Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1936, Page 31

*LIBERAL HOSTILITY HIT BY CAMERON Ford Motor Official Says Form That Flouts 01d Principles Is False. By the Assoclated Press. DETROIT, October 19 —Willian: J. Cameron told a radio audience last night that “any form of liberalism that flouts old principles is false.” Addressing weekly broadcast to “lib- eral youth,” the Ford Motor Co. official said “a liberalism that frightens and unsettles, a liberalism that sets the Nation ablaze with hatred or suspicion, that sets country against city, employe against employer, youth against age, is false in its source and in its inten- tion. A “true liberal,” Cameron said, “rec- ognizes the basic liberalism inseperable from American foundations and insti- tutions.” “Principles that produce the free ballot, free enterprise, social access to social good, free speech and a free press, cannot be called old or new— they are eternal,” he added. “The world was not made last Sat- urday night; its revolving motion cannot be reversed by statute tomor- row. It is the same old world, with the same old laws, the same old, wise compulsions, the same old salutary penalties. It grows better with every gain in knowledge, new knowledge that in any fleld is the fruit of old prin- ciples.” Nature’s Children BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. ERE is a beautiful American cat that looks something like a cross hetween a weasel and a couger. Its range includes the southern part of Texas and south- ward to Paraguay, qast of the Andes Mountains. ‘When you catch your first glimpse of the little cat, you may mistake it for an otter. It is closely related to the eyra, also found on the Mexican dorder, As these creatures prefer to live in B acy the densest thickets and underbrush, even if you lived in Texas and were much in the outdoors, getting ac- quainted with the wildfolks, this cat would be sound asleep during the day- time or be peering from some cleverly selected hideout, sizing you up. The jaguarundi is somewhat smaller than the ocelot and very much slighter in build. The tail is the length of the body. The general coat | color is grizzled brownish-gray, and blends in perfectly with the foliage end shrubs where this cat does its punting. The mice, rats, birds and rabbits DAILY SHORT STOR PERFECT SMILE By Ned Woodman. [A S JUNE GREG- ORY, turning hospitalward after B brief hour of opping, boarded » crowded south= bound car, a hand- pome young man Jooked up from his newspaper and pmilingly offered her his seat. She would have gnown he was handsome even if he had not smiled. *Tall, broad-shoul- ~ ered, fine-featured exquisitely groomed and well tailored. The smile added only the finishing touch as it dis- glosed his strong, even, sparkling feeth. ‘With an answer- gng smile and a poftly murmured “thank you,” she seated herself, dropping two of her pundles, one of which—a rather hard and heavy one—fell with a mighty !hump upon the handsome stranger's L4 He picked up her property and gestored it to her, but the smile which accompanied the act was marred by a slight grimace of pain. “I beg your pardon. Thank you s0 much,” she said, and he smiled again. Then folding his paper so as to read it comfortably with one hand he politely returned his atten- tion to its columns, as if the inci- dent were closed, and clung to a strap. June hoped that he had paid as much attention to her smile as she had to his. She was proud of her own teeth and glad of every oppor- tunity of flashing them upon others, thus gaining the popularity which naturally accrues to the poasessor of & sunny disposition. * x ¥ X PBR.FECI‘ teeth were almost an obsession; defective ones a positive affront. Mentally she appraisji those of this model of perfectifn as “A double-plus.” She was glad she was in uniform. $er blue and white stripes and her gray coat and veil were even more becoming to her than to most nurses, and besides she had scarcely anything but her uniforms in which she cared o be seen. As she reached her corner, two blocks' from the hospital, she arose and alighted from the car. Perhaps it was not entirely by accident that she brushed against his arm, drew his attention for an instant from his nzvl‘papex and again exchanged smiles 4 Sith b Oh, those teeth! —llke a string of pearls to me—" she cought herself humming “The Rosary” with new significance as she hurried back to her work. Her duties were comparatively light during the next two weeks; most of her patlents were convalescents. She smiled as usual, but many of the answereing smiles revealed so much dental imperfection as to cause her to feel that her own expression was degenerating into & scornful grin, In her dreams by night and day she saw - strong, even, sparkling teeth surround- ed by an aura of masculine pgrlecwm and gentleness. * ok ¥ % GRIGOR with her ” said the head nurse “there an emer- gy ‘x:endectomy in 27 and Im¥ street. Madden, and Bob Unrue, son of at the Dent School. have little peace of mind when this creature moves in among them. No matter where these victims try to hide, their foe can slenderize itself to accommodate the quarters to which the hunted creature has rushed for safety, One of the ways to catch these cats is to hunt for them at night. They climb trees, and you can take a lan- tern and “shine their eyes.” They will also enter traps, for they are guileless and also greedy. They do not confine themselves entirely to night hunting, and may be seen abroad sleeking through the underbrush of catsclaw and granjeno. There have been some very handsome ones cap- tured and placed in zoological parks, but the cats look so much like familiar animals that they are not studied as a rarely seen creature. There must be two sets of children, as the young can be seen in March as well as in August. They are dainty little things and seem to be fearless as they go to some spring for a re- freshing drink of water. If they hear | a sound they are very swift in making a retreat. Though they are like little kittens in many ways, it is almost impossible to tame them. They for- get all the pampering and loving you bestow upon them if temptation comes | along and there are little rabbits, mice | or birds nearby. They can hunt unharmed among the most fearful thorns of the mes- quite, cactus and chaparral and never seem to be troubled by this almost impassable intrenchment. Here is a grand chance for a young naturalist. Practically nothing is known of their love songs, family life and social affairs. Iv is claimed “She brushed against his arm.” that this cat is a very clever fisher- going to put you on special. Dr. Ames operates at 8. There, 27 is ringing now. Bet- ter get busy.” June tripped to room 27. She pre- ferred not to have woman patients for her special cases, as a rule, and she fervently hoped 27 might be a man. As she opened the door of room 27 she discovered that it was a man. His face was turned away from her and he was groaning— although she learned, upon reading his record sheet, that he had been given & hypo less than an hour before. “Did you ring?” she asked. He turned his head. It was not merely | & a man . . . it was “the” man. He evidently recognized her, for he smiled in spite of his pain. Those peerless teeth again! * ok ok X SHE noted that it was much like the smile he gave her when she dropped that heavy thing on his foot. In fact, it seemed as if it were that identical smile. The intervening days melted away like a fog in its soft warmth and she felt as if she were to blame for his present pain. “Oh, 'm sorry I dropped that parcel on your foot!” she exclaimed. “It must have hurt dreadfully!” She blushed as she realized that this apol- ogy was hardly a part of. her pro- fessional duty. “What's a mere corn compared to an appendix?” he retorted. His ques- tion would have sounded rude if it had not been softened by his smile, faint though it was. No, he couldn’t have a drink of water. He was prepared for his op- eration and must go to the table with an empty stomach. “Well, I suppose that's the ideal way to go to the table,” he admitted. Again that painful smile. “Please let me have your rings, if any, for safekeeping,” she demanded dutifully. Of course she had not noticed before that he wore a dia- mond ring. * X X X HAT attention could a mere dia- mond hope for in competition with those sparkling teeth? As he drew it from his finger and handed it to her she felt that blush re- turning to her cheeks. They burned the more furiously when she thought |£O; of her next duty, but merely as a matter of form she uttered the ‘words: ‘Any false teeth?” She laughed and turned toward the door even as she spoke, half-consciously in- tending to try that ring on her VA own finger on her way to the office | a, safe. She heard 8 gulp and a click be- hind. her, and then a somewhat muf- fled voice: “Here, aren’t you golng to take care of these?” shencedhhnmlnu.wlml flabby, vacant smile he extended a palm upon which rested, like pearl- studded horseshoes, two rows of strong, even, sparkling teeth. - (Copyright, 1936.) Two first graders in the Force School. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wong Doo Wong, 2134 P street, and Pauline Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon, 1733 K Tomorrow: Tracey Madden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1936. Mary Wee Wong, Mr, and Mrs, William L. Unrue, man and does not object at all to & swim. This may be true, for what cat doesn't like fish? This one is built along the lines of an otter. (Copyright, 1936,) Retired Minister Dies. ST. CLOUD, Fla., October 19 (#)— Dr. Otis S. Bancroft, 72, retired Bap- tist minister of Rochester, N. Y., died here yesterday after a brief illness. The widow survives. Sonnysayings Me an’ Baby is huntin’ miskernts —an’ we don't mean maybe! Just let us catch somebody robbin® our “fair city”l HELP _MEN. e ia n.mm-l wnm e uu! B;gwu:u mlnted clrcnllu Ior direct ML UA eciens ‘an “u'n'd:fx‘nu n atartini lary. Address Box 434-M, m in Washin, L !gnpr r salesmen; it 2w ing experience not necessary. swer this ad unless you lsr: "l hish type of m‘t’l‘ Experienced. “rm:nlm ring tools. for work Mon, aherty Bros. 1111 Hope rd s.e. RUSH SEASON NOW ON—Protected terri- fories WIh® permanent. clientcle availabie. Nationally advertised_shirts. hosiery, excellent commiss| Real vnln Apply morning, i A responsible outside position, open Oct. for man over 23_ with car; rmanent. Phone Potomac 7 p.m. Monday for appointment. THE J. R, WATKINS CO. Can use 2 men for route work: territories gre established; mo experlence required. from 0, $30 per week interests you, permit: salary commission and_bonus; sible earn!, 'm- is not & ulllnl proposition. n LANSBURGH BRO side An: plicants “must. be nzn furnish rderencu and have sood-runninie, cals e h floor. employment office. For local tes and coffee Toutes paying \? to $32.50 weekly: no is Fgaulre; but must be physically able and Bive Dromp: service to approximately %0 o T etomerss_everytning furnisted; auto given producers. Apply 9 to 12 1110 Hth st. n.w. UPHOLSTERER, FIRST-CLASS ONLY. APPLY ACME UPHOLSTERING CO., _ 3165 MT. PLEASANT ST. BOND SALESMEN (2) with good clientele, for well established local institu- tion. Southeastern Invest- ment Co., 1407 K st. n.w. SALES MANAGER for large General Motors dealership. Must be high-powered closer. Executive salary to producer. State qualifications. Address w Star office. TAILOR. Thoroughly experienced on women’s coats. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO. MAN, with ablllti/ to organize and supervise sales crew that will work a productive territory selling the most popular low priced car of today; very attrac- tive proposition open for such a person. Address Box 327-M, Star office. S HELP_MEN AND WOMEN. M AND WOMEN—8ell our fine line of Christmas cards to your friends and acquaintances: _plain _or rints: over 100%_profit. _Rm. 403 P st. n.w. MR.MILQUETOAST FEELS F IT NECESSARY To MAKE E€X- PLANATIONS WHEN ENTERING A PICKETED BUILOING —By WEBSTER UH-ER- (M NOT GOING LUP T THE ACME - SKWIGGLE COMPANY, 141 GOING LP T ThE SECOND FLOOR TO SEE WILBUR GULP. HES AN oLD FRIEND OF MINE, WE WENT To SCHOOL TOGETHER| SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. (Continued.) MANAGERIAL POSITION outstanding woman of education. o Roative and personality. Nation: r§anizatio) needs selling manager,” pref ‘ably experi- enced in juvenile eld. to heip de- velop sales orx-muunn Liberal advances l ainst commission. with guarantee if de- ed. Give full detalls, Address FBox 11, Star office. 190° MILLINERY _ BALESLADY, —experienced only. Harrison. 1503 Colu ,_rd ing_ladles’ % and commission. BALESLADY e: dresses and coaf Address Box Sal Siate age and references. $09-M.” Star_office. 'SALESLADIES, expe d dr;nu, good salary. enced only; _costs Sloan’s Credit, SALESLADIES. v.nomnlhlr experienced m Southeast department store: permanent positions. _Applestein. 420_Sth DIES (two). neat. for apparel references, Apply morning, Room 427 Eye sct. AW . 0 all’ territory virgin; sales manager will be in Washington to interview applicants all this week. Give details Dast experience and phone number. Address Box J3-P, Star_office. BALESWOMEN, splendid _opportunity , Christmas offer. = Apply 902 Westory Bldg.. 14th and P n.w. SALESWOMEN—Tcmporary of permanent positions now available on our direct sales Torce, $12 weekly saiary, With extra bonus. Apply Monday or Tuesddy before 12 noon 916 G st. n.w., Room 1 SALES | wanted—Pinest Christ- SALES PERSONS mas card lines Artcraft Greeting Card Co.. 1415 Eye st. n.Ww. l"el flnor work summv. fi:finofls SOLICITORS 1 home with unlimited ultphont salary. Telephone Adams 84 08 _SALESMEN SHOE BALESMAN: experience and_reference! Penna._ave. D.W. EXPERIENCED home improvement sales- man: must know how to make plans and have car: will pay salary and commission to the ope who qualifies. Apply Federal Contract{pg Co., Inc., 913 New York ave. n.w. 19°¢ SEAMST! Steady and slip-cover sewing. ndl'nuna State age, work. __Upholsti Answer in own grverience, em- ice. CRETARY-TREA! Tavel with indy evAngeliss; good expenses; must furnish $300 bond; telephone number, Address Box ux 'F e. HER. bookkeeper, hotel or nx- | iefererice reauirgd. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST—An An_oid, established local branch of naudnll or- anization have opening for youn ngle excelient chance for ld\lncemtnl education, tlp!ntnce and salary expected. Address Box 05-P. Star office. ady: give age. AUTO SALESMAN, exceptional opportun- ity: large and varied selection high-grads used cars: liberal proposition. ~ Warfleld otor Co.. Adams 8000. 2525 Bherman BUTCHER _and all-around grocery clerk. s o live wirs. Bring references. must t do trim and Apply immediately at dob. Edw. RPENTERS (2 rough work. 41563 Grant st. n.e. (Benning). Wiliis. OR S b time; permanent position to rellable man: also advertising_ solicitor. National 481 LECT e COLLECTO! ith ted for in- Staliment Clothing accounts. . Guaranteed salary and commission. Butler's Federal Store. 621 7th CREDIT CLERKS. experienced capable of teihgently closiia’ conditionsl saies con- tacts for one of Washington's Iarsest in- stallment houses; must be efcient and not afraid of hard wark excellem opportunity. Address Box 76-P. -_office. CURB /'n'mmrrs over 18 ¥ tips 15 Apply 5111 Georels FIRST- cx.'Ass COUNTERMAN. shor = and steam-tsble work: experienced: refer- ences, Tone other need apply. 1416 Irv- no st. n.w. GARMENT DYER_ experienced. ADDly Mr. Randall. National Association of Dyers and_Cleaners. Silver Spring. Md. GROCERY CLERK: must be experlenced in wrocers store and drive truck, license; mo others need apply Store. 3100 Bunker Hill T ‘e Rafiter. GROCERY CLERK. knowledge of meat cut- tino: reference, driver's permit. Gordon's l{la;’l‘(el 1201 Montello ave. ne. Lincoln NSTR vm A CER_or_first-class m chinist. E Km "k Coo Bethesd INSURANCE Al JU wrlm&ld one Tamiliar With aptomobile and casualty line. State ualifications and sslary expect Address Box 420-M. Star office. LINOLEUM SALESMAN. experienced. call- osition to the right man: non apply. Melson Furniture Co. 508 H st. e. MAN. young, o _work in Rrocery store: have knowledge of cutting meats. 2717 ne. Bladensburg_rd. -ch.u 25-50 7lll‘l. ust be accustomed to meat Ad- MEAT CUTTER, Ateld! employmen take care flrn-cllsl trlde lnd le!g case in nice appearance: oo Box 4. Petice. o fl rl}:uu 'Tlhlnl jEne d("i (radieed Salary. s weeks work, Apply 700 Otis Bldg.. 810 18th_st. n.w. OIL BURNER MECHANT retent for instal ution 1 burners; ,'n".nggt e o cw Y' ropositios rite Co. 318 W, 24th st ik Vi LUMBER AND STEAM SAM FITTER ToF joh- bing shop: A-1 reference: give age. dress Box 428-M, Star office. PLWBER ull-bl'. sober; steady work, glwrhlnnn and carpenters, APy Feacea) Contracting Co.. Inc.. 913 New York ave. n.w. RADIO SERVICE MEN to take chnn al large service department: stead: ith exira good salary to Tisht m- 3 to Mr. Schneider, 816 F s EMPLOYMENT _SERVICES. nomst RS Al Dec.2410-Rorth PESES mg Yaraishes cooks, £ day 'workers, butlers, houseme! kitchen helpers. OPENINGS for €00ks. nurses, part-f Hm! worl !l’l g0 or stay. mestic ) 9th s pbrters, “b.w.. helpers, maids, RELIABLE AGENC! has cooks, maids,_ waitresses orker, housemen, cha RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT _EXCHANG Rax openings for cojored domestic, workers. Bring ref. for investigation. 1837 1 !xl RUPHER' mrwvumn‘ EXCHANGE !umuhu cooks. aids, hdrusevollerha. T ers heipers, laundresses, ers. couples. cleaners, etc.; Tef. inyesti- wated. 51. INSTRUCTION COURS!S mplef undlrd tuu fur- " Write for_ca K, offi GH_SCHOOL, Ealteae nremrnum nished; stu hom logue. Addun Box %0 NCH, RUSSL SPANIBH 50c up. Nazarobech. n.w. <5 e st nssoN rmit_easy RerKIng Mgclmch hirol: caf furnished Call the “old Relhble Foster Hartwell. Met. GREGG SHORTHAND, _typing. ~English, arith., speed dictation: beginners and re- Views: ~individual instruction. Deca 3284, - 4 A-B-C SHORTHAND. ¢ simple, fast, accurate; typin dledu-l attention. 2 Dupont Circle. 510, . - N raisble o take up sl coRGTEIomnE and electric | rer"funuon Prefer men now loyed chanically inclined. with willing to train spare 2 oerts i installation and "° Write, givine age. or phone.” Utliitics, Ene. o SOLICITORS “salary’ and l:ommxsliun Ap- Dly bstween 8 and § a.m. or 4 and 5 p.m., Mr. Young, Dupont Laundry, 2535 Bher- man ave. lllrlclive experienced, good salary, Apply 5111 Georgis sve. GIRL, colored, neat. other's helper: sleep in or out._] GIRL wants pa: xperienced, colored. w work and bundie wash. Phone Atlan- LAUNDRY 10 years' city references. Call after 1.30 p.m uexronom.n 0860, WIDO' wishes part-time work. cooking nndll‘eneul housewark; good ref- 'OOrRMAV !!! ‘Efl({lb u: . 3 stay nights; ref. 1340’ Corcoran st. 4 - WOMAN, colored. reliable, wants day_w or laundry to take home. Columbia WOMAN. southern, colored. depend: desires position in small family, exce cook. _ Phone_Atlantic 0021-M. 1 WANT!D By colored woman. part-time o; in fist-class famlly. references PERSONAL. HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY e e I g T T Uime or monéy back Write for booklet; B0 WERCK. druss or surgery,” DR SOMMERW, 1365_Col! d, HELP AND SITUATIONS. REPAIRS & SERVICE. (Continued. FOR_ PAPERING, PAINTING, CALL H. BERENTER, ADAMS 8855. 23 e, HOM! IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. EMENT o Speciaity: coplag around lawns uaen neu ou xmu rY 0 rech experienced. unc. PLASTERING. T A T m work. patchi '?n‘"m’:'. up. o:;:m- 3:: at reasonal Loy Peraue. 614 Kastie pl. n-e. Lin szaefxl TAKE ADVANTAGE OF QUR LOW P nuc AND $5.00 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. = ring Heating Fi i Plumbing e model; Call MR. TABOR » i llurnrem.ln 0354 1003 5tk BN w‘mm %% Bogo. STOP—LOOK—LISTEN! It 1s good sense Lo save cents. Before deciding who s o do your work. ask for references. led by dccepting PGt my estimate The ‘irst ‘estimate; and save doliars. Due xperience and personal supervision. you 'ul find my prices the lowest consistent with first-class ;a'r& JCash 'N:':Hs A. financing. which 86% yeurly job 100 small; anything 2.43 !filh Bt NW Columbia B910. Any Hour. Any Day. 19¢ * ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOPINC ING—INSULA’ 2125 R. 1. AVE. N.E. T 00, MODERN! COMFORTABLE! THE HOME BEAUTIFUL! ‘Yours for the asking—a thoroughly mod- ern_home. Gumroruh‘.w: ace B¢ proud of Federal does oo 00 P YTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE, Whether it's & porch or the installation of s heating plant, Pederal's experlenced srchitects. engineers and workmen are at your service NO CASH DOWN. 1o YOU,PAY In small monthly sum according | ur needs. If you need special consid- | eration—Pederal -.m ald you, alieonsid EREST, Jurly 1s the nnly charge. No red tape, Jo festrictions ANCE WHERE OTHERS DON'T. FEDERAL cgfwmc'rmc Co., INC, 13 N, 7408 NATL "4]“ mom‘ ADAMS 0033, 23* B—13 MISC!I.LANEOUS Fol SALE. AT B B Tions. 74 full of fuel oil; n" T stmon 1571 Lanier ot “hdans mnos n 5. 6%, 6.7 and 'lfloul mllel and finishes Diano value; re ‘I‘;Drllhn from $60 er. Lavter, Harrington' and Bradbury Wor:h 1110 G._Est. 18 77 octaves_ in & upright, l‘on $125. Plain-case style, very sturdily built ai nteed. 150 two fine uprights in vei 3 tion; & Oickering at $205 and s Steinway at $306; very easy terms. Kiit's, 1330 asy_terms. PIANO—Brand-new spineite Console. $100: one of the latest models of this new popular style and fully guaran- {sed in every way.' Very unusual st this low price. Pay $10 down‘hn e monthiys Yo Tie her reconditioned srands, $185 to $205, Kitt's. 1 dim Kkt nuer R RENT—$3 AN Dargest selection in the city to enoou Tfom. These makes: Knabe. Fischer, Weber, Cable-Nelson. Wurlitzer. sm& lark.’ Estey. Mathushek ~spinets. Weg man and many others. Al rental pald ap- plies to purcha: b rice if yo . Call National 4 5 Kitt's. yld fllgl]!.‘er PIANOS—Reconditioned puclle. upri hu $28 to $60; some good mal e ull pianos and private les: nl loulher IL Teduced rates and on easy terms. Call Nationa] 4730, for lé)!ormn!lfln about this PO B SR g S5 MACHINE: Punlhn UTTER ~KIST iike new. 804 ‘Fhone Tafarette 4300, )P CORN B Tiect condition ‘own road. timore. Md tees? sleeton 30 the ity ?"?“' it it lection _in e Cl at al !rom $29.50 500. I'{H! 5!1 o tew the m:nl vlluzl we SOD 50 RCA at hi L sho0 ROA de. Toxe 305 (foor samole). "Natl. 4730. ters. 81.00 up: atter, 06 Can be seen from O s.m. to 9 p.m. At {he original Suowdens Storase Co. ware- | Bouse, 818 14th st i g ave. ne RUGB—Ocrltaus imported Dflen 3ial = se_patterns: 9x1 ‘2" 7X10. 3 stllln‘l Girard n.w.. A SEWING- MACHINES. _Singers N bty AT e Yuarinttod; TRAIL!R The Auafln‘ume} home, May- flower model, completely furnished, ready 10 roll. Now on display Parkway Motor Co._Branch, 4030 Wisconsin ave. n.w. * BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ROGMING HOUSE, Fairmont at 14th; 71 4 baths: income, $200; rent only 3‘!‘ 31,200. Misa” McCown, 1008 H st. PAH.KI‘ NGXWL 21-25 P, $100; llllor. pa:%lr‘z:.d'. cleaning shop, 931 oth n.w., $60. ROOMING HOUSE. Conn. and B; furniture far above “average DHices S1.860; termms. -Mr. MeKinney, H st. Metropolitan 4813 ROOMING HOUSE. 14th and Col. rd.. rooms, 4 baths; good income: price. 8300 terms. "Mr. McKinney. 1008 H TOURIST CAMP for Miss_Smith. Croxton BOOTHS FOR | Rorin pdan> 1O INVALIDS., CONVALESCENTS AND AGED | given best care in my Alexandria home. Competent nursing. kind attention. Rates reasonable, Address Box 324-M. Star office. 21 FALSE_TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU | wait Emrutm‘y Laboratory. Room 601, Westory Bldg.. 14th and F._Open Sun. am. YOUNG WOMAN TYPIST WILL wonl(‘ in dentists ofce for experience and small falary. Columbia 640 sl GRADUATE NURSE GIVES KIND Ci and special diets in her home to invalids Rates reasonshle. Doc- NUmJ-OW HOO FOR__BOYS, arding and day. grades 1-8; 300 acres: Teasonable; :xrcnlu’. College Park, Md. Qxeenw red persons DEATH ~STRIKES. A FAMILY There '1s o need Ga Feer that ther musk cept inferior funeral services due to in- sbllity to pay e higher orice. reater ‘hambers Co complete Fineral. Sara ned afle for as e as 378 | N World finest waterproof airtight guar- anteed steel burial vauit may be had from Ghambers for 885 In case of desth eall the Greater W W Chambers Co. 14th &t corner Chapin nw Columbia 0432, Phone or write our address, We will send you a beautiful cato! OIVL e of how we d%& l-lflfl pin st. n.w _phone Columbia 0432, 517 11th st se. nhone Atlantic 6700. WHITE WOMAN to care for child of three: experience;_reference. WOMEN (three), with plelsin" peunn ity. to sell our fine guaranteed hos: factory prices; big commission. Coronet Co., 1433 P st. n.w. CHILD'S GUIDANCE DEPARTM of na tional edueational organization has attrac- tve for cultured. ~ambitious vmen "t handle special contact work: Dermanent, rapid advancement. gije age gaperience’ and pho umber. = Address Box 110-M. 19° THE WORLD BOOK ENCYOLOPEDIA of- fers a real opportunity for full-time or t-time work. | Most outstanding educa- in America. Local managers "Gusranteed minimum income. Liberal commissions. Write full qualifica- tions to O. V. Wallgren, Investment Bldg. MOTOR TRAVEL. CALIFORNIA, LEAVE TUES._ OR WED. 1936 _Ford. 'room three: cheap. BRIGHT, Nati! G502, exi- 60, after 7 19 vm PAIRS AND SERVICE. BEDDING. MATTRESSES. bo # 5a Pillows. reno.: best prices and Dromps dei Hash: Muttvess Cor 410 L st arw Nat. 6070, CHAIR CANING mo"},‘;’{?‘g kers splinted ¥ 1235 10th st_n.w_Phone Metrovolitun 'zmm ELECTRIC WIRING :‘;‘}“,’.:: airs 6-r. house fixtures & a1 ice Co*5an Usanu hmnm HELP DOMESTIC. COOK, sod, for young couple. small lnlh state salary. Ad- dress Box 84-M. ig* Sherrier § nx nw. FLOOR WORK—Sandin: fini B O ok e Pantoed: Du 903 Longfellow_st.n. "COOK. colored woman_experienced in tes room cooking: references; stesdy ition, ases: no phone calls. Apply Tally op. 81 city reference r Toivea 345 3 Addrecs Box 143 g:m'ed $45 Der mamh. ar_offi ce COOK, Jenced, weneral housework: San relfable: city references; stay thres nights weekly and every ogher Sunday; $45 monthly. Call Adams 873 cmu., colored.) housework, cook. 8. 9 Qui incy st. n.W. Rty Sier 7. QIRL, Jight cololed To work n Junch Foom. 436 L st 816 Gth help with Apt. 402. Address Box 149 = D—-—l" stenog- Go0D EHORTHAH.D Y!DOYHHI Pitman ‘insiructor. 1014 Taphy, speed dictation. systems P;nl!. Expert T Salle Apts. GHEGG SRORTHA inners, review, speed dictatios essons: mnd!!ll! rates. Dec. Re: ld he v’v.‘l:xdycgnlny l\lb] ome. s ueu?on:e” amiwers. BOYDS. 1333 ¥ Vation ‘WHY FAIL? Others sre uceeedlnl, ‘making MONEY, Elflfl’lnl life. AY Oy e - Sookkeepin, _Busine inagement. Bhorthand, TypIng, Calcula ot National 5338, an SCHOO! é"ennue usive Diesel lchool.' offer “the ° universally = recognized training: eomvlau d. night and home study 1% aversihed ¢ instruction purposes; pay effective placement’ service. angd 3% page e book free. &uo’ ce gistrar, Mr. Dave er. 021 Emerson.st. DIESEL. 1 & noms STy coutses "x""‘.mp‘n! RO works Many grac for d!!l\ll. Add\‘ell Box_127-J. Star office. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE FREE CATALOGUE——EASY MA ELLE HONOUR ary of Successtul Tralning, 1330 New York Ave. N.W._Met. 7578. her; be- 4 'SALESMAN for wholesale ln!r experience in printing and \mllcnl 8 auality, Excellent opportunity for mnc man. _Address Box 102-M. Star_office. SALESMAN who knows N rashers, to WOrK with the “Store At Your Door” tear droo trailer; salary and commission. Har, 2000 14th Apply between RRINELROG ER e T SALESMAN to sell electrical appliances; drawing account and commission; must ve “Sxperioass. and_iofcences. d. H & 517 10th st. D.W. A paper, magazine or brush exnerl:ne jon. See Minazer. Room 400, International Bld. ”1‘ P st. n.w. thiree), for_ Chevrolet sales Organtzation. “Brer o have b nization. Prefer men who experience_sellin o nmln ur urm elln Chevrolet for 1937 in m' . mfil bc o Libe; 'lre:" hft . " ,t‘l; aggressive men me w 7. = = ning : otor Co. 8125 deoreia aver o _..—"*___—-__—— rieneed. 1739 Cnnn v aher 3 _oeloct: white A-1 mu- give gl" 'lth cr 'l! out I:E.%'& to mmz %0 to 2000 Conn_ave. \wing "Q'..n wbfia u - e: ‘references: flm ¥ u'.'”x:' v'r?‘ ‘mw‘u $5-Intensive Instruction--$5 Apprentice, Navy Yard. Asst. Auditor, Salary $1,800 Forest and Field Clerk, $2,300 ition um Begin Today. Very Low 'l'(;lG Hon T # Y. 'ULATOR. is an op- | 5! GIRL tur nneul Towsework. uxm. “Colored, experienced: general nouI— work; stay nights; $22.50 per month. Em- erson_5407. GIRL for ¢.h.w. and care child_ $20 month, :l,u hm Teferences. 3800 lith st. B.W. OB PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK— oD b a0 Tar ot 100 small, " Willlsza Thomas, District 4 PAINTING. oa pair $3a WreBster wt n PAPERING, PAINTING: de! mechanie for better work &0 Metz. Columbia direct with lowest prices. PAPERING, painting. mmmm Very rea- sonabie prices T do my own work, Guaran- teed. Best references. “Bates.”” Col. 188 PAPERING. pamnting at reasonable prices. anm o:. beuer ‘urk H. Sobel, Adnm n.w. G mlmml. T00f work; uuun- rices; work 'guaranteed. John Metropolitan 0385. G RESPONGIBTE : work guaran- . 464 PAP able Wright PAPERHANGING, _painting; week. Imperial washable suarantee my work. Spigel. lu!(:l.lls this Klambia mu'l. MAID, nmnl housework: experienced; ref- ‘must be willing worker. 1620 Blchanan n n.w. No telephone calis. PAPERING. painting. work ;u-rmtee¢'~ tom_prices; am looking for work. 308" Kenvon B.w 19° CONFECTIONERY and ice cream store with 4 rms. and bath: rent. $60: doing $150 wkiy.; price, $700. Capital Adjusting ance Co. 1008 H st. n.w. TO_SUBLEASE over Christmas holidays, | desirable store 19 100 per cent location. | Address Box 91-M. Star ofice. 19° TRUMPETS Marceau, $9.50. Wurlitzer, $12.50; Collegiate, ' $21.50; ~ Holton, 2 King. $35: all in splendid condi: National t's. 1330 G st. TYPEWR = cuaranteed rent. repair. Standard Topewriiing: Con 753 10 sh nw TYPEWRITERS— fusy terms. larwest seiection i w.sn‘m- fon_United. E1% 14th st. Natlonal 8085, TYPEWRITERS sm $4 month: Just Tike rent No. 8L C Smith No, 10 Remington. Ko 5 Underwood 5716 16th st. nw TYPEWRITERS—Latest model portables, genuine factory rebuilts. low-preied re- machines. Ceéntral Typewriter st. nw. National 812 thwm'rm s arge stock: must c';;mmx “Tyoewrited Co. e:_ forced m'vncu' B sold, prices slathed: 1326 New York Premier. $10; Elec- fully_gua: CLEANERS—G. E. R Mrl‘lyl other: 156 with at Best Brands chments parts -na Tepairs. th st nw BEAUTY SHOP. downtown, first floor; lenl $40: 4 booths: equipment practically n [must sell this week: $1.500; term ROOMING HOUSE. price. $1.300: ‘rent. 13 rooms, hs, h.. good owner_leaving ciy Dmrm m: 9. near 1 90 ARGE ] Dowm"owu OM: sale or anpual “rents. sz 300: can Idd bul]dlnl H dul'ed, Age ttention. duvmown 14th 600 mu: Hstin LUNCH R downtown, beer: rent. $50; doing $50 aity F1,000; terme Gan Adjusting & Finance'Co., 1008 H st. B down. Jos. ped Hollander. ncm skill game—Small _investor looking for xnlendid income, m-u invest- ment. short hours. Reed. Silver Spring A SILENT PARTNER & nvest $500 A N bersomal Jutervicw ‘of & business proposition with big mumuum Money fully protected. References the No post cards or agents need apply. Addrul Box_144-P. Btar office. TEA ROOM for sale by qones: old_estab- lished. corner location. bette dential ] e ours rent. . 875: J-year fully equlpped: £80¢ megded. business. $35¢ 00 e Gapital Adnuun‘ a Foance AGE C'I VA!LABL!: lady or man. or- ganizing ladies’ sales force: must finance facial studio. For information write Sallve Harmer. Individualized ~Cosmetic A Co. sdowne_Pa. FOR SALEBenity saion_(colored). At large booths. rent reasonable: small’ cash ment; _good Address Bo: M. Star office. 1 WE OFFER_and exceptional opportunity to & man who has ability and about $4.000 to invest. e a well estab- lished elgetric appliance corporation. dis- tributors_and retallers. The investor we age seeking will be givep the fact and opportunity to make a thorough Thventigas tion of our business. We are Washing 's most progressive dealer in electrical l&o nces, Address Box t Iocation. ROOMING HOUSE 10th and Mass.: rooms, 3 Bachs; reiit, $100; newly flpcr:d and painted _throughout: ncome $1.500: terms; )n\‘e!ll"lu. Call National a5 S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. largest rooming house broker. 10° BOARDING HOUSE, near_Conn. and K: baths; rent, $225: check in- come: at; nicely furnished: price, $3%00; terms; " inspectioninvited. Nail S. WINFIELD 908 10th N.W. Wash.'s largest rooming house broker. 19% RETA R.ANT whisky license, doing $800 ki Tent only $90: rms.; Price only 36:060; easy terms. B HOLLANDER, Met. 4813, 1008 H sz Wl HAVE ON HAND an overstock of B. C. latest new ironers and washers Biicea From 6405 to $170.50. with one- year guerantee. You can save from $10 fo $40 on each of these machipes for cash if you act quickly. District Electris C 2148 P st n w. = 15? -PTECE BED ROOM BUITE, cost $400, Tce !nr 395; also Hariman's trav: k. 100, fell for $10: DRESSES_COATS, KNIT SUITS. ‘Best Bargains in Town SOLD'S. Sth AND F STS. N.W. ELECTRIC REFRIGERA- TORS, used, five makes; rea- sonable. Fifth floor, The Pal- ais Royal. WASHERS AND IRONERS, repossessed. Fifth floor, The Palais Royal. Reconditioned REFRIGERATORS at 814-816 F St. N.W. Store Only Reconditioned GEN- $49.50 ERAL ELECTRIC. Formerly $199.00__ Reconditioned KEL- VINATOR REFRIG- ERATOR. Formerly $157.50. Now on R $69.50 EASY CREDIT TERMS Many other l-n!y~llvlnl values on display — come in and see them. George’s Radio Co. 814-816 F S?. N.W. —_—————— MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. APPAREL—Men's, women's and children’s; Ao thoes, hats. curtains. dishes, rugs. fur niture bought for rummage sale. ¥ Phone Mr. wmgar ecatur 6370 n.w. room, living room fur- CLOTHING—! DAl used clothing. Berman's, 1122 7t I-' e S o877, ) Wikl calls URNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. ,‘lusnrr. rl suverware paintings. Hichesy cash cés paid._Call Mu ND K: experienced colored Semanfor “lacks bosrding house. 1123 13th st. n.w. WOMAN, elderly. colored. o care for ‘cm dren, n exchange for zpod home and small wages_ 5309 Ames st.n.e. ‘WOMAN, white, Boutherner. to do house- otk fof nd d small salary. foom an Mus th; good references. ooty Bro1 feth sp. nw: ‘WOMAN, colored, between 30 and 45, set- neat; mlll! be ook; general dry., 5 Irlvl" home with moders, con- v'n\om'.el; d of il ‘basement $28 dl'! room an onth: ’ must_have gacellent cuy Ceferences. Call Georsis 4550 between 1 and 4 p.m. SITUATIONS MEN. “Books _started. checke . monthly statement; el lon-hle Tmonthly sudits. 8778. 2 Al ANT EXECUTIVE. dmln .m of C!l' l:connunl experienced real estate and insurance, available at any time. d- dress Box 1R2-M. Star offce. 1 . office_clerk. n Bieinson. expe- “best ot | 1a0 ACCOUNTTANT- kept up part tis UFFEUR. colored, and butl rience: 7 vears with ome family; ref Phone Decatur 0! PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING —Spe- cial for this week. 1 Wil puper rooms as low enuine Tmperial washable . _Call an ' 0853; OF Write 3535 Go‘om: PAPERmG AND PAINTING General repairs at reasonable prices: all work guarantees: Mr. N Schiff, 150 Web- Ster st. nw. Adams 3100- = —— MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ACCORDIONS—We're_closing mlt our re- conditioned and "gample stock_ & big re- ductions Oe)llinl, 12 Bertin!, 18 “ba; 1330 G st. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER closing m’f. & ' ln. Lincoln 0081 . $45: easy terms. -uom) «.m mm-ruu rugs, stoves. hnunhnld 00ds; posltively bt highest cash pric For sul ny TR _Would lits to rom private family some househo .uo algllq Metropolitan 2786, IO COUCH. about. $8; vaRTEy anuer. lh.ltn drawers, 83 each; Ox12 l\ll velvu or Axminster. shout $4. North 8¢ e rulehue id goods. WANTED TO RENT OR BVJY—A tratler to accommodate” four. Box_308-M. Star_ office. PAPERTNG——5 RMS. »-STORY HATL up; quick service: white me‘g’-n neat papers. Randolph 8(45 PAPERING ROOMS 55 GP. work GEORGE. 508 Ometéa B NW_Geo, Da68. “. dlfll Toom. living O e oman breakiast. aer. BED t ‘cous oy Edelman, 3303 Georsia nvt. twin beds. 8 Follfast and other ulm-cndn oy’ Soorting gz_an pirs te ot g PLASTERING RH’AIRS stucco Cement, chimneys. WALproof E‘.’.‘:’é‘.fi’fl: Rnlnnlblt. Atlantle 171 Roormo Droo 130 papering and pi no Charaniee City-Suburt Co! & ‘Bullders. Metropolitan. 6890, - 6. __All work gu lulrlnteed 1 0 mn n. CHEF, ¢! mncm‘ In nm?] u lln!el cluh and cater! Phon DRIVER tnfi light delhe" Crllf.k MIy be secured for any Ie'nlmlu purpose_for & Eem:;o:‘h“ salary.” Address Box 317-M. hllh Infediate North Carol -n:. !XD o0l o “educations” sny WOrk: ely. Herbert K. Adams, Natl. 4:\9 OMING _SEASON! AIR-CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION. These two leading industries need nfln . jearn. Practical e a0 alr-conals EMPLOYMENT GLASS BEGINS OCT. 19. ELECTRIO BT U HELP_WOMEN. Clieatele. ~ADBIY 1 AN, colored. owvt:xg"gl iR Kinds “Buose "North )‘AN |mll‘l‘lfi& l'el!lbl! dul{u whole 0 Brationor waytatng." Phose T eoatur ul%“ SITUATIONS WOMIN. x‘u. mn lmulul ’ P R onsth 0' TR a.xl"m .e.“amr"‘ i Tor and" Gelivered: 2;«:& 8 51. = ROOFING. SIDING, msvu'norl"—' ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO, 2125 R. 1_Ave. N.E. Potomac 0200. LSTERING. furniture repairing. re- cabinetmaking chair caning. r, 2423 18th st. n.w. ams Bemag fsmufier, 076 Furniture re- UPHOLSTERING pairing. Work lone in home if dulnd th"l’. 1434 jewton_n.w. Adlml 1 MODERN BRICK. 100.000. u . 80,000 2t. m-mln"‘flmune zu—e-o-xo. $12.50 M. Bipe, ete ‘Wrecking entire hlock "13 N. uvlwl st. Am-rlcun wl'SClh\‘ Co., nho c. 3244, ASH POR OLD GOLD tches diamonds and old dis- ry, nm"e;;h i I\Io'llld OLD GOLD silver blatinum purchased for manufscturing use: maximum orice Daid Ni's O3l G 6T OFM‘NO YOUR OLD go!.b mflNW AREID «YYBAM A‘l' R'FA‘H LUMBER AND rlnl from many wncpn( Job lection at oargain pric atertal [ 555" Nichol 7. sell trade used cam- er‘" 3 d\' kodwnpnd"pgniec&)n Baz- ‘couch, mnfl’-nrlfll ;n-u Elbinfl. type- " Adams 5 Oflmml bed mattress and pillow: vrlter tubh and ¢l ‘GOLD. or natural: _antique Je'.l"v 'utth!l. d.nlll old, We pay cash, hiller Bros., 922 F N.W. 24° MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. STIEFF UP 'HT PIA! for critical mu- :’e‘r‘;nn:::g"hl i O Saress Box 1530 Boar able. ess Box 13- office. Y & OTL STOVES, Grate Bars, ckcullfln&l{uugo Stave Bipe. Fittings. o 208 PIANGS. uprighta. to bc sold for J .wnn cha svm o e. N H n X COUNTERS, shoy stk e, TUE mirrors ay fixtures, coffee m:lu chaira.” stools. ‘booths, ete. 307 INING M_and_parior set, Poeitue, Qe o , excellent condition. ust sacrifice. Colimbia 7 = DINING SET, 10-piece walnut, fine condi- tion: Pun oft ln:!l. a-bunu s, glove and 1’5“ e B ceawaod ave. fl-! t’émeo an elnrnu hu‘“eue marble, counter, s, 3 ol 520" 0 oonn e or 878 Br mn Sioth, it ;3 125; sacr! $30. ound uoaz €08 W anon st. n' 3 t] F AT e gur fds under the Sale” colu FOR, P3al Shecal ‘sale valies ARifsceliancons for PIANO. Kni :wun fl gition? wil e it a8 ¥ Beod space. 1356 Mass. ave. D.W, PIANOS—Grand_ 1lke _new $218; used ’nndn from nu u; nmuhu .na mndl ot rent. in Targe. 3 per Omentn: a7 ands Tor xm; om le"sgents Jor. Hardm l' ! Shiller. %uawu insiruzents mo 'orlg; the sm; upright reh. 111870, Est 1870, COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL. Inml‘ 10 d 1 Phone Laurel u’-r-umuzh‘.eml‘n%““'fl sawed any green or_sea- soned: $13 [+ 3} admrn. lé’l o w7 e .as*o"'"" = En‘fifii“mbj lfi!fl & it ARLINGTON COAL CO. cord. "4, “delivered: 3,240 Lbe. to the Ton. hd to Bin Pree. g nde.” Hago'