Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1930, Page 28

ZEEE N RN RN EHREEES Radio Service Phone Adams 3803 =they speak for themselves 1 | Atlantlc (, SUNDA April 20 SPECIAL THRQUGH TRAIN ia Delaware River Bridge O E DGAR A. MUIIAY‘ V“UGLY SKIN MADE ME AN OUTCAST” but almost overnight it was | a different story | “Skin_eruptions and blackheads repel others. Squeezing only made my skin sore and blotchy. * I had | given up hope of relief when a nurse told me to get Rowles Mentho Sulphur. She explained how its Phenol removes infection as its Sul- |I{ phur clears the skin and the Men- | | thol soothes and heals the sore, raw tissue. Overnight I looked better. And in a few days my skin was clear.” | _With amazing ease, Rowles Men- tho Sulphur safely clears thes skin. 1t is also good for dry skin, itching torture and eczema. Insist on Rowles Mentho Sulphur for best re- sults. All druggms —Ad\emsemem Ingrown Nail Turns Right Out!; quencies, without excessive “wobbling, Pain Stops Instantly! “Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. How- ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing directions. A few drops of “Outgro” in the crevice of the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and so tough- ens the tender, sensitive skin under- neath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over- night. 'This Pile Treatment | Outstanding Success, Makers of Famous Unguentine Offer Modern Formula Recognized as - Supremely Efficient. Pharmacists the country over are | praising Unguentine Cones—they are recommending them to those among their customers who are affiicted with | entire life to the service of suffering | humanity realize that The Norwich | Pharmacal Company with its world | wide reputation for supremacy in pharmaceutical achievement would not offer to the public any product but the very best. Almost every druggist in America knows that Unguentine Cones will stop the pain—the itching—+the burn- ing and agony of piles prompiiy. ‘They know from the lips of those who have used these speedy acting mnpomofles that the soothing, heal- ing daily treatment will cause the most stubborn hemorrhoids to swiftly shrink and in a short time the trouble will dluppelr. ‘They are dispensed by druggists everywhere for 75 cenl.s a box with i sl e oty not fal promi for ‘The N Pharmacal them. ©Co., Norwich, N. Y.—Aavenlsemenh NEW RADIO SERIES 10 BEGIN TONIGHT N. B. C. to Present Three| WMAL Special Programs From Times Square Studio. ‘The first of a series of three special all-star radio presentations to be in the new Times Square studio of the National Broadcasting Co. will be broadcast tonight by WRC and its net- work assoclates. Two announcers, Graham McNamee and Phillips Carlin, three noted radio musical directors and a concert or- chestra, will supplement the array of radio artists to be heard in this pro- gram. The first half will consist of | selections by such well known artists as Reinald Werrenrath, baritone; Duso- lina Giannini, soprano; Rene Chemet, viohnist, and the Russian Symphonic Choir. Gladys Rice, soprano; Phil Ohman and Victor Arden, piano duo; the Revelers Quartet, Ernest Hare and Billy Jones and Frank Moulan will take part in the second half. M. H. Aylesworth, president of the N. B. will open the program with a brief talk, The A. & P. Gypsies have arranged a varied program, which includes “A CD&- tage for Sale” and “Little Grey Home in the West.” The Whittall Anglo- Persians will continue their musical trip around the world with a visit to Hawail. Don Vorhees' Orchestra will present the General Motors “family party. The program contains seven groups of ! 11:15i songs from outstanding operettas, musi- cal comedies and talking pictures. A Scandinavian-French tavern in Paris will be the scene of the “Evening in Paris” episode over WMAL and asso- ciated stations. The musical program will feature “The Man I Love” and “Have a Little Faith in Me.” Modern compositions with a Negro spiritual quality will be played by Merle Johnstén's Orchestra in the Ceco Courlers broadcast. “Great Big Man From the South,” “Sing, You Sinners and “Religion in Rhythm” will be the principal numbers. A special string octet arrangement of “A Londonderry Air” will be a feature of the Gold Strand Crusaders program. A combined symphony and dance or- chestra under the direction of Freddie Rich will present the Columbians pro- gram. 1t will be varied ranging from jazz to the sublime melodies of the works of the masters. ‘The Panatela bm;dtc;st 1’O;he‘ H]enryl- George program an e physical cul- ture hour are among the other Columbia attractions scheduled by WMAL. The station's features of local origin in- clude a concert by Rice's Bakery Or- chostra and a joint recital by . Ruth Elizabeth Smith, soprano, and Hazel Mitchell, contrailto. Another program by the Washington Comic Opera Club and a concert of dinner music headline the WOL pro- gram. WJSV is featuring a recital by Earl Heatwell, baritone, and a con- cert by the Virginians. Tt TRAFFIC OFFICERS OF ETHER CALLED Summoned to Headquarters to Dis- cuss Means of Smoothing Broadcasting. ‘The traffic cops of the ether will mobilize at headquarters here this month to discuss with the high poten- tates of radio ways and means of smoothing the rough spots in broad- casting. From eight of the nine ethereal “beats” into which the nation is divided will come the Federal radio supervisors at the call of the Federal Radio Com- mission. The deliberations to begin April 28 may last a week. The com- mission makes the regulations governing radio operations and the supervisors who are attached to the radio division of the Commerce Department see that they are carried out. The conference will devolve upon the broad question: “What's wrong with broadcasting’ Within its scope is the ulv‘lllbflll'y o( shifting station assignments to eliminate interferences, of reducing or increasing the number of cleared or exclusive channels, and of curtailing or stepping up the present maximum broadcasting power of 50,000 watts. The commission for weeks has been considering the broadcasting question, which is in a constant state of flux. ‘There is a strong movement for curtail- ment of the 40 cleared channels and for a drastic slash in power. Before de- ciding this vexations problem the com- mission agreed that it should get the views of the men who actually deal with broadcasting problems in the field. Secondary issues of the unofficial agenda embrace complaints received by supervisors, co-ordination of the work of the commission and the radio division, study of interference with re- ception on each of the 90 broadcast frequencies, suggested lmprovel:::::u in transmitting equipment of service areas of stations, advisability of requiring stations to “warm up” on dummy antennae before going on u'u air, and thus eliminate a specific mited interference, and the ldvmbfll'a of making it mandatory that stations maintain closer adherence to their h'e- which results in cross-talk and hewro- dyning. Supervisors have been asked by Wil- liam D. Terrell, chief radio supervisor, to bring full records for the delibera- tions. Tt will be the first conference called for this specific purpose in the commission’s three years of authority. Broadcast engineers of the commis- sion, headed by Chief Engineer C. B. Jolliffe, will present their views at the conference. In addition to Mr. Terrell and William E. Downey, assistant chief, the radio supervisors called to attend the conference are’ Arthur Batcheller, with headquarters at New York; Charles C. Kolster, Boston; L. C. Herndon, Baltimore; Walter Van Nostrand, jr., Atlanta; Theodore G. Deiler, New Orleans: Bernard H. Linden, San Fran- cisco; H. D. Hays, Chicago, and 8. W. Edwards, Detroit. CREE 229y Major “Chain” Features TODAY. 8:30—A. & P. Gypsies: Varied program— and N. B, C. network. 8:30—CeCo Couriers; Merle Johnston's Orchestra— ‘WMAL and C, B. 8. net work. 9:30—"Family Party”; Out- standing hits from operet- tas, musical comedies and talking _pictures — WRC and N. B. C. network. 9:30—Réal . Fol Sketch of small-town lite — WJZ, WBZ, WHAM, KDKA, KWK, KYW, WREN, WLW dnd WJR. 10:30—Times Square studio con- cert; all-star WRC and N. B. net- 10:: so—Pmuh counh'{mcmb. B. S. network. lo:!o—lmfilcn Builders: Dra- matic sketch, with musi- cal bacl d — WJZ, ‘WBZ, A, WHAM, others. 11:30—Paramount Orchestra: gu;‘n:'nm—wmm THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D C., MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1930. EMPLO! Ffin—muem 50 } 'F{l urn ponmnn- onen n dai ‘m m- ric nne charge unless ent x:hnae. & F sts. n.w. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Today on the Radio (All time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) 11 p.m. day oefors publication. Por Sunday. 8:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earlier, both for dally snd TioN IL Wllhlnlto'l eneral Emj loym.nl gency, Albee Bidg., 15th_and LOCAL STATIONS 475.9 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. 30—Organ recital by Ann Leaf. 00—Columbia Ensemble, 30—For your information. 4:00—United States Navy Band. 00—Don Bigelow’s Orchestra. 30—The National Trio, 315.6 Meters. . 950 Kilocyeles, 2:00—Government Club meeting. 4:00—The Moxie Hostess. 4:15—United States Marine Band. 5:00—“The Lady Next Door.” 5:30—The Tea Timers. 5:55—News flashes. 6:00—Mormon Tabernacle Choir, 6:30—Black and Gold Orchestra. 7:00—"Amos _'n’ Andy.” 7:15—"The Worldfl‘rodly." by James 7:30—Correct time. :31—Elizabeth Wineton, 7:45—"What Is an Educa Goodwin Watson. a:oo—'nlu Volc: of Piréstone; Harvard Clul 8:30—The A. & P. Gypsies. 9:30—General Motors' “Family Party.” 10:00—Whittall Anglo-Persians. 10:30—Times Square Studio concert., :30—Weather report. 11:31—Aster Orchestra. 12:30 to 1:00a—Edgewater Beach Or- DICTAPHONE- 'nrnm knowledge of shorthand: 4 with national ors snoneeur-upm « Blennluvh.r’-bwlkemr vluunm instructor, t be neat, ageressive; Pree registration. (flr comuunt help. Boyd's, Only Exceptions. Deatb notices Pound advertisements Datly will be sccepted up to noon day of issue except Saturday and Legal Holldays. when the closing a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. and Lost and BUSINESS msflwcfion ST 'rm'x'cix?"cl.'gnx. salary 3 -Flashes from The Evening Star. s—l..ond Weldner, baritone. r String Revelers. lb—nuth E. Smith, soprano, and Hazel Mitchell, contralto. 7:00—Current events, by H. V. Kal- ten 7:15—Jimmy and Jane. 0—Rice’s Bakery Orchestra. 1—Henry and Gmrlt. 0—CeCo Col . INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGI Illu about our new m!\hbfl. established 10 years. A0To DRIVING censed white man. Bion" by Dr.| 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 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 mssous Baconl rates this Fonth. AuTo‘r}mvme TAUGHT QUICKLY. WITH nable. Georgla 1889-W or 8. The Star. w. GREGG SAORTHAND by experiened er; preparation for clvll secvice exams.; in- mcderate Tates. culture hour, Panatela Apro[um. 0—Gold Strand Crusaders. 11:00—The Columbians. 11:30 to 12:00—Paramount Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. Ml—arnn reveille. 10:00—Burns’ .13:- 1 Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 8:00a—The Aunt Jemima Man. 8:15a—Morning devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Morning melodies. 10:00a—"Safeguarding Your !‘ood nnd an Supply,” 10:15a. Hlls and_Bits. 'Your Child,” by Grace Ab- bott of the Children’s Bureau of the Department of Labor. 11:15a—Radio Household Institute. ll SDI—Studlo program. he Canny Cook,” by Wini- fl'ed ‘Wishard. 12:00—Address of President Hoover at LEBsO S FOR PERMIT. parking and uulh;r“'?uhld Teliable instructor. box number erate charges. Day, eve. cla: Honour Schools & llnu). 1338 N b ¢, | AUTO DRIVING 'x‘lmum' qmcxw udy ; intensive Boyd secretari HELR—MEN. Jhelbed thousands 1o belter Tay. auire SCHl hed company requires the lesman with real a moderately-priced Only men who possess Give full details 15 ot & canvassing Address Box 8-J, Star office. AUTOMOBI le SALESMEN. U. y 10. Ml—Rldln Home Makers. 30a—Strolling down the Avenue, 0a—Nucoa talk. u—mm Beauty,” . Ah- Way clunln ‘Women's Radio Ins | 11:30a—Women's Radio lmmuu. :00—Address of President Hoover at 80th birthday celebration of Dr. S PUT or’r LEARNING TELEPHONE switchboard operating another day. e fascinating cour:e to learn. find it to their advantage 1o learn two pro- fessions. Oxford Blde., cor. 14th & N. COLORED _GIRI 5 taken several courses in beauty cultu: d not learn ansthing about it :m{l [ Washers and froners. these aualities need apply. by Jean Car- We have room ion for 3 ambitious men to k4 ~E3 8 will furnish standard sell- ng_equipment and train you for the work. e oy Chpr e ey Camby’s Parisian_School of Beauty Culture. HELP AND SITUATIONS SI‘IIJA'I‘ION—WI)I!N. tinued.) k BUSINESS orron-fmmns. oomm competent, intelligent worker, dulrel c?“ :l.t.rlm Can also operate dictaphone. STENOGRAPHER, capable_and_experiences; 4: r? position immedistely. Phone Adams RAPHER Siced In veneral T, Competent. experl: e work. Ada 824 SITUATION—DO! COOK and laundress or d: ghced, colored. Marth GIRL, colored, aum 7 house’ girl. cohuzfl i ishes plain cookin bousework, " thambermaie of waitress 0 away for Summer; references. 'm position, ouAN, colored. nea Housemeid, -mren. full, part Pot. 6155-W. splendid u ime reference: MAN. Jettied; eeneral houu'ork. xn mi- vale fami) lorida_ave l.l:couMI:NDEn sznvlcl. ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS to your home —on lowest TERMS. No cash needed! Paini- ing and paperin heating plants, carpen- ler work, work, plastering, wiring. roofi As long as 3 vears o GROCERY AND M jshed, doing fine busine o mne- (EAT MARKET, well estab- ve five-year of 8 u Tag 3 th e, i lished millinery store. Creeron, n. facing U st.; fine business or experienced working partner With NURS] 2500 10 Sein dietitian in’operating going tea Toom at spriny y Fealth resort opening 33-H. Star_office. uitable for dri n large, well emb_ 12th s 'NTOWN ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms W, and 3 baths; heat furnished; all rooms rent- ed at present time; furnishings can be pur- chased at reasonable price or use your own furniture. For further information see Wal- ter A. Brown. 1400 H st. National 1652. 1919 14th ST. N.W. Corner store and living quaiters ren $350_ROOMING HOUSE, 9 rooms $350—Rooming ‘house, 10 roo elect. ‘light: well | furnisned: “SPRo’Amlnx house, 12_rooms, ntral; well furnished: $2: “Io-an;mn' house, 11 Fooms. ewly papere: ed: good income. 3$800—Rooming house, 11 rooms; rent, $60. 3650—Rooming house, 12 ropms: rent. $38; odern: filled:’ good income: terms. $1,500—Rooming ‘and besrding pusiness. 33 Tooms; good 16th st. location; $800 "M—IA.unch‘ foom. old stand: good busines real bargain, Owner feav $1,500—Cafeterin and ent, 45 gg0d_ pusiners: ol Terims r. 317 CURTIS Tith ST, NW. e LIST YOUR BUSINESS —with Washington's largest business brok- erage concern. Capital Adjusting & Pinanee Fi #killed workmanship. )i Fuliy lulumud ashington . Construe: | G st P ur e Diitzy Nal; Bank Bldz., 1406 tion_Co., 1205 E: Natios 73. = ANT, BEDBUG, uoTH. ROACH, extermina- {lon, gusranteed. ~Cydnide "gas fumigatian of homes. Also fumigation chamber to rid furniture o» moths and bedbugs. Call and deliver. - American Dmnxm.nz Co. 938 Ere st._n.w.__National and men instrus 3068, 5128 T st o Call' Conover, \West BEDDI! Nov oillows, feather ma ered._ldeal Bedding 1 te e, Clectrical” work, Tnterior” and exierior dtcoratine o alloits branches: small monthly payments to suit Anply 1o sales supervisor. Barry-Pate Motor the celebration of the 80th birth- DL day of Dr. Willlam Henry Welch. 1:00—National Farm and Home hour. 1:45—Mayflower Orchestra. 2:30—Melody Three. COO! 3:00—Concert of the American Or- 1615 chestral Society. 4:00—“Ksll\lort Story Writing,” by H. A. 4:15 to 4:45—Romances. 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Midafternoon musicale. 5:00 to 6:00—Alexandria, Va., Chamber of Commerce, 6:30—News flashes. 6:40—Classified program. 7:00—Your English. 7:10—Studio feature. 7:15—Police flashes. 0—Time signal. Henry Welch. 1:00—Yoeng's Orchestra. 1 ao—s.voy-fl-u Orchestra. 00—The Aztec: 2 :30—American Bchool of the Afr. 3:00—Columbia Ensemble. 3:30—For your information. 4:00 to 5:00—Army Band. woL %= Positions found for grad- Potomac 2596. ECTOR with car, S awake and not | uates. afraid of m‘n. hours can”early $50 3 week; ry CONTRACT BRIDGE. Clags, or individual instriiction. T STATISTICAL Both men and women: salary. $1,620. The Civil Service Preparatory h and F sts. nw. Met. D UTLER, exb X place in Virginia: two_in umuy 21 19th st. n.w. between 9 and 11 a MAN of neat’ appearance for v-c.ncy m‘ Washington office of large Ohio corporation; outside work but no house-to-house canvass- An opportunity for im- mediate promotion if you qualify. Tuesday_only, Day and evening classes conducted by & college ~ professor experience as supervisor of audito: I The CrerlaP Bedeeal Tocome Sax B and as_instructor vision beginning_ April_1 S 12:30, Rcol 307, 63 0 Kilocycles. e * (American Broadcasting Co.) 3:00—“The Need of a Children’s Sani- MEN to_distribute advertising, st nw. d to the men 0d_appe ommumm Will e ‘considered. ALY now. to . Potomac Electric’ Appliance Co., n R BUILDING. 3:45—Chlaren's program. o Park Rd 5:00—"The Interamerican Conference,” by Laura Berrien. 15—Program by artists from National Symphony Orchestra. 5:45—The Town Crier. 6:00—Catherine Passero, soprano, and Elizabeth Gardner Coombs, it. :20—Talk by Ruth Howell, 0—Jewell Downs program. 00—Dinner music. 0—News flashes. 0 to 8:00—Comic Opera Club. Early Program Tomorrow. a—Revielle and musical clock. MEN—We mm "2 good men to sell our new line of waterless cookers cn the instaliment Sall before 915 am., Mathe: AN old established company ~requires Services of A falcawomAn With eal mbility . to sell moderately priced Only women who MEN, 4, special sales work, $25 and commis- auspices Retail week on our salary agreemen Grocers’ Protective Association. 7:45—Carl Conrad, baritone. 8:00—Chimney Villa Orchestra. 8:30—Joseph Dimeglio and Angela 9:00—Bob Merchant and his tipple, 9:30—Ear] Heatwell, baritone, 9:50—Musical interlude. 10:00—The Virginians. 10:15 to 11:15—Peacock Orchestra, Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Musical greeting. 8:10a—Grandfather’s Clock. 8:15a—Weather report. 8:30a—Flying weather report. 0a—Virginia Dye's Menu. Mammy Chloe’s Recipes. talk by M. Anna Rambo. 9:45 to 10:00a—Marmola program. :30a—The National Farm News, 0a—Current Events, 12:05—Virginia Ryder. 12:30—Farm chat, by David Martin. 12:40 to 1:00—Musical program. 3:00—Afternoon Musicale. 4:30—Current topics. washers and ironers. sesn ihese aualities’ need abply. tails of experience. ing proposition. Cail_after 3 p.m.. 216 Insurance Bldg E OPERATOR, experlenced in beauty culture we one 'who can_cut Lilllas Hair Shop, 2817 14th ‘Adaress Box -3, star COOK, s large boarding house. GIRL, :xp;nelnu?‘ at_ rnum-m lnd undy er oun| man of g0od ap- pearance for lau must furnish 350 cash bond. " Give full details ond names of last_two employers. HOUSEKEEPER Address Box 17-J, 325 per month. ce. L high-school gi sist teacher in grading pape for business cour, & follow! yitl Dreferably experienced in State fully experl- ta SALESMAN ha and, contractors.. e LADY SOLICITORS wanted e specialty sales- and commission. dre; hington to intro- SALESMEN—Six_high-g! men will be needed in Was duce & new article for which there s a definite demand in all smaller stores such as_groceries drug stores. bakeries and ga- Applicants must be earning over 150 LADIES, part or {full time—new 35-cent home necessity: paid daily; experience un- 9 Franklin_st. n.e. 0—Community Chest-o-grams. 434.5 Meters. 690 Kilocycles. 5—Weather Bureau repor 5—Arlington time alm-u 10:00—Weather Bureau reports. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern Standard time. (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 7:30—To be announced. 8:00—Automatics 9:00—Dream Shop (30 min.): WJZ. 10:00—Orchestra (30 min.); WJZ. 11:00—Hauer’s Orchestra; trio. 12:00—Orchestra; singers. 398.8—WJR Detroit—750. 6:30—Today's Best Story. les handled in the Interview will details 5 to arti present salary and those irained in ‘mod [and ftting to the head preferred. Greeron, | {614 12th st. n.w. ks' | OPERATOR for part time in beauty shop. | Must be able to do shampooing and mani- Yonne. 718 14th st. n.w. | SALAD WOMEN. five. experienced: in Tarse Apply Tuesday after 9, Room 208. 927 15th st. n.w. WAITRESSES, experience Apply Childs Co., 600 WOMAN free to travel, representing_educa- tional concern: must possess good education, pleasing appearance and strong personalit bouus und promo- will fuition free 1o those selected. to Green. 3rd floor. Barber & Ross, Inc.. nw. Part or full time. new 35-cent necessity: 2 or ‘more_each call __9 Pranklin_st. n.e. SALESMEN for the refrigeration division of the Washington Gas Light Co : Beteneds i et AbECTILely “Hecerabry: exceptionul opportunity. See I nouncement in Sunday s Star. 0 on Monday and Tuesday, 419 10th k for Mr. Hurley. North Capnux st 454.3—WEAF New York—660. (N. B. C. Chain.) 6:00—Black and Gold Orchestra. 00—Rosalie Wolfe. 5—James G. McDonald. 0—Piano Twins. 5——"Wh% Is Education?” Dr. Good- atson. 00—Concert orchestra, with soloists. 30—Gypsies’ Orchestra. T Address Box 182 | WOMEN., three, of executive mmy‘ e for agreeable contract wor) | gme: Bood remuneration. Address Box 48 exwrtenredfpnmnie’m { (Apply Lincolu SHOE SALESMEN. HOUSEKEEPER—_Refined white SPOTTERS. expmeneeu on dark and gray s for professional | Apply” Vogue i Catholic preferred; ne. couple with 6-year-old girl. gent, cheerful and willing fractive suburb: ex Please state age and __Address Box_416: ta YOUNG MEN (3 over 21, to i ecutive positions and learn selling; m furnish rs!erences and hard workers, willing to start for ‘about $27.5¢ your budget: all work supervised by compe- tent builder and ~guaranteed; estimates gladly given without obligation. William H Smith Co., 1103 Vermont ave. rw. " Nationai T061-3458._ Heatdenceo Ad ;8855 CARPENTER CONTRACTOR - nzmodelln Dpainting. cement work, screen FeDairing. ‘5. Johnson. 1365 1rving. CARPENTER—EXpert repairs, porches, par- {tions, floors, shelving. odd J.W. Rowell, et CARPENTER-J JQBB!R — Porches inclose jSicened: weneral repairing. M. Brinin CHAIR CANI]NG. bon:h roekeu splinted, ul holstering. Armstrons, 1235 10th st. . Melropflll zou 'EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, Scraping. juey skiled mechanics, Piul Sere N_¥. Nat. 3666. BEAUTY PARLO) MABELLE HONOUR _PERMANENTS, 5. Tueeday Special: Scalp Treatm vt ate Mapelle Honour Schools (Est. Toia) 1325 NW. N. 10409 a7 tain B0 N, Disi. 6968 BEST MARCEL WAVE, FINGER WAVE: oc try my_work Atk fo; R s637.” Cher Naiaite. 05137le Roberts, Metro. PEBSO — The rate under heading of P i5'3 Cents per line addftiona) 16 the regular lin WANTED GOOD CATHOLIC HOME AND board for girl 5 yes t. - dress Box 12-J. S(:r n":nrv' b smonthy AC VIT-O-NET BATHS. BATT] ducer. Vim-Ray treatment: rubs. wmu nurse operator. CADY, OWNING HOME. WILL RENT ROOM: ng Other roomers. ~Address Box 447-H, Star MAPLEWOOD ___§ EANITARIU‘V{ Spring. Md fo Boar: cent"and eiderly paciente; " weesly. and speclal term rates. Tel. 81 OUTDGOR RECREATION FOR YOUR SON after” school; ~Saturdays included: auto from school’ to home; collese counc MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKE: giamonds; antiaues. eiiver and goid. Lt neston 0.0 ineston, ¢ st. n.w. Room 304, EXPERT SECRET SERVICE 18 THE 3 te1 key to a.l sources of information: estab- lished 1885: ro divorce work. Franklin & Morgan Bradford, 202 Transportation B! FLOGRS BCRAFED -and finished; _electric machine or hand work: elec. Waxing: reaso able. Decatur 4881, H. E. Richary FLOGR W < teed: very r e dus T Felk. 1035 Fark rd. now EXPER] D omu:n EW YORK IN- Srictor Wi eanc en athematics. nglith, history. ete. Unisual opportniis for those seeking re: $dycation. “Terms 3-H. Star office. PLOORS SCRAPED. _refinished, _cleane wazed hand or machine work; relale ser féasonsble prices. Floor Se: 803 Frinceton LOOR WORK- xne‘x . old mad like new. Du machines. Pncex l!l‘oll' sble. Work anteed. 'W. C. Deaton, 201¢ L. 5230 FURNITURI uruommzn. repaired: alip fovers made: est cheerfully : returned free Tittensor, 1600 8t —n.mo GAS RANGES :leaned nnd re] | mates furnished. 19 r HEA’ PLUMBING installations and reale Onln yorkmanship. cash or terms. T._J._ Fitzmaurice. Potoma IMP 'WVEMENTS—E| nemm wiring and flnuru‘ lelnl and painting. hard. rood taircases, carpentry, plumi porch inciosures, metal xnll:nnl, spouting. pl brick work: terms to ple \X lIl uur DHEQ- our service is our re] 'enn xmnmvemenl & Electrie Co. nc., @ .w.. Nat. 0513 and 05 opposite Gold KEYS—Dulicate keys, 35 cenis. o, il 0u Jurnst, dpagiork. 121l New 1 . expert sharpening and re- new and used mowers for sale day_every day: your old mower in we “deliver. Lawn Mower Service. 7_11th st ranklin 10183 PAINTING_B nd oil pa ter work, metal weather stripping and G In: "personal service and ojuperyision. 'WORKSHOP. Col. 9135 till 7 p.m. o erior. ene}xor. Harry A. Giorus & Co Fhone Col_ 435 w ap22¢ PAINTING, " int, and ext: fine paperhang: ing. fogrs refinished: 2 Burrell. 618 E st. n.e. e special low . B. Thompson . n.w. Co- SAINTING PAPERHANGING, PLASTERIN( srecx-l prices this month’ beft materis work suaranteed 8. Lopatin, 33 lernflo. “interior and exterior:” skilled mechanics: ¢ Paui Serene, ear Park-rd- Adams 30 | 2 SAI.E MISCELLA\EOUS ANTIQUE, QUE, Tirror. 2510 ChEboun ANTIQUE BOOKCASE. mnhonm be: no dealers. Telephone week days, BED ROOM SU 1600 9-pc. dark 2 room And racis comb Phone Cleveland BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIALS—Re moval sale of good used material at Camp Melss yard. which we move soon to 15th « H sty Large selection, lowast Drices: backed by §9 years of sauste dealing. Cleaned whole brick. no bats full ‘count: good floo: Sheathing and framing; oers: Saxh. Tadiators: Blimbing AXturen pibe com: Dlels Windows. many other stems, Lin, 2125. HECHINGER CO., 5th & Fla. Ave. LO ss'r zatelez table. b!d-da\'en practicaliy new a E. §700 7- walnut di port and cha priced Teasonabie. APE. 31.. 1468 Harv co?:A COLA KEGS, $150 each. 454 D st CORPUS JURIS-CYC, complete set for sale. n zrlec:fl:gnd ition.” Cail Charles Laughiin 5 and 10 gallol n.w DESKS—Sale or “factory seconds” of off furniture. dfli tables. chairs, bookcases. file cabinets, cabinet safes and used office furniture. You Cln aiso rent it. H. Baum & Son. 6i6 E st n.w_ National 9136 chairs. safes. flles: cheapest Drices hington. ~Special sale factory sec- Ccmm!l'v;.‘lll\k Om:. Furniture Co., 430 nw. el sizes 2'6”x6'8" 6°X7 Hechinger Co.. 3 vnnthu ELECTRIC FIXTURES. use: 5¢ each; tures and globes from GDH bldg. HECHINGER CO., ‘B EVANS OIL BURNER. together with 27 lon tank: also one Progress Coal Boiler lnd one No. 429-W Hart & Crouse Coal Boller; these are ali in fairly good Wworking condi- tion, replaced by us with gas furnaces; any accepted. Call Washing- ompany, 419 10th st. n.w. Division, or phone National ain. 5 800 Flower all after 5 pom. 6:45—WJZ (30 min.); Civic Forum. 7:30—Famous Composers; players. 8:30—WJZ programs (2', hours). 11:00—News; WJ: 12:00—O0Id Timer: 4052—WSB Atlanta—740. 7:15—WEAF (15 min.); 7:45—WJZ and WEAF (2% hours). 10:30—S. S. S. program. 11:00—An Evening in Paris, 11:30—Half hour from WJZ. 12:00—Theater program. 12:30a—Transcontinental program. 277.6—WBT Charlotte—1,080. 6: Mrlb Bag; Thel)le ‘Treats, WOMAN WITH ABILITY Our_increnting busihess mece creasing our personnel. shall select 4 Women. who want & enuiné opportunity for Drogress with us. ed: permi 359 Mumey gxen 0—Times Square concert. 0—Bernie Cummins’ Orchestra, 00—Dan Russo's Orchestra. 348.6—~WABC New York—860, Chain.) LESM| I am_looking JOF inteliwent men willing Nork' 6 hours daily otn proposition that vl net substant dance (1 hour). LESM] e ho bariter: perience not essential: [ 910 11701 4:30 10 6. 408 Insurance | B! Blde. Toin and " e it e a ree el Also ol Minute Men. jnas in g;mm&r.e Hlfmlnaelnm- vind Pitts- 7:00—Current events. 30—Voices from Filmland. 00—Minute Dramas. 30—Couriers, Henry Burbig. 00—Magazine program. 0—An Evening in Paris. 00—Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. 30—Crusaders. {CED coat press op- 14th st. n.w. XPERIENCED HANDS on; coats and suits; excellent oppor- | tunity for skilled workers. pply to Mr. Sherman, M. PHILIPSBORN & CO., 610 11th St. N.W. T some sales experience preferred. posiiion, will pay .800 first year to right Fuller Brush Co., 924 Ratonat "Bress B % 50—CHAUFFEURS—50 WANTED AT ONCE. Apply With Identification BELL CAB CO, 1317 L St. N.W. MEN OWNING S Men with late model cars wanted by co- operative cab company, driving own cars on tes. ~Proposition offers money- rlunity for full or parttime y 3111 M st i) URS, 10, \\Ime “nh identification cards; must know the city. Apply Circle Cab Co., 1718 Fla. ave. n.w. "CASH AND PROMOTION. Washington's largest accident and health opening for three good salesmen in new_department just organized Substantial cash remunera- s training and liberal renewal con- Courteous interview granted 9 a. s Ad 306 “Commercial ). 7 so-—'rux Chats; talk. 8:00—WEAF and W.YZ (1% hours). 9: SO—Qullm (30 min.); C. 10: lo—Memolrs on women's dresses and coats: 17 Sxperienced with hieheclass trade state 38e and places of employment. Addiess Box 4-J._Star 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820. 7:00—Hour of dance music. 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (1 hour). 9:00—Chefs and Jug Band. 9:30—WEAF and WJZ (1 hour). 10:30—Magnolia and Mose. 11:00—Reporters; feature. 11:30—WJZ (15 min.); dance music. 461.3—WSM Nashville—650. 17:00—News; studio orchestra. 7:30—WJZ and WEAF (3 hours).. 10:30—Feature 5 Players. 11:30—WJZ and WEAF (12 hours). 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110. 6:00—WJZ (30 min.); 6:45—WJZ (30 min.); 7:30—Musical Movie News. 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (1 hour). 9:00—History; concert; soloist. 10:00—WJZ (30 min.); Dixie Singers. 11:00—Hotel orchestra hour. 200,000 STORM GATES OF STADIUM IN ATHENS Eager Throng in Rush for Seats —Thoroughly experi- enced and capable sa]eswon"cn for millinery department. Supt.’s Office, fourth floor _S. KANN SONS COMPA HEAD OF STOCK, DEPARTMENT. ‘Will consider one who has been a capable yesiagnt in o live depart 00—Ted Florito Orchestra. 0—Real Folks. 00—Rochester Civic Orchestra. —Empire Builders. —Slumber music. 272.6—~WPG Atlantic City—1,100. 00—Hotel dinner music. :30—Soprano; players. 15—Hotel concert orchestra. 00—Looie’s Bandwagon. 00—Dance music hour. 2.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060. 6:00—WJZ (30 min.); dinner music. 282.8—WTIC Illmu‘—l.m. 00—Continentals; s 0—Seth Parker’s B 00—WEAF program ( oo—ludcapg, news; organ (1 hour). 422.3—WOR Newark—710. PERFUME insurance office h: ent. Address Box ]LYI‘R FOR GOODS DEPT. o young woman of ability and experience. Will consider one of h Dad experience as an assistant. Address Box R OF NOTIONS.” A high type young woman on novel plan, Jol onal ‘Bank_Building. _ ikh character who has proposition to the right present ang nrtvlmls employment. who has_tie - -nuu! to create a real department, Address Box office. l\[AR]NE DRA First-class draftsmen and chargemen on turbine, piping ar- rangement and structural hull Write, outlining exper- ience, stating age and salary ex- pected. Address Box 75-H, Star cuu.. momer'. nights: good home; low w office. PAPERING. PAINTING. interior decorating and general home improvements (plumbin heating, stucco, flooring, porch inclosures. etc.). We use highest grade materials and ass workmanship. With Spring weather here. we advise you not to delay any of the work you are planning to do. No cash required; from 1 to 3 vears to frs: pament to start in May, For factory _service best results t Home ' Decorators, Metropolitan 0854; 1000 9th st. nw. Just ask your neighbor as to | our_réliability | PAPERHANGING. ‘painting, home improve- { ments: the better kind: reasonable terms if desired. National Decorating Co., phone Adams 7578, 8 PAPERHANGING, Rug‘onl‘hlc prices; prompt, service | mechanics: _work guaranteed. ECONOMY RATING St dsed; 1 J. Egdal, 3509 10th st. n.w. A“dlml u '?0‘ PAPERHANGING d_painting, 'ork t reasonable nu‘ estimi oran, 1350 Newton st. n. PAmnAF'_ Tal 3 EApa. uo—ouél spectal _price. —This 2 pe-for § writing for t D and use lead and pure lin- seea UiF on install heating plants at & very low cost, and n mbing under Feg- ulations of the Dlllrlet Bnualn o et mates free of charge. C: 3 3 years. no interest: ent Lo ‘stare May 1t PEOPLES HOM 'D"zcoRA'rmG 817 9th n.w. National 7417. Listed in ok under Peoples Home Decorating PAINTING, DECORATING, TEXTONE . AR Liansi iske Do chance. deal’ direct with master mec) LR ndahl & Whittington, PAPERING — 5 rooms, ory_hal !60 Good service, no_d D, " Atises 3agelave. Also painting all PAPERHANGING—Rooms 3 4: jestimate ruraisned: work. ".1."‘-‘-«:&0 Becatur 4748 G, Sl PAFERHANGING, PLASTER! For ne flean, work at low prices Baitz, 601 Ir ink st."n.w. Columbia 188 pnmo -rum eDalr estimatea free. sa e n:sun-fic“lenu Co. e«fiu X G e (Sana Belianie or 33 Oumn. 42K Cap. " Lin. 301 ices, ROOFING CO, North 16114~ LERLGS !P.nnn of ,,m,.,_,{g, aervic h"zmul..l al service, n- der, 1012 Eye st n.w. Phone District 7805, Mmarten: cost $85.00 -u 3 335700 cash. Lin, 57360 B¢ FURNITURE—If you wantcd & Kroehler live ing-room suite, a full ‘bed room JSuite snd dining-room suite and rugs of match them. and knew you could & for cash. by coming out here, would Sou it7 “Reason—we by for cashy e seil 102 cash. no books or collectors. | No_lost ac- s for vou to pay for. No fin ooms or clerk hire at vour expe This does mot interest sou. suficient v make us show wou. then you do not care fow o4 spend vour in f you have not all the ash, we Will take vour'note as cash fof the balafce at 67 but When ohis Bote 1 guer It must be taken care of. or come to us with the reason. Folks, it's not what you make that does You good, it's the savings in spend- t counts. 'Go back and read this Digest it. make us prove what fter that vou will be_our friends and"'an_advertisment for us. Atk st ihe door. Open nights by appointment. Phone Hyaltsville 460, W, A. Brooks Furniture Co., E—Positively a bargain: 2-plece ,run Friaze Tivint Tobm ‘sunte. value: D00, or only $165; chaise longue, love seat, other gdd pieces ‘at 'bargain prices New York Upholstering_Co.. 617 FURNITURE—New, big mmum 3400 mo- hair, 3-plece bed-davenport suite with Te. versible ‘cushions for only $165. New York Upholstering_Co.. 617 F st. n.w FURNITURELarge within @93 Loulsiana ave. nw. FURNITURE, ETC., Wednesday, April 9, sale at Weschler's, 920 Penn. ave. nw. includes practically new suites and ~desirable odd ieces, rugs._planos. etc. i, URNITURE—I{ in need of { are it will pay you to ses us High grade. new and slightly used goods, low prices. Dawes Furniture Specialty Co, 2447 18th st. n.%. (Nr._Col. rd)__Open_evenings. GAS WATER HEATER, Pittsbure inste neous, used: good conditio s Denny. 1353 Monroe st. n. - GUITAR and man erfect condition: burgain. Metropoliian 109, Apt. 303 LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3 PIECE! mu\n new: will sell (o highest bidder. Also 3 odd chairs. Capital Upholstering Co., = 5311 Georgia _ave. n.w. LIVING-ROOM SUITE, Gost 335, for 450, O 5 Vacuum cleaner, $10: double Bedr S0 blercle, "$1.3 Summer, uge. 5 Sak bureaus, $4 each: Iady's desk, $3; tabies, etc. 1416 Monroe st. n.w. Adams 4352-W. QFFICE FURNITURE from 0. 8. Go Dests, chairs, fle cabinets, & everything Office nt sreat sivings, Washington e S Meet abn. Gont 510 5t a PIANQ_BARGAINS_Huntington, fine condi- tion, $70. Stieff, like new, 3225, Steinway, 1 L) yex-m-m; I 19 en, cane back: 1ing-room table. for Tent. " Moving. packing © and " s Hugo Worch. 1110 F ‘mx-bn:hea)c‘m 11:00—News; ol‘chasm M :u 3—WCAU Plllllelyhh—l,l'll. dio; news; orchestra. to View Show Celebrating Greek Independence. By the Associated Press. ATHENS, Greece, April 7—A crowd of nearly 200,000 persons stormed the RELTABLE W( and ‘general housework; u!ennee:hlnd cxperlence: no laundry; 450 month, must have good TO YOUNG MEN WHO WANT TO GET AHEAD. Selling experience hold down any big job. To succeed is needed to vcvno WOMAN, neat. rellable. for general houulork and cookini fer- Hoply 818 L 5t 00—WABC progr 0—Hotel orchestra (30 min.). - UPHOLSTERING, 1 gone in the hogl 1‘!"3 hirec n‘llrlnw'."u;: 1434 New v 8401, UP] cmnm!u. slipcovers, furniture Te- | prandard GABDS, meal ucxeu “or BT }cConvey's D. C. Press,, €39 Met. 1431 BUB!NESS OPPORTUNITIES. A tes b Ae7 A i yeu v | You must be able to sell yourself and afternoon in an excited rush to obtain seats for one of the principal shows in connection with the bration of Greek independence now in SITUATION—MEN. BOY, colored, with bicycle. Good referenc 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980. 00—WJZ (30 min.); Menuets. 00—WJZ (16 min.); Famous Com- oo._nlml concert. We offer you this experience sell- ing Chevrolets, a product of General We train and offer you a increase your earnings. Many Chevrolet salesmen are earn- White oF call 215°G st a &, ‘man, 26, has butler Tefer- Chces, also meat. strictly sober. willing and Industrious, desires position: private. city or Il Decatur 1800, 2 Police cordons were swept aside and ask for Fl‘llz Sell everal acres fronting near w‘n. Station, mar- e wner, Hyatts- GROCERY STAND ARD | doing a business of $2.000 a mo. 4ccounts and stocks aull-r for do MEAT MARKET dress Box 188-F A m e M"lin) the people swarmed into the seats, ni- cluding those reserved for officlals and When President Zaimis arrived, after fighting his way with the utmost diffi- culty into the stadium, he found his MAN, neat colored, wishes a ehced Butler in private family. Phone A 2683, Ralph Ware, or call at’ 2015 Sheri mg as much or more than well paid See Mr. HANDIBOE, 10 A.M. OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO., 610 H St. N.E. WANTED—SALESMEN. -ccunomefl 5 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150, 6:00—News; piano; orchestra. w—\;‘g.vz (15 min.); musical. :30—WJZ V2 11:00—Vaudeville ® program 45 min. ). 379.5—~WGY Schenectady—790. MAN, colored. chauffeur: ears of rgzld SHiVing: vienty of wants Bain Ax 1 loul rexs‘rem:el " Call Mr. Bowen. c e. WORK wanted: mimesin un. The attraction was a dramatic pres- entation of some of the chief scenes of the War for Independence, played school untii 5. Bnu'rxrm. na l. um i T.w.. accommo- 32 persons: wonderful revenue. excel- e et o |yenoerTiL rerenus, ex by appointmen'. Address Box 36 LARGE CORNER STORE, good for unk :nop, s00d location. _ Bullivan Keaity ‘Cos | I THIS PROPERTY FOR BSALE: a 30-room rooming house, 100% rented: l0-car garage, 2-story. downtown ~section. ~ Net income n.s:rnm!:nrron Socold jSiriesrator: practically ne r month -nd living quar- as pay- 00—Dinner mune hour. 30—] by more than 5,000 per!ormerl. studio program, immense 00—WEAF llld music (4 hours). aroused the Athenians and '.he ases and é’a'olm Salary and commissi o aves of mg;m who have, flocked to Athens | §r- -class, to sell mnd-l L, and viclnity: attractive SRonteomers Ave. Roclvllle M. SITUA’I‘ION—WOHEN. claltd Afldnu Mx by 3% per " inousane. Buniu Mining Study Planned. yesterday was elzelzd of the National ENVELOPES ADDRESSED ghine: " special low rate, 'URSE, (rldulte. ‘wants one or tve childre: . nbouz R GLER, Golly o;&euevme e m"n‘ Miners: Union, here to visit Russis ihis Aummet to stw&nm ing Anmnulnen d that national convention wwu held in Pittsburgh June . e ih Talusd) CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700. i .....:5"{;." & "a:::’. refined, un- al "(erem. £ s r,.“';,s"’a';"'fi-;""%,-,'r.-::... B g 200_pes ‘win llk. othe ropert; Sullivan f ‘"co i % bl DISTRIBUTORSHIP of & modern, non-com- petitive, "all-electrio Rdvertising Brobosicion h all working equigment. and s R SALE—Sto fion 1n srowing. comini %n ™ Fodes fountain, general merchandise. fxtures ‘and ood wil II{?rum 439 Pe; s, CONFECTIONERY, light lunch, fountain, all fixtures and stock: living room; located 3320 Phone Lin 10322." $5! season. and fztures for sale: stration. Pnunl Adam PIANG_-Beautiful tone Shiman Cheap_for cash. 1713 Que a8 PnNos—Gunn. lm-ll‘ two-toned mahog~ any: less than year old: will sell my $235.00 sh 'to’ pereon paying bal- ments. Phone I3 nt, pofian nmh tFade: Blanos” of all kflm Sot "our "Dgres. | Met. 3655, W, "W, Eim Beit o, 28 _11th st. n.w. PUMPS—Several deep _ and shaliow "well pumps, good, as new. ~Phone Clar. 1950. 65 00ds RADIO, M fiboy. Tatest model, than sncit ensy terms clev 6500, Am l m DIOS—One tubes $89. T TRAteh it Mechanically’ guaranteed. for 13 mamlu We will not service it, Come and Al lectric and & good buy. Bhone ny ttsville 460, W; A Brooks Furniture Co., Hyattsville, M old i seerinee 7 7th_st. RI:FRIGERATOR. electric. 3-door. TR a EXCetient condition. Wenderfy Address_Box 422-H. Star mu' g h 5 wl“,{"fi“ "?u stal w o ith, 2020 rol::'u ma% FRIG! e DRI e Corporation. 822 13th 5. now: ?AXOFHONI, EFlat Alio Buescher; cheap RS, Tew “and second Ban: Fay Hetriverator ‘Beics Tdeal, New machines, ng, Open evening. ve. 8.8 In. 275. E Singer, elec., Jike new, fiw wn-fins Démestic, 813 ' 325 Ro I (m on Next