Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 43

‘SENATOR WATSON SPEAKER IN FORUM Talk to Be Review on Last Congressional Session, Par- ticularly the Tariff. Senator James E. Watson of Indiana, Republican leader of the Senate, will be the speaker tonight in the National Radio Forum arranged by The Wash- ington Star and broadcast over the coast-to-coast network of the Colum- bia Broadcasting System. “What Congress Has Accomplished” 1= the subject of Senator Watson's talk. He will review the work of the last ses- sion, touching particularly on the tariff act, which provoked a long and bitter struggle. Kodak Hour Precedes Forum. ‘The midweek Kodak hour, a concert | by Toscha Seidel, violinist, and the Co- lumbia_Symphony Orchestra will pre- cede the radio forum. Della Baker, soprano, will be the guest star of the Kodak presentation. She will sing Bowers' “Chinese Lullaby.” George Rasely and Victor Edmunds, tenors, also will be heard in solos, while Jack Shilkret’s orchestra will provide the in- strumental background. Seidel will lay two numbers in his recital, the rize Song” from “Die Meistersinger” and “Alumblatt.” Wile on WMAL. Frederic William Wile’s weekly re- sume of the volitical situation in Wash- ington and dance music Dy Paul Tre maine and his orchestra and Guy Lom- bardo and his Royal Canadians are among WMAL's other Columbia attrac- tions. A recital by Tony LaNasa, tenor, will feature the station’s attractions of local origin. Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees will be heard in two different broadcasts tonight over WRC and other National Broadcasting Co. _stations, first In the Fleischmann Sunshine hour and later in the R. C. A. hour. Crumit Assists Vallee. Frank Crumit, the “one-man glee club,” will assist Vallee in the Sunshine hour. In the R. C. A. hour, Vallee and his orchestra will provide a dance pro- gram. In addition there will be a con- cert program by Nathaniel Shilkret's orchestra and solos by Rosalie Wolf, “Humoresque” will be fea- tured by Eugene Ormandy’s orchestra in the Jack Frost program. Other se- lections include Sullivan's overture, “Patience”; the popular “The Woman in the Shoe,” and a medley of the mu- sical comedy hits of 1920. Two heroes of freedom are honor i10:45a—Fifth Avenue Fashions. Today on (Al time p.m., unless 4759 Meters. l WMAL & Kilocycles. :00—United States Navy Band. 00—The Book Parade. 5—Dancing by the sea. 00—“The Rod and Stream,” by C. Perry Miller of The Star. 5:15—Goldenberg program. 30—Melody Musketeers. 5—"“Power From Atoms,” by Science Service. 0—Correct time. 1—Hawallan Melody Boys. 5—Flashes from The Evening Star. 0—Dinner concert. 00—Correct time. 1—The Yeast Jesters. 5—"“The Political Situation In Washington Tonight,” by Fred- eric Willlam Wile. 0—Kaltenborn Edits the News. 5—Rhythm Kings. 00—Correct time. 01—Deflance program. 5—Tony la Nasa, tenor. 0—Toscha Seidel and concert or- | chestra. 9:00—Midweek Kodak Hour. 9:30—National Radio Forum; speaker, :r‘lillwr James E. Watson of In- 10:00—Dream Boat. 10:15—Heywood Broun'’s Radio Column. 10:30—Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. 11:00—Paul Tremaine's Orchestra. 11:30—Nocturne. 12:00—Correct time. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Something for every one. 8:30a—Morning Moods. 9:00a—The Week Enders. 9:30a—Opening the morning mail. 10:00a—Nell Vinick, beauty adviser. 10:15a—Cooking demonstrations. 11:00a—Columbia Revue. 11:15a—Your Neighbor Next Door. 11:20a—Columbia Revue. 11:30a—Manhattan Towers’ Orchestra. | 12:30—Harry Tucker’s Orchestra. 1:00—The Aztecs. 1:30—Organ_recital by Ann Leaf. 2:00—Columbia Ensemble. 2:30—Today in history. WOL 2289 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Sports hour. 4:30—Tom and Wash. 4:45—Sports hour, continued. 5:45—The Cutildla?‘s 5—Communit; lest program. 6:30—Police fllsl’;es 5 6:45—Grace Linger, soprano. LL oo—Pro:nm by Veterans of Foreign 7:20 to 'l SO—N:WS flashes. Early Program Tomorrow, 7:00—Reveille; musical clock, 00a—Birthdays. 15a—Breakfast breities. 10:00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:30a—“Today’s Bright Spots.” guests at the Arco birthday party, John Paul Jones and Robert Bruce. The musical program accompanying the broadcast will be provided by a string ensemble_and the Rondoliers Quartet. Grace Linger, soprano, and the Cas- cadians will be the chief contributors to the musical portion of WOL's pro- gram. The station also will broadcast a 20-minute program by the Veterans Df Foreign Wars. WJSV will broadcast a patriotic pro- gram arranged by the Cameron Club of Alexandria, Va. The station also has scheduled, in addition to its regular at- tractions, a program by the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Association and a concert by ‘Walter Hnlt! Pret Ensemble. CRAVEN LEAVES NAVY FOR COMMERCIAL RADIO Pioneer, Who Has Represented U. 8. at Every International Con- ference in Decade, Resigns. Conquest of the upper reaches of the radio spectrum and its harnessing for commercial communication the world over has lured away from the Govern- ment service one of the men who 11:00a—Beauty talk by Bertha Parker. 11:30a—Motion picture previews. 12:00—Luncheon music. 1:00—Frances Tucker, soprano. 454.3—WEAF New York—660. (N. B. C. Chain.) 5:45—Uncle Abe and David. 6:00—Midweek Hymn Song, quartet. 7:00—Sunshine Hour, Rudy Vallee Or- o0—Birtnaa y party. 8:30—Melody Moments. 9:00—Orchestra variety. 10:00—Classical series. 348.6—WABC New York—860, (C. B. 8. Chain) 6:30—Tip Top Club, variety program. 7:00—Symphony. s 7:15—F. W. Wile. 7:30—H. V. Kaltenborn; Rhythm Kings. mixed pioneered in the development—Lieut. Comdr. Tunis A. M. Craven, U. 8. N. To enter the constantly growing eommercial phases of radio communi- cation, Lieut. Comdr. Craven has re- signed from the Navy, effective next December. Recognized as one of the world’s foremost authorities on chan- neling, he has served his Government at every international conference hav- ing to do with radio communications in the past decade and has seen prac- tically all of his recommendations carried to fruition. Lieut. Comdr. Craven will become associated with Prof. C. M. Jansky, radio engineering consultant, who has specialized in broadeasting. It is likely, however, that the officer will be re- tained, in addition, by one of the large Lam- bert’ 11:30—Ann Leaf at organ. 394.5—WJZ New York—760, (N. B. C. Chain.) 5:45—Floyd Gibbons, Headline Hunter. 6:00—Amos ‘n’ Andy. 6:30—Phil Cook. 45—Scores; Summer time. 00—B. A. Rolfe Orchestra. 00—Hatters Orchestra. 30—Orchestra melodies. 9:00—Cub Reporter; Broadway Lights. 9:30—Mystery House. 10:00—Hour of Slumber Music. 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1,100, 7:00—WABC (30 m.); concert, communication companies as its con- sultant on short wave radio—a phase of tlhe ll’t‘ I:Mt;he has ‘-een :;-.%:g development past few years, which is only on the threshold of its ultimate possibilities. SEES BROADCASTING ON EXALTED PLANE ©. H. Caldwell Cites Rockefeller $250,000,000 “Radio City” as Basis for His Prediction. Chain broadcasting lifted from the | realm of commercialism and placed | in the sanctified group of “endowed institutions” is envisioned by former Federal Radio Commissioner O. H. Caldwell. This, the engineer-editor believes, is the logical sequel to the $250,000,000 “radio city” project in New York, to be financed by John D. Rockefeller, jr., and in which the Radio Corporation of America interests are collaborating. Mr. Caldwell would have the radio industry step out of broadcasting, into which it was thrust, 80 that broadcasting quality might be established at a high level and a greater demand for the apparatus they manu- factured thus created. Mr. Caldwell, in an editorial in the current issue of one of the magazines he edits, expresses the hope that when the new Rockefeller radio city is in operation the R. C. A. interests will “step aside” and place broadcasting in the hands of a representative and self- perpetuating board of trustees, to be administered solely in the public in- terest without any radio-industry in- fluence whatever. It would solve all of the vexing problems of program pro- duction, he predicts. Major “Chain” Features ‘TONIGHT. 7.00—Fleischmann Sunshine hour; Frank Crumit and Rudy Vallee and his or- chestra—WRC and N. B. C. network. 9:15—Political review, by Fred- eric William Wile—WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 8:30—Maxwell hour; Rollickers Quartet and Willlard Rob- inson’s Ensemble — WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, ‘WSM and others. 8:30—Symphonic program; Tos- cha Seidel and concert or- chestra—WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 9:00—R. C. A. hour; Rudy Vallee and Shilkret's Orchestr: WRC and N. B. C. net- work. 9:30—National Radio Forum; Senator James E. Watson of Indiana — WMAL and coast-to-coast C. B. 8. network. 00—WABC (30 m.); band. 00—Fiddle; Subway Boys. 9:30—WABC; music. 282.83—WBAL Baltimore—1,060. 7:00—Two hours from WJZ. 00—Musical Memories (30 m.); WJZ. 10:30—WJZ and Wlu:hm( Hour. 282.8—WTIC Hart Hartford—1,060. 5:00—Sports; news; dance; scores. :00—Dance (30 m.); studio (30 m.). 422.3—WOR Newark—710. 5:00—Uncle Don; sports; ensemble. 6:15—Songs; Cabbies; Rangers, 7:30—Philharmonic Symphony. 9:15—Red Lacquer and Jade. 9:45—Wizard; news. 10:00—Orchestra; Moonbeams. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170. 5:00—Adventurers; news; scores. 30—Orchestra; sports. 30—WABC (30 m.); Herman's Hits. 7:30—WABC; Jumpers; orchutrl. :00—WABC (30 m.); Trappe: 10: Oo—isll)ul‘e as m); WABC 1% s.). 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980. 5:00—Vocal; Weavers; variety. 00—WJZ (15 m.); Tellers. 0—WJZ (15 m.); music. 00—Same as WJZ (3 hrs. 10:00—Adventurers (30 m.) BDOY'A :40—Jack Denny's Orchestra. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150. 6:00—WJZ (15 m.); features. 5—The Balladeers. 7:00—Two hours from WJZ. 9:00—WHAM Players. 9:30—Same as WJZ (30 m.). 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790. 5:15—WEAF (40 m.); scores. 6: 0)—Ohl‘cm&trl (30 m), WEAF (l‘/z' rs.) | 10:00—Organ recital (30 m.). 302.8—WBZ Springfield—990. 5:00—Markets; scores; orchestra; quar- tet. 6:00—WJZ (15 m.); Melodeers. 6:30—WJZ and music (30 m.); Players. 7:30—Criminal law talk. 8:00—WJZ (1 hr.); William Tell. 9:15—Quartet; organ; scores. 10:00—Same as WJZ. ANYWHERE IN THE CITY PROPER 0100 the Radio otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS. 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilpcycles. 3:00—The Me: akers. 3:30—“The Lady Next Door.” 4:00—R-K-O_matinee. 4:30—Toddy Party. 4:45—The Tea Timers. 5:00—Black and Gold Orchestra. 5:30—The Dandies of Yesterday. 5:39—News flashes. 5:45—Uncle Abe and David. 6:00—“Amos 'n’ Andy.” 6:15—Washington Happy Bakers. 6:30—Milton Davis, pianist. 6:45—Review of the national open championship tournament at Minneapolis by O. B. Keeler, 7:00—Fleischmann Sunshine hour. 8:00—Arco Birthday Party. 8:30—Jack Frost melody moments, 9:00—R. C. A. hour. 10:00—Mellow melodies. 10:15—Poetry reading by Alwyn Bach. 10:30—Park _ Central Orchestra, 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01 to 12:00—Paramount Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 7:15a—Morning devotions. 7:30a—Cheerio. 8:00a—The Crackels Man. 8:15a—Morning melodies. 9:00a—Hits and Bits. 9:30a—National home hour, 10:00a—The Blue Streaks, 10:45a—The Argentinians. 11:00a—On Wings of Song. 12:00m—Retail food muke! review. 12:10—Palais d'Or Orchestra. 12:45—National farm and home hour. 1:30—Organ recital from Kitt Studio. 2:30—Chicago serenade. 3:00—The Moxie Hostess. 3:15—United States Army Band. 3:45—Dancing melodies. 4:00—The Lady Next Door. WJSV 2054 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Studio program. 4:30—sStation flashes. 5:00—History and science, 5:30—Down the Highway. 6:00—Musical interlude. 6:15—Service program. 6:30—News flashes. 6:40—Classified program. 7:15Studio progesm. udio pre 7:30—Time signals. 7:31—Program by Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Association. 8:060—George Durnett. 8:15—Ina Webb and Ethel West. 8:45—Turkey Breast, Rudy and Mon- -keyface. !:lb—gunemn Club of Alexandria, 10:00 to 11:00—Holt’s Fret Ensemble. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a to 1 00—Helpful hints to house- wives; farm news, current events and music. 2:00—Midafternoon musicale. NAA 434.5 Mem 3 45—Wenher Bumu reports. 9:55—Arlington time signals. 10:00—Weather Bureau reports. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern Standard time. (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—7 a:ao—or‘gta ; Brooks and Ross; con- cel 7:30—Orchestra; Variety; R. F. D. 8:45—Dogs; orchestra. % 9:00—WJZ (30 minutes); Crimelights. 10:00—America - progr: the Hall. 11:00—WJZ (30 minutes); cabaret. 12:00—Variety programs (2 hours), 398.8—WJR Detroit—750. 7:00—Same as WJZ (2 hours). 9:00—Singing School; Ed McConnell. 10:00—Singers; Painters; WJz. 11:00—Dance music (2 hours). 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740, 7:00—WEAF and WJZ (3 hours). and music (1% hours). 12:00—Charles aheldon. r.; organ. + 277.6—WBT Clnrlo“e—l,l 6:30—Theater and feature. '7:00—~WEAF and WJZ (3 hours). 10:00—Minstrels (1 hour); WABC. 365.6—WHAS Loulsville—820. 7:00—Hour from WEAF. 8:00—Loan Association. 8:30—WJZ and WEAF pr 10:00—Adventurers (30 mlnu ) waz. 10:45—Varieties 115 m.); WJZ (1 hr.). 461.3—WSM Nashville—650. 7:00—WEAF and WJZ (3 hours). 10:00—Features (30 m.); WJZ (15 m.). 10:45—Quartet (15 ml.mlm), WEAF. 270.1—WRVA Rick Richmond—1,110. 6:00—WJZ (15 m.); music and WJZ. 7:00—WEAF and WJZ (3 hours). 10:00—Band; trio; Night Clul SERVICE Service Exclusively 3 900000000000000000000006 Take L. A. Acidophilus —consistently—and you’ll be Faster over Intestinal infect uels are indigesti tency and pedigreed Delivered direct "from the tory to any local address, Nat. Vaccine & Antitoxin Inst. 1515 You St. North 0029 THIS WEEK'’S BIG HIT! At all news-stands WITH TEARS IN MY EYES played by HIT-OF-THE-WEEK ORCHESTRA 15¢ HIT-OF- THE-WEEK JE[5 PHONOGRAPH RECORDS CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before oublication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Ssturday. At the Branch Agencies. one hour earlier, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Pound advertisements for the Dally will be accepted up to noon day of 1ssue. except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time 1s 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted ul to 11 p.m. Saturdsy. 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. _Splendid __opportunity 1or expert accountant, preferably with trans- portation experlence. with, New York. Phila- delphia and Washington Airway Corp. biy’ In" person. oo 52, Washington Bids. ACCOUNTANT, with selling_experience and knowledge of Washington and suburbs; man between 25 and 30 preferred. Address Box 376-A, Star_office. ASSISTANT TO CRED) young man of good onality, preferably Tith experience. Apply personally to Mr. Theodore Eisem: st n.w. MAN—Intelligent D. C, THURSDAY WANTED—SALESMEN. 7 SALESMAN, by manufacturer; ex- ilent opportunity | 1 ced man with cel ty for ugefln ity Address Box 433 o4 e BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. STATISTI- CLERK. AL, clerk: also sten. and typ. cor. 13th and F sts. n.w. xnz! i HELP—WOMEN. B, good. Phone 37. J. H“%lnm“ nww.nmm“l:n. Va. 10° CANV. Experienced canvassers want- S Vipply Bt FeE A OEE ST oD ENT ook 510 for & dave. Vork for Fare paid. Address Box 153-A, Star office. TINGER WAVER and marceler, experienced. Yvonne's, 718 14th st. n.w. ™ GIRLS. GIRLS, GIRLS -Lea: beauty cul- Sirea Bcvare Beanty aeh“u'o\ and earn while you learn. 921 F st. n. T )PERATOR, s shirts. DeoShe o8 z.ii"%’n‘i?fi‘:‘u"&n"““mm ] Pmle'; Life Insurance Bidi 14th and PRAmCAL RSE. ith _knowledge of I"tl-,lmd en‘:’nlomcm Addreu A anted. Apply F. W. Wool- 1201 P st. D.W. o a SALESWOMEN, Saturdays only, coats, dress- es: only applicants who are experienced or P o e R g B . 2lnl.‘llrlo 6:30, Kaplowitz, 13th st. between %, JULY 10, 1930. ll-nonnl ul% riatioh Boldte KO monds. lnfi:llll Il' P:M id. Liv- fneston & Cor 3810 P b oh & O NAL Sets: WONDERFUL MAGNETIC HEALING sage Jelleves you from suffering. Hours 9 to A $29°G st. n.w.’ Nat. 1850. REN, RURSE WILL BOARD Changed. Shebherd 3350 TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT, REAL money-suving_prices. Fit and_satistaction ll'lllu to care fe it m" ni . ples Drus Store No. . 1107 G st h.w. MASSAGE AT~ YOUR RESIERCE BY Swedish graduate nurse. Adams 6930-J. 11° YOUNG'S SUMMER DAY CAMP — BOYS. girls, "1“1: s Jears: calied h’y::i rew:v!\'e: : swimming, cs, cr A R M Al o PIANO, d | Fi 1o HELP AND SITUATIONS RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (cnunu.) i PAINTING—After Eation special We wiil sitape’ Aty and paper average size room, 35 up. _We also paint interior and exterior. Wuuumwhle{ d pure linseed oil only. Al work anteed, - Cash O terms up to 3 Efll 'Giiy Bervice Dec., Georsia 4set. nu Georgia_ave, PAINTING, interior —and _exterior: uuued mechanics: reasonable prices. Paul Ses 38 N_ Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 3666. g seeel %30 129 18th st. n.w. Ap TUNING, $3.50; repail derson-Schactier Co. 844 1057; night call, Col. 5940. PLASTERING JOB, first-class. _All Kinds of gement work. "No 0B too small o 100, far. District 4570. PLUMBING. HEATIN gllrl. all kinds: ter no finance charges. Dove. 1008 G st. n.e. Lin. 7964. 13 PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING: fs: pairs and instal ion: louna reliable for !2 ek 3 R Guerin, 412 E Lin. 3417. 5 m“ gutterine, Domln ainting and estimates H st ne. 89 weneral hunu Te- CHEZNATALIE BEAUTY PARLOR !lANA- Mr. Milan, just back from N. Y. with 185 1ateat ‘parniasase UMK styles, now with Emile Beauty Salon, 1221 Conn. ave., Decatur ”'q;:;' all_his former_patron: ALM MILLINERY. 1415 G ST N.W. Latest in felts, all pastel shad BEAUTY PARLORS. s}flmflrmluim-{mgnmlu; o Tience, T Sbected only - emeient worker ‘With® §00d personality and ability need apply. A.d- Gress Box 468-A. Star omce. 13 T Dooicepie. BIate | "“‘l’a.,l‘.';%:“.nz of bookkes ate age, e aaary Gestred: Address Box 441-A Star office. STENOGRAPHER with knowledge of mk keeping: must be experienced; state age expegence and salary expected. Addr Bo -A, Star office. ATTRESSES, experienced. Apply_Oariion Rdlllll!lnl. 1724 Pa. ave. n.wW. Jewlsh _ delicatessen, and Natnurans. - Sgust pe mest. RKeliner gtn BEAUTY = CULTUREUnlimited _time to finish: individual instructions on live mods els. fal cnuru 3¢ $10 will start you, balance weekly. Day d evening classes. Call or write R!!fl Beluu School. 505 llth st n.w. Met. OUR mav.rrr: PERMANENT WAVE is ll’\ll{ nature's riv loose pu p wave with ringlette ends, Xpert oper: 's, complete, Steuart's, 921 F. 9795. No et wate Beitiacs: MABELLE HONOUR _SCHOOL (Est. lfll)- Priday: Mabelle Honour Faci: 35¢. Fenxnnem Wave, Com le! H:D N H. Ave. 14th St. N.W. N, 10499, Dist. 8968, MOTOR TRAVEL. al Met. G st. n.w. 0] iddle aged, may secure Food Aothe "h, Sxchange fo light Rousework. hone_Clev. 1294. WANTED—Motor transportation to Kansas Gity, gr, nar. soon. orgia 2410-J. 858 Whittier pl. WOMEN, - three, of mature age for work of N Memsknt pature that requires no" seling or office experience. Those 'hfl qualify will be well compensated. Ask for M; Canaon, 1416 Eye st. n.w. Second floor, Thursday d Friday, 10 to 3; Saturday, 1:30 to 0. YHUNG LADY, bright, alert, for switch- rating; prefer one who can type- it “Rearess Box 47-A. Btar omce. AUTO SALESMAN to sell new by & live Hudson-Essex deale sition for right man. See {tt Motor Co. 14th and Columibia rd. n.w. BOY to Crive truck and change automobile batteries ‘and tires. Apply Stewart's Bat- tery & Tire Service, s.e. corner of 14th and Irving s BUTCHER wanted. Halls_Farm _Market, 324 3rd .e. For Friday and Saturday ‘work_onl; ‘CANVASSERS _Experienced canvassers want- ed.__Apply 5311 Georgi: GOTLEGE STUDENT or teacher Tor vaca- ton. ™ Splendid_ experience, = 3210 for 60 days. _Address Box 159-A. Star office. NG LADIES, two, to make house-to- Foae Gurvey for_elecirical ‘appliance firm. 310 per week and liberal commission to those who qualify. See Mr. Lane 9 to 11 a.m, Friday only. Southern Wholesalers, Inc. 1519 L st. n.w. INSURANCE CLERK. Large, _ progressive insurance office has upening for_experienced policy clerk (fire or casualty). who Js also stenographér: Sal i, "t oiaphone Bumber And SAINry ex- pected. Address Box 449-A. Star office. Unusual Oppnrtum;y| o - h interested in local Tacation' Work. " Address Box® 344-A, Star I INDIANAPOLTS, IND., Saturday, July 13, Buick sedan: can accommodate fouf Dassen: gers._Call Clarendon 1246. MOTORING TO HUNTINGTON, W. VA. about July 18, returning about July 30; would s to points en route; rea- take 3 passen; Potomac 1898, evenings sonable. WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE TO GCHICAGO, July 14; will t E Fhone el 0733 between b and 8 b i1 DRIVING CHRYSLER SEDAN TO MIAM Bhonc e, dake 3 passengers; reasonable. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. lo'ell prices. best work. 0114, SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 'WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTI elry ght and wn Livingston & Co.. 13! st. n.w., Room 304 Cohen, Met. 9764, 77 ill pay cash. 1333 firm '.h- business. Phone prices ;nr in any quantit lfl them’ gw etro tu Wil Pearl k_Shoj Baum, Inc. 914 E st. n.w. ture, can pay cash. Metropolitap 3051. 13% (Continued.) brokers Sales Ou,Jll APPAREL and furniture of all Tegard- i Tth st. nw. 8817, r., the highest of BOOKS—Highest prices for sets, ficti man's Big Boo A st. A REOIBTERA. bt sasea. ssd JHir PUHNITURI—WO are in immediate need of FURNITURE—Don't sacrifice your !\lml%e. UES. o1d_soid. MW ot nowe Pr. 8336, ANTIQUES; d-mena less of condition. Olthrwll up ant PIG PRICES PATD_Do not Be misled: 5 uncnln Co. has no connection with any etropolitan anything of value. mluellumx luol fixtures; entire contents =bought ' Edear Met. 9744, & quantity of good, substantial used furni- We will give you more for furniture, brjiu- i brac. china, ‘antidues and office furni Phone us and be convinced. The Lincoln tel._ n_8817. 604 _6th FURNITURE of all kinds wante paid. Capital Purniture Co. 631 n.w. or phone Met. 8459. best prices La. ave. North ADDING MACHINES Burroughs $30: Ad dac, $24 50; Dalton, §30. Al makes rented and repaired. United Typ, & A, M. Co., Iny 1227 N. Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 5509. ANTIQUE, beautiful mahogany bookcase: 1o dealers Telephone 1 o'clock week days Na- tional 8642. BATH TUBS and bulidine material, tearing down Potomac Hotel =Bargain pric on good doors, sash. {rames, bath tub: tories, tollets, lumber, brick; many other items. Come’ to job, 'N. J. ave. & C t.e. 1 biock south of Capitol. Hechinger Co. hiouse_wrecking_dept. BOOKS_—Harvard Classics, 50 vols. complete, gply, $25. "Peariman's Big Book Snop, 93 BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK—Wreck- ing two city blocks containing 78 houses and 4 apartment buildings just east of Capitol at st and A 8 Thousands of g00d floorin radiators. and nipe. Hundreds of other b gntire clty blocks of buildin from. Come early and get your pick. Sell- ing directly trom job, 1st and A n.e. CO.._Housewrecking Dept. CONTENTS OF APT., comprising overstuffed sulte, “mahogany armchair, rocker, {able, electric cooker, elec. lamps, etc. 1426 C lumbla rd. PONCELL FLOOR MACHINE, model B, sec. gnd-hand, - State a Add; Box_433-A. My SPECIAL HO’HCI—H 3 furniture and it is not ne the Lincoln Co. Met. 881 9y balance due and give you the difference in IN MAHOGANY BEDS small Oriental rugs; descri Address Box 469-A. Star_offic WE PAY $2 to $10 for old sui coats; also _buy lugsage. Ex. Nat 3378 633 D st. n.w. auto will'call anywhere. BEFORE SELLING ePhone Metropolitan 8817 and get the best results. For furniture, antiques, china, bric- a-brac and office furniture. The Lincoin Co., 804_6th st. n.w. ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone National 1361 or National 9839. WESCHLER'S, $20 PA, AVE Household ‘effects, = merchandi o) Vstocks, automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine years serving the Washington public. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. AUBURN CONVERTIBLE SEDAN, modet 120, 1929; driven 8,000 miles; beautiful car; wire wheel ainted gray and vermilion. Harry Sommers, Inc, Plerce:Arrow disiribu- tor, 1727 Connecticut ave. mac 0856. ‘Unletteree COUCH (Simmons), extension table with two leaves, Bar Harbor rocker, §13. Phone C BUICK, 1926 MASTER SEDAN—New tires and ‘motor. in perfect condition. ~Must sell at_once. 1369 Perry pl._Col. 12° 5953-M. COUCH, dropside, springs attached; also North 7604~ pad; excellent condition; 38. DAV!NPORT SoTTE 5 -plece, overstufted, $36.50; 4-plece walnut bed room suite, $29. 6-piece mahogany dining room suite, $21.50; bureaus, $4 vp. 1231 H st. n 10+ BUICK MASTER 1927 COACH: go0od run- ning condition, battery and tires new, finith personal car; price, $525. L. W. Eovon, it 4% s.w. National 6680. 10% BUICK MASTER SEDAN, 2-door: §06d con- dition; $295; personal car. H. Coale, 811 4% st. s.w. National 6680. 10+ "'fifii’.fi".?.'x’“.;zfi.“‘:::::’.:e oR seretne Tence 5 Tk, screens, fen uilding.” H. Johnson, 136 Trving. - Gol. 8917, | o cheapest prices ington. ~ Special sale factory sec- nds, Commerclal Office Furniture Co., 430 8t at. now. Met. 7742 NOVELTY BUSINESS: center of five la; hotels; reasonable rent. _Call Pot. 6292. 1 DRUG _STORE on_Conn. ave. doing Good busin ereatly improved; worth See Mr. Goldsmith, 918 New INSTRUCTOR—One qualified to coach In English history from St ent time, and one to_c osraphy.’ G. 5 Summer - studies experience. u. st Address Box 419-A, Star office. MAN, with car, for our sales force; vrller gne with some gales experlence; no canvass: ing. Apply € 0% e3P P st b MAN Joung m ambitlous, of personality_and appearance, work Bihe ‘this Sumser o uaiiy Jor' era permanent position.. . Write all about self. _Address Box 386-A. Star office. 10* MAN, 25-30_vears old, with bookkeeping. perience. Must be fast and accurate with figures. Iy between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., 3rd fioor, 133 Penn. ave. n.w. MAN (one), first_class, to run floor-sanding machine. _Clev. 5440. MEN—Pleasant o few men with 222, Oxford Bl can use loor_employment D Room every night. r. Parker. . ager in_cit Tounding towns; permanent work: pay di Also man with car fo quallfy as’crew ager. Apply 317 Mather Bldg. MEN fo- pert-time collection work in their own neighborhood. If you can collect. you can materially boost your income: give full purticulars. ~Address Box 420-A. Star office. PH( RAPHER for dark-room Work thi can e -ood prints by projecting chine. 2180 copy; no beginners; state s and experlence.’ Address Box 423-A, RADIO SERVICE MAN, experienced Have driver's permit. 'Hours 9 a.m. p.m. 4835 T RADIO SERVICE MAN, pari-i must_be exnemnted Avply Radio Co.. 1014 BALESMAN — It - this wdveriisemen snould attract the attention of a man who wants to make good money and is qualified to s office devices of high order, new develop- ments in our line offer to 'the right man exceptional opportunities. | Avply between 9 nsn?m]fl a.m., the Todd Sales 625 Albee u SR R A T SALESMAN, first-class. who has had experi- ence in selling Studebaker automob Best and fastest selling line in the market.” Have wonderful proposition for right party. Must have own car. Apply Tom's Auto Service, Inc., 637 N st. n.w. SALESMAN with a local wholesale concnn must have reference and an automobile. State your experience, nationality and age, married or single. A rtunity for one who wants a steady position. Address Box 453-A, Star office. 100 SAXOPHONIST AND DRUMMER for steady engagement.__Phone West 3018-W. t y r Must to 10 work: Sales office. WANTED. Alert, well educated women over 20 years or™iEe’ wanted immedintels for permanent Do o, S0 dcee “eapericnre. Blore, important tha For ‘interview call Miss Vernon, 728 Tower Bids... atter 2:30. LADIES—ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY. Will employ and train refined young lady, exclusive cosmetic service. Demonstration or Sientiel ust ""'f:'-nli"‘-‘fi‘fi‘ 430 week essential ust be_saf io start. See Mr. Wallace, 107 West Clifton Terrace Apts. HELP—DOMESTIC. IF LOOKING xur P m-hlu Way to put some capital to work, investigate this; steady and safe: pays high’ ret You own and con- are, but we do the work; repli Address Box 362-A, Star_office. DOLLARS BEING MADE here—If we accept your application, you make large profts, re- auires investment of at $1,000; WOk to G0, s torhl "Guassity 1s Hmites only a fixed number of applications can be ally accepted, but all will receive o e phone number. Address Box LEAVING WABHINGTON to handle my father's estate, will sell cheaply to responsi- man or woman % interest in well estal lished brokerage, insurance, loan and_sub- division. ~ Well ' equipped ' office. Small amount cash; terms. Address Box 451;A, GIRL. colored, for general housework and loundry; expérienced: no cooking. 4112 . 4-u white, experienced, for 3 chil- Y Bdcharan 3t nw. SITUATION—MEN. dren. Star_offic NEWSSTAND h\ lobby 1 - possibly best stand of Kind i to investigation. Price, $4,000; ‘Address Box 473-A, Star office. + 000 TO $10,000 to invest in secured stock Bitlon® Woua: consider stent: Tights, A4~ dress Box 415-A, Star office. JUNT 'DITO] 15 years’ practi- A aee: AexRonstve. tachilenl. traiming, capable; property, income, taxes, corporation finances; executive ability. Ad- dress Box 458-A, Star office. 16 BAKER'S HELPER with 2% lence as app. baker. Will worl Address Box 380-A, Star_office. 4 with own molnrcule would like_worl Y pecial Cmessenger or. dellvers. Phone 1029 any_time. 18 rs, wants work of Ifl Rodio ‘repair work. preferred. L. W phone Berwyn 1198] " exper- asonably. 10° kind. enzel, AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS making plenty of money, can be duplicated in every county in sdioining States. A concrete proposition. Will_bear closest investigation. See Hastings. 606 H st. n.w. 1 FRONT ROOM, FIRST FLOOR, very large window, ‘suitable broker’s office, real estate millinery, ladies’ wear, antiques; 350. m* H, next Transportation Bldg. Two s rear basement rooms, $15. 3 LUNCH ROOM, small, in n.w.: going busi- ness; rent, $20 month:' will sacrifice for $375. Address Box 474-A, Star office. BOOKKEEPER- ACCOUNTANT, experienced, open for engagement early morning to 3 pm. daily except Sunday: garage or whole- Sale market preferred: clerical or technical. Address Box 282-A. CARPENTER, experienced in all kinds job work; no job too small. Ask for Bryant, - ambitious, desires re- ave automobile; excellent 2401 Ci nw. Atlantic l“ APE OARDIN‘R- lite eXBerlcnced. dress Box_481-A, Star office. 1° GOOD SECOND TRUST NOTES—I have nver $20,000 worth for sale, very liberal discounts. fudms Sox deedotaratiee NTEI ced ty to operate fully equip Qd |Iln¢h room. Mull b. in position to '.A ln“lelt in same O. Zantzinger K s National u'n R.B'I'AUI\ANT. nm-clnn, in up-to-date hotel is for rent. Steady business. M. M. Parker Co., 1223 Conn. ave. n.y., Dec. ‘I,l. . WONDERFUL _OPENING for _watchmaker, battery service station, or cleaning and piestine on maie thorsuehrae iy Hyatts- Dile; Md. Yd- Wllard, 102 Maryland Hyattsvilie, Md. Phone’ Hyatts. 174. 12* ROOMING HOUSE for sale; 13 rooms and garage; all modern {mprovements; £00d con- dition: sacriice; leaving city. 463 T st. nw. INIST, si s experience, desires Conhection with Jo‘ which has good future. sonably. M. Henderson. 1 North_3531. 1 WE CAN USE a few more real mean to co plete our sales force, selling one of the fas gst-telling cars on the market: liberal co tract to producers. Apply ‘Murphy, 1325 ions: We pa; day and commission while learning Dete. " See Mr. Haris, 1017 Gonn. ave. YOUNG MEN, nest appesring. of Bish school to learn’direct selling; earn while you Apply 8 to 9 a.m. INSURANCE CLERK. Large. progressive insurance office has opening for experienced policy clerk (fire or casualty), who is also stenographer; give full details, telephone number_and salary ex- Box_44s office. OIL ‘BURNER §AI_:E5MEN (2) for Timken Burners, manufactured by larg- est company in ‘industry; now offered at special reduction; excellent prospect: factory advances to real worker: after 9:30. 1104 Vermont ave. With 1destHE VN Cards.” Must Know elty. CIRCLE CAB CO., 1718 Fia. Ave. N.W. SALESMAN. oHore 12 a veal deal offering plenty of leads tion. Our good men earning 3150 Vedasund pester. If you have a car and can really sell, come 1n'8Rd talk It over. A ‘man with ‘executive ability i5 especially’ wanted, as our present opening should _lead to_something ~worth ®hile shortly. See Mr. Drushell, 1416 Eve st. nw. SALESMAN OF ABILITY. Firm whose business is that of planning building and lling fine display store fixtures, have several exceptional flelds oven for the right men. Previous store fixture experience desirable aithough not essential. Ability and work will insure success. Write for an appointment for interview. Fred F. Allen. 23 East Bradley lane, Chevy Chas Washington. A VERY attractive offer by an old established house to a man who has the ability to promote the sale of heating equipment and appliances. Permanent con- nection assured proper party.|$ Address Box 66-A, Star office. per satis- Apply INSTRUCTION COURSES. SUMMER SCHOOL—PREPARE NOW FOR A %ood position: new and review classes now forming in all commercial subjects. Boyd rourses are new. improved and accredited. inquiry .., Start toda Secretarial School. 1333 F (opposite FOx “years. 340. Theater). Est. ishes fob In ¥as station o 5 Ze.” ném Mafiboro T1-F-12, MAN, oung, _wants _janitor poll- tion 'in apt.; i8 n-n' experience. 1008 New Jersey = ‘youn: MAN, eoloud wishes position as chaufteur, attendant; well experi- me Call ll'fl ask for Carter. ORTER—Our colored porter will divide Bis dlfly services with one other concern need- ing a reliable, steady d exceedingly com- petent man for office, Ware room and stock T, Telsphuns, Metooal W WL W imbal umnmml-n, i yeary e connection with reliable retail greanization. Address | Box Box 466-A, Star work; Good' reference. office. "BOOKKEEPER: 2 Gosiifeasions: saiary, 8 den, Met. 9882, YOUNG MAN, marri chm enging l-rlnl tmmnt::' ence. Address )-A, Btar NG MAN, hi hofll ‘““nlv desires F N ha o aumner positioh: gscd el nes "Address Box SITUATION—WOMEN. GTRL, colored, wishes work to help around the house or to care for baby. Pot. 4698-W. LADY, settled. employed, will work evenings in exchange for room and_board: vicinity cl‘fl""" Bureau. Address Box 441-A, ‘%llr office. . ‘education H.W. Hol- ears’ coll FOR SALE ation site: 84 . trontase, Sell with a permit to i 525 15t st 38 %47 “Qasionar 2100, DESKS—8ale of "h:tory seconds”_of _office furniture, desks, tables, chairs, bookcases, e abitiets, "cabinet. sates A used gice furniture. You can also rent it. H. Baum & Son, 616 E st. n.w. _National FANS Electric revolving, 13-inch worth $30, now $18.50; 16-inch, worth $35, now 320 Balroll! Bumply” G 117 Ciskn st nowr Na- tional 7320. FURNITURE—Bed toom _suites, serving table and other odd dishes. 525 17th st. s.e. day bed, ieces, rugs and ntic 1909, 10° FURMITURE—Overstuffed Iiving_room suite, $32.50; oak dining room suite, $19.00; beds, complete, $9.00; bureaus, $6.50; day_ be §1.00. Lot other furniture. 1311 K st. ne. FURNITURE, ETC.—Saturday, July 12 Sal st Weschlers, 920 P D¥, dclude ity Trigerating case, stc. FURNITURE — Mohair _ 3-piece _daven] suite, excellent condition; need space; gain. 519 Mass. ave. n.w. FURNITORE AND RUGS of quslity 35-40% off Bed room, living room ands nin £oom ites, dinette and breakfast llu. cabinet: l’!lfll‘l‘lw and ice boxes, furniture and swings, odd. vanities and chifforobes, enport extension tables, occasional and console tables. New Bargall House, 2004 Open_evenin; North 3942, FURNITURE—Bed-davenport_suite, 3 hand- jome pieces; new mattress: table. Will crifice for cash. 1707 21st n.w. = FURNITURE—Household _eficcts of Ijght C-ol. Tt t housekeeping apartment of 5 rooms. 17th st. n.w. _Adams 2766. GUITAR, large new Martin, and case. 2507-W_after 6. HEMSTITCHING MA( Half price. Barry, tur_s: ICE BOX (store), large, suifable for buich- o dairyman or’ florist: 1500 Ibs. ice e Brcity: Tike hew: 3136 cash. Umied States Storage Co.. 420 10th st. n.w. KITCHEN CABINE' el top; 8§61 nursery refrigerator, $1. both good con- dition.__Apt. 214 Copley Courts. LADY'S DESK, antique table. Ace Springs, THorse-hair mattress, chair, complete fur: nishings. Your own price. 204 Conard apts. T a s e a; 3 sofa, rugs, other 3 fiew: low price. See sny time, 2531 Conn. ave. MACHINERY—Lathes, eiectric spot welder, alr compressors, power punch, planer. join er, cut-off saws, steam boller, bemn; ‘shaft- ing. 5 hp. ac._motor, tools, etc. Edgar Baum. jr. 101 6th_st. [INE, newest model. 1363 Conn. ave. Deca- BUICK COUPE, LATE 1928 STANDARD SIX —In_ perfect condition, this car is casiiy worth $350, but is going to sell for $295, Act auick. 'National Auto Sales Co., 33 New York ave. n.e. Open till § p.m. BUICK MASTER SPORT ROADSTER, 1920 $875, 1929 Bulck magter sedan, 875 1020 Buick sport coupe, S lly suaranteed. Ui, POke Ny arhes, 1730 14 st - Bhan ng for demonstration, Decatur 2390. Open til beautiful car and in 9 _p.m. BUICK 1020 SEDAN, a perfect condition. Priced for auick sale at $1,005. ‘Terms. ~Warfleld Motor Co., 1130 Conn. ave. Phone Dec. 3110. BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1927, erfect condition; only '$275. 111 18th st. n.w. BUICK STANDARD SIX COACH--Only $2 and ‘new Duco paint. tires good, mech: cally OK.: thousands of miles of rel transportation still left in this car. Murphy, Inc., 604 H st. n.e. BUICK SEDAN, 1927—You will get new-car effclency at used-car price. This beautiful car is Anished in Bulck blue: the appearance will attract attention. pleasure_to own and drive Ike” this”one. " The down payment is small. Our price oniy $578: terms and tr Emerson & Orm BUICK MASTER 6 SEDAN, 5-PASS- New paint and top: tires, motor ‘and upholstery Must Sell at once. Terms. 319 © 5. Becatter s pan. BUICK SPORT COUPE, 1038 model; has rumble seat, tan finish, excellent motor 'llh ower and runs with ease: not a mark to Tound on body or fenders; the natural wood wheels add real beauty. Purchase this Brice’ feduced: "yony car"in i rede; torm: ; T Tma. Emerson & Orme, 17th and M sts. BUIGK 5-PASS. GOUPE 1076—Why ot B that second car you've talked about? It wi mean convenience for you and added blens- ure for the family. New, bright seat cover just installed: the motor will glve unparal leled service. ' Priced low: terms and t Emerson & Orme, Tith and i sis: n.w. BUICK STANDARD COACH, 1927—Mat Tor the service and pleasaré, it will give and excellence of performance. Tires show. little :::; I‘Yn(ulrn;lll:d tr!Cng“.{ is worth more e Emeison & Orme. 17th and M sts. "fl, il BUICK COACH, 1 'CADX 41-A 7-PASS. SEDAN, condition _and appearance: Washiiiaton Gadillac Co. s e n Cadillac 40 = s Decatur_3900. Open l'!nlncol‘,lln“u ILLAC 7-PASSENGER I d §300 cash, 338 1t st me. oA modq, 8% CHEVROLET SEDAN, late 1! condition. “low mileage, term:”;h-wn“'-‘:fl‘ series 115; Mr. Rope! Biee in fine actively Apply 2620 16th st. n.w. CHEVROLET (COUPE. ' 1536 —New set ot jon_unusually tires; ~general ~conditi ®o0d. Golden Motors, 3833 mahogan FURNITURE, nd double desks, also cl s office of Investment nonu 2084 col STORE, 10th and O sts. n.w., for Tent, $50 mo. Corner. .:a‘ae and apartment; 3rd and ¥ 7th _st. . —Store lnd apartment. month rent free. 8. V. Ouuk. 4]' th n.w., ‘National 5690. PAYING BUSINESS PLACES on easy terms. when you want to F. CARL FY 802 10th St. TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS, SEE US FIRST. CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO.. LARGEST ' BUSINESS _BROI GE COl CERN YN WASHINGTON. ESTAB, 1933. oth FLOOR, DIST. NATL. BANK ' BLDG. 1406 G ST. N.W. MET. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. m‘m luuu.::o satis h.fn'in? wasur read- ers. Any comp! ound necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 115. xunmuton. Stied. lke new, §238. Dllna. un Sv lor and’Hardman, ts and sran o Higo" Woich, 11106 t":f'-'"Lz‘flluum 85 non. t'w S330F tobme aho Gea DAN, _1930—New. 14th st CHEVROLET ~SPORT fender wells, ti rack 5 . nm"‘e‘i". % By Run 1500 mijes: @ tires. faken °% fedicea Siog i 3 «oo drlm R Chevrolet, u&“ Ao ewrvlnud o e Taiue: ¢ o owner: clean as new, Sondition' terme; " $318." Sherman_ave. PIANO, apartment 'lrand. small; cost Frisd sacrifice $195. Pot. ano: xmlu. PIANOS — High-grade i FIo8, Baeinwas (oprients. sash: lin, $250: Kimball upright (apartment size), $275: Stelnway (grand), $375. Good recon: ditioned planos: Hazelion Bros., $175; Hel- s s B (Sameron, $1207 Mat- Worch, 4190 "Becker Bros. $i4s. Recondic tloned planos for beginners: Vose & Sons Davies & Sons, $49; Laurle & Co., 398 iestury. 315, Baymeni terams. to-suit Da usually low prices and special terms on our entire stock of used pis Wi‘n now: must ke Toom 'for “new ‘com Kilball Co 131 11h CHEVROLET COUPE, fi Imonifi -run- S s el g ped: $395. Barry-Pate, 2525 Sherman ave. CHEVROLET COUPE. 1928; you should see this car: A-1 mechanically, clean as new inside and out, excellent tires; $295. Barry- Pate. 2525 Sherman ave. CHEVROLET LANDAU: beautiful o upholstery like new, mechanic: &ood tires, fully equipped; $245. Mnotor Co.. 252! !hl"flln ave. CHEVROLET COUPE, condition. Dllnl IM Hl‘l. fice. Call h CHIVROLE’I' OOABH‘ late 1937: your chance: only $150. Mr. Roper, 1111 18th st. n.w. e Du- e pate perfect running will sacrie Tient condition: E Argain,*Rust be heard PIANO, derful’ lom. real £6"be. aphracisted Oimer, 1213 F st nw. CHEVROLET ACH—A-T condition; Mugt be see (5 be aporeciated. 4500 3116 in tandard make; a blllllll 519 M mp?' O, Freed, §-Tibe; Octurus lufi: ginia_ave. tion ' guaranteed. proofing of houses. r .0 rid furniture of moths Call ‘and deliver. American Di; 936 Eye st. n.w__ National 64’ LADY, refined. educated, desires to be lo- cated in a motherless home. business couple, school or institution; 5 Teferences. Address Box MATRON, white, will care for child dul‘ln[ day__Address Box 296-A. Star office. _10* JEDDING of sl kinds renci zed by, Drocess approv a mdmc "G 81 sih o H. m‘ov.rrl?. spring: iown co Decatur 1t mattresses, re-cov- 'OFFICE ASSISTANT —Young woman, experi- enced typist. knowledse of stencsraphy: pod. relererice. Gl Clev. ‘6308 belgre am! NURSE, trained attend: will accept mod- erate compensation in refined family; refer- Ehces. ~ Address Box 47-A. Star-ofice. STRESS, experienced, by day. ?ln Girard_st. l"\". STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, txberllnced. 'Il" or part time, temporary or permanent; also work_at_home; refe: . 471 11 STENOGRAPHER Searscollege work, Jitlon at 318 per weel Blar office. e , oung, cultured, Wi Ini vevr?o):l‘?'coll{u 'Hfl business education, de- sires secretarial position with society woman. Address Box 248-A. Star ofce. WOMAN, white, widow, unencumbered. wants it Weht housekeeper {0 emploved c &:’3: ‘Gare of semi-invalid; best referen est_2521. YOUNG_LADY, experienced, work. _Call NoFth 0803. Vite po- 90-A, 10" Address Box wants clerical BEAUTY CULTURE, TAUGHT — Marcellne. shampoo) $10; permanent waving. finger waving. $20: manicuring, $5: Somplete course, 15, 1f enrolied by July 15. 657 Earle Theater Bidg _Met. 7920 DRIVING QUICKLY TAUG) - auire about S e thod; licensed, mhite men:_established 10 all Lin. 0082 SPANISH AN] LEN( !-l ht: 6 leuonl. 50 Giress Box 4Bo.A. Star ofice. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT BY LICENSED White instructor; reasonable rates. Frank Parlon, 804 G st. n.e. Lincoln 9606, 16° 'AUTO "DRIVING LESSONS, any _hour, anywhere: licensed white men: your or our ear. Call ln! tlm! Adams_3489. 15% CULTURE A l‘lelum zf"‘-r Frofiiable, Vocation MABELLE “HONGUR " SCHOOL | (Est. 1018, The, South's Leading Beausy Culture. School: 1325 N_H. Ave and 817 14th St. N.W. SUMMER ART SCHOOL Adults and childre LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY 30 Years in Washington. 133, P 8t Met. 2883. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID or w-ilr!n,dnnvlle familly or hotel, wanted by colored girl. Phone North _10357. COOK_ AND GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, colored, “wants steady position; reference Columbia 54 T T or maid, ¥e- O 0o 0" montn: no Elty’ Tei- erences. 303 K s A WORK or bllndl! ‘wash; nice yard for Jjged reference. 1233 Park rd. n. s_3135. N ishes place privi GIRL lmhlnfl nl e 'rl ‘l;!nt?'oklnl fon or ity ntih GIRL wishes Jo! cook and general houseworker. ~ Call Be(lfiul 2000, ask for Sanitor: i i 4 wants work as maid, house- Sore n“y“gfa'nas Burse; experienced: refer- ences. North 4 T . M record wants work of O kina: have oot TS, WA Y ok TRE, colored, neat, wishes part-time work. BeTerence. Oall Decatur $006-W. Gm. colored, wants al _housework or EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. 2, youns men (w)." $16, i Ehts™8 Sterch | G sorters (w. $15." nights; 6 bundle Wrabpers “Geme "), 310, nights; 2 - N P operators (fem. col. 5% nighta "nan ironers (fem.,” col. Gen, Emp. Agcy., 503 Albee mJ. 15t and cnoel Burea. No'nel—munnu srennel P erict Sen K st n.w Compe! Dositions open Gaily. Need 600 applicants daily. Stenographers. ty p ists, POSITIONS 3 33 bookkee; iatration: Boygar i cooking. 1341 Corcoran st. D.W. wants job as mother’ S PRI R R RS 17 GIRL wishes Dlace as maid,” waiiress or S general work. Telephone Pot. 6313, , neat, nice disposition, excel- B e S semaid, Waitress o DAFt time; excellent reference. _Pot. 5912. o hmm. /asn. Mattress Co.. el buildings. concrete porches and wall all classes of construction work, plumbing, heating, wirin brickwork, grading. ', Call Georgia A1l Hollister A. McQuary. 7601 12th st BUILDING _ Construction and. gener modeling The' T Construction, Go For satistactory “service” call 0854._“We_help_you fo_fin BUILDING _ PAINTING WANTED, {obs, Tessonable: work done by’ rel} builder. Louls Odum, Met. 6856. CARPENTER, contractor; remodeling, exn Te- inting, cement work, screens, fence "H. dohinsons 1365 Irving. o, son. CHAIR CANEING, Dorch rockers splinted upholstering. _Armstrong, 1235 10th st. n. Metropolitan_2062. DOOR SCREENS and window screen: Ty best material used and work installed pe sonally by an’ expert; lowest prices. Col ELECTRIC WIRING—6_rooms, 2 halis. bath, 340 complete; fixtures. 320 instailed. Get my estimate; save time and money; work guer- anteed. North 0885. H. M. Carpenter. 13* EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, scraping. wax- 108, skilled mechanics, Paul Serene. 28 ¥. ave. n.w. Nat. 3866. Figon WORK."every description: sugran- teed,” reasonable; dustless machines. FOk, 5387 Shersier L ow. " Clev- 0528, 14 FLOORS BORAPED, _refinished, cleaned, waxed, hand or machine work; rellabie serv- ice, reasonable prices. Nash Floor Service, 803 Princeton st. n.w. Columbia 4231. FLOORS SCRAPED, shellacked, varnished and_waxed by modern electric machine. H. L. Cayton, 1344 D se. _Atlantic 0665. pert: old floors Anished reasonable:” dustiess machines.” W. P st. n.w. Pot. KEYS—Dublicate xeys. 25 cents: = whie ou wait = Turner & Clark. 1321% ork_ave nw.__ Mt PAINTING. nteFlor snd SFIEFIoFEaF ’Ilu'r’k done'right. Call Mr. Shipley, o8, b 1ith at. -v, adams 5540 PAPERHANGING — llooml Dluled 35 u work guaranteed: painting at Bults. 807 Trving st nw. Gol. 1889y "ree PAPERING __ AND r.um'mo—u W 40" nfii"fi?fl"’ 12 cath s Tidle ofiy month, Sears, 635 N Y. .:e e B furnish pl homes, st remodeliny nery: orgla pleasant: 3 le, uAm, colored, rel Pt nurse, mother's helj llm reference. HYH.CU'R“" ; 'RSE [OTHER'S e col yr'id '"lo"'h“u job. Phone Atlantic 1225-W. POSITION housekeeper in small l-mllv. shore or city. 409 East Cll!“:: l"l i lored, who is a beautiful laun- AN o ook, "wants work by g 5 week. jorth 0959. hnnen. T, full PAPERING HOOIIB\ $7 and “Y PAINTING using pure lead and oll. heating, wiring, poreh | A T Just ¢ ‘The Home rators, st_n.w. Metropolitan 0854. I and Damting ii and_up; d Jflrfl n ( sinterior an ite) ™ ai"Bedding Co., 623 E n'w. Nat. 4004 | BFODING. MA “box m m_m_“gu Tows. ano-. best séze i nr%mfi ol RUGS, Chii and Persian, room -un unu scatter; price rellonlbly day or eve. 1728 Cor e SCHEUKER rxouu. 7 brecty hu. for show window, new. alf price. Barry. "1363 Gonn. ave. _Decatur. 550 SEWING MAUH[NI Slflltl“ $10; sg:ker. 5. t. n.w., Apt. SEWING MACHINE, beautiful walnut con- sole, electric, like brand-new: perfect; sacri- fice, $75: cost $190. 5326 5th st. n.w. SEWING MACHINES—Drophead Singer, 318 New Home. $15; Stan & 18 tdeal, $10; otners at *ew machises: in| -nd YU;MHHI Open bl.nln! 85" Bew: Meh Bitop. 31 SINGER_SEWING MACHINE, perfect con- dilton, $35. " Barry, ecatur. IM!. iTO] XTURES—Show cases. wall cases. Souiets; dhelving. tableer ChaIte. cash o ters, iron safes. scales. coffee urns. sods fountains. elec. mi: ment _of Baum. Inc, 914 window full of fine Spectal Summer rental rate now'in eflect; $4.78 io Bept. 15. United T e 13h W e how: TYFEWRITER RENTAL SIRVL% g:“g- 1883, $2.50 mo.; § mos. EWRITERS—American _Typewriter m R T R T udent rates. Open evening 1431 East Capitol st._Lin_0083. Royal, Premier, G. E. W years gusraniee; rent cleaner, !I 50 duy: bags, parts: re] all kinds: de- fivers ““Vacuum’ Cleaner ‘Shop. 1404 Girard. A(‘l!llnfig’rwk THE GRETA GARBO 'AND COLLEEN MOORE dolls used Inuwlndw display. Beautiful for | orations home dc ok ‘MIBLEY SHOE STORE, 1339 P St. NW. BOATS. 1363 Connecticut ave., | LET COACH, T030—-cylinder. Tully bumpers front and rear, gl!.‘nl ‘motor, top, tires, upholstery 425, Bmlh Jown pament ow 3 ne. CHE! CHEVROLET 1920 COUPE s car in e Sollent condition & wonderful buy at s Terms. Warfield Motor Co., 1130 Conn. & Dec. 3110. CHEVROLET COUPE, 1938—Very exceptional condition: with new tires; 90-day guarantee; $275. _Torrey Moter Co., 2108 L st. CHEVROLET, BEDAN, 1936—Fully equl motor, D, tires. uflhollur‘{ d finis very good. Thousands of lles of tra: Apor- tation for only 31350 'sS0 down, balance 130 per_month. Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga. a' GHEVROLET ROADSTER. 1939_6-c linder. Fine condition, fll y equipped. See this ear tonight: $335; $115 down, ce 12 months. | Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave. | CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE, Rumble seat and all extras: § balloon_tires. Try and beat this; only $275. Mr. Roper, 1111 18th st n.w. CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE, 1930, G-cylin- { der, rumble at; motor completely over- hauled and ea to new: top, tires. finish excellent See this car before m\rchuln! elsewhere: $450; $150 dow:, bal months. _Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga. ave CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1927; new Duco nnnh splend'd mechanical condition, cal icked and dy to «o; sood ti payments; 4245 Barry-Pate, ve. RO COUPE, 1927; new Duco, thor- Fecorditioned 1n "our shop and is in id condition, good tir liberal terms; $25. _Barry-Pate, 25 CHEVROLET CABRIO! 8; red Duco finish. This car looks and runs like new and is nne of the best buys in our_stock. Only $295. Triangle Motor Co.. 2 N. Y. ave. Open_evenini CHEVROLET COUPE. 1 { only 13.000 miles: bai . M. Myers. | CHEVROLET €O pearance and mechanical condition p i n ‘at $165. Triangle Motor Co.. e . _Opén_evenings DOOR SEDAN, model 62, 1937, $iers s ihe Bost buy, in Washinwton for oniy 3275 Mr. Roper, daytime only, 1111 18th Tate 1928— HI oughl; splen Tumble sel 1939; + ain at $470; personai 8 hw JOHNEON cmil AND ELTO distributors. sood variety of uted motors aiwaze on B Your old motor in trads onstrated. CHRYSLER COACH—N paint, motor In gxcellent condition: s car you will be proud {o, own. Only Siés: smail ‘down pesment, balance easy. Dick Murphy. Inc., 1724 Kalo- rama rd. _Open_evenings. motors guaranteed pd de 5»:;0! Boat_Works, 714 CABIN BOAT, 30-Tt, -nn ender: mewly caulked and painted;’ cheap for quick sale. Call after 5 p.m. 351 N s POULTRY AND EGGS. CHRYSLER PHAETON. 1930_Like new in every detall —Tonneau windshield Chetis " fender Cwelis,. “Friced fealsonple; terms | and trade. Golden ~Motors, 1823 st FOR SALE 500 “April hatched 8. G White Legnorn pullets; 13 weeks old, 310 to 300 ex Pennsyivania * poultry ~farm Stock.* CallHyattsville 1713 TCKE—R: $11: Reds, 31 39 gl’l‘nflcnd Hollywood Leghorns, trap nested. can_bu inal hatch. | e e CHICKS AND DUCIE MB.A- red Reds, Rocks and . White Peking Dlll:knns Atherton's Pet Shop, 612 it. N.W. ___.___DOGS, PETS, ETC. e 6 pmonths oid: given away. SPRINGER ennkxu Puppln pedigree Teghorn: CHRYSLER ROADSTER, 1920, model 75. 1t's fast and good looking, ~Compare this price, $795._Frasier Motor Co., 518 10th st. n.e. ' CHRYSBLER COUPE, late 19, order: argain at $27 antee ‘Auto Sal York ave. 3 CHRYSLER 71 RDSTR. with Tumble seat 6 wire wheels and fender wells; used very Tit- tle: your ear in t terms. The - {neton Gadiliac Go. 113040 Connectieut ave. atur_3900. Open_evenins DODGE "SEDAN, 1928—Perfect; your first and last chance; only $195. Can be seen Shiy between 13 dnd 6 p.m. Mr. Roper, 1111 DOOR SEDAN—One of the best ever built by Dodge; sturdy and reliabie: 2 at s Tow brice; S338: terms AR trade. Dfn Aurphy, Inc., 1124 Kalorama rd. Ober WANTLD—A}ISCBILAN‘OUL ANTIQUES and modern furniture. We will t market d;me- for rate’ and evenings. mnx JUPER-SIX SEDAN. 1928, a HEhag ;z.fln:.hm'.m.“i'r"r'"‘l"* 18000 mi.: must sell, $106. Soe' o T