Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 44

BROWN WILL MAKE AIRDEBUT TONIGHT Postmaster General to Tell of Department’s Problems in Forum, Postmaster Gieneral Walter ¥. Brown will make his radio debut tonight with an address on problems of the postal service in the Nuunml Radio Forum, arranged by The Washington Star and broadcast over the ecoast-to- it net- work of the Columbia Broadcasting Bystem. The program, in which Mr. Brown will emphasize development of the air mall and oceanic mail routes, will be heard locally from station ‘WMAL. Probably no member of the Pre dent’s cabinet has made fewer public utterances than has Mr. Brown since taking over administration of the Post Office Department. With Mr. Brown's debut as a speaker in the Forum, every member of the President’s cabinet will have taken part in this series which has become an institution for acquainting the people of the Nation with the af- fairs of their Government. Johnny Marvin, popular vaudeville and radio entertainer, will be a feature of the R. C. A. hour presented locally through WRC. Nathaniel Shilkret's Orchestra will provide a half hour of lively dance numbers, including “Get Happy,” “Dancing With Tears in My Eyes,” “Minnie ,the Mermaid” and Today on HE EVENING S the Radio (ARl time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS. 475.9 Meters. WMAL §30 Kiloorarce. 3:00—United States Navy Band. 4:00—The Book Parade. 4:15—Dancing by the sea. §:00—"The Rod and Stream,” by Post- master W. M. Mooney. 8:15—Goldenberg program. 5:30—Chrysler program. 5:45—“Four Ages of Behavior,” Sclence Service. 6:00—Correct time. 6:01—Shannon-Whitman Trio. 5—Flashes from The Evening Star. 0—Dinner concert. 7:00—Correct time. 7:01—The Yeast Jesters. 7:15—"“The Political Situation in Washington Tonight,” by Fred- eric William Wile. 7:30—Kaltenborn Edits the NEWI 5—Rhythm Kings, 8:00—Correct time. 8:01-—Arabesque. 8..0—Toscha Seidel and concert or- chestra. 9:00—Midweek Kodak hour. 9:30—National Radio Forum—Speaker, Postmaster General Walter F. Brown. 10:00—Dream Boat. 10:15—Heywood Broun's radio column, 10:30—Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. 11:00—Pdul Tremaine's orchelu'l 11:30—Nocturne. 12:00—Correct time. by “Should 17" The " R. C. A. program also will include a st performance of Howard Johnson's “Lazy Rhapsody.” Seidel to Be Featured. Victor Herbert selections, “For Every Lover,” from “Sweethearts,” and num- bers from “The Red Mill” will be heard in the midweek Kodak hour oaver WMAL. Jack Shilkret and his orches- tra also will present “Connecticut Yan- kee" selections, “Kiddie Capers” and Brahms' “Lullaby.” Victor Edmunds and George Rasely, tenors, and Della Baker, soprano, will carry solo roles. ‘Toscha Seidel, noted violinist, will be featured in a concert by the Columbia Symphony Orchestra to be broadeast this evening by the OColumbia system with WMAL as the local outlet. ‘The Jack Frost Melody Moments pro- gram this evening will be opened with @n orchestra rendition of Wagner's “The Ride of the Valkyrie.” Oliver Smith, tenor, will sing “Questa Quella” from Verdi's “Rigoletto.” Olyde Doerr, saxophonist, will play a eomposition of his own authorship, “Valse Chro- matique.” Eugene Ormandy will con- duct his orchestra also in selections from Gershwin's “Scandals of 1921" and from Kern-Filippi’s “Sally.” Noted Actress to Be Honored. Rudy Vallee and his orchestra will be heard over WRC in the Fleishmann hour, with Graham McNamee acting @s master of ceremonies. Charlotte Saunders Cushman, noted actress of bygone days, will be “rein- carnated” as a guest at the Arco birth- day party broadcast over WRC this evening. Musical selections during the &l,’ugrnm will include “Love Me and the orld Is Mine” “A Little Bit of Heaven” and “Who Knows.” ‘The address of Gov. Albert Ritchie of Maryland and Mayor Willlam F. Broen- ing of Baltimore in connection with the opening of the Southern Maryland boulevard are being broadcast this aft- ernoon by station WJISV. Vesta Pollock, contralto, and Eugenia B. Harris, soprano, are featured in the ‘WOL broadcast this evening. PATENT PRIVILEGES ENLARGED BY R. C. A. Product of Company’s Laboratories Made Available to Receiving Set Licensees. ‘The long-locked laboratory doors of the Radio Corporation of America and its associated companies are now thrown open to the radio industry so it may more effectively participate in the de- velopment of the radio art. Patents and processes for television and hitherto exclusive patents for the super-heterodyne receiving set circuit, as well as other devices for electrical entertainment in_the home, are made available by the R. C. A. to its 30-odd recelving set licensees. This enlarge- ment.of license is viewed as one of the most important industrial developments in radio in recent months. For the use of certain of the R. C. A, atents these receiving set manufac- ures pay a mya]tv of 7', per cent of thelr receipts. It is understood that no increase will be ordered in this royalty as a result of the enlargement of patent rivieges. pot tmnedhu importance the nuemlu of the lupel-heurgrm tents, which the R, C. A. heretofore El reserved for its exclusive -use in the manufacture of receiving sets. R. C. A, Graybar, General Electric and Westinghouse have unncunead that will offer & new super-heterodyne sel with screen-grid tubes. They claim it will be four times as sensitive and three times as selective ormer models, (Copyright, 1930.) SEEKS NEW APPARATUS WJZ Asks Permit to Replace Pres- ent Ejuipment. Station WJZ, owned hy the Radlo Corporation eof America and operated by the National Broadeasting Co., has applied to the Federal Radio Commis- sion for a permit to replace the present equipment of that station with more modern apparatus. No increase in power was requested. The transmitter will be a type 50-8-ROA with 50-kilo- wat capacity, but will operate on 30 kilowatts, which WJZ has used for several years. KYA REBUILDING Equipment of Old San Francisco Station Junked. SAN FRANCISCO (#).—Embodying the latest features of broadcast equip- ment, KYA is completing & new $75,000 station here. uipment of the old station will be junked. Two of the most recent developments will be utilized, according to C. E. Mor- rison, general manager of the station. Screen grid transmitting tubes will be used, which will permit KYA to modulate Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Something for every one. 0a—Morning moods. 5. 9:30a—Opening the morning mall, 10:00a- 'omplexion Hints,” by Helen Chase. 10:15a—Cooking demonstrations. 10:45a—Fifth avenue fashions. 11:00a—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. 2:32—OColumbia Nature Club, 2:45—Talk on Psychology by Knight Dunlop. 3:00—Light opera gems. “YOL 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 38:30—Sports hour. 4:30—Tom and Wash. 4:45—Sports hour (continued). 5:45—The Cascadians. 6:15—Community Chest program, 6:30—Vesta Pollock, contralto. 6:45—Kohala Melody Boys. 7:00—Eugenia B. Harris, soprano. 7:20 to 7:30—News flashes. Early Program Tomorrow. T Ool_Ravellle musical clock. 8:15a—Breakfast brevities. 10 J0a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:30a—Cayle Norman, psychologist. 11:00a—Beauty talk by Bertha Parker. —Motion picture previews. 12:00—Luncheon musie. r. 815.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—The Merrymakers. 3:30—“The Lady Next Doer.” 4:00—R-K-O matinee. 4:30—Toddy Party. 4:45—The Tea Timers. 5:00—Blact and Gold Orchestra. 5:30—The Dandies of Yesterday. 5:38—Personal tax brevities. 5:39—News flashes. 5:44¢—Correct time. 5:45—Uncle Abe and David. 6:15—Washington Happy Bakers. 6:30—Phil Cook, com: n. 6:45—In the good old Summertime. 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—United States Army Band. 10:30a—Blue Streaks. 10:45a—The Argentinians. 11:00a—On Wings of Song. 12:00m—Retail food market review. 12:10—Psdlais d'Or Orchestra. 12:45—National farm and home hour. 1:30—Organ reeital by Gertrude Smalls wood Mockbee. 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 :’IS.C Meters. Kiloeyeles. 3:00—Studio program. 4:30—Statlon 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. 7:00—Police flashes. 7:15—Studio program. 7:30—Time signals. 7:31—Program by Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Association. 8:00—George Dunnett. 8:15—Ina Webb and Ethel West. 8:45—Insurance program. 9:00—Turkey Breast, Skippy and Mon- keyface. 9:30—John Pestal and Bob Hancock in harmony. 9:45—Advertising period. 10:00 to 11:00—Holt's Fret Ensemble. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a to 0—Helpful hints to house- wives; farm news, current events and music. 2:00—Midafternoon musicale, NAA 4345 Meters. 690 Kilocycles, 3:45—Weather Bureau 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.; 454.3—WEAF New York—660. (N. B. O. Chain.) 5:45—Uncle Abe and David. U:w—]tmtdwuk hymn sing, mixed quar- et. 6:30—Hudson program. 7:00—S8unshine hour, Orehestra. 8:00—Birthday party. 30—Melody Moments. 9:00—Orchestra variety. 10:00—Melodies. 348.6—WABC New York—860, (C. B. S. Chain.) 6:30—Tip Top Club. 7:00—Symphony. 7:15—F. W. Wile. 7:30—H. V. Kaltenborn. 8:00—Arabesque. 8:30—Toscha Seidel. 9:00—Midweek program. 9:30—National Radio Forum. 10:00—Observer; Dream Boat. 10:15—Heywood Broun. 10:30—Lembardo's Grehestra maine's Orchestra. 11:30—Ann Leaf at Organ. 394.5—WJZ New York—760, (N. B. C. Chain.) 5:45—Floyd Gibbons. 6:00—Amos 'n' Andy. 6:15—Jesters. 6:30—Phil Cook. 6:45—Scores; Good Old Summer Time. 7:00—B. A. Rolfe Orchestra. 8:00—Hatters Orchestra. 8 chestra melodies. 9 assical series. 10:00—Hour of slumber muslo, 11:00—Orchestra. 272.6—WPG Atlantie City—1,100, 7:00—WABC (30 min.); organist. 8:00—WABC (30 min.); soprano. 9:00—Piano; Subway Boys. 9:30—WABC (30 min.); Kardinals, 10:30—Orchestras; WABC, 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060, 7:00—Same as WJZ (3% hours). 10:45—Witching hour. 282.8—WTIC Hartford—1,060. 5:00—Sports; news; dance. 6:00—Orchestra music. 6:30—Concert half hour. 422.3—WOR Newark—T10. 5:00—Uncle Don; sports; concert. 6:00—Ensemble; songs. 6:30—Cabbies; Rangers. 7:30—Philharmonic Symphony. 15—Lacquer and Jade. 9:45—Globe trotter; orchestra. 10:30—The Moonbeams. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170. 5:00—Adventures; news; orchestra. 6:00—8ports; orchestra. 6:30—WABC (30 min.); Herman's Hits. 7:30—WABC (30 min.); Wreckers. 8:30—Orchestra (30 min.); WABC (30 min.). 30—Trappers; styles; WABC. 305.9—KDEKA Pittsburgh—980. 5:00—Piano; studio; varieties. 00—WJZ (15 min.); studie. 30—WJZ (16 min.); trifies. 00—Same as WJZ (3 hours). 10:00—Adventurers; sports; orchestra. Rudy Vallee Tre- 100 per cent. KYA operates on 243.8 meters. T . 9 Major “Chain” Features ‘TONXGHT. 7:00—Flelschmann's Sunshine hour; Rudy Vallee and his orchestra—WRC and N. B, C. network, 7115—Political review, by Fred- eric William Wile—WMAL and C. B. 5. network. 8:30—Maxwell hour; Rollickers Quartet and Willard Rob- inson’s Ensemble — WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, 8:30—Symmphonis program; Tos- 4 program; d{:‘ Beldel and concert or- fih""',"_"{w and C. B. networl 9:00—R. C. A. hour, with Johnny Marvin and Shilkret's or- chestra, 9:30—National Radio Forum; Postmaster General Walter ¥. Brown, speaker—WMAL and coast-to-coast C. B. 8. network, B —— 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150. 00—WJz (15 min); musie, ds—Balladetrd, o 7:00—Two hours from 9:00—Recltal (30 min); WJZ. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—190. :45—WEAF (15 min.); dance. ': '30—Same as WEAF (3 hmu'l). 10:00—Organ recital (30 m 302.8-~-WBZ lpfllll‘d‘—” 3 5:00—Markets; sports; orchestra; artet. u.'z (15 min.); Melodeers. o " players. 0—WJZ (30 min. 0—Law talk; trio. 00—WJZ (1 hour); studio. t; organ; sports. 10:00—M! ht Melodies. NTRAL AND SOUTHERN o STATIONS. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700. 6:30—WJZ (15 m.); coneert. 17:00—Orchestra; vum,w}’ F.D. 7:45—Dogs; orch 9:00—Crimelights; America’s progress. 10:00—The Hall (30 m.); WJZ (30 m.). 13! oo—vnrlety programs (213 W), ’ 398.8—WJR Detroit—750. 7:00—Same as WJZ (2 hrs.). 9:00—City progress; Ed McConnell. 10:00—Singers; painters; WJZ. 11:00—Dance music (2 hrs.). 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740, 7:00—WEAF and WJZ (3 hrs.). 10:00—Half hour feature. 10:30—WJZ and music (1% hrs). 12:00—The Samoans. 277.6—WBT Charlofte—1,080. 6:30—Half hour of features. 7:00—WABC (30 m.); Round Table. 7:45—8ame as WABO (114 hrs). 9:00—Studio (30 m.); “WABC (30 m.). 10:00—Scores; minstrels; WABC. 365.6—~WHAS Louisville—820. 7:00—Hour from WEAF. 8:00—Loan Association. 8i30—WJZ and WEAF (115 hrs). 10:00—Studio (15 m.); NBC (30 m.). 10:45—Varieties (15 m.); WJZ (1 hr.). 461.3—WSM Nashyille—650. 7:00—WEAF and WJZ (3 hrs). 10:00—White and Martin; feature. 10:30—WJZ (15 m.); quartet, 11:00—Dance orchestra. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110. 6:00—WJZ (30 m.); music. 7:00—WEAF and WJZ (3 hrs.). 10:00—Band; Ienun 3 club, CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS . befors publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earlier, both for daily sad Sunday. Only Exceptions, Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the Datly will be accepted up to noon day of lasue. except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the clasing time s 10:30 a.m." Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Bunday Btar will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturd CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is e(rrelsly 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, AUTO MECHANIC for ghort time, esperi- enced on Hudson and Essex cars. ADpIY Mr._Eastman, 1431 man n. BOY, 15, in teal estate office, to_coliect rents; refercnce required: $50 month. Ad- dress’ Box_136-C._Star_office. AR, WASHINGTON m-wou‘nl. UNDERWOOD BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATORS. ONE OF THE LARGEST AND FASTEST GROWING DEPARTMENT STORES HAS AN OPENING FOR SEVERAL | EXPERIENCED AND EFFI- CIENT OPERATORS, EXCEL- LENT OPPORTUNITY AND CHANCE FOR ADVANCE- MENT. IN REPLY STATE AGE, EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED. ALL REPLIES KEPT STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. ADDRESS|g BOX 100-C, STAR OFFICE. —_— oy Bate under he: of Jersonsl its the 3 Sests per line auSh T olsorihs 5 and paired while you walit, CIW TRAINED NURSE GIVES MABSAGE, ELEC- §iig, Westments, colonic Irrigation. Potomac MOHIY ADV dia flu¥ siiver nd £ EVERY fllll %}m) valescents. aged. [t e, in Ber own, ame. a) Fh._Adams .su jorama. rd 252 GRADUATE NEE WILL St Boura 1o bvalid [ -flmg s very reasonable raf THUSSES AND I:LAl'fln Gol?l money seving prices, Fit an aranteed. Expert lady and gt fencants to care for your gvery Want. ples Drug Store No. 9, 1101 G st. L S WASHED IN LUX—C. Y dadaie, 306 Tor PEOPLE ithn_ and v refersnces Bty or _and_delivered: 50c le._Pho; rth_ oonvnx.mzm's ELDI L cared for fn nursh nurses: Individual ai NTED—SALESMEN. SEVERAI ENINGS for aggressive, hard- working men who desire permanent _connec- tion: largest company in the fleld offers un. usual opmortunity for advancemen have car. Telepl ¢ M. Potomac 2068, Pyrof ice, for appointmen INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING, TAUGHT QUICKLY—-LI- censed men and expert lady instructo: Call CONOVER, 2128 H st. R.W. West iUT5_DRIVING QUICKLY TAUG EAUTY OULTURE 5 gnampooing, 410: Hover wating: §20; mlnlcurl complete course; $%5. 1f enrol le Theater Bidg. 1_@ 'w slmMm SCHOOL—PREPARE NOW FOR A ood, position; naw and review clasees now forming in all commerc! Bopd and are fully ~Ourses are new, IMpro d sccredited. to get thg. bost. Your oday. " Boyd inquiry art 1333 (opposite ~ Fox CLERK, bakers and fountain elne{'lence gi00 K. 1 ave. ne. Call between p.m. COLORED PRESSER AND_ DRIVER, T gnge. R%Jyomm; Taidh s “Bieaners. GOTTECTORS, Xperienced Nachman Purhiture Co pith] Apply R an . exporienced, and ol SuppT gulesman references. ' W. D. & o Carpenter Co., G aged, 204 do Hent wer mr,kum Md., Route 3. To Sitend to chicken Apply Earl 0. Brandt, Mith esr llving I Millwood, SNihen e -'nd e, v Union_Tea Co.. 603 F sf e exeou ity ane who could manage & crew of boys and girls: who is famillar with accounting, AR opportunity to Advance in & iarge corpora- tion. “State experience, sairy and creed. Address Box 88-0, Star office. 348 T Ao Bt Rk 1845 4th st. nee. it el ¥ rs._Nat. 3340, WOOD'S ECHOOL. 31 TTOL ST Lincoln " 0038. = Rat §5.60: typewriting only, Day, 318 eveniag day, $5' and ‘m evening, The course Try it. F. W is' worth 31 _M.. Principal. le Vocation xpertly Taught at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1018), The South'y Lead uty Culture Sehool, 1548 N. H. Ave. and 817 14th Bt N.W. - = EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, fioflup—m lone] Persenne] ‘Bureau, 171§ K 8 ‘ompetent_help furnished dat' nvumumw iy, Distrigt 5831, STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, Ymm Resded duily =~ Wo eharge un) placed. 214 Natl Washington Emplayment. Eschan Prebs Blae) 1th & Ports. o Biderict ddn p Need §00 gpRlicants daily POSITIONS Gttt 1y o, bookkeepers, clerks, salesmen, etc. Pres req: Istration Boyd's. 1338 Var'l 3398 HELP—DOMESTIC, ; Unlml Food. Stores, lnc.nl!l .Pl ave. :"‘m Bldg., Mr. Pcrktr M MEN—T want to talk with two men_that are sick of rromises of $100 offer 'to_Such ‘men & perm where earnings are goo chance o incrense’ fhem. evers " month Steady wear-round work and protected terri: tory. Apply 927 Sheridan st. n.w.. 7:30 to 9 am. or 4 to 5 pm. L. O. Chapin, Distyibu- tor for J. R. Watkins Co. MEN arge corporation Ras onenlnl on local sales force for men with experience in irect seling; Rard. worKers chn ks S,.Negk and more after some training’ See Mr._Daniels. 130 McGill Bldg.. 3 t PAPERHANGER and pafnter {5 farnish mia ferlals and work around apt. house paint- ing and papering apts. at odd times, on die days and evenings, while holding other reg- ular job, fn exghanae for rent of furnished gpt; for about 3 months, es. Apply 5716_16th st. n.w.. 7 PHARMA opRortunity for you n. Tales and-atoel work. _ Your. reply state education, ase. physical ‘abpearande. Dresent position and why you think you would succeed, Con- fidential. _Address Box 182-B, Star office. PIANO SALESMAN, | cxwr(znc-flr fped Dpropo- sition to the right party ~ Apply to Mr. B Charles M. ‘Stieft & Con 1340 G st._n.w. PLASTERER, Wnioh. Giiote prics, Tabor only, far 75 36, yds. brown cost and ‘white fnie ver maccite blocks. Rdaress Box: 137-B, c B D o 1410 H st. nw. 'SECURITY SALESMAN with car o work on Eastern Shore following perfect leads. Must be one_who Is used to making big commis: sion. "Bee Mr. Davis, Raom 7a4. Investment PHOLSTERER —Must_be thoroughly experi- nced: ¥ood salary. 5311 Ga. ave. n. TEN INSURANCE MEN_-$20.00 wi wEly vaar and aqcident DOLLAR POLICY. y Aues 16 to " 40. to 50 3 1o 8 Immediate sl AND DISLOCA’ poration. 910 De 4 HIG} With cars, Tiler SHeuntsads furnishes 6 Eve §t. n.W.. C UI"FI‘URS, 50. Men of meat -ppearance and willing to treat the public with courtesy and safety. Apply the Bell Cab Co., 1317 L st. n.. INSURANCE. Attractive prapositign cpen for cnu-n‘{ insurane h participating Sompany, Mriting sutomopile Insurance at Teduced rates. A man with mutual insur. ance experience preferred. Apply in writing only. giving detailed record of experience. qualifications “and references. ~ All replies will be treated as confidential. Box 63-C, Star office. NOTICE! We have an opening in our organization for the right type of man who can convince us that he is sincere in_his desire to better himself. _Address Box $2-C. Star office. nln one of the most 6By hashington. Mr. ctive ads WOULD-BE, ASSASSIN PLANNED TO KILL SELF Bellef All Political Opponents Bhould Be Eilled Was Ex- pressed by Him. BUCHAREST, Rumania, July 24 (#). —George Beza, the student who ate tempted to assassinate Dr. Constantine Angelescu, acting minister of the in- terior, intended to commit suicide in the event his attack en the minister failed, it was learned yesterday. In a note left at his boarding house, he also expressed the belief t.hnt all po- litical opponents should be killed. He was merely doing his duty toward the fnthPrlAnd. the note explained. The eondition of Dr. Angelescu has improved greatly. The physicians expect him to be able ta leave his reom within a few days. Twenty adherents of Zelea Codreanu, Fascist leader and anti-semitic agitator, have been arrested, Codreanu has is- sued a circular appealing to all follow- ers to exterminate the Jews. 00000000000 0000000000000 Call — SERVICE éarm'e Exclusively 90000000000000000000000 Be Sure it is L. A. Acidophiluys (L. A rtlflnnhl M erown Culthred oratory protection—an aximum | strenel ridding the i Y s that are re- ffering from iatulency: many @ types of rheu- sy srips the I i g Nat. Vaccine & Antitoxin Inst. 1513 You St. North 0089 EC ATUR 3100 JED PART-TIME MEN. ean ou sre smbitious and honest yo aule" e or position witn il day times between 30 or Plesday evening or Thursday 1"““{ between 7 p.m. and 8:30. 39_17th_at. n.w. WANTED. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN.|¥ Three good real 'ntate sales- men to sell Silver Spring real estate. ~ Liberal commission. FRANK L. HEWITT, Masonig Bldg. Silver Spring 137. * Silver Spring, Md. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN, TOUFLE to o IGHT cooking, SSneeal Wovk guout tea room ia sountry: $3 monthy raom, oord. Gdress Hox 133-0. Btar ofice * Address | d Tionest. heal, for general Housework in Ohevy Ohase, Md. must stay nights. Wisconsin_3488-3 ral housewark. An- HOUSIK ofor mumra couple_with two children; home for right party. Address Box 89 & stas omee. 26 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPER. small house. four children: hours 8 to 5:30 and no Sunday work. Lee highway at Mt. Olivet rd. R. J. Gingell WOMAN, white or colored, general hou worker, ‘In_suburbs; stay hights; reference required. State age and salary expected. Address Box 181-B, Star office. SITUATION—MEN. ADVERTISING SALESMAN, fine Tecor loyed, hard worker, wishes to handle s fileh-grade advertising proposition In Baiti- more-Washington territory: advertising serv ice specialty or commercial art Work: best Bo; Star office. EVENING WORK wanted by law with practical knowledge of and bookkeeping. Will consider work confined within the city. 124-C. Star_office. FILIPINO desires work, either. full hours or part-time job; experienced in domestic work. Metropolitan_9593. 25 ' graduate alesmanshin ny kind of Adcoes t GERMAN gardener and houseman for pri- vate estate; best references; single; aged 50; room and board, $70 month. John Wendler, 1412 Hopkins st.. near Dupont Circle. __* JANITOR, colored, all-around man, exper enced, desires small apartment or day's work. _Call or_write 1209 9th st. MAN, colored, wants Dlace as chauffeur or ke ceositn 1001 W ok 1 v North Tirst-class, wants house to paipt: sefesances. “Call Mr.'Bussell, National SHOE REPAIRER, finisher or shiner: desired by young colored man. Li YUDND ENGLISHMAN wi o valet-secrctar: g’ here: d !_LE. VOUNG MAN. 9 experience in local department store, Eeremnnm line, wishes me lace lpflfl(D. 250 38 valet or Tocal refer- Mice 1o better himself: best references. ~Address Box 126C. Star of YOUNG_MAN, calore truck driver or chau! Phone Lin. 10196, YOUNG MAN wants ardener or in nursery; references. ox 106-C. Star_office. YOUNG MAN, B. C. S desires to Make con- ngction with' accounting firm or business gffice on ‘ot about Seot. 1. Address, Box 97-C. Star office. ition_a§ feur; good referenci SITUATION—WOMEN. TADY, with excellent references, position companion-nurse id. 1337~ Tefined, in reduced circumstan wishes to care for children for emplo: mother. companion or keep house in mother- 0 home nights preferred. Ad- 11-C. Star office. 25% NURSE, registered, wishes (o {ravel. Com- panion” to_invalid, or care for children. Services free, lieu of passage. _Potomac (818. PRACTICAL NURSE, fefined: best of refer- ¢ity or nearby Virginia. Call Claren- for SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER, _seversl years' experlence, good references; can begin Work at_once. Phone Hyattsville 1156-J. * STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, ex) school eduut‘o e knowle ing: salary, § Col. 781’ STENOGR, m voun sires posi salary, $20. 108-0. Star -nrgt ‘q.lu work. 8 years e P rinting Refer- WOMAN, colo n B e o Yook ends.” Cull Bat: B493-W. WOMAN, Fefined, com petent, and son desife Yor, u‘x!| try AShore: good home b Teriea to high Atlantic 3705 ¢ e SITUATION—NOMESTIC. CAPABLE COOK. housekeeper wan! Sition; Dest City references. bhone Met. 4993. xperienced, i Box TONE U Youn SYSTEM WITH A SALT- glow alcohol rub massage at your apartment r_hotel. _Columbia 4617 OUNG'S 8§ DAY CAMP — BOYS, rls 3°to 13 years: called for, returned by swimming, athletics. erafts, kin- college counselors. North 6993. private ca dergarte HELP AND SITUATIONS SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. must sellimmed 5 ust,, t01, dmmadiately BABY CARRIAGE, . mursery chalr, est 1816, Mrs. your own price. T B . - 36 BED-DAVENPORT SUITE, RIR-yrade Kar. Den, fine condition: odd ch -n‘. est of “arawers, beautifal Tuse; lamps. 2531 Conn._sve. cor. Caivert st. BED-ROOM SUITE bookcases and desk: vl S Baker 118 100k S e o 38 BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL—Wreck. ing twe ciiy blocks containing 8 houses and §, spartment “bulldines Just esst of Canito) sxl and A sts ousan 2500 noaring. hea Fithide: hogs lean. w housands ? ~ipe. Hundreds of sains, Ire “city ‘Blocks of buildings to thoote from. Come eat ‘\ Four pick. " Bell- NG IR '"'Bo"' ‘mbuseurecting: Dest. BRICK, sash, daors, new and used Tumber siding: note some of our bar prices; tion, Tiac per ft: sash, 35c doors,’ $1.35; all ‘our other iiems accordingly, City Salvage Co., 1s sts._se. Lin _4C 7 2 RIAL—Wrecking at Walter hing. 3345 and all other o sash. doors, window {rames: plumbing and hesting fxiures: our low prices will mov W e ateriar Te beine wood branch, 8 ve., next barn._Hechinger Co., Tecking Dept Two BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. BARBER SHOP, high . 3 chalis, well established; sell a! crifice account of hal)lh Get in touch now. s !5rhn Shop. 85 West st., Annapol b RESTAURANT, Irst-clast In _ up-to-ds hotel is for rent. teady h\llln!n M. arker Co.. 1323 Conn. ave. M.W.. Hec. 3 DAVENPORT TABLE, three-plece bed room suite, dining room suite, toy auto and ir- lane at bargain. Moving: must sell. The Klingle, 2755 Macomb at. n.¥., Apt. 106, after uzsxs—sm of or secondr of office furniture.” desks, B * boaxds bles, chairs, bookcases. flle cabiniets, eabinet sufes and used office furniture. “You can also ren H. Baum & Son, 616 E st. n.w._Natlonal 9136. obiles: usiness guar- aper without Gre_demansira- Address Box new, clever. Our advertising you. fmeu sales. We finance a ! al_dealer endorsement. for vour “only "investmc it 87-C. Star office. WHOLESALE HOMB-MADE O, Dess. Serving 200 customer! and two trucks. Cheap, quicl Box 122.0, Star office. nex: . NOVELTY, INVENTIONS ie: e ARdreny Box 300, Btat ince. s CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND. in loiby lTarge office bldg.; possibly best stand of kind in ¢ity; open'to investigation. Price. $4,000; terms. _Address Box 133-C. Star_office. * CAKE BUI daily. Equip. sale.’ Address DESKES, ehairs, safes, Les Mest_chieapest Brices in_Washington actory sec- Ohas, ¥ Commercial Bies Faraitire Co . 450 8th st n.w. Met. 7742. DINING ROOM _SUITE, mahogany: china closet, table. buffet, serving table. € uphol- stered chairs; $75. Apt. 236, Alban Tow 3700 Mass. 2! wmmscmovt rvgurmnrr Woud Tee 1o furaiture to ontll lares M\ls e Metropoiitan 3081, e Four e for furniture. bric-a- d office firnitu Phone us and be ¢onvinc! . The unroln l‘o . tel. Metropalitan 817. 604 6th st n.¥. Dll! e Il kinds wenied: Best arices Capital & F n.w. er Bl pnitiite ave. ane Met. AURANT UIPMI’NT Booths, tanies, rs, stools. waffle machine, toasters. foun- accessorles: Teasonable. APpIY Restyu- 503 10th st n. WILL PAY CASH “tor _geod 13 nnm 1.650 to 1, YTHING antiques cha 904 used hot-wn 0 _fee , TO SELL? Phone Mational 1601 767 National b WESCHLER'S, 920 PA AVE N W sutomobles, etc. the Washington public BEFORE SELLING —phone Metrapolifan 8817 and &et the bet Tesults. Por furniture, an 5. china. b a-brac and office furniture. The Lincoln Co. 604 6th st. n.w. . SALE—AUTOMOBIL AUBURN 1929 Straizght 8 Converti counter well fenders. 6 wire ghee! be told from new: §950: terms: new antee. 5(? Mr. Barnes, 1:2“ 1 Fhione Decatur 2390 for AUBURN CONVERTIBLE SEDA 120; driven 8.000 miles: beautiful spe 6 wire wheels, inted gray and vermilion. Harry Sommers. 'Inc., Pierce-Arrow distribu- tars, 4727 Connecticut ave Pot. 0858, BUICK 1978 MASTER 4 rubber: Duco finish Priced low. Terms. lml M sts. n.w. model 1k ew: motor A Emerson & Orme, 13th 'K MASTER ROADSTER, m--:k, mechanically and appearance excel- 38 Buick 1929 I wileage: fully Sikfantoed: Mr. Barnes, 1739 14th st tur 2390 for_demonstrati BUICK 4-PASS. COUPE and motor A-1 shape: $1 ELECTRIC FANS, standard, d. c. 18-inc excellent running arder; 35 sach; § or more, §4 each. bargain: cost §35 up. Basement, Apt. 8. 301 C st. n.w. 5% BUIOK STANDARD SEDAN, shape throughout: best buy in town, “ gesy terms.” Simmons Matar O3, 1 S s ascillator: ELECTRIC FAN, 16- meh 4 e ¢. 10’ or 13 inch. for sale or exchange Shepherd 26463 after 1 5 Wa 3 ca TA—Located busy uptown busi- ness section: completely equipped: estao- lished busin ation invite: $2.750. _ Addri ., St GASOLINE, tion: full; establishe AGCBESORIES quibped_and - stock mn eis? Jow et Pile 'com-r:cfiowmv. etc PN L T T u f: o™ terms. h’nu Box 248-0. star “for sale: 11 roomx hot and cold water in water hel Bargain at 3400 ¢ rooms: rel 1319 11th SANDWIC P town locatlon for fountain and ghop. Real opportulnty” for hustler with cash. _Metropolitan_8855. THRIVING DRUG STORE, established 35 years st 901 475 st. s.w., will lease or sell Teal estate: eood reason”for selling: ter Apply _David F. Smith, attorney, 917 1 n.w. Nat. 6587. 3 28 RESTAURANT caterin, Lunch and short or Hotel, commercial dist. Delicate Grocery Cafeteria, same owner Boarding’ house, Income' over $360 ber wk. SNVEETAEN T SALeg COMPANY. Dist. 7819. Rpom e R S N, e | 18;ROOM ROOMING HOUSE, 7 baths, near 17t end Conn. ave. " Priced righ 20 rooms, rent §50: price $150. P. F. CARLEY, 802 10th St. TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS, SEE US FIRST. ABITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE 0O, USIN SONCE gguaym INGTO! gm&n sth BECOMMENDED SERVICE. elec; 565, to best trade. Price $250.00. always made money. ol $500. ars FANS—A 1eal bargein o 1nen nonc gsclllatine electric fans, irect” current; $11 NITU E— tuffed Tiving room suite, $16,20: walnut dining room suite, $48: buffel; H3o gax gintey room suiw.’ 418: % 1211 H st. 0. FURNITURE—One_dinette Juite o consisting four ' chairs, s 3: hl‘l!:" t(;hh‘“l }l‘h ed.nla lendid fan_ design; splendid con- iffioa call” clev. Bsg® FURNTTORE “ots 8815 o7 FompIIe e and desirable odd pleces, rugs, pianos, t at Weschier's, 920 Penna. ave. n. jatur day. July 26i1); commences § a.m. and con- tinues_throushout day. FURNITURE AND RUG! Le: Week's specials and closs-onts. Card fables, boudolr lamps, smoking stands, rag rugs. magazine s lnfll and foot stools, 98¢ choice: 3-pc. bed-davenport suites, 4-pc. bed room suites of Tlate “style, 10. dining ropm suites, cdd dresser: <l and vanities springs and .nattre le¢ our specials this Heek." You ‘Wil say fuenient terms: N?Vzl Bargain House, 2004 14th st. n.w. )lol'lh HOUSEHOLD SFPECTS, incl,_bed, dining, living room furniture, glass, china. vacuum cleaner, etc. 10 to 12:30 s.m. and 7 to § p.m._3141 Mt. Pleasant st.. Apt. 32. 24* 8 35-40% . This [3700; terms and trade; B 1928 STANDARD COUPE; 1§ hew and ‘in the best of mechanical condition; Stanley H. Horner n ADS fedt/ green Duco. black fenders and in the Hest of ‘Conattion: s700: terms and tiade: Stunley H. Horner. used-car dept., 1111 14th. Natlonal 7651 ICK BPORT COUPE. 19288eries _ 115, Loo&a dusy Tee mew. ‘only_driven 1200 i owner. _Sacrifice, miles. " Only o Mr. Rover, 1111 18th st. n.w. Cen be Seen BUToR 107 STANDARD _SEDA tires. uphalstery equal to new of “mechanical condition: trade. H. BUICK—Owing to_financial dificulties 1 a offering my 1929 Buick sport coupe for sale l‘ " lltl;’l‘ar.ne‘ terims can be arranged. Call d e otoR 1977 EDAN. F43; motor reCOnaloned, Aateh exesnant e ires é rzull by, Jerms and_trade! 7 PASSENGER. for 4 7ol e, just drive this car your- 1'% Hleasire. (0 ohn s’ Kish-soado the price is very reasonable. Neu- meyer Motor Ca., 2031 17th &t. n. evenings. C §-PASS. COUFE, 341A model: practically new: used only 3.100; Jugt broken n: 8 most atiractive buy. cugtom Phads "hedan, 1 DIk Sl condition. o Fom des terme. The Washingtin Cad- -40° Cannecticut ave. Decatur 3800. _Open_evenings. #ho) 1 6t LIVING ROOM BUITE, three Iqvely” picces: MAcmN!RY of MAGICAL, and use splendid condition; reasonable. 195 vert st nw. i) 8, motor: SR Sted s Butim.” I st. n.w._Met. 6974 EQUIFMENT, new cheap. Write P. O. Box 31, umhmhu eveT plate. B Mmaon‘ TaTgs, rnnen. 1 K Bl Hin e Avply st FIANO, BARGIAINE -HUntin tion, §70. Siief, 160. ~ One "l me midget Dlaye hew, 3300 Sole ager and’Hardman upr! g for Femi ™ ol ""P Hugo Worch, PIANO. u; candition; dress_Box S ir ",, 'r'-""' MU0E oy st hfllhza ftid ight: used very little, In D'l”fl:l nnllc! this 5:« 10F 420, Ad- 1406 G ST. N.W. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive rompt attentlon. For admission to ecommended Service Columa call National 5000, Branch 115. ANT. BEDBUG, MOTH, ROACH extermin tion gugranteed. Fumigation and mot proofing of houses. " Also 1t Tumi stion cham- all and deliver. netichn mnm:-nn 5 936 Ese st. n.w __National 6478. Ti- (RPN Bl IO, Pleasani gt nw, Ofice phane, Adams U3 evehing phone, Adsms AUTO GLASS INSTALLED. mirrars gl% fur- veret lnflll a1 U st PIANO (mahogany) end bench, excellent Conditton, 348; 1 Targe ‘ol bureat, 1 frigerator, small, $3.50; 1 lawn mo Foom ‘chalf, $1.80. Call 16 Evarts or_phone_Potor POPCORN MA ey wood new:_ cost R 330, Box 31, G 7 SAFES (Lwo), one Diebold, one Miller. _Ar- mour & Co., Center Market (sge Mr. San- ders). ifl"fl?ml‘.“-c et il okt 07 otners pt yo: ol elar Ndw mieniies: S' flt' ‘2th SHOE. llg‘. ave. r e b.nfl! STORE FIXTURI oW tases, wall cases, counters, shelyine, i N S fent ot vies, 4 on, Bdgar Baum. niture _tops, mIrrors r Glass_Shop. 211 New DING of all kinds renovated al iterl- zed by, process approved by HI:I!!.!: vty TRONKBoattiful niew Tour-Robe trunt: cost 390 will mall for G0, "Alse new suli v’::rsne.'rcnxx $35; will' gell for §15. Call Po- mfla.?flfl‘xl;rln 'Drmd' h‘!!!luflh B s Bedane Goo 083 § hw. Nat. 400K TYPEWRITER ‘AL “RVIOI Georgla 1883 unuer-nm ©. Saths. e ene f8 b8 Faces §13 IDING, MA’ WDIGT lflrlng’ F lows rehe-tbest Brices gad_brow a o Mativass Gor, 1B L of 5.9° s JUILD] — cunnhmmsn and lmzr- “Te- filofle“nlu & T. Construction Cf For nu!flctnry service call Mfl.mpollnn Oasg e halo vou fo Snence. CARI 'R AND mm general repgir- ing; estimates n'?"" . Bruning, 1359 Taylor st.n.w. _Adams NTER, RS Dorghes, pariig S e mg sereqhs” ement "ot DEICK Forie 3. “Rowels, "Met. 146, 315 E s 22. : CARPENTER AND BUILDER, eofimnz, [T stas., m\rli‘es . kimill\éhg.h:l :. l‘:;:n 3l stk 1Y Adiias o 2%, Horth dams x:A‘u1 !;NT R, bulider; Temodeling, exue:m ring, painting, cement work. fence e . Johnsony 1365 Trving. Col. 6917. 280 CARPENTER. any. klnd Job or_repair worx ., Taf repaired ar TYPEWRITERS—Portable owns one: Ravals, machines taken In’ tfa District Typewriter Bx CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1923—Willy squinged: new seat covers: & good buy at $33 il accept 3§35 car 'in part payment. Liberal terms’ arranged. Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga. ave. CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. red; rumble 8eat and il ex¥fras; good balloon tires: anly $275. Falan Motor Co., 1111 18th st. n.¥. CHEVEOLET COPE, 1939 S-cylinder, Tn fine canditio: I eguipment: sev 1 from which to choose. 818 Ve Y Miow nrm at $415; 335 car mc- 198,12 Bast ‘payment. " Qvans Mater Oo unxvnou'r COUPE, 1920—Farced to §ell at motor and tires good; 3375, quick sale: 5. Clev. 4654. 7 CHEVROLET CONVERTI OPE. 1928 Hie carhas. peen aiiven Ted Duco’ finish; yery little and is in_ frst-class condition; 8 bargain at $285. Triangle Motor Co, 2 New York ave. Open evenings. VROLET GOUPE, 1927-In _first-clas condition: motor just overhauled completely A-1 paint and tires. Bargain for §1 Nluont;l Auto Bales Co., 33 New York aye. cHlanL G o ony 3150 . 1937 per co1 Nolan Motor Cor 1111 16th cH!:vRoL!'r COACH—Perfect condition: 4 Tew balloon tires, disc wheels and bumpers, geare tire, Take up the ungaid notes, 11501 érms or trade. Y. ave. nw.- 25¢ ‘CHEVROLET COUPE—Perfect __condjtion: brown finish: 5 balloom_tires. disc wheels bumpers; §$100; terms. 617 N. ¥. ave. nw CHEVROLET SEDA] -DOOR—Perfect con= dition: new paint job:_ $65. Chevrolet Landau Sedan—Reconditioned: ‘ln! dob: Tfully e Igylfl has ev 125; !Hms 617 . Ave. N.W. EVEOLET ARD COUFE. mu_ lark green col l' P"y equipped. Driven yery 1iltie, No need for tyo cafs. Terms if desired. Col._0800. Apt. 400. 'CHEVROLET SED. 1926—Two to select from: fully equipped: good mechanical con- ditiol good tires. upholstery, top and fin- ish: lNfi $50 down, balance easy. Owens M wve. UH’FVRDLRT COAUHFS 1928, six-cylinder, lully equinped; several from which to ma selectior xtremely low priced at 34 1 enl nm 25 car dccepted in part pay: ment _ Mator Go., 6333 Ga_sw TYPEWRITERS — Underwood, §a0: - Smith, Baoral, +0; Remingian, 20 ather zeal argatng. Metropalit €. 718 X aTgtesd one year. Low rices' and terms. nt 93, andard Typewriter Co., 823 11th nwe + e g eVening Capitol u'"mn 83 * VACUUM CLEANERS — P Eureka, Premier, Duplex; 315, :'!1 gusranieed vear: rent d:lr&u bags, parts. Tepairing all Vaciium Cleaner Shop, 1404 Girard, WASHER, Easy, electric, $100. New Army cot, 33; “ice box, holds 100 lbs. ice. breakiast table, fdur chairs. PHoNe Wisco Hoovel da: eliver: Adams Tima ne mora: 25% splinted, st n.W. INTER; fre work, lowest prices. Pl ings, Adams 9067-J, White. HAIR CANEING, Dorch Toeker Shiblrtoring. — Atmatrongs 1395 Toih Metropolitan_2062. sin 3487 BOATS. -Toot. with ine for_ fshing sn: ockisd. at Nestn Besch: it diehiey. Hih aver and Tasrine en- Dleasiire: now rice, $200. See ay front. 28 BOAT, d"m' CTRIC WIRING—6_Tooms, 3 Biwils, bath, 3 320 installed. Giet my nd gongz: work sust wax- H. M. Herete, 28 RUNABOUT, ~mahogany, 16:ft, ~Evigrude motor, _including runnlnst s and sl cauipment. Cost $385. Wil sell for $300. National 3 TBOARD MOTOR Wi or 18 hp.; reasonable. te Address Bax Star office. LOOR FINISHING, OId flogrs Antshed ERT ing; skilled mechanics. Paul ¥, "ave, n.w. Nat. 368 TOOR WORK, expert like ne Duille :mnu. Reasonable. w.c on, 2010 Pot. 096 RS PlNXSHEDv cabinet finish_on all oors; repairs, alterations. De Ney Building 0. 021 19th st. n.w. Met. 3290, Branch 43. 25+ OOOK “AND ~GENERAL FHOUSEWORKER, golored, wants ‘steady " pasition; references. Phone_Columbl, GERMAN GIRL, uxmd Unencumbered, ex- perienced conk §00d housekeeper: best jefergnces. 803 Columbls rd. n.w. ‘Adams FLOORS SCRAPED. refinished, _cleaned, axed, hand or machine work; reilable ser ce. reasonable prices. Nash Floor Service, 803 Princeton st. n.w. _Columbia 4331 FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: sip covers made; est. cheerfully given; returned free _Tittensor. 1600 Bth st. n.w. 7702 BOAT nerhu sneciel TecinE -maHossny, brand-new, but slightly damaged: price: $126°_also ' ski-board, B . 345, _ Call Mr. Scott North 1133; after 6 p.m., Colu) Bl SGSEW: oo T o e o e CATLLE OUTBOARD MOTOR and m boat for sale, $290; will sell either. Lincoln_2594. A T ‘%Pui};. "ot oy 15 S0 o ycellent — coni- 2620 16th oyT, 19297 In_extra o phery law fgure; . 1928; Teasonabl fing running order. R ey an B by il on et it ) N e G, CHEVROLET _LANDAU SEDAN, 1937 — In splendid condition throughout: $225: really worth a great deal mg\'l. wlll ccept $75 cash nr;fl §15 monthly. 2752 Woodley pl. n.w. CHI OLET SEDAN LANDAU, 1927—Bump. ers, spare. parking light: motor, tires, finish and holstery in excellent condition; $235. Liber: Ylfl’n\i Will accept 325 car m part bayment. Owens 6323 ‘CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN, XFI’IAPHIU equipped. in_perfect condition throulhnuz, 300 1418 Tavior n.w. Col. 1431 COAGH, 1927, fine condition, good tires; one of today's best buys: only . Triangle Motor Co.. 2 New York ave. Open evenings. CHEVROLET COAC! 19 $275: liberal terms: $35 car T Tully_equio ceepted in an i perfect shape throughouts st terms fn” town.” Slmmons Motor s. n.w CHRYSLER CROWN SEDAN, modsl 75, 1920. This car looks like new: 'mileage 12.500: privately owned. Price, 1600; terms to suit, hone Met. 6235. Herman Bdlavitch, 920 8th st. n.w. 25° CHRYSLER 70 ROADSTER—Paint, fires and mechanical condition good: motor just over- Dauled. A real buy at 3308; best terms in ow: 1 pet s DQDCE EEDAN 1 lady gwner: fine: sacrince. g1eb. Usgd very Tittle by 324 Gefdons: "ear ooty Nolln “Sforor 5. 111 trade-ins; terms: courteous service. Capitol Boat Works, 714 K son_and Elto_dealers. nTofiql»'- C e candition down, $15 monthiy for 5 months. ¢as. " Triangle Motor Co.'3 N only $25 e 1t to- York ave. l6Ted, Wishes eveming work of any fih S oeke® Deeatur 31o2. N eligble, wishes 'DI’K i LT e A A AREUS rin slevetor:. be. e Gulred. ' Addvess Bos 141-C. Biar o HELP—WOMEN, AGENTE, colored, §6 and commission; wh erience unne 1338 You st. n. BEAUTY PAR snecially g0 manent pos 7 aBiLol BOOI ER. need, lady. A in own handwriting, stating ase, ¢xpe Teferences and salary expected. Addre: 73-C. Star_office. COUNTER GIRLE, Servi GIBL for barbecue stand, e A R T GIRL, neat, experienced, colored, for and sani ter eria, dress Box 135. kAt Ganin. “ave., at Fri PERATOR, ;fi around, marceling: 7 1 Vernon Bou. ‘ake Alexandris y ile” ot Shnoppe Rhode Island ave. n.e., or 4346 P.m. Thursday or 11 a.m. LADY of good appearance to quslify for position_ of responsibllity with_corpor, doing Nation-wide business: free to elty; I least 3 years hij a0l .d“‘l Oll( o b el el haedi e Sl Star_office. Tored, Wants, lob, Turse, mothier g'lflh_en T KEYS—Duplicate ceys; 35 cents; made while ou wait. Turner & Clark. 1221% New ork ave nw Met 3005 PAINTING, inierior, exterior; Very Teason- ble, w5 I'do my own work and gusrantee 2 any time. 2 ACHT, MAHOGANY CABIN. FULLY D.__COST " $40,000 TO ' BUILD. ERAVERG. crr¥; WLk "SACRIFICE. NA: TIONAL 5194. POULTRY AND EGGS. 3 Thoné North’ 8005. x,‘ color, a, Wwanis general housework of part time. 724 2nd s ; SEATD ecTored neat, wood cooki ScRIlent housewerke tay nights; 4 vyears' DisHlct 2142 MAID, colored, §00d Cook, nurse or mother's helner; Whole oF part time; reference. Phone Decatir_341! =t ), colored, Teat, §00d Dersonality; cook, housemnid, Waitress or Part Al T T e d, light colored, wishes eheral houseworker, small B siey R 5 ity , 1128 6th st. n.w. RSE, piactical, colored. with reference. ‘w"-Jnu work, day of evening. 1330 6th St. n.w ;Axmrm‘ PAPERHANGING. PLASY rlelnl prices this montn; 'best material ork_ Suaranteed. D. Lopatin, st. ear .r;_m,, Adams 5340. PAanNe, Interior ‘ana xterior;” skilled mechanics:” e i Paul Serene, 8 N_Y. ave. n.w PAINTING, rapmmnomc, Tooms §6 Plastering,’ first-class, and 'quick serv Call_at_once. _J. Huiin, PAPERING — Rooms papered. §6 prompt personal attention; newsst designs J. Egdal, 359 10th st. n.w. Adams 7149. 267 PAPERING AND PAINTING — Rooms, SompL service; latest patterns, Roy White. 1624 Gales st. Atlantic 4652 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING, ex i enced decorator; guaranteed, neat and em- clent_worki al lowest rates. J. Baitz 601 n.w._Col. 1 M NEN laundered by hand in private l‘\.n"l"l%: rnoml.“ ll.d inns preferred. Ad- d far ofice. 25° FOMEN (2 tfons as general hous T st. n.w. WOMAN wants day’ work. Janitor's 8] Reference ‘WOMAN, colond. references. Phon _L_—..——— lored, eeneral housework: can IO, flen Terst"Call 1228 New Jersey ave. n.w. ‘arkers. Viork orpart-time %35 Tau st nw. s i Jobz city jorth’ 0046. 2207 M_st. LADIES—A_Tew_ mermanent basitions oner | ¥ les over 25: hostess and \nvlnn«n {%rk’,'dngm or full time; no, selling, Apply o' 1, Room 701, Investment Bude. Yoth wha K sts. Dows e pationae v {oe Tt 1.2.3 IR Vel ction. musl Gl Batare 43 SA B g 4 MARKER AND 3 e, _experiences ‘Washington ny. Tar Sates teach to start, or after A undrl.” ite, rvice RESS OPERATORS, g‘mnm. a0 once e, one Hyatts: ddressing k. State 1 §-'.-'.£n.x’ ‘Address Box 190-8, POSITION IM MEDIATELY. We have an tlrlellvl Dnlllu ovln to o g wh bl .; An’ cOhmbEl WL ah tmtere nown and nationally advi ‘company: busi- 3 Vi “35" R Tower Bids etk and K 'sts. oW, ¥ 2:30 D@ SorAN. young colored, . week or_day's. OMAN, colored, exnnfltnced wants viorl O, ee: Chaa "retercae. " "Pot. "S00% 776 Willard st. n.w. Wishes work, part nw. BEAUTY PARLOR! (ERT018). HONOUR _SOHOO! Ve, S e B Ave. " ORI ' nw. RENT. e Addrlll Bo: MOTOR TRAVEL. VING FOR" MEMPHIS SAT. Oan take one or I.Im ey oF nu’ expenses. Clarendon 1-F-31. MON. i gharé TVRE ot oo EITue Tue” Cerouns: one. Columbia 741 i B Gactenenre O overer 11 G 5 G. st p.e, Driving Peerless sedan. PAPERING AND PAINTING—1f ou a:]\]u d:ha n:‘&‘uhllknn of m n‘mlr blli work; uo chal ittle each month: J R Sears: el N ¥ ave. No. faii PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING Rocm! apered, §6 and HP rooms scraped sa) Interior and exterior ugranteed. Earle Jordan 700 WHITE LEGHORN PULLET& ready t Phot 42, pouu'n =t Tangred 5. C c. White Leg- horn cackerels. blood tested. bred for hl g8 production: ~hatched Feb. $1.50 trade all or t for pullet. B Chapel, om §—Barred Rocks, $11 h siock:” ail-electric hatch neatly R or equal value. Va. Larios POLICE PUPS for sale, 4 weeks old; Yél sonable price. ~Call at 77 Lee Hij Cherrydale, Va. Phone Clarendon POLICE_PUPPIES for sa Beaile, North 7566, POLICE PUFPIES. 7 weeks old. pedigreed. bred of bl\al‘t ribbon stock. 3200 Nichols ave. se. Lin LIVE STOCK_AND CATTLE. 17 GRADE HEIFERS: Holsteins, Guernseys: Arst and “second, calves, Fresh. pringers and bred, W, A Sherman, McLean., Va. Phane Falls Church ik 24% . 310, PAPERHANGING and Dainting: pered, 56 and up: rooms scraped sanitarily eam. Interior and exterior painti work: guaranteed. Earie Jordan (White Lincoln 5765, o}?fiu PLABTERING. &cflhfi-‘md ol PAPERHANGING, P! Reasonable price uarantee INC.._1008 Eve s O Nat. 08 PAPI!!HANO NG AND PAI vacation We witl scrape (drg) and Paper aversge size Toom: 33 We_also paint interior e Fior. Dutch oy _lead and pury 1l work guaranteed. Cash or_terms. Call Citl Serv- fce' Dec.,” Georsia 4367, '5ite " Georgin gve. “Rooms pia- ATter- WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUES and modern furniture. We will ay Righest market prices for ‘rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lincoln Co., Metropalitan 8§17 The fizm that buys an saing_of valuy NTIQUES, old gold, silver, diamonds, Je ushe “and doid~ rend) Blioke 913 I ANTIGUES Livingston & ©0. APPAREL and farniture o less of condition. Gather it up and call M. Cohen, Met. 9764, 7749. Will pay cash. 1233 Tk st n.w PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. 38 and up: estimate furnlshed: work gusranteed AT, O5use 22 18th st a.v. 406§ Decatur_414: PIANO “TUNING, ic' Lln lfl%%‘d"gn' PAINTING — Bvecial, gloilormlltrllll. $10. Roy Whi A tic 4652, G, PAINTING AND REPAIRW SOnvanteed service. Call Mr. Russell, tional 1332, IG_PRICES PAID_DG not e misied. The incaln Co. aho coungction with any Brm e the B B Phone Metropolitan e “Hieh hest cash prices lm nylhlnl of Vllu! more; must be good condition to P spectors: _also automatic gas water Address Box 135-B, Star offi BOOKS—Highest prices for séts. fiction and Illmllnnmn books, in Inr nlllnll‘l ‘3!!!1( he: hope M'“rogo it ©earl- an's Big BOILER, steam ter. Tate 1926, 6- vnnk dtarter, Be Tighte: Fuhe. nes . n.w. e have Teady for A, de luxe f Hertiers: 455 r'!-n s %;'n P Squal ese c gvery retpect: Ty Canipped. Your spportinity 1o own a praciically new % reat saving: terms and trade. Tew Motor Ca., 1309 14th st. n.w. Dec. DOBGE BEDAN VA wodeT T T e must sell quickly: gwner must have the cash 8t once. FPIrst best cash or terms offer ac- giated o Awply gupcpintendent’s offce, Kl th and ¥ DODGE GQUPE _ Looks new paint job: § ballog nd Huigpers: b s N. V. ave. T Tuns perfe.t: only $195 tor_co.. 1111 _18th DURANT SEDAN, 1630 ; No_ 66" with I speeds: here is of pep and v of po Mofor Co. 2031 171h st. B ninas ESSEX COACH, 1926, in dandy conditio thousands of milés of saflafactory tr ortation. Wirst $80 i cash takes this wens Motor Co. 6333 Ga. ave -DOOR SEDAN; 133 extras; only ' $28! AT immeatste dan 8 wire and runs_like 1 type: fine_condition, a car full Neumeyer Open eve- in B for 3300 to. $375 eing Terms arradged. Owens COACH, 1d all over Our pri Sibtof ch, o433 2 i1 3 ESSEX COACH, 1928, 1algst series. almost & 1020: - clean new. only $310. terms. Nolan Motor_Co.. 1111_18th ESSEX CHALLENGER SPORT COUPE, 1930 series, $850; Essex Challenger 1929 sedan. $550; ' terms: mechanigally and appearance exceilent; new-car ~guaraptes. See Mr ol 1128 1 st o one Decatur ral ESSEX 1 1929 COUPE, rumble sea clean little fob in excellent condition all the way_through. Priced right for quick sale. Terms ‘and irade. Emerson & Orme. 17th sng"ie sty LW.r7 CSErYoeS N ESSEX 1920 SPORT ROADSTER; §395; With all new tires; think of the fun this road- 5o Bave: sayy payments. eries. jter will h £a l!:hwnuuwn ators Co. M 3t D.W. and 4-wheel conail o iiike e 14,000 i brakes b(lu" ul mile crif c CH, l‘“—-—fl W Eir l excel anly f? 2 fiflce: $45 2 itdae o one owner. | Sacr 22 Eye st. n.w. OFING. euttering ipoyting, paiuting and aieinu: loweat. prices, best work. SALUS HOOFING GO North 0114 CASH a:urm'm s r aod it i entire “contents 'bought ~ Edgar 5 EO0 Asomalt wete, '.‘M‘.‘u!."in, 'M.' ‘.‘fl work guarant itol Roo Tth st B.W. Oflh nc.. 914 E st. n.w._Met. 9744 DEAL WITH ENCE—Call Notes the furtifure’ mn, when, you have anvthing for ml'lk‘ . one’ fle: 4o set fhe 817, 604 29 COUPE—Five wire wheels: low Tiease: fust hEe new. and al price sou will'buy atter seelng. Stmmons Motor, 14th and 8 n.w. ESSEX, good rupning condition, 375; terms, Simmons Motor Co., 14th st. at'8 st. n.w. (Continyed en Next Page.) Y