Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1931, Page 18

REAL ESTATE. WUMAN INDORSED FOR JUDGESHIP: Soclety of Natives Favors Miss Taggart for Next' Juvenile Court Place. Miss Etta L. attorney, indorsed for juaxe ot the juvenfla court of the District when a vacancy occurs, at & meeting of the Society ot Natives of the District of Columbia last night at the Was Club. The resolution was offered by Miss Margaret Forbes, preceded by & brief speech highly praising Miss Taggart, both as an attorney and as an active member of the society. The resolu- tion was seconded by John A. Saul fl unanimously adopted by the so- e Pred A. Emery, president of the so- clety, in commenting favorably upon the resolution, stated that it seemed lately to be the practice to appoint to tions in the District, persofis who d come from outside this city. James F. Duhamel, historian of the society, gave an entertaining review of the history of markets in Washington. He_traced especially the development of Eastern Market, Western Market and Center Market. Old Center Market, he said, had been destroyed completely by fire in 1870, but had been rebuilt. In the early days, Mr. Duhamel re- called that it was customary for promi- nent Federal officials, even presidents, and , justices of the Supreme Court to g0 to marke: and carry home food for the next day. The markets, he said, were social centers of much attraction. ‘Was] ton Topham told of seeing the fire that burned old Center Mar- ket, and related part of the history of the market which he said e had compiled for the Columbia Historical Society. Center Market lasted, he said, for 129 years, having started in 1801. He characterized it as the “oldest, and most continuous business enterprise in the city.” The entertainment of the evening, under direction of Mrs. Ella C. Robin- son, who was accom| t for two of numbers, included a play- iss Lila Hicks and Jordan Bentley es the cast; and a musical glmznm presented by Mrs. Pearl auer, pianist; Miss Caroline S. S. rano; Miss Lena Parks, 0 . Willlam T. Reed, con- tralto: and Fritz Hauer, vhunifl.. New members elected were: Willi Alexander Miller, Dr. R. G. Efichll'd- son and Mrs. Zaidee Bullas. A ENTHUSIAST PICKS UP D. C. RADIO PICTURE By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, mey 17.—Pictures transmitted by radio uhl.ng:;m are being picked up wlhr.ll&‘by a New York enthusiast. nj s progressed far snoueh to ar y elated over the results ed with the simplest of 2 tus. giving & report of hnnuhthfibldolmmufl the -unon of the J 'vision, he feel confl he has obtain genmuve short-wave set that he has ad for five ye-n His picture repro- icer consisted a simple scanning dl.sk of 48 holes, a mntm. umenun mag- !:‘ The_ received picture was an ch and a half square. i o 5 “LOHENGRIN” ON AIR Becond Act of Opera to Be Pre- sented on N. B. C. Network. ‘The entire second act of Wagner's “Lohengrin,” presented by the Chicago Civic Opera Co., will be broad- cast tonight at 10 o'clock by & network MODEL HOME Open and Lighted Today and Tomorrow 6010 33rd St. N.W. Combining Beauty, Style, § Comfort, New Ideas and Finish expert interior finished this home in perfect col- or harmony. Imported papers § and hand-painted fixtures are §j some of the many features. Open and lighted each evening. _Drive_out Conn. Ave. to Chel ht on Rittenhouse sl B (5 S5 1k “piock outh to hom. 8 Breuninger & Phifer ¢ 1103 V. Ave. Na. 7713 § New Corner Home —in a highly restricted com- munity, offered at a price that makes it a remarkable buy— 4330 37th St. N.W. Corner 37th and Yuma Sts., North Cleveland Park. Sl 5 250 Terms . { Conn. ll‘ilu Van 2 ot o Foine, R. M. HOOKER Tower Bldg Met. 2663 Today on WJ SV f’.'.: i"u.."',‘.x.. musicale. 2 !l)—-Nell IG'!I Stafford, reader. 00—Ryder . Violin Ensemble. i:lb—-wlnun. Blinkin and Nod. 4:00—Program by h.ll.l Ohur;h Par- ent-Teacher Assoc) 0—Musical novelette. 5—Studio feature. 0—Time. signal. —Two-Eleven. 00—"Front Line of Politics.” 5—Jame,; Bopst, pianist. 0—Sunday School Lesson. 00—Mr. Brown's folks. 5—Pa Brown and his Brownies. B 10 10 00—Gretta Ludwig, con- tralto. 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 2:00—Luncheon of the Foyeign Policy lation. 00—The Lady Next Door. SPECIAL EVENTS. National Press Club inaugural cere- monies, addresses by Speaker Nich- olas Longworth and Minority Leader Garner, music by Marine Band, WRC, 8:30. SPEECHES. 'UnemploymenL by Col. William Cooper Proctor, WMAL, 6:30; Civic . Hobbs of the American,” by Lawrence H. Whiting, WMAL, 7:15; “Immigration,” by Sec- retary of Labor Willlam N. Doak, in the) National Radio Forum, WMAL, DRAMA. Uncle Abe and David, WRC, 6:45; Amos ‘'n‘ Andy, WRC, 7:00; “Ingomar the ,"” in five acts, by the Hank Simmons’ Show Boat company, | ‘WMAL, 10:00. CLASSICAL. Dfinr;o‘ch Symphony Orchestra, WRC, 9:00. VARIETY. Schramm’s Concert Orchestra, tenor, with Ann Leaf at the organ, | WMAL, 8:00; Varieties, with “Bugs” | Baer, WRC, 8:15: Pa Brown and| his Brownies, WJSV, 9:15; Little| Jack Little, WRC, 11:45. | DANCE MUSIC. Herb Gordon’s Orchestra, WMAL, 9:00; B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra, WRC, 10:00; recorded pYogram, WOL, 10:00; Hor- ace Heldt’s Orchestra, WRC, 11:30; fi\l% Vallee and his orchestra, WRC, HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6: lb—-m ifl by Lowell WBZ, WHAM, KR WLW, WRVA, WiOD i T e sketch—WJZ, WHAM, WREN and i wi, Mayih and _Freddis ‘WHAM, WBZ 8: »—An,hur ‘Schutt, phnllb-eulpuot, le quartet and Voorhees' Or- c\mtn—w.vz ‘WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDEA and KWK. 9:00—The Campus; adventures of & college rruhm-n——wn. KDEKA, WHAM and Wi 10: 0 Civie Co., second thuol lagw.engfln‘ — WJz, mu... KDKA, KBZA, WHAM ‘WIBO. 11:00—Slumber music; Laurier Str Ensemble—WJZ, WBAL, KF, and WGAR. 11:00—*Amos 'n’ Andy,” second broad- cast — WMAQ, KWK, WREN, WDAF, WHAS, WSM, WBB and KTHS. 13:30—Nocturne; m recital by Ann | Leaf — W. , WEAN and WNAC. 6119 WESTERN AVENUE Chevy Chase, D. C. A new brick and tile home with breakfast nook, large at- tic and 2-car garage. Equip- ped with copper gutters and downspouts, copper screens, metal weatherstrips and Kel- vinator. Convenient to street car, bus, churches and schools. @ Three Blocks East of Chevy Chase Circle and Two Blocks From Blessed 3 Sacrament School Open Sunday Henry J. Connor 3221 Conn. Ave. Clev. 4859 A New Group of Homes Now Nearing Completion NEW BEAUTY NEW FEATURES IMPROVED DESIGN Glover Fark Adjoining Mass. Ave. Heights Buy NOW for Prosperity Buy HERE for Posterity N THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1931 the Radlo otherwise indicated.) 5:30—Mayflower Palm Court Orches- 11—Saltaman’s 6: u—nudou Schramm's Concert Or- 6: ls—Um:k Abe and David. 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:15—The Jesters. 7:30—Wilkins’ Orchestra. 8:00—Landt Trio. 8:15—Varieties, with “Bugs” Baer. 8:30—National Press Club inaugural 9 w—m‘:a phony Orchestra. : lymphony 10:00—B. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra. 11:00—8Shoreham Orchestra. 11:30—Weather forecast. 11:31—Horace Heidt's . Orchestra. 11:45—Little Jack Little, crooner. 12:00 to 1:00—Rudy Valiee Orchestrs. WMAL 2:00—Colum| 2:15—National l'llJ Meters. 630 Kilocycles. Artists' Recital, D.nocr-uc Club n» Frederick SR ital by Ann Leaf. 5 tb—-fluh!s from The Ev!'nlnl Star. 6:00—Correct time and program re- sume. 6:02—Harmonlus Quartet. 6:15—* The Ministry of John the Bap- " by Rev. Homer J. Coun- ctlor 6: m—speech on Unemployment by William Cooper Proctor. 6: 45—"Ommunicy Buudlnl mfli T M—Mm Dow 7:15—"The Ram:c:’ of mdustry, I.Awrem:elfl ‘Whiting. 8:00—Correct time. 8: 01—5:1\ Mlev tenor, with Ann Leaf a 8:30—Jack Denn ’s Orchestra. 9:00—Herb GMMI Orchestra. 9:30—National Radio Forum—Speaker, of Labor William N, .,, 228.9 Meters. WOL {310 giloeyetes. 3:30—Good afternoon program. 4:00—;1I::My," by the Minnie Rab- 4:15—Musical interlude. New six-room all-brick houses; colored tile bath with shower; covered cement front kitchens with m ern equipment; floors and hard-wood trim throughout; built-in cedar closets; sereens; street and alley. cash _payment, like rent. Charles W. Evans Building with terms P R AR AL S TR0 57 DOAK WILL SPEAK IN RADIO FORUM |- Immigration, Espeelally as It Affects Employment, Labor Secretary’s Topic. ‘The National Radio Mln, rranged by The Washington Star and brm!lcm over WMAL and a coast-to-coast net- work of associated Columbia Broadcast- ing System stations, will present as its mmtne Secretary of Labor Wil- especially as it affects the emlrloymmt situation in this coun- try, will be discussed by Secretary Doak. Since succeeding James J. Davis in the President’s Cabinet Mr, Doak has indi- cated a great interest in immigration laws, and his views are awaited as a further expression of the administra- tion’s ideas on the question. ‘WMAL and its mochm will broad- cast another talk on the unemp]oymmt situation by Col. William coc?e ter, president of the board of Pmcur & Gamble Co. His address will come from Cincinnati at 6:45 o'clock. Lieut Frank Willlam Grilley, the man scheduled to crawl over the floor of the world beneath the ice floes of the North Pole in the interest of scienci will be -heard in the Chronicles cast at 7:30 o'clock. Grilley, who Rolds the deep-sea diving record, is planning to accompany the Wilkins transpolar expedition in the submarine Nautilus. Array of Musical Feajures. Aside from these talks, WMAL will broadcast the usual array of Columbia musical features and the weekly gl' - entation of the Hank Simmons Show liam N. Inspect 224 Concord Avenue Open every day until 9 p.m. <~ 120-foot Boulevard Half block from -14th Street car line. Near Slocum Park. < Morris & Son Builders Nat’l 0307 T 1 S e $9,9 square from 18th and Colu 1804 Belmont St. N.W. Open All Day Sunday The best value offered in this Section today. 50.00 One mbia Road. 10 large rooms, Brtarean, e, e e | MOVIE STAR PROGRAM =575 was bry such u:t.orl as Julia )nrlmn, ld'l.n john MeCullough of pr—nhuml vul be a inau- u the N-uaul Press umiw to office o( tho nluhlwm e ‘There will wofl.h and )flwfl ity Leader Garner l.nd by United States Marine 'nu outstanding musical ” feature, wevur.wulbommuyehnmw Walter Damrosch and his symphony orchestra. Damrosch has nrnund a program composed of classics. These are “The 8§ xnnxnc Wheel of Omphale” (Saint- gumn ite com Moto, ;{‘om “Symph 3" h\cldentll music to “I) Aulis” (Damrosch); “Concerto in Jazz" (Rubinstein). No. Musically, the other features include a concert by Rudolf Schramm'’s Ensem- ble, & fast-moving program by wflHm Orchestra and dance selections by B. Rolfe’s Orchestra. Little Jack Uttlt' the crooner, also is booked for another broadcast at 11:45 o'clock. Schramm’s Ensemble will continue its musical tour of the world, stopping this time in Ire- land. The program, of course, is made up entirely of old Irish airs. Ma Brown's Folks and Pa Brown and his Brownies will provide variety for the WJSV program tonight. The musi- cal features will be presented by James g planist, and Gretta Ludwig, con- Wllu'r T. Holt, Washington’s mando- lin and guitar virtuoso, will give & special program tonight over WOL. The station also announced a dirzer concert and a recital by Wiliam Sa- mayoa, pianist. ON AIR JANUARY 24 Ruth Etting to Broadcast From Chicago Tuesday—Character Reading Series Announced. Many of moviedom's stars are to be heard in a two-hour program next Saturday. The C.B.S. network announced today that it would make & coast-to-coasp igenia’s Farewell,” n-o:: screen actors with Comdr. Riehard E. Byrd; D, Griffith, and many others. Among* the movie stars gwbe Maurice Chevalier, Claudette Tallulah Bankhead, Frederick Iurch and Charles Ruggles. The transmission will be made M ‘WABC and stations from 2 to 4 pm. (Bastern standard time) January 24. Another of next week’s broadcasts is to present Ruth Etting as guest singer in the evening program on WJZ and The Montana 1726 M Street N.W. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reasonable Rentals HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW 3-BATH HOUSES? Your Inspection Cordially Invited Exhibit 5404 Broad House Branch Rd. Chevy Chase, D. C. $13,500 to $15,500 Detached Brick Center-Hall—Breakfast AlcdVe, First Floor Toilet, Slate Roof. 4 Large Bed Rooms—3 Baths—Clothes Chute + Exquisite Papering and Fixtures 2317 M St. 6 bed rooms and two baths, with hot-water heat and electricity, in a splendid neighborhood. This home is ideally situated for either rooming, boarding or fine residence. It is in perfect condition, and can be pur- chased on the easiest terms. Phillips & Canby, Inc. Nat. 4600 Exclusively Investment Bldg. & AmHv(_)me of“Rafe Charm 6-7-8 Rooms—1-2 Baths N.W. W. 2024 Evenings Clev. 6440 Can This Valué Be Duplicated? 416 Jefferson St. N.W. — 7 ROOMS (4 BED ROOMS) ONLY *8,750 shower, oak floors, natural cluded. Many other attrac 140 feet deep with garage. THE ONLY HOME IN Jefferson St. 208 Investment Bl;'lg. 1702 C’St. N.E. Giar housai g, b new 160-ft. boulevard. Seven spacious rooms, tiled bath with shower, garage. Frigidaire. Restricted white il koo All houses have hardwood and artistic electric fixtures. with inlaid linoleum floors. LOW price 717 Union Trust Bldg. 00° Large front and rear porches. JAMESON BUILT Buil®in bath with wood trim. Frigidaire in- / tive features. Splendid lot Paved street and alley. THIS DEVELOPMENT "TAT THIS PRICE REMAINING UNSOLD OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY Drive out 13th St., or Ga. Ave., to and east to house | WM. M. THROCKMORTON | District 6093 Permanent Values Homes Bullt to Endure In Two Chaice Northeast Locations (Open Daily Until 9 P.M.) 1223 Owen St. N.E. In the new Trinidad sec- tion. Just north of 12th and Florida Ave. N.E. Six large rooms, tiled bath, ga- rage. Street and alley pakeds: Visry nionc. i’ Dis & act biiulanibicus astrians trim and floors, paneled walls, The kitchens are all white, Small Cash Payment Moderate Terms Robert E. Kline, Jr., Owner Detached Brick Homes at a Real Price! RADIO. EVANGELIST Seth Parker Will Take Part in Seth Parker, radio ing here to part benefit of Central Union M his February ks W. | John 8. Bennett, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Women’s Guild, in charge of the program, announ REAL ESTATE. mmm Jumnry Future, uhl- readings starts on WILL AID BENEFIT Ministerial Central Union Mission Affair February 16. _— U.8. Worker Found Dead. take partment em| ) ploye, 16 in Constitution ced that tickets Elmer F. Haas, w-ynr-old Labor De- CHEVY CHASE 5610 32nd Street $12.950 New Colonial brick and frame—large lot with trees—6 rooms—2 baths—2 porches—garage— beautifully paneled walls. Bus line at door. Near new public school. AN OUTSTANDING VALUE 6505 Connecticut Avenue $15.950 * New STONE, BRICK and STUCCO home. ¥ rooms (4 bed rooms), 2 baths, 2-car built-in garage. Wooded lot, 180 feet deep. MUCH FOR THE MONEY OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc. Chevy Chase Properties 5520 Conn. Ave. CHEVY CHASE Near Circle 105 Grafton St. 4 New 9-Room Home of Georgian Design 4 Bed Rooms, 3 Baths, Toilet, Sleeping orch, Recreation Room, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Elec. Refrigera- tion, 2-car Garage, Garden. Lot, 70x120. Open for Inspection Unusual features of this home are concealed radi first floor. Lighted and Heated 1oom ‘and bath on EARLE L. WARRE Tower Bldg. Natl. 0080 CHEVY $8,975 and up A Dew type of artistic variesated brick n of these new le oak floors, natural trim. mantel with Radiant itchen and newest ns. nd- Bounded by handsome brick Tetaining wali. Exhibit Home 2411 39th St. N.W. To reach—Take Burleith-Glover Pi bus or drive out 'Que or B 8. to ¥ morth to Tumlaw Rd. and left_on Benton.” Eshidit home open L * B. H. GRUVER, Builder 927 15th St. NW. Nat'l 2670 EVERYTHING you bruthu and sleeping baths—onl mln Pireplace, attic—cold Garages to match the home. ee Them and Yo Take 14h 3t cor ma drive out Georgia Ave, Tower Building 7119 9th Street N.W. have dreamed of in a home is here in this beautiful group of deuch.d brick homes. Colonial front porches— porches—open or inclosed as rooms. Beautiful ak floors and natural wood trim; large uuhen—mnuv arked Turn nnt D storage rooms in cellar. Look No Further ’ get off 9th St., walk morth, or lia St. to home. \ Wll District 0853 8 Rooms—Bath and Lavatory—Attic Southern exposure; beautiful high elevation; un- obstructed view. Near all conveniences, including 14th Street and Georgia Avenue cars. Washington’s Newest and Fastest Developmulu of New Homes Lot 170 Feet Deep; Brick Garage Sample Open to 9 P.M. 711 NICHOLSON STREET N.W. Straight Out 8th Street to Nicholson Street (You Will See Our Sign) May Consider Exchange for Small Clear Property WAPLE & JAMES, Inc. 1226 14th St..N.W. ‘North 0962 appointments which con- 1119 17th St. N.W. CHASE BiC.. CENTER hall plan with breakfast nook, HARRISON two baths and all modern o ® o One-halj Block West of Connecticut tribute a more ample meas- A ‘ure of happiness to REAL Open Sunday 10 AM. to 8 PM. d 4. . Miller Redlors and Builders home life, as your inspec- tion today will reveal. e Decatur 0610 ,’