Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1928, Page 41

RADIO SHORT WAVE GRANTS ARE MADE Commissith Assigns Sixty Channels to New Company and Twenty to Press. BY MARTIN CODEL. Once regarded as the graveyard of radio, the range of radio frequencies between 1,500 and 6,000 kilecycles (200 to 50 meters) has been plotted and sub- divided and in one fell swoop allocated to various American commercial in- terests. In making its long-awaited general allocation of the now precious short waves the Federal Radio Commission has given a lease of life to an enter- prise projected to compete directly with the Western Union and Postal Tele- graph Cos., in furnishing a radio tele- graph message service between most of the large cities of the United States. The granting of 40 communication frequencies to the Universal Wireless Communications Co. constitutes thel most important and far-reaching de- cision ever reached by the commission, aside from its well known reallocation of the country's broadcasting. Almost as important, but not as significant to the average man, is the fact that the commission has also granted 20 fre- quencies to a group of newspapers and press associations for handling their own news traffic and that of the press of the United States. 60 Grants Made. These 60 frequency grants are the outstanding among the scores of others made known by the Federal Radio | Commission today. There are 669 channels, b?tvu‘en 1,500 and 6,000 kilo- cycles, in the “graveyard” where for- merly the amateurs played about almost at will. The commission was faced with some 850 applications for these channels. It reserved 95 for Government use, 308 for fixed (stationary land) stations, 148 for mobile (ship, aircraft and portable) services and 88 for later division after discussions with Canada, Cuba and Mexico. The ., commission announced with its allocation of frequencies or groups of !muencm that its motivating princi- ple was “public service.” This was Jargely discretionary in the matter of land stations, but made it obvious “that sufficient space in the ether must be preserved for aireraft,” and marine service obtained 73 frequencies and the aviation service 64. The principle was construed to mean recognition of the amateurs as ‘“‘poten- tial commercial operators and invent- ors,” and the great army of “hams” had 134 frequencies reserved for them. Visual broadcasting was regarded to be in a purely experimental stage, and it obtained 100 telegraph channels, or the equivalent of 5 television or 10 still- picture channels. . 34 Applications Denied. Actual assignees of the wave length are too numerous for compilation here In only a few cases were specific cl nels assigned. Such assignments wfl.l be made later. Notable among the suc- cessful applicants for coastal and ma- rine relay stations were such com- panies as the Radio Corporation of America, the RadioMarine Corpora- tion of America, the Mackay Radio and Telegraph Co., the Tropical Radio, the Inland w'temfi Commission, the United States Shipping Board and the Ford Motor Co. Various ofl stations obtained the right to build stations on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and the geophysical pros- pectors for oil were granted the right o use six mobile channels along with pollce and fire department radio serv- ice. Five frequencies went to railroads for signaling by radio and to harbor and tug stations. wer com- secure enough cl s to trans- mit messages during emergencies when other means of comm tion have broken down. Thirty-four applications were denied, nuotably those of the Firestone and Goodyear rubber interests, the Univer- sal Pictures Corporation, Sears Roe- buck, Momgnmery wnrd cmlnhy Pack- ing Co., Wilson & Co. rris & Co. and Anderson, Clayton & Oo All ‘want- ed to set up point-to-point wireless sys- tems of their own. If the Radio Corporation of America and the Mackay interests were success- ful in obtaining additional waves for coastal stations, they failed signally to get franchises to build the ‘domestic radio-telegraph networks they proposed for intercity service and for a “feeder” flgm into their transoceanic radio uits. They are among those whose l jcations for public service commis- channels were “set for a hearing.” Competition Assured. It is apparent that their chances for obtaining channels to compete with the newly established Universal Wireless | Communications network rest upon the number of channels the United States will obtain from among the 88 to be divided at the Ottawa conference. Gommkssmner H. A. La Fount, who ported the Universal application, alcng with Chairman Robinson and Judge E. O. Sykes, made the following statement regarding their chances to enter the domestic field as competitors of the Universal: “In my opinion, the Radio Corpora- thm of America and the Mackay Radio Co., with the channels previously allo- cated to them and now in use, plus some others that the commission may grant them, will be well cared for. All three companies will now be able to rate extensive wireless communica- t jon networks in this country, thus pro- viding competition contemplated by the radio act.” Mr. La Fount pointed out that the Radio Corporation of America asked for 148 channels to serve 28 cities in 21 States. Another applicant, presumably the Mackay, sought 57 channels serve 16 cities in 13 States. The Uni- versal application was for the 40 chan- nels it received, and it proposes to serve 110 cities. Every State in the Union ‘will be represented in the lm Under the grant from the commis- glon it must have 10 of its stations completed by December 31, 1929, and all the rest by the end of 1931. Iis director, Dr. John Nathansohn, states that the company will build its own transmitting and receiving equipment, part of which includes an oscillating circuit employing a four-element tube constructed along radically new prin- ciples and invented by Dr. Ross Gunn of the United States Naval Research Laboratory. The Universal Wireless Communica- tions Co. is capitalized at $25,000,000 and backed almost entirely by a group of Buffalo business men. (Copyrisht, 1028, by North American wspaper Alliance. Driver Dies in Crash As He Flees After Striking Pedestrian By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 27.—A “hit-and-run” driver, who had struck and slightly injured a destrian, was instantly killed g:xesdly when he drove his car into a plllar of the elevated rail- road in trying to evade a pur- suing taxicab chauffeur. The driver's license showed the name, Gustave Burkhardt. Harry Cooperberg, taxi chauf- feur,, followed the motorist, over- took him and told him he had struck a man. The driver, he said, thereupon started his car and sped away. In the race that followed through the Bronx the automobilist crashed in turning a corner. 434.5——NAA—690. (Washington Navy Yard.) 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55—ANngton_time signals. 10:05—Weather Bureau reports. 228.9—WOL—1,310. (American Broadcasting Co.) 5:45—The Town Crier. 6:00—Dinner music. 7:00 to 8:00—Carlton Concert Orches- tra. 10:00 to 12:00—Dance music. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Musical clock. 9:55a—Stock market letter. 10:00a—Household chat by Peggy Clarke. 10:30a—Advertisers’ period. 10:55a—Stock market summary. 11:00a—Beauty talk by Bertha Parker. 11:05a—Advertisers’ period. 205.4—WJISV—1,460. (Independent Publishing Co.) 7:00—Children’s program. 7:30—Whoopee Trio. 8:30—Program by Children of the American Revolution. 9:00—Siegel Trio. 10:00—The Honolulans. 475.9—~WMAL—630. (Washington Radio Forum.) 7:00—Thirty Club. 7:15—Science news. 7:30—Correct time. 7:31-—Concert by the Army Band. 8:30—Alice B. Harvey, pllnlsc 9:00—Sonora hour (C. B. 10:00—Rossini and his lrlends at Pesaro (C. B. S.). 10:; 30~5tudeb¢ker presentation (C. B. 11 nn-mvm McWilliams' Orchestra. 12:00 to 12:158—News flashes. Early Program Tomorrow. 12:00 noon—Radio home bazaar (C. B. 8.). 12:15 to 1:00—Luncheon concert. 454.3—WEAF New York—660 5:30—Bill and Jane. 6:00—Dinner music. 6:30—Bonnie Laddies. L& Hymn sing. 7:30—Comfort. 8:00—Song Shop. 8:30—Sentinels. 9:00—Singers. 9: So—contnlwnu 10:00—O0ld Counselo: 10:30—Dance music (l‘a hours). 394.5—~WJZ New York—760 I 1'.”’30%:: His Friends. rrymakers. 11:00—Dance music. (2 hours). 6:00—Dance orchestra. S. 9:00—Milady’s Musicians. 9:30—House -concert. 10:00—Wayside Inn. 10:30—Fortune Teller. 11:00—Slumber hour. < 422.3—WOR Newark—710 .S—Oauipen musical; dogs. 8:30—Tramp' 'rnmp! Tramp! 10:30—Me: 272.6—~WLWL New York—1,100 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THU’RS].')AY. Today on the Radio PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY DECEMBER 27, 1928 (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right. All time p.m. unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS ngers; lo:oo—choenlnte hour. 11:00—Studio 270.1—-WRVA Richmond—1,110 6:00—Talk; pianist. G 30—Orchestra. 8:30—Musical movie news. 9:00—Cigaret program; qunmc 6:00—Vocal; talk; instrumental. 7:00—K. of C. hour. 272.6—~WPG Atlantic City—1,100 recital; news. 0—Musical programs. 9:15—Concert orchestra. 10:00—Subway Boys; studio. 10:45—News; dance; music. 280.2—WBAL “Baltimore—1,060 6:00—Sandman; dinner music. 7:00—Giants. 8:00—Serenaders; Sparkers. 9:00—Melodeers; house concert. 10:00—Marylanders. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170 6:30—Concert; Bakers. 7:30—Concert orch.; Anchor program. 8:30—Vocal; Kansas hour. 9:30—Melody drama; Troupers. 10:30—Lady Dover; orchestra. 11:00—News; dance music. 305.9—KDEKA Pittsburgh—980 6:30—Orchestra. 7:00—Charles W. Ham) 7:30—Kremble and 8:00—Serenaders; Sparkers. 9:00—Milady’s musicians.- 9:30—House concert. 10:00—Ramblers; orchestra. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150 6:30—Agriculture forum. 7:00—School program. 7:30—Newscasting; dinner music. 8:00—Serenaders; Sparkers. 9:00—Studio program; talk. 0—Wayside Inn. 10:30—Band; organ recital. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790 6:30—Trappers’ program. 7:00—Footnotes; dinner music. 7:30—Agriculture program. 8:00—Song Shop. 550 s NATIONAL TUBE HEAD ONCE GOT $4 A WEEK Resignation of Allderdice Reveals Bank Messenger Was His First Job. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, Pa, December 25— How Taylor Allderdice rose from a $4-a- week bank messenger to president of the National Tube Co. reputed to be the laggest firm of its kind in the world, has been revealed with his res- ignation from that subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation. Allderdice benn his career in the steel industry in the 80s as helper to a rail driller in the old mill of the Pittsburgh Bessemer Steel Co. at Homesund at $2 a day after being em bank messenger in Philade] htl h.h native city. Prom time to time he worked 12 hours a day in the mills as rail driller, roller, tomnm superintendent and manage! A llme more than two years ago he became head of the National Tube Co., with which he was affiliated since 1892. Alledrdice had been with steel compa- nies now embraced by the United States oteel Corporation since 1881. Allerdice, whose resignation was an- nounced yesterday to take effect Jan- W. Waterman, manager of the compa- ‘Waterman comes from Tilinois. Feeds 25000 Dlily BOSTON (#).—Boston has one lunch counter restaurant that O#n&lun 1,000 persons and teedn ‘The owners plan to uary 1, plans to travel next year. Fred Co Won’t Bother Him This Winter! Some men throw-off a cold within a few hours of contract “5 it. Anyonrcmdon with the uait. | of simple compound which | this ny’s works at Gary, Ind., will succeed hi 315.6—~WRC—950. (National Broadcasting Co.) 4:00—United States Army Band. 5:00—Twilight hour (N. B. C.). 5:30—Jolly Bill and Jane (N. B. C.). _5:55—Motion picture guide. 6:00—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra (N. 7:00—Mayflower Orchestra. 3.00—Forhan's Song Shop (N. B. C.). 880—The Hoover Sentinels (N. B. C.). 9:00—Selberling Singers (N. B. C.). 9:30—The Contraltones (N. B. C.). 10:00—Halsey Stuart hour (N. B. C.). 10:30—Correct time (N. B. C.). 10:31—Weather forecast. 10:32—Aster Orchestra. 11:00 to 12:00—Slumber hour (N. B. Early Program Tomorrow. 6: Iu—Tower health exercises (N. B. lfmb—ndeuuan morning devotions 8: lsn.-Pummus Trio (N. B. C). 8:30a—Cheerio (N. B. C.) 8:50a—Parnassus Trio (N. BiC). 9:00a—Studio program (N. B. C.). 9:15a—Harry Merker and his orchestra 0a—National home hour (N. B. C.). Parnassus Trio (N. B. C.). 11 158- m%o Household Institute (N. 11:30a—Studio program (N. B. C.) 12:00 noon—"Teeth, Health and anpl- ness” (N. B. C.). 12:15—Farm flashes. 12:25—Organ recital by Gertrude Small- wood Mockbee. 1:15—"0ur Agricultural Markets in Central Europe,” by J. C. Mar- quis. 1:30—La France Orchestra. 2:00—Studio program (N. B. C.). 2:15—Orpheus Trio (N. C.). 3:15—Studio program (N. B. C.). OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. 8:30—Sentinels. 9:00—Singers. 9:30—With the Joneses. 10:00—OId Counselor. 10:30—Band concert; organ. 302.8—WBZ Springfield—990 6:00—Templars and features. ’I oo—Polmcal sidelights; orchestra. Orchestra. 8: 00—Serenaders; 9:30—House concert; Wayside Inn. 10:30—Sports; orchestra. SOUTHERN. 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740 7:00—Orchestras; questlon box. 8:00—Concert; Sentinels. 9:00—Singers; house concert. : Counselor. 11:45—Organ recital. 271.6—~WBT Charlotte—1,080 7:30—Duo; studio program. a 30—Entertainers; singers. Sparkers. 10:30—Sunshine Club. 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820 7:30—Studio concert. 8 30—Sentinels. 9:00—S! ingers. 10:00—Old Counselor; studio concert. 11:30—Hotel orchestra. 461.3—WSM Nashville—650 k- m-sm«lo orchestra; newseasting. *30—Pa 8:! ol)—orchestn Sentinels. ® 10:30—Orchestra and soloists. 3 Me Back. 258.5—~WWVA Wheeling—1,160 6:00—Farm flashes. CENTRAL. 293.9—KYW Chicago—1,020 10:00—O0ld Counselor. 10:30—Apollo Male Quartet. 11:00—News; slumber music. 12:00—Orchestra; Insomnia Club. 4164—WGN-WLIB Chicago—1720 9:00—Radio hour. 10:00—Musical melmae. 11 m)—hlun-u “popular (2 hours). 447.5—WMAQ Chicago—670 - 9:00—Orchestra; minstrel show. 10:00—Musical program; pi 11:00—Amos-Andy; orchestras. 12:00—Dance music (3 hours). 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 7 oo—ommtn, commerce. 7:30—Orchestra; Serenaders. 8:30—Sparkers; ’ feature. 9:30—House concert. 10:00—Burnt Corkers. 11:00—Mell and Dell; orchestra. 12:00—Dance hot 280.2—~WTAM-WEAR Cleveland—1,070 6:00—Piano; orchestra. 7:00—Musical programs. 8:00—Song Shop; Sentinels. 9:00—Singers; musical. 10:00—Dance orchestras (3 hours). 398.8—WCX-WJIR Detroit—750 7 O Dnersity ;’x“fi:“m"‘“’“‘ -University Sparkers. n:oo——Nunets. house concert. tton Pickers. ll.Do—Amox: news; dance music. Mrs. Alexander Asks Divorce. . Hannah R. Alexander, 1707 Columbia road, has filed suit for an absolute divorce from Sidney Alexander, Metropolitan Bank Building. They were married December 19, 1909, and have no children. misconduct and names a co-respond- She is represented by Attorney ‘T. Morris Wampler. ‘The wife charges ‘The traffic “cops” of South African coast towns are known as marine police and are privileged to direct traffic from L. VOCALISTS TOLEAD ON'WRC TONIGHT Seiberling Singers, the Con- traltones and Song Shop P:cgram Offerings. Vocalists will have a conspicuous part in the program tonight of WRC. At least three of its major features will be devoted largely to vocal music. These ere the Seiberling Singers, the Con- traltones and the Song Shop. James Melton, tenor, will be the in- dividual star of the Seiberling program. His principal contribution will be “Salut Demoure et Pure,” the aria sung by Faust in the garden scene of Gounod's opera “Faust.” He also will sing Mac- Donough's “Macushla.” Ohman and Arden, the popullr two-piano team, will be heard in program in & special transcription o! “When You and I Were Sweet Sixteen.” ‘The Contraltones will present a pro- gram of old and new songs. These clude “Drelmy Lake,” “Lucindy, “Sandmen,” “Longing for You, Dear,’ and ”Chiqum > The Halsey Stuart broadcast at 10 o'clock will have as its guest speaker American Bankers' Association. The topic chosen for his radio talk is “The Need for an Investment Program on the Part of Individuals, Corporations |I and Banks.” ‘The musical portion of this program is composed of five selections by an or- chestra and a cello_solo. Three Columbia Broadcasting System attractions are on the WMAL schedule tonight. These are the Sonora hour, a special Studebaker presentation and an- other period devoted to the life of great composers. The last named will be a that Rossini gave to his friends Pesaro, a little town on the Adriatic. Many famous musicians attended this dinner, among them aner, Bellini, Donigetti and Spontini One of WMAL's nrller attractions will be_a concert by the United States Army Band, to be broadeast from the Army War College. The other features of local origin are the weekly revlev of Alice B. Harvey. ‘The regular Tl\uudly children’s half hour will open the program of WJSV. presentation by the National: Society, Children of the American Revolution. The Carlton Concert Orchestra will provide the added feature for tonight’s gmgnm of WOL. Its concert will be station will sign off until 10 o’clock, the time for its nightly two-hour dance program. ARRESTS CHRISTMAS DAY SHOW DECIDED DECLINE | 55ox 195 Cases Booked During Day and Night, as Against 250 in Annual Average. ‘The number of arrests made by police showed a decided decline on Christmas day, when only 195 cases were booked the usual average of 250 for the 24-hour riod. There was not a single booking u. headquarters. The largest number of those taken in tow we{; mkfll for mmxlclliim;w Despi dense press Of liday traffic, only 18 persons were given copies of charges yesterday, or about half the cu_finuy number. g, i i ere Was & COITespol lum| arrests and confiscations made hypme dry agents, who ;gpnhended three per- sons and lehed muns of whisky. New York sm:'s reforestation pro- gram plans for the ultimate planting | & f.( & ,000,000 acres of now unproductive n RADIO’S MAJOR FEATURES ‘TONIGHT. 8 aders; Hel n KDKA, WLW, WJR, KYW. 9:00—Sonora . Hour; Orchestra WKBW. 9:30—Contraltones; New Songs — WEA! . WTAG, wcsl-l WFT, WCAE. 10:00—Old_Counselor; Orchestra and Advice—WEAF. 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Inc., NIC _fo: sharpening and adjusting; teady m scientific events and a plano recital by fox 'm- insurance experience, N Nandle. simiiar line: oldest and largest S w gompany of iis kind in America. 34-M, Star office. OLD _WOMAN wflo LIVED IN SHOE Nursery—Children 8 mos. up fo 10 yrs.; best board, love, care. Berwyn 281. 28" HER, _EMPLOYED, DESIRES TolPARLOR SUITE. practically new To be Board ko Xutur “1‘1| private home. Address | sold at once for cash. 1600 Trinidad ave, n ce. HATR MATTRESS, new ticKini 3638 8 by, Telephone ol Siek o a“‘ gzsk’% “crhal gllolcnt'b“lnzu« Tavies: lnr{lh\u N otice Turh. t. W, OP, 1103 co NECTICUT r. Old “hats” made North znas AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REA aving prices, Fit and nm(uuon Expert lady and gentleman at- guaran| naants 16, cara for gour every want. "Peo- Nc 7th_and _E_sts. | ples_Drue_Store_No. MASSAGE, PHYQ[O’THEHAPY CHm tic. SARA J. HOLMSTROM, 508 nn c-n tol st.Phone Lincoln 7137. REMOVAL NOTICE — BERRY & ROUX Bt'nlfly Shw n now located at 1300_ hone,_Decatur_126. F'lor)da—vLuxunous otor Coaches -—every Sunday direct to Florida points: spe- cial rates. Personally conducted Interna- tional Tours, 1421 Pa. ave. n.w. Phone Metropolitan 5314. BEAUTY PARLORS. i1, | Hardin | PHONOGRAPH, _electric — One Brunewi panatrope, electric: new, including 12 la fecords. ” Regularly 3190, éflmc ial $100.° J. n _ave. | PIANOS & rT way uumm be.muu ‘mahogany ase. liks £390 Weber upright. in_siperb Dondition, 8300 " Recondiiioned nolOEnts: guaranteed for five years. 50 to 410, Term &5, Jow as <6 per month. " Pian Fent Get acauainted with qur rent prmlan in case of purchase. ~Pianos handled packed, for snipment. “Hugo Worch. 18" t._Establ! jonth. m r?smm ? e BhoGaly 1hih ot ven_evenines. . Golum 'L’ :l’fifl 1% 2% RESS[NO MACHINE. good as new. Cen- tral Storage & Transfer Co. 1133 9th st. S e RADIO—Radiola 111, fect _condition. wir 7:“' loud sbeaker, 5% Call roo o FACIAL, FRIDAY. 25c: OTHER STUDENT | & work at ll ominal prices;: PERMANENT WAVE, $5.. Open Friday until 9 Ma- . H. ave. and 817 14th st. MOTOR TRAVEL. AMT, $23;_ Tampa, $21: Jacksonville, 31 Annm-. $13 0. Careful drivers, Want ca Sterling Uos oriental), Jaree small, will Foesifice: od Ohiness teakwosd con table. Beauifui secretary-pookcase. 1038 Min e Tome: fl%“'fi"&{-?"!“ ST D i o% ‘n T xlno nn 38. cnn mau, zm F s © \aoly 318 Digtrice l:luonll 18 011 an MEN, 4, for sales work: permanent repeat i 25 per week ind “commisison to start on' salary agreement: ngs, $30-550, c:u bet‘deen § and 11, gw n.w The special feature, however, will be a | Bank T ebtin ciroula day, 7:30 a.m. Apply Kressin, 38 New Yt!rk h : full time. y Room 933, mn 10_17th st. n.w. (three). neat appearance, to sell known electrical umzylllnct in lo- ent st ac roadcast from 7 to 8 o'clock, when the | dr SALESMEN (). young & men, Tor outside ide sales work with saies manage: El ect.rh:ll Sumflv Co., . W, 11 a SHOE SALESMEN (2) SHine Smedium-priced shoes; excellent opportunity agers; must farnish ¢ B nce. “oniv those_ seeking & real isidered. vvlL 3 Penrxylnnu ave. “WANTED. LESMEN m‘wfl mmy and have "I ISPENSER: ce Iuklu lJn Iflll ired oeenesaw 1 ‘rn rl x'.\ iin ma e and Irving sts. n.w., SODA DISPENSER, experi Albany’ Pharmacy, u“ou m ‘;l.tu WE HAVE eneed mun have and H ks RO o e i smmereed | AR opening for an experlence:l “‘“:;:’; e T Pelday morn- stock salesman, one rnpable of ~| selling a high clientele. n, be able to furnish fciercncea for mm;:we wor‘k See Mr. Bellman or Mr. Diggs, vou Wil B¢ | Suite 804, Westory Bldg., 2| st. n.w., between 9 and 70 a.m. Tcl:phone Metropolitan 2123. o m ni o nity Dfl r!d n flul’ Jnhlnnm Complete training _given. e position during the day and night, as against | B, (0% PR8n? um pays well Ve proven (B arsiatant fo Branch Iul’ to mln:nr ‘We have branch Rt Our men have mamux Tecords of earnings that Brove this oppor. Tinity is, unequaied for. rapid. adv See Mr. Wim. O'Neil Large Retail Shoe Chain aining several young mel l! rs of fol HELP—D()MESTIC. IlECOA NDED 3E ~ The follow! business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any mmplnlnt found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. ALTERATIONS, stuceo. pebble - dash. con- or brick work: rooms. porche hot-water L Dlants u. b flll "fnflr‘c Al "‘ “fl;flm‘}; i m..:: g | & TYPEWRITERS—A #00d machines at In each. Au',h«nud Gealirs fof Underwood. mington. Royal and Corona trpewriters. ated for examinations. . ReDAIFS. aited Tynewriter and AQding Machme Inc.. 1227 New Yor) sm A AR :5 g;rnl A A .I—fl m all’ kinds. including o -or ablest e rennl n- done, fow rent, strict o nings. 1431 'WRITERS—Practi Underwoods and wood-mux' mc‘“t'ly oneed xlv;flnr‘l:e before_moving into eniatged auar; o 31 Evens lmldln:. nialn 8863, acl L Let us show nn mple of fine_w excellent mai P'® Brices. 880 fin'"*' bh gée o in genuine ~Duco as 1000 Ups! hur‘lt-. AUTOS Sierontess 'fi“‘ loes n.w., Decatur 686. and see our variety of coorl an ® of Sork. 1728 Kl nw. sl lorama,_r box springs and BEDDING, MATTRESSES. Qliows reno.: best prices and prompt del ash, Mattress Co.. 319 L st. s.w. M. BEDDING of all kinds » M Tgl teril- AR L R dding_Co.. bur 2215 Sth L:fl L "'“"fi% naa vnder-ma: s'?s'fi Remnmou g5 mos. in 6.73; 6 mos., $12. e, ke e um“'%finl:" an'nm a. Premier. Duplex. $15-420 ‘WOOD Wt ' M‘ a1 oh teuek | ae 6 deinvered "W, B on gk Toad, ‘Torbin, West 1415. by v Ao YPEWRITERS ”]r“ The Rebuilt ‘l'vuvm:'r"o.: he Main 6534 DING. mattresses nnonud um BEDI nired: epe Coliimbia st. D.W. in_5528. edding. cmpm-rm BUILDER, general remodeline and rtepairing: reliable’ mechanics for job- bing H. Jonnwn, 1365 Irving n.w. Col. 6917. | Show Cases and Store Fixtures, Ruse & Company, “{‘;‘;;‘{'g’. - tory.” Baltimore phone, Pl :'é with !lhry and e m;“?c“ a ! l\ll have t shoe ¢ Box I‘RJL 8'.. office. Window Trimmer-Card Writer. 2oTSNIE men who can trim attractive win- nd write neat cai o Gnu. 'or “general housework, must be mrlel;g:d two in family. 2551 17th st. n.W.. (ooking andeener n.'m afem CHIM CLIANIB Grate bars, ashestos coverin opportunity s Y a assisting store n- clent vurk'n 808 by e e Randutiting a1 'd«m and ces. nner- hn\ue- ! be Box_70-R, Star of ACCOUNTANT. ‘(:[Itlnn with lu’v“‘rlnh g{; uco\mnn%“ vore, Md MEN, reliable, with identifica- tion card: can make big money. y Mr. Ryan, Black and!ome 1 White and Yellow Cab Co., 1240 & 24th st. n.w. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. Men of fair education who are desirous of increasing their earn- . whie, o take care of < ook, Iaunder_and house- fl-n bl 30 yeat ConE Sow family b Virgin. 3 miles ly Room 302, 1417 mu 80 lm:k, 340 mo. Phn_;\e Adams 2' Am. cumnehnb. A(or general housework and D o i pasble. " 4100 “ave Apt..303." Clev. 8488, WOMAN, white, Tor ger lfilflll housew: DAL LM 2 _in_family; $10 week; Ill! I\lkhu 2153 Californis st., ADt. 507. Nor! K!Ys—lennlgfiu keys, gl cen yoz? Vi NTERING, JOBBING, REM ongl.;no. CARPE! y-munxl or day's work. Call CHAIR C CANEING. hunfl e gn’m’gna. S. resistered. 3-seneral qummm ARnal Blore " ith HULs THRI mfiffi: d Tin, gvowpmu A T mm :é“ Tepairin or ser bollers for sale. Crawn Fuel Service, __Prank os = DOOR C%HIEK Erm'-:a rtflllzd lll il wire 6-room S. -Will nouse fombiet lmanudmt fxtures ang, insiag terv: TR W s R, camplets 4720, ;E.r n.ci""’u“l““‘ B Ghslecs 37250, lams 5373, 3809 Ki l! o Og ELECTRICAL REPAIR e Tient_ power. flenal wnd communication new or fi hished pulldings, slzo d repairs. Joh e tains, bedding, e S W GORDON ¥ a0 Splendid shooting dfl . Fhone”bievsiana .{, symien Freca boss compamtons aad” peautifal $10 up. _North 4024. PUPPIES—Chor riers, Airedales. -. m ‘!l‘fl":' . 3 B! Fairehild's’ Pet. Shop, 1210 Sth Bw. ain 3697, e LIVE STOCK AND CATTI WANTED—Horse, good. or team; also farm n: at bargain prices. P. O. Box 151, verdale, Md. 27° e e RADIO SAI‘S AND REPAIRS. RADIO. new. ndard eiectric model :v'é?yzx?f_rfl“.'é‘i'gg_f..‘“s.muif‘"fliru! e 0. WANTED—MISCELLANEOU: g&;’“i T Aot SHG ve s APPAREL Tmens. women: chil s and ¢l for rummage m& rticlee, curs D 'mi iy i Bring to 401K st. n.w. or 314 Eve s ings, ecither by devoting full | § S == time or part time and at the,nnenl Nhogetwork, small’ home. and nmny EYQIRA O"I \lAl a ll‘lllo t ! some nights: ‘51" per_'week. Wisconsin X by APPAREL needed for rummage nitare, rugs, curtains. will pa o store at 1321 same time retain their positions, are offered the following with- e 'M T caring lk fi“'mfi‘c" "ana® chiia”*" Kdarses st. out cost or the investment of a| 3 5 ¢ S lno-ledn hiant care: sieep O An intensive course in LIFE | Mrs. Corbin. 1685 Cresce . 5 only place in Wasl chinery to do your work springs, ot Malis 58, $150, and up. call lor"agd deliver 5%, nw-lmr. YOUNG_ GIRL, colored, part tim 29 lhdlwn st. n.w. INSURANCE. :‘(?:‘z":mmm & A thoroughly trained man to go into the field with them until | ¥o they can work alone. A desk, telephone, stationery | fo fen NG WOMA nousework: NP preterre: Sood cook. no Iaundry: n” ‘ignfmm 1"& i FIANG TUNING ¥ - %n...r.'.o':‘” e, o 00P REPAIRING, PAINTING, Fut v spouting: ~furnaces repaired asonable prices. North 5314, d Y 0 night’ % Hoofng Co. 3098 18th sk mow. and descriptive matter. The personal assistance of the nnmoym;m' .m:fvcn;s. WEATHER STRIPPING, “"Ceco menl Tie: Wil outlast voir Bul msuued Y_OUF_experts.. 35_t general manager. "iusmsss omn‘umnu The help of the companys field representative at all times. mploymcnt bervuce. wanted for Aladdin_ Oil B P WAdhtetoh And the SOuth. "Com- ut g;ungn;em Fred " Enrenkrans, Cairo Hotel, And a contract to write llfc ;ntl ? oanel ave. INS’I‘II.UC’I'ION COURS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE concession il CIGAR !f’l‘ large rum:n;m fmte for lense. Very rea RIE AT MARKET for saie. b 3398 A . COMPANY in America. We will gladly grant an inter- view which will at least be in- teresting if not appealing. ——@m_m- DlucAmsnl. lum:s. sandwiches: near Sop: terms. Real 53:5“{.‘.?-" lnn lsi'l s aluw. nuw.\,ummra.'hnud Tobby hm usipess. Price $2.450.. Ad- aren Box lsl-ll. Star Address Box 38-K, Star office. 00l n demand, ponu gmn OIR.H lnalvldu“.lnnr\lc- | Wi -wal heat "E, &) Box 1908 Mi Am‘m ferences req . 3778, ousework tor family of of two: expe- i furniture. " gloof Income; good location. Price iun'o DRIVING AT about o new | ..."fl. # men:_established 10 years. SITUATION—HAL& UNTANT-OPFICE EXECUTIVE. experi- capable taking entire connection - With ishment. Iwo, o cook"sad do ho thres and live on_ the kers and those withou fVing experience. refe pesied. - Address —in country homt rth Ty Tor o work for T.lm GOl enced credit manaser, e ‘office, _dt farge tetail or wnoh ress Box m M at Cnntrrl lontlon complet {Ris good, " kolns business. Albemarle. Ten Caddy. a7+ 80D years old, -une? AR TOR, intelligent an 2sA OTEBSORIES, — ool R lor Mlast tew years: owner iil; Brice reasonable. Address S0 Star ofici on_business street in Thi com- CAFE Bletely eauigped: profitable b reasonable. 'Address Box 1 7 ROOMS Al TH oorl f 8. 28° and_confectionary, well lecmd Toom: month, Good ! 503 Toth st g8 t. nancial dis- CAFETER! restau {ict: ol bus.: modern sauipm elling ficcount sickness:, reasonsble on. "Tuick Sal u e Box office. _ 21 hy Teasonable offer accepted for A FOU! ]N o-1.+ petfect condifion D IOI'!T Dfll 4 B B S P AP e mk_m' 'wEehnl— Tor offio hou nvmenc- mul rlomer‘x: to Tieh Atlantic “lm S Priyste family: ox Hoiein 8 5 bargain. B ?“m;“wm: Jumu or ;.m debe ) a“fié’fiéfifig—.—rfl e MAN] - q B biek Troththe Mayflower. * E N5t S year ol Fhite womnnwlth m- et full or, part, i tum, when you catch cold; use Pape’s| e 30007 nrnpuman ol o -v-m por "BEAT, ] 6{'% Scres ol lana. A g 3 R"5e matas CONTRACT iness for yourself, i:"fy mwn-m"n e Wh payment ract nn? +"ps: x&i living; references. ADDING _MACHINES_Rented 8t 35 DS | CHEVRO) COUPE, opth. nenflhflufi‘mrnq 335, ugu‘\“ mllq "\H; like hew. | Bieatne o Tnc. 1431 New Fork Main_5509. %, " SITIJATION—FEW secretary capable o al; opport: = nenly in own A handwriting ol alary 4. ment B Ahe day: You'll find ‘it in any drugstore | 0 M.u‘fp!"""‘ ke enrn .P -2&1’% l u&u enced. nm‘ifim‘n HOUSE l fmn xng""'gfl“ F'fr‘-m“fic“‘b?fi‘lfi'f i Su f5 e 2 now at our § 00 suh! D’I‘I}MHM fxtures, mm e 'nn OKS BOUGHT ln any m--l ATE SBring mc“l OOKB am' lhln sul ml [ URNIT“‘RE Fol 150. We bu and’ modern {'urm ire ‘of every. FURNITURE of all kinds W Rm roiture Full cash valde baid a’: " it ()LD CL@]HING BO w. RIGE. T334 b 8¢ N-W-North 1758 ANYTHING TO SELL? ow;;iéfié:cu fl‘”{ mé!‘ lmkm Mfifim'wn ublic, SALE—AUTOMUBILES. UICK MASTER R . iven than . miles. irtually & new car wit] l’eluhr new-car_guarantes. Will_sell with no n payment and mon Pay- B R P B e 590, . S e Sest s S P i Tew Open ‘evenings and Sunday. BUIGK 4-PASS: MASTER COUPE. ad ‘the best of care; new ¢ally OK. - Tx s tormis, ecatur_1910. % BUICK 27-45 COUPE—In exce order: Geperal cord tires. nea: me one lfl guly 58 Hos Packera. BUICK srmvmng dewn nul:z-;.m CADILLAC SEDA cellent nmnin".x eomim% c‘fi'lm IR Weidit URING Tine don’ i85 !hl‘ el Sot e Chis Sargatn, e °="' open_eveninj NW. mflv MOTOR HAULING | §is guh for immicalate P ightl or_t e. Alfilv l’! lllcsll fill E! W nv m:m mo— eer S can Dy this beautitvl eat mi with payment t no nts and monthiy pigperty ‘owners. b bunrl