Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1929, Page 32

R.C. A.ISEXPECTED 10 GET PERMITS Stations to Be Built to Com- pete With Postal and Western Union. BY MARTIN CODEL. Permits authorizing thc construction | of radio stations for a radio telegraph network linking at lcast 28 large cities of the country will probably be issued to R. C. A. Communications, Inc., the newiy formed subsidiary of the Radio | Corporation of America, shortly after the Federal Radio Commission begins o function with its full membership. Anhnugn most of the continental short waves have already been allo- cated, the commission’s engineers be-| lieve there are enough more to uke[ care of most of the expressed needs of the two big companies, whose appli- | cations were temporarily passed over | last Chri: These aplicants are the R. C. A, ch seeks more continental | and proposes also to extend | its transoceanic channels for the in- land traffic, and the two Mackay radio | and telegraph companies. It is now evident that the R. C. A.| intends to pursue its o: al plans of | at in inland | with the Western 1 tal Telegraph com- ! panies for intercity traffic and to serve as pick-up end delivery points for ra- diograms destined for or coming from | abroad. On the other hand, it is un-' derstood that Mackay interests have | practically abandoned their plan for an | inland radio system and intend rather to inaugurate transoczanic radio services on the wave lengths obtained from the commission. Universal Is Building. In the meantime the Universal Wire- less Communications Co., granted 40 channels for another Nation-wide radio telegraph net, is going forwagd with its project. Two of the 110 stations it proposes to erect have their buildings completed, one at Scobeyville, N. J., and the other at Chicago. The site for a third, at Cincinnati, has been selected Sites for other stations at Buffalo, Phil- adelphia and Washington are said to have been obtained also. The Universal company, newest en- trant in the wireless field and “dark | horse” in the competitive struggle that has started between the radio companies and between wire and radio companies, has its engneers in the field testing for sites for the 25 stations it expects to have completed by the end of the year. Dr. John Nathansohn, general manager, has gone to Eurcpe, but the technical gtaff 1& under the direction of Howard Ford, chief engineer. The commission has stipulated as a condition of the wave grants that the company have at least 10 stations ready for operation this yen. and all the others within three years. The Radlo Corporation and Mackay engmeers have been conferring with commission's short-wave engineers on their respective projects. The R. C. A, as far as can be learned, will build stations as soon as it gets the Federal licenses at New York, Chicago, San Francisco, New Orleans, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Savannah, Nor- folk, Washington, Philadelphia, Pitts- burgh, Portland, Me.; Buffalo, Schenec- tady, Roc! Boston, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Oreg.; Denver, Kan- sas City, St. Louis, Dallas, Houston, Memphis, Minneapolis and Milwaukee, | cities to _ccmpate THE EVENING | Today on 315.6—~WRC—950. (National Broadcasting Co.) 3:15—United Pannts Association pro- gram (N. 3: SD——Amerlcm Fu.mdnnon for the Blind (N. 4:00—U. S, Marine Band (N. B C) 5:00—The Marionettes (N. B. 5:30—Jolly Bill and Jane (N. 54 0)4 5:55—Motion picture guide. 6! OD—VBandor! -Astoria Orchestra (N. 7:00—Aster Orchestra. 7:30—Roxy concert. 8:30—The Voice of Firestone (N.B.C.). 8:30—A. & P. Gypsies (N. B. C.) 9:30—General Motors Family Party (N. B. C) 10:30—Empire Builders (N. B. C.). 11:00—Weather rarecl. 11:01—"Carmen,” by Nmonal ornnd Opera Co. (N. 12:00—Radiograms. Early Program Tomorrow. 645a—Tower health exercise (N.B.C.). 8:00a—On the 8:15 (N. B. C.). 3:15a—Federation mojning devotions (N. B. C). 8:30a—Cheerio (N. B. C. 8:50a—Parnassus Trio (N. B. C)). 9:00a—Studiv program (N. B. C.). 9:15a—Harry Merker and his orches- tra (N. B. C). 10:00a—Dr. F.oyal 8. Copeland hour\ (N. B 10:; 3oa}u Salle smng Quartet (N. B. ) 10:45a— anmtt Wilson Food Club (N. 11:00a—Parnassus Trio (N. B. C. 1: lsa-‘—;Raélio Household Instmfl.e (N. 11:30a—Studio program (N. B. C.). 11:45a—Organ recital. 12:10—Farm flashes. 12:20—Noonday Lenten services. 1:00—Mayflower Orchestra. 1:15—"“Farm and Home Facts,” by the Department of Agriculture, 1:30—Mayflower Orchestrs. 2:00—Studio program (N. B. C.). 2:15—Gotham Trio (N. B. C.). 3:15—"“Adventures in _ Africa. Prances Allison (N. B. C.). 3:30—Meliow Melodies (N. B. C.). 475.9—WMAL—630. (Washington Radio Forum.) 3:00—L’Apres Midi (C. B. 8.). 4:00—Studio program. 4:15—Roosevelt Orchestra (C. B. 8. 5:00—“The Evil of the Bucket Shop” by Louis Rothschild, - director, Better Business Bureau. PROGRAM FOR MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1929. (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles un right. All time p.m. unless otherwise indicatec.) LOCAL STATIONS the Radio 5:45—Yeomans & McClure, enter- taine G 00—Dinner concert. 0—Flashes from The Evening Star. 5-—Jimmy and Jane. 0—Correct time. 1—Almas Temple Shrine Band. :00—Kansas Frolickers. 0—CeCo Couriers (C. B. 8.). 0—Physical culture hour (C.B.S.). 0—Vitaphone jubilee (C.B.8.). 0—Panatella pageant (C. B. 8.). | 0—United Choral Singers (C.B.8.). 0 to 12:00—Swanee Syncopators. Early Program Tomorrow. | 10:002—National Radio Home Makers' | Club (C. B. 8.). 10:30a—Jewel radio hour (C. B. S.). 11:00a—Musical echoes from Broadway. 11:30a—Topaz Trio (C. B. 8.). {12:00 to 12:15—Agricultural program (C.B. 8. 228.9—WOL—1,310. (American Broadcasting Co.) 5:45—The town crier. 6:00—Nuggets of knowledge. 6:03—Andy Claus. 6:08—Warner Kennedy, pianist. 6:20—Fan Mail Bag. 6:40—Annapolis Orchestra. 7:11 to 7:21—"“Amos 'n’ Andy.” 110:00 to 12:00—Colonial Dance Orches- tra. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Musical clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:30a—A thought for the day. 8:30a—The Floorwalker. 30a—Request program. 10:00a—Household chat by Peggy Clarke. 10:30a—Advertisers’ . period. 11:00a—Beauty Question Box, conducted by Bertha Parker, 434.5—NAA—690. (Washington Navy Yard.) 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 55—Arlington time signals. STAR, WASHINGTON, EDITHA FLEISHER 10 BE RADIO STAR European Lyric Soprano Will Sing Over National Chain Tonight. Editha Fleisher, famous European Iyric soprano, will be the guest star of the General Motors “family party” to-| night over WRC and associated stations instead of Florence Easton, English so- prano, who was originally sched- uled to co-star with Alflo Tedesco, Met- ropolitan Opera Co. tenor. Miss Easton has fallen victim to laryn- gitls. Especially noted in Europe as an terpreter of the songs of Mozart and the operas of Wagner, Mme. Fleisher made her first apeparance in the United Stales with the Wagner- ian Opera Co. Her previous appear- ances before the microphone have been few. She will sing tonight arias and scenes from familiar operas with Te- desco, assisted by a symphony orches- tra and an opera chorus. Outstanding among WRC'’s other mu- sical attractions tonight will be the weekly concerts of Roxy's “Gang” and the A. & P. Gypsies and a special radio version of Bizet's “Carmen” by the Na- tional Grand Opera Co. Solos by Ar- thur 8. Phillips, tenor, will feature the Roxy broadcast, whereas the specialty of the Gypsies will be a group of sea- sonal selections, such as Rachmaninoff’s “Floods of Spring,” Grieg's “To Spring” | M! ;nd Mendelssohn’s immortal “Spring | g, ong.” Editha Fleisher 10:05—Weather Bureau reports, 205.4—WJISV—1,460, (Independent Publishing Co.) 6:30—Civic Hour. 0—Request program. 0—Massanutten Troubadours. 5-—Joe Purcell, soprano. 8:30—Troubadours. 0—Woodville Brown. 5—The Virginians. 0—Jack Whitcomb, cornetist. 0—The Honolulans, 11:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 5:10—Joe Purcello, soprano. 5:30—Closing market prices (C.B.S.). 454.3—WEAF New York—660 5:30—Bill and Jane. 6:00—Dinner music. 6:30—The Steppers. 7:00—Rudy Vallee's Orchestra. 7:30—World today; Piano Twins. 8:00—Choristers and orchestra. a o—Gmlu Orchestra. ly party presentation. 10 no—mpxu Builders' sketch. 11:00—Grand opera, “Carmen.” 394.5~WJZ New York—760 6:00—Dance music; books. 8:30—Musical program. 9:00—Recorders’ Orchestra. 9:30—Real folks’ sketch. 10.00—New York Police Academy xercises. e K 11:00—Slumber music hour. 422.3—~WOR Newark—710 stood the Mackay radio group will seek to establish a similar transcontinental circuit, and mn this will be its only in- land radio service. It is emphasizing ‘ its needs for radie channels to_ com- municate across the Atlantic and Pacific and to South American points. Its cor- porate affiliation with the Postal Tele- graph Co. and the International Tele- Eflm & Telegraph Co. give it adequate and wire extensions throughout the United States and in most Latin Ameri- can countries. ‘Thus the radio telegraph situation to develop into a four-cornered competitive struggle. On the one hand there will be the Western Union, whose officials are avowedly scornful of radio competition and have assiduously kept out of the radio field. Then there are the Mackay-Postal affiliated radio and wire services, the Universal wireless communication radio service between most of the larger cities of the country and m R-ldln Corporation of America rvice, linking at least 28 cities "!eedln " into transoceanic circuits to :bouc 30 tarei;n countries. The Radio Corporation project is being opposed by a group of radio manu- ncturers banded together as the Radio Protective Association. Although none of them is in either the radio tele- graph or wire telegraph flelds, they are protesting in a complaint just filed with the commission t the company’s patent agreements with A. T. & T., Uniud Fruit, ical Radio, General Electric, Westinghouse and Radio- Mlnne Oorpouflun of America will ricted use” of the channels. Copsriht, 1935, by North American News: paper Alllance.) —_———— COLOR IS FEATURED IN SUMMER STYLES PARIS (#).—Sunshine colors will be the aftermath of a long hard Winter, people who make the style are sa; 3 Advance orders show a marked pre! erence for the yellows, greens and reds in Southern sport clothes and flowery words like capuctne. which means nas- turtium in French, marigold, larkspur, and poppy are mixed up with clothes talk in the big shops. Yellow promises to be the predomi- mant sport color, with lots of brown and white to go with it. Red, blue and white, and yellow, green and white are other color combinations that are al- ready established. Even Paris street clothes of this ad- vance date show the brown and yel- low tendency, in contrast to the steady popularity of black in evidence all Win- ter. Brown hats, with yellow, or biege and brown scarfs, are seen on all sides as the accessories for brown fur coats. Police Exemses on Air Tonight. A portion of the graduation exercises | for probationary patrolmen of the New York Police Academy, in Madison Square Garden, tonight will be broad- cast by WJZ and associated stations. Speeches will be made by Mayor Walker and Police Commissioner Whalen. The Sroadcast {5 scheduled, in lieu of Krem- hn Echoes, from 10 to 11 o'clock. Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 7:30—Roxy and His Gang; Arthur S. Phillips, tenor—WJz, ‘WEBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WRC, WSM, WSB, WBT WIOD. 8:00—Choristers and Orchestra; Bell songs — WEAF, WEEIL WTIC, WIAR, WTAG, WCSH, WLIT, WRC, WGY, WGR, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, KYW, WIOD, WJAX, WHAS, WsM, WSB, WBT, WRVA. 8:30—Gypsies Orchestra; Greet- ing__ Spring—WEAF, WEEL WTIC, WJAR, WTAG, WCSH, WLIT, WRC, WGY, WGR, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WGN. 10:00—Panatellas; Julia Sander- son and Frank Crumit—WOR, WCAU, WNAC, WEAN, 6:00—Dream Tri Footlights. b tra. 00—Physil 9:30—Jubilee program. 10:00—Panatelas presentation. 10:30—United Choral Singers. 11:00—News; organ; dance. 348.6—~WABC New anl—.l' 6:30—Duke Ellington’s Orchestra. 7:00—Half hour of sunshine, 7:30—Tone pictures. 8:00—Entertainers. 8:30—8. 8. Pumpernickel. 10:30—Spanish Garden. 11:00—Dance hour. 272.6—~WLWL New York—1, 6:00—Music and talk. 6:55—Musical programs; books. 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100 8:00—Dinner music; studio programs. 9:00—Dance band; concert orchestra. 10:00—Chocolate Boys. 10:30—Musical program. 11:00—News; dance hour. 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060 6:00—Hour of dinner music. 7:00—South Sea Islanders. 7:30—Roxy and His Gang. 8:30—WBAL String Quartet. 9:i Oo—flecorden Real Folks. 10:00—The Pattersons. 256. S—WCAU l’hl.lllelphh—l.l’fi €:30—Musical Furriers. 7:00—Orchestra; Almanac. 8:00—WOR programs (3 hours). 11:00—News; dance hour. 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980 6:30—Hotel orchestra. 7:00—Studio program. 7:30—Roxy and His Gang. 8:30—Music; Recorders. 9:30—Real folks’ sketch. 10:00—Dance orchestra. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150 6:30—Dinner music; newscasting. 7:00—Entertainers. 7:30—Roxy and His Gang. 8:00—Band concert; musicale. :00—Rochester Prog.; Real Folks, 10:00—Smith’s Cavaliers. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790 0—Dinner music. 30—Mixed quartet. 0—Choristers and orchestra. 30— Feature program; concert. 0—Gypsies’ Orchestra. 0—Family party presentation, 0—Empire Builders’ sketch. :00—National grand opera. 302.8—WBZ Springfield—990 7:00—Lowe’s Orchestra. 0—Roxy and His Gang. 0—Special feature program. 12:30 to 1:30—Current events, farm news and music. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. 340.7—WAPI Birmingham—1,140 5—=Studio; barn dance orchestra, 5—Barn dance; Jug Band. :30—Alpha Lambda Tau. 277.6—~WBT Charlotte—1,080 8 8:30—Musical programs. 9:30—Family party presentation. 10:30—Empire Bullders' sketch. 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820 11:00—National grand o 12:00—News; mldnl(hf. ce, 461.3—WSM Nashville—650 7:00—Rudy Vallee's Orchestra, 17:30—Roxy and His Gang. 8:00—Choristers, orchestra; feature. 9:00—Craig’s Orchestra, 0—Family party presentation. 10:30—Feature program. 11:00—WSM variety. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110 8:00—Byrd Trio. 7:00—Amos-Andy; ; code. 7:35—Community 'rmmr play. 8:00—Choristers and orchestra. 0—Feature program. 9:00—Pianist; Serenaders; songs. 10:00—Hotel orchestra. 11:00—National grand opers. 258.5—~WWVA Wheeling—1,160 7:00—Boy Scouts; Aunt Jane, 8:00—Studio hour. 9:00—Musical programs. CENTRAL. 293.9—~KYW Chicago—1,020 10:30—Empire Builders. 11:00—News; hotel orchestra. 11:30—Slumber music; hotel orchestra. ah 4164—WGN-WLIB Chicaga—120 “'I.S—WMAQ Chicago—870 8:00—WOR programs (3 hours). 11:00—Concert orchestra. 12:00—Dance music (3 hours). 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 6:30—Cincinnati Club Orchestra. 7:00—City Government; orchestra. ;:gm&:z l:dvenkmreu. 4 of. Kyrock; organ program. 8:30—Mountaineers; minstrels, 9:30—Real folks; Hamilton Club. 10:30—Orchestra program. 11:00—Slumber _music hour. 12:00—Dance; W., L. & W.; dance. 280.2—~WTAM-WEAR Cleveland—1,070 6:00—Hotel orchestra; musicians. 7:00—Hour of music features. 8:00—Choristers and orchestra, 8:30—Gypsies’ Orchestra. 0—Family party presentation, 10:30—Empire Builders’ sketch. 11:00—Vocal and dance (2 hours). 398.8—WCX-WIR Detrolt—1750 8:00—Cafe orchestra; melody. 7 00—Minstrel program. 0—Orchestra; Lenten. 8 0—Music; Recorders’ Orchestra. 9:30—Real Folks; talk; feature, 0—Easy chair; news; Amx ance music (1 0—Spor 0—News; modern melodie SOUTHERN. 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740 7:00—Recording orchestra. 7:30—Roxy and His Gang. 8:00—Choristers and orchestra. 8 o-—!enm-e program; concert. y presentation. 10: ullders sketch. 11: (5——-Ru(fy Brown's Orchestra. TROUBLE? Call Georgia 1486 Mr. S. A. Robinson Service Manager COLORADO RADIO SERVICE 5514 Colorado WFBL, WMAK, WCAO, WJAS, WADC, WKRC, WGHP, WMAQ, WSPD, WHK, WLBW, WMAL. Ave. Baur to Sing New Hit. Another musical feature scheduled by WRC is the Voice of Firestone, to be provided by an orchestra, Franklin Baur, tenor, and Vaughn de Leath, contralto. Baur's program includes Irving Berlin's latest hit, “Marie.” Miss de Leath, by popular request, will re- peat “Lover Come Back to Me,” from the musical show “New Moon.” She also will sing Barnby's “Sweet and Low” and Berlin's catch, “What'll I Do?” The episode in the Great Northern's historical “Empire Builders” broadcast will depict the exploration of the Mis- souri River Valley by Pierre de la Verendrye in 1738. Verendrye, the first white man to tread the soil of the pres- ent State of North Dakota, was search- ing for the ever-receding short route to India. The radio program will show the great agricultural development in {lt:_l;th Dakota during the last two cen- uries. Attractions on WMAL. WMAL has scheduled the usual array of Monday night Columbia Broadcast- ing System attractions, which include the CeCo Courlers, the Vitaphone Jubilee, the United Choral Singers and the Pantella Pageant, featuring Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit. In ad- dition, there will be a variety of attrac- tions of local origin, prominent among them being a concert by the Almas ‘Temple Shrine Ba-nd under the direc- tion of Louis §. Yassel. Henry Burbig, humorist, will present one of his side splitting burlesques, based on “The Girl With the Blue Vel vet Band” in the CeCo program. There will be the usual musical setting by an orchestra, male quartet, and vocal so- loists. Miss Sanderson and Crumit have ar- ranged several duet and solo numbers for thelr presentation. “The Bee Song” will be the duet specialty. “Lover Come Back to Me” will be Miss Sanderson's principal Solo selection, while Crumit will turn toward the field of spirituals and sing alone “Kingdom Coming.” On the Air T’)N ITE WALNEL FLOS. JUBILEE HOUR To-night 9:30 Be an air guest at the studio where Vitaphone Pictures are made CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before publication. For Sunday. 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earller, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the daily will be accepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time 1s 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Bunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. HELP—MALE. BOOKKEEPER _for _progressive firm; _state experience and salary. Box_311-E. 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Tomerr S at 10 am. see Mr. Sauriol, Potomac Electric App. o 4th ‘and C s assist housework; GIRL. voung. _colored, 3819 Military d., references: stay nights. Chevy_Chase. : GIRL, colored. wanted for light housework and care of baby in small apartment: give particulars: $7 per week. Address Box K. Star office GIRL fer general housework: references re- quired. 521 Harvard st. n.w. WHITE WOMAN to do_housewor Rddress Box TeK. Siar o WOMA Cookin el st be. neats capable.. wiin Hood reference! good wages: £0od - home. Belviane, Alexandria, Va., Route 5, Box 10 SITUATION—MALE. MEN, 4, for sales rorx 325 and liberal com- mission’ to start on our salary agreement. Repeat business; steads position: experience not necessary. We show you how. (Call 2°4 p.m., 216 Insurance Bldg., 15th & Eve A2 MEN—] nzxuegiendum 1o hang awnings. c-n Linc MEN—(3), well appearin| 525 to 35, 10 work withl hien-clats Salesmen representing Teliable firm; can earn big money: Tapid ndvlnc!mtnl ‘Apply In person to Mr. Joell, 9:30 to 11 a.m.. 711 9th s OIL- aurwme FIREMA chief_engineer or_call SATENT ATTGRNEY desires patent ¢ iner ‘or practicing patent attorney to with ‘active New York patent practice in courts and Patent Office in return for mod- ern offce facilities, Room 1205, 271 Madison ave.. New Git: 10 AN_A_wonderful pr FAPIO efnesioneet men with proven volume. If sou are selling more than 5 sets & week it will pay to investisate, Manhattan G SALESMAN WANTED—Good ennonunn salesman to call on established trads sale only: one experienced in ferred. “The Washington News st n.w. RO w s sALlswm—An exulem oppoTtun open for a general sales ai ington and surrounding ter: SRt Yarce it manufacturing company of national standing. This is & permanent position and one where your income stead- ily increases trom the rg JAS for X ¢t business. rn while you learn: we fia \earhing in our own sales s ERIBIne Rchaols 46 ' those “who: Wil -ork anould be productive of 40 or 350 feraonnel, Director, Singer eek. gum: Maciihe Co B41 P ot. nw., secon BOY, colored Wishes work of any kind aft- Potomac 638 DRAFI‘EMAN with 15 e eneral _engineering etail, lavout and nnenc aratting. zn:c‘rmcuu m n.u ‘experience. wuhn Job with reliable concern, house wiring or rgmucuan work. Address Box 175-K, Star experience in achine work: Address T WILL FORNISH nep Ford car and drlu Addresn”nox it Teference: et MACHINE DESIGNING, drafting annd_cal- culations; _inventions 'developed, working dravings made end work supervised. _Ad- s_Box_165-K 25° MAN young. neat, | mnrrl'd. i, wishes work of any kind. Would accept small pay o loarn |, trade. _Address Box 150-K. Star office. 25 TUMBLING MONKEYS, MUSICAL BOOKS and flying machines for the kiddies' Easter. Peter Pan Bhop. 1731 H st. n.w. AN FILL YOUR APARTMENT 1% the motal tons of the whols propositi it ability, industry and inteerity count, for anything. _SE MAN AND Address Box_222-K, Star_office. SMALL SANDWICH SHOP for office building. Good business, capable of being increased. . Satisfactory ‘terms. A d x_85-K. Star_office. P TNER WANTED. room._ 1336 nm - TAILORS Tleaving_tow i Sonn complece taiior shop Wih. chean: g5t rent on ith st.: long lease: $400. 1247 iG_ALLEY BUSINT tion. Address Box 90-K. Star office. CAFETERIA doing good _ mmm-ss apopintment. Reason_for ing, 111 Address_Box 116-K. Star e CAFETERIA in downtown bus. section, near Invest, Blde ; splendid chance for live wire: ®00d future:’ easy terms. Call 1402 P o.w. LAW STUDENT DESIRES COMFORTABI room or will share an apartment with an attorney. _Address Box 30i-E. St FOR ADOPTION_SIX BRIG] HT. AL baby boys from 2 weeks to 5 months: near Ehiladelphia. VEIL HOSPITAL Langhorne. WiT ENTARGED TOE JOINTS OR GTRER foot troubles? ~ Consult Foot Correction Lab- oratory, 612 F n.w., Suite 108, ground floor. WANTED—BY GOVT. LAWYER, 33. wrm wife and small baby, furnished apartment: first floor preferred, "or. bunealow. 3 n.w. or Would” consider care ‘oise gther person similarly Situnted. 191-K, Sta: dow_ or Address A | sp sushions. snap fasiene: R._L. Isherwood. 15 LUNCHROOM for sale, doing good businest: feasonaple for auick buyer. ~Address Box 262-K._Sta: & MAN with gt Avuz . $1.000 cash. as hall n ner In'good automobile business: must have selling experience and be capable as a_man- Ager, ‘a5 Owner has other Dusiness'to"artend t0. only those with the above requirements necd answer. Address Box 192-K. Star office. | sMALL HOTEL of 1 £quip) mrJ"n- ouse; o1 e cafe: muv Suitable for glun ox owner. Apply Apt. 1.,1120 or nsr Tocaied tourist lm o Mtacyian rooms. completely furnished hd hiadern througnout: faraishings. mclud- ing sless and worth at least ore room with s .0 Atires. *FOTTS S GRIFFIN. Frederick, MABELLE HONOUR UAT DOL N R e On v Chihert cinse. | hnuu culture, work., Thoroushiy trained efclent graduate students. Special mipoo. with marcel, finger wave or. ‘u(u yave. sl Per- Wave. F ne North 1049 manent Wave. $6.50. ARE YOU I nlcoumo INTERESTE A fienocrapher capable of taking ine most rapid dictation easily, accurately and with- out fatigue? The Stei way of taking dictation: without obligation. New ganized to begin work on \New classes being or- ril 1 in eve Sehool. 'STRAVER COLLEGE. s n.w. CONVALESCENTS, AGED, INVALIDS WILL find every home 'comfort, skilled nursing. spectal diet: in home of hurse; best refer: ences._Potom: DRUG _ CASES NERVOUS, DRINK OR given every attention in privat and female nurses in attenda Wardman_Park Hotel. Phone Adams 73t PAPEEXNO AND PATNT‘INO——Pmth relll- ble service. Special Easter prices. C: terms Work guaranteed. Get my est] West 476 29 DR. KELLOGG'S EXERCISER RE; BicerTheranetic Inmp tveatments, oll and alco rubs, electric blenket baths. Pot. 4731 PAPERHA day or job. PRESSER, sition: ¢ ANGER_wants work. experience: ma H st. ne. Lincoln 3220. ew- ite. exurlenced. wants Tisincss: slteht aTine 2 Gears prasent ob: Kdress Presser, 35 Tth st. LOOK—LISTEN! Collection “expert _available; tnvestigate. Address Box 173-K. Star offi 25° SITUATION—FIMALB. o4 CHILD'S NURSE, experiended, wishes place: reference furnishied. Call or write to 69 TRL, neat, colored. desires position 1 yator” operator, m maid in a store or docter’s office. SALESMEN WANT men, from 3 1o 35 years old, w TenrStin & Brateclass bond ous " Qeava’ the imvestment. busines _Box 48 c_off SALESMEN—We four experienced gas appliance nlesmen l?unedhtely. r rap! State experience .nl reference. r month plus commissions. ina_Gas_Co.._Lexington, N. C. WAREHOUSE MAN, in receiving and not afraid of heavy e tnre. Good change for Advance pary ‘Apply National Furni- North ment to right YOUNG MAN—IT to 30 years of & e frm: must ride icycle: salars start. $60 to §75 per ot with #00d op- Portinity for fdyancement. Reply in handwriting. _Address Box 361-K. Star of '\’IEA . 2, selected for special outdoor work by large national organization. will be trained for Sales executive potition: willingness ta leara business from bottom more essential than experience; prefer married men who are in- terested in making rmanent connection; Address Box fMce. givi Aamiser Nnd complete address or " Sobointe ment. APABLE assistant to buyer in china and housefurnishings.|g! Apply to General Manager, The |xn Palais Royal im: m-nm or very 1 cnu L lp 3 26° s"r's'nmmm ST ypte 4 vears' ex cYlence elerk hookle-n-r 20 week Lt 27 MISS BIBYL MAGOON, Information wanted concerning the present address of Sibyl Magoon. Colorado, Tex.. Box 11. B. H. Magoon. 28° JOHNSON REST HOME. aged and convalescents, special Lanier_pl. Col. 8377. Invalids det. 17 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star readers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Ser\lcc Column call Main 5000, Branch 115 Ax.mnmnsm- nunlry, electric work, int! n dnne 3 years to pay; wor AL s Contracting Co. 1808 Eve 8 2 APHE! 'rvl! T. general omu ex< hieh school graduate; $22.50 week. STENOGRAPHER i ime work: auce Hien school Adams 5190 WOMAN, capable business. desi a( office work. Address Box 35! YOUNG LADY. stenoerapher. 3 ¥ expe- tlence, including bookkeeping lnd oSeneral office. ‘desires position: lnf‘lo R ek Oall North Cintey. SITUATION—DOME! COOK. ;’olnnd. neat. first-c| worker: full or part time. North ANT, hedh oth, roach, rat extermin: tion. 'Guaranteed results. Fumigation home 1is one of our specialties. Free est mates. “American Disinfectant Co., $3 Ey st. n. m u a r22¢ nmbmo_ r _your flII cleaning. M urems. :l"o'l. boqxvm fi! hflll!t wire sprin renovated and remade. do " now_before e rush. Colt ding Co.. 219 G_st BEDDING of all ds re; N Eheast e e o Bedding_Co.. 2215 5th_st. D\' CEL g.. I MATTNESES, {’35 ""‘"'" el ash afatireesGo.. 316 L. S s8R 01 71 13th st | ex- | Cleaning, Dycing and Tailoring Establishment, nicely equipped; good location. Will sell reasonably or rent, including/ fixtures. SIMON BFL()FF 1244 11th St GTOREKEEPERS, u need money. yo! s CAPITAL ADIVSTING & ‘PINA AT e, ABcs National Hank BIGF. i SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINES_AIl makes for bargain, prices, Rentals, 1750 per United Typewriter and Add, Mach. Co. Inc 1227 N. Y. ave. n. n | 30! AGRICULTURAL uzma and quality . Just Teceived a carioag of Maine- Irish Cobblers, Green Moun- tains, Dert. 1031 7th ANTIQUES—Two beautiful oid_colonial bed- Toom pieces, solid crotch mahogany: fine condition. Desel’s Art Work 8hop, 1208 20:h. ANTIQUES-Manogany | table. Chiners te ol bwe. dishen 3928 Tath R ARMT COTS AND SPRINGS, $3; pictures. | Apply et § p.m., 626 Sth st. n.e. BY CARRIA( Adams 5273. BED-DAVENPOR' iful, bran P e velour. petle !?"m' Condition: must sacrifice anickly. levellnd 3037-J. BUILDING nATnuAu. bathi Prom Pecently wrecked bl rame. o ings now at our 3 yards. Giood floorin; sheathing and framing, Zc: Dlenty 2x6, 2x8." 2x10, doors, windows complete: Dlumbing - Axtures, radiators. pipe: Many other ttems: lowest prices! Larse selection! HECHIN 5921 sold, rented. ex- al Cash Register GISTE! Chaneea asy ter CFrankiin 887, apie Exchange, 430 8th s: CE; RY LOT, ful locatios ably “low price: udes ea al inely rpetual White ‘oniy.”"Address Box 16-K. 8 of D walnut eleclrlu it Rnod- Island ave. en Datter! bulb: r motor, Ty, electric all 0 excellent con ; lition: ‘for $150. Biore Y: A” souder: “Gaghor Helents LA BIDDXNG RENOVATED. vrlnn mattresses plllows, festher mat.; down comforts re-cov. red. _Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. M. 4094, COOK umx nosmon in boardine ho institutio nights: inor out of city: good nm-ncu 'n Euclid st. n.w. K o ne P Crawiord: 915 81 GIRL wishes work by m- ek m‘dn. Te- gme L sirl. call nmr'x. STONE, rumn snd umem -ark s~ waterproofed: ima Flankiin 8213-7, Bloutsenseruer, 450 1 st . CARPENTER-BUILDER: general remodelin repairing all branches, oak floors laid, ce< Tt work. Tt Jotmson: 1988 Trving, Col ol. $917. red_ wants position general houséworker or Mursing. - Cail 1633 4th st. s00d NTER_Painting and umodflln ; J. N ‘th CARPE '-sork, reasonable rates. illiss, OIRL wishes to leave city as nurse or gen- eral Lhouu'orlu’ fere Pfl( mac BANK SAVINGS DEPARTMENT has an interesting proposition to make man of industry and character. ‘who wm work on the outside in! ing positors in its INSURED SAVING OSDIVISXON {an unususl methiod of saiag x art of one’s ince Immediate compengation and connection (0 be you nnnmy ComnSew at once Hir Bisss, between o #nd 3 p.m.._Mount Verno TWO MEN w. ) TO and one for outside, to take charge permanent routes; calling on estab- lished trade; routes now _paying $37.50 and $42.50; must be willing to start at $30 while being introduced to customers; grocery store and laundry experience an asset; no cash deposit required, but must furnish A-1 reference. Apply 1406 G st. n.w., soom 315, 9 to 11 and 1 to 4. ELLENT EXCE OI’POR'lL\l’IY by ‘who is honest, cle amb! tlflfs: ml;x‘n is carefully louklfll about to better his position permanently, with a de- sire to be connected with an old-established. substantial, hil -class business. No stock: bonds, books. real estate or Imunnce Large earnings ponlhle 1ur the right ‘his bulh\efll carries ':!"l 1t ul:‘A":““dlxvpo::‘::llc‘; les for managerial 8| :mnueulrv Address Box 246-K. Star office. inhe e WANTED—SALESMEN. TE SALE: EN—_We desite to B A L Cotrioneed, Test etate saicsmen. For, interview S at our X m B mbach Realty o 37 Wilson bivd., Clar: endon. Va. MEN, to represent large at djoining territory han ity article. RO ecss "‘"“B Samtcieid daEiple, Bt B P ies Ceonnidential. “Address’ Box 249-K, Star office. WANTED—Capable men and women, experi- QHCQ nra!erred. but not necessary, to IM“ hou in Chevy Chase. C., nearby Vi AW eah o B?n?"xfifleflfi.',‘.?mo'é - operation. incli Pllton B Gordon, Continental Trust Bids. Main 5231 SALESMEN. Several men of neat appearance who have heir ability to sell. 9:30 to gonfidence in thelr abllity Ehiomes e 11 whole: LAUND] d i Teference. laree, LR-n erifor dyings work e-uea JLor- 238 12th st District 4339 vNDms—nm-mu ont by to take home. n . “Potomac 3690-W. Gke~ Rome: " siny AT 428 N. Y. Che: e uweemfle colored _woman, e Pariime work: With r fer- mn "22nd £ nw WANTED dav's work nce. _Call l muy ‘Mights. a&%a B INSTRUCTION COURSES. o7 HT. "PERMITS SE- ETED DRI IogusioraDay | puone Frankiin 1367: m 131 LEARN BEAUT SAN oriewhiie Vocation. fanelle. Honout i Raives manths of time i learning and h cost of tuition. . LEARN SFARune 8 ; ofcuracy. 1ess atigue, ~The Stenotype has the same adventages over any nmerngl‘cntl:; hand; mundreds of businesses today employ e hbiypists for thelr ‘more fmporiant ste- It you are interested in prepar- or 8 better position and higher learn stenotypy. Free trial qum without Obligation. to-those interest- being_organized to begl: in avening sohool o 3 reservations now. STRA ER COLLEGE. T3l A NG, CKLY TAUGHT. _Tn- m‘l’lreo.bmll e methad; ncnnsed white abitshed 10 yeare. c-l 82. " SHORT. EPARE FOR BUSINESS W L e s TeleBhone. Switenboard operat: ing Good ' operators aiways in demand. Oxford_Blds 4th_and N. PRIVATE lzuoru mnnmmu‘ meneu, Tn suages. Cornell graduate. $1.° Albert Jon, 8 HopLing H. mw méar doth CA Teens made, Bouses. norem porches _inclose garages; painting. Piustering. ement ‘Hammer: Pot. 4s1-3. 305 CARPENTRY—Porches inclosed; remodelin; in generalj _screens mac cement an plastering. _Phone Main _1: CHAIR ~ CANEING, PORCH _ ROCKERS splinted, upholstering, Armstrons, 1235 10th Pranklin_7483. DESKS. chairs, files. tabies from mvuhhcm national headquarters, cheap: aiso faciory onds ac sreatly reducedJncn Com= e_Furniture Ci DESKS, cnnn 5. safes, files; che in ~ Washington. Special i cummer:m Oflc s ‘heapest_prices sale, = factory Purniture Co.. ol = .cmn seconds’ tables, cnai inet safes an ain_9126. of ofice ki Son. 616 E st. n.w. DRAIN TILE. new, Tlesh ed " deeper shades now 5o smart made in Fra 2 40, SlEhAly worn. New green cmn. "ind ‘dark biue silk ¥ 0l lerses reasonable. Call any dsy FURNITURE tor 0SSt nw Apt. . Mai 25 R CHECKS REPAIRED and refilied: all Pokes. CO e ARMIGER. 316N ¥ W, Frankitn 1701 - e ELECTRIC WIRING—Will wire 6-room house complete, including fixtures and inside serv- fce. "$7450: a vear to pay. Stein Electric Co.. 627 E n.w. ELECTRIC, WIRING 8 n;om, 2 Dalis. Bath e e and 340 Sarantced Vo emm- money; terms. North 885, c.nseamer ELECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING by experts— 6 Tooms complete, §72.50. Star 3909 Kansas ave. n.w. Adams 5: “FLOOR FINIS skilled mn..fll'.' erene. 1209 N. Cap. scteen doors. window shade Butler Sons, 1351 Good H EXPERT waxin, Paul FLY BCREENS, made to order. rd._Lincoln_i e Snc1t Grom 2130 B, rumqrruns—o pieces of Stickiey 1 Toom furniture, including tal e, 53 bedstead and sl 50 ne =Al‘ 'R excellent ‘condition. - Call Coumbia FURNTTURE Handsome overstufied daven- port suite, also_dini roor onabls FURNITURE—Overstuffed nut bedroom suites; breakf: davenport, refrigerator. gateleg Tuss, gas range, kitchen cabine dining, reed set. kel hions: ITU] een linen spring Colimbia 174 | new. Reasonable. Gl e e lifton_Terrace. G cov§u mlt‘i‘e‘vglp;u%!Qrful\y i ;('d 11"5 free. _Tittensor. 1600 “"n !“I'Ir;\ yK“!uYE—RuDl;;l!e REY‘ ’c’l = = B M Yoo o e LAWN MOWERS sha; nea nd repall lawn_ rollers lflr "n{'pe n7 ?llh "El rr‘eg Pranklin_10183. nted or "ihat will pieas se_vou. Alw nd, floor coverings, Lin 11th_and H sts. nee. K i PAINTING. PAP!RHANonlo PLASTERING —Better work easonable prices: pure fead and ol used exchusively: cleven years of ims factory service: le = Pelitan Der. Gor B1 s WOMEN—Jobs for linotvpe operators: $50-980 weekly: snort hours =Burton Linc- I T A R evening. N YOUR scHool.. 23 e : “Passed clvll-ler;; ‘Ano Sphic examination 3 months' nig Ahother: 1, weeks day school, now year. graduates in FNew ciasses Write Bord PAINTING AND DECORATING, Interior, ex- terior. It pays to deal direct with the me- chanic: satisfactory work at ust Georsia. 130 6.8 pme " PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING by ert mechanics Phone Metropolitan «n PAINTING—Int. and ext expert_ floor finishing; Paul_Ser A price_that ank. Phone inti} illed mech-nlcn Main_1 S m u g maree] wave TIE 1 Tncflt Durau Sitem of sham ‘Abply second ing and “facial treatments. flnnr 517 11th st. TONIGHT. ATION s_PM. Pubhc invited. AT o, slo'F LECTURE: D. ROOM FOR THRE Ml'.N—We are looking for three men who wish to increase their earnings. These men will sell Chevrolets, the world's most popular 6-cylinder automoblle. Will furnish complete selling equipment. Ourisman Chevrolet Co., 625 H st. n.e. Ask for Mr. Divver. S ALESMF HELP—FEMALE. | DRAFTSWOMEN—Public utility _corporation | requires several younl 'nm;n for nemnn:né nomlem in | ta will | Hom | and 1 i “receive nec Address Box 1 DRI FINGER WAVER Sene 1304 ¥ b, B ; o R e A e o, S A A e 1t . Apply A. WM O s Sl 0 Ao ) i HOOK_UP WITH RADIO A E. Most fleids are overcrowded, keen competls tion, not much chance there. Radio, still in its infancy, is growing Jaat ex dreds of good_jobs. "N. R. I Ti Employment Service RADIO'S gooq Job rd; Ble IT wi you to investigate. Partment B o ! Y (alephone Decatur 2476, or n erson and get your copy, 30 to 5. Interviews after § ms-m-m N.W. LEARN nmon BIG P, Radio: I’I;Dld't{owlh s ‘;:mn' hundud while e ian "pay fo7 thels "course while fearnin Jopn mm. 902 Caldwell ave. Maspeth. ample. ‘says, “Hardly & week Toes n “that T dont Dick up $18 o $20 xtri Hundreds of our graduat big Jobs, IR s . Dl'lm. it mo trained me frse opy of fiwnnmu- 0." -ficfi d'ncEl;? ABIO S OPPORTC- d my meth rtment ‘l“ or hft‘cr Sl call PAINTING, paperh rlor and exterior. 011 Ga. dve_nw. 14338, PAPERING _Rooms. 16 tention: ne 1”9 i1 3 iy v Rl B e PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — 8 Drices This weee omy, T We win scrape: side and paper average size room for 38; guaranteed in writing for 8" years. fix and seneral contracting anging. decorating: int Harry' A. Glorius & Phone_Col 28" nc., 817 9th plastering. prompt _servic dams_6964. painting. 38 FAPERHANGIN? ass wor PAPERHANGING and_painting. work at reasonable rates; estim: S. J. Koran. North 588. 1350 Newton. PAPmHANolNoalll’mmn. . mven. o 1) PURNITURE—New custom-made $300 3 Diece TvinE room suite b semgine ‘monair. carved frame. for only $145. Lawson sofa love seat. chaise ues and other odd irs; very reasonable. New York Up- Co.. 617 F w. Closing out ail . odd Our supply is limited. nnt to {6 ket ity BARGAINS Visit our piscs Standard Upholstery Co.. Inc.. 403 13- lcl-. BoXES n display cases. foat Xreexerl e meat cho Frigidare. ‘meat chopper, licing, m FURNITURE from U. S. irs. file cabinels. table reat sa’ ifa. dept.r OB—C “Almost to the m for eaning and storage. Manou- 3 1341 Conn._ave. PIANO, “Harmas caser exsallent " conditlo P’ommn Pumo. w5t size Eohler-Campbell extellent egnd rifice, $100. Apt. 41, 918 M PIANO BARGAINS Reconditioned pianos prices. Knabe upright. small tieft pm?: ‘mahogany case. case of purchase. Piaros hauled and packed {08 ‘shipment. Grands and_ Midget uprights 0 Worch, 1110 G st. n.w. Ese e, By acelient condition: RADIO, Mum Kent electric, style 40. with :‘s:;“(') speaker; 478. Charles M. Stlefl, Iuc.. R, bargain at 363 like new: Apt. 701 1870 Wyoming nd), Hobart 1 10F wroceries Dorceisin Ting ave. n w. 'RIGERATO! (second meat grinders, coffee mi l Il 823 h E flat, Adlml l’%nn IC"“; SCALES. iting, 3 take 360 ‘u"?.‘:.“ % § o B B Aot-water heat, ANGT! Sctelty. Blumbing u-nd alt s eral contracting Ouf specs terms. 8007, Decorating 0’:, Tnprovement 05 El.'llllh l = looms Bl d. 35 ang LR e ':.r'{ for _tl - .u".na‘” Budhed: ste: North 1265. 38 Feemates T oo0use zmon O] niture redecora| Desel's Art Worl A A refl 0p, 1308 20th. NG MAchu—Dr?nna “Binger. st ome. iew Sta New ideal 1107 others. et 35:al machine 3 mno, mmlnnndr:;.mn( Open evening: 3 Pa.ave. s.e. MACH! table electric. round hln. lme CM(Nl.pfirgh"- prac ‘rlll e : full tllll‘ll!'.' Pl Col. 1”‘--7 SEWING ', _electric. frendie others. r'i;{t’;n- i e open_eveni ne. Atl 255 L g