Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1937, Page 45

- ~ DAILY SHORT STORY SURPRISE By Barbara Ann Benedict. ‘OW, there’s a girl,” said Jim Venn, pointing over the heads of the dancers, “who’'s worth writing home about.” Rod Harris nod- ded. “One in & million,” he agreed. “It's a pity she eouldn’t have done better when she picked a husband for herself.” “Marrfed Tom Walton, didn’t she? What's wrong with him?” “He doesn't ap- preciate the prize he won when Betty accepted him. Take tonight, for ex- ample. He hasn't danced with her once. He acts like he'd never met the girl.” Jim eased away from the stag line and found a seat for himself in a remote corner. Strangely, the things that Rod had said were an accurate interpretation of his own thoughts. Long ago when Jim and Betty were at high school age, they had been swéethearts. Remembrance of that association was a cherished memory with Jim. Now as he reflected upon the experiences and adventures which he had undergone since leaving Maple- wood, he told himself for the ‘wun- dredth time that nothing in his life | had been much finer or more beautiful | than those sweetheart days with Betty Rowe, And now Betty was married! Well, the had expected that. He had ex- pected it even though down deep in his heart he had half hoped that she wouldn't be. | He smiled wistfully as he recalled | his disappointment. Of course it was silly and unreasonable. After all, | gou couldn’t expect a girl as sweet and lovely and as fine as Betty Rowe to remain single. After the first shock of it Venn hadn't been wholly displeased. Tom Walton was about as fine a youth as Maplewood had to offer. He had been in their class | at high school, and since graduation had become a credit to his town and | his family. Jim remembered what Rod Harris had just told him. Well, you couldn't tell about men these days. * ok K K ’I‘HE thing was puzzling. Jim sank back in his chair and began to brood. ‘Could it be that Betty and Tom were happy? Could it be that Tom had tired of his charming young | wife? It seemed incredible. And yet it was obvious that Tom had other interests besides his wife. | During the week that Jim had been in Maplewood he had seen a good | deal of the pair, and not once had he | witnessed any demonstration of af- fection between them. Unconsciously Jim clenched his fists. If Tom were making her un- happy . . . A young couple was dancing on the other side of the palm tree. It was a dreamy waltz and the lights had been dimmed. Jim couldn’t dis- tinguish the figures clearly, but he knew that the girl was Betty. Her | head was resting on her parmer'sl shoulder. She seemed happy nnd‘l ARCHBISHOP APOLOGIZES IN PILSUDSKI DISPUTE Bquabble Over Removal of Re- mains of “Strong Man" Be- lieved to Have Ended. By the Assoclated Press. KRAKOW, Poland, July 8—The eonflict between the government and | the archbishop of Krakow over lhe‘ transfer of Marshal Josef Pilsudski’s | body from Krakow Cathedral to a nearby tower was believed to have been settled yesterday vhen the arch- bishop apologized. Two prelates were dispatched by the | archbishop to Gyndia with a letter | of apology to President Ignace Mos- | cicki. It was understood the govern- ment regarded the letter as satisfac- tory and expressed hope the incident was thus ended. The Senate and Chamber had asked the president Tuesday to call| @ special session to deal with the dispute, which grew out of removal last month of the body of Poland's former “strong man.” ‘The archbishop then said the trans- fer was made because the crypt was too damp and small to accommodate visitors. Catholic sources denied the move was made because of the then pending visit of King Carol of Ru- mania, head of the Rumanian Greek Orthodox Church. | Brain Twizzlers BY PROF. J. D. FLIN' They say that figures never lie, aithough they can often be made to whisper quite unintelligibly. At any rate, many unique and entertaining problems come from such arrange- ments as the one we have today. Divide 32 into four parts so that if you add 3 to the first part, subtract 3 from the second part, multiply the third part by 3 and divide the fourth part by 3, the answer in each case is the same. ‘There you have it, and what have you? A headache, maybe, but think of the satisfaction in proving your mind so agile. (Answer on Page C-10.) (Copyright, 1937.) 6 or 8 Exposure Rolls Developed Reprints e w! & Printed RITZ STUDIO, 1112 G §t. N.W. contented. As Jim watched, the music stopped and Jim saw Bet- ty's partner take hold of the girl's arm and lead her quickly into the alcove, Jim was not naturally a curious person. Other peo- ple’'s business was their own. Ordi- narily he would haved moved away. But this situation was a little differ- ent. A lot differ- ent. He was sure that Betty and her partner had not seen him. The al- cove was only dimly lighted and the palm tree separated them. Without moving, he could witness quite clearly the scene that was being enacted. Instantly upon sitting down, Betty had reached up and drawn the man's face down to her own. He kissed her and held her close. Jim felt perspiration on his forehead. His fingernails dug .into his palms. And in, that moment something happened inside of him that shattered every beautiful illusion he had ever entertained toward life and women. * ok ok % O ONE, of all the people he knew, could have so completely changed his whole viewpoint as did Betty Walton in that moment when he saw her in the arms of another man, dis- loyal to her husband. He cursed under his breath and wished he was anywhere but there in the alcove. Of one thing he was sure. He had misjudged Tom Walton. It was Betty's fault. Betty had been the deceiver, the cause of their troubles. And Tom, good, noble Tom, had gone on without saying a word, cover- T Scene from Hawaii? Barnard School, playing the roles of a Hawaiian maiden and an engineer during a study of life on the island just before school closed. They are Florence Mower, 8, daughter of Mrs. Florence Mower of 303 Webster street, and Bobby Foer, also 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Foer of 5405 Fourth street. Tomorrow: Ruth Seaquist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Seaquist of 219 Rittenhouse street. HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON No, just a couple of scholars of the —Star Staff Photo. ing ‘'up the misery he must have felt. Suddenly a fierce anger welled up in Jim’s soul. It wasn't fair. It wasn't fair to Tom or to him. Betty had been his guiding light as much as she'd been Tom's. She had served now to shatter his every illusion as | she had served to shatter those of | her husband. grip, | collar was suddenly tightened by Jim's | kept her rendezvous away from the grunted. walking off the floor, stopped and | stared. And Jim's mouth sagged open and a flush spread over his face and up about his temples. For the man with whom Betty had | Dancers who were | prying eyes of the public was Tom Walton, her husband! (Copyright, An international aircraft show will be held in Milan, Italy, in October. Jim found himself on his feet. He wasn't thinking clearly; he was going in behind that palm tree and take that man by the scruff of the neck and tell him a few things. And then | he was going to talk to Betty. And he didn’t care if every one in the ball | room heard him either. It was high time her treachery was revealed, that the world knew, that Tom was ex- | onerated. Blindly enraged, Jim swept aside the palm leaves and stepped in front of the pair. With one hand he reached up, grabbed hold of the collar of Betty's partner, and jerked him about so that he could look into his face. Betty screamed. The man, whose Margaret Bourke-White Outstanding pher of Industrial and News-Interest Subjects. Ruth Alexander Nichols Sur, KEYS_—8i noon Wednesday. RNG._gold seal RING. amethyst, surrounded with pearis: Ming Toy Restaurant. __Keepsake, RING diamond, Monday night or Tues- day. Adams 5066, ward ATREDALF. answers (o nanie - Nell" Tetirn to 314 9th st nee. ¢ BUNDLE OF LAUNDRY vicinity Park c now. COCKER SPANIEL Rock Creek Park DOG. brown-gray, ANSWCTS o name T4 GLOVES—Lady's Tuesday afternoon, corner 1ith and Randolph 3256 X Keys in brown leather key case. st b Howard Chandler Christy Photogra- Famous Portrait Painter, Chief of lllustrations Di- Illustrator and LOST. brown-kray. LOST. SCHICK ELECTRIC RAZOR 1 Jeather case Mass. ave bus, Tuesduy &.m. Reward veland 3366 clipved. 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The four pictures judged to be the best in The Evening Star Amateur Snapshot Contest will be eligible to compete for $10,000 in cash prizes in the Newspaper National Snap- shot Awards to be judged in a National Salon in Washington, D. C., by the following distin- guished board of judges Franklin L. Fisher vision, National Geo- Writer. graphic Society. Kenneth Wilson Williams Nationally Known Photographer of Photographer, and Editor of Amateur Babies and Children. Publications of Eastman Kodak Co. The Star Will Award the Following Prizes: $5 FIRST PRIZE every $2 PRIZE FOR EVERY :photo used weekly. week. $25 each for 4 winners at the end of the contest and a chance to win the NATIONAL AWARDS. All contest photos published by The Star will be eligible for The' Star’s FINAL AWARDS at the close of the contest. * * * Winning pictures will be published each week in the Rotogravure section of The Star, beginning Sunday, July 11th, and each Sun- day thereafter until the close of the contest. Pictures made prior! to May 15th will not be eligible for competition. he Sunday Htar | | standing D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 8 1937. SPECIAL NOTICES. WHEN YOU HAVE BLECTRICAL WORK to be done, no matter how small the job may be, cail the Electric Bhop on Wheels. No job_too small or too large. District 6171. DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART loads to_and from Balto.. Phila. and New York. Prequent trips io other Eastern . ‘‘Dependable Bervice Since 18094 ' THE DAVIDSON TRANSPER & STORAGE CO._ Phone Decatur 2500. COPIES AND MINATURES FROM OLD daguerreotypes. tintypes. kodak or other jctures. Lower prices diring the Summer: perts for a generation. 'Ol STUDIO. 1333 F st. n.w. WE WILL BELL FOR STORAGE ON Friday. July "9, 1937, one Ford coupe. motor No. A-1540876. TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.. 2 N. Y. ave. n.w. WE WILL SELL FOR REPAIRS AND storage on Friday. July 9. 1937. one Chevrolet truck "motor No. 4684277, serial No. 216467. TRIANGLE MOTOR .2 N_Y. ave. n.w. FLECTRIC REFRIGERATORS—AIl makes overhauled and repaired. Lowest prices. Work guaranteed. Dist. #011 after b p.m.s LIGHT = HAULING—PARCEL DELIVERY or full load: Ford "7 pick-up: reasonable rates. dependable service; local or distance. e, 6574, ni 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FCR ANY debts ‘other than those contracted by my- self personally. OLIVER B. PERKETT, 16336 19th st. n.w. 2 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR debts contracted by any one other than myself. DART W. WILLIAMS, S8r., “21 Rhode Tsland ave.nw. 9% NEW FOLDING CHAIRS FOR RENT VERY Teas We cater fo all occasions. small or Iarge. Metropolitan_&259. National 8664, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE- holders of the Northeast Buflding Associa- tion will be held Thursday. July 15. 197, at 730 pm . at the offices of the associa- tion 2010 R. 1. ave. n.e.. for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing vear and the transaction of such other business as may properly come hefore the meeting. SCHUYLER 5. SYMONS. Becretary. CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF SHARES OF CAPITAL STOCK of WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. THIS 1S TO CERTIFY 2 That, pursuant to Public Act No. 577 of ‘the “4th Congress of the United States of America, approved on May 11, 19 and Section (39a of the Code of Law of the District of Columbia. as amended. the Board of Directors of Washingion Gas Light Company_at a meeting held on March 1. 147, unanimously adopted resolutions de- claring advisable a change of all the presently authorized, ~issued and out- standing shares of capital stock of Wash- ington Gas Light Company as herein stated and calling a meeting of the stockholders of said company to take action thereon, and that said meeting of stockholders was called upon such notice as the by-laws of said company provide That, at & reconvened meeting of stock- holders of said company duly held on June 16,1937 _pursuant to said notice, at which there were present in person or by proxy the holders of more than %0’ of all of the 140,000 authorized issued and outstanding s of the capital stock of the par value () each of said company. the holders of 117749 shares of said capital stock being more than two-thirds in interest of the “only class of stockholders of said company having voting powers or of other persons having like powers. voted in favor of and adopted & resolution providing in part as follows: First: The presently authorized, fssued and outstanding 1:0.000 shares of capital stock of ihe par value of %0 each be and hereby are chuaged into 350.000 shares of common stock without par value. by changing each of the presently authorized issued “and ~outstanding shures of said capital stock of the par value of $20 ench into three shures of said common siock without par value Second: Euch of the certificates repre- senting shures of sald capital stock now issued and outstunding shall without any further action by ihe compuny or by the be deemed und taken to 1mber of shaures of common ich the shares of said capital issued and represented by id certificates ure chanved as aforesaid: provided. however, that the company will upon surrender 10 it of the certificate of ce resenting icsued and out- s of said capital stock und upon ¢ ion of tue ficate or certificates so surrendered deliver change thereof a certificate or certificates or shares of common stock. &t the rate of three shares of common stock for each one share of s stock repre- sented by the ce certificates so surrendered. all under such reasonable rexulations as the company shall provide therefor.” That of ‘the District of Columbia has approved said change of shares of capital stock by an_order dated June 16. 1 and That. Washington Gas Light Company has _constituted “and appointed and_does hereby constitute and appoint MARCY L. SPERRY. its President. o be its true and lawful attorney-in-fact, for it and in its name to appear before any officer author- ized by law to take and certify acknow edgement of deeds to be recorded in the District of Columbia and to sign. under the corporate seal of the company. and acknowledge. as in the case of deeds of Teal estate this certificate as the act and deed of said Washington Gas Light Com- pany; WITNESS WHEREOF. N Washington Gas Light Company has caused this cer- tificate o be execited and acknowledged by iis president. thereunto duly authorized. and its corporate seal to be affixed hereto by order of the Board of Directors Marcy L Sperry and Edward T. Staflord Tespectively president and secretary of Washingion Gas Light Company. have 127ed this certificate under said corporate seal. and acknowledged the same, this six- teenth dav of June 167, WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.. BY MARCY L. SPERRY President of Washington Gas Light Company By_EDWARD T. STAFFORD, Secretary of *Washington Gas Light Company DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ss.: I HAZEL G_ THOMPSON. a Notary Public in and for the District of Columbia do hereby certify that MARCY L. SPERRY, | President of Washington Gas Light Com- pany. a corporation. one of the parties to the foregoing certificate bearing date the sixteenth dav of Junme. 19:37. and hereto annexed. personally appeared before me in the said District of Columbis. being per- onally weil known to me as the person who executed the sald instrument s pre: dent of and on behalf of said Washington Gas Light Company. and known to me to be "the atlorney-in-fact duly sppointed therein to acknowledke said certificate on behalf of said Company. and. us such attorney-in-fact “he scknowledged said certificate to be the act and deed of said | Washineton Gas Likht Company. I further certify that the said MARCY L. SPERRY. being by me duly sworn. did depose and say that hie knows the Seal of said como pany. that the seal affixed to said certifi- Cate s such corporate aeal. that it was to afixed by order of the Bosrd of Directors of said company. and that he signed his name thereto by like order. Given under my hand and this sixteenth day of June, 14 HAZEL G. THOMPSON, lNu\'\l’\ Pl;l)“r] b Dikirict ‘of Columbia., DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ss.: I HAZEL G THOMPSON. a Notary Public in and for the District of Columbia, do_hereby certify that EDWARD T. STAF- FORD. a party to the foreroine certificate bearing date the sixteenth day of June. 1937 and hereto . annexed. personalls aprurrd before me _in said District of Columbia, the said EDWARD T. STAP- FORD. being personally well known to me A8 the person who executed the foregoing certificate and acknowledged the same to be his act and deed. Given ' under my hand_and seal this sixteenth day of June 1037 HAZEL G. THOMPSON, gmnryl Yll(b“(‘ | istrict of Columbia, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. %s + I HAZEL G. THOMPSON. a Notary Puglic in'and for the District. 6f Colimbin, do hereby certify that MARCY L. SPERRY. & party to the foregoing certificate bearing date the sixteenth day of June. 19: and hereto annexed. personally appeared before me in said District of Columbia, the said MARCY L. SPERRY. being personally weil Known to ‘me as the person’ who. executed the foregoing certificate and Acknowledged lh'ofnmP lflth his R:}: and deed. ven under my' hand. and seal sixteenth day of June. 1037 e HAZEL G. THOMPSON, Notary Public District of Golumbia. HELP_MEN. ADV. SPACE SALESMEN—Good deal, 307, ommission. 10 a.m. Friday only, 1748 st. n.w B AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC with experience on Fords and Chevrolets for work on a fleet of trucks. Give complete details of Dast experience. Address Box 120-D, Star office. AUTO SALESMEN—2 energetic_men sell new Fords and used cars. desirable, but not necessary In city. Fioor duty every day tation furnished. R. I ave. ne. BAKER. first-ciass, with small shop; ex: perienced. State experience, reference: age and_wages wanted to start. Address Box_63-D. ce BARBER for Olney, Md.; must be expert. National 6132, BOY for delivery and general work in gro- Cery ‘store: must have driver's permit. 1322 Flori . ne. 5 OABINETMAKER. A-1_man_only.__ Able cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 5838-40 Conduit rd n.w. OOLLEGE UNDERGRADU. to reguiar customers for_local company: pay good. Address Box 354-D. Star office. COOK-CHEF _wanted, experienced: o one order cook. Apply Oriole Grill, 1724 Pa_ave nw. G CUSTOMERS MAN with establisned ¢lien- tele. Mackubin Legg and Co.. Woodward Bldg.. Washington. D. C. 3 COUNTERMAN. Don't apply unless you are an experienced man. 3642 Georgia ave. n.w.. “Scotly's” Restaurant COUNTERMEN, _ experienced. Apply at once. Glen Echo Park, Md. DELICATESSEN CLERK. young man: erience, references required Belicatessen. 2024 Rhode Isian Y LATHERS wanted. plaster-board men. Call Metropolitan 0671 between 7 _and 9 p.m. LUBRI TION N red, experienced with Aro equipment; salary. Apply 3510 Georgia_ave. n.w MAN.married. fair worker: _some ' sales_ experience’ helpful. Address Box_105-D._Star_office. & MAN for_special route work in Ariington County: must_be married and have car. Address Box 234-D. Btar office. 1 Mcial seal Je24:iy1.R.15 to Experier.ce Best set-up Transpor- Steuart Motors, 1401 ex- education, _wijling in ex- | the Public Utilities Commission | and | | MEN_FOR_ ROUTES “HE DOESN'T GET A VACATION THIS YEAR S0 WE LOOKED IN THE EVENING STAR AND FOUND THIS APARTMENT ABOVE THE FISH MARKET.” HELP AND SITUATIONS. Covyright. 1937. Esavire Featuren, lae. HELP MEN. __________(Continued.) % MAN. colored. over :1: driver's permit grocery siore’ experience. with reference. Store. 1118 You st. n.w. North #3098 MAN. with ows car._to drive children 1o and ‘from -private school. Address Box 95-D._Star_office 3 MECHANIC. Ford V-5. must be good. Ap- PIv_Mr. Jacobs. 3040 M st. n.w Sl MEN—Two to be emploved this week for promotion work in our Summer adver- tising_campaikn. salary paid weekly, car furnished. ~See Mr. Currin, 215 Pa. ave. se. from 10am to 1 pm. MEN (4) of neat appearance. to work @ full days and 3 eves weekly: sales and Service. Good pay_ _with chance for ad- vancement. Apply 7 to 8 pm.. Thursday. Room_No. 205._ 1427 Eye st. nw. _ MEN." severul neat appearing 1o repre- sent one of the world's leading electrical #ppliunces: permanent position and kood puy 1o those who aualify. North 4007 between 5 and for ‘appointment 4). between 1 and 40 We furnich truck and pay all expenes 10" those who aualify. Also will hire i x00d sulesmen to sell our Otleans coffee. See Mr. Garriso st se. Thurs. 7 o 9 pm. ce Co MUSICIANS. nd_ trumpet NIGHT MAN. white. middie-uged. for apt house: must’be famillar with B. B. X elevator and il bu:ner operation: neai abpearance to meet the public essential Address Box 10:5-E Star office PHARMACIST-—Siute aze experience & references. Address Box 50:-D. Star off PLASTERERS AND LATHERS. non- for contract wo:k. 5117 Sherrier pl ar Conduit rd 5 PLASTERERS WANTED—14th and Ogden sts. nw pm drummer band. Saxoplio Tor small piano Kaudoiph PRESSERS. experienced on rough _and | linen suj High rate pay. steady work. rd st. nw PRESSER ladies” and_gentiemen’s clothes wages. $20.00 week. Boulevard Valei Sery- 221 New York ave. n.w i REAL ESTATE SALESMAN experienced and capable of representing an established firm. “An especially good proposition 10 a proven producer. Address Box 231-E. Biar office REAL ESTATE SALESMEN —Have opening for two men have scveral new-house Jobs. prices starting from $:.650 up. This is & splendid opening as 10i% of sales are being made; experience not necessary: must have car. ' See Mr. Barklev. A. S. Gardiner, 1510 K st.'n.w._National 034 REAL ESTATE SALESMEN_Have opening for i men” who are Inierested in making A connection with a live and gro @anization See Mr. McNamara Georgia ave. nw. 10 10 am.. » to & p.m. ROOFING AND SIDING SALESMEN to sell n advertised line to home owner. experience in estimating and sel desirable, bui not necessary. Apply 5th st ‘ne. room 203 SALESMAN and reprasentative for whole- saie {ruit and vegetable: must have exper ence. None other need apply. Write fu details._Address Box :#31-D. Star office SALESMAN for wholesale and retail ouf- leis: air conditioning. stokers. oil burners, water-heating equipment: splendid oppor- tunity: live prospects: sales help: commis- sions only. "See Mr. Shuitz, 4 lo 6 p.m., 20 W st. nw SALESMEN—Mar men between Ages ) and 5 with some selling experience. $40 weeklv guaranteed and commission Assured future to men who qualify. Give complete resume of pasi_experience and references Address Box 478-D, Star office SECURITIES SALESMAN with established clientele. “Mackubin Legg & Co.. Wood- ward_Blde.. Washington. D. C. SELL $! COUPON BOOK. contains $20 in services: keep 40c: fountain pens frec Mei- Topolitan Advertisers. 81K Oth st. n.w. SODA DISPENSER. must be experienced: bring reference. 1000 14th st. now. SPOTTERS, experienced ark and krav ork: high rate pay: steady work. Apply 1200 23rd st n.w. STENOGRAPHER—Young man. civil serv- ice. who desires transfer to $1.800 confi- dential position, including general work. = Write. 'stating age. expe education, life sketch. Address Box Star office YOUNG MAN " for busy market store. 1027 §th st. n.w g . YOUNG MAN. tror lumber and illwork and who has xperience in retail lumber yard: must 1 ®00d appearance and ambiiious: chan Tor “advancement. Address Box 1f ar office. YOUNG MAN. with car. Apply Room : Bond Bldg. ‘Thurs. between : and 4: P between 9:30 and 10:30 am. Salary WE HAVE OPENINGS for several men in our sales department. new demonstrators and_prosoects furnished. Ask for Mr. Loefler. sales manager. Norihcast Motor Co.. one of Washingion's oldest Ford dealers. 920_Bladensburg rd. n.e REAL ESTATE SALESMEN With security selling experience will find it 1o their advantake to call to_see us. Parmelee. Inc. 1026 _Woodward Building ERMANENT POSITIONS. 5 clean-cut. ambitious men with cars sell hosiery. etc.: remuneration_discussed at interview. Mr. Handler, 7th floor, 1343 F nw. TELEPHONE SALESMEN. . Experienced telephone ~ salesmen with either security or real estate experience will find it to their advantage to call to see up. Parmelee. Inc.. 1026 Woodward Buflding. Firm established since 1875 wants men and young men for special work. Electrical appliances. books. magazines. products and automobiles. If you have solicited for any- thing at ali, investizate this unusual op- portunity. "Apply Mr. Brown. 9 to 10:10 only. Room No. 70K, Second National Bank Bldg.. 1333 G st. n'w. 5—YOUNG MEN—S5. Summer work for neat-appearing and ambitious men with firm established since 1875. Apply Mr. Rossi. 4 to 10 mornings, # to 5 afternoons. Room No. ;08 Second National Bank Bidx.. 1333 G st. n.w. Washing Machine Salesmen. 4 experienced washer salesmen to sell A B. C. washers and ironers and complete line ‘of refrigerators. ranges. oil burners, ios and small appliances. No_down payment. no hold back: pav daily. Trans- portation furnished from store. Apply 4 0 8 p.m._ Mr. Will I ave. ne. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Several ambitious men at least 21 with D. C. driver's permit. Salary $17.50 per week. plus commission and bonus. * Willing workers. ' Can_earn $30-$40 per week. Absolutely o selling. ~ Must have good Teputation. = Apply in person only. 201 Transportation Bldg. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SALES- MEN (5), expesienced. Best com- mission in the city. Call Thurs. morning bet. 8 and 10 a.m. Terrys Home Appliance Co., 927 N. Y. flve'_n;w"__.__;,fiv, o AN THE HECHT COMPANY— Sales floor vacancy, gas range department, will be filled Friday morning. Man select- ed will be thoroughly trained. This is a direct factory retail position. See Mr. Swonger, gas range dept., main floor. SALESMEN WANTED. Salary and commission. To sell America’s smartest and most economical car. Fac- tory training. Call Mr. Mills 8 to 10 p.m., today and Fri- day. District 2580, be had | Lo MEEMENT T TIRE SALESMAN. C-S HELP _ WOMEN. BAKER. 1st-class, with small shop: ex- perienced. state ' experience. references. 8ge and wages wanted to start. Address Box 63-D_Star office. BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced _ all around; permanent potition. Roby's Beauty Bhop. 1004 Pa.ave.se BEAUTY OPERATOR for_Oine: perienced._Apply National 81 BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted good: ateady position. with good tee. "Apply Bill's Beauty Salon, 140: roe st. n.w. g g CANVASSERS to obtain insulating prospects: no . sel Apply 1244 5th st. n.e CASHIER in drug store. _experienc cigars, candy. cigarettes: unquestionable references. Apply 13th and E sts. n.w GIRL. experienced in typewriting and bookkeeping: ~sta'e experience. salary expected and references. Address Box J16-D. Star office. _ S5 GIRLS,. 21 or over. for curb service. Apply Paradise Inn. River rd.. Alexandria, Va LADIES (41, for special sales event: hostery and lingerie dept. Apply mornings, Room 2051497 Eye st nw MANICURIST —Apply Myra Beauty Balon, 607 17th st. n.w PANTRY GIRL_ white. stead Grill. 1436 G s SILK _FINISHERS, only: high rate pay; 1220 2ird st nw STENOGRAPHER |n lawyer's office eiate experience and salary expected. Address Box 115-D. Star office : 3 TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. with 4 references. Address Box 150-D office. ST WAITRESSES wanted ° Apply corner 2nd and Pennsvivania ave. s Ry WAITRESSES (). experienced. Apply a% once. 1345 Conn. ave. i WAITRESSES wanted with gond _expsri- ence. Apply Oriole Grill. 1724 Pa nw WAITRESSES _neat_and aitract others need apply. Brown Derby Conn. ave. nw ara Mon- experienced. Oim= now 2 experienced pres steady work. Apply " iocal Star > 3-A WAITRESSES. experienced betwasn 21-30, Apply 600" Nortiy Capitol st.. CHILDS. be: tween 240 and 5 pm WATTRESSES. white o and lonch room; exper 07 nd st se WAITRESSES. several anly " for better-class Davis. 1205 7th st. nw. o WOMAN. white. strong 95 o 45 years old care of invalid. good home: stay ) per month. 139 N. C. ave f Toe YOMAN. white. age around 40. to care for two small children; good home. 3323 T “soda _fountain nced preferred. white. experienced trade.” ~Apply M L WOMEN National tire man has opening Must haye selling ab See Mr. Reev I to 4 Thurs and Pri. Goodyear Service. | 1300 Conn. ave i | AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. | | Our volume increased 400« | last month. We need more and used car privilege, draw- ing account and transporta-\ tion. We have the most mod- ern show room and shop in the vicinity. AL’S MOTORS, INC,, CHRYSLER —PLYMOUTH 294 Wiison Bivd ainut’ K801 HELP MEN AND WOMEN. MAN AND WIFE care of chickens and lay Address Box 21-E. Star office MAN AND WIFE. colored. for ail ho woik. cooking and laundry. for two adu #nd caze of invalid lady: live in base quirters. 340 month. Call Adams Apt 411 after 7 pm WASHINGTON'S _most _r house wnd business bro _proposition. Acdress Box 19n-E. want room ing SALESMEN. MAN wanted to supply Rawleizh's hous hold products to consumers: we train an help you: ood profits for hustlers: no experience necessary: pleasant, profiiable dignified work. Wriie todav. Rawleighs Dept._DCG-4 Chester Pa SALESMEN — OPPORTUNI- TY FOR TWO HIGH-GRADE SALESMEN TO MAKE PER- MANENT CONNECTION. SEE MR. ANKENY, 1526 14th ST. N.W. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. _______BUSINESS, | NOGRAPHERS. 1ast tvpists. bookkee| ers. accountants. bookkecping machina 21 | dictap operators, draftamen. salesme: | soda rses.’ cashiers, €tc. male- femal today. No charge 1 less placed | second floor, CALVERT PERSONNEL CO,, salesmen. We offer both newi ; e for personal -E. Star o 5 ight office work. state expected and qualifications. Addre-s 114-D. Star office. white to care for 2 1Y) room and board. good eala 6 and ¥ pm., 1409 Lurr!nr;. SALESLADIES A large Washington concern fc apsning sales depariment and de: twn Qualifications are—-married age 25 1o 45 those whn ean £ gond personal appear- education anxinue for a D Aoply Room 312, Bond Eldg irs of 3 and 4 4 YOUNG WOMEN—4. . TOS. Second MAGAZINES. raest dlsbributor of books HELP DOMESTIC. OMAN CLEANING house ref modezate salar er for emploved couple entie charge of ook and weil trained dinine room service: zood Ia " Erate experience references. Age and salare ex- pected.Address Box 33-D &tar offes GENERAL HOUSEWORKER_ colnred par- tial care ‘of children: live in city refers erices” 30 manth 2003 Belmon? rd HOUSEKEFPER white tn 45 cumberances. siav nights £00¢_home for richt par:s 2%nd et Mt Rainier. Md. WOMAN white to take care o and bahy: live Phone Cleveland 5 WOMAN “white healthy. | 45 care “lvear child small ap month: cond home. Decatur 0890 befor —_——— SITUATIONS MEN. COUNTANT Thanke < anced. audited kept part ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER._ 5 yre leze exparionce. ma-ter's dagres in account work for 323 weekl BOY, wants work in s room driver's per CARPENTER. experienced ¢ 541-W colored 1 Calvert Bldg., Balto.. Md Wanted—Ycung man some col. lege backzround. to tra:n executive po- A large financial corp. M business exp. preferably p: gressive. athletic £170_month_and 1 DOMESTIC. NCY. Dec. 5561 1407 111k, | has cooks. maids. nurses. mother heipers, cay workers, dishwashers, (‘U«:l;]!). | DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. ¢ “th st n.w. Dec. 2419-North $#011. He furnished. positions secured; short notice: in_or out eity. INSTRUCTION COURSES. TELEPHONE SWITCHBEOARD COURS] and 4 weeks. $-3 daily. Certificate iss Placement service. Miss West. PERSO! SERVICE._1311_G.__National 2114, SUMMER COURSES — Special Shortiand. G- weeks. 80-100 words min- ute: BookKeeping. simple course in double- entry. 4 weeks: Grege Shorthand. mastery of principles ‘and simple dictation weeks, Comptometer-touch typine weeks awarded. Large employ- ew ciasses form.ng. BOYD T st LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. EARN WHILE LEARNING WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1018 Vi Ave NW _(Near K.) Dit. 1762 ~ BEAUTY CULTURE. FREE C. ALOGU EASY TERMS, MABELLE HONOUR, 20 Years of Successful Beauty Traning. 1540 New York Ave. NW. Met 8 ‘WASHINGTON ACADEMY of Beauty Culture, Inc., 15th St.. N. Y. Ave.. 50 Wash. Bldg World's foremost system in beauty cul- ture 0 yea turning out fine students. Visit us or write. free booklet Formerly with Wilfreds, N. Y., Expert Dept. District b BOYD =1 o PERSONAL. FALSE_TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 6ul, Westory Bldg.._14th and F. Met. | HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method Results effective for a life- time or money back. Write for booklet No drugs or surgery DR SOMMERWERCK 1365 Columbia rd. Adams 0388. = WOMAN. REFINED. CAPABLE. WILL keep_house for adults. Address Box | 235-E._Star_office. i POWER AND PERFECT EXPRESSION OF voice can be yours if you develop your vocall organ by our scientific exercises taught tc you in your own home. Im- provement guaranteed or no charge. Tels phone Kensington 270 for particulars. WILL N. A. MORRISON FORMERLY OF Falls’ Church. Va. and owner of ot in Cathedrai Highlands. kindlv phone Natl. if_this lot is for sale? &= NURSE WILL CARE FOR ONE PATIENT in own _hcme. Good food and absolutely clean. Shepherd 4-J. > - s AM ORGANIZING A GROUP OF YOUNG people for 1:i-day cruise to Gaspe. Quebec and Bermuda, sailing August 7. Planned entertainment. Congenial people MRS. YOUNG. Adams 9473, S WHEN DEATH STRIKES A PAMILY there 18 no need o feel that they must ac ept infertor fuperal services due co in- ability to pay a higher price The Gre: W W, Chambers Co offers a comple: funeral, cars and ail for as little as $75 World Ane:t waterproof airtight, guaran- teed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for k5 In case of death call the Greater W W, Chambers Co. 14th st. cornel Chapin n w.. Columbia 0432 ~Phone or write our address We will send you & besutiful catalogue ot how we do it "1400 Chapi~ st. n.w. phone Columbia 0432 517 11th st s.e. ohone Atlantic 8700 MOTOR TRAVEL. Y DESIRING PASSAGE NEAR OR Tioueh AmArilo. Texas. to nelp share ex- penses ~ with _congenial people: leaving Washington July 30. Adams 6167 after 6 p.m. References exchanzed ae LEAVING FOR NIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY: can accommodate 3 persons. Call North GG31-W after 5. e DRIVING TO BIRMINGHAM SAT . JULY 10). new car, accommodate 3 persons. Cail Adam. K063 after 5 p.m. . YOUNG MAN DESIRES TRANSPORT. tion to vicinity Des Moines. Iowa: share expense or flat_rate. Adams §730-W. * MINNESOTA LEAVING SATURDAY morning. July 10.°can take one or passengers. Call Walnut 8961 DRIVING TO DETROIT FRIDAY NIGHT, can take two. MR. DENNIS, Interior Dept., Branch 208K, 0 ATLANTIC_CITY SATURDAY MORNIN 00d car. Reasonabie rate. Call after 6 andolph AR GIRL_SECRETARY DRIVING TO IOWA and Omaha, Nebr. leaving July 18, desires lady companion. share gas and oii: refer- ences_exch Columbia_5199-J MOTORING TO TEXAS ON OR ABCUT | MAN wants fob driving truck. car o | NURSE eral repairs” all work satisfactor CHEF. light colored. 15 years references p.m. Decatur 5551, _ CHEF-COOK. colored for boarding house best city experience and references. Please N RREe B XECUTIVE. 37 at present in charze of Jarge Eastern automotive company. excel lent record. can produce results experi enced accolntant: salars secondary. Ad- aress Box 467-D. Star office o GARDFNER. experienced. or_Janifor reli- able: former Goyernment worker, good re{- erences. North 7234 _any time. . MAN colored_wants work as watchman switchboard operator. elevator operator. ity references Atlantic 4100. Roberts = “anv zood. first-class references. Atlantic $19 after' 3 pm. % MAN. 0. married. honest, reliable. de- Sires” employment: no selling: chauffeur s iicense. Address Box 185-E. Star office “Male graduate desires position in or ‘private case: experienced stomach cases. Decatur 4282, ne NIZER. experichced. first-class. em At Dpresent wishes better-pavine position at €10 per week. Address Bnx 19 * office. 5 institution paralstic VULC. | SITUATIONS MEN & WO’ME’N: MARRIFD COUPLE. with 11-vear-old gir! 10 care for apt houce in exchanee for ap: kood refs. Address Box 192-E. Star off SITUATIONS WOMEN. " double- entry._some perience: fair tvpist: age. 27: willing nd_co-onerative n work. Atlantic 1487-0 BOOKKEEPER. double-eniry: fair typiet age. 27 willing and co-operative in work appreciate trial. Atlantic 146 NEEDLE EXPERT. thoroughly in dry cleanine estab Honest,” reliable: refs. 2R40-7 REFINED LADY would like to_man widower's home or emploved couples. of eferences.” Address Box 206-E, 8tar office. . ____SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. COLORED ~ Va_ woman u Fousework: city reference 1628 Swann st n.w. Ap! 2 COLORED GIRL. reliable. wishas work of any kind: ref. Potomac_ 3088 ol COTORED GIRL wishes full or part fims ¢oTk. MOTNINEs or evenings: will go awa fent city references: high school grad- uate._age. 27 vears. Columbia 8364 COLORED GIRL wishes work or cook. 1706 Ath st COLORED GIRL wants maother's helpe Potomac f282. " e et COLORED GIRL wants part-time job,_gen- eral housework:’ fond of children. Tele- phone Columbia 6411-J. COLORED GIRL. reliable _w time work 1R2R-Jo it FAMILY leaving the city maid, Natl experienced managerial abilit- Mrs. Jones, Wast Nortl 11 ener 2862 general hoyse- nw ehw. mald or stay or home nights: ref hole or part reference {urnished. Call Pot es {o placs reliable, for part-time or day's work. GIRL voung. colored. d €r's heiper. _Call Met. 355 GIRL. colored. wishes job as general house- worker. or as waitress: good cook: elty ref- erences__Atlantic 0408 GIRL. colored. waitress, cooking in small family. 4980, GIRL. c housemaid or Phone National red. honest. reliable. wants full or part time work: mothers helper or nursemaid _North 7882 GIRL. colored, wants Jjob helpet or light' housework; cit: Lincoln_R374-W. GIRL. colored. evenings ' or North (200-J. s GIRL. colored. desires part-time work; re erence. X3 P st nw DRIRRTGy GIRL. colored, desires housework or moth- :‘helmr or waitress; references. West 282 GIRLS (two). colored. neat. want jobs as houseworkers, full or part time; references. Call Lincoln &429-3. " ' ¥ MAN AND WIFE want ob. stay nights: 2 xirls want work. Phone Decatur 6549 TWO GIRLS. colored. want da: pare or full tim plain cooking nights. North 1820, 398 X WIDOW. settled white. wants a position as housekeeper, or looking after children for employed couple. Address Box 183-E. Star Gffice: S e 3 Be, WOMAN. colored. wants general housework or part time. North 2564. 2 WOMAN. colored. wishes work as firsi-cla cook. pastry or work of any kind, Ca mornings until 172, evenings after 3: re crences _North 4i66. ) ¥ WOMAN, colored. wants work caring for children’ of empioyed couple 7:30 until 5:30._reteren shton_176-F- WOMAN. colored. wants job. general houses s_mother’ reference. honest, mornings: willing _to work: Bood cook; ref. wor home July 18 csa take 3, new Ford. RAMBEO, el 8018 0 . work, cooking_or maid: city reference; go bome night. Potomac 4316. {