Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1926, Page 35

10 BE BROADCAST Army Band Scheduled to Per- form_at Sylvan Theater Over WCAP. The outdoor concert of the United States Army Band tonight at the Sylvan Theater will be broadcast by WCAP as one of its early attractions. Capt. William J. Stannard, leader of the band, has arranged a special pro gram which includes several of Massenet's classics and a march com- posed by Lieut. Charles Benter of the Navy Band, “The Lure of Alaska.” WUAP will draw several of musical features from WEAF in New York. These will be the weekly con- certs of the Ipana Troubadou the Davis Saxophone Octet, tabloid light opera sung by the WEAF Light Opera company. The selection tonight is “Mascotte.” The radio congressional announcement the major league base ball results and dance music by nish Village Band complete the program. With the Washington team in Philadelphia for a_two-game series, WRU this afternoon will re. sume its play-by-play broadcast of the ball games. The contest is scheduled to begin at 2 o'clock WL w close hroadcasting the conc Pand at the Cnpitol Plaza will its opening number oglock forum, an base ball its prosram by 't of the Marine The band at 5 LocalRadio Entertainment Wednesday June 23, 1926. ,\-—Nnud Radio Station, a. (1314 Meters). 8:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55 pm.—Time signa 10:05 p.m.—\Weather Bures Radio, u reports. WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 to 12 noon—Current events for shut-ins (daily). WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (2126 Meters). silent. WRC—Radio_Corporation of America | 468.5 Meters). 2 p.m.—Play-by-play account of the | Washington - base ball zame. 5 pm.—Concert by the United States Marine Band, Capt. William H. Santelmann, leader: Taylor Bran- son, second leader, broadcast from the plaza of the Capitol. 6 p.m.—"Things Talked About,” by s, Nina Reed. *hiladelphia Early Program Tomorrow. 1:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. noon—Organ recital by M D. Parkinson. br the studi of the Homer Piano Co. 1 p.m.—W. Spencer Tupman's Hotel Mayflower Orchestra. p.m.—Play-by-play account of the Washington - Philadelphia hase ball game. WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). 6:25 to 6:30 p.m.—Base ball results of the da 6:30 1t the House,” Congress. 7 to 7:30 p.m.—Outdoor concert by the United States Army Band. Capt. R. G.- fherman, commanding: Capt. William J. Stannard, leader Sylvan Theater. to 8 p.m.—Davis Saxophone from New York City 9 pm.—Ipana Troubadours, York City. pan.—Mascotte.” by ght Opera Co., from L. Kitt p.m.—*“Matters Before discussed by members of Octet, S to from New 9 to 10 EAF L York City Band. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.—Tower health e ercises from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. FIFTEEN MINUTES CF RADIO EACH DAY Bv sted the New to 12 p.m.— Spanish Village Toseph Calcaterra X Authority on Radio, Recorved Prohibited All Rizhts Reproduction A Radio Set Requi Part 11 No set is hetter ti This is an,axiom wh taken to heart by every radio fan Tt is useless to expcet 4 good set to give good results if it iz handicapped by a poor aer cne of the type which is “put up tamvorarily until we get time to put up a_better one.” Remember that an aerial is to a what the road is to the car. can not make good time en a poor road with the best car made. Neither can you get good results with a poor ierial, no matter what make of set vou use. If a job is worth doing at all it is worth doing well. Also re- member that a road does not stay good indefinitely and that the same holds true of the aerial. Bad weather, winds, hoys playing on the roof and any number of other causes can all do their it to reduce the efficlency of an aerial that v e the last word in antenna efficie Take a walk up to the roof once in a while and make sure that things are as they should be. I have known of cases where new recruits to the radio game have pirated their neighbors’ aerials, =0 make sure that that has not happened to you. Time Waste Warning. Don't use time as a guide in_de- termining whether your storage bat- tery needs recharging or whether you should replace vour “B” batteries. Use is the only determining factor in this case. You don't fizure that . gas and water in your £ right merelv because vou filled up vesterday or the week before. The number ‘of miles you have traveled is the determining factor in this case, and_the number of hours you have used the set should determine whether or not your batteries require charging .ar replacement. Test your batteries by using a hydrometer, an ‘ammeter or a volt- meter, according to the type of bat- tery used, and don't guess. A stor- age battery requires a drink of water once in a while. More bat- teries, both auto and radio, are ruined by lack of attention to this de- tail than by any other one cause. Remember, however, that ordinary water not suitable for this use. Only distilled water should he use. If you are using a Balkite charger, it is also important to replensh the water which evaporates off from the charger. Have Tubes Tested. Bur tubes will not last indefinite- Unfortunately there is no indica- in the tube itself when its useful life is at an end. The only really sure test of @ tube's usefulness is the test which can be made by and good:radio-dealer-inwg. Attention. n “h its aerial. should be its | adcast from | rom the | j11:45—Atianta WEDNESDAY, 110 York: Entertainers: congs: k: Waldor! \_ulk Tea da ¢ York: News: sports resuitsl Voo 5 TO 6 Hotel Waldorf-Astoria O ork: Tall: Ernie Golden's' Orc York : Puano selections: fu Chicago: Children’s half hoar: bi Schenectady: Stoek s news: L time * stories Philadelphia: Weath hestra: York: i ball organ ostra New Yorik: Uncie Genbee: S Boston : Kiddies Kluh: owark Hotcl snelton Ensemble: e ball results: “Club O gan recital; spor el hostr 6 TO 5:00—Newark: Hotel Shelton Ensemble Philadeiphia Schenectuly a 1 Orchestra, W] New. York volice’ nin’r New York Pl ctions Springfield Mu\ lfllpx- 0: Children's :ta Detroit’ Goldk: Detroit: Dinner concert Chicago an recital: Hotel L esults ... Bt Iv.mm New York: Spors. ater incinnat o ith New nie’ G rwn « bhall results: M bedtime” storics: 1y Q and” i “Alms ('v estra . [\‘,',- Trio: | vocal New \nrk A 'R chmond Hill, Totel Rand N Vocal and nstr Daddy. with hoy News: Capitol 2 Police reports: H © Chimes concert ., . ¢ T:00—New York: The WIAR_KSD. WEE hicazo: Musical field: M.A. C loston: Hear New yorle: T Mate” Guarier 8 Des Moines: The Bankors: You york: Imperal ew York: Sonzs New York: Mu New York: Pia Hartford. Cong Philadelphia Philadelphia: 10las, OO, WCSH, Woe, m Radio Fo 1onizers harles D. J« W Lite Syniph Meiste vocal Jongleus talk; ntal’ soloists Talk: Crystal Palace pro. Lullaby times e New Yo &hl"n!::n ] time; 220 Ei Kansas Cit Chicazo Chicago dgews ‘Hotel Orc te Sherma Houschold, taik otel Gibson Ore Talks Heartliside Harmoriz ophone Octet 00—Rhladeiphia: Monteo artists ana Troubadours, WEE WETE, WER® The e kP New Yok Tafk: | Cleveland: _Public’ co: Surprise pro T s mond Hill_N. Y 01 Talk; Mamaror sts: talk. . . 0l 8 Dance Orch Iman_Porters ok night; ra theater Cinetnnati Chicag ¥ Sp Pittshurgh Chi Chicazo Detroit Mooseheurt,” 8 30—KRichmond, ._auartet New' York: 3 Chicago: Mu Lowsville: K Farm news and Whitney Tr narket 1o & 1. Orchestra’ . 9.00—Cineinnati Musical program from st Cincinnat E e e R ot tons . Pittsburgh’: Condert, vocal Chiicagn Harmony finie Afhirte Bovs soloists Mmneapolis- -Church service Boston: McPeake s Orchestra CRicego: Clustical concert Des Moines New York: Ann Gold's Dancers. 15th New York: Roseland Dance Orches ~“hestra New Vork: Voral soloists Hartiord. Conn.: Ne Ehitadelyniat Vocal Richme Y and instrin Jimimie Stauch’s Or old-time rance OfcHestia violin and voeal Arcadiz Dance Orchest: by the WEA Atlanta: Overseas meht bt ands Richmond. Va.: Piano and orga ! tenary’ Methodist_Ch Philadclphia: Fox Dance Orchest §prinefield; Voeal slos ol 0: “Great Moments uction. ”"Down the WMAQ Plavers York: Hotel Astor Orchestra . 10 TO 1 10.00—Cincinnati: Thorobred Entertainers: tri Springfield: Weather reports: person reports . Hot Springs: Base " bali 1o orchestra organ from Missiesippr” T 9:30—New " results: v h h iew Park D: quartet i Varied prezram’ 1L Palmer Honse Viete Police and weather report o Cincinnatl Minneapolis Vil Orchestra 11 TO 12 3 11:00—Cincinnati: “The Pin of Programs Orchestra_and_entertainers Chicago: Sport talk: pia Minneapolis:® Dance BnE New Yorke: Hotel McAlnin Entertaine Hot Springs: Como Hotel Orchestra Musical program hi i TNew York: Stlver Shpr weath 12:00—Chicago Your Hour T, Chicazo: D The ity ¢ ith (ines The T : fnat: Songs: azo: Midnight frolic 123 .’!fl—( hl azo: Organ re 1 by Mooseheart, l]l B v! % \.:hnnwh Char Yocal artist Hour: tainers 12:45—Kansas City: " frolic others 5 mariket " Frankiin re concert Lido Venice Orc Palmer reports:’ Y Narze . rontal we * Hon Vocal and inst instrumental hEfeld: Hotel Westminster OfChcstra “music ball results apitol Theater Orchesra: Grand npfln 12 \(in\mu‘r T0 1 Ambrose Larsen THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNL 23, 19"6 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 3P ko : markei mnum [ 218 rehe 3 hestra . Geo badl resulis: bed- Totel llts & oy Dréhestia estra "0 Tov -Stfattord uu'nl vieSifartord *Howi” a KDKA " waD WoR LWGES Wip Voy ‘Orchestra’ L1l Violin solos ults; ian Theater lecture Yo cA AF /1’ MeéAlpin® Orchestra orsan recital Orchestra Dolan Grchestra:” Jolly Forum iss Hotel Orches WBZ RYW WeX WWJ e hall WMAQ A ong a: b Draite’ Hotel Conce: uintot Hanulton St Quat e solos: ‘markd base ball res addrese WCAP. WIAR! recital 2ce Orchestra WOQ WSAT E. WTAG. CO. WCAP, WWJ. W WSAT. i Radia” Natire League. ., AC Players s concert! Yerberr B nony Orchestra makers s Orchestr: JIWAHG WOR mental artists m: daice music songs. .. W00, WCAE from WLIT WEAF WLWIL WTAM WLS JWoR WAHG LIWCAU WTIC WNIE 1. WCAP. W00, WWJ. dnd KSD. from hestra. Band Woodmansten llm nn tics Drogram Lot Sailors. ) 10 solos Spears Scoteh cor POrts taik 9 T}) 'l.fl l.’ b\l.- casenbie’” Crawford s an Gallaghier's Orehestra. WNAC o SEL YW LWHO WRNY WHN Infa ohbstrs ports recital Castleton \E Ol Wi WesH Armory Tal chimes’ from’ ¢ Cariton radio pro- LLiLWNMA 2 LoWiZ 1P io: soloiste ..... ball” results: *missing SWLW .WBZ ocal saxophone mony eingers p Cluh e Orchestra S i srians: soloists IDNIGHT. | Cineinnati rs A 18 W .WIID WDAF Palm 621 942 I‘!'mmnvm 4 365.6 FINDS BAROMETER GUIDES REGEPTION ¢ A. R. Williams Says Static Most Annoying al Low Pressure. Among the more recent contribu- tions to research into the causes of good and bad radio reception is a study conducted by Alonzo R. Wil- liams of Providence, R. 1., as a result of which the barometric pressure is found'to control the clarity of radio siznals, Engineers associated with the radio vescarch work of the Government have expressed keen interest in the Williams theory and the reports on his tests, conducted over an eight month period, have been added to the i it data assembled in the re- search for the cause of static, weak signals and fadin; In studying radio reception of di tant broadcast programs, Mr. W liams found that from Augi to April, 1926, two particular! esting months, September and Febru- ar; gave n his cue fo signing control of clarity of to the barometer. Barometer Pres September was a * month, while Fe to poor.” The entire pe normal in respect to and -similarly in respect to the baro- metric pressure which was checked below 30.05 for the greater part of the tme, a subnormal average. i Likewise the rise and fall of the| barometer throughout the eight | months proved to he extreme, rapid and almost constant, seldom remain ing steady at any point. With a fall of the harometer to 20. or lower, ac- cording to the tests, there was a fair | to poor reception with static and fad- inz. With the barometer 30.1 or above, there was perfect reception Static Severe in Sudden (lnn"ac. In the latter case, however, noted that if there were drop in barometric pressure ress or a very sudden rise, me particularly severe. ception is noted with the low, a certain and quic harometer can be predicted, according to Mr. Williams, Temperature changes, which were checked daily, gave no clue to the uses of the changes in radio recep. iven the'clear cold night theo. ry, which has been held generally as a guide to good reception, does not hold good if the barometer is below :cording to the tests. nals ure Low. ir to proved 1dio reception was sudden in prog- static be- It fair re- barometer rise in the So great has grown the American trade in Egypt that an American steamship Tine has taken an entire pier at Alexandria for the ex | use of its vessels RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Army Band irom the Sylvan Theater, "WCAP, 7 ‘to 7:30 o'clock. Porters’ 30 to 10 o'clock. Ipana Tmul «Innrs. WCAP and other stations, to 9 o'clock. Pullman WNYC, 8, Band, 8 Overseas night by the Ameri- can Legion, WSB, 9 to 11:45 o'clock. “Mascotte,” by the WEAF Light Opera Co.. WCAP and other stations, 9 to 10 o'clock. WMAQ Players, o'clock. WMAQ, 9 Dance program by the Span- ish Village Band, WCAP, 10 to 12 o'clock. ;*********** “Ra'dio Sets Fixed at Once Our experts fix any set —there's no delay. Low rates for installing aerials, *mtlerflos. etc. :Star Radio Co. * 400 11th s St N.W. * Franklin® 8848 % oooooooooods tester, 0o have vour tubes tested oc- casionally. If they are losing their efficiency you can, i many cases, bring them up again. by having them rejuvenated. A loud speaker of pair of phones which are not conected properly will often go bad because the permanent magnet in them becomes demagnet- ized. In connecting up a loud speaker always be sure to follow out the man- ufacturer’s recommend:ition with re- spect_to proper connection of the de- vice in the circut. 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'We have helped man; peoble in- the last 40 vears. Tel. Lin. 3 Wood's School, 311 Fast Capitol st.. Court F. Wood. L.LM.. Principal. 'AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD, EXPE. rienced instructors: eatisfaction insi white_chauffeurs furnished. _Call u 3 PIANO LESRONS — Summer rate. 3 A e ror s bont method. al| erades. cau bt competent teacher. Address Box 2 office. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. Civil Service Examinations. Patent_Office exam. this month; salary. S1.S60. Special agent exam.._salary, $2.400 1083000, Begin today. Sten. and _typ. exam. in July, speci reparation. Begin today. The Civil Service Preparatory School, s.e. eorner 12th and F n.w. Phone Fr. 2080, HELP—FEMALE. BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR—Experi- enced permanent waver and marceler: also fix fo, work for instruction. Phone Frank- BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR wanted. Avaunts, 2101 P st. n.w. YOUNG MAN, single, experi- ence not necessary, for men’s furnishings; good opportunity and permanent position. Apply King’s Palace. MEN—3, for profitable outside employment. Sales ability de- sirable but not essential. Splen- did co-operation given begin- ners. Full or part time.” Taylor & Co., 302 Hill Bldg., 17th and Eye naw. GIRL. to answer phons and do~general gfice,” work s0f 8 J0 etart. ~Apply B Tea's st 008 B et e o teleplione. switehboard operating. | ~interior | WOMAN. refined. white. to look after youns ladies’ lome for 1 month. Address Box B office. TEL (. LADY for real estate and insurance office” ‘one who hae some knowledge of hookkeeping preferred. | Brodt Realty Co.. 1203 Eye st. n.w YOUNG LADY for stenveraphic office work experience expected. Box 3172 U St. P NG_WOMAN. ammitious. free to leave will be trained for cities and given al opportunity ta erow amickly into executive position. Consiment, fastnful an. plication o duty necessarv. Xo previous business training necessary. Address Box YOUNG WOME night worl and “general and "salary o —Two. neat_appearing, for dining rooni and counter, 4 n.m 1109 Pa. ave. Ak for M n.m = 2 EDUCATED AMBITIOUS WOMEN ED FOR BETTER-PAY POSITIONS. The employment manager of a nationails known corporation. with branch offices throughout the United’ States and three foreign roun tries. will he in Washington Mondav, Tues- day and Wednesday for the purpose of se. Tecting several women of refinement and am- Dition with at least a high school education who ean qualify for work that will pay not Jess than $2.500 per vear. . Previous perience 18 not imporant. as we prefer to take our own material and develop it for our own swork. The matters we stress plearing. pleasant pe ity freedom o extensive travel and. ahove all. the capacity o learn the ambition 10 earn positions “offec dignified. congenial nent connection with prosperous tion. with salary 1o start and in training that insires success. Call in per son. Mise H. M. Trimoe. Hotel Washington Washington. D. €. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday o o i CAPABLE and experienced caleswomen for shoe dept. ; posi- tions are permanent; good sal- aries and commission. Apply supt. office, 4th floor, S. Kann Sons Co. WOMEN PACKERS —white, between the ages of 25 and 33, to work from 6 p.m. to 10 or 11 p.m. Apply employ- ment office, 8th floor, G st. side, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. orzaniza ntensive MAN. “colored, reliable. with truck desires b will do “hauling ‘ot “an ¥ - Weie 5010, A"l & e MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN. experienced, desires empioyment with reputable coprern 1l North 4. 24 PAINTER—Experienced. inside and outside. demires permanent work. Address Box 5 Star_offi g PAINTING AUTOS. houss painting, auto machinist; general all.round man. not afraid of long hours. Call Franklin 6054 or writg 1242 11th st. n.w., local. “worker wishes 'ma'h» firm: some experience: Teliable: commiseion only 0.2 Star office. ener; Nidre thoroughly _compatent . medical ‘and general ex perierce: available immediately. Address Box C. Star_offive you - with eeveral sears salea’” experience on_ the road. position with local firm. "~ Address Box 70°C.” Star office. SITUATIONS—MALE, FE! MAN AND WIFE_ colored. wish DOitiy country; man as handy man_and gardener wife as’cook. Phone North 3419 or call at ";:‘l:‘l Caruline st. n.w. Can give best ref- WANTED—Position _for _recent _Business High School graduates—typists. clerks. book- keepeis and stenographers. Employment De- partment.”" Telephone Main 6000, Branch SITUATIONS—F! DRESSMAKER—Ladies’ and children's gar- reasonable. Phone North 57 H desizner of gowns. wraps. co \u-hm @ few more patrons: any styla dress in 23 hour u-lnsné Eere th nw. “an give Ad- ght_colored. experenced. .in_éxchange for trade. ess Box 1 tar_office. HIGH "SCHOOL GIRL. white reliable uFi capable. wishes place during the day caring for small’ children. ~ Phons Lincoln 102 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT—Useful around Qffice or home typing. Address Box 164°B tiitor or French niehi: typing and work _also: references._Tele. Col. 42 MANICURIST ~ wants yosition i parlor. 1440 R at. n.w. g NANAGEMENT of aparimens. o iogss b7 lady of expericnce and refinement. Address Box 160 - MOTHE et Ko Box 1% NURSE < HELPER colored. 16: will ar- d_home ‘and smail wages Star_office. Address vetired graduate. will taka care of keep house: references. Phone ASSISTANT or_cleaning. JgEvATienceq. recelving " Clicnta: amplain_st. n v, Apt_ SCHOOL GIRL xiehes halt dyr's worlk 10 the_afternaon. 29 P st ne. North K283.J. STATE NORMAL STUDENT. position com_ panion. ‘tutor. plain sewing. rudiments of will travel. Hyattsville BOHR. OGRAPHER-TYPIST — Young lady. i of St Patrick's Academy. wants some’ experience. Phone er- manent col- STENOGRAPHER—Girl just sraduated. knows stenography. tsping and bookkeening ¥IE 1o start for emall salars. Adams WOMAN co 3 colored. wants 8-four day or night 117 4th ét. n.w. Franklin 68991 ¢ SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. ROUGH DRY and flat mark- ers; good wages; a cool place to °H \¥nr WORK of any kind. colored girl. t 2694 work. Manhattan Laundr,\: 1336 Florida ave. YOUNG WOMEN FOR TELEPHONE OPERATING. GOOD SALARY DURING SHORT TRAINING PERIOD. REGULAR AND FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER. PERMANENT POSITIONS. PLEASANT WORK. AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOXEN. APPLY ROOM 1, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC _TELEPHONE COMPANY. SALESEADIES. The Hecht Co. require the services of experienced sales- women who are willing to work part time. An excellent oppor- tunity for former employes to make extra money. Apply employment office, THE HECHT €O, T St. at 7th. HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK and fi Taundry . stax we n.ghis 10_Klingle rc “fam ounz children TEht work. good wages mal some ironing “for nw cmall tamily : best efe.: $10. 815 F ot Y. convenient o, Star office. or meat _ colored and plain cooking family. Apply mornings, e, GENERAL HOUSEWORK. woman. Have good reference. 1333 15th n.w.: w at_once. GIRL, meat. colored. for general housework and “faundry: must stay nights; $10 per week. "Apply, " with reference. 1501 Var- num_st. n.w. GIRL. colored do general housework Nre B, Encland. Lyon village, Va. Hirendon Tareargd Lo -7\ HOUSEKEEPER. zo0d ook, refined. vir 00d " reference. to' take charze of refined omo and 3 ehildren: irl. 7: bov. 6: boy. 4 £ood health: ealars.’ $40° per month: frefer a country Jady“Apely at once. ity “girl:_ general stay nichts 116 B st 240 must kood GERMAN tisework emall 14 for general housework: good pav. Job: one whe is willing o work Appi after 6 hm 27 Buchanan st. n.w. WOM ible. as ook and zeneral house- worker: stay nights: bring references. Eve st. n.w. OMAN. colored, for general hougework in small family in' Chers Chase. Md.: stay nights._Call Cleve. 1837.J. 24¢ WOMAN. coloied, for cookin and first.floor work in country home 30 miles from Wash- ington. ' Two busses a day to and fom Washington. ~Reply. giving reference and salary expected. ress Box 168C, Star WOMAN, colored. settiod: take care two ¢hildren “and general housswork. Clevglend wmum eettled. for general housework prmlculv new bungalow: 2 adults. 3 chil- dren: _references per’_month. uired: $40 Mrs.'Bell. 3520 Quebec st. n.w. Cleve, 574. SITUATIONS—MALE. ARCHITECTURAL, DRAFTSMAN and speci- fication writer. fully experienced in the preparation of plans and actual construction, desires work to ba done at night in ow office: ori ate. Adams 3119-W . Call | Wednesday. " Thursday and Friday. Lincoln 5211—Josephine. 288 COLORED. wants work of aps Wind: hom: Call_Mire W .56 P st n.w. k. private famils or small boarding house: colored girl. 817 Que st. n.w. North 5024 23 90K, Ia dxu or firet-floor work. Apt. m s WORK of any kind. Call Potomar 385 DAY work or general howsework By on~ SE Ty _neR SHay mente 1118 K ... RK by 2 neat colored girie_ Avply Que_st._nw GIRL. experienced. colored. from ® to 1. 1513 10th st GIRL. colored. wanfs place 10 Columbia N ) Tshes positi Fereral Fougéwork: ne laundry: home nign(s dr.v P : 1218, GIRL—Young and neat, reliablé, colo for Jeht worl or vursiak. | 1330 St et nw. ored umu s chamber work. GIRL_ colored. wants goneral housework in Drivate famils: referencn. K0T N st nw GIRL, colored. neat. wishee part-time morn- ing of. evening or day's work. Call Potomac Yo 7 GIRL. reliable colored qurse’ or part time work. 2315 GIRL. tor's wants position as. Phone Potoma~ colored. refined. as maid in store or office: will consider private. Pot. ARL. neai colored. for work T barhelo or eneral housework: references. Prmk“n 133 GIRL. colored. wants job housework. Fr. 2409-J. 1145 17th _st. n.w. GIRL desires part-time or day's work, cooking. Call h 9396-W. 1608 mont GIRL% GIRL nurse or | Dudiey_ e | GIRL colored will do_general housow Call L first- air dryn \'er- two neat_colored position 3 She nurse or cook W STRY wants place n cooking or chambermaid. 3 wants a place as a_maid or will stay or g0 { home_nights 31 240 LAUSDRESS. open LAUNDRESS e elored.ishes Hindle whah to MOTHER' HELPER—Young. neat colored RIn Tram, coUMEy T Stas MIEhis: eIty ixy I.care_of children after- 207 Champlain st. n.w. TIME_WORK_ by “colored ~woman: mornings preferred.North 432 ART TIME work in an ant 004 reference. Weet' 202 or 428 F' st nw. LACE wanted for half-grown girl: nures or‘lelp with housework: no laundry. = Call Potoman 2630 RFLIABLE WHITE WOMAN. wettled. desires posiiion’ a3 a hotskeeper ‘or companion ¢an mive good references. 625 Keefer pl. Call_Adams 316. o VIRGINIA GIRL es i helper: willing to etay_ nizhts North 2679-W or call at 1911 6th et s mother's Phona nw Sth to take home. Call " settled._colored. wants place Aas or housework: ma cookine: star out’ fown prefarred. _Write Theological Seminars. Va WOMAN, colored. reliable, want: ;.(: any kind: references. Susan m-m »m . YOUNG WOMAN. white, wante day's S or housewark: experienced. 424 ’fiu it PERSONAL. SISS_BERG, SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE BY trained nurse and grad. Swedish masseuse. 9 to 5. Ph. Main 8725, 28¢ WALTER ASHBY CAN GET INFORMATION location of_his family by communicating with Langton's Store at_Rosslyn. Va 2 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT: D method. 101 Dist. Nat. Bank 5203-J. Sun. 11 t0'1. Grace Nash, SS ot Pn.C. NG Y TANDSCAPE SERVICE oS AWA}BNDI"IA: care of xarden and for ‘Summe: Founds. C. Contract. Co.. Adams BOOKKEEPER—Experienced, double _entr statements. ete.,_desires permanent emplo; ment. _Address ‘Box 180-C. Star oftice. & BOOKKEEPER. college graduate. married experienced. references, wants po A% Teast consideration. Address" Bon bnc Star_office. BOOKKEEPER. 23, at_present_emi lo aquick and acciirate at figures. desirca co nection with a progressive_concern or_sc- :(al;fln' firm.” " Address "Box 67-C., Star GIRL. experienced, at counter in cafeteria. Goodacre Lunch, 1721 Pa. ave. n.w. GIRL—Experienced counter: knows hiow o make salads: good wages: nio Sunday work. Apply 1600 K n.w. 24° TADY. neat, white, to make doughnuts on large scale with machine: must be an ex- pert_and willing to demonstrate her ability 1234 Mass. ave. n.w. LADY of refinement {0 answer phone and genoral, real estate office work: 0 am. mom- 09_Eye st., Main 2 LADY of ¢ -~ulturs and refinement, with Targe circle of acquaintance, desiring confidential indirect means of income. can make such connection with a well known local real estate development company of the highest standing and inweerity on'a vers agreeable ._Address Box 469-B. Star office. HEAD PORTER. White man to take charge of force of porters in large depart- ment store. Permanent posi- tion. Address Box 147-C, Star | officee _, i il LA\-n —Two. 1o take orders for glectric gewing machines: some experience but not necessary: can make $25 week salary to start. Call 8 to 9:30_a.m. 1112 14th at. n.w. 26° cAufl:x\TEn WORK. by job or "ontrlc! and emall work “given special mangtgm. CHAVFFEUR | Twhite). single, willing o travel; ' experierice on Packard, Cadil- i e e e i o repair work. ~Call Main 42 for references and ap- plicant. 24° CAAUFFEUR__man wiches position for par e 1753 Willard nowe apt: 2. Potomac CHAUFFEUR-BUTLER. German._ wants po- sition 10 private family: experience and ref- erences. Address Hugo Prager, 1515 b ster n.aw. DENTIST ASSISTANT_25 years exnenen.\- registered. _ Franklin 5593, a&_either chauffeur. useman in private family. Tes st. n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted by Phil- ennia_hoy. North 1955. JANlm—Mgdzd man wishes Bositio Pl IPINO, butl o o Yea. "'n'.i Do NURSES WANTED—Female graduate or b i cm.'s:.fi::mcm,m.. il deserloiions Bok 19100 S o care for apartment: references. st. no_children. tomac 251 ‘married mln wants_place JANITOR. &“%. Janitor Y G CITY DESIRES TO PRO- LADY TEAVING STy P 10 fon ith Deapie. fond of animals. ~ Please agdress Box 7 fhce T 'OR — ONE OF - CHOIR, DIRECTOR — ORE, CFuite:poution s choir director in Protestant churcl A b, ess _Box 61.C. Star office. o R ADOPTION _BABY BOY. G SRED: O A Cxoeitont healih. well {rpined: Call 1324 Wailach pl. n.w. s "HERB DOCTOR WILL RELIEVE SWEL Pleate call 1910 Lée's Court, nw. WHOLE HEAD. $10: NO d water = VIOLET i Colored. PR maren, Tor thamboo B xira charge {of $ime. Ronix. 1800 Wyoming = 3 CAT, TREATMENTS, RLECTRIIMNG., e asmage. baking, and parase, rheiimatism. nerv lumbago. Nort S. CONVALESCENTS AND AGED IRTALIRS S o irse in her own home’ ) erounds for recreation. 1833 Kalorama b2 J. CONFIDENTIAL ATLANTIC CITY, N. ‘branch Investizations thers ugh ':;W‘_mmn office. ORD. s Bldg.. agion S SERVICE i S CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE free and_strictly for over 40 years Evidence. I solve vour personal <hitation blems and advise vou ju Shar %o o.” Come. in" and talk it over Phone do. klin _ 6700 for mumroni')" INC.. Transpor Lih and Rteons. o RN VRS, IMER fiOOL FOR C! Sk S 1o B: hot, lanc! vrivate conveniences: fo 7363. Adams 3 IN all_points. Co confidential. We w