Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1937, Page 61

RECOVERY HELD - ON SOUND BASIS Standard Statistics Stress Vitality in Face of Ad- verse Factors. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, February 6—In its weekly summary of the general busi- ness situation, the Standard Statis- tics Co. of New York currently com- ments as follow: “Any apprehension over the sound- ness of the recovery movement should be thoroughly dissipated by the vi- tality shown by business in the last month in the face of a number of adverse developments, including strikes, floods, adverse crop condi- tions and monetary uncertainties, both here and abroad. While aggre- gate business activity in January was moderately below the December level, reports to date indicate that indus- trial operations for the country as a whole were probably 20 per cent ahead of the corresponding month of last year. “The strike situation in the auto- mobile industry apparently reached a crisis this week with the granting of the injunction against the occupancy of General Motors plants by sit- down strikers. In this connection, it should be recognized that, aside from General Motors, the industry has been operating at an unusually heavy rate. “Of much greater importance than the immediate effect on production are the longer term implications of the present strikes. Complete success of the Lewis forces would be definitely adverse. It would mean that a small minority of workers could effectively tie up a number, af_important indus- tries; it would open the way for a labor dictatorship and would place industry at the mercy of the whims of a few labor leaders.” CORPORATE EARNINGS. NEW YORK. February 6 (# —Corporate earnings reports issued during the week | showing profits per share included: Year Ended December 3 14 E de Nemours Westinghouse Flec. & Mfg. General Railway Signal Commercial Invests American Brake Sho Blaw-Knox Co., Harbison-Walker Refractories P. Lorillard A. Hollander Noblitt-Spark: Mohawk Carpet ) F. W. Woolworth Co. Bristol-Myers Co. it Co. Commercial C; Consolidated Cigar Corp. Minneapolis-Honeywell Pennsylvania 8Sait Mfg. Standard Erands, T American " Chicle’ Co. =T American Sieel Foundries American Woolen Co. Mathieson Alkali Works Year Ended November Devoe & Raynolds Co. i Year Ended October 31. Deere & Co a0 a—On Combined preferred and comi shares. b—Second preferred. c—Preferred. Industries Tils c5. 176 0. 4.41 " ACROSS. 1. Plant of mustard fam- ily. 6. Beaten. 11. Famous violin maker, 16. Constellation. 21. Made of flax, 22. The white poplar, 23. Bird of the thrush fam- dly. 24, Class. 96. 25. Quickly. 98. 26. Producing redness, as of 100. 102. 103. 105. 106. 84. Blue 86. Attempted. 87. Male 90. 92. 93. Stop. State Near +108. Coat. 110. Wayfarers’ shelter, 113. Slander. 39. Not so much, 40. Summit. 42. Fronts. 44. Combat persons. 45. Headgear. 115. An excellent grade. 58. Omen. 133. Palrs 60. Soared. 62. Follow again from the beginning. 64. Atmosphere, 65. Having a red color. 67. Hail! 68. Said. 70. June bug. 71. Retracted. 73. Fault. 75. Preventing. 77. Omitted. 8. A prefix denoting ill. 80. Binds, ~ | Colorado Red McClures, U. S { | erade A. 83. Dance step. 88. Neglect. Grasses ylelding fari- naceous seeds. Lineal measure. Doctrine. Hurried. Gems. Accomplished. Seraglio. 107. Point of compass; abbr, green shrub, 116. Bavarian river. between twoll8. Fragments. 120. Quieted. 121. Lyric. 47. An unusually large orl23. Crimsons. 125. Relate. 126. Metric measures. 127. Healing ointment. 130. Blazing. 135. Dutch dialect in South Africa. 139. Roused. 141. Clamor. 143. Indecision. 145. Siamese coin. 146. Deprive of carbon. 149, Irregular. 150. Best part. 151. Grind down. 152. Group of eight. 153. Senior. 154, Restrain. . . 155. Compound ether, INSURANCE STOCKS NEW YORK. February 8 (#).—New York Security Dealers’ Association: Bid, Asked. Aetna Cas (2a) 104% ‘108 Aetna Tns (1:60) 4713 Aetna Life (.80a) _ Am Equit (1.60) Am Ins Newark ('2) - Am Reins (3) Am Reserve (1a) Am Surety Automobile Balt_Amer Contin _Cas (1) Fid & Dep_(1%) Firemens Nwk Frank Pire (1a) Gen Reinsur (2) Glen Falls (1.60) Globe & Rep (.80) Globe Rut B Great Amer (18) _ Hanover (1.60) Harmonia_(1.30) Hartford Fire Home Fire Sec Home Ins (la) Homestead (1) Lincoln Fire " Natl Fire (2) " _ Natl Liberty (.20a) N Hampshire (1.60) N Y Pire (.80a) Nor River (%4g) Phoenix (2a) Prov Wash (1a) St Paul Fire (f) Springfleid (412a) Sun_Life = Travelers (16) U S Fire (2) = Westchester (1.20a) a—Also extra or extras. g—Declared or paid so far this CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO, February § (P.—Poultry. live, six trucks: steady. Hens over 5 pounds, 16%; 5 pounds and less, 17; Leg- horn hens, 12: colored Springs.’ 18; Ply- mouth and White Rock, 20: colored broil- 21; White Rock. Plymouth Rock. : bareback, 16: Leghorn chickens, 1% Toosters. 13; Leghorn roosters. 12 keys. heéns. 18: young toms, No. % turkeys, 1:: whité and_colored, colored. 3¢ P, capons. 7 pounds pounds. 1. Creamery, . 34aial t « « 48341 extra firsts (90-91). -80), 31128321, tralized' carlots).” 43%z. settled: extra firsts. local fresh-graded firsts. local, 22 current receipts. 20z Butter futures. storage ruary, 317, March. 31%: November. 297, Egg futures. fresh’graded firsts. Febru- 2134; refrigerator standards. October, Potatoes. 69: on 212: total United States shipments. 71: old stock, firm: strong undertone; supplies moderate: demand light, Sacked per hundredweight, Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. 1. mostly 3 3.50; occasional car higher and lower; . 8. No. 2, practically free from ‘cuts and clipped ends. 3.15a3.20: No. 1."very few sales. best, 1.35; Wisconsin round whites, U.'S. 0a2.50: U. S. Commercial, .25 Michigan Rus- S. 1. H( : fair 2 ) B New stock steady: supplies moderate: demand light: track sales less than carlots, Florida, bushel crates, Bliss | Triumphs. U. S. No.' 1. few_sales. 210a 2.15 a crate: street sales, Florida, Bliss | lumphs, bushel crates, U. 8. No. i, 2.10 2 15: fair quality. 2.00: U. 8. No. ®5ai 90: few high as 2.00 a crate. Potato I‘I‘l()urcs. Idaho™ Russets, March, .60. ary. N S;:I]mofi 7to Yat;dly'u P’n‘ulc’. [SIPIA] C 156. Approaches. DOWN, 1. American sold! frontiersman. 2. Mature. 3. Growing out. 4. Hides. pigments. cat. 6. Menu. 7. Vituperative. of being overfull. 9. Ingredients. 10. Dare. 11. Curved. 12, Humidity. East inhabitant. 14. Pretenses. 15. Bury. 16. Turkish officers. 17. Rebel. 18. Empty. 19. Silkworms. 20. Vends. 27. Siamese coin. 30. Snake. 33. Residue. 36. Native. 38. Directs. 41, The Scriptures. ornamental ever- 46. More likely. 47. Scanty. of units. 50. Withered. 51. Competitor. 53. Confirmed. 56. Images. 57. Twilled woolen 59. Wealth. 61. Pardon. 63. Pieces out. 66. Naval officer. 69. Kneecap. L) | Super | 414s Nov | 4%4s May. = | 157. English magpies: var. 5. Large knife: obs. 8. The beak of a tortoise. 13. Masculine nickname, 43. Part of the calyx. 48. Milton’s “Regent of thel26. 49. Perceptive power. INVESTING COMPANIES NEW YORK. February 68 (#.—New York Becurity Dealers’ Association: Bid. Asked. Admin Fd 2nd Inc - Affiiated F Inc Amerex Hold Am Business Sh Am Gen Ea Inc Am Ins Stocks _ Assoc Stand Ofl Bancamer Blsir Bank Group Shrs Banker: Nat Inv Corp Basic industry British Type Inv Broad St Inv Bullock Fund Can Inv Pund Central Nat Corp Central Nat Corp “B Century Shrs Tr. Gonsolid Funds Corp “A" Continental Sh Pt - Corporate Trust Corporate Trust AA Corp Tr AA mod Corp Tr Accum Ser Corp Tr Acc Mod Grum & Forster - Crum & Forst 8% pf Crum & Forst Ins B Crum & Forst Ins 7 pt- Cumulative Tr Sh " Depos Bk Sh N ¥ “A’ Depos Ins Shrs “A” Depos Ins Shrs Diversified Tr B Diversified Tr C Diversified_Tr D Dividend Shrs Z Eauity Corp $3 pt Fidelity Fund Inc _ First Boston Corp - Fixed Trust Sh A Fixed Trust Sh B Found Tr Sh A Fund Investors Inc Fund Tr Shrs A Pund Tr Shrs B Gen Investors Tr Group Sec Agriculture Group Sec Automobile Group Sec Building Group Sec Chemical Group Sec_Food Group Sec Invest Shrs _ Group Sec Merchandise Group Sec Mining Group Sec Petroleum Group Sec R R Equip Group Sec Steel Group Sec ‘Tobacco Huron Holding Incorp Investors Insurance Group Shrs Investors Fd “C" Inc Keystone Cust Fund B- Major Shrs Corp Maryland Fund Mass Invest Tr Mutual Invest Nation Wide Sec Nation Wide Voting _ N'Y Bk Tr Shrs North Am Bond Tr ctfs Northern Secur Plymouth Fund Inc Quarterly Income Sh Repres Tr Shrs Repub Invest Pund Schoelikopf-Hutton & Pm Selected Am Sh Selected Am Sh Inc Selected Cumul Sh _ Sclected Income Sh Selected Indus cv pf _ Spencer Trask Fund _ Stand Am Tr Shrs Siand Util Inc State Street Invest Super of Am Tr A Super of Am Tr AA Super of Am Ir B of Am Tr BB _ of Am Tr C . Super of Am Tr D Supervised Shrs Trustee S'and Inv C Trustee Stand Inv D Trustee St Ol Shrs A Trustee St Oil Shrs B Trusteed Am Bk “B” Trusteed Industry Shi U S Elec Lt & Pow U 8 Elec Lt & Po U S Elec Lt & P voting- Wellington Fund FEDERAL LAND BANKS NEW YORK. February 6 (¥.—Federal Land Bank bonds Super - 105 105% May. | at 9.75, | lightweight steers sold at 7.25a8.00. A | few Emon and medium bulls went at 5.50a | 16.50; a few good beef bulls, up to 7.00 or above. Cutter bulls down to | | paid sparingly. the top. Most 225-250-pound averages 72. Make fit. 73. Sheep cry. 74. Heron. 6. Worry, 79. Unit. 81. Be ill. 84. Chide. 85. Sledges. 87. Foot traveler. 88. Small spar. $9. An extensive plain: Sp. Am. 90. Tufts on birds’ heads. 91. Cuts. 93. The phylum comprising the birds. 94. Meaning. 95. Corpered. 97. Persecute. 99. Decree. 101. Periods of time. 104. Pure. 106. First governor general of Irish Free State. 109. Chum. 111. Arranged in rows, spots on insects. 112, Trust. 114. Toward the Orient. 117. Road machines. 119. Calcine gypsum. 122. Small lizard. 124. Noisy sleeper. Beast of burden. 127. Lessened. 128. Imbecile. 129. Lawful. 131. Ridge. 132. Wedge-shaped device. fer and grassy 55. Instruments for meas-134. Compositions for two. uring radiant energy. 136. Positive terminal. 137. Item of property. 138. Looks slyly. 140. Brewer: Obs. 142. Early. 144, Chrip, 147, Feline. 148. Philippine tribesman. A cloth, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 7, 1937—PART FIVE. Baltimore Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, February 6.—The live poultry market showed some fluctu- tions during the week, quotations at the close of the period being slightly lower on several lines than last week, but showing increases of some others. The market continued dull most of the week and the declines for most part amounted to not more than 1 cent a pound. Broilers, at 21a22, were 1 cent lower than last week, but young chickens remained steady at 20a22 for Rocks and 20a21 for mixed colored. Poor and thin stock, however, com- manded better prices at 15a18. In old hens, Rocks sold 17a18, a little lower than last week. A few of the best, however, com- manded 19. Mixed colors were from a cent to 2 cents lower at 17a18, and poor, thin stock was steady at 12al4. Leghorns at 13al5 were a cent lower and roosters remaiie. steady at 10a12. Muscovy ducks were slightly higher at 15a17, but Pekins at 15a16 and the puddle variety at 12al4 were steady. There were no changes in guineas at 45a50 each for birds weighing 2 pounds and over and 35a40 for smaller. Capons remain<d at 24a25 for those weighing 7 pounds or more, with smaller bringing 22a23. Turkcys were slightly higher at 22a23 for young hens, 16a18 for young toms and 12314i for less desirable stock. Eggs Remain Weak. The egg market continued to display weakness during the week and quota- tions declined slightly under fairly |« heavy receipts. There was a slight re=- covery of ! cent a dozen at the close of the period. As a result the quota= | tions are only ?; cent lower than last week at 22 for current receipts and | medium-sized hennery whites and 23 | for large whites. Only moderate demand continues for what little nearby and native gar- den truck there is on the market at the following quotations: Kale, 20a25 bushel; spinach, 25a75 bushel; sweet potatoes, 50a80 bushel; purple top turnips, 20a30 half bushel, and yellows, 50 per 100 pounds. Moderately light receipts of live | stock were reported in all branches of | the local market during the week and the supplies were well distributed over the period, according to the local bu= reau of the Department of Agriculture. Generally a narrow demand existed for | most kinds of live stock as dull action ' and weak prices prevailed in the dressed or consuming trade. Meat Outlet Restricted. | mec HELP ME.N. CONTACT MAN. bet. and 45 years of age. accustomed to meeting highest type iness men. Give past experience and iclephone number. ~ Address Box 140;D. CURB ATTENDANTS. over 18 tips, meals._ADply 5111 G DODGE and Plymouth mechanic: class. with experience on other make i other than first-class need not p- ‘must be sober and steady. Fred Motor Co.. 100 Georgia ave. n.w. Do not phone. Apply after 10 Sunday morning. - N, for air-conditioning layout y_imediately. District 8113. EDITOR, part time, for popular house or- &an and ‘trade journal. Address Box 114-D, Star_office. EGG CANDLERS, one or two, Those that have passed_the Government grading ex- amination. State all qualifications in writ- ing. _Address Box 279-B. Star_office. ENGINEER. white. willing to do firing: eight hours. steady fob; good Wages. Apply 240 h st. FOOD CHECKER. white; hotel experience necessary. Apply in person. D. C. Public Employment Center, 456 Indiana ave. D.W. No fees. = GROCERY CLERK. experienced; only one capable of taking care of good trade need apply: reference. ADply 5516 Conn. ave._ GROCERY CLERK, over 21, one who un- derstands meats preferred: refs. required. work. _Appl: sistant _warehouse man with _wholesale paper business. Splendid opportunity to right person. Address Box 75-D, Star ce. HELP _MEN. HELP MEN AND .WOMEN. TRACTOR-TRAILER DRI (10), ex= perienced oniy, for local delivery. Apply 1 pm. New Jersey ave. and R st. 5.. Universal Car Loading. UPHOLSTERER, first-class man. __Apply Acme Upholstering Co.. 3165 Mt. Pleasant 5t.n.w._Do not_phone. WATCHMAKER. _ reliable; _experienced part time; references. Address Box 76-D, Star _office. SOLICITOR-SALESMAN cdrk in pho- wlon-_:p;n studio. Apply Harrfs & Ewing, KITCHEN MANAGEW for laree boarding. ‘with experience in handling employes, buyink,_and menu’making. State fully. qualifici experience and entrance salary. A Box 145-D. Star office. YOUNG MAN, grocerie: Sol._3940. _____ LARGE NATIONAL MANUPACTURER —Can immediately place 4 men in estab- ltshed routes paying up to $3250 first week: must be zggressive and furnish ref- erence; onily men with ambition for ads vancement need apply. Apply 9 to 1 a.m. 1110_9th st. n.w. Z s ARE there two honest. alert. experienced service station attendarits who want a job? Garrett. District BK2: G AN ESTABLISHED CONCERN which has been in operating in nearby Virginia and Maryland for 8 years has an opening in their sales department for an honest, energetic man who is not afraid of work. Must have car and be able to furnish references of previous employment. Un- less you have these qualifications do not apply. _Address Box 19-W. Star office. the recognized serv- ice for cooking, water heating and re. frigeration for homes bevond the gas mains. has an opening in the sales organ- ization for a man who is not satisfled with fust being a salesman. Opportunity for advancement depends entirely upon abllity, willingness to follow instructions and hard work. If you are interested in the future and can meet our require- ments. call Mr. Bartholomew at Kensing- Lon &4, Monddy. Feb. 8. between u 8., STEADY EMPLOYMENT. experienced in meat and 3320 Georgia ave. Phone HOTEL NIGHT CLERK. exp.; must under- stand transcript and telephone switch- board; staie age, experience. references. salary and phone number. Address Box 401-A. Ster office. _ JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. must have local experience and reference: application con- fidential._Address Box_1::-D._Star office. MAN with chain or dept. store experience; married man_preferred: own or able to drive light car: only man accustomed meet- ing the public need write. Address Box 5. old. to work in store live’ with parents; salary. Give phone in reply. Address 70-C_Star office. e MAN 10 call on regular customers. with a national advertised product; pay regular on a weekly basis. Apply 9 National Press Bidg.. 2 to 4. i has " opent for man 20 to 30 vears old: experience not necessary: commission basis. Address Box 129-C._Star office. _ R MEAT CUTTER. white. grocery experience: under 40 yrs. age. Apply in person. D. C. Public Employment Center. 450 Indiana ave. n.w. No_fees. Oy MEAT SALESMEN, two. with local res- taurant contacts. ' Only high-crace men considered. Confidential. -B. Star office. __ MECHANIC to drive Whi February =0 for transportation expense one way Met. 5234, MECHANIC. white. experienced ir in- taining in good condition a fleet of Dodse trucks. In reply state age, experience. list marired _or sh Address Box previous employers. 1t le. and salary expected. -C._Star office._ 0. reliable. for special work: some experience will be helpful but not sary. Excellent opportunity. 'with future. "Address Box_224-C. Star office. MEN. age 1 to 35. for sight-seeing lec- turers. no experience necessary: we teach you. Applicants must have high school or college education and be able to_underzo 5 weeks' course of instruction. _Good pay for those who qualify. Address Box . The restricted outlet for meats made for very slow action in most branches | of the live market, and prices were | usually tending on the weak side. For | the week cattle closed weak to 25 cents | lower. There was a mild advance on | vealers at the opening of the week. but | level of values was back to about | steady to strong basis by the close. Hogs gained around 10 to 15 cents by the middle of the week, but lost | elevation on Thursday to put the close | back near a steady basis. Lambs encountered a weak to 25 cents lower trade early in the period and showed only a firmer undertone at the close, so the current top was 20 | cents under a week ago. Slaughter ewes remained in small volume and fully steady. Quality of the steer sup- | ply during the week was less attractive | than during the previous week and | bulk of offerings were medium grades | under 1,200 pounds. Range of sales was 8.2529.50, with a load of medium | and good grade lightweights selling | Early in the week two loads brought 9.85. Most lots of common common and medium heifers brought 6.00a8.00. At the close low cut- ter and cutter cows sold at 3.25a4.50, common and medium grades, 4.50a5.50, Good quotable to 6.00 or above. Com- | 5.00. Goed Vealers at $12 to $12.50. During the week good vealers sold at 12.00a12.50, the latter price being { Most common and medium grades made 7.00a11.00, culls down to 6.00. Several consignments of weighty calves and yearlings of Southern origin and scaling 200-500 pounds sold at 5.00a7.00; most sales, 5.5026.50. On the Friday market in the hog division good and choice barrows and scaling 170-225 pounds sold at a11.00, h the latter price at brought 10.40210.80, while heavy weights sold down to 9.90 and under. Light lights, or 140-160-pound weights, cleared at 10.25a10.75; most slaughter pigs scaling 120-140 pounds making 9.50a10.00. Good packing sows sold at 8.0029.30, medium grade sows down to 825 or under and good stags at 8.00 down. Most of the hogs were trucked in lots that sold in the lower half of the price ranges. Many soft and oily hogs™have been noted lately and these are sold “subject to kill” with discounts of 1.00 per hundred- weight if soft and 2.00 if oily. Ee U ATae Bee Keepers to Be Organized. South Africa will organize bee- keepers to save as much as possible of the $2,000,000 worth of honey lost each year by lack of modern methods. HELP_MEN. ACCOUNTING STUDENT. with ofice - Derience. for clerical Work. ® stuse e pon fcient with figures and ablé to type. Hours, 9:00 ‘am. to 1:00 p.m. Salary. $10.00. E:::ifi lz‘g %t:lzl:ltluon.Axe(eren:ea and other geossaary 5. 'Address Box 146-D, ADV. "SOLICITOR for . established ho Organ magazine; v lon, RIS e Mgl Commision. ATTORNEY. patent, desired by Eastern_ manufacturing Corporation 10 s ganize and take charge of patent work, me experience and technical training Decessary. State experience. education anq salary desired. Address Box 103-D, Star i office. AUTO “"RADIO _TE c splendid ODDoFtuntty. s “r‘.'{;mfi“::‘ékfi ¥ OTeanization: give complete details of ri Address Box C. Star oftes, o nHak AUTOMOBILE PAINTER, 5pray gun, alto famillar ithe BALa] wonk Aoply Fred Motor Co.. 4101 Kansas ave. AUTO ~_RADIO TECHNICIAN, i splendid opportunity with rapidly" grom: ing organization; give complete details of with | Co.. | ence. | Pennsylvania” Star office s men Bonus and weekly McBrady. 1047 Van Experience unnecessary check arrangement. Buren. Chicago. Men—We can use two m reputation ‘beiween ihe ‘ages ‘ot 1 “snd ). With D. C. drivers’ permits: earnings, 30 10 40 per week. P ing. _Apply Mr. Roth. 1 MANAGER 5c AND _10) MUST HAVE EXPERTENCE " Apply 1 H 6T, N.W. SALESMEN, FIVE SELECTED MEN who_desire the opportunity to learn the oil burner and fuel oil business will be given inten ive training for one week. bezinning at once. after which opportunity will be given to those Who qualify 1o enter this attractive fleld with one of the leaders of the coun- iry. A _car is essential. Apply all ! week. 1719 Conn. ave. n.w. We are now Sine, oll-burning equipment for imme: nstallation and no. payment | be_made until next Scptember. > "ocd LATHERS. Call_Metronolitan_0#: - PHOTO AGENTS. A situdio. Th0 con® Beto 1 | CASHIER. A permanent position in a dept. store for a young wom- an of integrity and experi- ence. State age. Address| Box 78-D, Star office. CAB DRIVERS. Get_Our Proposition on New 37 PLYMOUTH-DODGE _CA UNION TAXICAB ASSOCIATION nd_AND N SIS. NW MET._0400. ! [ J. R. WATKINS CO. | Can use three men over "5 in D. C. and | suburban_teiritories in established grocery Toutes. NO experieice Necessary: we train | you. "If from SIx to $30 per week inter- | ests you. apply 513 K st. n st.nw THE PALAIS ROYAL, INC. ‘o Has select openings for man over assist manager on outside sales. No cold | canvass work Applicant must have neat | Hllllyvkrlf\‘C! ]nn?’ha-:p car. Permanent po- | sition. " Apply 10 &.m.. Employment Ofice, | Hih fioor. Monday She MEN (4) for order dept. experience not required: permanent work to those who aualify: ‘advancement. Apply 1420 N. Y. ave. n.w._Room MEN “for life insuranc fence sirable. but not essential: falary. commis- Slon. Apoly letter only. C. Tucker, 4149 Unshur st n.w MEN for sales work T present position offer a future? We are interested but” desire to improve them guar- anteed salary and commission: first-class references and small cash bond required: excellent opportunity for men who quali Appiy between 10 and 12 am 1 and 4 pm. at Raleigh Hotel Inquire at | information desk for room number. | NIGHT MAN. middle-aged, white for api must’ know elevator: oil burner and switchboard: hours. 10 pm. to 8 a.m. Address Box 22x-C. Star office. OPPORTUNITY for real money to s men who will walk and talk: we show you how it's done personally: furnish financial assistance. and leads to those we_choose. This is something different. See Mr. Cox ag 402 Ath st. n.e.. and get on_your feet. * PAPERHANGER. also painter: experienced and capable workers, but must be reason- able. _Address Box 161-D. Star office. * PHARMACIST. registered: must have ex- perience. local references: 4 nights and every Sunday, Address Box C. Star office. PHARMACIST experlenced and also able manager for drug store: good opportunity; state experience: must be able to furnish reliable references: all correspondence will be kept confidential. Address Box 164-D. Star office. * PHARMACIST. registered in the District: for steady evenings. Apply Plaza Drug 200 E st. ne PIANIST and singing coach for radio_ work. State experience. Address Box 437-C. Star office. PLASTERERS—#; report ready for work Monday morning at l6th & Whittier sts. n.w. Ask for Mr. Sherman. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted—A hard-working. experienced real estate man: must stand rigid investigation as to honesty and ability. "For such a man we have an_attractive proposition. Our firm is active and_well known. See George Mc- Dorof salesmanager’ M. Lazo & Co. Inc. 2801 Wilson Bivd.. Arlington, Va. Wainut 68R0. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN —Splendid op- portunity for one high-caliber. aggressive. ambitious young man to sell new. detached homes ranging in price from $10.000 to $25.000 in nearby Virginia. See Mr. Har- tung 10 to 12 am. daily, or phone for appointment. “Alexandria 1300_ Evenings Adams 7710 Graham & Ogden. 803 Kine st. ‘Alexandria. Va. REPORTER with daily newspaper experi- small salary to start. Abply 2104 n.w.. secoid-floor rear. SALESMAN—Must be familiar with stencil duplicating machines: excellent opportun- ity for right man. Write_ stating qualifi- cations in full. Address Box 176-C, Star office. T - BALESMAN—AIL tyves automatic_heating. gas and electrical appliances. Large num- ber of prospects ready o buy under present finance plan. Excellent opportunity vho qualifies. J. L. Bateman & _Rhode Island ave. n.e.__ o SALESMAN AND CANVASSERS. commis- slon."'sood opporfunity. Call District (5 SALESMAN—National concern has_open- ing for young, energetic man: applicant must have car and reasonable amount of selling experience. In reply state aze, past experience, etc. Address all replies care P, Pnrls. The Egry Register Co.. 627 st. n SALESMAN. y and commission, to sell electric reffizerators. electric ranges. cab- inets, etc.; all-electric kitchens to builders for niew-House construction and remodeled houses. In reply, give complete inform tion on age, education and past experience. Address Box 3 r_office. SALESMAN—One of the largest food com= DPanies in America has an opportunity for oung man who has had retail or whole- sale sales experience in selling the retail grocery and restaurant trade in this vicin= ity. Advancement depends entirely on the individual. Products are widely advertised. This opening should interest & young man who is looking for a permanent connection and is willing to work hard for a steady and increasing income. Salary or salary and commission is paid from the start. Applications to receive consideration must give education: full business experience, also age, height and weight., Address Box 105-D. Star office SALESMAN. between the age of 28 and 50 “married, with executive ability. good education. character and pleasing person- ality. 'and who has had several years experience in selling or in commerci work which has _brought him in contact with the public. If you have these qualifi tions, there is an opening for you with splendid opportunity for advancement in & business that has been long established. In applying. state your age, telephone number, number of dependents. education, actual ‘experience. income expected and other information which would indicate your _qualifications. _All replies will_be treated strictly confidential, Address Box 366-C._Star_office. SALESMEN—We will train_you in real money proposition: must work 4 to 6 hours daily In order to qualify for large eRrn- ings: no canvassing, leads furnished. 1351 Wallach pl. n.w.. bet. 10 and 12 a.m. 5= your _experien; Address Box 2 Sl e sl AUTO SALESMAN. now selling or Tly Sold "Dodges. Address Box 05X Sar AUTO SALESMAN, now selli Sold Oldsmobiles. ‘Adaress Bog gy AUTO SALESMAN, now selling or formerl; sold Chevroiet . 217 o cats. Address Box 217-G, SALESMEN—ourageous. intelligent gentle- men interested in full or part time work: high commissions: leads furnished: excel- lent opportunity for men willing to work from 4 to 6 hours daily. 1351 Wi h pl. n w.. bet. 10 and 12 a.im. SALESMEN—Insurance men. collectors and other men who have been seiling to colored persons; excellent opportunity for you o increase your earnings by working either full or part time. 1351 Wallach pl. n.w., between 10 and 12 a.m BOY. exp. grocery: sota ave. s.e. e 2400 Minne- SALESMANAGER—We _are interested in the services of a man who knows the oil- BOYS and young men, for perm work; good pay; with or without blc.vx:leenlf sn'nly Mr. Schryver. 1317 New York ave. BRICKLAYERS wanted. _Appiy 612 - gia_ave. n.w. on' Monday Barning. O CASHIER. exp. bookk Setween 52 ‘And 25 hieh sehoo rat 1ot responsible Dosition ‘With “reputable Com- 111%D. Star office. Dl CEMETERY SAL! = having daily xw.g‘?fififii"efiflmm; : lea BEE G.F. SMITH. 3308 1418 St. N.W. * CHEF-STEWARD, Kitc E dress Box 230-C sm: o'fif&.m'n""‘ = CHEMISTRY TUTORIN 2z Seekly One Hevh e o pesfoaas: particulars. Address Box -C. Star of COLLECTOR, experienced, with car; steady employment, splendid chance for agvance- ment: salafy. Marvin's, Inc. 754 7th st COLLEGE STUDENT. with car. for ariving ‘e hours, Call Ererson 461 CONSTRUL N SO In Tesdeiin) Dundine businses, casn Bl il burner business, the market-selling, dealer- cortact and able to survey and verify the installation. This opportunity is with one of the world’s largest manufacturers of household appliances and has public ac- ceptance in the city of Washington. In answering. please give age. experience, ref- erences. income '““’"m'?“:nffl‘{m%""'.’: on. Our own o Boch advised of this ad. Address Box 407-B._Star office. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. knowledge of ?ooneeplnm Young man, experienced, preferred. Must know city. oppor- tunity for man of ability Who desires a per- manent_position With future. ~References. Reply in, own handwriung. Address Box 472-C._Star office. SERVICE _STATION OPERATOR. experi- S i ool Ftcioneet, xechent oo Fion. GO0 Wisconsin ave.. Bethesda. M. SHOEMAKERS, A-1, all around. Call Na- tional 0469. = SPECIALTY MAN_ experienced. with clean record. to establish dealers in Washington and Virginia. Give past five years ex- perience. salary earned and refer- ences for consideration. Drawing account Ba iR eiocted. Address Box 251-D, 1 married men who are now emplosed, | Neat-appearing man. married preferred. | ®ith Car. to WOrk 101 1CAGING dencriment store: "experience unnecessary. Real o portuniiy_for rizht man. Seée Mr. Dee Room 13- 1909 Mass. ave., Monday. 10 . to | FURNITURE FINISHER | Wanted for large furniture store. Mus: be experienced. Address Box 40-D. Sta e WANTED—4 MEN BETWEEN 25-35 FOR SPECIAL SALES WORK. Drawing account: nlenty of good hve | prospects: “car esential: sales experience | | BelpfLL, but not essential’ Call 'at 4 5 . nw. from 930 am. to 12 no | Monday'_ASk for Mr. Tincher OIL BURNER SALESMEN. Oil burner manufacturer and distributo; will put on i experienced men: drawins account against commission: good leads furniched: highest commissions paid. Ou men have been notified of this ad. Ad- dress Box 57-D. Star office FURNITURE SALESMEN _ Wanted: two experienced men. ortu- nity to make real money in an rs?fi‘.}l{hgd | ;ln{? gomu u!);_‘n;t blu(lanr.ts Our salesmen | ve been notified o D Btar omes. ©! :j ad. Address Box | Night Watchman. | Large furniture warehouse. Reliability es- | sential. State experience, age and telephone | number.__Address Box 135-D. Star_office. SALESMEN—PART TIME, TO ! | WORK IN EVENINGS, LEADS !FURNISHED AND HIGHEST RATES OF COMMISSION PAID. | CALL AFTER 7 PM. ASK FOR MR. DRURY. LORIA A. C. OIL gli;NER CO., 6800 WISC. AVE. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. One with Oldsmobile experience preferred. If not capable of | making $4,000 per year, please do 'not apply. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO. 1222 22nd St. N.W. ATTENTION! CHEVROLET SALESMEN. | Have opening for 2 men | selling competitive make car in small-car field. All models available for immediate de- livery. Highest Trade Allowances. Demonstrators Furnished. Extremely attractive propo- sition for the men selected. All communications strictly confidential. ____Address Box _173-C._Star Office. THE HECHT CO. desires the services of several experi enced appliance salesmen to sell refrigerators and electric ranges. Positions are perma- nent and only the highest type men will be considered. Apply J. R. Keppler, Monday, 10-12 a.m., Appliance Dept., 1st floor. " RADIO DEPARTMENT ADVERTISING AGENCY Reaquires the services of & commercial con- tinuity writer, Must have radio or adver- tising copy writing experience and be ex- cellent typist in order to be considered. Reply must state age. experience. starting salary desired. An addition to our present staff makes possible this opening, Perma- nent position. Begin on a_ day's notice. Address Box 66-C. Star office. EMPLOYMENT SERVIC BUSINESS. NEED experienced. male. female. stenog- bool ers. dictaphone D« LIPe Food Besimpers for current BOYs'& 1 Fst. | REAL rSTATE SALESMEN. youns clean- | 1803 | An opporturity for real f | Mr. | ATTENTION, ¥ BRAND-NEW! Employe’s Secial Security book. 00,000 eager to buy—Low price. 30077 profit. Make $40 daily. Pree rampie N. Clark. Chicago. ___* _ 00; ich Route open In- dustrious man can earn better than average income. Complete line household necessi- ties established 46 years. Permanent No investment or experience needed. Write Rawleigh’s. Dept. DCB-4-Q. Chester, Pa * SALESMEN. real estate or securities experi- ence: something new in subdivision work: leads furnished: car heloful. Phone Sunday and Monday for appointment. Mr. Morgan, District RX22, extension 6( o d 'SALESMAN to sell coarse paper, twine and specialties 'in Washington. ~ Address Box TAKE ORDERS: business stationery. & thousand: book matches. labels, salesbooks. pricing sets, business cards, 357 comm. daily. S portfolio free.” David Lionel Press. 31 So. Hamilton. Chicago. * WANTED—Man. . high school educa- tion. local references, to seil fire and ci uality insurance to established cliente! Fxcellen'. opportunity for advancement. salary and commission for man who can qualify. No Drevious experience necessary Call_at 235 Shoreham Bldg. 9-10 am_* WE HAVE opening for_a few more clean- cut men. between 2] and 45. for routes. We furnish truck and pay all expenses those who qualify. We steady, hard workers; no drifters need appl Standard Ct v Mondayv moraing. 500 11th st. se. $3 DAILY POSSIBLE: 7 New national ~co-operative advertising campnien, can’t be heat' ~ppeals 2!l retail- ers. Midwest. 549 Randolph. Chicago. *_ A LARGE financial institution offers un- usual opportunity to active man as Tep- resentative in D, C. Address Box 181-D, Star office. e THE LITERARY DIGEST off: unequaled _opportunity 1 combination offer. _nw. SALESIEN—Two_ hieh type. to sell U 8. | pay roll records: distribu- o cut_ambitious men. with cars. wha to make money_ See Mr. Eriscoe. Di Realty C3.. 1015 15th st. n.w LICENSED SALESMEN wanted to represent large New York importer to_ sell direc the trade leading imported brands Scotch kies wines, cognacs. champ on commission. . Box 1% Times Bldg., New York AN EXCFLLENT OPPORTUNITY to salosmen t t pointment. SALESMEN. ass salesmen for spect; and bonus. salary paid daily. Apply 1o nw., Two hizh- work: sala E. W. May. 1004 11th st. day between 10 and 4. ATTENTION SALESMEN. v have had experience selling auto. srance of any kind we 1ifetime for you. ~ MEN—WORK. To the men who is sincerely looking for a wort who i: hon- at. t stud 4 wor: and this business and get along 1 earnings to = we have that offers a gen il favor appiicants who $30 to et zlong ol the first 90 days. Ve are not looki sure artist” earnest. sincere former experience. can easily adapt must be between thy LEARN Jong. drawn-out co take few private puni dress Box 14-A € LINOTYPE: 1 profe: reasonadie. . prinfers. $100% h0i5. Empire and clufch control ~Old Reliable” Fost — Exp. rded pupils spe- 0. Apt. 503 VICE books COACHING. _ Eleme! teache refer. Re cialts. Results guar. Ada HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL § and home study courses wif answers at_various prices BOYD SCHOOL. G SIMPLIFIED PIANG COURS: District 1683 A st. n.w.._city. for_information GREGG GHORTHAND. tvpin arithmetic. speed ¢ beginners re- Views: individual n. Decatur 1 S— —. S INVEST YOUR SPARE TIME Study Diesel and enter America’s fastest erowing industry. Engineering course ciudes & weeks' Dpractical snop wor Y. Diesel Institute. Address Box 4 Star_office. DRIVING TAUGHT by e: a specialty. permits Call_Columbia : i BE A PRO! SIONAL MANNIKIN_ 50 cents lesson: 4 o'clock: Tuesday, &__Call_Adems 90 BE A P. B. X. (switchboard) operator, Intensive course iwith touch typing. Inauire Miss West. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1311 G ~Natl, 2114 i 'REGG SHORTHAND by beginners. 1 vate lessons; moder FRENCH LESSON:! tive teacher. Emerson 4709 HIGH SCHOOL. vate or class 2 complete in two yea college preparatory: standard texts f nished: study at home. Write for boo! Address Box 170-D. Star office. DANCING. 16 lessons. $5. Al type: dancing taught, Children and ad: Crystal's Studio, 35 3 2484 am.. for bezinners, 5(c. Convers. from 9-6; evenings classes; privaie lessons by_app! 5 Conn. ave. Col. 9100. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION—Short alculation from : evening clastes. 2715 Conn. ave. _ TRAINING DIVISION OF LARGE MANU- facturer will prepare few mechanically inclined men for good jobs in new field of television. radio and sound. Give educa- tion. age. phone, present occupation. De- Forest's, ‘address Box 168-D. Star office. TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (P. B. X.) taught in a few e ons. Reduced rate, on ._Appls ond Bids. ____* SPANISH LESSONS—Class, Private. Daily, 11 10 1. b to 8, Expert native teacher. 1314 11th st. n.w.. Apt. 5 ADVERTISING—An_intensive, practical course given by experienced. successful advertising_men. Classes limited. Phone Mr. Jackson. District 1011, * HOTELS_CALL FOR TRAINED -~ MEN AND WOMEN. Good positions for trained people in hotel and institutional field. New hotels, restaurants, clubs. schools and institutions being built from coast to coast mean creased opportunities. 'Qualify at home or through resident day classes now forming. Previous experience proved unnecessary, Registration in Lewis National Placement Service FREE of extra cost. Lewis grad- uates. both young and mature. Winning success. Quick promotion, fine living. lux- urious_surroundings. Our graduates now holding _ preferred ~positions _everywhere. Course endorsed by many nationally known hotel owners and managers. Get into this fast-growing field and enjoy success. Get out of humdrum rou- tine work into a fleld that teems with op- ortunity, diversion and human_interest. ree book gives details Call telephone or write for it NOW. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS, Desk 9036 Penn. Ave. at 2i3rd N.W. Telephone Met._ 4692, Washington. D. C. POPULAR_ MUSIC, piano. violin, guitar, suaranteed results. under expert instruc- tors. using the copyrighted Christensen system. free booklet. Met. 5689, LEARN BOYD SHORTHAND. The coming system, easiest to learn: fast, erature. WANTED, teachers of commercial subfects. home economics, languages. industrial arts, and others. Baltimore Teachers’ Agency, 516 N. Charles st.. Baltimore. Md. POSITIONS OPEN. n.-ty. (f.) for tech, research work, coneee 4 inifg helpful:” n.e. res. pref. " to start. Secy.tit)? ‘singie, Gentile. thor- oughly exp. work; pref. Northern person: $30 wk. 2 Sten.-cl. (f.). single. age 25-28, thor- ouehly exp. detail work; wholesale or re- : ™ exp.. college training helpful. for éduc. assn.: perm.: $100 mo. Boyd EmPloyment Service, 1333 P 8t. N.W. EDIPH( "APHONE OPR. (fe- male), O‘N‘Ee g"l‘ 3"’?3‘ experienced only. Large insurance co. ary, $25. JOGRAPHERS. ists, bookkeepers, machine_operators, male or female. Ac- Countant openings. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1311 G 8. N.W. DOMESTIC. DOMESTIC AGENCY, 1925 9th, Dec. 2419, North 9011—Furnishes cooks. ‘g.h.w.. d: workers, helpers. housemen, porters, driv- ers._kitchen helpers. e tel, e: rien: : also D oy or A Tency. 754 Sth 8t n.w.. Room_ 205. 2% OPENINGS for cooks, gh.w., maids, hel CLELTER 5ty pnrt-u’:?fi day workers. RELIABLE Dec. 5561, 1402 11th —Has cooks. maids. nurses, waitresses. g.h. w.. dey workers. part-time, dishwashers. 9% UPHERS' [ENT AGENCY. open- {znn «cooks. n!:n-‘rd':o m‘"“"'i&“‘;flg:fi ers, coup! mother's | L accurate: reads like print; will save months of time: hundreds use it: touch typing. bookkeeping. business machines: position for graduates: new classes. ing. BOYD'S SCHOOL (est. 20_yrs.) F : LEARN_EARN—WORK. Learn Shorthand. Touch Typing. Book: keeping. Comptometer, ACCOUNTING. Le the well trained. ENROLL at BOYD SCHOOL. 1333 P st._Natl. 2338, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. EARN WHILE LEARNING. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1018 Vt. Ave N.W. (Near K.) _Dist. 1762. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Complete course. $50: terms. $3 a_week. Stevens. 716 _7th N.W. Met. 8! GERMAN, Prench: free lessons: for write New Language Club. 0-D . Sarefice. - - = 1C_REFRIGERATION. AIR CONDITIONING. Reliable men with fair education who are_mechanically inclined and would like to better themselves. Must be willing to train spare time. learn installing. servicing work. Write. giving age. present occupa- tion. phone, etc. Utilities Engineering In- stitute. Address Box 47:1-C. Star office. X* LEARN DIESELS! HEMPHILL. _oldest _exclusive Diesel Schools. offers universally reccgnized Die- sel training complete. unexcelled: da: night and home study courses, with pi tical shop training on large. diversified group of Diesel engines. Pay as you learn. Effactive placement service age book. “The March of Diesel” frec. State age. HEMP! D. HOOLS. : 4 Qi N. Y. A3 N iR s T OTION. fl information. Address Box INSTRUCTION COURSES. - (Continued) LEARN MORE—EARN MORE. ACCOUNTING— ationally-known __ university course, ~Jaught by CPA imstructors. leading to omar CPA preparation. FICTION WRITING— Plot structure. _composition, guidance, manuscript_revisio GREGG SHORTHAND-TYPING— Review_diciation_transcription. SECRETARIAL COURSE— Day School. SIS month: Stenographis, 5. marke$ month. Evening classes. $5- SPEEDWRITING. The natural _shorthand—no _symbols. only the ABC's—easiest to learn, ree quiring on 3 weeks. THE STENOTYPE— Private lessons: experienced teacher, THE BETTER-SPEECH INSTITUTE of Washington invites you to its clasy 5 ed pm.. co ducted by W. L. Newson. Ph.D.. Pd. D. Register now forall classes CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. $17 13th 8t.® $5—FIREMAN EXAM—$5 $5—Calculating Machine—$5 $5—AUDITOR EXAM.—$5 ALL TNSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE. PATENT EXAMINER. SALARY. $2.000, OBSERVER. WEATHER BUREAU, SALARY, S1.420. The Civil Service Preparatory School, 529 12th St. N.W Met NEW METHODS of BEAUTY CULTURE Have Won Enviable POSITIONS For Hundreds of Our Graduates. START NOW. —with the rezular February classes. the advantage of a compl training in beauty cu belle Honour S $1—HOME STUDY—S$1 | CIVIL SERV: METIC. SPELI- ING. GEU& to | decima 100 ex 'NOW O 470-C. BEAUT week for | “two of the the District course and ass Addres:_Box CURB AT | 5B, meats FITTER—Clev Deriénce § Shop. pe confide: office. ase with good ex- ENERAL HOUS per week: city e | Pl n.w refined. experienced for flower ;" give ‘details in reply. Address Box C. Star office s or dental office. Add: ; Staroffice. -~ GIRLS. for power machine operat perienced preferred; apply 408 Firsi sie se. and Ath_st. se GIRLS () nent work Miss Fox, ave. n.w 58 ship._Address Box HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES stenographic or secretarial cour: | some clerical work in | taition. - Address Box 5% 7 | HOUSEKEEPER. _white: private fam | aduits; = a month. room, board: sta names, ad . former emplosers, = Ad- dress Box Star office. . HOUSEKEEPER_white. for young mar. couple: stay nights: must be good and have references. Address Box 9 Star office I HOUSEKEEPER—Settled woman in rool ine house. at once: husband emoloyed: children: references. 61 frd st. n.¥ HOUSEWIVES (3). Who can spare 2-i hours a day_handiing neighborhood copy routes: earnings up to S$1 in & week. Address_Box_180-C. Star office. LADIES—Biz_commissions selling Easter, birthday. everyday cards to friend. neighbors: also personal stationer samples xperience _unnecessarv. Wallace H 5th ave.. New_York, LADIES? xira money during spare time booking orders for roses. shrub bulbs; experience unnecessary: free equip- ment. Stuart Floral Gardens, Newark, N. Y. w type. to sell the finest sportswear. direct from California Sport 210-D. Star office. LADIES . hich made-to-measure California to wearer wear Co._Address Box LADIES—Opportunity to join telephon sales department of leading publisher you can sell over the telephone and can spend several hours daily calling special leads. a very substantial income can be secured. Address Box_450-C. Star_office. MANAGER—Cultured woman. experienced in rentals wishes to locate &s apartment house manager; able to render secres tarial service. Address Box 180-D. Siar office. b MAID. white. living quarters. meals; smell salary. _ Apply between 10 and 1016 17th ¢ MILLINERY SALESWOMEN. understanding remodeling; opportunity for capable woman. Conn._ave MOTHERLY WOMAN. white, care for baby and child, g.h.w., children’s laundry. plain cooking: Iive in:' give particulars. Address Box_1 . Star office. NURSE. graduate or practical_educated, young and refined. occasional employment state references and salary desired. Ade dress Box 479-C, Ster office. NURSE-COMPANION, white. cl and congenial. for elderly lady. not bed- fast; room. board and $30 mo. 13U8 Hamilton st. n.w. Phone Georgia 5853, Call Sunday afternoon; references requireds I P_B. X_ OPERATOR AND TYPIST, branch office,” bullding material manufacture: must be single. In reply. state age. experis ence. home address_and phone number, Ad ox_167-C. Star office. ‘experienced, in Jewish, Lincoln Trading . 21" to 50, % Dewsl S SN SALESGIRLS for coat and dress depts: regular and part time; openings for exe perienced only. _Apply 1211 P st. SALLY HARMER FACIAL STUDIO will i terview and train free ladies to sell indi- vidualize _cosmeifcs in and out of the studio. * Call Mrs. Harvin for appofntment, s iR Apply 5111 Georgla ave. l"l (Continued on Next ~