Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1931, Page 34

BARLOW CONCERT ON WAL TONIGHT #Symphonic Dances” From| #Daphnis and Chloe,” Or- chestra Program Feature. Howard Barlow's Symphony Orches- tra, by special requesi, will play tonight in its weekly radio concert, the “Sym- honie Dances” from “Daphnis and Ehloe" of Ravel. The program, to be broadcast by | 'WMAL and other Columbia Broad(:l‘(-i ing System stations, also contains the} overture to Flotow's “Martha.” the “Allegretto” from the “Third Symphony in P” of Brahms, and the “Children’s March” of Grainger. Henry and George will dedicate their program of “minute dramas” to Balti- more. Aside from the musical selections there will be five “blackout” sketches. Morton Downey. tenor, again will be the featured soloist in the theater pro- gram to be broadcast at 9:30 o'clock. He will sing “Please Don't Talk About Me"” and “Undern-ath Your Window .\ | Other WMAL Attractions. The weekly resume of the political | situation in Washington by Frederic| William Wile, and 15 minutes of comedy | by Ritchy Craig. jr.. are among WMAL's | other outstanding Columbia altractions The station’s features of local origin in- clude the Washington Musical Art Gal lery program to be presented by Daniel | Thew Wright. 3d. baritone, and Eula Alexander, pianist, and the weekly broadcast by “Radio Joe and his Budg:t | Boys.” “Radio Joe” will dedicate his program to the “Clean-Up Campaign.” A medley of ragtime tunes especially arranged by Frank Black will feature the Happy Bakers' progrdm tonight over WRC and other National Broad- casting Co. stations. The program also contains such numbers as “Hallelujah” from “Hit the Deck” and “Where's That Rainbow?" from “Peggy Ann.” On Plantation Program. Prank Crumit will be featured in the Tole of composer, sololst and accom- panist during the Plantation program. His solo numbers will be “Donald the | Dub” and “I'd Rather Be a Lobster Than a Wise Guy.” Six popular melodies will be played by Coon-Sander's Orchestra in the Frolic program., The principal num- bers will be “‘Happy Little Tube” “Down the Old Back Road” and “Underneath the Falling Leaves." ‘The Musical Magazine and dance music by B. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra are among WRC's other N. B. C. attrac- tions. The station’s features of local origin include a program by Rice's Dance Orchestra and an organ recital by Otto F. Beck. Major Radio Features SPEECHES. “The Political Situation in Washington Tonight,” by Frederic William Wile, | WMAL, €:01: “What Is Ahead in | Teaching” by Dr. W. S. Small, | WMAL, 6.17. DRAMA. Amos 'n’ Andy, WRC, 6:00: Sally Soth- ern Sketches, WMAL, 7:15; Minute Dramas, WMAL, 8:00; “Mr. and Mrs,” WMAL, 9:00. VARIETY. Phil _ Cook, comedian, WRC, 6:30; “Radio Joe and His Budget Boys, WMAL, 6:30: Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit, WRC, 7:00; Arthur Pryor's Band, WMAL, 7:00; the Frolic, with Coon-Sanders' Orches- tra, WRC, 7:30:. Happy Bakers, ‘WRC, 8:30; Richy Craig, jr, com- edian, WMAL, 9:15; Radio Play- house, WMAL, 9:30; Ann Leaf at the organ, WMAL, 11:30, CLASSICAL. Howard Bariow's Symphony Orchestra, WMAL, 8:30. Y DANCE MUSIC. Rice's Orchestra, WRC, 5:30; Rolfe’s _ Orchestra, WRC, B A 9:00; WMAL, WMAL, HIGHLIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5—Topics in Brief, by Lowell Thomas—WJZ, WBZ, KDKA, | WRVA and WHAM | 00—The Voters' Service: “Emerging Issues of the 1932 Campaign,” by Senators La Follette of Wis- consin, Walsh of Montana and Hastings of Delaware—WEAF, WSAR, WFIL WCSH, WCAE, WGY and WSMB, €:15—Minialure Movies; Gus Van— WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and KWK. 5—"Daddy and Rollo,” script act— WABC, WCAU, WCOA and| WKEW. 7:00—Paul Whiteman's Orchestra— | WJZ, WBAL, KDEA, WRVA, WLW, WBZ and WJAX. 0—Mabel Garrison, soprano — WBAL. 00—Household Celebrities: Adolph Dumont's Orchestra—WJz, | WBZ, WBAL and WHAM. | 8:30—Death Valley Days. dramatic | sketch—WJzZ WBZ, WBZA, | KDKA, WHAM and WRVA 9:00—Works of Great Composers; | Lucllle Clemons, pianist—WBAL, WBZA, KDKA, WHAM and WRVA. 1 9:30—Clara, sketch WBZ. KDKA. | 9:45—Boswell Sisters: vocal and in- | strumental solos—WJZ KDKA.J | Lu and Em: humorous WJZ, WJB, WREN, WBZA, WHAM and| WHAM. WGAR and WJR 10:00—Amos 'n’ Andy, second broad- cast WMAQ, WSB, KWK, KTHS, WHAS, WSM, WFAA WMC and KFAE, 30:30—Organ recital by Archer Gibson —WJZ. WBZ, WBAL, KDKA and WHAM 11:00—The Marylanders The Dial Log. Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. Keys. Keys. 260 700 ..1060 670 990 1000 609 710 660 980 790 1110 820 740 750 1070 760 920 870 ..1020 WEAL. WABC .. ‘WBAL .. WBZ ... WCAO .. WEAF .. WGY YVHAS . WLW .ooeene WMAQ ... wOoC WOR WPG WRVA WSB WTAM . WWJ KYW Flashes from The Evening Star, a resume of world mews, is broad- cast daily by WMAL at 5:45 o’clock will "pep up* your set W THE EVENI Today on the Radio (All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) 315.6 Meters. 950 KHocycles. RC 3:00—United States Navy Band. 3:45—"Intermingling_of Oriental and Occidental Culture,” by former Gov. Farrington of Hawail, 4:00—Afternoon tea. % 4:30—"What Happened to Jane? 4 —The Lady Next Door. 5:00—News flashes. :10—Correct time. 5:11—Peter Van St 5:25—"The Job Fun eeden’s Orchestra. nament,” by George J. Adams. 5:30—Rice’s Dance Orchestra. 6:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 6:15—The Wilkins Man. 6:30—Phil Cook, comedian. 6:45—Dodge Quartet. 7:00—Julia 7:30—The Frolic With Coon-Sanders’| Sanderson and Frank Crumit. Orchestra 8:00—Musical Magazine. 8:30—The Happy Baker: 9:00—B. A. Roife's Dance Orchestra. 10:00—Slumber music. 10:30—Cab Calioway Orchestra. 11¢00—Weather forecast. 11:01 _Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. 12:00—Guyon's Orchestra, 12:30 to 1:00a—La Salle Orchestra, 6302 7:00a- Early Program Tomorrow, Tower Health Exercises. Sene and Glenn 15a—Morning devotions. 30a— Cheerio. 8:00a—Parnassus Trio 8 15a—Campbell's Orchestra. 8:45a—Food program 9:00a—National Home hour. 10:00a—The Blue Streaks 10:15a—Radlo Household Institute. 10'45a—United States Army Band. 11: 113 | 11'45a—On Wings of Song (continued) 00a—On Wings of Song. 15a—Hal Kemp's Orchestra. 12:00m—Organ recital and dental talk. 12:30-—National Farm and Home hour. 2:00- 3 3 3 0—Men’s Fashion Talk. —Margaret Everett. soprano. ~Woman's Radio Review. 00—Edna Wallace Hopper. 15—Eastman Symphony Orchestra. 30—Mabel Wayne Orchestra. 4:00 to 4:30—The Lady Next Door. WMAL 475.9 Meiers. 630 Kilocycles. 3:00—Ttalian Idyll. 3 30—National Student Federation program. d Wrestling Tour- | 9 10 10 |1 {12 12 12 1 2 3 3 3 4 4 | 4 | 8 | 8 6 6 6 ¢ 7 8 8 10 10 |10 |12 12 12 9 10 | | 4.00—Civil Service Employment Op- 4 4 portunities. 10—Songs by Frank Ross. 15—"Adventures in Words, Frank H. Vizetelly. 4:30—Bert Lown's Orchestra 4:45—Georgia Campbell, contralto. 5:00—Program by the National Se-|portant, to convey something of that significance to her hearers curity League. 5:15—"The Georgetown Garden Pil- grimage,” by Mrs. F. P. Keyes. 5:20—Harry Tucker's Orchestra, 5 5 5—Candy contest. 0—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:00—Correct time. ington Tonight,” William Wile. 5—Program resume. 7—'What is Ahead in Teaching?" by appreciate art. ex| | WOL 40a—Hints to housewives. 0a—Milk dishes. :30n—Style tall :00a—Sacred hour. 0m—Correct time, 0—Luncheon Ensemble. 0—Old King Tut. :30—Afternoon Musicale. 2289 Meters. 1,310 Kiloeycles. :00—Sports program. :30—Nuwanu K. Kalli, guitarist. :45—Tea Time Chatters. :00—"Hi Lites.” :15—Katherine Deale, planist. :30—Organ reveries. :00—Dance music. 30—One-Time Opportunities. :00—Dinner music. :15—National Theater Players. :30—Studio feature 45—"Contract Bridgs,” by Cecil Burke. :00—Musical program. 20—News flashes. :30—Ralston’s Orchestra. :00—Hints on Radio Playwriting. :05—Organ_Reveries. Hawailan 8:15—Earl Carbauh, baritone. :30 to 9:00—Mohican Male Sextet, Early Program Tomorrow. :00a—Musical Clock. :00a—Birthdays. 10a—Musical program. 00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 20a—Public Service Man. 30a—Request program. 00m—Jerry Jernigan, pianist. 5—Recordings of Famous Violinists :30 to 1:00—Paul D. Gable, organist 434.5 Meters. 690 Kilocycles. 55—Time signals. 00—Weather report. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. ARBARA MAUREL, Columbia contralto, believes firmly that a woman must know life in order to become & great singer also that she must know and The wider a singer's perience and culture, she thinks, the | greater her ability to feel the true sig- | ks ficance of fine music, and, more im- Miss Maurel's own background is rich | and diversified and her cuiture has been absorbed from both sides of the Atlantic. She sings in five :1—"The Political Situation in Wash- ! likewise by Prederic speaking acquaint- languages has a ance with them. n She was born ear Strasbourg. by Dr. W. S. Small of the Uni- in Alsace-Lorraine, and the conflicting national influences versity of Maryland. 6:30—Radio Joe and his Budget Boys. 7 T 7 0—Arthur Pryor’s Band. 5—Sally Sothern Sketches. 30—Kaltenborn Edits the News. 7:45—Bards from Iceland. 8:00—Minute Dramas. 8:30—Howard Barlow’s Symphony Or- chestra. 9:00—"Mr. and Mri 9:30—Radio Playhouse, featuring Ern- | 10: 10: 15—Richy Craig, jr. comedian. est Lubitsch, German film di- rector. 00—Fletcher Henderson's Orchestr: 15—Washington's Musical Art Gal- lery—Dan Thew Wright, 3d, baritone, and Eula Alexander, planist. il;:!o—mnx Edward Orchestra. 11 124 00—Lotus Orchestra. 30—Ann Leaf at the organ. 00—Weather report. Early Program Tomerrow. 8:00a—Morning Moods. 9 0a—Tony’s Scrap Book. 45a—The Dutch Girl. 00a—"Beauty From the Kitchen,” 15a—Melody Parade. 9.30a—"The Care and Feeding of Hus- bands.’ 9:45a—Fashion Facts of 1931. 10:00a—Talk by Ida Balley Allen. 10: 10: 10:; 15a—The Gas Kitchen. 20a—Ida Bailey Allen’s Page. Interior Decorating Barrett. Editorial 15 by Joan 11:00a—Paul Tremaine's Orchestra. 11: | 12:00m—Park Central Orchestra. 12: 30a—Columbia Revue, 30--Concert Ensemble. 1:00—Columbia Artists’ Recital, 1 2t 3: 4 | WISV 3 P IR T Y 30—Ann Leaf at the organ. 6C—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 30-—The Three Doctors. 45 —Syncopated Silhouettes. 00—United States Navy Band. 00 to 4:30—Asbury Park Orchestra. 2054 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 00 —Afternoon Musicale. 30—Newt Beall, crooner. 00—The “M" Trlo. 30—Honolulu Beach Boys. 00-—Science and History. 15—Along Route 50. 00—Musical Interlude. 15—The Sports Reporter. 20—News flashes, 30—Classified program. Time signal. 30—Myer Goldman's Orchestra. 00—Cameron Club presentation. 15—Progrem by the So of the American Revolution. “National Defense,” by Brig. Gen. John 20:s Delafield: “The Fallacles of Communism.” by Mrs. Wil- liam Sherman Walker; solos by Mrs. Edward McAdams. 15—Roland Wheeler. baritone. 30 lAddltss on “The Independent ndustry. 45— Jarboe’s Night 20—King's Fiddlers. 00—Bluebird’s Orchestra. 00—Weather report. Hawks, Early Program Tomorrow. 00a—Down South in Dixie. 20n—Weather report and grand- father’s clock. 3 Radio Ol @ Service EDWARDS RADIO SERVICE 9th & Mass. Ave. N.E. LI. 9118 LI. 4995 OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS ™ WILKINS COFFEE there m |of |w Ri tri m: 1l acter ing showed evidence of planist, her parents sent her bac | Europe. She went to Germany to study phlllo the | same time discovered the possibilities | of her voice. phia, she spoke of her vocal ambitions and, receiving parental encouragement, once again set out for Europe, time to study with the noted Jean de ertoire cluded such operas as “Tales of Hofl- left their s on her char- before she oved with her family, when still & ckild to the United States. celved the balance She re- Barbara Maurel, but when she real talent as a o her early school- in Philadelphia, ith Mannheim masters, but at Returning to Philadel- eszke. Returning to the United States, Miss Maurel made her American debut with the Boston Opera Co. as leading con- In spite of her youth her rep- alto. was extremely varied. It in- “Samson and De- “Martha,” and an” ah,” “Rigoletto,” “Carmen” “Madame Butterfly. | |mADIO IERV‘IE‘EM A7 PRISON OUTBREAK FOILED BY WARDEN; GIRL 15 WITNESS An attempted jail delivery —in the new “SALLY SOTHERN SKETCHES" WMAL TONIGHT at 7.15 tune *Jest for Fun’’ you'll enjoy the “Blue Ribbon Malt” Jester Richy Craig, Jr. TONIGHT 9:15 Eastern Standard Time WMAL and C. B. S. Stations this NG STAR, WASHINGTON, CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. Por Bunday, §:30 . At the Branch Ai hour earlier, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions Death Notices and Lost Pound advertisements for The Daily Star will ccepted up to noon day of issue. except Satu day and Legal Holidays, when the closing time is 10:20 am. Death Notices and Lost and Pound 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. e ————————— HELP—MEN. FOT. White, to unpack §oods; 39 at start. 617 La. ave i i BOY, colored, for drug_store; must furnish Telerences. Applv 208 Mass. ave, n.e. afier 16 pm. Wednesdny. BOOKKEEPER. typist, shipping clerk. sales- man: Washingtonian: answet in_handwrit; tx. giving gualifications, a ecfed "address Box 304-1. Star office CEMENT FINISHER, good. 7th and Quin- fana bl nw 130 CHAUSFEUR wanted for paper box truck. Apply Columbla. Specially Paper Box Co.. P S CHEF. white. competent ieferences. State salary, | Star_ofmce. ; COLLECTOR and salesman with automobile, fostailment business. Union Credit Cloth- e T T e e DRIVER-SALESMAN Tor ianndry route, ex- erience not esseutial. good opportunity for RIIEE” "Stade "Sye. experience. salary ex- pected. Address Box 330-H, Star office. * ENGINEER. pipe fitter, mechanic for smail Tauniary plant, Replies! with experience and Yeterence, 1o Box 213-H. Star office. _____ | HIGH-TYPE MAN with some chain store ex- peileiice. Men holding same position in this Dlice nie euriiing 540 weekiy. Resident of Wasnineion reauired | Apply 10 to 12. 3 10 4730 Wediiesduy. 979 National Press Blde MAN willing to apply himsel{ to a business o M3 own: resident of Washington re- Guired: Apply 6 o 8 Wed evening Bee Mr. Matchett. 979 Nationa! Press BIdE MAN to handle our business in n.w. section of clty esteblished woing concern. Must be Tuariied, ‘over 25. and of sterling ‘chatacter Plione for appointment. Mr. Emith, Nat. 3 fiom 2 to 6 pm. Tuesday. A CUTTER. experienced, for_ Thuisday. fidny and Saturday; aiso 4 experienced | case men for Saturday. Steady empioyment | exceptionally good pay. “Apply Washington | Meat Market, 1508 7ih st n.w. _ i MEAT CUTTER. expeiienced, for Thursday. Fridny ‘and Saturdav: aiso 4 experienced Case men for Saturday. Steady emplovment, exceptionaily ggod pay. APply Washington Meat Market. 1508 7th st nw i MEN. 3. for special work: salary guaren- feed with overtime: must be nent and have Apply 214 District National 1to 4 pm A nationai orew two Catholic men T30 and 34 Lo mmiaves nd 15.000 yearly Call & o 10 0r 5 to € Bide, 14tk wmust be_reliable Address Box 26-H. fair _education Bank_Bldy. from MEN, CATHOLIC Laus opening for who qualify can earn Rapid _sadvancement lous paying 33.000 sured capable met room 1210 Peuple’s Life lus. ek — MEN - Largest exclusive i bookkeeping. billing wnd addin the world frequently has ovenln lugton for youus men who i its employ on w small i : the business fiom th or Ligh schoul edu Box 25-H. address_and_telephone t mppearing. to sell A, B, C Conlon Washers and “Avex ironert ation Those weekly posi- tial income round up. prefecied Addres, education. MEN, four, n Voss, Apex, ar and A. B. C. Conlon Fiperience unriecessaiy e 3 Delwean 3 and 5 p.m . Barber 2 MEN — Good pay weekly: experlence un- Tecessary: DoOK Orders easy. New WA, guar- inteed Toses. shrubs, irees: briced right enorinous démand; free outfit. Emmens Co.. Newark. N »® MEN of expeiience. wilh automobiles. to seil new Fords: new location. new dealership | Bew organization. ~See Mr. Walshe = Eyno: Motor Co.. between 10-11 a.m . 1437 Irving st PAINTER — Must be eble to mix colol Federal Screen Co. Kensington. Md. __14° PAPERHANGERS steady- 36 & day. | 3519 13th_st. n.w Mor.. = ne PHARMACIST. reistered: state_experience and yeferences. Address’ Box 377-H. Btar office X i | HADIO SERVICE MAN. experienced. rell ble. with car: references: hours. 11 am 10 pm: ¥ood opporiunity for right man. nneds's Radio. Inc.. 3319 14th nw. SALESMAN Contacting bankers, dentists. office executives Wwith new ' specialty filiing {onk-felt need: no compelition: commission busis. Address Box 1-H, Star office, | phone Met 3713 ALESMEN wanted—Opening Tor 3 car is necessaiy 7069 for appointment. o', 934 H st n.w. _ . | SALESMEN. to sell Neon-like electric signs | to stores: price $3.50; com. $1.00. Room 908 | District Nut'l Bauk_Bide. SALESMEN wanted to sell Phone Shepherd 232 SALESMEN- We are i need of several ex enced house-to-house salesmen to com- cur orzantzall gu i tiie best 1 ‘season of the year. New wmieu shou e’ 0" Carit & splendid income immedi- ADply 1n Derson &by duy this week, to_4:30 p.m., 736 13th st. now. Mr. Pields. o B to call on retall tiade: Guick . large profils: must be able 10 carty imall amount of stock to supply immediate demand. Call Mr. Koster, Arlington Hotel, Wednesday 2 | SALESMEN- Chat.ce to earn { this year: must have car {1331 G st. nw. 9:35 shaip._____ | SHOE SALESMAN. _Apply 940 F st. n.w. _ | SOLICITOR for Home Portrait Studio. to Work in_ mearby Maryiand ‘wnd Virginia | towns. State experience. If any. and if you | Nave car. Address Box 339-H. Star office. = ! WINDOW TRIMMERS. expert ciepe paver. | with_cars: ‘aiso few beginners. ~Apply Ten- ¥ Display Service. 1113 9th st. n.w. YOUNG MEN (2) fo sive away premiums and take orders’ cnc desiradie; 6 (o 9 p.m. AMr. Outram. 1335 Col. rd 3 YOUNG MEN. if you are ont of work and ambitious see Mr. Murray. 505 In‘ernational Bide . he can place you fn & position where Yol can earn 320 5 week and betler to rtart { YOUNG MEN between the ages of 21 and 30, night work as messengers, with bicycles: zuarantee 30 cents per hour, Mr. Schryv | 1877 N. Y. ave. n.w & SALESMEN: Thoroughly experienced in boye' clothing. Apply 8. Livingston & Son. 906-908 7th nw. 50 CHAUFFEURS. We want men of character and ambition { to line up with us on new snd most liber pioposition ever offered BRLECARCO,; __1317 L St. NW. MEN, 2. To work established territory: $30 to 835 per week 10 start Tlon " exsential 37 R Watking 5533 Tilinois ave. corner of Gearuia. 12 BOYS, over 18 years of age, for our sales units, Apply aiter 2 pm. Good Tumor Tce Cream Co., 806 Rhode Island ave. n.e. |SPOTTER, experienced on gray work. 1220 23rd st. n.w. SHIPPING CLERK for dry | cleaning plant; experienced. 1220 123rd st. n.w. DENTIST OPERATOR— Good salary, permanent posi- tion; advertising office; write | experience. Address Box 482-E, Star office. 12¢ MAN, 25 TO 50. Lagke corporation. resources over 126,000 Tihs Opening for energetic. wide-awake ' for ‘outside work. We cAn' ofier Der- fent position. straight commission basis Y Droftable. present return: future ad- | VAnCement: nol fusurance. siocks. real estate. boks. nor ‘house-to-house canvassing, but 2ty nigh-grade work. Address Box i160- star office. & HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. | OY Or a1RL g snswer Bhone: wo exper: ence necessary. State age. sulaiy cxpected ddress Bus 346-H. Ster-ommce. | o CANVASSERS--New low price household liecessity. liberal ‘commissions. Every home a prospect. Apply fiom 6 10 9 pm., at 411 Sn'st. n.w. Mr. Hoyl 124 See or city and Phoiie Dis- roledo Scales in | { | Liquid real bik money Apply room 301 Apply Co, i ! | n.w. i i White wailress; country gir e STENOGR KKeepers, typists, Clerks, male and female, needed hourly: sal 5 t0 850 wk. Boyd's, 1333 F. Nat. 2338, PICIENT HOUSE HELP snd lanor of all ids promptly furnished. 'Peoples Empioy- ment Agency, Decaiur 3555, ki ) D. C, TUESDAY, SALESMEN Wanted for & new and unusual proposition; no canvassing: leads will be furnished {irouah 'an’ extensive advertising campaieii; big money for men experienced 1n sellin Stocks, bonds. Teal eatate or any form o peciaity ABply 10 to 13 a.m. or 2 ta 4 pm. Mr lonap, First Floor, W: Post’ Bullaing. T INSTRUCTION COURSE: D OPER cinating course. Tefh st at N._Y. b e OF THOBE NOW STUDYING of shorthand _wil fail, "ac- atistics. Bivd shorthand standard aystem. " A Boyd stenosraphic ' or Boyd secratnrial” cour meand A'saving of time, money. and aulcky hetter emplovment. New clas Torming. < Boyd Behool, 1333 7 n w - Nat. 2340, AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY- L Censed men. expert lady Instructress. CAll Conover. West 30683128 H st now. ' 15° SWITCHBOARD OPERATING ~ PREPARES ou; auick, thorough. complete course. $10. Fox Exchanse, 927 28th st nw. _, 12° AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, ANYWIERE, BY A 310, the be:t | Neatness and falr cduca- | licensed white men.Your or our car. Call any time. Adams 3489. sl JAZZ, POPULAR MUSIC IN 20 LESSONS. Planc, sax. banjo, Guitar. etc.: free lessons It 'you buy instrument. Christensen School, 718 11th st. n.w._Dist. 1378 Free booklet. BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT BY EXPERIS. $5.00 starts you. DAy and night classes Modern &chool of Beauty Culture, 687 Karle BRIDGE, AUCTION O] vidual of class instruction: Teasonable. Central_location. AUTO LESSONS FOR PERM parking: free wheeling: ‘cars _furn. FOSTER. (old reliable), 844 B s.w. Met. 1600. i CAN CONTROL Y MAKE HIM study and love me at the same time. Let hile; results guaranteed; experienced. ______Address Box 443-E. Star office. 1 GRADFD DICTATION--GREGG REVIE Special Students —Day or Evening. Mount Pieasant School for Secretari Tivoll Theater Bullding. 3313 14th St. N.W. Telephone Colimbia 3000 BEAUTY CULTURE, Expert Instruction. Live Models Practical Experience. _Day. Eve Cl BELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (EST. | 14th St. N.W. N. H HELP—WOMEN. CLERK. executive ability, to Take care of correspondenc rienced in foliow-up expected. B 3 ‘EU(‘ NE PERMANENT WAVER, commission; once. Apply 81 GIRLS for ali-around operat erlenced in Bonat permal me have him for nd a HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE or college stu- dent. capable of :rldlfillll Assuming respol sibility. will consider Bummer workers. Ad- dress Box 123-H. Star office. LADIES who will work two of more hours dally arranking appoin' for our repri Sentative wil receive & most liberal com: and s pleasant connection with ngton's largest firm of its kind. Po- sition will be especially interesting to those who have had real estate or other solicifa- tion experience. Call between 9 and 11 a.m,, Mr. Sparks. 3407 14th st. n.w._ . LADIES. Catholic. would you be willing to work six hours dally for & dollar an hour? Will show you how to do it. Call, 8 to 10 or 5-6. Room 1210 Peopie’s Life Ins. Bld bt and H sts. n.w S MANICURIST. all_sround uve . one block south of MARCELLER, ator, necded rl. 1007 Conn, ayflower. _ 12% xpert and _all-round over: s Gnce. Zoe Beauty Shop, 116 13t st n.w. " No phone cal e NURSES- 2 “wiris interssted arsioe. not Over 38 years worniie, 1654 Col. 1d. n.w OPERATOR wanted. experienced. fur b Shou. perianent position for Flght b 1306 B St . 1 ERATOR. Leauly parlor and sver st be expert: 6 13 st n.w experien 10 sew ou dres dlans sve. Apply Sunday marcel steady ew. -selling _br! wun. Capitol Park Hotel SEAMSTRESSES (2) for drapery work. bly 2024 P st. n.w. i e SLIP COVER SEWERS, experienced. i Takecreaitis SOLICITOR for Home Portrait Studio, to work “in_ nearby Maryland and Virginia towns. State experience, if_any. and if you have car. Address Box 339-H. Star office. * WAITRESSES —Must be experienced, white. Apoly The Rose Coffee 8hop, 13th’and H Sts. nw WOMAN, colored, who kgows rolis and help around kitchen. 7 p.m.. 1800 7th st.n.w. WOMEN. 25 (colored). ca salary and commission, Ask for Dr. Wiseman. ) WOMEN. mairied preferred: stay at home and eatn good income by making few phone lls daily. Call in person, 3213 14th st, be- tween 10 and 12 am i WOMEN. _outside work: commission #nd salary: experience not necessary. Apply 7 . Wednesday, 3300 Wisconsin ave. (at Ma- Comb st WOMEN, married preferr=d. and earh good Wages by phone daily. Call fn person, 3313 14th st nw. bet. 10 aud 13 am. - 13% YOUNG GIRL to learn cake and pastry meking: 35 week und board, iucreasing [ sulary.” 646 H st ne 5 | YOUNG LADY to do wenersl office work: | some knowledye of buvkkeeping and Lyping | reauired. State experience. age and Salary expected. Address Box 32-H. Star office | YOUNG “LADY- Sienographer and Keeper. between 22 and 28 years old: Le thoruigily cabable, responsible and re- lable; saliry to bexin: $18 per week. Phone | Bist for wppolutment. Northewst Laundry, No. 4645: wsk for Mr. Gordon. | YOUNG LADY, high-school graduate, to co sect papeis in return for tuitlon: hours. to 4:30 Address Box 313-H. Star, office YOUNG WOMAN. white, huusework and care o 3: stay pihis wheen needed: salary, 340 % mouth. Plione Emerson 8855 - LADIES TO TRAVE ‘The Advertising Director of an established normal gradustes or business women: espe- clelly those who own tomobiles. Salary begins $50 00 weekly. with bonus. making double earnings possible. Transportation sdvanced. Two wanted for Washington. In- | o n etter. ress Mr. Rabhitt. 104 8. Michigan. Chicago. 1ll. Experienced Saleswomen, For Dresses, Coats, Suits, Millinery, Underwear. Also cashiers and bundle wrap- pers. 100,10t #pply unless you have had expe- | J. B. JONES & €O., 1221 G Bt. N.W, how 1o bake Avply after at oncs = 1534 9th st nw stay at home ral hours work book - HELP—DOMESTIC. . colored. middle mged. for suburbs siwy dilghts: swlary, 335 per mo. room and bowrd.Apply 3015 i4ih st., bel. 7 and 8 p.m COOK. housekeeper, while. youns. compe- tent. well recommended, for refitied home. 2 adults and one boy: bitle:-houseman kep Addiess Box 331-H, Siar office, slating wake: GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, {ored. for ‘Chevy Chase home: appieciate xoud home wnd be Bermunent be xood cook. Apply 3909 Jocelyn st. | colored: cook, clean. nurse, wash for | couple and baby. stay nights; 335 month: | references. Call ‘Clev. 5653, 8 - | MOTEER N HELPRR, e 48 s, wak o ard. " 8300 Ridgewood ave. Chevy Chase. Md. _Wisconsin 3771-W. WOMAN. settled, with references. for & eral housework: 38 week. d 8421 white or col- one_ who will must GIRL. ___ SITUATION—MEN. 2o Persons advertising for “Situations Wanted” are warned to exercise careful investigation of persons of- Jering positions where cash deposits _are_required to_secure_employment ACCOUNTANT. credit and executive mau Ager, thoroukli experience, desires connec tion ' with futiire; salary secondary: available two weeks' notice. Address Box 326-H. Star el 15° | ACCOUNTANT. are 28 porary position. _Shepherd 2671. _ 18% ARTIST. youny, capable, desires position any sort art work. N. W. Canter, 128 Quack enbos st. n.w. 2R = e ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER. auditor, bookkeeper, gecretary, wants position; capa- ble, consciéntious Young man; extensive ex- perience; ‘best references, ~ Address BOX H. Star office G CABINETMAKER, carpenter, expertenced, re- liable, industrious. excellent ability, charac ter, Teferences. will_appreciate personal in- terview. Call Dist. 2198 = CARPENTER. experienced in all kinds Job work: no job too small; screens, porches, fences. . Bryant, Col. 3483-W. i, CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN. _refined, colored: £00d _at odd jobs, not afrald to work; free To_travel: reasonable salary. _Adams 2953 FILIPINO, experienced chauffeur. butle permanent or tem- in “practical | e reference.’ Call Metropolitan 95 FILIPINOS (2) wish_positions as_butler and housework in private family; references oM CoLBE . i HANDY MAN wants work of any kind: mar- ried, age 40. Address Box 227-H, Star ofce 4 MAY 12, 1931 (Comtinued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS MEATS, VARIETY: well equip- I8 ‘mont! i i rent, S i A AT fired man: besutiull S Yis0, " Telenh PORT for re- located minature golf 5354-W one Potom: LICENSRD ENGINEER desifes posiiion: can '\lll l:l Feference. Mr, u;?vffl, lll? ]7“: L 5 i i i MAN, colered, wishes ition as chauffeur, poyter “or”'h Metropolitt iy equipped shop. show room and f 3 Excellent repeat business through se fled er ust act oulek. Address Box AN, colored, 14* Lincoln 3983-4. MAN, experies porki very beet, Apply TR etier. HHHE berf PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER. Washinston m ork by day or contraci; furnish i ment. Fhone District 5126 . PHARMACI resistered | lime wition, Calt cleverana 8333 ait UPHOLATERER and slip cover mechanic, wants position; will for hotel Taishoff, 1223 37th st ohone Wast 3817 YOU! N wants Job. bell oy work § Amarmenti Ty iing of work . Gal joh with tment. waity Btar office Reama 3479 7. “SITUATION—WOMEN. Wishes position in docio: s o year's experience: knowledge or typ) Address Box 307-H. Btar office NURSE, experienced in doctoi s uffice, desires position _ Atlantic 4594-J SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, 8 year. a5 erience in secretarial and genersl omce edu- il Y, cheap for quick 77 18th 'mTu—m Horth Efifl-‘ taveake Teach. 4 o 00d. for caeliing. 35780, Ad RB8 MAN with sales capital seeks conneciion ness: no paten e of business to re. A, ale. ari fulure GROCERY. deiicatessen paying 0od location ving tow ce for quick Fat no MING HOUSE—Can sell your rooming e, un vl . ise work. Hyattsville | SECRETARY-S8TENOORAFHER Well cated, thoroushly experienced in comme and al work. aped, 100 words 335 ilable immediaiely dress Box 308-1. Star office STENOGRAPHER; half day d Box_128-H. Star ofice BTENOGRAPHER - TYPIST permanent or temporary " #lvo work at_home: referen STENOGRAPHER —General _office experi- ence, %00d Lypist, “accurate in dict high’ school education; 15 wk. Mel ) + voice desires experi- referenc Iaw office, Ad- experienced re tim Lty YOUNG WOMAN with pisaa 1o do telephone soliciting 1 ence: ref Ada CAPITAL house aulckly, no cherges in advance, no mine Douse. 11 ropmt: & b ing house, 11 rooms: 3 ba 800 | 800 — | ing house. 13 rooms. 3 bathi pess. ren! ‘F” 328 TO BUY OR SELL LARGEST BROKER. - Hg ™ AGE CON. belleve, Results in few dave. See M7, Fowler. 508 P at. nw. Met. 6308 14% “& ming house, rooms: rent. §55 1380 Room 88 Rooming house: 13 Toomu: rent. 85, § ik Do HiuH I 14 b2 o at ot And. celd water 1o all roo #4080 Liinch and confect.; well squipped: large.’ bright room ‘sood uitle Busi- 080 Liincn ana § Tonmi and bath: near Union 8ta : “#00d transient trade R_M. CURTIS. 830 1ith Bt N-W. Mat: 1332+ ANY BUSINESS RS’ ADJUSTING AND PINANCE CO., A0aTNEas o BIBT NATL. BANA BLDG, TEL. MET. 4313 TOOK. first-floor work. by exps ored woman; no laundry. Pot. 39 T st nw i COOK. weneral maid. waltreag. colored: nest | earance. sood mothers helper; full o BEPehime: reference Nortn 9043, _ COUFLE wents work, any kind. in private Ml et Cal Atlantic 1876-W bel., & naid’ - 3 - FNERAL MAID, colored. neat, pleasant; Tess or part time. excellent ref. Dec. 0537. GENERAL _HOUSEWORX, plair cooking, 1o Washing. Best reference from last emplover Y641 Kraemer st. ne. between ¥ and G._* _ IRL. colored, wants & place as mother’ R S e work. | Call Dec. S643-W. GIRL. colored. desires piace eral work; references. 241l Abt. 4 i co he country, wal O e vood mother's helper. ' 3323 OIRL. colored, Wanta general housework in small_family. Met. 0606 SR S, GIRL. colored. reliable, wants job mui ing and cleaning or plain cooking, general house- work _ Phone Lincoln 2317, i GIRL wishes place. general housework. nights: ref. Clifton Terrace Al and Clifton st Phone Col. 774 for's ant et ooy GIRL. Southern. e job eye- ning only: reference. . B GIRI colored. wishes plact work:_reasonable. Call 1264 GIRL: colored, neat, wants or day's work. 1742 Oregon_ n.v 5 LADY of refinement, position as housekeeper for employed couple or care of child; Tefer- ences. Noith 7623. gt G B MAID, colored, neat: cook. Waitress. nurse S Thother's helper: stay some nients; full, part_time: reference. Decatur 2419. WOMAN. colored, wants houseworl Chevy Cha: reference. No. 4399-J. WOMAN, colored, day's work and laundre: experienced. Call Atlantic 19 1y WOMAN, young, wants work cleanini day: no "fllldxy reference. 1141 22nd WOMAN, colured. settied, wan k iug Lo take small wages' stay night Hibrida ‘Ave. w._ Adams 7413, WOMAN, settled, wants place a: eral houseworker. Phone North 1479-J. WOMAN, _colored, reliable. housework. part time or day's work; refe ence. Decatur $645. YOUNG LADY desires Dositi rapher - typist or comptom knowledge of bookkeeping; ence. Decat 2959, 'BEAUTY PARLOR. PERMANENTS, $3, $5. Complet No_Extras. A o ., Pri. til 9. DA ondion” ofebice" adOHR. lll 14th St. N.W. nnfl HHA N. H. Ave. N.W. _MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING TO BRADFORD. PA.. AND OLEAN. N-Y.. Thursday or Fridayi ofis or two WILL TAKE PARTY OF 3 TO RICHMOND or Ralelgh tomorrow a.m., cheap. CAll Mr. Allen. Col. 1896, it e WANTED-1 _PASSENGER: DRIVING TO Jacksonville, Fla.. Friday, May 15, closed car. Address Box 343-H. Star ofics PASSENGER SEDAN for re. ___ RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive rompt_attention. For admission to ommended Service Column call Natlonal 5000, Branch 215. DING, ES.” iliows _reno Brompi tiress Co.. 3 w. Nac. 6879, RENOVATED. springs mattresses, ther mat : down comfort, re-cov- | . 82 Nat. 409¢ inds renovated and steril- “C PP rompt. service and low brices Eatie | Bedding Co.. 2215 th st n.e. Decatur 0155, CARPENTERING. BHELVING, _screening. closing in porch and bullding. general remod- eling, painting. Call J. K. Gilliss, West lzlll. et e ety et g CHAJIR CANEING _Porh zockers ] IR - 1235 10t n v Met 2082 [RI1 AND FL. - Bialls and Dath compiere: 350 suars Get my estimate: H. M. Carpenter. North 0885 J (3 —6 rooms, hall, bath, o, ._City Elec. Co. H EXPE. RT = Seren s 14th now. "3a0i- | yooms, 2 anteed. part-tim 25 ine:_skilled 38 N Y aver nw. Nat FLOORS SCRAPED AND FINISHED h: ern_electric machine. Price 1 L. Caton. 712 A st. FLOOR Work. chines for rent ebily operaied s for rent. easily operated. S357 Bhetrier Bl now., _Glev. 0528. FLOQRS scraped and fnished: ! D Chine or hand W Floor_Co.._1016° 30th t._'West o " FLOORS O foors rencvated: Teas FLOORS 9%, {0, e Atias Fioor co. “ser AIMntc 4667 15 FURNITURE ~REFINISHING, REPAIRING aid uphoisiering. Our thop on. Wheels &t your rervice. Porcii furniture refinished in ny ‘Rogers Co.. Georgin 0269, 17 HEATING AND PLUMBING—Both new and repair work. OIl burners included. . Ter Gan Tin 0 or T Wi at, e HEATING Let us_explain easy payments teed. *No'morte Plumbing & Heating Co.. Linclon 10317. KEYS-Dilicate kevi, 35 cenva; made XS while you wait. Turner. 122175 New Yord ‘aver ‘nw. Met 3005 < LAWN MOWERS, new and uséd: expert sharpening and Tepairing; lawn Tollers”for Tent. old mower In trade. Lawn Mower Service, 917 11th st. now. District 9323, PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, PLASTERING. special prices thia month: best material: ali Vork guaranteed. 8. D. Lopatin. 3328 11th 20 n . DT Fark td. Adams 5340. PAINTING—Tnterior, exterior. 1 do my own work.. Let me you money. Reference. b Decatur 3526, any time. . 16+ PAPERING—PAINTING. Ploor scraping and refinishing. Por first class work ai s ressonnble raie Keystone Decorating o Inc., 3841 14th st. n.w 1344, Wil be ziad to be st your Etimates fres. . Open day ‘and rms, We guarantes PAPERING AND PAINTING. No cagh necessarr: small monthly may- menty.Papering, painting carpentry; plumb- ing. heating. build garages, lay i scrape floors, remodeling, electric wirint and fix- tures, 'weather-stripping, . plastering and stucco, Free estimates. work guaran- teed. The Home Decorators, Inc., 1000 9th St. N.W. Metropolitan 0854, PAPERING Reoms. 35,00 up: promst At. 48 16: ") 4 Gales st o 166 PAPERIN(C PAINTING. Rooms B red, 48 up: sanitarily scraped by steam. Interior, ext ting. Esti- y mod- le. H. = of tre sotistaction” fyaran 28 Jour property, Budset of Personal d The rate under he rsonal is'3 cents per line addition: resular line rai e MODERN REST HOME CAN ACCOM! daie (w0 or three aged. lnvallds OF conva lescent mersons: large sun porches; il out. de rooms: nurses in sttendance’ day and hight. Special attention to diets. Your in- spection invited. 3106 N at. n.w. West 2856 DRESEMAKING AND REMODRLING O] kinds st home or out by the day: satistac- tion guaranteed: prices reasonabi 58. 1 DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING: walls, ficors cleaned, refinished; shellacking. waxing. odd obs. by hour, day or estimaf Call Ben. Potomac 2868 S RN TO PLAY THE FASCINATING HA- n steel guitar or your favorite instru- ent, Class or private lesson. ~We fur- \ish instruments. “National Studios of Music & Dance. 2928 14th st. n.w. Adams 8335. DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS. RE- blocked. modeled to suit the individual, $2.50 and $3.50. Smart new hats to order. ' Wed- ding orders. Formerly with Mme. Ash and Frank R. Jelleff. Call District 9686. AND_ CHILDREN ~ BOARDED, Kindergarten training: best of care given Teasonable. . Hyattsville 1502. ~Breniwood Rhode Isiand ave. and Bunker BY INVALID: Tates: Newton money: Datterns. Call L. Crow PAPERHANGING—Pers: 1o neat. clean work prices. I also contract painting and pl Baitz, 601 Irving at. n.w., Columbia _attention given INFANTS very reagonabie Nursery. 1) i ECKLACES' RESTRUNG BY reasonable prices. Also pearls knotted. Apt. 110. The Wesicliff. 1669 Col. rd. WHEN DEATH STRIKES A PAM! RE {s no need to feel that they must mccept in- ferior Tuneral services. due to inability to pay a high Greater W. W m) &o. Ofters & complete funeral, cars and s finest w: for as little as 3§75 World pioof, alrtight. euaranteed. steel byrial Tay be had from Chambers for 385, In of death call the Greater W. W. Chy Co.._14th. Col. 0432 PAPERHANGING—Good work, gus writing: ooms scrraped. dry; cracks fled, at 5$7.35: high selection. Spigel. Col. §100-J. 17° Paperhanging and Painting. Rooms papered. 35 up: Interior. exterios 1 dony own work. Let me save you money. Reference. Call Adams st Paperhanging & Painting. Home improvements: no cash reauired: easy monthly payments. National Decorat- {og, Co- efice; 118 Webater o, .¥. Adams PAPERHANGINGRooms pavered. mate furnishe ‘Work guarante 1” A T George, 2129 18th st. n.w._ Apt. 2 c. 4149 formerly head and Knabe Co. ALL DI Cleaned. 31: men’ Howard's Odorley town. Kash _and K TRUSSES AND money-saving_prices. guaranteed. Expert iady and fendants to_care for your every want. ples Drug Store No. 7,_1107 G _st. n. | VIT-0-NET BATHS FOR ALL CHRONIC Paius. obesity. Battle Creek flesh reducer. Riimin treatinénts. _Closed ‘Thurs. Pot. 4731 | WHEREVER YOU LIVE “WE CALL FOR and deliver, no exira charge. Lady's dresses. §1% Indy's ' Spring coats. $1: “men’s suits: 73¢, clenned and pressed. 'STAR LIGHT DRY CLEANING AND DYEING CO. INC.. 2008 i8in st. n w.__North 7578 RUMMAGE SALE AT 4107 4ih 8T, N.W. Wednesdny and Thursday. LADY EMPLOYES FURNISHING NAMES OF prospects for & mew and atiraclive propo- Sitfon will receive & commission on sales we ‘nake. " Address Box 320-H. Star ofce. * MILLINERY- EXPERT REBLOCKING ~AND inodeling. RACHEL M. BERRY. formerly wWith Julius Garfinckel & Co., Lincoln 1860, Ventosa. Apt. 30, 0 " 1av DON'T BE BICK. GO TO DR. GALATIAN Sanitarium, Catonsville, Md.. and get well. All chronic “ailment successtully 'treated. Write for free circular and di bl TTREE C PER DAY STIC GOODB AT REAL Fit and satisfaction | PIANO TUNING, repairine: tuner for_Percy Foster_Co. Geo. M. Vialker, Col. 4796." 7€7 Allison n.w REMODEL YOUR 1IOM PAPERING. PAINTING. CARPENTERING. Small Monthly Payments. tering. stucco, garages. cement, brick work, electric wiring, screens. etc. ~Better Work' for less’ money. Estimaies echeer- fully_siven. Phone day or might. Penn Decorating Co., Inc. 5121 Georela Ave. N.W. Georgia 2400. 15% ROOFING, z Guttering, spouting. paint- ine. furnace cleaning, re- | pajring: reatonable, Ajex Roofing Co., No. 5314. day. night._ 2038 1sth SCREENS made for your house; cabinet- making. —Weismuller. 1735 14th st. n.w. De- Catur 0760._ Call_sfeer § p.m. i ABSOLUTELY NO CASH REQUIRED FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS. YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST —it_is the very foundation of your life. 3 It pays to keep it in good condition, and _will buy $10.000 1td. health and sccident | remember—General Contracting gives you kness | the best job at the lowest Dossible cost. | Here are & few ot our home improvement * | PAINTING, PAPERING, PLUMBING. CAR- PENTERING. ELECTRIC WIRING, ROOF- ING. CEMENT WORK, GARAGES. WEATH. ER-STRIPPING. elc. Ty o payment plan. Estimates cheerfully “ The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 927 New York Ave. N.W. Dist. 5083. Pl examination trict National BUSINESS OFPORTUNITIES. TOCKSMITH, paper ad free: prefer saw-fil ; woi H,' Star ¢ LA TN T C; zi!gn RICAL ‘]&]flilfi AND CONTRACT iness, est; =1 since 1918. A gprortanity” for 5800 Worth meh more: opportunity. Address Box 298- GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. refrig. Canipment: good location, ~Address Box 342- H. Star omee. e . MING HO W 'd_at ouce, will pay Bl Kddress Box 206-H. Star offce. 13 CLEANING AN sale cheap, up-to-dal cation (104 H st. after 7_o'clock a Bl GROCERY and meat store, well established busin excellent location. will fnance Peasonable rental. 13 Maiket Space. An- napolis. Md. 14 LARGE FURNISHED FRONT OFFICE, Inclu ing typewriter, 20x28, first floor: la win- dow 12x8: adjoins Transportation Bulldin 360, 1 W Nee @y, - e FOR_SALE AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY STA- ‘ashing est suburl n Thict Hne. “rice. $4.000. 'Col. 8083, DRUG_STORE. ave teed; modern equipment: good ‘Goldsmith Sales Corp., aveaa b JOOM, small place but good b }\lg&'c,rlrn'!;. $27.50 _mont Price, $600. dress Box 30F-H. Star office. SODA ] ®ood cond:tion o roraims ave, o, office. 13° — SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ART CASE GRAND—Whitney, one year old. ew: fully rlulnl\afll by manufacturer; atch, Will consider trade for nce like rent. Phone Cleveland BATH TUBS. brick and bui iechinger C3. 18 niow sellin ¥ alvage ~material.in excellent —condition, rom 60 houses ‘wrecked for U. 8. Govt. This together with Hechinger's other lsrge atock gives you the greatest selection at the lowest price in the city. We have large quan- titles of good used brick, lumber, sheathing. fiooring. studding. windows. doo an nw.), letails d Gan ‘e, "Gl 13 ou_money. CO. HOUSEWRECKIN Main Ofce—15th and H Sts, NE. Downt, —6th BATH O hot 0 M. 18¢ per foot German alding. Tumber. $37.50 pe M othep ifems st in, 4093, L Y nmmwifirarr. & beautiful pieces. over- stuffed: used few months: sacrifice. Apt. 1, 1465 Col rd. Ad- “can ot famith boreht Sales Coibu TABLES. table and cue Te- ship. Conn. Billiard & = u 9th n.w. Dist. 4711 AIST VOL. 3. 1 Estate Atlaz. D o IR Real Estate Atla CALL MISs ; Tecel Bterest. The 208 H_st. n.w. 1xers. refrigerators, e equipment_and fixtures of ptior dgar Baum, Inc. 914 and ferms reasonable: anteed; whi office DAVENPORT AND mohair. perfect condition; very res Call Emerson 8885 DESKS. surpius from also tremendous saving closeouts and seconds chairs, fles. & Furn. Cq DESK and chair, latest model steel. Shaw- Walker, little used. bargain. Phone Dist. DESBKB—8ale of ~factory seconds’ of ofic Burniture. desks. tables. chaire, Book caser: file cabiriety, cabinet Fafes and lsed ‘ofics ui u can Bon. €16 B30 nw. " National 8136 Do & DIAMONDS. from 8 points to 3', carats priced from $5 to $900. Hornin Offce. Phone National 3638. izl o DINING ROOM SET, table. chairs, walnut, 350. cheapest prices on Commercial Office sideboard, Columbla 4741. Apt. . cash registers, 8. coffee urns. chs compie §7 ables. ‘ehairs, furniture cheap. 1211 H st. ne. FURNITURE and household effects. suites and odd pieces for every room. in the home 50 TuEs. DIanos, Dersonal sfects, ete Weschler's ‘New -Auciion Sales’ Rooms. 015 Wednesday. May 13, commencing eontinuing throughont dar RNTTURE—Bed-room bed with e luxe sprh SDring mattress: dresser. vanity, desk, rock- [ er and chair: cannot be surpasaed in ausi- ity "for ihe price of 3238, hall cash and the balance in 80 davs with notes ' High-erade furniture for il the needs of your home lower prices and parking space. ’ Telephore for appointment to-inspect at night . A Brooks Furniture Co., Hyattsville. Md. Te Hyatisville 480 PURNITURE ~CLOBE-OUTS —New and_re- Dossessed bed soom, Iivine room and 3-pe. itders. swings and porch rock- ast and dinette sets: odd dressers. nilies and Chiftorobes. cribe. bas- 4 piny yards. Tatiress ase floor covering. A Ereat varies and floor iamps. libera: terms. Open “venings' " New A i nw. North 3942 FURNITURE for larse Pricidaire 3 "overlight. tab) between ¢ and § Tig Toom suite with down cush Toom suite with down cushions. for only et L r Fices. N. ¥. Upholster Co.. 617 F at. n.w. ¥ PURNITURE—Bed-daven Ivory" chest. $10: odd. c porch © Turnttur Conn. s ICE BOX. 100-1b. finish. aimost ne Phone Lincoin 2804 KELVINATOR. merclal size, gla Ear $40s: terms. Can be seen at 822 11h LIVING M _SUTTE, 1. 3-piecr. over- stuffed: 2 doubls beds. 2 deybedr. 3 chests ot druwers. Tixia Sig cheas. “Cail or Dion: atter 8 pm 2121 K. Y. w. "Natl. 8850, Aot 110 iz ROOM _ FIXTOURES, show _casei casn registers, counters, Tefrite n ail ‘cases and. ice boxes of evers on. D Hayman, formerly of Hayman $12 Indiana ave. nw. Digtric: 001 4-1t. showcas: very Teasonable m. 1423 st.nw. Tt and chair, $50: alrs, tables, ‘rugs, barsains. 3931 2 large oak column: RAr Scout_suit. 1513 Buchanan st. n.w. M SRR S will_sacrifice. _Dist. 8399, _ QFFICE FURNITURE from U doors, Boy 12¢ 8. Govt— s, chairs. file cabinets. tables: everything for Your office at great siving, Washington Salvage Co.. office furn. dept.. 310 8th st. n.w. PAINTINGS in oll—fruit et laree size. suitable for parlor and " dinin room, reasonable: also large dining‘room table! quartered oak. claw feet. Call 11 to By or 6t Tsm. 3136 Jeth at. & PIANOS LOANED and free music lessons to responsible people ] members o i pi 1 to The umber of pianos 15 be learning to ned ate’ limited ‘and pars fCane: mited 'and par Rirchasing laterctven Breterence " Fhone Co.. 731 11th st. n.w. b PIANO Have one each. " Kimbell and Mason ‘& Hamia sjancs. Wil A below actual valie for cash Mrigh:" temporarily Stors with smilies paying cariase charges. ant only. " Phone Metre- Shown by ) politan 3734 PIANOS—We are offering a speci Tea: In"an aimost' new Haifes & Gor uBrghE: est. 1851, for 3235, made to sell for 3400, fine action. No_ 1 ivory keys, wonderful tone and exquisite finish, including bench, terms to suit; Ackerman er. $130. in perfeet condition: ville ark upright, $50; itly used rtment upright. $196, in- ¢luding bench. " Movine. packing snd t. Grands and uprights for Worch. 1110 G n.w TS PIANO, upright. and Victrols dition:" priced reasonably. excellent con. Call Cieveland PIANO. Stieff upright, splendid. $75 Victrola, $8. perfect oond. 910 Cleve ., Riverdale, Md. Telephone Hyatts. 871. PIANO—Chickering mahogany upright piann. Tactory rebuilt, beautiful condition:, w1l #cii at Darnin price, 3199 Jordan's. 13tn and PIANO, Woodbury ui 3100 cash. Call at 3: right. “excellent ton-=, 13 Macomb st nx — S MR - FIANO. new srand. famous nams. wo: 3600, special price with this clipping, 14 Jordan’s, 13th and G sts -PIANO—With 40 rolls; Y PORCH WICKER FURNITURE, glider. living- room sulte, ice box. ADBly Apt. 1, 1749 Co. lumbin_rd.. before 10:30 s.m RADIO — All-electric radio. for 356 on terms and an’s. 13th and G sts. RADIQ. Majestic. cabinet old: excellent shape; 350 ¢ Macomb st. n.w. RADIO. Philco baby srand, late 1. CIeCRHC; 348 casn, compiete: Cleveland RADIO 365 -up purchase certificate on new radios, pianos and Victrolas: will rifice’ for $30. Address Box 334-H. office. e RO RESTAURANT FIXTURES. iunch counter, les, cigar and candy cases: closing out V. Hill & 458 Pa. h cheap; $70. famous make: this clipping. . two ven: Call at 5213 tyle, Co.. Inc ave, different sizes. pattern. One Stickley round library ta- ble. 32 Hesketh st. Chevy Chase. Md. SEWING MACHINESDrophead Singer. 3187 New Home, $15: Standard. 315: New Ide $10; others at 35 all guar. 13 mo Renting and repairin SE. Sew Mch. Shop.313 Pa. X SEWING MACHINE. Singer. poriable elec- tric round bobbin. knee control. light. $35. 1307 Conn. ave. n.w. Phone North 8316, SEWING MACHINES Drop-top Singer, #5 electric portable. 320 tailor _machine.’ $25 Tepairing, 32: also renting. Work and ma- chines guaranteed. 1365 Wiscon (Georgetown). _Telephone West B e .~ Underwoods, Ro . C. 3356 mors 3 mos. in adv 38958 Tarn 5 TYPEWRITERSBargains in reconditior machines | New portanies ‘o casy terme Finest stock of rentals in iown. “Ribbons. rbon, paper, etc. Typewriter Sal 2 oAb S1e. Tyvewiiter Siles & Serv. TYPEWRITERS rented, 33 month: ail makes; 004 machines; sold cash or reasonable apitol Typewriter Company, 1409 _n.w. Nat. 4858 TYPEWRITERS —Guaranteed like new, in prices We rent, repair nakes. Standard Tybewriter Co. 823 11th n . TYPEWRITERS—Ameri Prices rans- Away from 1431 East Capitol_s! WRECKING Potomac Electric Power Co. Office Building Power House. 14th and C Sts. FOR SALE. 250 solid oak doors. beams. various sizes. ghannels, 40-t1. lenath. 3x3%: and other sizes 5x5. Al'KiNas of nenting Astures. Limestone in il sizes for rebullding pur- pose Buft face brick. “H'' columus for construction, 3 et n Y8R Bronee Sast iron coa . high. With globes. S P S g electr a Tunn| Pipe-of all sizes. ok tone sill Cast_iron other items too wrought iron stair numerous to i WASHING MACHINE, mRu!y the new Voss Washer for enly §59.95. (Continued on Neat Fage.)