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DEMOCRAT WOMEN READY FOR DRIVE Mrs. James H. Wolfe An- nounces 13,000 Will Take Field. By the Associated Press. Mrs. James H. Wolfe, chairman of the Women's Division of the Demo- cratic National Committee, has a feminine brigade of more than 13,000 New Deal supporters ready to take the fleld this Fall for extensive campaign- ing ‘This was her reply yesterday to re- cently-announced plans by Repub- lican women to hold Nation-wide ral- lies on Constitution day to expound the Constitution. “We see no reason for worry about the Constitution.” Mrs. Wolfe said. “It takes a vote of the people to change the Constitution, something that seems sometimes to have been forgotten. And history shows the Re- publicans have been the principal Con- stitution-changers.” Outlines “Reporter Plan.” Announcing an intensified Autumn #peaking campaign looking toward the 1936 women vote, Mrs. Wolfe outlined the “reporter plan,” which she termed unique in political annals, as the backbone of feminine party strategy. “It was designed to give women authoritative knowledge of the New Deal recovery agencies, and was in- troduced first in 1934 by Mary Dew- son, then director,” she said. “Women are organized into groups, | with each member acting as reporter | for one of the major recovery agencies. Each reporter studies laws and reads reports until she is so well informed on the plans and program of her agency she can answer open forum questions, speak at political meetings or discuss the New Deal over the tea cups. There are now 710 such groups | with 13,610 reporters at work through- | out the country.” Speaking Tour Arranged. Besides the “reporters,” working on | their home grounds, Mrs. Wolfe said the party would put into action a| wedge of Women's Division officers and regional directors, as follows: Mrs. Wolfe, director, will address two Indiana meetings in October, at South Bend the 12th and Indianapolis | the 13th. Mrs. June Fickel, assistant director, | is arranging a speaking tour through Minnesota, North Dakota, Iowa and Kansas. Mrs. Caspar Whitney of New York, in charge of her own State and New | England, Pennsylvania and Delaware, | will speak at Bangor, Me., Septem- | ber 14. Mrs. Charies H. Tillett, jr.. of Ral- of War, ed. by Leonidas Dodson. 1934, JU.Am3, p.123-132) Books. The League of Nations; a Chapter in World Politics, by J. S. Bassett. 1928. JXAR.B29L. “A sane and judicious story of what during the last decade (1918-1928) the League of Nations has been and has done * * *. The story is good history, sound and reliable.”—C. J. H. Hayes. Olives of Endless Age, being a study of this distracted world and fits need of unity, by H. N. Brailsford. 1928. JU.B7340. “He wants clean and noble thinking about the future of mankind, and has offered a stimulating example.”—Ly- man Bryson. The League Committees and World Order; a study of the Permanent Expert Committees ot the League of Nations as an instrument of international government, by H. R. Greaves. 1931. JXAR.GT799. “Mr. Greaves shows us in a mas- terly study how far we have already progressed toward a world system of government.” Ten Years of World Co-opération. The League of Nations. Secretariat. 1930. JXAR.L468. “A record of the work done by the League of Nations during the first 10 years of its existence.” A Brief History of the League of Na- tions, League of Nations Associa- tion, Inc. 1933. JXAR.L472a. “In times like these it is the clear duty of all educators to see that stu- dents under their direction are ade- quately informed regarding the world’s existing peace machinery."—H. J. Carman. The Society of Nations, Its Organiza- tion and Constitutional Develop- ment, by Felix Morley., 1932. JXAR.M825. “Altogether, the book is the most stimulating full-length discussion of the League in existence.”—P. B. Pot- ter. may be found on page A _PERMANENT position WIith _earnings above uverage; direct selling plan: average sale. $300; commission. ta sale a week easy. ' Address Box 270-B. Star office, ARTIST. professional, to draw showinss unique feature strip; real merit; submit examples. Address Box 251-C. Star office.* AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN to sell Dodge and Piymouth cars and Dodge trucks Apply Fred Motor Co.. 4101 Kansa: ave. n.w | = = AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN—If you know how to sell used cars. a fine opportunity is available at Leo Rocca. Inc.. direct fac- tory Dodge-Plymouth dealers. 'No. 7 N. ¥. ave. n.w__ See Mr. Ochsenréiter. BILL CLERK—Young man, 18-21 years old, must write a good hand and be quick and accurate witn figures. Address, with references. Box Star_office. e BOOKKEEPER. experienced. double entry, Burroughs accounting machine operator. Reply in own handwriting: age and salary desired. Address Box 251-B. Star office. _ BCOT BLACK. experienced. Apply 1lth_st. n.w.. basement BOY. honest, reliable. mechanical with’ driver's permit: high school preferred; real opportunity to learn good trade: low salary to stari. Reply. giving complete personal history. Address Box by ability, eigh, N. C., adviser for Southeastern States. will tour her section and end | her trip at an all-Georgia conventioa the last of October. Mrs. Elsie Gardner Picking, ad- | viser for the Pacific Northwest, will follow up recent district meetings with | s county conclaves. } Besides the recovery program of the | New Deal, Mrs. Wolfe said, the Dem- ocratic women speakers will push for | fifty-fifty representation in the party, | “as many women as men on party PUBLIC LIBRARY THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. ‘Will the League survive the Italo- Ethiopian crisis? The apparently waning power of the League of Na- tions to act as a restrictive force on nationalistic aggrandizement of one now bging put to a severe test. Many observers believe that its failure in the present crisis will mean the death of the League. What it has done for the | peace of the world, its achievements and failures in the earlier years of its | history, are told in the books and mag- | azine articles selected by the Public Library for the following list: Recent Magazine Articles. Perpetual Peace, Official Schemes and Projects, by Thomas Barclay. Con- | temporary Review, 147:678-83. June 1935. “After all, it (the League) is com- posed of mortals who know how diffi- cult it is to come to terms on com- plicated questions with each other.” War and the League of Nations, by | A. L. Lowell. Atlantic Monthly, 154:112-20. July, 1934. “If the spirit of nationalism has at the present time overpowered the de- , sire for common action among na- | tions for the welfare of mankind, we | must not, we cannot, abandon the at- tempt to prevent war.” What is International Justice? by | Robert McElroy. Current History, 42:598-601. September, 1935. “If the League of Nations is to be but a group of the agents of hungry nations seeking each its own ends, it will lighten the world's burdens not one featherweight.” Question of Sanctions, by P. A. Mol- teno. Contemporary Review, 147:- 202-9. February, 1935. “The League of Nations, constituted for the definite purpose of avoiding the use of force and war, if it resorts to the use of force and war to carry out its purposes, however beneficent, stultifies itself and denies its own fun- damental principle.” League and the Status Quo, by T. R. Shellenberg. (In American Acad- emy of Political and Social Science. The Shadow of War, ed. by Leo- nidas Dodson. 1934. JU.Am3. p. 28-32.) From Wilson to Hitler, by F. H. Si- monds. Atlantic Monthly, 155:32- 40. January, 1935. “The price of peace must * * * be - paid by the substitution of some form of international control over the es- sential raw materials of the world for the present system.” Haves and Have-nots, by F. H. Si- monds. Fortnightly, 143:641-51. June, 1935. *To restore the League now, it would be necessary to create that basis of co-operation which, in 1919, was mis- takenly assumed to exist already. But no such basis did exist then, and in the post war years no serious attempt has been made to create it. Instead, there has been an incredible output of pretentious pacts, solemn covenants, sacred treaties. In effect, if not by design, all of these have been nicely calculated to perpetuate inequality in the name of peace.” . States Rights and the League, by N. J. Sjoykman. Yale Review, 24:274- . 92. December, 1934. “The League has reached the critical -phase of its history. The states of the world are repeating with this new organization our own experience with the articles of confederation. They must go forward or fail.” League of Nations and the Promotion of World Peace, by C. A. Riches. (In American Academy of Political and Social Science, The 286-C. Star office. L BOY. white. must be 18 years of age and willing fo work. Small salary to start. Apply M. Barry. Wash. Laundry, 262 K st nw BOY—White. about 15. for delivery and general work in stationery store. One will- ing 1o learn and grow up with the business. s Box 48-C. Star offic CARD WRITER. expert. who can make department_store price’ cards: must be neat and fast. Apply Miss Boyle. third floor, Sears. Roebuck and Co. 911 Bla- densburg_rd. n.e. CLERK. experienced _in driver's permit. Reference COAT MAKER. 700 9th st. n.w.. Room 3. with srocery. Tn st se. COLLECTOR. opportunity for ambitious. energetic man. with large autemobile £0; " References required. ~ Adaress tar COLLECTOR, or solicitor, experienced: all o part time? permanent position for re- flable man. Address Box 183-B. Star office. COLLECTOR AND SOLICITOR. furniture house: prefer acquaintance with territory above Fla. ave. and east of 1Sth st. Ex- cellent opportunity available. Address Box £1:B; Starvofficer. - oo o a8Sie DISPLAY MAN—A large manufacturer of nationally aavertised soaps wants experi- enced decorator of window and _interior Washington and vicinity: must vears old. high school gradu- and good on details lars regarding expeejence and refer also phone number. Address Box = Staroffice. DRIVER-SALESMAN for S35 week guaranteed or commission more. In reply statc age. education, and address of employers for last years. If married or single. to furnish 350 cash bond. 225-B. Star_office. DRUMMER. _first-class, 354 H st. ne. 4 ELEVATOR BOY. voung. colored: must be neat and willing'worker. "Ritz Hotel. 90 st n.w ESTIMATOR. at once. by an old esteblished contractor. engaged in a general line of building and home improvement in Wash- ington: must be thoroughly experienced. sober and_industrious. writing. _Address Box 2 EXPERIENCED ¢ es. -B. Taundry route, i list five Address Box at_once. colored houseman _and waiter, at once. 1020 16th st. n.w. AppIY with_references. GARMENT DYER. all-around. on sample matching and celanese. wanted at once for Virginia cleaning and dyeing plant. _Address Box St 5° with knowledge HOTEL CLERK. experience pre- of transcript system. ferred. References required. Write in detail.” Box i Conn. ave educ. | ive full particu- | Must be able | THE SUNDAY.STAR WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 15 1935—PART FIVE HELP—MEN, o (Continued.) PRESSER. experienced, Plece or Work. Apply £11 Kennedy st. n.w. PRINTER, wno can run efiiciently snd profitably small plant doing from $100 to 200 regularly every week. We want some one who can increase our business for ve plenty of equipment. 1In reply state age. education, experience and what you thiik YOu can’ o 10r us ana wnat Kina of a proposition you want. Address Box 224-B. Star_office. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN and saies man- ager with cor, nearhy Md. subdivision. Ad- ROUTE DRIVER in N sales ability necessary. Must be & re- lianie and willing worxer. state ex- gerience and reference. Address Box 140:C, Star offce. o SALESMAN—There is a real sales oppor- tunity of demonstrated earning power avallable only to men over 40 years of age doing direct sales work. Apply Mr. Scott; 1501 14th st n.w.. between 10 and 13 Tuesday and Wednesday. SALESMAN—Opportunity for one_experi- enced only. to contact builders and home owners on General Electric equipment; must be able to make sketches: salary and commission, Address Box 247-C, Star office, stating age. education and expérience. SALESMAN—Our corporation has an open- Ing for a live-wire salesman with car; good financial _arrangements. Address’ Box 271-B. Star office. week " sentative (with specialty experience and car preferred) to contact all types of food mezchants for manufacturer rated AA-1. Libe; initial and repeat commissions, substantial enough to interest best sall man_available. See or write. Mr. 0. Singer Lord Baltimore Hotei, ‘more. Mondy. i8 SALESMEN of convincing personality for Washington and outlying territory. Ours is a new product. a mechanical device hav- ing no sales resistance, but requires intel- ligent selling. ~Apply’ Room 208, Atlas Blde. Nat ki L SALESMEN () with c permanent po- sition: no canvassing nced commis- sion to start: salary. $175 per month when aqualified. Apply mornings. Mr. Tracy, 9 Othst.nw. g ok SALESMEN — Big _commissions _ selling rinting — salesbooks. letterhead: enve- lopes, blotters. calendars. rience un- necessary. Low prices. Free delivery Outfit free. _Standform. 18D Oak st. New York. SALTSMEN—New Federal tax laws cre- ate immense market for our service. Four $7.50 sales daily earns $72 weekly com- mission. Don't just write Income Audit S on. D. C. * SALESMEN. by national organization: sa ary, commission, traveling expenses. Must be free to leave city immediately; if you can sell we have a salable product. Apply Mr. Greer Hotel Franklin Park, 1132 Eve st. ‘Sunday_afternoon only. _ s SALESMEN and women, experienced so- licifing _magazines, books, = newspapers, radios. refrigerators, musical instruments, household supplies: also ministers. teach- ers, students, clerks with spare time, now making $40 weekly: unusual obportunity for 10 men with cars to qualify as crew managers for trip South and West; no publisher ever equaled new offers 'now readv. ~Literary Digest, National Union Blde.. 91X P st. n.w 16 SECRETARY. man of education and cul- ture for part time position: speed and sccuracy in stenography essential. Address | Box 203-B. Star office. | SHOEMAKER. experienced: steady job for | right man. Palais Royal, Shoe Repair | Departmeni. basement. SLATERS and tinners. Apply 1918 18th st n.w.. Apt. 4. Sunday till I p.m. SODA MAN. who can handle busy wich block. . Must be able to cool | references necessary: steady work. pont_Pharmacy. Mass. ave. n.w STEAMFITTER. Christian, Call Green- | wood 2647 STEAMFITTER AND HELPER. drive own ca must have hand tools and familiar house work and indirect water heat- ers; general all-round man: steady work for right man,_ Phone National 3. TAILOR—Coat _maker _helper. grade work. Steady position. st_nw TELEPHONE SALESMEN; good fine proposition. Address Box 208-C, Star office. . TRAFFIC INSPECTORS—Checkers _ with Tallway audit or other agency experlence. | familiar with street car or bus fl'orh‘ part-time or temporary full-time Work | Please give full information in first let- ter. which will be held in strict confidence none other will be considered. _Personal interview will be arranged. Address Box | 14-C. Star office. TROMBONISTS and saxophonists | non-union. for jobbing and steady must be experts. Kipnis. Columbia 1 | uPHO ERS_ experienced. once to 18th st. n.w. VALET—_Experienced white man for large hotel. Stite experience an s Box 148-C o WANTED—Patent_specification writer for | the patent department of a large corpora- tion. . Give 1ull details concerning age, | education, experience. salary desired: in: close small photograph. Address Box 41-C. Star office. 5 WANTED—Presser day 1327 F st. n and porter. Apply Mon- w. WATCHMAN. white. good characier _to live on premises. Apply Max Wall, 1325 Taylor st. n.w_before 10:30 a.m WEATHER STRIPPERS (5). experienced: ®ood pay: permanent position to_reliabie men. - Abply Monday morning. Flaherty Bros.. Inc._1111_Good Hope rd. s.e. WHITE MAN with tools_ mechanically_ex- perienced. driver's license. working in shop, steady job. §. J. Meeks Son. 622 G st. n.w. WINDOW TRIMMER and card writer for hosiery and lingerie shops. Must be able to write attractive signs and construct backsrounds. A splendid opportunity for & young man to associate himself with fast growing concern, Address Box 118-C, Star o . YOUNG citv: no selling: sal only. 1557 Pa._ave. s.e. YOUNG MAN_ 18 to 20 vears. speed typist | for demonstrator on Royal. Underwood, | Remington: must type R0 to 100: 15 days’ work: be able to talk typewriters. Apply Tuesday. 0 a.m. Miss Royle. :ird floor. Sears. Roebuck & Co.. 911 Bladensburg rd YOUNG MAN. with car. for, coin machine | business to get new locations and service. | Must be a hustler and a good salesman. | Good opportunity for rizht party. Ad- dress Box 1:R-B. Star office. YOUNG MAN — Responsible _company. doing national business, has opportunity for aggressive. reliable voung man with knowledge of bookkeeping and stenography One who has had experience in secretarial wotk and is familiar with mechanical. electrical and chemical terms preferred. but. not essential. Write for _appointment riving all information possible in first letter. _Address Box K1-C. Star office. YOUNG MAN. single: must be perienced in lunth room and delicatessen work. 91 Z2lst st. n.w. YOUNG MAN—Established openinz for young man: : aualified to earn $3 000 to $4.000 yearly present- ing new nationally advertised service (not books) to teachers in District of Columbia. Must have good education and appearance. own car. Teaching and sales experience ]ufb'!'e but not essential. Teachers Service, th car: must know | Apply 10 lo_ rporation has INSURANCE AGENTS, two_for industrial debits, ence not necessary. Address Box I ce JANITOR: basement quarters. Services: honest. reliable. settied couple no child; man with job, both come. 17 o i R IR < T . T MAGAZINE SALESMAN._ experienced. spot verification by _crew manager: excellent proposition. ~ Mr.” Knott., Room 107, 818 Fst. & to 8:30 am. MAN. with car, to serve established route, selling direct 'to homes. Grand Union Tea Co.. 603 F st. n.w. 15* MAN—_We can place a man between 25 and 35 vears of age in a permanent and profitable position of trust in Washing- ton: must have neat appearance and car; lary_and commission to start. Apply 4. 079 National Press Bl MAN. reliable. for special sales work: ex- cellenit opportunity with future; salary and commission to start. Address Box 459-B, Star office. MAN to repair and refinish furniture ed. _Call Decatur MA vacancy for one man who would like_to work himself into & better B ®in_$i17.00 weekl dling nursery stock, booking orders from old and new cusiomers. Pree outfit. Experience Salary and comm. Apply Room 4 MGt o e e to dig trench N0 feet long: other work if_satisfactory. Address Box 139-C, Star affinertiss o X AT MEAT CUTTER. experienced. one who 1§ also all - around grocery clerk. Reply. stating age, experience and salary ex- pected. _Address Box 21-C. Star office. MEN. two. with sales experience. who can furnish_cash bond: also good references and have resided here 2 years or more, to solicit_and collect life_insurance. These positions pay salary and commission and offer opportunity for advancement. 200 Commercial Bank Bldg. MEN (5) for sales force: men who will work can make &Md ‘money with the best Ercbflsuwn in hington, Apply Mr. jouff. 604 H st. n.e. MEN—New, easier Christmas Card ‘pllni Uick way to big profits: soreeous $1 box 31'fo1ders: mewest exclusive designs. 100% rofit: others 50c. Religious, [lumorous. evconay Cards. Fiee sample ofer. AFLIStS Co.. 409 Way, Elmira. N. Y. . OPPORTUNITY to join organization for Soecialized commercial WoTk - fenturing advertising publicity. _exposition. Re- Quires sales abilily. personal appearance, education. Write, ating qualifications. Address Box 13-C. Star office. OPTOMETRIST wanted by old extablished firm Address Box 43-C. Star office. PAINTER. use spray for commercial work. ‘5,400. steady. 811 King st. Alexandria, 5 3 PHARMACIST. registered. full time. age. experience and salary expected. dress Box 79-B. Star office. PHARMACIST wanted for relief work. Call Lincoln 9658. Flate Ad- 0 _Dearborn st.. Chicago Ill. ¢ YOUNG MAN in live real estate offici must have car. prepared to work; no salary: can make comfortable living. Ad- dress Box 250-C. Star office. YOUNG MEN- ing food manufacturs desires men with cars for advertising cam- paign. Write qualifieations and_education in detail. _Address Box 181-C. Star office. ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER. Experienced in training men for house-to- house selling for local dept. store. Must have car and have recent selling experience. Address Box 182-C, Star office. DIRECT LEADS. Experienced security salesman can earn $500 monthly easily: local firm: quick c%r‘nmnsslem. Address Box 291-C, Star office. i REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. ‘The boom is on in our Virginia office. We have large exclusive listings of sub- divisions and many new houses built and under construction. Lots priced to sell. Only men and women with good refei ences, executive ability and a car consid- &red.” Live prospects ready for you to close. PEET. 2115 Lee Hishway, Claren- on. Va. YOUNG MAN, window trim- mer and card writer. Apply t{xe Loeb Company, 714 7th st. n.w. MEN. I never have been able to put into a few words in an ad just what a wonderful opportunity 1 have ‘here for a man who is sincerely interested in making big money in the sales fleld. 1 could print a whole list of earnings of the men now working which would show that men right here in Washington last month made anywhere from $150.00 to high as $1,500.00. but that wouldn't indi cate how much YOU could make. However. if you feel that you can sell ‘when given something different. new. and of proven merit come in to see me. If you feel that you could hold your own in a | SALESMEN—MUST BE EX- | Thoroughly Experienced Su- hard-hitting. money-making ~enthusiastic force of real salesmen we'll be glad to interview you. If you measure up, here is what we will do_for you. Provide you with several bonafide inter- views every day, put you with an experi- enced man who will go out with you and show you how. close your sales for you when Recessary and then ask for your kit if. with that assistance. you fail. We must however. do those things be- cause this is different from anything you haye ever sold. If you want to get into real money, see me_ Monday morning at 9 o'clock. no_other time. Room 316 Tivoli Theatre Building. 14th & Park Road, N.W. Washington. D. THREE MEN For local tea ana comee routes. Pay up to $32.50 week: no capital or experience needed. Must give prompt service to ap- proximately regular ¢ : auto- mobile given if you qualify. A day. 9 to 12. 918 New Y’ork a PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK—Young man ex- Bt hesremine 220 NG o Roberts Co.. 829 17th st. ik S (T ST Bovine PLUMBER AND STEAM FITTER that Is capable of running a repair truck. Lead worker, must have knowledge of D. C. code. _Address Box 78-B. Star office. RTER. must be experienced in bow] Ffi’ey wfl;‘{:nfl be apabic of taine polish: achine: work. Bowiing Alley. Silver Spring. Md. mumn 916 F st. n. ASSISTANT BRANCfi National 47 Ax? i opening for hish slase. well educated ition lead motion. mm”‘.lllonll 496 l:: l.:"lo!’ll ent. 17¢ OIL BURNER 2 SALESMEN.W at] %‘m ‘i.urn’a HELP—MEN. STEAMFITTERS. Must be experienced on old-house work. None othess need apply. 907 15th st. n.W.. Room 216, Sunday. 12 noon. AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION. Recent increage in business requires sev- eral salesmen to assist in following up prospects for both membership and in- surance. The men we want are likely employed now and own a car. They are looking to the Iuture and WOUId LKe 10 DECOmE uss0- ciated with a long established and perm: nent business providing immediate com- pensation and large field for advancement, Write toda. ving your qualifications and experience: also telephone number. Information ireated in confidence. Mr. Hess. Room 127 ave. at 17th st. n STEADY WORK. 52 weeks a_vear. open now for a few responsible men in this district with a company which, 11 years ago, opened its first office in Brooklyn, N Y. and today operates 293 offices throughout the Nation. This company, during the pyst five years: ~—Has not discharged nor lald off a single_employe whose character and work has been satisfactory. —Has not cut any salaries or commis- sions. but has increased many. ~—Has increased its business tremen- dously from year to year. ~Can introduce you to many men with larger weekly pays than they have ever earned before ~—Has, due to increasing business. just completed a i-story addition to ‘one of its factories which was purchased for cash a {éw years ago. ~—Deals with its own merchants direct, without any investment or risk on their part. furnishing tested methods for immediate substantial earnings. ~This monthis awarding 4 new auto- mobiles for special accomplishment. which is made possible only by the increased volume of business. .. This company. which still has more than 75 of its potential market to develop. will employ several men with some business or trade experience at once. Men with flexible “minds and _responsive o new ideas. between the ages of 5 and 45. pre- ferred. For further particulars see Per- sonnel Manager. 205 Denrike Bldg.. 1010 Vermont . Monday morning ak 10 o'clock sl = —3 men. between 25 and 50—to train for better positions: experience unnecessary; reference required. ~ Good pay arrange- ments_Only ambitious workers need ap- BlY. Call to 12 am.. §22-A Conn. ave., etween H and Eye sts MAN WITH CAR. Service and collection work. Insurance or sales experience preferable. Bond re- quired. Only men willing 0 work need apply. Interview 10 a.m. Monday. 10( Vermont Blds., Vermont ave. and L. st. Mr._Gart SALESMAN—Must have lo-| cal men’s furnishing experi- | ence. Apply to Mr. Diehl, | Eiseman’s, 7 and F. PAINTERS WANTED. 4800 Ne: mpshire Ave PERIENCED IN THE SELL- ING OF‘RADIO, WASHING MACHINES AND REFRIG-| ERATION — STEADY IN-| SIDE WORK WITH GOOD | SALARY. ASK FOR MR.| WASSERMAN, 10 AM. TO 12 NOON, 816 F ST. N.W. PAINTER'S HELPER, experienced in automobile repairing. 1st painter on refinishing autos. In te age. detail experience and education and give other essential informa- | tien_ Address Box 276-B. Star office. MEN! R Tt Is my desire to contact some of the men who have worked with me during | he past nine vears. I have been in the | same kind of business all this time and | business has increased considerably in the past year. 1 need several men to help me with Pall business; men who are capable | of earning from S75 to S100 per week, T will personally train such men in the fleld so that they may get first-hand informa- | tion as to his business will do for a | man who w to it. Phone or write, | y 3 Potomac ave. n.w. TAILORS Who are thoroughly experi- enced on women's garments. | No others need apply. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO,, F Street at 14th. SALESMAN FOR MEN'S FURNISHINGS This is a good position for a young man of the highest| integrity who is experienced in this line. Address Box 261- | C, Star office. § SALESMAN. Several men. 40 years old or older. who are sincere. willing to follow_instructions. | Pronisitsan T Wasbiomise $he best saies | the above requirements will make £50 per week. Apply Sales Manager. 70 Pa. ave. €. 10 am. Sunday morning. | Whi pervisor Unusual proposition. Address Box 293-C, Star office. JEWELRY AND SILVER-~ WARE SALESMAN. A high-type, energetic young man, experienced in tpese_ lines, for a good posi- tion in a first-class store. Ad- dress Box 283-C, Star office. URITIES SALESMEN. tunity to advance to position of branch | manager. Reply by letter. giving experi- | ence. references. etc. We prefer men with :I:eew:cg‘::":-lfllrl‘fii t:r islnbllshed clientele, | of man.""Atiractive jssue. with Sthons 19 men on board of directors: market securities. Commiss! Mkt = ion: drawing Neaouns wh en qualified. Address Box 71-C, SALESMEN FOR OUR USED CAR DEPARTMENT. 100 of city’s best car bar- gains for your prospects. Good proposition to aggres- sive men. MANDELL CHEVROLET CO. Service That Satisfies. 13th and Good Hope Rd. S.E. STOCK BOYS. A large store has openings for bright young boys from 16 to 18 years of age for gen- eral inside store work. State age. Address Box 98-C, Star | office. BOYS’ CLOTHING SALESMAN. Large department store requires the service of thor- oughly experienced salesman for boys’ clothing depart- ment. Excellent opportun- ity for one with ability and intelligence. ~Address Box 469-B, Star office. CAB DRIVERS. Get our proposition on 1935 ¢ Union Taxi Cab Association| 220 Massacustetts Ave. THE HECHT CO. Requires the services of a radio repair man, must have equipment. Apply employ- ment office. 3 SALESMEN (3)—A well-established, grow- o ore i o ml::lo:\‘ler:ln they can on & salary and who are looking for an exclusive line of merit. Preferably those men who have had experi- also general for Refrigeration 3 | and Washing Machine Dept. ence selling appliances.‘heating and venti- lating eqiupment or some similar line. The unit of sale is sufficiently large so that pro- ducers can earn excelient incomes under the liberal commission plan. Interviews 10 am. to 12 am. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. e 1748 M _St. N.W. HELP—MEN. AUTOMOBILE RADIO TECHNICIAN Who 1s thoroughly experienced and who is trying to better himself: $25 to 330 8 week o start Write, stating qui tions and experience. Address Box Star office. BOY, FOR STOCK WORK. Permanent position, neat ap- gearance, experienced preferred, ut not essential; references. Excellent opportunity for ad- vancement. Apply Monday, 8:30 ’tllo 10 am, to Mr. Snyder, 3rd oor. RALEIGH HABERDASHER, 1310 F ST. N.W. HELP—MEN AND WOME! CHAUFFEUI IOUSEMAN. white: expert driver; also chambermaid able to do plain sewing: either couple or single; first- class_city references. Phone North 4202. COUPLE. white, no children. man to milk and drive truck. wife house and daily work; $30 month, room and board: refer- ences required. A, T. Robinson Brandy- wine. Md._Phone Brandywine Al-. DAILY income introducing Christm line: 50 folders, name imprinted $).:i Other assortments. Big profits. Priscilla Greeuns Cards. Dept. 5-15. Alderson. W. . . MAN OR COUPLE. competent: general housework. ~excellent cooking required; Virginia 10 miles from Washington, $50. all National 5564 Monday. HITE COUPLE woman as cook and gen. houseworker, man (o tend grounds, eLc. suburban. _Wisconsin_3385-J. 1742 16th 8T, N.W —Basement_headauar- ters for_colored couple in exchange for housework; references required. FINE OPENING for qualified Washington salesman familiar with building trade in the sale of kitchen equipment of national importance: good_references required. Ad- aress Bos Siar office “ MAN wanted for Rawleigh route of K0 families; good profits for hustler. Write today. 'Rawleigh Co. Dept, DCI-4-SAL. Chester. Pa. iy . NEW DRY CLEANING CLOTHES BRUS! revolutionary invention: cleans clothe: homes. offices buy: phenomenal profits: ou fit_free. Kristee. Dept. 150. Akron. Ohio SALESMAN to sell Philgas: a rapidly grow- ing_suburban _service. _ Co-operation and opportunity assured. Phone for appoint=- ment.__Call_Mr._Nimmo. Rockville BALESM, istributor for l0c Jars transparent waterproof cement on display cards; big sales: fast repeats. R. S. Rob- bins. 415 E. 20th st.. Baltimore. Md. * SALESMAN—Opening for hard worker straight salary plus commission vassing: permanent: desir: 14th. Monday. 11 am. 0 SALESMEN—New deal guarantee $10 for one: two S$15 sales net deily. Sayers, 2801 Sheffield. cago St e SALESMEN—One successful demons daily pays you S0 weekly com. necessary; simply show new discovery to business or professional m territories open: write for details. Young. Dept. 241. Bankers Bidg SALESMEN. ; censes_ Call in person Monday, pm. Morse st ne SELL largest lowest-priced line Christmas cards. calendars. Union Label process em- bossed stationery: wonderful deal for prin ing salesmen: free outfit: 507, comm. tional. 110-X No. Jefferson. Chicago. SELL college students live line: lib. comm.; earnings immediate; insurance man pref Arteraft. 1133 Allen. Grand Rapids_Mich. * SHOW CHRISTMAS CARDS BOX ASST THAT LEADS THEM ALL AT $1: SAMPLES ON APPROVAL: 100 PER CENT PROFIT. RICH CO._ KANSAS CITY. MO__ % TRAVEL SALESMEN — A company serving as financial clearing house for the larger trucking companies requires the services of a high-type salesman. The man we want Is footloose, eager for act expects to be paid for his services but does not demand more than he is worth. We offer a straight salary of 1o S50 per week with liberal monthly bonus. condi- tional upon results. permitting large earn- ings. He must have a good car. be a glution for work and punishment, services available instanily and h f and car ready for immediate long trip. Novices save your time. this is a tough Job. € stanttravel with many discouraging con- ditions. calling for a man who can it”" but it ends depression for the man who qualifies. Appiications must contat complete details to receive consideratio Do not wire and do not call Immedia interview arranged if your letter intere: Address H. A. Mattox, 203 K. of P. Bldg Indianapolis. Indiana 5 0 6 3) SALESMEN wanted immediat complete personnel of an Aaggressivi trical appliance dealer ence an asset but not required show room at your disposal plus tr services of factory representative. If you are convinced of your ability to do & real Job see Mr. Hynes. Monday. between 9 and 11 am at 16 econd CALENDARS—NOVELTIES Pinest we've manufactured in 33 year: Tush season here: every business & pros- -Nov-Co.. Newton. Io = WE HAVE several openings for experienced school and_library men for the sale of FUNK & WAGNALLS NEW STANDARD DICTIONARY 5 edition in 2 volumes including _ Day-by-Day _History of World. This work is approved by S Board of Education. and enjoys the aualified indorsement of universities cially priced to educational institutions Good commissice and bonus. Opportunity for advancement to State manager Ap- lec- Traveling te Spe- | plications will be treated corfidentiaily and arrangements for personal interview mad Write details MARTIN & MURRAY CO.. R. C_A. Bldz.. Radio City. N. ¥ SALESMAN. To sell duplication of city gas ser 'yond gas mains distributed by ect branch. Requires experienced. trious salesman to co-operate Witk ritory representative. Unusual ea plan. We give you a real opportunity make good Renly_civing record of e perience. Address Box 120-C. Star of be: q 1_‘FINAL FALL REDUCTION. experienced liquor, with h- | “take | | Previous experi- | be | tu INSTRUCTION COURSES. HELP AND SITU TORRECT ENGLISH for_ professional, bus- iness and social needs: individual instruc- Phone Metropolitan 5707, Br. ght by expert: hol G il included in course for $15. Evening classse. Call Pot. 0133, Apt. & after 7 pn. . 'RATION - AIR _ CONDITIONING lower tuition, S weekly: only trade neediLg men now; shop course. 14th H E VRY CORP_ manufacturers of orie of the most compiete lines of motion picture equipment in the world, will train a small group of men through their edu- cational department in Radio Television and Sound Engineering. Training pre- pared by the famous Dr. Lee De Forest, called the father of radio-television and sound engineering. For interview, state age. present position, education and pho Address Box 209-C. Star office. STUDY LAW AT HOME_ through Black- stone College of Law. Get a LL. B. de- gree in 18 months; legal-trained men get and hold jobs these days | information address Box 270-C, Star office, 0 BEGINNERS and finishing_“accredited secretarial and business courses qualifying one o the BETJER PAID POSITIONS, Gregz or Bovd shorthand, touch typing, secretarial practice. bookkeeping, calculat- ing machines. et position Ruar. grad- uates; new classes start week of Sept. 16. Inauire Boyd School. 1:5:13 F st. Nat. L HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE Books and_Courses for yarious” exams. - Dass your exam. Inspect courses at BOYD'S. 1:i4: P ct.. Nat. 233K SHORTHAND. — INDIVIDUAL _ INSTRU TION, LEGAL AND EXPERT IN NG~ LISH. SPANISH, PORTUGUESE. Bist GREGG SHORTHAND by exp. teacher. Be- ginners: revicw: speed dictation. Private lessons.” Moderate rates. Decatu: SHORTHAND, typing, dictation, e exp. college teachers: tuition, *10 1f enrolled YOUNG LADY. just wishes coaching in subject | Renly. stating price by hour. -B. Star office. e PUBLIC SPEAKING. practical, up. course, liberal opportunities, public works, based on thorough technical training. Speaking voice building. Speech defects remedied. Linc. 1423 after 7 p.m. %{‘?:tif‘vcvan"sr,lmcror; wi dl‘d{n!umu‘n. or proof about DRAFTING. = the ‘vnro(:;‘sl‘z!rnm‘illll‘:x: pays and offers advancement. WASHINGTON DRAFTING SCHOOL, 1331 G St. N.W. ‘ 5REGG SHORTHAND_ TYPING: ENGLISH, G, BE NG and glazing evenings weel FRENCH_ARITHMETIC. SPELL GINNERS' REVIEW. q:cin%km SEE US_SPECIAL OFFER Shorthand. typewriting. dictation, ac- Tesults: rates reas WHITMORE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL. __Met. 6RG1 1410 H St. NW CONTRACT BRIDGE. By certified Culbertson teacher. Spe- ial classes for beginners; reasonable. | Phone Georgia 501 S50 reduction on complete course in beauty culture it enrolled before Oct. 1. Nationally known instructors, Practical, thorough training on live models. Actual ‘E'!Icl;l l"‘l;l;]r:!nfir‘ P|r” emul:Evvmenl service. asy te ay classes. (Evenin | conducted 5 mights & week 5 L% classes WIER & CRUITT SCHOOL Of Beauty Culture. 11th StONW N.W {FOR BEAUTY | CULTURE | The South’s oldest and largest beauty organization One standard of instruction —-(A)i; \ll‘rV)bN(. d eaching is under the s 5| of LONDON. PARIS end NEW. YE’R?{.SMM Eunroll Frioilz-cljfll_{xmaufllxse:. SPECIAL RATES—EASY TERMS Mabelle Honour School 1340 N.Y_Ave NW. _ Metropoli VOGUE BEAUTY INSTITUTE 34 Park Ave. Baltimore. Md 75¢ HOME STUDY $l1 .., CIVIL SERVICE ARITHMETIC 0, pages, over 100 examoles. with an- ers and solutions ihc. GENER/ CLERICAL (Civil Service Arithmetic Spes - | ine._Geoaranhy and Clerical Tests). 81 .00 | PILE CLERK WITH SAMPLE EXAM. 5~ | OUR COURSES ARE SELF-INSTRUCTIVE | \EVERY STEP FULLY EXPLAINED Merit Schoel_ 507 Munsey Ruilding. o ov mail postpaid Phone National K4% | LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Reduced rates during September. Expert | Instruction. _Live model practice. 8hop | experience. Positions secured. Easy terme. Modern_School of Beauty Culture. 13 e adll W 2/ comeback. For | Address Box | e | counting. intensive private lessons; quick | LADIES—Christmas cards. !l‘"l‘lnmb; S ing, Concentrate on one exuisite box a: sortment that fllls all needs: 1035 big money_maker. everybody buying. Sells for $1: 100% profit, bonuses. Sample on ap- srfl'll or request free sample plan. Brown tudios, 150 Nassau st, Depl. 27, New TSRS L S LADIES—Seil Christmas . Box 21 Southern_beauty cards retails $1. 1007 profit. Personal cards with names in- scribed 50 for $1.50. Religious cards, everyday cards. ~ Samples on aproval. Eouthern Card Co.. Dept. R-8, Memrhis. T o e LIBRARIAN—Young lady. must be experi- enced in handling a circulating library in stationery store. Address Box 25-C, Star Jetiiaci ot Sl i MILLINERY COPYIST, thoroughiy experi- enced: bigh salary and_steady position. Love Bird Hat Shop. 1750 M n.w. = NURSE to care for 3-year-old child. Good. comfortable home. $12 month. 3100 Conn. ave. n.w.. Apt. 430. NURSE, not_over 30, some ing, good typis small salary. Box IK7-C, _office. L & NURSEMAID. white preferred for fi-year- old child. References. Call before . Jl!ll!"ll!lh_ st. n.w.. Apt. 205, e * PHOTOGRAPHIC RECEPTIONIST. thor- oughly experienced sales and soliciting: high-class portrait studio. Write the Parry Stuclo. Pittsburgh, Pa. PRACTICAL NURSE. capable, refined; rea- sonable. Adams 861, SIS, PRACTICAL NURSE-HOUSEKEEPER _for rheumatic patient. per month; good | room and board. Columbia 94::3. . SALESLADY, dresses and coats experienced.’ Apply Model F st n.w. SALESLADY on_dresses appearance. with at least two years' ex- | periece. 1325 Conn. ave. . | SALESLADIES — Exverienced | dresses. Sample Dress {5t nw. T SALESLADIES. experienced. capable of b~ | ing assistant manager: well paid. do not unless experienced. Beverly Shop, | G st. nw SALESLADIES. experienced only. for mil- |linery and dress dept. Steady and part time work. Gold's. 806 F st. n.w. S ds. ospital train- Address must_be Shop, 1303 competent. neat on_ Shop, 710 7th | SALESLADIES — Thoroughly _experienced; { must be powerful in selling dresses: zood salary, steady position. Also manager. Lucky Strike Dress Shop, |G st. n.w. SECRETARY—Reputable patent desires experienced and efficient rapher. ~Permanent and atiractive po- sition. *_State age. experience and salary expecied. _Adaress Box SHIPPING CLERK. also markers. cleaning establishment: references. enced white. Aoply 1333 Buchana stenog- cation: €10 per week to start. Box _235-C. Star_office STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. cperator—Capable stenotraphe Address itchboard experi- | tial: ‘moderate s ary: temporary basis; may develop 1 regular appointment. Adaress Box 12:3-C. Star office 15° STENOGRAPHER OR SECRETARY—Ex- perienced. Address Box 278-C, Star of- ce . | STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST with law | office’ training; must be willing to board at | county seat. Contact through Post Office Box 404, Upper Marlboro, Md STENOGRAPHER with some knowledge of bookkeeping: salary. $15 per week. Please | state full particulars. Address Box 202-B, Star office STENOGRAPHER—Must _be rapid_typist; rteady pos ®00d salary: write quali- fications. _Address Box 152-C. Star office. STENOGRAPHER with real estate experi- ence. ~Good opportunity for girl with real ability. in large real estate office. Do not apply ‘unless vou have had considerable real estate experience, know the city. can talk to the public and have excellent recommendations. State age and_qualifi- cations. _Address Box 7%-C. Star office. | TELEPHONE SALESWOMEN. Good earn- | ings. _Address Box 209-C. Star office WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD in_ ex- change for clean. light cooking. to a reli- able wnite person. Address Box 143-C. Star office. ' 15% WOMAN. white_ middl housekeeping. Stay nights. small remuneration. after 7:30 p.m. ged. for light Room, board to friends, neighbors: experience unneces- sary: full.'spare time: peak of season now. | Room 2001 1311 G st - | WORK-ROOM HEAD for women's altera- tions. Only one who is experienced in supervising a large alteration department | need apply. _Address Box #3-C. Star office. | YOUNG LADY for receptiomst in hotel. age 25 to 30: salary S0 per month: must have good appearance and personality state qualifications. Address Box 223-B. Star ofiice. = i | YOUNG LADY for bookkeeping and steno- | graphic work in well-established real estate office. - Experience. resourcefulness _and personality necessary reauisites. State age. whether married or single and f aualifications. ~ Address Box B. Star office | w Make up to_ S0 weekly selli | | " SPECIAL $5 COURSES. CALCULATING MACHINE. SPECIAL _COURSES IN COMPTOMETER, MONROE AND BURROUGHS. BEGIN TODA | SPECIAL COURSE, S5 ComPLErE. A | MACHINE COURSES. Special secretarlal courses for women: | ConPrOMETER P MENROE N O ERICAL | 1 = E. CLERI( E _PREPARATORY | SCHOOL. 520 1%t st mw. . Mers fiaa EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. NEED stenographer. exp. and beginner: exnert typists, dictaphone operators. book. keepers. drug_and soda clerks. practical nurses. male and female. for d: ines. Call at Boyd's, 1333 P st. nw | ORCHESTRAS. entertainers. musicians and music teachers. Kipnis_ ) Room 226 Bond Bide. National 07 TEACHERS of geology and other sciences, also mathematics. commercial subjects, etc.. ecded. Balto. Teachers Charles st.. Baito. Md WANTED—AGENTS. CHRISTMAS CARDS —Sell 50 assorted lat- est style leatheretie folders. name imprint- ed. $1.00: highest commission: eversbody buys. experience unnecessary; samples {ree. Dunbar._Ne: k. N CHRISTMAS sation ing spare or full time money-making oppor- tunity now till Christmas: bigzer. faster profits selling season's outstanding -fold- er S1 assortment. New! Distinctive! Differ- ent! Gorgeous mother-pearls. sheer sheens. novelty cut-outs. silhouettes, metallic i serts. gold silver creations: unusual fe tures galore. everybody buys: ! other a: sortments; #0c comic Christma#t $1 wrapping.’ everyday boxes: experience necessary: extra bonus: we pa season here: samples on appro Co.. Dept. 19. Pitchburg. Mass IRONING CORD: prevents scorchi: saves electricity: abolishes kinks and snarls: for telephones also: 1507, profit. sales guar- anteed: samples. Neverknot. 450: Raven: wood. Chicago. e 0% PRESS BUTTON! Take lighted cizarettes from beautiful pocket case. _Eversbody wants it, Try it—our risk. Fortune for agents. ' Magic Case. 4234 Cozens aye Dept. M-15. St. Louis. Mo, * SOMETHING NEW in Christmas greeting cards: 1. including 3 relizious and 1 per- fumed tively boxed: retails $1.00: iz free sample. Noble (manu- profit; facturer). 706-B Monon Bldg.. Chicago. * WANTED—AId societies. auxiliaries or live ves in your city. Ruth A. made day. You should do as well Address Nu-Art Studios. Dept. 1. Nappariee. n AUTHENTIC LIFE OF WILL ROGERS Contains his humorous sayings and wi comments: large book. over 306 pages. pri fusely illustrated: only $1: 5 i mand: $5 to $10 day possible: credit given: freight paid: do not delay: send at once for cloth-bound sample book. Universal House. 1010_Arch st.. Philadeiphia. __* INSTRUCTION COURSES. INSTRUCTION in card tabulation given on all leading types of international machines: widely used in Government depts.: easy to learn. Rates reasonable: day and eve- ning classes. Call for free demonstratio Classes_now forming. _ Strayer Collex ‘Jth_and P sts.. Natl AUTO INSTRUCTION: reliable white ma any hour: ear furnished: permits secured. 1) Georgia 0159, . FRENCH, by native, Sorbonne gra D. ditect method; special class Studio. 1901 N st. n.w. Decatur 5931. ADVERTISING, fashion _illustration, co: tume design, lettering. posters. life draw- ing. interior decoration. com. art. It pays to learn at Livingsione Academy, 1138 " Metropolitan §605. o+ * O LESSONS, h0c for ' hour: teacher of much experience. 1364 Harvard st. n.w. Phone Columbia 7623. _ * PIANO LESSONS—'5-HR. LESSON 50 at your h?me .rar m{.duludhi: (?t!e;‘rcill l;l son; experiencad; good local references: de- gree in music. A WILSON, 1725 17th st. n.w. North 74 ol MEN wanted with fair education. mechan- ically inclined, now employed. desiring to better their position by qualifying as in- stallation experts and service engineers in electric refrigeration and air conditioning. No experience necessary, hut applicants must_be willing_to train spare time for a few months. Write, giving age, phone, resent occupation and address. Utilities R Inst. Address Box 74-C, Star ofic T!l.l?;l-lolm BWII'C‘HBD?RD.;"F.DO.;‘MX’? overating: prepares for pleas o5 l’:;\l:ed ‘nu until October 1. Appiy 6 Bond Bldg. WANTED—Pupils, men, women, children, any nationality. by experienced male teaches all school subjects and music “l_ll‘lllfl t your home. Mr. Koons. Nlllo'n.] SHORTHAND, _private lessons: QOrege: review and dictation classes. Milton, 1410 H st. or Georgia 6379. AcCouning & Becrecariny Cauraes ccountin retarial Courses. Day Behool. 816 month:. Night. 3 ““A position for G'QYL graduate. CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. 817 13th Tate: Pitman, Miss st. . | about the merchandise; R _DOMESTIC THE RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561, 1 11th. has cooks. butlers, maids, &.n.w. | chauffeurs, houseman, day workers, couples. LRl FOR HELP. me; “The Domestic. Quick. reliable service RUPHERS' — EXCHANGE — Houseworkers, cooks. maids. mother's helpers. 1 ‘hnuszmen: ref Dec. 3551. i HELP—WOME! AGENTS and organiza box assortments of bea | 507 com. Earl's. Inc.. 1727 F | ALTOS for church chorus_ choir; special | interest for lovers of choral art. =Address | Box 196-C. Star office. BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored. _experi- enced only. First-class shop. 1714 9th st.n.w. Potomac 0571. (Booth for rent.) BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR. expert all around. Jacaues Longfellow st. n.w. CANVASSERS, ours danv. no Satur- | days: salary. 80" pleasant. dignified work Apply ready for work, 8 f0 9 am. 2813 dthst.nw. M il CANVASSERS experienced solicit_bona-nde orders. household necessities: must City. Opportunity for crew manager St v s P 0L o A Ly | CHRISTMAS CARD _salespeople. _ Earn money easily: 100, profit selling exquisite Ji-folder $1 assortment. Enchanting sheer sheens. embossed micas. mother of pearls. _cellophanes. decorated _vellums, parchments. cutouts: 10 wonderful boxes. personals: experience unnecessary: extra bonus: samples on _approv Chilton Greetings. 179 Lincoln st. Dept. 915, Boston. Mass. - call 19th st CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE. Easy, pleasant way to increase your income no to Christmas: 1007; profit selling tional 21-foider ~$1 assortment. Novel! Different! Exquisite sheer sheens, beautiful mother-pearls. rich _silhouettes brilliant gold. silver effects. unusuai noveity cutouts. Fast. eAsy money-maker: wildfire seller. Also 50c Christmas. 60c comic | Christmas and $1 gift wrapping, everyday | b experience unnecessary: everybody We pay postage. Samples on ap- 1. Write Bluebird Studios, Dept. Fitchburg. Mass DEPARTMENT STORE DEMONSTRATOR. | experienced. who can give real sales talk only experienced | person need apply: age 20 to 130 years. Apply 9:30 to 11_am. Monday. " Miss Boyle. third floor. Sears, Roebuck & Co., 911 Bladensourg rd. n.e. DESIRABLE POSITIONS for experienced, white domestics: live-in: references re- quired; apply 8:30 to 11:30 am. D. C. Public’ Employment Center, 450 indiana ave. n.w. & GIRL, colored. attractive, to work in pool room. 1812 14th HOUSEKEEPER. white. 50 {0 45 for 3 adults. including invalid wife: good home: no washing; upstairs room. 15 Gallatin LADY. attractive. over 25 for special demonstrating work. Call National 588: tion. Mrs. Ds LADY at once Opportunity for Euclid st.. Apt. Do not phone. ha les _exp. Avply Monday 9:30 a.m. ly open- | YOUNG WOMAN, white quiet. intelligent, who understands care of infant and light | housework. month; reference. Address | Box_=01-B._Star omce Dental office experience not necessary. State qualifications. age and salary expect: ed. _Address Box Ki-B. Star office. EARN UP_TO $25 WEEKLY. SELLING CHRISTMAS CARDS Lower prices. Better quality personal carde: 6 box assortments. Free samples. Hertel W. Adams, Dept. M-117 Ehieagee: b e e e FIFTY CHRISTMAS FO With name imprinted. sell § tiful sheer sheen folders. S1 Samples on approval. Religious Rift wrappings. everydays. personal ness line. Sunshine Art Dept. 150. Broadway New York City £ CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE FAST. EASY MONEY MAKER 1007, profit seliing marvelous S1 Christ- mes assortmen new. novel. strik Everybody buys. Exquisite earls. sheer sheens. parchments, . air brush. gold. silver desiens. Distinctive gift box. Take Also 50¢ box. Comic. rel de luxe Christmas y. “get well.” sym DALy, new comic birthday assortments. EX- erience unnecessary. Extra bonus. We start you. Samples on_approval. Schwer, Old Reliable Kardman. Dept. A-#115, West- field. Mass. CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE. Here's easy money No experience Our “Three Way' “Woodland . mother-of-pearl. sheer-sheen and laminated parchment Christmas cards are captivating entire country. 21 folders with wood-effect gift boxes. sells S1. Worth $3. Also extra bonus. Names im- printed. ~ Masterpiece silver de luxe assor.- ment. Gift wrappings. religious. evervday assortments. Get the best. Deal with headquarters: get free delivery to your door. Samples. Silver Swan Studios, 154 Nassau st.. Dept. 275, New York . A DEPT. STORE DESIRES | THE SERVICES OF EX- | PERIENCED BILLERS AND POSTERS. IN MAKING AP- | PLICATION, STATE AGE, | EXPERIENCE AND SAL- | ARY EXPECTED. ADDRESS BOX 228-B, STAR OFFICE Telephone Saleswoman For leading publishing house. 1f you know you can sell we have a good position for you. Give phone number and past | selling _ experience. Address Box 1:-C, | Star_office CHRISTMAS-CARD SALESPEOPLE WANTED. Call_at once and examine the complete. new. super-attractive, fast-selling Thistle Greeting Card line. 'Largest commission. cash bonus. special offers. Pocket cash in advance daily. Beautiful new papers and desiens. Gripping sentiments. A price to fit every pocketbook in nine large. attrac- tive box assortments. Every card or foider | can be personalized. offering a double profit opportunity. - Elaborate sample outfit fur- nished. Call in person or write for salable samples. “Big profit season now on. A val- uable gift for those who call this week. THISTLE GREETINGS Deot. T-56. 710 14th St. N.W.. Room 307 MILLINERY SALESWOMEN Good positions in a first- class department store for several bright, experienced young women. Address Box 95-C, Star office. CHRISTMAS CARDS. WALLACE BROWN REPRESENTATIVES ARE MAKING REAL MONEY. Sensational line meets with country-wide success! Big commissions daily taking orders from friends, neighbors and busi- ness concerns for personal Christmas cards and stationery with customers es embossed Get_your share of c flood of orders waiting everywhere! so amazing 21 folder S1 assortment selling_like wildfire! 1007 profit You make 50 cents per box. Unparalleled - iece (Gift Wraoping. Humorous. Etching, Eillfllfl“&. De Luxe and Everyday boxes. Extra bonuses. No experience needec Write for free personal album contain- ing _over 100 exquisite samples and 21 card box on approval. Wallace Brown. Inc.. Fifth ‘ave.. Dept. WS. New York. 305 (costs Bict children’s b orders 1§ ways. ¥ 50 LADIES—&0-piece Christmas assortment for 16 artistic. large. French-iold greetings. 16 matching envelopes and 4s new NipApart seals. in five colors and gold, in handsome box; easily sold for 50c and up: be first. Get sample set. on_ approval. American Card Co.. Dept. 41, Lancaster, a. LADIES—Christmas cards that sell when shown. Caldwell's complete line stops competition. Seven 21. all-folder. real American box assortments. retail for 60c. 75¢. $1._ Average commission 100% plus bonus. _Exclusive designs. personal greet- iny Sample outfit loaned. Write, state irements fully. Caldwell, 101 West WORK-ROOM HEAD For women’s alterations. Only one who is experienced it? mdept!.l‘t.m nl: eeda'l )\ on ent need apply. Address Box 96-C, Star o%gc& ‘Tuition \ble. nl’cl,.l "}. Stanfield's. 710 14t st. _ District 1683.% GREGG SHORTHAND, dictation and be- ! Sypewrit nced teac Fasonable, West 1671 Siternoons of ey ielqll st.. New Y i LA Ne occupation—Sell playing A Soniinle to maxe $2 In hour.. Show initial eards and other exclusive gns, not sold in stores. Low_factory prices. Samples free. General Card Co, 13201 Jackson. Dept. 307, Chicago. C LAD; ristmas cards. 1009 profit selling marvelous 21-folder $1 assortment. Gift wrappings. everydays. Bonuses. Ex- PASTERNAK, 1219 CONN. AVE., INTENDS ADDING TO THEIR ORGANIZATION THOROUGHLY EXPERI- ENCED AND SUCCESSFUL SALESWOMEN FOR THE FOLLOWING DEPTS.— MILLINERY, HOSIERY & LINGERIE. INTERVIEWS ARRANGED BY LETTER ONLY. STATE EXPERIENCE, PRESENT CONNECTION, IF ANY. ALL REPLIES STRICTLY CON- FIDENTIAL.‘ Tadies’ | assistant | aw firm | STENOGRAPHER, clerk. high school edu- | | ence on telephone swiichboard not essen- | YOUNG WOMAN, capable, 10 assist dentist. | refereneees ATIONS HELP—WOMEN. CHRISTMAS CARD BARGAINS, Sell 50 persoral Christmi | only $1. Al beautity] French folders with | name inscribed. Libtral commission. Pree samples. Also box assortments, General Card Co., 1201 Jackson, Dept. 701, Caie cago. . SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS. UP TO 507, COMMISSION. Sell famous line personal Christmas cards for nationally-known manufacturer, Newest_designs prices. No ex- perience needed easy sales. Also show compl as card hox ase sortments. 1 eards for al50 It Wrap- Dings, religious asst.. everviay cards. We |:.1yugg“'§ warsesi commissions. Samole 2 approval: Wetmore & = seden, Inc.. Dei BMS. 749 Monroe ave. Rochester, N. Y. TAILORESSES On women's garments. Only those who are capable of do- ing tailors’ alterations need apply. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO., F Street at 14th. To work in_conjunction with our radio broadcast. “Sisters of the Skillet.” Applie cants must be over 25. and neat appears ing; income above t verage. Call Mone day morning. Suite 301. Washington Build= ing. New York ave. at 15th ~ HELP—DOMESTIC. COLORED WOMAN. _reliable: g housework and cook; stay nights. | Nevada ave. n.w. COLORED GIRL. general | children; must stay nighi n.e. COLORED WOMAN, cook. § work; stay nizhts’ no laund after 10 a.m. Monday. Cleveland COOK and general houseworker by small, adult family. live in. Call Wisconsin 42294, COOK-GENERAL HOUSEWORKER cole ored: small family, hours 11 to 9; refs. | reauired. _Phone Emerson 5855. | GENERAL" HOUSEWORKER. no laundry; | must stay 3 nights a _week: references re. auired: call in person. 101 Grafton st. Chevy Chase. R GIRL. white. for zeneral housework: must be experienced. Stay nights. good salary. Phone_Emerson §771. GIRL, colored. for e h w_ al cooki! month._room. board. Phone Adams GIRL. white. about 1#. to do light house« work and take care of lady, stay nights, Apply_6 :2nd st. nw. a2 ez GIRL, colored._light. intelligent neat. to | clean den! ce rt or full time. Ad- | dress Box * tar office. o GIRL. white general housework: small apartment. s 20 month, ~ Call Columbia 2025 GIRL for general housework | class hand ironer references; $7. office | GIRL whi | laundry nights GIRL fo reterences housework. no 515 4th st. pply 4 must_be i no cooking or_wash Address Box 157-C. Star 1 housework. ing help with eferences amiiy. | preferred eral_housework, pirce: no cook: . n.w. Georsia GIRL. whi'r_ re fond of childrer ng: $5 wk. 5 | GIRL to _clean one-room apt_4 to 60 daily. 9 to 17 Saturday: no laundry: $3 week. Apply before 3 pm. 4550 Conn. ave. Api. 50 8 GIRL for general housework. Dekota ave. ne. | GIRL. colored. for gene: cooking ay nights | Emerson 5444 GIRL or youn ned ey 0 4tk refs 1sework ns: refer 1 housework: | GIRL ed references; live in. fond “of ch ty 45 Junipe nw GIRL OR WOMAN. | Keen ; cooking. houses one t 1 stay nights o Y. Chevs Clince GIRL. while: gencral ho child: $25: live in or ou HOUSEKEEPER wh child: siay nigh | HOUSEKEEPER laundry or clear employers and each. Address HOUSEKEEPER. white | dies: clean. reliable: give references. wages | desired. Address Box 011-C._Star office MAID. col 5_single. gen. h lieht ' cook small family | nights: at once.~ Phone North 024 * _ | MAID for general housework. small apt§ children: stay H | references: $25 month. _Cieveland 2x? | MAID. colored. general houseworker. stay | niehts. must be good laundress: ali-around |2 r: %7 week to start 3 5th st. nw | MAIDS (21 experienced for cooking and downstairs work 1 for upstairs and care of children: some laundry: please do not_reply unless thorouzhly experienced, with best references: S0 eech: stay nights. | Address Box 400-B r office NURSE-HOUSEKEEPER white 35 by employed cou care child and A-room apartment Address Box 114-B. Star of WHITE GIRL to care for light housework: exn ence: stay nights. 41 3 WHITE GIRL ral _housework and conkin children: room and board Address Box 185-C, Star office. 16 WHITE GIRL or wo neral house- small apt WHITE GIRL_ who needs home. for ge eral housework: fond of ehildren enced. stav nights: small sal Atlaniic 4 WHITE GIRL and small ant board. or live a¢ home. | ne. Apt. 3 WHITE GIRL for seneral work i ment: must understand cook Rood references: St week. District 11 WHITE WOMAN_ settled. to care for home | and two children: room and board, $:0 month. 1419 G st. nee. sl | WOMAN. white_ settled: live in for | children”_and apartment _w mother works: $5_week. Phone Cleveland 0027, WOMAN. middle-aged. colored. experienced coolt; e h.w.: heln as nurse. I S§stnw WOMAN OR GIRL. settled. white. general housework. small family. start S week, live on place. Phone Cleveland 6040. WOMAN_settled general housework laun- dry: good cook: kood home and s: city references. Phone Wisconsin i L WOMAN a1 housework care of children Apply 4 to 6, 107 Cedar o 1hk yeat ne Wall private family te in reply form experience with . Star office. * = employed las care ¢ not_ over for 3-vear days only. e . small cf ba; Tike month. take care : S5 per week & 113 small chil room and Owen pl. to ca for gen live out oma Park WOMAN for plain cnok work. stas n erson 513 WOMAN. colored | small” family. | laundress. s nights: S7 weekly. | Cumberland ave.. Somerset. Md WOMAN. colored. 30-40_ unencumbe general housework. emploved couple, 4 girl: r. and b, & mo.. suburbs. refer. ences. Address Box -C. Star office. * | WOMAN. white. for general housewor! | two 'in family: $20 a month. room. board. Call Clarendon 1732-R. < WOMAN. white. general housework. expe- rienced cook and laundress for private family must be reliable: stay nights. | Writs giving age. experience nd salary | de=i Address Box 207-B. Star office | YOUNG WHITE GIRL. neat. refined: moth= | er's helper; scod home, stay nights. 3711 Jenifer st. n.w. WHITE NURSE For Infant Baby. |, Good home and good salary for exper! enced nurse who can furnish proper re! erences. Reply by letter_containing age, etc. Address Box 7:-C. Star office. And downstairs Phone Em= in and 509 ral _housework be good cook SITUATIONS—MEN. ETYLENE WELDER. iwenty years | perience _all metals: good mechanic | auto mechanic; best of refsrences. - fair North ACCOUNTANT desires small set of books to keep. part-time bass: reasonable ra Address Box #4-C_ Star office. ACCOUNTANT-AUDITOR—Collese _grad ate. with 10 years' experience in corpor tion accounting. cost :ystem and off management. Wishes to make permanent connection With reliable concern. Address r_office. 15 or hand. J. Eng h st - Apt. 20i. Phone sec 4x: n'w Emerson_695 BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. | for work. _Call Adams 1 3 BOOKKEEPER: wholesale. retail. store, merkel and accounting experience: full of part_time. Address Box R4-C. Star office.* BOY. high school graduate. nts work; prefer learning trade: has driver's permit. H. Barr. 171K C st. n.e. BOY. colored. Southern, wants work of any kind: best city ref. Phone Metro- politan 4458, " o BOY. colored. wishes job as dishwasher inch room. Phone Potomac 2044 14th n.w. S e pi BUTLER, cook. house man. colored. not afraid of work: $7.50 week. room. board: city reference. Call Willlam. Dec. 2854-W ¢ BUTLER._useful. seeks place anywhere: age Scotch: city reference. Address Box $0-C_Star office.______~____* CARPENTERING. painting. furniture 1 Dpairs. roofing: any house repairs. Angelo._Atlantic 517:-W CARPENTER. first class, will take painting. fronts. home remodeli Phone Decatur 5789. CHAIR CANEING done by speciallst: !;e Agn-hu. Call Douglass. Metrovon!un neat; ready B . day or contract, plastering. CHAUFFEUR__colored__experienced _with Tef.. desires fob in private family. Phone Decatur 3652. Thomas Beverly. _ * geurrmm Janitor. houseman or cook; to travel drive any make ear; refer ences. Phon mac 533 s