Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1940, Page 58

Budge fo Tip Nefmen - During Free Clinic Here on May 4 Brother to Assist Don In Instruction Open To All Classes By BILL DISMER, Jr. Tennis instruction, with illustra- tions, by the reigning king of ’em all—J. Donald Budge—will be pro- vided Washington racketers free of charge at an open clinic, to be spon- sored by a national sporting goods firm on a public court here Satur- day, May 4 Coming just about the time that two of the city’s biggest net leagues inaugurate their schedules and a month before The Star sponsors the season’s first tournament, the clinic is timed to send local tennis off to a banner start. Brother Working With Don. Budge is scheduled to come here direct from the open tournament at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., but his appearance before a gathering of “students” will not be new to him. ‘The red-topped fireball conducted similar clinics throughout the South all last winter and his stop here will mark the start of visits throughout the Northern Atlantic seaboard this spring and summer. It is probable he will be accom- panied by his brother, Lloyd Budge, who started him on the court and has continued to coach him ever since. Lloyd, also a redhead, is a club professional in Michigan dur- ing the summer months and has Just completed a winter’s work at the Miami-Biltmore Club in Florida. He is older than Don, but said to be built along the same lanky lines as his more famed brother. If he comes, he doubtless will face his brother in an exhibition match, al- though none definitely is scheduled. Clinic Open to AlL ‘The visit is mainly for clinical purposes, with Budge giving instruc- tions, demonstrations and answers to questions thrust at him by any one from a perennial first-round loser to & Gil Hunt or a Barney Welsh. Public Parks officials are enthusi- astic over the imminent visit and are making plans to handle a large crowd. Neither the site nor time has been set definitely, but it prob- ably will be held at the Sixteenth and Kennedy streets N.W. courts and in the morning. Both are sub- Ject to change, C Club Cinder Meet Looms as Best in Event's History With more than 30 schools expect- ed to compete, the 22nd annual “C” Club track meet to be held at Cen- tral Stadium May 18 promises to be the best ever, accardmg to George Norris, treasurer. A host of stars from the North and South already have signified | their intention of - participating in| the big schoolboy event, which, due | to the cancellation of the Princeton scholastic meet, takes on added im- portance. The “C” Club gathering now is regarded as one of the big- gest and best in the country, rank- ing with those staged by Duke and Lafayette. A new trophy has been added to the list of prizes awarded annually. Known as the Cy MacDonald Tro- phy it will be given to the local echool scoring the most points. Other important awards are the Emory Wilson Trophy, which goes | to the school winning the meet, and the Cornell Alumni Trophy, for per- manent possession of which the meet must be won three times. The pres- ent trophy is the third, Tech and Eastern having won one each. 8o far schools from Washington, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia, Pennsylvania and New Jer- sey are certain to be represented. Central heads the local list with a crack team, led by Ai Hayden, flashy quarter miler and brother of Byron Hayden, former Tech star. A highly touted mile relay team also will vie for Central. Another formidable nearby team will carry the colors of Washington-Lee, win- ner last year. Wally Legg, sensa- tional dash and hurdle man, and Bill Carr, half miler, are deemed certain point-getters for the Alex- andrians. Reports from the South indicate that Bob Gandtt of Durham High School of Durham, N. C,, is the lad to beat in the field events. Besides being judged the best schoolboy basket ball player in Virginia, Bob is quite a fellow with the javelin, discus and shot. He won all three events at the recent Duke meet. Another with a brilliant record is Bart Bartels of Newport News (Va.) High, a pole vaulter. Winner of the vault at Duke, Bartels is considered the best of a first-class Newport News team and a certain “C” Club winner, Umpires, Scorers Named For Eastern Sho’ Loop By the Associated Press. CHESTERTOWN, Md., April 20.— Harry 8. Russell, president of the Eastern Shore League, has an- nounced the umpires and official scorers for the 1940 season. Hanson Horsey of Millington will head the staff of eight umpires.|d! Others are Gerald W. Lacount, Easthampton, Mass.; Earl W. Hal- stead, Detroit; Spalding Abell, De- troit; Jerry Bock, Wrightsville, Pa.; George L. Ekaitis, Atlantic City; Wiilism E. Connelly, Schenectady, N. Y., and Roy Greene, jr., Harri- man, N, Y. Official scorers are Ed Nichols, Centreville; Clem Bray, Easton; El- mer * Liden, Federalsburg; Ralph Mace, Cambridge; Clarence Morris, Balisbury; Stewart Wessells, Poco- moke City; John Penman, Milford, and H. C. McSherry, Dover. Sox, Wisconsin Rapids Sign Agreement By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 20.—The Chicago ‘White Sox announced today the signing of & working agreement with the Wisconsin Rapids club of the Wisconsin State League, class D league in its first year of operation. ‘The White Sox now have working agreements with two minor league clubs and own three others. A THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 31, 1940—PART FOUR. By PAUL J. MILLER. A week has passed and the United States chess champlonship pre- liminaries now in progress in New York City have yet to reveal a stellar genius among the 35 players seeking to qualify for the championship finals which begin April 27 at Hotel Astor. At first the contestants numbered 26. But (ieorge N. Treysman with- drew and the fleld was narrowed to 25, divided into three playing sections A, B, and C—including eight phym’—— each, with nine in Section C. Sections A and B. contest their games at the quarters of Manhattan and Marshall Chess Clubs in the order named, while Section C fre- quents the haunts of West Side Chess Club. Aside from Saturdays and Sun- days, formal play takes place every evening from 7 to 11 o'clock. Time limit for moves has been altered from the 40 moves for the first two hours and 20 moves an hour there- after that prevailed in the 1936 and 1938 championship congresses to the more liberal rule of 36 moves for the first two hours with subse- quent play at the rate of 18 moves an hour. The change to the slower mode of play was made to comply with the request of the national and international masters already seeded in the championship bracket. The seeded masters number 10 and from éach of the preliminary A, B and C sections two players will be promoted via competition to the seeded group, making a total of 16 that ‘will vie for the American title. Chairman L. Walter Stephens, di- rector of the preliminaries, an- nounces the make-up of the sections as follows: Section A—George Shainswit, Edgar T. McCormick, Albert S. Pink- us, Neil Bernstein, M. Saltzberg, Ed- ward S. Jackson, jr.; B. Winkler and Donald Hallman. Section B—Ted Barron, Sidney Bernstein, P. B. Bannister, Matthew Green, Karl Forster, Jack Soudakoff, Walter Murdoch and Bernard Friend. Section C—Herbert Seidman, Olaf Ulvestad, J. Fulop, Joseph Khotim- lansky, Walter Frere, Fred Reinfeld, J. S. Battell, J. Feldman and Miss Adele Raettig, the only woman en- tered in the men's preliminaries. At the Marshall Chess Club 10 women are battling for the national title of their sex. This year the women’s tourna- ment, the men’s preliminaries and | the American champlonship are sponsored by the United States Chess Federation, representing the amalgamated National and Amer- ican Chess Federations. For the first time in 40 years national chess | activities are marching under one | banner. Aye, crusade! Chess Problem No. 243. By L. KISS. Budapest. (Courtesy, British Chess Magazine.) BLACK—EIGHT MEN. WHITE—13 MEN. White te Play and Mate in Twe. Kt—Q8 solves No. 241. Sequences are plentiful, for example: 1Kt—Q8, KxR; 2 Q—K4 mate, or 1 Kt—Q8, KKtxR; Kt—B5 mate. Three points g0 to ladderites, W. B. Boger, E. W. Allen, R. Edwards, J. M. Odiorne, Raymond W. Lewis and Charles J. Berner. C. G. Campbell makes a good try. Note—Only one key move ’tis Caissa’s holy | may be offered. No changes may be given later, s0o make your first thought your best one. Be careful in claiming a problem has more than one correct key move, for if your statement is false then five points are deducted from your ladder score. ENGLISE OPENING. Black, White, Knapp. Reussean, White, Reussean. Black, Knapp. P-KH 48 R Hime: Pizs a»-:.s»-:anav»uw—eaaqeuous- L] 9] 19131200130 bt bt it faeqme was plaved in round No. 5 of the DSt chmaisme i Rous- §eau neatly snared & win Pirom wily’ Ernest Mennrlnl Rides the Rail. As the seventh and final lap in the current District championship presses forward, Aces Ariel Men- garini, J. O. Hoy and H. A. Rousseau thunder down the stretch with Men- garini maintaining a slight lead and ufipm‘ it by hugging the inside rail, ‘Wagman passed Martin Stark in the sixth lap to destroy the latter's prize money chgnces. Sourin and Rousseau are jockeying for position, but the latter rides with the au- dacity of youth. A sudden spurt early in the race gave Hoy an ad- vantage over Mengarini. However, as the final lap looms Saturday eve- ning at Hotel Parkside, perhaps! Mengarini will overcome his loss to Hoy and break the tape to wear the | horeshoe wreath of victory. Here's how youthful Stuart Wag- man nosed Martin Stark into a pocket to the latter's dismay: QUEEN'S PAWN, (Queen’s Indian Defense.) Black. White. M. Stark. yl iman, White. Wllnlln. Black. M. Stark, Fakod 2 e il g The Hm -Mengarlm game in which the Cleveland, Ohio, champion took local Capital City Chess Club Cham- pion Mengarini for a ride and “gave 'im de woiks”: RUY LOPEZ. Black, White, W'nt!. Mfllllrlnl When United States Chess Cham- pion Samuel Reshevsky visited Wash- ington recently a special consulta- tion game was arranged at the home of W. K. Wimsatt, sr. Reshevsky, abetted by A. Mengarini, Wimsatt, sr.; E. M. Knapp and F. Bowie Smith Bowies) scored a victory over I. S. ‘Turover, ably seconded by S. E. Wag- man, H. A. Rousseau and V. L. Eaton. (Abril 8, 1940 Pin Team Displays Lots of Fortitude By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, April 20.—The Schneider Soda team set some kind of record for futility by winding up the season in a busi- nessmen’s bowling league with 2 games won and 117 lost. After winning one game each in the first and third weeks of the campaign, the quintet dropped 112 straight. There were no forfeits in the string. The team had five men on deck every league night to ab- sorb their regular beatings. Colored High School Conference Nines Launch Season The Southern division of the South Atlantic Colored High School Conference will launch its baseball season tomorrow at Brooks Stadium, with Cardozo High meeting Parker- Gray of Alexandria, defending champion. In another game tomorrow, Dun- bar will stack up against Phelps at Phelps. Following is the schedule: Tomorrow. _Parker-Gray vs. _Cardoso, Brooks Stadium; Dunbar vs. Phélps, Phelps dismond: 'April 24, Parker:Gray vi. Du bar. nmnn !udhun Armnronxnvl BAdoso, " Brooks Stadium: Mabastes vi Parker-Gray. Manassas, Va. May 1, Phelps vs. Cardozo, Phelps dia- mond; Armstrong vs. Dunbar. dium Cardozo vs. Parker-Gray, i Armstron vs. Phelps. diamond; Dunbar vs. Manassss. Manassas, moRt: G . Armstrong. Brooks Sthanm: FarKerarey ve. Dunbar, Aleen: dria, Va. S Armstrong vs. Manasses, PRIC Pheips vs. Armstrong. Phelps i Manassas vs. . v'm'"'a. Siioeo ios. Fhelps dia: mond; * Armstrong Vvs. Parker. andria, Va.i M D Stadi Va. Aiania ! naress. Ua.: “Armsirone vs. rflfi'&-om RS e ”'v'?.” ardoter Brooks Stadium: 25, 'ITKET'OI‘I’ VI ul‘ e Broons Btaium, Orletsky, Bowling Star, Meningitis Victim Frank Orletsky, champion bowler of the Bakers League, and among b the top-ranking rollers of the San- itary Grocery Stores loop, died yes- terday at Emergency Hospital from meningitis after a short illness. The remains are at Chambers |}, Funeral Parlor, Fourteenth and Chapin streets N.W. He will be buried in Johnstown, Pa. Well-known in bowling circles, he won the Bill Wood Sweepstakes in 1835. W.C.D.A. Pin List For Tomorrow TOMORROW NIGHT'S SCHEDULE. Navy Dept.-F. B. L: Hyattsville, Mt. Rainier Leagues Night. TEAMS 7:00 P.M. a £ E Fash, Senators (Rossivm Ind) Mt. Vernon No. 2 (Meth. Church) ltocEk Mainten, Elec R est Serv.) (Intercollegiate) Bureau Ordinance (Nayy Dept.) Piymasters (Navy Dept.) f Engineering (Navy Des CLUELLLRLIT LT 3= 55013 0n 1o S 0w n 3 1913031k kb ik @ 1919121319133 19031: 23031 3 N 22 53! N gMETEORE SONNE 3! P 333 z'-fl_t'-?n.'-fioppfls_s?;'_z;flf-;-_:&—m;m-fl-s tors (Mt it Rainicr Haw. <‘:) Rain.) D Democratic Club ' (Mt, mlnlort. Lebowi ors (M. Rainien R.llmn) L, ndix unvhm. (sn m-h ¢ Tnd) A lum (Peince’ G. Co B A S e, co) REA " Cicaners (Prince G . Co. ¥ R | ADV. AGENCY—Youns man, _ Kurtz | JARFE (of the Baltimore | COO! | modest prices. | BARBER. ¢ CLASSIFIED AD RATES Local Advertisers 7 times 19¢ line (consecutively) 8.” Transient advertisements Additional space pro rata. Claims for errors must be made in | Brockt. time for correction before the sec- MEN, 5 ond insertion. DEATH NOTICES—$125 per in- sertion for 10 lines or less; 15c per | Bg"* line for additional lines. i __FOUND. CLE, Georsia BiSISEE fopnd.” 3003 Georeia w Dl 3-134 lady's, containing uf M"Pb‘ Inn, $19: lost Reward. Filemiry e ety pogion, containtug Cath, keys: perso beXeBt s I T P T e e Bt ..I‘llnllu Tows fllantlflbflllm‘l ards, a] urif Arthur E._Rowe. ir.. Dhflnt Ke: HELP MEN, (Continued.) HM young, nn-uur m"‘ -~ P 3 B S g lllbl' !elm:Q. hulllnll Dk“ l‘d nationally famous Knap mlr. or full tlme, hwrlenn unn ry. Offer Tootwenr2 n0 sty F‘. hr e ""’n‘li. ents. wonderful ind tr':nlgll.l‘;.I Jum !Ilrnilhlfl Knln Bros., HELP MEN. NUF. AG] Have good opening for nlhhh ‘man ac- Quainted 'I sutomotive tr: Planned Brogram o Eiafons ang vie "‘11 Sur product eonforms to requirements of D. C. potor_ venicle Taws "o excessive. A tative, e s pbolR et ‘Dniy. uu r 18 nln old. nu lea Mr, 423, 718 l“h st. hnl lery crea MEN a)—nwx ( :uvl m brvid 2ve nows as route sgents, re!l“ Butm egss business, t.u ‘bflll wk. st have very best. o Ahbl’ 2615 4th ll n.e. AI hter 4 b, bet: l it 25-40 ¥ i '.'i::m".‘ ‘5‘\3&. ‘Belling ofl company: year- around work. Resly with £ull fntormation. Confidential.” Y. Btar. PAINTER, 3 ran. gv steady must be honest and: rer 1st-class _mech Paper Co., mechanic. PAPER HANG | Mahener “Wal 324 Penn. 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L” Re- WRIS ady’ 15-!!‘:]! 1ost Anrfl lllh nl’ Please call DE. 3623. 7 SPECIAL NOTICES. MINOR FURNITURE REPAIRING _ AND upholstering jobs done in_ your home; Box 263-A, Star. 23% OP'PICI PURNITURE AND FIXTURES allt DeAleu requested not to apply. THIRD FLOOR. t I 'ES. PIRE-PROOFING. farms complete service, “DUPONT WORKS. INC.. NA. 3766, 'RES FO 604 FIRE IRON NVALID ROLLING CHAIRS— -'o: sale: new and used all siyles all size: guced f rices. UNTTED rh.«:'rt? FALSE TEETH _ REPAIRED prVHILE YOD WAIT Private Waiting Room Robt. B. 8cott. Dental l'een Rme. 801.00> Westory Bide. A0S _14th at F_Met 1833 HELP MEN. ADVERTISING SALESMAN for well-esiab- lished weekly: will turn over to Tight man :r‘mu department on share basis. Box to become i'r Aacct. executive. svnher & Levy 1420 Y. ave. 4:30 to 6 p.m. Mr. Sypher. A(n‘ouonlu SAL) E!MtN i), uUnniecessary; permanent Jilson blvd. lington, V: trade, experience position. 00 a colored s00d location. 1803 Florida_ave. n.w. BATTERY MAN. exerienced. Reply. eiv- | ing age, rience and ry exoected. R | SBALESMA! mrn HANGER and nltmer, must have ls and car. Apply Federal Contracting Co., Inc. 913 New York ave. n.w. curement department of & now forming seeks man. assistants for d PERSONAL rm new enterpr! rs and counting, les, truc s commission. PLUMBER _wanted 1234 10th st. n.w. PRINTER, thoroughly experienced in b work and composition. with ability to as foreman: permanent ' position: gumn:-non- and experience. Box 26 nmy Apply PURCHASING AGENT, electfical materials; must be A-1 with years of experience: good opening with large electrical D. C. concern: ar: for advincement: anent posit Teplies positively con- Rdential E’: ¥ Star REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—Smail, pro- ressive real es! office has opening for Sleanccut salesman: msn_with Cheventnany property experience preferred; an unusual opportunity to grow with an alert young company: ~all replies confidential. = Box 10-Y. Star. SALES ENGINEER—A heating equipment manufacturer of national scope desires ex- perienced. exciusive sales reoresenation the District of Columbia. Applicant must know trade contacts in territory_ Will pay salary and expenses. Apply Box 67-A. !l.lr, ving d‘elllll of previous eunnectlons a cations, construction and devclonmem active now: Reference in first letter. Box 488-A. St SALES MANAGER, successful cemelery in Washington wants experienced sales man- 2ger. Must be a producer himself and able to train and direct salesm Good ¢ pensation to right party. aox X 141-Y, |8 SALESMAN wanted at_once to sell m- all Kinds of businesses; must have car and be aple to get license; commission b | Wi L7 Bilis, 1010 Vermont ave. Roomn m lumbing and heating supplies: experience Aty and commission. " ox | 204-A._ St SALESMAN—The Fuller Brush Co. place one man Box 100-Y. Star BALESMAN, experienced, for home appli- ances: city reference reauired. We handle complete line of standard equipment for the home. Everything s_sood Jman need: to work with ~See Mr. Kent, J. C. Flood 2012 14th st n.w, SALESMAN—The most outstanding _tire salesman in Washington by Washington's oldest tire distributor: closest co-opera- 4on. iving drawing account. Box # termite control _serv- exterminating. Phone pointment. can Write for appointment. SALESMAN “to sell eneral Tanor o4 Tor v SALESMAN. “luggage and sporting ood: young man preferred: must be experienc splendid opportunity. Apply = Monday. | Sport Center. Kth and D sts. n.w. SALESMAN. “wholesale and retail | | store: experienced; references: salary ma | comi Box 2RK-A. Sta | SALESMAN—Full or part ti com- | Plete line of silver. metal, furniture. auto- mobile. “other cleaning vroducts. Every | business a prospect. Quals péat orders. ex] sa Replies confidential. Box 340-X. Star. BEAUTY PARLOR GPERATOR, all-around exp._Apply 904 14 nd_floor. . | BOOKKEEPER w ingtonian. experi- | enced. to take full charge: vision. all reports. Box 1 QY. oaloled. strong, to act attendant to elderly 'sentleman. X3 to work at newsstand no Sunday or holiday reterence. Box BRICKLAYERS. carpenters. plumbers and bhednun: men; oth:; \radesmen invited, to on 2 2718, . n'x'.cru‘nm-clm ._today. cmmrm PoRnuN “to take compiee ch f_buildis houses in Mary- Geom. ve. n.w years old. Box 225- K. male. pre y with wife. Sm: private school. pleasant location. country. Bwimming and Doatine during - leiure su-mun-nce and salary. X tar. DAIRYMAN. experienced. work: references. Mr. L DRY CLEANER, experienced: %ood refer- ences ~ cquired;’ steady year-round work. Apply 435 R st. n.w. = ELECTRICTANS (10). only those with fin- ished house wiring experience: long jobs, 70 miles out of WashingtoR. ~Apply 4807 Bethesda_ave.. Bethesds. Md. FARMER. married, no children. on farm used for children's home; "capabie of ma. ing: wife to assist with dining rm., el ary, $50 per mo.. with board and Toos x!:utmn permit necessary. Box 182-Y, a FARM HANDS. single. y 0. month. board. foom and laundry. Box 39-Y. Star. GROCERY CLERK, experienced. ali-around man, with driver’s permit; mu teady. Kav's Market, 2445 Nichols e, ve. “Apply Sunday. 11-1 JOBBING PLOMBER, sxperienced, must Bo 1st-class mechanic and do lead work: ref- erence required: sood steady job for capable an._J. C. Mlood Co.. 2012 14th w. xrrcm MAN, colored; must be able to $35 and meals. ' State exurlencq. and phope. _Box 158-¥. Sta "1‘ for Plasterboard men. for Virgl 21 -t ATHERS—] ad- dmon to Mr, oreham Hotel, ask Imn SALESMEN, it ear. is -ubmvlmn Box 414-A. MAINTENANCE MARN, ~ for smallho must be exp.. without dependents; attri tive “salary and me Give age, exgerience. _Box 2 MAN with cement experience waterproofing business. future. Give full varticulars. Box 84-Y. Star. MAN. experienced in house-to-house can- vassing, capable of organizing sales crew: salary and commission to prover party:_all replies confidential, Address P. O. Box 384, Richmond. Va. MA all on_stores. Steady route. Qver’ 200 different 5c-10c standard_ items. Nationally advertised. Repeat goods: Yxl rofits, “No_experience. Wrlie Worl oducts, Dept. D-266, Spencer, Ind. MAN WANTED t to learn independ- e to sends everything you malled free. Box 69-A. you with commercial _education, 10 learn (he Teal estate and. conirachng business: prefer one with selling experi- ence in building line: £ and commis- sion to the one who ifies. Apply Fed- eral Contracting Co. Inc., 913 New York NARTE vou are reliable. can boss your- self, T may have something that will in- terest s Box 92-Y, Star. MAN, and lllncuvl account repre- S Blar youny 35 years. as manager ot old ell.lblllhtd r!'—ll.l {lcyc\e and wheels business: and icipation in PaT " Petepences i _must c sition with ® drawing .len mx loel] flm lnx "u5b. ine proposed methods of g ‘m!.nd en ll’lplon( the bullleu I(M young, interested in phe raphy; Do upenme{'ne. P Vol e il N, coloiad, over L and edu . for sales uvln! about flb 1457 Bre nws Rom. BY0"S-4750 Mon ufi" d "':"urvlu mu Tor “the '35':1 Lea Co.: Deat appearing, €ood references: bond required: ur I -Apply Pi B. Myers, Chestnut for MAN. -muuou mmu 2135, e s sta e Loigrce deblts ressicable nuci‘r"zz ‘Call NA! 7718 Monday Tor ap- MAN, m tal and ray. Tor meon 8 oo E lm 5. Dusont 1698, S0 vmem fair mn il g My edug ive light car to call_on ammuvn 1or local company. Box AN, 19 to 25. to be trained for_sationally adv vrod m“'ul'e. ©Cxper ful. “but” ho 0% o Nituon, Press, )hud. erences. P Baker RN Phiadelstia: Py | 1903 | 8 xN—onenm. for (3) reliable men wh wish employment. ~excellent Spportunity ‘i establioned taritoy - lhrg‘d suburban “appliance dealer. = Some ing & Co. 03 (Established 8 experience necessary, .Call in person | after 10:30 am., Ward' "wsrw_ s SMEN—Those _who hav hemn; furniture, ties We are xperience ‘appliances and pecias TON'S ' LAR WAS] T 23-B, APELIANCE HOUSE and sl1 rdrlnutors. rapaes and all major electrical api All seliing is done on the floor. Guod nl-rv and_commission. _Atl 2! SHOE FINISHER with some lnovleflu of bench work: steady job. Apply 932 17th n.w. SODA DI!P!NS!‘R& AL ho foater um'-na iy 80DA ro NTAIN ME rt time, must be experienced. 501 K st o 8ODA FOUNTAIN CLERK: se. perience, references, etc. 2 el experienced gly Sunday at n. ‘Box m_-rf SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER with experience on fast fountain. portunity. Box 40S-A. Ster. SOLICITORS, canvassers: must be exp. door-to-door worl k drawinz account commicsion. See Mr, Neel, between 12 1 Mon. only. Rm. %18, Tivoli Theate: STAIR BUILDER 1o give Drice on sti AY; 0 nearby Virginia. Call Che STATION ATTENDANT. young man. ex- perienced. best Tocal and and oung, eris: motoreyele permit Cladlelkfl' s Service !(luon . 1448 You : JRIVER. w/ or_lighe_d dellvtn y Mahoney w-uw per Co., 324 Penn- mv-nu _ave. s.e. TYPIST with mech-nlcfl aptitude ate age. education. typing speed, beginning Salary. Box 1-B. Star. X.|. We want a man to WORK excellent op- in | 1dz. | POTENTIALITIES. eference ‘required. to act | REAL SALESMEN A e ho ts mot gxgg “fl‘sn m:m (o 3eil s patio -ly where _opportunit; Ifl1 m-t muh to Hn ll uuln u ru salesman have '""f "'"1:5 2% L s uunu Eaday: 1407 £ a0, Snd Homs & SMENTHISWEEK GROCERY men 25 to 55 .lm lf Dhicans st be able day. 5% di er. ® to 11 am., 5 THE HECHT CO. re requlres the services of 2 experienced | b - | radio salesmen for floor work. oflgort 4th floor, Personnel ce, between 10 and 11 Monday. LA A e B RUG SALESMEN, Experxenced for tempornry work. ’;)ly employment ! | office, 4th floor, Lansburgh'’s Department Store. SHOE SALESMAN, EXPERI- ENCED IN SELLING QUAL- t|ITY FOOTWEAR. ONLY | THOSE NEED APPLY. STEADY POSITION. BOX 255-Y, STAR OUTSIDE SALESMEN wanted—Opportunity to rep- resent one of the leading jewelers in Washington. Per- manent position for capable men; salary and commission. ELI RUBIN CO., 718 7th n.w, THE HECHT CO. Will employ several experi- enced men for inside and out- side work, to sell refrigera-|3 tors, washmg machines and radios. Leads furnished, ev- ery co-operation given. Ap- ply Personnel Office, 10-12, ’WE ARE SEEKING A MAN WHO IS SEEKING AN OPPORTUNITY. Our business is an old-estab- lished one. Unique in its charac- ter; important in its sphere | A | renders—renovizing homes—vir- | tually a department store of me- | chanical trades. WITH US, rather THAN FOR US. The posmon is more than just a He must have ambition, vision and enthusiasm, He must be willing to app]y. himself to mastering the details | of a position that will expand as| {he expands. Of necessity, he must start at the bottom—and | grow up to the full measure of | the future possibilities. He must be able to handle men | and interpret their viewpoint.| He will be required to meet the | public, understandingly and wlth | human interest. He should have | n some knowledge of mechanics. He must have a car or the use of one and he must be of good habits—clean cut and depend- able—who will represent us with credit to our organization and himself. He must be young enough to be aggressive; old enough to be master of his ability: The compensation must not be the prime consideration. The po- sition will pay a weekl® salary sufficient to live on while he is| | acquiring experience. FOR A MAN WITH THESE | ¢ QUALIFICATIONS WE HAVE A POSITION OF FEXCEPTIONAL If you feel that you can meas- ure up to these requirements, make application in WRITING. Tell us, in confidence, all about |yourself—your background— your successes and failures. We are creating a new opening—dis- placing no present member of our staff BOX 439-A, STAR. HELP MEN & WOMEN. WAITER, colored, aeundme with b?ok» ADDRESSING. typewriter and hand, part or full yme, ey office. , 475D own Rap ing experience, to assist cook: Give phone. age and exp. _Box 157-¥. Star, YOUNG MAN to work as salesman $rarcicaning | depariment. Sieady s dvancement. Apply 1342 N. Y. YOUNG MAN with executive ability pleasing personali t WANT cc s ghaufleur-butler; live in. c-u Dupont “m. 8 to 10 am* WE HAVE openin 3 men to_connect Dermanenils i the lite Irllurlnce business. Appy to Mr. Body, Rm. Denrike Bldg., 1670 Vermont ave. nw. het. ookl on Mok dav. _Avril 22. ob. | chauffeur. i writing. COUPLE, wlorod. Hva “out; man butler- Must wife cooking-housework. lenced. _Emerson 52! colored. £0od coo cook zeneral house- d_and_handyman: live cn 31. ?| ment and in private business. Touch Tvp- | Monday. | in | Rush ‘wuknn Dui Uu «-x oreennela omn . |and exclusive in the service it | ! in; refer- | get, HELP AND SITUATIONS. INS'I’RUCI'ION COURSES. M) HELP. WOMEN. (Continued.) Tor Leatoom. B io & and 12 to Bunda; rson_ who wi waru for -n-u Densation n and dinner: experience necessa ox 320-Ar 8 muvn-on htb perts; L RIVING |sausht by exverisi e rmits iy Method Dnvlnl TELEPHONE SWITH X, instruction; only uo“? eomplece_coun ash. Business B 'izo o nfi"' "% fm e igion, sslary. first to_seil o the { I _NYLON REAL . nuh’cma Imsk TY 1935 Eyen. ' Rm LADIES—8ta h b\l ness. At- tractive profts seling anteed quality posiery, doc. ' Free “sales Toutht. TBiver Dept. E-50. 286 Fifth aves The, N o houukeebe! l assistant; under” 40 ne uest _house; .rL Box_331 Span., first-yr. Latin; backward mmnn frst ighiy recom, teacher. 1171, FLYING LESSONS, $2. W. course, ”0 320 menu New piane. ‘new cl Individual lnlu'ufiu on by X by ) sttt & rov-a instructor Ae writers ‘Greenw 3777 tor m-lu‘ Cavitol Alrpors, '}x'.uo?:".‘- AN msciel tuu srades: LADY. youn for dental ofc SR or dental office: knowleds and typing: dental or busi office or Bursing experience glestrable Bit” not “essentiar "Boy 251-¥. MASSUESE. 'uh following, to m-u “office or_work for_physiotheranist. nbnt 3188, expe- Addreu lu n {ILLINERY ES: m Hlenced, excellent position, particulars. 28’ Star. ¥ MILLINER sale: expert worke uuuoem Indivi 1001 Conn, ave. lm.ulmw _SALESLADIES for_permanent ; only those with experience need ;nm docal preferred; give telephone. Box CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. Ev Every 5. g i R T etk cnml-ugn‘nl schines, Sten. 5, Enein'ne, 22. TV - atory Behool. 520 15t mw. ME. 6337 ¢ CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS. Clvil Bervite Arthmore, i apeiling, Geo vl Service: Arithmetic, Speiin 7z ravhy. Clerical mh ahf« Snly 81 Brin i Fincipler. ions nwers STENOG! RAPH'E-"P"!T 653, ™ G AND FILING, 50c. MENTAL 8. 50c. CLERK. ARRIER, 1. Sale Brentanos, F st. and Col. rd. Stores, allantynes. "Hecht's Rentai Library. EARN BEAUTY CULTURE, Thorough training. Graduates placed. Start any day. Special price this month, Easy terms. MODERN Scroor or BEAUTY CULTURE. “THE MABELLE HONOUR Beauty Trained Operator Is in Demand CATALOG—EASY l’MnN A 1 22 Fre) LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE, WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1210 G St. N. Wb gl"l%‘; Plfllleznt ‘s Dress Shop. NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL. Write for flll booklet National free placement 4th st. n.w. HO. 0166 Are in DEMAND—You are losing MONEY now by Not taking 2 QUICK Review Course BOYD'S. Students of ALL school BOYD preparing tor positions, money ister TODAY. ~ BOY! est. CALCULATING MACHINES, Short. EASY. interesting Course—Comp- tometer Merchant. Friden, Monroe. Bur- roughs. etc. Thousands used in Govern- Stop losing D SCHOOL with _course. New ‘classes MON- | BOYD SCHOOL. 1333 F st | AGENTS. LIGHTNING SELLER—Amazin new silk hosery. replacement suaranteed | ainst holes, snags or runs. se ur Qwn use sent free with laree sutit Send hose size, ame: no_money; BAY. AGENTS nd i SENBATIONAL oML | IPE—sells for $2.50: your cost H0c. Write Waldorf, 549 W. Randolph. Chicago. GENTS — lenty of it! UM SALESMEN. SALESMAN with followine in retail srocery. drug 'and confectionery trade to Sell"a complete line of well-adverticed fooq produets off truck: wonderful epportunity to start in business for self. " Replies strictly confidential. - Box 453 ‘"{n- Anvnmmo SALESMAN. in manage: llclllnn; Box MAN WAN’ arby igh route now open. If willing 10 conduet nome service business while earning good living, ¥rite immediately. Rawleigh's, Dept. -4—45, Chester, Pa. NO DEPRESSION IN PAINT LINE—Op- portunity for aggressive salesmen (with | car) connect with nationally kno nufacturer of paints, roofing and co: plete. maintenance. linc, Loid to “actonis. | institutions, farmers—ail large users. Col missions beiter than erae: protected ®r_ Htoey exp.. travel géar: convention pub- ta Dposition open for Capable salesmen: earn $5.000 th increase from repent busi- Tience unnecessary, Big season alesmanager, 1906° West &0th _K. Cleveland. Ohio. un! ing_opportunity ex clusive Tine WOk ubiforms: ‘Coverall. Jack ets, pants, shirts; ndvertising embroidered: every business prospect: outfit lne, com. advanced. Master Co., 4-2 Ligonier, Ind. AEn vear '1 e Is are at | 66- MILLINERY SALESLADY. soecialty shoo fXperienice; permavent i{qualified; excel- Iary and bonus. Vogue, 1117 G_st. h dat M o 20 s Winte "t take 1ol cmru o Cediior’s motherless home abd 5 daughters. 8 and ears. Summers on Cape Cod. Personal aualifications more jmportant than ex- mr':er;ru Submit snapshot with applica- NURSE_(whi ard. Apply Albemarle st. ) 1 H sition, $35 month, room_and in person alter 7 p.m. 5005 #in New Yors PASTRY CQOK, white. local high schnol cafsieria "State age. éxperience and references. Box 146-Y. Sta PHYSIOTHVRAPXBT—Youm woman. hard worker. neat and Fe-s.m regular emp! ment, rith established clinic smmediatcly, Box 19-B. PRAC’HCAL “NorsE. part time: give h)Dni full details._ Box 241 PRACTICAL _NURSE. companion lagy: Catholic preferred " Sta ces 4 Star: sAmunms—zxpmmua “on dresses and Apply 1108 P s SECRETARY - sTEhoonAPHm for, mn. tractor’s offic ust nce Give full Partlesiars. Bo lnllllllvt !lt l-n lssm'. experienced ¢ opmwr-. nmmm Apply jrd and Eve sts. SLIP COVER SEAMSTRFJ!S Apply Mon refined, good conk, AD o5 permits 7ive elderly salar’ and ST s v, X9 am. “Hoffmen Uphol- sterers_2447 18th st. n.w sormmo—-o;»mm in church choir for exp_voice: interesting opportunity. Box STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. credit * office experience salary, steady, position. Apply P Bobs Cos STENOGRAPHER tarial-general office w keeping helpful: perma state age "experience, A Siar TENOGRAPHER. jme: inielligent phone. " Box 4 TELEPHONE INTERVIEWER with plea personality. to contact selected list and commission: own phons Wisconsin 4656, Monday. 10 10 1 TELEPHONE soucr’rons wanted Metropolitan 3111. Monda TELEPHONE 1 INTERVTEW!Rigworl at home. 9 to 12 a.m. and 5 to & p.m : salary ;nd cnmmhi}mn Public Soinn Suryess, ne. 21 TYPIST. whole or | reazonable; Call counter girl for cafeteria and ref, required. Applr Mondn’ & (010 "wm. Babbii e 524 111 21 s m'd Stant in physician’s ofice: _for interv married. to care for roommng working housekeeper. living with -X. Star single, F ng in large Iy exp.. size advancement _ Box 39-Y. Sta WOMAN.” white. to care _for chil board, and salary. 5 Pl cmd 10 supervice guest house. Chance for wo'\uN whits, | Drzlcrlhly practical nu 0" or_older. care of 10 -month-old baby: no_cooking or, hn-'sr work gnce and hea t WOMAN. middle. take complete fharge of Kitchen na walt on t-hlu Plive ate_Inn. Hillside 0870. wonxmc HOUBIK!IF 5 1ed o take charee of Tomiy of 3 mAy of 3 and Teferences required. = Box ¥ LADY with ples voice. (nr mhcuuu l‘usl of ‘"‘n and _general ¥ ave. ¢ knowled pOce soutine. BALISIml—Demnnltrlle the Va Mop. Drice. $195: “comm.. S1.00 onr 1 salesme; erage 10 sales per day: every home & prospect. naun*f 0p Co.. 724 W. Vernon ave., Los _Angeles, Calif. BALESMAN—Nationally _Kknown _ conceri has opening in Dist. Columbia for agsres- sive man with proven sales or b SAIIEKS background. Our line highway signs. auto plates, advertising specialties oflexs bu!er than average eagnings on liberal commis- sion basis. = Excellent opportunity ta. build for independent. secure future. Must be 30 to 50, own a car. W!lle Tully lbfl\ll yourself. Box 68-A. Sta CALL ON GAS STA'HQNS new chemical “sponge He sarages, whiriwind ‘seller samples sent on . Akron. Ohio. * OTION TYPE SALESMAN for new niene joperated golf g liberal - com- mmon ©O." Box 283, Minneapolis, I SELL _ CU!;!_'ION snoxs Fley o Bouon, llul Am-com:mcnm OILPROOF GASOLINE | 200-52 20 crery e mples. Moench Shoes, High-class servicer secarity or tion men " accustomed earnin Der week: capable of contacting top ex- gcutives to present economic and financial eekly news service, now serving over £66:000 tlents (costing over $500.000 to Drepare): no price resistance: repeat busi- Dess: expense sliowance and liberal com- mhmn Give full xnlnlcul;;l rst letter. H, Howard, R. 3 E i th’ floor; subscrip- $75-$100 SALESMAN. TY. Experienced wDeciarty T To¢ sale of Vaughan® “the electric meat® cutter z lfl!‘l!“- odcamiaty o Give ful x‘fx ughan Co, 730 No. Pranklin, “gim R4 ences: nearby Vi 2 COUPLE. voun ambitious. "intelligent. to Tun small real ‘estate office. Prefer wife who has worked in omu_' 224-Y. Star, JANITO! A-1 couple (childless): man with job; wi Eome: both come. 1717 De Sales. MAN. employed or retired. o work small acreage on shares. wife to’assist in home; free rent. Hmslde 0032, IVE ROOM and board and_smail remuneration for helo with light house- ;|or and to wait on tables. Box 125-Y, ar. OPENING for pem-nem Jo ass §agineer.” white, “willing_to work; _start $120 " mi experience, age, Bumber sid i1 quanhestioeg, tn' e Trting wil srrange interview; replies mma confidential. 51-X. Star. ONDAY. Am’ll 22, l nation: heturer oL appoint 5 representative Washington-territory - The " product ut due to an expansion pro- that its cus- e better program of distribution. These ap! ments require no investment and offe the man with sales ability an excellent gpportunity to build for himself a busi ness with a potential income far above the average. ~ Training, sales aid and omplete fnancing of sales will be han- dled at no nse lo the representative. Anpllunu will“"be ‘hterviewcd ay mpshire ave. n.w. Apt. 9, d 2 o.m._No_other time. PACKER., perienced orater and china packer ed b7 well-known Storage company. !Lue exp. and refs. in letter. Box 64-Y. Gas Station Attendant, Must have high school education, pre vious experience and driver's permit. ' Good opportunicy for advancement. — Apply 9:30 to 11 Mondsy morning. Esso Station, consin_ave. and Que sis. n.w. 11 MAN _AND Tor weneral housework. ne and. chauREUTK: o IeendEY: rel erences feflull’!d. 80O« ‘wages. lox 445-A, (i MAN AN’D ve, etc. must be g references; nearby Md.: l:""'x u:nners. Stale salay expecied. Box 89 LICITORS for bus. college in Wash V'l‘l_'lzlkhmln Maryiand, Address Box TELEPHONE tor, ble “Droducer: leads an furn.; commission basis: and reference. Box A I'I‘EN’I'ION *We have several openings in our selling force (either part or full time) for ener- getic men or, women. The successful appli- hat must have tie Tollowing qualitica tions: Conkclentioumeas, dependabliity snd must have the equivalent of a hign-schoo! Cducation. Have at least 2 responsible resi- dents of Washington to vouch for their in- tegrity. To such persons we offer the op- 7,10 amn an excellent income on & commission basis displaying our m dise direct to 3 AceSsorias. ® Atso" hausehold item! ington Merchandising Co., 939 n 'nd_floor, experienced, capa- full co-overation xm‘r experience s e eeent | 2 ac : reacher™ transiationes Nationai S. KANN SONS CO. ‘will Inmvlev men Monday mornml 'hfl are interested In & -gm? position, evorv week: ' 800d _compensation can_place two n?h B iem car "Feauirod Apply hn M Office, 4th floor, 9:30 SALES MANAGER. Local office nnuoml sales organisation has vacancy for h-class, experienced nhtn unltly for unmut to mani in Washing! Must ve R b, e garnings and rapid prom i 39-J. SALES. Laree mannfacturer expanding gperation o covering 'D. C.. M. West Var nll. am. ‘ennessee. 0 llarl- rl M Apply resentative, lt bhllch lh‘ln, R Tab Yo to 12 only. - 200 pounds. 85 af avY semi- MAN. unl. ‘white. single wel hlnl about un tllgln it to & B hdll'l in mu mn &n&h MAN, nuu .%I-nt&. M't‘ f '%&" B P SR Re] resentative Wanted. ‘Man for this territory who is now calling on h}dunmu '.Iulzd d'-ul‘fgl to mlke l‘dl; 11 f.".".‘ir' "’"“"'“"u’, u'z"’&'.‘ n‘m‘“‘. of .m‘,' 1=l'1n' mmlh:— B B ltu. mg Pu this ltldlnl Ei::u ng 83 well m 'rlh ltm ] ON LINOTYPE SCHOOL. 707 6th can train yml lor better-paying posi- ;_enroll sny t! mammn struction: y and night classes. SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL fl- llunud steam courses, 3 ullua. Ditult. nm'y” L co'mlnxcluaco'dm ' Shepherd 3843. or 2 efrlll‘l' tln i ll! md:&n T ation. lhog it Ofmce and ll Tepeat or ad- ine. A beautiful de nforized ' patterns, linen, .xlnldfvmumynt fored oot pricsd . ailored and price to $23.50. Also neves!’lbor Driced from We operate on a | n Center TAIDORING rge national made-to-measure corp. direct to consumer, will interview experienced _men for position as assistant manager. State creed. age and experience. 1l w‘:n-ondlnu confidential. Box 300+ nllln HEEP WOMEN. T, .&""B‘S‘m’."n‘.‘m"“m"'m".’ o b if you prodice. Box 456-A. L a0 ADV. AGENCY—Youne woman, o bed amutiviu !nher k uvy IIZO nxrn lnd c«llhur Ior e v Anl eotate olor & necessary; nleremx nent. state salary expec lmlnfl stead: employme .xu Beauty salon 3 zm xen’nefif-’i nw. BEA exp. UTY PARLOR OPERA’ ADply 502 1408 st. 1:?""' i Boor. num ] T = Must be expert at *e nts . Appls Itl!l Ielllt! lhn .0! le lor rd. s.e., hectse, Tng. lkln 56 it o,nbn o Established * 1903, BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around, ri- H anent poait: m ‘n'eemn ent position. 3313 )Irodl BEA orm'r 2. colored: mfl- M 1035 21st w. Phone BEAUTY Ol m must be waver lll( manicurist. must enced. 2311 Wis. ave. n.w. M. ot st w M, Mu. hon‘!;nl’mn chgf of i largest Book Slon “osm ""‘fmmm preparation exams. Wisconstn nzsfl vt mm Illlt lnd of coi tor AvTo fo a,r.:‘ffmd.';'.‘ aley -ng;ufi nrklnc and trafie Mr. Run x'x"um:nwoummn‘mn AN HOW 1 TO_DRIVE A SAR: HOD'R. GE. 1239. sm -h ?'h'. 3& ar'.m e':i Apt., 2 TELEPHONE. RICWNM i hnm-t- {ng '%;.}vcnann. T gurses ,fl' i A oo S04 1511 GUMe NA: qu‘# LR ""'m looxxm r m{ lewish; must hnn ex- Interview rence; n ent posi- ‘Wedni xm 4th st ne Y YOUNG LADY, 2 with executive lhlll!v mem‘:fi::&’ ]fint‘, fraphic_studio in_departm ore in sm. Md. Actual DhoLOETADRINE experi- Sellinz exverience’ ras Hatine aualifcailans ang nclose sm. photos Box 150-Y. .8t = o YOUNG WOMAN with general real ssiate fice experience. _Please - Ntton "ghence, (Please ‘sive full infor Mon_and 'rues O T T r Recaiving D plications. ideals. Dractical for, religious " promot: free to leave home personality to meet s-ccetstuily | ing citizens of any communiiy Toa portation and percentage discuss B Hoajerview. " Mrs. Wecdman. Ros! SENSHS ENUMERATORS fonsidered 1 n Fhen dismissed by Genius Bussae K satistaciory Tating. Bog'jb. £5ar ASSISTANT CREDIT 2 AND COLLECTION MANAGER. Thoroughly experienced in letter writing, ing customers and general office horthand and typing essential. eualifications by, 'h!ch Wil be treated With striet conf: "nl;‘_‘a Tke Young Men's Shop, 1318 P SALESWOMEN—THORO G. EXPERIENCED SR TO 12, 8 14th SALESLADIES EXPER- IENCED IN MILLINERY DE- PARTMENT. APPLY AFTER 11 AM. HEARN'S, 806 7th ST. NW. ° EXPERIENCED yard goods and upholstery saleswomen for temporary work. A ply Employment Office, 4th oor, é:;lsburgh s Department Te. MAID-NURSE, white, care of two children 6 and 8, up- stairs work, live in. Salary, $50 mo. State age and give references. Box 388-X. BUYER, competent, for chil- dren’s wear, house dresses and corsets. State full expe- % réence first letter. Box 308-A, tar. fable assistant buyer of dies’ ready-to-wear. State full particulars regarding ex- geflence Replies confiden- Box 497-A, Star. OPPORTUNITY, splendid, is offered an alert, capable young woman as assistant to merchandise man of ladies’ ready-to-wear. Give coms plete details in first letter. Replies held strictly confl- dential. Box 1-B, Star. 0 to 12, 'ABSERS, ‘MP-MMI' only experi- Sacad camvasiers u] e this work and Box 447-A. Star. COOK, experienced. white, with housework: near experience, ' references. 436-A, Star. 40, Wikt o Y. B r. 528 12th q. hite cohrod for general Mn - l'nd filg of children; live in. mu- T X l'..lc‘- to assist | Pay. T g s | 20 ———T—fir F:.'.-:.-:.'*iw Tl 3 HELP DOMESTIC. COLORED ¥/ ¥ omants elderly woman, interesting, Toom, board; faif PAMIL! good hom ot st e, COOK, colored. under 45, some housework: ust 8 years' exn. in one blace for renrence llve in. on 2 St OOOK, white. general h ork, help 'ltl PR mealeh ortieate eferencer; live: out: $10 week. Chestnut 6442, colored, well trained, cook, §8A- houseman. ' chauffeur; live 1 °:2 .fl.h 3 mos. in summer. ~Must have g ages. Reid's Agency, NO. xDerienced with child. ¢. hl. dAlllmlc 2044-J, after lenced, care of hhfl! small apartment lo# *equr T Bndar o artey 7 o (Continued on West Page.)