Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1930, Page 42

WRC HAS VARIED Today on PROGRAM TONIGHT == WMAL 630 Kilocycles. 2:30—American School of the Air. 3:00—Columbia lalogn (A)rnchntn :30—Organ rec y Ann Leaf. A :00—United States Army. Band. (Al time p.m., unless & « Brigadiers’ Quartet to Sing| 3 - “Liebestraum” During “Family Party.” 4 30—Herb Gordon's Orche 5:00—Gypsy Music Makers. 5:30—Children’s program. 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star. GOD—Correct time and program re- sume. A program ranging in variety from| 6:02—WSPD Cnmrrodores. Pranz Lisst's “Liebestraum” to the pop- | flar “Three Little Words” will be pre- gented during the “Family Party” to- over WRC and a network of other ‘Broadcasting Co. stations. 7:15—The Vagabonds. 5 “Liehestraum,” which Liszt originally| 7:30—Thelm= Callahan, pianist. . 88 a song and later arranged for| 7:45—Jimmy and Jane. b %‘wfll be sung by ths Brigadiers’ 0 45—Tony's Scrap Book. 7:00—Current events, by H. V. Kal- tenborn. . Other quartet contributions | —Voice “of lumbia. de “By the Waters of Minnetonka” | 8: 30—Amb°suue—Das=n play. “Song of the Vagabonds.” James| 9:00—Mardi Gras. tenor, will contribute two solos| 9:30—An Evening in Paris. o—“The Flower Song” from “Carmen” | 10:00—Panatela program. the popular bellad “Macushla.” 10:30—The Nit Wits : # —Herb Gordon's Orchestra. B e o | 1150 Jstche:, Hendersin's Olcheites, o 12:00—Correct time. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Tony's Scrap Book. 8:158. L 8:30a—Morning devotions. 8:45a—Morning Minstrels. "9:00a—Something for for Every One. 9:30a—Morning moods 10:00a—Frank W. Ywfl[, pianist. 10:15a—Emily Lee's Advice to Brides. 10:30a—Novel musical program. 10:45a—“Laundry Aids,” by 11:00a- OM Popular Group. A group of old popular selections will played by the Gypsies in their weekly st 8:30 o'clock. The male quar- will hard in “Swanee River,” Oylvh“ md several other selections. “The Crooked Man” is the title of h episode in the Adventures of Sher- _:Jock Holmes. This is the story of two officers in India who are in love th the same girl. Aside froin the weekly resume of busi- in conditions by Merle Thorpe, WRC will broadcast another talk at 8:15 ...@'clock by Gen. Charles McK. Saltz- man, chairman of the Federal Radio . His topic is “Radio and “the Federal Government.” Selected arias from the operettas of Priml, Herbert, Lehar and others will feature the Voice of Columbia presenta- tion tonight over WMAL and associ- ated co)umm Broadcasting System stations. Preddie Rich and his Roustabouts will fall back on .selections from Noel *~~QOoward’s revue of a few seasons back, ‘Year of Grace,” for the feature of their Mardi Gras program. The or- —.chestra, However, will open the program | 'inl vtcwr Ha'berts “Munh of the| " from “Babes in Toyland.” Evening in Paris Features. diversified program of orch'.nli and vocal numbers make up the Eve- ning in Paris prosentation. The solo- will be Mi Reitenberg, planist; Louis Rederman, violinist; Pierre Brug- In tenor, and Taylor Buckley, bari- t lege medley and a song never | -4 before h-oldcm. with lively dance| music by Guy Lombardo and his Royal | cuudhm.u'ethemhmou in the Grace hite. “Hansel and Gretel,” by Ida Bailey Allen. 11:158—" 'Jnne Austin,” by Charles Ab- 11 30&—“Yau Clff Dwellers,” by Jnnet 12: OUm—Plul Tremaine’s Orchestra. 12:30—Columbia Revue. , 1:00—Musical Aviators’ Orchestra. 1:30—Savoy Plaza Orchestra. ZJOD—The Four Clubmen. -American School of the Air. 3 lumbia Salon Orchestra. 3:30—Pancho and His Orchestra. AOMXWI Service Employment Op- rtunities. 4: lS—lulmn Iayll. WOL 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Good afternoon. 3:45—Tea Time Chat. 4:15—Bill Herron and his B\llhr 4:30—Edith Reed's children’s program. | 5:15—Courtland Ferguson. 5:20—Musical interlude. 5:30—Ambassador Orchestra. 6:00—Correct time. | 6:02—Public Service Man. 6:05—Sambo and Ed. 6:15—Fanchon & Marco program. 6:30—Gladys Marks, soprano, Howard Moore, baritone. 6:45—Jewel Downs program. 7:00—William Samayoa, pianist. 7:30 to 8:00—Jerry Harp's Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Musical clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. l O0a—Musical clock b2 | 10:00a—Public Service M, 10:30a—Mausical pr 11:00a—Beauty Question Box. 11:15a—Request program for Mount Alto Hospital. 11:45a—Shopping talk. 12:00m—Luncheon music. 12:30 to 1:00—Studio program. 434.5 Meters, NAA 690 Kilocycles. 3: l5~wuf-her Bu 9:55— it reau reports. 10;00—Weather Bureau Teports. ‘m‘m’ De Mows = G Sts. "and in Joim, recital tonight station also has sched- Holland’s Changed Conditions. In the past 50 years a great change taken place in_ Holland with re- agricultural status. For- of dairy We sell the best in Radios Qulity Only —=Our service is Prompt— Cou s—Expert. Radios Priced Complete $65-50 to $306.30 Sold on Liberal Terms 3OS SIASIISISTSSSTNNSNN ’ COMING INTO WASHINGTON. b K G—Roxy program, featuring Harold Duzee, tenor—WRC and B. 8. $:30—The Omla variety pre with Horlick's. Orchesira® and male quartet—WRC and N. B. ] u—cnmtly' mily Party”: Black's Orches- E " y”: 's tra and B Quartet— WRC and N. B. C. network. 73 19:00—Bagewnser . Beach Orchestr ol a4 al dance music—WRC and N. B, | C. network. HIGHLIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 8:30—The Shavers; popular pro- by Lanin’s Orchestra— | JZ W'BZ WBZA, WLW and | L B ”—M lel lwh of small town ‘WBZ, life — W, WBZA, | mu KDKA, WLW, WJAR and KYW. 90:00—Rochéiter _ Civic ‘WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, WHAM, KDEKA, WLW and WJAR. 10:30—S8lumber _music; Lauriera En- | SMALL semblo—WJZ, KDKA, WCKY, | .50 d WREN. [ s49 i 9 o2 00— Ams ‘N ARy second broad- | DOWN WMA LESS TUBES “uQ- .xm ‘WSM, WSB, B Free Delivery—Free Instellation O. K. Service -~ $3:00—Asbury Park Orchestra; dance | ‘[ OKAY RADIO COMPANY music—WABC, WEAN and WNAC. 417 11th 8. N.W. 1760 Pa. Ave. N.W. ss0000000000 THENEW i BABY Orchestra— Flashes from The Evening Star, a Sesume of world news, is broadcast a-ny by WMAL at 5:45 o'clock. | ictor Radio the Radio otherwiss indicated.) $15.6 Meters. - WRC 950 Kilocycles. 2:30-—The Melody Three. 3:00—Current Events. !:lb—MuliflHfiu 5:00-—The Lady Next Door. 5:30—The Tea Timers. 5:58-—Report of the National Indus- trial Conference Board. 6:00—News flashes. 6:10—Start and Stop. 6:15—Mormon 'hbermcl: Choir, 6:29-—Correct, tim 6:30—Dan Dee Bl ers. 7:00-—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:15—The Jesters. B Xy P 8: Dl)—'_;flows Business,” by Merle 8: 15——"de|0 and the Federal GoVern- ment,” by Gen. Charles McK. Saltzman, chairman of the Federal Radio Commission, . 8:30—The. Gypsies. 100 Acuentirae Y lventures of Sherlock Hol 10:30—Talk by Mrs. Vlncent“A":‘ue):. under auspices of the Women's n;:er(ency Employment Com- 10:45—Symphonic Rhythm 11:00—Weather rorecasytt D 11:01—Aster Orchestra. 12:00 to 1:00a—Edgewater - Cheatra ige: Beach Or: Early Program Tomeorrow. 6: 45-Tower health exercises. 8:00a—Phj - comedian. 8: lsn—Momlng devotions, 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Morning melodies. 9:45—Our Daily Food. 10: Oflw—ynlted States Marine Band. 11:00a—“Your Child,” by Grace Abbott. 11:15a—Radio Household Institute. 11:30a—“What Happened to Jane?” 11:45a—Organ melodies. 12:00m—Piano duo and vocalist. 5—Farm flashes. 0—National 1 30—Mayflowe: 2:00—Organ_recital. 2:30—Edna nglce Hopper. 2 45—Melod; by Kirby Page, fa; md hom T SR, e hour. Dfl—"!nfll&" 3:15—Musicalities. 3:30—Chicago Serenade. 4:00—Pacific Vagabonds. 205.4 Meters. WISV {5 Rreerees 3:00—Studio o"m 3 o—wmonele” Part; 4:15—Children’s p 5:00—Science and hiswry. g 15—Musical novelties, 4 ngress toda; 6:00—News flashes. iz : 2—On th; Mat. 5—Classified program. 6:45—Police bulletins. 7:00—Dinner music. 7:18—Whither Away. 7:30—Time signals. 17:31—Alexandria hour. 1118 13th St. this gl‘)‘l;‘fl?l?‘Ee‘Dl Ieuer ofa ufltled Stromberg-Carlson owner. u-nfim&l.;fl- Monday Evenings in @ Coast-to-Coast Broadeast of the Civie Or- chestra over the N. B. C. Blwe Network end Assocraied. The Gift That Keeps on Giving [ J BUDGET PAYMENTS IF DESIRED DULIN @& MARTIN Connecticut Ave. ana l” PARKING SERVICE—Connecticut Ave. Entrance 18th and L Sts. N.W. North 0790 TROUBLES THREATENED BY STATIONS IN CUBA == 3, Three of 1,000 Watts or More Power Are Potential Source of Inter-American Difficulties. Add to the potential sources of inter- American broadcasting troubles the three Cuban stations, operating with 1,000 watts or more, not to forget the 50 OW-WI"AI' recently proposed for Excluded from the wave-sharing agreement in force between the United States and Canada, the Repablic of Mexico this year licensed 16 new sta- tions. Nine of them have powers and are on wave lengths which spell inter- ference with Canadian-American broad- casters, Today there are 35 broadcast- ing stations in Mexico, and their trend is toward higher and higher powen ‘One even contemplates going to 50, watts. Cuba has more than 65 stations, but, fortunately for the rest of North Amer- ica, these are nearly all of extremely lTow powers and usually staggered on wave lengths between those used in the other North American countries. The new Cuban log, however, shows that CMK, Havana, is operating with 2,000 watts on 730 kilocycles, the channel assigned exclusively to Canada, on whlch CKAC-CHYC-CNRM, near Mon- treal, and CKCL-CHLS, CKFC, CKMO and CKWX, Vancouver, are also oper- ating. Station CMCQ, Havana, is operating with 1,000 watts on 955 kilocycles, mid- way between 950, a United ‘States re- gional, and 960, another Canadian ex- clusive. Then there is CMW, Havana, with 1,000 watts on 600 kilocycles, a channel shared by stations in the United States and Canada. These, added to the mnnx number of Mexi- can “squatters” on the United States- Canadian waves, portend trouble in the near future. N i s P e Before a large audience in the Palla- dium in London recently Anne Fleisch- reffer, one of the Ten Ascards, acro- ats, fell to the stage, causing concus- sion of the brain. 8:00—Phil Loria’s Orchestra. 8:30—Kalua Boys. 8:45—Margaret Ringrose, s0] 0. 9:00—Alexandria American L[\!)ll‘ 9:30—Monty and Skippy. 10:00—Tropical Islanders. 10:30 to 11:30—Dance Musie. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down South in Dixie. 9:05a—The Town Crier. 10 30a—Musical program. 11:30a—Gospel Singers, m—Correct, time. 12 5 to l:flD—RfldIo revival, 2:00—Afternoon musicale, 2: SD—Apprecilflfln and history of 3: W—Chfldnn 's Letters to Santa Claus. 'ANY people are still and pleased who have owned the same Stro Carlson for six years. Some enthusiastshaveowneda new Sl.romberg-Curlson ev year for six years and have ways been proud and pleased. Others — have owned a differ- ent make of radio every "uwc {::':lz years and never either proud or pleased, AStromherg-C-rlwneon.le- to run than most receivers. It is not dependent on costly ser- vice to make it run. It'does not wear out. Itis never over- produced and thrown on the market as distress merchan- dise. It retains its value in all $365. The MultiRoeord with mederste down payment out of hay elevation of 000 feet. Easy : way to relieve Colds BreATHING VArex is the modern way of relieving colds. Merely put a drop of this delightful inhalant on your hand- kerchief during the day and at each end of your pillow at night. Then breathe the soothing vapor. In a few breaths, your head clears, your nose opens up, and you are relieved of the distress of a cold. Vapex is very inexpensive. The $1 bottle contains fifty applications—an av erage of only ac apiece. Millions of bot tles are sold yearly. It is approved by Good Housekeeping because it is safe for every one—even little chjldren. For safety's sake, always ask for V-A-P-EX~—the original inhalant—and do not accept an inferior product that claims to be. “just as good.™ A drop on your handkerchief ‘VAPEX Breathe your cold away - M. W. DOVE . Itisbuiltwith35 yearstel- '-Z:ne knowledge. It lln Im- roached tone ¢;f h':l- ratoryorigin. It of outw:l{l trl‘e‘:lgn in ki with its inward supenorily. A few dollars more in down payment and the equivalent of a month or two more in time payments is all the difference there is between the first cost of a custom-built Stromberg- Carlson and an ordinary com- mercial réceiver. From there on —there is nothing but economy. From the standpoint of pur chase as well as performance: “There is nothing finer than a Stromberg-Carlson.” Recelvers range in ,-o- from $155 1o e e AL i muonmmm.,lmn!. District of Columbia Representative—Randall-Lore, Inc. Washington Loan & Trust Bldg., Washington, D. C. MONARCH ‘RADIO SHOP 18th and Col. Rd. Col. 2900 Columbia Road Store Open Evenings CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS u--.d-vmmnuu-u-, Por Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencles, one hour earlier, both for dally and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for The Daily Star will be accepted up to noon day of issue, except Fatur- day and Legal Holidays, when the closing time is 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 pm. Baturday. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- | entation of the box number| ticket. HELP—MEN. SALESMEN—Men ood address, lbfllt{ Yevios experience selling 'Cars NNeCessary: no floaters or boys want Thi d_job, but & worker can make ui Garrett Motor AUTOMOI | appearaiice, & 5 ADply at Oentr Mr. ofiqm fect iy counts. * M nt ‘Tesiden Washington and be Sbie 1. lurnllh letter of fecommendation las . Apply 505_Int ide. experienced cook, Personal nhremn required for and_abilif Col._2707. X mlchlnl 'ork Afldrln Io: l!l-‘lrf Star inmumn OF JOURN) ‘- class room and practical nmrm OIMI’ ence required, to take charge of class pre- pl0r civil service examination. Ad- 197-E,_Star_office. M. J arance for 'llhinllon ;gdc suburbs Must have ca t, anvassing Toons oniy 07, 655 F 36 n.a Bittiet mm mmua, 9t Jocal esidenc "apetit. and “colledior: bonus: excellent llltua' e GioofAPPIY manager, Host F. MAN, competent Tor wervice de married preferred: ance, fair education and able to i A sleady position with ehance for l.(dd Detween 16 and 15 _a 4 2'end | ow onday between 10 an a.m. an 0 p:m. only. The Puller Brush Co., Room 38, Rational’ Pram Bide. Biivais | he v Din ot e Ro. Edltonll, Stah File Clerk. O e, POSITIONS WNeed 500 -nnu— ifly_ m-non Borda 1s33 T, n-u Jes- m Wores Ia0 o i lh il i1 = "b_y.;v able hite driver Othan the snors a tchboar, 4 operating?"* Oxi more lllflnlll CT! 60, 80, 100, 190, l!lldln‘!‘ day or even L for fi 313 ,l‘immg_x '.Vffl‘, telephone swil Blde.. 14th st. ical Courses ltlvfl service examinations. SANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, TIVOLI THE\TER BLILDIN\: 3313 14th St N.W. BEAUTY (,ULTURE Expert instruction on live models Invuhgatc Our Special Course. tenm Day"er% hhises. I‘A-nh lll D BCH( 1918), belu eultuu houl e Phe By rointed SR &7 1ih e ww 1338 Now Hampahire o (Dupont Cir.) for el SITUATION—MEN. are r ering its . mwl;'u to_secure cmplonuu_ AUTO SPRINGS ™ By 3 mew 1tke new. 'umnnow orks, 1410 Church Buxld d Repair Work. Iding In epalr uflr A ice wil ::::x.'“ i afi-mu xt s “on Tl the matar C A% .....‘-"'"'-'.'. S debnite’etan price: wfix "" action ?n.n S poRite s 152 oIS, PR o North 6611, W. Iepairs, stor u:‘)‘v‘lu Walters 2108 3 -mm l‘"' in_private fam- auffeur. truck driver or work of any Kind: referenices. Decatur 0356, WE NEED several Jobs for Howard Uni- ralty students. e _guaran- teed. Call Deari“of Men's Offee. Col. 8106 YOUNG ulm, ovith, Tour years® experlence Blcian, desires work i this profession. Jokn ker, 1813 Trinidad ave. n.e. Atlantic SITUATION—WOMEN. BEAUTICIAN, experienced, desires pointments, faciale, scalp. ireatments w ing, masising ' specialty. Call Nnnh BOOKKEEPER'S ABSISTANT, ldd"llolrlnh graphotype: ; perience, I Lnu lo|=( distance; o T n 4Ras omee. ESSMAKING and ladies tailoring. 2734 25. 15° Tt 0 her fery pleasant: :umfi.. food. NURSE will ‘eare for conv MEN. 5, Jor oty Must have some rw" 3xper| g Apply 130 Mcotl Blds,® 8:30-5 Mr._Koonce. MER (5) AT ONCE, 335 and liberal com- missions, conditional’ during training period our al instructors prot in the fleld that you ve t0 you can average | mn +30-380 nkr:mty"?o She Tan With Gt for countEy «"one b :’:‘: Call’ after 3 pim, Room 316, 907 MEN—The American Automobile Association offers an opportunity for men willing’ to york, who ean funish A-l references; open- ings for a number of men on 'mbe! 4 force; pleasant ouiside work. AX to_field o ould like o T e el men g'lhllltl to ll»‘ training (n- llld ces to earn Ihlll learnin; n_between hmn'l of 9 and l Ross, Inc., 3ith and G sts. n,' NORSE, _experienced, Wishes Viiline o mut"run Might Douse’ :_best I.fll’!m Adams 1429, IITUATIONS—DOHIS'I'IC. ‘WOMAN, settled, piace as cook: | SR e e T B e v exper m llllll ants famtly; ood encer A 25" 80 {aFlo Ta. Tow: Shone Adamas 156w e m-mm"‘ hote Linceln Sa1bg o oogg”m’_"“m.q_i ‘llllu' : A »d?"" '&“%..!’.m‘n.“m un‘"*" l&- r’c"t““n' obllrln et dependunie, ok pair: 40¢ e ady ference. e work preferred. catur 3342, CURTAINS BTRETCHED, 80c ber panel: called for and del MEN AND een ages of 14 and Seutn, with mnm, for outdoor, work s menwh messengers. Apply N. [AN—An old established firm manu- guality m I.l?lb' tarniture ana’diver | ¥ P. Nt!" Co., 503 N. where. A ll!-h GIRL wishes. steady ‘work; | feferences. 0172-W. work.~_ 2008 1 o '%“:. e g:':'lr'-u:? ’fid. !flm SALESMEN { d_vicinit; . e ceptional ovwnnnlw (or mm men; tf'ao 3 een X Targest ‘opportunity for 0 can tur;u%. h-mlnhrln?“m- en 3 Call after 10 a.m. Monday. n_Bldg. ‘zn TR dics. s rones o Sited™ address Box J03-D. Btas omce: —is waiting for's few men of good & - ance"who ¢an sell & new invention Tor . the sny Jus oreanising jumber of appii- n 331 Eve at. 3?:.'. ‘Rgom 606. 50 CHAUFFEURS. To men willing to give the public the most satety we have most llbelll Dl'opnlluo’n in the eil USED-CAR SALESMEN 1 riunity for right s ey o e, Tt ulliv Glt AUTOMOBILE ALESME HERE'’S YOUR OPPORTUNITY —to make connections selling the outstanding value on today’s market. (The new 1931 §-cyl. Chevrolet.) Un-|$ usual proposition to those who are not afraid of work and who want to increase their earnings. We will train and furnish_selling equipment. SE! . DIVVER at 10 A M. or Call Lincoln 10200. OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO., 610 H St. N. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. UNDRY 4| Mrs Poies. 1310 B st vmm. CLEANER, i [ part ¢ #oply | WOMAN, SIRL < eoumd Wants work as general Bouse- Mlente: Decatur S0t S _vierences; stay GIRL. colored, g&tm s heiper or care for cmmun Col. nq Tor workine adull - without (n-ny rfu 3t once, Mrs. Dorothy Curtis, 15 “gm\ ;fm All.l Xinds -l‘fimn ok Soner Pnon- n 16° LA hofll city reference. ."_Atiantic 0510-J. LAUNDRESS, first class, work to_take home, it refe best Seferences sunny yard. Phone Mer. olored woman, ex- tur 3243, ook and wait- "afat-ciass Taum By Vesk, a‘.-..pm‘:fl‘# Norih Decatur 5646 WOMAR, umfim—m—u laundress or cool Call 2121 11th st. n.w. PERSONAL, Tng rate un ts mu o e nl:'r‘llnn’" afisEhal o R MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS; OL! single °N!orth ‘ll‘l‘ ‘subscriptions very DRESSES RERODELED. Sitered; strle and pri Pot. LADY {Iwoom!‘. %M'rfium Valking @ ans’ Bureau. sur oflu o es unfurnish tance of G. dress Box ¢ istactory. OUNC Y will care for childre: st with by Saties Svenings. Address Box 313-E e CflnaDm vate home, with ginn bo et Ge n'ml - BT sell our Ohristmi ‘Here are ten job Dusiness good: pay daily; nx-ry it and | 1 vAnam a3 | MONEY ~ AD PA' dumndn. antiques, oo P st ,_colored, exberienced, wan H muc'orl. part-time or l 1 ':fl.x.m. outt rer lcm cabinetwor] .'u‘:""t of (uxum»mk'l Johnaon, m'n o (.HAIR CAN !LING"‘“‘,';,“’“"’ stering. _Armstrons, 1335 10th fow. het. 3083 ELECTRICAL WIRING—' o and l.l P v R R T i N EXPERT "55' Wm.g.-:tT‘ Serene, n n ¥ m‘ AN, ] X TR FLOOR ".0“ :'v“.rv «unnlu&?z.l::. AND FINISHED "Em"z%‘. p (m ’I'Illa , 1600 8th_st. n.' N. 7707 HEATING & PLUMBING. HEATING AND PLUMfiING— B T rovens S0t ohe Dudegt, 2L | KEYS—Duiiont sor Tarter s G, 1221% New York ave. " Met. 3005, PAINTING 40 reasonable &,‘% clean work housewpr, part-time o | Roy GIRL, oobud wants. part time or day's | Rooms *Bad] APERING—PAINTING. Ihmu we fi J A‘ (dry) "ev ‘@M‘a&?fi‘ PAPERHANGING gRooms !".":;.“'.’."“E*.-"'E:"‘" it umbing, Sonvenience. 4567. 5417 L PAPERHA N PAINTING one room free of “-'i‘.i"’"' i e o | cha ehruaty. 1931, 10" gat up to three s Bin- ow. 1 do m'ork e _g"i':“:':-umn.fl e PAPERHANGING AR .:."m st. n. €, EDnn..flwlonE. M ‘l‘ I # ting, furnace an - RO ING gt Tt 4 300 ROOFING Guttering, spouting, paint- u,mmx‘:."“&'. o —Made M 80c8Es Beorue: 3138 toth 7t b Window Shades, Hartshorn watervroot, cleanable rtsho: ON YOUR fl- up inches 3 8 00t e sh b lo 2 i swmmu Featial, benehcias; T 328 Fairmoint st. n.w. M-m = CONVALESCENT _AND REST HOME GF 'h standaxd; have accom on for one: kliled nursing, special et Jovely location To learn_beau; v .=h| sy ann AL reliat CUL’ SCIEN- BNt Toanetion. mitv ¥ i-t"'nmu n. Adults and children by appotntm Oreek Health and st. n.w. Nationai 7596. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. MARCELLER nd ail-s:ound Sherator perlenced. _Apply 4315 Gonn. ave. 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JULIU% GARFINCKEL & CO. an_openin PERFUME “AND ‘TOILET GOODS SALESWOMAN, On] hly experi 1ol hose thoroughly experienced in this m—nonn:s’nc. ouseNpTE: ml nce Must ve. cnuvl Call_afte: GIRL. reference. 2824 Conn. ave. MTE ldi) rial— 3 ,...'.'.’:* S e e 1twood ¢ Ga. "" mlp-'?‘ th & h."’m NE walnug ng .u“. - a) 3 iy ':fl"’ iy n TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS SEE US FIRST. SSAPITAL ADIU 1406 G ST. N.W. TEL. MET, 4813. NEW STORES CHEAPI DOWNTOWN LOCATION. t for brokers, insurance, loan office, birber ponvalet” seyicn ada low rent ‘with clll ll.n‘%‘ #l‘ n.w. LARGE RADIO and refngera- tion distributor has opening in retadl sales division for several aggressive salesmen. Complete training given. Apply 932 H st n.w., evenings 7:30 to 8:30. BARBER——BLAUTY SHOP Good low