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Soviet Expansion
Seen Terminating
Marriage With Nazis
Hitler Anxious to Hold
Off Open Rupture for
Present, However
By LELA1SD STOWE,
Chicsto Dally News Porelsn Correspondent.
BUCHAREST, July 6.—However
politely Nazi and Soviet spokesmen
may treat each other publicly, there
can be no doubt that the^Berlin
Moscow honeymoon as feted so
ostentatiously by German Foreign
Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop
and Soviet Premier Foreign Com
missar Vyacheslaff M. Molotoff, last
August, is now over.
The Russo-German “marriage of
convenience” humiliated Dictator
Josef V. Stalin's Anglo-French
suitors and assured the outbreak
of the second World War. Today
this opportunistic political partner
ship is rapidly reaching the stage
where the possibilities of an eventual
divorce are secretly being consid
ered by both parties.
The Soviets’ thrust down through
Bessarabia to the mouth of the
Danube has confirmed the under
lying clash of Nazi-Soviet interests
and reaffirmed Berlin's ill-disguised
displeasure over the Red occupa
tion of three Baltic states. Virtually
all Balkan observers now agree that
Berlin and Moscow are suffering
from incompatibility of tempera
ment—and also of appetites. What
has become a marriage of incon
venience threatens trouble and
maybe plate-throwing or even knife
throwing in the course of the com
ing months.
Open Rupture Soon Unlikely.
Despite this inevitable evolution,
both sides are doing what they can
to preserve a facade of happy
political cohabitation. This is par
ticularly true of Nazi Germany in
regard to the present situation in
Rumania and throughout the Bal
kans. Fuehrer Adolf Hitler is com
pelled to cultivate peace in the
east so long as he must continue
to wage war in the west. Accord
ingly, no open rupture in Nazi
Soviet relations seems probable for
some time, but latent animosities
are sharpened by every increase of
Soviet influence and power in
Southeastern Europe.
Berlin has bowed as gracefully as
possible to the Kremlin’s annex
ation of Bessarabia—from necessity
and with unquestionable misgiving.
The Nazis even appear to have
counseled Bucharest to yield rather
than fight and equally to have dis
couraged Hungary from demanding
Transylvania at once, but this ap
parent co-operation with Moscow,
it is generally recognized, was dic
tated by political expediency.
There is reason to believe that
Berlin has assured its sympathizers
in several Balkan capitals that its
present caution policy is only tempo
rary; also, that it has by no means
written off Southeastern Europe as
a natural zone of economic and po
licical interest of the Nazi regime.
Growing opposition between Ger
many and the Soviet Union must
simply be kept in as camouflaged a
condition as possible, to gain time
and freedom for the western war.
Reich’s Soybeans Seized.
Nevertheless, the manner of the
Kremlin’s brusk move in the Baltic
area and again into Bessarabia has
shown that Stalin has no intention
of trusting the assurances of Berlin.
The Red Army moved across the old
Rumanian frontier so swiftly that it
seized the entire soybean crop in
Bessarabia. The Third Reich had
paid in advance more than 1,000,
000,000 lei for this crop, which has
been estimated at approximately
10,000 carloads. Thus Germany
seems to have lost this valuable sup
ply of soybeans. It is said that Ru
mania, deprived of its most fertile
province, will now be unable to ex
port either wheat or maize to the
Reich. In addition, Rumania’s great
oil refineries at Ploesti and Campina
now lie within easy reach of Soviet
arms.
nuwuv/n o m ui.icuiwuui naty,
therefore, been achieved at very
real expense where Germany is con
cerned, but the political advantages
to the Stalinists may prove, in the
immediate future, to be almost as
important as the economic advan
tages. The Soviets have been quick
to pose as defenders of peasants
and laborers, not only inside Bes
sarabia, but in regard to all Jewish
or other evacuees who have tried to
leave Rumania, fearing the es
tablishment of a regime of Nazi
ideologies and racial discrimination
in Bucharest. In both Bulgaria and
Yugoslavia the Soviets are also doing
their utmost to increase their hold
upon the masses and in these coun
tries Moscow’s prestige can only ex
pand at the expense of Nazi loss.
Question of Dardanelles.
Finally, there remains the ques
tion of Turkey nad the Dardanelles
and Soviet Russia is much nearer
to the Dardanelles than Nazi Ger
many is. Moreover, the Kremlin is
much more free than is Berlin at
the present moment to exert powei
politics upon the weary Turks.
Thus, Soviet diplomacy and po
litical pressure is being exercised
with the greatest energy toward
establishing strategic outpost,'
throughout Southeastern Europe
before Nazi Germany can turn it!
undivided attention to the Balkans
If this Russian expansionist policy
is really animated by natural mo
tives of purity, it seems equally in
spired by deep distrust of Hitler’s
final objectives and fear of ar
eventual attack by Germany upor
the Soviet Union itself.
Balkans diplomats are almos
unanimous these days on two points
If Hitler succeeds in forcing Britair
to her knees, they feel that ar
armed conflict between the Nazi,
and the Soviets is likely to be onb
a question of time. This probability
in turn, convinces them that Mos
cow will continue its Balkanic ex
pansion program with pronouncei
zeal in the next few weeks. Beini
political realists of a high order
Soviet leaders have no recourse sav
to build all possible fences agains
the clearly foreshadowed day whei
their increasingly inconvenient mar
riage of cmrvenience with Berli:
must be dissolved by force, if no
otherwise.
(copyright, 1940, Chicago Daily News, Inc.
Swiss Fair Crowds Rise
In spite of adverse conditions, tb
annual Swiss Industrial Fair in Ber
this year was attended by 157.84
people, a gain of 40,000 over that c
1939.
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FINDS AT MAMMOTH CAYTE, KY.—Here is a close-up of a blind flsh (Amblyopsis Spelaeus) of
the weird species which inhabits dark underground waters of Mammoth Cave. It was the quest
for these fish which led guides to astonishing new discoveries of underground caverns.
— ■ ■- — ■ -
Here is a section or the ceiling in a newly discovered section of Mammoth Cave called “Lit
tle Paradise Avenue.” The National Park Service has just announced discovery of miles of new
avenues in the great cave. The new sections will not be opened to the public for at least two
years. —Wide World Photos.
New Discoveries
In Mammoth Cave
Held From Public
Spectacular Treasures
Kept Secret Until
Search Is Completed
By the Associated Press.
MAMMOTH CAVE, Ky., July 6.—
Discovery of miles of hitherto un
known avenues adjoining Ken
tucky’s famous Mammoth Cave was
revealed today by the National Park
Service.
However, it will pe at least two
years before the public is able to
view the "spectacular cave treas
ures,” R. Taylor Hoskins, acting
superintendent of Mammoth Cave
National Park, said.
Four cave guides—Carl arid Pete
Hanson and Leo and Clause Hunt—
discovered the new caverns October
10, 1938, after days of exploring nar
row crawlways leading from the un
derground channel of Roaring River.
Their find was kept secret until cave
authorities had thoroughly explored
the entire Mammoth Cavern.
Larger Than Mammoth.
Cave experts had believed for 20
odd years that there were subter
ranean vaults under Lee Ridge ad
joining Mammoth Cave because of
is proximity to the cave ridge and
its similarity in size and topography
but had never before been able to
find an opening.
Authorities who have crawled
through tortuous passages to view
the new caverns express the belief
than, when opened, they will attract
more sightseers than Mammoth
Cave, which was first discovered in
1799 in this Southwestern Kentucky
region. Numerous other caves have
been found in the "cave region,” but
until now none has equaled the size
and reaches of Mammoth.
The largest avenue found so far
in the new caverns measures 7.000
feet, larger than any in Mammoth
Cave proper. Another, called Fossil
Avenue by the guides, is 3,000 feet
long, cleanly cut and so white it
looks as if it had been whitewashed.
The limestone walls and ceilings are
covered with a fine layer of sparkling
gypsum.
Beautiful Avenue.
So-called Onyx avenue is only 800
feet long, but is described as the
most beautiful of the three. This
cavern is cut so evenly out of milky
white limestone, explorers say, that
it looks as if an architect had de
signed it. The cavern is from 10
to 12 feet high and uniformilv 15
feet wide. The avenue leads up to
stalagmite and stalactite formations
surpassing anything in Mammoth
Cave.
Tire huge main cavern’s w-alls and
ceiling glisten with white gypsum
Northeast Groups to Hold
Patriotic Program Today
The postponed Independence Day
program sponsored by civic, frater
nal and athletic organizations of
Northeast Washington will be held
today in Langdon Park.
The observance will begin at 1 p m.
with a flag-raising ceremony con
ducted by the National Guard of
Honor and Follow Me-Defense Post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, assisted
by Troop 12 of the Boy Scouts. The
Sons of the American Legion Band
will play.
After the flag-raising, a series of
athletic events for child and adult
contestants is to be run off under
supervision of Charles F. Green.
Novelty events include pie-eating
contest, tie-tying contest, pillow
case race, potato race and rolling
pin throw. Medals and other awards
donated by merchants are to be pre
sented to winners.
A community sing, following by
motion pictures, will be held in the
park at 7:30 p.m.
Sponsoring groups are: Brook
land-Woodridge Business Associa
tion, Burroughs Citizens' Associa
tion, National Gateway Citizens’
Association. Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens’ Association, East Gate
Lions’ Club, Follow Me-Defense
Post, V. F. W.; Taft Athletic Club
and Woodridge Athletic Club.
Schoolboy Patrol Camp
Topic of Police Meeting
Tentative plans for organization
of the summer camp to be held Au
gust 31 through September 9 at
Scotland Beach, Md., for District
Schoolboy Safety Patrol officers will
be drawn up at a meeting of police
co-ordinators active in Safety Patrol
work at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the office
of Maj. Ernest W. Brown, superin
tendent of police.
The camp will feature the erection
of a miniature town to give the
schoolboy patrolmen an opportunity
to study the best methods of guard
ing against mishaps at any type of
crossing.
In addition to the analysis of traf
fic safety problems, the patrol offi
cers will participate in outdoor camp
activities. More than 125 Schoolboy
Patrol officers already have signed
up for the camp.
Philip R. Belt Heads
National Regulars Post
Philip R. Belt was elected com
mander of National Defense Post of
the National Association of Regu
lars at a meeting of the veterans’
, organization Friday night at its
headquarters. 907 G place N.W. Mr.
Belt is a past department com
mander. of the District Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Henry Gilbert was elected senior
| vice commander. Others elected
[ were George Worl, junior vice com
. mander; Lamar Chamberlain, quar
! termaster, and John T. Quinn,
chaplain. David E. Armstrong was
.' appointed adjutant by Mr. Belt.
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TODAY’S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
HORIZONTAL.
1. Ditty. 87. Symbol for iridium.
5. Plane surfaces. 88. central part.
10. Pertaining to the sea. „Q „
15. Duty paid by sheriff. 89' SUI5pended by
20. Light boat. p
21. Rude. 93. Egyptian idol.
22. Mexican cottonwood. 95. Part of “to be.”
23. Relates. 96. Lamented.
24. Hebrew month. 101. To withdraw.
25. Preposition. 102. Shifted.
26. Interjection. 103. Hummingbird.
27. Siberian river. 104. Whole.
28. Parts. 105. King of Bashan,
29. Concerning. 106. Plural ending.
30. Babylonian deity. 107. Review.
31. Small piece. 108. To bind.
34. Genus of frogs. 110. Therefore.
36. Opening in the front 111. Earth goddess,
of a helmet. 112. To mate.
37. Greeted. 114. To fail to follow suit.
40. Piloted. 115. Colloquial: Is emper
42. Water nymph. tinent toward.
44. To consign. 117. To trudge.
45. Taste. 119. Cloth measure.
47. To irritate. 120. Pronoun.
48. East Indian herb. 121. Scotch for “to.”
49. Cheer. 122. Gathered together.
52. To render buoyant. 124. Pronoun.
55. Gratuity. 125. Australian tree.
56. Suffix meaning “ten.” 127. Vehicle.
57. Indian mulberry. 128. Deep sleep.
60. Girl’s name. 130. Tunes.
62. To refurnish with 133. Lavender,
leather. 136. Yugoslavian river.
63. Ambassador. 140. To take rise.
65. South American 141. Title of respect,
armadillo. 142. California rockfish.
66. Noto of scale. 144. Steamers.
67. Preposition. 145. 101.
69. Japanese deer. 146. Symbol for oleum.
70. Blithe. 147. Complete.
71. Parent. 149. Four
72. City in Chaldea. 150. Italian river.
73. Roman magistrates. 152. Symbol for sodium.
76. Large receptacle. 153. What?
77. Warmth. 154. Large hamper.
78. To scan. 156. Climbing plant.
80. Rubbish. 157. Goat-antelope.
81. Behold! 159. To inclose.
82. Less common. 161. Item of property.
83. Takes into custody. 162. Arm Joint.
84. Floor covering. 163. To escape
86. Symbol for selenium. 164. To sow.
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VERTICAL.
1. Wooden shoe. 82. To incline.
2. Preposition. 83. Chopping tool.
3. Disturbing sounds. 85. French article.
4. High Army officer. 86. Barbarian.
5. Man's name. 88. Accumulates.
6. District in Germany. 89. Figurative use of word.
7. Teutonic deity. 90- K>ngly.
8. Solitary. 92 wharf
9. Epicure. 93. Pertaining to the north
10. Norwegian seaport. wind.
11. Audibly. 94- European fish.
12. Farewell. 95. Stop!
13. Japanese rice paste. 97. On top of.
14. Futile expenditures. 98 Symbol for nickel.
15. Ancient Egyptian king 99. Plant fungus.
16. Shelter. 100. Acts.
17. Spanish article. 102. Carnivorous insect.
18. Frozen rain. 103- Exclamation of sorrow.
19. Hebrew letter. 107. Hebrew letter.
20. Rotating parts. 109. Wading bird.
32. Concerning. 113. Italian article.
33. Lifting device. 114. To abate.
35. Article. 115. To disconcert.
38. Winged. 116. Calyx leaf.
39. Symbol for tantalum. 118. Chinese measure.
41. Pigeons. 120. Diminutive decorative
43. Before. disc.
44. To mend. 122. To disfigure.
46. Ludicrous. ^ 123. Small vanity boxes.
48. Italian title. 125. Coconut rind.
49. Horseman. 126. Insect.
50. Positive voltaic pole. 127. Shore bird.
51. Pronoun. 129. To give another title to.
53. Capital of Japan. 130. Birthplace of
54. Wolfhound. Mohammed.
55. Sensitive. 131. Moslem governors.
57 Molten lava. 132. Note of scale.
58. Hard coating. 133. Musical instrument.
59. Rabbits. 134. Even. *
61. African tribesman. 135. Printer’s measure.
63. Ancient French poet. 137. Compass point.
64. Symbol for tellurium. 138. To step.
65. To skin. 139. Grey.
68. Annoys. 141. To pierce.
70. Cry of sheep. 143. Footless animal.
71. Individuals. 148. To lubricate.
74. Whether. 151. To be obliged to
75. To grasp. 155. While.
78. To make ready. 158. Symbol for ruthenium.
79. Pronoun. 160. To exist.
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flakes and studied gypsum crystals.
The water-cut ceiling frequently
takes the shapes of creamy-white
capitol domes, egg-shaped domes or
huge cones, fringed with a web-like
tracery in red, rust, black or brown.
For long distances the floor has been
left so perfectly level and dry, with
a covering of powdery red sand, that
it resembles a highway.
Gypsum Abounds.
The gypsum formations in the
caverns abound in great profusion
and ave present in all formations
from the fibrous sheep's wool to solid
snowball clusters. A solid onyx wall
400 feet long and 5 feet high runs
completely across one avenue.
Hoskins said that before the
caverns are opened the National
Park Service will undertake exten
sive scientific investigation “looking
toward a more complete understand
ing of the phenomena hidden here
for aeons.”
J. C. C. Dance July 17
The Service Council of the Jewish
Community Center will sponsor a
summer formal dance, Wednesday,
July 17, at the Woodmont Country
Club. Sam Bossin is chairman in
charge_of arrangements.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time 23c line.._ $ .69
3 times 20c line. 1.80
7 times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the sec
ond Insertion.
DEATH NOTICES—$1.25 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
S lines. 1 time, 20c line_$ .60
3 lines, 2 times, 18c line...._1.08
3 lines, 3 times, 15c line_ 135
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, 3c per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
The Star is the great "Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consid
ering the results obtained.
FOUND.
STOCK CERTIFICATE in the name of C.
W. Taylor; kindly describe, .'tltiii ITth
st. n.e._•
LOST.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER DOG.
brown, male, very nervous; put out of car
in Tenleytown; am trying to locate: has
been seen on Fessenden st. near River
rd.; possibly very hungry. If able to
catch please call Atlantic 7141 or Ken
sington 207._
CROSS, gold- vicinity 14th st. and Monroe
st. n w., engraved ‘ Mother" on back.
Reward. CO. 0420-J. 1*204 Euclid st n w.
DOG. male, white and tan. Cleveland tag.
Return to manager.Burlington Hotel._14*
PAPER ENVELOPE, containing money, lost
in the downtown shopping district. Reward.
North 53It*. _
POLICE DOG. answers to name of "Micky. ’
brown and black, hind legs have extra
claws. 1132 5th st. n.e. U. 5*>3H,
after 4 evenings._ •
DOG, yellow police, named •‘Sauir** ”
strayed from Epping Forest July 4 Re
ward lor return to gatekeeper at Epping
Forest. or_to 3737_HunUngion st._
GLASSES, tortoise shell frame, brown
Franklin Sc Co. case, near 12th st. and
Const ave._Reward._LI 4771-J •
COLLIE Va. tag 17X4X7. Arlington. Call
Chestnut 2P75._ _ •
FUR MUFF, in black linen bag. vicinity
of 20th and Mass. ave.. Saturday morning.
Reward._E. G. Hitt 2244 S .gt. n.w. !*•
PURSE, black patent leather, containing
billfold and other valuable documents.
Call DU. _2o3f> Liberal rew ard.
STRAYED FROM HOME. 5240 Colorado
ave n w\. around midnight Friday. Ger
man shepherd police dog tan and black,
blind in left eye; child's pet. Reward.
GE. 7075.
RING, platinum, oblong diamond setting.
3 smaller ones at each end. Engraved "A.
R to M. M M. ^_I^b._rew ard AD 2K!»u.
SCOTTIE, black, male. vie. Oxon Hill. Md.
Reward Hobart 1X70._
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, female black
saddle, year old. Md. tag 11«»4. Friday, vi
cinity Bethesda._Reward. WI. 51X5.
CAMFO PIN. white on black great senti
mental value. Reward. Phone Columbia
* 1547-W._
__SPECIAL NOTICES.
DENTAL WORK IN EXCHANGE FOR CAR
uenter work, ulumbing, Daintms and elec
tric work. Box -Kr.'-G. Star.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless made by myselt JOHN KOR
NEG£Y. Kt-10 U st. n.w.. or 1800 H n.e, 0*
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself WILLIAM M. DAY. Cavalier Hotel.
3500 14th st. n.w. _8*_
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS—For rent or
•ale new and used all etviea »n ,tye» re
duced prices UNTTED STATES 8TORAOB
CO 418 10th st n.w_ME 1844._
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms..
Robt. B. Scott. Dental Tech. Rooms 001-002,
Westory Bldg. 1505 14th at F ME 1X33.
NOTICE TO
STOCKHOLDERS.
This is to notify all persons holding of
possessing one or two shares of Knights
of Pythias Hall Association stock, formerly
issued to members of the order now de
ceased. to present it to the secretary for
Payment before January 1. ]!*41. Failure
to comply with this notice will cause the
stock to be canceled.
MAX T PIMES. Secretary.
_Pythian_Temple._loi2 nth St N.W.
HELP MEN.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN to represent
progressive recognized agency with ex
clusive merchandising service. Write Box
34K-H. Star. _\_ ___
ADVERTISING and editorial assistant for
established suburban weekly: enthusiasm
first, experience second in importance. Box
400-G. Star._
AUTO BODY AND METAL MEN (‘2*. first
class. experienced only need apply must
furnish references See Mr. W. R. Har
wood. Call Carl. Inc , 014 H st. n.w., Mon
day between 8 and 9:30 am._
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN (3). ex
perts: must have tools, to work in Balti
more. Martin Brothers, *.'300 N. Monroe
st., or call AD. 8494. Mr. Bellmore for
information._
AUTO MECHANCS. 3; only those with
Packard exp.: must be sober and reliable.
Apply Mr. Johnsonr 2700 Wilson blvd..
Arlington. Va.___
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN — Dodge and
Plymouth new and used cars: must be ex
perienced. sober and reliable: local refer
ences; best spot in town for floor play:
prospects furnished: salary and commission.
Fred Motor Co.. 4100 Ga ave._
AUTO UPHOLSTERERS Cl), experts: must
have tools, to work in Baltimore. Martin
Brothers. 2300 N. Monroe st. or call AD.
8494. Mr. Bellmore for information._
BAKER, colored, experienced on cakes and
pies: local references. Apply 5109 Georgia
ave Monday._
BAKER, for better-class restaurant. State
age. experience and salary expected. Box
373-H. Star.
BOY. white, drive light delivery truck for
hardware store in Northeast. D. C. Phone
North 8*258 after 9 a m. Monday. _ 7*
BRICKLAYERS, colored Apply Powhatan
and Bashford rds.. Alexandria. Va._
CARPENTERS (rough and trim). Lacy Far
ley, Montgomery Hills Forest. Seminary
road, near Forest Glen. Silver Spring, Md.
Apply Monday mormng._
CHEF, white, for suburban dining car
service: experienced, sober. Industrious
man: good opportunity; best refs. req.
Phone Warfield 2372 afternoons._t
COLLECTOR-SALESMAN for n.w. terri
tory; salary, commission. See Mr. Alberts,
1020 7th st. n w Mon„ Tues. a.m._
COOK, experienced in good restaurants.
Please state age places worked in, wages
expected. Box 39<i-H. Star_•
COUNTERMAN and short-order cook. 80
to 49 yrs. of age: experienced; for highway
service: only men with good records need
apply; salary and bonus. Phone Berwyn
480._
DANCE INSTRUCTORS fos Arthur Murray.
No teaching experience needed. Only those
who have college education, can dance
well and who have a strong personality
need apply for audition. Wednesday. July
10. 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. Ethel M. Fistere.
director of Arthur Murray Studio. 1101
Conn, ave.
ELECTRICIAN: white, non-union: State
references and salary desired. Box 409-G.
Star,
FLOOR LAYERS, experienced. Call At
lantic 3351-W between 6 and 8 p m.
FURNITURE FINISHER, must "be thorough
ly experienced. Apply Palais Royal Ware
house, 1st and Pierce sts, n.e.
FURNITURE SALESMAN, some decorative
experience helpful: salary and bonus ar
rangement; a good chance for a good man:
state experience; replies kept strictly con
fidential. Box 297-G. Star.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
GAB FITTERS (2), and helpers, must
know gas jtppliances._ Box 434-0. Star.
GRIDDLE MAN, colored, experienced, with
local references, for fast griddle. Apply
5109 Georgia are. _
GROCERY CLERK, experienced; references.
Apply 3 Kennedy st. n.w.
HANDY MAN help occasionally in room
ing house: exchanging lor sleeping quarters.
Box 322-H, Star.__•_
HOUSEMAN expert cook, general house
work. first fl.. laundry, yard: health certif.
req.; ref.; day and half oft ea. wk.: must
be fond of children. RA. 11728.
JEWELRY SALESMAN-MANAGER—-Credit
Jewlery store: one with highest recom
mendations as to ability and rellaoility will
be considered. Box 112-G Star._
LINEN SALESMAN.' knowledge of bedding
and home wares helpful; salary and bonus
arrangement; replies kept confidential.
Box 337-D. Star.__
LINOLEUM SALESMAN, or one who is wtil
ing to learn business; call on builders; best
proposition in city for right party. Write
full particulars. Box 389-H. Star. •_
MAQAZINE MEN.—A proposition that's
really different; (10 towns worked by no
other company; selections from True Story
to Harper's Bazaar; commission $1.20 to
$3.75 per order; spot verification, no re
veriflcatlon: transportation furnished; no
shelling out for car fare; pay daily or
weekly. 8ee Dan Wagner. 402 tith st.
n w., Rm. 219, 8 a m. or (l p m._
MAN for country place in Maryland; must
be energetic, gardening, look after lawn
and horses. Box 235-G. Star.
MAN, young, between 25 and 30. as sales
man and' collector; must have a car and
furnish good reference for bond: only the
man looking for a steadv and permanent
position need apply: to start on small
salary and commission. Apply Singer
Sewing Machine Co., 33.37 Conn. ave. _
MAN. capable handling steady route. 300
local retailers. Supply nationally adver
tised loc carded mdse. Pays good weekly
Income. No experience needed World's
Products. Dept._V-2tits. Spencer,_Ind._*_
MAN with car to sell ABC. Thor washers
and ironers; must have experience. Apply
1355 Randolph n.w.. 8 to JO a m. Monday.
MAN. young, white or colored, with car;
drive salesman. Wash. Phone Art Hoffman.
NA. 8510. Sunday after five._*_
MAN. young, to learn clothing, uniform
and furnishings business; willing to work;
permanent position with opportunity for
advancement if satisfactory. State age.
experience, salary desired, and furnish ref
erences._Box_l08-G. Siar.___
MAN. experienced, with reference, as Jani
tor for 14-apt. bldg.; salary and quarters.
Box 16-G. Star._
MAN. with tire-changing experience; also
an expert regroover; must have driver's
permit. Leeth Bro».._J 220_13th st. n.w.
MAN, white, young, high school educa
tion. Interested in learning restaurant bus
iness from ground up; good opportunity
and future._Warfield 2372 afternoons._
MAN. 19-25, to be trained and placed as
dealer for local company; sales experience
helptul, but not necessary. Box 4”-G.
Star._
MAN. for special route~work In ITe Wash^
lngton. Apply 2 sharp, 979 National
Press Bldg.
MECHANIC for garage and filling station
on Route 234, Dwelling available beside
garage. Apply in person to R. A. Hunger
ford. Bryans road. Md._ 7*
MECHANIC, experienced, for pin ball ma^
chine and music box._Call_ Annapolis 3491.
MECHANIC, experienced, for ornamental
iron work: steady work. Dupont Iron
Works,_llt!6_l8th st. n w. 7*
MEN, voting, over 18 years old, for junior
I sales work permanent position, good pay.
See Murray. 1434 N. Y. ave. n.w.
MEN. 3, 31 to 35. for July sale: haber
dashery; no exp. necessary; good pay. 1437
Eve st. n.w. Room ''o'. 0-30 tn '1
MEN *2). with light sedan: sales work:
car allowance: experience not necessary.
Report Mon., 7:45 a.m.. ready for work.
Rm. 415. 031_Penna. ave. n.w. •
MUSICIANS. 2. trumpet and alto sax. un
der 30 yrs.. to play popular and Jewish
music._GE 4382 bet. 5-7_p m. Monday.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, experienced, for
general all-around service work and new
installations. State age and experience.
Box_Ji72-G. Star
OIL'BURNER SERVICEMAN, familiar with
all types of burners for year-around steady
work: excellent opportunity for man who
qualifies._Hobart 1*504._
OLD. RELIABLE FIRM wants colored man
to travel. Bonus and weekly check. Exp
unnecessary. McBRADY, 1<»47 Van Buren.
Chicago. •
OPPORTUNITY for several men employed
in the Government to earn $37.50 per
week in evening work Leads furnished.
Dignified position. Four evenings required
Please write full particulars. Box 04-H.
Star._
PERSON living in good location to rent
out bicycles. Write W. L. Castleman.
Berryville. Va._ _
RETAIL COMMERCIAL tire salesman with
experience to represent one of the larger
rubber companies Box 33*i-H. Star. •
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, colored, expe
rienced. wanted for new high-class develop
ment in D. C : must have car. Write Box
31 s-H^Star. 8*
REAL ESTATE'SALESMEN. 2 closers to
cover jobs and sell brokerage in Silver
Spring section. We have good properties,
low price and easy terms See Mr. Waple, 1
WAPLE A JAMES. INC..
__1224 14th Si_N.W. _District 334fi.__
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, young man
capable of contacting high-class clientele,
excellent opportunity. W. C. A A N.
MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO., 1119 17th
St. n.w._District 44*54._
SALES REPRESENTATIVE by manufacturer
of heating equipment. Knowledge ot Wa.^h
mgion trade and builders preferable. Write
stating full qualifications Box 40-G. Star.
SALESMAN—Young man of ability, experi
enced in selling and merchandising grocery,
food or beverage products. Write particu
lars to Box 2*57-G. Star.
SALESMAN who can sell nationally recog
nized home study training in accountancy
which has many exceptiona1 features de
grees. etc.: must have car: commissions
i paid weekly: permanent connection for
producer. Phone Mr. Praether. DI. 34°i
Monday.
SALESMAN or salesmanager. exp , licensed,
car. guod closer, excellent opportunity.
Apply Monday. Stroup Realty. 5322 Ga a\e.
SANDWICH MAN. with luncheonette ex
perience. local references Apply 5li»q
Georgia ave.
SERVICE STATION OPERATOR, first class,
experienced: permanent; state fullv past
exper. and references. Box 15-G. Star.
SLATE ROOFERS. Call Emerson 50*57.
STEAMTABLE MAN. iocai reference for
aveT nr”laurant' Apply 6199 Georgia
n£K5LSTS?ER- t0 estimate and to up
holster. \Vrite. state age. experience 3
s[ar °US Piaces °* em&loyHient. Box I4-G,
UPHOLSTERERS, experienced men onlv.
Apply bei. 9-lo Monday morning. Ray
mond L Schreiner Co.. 29*51 Mills ave n>.
WATCHMAKER, on fifty-fifty basis; won
aerful opportunity for ngni man. Box
3 < 1 -G. Star._
YOUNG MAN. 21 to 30. with car- for sales
service and collection work Salary and
commission; permanent with ample op
portunity for advancement Applv Mon
day. 1 to 3 p m. 2*505 14th st. n.w.
! THE FULLER BRUSH CO. can place one
man; write for appointment. Box *54-G.
Star.
THE J. R. WATKINS CO wants an ambi
tious man with car to take over 900-family
rural route in Anne Arundel Co. No cash
investment necessary. Write F. R. Haigh.
Box 307. Newark. N. J.
WANTED—15 men. white, neat, to dis
tribute circulars. Apply 7 a.m. Monday,
012 L st. n.w.
SALESMEN TO SOLICIT HOME IMPROVE
MENT WORK: EXPERIENCED. AD. 0273.•
MONTAGUE COMMUNITY PLAN.
Near Centerville Va. Wanted. 10 young
men. white, single or married, no experi
ence necessary. no drinking: salary. $1 per
day and board. Applv between lo and 12
Sunday. Room 311. 102*5 K st. n w.
MEN—We want 20 men to train as division
managers introducing a new product to
the homes in Washington. Experience in
direct selling helpful but not essential. The
desire to make real money. Plus the neces
sary will to work, o fereatest importance
Minimum earnings. $5 to $8 Der day while
training for hustlers and promotion will
hp
If you really desire to better your income
permanently, see Mack Gregory at Annap
olis Hotel Sunday, from 11 a m to 10 p.m..
or Monday. !i a.in. to 10 p.m.
CREDIT OFFICE ASSISTANT,
Retail store: not over 23 single: must be
rapid typist, accurate at figures: possess
personality, neat appearance: excellent op
portunity. Answer, stating fully your qual
ifications. Box 233-G. Star.
GROCERY MEN,
3 experienced, youne men preferred Give
age. last employer, etc. Box 388-H. Star.
BODY MAN
Must be thoroughly experienced and
fast worker: good salary and working
conditions: permanent position. Reply to
Box 212-G. Star, giving lust your full
history._
YOUNG MEN
For unusual sales deal: hard workers can
advance rapidly to more profitable basis.
Apply 7928 Georgia ave. n.w. Tuesday,
8 p.m. only.__
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Large, progressive engineering firm has
good opportunities for mechanical design
ing engineers experienced in equipment and
process piping for industrial plant construc
tion, Applicants should give full particu
lars and hourly rate desired in first letter
Box 27'f-H. Star.
OPPORTUNITY.
Established life insurance cfficp ordinary
business only, will add young man age 25
to 35. desiring permanent connection. Must
be aggressive, resident of city or suburbs
three years or longer, and above-average
education. Thorough training and assist
ance will be provided, offering real oppor
tunity. $100 monthly to start Write giv
ing full Information, to Box 298-H. Star
MEN
Who are salesmen or would like to be. we
ofTer year-around opportunity with un
usually comnlete line of heating eouipment:
very favorable financial arrangemen* Ap
ply 7»'18 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md
(1 block beyond car line). 1 to ft n m. dally
ei^eot Sunday._
I NEED A MAN.
Sales service and some delivery: must
be hard yorker. have car and able to meet
obligations on around $3ft week to start'
position permanent, no canvassers Apply
to director of personnel, branch store
3648 14th at. n.w., 10 to 13 only.
1 1
_ HELP MEN.
AUTO MECHANICS.
One Chevrolet exDert. one Ford exoert:
Rood salary and working conditions:
permanent positions. Reply to Box 21.'J-G,
btar. giving just vour full historv. _
YOUNG MARRIED MAN.
_I need an energetic and resoonsibl#
*oung man to associate with me in busi
ness: I prefer a married man over ill
¥SfT‘ °f a man who will do th#
C„n*s-thaVI.,2av*’ done for the last few
Y,'aI.i ,cal? build his income up gradually
l/L-it. , Bet year or more within a rea
sonable length of time: the woik itself is
Pleasant and puts ynu in contact with a
great nmny people whom this service wiu
benefit: the man who Qualifies will be
gi/en the benefit of my experlenr^ and
co-operation and actual field training, if
he wishes it: no Investment of money onlv
consistent and serious application to work
*22 uPaT worthwhile returns: voi
,2ot have sales experience to start.
2finrieht klnd o£ Character refer
ences will be necessary.
Call at Denrike Bldg 1010 Ver
?c0IoclcasVharp'W' Mondav morning. 10:39
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER.
Qualified man capable of doing
design work himself or acting as
checker. Immediate connection.
State experience and salary. Box
258-H, Star.__
SPARE-TIME WORK—Will
$30 per week in addition to
your present earnings solve
your financial problems? I'
you are employed, rienc, pie*^
ing personality, and own ai.
automobile,, write and get
particulars. Box 105-G, Star.
RADIO SERVICEMAN, MUST
BE EXPERIENCED AND HAVE
CAR. MARVIN'S CREDIT, INC.,
730 7th ST. N.W.
WANTED, graduate engineer
for sales work. In answering,
state age, experience, num
ber of years in community,
earnings last five years, de
pendents, together with any
other pertinent information.
These facts will be held in
strictest confidence. Box 323
H, Star.
YOUNG MAN, 25~ TO~30,
MUST BE TYPIST; ONE
WITH KNOWLEDGE OF
COMPTOMETER AND AC
COUNTANCY PREFERRED.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE, 4th FLOOR, LANS
BURGH'S DEPT. STORE.
_ AGENTS.
MAGIC DISC heats water without coal, gas
?.r 011;..New Principle, fast seller BIG prof.
U?_Minute demonstration Acen' 6AM
I I.ES_SUPER LUX. Elkhart, Indiana »
_HELP MEN tr WOMEN.
CARETAKER white, married coup!p with
husband employed preferred but not nee
es.sary: food, '.’-room house, free rent;
near D. C. in Md. Box 358-H S'ar
COUPLE settled dependable < no child'?
comfortable quarters for service woman
lull time man must have other steady
Job._Both come._Refs 1033 Q •
COUPLE take care rooming house In ex
Sta?gC *°r living Quarters Box 323-H,
COUPLE or small famiiv *o occupy new
--room house; garden privileges fruit m
exchange for part-nmr* household services
oi woman; man work elsewhere. Riggs rd.,
Md. Silver Spring 3-F-12.
CREW MANAGERS wan’pd. men or wom^n
with well-organized crew^ or capab> /f
organizing and .suDervisine one for f^.* -
sellmg spec.al'y direct to homes in Wash
ington and surrounding territory The
need for this product is absolute in e\erv
home and your earnine possibilities are
unlimited For .complete details .see R
A Moorefield. Annapolis Hotel Sunday
J1 am. to 10 pm. or Monday y a rr. to
i o_p m.
MEN AND WOMEN, intelligent, younsr.
American citizens white, above high
school age. for steady employment: ex
perience not necessary: also young men
with radio and machine shop exp: Apply
il3.,p*rson. Calvert rd.. College Park.
Md.
SHORT-ORDER COOK, steady job. Phon*
Temple_3. >}),-).
WHITE COUPLE under 35, room board,
lor wife s services in boarding house, no
Sundays. 1334 Fairmont nw
_SALESWOMEN.
CHRISTMAS CARD sensation! S iper-qual
lty persona! cards. LOWEST PRICES Fast
sale.-, big earnings! De Luxe personals, sta
tionary; s magnificent box assort
ments loir, profits SAMPLES Wallarf
Brown. 225 5th ave.. Dept. 4So7. New York.
_ •
_SALESMEN.
FURNITURE SALESMAN experienced, live
wire, not over 35. call Sunday between 0
and . p.m. National 5208.
SALESMAN-DRIVER preferablv with ex
perience selling carbonated beverage Ex
cellent opportunity and remuneration for
willing' worker. Give complete information.
Box 328-H. Star. __ •
SALESMAN can earn $5 day~few hours"*
work, full or part time: leads furnished.
A A B. Garage. Mt. Olivet rd. and W. Va.
ave. n.e. •
MEN are finding this a genuinely NEW
pr®.position not an old one dressed up.
in ^asic ideas. NEW in performance.
NEW in appearance. NEW in appeal NEW
in money-making possibilities. Start vour
own business now. without cost or invest
ment. Apply 1 pm. Mor.dav 33<i8 i4*n
st. n.w . Room 220. Out-of-town appli
cants WTite_for appointment.
SALESMAN can earn $5 day. few hours*
work: full or part time; leads furnished.
A A. B. Garage, Mt. Olivet rd. and W. Va
ave. n.e. _ •
SALESMEN, calling on retail trade to sell
high-grade lme embossed leatherette ar
ticles. Repeat business Sales kit free
Comission. Harlich Co.. 1417-A, Jackson,*
Chicago. * ’
^VERTramo BOOK MATCHES."printed
m FIVE and SIX COLORS of INK Sell
at one-coior prices to ALL businesses, polit
ical candidates. Cash comms Exp unnec
P>rJt™t,fwFui1 Dart Tlme- Good repeats.
tl °»UwfiL- American Match & Prtg. Co..
4s..-am fa, Trumbull. Chicago. •
SALESMEN calling on lumber, coal yard,
ice biants. Revolutionary new invention’
Free mal Sells nseif. Can handle as
sideline. Requires little time. Men earn
ing bur com ms weekly. Orders financed
by factory. Protected terruory available11
« nsanager. 2440 Lincoln ave . Dept!
L-Iilrt. Cnicaao. T
!^mEsTd»‘ jasyBrSfe
Ch!c7'0CHA_MPION 00 M* wffltoS:
MAN With car for “profitable Rawleich
route. Must be sa'isfied with coSd IlviSg
iolChestff.Pa Ra'vlc,ch Dc» DCG-4?
SALESMEN SELL AIR - CONDTTTO>jt!*tx
station IhoI.
'iS* Boston5 mTsIv SamP‘eS- Moench' Shoe*.'
SALESMAN SPECIALTY
y.«.Txper :.salfs of specialty selling markets,
r?. taurants. institutions, etc Exp?r meat
industry desirable, not necessary Excen
t^?i,ea,lni,nKS ,strai’h commission basis.
Protected territory. Gfie f,." HP*ai jR
Vaughan Co.. 730 No Franklin. Chicago. 111?
•
WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY for 2 sales
men familiar with D C. property Muck
be able to furnish good character refer
ences. See Mr. White
on, t THROCKMORTON.
-01 Invest. Bldg Realtor District 0002.
UrCHiW MANAGERS.
Experienced in ouiet sales, house t*
house: unusual item and deal Apply
Georgia ave. n.w. Monday, horn
only.
SALES MANAGERS or salesmen
with excellent direct selling rec
ord for a real $5,000 opportunity.
Responsible, ambitious and self
confident men for 10-year serv
ice program to executives and
institutions. Three successful
men will be given State manag
er’s contracts. Maryland, Vir
ginia and West Virginia now
open. Arrangement includes es
tablished Government contract,
school and library franchise and
draw against commissions. Must
necessarily be finished, high
powered salesmen. We will train
you and furnish contracts for
every call. See Mr. Seals. Encylo
paedia Britannica. _421_Star Bldg.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
GREGG SHCRTHAND TOUGH TYPING.
Enc . arith.. speed diet.: day and eve
summer rates. is:sti Conn. a-e.
ut .ml l. p*
GERMAN, native Austrian, wrifer and
lawyer teaches German: sinale or class,
write for information. Box 344-H. Star. •
CARD PUNCH COURSE Men and
women, day or night. One more card
Punch teacher wanted Box 37C-H. Star.
DIGNIFIED PROFESSION. Learn massage
and Swedish gymnastics Special courses
for nurses and practitioners. Home course
for mothers. Short facial course Down
town and untown offices. District r’C3.
Michigan 7»<I8._ t
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