Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1930, Page 28

TIN AMERICAN MUSIC FEATURED 'conoert Tonight Will Be Carried Over Network of N.:B. C. Stations. Washington's outstanding musical event tonight, the fifty-first concert. of Latin American music at the Pan- Anierican Union, will be given wide dis- tribution over a network of National Broadcasting Co. stations and two short-wave stationsswhich will carry it to the Southern republics. NAA, the naval station, will broad- cast the concert in its_entirety from 8:30 to 10:30 o'clock. WRC and the N. B. C. network will pick up the last portion from 10 to 10:3( ‘The major portion ot the program will be presented by the United States Marine Band, under the direction of Capt. Taylor Branson. The soloists will be Abigail Parecis, Brazilian so- prano, and Rodolfo Hoyos, Mexican baritone. Four members of the.band also will be heard in solo contributions —Arthur S. Whitcomb, cornetist; Win- fred Kemp, trombonist; Robert E. Clark, corneust and Wilbur D. Kieffer, vxbnphonlst Five Berlin Songs Chosen. Aside from the last half hour of the Pan-American concert, WRC broadcast the usual array of N. B. C attractions of which the R. K. O. hour and the Happy Wonder Bakers are outstanding. There also will be the usual Eveready hour presentation fea- turing Nathaniel Shilkret'’s Orchestra and Lee Morse, “blues” singer. The five songs which did so much to establish Irving Berlin as a popular composer, are included in the program of the Bakers ‘These “:):Aul der’s Ragtime ‘He's a Devil,” “ I Lost You ” “Everybody's Deing It" and “This Is the Life.” “By Products” is the title of the “Mr. and Mn" sketch tonight over WMAL and a network of Columbia Broadcast~ ing System stations. It concerns Joe Green's solution of the garbage prob- lem. The second of the series of “Savino Tone Pictures” will be presented by the Columbia 35-plece orchestra, di- rected by Domonico Savino. Julia San- derson end Frank Crumit, stars of the Blaekstone program, will feature one of their most popular duets, “Ten Lit- tle Miles From Town.” Miss Sander- son’s solo numbers will be “It All De- pends on You” and “Mean to Me." Grand Opera Miniature. ‘The weekl: ind opera miniature will I:e 8 m’den‘:eld version of Flotow's tradella. ‘WMAL's attractions of local origin include a joint recital by Howard Moore, baritone, and Harold Martin, tenor. Esther Spier will be the accompanist. Ted Stamford's Serenading Senators will give another half hour J:ro[run tonight over WOL. The station also has scheduled a dinner concert and a program arranged by the Albert Harned AMERICANS REPORTED LOTTERY FRAUD VICTIMS Cuban Government to Investigate Bale of Alleged “Branch” Chance Tickets: By the Associated ma B HAVANA, July 8—Diarjo language newspaper, Marina, Spanish s reports that its investigators have un- euv:nd & huge mry ticket lw!mfln aged have been dt p:? l!l to have [u] ‘The newspaper, says C. R. Brady of the Isle of Hope, Savannah, Ga., asked en inquiry into the selling of tickets for “the Cuban Internal Lottery,” an organization advertised as a branch of the national lottery here. The expose followed. The newspaper adds that the Cuban government will undertake to locate the source of the spurious tickets, P AP MARSHALL FIELD, 3D, LOSES INCOME TAX SUIT Grandson of Late Chicago Merchant Must Pay on $200,000 Fee Paid Attorney. By the Acsociated Press. NEW _YORK, July 8—The United States Circuit Court of Appeals yester- day ruled that Marshall Field, 3d, grandson of the late Chicago merchant prince, must pay income tax upon a $200,000 fee he paid a Chicago attorney in 1922 to expedite payment of an in- peritance from his grandfather’s estate. The suit was brought against Pield bv the collector of internal revenue, who appealed from a decision of the Board of Tax Appeals that the fee should be deducted from his taxable income for the year. Major “Chain” Features ‘TONIGHT 7.00—Pure Oil concert; Vincent T DO—BbckstonE presentation; popular program by Frank Crumit and Julia Sander- son—WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 9 00— Mr and Mrs.” adventures " and “Vi"—WMAL lnd C. B. 8. network. 9:00—Westinghouse Salute; KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra and Wenwlx& house Band—WJZ, WBZA, WHAM, KDKA, WREN, 9:30—Grand Opera_Miniature; ‘Stradella”—WMAL and and C. B. 8. network. 9:30—R-K-O hour; vaudeville and motion picture stars— WRC and N. B. C. net- work. 10:30—Chicago variety program; Waring’s Pennsylvanians, All and Pete and Charlie Straight—WMAL and C. B. B. network. Sales Service, Always Open 1109-15 18th N.W. Dec. 0216 L. A. Acidophilus Pleasant to Take —and sure it is ridd infecting germs & the Tod . colitls, to any loc: Nat. Vaccine 1515 You St. Tod.a" on THE EVENING the Radio p A — (All time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS. WRC lls.t ‘Meters. 3:00-U_6. vay Band. 4:00—"The 0—Happy Wonder Bakers. 00—Enna Jettick, * ird.” 5—Landt Trio. ey on to 12:00—Palals @or Orchestra. Early Program Tomerrow, 5a—Tower health exercises. g:—u}:xrnmg devotions. 0a—The Crackles Man. 2 ZO—EVemn; Stars. 0—The Moxie Hostess. 5—Studio "feature. 0—Sky Sketches, 0—The Lady Next Door. WOL ;510 icerie. program. Do—Ted Bclntord'. Serenading Sen- 7:20 'o 7 30—News flashes, Early Program Tomorrow. 30a—Reveille and musical clock, 0a—Bi 5a—Breakfast brevities. l 00a—Talk 434.5 Meters. NAA 690 Kilocycles. 3:45—Weather Bureau 130 m :30—Pan-Am Union. rts. ‘convert, ‘Pan-American 475.9 Meters. 3:00—United States Army -Band. 00—~Rhythm 0—Dance music from Atlantic City. 00—~New World: Symphony. 30—"National Representation for the District of Columbia,” by Repruenuuv: Henry W. Wat- son of Pennsylvania. 5:45—"The Goiden Egg" H. Rlc; of the University of Mnry- 'S, 15—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:30—Riee’s Bakery Orchestra, 7:00—Cerrect time. :01—Blackstone program. 0—“Kaltenborn Edits the News.” S—Ho'lxd Moore, and 0—Graybar'’s “Mr..and Mrs.” 10— lljl“:'?elo Mo dovien 5y 2| “‘Movieless vies,” by Lillian Nichol Claiborne. # 10:15—Heywood Broun’s radio column. 10:30—Chieago variety program, featur- x: mmu Pennsylvanians and 11:00—Le Paradis Orchestra. ° 12:00—Correst time. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Something for every one. 0a—Morning moads. g the morning mal. 10:45a—Interior decorating 5a—"Your Next-Door N hbor.” 0a—Columbia revue, i ao«r‘or your lnrermnfion. usieal album. lumbia Grenadiers. :15—~Primer for town farmers, 205.4 Meters. 3:00—. 7:15—Studio xeonuv 30—Time Valley Mrl lmul Anmua?.ln cul 3 immie i llfl!l. 8:: m—lmuunu proj e 8:. lo—-l C. Steffe and lnulu Bonuso. ld 10:: !0 to 11 OO——POHIR!Q'I‘B'H“E'IB Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a to 1:00—Varied p of lmwc. talks for vv&fl-m ews and current events. 3:00 tc 3:00—Midafternoon musicale. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Associated Prass. Scheduled for Eastern Standard time. (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 454.3—WEAF New York—=660 (N. B. C. ‘(?m). 45—Uncle Abe & David (15m. 0—Sketches. § 6 45—Polly Preston. 7:00—Vin cent Loj 7:30—Mountat w Orchestra, Ineers, E l5—Hopmn' Bells. lar music. o'oo—s-luce o Phu.delphme o 0—Cronies and Old lo 00—Hour of slmwmw 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100. 7:00—Scores; choral; harmony. e (30 ‘minutes); melodies. 10:15—WABC (15 3 3 L mlnnu-) "dance. 256.3—WCAU Pfimb—l 170. 6:00—Mountaineers; adventures. 6:30—Half hour feaf hwe 7:00—Three hours 1 10:00—Orchestra 130 minut-), ‘WABC (1% hours). 305.9—KDKA Pittshurgh—989. 5:45—WJZ (30 minutes); Revelers. 6:30—The evening 7:00—Same gs WJZ (1% hours). 8:30—Organ (30 minutes); WJZ (1 hour). 10:00—Sports; Denny’s Orchestra. — was in 1851 that the first commercial Ice Cream was made—and Fussell made it, right here in Washington— and ever since Fussells Real Cream Ice Cream —has been the uuptod standard of purity and acellence. Imitated— t never quite equaled. You can In'uzu of the VERY BEST if you'll be sure it's Fussells. A delicious special Strawberry and Pineapple Ice In Pint Bricks At the Fussell dealer in your neighberhood. Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co. 1310 Wis. Ave. W. 2308 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060. 7:00—Same as WJZ (l% hours). :80—Municipal 9:00—-WJZ nnd eryllmlm 282:86—WTIC Hartford—1,060. 5:30—Kids; scores; -golf skit. $:00—Orchestra (30 minutes); WEAF (30 minutes). 4223—WOR Newark—710. &lb—-»nunu concert; ic ny. 9'1 's &wl'smu’n 10:00—News; orchestra; moonbeams. 260.7—WHAM Koe Rochester—1,150. 5 45—WJZ (30 minutes); health talk: 6:30—On of seng. 7:00—Same as WJZ (13 hours). l!lo—&hml of Music recital. 9:00—Same as WJZ (x ‘hour). 379.5-WGY My—'l". 6:15—Studio; sketch; studio. 7:15—~WGY Players. 8:00—Same as WEAP (134 hours). 9:15—Concert orchestra. 9:80—Hour from WEAF. 10:30--Organ recital (30 minutes). 30:.8—WBZ SWnlfi!H—.QO. 5:15—Orchestra (30 minutes); WJZ (1% hours). 7:00—Dixie Trail (30 minutes); studio. 8:00—Two_hours from WJZ. 10:00—Sports-and WJZ program. CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS. 428.3—WLW Cineinnati—700. 6:00—Organ; Brooks & Ross; WJZ. 7:00—WJZ (30 minutes); dance, 10 00—Orchestra; varie 10:30—WJZ (30 minuf.es). reveries, 12:00—Variety programs (13 hours). 398.8—WJR Detroit—750. 7:00—WJZ. (30 minutes) ; dance. 8:00—Bubble Blowers. 30—WJZ (30 minutes); Cigar Girls. 9:30—~WJZ (30 minutes); Soda Jim. 10:30—WJZ )(ao minutes); dance (2 hours). 405.2—WSB_ Atlanta—740, T:00—WJZ (30 minutes); feature. 8:00—WEAF and WJZ (2% hours), 10:45—Studio (45 minutes); WEAF. 12:00—Theater program. 277.6—WBT Charlotte—1,080. 6:30—Orchestra; scores. T7:00—~WJZ (30 minutes); ‘Trotters. 8:00—Musical features. 9:00—WJZ and WEAF (1 hour). 10:00—History (15 minutes); ‘WABC (1% hours). 365.6—~WHAS Louisville—820. 1:65—0;1‘}:!!"!) (15 minutes); WEAF « 10: W—Hungzarlun& (ls)mlnu\fl) N. B. s 10:45—Jack Turner; reporters. 11:30—WHAS Dance Band. 461.3—WSM Nashville—850. 7:00—WJZ (30 minutes); orchestra. 8:00—WEAF (30 minutes); movies. 9:00—WJZ and WEAF (1 hour). 10:00—Studio (15 minutes); N. B. C. (30 minutes). 10:45—Jack and Bill; dance music. —_— ‘When a student of Cambridge Uni- versity, in England, was expelled recent- 1y, undergraduates held & moock funeral, the “corpsc” being carried to the rail- way station in an antiquated horse- drawn cab and the mourners following in-automobiles smothered in crepe. | ANYWHERE INTHE CITY PRODER. 6i‘6”6 JE/ DD studio; You can take your eyes off the clock —when you park your car with wus. Isn't it annoying, after you've spent twenty or thirty mmules finding a place to park, to have to interrupt what you're doing every hour to “hunt” another place or pay _ a fine? The Capital Garage Service solves all !hat——we:re ready for you when you come, and your car is waiting for you when you are ready. Only 35c for 3 Hours And Sc for Eack Additional Hour ln the meanwhile we’ll give your car a “Capital Wash” if you say the word. Capital 1320 New York Ave. Garage District 9500 —-—————-————__— mmmmluuum|mmmmmmmuml|||mummmmummmmnm||m||||mm|||mum|||" Burton Awnings Are Custom Built 1000000 LA 1 o Burton Awnmgs Outlst Expectations T’S the experience of every patron of ours that Bur- ton Awnings are not only most attractive in their design—but they have the quality which withstands the siege of exposed service. {They should—there’s a lifetime ex- perience back of their making. You ineur no obligation in asking us lor suggestions and estimates—and to arrange for convenient plyllenh ermize Ay 55% CB.nctsa T O O OO R. C. M. Burton & 911E St. Nat. 4361 LT Y STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day befors publieation. Por Sunday, 5:30 D.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, ene hour earlier, both for daly amd SBunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Pound sdvertisements for the Dally will be accepted up to neon day of issue, except Saturday and Legal Holidays. when the closing time 15 10:30-a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Pound for The Sunday Star will be sccepted up to 11 pam.-Saturdsy. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- |ex; 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—Splendid opportunity _for expert accountant, preferably with trans- portation experience, with New York, Phila- delphia and Washington Ah’wl! Corp. _Ap- ply_in person, Room 832, Washington Bldg. ACCOUNTANT, with selling experience and knowledge of Wl!hln!!fl\ and suburbs; man between 25 and 30 preferred. ~Address Box 376-A, Star_office. BOY in office of large insurance company: must use typewriter: salary, 350 month, Ao ply between 9 an m 423 South- ern Bullding, 18th and Hsts. T C st M men 10 Aol 30Y wanted to drive_truck and work in n. Mun know how to I Address Box 39 GARDENER, colored, mtrlenmfl. part time: $50 & month. ‘Mr. Holland, Burlington Hotel, 1120 Vermont i m reference. e charse of Kitohen. JULY 8, 1830. INSTRUCTION OOURSES. (Continued.) ntlnl or_histary: S0c pe Col. 5424, mA Bl Pox. ,.Ofl Dfll"lfll’l ‘new and I!“ larming tn all Cflmfltl’tlll aSCredied I purs o ger the pest inquiry is welcome. fin Secretartal Sehool. 1333 F l-um Est. 11 years. Nat. GERMAN cwx.umuuml T). FRENCH terms _moderate. st. n.w. WILL GIVE SPANISH LESSONS ‘m-na"sm o!:unm essons. Address g 2 | Star_office. ver Dative Ad- 120 RSATION-Hapid <om French instruetor. Faris: tutosing; egliese work speciaity. dress Box 41 office. and ch LIvINGEORSS 'A’mm::\n 30 Years in Washington. 133, P st. Met. 2 WSINEIS INSTRUCTION. BTATISTI- | Thursday ey, PREPARE N FILE CLERK, CAL, mrroluu. clerk; also sten. and typ. i Service Preparaiiry Schwol, e e P Baabih HELP AND SITUATIONS. SITUATION—WOMEN. ) (Contimued. E. -m-u"‘!. Catholic. position house- 1 Compenion, purse.” Addrem' Bus | cation scrape (dry) 401-A. Star office. 9 LADY nn do_oftioe while shorthand AM typing. Address o 405-a Siar MATROR, white. wi care for s Box 3 Star office. __10° _ + day X 296-A. QuSes: ®ood reference; country prefersed District = part ume STENOGRAP “TYPIST, oF By the week: satisfaction assured. Miss Nommn. Lincoin oon & T RAPHER | k g.“tynlfl e = i T B T 'STENOGRAPHER - SECRETARY — Collese half _da: m three s i e T ndy ) F i TYPEWRITING By expert lv’t. Room_80 -‘. 13 eummu. it A et Gollege knd’ busincss sducation, Sires secretatial position with sociely woman 0 3483, sr offce____ WOMAN, . midde. ants light housekeeper; no Wandey, siar” B Ni YOUNG L m.l;l 775, ol wan as_clerk-ty) P. . SBerais muliieraph snd sddrsiserapii: best Pemerence. | Lincoin 4672 or Atlamtic 253. * SlmATlON—DOMt!TIC DAY'S work wants ts position Con Col. stay ;ENERAL HO white: E'mm; $10 & week. J. L. 2003 3rd st. 0. ams. The Civ S tor. 13th and B ste EMPLO YMENT Afizfl(fli. N IGTICE—National Perscnnel i K8t nw Competent help furnisned dany: positions open_daily. _District 5831. POSITIONS Jed ed 500 applicants dally bookkeepers. clerks, m e e Soepers, clerks. salesmen, e e HEI.P— 'OME! GIRL, light colored. wishes day" leaning, or bundle wash to isundress or cleaning R anu, (L. cplored, wants part-iimm werk foom 8 unti) 2. cleaning bachelor apt. or general housework: beat of city references. —Phoue Potomac 3251 L—Colored wirl_desives work as un"?- or doing day's work. 962 Fla. ave. L. colored. neat, wishes Dosition Clean- g’-nomce. apartment or answering telephone. Ga.'ave. n.w. nu. colored, wishes whole or_part-time {on, undle washes and day’s work.” North ATHLETE—Well bullt girl for window dem- gostration; ewercising machine; s outside saleswome; Puil or part time. ADply 1215 Pe. COLLEGE STUDENT OR_TEACHER—Spen vacation in mountains: splendid experience; $310 for 60 days. ~ Address Box 154-A, Star GIRL, Small, as bundle wrapper. cmu.,, deli Whelan's exa renud. for temporary work in 3301 11th en. HEAD OF COAT n:PAm'MzNT and assist- IDy Lo ouyer; one with real selling ability and engaging personality destre: nent E st sto dress Box Blate ausincations Ad- " Star omce s of i must be neat ap- one that can sell y morning be- ret fore 10, ‘Room 307 895 F at. n.w. Barrister wmu. o do gene; T Tepeiting for d gentiemen: * 1 b T2 Elossunt . o nd | GIRL, uu,. colored, wanis job as mother's heiper; Stay at might. Call at 1123 13th st. now GIRL, neat, colored, wants place as maid or day’s’ work. 1513 snnn :t North 5875-W. colored, neat. helper, full or half time. a ng. as_mothel Col. 5451 or 11: GIR! lored, refined, wants work er's helper, nurse or plain cookint ma Address 617 P_st. Po LAUNDRESS, ~Arst.cinia, Wadnufll!l lnd Thursdays. Atlantic 2839, y Reese, 821 e < nlvmnn - n Cook, murse or mmm-x mg:. mn o v-rt ime; est ctty PFICE GIRL in_exchmnge fo ol tm' :nunz GIW o e h < T number if possible. Ad- IlAlv ‘White, th ice station ' worl best o referenc 3 and 5:3 ghly experienced in serv- must be neat and have €31 D st. n.w., between -A,_Star_ofice. GMAN, o6 i - i hemetite H-?rierna ith e: memn ‘singer Sewing Machine c 18th_st. nw. MAN - voung, married, ambitious, of g00d personality and appearance, to Work part Pifme this’ Summer o quaiity for lucunv-, permanent position. Write all about ya S o colored, _thoroushly cxperienced T 5% Gleaning Toom. Heideman Go. 1733 Pi. ave. n.w. MEGHA] fi‘nr‘n-eun. With tools. Apply oD, e (% Mats ows, ung: 2 married men of ¥00d appear- ~ E MIN. e | ply. Tor two married n our sales 1t sou are meat in and can sel ave an offer that will interest you. "sce. Mr. Satiol #t no other time), Putomac Electrig "G h and C sts. n.w. Use C lifl -and liberal cmll- instructors show you l‘nr.t"'l“ l: h l 5 31= Xn&llrl Blds f mN zmn advertising. PAINTIH.. experienced, $100 per month. 5 pm. n.w., after 7 am, 939 for work in city: Cail Clarendon 1768 affer b - 'ARY, R S S ;:,Ihl,:y desired. Address Box MVA CHER or Iady with equivalent education position of trust. Address Box 162-A, Star nmne be _experienced: n Shop, ‘WAITRESSES, 2, experienced only need 1405 L st. n.w. WOMAN, strong, to_care for invalid; stay nights: good home; reasonable salary. 1314 M.duon n — OUNG experienced, for sod: o and mn:r—onflu. Ndaress Box 4T-A, Star LADIES, Catholic, for local saies 3 Cexceptionails Pieasant Nork: experLs ence _unnecessary. -10, 46, Rm. 1210, People's Life Tns. Bldg.. 14th and H sts. YOUNG LADIES for curb service. Apply Hlus Bird Bur-8-Q, emtrance Hoover air- port. . LADIES—ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY. Will employ and train refined young lady, exclusive cosmetic service. Demonstration or direct melling ience valuable, but not gasenuial. Mugt e satiffled with $50 week to st Seo . Clitto, errs . Wallace, 107 West PAPERHANGER ~(anpremtice) wanted: r‘ R. Gordon, People's Ins. Fulton Bllil ll"\ Infl H el Iamnd A E Sher o ar o G 160 Now Yark PRESSER. chine STI:!\O(;RAPHER to assist in credit office. EISEMAN’S 7th and F Sts, ¥ | or nurse, stay night 603_Flor! wca( colored, m work or general housework. Lincoin nn-l. WOMAN, white, elder) in_boardh mother_werl Womax. colored. Nocsomnikes T oe uut ot eney 2331 G st. n.w. 28 N, colored. wishi housework WOMAN, colored, wis "u;':: T, B 1633. WOI(AI colored, mi housework: goed cook. or call ‘at 1230 "10th st._n.w. -um weneral dress. Please @y W colored, earance. excellent cook, hn\luemlm. 'fl'l!lu OI’MLIIII.‘” Best' reference. = Pot. 5912. WOMAN, colored. wants Job ‘a3 light house- keeper P S CRA . o mevt eesrima cook and maid; willing to do eny work. North 1704-J. : e PERSONAL. The rate under heating s 3 centy per line regular lne tate MIMEOGRAPHING. National Press Bldg. 7 tional 4810, eveain; Adams 1331, MORGAN BRADFORD, ‘Transportation Buflding. WANTED—8] ED WOMAN HOME in suburbs, withous chiidren, to teke con- Yelescine girl: restricted to very stmple @i ial care; $5 rm m old- 5048, vn@-m m BATTLE RE- ducer massages for chronic pains. cooling ll.cflm‘l rubs.__Potomac 4721. 9 Ax.ls MANAGER for manufacturer produc- high-srae “advertisimg article: only Hih-srade. men iose resord” wil rigid (nspection wiil De constdered: this s an exceptionally lucrative position. Phone for sppolntment Wetlnesday morning: ask for Mr. Moore, MEN, Cai lle. neulmuu of “connect ng wi arge organization on a plemsant Dot work, williag o, onmder Sa8 at start; petmanent positions and s good fu- ture. 10 4-6, Rm. 1210 Peopie’s L Ins. Bldg., Mth snd H_st experienced, fommects. Appl and m- et ly E. Co., SOLI plumbing 1001_New d oulmcltlwnl llfil é l.u““oln an den. Met. 9882 TEACHER_OR OOLLEGE STUDENT: fifin in eountey: lnlm.l’nllthflll work; mfl 08 A o g e - Sier adive TEACHERS and_collewe mn Bum o aellent pay, Healingal, ‘outsider o mteed salary and com- on structive work; guaramteed sala Wednesday. vu et Brese Bide FOUR LADIES, between 30 and 50 years of age, who can meet the public. Special organization work. No selling, no Saturday work. Farnings about $25 weekly or more. Phome Miss Rogers. National 5555, for ap- pomtmtnt luu—nonifi'lc. rivate Tamily: for Summe o n.w. COOK-LAU! !rlnu meunm ply 20 on.u.. culorvu ™ weneral housework 6899, n ily; reterence required. Call Norty gcemsn(nplzn setiled White: Business cou- A chil Address Box 416-A. Star omcer oo onrd: 3 WINDOW AND oge CLEANING. Wane and foors. cleaned CSchenssing: was: {nx, painting, odd jobs. ' Call Ben, Fotomac AND FLASTIC GOODS AT Fuaran ':'é'g."'npe'n ‘may and ¢ ;l:memm % r Urevery want. Peo- ,Mwn !“P“'GEIN "1“110’!0». sl A?N'Tfl:lfll‘llflm MAS- Suge relieves. you {rom sufferins. Hours. Totedn ACLED, S50 B B Mg Tiso. FRIVATE DAY NOURSERY, 3 and over. Excellent food: auto transporta- tion; :g.‘.’vm": withoyt transportation, "L ARD SMALL CHILDREN, ial attention to diet and weekly; references ex- CONVALESCENT _ AND oared for in Juxurious in_attendance cool | Inrge, shady grounds; = carefully 0 and 525 per week. GED_PATIENTS i sraduate ni supervised diet: Address Box 418;A, Bifver Bprine. M WE 1 plete our sales force, selling one of the fas est-selling cars on the market: liberal con- tract, to produ ‘Avply Mr. Murphy, 1325 Good_Hope rd. YOUNO MAN for automotive machine shop: giperience mot essential, however temiliar. with lathe work and micrometers are Dacesanty; Siate 'sge and. ewperience. > Ads dress_Box 409-A. m office. rienced. 48 Stiver epting ave.. ALESMAN. Here's your Jnh Gash every duy it vou want it; $18 oip: sood le only few openings; gnce. Rovers, 1436 You st. v, 3rd oor. DISTRICT SALES MANAGER. progressive national organization will employ immediately a sales executive, e periy in employing, training and m Rxing Inrge number o1 men and. wh canvassers: experience in radio sales, mem. berahip campaigns or magasine sibscrip ons valu opportunity to earn about $6:000 frst year, with uniimited feid increased earnins. Dvuus Wil De discussed” oniy " at ‘Bersomai interview, = For appoiotment, rhone Na- SITUATION—MEN. ARCH DRAFTSMAN, A habits, flnluhlnl well ,knDn";: l"‘:‘ ichool _high erage. Address Box Star_office. BAKER'S HELPER with 3% T lence 55 app. baker. Wil wor Teasonin) \ddre: lo 38 s fhice. X ood ton 13-4, AN SR an makes of Batieriy Where. * Address $13 Mass. ave. ington. C._Phone Dist. 5936, ACOOUNTANT, zxnuumfl' open for en--m: early morning o, daily ‘except Sunday: yarase Of whole: Sale market p-um,an clericalor technical. CARPENTERING by job or contract and all work given special attention. North 9939. G B STODENT smbtious desires 1 sponsible position; have automobile: excellent Teferences (AP 2072401 Calvert nw. SALESMEN. We are just in process of organization and Tequire the services of thres men with cars who have had experience in automobile in- surance or kindred lines. This ad iIs addressed to nigh-class ecu nique method but they Gost real money Ba'we want them handled properly. Come in and falk it over. See M. Masterson, Second " floor, 1416 Eve st. n.w ‘With ll!n‘lmum l ulll know eity. RCTE CAR O 1718 Fis. Ave. NW. A VERY attractive offer by an old established house to a man who has the ability to promote |¢ the sale of heating equipment |w: and appliances. Permanent con- nection assured proper party. Address Box 66-A, Star office. SALESMEN. We desire thie services of 2 high-class men to sell the new Maytag Washer and the new Maytag Ironer. Maytag is one of the world’s most successful washers manufactured and the new ironer by Maytag makes a complete home laundering out- fit that no home can well be|¥ without. bination. A splendid selling com- A splendid money- maker and there’s an opportunity | Fer Apply 10 to |gia for advancement. 11 am. and 4 to 5 p.m. Wednes- day, Employment Office, THE HECHT €O., F St. at 7th HELP—MEN AND WOMEN, iahoroughly reliable, settled. City"or nearby” Maryiand: au1 seferences. Address Box 310-A. Star_om Mce. e INO. cxperience "mm‘ oskhug *iges Private Tamily Butler. GARADE BUILDER wants work: will w reasonable. Address Box 310-A. sur] nn\ncrck ACHINIST, ears’ exj conuectio: canuection v vnh "ioh’ which Vermont_a "'rfi.":n':‘ . i denm ALMQms MILLINERY, 1415 G _BT. N.W. Latest i felts, all p-ml fluuu, $5. LADY WISHES 3900 FIRST TRUBT from private party; yood securtiy wnd inter- A drm Box_415-. A. sm office. SUMMER CAMP —BOYS, siris, 3 To TP Tourer cathd 1o e iaraed by Bilvate car: swimming, athietics. crafts. dergarten: college counselors. North 609! Rt o MOTOR ‘I‘IAV EL. BASHVILLE AND arrmm, .mf\u 2030 shi X 4803, Anacosti: . 0. m T NORSE, astist with UeRE home = 3 with _three | DA for Wednesday and €229, i average size room. 35 up. aint interior and exterior. We use Dutch Boy d and pure lnseed oil only. ANl work guaranteed, h_or o 3 years Il City Service Dec.. a 4567. 6231 white) na _exterior: reasonable prices. Paul Ser 3666, PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. up: _estimate furnished: work gus! A George 2129 16th st nw. Decatur 41 PAPERHANGING ter work and i im rour home; no o Sears. 639 N_ ¥ i skilled Serene. and T painting, heating: carnen. ring hing repaired fitie catn month North 4011 FIANO TUNING, 32 fres Sanderson- Srhlrfler c'~ Lin_1057: night call, Col PLASTERING JOB. firs l B IO oo vemantce ‘0w m District 4570, 3 7., OIL, BURNING: i :‘-‘-’mn Hu.fmq founé_reliable for, n _J_R_Guerin, 412 E. C: ROOFING. guttering._spouting, paintin Tepairing: e B ROOFING GO North i0114. BU‘I‘X!SS Ol’l’ol‘l‘u‘ll'l'll:s‘ RPENTER, contracto g-mn:. Dainting. cement utlding. H. Johnson, 1365 Irving. WILL BUY_small investment mnvem or business. Just be bargain where —cash Add X 372-A, Star office. 9* WANTED 1 ROO\(ING i HOUSE or cleaning and pressing business: Bo brokers. Addrees Box_436- A Star_ofi modeling, exp. re= work. screens, fénce Cof, 8917, RR 11 V ®ood locatic x llf fl‘lfil (el'lll.l' ossivn. wtion: wtirac “.y wT; Fare of Trust Co. of Norinern AND w!w!'rlum n _lobby Targe STee by possiois bt stand ‘of kind i city; open’ to investigation: price. $4,000; terms. _Address B an 437-A, Star c 4 LUNCH RO all, in n.w.: goink busi- Tess: rent, 820 month: will sacrifice for $375. Address Box 395-A, Star nmm office. f ree onable rent. c.n Pot ufl s . DRUG “STORE on_Conn. ave. doing_gond ‘business: can be greatly improved: worth Tnvestigating See M. Goldsmith, 918 New uvsumn onlu'nou M Ay’ | 3400, 1 chance for the rignt ma See Mr. Desendort at &1 D st. 1w IF TOGKING for profitable way (o B some capital to work, investigate this: steady and safe: pavs high returns. | You own and con- trol_your share, but we do the work: replies confidential. _Addre Star_office. DOLLARS MADE o appHication, you make Inree proft auires investment of at least $1.000; oS5 tot1 ‘quantiiy i Limited, only o naed number of spplications can be finally_accept willrec state phone number. Address Box 39! Star office. s B3 303 QONCESFION st Washington Amuscment rk for sale; price, $2.000: 8iso o erated in city duripg Winter season. Call Lore. T34 Tnvestment. Bidg. £ FOR mall_bakery, reasonabl loullgnA very easy x' ; Jlendid oppors funity for young baker a M_ DELICATESSEN t_lunch, 1onk lease, ORI SS50 week, with TVing quarters. above. for sale cheap. 3801 l4th n.w. TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS, SEE US FIRST. CAPITAL BA(WEO lfioflllh{lg: co. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. MACHINES _Burrouehs. 330 #30. Al makes Tented ited T A. M. Co., Ing BOOKS_—H Cl 59 VoIS, compliete: gply §25. " Peariman 93 Book Shop. st. lmDmu MATERIAL AND nrucl-—w:«x- ing two city blocks containini houses and 4 spartment bulidinss just 1st and A nl ne ‘aoar ing and fra sands of clun whale brick: (hflul ndl ®00d sash: complete windows with frames: ‘Obfl doors with locks and hinges: lavatories. l‘i'flh‘ toilets, radia iy trom 18t CHINGER GO Housewrecks T umou g Dine (S5 her"s bim. Fred Milicser, 11 ot o DAVENPORT SUITE, 3-piece, overstuft 36.50; 4-piece wainut bed room suite, 320 -piece mahogany dining room sulte, 331 apest m al Tac vnuw '%ommrcm Office Purniture F. B0 8th st n.w__Met reasonable. ted time to Brisn pecial course. $50. will start you, i Baiance el "Bay. and evening ‘classes: e.unrwfimnfiqnu ¥ School, 505 13th » Complete, 817 14th St. Dist. 6! RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ‘The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- cn. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will recetve fi;omm attention. For admission to commended Service Column cnl National 5000, Branch 115. MAXNTENANCI MAN, work, ';1mm'-:x; p.l{nm o 3 a‘&“(f‘s‘“" Address Bo: MAN-—Rzu-nxe. umm Navy med ponsibility, o Hon i Which khowjense gharee of men would nr.ova"v‘td o™ post. Tience Adams Joung. neat, wants job as chauffeur, fox gtore, elevator or any work. Phone MARN, young,—white, n e e i o dnw} North wm Wh.v o vour plass T down when | 5 Jou can hire & competent carpenter reason- Can also paint. Address Box 384. shes Job as chauffenr or MA her O dnver CulEin r0d? o Boswell MAN. youns, colored. swlichBoard of v v " District 2004 i et o Tored, desires position &5 houseman, ehaufte 3 Sheer” Phane Norih e TNy nts Jnn as or operator; night or desires any At Daper cleanin teed.” Call “Atlantic ART BEDEUG, MOTIH. BOACH e Fumi Eu o na mmn d deliver of and bed] Ameriean Disinfectant Co.. IDIJLNO of all llnfll nnov“g. lzed by, process, &y E Atl low Iflfl E Bedfllnl‘ Go 'fllb Sth st. n.e. BEDDING RENOVA: -n: pilows, feather ered_Tdeal mualn- Co., 633 & my !‘D ING. n-nnu‘ Jobs,” reasonable: builder. _Louis_Odu; BUILDING - Con: ctlon -nd nnenl Te- modeling The L. & T. Coustruction Co Tor ‘satlsfactory Service call Metropolitan “We help_you_to_finance." | GARPENTER REPAIRS, porches, fioors, snelving, “sereerls, cement"or I"lek work. _J. Rowell, Met. 2146, 315 E st. n.w. GHAIR CANEING, porch rockers nuntu. u holstering ~ “Armstrong: 1335 Metropolitan 2062 i window screen: DOOR s " | best_material used and work install d e lowest prices. lcal. LECTRIC WIRING 6, T 1is, bath, A0 complete) Axtures. 130 mstatied, Get my estimate; save time nnd money: “work gusrs anteed. North 088! M. Ci 3¢ sonally by an’ expert; u CULTURE—Unlimil individual instructions on live med- DI ahsz irror doors, with full-leneth $7.50. ased, per imited " quantity ek to Job. 15t and A st8 _HECHINGER H DOORS - rors, Come ofl stove nearly ne ard oil, drop-lent um coal heate hean. Fakoma. Park, "Md. FURNISHINGS of om used since, March 1; Teasonavle. 405_10th_st. 312 Poplar ave. i apartment Apt. 210, excellent condition: am Mlu ._ave. n.w. TURE— tables, chai Ace springs, horsehair mattress, linen, pictures. 304 Conard Avis. FPURNITURE AND RUGS of quality, 25-40% off. Bed rcom, living room and dinin Suites, “dinette’ and breakfast sets. cabinets, refrigerators and ice boxes, furniture and swings, odd e vanities and chiffor enport extension tables, 3-4 plece occasional and console tables. Easy terms. New Bargain House, 2004 14th st. nw. Open_evening th 3042 < OAS RANO!. dri complets furnishings, 1:l7\|rne|7. and side oven, 'mfi oLAss*o’fi'rm: PAR-n'rmNs also Inrke” quantity, used '1n kood :onumon. Tow I Co.. ) TS STighiTy Rot-water bolie's Tor. laree mnmm fadiation; perfect condition. Come ist and A sts. Hechinger_Go.. "Housewrecking_ Depa ICE BOX (store), large. suitable for er. dairyman or florist: 1,500 1bs. pacity; like new; $125 cash. United Storage Co.. 480 10th st. n.w KARIKEEN TRUNK. tie carrier to fit model A Ford. Call after C. K. Horner, Clarendon 549-0-2. " LIVING ROOM SUITE—Beautiful new suite At less than one-fourth cost; perfect congi- tion. _Call_Clev. 2040-W MACHINERY “Lathes. eleciric spot_welder, Alr compressors, power punch. planer, Join. §r. Cul-off saws, steam bojler, beiting, shatt- ing. P, 8c. motor, tool Baum. Jjr. 101 6th st. OFFICE FURNITURE 1 Desks. chairs, file cabine! for your office at great Salvage Co.. office furn ELECTRICAL WIRIN PBX SWITCHBOARD flWILlnl Th northwest section desired by high-i “xperience. Columbla. 7egyC 27 18 had ' ooms wired. with Bxtures, 460 and’ up! S ltcirie o' A 855. 4927 9th n.w. . YOTRICIAN o typist; radiotrician desires evening work: may. thag afer b pm. - Oall Potomas Jsaes. "™ ISHING, T FLOOR FIN DTS nkmeu mechanics Tene. e, YOUNG MAN, colored, chauffeus e ":'Lnnc.; ¢ FLOOR won:. every a-:r:pnon feed, reasonable; dustless machines. L. T F 7 Sherrier pl. n.w. _Clev. 0528, 14° O] middie-a aged. desiving home. Tex: in excharse ionable tate e for care ‘two el Ployed cou e w:?urn Adlrul Box 388-A. m;em"‘ GIRL wavted 10 work mnmn, 'mun Y nave experience, - Oull Spet INSTRUC N_COURSES. Marci icuring. 8} By ine. $20: manie S8 f enrolled by e N e 15hed m“oug' ) ge,,".’!,',?,};‘,‘,l‘“.'} ?fln o CONOVER, 350 st m, Weas 306 AUT auire lhul‘l men._estal T, SO, e Nlon 1081) o ner""lh -t d‘lr;" Oxfura Build nl‘ col SITU ATIONS—IIIN AND WOMEN. LADY, leaving -&v e B Luption _foF firxhl -class chauffeur-! smnmx_'mm ead pi. 1 cmLouNfl NURM %lllunn‘ Good e tman ‘”H‘;""‘f EOW R g R .r o Star_office. SEr ARj-TIME WORK in pgtssugmlo,‘umAmm dressmaker, a home or S i nnn calumhln ; ‘modeling and altera GIR! ht colo) o m\ ator, maid oF weliress "% Tall"North gnd_waxed by modern elect] noon.s SCRAPED, ‘shellacked. L. Ceyton, 1244 D uc ukhll\. e worbT el e R 25_cents: mads while % 122i% New ¥or LAWN MOWERS SHAR! Tepaire e An used mowers for sate." 317 Thih o District 9322. - FAPERFANGING. PLASY ERIN ori his | mopth; nw -m-rm 3l work suarantees tin, r P a0 FAPERTNG ROOMS. 31 S 2, lowest prices.” using oure ead ‘e do plumbini ting. wiring. porch in- and. nneul remodeling. _No cash to suit your comvenience me Decorators, 1009 9th litan 0834, PAINTING nd Just, yarniahed s PIANO— xer‘ufi?m in “excellent con- rice. owner leaving city +Cleveland ‘5354 dur- ment ntze -electric _reproducing ' Ampico: strator: expensive model: used very Iittle; Jors: marvelous value: payment terms piade b your old pi Nat. m c.;. st no- m"n 51 Kimbati Coos 131 11th