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Sigmund Romberg, leading American composer of operetta scores, will make his second radio appearance tonight as the guest of the Happy Wonder Bakers in their broadcast over WRC and a net- work of other National Broadcasting Co. stations. The program, during which Romberg will be at the piano for several num- bers, will consist entirely of melodies from his more famous scores, includ- ing “The Student Prince,” “The Desert Song,” “New Moon,” “Blossom Time" and one of his earliest successes, “The Blue Paradise.” ‘The Eveready hour will present a symposium of the song hits of George De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hender- son, whose most recent success Was “Sonny Boy,” the number they wrote for Al Jolson. Nathaniel Shilkret's Or- chestra will play the selections. The University of Notre Dame Glee Club of 35 members, heads a group of vaudeville attractions which make up the weekly R. K. O. hour. Others con- tributing to this program include Lee Morse, crooner; Lee Duncan, owner and trainer of Rin-Tin-Tin; Peter Higgins, tenor, and the comedy team of Clifford and Marion. Aside from its regular features, WRC also will broadcast a new program called “Trolka Bells.” Russian folk songs by Alexander Kirilloff and his balalaika orchestra make up this pro- gram. Irving Berlin's most popular number of 15 years ago, “I Want to Be in Dixie,” will be sung as a duet by Frank Crumit and Julla Sanderson in the Blackstone broadcast tonight over WMAL and associated Columbia Broad- casting System stations. Miss Sander- son’s solo numbers will be “Wasn't It Beautiful While It Lasted” and “Button Up Your Overcoat.” Crumit will sing as his solo numbers “The Grass Is Always Greener” and a medley of old songs. Gypsy songs will be played by Emery Deutsch and his Gypsy Camp Ensemble in the Romany Patteran program. The grand opera concert will feature an abridged form of “Cavalleria Rusti- cana. WMAL's features of local origin will be a concert by the Vogue Entertainers and a talk by A. K. Shipe of the Board of Trade on the plans for the bicen- tennial celebration of the birth of George Washi Dinner music and a concert by the Kohala Melody Boys are the outstand- ing features of the WOL program. WJSV has scheduled its usual varied rogram which includes a concert by in's Washingtonians and a sketch by the Montgomery Players, FLOGGING OF INDIAN CHILDREN SCORED Conference Is Told Government Rule Permitting Brutality Is Revived. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, April 22.—John Col- lier, secretary of the Indian Defense Association, told the biennial national conference of executives of the Camp Fire Girls Sunday that the Bureau of Indian Affairs has ‘st revived the rule permitting the flogging of Indian children. “Two years ago the rule permitting flogging was rescinded,” Collier said, “this resulted from the pressure of public opinion aroused by the really dreadful brutality to which the rule had led. Indian children were in some cases maimed and even death has re- sulted from the flogging. “We speak of Government brutality and injustice to the Indian as if these were matters of the past. They are not 0. The rule reviving flogging also revives imprisonment of Indian chil- \dren for breaches of the Government's | rules. The immature and unfortunate | culprits are confined in school jails as if they were criminals. “There are today about 20,000 Indian children who are practically prisoners in great Government boarding schools. They are inadequately clothed and they are hungry, for the Government allows for their food & maximum of 14 cents per day each. |ELEANOR BOLLING LAGS AT PAPEETE FOR COAL | Second Byrd Antarctic Ship, City of New York, Leaves Tahiti Port on Return Voyage to Panama. By the Assoclated Press. DUNEDIN, New Zealand, April 22.— Dispatches received here Sunday from Pupeete ‘Tahiti, said that Rear Ad- al Richard E. Byrd's Antarctic ex- pediunn steamer, Eleanor Bolling, was still at Papette, although the h‘rk City of New York was on her way across the Pacific to Panama. Plans for the two ships called for their selling together to Panama on the homeward journey to New York. It was exre:tad that the Eleanor Bolling would leave as soon as she had taken on a supply of coal. Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 8:00—Pure Oll concert; Vincent 8:00—Blackstone presentation; popular program by Frank Crumit and Julia Sander- son—WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 8:30—Florsheim Frolics; Coon= Sanders Orchestra—WRC and . C. network. 8:30—Around the world with Libby; Mme. Renee Che- met, violinist, Pasternak’s Orchestra—WJZ, WBZ, ‘WBZA, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WJR, WLW, KYW, WHAS, WSM, WMC, wsn KOA, WSMB, KSL, KGO, KGW, KOMO, KHQ and KECA. 9:00—Eveready hour; sympo- sium of the song hits of George De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hender- —WRC and N. B. C. nétwork. 9:00—0ld Gold hour; Paul ‘Whiteman'’s _Orchestra— and C. B. S. net- .!D—HlPPY Wonder Bakers; Sigmund poser, and Frank Black’s Orchestra—WRC and N. B. C. network. 10:00—Westinghouse Salute; So- dero Orchestra and chorus of 40 voices—WJZ, WBZ, WHAM, KDKA, 'REN, R. vaudeville icture stars . B. C. net~ 10:! SO—R K-O hour; and motion ~—WRC and work. Today on the Radio TR, (Al time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS 315.6 Meters. WRC 50 Kiloeyeles. 2:30—Unveiling of the “Pioneer Wom- en” monument at Ponca Citys 4:00—Matinee gems. N 4:30—Musical moments. 4 4:45—"Voices."” N 5:00—"“Republican Viewpoint on Naval Conference,” by Senator Md,ol Pennsylvania. 5:30—The Tea Timers. 5:40—“Vocational Guidance,” by the Kiwanis Club. 5:55—News flashes. 6:00—Black and Gold Orchestra, 6:30—Ben Cummins’ Orchestra, 7:00—"Amos 'n’ Andy.” 7:15—"A Message to World War Vet- erans,” by Rabbi Abram Simon; music by Army Band. 7:30—Correct time. 7:31—Organ recital by Lew White. 00—Troika Bells. 8:30—Florsheim Frolic. 9:30—Happy Wonder Bakers, 10:00—Harbor Lights. 10:30—Radio-Keith-Orpheum hour, 11:30—Weather forecast. 11:31 to 12:00—Pennsylvania Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 8:00a—The Crackles Man. 8:15a—Morning devotions. “The Canny Cook” by Wini- fred Wishard. 0—Farm flashes. 0—Breeskin- music. 5—National farm and home hour, 0—Palais d'Or Orchestra. ' 0—Studio_feature. :15—"Our Mothers -nd Babies,” by 4:15—Constance Torone, reader, and Alice Salaff, pianist. 4:30 to 5:00—Sky Sketches, 228.9 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocycles. 2:30—The Happiness Girls. 0—Elizabeth K. Brown, pianist, 4:30—Request, vrornm Ior Mount Alto Hospital. 00—Program gy the District Parent- “Teacher 6:; ls—Mualcsleewn; by ‘Thelma and ta 130 to 8:00—Studio feature. Early Program Tomorrow. 0a—Revellle and musical clock. —Talk by Peggy Clarl 0a—"Your Speaking vmc:." by Pa- tricia Downing. 0a—Request program, 0—Luncheon music. 475.9 Meters. WMAL ¢ e, 2:30—American School of the Air. !:oD—Plly by plly ol operunl game in 5: oo—m Rhythm Kinll 5:30—Club Plaza Orchestra. 6:00—Correct time. 6:i m—?luhu from The Tvening Star. 6:15—"“When Good F:ilows Get To- gether,” » by Dr. I B Bomberger. 6:30—Piano_syncopato: 6:45—"The Bicenunn].ll celebration of Washington's Birth,” by A. K. Shipe. 'l 00—Commodore Ensemble, 8:01—Blackstone program. 8:30—"Exploring _ the Jungle _for Science,” by Dr. Arthur Tor- rance. 8:40—Romany Patteran. 9:00—O0ld Gold-Paul Whiteman hour. 10:00—Graybar’s “Mr. and Mrs.” 10:30—Grand opera concert. 11:00 to 12:00—Le Paradis Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Morning reveille. 8:30a—Solos on fretted instruments by S. T. Papas. 8:45a—Frank Young, pianist. 9:00a—"Openin g the Morning Mail.” 9:30a—United States Navy Band. 10:00a—*"Radio Home Makers.” 10:30a—Interior decorating. 11:00a—Dorothy Chase and the Charis Players. 11:15a—Silversmith Guild program— | st Mrs. Stuart Northrup. 11:30a—"Mr. Fixit.” 11:45a—"Radio Home Makers.” 12:00—Ensemble Cream program. 12:15—Columbia Revue. 12:30—Therenoid news. 12:45—Yoeng's Orchestra. 1:30—Barclay’s Orchestra. 2 00—Syncopated Silhouettes. 2:30—Grace Hyde, soprano, and the Columbia Little Symphony Or- chestra, 8:00—Columbia Ensemble. 3:30—For your information. 4:00 to 5:00—Musical album, W J S 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Midafternoon musicale, 5:00—Program by Chamber of Com- merce of Fairfax, Va. 6:30—News flashes. 6:40—Classified program. "7:00—Your English. 7:05—Musical program. 7:15—Police flashes. 7:30—Time signal. 7:31—Unchained Facts. 7:45—Josephine Blair, l 00—Ken and Ethel. 9 30—Percy sflverber[ tenor, and Art Stone, pi 10:00 to ll:ml-Elgln'.s ‘Washingtonians. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00 to 10:00a—Varied program of music and talks for women., 11:30a to 1:00—Farm news, music and current events. 3:00 to 5:00—Midafternoon musicale, NAA 434.5 Meters. 690 Kilocycles. 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55—Time signals. 10:00—Weather Bureau reports. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Assoclated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 454.3—WEAF New York—660. (N. B. C. Chain.) :00—Black and Gold Orchestra. 8 9:00—Orchestra. 9:30—Happy Bakers. 10:00—Marimba Band. 10:30—Radio_Vaudeville, 11:30—Phil Spitalny. * 12:00—Dance Hour. 348.6—WABC New York—8 (C. B. 8. Chain.) 6:45—National Security League. 0—Levitow Ensemble. 7:30—Osborne’s Orchestra. :00—Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit. 8:30—Romany. 9:00—Paul Whiteman's Band. 0—Mr. and Mrs. 0—Grand Opera Concert, 11:00—Weem’s Orchestra. 11:30—Lown's Orchestra. 394.5—WJZ New York—760, (N. B. C. Chain.) te. 10:30—Blill Daly’s Dance Band. 11:00—S8lumber Music. 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100. 8:00—Hotel Concert Orchestra. 8:30—Minute Men; Song Story. 0—Hall Trio; Special Program. 10:30—Ensemble (30 m.); Orgen and dance. 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060. 7:00—The Masqueraders, '1 ED—WJZ Programs (3 hrs.). 0—Elsa Baklor and Others. Rt ‘oo—The Marylanders (1 hr.). 282.8—WTIC Hartford—1,060. 6:00—Entertainers. 6:15—Cab Flashes; Sports. 6:30—Braves; Melody Boys (30 m.). 422.3—WOR Newark—710. 6:30—Hotel Concert Orchestra. 7:15—Investment Topics. 7:30—To be announced. 8:00—Rural Comedy; Quartet. 9:30—Hour of Orchestras. 10:30—Russian Revels. 11:00—News; Orchestra; Moonbeams. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170. 6:00—Drafters; News; Sports. 6:30—Politics; U. of Pa. 7:00—Ensemble; Features. 7:30—Jump Wreckers. 8:00—Same as WABC (215 hrs.). 0—Famous Composers Concert, 0—Hour from WABC, 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980, 0—U. of Pittsburgh Address, 11 30—Recitalists (30 m.). 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150. 6:00—News; Orchestra; Talk. 6:45—WJZ (30 m.) ;Hawaiians, 1:30—On Wings of Song. 8:00—WJZ Programs (3 hrs.). 79.5—~WGY Schnectady—790, 6:15—Dinner Music Hour. 7:00—Music; Caverns; WEAF, 8:00—Concert Orchestra. 11 BD—Orlan Recital (30 m.), :oz 8—WBZ Springfield—990, 6:0 ports; Orchestra. 643wz (a0 m.); Jesters, 3130w Progra. (& nie). B IT8.). 10:30—The Champ's Corner. 11:00—8ports; Slumber Music, A CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STAZTIONS. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700. 6:00—Orchestra; Dinner Concert. 6:45—WJZ (15 m.); Painters. 7:30—Home Towners; Bubble Blowers. 8:30—Hour from WJZ. 9:30—Concert; Band; Reveries. 12:00—Orchestra; Variety Program. 398.3—WJR Detrolt—750. 6:45—Same as WJIZ. 7:15—Ed. McConnell; Entertainers, 8:00—WJZ (1 hr.); Cigar Girls. 9:30—Same as WJZ 10:30—Melody Boys; In Shadowland. 11:30—Dance Orchestra (1} hrs.). 4052—WSB Atlanta—740. 7:15—Studlo; Musie Box. 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (4 hrs.). 12:00—Theater Program. 12:30a—Transcontinental Program. 277.6—WBT Charlotte—1,08v. 6:15—News _Program; Feature. 6:45—WJZ (30 m.); Studio Programs. 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (1 hr.). 9:00—Studio (30 m.); In Paris. 10:00—WJZ and WEAF (112 hrs.), 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820. 7:00—WEAF (30 m.); Orchestra. 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (4 hrs.). 12:00—Reporters; Dance Music. 461.3—WSM Nashville—650. 7:00—Messengers; Orchestra. 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (1% hrs.), . 0—Evening in Paris. 0:00—Same as WJZ (2 hrs.). !2 00—WSM Frolic Hour. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110. 6:45—Same as WJZ. 7:15—Talk; Book Review; Sports. 8:00—WJZ and WEAF (1 hr.). 9:00—Cigarette Band. 9:30—WEAF and WJZ (2 hrs.). 11:30—Byrd Organ (30 m.). REDS AND POLICE CLASH Three Persons Killed, 10 Injured in Rioting in Ialpzlg. LEIPZIG, Germany, April 22 (#).— ‘Three persons were killed and about 10 injured in a clash between Communist, demonstrators and police Sunday aft-' ernoon on the Augustus Platz, in the center of the city. A police captain |} was among the dea About 30,000 Communist gathered on the Augustus Platz, & spacious square, for a convention of Communist youth, @md the fighting broke out when the police began to put a cordon about the side streets. The police captain was killed outright and urm'.her policeman died from wounds, after an exchange of shots. One Communist was killed. The police later succeeded in re- storing order. D. C., TUESDAY, CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earlier, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the Daily will be accepted up to noon day of lssue, except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time is 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 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. . with ariving permit; Apply 702 Kenni P . colored: for battery sh driver's’ permi: du l)uvx navet had bat- erience don't’ auply; 1o start. 642 O 8 sl 410 5EF P BOY wiy e bly_2nd floor. 1334 Eye st. now ggl\;srs c\)nr‘lt young men with o yeles_and cles as messenger carriers. A BN Y wenw s ov. whi 3 SlPernate Biante and Mternate Sundeye ex Derienced ‘breierred. Home FPharmacs. ith fand“H n. OLLECTOR with car, Tmust be Torcafil Collection ngency. eity or nearby Va. Per- manent, exceptional commission: - Also ‘col- Iector for evening work only. 214 Megil I < Jto work inq APRIL 22, 1930. LP—] (Contin HEL® AND SITUATIONS. -WOMEN. (Continued.) ncomm ND!D sn.vxc; nued. CARBON BRUSHES, MOVING PICTURE AND ELECTRIC LIGHT CARBON. Company of world- wide reputation, desirous to appoint district agents. State guaranteed minimum yearly sales and form of financial security. Address reply to C. Couradty, Nuernberg, Germany. TO YOUNG MEN WHO WANT.TO GET AHEAD. Selling experience is needed to hold down any big job. To succeed you must be able to sell yourself and your ideas. We offer you this experience sell- ing Chevrolets, a product of General Motors. We train and offer you a chance to increase your earnings. Many Chevrolet salesmen are earn- ing as much or more than well paid executives, See Mr. HANDIBOE, 10 A.M, OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO,, 610 H St. N Linc. 10200. SALESMEN. We are just in process of or- ganization and can use several high-class men with cars to sell subdivision property under an entirely new plan. We have more good leads than we can handle, but they are costing real money and we want a few men whorcan sell to high-class people. | 5 Take our word for it. This is not the ordinary advertisement. We mean it, when we say the average earnings in our sales organization exceeds $150 weekly. Come in and talk it over. It costs you nothing and if you qualify we can promise a pleas- ant, dignified and profitable con- nection. See Mr. Phillips, 1416 Eye St. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. CONCRETE FOREMAN wanted, must have 10 years' experience, Address Box 123-K, LT T i el COUNTERMAN, must_be thoroushly, experi: éuk.‘eea Aeply 3128 14th st nw., the Hot SOLICITORS wanted. — Potomac Upholster- ing, _Geo: w. NITOR AN AN’D WIFE, experience( sition for both if good worker: a fine po- foreigner preferred. Apply rear 1630 Park r i DRIVER-SALBSMAN, . experienced: —migdls Ske, uster, for aundry Toue; Best Tefer- cush’ bond required. Apply Prank- mdry, 508 _13th P LW GARAGE PUTLDER- Bxperionced Tieial o Tage bullder, with reference. 1406 G st. n.w. Room_603. CAR WASHER—One first-class car washer, RO others need apply. BUrrows Service Sta- tion, 6621 Wis. ave. ences lin anted. must have 10 Aadms Box 132-K, Star uaoc‘mmer,'n after 6 p.m. 1500 A s 22! GROCERY CLERK. unemncea, Tot under 35 years of must have several years' experience in Washington. Good opportunity for right man. No others need apply. Must e_g ferences. 4 I o FORM CARPE! yem experience. Ol R APT. HOUSE, ex Teferences required.” 'Good ) fient place. Addreds Box 28 experience and t_and perma- Pk, "Bl office. MAN—CGlean, sobe-, Address married Toan, o cml- d dairy; reter- , Star_office. . Setiled. to wait on table snd siore: 14 miles south of Washington: $20 month. room, board and laundry; tips. Afldrux Box 271-K, St with ce. h-schiool _sraduate, Box MAN, yourg, hi ermit, _knowledge of typing. Address 73-K. sur office. MEN (¢ ntea, nes T snpeatance. Bpring Simpalen means. 1t earnings to our men. Guaranteed SMIaTY to start. ADDLY Mr. Pepper, 4th floor, Potomac Electric Appl h d C's C_s z M!N il s Tiw o ucts dlrect to consumers. st. n.w., Room 103. Mnl—cm you sell life. Dro ST :30 alth and accident real men. . Begin Monday morning. . Insurance Bervice MEN AND WOMEN quickiy I gitate’ business: immediate whole or part Tree “Insiriction: “ciasses Wed: and-Frides: 5 pm. Willlam F. Matteson, 1 Thomas Circle. Phone North 1010. WANTED—SALESMEN. ARE YOU A REAL MAN? Do money? _Let us show you how. Denrike Bldg. TMORE o need om 910 investment banking house listed stocks and tele. State present connection, in confidence, ip Teauest for Interview. Address Box 13| WOMAN WITH tocreasing business Vomen, who want & genul Drogress’ with s old ‘and has offices States. Must be sincere, 9F better education, be Mt-een the ages o ing 1 5 ]‘Iflfl!: P:flldll his 2n m:'f“n Parmcre, Fulsdesnis Hi tates in- unol-. né opportunity for tion is 37 _years N MO - dl! evfl! ClL mr ol delive: Mow st now. Frankiin 1018 3 uomm BRINING, 1359 Ta: ylan‘m and Jobber: porches screened ingiosad; eral np-mn BOOKKEEPER — Well estab- lished real estate company de- sires first-class bookkeeper with experience; salary, $1,200 to $1,500 to start. Reply in own handwriting, stating experience. Address Box 177-K, Star office. MARCEL and finger waver. Harper Method, 1714 Connecti- cut ave. Phone North 5701, 22* WOMEN. We have positions open in our organization for women of re- finement who can work part or full time. Prefer ladies of mature age and of some local acquaintance, but this is not necessary to quali- fy for a position that will be both pleasant and profitable. Call for Mr. Woodward, 1416 Eye st. n.w. PAINTING—Best lead and oil pal arpen- ter work, metal weather strippin, lnd calk- ing: personal service and s on. THE HOME WORKSHOP: Col. 9135 till 1 p.m. rING, i 850! SN Yoave now Natrsese PAPERING “Rooms papered, ol mpt personal n!lenllnn. Sewest' fluitn 37 Erdn1 3580 10th s Ad PAPERING e ey Balk Also painti 5 Good service, no delays. kinds _Adams 2326. PAPERHANGING AND PAXN’fiFG~—You ha tried the rest, now try the best. R. Woirr, 2026 Bladensbire ra. nsamum‘mo PAINTING. PLAsnTu_‘No Reasonable prices: prompt service by ek g k “guaranteed, ECON! ua. % all ne.” Ligeoln PA NGING TNG—Spe prices this month, no necessary: rooms papered, $6.00 up! paperhanging guaranteed in writing for s vears, PAINTING at low- est prices. We use Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil only. Install heating plants at lowest prices. do all kinds of plumbing and general remodeling; up to 3 vears to pay; frst payment to start in June. Just call' THE HOME DECORATORS, Met. 0854. §300 Stn'at: mow. Listed 1n phone book unier ‘Home Decorators. HELP—DOMESTIC. CHILD'S NURSE, reliable colored woman who ‘wants permanent place nursing three children; stay nights: ‘must have Arst-class Teferences; 811 & week 7 3971 Harrison ~Chevy Chase. of phone Cleveland 489 o0k, secona experienced. = colored. large boarding >""1123 13th st. 1. GENERAL HO! Biehte: o cooking: 12th st. nw. Tor 33+ ORKE ,wanted: stay Inquire in store, 618 GIRL, colored; light housework, small apart- ment; nursing experience; refe i after 6 p.m.. 1424 Chapin st. n.w GIRL, white, {or general Housework. Vermont_ave GIRL, refined, c Crence, “Dlice” a3 maid "or. waltress or in doctor’s office, In ot out of city; willing to travel. - Address Box 291-K, Star office. GIRLS (2). colored. experienced, catessen_store. X 1332 ADDly bl ouse: otenigent: "stey 1105 Buchan- i Germ et R first-ciass references. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — Rooms papered, $6 and up; rooms scraped by steam. no water on floors, $2 and up; interior and exterior painting; guaranteed’ work. Esti~ -xu _tree. Earle Jordan, Lin. 5765, . D weel oms papered, 35 ork {gznrénlnd llle:! desians.’ A & Prmhene 5 PAPERHANGER, Da nnmm. o cash neeaea, our special prices this week only: rooms Dapered. 36,00 up: all work Euatanteed T writing ' for 5 years: we also contract in painting and use Dutch Boy lead, pure lin- seed ofl; all estimates free: 1 to 3 years to pay. Georgia 4567. City Service Decora 6231 _Georgla El painting, heating, carpen- plastering; anything ' repaired in your home: o cash, & little each mont J.R. Sears. 639 N. Y. ave. North 4011. PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered upi estimate Turnished: work A 1" George, 2129 T8th st. n.W. PN TN ey Soohhy SIS Lo 100%: niant calle Gof. 98ios Hob. Bor WOMAN, white, unincumbered, 35 (0 46 yIs.. to do light housekeeping. A good home for the right party. Call between 2 and 6 p.m., 1014 5th n.e. = SITUATION—MEN. R, private family; refs.. experl- enced: will €0 awsy or stay In town; oper- .__Pot. 0603 v, l:NGxN'E:R, graduate, desires posi- tion with reliable building constructor or consulting engineer: '8 vears' practical ex perience. design and construction. ~Addre: Box 124-K, Star office. PLASTER REPAIRING—Straight new work, patching, pointing up. ho loes best work at re Perdue, 826 4th FLV“HXNO and installatic 32 J. R GIlGflllv ‘ll ‘ clfl m 3417 oo palaing. anywhere, wny time: 4Ll ’:om he, panting: ; Siaranteed. © Economy Metal’ Wor Phone Nltlol’lll 5518, TRUNK, LU /AGE and leather flodl Te- Ru chl?; ‘lvorkmnmh T'hl rd BOOKKEEPER desires part-time WOTK, eve- nings;_experienced: reasonable terms. Ad- dress Box 287-K. offic MAN, colored, position atsny Kind of work hotel' dishwasher, wol m'rz nts work, by job or con| yery reasonable, Call' after 6 pm., D, R. Metz,_Decatur_3526. SECURITY SALESMAN, xperienced stock salesmen to sell se- POy g ) oreanization with growing concern now earning 2% tim Dreferred stock dividend requirement. EX cellent bank references. strong board ‘ot rectors and_ caj account and B Americas Drug Btoves, 706 Insurance Building, 907 15th st. WAITER, experienced, colored, hotel or re taurant, afternoons and evenings. Ga. 114 YOUNG_MAN as helper in_store, willing %o Fork._Phone Potomac 0312-J. 23 = PERSONAL. of Personal tional to The rate under headins is 3 cents per line ad Tegular line rate. BABY'S BOARDING HOME, WHERE GOOI care and senitation rule. ~Confidential sr- rangements for adoption if desired. Ga. 4051. AVAILABLE, MAILING ADDRESS, $5; DESK space ‘also; ‘financial district: second floor, w building. Address Box 25-K. Star offi 2% SITUATION—WOMEN. W oom | CLERICAL POSITION. iiisutance experience; now emploved. Address Box 279-K, Star office. .y MILLINERY REBLOCKING, RE- Trodeimer Kiss Berrs., {ormeny itn Jullas Garfinckel & Co. Lin, 1860, Ventos INSTRUCTION COURSES. Nodern” achoorof Hemut '¢’:un'"y° Theater Blde. Suite 857 Meb. 703 AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT T about our new method; iicensed, whita tablished 1 11 Lin. ¢ 0 yea: BEAUTY COURSE—_Permanent waving, 35 complete course, 375, ern_ School of e Earle Theater Bldg., Suite YOU CANT PICK UP TELEPHONE OPER- ating these . ‘éouxhlvlkwoge xor(f Bid Yiaver . i Faris SONS for permit PariiE 3md c;‘rAmernuh ble " instructor. el l(el mn COLLEGE store or art shop; full or part time. dress Box 280-K. Star office. 'COMMERCIAL ARTIST, young woman, col- lege graduate, ~ experienced fashion 'illus- trator and typlst ry of secondary con- ol STUDENT desires work in book 23% 8714, LADY would like to drive car; would help do light housework or, would work in res- t. Phone Met. 6810. Apt. PRACTICAL NURSS Tor_ adulie: assEt WiTh light'| home "duties. " Telephone Frapklin NURSE or practicsl nurse to board and room middle-aged woman, recovering from Cperation: ress Box 292-K, Star office. GOOD ENGLISH, EFFECTIVE sm logical thinking ate mecessary for advan nt. U combined course by expe: Tormer “New . York instructor. -Moders charges: {rec 1mumw_mm 5-J. 24* YSIOTHERAPH Y _HYDROS— Excellent, regttul, "3rd Toor, 033 isth s n.w. Nurse accepts few patrons. GISTERED NURSE, Irish, would like to take care of infant.’ Address Box 64K, office. RESIDENT manager, thoroughly com) ezem for apt. house or ipt, hotel: experienced; references. _Ga. 2331 after 6 p.m. gorpn 916 Densike Bulling. T you are willing to work and follow TStructions. we: have & good proposition o offer, you selling the nationaily Kknown line J. R. Watkins Co. quality products. Bipdtience Js. not. mectssary. but s hel Call”'at 921 Sheridan st n nd_see Mr. Chapi Tiberal com- only those ition need g, 15th and th ca PROOFREADER, AL, thoroughly experienced, wanted at once. Open shop. Address Box 172-K, Star_office. 22¢ RIGGERS—L. E hMayu Construction Co. BALm“’QlN to sell 1 Detmu .I‘e'el Glos !57‘\;! a5 equ i surroun Toumtrs A subGrbe Stévens, 3158 Nichols ave se. SALESMEN, to sell new and used Chev- rolels; cominission basls: muct have trans- portation: references ired. Owens Mo- tor_Co., 6323 Georsi %AL!“BMBN—Hulth and accident fhsurance. xcellent returns and future ass Tesponsible person. Call Metropolitan 2013 for_appointment. n— N to sell Ford cars An excellen o:nlé‘rfifiu for ‘men who will work. Phone Colling. West 2208, for appointiment. for large furniture store. SHEPPDNG, CLERK for Ty umiare o enced and able to furnish best of references. Address Box 76-K. Star_office. SODA_MAN, _experienced: references. Ad- dress Box 139-K, Star_office. 2 RIVING ur.. censed ;mu en. Bpectal ates this mflmh Adams SECRETARY.STENOGRAPHER. Isfal X5 rience, desires position in law office; !fl;;- ences. _Address Box 195-K, Star office. _22* GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced tuch- er; speed dictation; private lessons; mod- e utu Decatur 3584-J. 250 AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY—LI A e S OaLT 3 lady instru tress. Call Conover, West 3068, Sou 7 years' experience rallway and insu nce; moderate salary. Telephone National 3463, Apt. 306 or District 1125: TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT, nnx. money-saving pricess Fit snd sstisfaction guaranteed. rt lady and gent - tendants 9 care for, your very want. Peo- ples Drug Store No. 7. mn NONEY ADVANCED O diamonds, antioues, ingston & Co.. 1319'F BEAUTY PARLORS. BEST MARCEL WAVE, S0c: rma:i WAvT PA .um- e st. D.W. STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, quick and_accu- Tate: experienced in general office work: aiso iping to do nights. " Call Adams 2624-d. 23° Editorial and File Clerk. Betin now. The Civil Service Pre TH0s A B o, Nt GoS BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. STATISTICAL (CLERK. flle clerk, ediforial e Clvil Service reparatory School, or T A P e hid EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. K, highest referencs 1 1 - Sl sy et Nosth 8255, SITUATION—DOMESTIC. PERM A\‘\!ENTS BELE Mabelle Honour Schools (Estab, 1918). 1335 N, H, Ave. N.W. 817 14th 8t. N. Dist. 6968, COOK and general housework; will give ref- erences. 13i0_22n MOTOR TRAVEL. COOK, colored, dcu T A works good rel; full, part fime "orday's work. Decatur 2410: COOK, _experienced, wants Wi iE of ey kind.Apply 1812 14th st. n.w. DAY'S WORK or 8 hours’ w klnn 1o Sunday. efcient youns Colored woman. APPLE !LOSSOM FESTIVAL, THUREDAY, Friday. R. . eturning & § B conches” or mmu tours_Phone Clev. 7124. N'_‘ BUSINESS OP OPPOBTUNITIES- 10 ROOMS AND BATH: good furniture; 8004 income: price, 2950, Gall 503 Toth. .z Lincoln_272: NERAL HOUSEWORKER. white; — stay GENERAL WO nights; $10 a week. J. L., 2003 3rd st. nee. cAmxnn — Downtown; _busy. ss. good eat -quipmenw Tee GIRL wants place as light houseworker or 85 mother's helper; stay nights. Call be- tween 9 a.m., 4 p.m. Wis. eek: part-time mai COOK, K5 Hecdea, must oo et clases D" 1953 9th st. FOICE, National Perionnel Burest, 119 Kst n.w. e ns help fur tumlshoa" da! Posttios. ‘opes u nudegadlfl Fren nfi‘:". T4h & TAILOR, white, to take charge of clelnln‘ tablis) hmam at Ll Plata, Md. Splegal, S 'rm.m sAu:smAN experienced. must b . To- 0 n Hundley, Hood Tires, 3436 14th 3 o7 curb service and_counter TOUNG RN TB10S "Georia aves the Hot Shoppe, 8 p.m. 3 MAN (nr (ho' l!ol! exvenenu un- 3 MAN W nm car lo Bohtll Tadlo ad- Ve?l}lrlno Mn:“ ginia. l;nl! Commercial De- partmen G N, crew manager. One who hls had experience in magazine or house to house work. Trans- portation allowance for car and commis- sion on men. Good man can make 30500 Der week. Apply_room 317, 918 G_st. n.W. MEN, ‘preferably y Government em- ployes, desiring to do part-time work. sell- Pae Checurities "ofold established. company having earnings of seven and one-half times its preferred stock dividend; good commis- nd steady employment for real Worker. | LADI sion a gmployment for real wor Apply “between Moran & Co.. Gue™ POSITIONS ¥eed 500 applicants dally. Stenographers, ty p ists, bookkeepers, clerks, sslesmen, ee reg- istration. Boyd's, 1333 F n.w. Nat'l 2338 QIRL, reliable colored, wants general house- ork: o day's work,, with refer Sindsy work: 7246, GIRL, colored, N. Fants general’ housework. 1306 L st. G, with st Cal referenc at hous MULTIGRAPHING and mlmee:rlphlnl busi- ness; well located and a money-maker; DH“ -nd terms very low. Call 803 10th sf t bH hedul%l:llc.n m‘!kl: mv.nm ) Businiess: CIeTiear® experience. "‘Address© Box 188K Star_office. 22¢ PULL CORPORATION SERVICE: forms and agreements. Corpo: nlutlan Cu . Union Trust lldl Fl‘ 2800. GIRL. colored, wighes mother's _help, Will pights, “Best of references. burg rd. n.e. WOMAN, coloted, Tieat, pleasant. goor erienced maid, ress, mother's 1 or part time; 7 years' reference, osition as nurse or ravel and 1682 Bladens: he'igu HELP—WOMEN. ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. experlenced, on e work. ~Mr. Goodwin, 9 to 10 a.m., APPR!NTICR Jn Beauty culture. Ap! and C xd. ARTK!T‘ (nhlon -na“rur iture, for Work: aiso beginner. Bring samples. Art Co., 708 13th st CLERK to work in delicatessen store. 640 North_Capito! st. n.w. - Diece- kS .G Chalfonty | time ed, wants part-time work of day work: good reference. 741 Harvard v.__Phol Adlms Gihsiaaals pleasant disposition houseaid, Rurse or Dar Bot. 618 Se Won AN culnnd neat, cook; and son, do anything, day's work. c-n'x'n'nh’::'fu COMPANION for elderly lady: young college &irl preferred. Apply Margaret Scattergood, Second fioor, 1816 Eve st. h.w after & e Monday to Priday. 22 DANCING TEACHER o assist on_class DIghts: position permanent. Wash. School of Dancing. 502 13th st. n.w. intel /. 3023 14th n.w our; $2 per day of 6 hours. Pleas- permanent. Avply 10 Inte 2t Wednesday. car, for adver- d sales work in Washington and vicinity; married man with retail sto; e eetiones preferred: . This Do- sition will pay $1,800 first year to right man. Apply ‘1 to_4. the Puller Brush Co., 924 Nat'l Press Blde. OIL BURNER SALESMEN. Two: chance to sell the leading burner on the market. Apply after 10 a.m. 1104 Ver- mont_ave. ad. tn answer phon Iy 5. Room 111, ms = RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 115. ADDITIONS, ALTERA' o Towest TERMS! 1o cash néedod. ” Paipts ing and papering, heatin; lan ca FOrK, Concrete WOk, Rxm‘er irie, Toof: o s ‘sarages, Euliy ete. Finest material: Co., 1205 Eve st MANGLE HAND, xperienced: colored. Con- R e MANICURIST and-ail-around siri AT, grie apprentice. 1007 Conn. ave. kil D Suaranteed. " Washingion Construction MA' Nation: B, Ses: prces aed ] 5”1‘ fulows, feho. best prices ad Bromet B BEDDING of 3l Finds Tenovsied sn i lized "o wro::l.l"lv?gamveg by Tealth Deot Y Bedding 0. i3 h ‘St ne. Decatur 165 Established Corporation n Dnnclnll tll by seeks & ma ‘be_aggressiv nd lhrfl IXCS unenenu ad- O U ot necessary; right man “l“ flnd thh ‘l r}l[‘e m‘ne c?i“:;:c"u,:l"ent'"i‘l: endid opportunities for adv Hanagerial position. ~ Address Box 160-K. Star_office. - Gmll receipts from the tobacco mo- ly in Czechoslovakia last year were te 5.000,000. CHRYSLER 77 VICTORIA Four-pass.; 7,000 miles; de luxe equipment; lacquer finish in dark blue; six wire wheels; really in new-car condition. Cost nearly $2,200. Thirty-day warranty. PACKARD Kalorama Rd. at Seventeenth F RANKI.IN CLOTHING SALESMAN. Expenenced salesman for men’s clothing department. Tem- porary position. Apply Employ- ment office, THE IH CHT €0, F St. at 7th, smzu;\in SALESMEN. Four clean cut men; hustlers can make big money on real deal. Advancement assured fer producers. Those with ticket or premium plan selling preferred. Phone room 917, Annapolis Hotel. 24% CHAUFFEURS, WHITE. MEN OF GOOD CHARAC- TER AND NEAT APPEAR- ANCE, WILLING TO TREAT | om THE PUBLIC WITH COUR- TESY AND SAFETY, APPLY BELL CAB CO. 1317 L ST. N.W P SALESLADY, 30; thoroush R or_dresses; night work, 6 t 3304 14th st experienced. Bhelton Shop, MIN. To diiribyte an eabiished Staples.’ We need four of good p Apply Room 710, 1319 F sf Hro 9to 12 and 1to 2, Wed. el "Bald daily, TRAVELING ~FOSIT] with _educational for Fisnt ‘person "boss sine niti; Stive, Seuabihey ‘atia 5008 bes Goo income guaranteed, train fare lnd ‘promo- tion. _Address Box 177-H, Star ofi ? KENOVATED. Springs, mattrease: Dillows: feather et Gowh Comiors retan Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. ri- — ARBER' SHOP, downtown: seven chairs. eautifully ' equipped, doise about” 3250 weekly: ase: terms if desired. Must Sucrifice 70 Beautirul complete baroer shop Shaccount of other interests. = Address Bok 451-J. Star office. g DRUG STORE for lll:.nnxldcnufl Dels b borhood. doing $60 te possibilities to _increase; att: Address Box 103-K, Star offic PATENT FOR SALE, outright or _tovalty basts, Mr. Haught, Pennsylvania Hotel, 8 o IU‘!CH ROOM. located 1023 East ln (corner): lullv eq\llDD!d» soing hulln! n_lobby I equipment; lar Price, $4,! s s'm excellent steck: will pay to investigate, s Box 282-K, Star offici . gasoline station, e od _business. Pri an section; g feasonable. * Address Box 433-Ko omc ‘CANDY, “sandwiches, 4nd stocked: rent fof store and 3-room ap $65 ‘month; lease; good-paying busine: real reason for s.mncm‘; for only 36 clgars, et equipped Tent, un 2 baths. ~ TO BUY OR SELL _ ANY BUSINESS —deal with Washington's largest business brokerage Concern-- Establishea: 1933 ADJUSTING & FINANCE cO. ST. N. L Mer. 1t BRICKLAYXND—PM“HHI. Waterproo pairing and cement work. Rllllnll me. Shanic: Sketches, Tigsing and esumates fur. O T i — ENTE! ntractor; nmodelln Dllrlnl. Ppainting, cement work, ence built. H. Johnson, 1365 lrvm‘ Co] 6911 CHAIR CANEIN Rolstering. _ Armaf POTCR Tockers sol lvlln!ea. e Metropolitan 2063. ong, 123! WOMEDatvon: wiiiio Terme carnings? 1¢ you have at least a high school education, ‘are experienced in meeting peo- le and not afraid of hard work, elp you do s0. Write, giving lars, also teleplione number. weekly ollbitias Trom G0 ndry. Metvopolitan ‘3436, YOUNG: WOMEN" (4). - special ales worl }" Der week conditional to sta 216 nsurance Bidg., 15th and Eve s, YoONGWORAN v old cnild; references; consin_356 YOUNG WOMEN (threc. "Tive, saucation, (0 learn details of business ‘and ffavel for educational concern; business ex- perience an asset. although not a necessity: ate qualifications. Address Box 185-H, Star office. WOMAN, white, to white, nurse for 4 drive ¢ ea Call Wis- with good rvice. A se supply experience, atiol lAvln( e R adres BOX 204K, ‘Brar YOUNG LADY as stenographer. | i One that can take dictation ac- curately. Apply National Laun- dry Co., 19 Pierce st. n.w. WAITER, white ; must have ex- perience; no other need apply Call 1009 E St. N.W., second .a @3%, SALESLADIES, experienced for | GARA: millinery section. Apply to Miss Fields, 2nd floor, Berberich’s, 12th and-E s48 mxzzws myrmes ELECTRIC_WIRING—6 rooms lar, bath, $40.00. stalled. Get my estimate, save mon: suaranteed. North 0885, H. M. cnme;‘lzr ELECTRICAL SERVICE, Wiring and repairs 6-room houses wired,” convenient outlets, witn flxlu"s“ $1750. 28 G b w . :me-nuc wmmc Teasonable prices: ui terms. | Sullivan, CP) eymour Levy, 2 ves._Col. FIOOR WORK: ery 'y _descriptio teeds very reasonable; dustiess machine, T._Folk, 1935 Park rd. n.w._Columbia_3452 FLOOR REFINISHING—AIl woode: any grade, scraped, finished and m ‘We_use ‘American 10 machines on all of our work. fer suit. HoCtasn Tequired. Penn Imbrovement Electric Co, Inc, 911 7th st. n.W. Nation FLOGRS —BCRAPED, —Fefhed Sleaned, waxed, hand or machine work; reifable serv ice, reasonable prices. Nash Floor Service, 803 Princeton st. n.w. Columbia 4231. FURNITURE REPAWB. refinishing, holstering. 910 ave. n.w., d fic Phone National 0!9! Christ Bauer. FURNITORE REPAIRING, refinishing, hnlslerml C. Blu" Co., 2423 18th st. Col. 0146. Charles Bauer and_ Joh: Shepherd, owners, have been ame address for 8 ye: up- oor. 28° up= nw ..!LE_ URE fiF' free. 'nmmg,_mo th N. 7103, all types; all work mlrlntud low pncu. monthly terms; estimates tree. Phone Adims 0196. Acme Construction, Co. KEYS—Dupligate ke —— SALE_MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINES bousht, sold, 1epaired, rented; all makes: terms.’ United Type: writer dd.” Mach. Co., 1227 New ¥ork ave. o ML 950, ANTIQUES and modern furnitu: ay you more cash than any one in t When you have destrabie Lurnitur gull he Lincoln Co.. Metropolitan ‘mahoy Empire mahogany bed, $25: 32! iy American pine furniture. 1620 3 wucannn ave. ANTIQUES, —autograph letters, bri P Drints. Anton Heltmullers ua‘k AN TQUES=Do miot be misled. —The uncoln Co. has no connection with any other firm Sl ively pay you BRICK AND auxwmo mmzu.s—m- moval sale of good used Camp Meigs vard, which we mov 5th & H sts. rge seleceion, owes: Bricest backed by 10 vours ol teur dachay: Cleaned whole brick. no bats. full count; good flooring, sheathing and framing; doors, sash, radiators, plumbing fixtures, pi plete windows; many other ite HECHINGER CO., 5th & SUILDING MATERIAL from fine o B slon V3T Riioge ‘Teland ave. mw.: Biick fumber,“doore, mirrors, maniels. ath ttems. Priced Balesman on site. EIOXSTER.—I'::no'nfl E:ctr)e,“cu‘ nu sict Natlonal n-n{”fiufim"'" s pay, storage cB Terml e ril 28, 10 4850tk o0 OUTFIT—Butyrest €01 ‘grlnt oy bed, Simmons mn, Tl nl:e 14 CDHHM‘."GHI IV!. AD! , betwee: a.m. or 5 an lmDA"NFONT !mfl ’ nlwn Elltfl ;El’y r!bl‘l at_$30. CV.: .:Npublc Sucon Frid d States Storage O DESK. nlnuW ®00d ord Teclal price. 430" Bundmede. % n' Tox: Cheapest : Com \S8Ree Furnie . 8th ‘st Sow. Met: 7143, oot