Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1930, Page 36

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Purnell, Pi1op. “The Loveliest Spot in Penn: With its natural beauty untm on the very summit of the Al 2.200 feet above the sea beach and temperate water of the La of the Eagles afford ideal boating # bsthing. Two splendid 18-hole and 9-hole. For det. THE liAlESIl)E 7,5, ik & Son T IN THE znr.rnnz D N o) INN—Edgar R. Kiess SZS—GIonous Vacation--$25 ation at Virginia Mineral J'In ¥ of Blue the, Ridge o “Tennis, ete. ideal -umu over the tel 3 0d: . Fishing, i ation. Zwenty-five dollars e North o8 VIRGINIA BEAC! Virginia_ Beach, Va. New plshed cottages by ¢ the week. .r{nflern. fur- HOOVER'S ADDRESS 10 BE BROADCAST, to Go on Wire to Salt Lake Studio. ‘Throug! Columhu and companies, the entire Nation will listen in tonight to President Hoover's address to the Governors of the various States in annual convention in Salt Lake City. The President will speak from his study in the White House and his voice Wwill be carried by wire to the Utah Hotel in Salt Lake City. Microphones ill pick up the address for the radio sudience. Botii WRC and WMAL have sched- uled the talk, which, incidentally, will #et a new record for presidential broad- casts. It will be Mr. Hoover's fourth radio address within a month. Aside from the President's talk, WRC wul hrmdm:'n:w& other oukuundln: e period known as hnlf hours in m Nation's Capital. The will be Representatives Stone nf okllhom- who will speak on “The Reservolr System for Flood Control.” an H. U. Suerdrup, noted Arctic ex- er, is the other speaker. His topic u ‘What the Ocean Means to Us.” A vpriety of musical features will be presented during four other outstand- ing WRC attractions—the General Mo- tors. ‘(lmlly puty‘ m- Sign of the Xy broadcast, and the con«n of the A c P. Gypsies. Humor Test Planned. Don Voorhees' Orchestra, assisted by Wilfred Glenn, bass, will present a pro- gram during the “family party” de- signed to test the sense of musical hu- mor. It includes humorus variations in an old German folk Jsong. and “The Sorcerer's Apprentice.” which is based the’s poem of the “Magician's Selections from musical comedy suc- cesses and & sprinkling of light classi- cal numbers make up the Sign of the Shell program, in which Wendell Hall and Adolphe Dumont's Orchestra are to take part. Edwin Kempt, tenor, also will participate as the soloist. Browning Mummery, Australia tenor, Wwill be the feaured artist in the Roxy presentation. His contribution will be “Has Sorrow Thy Young Day Shaded. Another outstanding item on the pro- gTam is a cycle of three hits from popu~ lar operettas of the past. Stevedore Baritone to Sing. In honor of the b!fl-hdly of 01!! Speaks, American a iuamc will sing his "!ylvh" durlu m- Horlick will &mnhe%m-m th the networks of both the National broadcas! “The prh Next Door,” & new pro: with the humor and nmn of domestic life, will be intro- duced by w:uu. and associated Colum- bia stations. The setting is to be in the home of a newly married couple. Convention in Atlantic Oity are ‘WMAL's other major pruunutbnm xlnnh &mfiun will Xumu 4 hlkmby Np, ard Moore, baritone, and pianist—will contribute to of WOL Miss Spler and Hmwm WJ!V has ; l::é':llld scl as its cipal feature a half hour mvflfl T Alexandria Post of the American h gion. The Southern Nighthawks and the Chimney Villa Orchestra are other attractions. REPORT PRODUCERS PLAN RADIO CHAIN Two Movie Concerns Said Prepar-|! ing Circuit on WOR as Nucleus. tion of third tion-wide radio chain, wlth !ullnn won. at Newark, one of the stalwart “inde. penden ," a8 its nucleus, s in inary stages of negotia Warner Bros. and Metrn-Goldwyn- Mayer, two of the largest motion pic- ture producers, it is persistently report- ed, are vying with each other in this enterprise, while other large corporate groups, including the Hearst interests, also are understood to be quietly dick- ering with this station, so ideally adapted for use as a network “key.” The fact that the National Broad- casting Co. and Radlo-Keith-Orpheum, which has vaulted into prominence in 4he movie fleld, are under common eon- trol and that Paramount owns 50 ::;1'1': ofl t;l‘e Columbia Broadcas! m lends credence to the reports that these. two other big movie pro- ducers are involved in radio chain ne- grm-tlom Radio and the movies run and in hand, experience has shown, because of the similarity of talent re. gxi;!wt;e and Xm? television arrives e rac ly synonymous, for t:‘lf‘vialon wsl be talking mm“" by radio. WOR even now is the “key” station nf a limited network, known as the “‘quality group,” comprising such other stations as WLW, the 50,000-watt sta- on at Cincinnati, and WMAQ,, 5,000~ att station at Chic: These three stations rank with the best in the Na- tion, both from standpoint of program excellence and coverage. The intention of this gmup is to interchange programs originating in these three national tal- ent centers, although the bulk of them now emanate from the New York stu- dios of WOR. It is significant that WOR has just filed an npplmnlon to increase its power from 5,000 » present maximum of 50,000 watte 'rne two “keys” of the national, WEAF lnd WJZ, "us: WABC Columbia key. tion permit to install n 50,000-watt lransmxtur A third national chain long has been the hope of many ambitious broad- casters, but several efforts made in the past two years have proved futile, be- | cause of the tremendous e: xpense in volved and the terrific competition be- tween the existing networks. Alfred J. McCosker, director and gen- eral manager of WOR, s one of the jnuuav.andlng ndio impresarios. KENTUCKIAN 1S SLAIN IN PISTOL FIGHT Killer Declares He Fatally Wound. ed Vietim After Being Shot at Six Times and Hit. By the Astociated Press. PIKESVILLE, Ky., June 30.—Landon Leedy was shot and killed yesterday by E. C. Chapman in a pistol fight 17 mflu from Pikesville. Chapman was brought to the hospital here in a critical con- dition. He said Leedy fired six shots at him, felling him with one of them. and that he shot Leedy while lying o, B ,’m..‘r,mm_ "L‘.?.‘;:Sf. Phone 33350 dl‘ eh. < flnfin 1. virginia down, fatally wounding him. It was lllfl{ that Chapman had re- :'...'h _— EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. JUNE 30, 1930. l Today on the Radio (All time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) I LOCAL STATIONS. 9 Meters. Kiloeycles. 00—The Merrymakers, 30—The Astecs. 15—Esther Ralston, movie star, Crush program. unle Next Door, time. 15—Flashes from 'l‘h! E\‘anl Star, 30— geline Adams, astrologer. 45—Jimmy and Jane. 00—Correct time. 01-—Romany Patteran. eCo Couriers, 00-—Physical Culture Hour, 30—Kiwanis Club program from At- lantie City. 8:45—Mardl Gras. 30—Organ recital by Jesse Orawford. 00—Biltmore Orchestra. :16~—~Heywood Broun's Radio Column. :30—Governors’ Conference; address by President Hoover, :30 to 12:00—Nocturne. Early Program Tomorrow. 00a—Something for every one. 30a—United States Army Band. 9:00a—Radio Home Makers, 9:308—O'Cedar program. 9:45a—""Hair Beauty," by Jean Carroll, 10:00a—Stroll on the Avenue. 10:15a—Frank W. Young, planist, 10:30a—Famous Folk. 10:45a—The Pot of Gold. 11:00a—Columbia Revue. 11:15a—"Your Neighbor Next Door.” 11:20a—Columbia Revue. 11:30a—Manhattan Towers Orchestra. 12:30—Savoy Plaza Orchestra, 1:00—The Metropolitans, 1:30—The Aztecs. 2:00—Columbia Ensemble. 2:30—For your information, 3:00—U. 8. Army Band. 3:30 to 4:00—Organ recital by Ann Leaf. 228.9 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Sports hour. 4:30—The Laugh Club. hildren’s program. 5:30—One-time opportunities. 6:00—Dinner music. 6:30—Police flashes. 6:40—Elsie Varle Lang, soprano. 7:00—Howard Moore, baritone and Esther Spier, pianist. 7:20 to 7:30—News flashes. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Reveille and musical clock. l oo-—mnhdnys. 5a—Breakfast brevities. 10 0a—Talk by Pe Clarke, 10:30a—Today's bright s} u. 11:00a—Beauty question ilz to-—uwultbl‘olflm = :00m—Request program for Mount All:fl'lolpnll 12:30—Luncheon music. 1:00—Studio feature, NAA 434.5 Meters, 690 Kilocycles. l 5—Weather Bl‘vl‘lm“ reports. 10: M-W!lw;r"nmmu .reports. 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 8:00—The Moxie Hostess. 15—"The World Tod.ny " by James G. McDonald, 6:30—Correct. time. 6:31—Roxy and his “Gang.” 7:00—Half Hour in the Nation's Cap- ital - Speakers, Representative U. 8. Stone of Oklahoma and Prof. H. U awrdrun of Norway. 7:30—~The A. & P, Gypsies 8:30—General Motors' "F-muy Party.” 9:00—Ovaltine Plane of Dreams, 9:30—8ign of the Shell. 10:00—8alon Singers. 10:40—Address by President Hoover. 10:50—Laurfer Ensemble, 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01 to 12:00—Dan Russo's Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow, 6:45a—Tower health exercises, T:18a—Morning devotions, 7:30a—Cheerio. 8:00a—The Crackles Man. 8:15a—Morning melodies. 9:00a—"Safeguarding Your Food and Drug Supply,” by W. R. M. ‘Wharton, D 15a-—Hits and Bits. y Grace Abbott of the Children’s Bureau of the Department of Labor. 10:15a—Radio Household Institute, 10:30a—The Rinso talkie. 11:00a—The Luncheon Five, 12:00m—Farm flashes. 12:15—Pennsylvania luncheon music. 12:45—National farm and home hour. 1:30—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. 2:30-—Chicago serenade. 3:00—Annual meeting of the Gov- ernors Salt Lake City. 4:00 to 4:30—"“The Lady Next Door.” WJ S 2054 Meters, 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Bob Merchant. 4:00—Studio program. 4:30—Children’s program. 5:00—Science and history. 5:30—Down the Highway, 6:00—Musical interlude. 8:15—Service program. 6:30—News flashes. 6:40—Classified program. 7:00—Police flashes. 7:15—Studio feature. Ign: 7:31—"Jo” Blair and her ukulele. 7:45—Insurance program. 8:00—Chimney Villa Orchestra, 8:30—Carl Conrad, baritone. erican n_program, 9:30_Souther Ny h!.hn?vn 10:30 to 11: oo—cnmlm Recording. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a to 1:00—Variety program includ- ing music, talk, current events and farm news. 2:00—Afternoon musicals . GG TR b P OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 154.3~WEAF N'cw !n;l—.“ (N.B. C. B 45—Uncle Abe and David (15 min.). eeriosiies, 'l 00—Half nnur in Nnuonl Capital. 1 Myu 's Orches 11:00—Dan Russo’s Orchutn (1"hour). 348.6—~WABC New York—360 (C. B. 8. Chain). 6:30—Evangeline Adams; ensemble. 6:45—Ensemble. 7:00—Melody Musketeers, 7:15—Market review. 10:15—Heywood Broun. 10:30—Governor’s parley, 11:30—Ann Leaf, organ. 394.5—WJZ N.wc York—7 in). 5: W—uomm Choir. 5:30—Trio. 5:45—Floyd Gibbons. 6:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 8:15—Jesters, 0—Rochester Civie Orchestra. 0—Vincent Lopez Orchestra. m 00—Hour of Slumber Music. 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1, 7:00—Players; Serenaders. 8:00—Vocal; orch.; WABC; orch. 9:00—Studio (30 m.); WABC (2% h). 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060, 5:00—WJZ (30 m.); baritone. 5:45—WJZ (18 m.); Romany 6:30—Merry Makers (30 m.). 282.8—WTIC Hartford—1,060, 7:00—Classics; scores; gypsies. 8:30—WEAF and music (13 hrs.). 10:00—The Merry Madcaps. 422.3—WOR Newark—710. 5:00—Uncle Don; sports; orchestra. 6:15—Delivery Boys; Art Quintet. 7:00—Musical Echoes; Fraternity Row. n :30—Argentina;: Minstrels. 30—Organ recital; news. lo :00—Orchestra; Moonbeams. Trail. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170. 6:00—Mountainee: vents. 8 30—WABC (15 m.); orchestra. e as WAEC (3 hours). (15 m.); WABC (1% hrs.). 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980. 5:00—WJZ (30 m.); folk songs. 5:45—WJZ (30 m.); Bakers. 6:30—Quartet (30 m.); band. 7:30—Same as WJZ (233 hours). 10:00—Sports; Denny’s Orchestra. 7:00—Sam 10:00—Feat. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150. 5:45—WJZ (30 m.); Sea Capt. 6:30—Same as WJZ (3'% hours). 10:00—Vaudeville program. 379.5—~WGY Schenectady—790. 5:15—Dinner music; scores. 6:30—Same as WEAF (41, hours). 302.8—WBZ Springfield—990. 5:00—Markets; books; scores; trio. 5:45—Oracle (15 m.); WJZ (15 m.). 6:15—Studio (15 m.); WJZ (1 hour). 7:30—The First Alarm. 8:00—Same as WJZ (1}, hours). 9:30—Studio; scores; orchestra. CEN'I'B.AI. AND SOUTHERN TATIONS. Azl.a—wnw Cincinnati—100. 8:30— Concert; orchestra; aariety. 7:30—Orchestra (1 hr.); W. 00—Dream Shop; Bum'. Corkers. 00—Singers; Lawn Pa M 30—WJZ (30 m.); on:henu 11:30—Variety programs (2 hrs.). 398.8—WJR Detroit—7! 6:30—Best Story: Cecil & Sal 7:00—String Pickers: Jesters. o oo—som':m:.nuo) w.lz 30 ( m. [t m). ll 00—WJR Informall s 11:30—Dance and Easy : WJZ (2 hrs.). (1% hrs). 405.2—WSB Atunh—'m. 7 00—Musical p; 8:00—~WJZ and AP (2 hrs). 10:00—Feature (15 m.); (30 m.) 10:45—Studio; theater program. 12 oo-‘l‘unmomlnenm program. 277 .—WB‘I‘ Charlotte—1, 8 oo—-w.vz (15 m) theatrical. e tudio program, Inture musie. 8:00—Tax Chats; Piano Twin: 0—:".‘5 C. (1% hrs); C. B. 8. (2 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820, k& oD—Buym Hunnrnm mhelu'l. 8:00—W. ind WEAF (2 hrs, 10 M)-—Chefl and Jug Blnd 10:30—WJZ (15 m.); Reporters. 11:00—Talk; Jack 'x‘urner. orchestra. “l.!—WSM Nashville—g50, 7:oo—wnr (30 m.); scores; orches- lM)—WJZIndWIAP (2 hrs.), 10:00—Orchestra; feature. 7 10:30—WJZ (15 m.); nom.-. 11:30—American Legion. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110, 8:00—WJZ (15 m.); din: 3 Hi m.. iner muse, ports ; Xe-tutv chk Littl 7:45—Buddles, & T 9:00—WJZ and WIAP a pl:r) 10:00—Hawalian; singers; orchestra. CHICAGO CLEANING SHOP IS DAMAGED BY BOMB Three Apartments Above Dyeing Establishment Are Wrecked in Early Explosion. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 30.—A cleaning and dyeing shop and three apartments on the floor above it were damaged early yesterday when a black-powder bomb exploded in the doorway of the shop, me percuuion shaking the entire neigh- Pollu questioned Sam Gervas, who occuples one of the apartments and who recently purchased the cl ing shop. Gervas said he operated a unlon shop and knew of no reason why it should be bombed. She Hears Voices in Bones. ‘That she can see history in pins and hear voices in bones is the clalm of Frau Lotte Plaat, the eminent German psychometrist. Frau Plaat says that four years ago eerie capabilities re- vealed themselves in her. As she can- not explain these powers, sclentists in 'Germany and Holland have been. help- ing her to probe their mysteries. e psychometrist has only to take hold of an object and the story of its possessor or former environment is said to be re- vealed to her. She says that she has helped the German police to detect murderers by holding objects which be- longed to the wanted men. In the same way she has found lost dogs and valu- sble old pictures, and she has made historical researches from mere bones. 88 * 99 Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 7:30—A. & P. Gypsies, variety program—WRC and N. B. C. network. 7:30—CeCo Couriers; Marle Johnston's Orchestra WMAL and C. B. 8. net- 8:30—"Family Party”; soloists and Voorhees Orchestra— WRC and N. B. C. net- work. 8:30—Real Folks; sketch of small-town 111 e-—~WJZ, WHAM, KDKA, KYW, WREN, ‘WLW and WJR. 8:45—Mardigras; Freddie Rich's Orchsetra and male quar- tet—WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 10:00—Salon Singers—WRC and N. B. C. network. 10:30—Address of President Hoover to governor’s con- ference—WMAL and C. B. 8. network and WRC and N. B. C. network. WEAF-WJZ by CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS day before publication. Por Sunda: 30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earller, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the Daily will be accepted up to noon Legal Holidays, when the closing time 1s 10:30 a.m. Death Notices and Lost And PFound 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. I HELP—MEN. OHAUFFEUR —-For furniture van: ‘M nuntnud lumuuu handler lnfl lomse: man, not bo; Dflfl with permit and ref- erences at Monday; 320 per week. 418 _10th COLLEOI STUDENT OR unn at Summer resort: $373 for 78 da; _Star_ INTER ttention, T incoms life ins: Y wiiting fire and suto. A aide line. Liberal ion pald. Apply Grant Stockhan & 208" Comimercial Natl. Bank } education, Address ve ¢ mmmm o o “married men on our sales force. tin appearance and can se) -:e h- ® i of hat will interest you. Saliriol at b B otper Hine): Potomae Eieetris A(““'p“? "Go. 14t ‘and C sts. niw. Use G 3 MEN to sell household products, . extracts; also man with car for countey Tied, of local residence, collectors. Salary, com: Excellent future. Ces “rraulred. *Apply Mahasers 1508 1 h_fior. SRoerienced men. 110 ‘.m. Tuesday apply to loor, Potdmac Electric Appliance Co. clal Ban pith ess 31 ructors show vou in the field how to 0 350 weekly. Can also use one on speclal’ proposition. Call . ipsurance Blds. 15th cciden bt Ta Washington 13 ¥ood: our pice b on its sales force for a few me: ting a class of insiruction, and interested in making money, see ‘Wright, 306 Commercial National dine: " before 30 ame o1 afier PHARMACIET—Want & well frained pharm cist_to % sthical products to pnmanm near| tie: experience, \dress Box 219. OFFI MAIL CLERK—I greanization Gestres man (o Act As inside ms gistribution of tncoming mai be 45 lots of walking, mbine of stairs; furnish highest references and clear record as to honesty, responsibil- ity. 'This is & responsible position with a leading firm; state age, education, experi- expected. 'Address Box 110:A, s.u.uMINvDodu and Plymouth cars; af tractive proposition for men who can 'pro- dner-Stuart Motors, Inc, 1358 for _our Chevrolet, saies (inexperienced wil tauent ‘the art of selling chevrolcts and Will 5o “Hirnished full *selling equipment; ref n who now own Chevrolets; men il not like this job. r department, Owens TEACHERS and college men for Summer work. Excellént pay. Healthful, outside in- struciive work. ~ Guaranteed = nj irm " i1 ALESMEN, Catholic. who ca Easwother ur salary and 922 National ONB, SEE MR, SCHRC mvm l [EAD ( )I One (homu"hly experienccd in work rmun management. ULIUS AUTOMOBIL For 2 men with proven sales record we can offer them an unusual at- tractive proposition selling one of the fastest seclling cars on today's market (4, 6, 8 cyl. cars). If you are not afraid of hard work and anxious to increase your earnings. Call Mr. Schneider for appointment. Decatur 1910. EXPERIENCED stereotypers and compositors wanted for steady, permanent positions, Apply by telegram collect to Harry McNeilly, care Hotel N Y 011 BURNER SALESME or Timken Burners: now o & Teduchion: eReehient Tende: advances o real workers. Apply 1104 Vermont ave. HELP—MEN AN WOMEN JANITOR—Settled couple, no childre; Story. e-ape bl cCiperienced: Tiarters for “services, mno wa bring references. Both apply” 5718 Toth (2) a st tisfacto) fter 9.30. 7 to 9 o'cloc WANTED—-SALESMEN. GAN "USE 2 MEN with good references; splendid earnings nnd Tuture with old estal lished house. 408 Insurance Bidg., 15th and Eye, before 4. SALESMEN Several, - <xperienced. to Tord commercial vehicle. " Apply Commiercial Motor Sales Co., 511 4% st. «.w EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. GENERAL HOUSEWOHK in or o L‘of city. Go or_stay nights:_references. 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TR T l.“ll.l.“ Dlut?l'l%m 53?{:‘:’»'::&-;—.3: Y orher seoreterial subjects Forming 1h|;'\\re€\(.l Ry nd 11 ce cpartmEnts AFS Sanipped With all, mnn-m ' 4 'l‘(l!ll h rucmr the *Mount it Bchoo| for tari en)un " lnl!l\dlfl Y.D“!lllflfl I!( l'l\lhy ng _experien: T e mun}.mm hroush- Special Summer Rate Twelve weeks—Day, $30; evening, Register Before July NT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES Tivoli Theater Building ‘Telephone, Columbia 3000. HELP—WOMEN. gfio‘l’. ‘;"n‘m‘.’.’?fio Boanaw ‘Youns ladies exper! -r: crHERS ned I tox. trot. waitz, hovs ssist ;'r'ocmn:'r o Studior 1211 F nw. * | & M work in delicatessen. Al 3H oonnrd Delicatessen, 13th and Eve “or'1 lm IRONERS, sxperienced. Avply Wash- mneu uunnry, m.n and K u m RI 00} mu use work, under supervision of m W, sbow sou how., You yive “’f sln. n‘ make the money. or_after Y‘ 30 p.m. HOBIERY GIRL. experienced, hr store. Prefer one with shoe store Good 7 And evporiun 88 —-—th‘y also” bookkeeping an perience and eterence 203 adez. Star Apply Hot [ m R R HELP AND SI nnnnl‘ons—nomsnn ral hOuRework: smail e o ko home TUATIONS. ! RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ING Jllmln. APERH. i tering: anytn for work and piasiering iy PERSONAL. of erso 40na) o the rate under neading e PO, Jine addl gular line r desires Aive car” tor 7 PLOYE, ATty eve. qother times BoxbiAs E NURSE Wi E M ird and_ nuraing care to eiderly or convalescent patients At very rs Fale.s 1193" Lamont s, nw." Kda ACCURATE TYPEWRITING Al \ND graphing, | second " foor, uilding, Roo £ T loor, National NM DI Address ilso- Pnu W, mNm EDUC, !Dr fl\‘!ll Box 87-A. Sta: r:;‘m Lt o, asn}nlmh sa nancial ~bac! $iaple security 120K, otas ohiee. “reterences Address nox MONEY ADVANCED oN giamonay, -nu-“-. fi%'.,":x" CKETS. mon gold’] le IT-O-NET BATHS, BAT! 50k SRronic pains, Potomac enornl 'UMMER ltlcr.lnxcm CLUB ind Drogram of sports: experi- oun: Whol {ransportations colun).‘:nmm sl i CIaA c.nmm R mm B Iargs “omce ANDin lobby soing. ox Prl:‘e‘ FOR ight gro. fare fine for 3 peopis. Owner m :’m.umnu Address Box 223-X, Star TURNITURE MAN, experienced, rnish half necessary c-ulm wiaies 43 gpen & furniture house in good location in jon, And desires o pariner Giebrew | ¢ Ad- t $10.000 to $12 treated confidentially. 478-Z._Star_office. n - | ave., Tue. PIANG_ TUNING, fres Sanderson: R wired complete, with fixtures. $49.50. Tmember, we 4o NIl lines Of Work. luch . building’ and inclosing porches. lavin m rd plum Xt eric “sjpmbine Sifuiss and Kerices ew home ‘we will gladly eo-operate In helping you to finance it as well a3 bulld It 5 Small monthly payments. with no extra finance charges, will pay for ap3 work that you want done. Just call THE HOME 'ORATORS, INC.. Metropolitan 0884, at h st. n.w. and our representative 'PIANO TUNING. _repairing: tuner ‘for Percy Poster Co. Geo, Walk Col l'fld. m.maxfiu. HEATIN pail Md H‘“ll lll"l" -dmerlr hnd o A.mon n' i ing’ Co., North 831 ROOFIN( m 2 Feasonable da o A {n night, 2036 16th OOFING. gene X'gu‘lmnl’ nulnnn u?- ning, spouting, guttering. serv! e ':rckmlnlhlr all Mr, Ruu!l). "’I tional 1332, st n.w ROOFING, Tepairin ROOFING CO x(orth 10114 8. ANTIQUES—Have several ploce: ho:nny andfather clock. Lo Au s BED- m\:wowr BUITE, loose cushions, cane, cost_$169. sell $45. BED ROOM SUITES, leather chairs, one ick. e pool table with compiete equipment;. v, other furnis o APBlY 2620 Conn. __only, 1 BUFFET handsome, xnu new. 66 inhes long; will sacrifice. 654 East Capitol st. BUILDING MATERIAL. all kinds. Don't buy plate elass or store doors until seting mine. Bathtubs, basins, poi Jeis. windows and doors axs and Colimbia Pike and M, Vernon Bl R._E. Rencher, Claren auu.mm: MATERIAL AND BRI D, cow;xvnmmmr or_delicatessen or exchange for six-roo; m Will pay nf"h difference. Z._Star TURE and curlo 'nh m.u’&op stiached; a ty of work: low re 'ms glven: wiil ock of sex nd furniture i part nuvmem. Lord BUILDING, BUSINESS with i e contracts iorcy liberal arrange; 28 expansio; ssib) n i shlary and. tommissi tion with big futui k City. 'l 30°* N'r md tnrrelnflnd:m -eno:l. goine Ppro me audic experi- jnvest or loan in two city blocks containing 78 hous 4, ApArtment “bulldings Just east of at 1st and A sts. hout xood flooring, mmhlnl sands of clea Eo0d sash; complete. 'lnflo good doors with loc and nipe. enure city blocki 1 fl’l\d’ C?J".lll"yllbnfll Ill7,|fl -‘I 5 rectly from ob 18 3 EriCHING R B0 Housewrecking: Degt BOOK 1 lARaAINn—-lev-rd Classics, Book of Knowledge, Little .Vnurnna Dickent ling, Ingersoll, Mark Twain, Henr: Arnbnfl Nignis,"¢ic. " Peariman's i et feer R Gost 43R ‘E 'n‘? on: o o m:m:o 9?# it desired. ” # of “factory seconds” of offies Rllrgfifi.‘lflk tables, chi :.fi"ffi flle cabixets, inet saf aiso E st n.w, n-uo espectally 10toR - 3 wneu plemy of 140 per O, K st. n.w. Nluan-l 8370, y Josi N T Rt glr!lc;fllr! on Teauest. Address Box 90-A, DESKS, chairs. safes, T Wasnineion. " Bpectal gnds. Commercial Offce W, Xul'nlllll’h. You can apest prices fl nm [ RIS T Takoma_ Par) ,_ first ll.ll< 4" lised ‘to T Al commie athol dies experienced b pen” abliity wurk advancement, when abliity pening for in outside . DISPENSE . Liggett Co., 1 PHER Dh: °§’.my To siart, 160 per month: &l sge, education and previous experience. A s_Box 144-A, Star offi 1* HPM) OF ALTERATIONS:. One thoroughly experienced in w nrl\ room management, ULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO. NOTIONS BUYER. A young woman of the best character who is experienced in buying nrmom JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO. TOILET GOODS BUYER. A capable young woman who is thoroughly experienced in buying and sellmg toilet goods. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO. HELP-~-DOMESTIC. L nou!fion‘x’i‘. reliablg o, @ §3,3 week from noop unitil 8 @'cloc 1 P . A GIRL, eolormf piain cooking, 004 Leland. st Ghevs Ghaser M 4TS Seward sq. WOM. ite, to help with cookil Rousework ih Fetirn for SoMforraBl ARG moderste Salary: some one used to thls Kind of work desired. Address Box 360-Z, Star office. BOOKKEEPER, double-entry: experience; references. Phol 0378, BOY, colored, 1700 "13th_st. n. BUILDING CONSTRUGTION. y_woi AL bedrock prices: new of repaie. Estimates BT gig eV 6 Rast Gabital.” Prices CARPENTERING, painting, e, Drickwork. pla tering or cementing. Reasonal Small Iarge jobs. 'Address Box 81-A, Star office. UFFEUR. colored. expert, n‘e‘rlent! hichest reference; illing 0" o xoer !fl 9 St e © Teference, will- A travel. 11;1 n[ mont a.W. Ad ima MAN iS¢ Trom South wants ob as Tonlioe use. Oan drive car. Avply to_314 3rd st. n.e. MATNTENANCE MAN, 40_singie; carpenter work, plastering, painting, etc.. refer from’ Washington contractor. Job._Address Box 340-Z. S PAINTER wants woik by furnish tools; reasonable. D._R. Melz Decatur PAINTER, to C LARGE STORE and § rocms. all mod Drovements with large ga: 407, Jusiness. tevecialy tor ) dre; pDATe) i for An_oppo; suburban nom- and combined. ist inn: rooms: deliehts tes newly remodeled: ace, i of two acres of many. shade trees sell or take artner in business. To rive”out Bailo L see o. pike ¥ miles o ine Qid SEE US FIRST. ARG A RAGE GTON, TAB. 020, ou- ruoon. BT NA% u L. MET. 3130 APT. HOTEL DRUG STORE CONCESSION. store, located in a new apartment notel Containing orer 200 apartmen Intersection of thre unity, 1404 X Dist. 9080. ~ RECOMMENDED SERVICE. EDBU fusranieed. “Pumi 3( Also T 0 Tl 'urnltun of mntn- galt an meric 936 ational c'u ANT, tion T i) and enil- 1381 H GLOCK TN, ity t & lovely 11-room farger reh Owner_desies 10 NO &, FINANCE CO., ‘D eal dwwor ELECTRIC 'r excellent con condnlon. en! u e m caul ? umm articul u‘ wee; phnn- glnrlct W21 ek day And ¢ orclock, or write 310 Labor B an ELECTRIG REFRIGERAT first-class_condition WRNX'!'URI—BQIIHI(HI cut velour living- room & 435; bed-davenport sulte, 323, lnlll. dmin( bigule like net set, 9 . #4; Hoo Be AT b0 1938 Tatn CAw FURNLFURE -Solid mahogany dining table and cikirs, overstuffed davenport and cn piano, Victrola, beds and other Col._5145. usrants in ot eod nd pieces. e PURNITURE—Wainui _ dining room _suile. 334.50; living room suite, $19.00; beds, com- pleie, 45; bureaus, 3430/ k. suile, 36.50;, ta- bles. chairs, cheap. 1211 H st. n.. FURNSTURE--4 old Venetiat™ aiing foom chairs, tables and serving table: library chairs'_and table, antique dresser. stand, sofa. Phone mornings, Cleveland_3866. NITURE—Beautiful old chest of draw- jers, old walnut tables, mirrors, overstuffed chairs, mah. 4-post bed, 9xi3 rugs, Oriental runner, othér pleces; Very reasonable, quick sale. 2521 L Gtan. ait. GARAGES—25 good single metal Fages, cheap for quick sale. APDIY on job, e Housewrecking Dept. o pounds ice capt United ‘States tory dairyman or florist; ity " like new: & Storage Co., 420 foth o, -pe. —cut Velour, $35 and Relrigerators, “$4 _up. K for_gaie. Can be mfinfiz;" Garase, 1R 52" Forad e. MACHM 8in drawers, ’5 Ehl"unll $3. 630 NAOAZXN‘!S — Nlllflnll numbers G st. nw. odel, 313; desk, 4 20 Sheniter tables Geosraphic, back Beariman's® Bis Bosk” Heop, 395 Mu oua. CE 8. chllrl. flll elhlnlll. !lhl Vel for your ofice ut great savings, Washington alvage Co.. office furn. dept., 310 8th st. B.W. PLAni-rmNo-Pnrm sondition; bench ind 2 dozen rolls; cost $650; only 369. 819 Mass. ave hw ;| el Sirsatt v s B s i B S o.:-.'Efl ite. ‘a..“-""'é';*“'*.-:ii'"‘.".'é‘- ODELING by compe- heaiing; porches n ?fnm mi Bedais BUIDING AND tent Bider Dlumbiog. losed. interior and exterior decorating in SIT°{is branches: “terms. (o Suit your . o :n 5‘{ Eerenter, contractor, Adams 8855. . porches, p-mnom REPAIRS, nakexu screens. cement or brick <« il, Met. 7146, 215 E st. B.W. PIANO BARGAINS—Huntington, Ifl. lol‘l- tlon 370, Stief, like new. :2:( viay n- mid ew ? 28 Hardias, ts ona wrands. nnu or rent. “n"nfi packing end Hugo Woreh. 1110 isned s rx.nlo! charges; trom. u ' to 365 uprights” ant United States Rorase 15 to sel Co., 420 10th CARPENTER, contractor: remodel) pairine. painting cement wark, uilding. H. Johnson, 1365 Irvin red, i o star :mmo ”S 0 complete. Bxtusen, 430 Imataled, cm my imate; save time and money: work Anteed. ‘North 0886, H. M. Garpenter: EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, scraping: wax. v‘e"a mun-mu' Paul Serene, 328 n.w. OR_WORK._ exper| Tel Jike Dew: Siatiess muchines. sossonsile C. Deator, 2016 P st. n.w. Pot. 523 n sl less machines; expert gharges. Lot us emmn wruh s, Fioor st lmfluer lllh Tes % | Address Box 21-A. —_— - every Azurlpuun au-ues able teed. Folk. $307 Shermnto n SIMaD! NURSE. “hospital training; companion or nurse to enml: lsdy; day or night work. Ad 8t ce. SCHQOL (Est. 1918) W 3! M Redey sfmm sc.lg, 1"’?21 nt, 135, Ave N W 10499. Dist. 8888 slTuAnoN—DoulsTlc. l!JSlNESS INSTRUCTION. iOW — FILE OLERK, STA’ AL, EDITORIAL Serk: alao sven and i exams. The Civil Service Prenlrltory JSenool, .. cor. 12th and P sts. n.w. Met. COLORED WOMAN, Teliable, expert laun- dress " g00d cook, 'seneral house rt time, full. MOTOI TMVBI.. 3. EAVING ~WASHINGTON JULY 3 Toledo, Ohio. Can take one person. Vradenburg, 1727 F st. n.w. 1¢ Pt 'at, colcres nt d.” 30 Virginia ave. .. Gl vlored, neat; maid, houuwnrk or' part’ time; lnnfl. er; eat, mi ik I.l‘ J po l ion; L general 800d " reter- “pa. ave. — —1 lNB'l'IUC'l‘lON COURSES. & to taks TESSONS, any Soa white ez your OF our 3489. 7 Car." Call any time. " Adams. =a'rfi Sojored, " frstrclass codk, murse or e helper: full or : leave eity: reference. Dec. 2419. SUMMEI review classes now forming in O Boyd" shorthand. - hookkeept course are accredited -n impro Sou time and mones Your Inauir Tomed. BOYD' SFORETARIA 1333 ¥ (opposite Fox Theater) BEAUTY CULTURE -FAUGHT = Marceling: lflhlmm"l' ll’ rm-n 'I: ".'.IVI nger o "fl if .nnmd by Jiiy 15. farie a Rt R T ‘pot; 312 WOMAN, e Bmal 1 Best_references jash Floor Columbla un o":'-a t home oF 16 Tated; at your home or in M. 36 :o 1 d Fhop.sansen H vers ree. - Tittensor, l‘h"fm nVEh IQHIHIQ nw. N m_ —Riectric wirl lo apering And Bainiag, hard aircases, car plumb ting, pore ‘met guttuml spouting, plaster. ick work: terms to please our repu- ment lectrie Co.. Nat. $s13 “and: 0613, e coys: HANo—stuumnby mnd. Ly duily by, t'he 3695, Da. Co.. funo—xnhm h Ulmpheu est than twe vears ago gatn. 13 per month. 1au 5. TANO—Upris hl amon.‘gg i PIANO_Steinway, "M case, with bench to mateh: 1628’ 30th n.w. Potomac PIANO, _Stelnway. miniature grand: little used and In prime condition; leme Eie 1199 BERGH 2 ! ‘nn 00 Hetrom o PORCH OCKER ROCKERS—2. exira large: cost $13 each Il both for $12. Lincoln chnrmna —2 Burton & Rodgers full- wave rectifiers; will chatge 30 bAtteties each: only used one month; factory guar- antee: cost 3135 each: will sell for 380 each. Dessez sumy suvm ma Pa._ave. s.e. SAFES, nd; Bt aénoelt boxes ‘waq ieckars. O ner, warehouse rear 1126 16th & North_2741, 2712, SEWING l(ACHXNIQ—DmDhnI oo New Home, $15; B 3 mi ‘pnu reason very 1,178; 12 volls: like 60, sell PLA new; 2003 STORE nx'nmzp—lh’ ow counters, ehelying. tables. ¢ ! mmmm. elec “Tnixers , descrlp T oft £t sun nm.on "‘”"’ofl"“'{'“' 5 fiber: sprin e n-um ir offee urns. fon. “Bagar Dice. ; bargain Apartment 6. d nvs—nunu ou wal ore ave o w t] e W 5;. %o 01 D st. se.. TYPE! —Roy: dition; RITER- J30; cost, 360 Add; MOWERS LawN Tiew and aed mow R R TYPEWRITER 00d, as new: monthly W. K\mbll Conrtin Remingto) v-mnu if desired. 1ith st n.w. Work u’d:y oF Sa N n ecess: fous very Beat or ety menne «mucl able, Do my own nd ly. _Phone any time. "‘.’%‘ ia. 17 Ga. nw. ‘ K prices -jl i nwcrl nnuntm l 'b. %flfigfiflfl e .,..te,;..mu m-anm r;“‘n Paul arens. nnnmmomc. ng: “spectal " price Dow: s00d. clean’ work; gusranteed § vea: A3 Pemberton 137 & 1 F'E iomo— nn&ona. &nmr it " AL IIIVLGI -m L. e.r.uu fi "" !nldml Tates. :k ln% s fh‘op. ¥ ST day! livery. ARDROBE. mahogans. used in Whjte Pouu 'nrpnvlu ’ltl u Adams Cincoln "ana ‘Grant sam. ‘100" "Ho @ address Box 409X, Star omee 300 the OWN_ Wi it of ‘Reatis e suction at uisians avs Yol cannot lleu poT S Notes' A.?%fi e Tou m /