Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1930, Page 44

VETERAN FIREMEN 1S ON AIR TONIGHT “Smoky Joe” Martin to Tell Experiences in Radio Debut. “Smoky Joe” Martin, grizzled war- wor of the New York Fire Department and one of the most famous “smoke eaters” in the country, will make his radio debut tonight in a special broad- east over WRC and a network of other National Broadcasting Co, stations. “8mokey Joe” will relate some of the experiences of his 46 years as hter, Special sound effects will h heard during his talk. These include the scream ofn:hennre fnlcks siren and ng of the fire alarm. ‘hll:.l’l:y H ears ago Martin won his prized lobflque'« “Smoky Joe,” when he was from the smoke-filled cellar of blazing building on West street, still imly holding onto his fire hose while fil fellow firefighters all around him were being felled by the dense smoke, Hundreds of times since he has flaunt- ed death in his line of duty and 20 times rushed to a hospital and given up for dead. Eveready Presents Two. QOaroline Andrew, popular radio so- 0, and Herman Wasserman, noted g‘n ish pianist, will share the Eveready hour. This broadcast will be unusual in offering two celebrated compositions in new arrangements. The first is “The Swan” of Saint-Saens, and the other the famous “Liebesleid,” arranged by Seml Rachmaninoff. Wasserman will y both of these. Miss Andrews’ con- g-!bur.lon- will be “Ave Maria” and ]'s Serenade. ‘Willard Robison, composer, will be the guest artist in the broadcast of the Happy Wonder Bakers, The program fconsut almost entirely of hl! ‘works. “Tl!}eee include “Head Low"” and “Truth- Parson Brown.” ‘The second of the series known as the “Enna Jettick Songbird” will be wvided by an ensemble directed by m![a Dilworth, and a soloist new to radlo. Coon-Sanders’ Nighthawks will again be featured in the Florsheim Frolic, Miss Sanderson on Air. “Barnacle Bill the Sailor” will be —IE by Frank Crumit as the feature of the Blackstone program. Julia San- derson, who co-stars with him, will sing two numbers, “Yearning” and “I Can’t Bleep, Dear, Without Dreaming of You.” ‘The Gflyblr “Mr, and Mrs.” sketch will find Joe and Vi still having trou- ble with the lot that Vi purchased last Other Columbia and Ted Weems and his orchestra. Art Stone and Percy Silverg and Wal- ter's Melody Mixers will contribute to program tonight of WJSV. The major features of WOL include recitals Estelle Huntt Dean, soprano, and de Trumbley, pi t. “RADIO PIRACY” DUE FOR COURT HEARING Today on THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, the Radio - (A1l time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 2:30-~Studio program. 3 W—"B!Il-nlnn Story Writing,” by H. A. 5l on:hm 5:16—“Vocational Guidance,” by the Kiwanis Club, 0—Bernie Cummins’ Orchestra. 5:40—"Mental Adjustments W Ofll’ Children,” by Dr. Nolan Lewis. 5:55—News flashes. 6:00—"Amos 'n’ Andy.” 6:15—Correct time, 6:16—Landt Trio. 6:30—Organ recital by Lew White, 7:00—"Reminiscences of a Firefighter,” by “Smoky Joe"” Martin, 7:15—Mayflower Orchestra. 7:30—Florsheim Frolic, 8:00—Eveready hour. 8:30—Happy Wonder Bakers, 9:00—Enna Jettick, songbird. 9: xb—Mu.y Singhl Breen, Peter De Rose and Welcome Lewis, 9:30—R-K-O hour. 10:30—Spitalny’s Orchestra, 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01 to 12:00—Palais d'Or Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow, 6:45a—Tower health exercises, 7:15a-—Morning devotions, 7:30a—Cheerio. 8:00a—The Crackles Man. 8:15a—Morning melodies. 9:00a—National home hour 10:00a—Mr. and Mrs. Valspa 10:15a—Radio Household lflsflhlte. 10:30a—Talk by Mrs. Stuart Ne 10:45a—The Canny Cook. 11:00a—On Wings of Song. 12:00m—Farm flashes, 12:10—Daniel Breeskin music. 12:45—National farm and home hour. 1:30—The Melody Three. 1:45—American Red Cross lun leon— Addresses by Senator Capper nl Kansas, Assistant Secref Commerce Klein and cm Bickel 2:30—Evening Stars. 3:00—The Moxie Hostess, 3:16—Studio program. 3:30—Sky Sketches. 4:00 to 4:30—"The Lady Next Door.” WOL 2289 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 6:00—Request program for Mount Alto Hospital. pital. 5:30—“One Time Orpommmu." 5:45—The Town Crler, 6:00—Dinner music. 6:15—James H. Chamberlain, tenor, and Warren Sweeney, pianist. 6:30—Vesta Pollock, contralto. 6:45—Talk by Mrs. T. H. Young, auspices of the District of Parents and Teachers. 7:00—Alicegene Graves, wpnno. and Warren Adams, barito: 7:20—News flashes. 17:30—Estelle Huntt Dean, '7:45—Gertrude Trumbley, pl.lnl.lt Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Revellle and musical clock. 8:00a—Birthdays, Sa—Breakfast brevmu 0a—Talk by Peggy Cl: 0a—"Today’s Bright !pofl i 0a—Request progr: a—"Your Speaking Voice, tricia Downing. 12:00—Luncheon music. under 11 Unlicensed Station Charged With Tllegally Broadcasting Programs of Standard Corporations. Radio piracy, or the pilfering of pro- grams of another broadcasting station and rebroadeasting them without per- mission or credit, is to get its first day n court. In St. Louis an unlicensed station, with having rebroadcast the ol such stations as WLW at ‘WENR, Chicago, and KMOX lnd KWK, both of St. Louls, has been haled in court for alleged vlohunn of various provisions of the radio law. Besides the actual counts of violating the law, it is alleged the ‘station played havoc with reception of other stations. George W. Fellowes of St. Louis, who s understood to be a British subject, is under indictment by the grand jury for his allegedly wayward activities. The case will be tried today before the United smes District Court at St. Louls, with the Department of Justice ‘osecuting it‘ p’r'l'lu cug is the first involving radio to come before the courts, and first since the radio law was enact- ed in 1927 having w do with operation of an unlicensed stat FARMER OPERATES OWN TELEVISION Yowan Enjoys Washington Movies, 1,500 Miles Away, Sitting by Fireside. NORWAY, Iowa () —Lawrence Beck- er sits by his farm fireside and sees movies in Washington, D. 1,500 miles away. He does it with levision re- ceiver he made himself. Becker has had his apparatus, crude but serviceable, functioning since Jan- 6. Each evening he tunes in the short-wave television trans- mitter of the Jenkins Laboratories in ‘Washington, and watches intently the tal broadcasts of special mov- ing picture films. Although static causes snowstorms to apprar in the televisor on occasions, Becker reports that the pictures he re- ce'ves are unusually clear. The images are small, and only a few persons can see them at a time by crowding around fiw viellnz lens, which is a reading Despfla the handicaps of reception, there generally is a crowd at Becker's home each night from 7 to 9 o'clock, while the broadcasts are under way. Becker experimented a year before his apparatus worked satisfactorily. HOOVER GOING ON AIR Tribute to War Dead to Be Broad- east by Two Radio Chains. A tribute to America's war dead, to be made by President Hoover in an ad- dress at the National Cemetery at Get- tysburg, Pa., on Memorial day, will be broadcast over Nation-wide radio chains by the National Broadcasting Co. and the Columbia Broadcasting System. ‘The memorial services, which will include the President’s address, will be broadcast by N. B. C. from 1:45 to 3:45, #nd by C. B. 8. from 2 to 3. Television Test For Beauty Crown Is Radio Feature EVANSTON, 11l (#).—Co-eds of Northwestern University are en- trants in a television test for a beauty crown. The event is part of the college circus of North- western University. 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—860 (N. B. C. Chain), 6:00—Voters' service. D—Phll Spitalny, 11:00—Dance hour. 438.6—WABC New York—360, (C. 8. Chain), 11 oo—lnmbnrdos Ol‘chum midnight melodies. 394.5—WJZ New York—160 (N.'B. C. Chain). 5:00—Amy Goldsmith, 5:15—Sanford Orchestra.’ S—thlbmon poll. -Amos 'n’ Andy. S—Georu and Landt Trio. 0—Lew White organ umd 05—1’011! Preston. 0—Cronies and Old Toj 0—8Slumber music. i 272.6—WPG Atantic City—1,1( 7:00—YVillage grocery; Minute Men, 5—Song story. tra. 0—Same as WABC (3% hours). 282.8—WBAL Bait Baltimore—1,060. 7:00—Three hours from WJZ. 10:00—The Marylanders. 4223—WOR Newark—710. finance. HERE are many more ways to serve ice cream — that give an added touch of enjoyment — especially for the anniversary oc- casion. Order a Fussells Ice Cream Cake made entirely of Fus- sells Real Cream Ice Cream — appropriately inseribed in gay colors. Serves $2.25 Twelve Order through the Fussell dealer in your neighborhood; or direct from us. 24-hour delivery. Visitors to the circus will see the televisioned images of the girls, but not the contestants. A committee will select the winner, ‘The images will be broadcast z station W9XOA, sl of WIBO. Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co. 1510 Wis. Ave, W. 2308 475.9 Meters. WMAL il chters. 2:30—New York atr celebrities pro- 3 M—Army Band concert, 00—Rhythm Kings. l 30—Biltmore Orchestra. 5:00—Dinner symphony. :t]\\r‘wueh Entertainers, urphy Co. program. 00—Correct time. :01—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:15—"Power That Comes by Wire, by G. W. Kable of '.he Univer- &ity of Maryland. 6:30—Dinner concert. 7:00—Correct time. T Rices Bakely Srehistra. ce's Bakery Ore! 8:00—Correct _time. 8:01—Old Gold-Paul Whiteman hour. 00—QGraybar’s “Mr. and Mrs,” 30—Grand opera concert. 10:00—Ted Weems’ Orchestra, 10:30—Bert Lown’s Orchestra, 11:00—Le Paradis Orchestra. 12:00—Correct time. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Something for every one. 8:30a—Morning moods. 9:00a—Radio Home Makers, 9:30a—Opening the morning mail. 10: DOI,—“The Pot el Gold.” 11:30a—Yoeng's Orchestra. 12:00m—Ensemble Cream program. 12:15—Yoeng's Orchestra, 12:30—Harry Tucker's Orchestra. 1:00—Syncopated Silhouettes, 1:30—Grace Hyde, soprano, and Co- lumbia Little Symphony Or- chestra. 1:45—Red Cross luncheon; addresses by Senator Capper, Assistant Becretary of Commerce Klein and Carl Bickell. 2:30—For your information, 3:00—Musical album. 4:00—Columbia Grenadiers. 4:15—Primer for town farmers. 2054 Meters. WJ SV 1,460 Kilocycles, 2 :00—Midafternoon musicale, :00—Program by Chamber of Com- merce of Fairfax, Va. 6:00—Service program. 6:30—Naws 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—The Mystery Girl. 8:00—Fireside m. 8:30—Montgomery Players, 9:00—Herbert Francis and Jo Blair. 9:30—Percy Silverberg, tenor, and Art Stone, pianist. 10:00 to 11:00—Western Melody Mixers. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a to 1:00—Vzried program of muslc, talks for women, farm 's and current events. 2:00 w 5 OO—MldlmmWn musicale. NAA 434.5 Meters. 690 Kilocycles. 8:45—Weather Bureau reports, 9:55—Time signals. 10:00—Weather Bureau reports. 6:00—Orchestra; studios, 8:00—Quartet; orchestra. 9:00—Grover Whalen dinner, 9:30—Russian revels; news. 10:00—Orchestra; Moonbeams, 282.8—WTIC Hartford—1060, 5:15—News; scores; Braves. 5:45—Plano duo; orchestra. 6:30—Half hour from WEAPF. 256.3—WCAU Phlhdelnhb—l,l". 5 45—U. of P. program, 6:00—Ensemble; brothers; wreckers. 7:00—WABC (30 minutes); Gotis » W_ghllkvfll ame as WABC (1% hours) 9:30—Famous Composers Ccncert.) 10:30—Two hours from WABC. IOS.D—KDKA Pittsburgh—980. B:15—Quartet; political talk. 5:45—WJZ (30 minutes); Revelers. 5 !0—'1'118 Evening Altar, :00—Same as WJZ (314 hours), 10 30—Half hour of orchestra, 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150, 5:45—WJZ (30 minutes); Hawallans, 6 O—Concel’b orchestra, 0—Same as WJZ (3 hours), w 00—Request, programs. : 379.5—-WYG Sthefleeuy—'l”. (. the Question. AF (1 hour); minutes, 302.8—WBZ Sprlnll\!ld—fls(’. ; Jesters, : Big F‘amily 0—Same as WJZ (21; hours), 10 00—Sports; Chsmpx Corner. CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS, 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700. 6:00—Organ; dinner concert. 7:00—Painters (30 minutes); WJZ (30 minutes). l 00—Bubble Blowers; oon “ 0—Los Amigos; Megl;n. 10:30—WJZ (156 minutes); Brooks & Ross. 11:00—Reveries; orchestra; singers. 398.3—WJR Detroit—750. s ; Cigar Girls. DSD—WJZ 4!0 minutes); Ed Mc- 10: lo—w.)z (15 minutes) ; feature. 11:00—News; in Shadowland. 11:30—Dance orchestras (1% hours), 405.2—WSB_Atlanta—740. 7:00—~WJZ and WEAF (4 hours), 11:00—Music box; concert. 12:00—Transcontinental program. 277.6—~WBT Charlotte—1,080, 5:45—WJZ (30 minutes); studio. 6:30—Feature; scores. 7:00—WJZ and WEAF., 8:00—Feature; violinist. 8:30—Evening in Paris. 9:00—WJZ lnd WEAF (1% hours). 365.6—WHAS Loulsville—820. 7:00—~WEAF .ngmz (4 hours), 11:00—Hurry-uj lway. 12 D—F&W)l"trpx, dance cl’chflfil‘l a hour). 461.3—WSM Nashville—850, 7:00—WJZ and WEAF (114 hours). 8:30—Craig's Orchestra. 9:00—WJZ (30 minutes); in Paris. 10:00—WEAF and WJZ (114 hours). 11:00-Messengers; Dot and Larry. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110, DQE—WJZ (30 minutes); dinner programs, ; books. 0—WEAF and WJZ (2 l-nun). 0—Orchestra and ax hours). e 2 [y 2.9 Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 7:00—Pure Oil concert; Vincent Lopez and his orchestra— WJZ,WBAL, WHAM, WJR, KDKA WLW, KWK, KYW, WREN, KSTP, WPMJ, WEBC, WHAS, WC WBT WJAX, WSM, WSB, WCKY, WXOD KP'AB Ind WRVA, 7:00—Blackstone presentation; popular program by Frank Crumit and Julia Sander- son—WMAL and C. B. 8. network, 7:30—Florsheim Frolics; Coon- Sanders_Orchestra — WRC and N. B. C. network. 7:30—Around the world with Libe by; Richard Crooks, tenor, and Pasternak’s Orchestra. WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WJR, WLW, KYW, WREN WSM, WHAS, WMC, WSB, KOA, Fone, ‘i Koo Kow: and KECA. 8:00—Eveready hour; Andrews, soprano, Herman Wasserman, ist—WRC and N. B. O. network. 8:00—O0ld Gold hour; Paul White- man’s Orchestra — WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 8:30—Happy Wonder Bakers; Wilbur Robison, composer; Frank Luther, tenor, and Frnnk 'Blnck Orchestra— d N. B. C. network. 9: OO-Wesunxhouu Salute; So- dero Orchestra and chorus of 40 volces—WJZ, WBZ, 9:30—R -K-O hour; vaudeville and motion picture stars— WRC and N. B. C. network. ‘Thirty. day ex- change plan — fair terms—no profit sales plan. Just telephone Adams 7437 or visit our at 1700 Kalorama Road. 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Death Notices and Lost and FPound advertisements for the Daily will be accepted up to noon day of issue, except Saturday and and Lost and Found for The Bunday Star will be secepted up 0 11 p.m. Saturdsy. 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- entation of the box number ticket. e HELP—MEN. . Address Box U‘l‘ must be eroncufifi» AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for our department; for a willing, tler who car produce muh Olll!n. An attractive propositior the ‘Washington Tadllils S5 1640 Ponn: O for—sods Toumialn and work In drug Siore; must be 18 years of age. Address Box tor for launds Fiect: ry x,.umi" 1510k B waic Tor AF, whil 620 E on fiat work; 'Ao13 Fage” Launary: LECTOR with o but must have not atraid of experienced, st e & J Feex XDerience not neces- ve & record of hard work long hours; can earn 350 OR for_insurance debit. Apply to Melntire, Room 316, Columbian’ Bull Lo re, , Co EONTOR o o STy 'OUNTERMAN, white, experienced, fami a_foods. 1207 E sf = o HOOL BOYS m aana eoumer JApply the Hot Shoppe, 8103 Georsia LUNGRROOM NAN, &I around: wood ba: do not reply unless you are qualified. Sth_st. n.w. 7 experienced Al “avound in Froce anted. Ohalain® Bros., W nine sutomobiles Apply Fred's Auto 7am, MAN, experienced in gnd unnrxr;‘ fenge: livered to advertisers on pres- | MAY 6, 1930. WANTED—SALESMEN. of learn t liing Diop: seat Qaick-seh Pros- i :n v "Max o osition, wi Bect mlz-u'll SECURITY SALESMAN. rienced stock salesman to sell curities in chain drug store with growing concern preferred stock, dividend reau nk nces, strong boar e, management. to men who Drug of snxious of di. Drawing ove their OPPORTUNITY —for real estate sales men and women, We are forming an or- ganization to sell building lots in a rapidly growing town close to_ Washington on the Chesa- peake Bay and are in need of high class and experienced sales men and women. Address Box 425-M, Star office. * INSTRUCTION COURSES, A CUL’ :‘O.mfl only 'IIH nl,ote?mlo Da; o0 NE e onnurlchoel - HELP AND SITUATIONS. WO Continued.) = 7y eo l mmfln‘”m“"?: ¥|m m‘ W “ rl 'I uaul! fnancial ¥ 4th OPERATOR, thoroughly ex- perienced Eliott-Fisher operator, speed and accuracy required; good s-lary; permanent posi- tion. Apply to Miss Grubb, M. PHILIPSBORN & CO., 610 11th St. NNW. SATURDAY EXTRAS va rious departments; experienced sales people will find these Sat- urday positions quickly lead to permanent work with a real future. Apply, promptly, Sears, Roebuck & Co., 911 Blademburg Rd. N.E. —_— lml!;IOH—DOFlflC- work housech WOMEN, colored, 3, wan! 1" Met” 0o4. ing or part time.’ —_RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ""“The following business concerns .u.n‘z:‘m sal - :.euun‘ - wdsu: read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made t: The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommendzd Bervice fi%mmn call m- EDB tion’ guaranteed. C; of homes. Also fumi furniture of ‘moths and bedbugs. deliver. ~ Ameican Disintectant n.. n' n Diliows. e oed .ni pm Wasn. Matiress Gor 318 L gt BEDDING of all kinde i g lized by, procets wpproved’by Heaitn o s aler "Decatur 18 HELP—DOMESTIC. ‘AvTo nn‘vmo evwfi.v -nuox‘? s flquQ abot new license established 10 years. é.n Tin ad FER, WAVE, ¥35. uty Gt BAT I(lt ’lfl UTY co TeAen of Miewter B sum ‘u": COOK and houseworker; light complexion; | family of two; small apartment: $15 week- | L3; gity Teferences A‘unmem 217, Woodles ‘make her home ave | 'OUNTRY GIRL. o family in city. _ 3510 Gon AUTO DRIVING nsed ) , THROUG] vage earner. should learn {he and profital board oper: Sxtora Bae or ton RE MONEY —Learn lhno‘unhy. 5 of ARN MOl 1t is easy. fascinating gpportunitle ' i n 00d; asle; ol toda, ._Nat'l. 23 general houses\Wk Teference required; | 8521 onu. 1 d. QIRL colored Gmb. (or _light housework. Georgla 2311-W. colored. mnru for general house- ¢ Teferences, Mrs. Orlove, 4612 Sth wood refer- ave. Tor_general ousework ; "_Adams 0881. i ence. 1719_Conn. rins. puiniise galrine, puinting: | £ Jonnson, BEDDING RENOVATED. pilows, feather. fred Tdeal Bedding. o fi L. - cement 'url“ulllflnl. o 3 1368 Irving.~ Col. 801 RPENTERPorches inclosed, glass or oF wire: enome Tepalrs; garages: cement wor Hart, 3016 Adams At I Tou: inclosed; rooh r CARPEN R porches built, all tlantic 3 workmen. Prepare for FILE CLERK $1,260; $1440, €. cor. 13t ahismorpey. Tp his month. Both mnor and Juniof. Sal Prepi ton eniire course, 35; m dmnnnn $'Brs" each evening and & Ths, CIyil Service Ereparatory 13th & F n.w. Met. 633 STENOGRAPHERS! Applications for the next Civil Service ex- amination must filed The dnte o1 hstembiing of competiters will” by announced later. Shorthand speed yequired poerapher, 120 words; junior te. u: SenoxTapher. 80 Words per mind £ you plan to take this examinatior d Club ass your preparation. Join Washington's most dictation ciasses at once and, intensive practice you need to and promote confidence. c Tuesday.’ Thursday and Sat- urday svenings, 7 to ate 35 mo 81 3 POST OFFICE BUILDIN 14th and Park Road. * Columb: ewntmg cun.x [ print, $1.440, The GivilSefvice rmunmy Sehool, cor. 12th & F 633 drive car, do work Gioine. G u.ul refl clrr!nlry and general ddress Box 3235-K, Star June, Tor crew manaser, prefer i house-to- permanent . connestion ern publisher. Apply . D.W. MAN, married, with car, fo_establish route selling Grand Union Tea Co.'s products; d_commission. - 603 F ™ Connection Which. "Shotld " prove nnection w ould prove l lfld profitable, Afldmll Box 43 M, EMPLOYMENT AGINC!ES. LEDGER CLERK (male oS ber, 41 b companton, 48 T 2 3 Tnmmect h ;z‘-;wn;r. s ul mllfll (Cfl 3 ; and many "5 A Genl.“Employ.” Ascr.” 802 AJP(LB]G[ 4 STENOGRAFHERS, Washineion ¥ m'fa"m’ ' Exchanse. 214 N mploymen Press Bldg, 14th & F ste. now. District 2480 MZCHANIC. ung, for metal turning l‘lh ork. in’ Fkoms Park. Fhone" Bhephera NOTICE—Nationai Personnel Bureau, 1719 K st ‘5. v Competent help furnished dally Dosittons ‘open daily District b831. MIN 8 to 3¢ years Virsinis, and No. Gerolin portation furnished. Appiy Room 317 POSITIONS §eed, bookkeepers, elmu. Istration Bovd's nted in circulation department oNew York “con teady and work the Ap- rn; loor. ear around. Biv* ws Xnurn.nnnnl Bl MEN—At once. A well n local concern il ompIor 3 smen Who Pave Bad” consis {numerator experiepce or some experience in ‘meeting the pul must ccustomed trustworthy and hustl , 922 National Press Bldi | eral wanted, of outstanding gu.mm “hor “Service attendan Tevious experience not Recessary or desir- able, king a future in Only those who ihis business of u ‘opportunities for young men under proper iraining and discipline need apply. Give :el!nhflno num- ce. fl"rh Fulle; for 3 married Tmen"able. to “drive’ i ston and vicinity. These Bositio | Wil Day 45,800 "8 year to rieht: men: srences and, bonds requmd See from 10 to 4 o HOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER who can do en- iarging on bromide papers; must know how o gopy. be fast and clean. State experience and ‘salary. - Add X 406-M, Star_office. ESSER, must_be experienced; otherwise do not apply. is. Randall Cleaners, 3507 Wis. PRESSER wanted, experlenced. 3540 14th st.n.w. SALESMAN an muake 3200 ity. Fa : -v, e fof ire sales force Do not_ appiy nd can make somission . Wednesday for interview. SALESMEN—Sev new General T Bighoelass men 1o sell radio; must be well a ave car. ‘Call Potomac 'SALESMEN—We have an unusual opportun- ity for 2 or 3 men in Washington to beco: eni Y ex- v need, apply, prefer- 1d_specialities to th Phione ‘Metropoliian 8836 or Fr between 9 and 10 a.m. for in- rview. SALESMEN. o sell new and used Ohev- Tolets, cominission basis: mus ortation; reference €323 Geory SHO! LESMA experi- ;ncorl and have e iorenee Adirees Uz SODA_DISPENSER. sxperisnced ADDIY once, National Drug Co. "’;:ef%h l!'p leR‘ stove hand, sober, honest, know how to drive Ford;, none other. 308 B " Alllnlln 4430, TIRE_SALESMEN | T Tire Works, 220 L IWD) A YOUNG MAN, e d in credit depart- men! 0 illll! cradlt rnuunr with collec- tiont ucellent unnorlunlu to wide-awake live wire. Tth st. n.w. FOUNG WAN- wio. sieceramds T o7 IOI"I and sandwiches. Apply Kellner's, 10‘ YOUNG MAW for Ronting trade: must Kavg some_experience: $10 & 13 H at. ° N SAL ‘b‘ ] Opportunity for 3 men, experienced in direct sales, Must have cars. Permanent . “Advancement assured to the Tight Radio ollege students for Summer 131 ODBOTtunity SHA TemuBeration hustiers. For full details write, \\. . DAVY v 3 SEI R\ I(, J\l AN of pleasing per- sonality and neat ary pearance for electrical appliances, ironers, vacuum cleaners, washing ma- chines. Must have car. Apply Sears, Roebuck & Co., 911 Bladensburg Rd. N. 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. OURISMANESHEVROLET SALI i 610 H St. N.E. Linc. 10200. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. EXPERIENCED on BRi-B-t sandwichi must have reference, AWpiy 134 1018 ot mmmumnmummmn’ummmwmmlmmm §75; bookkeeper, LE—Hotel l!xk. AT e o Wa HELP—WOMEN. TERATION HAND wanted, fmed fiflx dline better merchandise. lly ahav-. one accus: Em. ” | JANTTO! ence, 0 et T Smal spariment. tar_office. A tor nneu! Fos . including lsundry; no cookine; 3 in {amily; doctor's residence 'ufl o Gotume bia 700 Emerso: ACCOUNTING, auditing, bookkeey man, experienced, desires work; gfl 3 i Adams 2379, v shes “Dosition as_heiper in poarding House ‘or camp. Please call BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER, _secretary, 'lntl l(kulnon lmmod Mlywllb}rhn ..i Teterence Olll M!tropollun ul'l. Mtflo !mw A. H. R., . eficient, wood exnerienced al ‘Kinds ot o ORkS etc 335wk i nts e ou) c.l m:- Nn zus CHAUFFEUR-] HANDYHAN mechanic, carpenter and ' al wants position Drivate or estat o. Anderson, 3106 1 EX FLECTRICIA] thoro hly ‘wiring il\llllllflofl of power equij Address Box 411 FILIPINO _wi nll houseworke perience. phone_Col. experienced post as butler and Teference for three years' ex- Mar.-u 1805 Belmont rd. n.w, or R or houseman from country; refe Call 725 4th_st. R AN with sevi experience in sei- tlement andle for one of largest Iocal real estate ‘Concerns. desires connectioy With bank, mortgage or An Teal estate ofice: dress Box 23-:. MAN, colored, want; gut ot town; 30 year n.w. _Poto: chef, In or 1843 14th 1843 1@tn st ARMAGIST, _well Tien vumm- and 'West v‘:’r‘:l'm employed make change; A-1 rers Boxgtons, OGRAPHER (M. M. ags 70, al‘nnlo 90 words minute, ¢ n 5 n'n'. 34 &ood_front’ o Sonaiity: $30 wk. Call Body's. TYPIST (H. H. age 28), 50 wi mifute accurately, take ordinary it iatlon: bigh §shool ffadunte: sgod recard, worker, 135 Call ‘Boyd Nat. 2340, YOUNO MAN, employed wants any Kind grening worl ex| l. - RulTSoE Sl M nd. Frons e o o flvlvlnl ‘Tias b . —— SIFUATION—WOMEN. DEMONSTRATOR, high-school 'flgcluox}; tional firm: mus f;E:my":\ '3‘:;'“4“ weu "bred. ™ Address Box it experi- . Harris Tiarge of xperience S T yo a achines and marking, assorting. press m d, marking re GIRL, whit home and small salary. Star_ommce. s helper: will Address Box 4 IRL, work and help s oth st. nw o _learn_beauty Suite 225, National 5 Blds. | BEGINNER IN JYPEWRITING wants jgb. qu ‘Experienced _and_Tashio e gressmaker; remodeling and ‘lterations. Colum| erences. Catholic, for Loravery BT Bowse: family, dress (OUSEKEEPING - COMPANION — Wid oW, Frnulhl\t. Virginian, past 30, graduate do- mestic science school, capable entire man- agement refined home; pleasant environment more Important than’ high salary; personai interview: references. —Addrems Box J00.: Star adce. LADY, settied, with references, piace after- | nonnu three times a week, with 2 children | in refined home in nnr b\ll’bl. close ID\ Clr llnl Phone I 08! LADY. not over §5 years, to help take care of ?wx, 608 9th ne. Apply from 6 to 7.30 p.m. LADY Ined. dest rfl tion as u-m bouukeener m ‘small hml Tor good h oln. !1!7 Tor ladies’ hosiery shop: good (€pprience, and ieferences re- resge_Bldg., 11th and G n.w. H ‘experfenced e 1314 7th_st. n.w. BALESG] prospects; uired. : of T | stav niants lxmlhnnd. reference. 517 16th s e i e Frantiin 100, otherless children: Apply pucuc- Tehs mome. duti LESLADIES, ke 36 or 38 & da: F s apl.;'i'.“;f Room " 334, Oxford Blds. i and N. e. 1?. ‘experience not eccesty Dlcasats atdoor Works s0od Ter jon; _under direct l\lurvuwn of Tathers, “Gan"before” 10:30 o :3 'll. Earle Bldg. dretses; and ‘to resses Il information held strictl AR adres Hox 160, Star BALESWOMAN, experienced, in unmun‘(‘ so0ds and ladles” furnishi nx.’-. rl‘leo;;‘ Al e: "xegncx;:gx"-a ‘Address Box 292-M, ‘exper in | P ats, for nfldi-lu-" i ki NURSE-GOVE! 3 emrl-nce with small children: age fer- gnces. 413 Cumberland aves AL NURSE or sempanion for . and board. dress_Box 245-K. Star office. PRACTICAL NURSE, settied gpced; nurse semlinvalid; Phone_Lincol highest wages SEAVETRESS, fr el need apply. <l aid; only the very bes! iational_6059. SEAMSTRESS 1o work on atiol STENOGRAPHER, one Who dges ot Wait permanent employment: must be first class. Address Box 407-M, Star office. WAITRESS, experience unnecessary, curb ervice: . g0od. Gps. ADBIY &t once, 4439 nnecticut_ave. gxverlenced. Al niversity WAITRESS, Lunch, 832 20th st WA ‘w-rin—' Sxperienced | roughe Dookkeepine ‘machine ope in reply s el"r‘tnuv nhun«u 'nd T expected. _Address Box 428-M, Star office. Y | kind: STENGGRAPH] m exp-n. wants permangat half-day_employment. _Col. 3132. y fir: f-fl THE HOME DECO BUILDER, _alterations, iob- yoi want it _done right. cail 3615 Alabama ""1 . ing. elek. Lihctin Sus: RIC g‘mvemznu gthing down, 3419 11th n.w. FLOOR _ SCRAPING, rennumn{, waxing houss painting, mothproo! sonable. Phone Capitol Helghts & 3 R WORK—Expert. old _fi dustiess machines;” pric uaranteed. $3500. FLOO) new; w FLOCR WORK, every description: dustie qpaghines; very reasonable; 7 ral . 1935 Park rd. FLOORS SCRAPED. Tefnushed, - cisaned. xed, hand or machine Seiole serve fceTeasonabie Drices. Nasn Fioof Service. 803 Princeton st. n.w. _Columbia 4231. FLOORS SCRAPED, @ ished, old or distless, machine nable. Guaran: B Richardson: Dee , Dec. 2685, Fukm'ruu UPHOLSTERED. repaired: sii de; est cheerfully “J"‘nnu. S5—Dupl ou_ wait. ork ave n.w. LAWN MOWERS, exgert nh-mmn" d Te- Driring: new and used movers for sal old mower in trade Lawn M 917 “ith st. n.w._Franklin mm Jurner & clul. Met. PAINTER, Teasonal 'ol’k and guarantee i Met: r 35286. -Am'rwo npznmncmum ces this mopth, - best nnuml‘ ll 'ull ‘ulrlnlnfl 8. tin, 11ih'st_n'w.. near Park rd. 340 PAINTING, 1or and el lnr skilled nable "prices. 'f’.u( Berens, PAINTING. mpznmu. interior, exterior menthiy piyments. Hafry A Glorius & G 3017 Ga. ave. o Col. 4338. eat ing: vl nTEE HEME WORKSHOE: ol oi¥s uir 77 PAPERING 6 ROOMS and 2-s m L and up; good worl 26 Setvice and o des _W. Chadwick. PAPPRHAN GING AND _PAINTING—] papered, 36 and un: rooms scraped by steam, Bo water on floors, §2 i ESterior painting: glnanter mates free. FEarle Jordan. Lin. 5765, PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—We_ will scrape and paper ‘sverage &ize room, We also pairt interior and exterior. We Duich Hoy leai; pure jiusecd ail only, perhanging guarantecd for 5 vears. Cash terms up to 3 vears: first payment July no interest. Estimetes free of ch People’s Home Decorating Co. Inc We are listed in Bhon Beonle's Home Decorarine. Nati 741 PAPERHANGING. PAINTING—Si ri now: rooms papered. $5 up; work guaran~ teed' S vears: latest designs. A. J. Pember- ton, 132 C Lin. 7652. 0l § S DR A 2 Dy and up; 3 " book _as 11! ."$6 up: whole house, $43. guaranteed n writing for weo fontract in painting and use Dutch Boy ure linseed ofl: all estimates free: 1 to s o pay. " Georgia 4567. City Service Decorators. 6231 Georgia ave. PAPERHANGING —First-class _ work { interior and exierior house' painting; ¢ mn- cheeifully_given; Mekand APCRHANGI! Dor't be deceived: the; Sfe ot any bareains. - Quality: workmahe ghip. . Samuel’ Tammaro, North 8443; res. p.urpumc. — Rooms papered onal attention; new D553 Totn s ._Ada NGING, ¥ p-m ing . The better kind, if " desired. National Deco: Webster st. n.w. _Adams 1 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—Special prices this month, Tio cash necessary; rooms papered, Ba"writing tor est_prices. pure linseed oll only. lowest prices, do d general remodel & payment to ‘home im) £ h rove- Feasonable. cor Pyeats TORS, Met. w. _ Listed in phone book under Y_ave Tepairing; UNING, tuner for Percy Foster Co. and 3 Ge 07_Allison_n.w. STENOGRAPHER (Mrs. V. 8. and association work, high and nori 1" Eradunte. Sve years experience, $25 y’s. _Nat._2338. STENOGRAPHER - nooxmrzn peri- i | Chced: references: fam with dl:nphont . high aCin dress pleatent, dics ype 40 words minuté, §13 IDOW, a wmu. brance, as un:e lmuekeen ts preferred: reasonable sala: i 5005 1 Wt onw." Phone West' :,'ln 0 encum- oo ecu.d 'OMAN, colored, can " drive’ car. 407-M from 3-6:30 p. rt-time work_of ar. - Phone nym.mu- WOMAN, refined, White, o care 1:;_:{1{: an' home: 3{‘5{:’2 oo home. Call Col. 3383 atter Toci G TADY o a doc Your 00 salary” 0 Fieht DarY. and 13 Wednexdny, ask for . Simpson G ana “gentlemens IR desires the services of part-time waitresses for the Fountain Room. Apply Employment Office, 9th floor. our mireusing [ ur personnel. 8o, 1 shall select nn vho 'ln‘ 0 umflnn nupm' flll! lor lhnuul k% ohited | ave high school | You! terations_on l.dlu y OB e g e Siavel. ‘Also o gpen- | 3 Phflmelphll and Pits- e !.mm" Morgan. Washingion s EDERS and catchers, white, ¢ experienced; also experienced bundle wrappers on flat work. A ie yPAGE LAUNDRY, 620 E St. N.W. A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY [lor 8 fow, lndies of zeflnsment and pleas- i y an interesting B ndeavor that can be d | made to yiel endid income. No canvassing, soliciting o On\!]llfilt.l now making big money on part Inquire Tmmediately of MISS NICHOLSON, 1416 Eye Street N.W. TED—Thoroughly experi enced soda dispensers. In mak- ing application state age, ex- perience and dress Box 417-M, Star office, MAXDIS"PLAC!. by un-m. color ve reference. Ad- wowman; YOUNG LADY desires operator, experienced. ——r————r SITUATION—DOMESTIC. COQK, light housework in smail f settjed colored wom: et no Su 433 gosition s F. f x n. 7033, . fv. By nights; v nights: COOK. frst-class, | wood_ memuu DAY'S or wark of any kind except_Sundays wanted by rrllnhle Colored sl Gty ret- erences. _North by Telinble 1800 PIANO, TUNING, 3230, erson-Schaefer C L 1057 night call: Col_5 PLA >ATRING —Stralght patching; pointing up. Gt “ihe does best work at reasonable price 5 T “National PLASTERING . JO'BSr first-ciass. all kln cement work: no job loo far or too small. anklin 9822. E st mll&fll N L “Enn A“"“‘:“S," ‘i“ nu-hg 2 ¥ !Lvm'na and nunn. Tepairs and remod- prompt, personal service, 8. W. Ji n taville 1373 ker. Col. 4796, Tepair — es 644 Tew ROOFING, | repairing. [UNK. LUGGAG! aiting. BXpest workmansn kamith. 3813 _14th st mow. [ UPHOLSTERING, furniture TeDairing: work done in home if desired. E. S. Weaver, 1434 Newton st . “Adams 8401 UPHOLSTERING. ~ alip Special low prices this week nomny _Co.. 403 WILL WIRE y IhE Btires snd Intide nmm A Tnis ‘week only. = Cash Or' term, 10 vears To pas’ fist Bayment (o Start July 1 Sovers, | Graperien: jard Up- Nnionnl 4902 817 9th n.w. Phone National 7417. == GENERAL Housswonx wanted by two re- liable 'colored sirls; have references. 1638 Florida & GENERAL nouslw RE_00 o nights. 1537 GIRL, eulorm. w-nu iy s work. 1417 10th Work, cooking German, or mily. Apply bezwnn SiRL, bouselvork, n small 1 and 7, 2035 H st GIRL: colored, - children, cooking, st catch ‘work, care of housework: ndry" or Phone Teference: neat colored, wishes general house- full or part time. Apply 2224 13th w. Tper will- Very' fond of enil- iclid GIRE colored, Teliable, wants_day’s work “me: a0 S1d st. Sw. * Metropolitan 59, Inierest. 'Peopie’s Home Decorating, Co., e BEAUTY PARLORS. luuuz BTEVENS, Electric Needle Expert, 30 ears’ experience. Ugly Hair., Moles, Perma- Bently Removed. 51, *Batista ion Guarantesd: 302 Kresge ] a -J. " PERMANENT WAVE o W!dnudl{’ Spec ELLE 1328 N K W, N._104s MOTOR TBAVEL PASSENGER TO _CINGINNAT! share expenses; Cetefences excnaneed: c-q Geore MUTORINO TO LOS AN AN(\I'L TAKE three, sharing expenses: $50.00 each: ;r;u exchanged. Address Box 390-M, Ste ce. —_— SIaL, Telned. St wowd ks wogition i family; stey nights; no wa GIRL from t.n eollnlry ants work of ki y (Jeferences. 231 Tight chamber~ l n.w. HOUBEWORK time, cleaning bachelor Apt. stay evenings With children; rellable colored girl; reference. 916 n.w. MAID, colored, neat, nice alwosmn did cook, housemaid waitress o part ti 3 years' referenc . 6155-W. ref. POSITION as I in city. _Call Pot. o ekeeper of comp 0877 _or 66 V. e, it = so-m “ih r.rm-‘a‘ lowntown; reagonable terms. rate under hes ,unhs per line 5‘:9.““-. n.mncm Faa e s ¢ ingston & Co.. 1310' ¥ st. n.w: NURSE w]lL BOARD CHILD] suburban home: attention lV!n oor rins, '$35 mo. TRUSSES AND ELASTIC oo T REAL montruvlnx prices. Pit an llllllleuon want. ples Drug Store No. ’, e'g' > KINDERGARTEN AND. PR 'HOOL. Supervised slay: auto mmurmm u'.m pen all Sum: v- lat. 5649. et eul 3. 6" from home. WOMAN, "colored, rluunt dh--u perienc treat: | PelL o nur n