Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1930, Page 36

HELP' AN'D ‘SITUATIONS. D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE '3 lrmglon-.-nx. MOTOR TRAVEL. c WMAN GOING TO OHICAGO. wishes to mest CLOSING HOURS 2 fiT:llfi. raduie, i T.%Ej'_ Do Buags S saon 41 B ! FOR CLASSIFIED | |E¥¢edck ! e oBee. ADVERTISEMENTS o e s | obe” T | bR AN SO ?If. : AND den. desires’ work:® German, age ey | e LU0 dnp hateds: suptiodton: ke ime 10" learm U {Slerenss!" “wiiilog worker. Atdress Box| — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. . $:30 p.m. 5 ard operating. Com v of *_ | SRSURANGE EXFERT wiil Mindy expiain T b PERT will glady expiain im- At the Branch Agencles, one it._Oxford Bid 3 i Y G S e g T Porant diAerence. of modern. life: insurance: ' ussed 3 dail; FILE C mployer. ’ ! % : o i LS i i SOOI SRR ARl eonden- . * A Prepare now for flle clerk, statistical ahd | COOK, first-c) 3 3 5 st isbés vosit I . Address_Box_118-V. Star_office. editorial clerk, st and typ. exam. WITH STORE OR Civil' Service Prepatatory Sctiool, s%. cor. e ment, . suitapie fof ready-to-wear and 12th_and P n.w. Met. 6337. L+ . > ANNOUNCING OPENING DATES e . | et e e e e . in_connection with ST. FOR SUMMER SCHOOL. = o EW CLASSES FORMING ILIFING, experienced Bouseman. wanit | JY0LEA" "Decutur gapn O ron A JUNE 16 AND 24, Box 307y Btar otes, Deered: Addpsss| s ruG STORE, fiztures and TPEnGE L TOTAL TUITION - GERMAN sperke EReTan: experl: | FOn " Rddrees Bob 10V, Star offce. ELECTRICIAN, 6 years' - SHOP ¢ dealer _in trict, " ln:’ ;'..13,."““! in D.O or decorator or deal in THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT( 2 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100, Today on the Radio ||iEgssmss e . minutes). % (Al time p.m., unless otherwisq indicated.) ' 10:15—Same as WABC, (1% 'hours): 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060. 7:00—Same as WJZ (1% hours). Bhri B 950 Kilocycles. 630 Kilocycles hour. Sunday. Abridged Version of Opera :00—United States Navy Band. 3.00—United States Army Band. 422.3—WOR Newark—710. Nl Baseniing Arranged for Regular %’:T?E,rhdy Next Door. 00—Rhythm Kings. 5:00—Uncle Don; sports; orchestra, y P = 2 g e Tea Timers. 4:30—Biltmore Orchestra. 6:15—Finance; ensemble; orchestra. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the Concert Hour. = R ! wanis Club. 9:30—Russian_ Revels; news. —— BN e Oichuiee. 5:45—“Soll Acidity,” by Dr. L. B.|10:00—Orchestra; Moonbeams. s i tho clesing * ‘An abridged version of Verdi's “Aida” | 5:59—Gutrect. time. Broughton of the University of | 563 _wCAy Philadelphi time 15 10:30 a.m. Death Notices A A Maryland. ; e and Lost and Found for The THREE MONTHS’ TERM HideainRog. 2y S ORAGE Tor B 2 . - permanent position. _ Fritz | PAYING TR & STORAGE for sale Sunday Star will be accepted up g'-:m ::h&o,l‘&l . Clt 4 1547. or exchange, cily or country property.. C. ‘Winthrop and the Puritans,” by 1—Crockett Mountaineers. T:00—WABC (30 minutes); Gotts- i ). = DS, 3r Phone Met. Shd e ustwork: of Associlis Colmie. Frank G. Allen. 6:15—Flashes from The Evening Star. : Broadeasting System stations. :gs—grg‘akn gd‘l;l by Lew White. 6:30—Dinner concert, g:g?):s.me as WABC (11 hours). )R SECRETARIES, H 1;-5 Interview. Adams 6541. i e Tg.vp.;’o!c man_st.. Ale: T - Three popular Columbia soloists—Lil- | 7:00—Troika Bells. : : :30—Famous Composers~ Concert, 7 TIVOLL THEATER BUILDING. : Valei. dgcook- | GASOLINE, accessories, located high % 7:00—Correct time. 10:00—Two hours from WABC. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. Teleplione e 3000, > dfess Box 358-V. Suar ofice + " | eaui o sompes In order to protect its ad- 3 s souiti ] n 8:00—Trio; dance orchestra. 9:30—WABC (30 minutes); dance (15 LOCAL STATIONS. | 3:30—city ‘Park Band, a ~ 315 00— our) ; anders WRC 3156 Meters. . | WMAL 4759 Meters. ); Mary 00—Black and Gold Orchestra. 7:30—Skylarkers; Wizard; rte oy o in hony. - : R g 5:15—"Vocational Guidance,” by the 5'30:300:'{1 5(3;':‘:;“:1'1‘ 8:30—Piano Duo; songs; fireside. Dauy will be accepted up to noon £ 8’ k: day of ssue. except Saturday and Wil be presented during the weekly | 6:00—'Amos 'n’ Andy.” 2 5:30—Orchestra; U. of P. organ recital. grand opera concert tonight over WMAL | 6:15—"Heroes and " Patriots — John 6:00—Correct time. 6:00—Dance; brothers; wreckers. . j o:m. Saturday. EARLY REGISTRATION 18 ADVISED. rker; goad references: | WANT PARTNER, exploit patent: pri Thalkville MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL' |can meet the’public: ‘accent $25 wk. Give | small inyestment; zood pogsibllitie 4 :30—Frontier Days. lian Bucknam, soprano; Barbara Maurel, 00—Eveready hour. 1—Blackstone program. s colored, desires position ;I jos: contralto, and Theodore Karle, tenor— will sing the principal roles, supported | by an orchestra under the direction of | Howard Barlow. “It's the Depreciation” is the title of | the “Mr. and Mrs.” sketch. The story | involves a second-hand car and the trouble it causes in the domestic life of | *Jo” and “Vi." In the Biackstone program Frank | Crumit will sing one of his most popu- | lar topical compositions, “Down by the Railroad Track.” Julia Sanderson’s solo | specialty will be Berlin's “Whatll I| Do.” Their duet numbers include “Oh | Me, Oh My, Oh You” and “Waiting,” from “Listen Lester. Domenico Savino, conductor-com- | poser, will be guest conductor of the | “Mardi Gras” presentation, in which | Freddie Rich's Orchestra and a group of | soloists will take part. Selections from “Chu_Chin Chow” and “The Rogue Song” will be featured. Gov. Allen to Open Serics. The first of a new series of programs, | to be known as “Heroes and Patriots, will be broadcast tonight by WRC and other National Broaacasting Co. sta- tions. Gov Frank G. Allen of Massa- chusetts will open the s-ries with a talk | on “John Winthrop and the Puritans.” Frank Chapman, young Amenran‘ baritone, will be the guest artist in the | Eveready hour. His solo numbers will | be “The Soldier,” “County Derry” and “Mi Nina.” Nathaniel Shilkret’s Or- | chestra will complete the program with | four classical selections. “Dark Madonna” and “Danse Bar-| barre.” both from ‘“Congo_Sketches, will be played by Frank Black's O chestra as a_feature of the program of | the Happy Wonder BRkers. The pro-| gram also “Sweeping the | “Serenade” and | Clouds Awa: “The Moon Is Moon."” Russian Folk Songs Planned. from “Montana Folk songs of Russia will be heard| during the Troika Bells broadcast.| Genia Fonariova, soprano, will be the | principal soloist. The ensemble num- rs will be provided by Alexander Kirillofi’s Balalaika Orchestra. The Downing Players and the Old Dominion Quartet are featured tonight by WJSV. The regular Fireside pro- gram and the Hongkong Five also have Prominent places on the station's| schedule. Ted Stanford and his Serenading | Senators will close WOL's program to- | night with a half hour of dance music. A dinner concert and a 20-minute pres entation by the Kchala Melody Boys | are among the other feature RED TRIAL DATE IS SET Five Face Charges of Trying to| Incite Insurrection. ATLANTA, Ga., June 3 (#).—Trial of | Joe Carr, M. H. Powers, Mary Dalton | and Ann Burlack, white, and Gilmer | Brady and Henry Story, colored, all said to be Communists, on charges of at- tempting to incite insurrection, a capital | offense in Georgia, has been set for June 19 before Superior Judge G. H. Howard in Fulton Superior Court. The six are being held on indictments charging them with trying to incite in- surrection and distributing pamphlets which would tend to incite rebellion. | They were denied bond. Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 7:00—Pure Oil concert; Vincent Lopez and _his orchastra— WJZ. WBAL, WHAM, WJR, KDKA, WLW, KWK, KYW, WREN, KSTP, WPMJ, WEBC, WHAS. WMC, WBT, WJAX, WSM. WSB, WCKY, WIOD. KFAB and WRVA. 7:00—Blackstone _presentation; popular program by Frank Crumit and Julia Sander- son—WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 7:30—Around the world with Libby: Michael Rosznker, violinist, and Pasternak’s Orchestra — WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, WEAL, WHAM, KDKA, WJR. WLW, KYW, WREN, WSM, WHAS, WMC, 'WSB, KOA, KSL, WSMB, KGO, KGW, KOMO, KHQ and KECA. 8:00—Mardi Gras; Freddie Rich's Orchestra and _soloists— WMAL and C. B. S. Net- work. 8:30—Happy Wonder Bakers; Frank Black's Orchestra— WRC and N. B. C. network. 9:00—Westinghouse Salu‘e; So- dero Orchesira and chorus of 40 voices—WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, WHAM, KDKA, KWK, WBAL, WREN, WGN ‘and WJR. 9:30—R-K-O hour; vaudeville and motion picture stars— ‘WRC and N. B. C. network. NOLAN MOTOR CO. Sales @ Service Always Open 1109-15 18th N.W. Dec. 0216 R It's all a mistake to do without the convenience of your. car on account of parking congestion and prohibi- tion, when at the very nominal fee you can drive directly here—in the very heart of the down-town section, and be safely and conveniently parked. No cruising around for a parking space; no risk of damage or theft. 10:30a— :30—Braves; 30—Happy Wonder Bakers. :00-—Enna_Jettick, “Songbird.” :15—Landt Trio. :30—R-K-O hour. :00—Golden Gems. :30—Spitalny’s Orchestra. 00—Weather forecast. :01 to 12:00—Palais d'Or Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. :45a-—Tower health exercises. :15a—Morning devotions, :30a—Cheeri :00a—The Crackles Man. :15a—Morning melodies. 00a—National home hour. :00a—Mr. and Mrs. Valspar. :15a—Radio Household Institute. :30a—Talk by Mrs. Stuart Northrop. :45a—The Canny Cook. :00a—On Wings of Song. 00m—Farm flashes. 10—Daniel Breeskin music. 45—National farm and home hour. 30—The Melody Three. :15—"Art in Interior Decoration,” by Lillian V. Prussing. :30—Evening Stars. :00—Gen. Sucre centennial monies; address by Secretary of | State_Stimson. :30—Sky Sketches. 00 to 4:30—"The Lady Next Door.” WOL 2289 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 5:00—Studio program. 5:30—"“One-Time Opportunities.” 5:45—The Town Crier. 6:00—Dinner music. 6:15—Albert, Harned program. 6:30—Police flashes. 6:45—Talk under auspices of the Dis- trict Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers. 7:00—Kohala Melody Boys. 7:20—News flashes. to 8:00—Stanfords Serenading | Senators. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Reveille and musical clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:15a—Breakfast_brevities. 10:00a—Talk by Peggy Clarke. ‘Today’s Bright Spots.” 11:00a—"In Case of Fire," H. A, Chapman of the District Fire Department. 11:30a—"Musical Impressions,” by Mrs. Walter E. Hilton. 12:00m—Musical program. 12:30—Luncheon music. NAA 4345 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 Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern Standard time. (Meters on left.of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 454.3—WEAF New York—650 (N. B. C. Chain). 6:15—Heroes and patriots. 6:30—Historical. 7:00—Troika bells. 7:30—Frontier days. 8:00—Orchestra. 8:30—Happy Bakers. 9:00—Song Bird. 9:15—Landt Trio. 9:30—Vaudeville. 00—Golden Gems. 10:30—Phil Spitaln, 11:00—B. A. Rolfe dance hour. 348.6—WABC New York—860 (C. B. S. | Chain). 6:00—Little Church Around the Cor- nel 6:30—Dance carnival. 00—Sanderson and Crumit. 7:30—Romany. - 00—Mardi Gras. 00—Mr. and Mrs. 30—Grand opera. 00—Observer: Heywood Broun. 10:30—Weems’ Orchestr 11:00—Dance music; midnight melodics. 2 | 394.5—WJZ New York—760 (N. B. C.| Chain.) :00—Moment Musicale. 15—Harold Sanford Orchestra. 45—Floyd Gibbons. :00—Amos 'n’ Andy. :15—Scores and Two Troupers. 30—Lew White organ recital. 45—Polly Preston. 00—Vincent Lopez Orchestra. 30—Around the world. 00—Popular music. :30—Radio show. :00—The Salute. 30—Cronies and Old Topper. :00—Hour- of slumber music. 282.8—WTIC Hartford—1 :00—Home Circle program; scores. kids; orchestra. 30—Half hour from WEAF. {ANYWHERE IN THE CITY PROPER 6100 255 A A You Can Use Your Car Freely —if youw'll park with us For 2 Hours Parking Special Rates by Week or Month While we have your car a few hours give it a “Capital Wash.” 0—Rice's Bakery Orchestra, 00—Correct_time. 1—Mardi Gras. —Graybar's “Mr. and Mrs.” 0—Grand_opera_concert. 0—Mrs. Walter E. Hilton, soprano. 5—Heywood Broun’s radio column. | 0—Ted Weems With Al and Pete. 0—Le Paradis Orchestra. 00—Correct time. 1y Program Tomorrow :00a—Something for every one. 30a—Morning moods. :45a—English Derby broadcast. 15a—Radio Home Makers. 0a—United States Navy Band. 5a—Opening the morning mail. 0a—Cutting the Food Bill.” 45a—Interior_decorating. 0a—Charis Players. 5a—General Baking Co. program. 0a—Columbia_Revue. 0a—Yoeng's Orchestra. 30—Harry Tucker's Orchestra. 00—Syncopated Silhouettes. :30—Grace Hyde, soprano, and Co- lumbia Little Symphony. 20—Columbia Ensemble. 30—For Your Information. 3:00—Gen. Sucre Centennial ceremo- | 9:00—Los Amigos; romance. nies—address by Secretary of | 10:00—Orchestra; variety; WJZ. State Stimson. 3:30—Musical album. 4:00—Columbia Grenadiers. 4:15—Primer for town farmers. 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. :00—Midafternoon musicale. 0—Studio feature. 0—Whoopee hour. 4:30—Children’s program. 0—Science and history. 5:30—Down the Highway. 0—Musical interlude. 6:15—Service program. 0—News flashes. 0—Classified program. 0—Studio feature, 5—Police flashes. 0—Time signal. 1—Unchained Facts. 8:00—Hongkong Five. 0—Fireside program. 00—Downing Players. 0—Dr. Frederick Karr. :00—Percy Silverberg, tenor, and Art Stone, pianist. 10:30—OIld Dominion Quartet. 11:00 to 11:30—Monty Pollard and Early Program Tomorrow. 9:008 to 1:00—Varied program of mu- | 1739 J sle, talks for women, farm news | 11:15—Dot and Larry; frollc. and current events. 00—Midafternoon musicale. 260.7—~WHAM Rochester—1,150. 5:15—Markets; news; music. 5:45—WJZ (30 min.); talk; songs. 7:00—Same as WJZ (32 hours). The Fame of Fussells Real Cream Ice Cream. —is nearly four-score ice cream ever made for commercial sale— been the best ever since. Pure—rich—and in a wide variety of the most delicious flavors. Look for the Fussell sign in your neighbor- Ask about our Fussell Ice Cream Birthday Cake. Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co. 1310 Wis. Ave. 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980. 5:00—Melody Makers; Bank program. 5:45—WJZ (30 min.); Revelers, 6:30—The Evening Altar. 7:00—Three’ hours from WJZ. 10:00—Sports and orchestra. 379.5—WGY Schenectday—790. 5:15—Dinner music; scores; talk. 5—Hour from Studios. 7:15—Concert_orchestra. 7:30—Same as WEAF (1% hours). 9:15—Concert orchestra. min.). 302.8—WBZ _ Springfield—990. 5:00—Sports; orchestra. 5:45—WJZ (30 min.); jesters. 6:30—WJZ (30 min); Bing Family. 7:30—Same as WJZ (215 hours). 10:00—Sports; WJZ program. CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700, 6:00—Organ; concert; orchestra. 7:00—Hour from WJZ. 8:00—Bubble Blowers; fiddlers. 10:45—Brooks and Ross; Reveries. | 12:00—Orchestra and singers. 398.8—WJR Detroit—750. 6:00—Serenaders; best story. 6:45—Cecil and Sally. 7:00—Hour from WJZ. 8:00—Bubble_Blower. 8:30—WJZ (30 min.); Cigar Girls. 9:30—WJZ (30 min.): orchestra. 10:30—WJZ (15 min.): Dixie voices. 11:00—Dance music (2 hours). 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740. 7:00—WJZ and WEAF (4 hours). 11:00—Studio; theater program. 277.62-WBT Charlotte—1,080. 5:45—WJZ. (30 min.); studio. 7:00—WJZ (30 min.); studio program. 8:00—Feature; violin; studio. 9:00—NBC programs (113 hours). 10:30—Historical sketches. 365—WHAS Louisville—820. 7:00—WJZ and WEAF (4 hours). 11:00—Studio; Jack Turner. 11:45—Concert; dance. 461.3—WSM Nashville—650. 7:00—WJZ and WEAF (1% hours). 0—Hotel orchestra. 9:00—WJZ and WEAF (1 hour). 10:00—Musical movie news. 10:30—WJZ ‘(30 min.); orchestra. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110. 5:45—WJZ (30 miny): music talk. 7:00—WJZ (30 min); news leader. 7:45—Concert; pianist; books, 8:30—WEAF and WJZ (2 hours). 10:30—Pianist; Club of the Night. __Cronies Old Topper This week’s newest about-town stories and songs—by the column- ist of the air, with his inimitable band. N.B.C. Network. CRUSH-DRY [ ‘The sparkling. orange beverage that is changing thedrinking habits of the nation. ORANGE-CRUSH CO. Ontario, Cal. New York Chicsgo e ———————— B T TR O Burton Awnings Are Custombilt e e e Awnings are the one thing needed —to make your home completely en- joyable during the hottest wedther— keeping available for use rooms and porches otherwise barred from use by And BURTON AWNINGS give the home an artistic touch as well. Every Burton Awning is custombilt, Estimates and suggestions ‘without obligation, 9:30—WEAF (30 min.); organ tlfll 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. household and furniture. N. C. A. Co. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (2), good: m be experienced, especially on new Oldsmo: biles; will pay’ salary to the ones selected Noriheast Oldsmobile Saies & Service, 64 i > n.e. . BOY, about 18 years of Tor Teal estate officé, who cen use typewriter and drive auto; $40 month and commission. Address Box 223-V, Star office. BOY, bright, with wheel; excellent oppor- tunity. Address Box 302-V, Star office. * CANVASSERS ATTENTION—85 dishwashing machines that retail for $10 will be sold for 52.50._Mr. Loos, 60: 5 reference and experience. macy. 1010 Conn. ave. HAIR BOBBER, expert, Suite 225. National Press Bldg. HIGH-SCHOOL GRADUATES want ¥0oc positions and not afraid of hard work (part day and part night) address Box 311-V. Star office. Application must &ive age. helght, weight, references and if applicant can drive truck or_horse. _ i JANITOR, must be experienced: mice aua ters; $50° month. Apply The Herbert Co 907 15th st. m.w. MAN. young, to do se painting and_plain_carpentry. State expe- Tience and price. Must be reasonable. Ad- dress Box 313-V. Star_office. oy MAN, young, for counter Work time. Apply A & W. Root Beer Stores, 5103 Ga. ave. 6 p.m. ¥ or 11 a.m. Wednesday. EN, two. n manager, covering small MENS inCMaryiand. | Brefer young men with Some selling ability. - Pay daily. Call before 10 or ‘after 4 p.m.. 317 Mather Bidg. MEN (3) with sales experience; better-class N who "have. earned” good income and Wil appreciate position that will net them 335 to $60 per week. Apply 120 McGill Bids., 8:30-9:30-3-5. _Ask_for Mr. Daniels. MEN _(4) for selling; $25 and_liberal com- mission conditional while in training. Our special instructors show you in the field ow. to average $40 to 350 weekly. Can also use one man with car on special propo- sition. Call 216 Insurance Bids. Call after MEN—Openings on our_sales units for col- lege and high-school men; must be over 18 years old. Apply Good Humor Ice Cream Co.. 806 R. 1. ave. n.e. missions. _ n LY g "MEN_Several po opened for neat ap- pearing men between 20 and 30 years of pply 505 International Bldg. MEN—_Two, neat appearing: must furnish 1 references. See Mr, Wilt, 10 to 3 p.m.. ankers Exchange & ‘Travel Service, Inc 1103 Vermont ave. nw. MEN to_distribute advertising, 7 a. D st. n.w. _ PHARMACIST; give ence.__Address Box 278-V, Star office. PRESSER, experienced: must be good; per- manent_position. = See Mr. Foberti, Gros- ner's. 1325 F st. i g0 REPRESENTATIVE OR JOBBER 1o dia- tribute u full line of popular price paint, roof coating. varnishes and enamel. Apply by letter oniy. Mineral-lac Paint Go., Inc., 67 Laurel st.. Philadelphi SALESMAN, experlenced in canvassing from door-to-door, With light car, (0 act as crew manager: & «ood _steady position year around: we pay salary and commisison while fearning. See Mr. Harris, 1017_Conn. ave. SALESMAN—Splendid opportunity for n appearing man 0 make a Dermanent con Dection with well established electrical con- tracting house in Washington and vicinity. Good proposition to right type of man. See M. Lovette, New Amsterdam Hotel, between 4a m. this week. SALESMEN can earn §35.00 week on established product, whole or part time. Apply_900_20th_st. n. 3° SALESMEN to sell For: experienced men preferred: must own dem onstrator. Anacostia Motor Co., 1325 Good Hope rd. s.e. SALESMEN, just ory prospects and nee personality and successful sales record. Tire of experience not important but must be able to sell leads furnished. A real open- ing: must have car. See Mr. Phillips, Mon- day or Tuesday evénings, 7 to 9, suife 1111 Ambassador_Hotel. _____BUSINESS INSTRUCTIO PREPARE NOW. FILE CLERK, STATIS- PR, Ow TR, LR ST, Preparatory School, s.e. cor. 12th & F n.w. n in private famil Phone Decatur 1166, 30 . well experience nces. 360" Cathedral ave. n.w. 3 Met, 6331, —— EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. SALESLADY, waitres: T, counter eirl, salad woman. ook and colored eur and houseman. .-Gen. Agcy.. 502 Albee Bldg. i e G STENOGRAPHERS. _bookkeepers. Teeded “aaily - No_charge ubiess _placed Washington Empioyment Exchange. 214 Nat s BIdg.. 14th & F gts. n.w. _District 2480. NOTICE—Nationai Personnel Burea K st n.w Competent help furnished Dositions_oven_dstly _ Distriet 5821 POSITIONS g s i bookkeepers. clerks. salesmen, etc Free istration Boyd's. 1333 F n.w. ‘Nat'l 2338 —_— e —— HELP—WOMEN. AUTY OPERATOR, all around. ADDIY Daicony, 1200 O st o, 1 _troond AgEl 11_sround: only ex- periencea need i g, apply. 503 Kresse Blde., BEAUTY OPERATOR to cut iad and marcel. Apply 2202 4th st. n.e., Ames Beauty CLERK, experienced. Tor confectionery and PANTRY MAN, firsi-ciass, as 3rd cook; local references._Call Atlantic 1469-W. 5* STENOGRAPHER - BQOKKEEPER. experi- enced. high-school education; clean record: D, Broduce results; 335 wk. Holden, Met. T I T E STENGGRAPHER. 5 years experience, age B areduate of nigh sunool: s00d ¢ “Hiclent. 150 Wi Metromolitan BT T o g STENOGRAFHER_AND TYPIST, experienced. wants ¥ Teasonable. Address Box 2 LID = YOUNG LAWY] k5 & con Ployment . Cleveland sisL. o ron OF €7 YOUNG MAN wants position In . 20_Raleigh st. s.¢ et OUNG MAN. college sophomore, can use typewriter, drive . office experience: avail. immediately. 810 Aspen st. Ga. 4330, — - SITUATIONS—MEN AND W COUPLE desires work together a: k and butler, or separately: willing to leave city. city references, North MAN AND WIFE wish to_manay 3 SITUATION—WOMEN. :“splendid experience: 3210 for 60 da. 8 Box 113-V. Star office. z ANION - HOUSEKEEPER or _invalid CoMP, attendant desires position; -will leave city; reference. _Georgia_3247. L GIRL, white. wanted fo sasisi_In_dining room and kitchen. Apply 1111 13th st. n.w. DRESSMAKING AND REMODELING, ex- perienced, out by day. North 48s1. GIRLS, over 18, for counte: 1y GIRLS, over 18, for counter work. ~Apply & p.m. Tues GIRL to copy tax rtate daily. State salary desire 283-V.,_Star_office. Sieh sthoot ‘reasired gh ' school “réquired; salary, room board while training, ~Apply_superintendent, Harrlet, Lane Hospital, 1634 Col. rd., betweer an i LADY. 27 to 45. reiiable, §00d worker, tact- fil and agreeable pefsonality: learn sood: paying business: willing to_co-operate with employer and employes; can have all the responsibilities she can handle anc be well paid: $1.500 first year. Address Box 107-V, Star omce. LADY between 25 nd 45, good personality and " appearance: this work is easy and pleasant. you can devote full or part time: prefer lady with some local Rcausintance and club amliation. See Mrs. Thomas. Suite 1111 National Hotel, Wednesdey and Thurs- nd 45. of €ood appe: ance and personality to handle ~special organization work. Experience not' neces Two weeks vacation and no Satur- Salary_and bonus. See Mr. CIRI, wants pIaing sewing by the day. Call Lin. BOUSE MANAGER By well bred woman vg;i wide experience in ling _schools. mestic selence training. Successful in buy- ing and planning well balanced meals. Un- a handiine colored help. Address Box Star_office. }l.%!‘{flmn. German, experience. Adams POSITION IN firat-class hotel or apt. house: excel. in _salesmanship: 1 all bramches front office and auditing dept A-1 reference. ~Addzess Box_295-V. Star_office. SECRETARY. 5§ years experience medical specialist office catering to select class of clients; good edu on. Telephone Ad;.ml 5137 SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, P. B. X. erator: former secretary to general 'ulrfi manager, Postal Telesraph, New Yor] educated. aged 22. Mrs. Hyatt, Adams 9394, between 3 and SECRETARY - B¢ ine concern in_Eni o State University. ' Good reference ._Star_office. ER. _experienced, Tellable, conscientious; 10 years with bank- d; 3 years secretary 34.500._Address Box 300-V. Star t CIGAE AND NEWS STAND opby, Taree ofice building; possibly best stand of kind in “city; will stand_investigation. ice 34.000. Address Box 312-V. Star_office. __* WANT PARTNER with experience in cafe work__Good location. New opening. Address Box 78-V. Star_office. DRUG STORE on Conn. ave—Opportunity for iive wire to double business, in wonderful location; requires fair cash payment. Ad- dress ‘Box 79-V. Star office. 3, CHANCE TO PURCHASE a going automobile business Brick bullding, = 44x118. Offic supply room. work shop, large storage spac hot-water heat. every convenience. in the cenier of the biisiness district of Alexandria. only two blocks from Washinkton-Mount , Vernon Boulevard: $12.750: terms. SEE MR, CARVER. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1407 New ‘York Ave. N.W. S Nntional 1166, AS AN INVESTMENT her: lows, 5 rooms ; ; rented $22.50 per month ‘each: 4 arages; piece of ground 150x180. 1'2 squares’ from Mount Vernon Boulevard in Alexandria and only $5.250: terms. SEE MR, CARVER, LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1407 New ‘York Ave. N.W. National 116 " HOME AND BUSINESS! Modern, practically new home 1at- commercial “one: § large rooms; up-to-date in'every detail: 3 large porches. large attic. Bullt-in_garage; in new section of north- west_that is developing very rapidly. Ex- cellent_opportunity for most any business. Further detalls, see Mr. Waple. WAPLE & JAMES, 1226 14th St. N.W. TO BUY OR S ANY BUSINESS, E US FIRST ‘CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO. 9th FLOOR, DIST. NAT L BANK BLDG. 1406 G ST. N.W. TEL. MET. 4 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guerantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive ;reomm attention. For admission to commended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 115. ANT. BEDBUG, MOTH, ROACH extermina- tion guaranteed. Fumigation and motl ‘ocfig of houses. Also fumigation cham. r to rld furniture of moths and bedb Call and deliver. American Disinfectant, Co. Eye st. n.w__National 6478. Je31® 19 L st s.W. Sadress Box 304 ; i COLLEGE STUDENT _ desires Do- sition _as muisemaid or governess for Sum- mer._Call Apt. 328, Nat. ot any “Kind: -peices Teasonanie. iress OPERATORS. ~experienced on or ma- chines. (0 selw on dresses. Apply €36 Louls- na A PRACTICAL NURSE, Tousekeeper, White, strons, 25 °to 45, for ‘lady with invalid mother; “pleasant home: stay nights: city references Call after 1 p.m., 1301 M now., ABL: 3 g SEAMSTRESS to give few hours’ service pe: Ta servi {EoXt g drvies i1 New Hamoatire ave. STENOGRAPHER for real estate - gnce firm: must be esmrlmll:efl. 'EJ':‘ ABher age, salary and complete dets Gress Box 299-V. Star omeer oo A STENOGRAPHER. young woma > Silate Comce: $100 per month: n- Angwerik state age and experience. = Address Box . Star_office. experienced; ~ moderate salary to start: Dermanent position. ADPLY Warrington . Motor Car Co., 2035 17th. st. n.w.._Mr. Barnhar 2 TAILORESS, white, wanled, experienced in men’s and indies’ WOrk. ~Apply 3211 ML Pleasant st. TEACHER or college_student, energetic, capa- ble, Who ‘wishes comfortable empioyment during Summer; orofitable from standpoint of health, training and finance: will be trained in’ business: 3313 for 78 rail- ad fare and bonus: o P WAITRESS for light work; short hours; 36 week. Phone North 0106;_ask for cafe. WAITRESSES, white; to work on roof sarden : experience nuf necessary. ~ADI Budd's. 1781 Columbia rd. n.v. Loid WOMEN OR GIRLS, youns, white, for fined waitress work. _ Toll _House ‘Tavern, Silver Spring__Phone Silver Spring 5. WORKING HOUSEKEEPER. sma 00d_salary. Address_Box_71-V. Star_offics YOUNG LADY, refined, to k_in retail bakery in Chevy Chase. Address Box 379-V, Star_office. SHOE SALESMEN, 17; must be experienced. Also girl for hosiery dept. Apply Traveller Shoe Store. 418 ith st. _ = YOUNG MAN—Must be_experienced ' wen’ haberdasher, Henry J. Goodman, 1701 Penn. ave. n.w. B A YOUNG MAN, now aitending Washington college or high_school, for permanent part- {ime position. Hours 2:30-6:30 p.m.: straiht sulary; must have lght car. ~Address Box 286-V. Star_office. | YOUNG MAN. nest appearai store. One, with photographic Sieferred. Rdaress Box 283-V. Star office. YOUNG MAN with sales ability. neat ap- pearance, to solicit for dry-cleaning com- ahy " Kpply 1n berson. ‘experienced oni Btopies Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 8113 Geor, aves Silver Spring. Md. % ey YOUNG MAN to assist in_collection dept. of credit clothing store, ' Excellent oppor: II;;,I“V for advancement to right party. 735 i Yo EN. nothing to sell Maurice, 608 9th st. n.w. all w LESMAN. Here in & real opening for the right man. We have more %00d leads than we can handle secured through a new and unique method. To & man with a success(ul sales record along automobile, insurance, sec Kkindred lines, and owning a five- we can promise action every nings in excess of $100 weekly. Come In and talk it over. It costs nothing Jou may be the man we want. See Mr. | Eotiei4Te Eve st WORK-ROOM MA One who has had thorough store experience and can give the best character references. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO. A-1 SALESMAN. 1t's @ crime for any merchant in Wash- inglon not to protect himself against bad checks, counterfeit money, dishonest em- ployes. safe burglary, hold-ups. The U. 8. Pidelity & Guaranty Co. is issuing a com- bination ‘bond. covering all these items and others for only 13c per day. We pay you s10 r order this year and on renewal. J. C. Bissell, 327 Southern Bldg., Wednes. day. '» until noon. i MEN WANTED. 2 men between 25 and 40, sales experience desirable. This proporition is backed by one of the stroogest benks of tl city. The men selected can earn $60 & week or better, Apoly between 8 and 10 a.m. and 3 and § 5{;! Call for Mr. Barton, 502 Edmonds i SURS, WHITE. 438,08, G00p, HARCIER, AND, VELT PUBLIC WITH COURTESY AND SAFETY. BELL CAB CO.,, X!I'I_L ST. N.W. WANTED—SALESMEN. " WORK-ROOM MANAGER. One who has had thorough store experience and can give the best character references. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO. ENCED MARKERS. THE PALACE, i B0 HST.NW. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY For hixh school or college graduate not un- der 25" years for special work with one of America's foremost corporations: permanent positicn and good only " refined, dignified. dependabl will qu:;l‘??: IX REFINED LADIE. —under 35; references; no sell- ing; $7 to $10 per day possible; paid while training. Call Na- tional 5554, ask for Miss Nichol- ison; hours for interview, 9-11 and 2 to 5 p.m. SOy Homen” ho can: il eeed merchan dise. _Address Box 261-V, Star office. NOTIONS BUYER. An excellent opening for a young woman of experience and good character; will consider a good assistant. = Address Box A capable ‘energetic - young woman who has had some buy- ing experience. Address Box 260-V, Star office BUYER OF PERFUME. A young -woman of the best character who has had experi- ence in buying. Address Box 262-V, Star office. TOY BUYER! A clever young woman of good experience. State age and places of employment. Address Box 264-V, Star office. HELP—DOMESTIC. CooK. wiite woman, for one m ive-diy week. Apply 451 B 12 am. SALESMAN for new nationally advertised at- ticle, now going over big: everybody needs it: non-seasonal: no competition: substitutes very expensive apparatus; 28% commission. Georgla_2157 i srahal SALESMAN o introduce an _educational novelty, Teligious in character: churches. schools, homes: experienced and organizing iers required. Phone for appoint- Bradley 523, after 6 p.m. " ADV.ERTISING SPECIALTY SALESMEN to ‘sel, remarkable_lne of New Metal Art Blotters. “Artistic, Calendars. Beautitul Ad- TR RANE B SEa s, ~Call 9°10 and 43 COOK, “experienced colo man: SO0k, epaemord eoird woutn: rol 'OOK, white, references, to §0 to 3 K051y 6315 Nieadow Tune: Chevy Chase: Md Tuesday or Wedn 1 GIRL. white, for gene: house wor foiehts, 3017 Hillver Bl B T gir) B AN fer wirl living y. 2and and. G ste D.W. STEN¢ HER, aged 18, high school and sraduate; some experience: business college Can meet. Dublic: 318 Week. Georsia 329, SITUATION—DOMESTIC, CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS. _white: piace ; well recommended by present all Decatur 4424 or 1721 Rhode Island ave. n. B ke Seoires soulbien euod” Teferepse: Adiress Box 316-V, Star office * CHAMBERMAID OR NURSE. 1o fo fo Bl Ridge Summit, or Monterey. n.w. nurge, colored girl; city ref. Call 614 Harvard st. GIRL_colored. 2514_Geor GIRL. o wishes work, full or part time; city references. Apply 3224 13th GIRL, colored. wants Job a5 maid, ¢ook or weneral housekee Sna retiabier 1114 o GIRL: wisheg to have job warker, small_family; wan Call Kiantie 28833 GIRLS (two), colored, erences. North 4685- wish positions as maids Or waitresses: can give good ref- GIRL, colored_experienced cook and house- Gorker, "wants ‘blace in small family: 0 away for Summer ‘o stay 1n city; €ood ret- erences. 3209 13th st. GIRL. colored, wants place: room on lof. Phone N. 4554 or come to 1754 You st. n.w. LAUNDRESS, capable colored woman, wants L 3481. undry, day's work. _Call 3 MAID, colored, ~first-class cook, splendid worker: does fuil or PATL time, 150 waitress; references. _Decatur 24 MAID, colored. n need . Po % PLAIN. COOK. settled_ colored woman. in smail family in city; stay. niehts; no Taun- T . 1433 W st. f ail kinds renovated and steri- R 3 serv 3 ing ‘oo 2315 8¢h St n jur ' NG Ot (wh commiors, re-or: Cow: “mat; A éred deai Bedding Co., 623 E n.w. Nat. 4004, GCARPENTER-JOBBER, general _repairing, porches screened, enclosed. fences built. Morgan Brinin| 1359 Tavior st. Adam: 1624 after 5 p. CARPENTER, repairs, alterations, garages. porches_inciosed, glass or wire; concrete work. Hart, 3016 Adams st. n.e.’ Atl. 3871 CARPENTER, contractor: remodeling, exp. 1e- glllln ‘painting, cement work, screens, fence uil n, 1365 Irving. Col. 6917. CARPENTER REPAIRS. porches, partitiona. floors, shelving, screens, cement or brick work. _J. Rowell, Met. 2146, > E st. 3 CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS—We in a sash cord, build you a porch, screen it, make any changes or repi you wish, paint the whole house or any part of it, paper one or all the rooms, small jobs plastering or brickwork, repair any roof er paint it. Only the best paints. fork m please you. No charge for estimate. Smal charge for the work. Remember we do an! thing. and do it right. General Repair Co. Atlantic 4273 day or night. L CHAIR CANEING., porc! Ker linted, holstering _ Armstrong. 1235 fo'& st Metropolitan 2062. ELECTRIC WIRING—6 rooms, 2 hall $40.00. Complete fixtures, $20 install my estimate, save money; work guaranteed. North 0885. H. M. enter. 7° EXPERT R FINISHING. scraping. waz: Bt T oilled Mechmnics | Baul Berepe. 38 N._ Y ave nw_ Nat 3666 FLOOR WORK, every description: dustless able: guaranteed. L. T. w. Clev. 0528. new. Dustless machines. Prices reasol Work guaranteed. W. C. Deaton, 2010 now. Pot. $330-M FLOOR WORK in all branches; new dust- less machines; expert mechanics: moderate charges. Let us estimate. Wright's Floor Service. 600 Kennedy st. 3 FLOORS SCRAPED. hand or machine; reasonable price ‘promj {»mmn service. H. E. Richardson, D:c PRACTICAL NURSE. care of infant child i 2003 rly person; $ib a week. J. L. Work nursing, Woman, col- ing or laundry. 183, FLOORS SCRAPED. refinishea: —clean waxed. hand or machine work: reilabie serv- ice reasonable prices. Nash Floot Service. 803 Princeton st n.w _Columbia 4231 FUENITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: alip covers made:, est. cheerfully given; returned free__Tittensor, 1600 _8th st. n.w. N. 7703 WOMAN. colored, “meat: excellent _ cook, housemaid or part time: can §0 aWa: 25 cents: made while ou wait, % “clark. 1231% New Yore ave ow._ Met 3005 years reference. 12. “WOMAN, colores work with small ‘WOMAN, colored, general woi 00/ dress Box WOMAL! wo0d_ret WOMAN, yi}un? colored, r e, desires private family’ or any 7021, L o g0 away for i sood references. LAWN MOWERS, expert sharpening and re- pairing; new und used mowers for sale: your old mower in trade. Lawn Mower Service, 917 11th st. n.w. Franklin 10183, colored, wishes place as maid or Phone Decatur waltress; leave city; 1 Se13- WOMAN, colored (widow), wants housework, maid or charwoman: stay nights; city ref- erences. _Atlantic_4165. WOMAN._colored, Teliable. want work of ‘any kind from 7:30 to 2 Columbia 3308-9. YOUNG WOMAN, colored, meat. desires gen- o7} housework; referenc jone Potomac The rate under heading ef Personal "3 Eents"per line additional Lo the regular line rate. ADVANCED ON PAWN ¥ x{'r't: in k Co.. 1319 P at. T ot s4s. BACKWARD CHILDREN TUTORED, GRAD) 1-8; experienced teacher. Fr. 0848-R. 5° ELECTRO-THERAPY — REDUCING: 35; cabinet Turkish baths, bal F . Met. 0429. 917 18th, Apt. 3. 5° A LEO HEALER—WONDERFUL MAGNETIC {Yeatments by exp. masseur; velicves stom- ach troubl rheymatism, etc. ~Hours 2. to 3 pm, 929 G st. n.w. - Natioual 1450. i DO_WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING. Floors cleaned or refinished: shellacking, waxing, paintine. pavering piasiering; odd ‘Call_BEN, Pot 3 4 N TOUN SUMMER DAY CAMP—BOY] sitls, 3 to 13 years; called for, xeturned by private car daily: awlmming, athletics, cratis indergarten; collese counselors. 3| est pu it PAINTING, interior, exterior; very able. 1 do my own work. Call al D. R. Metz, Decatur 3526. PAINTING, interjor and e: an average size front of 2-story house with two coats of paint and pencil me, $45; work guaranteed. Earle Jordan, Lincoln 5765._(White.) PAINTING, PAPERING. interior, exterior; monthly payments. arry Glorius & Co., . _Phone Col. 4338. jea7* [PERHANGING. PLASTERING. thi ith; best material: ., D Topatin, 5328 PAPERING—Rooms papered, 36 Up; prompt personal attention; newest d Egdal, 3559_10th X -Room suaranteed work. coln_5765. _(White.) ______ PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING — Rooms papered, 15 up. _Work guaranteed. Go any- Baitz, 601 Irving st. n. Col red, S d Earle Jordan, Lin- special prices 35 up; latest d signs;_sood cl aranteed § yes: Pemberton. 132 C n.e._Lin. 7652, 3 PAPERHANGING. ter work and plast in your home: no ca: J. R, Sears. 639 N. ¥ s 'Al HANG ING D PAINTINC prices this month, no cash necessary; rooms apered, §6.00 up; mrhlnnng‘ rlllrlhtkod in_writing for 5 ye: PA at low-, ‘prices. We use Dutch Boy and l" linseed oil only. Install heating plants jowest prices, do all kinds of plumbing and general remodeling: up to 3 vears to B i PR Hor, S, St cal o 1009 Sth st n.w. in pl . ‘under Home_Decorators. PIANG_ TUNING, $2.30; Tepalr —estimates free Sanderson-Scha Co., 644 H at. Lin. 1057; night call, Col._5940. Pot. 935. PIANO_TUNING, repairing: formerly hesd B R g T Geo. M. Wal 1. 4796, 707 Allison n. PLASTER REPAIRING—Straight new work. patching, pointing up. Get the man who does best work at reasonable prices. Lioyd Perdue, 826 4th st. n.w. National 3388, 3° N WILL STORE PIANO IN HOME FOR USE n 1 440, - WEDISH MASSAGE FOR RHEUMATISM. reducing and seneral bod; 13 Fairmont at. n.w. -Adams 7064. WASHED IN LUX - C! for and delivered; 80c for double. Phone. Berwyn 17-M, 7- 10 OHINA PAINTED TO REPLACE FIBCES wmissing _ in u-rorlnl dinnerwar GHINK sHO} " 13th_st. D.w. _Met. 3659, TLL SHARE LOVELY HOME WITH COU- ple Where one s home ddys; references ex- ¢ * Adiress Box 396-V. Star omce. * IOOKED SILK RUGS, HANDMADE. NOT in, stores. " Phone ' Lin. 8609.J. 0093204 4 E_CLIEN- des “get 1n touch with individua nds in frst- mortgage notes secured on huproved D. C. renl estat Absolute confidence and intes- GIRL, white, Tellable, general housework: with reference: tay nll‘lll %0 to seashore in_July. _In 811 15th GIRL, general housework, 2 in family; §00d )mll’ll: stay nights; 36 a week, Wisconsin Tity_sssured. ~Address Box .66-V. Star_office. ‘TRUSSES AND :umfi GOODS AT REAL money-suving_prices. it and satisfaction R g A Drug Store No. 9, 1107 PLASTERING, Job, first-class; all kinds of cement, work. No ob t0o far or teo small. District_4570. 4 PLUMBING, HEATING pairs mdeluhlhu years. J. R._Guerin, PATRING, painting, sutter, mlll ing: oest material reasonable. Ajax - 10k’ Co., Nortn 5314, day, night. 3088 16th n. RUGB_Orlental and domestic Tugs washed. ired tored. A. & P. RuE Oo. e 864 Sgied, K8 ¥ pie UPHOLSTERING. furniture Tepsicing: O e home if desisea. B, B Woaver: IRRORS, beds, chairs, sm secretary, prints, china, flblel". 'wl‘l. corner chairs. 1620 Wisc AUCTION SALE-—Furniture - e R e : oo &Blll furniture, -1 o shitire) Capital Garage District 9500 < NURSE, “white, for B T 0 50 EORPORATION, 1126 National Press Bids. |gsashore, . Apsly esiv wfi e INSTRUCTION COURSES. ;0"‘:" - e - FS - xTTG D ANy HOUR. | WOMAR. PO Sl s wester : R D W P 1 WL R T mmk' C.M. Burton & sm&usn}mml - SLrhumuuuunmmnmN‘h e E“;fi%fig‘ffizi kS G o I S