Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1930, Page 34

-ON WAL TflNlGHT ierdi's “The Force of Des- tiny” Given Tonight. Other Features. Selected arias from Verdi's opera “The Force of Destiny” will feature the Grand Opera Mineature tonight over WMAL and & zietwork of other Colum- bia Broadcasting System stations. ““The cast will include Adele Vasa, so- Prano; Theo Karle, tenor; John Bar- elay, baritone, and Kenyon Congdon, baritone. The Columbia Symphony Or- ehestra will assist them ° A medley of Un}vel’sny of Minnesota #pngs, sung by a male quartet, is (e ight of the Robert Burns réana- f rogram. Guy Lombardo and his Myn Canadians will play a group of ,?‘reddle Rich and his Roustabouts “.m;c a m clmer" and “Among My Souvenirs.” Diversified Music. A dlva-u.flud mua:ul prolnm will be the . Taylor Buckley, bulwne wfll be the soloist. The orchestra selections range from “Beyond the Blue Horizon” to the - ular “My Mad Moment.” Buckley’ contribution will be “One Love." Burbig’s Syncopated History and dance music by Will Osborne’s Orches- tra and Sammy Watkins and his or- chestra are among WMAL's other Co- lumbia features. Two members of Congress, Repre- -ymuve Nicholas Longworth, Speaker the House, and Representative Sam- uel Dickstein of New VYork, will be heard tonight over WRC and a nebwork of of other National Broadclstlng stations. Mr. Longworth will be heard during the ijod known as “Half Hours in the Nation's Capital.” He will speak on “The Record of the Seventy- first Congress.” Mr, Dickstein will dis- euss immigration. ‘The activities and escapades of and Mrs. Noah and then' nnnuy nmfly of animals aboard k will be de- scribed in detail 'lhen the &el “Old Man Noah” during A & Gypsies program. A dance arrangement of Chaminade's “Scarf Dance” will be played the orchestra under the di- rection of Harry Horlick. ~Other mem- are “Black Eyes,” “Mystery of the t,” “Londonderry Air,” ‘‘Wonder- z." “I'm Falling in Love 'With Some- .” Additional contributions by the are “Little Grey Home in the ‘est” and “Sweet Betty Lee.” “Marcheta” Tenor Solo. 'mmhet;; n.\]w‘l:e’heud as a unor solo, sung ames during the General Motors Family Party. long,” _“Little Sunset,” “Al Fresco, Cluding thele ~ e e broadcast with “Sing Something Sim- ple.” “@ladys Marks, tonight over WO! concert and Howard ive_a_joint re- the Blue Ril the Blue mdge Mountaineers will be the principal contributors to the motwasv ‘The station also has mhw-m.m ¢ital by Carl Conrad, baritone. COMMISSION REJECTS -REALLOCATION MOVE Proposal for Broadeasting Would Have Change—Dialing of American Listeners. Another sweeping realiocation of broadcasting stations—one which would Hhave again changed the dialing habits of American radio listeners everywhere —was averted when a majority of the Federal Radio ission last week rejected a proposal of Judge E.*O. stu. commissioner from the third zone Southern States, to amend the 1928 allocation order to permit duplicated operation on virtually all wave lengths under a plan permitting closer geo- qsplun\ separations between stations. Judge Ira E. Robinson, former chair- man, voted with Judge Sykes on the wn, which, according to Judge Sykes, des to about a more mflefl gone and State division of facilities. Hardly a sta- tdon in the country would have been un- affected had the scheme gone through, but it was voted down by Commission- ers Saltzman, Lafount and Starbuck. The use of practically all the present eleared channels would have been dupli- eated by two or more stations under the Sykes plan. Though 20 channels would have been reserved, as 40 are now, for itions of 5,000 to 50,000 watts power, W0 or more such stations would have been placed on the same channel if ted 2,500 miles from one another. 10 kilocycles apart, the separation be 600 miles: if 20 kilocycles, 350 miles, and if 30 kilocycles, 250 miles. On the 20 other channels now cleared for nocturnal use by only one station at | s time, the simultaneous operation of | net more than three nor less than two stations with maximum powers of 10,000 | watts would be permitted, their separa- tion to be 1,800 miles from one another when on the same frequency, 400 miles ‘when 10 kilocycles apart, 200 miles when 20 kilocycles apart, and 150 miles when 30 kilocycles apart ‘The present mileage separations of stations in the lower power ranges also | was narrowed down, while provision was | de that each zone should have the ume number of stations and equal| power. ‘The majority overruled the| scheme as technically inexpedient be- cause of the interference possibilities and the widespread confusion it would | occasion in present broadcasting prac- | tice and in the habits of American lis- | teners. Nevertheless, Judge Sykes will | undoubtedly press some of his points lnl arder to obtain a compromise with the | majority when the whole problem of h power on the cleared channels is en up. Commufloner Starbuck is understood to be prepared to advance a proposal to set aside one cleared channel in each sone for du 'pucnud operation. This would leave 35 channels free for high- ywer assignments to the numerous ap- (All time p.m., unless oflm‘w‘u indicated.) 315.6 Meters. WRC 550 Kitocyeles. 2:15—World series game. 4:30—The Blue Aces. 5:00—The Lady Next Door. 2 5:30—The Tea Timers. 5:38—Report of the National Indust- trial Conference Board. 6:00—News flashes. 6: w—Mormon Tabernacle choir and LE so—-"xmmlgmwn by Representa- tive Dickstein of New York, 6:45—Blaine Cornwell, baritone. 6:59—Correct time. 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:15—"The World Todly " by James G. McDonald. 7:30—Phil Cook, comedias 7:45—Roxy and his “gan 8:00—"“The Record of the Seventy- first Congress,” by Representa- tive Longworth. 8:30—A. & P. Gypsies. E 9:30—General Mowra‘ “Family Party.” 10:00—Program from American Lemon commanders’ dinner in Bostan. Address by Gen. Pershing. 10:30—Symphonic Rhythm Makers. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Aster Orchestra. 12:00 to_1:00a—Edgewater Beach Or- chestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Towel health exercises. 0a—The Quaker Man. 8 El'—Mofnl.ng devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Breakfast of American uflm officers in Boston. 9:30a—Morning melodies. 10:00a—Hits and Bits. 11:00a—"Your Child,” by Grace Abbott. 11:15a—Radio Household Institute. 11:30a—Rinso Talkie. 11:45a—Sweet and Low Down. 12:00m—Farm flashes. 12:15—Organ melodies. 12:30—National farm and home hour, 1:30—Pennsylvania luncheon music. 2:00—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. 2:30—Address by President Hoover at the Sesqui-Centennial celebra- tion of the Battle of Kings Mountain. 3:30—Chicago_Serenade. 4:00 to 5:00—Dancing melodies. WJSV 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Studio feature. 3:30—Bob Merchant and David Mar- tin. 4:30—Children’s program. 5:00—Scf history. 5:15—Down the highway. 6:00—News flashes. 6:14—On the Ma 6:15—Clessified program, s u—Dlnner music. :15—Progr 7:30—Time signals. 7:31—Blue Rldn Mountaineers. 8:i ey Villa Orchestra. 8:30—Carl connd baritone, Amerin Leglnn program. ' 30—Monty lnd SleDY 00—Insurance proj . The or- " 10 15 to 11:f oo—mue mhbon Serenaders. Early Program Tomorrow. a—Down South in Dixie. 5a—Musical program. 9:40a—A Thought for Today. arm news. o—vu-gum Ryder, reader. 0—Farm chat. 5 to 1:00—News of the day. 2:00—Afternoon musicale. 3:00—On With the Dance. 4:00—The “M" Trio. 454.3—WEAF New York—660. (N. B. C. Chain.) 00—Dinner Orchestra. ‘hestrs 00—Marty Btone's Orchum Hour. 348.6—WABC New York—860. (C. B. S. Chain.) :00—Manhattan Orchestra. bonds. 00—Henry Burbig's History. a0 gMacdi Gras, Orchestra. nea; phony. Ping in Paris. 2:30a—Ann Leaf at the Organ. 304.5—WJZ New York—760. (N. B. C. Chain.) 00—Mormon Choir. 00—Rochester Civic Orchestrs. 0—Empire Builders. 0—S8lumber Hour. 0—Dance Hour. 256.3—WCAU—1,170. 0—P. R. T. Program. 00—Same as WABC. 00—Jump Wreckers. 0—Sponsored Program. 00—WABC (2 hours). 11:00—Feature. 11:16—~WABC (45 min). 282.8—WBAL—1,060. 6:30—Baritone. 6:45—WJZ (15 min.). 7:00—~Medical Talk. 7:15—Favorites; News. 7:30—Music (30 min.). 282 8~ WTIC—1,060. 'l W-Hedlcll ‘Talk. ts now being heard by the com- |10 ajnhn on !.hzl.r Tequests for power of AL TR BIDS FOR 1931 SHOW flnshuh and Chicago Contenders for BRadio, Among Others. LOCAL STATIONS. 475.9 Meters. WMAL &0 xitoeycies. 2:15—World series game. 4:00—Ballad Hour. 4:30—Herb Gordon's Whispering Or- s chestra. 5:00—Emery Deutsch's Orchestra. 0—The Vagabonds. 5—Tony’s Scrapbook. 0—Current, events, by H. V. Kalt- enborn, 7:15—The Rhythm Kings. 0—Evangeline Adams, astrologer. 0—Mardi Gras—Variety program. 3 o—Vflnntapolls Symphony Orches- s 30—An evening in Paris. 0—Burns’ Panatela program. 10 30—Grand Opera Miniature—“Forza del Destino.” 11:00—Will Osborne's Orchestra. 11:15—Heywood Broun’s Radio Column. ]1 Kfl—snmmy ‘Watkins' Orchestra. 2:00—Correc e, Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Organ reveille. 8:30a—Morning devouom 8 le—’l'he Melody Parade. l—sunuth.mg for Every One. fl :30a—Morn: ng Moods. 10: oon—“om 'nme Cape Cod Sundays,” by Ida Bailey Allen. 10:15a—The Toastmaster. 10:30a—O"Cedar Time. 10:45a—“Hair Beauty,” by Jean Carroll. 11:00a—"Tropical Gingerbread,” by Ida omb 11:308—“Remodeled by Carolyn Cornell. 12:00m—Columbia Revue. 12:30—Manhattan Towers Orchestrs. 1:00—Program from luncheon of the ‘Washington Advertising Club. 1:30—8avoy Plaza Orchestra. 2:30—Address by President Hoover at Kings Mountain Celebration. 3:30—For Your Infarmation. 4:00—Civil Service Employment Op- portunities. 4:10 to 4130—1::11!!1 Idyll WOL 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Good afternoon 4:30—Edith Reed's . 5:15—Recordings of Leo Reisman’s Orchestra. 5:30—One Time rtunities. 5:55—Gladys Markes, 50] 3 Howard Moore, um 6:30—Ken Gillum lndtmlnAturb\lry 6:30—Phillips Cavaliers. 7:00—Dance_music, 7:20—News Flashes. 7:30 to 8:00—Philco Hour. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Musical clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 10:00a—Talk by Peggy Clark, 10:15a—Musical interlude. 10:30a—"Hi Lights.” 10:45a—Musical program. 11:00a—Bertha P’;rlm-‘- Beauty Ques- Ym:mn for dren’s tion Box. 11:15a—Request Mount, Alto Holg ta) 11:45a—"Your Vi 12:00m—Luncheon. 12:30 to 1:00—Dickenson Studio pro- gram, 4345 Meters. NAA 450 Kilocyeles. 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55—Time _signals, 10:00—Weather Buresu 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.) 272.6—WPG—1,110. 8:00—Same as WABC. T ll ls—WABC (45 min), 260.7—WHAM~—1,150. 6:15—Orchestra. 6:45—WJZ (1 8:30—Orchestra. 9:00—WJZ (2 hours). 11:00—Vaudeville (45 nl.n). 379.5—WGY—1790. 6:00—Same as WEAP. :45—Studio Program. 7:15—Same as WEAF. 8:00—Agricultural. 8:30—WEAF (2% hours). 11:15—Organ Recital. 302.8—WBZ—990. 6 SO—The Boys. 8:30—Fortunes. 8:45—Baritones. 9:00—WJZ (2 hours). 11:00—Sports; Orchestra., CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN STATIONS. 428.3—WLW—700. 6:15—Brooks and Ross. 6:45—Same as WJZ. 7:15—Sponsored Program. ;l :30—Orchestras. 0:30—Same as WJZ. 11:00—Variety (2)2 hours). 398.83—WIR—1750. 6:15—Best Story. 6:30—Al and Pete. 6:45—Cecil and Sally, T:00—WJZ; Jesters. 7:30—Orchestra. 8:00—Mirth Makers. 8:30—WJZ (21, hours). 11:00—Variety (112 hours). praasbesy 405.2—WSB—740. 6:30—Studio Orchestra. 8:30—Hour from WJZ. 9:30—Same as WEAF. 10:00—Same as WJZ. 10:30—Musical. 11:00—Concert; Studio. 11:30—8ame as WJZ. 11:45—Studio Orchestra. 12:00—Theater Revue. 12:30a—Same as WJZ. 1:00a—Slumber Boat. 365.6—WHAS—820. 17:16—Orchestra. 7:45—Tune Topics. 8:00—Same as 11:45—Jack Turner. 12:00—Orchestra. 461.3—~WSM—650. | NOT YET PERFECTED STAR, WASHINGTO TELEVISION DEVICE:| Engineers Believe Idea for Receiver Nestles in Great Inventor’s Brain. NEW YORK (#).—The idea for the ultimate television receiver still is nestling in the brain of some great in- V!ntar or experimenter. though engineers feel that ap- rltus today gives fair results, it is nDl the automatic type that will pro- duce the best in pictures by radio. Despite obstacles to be overcome, they do not hesitate to predict that the problem will be licked some day, but will not forecast when that will he ‘Tackling the situation from all angles, scientists in the R. C. A. laboratories at Camden, N. J, have tried practically every known System, The work goes on unabated, the goal sought not yet in sight. Two basic methods have developed many e ents there. These in- volve the use of a scanning disk or a scanning drum, and a' kinescope or special cathode ray tube, a develop- ment of Dr. Viadimir Zworykin. The scanning f ms, _driven by motors, in effect break up the pic- ture into an assembly of tiny dots and also give the eye the impression of a moving picture, although each picture actually consists of thousands of rapldly replaced elements. Scenning disks with small holes have been tried. Other disks had tiny lenses in larger holes. Various types of drums, which resemble short sec- tions of large pipes, also containing holes or lences, have been tested. The holes generally are arranged in a spiral, the number dewrmlnlnl the Mirrors likewise have been in- the drums to give larger & cone-shaped tube, develops a picture on a fluorescent screen in the large end, which is flat, It contains what is known as an elec- tron gun, which paints or reproduces a picture tinted green. It requires no mechanical scanner. Other schemes of illumination have included different sources of light, ' Various types of neon or glow tubes have been given tests. One important item has been the Moore crater lamp, which instead of having a glowing plate, as in most neon tubes, has & pin-point light murce, provldinl a stronger ray and a larger, brllhl.er picture. The neon picture is pi Reproduction of television on a large ureen. such as demonstrated last Fflnl at Schenectady by Dr. E. F. W. Alexanderson, also has been paid close attention along with the de elopment work on television for the home. Apparatus has been assembled in various ways, from the engineer’s bench set-up to completely dux[ned equip- ment as it might look in the homes in the future. None of “, however, has met all of the rigid tests that enzlnm- feel it must pass. Handicapped on so many sides, the engineers are working on, believing that within at least five years, and hnpl.ng it may be sooner, television may be on a par with the national service of sound radio of the present. Still they do not hesitate to point out that for the amateur and the ex- perimenter, here is a fleld that offers :fin:renbh opportunities for develop- Major “Chain” Features | | ‘TONIGHT. 8:30—Mard! Gras; variety pro- —WMAL and gram— 3 8. network. 8:30—A. & P. Gypsies, variety ogram— pr and N. B. C. network. 9:00—Minneapolis 8y m phony Orchestra; classi gram—1 8. network. -town life — WJZ, WBZ, WHAM, KDKA, KWK, KYW, WREN, e e b E ; ore chestra and WMAL and C. B e 10: W—Ammun ‘Legion dinner; address by Gen. John J. Pershing—WRC and N. B, . network. WMAL and C. B. . net- ‘work. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1930 CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pam. day befors publication. hour earlter, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the Daily will be accepted up to moon day of issue, except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time s 10:20 a.m. Death Noti and Lost and Found for The Bunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Baturday. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far us 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. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN—Men of good ap- Dpearance, good address, ability to meet peo- ple; brevious experience selling cars unnec- e Do, floaters ‘or boys wanted. ~This 15°8 hard Job. DUt & WOTKer can make oot ffa‘f‘ffv.m Tequired. Garrett Motor = Co. o w lunch room n! 58 per week. 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ApplY R tuh st YOUNG MAN, stenofrapher. ceived his trainin tra; osition pazing $135 mo. s«. u r Call Yo ul ol aonn appearance for sales, RO itk the’ new Getier best n.w. territory, Grimes, 1508 'OUNG MAN-—International ‘{ own man- acturer of bookkeeping, billing £ sdding hines, with branches in every large city United States and foreign countries, man to etion with sne ot 4 e-apD ance corporations in the world, whose branch ers and executives are’ selected from DRIVERS FOR TAXICABS. 40% COMMISSION PAID DAILY. NICKEL CAB CO., REAR 1140 20th ST. N.W. * BA\'K SAVINGS DEPT. sitio 'd Savings Divis mediate compensation and a connection 1o be proud of if you qualify. Interview at gnce, " AMr. Mount Vernon Savings Build Your Own - Business —during_your spare time, sel AUTOMOBILE INSLRANCE This proposition shouid_apesl to Government s oves -ng"x'u fanerancs | ™ aining s *free” "and Have completed the course Sou doinot care to g0 any furtner g a of ‘calling of high-olass tin appeals onty 1o this elass . intormation call’ Met. 2010 Typewriter Salesman. Excellerit rtunits & B ., SPORunlty for man with sue- |3 ert SALES M EN 1t rom 1 we Have Speninss K cars ' J hlvl 4 n°n""J tfon. Mlflnu in selling automol or real estate. Thr & new llll un ue n Rindle 40 our men t54a are sarh: slSO Ugwards Weekly. o ornnm-y .qvmu TER MAN expenence g ply between 8 a.m. and 4 pm. Childs Co., 1423 Pa. ave. n.w. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. Motors _radio; ' A WHY WAIT? are for better times. oard operating. E sonable to lea New York ave. NOW I8 THE TIME TO PRE- Telephone _switch- fascinating and rea- ford Bldg., 14th st. at DR!‘B!NEIAKINO and ‘r]g'mofltlm: ex»mi ishes Job T dept: Ak’ Doty ory e u L PRACTICAL NURSE—Woman Teauires Dosi- tlon; * experienced, ~capable; highest ref- erences. _Address nox_- u-r omcf i :lker and i fl'f" special prices ‘Eiven weekor_montn. - North 9693-d " nzuocmuflm i Leeiadie bockbis ing, legal and banking experience: can handle volume of work, Address Box 42-V, Star og!u. BTENOGRAFPHER, experit 3 Tour n'nlducr(tgfll!ucsollefl(komk len:u.rll ate; -mm Apt. 24. = NOGRAPEER, experienced, Rieh senes co ous in_worl ing to” co- Gperate: age 35: 430 Mew ‘North 7° Taduate of and will- week. Met. sdaptable and TT Tete Call Ac STENOGRAPHEI trustworthy, Best ot Tetercncen, TRAINED NURSE, colored, will dosprivate ‘work or office work. Clll North 0358. IUSIN!S! onon'n:m‘nll. SECRETARY and treasurer of corporation Janted: investment of at least 5,000 re- quired Address Box 32 office. FURRIER—Good place to business. _Address Box 141- LWCH ROO! 5. R. MINIATURE GOLP COURSE, f atfon, good business: no rert Winter month "nA er other bus; $2,500. Address Box 308-8, Star_office. DELICA’ IEN STORE for sale: city: all modern equipment and soda ‘C;‘l in person, don’t phone. IRABLE dancing Business, ¥00d Toci ton; Tessonable rent to the right DAl Cul 10412. 2817 llth AKERY and Tanch for 4 07 c:.em‘;a‘m Baers; sd Tes Tiarway, Cherry- ESTABLISHED Home bakery, W, 5M _for tent. $100. et 700 cinfial and workl Press nuuamc Phn CARPEN SHO! feme « emupmem or sale :nnp Apnly ?ad our name and handle your own money. References required and ~given. Address Box . Star_office (3 BEAUTY “PARLOR—Weil advertised: excellent location: long, les Ient very reasonable;, owner feaving: tor f\l- rope. _Address Box Sta ANTED Grasers o conicotionsts Ving rooms in exchange for six-room mod= oo Botize. Wil 8'( ash dimerence.” Apply at. 40. 507 Dl:uc v, ‘ln:m ter annually. iy ohe of Tnest n; whrice, $8,000; ‘onderful op: oldsmit] Y. pay o T B A Btas ahee, & GLEANING, PRESSING Tmfi;fi Muse sell resardiess of price. business. 1536 Wis TO BUY OR \ELL ANY BUSINESS SEE US FIRST. CAPITAL ADJUSTING & rnuu:g CERN_IN Cg = ATESSEN apt. house m:uom n $100.000 and bet $3.000 cash. balance' term: portunity for Sales_Corp: 9th ~ PLOOR. 1406 G ST. N.W. Just completed: best downtol suitable for any retail business: con to §00d ‘tenants; act {ast, a4 this ia rare offer. WOMAN. white, plain tewing or work by day or evening.” Phone North 0264. AUTO _LESSONS FOR PERMITS AND PARKING EASY: special instruction’ for nervous and timid persons: cars furn. Call FOSTER (Old Reliable), Met. 1809. * STATISTICAL CLASSES. Civil Service Preparation. Newy classes starting Monday, November 3. WOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL. FOR SECRETARIES. TIVQLI THEATER BLDG., 3313 14th 8t. N.W. YOUNG OIRL with experie i mo- snd ofice work desires permanent mmon Call Adams GIRL wishes ¢ omc- Do perioncea i Lyoing. BockEsepin “ral’ofice work. Prone Liacan 1181, YOUNG WOMAN. white, desires position, private family; practical small child’s nurse; working housekeeper T a4 work, good tal ing, io"' e X_40; AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT EVENINGS. BRANGH 201 1910 F B W lmml" AG!NCI!!. Call MetasaancSise dany Jor_domestic olp. ! Mood Teicrences, ‘Judd's Exchanse, Ll nis APHERS. i m snd female, needed to » 1400 use 3480 Bire:that tse tnis office, mu ! b'a employment de sears w.'n-fl':' nlma' 238 e positions; no charge unless Hll d 1nnun mplcmenl Exchange, 214 Nat. Press 14th_and District 2480. NA“ONAI. mm BURI n.w. Competent thD !\IHIII.I 'tions n_daily. t_5821. Need m lPPuCInh dally. POSITIONS Stenographers, typists, eepers, flll’b, llllll!l Pree reg. Boyd's, 1333 HELP—WOMEN. -TYPISTLarge Teal estate desires first-class bookkee; m-mm:. 0 bool dwrit- bookki etc. zei iatration. n.w. Natll 33 79-8, 8 3 fi 35, Telstle and §o0d worker: ith Y tagttul 2n ble " personality, o go0d-pay Must be " will- g to co ith emp]onrl 5'\1'}?7 em: ees. C: ns BT akngie: and’ will ber well paid. 11508 first year. 'Address Box 73-R. Star office. LADIES, Catholic; positions open tn our sell- ing artment "for 4 live: wires; week easily made. Call 8-10 or 5.6 Monday: Tuesday or s, 1210 People’s Life Blage. 14th and H Ins -unemployment nnn!cllll!’——l\lfld fl"‘" .sl« Artistic Cll’d Ca ine o m LADX“. KO canvass house to house. ; garn edod pay.’ Apply 317 Matner Blds. before ® a.m. of between 4:30 and 6. beauty l.'mv.un at ICCIIZI Beauty hool. Earn while you learn, day and nllhl classes 931 F st. n.w. MARCEL, finfer waver and 'T'nound oper- Tm employms Hi T ‘Westory Buudln:, llth Tor private school; To coach n- - ic, elementary and 1 nd “supervise play: ry desired. Addre: art time. to sell high- ‘WOMEN—Full_or grade; moderate-priced Christmas cards: ex- ples tree; rs inec.;_liberal rrison. 1115 Chestaut sto Phiias Pa. ] " Adaress SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. BUNDLE WASHES nted by competent 1 idress; cut this lfl' call wnen you need me; prices reasonable. Adams 4288. COLORED WOMAN, middle-i a8 housekeeper and plain cook: 1‘ ’!.:;l '“h present employer. coox or p-n time Job ¢ West 3018« Mrs. Star COOK, eolouu. Airst class, . wants work stay nights: Line. 8052. Tienced. Ph I Soth st. mow: Potomac 8011, COOK, competent, Tor emall family or aisld, waitress: reference. 1307 V_s! o COOK, colored woman, wants Sinee et nce. 1l or write 1325 Corcoran n.w. Phorie Decatur 3546, ORI £V CORPORATIONS FORMED. A Complete Corporation Service. Corporate Or, amnuon Cc 205 Onfon Trast Bld. t, 307, ‘The follo National 5000, Branch 315. ADDITIONS, home improvemen Weather-s {ases, porches intiosed. carpenter Kking," floor raped an house painting e ‘esx'r,u Wm. T. Cole, 5403 Ga. ave. ALTERATIONS f R ments. Terms to P BB oo Te 01T Yin £em: ANTS, fepuée, egi, s in ONE YEAR. largest h‘f.@% Einds ot COOK; go0od, experienced southern wom: cook _for cafe or club house. 935 P st. n.w. COUNTRY GIRL, colored, Southern, Wwith domestic science iraining, wants position as general houseworker. 1 s: Sth_st. CURTAINS STRETCHED, _40¢ v-lr. Salied Yo and delivered.” Lincoln sise. == JVashinsten, fecting Co., 1436 G st. n. IB‘E?DINO of all k.\ndl unonm lnd uu- 5th_st, ne. catur w& EDDING OVATED, springs. mattresses, Dillows, Seather maL.: Gown: Te. ered.Ideal Bedding Co. WORK or laundry to take Home A Giles, R. No. 1, Ballston, Va., earé BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box pillows reno.: best rnm and . Mattress Co. ERAL MAID, colored, neat appearance, pleasant disposition. Splendid cook, waitress or_mother's heiper, full, part time. De- catur 2419. v CIRL from Virginia wants Place; nurse plain cooking; clty reference; stay night. Virginia_ave. 's.w. IRL, colored, neat, Wishes o houseworker or mother's” Reiper North_7362-W. 3 21 5 wens k] V st n.w. GIRL wants gart fime, spartment or office to_clean. Gi !un'-l ace Shghts: ‘wood references. GIRL, colored, neat. wants chambermaid or general worker. part time: ref. Poz 2-W. GIRL. colgred, wis aoh General Bouse. Corber, Odays work, waitr art-time Work: "1438 Corcoran n.w. Decatur 544 olored, from Virginia: relisble and w s Fother's helver of can' 4o G.h.w. or Dart time. CAll un-w hambermald; stay North 10221. Joh a3 maid. Home or nursi) Norm 8 STRETOHED, 50c per Col Tor and deitver CARPEN TER a5d .'.EH T Brining. 1380 Tavlor 2. Hv.. :h e CARPENTERING 2 “flh‘n’:_ ring: prices very ressonable. J. Weber & i it st we. Lincotn 10380, - ge - CARPENTER bulder. " remgdine ty, shelving QIDIMI'BPK. flbfln laid. Sohrieon. 138 Trving. . Gol: CHAIR CANEING stering_Armstrons. 1335 108 nv: W CHIMNEY furmaces cloan Ellntln( floor uunlnl 'lxinl‘ Day. Capitol Heights ELECTRIC WIRING—8 m-u. 2 halls, bath, 340 ‘complete; fixture my e 3'"" et SN huianitic 3811 50c D SURTAINS laundered, Call }:\rcsn i deltver. ' All kinds ot PeaRary work hone Ga. [ uny -m care lor 2 or 3 children during Jhlle parente are employed. Pho PR 3 o131 colored, wants Apply 760" Lamont take home_ Y to AT ORY Ca Beromag s111W n ELECTRIC WIRING %m‘:a sppliances, Terms to suf en ent &, Blec. Co., Yot ond HCS MAID, colored, neat, pleasing _personality, splendid cook, housemaid, waitress, nurse of part_time. Excellent references. _Dec. 0537. WASHING—Woman_wishes bundle washing: Dice, sunny yard; good reference. Dectur ‘WOMEN, gpare time. See me before sénd ing out ‘of town for Christmas cards, etc big con {ons, bonus. 317 10th st. D, Yom!o LADY for soda fountain and sand- Fieh shop, part-time work, experienced. 1244 D st.' nw. YOUNG Y to fountain. e Que_sts. n.w. Tunchsonette d o Th and Pharmacy, YOUNG WOMAN 1o sell historical book in Government building to tourists: will not have solicit. . Opportunity for student Who destrea titme Tor”pvud ary and commission. Address Box 494-S, Star office. WOMAN cbetween 26 and 45, ambitious, refined, cated, permanent position Wit ishe Concern: must have executive ability: sa and bonus: promotion. See in person Miss Vernon. 128 Tower Bide. E‘\RN $4 EVERY HOUR. ELLING CHRISTMAS CARDS. iy Jarge commissions and bonus ds sell on sisnt. Our Snow. apply at once. 1126 !llllonl:l Press Bl LADIE oS 2 S $25 WEEKLY. {%E'm:x:'.;::’:":‘:?:.':gz""un::‘“.'fl' sy | & our ASKFOR MRS. BLANCHE, 1416 Eve 8t. N.W. ORATION. Bides Sath and P _Sts. al ladles Tk who one for ‘houseworker, smal e vefarences. $101 Conn. housewor] fE v 20 5. Awfy o0 ook, . "‘5 an 'ltg lmlf\ apd, board for Toom 508 Sth R small 3 5 o 2"&}' Drawer 'f"or Phone * Hyatisvil ' m. <l ‘bungalow, nun o for_care tg'l;. Slours, & t0'6. Addtess Hox 87 of ite, A Tior Gotans and T-veat-old EifL. ansn st. n.w. fr | o fodinitus MAN. colored, VI housework without hts._Decatur 1828. infan, wants, umri\ 0 aid; several ¥ BN Halton: var care woml-y i in apartment, ing, private Pot. 3465, 6% cafeteria, school; no , Kresge Blde.. Pes with's0c Shiimp n. ARGH, CURE. umo?' hair c\ll,ulh each; fres marcel I'.l’! Wed. fetee” he ;fv:' Speciah Se.50.” 8 Haneni i s, ‘fix F st o788: nm Dipe e Tate timates free. 61 N st. I.‘o.) HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Electric wiring and fxtures, pavering and inting, hardwood floors and staircases, carpantry, Blumbing and Bestine, Sorehl in- closures, metal cellings, roofing, uts tering, :ark‘ terms to pleal & Elect: Tirst-cls B PLASTERING, - and ox cemm Work. No Job 100 far O 180 so3a KEYS ~D:Efl€lu Keys, cent it Tul 1221% New Yok ave. now. Mot 3 PAINTING, interior, exterior; able, a8 I do my ovi PAINTING, _incerior _and _exterior: mechanics: re mm.m- o Price. Paul Serene, e Buutv Cultuse Senosl. 817 14th St. N.W. MOTOR ' TRAVEL. DRIVING TO OKLA, OCT. 25, VIA CINCIN- e ‘man. nati, St Louis. "T: man. ROBERT MAYFIELD. 321 R. n.e. MABELLE The South's Tnding. 325 N. H. Ave. N, ._ave. TO BOSTON ACCOM- 318 E. Capitol st., C. A. Reld. FOR MIAMI OCT. onabiy. MOTORING modate one, LEAVING 0. OAN take fouy Tel Packard fedan: Biver Sprine 786 o, Ihe rate under heading of Pertonal is3 dditional to the EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR CO ple to_obtain bed NGd ke’ of “frat foor in " modern ‘Getached "Rome.” Georgia CHILDREN BOARDED lflv!l! home near Wuhln-ton Berlu in- struction; convenient to parochial school; Teferences exchansed. Mariboro 37-F-13. Cebeocn Cruuent specch m your. own Desch taus rienced teacher: latest method. x_43-V, Star lusl care flvlnalnv cheerful surroun Adams venience. . 1833 Kal tantion. A rivate Shlldren. darets Box sroup, _individ: fitoring for' 306.8. Bar o S tiention n siven pre-so ool chi m and o home; Frenc PAINTING, DECOHA'I 'ING, exterior; big or small leb- Aglgrervice: reasonable price. Cordova. Dist. interior material B S riem,s 1633 Gal PAPERHANGING PAINTING, Co.. 5121 Geo NTING do sl kinds 3 PAINTING oo ko °‘-u',’t‘ us_pure Dutch Bo unmd on. mBTE, Lurpentin ‘mix paint: Ieradionts “ons: ‘oo we, 4re the *Blopies 817 9th National 741’ P‘\II\TII\G & PAPERHANGING — For clean work at reason PAPERING—’“"‘ mm: and E*Ewm w‘em. 6. 2 PAPERING. pamune. plastsring EI G, - | Penst JImprovement A%"fim Rtk PAPERING 73 voom 3o Wallao H i W At rvice; eash or terms. - LOwW RE\IT STORES—1424 K wn _location: cessions ___RECOMMENDED SERVICE. __ 7