Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1930, Page 46

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930. HELP AND SITUATIONS D—4 . s , D. G, Bl T S LR R . 1 | MKELLAR T0 TALK ONMUSCLE SHOALS Tennessee Senator to Speak Tonight in Forum Program. The National Radio Forum, arranged | by The Star, will present tonight Sena-| tor Kenneth McKellar of Tennessee, | who will discuss the Muscle Shoals| problem and the legislation proposed to | deal with it. ‘WMAL and the usual coast-to-coast | network of asscclated Columbia Broad- ! casting System stations will brosdca.st, Senator McKellar's talk. It is sched-| uled from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. ‘ The regular array of Columbia at-! tractions will precede the forum. These include Frederic Willlam Wile's weekly review of the political situation in Washington, a dramatization of a de- tective story and a program by the Douglas Shoemakers, featuring Alice | Donohue, tap dancer. The detective| drama will be based on the story “Who | Poisoned the Death Cocktail?” Joint Recital Arranged. A joint recital by Elena de Sayn. violinist, and Eugenia Cherniavskaja- Bruman, pianist, and another program by Ed Callow and Harry Angeh(‘o who are known on the air as “Tony and| Pete,” are among WMAL's features of | local origin. The De Sayn-Bruman pro- gram will be entirely classical. It is! made up of the works of Bruch, Chopin, | ‘Glazounow, Wieniawski and Drigo. | Beniamino Gigli, leading tenor of the! Metropolitan Opera Co., will be the guest soloist in the R. C. "A.-Victor hour‘ over WRC and other National Broad-| casting Co. stations. His program in-| cludes several operatic arias and a group | of the songs he has presented in recent concerts. Nathaniel Shilkret's Orches- | tra also will be heard in this hour. Versatile Phil Cook will assist Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees in resenting the Fleischmann Sunshine our. Cook has written several humor- ous topical songs and skits for this broadcast. Vallee's Orchestra will play a number of sentimental ballads, b\ll! the featured selection will be “The| ‘Washington and Lee Swing.” Eugene Ormandy's - Orchestra will draw extensively on the works of Masse- | net, Kreisler and Norton for its con-! cert in the Jack Frost Melody Moments. Oliver Smith, tenor soloist, will sing “Juanita.” “Carmen” Is Scheduled. “Carmen” is scheduled as the National Grand Opera Co.’s production. WRC’s program also contains another episode of the dramatic serial “Harbor Lights™” and a talk by former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri on “Nationalism va. Internationalism.” Patricia Downing, who scored a de- cided success in radio dramatic presen- | tations in St. Louis, will present a scene from “The School for Scandal” tonight over WOL. The station’s other features include a condensed version of the opera “Martha,” under direction of Estelle Wentworth, and a dinner concert. A glee club from Harrisonburg, Va. will contribute to the program tonigh of WJSV. A Christian Science hymn period and a concert by Walter Holt's - Pret Ensemble also are featured. 24-HOUR BROADCAST IS HENDERSON GOAL “Hello, World!” Radio Operator Would Force Loyola Station Out. Radio's ripsnortin’ rough _ rider, *“Hello, World!” Henderson of Shreve- rt is out to make for himself a er name in broadcasting. ‘The broadcaster, famed for his anti- chain store crusades and his alleged use of the king's English, is seeking ‘around-the-clock” operation for his big station, KWKH, which now divides time with the Loyola University station, WWL, at New Orleans. Only last week he received authority from the Federal | Radio Commission to procure station KWEA, a little 100-watter at Shreve- | port, although he had been operating the station some weeks before the com- mission’s action. Would Oust Loyola Station. The Hello World Broadcasting Cor-! ration, which Henderson controls, has | ed with the commission this new | spplication for full-time operation on the 850-kilocycle channel, seeking to oust the Loyola station. The channel, in a choice portion of the broadcast band, has made Henderson's big sta- tion one of the most widely heard in the country, since it booms with 10,000 watts’ pcwer. A formal hearing will be held before the commission on this application. If the normal procedure is pursued, Hen- derson must show cause why it will be in the public interest to give him free run of the channel and force station WWL from it. The commission has sworn evidence before it ocmplaining against the broadcaster’s tactics. But t also has many letters and affidavits supporting the station, which has a tremendous following. Station WWL heretofore has not com- ined about Mr. Henderson. At a earing before the commission more than & year ago, when another station had applied for the 850-kilocycle chan- mel, it merely presented its own defense, without criticizing station ALASKANS FEAR RADIO BATTERIES WILL GO DEAD €Census Takers Find Residents’ Greatest Concern Is Over Failing Power Supply. By the Assoctated Press. JUNEAU, Alaska, April 3.—Sub-zero temperatures and the possibility of fail- ing food supplies is not the chief worry of most Alaskans, Uncle Sam’s census takers report. Enumerators declare isolated pros- pectors, fox farmers and even residents of the larger towns are most concerned over the condition of their radio storage batteries. The power units, difficult w replace or recondition during the Win. ter months are watched closely. CARUSO SKETCH FOUND Portrait, Which Disappeared Sev- eral Years Ago, Arrives in Létter. LOS ANGELES, April 3 ().—Enrico OO S noboy by making a cragon € ise 10bby sketch of Harry Cornell Greenlng“%u neer comic strip artist. ‘Caruso autographed the picture, sent it to Greening, and a few days later it disappeared. Yesterday, from New York, Greening received the sketch in a letter, which did not disclose the name or , @ddress of the sender. CITIZENS’ TICKET BEATEN West Las Ve, Election Super- vised by Troops. ‘WEST LAS VEGAS, N. Mex., Apfl! 8 (P —A_ municipal election supervised by National Guardsmen, p parently brought defeat Tuesday o 8 citizens’ ticket, whose sponsers asked "i'.f ey N '&2‘“‘%"?@ was remn gado, & ul A\ Today on (Al time p.m., unless the Radio otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS 475.9 Meters. WMAL 30 Kiloeycles 0—American School o( the Afr. Twins. b—Trlo or National Symphony Or- 5: uo—"nnpmwrg Your Radio Recep- tion,” by Clyde M. Hunt. , 5:40—Frank W. Young, pianist. 45—"Tony and Pete.” 6:00—Correct time. 6:01—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:15—"How the Mammoth Cave Came to America,” by Science Service. 6:30—Songs by Ben Cain, jr. 6:45—Esther Holden Bibber, soprano. 7:00—Shannon-Whitman Trio. 7:15—The Avalon Four. 7:30—Elena de Sayn, violinist, Eugenia Chiniavska pianist. 8:00—Correct time, 01—The Vagabonds. :15—"The Polit Situation in Washington,” by Frederic Wil- liam Wile, 8:30—Douglas Shoemakers. 9:00—True detective mysteries. and Bruman, Senator McKellar of Tennessee. 11:00—Dream Boat. 11:30 to 12:00—Will Osborne’s Orches- tra Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Organ reveille. 8:30a—Morning devotions. 8:45a—Something for everybody. 00a—"Opening the Morning Ma! 0a—-Morning on Broadway. 00a—Radio Home Makers, 0a—Three Men in a Tub. :45a—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 00a—Neil Vinick, beauty adviser, 1:15a—Columbia Salon Orchestra. ll 30a—The Week Enders. 00—Columbia Revue. 0—Yoeng's Orchestra. 0—Savoy Plaza Orchestra. 0—The Gauchos. 2:30—Organ recital by Ann Leaf, 0—Columbia Ensemble. u 0—Today 1n history. 32—Education features. 4:00 to 4:30—Light opera gems. WJSV 2054 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00 to 5:30—Midafternoon musicale, 6:30—News flashes. 6:50—Your English. 0—Time signals, 31—Chick Godfrey's Radio Show. 5—FElsie Jorss and George Dunnett. :45—Christian Sclence hymn pro- gram. 9:00—"‘Muu!hl\‘ch‘ Tulu and Monkey- ace.” :30—Alexandria Humming Birds. 0 o 11:00—Holt's Fret Ensemble. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00 to 10:00a—Helpful hints to house- wives; music. 11:30a to 1:00—Farm news, events and music. :00 to 5:30—Midafternoon musicale. NAA 55 locseles 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55—Time signals. 10:00—Weather Bureau reports. OUT current WRC 315.6 Meters. 950 Kilocycles. 2:30—The Melody Three. 2:45—Little Symphony Orchestra. 3:15—“The Magic of Speech,” by Vida Sutton. 3:30—La Forge-Berumen musicale. 4:00—United States Army Band. 5:00—R-K-O matinee. 5:30—Toddy party. 5:45—“The Lady Next Door.” 6:00—News flashes. 6:05—Black and Gold Orchestra. 6:30—American home banquet. 7:00—*Amos 'n’ Andy.” 7:15—Gretchen Hood, soprano. 7:29—Correct time, 7:30—"Nationalism versus Interna- tionalism,” by Former Senator Reed of Missourl. 8:00—Fleischmann Sunshine hour. 9:00—Harbor Lights. 9:30—Jack Frost melody moments. 10.00—R. C. A.-Victor hour. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01 to 11:58—"Carmen,” Grand Opera Co. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 8:00a—The Aunt Jemima Man. 8:15a—Morning devotions. 8:30a—Chetrio. 9:00a—Morning melodies. 10:00a—Hits and Bits. 10:30a—National home hour. 11:00a—N. B. C. appreciation hour, di- rected by Walter Damrosch. 12:00—Retail food market review. 12:10—Twelve O'Clock Trio. 12:45—National farm and home hour 1:30—Organ recital from Kitt Studios. 2:30—The Melody Three. 3:00—Marine Bnnd Orchestra. 4:00—The Moxie Hostess. 4:15 to 5:00—Pacific feature hour. 228.9 Meters. “’OL 1,310 Kiloeycles. 300—P’Illplno songs by Mrs. Camilo 3: 30—Studln feature. 4:00—Arthur Marks, “The Rambling Guitarist.” 4:15—Talk by Dean Frazier of the Better Business Bureau. 4 zn—Requen program for Naval Hos- 5 OO—Joan ‘Steven. soprano, and Kath- erine Fowler, pianist. 5:15—Trio of National Symphony Or- chestra. 5:45—The Town Crier. 6:00—"Martha,” by Estelle Wentworth. 7:00—Dinner music. 7:20—News flashes. 7:30 to 8:00 — Scenes from “The School for Scandal,” by Patricia Downing. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Reveille and musical clock. 00a—Birthdays. 5a—Breakfast brevities. ‘Attractive Windows,” by Peg- by National 11: oo»—nemw talk by Bertha Parker 11:30a—Half hour with famous com- TS, u:oo—f.::cen services, conducted by Rev. Joseph R. 8izo0. 12:30—Luncheon music. 1:30—Gladys Marks, soprano. 2:00—Esther Spier, pianist. 2:30—Monologues by Minnie Robbey. OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern Standard time. (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 454.3—WEAF New York—é (N. B. C. Chain) 6:00—Black and Gold Room Dinner Orchestra. T W—Mldwe!k Hymn Sing, mixed quartet q: SO—HBU Hour in Nation's Capital. 8:00—Sunshine Hour, Phil Cook and Rudy Valee Orchestr: 9:l Uo—filrbm‘ Lights, Sea Story. 0—Melod. IO.DO—Nl!hnniel Shilkret Concert Or- chestra and Beniamino Gigli. 11:00—Grand opera. 348.6—~WABC New York—860. (C. B. 8. Chain.) 6:30—Plays. 0—Players. 5—Levitow Ensemble. Top Club Varlety o The V. 0—Observer. 11:30—Will Jsbome's Orchestra. 394.5—WJIZ Ne' York—'l“. (N. B. C. Cha! 6:00—Cummins’ Orchesm, At the Captain’s Table. 6:45—Prohibition Poll. 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 17:15—Alias Edward Taylor. 30— Orchestra. :00—Gems. 7:(5~Em Day,” Maj. Gen. H. E. y. 11:00—Siumber Mudc String Ensemble {1 hour). 272.6—~WPG Atlantic City—1,100. 10:30—To be announced. 11:00—Dance Music Hour. 282.83—WBAL Baltimore—1,060. 7:00—The Baltimoreans. 8:00—WJZ Programs (3 hours). 11:00—Memories: Watching Hour. 282.8—WTIC Hartford—1,060. 5:30—Party; Sparkers; News. 6:30—Dinner Music (30 minutes). 422.3—WOR Newark—710. 6:00—Uncle Don’s swnu :30—Concert Orchestra; 30—Cabbies Orchestra and Bololsts. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170. 0—Piano; Sports; News. 0—Hour of Orohestras. 0—WABC (30 mlnutu) Ebony Inn, 0—The Fur Trappers. D—Hour from WABC. icken Plcnrl. U. of ll OO—WABC (30 minutes) ; Dlnce 30 305.D—KDKA Pittsburgh—980. 6:00—U. of Pitt.; Children’s Program. 6:30—Little German Band. kE OO—WJZl (15 minutes) ; Studio; Mu- icale. :00—WJZ Programs (3} hours ulo—‘WmGerun on!élm'l.) 6:00—News; Musical Clubs; Skit. 7:00—WJZ (15 mtnum) Quartets. 8:00—Dance Music. 8:30—WJZ Prognrnl (2% hours). 11:00—Organ Recital Hour. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790. 00—Dinner Music. ; so—v%da’r”mcmmu Program. oo—w:fld’rmm (3 hours). 11:00—Dance and d Organ Hour. 302.8—WBZ _Springfield—990. 6:00—Markets; Musicale; Melodies; 7:00—~WJ2Z (15 minutes); Melodeers. 7:30—] State 8 Swal 0—WJZ (30 minutes); 11i00—Sports - Lowe's ‘minutes) feature. hours). chestra (30 CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700. B 00—Orchestra (45 minutes); WJZ. 7:00—Orchestra; Scrap Book. 7:30—Singers; Dog Club; Perkinsville 8:30—WJZ (30 mmum) 9:30—Same as WJZ (30 minutes). 10:00—The Hall; Fillmore’s Band. 11:00—Adventurers; Los Am 12:00—Dance; Mansfleld and 398.8—WJR Detroit—750. 6:30—Today's Best Story. 6:45—WJZ (30 mintues); Feature. 7:30—Ed McConnell; Cigar Mlken 30—WJZ Programs (2i2 hours). 11:00—News; Rev. Randal Omhenn 12:00—Dance Music Hour. 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740. 7:00—Dinner Music; Feature. 8:00—WEAF (1 hour). Conurt D 30—WJZ and WEAF (1} hours). 11:00—Concert 11:30—WJZ (30 minutes); Organ Re- cital. 12:30a—Slumber Boat. 277.6—~WBT Charlotte—1, 6:45—WJZ (30 minutes) ; WBT Trio. 7:30—WEAF and WJZ (4, hours). 365.6—~WHAS Louisville—820. 7:00—Lenten Service; Feature. 00—WEAF and WJZ (3 hours). 11:00—The Adventurers. 11:30—Same as WJ 12:00—Reporters; Variety Hour. * 461.3—WSM Nas anl'fll.-—lfl. 7:00—Alabama Program; Orchestra. 00— WEAP and WJZ (3 hours). ll SD—WJZ (!0 muwl)‘ 12:00—Sherman Tnmnnwn Dance. 270.1—WRVA_ Rict Richmond—1,110. 5:30—Orchestras (1} hours). 6:45—WJZ (30 minu'el) talk. 7:30—Current Even! 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (4 hours). . 4 Ol Major “Chain” Features ‘TONIGHT. 8:00—Fleischmann Sunshine hour — Cook, come- dian, and Rudy Valee and his orchestra—WRC and N. B. C. network. 8:00—Golden Gems; Mariani orchestra and _soloists— WJZ, WBAL, WREN and KDKA. 8:30—Douglas Shoemakers; Alice Donahue, u‘? dancer— WMAL B. 8. net- work. 9: lo——Muwell Melodies; orches- network. 10: !o—annnll Radio Forum; speaker, Senator McKellar ‘WMAL and IRADIO TELEPHONE JOINS. CONTINENTS South American Capitals Are Connected With U. S. by New Lines. BY MARTIN CODEL. Not only are telephone subscribers of the United States, Cuba, Canada and Mexico brought within »u.% dis- tance of South America but o lis- teners of North America are insured a new source of broadcast mterm by uu inauguration of radio telephone service to and from South America. Just as Frederic Willlam Wile and Willlam Hard addressed the American radio audience from London during the Naval Conference, so all future 5&11- American conferences and events of mutual interest to the two continents un herenner be reported via the radio ';gne American journalists used the telephone company’s long and short wave radio l{lwm to carry their talks consistently from London to America to be brudcuz over the two Nation- wide networks. Now, for the first time, similar facili- ties are available from Buenos Aires, Santiago and Montevideo, the respec- tive capitals of Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. For tiu gllch'\-g‘o{ ordinary telej calls, whic! primary function of the new service, the South American radio taleghone marks another exten- sion of the vast system of telephony by means of co-ordinated wire and wireless services which is fast bringing all parts of the world within speaking distance of each other. It is now possible to call nearly all parts of Europe. The South American service extends throughout Argentina, but only to the capitals of Chile and Uruguay. It will be extended as fast as land line connections are completed in the Latin-American countries, prob- ably connecting Rio de Janeiro also before many months. A call from New York to Buenos Aires costs $36 _for three minutes: from New York to London the charge is $45 for the same period. The land line long- distance tolls are added for service to and from the interiors of the several continents. Buenos Alres, rgdio terminus of the new service, as Lawrenceville, N. J,, is| the connecting link with the wire sys- tem of this country, has been furnish- ing since last October direct telephone | service with Europe. The Internatior | Telephone & Telegraph Corporation, an American concern, operates the South American service. With the United States also planning extensions to Hawali, the Philippines, Japan and the Antipodes, other coun- tries have not neglected this phase of radio. The British have dectded to use their post office department’s beam sys- tem for a service direct to Canada via | Montreal. Holland regularly converses | with the Dutch East Indies via radio telephone. Japan has radio telephone plans in prospect. A current report to the Department of Commerce tells of a scramble for the wireless telephone concession be- tween London and Egypt, with British and French interests competing. Plans have been afoot for some time also for circuits between London and India and London and South Africa. It would be an easy matter to link all these circuits together for calls from American telephones to those of Egypt, India or South Africa. (Copyright. 1930, by North American News- Daper Alllance.) Ontario Divorce Bill Carried. OTTAWA, Ontario, April 3 () —A majority of 13 votes Tuesday carried the bill to establish a divorce court in Ontario, with 100 members voting for the bill, while 87 were opposed. Did You Listen In On The Wilbur Coon Program Last Night? Sizes 1to 12 FIT SNUG AT THE “REEL tylish !nnu 87 50'to $11.00 Sola Bedrameels in J. T. NORRIS J. T. ARNOLD H. 9 !RUIAKEI are A-umod With Ts Washington's Tuds Center POST-STANDARD CX 301A....65c CX 112A ...$1.59 . CX371A...$1.59 CX 381. $5.45 ELIMINATORS PEAKERS ACCESSORIES At Lowest Prices! POST . STANDARD 816 F St. N.W: 423 11th St. N.W. Open Until 10 P.M. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.um. day oefore publication. unday, 6:30 p.m. Saturday. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN. MOBILE METAL WORKER, Fody and ARy A for office work: good fen Boy, wbout 16 vears, for Fuller & d'Albert, Inc., LLECTO] one who 18 willing foowork Bard sadnot ateasd of Jomy hours. llllryhlnd commission; can earn §80 week 735 7t BOY with bicycle. 815 10th st. COOK. compination: Fex 3psrignced, ~Avply bet Y The colored, 9 miles from city our-room bhouse. APBIY 1108 FINGER WAVER and bobber, @ or‘l,‘ud} tor preferre; o iéfi‘-“‘.“,&‘lifi'm. PEiite 336, ‘National Press CLERK, experienced, for local hotel :lkne"-fn Teply K ors 700 ave worked. | Bal: a art, $00 per month and meals. Box 2365, Btar office. (Continued. HELP—WO! (Continued.) Life Insurance Manager. Jhere is s splendid on an of lmuu a5 & personal is eneral fon. Give L letter. ona ability odheer e reaniier. . Oure nsurence "ofice of - excelent Sl el oy ol I‘) NEAT, ‘middle-age woman as fi_':?“’“w"vii E‘ w&,fi‘ "fl}“‘( ades | clerk in store. Call at 1755 Pa. ave. n.w. 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Wisconsin HER 8 no nu'"m" or ' cool 0 PLAYER. small ore ., occasional TRy 3 iene: el Tepe T Particula i ‘Address Bo; llr office. TTOR. experienced, frst-class, = for mcnu institution; strictly, commitsion te qualifications. jox -H, Star office. WANTED-—-SALESMEN. IMEN — Manufacturer of hi fa‘di‘flm..m desire, e grocery speciaity pointment. Mr. Di od House’ desi 3 pears of n ov }1 ponunm o have good ch reter R own ~ handwritin why dnlr'l‘n‘:n:: ange: salary cted. Box_175. far offce e u‘nnnmnln REAL ESTATE OF. HNEW. SALABLE HOUSES A ' BABY PROPER- O 'ESSENTIAL. SEE Rec: CHARLES D, Monf‘n‘ 14th ST. tin employer Ad” TIIUC‘I'ION COURSES. NEY—YOU CAN HAVE short, lmenllv. Boyd .!cl’!!lrxl':l tl;!\‘x?gl has h pibpusands o betier pay. 10 1833F" (adams Biogs 1 AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUG! o Ten;_establishea o m'h“é 11 u A it st ot | A n | AN it e Tousework and cooking: stay nights. 1207 Sth_st. YOUNG GIRL, around 17, to it geperal housework and make herseit use! 451 Harvard st. snuA'floN—mN. man exnnitncnu. dulrn o vy 7"" nces. Adams 237 BOOKKEEPER- cx.l:nlr. excellent at fgur: also experienced in bank work, desires pos tion. CARFENTER and cabinetmaker, first_cll and exverienced: like to have steady “job Star nflu Address Box 25 o o l fe 1 l| fl!l !" o Fivate ‘tamily, desires Lee. » sition. _Phon, Clevehnd -na» ENGINEER or ant Teliable colored” mAR: Sosd"Feferenc Lincoln 5 FOOD CHECKER, p.m. on. Address xperienced. olg] fox 354cH, "Bar omre ‘m ¥ mnflog‘. pnm.““ 5; take no chane a- e aaiet echail) Lindand PAPERHANG: month only. Zrnm.’ Siae and panes un 'rmu for 3 oare W l:':aollnfl use \ ane % Y" only; ‘and. install keating ?. he of ch fi ATING n.w. 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See Mr. vi To a'me, Owens Motor Co K in i in_florist m ® Felerence required.” o3 H MAN. with hmuvk |rvlaln [N ':nf':' child ay work also: farm m"" Tine $43 mo frst year, house hlfl ton féen " Telephone 1437 Irving st. N for night work in restsurant; must DA Nonact. " tober "and Industrious: exper: ence unnecess Reference required. Ad- dress_Austin afford. Va M!AT cv'rrln Jor cut-price market; ex- uy:HANrc wnne ynunl man not over 28 years, to work on automobiles and other small repairs of metal and ceme; por- tunity for high-school boy who nmmued in manusl teainine Must h Dists driver's permit BTty in AEiall. sty e, references. Address B Ve been handicapped by ofis, ATt time work. why g0 to selling the Watkine houte BPodnetes " vt 327 Sheridan, st JerUs tell you how to do it. & to 8 pm MEN, vouns, 3, to travel In salesman in D. C., srranging for ns tions, witn pay. Call atorce. tetween 830 3nd 3:30 am. Ask for Mr. Thompson, Ti1 st EN—We w T aeTeet fve 15 Tearr, ou ® e hephid 10 U MEN_Tf you ofwork, 'iay seTiine e selec Gees well Fees Smmended. WilT be cunsmer-d Apply now to Mr Sauril, Fotomac Electric Appliance Co. th and C sts C st. entrance. N goune. Cathalie, deciriay (o, becoms smen, for city and road work: big money e learning, with excellent chances for advancement, References required ' Call to 10. 5 to 6 p.m. Room 1210, Peoples In- surance Bldg SALESMAN wanted to sell nmnn.ny adver- tised product. _Applicant must be willing to Dt 1A ome ‘Tenl efort evers day in the week: must have good personality and mon sense. This I8 a position w1 high earnings. consequently cannot "quality. ' Opportuni $150 & week possible: ady Woply between o and 11 & e cement rapid. 995 Nationai SALESMAN acquainted with local trade, «ell line n! salted nu andies. Tween ¢ ‘and 6 p.m.. Saly Lou, Inc. Monroe st. n.e G SALESMEN—Three men with cars: must energetic, ambitious and des treul of making permanent connections: position l'mch will dividends to men who will work: 3 DI!nY! of assist- Boltmnn -na used cars. for right men. Fri ave nw. 8A r Excellent cuporhm klin Motor Co.. 346 Penn. ave BALESMEN (2), for our Chevrolef sales or- ganization. A ‘underml gpportunity for w-muv ng ;}nt . han. Tmission. basts: Owens Motor Co., 6333 G LEARN nl:Am mmz ) ator's course ls comprehensive. ly priced Essy terms " Day. MABELLE "HONOUR ‘ECI-{ SITIJATION—WOMEN. TRL, sires position in office ine clerkor learn soda Jountain worl high_school NUKSE, experierc cmmt'm. wants pla nh infants and older g0od reference. North l“ PIANO Col._§940._Pot. Ml TUNING, HANe, UG pecerie Forgeng e ; and Knabe Co. M. Waiker, Col. 01 ATison nw. PLABTERING JOBS, Arst-class, all kinds of e York Do, Job to far or too small F) aa seu mn! 18l TING, OIL_BI i n:'d Rnuonunmn faunu uunl-?u';: uerin, 413 E. sx-nd LUS i) ROGFING, gurter, Feovrne fam‘"'m'."."“““' ""‘" ROOFING CO.. North 10114. 30 nym 58 piotessionay aetriae OB onal serv: der. 013 Bye"st mw. " Prone District 1808, UPHOLSTERING, slip ¢ coveu Turniture hiring, Spscial prices ¢ . Standard 403 11th | 4902. HAVE YOUR OWN PHOTOGH.APH of the cherry blossoms enlarged and hand tinted in_ofis. _Special, §1. Columbia 9081. b luuon for m ‘: ! tastructions Mod e 7 B censed w i Kdama 3480. e $1:620. The : salary, Prepa; ol, 8.¢. cor me Hin and Fate mowMer. San AVIATION. Men and women w eaulp, themaelves LS newe of Sitiaie (5 Aaton Rchipich, 5 j nd derign. seria nhutalunhy mapping and lurveym at the AVIKTION SCHOOL OF ‘AMERICA: o8 T Open_Evenings Until 9 P.M. L | W PACTICAL NURSE, experienced, would Tike permanent or temporary case, day 16hr. est references. Ada PRACTICAL NURSE will take duty at_reduced rates for Sum housekeep for 1 or 2 adults: no I alcoholics. ~ Address Box 205-H, or num or will indry. no ‘Star ofce WING wanted. Dlain sewing and street PERSONAL. Sf Fersons) The rate under Seeding ot & ons) 1o the 83 cente per line Teguiar line 45d ANTIQUES. DIAMONDE m us LIVINGS 15 P 3t now. Nauona) be4p. 3 dresses._ 1410 35th st i NOGMPHhER Arst cl-n. business school TYPIAT. auick: -ecume experiencid, sires_position. 4149-J. MAs<Aoz TREATMENT IN YOUR HOME by Swedish graduate nurse. Phone o 7-W NDERGARTEN—8U] mvxs‘fis ullylroun dlnle dramatics; hellthy su roundings. rrlnwonnlon b rl oliege-traimed techers OMAN, well edu:lted o Capable. TeEE. g00d housekseper, will give service half day and cook dinner in return Bosral mighi. recommended. - Address 237-H. Star office d Box JUST A FEW MORE. O‘lr cllues for the Spring lerm are nenrly mun and ST contions Saeaimoseie & e roliments. during | ‘mk and next, when our enrollment btla be closed until the Fall term in C] five nights in the week. Tu weekly, tes in positions A grad pgsitions during the past thir. year rapidly, e acute shortuge of ned"men. We close. the Inst ‘of Juns for g:lo“nr:ontem Bummer vacation ose en- now will cove: - rolling’ now | T “One-third of the LOOMTS RADIO COLLEGE, America's Leading_Radio ln«utuuon 405 9th ST. DIST. 7839. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. ETATISTICAL OLERK. salary $1.620. pre- | are nos Civil' Service Pr 5 chocl, 8.6, cor. 12th & P now. Met 6337 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. STENOGRAPHERS, bookkee 3 grraed A Mo olTE W pIRS '+ A ymen 'xe] N's Press Bids. 14th & F s, nw. ieirict 2180 NOflCE——Nlé’rmm' I ’l Bureau, 1719 e : positions open_daily Dlllflt‘l{nfl‘ig’fd Gty POSITIONS Neet Boo aomis bookkeepers. clerks. lllEIH‘IH> istration Bovd’ 1333 F n.w HELP—WOMEN. ALTERATION HAND, experienced on fine " immediatels. e I 1706 ALTERATION LADY wanted. Apply Leonce Shop. 1115 G at. ALT!RATION HAHDS accustomed to hllh- class work. chk- 1205 Conn. ave. CARETAKER, joxpepienced. for children in Sl Tnstirution.” Blate cxper d 8 ary jexpected. Address Box 34 DEMONSTRATOR, high_ cla: educational concern: at t high-school education required eed not apply: personal interview wneces- Aaum. an 11-- qur office. RESSM, ®ood opportunity 'or rllht erson. ADDIY 1014 By Br nw: GmL ho can do plain sewing, §ood t have pleasing manner: use (Eineer embroidery machine. Aopiy 3010 14tn BECRI t“un to head of lulumnh'ne cwem:{: ui capsble_and an experiences - osrapher. _Les D. Butler, Inc., 3155 Cham- el LADY, vouns, High-sc sist teacher for bu graduate, to . Btray- BODA BOY, Apply_Cathe colores 1D, a 1 Rich's oo stove: um Fs T 00! SPECIALTY SALBEMEN to foynfain trade.""Addreas Box 348-H MARKER “fi’ erienced. Apely Cnnvru Laundry rndy"for work. lock. e Dave the record of having placed ail our | | GIRL wishes Part time: city rmunce WOMAN would like work™ fond of childrgn: very useful. 1003 Kenyon st. n.w. WOMAN, refined, wishes nursing or assist ousework in desirable home. May be seen | resent_employer s, 1756 N st. between 10 | 12, Friday and Baturday mornings. Decatur 3297 SITUATION—DOMESTIC. YOUNG'S--SUPERVISED RZ(‘R!ATI N FO ¥our child ntier school Moure nd Ssturer. College councllors: bus service. = Investl our Easter and Summer programs; $5 North_6993. TRUSSES AND ELAS] REFINED YoUNG LADY WILL ASSIET light housework, ng, etc. in return for m ‘and board while starsing in busibess. Ter in or near Rossisn, Va. Address Box sm ofce. CHAMBERMAID _wishes part-time —woi mornings; refs. Cleveland 4705. Call Ja c exverienced colored “woman, references: stay night: 0948-J Rock Creek Ford rd., !rllmvood. COOK. colored, excellent, ne position: ~ splendid housemaid, 4 vears' reference pleasan Pwaitress or _ Pot. 615 Allin st. n.e. GIRL 10 do seneral Housework (o cooking) . P n ':ovner vermam ave. and Eye N h ¢ S ElEaRs S ANY ON SBEEING LADY !TRUCK BY nu!omabfle Tuesday evening. 8-10. March 3 e'st. piease call anch 372 rs’;\rgemgr: AB! gar GIVEN ¥ nurse masseuse by appointment. DR!ESMAKING FIRST-CLASS, AT HOM or out by th Prices reasonable; faction susrantees. “bhone N 2858 g RO SV LR 3 d, congenial Share Iaree apt. Adams 5108 D ont ¥ VIT-O-NET BATHS. BATTLE CREEK RE- ducer. Vim-Ray treatments_and i‘l:oh!nl rub._White nurse operator. Potomac 4731, TRAII Potomac ME satis- GIRL, colored, n city Teferences GIRL, colored, reliable, neat, sition and worker, wishes worl houseworker. 316 Mass ts place as maid 183 Vst nw | ®00d _dispe k_as gener ave. n.w. | EXSERT SECRET SERVICE 18 AS- ey to, wul Sources of information, | ishea 1085 " F o alroree work Frenbiin 100, Morgan Bradford, 202 Transportation Bids. whole or part| GIRL, colored, wa time; 2755. (between You and at_home lnd‘ LAUNDRE! shing daz.s work: best clty reference. " Fot. 0973-J. MAD. 3clnfed i experienced: | on 1918). BEAL‘IY PARLORS. AY SPECIAL at our N. H. Ave. School Permanent waves. 3. Mabelle Honogr 5 zsc N Tabelle Honour Sehool, (estab. 1325 H._ave n.w 104 Vaneed Senool, Dm 6868, r M or Roberts, Metro. 1317 F st. try my work _Ask I 557" Cher Natahe B e nignte. - Nortn 1331, PART TIME WORK, no cooking. 17 D se. NoMaT, matd. waitress, to_leave city colored, meat: ook, emrlenced §00d housecleaner; willing otomac 18 i neat, light colored. wants general gmall family; home nig ity Teference. 431 N st. & WOMAN vlnls work ll llnenl houuvorkur or cook ‘ ,l r‘el Apply 3228 Prospec n.w. Ap! cit TWO TO CLEVELAND. AP Phone Lin. 3692-J Busm:ss OPPORTUNITIES. WILL LEASE or sell several acres fronting 170 Teet on Baltimore boulevard. near Ber: camp, fllling station, mar- M. T. May, owner, Hyatts- APRIL Wwork_as maid or | , lored, wants AT e, Tsst Kingman | BATt time: city reference. wm“l"'n Sorewark. mEld er"-.m!“ mn‘} eneral housework, o SDart time: ref. Decatur 2419. fenced. would like “Bec. 4843-W. 's work or_{rom A |, wants di WOMAR, colored, wants dag's work o 1 nmoxal after dinner; no GIRL wanis piace oy mother's Telp- \r OV eh G0’ ath"st. e DRUG ™~ STORE ereE: 85, ren balance ! business 8 New York AND MEAT MARKET £2°000 & mo.: $1.500. Accounts and stocks dollar for dolla: 18 Star office._ TAILOR rfi x Bevs a8 Wisconein RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS to your home —on lowest TERMS. No cash needed|, Faint- heating plants WOTK. terin; te. Al {os and “peperin cot ‘materis Sy | cuaranteed. . Wasnin tion Co., x:u B3¢ st. " Natio TENOR SOLOIST, morning service, mixed uartet, no chorus. Apply by letter only to !mmn of the Covenant, 18th & Connecti- cuf Wi MAN, combination, and third-cl nfi’-flu Tor small laundry. Phone Met. 3 YOUNG MAN between st in credit office: mu: and operate 7th st. n. and 25 years to ust be able to take typewriter. Mr. MILLINERY SALESLADIES ¢¥perienced: NURSE, white, fc mr z children 2 and 4 years old: complete charge. Some one wWho wants and wonld appreciate a §00d Bome in splen- §id gnvironment, Aesly in serson, Mrs. H Y. lhoro\llhly emnenced eds: steady, all-year position. Tth plant_to lepartment. Address Box Y MAN . to Tearn e Shos bunnm nmbmouol worker. ~ Apply 711 H ne. UNG MAN 7o ook T dalicatessen. Foda must be experienced. 901 H Toontain; w. n. ith sales ability to call on TReen. Slate *age nd Bast connectipns. Address Box 186-H, Star of ID! 5 nmilly. Iood and be 'ul\ !du- P"““y'fni 'v‘v’e'.r{' D ey Five fall partich aura on- 1ars. -Address Box 218-H. Star office. SODA FOUNTATN GIRL, experienced. Coro- Well's, 1320 G st. o 3 RAPHER nn o te qualifi- 8 Sxverience. © Address Box 334-H, office. STENOG! - BOOKKEEPER, experi- enced in real est e Mgt be BATERL. u‘;mo and write sood hand; oty referonces. eorsia_229! hullnusllle‘ Industrio inning education, ary: mood advancement. Address Box 363:H. Star_office. & TAILOR'S perienced. Avply nce- 0598 Frorida ave: TYPIST, Feate ‘o mwm 5 T l#fl éolllmhl rd. penman; lo am.. 5 ATTRESS, with experience. Abply Drury’ s, :nu 14th st. Avply 1810 Ronry aiter YOUNG MAN —to take Charge of sporting goods dept. in department store. | One who is familiar with sportsmen’s needs. Applica- tions treated confidentially. Ad- dress Box 228-H, Star office. IMMEDIATEEMPLOYMENT. Bsn for permanent sulside work, 8 houre day, ‘mot Jess than 5 0 start: posi- hon. offer’ excellent opportunity to advance; experience not necessary; we have no bond fees. no deposits, Apoly 350 Munsey Bidg or_call National i488 for appointms SO-CHAUFFEURS—-SO WANTED AT ONCE. Apply With Identification Cards. BELL CAB CO,, 1317 L St. N.W. WANTED—2 MEN FOR HIGH QUALITY SPECIALTY SALESMEN —who are willing to canvass sys tematically and work regular hours under close supervision. Prefer men havin, successful experience selling specn ties like cash registers, adding machines, radios, étc. Salary and_commission proposi- tion. Apply Friday evening 7 to 8. General Tire Com; w 13th & Eye Sts. WATTRESSES (3)7 experienced. 14th_st. n.w. WOMAN, middle in _ delicatessen, i Apply 315 _1st st. n.e. ome experience : reference. _ Lincoin_8874. 5 yeq able dictation: S ine anl 4008 p.:"nmlnlmp Ask for Mr. Bh k. 605 7th 1 h st e for local sales ence unnecessary. Call 1210 Pmnles Insurance am: senf ® perlenu. references, Wi Bechees iwo: Tormer employers. 25601, m-r nm: N WITH ABILITY. nAnnlec ssitates ing | T ith “'“'3.‘5 s ofice ¢ Carugnout th sinere, have hig or " better eduumm. be between th feand Bull 1t doum hfi.fi.xpm. Hd r?z'u- \" v M. H. Morsan, Washington sehool of Triancht edications! Dot Y g:m 3"‘m be satisfied wllh STENOGRAPHER — Well es- tablished real estate company .fli“'}}’h ety of 2423 Toeh desires first-class stenognlpher with experience. Snlary, to $1, handwriting, statin; ‘ Address Box 223-H, Star office. money. Terms. to start. Reply in own! nm, experience. -un .nq ures MOTH, ROACI .exmmm-- Cranide “gas fumigation umigation chamber to rid ANT, BEDBU( tion :unnnAzlna mo Call and of homes furniture o, moths deliver. American st. n.w. _National 6478.. BEDDING, MA' g}llowl reno. ash tri BEDDING of -u winds T ovate ized by Drocess approv ved by Hes! B, G, Erompt servics and low price Bedding co BEDDING RENOVATED. wnn oillows, featner mats down co ._1dal Bedding Co.. 622 n.DxNo & ¢ REMODELING at mnd"ne Dlumhinll. al Dox Aprings and Dest grices’ and orompt oot heating. work, erior decorating {n il ité lmlll monthly payments to suit supervised by com| teed; emm-m william B, TERING. 1 Clasterme: cement, work Snd poinging, AL class workman. L. Insley, Adams mn ring. | CAFETE! offico hulmlnl rent. A e GASOLINE STATION. including deficeteseer, 4D a0 stock; comer State rd.. : '$12,000. Ful omon. . Blds. 14th ‘-nd H sts. Peo) District. am e cm ienaid chem‘he‘“'e“ b bx 303-H. Btar cfic WE BLISHE! west section. $6.000 apartment above; 217-H. Star office CAKE ROUTE for sall for "famous French r week. ; o garage. 00 WHOLESALE | BAK!RY. Seiabliphed TR 000; will sell for best offer LIKE A GOLD MINE—A big paying grocery in good location: il 1t mean business and have conside; apply 4904 9th st. n.w 'ROOMING HOUSE, 11 Tl Rever heat, erciyic luhts: to be sold chern on account of death. s s one of the best deals_ever known sold in Wash. C. Apply to 609_Eye n.w. ‘. completely possible one of - cit "Rddress Box 249-H., Si Tocated 100 FennaTvasla living rooms, $30 orces sacri- Jtosked: 5 beit: LUNCH_ROOM, ave. rent,’ includin iliness going business: 3600.__Call immediately. GCARPENTER C paintin; repairi} CARP] WOl giripping. personal servke tmd Fupersiaion. The kshop. Col. 9135 till 7 p.m. C WIRING—Six rooms, hall. bath, 40; fixtures, $20. and_workma ship guaranteed. ~Get my estimates and 6a H. M. Carpenter, North 08! ull&lfll xFI‘P\ FLOOR FINISHINO. e, illed menhlnlcl N ¥. ave. n.w. xm electric reason- 15¢ FLOORS BORA] m finiahe: CRine oF hand Mork: ejec. waxin able. Decatur 4881. . E. Richar aon FLOOR WORK. every “description: aran- e 108 n reasonable; dustiess ‘machines Fark 1d. mow. . Coumbia SGRAPED, ~refinisned, oo Band oy mACHIDG WOFkT nh-n?c serve ice. reasonable prices. Nash Ploor Servies. 803 Princeton st. n.w. Columbis 4231. FLOOR REPINISHING_AIl ien _floor any grade, scr d and made eaa n foor surfacing o cash,_reaui tmpro m"eef'n: o ey 011 TH st mw, Rational mfl m Old like new. achines. ble. Work nunnma able. 2010 P st. n.w. Po ‘FURNT oo -rm_.m' I% Bth | -'L‘K"l REPAIRING, refinishing. ul %Il \ OAI esti jes Co., offer for gix- wiring complete Time paymen! o1 Tal ave 3108, imeludine res and bulbe. anl 0] P TUme O ite, “F1 050, lines; DFGe: 36,000, AQdress Box 280-H, Biar office. $350—ROOMING HOUSE; 9 room: room: rent, $35. F30—Rooming house, i1 central; term o33 “Good Tent, $55; b FOR SALE OR RENT. GASOLINE STATION. X 250—Lunch. ‘old - stand 0 ineas s Jitle ba om oM Tie 850 ien 1. Corner lot, size 120x120 feet on Sligo pike, opposite Indian Spring Golf Club. Have been granted permit for gasoline station. Will sell at 75c foot or rent at $75 monthly; will give lease. Phone Owner, .North 4108, or Your Own Broker, T (Coutinued en Nexs Pased