Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 45

DAILY SHORT STOR' AND A SMILE By Ethelyn M. Perkinson. He had a boy in his arms, g led, lor of arts that was Gail Barnes— But this was a sound “So, Phil, your future is all de- eided. And you're to be country doctor, just like your uncle.” “Yes, Gail I'm going to work in “That’s fine, Phil. Heroic career. I can see it all. House with a long porch. Two doors. A sign on one. ‘Dr. York. Walk In!’ Inside, a wait- Then a consulting to remember and his eyes, dark with hurt and incredulity; her own voice going on, deliberately cruel. “Yes, I see it all. There'll be a Mrs. York, too. She’ll smile as she admits She’ll keep mother quiet while you dress Johnny's finger. She’ll A great future!” Here the scene faded. There was nothing after that. Nothing for three years. Except that Gall had learned some things. To laugh at her, for instance. She did that now. “A hundred miles from nowhere, $ust to drive past Phil York's home in the dark. Why, Phil himself wouldn't believe it. Hello! What's here?” At the roadside 3 woman was lift- ing something heavy; a child. Gail stopped the car. “Can I help you?” she asked. The thild was moaning. “A car struck my little boy,” sobbed the woman. “Oh, please take us to the doctor!” In the car the child rallied. “Don’t ery, ma,” he said clearly, and himself began to cry heartily. Gall sighed in relief. “He's conscious. Now—it's this way?” They bounced down the road toward Dr. York’s house. The sign was there. “Dr. York. Walk In.” There was a waiting room and probably & stork picture ‘ér ‘two. Gall saw only Phil York—older, look- ing tired, coloring slowly, but speak- ing so impersonally. “Hello, Miss Barnes. Accident?” ‘Then, “Why, it's Billy Smith! What 7 “A hit-and-run driver,” Gail ex- plained. "I—hlwened along.” * % % HIL dldn't seem to care that she happened along. He had the boy in his arms. Mass for War on Foxes. All landowners in the region of Nar- rabri, New South Wales, have been called upon to combine for a mass de- struction of foxes, which have been killing live stock right and left. Ran- dom drives against them have been | futile. In one night 214 young lambs were killed. Deaths Reported. ldnlhluuafig {c‘g‘h ... 83,3307 M McKinley st. ‘Masan. 77, Casusley Hospital. M Weaver. 77, 2117 Wiseonsin .O“h P. C. Patterson, 75, 422 Randolph Illm Zienau. 72, 2100 Good Hope rd. john Ash. 72. Providence Hospital isa G. Bailey. 70. yency Hospltal. llie V. Greene. 69, 1401 East Capitol. tr!ll’fl M. Nugent. 68, 1613 Harvard ret McGregor. 67. 653 T st. nlrd J. B . 65, hovld:nu "Hos- pitsl. Fran] 1339 Childress n.e. -‘ld T O mian 60, 1656 Buetd st rtha B. Gibson, 50, 159 Rhode Island ave. n. fll::fl Dodd. 57. 1301 E st. k J. Puich. 55, 8t. Elizabeths Buplnl James F. Murphy, 51. Walter Reed Hos- IEE‘EAMI ILllm 40, George Washington Myrtis D. Hanger. 32, Walter Reed Hos- oy 2. Childrens’ Hos} Ll naid B. Roy. ‘Hardy. Gallinger nfant Wesley dy. ilinger Hossl Christians % rfield Hospit cnnn.nev Jenkinn 0. O.thnflnlmlfl. 7. 612 Q st 1. 636 North Caro- 1343 Parkwood 5l ong. St. Elizabeths mes H. 41 oemwm- ‘Hospital. b n E‘-i"r‘m ir. 30, Garfield Hos- ‘;QE ‘Henristta Kreuter, Gallinger Hos- klng -DDKDL Pe °o 1023 Bou Etm: ne: ‘Hospital. X AR TR L hiant Allu |?“ uu ey, 1318 witiem Halien. Gallinger Hospital john Curti: ,0 Emergency mmmu. fattie Lows. 37, 1 se , Galvin, zl) con 1st fiw’l eed 4t 'Tm- N. Thomas. Gallinger Infant Alberts McKoy, Gallinger Hospital. u.'.,'f%‘. 9, 2021 O at.; Whil “ Mllfll. m lulnn'mh-l. o Licenses. 1028 1 st snd Doro- Va.; Rev. P. A snd M.:. him, doctor,” offered Gail “Kind of you, Miss Barnes. Maybe you'll warm some milk for Billy. Then I won't waken uncle’s housekeeper.” It was while she warmed the milk that Gail had an inspiration. “I have coffee for you,” she greeted Phil when he returned. “I thought you looked tired.” “I had just returned from a call when you came. I don't remember any dinner.” “I can fry eggs.” He ate hungrily, and apologized. | sai “Sorry to be so attentive to my plate. Mrs. Smith said to tell you you're & good girl, and she’ll never forget you.” “Thank you,” said Gail. Then, “you're locating here, Phil?” * % * % HE ANSWERED without looking up. “Not exactly here. This is uncle’s, you know, and he’s retiring. I'm building—a mile down the road. Country doctor style—but respectable. When I get stork pictures hung, and & ‘Walk In’ on the door, I'm go- ing to install some one to help me. You know: a Mrs. York—to admit pa- tients, comfort mother while I dress Johnny's finger. To get me off on night calls—and all that sort of thing.” Gail knew she deserved that. She struggled to steady her voice. “Then—you've found some one?” “Oh, no. Not yet. I'll advertise— in the county paper. ‘Wanted, by young country doctor: Some one to share a heroic career. , . , That's a good start, isn't 1t?" Her answer came slowly. “What if I apply for the job, Phil? ‘Would you consider my application?” Gall's cheeks burned under his scru- tiny. Her eyes stung with tears, but they met his with steadiness. “Well, now,” Phil began judiciously, “you can’t admit patients. You carry them in. And you can comfort moth- ers, and help with bandages. And you certainly know how to wait up for a man, with coffee and fried eggs. But there was something else. Re- member?” Gail shook her head. “You don't remember?” he urged. “Well, I do, Gafl. It was coffee, and fried eggs—and a smile! Now, could you show me a sample of a smile? ... Come, darlin; Suddenly Phil York, physician, was gone, and the Phil that Gail knew had come back. Very carefully and very closely he considered her uncertain little smile. “Well, it's & bit tearful and ery,” he pronounced finally, “but I think that time and love and a good country doctor can do something about “that.” (Copyright, 19836, Italy Exhibits Road Work. Italy has prepared an elaborate ex- hibit of photographs and other docu- ments to demonstrate the triumph it achieved in its motor transport activi- ties in East Africa when it was carry- ing on the war for the conquest of Ethiopia. The exhibit depicts the mechanical means utilized in war op- erations, the work of road builders which enabled trucks to negotiate the mountains of Ethiopia and the mo- torized activities of the supply service. SATURDAY CURB SERVICE For the convenlence of patrons of The Star who are unable to find parking space during the busy hours Saturday, 10 AM. to 2 PM, a young man will be in attendance near the 11th St. door. He will come to your car, receive your advertisement or subscription, and return with receipt and complete transaction. You are invited to avail yourself of this service HELP—-MEN. Sy T 1 man ln mry Address 'HER—ALI- store; _references mulred 53-J, Star office. CHEP, rienced. Apply 77 Maryland Sve. Evattsville. Ma. BOYS. Apply between 5 and 7 p. 300_Conn, CMAIN AI'D m? MAN — m and 7300 Zflffl Ml ave. l.'. Rev. M, P, | ence. sslary SR 'h"xr!fl‘fl'nn 410, uu;r H st nw. LAl Off the press. Exi » | those starting THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO ¥ must be neat in appearance high school unm;n-‘-hnlo betwee; n-uu"u’"mgr" view, Room 708, 1 . SALESMAN, Dt “nz:elu. huuar with Relorars Shiots Serce: Gemeis Daae -t familiar wit vun stationery and t trade; ‘weekl; ‘D— e b 10 6 m.uulu'tu wanted on mh&. 171 8 Cglinn. muuu. to nll the lou-mm Home l"lnn snd Amusement Book, J nt _opportunity immediately. 531 ot man i oIk in restaurant; ; n res “m(x vlhn nnly ‘:h e mES: with locll nhm:-h Kooy lflu onl Most_attractive nmmnmn mn for man with experi- gnce: ‘must be sober. Garner before_noon. frasis. 2435 Mm st. n.w, od 5, DA steady work, zood pay; also Yonnl arn. Annly at n.e'. 308 9th s nw YOUNG MAN in Ket, mit. WINDOW perienc: ; men to grocery and_meat experienced; must have driver' ‘Raum's. 120, m-—uun ul ave good knowleds keepin: high-school, educatior na' less than 3-5 Yin some ‘manufacturing concern, PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1311 G _8t. N.W. SHIPPING. charge and hi SALESMEN, mecbanically mellned. o fast - moving sutomo Parts Oo.. 1423 P n mflwuflm'l am'nomu. orm— Apply between 11 and 12 am., Room 501, 2nd Natl. Bank Bldg., 1338 G st. n.w. MOTOR TRAVEL. CALL METROPOLITAN 7411. * We have your mz.by private car when; desire dependabl mvmo OCTOBER 16 FOR TE: 'rlxu io help ‘share expenses ealt atio nnl "Ro81. Ext. 7 fter 5. LODISVILLE MONDAY: YOUNG LADY, Government employe. driving new Hudson: ':nld uh 3 passen references, Geor- & IN STRUCTION COURSES. PORTUNITY for_single_young 18 with metor cycle, for de- fivery service. In reply state fuil particu- lars and salary desired. Address Box 71-J, Star_ofice. ugull el Ififfiio—ueonnun; [T HOME, & $1.25. On Siasian 100 el oo sale only at BOTDS 140 P at mn:mh TRADE; Best mmm.l.cn earn York Bari "emmh E— LESSONS park AUTO for perm lnfl clutch controi .fl. Rellable” Fosier (white). Met. 1500. AUTO DRIVING | INSTRUCTIONS—Exp. courteous. patient instructor: skill acquired easily; pa: and trafic: kkeeping. mmnwam:r. ulating machines. New classei YD SCHOOL. lJJ-'l Pt Nlllflnll ’ D. C. FRIDAY, 1 CANT ST W THAT ¢ et Lo You T 1" mAave O ANYHOW ¢ IRON 7 THAT CHAIR'S AS HARD INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) A H l'lnln'L l7n) D'TI.I %¥l7 (Continued.) GIRL. colored. to sta hts. wi Tamil of two and Baby Y relerences. atorals | 8 sirls, . D. C. Employ- 456 n:dlun -n llo fees, LADIES ( ISL dept. ‘exper- lg:;e. - be neat -na Ln md Tefer- Gooper” 403 ‘Adams Bids. & \TORS, on_white COALS &n: pants. You can make $2 to $3 a day if operator, OPENmG NEW CLASSES &na Ial' Catalogue. PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, TIVOLI THEATER l\m.Dnm 14th St _at Park Road. Columbia 3000. Credit and Collections. Retail credit procedure: an Inmfln practical course. su ented with turers: experienced credit managers ol gton stores: "llntutbnl now m ing accepted. ~Call af oehoo office. wrl or phone for hl n-n MOUNT COLLEGE bty .m?'u‘ National 1748 COLLEGE, HOMER BUILDING. 13th ana P STS. | HELP—DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. good cook: 4 1n family: stay night; $25° per mon! reference required. Edgemoor, Md. 16, TUTORING in biology. botany. sublects.” Researcn st._Met. 4480, general acience, soology. natute study and similaf Institute, 1607 I (Eye) sxmr COGUNTANT B more, nave mor Unities are numemux today. Your beu investment is BO‘A COl AL ADVA ) SER0 Hoeiger today for the hext BOYD'S. 1333 P st. n.w._National ? S8 ENERAL HOUSEWORK in countzy, mear Bethesds. for family of 25 month ahd nice roo : r and bl‘h !mfldp' nsin_557 ly Mr. Barry, n.w, The Wi h\lz- in lingerie; ref. m C. ol :‘nnul requl Shop, 603 13tk SALESLADY and Mhr wear b\u". (or gredit clothing store. Bernie's, 713 SALESLADY. [ xclusive millinery. Awu‘fi'ni';&':’;m‘"m‘ ‘Coan. SUPERVISING MANAGER, small coffee :h'on x'ggu. ')ex:éemnm 1n making sslads; e 23 ment Cen- ter. 456 Indiana ave. No Tees. 2 WAITRESSES wa and hnlmnn Shr Light Md. _Phone le m_284. WOMAN, elderly, a5 caes aion To & Tady: short hours, light services, grences. Phone Clevelana 5056 :nu 3 yn, WOMEN. setiled_willing 1o W = Iutely honest. Must have n&kxfiggfigl to mee! serve people. C. HA&. Tower lon, S llhm! teed to work Saturdays Cham SEPTEMBER- 25, 1936. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COLORED—Cleaning or sewing by the day; reference. North 2575-J. neat, nnnhu. 'hhn a-r- S l ' GIRL, work or e city_references, Line. 3 ‘wishes general Bousework; o 7 -~ e S ufg-;wnm HELP AND SITUATIONS I!OU!IIO!-D' REPAIRS & SERVICE. —____(Coutinusd.) SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING, expert; 2! years' exp.. prompt service: reas. prices. A_trial will convince you. Col. 5876. 28% nmmlu PAINTING, _resporsi erences; -u--m. . 4641, PAP’mING 55 OF WORK direct with prices. payient :vnrl‘ri‘cwm 3 et S pan. m- g‘;la GIRL, lo; Teliable, honest, wanta un-un:ovotk only, mornings or after- Phone North 52686, colored, Iln'.l Job nursing. maid;’ reference. 472 O st. Anna Gillett. GIRLS_(2), ¢ol nt work of any kind. Call ‘l HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL. colored. nest, intel- bi oua Tl like woik of any k kmd ateer hours. Clarendon 503- Vlle!. ltUG 8. L‘Zlb at., Anlnx- um. Va. 25° MAID, colored, part-time or all day work in bachelor apt. or waitress in lunch zoom. 5_Corcorsn’_st. st_floor. ‘mother' n.w. scnooL IR, solored. vmm afternoon work with Govt. people three, ek “Linosis saic. .mr 5 o'clock. ‘WOMAN, settied. wi general housework, Cxperienced: city Tef. 121] Kenyon st nw WOMAN, “white. settied, wishes work of any kind: references. 1717 Buclid WOMAN. colored. wants morni! 10 11 a.m.; references. Address Star_office. 'ork ! x M—l colored. 31 wishes maid. office upervision work: College education, iced: reference. 40 E n. WOM. &irl or experien Pl!BONAL own mu@ ml eflecme (or - A huk Write for b laa? Onhm;h rd. Mcun (g four davs | D) n.w.__Columbia to hlv' your russ RUGE _Last chanee O 8 Rus Washin Berv SeiEobar0. x0: 8250 Adams B7i5 BUIINIII OPPORTUNITIES. cmn cumrr I-e.rnmd lnuquz wal- grocer's slicer. 2 O‘o:dmr o021 mu“ rims. nna tubes, Y COAT_—white Town: o o ok o so LADAY SAW. _one_siiver gu'"‘ & o o et !numu mirrors, display Sty y III‘“ Wfl.e urn lr-:i eh'rr ‘booths, ' ete. D ains, Trom BankruD: stocks; @states and of ess sources always l'lfl.bu at Nati Room 2110 018 F ot nw " Hetiomslanse s gas station. q ln‘ lllh "house and one-half scre of hnd junction two State rosds for oniy zgff{ % St W RATE 8308, STORE with -pt .Mve ‘ubper n.w.: estab. bus.: low rent. . $975. Address Box 406-H. Star ofluv DELICATESSEN. 1 beer for sale; good suburban business. Call § Monroe s 2 VENDING MAC rm-chln nut venders can be lnflk"d in .?ue ime. DIAMOND unm i NG Aoy mne come e ¥ o nale -v. wrices '“s mfi -m%E-n lse. QUARS thm ‘ n'inl ‘ th 'EAH.PF‘?: rcnn!;lnend Highway Bridee ooporite Wash- DIMNO Rmu JUTTE. auick” sa Encrion 1148, 52 : $40 for 3218 Mor- INING RO Randso $85._No dealers. " Tt Por npnmnent ull Col. 's; _near |'trl“ lnd Srmihdz mlect R.".‘ arvm n’ GABOLINE STATION. larse comer: eqiip: ped: soing bus. lesse. P ice. " $1.000, terms. flr:u ‘Box 450-H. Star office. * RESS AND MILLINERY fulooed; active Tetail mml ufe Washington. INVEST $700 I.n D\llh‘l!- WILL Ic; Gentile. Addri of COLORED BARBER SH( location. 1400 H st. Huston. 615 P st. n.w. OP BUILDING AND GROCERY business. well located ave.. sell stock and on desires to rent store a iR m\mm WITH &r‘ TIONAL 9300, ATTRACTIVE ROOMING HOUSE, 2-year fonne 50; Tncome. 3250 monthly: ucri- fla: new furniture. _Columbia 7897. EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WITH _NEW fedan. 1o drive and sssist wealthy family. business man or lad: X trips Throughout country If necessary: highest references. Address Box 415-H, Biar ofice. MASSEUR PROM NEW YORK CITY, !Dll :nslml!. established & years. Phnne CATESSEN £2 vosey. g s-'sbo :lily.: rent only $00. with 2 apts.; besutl- ul equipment: n.w. corner: price. terms: Neon signs. Joseph Hi ol.llnd easy L Iods Hat'nw x%o '-'na"o::':n 2ot % me- only "s17850; 15 2. "MeKenney, 1008 0 Sawe et 4813 en Rational 5052 5 RUGS—LAST GHANGE TO HAVE rugs washed b O. 8. Rug !(A‘VE!. ox12, len. 6x9, l" W‘ A lm SHOE REPAIR SHOP—At same location fi"a“" e e "abd. Chambion Ju c] Du: moderate price. 1606 7th st. D.W. L NURSE DESIRES CONVA- lescent or slcoholic patient to care for in private home Wisconsin 5835. {ECK-ROOM uoncm for rent. in person. Club Voiga Boatmen la&u\ oS Thomas etrcle. .2 to 3 p.m. SUITE. Columbia DINING ny Colonial: 1 table. b cioore” as0. ge table. Ilflll lnt et 1851 Columbia rd. DRESS_orchid 3 -lm e af coat. $5; brown ck Winier coat. $2. 50, lll llle 18, ClLl Oeo. iit, guaran- 5977 Saturday. as 3 i d = E- eanipment. ofl a&'n‘-"no‘}?m ads: RmXGIRATOR—- S-tn fl 19’!0 lue, G moael G. E. made. 056 cash taken o * 700 Gth 8t ELECTRIC mnmmmk G E_ 7 cubic feet. nearly new: 108 Bal- sh. ttmon bivd., H!ltflvrle. Md. Greenwood !11-5!611!!0 REFRIGERATOR. _ Majestic, sewing machine. $5; large circulati e o5heap. Al good condition. Emer- £on_ 63 cu. ft. po“xm.manl‘“) TOR_(Pricidaire). i Sie: $40 Distriet poss, 2°V condition: FILE CABINETS, Oxford corrugated bfl rd. franster, he:y duty No. 1. good con- ece. acity 500 ft. capacity 550 Cl. 46813 720 Mass. ave. FURNT for 2. s = 5 pm. colummrn e A -Walnut teleph: Chest.. UHILY " cabiners tabloy thereman pieces. - lealers. REP, ‘WHILE g B Ry R Westory B‘dl 14th and P. _Open Sun.a.m. \uef": tnam-nuge H 7 Petieved: zn PERSONALITY heca of bap "'"m’ J";nm-m'y' ’3}':' oter of improv Jnaiyets: confide; “‘.N 5 McCALL "An‘ National 5511 m‘lu“-x'm reaiment, SR Tents = urs. 10 until 9. BF flone'{xc wtar 0383, D66 FELLOW _SCHOOL _ POR _ BOYS, rding and day: grades 1-8; 200 acres: College reasonable; _cirei uhr. Park, Md. Greenwood PAMILY St tney must due to in- e Greater “olers u compiste s as 876 for $&! ca the Greater W W Chambers Co, rner Chapin n.w Columbis 04 oF write our ‘sadress. vou peautitul uwfu\{- of nuv e “i '&2 a aDin st. n.W Dl 1 s.e._phone Mlnnm a"oo PERMANENTS, $1.95. er Waves. 15¢: Manicures, 15¢c; ete. BELLE HONOUR BCHOOL. 1340 N Y. Ave. onw b et ORKING MANAGER VISOR, lflr small coffee lhu. lmar 5 years of age: _experienced sandwich preparation; able "fu meet 5 e &ellexukm um . o N0 o bhone o o shone PERATORS. Apply 1% Penn. ave. .9 Besucy shop INSULA’ ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO., 2125R I L Ave. NE. Pot. 0"00 PETER PAN SCHOOL. A modern school for day and boarding: pre - school. kindergarten and primary srades; excellent teachers. ‘ndividua) tratn- ing; reasonable rate . furnished for G5 Dupils. Adame 37541005 Bark 1e. EMPLOYMENT HELP. rlomene manager makes epecialty of hel and men seeking em- “uymem epare fetters of application. . 624 Earle Bldg. Nat'l. 8622, BEAUTY PARLORS. . _cleaning small Bat., on?b' Yhm : And ul-u duAM. GIRL, whit erred; stay nights. Phone mpn-m 3662, BEAUTY OPERATOOI:S Por,Crclusive hotel shop: m must be thor. ienced in lltmwal 0’"! ount enlored‘ experience, °ulg'x“' oS aduite; 34" weekiy. - Geortia PSYCHO! PERSONAI Designed for loss tiveness, 2 o R mk pm. N - IACRURS vAN'né ________North 10000 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE — finest _beauty | i In one of Washington's schools. the Mabelle an accredited Detier " methods of the ® one - stan dira o1 tnsiruc- Sraauates slaces SY TERMS. ONOUR, ears of sueemm Tyaining, 1340 New York Rves NW. Mt ¥ teachin, auty culture; tion—the pest FR TRL. seneral housework: stay some gl:hu. Sooly (a3 e s nwe Apt. 5. for al house- colored. wanted for sgoeral house T small salary Star office. TRL it: family 2: 'lfl" ll’lffll"fl le in. 21 3rd st. fl Q GIRL. white. 18 lo 30. for housework. care -1 good home: must be O ani 820 moath o start. Cal Dec-lur 2638-J. USEKEEPER, white. to stay in. Phone $5--Intensive Instructlon—ss Asst. Auditor, Salary $1,800. Porest and Field Clerk, $2,300. Very Low “lfil Rates Betln ‘Today. ROE CALCULATOR ST "o" O QOUHIES, $5 FILE CLERK. flAchL c:m ITORIAL ED] Begin Today. Bver ht. Civil Service rll ory 529 1%th 8t. N.W. Met. 6337. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE | fo= AY |l! rlhl lf enrolled this and text book free. Expert indi lfl‘:&““flnfl P“‘ moud:unndh = grv;“nolll 7 dav. Eac USDERN 80K 'n'ormm COLTURE, P 8t. NW. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE | one “THE WAY." i individual instruction. Positions secured. Live model practice. Start any day. Easy terms. )DERN SCHOOL BEAUTY CULTURE. fao I P wwW. STEAMFITTERS, Must_be experienced and have own tools. 507 Kenyon _st. n.w., Priday evening. I NEED AN ASSISTANT. Married man with car to start training Eohntnes i Fainine, 335" per. week: W) ng, 3 nlul;nbon\u. Apply before noon, 4209 9th An Excellent Opportunity For a young man who is willing to work hours on sub-executive position. rlcru: 1951. ER—Good wages. Apply 213 not o'et 06 -mu Phneh ®ood _cool will ust ling to do some laundry. Frohe ‘siter 6 B romme 1740-J. HOUSEKEEP! 14th_st. se. tled, mu 'e-ln for Call ‘after 4:30 pm.. au_fi? JO. {lond cuubl! n;h hfld. mple with Ichool chlld rfl with room. 6007 5th 8at. morning. wuuu white, nunl xn room, Ofllull “5 housework, care board, salary. Teliable, Wor _general Apmiy after & P at_1340 housework. 31st_st. n.w. matairs irl live in oD~ 224 | Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE. sober, experienced. manage beat. et " ulu""n: e =3 . “Adl diess Box 4T0'n guar ommce. wanted _ every iven. Biltmore Buffe ieht cath pris s Drises 1405 L st. n.w. SITUATIONS—MEN. Ri000 Dars e “montaly statemchis: TeRsonabie; monthly audis. ’ Adame 9;9\':‘. neat, BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. experienced. ml:‘rlu. age 20; ready for work. Afllm CHAUFFEUR coiord, youne: aizo xmu- Work: refererices. ~ Gail North 9 CHAUFFEUR. white, age 37 Te—— and honest; references lnm ished; business b rivate. Decatur 0660-3 AIRY HERDSMAN, 5 Boa whers Tesuits marmiel Wk bod ‘Address Box 118-J. Star office. MaN, . married._0 fle cierk exvme:u ‘ahilit ”'"m'::'.'-'&‘ EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAPELY REDUCED. Wonderful Prench method used. Dr. Della Ledendecker, 3025 O st. n.w. West 1120. _— CAMERA REPAIRS. PULLER S o'ALHRRT NG & T i 815 10th St. N.W. Phone National 4713 HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES TAKE mvaol [ X YT PRICES mrm Heating Flooring i Porch nuluum umbing Call MR. TA'%:( at ueuvwnuu 0854 for THE HOME M CO.. 1009 Sth St. H.W. mxm Cl!v 6090. MODERN! COMFORTABLE! THE HOME BEAUTIFUL! Yaurs for the asking s thoroushly mod- 5 rtabl lace you can $e'proud of Pederal does " YTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE, Whether it's o porch or the installation of s heating _plant. experienced tects, orkmen are ot your service. NO CASH DOWN. ‘You pay in small monthly sum according spectal to your ne n}l“hu.m I consid~ b will Shart a5 sy St wi k MAN " colored, wants work s jaaitor, MAN, colored, wants work chaufleur, me- hanic, 3 R R Yo of s kil JUNIOR EXECUTIVE. Man. with banking. _accounting and i Sastness orfanisation: best sefersnecs. | Replies confidentisl. Address Box 97:H. MAN, white, general housework. care i in: week, child: " live 5 Toom and Soard. Hillside 0285. ST S ‘WOMAN., colored: gene: mfll’ n bome & Niehtss part time. alnut 8 il Mt JOMAN, middle-aged. as cook And general A ek Stay nights: good home. Ad- dress Box 2«-3 Star office. ing, 1234 ll".h t. (« l l’lloflnl ‘D al . 31" & e fh*eals, and room If desired: Tet- nr m—wom. BEAUTY ‘OPERATORS, around; ex- perienced only. Call Cdlumhh 9476, srrunonl—wom m&.‘t !nn' e merl property, A% ;'::‘ ?:En ot Cors reletvmea: 6.7 ‘s refexence ears’ experience. dress office. Box 411-11_ Star Ceperineed infant nUFM of tabing car ” Stenen an OF tating care fady and home. would i ite 1o o Foridar Teferences. Address . Sar ofice, only charge. No red t I’&n‘:%m 2 '_:' FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO,, INC,, NATL. 7403, ADAMS 0033. 35 3 N. Wl AAio.vftmm'. %fll«,‘nfln WITH Address Box ox 446 R, Sar office. A e norouehiars. 3 To! the ‘5‘ C. fi':'.: in excellent ry small Inv-'.'tm ?é’éfimd'”‘emmma Tive wi dnuble present {ncome: large beer xa: r Bum. mer trade- & money making m-onumon for an. B e the risht man. Address Box 435- DINERS AND LOCATIONS WRITE POR CATALOG. JERRY O'MAHONY, INC., 990 WEST Gl . ELIZABETH. N. J. Dlstributor S Opportunlty A nationally known corporation. manu- facturing a Droduct for Which consumer demand was never better and marketing exclusively through a chain of franchise distributors, is desirous of securing a dis- mbuwr for the Washington territory. We uire a _man of strong sales executive ability. with sufficlent capital to operate his own establishment and carry a modest merchandise stock for immediate delivery. Extremely attractive opoortunity to estal lish permanent, profitable business. Mac- tory executive will be in Washington to apooint and train selected applicant. Ad- dress Bo: Star office. 25° ~ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. MKB BOUGHT. all kinds. ln' antity; stam] Pearima; i3 St snn"}u??'e Sthw. Phone Met. 415, REGISTERS, iroi ¥ Mice m Sftare. "contents of mdge " houschoid_fur niture. _Best prices. Caill District flllz CLOTEING—] llhe“ prm Dlld lor men’s l used clothine. 1122 7th st. n. thi Phone lletronol!nn 3967, Win catl Dun(olm IG, suitable for engagement: must have you' Ad- dress E Box £3. FURNITURE m—‘m mnu highest cash brices. Don't sell un- good Tieht Biano. Metro) . bric-; nvmu c ware rugs. silverware. uumn cash prices paid. Call Murray. . _consisting of Queen A narrow French wainut :l'\‘m All In e; Sellent sonaitn gellent con m"s T before Oct. 8.1t y0u can pay cash for fur- y old or se Shdand triane: DAve: o 1 ane n furniture. ' Before you burm ake 1 a pore See what your cash dollar will db hare Use our budset pian. 1t you wish (no mone A S ture Co.. 820 7th st mn w °u":?h9'lgmm“" GAS_ AND STOVES—Demon- strators and new fln R P T or samples. very low G. K. R.IPIUGI:RA’I‘OB. 1931 model. ft. capacity. excel £ gavacity, excellent “condition; S 5ai HOT-WATER_TANK. 230 Dester, complete; good cond! nalti sees 4th Turnace ba 5 (3270 gell g n’wd condition. $37 50; 5 aire (388, : Dieces, cheap. m.nnu Sl other 54 and winding window q.plu Py u'ws" fmx. OFFICE FURNITURE. _new used luh. chairs. filing cabinets. Washington Co. nnhumn Moln' Hn.l l!M Tge_assortment H Baum & ht. with bench: §00d eondl= tion:_$40. rEia 9145. ; PIANO. upris] ery good condition: can be seeni at 4021 Alabama ave. se. an offer. Address Box 91-H. Star .:'fi?:ke. ICE FURNITURE—A large ? g used pleces at low orices. PIANO. up: T sale. Grllldl rights h'nm ' 850 loed Hulu wurch ll 0 i baby itivel mmm AR prices. #rwmu" VQ casl e M i ime, l.xn‘:'eln 5488. 26° Om GolD ] 13 tches. diamonds. g ton pnm";'-? Arthur Markel. 918 mmm rdod —— dismol and old dis- o = sfi.nlons value paid S818 P st nw suver mnnhcturlnl nmmm ourchased for aximum price paid Tagngrr LA 4 AIR CO! tomstic cut-off: Dist. R, ‘pressure. go0d for garage or Dlml spray. 19 nd st Tear. 1221 omal size. Frana foct ‘conaition: Sresr t the righ lmrlnl bt & small home or ln':‘;i- ment. Paby grands, $105 0 3285, Kitt's. 1330 O PIANO. small size, plain _case, he Onished ‘upright. 10 "spiendid u;nd tion: $128. good tene and n.\om"a £ly lnde, n.u unu. PIAN Visit our store for reconditioned uprig! selection | Priked !:‘522 to 10—6-tube__3-band, 2 3736 model. Con Optsh. Avex Elec. Tong _and _short it $40.95. sacrifice, Co.. 709 9th st. n.w. SHoos From: Al recomdttioned ‘hi "m se_from. 0/ lon thoro: g Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. n.w. : - REFRIGERATORS. all makes :ml nns. $29.50, and_vp. A A A. Electric Service . 1215 New York ave n.w. REFRIGERATOR. General Eiectric, f-n= family size, $50: In excellent condition: Columbia 233: RUGS. mmtll. tler oom H e S ok secutter_tnq oom e Fus Shop. 1204 18th st nw. SEWING MACHINES—Sin; $20: tallor elec.. $4. .dl‘oD'er 'S $4 uD: repairs. Lear. Wll( 1 AMERICAN TYPEWRITER 0O barsains in typewriters and adding ‘machines: sales. Tents. repairs. Away from high Fents. 1201 EaRt- Capitol. ANTLERS—Pair large antlers, suitable for club or cafe. Address Box 42-H. Btar office. 'ANTIQUE small cherty ¢ cupboard, a0d tray. cherry drop-leat ?:ffl'.'mm:nmu 7 Bl Aiver. 520 FORNITORE _Beds_ Tuss., _disbes. bles, elc. See mfter 5 ABL. 2. }'figflm"ua“iv Good_bargains. motor ;I bearings, etc. Starters, generators exch.. $3.50 up. Har- ris_Armature Co.. 9th and O n. nxn beautiful Dew o0 .onn mahogany: Wec: sleeper: n-n.nu A i cos! H sacr lflu brul-hel HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. - | e pie 58 Suiast CHAIR CANING grRoweTes. orch BED. of drawers. dressine t Peeh 413" Srandswine st son_6186. Tiving_room e Saoatis couen Wi beds: Wardrobe. dressers. rugs. Edelman, 3303 Georgia ave. BED ROOM SUITE, maj 6 months old; priced reasonable. Witboeisin 3635-R. DRESSMAKING. alterations.women's and children’s clothing; special Pall prices on suits and coats: first-ciass work suaran- ood Potomac 5987. BERR ey pone m.Echc IPHONE - DICTAPHONE GPERATOR tvun dtflm MIY ‘position: years' ermanent wlmufl for & lllfl skilled work. Appl Garflnckel & Co. in lhgl BEAUTY ERATOR. colored. all-around elul’uneeam\ut be good waver. 1130 2%nd st. n.w. West 2422, BOO! m:ino-ledn of ~_typing: must be 0. J. MM-____ ivate fami ex- A N et Nt Genters 456 Tndiaza ave. No fees. DRESSMAKER'S APPRENTICE under 18; Tefined or am. Sere while learning. Apoly Mise Jester, T110 ¥ at. n.w. Sat.. 10-12 a.m. oniy. burbs: 30 It you object to and bosrd. nw-'ork dn mt apply. 370-H, Star offi Address reference. " Tel. Columbia b refined. desires situa LADY, companion for elderly or in 3 e "11 P st. n. ‘WOMAN. colored. part-time me 1B oF ere’ ne” Bndare: el 350 fur 8703 e T Box 95-H. ‘WIDOW. h nights with .egngnfi: embloyed: M nely woman; ex- D_ur ity )um ore in oF. out o1 Tef. A‘rmlollbflh oflu 26‘ Tapaas B Peting and b R WORK] undlnl nnlgflnl lo- | 503 Longfellow st: m-w. m‘%.“fi% 787, B Wfi”’“’*‘ *rmfi"“..gfla:":-:: uullll"l siven lflq‘u Pnlnting—Paperh&nging °’°§n§°”‘ e e % 26 UTTE, 3.pc. maple, Colonial 3 samble;_ $20.50. st._n.w. SEWING MACHINES—Singer lisnt, practically new, $27. bin. ball ing. $12.50. 637 H AR.D. ‘mahogany. apt. nu ishes, elassware and freplace sei. Phone Norih 181 between 1 and 5 STUDIO COUCH, Cogswell chair. rug. dishes_ chhen utensils: also kitchen set. 2115 Pa. ave.. Apt. 208. 5-8 p.m. BTUDIO COQUCH. end table drawers. Call "u. after 6. st. n.w.. Apt. 20] STUDI coucfl combination bookcase and desk: other articles of furniture. 4105 Y FIELD OFFICE and Tumber ractically new. ¢ 14th s, and idevendence l'l 2 bh rollnd bob- and_chest_of 1901 16th TYPEWRITERS, 54, month: Just e it R bl C 10 5 Vnderwood ¢ 511040& st X TYPEWR] ables and hi &l’ hzu ‘model est q\umy T o s m or xhono Natl. 8120, n.w. u de Tuxe. Iatest model. Condition: " new BriCe: 2,50 ‘%6, ST sdwen. 185N i1y sliantly n.w. after 6:30 p.m. udents’ headquarters ger week. with ‘touc] control. pewriter Exchange, 716 H TYPEWRITERS — 8t for portable typewriters. u'e'&"é‘mu?.’n Sas. Tent. 51 00 'MENT—1 Draft-Rite, Alllhfly eglflrt Hyattgville, Md. Tel. Green: Byl Belf g5 g T wheels Haselton ~ Bicycle & 6porting Goods Store 424 9th_n.w. vn snr any pom'fu fiom. Gorons. rict iter m‘ "lb H lt ll' Metro) POI“I.I 9674. th school cadet, size 18; m UNIFORM. hig) condition; reasonable. North 5250-J. 27° BUILDI MA’ ganiversary ule ENDS 1"' é‘ sale of hnnd n:nvnb vm\ Iur.nnl. l{nb“_ well as used o P dlsh B D 1 VACUUM lurek . §00d &s net 1750 Irving n. Adams 6000 W. VACUUM CLIANIR——M de oy i Ban clemen® and atvseh onts, 40, per cont off. Off. Nesy terms. Apex PM—CDD%:; OII ' usual value at this gflee KI“'L 1330"6 st Wl ‘white mirror, 2234 De- OO he cak mlrror. sas logs. 1023 T,st. Cheap. o (Continued on Next Page.) e In-