Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1931, Page 44

PROGRAM HONORS COMPOSER TONIGHT Popular Song Writer to Be Guest Contributor to WRC’s Broadcast. Eugene Lockhart, composer of popu- Jar melodies, will be the guest contribu- tor to the program of the Happy Bakers tonight over WRC and a network of &her National Broadcasting Co. sta- In honor of Mr. Lockhart Phil Dewey will sing the composer’s “All the World is Waiting for the Sunrise.” The or- chestral specialty will be “I've Got $5,” from “America’s Sweetheart.” Sigmund Spaeth will analyze cn the piano “The Story of the Arkansaw Traveler.” A new batch of “Foolish Facts,” a novelty patter song, will be presented by Frank Crumit in his plantation broadcast with Julia Sanderson. Miss Sanderson will sing “Way Down in Jowa,” “Lost” and “Tell Me.” Numbers in Fast Tempo. Bix selections in fast tempo will be layed by Coon Banders’ Orchestra in he frolic broadcast. “Hosana,” “When Your Lover Has Gone” and “I've Got What I Wanted in You” are the prin- cipal numbers. An organ recital by Otto F. Beck and | dance music by B. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra | are among WRC's other outstanding | features. Howard Barlow's Symphony Orches- tra, in its weekly concert tonight over ‘WMAL and associated Columbia Broad- casting System ctations, will celebrate the first anniversary of its organization with a gala program. The opening number will be the same played on the initial broadcast a year ago—the from Bizet's “Arlesienne oment Musicale,” “The Magic ,” from “Die Walkure,” and Bee- thoven’s “Symphony No. 5 in C Minor” are among the other selections, Lee Morse’s Broadcast. Lee Morse, “blues” singer, will be| heard at 8:45 o'clock in a program of | popular melodies. Nat Brusilofl's Or- chestra will assict her, Arthur Pryor's Band, Richie Craig, §r,. comedian, and the Radio Playhouse | are other major Columbia attractions on WMAL's program. The station’s fea- tures of local origin include the weekly resume of the political situation by Frederic William Wile and another broadcast by “Radio Joe and His Budget Boys.” “Radio Joe” will dedi- cate the program to the Disabled American War Veterans. Members of the organization will participate in the program. A program by theatrical artists and a recital by Agnes Fischer, soprano, gre featured by WOL. The program of WJSV includes a concert by Myer Goldman’s Orchestra and dance music by Bookie Coleman’s Orchestra. Major Rndio Features SPORTS. “About Those Griffmen,” Thomas, WMAL, 6:30. SPEECHES. “How American Labor Regards Soviet- ism and Communism,” by Matthew Wou vice president of the American ration of Labor, WMAL, 6:09; crvm That Are Harvested in Boats,” by R. V. Truitt, WMAL, 6:45; “The Eo,‘l:f{ul s’ltu;t?:l;x l3111 ‘Washington To- - eric William Wile, | WMAL, 7 by R. D. DRAMA. Amos 'n’ Andy, WRC, 7 Dramas, WMAL, 9:00; Mrs.,” WMAL, 10:00. VARIETY. “Radio Joe and His Budget Boys,” WMAL, .7:30; - Julia, Sanderson and Frank WRC 8:00; the Prolic, with -Sanders’ Orchestra and Qnarm.. WRC, 8:30; Happy Bakers, WRC, 9:30; Richie Craig, jr., WMAL, ;8 Radio Playhouse, WMAL, CLASSICAL. 31'}'14;“"1 Symphony Orchestra, WMAL, ‘Mr. and DANCE MUSIC. B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra, WRC, 10: | King Edward Orchestra, WMX‘i ll Jl}clkb‘lgbk‘ ss“grches!rl, WRC, | ol e’s Orchestra, WMAL. 12:01. HIGHLIGHTS ELSEWHERE, 5—Tony's _ Scrap Book—WABC, WPG, WGR, WCAO and WBT, 45—Toples in Brief, by Lowell Thomas—WJZ, WBZ, KDKA, WRVA and WHAM. 7:00—The Voters' Service; “Big Busi- | ness and the Market Buket " by Edwin A. Taylor and Horace Davis — WEAF, WSAR, WFI, WCSH, WCAE, WGY and WSMB. 7:45—"Daddy and Rollo,” script act— WABC. WCAU, WCAO and WKBW. 00—Paul Whiteman's WJzZ, WBAL, WLW, WBZ and WJAX. 8:30—The Breyer Boys; Landt Trio | and White—WJz. 00—Household celebrities; Dumonu Orchestra— KDKA, WRVA, | Adolphe Orchestra — WJZ, WBZ, KDKA and Garrison, soprano— | WBAL, ¢ m)_| 9:30—Death Valley Days, dramatic | sketch—WJZ, WBZ, WHZA, | ‘WBZA, WBZ, KDKA, WHAM | and WRVA. :00—Works of great composers; Hugo | Mariano's Orchestra and Astrid Fjelde, soprano—WJzZ, WBAL, WBZA KDKA, WHAM and WRVA. 10:30—Clara Lu and Em: humorous sketch—WJZ, WJR, WREN, WBZ, WBZA, WHAM and KDKA. 10:45—Johnny Marvin, celebrated re- | cording artist-—WJZ KDKA, WHAM, WGAR and WJR. 31:00—Slumber music; Ludwig Lau- rier's Ensemble—WJZ, KDKA, | YWVEfiM WTMJ, WSB and| $1:00—Amos 'n’ Andy, second hrr\zd—t cast — WMAQ, WSB, KWK, | KTHS, WHAS, WSM, WFAA, WMC and KFAB. 11:00—Varjety program—WLW. 11:00—The Marylanders— WEBAL. Recent rajns in Brazil put roads in such bad condition t:at automcbiles could not be taken from garage: R e T Have You the Right Amount of the Proper Kinds of Insurance? Insurance Counsellors At Your Service With Our Competent Facilities There are many points to be considered in in- surance—with which the which it is OUR BUSINESS TO KNOW ALL ABOUT—so that our ad out insurance, and our servics in adjusting claims and making scttlements in We represent only sound companies, and are their direct representative—an advantage to our clients. RANDALL H.HAGNER & COMPANY MoRTGAGE LOAN 1321 Connecticut Ave. | 11:15a—Radio Household Institute. | 12 . 9:20a—Weather | parents sang. Today on (AR time p.m., unless otherwiss indicated.) WMAL WRC 315.6 Meters. 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—Music in_the Air. 3:30—Chicago Serenade. 4:00—Pacific Vagabonds. 5:00—Afterroon Tea. 5:30—“What Happened to Jane?" 5:45—The Lady Next Door. 6:00—News flashes. 6:10—Correct time, 6:11—Black and Gold Orchestra. 6:15—Underwood program. 6:30—Rice’s Dance Orchestra. 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:16—Fred East and Bill Raymond. 7:30—Phil Cook, comedian. 7:45—Oil Institute program. 8:00—Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit. 8:30—The Frolic, with Coon-Sanders Orchestra. 9:00—Musical Magazine. 9:30—Happy Bakers. 10:00—B. A, Rolfe’s Orchestra. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. 12:00 to 1:00a—Jack Albin’s Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow, 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 8:00a—Gene and Glenn. 8:15a—Morning devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—United States Army Band. 9:15a—Campbell Orchestra. 9:45a—Our Daily Food. 10:00a—Studio feature. 10:15a—National Home Hour. 11:00&—Heur!tt: talk by Dr. Ruth Wads- worth. 11:45a—Swect and Low Down. 12:00m—Organ recital. 0—National Farm and Home Hour. 1:30—The Blue Blazers. 2.00—RArmmd the World with Betty 0s5.” 2:[57&3\[ Singhi Breen and Peter de se. 2:30—"Interior Decorating,” by Doro- thy Thornton. 2:45—The Melody Three. 3:00—“Mammy Stories,” Finch. 3;15—"The Good Neighbo! 3:30—Radio Play Bill, Tree.” WJSV 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Laugh a bit. 3:30—Newt Beall, crooner. 4:00—The “M” Trio. 4:30—Honolulu Beach Boys. 5:00—Welfare's Joyous Serenaders. 5:30—Along Route 50. 6:00—News flashes. 6:15—Classified program. 7:00—Dot Myers Wildman. 7:28—Time signal. 7:30—Myer Goldman's Orchestra. 8:00—Cameron Club presentation. 8 %Hon[kolgoflve. 9:00—Robert Downing Players. 9:30—Jimmy Harbison, pianist. 10:00—King's Fiddlers. 10:30—Leonard Meads. 11:00—Coleman’s Orchestra. 12:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down South in Dixie. 9:05a—The Town Crier. report and grand- father’s clock. 9:40a—Hints to housewives. 9:45a—Egg dishes. 10:05a—Style talk. 10:30a—Business and Professional Women's Club of Alexandria. 11:00a—Sacred hour. 12:05—Farm Ch':? by David Martin. 12:45—Musical program. 1:00—Sign-off. 2:00—Dorcthy King, soprano. Folks Behind The Microphone by Lucine BY THE RADIO EDITOR. ARK TWAIN'S beloved stories of Tom Sawyer and Huckle. berry Finn give & good sugges- tion of the boyhood adventures along the Mississippi River of Elliott Shaw, one of the original mem- bers of the Revelers, radio’s most fa- mous quartet. ‘With Lewis James and Charles Hart, tenors, and Wilfred Glenn, bass, Shaw, 10 10: 10:: 10: 1 1 113 12 WOL 10:00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:20a—Public Service Man, 10:40a—Request program. 11:45a—Mausical program. 12:10—Lenten service. 12:30 to 1:00—Paul THE EVENING STAR, Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. the Radio 475.9 Meters, 630 Kilocycles. 00—Columbia Salon Orcheltn. 0—The Captivators. 00—Civil Service ODPOflumflfl. 0—Italian Idyll. 0—National Student Federation. 00—Rhythm Kings. 5—"“Adventures in Words,” by Dr. Frank H. Vizetelly. 0—Biltmore Orchestr: 0—Candy Contest. 5—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:00—"How American Labor Regards Sovietism and Communism,” by Matthew Woll, vice president of the American Federation of Labor. 6:15—Time and program resume. 7—Barclay Orchestra. 6:30—"About Those Griffmen,” by R. . Thomas. 6:45—"Crops That are Harvested in Boats,” by R. V. Truitt. 7:00—"“The Political Situation in ‘Washington Tonight,” by Fred- eric Willlam Wile. 7:15—Southern Sketches. 0—Radio Joe and His Budget Boys. 0—Arthur Pryor's Band. 5—The Rambler. 30—Kaltenborn Edits the News. :45—Lee Morse, “blues” singer, with Nat Brusilofl’s Orchestra. :00—Minute Dramas. :30—Barlow's Symphony Orchestra., :00—"Mr. and Mr: :15—Richie Craig, ji 30—Radio Playhous 00—Lotus Orchestra. :30—King Edward Orchestra. :00—Weather report. :0la—Noble Sissle’s Orchestra. 130 to 1:00a—Ann Leaf at the organ. Early Program Tomorrow. :00a—Morning devotions, :15a—Brad and Al :30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 45a—The Dutch Girl. 00a—Something for every one. :30a—Reducing hints. 9:45a—Personalities. 00a—The gas kitchen. 15a—The melody parade. 30a—"Cellar Gardening,” by Grace White. 45a—Sewing Circle. :00a—"Chicken Pie,” Allen, :15a—Ben and Helen. 30a—Lenten study hour, conducted by Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo. :30—Concert ensemble, :45—Columbia Revue. 1:00—Lotus Orchestra. 1:30—Barclay Orches 2:00—Columbia Artists’ recital. 2:30—American School of the Air— “Last of the Mohicans.” 3:00—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 3:30—Syncopated Silhouettes, 228.9 Meters. ale sl by lda Bailey a resume of world news, cast daily by WMAL at 5:45 o'clock. —_— WASHINGTO Keys. «es 700 670 Koys. 860 WLW . Flashes from The Evening Star, is broad: A Stream on the Peak’s Top. Raratonga, the most fertile and most valuable of the Cook Islands, has the attraction of possessing one of the finest tropical climates in the world. abundant but not excessive rains fall mostly during the warm season and the island is well watered. A unique feature |of the island is a sgflng that gushes | from the top of a peal | high, giving rise to the principal stream. The houses of the villages are built of coral, roofs. foliage, they add greatly to picturesque- ness of the island as the observer steams ‘The nearly 2,000 feet whitewashed, with thatched Peeping from the rich, green ong the coast. American machines are being used as hool buases in State Supervision No Endorsers On our liberal 20 monthly repayment plan. No indorsers required. A strictly dignified and confidential service, Maryland Personal Bankers, Incorporated 8405 Geo: il 3 ptnes AL SR 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Good_afternoon program. 3:45—Tea Time Chatters. 4:00—"Hi Lites,” by Madeline Ensign. 4:15—Katherine Deale, pianist. 4:30—Luke Allen's Orchestra. 5:00—M. Bazarova, mlle sOprano, 5:15—"The Inner ining of Fairy Stories,” by Mstt ews Dawson. 5:30—One-Time Opportunities, 5:55—Public Service Man. 6:00—Agnes Pischer, soprano. 6:15—Red Cross profiu‘n. . :‘?:gzzrgl Columnist. - udio program arra; Roy Lewis. o 7:00—Dinner Music. 7:20—News flashes. 7:30-—Ralston’s Orchestra. 8:00—Theatrical program. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:10a—Musical program. Gable, organist. ENT A RADIO Radi® 417-111. ST, N.W. 760 PA AVE. N.W./ a baritone, organized a quartet for pho- nograph recording nearly 15 years ago. Except for Hart, the Asingers have con- tinued together in| concert | European | ftours and radio. James Melton s | the fourth Shaw talks of Des Moines, Towa, when | he refers to his na- | tive city. Most of his childhood was passed in Daven- port, however, and Mark Twain's two Elliott Shaw characters scarcely knew more adven- turous lives than Shaw. Play did not interfere with early musical training for young Shaw. Both Elliott - sang as a_boy soprano in Davenport church choirs until his voice changed. At 18 he went to Chicago and studied music for two years. For the next five years he trav- eled in lyceum and chautauqua. Con- | vinced finally that such a fleld limited his future, he left it to take up further studies in New York City. At that time Victor wanted a male quartet. Shaw met Hart, Glenn and James. They organized themselves into the Shannon Quartet, so called because they specialized in the then popular Irish ballads When the old WJZ station in Newark, | N. J., decided to broadcast, the quartet was invited on the strength of its repu- | tation. But it was nearly three years after this broadcast when the quartet igned a contract for its first commer- cial program. ol il 'RANK KNIGHT'S verbal Waterloo, in the form of the phrase “tawny tiger,” came recently as he was en- acting his role in the Arabesque pres- entation over the Columbia network. The usually precise Knight tongue slip- ped !nd the words emerged as “tiny tiger.” * ok * K 'WO N. B. C. artists are kept busy by their participation in Broadway shows. Georgla Burke of '.he‘ Careless Love” cast is playing in “Five | tar Final" one of the dramatic suc- cesses of the season, and Frank Wilson of the same cast is playing the leading rol> in “Singin’ the Blue: layman isn’t familiar, but vice is valuable in taking case of loss. CORRE SPONDENT Decatur 3600 Arthritis, Neuritis and Rheumatism Sufferers write P. V. Cropp, Swiss- vale, Phg, Pa, for information about newly discovered remedy. SUICIDE ATTEMPT REUNITES WORLD WAR BUDDIES Hear this gripping story of near tragedy in the new series of “SALLY SOTHERN SKETCHES” WMAL TONIGHT at 7.15 -Anllrpllnc s nonveh A nh ELIZABETH MAY Expert on care of hair and sealp Will Broadcast over Station WRC Every Wednesday at 10:45 A.M. “mwudhmflm&g care of one's complexion. Listen mfi at w@fiu‘“’ . ip you your hair an E problems. STEWART WARNER 1931 SCREEN-GRID RADIOS HIGHBOY or LOWBOY $94.75 COMPLETE Less Our Liberal Trade-in Allowance Extra large allowance on this set brings its price down to current Midget prices. ALTERNATING OR DIRECT CURRENT N WN “uare $10 pecrvens OKAY RADIO CO. 417 11th St. 1760 Pa. Ave. SOAIING to mew beights son A tubes to furnish it life. B Ol CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication, For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Baturday. At the Branch Agencies. one hour earlier, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Pound _advertisements for The Daily Star will be accepted up to noon day of issue. except Satur- 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 p.m. Saturday. 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- BELLBOY, _white, experienced, and hotel “doorman. ’ Apply to manager, Hotel Winston. BRICKLAYERS, union, to contract for brick work on detached houses: must be willing to work themselves; attr ve proposition. Ad- dress Box 188-B, Sti BUTCHER wanted, one experienced in cut- _meat _market. Apply 1830 7th st. n.w CANVASSERS, house to house; $15 per week and _commission, conditional; no selling. Apply 5311 Georgia ave. n.w. CHAUFFEURS, five. for _taxicab opportunity to make “real money. man’s Auto Supply, 4th and Mass. 9 am. ‘CIGAR MAN, with some experience in drug department; ' downtown store; young and single; give telephone number and salary ex- pected. _Address Box 64-B, Star offic COLLECTOR, married: must have car, city well, furnish references. Apply by xz-t- fer only. " Consolidated G 916 unusual N T State Torts mitks Trom Washingtons experi: enced with old English boxwood, shrubbery, etc. See Mrs, Weschler, Rm. 916 Tower Bidg. LABORERS, colored, wanted, Call at 3619 Benning rd. n.e 3ok = MAN who has had mechanical or technical training, and who is having trouble getting located but who 15 at present looking for work_can meke personal applization at 7:30 Monday evening. Man with car preferred. Apply Room 307, 635 F st. n.w., Barrister s MAN for_sales work through one of Wash- ington’s largest department stores: married man, over 25 vears old and haying a car: permanent position. Apply Rm. 208 Bank of Commerce & Savings Bidg.. 7th and B sts. n.w. MAN with_light car for outside work in service and sales dept. of well known local fzation: must be neat appearing and ard worker. accustomed to earning $125 or more per month. Apply 10 to 1Z. 2 to 4:30. Wednesday, 978 National Press Bide. arried. to enter life insurance ness; salary, commission and bonus; experi- ence’ not necessary: excellent future: refer- ence required. Apply manager, 1508 H st. 4th floor. g , capable, for whole time Work t time after office hours: good DAy, permanent connection if satisfactory. Ad- dress Box 59-B. Star_office. 31~ MEN (2), neat appearance, with cars: and liberal commission conditional to star permanent repeat trade; experience not nec- essary; we train you in the fleld. Call after 4'p.m., 216 Insurance Blds., 907 iSth et. n.w. 25 PHARMAGCIST, registered, not over 35 bond required. Address Box 195-B, Star office. TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1931.. et e L of Beauty Culture, ‘o8t A VOCA‘!'KO)' '-h!ll are mani you can have and do. Why not take lhol" course “l?hone s'llchbfllrd operat- Ox 14th st. at N. Y. ave. BRIDGE, AUCTION OR comnm‘ dual or class instruction; day or evening: reasonable. Adams 10462, FRI RIVATE INSTRUCTION AND tutoring. ~ W. ALEXANDER. 1450 Girard st. n.w. Col. 8194-J. CIVIL SERVICI Begin today to prepare for Junior and Sen- en. an . Exam.; tuition, 35. Pre- pare now for le Clerk Promotion, Clerk Promotion and Sten. and Typ. Promotion: tuition, $5. The Civil Service Preparatory School. s.e. cor. 12th & F n.w. Met. 6337 _* ENROLL TODAY. CIVIL SERVICE Begin today to prepare for Junior and Se! for Sten. and Typ. Exam.; tuition, 5. Pre- pare now for File Clerk Promotion, Clerk Promotion and_ Sten. and Typ. Promotion; tuition, $5. The Civil Service Preparatory School. s.e. cor. 12th & F n.w. Met. 6337, * ARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Fast-Growing, Well-Paying Profession. All Branches Tausht on Live Models by Fxpert _Instructors. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1918). __818 14th St, N.W. 1325 N. H. Ave. N.W. " DICTATION -GRADED 60, 80, 100, 1 Ediphone—Dictaphons_Operators’ Course, Special Students Day or Eveni Mount Pleasant School_for Sec; Tivoli Theater Building 3313 14th St. N.W. _Col. 3000, 3001, HELP AND SIT urmnnon—nonlsm (Continued. ferences. _Apply_746 °"l'* ST 'e.'m...w;. 5 um.u; t—uc. us do_your Spring house gleaning. e Jrave windows. ™ Call Met. R COOK, experienced, sct- t.s"n an: stay nights, Addr:ll LADY, white bered, willing to prepare dinner and help with 'lght housework in return for good home with small Tamily and small s A Address Box 474-A. Star office MAID, e excellént cool best_references. Drc iored, neat. splendid c: helper: full or part time; ref- 9842. refined, middie aged, unencum- MAID, ¢ or_mother erence. N colored, wishes night Work and Easter Sunday and Monday free. except Sunday, before 5:30. “Virginia, 797 or WOI‘AN. fulond rellable, from wishes work of any kind. Adams call 3007 Sherman ave. WOMAN. colored, reliable, wWants day's Work or part time. 1820 20th st. n.w. Phone De- eatur 2509-W. ‘WOMAN, youn day's work. 1433 T st. n WOMAN, colored, wish: D( any kind; . . reliable, wishes Best, references. weneral housework siay nights. Call 1904 9tn _ow T anis day’s work or part time, S TR e e, Phone ‘Dec._4645. w AN “wahis work by the day. Phone North_6632. WOMAN wants day’s Monday, Tuesday, day._District 0501 work of any_kind. Wednesday and Thurs- ted number of WAGENER, 217 WOMAN, colored, desires part-tim: or day's work or sewing with tailor or dress maker; references. Phone North 10241. * BUSINESS INSTRU 'CTION. PREPARE NOW_FILE CLERK, STATISTI- CAL. EDITORIAL CLERK: Bégin TODAY. uition, School, 's.e. Corner 13th & F n.w. Met. 6337, 340 wk. Boyd's. 1333 F. HELP—WOMEN. APPRENTICE to_learn beauty course {r of cherge for return services. Beauty Shoppe. 719 11ith st. n. ASSISTANT in physician’s_ office; of laboratory methods and typin state training and experience. 127-A._Star_office. GIRL, experienced. for dell Apply Conard’s Delicatessen. 829 13th st. w ‘GIRLS—2 experienced curb service gir] R wane P Honls ‘the Gountry Btore, 4446 Conn. ave. GIRLS, 20, age 16-25; full or part time. Apply ‘Tuesday, 2 to § p.m. or Wed. am. King. 1117 20th_st. n.w. » The Civil Service Preparatory | PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal S Cents"per lune wddiuohal o the Featnaslind Fate: MILLINERY—EXPERT AND remodeling. RACHEL M. BERRY, formetly with Julius Garfinckel & Co., Lincoln 1860, Ventosa, Apt._30. 1 SUPERFLOUS | HAIR K ER by Dr. Stevens' Devitalizing Cream or money nded. 302 Kresge Bldg.. 1105 G st. 6* 1 DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING, walls and floors, cleaning, shellacking, w i Bd papering, by hour, day o Tedesigned creation, $2.50, $3.50; wedding orders a spe- cialty; ‘formerly with Madame Ash and Frank R. Jelleff. Call Dist 5. 2 Di P_FOR YET SA money—Ladies’ silk dresses, ladies’ Spring suits, men’s topcoats cleaned and pressed. coats cleaned and hand pressed, $1. Men's 5¢; men's suits sponged and presed, 35c. Wherever you live we call for_and deliver. No extra charge. Star Light Dry Cleaning Co.. 2008 18th st. n.w. North 7579. POSITION with firm for woman over 31, at least high school edueation. Must be in £00d_ health, possess initiative and_ambitious for advancement. Address Box 131-B, Star office. SALESLADY—Drug store, tollet good: expérierice in full. Address Box 116-B, office. SBALESLADIES for dress department. expe- rlenced only: permanent position. Williams’ Shops, 1210 G- st. n.w. STENOGRAPHER in wholesale house: 8 salary and experlence, Address Box 162-B, Star office. TELEPHONE _SOLICITING—G« B tion; give experience, Address Box 88- Star_office. WAITRESSES, white, for daytime: exper- Apply New York Lunch, 313 Penn. —T want a refined, educated wor with business ability who' feels capabl carning $3.000 a vear. This position a Donus as well ‘e salary. “Address Box #4-B. Star office WOMAN, single. or_mi on farm with elderly woman: modern con- niences. ~Busbey Poultry Farm, on Bu ville pike. near L: ‘WOMAN, white, for salads and some light cooking.’ 1901 E st. n.W. 'NATUROPA TOTH tric treatments for rheumatism and arthr Adams_7064. R Conn. RAN; 5—: ApBy Aot 1034, 1078 g aily 9-5. Saturday | RDI Care: Birictly peivate home speclal attention to_diet. _Call Cleveland 3977. 0 INGE—ON CONSIGN: | PAPERHANGING, UATIONS. ‘exterior: . ‘I‘A IN' TIN(: & PAPERING, For clean, ne work call Adums T, R R TONE e Srce ING INC., 3541 Nth st nw, I‘Al\ TING & PAPERING. Remodeling and general hom repas lowest prices; uum-re:h furnish o - ed: ‘easy mon SISSON, Col._33. ¥ ivead. PAI No Cash Necessary. Small monthly payments. ing, plastering. roofing, earpentry ing and g\'ncrnl house’ repairs; workmanship at lower © prices: gmrm[x‘n Eiyen; we wo snywher rating Co., Geor, Georgia_2400. e e PAPERING — Work done _now at_ special prices. Rooms. $6 up. _Prompt umnnon J. Egdal, 3559 10th st. n.w. Adv’flu PAPERING —Insist_upon ood WOrk: ro scraped dry. cracks filled, and papered charmingly. $7.90. We disinfect free. 8‘ - antee Dec. Co., Ad. 8666-J. 648 Newton pl. PAPERING PAINTING 30 Gionds: sest me scraped or cl FLOORS sreend ¢ detofi s nev. J. W. BREE, B e g PAPERING AND P (Mo cam mecersarr: Toe. Heating, DUid zaravés 1oy and ‘tiase Hmodolmv electric wiring and Free elumlle: WOrk guara: lhc Home Decorators, Inc., 1009 9th St. N.W. Metropolitan_0854. APERING. PAINTING. PA Rooms papered, $6 up: sanitarily scraped by steam. Interlor, exterior painting. Esti- mates free.” Earle Jord; PAPERHANGING, PAINTING- lnurmr “and exterior; guaranteed work: estimates given 8. J. Koran, 1350 Newton st. n.e. North 0588, PAPERHANGING—Work of the better Kind: 17.45 room, scraped dry, cracks fllied. No-Ha Dec. Co.. 802 10th_n.w. Met. 9727, Rooms, 35 up, _Demand guaranteed work. _sie TING. small _monthly pas stucco. ake your own selections. No job too large or small. 1 Estimates cheerfully given. ntic 3783-J. 3 Paperhanging and Painting. Rooms pavered, 35 up. Deal direct with BEnATic. ok, bever Work for less mope Rooms papered, PAPERANGING g George, 2120 18th st nws fm}r’x‘:tomTug"No'r"fm‘c"; nd Knabe T Percy Foster Co. X Geo, M. Waiker. Col. 4706, 101 Allisom nw Guttering, spouting, ¥ paint- I(UUI I\(J’ ing, furnace cleaning, re- pairing: reasonsble. Ajax Roofing Co., No. LT O 3 heating, furnace and latrobe R‘ )L)I l\( > repairing; lowest prices, best. work. Salus Roof Co., North 10114. TILE REPAIRING, soap holders towel bars; estimating. . G, K. Thompson, 825 1t Lincoln_6425-W. « AL formerly head AN'S bring small antiques. 1819 Adams Ml d. v TECHNICAL SPANISH-ENGLISH TRANSLA- tions: legal, commercial or soclal, by petent collése and law eraduste (LLM. & MPL): expert research work of any d scription done, your or my own office. Metropolitan 3851, AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL ing_prices. Fit and satisfaction d. Expert iady and gentleman_at. ndants to care for your every want. Peo ples Drug Store No. 7, 1107 G st. n. ELDERLY PERSONS AND CONVALESCENTS | given every care; selected diet: homey atmos- phere. For particulars call superintendent, Adams 5346, 1 NURSE WILL GIVE BEST OF CARE TO inyalids or aged in’ aulet home near An- napolis: auto Tides: rates reasonable. Ad- YOUNG LADIES, Catholic, force; exceptionally ple ence unnecessary. 1L 1210 Peoples’ Life Ins. Bldg., 14th & n.w. o ———— HELP—DOMESTIC. COGK and general Bouseworker. Wl White, ex- perienced: stay nights. 110 Lel “eners Chase, Md. Phone Wisconsin 2803-W. for local sales PRESSER—Experienced machine presser for silk work. Apply Bergmann’s, dry cleaners, Rosslyn, Va. 'PRESSER wanted. _Apply 1014 18th st n.w. BALES M. _opening for a man of proven ability as a sales manager, capable of directing and training a force of men and closing about 75 per cent of their deals: this position i5 selling product of the largest corporation in America and carries a ry plus commission on all sales made by | your men. Apply, stating age, experience, references and whether you want a perma- nent connection. = Address Box 123-A, Star olca ™) - Y SALESNAN ore Falline o dres ST TTOer trade, to take orders on new article; liberal commission: full time or side line, Address Box 194-B, Star office. LT SALESMEN—Catholic, desirous of connection with & large organization on & pleasant out~ door proposition, willing to_consider $25 at permanent position and & gogd 1l Call 8-10 or -6~ Room 1910 Peoples 4th & H_sts. n.w. MA ER_and_short-order Cook, for night work, Address Box ce. LESMEN—Industrial bank in operation now: 'expansion program requires sdditional capital; strong local line up, with excellent_support.’ 629 Tower Blde 'SHOEMAKER, only first_class need apply: white only; steady job. Stein’s Shoe Repair Co.. 627 E n.w. STATE DISTRIBUTORS for two entirely new lines—changeable letter signs and restaurant racks: also tcy of same kind for sale by de- partment stores and retall merchants; no investment except for samples. Write for appointment. giving phone number, Address Box _409-A. Star office. THE J. R. WATKINS CO., manufacturers of soaps, 100d products. spices. etc, established 63 years, capitalized at $10,008000, require the services of 6 reliable men of neat ap- pearance over 25. An unusual opportunity for live wires, offéring unlimited OPPOTLUNIty for large earning and advancement. Previ- ous sales experience unnecessary but must be able to show & record of steaty previous t. Men with cars preferred. Ap- m., 5533 Illinols ave. n.w., corner experienced, WAITERS, white, hotel experience, Call 1000 Est. nw YOUNG MAN—_An active real estate office desires a young man to organize and man- age its mortgage loan department; the ap- plicant must be well educated and have ex- cellent references; maximum office €o-Opera- tion given and 'a liberal commission rangement; an opportunity for one wishing to learn the mortgage banking business! Address Box 310-B, Star office YOUNG MAN—We have an opening for & young man; must be of neat appearance and possess & falr education: this is a permanent position and offers an excellent opportunity: resident of northwest section preferred. Call in person between 12 and 4, Emerson & REAL ESTATE SALESMEN—We desire 10| ¢ add several experienced men to our sales de- partment. Write or phone for appointment, Nat. 6799, ROBERT W. SAVAGE, Union Trust Building 50 CHAUFFEURS. Some for extra work for Easter holidays, | in_now and Apply some for steady work. Get make big money driving Bell Cabs. BELIL CAB CO.,, 1217 L St. N.W. GOOK. white! plair cook; Iares family; 180, Phone’ Cleveland 8137. COOK_ AND GEN!RAL Hovflzmnb— Stay ‘nighter ‘ref. * 8617 Grove st. Chevy dress x_368-A, Star office. ;.'m.'::“%flmn., 35 iy e e "a‘*@é'flfi ES s B G o eel it Sl sl el il a7 A %'3&2 ol o B | cm A“'D Tflm REQ G speclal diet given every care: refined, qujet atmosphere: special rates. Adams 3063. ALL DRESSES AND LADIES’ COATS cleaned, $1: men's suits and overcosts, 75c. Howard’s Odotless Cleaners. Btores all over fown. Kash and karrs: Phone Wis. 2437. GENB AL HOUSEWORKER wanted. eldeny stay nights: $15 month. Cali after § Clements, 1445 Ridge pl. ge. GIRL. white, wented for general Housework: must” have reference and experlence. Col. 3463 4815 17th st. nw. HOUSEKEEPER, refined, middle cook; Catholic 'preferred: referen home, 2 adults. '1220 La: tomac 0476-J after 5 p. WOMAN, white: housekeeping for 1o laundry. Call 3213 Newark st. n.w., Cleve- WOMAN. settled, light housework 3 davs short hours; 33 week, more if satis- Potomac 541 BOOKKEEPER and salesman desires tion: start immediately on small sa graduate Eastman National Business College. Phone North 1523, BRICKLAYER, fair plasterer and painter wants work. Address Box 161-B, Star office. CHILDREN ~BOARDED, KINDERGARTEN o W of care given: rensonable. SWEDISH MASSAGE BY cmAmmn MAS- seuse; hours 9 to 8. “ABSOLUTELY NO CASH fouuired Faintine. pavering. simbing, car- gentering, clectric’ wiring foofine. ce The GENERAL CO‘H‘RACHNG CO. 92% New York Ave. N.W. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WILL ACCEPT late model auto in exchangs for better grade rooming house. filled, neas Hervard and 14th, This place is & ‘ home snd wil mgke money for you. dress Box 441-A. Star office. FOR 8. SALE—Shoe-repairing shops. o5 nE 5%. and K s nor Lincoln DELICATESSFN = ~ CONFECTIONERY fine opportunity, 2308 Pa. ave. 10420. LOCATION for antiate o Tor's. denlicg only in American or_ English anc tiques. Maison d'Art, nu R. 1 ave. FOR SALE—Small jewelry, optical Tepair store: business established: 3ccount of fllness. 1261 Wis. ave. NEED VERY SMALL CAPITAL to 3 paying. high-class and professional bustness. 1n instalments with DIOtRction By Betual results, D Bot protection by actual res: e finiees you are serious. = Address Box 400-A Star_office. LUNCH ROOM, excelient location; complete- Iy cauipped; 'paying business: 'low rent. Price, 1,500, * Address Box 228-B, Star office, DELICATESSEN, CONFECTIONERY; best 10- cation; rent, $75 month, store and § rooms; equipped and stocked:' excellent business. Price, $3,200. Address Box 175-B, Star office. REED BEAU' SHOPPE, 505 12th ST. N.W. Met. 9461, Shampoc marcels, = finger waves, 50c. Permanents, Eugene and PI( - erick, §7.50._The Lemuir for 35. WORK DONE BY EXPERTS, Pm‘fii‘hon- erate, work guaranteed: if you are in doubt acout your halr, ask our advice. MILLER. 908 14th Sio W 10 PUSH-UP WAVE —$6.50— Ringlet ends: needs no finger waves. Only Génuine Of Pads Used. NEW YORK SHOP, 2. T, Ave. Met. 4315. DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY for_sale, doing 3200 cash business per week. Come, st h, then buy. Owner retir- ing_Pive lease, §75 per month rent. 1337 1ith » - CAFETE /CH—Business 3128 Pet day; veason for selling at bt me-. 33,500, Address Box 190-B, Star office. 'ROOMING OUBI. 16 rooms, best located income over $300 mo.; rent~ al, $125: ba B CRRTEY B 10th St © DISTRIBUTOR EOR WASHINGTON: EXCLUSIVE RIGHT. SohT! uuwt CASH. SRGFITS STORES WE CARRY A SUATL. THVESTAMENT. BOX 177-B. STAR OFFICE. * CHAUFFEUR, colored, expert, 18 years ex- perlence. " Cail after § p.m.; Teference from legation. Adams 1638. - 3° EMPLOYER wants to place good, reliabl colored chauffeur in private family st once; excellent references. Clev. 3446. 3512 Rit- Fonloube ek ©, o .F - oial g FILIPING desires position as chauffeur, buf ler ‘or plain cooking. city and country} ref- erence.Address Box 256-A, Star office.’ FILIPINO—Butler, _experienced, driving and_good cook; referency Box_189-B. Slar office. FOOD CHECKER—A middle age, America: Star office. GARDENER-FLORIST, wist gf references. *Addreis Box 4 ce. MAN, white; experienced chauffeur, under- stands care of invalids; best references. Apt. 1. 3020 Dent pl. n.w. MAN, youns: experienced painter and wood worker, careful driver; wants work any kind. Atlantic 3 MEAT CUTTER, experienced, tion._ Apply 205'C st. PHARMACIST, registered, chain-store ex- perience. age 32, desires position. Sam S0~ well. 3500 14th st. n.w.. B. 33. BTEWARD or assistant; American; age 35; A-L peference: salary no oblect. Address Box 276-B, Star office. DTILITY or janitor of s Targe .‘anen am 4 carpenter, have 3rd class engireer's licthse" ant Tands, Wik a8y (001s: ‘BC08 Ser- erence. _Call West 0481, o WATCHMAN. middle age, white; best of rel- erence. _Address Box 193-B, Sanomce (3 YOUNG | FILIPINO wants on, small family, butler or houseboy,” bachelor "pY ferred] good refs. 2116 P st n.W., Apt, 33. YOUNG MAN, colored, neat, desires Dnllllon as experienced butler; best of reference Ehane Notth SRR IEIE e YOUNG MAN, 25, desires work in offic high school, fwo 'years college; references. Address Box 165 2 SITUATION—WOMEN. carte, any Airess " Box B, itio -B, Star of- s1* wishes posi- MAN, 25 TO 50. Large corporation, resources over $25,000.- 000, has obening for energetic, wide awake man_ for outside work. We can offer per- manent_position, straight commission basis, ry profitable present return: future ad- cement. ~ Not insurance, stocks, real ate, books nor house-to-house canvassing. ut very high-grade work. Address Box 140-B. Star_office. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE —between ages 18 and 23, to learn theater business. Apply Fox Theater, Mr. Tatreau, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. DRIVER-SALESMAN —for laundry route ; must put up cash bond, Address Box 90-1, Star office. IIILP—ME‘I AVD WOMENA COUPLE. white, settled, to do light work 1n gxchange for modern’apt. Call Caitol Heights 414-F or North 8756 after 6 p.m. BALESPEOPLE, selling, several’ nationally known lines. Stewart house-to-house and _ store use-to-hou: $ie WANTED—AGENTS. MEN OR WOMEN, colored, several, to learn the real estate business; good opportunity i0%earn while you learn and. ultimately set ?u own income limit; not necessary to e qu; wx present emiployment untll you n dotng so.” Your principal nm prs inteqrity, and ener mmmua Bail's ostel and ser ol hforma- Hon: Adaress Box 160-2, Star ofice: INSTRUCTION COURSES. ANY car or our car. & G _LESSO! by licensed white men: your Call any time, Adams 3480. JAZZ, POPULAR MUSIC IN 2 pjanc, gax. banjo. guitar, et Buy, mstrament. — Chri Vith 8t now. Dist, 121 LADY, cultured, wishes position as travelers’ companion: can furnish the best af refe ences. Address Box st NURSE—Registered nurse (nof es position as _companion, preferably with some one going North for Summer; refer- ences: sufficient salary to meet existing ob: lizations. _Address_Box 89-B, NURSE, bractical, wants position: reasgn- salary; light' housework. Address Box 1 Star office NURSE, undersraduate, wishes position: prei- eubly_dny ork: Eood references. Address Sevin “vears' of secre- sood Phone accurate, neat worl tarial and general office experience; reference from former employer: Hyattsville 1456-J. WOMAN, colored, reliable, work; personal reference. ants part-time Phone Potomac WOMAN_Refined, mid ddleged white woman as_housekeeper for small %mily: no laundry; furnished. " North 7493-W. MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING TO WESTERN ILLINOIS, APRIL l. through Peor:! ind Springfleld; room for 2 or 3 passengers; references exchanged. A. 900 D st. n.e. DRIVING TO CALIF. ABOUT APRIL 10. Take iwo passengers; Call Lincoln 2156, Sunday or evenings after 6 .m. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ‘The following business concerns g ers. to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215, ANTIQUES and 1 [ furni- Afe Sofinianed, ‘chairs Saned: Ga.’ 20813, W. L. Ruffner. = EF%S‘W oh 3 e Rrash: Mativens Goo 51 wfif‘ml ING RENOVATED, springs, mattresses, h ther mat.; dow ;oghrh eal Bedding Co.. 042 B Bw. ING of all kinds re uua Snd steril %, Brocess y, Healin B S FEmet S0 f an rices. th_st. n.'. tur 07! CARPENTES {mD 1o vEmimnce 1opa porches, partitions, floors, shelving, odd jobs sny time. J. Rowell, Met. 2146, 604 Srd n.w. CARPENTER & JOBBERForches screencd, inclosed; general repairing; 1 bu Brining, 1359 Taylor st. n. TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSI SEE US FIRST. CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO. LARGEST BUSINESS BROKERAGE CON- CERN ~IN WASHINGTON. ESTAB. 1923. §th FLOOR DIST. NATL BANK BLDO. TEL. MET. 4813. 1408 G ST. N.W. M o g BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. An opportunity of & lifetime for s.man of selling abiifty and who feels capabie of forming an organization to work county wide. This offer comes from an established corporation who are expanding into new territory Wwith a proven product thi every type of business and every hom prospect. Your customers' initial im ment keeps declaring its own dividends from the day of installation. This 1§ a permanent business and the man we are locking for must be aggressive, and of a good reputation and must command enoush capital to install his ovn organizs- tion. Prompt replies are necessary, Address X 41-B, Star office. SALE OR LEASE—Gasoline station and home next door. One' of the best locations in the Dis- trict. W. L. Hughes, 3107 Blad- ensburg rd Lincoln 0237. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 1* CARPENTER- BUILDER—Remodeling, repa ing property, cabinetwork, shelving, windows: Teas.: est. R. Walter, 2100 18th. g CARPENTERING, SHELVING, closing iz porch and pullding, sen eling, painting._CallJ. E. Gillis, We CHAIR CANEI —Parel '°="" CHAIR CANTING oty vt ANTIQUE chest of drawers, lovely old ms- hogany with solid cherry top, colonial; s g A A R T solid brass pulls; both {n_wonderful condi- tion: will sacrifice. Call Clev. 1098. ANTIQUESTester and panel bed, Duncen ‘hyfe” drop-leaf table: about la appraised alue: must be sold. Union Storage & Trans- for oo 620 20th st. n.w. West 0066. DECORATING-PAINTING, RComplete Service. Ph. Met. 4315. R. H. BRYANT, 926_New York Ave. N.W. AUTOGRAPHED letters of [Eresidents, sfater men; documents, stamp collections, oid coins bought. Hobby Shop, 1427 Fn.w, Dist. 1272. ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES—§ rooms, 2 halls and bath complete, $50; guar- anteed,” Get my estimates; save time and money. H. M. Nortn 6 ELECTRIC WIRING. We will wire your 6-room house, including fxtures, inside service, for $50; cash or terme, o, nteregt. ~First payment May 1o Peoplé’s Home Improvement 527 gt Wy Room 301 Metropolitan 6004. - 310 ELECTRICAL WREG.— Expertly done, priced l’llhl G. V Rtnetll 2107 K }yw ‘West NM (o FLOOR WORK, expert. Old floors made like new. Prices reasonable. Work guaran- teed. C. Deaton, 2010 £t Pot. 0967, 31+ EXPERT foor l:kl‘l‘lfizéun l:;lvln& Serene. 28 N. ¥. Fae 56 FLOORS Ecnned. Tefinished, palni- papering, clectrical re- patrs, general Soring Tenoveiing. . No cash own: payments easy. BUDGET PLUMBING & HEATING C¢ MAN AND WIFE, colored, want place itor; city references. Address Box I Star office. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. cowlu:n—wunt eneral housework COOK wants piacs; private Ty oF board- ing_house. )8_Corcoran st. n.w. 00K, wencral l;ouurhoorkovr. e colored lenced. worker, thor competes l!:_fl:l obliging; I'I‘Grll\lfll! orth 201 COOK OR MAID, nrst-class, wishes {5 Private Iamily; Gity references. 3528 51h DA 10-3; Déne Andarson. GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Golored _ Woman wishes part or full time; best Teference. 1403 h North 8654-W. m:'... i FLOORS scmu!m AND FINISHED; achine of ' hand work NASH FLOOR 0. 1016 20th st est 1 FLOORS 94 Co., 773 10th st. 5. WOrK, every descrip.; reas.; guar.; FLOOR poe e niners. sanding ma- chines for rent, easily operated. L. T. Folk, 5357 Sherrier pl. n.w. Clev. 0538, GENERAL REPAIR WORK of all Kinds, estl- mates freely given, terms if desired; first- class_work. _Met. 4301, Clev. 0216. . m ING AND PLUMBING—Both new and air work. Ol brmers saciu our g, Time payments ar L 73 or 17 9t n. HEATING & PLUMBING. Let us explain our “Summer plan” of fsed. "Nomort e on 3our brovery. “Huaet | io mo; n udge imbing & Heating Co. Lincoin 10811 1i* BABY CARRIAGE- “Twii ‘excellent :und)» BAfi‘ TUBS, orick ana_bullding material— We are teating down 3 city blocks of 60 houses for U. §. Government at riew totan- ical garden site. This material in excelient condition, is nn ale at either of our 3 !lrdl where our stock gives you the fre st ;e.l‘e’gllxn‘n I.‘ lhe lowest price in the city. We ave Jars Bged brick, i n dowa: doors, sush: pibe, bath fubs, 7 plumbing and heating materials’ which w6 are selling at bargain prices. Come to either ofour vards: we will save you mone, HECHINGER CO. HOUS] G DEPT. Main Office—_i5th and na:il e Downtown: _____Brightwood—5924 455" G “Ave- N.w. BATTERIE: suto 3 live colls and condition; $1. h, while they last. ~At- lantic_Junk c:; 330 Fla. ave. n. NPORT SI overstuffed: used few months; sacri 1. 1465 Columbia rd. BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, all & complete stork supplies: table and cue re. pairing; best workmanship, Conn Billiard & Bowling Supply Co.. 810 9th n.w. mn XWOOD—24 bushes, tree variety: ing 50 vears old: on nearby Virgin i bly REGISTERS, rebuilt, A0 end ub; rocelpt, fertns, no {aterest. 080 1508 5 ut. era tures of Inc.. 914 Cvoster ‘mahogan; E:cker. cane back an North 4383. 3518 B , neat, W . part-time plain cooking, ~general houst k; dependable, ann keys, 25 cents: ma KEYS—] hile you wait. Turner & Clarks Met._3005. AU'I‘O LESSONS for permit; eas -mn free wheeling; cars furn.’ Call Bor (ol Reliable). Met. 1809. 644 B s.w. 1436 8 st. n.w. GIRL, colored, neat, wants general house- Fork 'and cooking -0 ood city ref. Call Dec. Private mruu\m--uu, .T‘c Saces, iaii m otne e ear Soth and B 3¢ GIRE, colored; ooy e nmo'E private ublic; 1o Kingman pl. B Betwiean 19th, T1th, B and G st ¥, ins st. n. "ARY"—Copy upon o.f"':@" & BUPSd, G | m CIVIL SERVICE FXAMINATION: s IMIII euehln- will inerease y.o"x Pay o w GIRL, colored, anis work ms nurss Sing morninss; relerences. 1948 13th GIRL, colored, wishes general housework, maid_part_time; reference. ;‘Drfll “l‘” 1221% New York ave. n. LAWN MO new Wnd used: epEEt sharpening and repairing 'I\ rollers an rent, old mower in méa Lawn Mower Sorvice, 917 11th st. n. 9322. i e TR I ou_money. Relerance. ESKS, surplus from U. 5 S also tremendous saving: new 'll‘h!! closeouts and. second c.huput Nmou graire, hics, safese Furn. Co.. 430 8th n.w. ml. irnitare. desks. tab ”"cm':“' file _cabins safes and furniture.” You Son, 616 B st