Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1930, Page 24

- B—10 OPERA REPLACES “AMOS ' ANDY" WRC to Carry “La Boheme”| as Sixth and Final Event in Series. Puccini’s “La Boheme” will be br cast tonight by WRC and other National Broadcasting Co. stations as the sixth and final opera of ‘the special series ponsored by the American Radiator & | Standard Sanitary Corporation. Franc soprano, will head a| notable operatic stars who will| interpret “La Toheme.” Sh. will sing| the role of Mimi. Others in the cast will be Thelma Kessler, soprano; Mario Chamlee, tenor; Pasquale Anato, bari-| tone; James Davies, bass, and Frank| Chapman, baritone | Coming at 7 o'clock, the opera will! prevent the “Amos 'n’ Andy” broadcast | over WRC. The popular comedians may he heard at the regular time, how- ever, through Stations WJZ, wsz1 WHAM, KDKA, WJR, WRVA, WBT| and WJAX. ! “The Bartered Bride.” | Walter Damrosch and his symphony| S orchestra will open the General Electric | hour with the overture of Smetana’s| “The Bartered Bride. The orchestra also will play the “Adagio” from “Sym- phony No. 3 in C” of Saint-Saens, the ' of d' y, the “Garden of Live Ylouer( fmm Taylor's “Through the Looking Glass” and the “In Praise of | ‘Women™ of Strauss. ! The Del Monte broadcast will be al condensed version of the talking pic-| ture production of “Hold Everything. featuring Winnie Lightner and Joe E.| Brown. Five songs from the picture are included in the program. | “The New Business World” period, conducted by Merle Thorpe, editor of Nation's Business, and the regular weekly dance program by B. A. Rolfe’s Lucky Strike Orchestra are among| WRC's other outstanding features. The | station’s Bible talk will be given by Representative John W. Ketcham of | Michigan. Smith and Dale, formerly of the Avon Comedy Four, will be lh(‘ guest stars in the Paramount-Publix | hour over WMAL and associated Colum- bia Broadcasting System _ stations. Others on this program are Paul Ash; | the Wynn Girl Quartet; Paul Small,| tenor: Harrict Lee, contralto; Vic Ince,! cornetist, and Jesse Crawford, organist. Sacred Concert to Be Given. Two other WMAL features are a sa- | cred concert by the capella chorus of the First Congregational Church, a 15- minute program of “Sense and Non- sense” by Strickland Gilllilan, noted | humorist, and a recital by Maurice La Forge, famous pianist-composer. He will play two numbers. “The Miner's Sweetheart,” the four- sct Western melodrama of Clyde E. Williams, will be the Hank Simmons’ Show Boat production. The WMAL program also contains a Biblical scene, “Parting of Ruth, Orpha and Naomi,” to be presented by Lulu| Adams, Esther Waldron and Lenore Marie de Grange, and a talk by William | Knowles Cooper on the fortieth anni- | versary of the Sons of the American| Revolution. The Jeffries-Fitasimmons bout in San Francisco July 25, 1902, will be broad- cast tonight by WOL in the series of new recorded versions of famous fights. ‘The Crescendo Male Chorus and the| Victory Minstrels will provide the sta. tion's major musical features. The Waikiki Harmony Boys and Thompson and Ziegler will contribute to the program tonight of WJSV. There also will be anotfier “song story” and a Sunday school lesson. COUPLE SENTENCED ON MURDER CHARGE High School Athlete and Mer- chant’s Wife Convicted of Slay- ing Her Husband. By the Associated Press. BATESVILLE, Ark., April 19.—An af- fair between a high school athlete and the young wife of a village merchant Jast night had brought prison sentences to both for the slaying of the woman's husband. _J. P. Barber, 22, former star basket ball and foot ball player at Batesville High School, was convicted of cecond- degree murder yesterday for the slay- ing_of Maurice Osborne, a merchant at Cord, near here. The jury fixed his sentence at 21 years' imprisonment. Osborne’s widow, Norma, 23, previ- ously had been sentenced to nine years' imprisonment in connection with the fatal shooting of her husband in their home last July 1. Mrs. Osborne, who is at liberty under bond pending appeal to the Supreme Court, testified that Barber had gained her consent to the killing of her hus- band and sought to induce her to leave with him. This Barber denied. | | WISV LOCAL 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 2:00—The Melody Three, 3:00—Bits of Harmony. 4:00—Martine and the Duke. :15—Cyril Langlols, baritone. :30—Parnassus Trio. 00—The Lady Next Door. :30—The Tea Trio. 45—Skinner organ recital. 00—News flashe 05—Bible talk cosanas by- Representat! THE EVENI Today on the Radio (All time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) STATIONS. WMAL 4759 Meters. 630 Kilocycles 2:30—Dominion Male Quartet. 3:00—Columbia Ensemble. 3:30—For your information. 4:00—Manlius Cadet Band. 4:30—"Parm Sclence Snapshots.” 4:40—Club Plaza Orchestra. 5:00—French Trio, with Kenyon Cong- don, baritone. 5:3 jet Harmonies 5:45—] e urice La Farge, planist. John W. Ketcham of Michigan, | 6:00—Correct time. Black and Gold Orchestra. :30—Whispering Flames. 00—Opera, “La_Boheme.” 00—"The New Business World," Merle Thorpe. ® wano Everything.” 9:00—General _Electric hour, 10:00—Lucky Strike Dance Orchest) 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01 to 12:00—Slumber music. 205.4 Meters 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Midafternoon_musicale. 5:00—] and Frederick County, Va. 6:30—News flashes. 6:40—Classified program. 7:00—Your English. 7:05—Musical Interlude. —Police flashes, —Time signals Jnchanged Facts. Studio program. —Waikiki Harmony Boys. —Uncle Jerry. 9—Sunday school lesson. 0—Pa Brown and his Brownies. 30—Thompson and Zeigler. 9:45—Song story. 1 3 31— 4 0 1 3 0 110:00—Unole Tom and his Hired Hel 10:45—Advertising perfod. 11:00 to 11:30—Big Ed and His Squirrel Hunters. NAA 315 Meters. % 690 Kilocycles. 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55—Time signals. | 10:00—Weather Bureau reports. OUT-OF-TOWN Programs prepared by the Associated 454.3—WEAF New York—660. (N. B. C. Chain.) 6:00—Dinner Orchestra. 7:00—La Boheme. 8:00—New Business World. 8:30—“Hold Everything,” Lightner. Winn and Floyd Gibbons. 10:00—Rolfe Orehestra. 11:00—Troubadour of the Moon. 11:15—Voices of the Evening. 348.6—WABC New York—860. C. B. S. Chain.) 6:30—Ted Husing's Sportslants. 7:00 Ensemble hour. 0—Sense and Nonsense. 5 Finance period. :30—A Cappella Chorus. 9:00—Show Boat. 10:00—Movies. 11:00—Hotel orchestra. 0—Lombardo’s Orchestra. 394.5—WJZ New York—760. B. C. Chain.) 0—Reveries. 6:45—Prohibition poll. :00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:15—Ether wave music. 7:30—The Brush Man. 8:00—Circus program. 8:15—Wonder Dog. 8:30—Silver Flute. 9:00—Broadway Lights. 9:30—Minstrels. 10:00—Strings and Bows. 10:30—Miniature Theater, Like.” 11:00—Slumber music. 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100. 8:00—News; vania play. 11:00—Hour of dance music. 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060. 7:00—Concert (30 minutes); WJZ hour). 9:00—Around the Melodeon. 9:30—WJZ programs (2!2 hours). 282.8—WTIC Hartford—1,060. 6:15—Cab flashes: sports. 6:30—Half hour of music. 422.3—WOR Newark—710. 6:00—Uncle Don’s stories. 6:30—Ensemble; sports; 7:30—Half Seas Over. violinist. Knights. DX-ers. 10:00—Wandering Minstrels. 10:30—Russian Revels. 302.8—WBZ Springfield—990. 6:20—Sports; Safer Massachusetts. 7:00—WJZ (30 minutes); Jesters. 7:30—Same as WJZ (45 minutes). 8:15—Nature League; law talk. 30—Del Monte program—Joe Brown and Winnie Lightner in “Hold Program by City of Winchester | 9:00—Damrosch Symphony Orchestra 6:00—Piano: Dandies of Yesterday. “Lonsome University of Pennsyl- 8:30—WBAL Ensemble and soloists. 8:00—Lkegion (15 minutes); Saturday 900—Dance orchestra (30 minutes); 11:00—News; orchestra; Moonbeams. 6:01—Flashes from The Evening Star. €:15—Les Colvin, pianist. 6:30—May Hayre, contralto. 6:45—"The Street Railway Merger,” by Dorsey W. Hyde, jr. 7:00—Correct time. 1-—Commodore Ensemble. 7:15—Address on 40th Anniversary of the_ Sons of American Revolu- tion. 7:30—Mary Jane Rhea, contralto. 7:45 — Biblical _scene — “Parting Ruth, Orpha and Naomi.” 8:00—Correct time. 8:01—"Sense and Nonsense,” Strickland Gillilan. 8:15—Babson finance period. 8:30—A Capella Chorus of First Congregational Church. 9:00—Hank Simmcns’ Show Boat— “Miner’s Sweetheart.” 10:00—Paramount-Publix hour. 11:00—Swanee Syncopators. 12:00—Correct time. WOL 2289 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:00—Mme. Clara Shunskaya, soprano, and Eugenia Bruman, pianist. 3:30—Gene Sawyer, banjoist. 4:00—Easter story by Nell Stafford. 4:30—Request program for Walter Reed Hospital. 5:00—Gene Sweeney, guitarist. 5:45—The Town Crier. 6:00—Walter T. Holt. 0—Crescendo Male Chorus. 0—Dinner music. 0—News flashes :30—Victory Minstrels. 8:00 to 8:30—Recorded version of Jeffries-Fitzsimmons fight in San Francisco, July 25, 1902. STATIONS. Press. Scheduled for Eastern Standard time. by ra. cf by 1p. baritone and (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 256.3—WAU Philadelphia—1,170. 6:00—Orchestra; news; studio. 7:00—Orchestra; feature. 8:00—~WABC (30 minutes); organ. 9:00—Same as WABC (3 hours, 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980. 6:00—Band concert. 6:45—WJZ (30 minutes); orchestra. 7:30—WJZ programs (3'2 hours). 11:00—Messages to Far North. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150. 6:00—News; orchestra; studio. 7:00—WJZ (15 minutes); talk. 7:30—WJZ (30 miinutes); feature. 8:30—Organ requests. 9:00—Ta School of Musie. 9:30—WJZ (11; hours); dance music. le| quartet; 379.5—~WGY Schenectady—790. 6:00—Dinner music hour, 7:00—Same as WEAF (4 hours). 11:00—Dance music (P hour): CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700. 6:00—Old Nick; orchestra; concert. 7:00—Orchestra; Scrap Book. 7:30—Same as WJZ (45 minutes), 8:15—Saturday Knights; concert. 9:30—WJZ (30 minutes); Honolulans. 10:30—Cossacks; Murdock Williams. 11:15—Organ and dance; Doodlesockers. 1:00a—All Night Party (3 hours). P — FIRST TIME EVER BROADCASTI LJ 5 Puccini's Opera LA BOHEME with FRANCES ALDA MARIO CHAMLEE PASQUALE AMATO . from station WEAF and aoffiliated stations of N.B.C. through m: courtesy o AMERICAN RADIATOR & STAND. SANITARY CORPORATION . SATURDAY, APRIL 19TH NG _STAR l 398.83—WJIR Detroit—750. 6:: M—Swf] WJZ (30 minutes); 7:30—The Ihm Doctors. 8:00—University of Michigan hour. 9:00—Feature (15 minutes); WJZ (15 minutes). 9:30—Same as WJZ. 10:00—Recreated Prize Fights. 10:30—WJZ (30 minutes); news; chestra. 12:00—Song and dance (2 hours). 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740. 7:00—Hour from WEAF. 8:00—Feature (15 minutes); concert. 8:30—Prom WEAF (2}, hours). ° 11:00—Feature (30 minutes); WJZ (30 minutes). 277.6—~WBT Charlotte—1,080. 6:30—News (15 minutes); WJZ minutes). 7:00-WEAF programs (4 hours). 11:00—The Owl Club. 365.6—~WHAS Louisville—820. 7:00—~Hour from WEAF. 8:00—Studio concert. 8:30—Same as WEAF (27, hours). 11:00—Greater Louisville Ensemble. 11:30—Same as WJZ. 12:00—Dance; Jack Turner (1 hour). 461.3—WSM Nashville—650. 7:00—Same as WEAF. 8:00—Music Shop. 8:30—WJZ (30 minutes); Hunters, 9:30—Macon and Dorris; Wizard. 10:10—Orchestra; Gully Jumpers. 11:00—Hale and Daughters. 11:30—WJZ (15 minutes); Harmonies. 12:00—Fiddle and accordion; orchestra (1 hour). or- 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110. *5:30—Hotel orchestra. 6:00—Byrd Trio. 6:45—WJZ and WEAF (1Y hours) 8:00—Feature program. 8:30_WEAF programs (215 hours). 11:00—Old Dominion Fiddlers. PROBE RELEASES MAN FROM MURDER CHARGE By the Associated Press. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 19— Mrs. Margaret McNamara, who police believe was beaten to death, died from double pneumonia and not from wounds, R. R. Lillinger, county medical exami- ner, announced yesterday following an autopsy. Joseph B. McNamara, her husband, who was arrested by police Thursday night on suspicion, still was in jail last | night. Questioned by police yesterday, McNa- mara declared he had not struck his wife and that wounds on her body must | have been inflicted by a fall. ‘When told that his wife had said he had beaten-her, McNamara said “She is '.Tl:ing out of her head. She’s been so sick.” McNamara was then told by County Detective Fred King that his wife died. It was the first he knew of her death. WASHINGTON, D. C { ATURDAY, ROME CELEBRATES END OF 40-DAY FAST £ Homes Are Blessed in Color- ful Ceremony Observing Christ’s Resurrection. By the Assoclated Press. ROME, April 19.—The Lenten fast and abstinence ended at noon today. Shortly before - that the “Gloria in Excelsis,” sung at all the Holy Saturday masses, was the signal for the bells of all Rome's churches to ring out joyous- ly, in contrast to Good Friday's mourn- ful silence. The sacred images and g-lnnngs. heavily veiled in purple or lack coverings since Passion Sunday, were again brought to light, and the organs once more were played. It was a striking prelude to Easter Sunday, al ways a gala day in Rome. The blessing of the new fire, repre- senting Christ's resurrection, was car- ried out in picturesque fashion under the portico of St. John Lateran, Rome's cathedral. There Cardinal Pompili of- ficiated. He then ignited the Paschal candle, after blessing the five grains of incense, representing Christ's five ‘wounds, inserted in it. Holy Saturday at the Lateran also was commemorated by the ordination of a number of young priests of the Roman seminaries and the bestowal of the minor ‘orders on other students whose courses are not yet complete. Soon after the pealing of the bells the parish priests and their curates not attending the masses started forth for the blessing of homes and offices, each cleric being accompanied by an altar boy. Hardly a room in all of Rome was left unsprinkled with holy water. In the Vatican City the morning’s rites were marked by the blessing of the Pope’s own Paschal candle, largest of those brought out today. It was eight feet high and three inches in diameter. — The El Molo, & tribe of “fish men” in Africa, represents the only known speci- mens of semi-amphiblous people. They spend their days fishing and swimming, and it is said that a tribesman dies if he is kept without water three hours. PACKARD’S USED CARS er an_entirely warranted, SEE OUR FINE DISPLAY Kalorama Road at Seventeenth Save until you have ac- cumulated $100 in this bank and then take out a Time Certificate pay- ing 4% interest. Inquire at bank window for full information or call Dis- trict 2709, 1726 Pa. Ave. N.W. UNDER U. 8. GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION 0 olok TONIGHT WRC and other stations associated with the National Broadcasting Company JOEE.BROWN and WINNIE LIGHTNER in person, supported by full cast and orchestra in a radio presenta- tion of the musical comedy HOLD EVERYTHING APRIL 19, 1930 HELP—MEN. BOYS, white, with wheels, o _run_errands: excelient unity to learn a trade. AP %00d worker: e e e 2 g;y #00d saiary. For sppointment J._Star_office. BOY. bootbiack. wanted. 3317 Mt. Pleasant st.n.w._Apply at_once. HELP AND SITUATIONS, GENERAL HOUSEY invalid wife and S -room_ Call in person. T. M. Martin, 5 Parker ave., Cher- rydale, Va. ‘GERMAN or_other white girl, Protestant, for general housework. 1523 Otis st. n.e. GIRL for general housework. store, 1304 G st. n.w. Avply houseman, first-class, col erence required. 32316 wru;un: HOUSEKEEFER, settied, care small modern home. one child; $5 week, room and board. Phone Potomac_5414-W. 20° CANVASSERS, to sell electric sewing m. and electric vacuum cleaners. W lary and commission. or both: Chance for advancement. - Openin for three men who al not_afraid of hard work. Apply to_manager, 2475 18th st. n.w. CHAUPFEURS (5), white, for regular -n‘ extra evening work; must know tl Apply_Circle Ci 1718 _Plor} one ac 4 o fay niehia. Apply F i HOUSEKEEPER. whi after 6 p.m. to 333 6l JEWIBH WOMAN, reliabl foe anEee and cooking. Apply in person &t 4314 E'!' w N, experi g nuThE_T_ eral housework; small family; nights: }”k'mm“m Call Adams or 1931 DELICATESSEN MAN—None but experienced x‘:{ea appl Gall mornines before - ofmce, HAIR BOBBER, and Fger Waver: experienced. Suite 335, Bide., between § and 11 a atoced e Toteuy i and do_upstairs_work. Only rsonal reference :‘Ccfnfll'ed. Phone Clev. 43! 3215 Macomb SITUATION—MEN. "ANT -] nnm "mll' man, college graduate, 4 y bookkeep- ing experience, A-1 retennen ‘Address Box 446-J. Star_office. & age 2 RECO! (Continued.) um]iii-ninu ervice: no F-. Ales” sainting 5 APW PATNTING —You have thied. the rest, now try the best. . R. O oin, Bindensburs rd. PAPERRARGING: Bentoustic priced: Arompt mvm g% mechanics: work gj'nnn DECCRATING C 30° Nat. 0800. PA!’IRI!AHOM PLASTERING, Pi mlfi Save money dflll.nl direct 'l Xper| Cncea "mechante. “Sor 1800 3" Baska, 601 Trving nw. PAPERHANGING. ter work and in . Sears. 639 N. o . heating, carpen- ering: snnmu repaired i tle each month. PAPERHANGING—Our _special nrm. this month only. Scrape, size and paper average paperhanging guaranteed writing for h A ars. ng and use seed oil only yery low cost, ulations of f mates free ‘of charge. Cash or terms up to 3 years. no interest: first payment to start June ist. PEOPLES HOME DECORATING CO. 817 9th m.w. ' National 7417. ~Listed in book_under Peoples Home Decorating ; references required. Ravensworth_Farm, Burke, V. HOUSEMAN AND BUTLER references. Call at At. 31, 2029 Conn. PLANT CLFRK. must be writer; nominal salary to advancement. iress Box 11: PRESSER, experienced: steady Calvert st. nw. RENT MANAGER is) office; soung man who can not only mal tain ‘present rentals but obl on an unusual commission start, 325 per month. Address_Box 28-K, § ave. able to_use type- rt., Chance for office. " Job, 20 Bustler: $30 guaranteed per weew. On Sujity necesary.’, Addrem Box 103-J, office. ARCH. or_bullde; ' ll-around e or foreman. 30 Address Box 19-K. PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered, prompt personal atention; J._Egdal. 3509 10th st. n.w. CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN. colored. well ex- perienced. or gardener; best references. 2260 Cathedfal_ave. n.w. CHAUFFEUR, experienced, or truck driver. Address 1301 8 st n.w. Telephone North HIGH-8CHOOL GRADUATE, 18, wishes po- gitlon: best of 'references furnished. Phone . £ood appearance, three years' collese , three years' theatrical ex Tience; has had business and ofice train- ing. Wants connection with A-1 firm. Ex- Call Col. 8850. M INTER. W class. int: A1 local references. Cu SALESMEN_Health and sccilent insurance. Exceilent returns and future assured tc responsible person. Call Metropolitan 2913 for_appointment. SALESMEN—_The firm of its kind needs the services of real live Catholic young men. Rapid advancement to district man- Ager for those who can produce. Call 8 to 10 or § to 6, Room 1210 Peoples Insurance Building. SALESMEN_T{ you can sell Wwe want vou If not experienced we will train_you and show’ you how to make 360 per week snd better. Phone for appointmat, Columbia 8033. SALESMEN to sell Ford cars An et opportunity for men who will work. Phone Mr. Collins. West 2208, {or_appoin! Co.. 915 and 917 5 SODA DISPENSER. experienced: rei reauired: good position to right party. Y. ave. n.w. PFranklin 7474. BODA DISPENSER. experienced. T. T. Ofi- terdinger & Co.. 833 17th s SODA DISPENSER, elnerlenc!d wanted. Apply United Cigar Store Co., 1239 Penn- sylvania _ave. n.w. SODA DISPENSER. experiencs reauired: ood position to right party. N.Y. avel n.w. Pranklin_7474. 2134 references 2134 otomac 2164, 53 R n.e. SALESM, experienc outside position where not less tl & week may be earned; have car. lox 7-K. Star office. SITUA‘I'ION—WOIEN. BOOKKEEPER, casiher. P. B. X. operator and general office work. experienced: best references. Phone Met. 0890 between 7 a.m. desires inside ot han_$50 Address ion by ‘middle. lady; has excellent ex perience in reading. also sewing, and can cip’ with housekeeping. Phone Wisconsia LADY, middle e fined, wishes position s companion, nurse or light housekeeping best referencés. Aply 640 1ith st . . undergraduate. wishes position in pi Reference it 20° RSE, doctor's office or institution. desired._Phone Pol.omn: 5(1 REGISTERED NURSE, take care of fane, R R-TYPIST — Can _act secretary: best references. Address nox 379-J. Star_office. PAPERHANGING—Rooms D up; _estimate furnished: work AT 2129 18th at. $2.50; free. Nohoaena Eoe 0B “niene ull. o:l G, ars o Rt fi"'o'umn. 13 “ ROGFING, guttering, b I & BAl repairing ' Lowest prices. lnus ‘worl Lfi noomo tin, slag; slats ing painting; anywhere, fuan Bheet Metal Works, Nullangl 23 T (below Sum- AT STRIPPING, special mer for a ]Imlud {ime: best qualit and hea uge metal. consistent Bist Workmanship.® Ceco. Weatherstrip Cos Col. 9135 till 7 p.m. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GROCERY and meat market in_ fast-growing section: good business and fine location long lcase, reasonable rent. ~Address Box ._Star_offict BUSINESS for_sale; uslity merchan= dls.; selling some of the st accounts in the clty owner wishes to retl Address Box 103-J, Star_office Dm&m STAND in O 8t. sale or rent. See market master. TEA ROOM EQUIPMENT: Can be seen at 3945 ofice or_call Clev. 3693. EXPFRIENCED ENGINEER sires Lo invest $10,000 and services in estab- l'lll\efl flt,o istruetion firm. Address Box 1”~'» o Market for 208 SITUATION—DOMESTIC. UPHOLSTERERS—ALI- able to cut siip covers: experience. _Address_Po: YOUNG MAN with experience in bicycle and velocipede repair work: after school or eve- nings. Give referenc phone number. Address Box 441-J, Star office. YOUNG_MAN, 18 to 25, high-: . RKO Distributing Corp. Two: thance to seil the leading burner on ! the market. Apply after 10 a.m., 1104 Ver- mont_ave. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN—I will offer a young man thoroughly experienced in the sale of business and investment property an excellent _ jon. Many prospects and Felotul office. co-operation: AVAGE, ROBERT W. 717 Union Trust Blds. Nat'l_6799. DRIVE AN AUTO\&OBILE"‘ KNOW TIIF. CITY ! 1 you can answer yes to the above tions and have a good reputation for esty and st ness, you may qualify (ul jone of the many opportunities we have gpen for sood-pavine driver position: SEE 1_12th_st. A e cperienced Chauffeurs. An opportunity to make more money than you have ever earned before...honestly and-a reputation for being sober are necessary re- quiremens. APPLY WITH IDENTIFICATION _ Mr. BYRON, 141 12th St. N.E. SHOE BUYER. An oppartunity for a young man of the highest character and ability. Will consider onc who has been an assistant buyer. Address Box 474-], Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. JARITOR AND WIFE, experienced, hard jorkers. Apply rear 1630 Park rd. (ibrough lunch Toom and fountain CHitzen _Lunch, Rossiyn, Va. 20° MEN AND WOMEN quicxiy learn Teal | estate business: f{mmediate employment. whole, or part time: earn while you I free instruction: cli Wed. and Priday, 5 pm _William F. Matteson, 1 Thomas Circie. _Phone North_1010. YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE with farm ex- perience who want fo werk tosether on a fovely suburban 10-acre place, 8 miles from Washington, on_electric line. Man to drive Ford. truck. attend garden and do general utility work on place; woman to ook and do general housework In home equipped with all conveniences. modern Four adults in family, Address Box 18-K. Star_office. 20° WANTED—SALESMEN. WO! experience. GIRL. colored, wants piace at general house- work” (no cooking). champermaid, day's work or nurse. Georgia 1658-W. GIRL: colored " wishes general houseyork references. 532 Gresham pl 2 _ | WOMAN, colored. wan ceral Tousework orodl“ :°:'o'§ references. (1731 Willard st. cleaning, part FOR RENT—Old-established drug m i Alexandria city stock on hand et reason- able ' price: arfield Esta o Short Rotice. ‘Address Frank Box 88. Alexandria. Va. 0. NET GASH YEARLY ON $5,000 investment in well located D. small income properti sale._Address Box 426, RESTAURANT. shoping district. 22 years: 3-room apartmen §6.300; jterms risnt party. ce. biished 207 WOMAN, i t:‘mm: hm{:ed e e ens isk jon_as’ chamberm: M.i}amr City reference. Phone Poto- PERSONAL. te under heading of Personal TS ohtsber line additional to the Tegular line rate. BATHS, DIET, HYDROTHERAPY AND electrotherapy treatments at the famous Berkeley Sprines, W, Va. “healing waters " Bheckells _Healthotorium. _Open May BSSrei maom ADE. Wardman Park ,"or P. O. Box 177, Berkeley Springs, RELIABLE GENTLEMAN, RETIRED. DE- sires room, rent free. in exchange for care of house during absence of owners: refer- ences._Address_Box_33-K. Star_office. WASHINGTON RECREATION SCH T O e Jacalion s “deiient nun'men college councilor; hour R i e e B O rettatte St Nite nors Potomac 4721, NG _WOMAN. WHO 18 DEPENDENT, Zould be gratetui for use during Summer months of & smail apartment or rooms in & Drivate home. ~Highest references. Address Box_418-J. Star_office 2o BABY'S BOARDING HOME, WHERE coon Care and sanitation rule. Confidenttal fampe nts for adoption if desired. Geo 4 Y PLAIN WATER HYDROS_ AC- TR, A Sra Boor 428 Jéth 1. n.w.._Apt. 3: near_Ambassador Hotel. BIRD AND PET STORE, Established 12 years. ~ Little gold mine. Qiher business requires my time" Today of Sunday. d Large stock. $650. 20% RESTORBIPLE and saporienosd Tentieras hmfi desires connection with a well e'ltmll:mlh company, either in selli executi: D?:lly # v‘mun.!u;llnvnt b(-‘unu- % cash in suitable broposi i {nformation “in'Teply. Address’ on"cu'—%! Star_office. WS 3 S 21* LUNCH ROOM. doing_good hl‘llh\hlv muif 1l on account of leaving eity. Georg! __IL CIGAR. CANDY AND NEW] Tn_busy office bufldln' lobby: lwd' mem price, ‘Ad Box 5-K. Star office. = * Tenti o° NCESSION Lak e Aer, ndiana ave — A for rent for season at Chevy Apply at Office Lucky Strike Bow! 14th and Riges : UNFORESEEN Sy Tarke Sompistely Turnisned fice. with distributor rights for a non-competirive ad= vertising device. | Shauid pet ~purchaser 310,000 or more per year. ith 33050 orth of” eautpment. for The low 1 36,000. Address Box 126-H. Star FOR SALE- Bakers stand in prominen market: suitable for settled man or woman: est. 30 years: loss of sight compels owner to fetire. price; 1300 for immediate sale. Ad- dress Box 483-J. Star_offi DELICATESSEN _ AND business. 1500 week: rent. it opportuiity. Price, 36,000, a cash, balance Goldsmith Saies Corp, Met: tan 918 N. Y. ave. n.w. MONEY, ADVANCED ON PAWN 'ncxm diamonds,” antiques. silver and ,, 3 ingston_& Co.._131 s0ds. Ee VATE | DAY Immnv-cnu.nm b\l Thiom: . cpscinl et Hransportation; 36 weekiy. Col. 3368 PRIVATE DAY mnmr. 31 PER DAY, 50: haif day: children 2 years and up: excel- | lent protection given: hot lunch; free trans- portation. Georgia 2944-J. SUMMER ON A VERMONT FARM—SELECT | party of boys and girls, limited number, 12 years and under, to go from Washington for 8 weeks. Personal supervision, safe bathing, athietic instructors. References required and given. Address Box 9-K, Siar ce. . EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM, UNDER_NEW _MANAGEMENT. 1210 G St. N.W., Secoud Floor. Your Foriune Free With & Cup of Tea. Dinner. Luncheon. Tea. g | Bridge Parties a Speciaity. _Met. 8332. - BEAUTY PARLORS. MARIE STEVENS, Electric Needle Expert, 20 years' experience. Ugly Hair. Moles Per- manently Removed. §1. Satisfacfion Guaran- teed. 302 Kresge Bldg., 1105 G st. Pr. 1982:J EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for live sal men; can earn §100 or more weekly. St pening. _New territory open ager. " Commissions pald dlfly ‘een 9 angd 10 a.m. Room 5: OU A RI MAN? Do ¥ %ol us show you how. e Blde. 1 Al ou nred mone; m 910 Denri EMPLOYMENT AGENCIE Sosltons. open daily. - Dis = T ONS OPEN D. [CE—National Plrwnml Bureau. . 1719 K st n.w. Col bflwfllflh‘l dally: oo B dg., 14th & P sts. n.w. ‘Washington Oflt’rll lmnloynnnl Agency, 502 Albee Bldg., 15th and G. MARCEL. hair cut, shampoo, finger wave 8¢ each; done in your own home. Call Lineoln 8116, ask for Otto. BEST MARCEL WAVE, 50c; FINGER WAVE: try my work Ask {or Miss Roberts, Metro. 5627, Ches_Natalle, 1317 _F s PERMANENTS, $3, $5 Mabelle Honour Schools (Estab 1918), 25 5 10499, Ave. N.W. 87 14tn 8t MW Dist. ‘eoes. MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING "LEXINGTON AND > LOUISVILLE, Ky., about May 4, Buick sedan; take 2 b sengers. Call Metropolitan 0540, Apt. 401. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The follo! business ‘concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive e SALE mmmmnl. ANTIQUES, autogra pewter, Drasee prints. “Anton Heitmutlerr 1301 14th st. 23 ANTIQUES — Victorian rosewood etagere, beautifully _carved; formerly the roperty of Georse Francls Train. Now at 5%« ~Ine.. 2432 SN T BABY CARRTAGE and strollers com lete Whitney ‘line. ~ Reasonably priced. _National IS?'(;:L Shop, 2461 lllh t. n.w. Open eve- nings. B ohalny BABY CARRIAGE, spring scales, I play pen. combination tub and ta | Phone Columbia 7703. Apt. 802 | BICYCLES, walk bikes. priced. Will 46 yelocipedes, mcnm Clearsnce sale. Some very low for and repair your bicy~ s evenings. carving, $120. ~Also’ 2 oid Chinese ca: rosexood armehairs, 345 each. 406 Shephe, hase. _Wis. 3908-J. Eood used material at our | Camp Meigs yard. which we move soon 15th « H ne. - Large sel prices: backed by 19 years of § -.‘mn“"‘tulh'l:: Cleaned whole orick, bo bats fuil counti 8004 Busring, sheathine epd fr doors, . Albert "-. ba 3 S, Decatur 3236w, o 8t e CORPUS JURIS, with annotations: Bot yet Used: Durchased for 3369: will sell for 3300 cash: it by instaliment. $280; 3100 down 353516 o ‘month.” Adrems Box I1-K. Shar off Iurnmlu S Kt mwe DxAuom—: m next week Wil sell two ahmnu ing Lady's and gentleman’s. Your Price st 52,350, - Lose no. time DIAMONDE—Going away, need about x!‘ gfillal' :l'z“l‘!l:;nzndl ul“'lY 1 get back: 1 be ays; £0pc about 45 dazs; private party mmm_ Every Saturday night at 8:30 East- ern time, nationally famous stars of stage and screen are presented in their musical successes under the INSTRUCTION COURSES. | BEAUTY _COURSE, 315 | Modern " School, of Be: Earle Theater Bidg.. Suite_657._ Met. 9:00—Gentlemen _of the Press. ‘Star_office. 9:30—WJZ (30 minutes); Melody | Trail. CENSUS TAKER USEFUL prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 115. very beautiful weighs little less than 2 carats. pressed for 71 8P. M. Oyne: Helps With Housework to Get Data | From “Too Busy” Woman. MINNEAPOLIS, April 19 (#).—For an hour Maurice Rosenzwelg, census enu- merator, wrestled furniture, helped with the family wash and did other house- work yesterday because a housewife was | “t0o busy” to stop and answer questions. Then both took time out and Rosen- gweig got his information. He will get 16 cents from the Government for the hour's work. Rosenzweig says he has taken care of at least 10 babies and has even run errands to get his census re- | ports. JACOB MAYER 83, DIES Father of Film Pmducer Was I} for Two Years. LOS ANGELES, April 19 ().—Jacob Mayer, 83, father of Louis B. Mayer, mo- tion picture producer. died herc last | night after an illness of two years. May er retired from the ship salvaging busi- | ness and came here from New Bruns- | wick, Canada, 12 years ago. 2 £ e 9 Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT 7:00—Opera, “La WRC and N. work. 8:30—Del Monte program; radic version of “Hold Every- thing"—WRC and N. B C. network 9:00—Hank Simmons’ Boat “Miner's Sweet- hear four-act melo- drama—WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 9:00—General Electric hour; Floyd Gibbons and a symphony orchestra, di- rected by Walter Dam- rosch—WRC and N. B. C. network. 9:30—Dutch Minstrels; soloists and orchestra — WJZ., WBZ WBZA WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WLW. WJR, KYW, KWK and ‘WREN. 10:00—Lucky Strike Orchestra; dance music — WRC and N. B. C. network. 10:00—Paramount, - Publix hour; Boheme" — B. C. net- Show 10:30—Lowe's Orchestra. | 11:00—Hour from WJZ. ~mul The: INGS Bur! being They radio and movie stars— WMAL and C. B. S. network. R. C. M. Burton & Son, o0 A0 AR A LS LA . your Home- tiply your comfort / se are two things BURTON AWN- do—and one is as important to you as the other. ton Awnings have the advantage of individually designed, and custom built. not “stock” awnings—but awnings that will exactly suit your home—and you. Doesn't cost anything to consult with us—and no more than it should to let us make your awnings. Order them now—they’ll be ready then when you want them. Payments arranged. %@Mu@a OO T O OO e 911 E St. Nat. 4361 auspices of DEL MONTE COFFEE a modern coffee for modern tastes What You Need Is Lactobacillus L. “Nothing the matter,” you’ll say—but that’s just it. Prevent some- thing from getting the matter by keeping the intestinal tract well rid of the germs that breed such troubles as consti- pation, indigestion, flat- ulency, colitis, neuritis, arthritis, many types of headaches, etc And if you are a suf- ferer all the more reason why . you need Lacto- bacillus (L.-A.) Acid- ophilus. When ship the Culture. 1515 You Street A. Acidophilus The L.-A. Brand isn’t a by-product. It's a laboratory culture—of the strain which . long experience proves most ready of implantation; ,and of surest efficiency. Pleasant to take; does not interfere with diet; isn’t medicine—but helps nature fight infec- tion in a perfectly nat- ural way. Ask your physician, he knows. Lactobacillus (L.-A.) Acidophilus is prepared in two forms, Milk and Culture, the latter to be taken with our special Lactose. of either will be made to any address in town or the nearby suburbs by special messenger. g to a distance we recommend Delivery National Vaccine & Antitoxin Institute Bacteriologists North 0089 AUTS, DRIVIEG, FRICRE S x.a"y"‘...'.nue ch instructors. ¢ - :: s g‘-fi' Conover, West 3068. 2128 H RIVING QUI .Y TAUGHT. AT D N QO oessea. white me: stablished 10 S “BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE MA- B tonbur Bchool eatab. 1918). 8 rexi school with a nlllonlll nvnnun‘nnmodeuu clnsses N *(Dist. 6968). AN AUTO [NSTRUCTOR— TWELVE YEARS' ble_North §sperience; reliable: price reasonaple, Norh 1503 St st. n. ERS, earn vacation money in spare T ammission basis. Call after 6 B 2002 37th st. n.w s URSERY aov:mlma, sh ORSER Y GO ehee: 3 chilgren: and 10._ Adams 4856 be betore 10 8 SODA GIRLS, ¢ Whelan Drug_Co., 9t! . o R—Write ex) lence, e« fiIn‘"?flfi'}Fg‘“o ‘Distributing Corp., 924 ‘n.w., for_interview. must be plea act as per- expe- ¥ !TIN Mcient d’ ggmu(em :;Iltll!ncretllv Address, lllllnl’ ‘"v rience and salary expected, TENOOMFHI'R experiences Experltnce education, salary expected. dress Box & Sar oIS, . 3 SESS, local hotel; $160, room an experienced in -food buying, cafe and kitch- en ‘management; 30 to 40 years oid. 'Mult Addlr,\w Box 491 tar_office. WA!TR elwrl!nc!d. wanted at 825 14th WOMA _ white, | stay _nigh 'Southeast section. IWOMAN‘ white, A “keep house_and care for ®0 home or Address experienced, hile mother werks: - bab: 6-months baby W aares B board, reasonable salary. J. Star office ;Youm) LADY or wo:k resprizoced on fountain and sndwica york. Tholic, TC you g7 sath YOUNG LADIES, o] fled 'with 330 a week at rart, call m 1210 People's Ins: YOUNG WDI‘AH ith social service eneI ‘capable of meeting the public. Must education, initiative and be 'Illl £00%difow the instructions. | Good income. .Address Box 184-H. Star office. WO ,..°.=.:..'=:::-,::.:E“f;m Yol L '“fi'n'-'}?d' e 2 Slavand Bas' offices throu mm 'P;'ho nited | & ages of B ‘ashingion ter i |“n. =% S n BilrEn e Hotel. | FITTER. One thoroughly experienced ‘with the best trade. Address Box 473-), Star office. ore: ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS to your home on lowest TERMS; no cash needed. Paint- ing id_papering, heating planis, carpenter oncrete work, plastering, wiring, roof- ages, etc. As Jong as 3 years to Fingst materials, skilled workmanship. ll! ;ulll inteed. Washington Construction Co., | re_st__National 88’ BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs and evlllbwl reno.; best DHC!I nm prompt _del. ash, Mattr Nat. 6679, BEDDING of all kinds rennvned and steri: lized by process approved by Health Dept.. D. C Prompt service and low prices. Blgle Bedding_Co.. 2215 5th_st “DDXN? Dil‘ull. Q ne. ather mat. ddi nn mv IG—Pointing, Walerproofing, re- pairing and cement work. —Reliable ‘me- Sketches, rigeing and estimates fur. ENTER, cOntractor: remodeling. ew gairing. painting, cement work. screetis. fei Duiit. “'" Johneon, 1365 Irving. Col. oo GHAIR CANEING, porch hK‘-lel’ l Hn holstering. _ Armstrons. 1335 Metropolitan 4062. XPERT FLOO! TSHING, scraping. wax: fu. Kiiled m’:e"fl'x:m Paul Serene, 28 rwon ORK—Expert; old floors made like new: dustless machines. Prices reasonable. Work l\llnanleed W. C. Deator, 2010 P st. rwo' R_WORK, every Jewcription: ewatay- ustiess machine, ol Tobs Fark v Conimbia 3453, FLOORS BCRAPI:D refinis waxed, hand or machine work: reiiable e katonabic brices. Nash Floor Service. 803_Princeton _st. n.w. 4231 HEATING AND PLUMBING installation lnd repairs; best workmanship; lowest prices _ Fitzmaurice, Pot. 3531 OWERS.' ¢xpert, rharpening and re- new and used mowers for sale; ain day every day: your old mower i trade; we. deliver. "Lawn Mower Service. 917 1ith st. n.w.__ Pranklin 10183. MORGAN BRINING, 1359 Taylor, carpenter sereened, 'nfi PAINTING—Best-lead and oil paint: ter work. metal weather strippin w HOP; Cola P, manthly payments. oy W °§ a " Phone Col. ECORATING, _paperhanging: St rates; des Idlmtvlthgeeh- tcs. " Frank hittington. e_Georgia_1620. e Jeasonable Drices Paui Serene. 3666 3 Nat. PAPERHANGING AND® PAINTING — Rodis papered. 36 and up: rooms scraped by steam. no water on floors, $2 and up; exterior painting: suaranteed work. mates free. &arle Jordan, Lin. 5768 interior_and et " S sh, will sacrifice for 3360, See 4 10th n.w. ____20° DINING ROOM SET, $4-inch sxiension sate- B iatle oa e v e eate for auick sale, low price. APply 3132 11th DINING SUITE, 10 pieces, | - lon, Sash S55T alie meTorany dreser. hL fonier and dressing table: cas| States Storage Co.. 420 10th s ELECTRIC MOTORS. n standard makes and voltages account of moving. Carroll 12th st._n.w. FENCE WIRE. o, 54 313G s FURNITURE—Leaving {own, will sell six Tooms of the latest style fu sonably. 302 R. 1. ave. n:"'"“" e Norih 10000. ‘Apt. 824 " FURNITURE—Sacrifice, For one-room a 368 Dy or evening. 1307 T3 S nomn ol 20° Dractically hew. Gaster: very o1di 3o Sam Call after 4, l#m o SUT TE. Bractical McLa In LIVIN Cah, e MAPLE SYRUP—! at ‘; kil (lllon? g!'lfll.‘"l Merchant. Blsmatek. W. v D’ Wit FURNITU U"— ood condition: wain oo %, MeCormicx, "Ghandier Bits, F’ANO BARGA fon %10 su,urlx'.“_’““”"” £60° "'One “blaver- S a2 and Hardman for rent fio;fi""“ (1 Hugo Woreh, 1110 PIANO, Stelnwa. dition. sacrifiee L{“x';io ing_city. 1313 Ma. PIANO, upright, 8th st. n. 8. t Aneol :Od Wfldl“w- PRINTERS. ATTE! power Dnner cunerk"cm dition. 1212 V st. n. Goud Taeaker elee shabe: wiit“Eacriice ‘at 322 grand: perfect con- selling today, ¥50; _ 218 20+ bold con- Tnch Knives, excellen! ube, singie dial, 5 eciric, (abls THodel tul R. C. A m 185 ";a":.;..‘(fifi one at_3§; table. 60c also 2 and springs at $3: tab straight chairs. Basement 1713 STORE FIXTURESShow ¢ counters. shelving, tab! el fountaiins, olte. iders. pariitiops nd samp: Fent o every "description. | BAtAr RER. e (Cllllll.l “on Next Pased