more to_ yourselt? We A for three neat sppearing married o 40, with cars, o auality for Bomiiions for Washington and viEInLy: BOStHISNS, . ey work! "o canvessing gxperience unnecessagy. ' Apply in person 19 a 5% » G. C. Snyde { Annapois Hotel MAN, white, personality l4()\e4r< with car. E in coal business to help in office and sell coal. State experience,} | references, age, married or sin- gle and salary expected. Ad-1 3 dress Box 240-7, Star office. Re- plies must be received by Mon- day, August 17. neat, with good We need three men to sell Chev- rolets. The product, the organiza- tion and the proposition make it im- possible for a real worker to fail Floaters need not apply STOHLMAN CHEVROLET, 3307 M St., Georgetown, Ask for Mr. Cuppet HELP—MEN AND WOMEN COLORED—To take orders, $10 per week ry and commission: experience unneces- whole or Dart time. 1338 U n.w. 8 10 {10 am. 5 to 7 p.m. 16* | MEN. WOMEN. experience unnecessary common sense with reasonable effort make: money; we deal with an absolute necessity: T saves money, labor: prospects Acme Mig. Co., 907 15th, )A.fl. o | sary: purchase: everywhere. 9550. WAN‘I'SHALIS‘IN. DISTRIB! sonsible, en‘ll! E ; “exceptional Daniel, “Ambassador ugwnumu E otel, for nvwmu;.;m.. OPENINGS for 3 good salesmen to follow up ieads secured from newspaper and radio advertising: an unusual epportunity to make ile and permanent connection Telling & mationally advertised product in universal demand. Call Saturday morning between 9 and 10. 1459 P st. n.w. SALESMAN. experienced, loeal industrial and paint contractor-deco rator _trade; direct factory-consumer Ar- rangement; permanent and profitable propo- gition: all'replies confidential. Address Hox ALTERATION LADY, expe: suits, for ‘extia Work. Askins. _ o: ed, on men's Avply’ at once. e T So maentineand NEDY vty 'by {5e ‘hour, “Please teléphone. "mn:nlgt i GENTLEMAN wishes housekeeper ¥ho can care for -vear-old kil while i works, _Address Box 500-A. Star off hite, u- e of children. at hm“x :\., small pay but g, shatice to ‘enjoy the water. for tray ur\lcc e o active and years; earn Tfom 34 to 36 per day: positions open for all sec- tons of cllyl Abply” The Hot' Shoppe, 4340 ot Teporting 5 WeshiE s offce. 1:‘u B experienced. * and chil ’c’lr. Fear for C age between 25 and perienced | SooK SITUA’I'ION—'OIIN cashier, 13 yea ptri.;,c’! eomunmu-. honmest. - Adg - o Tiet, umbln- Tconsidered: " Address CLEANING HOOII u 8 settied Phone Dhtrlu between 18% . sewing of all Mrs. Ross, phone Col. n.w tme work; Box_228 Painting, ibing, clecirical DRESSMA klads " reasanabl e PAINTING, PAPERING, 36.90, average room, fachoding nxnnu Wb, dry scraped: bemuti: xperienced waitress. e g..x ‘selectjon: on nlnl{”‘ 1 | 0396 17 making, some office ex- o 2 6 5 hour. Dependabie Decora NG, best materials; B oati 333" 11th 5340. PAINTING- i’APFRING We estimate your work chestfully dnd suarantee ever: U petter Class ot o nrhlnmshe Bl - PAPERING—PAINTING. Rooms papered. 35 up: ooms, iteh- ens paited. 35 p: n‘%%u"v‘-"n{.fl and pe: el ord S5, maner reh STENOGRAPHER experience various lines of work high-school gadvate; §38 & week. Nationdl 86l AWt jorthern, settled, cf uate, wishes responsibility betser he home, ap tel. where quiet student 4-3 ter enn oard: excellent . references: ress 343-A. Star_office. 15' YOUNG LAE ., bri ive, courteou desires employment, nursing (3 years' e Iience). aiso genéral office work. A RK. at low ., Terms to | Ritebia 1788 iihout ob Eation for free esth 'GENERAL MA®, e-flund. nurse, mother's helper. Wi work:_refe; TTNL yishne, Siowe a5 or mother's bel ufio atotime WOrk| can fur Rm;m “Box 410, Stas Star ants work _as s gurss o n;loo §00 reference. 1338 Shel | iR, & CoRer” operator of nigh reference. '(Tnu._' mother GIRL wants few hwn or day’s Work. De- catur, §952. auu., colored, wants J ousework. iG — Deal direct Dered: 35 Ub: oaths Dainted, 1?“":’ aths Dain Al] ‘work guaranteed. CXCY Benme De: Cfl { work uu.nm« n raped dry, cracks flled. 1, Col. 6100-J. 1 Christian Box white, tal fond children; Teferences. Address housework. ‘s ls wfle'ek mate furnished. W D-one 2129 18th st. n. NG patch opubly | 1 F. L smit we 10"ip; suaranteed. 453 PASSENGERS FOR 3-WEEK TRIP, ABOUT | ROOFING—uttering, spoutini; o expenses: il furnace cleaning, e B L reasonable’ A3UX Hoohne ne Go., No. “_,,‘ JAcK- UTELY NO CASH REQUIRED FOR il pay own ex- O\fl:. IMPROVEME}\TS. CIRCLE TRAVEL B 'U_connects travel- -|t |l lh' very (MMI! of 3 ll(e ers and carriers to all parts oxugm ”toimi 1 mndn us. when and wul:le;;‘;ou“'u “u‘: are Fenrember 13'" e Facting gives you .88 v best Tossibie. cost: Oflu 121 Baito. Bivd. ¥, 'm. improvement b 1t t c-n g TRANSPORTATI INDIAN- Phions Herbert Fuiler, Shep- LL PART' souville, Fla., between Aul enced driver.” North 3092. goins. the Here Phe GENERAL commcrffic co. 927 New York Ave. SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. A‘ ‘ROMANCE_—Ch torea Chrysier sedan. i6-day tour, Nisgara " = We &5? fowest Brices. Wil call: ph: Adams S446. i g..u...e. Drint offce station Yl:allc(e‘ Rounseid ing e ‘counselors | horsemanship: * transportation; e lghtwood—$635 . N .’::’.:m""wwp —— | R ideal home for elderly. R “' physician on reasonable pard Fates: reen Siiver Spring, Phone Siiver Spring o B o %" R bl llwllb 'lulll!ll R o T CHEST, extra large, genuine: mirror, non.om um ware, rugs and brass lamp. Vabuun Cleaner Shop. 1404 Gifard. ~ Ad. PIANO. -urmmt Ifi I'flnfl. Dl‘“fi $395: AURANT EQUIPMENT. VERY CHEAP. wood-lvn ‘Tables. Fans for Dir:ct Current, Selting Solt. Auto Pan £ indry Equipment. gh Mixer. WALLIS CAFE, 617 12th ST. N.W. pay the highest cash -nymm of_val BOOK IGHT _Highest mm m‘% u-n.'iu =X P e o CASH IN YOUR OLD S feeth. musical | m}t "'fi“ "" .,.%fl" gm Firaltury man. wies sale and get nunmnneuhm emu-. 914 B ot iture and it n not "g.um & "n% i Lincoln Co., Met. al"u ik pay due and give you E . FURNITORE —Don't sacrifies We will glve ou more for o atg be '“3 Thced” Te- flLom RNITURE—I{ you want to el vour Titure and 1t is Aot sl paid o Lincoln Co. Met. 8817. We will bay due and give you the di Reed, chem T our ms Day huneu prices. nnn » w conte: R o e n' ueL 9207. DVERTISE TO PA for furnl Tire. *Bouschold eligats. offce_ furnivure. and ocks of merchandise. and live up o it us and be convinced. The Lincoln Qo.. Ilth'nnnlll-n 8817. WE BI dlamonds. ‘musict S, l instr nmu golf chlhl Wlnl hA'I m to ig. 937 D 11 w-mo 91508 BT, N.W. deflects, merchandise. stacks, i 1 - T wu:%.w _l'a@hny -nine years serving it Lincoin Co.. 604 6th st. n.w. BEFORE SELLI STOP AND THINK. PHONE MET, 8817 A