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., ceive their red hats today. “The Pageant of Freedom.” ‘PROGRAMS OFFER { | Patriotic Music and Talks| FOURTH NUMBERS Feature of Today’s Broad- casting Schedules. Sporadic blasts of patriotic music, & pagean and a few Fourth of July crea- | tions constitute radio’s principal contri- | butions to the observance of Independ- | ence day. The programs of both the Na- | tional and Columbla networks have | been carefully censored to prevent an overdose of patriotic coloring. Columbia will outdo its rival, how- | ever, as far as the patriotic programs | go. In addition to a group of Inde- | pendence day features scattered through | is morning and afternoon programs, it will inject in the night broadecast & patriotic musical extravaganza calied The National network programs lack special patriotic features. Some of the regular attractions will have a sprin- | kling of music generally associated with | Independence day, but a majority of them will avoid the use of patriotic airs entirely. i The Raleigh Revue, for instance ls’ colored with red, white and blue. There will be numbers from “Three Cheers,” from “Americana,” and from “Bons o' Guns.” The Cities Service Hour like- wise will be tinged with popular Amer- ican melodies such as Victor Herbert's | “Evolution of Dixie,” and “America” | the Beautiful.” VRC's major patriotic broadcast, | however, will be a broadcast of the | municipal Independence day cersmonies at the Sylvan Theater, where Senator Fess of Ohio is to speak and the United States Marine Band to provide the musical program. These exercises will serve as a substitute for the serial drama, “Big Guns.” Aside from “The Pageant of Free- dom. other Columbia presentations having a patriotic atmosphere to he broadcast by WMAL include the Gold Medal Fast Freight program. In its holiday run, the Fast Freight will make a musical reference to various sections of the country. The selections range from “California Her> I Comt “Carry Me Back to Old Virginny. “My Miracle of Love” is the title of the True Story Hour dramatization. 1t concerns a homely girl and a social out- cast who achieved success in the world. Rev. C. A. Langston, rector of the historic Pohick Church, at Pohick, Va., will give & patriotic flavor to the pro- ram of WJSV with a talk on “George %Vashlngton and His Fairfax County Neighbors.” The station’s musical fea~ tures include a concert by the United States Army Band and another “Song Btory” version. ‘The Silver String Revelers and two prominent Washington concert artists, Harriet K. Wagner, soprano, and Thelma Callahan, pianist, will be the principal contributors to the program of WOL. FIVE NEW CARDINALS RECEIVE BERRETTA Pope Presents Cape at Ceremony Held in Consistorial Hall. By the Associated Press. VATICAN CITY, July 4.—Pope Pius imposed the red berretta and cape on the five new cardinals created Monday at a ceremony in the Consistorial Hall W=dnesday night. i The new Cardinal Leme of Rio de Janlero first was given the berretta. ‘Then Cardinal Leme, in the name of all five, read a speech of thanksgiving. After the Pope had replied, the new cardinals conversed with him privately in his apartments. They were to re- Besides the Brazilian churchman, the new cardinals are Cardinal Lienart, Cardinal Marchetti-Selvaggiani, Card! nal Raffaelo-Rossi and Cardinal Sera. fant. CLOUDBURST BLOCKS HISTORIC SIENA RACE Thousands Are Drenched in Down- pour-—Festa Will Be Run Today. By the Associated Press. SIENA, Italy, July 4.—The historic Festa del Palio, or horse race, which | goes back to the middle ages, was liter- | ally washed out by & terrific cloudburst. A great crowd had gathered in the rincipal square of this picturesque hill | wn to watch the race and the down- pour drenched thousands, including many Americans. | King Victor Emmanuel was one of the | disappointed spectators. | Officials sald the race would be run today. | The Festa del Palio is essentially a re- ligious festival, celebrating the visita- | tion of the Virgin, and consequently is | laid in & richly religious setting. | CHICAGO GOVERNMENTS REGAIN FINANCE FEET Bilas Strawn Announces Dissolu- tion of Relief Committee for Expenses. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 4.—The Chicago ! overnments, after several months of inancial stress, are back on their feet. Silas Strawn yesterday announced dis- solution of the Relief Committee or-| ganied last Spring, when city employes, ®chool teachers and others went without Pay because of lack of funds. “The governments now able to get along by Btrawn said. . . 99 Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 7:00—Cities Service hour; solo- ists, male quartet and Bourdon Orchestra—WRC and N. B. C. network. 8:00—Interwoven Pair; Ernie Hare, Billy Jones and Orchestra — WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, WHAM, KDKA, WMC, WHAS, WSM, WSB and others. 8:30—Big Guns: dramatic sketch—WRC and N. B. C._ network. 00—The Sign of the Green and White; quartet and Mendoza Orchestra— WMAL and C. B. 5. net- work. 9:00—Raleigh Revue; orchestra, quartet and soloists—WRC and N. B. C. network. 9:30—Fast Preight: organ and quartet—WMAL and C. B. 8 network. :30—Kodak weel ” gram; soloists and Shil- kret's Orchestra — WRC and N. B. C. network, :00—Vincent Lopez Ore : = dance music—WRC and N. B. C. network. 11:00—Duke Ellington's Band; dance music—WRC and Today on 4759 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. WMAL 2:00—Variety program from Atlantic | ity. 3:30—"The Inspiration of the Repub- lic,” by Vice President Curtis. 0—Organ recital by Jesse Crawford. 0—Carl Rupp's Captivators. 0—Melody Musketeers. 5—Goldenberg program. 0—Orange Crush program. 5:45—Talk under _auspices of Washington Board of Trade. 6:00—Crockett Mountaineers. 5—Flashes from The Evening Star. 30—Evangeline Adams, astrologer. 5—A. A. A. radiologue. 00—Correct time. :00—Jimmy and Jane. 7:36—Melody Moon. 8:00—Correct time. 8:01—True Story hour. 9:00—Pageant of Freedom. 9:30—Gold Medal Fast Freight. 10:00—Baltimore Orchestra. 10:15—Heywod Broun's radio column. 10:30—Biltmore Orchestra. 11:00—Duke Ellington's Band. 11:30—Nocturne, 12:00—Correct time, Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Something for every one. 8:30a—Morning Moods. 9:00a—Columbia Grenadiers, 9:30a—Mexican moments. 10:30a—Saturday Syncopators. 11:00a-—Adventures of Helen and Mary. 11:15a—"Your Neighbor Next Door. 11:20a—Frank Young, pianist. 11:30a—Manhattan Towers Orchestra. 12:30—Savoy Plaza Orchestra. 1:00—Organ recital by Ann Leaf. 1:30—Dominion Male Quartet. 00—Columbia Ensemble. 2:30—For your information. | | 3:00—The "Aztecs. 3:30—French Trio. 4:00 to 4:45—Manhattan Towers Or- | chestra. 2289 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Sports hour. 4:30—"Tom and Wash.” 5:00—Sports hour (continued). 5:30—"One-Time Opportunities.' 5:45—J. C. Flood. 6:00—Dinner musie, 6:30—Police flashes. 6:45-—Harriet L. Wagner, soprano, and ‘Thelma Callaban, pianist. 7:00—Silver String Revelers, 7:20 to 7:30—News flashes. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Reveille and musical clock, 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:15a— Breakfast brevities, mmon_T":r by <:m-nm‘f;‘dmA W. E. Longfellow of the American Red Cross. 10:30a—Today's bright spots. 10:45a—Request program, 12:00—Request program for Walter Reed Hospital. 1:00—George Cornwell, pianist, NAA 434.5 Meters, 690 Kilocycles. 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 7:45 to 8:00—Public Health Service broadcast, No. 365. “What About Goiter?” 9:45—Time signals, 10:00—Weather Bureau reports. OUT-OF-TOWN the | THE EVENING the Radio (Al time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS. 7 v 315.6 Meters. “ R(‘ 950 Kilocyeles. 2:00—The Merrymakers. 2:30—Chicago Serenade. 3:00—The Moxie Hostess. 3:15—Pacific feature hour. 4:00—“Call to Freedom.” 4:30—The Tea Timers. 5:00—Black and Gold Orchostra. 5:15—Tri-Me Ambassadors, 5:45—Uncle Abe and David. 6:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 6:15—Universal Safety Series. €:30—Correct time. 6:31—Songs by Peter de Rose and May Singhi Breen. €:45—Rise of the Goldbergs. 7:00—Cities Service hour. 8:00—Clicquot Club Eskimos. 8:30—Washington's Independence day celebration, broadcast from the - Sylvan Theater. :00—Raleigh Revue. :30—Kodak week end program. 00—Vincent Lopez and his St. Regis. Orchestra. :16—Slumber music, :00—Weather forecast 01 to 12:00—Dell Lampe's Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 5a—Tower health exercises, 5a—Morning devotions. 0a—Cheerio. 0a—The Crackels Man, 5a—Morning melodies, 0a—Hits and Bits. :00a—Three Little Maids. :15a—Radio Household Institute, :30a—Peter Dardis, tenor. Talk by A. Cloyd Gill. n Wings of Song. 00—Organ recital and Kitt studio, 2:45—National farm and home hour, :30—The Melody Three. 00—The Marionettes. :00—Wyoming ranch life. :15—Cyril Langlols, baritone, 3:30—Dancing melodies. 4:00 to 4:30—The Lady Next Door. 2054 Meters. WISV T Kilocycles. 3:00—Bob Merchant. 00—Robert Downing presentation. 30—Children’s program. 00—Science and History. 30—Down the Highway. 0—Musica) Interlude. 5—Service program. 30—News flashes. 0—Classified program. :00—Police flashes. T:15—"George Washington and His Fairfax County Neighbors,” by Rev. C. A, Langston, pastor of the Pohick Church, 7:30—Time signals. 7:31—United States Army Band. 8:00—Jenifer's Jubllee Singers. 30—Legion program. 16—Insurance program. 0—The Gondoliers, 0—Song story 0 to 11:00—Dance music. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a to 1:00—Farm news, current events and music. 00—Midafternoon musicale, STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Assoctated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. (Meters on left of call let; 454.3-WEAF New York—= Chain). 5:15—(]‘::): Abe and David (15 min- utes). 6:15—Safety Series. 6:30—Welcome Lewis and Artists. 'I:OO—IBoumon Orchestra and Cava- fers. 8:00—Eskimos’ Dance Orchestra, 8:30—Big Guns. 9:00—Radio Review. 10:00—Vincent Lopez Dance Orchestra. 10:15—Uncle Abe and David (repeat). (N. B. C. 348.6—WABC New York—860 (C. B. 8. Chain). 6:15—H. V. Kaltenborn, talk; dance orchestra. 6:30—Evangeline Adams. 6:45—Fashion Plates; Levitow Orches- tra. 7:00~The Nitwits. 7:30—The Adventurers' Club. 8:00—Story Hour. 00—Pageant of Freedom. 9:30—Fast Freight. 1o:oo—xfiown'- Or;;:he«zn. 10:15—Heywood Broun. 10:30—Osbornc . >rchestra; Ellington’s Band. 11:30—Ann Leaf at organ. 394.5—WJIZ New York—760 Chain). 5:00—Orchestra. 5:15—Lime lights, 5:45—Floyd Gibbons. 6:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 6:15—Lessons in golf. 6:30—To be announced. 6:45—Rise of the Goldberg’s. 7:00——Scores; the Pickard 7:30—Hysterical Sportcasts. 7:45—Lucile Turner. 8:00—Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. 8:30—Orchestra and Mixed Chorus. 9:00—Quakers. 9.30—Week end program. 10:00—Drama. X 10:156—Slumber music (456 minutes). (N. B. C. ‘amily. 212.6—~WPG Atlantic City—1,100, 7:00—~WABC (30 m.); harmonies, 8:00—Music Masters; July 4th. 9:00—WABC (30 m.); Wandering Poet. 10:00—Same as WABC (2 hrs.). 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1 6:00—WBAL Ensemble. 6:30—Musical Moments (30 m.). 282.8—WTIC Hartford—1,080. 7:00—Same as WEAF (115 hrs). 8:30—OIld Timers; studio. 9:30—The Traveler's Hour. 10:30—News; WEAF program. 422.3—~WOR Newark—710. 6:15—Trio; revue. 3 7:00-~Independence Day program. 7:30—Ensemble; Gypsies; orchestra. 9:00—By the fireside: feature. 10:00—News; orchestra; Moonbeams. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170. 5:45—Mac and Al; feature. 6:30—~WABC (15 m.); Mr. Hill. 7:00—Entertainers (30 m.). 7:30-—Same as WABC (42 hrs). 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—580. 5:45—WJZ (30 m.); music (43 m.). 7:00—Summer program. 7:30—8ame as WJZ (23 hrs.). 10:15—Jewelers; Sports Review, 10:40—Jack Denny's Orchestra, 260.7—WHAM Eochester—1,150. 5:45—WJZ (45 min); Trio. 7:00—Same as WJZ (3% hours). 10:15—Tom Grierson, Organ. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790. 6:30—WBAF (30 min.); Orchestra. 8:00—Two Hours from WEAF. 10:00—Pop the Question. 10:30—Half Hour from WEAF, 302.8—WBZ Springfield—990. 5:45—Jesters (15 min.); WJZ (30 min.). 6:30—Mac and Al: Gossip; Pioneers. 7:30-—Same as WJZ (23 hours), 10:15—8ports; WJZ Program. CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS, 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—7 6:00—Organ; Brooks & Ross. 6:30—Orchtstra: Mac and Al ’l:lfi—-Hl’h! 8chool; variety. | | | | C. B. 8. network. 11:30—Dell Lampe's Orchestra: dance music—WRC and N. B. C. network. 7:45—WJZ (15 min.); Champlons. 8:45—8cribe (15 min.); JZ (1'% hours). 10:15—Party (15 min.); WJZ, (30 min.). 11:00—Variety programs (3§ hours). ters, kilocycles on right.) 398.8—WJR Detroit—750, 0—WJZ (15 min.); feature, 0—Two hours from WJz. :00—Orchestra (30 min); WJZ (30 min). 11:00—Dance and organ (2 hours). 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740, 7:00—Hour of features, 8:00—WJZ programs (2% hours). 10:15—WEAF (15 min.); WJZ min.). 5—Studio concerts. 0—Feature hour, 12:00—Transcontinental program. 6—WBT Charlotte—1,080, 0—WJZ (15 min.); classified. 0—-Dairies; political talk. 5—Protective League. 5—WJZ and WEAF (2% hours). 5—Clity Court. 10:30—Same as WABC (1%, hours), 365.6—WHAS Louisville—820, :00—Violin; scores; feature, :00—Two hours from WJZ. :00—Painters (30 min.); WJZ. —Bank program; news. 0—WHAS Dance Band. as 7 8 1 1 1 461.3—WSM Nashville—650. 7:00—WJZ (30 min.); orchestra, 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (2% hours). 10:15—Feature (15 min.); WJZ. 5—Melodles; feature. :15—Players; Jack and Bill. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110, 0—N. B. C. (30 min.); dinner music. 0—Mac and Al; sports; feature. 5—Same as WJZ (1% hours). 00—Studio (30 min.); WJZ (45 min.). 10:15—Feature; July Fourth; orchestra. i EUGENIA BANKHEAD'S NEW HUSBAND IS ILL Honeymoon Will Be Delayed, but Bridegroom in No Danger, Doctors Assert. By the Associated Press. RENO, Nev, July 4.--Howard Lee, Dallas aviator, and former polo player, was recovering from an illness that seized him & few minutes after his mar- riage here to Mrs. Eugenia Bankhead Hoyt Butt, daughter of Representative Bankhead of Alabama. ‘The ailment was diagnosed as appen- dicular colic. Lee collapsed Tuesday night, ending the wedding festivities at- tended by 20 guests. Physicians said his condition was not serious and the honeymoon of the couple may not be delayed more than a day or two. ‘The bride last Monday obtained an annulment of her marriage to Wilfred Lawson Butt, former University of Ne- vada student, whom she married here last December after a second divorce from her first husband. A s S S S SRR Radio Service Phone Adams 3803 = 18th & Col. Rd. Fastest and Best B; IS S S S S AR RN AR AR AR A A S NN 2 ST 1 CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. For Sunday. 5:30 p.m. Saturdal At the Branch Agencles. one hour earlier, both for dally and Sunday Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the Daliy will be accepted up to noon day of 1ssue. except Saturday and fexal Holidays, when the closing time 15 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star wili be accepted up to 11 b.m. Baturday. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN. ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly experienced, hav- ing executive ability and capable of taking complete charge of office of local corpora- tion. To receive consideration letter must state age, education, experience, salary de- sired and references. ddress Box 265-A, Star office. AGENTS, colored, §10 per com- mission: ' spare-time work, no experience necessaty. Apply 1338 U st. n.w.. basement office. _before 10 a.un.. afier 5 p.m AUTO SALESMEN. expérienced; men versed in_commercial field desired Motor Sales Co., 11 41, st D. C. Teiephone National 6680, AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC wanted at Pum phrey Motor Co., Meadows, Md. Apply im- mediately. BOY, about 16, for 2 or work in _office. Btate Address_Box_281-A, Stai COLLECTORS, with e ar younk and energetic men experienced men only; good to real collectors. Apply in person, st n.w. COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher, vacation at Summer, resort: pleasant, valuable experi- ence. 5210 for 60 days. Address Box 138-A, Star_office. DENTIST, experienced, having some practice and equipment, o join’ elderly dentist owning office and wishing to retire. Address Box 226-A. Star office. (] HIGH-8CHOOL GRADUATES for house-t house work, under supervision of manager. We show you how. You give the time and make the money. “Pay daily. Call 8:30 a.m. " Blds or_after 4:30 p.th. 317 Mather BI MAN. sirone. white, driver's permit. Cal empioyed. owning i evening, Ga. 02 MAN. young, permanent part-time position as sale; visor. Hours 2:30 to 6:30 pm. salary Address Box 200-A. Btar_office. PAINTER and paperhanger, services about apt. house in exchange for rent of fur. apt. 3 Georela 1883, Apply 5716 16th v, Ge SALESMEN (two) for Gur Chevrolet sales organization; inexperienced men will be selling Chevrolets and selling _equipment: tauvht the art o will be furnished full prefer men who now own Ghevrolets: men grasping at straws will' not like this job. Ir, Baming new-car department, Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga. ALBSMEN, with c vashington and 1de.;_Mr. Parker. S SHOE SALESMAN, must have experience; reference required. 1128 7th st. n.w. SALESMAN. Here is a real deal offering plenty of leads and action. Our good men earning $150 weekly and’ better. 1f you have a cai and can really sell, eome in and talk it over. A man with executive abllity |8 especially’ wanted, as our present opening should _lead to_something . wort while shortly. See Mr. Drushell, 1416 Eye st. nw. ___ MELP—MEN AND WOMEN. __ JANITOR—Settled couple, no children, two- story, 16-apt. bide.: experienced: tel for “services, no ‘Wages: e Both apply 5716 16th st. e 5 WANTED—-SALE! . FOR POLL TIME selling General Motors ildln; wonderful proposition; time on floor. R. G. Dunne, 611 H si. n.e. MEN now working during day, wonderfil opportunity to make $25 to $50 & week selling General Motors radi Call in per- gon any evening, 1:30 to 9, R. G. Dunne, for super: tralght ve. can make real money oom 222 Oxford bri G AR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, H SITUATION—MEN. TNG CONSTRUCTION. Quality work At bedrock prices; new or repair. Estimates given. D. DeWald, 633 East Capitol. Phone Atl_2841-W. [ BUTLER VALET. Erghish: Feferences. Brctur MY berore 1Y R o A CAl Vi ir work & -hp:'c"':nm ; "x‘;h"ie‘nmn-'_m CHAUFFEUI or, youns colored man with wife and ¥ childfen desires bosition. Alonzo_Gortrelle, Decatur 5424, CHAUFFEUR (colored), housem d ler: 14 years experience; good reference. Call Met. 0067, " CHAUFFEUR, W ¥ private family; tree to travel. first-c references of long periods. North FILIPINO, cook, butler, chauffeur: can fui- nish,_best city references. Gresorlo Castillo, 315 T st_ne. Washington. D. C. A0 FILIPINO. young. well educated, would like to work in private family as butler-house- man: can drive any make car piain cookine. Address Box 262-A. Star office. &* PAINTER. white. first c desires house to paint,’ interior or. ext Reasonuble. Call_Mr." Russe fon = YOUNG DANE. been Here two mont wants work 1o private_family; Wil do_any kind of work. Phone North {11 ¥ i’ 84521 YOUNG MAN. rolored. wants tob as_chauf- feur or butler. Phone Decatur 5935-W, "SITUATIONS—MEN_AND WOMEN. CHAYFFEUR. nrivate or store, with refs 59 8, Woman "would fike" part-lime work NURSE. registered, desires nurse-compan- fon” position; references. Tel. Clev. 4184.W. . part time Miss STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIS or by the week: satisfaction assured. Nolan, Lincoin 0082, © SITUATION—DOMESTIC. COOK, wood, willing. hanest: family oF ¢ ol 10 C0E Thear GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, petent, part or full ti matd, ‘waiting. _Lincoln GIRL, neat, mother's helper; good references: stay night. CAll Cleveland 4705, Apt. 409, between GIRL. colored, 14 years old; pi or mother's helper, part-time wor 1339 Que st. n.w. Phone North 14! 7 HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL, tolored, wants work in snop.” office or cre of children. Ap- ply 1123 Sth at. se. HOUSEKEEPER, Joung T wishes ' employment with smi employed couple; reference: 288-A._Stgr_ofice. MAID, colared, ood y and_a) pearance: excellent 'cook, housematd, wait- ;‘9}’2 or part time; excellent reference. Pot. MAID, colored. good €00k, general worker, nurse or mother's helpel ull or part time; reference. Decatur 241 WOMAN wishes_positios family or bachelor & 145472 Que st. n.w. WOMAN, colored, work cleaning lunch room or ing house or private family. _Potomac 8127 or 207 O st. n.w. WOMAN wants general housework wi 2 tile people, or part time; has ref. 1535 oth W GIRL, colored, mother'a helpe es to "k:a Jome. " 2618 Georsi Adams e PERSONAL. in city. rienced, mily _of Address Box ©ook in private city reference. n.w. rate under heading of Persona cents per line’ additional to"the i t’fln d by nurse in her valescents rse in home. Adams 'I!:i_l!il‘kllonm- rd. o Ly on kG T81E £ a n e el badb. VIT-O-NET BATHS, BATILE CREEK RE- ducer massages for chronic pains, cooling alcohol rubs__Potomac 4721, CHILDREN ONLY $25 HOI"‘I’H. school-home; _nutritious ;e instructors: cool bed room: grounds; i gld Itcr!ntlnll’ Program; nea: Rock Creek Park. North 62¢4. . own BUMMER xpetienced upervised play. JULY 4, 1930, RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continwed.) BoX springs and t _del od orombt o HELP AND SIT SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. = (Continued.) s VIOLIN, by n bl master. Ahy time Pri day to Sunday, 312 2nd st. ne. Lin. 6470-W. ask_for Carpenter. WASHING MACHINE. eieciric. with ce: ugal dryer. first-class condition: name price. Address Box 62-A, Star offie. CHAIR CANEING. porch Romiering | “Ax rone splint Strong. 1235 10th st oW e _will wi: room house, including fxtures and services. for $50. Cash or terms up to 3 FeATs 10 pay; first pavment to start Sept. 1 ho_interest. ' Peoble’s Home Decorating Co.. 817 Sth n.w__Bhone National 7415 i ELECTRICAL WIRING—¢ rooms wirsd wil fixtures. 360 and EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. serabing. Wax: ey, skilied Aul Serene, ¥, w. Natsiws. - FLOOR WORK In all branches: new dust: e, machines: expert mecnaics: moderate S. coket us estimate. Wright's. Fioor ryice. 600 Kennedy st nw. Ga. 008 expert: figors _refinished like Dew: dustiess machines; foasonabie. C. Deaton, 2010 P st. nw. Pot '8 SCRAPED. refnished, _cieaned. hand or machiine work: reliabie sefv- . easonable prices Nash Floor, Service. _Prinreton st Columbia_4231 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Eiectric _ Wit and fixtures. papering and painting, hard wood f00rs and stairceses, carpentry. plumb- | ihe and heating. porch inclosures, metal | ceilings. roofing, guttering. spouting, plaster- | ing, cement and brick work. terms o please YOU, Ret ur rice. our service 1§ our Tepu- tation, Penn Improvement & Electrie Co. Inc. 911 Tth st. 1w, Nat. 0512 and 0513, | opposite_Goldenhery's KEYS—Dublicate xeys: 38 cenih: made while %nl%llll. 1221% New u Turner o a Met PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. PLAST : Special, prices ihis month, "best material; all work guaranteed 'S 'D. 'Lopatin, 33 1ith st.0.W.. hear Park rd_ Adams 8340 PAPERING . $7 and up: PAINTING at lowest prices, using pure lead and oil. We do plumbing. heating, wiring, poreh in: closures and_general remodeling, No cAsh necessary. Terms o suit your conventen Just call The Home Decorators, 1009 SL_n.w._Metropolitan 0854, PAPERHANGER _wants work. Will you moaey. Work guaranteed. Also ing_nd_plastering, ~ North 1299. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—We will AS{AM (dry) and paper average -4 3% "We ‘also paint Mterior and exterior. ~ We use Dutch Boy lead, pure linseed oll only. Paperhanging guaranteed for 5 years. Cash or terms up to 3 years: first payment Sept. 3; o interest. ° Extimates free of eharwe Peopie's Home Decorating Co., Inc., 817 8th stonow. Do not confuse otir name with other home decorating companles. We are the People's Home Decorating, Nat. 74! M PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—Special prices this month only, average sized rooms scraped (dry), pointed Where necessary, papered for $7: paperhanging guaranteed | In wiiting for 5 years. We do interior and exterior painting. We use only pure Dutch Boy lead, linseed oil, pure turpentine, and paints are mixed on premises so ingredients can be seen Will wire six-room house, in- cluding inside services and fixtures, for $50. We install new baths, do all kinds of plumb- ing work, which is accomplished under our registered piumber in accordance with the regulations of the District Building. ‘e in- stall new heating pla use new American style radiators exclusi L $50 per radi- ator. Our heating plants are guaranteed to give 70 degrees heat inside when it is be- low zero outside. We build new porches. brick, metal and stone garages and lay nd fcrape floors, No job s too small or 100 large. ‘ash or terms up to three years to pay. without interest. It does not require a mMortgave on your home: you need not sten ‘a note until the work 'is - completed First payment may start Sept. 1 for work done this week. 'No work sublet: all our work is done from our own shop under the supervision’ of otir ‘manager, 'who has_the experience of 17 years. istimates free of charge. Due to the special prices offered. we Will keep open for your convenience until 9 :"mn;e Ddo nol“cnnlunr nnr[ n-mewmh other ecorating companles, We are the PEOPLE'S HOME_DECORATING GO ING. 817 th st. h.w. National 7417, T418. ) erior and exterior; skilled onable br nable brices. Paul Serene. PAPERHANG! 001 up: _r!llé’:Ill.ee hfll;l’lhled or Decatur_4 pith PAPERHANGING. Dainting, heating, carpen: ything repaired & little sach month North 4011 J_R. N_Y_ave 2 TUNING, Tepalr — estimate: | tre Ba . 844 LX) Lin. 1057: night call, Col. 69040 _Pof TANG, e | dor R DOGS, PETS, ETC. ENGLISH BULL DOG PUPPIES. 5 Dr. Kelly's Dog Hospiti 2423 141h Coi. 9521, Angora Kittens for sale. 6% DOGS BOARDED Modern kennels larse, shady run; dogs calied for and delivered. Inspection invited. Boston terrier puppies. registered stock: cheap. Dee Cee Kennels. White Oaks. Md. Siiver Spring 2-F-5. Take Colesville pike et stop light in Silver Spring, $53 miles fo kennels wire haired fox 3 Cuppies. | prdigreed. _\est 0230, ier 2128 L st n DOGS BOARDED- BALDWIN KENNELS. COMPLETE SATISFACTIO! THOS. P. BALDWIN & S Bradley Hilis. Md.. Phone Br CANARIES BOARDED. Calledfor and Delivered. 31 Week: 3350 Month. | ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS. 612 F St Trving St BOATS. | boat, to rent oF buy: must | Alfred Oberle, Amb: ) adler 768, WANTED A have cabin. Dr Apt MOTOR-—Eitg lizht-weieht. 4:hp. 1929 mo- tor, weighs 30 Ibs.; barghin for the Fourth. | 90 cash, ' Phone George, Adams 0351, be- | tween 4:30 p.m. and 730 p.m. 4 150 h.p. Kermath motor miles per hour: accommodations for 11 per- gons: bractically new: will saerifice. Ad- dress Box 221-x. Star ofce. CRUISER. 28-foot. completely $450. Also Eito' motor 5848, Apt. 715 speed about 40 | equipped: | Phone “Nationai | OAK GROVE POULTRY FXRM _WHITE | leghorn pullets, 13 weeks old. from certi- | d strain. $1.25 eacn. Phone As Mrs R. P. HINES & SON, Oine! 5 CHICKS—Rocks. $11; Reds, §12; hundred. Hollywood Leghorns. J. B. Henry, Falls Church 348, BABY CHICKS AND DUCKLING:! Pure-bred Reds. Rocks and Leghorns. White Peking Ducklings. __Atherton's Pet Shop, 612 F St. N.W. LIVE.STOCK AND CATTLE. PIGS for sale. evens, 2620 Bladens- A WANTED—MISCELLANEOU ANTIQUES. old gadd. silver, diamonds, jew- eiry bought and sold. Tendler's Pawn. brokers Bales Co.. 913 D st. n.w. 9339 ARTIQUES: diamondsi pawn tickets cashed. Livingston & Co.. 1319 F st. n.w.. Room 304. BEST CASH PRICES givep fordesirable furniture and other to phone District 8112 befor * 5 Notes. 633 ets. fiction and books. in any quantity. Bring or phone Metropolitan 5415, Pearl- an’s Big Book Shop. 933 G st. n.w. BOOKS—We buy_bool ® pay fair prices. Liberty Book Store, 507 P 2w hone et. * rices ave Na- " | HUDSON BROUGHAM SEDAN. 1 . | OAKLAND COUPE. 1 | CHRIS CRAPT SEDAN, 6.1t d% iuxe type. | UATIONS. B—§ SALE—AUTOMOBILES, e o FRANKLIN 5-PASS. BEDAN. weries 11 mechanieally; baint and tires ke Priced low. Your car In trade: terms. Washington Cadillac Oo., 11 Conn. Decatur B, second series; fender wells and wire wheels. An ficrilgnt buz. Your ear Tn”eadel Nierme! he shington Cadilise Co., 11 0 Conn. ave. Decatur 3 HUDSON BROUGHAWM. 1938 —Otixinal finish like new, mechanteally O.K. excelient ap- arance. A real buy at 3490; terms and rade. Neumeyer Motor Co., 2021 17th. Tih 4010, Open evenings. HUDSON SEDAN -In_wood tion: balance due. 398: 1t's potss 'Open evenings and Tots st ne MARMON BEDAN, 1938 — Wire-wheel equipment, trunk rack, well fenders and me- ehanically and AppearAnce iike new. A high- Erade car: $1.000: terme and trade. Neu- mever Motor Co.. 2021 17th. Nosth 4010. NASH 1927 ADVANCED TWO-DOOR SEDAN ~“Two-tone original fintsh. condition in every way. Will run 70 per. Must sell §765 can wive terms. Decatur 3989 113 48 5 Tunning condi- Zoum for the undays. 818 68 NASH SPECIAL 6 CQUPE. 1927 -§425. Beau- tiful two-tone tan Duco int job, New rubber. A real smart Jooking Job. Yoyr Terms. Emerson 17th_ & M St nw NASH 7-PABS SEDAN. 18373835 Finlshed in'blue Duco Disc wheels. Motor excellent | A real value at this price. Terms. Emerson & M nw & 'Grme- 17t R 3150 o American 6 model. "PAInt looks like new est of car Dertect Terms and trade. merson & Orme. 17th & M sts. now. PAIGE SEDAN, 1926--Cheapest buy in town, Fi35; private owner. Apply Dewsy Garage. Tear of 424 4th st me. o0 Do O PEERLESS 7-PASS. SEDAN. model §72; Bal- ance due. $197 it's yours for the hotes Open evenings And Sundava: 518 10th st n e PEERLESS 4-DQOR SEDAN, 19275450, Seat covers. Motor In excellent condition. Pin- fshed in biue Duco. New fires. = ¥our ear 1n'ifade. “Terms. Emerson & Orme, 11th & Mosts. nw._ i . PONTIAC COACH, 1937 Excellet condition, arolina_ave. 8.0, * new_tires: $300. 9 % PONTIAC COACH, 1927—Good running order mileage. Phone North 2089-W. REO FLYING CLOUD COUPE AND BEDAN. late models. These two fine cars are in the best of condition mechanically and in ap- pearance. See them today. ~Your choice At 500; terms and trade. Neumever Motor Co.. armon Distributors, 2021 17th h.w. North 1 e ROOSEVELT CONV Sport equipment mechanically O.K.: Neumeyer Motor Co., 4010 Oven eventngx’ ~ WHIPPET COACH, 1938—Only 3175 good paint and tires: very good motor. Eynon Motor Co.. 2015 14th st. n.w. & B TOMOBILES &t Weacnier o auege 13 G st n.w, ry Wednesday and Sat- urdwy. 10 a.m SPECIAL FOURTH OF JULY SALE OF GOOD USED CARS. TBLE COUPE, 1920 new.car appearance and 750: terms and trade 2021 17th st. North Qldgmobile Coupe, Oldsmobile ster, 3 Oldsmobile Sedans from i 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. 1929 Nash Coach, late_series. 1929 Ford Tudor, Model 1928 Hudson Custom Bullt 4-Pass Coupt 1028 Chevrolet Coach. 1928 Chevrolet Sedan. ort Coupe, with trunk. ck trom 1928 Onkiand 1927 Ford Coupes, 2. ek ehotee, " Mus? oBif st ‘once s we need the room. $80.00 and up. Low g7t Rond- to 1930, or you to we hav w‘nhe'r' Come and own payment, tASY terms ARA SOUT eAr In irade. 1340, o CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store fixtures entire contents boukht Edgsr Baum, . 014 w__Met 9744 FURNITURE—Would like to hase some wo0d used Zurniture, also DabY Erand piano; fn!l‘g:y‘(:nll Met. 3051 S | FURNITURE ot all kin ant oest D! paid Capital Purniin Co. 1 La. n.w., or vhone Met_84 Nk RANGES ang Cookers. 100 used. or we will repair and refinish your old rang Ed gar Morris Bales Co., 1305 G #t. n.w. tional 1031, OLD GOLD—Bring your oid d. silver. plat- inum. diamonds, &lso discarded fewelry: W ed them in our manufacturing de highest_prices. 1d suite and over- 2 o weace® Wash “Glothin 633 D st. n.w. Unletter atto will call anywhere. Cash Paid for Diamonds, 0l gold_silver. platinum and antique Jew- eiry "LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 711 G n ANYTHING TO Phone Natloi WESCHLER ' Household effec! Automobjles, ete the Washi L7 1261 or National 9539, 920 PA. AVE NW. merchandise, _stoeks, Thirty-nine years serving ton_publie. YOUNG PROFESBIONAL ~WOMAN WILL share exclusive apartment (one room unfur- nished) with ther; rent, $42.50. Dee. 3671 or_Dec. 085! g seiou g GRADUATE NURSE WILL, GIVE ROOM board and nursing care to elderly or lescent patients at very reasonable _1122 Lamont st._n.w. Adams_6902. SWEDISH lfiAMAO FOR HEUMATISM, reducing and general body_building. 1328 Fairmont st. n.w. \dams 7064, OUNG'S BUMMER DAY CAMP — BOYS. girlh, 3 (0 13 years: ealled for, returned by private ming, athleties, erafts, kindergarten; college counselors. North SURPRISING HOW REASONABLE — OLD floors refinishi painting, interior and ex- terlor; Dplastering, cement Work: screens made.’ repaired; windoy Call BEN, Pgtomac 28 BUILDING - Constructiy modeitnk_ Tae L kg For " satistactory service' e 0854. _“We_help you SCIENTIFIC 2523 10eh AL, NWE e ADDY 4683, Gl Wt ne ° Sy SALESMEN for Ford deal Bdw: M 34th and R. I ave., Mt. Rainter. tor Co. _,_ MOTOR TRAVEL. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. NOTICE—Nat! PT“lfml Bureau, | K st nw Competent help furnished dai'y: PoKitions open daily. District 5821 Bk POSITIONS OPEN DAILY. Wfs", GEN. EMP. AGCY. 802 Albee ' Bldg, 15th and G N.W. Closed July 5 and 6. POSITIONS Need 500 appiicants daily POSITIONS gited 3o apelieants Sub bookkeepers, clerks, slesmen, ete. Pree re istration Boyd's, 1333 '] INSTRUCTION COURSES. _ AUTO “DRIVING ~ LEBSONS, any _hour, anywhere; licensed white men: your or ouf car. Call any time. " Adams 3489, 7 BEAUTY CULTURE_TAUGHT — Marcelini 435, shampooing, $10; mermanent $25; finger waving. manicurl 15: complete course. 375, 1f enrolled by Juiy 15 657 Enrle Theater Bide _Met. 7920, UGH’ To- TWO-WEFK TRIP, Birmingham, Al Ieiyrn; leave Julp 14 room for one Address Box 121-, Btar office. DRIVING TO INDIANAPOLIS JULY 6. Gan ‘accommodate ‘W0 passengers; reason- able. _ 4 2 MAN DES] TRANS. DENVER or Pa Sonsti ghare txpenses of drive. Addre 256-A, Star_o $100—CALIFORNIA bus tri expense; Yellowstone, Los Angeles, Gran Canvon; leaves July 13. Phone 4, 5, ¢ ves. Cley. 3193-), TRANSPORTATION Vst ardund July 5; share expenses. Ad DRIVING TO BIRMINGHAM, ALA., Mond, July 7, big Nash; have room for o: share expen: Address Box 27 office. LADY WOULD LIKE TRANS) :’!:‘nuluer. Colo, as soon as possible. o Call ave. nw. 4 AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY auire about Jur new method: licensed white men. extablished 10 years Call Lin. 0082 CORNET AND ~TRUMPET INSTRUCTOR. fopmer member Naval Academy Band. 34 Th st se. :'l'!Tg ani]i'N;d"r‘Autfi)i{I ?HFRTI\ 1—cu;- sed men and expert lady instructor. Ca CONOVER. 315h H st n.w. West_ 3068 J! AUTO [DRIVING TAUGHT BY LICENSED instructor: reasonable rates. ~Frank Parlon, 804 G st ne. Lincoln 96 ([ SUMMER SCHOOL, SPECIAL NEW AND review classes now’ forming in Gresg and Bovd _shorthand.’ ‘hookkeeping. ete. Boyd courses are accredited and improved, saves Jou time and money. Your inquiry Js wel- comed, BOYD SFCRETARIAL SCHQOL, 1333_F_(opposite Fox Theater) t._3340. MABELLE HONOUR BCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. Operator's course, $75. Com- prehensive intensive course, Day, ev 925 N.H._ave. and 817 i4th s wive, 120 Pay 13 week SRAPHERS., TRY OUR SPEED DI tation, 85 monthiy Columbia Shorthand Club, 'Post Office Bullding, 14th and Park rd._Col. 7078 ‘LVE WEEKS for HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES. Beginners' and advanced classes in Gregg Shorthand, ‘Touch Typewriting. Dictation, Correspondence and other accretarial subjects Special Summer Rates COLLEGE STUDENT Corporation has open- ing for student of pleasing personality: in- teresting work: will pay right party $150 per month ~ Address Box 151-A. Star office COUNTER GIRL. experienced. Apply Hotel Washington Coffes Shop. .~ 00 O MARKFR experienced: must be auick Conger Laundry, 23rd and New York ave. n.w. PRESS QOPERATOR, night shift; Conger Laundry, 23rd and Ne nw worth Co.. 1201 F st. . SHIRT OPERATORS (whit, body, collar and cuff press; £0od wai antetd. Ploneer Laundry Go., ave. n STENOGRAPHER, _preferably youns _Ji Who ey beenemploved in eredst iy elnth],n; store Permanent position. Apply 703 7ti st n.w. | conhRSeAT S e BEAUTY PARLORS. HONOUR 8GHOOL #;'.H}Ff’? closed Saturday, July 8. h . MABEL] Culture WANTED, CONFECTIONERY or delicatensen ith Jivine rooms, for exchange for, six-room ogern Rome, Wil vay cash derson-Sehacter Go PLUMBING, HEATING. RNTNG paire and installation; rfuix!'a enanie dor 53 ye J_R_Guerin, 412 E. Cap._ Lin. 3417. ROOF REPATRING. painting, sutter. spout- 3 anterinls: reasonable. Alax - | in& o,y North 5314, day, night. 2038 18t ps Tepairing, guttering. service: BIp, Call Mr. Rus _1ith st._n.w. ROOFING. gutterine, spouting. BRAT] ;' lowest prices, best 3 ROOFING CO.. North 10114 " ST SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BARGAINS in Underwood and L. C, Smitk \ypewriters, setting hen and model T Wil reciprocate by buylng new dealer who purchases m Branch 1d. n.w. Ga. 857 BUILDING - MATERIAL, all kinds. Don't buy plate glass or store doors until seeing mine. Bathtubs, basins, pofcelatn sinks. lets, ‘windows and doors, 3xd's and 2x1 Colimbia Pike and Mt. Vernon Blvd.. Arli ton. Va._ R_E. Rencher, CI 152 BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK—Wreck- ing two city blocks containing 78 h and 4 apartment muilding t of, Capito) at 1st and A sts. n feet of t s of clen X ds of | @od athing and d whole_brick: thousand: #00d sash: complete windows with fra f00d doors' with locks and hinges; lnvatorie bathtubs. toilets, radiators, heating piants 5. flooring. she: Also Take Address Box and mipe. Hundreds of other bargains, Two gatire "city blocks of buildings to' chool from;, Some early ana set your pick. r om_job, 15t and A n. R INGER €O HousewrecRIng COUCH. Englander: good condition; che Aot Bt AR 8o bz ESKS—Sal jory ssconds”, ot office urniture, \ablet, chairs.’ bogke e fanuiets, cabinet sates wod used ofier ure can also rent it um & S E'at. nw National 9136, cheapest prices factory sec- onds. “Commercial Toiture Co.. 430 8th st._n.w__Met DIAMOND SGLITAIRE, weleht about 1 KL: . uick, 3 re Box 27i-A. Star office. o o ¥ | DIAMOND RING, weight 3% pur bracelet: pledged; towether or separa {8 ouz, Triend ‘who' knows. 86-A. Star office. DOORS_Mirror doors with full-length mir- s, $7.00. used, ct; limited quantity. Comie anick to job, 18t and A sts. n.e. _HECHINGER_CO., Housewreckin ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. first-class_condition _ Col. 2267, o ogern Jom aifterence. SALE—Smail Gesiranly Tocate W __Owner, Decatur 47 A GOOD STORE on the newly opened hig way, suitablo for auto scces. of any oih business; oll station to be bullt opposi low rent. ‘1807 Kenilworth ave. . J. W. oo 631_Center Market. Eve. Col.. 9863, FOR LEASE, 580 Jer month, “tes rom equipment with dance nall, eieht & chicken house for 300 chiekehs, extra b ity imorovements. m&:uin ra Md. . line on State rd. Add 313°A._Siar office PARTNER _WANTED for farm, nearby Md., to invest In Addréss Box 260-A, Star_office. FOR BALE—Pirst deed small “denominat opportunity to 1 modest_aceumu Ouray_ Bidg. 7 cent: ely increase returns upon ons. H. D. Williams Co., 8| FURNITURE- ontents 1-room pi.. pictures; over $1 yarious companies for somebody. 204 Conard table, desk. value stocks. $250; bargain Apts. _ PURNITURE—Handsome 3-piece bed-daven- Dort “suite, " beautiful day bed. five ru other pieces; real bargains. Home all day. 521_Conn._ave. PURNITURE-New iron bed hogany, Morris chair, screens. enamsied Kitchen' table, ‘Bth st. D GAS RANGES, slightly used, 1sss than half price. Why Day more? = All styles; every ange_guaranteed. = J. W. Williams, 609 6th . National 298 -: HEATING PLANTS—Slightly hotwater boilers for Iarge diation: perfect condition. Come o job ist and A ats. n.e. Hechinger_Co.,_Housewrecking_Department. chatrs, ma. ed steam and ofidings. ~ Alo LUNCH ROOM, fully equlpped: Mrs_Higgins, 1018 Eve st. se DINING ROOM for rent, wonderful opy tunity for party familiar with serving te ists;_near Capitol. Lincoln 9398, SANDWICH i r g reasonal terms if desired. Call National 2900, Apt. 2 DRUG STORE, on srowing business ' and right; substantial ea %0od ' reason for seili Address_Box 386-A. B, SMALL CAPITAL bris ¢ returns by fol- lowing our pian.’ This {8 no gei-rich-quick cheme, but & safe, sure way (o make you money ‘make you 'money; no work neces sary, | ODly limited number can be accep ed, but full Information iven each reply Address_Box 215-A._Star_office. LARGE STORE and provements with la thorou neighborhood payment required: real buy; owner. office. 8 rooms, all mod o EArage ly for ladies’ fll:eg': apparel. lease. TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS, SEE US FIRST. CAPITAL ADIDSTING. & FINANCE cO., Th FLOOK, DIST, NATL BANK Brod " _1406 G ST. Nw.Vret. et iac” WOMAN, white. to Work in lunch room; hours, 4 to 1130 pm. Call personaly, Cry tal_Lunch. 6640 Georg nw WORKING ~ HOUSEK] . companion, white, good home. moderate ‘salary. mother and daughter, latier employed.” Lincoln 7911, BOOKKEEPER — Well estab- lished real estate company de- sires first-class bookkeeper with experience. Salary, $1,200 to $1,500 to start. Reply in own handwriting, stating experience. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns arantee satisfaction to Star read- Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will recetve prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call a” bedb e ainfeet - | gellyer.” merican Blynteetais ¢ ARCHITECTURAL, mechanical and patent Afting. saw Aling And (00l sharpening: SI80VRE Fitustint st w0 ohee phon: t._n.w Address Box 373-Z, Star office. Adams_7137; Tesidence phone, Adams 3 MOTHER'S HELPER, refined white #irl. Stay hts " Splendid home, 125 & moptn, £ erences required. Address Box 21-Z, Star MAN, sing! iddle-aged, o d advess * Box 1A housework. ress 104 Pporches, cone, W BT furt ind a8, new construction. B ICE BOX (store), large, suitable for butch- er, dairyman or’ florist: 1500 lbs. fce ca- pacity; ke new: #1235 cash. “United States torage Co. 420 10th st. n.w. MACHINERY— Lathes, electric spot_welder, air compressors, power punch, planer. join. er. cut-off saws. steam boiler, beiting, ‘s ing. 8 h.p. motor, ‘tools, etc. Edi Baum, Jr.. 101_6th_st. n OFFICE FURNT Desks, chaits, or your office at wreat savi Saivage Co. offce Turn, dept. GAINS —Huns Stied. Tike new One “piayer-piano, little idget piayer. 9265 On new 3390 Bole agent for Kranich d and Hardman ubrights and grands. . Pianos for rent Moving. Dacking and sto Huzn Woreh, 1110 G st n.w. Established 5§| smcn'MAchlr’Nz tntefl_amh wood condi- also_practically - reasonable. 301 Todd bl he. . 6 RANGE, hot-water back, $8. 20 8 st. n,w. REFRIGERATOR, 1 Washington 10 8th st n.w. ne condr- Et’eln' 2ton. 3225 . like Bach -pound capacity, per- fect_conditlon, §15. " Call Columbia 7014, REFRIGERATOR. General Electrici owner leaving Tor Callfornia: onty one month old. Call between 8 and 7 p.m., Lin. 4325 4* SAFES, new and i vault doors, shie acponit poxes wnd fockets, ', - . warehouse re g Nortn 3741, gatig, 120 10 bt SEWING MACHINES—Drophead 8 New Home, 315; Standard, §15; New 310; others 13 mo E. Se 318 "jdenl. Men. STAMPS. U 8 ums. catalogs, accessories | Phone Di oy o, Foeny, | counter ters, ‘iron scale fountains, elec. mixers, partitions and eauip- ment of every description. Edgar Baum. Inc. 914 B st n.w TYPEWRITER—A very ¥o0d Underwood No. Tensotiable. _Phone Hyattsville 1567-W. TAPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georgi Y S—American _Typewri| Co. makes bought, 8ol rented, repaired Oben evenious. 1431 East VYACUUM_ _ CLEANERS, _Alrway. FEurek VENDING MACHINES {0 s SALE—AUTOMOBILES. BUICK MASTER COUPE, 19258250, Rumble seat Excellent rubber and paint. Motor . Areal buy. Dom't miss thik_one at Emerson & Orme. 17th & M 8ts. 1..W. 75— BUICK MASTER_ 6 BROUGHAM, Eaquipped with trunk. =~ Perfect condition throughout. Guaranteed the same &8 a new car. rms and trade, Emerson & Orme, 17th and M sts.n.w. BUICK 5-PASS. STANDARD BEDAN—Leis than & \'Iionl)\! old: nrlr]" new. Big redue- tion. 1011 6th st. r. Pox. BUICK MASTER 6 5-PABS. COUPE, 1937 Refinished in maroon Duco. New _tires Moter reconditioned. Large, roomy body. Don't fall to see this one at Emers son & Orme. 17th & M sts. nw. BUICK 1930 SEDAN perfect in every re- spect, mew car guaranty. Phohe between 6 and 7 p.m._Metropolitari 0614, CADILLAC 314 7-PASS. TOURING—In finest condition and appearance; fuily rRulxp;d: wind deflectors and other extras. 18 14 sedans, 5 and u&nrnnr. Your ear_in {rade; terms.” The Washingign Cadiliac Co., 1136-40_Conn. ave. Decatur 3900. CADILLAC SHORT-COUPLED, SEDAN, mod#l VoBL Orikinal Duco. " Gar portect echanical condition. Sacrifice; § 0. Nolan Motors Co.. 1111 16th st. n.w. HEVROLET COACH, 1928; attractive ap- pearance, quitt and snappy motor: will not cost much to operaté: good tires: liberi terms: 3205 Barry-Pate Motor Co., 258! Sherman ave. n.w. CHEVROLET COUPI excellent m ¢hanical condition, o fini iphol stery like new: your e 8 PAr yment; 5205 Barry-Pate Motor Co., 26 herman nw. CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1927: & new tires, Duco finish, perfect condition througho: fully equipped; $255. Barry-Pate Motor Co. 525 Sherman Ave. 1w, CHEVROLET HOADSTER, 1030; has & vum. Ble seat And full eauipment; s speedy snd smart-looking car; see and try it: $365. ate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman Ave. CHEVROLET COACH, 1921: new Duco fin- jsh. good tires, full €00d trans- portation at_fow arry-Pate Motor_Co.. 2535 Si . CHEVROLET COUPE. 1920—_Have you tried cylinder smoothness? Ride in this car and be convinced of its value: excellent fin- isn_and 'upholstery, fully equipped: Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2025 She; n.w, CHEVROLET 8" COUPE, 1990—In best of condition ‘mechanically and in Appearance; an unusually fine car; low price; easy terms or trade. 2081 17th. North_ 4010. CHEVROLET COUPE, late practical- Iy brand-new: ~lustfous blue buco: dise wheels: sacrifice, $365, 1336 Parkwood pl. Adams’ 9738-J, L CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1927—Call Clev. 3786 before 9:30 a.m_and_bet. § and_7:30 p.m. CHBVRO] CH, 19! ideal ear for the ‘family: big, roomy, S-pass. coch, Ieal bus at a wreatly Teduced price $208. Eynon Motor Co., 2015 14th_st. n. F CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1930—8-cvlind cauipped and In perfect condition. "R lesn 00 miles: looks like new. werranty; 1650; small down pay. nins r POuene Motor Co. 6338 Georsin fine #-cylinder CHEVROLET CO. NORTHEAST OLDGMOBILE BALES AND SERVICE. Mbt. 5381 8¢ NE. WILL SELL THEM. HKAI*RILD ION. U8’ g A REDUCTIONS. Get Past Coples of This Paper and Compare, NOW WAS 1928 Franklin Convertible Bedan, 5-pass . Veanes 1920 Pranklin Sedan 1920 Whippet Coach 1925 Packard Club Sedan , 1928 Prankiin Coupe 1925 Pierce-Arrow Se 1925 Stearns-Knight 2-doi 1928 Franklin Mld!ll&fll lu! 1926 Packard A . 1929 Franklin imousine All Cars Fully Guaranteed. EASY TERMS, FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO., 346 Penn. Ave. N.W. Met. 0961 MORE THAN BARGAINS! If you are looking for theap transportation, you cannot possibly duplicate these buys and prices in Washington, See these cars before buying else- where. Easy terms. 34 1.4 Buick Sport Roadster... Essex Super 6 Sedan. Buick Sedan.... Dodge Sedan Dodge Coupe. Page Sedan. Packard Coupe Nash Coach.. 150.00 Nash Sedan... 162.50 SEMMES MOTOR €O, 1525 14th St. N.W. Potomac 0772. $247.50 187.50 112.50 « 17500 147.50 300.00 287.50 VACATION DAYS ARE HERE! Drive away in safety in one of our mechanically O. K. Used Cars. It's wise to choote a car here. i INVESTIGATE. 1920 FORD ROADSTER, A beautiful, snappy, fully equipped rt job, rehds for & vAcAtion trip. Bon't 1ali 1o see 1. $365. (2) 1929 CHEVROLET IMPERIAL SEDANS. JRoth clean as » pin and in g2- selient condition throughout; fAn- ished in 2-tone Brown Duco: excellent. ~ A ear that s tomorrow as well as today. REDUCED TO $475 EACH. i shows’ no_evidence of ou: price 525 Sher- car, equal to mew; hard use; a ride will eonvince low, $415. Barry-Pate Motor Co., man ave nw., 7 CHRYSLER ROADSTER, model 15, 1939; snappy looking Bargaln hunters. 'here is your chance _Spec! price of $795. Open evenings and Sundays. 518 10th st. n.e. CHRYSLER 15 SPORT PHAETON — Looks and runs like new; used very littie; fully equipped: tonneau shield, trunk, spot light. 8 wire wheels and fender wells; a beautiful color combination of brown Coin {rade: terms. The W iliac_Co.. 1136-40_Conn._av CHRYSLER ROADSTER—Slightly used by Griginal owner. Cash of terms. 1431 EAst Capitol_st. _Lincoln_008: ODGE_D. A. SEDAN. 1930; owner ownoToatl North 2683:3. 0 oo e EX COACH. 1928; an exceptionally o oK Noroughly | reconditioned; . bumpers front and rear. wood Mres; terms: 3276, Burry-Pate Motor Co. 3525 Sherman ave. Tk el e e ESSEX SUPER-SIX 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1028— 2-tone original finish: inside covering T throughout; mechanically A-1; less than 000 miles: original tires. Must sell. §268; give terms. Dec. 3989. 1727 P st. n.w. car value of the day. Don't misg it, E:celli \dition, ~ Priced to nd not to liata “Ferms. Emerson & Orme, 1hh & M sts. = e SBEX ., and in tip- Tob shape i every detail; a fine litile ¢oach {hat will sive thousands of miles of reiiable transportation: terms and trade. Neumever Motor Co. Marmon Distributors, 2021 11th. Fotanbe e Ll ORD TUDOR, 1939—You_won't Tionear umil you see 1t Bent covers: TAtnt pertect and new tires: mechanieally perfect: Driced low to move at once. Eynon Motor Sou 018 Ut im0 Y FORD MODEL A SPORT ROADSTER, 1029— Hiere s the AT you have been waiting for Rumble seat, side shields and new. tires. A ANADDY €Ar at A sacrifice price, 3365. Eynon tion: six: sufficient to start ng route: other business reason for selling: make | offer. Phone Geor Adams 0381, between | ne batgain A snappy car fin- ished in atiractive colo sell. €. A. RUppert, 2002 4th st. n.e. 000 miles by owner: $465. Wisconsin 3021 1930: cost new $711.50; \DSTER—6 ood tires, mechanically tires: mechanically perfect 363 New Yerk Motor Co.. 2015 14th d " i1 ontition,. good ‘tires: $340. Barey-Pas Motor_ Cu “Sherman_ave, n.v. s orth [ L ter 8. Everett Flood. _ e FORD CONVERTIBLE COUPE, 1930—prand- ui B. Leary. Ur. S e, nw. " North 6ade. 8 T re & Bron T95Y North_6826. A otor Co., and Sund walnut b M bR S FORD ROADSTER, 1921 FORD_T 1920_Finie _conditiol FORD BLACK CABRIOLET, 1920—Run 6,0 new. paint_dark bl '.muh-.-n ly, FORD A SPORT ROA FORD TUDOR. 1036 _Dar| SRR TR 1928 CHEVROLET COACH. Four brand-new tires. Inside autside thix car Wil Benr Vhe etriet et inpection.” we will” glgdly onstrate. See this cAr belore ing. NOW $320. 1929 CHEVROLET 6 TOURING. he best values on today’ H{}‘lumud LOW AT 368, 1929 FORD MODEL A TUDOR (Dark Blue). Has bsen driven vei eareful driver and sho it thing about this car O. K. Hi equipment. little_by u i very. s COME TO USED-CAR DEPT. R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO., 1901 14th, TREW VALU READ CAREFULLY 1930 Dodge Sdn., D.A. disp. car.$1,025 1930 Dodge Sdn., D.D. disp. car. 850 1930 Dodge Sedan, D.C. 8-eyl. display car.. iy 1929 Dodge Victory 6 Sedan.. 1928 Dodge Senior Sedan. 1928 Dodge Fast 4 Sedan. 1927 Dodge Coupe, new paint. 1927 Dodge Sedan........ 1926 Dodge Sedan. 1925 Dodge Coach, new Duco. 1924 Dodge Sedan 1923 Dodge Sedan... Dodge Victoria 1926 Chevrolet ‘Sedan. 1926 Chrysler Sedan....... 1928 Essex Coach, new Duce... 1929 Ford 2-Door Sedan. Ford 2-Door Sedan. 1928 1926 Graham-Paige Sedan Hupmobile Sedan ... TREW MOTOR CO. N i L