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Page Twenty Phone REoublic 9-3200 LONG ISLAND SUNDAY PHESS, APRIL 7, 1935. I RE!

Phone REoublic 9-3200

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NOT ON THE BLOTTER . , F-ANK _ _ T _ 0

The death last week of retired have been urged to evolve Ideas for lieutenant Daniel S. Mundy was an I anti-accident propaganda. No longer opportunity for the "old guard" to is it left to the.captain or to one of r e c a l l that Ozone Park po­lice once did their tours out of a renovated moving picture

It is many long years ago, to be sure, and the old build­ing still stands at 101st avenue a n d 9 9 t h street, O z o n e Frank Keating

Park, but it isn't very often now that the building and the scenes that it housed get into conversation. The reason for this being, of course, that there are few men who can recall it.

Patrolman Ben Steers, senior op­erator of the Queens Telegraph Bu- i reau, still has a soft spot in his heart lor the station house where, as a rookie, he hung his helmet and stick. So far as he can recollect Mundy was one of the few surviving bosses who managed Ozone Park police affairs back In 1910. ' Captain Albert Ruth-enberg, the last commander of the bouse, retired and died many years

his stooges to think up poster topics. Every man will now have bis finger in the pie.

Stop us if you've heard it but-* dizzy drivers will do well to desist from daring destiny or callous cops will curb carefree capers with con­vincing conversation.

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Incidentally the traffic problems of Traffic P will probably dispell like the morning dew new that Sergeant Dave Rosenberg Is back. After many months •- straying Is foreign territories, he has finally been induced to resume his study and recommendations toward the improvement of Central Queens traffic.

Sergeant Rosenberg, besides be­ing an expert on this problem, is a skilled draftsman. His assignment to ' • P" is for 30 days.

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The prise April Fool story waa enacted out there in the Queens Village station house and hooked even that ever cynical and suspi­cious individual, Lieutenant John T. Keudell.

"Mrs. Poodle" phoned the squad and in tones that were both angry

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ago. The building was a far cry from and indignant explained to the lieu-

the present Ozone Park house which j tenant that she had been robbed of opened in 1931 at lOlat street near some very valuable skins. She wanted Liberty avenue, just a few blocks detectives and wanted them right

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from the old site. It had been built at the turpi of the century to accom­modate the latest fad-moving pic­tures. The front of the building con­tained rooms on two floors. In the tear of it vas a, long, low hall where the melodramas were flashed.

Apparently it was as much of a flop as a movie house as it later was

away. Although Keudell admitted j later that he did look askance at his I notations on the complainant's name and the type of loot, he never did think to look at the calendar.

As a result of his neglect in this instance, Detectives Fred Bodkin and Peter Scherrer went bouncing off to

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a station house. Soon after it opened Hollis. Straight into a vetenarian's tbo Jackson Democratic Club took it establishment they hustled and never over for clubrooms. And soon after ; stopped puffing until the flabber- ._ . that the city leased it. Without doubt gasted owner pointed to his stock and j Wklj SkCD ArCUHd ? the officials were "sold" on the large declared that the only skins he had * _*____J «_ ._ M. back room, that afforded so much were on his animals.

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B A R G A I N S / O V E R 8 1 5 0 FORD 1932 C0NV. SEDAN.. _7J CHEVROLET 1931 COUPE 1 7 5 STUDEBAKER 1931 SEDAN 1 7 5 CHEVROLET 1931 COACH 1 7 5 FORD 31 DUMP TRUCK \ TON 2 2 5 BUICK 1931 SEDAN 2 3 5

PLYMOUTH 1033 SEDAN.. CHEVROLET 1932 COACH CHEVROLET 1933 COACH FORi 1933 D. L COUPE.. CHEVROLET 1934 COACH. CHEVROLET 1934 SEDAN

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space for beds. In those days a cop spent as much time sleeping on re­serve as he d.d at home.

The 283J precinct it waa called. It flourished'until 1912. The opening of the 283 precinct, the Richmond Hill house, sounded its knell. It is now being successfully operated as a gar­age which the old timers say should have beeh its trade front the-start.

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**No outlaws wanted.** Such is the decree laid down by Sergeant Prank J Padberg who has been entrusted

That one big job of sleuthing went right oot the windew bat they have another _n their bands today —to find out who sent the call. How about the guy who forgot.to look at the calendar?

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The skipper's goat needs no prac­tice. He is an experienced hand at tossing the dirt. His line drives this week Include the news that Chris Kessler. district radio chauffeur, was the victim of a birthday, party held April 1, when he had no birthday

with the managership of the Ozone tnd wanted no party. It was a gala Park baseball team. Not that the affair . . . that retired Lieutenant sergeant is worried about any sudden \ Tom A. A. Reilly, who died at his St. influx of two gun bandits does he is- \ Albans home on Wednesday, was best sue his ultimatum. He has in mind only that he wants no dissension in tht ranks of his ball players which was the case last year when open re­bellion shattered the team's chances of gaming anything akin to borough championship.

He is very anxious for the unanimous accord for, so he insists, this is the year that the O.P.s wiU come through. Just what they will go through is not so clear. We'll gamble that he, has in mind the seats of last year's uniforms. -

remembered by the explosive way he used to bawl out his men and then apologize to them afterwards . . . that Patrolmen Steve Bedell and John Brady, Ozone Park emergency, re­ports a startling increase in business since we publicized their four for five loan shark methods . . , that Patrol­man Edmund K. Rodd, Jamaica, suf­fers from a strange malady which oftens impels him to pay his debts twice . . . that Patrolman Pred Maser went into a deal with Patrolman Bill liUstering, both Jamaica, and now the

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Announcements Announcements

WEINMANN—Mr. and Mrs. William me* Bridget Callahan*, announce birth of son, Jamaica Hospital, on April 5, 1935.

Personal* "" I

At any rate practice is under way ! former has the latter's headache—a and the precinct ballyhoo men are ! boat. Fishermen please note i . , already attempting to frighten off other teams with stork: of the prowess of Ozone park men,

that Sergeant Jake Sayler. D.CI.'s office, who never quite got his Navada blood out of his veins, will entertain you with either a guitar, banjo, har-

Captain John Hackett's charges at monica or fiddle . . . that the mount. Traffic P must understand now that ! ed men are wondering who's going there's something to the slogan of to use the new stable on the Grand "safety in numbers." By dint of an Central Parkway which is nearing order issued by those in charge of the . completion. There is no rijish for ap-city safety campaign, the traffic men , plications.

MARY A. PELLS R, N. California. N. J. (License f l t f t l i

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St.. Richmond H»l. Cleveland 3-S5S9. LOST—Boston terrier, child's pet. brown

and white markings. '.33-16 USth .<'.<*.. Jamaica, Reward.

CHRYSLER—'34 AIR FLOW VICTORIA Like new car inula"*, and out. Original

battleship gray finish, special custom up­holstery. Only few months ago this car delivered for 11.590. Now, In 1st class con­dition, vou enjoy It for ONLY $89*, Come in today. You'll find a demonstration very convincing.

ARLISS STUDEBAKER 130-10 HILLSIDE AVE.. JAMAICA I _ _ — _ . 1 1

, CHRYSLER—1933 sport convertible sedan. t wheel, trunk. Be* Oils ear, practical- ,

1 Ijr' new. $175 down, trades. Queens Auto, > I 1 8 4 t h st. and Hillside avf. t

CHRYSLER—1929 snort coupe, rumble seat, good rubber. $150, 204th at. and Ja-

malca *ve.. Hollis. ] DODGE -1933 sedan, new car guarantee. '.

marvelous -condition, bargain. $475; $75 down: trades. Queens Auto, 104th st. and Hillside^*?*. - I DODGE—l-M 4 door sedan, excellent coiT-

ditlon. heater, price $595 Terms. Trade. Reisert Olds.. Hempstead tpke. and Spfd blvd. HOUis 5-9378. °

ESSEX—193S 4 DOOR SEDAN— $45 PRIVATE—VIRGINIA 7-3471-J,

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Good Tenants Are Looking For Vacancies; Rental Season Here.

"Th. ad appeared for two days and the » house was rented, am very happy over the

results," Mr. Charles Gassman, 144-13 Chadwick St. The Press classified columns will bring you tenants to your vacancies. It is the most economical and the quickest way to get your tenants.

To insert an ad in The Press phone REpub­

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Animals—Pets Docs, Birds, Other Peta 4?

AQUARIUM AND TROPICAL FISH HATCHERY—92-65 166th ST.. JAM.

Beautiful Tropicals for Home Aquariums BEAUTIFUL—Male puppies, cross police

and Eskimo dog. cheap. Lvons, 104-41 Springfield blvd.. Queens Village. BOSTON—Terriers. 2 males, Haagerty

strain, beautifully -lharked. LAureltoa 8-6393. COCKER SPANIEL—Puppies 12'. 1 white

parti-color, 1 red, good pedigree. HOl-11s 5-3092.

| DACHSHUND—Puppies, pedigreed, winning stock; loving pets, reasonable. Winter,

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Employment Help Wanted Female 33

GIRLS—Hoyt Bros., old fashioned, offices principal cities, offers bona fide posi­

tions to sincere workers. Salary. Apply 4 p. m., Room 207, 39-04 Main st., Flush­ing. GIRL—Young, white, general housework.

plain cooking; small Christian family; own room, bath. JAmalca 6-4514. HOMEWORKERS—Experienced only, hand

sewers on children's sweaters, good pay. 110-11 Cross Island blvd., Hollis, off Hol-11s ave. HOMEWORKERS — Experienced. Infants'

sweaters, steady. Call all week. 126 Evans ave.. Elmont. FLoral Park 6648. HOMEWORKERS— Experienced hand sew­

ers, children's sweaters, good pay. 110-11 Cross Island blvd.. off jjoBj* ave. HOUSEKEEPER—Light cooking, c a r e

children, 'good home, own room, $25 month. LAurelton 8-2824. 130-55 228th St.. Laurelton.

MAID—General houseworker. good iroaer, «leep out. REpublic 9-0837.

Employment Sales Help Male 13a

SALESMEN—Experienced, to serve beer garden with pretzels, etc. Commission.

Call Monday after 7 p. m., Tietjen, 333 Nassau Boulevard Park, L. I. YOUNG—Men, sell fast moving house-

furnishings; fine commission and oppor-tunity. Apply 121-21 Jamaica ave.. R. H 3 ROUTEMBN—Over 35, big, reliable,

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€7 ELMHURST—81-64* Donegan aveTj nurse

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near Belmont Park. 224-04 Stewart ave. Sat., before 7:30: Sun.. 12:30. RICHMOND HILL- 114-08 89th ave., large,

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elderly person, own home, sunny porch and grounds. Efficient. understanding care; home cooking. HEmpstead 5294.

Roons Without Board

MAID—Small family requires white girl. steady employment: sleep in; small

apartment.! VEpubUc_9-1199. Mlbbu-A'pEb-^woman, light housekeep­

ing, car* 3 year old boy. pleasant home, exchange room and board, small salary. Walsh". Eagle ave.. R. F. D. 2. Hempstead.

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•BREWSTER'S MILLIONS';NEW PEMBERTO^ SHOW NOW MUSICAL PICTURE TO OPEN AT MUSIIC BOX

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"Brewster's Miffioas*' atarrlag Jack Buchanan and Lili Damita is now a: -.-.» RivoU Theatw, Manna:;.*n.

The picture is based on the famous

AUBURN—1934 sedan, de luxe, like brand new, radio, real sacrifice, guaranteed:

free trial; down, $125; balance. $6.15 Weekly: trad* considered. 1944 Atlantic ave... Bslyn.

The Music Box will re-bpen Wed­nesday night when Brock [PemWrton will present a new play entitled "Cell­ing Zero," which is described to. the | • preliminary announcement^ ai being I "YSi^'belutiXi

play by Winchell Smith and Byron | concerned with "toe friendship of bargain,' $m down.~tmdes7"Q ueens Auto,

BUICK—Sedan, 1932, excellent condition, $493. Terms. Trades.

QUEENS COUNTY MOTOR CO. 139-33 Queens blvd., Jamaica

JAmaica 6-4800 fc

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Ongeley which nanmtes the troubles [three musketeers of the skyways." of a young man named Brewster who ™ f w ,o u W .**m * ° , * " • ™MPdabou' *- ^-.-Zn-^ * . ^ « l t** o f •*y«ur that the play deals

compelled to get nd of half a w i U l commercial aviation. Its s:en«? million pounds is sit months in order that he may inherit a much larger fortune.

In. addition to this story with all ito» complications the producer has

are laid in a Newark airport and the authenticity of Its background and subject matter would seem to be guaranteed by the fact that it was written by Lt. Commander Prank

164th st. and Hillside ave.

rr^de "Brewster's Millions'* into a | W e a d , rjfg. ^ retired," wfo was* one •Jfatal pwioctl$»_fEtt 4>f gfria una \ o f t h e n a v y . s a c e flier5 u £ t o a f e w

| years ago. Osgood Perkins. last seeii in "Point

Valaine," is prominently cjoncernedin the proceedings and oth|ers having important roles include Mairgaret Per­ry. John Litel, Nedda Harrlgan. G. Albert Smith, John F. Hamilton, Walter N. Greaza. Allan Hale. Goef-frey Bryant. John Bahn, Chester Clute. John Drew Colt. Joseph Down-tag. Hope Lawder and Gladys Grls-wold.

The play has been directed bv Antoinette Perry, and the setting was

sorig and dance. Thornton Freeiand who did "Whoopee" and "Flying Down To Rio" Is the director and to "The Caranga" a brand new dance he has introduced a step which bids lair to run .head of "The Carioca," and **The Continental" in popularity. The song hits of which there are half a dozen were written by Ray Noble and Douglas Furber and the dances were arranged by Buddy Noble.

STAR OF MUSICAL HIT CAME FROM BURLESQUE ! * * « - • i i ^ J S *

- ^ I'SOMETHING GAY' OPENS IN BOSTON

Under the flying*; coat tails of the diligent Dommayer of ' **!TI» Great Walts," there lurks the dean of all dialect comedians. Dutch comics frolicked before Solly Ward burst In­to burlesque like a runaway comet, and Dutch comics have flourished •toce his departure for the Broadway musicals, but there has been a change. Solly transformed the as­signment from a routine job into a fine art and stamped the Ward hall­mark on all his simmering success­ors.

Although Max Gordons production of "The Great Waltz" has little. If anything, in common with the mu­sical fieid to which he got his start, Solly has injected into it essentially the same characterization that served him so well in the wild days of his theatrical youth. The enterprising restaurateur who Is nearly ruined by the failure of Johann Strauss to con­duct at his cafe to the operetta at the Center Theatre differs chiefly to costume and makeup from the panta­loon whose innocent verbal blunders were the delight of the young man-about-Gallipoiis 35 years ago.

Prosperity has brought no abate­ment in Solly's frantic gyrations on the stage. He still shows the same tenacity to struggling with refrac­tory polysyllables as the eager young­ster who loped into a SuUivan-Con-aidtoe act in baggy trousers and an

"Something Gay." the new comedy starring Tallulah Bankhsad, will open at the Plymouth Theatre to Boston on Saturday. April 20, instead of the 19th as previously .announced.

The New York opening Is sched­uled for April 29th at a4 theatre to '•c announced later.

AUTHOR OF HIT SHOW WAS UNKNOWN WRITER

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DUBON, Authorized Chevrolet Dealer. 237th »t. and MerrlcK rtL LAu relton 8-8009 CHEVROLET—1934 3 door sedan, mister,

guaranteed, 895 down, balance f $6 35 weekly. Trades. Homeyer, Jamaica! and Myrtl* a v . , • CHEVROLET—1929 sedan, motor rebored;

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885; '30 Chevrolet • coach. gllO; '28 Dodge sedan. $75, 204th st. *nd Jam. »• FORD—1934 sedan, practically new.: gutW

anteed, 8125 down, balance 87 weekly? trades. Homeyer. Jamaica and Myrtle aves. FORD—1929 fordor. enzln* and rubber

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New York. Chicago. Los Angeles1_geattie Help—Male and Female 34

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wages, and experienced: call between 10-1 and 4*7, REpublic 9-4678-R.

68 corner) Attractive

room near bath, private home, reason­able. FMdstone 3-2204. _ _ ^ GLENDALE—Attractive large room, next

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house, select location, convenient all transit. 93. HOllis 5-5573-J. JAMAICA— (Hillcrest sectiont large room,

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nicely furnished, near transit; private entrance. REpublic 9-1596. JAMAICA—Room, next bath, separate en­

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HOUSEWORKER—White, competent, rfeat, reliable, wants work by the day, cook-

references. Apply Apt. 6-1, 90-11 I In'g and serving at affairs, cleaning or 149th st.. Jamaica.

Sales Help Female 32a

IP YOU—Desire a sales position, tune in on Broadcasting Station WHN Sunday

night. 9:30. LADIES ! ! !

SPARE OR PULL TIME WORK Excellent income selling hosiery, silk underwear; large commissions, bonuses; • o money needed.

HELIX. 300 4th ave.. New York City SALESLADY—Apply by letter, age about

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I w m e for interview. Box U-29, Press. , SOLICITORS— Men or women to - take

laundry; minding children evenings; erences. Missouri 7-5072.

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HOUSEKEEPER — Full charge widower's home or boarding house. APplefate

7-4772. j LIGHT—Colored girl wishes part lime

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Christian." . B o x 8250. 266 Wyckoff ave. MIDDLE-AGED — Woman would like a

part time job In afternoon; personal reference REpublic 9-6787.

orders; no selling; transportation fur- _ . , „ , . nished; steady proposition with reliable | NURSE GIRL—American

NEAT—Colored girl wants d a y s work. Phone JAm*ica_6-1658._ Call all week.

excellent refer-i company; liberal"commission. Federal Tea j Co.. 205-05 Jamaica ave.. Hollis. • WOMEN—And m*n solicitors for food

products. Commission. Box T-66, L. I. Press.

ence, sleep home; experienced, willing Write 33 Shephard »ve . Brooklyn.

NURSE- German, entire charge of Infant. Missouri 7-4971.

Female Instruction 3 l b

RENAR BEAUTY ACADEMY—(Queens' WOMAN—Wishes work by day

sider part time^ JAmaica 6-2782

REoublic 9-3752. — • — - * * *

t°H«_i JAMAICA ESTATES—1-2 furnished

private bath. 172-60 Devonshir* a ley rd. REpublic 9-0751. '. JAMAICA—88-01 168th i t_ one room, fur­

nished for housekeeping, every (UVUH ience. Call REpublic 9-5658. JAMAICA—Large room, twin Ijeds, ad­

joining shower, bath, also singles, near transit, parking. 87-70 148th st.* JAMAICA—Lovely room. 1-2. private

home, every- convenience, board, garage opt ional: transit. 87-26 168th st. JAMAICA—Large, attractive room, small,

refined family. See to appreciate. 85-11 167th st. REoublic 9-8774-W. JAMAICA—Nicely furnished rooms, all

conveniences, 83 up. 150-28 Hillside ave. __; |

JAMAICA—Attractive large room, nicely furnished new house, 84. 168-51 92nd

rd. inear Jamaica ave., 168th, place), RE­public 9-3762. JAMAICA—Comfortable room. 1-2, adjoin­

ing bath, 2 minutes Jamaica main sta­tion. reasonableJ REpublic 9-10165. JAMAICA—144-37 87th rd., attractive

room, private home, suitable 1-2, *ll transit. JAmaica 6-5832. -KEW GARDENS—Suite of rooms, privat*

bath, home, near station, ^gentleman, business couple. Virginia 7-0935. LAURELTON—Large room, private horn*,

adjoining shower, every convenience. 142-20 232nd St.. Sunrise highway bu*. OZONE PARK—131-13 133rd St., pleasant^

cozy room, all conveniences, private will con- h o u s e - *3; near transit.

QUEENS VILLAGE—Share quiet home with business person or couple, con-

l i n e n School) Complete beauty course [ YOUN^G-German ngma» < « * » . **£? i V P n i ent transit. 219-03 107th ave.

Osone Park. JAmaica 9-1578. | QUEENS VILLAGE—Large room, nicely furnished, ki tchen privileges,

85 starts you. Positions secured. Enroll now. 149-17 Jamaica ave BEAUTY CULTURE COURSE — Special

. course, 835: 85 down, 83 weekly. j | COSMO INST. OP BEAUTY CULTURE

W h o l e TOWIl*S T a l k i n g 160-09 Jamaica ave. Rm. 5. JAm. 8-0889 GIRLS—Earn whil* you learn. Evans our no down payment plan—come

select a car—no cash needed! 20 MONTHS TO PAY! SPECIAL TODAY

1932 Chevrolet, 6 vhrel deluxe coach. $300 No fash down, balance 819 90 month. Trades accepted.

Open evenings until 10 p. m. Sunday until & p. m.

1385 Buithwick Ave., Brooklyn GLen. &-7I74-S

Automotive Automobiles for Sale 11

. . . _ _ . . . you Beauty Academy, halrdressing. beauty

culture. I no down pay., enrol! now. 147-32 Jam. j f k cor._147_ pl .JA. J-6045. HE_6259 YOUNGf—Ladles. " »pecla1 beauty eultur*

cour*e, 825; small weekly payments. Best instruction Mllbern Beauty Academy. 149-13 Jamaica ave. JAmaica 8-9455. BEAUTICIANS—Earn big money. Modern

methods; 3 instructors. Selected appli­cants earn while learning: no down pay­ment. LESLIES BEAUTY INST., INC., 155-31 Jamaica ave. Room 201. JAm. 8-3177

Help Wanted Male 33

c--. «- _ *«•» « < - J i f n i - - - -'••"' -.utiicii ,|/u garage S i t a a t i o n s W a n t e d Male 37 ) optional^private__hous-r_HOUis 8-5625-J.

Graduate desires position. RICHMOND HILL— 1 "or 2 furnished or unfurnished rooms, private home, kitch­

en privileges, for refined lady or couple. 107-60 129th %\.

COLLEGE German speaking

U-18. L. I. Press. typist; sobriety. Box

ENGINEER—Experienced, licensed, plant. INdependence 3-6587.

Financial Business Opportunities

FORD—1934 sedans, coaches. 1933 sedans, coaches: 1932 sedans, coaches, roadster."!;

1931 sport roadsters, coraplet* line. All guaranteed; attractive prices; low down payments; trades; long, suitable terms. See us first. Queens Auto, 164th st. and Hillside ave, .

Hudson 1931 sedan. $185 Nash 19S9 sedan 110 Sfudebaker 1930 sedan 110

HOVELL. g04 Jamaica ave., Cypress Hills NASH—1932 Ambassador sedan, good

throughout; *ny demonstration. 8375; terms; trades. 204th st. and Jam, ave. NASH—Used car dept., can dispose of used

car for private parties on assignment basis. Indoor storage. Rannbury Motors 101-15 Rockaway blvd.. CLeveland 3-2021

AC—1931 6 cylinder 4 door sedan; condition, 8250 cash. Virginia

REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED -

20 MONTHS TO PAY Paniiac sedan; '32 de luxe ^ Chevrolet convertible Master Chevrolet de luxe sedan, radio, heater -ford deluxe sedans, coaches Fdrd coupe ; 19J2 suburban Graham de luxe sedan Nash de luxe convertible victoria Dodge Ac Chevrolet de luxe p»ne!.s Bargains—Open evenings A- Sunday

ITUTHILL AUTO SALES INC. J S ? _ ATLANTIC AVE. BROOKLYN SJCRIFICE BEAUTIFUL 1934 FORD"

V LIKE NEW—MUST DISPOSE ALSO PONTIAC—8350

HMOIN8. 128-11 Merrick rd.. Spgfld. USED CARS

MERRICK ROSSWOOD. INC. Hillside ave. St Merrick rd., Jamaica

AT THE MONUMENT 1928 CHEVROLET—Coach, good condition;

n*w rubber; $60. Anv day before 5 p. m . private. 90-11 182nd st., rear en-trajfce. _ _

Auto Trucks For Sale IS

ALL THESE JOBS IN QUEENS Automatic screw mach. op't'rs , 75c-$l hr. Driil press operators, 55c-60c hr. Kngine lathe hands. 60c to 65c hr. Toolmakers 'gigs., fixtures*. 80c hr. Milling hand operators, 60c-65c hr. Machinists, all around, 75c hr. Polishers, buffers (glass, steelt. 65c hr. Hand screw machine operators. 60c-65c hr. Turret lathe hands. 60c-65c hr. Electrical spot welder, factory. $20.

Office open 6:30 a. m. Monday EDWARDS AGENCIES. INC.

777 6th ave. tat 261 h st.. N. Y.) BANK GUARDS—30-40. 6 ft

ian descent, married, ex-service route salesmen. Christian, Brooklyn. Long Island, $25 salary. General Agency, 132 Nassau. N. Y. buCO^Painter and metal worker, must

have experience. F. A M. Harbrich, 138-19 101st ave.

DELICATESSEN—And grocery store, large stock and fixtures. 84-19 95th ave.,

Ozone Park. Michigan 2-9895. "DINER—Established business, sacrifice

for quick sale. 108-40 Merrick rd. JAmaica 6-0482. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

I GAS STATION—On main highway, sell account of other business; 8.000 gallons

monthly; 3 buildings, long lease; low rent. reasonable terms; no brokers. REpublic 9-9627.__ LUNCH WAGON—5 year lease, low rent;

new equipment; no Sundays: reasonable. 105-02 101st ave . Ozone Park. NEWLY EQUIPPED—Concession and b^er

garden for rent; good business location in Long Beach. A. Wanderman, 84-16 Ja­maica ave.. Woodhaven. PART—Of proven and needed invention

can be bought for from $100 up if buy-Scandlnav- e r will rent his part to inventor on a

$25; ! rovalty basis. First patent ha.< been al­lowed. Lackner, 135 Luqueer st., Brook­lyn. :

» n y i RICHMOND HILL—Comfortable room, ad­joining bath, heat, hot water, teelphone,

transit. 84. 87-28 126th st. RICHMOND HILL—89-13 133rd s t , large

pleasant room, all conveniences. ad-Joining bath, separate entrance. $3 50. RICHMOND HILL-^2 furnished rooms, kit­

chenette, heat, gas, electrie, private en­trance. 104-39 88th ave.

suitable

38

RICHMOND HILL—Large room. for one or two ladies, also small room.

Virginia 3-7143. RICHMOND HILL—97-19 417th st.. nice­

ly furnished room near L. I. and Pul­ton El, reasonable. CLeveland 3-438P

ELDERLY—Man, experienced In shoe re­pairing shop. 134-05 231st St., Rosedale,

tnear Merrick rd.t PRESSER—Wanted on Pantax machine,

good worker, steady Job. Apply 247-34 Jamaica ave.. Bellerose bus.

CHipROLET—1931 ' . ton sedan deliv­ery; perfect condition; sacrifice. G.

Bonier, 87-64 97th st.._Wo6dhaven. 3 DAYS ONLY

1931 DIAMOND T PANEL TRUCK, $175 LALMONT MOTORS

REPUBLIC 9-4000

Nash 1932 8 cyl. d. 1. sed.. beauty..$575 Oldsmobile 1933 d. 1. touring coupe 525

RICH-HAVEN-OLDSMOBILE 94-98 Woodhaven blvd. VIr. 7-4729

NASH—1934 sedan, new car guarantee. $175 down; balance $7 weekly. Trades. Homey-er. Jamaica & Myrtle aves. OLDSMOBILE — 1933 sedan, like brand

new, radio, guaranteed, free trial, down payment. $110: balance, 85.10 weekly; trade considered. 1944 Atlantic ave.. Bkn.

Oldsmobile 1833 de lux* "sedan. .$545 Buick 34-57 sedan. 1095

STRANG BUICK CO. INC. 101st st. and Jamaica are.. Rich. Hill

CHEVROLET—1934 town ssdan, like new, guaranteed. 1120 down, long, easy pay­

ments: trades. Queens Auto, 184th st. and Hillside ave. CHEVROLET—1933 0 wheel sedan, practi­

cally new, $95 down: terms to suit; trades. Queens Auto, 164th st. and Hill­side ave.

— - ' i . _

One of the trials of most well-known writers is the frequent requests they receive to read the manuscripts of others.

The late James Oliver Curwood was one of the few novelists who took time out from his wrjtings to give help to struggling young writers. He did not mind in the least having peo­ple send him their stories and novels to read, and he would return them-with a generous criticism. Nor did ha mind the odd assortment of would-be writers who used to drop in on him at his studio workshop out to Owosso, Mich., and say:

"I want to become a writer, Mr. Curwood. What advice can you give me?'*

No matter who the person was, Mr. [ Arden, a glamorous and beautiful Curwood had a stock reply. "Sit down motion picture actress on a personal anri writ* a n d write , a n d write . B l t t ' a p p e a r a n c e tOUT. *

above all, writs about the things you know."

Write about the things you know! That sounds like good common sense. And yet, there is one young playwright who has managed to be quite success­ful writing of something he doesn't know. This is Lawrence Riley, who is responsible for "Personal Appear­ance," the comedy hit at Henry Mil­ler's Theatre in Manhattan.

Until last October Riley was a com­paratively unknown writer. He had sold stories to the pulp magazines with fair regularity, out you can't exactly call that fame. Like most writers, he wanted to write a play, so he sat down and wrote one. It was "Per­sonal Appearance."

The story of the play concerns it­self with the adventures of Carole

OLDSMOBILE COUPE—1927 EXCELLENT CONDITION—825

M-36 232nd ST.. QUEENS VILLAGE MISSOURI 7-3218

PACKARD—1929 Victoria coupe, reasonable, good condition; 131-6- 322nd St., Spring-

fleld, JAmaica 8-7194 (after 51. PACKARD—Convertible sedan, perfect

condition, all day Sunday, 110-11 Springfield blvd.. Queens Village. PLYMOUTH-—Pords. Buicks. DeSotos

and others. Easy down payment and monthly terms. Pfann Motor Sales. 71-30 Myrtle ave.. nr. CoOoer. PLYMOUTH—1934 sedan, de luxe, new car

guarantee, 8125 down, balance 8 7 . n weekly. Trades. Homeyer, Jamaica and Myrtle aves.

PLYMOUTH—1934 de luxe sedan, beauti­ful car, sacrifice, $125 down; terms;

trades. Queens Auto, 164th st. and Hill­side ave. i

A u t o Accessor ies , Tires , P a r t s 13

PR j f ATE LESSONS GIVEN—Expert in­structor. Specializing in instruction on

youf car. A.A.A. recommendation. For particulars or appointment Field 3-6464.

Repairing—Service Stations 15 IGStfTION EXPERT—Experienced -aiT—re-

pAlrs, cars, trucks, your garage, rea­sonable. l£A_urclto_n_ 8-6458.

Motorcyc l e s a n d B i c y c l e s 16

HA||_EY^bA"viDSON — Ylotorcycles, new. u**d. L. I.'s largest selection. 825 up.

Tinji payments. Free instruction. Bert Isop, 139-08 Hillside ave. JAm. 6-1362.

Garages For Rent 16a FOR SALE—Portable garage. 2 space. 143-

DeKalb ave., near Wilson ave., Brook­lyn.'" »

If . - , — - - . _ _ - . . _ - ' t l

SHINGLERS—2. experienced, ca 9-0020 between 8-9.

Call JAmal-

Sales Help Mae 33a ABRAHAM is STRAUS—JAMAICA

Men 14> with cars preferred. Electrical department, permanent, profitable posi­tions. Opportunity promotion, carrying, drawing account. Apply Monday,12 a. m. Mr. Parry. 185-33 Hillside ave. BUILD YOUR OWN FRESH EGG ROUTE

EDWARD'S FARMS 188th St.. corner Jamaica ave., Hollis

TAILOR STORE—For rent with fixtures, press machine, no investment; estab­

lished 6 years. Missouri 7-4053

RICHMOND HILL—95-46 110th St.. neat room adjoining bath, gentleman, break-

fa st optional: garage. Vlrgini- 7-4384-M. WOODHAVEN — Attractive front room,

private family, conv. transit, reasonable. 94-17 95th St. Richmond Hill 2-3017. WOODHAVEN—Nicely furnished, near

bath, suitable 1-2. all transit. 88-01 90th st. Virginia 7-6848-W. WOODHAVEN— Nicely furnished front

room, private family; near all transit. Reasonable. CLeveland 3-8146. HOTEL REGENT—161st St., 89tb Ave.,

Jamaica, warm rooms, every accommo­dation, remarkably low price*. 87 weekly up Transients, permanent JAm. 6-2551.

Wanted Automotive MOBILES — Wanted. Highest cash

ces paid. No red tape. 168th st. r Hillside ave^ REpublic 9-9798. AINS WANTB_£-No dealers; Fords Chevrolet, $300 tops: A-l shape,

lat* model. W. Milet, REpublic 9-1735, Moaflay or Tuesday before 1 p. m.

| Boats With Motors 17a 15x_ GLASS CABIN—4 h. p. motor, $75;

_' cylinder motor and clutch, $50; clullhes, propellers, shafts. 155-17 Bay-v i e » ave., Hook Creek, Jamaica.

CREW MANAGERS

SALESMEN

Extension of our special advertising Department creates opening for 3 crew managers with cars, also several salesmen, experienced in direct sell­ing for a plan that has proven its success. \ No furniture or highNpriced special­ties to sell. Collect $r>,with order; commission $2.50. Territories, Brook­lyn. Queens, Long Island. Apply Monday 11 to 2 only, at 340 Living­ston st., Brooklyn, or any other day at 92-01 95th ave., Woodhaven, L. I.

JOHN A. SCHWARZ FURNITURE. INC.

AUTO LOANS—OLD RELIABLE FIRM NO INVESTIGATION

CASH AT ONCE—NO ENDORSERS LICENSED UNDER BANKING LAW

JEFPERSON PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 90-75 SUTPHIN BLVD

Oop. L. I. R. R. depot. JAmaica 6-5666 OPEN TUBS.—THURS. UNTTL 8 P. U

AUTO LOANS CONFIDENTIAL No Endorser

CASH PROMPTLY Article 9—BANKING LAW RATES

PRANKLIN PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 91-14 Sutphin blvd. JAmaica 6-3340

Near L. I. R R. Depot OPEN UNTIL E P. M— MON.. THURS.

AUTO—And furniture loans. Payments reduced. Licensed Article IX Banking

Loans. Confidential Personal Loan Co . Rm. 1. 155-28 Jam. ave. Ent. Twombly pl. MONEY—Available for good 1st mortgages,

sums of $2,000—85.000. Nominal charges. RICHTER & KAISER. INC.

32 Court st.. Brooklyn -•a

4 . Rooms For housekeep ing 69

PRIVATE— House, large, small rooms; ---- gentlemen, reasonable: modern: select.

WILL RENT-To responsible party ideal , 8 __ 0 3 conveniences. location for dentist with living quar­

ters on corner 212th st. and Jamaica ave. Has been occupied as dental office for past 12 v_g_b Rent reasonable. In­j u r e ^ ' n e r ^ l p Shop, 94-44 212th si Bellalre. " f " _

Money to Loan—Mortgage* 46

HOLLIS—Wide home. reffned lady; couple; transit;

Household Loans

daw. snare attractive, quiet :ffned

reasonable. 199-18 104th ave. HOI. 8-7157-J. JAMAICA—89-15 170th st,.. neatly furnished

large front room, suitable for 2 men or business couple; also single: conveniences; reasonable: centrally located. JAMAICA—2 or 3 rooms, gas, electric:

heat, convenient transit, couple pre­ferred. rejsonable^_l^-33^ew_Yo£k^_Wvd. JAMAICA—3 rooms, gas, electricity, hot

water included, suitable business couple, reasonable. 139-03 97th ave. J A M AIC A—Two rooms7~furnished, light

housekeeping, all improvements, near all transit. 147-38 97th ave. JAMAICA—139-15 95th ave., cozy, sunny

bedroom, kitchen, linens, heat, garage, $6 50 weekly, near station. JAMAICA—Large front room: kitchen, atl

conveniences, also single: double. 160-41 Highland ave. REpublic 9-4884. JAMAICA—88-35 164tlT St., large room-

furnished, suitable couple-housekeeping; decorated, all conveniences, tran*.,. reas. JAMAICA—Cheerful 2-3 rooms, all con­

veniences, 2 blocks Jamaica station. 89-28 148th ft. JAmaica 6-8556-R JAMAICA—Large, attractive room, private

entrance, suitable for couple, ligh* houseUeeping. Reasonable. 87-82 153rd st. KEW GARDENS—1 room, kitchen and

bath, completely furnished: suitable el-

OUR ENTIRE FORCE—of 21 salesmen averaged $210 in commissions and ] LOANS — Furniture, automobile

bonuses during March. Opportunity to connect with factory branch oil burner sales organization. Co-operntion and aid available for sales supervisors.

BORROW — On your own security. $100-$200 or more. Repay 1-10 months or

longer. Personal Finance Co. of New York, j d ( , r l v person^ $37,59. Virginia 7-9796. 161-19 Jamaica ave.. 6th fl. JAm. 6-7343 ; _ ^ ^ _ _ y g s s r V.TT , ' \ _ _ _ _ _ — _ . , , , • T,;_-

90-20 Jamaica ave.. Woodhaven. Virginia i RICHMOND HILL—- rooms, neatly fur-™07.0 55 Main st.. Hemoatead. HEmp 1805 | m s h e d a U conveniences near transit,

1 rent reasonable. 94-15 113th st.

Employment Help Wanted Female 32

PLYMOUTH—1932 con. coupe, 6 wheel, new car guarantee. 875 down; easy

payments; trade*. Queens Auto, 164th st. and Hillside ave. PLYMOUTH — 1935 sedan. 1,200 miles,

$685; Chevrolet 1931 6 wheel sedan, 20,000 miles, $285. E. Koeppel Inc., 144th st. and Hillside ave.

PONTIAC—1934 2 door, sedan, excellent sbape, $595; terms; trades. 304th st. and

Jamaica ave.. Hollis. PONTIAC—1933 de luxe sedan, 6 wheels,

trunk, full price, $485; terms. 204th st. and Jamaica ave., PONTIAC—Coach, late 1929, newly over­

hauled, good family car, private, sac-ritice, $110. Virginia 7-9541.

STUDEBAKER USED CARS THE—Safest place to buy is at Studebaker new ear showrooms. Queens blvd. ft Hillside ave. JAm. 8-8150

S—Houseworkers, mothers' helpers, h salary. Forest Hills Employment icy. 71-35 Austin St. BOu. 8-4657.

DEJtTIST'S— Secretary, managing ability, four hours daily, previous experience

unipcessary; resident St. Albans or vi-cintty. Box U-25. L. I. Press. DEJfTAL ASSISTANT—And typist, practi­

cal experience or dental training pre­ferred; state age and details. Box U-28, Prgjy. Jamaica. GEHERAL— Houseworker, experienced, ref­

erences, one child, small apartment, JA-maiea 6-5760 day. JAm. 6-8314-J after 7. GWERAL—Houseworker, white, experi­

enced, good cook, German preferred; 2 in family. BOulevard 8-5850.

MR. ALLEN Timkin Silent, Automatic Co.

107-50 Queens blvd., Forest Hills

ROOFING—Sale-man, opportunity for ex-perienced estimator-closer, no canvass-

lng.. salary, commission. REp. 9-1660. SALES MANAGERS—And salesmen:

experience not necessary, for a good product. Chance for advancement. For good steady workers. Commission. Ex-terminatlng Co.. Box U-31, L. I. Press. SALESMAN—Sell washing fluid, good op­

portunity, man with car. commission basis. Call Monday-Tuesday, bet. 6-9 p. m„ 121-03 8utphin blvd. SALESMEN—Collectors, ordinary and in­

dustrial life insurance; also sick bene­fits; commission. Unity, 155-30 Jamaica ave.. Jamaica. Apply mornings, g-io. SALESMEN—Bar supply, glasses, stirrers,

excellent opportunity, with good com­mission, weekly drawing. HEgeman 3-5478.

Repay small amounts. Cars refinanced. CONFIDENTIAL PERSONAL LOAN CO.

155-28 Jamaica ave.. Butler Bldg., Room 1 Ent. Twombly place

LOANS—S300 or less. Household Finance Corporation, 4th floor. 160-16 Jamaica

ave. Phone JAmaica 6-2540.

Personal Loans 40b

J. J. FRIEL. EST. 1£70 Personal Loans on

Diamonds. Jewelry. Personal Property 171-03 Jsmfica ave.. Jamnica

j RICHMOND HILL—85-18 111th St.. three rooms, neatly furnished, all conven-

j lences. near transit, rent moderate. _'"_ | RICHMOND HILL—Studio living room,

kitchen, business couple: conveniences, ! all transit, reasonable. VIr. 7-7465-W. ' RICHMOND HILL—1-2 rooms, kitchenette.

housekeeping, suitable business woman or coiiole. 91^15 J16th st. WOODHAVEN—91-46 98th St.. bedroom",

kitchen, completely furnished, heat, all conveniences, near all transit.

Children to Board 76

Wanted—Business Opportunities 41

GOOD—Location for mUlinei.v store or will buy established shop. Austin,

132-19 95th ave.. Richmond Hill.

S P E A R S

CONVERTIBLE—Coupes, rumble seats, Ford 1030. 8150; Ford 1931, $225; Chevro­

let 1931, $250; tame payments if wanted. HUSTEDT CHEVROLET

I9l*t ave. and Von Wyck Mv«. **>. *-~Mt

GENERAL — Housework, light .cooking. •mall family. Call CLeveland 3-3298...

GIRL—Or woman, white, general house­work, good home. 835; sleep in. Inq

state. 177-01 Jamaica «ve. REp. 6-0869. Gn_L=Or- middle-aged woman, reliable,

ral housework, small Christian PAr Rockaway 7-0992. . >t woman, white, housework, no .

ing, sleep in. own room, good] _itet6-11o6.

Special advertising department ex­tending operations and opening office in Jamaica offers a permanent oppor­tunity to capable salesmen with di­rect sales experience on a merchan­dising plan wfcich has already won public acceptance. No furniture or high priced specialties to sell. Ex­ceptional earnings on commission basis. Openin* also available for two CREW MANAGERS with cars—liberal over-write — car allowance. Apply Monday, 10:30 a. m. and 2 p. m. only.

SPEAR & COMPANY FURNITURE Jamaica ave. at 166th St., Jaoyiiea

Instruction

nan

Dancing, Dramatics, Musical 44

K M G H A L I T Y ; , CORTtECT SPEECH -

DRAMATICS i Private or class Instruction la Public Speaking. Effective Speech for Business People. Psychology and Personal Dynam­ics. Physical Fitness, Dramatics. Inquire Scholarship P;an.

MODERN CENTRE 246 West End ave._ St'icuehar.na 7-9868 ~~ ~ Y O U R " CHILD " NE_DS MUSIC Specializing in guitar, banjo and mandolin A. J. Peterson. Vlr^- 7-19U2. Interview by appointment cr.iv A_v. !••' courses.

Entertainment 45

WANTED^A trumpet and trombone play­er to play in orchestra; age 16 to 18.

Phone JAmaica 9-2035.

l is

BOARD—Child from birth up. loving care, excellent food, large yard. JA-

maica 6-5242. CHILD—Wanted to board, private coun­

try home, excellent care, permit. 154 Ferndale blvd.. Islip. L. I. CHILDREN—Any age. motherly care, good

food, own room, near school, church, $5. LAurelton 8-4425. WILL—BoardTchild from 3 year* up. good

home. food, motherly care, reasonable. LAurelton 8-7913-M. WILL—Board child 3-6 years, mother's

pare, good, wholesome food, near park. 105-08 Metropolitan ave.. Forest Hills. WILLING—To board child any age, good

home. food.*motherly care, near school. Hlnkley 6-7519. L

Real Estate for Rent

Private Instruction WANTED—A trumpet player to pl*y in

orchestra; ago 16 to 18. Phone Jamai­ca 9-3438.

Apartments—Flats For Bent 7.1 BELLAIRE—Attractive 3 room apartment,

redecorated, beat. gas. electrie and gar­age, reasonable. 109-12 207th st. BELLAIRE—3 room apartment, newly dee-

orated, gas, heat, electric included, rea-sonable. 109-15 211th st. BELLAIRE—7 rooms, all light, heat and

Improvements, 840. Owner, Dress Shop, 64--4 312th St, *

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