Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1928, Page 35

" HIGH POWER WINS CHOICE CHANNELS 53 Stations Given Preferredi " Places on 40 Cleared Wave Lengths at Night. BY MARTIN CODEL. An analysis - of effective November 11, under the com the reassignments, Programs _pre] 5:00—Dinner mu: 6:00—Voters' 6:30—Soconyland 7:00—Musical mi 8 1eady_hi 9:00—ClicauotEsi 9:30—Dance mu: 1.5—WIZ 5:00—Dance, mus! Burns’ Min 30— Musical pr 7.00—Rhyth 7:30—Characteriz: tus 8:30—-Masters' M ber m 3—WO! 491.5—WEAF New York—610 service. erling Singers. t compos THE EVENING e TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1928. pared by the Associated Press. sic. Sketches. niatures. ce music. our. kimos sic (1'2 hours), New York—660 ic. ers. ograms. Ripples. ations. res. i Theater revue. 7:30— 05_Orchest Studio ) features. trels. ers. ' seryice. usi R Newark—7i10 Eveready_hour. Clicquot Eskimos SOUTHERN. 1—WSB_Atlanta—630 imos. orchestra. —WHAS Louisville—930 STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT Scheduled for Eastern standard time. Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on right. NEWYORK AND A'S GAME GOES ONAIR The Evening Star and WRC to Broadcast Play-by-Play Account Today. Station WRC, in conjunction with The Evening Star, will set a precedent in the broadcasting of sport events to- day by giving a play-by-play account )f the ciucial game between the Ath- Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 926 17th st.—National Drug Co. 14th and P sts.—Day Pharmacy. 1135 14th st Marty's Cigar and Magazine Store. 17th and Que sts.—Kenner's Pharmacy. 15th and U sts.—J. S, Clemence. 2901 Georgia ave.—F. E. Lampkin's Phar- macy. 2009 14th st.—Colliffower Art & Gift Co. 3401 14th st.—Bronough's Pharmacy, 14th and Buchanan sts.—Hohberger's Phar- macy. 14th st and Colorado ave.—O'Donnell's Pharmacy 3209 Mount Pleasant st.—Mount Pleasant Cigar and News Shop. 1785 Columbia rd.—United Clgar Agency. 2132 California st.—Colodny Brothers. Wardman Park Pharmacy. N Yo N.Javes and M st.—Sanitery Phar- ary. 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YOUNG MAN for_clericel work: must have cle or small car. Address Box 5:15—Dinner concert. 6.00—Kedden: Enginite Boys. 6:30_The Wise Men. 7:00—Main_street 8:00—Ziguenerweisen 9.00—Darktown Strutters. 10:05—Dance_music. 2 Atlantic City—1,100 15 : dinner music. 45—Plavground highlights; Castillians. 30— Studio_music. 00—Dual Trio. restaurants. schools, hospitals. etc. — You can prepare for one of these big-pay posi- tions in a few months. Liberal pay. quick promotion, fine living and luxurious sur- roundings are a few of the advantages awaiting the trained hotel executive. Reg- stration in national employment bureau ree of extra cost. Evening ciasses now forming. Classes limited: enroll _early. School open 8:30 am. to 9 p.m. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS, Penn. ave. at 23rd st. Tth st. and R 1 ave—J. French Simpson. 11th and M sis.—L._H. Forster's Pharmacy gth and U sts.—M. H_Hunton's Pharmacy. Ga_ave._and Rock Creek Church rd.—Rock Creek Pharmacy. Ga. ave. and Upshur st.—Petworth Phar- macy. 225 Upshur st.—Norton's Pharmacy. 555 Ga. ave —Monck's Pharmacy. 5916 Ga. ave.—Brightwood Pharmacy. 311 Ga. uve.—Fox's Pharmacy. 1905 Mass. ave.—Dupont Pharmacy. 18th and Fla, ave.—Bernstein's Drug Store. GIRT,. cereral_houssworker. good _waser. Smeli farilv. Stay nizhts. References. 3721 Cathedral ave. _ 5 AERLE Uk GIRL living in Va. for part-tims gereral housewerk. Must sfay some nights. T phone_Clarendon 1643 . GIRL. colored. for reneral Housawort st have ‘reference: stay nights. 4024 0th v.W. Musical program 9—WSM Nashville—890 —Voters' seryice. erling Singers. 0—Eveready hour. 10t Eskimos. Dinner music: vocal 251.1—WRVA Richmond—1,18) 8:00—Chimes: band wagon, 11:00—Carry Me Back. letics and the Yankees in New York.| Never before has a Washington station | broadeast a running description of an jut-of-town ball game, excluding the | world series, of course, in which Bucky Harris and his Nationals were not a | participant. Tomorrow’s clash between New York | d_Philadelphia also will be broadcast | YOUNG, MAN, ice station attendant: must know his ness. Apoly 2244 Pa. ave. s.e. T YOUNG MAN. 16 to 18, as junior clerk. | Address Box 138-A._Star office busi- 12¢ rel HOUSEWORKER, exnerienred. colora erence. Applv 4526 Ceorgia ave. n.w for the interference-free superpower stations. Not only are these among the most important broad- casters in their respective communities but they are the stations which are over sually heard most consistently widespread service ranges. The wave lengths they obtained are | the choicest in the broadcast spectrum. More than one station cannot operate | ing the noctur- | Ac- | 2 high-power | on any one of them du: nal hours of clearest ¢ cordingly, only 40 of su stations can be on the air at any one time during the evening hours. How, then, are the others among the 53 accommodated? Thev must share their hours on the channel. Sometimes two stations in the same or nearby cities will divide time and in one case in Chicago, four 5.000-watters must #plit un the night hours. As a general rule, few time divisions were necessi- tated except in the fourth zone of mid- dlewestern States. Good Local Reception. Choice as are these wave lengths, however, the 34 others upon which two, three, four and sometimes even more stations of 250 to 1,000 watts have been placed should furnish excellent local Teception and give those stations a fairly good outside radius. There should be a minimum of interference on such channels, even though they are not cleared, for the reason that the sta- tions on them generally are spaced far enough apart geographically to pre- clude heterodyvne whistles and howls. On the other channels too much can- not be expected. although the handful, upon each of which 20 to 40 strictly local stations have been placed, should not give a great amount of trouble by reason of the low powers used. The worst “heterodyne belt” on any receiv- ing dial should be the band of four frequencies at the extreme lower end of the spectrum, upon which superpower stations will be permitted to operate re- gardless of interference. Many sets cannot tune down below 205 meters, ‘where these stations will operate. Few broadcasting stations on either the high power, the regional or the loca! channels will remain on their present assignments. There are scattered in- stances like WMAQ, WGN, WCFL, WBBM-WJBT, and WLS, Chicago; KPSN, Pasadena; WEEI Boston;WTAG, ‘Worcester; KSD, St. Louis; WOW, Omaha; WPG, Atlantic City; WOR, Newark; WKEN, Buffalo, and a few others. In many cases the shifts are only matters of 10 to 30 kilocycles. Most stations, however, must make more drastic changes, assuring the listen- ing public that new dialing habits will have to be formed. Review of the List. Following is a complete list of the full-time assignments on the 40 cleared channels, the “plum” wave lengths of radio; stations authorized to use these waves during daylight hours only are not included, .but time divisions, new power assignments and station consoli- dations are indicated: 640 kilocycles (468.5 meters)—KFI, Los Angeles, 5000 watts: construction permit to build 50,000-watt transmitter. 650 kilocycles (461.3 meters)—WSM, Nashville, 5,000 watts; construction per- mit for 50,000. 660 kilocycles (454.3 meters) —WEATF, New York, 50,000 watts. 670 kilocycles (447.5 meters) —WMAQ, Chicago, 5,000 watts. 680 _kilocycles (440.9 meters)—KPO, San Francisco, 5,000 watts. 700 kilocycles (428.3 meters) —WLW- WSAI, Cincinnati, 5000 watts. 710 kilocycles (422.3 meters) —WOR, Newark, 5,000 watts. 720 kilocycles (416.4 meters) —WGN- WLBI-WTAS, Chicago (to consolidate), 15.000 watts. 740 kilocycles (4052 meters)—WSB, Atlanta, 1,000 watts; construction per- mit for 5,000. 750 kilocycles (399.8 meters) —WJR- 'WCX, Pontiac, Mich., 5,000 watts. 760 kilocycles (394.5 meters)—WJZ, New York, 30,000 watts. 770 kilocycles (389.4 meters) —WBBM- ‘WJBT, Chicago (to consolidate), 10,000 ‘watts. 790 kilocycles (379.5 meters)—KGO, Oakland, Calif., 10,000 watts. Must Divide Time. 800 kilocycles (374.8 meters) —WBAP, Fort Worth, Tex., 5,000 watts: construc- tion permit for 50,000: to divide time with KTHS, Hot Springs, Ark., 5000 watts. 810 kilocycles (370.2 meters) —WCCO, Minneapolis, 10,000 watts. 820 kilocycles (365.6 meters) —WWJ, Detroit, 1,000 watts. 830 kilocycles (361.2 meters)—KOA, Denver, 12,500 watts. 850 kilocycles (352.7 meters) —WWL, New Orleans, 5,000 watts; to divide time with KWKH, Shreveport, construction permit for 5,000 watts. 860 kilocycles (348.6 meters)—WABC- WBDQ, New York, 5,000 watts. 870 kilocycles (344.6 meters) —WLS, Chicago, 5.000 watts; to divide time with WENR, Chicago, 5,000 watts. 970 kilocycles (309.1 meters)—KJR, Beattle, 5,000 watts. 980 kilocycles (305.9 meters)—KDKA, Pittsburgh, 50,000 watts. 990 kilocycles (302.8 meters)—WBZ, Springfield, Mass., 15,000 watts; divide time with WBZA, Boston, watts. ception. 1,000 kilocycles (299.8 meters) —KYW- (to consoli- KFKX-WEBH, Chicago date), 5,000 watts. 1,020 kilocycles WHAS, Louisville, 5,000 struction permit for 10,000; watts; con- coperation of 0 500 (2939 meters)— to_divide 00— Musical Muids. 30— Dance music. 285.5—WBAL Baltimore—1,050 4:00—Salon music, #:30—Dinner music. 7:30—Soprano_and piano. 8:00—WBAL Ensemble. 830 Masters’ Minstr 9.00—The Marylander: 508.2—WEET Boston—390 Big Brother Club: piano. ; the Pilgrims. 00—Clicauot Eskimos. 463.1—WNAC Boston—650 Juvenile Smilers. al program ABC programs (2 hours). GR Buffalo—990 30—Orches 00— Voter: 00—Music m| 30 _WEAF programs (2 hours). 30—Studio program. 15.1—WMAK Buffalo—350 5:30—Orchestra 30—Recital: Dorothy. 00—Musical program. 00—WABC programs. 5.4—WTIC Hartford—560 Voters' service: Soconyland. Miniatures: Singers. Banjo Family. Musical program Eskimos: theater organ. 209.1—WABC New York—9 00—Orchestras. 00—Featurc. 30—Cellar Knights. 00—La Palina hour. 00—Show Boat. 10:00—Sones; darice musie. 105.2—WFI-WLIT Philadelphia—340 6:00—Voters' service. 7:00—Miniatures: Singers. 8:00—Eveready hour. 9:00Clicquot_Eskimos. 9:30—Dance music. 315.6—KDKA Pittsbursh—950 Concert KDKA ensemble —Rhythmic Ripples. 0_Characterizations. 0—Minstrels. ce: Soconyland. | | | 183.6—WJIAR Providence—620 6:00—Voters' service. 6.30—Soconyland sketches. 7:00—Talk; musical program. 7:30—Seiberling Singers. 8:00—Eveready_hour. 9:00—Cliccuot Eskimos. 260.3--WCAU Philadelphia—1,150 5:30—Orchestras: Shellenburg program. 7:00—Reed Birds: variety. 8:00—WABC programs (2 hours). 10:05—Pance music. 280.2—WHAM Rochester—1,030 7:00—Trio: WHAM Players. 8:00—Musical journeys. 8:30—Minstrels. 9:30—Organ recital. 10:00—Midshipmen. 5—WGY Schenectady—790 5:30—Dinner music. 6:00—Voters' service; Soconyland. 7:00—WGY agriculture program. 7:30—Seiberling Singers. 8:00—Eveready_hour. 9:00—Clicouot Eskimos. 9:30—Dance music. 333.1—WRZ Springfield—000 5:30—Orchestras: Memories. 7:00—Musical prosram. 7:30—Concert band. 8:00—Tone pictures. 8:30—Minstrels. 9:00—Concert. 516.9—WTAG Worcester—380 6:00—Voters' service. 6:30—Soconylend. 7:00—Studio program. 7:30—Seiberling Singers. 5:00—Orchesura. 9:00—Clicuuot Eskimos 434.5—CFCA Toronto—690 7:30—Merry Ramblers. 8:00_Musical_prosram. | with WPTF, Raleigh, 5,000 watts; con- scruction permit_tor 10,000. 1,000 kilocycles (2751 meters)— | KMOX, St. Louis, 5,000 watts. 171,100 kilocycles (2726 meters) — { WPG, Atlantic City, 5000 watts. To I yield hours of 6 to 8 pm. to WLW, | New York City. 1,110 _kilocycles (270.1 meters)— WRVA, Richmond, Va., 5,000 watts. | 71,130’ kilocycles (265.3 meters)—KSL, | Salt Lake City, 5,000 watts. To divide | some time with KFKB, Milford, Kans., 5,000 watts. 1,140 kilocycles (263 meters)—WAPI, Auburn, Ala, 5000 watts. To divide time with WJAX, Jacksonville, Fla., 11,000 watts. 1150 kilocycles (2607 meters)— WHAM, Rochester, N. Y., 5,000 watts. Four-Way Division. kilocycles (258.5 meters)— Four-way division of time among WMBI, Chicago; WCBD, Zion, IIL; WOWO, Fort Wayne, Ind.,, and KTNT, Muscatine, Iowa, each 5,000 watts. 1,110 kilocycles (270.1 meters)— WRVA, Richmond, Va., 5,000 watts. 1,130 kilocycles (2653 ~meters)— KSL, Salt Lake City, 5000 watts. To divide some time with KFKB, Milford, Kans., 5,000 watts. 1,140 kilocycles (263 meters)—WAPI, | Auburn, Ala.. 5,000 watts. To divide time with WJAX, Jacksonvile, Fla. 1,000 watts. 1,150 kilocycles (260.7 meters)— WHAM, Rochester, N. Y., 5,000 watts. 1,160 kilocycles (258.5 meters)—Four= way division of time among WMBI, Chicago; WCBD, Zion, Il.. WOWO, Fort Wayne, Ind, and KTNT, Musca~ tine, Towa, each 5,000 watts. 1,170 kilocycles (256.3 meters)— WCAU, Philadelphia, 5,000 watts. 1,180 kilocycles (254.1 meters) —KEX, Portland, Oreg., 2,500 watts. To divide time with KOB, State College, N. Mex., 5,000 watts. 1,190 kilocycles (252 meters) —WRR, Dallas, 5,000 watts To _divide time with WOAI, San Antonio, 5,000 watts, On four other high-power channels at the extreme lower end of the broad- casting band the commission will per- mit the following to operate, regardless of inevitable heterodyne interference: 1,460 kilocycles 1,160 | (205.4 _meters)— ! CENTRAL —KYW Chicago—530 9:20—Great composers. 10:00—Slumber music. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—300 hestra: aviation. 0 Mell ana Deil. Gondolyrics Masters’ Minstrels. Crosiey Cossacks dance (212 hours), AL Cincinnati—830 ters' service. ety Club, erling Singers Eveready_hour: Eskimos. Musical Bouatet. Dance music (2 hours). 399.5—WTAM Cleveland—350 00—Dinner_concert 00— Sunshine: Seiberling § hour Eskimos ngers. Dance 410.9—WCX-WIR Detrott—080 0—Vocal and features. Rhythmic Ripples. 3 clerizations. and Bils; minstrels. Clgar Girls, House partv: dance music 0—Red Apple Club 352.3—WWJ_ Detroit—850 6:00—Dinner concert 0—Seiberil 5:00—Evereeds hour 9:00—Clicauot Eskimos. 9350 —Dance orchesias (112 hours). LocalRadio Entertainment Tuesday, September 11, 1928 A—Washington Navy Yard (434. Meters—690 Kilocyeles). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55 p.m.—Arlington time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WRHF—American Broadcasting Co. (322.4 Meters—930 Kilocycles). 5:15 p.m.—Colonial musical. 5:45 pm.—The Town Crier. 6 to 7 p.m.—Dinner concert. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.—Musical clock. 10 a.m—Household talk by Gladys ‘Young. 10:30 a.m.—Advertisers’ period. 11 a.m.—Lost and found. 11:10 a.m.—Household economy pe- riod. WMAL — Washington Radio Forum (241.8 Meters—1,240 Kilocycles). 6:55 p.m.—Thirty Club, conducted by A. Cloy All. 7:15 p.m.—Brockway Dance Band. 7:45 p.m.—“Tobacco Money,” by W. B. Posey, University of Maryland. 8 p.m.—Correct time. $:01 p.m.—Program by the Institute of Musical Art. 9 p.m.—Hawailan Melody Boys. 9:30 p.m—Scotch songs by Duncan C. Thompson. 9:45 p.m.—Charles B. Moore, basso. 10 p.m.—Jimmy Harveson, pianist. 10:15 p.m.—News flashes. 10:30 to 11:30 p.m.—Radio Movie Club, featuring Sam Rubin and his “Palace Cang.” WRC—National Broadcasting Co. (468.5 Meters—640 Kilocycles). 2:15 p.m.—Play-by-play account of the New York-Philadelphia game, broadeast by Thornton Fisher from the | studio of The Star. 4 p.m.—Clover Club Trio and Torro and Biviano. 4:30 p.m.—Jolly Bill and Jane. 5 p.m.—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 5 p.m.—Motion Picture Guide. :58 p.m.—Base ball scores, courtesy g{ Associated Press and The Evening ar. 6 p.m.—Voters' Service—“Republican Point of View,” by Fred S. Purnell of Indiana; “Democratic Point of View,” by ‘Huston Thompson, Federal Trade ‘Commission. 6:30 p.m.—Venus Orchestra. p.m.—Musical Miniatures. :30 p.m.—Seiberling Singers. .m.—Eveready Hour. m.—Clicquot Eskimos. 11 p.m.—Weather forecast. 11 to 12 p.m.—Madrillon and Spanish | village Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. Tower health exercises. a.m.—Parnassus Trio. to 7:50 a.m.—Cheerio. a.m.—Parnassus Trio. a.m.—Radio Household Insti- 5 :30 a.m —Studio program. 1 am.—Organ recital. 5 am—Palais d'Or Orchestra. 5 p.m.—Studio program. 1 p.m.—Mayflower Orchestra. 2 p.m.—Parnassus Trio. 2:15 p.m.—Play-by-play account of the New York-Philadelphia base ball game, broadcast by Thornton Fisher from the studio of The Star. 5 by WRC. Arrangements to broadcast .nese games were made because of the zreat nterest in the American League Dennant race. WRC has scheduled to start the broadcast at 2:15 o'clock ecach day. Thornton Fisher, who has given WRC iisteners a verbal picture of all away- from-home games of the Nationals for the last two years, will b2 at the micro- phone for the two-game series in New York. The Seiberling Singers are back, and with Ohman and Arden, famous Broad- way two-piano team, will be featured in the weekly Seiberling program to- night through WRC and its associated stations. ‘The popular quartet will open he program with “Gondolieri,” from Ethelbert Nevin's famous suite, “A Day in Venice.” The singing violins and the salon orchestra also will take a major part in the broadcast. The for- mer will | lay Moszkowski's “Serenade,” while the orchestra’s piece de resis- tance will be Tschaikowsky's “Sleeping Beauty Waltz.” Weyland Echols, prominent American tenor, will be the featured artist in the Eveready Hour. Nat Shilkret's salon orchestra will be co-starred with the singer. The musical miniature period again will be devoted to Holland. Yan Van Bommel, the same artist who sang in the former program of the Netherlands, will be featured. He has prepared, however, an entirely different line-up of numbers for the vocal and instrumental presentations. WMAL's chief attraction tonight will be the weekly Radio Movie Club presen- tation, featuring Sam Rubin and his “gang” of entertainers from the Palace Theater. The other musical features include a dance program by the Brock- way Band, and an hour’s concert by the Institute of Musical Art. WRC MOVES DOWN IN REALLOCATION Station’s Activity Not to Be Cut, However—WRHF Reassigned. Station WRC will be moved down the broadcasting channel from 468.5 to 315.6 meters under the Federal Radio Com- mission’s new allocation plan announced today. The station’s period of activity, however, is not to be curtailed in any way and it will be allowed to continue the use of 500 watts power. The changes in wave assignments also affect Washington’s other three active broadcasters — WMAL, WTFF and WRHF. WMAL is affected to a greater extent than the other two. Although its wave channel is to be raised from 242.2 to 475.9 meters, its power is to be reduced from 500 to 250 watts and it will be forced to divide time with WDEL, a 250-watt station in Wilmington, Del. WRHF is to lose its choice 322.4 meter channel and will use the 236.1 meter band. The commission also has decreed that it shall continue as a daytime sta- tion only, signing off at 7 o'clock every evening. WTFF is allocated to Virginia, and it has been assigned one of the wave chan- nels reserved for that State—205.4 me- ters. This is slightly higher than the station’s present wave band of 202.8 meters. Seen as Aid to Fans. WTFF’s transmitter is now located at Mount Vernon Hills, in Fairfax County. Its local studio is to be moved into the State, thereby reducing Wash- ington’s quota of stations from four to eight. This station also is to be re- quired to share time on the air with an out-of-town station, KSTP, a 5,000~ watter in St. Paul, Minn. The new wave assignments are de- signed to improve reception condition, but whether it has this effect in Wash- ington remains to be seen. Attaches of the Radio Commission said that when the change becomes effective, November 11, Washington listeners with first- class receiving sets should have no diffi- culty in tuning in approximately 30 high-powered out-of-town stations and about 15 with power ranging from 230 to 500 watts. ‘While apparently not pleased with WRC's new wave assignment, Ralph Edmunds, manager of the station, an- nounced that he would not comment on the char~> until it is determined, after an experimental period, how the sta- tion’s signals reach out on the 315.6- meter channel. Reports from listeners as to .cception, he indicated, will de- termine the policy to be followed. | Fla. ave. and 1st st.—N. Reiskin. _ North Capitol st. and R. I ave.—Parker's Pharmacy. 1722 Pa. ave.—J. Louts Krick. 2134 New York ave.—Riverside Pharmacy. 215t and G sts.—Quigley's Pharmacy. 25th and Pa. ove.—Herbst's Pharmacy. 1315 Conn. ave.—Joll's Newsstand. 3532 Conn. ave.—Monterey Pharmacy. 5500 Conn. ave.—Circle Contectionery Store. Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.—Harry C. Taft 4231 Wisconsin ave.—Morgan Bros. Trkoma _Park, 350 Cedar st.—Mattingly Bros.’ Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. Pharmacy. Brace's Pharmacy. E s Poarmacy. 355 Wisconsin ave —Donahue's Pharmacy NORTHEAST, 4th and A sts —Home Drug_Store. 907 H st.—Garren's Music _Store. Tth st_and Md. ave.—Louis F. Bradley. 12¢h and Md - ave—Louis Sacks, North Capito! and Eve—Kenealy's Pharmacy. 326 East Capitol st.—Estlow & Tate Phar- mac; Fast Cap. and 8th sts.—Blelouss Pharmacy. 13th and East Cap. sts.—Lincoln Park Phar- macy 20th and R. L ave.—Coliins’ Brookland Pharmacy. Pharmacy. Woodridee 3500 12th- st. land 4th st. and R. L ave.—John G. Bigss' Phar- macy. 4421 Sheriff rd. n.e., Deanwood. D. C.—Sani- tary Drug Store. SOUTHEAST. O'Donnell’s Drug Store. P. Weller's Pharmacy. ealey’s Pharmacy. 1997 Nichols Anacostia—Healy's Drug Store. SOUTHWEST. 10th st. and Va. ave.—Herbert's Pharmacy. 7th and D sts.—Laniz's Drug Store. 412 and L sts.—Columbia Pharmacy. Brook- 3rd and Pa. wv Bih and Eye st; {1ith 'st. and Pa. i i STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. Ali advertisements for The Evening Star must be in The Star office or one of The Star branch offices by 11 pm. the DAY | BEFORE ISSUE. with the following " excep- ons: Lost and Found. Death Notices. Advertisements under the above classifica- tlons will be accepted at The Star office, 11th st. and Pa. ave, until 12 noon day of issue. except Saturdays and Legal Holidays. when the closing time is 10:20 am. _All adver- tisements for The Sunday Star must be re- ceived at The Star office by 5:30 p.m. Sat- urday or at any of The Star branch offices by 430 p.m. Saturday. CASH WITH ORDER is required for all advertisements from transient advertisers. LOCAL RATES. 3-line minimum 1 time. 20c per line 2 times, 19 per line. 3 times, 18c rer line 7 *:mes’ consecutively. 17c per line, Advertisements under Personal additional. RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILE RADIUS OF WASHINGTON. 4-line_ mintmum. 1 time, 23¢ per lin®. 3 tim.s, 20c per I 7 times. 19¢ per ‘ine. 14 times or more. I8¢ per line. Advertisements under Personal, Jc per line additional Transient classified advertisements for the | Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will | be received over the Business Counter of The | Star at regular rates HELP—MALE. A YOUNG _MAN, high school wraduate. ambitious: to start at the bottom in one of the largest real estate offices in the city. Address Box 99-A, Star office. AUTO PARTS MAN. capable of managing large distribution parts dept.: none but ex- erienced need apply. Address Box 344-A.' Star_office. BOY. white, wanted as assistant in lamp shade factory. 307 7th st. s.W. BOY or young man, white, intelli T Teferences. 401 7th st. n.w. BOY to attend newsstand. permanent po. sition, in Government_building: must have references. Apply Newsstand, Veterans' A R R e . CHAUFFEUR-HELPER. colored. for furni- ture moving van; must be' experienced | loader; D. C. permit required: 7 am. to 5:30 pam.:_start $18 per week. 418 10 v COLLECTOR, experienced, with car, mar ried: unususl opportunity for right’ party Appiy 621 Tth n.w. DOORMAN. colored: Totel experience: over § 4L 7 in ‘See head bellman. Burlington otel. DRIVERS, experienced for furni- ture trucks. and good references. Tth and H. S FANCY PRESSER. experienced pleaters on silks: good salaries. c per line colored, Musi have permit National Furniture Co., ‘experienced See M- Bergmann's Cleaners and Dyers. e H way, Rosslyn, Va. FLOOR_CENSORS. exverienced. for dancing. Apply J.'W. Wood, King Pin Bowling Alley. 3330 14th st. n.w. R FURNITURE FINISHER—Only those with years of experience need apply. National Furniture Co.. 7th and H. ST GROCERY CLERK, experience: hard worker._Eagle Meat_Market, 3353 M st. n.w. GROCERY CLERK with experience and personality. Apply McGivern's Market, Chevy Chase. Phone Clev. 5264 after 6 p.m. HELPER, ice cresm dept. white man. Stohiman's, 1254 Wisconsin ave. ____* MAN about 35 vears old as plant clerk: mod- erate salary to start. Address Box 180-A. L R S R MACHINIST, experienced: must have know edge of air compressor: Ingersol Rand: goo pay, steady job. Apply between 3 and 4 p.m. or 6 to 7:30 p.m.. ask for Mr. Solomon, Eommodore Hotel, North Cepitol and F sts. MAN__$25 per week and liberal commission to start: permanent position. rapid advance- ment if you qualify; average 340 to $75 per 1 unnecessary. as we teach 216 Insurance Blds., MAN, experienced. to drive truck and motor cycle’ for wholesale house: must be familiar With Washington: city references reauired. Apply between 10:30 and 12 at Southern Wholesalers, Inc., 1619 L st. n.w. MAN, whitei some experience in ter and plastering_ work for general repair around buildings: steady work by the vear: £100 mouth._ Addrese Box 383-A. Star_ofiice. MEN. also night studenis: outside sales work: experience mot necessary: 525 and gommission. Apply 719 Metropolitan Bank . | MEN—We have an exceptional opportunity for men, who are not afraid to put in 8 hours of hard work. Earning that will ex- ceed your fondest expect.: no experience necessary. Apply 9 a.m. prompt, Sales Man- ager, 819 Upshur st. n.w. ) MEN—We need four automobilc_salesmen who are not afraid to work and make money. _If this applies to you, call Col. 3633. Mt. .leasant Motor Co., 2424 18th st. n. MEN--National organization wants 4 Cath- olic men; starting a new campaign: can ake $30 a week o start: city or road. Call % to 10, 5 to 6. 1210 People’s Life Iusurance \Building, 14th and H n.w. | 000 THE object of this advertisement is to get in touch with a particular type of man. for | the purpose of discussing his future as con- nected with 'our_organization, the largest credit adiusting company in America. The individual ‘we soek is of mature age. has thoroughly sold himself to himself, can meet. the public and teil the truth convine- Ingly, he 1 probably a family man end res dent of the District looking up a chance to Couple his abilities with a progressive organ- {zation in a way that will take care of his fiture in a substantial manner. 1 you ars the man we are looking for write me a letter and tell me why you thint so and if T ngree with you an interview will be are rapged. H._Stanley, DIv. M: Life Bldg.. Vermont ave. ‘at L.” INSURANCE MEN! MANAGER for monthly payment, full cov- erage aceident-heaith policies with natural Geath benefit: also $5. $10, 15 limited poli- wo milliar. dollar comprny: top-notch © ‘immediately. Bankers In- ance Co.. Newark. N. J. SECURITY SALESMAN. Hich srade: nis an opportunity for lifetime occupation; information siven treat- ed in confidence: ‘give phone number for f immediate interview ddress Box 6-B. Star office WANTED — Twenty-five men | who know city to drive cabs. Apply Mr. Ryan, Black and White and Yellow Cab Co., 1240 24th st. n.w. § B ) CORNICE WORKER. _and outside work: also tinner for repair Work. George W. Barghausen, 1126 Sth st. " R A CAN EARN™$3 AN HOUR —selling Xmas cards The most beautiful iine in America and we pay unusually large commissions: cards sell on sight We de- fiver and collect ~Call i person or write Sample book free _Open evenings for your convenience Process Engraving Co.. 1187 Bldz.. 14th and F_st: MEN Can use two for pleasant work. minimum earning $30 per week: position offers per manency and_chance for advancement. Ap- ply 1406 G st. Room 316. 05 o LI NOT WORKING. Do you want to work? Are vou interested in $35 a week? Will you work? If so, report to Mr. Sinclair between 10 and 12 a.m., Chestnut Farms Dairy, 26th and Pa. ave,, Room 217. MED Capable, to make REAL money selling JEWELRY on easy terms; experience not absolute- ly necessary. SEE MR. BLUM. between 9 and 10 am., 4 and § p.m. CASTLET JEWELR 1004 1 RIER — IRIENCE RG €O W. ROUGHLY IN ALL REPAIR ’ THE YMENT Y C O WA NCED SHOE FOR PART- PPLY EM- from 8 to Al | SIE THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT drawing, large studios offer practical spare- time training; will interview only those who desire to make Commercial art a profession. Address Box 189-A. Star_office. AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN- Quire aboit our new method: licensed white men:_established 10 vears. _Call Lin. 82, IHE FIRST WEEK. This is the first week of our Fall term, the session having begun last night. The classes are held every Monday. Wednesday and Friday rights from 7 to 9 o'clock, with laboratory and snop work on Tuesday nights ~ The students enrolling now wiil complete the full course in radio operating. laboratory and shop instruction and junior engineering by the latter part of June, mak- ing a 10-month course. The tuition charge is very reasonable and our weekly terms of payment within the reach of those earning orly a small salary. Here is a splendid op- port ty for young men with pep and a desire to better their condition. All_of our graduates finishing the course in cember have been engaged to fill good posi- tions and the field is growing all the time, the demand being greater than we can meet. Now why not take advantage of this great opportunity? It costs so little, the hours are convenient and we always place our graduates to advantage. ‘ I'HE A FEW OF GOOD POSITIONS Ship Radio Operators 100 to 3200 & month and all living expenses. Private Yacht Operators. £150 to $200 a month and all living expenses. Land Station Operators. $150 to $200 a month. Broadcast Operators. 150 to $300 a month. Airways Stations. 31800 to £2.800 & vear. . S. Radio Inspector. $2.600 to $3,600 a year. Asst. U.S. R Inspectors. . S. Radio . 52000 to, 52400 a vear. U. S. Radio Supervisors. $3.800 to $5.200 & year. Radio Laboratory and Experimental Work. 250 to $100 a_week. Locating Oil By Radio. $130 to $300 a month and all living expenses. Radio Repair Men. e 550 to $100 A week. U. S. Coast Guard Operators. 360 to $126 a month, expenses and $1.95 a day_ subsistence when on shore duty.. . S. Coast Guard Electrician. £270 a_month, expenses and $195 a day subsistence when on_ shore. ‘Thero are many other kinds of positions in radio work. but the above will give you & pretty good ldea of the openings within your reach. The salaries of radio engineers run 510,000 to $20,000 and even higher. Catalog on request. LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE, Government Licensed Technical % and Training Station, 405 9th St. * Main 7839. ___ BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. PREPARE FOR SEPTEMBER _AND OC- tober civil service exams. ~THE CIVIL SEZRVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. s.e. cor. 12th and P nw. Pr. 2080. = D FEMALE. Iso seamstress. Cash N. Henry st.. Alex- -MALE PRESSE] Tas & Carry Cleaners, 103 andria.”Va. AGENTS—Sell our beautiful $1 box assort- 1 ds; 50% commission. H APPRENTICE_wanted to learn beauty cul- ture; high _chool graduate preferred. 1317 BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER for bulld- er's office; salary $35 per week: state age and experience. Address Box 463-A. Siar office 3 SMAN S FURNISHINGS. We've a splendid opportunity to offer a bright, energetic young man in our men's furnishings dept.; one with experience pre- ferred, but not essential. Per- manent position. Address Box 24-B, Star office, stating full particulars FLOOR MANAGER. An F st. specialty store re- quires the services of an experi- enced floor ‘manager, one who knows how to meet the public graciously and understands how to direct a corps of workers; prefer man of 35 or over. Ap- ply by letter, giving experience, age and salary expected. Ad- dress Box 21-B, Star office. GIRL. experienced, for soda fountain. Must be neat. Apply Natt's Cigar Store, 7th & Pa. ave. n.w. s GIRL for office work. _Prefe has had experience in credit clothi Apply at_once, 729 Tth_st. n.W. GIRLS—Extra girls wanted f Saturdays. Must be 18 or over. Apply F. W. Wool- worth_Co., 3135 M st. n.w. LADY. as cashier-bookkeeper for store, office, lower Pa. ave Reply in own handwritini giving age. experience and salary expected. ‘Address Box 16-B, Star office. 12% LADIES, 2.~ young. one_who ng store. for work connection drug and department stores. Good Day, short hours. O. M. Addison, Hotel Annap- olis. call Wednesday 10 to i1 _only. _ * HOUSEKFEPER — Young _or _middle-ated woman desiring permanent homs. capable taking charge caring for 2 school children, will he treated as one of family. Moderi suburban home. _State salary expected dres- Box 1-B. Star office. _ HOUSEKEEPER, _reliable. “colored aged. to take charge of home children while mother works. home and, good wages for right party. Bradley 138 _after 7 p.m. & = MAID. colored. for weneral homsework: $10 Teferénce needed. 1340 Ingraham Ad- o and two Permarsnt Call NURSE. evperienced. colored. for child of 4. Must do some other work. References. required. _Clev. 5379. WOMAN, worker: wood _cook and general house- must stay_niehts and have eity reference. ply before 6 p.m. in store. 1223 Conn. ave. _ o WOMAN. white. reliable. care nome and 2 d 6 vears' mother embloved: ne. 4018 Tilinols ave. n.w. WOMAN. capable. to take care of 4-vear-old { child and must be a zood cook: excellent pav for the rieht woman. Call ~fter 7 o'clock at 2032 Belmont rd.. Ay 2 ‘WOMAN. experienceu. 1 lorec for cooking and nousework: family of two: stay nights: reference. 1921 Eve st. n.w. _* WOMAN. colored. middle-aged. for cooking and general housework: small family. 121 nd st me. - <3 s WOMAN. colored, competent, for €ooking an: first-floor work. _References. Cleveland 2817. WOMAN, colored, for general nousework and cooking;: reference. 2015 Allen pl. n.w., off 20th_st. near Biltmore. SR WOMAN. colored: good bread and pastry cook: bring reference. 1504 A st. n.e. 13 SITUATION—MALE. s ACCQUNTANT — Senior. thoroughly experi- enced in_ public practice. desires position. Address Box 350-A. Star office. e AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTOR. experienced, desires employment; white: age 22. refer ences._Address Box 4 star office. _* _ CARPENTERJobbing: moderate prices oii bullding, inclosing porches, additions and general carpentering. _Adams 2: CARPENTER—If you nee real not afraid of work. answer this. around job preferred: reasonable s Address Box 413-A. Star office. CHAUFFEUR, colored; refe: mNmav____ CHAUFFEUR, colored, experienced. position in private flmfl’. Call 6242-W_before 12 noon. CHAUFFEUR. colored vrivate family or commerci coln_4458-. FRENCH CHAUFFEUR. 24 years old: speax ERENGE Chow | Washinsion: teferenre Michel. 918 M st. n. r’“‘ E JOBBING CARPENTER. contractor: Frenc i d refinishing: flooring 1aid. A e Phone Atlantic 1893 17 fice work or pri- 17 407" o clock: (Sail alary. 13° wishes North wants position with nercial. " Phone Lin- MAN, neat, colored, vate 'family: hours, Potomac 3096. e, —ereed and MANAGER. radio store. experienced an able to produce; now emploved. desires posi: tion anager of radio sior - me “A"d‘gres'Lan 417-A, Star_office. _* PHARMACIST, registered. thoroughly expe- Tenced. reliable: am empioved but desire to make a change: best reference. Address Box 2-B. Star office 12¢ Arioniog na entare nishin lab. or shop. Address Box 263-A. SALESMAN and cellector., fgnllon with clothing store. - offic Hoiceie 13 SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER open to po- sition Sept. 15; several years’ any reasonable offer considere Teferences from present emplover. Star office.__ P ok STEWARD, hotel or club, with ability to manage dining room: long years experi- ence: best of references. Address Box Star’ off 5 i You MAN, colored. desires position Darber. experienced. or _elevator operator. Pmmediately. | Cail or write, 116 C : SITUATION—FEMALE. 3 1 ed, desires position A ibbut & hours datly. Address Box Star office. BOOKKEEPING, Houtl Gpened, closed, balanc 'Address Box 3 lr‘rfilz*fi age 22.‘?;'?0&-: osition _in 3 Box star offce. expericnced. wants g Address“n'ox Address 11 Tequir- 4218, as_desired; DOOKS ; competent. reason- re 388-A, Star ofce. _ * COMPTOMETER 'OPERATOR. asst. bool Kecper, 5 vears' experience, Wishes perm nent position immediately. Reference. Ad. dress Box 416- L S | CCOMPANION-SECRETARY, refined, exper cnced. traveled. middie-aged: excellent ref- erences. Address Box 9-B. Star office. _* COMPANION-NURSE wants situatio: per_week. 124' E st. n. b DRESSMAKING and plain sewing: home or out. Write Forestville, Box 15, Upper Mail- Borop MBS - o 3 LADY, refined, desires home comforts with {ist compensation for companionship to laly iving_alone. _Adams 8357-W. . MAID, white, experienced, for night worl in hoiel. "Apply the Lee House, iSth & d MISSIONARY, returning _ Mediterranean, would be chaperone or traveling companion. 233 Norland ave., Chambersburg. P: PRACTICAL Nul}sh:“'wmia h children; stay nights; mu. SALESLADIES—$25 per week and liberal commission to start: permanent Dosition: pleasant. dignified work: earn $30 to $50 Bt s e IR S ow. Cal B Tl iiags ~ " T e SEVERAL STENOGRAPHERS and addressers with references who ~will take desirable apartment at place of employment: OppOr- tunity for couples where one party is em- ploved elsewtere ~ Address Box 290-A. Star by e % .~ Give experience an T Gesired: " Address Box 430-A, Star ofice ® o care for two WANTED—AGENTS. §75 WEEKLY—Man or ‘woman wanted w ambition and industry to distribute Raw- leigh’s household products to steady users. Fine openings near you. We train and help you so you can make up to $100 a_week or more. No experience necessary. Pleasant, profitable. dignified work Write today. W T. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. DC 253, Freeport, Ill. * WANTED—SALESMEN. MEN—3. with ability to call on the business people of Washington, with the new Century Dictionary; each_sale nets you $6.35: good men can ‘make $50.00 to $75.00 a week. Ap- ply 908 G st. n.w. room 120; ask for Mr. Daniels. 8 to 9:30. 3 to 5. SALESMAN— The A. W. Shaw Co._(a $1,000.- organization), publishers of System and the Magazine of Business, is marketing marvelous new service speciality for retail- ers and manufacturers and requires experi- enced specialty men to cover this territory; conditional_salary and commission to start. Write A. C. Croft. General Sales Manager. 660 Casg st., Chicago. . SALESMEN accustomed to making big money —We have openinss for several aggressive specialty salesmen to travel and sell our advertising service to bankers and mer- chants; clenn. dignified. legitimate and es- tablished business: exclusive territory: com- mission paid daily or weekly: experience in TEACHER of phvsical training in local school. part time: must be experienced. capable. _Address Box 28-B. Star office. 13¢ TEACHER OF SECRETARIAL STUDIES— Gress shorthand. etc., in Washington School Must be experienced with first-class, refer- ability and personality. Box 439-A. Star office. * = TYPIST. rapid. accurae, Clear _penmanship. n.w.. Room 306, o WAITRESSES, colored. suburban _tea room; enly ifls (xperienced in public wait- ing. 'Wages, SI day iberal” tips: serve luncheon and dinner: necessary to stay Dights but' have one full day and evenin - “Bu O, | Bus line passes door.” Phona Ay WAITRESS, “white girl. for. Phone be- tween 10-12_a.m.. Silver Spring_235. WOMAN, youne, self-confident. for unusual position ‘requiring real work, study and at- tention to detail. Reply only if seriously in- terested and wiliing to apply yourself to du- ties.. Give full information rexarding sehool- ing xperience. No offic % Box J66-CStar office, O vore: Address ‘WOMAN—Opportunity to > $10 in dienified e Vn(!:slamr “;:Jé‘? 3% Tience necessary: training furnished: felebhone. Adaress Box 350°A" Stas omees '" WOMEN wanted (2). Catholic, for special work: part or full time: beintiers earn $32 weekiy and up. We train you in our line. Address 120 ood T i " F sl MOTHER with 9-year-old girl, housekeeper with settled couple. and church. Suburban preferred. Shvee petom 10 NURSE. Dpractical, settied Iady. Virgl any kind of nursing, generally useful. A 116 5th, e._Phone Lincoln 9441. 12 SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER. well edu- cated, wide experience, accustomed to meet- ng the public: possesses tact and personality. Address Box 30-B, Star office. _______* SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER: youns lad dictaphone oper.. 2 years' experience. Call Adams 8879 after_5:30 p. 11e STENOGRAPHER. age 3 perience in general office work. desires posi- tion where ability and attention to duties will deserve advancement. Address Box 3-B. Star office. s TYPIS erience: desires positios once: some shorthand: dependable, capable. reference. Miss Angel. West 863. TYPIST expert. experienced. of shorthand and bookkeeping. can also oper- ate P. B. X Desires position in real estate office or law office. Call Decatur 1450, Branch 606.° e A WOMAN of culture and s ackground will act as social secretary to ladies in social or diplomatic circle. Will also shop for or with them._ Call_Adams 1240-J o add: Box 14-B, Star office. ‘WOMAN, middle-aged, efficient desires_position with small family. LT T e e WOMAN desires position ident. ager_of apartment house. Clev. 3124. WOMAN, settled, desires plac: Willing_to stay in nights. _Rhode Island ave. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. CLEANING APARTMENT. doctor's office ot | cooking dinner wanted by neat. experienced, | competent young woman. = Best reference. | Pet.s261. e | COOK “or work in_api refined colored woman. Phone North 7169, > COOK. colored. 3 years' reference, as excel- lent Cook. general houseworker' OF = Dart sition_as car school Phone 12° 55 sekgeper, Phone as Call at 901 tment wanted by 802 R. I ave. n.w time with WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va., 250 watts; construction permit for 5,000. 1,040 kilocycles (2883 meters) — ‘WFAA, Dallas, 5000 watts; construction MEN to distribute advertising. 7 s.m., The Gaft Co, 939 D st. n.w. pru PAPERHANGERS, experienced: steady work. Bring tools. Apply 3553 Georgla ave. n.w. WTFF, Mount Vernon, Va., 10,000 watts. ‘To divide time with KSTP, St. Paul, Minn., 10,000 watts. Call 8-10 or 5-6. Room 1210, 1343 H st. n.w WOMEN_Newsrk. N. J. mfr with office here wants saleswomen and de: ra “hort Tours:“good remuneration. Call main: our_line, while desirable, not necessary. E. Howe. Room 735 Hotel Annapolis. 11° SECURITY SALESMEN time. position. _North 4253-W. | COOK—Exallent: _color thoroughly ex- perienced: Weis. 1321 T st.n.w. _® permit for 50,000; to divide time with construz- KRLD, Dallas, 5000 watts; tion permit for 10.000. 1,050 kilocycles (285.5 meters) —KNX, Los Angeles, 5,000 watts. 1,060 kilocycles (28238 vide time with WTIC, Hartford, Conn., 5,000 watts; 50,000. 1,070 kilocycles (280.2 watts. 1,080 kilocycles (277.6 meters)—WBT, Charlotte, N. C., 5000 watts; construc- tion permit for 10,000. To divide time SERVICE on all kinds of RADIO RECEIVERS Intelligent Experienced Men Await Your Call SMITHS Battery and Radio Service 2119 18th St. N.W. North 4398 Fastest and Best Radio Service in Town meters) — ‘WBAL, Baltimore, 5000 watts; to di- construction permit for meters) — WTAM, Cleveland, 3500 watts; to di- vide time with WEAR, Cleveland, 1,000 1,470 kilocycles (205 meters)—In first zone. WKGW, Buffalo, 5,000 watts, and WKEN, Buffalo, 750 watts, to divide time. In third zone, KFJF, Oklahoma City, 5.000 watts, and WRUF, Gaines- ville, Fla.,, 5000 watts, to divide time. In fifth zone, KGA, Spokane, 5000 watts. Full time. 1,480 kilocycles (202.6 meters) —Four- way division of time among WJAZ, Chicago, 5000 watts; WHT, Chicago, 5,000 watts. 1490 kilocycles (201.6 meters)— WBAW, Nashville, 5000 watts. divide’ time with WLAC, Nashville, 5.000 ‘watts. North American New R. McReynolds & Son Studebaker SALES 1423-1425-1427 L 5t. NW. Decatur 686 | f To 3 MERCHANDI. I 714 12th St. N.W. CARROLL ELECTRIC CO. DEPENDABLE ELECTRICAL SE SINCE 1900 Main 7320 PASTRY COOK. experienced, also s helper Yor bread and sweet ocds. Call 3412 14th n.w. — e P PIN BOYS_Steady work. Apply King Pin Bowling Afleys. 14th and Monroe sts. n.w. PORTER—Young_colored man for millinery Store. _ Creeron, 614 12th st. nw. RADIATOR REPAIR MAN wanted Must be experienced and first class. = Creel Bros.. 1811 J4th st. nw - Potomac 473._ RADIO SALESMEN and radio tepairmen: must be experienced and be able to furnish Tecord of . former employers. ~Ask for Mr. Wallack. Star Radio Co.. 409 1ith st. n.v._ RUG SALESMEN (o sell from house to house our_new line of rugs, also 50 other house Specialties, on the installment plan; salary and commission to_the right men. Appl tomorrow between 3 and 5. Suite 509-511, Mather Bldg.. 916 G_st._n.w. _ SALESMAN, experienced in selling shoes and General meichandise; must be able to_trim Window and print_show cards: experienced only apply: refercnce. 3207 M st. n.w. 13+ | SALESMAN—_A reliable heating contractor Wants salesman to sell hol-water heatins. Address Box 23-B. Star office. 14 SALESMAN. sell building material: must be closer: salary and commission. Apply 10 to 12 Wednesday. 1408 Eve st. _ SALESMAN to call on grocery trade: only live wire necd apply. Call bel. 5-6 pm. Nifty Distr. Co., 7th and K sw. __ 13* SALESMEN with _experience selling _cars: wonderful opportunity for right man. Wood- son Motor Co.. Silvar Spring., Md. SALESMEN—Time means_dollars: fast-sell- ing produets; drawing account if producer. R. 911, 1319 F st. n.w. 2 after 3 pm. SALESMEN—We have opening for 6 young men, experienced preferred but not essential. Appis Taubman Automotive Co. 430-33 95 SANDBLAST BLOWER, must be experienced: 00d pay, steady job. ' Apply Commodore otel. Noith Capltol and ¥ sts., ask for Mr. Boloman, n 3 end 7:30 P pe Y Wa are locking for a few security salesmen of the highest type to present to live leads in Washington an investment in a local concern which has earned in excess of 20 per cent above all expenses each year since it started business four vears ago. and is under, the supervision of the Maryland Bank- ing Commisslon. ~ The fssue is well known and selling fast For intelligent. clean-cut salesmen of good character we have a deal that means plenty of money for you. Ad- dress Box 357-C, fMce. INSTRUCTION COURSES. GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED teacher: beginners and civil service cosch- ing: Teasonable terms. Call evenings. North 3760._Apt. 3 o BEAUTY CULTURE, COMPLET! MAR- celling. permanent waving. manicuring, etc.: day and _evening. MARTIN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE, 18th_and Columbia rd._Col. 608! AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT: PER mits “secured; by licensed ~white drivers: night or day. THE CONTINENTAL MOTOR CLUB INC.. Franklin 1340. _ 18 BECOME A LANDSCAPE ARCHITEGT—U crowded. dipnified profession: big~ oppor- tunity” for moncy makine. “Earn while you a) yrite_for detaiis. 353-2. Star_offl BT THOROUGH Spanish. Enslish. to foreicriers. Kindergarte classes. . Highly ‘recommen 5 Cob N R e e LEARN AUTO DRIVING: SPECIAL also sinele lessons: white drivers: lowest rate in city. HENSON. Lincoln 4283, 17° KATIE. DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DYlFollrdsyi(l:[;Xl 0{ s“li‘mm;.fllm“Amnlrce‘ WAV ing and facial treatments. App floor. 517 114 st. Wi A DOUBTER. PASS ON: PROGRESSIVE, Tead3000y “Boya Shorthand.in 50 Sehoel Days.” world's most _remarkable system: reads like PRINT: stood every test for 15 gears. Nu-way touch typing. speliing, ' bus. g, Stenog. course, 3 mos.: Boyd graduates earn large salaries: start today: earn more. BOYD SCHOOL. 1338 G. Main 2339, "OURSE, ings. Room L st. n. 11e WOMEN—Part and full time. selling products every household needs. Apply R. 911. S mw ADpLY 9-10:30 a0 F CAN EARN $3 AN HOUR —selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful :c‘é‘,fié.'.'afié"n'.';“mé‘a‘ selt o Slehe e “des iver and collect. Call {n person or write, National P dg.._14th_and P sts. n. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE . COMPANY. Desirable positions are avail- able for young women qualify- ing for telephone operating; good salary paid while learning, with increases at freqeuent inter-| vals. Apply to Application Dept., Room 1, 722 12th st. n.w. WOMT Three, capable, to make REAL money selling JEWELRY on easy terms; pleasant outdoor work ; experience not absolutely necessary. See MR. BLUM, | COOK. colored. will work i ' | Sork without ‘cooking. - Norin s84s "a” COOK.” experienced. neat. colored. wishes blace. 133 Randoiph pl. n-w. Potomac 3126, DAY'S WORK or general housework. by Seat colored woman._Phone Pranklin 4135-J AY'S WORK BAYS,NORK of laundry to take”home. DAY'S WORK b: ‘oman. 3 rences. Phone. North 8080, Cosro o NGLISH WOMAN, refined. middle sged. Working housekeeper. piain cooking. B0 {asn ,d,: town or country: reasonal Address Box 423-A. Star ofice. _ 6436. 1427 Sth st. n.w___ 'ORK or ene, Pl Phone N GENERAL HOUSEW( plain_cooking, in private family by settied Gl 1536 "Wisconsin aves Sanitors apt {s part-time work. clean- X ght or night maid in hotel or day's work: best references from May- flower Hotel housekeeping department. ~Call Lincoln_4495. e GIRL. German, desires position in small famil} for seneral housework, plain cookin: experiency e » B I8 Gz, Sojfy Pesr Blober colored, wishes position as maid 1902 Vermont ave. n.w., Apt. 33, T 9th_and 10th. work as mother's 1924 17th & GIRL. neat and reliable, wishes permanent part-iime work: morbings preferred. Noith GIRL. " first-ciass. wants piace for_general Jousework or” part-time “work. cai" 762 GIRL., Call at st._entrance bet. GIRL wants part-time No Sundays. wants i bet. 9-10 a.m. and 4-5 p.m. CASTLEBERG'S JEWELRY CO., 1004 F ST. N.W., it bundie wash we Pot. 191 GIRL, colored, neat. Teliable, wants place P gimbermaid, st of work ot sny Continued on-