Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1936, Page 31

. HELP AND SITUATIONS. DEADLINE By Volta Torrey. WAS taking an examination when I had my idea about stream- lining. Or, rather I had been gaping at Polly Blaine, who had been star- ing out the win- dow at - Spring. She's like a bud- ding rose herself, with those curly bluish brows and that sprig of a nose. But it was her chin that gave me thoughts. It's as neat as the hood of a 1936 or 1937 car, almost coming to & point, b u t beautifully rounded off. That's what I was thinking while old Prof. Boone paced the platform, hold- ing his watch and barking: “Come, come, young people! You have to think fast in this business.” He point- ed significantly to the notice on the board. ; I wished I knew the text book's gospel by heart, the way I did that bulletin black type. Cowper Blaine, class of 06, editor of the City Daily Chronicle, was offering a reporting job to the journalism student with the highest grades. He was the walrus who, the old-timers said, put the first cow in the U Hall belfry and rated “I was facing Phi Beta Kappa without cracking a | book. And, as a Mendelian fact, he was Polly’s pop. That job he offered looked like my only hope in life. With Jim Perkins, who was almost engaged to Polly, it was a bicycle of & different color. He was the king of the college rag and had already had so much newspaper experience he was sure to make the Chronicle staff any- how. So, of course, he was sailing through the quiz like a fire chief on a lonesome road. It was the first tv\o questions that had me groggy. They were new ones that the sly old pedagogue had rung in since the year before, and hence | weren't in the fraternity files I had devoured in the cram session. * k¥ Xk OR that matter, the whole exam was as slippery as a wet pave- ment. There was one nifty, I remember, | something like this: If two ton trucks | full of TNT being illegally shipped to foreign enemy were to explode out- side the class room during a lecture on combustion, killing 16 persons and in- juring 7, including the college presn- dent, while hurtling a gasoline tunk into the instructor's lap, which of these facts would you consider the big- gest news and put first? That just made my inner cells spin with: If two blue eyes full of that stuff, wrongfully engaged to a fast rival, were to flash on a boy about to flunk, kill all other heart interests and knocking the pins out from under him, how could he get the siren in his arms and simultaneously steer him- gelf into & job on her old man’s paper° “Deadline!” the professor snapped | Just as I was renewing my contempla- tion of Polly’s streamlined chin—and there 1 was facing extermination without even a blindfold. Polly rose like a soft Spring breeze and handed her paper to the profes- gor's assistant, one of those oh-so- smart and deliver-me frails, and Jim Perkins rushed past me toward the answer to & young man's greatest craving. She smiled at him. * Kk X K SNEAKED a last peek at my paper. The answers to the first two ques- tions, covering page 1, were obviously wrong. The rest ought to be right. Then the analogy reared its allur- ing head. I streamlined that vital MEN. HELP _— UTOM ALESMAN. new and_use o O ission and. drawing account. 1000 Bladensburg rd. n.e Mrrouoms'"usiib* C! CAR G and ‘be sober and w uccess! employed jocally for ¢ Jeast one year. Ex cellent opportunity for men who can auality 2and are not afraid of hard 1 work. See Mr. teler. between 10 and 17 am. ] ate Motor Co. L AmaE UTO ER and parts ma; :xume:’cedqr‘m relisble. J. L. 'Brerm!r & Co.. 1131 10th st. n.w. Met 5. ER by established r'e Tfilz"D to ellsxl Dltl’ortlx;e lsn‘;“!l ons, past experien; 3;';1’;’355“ D% B feer.Address Box B0-R. Star office. i; + Sxperlenced. able fo cut meat and work in grocery. 141 BUTCHER, grocery store. LLE . thoroughly familiar e section of Washington: must co qumfy for Fidelity bond. Position worth $30 per week to zxnerlenced nnn Apply 7, Stevens. Room 708. 1333 G at, n.W. ednesday, Nov. 4. at ‘DENTIST, Balf or full Ytime.” Address Box OCERY CLERK. experienced. With nowledge of meat: reference required. Ap- ly 5004 1st st. n.w. after 4 p.m. IFE INSURANCE SALESMAN—Excellent jeads with bonus and commission contract. ‘Address, stating age. reference and expe- Tience. ' Address Box 216-R. Star office. t over 30, with car, who can { "A" "references and bond: life-time. po . Felers and commission while in tral See Mr. Harris. 637 H st. ne. A g, bookkeeper - stenographer: Hfis’i be’competent. Address Box o-R. St ween 18 and 25. pleasant outdoor %now E:‘vh'yw:;hn and commission. 1406 for pin games and coin-oper- nes; must be experienced. 1305 document by dim- pling the first page into my sidepocket and turning in the others just as though the exami- nation answers were all there. I knew Jim was probably taking Polly over to the College Inn, to brag, the way he does, and I felt I should be there to horn in. But I sped home, dug out the text and pounded the correct dope on those first two queries into my un- easy brain. A girl waiting and waiting for a fellow to call her up can't feel any worse than I did the next few min- utes, perching on the telephone stool and regretting that I didn’t know more good old prayers. X ¥ x IT RANG at last. And it was the prof's little right-hand woman calling up, just as I had hoped, to tell me that the first sheet on my exami- nation paper was missing. “Is that so?” I ejaculated. I wrote it.” “H'm,” she went. “And I'm sure,” I added with equal truthfulness, “that I know the an- swers to those first two questions.” extermination.’ “I'm sure telephone, probably thinking she'd tripped me up, “suppose you come to the office immediately and write out your answers in my presence.” I just about knocked myself off the stool patting my own back, and I ran, 50 as to have time to drop in at the inn en route. “Jim, old boy,” I said, “the prexy's | looking for you about something or | other. Must be tough to be a campus big shot!” He fell for it like a pole vaulter | hitting the sawdust and I slid into the booth beside Polly. I told her, nat- urally, how smart I was and how I was bamboozling th~ prof. I pranced igto the journalism office | feeling like a sprinter coming down | the homestretch 10 yards ahead of the pack. But the professor was there, as well as the naive assistant, and the air had a January tinge. ok X X HE SAT and watched while I scrib- bled. I'd intended to scratch the cranium and pretend to be having tough going, but I didn't need to make believe. I finished in a cold sweat. He look- ed at the paper, cleared his throat and began: “Who told you?" Honesty pays, I reminded myself, and said, “Nobody.” “Come, come, this is an old stall, this losing of a page of an examina- tion paper.” The way he said “los- ing” wasn't nice to hear either. “This trick was worked on me successfully Jjust once, 30 years ago. Nobody has deceived me since.” Then he blew up, flunking me in the journalism course and hurling Jim Perkins into scholastic glory— which cured me forever of cutting corners. But that same explosion—and this is the big news I would have put first had I learned my lessons bet- ter—made Editor Blaine roar, blew me into & job on the Chronicle after all and finally plopped Polly into my arms. Because my present employer and father-in-law was the guy who got away with that streamlining trick in 1906. (Copyright, 1836, HELP ME (Continued.) USED-CAR SALESMEN—Five men to pre- pare themselves for the coming selling sea- son. Experience not necessary if you have had any selling experience. Now is the time to make your connections for the new car. Highest commission paid in the city. £ ‘Sparks. 3rd and H sts. n.e. mechanics: 1210 WANTED _ (2)—Automobile come ready for work; good salary, 6'2 pl. n.w. YOUNG MAN. in!el?(em Jhite, to handle atosks and duliverisk; must be alert. suu fge gducation snd experience. Addr Box 141-8. Star of YOUNG MAN lor ouseman nr porter. Phone West_0520. Efi erences. “Well,” she sniffed right over the | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 38, 1936. MUTT AND JEFF. JEFF, DID ore? | | ASK ME You ¥ THERE'S MISCELLANEOUS, Jeff Puts Reverse English on the Spanish Voting System, If Any. YEH, BUT IF YoU I THINK SOMETHING PHONY ABOUT Tms ELECTION! HELP MEN. S. KANN'S SONS CO., Have immediate opening for man over 22 in steady position assisting outside sales manager. Good appearance and car neces- sary, Apply employment office, th floor, 10 a.m. Wednesday. SITUATIONS MEN. (Continued.) 1 SAv. THOSE 6UYS AT THE PoLLs STUFFING NOTONLY THAT, BUT f SO WHAT DIFFERENT 6UYS E DID You Do? e OH,IPUTAN X IN FRONT OF ALL THE NAMES S0 THERE WwWoul.D BE NO HARD FEELINGS! SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. (Continued.) ENERGETIC, 7ouns. colored southern a3 Janitor or any! driver's perm! ref- rence_“Btecte Mettopolitan 87RT, OY wants work ln store atter school: §ood referenc I North HELP_MEN AND WOMEN. JUNIOR BOOKKEEPER. one with knowl- edse of stenography preferred. Apply Mars, the Contract Co., 48 H st. n.e. Dis- trict 7393, SALES PERSONS wanted—Fines: Christ: mas card lines. Arteraft Greeting_ Card Co.. 1415 Eye st. n.w. (street Woor). WILL GIVE man and wife room and boar ard in Sxchanke for wife's work and $2.00 & Week 3262 10t b nw, . SALESMEN .m"l‘m.ug A rood 1on 1 sm ve. e local issue, liberal com- fagerstown. Md. WANTED—M n to sell real estate: one-quarter mlmon Tncreased pop- ulation, D. C.. nearby nd Md.: mar- ket on uperade. all or Dart time: also 1o learn real estate business. ~Fulton R. Gordon. 1427 Eve st. n.w. Dist. SALESMEN. Best Ford Set-up in Wash- ington Needs 4 Good Salesmen. Experience in automobile sales not neces- sary. Training instruction and transpor- tation drawing account furnished to auali- fying men. r. Frank Buck. Em one son 8794." Interview by appointment only. er- | 28 Sonsiderable knowledse automo- Diesel fields: experienced sales- lgoblu of managing branch offic X 4-R. Btar . and_all- 5, Televhone 8T RAPHER-SECRETARY, A-1. wvail- sble evenings after b, fdential. Address Ho: STENOGRAPHI ECRETARY, experi- enced “wants work evenings, all day urday,_Address Box 191-K. Star offe YOUNG MAN, colored. dcslrn job as waiter. second cook or butler; experienced. Phone District 8582, YOUNG MAN experienced _truck Ariver. gleady. rellable; reference. Phone Decafur YOUNG MAN, 24 ve ate: desires 'cleri banking, bookkeeping; lumbia_1025. s old. college gradu- position: auditin experience. Co __SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN. MANAGER—Refined couple d sire manage apartment house. £0od clien- tele in_exchange for ;pnrt{nem and fair Address Box 343-R. Siar omhce, 1o e GIRL. colored. wishes general housework and plain coakln‘ District 7425. WOMAN i experience in l;u‘nd‘r_{ clty ~ reference. of nts day’s una clumnl. WOMAN. ™ colored. _exp.. Zhw bermaid lnd yatbress: gnod Sity rd Decatur 509 n 6_1:th st. hes gen: wuhel work morning or x’enlnl ‘to clean or get dinners. Phone b working 6 morn- North 7449, call egnesday Yo N d housework Toom and board. $10 month. adress Boxi 1 4R, ar_offic IRL wishes {o ings 8 week: city ref betw INSTKUCT ION CWRSES. AUTO LESSONS for numu. easy parking and clutch control: car furnished. Call the “'Old Reliable” Foster Hll’t'ell. Met. l‘l‘flfl. IUSIN!SS OPPORTUNITIES‘ MISCELLAN!OUS FOR SALE. (Continu, HOLLY? nz? A 000; Yoo ! 350 including ater; ~average business, 1419 Park rd‘ uo'N'—a?n s heat and hot $500 month There is an unprecedented demand for BURROUGHS CALCULATING MACHINE and COMPTOMETER OPERATORS. The Pinest Equipped Calculating Machine Department in the City. sinning SHORTHAND and TYPING CLASSES Now Forming. :mu Now. WOOD'S COMMERCIAT. 8CHOOL. 4th 8t. N.W, Phone Met. | 5051 for Purthér Information. 14th and Clifton sts.; fine location and in- Lister. Room ROOMING HOU!I 12 rooms. o bath: OU! elaborate. and ey -make 4,000, terms. Leta Lmer, Rm. 40: estory Bldg. _ National 07 ROOMING HOUSE—Aots. Coiumbia_ rd | 16 rms, b baths; rent, $115: income, $31 000 terms. Mrs. Cates. 1008 H st. TAVERN d Shly $1:560 “own. 08_H st. n.w. wkly. Rent Bob Hol- HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. RECREATION ROOMS cheaply and beau- tifully done. Designs and estimates free. Wisconsin 4461-M (5 to 7 RELIABLE AGENCY, . Dec. 550 has cooks . Durses, ¢ h.w.. part-time, vffeurs.’ housemen OPENINGS for cooks. £.h.w.. helpers, maids, gav's workers. 0 or siay. Domestic Agency, 7Nonh porters, . Dec. 241 N eFlihes. cogb. kitchen helpers, SHOE_SALESWOMAN. white, experienced, age 25 to 40. Apply in person. D. C. Pub- lic ‘nfinln{!meni Center, 480 Indiana lVI. o SITUATIONS WOM!!. MOTOR TRAVEL. HELP WOMEN. COLORED GIRL wants work, = Keeper: references. District 3508 L0U ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY, Florida. Californi; R () bonus and transportat! Ply 1012 8 e B-8 pom. Hotel Buriineion, Vermor M 3 T oo e $round; also, part-time ‘and manicurist Jacl BEAUTY OmAWR—-MnsL be I M fln- ger waver and BEAUTY OPZRATORS two expert manicurists. ave. n.w. e ABDly 5355 Conn. steady ‘OPERATOR. experienced: Ty and con Thrifty BEAUTY osition: s d commission Pauty 5_12th s .. CHORUS GIRLS—Apply or ull Col. 8400, Bekefl Institute of Dance, 3330 14th st. n W. COLLEGE WOMAN. high type sgaressive. for unusual position. For avpoiniment. ad- s_Box 75-S. Star office. anu. colored. for elevator operaior: must have permit. Apply at Marvins, 734 7t st nw. GIRLSLadies (4) 1o complete our Tetall ;. $0 salary and liberal bonus for st H ly work till Christmas. Apply before P l m_or -(ur 5 p.m. to Mis: Spic 410 n st nw OUSE hite In® references: two adults. 116-R. Star office. 4 LADIES—T will employ 2 atiractive ladies | ¢ in_my special sales department at about $17.50 per week to start. Mr. Hull. per- sonnel manager: mornings only: room 210, 1427 Eve st. n.w. Noures: Box 4 Mo’nrnvs HELPER_ white, between ates 20 and 40: must be congenial and like NURSE. long experience. good rer deuru position as resident nu: to mv:u reasonable. _ Georgi Slerty i re ‘.1.'-5.%’1‘: meals; by explrl!nced 'Mte wol'nln refer- ences’ city and country: s nih: live 6 8th st. n.e. Pleln do noi tele- drefi"io‘n’v‘){l '}‘é"""’?:fi' TR escent embioye z best ref. Call A Bt LEAVING FOR DALLAS_T November 6 want passengers” to share expenses. _Phone_Lincoln FREE_AUTO TRIP_TO | s can_drive; leaving Monday, Nov. dre x Star office. S 12 G L POINTS. SHARE EXP. best cars: travelers insured. Wash, Travel Bureau. Pranklin Park Hotel, Dist. 3125. LEAVING SAT.. 7th. FOR DALLAS. 1936 Ford sedan: two pasgensers, 50 each, Address Box 1 tar offi 5 SECRETAI Ymn RAPHER, _Ediohone :l:rltur competent, versatile, responsible. i PERSONAL. NURSE, E: TENCED, WILL_BOARD infent or young child: large yard: health- ful_surroundings. Shepherd 1462 i mouwm experienced correspond- ;:.c‘e ‘gn:&imfl huurlutnkanlmlfl (figln- ai ars. qualifical ox 5-R. sur office sidbonin e 'HER, experienced; desires po- Sition prcterably with sttorney. bank_cor- gorlllon or individual firm. “Writ 14 Metropolitan Bank Building. W ::.’.’,’5?:;;""%" medinten” 201 T Fhohe Mertop mmediatel Al lwln WOMAN. colored, cxperlem:ed. 'llhe In unvne4 family or gervm: :vflflfll par- SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL wants work of any Kind: clty Tef: willing o stay nights. Metro: politan 5308. COLORED GIRL. experienced, desires gen- &7al housework by day or week: Teference. Atlantic 4017-J. COLORED GIRL, neat, full or part time: £ood cook: city Teference. Telephone De- catur 0250, children: good home for right party: room | COLOR and board and salary. Call Greenwood m M. MSTRESS. one to do_meat repairing Anly Page Laundry. 620 E st. n.v TTRESSES. white: must be experienced: ue 18- 30 yurl. King’s Restaurant, 2938 WA wanted vith sood experience. Apply 1724 Pa. ave. WOMAN. midd] d whue to care for lnunt and_small_apt. Call Clev. 1841 YOUNG GIRL to assist with children in gl:lt.ll ghool‘ all day. Address Box 100-5, ar_office. UNG LADIES (7). under 24 dromeed frarel Porida and return: lady manager: salary. traveling expense: Aoply personaily. Mr. Jolly. Plaza Hotel. 4% YOUNG WOMA! st in general man- agement of fount uncheonette: ex- eris ._3505 Georgis_ave. n. YO for sutomoblle asen st be experjenced n BOOKkeeDIn preparation of car invoices. title work computation of finance charges; preferably gne who is famillar with C. x. ‘r or G. M. C. lime payment plan Tet. Bérfenter 192-R 8 OUNO LADIES —with pleasing personality. selling experi- ence: pay discussed at lntervlew Mr. Sterling. Rm. 403, assist age, ex- o Bax FREE HOSTER R YOU. Earn 5 to $20 weekly in spare time selling Iulfl“u!fl hosiery and lingerie: datly commission: experience unnecessary. Coronet Co.. 1333 P st. part-time work: ex- ‘Gail Atlantio SD18. coLo GIRL wants part-time work, no Sunday work: Districk hoos. position as cook OMAN wa hounworltn ®00d reference: cbox colored, first-class, experiy Ehow.: Teferences. 1815 15ih st North T hurse children: od District 1 Shleny GIRL. colored. wants ursing or part um; stay some nl[hu Xeltunu District intelligent. plain cooking, 1d atur 4819, GIRL. colored. meat. desires fob: nurse. housekeeper. Waltress: ey aundu, experi- enced: reference. North 9| GIRL, nxm colored, wishes nun-ume work, cookine. cleaning: excellent reference; $6 e work as Met, wishes colored. neat, 1: nurse, GIRL. Sork after school clean_and wishes part. ;T’k or general housework; 'nod ref. d for good steady incom necessary; we tnln Jou, am. 513'K st. Avoiy 9 to T YOU'NG MAN 18-21, high- uhool educa- dressed. travel and assist man- ‘oraining expense. mn HOSIERY Are you ambitious to start & ness of your own? _ Show our Sock: o start o expericnce necded: Coro Ret Co.. 1353 F st el BOOTBLACKS WANTED, 737 13th St. N.W. JANITOR. te, experienced for hotel: must un- dcm-nd Iron Pireman and capable of maki ing minor zlnmcnl lnd Dlumbml - pairs. Permanent to sober. g%q;t.ln Toom. Apply with Telerence, 1625 THE J R. WATKINS CO. —can use 2 men f ork: }{‘,,:“‘;{‘g“"“”;r Toute work: territories m o T week interest 3 apply B13 K st mw after D am o Ton STEADY EMPLOYMENT For men of sobs nodnml- tation; at |:n‘t°2=lr yhp‘f “o“f with D. S divine” permins wiaty ‘$ii 0 e sible earnings, $35 ‘mk =% 1256 22nd_st. ot selling_proposition. n.'. MECH Almx with helpers. for roofing #\ding, experienced: g0od wages: mnomeu concern. _Apply 9 a.m.. 2039 K st. . MEN ing something lenllllollll ant e M. Shay. 1416 e MEN to_supervise dis umm S Cireuiare: st how city. © Report 4 D.m._Tuesday. 622 K st MEN (50); to ¢ du‘mbnu o a. EN—T wm mra rwiedRTEy ¥ HEaT- u pearing nlun.’ r&ur let?: n;:aemd l!orp:;- obs. Wi . o i A T first-class, lklllod in matching, Avmx 45th st. n.w. between 12 and p.m.see Mr. Johnson. ®00d brush hands. Report Report Anm‘r wanted to make perspective ings from blueprints of machin- AT m«f AINTERS (3). ?udy for work, 7:30 a.m. 1708 Lamont for reproduction " Samples st be submitted nt\lrned fn. d nl‘]ofll“l’. Mfll‘lll T08-R. “Etar oftce UMBER, AND_STEAM FITTER. experl- Ehced Marm 'Box 142-8, Star office. RADIO-AER: must_be experi- teady work. Ask for e de alder. anb' at. n.w., Geoml . -n& comr 409 11th s! nsige work_onl mmian.”' co Mr. 10 uxnvw: MAN to take charge of tment; steady work, nmu d's:fi: i) right man. luv- E!wlr lchnelder 16 P e o o igsion, Gepending_upon . or commission, ngi‘i‘ltb. .Bur Mr. Knight, 1719 Conn. . n.w. BILK SPOTTER for dry clesning plant; A-1; state u.l-ry expected. ~Address Bo: B7-R. Star office. 4 A AND SANDWICH .______._—-- ve erence, enmlenu. Apply Onlumblt Dnu &n. 2600 Pa. ave. PRESSER. experienced. AD- By Faterbrise Latnary 1978 L st v, flrlt-chll Apply_ 7:30 MIDDLE-AGED MAN, Executive type, probably retired, good IPMII’IHCE and reputation, may secure wor’hy permanent position 1 th- retaf sales department of un W ll OM s LRl Ll paid w Dtnonll interview, address Box 184-] R. SALESMEN. Opening for 3 mbltlolll t 3 fpeseites, udie, s : none other need apply: no eon- ourly rate: mf' Y Apply ‘Novem- B l fl the mr of ter- Rootng' Cou fiza Rilode' Isiand JEWELRY On easy terms. Salary and commission. Will consider insurance men for this tion. Eli Rubin Co., 71 st. n.w. CREDIT and collection man- ager for large chain organi- zation. Must have wide ex- Tth |22 x:n-m' 50, l6, work, Gdod wases. imuel Rogers. 3033 M st. n.W. UMM wanted: ouly experd. men. t %fltndrll 1851 after 6 perience in installments steady employment with ex= cellent salary. Address Bot 299-R, Star office. — HELP DOMESTIC. must be first- Address Box Taundry: $35. m. Wednesday. COOK AND LAUNDRESS: class: small family: $10. 76-8. Star office. COOK. white: housewor rm. and bath.” Call 9-12 !lorth o:w assist wlm two '2» chudrtn nd twhn eou;‘z:y near Bethesda: 'S I $22 month._Pho ENERAL, HOUSEWORKER: must be Iond of children, good cook and laundret irs rm.: H'! in: $8 wk. Clarendon 948- Il GIRL. colored, wlshu Dll’t-lime work of any kind: ref.” Potomac it, kngg‘ru:rz'n'é’u n?mm' ?t%nh’%%s{" ™ GIRL. colored, desires general housework of any kind. West 2204. any references. | LSE_TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU . Emergency Laboratory. Room 601, estory Bide., 14th and F. Oven Sun. a.m ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH IN ELEGANT- 1y appointed private home near French bassy: references. Address Box 143-S, Star_office. PIANO PLAYER CAPABLE OF TRAINING an orchestra, and also ladies and young to n_ nl;{ in dance orchestra. Ad- o LOWEST PRICES on home lmpmvemenn during November. Have your home re- ¢onditioned "now” for Winter and save. DUN- MAR SJONT'RACTING Co. Natl 1(\’5. s Po( 2R4R. WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE, Exterfor or interior. it's all the same to the Federal Contracting Co. Whether it's Ichairing your, front porch o the installa- tion of N e-un. plant, Pederal does i CASH DO ; &OW INTEREST. ¢ YEARLY THE ONLY CHARGE. WE FINANCE WHERE OTHERS DON'T. Call today for a free estimate on any of the features listed below. Our orgi po: rienced ar tects. engineers and builders. We can adyise you about any of your problems without cost to you Cementing Papes Fireplace B3 Fifor Tiling Garase kel eating iring Hardwood Weather. floors’ tripping Interior dec- Miscellnemus orating Metal c Painting Carpentry Flumbing Plastering Porches Remodeling fing Stone work ~Build sddition Shingling lings Brick work Stuccoing THE FEDERAL CONTRACTING COo, INC, I N ¥, Natl. 7403 NATL. %a85™ N¥e: ADAMS 0033 6 ICATED BY ity etsctive tor 3 IHe: drugs’or surge S R SOMMERWERC e 1568 Columbia 7d. Adams 0388, Countryside School. Boarding and Day School POR BOYS AND GIRLS. 2 TO 1 oups. individual attention give d work in reading. health c-u- Iully murviud transportation and hot luncheons provided. 9401 Gtorlu av Silver Spring. Md. Shepherd 167 INSTRUCTION COU| RSES ma-rons in ®ood We teach you nultkl help gu ot lnmn now, - Burton Unntype in_ two years. atory: standard texts fu: ? Study st home. Write for cata- logue. Amum Box 463-K. Star_office. B. X. TRAINING. Prontable’ EASY. tascinatin PERSONNEL Service. 1:n| G. m 5 wanted by Johns D.: h nlli.lh wllfle or prep lchool Addren Miss M. L. G., 37th_st._n.w. ABC sHoR’mAN'D 10 days: simple. fast, Rccurate: typing: i Avldull attention 2 Dupont_circle. Decllur 45 REGG SHOR’ D by exn > teacher Sinners: Feview. spetd dicttion, lessons: moderate rates. Dec. 3584- TInquire 4. PART-TIME Hopkins Ph. B T Bookkeening. ~Busines ne. Business ment, Shorthand. Typing. Calciiats CAMERA REPAIRS. AMERA BECARING 815 1000 66 N.W ° Phone Nations) 4712 RESTAURANT and whisky bar doing SA00 Vi, Rent Sho- Erice $6.000. Terms. Bob Hollander. 1008 H_st. ROOMING HOUSE, (rnrmum at_14th) | [ne 4 baths oll heat. Rent $75. Price 1.20 erms. Mr. McKenney, 1008 H | cLaj m— tioned instruments T oc! BRICK. BUILDING MATzRuu—w"ck- ing fine Government hidgs. at Nat. Health Ins. Bargain prices, all sizes lumber. doors and windows with frames; steel sash. pipe. diation. Kenawee boiler. structural steel, garbage incinerator. hard brick, etc. Sale men on premises or call HARRIS WRECKING CO.. 2 Phone Lincoln 4093 000, u-ea $8 M on job: used 350" M; 200 sash. Amencun Wrecking 716 Norlh c-m- tol st. . Phone. Lincoin BUCKWHEAT | waxn—‘rne ‘most nomical form of automatic heat: costs lots less to run and can be instalied for one- sixth the cost of other systems. See it now: open evenings; easy parking. Harris Armlture Co.._9th nnd o n.w. ‘eco- : Gk 7. ool u;,u‘uuu [ A s ) polectors, Ba: obbin’s, b{ st ‘e have & few xood Tecond! osing out at 50: Carl Pischer. terms. ROCERY—Doing nice | owner 11 years Must sell, business. Rent $50. Only $600. Same with rooms. Mr. Purcell, 1008 ) per _month: 3 G st. n.w. s'roRB snlce for rent; R 12 yery busy location. Will_remodel ROOMING HOUSES in Washington, offer 2 eileg and hishly profitable " inves:- ment. We have a cholce selection. 0. B. 5 K st.n.w CATESSEN, doing $550 c mxn -class _equipment: rent. lunch_served: price only $5. Bob Hollander. 1008 H st. n. 'ROOMING HOUSE (Md. B ot baths; rent, $X(: income, Drice. $1.6007 terms. Mr. Caten 1008 H st Met. 4813, RESTAURANT, downtown, opp. 6 gas sta- tions and large motor company: rent, $80; rooms; no competition; doing $325 wkly. Price, 33.500; easy terms. Bob Hollander. ELICATESSEN. doing 250 price, only $2.250; Am\mm' & Pinance Co. Nat. wkly: ;, light terms. 00 weekly: rent terms Capital | 1008 H st. n.w. do Bob Holllnder loun H 5 U invest possibillties. W1 stand strict- investi tion: money fully protected. Best refer- | ences. No agents or postcards need answer. Address Box 31-R. Star office. Tic ney. K19 | Sintrict National Bank Bldg. Nationa] 1640, HOTEL conrolu'non FORMING: h gpening for 1 e nnngu'énember. Send complete 5. x No. REPAIRS AND SERVICE. ALL MAKES WATCHES_spring-wind and electric clocks repaired. Get it fixed imme- diately and pay on our easy terms of 50c Refweek, All work suaranteed. Telephone etropolitan 2295 and our_representative Fill call to give estimate. New York Jew- elry Co. 10th st. n.w. BEDDING u.'rm.r.sm DOX $prings and pillows ices and prompt del. Wash: Mativess o, usx.mp- Nat, 6679, CARPENTER—Painting, _papering,_ house painting special: Hyattsville, Mt. Rainier, !‘(I?ni'll!: reasonable rates. Greenwood 087 - LUNCH Hoou doing nice business. $55. Short hours. No Sundays. e JEJears, Brice S1.650. Bob_Holls 1008 H s Rent, Same o Terms. P B o e e 1008 H st. Met. Y ROOMING HOUEl (90" block of E 13 rms. 1% hl;hs Price $1.200, H:Kenne! 1008 t. Met. 4813 2 baths. Rent St M) { | for $30.00. | chifforobe, 'COAL”WOOD & OIL STOVES. Grate Bar: Circulating szters Stove_Pipe_ Fittings. 4—STORES—4. COAT., tan carscul size 1R: will sacrifice Address Box 8-R, Star office. COAT, brown muskrat. and also & coco ermine, size 16 and 18: odd fur collars. North 3128 ‘COAT. raccoon: 5, condition; 78, 0414 riect w umbla cost $2 sacrifice for COMPLETE LIVING ROOM new and atiractive: reasonable: leaving city. After 5. Columbia 7552, ERS._ show cases, shelving, tables, mirrors. display fixtures. coftee urns, stea: ubles' chnu stools, booths, etc. 30 DINING RM. FURNITURE—Oak table. 3 Daire ching cabinet. tea wagon. walbut s)d!bou! $25. Georgia 0422. 8307 DINI G mahogany ball and mlhonn! $50; Wisconsin 4566, 6501 e DINING SUITE. gas stoves. alnut. 10-piece: also 3 wlshh\z mlcmne :lectrlc Loda, Jals’i"'fif{oflf“fi"-w‘f e Phone Gnenrood 01, with vest Tuxedo Wi 3Tk both 38 short stout: in new condie )_each_Call Adams 7606. CTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator: cd fi: porcelain inside and pnmc.nv néw: $100. 1338 Nichol- vest; tion: P out: on FOR RENT or saic 1000 chairs and tables: lowest attention. _Call District 8112 FRIGIDAIRE. ail-porcelain. 6 cubic feet, excellent condition: owner leaving city. Call evenings, 1916 17th st. n.W., ADt. }‘ i1, FRIGIDAIRE. cost 2 Will_sell for $25, PRXGIDAIRBS “Kelvinators. Leonar | fine condition: also some floor model | reduced prices. Arthur H. 18 | Rhode Is. ave. n.e. Phone Greenwood 1501 astern mink: cost $1.2008 $175. Also brown cloth. nink. $30.00. ' Cleve lnfl mzz~ FURNITURE—Sell ¢ s 5-room -pm- ment including . piano, rrma.m Call tve‘mnn and Sunday. 1916 17th st. n.W. pt $30.00 ROOMING Rov!m—wa have good rooming houses for turn & net profit of from . These can be purchas See Mr. M!xlndel’ [J 945 K sl Ni sever: e, which, re- on ferme: B. Zantzinger C CHAIR CANING ,,,u",',‘;";‘,",; rockers splinted CLAY 1236 Totn'at nw Phone Metropolitun Toes ELECTRIC_WIRING ©x B % howereurea & bun otos 3l noonm SUSE_wanted &i once will DAy cash if price is easonable. Address Box §3-R. Star office. BEAUTY PARLOR: quick sale; 00d location. Phone Decatur 5. ) lo:nmn | 1031 Nor oy pnce 50 CORNER LUNCH ROOM reasonable for good buyer. orth Capitol_st. ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION tmptes Pree—Terms If Desired NE. __POTOMA luc FLOOR wonx sanding and _finishing: prices reasonable, work guaranteed. C. C. Deaton, 903 Longfellow st. n.w. Georsia Puoons FEFINDSHED, sanded. shellacked or varnished. cleaned. waxed: reason: pape'ml. painting. $5 room up. chines !‘nm nn' e fachineh of Nn- classes. LEARN | BEAUTY CUL’I'URE FREE CATALOG UE_EAS MABELLE HON OUR 19 Years of Successful Trllnml 1340 New York Ave. N. W. 7R. CALCULATING MACHINES Intensive courses in comptometer, Bur- o ughs, Monroe, Marchant, including touch yping,' 4-8 weeks. Day-evening seasions. Very Dopular courses. BOYD'S. 13 LEARN BEAU’I‘Y CULTURE E_LEARNING. WARPLYNN BEAUTY COLLE 1018 Vt. Ave. N.W. (Near K). GIRL. colored. wants work from 10 am. o l7 I llundr! Jan cook; no Bundays. o ?‘fl{fd' 1%?“-5!: 1 nights. I&rlrtll! refer'enu Decatur 5348 GIRL. colored. wants time _ job or Ll ime? 5o cooki Becaiur 3204 colored, Wants morning work. 8:00 Cail Wednesday morning. De- cooking: go ‘housework: fll 13 lm catur 3269-J. wishes mor North 6161 Wedn m. RL, © is day's work or Patt e G T To e o rell ble. trustworthy, city references. fter 9 a.m. Dm 1 62. LEARN BEAUTY CUL'I'URE Limited number of enroliments o special reduced rates. Expert ind. 'ldull instruction, shop ~experience. ' Graduates placed in positions. Start any time. Easy terms _Catalog on re MODERN sc‘%olgln.,og %z{n’! CULTURE. GREGG S| OR’IHAND AND. GRADED SPEED: PICTATION. Day and Evening Classes. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL mn SECRE.'I‘ARIES "TIVOI ING. 14eh Bo'at Bare Ra- Columbh 3000. OX'R.L lored general housework: small references required. Call umx. Sware o EaToiE infant. do 1h.W, rflmw Call Col. 9186 after b p.m. & GIRL, wanted for general house- work: mun uku children: sleep in: $30 month. Apply rson only. 124 Auburn Ve Bethesdn. Mae A colored: ch: : housework: Buffalo ave.. k. " Shepherd 1653 TR OR WOMAN. colored for mother’ helper or seneral housework: fo live in: £00d salary; references required o-u Co Fombie. 0805 o 4115 3rd st. ER. white, 40 to u “Tor thres good sdults: Bo washinK: good cook: 5 1915 % cmmm at. n o TR flgfll ll!mdrg un!h must live in, Ph‘gni mudolph 'ER — Prefer _young girl: wl dul’ll' stay mlhu"o:cnm ily. OIt. sareor e 1oom. board and salary. “Api. Al 15t st. me. WOMAN. neat setiled: Tor eneral Bouse- nal T uired: one in T mfl‘.flufly) 307 per moath, - Box 115, WOMAN. white. with Bursine cwperience care for baby: .‘ r'm: .lll ll.‘.f'. Fhone Wabhut 7700 Apt. 3 cter references Te- nights: $5 wkly. 5625 w‘n‘. eneral housew: y A A!' tnnny 2: sleep in; mo laundry. al_housework: _stay_some lehte: !‘g:a‘g references. 407 Turner 'olgflrmlllm of m'mu M'- =3 0 a.m.. 1!% L. vl SITUA'I’IONS MEN. e R I s Col. 8778. ARTENDER. rienced, sober, mm:{ o.nmmnvvaim = e = few BOOKKEEPER-ACCO! York, wide banking uxpemm:e 'uhel per- manentposition with chance lox Aduance; t. Phone Adams 0700, Ext. 7t 5 k Spanish. iblic office experience, ‘fls‘ e reterences. e T as_chauffe: houseman xetemeu. "Nor t 9204, Mr. Payne. MAN. exper: ires lenced, desi: an. driver. cook, etc. !t. l.l AtIAn MAN wants or Janitor; 436 ¢ s h:u‘;uu"du 'GIRL. colored. wants ence. Call after 7. Pflfi?mle 412_ colored, 3rd kL ;xverlenuddl II“:.D#.. rec(;;- Ny, 98 e = fo\ns, biankets: . Columbia 7602, efer- wants “TIME MORNING WORK, by depend~ PR honest ‘colored. ginl: AT Tete "?.Au North 6568. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. LEARN DIESEL ENGINES. Diesel Is America’s Fastest Growing Industry. FREE. 32-page book. 112 Allustrations, “THE MARCH OF DIESEL."” will open 70“! eyes to new oF’M‘Dl’tlflnlzll!“‘e wrlu i1l Diesel Schools. Office istrar, o Bonre Miltcr 921 Bmerson at. o —By WEBSTER Sandi E FLOORS nding, finjshing. 1 Sherrier pl. n qlevelilrnfliflLfi E oapus’rnunu;\ D CEMENT WORK. No job too far nor too small, Willam Thomas. Distiict 4570, PAINTING. papering. roofn al re- Pairing guaranteed: reas. lumuhllh 1724 Webster st n.w_Fhone Adams 7108 'APERHANGING. painting; special this week. Imperial washable paper. $6.95 suarantee my work. Spigel, Columbia 90 peinting,” Dlasterin 1 do ates, Columbia 1% Te80. PAPERHANGING done at once, $4 and up, including paper: best 'orlmln- ship; white mechanic. Georgia 0024 4 PAPERHANGING—Special this 'eck moml acnnedbg; cracks fllled, with a in our o my own work: anteed. Georgis 421 % Tonest_price; mi L an: Morris Lean 031' 576 e 7 G. PAINTING: 'orx “guaranteed: tom_prices: 50! pr for ‘work. Eoitimbia 775508 Keavon n.w. PAPERING AND PAINTING—Responsible wrkmnn. prices reasonable; work guaran- : best references; estimates. Col. 4641, PAPERING AND PAIN'IING Oen!rll Tepairs t Adlml 3|96-W ROOMS S5 UP. WORK aloml. 508 Onu?: Pl fi W_Geo. %405 PAPERIN with | B mech-nle (fl xEF b‘:gagn"arl St lowest prices. nd other repairs. “Call Potomsc &3 ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES, ideally located: clean, full, well furnished, profitable: shown by sppointment, uthart Co., 1125 Vermont, Dist. 8476, 6 WANTED—A rooming or boarding house: consider any. but must be bargain: prompt decision. Addr! Box 2-R. Star office. 8° FRUIT ST for sale. doing :uod busi- ness. Amvly 839 Blld!n.sbuu rd ne. corner, 1l _equipped: in t possibilities 0 ddreu agx "sTin Star office. + STATION: best-class Jong lease: price; 0-R. Star office. LINE SUPER large business: 0.000._Address Box 1 COl soda 1 nrmy store: rent. month: store and 4 rooms: price, Si Address Box 1R1-S. Star office » GAS STATION—Buyer must have $850.00 for lene. stock. equipment: answer unless’ you mean business: not forced to Sell: interteres with other inters good corner location: truck and fTansit cach accounts. mo méney to carry these accounts: U. S. No. tage City. Md.: 1 mile from D. C. line; C, Drices. ,Oall Hystisville 510, Tugs. 0. RESTAG mN‘r downtown, monthly: - rent oaly RI35 Rathskeller. Price. $16.000. Easy terms. Same owner 15 years. BOB HOLLANDER, 1008 H St. N.-W. ROOMING HOUSE. dolng _%6.600 Mr. Gaddis, 2386, B2 1s New York ave. . W, Wl HAVI the buyers for g‘ur rooming or | bondml honu business. ey are willing to or terms. 8ell now while they are willing 10 buy, " No charge unless sold. Gl Nationa; 545, S. WIN FIELD 908 10th N.W. Wuh Largest Rooming House Broker RESTAURANT _witl hisky bar. beautifully Sy cauipped. Owner will T $100 daily business. Seats 1 DA two places, Wishes to sell one. " BOB HOLLANDER, 1008 H St. N.W. Ver gulrlnzu $3.500 1185 Micnis: % o repnr Stucco resurfaced. mneys. Waternroof basements. Gamp walta: Teets rou s. Ress. umglch Lincoln 4457-W. 700 Dagmens " Sroeior » ")“' i 5% Qnfi‘fl“’.flx MODERN BATH ROOMS, CALL H. BERENTER, ADAMS 8855. CARPENTER WORK, ADAMS 8855 BUSINESS ononwmms. m. ll.l. .) .. S ROOMING HOUSES 12th St. N.W. 11th 8t. N.W! . 20th St. N.W. [CTo Ty GRBRBDORN 945 K St. NW. NA. 5371 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ACCORDIONS—We're closing out our re- wfl?lilflneg I:“x’ld .;“,hvl:g '”5'5 at bllr‘l“l!l‘ 8" ane $3br Bertini. 24 bass. “$10.50: base! A $45; easy terms. Kitt's, l‘fi’?m v h!nlonll 4730, e ot rase Datsaine: about 301 500 0, machiner bargains: 1201 maat Caitol st. Open Llneol.n 0082, Barrett portable and vlmr.%en shape: at uerlflce . Apt.7._Col. 4625. 1448 Parl Amflufl FROM oM TAT?EML m' jental rus ic-a-brac, heirloom: 3 %:r; dishes. ‘mirrors, lamps. Edelson’s, 818 and lass, bri %"' “‘ ""‘“’": feed m&u muL TivingToom rags, b ast _set, 3303 Georgla ave. ¢ with hot-water 12‘! ln L‘fln ar —rnh 5%""::%‘.“3.’&.‘%! Pllnm'nmz-unhonny uun bedl and dresser for sale. cheap. 11. GAS RANGE, white porcelain, 4 -burner: laree oven. bioller. warming oven, canopy, shel cl elnm 6028. Sorres) nuo. x{yle C " Spanis 50 Tp" Nationel G l HOT-WATER BOILER. in_sood conditioni suitable oil or_coal; cipacity sufficient 10+ room house. P. O. Box . U st. station, HOUSEHOLD P'L"RNIEIH or five-room. bungalow: must be sold by g >n Weds . . 1136 N. Utah st Arlml(on LEICA. model Summi Nith case S100) rewula price. S35, dress Box 125-8. Star office LUGGAGE TRAILER: very reasonable: sood cordition.” Phote Walnut 7700, exe i AGT EF GAS RANGE. n cosi ST Seir SSRGS o 5 pom. MOTORS, refrigerator ea. blowers, fans. winding. window display. end, ol-burner rushes: repair; c.m 1608 14th, OFFICE used _aesks, chairs filing cabinets wmmum mu . Co_new location R00 E'nw . Natl OFFICE FURNITORE—A jares assoriment of used pleces at low orices. H Baum & 6Est nw. i RECORDS_slighily used larse a. ent, new selections, and PIANOQ. brand-new Wurm.ur spinette con= sole. $195: one of the latest models of this new popular style snd fully g teed in every way. low oric s 0 PIANOS. smallest size. late model baby grand; one of the styles designed for very small rooms, $165. In very good condi- on; nlher reconditioned grands from ues and can 2 Natl. 4730, Kitt's. 330_G_st. PIANOS—Reconditioned uprights. $28 to $60. If you just want a used piano tem- porarily. you can buy one of these instru- ments and turn it in on a better | Bald” hre 730, Kh(l 1310 | PIANO—We have a good small baby | grand used for only 6 months and lusn Tepossessed. that can be pure any one_who will continue the ba nu of the $10 monthly payments. lin $200. One of our best selling models and in perfect conditlon: mew plano gusrantee. Kitt ) PIANOS fin RENT. $3_per month snd up.. Lnuest selection ln lhe city to choose from. These makes: Fisher, Stec! c.mz Nelson. - Wurlitzer. skm & Estey, Mathushek spinets, Wegman e, e aine A el e, Bail Naclonai 4136, xm: 1330 G st 2-n.p. motor, $35 lex- Y NEW :zh swlnn ave. and River rd. Al Va. Emersons, dria. RADIOS_Unclaimed _ Philcos, Atwator Kents and Crosleys from. our re Dair shop: home and suto sets, $3.95 uj gpen evenings; parking. Harris Armature Cac s and o RADI ous_General Totio at 38,08, brandonew 1837 models: et our price first on any radio: open éenmu,b Harris Armature Co, Oth and ged for d. ; open evenings: Co., 9th and O n.w. RADIGS—werrg closing out ol‘; raun stock of 1936 tions. $90.50 Al at all-wa console. now $30.50; $64.95 e hea Amer, foreign 7-tube = recelver. no vn ns sss 50 C. A.-Victor tH strumbn‘fl son $5! l hllh-fldellly all-wave set, 9 tubes. now §120. Jerms and nl"."" susrantee, ilits. 1 oo 30._ RADIO—A. ¢, ¢ changed for a. Harris Armat: El C..;l)mhll n' ulO Open eves. Phil possessions. 3 °1°9'|u"x m RADIOS—1935-36 $8.95 comp. and _up: $40.05 and '$50.95: easy terms; 100 to choose from. Apex Elec. Co. 709 8th st. n.w. at G. Open eves. RADIOS_exchanged: A. C. and n C.. Am nded $5 dlflsrenco most sats. . 709 9th st. atG. Rlu)xo—wzs th:o Daby, nnu. $1205 Tanteed perfect.” Apéx: Eiec Ccm 709 Dl-ll st. n.w. at G Opon eves, RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS — 1635 model. $375: R. C. A-Vlcwr ali-wave, sutomatic record czn ation. Jitn home I;uArnnu 15 i T"'s noor umau- fron '":r 5 4730. xm nvos mso dest, $24 75 Clv]tul nlll'g‘ 25"1 14th st. n.w. nn. tu on ey B xm' ifl% SAXOPHO! Nl—conn E-fat alto; silver, with pearl keys: cost $143: will 350: 210 Decatur st. B.w. ““907 _‘_————W ;an«: big ec. mumfil‘:‘l" . con. i B i.;":?‘é‘.&rh&"&‘»; PN uo?:'nl 730. 's. L 'orl. t“‘*llm&. for ’ll %I\- Efi on Next Pase) SAXOPHONES—Here e values '0 huve - $5050; very