Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1937, Page 29

SPORTS. THE EVENING Rally to Cup Defense YACHTING LOSERS TRUE SPORTSMEN | Will Spend Heavily to Aid Vanderbilt Keep Ranger in Tune for Races. BY LAWRENCE PERRY. EW YORK, July 12—With the selection of the sloop Ranger as defender of the America's Cup sagainst T. O. M. Sop- with's challenger, Endeavour II, came A show of spirit on the part of mem- bers of the New York Yacht Club, holder of the cup, which must have been gratifying to Harold S. Vander- bilt, skipper and sole owner of the defending yacht. First of all, the America’s Cup Com- mittes thoughtfully hastened the se- Jection of Ranger so that the act coincided with Vanderbilt's 53d birth- day Secondly, George Nichols, a former eommodore of the club, offered a cup for a further series of races among | Ranger and the sloops Yankee and | Rainbow, rivals of the Vanderbilt sloop for the honor of defending the | famous trophy. Thirdly, Gerard B. Lambert, owner of Yankee, and Chandler Hovey, Rain- bow's owner. offered to keep their yachts in commission—no inexpensive enterprise—so that Ranger might have the advantage of further tuning up for the forthcoming contest for the blue ribbon of the seas. Real Yachting Enthusiasts. 'HIS action on the part of Lambert | and Hovey was not at all surpris- ing. Of all members of a club in which interest in big boat racing has been steadily waning for some years, | these two yachtsmen stand among the leading proponents of giant wind- fammers just as they share place with Harold Vanderbilt among the gallant and high-minded amateur sportsmen of the Nation The fact, however, that Vanderbilt was obliged to finance the designing. building and maintenance of the new cup defender, whereas in the past, defending slcops usually have been | underwritten by syndicates, 1s less a reproach to the members of the New | * York Yacht Club than an indication | vacht Lopsy- of how times have changed i ing as in other affairs of this turvy world In former years, I the early 90s. the clubd large element with bank and =alt in its blood a cup defender was needed a cost of [rom $750.000 to nearly million for building, ing, all one had do was nounce that a syndicate w to pay the shot. Formation of such A group would be the hour. Back in 1914, in the case of one of Bir Thomas Lipton's challenges, three &yndicates formed, as it weie. spon- taneouslv overnight, and three sioops were produced. ching back into ontained & ons in the Whenever involving a a to an- Vanderbilt Takes Lead. TIME wen: on and many changes occurred in national life, not overlooking the depression of 1 When Sopwith first challenged for [‘1(‘ cup in 1934, the syndicate idea in cup defense still obtained. One was or- ganized after a great deal of high- pressure salesmanship, but even so it was necessary for Vanderbilt to as- sume vastly more than his share of financial responsibility. Many of the old club seafaring names were miss- ing from the group, which, indeed, contained not a few members who ‘never had owned a big racing wind- jammer, if any, and had never raced or perhaps even sailed on one as passengeis If these men though. that througn their generosity thev would come into cloge contact with America’s Cup de- fense, thus addi a new thrill to their life experience, they were greatly disappointed. Their function, as they found, was merely to draw checks for the amount of their subscriptions and keep out of the w nich, in view of their ignorance “of yacht racing, was quite the proper and logical thing for them to co. Many Lose Interest. JUST the same, it did not make for anything appreciable in the way of development of nautical enthusiasm among these members and beyond the | rare and submerged mention of their names as associated with the cup de- fense enterprise, they received no popular kudos. Consciousness of do- ing & generous deed was, in short, their only reward 80, all things considered, when the project of underwriting a new de- fender came up last Winter the at- titude of these men and others of means sufficient to have enabled them to participate in the financing of a new sloop may best be described as bleak. In the end, Vanderbilt assumed the entire financial responsibility, which, when all bills are paid and the series ended, will have involved an expen- ! diture of perhaps half a million dol- lara, all of which is a sporting ges- ture of grandeur and magnificence unequaled in the annals of American sport. Sports Mirror By the Associated Press. ay a vear ago—Pive world record Bafil’wfll'r Marty, Ben Eastman. {ll Bonthron. Ralph Metcaife and rge _Varoff beaten in final United en Olympic track and fleld trvouts, Three years ago—Carl Hubbell turned back Pirates. fanning eight for th victory. e yenrs agb. -Athletics lost ground %0 Yanks as Lefty Grove dropped sec- ond straight start. wanted | work of an‘ \ ,\ l BY R. R. TAYNTON. HERE are just a few keep your dog comfortable in hot weather. Those things { done, it is best to provide Sir Bow Wow with a little wholesome neulrcl. His panting and puffing doesn’t mean | that he is dying from the heat. He | is just taking the only means pro- vided by nature to “sweat it off.” Foremost among the hot weather rules is to keep your dog groomed, plucked or trimmed if he is & wire- | haired breed, | if he is long haired. fleas and lice | removed and kept off, regardless of | what kind of coat he has. | he has fresh, clean, cool water. Feed him somewhat more lightly | { than you do in the Winter, cutting down drastically on all fats and oils, including cod liver oil. See that he has access to as cool and shady a spot as your home affords. If possible make available to him a | earth and take what comfort he can from it. And leave him alone! If he ask for it | the less heat is generated. ()VE of the usual, though not so | widely known, aftermaths of the | glorious Fourth is an influx of fright- ened and bewildered animals in all the animal rescue shelters of tae city. Many of them bear license tags and are easily returned to their owners. Many more stray awav sans collar and never are traced. Hundreds have their nerves irremediably shattered and become | miseties to themselves and worthless to their owners | All to satisfy the moronic de- light of some individuals in senseless noises, And while we are on the subject of losi dogs and animal shelters, the Washington Animal Rescur League reports its usual Summer rush of de- upkeep and rac- | ; UsT | Vi when streams throughout a and West Virginia were beginning to clear, that biz rain of last night had to appear 2nd cloud things up again. Even the Potomac s clearing, which is something nowadays. Thal was a ‘ bad break for the anglers, too, because | Checapeake Bay fishing is none too t week ave 0 one-half wha age catches were close they had been the vious {wo weeks. The Gooses were own. but other spots barely were scraying enough fish to fill the botiom of the can. The schools of rock which now are showing from one end of the Chesapeake to the other are -proving kittenish about striking any of the approved lures, and trout have not begun to make up their apportioned share of the catch Yesterday at Solomons best catch we could find was 125, made under Capt. Dick Wood- burn over at Hooper Island. That was far and away above the average, and was taken on the other side of the bay. Those fishing this side weie dumping few fish on the dock most them hardhead. and with yellow-fins and striped mi Where Are Blues? (CAPT. LAWRENCE W. NORTH. who used to operate a fleet out of Sherwood Beach, has joined up with Capt. T. E. Jones of North Beach. | Last week he took a party of 10 Wash- | ington anglers over to the Gooses in the Norma R. Tolley and showed them how to boat 81 croekers and a few | trout. Other catches made by the Jones ficet last week ran from 30 to 100, most of them from the Gooses. ! We can't venture a prediction | as to when and where bluefish are going to start next in the bay. | For a while they were all over to | lower section, with a few infiltrating up to Lhe Middle Grounds, but these | Griffs’ Records | BATTING, Travis Stone Almada Millies Weaver Sington Simmons IR Ferrell Hil Anpleton | Fiscner De ‘Shong Tacobs Chaxe 0 0 000 0000 PITCHING. s jenteclis, e | Weayer De Shong & | W. Perrell | Fischer Linke Appleton Cohen Jacohs I Chne Sm—auaal’ undercoat combed out | See that | | | spot where he can dig into the cool | wants to play or needs attention, he'll | Otherwise the less munon; | Mis. OGS Ll By RRTAYANTON serted dogs. Can you imagine any things | dog deserting his master just because that can be done to make or he felt like taking & trip? Yet that is what scores of feelingless humans (?) do. After acquiring a puppy for little or nothing, after raising it in a fashion, | after using it as a toy for the children, a guard for the home and a com- panion for lonesome hours, when the Summer vacation urge seizes them they thoughtlessly turn Fido out to fend for himself and go off on their | vacations. In the Fall, when the woods entice, | when the children clamor for a puppy again, the neighberhood 1s scoured for a mongrel puppy which is being given away, or the nearest and cheapest puppy factory is visited, and the whole | | thing starts over agam (AAPT PARKER, \\hu\e genial pres- | ence has been missing from the chief's desk at the Animal Rescu* | League for more than a year, is back at his post. Under his guidance, the Washington Animal Rescue League | has grown to be one of the best ad- ministered in the country. It has moved from rented quarters into a heautiful build- ing expertly designed for most efficient work, It is & model for all similar enter- prises and could well serve as a model for private keunels and veterinarian hospitals in both cleanliness and ar- rangement, 'l‘HE Baltimore County Kennel Club | elected the following officers for the ensuing year at a recent meeting: President Dr. L. Brady; first vice president, C. W. Lindsay; second vice president, Mrs J Thornton; third vice president, J. J. Fahey, Jr.. treasurer, C. M. Canedy; board of governors, L L. De Ford, J. A. Johnson, J. V. Frew. S. Lindsay. Mre. C. E. Reimer and Mrs. L. Brady, and secretary, C. E. W. Schmeh!, 3723 West Cold smmg‘ May | 1938, was selected as the date of | their next show at the polo field and | lane, 1 Baltimore, Md. Sunday, armory, Pikesvill, Md., and C. W. Lindsay has bcen reappointed chair- {man of the Bench Show Committee. | Indications are that the 1937 siaged bv this club will rank among the year's largest outdoor shows and plans already arc under way to make their 1938 show even bigger and better, affair Bv GeorGE £ HUBER - have gone. This department has ex- cellent contacts all over the bay, none have been reporting even small blues lately. The fish factories in Virginia are not doing so well with their alewife netting, showing that there is a lack of food fish around, which may mean that blues have gone elsewhere in search of sustenance. Do not get couraged, however. Just remember that last year started out none too bright also, but made up for it in the end with such big fish that many an ancler was given t askance leok by his friends when he started to tell about the size of his catch. The season still is voung in so far as blues are concerned, and we have plenty of time. Ocean City for Blues. UT in the ocean it is a different story. Blues are there, and make up in numbcrs what they lack in size At Ocran City. M. they are running on an averaze of 100 to the boat, which is plenty of fish in any man's ’ A language. smallish, pounds So many are being caught that reports received yesterday cannoi he printed, because of the number taken, as we do not give cres here for slaughters. “Killer Korner” candidates recently at Ocean City include seven Wash- inglon anglers who brought in 120 hardhead and 230 sea bass, and two more local “sportsmen” who boated 200 blues. In size they are somewhat few being better than 5 HOMESICK, Mattick Denies Him Leave ST. LOUIS, homesick” was QUITS CLUB Love Affair Made Los Angeles. July 12 (P).—"Just the expianation Bob Mattick, Los Angeles shortstop, gave | for his “disappearance” Friday from the team’'s headquarters. “I wanted to see my parents,” the 22-year-old player said. “I intend to | leave Wednesday and rejoin my team.” Mattick ridiculed reports that his | leaving Los Angeles had been pre- cipitated by “an unfortunate love af- fair.” He is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Mattick, at their hnme here. He has been on the Los An- geles team since 1934, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, New Orleans, Knoxville, 1—0, Birmingham. R—. Nashville. 1—4. Little Rock. 3—4:' Chattanooga, 1—: Memphis 2 Atlanta. 1 —6. Arranging Big Game Hunt Is Simple Job D. C. Man Assigns Guides, Equipment at Moment's Notice for any Safari on Globe. BY DILLON GRAHAM, Associated Press Bports Writer. IGH up in a prosaic stone building here there sits a sun-browned man who as- signs hunting guides in big game jungles in the far cor- ners of the world. He requires but a jiffy to ar- range a month's wild animal hunt. He's Clifford T. Kettler, a small- 1sh man, with black hair thinning at the temple, and a pert mous- tache. Kettler can rattle off the ac- complishments and background of guides in all the five continents. A ‘There's hardly a place you might want to hunt but what Ket- tler can tell you the guide's name, the cost and the passport fee be- fore Jesse Owens can dash a hun- dred yards. “The idea is that hunters rather would contact one central clearing house than write all over the world to individual guides or wonder where they might get guides,” Kettler says. His organization (International Safaris) formerly had its head- quarters in Africa. He has quides in Canada, India, Alaska, Britich East Africa, Mexico and the United States. L3 All the hunter has to do is sign on the dotted line, produce the dough and shoot. Guides, horses, motor cars, elephants, sled dogs, food and sleeping quarters—what- ever the trip requires—are pro- vided. . Some Gt the trips include guar- antees. For instance, if you want to bag wild game in Mz:xico, Kettler promises you'll get at least one ocelot, jaguar, mountain ln, wild boar, lynx and deer. If photographs of wild animals or the chance to paint them in their native haunts ere wanted, Kettler agrane-s that, and | ¥ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., A AA'SSPENDING MAYNOTTOP FUND $60,000,000 of Soil Conser- vation Cash May Be Re- turned to Treasury. E3 the Associnted Press. The Agriculture Department, an in- formed official sald today, hopes to turn back to the Treasury more than $60,000,000 of the 1936 soil conserva- tion fund. | Payments to farmers who partici- pated in the benefit program, the offi- clal reported, will be slightly above | $400,000,000. Congress made available $470,000,000. Finance officers of the Agriculture Department explained any unexpended funds would go into the Treasury's | gneral fund and help reduce the Fed- eral deficit, A. A. A. officials were reluctant to | dis the exact savings until fhe bulk of 1936 pavments has been com- | pleted. The latest check showed $334,229,249 had gone out to 4,867,308 farmers and land owners. It was learned, however, that rates for payments in each region had been | fixed for a maximum compliance and possible emergencies and that each region would show a balance. Secretary Wallace recently oppesed A suggestion from the cotton belt that payments under the 1936 program there be increased. Congress already has voted $500,- 000.000 for benefit payments under the 1937 soil conservation program, but officials say this will not utilize the 1936 balances. COMING...RIALTO JULY I8 | | | DIAMOND RING. wbout 1 carat | Guare tuce setting. band br unicate with Uni white gold. | wari Club: | Vicinity st Reward ~Call Randolph 5 on Saturday 1:th and K st Georgia (448 ile moving Sut cott Key Apt nolicies small s; coins Teward. Call B H. Lincoin 10°200. OVAL xold. rd < nw. Kewatd July i Ut i from 0w blue) lost 5 and Rewara pis clanp between tore. nied n | ednesday. Wopam PERINESE (mul name Georse e POINTER —Frmale Umid: <10 iewara Decatyr s PURSE. blac black with Reward. 317 Jiver and white 1600 Girard at. very e E leather. in taxi Thursday. | July N reward. Call District 2810, E: 26N before 3 pm i SPECTACLES—Biack horn-rim b focals Sathrday” afternoon. probably Alexandria bus or Mount sanicar, Reward. P mac N1 SPECIAL NOTICES. DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART loads 1o aud from Balto Phila and New to other Eastern Service Since Inti THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE €O Phone Decatur 500 NEW FOLDING CHAIRS FOR RENT VERY { | eauent cltior. "Depend trips ol feay We cater 1o ull occasions small or larce. Metropolitan’ & ional_ N I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR | debis contracted by any one other than invself. "FRED M. DAHL. R. F, D. Nn | Box “4it-A. Benning. D, ¢ | BRICKLAYERS' UNION NO. 1. D There will be an eleciion of all ofi.ers on Wednesday | July 11 ar" Typographica Temple. Polls open from 1 pm ‘0 pm. TRUSTEES THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE. holders of rha heast Building Associa- be hield Thursday July AU the offices of th Ave. ne. for the purpose ctors for the ensuing year And the TTansaction of SIEH olhet Besiress A% may properiv come hefors the meeling SCHUYLER 8. SYMON Secreiary A DEAL FUNERAL AT %75 Provides ame service as one costing $500 Don't waste “insurance mones r?.ui DEAL with v, experience Lin- rs HELP MEN. BARBER for Olney. Md National 6 & BOYS AND MEN mous Mavic Tuble <al. also bonus 1o starl: no exv. req. Room | flom: 1415 Tt 1w BUTCHER for grocers store State ceferences. exnerience pecied. Address Box 20D Star office BUS BOY neat [ast courteous: advance- ment {or abiiity. Apply 404 Uth st. n w. i local man. must ) week 10 start must be expert more 1o distribute fa- Book orders: % 2ood tr and saln COLLECTOR—Man _with car famiiiar with city and vielnity ATy paid to Zht party. hstonw ON MANAGER for ust be iceress rative salary, ofl cups age 5111 DE! Must e Gond sal- Askins-Fitwell credit man- | to handle collectors tal: replies confidential Address' Box a3-D. Siar ATTENDANTS. $10 week silarv guaranteed. Grorzia ave. n.w ST. permanent positi era‘or. kood salary: wonderful iuture: reg- istered D_C. Dr. Leon. 443 7th n.w FAPMER, ~ experienced, married. to chrize of small farm and care for hoss. | Fairfax Cou Va: wiil furnisa_h West Call before 5 p.m., NI | GROCERY CLERK. white ATOF'S permut. Apply after | Fla_ave ne MAN (0 distribute samples foule: LD 0 S4h frst week: automobile iven’as bonus. Wiite Albert Mills Monmonth Cineinaati. Oinio - MAN with knowledge of copyright and | trade mark proccaures. Prefer one former- Iy connected with (hese sovernmental de- | partmenis. Excelient 1 ation. For appointment, call Mctropolitan 21720 | MEN. = neat appearance: sulary ommission: industrial life insurance tahlished e debits Apply 50l rado Blde.. 14(h and G sts | MEN between the azes of 20 to 30 vears Tho want work, ambitious and willing > learn: pavs weil to wo-getters. Call p.r1. Monday evening, Room 312, Bldg. PAPER HANGERS. tinners and cement nish_references Tover 18 ve N 1o good o0p- | must ha 5 o'clock, 1000 “hanale cotree and es- Colo- | Evans first-class painters, flnishers: must fur- App'y Federal Contra | ing Co.. Inc.. 913 New York ave. n.w. | PHARMACIST registered. State aze and references. Address Box 43%-E. Star offlice PRESSERS. wool, silk and_linen: good steady work. Premier Cleaners, rear | 634 H st ne | PRESSERS. experienced on linen and Paim Beach on hot head bresses: good wages. Anply Model Cieaning & Dyeing Co.. 49 North 5th st. Reading. Pa. | REAL, ESTATE SALESMEN—Have opening for i men who are interested in making A connection with a_live and growing o, ganization. See Mr. McNamara. 36 Georzia ave. n.w ROOFING AND SIDING SALESMEN to sell_nationally advertised line to home owner. experience in estimating and sell- | ing desirable, but Apply 1744 Bth st n.e. room 20 SALESMAN. for G-E oil furnaces, unusual glan for man with car. Address Box 454-B. tar_office. a SALESMEN—Progressive men_age between 35 and 35 desirous of making permanent connection. to sell nationally known prod- ucts leading entire industry: no experience needed. We thoroughly school and aid you. Advancement and remuneration commen surate with abllity. ~Apply Monday. Tue: day, ‘Wednesday 0 to 11 and 31 H st. n.e _See Mr. Lee 2 to bond neces<a Mr. Jenkins, nw. s Met. competent. ambitious, with cash bond for a fast- selling product: call for full information 4617 _41si sl n.w. = A SALESMEN—S8ell air-conditioning units for the home or office; bikgest Summer propo- | sition in town: make real money. Ask for Mr. Wasserman, 10 to 12 noon. George's Radio Co.. R14-816 F st. n.w. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. experi: enced, to take charge of busy station at night. Apply 18 Massachusetts ave. n.w. SPCTTER experienced on rough work in dry-cleaning plani. Apply 916 0th st. n.w. SPOTTERS for wool. gray and_ white work: good DAy. steady work. Premier Cleaners. rear A33 H st. n.e VACUUM CLEANER SALESMA saman who car” and _excellent | D. C. drivers permit. | dictation at | so11, opearunity for a It and c aduce x t ralq of worl Kooty 3357 Gonn. "ive: Between 8 "and am. MONDAY, JULY HELP MEN. 2 __ (Continued.) YOUNG MAN with Chevrolet parts experi- ence as ‘assistant manager. Good salary and advancement. Write fully. Address Box 4:Li-E. Stur office FINANCIAL ORGANIZATION needs se: eral high-grade men. with or without sales experience: permanent positions. leading to managership: business very attractive; men now earning bix commissions: must be cover 0. Address Box iS0-D. Star ce. " REAL™ESTATE SALESMEN With security selling experience will find it to their advantage to call tn see us. Parmelee Inc.. 1026 Woodward Building. TELEPHONE SALESMEN. Experienced telephone salesmen with either security or real estate experience will find it to their advantage to call to see us. Parmelee, 106" Woodward Building. OIL BURNER SALESMEN. Best proposition in the city with n tlonally known oil burner. handled b locai company operating for the past 31 years: pacts. Sales promotion being started: “full co-operation. Call At G610 R. I ave. ne. between 4 and 6 Pm Ak for Mr Epear. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Several ambitious men at least S week. plus commission and bonux. Willing workers. © Can_ewrn $30-$40 per week Absolutely no selling ~ Must have kood Teputation. ApplY in person only. 0l Transportation Bldy, | Inc in_ Washintton pienty of pros- program just 3 MORE MEN. Due to sensational special offer for July we cun u more men who sre willing | workers. Full-time work serving customer 0N ETOCETY Toutes. EXperience _unneces- | Nars. Apply 9 (0 17w, 515 K st hw. Metropolitan Petroleum Co. Ficld cugineer will interview 1 perm fui Bivd and men car nee Clarendon. t W0 pan.. wsk for Mr. B SHOE SALESMEN. Onlv experien need apply. Regular positlons. "Apply 126 F st n.w SALESMEN, Exnerienced in complete men's wear Room F st n.w 3 SALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE. The present heat wave has | created an unprecedented de- | mand in Washington for new National Advertised store and home-type air-condlitioning unit. We must add 3 good salesmen, at once, as our present force is unable to handle prospects. No | technical training or experience necessary, but you must show a successful sales record. Write full details about yours | dress Box 120-D, Star COLLECTOR —Must have { local references and experi- ence on installment collec- \thu‘ ) am. liae | tion accounts; car necessary, good salary E11 Rubin Co., " OIL BURNER SALESMEN. | We want the 5 best oil burner salesmen in Wash- | ington. We offer |men an opportunity cannot be matched by any other heating or oil burner organization in the city. Our| reputation as Washmntons leading heating conuactox and our claim of having the MOST DIVERSIFIED HEAT- ING SERVICE IN WASH- INGTON stands unchal- lenged. If you measure up to our requirements here is what you will have an op- portunity to cash in with. PETRO-NOKOL OIL BURNERS, ALL GAS PRODUCTS. ANTHRACITE STOKERS, | BITUMINOUS STOKERS, | HOT-WATER HEAT, | | STEAM HEATING, | WINTER AIR CONDITIONING, SUMMER AIR CONDITIONING, | COMMISSION ON OIL SALES. This offer is strictly limit- ed to 5 men. If you consider | yourself one of Washington's bost made application Now. | Applications will be accepted | between 10 and 12 a.m. week of July 12. AMERICAN HEATING ENG. Co., 1005 N. Y. Ave. N.W. HELP MEN AND WOMEN. help and w Apply : nw SALESMEN. GNIFORM SALFSMEN —Old Line manufac- ! umiforms for bakeries chauftears, in l—wants rep- atives Atiantic States. Full er si car essential ¢ experic d: commissio ines late < i P Partic Bro INth st New York SALESMEN for rapidly growing c pany. must be exccutive type. over :) the Tigat men will have a lifetime rmpmr\ ini's: rood income. Address Box 44-D, TWO EXPERIENCED SALESMEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY To handle the new type Chrysler Air Temp, Summer air-condi tioning unit. National advertis- ing has created an unusual sales response, providing more pros- | pects than can be handled with | present sales force; no time to|. write. Appointment by telephone | only. Call Mr. Collins, Met. 4840 Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 11:30 am. Griffith Consumers Co., 1413 N. Y. ave. n.w. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. % ___BUS STENOGRAPHERS between ages |X-10, 100w p.m.: salary. tests given daily. except Sat.. ington Employment Exch., Blde. “ex- 1801 kitchen erced ert st tresses ) pm, ime prefer e draw King C experienci able to t ‘ w 5 per week: bm. Wash. 14 Natl. Press " DOMESTIC. RELTABLE AGENCY. Dec. i has cooks, malds. nurses helpers, day workers, ki couples. housemen. DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. “416. North 125 i, furnishes help’ and work. any capacity: leave ¢ HELP_ WOMEN. BEAUTY_ OPERATOR for Olney. Md: e perienced. _Apply_National 6112 14% ¥ HIER for restaurant, under years of age: must be able to type: siate age, experience. education and other “qualifications: permanent position. Address Box 70-D. Star officc CAR SFRVICE CIRLS wantad. Frozen Custard. Washington Alrport. * COUNTER GIRL, white wanted. Apply between b and 6. 1:04_Penna. ave. se. CURB_ ATTENDANTS. over 18 years of age: 16 week guaranteed. Apply .'nu; Georgia_ave. n.w. _ FLAT-WORK IRONER OPERATORS. ex erienced only. steady work ~Apply Frazee- | Botomoc Laundry, 4rd and Eve sts. n.e. | GIRL wanted to work in bakery Apply )’ Columbia_pike. _Arlineton 0 GIRLE wanted for curb service. ~Apply Harry's Blue Bird Bar-B-Q, near Washin| TanA| rporti el s L GIRLS AND LADIES, 7 more to distribufe | famous maglc tablets and book orders: ) | sal. also bonus to start: no exp. rea. Rom No. 1. 2nd foor. 1416 Eve st pv. . Beck's Va MARKERS, experienced only: ateady wor Aoply Fraiee Laundry. ird’and Eve st PRESSERS musL B¢ ewperituced o7 allk | work: salary. S18 and up. Apply Vogue 26 Bladensburs rd. me. SILK PREBSERS, experienced: Sood pay: | dy position. ' Premier Cleaners, rear R Sone SODA GIRL._expérienced: references. Apply Park Lane Pharmacy, 21st and Pa. ave, nw 4 !(c:ent experience on Maryland, D. { Box 398-D. Star office. | EIGHT THOROUGHLY EX-/ | GIRL, | par | weers | 1ater. | =—— 12, 1937, HELP WOMEN. (Continued. WAITRESS, white, wanted. Apply betwe o and 6. 1304 Penna. ave. se. WAITRESSES wanted: salary, mes tips. Blue Bell Cafe, 4300 Conn. WAITRESSES, experienced vears of age Apply Al's Dine and ‘Dance Res- taurant. 502 Kennedy st. n.w. WAITRESSES (two), experienced. Apply 2514 L st n.w. WAITRESS. experienced. pleasing person- ality: ‘board. room, ood salary and tips. Apply _in_person, Brars Rail. Laurel. Md. SALESGIRLS With hosiery and .ingerie experience. Apply Miss Bcheer, Room 110, 1433 F LADIES. WE _HAVE A VERY ATTRACTIVE PROFPOSITION TO_OFFER LADIES OF CULTURE AND INEMENT, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 5 AND u(: PLEASANT. DIGNIFIED WORK TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY: NO BELLING OR_CANVAS- SING: EXCEL. REMUNERATION. SEE MISS HOUNSHELL. 110 TOWER BLDG.. 14th- AND K BT8. FROM 10 TO 1% AM. AND 3 TO 5 P.M ASSISTANT AUTO TITLE trans- fer clerk; young woman with re- Va. titles, regiserations, trans- fers and figuring retail car sales financing; stenographic experi- ence desirable; good appearance, speed, accuracy essentials; na- | tive of Washington preferred. Reply in own handwriting, in de- | tail, giving age, experience, ref- erences, married or single, tele- phone number. Replies treated | confidentially; present employ- | ment protected; our employes | informed of this ad. Address PERIENCED SALESLADIES FOR DRESSES. APPLY AT ONCE. BRESLAU, INC,, 617 12th ST. N.W. HELP DOMESTIC. Cf)‘OK‘ AND GENERAL HOUSEWORKFR ddle-agcd woman who wants place. must like children: must First-ggass references required Harrikon st nw. or phone | GENERAL HOUSEWORKER settled person preferred. must be neat reitable and fond of chidren: stay nights; 35 week. Call Emerion 3010 GIRL, white expe. work care of chid live in.“vood hom MAID v hiw : goo family of three t Cieveland % ienced, general house- n tor emuloved couf sulary. Emerson cook and laundress some night=, $; o SITUATIONS MEN. | | ACCOUNTAN b staried. bal anced < Une: taxes ene e District 6405 ENG l‘lHMA N \\nnh' like vosition as butler Tetaker (eaperienceds, masried. Pot expert kb, MAN 20 pisrried Sires employs icense honest. reliable, de- nio no selling: chauffeur's Adaress Box 1x5-E. Btar office | hunss' wraduate desires v siomuch cases l houseboy reference ster in dept. st ored wman, age W MAN di YOUNG house na Potomac 5t SITUATIONS WOM[N DRESSMAKING experienced. out by day _aU home, wiy Kind of sewingz. Decatur cowred. wants work us or kitchen helper r waitiess, public t coio colu 4 18-J panion. practica coaching i Compete; er with phone Muribore J01-M. Upper Md.. Box I B2 colored. wants any -time OF dnv: can bring Ieferences 1o0g ] nurse. | o1 sh o I subect Hhor WOMAN Work nieh h at \ul‘\ WOMAN manaxe apariment or | f do cleaning. experienced, SUS1. Mrs. King SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. COLLEGE STUDENT girl, colored: part time “evenings cooking. care of apt. or dwelliag adults preferred, experienced: Rood references. permanent.’ Atl Tae DAY or pa: ne work by refined colored ©00d rence, can do laundry. Po- mac 400-1 GIRL, neat. colored wants for Tuesday_through reference. Decatur (01 colored. wants heiper, part-time woik. Adams_T457-W G neat colored -lime wajiress, ave nw GIRL. fternoon work Friday, honest; city Job s 1450 mother's Oak nw. wishes position as reference. 1406 N, J. colored. wan evenings: kood cook GIRL. colored. wiches orning or_all-day work Decuiur 617 GIRL. colored. experienced wants genersl BousewoiK: K00d pluin cook: wani to stay s Deeatur 11as IRL coloied wishes Job tuking caze of on or mother's lelper. Met. (2 Vire colored o work reterence, work 0 part-time. | references part-time North work city GIRL, coln GIRL Weat LADY colored or wants maid nur W ng or ¥ rete housework Lincoln general Terence. red time wants general i1 Kenyon wishes place a< firs he day. work of Docatur 47308-J INSTRUCTION COURSES. REGG SHORTHAND. fouch tvping, Eng specd dict beginners and review- individual instruction. Decatur 1 special . Mr. ence AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. July "ENROLL NOW Take Advantaes of the Special Summecr Rates | 8hortha Typewriting Comptometer WOCD'S SCHOOL 710 14ih STREET N.W. WASHINGTON ACADEMY or Beauty Culture, Inc., N. Y. Ave. " v\.u: de YGRS roremost tysicin. in "heaucy. Euls ture 0 years turning out fine students. Visit us or wiite. liee bookle Formerly with Wilfreds, N. Y.. Expert Dept. District BEAUTY CULTURE. PREE | CATALOGYE PENsy M TeRis. MABELLE HONOUR, ars of Successful Beautv T: 13 New York Ave N Met SUMMER SCHOOL—8 Wks SPECIAL shoithand. Bookkeeping. Typ- ine. Calculatine Mxchine courses 8-8 PREPARE now ior opbortunities Small group instruction. REGISTER BOYD SCHOOL, 20 Yrs) Opp, Capitol F St N.W. National PERSONAL. FALSE_TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU wai Emergency Laboratory. Room 601, Westory Bldg., 14th and P, Met. | HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method Results eflective for a life- time or money back Write for booklet No drugs or surgery DR SOMMERWERCK 1305 _Columbin rd Adams 038K _ \WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY there 18 no ne=d o feel that thev musé nc cpt infertor funeral services due to In- Abiiity to pay a higher orice The Greater W W Chambers Co offers a complete funeral, cars and all_ for as little as $7 World Ane:t waterprof airticht guaran- teed steel burial vault may be had from Chamhers $N: In case of death eall (e Greater W W Chambers So. 14th st corner Chapin n.w Columbin 0432 Phone or write our address e will tend vou & beatifr) catalogue of how we do it 1400 st nw. phone Colimbin 0432 B17 <+ ohone Atiantic 8700 1 g earlv. (Est Finger wave, 15c: manicure, free marcels and haircuis daily Met Special, ‘1 Beauty Services 3(ic Mabelle Honour School. 1340 N. ¥ MOTOR TRAVEL RIVING TO JOWA JULY 15 | commodate three passengers to_share e: penses. Call Columbia 7119-J. MR. HAL- TOM. evenings, 5-;, or Sunday morning. DRIVING 1636 FORD V-& VIA ST. LOUIS | and Kansas City to Denver. Colo_: can take three, share expenses: leave Wed. am Phone Met. 6530 T. L LEWIS e CAMEIA REPAIRS. AMERA R!'PMRING rv%un & d’ALBERT. INC. 815 10th St. N.W REPAIRS & SERVICE. BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and | S anepane Jesiprices and promol, del CARP s TeLAWE, addition; painting and papering: iac hour, ami 1obs & mm-n\ North 5923-M 1 | who HELP AND SITUATIONS. REPAIRS & SERVICE. (Continued.) T ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION. Estimates’ Preeclerms it Desired 5 R. 1. Ave. N.E._POTOMAC 000 ELECTRIC WIRING, airs: 6-r house fixtures & Rexal Blec. Co._R4n Upshur n.w _Coi Riwi_ FLOOR WORK. sanding and finishing: prices reasonable: work guaranteed C. C. Deaton. yui Lonzlellow st 1% Georaid Ra4 JOB PLASTERING No job | too_small, none too far. Willlam Thomas, P07 M st District 4570, 15° PAINTING—PAPERING. EASY TERMS—GUARANTEED WORK. Estunates Free Day or Night ROYAL CONTRACTING CORP., Natlonal 380, Night. Adams & ¢ PAPER HANGING done at once, $4 a room and up, including puper: bes’ workman- ship; white mechanic. _Georgia (024, 11+ PAPERHANGING. done by experienced men: work guaranteed . estimates cheerfully KIVER: price reasonabie. Mel. RROZ. PAPERING. painting, floors sanded and refinished With machine. 4 and up r- anteed. Potomac 5057, Fields. jr. 14% PAPERING ROOMS. ¥5_up: whole house. up: (rim painted Up: WOrk Kuar. Iree estim. J.T-Ford. Greenwood 1544, 14+ PAPERING. PAINTING. SPECIAL SUMME[_ PRICES PROPLRTY MAINTENANCE CO., 7 Georkia Ave. N Eves., Atlantic Tepuiring, straig vointing up. wel 035wl Teas. pric Perdue. 14 Kastle pl. ne. Linc. 5041 PLUMBING AND HEATING Fixwure and _re- se plugs. $60 cement work n.w 3046, PLASTERING new worke putchi does bes| Lloyd 258 | for_yourielf | chairs | ruptes MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. (Continued.) 7 $116 and up: X-in_ osc : used G. E. 16-in. d. c. $6.95. Apex Elec. Co.. 509 fith_st. n.w. at G 5 PURNITURE—10-plece walnut diring rm. suite. cheap. North 1561. 1351 You st n.w. FURNITURE—The only store in the city hat’ offers a real cash inducement on brand-new furniture You don't have 1o buy used or second-hand | hings | pay cash. Come in Ret our prics 4 floors of fi room and 11y studio couches for $1 SDTINE MALLTEss SN.UD. exira first-grade. ~ famou Free parking iea I'9 pm. ture. Bed from %3 special 917 rugs. 1 50 Open “every F Co.. Wednesday's sale at 415 E st n.w. inciudes able odd pieces. paint ornaments, Oriental rant Housenold FURNITURE. Weschler s Al suites and des sterling. glas ens. wood carvin electric refrigerators counter. beer dresies, coats. wraps. groceries. Bur safe. etc trustee etc Testar iron exta FURNITURE twin_ be chiffonier. Duncan Phyfe table chairs, typewrier living room 4550 Conn. ave. D.w.. in bankrupt “booke “Ant steel porta s45 eac Co., | GARAGES—3 double be moved or taken apart varage. American K st 5w complete RANGES Jobbing and Remodeling a Special HARRY E. WILLIAMS. NOR UPHOLSTERING fURNITURE work done in home if desired Weaver, 1454 Newton at. nw. _Adums 5401 ty H GUaK, FURNITURE HOME IMPKOV(MENT COMPANIES PAINTING. papeiing. “roofimg reasonable estimates free P4 Webster nw.Adams ROOFING. Asbestos or s buliding materials, Asoecics midewll. ion’ Roofs repaired and painted. 3-year pay- M iR Bird & Bon L. Smun | ment plan AMERICAN RE-ROOFING CO, 3 14th St NV Col. "4351 ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Payments ly: nothing down, up (o b yeais 1o pav Work' guaranteed. Firat pay PAINTING PAPERING PLASTERING CARPENTRY PORCHES ETC. ROYAL (,ON'TRACTING CORP Graduate En 207 15th 8 _ National :ix NIEht Adams K3 REMODEL WITH CONFIDENCE. Ge! an honest job at an honest price anieed a reliable organization NO CA H DOWN. START PAYING 30 DAYS AFTER WORK 1S COMPLETED. You pav in monthly sums budzet pian has been made t needs. We finance where othe: FREE ESTIMATES. \iie from Basement 1o Roof R. AL CONTRACTING CO., INC. 3 a1% New York Ave. N W National 7416, Nikht. Adsins 04 DEPENDABLE HOME IMPROVEMENTS ADD VALUE TO YOUR HOME. . GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES Our skilled Workmen can renovats you home from attic to basement—quickly ar skilifully FREE ESTIMATES. CALL NOW! NO DOWN PAYMENT. Make you: first payment 30 or 80 days after work is compleied U. S. CONTRACTING CO.,, INC 605 New York Ave. N G 3 Retio FEDE - — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. CONFECTIONERY a g business Columbia 122, GROCERY, meats ne Toom &bt lease. SN5 mo sickness. Metropolitan SHOE REPAIR BUSINESS 4-room near 2nd and M si ; barzain sell property. Met ' 1 NEFD ADDITIONAL CASH 1o buv o partner in hotel and de Juxe tourist camp iocated on busy higkhwas. High-1ype person having $10 000 can secure subsian- fiml interest. mciive security offered and given and required. Star oitice GROCERY doing % S50 with karake Joseph Hollunder. LUNCH ROOM luncheonette: go- $500 weekly. - sacrifice account 1648 apt will highest Teferences A Box 05+ e rent terms ) cash weekly e <100 1005 H st. nw dowitown. beer. does Wkly. rent only S60 same owner ¥TSC Teliring. price. SAOU0. terms apital Adiuastine & Finance Co. 1005 H GROCERY and mex weekly | guara murket e 4000 terms, Best ood n for 100N B s DELICA {ESSEN “aving SO W3 np? - koo Mr Ly 100N H ROOMING HOUSE 3 hath | Tur price only M. C F Toos H ON doing $1 ock: price only barkain eier of- ne FNE wkiy ren se L 3150 down Sonw BARGAIN nd ¥ood K Adius Me and beauti- ceil or Bob fui b Sa Hoilander. 1008 H ROOMING HOUSE w dress Box 41x- LUNCH well compe 1 room ooms. gain ment spect at once R M. CURIIS. 0 F St. NW. Natl 9140, ¢ ROOMING HOUSE BUYERS You are Iooking for a pavine rooming e hoorine ((or wla ] pect_our listings. 'No obl Call_Natl. o BUYWITH CONFIDENCE YOUR SUCCESS IS OUR SUCCESS, }S WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. | Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker 12¢ L APTS. near Dupont Circle—10 rms AL i baths_ nmicely furn.; filled: lease. Total Drice. S85(: terms | WOODRUFF REALTY CO., 1343 H 8t N.W. (Room 410). Met. 4683 ROOMING HOUSES WANTED. BOARDING HOUSES WANTED. | We nheve buvers waiting for your room- ing house busi Now is the time to Q sfactory results. No listing “charge _To buy of to sell. call Natl. 9654, IT PAYS. S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. Wash.'s Largest Rooming H Broker.1:* MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. A._B. C.IRONERS. 1947, floor models at 4l saving. free home demonstration if ed. District Electric Co.. 2145 P n.w. North ¥41X | AMPLIFICATION _SET speakers. vood condition; lumbia (354 ARCOLA. ; .sections. first-class condition, 81%°_ Phone Greenwood 16411 v BED ROOM. dinink room suites couch, dressers, beds. tr stove. wardrobe. Edelman | BRICKS- 500,000 handmade_hard bricks. H. Herfurth, fr. Inc. Meiropolitan S#45 41 and_Marviand ave. sw BRICK. 100.000. hard. handmade $% per M. on job; bathtub. $5: lumber. x3-1-6-8 sheatking' and flooring, ¥10 to $1 thousand: 100 window ' sashes. 35c each: doors iac each: 100 {t. iron fencing. 35¢ 1. Wrdcking 115 dwellings at 800 K st | Appiy on premises or phone Lincoln 3 Amer an Wrecking Co BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate: rials at bargain prices from iundreds of wrecking jobs reconditioned and neatly arranged_for vour easy selection at Hech- Incer's We auote delivered or undelivered rent baihs smal 1% garaze: 1 ba down pay- oL ation 1o nspe sell, ck with _two reasonable. o 144, ing_to any of our four yards HECHINGER (O. Used Maierial Depts & HSts NE 6th & C Sts S.W 25 Ga_Ave N.W 1905_Nichols S.E. BUILDING MATERIALS—Brick hand- made, sash. lumber. doors. etc.: {rom two city blocks we are demolishing at 4th Gith, n ave. and Miryiand ave swl H. Herlurth. Inc.. Metropolitan 8445, in’ and Marsland ave. s w ‘CAMERAS—Special prices on used and n Contax and Lelca, Buy, sell and -tradi used_cameras_Robbin's. 529 14th n.w ELEC, REFG.. Cold 8poi No. fi: cost Si45: siishtly_used” will sell for $65. Emerson 48143110 Oliver st. FLECTRIC RANGE. 8tandard good_condition: cheap for cash ] Rhode Island ave. n.e._Greenwood 04 FRIGIDATRES—8ome fine — bargains new. used and repossessed electric re- trigerators. 8ee Arthur_ H. Todd. A41% Rhode Island ave. ne Phone Greenwood 1501. ~ Authorized Frigidaire sales and | service station, _Open till § pm. FRIGIDATRE 4 cuble ft_ with quick cube ‘release and 5-year warranty. E. 7'3 cublc ft. refrigera one Frizidaire. douhle door. 87 one ‘ali-metal de luxe finish air-condi- tioned fce refrigerator. slightly used; rea- sonable. ~ District Electric Co.. 2148 P st. n.w. North R418 burn in ialty: copin FANE PANS TAl c_ Universsl. cmMERT 0 ATound Tawns our "walla | water! HEGE S xfi:{f. si’ne Linceln ARVS = new and used: hanged. repaired, guar- nteed. il sises. Carty. 1608 14th. [ guaranteed: | Joseph | per | You'll save time as well as money by com- | GUITARS—1 Sreel and 1 Apoilo pr big den Mor Adam o OFFICE_ FURNITURE rew. usec_@esk chairs, fling cabinets | Washineion Salyave | Co.. new location. R0~ E n.w _ Natl APH RECORDS ction in city. 106 E. O. Likens. 074 5 nahogany del apartme antee. vie Howard grand T'Na | PIANO—Used. mod |Gstr | PIANO—Latest 180 | dan Piano C. RADIOS—B: makes and RADIOS. 3 baby grand Sx 05 Apex Eiec C REFRIGERAT teed A C.-D. nges. S14 80 | REFRIGERATORS guaranteed a_c-d top ranges. $14 %0 REFRIGERATOR—K wo-door 1 Teasonsbie for auick buyer | need ca (1 A SEWING Macl SEWI STEAM | tables elec TABLES chairs beer cooiers w oler cash I-hp F et ales idair h s UDIO COUCHES (5 department i o0 each H e rentals ables we Central Type- AT TYPEWRITE! delive “High oW po mekes o Gos W VACUUM <3 o " premier. man hers: ‘large. stock | BRANDS €O N5 VACUUM CLEANERS enar.:_Flectroinx He o Electrical Cer WASHINC 1-veur & kA Beevac free trial nw ltke ey AR [13 Electrical also_ ¢ ks, EVERYTHING boots, Bolf sti MU SELL Sne-room - Apt AUCTION ~SALE. | ANTIQUES—V pay you | Lincoln 42200 | bHERATO‘\I SOFA. oric: in perfect eondit <1000, Ad 1328N.Y.Ave. Dist. 0145 Air Conditioning Equipment Brand-new 1937 complete con- ditioner. Never used. Ideal for cafe, tea room, drug store, office, beauty parlor, etc. [] 1£ your establishment needs the cooling comfort of air condi- tioning, this is a real opportu- nity to install a plant at a prica that will amaze you. For full particulars call Col. 3161, day or night. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. ANTIQUES. old gold_ jeweiry. diamonds | whtenes, “rings, silver. dental goid, prices paid. Schiller Bros o “paid for good Bargain Book Shop_NOX fSith'st_n.w._District 5007 TR | CEMENT MIXER. small or medium size, power driven. National 34746, A PURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. glassware, ruge, paintings, silverware Highest cash prices paid. Cail Murray Adams 51k 1A% "FURNITURE. rugs. stoves. household goods, £lc potitively highest cash prices For best_results_call_any_time. _Dist. 47 | FURNITURE— QUICK | REMOVAL !\1\Y!A DIATE CASH FOR _ALL FURNITURE. | HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. CALL ATLANTIO 4350 HIGHEST PRICES paid for used furniture and household effects. For quick seryice, Mel. 8771, R._D. Starty ¥ GOLD— BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. ST VEORD/"LATH%-U\’I TEETH DISCARDED JEWELRY _WE PAY CASH. A KAHN., INC._45 YEARS AT 25 F OLD GOLD, silver_platinum purchased for manufacturing e maximum_ price paid. BURNSTINES 93] G 8T N.W. Contimued on lm | ) BOOKS—Highes. _prices books and oid, geographic