Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 52

B. S. 0 GREET “NEW LINK TONIGHT Station WDRC, at Hartford, to Be Welcomed With Gala Program. With a gala program the Columbia Broadcasting System will welcome to- night the latest link in its coast-to- ‘nem network—Station WDRC of Hart- lord WMAL will Join with its other Oolum- bia associates in broadcasting the spe- cial program, the feature of which will be an address by Gov. John H. Trum- bull of Connecticut. The musical por- tion of the program will be provided by the Cclumbia Male Chorus and Orches- tra, Paul Tremaine and his orchestra |1 and Ben Bernie and his orchestra. The Chicago Teachers’ Chorus, made up largely of teachers in Chicago Luth- eran schools, will take part in the regular Lutheran hour. The chorus will sing three numbers. Mendelssohn’s ‘How Lovely Are Thy Messengers,” Tschaikowsky's “Hymn of Praise” and the old Lutheran chorale “Bless, Oh, My Soul” Drama to Be Offered. A drama of “No Man's Land” will be presented at 8:45 o'clock. The story will describe how a private in the Sig- nal Corps won his Distinguished Service | ,, Cross by outwitting two enemy officers. A muzlcnl program, dedicated to “Old Man Prosperity,” will be WMAL's pres- entation at 9 o'clock. It will be pro- vided by Billy Artz’s Orchestra, with Annette Hanshaw as the soloist. Irene Bordoni, famous musical com- edy star, will assist Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees in presenting the Sunshine hour over WRC and & net- work of other National Broadcasting Co. stations. She will sing “One Love,” from “The Vanities,” and Irving Ber- Hn’s latest, “The Little Things in Life,” and “You're Driving Me Crazy.” The crchestra will play a number of ne tunes, both humorous and sentimental. Overture From “Martha.” Mary, reincarnated guest of honor at the reg- ular Birthday Party presentation. The musical portion of the program fea- tures Rachel Morton, operatic diva, and the Rondoliers’ Quartet. Eugene Ormandy's Orchestra will open the Melody Moments program with the overture from Flotow’s “Martha.” ‘The other selections range from “To a ‘Wild Rose” of MasDowell to hits from the musical shots of 1928. ‘Harriet Gunderson will present a pro- gram of Swedish and Norwegian songs over WOL. The other musical fea- tures include a program of the record- ings of Fritz Kreisler and 20 min\lm\ of dance music. Frank Steele will be heard in a special program arranged by the Sons of the American Reyo'ution to be broadcast ‘WJIsV. zd Chick Godfrey, icnor, also will be heard in recitals. PRESIDENT TO SPEAK Will Talk at Anniversary of Founding of Red Cross. et an Saclation. o delver 45 nt an invi address at the cel-bration to.be held in Constitution Hall May 21 next of the anniversary_of the founding of the! eflun Red in the United | The invitation was extonded by the Central Committce of the Fed Cross, heaced by Judge John Barton Payne, chal n. , ON THE AIR lN CAH‘I'AI. shaw—WMAL and C. B. 8. net- $:30—Mective Story Hour: dramati- zation—WMAL and C. B.S. net- work. 10:00—B. A. Rolfe’s Orehestra: dance music—WRC and N.B.C. net- program to welcome Sta- WDRC as a link in the Co- lumbia chain—WMAL and C.B. S. network. HIGHLIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 8:00—Aunt Lulu's Adventures; com- edy . sketch — WJZ, WHAM, WBAL KDKA, WJR and KYW. 9:30—Musical program; male quartet, orchestra and _soloists — WJZ, WBAL, WLW, WRVA, WSB and 10:00—Victor Herbert, opera series: Happened in Nordland"—WJZ, WBAL, KDKA and WREN. 11:00—Slumber Music; Laurier's String mblgw.!z WBAL, KDKA d WRI 11:00—“Amos 'n’ Andy,” second broad- cast—WMAQ, KWK, WREN, ‘WDAF, WSB, KTHS and WMC. 12:30—Nocturne; organ recital by i‘v‘;«n Leal—WABC, WEAN and > Flashes from The Evening Siar, a resume of world mews, is broodcast datis by WMAL at 5:45 o'clock. QQ'OOO“OO...OCOOO‘MOO Service Exclusively 999000000000000000000¢ Have your tubes by your neighbor- hood radio dealer Re-new your tubes - at least once a year. - Queen of Scots, is to be the| Jimmy Harbison, pia ist, | | ‘Today on (ARl time p.m., unless WMAL 4759 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. 2:30—American School of the Alr. 3:00—U. S. Navy Band. 5 :00—Little Russia Orchestra. 5:30—Biltmore Orchestra. 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:00—Correct Time. 6:01—Sclence News of the Week. 8:15—Dinner Concert. 6:45—Tony’s Scrap Book. 7:00—Popular songs by Stanley Bell and Les Colvin, 7:15—Harr.s program, 7:30—World Tour. 8100—Correct time, 1 d. l 0—Kalténborn Edits the News. 5—S! of Time. 9 00—Musical program, with Norman Brokenshire. 9:30—Detective Mysteries. 00—Lutheran prownm honor of Station Early Program Tomorrow, 8:00a—Tony's Scrap Book. 5a—Brad and Al 9:00a—Opening the Momlng Mail. 0a—Morning Moods. 5a—Stokely Serenaders, 0a—*"Yankee Hospitality,” by Grace ‘White. 5a—Advice to Brides. 0a—"“Book Repairing,” Barrett. 10:45a—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 11:00a—“Complexions,” by Helen Chase. 11:15a—"Christmas Gift Cookies,” by Ida Bailey Allen. 11:45a—Fashion talk by Hope Andrews. m—Paul Tremaine's Orchestra. 0—Columbia Revue. 1 by Joan 0—American School of the Air. 00—U. S. Marine Band Orchestia. :45—"Records of the Mayas,” by Dr Sylvanus Morley. 4:00—Curtis program. 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 2:30—The Melody Three. 3:00—"Some Primitive Spiritualists of | the South Seas,” by Dr. Mar- garet Mead. 3:15—Talk by Louis Rothschild, direc- tor of Better Business Bureau. 00—B. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra, 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. to 1:00a—Jack Albin's Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow, 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 00a—Phil Cook, ‘comedian. 15a—Morning devotions. 30a—Cheerio. 00a—United States Army Band. 30;—-Mornln¢ melodes. 45a—Food P! 1 OOL—Nltlmnl heme hour. 11:00a—Musical Appreciation Hour, di- rected by Walter Damrosch. 12:00m—Armchair Quartet. 15—Retail food market review. 12:30—National farm and home hour. Smithy | 18th & Col. Rd. Fastest and Best R Serviee I* Town _;sxs\\g\\_m\s\\\\\\\\“‘_ | % Y JH“LLYS PRIZE HEAR Sally’s recipe for MOULDED CCRN particulerly delicious when mede with Stokely’s Corn on sale at all Sanitary Grocery Stores and Piggly- nggly Stores. \® Reindeer Steaks andg (hn[n are said to be particularly nourishing —certainly |hN partivularly juicy tender. grilled as we serve them at the Grill. Special 50¢ Luncheon Served Daily Olmste Grill ns?co'?rlfiiz THE EVE the Radio otheruwise indicated.) 2:30—Edna_Wallace Hopper. 2:45—-The Melody Three. 3:00—Studio feature. 3:15—Musicalities. 0—Chicago Serenade. 4:00 to 5:00—Radio Guild. 205.4 Meters. WISV (%60 Kilocyctes. :00—Uncle Jim and Mary Jane. 0—Children’s Letters to Santa Claus. 4:45—Science and History. 5:00—Glimpses Into Boyiand. 5:30—Alexandria hour. 6:00—Ncws _flashes, 6:45—Police bulletins, 7:00—Bill and Tut. 715—“Whither Away?” 7:30—Time signal. . 7:31—Chick Godfrey, tenor. 8:00—Program by Sons of the Ameri- can Revolution. 8:20—Musical program. 8:50—Jimmie Harbison, pianist. 9:15—Melody Four. 10:00 to 11:00—Fret Ensemble, Early Program Tomorrow, 9:00a—Down South in Dixie, 9:05a—The Town Crier. 9:30a—Musical program. 9:40a—Our Creed for Today. 10:00a—Sea_Foods. 10:30a—Talk for Housewives, 11:00a—Gospel Song Service, 12:00m—Correct time. 12:20—Farm chat by David Martin, 12:45 to 1:00—Radio Revival. 2:00—The, Brunswick Orchestra. 00—-H1.swry and Music Hour, . 4:00—Dramatic talk. 228.9 Meters. WOL %o Kilocycles. 3:30—Good afternoon progham. 3:45—Stories by Margaret Ran b:n. 4:00—Marie Powell, soprano. 4:15—Musical program. 4:30—"Present Day Poets,” by Mary Madeleine Lanphill. #:00—Courtland Ferguson. 5:05—The Cos'umers. 6:00—Special feature. 6:05—Sambo and Ed. 6:15—Community Chest program. 6:30—Angela Dondera, soprano. 6:45—Swedish and Norwegian Songs, | by Harriet Gunderson. 7:00—Dance music. 7:20—News flashes. 7:30—James Flaherty, tenor. 7:30—Recordings of Fritz Kreisler. 8:15—"Good Night.” Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:10a—Musical clock. 10:00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:20a—Public Serviee Man. 10:30a—High® Lights 10:40a—Musical program. 11:00a—Beauty Chat. 11:15a—Musical interiude. 11:30a—Previews of coming attractions. 12:00m—Musical Brevities. 12:10—Luncheon music. 12:30 to 1:00—Paul Gable, organist. 4345 Meters. NAA G0 kitocyetes. 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 9:55—Time signals. 10:00—Weather Bureau reports. Men who were recently laid off by Jactories in Cucuta, Colombia, immedi- ately went into the country and secured work on farms, so that the district has no_unemployment problem RADIO SERVICE Il makes. Authorized deale: berg-Carison and General Electric, M. W. DOVE 1118 13th St. N.W. Nat. 8199 Leiivers 1 Ml Model to Your Home Table Model— Dynamic Spea Complete With Tubes "”?‘M ENING STAR, WA THREE CUBAN SUITS DISMISSED BY COURT Payment of $350,000 Award for Railroad Destruction Is Upheld, Justice Jennings Bailey of the Dis- trict of Columbia Supreme Court yes- terday, rendered a memorandiim opin- fon dismissing three suits brought against Charles J. Harrah of Havana, Cuba, Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of State, and Andrew W. Melhn. Secre- tary of the Treasury, to prevent the payment to Harrah of an award of | $350,000 made by the Cuban Govern- ment for the destruction of a railroad near Havana, owned by Harrah. The suits were instituted by Walter F. Smith of Washington, Edgar W. Mec- Cormack of Washington and Cuba, and the Juan Ulloa y Ferro Co. of Havana, which claimed to be entitled to inter. ests in the award. Justice Bailey held that the Secre- tary of State has a discretion in the matter and until he has acted the Secretary of the Treasury cannot act. The action of the, Secretary of State may not be controlled by the court prior to the exercise of his discretion. As to the Ulloa claim, the court sald, it would not lend its ald to its en- forcement and in the matter of the other two claims declared there was not shown to be an equitable len to justify the court in assuming juris- diction. Harrah was represented by Attorneys Kenneth N. Parkinson and David A. Pine, while United States Attorney Leo A. Rover appeared for BSecretary Stimson and Solicitor of the Treasury Mawhiney and Assistant Solicitor Mc- Donald appeared for Secretary Mellon. HUMPHREYS ELECTED HEAD OF CIVITAN CLUB |Other Officers Chosen at Dinner Meeting—Committee Named to Distribute Christmas Fund. William E. Humphreys was elected president of the Civitan Club at a din- ner meeting Tuesday night in the La- fayette Hotel, succeeding Willard Koch- enderfer. Other new officers were named as follows: ‘Thomas J. Crowell, Leonard F. Ruoff and Shelton T. Cameron, vice presi- dents; Gus Bonnet, C. F. Crane and George Harris, members of the board of directors. Officers re-elecfed were Charles G. Morgan, jr., secretary;.Ralph M. Wolf, treasurer; Rev. J. J. Dimon, chaplain, and R. R. Sparrow, sergeant- at-arms. A committee was appointed to make plans for the expenditure of a $500 fund which the club has raised for Christmas cheer among the needy. Three new members were admitted— David Roy, Russell Fields and Albert ‘Woodon. . Virginia officials are letkln‘ the hilt of a sword which has been lost off the b statue of George Washington at Rich- mond for elcht ynrs ECATUR RADIO Real Full Tone ker $59 .50 Balance Easy Weekly or Monthly Terms Delivers Any Radio to Your Home Prices from 359-50 o $1 75 1] BAILEY TIRE STORES 624 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. 2250 Sherman Ave. N.W. 3228 Georgia Ave. N.W. 1234 14th St. N.W. 3001 14th St. N.W. BECAUSE WE SELL ON CREPIT— WE MUST SELL THE BEST CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day befors publication. For Bunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earller, both for dally and ™ Bunday. Only Exceptions. Daily Star will be accepted up to moon day of issue, except ratur~ day and Legal Holidays, yhen the closing time i3 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted - up to 11 p.m. Saturday. . CIRCULARS PROHI1BITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expr ssly vnder- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answer¢ to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of ticket, o the box number|s g7gC IMI! o N - | Decad mW i ok R M (Est, 1 m. BTTa e, now: nfl al W NOT GIVE A witchboard operating for & short, humlm&m 4 Bide, 14 PREPARE NOW. Prepare for Civil Service. CLERK, EDT E clerk. he Civil Service Preparatory School, 12th and P N.W. M File C lerk. Eazoll this week and get entire sourse for 35, 80 by e rvice, Preparatory 8 t gt ti urses or civil service ex: 1 or Sl gorvcs exsmimntiois F TIVOLT THEATE BUILDING, 3313 14th 8. N, 000. Telephone Col. 3 ONE e | HELP AND SITUATIONS 'l'rvn'noul—nomtm RECOMMENDED lllm SO0F pfolored. woman, thore ihm-cuhl: e pleasant, obli ble: Owork preterred. llnnd'm in_the wtr:‘un-‘ &r‘mfi DA | Abpestance: bdry. "N ants = Arens.” Bail E R T id city Teterence: Dérsonal K e vori 5% wor GIRL, ¢ sny King o = i LACE CURTAINS “Tau for ‘and_deliver. - Al done, | mn..'. ‘w'u';l-" an'n.‘." n’:‘f’ i Call rk ml.l# stay nis auarter WOMAN wishes position worker or chambermald, waitress, mothi helber; prefer to stay nights. North 4sss PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal 15 Jicenta per line additional to the regular line rate. HELP A WORTHY CAUSE—AN AFFLICT- ed. refined. cultured artist wishes to sell her beautiful floral paintings. ry; imi relief necess: et ounflnm 917 1ith st n. ho ?F_%:fi‘mm fimn Grei : R Prices reas. J. Weber, from "'u'lf' """-& EHAIR CANEING e, Tookes v e 0es, FLOOR WORE: & Seiptic ('?1:5“" L o Rl et rie nw. FLOORS 8cRAPED —m machi) NASH FLOOR CO.. 1016 i&' h ot West n‘u covers made: iree_Tittenso: HE ATIN(: & PLUMBING You will be deprived of heat only 3 in_ discarding old plant and American Radiator heatin Why wait? ; e 103173 1 \lI’R()\ I‘MENTS— Let vn seimate on any of your home tm: provements, o Suah Beces " vy b work and nllunlble Irl.ll. Illl MEtropolitan_08! s i e HOT-WATER | HFKTK!G instalied by experts. No cash reaulred. 8! ithi; Wit R SR 'ADVANCED PA 'nm fllln:ondl. &l.m!nel. nlvu- e o ‘D:Euuu Xeys, 26 cents; made le ou wait. T\ 3 13213 New York ‘ave. n-w._Mes 30080 " 1319 P ‘UPHOLSTERING REPAIR ~ WORK done by :mlmua Tgshanic; prices very mced, 1o work .«m ] hotograp] s with dunfi“m Save selling abiilty juse-to-house; no selling; TS and commissions conditional. VAS Anwly SalT Geo chK [ clve mlllll man wno una-m-na t ti steady position for right party: nrm- reference. Apply H. Wallace, O St. mmo OLERK, experi recommended; * apply With teferenc coln Drug_Co., 7th and O sts. n.w. 7 INSURANCE, casualty, surety, experienced Sellent 0pporLuniiy: state faly nlo Address Box 25 AL to sel u nationally Hhe: ek nousecto-Rotss sions, ‘auick money. " $36' Pemn {35, over Tied pret nent 330 average weekly to s for advancement. "Avbiy A-l. ave. n. 42" Ted, pleas- ltllfied Real 55 Munsey 21 and 30, for house- only those who are Ts need apply. Appiy after m_31 bookkeevers, clerks, salenmn istration. 's'nya'. 1333 an' HELP-—-WDME‘ by 14th st. n.w. peauty parior. 815 North APPRENTICE 1 Capitol st. n.w. COOK, seitled, must be Seer. ;M; om‘ll %0od; young girl FINGER WAVER and mATCeT Wave salary; no phe call Lflfhnl Besiy Salony iz Wisconsin ave, n.w. dvertised | effice Commi, 01 cation. Bobbie's Beauty Shoooe 3833 | restiv) reasonal GRADUATE, SCI- :f,?fl:""" o Testdénce, 1120 M : ence, s, ‘a7 n.w. Becnur 07“ ’ WHEREVER YOU LIVE WE WILL Tor An Geier your Tartes cluntd lerv‘l‘u 1t ds Iredu“a‘ I“"" 756 esi Co., 2008 18th st. n.w. Nnr{nr X ISH M ASSAGE — FTIMGLATIN restful, benefici: n "“fi,"' dl“z%er:m. n.w. 15k Fuirmoint VES_EXPERT SECRET SERVICE 18 L ADFORD TN TRLI T ENaR A%‘R'V'I‘ 1CE. 203 Transportation. Burisne, 5 CONVALESCENT AND™ REST AOME GF high standard: have uccommodation for on gliled nursing, wecial diet; Jovely location; best Tefs. Adams 4868, CHILDREN BOARDED IN STRICTLY PRE vate home, with mother's care. Special care siven to_dlet. Cleveland 3 TRUSHES AND ELASTIC GOODS money-saving prices Bt and guaranieed. " EXpert Indy and fondinis s care dor Your les Drug Store lm ' ean DETECTT! fince 1885, st GIRLS to learn_ Deauty culture at_ reliable cl toar while learn. Stewart's hoox r .; n.w. UNUSUAL _ ASSO) RTM] CHRISTMA! ards and siits at o Nower 0 YR Call | C: L. SWEDISH MASSA( MEN are nnklnl 3100 & week selling well known nake electric refrigerato furnished, See Mr. Truex, 738 13h at. n E BOY,_ ¥ OFFI white, neat hiave bi- cycle; salary, 38, R must oom 705, 511 11th [ 708 Webster at. n. nw‘ PAINTERS, 34 da dress Box 40-E. suf Give telephone. Ad- office. 0 nce Ad- cmd wh o 1s or : 2l 206" B l' . Bldg., between and 12 i, SALESMEN, §; dignified & 0pos tom, & by Certors u- average over §80° weekly. m _Gibson, Room 1. 501 P st. LESMEN—] blished, centrally lo- SINeRTreal saars Sailer and Srokcr. hav in m 1 SALESMAN, calling_on m-u tion to time a Wit automobile. Chas. D. Sager, 924 nnvxcl 'MANAGER who can fur only of teady work \;un di: i hn has had for h dry cleaning or laundry busing (lmllllr with the city: a & ht party: reference. aners and Dyers. 5010 Gonn. ave. of automobile ‘Address Box OresE matem m, Pittman e e O HE T ‘Adaress Box Petevence feautred: Mce. YOUNG MAN—We have an opening for g’wl -w Illlli )' of neat lml -nel“lhd d!nl nw uellon m.'“n P m mlfln. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Ry 3 T KT A" REAL OPPORTUNITY for 'men with cars to earn $100 up per week. No traveling. Call | Randolph. | 50 CHAUFFEURS. | R men, willing to give the public the ut mm-u il & Orme, flh [owr s 11416 'Eye st. n.w., ask for Mr. | most im eourtesy -.u d satety. ‘we have the e VBELL CA CAB CO. 1317 ‘ ATTENTION, CHAUFF EURS. | Come on over with a live or- | ganization. Good cabs. 38% straight commission. Pay every | day. C. Ryan at once. BLACK & WHITE AND | ~YELLOW CAB CoO, | 1240 24th St. N.W. ALESMEN your opportunity to sell the NEW 1031 s -crlinger CHEVROLET pleasure cars ang truck We want several HONEST, AMBITIOUS men Hot {rald 10 WOrk eleht (8) hours i prefer that you have your own ortation. We ' furnish, list of poten: s for purpose of \dr(l;\:ml:umnfllndxomer Jelling helps, me in and {alk over the wonde: sibilities_offered in selling “THE nn.&%n AND BETTER SIX." | K. L. TAYLOR MOTOR OO, | _ 1840 14th St. N.\W, JULIUS GARFINCKEL &-CO. have openings for several neat appearing young men of the best character who are thoroughly experienced in selling men’s fur- nishings. DELIVERY CLERK. A thoroughly experienced man —one with store experience pre- ferred. Address Box 38-E, Star office. 100 CHAUFFEURS. Taxicab Season Is In Full Swing Now. City and Stop Me Drivers are busy making good money under our new profit+ sharing. See MR. RUPPLE OR BYRON, CITY CAB CO,, 141 12th St. N.E: WANTED—SALESMEN. et yuetea Betdarsy Lot TNl b "'"-nrmq'fl' o, oL &m ey u:'r:u:@ 1S YOUR HUSBAND me; onlnc:_omx. Insurance,” casualty, s esperienced; ung rnulhly exi Tienced saiesiadics Tor mmmy dress shop must_be ne: H CARPENTER Wi E mmfi-mo ON GRE. TOM. n GE, A_RESTFUL AND vigorating treatment. _Silver_Spring._159-W. HEALTH AND BEAUTY CULTURE. SCIEN- Hic weleht reduction. ultsa vieler Fadiation: Adults and children By appointment. Battle Greek Health and Besuty Studio, 117 13th st._n.w._National 7596. METAL ~ WEATHER _STRIPS, type rib sirips, installed Get my tree estimate. Phone Nortn sisa. SWEDISH MEDICAL MA! eraduated in Sweden: residence. Phon 7 STANDARD per window u L. Hunit, 68 T s ASSAGE, BY NU! will_come to your * Adams_6930-J. SALESLADIES and store manayers; must be {horoushly’ experienced in selling 'dresse The Lucky Strike Dress Sh SOLICITORS to sell -umrlwunu. w new jational magasine on travel, sports, recrea tion and adventure.: Salary and ‘com: sion. Apply in person, Room 432 Mills ‘Bitid- STENOG] rapid and ‘aceu- Fate, 960 begiser consders steady posi- tion with advancement. 735 7th st. _n. orienced, for dinine room, hoppe. ‘WAITRESS, e at_once. Apply Winston Hotel WOMEN (2), cultured, eucnuu e, independent ‘work: salary plus bon: school necessary, some college traini i past 24: capable of traveling occasion. Exp. not necessary, but must have sen- .flble rsonality and ambition. See Miss 28 Tower Bldg., 14th and YUUHG LADY, secretary for physici De expert stenographer and typist: state au: training, experience. and salary expectes Address Box 498-D. Star_office. $7 A DAY —can easily be made selling & new patented household necessity; 85% of calls result sales. Only a limited number of women Call Mr. Palm, 1427 Eve t.. Dmce " Detween 10 and 12 &nd 1 _and 4:30_p. AMBITIOUS WOMAN —'n.n hllh-uhool or_coll Id anted national l kne firm -m forly years backeromnd of sound boun Basic salary to xor R. Department store rcq\firc: ex- perienced stenographer. Per- manent position. Please state previous employment. Address Box 482-D, Star office. LADIES—Want to interview several ladies who gluire to earn additonal money between now and Christmas. No selling, but the work is with a national or- ganization and earnings of $50| = week are not uncommon. .}sk for Mrs. Allen, 1416 Eye st. BEAUTY inll. o T, Sy W chlrn bunn n" 921 'fim o5, Aot e 1918). I Rt P th ""‘L,'fl'*"m 2, T an 3 e H. 1325 Ave BT Seth st L NW. MOTOR TRAVEL. 1 or 2 pa 1930 WANTED— s golng to Paim Beach, Fla. u*Norn’ 1485 =— lu!lfllfl! _OPPOITUNITIE! SEIL " BU; We have clients Jatiine A a0h 1o bay_swall siore. sood loc: rocery; delicatessen, candy. Compans: 508 ¥ 5% FOR nx.l—mnnc.uu “and_stenographic bureau: good location; well equipped. = Ad- dress Box_106-D, Star office. ND PRUIT snnn Tor wale u e mL IGAR sacrifice. Beling -D. Star TAILORING SHOP for sale at your gns‘.“l“ cash needed. Mdlullol POOL ROOM, downtoy ie for wire. ’ ooy Beconat of Healthe Adaress Box. office.. SOUVENIRS, y ta ipped with Jarse '!flfl.!fa“n' Frice, d‘x’ TA, loca e ptown Business expensively oing, Dess: 'seats, 50: on Address Box 205-E. Sl. Ty time and. attention: 1 Wil ! Broposition o the. right man tterested_ in urchasing elther one<half OF entire interest o an esthplished, profitable Wi shington cor; voration: $500 will handle. = For appointment Sddress . D. 'Lewls, Suite G194, Southern BARBER SHOP for sa <-|e. - chslruw lofld hl!smus $800. I5th s ant to nn or buy -ny Kind o! bunnen see Goldsmith Sales Corp., 918 N. UTETeunl Penny Amusenii Machine. BT Teonara n, Md work in' spire time: price, $33b.e 5. 3398-0 o~ 'ORNER GROCERY STORE. L cm‘.onom Tincois 10017 e a0, 8¢ Seii; i qnnf e'mmlw T sale; us a triak 308 New Hampeiire PAINTING $%0 @ H, For neat, Fasonable prices call Ad 1308 Fres extimbtan Keystone Decorating Co , In nw. service PAPERING —Rooms, ~5 wp: ~gulek Ao’ b "Roy 'wnite, AtleRue oS P.\Pbmnu ROOMS. best work, Tree Sames Saiimates; paper include ones, 1024 s» S ,n r.un'ma nnnunomo. nflv i 8. Thompeon & Col. 6307, e *6 and up: prom w. Adams 71 AING=in RING room ¢ eracks e aniee rating Co.. Adlml IBK-J “! Ntwlon »l. PAPE Rl\gl AND I’AINTING Rooms papered,"¥6 and 1p: interior and terior painting: ‘all work mates submitted. Earle Jore ]\l\'( .—P/\I\Tl'l% i ooms, pt service, 12 iy e service, includi do plumbing, heating pairs. N mates, call Ninth PAPERHANGING, wl-mnnt ‘vrlr.;ex now. 1 do B e - PAPERHANGING j-Roems_ars Bl 8 o ne,chah mecotty i S and linseed f“ 45675417 e 1 PAPERHANGINGAND PAINTING —Qur Christmas for one room free of cnn,.":fimm 350 or ’l‘! ! 1930 lnfl '“h cont; Teas want ‘to finish the year of 163 000 contracts. painting and nn ‘Duten Boy | seed oil turpentine only colors on lM remises where you = them! ‘A n-umnnn- Finragteed Tor We - writing. taki plumbing ad work regisiered pluniber Under ‘the. ulations of the District Bldg. 1 heating plants S indiai boi nd use onls American radl. lers; we build ew " porchies:’ we " revair pests: “Bo free of charge. Fehmln. 1931, Do~ interest: D to three ver u do not il the work 12 compl D our manaver; who Yag been in’ business for_seventeen: sea ¥ork done through out sh let. ' On_account of -uc“ pen ' this n. ropol PA.PERHANGING G fooms Severed, turnished: Geores It mh st. n. w:'l'm 5 b new ceill Smith, 708 !Lh . 8.8, 1, PLASTERING m,n;- No_job ( PLA! ROOF Mr.m, prices. best work. Salu o done e Ve, e L NG, lnrnuu Siod wuvm 1434 Newton R figfio I’,’::‘.'.f 3130, window: WINDOW SHADES, 956-0"“": gualtty Hurtshorn waterproot 3 tumy. ‘The um, T Conne aver: Glay G, 1 3 _baths; noonmo%ww ¢ Tooms, i ;fi ENERAL Housl: WORKER, ¢ enml-ncm must stay nights, have k0od reference. Wis- consin :s 0. _ GENERA! 'ORKER, _small TReni xperieatea Nomine tare Tor thTan reference. Apply in_person between 3 6. Apt. 307, 4007 Conn. ave. n.w. Doj phone. GIRL. colored. reliable, for keneral house- Ygrk: mo couking required: must have sood reference. 4700 5! n.w. HOUSEKEEPER. _middle- mother and child; stay niEnes: moderate salary. Address Box offi MATD T T beauty shop: must be willing, nuz ud have local references; 39 & week. Lady T o stay ‘nights. Ci ! after SITUATION—MEN. Persons advertising for “ Wanted” ‘e warned to e, financial ""“mn?;' ‘wraduate. ago 38 ondary _to_ Mvncrl.unlty. AZam. Box 3-E. ‘star offc ing; thre s "work, "Gl For, om w TNO—Chauffeur, mech houseman, valet, ires wor ldress Box 30-E. NEED n‘ven‘t: Jobs_for Tloward Un: irteous service. suaran- teea ” cail ‘Dewn_of Mien's Offce. Col. 8100 ic, cook, bul utility’ man, 1ty reference. YOUNG M'AN single. " typist, desires temporary position fo ddress Box 37-F. Star offic t_lettering, "n-u! rem) YOUNG MAN. married. uvu sires pfl'lnlnunl connectio tion, raliroad and land -u:mu "?'"‘ eiice. "Adaress Box 463D, B e e O SITUATION—WOMEN. 3 colored, desires fob % w{n'm‘.’.”.‘.’n."{" o, Work. clenging apartments or_maid. Pot. 5554-J. A 'uh mmon. ‘companion to 3, iiste salary given, pleas -mnn TFe 1o eare - ave. nw. WOMAI n. for -mv.l i ‘st Hom tion_distributor has opening in retail sales division for several aggressive salesmen. Complete training given. Apply 932 H st. i 30 to 8:30, . POSITION AS GOVERNESS —by woman of culture, college graduate; educated in England. Phone Col. 6210. 12 lmAflON—DOIll'l'w t, —bn! &n opportunity to make from $3.000 0 $15.000 Der year. Aecording to YOur abiity, Address Box 81-D. Star_office ¥75; 13-ROOM BOARDING HOUS| ¥ood income; K00d. location: Driced Tow. c. 17 rooms, 2 baths, garagé; rent. $100; good income; &ood location price. $680. J() BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS SEE US FIRST, & CAPITAL ADJUSTING Al g “vmwmfi"“*fiflas_ o FLOOR. NAT'L BLDG, IMD ST. "w m M RECOMMENDED SERVICE. a3, 10" very day, fatipshire ay are. Al , furnif Dewier, Shemeld. Wedgewood, able:_any 1300 Maryiand b sards; we wi m:cn;:mlm oo H :! i 0 st EW Brll lefl—éDH Ga, Cam M-m—-nm & Fa. BICYCLES, velocipeder, best makes, sonable; toye of all ki cone ar: a:r.n‘w & ir_bioycles and Ollhn uo« H st. n. ECASE, chlnl nlnm Wit caucl noh, conts. d Chiffoniers, None. sek.veteh r, mirrors. ama caracul. b The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary +to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call Natipnal 5000, Branch 215. ALTERATIONS—N¢ s ‘gfifim. : work: Remodeling, building addition. inclosures, gar floos plumbing,” heati; e For Tice sstumaten wail ome: Decorators, 1009 Ninth st.’ n.w. MEtropolitan 0854 AMPERICAN BLOWERS apd BUCKWHEAT, COAL will cut your fuel bul_on all - me) AUTO SPRINGS W laced, springs rebuilt like n ring Works, 1410 Chureh mnlnu of & kinas senovated o and Health ices. ered. lll'ddln Co. mfi':-‘ ILUI"- l&mmvu m’rrnm L P i o o Bmldmg and Repmr Work. ¥y "li o hldldl yo: sol ‘;ll.' your nf or rvptl b B Job Bnd recommend What stoula ho' will agree 40 do. your work Ty ‘3ehnite’ cash Brice e w n‘u dfllrlnm you satls ICK—Approximately 100 _mg red bnck.” alter M‘, mlfifl. d, ready for "Phone Negional 1370, for Dl tion. 12! BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL - 2 ing the church; bakery and the Bell at st and B ste Come early & Jour pick of kood limber, brick, dgors: lumblag, D) ns, e i other 1 ta. 8. radiators, lers BUILDING supvmr mcuu— ine. $1.25 roll: eohaL T o il 95c il r."ém n‘-‘nm. X 2 ¢ltls not_liste oore’s are Store. d Fla. uve. n.w._Ph. North 3273, ore .&:'-?‘w""" mr gar um, 'oc’h of umu nru. o 39 hal d o) = i i feweins, 36. 4631 4dnd st: now. CINE-KOD! $160; sell for hnne DESKS, ILII x“ o unn e Wil Rirnitare: file_cabin u'"‘:hm i = o :h‘: o ni T furniture. o Gl B o0 now