Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1931, Page 29

FLYERS' BANQUET ON BOTH SYSTEMS WRC and WMAL to Carry Proceedings Honoring Post and Gatty. Proceedings at the banquet in honor of Wiley Post and Harold Gatty at the | Hotel tonight, will be broad- cast by WRC and WMAL as well as the networks of the National and Co- lumbia_broadcasting systems. The broadcast is scheduled to start at 10 o'clock and will last for a half hour. Senator Bingham of Connecticut, prasi- dent of the National Aeronautic Asso- ciation, is to make the principal address. ‘Willard Two New Attractions. WMAL also will carry two new at- tractions tonight—an all star revue featuring a galaxy of stage celebrities and a dramatic presentation by th: Crime Club. Eight nationally famous stage stars are to participate 18 the revue. They include Ircne Bordoni, George Jessel, Helen Kane, Walter T. Kelly, Belle Baker, John W. Green and Gilda Gray. Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians will provide the orchestral accompani- ment Lawless Lady.” a story dealing with thievery, gangs and a psuedo countess, will be the Crime Club dramatization. It will be broadcast at 8 o'clock WMAL's Musical Art Gallery pro- gram will be presented by Louise Bo- nuso. soprano, and Edwin Callow, bass. Grace Shannon will be the accompan- ist. Story Hour on WRC. The story hour dramatizations, for- rly broadcast by WMAL and other Columbia stations, make their debut fonight on WRC and other National Broadcasting Co. stations. The pro- duction tonight will be based on the story “In the Eves of My Wife. The famous Revelers' Quartet, which recently returned fro ma concert tour of Europe, will be heard in the “Family Party” program. Their contributions Will include “Dinah” and “The Woman in the Shoe The orchestra, under the direction of Frank Black, will fea- ture a medley of Jerome Kern hits The Gypsies, the Russian Singers end Paul Whiteman's Orchestra also will be heard over WRC. WOL Has Troubadours. A special radio concert by the George Washington University Troubadours will be broadcast tonight by WOL. An- other feature scheduled by this station is a talk by Violet Empe ton newspaper writer, on Wire Bill Strickland’s Orchestra, Marshall, soprano, and Monty and Skippy, are featured tonight WJSV. ews by Myra Mike by Major Radio Features SPECIAL EVENTS. Banquet. in honor of Post and Gatty at the Willard Hotel, WRC and WMAL, 10:00 SPEECHES. Eqnwr\s" ¥ w500, “How’s WRC, - DRAMA. “The Stebbins Boys,” WRC, 5:45; Amos 'n Andv. WRC, 6:00; Story Hour, WRC, 9:00. VARIETY. reast Jesters, WRC. 6:15: Morton Dow- néy and Anthony Wons, WMAL, 6:45; Arthur Pryor's Band. WMAL, 7:00; Weber and Fields, WRC. 7:15; The Gypsies. WRC, 7:30: “Family Partr.” WRC, 8:30; All-star Revue, WMAL. 9:00; Ann Leaf's organ re- cital, WMAL, 11:30. DANCE MUSIC. Pau! Whiteman's Orchestra, WRC, 11:00; George Olsen’s Orchestra, WMAL, 11:00; La Salle Orchestra, WRC, 12:00. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. B:45—Topics in Brief. by Lowell Thomas — WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WABC. WHK, WMAQ, KDKA, | WLW and WRVA Rexy Theater program WBAL, WLS. WHAM, WSM and WIBO. 7:30—Ohman_and en. piano duo; male trio and novelty orchestra —WJZ, WBZ. WBAL, KDKA, WLW and WJR 8:30—Real Folks, sketch of small-zown life—~WJZ. WBZ, WLW., WJAR and KYW. 9:00—Rochester Civic Orchestra and | Guy Frazier Harrison—WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, WHAM. KDKA, WBAL, WLW and WJAR 9:30—Cyrena Van Gordon, Anna Case and Nathaniel Shilkret's Or- chestra—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, —WJZ, KWK, | 6:45- WBZA. KDKA, WLW and KYW. | 11:00—Cab Calloway's Orchestra, dance music — WJZ, WREN, WGAR and WENR. CAR WASH Progressive Auto Laundry 1423 Trying N.W. Col. 1001 Sun.. Holidays, $1.25 Give your radio a fresh start u)lth new No endorsers are required on loans made in District of Columbia and 20-mile radius. Your own signature and personal security are all that are necessary. You pay no commission or bonus, as Jawful interest is our only charge. Under Supervision of State Banking Department Peoples Personal Bankers, Inc. 3308 Rhode Island Ave., Mt. Rainier, Md. Phones—Decatur 1240-41-42 Bethesda Personal Bankers, Inc. 6982 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda, Maryland Phones—Wisconsin 4373-4 Public Small Loan Co., Inc. 7 Harlow Ave, Rosslyn, Virginia Phones—West 2443-4—Clarendon 2600 Maryland Personal Bankers, Inc. 8405 Georgia Ave., Silver by Marle Thorpe. | WBAL. KDKA, | { | WOL Washing- | Today on 315.6 Meters. vaC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—Dancing melodies. 3:30—Musical interlude. 3:40—Orckestra_concert from London. 4:00—National Press Club's reception | to Post and Gatty. 4:30—The Good Neighbor. 4:45—Vocational Guidance by Kiwanis Club. :00—Report of the National Indus- trial Conference Board. :02—Black and Gold Room Orchestra. 15—Mormon _Tabernacle Choir. 29—Correct Time. 30—"“Who's Behind the Nam Edwin Alger. :45—"The Stebbins Boys.” 00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 3 ‘The Yeast Jesters. 30—Phil Cook, comedian. The Merry Dairymen.” ‘s Business?” by Merle the by —Weber and Fields. 30—The Gypsies. 30— Family Party,” with the Revel- ers Quartet ‘and Frank Black's Orchestra. 00—Story Hour Dramatization. 45—Musical program 00 —Banquet in honor of Post and Gatty, broadcast from the Wil- lard Hotel 30—The Russian Singers. 00—Weather forecast. 01—Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. 30—Bill Donohue’s Orchestra. :00—La Salle Orchestra. 30 to 1:00a—Canton Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 30a—Tower health exercises. :00a—Gene and Glenn. 15a—Morning devotions. 30a—Cheerio. 00a—Parnassus Trio. :152—Andy Sanella’s Orchestra. 45a—Food program. Blake's Radio Column. —The Happy Laundry Mer “Timely Garden Suggestions, by W. R. Beattie. 30a—Golden Gems. 00a—"The Care and Training of the Child From 1 to 6,” by Dr. Ella Oppenheimer. 15a—Radio Household Institute. 30a—United States Army Band. 00a—The Hellman Troubadour. 15a- Moods and Memories, Capt. R. Henderson Bland 30a—"Timely Garden Suggestions,” by W. R. Beattie 45a—On Wings of Song. 00m—New Yorker Enremble 30—National Farm and Home hour. 30—Melody Three. 00—Woman's Radio Review 00—La Forge-Berumen Musicale. United States Navy Band 00 to 4:30—The Lady Next Door. 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 00—Sports period. 45—Musical moments. 00—Waltz tunes 15—Dance music. b 00—One-Time Opportunities. 30—The Man About Town 45— Wayside Ramblings,” by Made- line Ensign 00—Dinner music. Cecil and Sally 30—The Rhythm King! 45—The Rendezvcus. 00—Eddie Schofield, pianist. 20—News flashes. 30—George Washington Troubadours 00— \ws by Wire," University by Violet Em- lu—o C. Miller, “The Whispering Vocalist " 30 to 9:00—The Vikings. Early Program Tomorrow. 00a—Musical Clock. C0a—~ Birthdays. :05a—Musical Clock. 00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 15a—Tureful Titbits :30a—Organ melodies :00a—Beauty Question Box. :15a—Modern melodies. 30a—Memories of Hawall. :00m—Luncheon music 15—Jimmie Hartman, pianist 30 to 1:00—Request Dprogram Mount Alto Hospital. 4 Meters. 1.460 Kilocycles. :00—Base ball game. 00—Science and History. —Classified program. | 6:15—Sport flashes. 20—News flashes. :30—Classified program. —Ocean City program. | 9:00—Bill Strickland | | | | ter Dorsey and Anna Scott. s Orchestra. 10 00 News flashes. |10:15 to 10:45—Monty and Skippy. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down South in Dixie. 9:05a—Weather report and Grand- | father’s Clock 9:40a—Hints to Housewives. 10:00a—The Bride and the Kitchen 10:30a—Program _from the Trinity Methodist Church of Alexandria. 11:00a—Style talk 11:30a—Gospel Choir 12:00m—Correct time. 12:01—Farm News 12:30—Q0ld King Tut. :30—The “M" Trio. Look over this great array of talent— eight scintillating stars—the greatest ever assembled in one program, all in the sensational all-star White Owl Radio Revue. Each artist . . . brilliant, original, individualistic, inimitable. Striking va riety of songs, dance music, stories. Check them off and tonight for a gala hour, tune in on this matchless White Owl Revue! THE EVENING STAR, the Radio (AU programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) WMAL 63 locrees. 3:00—United States Army Band. 3:40—St. George's Orchestra. 00—Dancing by the Sea. 4:45—"“Glant X-Ray Tubes Promise man-made Cosmic Rays,” by Sclence Service. | 5:00—Program by the Catholic Daugh- | ters of America. 5:30—Roy Atwell's Inn, | 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star. | 6:00—Time and program resume. 6:02—"Current Events,” by H. V. Kal- tenborn. 6:15—Dennis King and orchestra. 6:30—Cathreen Carrico, soprano, 6:45—Morton Downey, tenor, and An- thony Wons. 7:00-—Arthur Pryor’s Band. 7:15—Barbershop Quartet. 7:30—Jimmy and Jane. | 7:45—Alice Corry _interviews | Carter Waddell. 8:00—The Crime Club. 8:30—An Evening in Paris. 8:45—"Summer Daze,” featuring Ha- ‘wallan music. 9:00—All-Star Revue, featuring Irene Bordoni, George Jessel and other stage celebrities. 9:45—Orchestra and Norman Broken- shire. 10:00—Banquet‘in honor of Post and Gatty at the Willard Hotel. 10:30—Washington's Musical Art Gal- lery—Louise Bonuso, soprano, and Edwin Callow, bass. 10:45—Arnold Jchnson’s Orchs 11:00—George Olsen’s Orchestra. 11:30—Ann Leaf at the organ. 12:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—The Commuters. 8:30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 8:45a—Morning Minstrels. 9:00a—Dot Myers Wildman, pianist. :15a—Columbia Mixed Quartet. 45a—Party House. 00a—Fashion Facts of 1931. 15a—"Your Foods and You,” by Ida Bailey Allen. —"Efficlent Summer Canning,” by Grace White. 45a—"Well Babies and Children,” by Dr. Royal S. Haynes. 00a—Don Bigelow's Orchestra. 36a—Cuban Biltmore Orchestra. 00m—Park Central Orchestra. 30—Savoy-Plaza Orchestra. 00—Varieties. 15—Columbia Artists' Recital. 45—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 30—The Three Doctors. :45—Rhythm Kings. 3:00—Rochester Civic Orchestra. 4:00—Civil Service Employment Op- portunities. 4:10—Songs by Frank Ross. 4:15 to 4:30—"Adventures in Words,” by Dr. Frank H. Vizetelly. 4.5 Meters. NAA 690 Kilocycles. 9:55—Time Signals 10:00—Weather Report. The Dial Log. Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. Keys. Keys. 860 G oone s DR 1060 . 670 990 .1000 600 710 660 . 980 790 WRVA .1110 820 WSB . 140 750 WTAM 1070 760 WWJ . . 920 870 KYW . .1020 Joan 30a | WABC . . WBAL ... WCAO . WEAF . |WGY . | WHAS . WIR Wz WLS WLW WMAQ wOoC .... WOR . WPG . Flashes from The Evening Star, a resume of world mews, is brond- cast daily by WMAL at 545 o'clock Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. ACK SMART traveled far hefore he becime Joe Green of the “Mr. and Mrs.” sketches over the Co- lumbia network. His parents liked to travel, and from Philadelphia, where he was born on Thanksgiving day, 1902, Smart mi- grated by easy stages across the con- tinent to California. He was a boy then and at some 15 schools he attended during his journey he was always in trouble. By the time Smart had reached high school age his family had returned East, as far as Buffalo, and he was graduated there. He also won an athletic scholar- ship for foot ball and swimming, but did not accept it. He couldn't afford to take up art, as he wanted to, so he went into advertising and selling. Smart lost the first job and many others—such as shoveling coal on a lake boat and working in the employment department of a factory—for the same reason that he used to be sent home from school. He finally developed aspirations for the stage, and went to New York, where he pounded the pavements until his hopes and money were gone. Then he | went back to Buffalo and got a job in | a stock company. His first part was a cabman. In New York later he did six weeks in vaudeville and made pictures; spent four years acting in and stage man- aging stock companies; attained a ju- venile lead part in Erie, Pa, and played comedy and lead in musical comedy in various Eastern cities. At last radio and New York called him and Smart started his air career in “Whispering Fables.” In September, 1929, he got a chance to stop whisper- ing and use his voice as Joe of “Joe and Vi He's still at it, and almost everybody likes to listen to his ravings— except Vi. * ok ok % B. C. has arranged a series of « four weekly talks on American citizenship. The first will go on the air July 10, with James W. Gerard, former Ambassador to Germany, as the speaker. The “Miniature Theater,” in charge of C. L. Menser, returns to N. B. C. July 9 for a new series. The first pro- duction will be “Curtain.” o UTH ETTING, former “Folljes” star is to be the guest artist in the Smx Party broadcast by N. B. C. Sunday. pageant depicting pioneer life in zhr Salt Lake Valley at the University of Utah July 25 will be broadcast by N B. C. The production will be directed by James Cruze of motion picture fame. Fay Templeton. veteran of the musical comedy stage, has been booked for amn- other broadcast over a N. B. C. network Saturday. Among unusual names of horses on an old program of racing events, found recently in Glasgow, Scotland, were “Jack’s My Favorite, “Britons, Strike Home,” “Fear Not, Victorious,” “Kiss in a Corner” and “First Time o' Ask- Thrilling, gripping, gasping Mystery Eno Crime Club Sponsored by the makers of Exo Efter- vescent Sail. these famous half-bours now every Mondsy and Wednesday are- Bing on entie Columbia Basic Neiwork Station WMAL, 8 to 8:30 tonight and _everr Monday. Weinesday evenines 8:30 to . “TRUE STORY” HOUR now on National Broadcasting Co. stations . MONDAY NIGHTS! Hear these thrilling radio programs every Monday eve- - ning instead of on Fridays. Now brought to you over the National Broadcasting Company’s red network. TUNE IN ON STATION WRC AT 9:00 O'CLOCK, E. S. T. 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We prove to_any man that he can make at least $4 a dav. No_experience necessary Local men only. No floaters Need apply. This is not ineurance = Call after 3 pm.. 316 Insurance Bldg., 15th and Agely 214 District National Bank e, pref- n_estab- “ambitious Cathoiic _men willing to start at $30 weekly with excel- lent chance for promotion (o executive po- stion ina large New York concern - Call 8-10 or 5-6. R [ st_nw MUSICIANS —Piano. llxophuh tenor banio those who_double on other instruments. Ap- ply 1900 Bladensburg_rd. n.e OFFICE ASSISTANT. must be excellent ste- nographer as well as capable handling own correspondence: likeable personality. speed and accuracy at figures required: good sal- | PRESS OPERATORS,” | perienced only lary with unusual opportunity for advance- ment in world-wide organization for with tact. initiative and willin responsibility: give education, exper ence. phone, etc. Address Box 121-V, OIL BURNER SALESMEN who can sell, real opportunity to right man. See Mr. Thomas- son. 227 9th st. ne SALES ORGANIZER for Missiseippi for meritous required. Address Box 353-V. Star office 7° SALESMAN__ with car, Washington _and vicinity. = Capable af closing direct leads Excellent income for right man See Mr Hodskin. Monday. 1635 Conn. ave YOUNG MAN, Business H) Must be typist and have kno ing_machines. typewriters. elc with pleasant personality and nighest char- acter reference should apply. Salary to start. $15 per week. The Walcott-Taylor Co. Inc. 1714 H st nw Three Salesmen \Wanted.” for three capable men Homesites in’ restricied Siburhan deyelopment - Unrivaled opporiun- B I " workers Apply Tuesday. berween 4 and §_o'clock. 801 Shorsham Bullding MAN, MARRIED, AS AGENT AND' COLLECTOR, ~ SALARY, COMMISSION XD BOXNUS EXCELLENT FUTURE: EXPERI- ENCE \O CESSARY: RFEF EREN(C REQUIRED. APPLY MANAGER., 1308 H ST. N.W, FOURTH “all States east of roduct: reference S CE. Large corporation. expanding, has opening who is carefully looking about to Dosition permanently. Sales ex- perierice helpful. but not essential. Com- Tission basis sumciently general to aopeal fo A high-srade man. The man who applies himselt a5 we direct shos i3 frst vear exceed $5.000 The Do lnusus] opportunity for advancement e position. Address Box 325-V. SALESMEN. Openings for four live-wi-e salesmen who have sold heating or allied lines: experienced men preferred. but not neceasars: we wil train you: m ave car and know Wash- on” Gerrilory; ‘fnancial ‘assistance wiven to get started This is & direct factors branch reanization: hundreds of Star of & na- satisfied rs shington Ask for Mr. Waish. 9 am_to 4 p.m, 17228 ST. N.W. —_— HELF—WOMEN. COOK. general houseworker. experienced intelligent: ' refined: references. 310 per week. APply after 6 p.m., apt. 1. 1830 16th st GIRL. experienced in sandwiches: no other Bladensburz rd. n.e makii barbecie need 1900 ply. 2. white_or _colored. at once. Service Laundry Co. Bladensburi Md. Hyatts 13, " PRESS OPERATORS and hand ironers, ex- 00d pay. Apply Mr. Barry, Washington Laundry. 27th and K 5ts. nw PROOFREADING: experienced preferred, but not necessary. state age and salary: per- manent _positions to deserving. Address Box 126V Star ofice. SHIRT OPERATOR. experienced oniy. ply Mr. Barry, Washington Laundry, and K sts. n.w. Ap- 27th man | ess assume | MONDAY, JULY 6, 1931 HELP AND SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS—WOMEN. Cotinpet) STENOGRAPHER ‘High_school and seminary graduate. 3 years' experience; references: small salary. Address Box 367- V. Star_office (g YOUNG LADY, high school g at- tending local business college, desires Dosi- for children or as companion to older person in return for room and board. Phone National 1748 for interview. 3 yCOWNDlD SERVICE. (Continued.) HEATING & PLUMBING. 300 feet radiation, 18-inch botler, 6 radi- guaranteed, $325; 2 or 3 years to pay; rtgage taken. 'Budget Plumbing & Heating Co.. Lincoln 10317. Keys, 25 cents: e Jou wait. Turner & ¢ Clark. SITUATION—DOMEST! O O N iy % Tk Bow.” Col. “8800-J. 4 ook, waliresa; “pleasani_dixsosition. Tl r | Aniee Dec. Dart time: ref. "North 0843~ o o GENERAL maid, colofed, neat. gxcellent cook, kood houseworker. or part time: b De. GIRL, colored, 1 'Ilhel work. ex- perienced general housework and nur: Ing; stay some Tights, hall day Sunday. Adams 37 1333 Beh st. n. sework; Cail at 21 L st. n.w GIRL, neat, wishes work as nurse or light Jouseworked; “clty " réferences. Fhone "Lin. “part al ,” wishes part-time or full- time "job, can’ do piai 3 remofm Altantic” S1ap, “04n con €lve GIRL, colored, desire: 57 { time o full time: ‘n'x".’.'m?& v‘n' kmd' LAUNDRY to take home or da. class clty reference. ikt Prankih Metropolitan 0860, Mrs. COURSES. A o o or e onee ANYIHERE: ; ircar. o Ao snytime, ensen Bchool, Free_booklet. DON'T LET GOOD OFFORTUNITIES PASS e 5 oard operating is e leatn. Oxford Blde . 14th at N- ¥ ot FILE CLERK. reparation for FILE CLERK TEAL LR Sxams. “vers oy The Civil Bervice Preparatory se. cor. 12th and P n.w. Met. 6337, AN INVITATION. It you are planning to attend s com- clal school, you are cordially invited to the' modern class rooms of the Mount ant 8chool for Secretaries. See the ex- facilities and personaily meet the 1 faculty before deciding to be presented with a copy INGTON " MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL R _SECRETARIES. OLI THEATER BUILDING N, elephone Columbis 3000 TRV e S Begin_todey and STATIST! tuition rate School, It vou are planning to attend a mercial school. you are cordially invited to visit the modern class rooms of the Mount Pleasant 8chool for Becretaries. Bes the ex- cellent facilities and personally mest the members of the faculty before deciding to resister. You will be presented with & copy of'“SICTORTAL WASHINGTON. " Mount Pleasant, School for Secretaries, Theater Building. 3313 14th o W w el phone Colimbia 3000. THREE-MONTH SUMMER TERM Starting This Week Intensive Cousre, Indiyidusl Attsntion Mount Pleasant Schiool for Secretaries, Tivoli Theater Building 3313 14th St. N W. _ Telephone Columbia 3000. HIGH SCHOOT, GRADUATES REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER TERM Starting This Week Mount Pleasart School for Secretaries. Tivoli Theater Building. 3313 14th St. N W__Telephone Golumbi BEAUTY CULTURE. MABELLE_HONOUR SCHOOL (Est 1913 A Good School. Teaching Good Work to Discriminating Students New Rates Now in Effect 1335 N H. Ave N.W. 218 14th 8t STATISTICAL CLERK. Besin_today preparation for FILE CLERK and STATISTICAL CLERK exams. Very low tuition rate. The Civil Rervice Preparatory 8chool. se. cor. 12th and F n.w. Met. 6337 STATISTICAL. CI.. epare for the Civil Serv f New cisss beginning Monday. July 6 roll todav. . Ineivi instructions Tass drills and examinaiions. Capital City Commercial Collese, 1340 New York avenue. Met. 4227 § D N e THREE-MONTH SUMMER TERM Starts June 29 and July 6. Intensive Course, Individuak Attention. Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries, Tivoll_Theater Building 3313 14th St_N.W._Telephone Columbia 3000 SPECIAL PREPARATION. Begin todsy preparation for FILE CLERK and STATISTICAL Ci ZRK exams. Very low tuition rate. The Civil Service Preparatory School, s.e. cor, 12th and P n.w. Met. 633 " FILE CLERK EXAM. (Salary. $1.260-1.440.) Assistant_statistical clerk ($1.60). Special ‘courses include all subects. under direction of experts in each field. Printed lessons loaned — Best avail- ble information. Tuition _night. $10 mo. wks.). hrs. 7.9: day 325, mornings £15 There is no substitute for these courses Start m.me ately. BOYD SCHOOL, 1333 F!( ._topp. Fox). Nat. 2340 FILE CLERK EXAMINATION Begin_preparation today. Classes Mon., Wed. Fri. Individusl instructions “with class drills and examinations _Capital City Commercial " College, 1340 New “York a1 Mer. 4227 7 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. STENOGRAPHERS, _ DOOKKeepers, _typi clerks, male and female, needed hourly; s: 50 wk_Bovd's. 1333 P. Nat. 2338, RUPHERS | !xCHA.NOI has A-1 cooks maids, houseworkers; day, week, month. ref. investigated. Detllul’ 3551, 1837 lllh“x;‘.n EFFICENT HELP_Private family. hotel, res- taurant. office. People’s Employment Agency, 1342 You st. n.w. Decatur 3555, 6 NW. PERSONAL. B = e The rate under heading of Person is nis per line additional to the Fesular ine Tate FUR COATS REMODELED BY CERTIFIED expert at reasonable prices. 1800 W.s. ave ‘facing 8 st.) Philips, furrier. phone West DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS - Remodeled. shrunk of enlarged to correct headsize: remolded after the latest fashions. $2; new models molded to your merly with Madame Ash. Call District 9636. YOUNG LADIES. Gatholic. _ forc exceptionally for iccal sales Bizagant work: experi- ghce unnecessary. " Call 8-10 or 5-6, Room 343 H st nw ALL DRESSES AND LADIES' COATS cleaned. $1: men's suits and overcoats, 75c. Howard's Odorless Cleaners. Stores all over TEACHER, typewriting and bookKeeping, in day echool &t once; academic degres and iW0 years' teaching experience required. Ap- piy By leuer” or ‘appointment lint” Pleasant Sehoo ecretaries. Tivoll Theater Bids .« 8315 14tn £t Bt town. Kash_and_Karry. i il WHEREVER _YOU LIVE CALL FOR and deliver, no extra charge, Laay's dresses, $1; lady's ' Spring conts, 1 ‘mens sults, | o cleaned and pr CLEANING ANDHVES %NG 48 LRE. Boos 18th_st. n.w__North 7 CHER. ng_and bookkeeping, in 2y school academic degree and iwo years’ teaching experience reauired. Ap- ply o appointment ount” Pleasant School for Becretaries, Tiyoli Theater Bldg., at once: IER. experiences nas itk At in "atore funch settled white * woman: - good Cleaning and dishwashing: week to start, and meals. t on customers room: - also worker. for pay each. $5 1901 M st n ;&azug&mm:nr’;nfl and sandwich shop, g N, 2omS SxPgrience; Mo Sundsy of wait and RESPONSIBLE cmm.m WITH BEST REF- erences, willing to care for country home near Washington for Summer for use of same. _Address Box 322-V. Star office. SUMMER DAY CAMP—SPORTS, and plays. Dancing. _Children Wholesome lunch. Free Col._1849. THE WASHINGTON PLAY COLUB. THE teach-to-play_school. Phone Columbia 1161, Cleveiand 3236-J. Georgla 5211. GAMES 0 9. transportation. PREPARE NOW_FILE CLERK. COMPUTER, STATISTICAL, CLERK Begin TODAY. Spe- gial tition. The Civil Service Preparatory School. & h&F 6337 PRESS OPER!? \'IOR\ and hand finishers, experienced, for Tuesday and \Wednesday eve- nings bezmnmg at 5 o'clock. Elite Laundry, 2119 14th st. n.w. HELP—DOMESTIC. Emerson 9398, aah 7 aishis HOUSEKEEPER. white, ferred, to assist elderl: housekeeping. no laundry: expected and references. star office_ HOUSEWORKER—Settled ~white _woman must be useful around house; do mend- ing and laundry for one: fond of pets; $4 weekly and meals. 1901 M st. n. » SITUATION—MEN. CHEF, hotel. restaurant. cafeteria exveri- ence. Can handle any size kitchen. Addre Box_317-V, St office. 7 middie-nred ddie-axed _ pre. HONOUR _SERVICE SHOPS. Tuesday Special: Scalp Treatment, 35c. PERMANENTS, $3. $5 818 14th 8t N.W. 1328 N. H. Ave. N.W. MOTOR T TIIAVEL. DRIVING TO FLORIDA JULY 8th. WANT two or three passengers to Jacksonville, Palm Beach or Miami: share expenses. Ad- dress Box 386-V. office. & SAVE MONEY. SHARE EXPENSES CARB and passengers all parts of U. 8. California, oo Worereee® Ratbnal Auto Travel Bureau 847 Earle'Bleg. National 8676, till 9 p.m RECOMMENDED SERVICE. wh) 1221 New York sve. nw. Met 375 _davs PAPERING rooms, day. scrapes best’ work.” James Jones, 1024 South upon_ good work: rooms ped dry, cracks’ filed and papered oharmingly. §7.00. We disinfect Free Giiar- antee Dec. Co., Ad. 8666-J. 648 Newton pl. n.w. —Rooms papered, $6 up; bath or kitchen painted, Atlantic 4652. ING—PAINTING. Rooms papered. 36 up: bath rooms paint- ed. $5 up. Interior and exterior bainiing Estimates free. Earle Jordan. Lincoin 5765 ND PAINTING. No cash necessary. First payment to ber 1. ° Papcring. | painting, plumbing, heating, carpentry. building. re- modeling. electric wiring. Tay and scrape all kinds floors. Build garages. Come and see the new NORGE ELECTRIC REFRIG- RATOR on display in our show room A cu. ft. box, $179.50. Lowest terms. Juse caip THE HOME DECORATORS. 1009 9th Bt N.W. Metropolit: PAPERHANGING - PLASTERING _ at reasonable prices; get my estimate. save money. Baitz. 601 Quincy st. n.w. Coi 1889 PAPERHANGINGRooms. papered, $5 and up. !sn- mate furnished Work guaranteed. A George. 2129 18th st. n.w. Apt. 2. Dec. 41(° PLASTER REPAIRING—Stralght new work. patchipg. pointing up. Get the man_ who does best work at reasonable prices. led Perdue, 826 4th st. n.w. Nat. 3238 SIX-ROOM HOUSE. wired complete, mrludr ing fixtures and inside service, $50: estimates free. National 7946, City Elec. Co. 713 H st hw (3 UPHOLSTERY—S8lip _covers. repairing; first-class work; caneing, quering. Garland, 5652 Ga. ave. Ga. 3646. (0 S sy ABSOL very 'ELY NO CASH REQUIRED FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS. YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST it is the very foundation of ‘your lite. It pavs to keep it in good condition, and remembe:—General Contracting gives you the best job at the lowest possible cost Here are a few of our home improvement branches PAINTING, PAPERING, PLUMBING. CAR- PENTERING. ELECTRIC WIRING. ROOF- ING, CEMENT WORK, GARAGES. WEATH. ER-STRIPPING, eic. Tiy our easy payment pian’ Estimates cheerfully given. The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 921 New York Ave, N.W. Dist. 5082 BUSI 'ESE 70;P0ETD\ITIE. MANUFACTURER _wants _local _manager. salary and share of the profits. New product with no competition, sells through dept tores and markets. 'Must make cash de- sit from 100 to $500 depending on loca- for accepled. Do not replv unless vou can cash deposit. Address Box 405-V, Star Vendine machines Start small capital Write Robbins chines. DeKalb and Broadway.Srooklvn. FEOOMING HOUSE. 12 room filled. cen asking $275. A_real bar rent_cheap sacrifice 560, baths 567 severa] rent, Nat. 1332 n 500 Rooming house. 11 rms: rent $600—Rooming ouse 11 "rms. beautifully furnished: rent $250—Lunch_ and caf near large Govt. depts. $350—Lunch. old stand eauipped & barga £400Clgar and news store, old stand 120" must sacrifice R. M. CURTIS, 830 11th 8t. N.W TO BUY OR SELL ANY F‘I SINESS SEE US FIRS We specialize in the sale of large and small_restauran: CAPTTOL ADJUSTING & FINANCE cO. ge Concern in Estab. 1923, Natl Back Bidg. Tel 48 AuTO TEAILER, Pullman style worth 3600, W. Mason, 1074 Jefl- BATH_TUBS. brick ana_buildi The Hechinger Co. is now sel yards salvage material from many Wrecking obs! We have large quantities of good used brick, lumber (2x4. 3x6, 2x8. 2x10, 2x12 IN LENGTHS YOU WANT). sheathing. flooring. windows. doo:s, sash. pipe. bath tubs, radi ators. plumbing and heating materiais In ex- cellent condition. Come 1o either of our three ds for the greatest selection at bargain es al HECRINGER CO. HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. Main Office—15th and H 8ts NE Downtown_—6th and C St SW, materials, g at its 3 BED Roow SUITE_and_other mm condition; reasonable. Clev. 2894-W, p.m BOOTS. English, nding. Jack: teasonable. Adams wood 61t 7 Apply on job. Casn REGISTERS —New Ohmer cash Tei makes soid. repaired and exchange s, steam tables. !odl !oun- fains, elsctric grinders. mixers, Fefrigerators partitions, store equipment and fixtures ol every description. Inc., Edsar Baum. Est n steam_tabl sieriliz re! Toasters, s srease traps. ers, re(rigerator electric mixers, chairs. staves, h re icerator scale: shelvin, ovens. Sth st etc. s n.w.. Me! DESKS, surplus also tremendous rom 0. 8. Government: savings in mew factory closeouts and conds: cheapest prices on chairs, files. sa etc. Commercial Office Furn. Co.. 430 8th n.w. Met. 1742, DESKS —Sale of ory_seconds” of office furniture, desks, tables, chairs. book, case: file cabinets. cabinet safes and used office furniture. " You can also rent it. H. Baum & Son, 616 E st_n w.__ National 913 ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATOR. Norge. al- Wil sacrifice my_two-door por- .. t0 buy a larger one. 3225, fully guar: Call Cleveland 1855 ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES Spe- cial. 6 rooms, 2 . bath and plug. $45 S43 price s aiways 1ow When Susiify 1 con: red. Over 500 = fied customers in Vashineton. Get ms asiimate and see son. H. M. Carpenter. North 0885 ELECTRIC BARBEQUE. new. cost Tepsonable offer refused: cash. § s FURNITURE- Mohair living $32.50: walnut bed room suite. ing room suite: beds. complete bureaus; cheap; other furniture. staniet i FURNITURE Walnut bed _foom _ suite; $47.50. dining room suite. $69.50: overstuffed bed-davenport suite. $32.50: livin room gultes. 33550, other furniture; cheap. 1231 FURNITURE —Bed room, dining room and living room furniture. odd pleces. rues, etc.. to be sold at auction Tuesday, July 7. 10 “ia= no 8th st. e Toom suite. £35.00: din- chifforobe. 1211 H g FURNITURE—Must _sell _ai Queen Anne, 10-plece: waliuts 82-inch tadlel £lass top: £00d as new: French blue lei chairs, cane back. panel; beautiful. big #ain &t Chevy Chase, (Bethesda). _Wisconsin' 3620-R. FURNITURE. {rom several apartments. Eored in rear of book store, 734 9th st. FURNITURE—Bed e Md now n.w. ToOm suite, new, cost $250, for $100: 2-piece mohair living room suite, cost /3250, for 75 10-piece dining room suite. cost $225. for $50: piano. $25 Victrola. rugs and other articles. 6802 44th st. Chevy Chase. Md 5 | Porch columns. B—13 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) TYPEWRITERS—American Co_ A new siand fres with purchase of any duavmer. port- Teiit reduces enings. 143" East. Capitol at. Lin. 0085 " TYPEWRITER RENTAL ulnvxc: Geor, 1883, Underwoods, Rovals and L. 556 mors.3 mos. in adve 3895, 8 Gors 15, VACUUM CLEANERS _Hoover, $7.00-335.00. Eureka Standard, $20.00; Electrolux, Airway, 31500 like n uaranteed year. repair- ing, bags. parts, sl cleaners. rent cleanere. $150 day. VACUUM CLEANER SHOP. 1404 Gi Ac._ 0800 WHITE HOUSE PLATES Polk period. ~Apply 327 A st. se. after § D.m._Phone Atl. 031 o 2 ELECTRIC_FANS. 16-inch: one_month. 801 Hill Blde five), James K. A G used ROOMS, $6: KITCHENS, §3. Paper cleaned. glass, repairs. Dist. 7531 NOW WRECKING the 75-room frame college building that stands among the forest trees at the north. east corner of 2nd and T sts. ne. All m terial for sale, including siding, floorin dimension lumber, etc. Bath tubs. radiator lavatories ~and other plumbing fixtures window sash and doors and bullding supplies 100 numerous 1o mention. Tt will pav you to crive in and see what we have. Salesman on the grounds. G. H. SHARTZER, Metropolitan 6474 PIANOS. Many at factory prices, while they last. other 52 of Stiefl's pianos, returned from rental contracts. are offered at the lowest prices ever known in Washington Wil sell esch for their unpaid balance, applying what rent has been paid. 20 pianos to be sold for 350 each or less. Al in good condition when delivered. 12 exchanged grand pianos. price from 3295 to $498. ranging in 2 grands to be sold for their unpaid bal- ances. 108 slightly used pianos and plavers at factory prices. ‘This gives you an oD DIty 10 get a piano ai simost its whol price. “You are buying direct from the man- ufacturer. and in order to handle our Fall stock. you can almost make your own price. Terms to suit TP YOU BUY NOW. NO INTEREST or CARRYING CHARGES. Stop in the store TODAY and make your selectian CHAS. M. STIEFF, INC, 1340 G 8t. N.W = DOGSv PETS, ETC. FRENCH POODLES. male #nd female, Jieeks pld. #0gd breed healthy for_child SPITZ males, 815, nw._Gi 3 P BEAUTIFOL SCOTCH COLLIE PUPPIES, 3 mos _old. ‘Ideal pets. 7 Lincoln_ 10480 xz ke Jemales. 516 072- 3 D Called For and Delivered ATHERTON S PET SHOPS _e1a P st 14 dog given a sanitary bath. Iy !hmlnnlrl flelsv and dried with electrie dryer, all | c ] Rl( ELE DOG CLIPPING. DR LOCKE'S_DOG_AND CAT HOSPITAL. 1422 Trving St N'W Col._0574. BOATS. RAISED-DECK CRUISER. 42. crifice. new Sterling i e complete~ is, S Bonts, 41 per d Dempses s _Boat_Ho 36th_and ANTIQUES, all kinds, and modern { We will pay the highest market prices for rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lin- . Metropolitan 8¢ The firm that snd furn rummage no further th st. n.w. her up what you have for_and call M Cohen. 1233 Mel. 9764 and 7748, Pay'cash. BIG PRICES PAID—-Do not be misled. The Co. has no connect.on with any firm business Phone Metropolitan 8817. v the highest cash prices for anye thing of vaive BOOKS BOUGHT—Hiehest prices. _ Al kinds, any quantities. Phone. Met. 5615, Pearls men’s Big Book 8hop. 933 G n.w. _Est. 1907 CASH REGISTERS, show cases end store fixtures; entire contents bought. Edgar Baum, Inc, 914 E st n.w. Met. 9744 FURNITURE Dot sacrifice your furmiture. We will give you more for furniture, bric- a-brac, china. antiques and office furniture. Phone us and be convinced The Lincoln Co.. tel. Metropolitan 8817 804 6th st n.. FURNITURE—All kinds of used furniture nerded to fupnisn 10 Tooms. best cath prices o 5 GOLD, stiver. watches, diamonds and lewelry needed in our ‘manufact Full cash value paid. OLD GOLD—Bri num, diamonds, also dis 5. need them in our manufacturing dept. oay highest prices. A. Kahn. Inc.. 935 P st PIANO. used baby grand. perfect condition: not over $178 cash. Cail North 8945 after STORE FIXTURES. lunch room eguipment. Entire confents purchased. Atlas Store Fix- ture Co.. 414 9th st_n.w. Met. 9297 WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for sll kinds of househoid goods. Call North 10114 for_prompt_service. WE BUY AND SELL men’s clothing. ‘ewelry, (EAmks, gole Chibe et Bave 300 £ seild 5 go1e "Clube. what have Sou 0 Max'3 n ¥ 88 ion G_TO_SELL? WESCHUER 5915 E B -N.W. Househoid effects. —merchandise. = stocks, gic. Ihirty-nine years serviog WHY WORRY AND QUIBBLE WITH OTHERS? We pay highest cash prices for furniture of every description ___Call_Met. 7373 STOP AND THINK. PHONE MET. 8817. and get the best resuits. For furmiture, antiques. _china. bric-a-brac and office fure niture. The Lincoln Co. 604 6th st. n.w. BUICK COACH —Dandy and perfect upholsiers, 5 good t here 15 # good car and it is honestly priced at $200. small down payment. balance easy: sour car in trade. Owens Motor Co., 6323 Gs. 'K STANDARD 6 COACH, _1939—Just overhauled, first-class condition: $500; terms can be arrs See Mr. Stuart, General Eye nw._ National 50 AN. 1030—Four-door. beautiful car: mofor Guiet and powerful g00d tires: perfect upholste; honestly priced at $425: ment. balance 12 months: Owens Motor_Co.. 6323 Gi CHEVROLET Cebriolet. ns. Coupes and er small c; Visit the display of used Ts_at Eynon, the Ford Dealer. 1437 Irving Day “and ‘night sales. Fifty real bar- ains for your selection and approval. Courteous salesmen and agreeable surroun ings to display our merchandise. Follow t! crowd. rememiber the address, bring a small deposit and ask for Jim Flaherty, Used Car Manager. CHEVROLET 4-DOOR CLUB SEDAN. e £365; A-1 condition: will demonstrate; must sell.” Decatur 3989. 1727 P_st. n.w. 7= 5 this car 15 small down pay- your car in trade. e FURNITURELiving and bed room., also bed-davenport_suite, fine rugs, odd chair: ables. Sacrifice. 2521 Conn. ave FURNITURELarge aquantity of desirable furniture (removed from several apartments) will be sold at public auction on Tuesday. July “Tth. commencing at 10 am.. within sales rooms, 633 Indiana ave. n.w. Most of the furniture iz nearly new and suitable for the home. It will be worth your while to attend this sale. Come to Notes' auction Tooms and you will get the biggest bargains in the city. Some of the goods are maho any; Gov. Winthrop desk. mahogany secre- tary, Hollywood vanities. dressers. bed room and 'dining room suites and odd pieces. dav- enport bed and living room suites, and many gther ‘furnishings. Don't miss this sale. D. Notes. 633 Indiana ave. n.w. INVALID ROLIING CHAIRS—For rent or ghle; new and used: all'civles, all izes; e duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 418 10th st. n.w._ Met. 1844 JEWELER'S WALL CASE and safe. watcl maker's repair bench, watch case, desk, mo- tor: very onable. Call National 0633 ‘The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive %r‘vcmpt attention. For admission to ommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. DRA”BMANJ!rlxclurul steel detailer and checker. 12 year: exnerlan:e. mill. office buildings, etc.; ex-servi ried man, needs work. Address Box 406- V Star office. 7' GARDENER, poultry man; experienced: white married man: references. Lin. 549-J. MAN, ~ ouns, ~colored, ~ seitled, wishes a steady :-nlmn Job with ple: experienced with worl ‘all or write PI' fornia_st. n.w., janitor's_quarters MAN, colored, wants iob s elevator oper- ator, experlenced; reterences. 933 8ih st. nie. work' bet. 5 evening and 8 morning. Jasper, North 1430. PAINTER wants work by day or job. Oan furnish car and tools; reference. ~Call time, Col. 0396. — MAN. exp. colored. elev., ofel and seneral BRICK—CONCRETE—WOOD. ts, 1 ol bnehss ot nemy immrorenents {10 years to nly Best materials used: nllfllc- tion guaranteed. Budget Plumbing & Heat- ing Co.. 513 H st. n.e.Lincoln 10317. BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box 51 ws reho best prices an ‘ash. Mattress Co.. 319 L s TNG of al Kinds Tencra oot seres and low gedu'xn: Co.._ 2215 Sth st. n. ATED, springs mattresses, mIOTt, Te-cov- ok Gou 638 K prwr K aired; Gra Du AN berts Govering, o i-v; Cleaged, cr“o-n Fuel Service, 917 1 ‘sprin; prom| . d etita B rices. SITUATION—WOMEN. G i g CABHIER, several years' experience; refer- ences. Phone_Lincoln 5493-J. stvles, ‘short no- 18t £3.00 ups remodeling; et n&’mw tnod tice. nes: 0 SVIRING AND rlx'nmzs—a: And bath, compiete, includin i uE ty suatshteed. Get my est Ofltt and IMI ? "r&@ Open 7:30 A col%bu rond *Phone Adame. 1601-J. E, Srpetienced. stay, nighis If nece Fith “home duties: ry. _Telephone District 3! RAP] tion: reasonabl ‘Herndon, Plll’lll County, Va. )R8—SANDED—] Reasonable: sanding machines renied. . 8357 Sherrier pl. n.w. Clev. G, new and repair- rners included;’ time payments. Lin. 0272, L. 21 QFFICE, FURNITURE trom U '8 Goxt— ks, chairs, file cabinets, tables; everything for your office at great saving. Washington Salvage Co.. office furn. dept.. 310 8th st. n.w. PAPERHANGING—Rooms, 36 up; latest se- lections. Int. and ext. painting. plastering. Quick, serv., low estimates. J. Heulin, Lin. 8879-M. 2* PIANO, baby grand, Campbell, like new, South_Carolina EIANGS ot a “great reduciion in Bricer ; er, $155; ‘apart. ment aize upright. $185, like new; one Stieff, $175, inculding bench ‘and one 'ye: tuning. Grands and uprights for rent. pairing, packing and shipping. Hugo Worch. Hardmin and Kranich & Bach pianos, 1110 nw. PUMPS, electric, second-hand, £00d as ne also_one gasline engine. Clarendon 145! REFRIGERATOR. ~ Ashwood make. three doors: "Afty-pound capacity: excellent con- tion: cheap. Apt. 103, 2310 Penna. ave., e 20873, . IGERATORS —Used Hussmann, Sherer, tte and Oriole refrigerators and dir cases: low prices: essy terme & Co., Inc. i ove o Nat dots: SEWING MACHINES, Bingers. dropheads round bobbin. $10. Others at $5. Guar. Re- Ppairing, $2. 1265 Wisconsin ave., West 1863. SEWING cnnm—a»xnuu Binger, 315: New Home. ‘157 B New ideal, $10: others New machines, P R G tandard, " and - portable machines of every kind A pull: port. bl Rentals and rep e !ll&l & s-meo 00.. l size, Kohler 5200 cash. & 208 apt. el pla; Hil ar. aw. CHEVROLET _ COUPE. 1928—In excellent mechanical condition: 5 good tires; perfect finish and upholstery: this ¢ is honestly priced at $215 Small down payment, bal- ance easy. Can arrange 10 accept low priced used car as part pavment. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga 'ave. 25 CHEVROLET JUPE—1930, 6-cylinder; finest mechanical condition: perfect tires. uphol- stery and finish: Fisher body: adjustable seat: honestly Dfl(‘td At $415. small down payment: bal. 12 mos: your car in trade. Owens Motor Co.. 6313 CHEVROLI About three weeks old de luxe model: well fenders, two spare tires., chromium- plated ball crank bumpers. 2 chromiu plated metal tire covers: adjustable driver's seat; green Duco: cost $758.50: can sell for $650: small down payment: bal. 12 mos.; no trades. See Mr. Graves, Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga._ave. CHEVROLET "COACH 1928, _mator _ quiet and powerful; fine finish, upholsters and tires: this 1s one of the best coaches we have had. and believe us it is honestly priced at $225: small down payment: bal_to suit: your car in trade. Owens Moter Co.. 6323 Ga. ave. CHEVROLET SEDAN LANDAU—1027: biack Duco finish, trimmed in red: three on hand to choose from: dandy motor, 5 good tires: four doors: you can't go wrong on one of cars: examine before purchlfiln‘ elsewhere, as we can ve you money ly $165. $55 down; ba sy:_your car jn trade. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave. CHEVROLET COACH, 1929 6-CYLINDER - Dandy motor: fine finish. upholstery and finish like new: 5 gcod tires. Cen arrange {0 sell this car on very easy terms. Honestr 1y priced £318. Your car in trade Owens Mc'er Co. 6323 Ga. ave CHEVROLET COACH. IlY.! !”? Eler‘n 3 tional medel; A-1" conditio than 7,000 cash, $33! 912’ llth lk Lincoln 326! CHRYSLER _ROADSTER—A _&porty car. plenty of fire in the appearance and dast in the motor. A gr bargain. Must be sold ‘as is” Yours for $165. Rumble seat and lots of extras, including a powerful searchlight, useful as well as ornamental See this car and 50 other bargains, at the Eynon Motor Compan; 'l dlv lllfl nllht llll. 1437 Irving_st. Ask Mr, Terry, Veach or Flaherty. !IIM - llllil and remember_the address. DE 80TO SIX SEDAN—Beauti 3 Jear ld. ussd little: fine condition: 8 tires: 6 wh side mountings: trunk rack; very ehen at_$695: easy terms. lanton umm De Soto and Plymouth factory dealers, 7 New York ave. . $ pm. S S B0 gt T car w T % n Sar. "wive ‘It 4 Toad test T is. the best 28 worth of transportation we na I8E "o "l derma; “Tradss "accelhed: Owens Motor Co.: 6323 Ga._ave. (Continued on Next Page.