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‘v. THE EVEN NING . Radio Official o EDWARDS RADIO SERVICE 9th & Mass. Ave. N.E. LI 9118 LI1. 499! OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS 20% to 50% Reduction on NEW 1931 RADIOS REMOVAL SALE Now Going on Convenient Terms MONARCH Radio Shop 1801 L St. N.W. NO. 0780 at the ¥ Blackstone Hotel 1016 17th St. Dist. 3510 this Summer for a very special rate. Handsomely furnished room with private bath, electric fan, complete hotel service ~by the month, with 2 in a room— each for $825 per week —including breakfast Most_convenient location; perfect appointments; refined atmosphere. Prompt reservation will be necessary llarrv Wood, Manager. RADIO TUBES T RN TESTED 473 RADIO READY for luncheon or dinner—for the family; or the company that drops in for the eve- ning—F USSELLS REAL CREAM ICE CREAM in the factory- Pints and Half Pints Fresh Strawberry Vanilla or Chocolate The Ice Cream with 80 years of unsurpassed prestige The dealer who features PURE foods sells FUSSELL’S REAL CREAM Ice Cream Fussell - Young Ice Cream Co. 1310 Wis. Ave. Wis. 2307-8-9 ERUPTIONS On Face, Hands and Body. Healed by Cuticura. “My daughter had eczema all over ber face, hands and bod; broke out in blisters and when she scratched them it caused sore erup- ment but nothing helpesd her. Ml began using Cuticura Soap at Ointment and in a few days the IMATA HARI DRAMA | ON RADIO TONIGHT Special Version of Spy Story " Will Be Broadcast Here by Station WRC. A special radio version of “Mati Hari ithe Spy,” will be broadcast tonight by ‘WRC and cther National Broadcasting Co. stations. Alice Crawford, promi- nent English actress, will play the lead- ing role. Her husband, Valentine Wil- liam, will play opposite her. Such homelike songs as “Mrs. Mur- phy's Chowder” and “Molly and I and the Baby” will be among_those offered by Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit in the Blackstone Plantation program. “In the Land of Harmony" and “When You're Smiling” will be among the other numbers. The Happy Bakers also have in- cluded a number of old ballads in their program. “Good-by, Nellie Gray,” “The thfle Red School House” and “Pack Up Your Troubles” will be the princi- pal selections. Novelty Dance Tunes. The latest dance tunes in Novelty ar- rangements will be played by Coon- Sanders Orchestra in the Frolic pro- gram. Six selections will compose the program. Outstanding among _them will be “By My Side” “There Goes a Horse” and “Jig Time.” WRC's program also will contain the weekly Musical Magazine broadcast and an organ recital by Otto F. Beck. Miriam Hopkins, star of the stage and screen, will be the guest artist in the theatrical program to be broadcast at 9:30 o'clock tonight by WMAL and a network of associated Columbia Broadcesting System stations. Morton Downey, tenor, also will contribute to this presentation. Symphony Orchestra, Howard Barlow's Symphony Orches- tra will present a symphonic concert featuring the compositions of Mozart and Liszt. The principal numbers will be the “Symphcny No. 41 in G Minor” | of Momrt and the “Mephisto Waltz” of “Straw_Hat Night” is the title of “Radio Joe's” program, due at 6:30 o'clock. WMAL's other local feature, the Washington Musical Art Gallery, wiil present Sonya Troyana, soprano. The Children of the American Revo- lution_will have charge of a program to be broadcast by WJSV tonight under the 2uspices of the Sons of the Ameri- can Revolution. The Federation of Fed- eral Employes of Lorton, Va., also will present a special program over this station. Major Radio Features SPEECHES. “The Political Situation in Washington Tonlghl by Frederic William Wile, WMAL, 6: When Home Makers Come w College,” by Miss Venia M. Kellar, WMAL, 6:17. DPNAMA. Amos 'n’ Andy, WRC, 6:00; snllv Soth- ern Sketches, WMAL, 15; Min L, Spy,” WRC, 10:00. VARIETY. Phil Cook, comedian, WRC, :30: “Radio Joe and His Budget Boys,” WMAL, 6:30; Julia Sanderson and Prank Crumit, WRC, 7:00; Arthur Pryor's Band, WMAL, 7:00; the Frolu‘, with Coon-Sanders' Orches- WRC, 7:30; Happy Bakers, WRC 8:30: Richy Craig, jr., come- 9:15; Radio Playhouse, WMAL, 9:30; Ann Leaf at the organ, WMAL, 1 :30. CLASSICAL. Howard Barlow's Symphony Orchestra, ‘WMAL, 8:30. ¥ DANCE MUSIC. Rice’s Orchestra, WRC, Rolfe’s Orchestra, :00; Fletcher Henderson's Orchuln. WMAL, 10:00; Bob. cfl]ownys Or- 1 Edward W. 1 chestra, WMAL, H 00. HIGHLIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5:45—Topics in Brief, by Lowell Thomas—WJZ, WBZ, KDKA, WRVA and WHAM. 6:00—The Voters' Service; “The Voter end Emerging Issues,” by Sidney Hillman and Virgil Jordan— WEAF, WSAR, WFI, WCSH, WCAE, WGY and WSMB. 6:15—Miniature Movies; Gus Van— WJZ ‘WBZ, WBAL and KWK. 6:45—"Daddy and Rolio,” script act— WABC, WCAU, WCOA and WKEW. 7:00—Paul Whiteman's _Orchestra— WJZ, WBAL, KDKA, WRVA, WLW, WBZ wnd WJAX. 7:30—The Limelights—WBAL. 8:30—Household Celebrities; “Invest- ment Banking,” by Frank Bon- ner—WJz, WBZ, WBAL and/ WHAM. 8:30—Death Valley Days, dramatic sketch—WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, KDKA, WHAM and WRVA. 9:00—"The Life of Joan of Arc” dramatic sketch—WBAL, WBZA, KDKA, WHAM and WRVA. 9:30—Clara, Lu and Em; humorous sketch—WJZ, WJB, WREN, WBZ, WHAM and KDKA. 9:45—Boswell Sisters; vocal and in- strumental solos—WJZ, KDKA, WHAM, WGAR and WJR. 10:00—Amos 'n' Andy, second broad- cast—WMAQ, WSB, KWK, KTHS, WHAS, WSM, WFAA, WMC and KFAB. 11:00—The Marylanders—WBAL. The Dial Log Stations Heard in Washington Hz[ulnly. Keys. Kcy! WABC . |wez ... Flashes from The Evening Star, a resume of world mews, is broad- cast daily by WMAL at 5:45 o'clock. oo The Crechosiovakian Republic has decorated C. B. Hutchinson of the Uni- versity of California with the Order of the White Lion for his contributions to ricultural scien Corns, Callouses | ~ Off in 3 Minutes Painless, Easy, No Irritation | ‘Three minutes ends the toughest, most painful corn or callous when you use Shur-Off. This amazing new remedy stops all pain the in- | stant it is applied; positively will not frritate_or affect healthy skin, but | 8o quickly softens the corn or cal-| {lous that in a few minutes you can| | directions a oomlurt at onte,—Advefl.l.lemem.. Today on the Radio (All programs lchedukd Jor Eul.fln Standard Time.) 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—United States Navy Band. 4:00—Afternoon tea. 4:30—"What Happened to Jane?” 4:45—The Lady Next Door. 5:00—News flashes. 5:10—Correct time. 5:11—Black and Gold Orchestra, 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 Sanderson Crumit. 7:30—The Frolic With Coon-Sanders’ Orchestra. 8:00—Musical Magazine. 8:30—The Happy Bakers. and Frank 9:00—B. A. Rolfe’s Dance Orchestra. | 10:00—Drama, ‘“Mata Hari, the Spy.” 10:30—Cab Calloway's Orchestra. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. 12:00—Guyon’s Orchestra. 12:30a to 1:00a—La Salle Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. G 30a—Tower Ilt‘L Exercises, :00a—Gene afld Glenn. 7 15a—Morning devotions. 7:30a—Cheerio. :00a—Parnassus Trio. 15a—Campbell’s Orchestra. 8:45a—Food program. 9:00a—National Home hour. 9:15a—Carolyn Gray, planist. 9:30a—National Home Hour, continued. | 10:00a—The Blue Streaks. 10:15a—Radio Household Institute. 45a—United States Army Band. 00a—On Wings of Song. 11:15a—Hal Kemp's Orchestra. 11:45a—On Wings of Song (continued). | 12:00m—Organ recital. 12:30—National Farm and Home hour. 1:30—Men's Fashion Talk. 1:45—Margaret Everett, soprano. 2:00—Woman’s Radio Review. 3:00—Edna Wallace Hopper. 3:15—Eastman Symphony Orchestra. 3:30—Mabel Wayne Orchestra. 4:00—The Lady Next Door. 420—Rebroadcast from London. 475.9 Meters. WMAI‘ 630 Kilocycles. 3:00—Italian Idyll. :30—The Four Clubmen. 4.00—Civil Service Employment Op-) portunities. 4:10—Songs by Frank Ross. 4'15—"Adventures in Words,” Frank H. Vizetelly. 4:30—Bert Lown’s Orchestra. 4:45—Kalani’'s Hawalians. 5:00—Barclay Orchestra. 5:40—Candy contest. 45—Flaches from The Evening Star. 00—Correct time. 5:30—One-Time Opportunities. 5:55—Public Service Man. 6:00—Dinner Music. 6:15—Nancy Sherman, star of the National Theater Players, 6:30—Red Cross program. 6:45—Pauline Bruner, contralto. 7:00—"Radio Writing Hings,” by Ron- ald Dawson. 7:05—Florence Hahn, soprano. 7:20—News flashes. 7:30—Ralston’s Orchestra. 8:00—Musical Gems. 8:15—Earl Bauman, baritone, 8:30 to 9:00—Dance music. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:10a—Musical program. 10°00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:20a—Public Service Man. 10:30a—Request, program. 12:00m—Luncheon music. 12:30 to 1:00—Paul D. Gable, organist. 424.5 Meters. €70 Kilocycles. 9:55—Time signals. 10:00—Weather report. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. NE June day in the Spring of 1914 Walfer G. Haenschen, who prefers to be known as Gus Haenschen, walked off the campus of Washington University, St. Louis, bearing under his arm a diploma as evidence that he had been awarded the degree of bachelor of | science in mechanical engineering. He immediately opened an office and soon was at the head of a rushing business, managing and booking dance or- | chestras. In his spare time he di- rected an orchestra, A dance craze | was sweeping over {the country and | Haenschen |favor among his fellow townsmen. He soon realized that the orchestra ! business kept him busy only at night, 50 he found a po- sition selling S — Gus Haenschen, 6:01—“The Political Situation in Wash- ‘ phonograph records. ington Tonight,” Willlam Wile. 6:15—Program resume. 6:17—"“When Home Makers Come to College,” by Miss Venia M. Kellar of the University of Maryland. 6:30—Radio Joe and his Budget Boys, traw Hat Nigh! C0—Arthur Pryor’s Band. 15—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 Mrs.” £:15—Richy Cralg, jr., comedian. 9:30—Radio Playhouse, featuring Mor- ton Downey, tenor. 10:00—Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra. by Prederic 10:15— i - Washington’s Musical Art Gal. | and friendship, lery—Sonya Troyana, soprano. 1(‘ 30—King Edward Orchestra. 0—Lotus Orchestra. 1 30—Ann Leaf at the organ. 12:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 8: GOI—Morrung Moods. ‘The ‘15a—Melody Parade. 9:30a—"The Care and Peeding of Hus- | bands.” 9:45a—Fashion Facts of 1931. 10:00a—"Baked Ham,” by Ida Bailey| Allen. 10:15a—Ben and Helen. 10:20a—Jda Bailey Allen's Page. 10:45a—Home Barrett. 11:00a—Paul Tremaine’s Orchestra. 11:30a—Columbia Revue. 12:00m—Park Central Orchestra, 1:00—Columbia Artists’ Recital, 1:30—Ann Leaf at the organ. 2:00—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 2:30—The Three Doctors. 2:45—S8yncopated Silhou~ttes. 3:00—United States Navy Band. 4:00 to 4:30—Asbury Park Orchestra. WJSV 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:30—Newt Beall, crooner. 4:00—The “M" Trio. 4:30—Honolulu Beach Boys. 5:00—Science and History. 5:15—Along Route 50. 6:00—Musical_interlude. 6:15—Sports flashes. 6:20—News flashes. 6:30—Classified program. 7:00—Jarboe’s Orchestra. Decorating. 9:15—Program_by the Federation of Federal Employes of Lorton. 10:15—Art Stone, pianist. 10:30—King’s Fiddlers. . 11:00—Garber’s Dance Orchestra. 12:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down Bo\nh in Dixfe. 9:20a—Weather report and grand- father’s cloc :40a—HInts to housewives. 1 0a—Food talk. 10:30a—Style talk. 11:00a—Sacred hour. 12:00m—Correct time, 12:05—Parm Chat. 12:30—Luncheon Ensemble. 1:30—0ld King Tut. 2:30—Afternoon Musicale. 228.9 Meters. WOL 13550 Kilocyctes. 3:30—Michrophonies. 5—Tea Tlme Chatters. tz Time. 5 00—“Tuberculosu Protection, Joseph A. Murpby. Estimates and sam. ples upon request. You can budget the bill if you want to. R e T R. C. M. Burton & Sou, 911 E St. Nat. 4361 Editorial By Joan ! Haenschen busied himself for the next few years managing a phonograph sales department, booking orchestras, orches- trating, composing and directh times he slept. He soon became a nec- essary adjunct to St. Louis social life. ‘Then the United States entered the World War and Haenschen rejected an offer of a commission as leader of Army bands and joined the Navy. However, in a thoughtless moment he let it be | nown that he held a diploma in engi- neering. Instead of going to sea he was sent to Navy School at Chicago, then | Cleveland, Pelham Bay and Stevens In- | stitute, Hoboken. At last he was de- tailed to a ship as marine engineer with the rank of ensign. In 1922 Haenschen met Frank Black, |also a pianist, conductor, composer and arranger. They imemdiately became in- separable partners in music, business In 1924 Haenschen began broadcast- ing for his recording company, then turned more to the studios. Co-operat- ing with Black, ke bullt up several of the most popular radio’ programs. > A 'REDERIC WILLIAM WILE, veter- an radio political analyst, will step before a Columbia microphone May 26 in the role of an interviewer. He will question Senator Borah of Idahe about American participation in world recon- struction, the policy of the United States in Latin America and other in- ternational subjects. X xR % B. C. has planned a rebroadcast v from Paris May 26. It will in- . clude addresses by Gen. John J. Pershing and American and French statesmen at the opening of the Amer- ican section of the Prench International Colonial and Overseas Exposition. " False Teeth | KLING Holds Them Firmly Dentists agree the one sure way to e teeth comfortable is to_keep Just sprinkle a little Kling This antiseptic powder hion, holds plates talk as well teeth. KLIN is guarenteed better than anything you ever used or money refunded 5c_at Peoples and all druggists. —Advertisement. Trip Rates To Baltimore Special $1.25 Week-End Every Saturday and Sunday Tickets good in coaches on all trains from Washington Saturday and Sunday. Good returning in coaches on any train Saturday or Sun- day to and including 1 P. 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MEN (3) neat appearing to call on estal lhea trade for “well Known' organtza | Experience not ‘necessary. | We field. " 338 ‘conditional salary to_start .na boniis. Also u pecial proposition IRSunte Bide., apply bel. 4 and T MEN who have had house-to-house selling | expertence will find our proposition the b | ever offered. Write fully: confidentl telephone number. Address Box 364-H, Shar office. PIANIST. banio, sax. orchestra: ones with cars ahd dan Dreferred. _Call after 6. 1511 L n-w. rnmsm Apply 8ol Herzog. 9th and P n.w. ALESMAN—We have an opening for an Sperienced and capable. man. . Must. lave car and be able to furnish reference. Bpien- did_opportunity for large earnings. ~Lead furnished. Automobile Sobotka. 4 to § p.m.. m-ou 'x' SA! EN and crew man: ted; sal- ary and commission: leads !nrnhhefl Apply 701 Park rd.. Mr. Fin pig SALESMEN with car: selling ood rodu Commission "basis, drawing account when sbility proven, = Abply 520 lst st. n.w., Wed- nesday after i0 & . SALESMEN, 3, to. call o5 Teiail T sales: repester; laree commission. s "Onion: Trust Byliaing Trom 131 Ueincsany. Thirsdsy and Frida ALESMEN (2) To take charse of pro A Eon st ave car. e willihe. {0, 4o Small amount. of ' iraveilng. ' Phohe Nat. 9475 for_appointment. SALESMEN, CATHOLIC—Are your earning measuring Up to your capacity? If not, vestigate our proposition earns 130 weekiy. Call 8 to 10 Room 1210, Penph‘ Uit Tasurance’ Bide 14th and H sts. SALESMENWe have openings for ihres di- rect salesmen in our electrical appliance de- : opportunity for excepuonn earn. esl workers. Apply. any mornin 10, Mr. Stanton, Rudolph & West Co. xzn L EN with aperienced 15 Securlties of fhsurance. s 1s nhnolulp Soccanity"and 1s cagy togell -nd Bays bie commissions. Apply Room 301. ari | sALES] " sians to rtores. Paid daily. ||| vo8 Dist. "Nati. mnx T SPECIALTY SALES! for Maryland. Vir- SrTs And DIStFICE: Teat opportumity Jor DI | ducers. Por appointment phone Room 812, | Ambassador_Hotel L 2l et men, 60 cents per ne-unm outside needed plm.. 979 Nat. rience not | wor 6 and 8 k: " ex Matchett bet. Blde. UPHOLSTERER. hotel _experience. = State Xperience And salars expected. " References jromisd Addreu Box 172-K. Star_office. N, one with shoe experience pre Adunl “Box_170-K. 8t 15+ FOUND MAN between 25 S monthiy. Installments, work _evening Apply D. E. P YOUNG MAN who undergtands the sea food and poultry " busine: and excellent ODDor L M !-l:ho after T Press YOU Teredy ent ¥ o7 willing Worker. p.m., 22 Municipai SALES MANAGER. Expertonced_ In real estate secirities or in- Wonderful opportunity. _Phone District 6270 bet. 945 And 10°30 a.m., Mr. Duverger. i "HAUFFEURS. | We need 50 white drivers at once with ‘!aunvlncnllon rlrd! to _work on eit] mission e, ADDI, Circle e Fla aver ow 50 CHAUT We want men of character and ambition to line up with us on new and most liberal proposition_ever offered. BELL CAB CO., 17 L 8t. N.W. 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For admission to ommendea Service Column call _National 5000, Branch 21 BEDDING, u’nnnfi;gl. b:; springs and s a 3 "Ra sst. plliows reho 19 L st. ; Illuull C:.» RENOVATED, lnrlnn mattresses, pulol'l ?“lhu mat.: do - - ered. ideal Beddi) Ing 623 .t:m"on".r‘a m‘wv BEDDING of all ki BeE D Grokett Knte "".""aae: g e T BL(;[S'K_CO:\ LRI- TE—WOOD. ceflar o Foot: %"EE‘::‘.;;&‘;’.‘.:""-E:E’; den COOK—Good plain_cook in smail family, city, or suburbs ,cnu or write 1321 z'nnl st. xperienced, B . maldi can mul ule'urh . 00d plain nignts vnrelerred. 5 A tercee. "Hot. 1830 ARPENTER —Improvement porches. partitions. fcors. 0 Pings. s i o, | Soy e S, Rowel 4059. 2412 17th ! CARPENTERING, SHELVIN R?flzz? closing in porch and bulldi eling, painting. Cail J. E. n&lm“;vufim IIV {otrament " Cneistensen Schoo "GRADED DICT D 157 Pres booklet. REVIEW. Bpecial !ludtnt‘—DflY or Evening. Mount Pleasant School for s«mmem Tivoli Theater Buildin; 3313 14th St. N.W. Telephone Oohnnbh 3000 SPEED DICTATION. shorthand, typing and s lnd 5 nights each week. Tuition, $§ per month. e Civil Service n.pmmn Behool. 8. Cor. 10th & F Sts. NW. Met. 6331, * B}‘,ALI'I Y CULTUR ABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. A Good Behool Caterink zulurlve\y to Who Wants the Best ¥ ww complef S L Ave. N.W. 818 1 s-rmoonl\mns 00 yDists, Tt end Temale, nesded Fourly. 8 . 315 t0 $50 wk. Boyd's. 1333 F. Nat. 2338 OPERATOR, all around, one ¢ expe- rienced in Eugene permanent waving. 2711 14t) Columbia 7t cvuu.. B et weneral house work. CEMENT _ A__ 8P TN T R 'fli‘c‘ rocker: CHAIR CANEING ,rorch seckers 3082, GIRL, colore stering. Ammunl ms 1ot n et experience and reference house- *la3e Hin ELECTRIC AND FIXTURES—SI; rooms, 2 nuu lud ‘Sath compietes S00: woar anteed. nmnu o th d ELECTRIC WIRING. mnmn‘l Servicing, Contracting, . G. Vincent Repett 3107 K mwr N L ol T houseworker in Phone Rorth o3 Decatur 3: HOUE onx, mma ‘woman -na wirl North 4399-J. Hounw)t‘nu: OR COOKING. Must §0 home, . Nort LADY. middle ued. white, de as light housekeeper with one zmwloyM H‘ylus 1746-W, ¢ MATD. enlnrefl “neat earing, pleasant, Rroreniy experienced. sest. cits Feferences: S sasie ind gas 1 h 2 h 2013 s_position two adults between ral noun-ark 22nd Ak t] R e e FLOORb Resurfaced and fnished, res = sonable, ity 2, Al Bher: BE, SHOP OPERATOR. one who Enaw: Tow 1o give marcel, fnger wave: also. ex: Ferlenud in Bonat permanent waving. 1926 ave. n.w. Metropolitan_641 BOOKKEEPER— hly experienced; ca- pabie of taking complete charge of office give full particulars: stite salary expected. Address . Star_office. mru..u cnhnuc. tired of store and factory work! ® Can secure outside position and earn $20 ‘weekly. Call 8 to 10 or 5 to &, Room 1210 People's Life Insurance Blds.. 14th_and GIRLS. sulture; Bld, H sts, n. 2, neat, mzeumm small salary. between 9 and o GIRES (2). neat intelligent, to learn beau- 4y culture:’ small salary. 15 E'n.w., Beauty b between 10 .n 3 o HAND IRONERS, W) at once. Service x.mman . Md._Phol ville 61 tg learn beauty e 225, N rienced. wanted Bladensburs, - S mucmn:' or hm: ;'._'fr‘l Nash R . e gLOOIlg; S e e o Floors Scraped—Finished. s St it gy 'OMAN, young, colored, place s waltress. aid o 1'work. Call 2137 WOMAN, colored. from the country. wishes ¥ork of any Kind; 8 ights. Cail North 2nd upholstering ms your servi T white, Christian, _ lor. are 0" children, et CooKing. o K'kuv‘n'r reference. Address 12“ t. n.e. or cail Atlantic 1588-W. king or house- tic 2686, T WOMAN, ‘nklng o light, hou Stap! HEATING repair work. aranged. _Cal HEATING best workmans| Pitzmaurice, 31 MARC expert: no phone calls. 716 13th st. CELERB and all-srourd rators (3). Zoe Bea: uty Shop, ”. st ] YOUNG WOMAN, white, wants light house- afternoons ‘or care for children eve- Rings. " Call Atiantic 4233:W. L I T 5 » dress Box 115 Siar dle g SALESLAD on retal uick sales: yter larse “Commission -u R onton 'hn-t Bide trom D 1o 30; to'1. W sA LESLADIES wi T selling dresses. st n.w. SALES Teas) ity S Dlency of ampition” & 'wd Brovosition for, averaging » nice income, bet. 9 d 12 x.mem;n K n( A nuu e e: ‘ Robiy B Rleitn ool 15t ‘nnnun, KEYS huiese S .00 S5 mm New ani’ -n"n.'- a008¢ MO thlrpe'nl.nt lnd rnr-ll'hrl.l .hm“m‘% Arlnmula PERMANENT WAVI:. $3 $5. mplete. No extrs chari Good SonE by highly jrained students un- der expert sugl!rvulun ONQUR 1935 R H W. fents old mower OPS, % lll 4th BI Nw. AN DI CHARLESTON, ; can accommodate several passengers. PAINTING. PAPERH. su!.lfl l’l es this mon Fhone Columbia | wori ot M ranteed. i R hear Fark Fd-" Admms STRESS, rxunen:ed 'nn Edward 719 14th st. % SHIRT FINISHER AND P tlr— ust Apply Page Laundry, 620 E N expelenced. st._n.w. WAITRESS, white, experienced counter and feterences. = 1013 Bidg., bet. 9 a v‘vA exnemneca. for curb gervice, mieht Work. ADply The Country Store. mu. to operate hemstitching ma- perienced. " Apply Wedn n.w - be | L. msONA Clllkllvtl Deet“l;.i ’I. an; PAI.NTI\YC_DEC any time. RATING. of Jersonal head: The rate under headi: nal is 3 cents per line sdditional to regular line rate. BORROW $500.00 TO ERECT SMALL Fouse: 1is"acre home site ouma a5 security. T Delatield pi. YoUNG WOMAN, NEAT, REFINED WouLD nl with el l’alke ?':" Ing nlflrlllflfllllll 10 ='“l ol : D AGED _ COUPLE, NO hlareny will care for small house OF apt. in or near the city, flllflnl !ummlr ‘months. ‘Address Box 21 fice. PAINTING—PAPERING— REMODELING. NO CASH REQUIRED. (pSmall monthiy payments.. Paperin stueco. * plui e "Guatantee WOMEN fto_sew -t homr on_cotton dresse everything furnished, full instructions. Ap- oly 626 Indiana ave. n.w. igh-class women for les work, part or full time. Ad- clerk. “Aoply “Jimmie's’ Beauty 5 0 p.m. Emile, . 1221_Coni t- Carpentry i E eatt ric satisfact| 2o oCheer utiy Siven. Call, day: or Sunday, GEORGIA 2400. PEN\I DECORATING CO., INC. Slll Beorlll sz B o_mmr 'ark ip at 4 BEE ot one . adame e o MILLINERY SXPERT RE modeling. RACHEL M. BERRY, torumy with Julius Gartinckel & Co. Liicoln 1980 Ventosa. Apt. REDUCING— * ragama 5 Ci net, Turkish baths, baking, elec. treatmen muu x VYOUR WORN H, 'rs, Dlockea, Jnodeicd to suit the individusl, 32.50 snd s850. Smart new hats to order - Pormer h M; ding orde; sh-and Frank R. delleft. Cait District. 9656, :?“, Inth iso pal les st. A ious Gress Box 188-K. Star office. CE YOUNG, GIRL for cashier and appointment lon, 3326 14th st n.w. YOUNG LADY, whit s telephonist in doc- office, Avply 6 t 63 G, LADIES as ‘Balirs o DArmanest Caevartment,® experienced referred; prentices. | Apply 60 p.m. YOUNG WOMAN as St st as gan trpewrite preferred: salary, $1 o start. Ernest r Co., 7113 H. st. MA’\'I( URIQ’I WANTED— Thoroughly experienced. ]n making application state age, ex- perience and give reference. Ad-|8! dress Box 209-K, Star office. H GIRL, colored, references req GIRL for light houu'ork. 32 m rmm, suna y rark‘ xi v:vzelh Apply in L. an. calaud. must h pply Worth' no evening, some knowledge 800 F APERING—Insist upon work: Tooms scraped dry, cracks charmingly, 7i1.90. We disinfect free. e Dec. Co., Ad. 8666-J. 648 Newton ALL LAD] COA’ cleaned, $1; men's suits and overcoats, 78c. Howard's Cdoriess Cleaners. Stores all over TRUSSES AND C GOODS AT REAL money-saving_prices. Fit and satisfaction fusranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at- tendants to_care for ery want. Peo- ples Drug_Store 1 at..n. usr- bl n.w. 19 prices will save you money: prompt uuam.ln attention: ORPRISING. HOW REASONABL: finish old_floors, painting ~inter., papering, plaster cement work, made, nflllhred, Lurniture e rel ng. s Jnterlor. exterior 1 do my own_work e save you A Reference. Call Ac 31e PE! ING—PAI\ITING scraping and refinishin ehu 'ork B rcasonable. it Ko papered. $5 up: Let mg x""a ten t1 xmm best _of :!lre wiven: e raining; bes e ""gm H.l"lvlléo 1502. _Brentwood g Nu:un. Rhode I ave, and Bunker 12 BOYS, over 18 years of age, for our sales units. Apply after 2 pm. Good Humor Ice Cream | Co., 806 Rh(ule Island ave. ABLISHE CORPORATION. —with offices in principa! cities. seeks man of mature years for Washington branch. Must be aggressive, analytical and thrifty. Sales experience lflvlntlr!nul but _mot necessary. Right man will find it a life- time connection, with splendid ponlbnlms Bond required. Address Box 93-K, Sta | Sihee. 2 MEN, per 'ttl to start. Ntllnzn lnd Yllr !dllcl tion ntil Apply T ¥ oeom. ¥ SPO1 RS, expe rienced on gray work. 1220 23rd St. N.W. To work established ferritory: $30 to $38 WOMAN, white, family: 5o Isundry. 1 "have Yo Yortand" cookin o WI !lrrllul & "must all day or half da; SlTUA'I'lON—m Persons advertising for “Situations Wanted" careful investigation of persons of- Jfering positions where cash .mmm are_requis AUD BOOKKEEP] good references. Address "F‘ 4 AN. experienced, wi ‘Address Box “"::‘-x}'.nm:'? il ground.” with 1 of View bakery o terms. "Addre; cashier, wants ‘moderate re it It e 2;na=|endlllnnl 0 8 n vrnon'."n;r'kch PRESSER on machine for rough work and silks, 1220 23rd St. NW. _TIGRAPH OPERATOR. MAN WITH “AIR NOWLEDGE OF MULTIGRAPH |G OPERATING. (;OOI) OPPOR- TUNITY FOR PERSON NOT AFRA“) TO WOR TATE AGE, ERIEN ADDRESS BOX FFICE AUTOMOBILE SAL HERE’S YOUR OPPORTUNITY —to make connections sell MU YOU! 1EN, g the outstanding value on today's market | Gus (the new 1931 6-cyl. Chevrolet). Un- usual proposition to those who are not afraid of work and who want to increase their earnings. We will train and furnish selling equipment. at 10 A.M., or Call Lincoln 10200. OURISMAN CHEVROLET 610 H St. N.B. flnt-il‘lul rnler:,l.z.u’lo.. city or nurmos uwn) want e i T DUATE STUDENT F st. n.w.; Juan Bi ENT desires Summer em- Siofment: ployment, tutefins preferved. ' Met. 9318 of MAN—A_fai ’ oing _to _E mends_ highly s Frerin em{’"’n’m{"fif’ i Chevy_Chase, d. MAN wishes posil S’""?" shes bo llnn #3 Shet: thorou m: 3 feur, kitch- le, Solored, experienced ch e, handy with tools. De MAN, ular-a, wanis o hone haufieur, Bret-clas " referchoe. A antic R in_estimal ,..'.".::'.Sflnfi: it t | man of 30. Referency Box_185-K. ¥t = :lncco. "Free extimates. The Home Decorators, Im:., 1000 9th St. N.W____ Metropolitan 085s. P‘\PI‘RING PAINTING. Papered, 36 up: sanitarily sc: xterior paint; Faris Jordan, Liscon 5 PAPERHANGING, ~ PLASTERING — Bpecial low prices; work guaraiuteed; prompt per- tention. J. Baitz, 601 Irving st, 1. 6, demea and pressed- ':!c “n AND DYEING 48 1R o —m om _house; le Hong with sale. of ‘furniture; estate m e closed immediately. North s5a8. 30 AN QUICKL uom. Iunl:h tea rooms, stores, kind of businéss. No " No'make belleve. Res See Mr. Fowler, a?:.r Paperhangmg & Pamtmg no ooJiome improvement llS ‘v E{‘mln 4, Work subtaticed” 18th & v Ape 3. Jsoime l‘lnch mmt’n" T 20" . 4149, ..,z-'?:” D-uhlnl. the man_ w Ei ocs. best, g'flmf n-nnot“c‘gaul Ferdue, 826 4th St how ROOFING, oumnnm spouting, mate furn) ANTED o b ‘ wil consiger 'renting & L George. 31 dets uno TO concern of s v, e b exchanged. Address ce. ROOMING Hnusa. 13th st near Mass, & rooms. ¥ sy_term: HEoveein’ 5t inkeia See M: Fowler. 506 F_st. n.w. INVEST PIANO TUNING, T ‘merit! finer for, Percy ron and geo o, 4 Al rim SALE_Excellent pat &nem Taw pneu in_ Stoux City. Iowa. Pine o&mnun 7, for smbitious patent lavzer, and of ixtures included. ing poition, s head of patent dep B g “0“"}-“."” e ‘Ohio ation. n: ucom PBullding. city. It baye to keep | owntown_loca- dor the business; ver: Price. 12:000. | b 03: D TELY NO CASH REQUIRED FOR HOME_IMPRO YOUR HOME SH ountain, ul ot Wd'dr'u‘-‘:' Dok b1 Star o plan. Estimates ehees The GENERAL CON’ 921 New York Ave. N. Toom, Norl chll;u ok loofl business; ren! Dont delay. Must be CTRI JUIPMENT Blisens: °:‘...m'flm Tince opportunity for $3,000 ped sho u 1 SO, flme'bn.gfi' ‘flfi' e x nl- Fike, afteznoon. 3 erences. A In 'hlllO ml llnlh. Rrm. A um- far mmgnmt he ¢ BR -flfl"‘-fi."‘\u mh‘l’l K¢ (walnutY, T B i best w 3 ling Co.. 81 (Confinued on Next s