Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1931, Page 23

CAPPER 70 DISCUSS| | TAXATION IN FORUM Kansas Senator to Talk on . Problem for 15 Minutes Tonight. Senator Capper of Kansas, chairman of the Senate District Commitiee, will be the speaker tonight in the National Radio Forum, arranged by The Wash- ington Star and broadcast by WMAL and a coast-to-coast network of asso- ciated Columbia Broadcasting System stations. The forum will be broadcast from 10 to 10:15 o'clock. Senator Capper’s topic is “Our Taxation Problems.” “Down East,” famous old comedy drama of New England life, will be resented by the Hank Bimmons' Show at company in its broadcast immedi- ately after the forum. The I) was prepared for radio by Phil Mahe: Five popular nuxheu make up the rogram of Abe Lyman's Band, to be Kexrd from 8:15 to 8:30 o'clock. “Sweet Music,” the opening selection, will be followed by “Sweet and Lovely,” “You Can't Stop Me From Loving You' “When the Rest of the Crowd Goes Home” and “How's Your Uncle?” Nine-Year-Old Baritone. WMAL's own presentations include a | recital by Gretchen Kier, soprano, and | a talk by Dorsey W. Hide, jr., secretary of the Washington Chamber of Com- merce, on “The Art of Paper Making in Washington.” Eldred Wilson will recite “Mother of ‘Thanksgiving” as a feature of the “Mis- cellaneous Moods” prcgram by the Northern Dramatic Co., to be broadcast tonignt by WOL. This station’s musi- cal features will be provided by Flem- ming Orem, marimba soloist, and the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Or- chestra. Wilton Mendelssohn, 9-year-old bari- tone, makes his radio debut tonight over WJSV. He will be accompanied by Audrey Fern Brown, young pianist. WJSV's program also contains a num- ber of other musical attractions and & Ppresentation by the Metric Science Club of the Reynolds High School of Win- ston-Salem, N. C. Children's fears will be analyzed by Harold E. Jones, psychologist, in a lec- ture tonight over WRC and a network of other National Broadcasting Co. sta- tions. Dance Program 10 to 11. Dr. Jones will appear with Edwin G. Nourse, economist, on a program ar- ranged the National Advisory Coun- cil on dio in Education, tcheduled from 8:30 to 8 o'clock. Dr. Nourse is director of the Institute of Economics in Washington. Dr. Jones is a member of the Institute of Child Welfare at the University of California. Arthur Pryor and his band have ar- ranged a ‘aried progzm for their weekly broaccast at 9 o'clock. The se- lections range from a medley of coll fi! songs to the “March Slav” of Tschi koweky. The Paint Club program at 9:30 o'clock will feature Aileen Clarke, so- Erlno and Ed O'Brien and Harold Von mburg, tenors. William Wirges and bis orchestra also will take part. The dance program, from 10 to 11 o'clock, will be provided by Jack Denny and his orchestra in Montreal. Walter Winchell, in New York, will act as master of ceremenies. WRC's other outstanding network at- tractions include a special program to mwark the adsition to the N. B. C. chain of stations KGIR and KGHL, in Montana. Senator Wheeler of Mon- tana is to be the principal speaker. From its own studioss WRC will broadcast a concert by Rudolph Schramm’s Orchestra, a recital by Con- stanee Ruseell, pianist, and a program by Marguerite Cromwell and Harold Veo's Orchestra. CONVICTED DEALER IN SECURITIES DIES | J. A. Connolly, Linked With Chap- man’s $1,500,000 Bank Loot, Suc- cumbs While Awaiting Appeal. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 28.—James A. Connolly, St. Paul securities duler‘ who recently was sentenced to 10 years in Atlanta penitentiary for mail fraud, | died in the Federal House of Detention of acute indigestion Thursday. Connolly had been held at his own Tequest in the House of Detention pend- ing his appeal from conviction and sentence. The appeal was argued last week. With the other prisoners he partook of a Thanksgiving dinner and was reported ill at 9:30 o'clock. He died half an hour later. Connolly was taken under custody to St. Paul and St. Louis to defend h!msel( 1in legal proceedings there some months 8go. He was married before returning East, it was said at the Federal Building. Connolly, sports patron and former police reporter for a Minneapolis paper, was_acquitted in 1922 of disposing of the $1,200,000 loot of Gerald Chapman, New York mail truck robber. A year ago last September a sealed indictment was found against Connolly by the Federal grand jury chazging him with selling securities to two &gew York brokerage houses in the knowledge that those securities were stolen property On February 2 he was found guilty of | mail fraud. PARISH TO BE CANVASSED Pledges to Be Sought for Support of Historic Durham Church. By a Stafl Correspondent of The Star. GRAYTON, Md., November 28.—An- nual visitation day will be observed in Durham Parish Sundsy when all homes will be visited to procure pledges for the support of historic old Durham Episcopal Churab. Members of the parish are invited to remain at home on Sunday until mem- bers of the Visiting Committee have called. There will be services at the | church during the day. it is announced by Rev. Regnald B. Stevenson, rector. Three Grid Games To Claim Interest Over Radio Today Three majcr fo-t ball games are to be broaccast today on the networks. The schedule follows: 1:15 p.m.—Army-Notre Dame, Graham McNamee announcer— WJIZ. WBAL, WJZ WHAM, KDKA, WLW, HWK. WREN, KFAB, KSTP, WDAY, WRVA, WICD, WFLA, WWNC, WHAS, WSM, WMC, W3MB, WJDX, KTHS, KPRC, WJAZ and WAOL Same game, Ted Husing an- nouncer—WABC, WOXO, WHEC, WKBW, WPG, WCAU, WHP, WJAS. WADC, WHK, WQAM, WBCM, WISN, WLAP, WFBM, KSCJ, WMT, KMOX, KMBC, WIBW, KFH, KFJF, KOH. KVOR. KGB, KOL, KVI. KFPY, KFRC, KHJ, KDYL, KLZ and ONRB! 1:46 _p.m.-— Dartmouth-St ford, William Munday an- nouncer—WEAF, WRC, WTIC, 10:30—Dance Music. ‘A Today on (All programs scheduled for 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 1:15—Dartmouth-Stanford foot ball 4:00—Ehi Spitalny's Orchestra. 4:45—The Lady Next Door. 5:15—Prances Bowden. 30—Contract bridge. 5:45—"Give - I - Dends,” Btreet. 6:00—Foot ball scores. :05—Correct time. 06—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 15—Rudolph Schramm's Orchestra. 45—Constance Russell, pianist. 00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:15—~The Yeast Jesters. 7:30—Alce Joy and Paul Van Loan’s | Orchestra. 7:45—Harold Veo's Orchestra and Mar- guerite Cromwell. 8%0—Civic Concert program. 8:30—Program arranged by the Na- tional Advisory Council on Radio | in Education: speakers, Fd\flnl G. Nourse and Harold E. Jones. | 9:00—Arthur Pryor’s Band and male ouartet, 9:30—Tae Paint Club. 10:00—Jack Denny's Orchestra. 11:00—Last-minute news. 11:02—Marion Harris, crooner. 11:15—Weather forecast. 11:16—Jesse Crawford, organist. 11:30—Dedicatory program to Stations | KGHL and KGIR. 12:15—Coon-Sanders’ Orchestra. 12:30 to 1:00a—Vincent Lopez and his orchestri 475.9 Meters. WMAL o Kiiocyeles 1:15—Yale-Princeton foot ball game. 4:00—Ann Leaf at the organ. 4:30—S8panizh Serenade. 5:00—Farm Science Snapshots. 5:10—Eddie Duchin’s Orchestra. 5:30—Herr Louie and the Thirsty-five. | 5:45—Correct time. | 5:46—Flashes from The Evening Star.| 6:00—~Weather report. 6:02—"Paul's Letter to Philemon,” by Louis B. Nichols. 6:15—Dave Abrams’ Orchestra. 6:30—"“The Art of Paper Making in Washington,” by Dorsey W. Hyde, jr. 6:45—Interview with Irving Jaffee. 6:50—Gretchen Kier, soprano. H 7:00—“The Political Eituation in Washington Tonight,” by Fred- eric Willlam Wile. | 7:15—Bing Crosby, baritone. | 7:30—Chronicles, with Frank Black’s Orchestra. 8:00—The Mills Brothers. | 8:15—Abe Lyman’s Band and Glee Club. 8:30—The Tonecasters. 8:45—Talk on “Optometry.” 9:00—Ambrose Durkin, baritone. 9:15—Capital Instrumental Trio. | 9:30—Jeanette Bittner, soprano, and Reba Wills, contralto. 9:45—The Four Clubmen. 10:00—National Radio Forum; speaker, Senator Capper of Kansas 10:15—"Down_ East,” by Hank Sim- mons' Show Boat Co. 11:00—Werdman Park Orchestra. 11:30—Leon Belasco’s Orchestra. 11:45—George Olsen’s Orchestra. 12:00—Weather report. 2054 Meters. WJSV 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Lillian Suriggs, “blues” singer. 3:30—Dance Music 4:00—Children's Hour. 5:00—Where to Get It. 5:45—The Footwarmers. 6:00—Songs by Jimmy Nichols. 6:15—News flashes. 6:30—Insurance program. 6:45—Mrs. SBandman. 7:00—Ear]l Mentzer, baritone. 7:15—Abroad with the Lockharts. 7:30—Insurance program. 7:38—Milton Mendelsohn, baritone, and | Audrey Fern Brown, pianist. 8:00—Metric Science Club. 8:15—Mrs. Leo Speyer. 8:45—Roland Wheeler, tenor. 9:00—Old Virginia Hoe-Down. 10:00—News flashes. by Leonora | by Elwood | | 10:15—"Naked Heel,” Speyer. 11:00—Shoreham Dance Orchestra. 11:30 to 12:00—Theater program. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. ILEEN CLARK, a typically mod- ern girl of the Middle West, is one of radio's newest stars. She rose to enjoy popular radio acclaim over night, after study- | ing for years on slender resources end | without family encouragement. Miss Clark is probabiy the cnly girl in radio who won a highly remunera- tive commercial contract within 24 hours after she took her original .nd only radio audition. Many of the radio stars of today have served months and even years of apprenticeship in the studios before obtaining & sponsor. On August 26 she obtained her mo- mentous audition. On August 27 she signed a contract to appear exclusively on the Paint Club program, broadcast | each Saturday night from 9:30 to 10 | p.m. over an N. B. C. network. Miss Clark is 24 years old. She was born ‘n St. Louls, of parents without | any marked artistic talents. At an early age, however, she recognized the merits of her own voice and soon be- came engrossed in vocal study. That vocal study, plus the reading of grand operas, has occupied most of her days and nights since. | o HE Sisters of the Skillet, those ex- ponents of impossible household hints, are beginning to wonder whether something is wrong with their singing diction. Eddie and Ralph, or, with the rest of their names, East and Dumke, get all kinds of letters contain- ing problems for s-lution. They an- swer some on the air. | But they are rather puzzled now as how to reply to one which asked why, | as their signature, they sing “Keep on a 8mall Island.” The boys insist it sounds to them like “Keep on a Sm- ling.” (TR I *xox o CHRISTMAS SEAL broadcast -p-\ peal will be made over an N.B.C. | network tomorrow night by a | i group of popular radio artists, including | Eddie Canter, Jessica Dragonette and Bill Hay...The Three Doctors will he moved from an afternoon spot on N. B. C. to replace Russ Columbo's late night broadcest. Columbo is to go on a new shedule...Grand Duchess Marie | of Russia is billed as guest speaker on the Quakers prog-am Tuesday night on N. B, C....The Bernheimer Trio opens a radio series on WJSV starting Wed- nesday. properties when you plac vision. about them. RANDALL H. HAG WTAG, WEEI, WJAR, WCSH, WGY, WBEN, WTAM and WFI. 1:15 _ p.m.— Yale - Princeton, Bryan Field announcer—WMCA, WMAL and Yankee and Dixie networks cf Columbia Broadcast- ing System. MORTGAGE LoaN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, the Radio Eastern Standard Time.) 3:00—Variety hour. 0—March Time. 15—Melody Moments. 5:30—One-Time Opportunities. 0—Program by Walter T. Holt. 6:15—Nordica Mandolin and Guitar 7:00—Dinner Music. 7:20—News flashes. 30—Marimba solos by Fleming Orem. 45—Bringing Up Father. 00—*“Miscellaneous Mood Northern Dramatic Co. 8:15—Eddie Leger, banjoist. 0—Leba Endicott and May Davis. 45 to 0—The Peacemakers. CALIFORNIA HINDU KILLS MAN IN FEUD Emigrant Smuggling Blamed for Slaying of Twenty-Third In- dian in Recent Years. by the | B the Associated Press MARYSVILLE, Calif . November 28.— The seething unrest of Califoria’s two Hindu factions blazed into gunplay Thursday, resulting in the death of one East Indian end the arrest of another. The victim of the twenty-third Hindu killing in Northern California in recent years was L. B. Manrow, 34, also known as Lal Singh. His assailant seized him by the collar and fired six bullets into his_body. The assailant. iZentified by the sher- iff's office as Bhagat Singh, 28, pro- prietor of & motor car repair nhop, was captured. Bhagat Singh refused to talk. Au- thorities eaid they believed the killer thought Manrow was giving information o immigration officers concerning il- legal entry of Hindus into the United States. FALLS TWO 'STORIES TWO- Yt ur-ol(‘ Hamld Brooks, 1852 Ingleside terrace. escaped serious in- | jury yesterday when he fell from a sec- | ond-story porch to a concrete sidewalk in_the rear of his home. The child's father, James, said the youngster climbed onto a chair on the porch and fell over a protecting rafling. The baby was examined by a physician, who said he suffered nothing more se- rious than bruises. Major Radio Features DRAMA. “Down East,” by Hank Simmons’ Show Boat Co, WMAL, 10:00. SPEECHES. “The Political Situation in Washington ‘Tonight,” by Frederic William Wile, WMAL, 7:00, “Our Taxation Prob- iems,” by Senator Capper of Kan- sas, in the National Radio Forum, WMAL, 16:00. VARIETY. Bing Crosby, baritone, WMAL, 7:15; the Yeast Jesters, WRC, 7:15; the Chroel(‘ll‘s. ‘WMAL, 7:30; Harold Veo'sV Orchestra with Marguerite Cromwell, WRC, the Mills Brothers, WMAL, 8:00; the Paint Club, WRC, 9:30; Jesse Crawford, organist, WRC, 11:16. DANCE MUSIC. Jack Denny’s Orchestra, WRC, 10:00; Wardman Park Orchestra, WMAL, 11:00; Coon-Sanders’ Orchestra, WRC, 12:15; Vincent Lopez and his orchestra, WRC, 12:30 HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6:45—Topics in Brief; Lowell Thomas —WJZ. WBZ, WHAM, KDKA, WLW, WRVA, WIOD and WFL. 7:45—The Goldbergs' WEAF, WTIC, WGY, ‘WSAI and WBEN. 8:00—“Danger Fighters,” dramatic sketch—WJZ, WBAL, WHAM. 9:00—"La Traviata,” by Chicago Civic Opera Co.—WJZ, WHAM, WJR and WIBO. 9:30—"The First Nighter,” dramatic sketch—WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WBZ and WLW. 9:45—Rilly Hillpot and “Scrappy” Lam- bert—WABC, WEAN, WCAO, WLBW and WJAS. 10:00—Cuckoo, burlesque skit—WJz, WHAM and KDKA, WBZA, WLW. 10:00—A¢ the Console—WBAL. 10:30—Clera, Lu and Em, humorous sketch — WJz, WBZ, WHAM, KDKA, WLW and WBAL. 11:00—Slumber music; Laurier String Ensemble—WJZ, 11:30—Russ Columbo and orchestra— WJZ, WAL and WHAM. 12:15—Paul Whiteman’s _Orchestra— - _WJZ, WBAL and WHAM. 1932 TELEVISION DEMONSTRATION 5to6 P.M, 8to 11 Wardman Park Hotel LA FRANCE TELEVISION CO. AND M. A. LEESE RADIO CO. wwJ, ES, this special rate —for accommodations the i Blackstone Hotel 016 17th St. Dist. 3! includes breakfast in th- cafe. You'll have a hand- somely furnished room. with private modern bath; and complete hotel service as well. 2.in-a-reom by the month, cach $9O .25 per Week Drop in and see what a de- lightful homey hotel this is. Harry Wood—Manager i 2o in * * We Give Property Management Personal Attention OU won't be tied down to anxious details in con- nection with the management cf your apartment house, office building, resident’al and business e them under our super- You'll be free to come and go, with no concern ‘We assume the responslhlhty when we assume charge—and our fee is only nominal, PROMPT remittance is the INVARIABLE rule of this office. NER & COMPANY CORRESPONDENT /t&: %(yf ./%Jamflwz;wyiayy 1321 Connecticut Ave. R T 2 L T 2 e coredy sketch— : 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. —_— D. €., SATURDAY, SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. want job s chaul- TP iy, ‘oo relable: soad clty ‘reter- ences *Adams 2165-J. WIFE, colored. want job Sovk end Bouseman; &0od Que st. n. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. KER. at. M o antic 09 n_private erence. GENERAL —HOU: ‘Thomas, 1100 2n JTRL. colored. neat. desires & position as témn Rouseworker or part time; with ref. NOVEMBER 28, 1931. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) FLOOR WORK of every description. guaran- teed; reasonable: ‘dusiless machiges Al 052! machines rented. L. T. Folk, Clev. FLOORS, PAINTING. PAPERHANGING —EX- E" mechanics: reduced prices. Paul Serene, New_York_ave. National 3668 FLOORS ©f all descriptions sanded and Tefnish Earle Jordan. Lm ull'fdfl o okunsaniost FURNACES, bes, hnallnfl and repaired by experts: worl spec. prices. Star Heating Co., Tants cieaned uaranteed TYPEWRITER SALE! AIGH-GRADE, RE- bulit Underwoods. $37.50: terms. New ma. chine guarantee. United Typewriter & Add ing Machine Co., In¥. 1227 New York ave at. 5509. 29* TYPEWRITERS_Rebullt porcablp and stand- ard machines: easy terms: quick service on rentals and repairs.__ Authorized Varityper ;'I!r‘l" ‘Typewritcr Sales & Service Co., 1714 ctonw. TYPEWRITERS—American F 1431 East Captiol st.. away ‘rom the high rents. Sell- Open e 44! GIRL wants job, plain housework or rlfl e. 1523 * Phone N. 2692. GIRL for general Bousework or work of &ny kind. _Decatur 3643, IRL, colored, wants work of any kind: Gilini {6 stay some nights. _Potomac $436. GIRL, colores, wants_work &s nurse or_part-time work. Metropolitan 51 ‘!fl.\nfl HELP—MEN. established AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN f Ford dealers, located in heart of Severnment workers' district. Call Mr. Hare between a5d 11 for"appeintesent, Mewopoliian 816, BARBER. colored, A-1. for white trade; at once. 1702 17th st. miw. GIRL, colored. wants job as mother's er, nurse. bermaid or_waitres Ixterences 08 Mre s B reliable. _colored, —want 3 wa, T fime” work, gleaning an’ apt. or day work._Phone N. BOYS (&), 1821, travel, education using campaizn good income if quaiified free traneportation. Mr. Harrison, New C lonial Hotel "26¢ CANDY MAKER colored. #ood on caramels: BaIt time o evéning work: new place. | A dress Box 254-Z. Star offce. 30 ESTIMATES WANTED ‘o’ leBor OnI5 _Srect ine large dwelling “For blans. eic.. adar Eox 280-2, Star ofmce ESTIMATOR, arehiteci or eneineer, Arst: Cinge, st thotbuziy know Blant - Address o7 Blank 807 Colo- dver- Box . Btar off FLGOR LAYERS (2 onk floors. Fado ave. MAN. married. settled, for farm work, about 80" mites rom D C." Must be 8 Tesuiar dirt farmer, understand dairy work. teference ver. | Address Box 205-Z, iar first-class, Apply betore 9 a.m.. MAN—Any one controlling_printing orders in one or more colors. no book work: com. mission. Address Box 222-Z. Star office. 2! MEN (20) to sell new. non-competitive. use- ful, attractive, low-priced articie of merit to merchants: every smoker a prospect. For appointment phone Adams 10398 AMEN, Catholic. for sales work: commission daily. bonus monthly. aitractive premiums. Call Sunde: 11 day, 480 Ey. 29 MEN, to contact schools. :hurthu and other inistitutions: £50 to 360 weckly. Phone Mr. Long. District 2580, ext. 520, 9 to 3. N MEN. two,_ with- selling experience: house ting. See Mr. Scott. 1400 Spring rd n.w MEN_Three men of neat appearance and fair education to cell nationally known prod- uct: wonderful Christmas sales plan: twe sales per week will net vou $50. See Mr grmuu between 9 and 11 Monday, 1612 ou o PAINTER —and paperhanger. temporary work. Call between 4 and 5, Saturday aft. ernoon. 1215 10th st. n SALESNMA gardens. ences__Apply 1225 Penna SOLICITOR for laundry: straight commis- State past experience in reply. l@\li( Address Box 27 USED - CAR SALESMEN — Drawing against commission (o qualified loca have transportation. Apply_mornings. '!dlu ards Motor Co.. used-car lot. 3301 Rhode siand count men: 8 real estate office. and _give “references. 2467, Star office YOUNG_MAN. night work, part time; refer- ences. Whelan Drug Co., i4th and H sts. n,w. State experi- Address Box 20+ YOUNG MAN. now aftending nieht class at Georgetown or K. of C. Must be well known in Washington and not afraid to work at & £00d, clean job_ Reply must state your and present business experience. sala; to start. Address Box 258-Z, Star office PRINTING SALESMAN. Man that has a good following in the of Job printing Baiary’ provosition polritment by phone only. _National 7098, -\LT(I MECHANIC. 201-X, Star_Offce. CE_ CURTAINS hmwmu. Soc. lnd AR of Jaandry wotk done: eatled Tor, a delivered. Georgia 1807. 5 29 o WOMAN, colored, wishes housework; €00 d cleane: nnot wash: stay nights; 90 “weekly: reference. Atlantic 4085-3. WOMAN, colored, reliable, place to do housework. Call Li N, inred, wishe place as dav's Sober or part-time work. Can' furnish reference. forth _7325-. T . two, with positions. Maid, wait- O e b Eork. nise, adiit. Phone Potomac 33!3 1736 13th st. n.w. ev. 1971-W. 3 CENERAL HOUSE REPATRING. carpenter i ating. wiring. Tenwork: " 18 New sivaey Gy Do NI e, General House Repairing AT SPECIAL PRICES. Roofing, carpenter work. house paintine ' This is not = company, but & e contragtor. | Prone Afiantic’ 3738. E st._se. Paul Kisacsen & HEATING and olumbing. Tew and Fepaifing: oil butners included. ¥ oil butners 1 led: reasonable terms. 227 HEATI\G & PLUMBING. 2 OR 3 YEARS' FASY PaYMENTS. BUDGET PLUMBING & HEATING CO. 03 H BT, NE. LINCOLN 10517 FAINTING. PAPERFANGING. FLASTERING, special prices this month: b work_guaranteed. 8 D. Lov PAINTING and papering—Don't be misied; deal with mechanic and save money: rooms, $6 up. _Call Metz any time, Col. 0336, PAPERIL m!:.n;o—yaom‘: papered. $5 it imate T Gleorge, 3139 18th ‘st n ar At 5. Doéc. 4145 PAINTING—Renso Free estimate given. Guaran teed work. 8. J. Koran. Met. £53 ring. oris i3 MOTOR TRAVEL. R care Easienters desned Tog, el itk e enrs Sointer Bhare expenses. 631 Pa. n.w. e 7586 F"rl‘.x vomq Tike GO BY PRIVATE AUTO. SH. REFERENCES BUNYAN'S, 1221 PE! RSON‘ The rate under heading of Personal 13 Conts ‘per line ‘additional to the regular line Tate. NURSE. EXPERIENCED WITH CHILDREN. will board infant or young child. scientific fecding: large yard. reasonable. Shep. 3357 LOANS, 3100 UP TO $600. PAYABLE IN 13 to 24 moxrthly payments: home buyers only. Address Box 221-V. Star office. WANTED—HOME-LOVING MOTHER 5 CARE for infant: must _be clean. no baby hrms Address Box 259-Z._Star office. 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Pay As Little As $500 Monthly. runnng papering. plumbing. plastering. heating. electrical wiring. roofing. cementing, carpenterin weather unnnhu. garages. Estimates cheerfully given free. The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 927 NEW YORK AVE. TELEPHONE DIST. 5082. 'SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUE and modern chairs, tabie: noveities. | Oriental and domestic Tugs 2500 Conn. ava. At 151 ANTIQUE MAHOGANY DRESSER, beautiully Esined sacrifice. 45 Drop-leat hall taple, BATH TUBS. <k ana buiding matefials Come to ant of dech nger'’s 3 yards for your entire needs of used maferial: e casily selected. We havo laree au d used brick, Xumber (2x4, ZXG Zxfl IN ANY LENGTH h windows, doors. sach ?"”' ath fibs. radi: ators. plumbing eating materials. in Sothie? “Tonafud Afatine materials; 1 arranted for conventent selection VISt our ard= lfnl' lh. ereatest selection at bargain es aiways! &WH!NGER CO.. HOUFEWRECXXNG DEPT. Main Office15th_and H &8 N.E. Downtown—6th and C Sts. B.W. i 0d—5025 Ga_ Ave Huds o 2x8. 2x10, flooring. NW Col. 0432, board one or two children of school age: references required. Adams 4197 W Chambers WIDOW WITH DETACHED HOME WOULD Tor st baiteries Service. 30 M PRIVATE HOME FOR AGED. INVALIDS: individual attention by experienced nuise Colmar Marnor, Md.. 110 Lenox ave. Hvatis- VERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. CONVA- DPENING fo time salesmen libers! Fidel il Comamission digniftec Plan_Corpor and ance. Phone Met. 9067, 9 to 10 a.m., for ville 898-M. escents and by nurse in' her own hcme. A e 63,1833 Kalorama rd. T batteries, fully $2.50 and old battery. 2204 14th st. n.w charged: guaranieel Atlas_Batte y Co. BOOKCAEE. rugs, mahoga; Tugs, tapestry, cabinet. Geor whatnot with mirror. silk libary " table, clock, music { nings.Lin. 3082. TYPEWRITERS—Washington Typewriter Ex- Wonderful bargains. 807 13th st. n.w. TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia 2,50 mo.: 3 mos. in a; s os . $12 'rvrlwnm Underwdod, latest make; a SHING MACHINE DEMONSTRATOR lnfl floor models—Below cost sale. Apex uaran tity” Good House- EUAr uhhmlled &Ix!lnl Goen'l( 11 se: pine, fireplace size, lW er cord: 20 in.' and 16 in., ll) per cord; Odd lengths and round wood, g T COr! arlhered anywhere. R:"l‘:e.'y & “P-‘r Bo WILL SACRIFICE tan caracul coat, nu 3¢ vflr; sood condition; $40. Phone Decatur . For modern jewelry store, including solid mahogany. Must be sold at once at sacrifice. Can be seen at Will accept any reasonable offer. AIRPLANES. nition, 102-h.-p. motor: excellent condition. ‘Will demonstrate. Call Mr. Campbell, De- o s pm 30° POULTRY AND EGGS. tion, 50c dozen: personally handied from nest to you Cogswell Pauluylrlmv Balls- FARM AND GARDEN. iF YOUR LAWN AND SHRUBBERY nerd and top soil cheap. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Wwatches. gold teeth. old coins. musical inst Geold_Refining ‘lnc 400 12th st nw. any quantities. Phone Met. 5415, man's Big Book Shop, 933 G nw. Est fixtures: entire _contents bought. BAUM Inc. 914 E st. n.w._Met. 9744, ure, also baby grand piano. Phone n 3051 27 chinaware, office and restaurant equipment, etc. 1 buy !vznl!‘mx - Cxll Doug! (0%, Tentine. repatring ail makes. change selling out, retiring from business 185 Underyonds; Rogds ang T, . Smiths In store at 1238 7th st. n.w. E2SY. At machine carsies oriint] Tactory 24 10 in,. 8 wood 13 all split; no 37, College Park. M Berwyn 2 354 NEW FIXTURES show cases, mirrors and wall cases; Merchants Transfer & Storage Co. ONE "AIRPLANE, 3-passenger. iwin 1g- catur 6080, Br. 3, between 8 to 8:30 am., FRESH EGGS deliversd in northwest sec- ton, Phone Clar. 1036 attention, call West 2439. Manure, compost BIG MONEY 5aid for old jewelry. diamonds. BOOKS BOUGHT—Highes! prices CASH REGISTERS. show cases and ce fo purchase_some FURNITURE WANTED, modern and antique: 373 after 7 pm 30 FURNITURE—Highest nnc-l- nnd Tor usea furniture. prompt and courteous service. Call Paul any time. Lincoln 10045. B—7 " (Continued.) . FORD 1970 ROADSTER—_AIL Tew Tireg, o7 Eu-m"\?tm runs ne, ‘money. fice. 3135 _Adams 6637, . well fender and - chromium-piated [ack; wonderful appesrance snd 8 exeel caah neces sary to drive her away: balance lan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. Deec. n 3299: Motor Co.. 3 N. Y. ave_n.w. FORD ROADSTERS. '38. '20, '30 and 31 11. no reasonable offer refused: your car u’afl» easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.. FORD _ 1981 5-PASSENGER 'u'q Coupe—This l:lr Is in excellent condition every wa is a bargain at our ave. nw. little cars with rumble seats and equip- = ng lree!flluwp!dd‘“:lth Irm in ral condition 355 do Nolan MMD "W FORD LATE 1629 T G Hepr i B S S Cflm. quick while they I Bl! 3 each type: all are in exrAflnl lition. Open_evenings #nd Sun otor snappy and sporty. Special Triangle Motor Co.. With new battery: $49. Inc.. 1620 M st. A.w. nish: rumbie see! ety very Teleurs: Bpeciel. 1369, Ceo. sar, in A1 condition: ofly run's few miles; Just like new. 469; terms and FORD_TUDOR, 1920—Just refinished, blue. excellent tires: yhamen very dell Triangle Motor Co. 2 N. ¥. ave. nw. FORD 1930 SPORT COUPE—Appearance front fenders; trunk rack; very sporty. cial, 3369 easy terms. Triangle Motor FORD 1930 CABRIOLET—A beautiful car. thoroughly reconditioned and the most discriminating buyer. Special $425: your car in trade. easy terms. Triangle FORD TUDOR SEDANS. 1028 and_1929; Te- cently refinished and equipped with new SALE—AUTOMOBILES. FORD 1830 TUDOR m" trunk lent Tunning condition: only Ian’ Moto 8. 'ORD PHAETON. 1930—Bea: 5 et er e B mm the cleanest stock in town: your g ave nw. and $45. Warfleld Motor Company, 1130 ment; some have tires mounted in Phii R 0216. delivery: choice, $195: Co.. Ford Dealers, 215 Pa. ave. go. FORD SPORT ROADSTER. ’m beige color: rumble seat h!'.l ’nuv nu FORD MODEL T BED: FORD SPORT COUPE, 1825—Rich Triangle Mot 2 N Y n. PORD VICTORIA. 1931 — A beautiful Bisck trade. Triangle IIOWI Cfl. ’ N Y ave Il' ideal family car_ Special, 5209 easy terms. pev, clean upholuiers. tires” mounted 2N. Y. ave n.w. Tane tea. now fop” elfey ke new. “awnt Picase Motor Co.. 2 N. ¥. e._D.W. tires, these cars are in excellent condif and furnish excellent transportation: pri from 3175 up: terms as low as $55 d balance small weekly payments. n Mo- tor Co., 1111 1 Dsc. 0216. SPORT ROADSTER— Driven less than 500 miles . . . !xacuy ke 3 new car in every rTespect most liberal recuction for a no_trade deal. lvnon . Ford Dealer . . . 1437 Irving at. FORD 1931 DE LUXE ROAD‘TER—-RAEBOI- d: buy it for unpaid belance: no finance : cannot be told from new. terms and T e Motor Co. 2 N. Y. ave. nw. FCRD 1531 VICTORIA COUPE—Driven Dnlz : eauipped with Atwater Keni ame as new car throughout. Prich or quick sale: terms. Emerson th and M sts_n.w. utors and Radiantfre ls»nei c"'s"gmg”"""m Commercial Motor GOLD. ‘sm;rd ity hesded n ot maniiaciariog dent FUI Cash*Valile ‘Dafd - Beiingers. 815 £ ot MULTIGRAPH, model No. 66; must be rea- sonable and in good concition. ~Address Box 266-2, Star ofice. 2° PIANG_Will pav ash o7 good €rand piano. a %Wb_v Erand or UBTIENt: mus® be bareain: Ao deal __Address Box 257-Z, Star ofice . A Torm eauipmen s purchased Atlas Store Pi 414 Sth st pw. Met. 6297 i PRICES for all Call North 10114 T ds of househoid goods. for_prompt_service. FORD MODEL T COUPES. dors, ‘26 and '27. all in good conditi gome vepuinted. Priced from 338 up: easy terms. Triarsie Motor Co. 2 N. ¥. s FORD SEDAN, 1521—Good runni: rew ballcon tires, $18. Call Columbia f2 FORD 1031 FORDOR SEDAN—Perfect condi- n. real bargain, 3475. will trade; can af- range terms. - Call Decatur 2103 =) FORD DE LUXE COUPE. ery latest model ‘31 with full and extra equipment, including chrome nickel tire eover . Owned and driven by Mr. Eynor Ask see Mr. Eynon's coupe. M COMPANY ... 1457 Irving st.. Adums 3837, FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER. bs!_au. 4200 miles; locks like pew: for cath ““can sy bie_party 1136 M Fhone National 1281 ANYTHING ELL? WESCHLER'S. 915 E BT~ N.W. Household effects, merchandise, stocks. automobiles. efc. Thirty-nine years serving the_Washington_oublic PRIMARY __GRADES, FRENCH T MUBIE. TRANAPOR HOURS, 8 TO 6, COLUMBIA 1846. KINDERG. DANCING, TATION. Interview PREMIUM OR SPECIALTY. Pour only, high-class salesmen; outstand- ing broposiion; brand-new. Harry Snow 4 g TRAINED NURSE;, MABBAGE, RAY, salt glow baths, District flq'” . BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. VIN PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS Plano_sa banjo. etc. Free lessons if you buy instr: ment.” Easy terms._ Christensen School. 718 11th.” Dist. 1278 LEARN GOOD BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE le Honour Echool (Esteb. 1918). _In- Silire “about - bur Hew Dlar for asitstin sorthy students. Day, evening classes. 81 1325 N. H. ave. n.w. BR!DO!L CONTRACT OR AUCTION—CER tified teacher. official system; day and ev Ding instruction: reasonable. Adams 10462. CIVIL SERVICE POLICEMAN Exam SPECIAL Preparation. Prepare now. The Civil Service Preparato School, se. corner 12th & F n.w. kj v._Met. 63 DRAFTING. All branches taught: new course: methods. Classes begin Mon., Nov. 3 NATIONAL . DRAFTING SCHOO 13th_and E_Sts. “Net POLIC L.\~\\Il\»\l'10‘\ Ergnare now, | The cisil Service Preparaiory A¢ ¢ 6337 ner 12th & — HELP—WOMEN. GIRTE—Get out_of the rut culture; 11w Tearn beauty nm while you learn. Stewart’s. §750 CASH BUYS EQUITY IN §6,000, 5-RM. and bath bungaiow, subject to a first mort sage only of $2,650; on concrete st now rented for $40 per mo. Address Box 103-X. Star_office. s RESPONSIBLE PARTY wants well paving business offers in payment. clear title to 40 acres land in northern Florid: Box 263-7. Star office. 29 DELICATESSEN for sale by attorney owner. Excelient equipment. central loca- tion, " “Terms (o responsible party. National 6 FOR BALE, FISH AND FRUIT STORE in heart of the city. Cheap rent Buitable for ‘meat market or anyihing. Price, $300. Cull_No. 9070_for information. ' 30" GROCERY, northwest section, average seven hurdred, é¢ight hurdred per we Pricsd right. _Address Box 260-2, Star office. * OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY _AND market, Mount —Pleasant _section. Doing twenty-five hundred a week. Owner desires FOR SALE, DELICATESSEN STORE bet. § and T sts. n.%. Inquire 18 Rent cheap. st nw AUTO REPATR SHOF for rent. 1ct st n.w. S48 BOWLANG ALLEY Tor s 0 slies moles: did_location: ' price reasonavle; cash or terms. _Address Box 48-X. fhice 28 GTRES far curb servies South Washington, Va. and 11 am HOUSEKEEPER, and 5 room vunzalow : hours. 1 to 7: Bandays free. Telephone Falls Church 182 or address Box 154-X. Star office OPERATOR. _exprrienced, fof Apply Bltimore, 31d., 814 Park ave Alrport Restaurant, Apply betw on 18 e for child_(3) RESIDENT MANAGER for small, exclusive apt. house: owner will allow 13 apt. rent for services Address Box 286-7, Star office TYPISTS (several) wanted for addressing envelopes on plece basis: state age. experi- 5" g:i.’n‘\’ahllhune number. Address, Box CASHIER—YOUNG WITH GOOD PERSONALITY AND EXPERIENCE IN CREDIT CLOTHING STORES GIVEN PREFERENCE. STATE PREVIOUS CONNEC TIONS, IF MARRIED OR SIN {GLE AND AGE. ADDRESS BOX 423-V, STAR OFFICE NG TADY! LUNCH ROOM, good location: fine condi- B . E0ed I Batween . and 6 pm.. 3063 M st n. ooger DELICATESSEN - LUNCHEONETTE am compelled to sell account of illness. Have been forced to continue business with hired heip. Buriness ideal for iaan and wite. T am doing good business With low rent Have modern equpment, including _electric | soda fountain Will sacrifice on terms. Call | Lincoln 5257 for address oy INATION _ANTIQUE _SHOP _AND Cthebn denToom Lo rent. partially eduip- ped. 1741 R. 1_ave = LY GAS STATION for sale; Defense L A, e Sond.” & Eoot Pus ness. cheap: cash. Cesner on premises {rom 1 ‘daily and from 6 to 8 pm.__ 29° w_ store next to post {shed Dec. 1: located 20th and 8 n.w Van: derlooReally Co.. 1728 20th st. n.w. 8§60 per_ month. Potomac 1070 CORNER DELICATESSEN. with fountain; mus. be soid; have other interests ‘GARNER'S. 18th AND KALORAMA RD LOA 100 TO 5500: payable in 12 to 24 e, Heeets. mome Buvers bnly. “Ad dress Box 221-V. Star office LAUNDRY MACHINERY, Jcte set for smell laundry Low pricer lor auick sate Y. M. C. K. 1738 o IIELP—D M ESTIC. GIRL. white, housework: sleep nights; wages, €5 weekly. Phone Wisconsin 3976. 3 Ridgewood ave., Chevy Chase. Md. | HOUSEKEEPER settled: family th must” glve Telerences in reply: 323, good hot dress Box 256-2. sur t ofce. 0~ MAID wanted. competent, foi work in’ the suburps must be 68d. coo stay mighis: 3 in family; §8. See Mrs. Stratton. 924 17th st n WHITE WOMAN. n $10 week. heiper one da fam hous on_washing of three with two children: references. before Monday, Mrs. Helen Scott. 871 WHITE WOMAN. 7eTbie, 75 1o (0,15 care for boy 2 years old, g0od ‘cook and house- Keeper: stay mz“!fi 335 per month for right verson._Apt. 107, 1616 16th &t WOMAN. settled, who can cook and care for home: good home, small salary: three adults. felrrence required. Address Box 255- of SI‘I‘UATION-—M’! KUTO MECHANIC. exper: on any mi your garage or mine: reasonable. 3080 any time or d T’ Weu | 1ING CAPITAL TO INVEST. Married man with wide business experi- ence and capital to invest seeks connection with a growing business: consider anything of merit. For quick interview address brief outline of proposition to Box 253-Z, Star office 29 WANTED BY RESPONSI- BLE CLEANER AND DYER A SMALL MODERN CLEAN- PLANT IN OR NEAR WASHINGTON. WISH TO RENT FOR TERM OF YEARS WITH PRIVILEGE OF BUYING. GIVE ALL PARTICULARS IN FIRST LETTER. ALL ANSWERS TREATED CONFIDEN- TIALLY. ADDRESS BOX 188-X Q’I‘AR OFFICE CE NTC Worih A Indian; 10 vears' experisice on Rolls-Fesce n:muh references. Address Box 199 Star_office. j USEMAN, best of reference. loyed 5 vears 5 4508, ask for Masor DESIGNER OF HOMES, _experienced, will working plan for your new home for g A T G Cleyt iend 0895 _ : experience, in 20 years' experi- ctor und designer of homes, desires position in reliable builder's or realtors office. No commission *Very nomi- nal_salary expected. Cley. o:s PAINTING. _plastering. Kinds of work. Call Adame nao-J . IICOM’MEBDED Sl The following business concerns guarantee satlsiaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive rompt attention. For admission to Eccommended Service Coiumn call National 5000, Branch 215. d steril- ‘Prompt service and low prices BE__‘m‘"'._c" 2316_6th st. n.e._Decatur 0755. BEDDING RENOVATED AND STERILIZED. AMERICAN BEDDING CO., 4th AND BRYANT STS. N.EPOT. 3232 PHARMACIST, “Tegisiered. ~desires employ: Herchandiser ! extelient referensee Aadiert m iserex referenc Box 25-7, Star cce Adggess YOUNG MAN, deiver s Dot ca iipe, cbjection 1o m Gre . 1o 2ual labor, neéds work. Ad- A lhan ,“Z)l INO st ;l dfl!n.l| wants work as schoolboy. an cook. do housework drive. “Addrees Box 240-%, Star offce. e SlTl JATION—WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER-TYDIST desires position; 8 vears eip. ret. cabable and conscientious werker._Call after 6 p.m.. Col. 71/ BEDDING. MATTR&ESH DOX SPrings 3nd 10.; best s and prompt del. DVagh auitiess Co., BIo°L st s.u’ Nat. 6510 RENOVATED, sprin Blowg feather matdoun Comtor ered Bedding 0o ILERS FURNACES clearied and repaired: HOI 'nhnm covering. Crown FPuel Dist._9322. CARPENTER. cor! ll'll:lfll porches ln(‘lflsh’. concrete work. gareges all kinds. & e:.“éfi:‘dln!hlflk rd. ne. Lin. 04 28° ITERING, non-union: flooring, fenc- lchAl'lgm"Hl jobbing, concreting. Call J. t. GIRL, 10, hl\lng Tollowing, 'xumnu. seeks’ position with liberal salary: typing: her, P. B. X.. monitor, assistant Ay m:'rénii"‘wu?x";“" ofker: “avail- worl - (refere . er;ava STENOCRAPHER-SECRETARY —Experienced congressional secretary desires position: ex- Cen{cltnl references. Address Box 230-Z, Slll ofmce NOGRAI PIST. experienced: ner- manent or temporary: excellent reierences: é\oae‘rr' salary: also take work ai home. a. 47 JTENOGRAPHY "and tvpin L a3 "i T YOUNG LADY Tanes experience. alsn ‘offics ma d personngl werk, destres, aduate. Ool. 7744, Api. I Giliiss, West 3131 AND CONTRACTOR, CARPENTER = XD oRRaTmes: emodeling, hlllldfln d paint. e T Weber, 1338 11th S s’ Lin. 117 orch rocker: CHAIR CANEING- Foseh rockers tering _Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. Met. 2062 CLE wiring _and fixtures, $50. ELECTRIC Rt "3 Tt radiation: $325. Nat. 3934, City Eles. Htg. Co., Bond_Blds. 1 ELECTRIC WIRING. Six-room house cumnhl- with fixtures, $50. rt _Workman. 15 "ime pavmente 1t mmfi o Rogsl Biee ulc co. $is oshur st o T —Expert mu Sew. Emu e and Bllouw":l' . 105 mv. Pou 0061, Address 29 | for | | 5 | extension table. CASH REGISTERS. snow cases, wall cases. counters ehelving. chairs. tables. scales. iror safes. coffee urns. sty s0da_foun- fains: eiectric grinders. mixers. Tefrigerators; oartitions. store equipment and fixtures of gyery descripuon. Edgar Baum. Inc. 9 st nw. COFFEE_URNS. stoves grease Toasters, steam taoles, gas traps. steriizers. counters. cash registers. refriverators. refrigerator cis- play cases. electric mixers. scales. safes. cash registers. tables. chairs, shelving, bake cvens, etc. Atias Store Fixture Co.. 414 9tb st_nw _ Met 9207 DESKS._ surplus from U S Government also "tremendous savings in_new factory close-outs and_seconds. cheapest prices on chairs. _file: Commercial Office | Furn_Co.. o Met, 7742 any finish: good « Comdiion: 122 50 DOGS, PETS, ETC. SADDLE HORSES (two) private. Phone Co- | lumbia 5132 or Georsia 3451. POMERANIAN PUPPIES, pedigreed, and female, well marked, Mey be Apt. 307, 1321 Fairmont st. n.w FOX TERRIERS. Bostons. Eskimos and other DuPs. singing canaries, Mexican pariot: monkeys, gold ard tropical fish. aquariums, alligators. turtles. We carry a complete line of ‘medicines and_ supplies. Schmid's Emporium of Pets, 712 12th st. n.w. Metro- politan 7113, Your dog given a sanitary bath. com eliminating fleas. and dried with el drier, all for $1." Dr. Locke's Dog an Hospital. 1472 Irving st n.w._Col. 0574. PUPPIES. Boston Ternier, 3 months oid, pedigreed. “Adams 5902. male seen 29° eiel? Cat DESKS —sale ot Siactory_seconay furniture, desks, tables. chairs. book cases. fle eabinets, cabinet cafes and used offcs furniture You can also r H. Baum & Son 616 B 1t mw Wational 126 DINING ROOM SUITE, aua-fered oak; ELECTRIC LOCOM steam-type. 1122-R Tarze | Sedan, Lot sale only. 4o o1 third new cost. Adams FURNITURE — Overstuffed _bed-dav suite, $25; walnut bed-room suite, $35. nut dining room suite. like new, $49.50 pieces cheap. 1211 H n.e. FURNITURE _Mahogany writing desk. book- case. bed, tables. chairs, couch. kitchen ta- ble. etc. Apt. 610 the Rochambeau. _ 29* FURNITURE. dining room. bed_ room; pi ano. 1825 Kilbourne pl. Col. 8935. 20 FURNITURE—2 beautiful, new, lizinr room chairs, 1 boudoir chair, epinet desk. bed. | . floor lump: reasonanie. t sell at once, no dealers. Apt. 408 of 2-room apti ar- ADt. 208, 2440\16th 1614 17th st. FURNITURE—Cor ticles in good condition. stonw FURNITURE —Living room, dining room and | other furniture, §ood as new cheap. 23 12th st. n.e nw. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. AUBURN SEDAN. late series ellent con- dition _throughout; cannot be duplicated elsewhere at our price of $265, and remem- . 1 can be bought on terms. Noien Mo- tor Co. 1LI 15th st n.w. Dec. 0216. See uled, new tires; & _Alex. 876-J-X. 29! AUBURN 1020 8-CYLINDIE CONVERTISLE Model 120-De luxe eaipped. Color, Warfield Motor Compans, FORD TUDOR. late 1928, new paint :nE l,lal;; excellent shape; sacrifice. $195. Ci AN_Beautiful eon- dition. ~A real sacrifice. only $335. Donohes FORD SPORT ROADSTER, 1931—Can hardly be told from new, many extras. includin down, balance monthl: Pnh:nkl Servie 1126 20th st. n.w. llnr{! - E 1329 coupe, $250; 1930 Tudor sedan, Appearance, performance, tires ed. North 0851 for demonstrati FRA] TN SEDAN—Original | chanically; driven oniy by care: Siock we have priced this cer st the low figure. ance Callan Motors. . and Serfl:e 1529 Mrfl “n‘c ;’B:?h $195 to quick b owner must sell. = N trade ‘bui_easy terms. Callan Motors. Inc. 28 FORD 1930 Chevrolet. Inc., 1620 M st. B.w. Tixe equipment. 'Only 3400 FORD 1930 COUPE. lesthar usHoBwry, e low down payment, or trade: titles t" de luxe, 6-wire- eel equipmen! ing oWDer: carriee repular new-car anty® T an efort to clear our used-car Only £1.065. Will trade your car sad allow vers reasgnable ter ‘n fi- Sal FRANKLIN SPORT PHAETON. late tyoe: !unkhn Sales and rvice, 1529 M st. n. aafi S, with leainer upnoistery. {pgliitls, stiamobiie 31" ne Barealn s"ana Service 195 M DAN—Late model: onl oractically new. Cost. he et doaay, SThiET wil el suich Hopre."fnc. Franikitn”s el 200 st 5w, North 2600 "0 R pertect rice of nc., ‘Franklin SPORT ROADSTER. 1ots of ex- motor recently thoroushly gone over: d at a sacrifice price of 5265 easiest terms in the city. Nolan Motor Co., 1111 | 18th st. n.w. Dec. 0216 See Mr. Gardner. BUICK 1928 SPORT COUPE—Rumble sea new tires; standard six; original paint, seat covers, bumpers and sli extras; $335; terms | or trade. Donohoe Chevroiet, Inc., 1620 M | BUICK 1975 COACH—_Extra_soad conditi Bacain, 85, Norih 0503, BUiCK_COACH, §75. Willys Tuurm;. Ford Touring. #45; Ford Coupe. 360 ( mon '27 Sedan, $185; Dodze Tourini Wiliys~ 6 Coach, ~ $110; ~ Studebaker Sedan. §75. 60 other cars, ail bargalas . . . Cut oui ad and with every purchase of {rom this list we will give FREE - .. 10 allons of gaso mon Motor Com- | pany s o 13 ... Adams 8817 Ma 335 e Irving t. tiful Queen Anne 9- m dining room suite, mohair bed-davenport. mahogany table. beds. chest of drawers. Srienial rugs "sood cordition’ real barsains! st GAS S RANGE, cost 300. Wil sell very cheab. Phone Met. 6667 GUN—1 Fox, FURNITURE B 7e. Rammerless shc(gun and case, Little used.' Cost $135. sacrifice, $50. 1735 17th st. n w.. North 840. HARDWOOD for fireplace of stove. any length, 33 ornamental birch.logs for fire- place. Phone West 245 INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS—For fent of sale; nd ysed: all'stles. all sizes: re; duced, NITED STATES STORAGE SO 48 Moth st Mot 1848 MULTIGRAPH—Many models in dition; low prices: supplies. U writer & Adding_ Machine Co., N.Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 5500. ®ood_con- ted Type- Inc.. BUICK COUPE. 1924 model. but in very condition: 395 to quick buyer. Callan Mo- tors, Inc.. Franklin Sazles and Service, 1529 M st nw 2604 e car | m\wa 5-PASS. SEDAN., 193! moitl equal to new. Only $945. Callan Motors, Inc.. Frankli &lel and Service, 1539 M st._ nw._North 2604 FRANKLIN 5-PASS. RT sgne“ ear cost aveé i ! ave e s car at nlr el el CR HAM-PA!G! szmn. blue One of = good tires: A-1 cendmon "1' ‘best hu)’i in_town. § $34 torms Triangls Motor Co.. 2 N & ave nw. GRAHAM 4-DOOR. 1979 owne; mustsell: $295 North 1008, " oo GRARA“,.‘I; ll’ln“! lQZg—A 1 :fl !“[(0: new sterred. must sell at once, 1733 P st. n.w. North 1898 HUDSON BROUG"AM smooth, quiet 'R cylinder model. clean as a pin; wenderful tires nnd Lbhnfl‘fl i‘l!' terms to suit you. Motor c.. 1111 18t 8t. D.w, Dec: 0216 BUICK 1930 4-PASSENGER COUPE—_Color, dark green, original; new tires. ~General condition like new. $985. Warfleld Motor Company. 1130 Conh. ave. n.v. UICK COUPE, STANDARD SIX, 1627 M el—Good condition _Bargain for quick sale: from storage. 1861 California st. n.w CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN. 1931_Run 600 miles by owner, 2024 Carlton ave., Woo ridge. Wil take 1930 Ford coupe or road- ster_as part payment. _ 1930 sport de luxe roadster. 332 1929 standard coupe. new motor. $300. Ap- | pearance, performance, tires like new: very dowh, payments, or trade: titles fur- ne North 0891. 29% HUPMOEILE 1928 CUSTOM S-PASSENGER Sedan—Color. black. Six wire _wheels, trunk on rear. shatierproof glass. Unusugi- ly good condition in_every ct. 38! boudoir chair. lace CA o 2 lamps, wrilng Qirraing and qraperies. desk” with flat_top. Col. 5147.. rough- Har- our COUPE. 1929 like new 0 need money: birsdin. 3195 18 Apt. 1. _Ad&ms 1902-J. out vard . OIL BURNERS. one Kleenheat, one Gray: one Monroe pump. complete for underground tank; ail in good condition; chesp.” 227 3t CHEV] JACH—Used very littie | by private owner. Your chance to save $180 Stll under guarantee. Donohoe Chevrolet. . 1620 M 5t. n.w. prices that make them accep- tional eifts for the holid Knabe, $65; rger. like new. $99; Ives and Pond Voce. fine condition ~ $30: Steinway. £130. Mehiin, like new, $130: 6-octave grand. 5275 “full-size grend. slightly "used, S315 small _upright, like new. $168: Hardman Kianich & Bach, Cable and Kurtzman Agency Havline, shipping _ and_ repairing. Hugo Worch, 1110 G st. n.w.. Est. 1870. PIANO, Chickering. upright, mahogan B e Bweet” tane. 'unusual vl Cost 3650, 385, 1016 Calvert st. 3669 PIANO (upright). e enport; cheap. 718 Upshur 29! PIANO, Ellington upright —excellent condi- tion: $75. duet bench included. 823 Madi- son st. nw. Phone Ga. 0848-J. 29° NO_ Chickering grand. 2 verts oM. prime AN O 0 afie Yor 3750 terms Ll Gress Box 220-7. Star ofice PIANO. upricht, mahogany barmain, 325. Apply fanitor, or call West 2101, Apt. 704 e PTANO_Reasonable; _excellent — condition. A'so rrdio and china closet Columbia 47 PIANO, Kimball: fine cond cheap. 516 A &t. ne.. Apt. 203 PLAVER-PIANO. _uprisht: fine reasonabie price. cash. 20 Losan Cir ! RADIO, Philca screen &rid baby console: FeenRoe, §305 dico mew. “Also electric Victor graph. 1223 Franklin st. n.e. RADIO, several weeks_old. alternating cur- fiving room suite. bed- “¥ood con \mn. 1825 G st. nw.. 20+ HEVROLET 1930 COUPE_Blue finish ve- lour upholstery. Cat_in_excellent_condition and a good buy. Only $425. The Trew Motor Co. Dodge Distributors. 1509 14th st. e CHEVROLET COAGH, 1831—Like new. must sell at once: in f"lm condition throughou $465._Clev. Private ChLEVROLET DE LUXE ROADSTER. 1930: rumble seat, wire wheels: looks like a mil- lion end runs perfectly: new tires all around: cheap at our price of $325. terms ta suit you. Nolan Motor Co.. Inc. 111 h CHEVROLET 103 SEDAN. Tour-dser. bewi- tiful condition throughout: being offered only $375: cheapest car of this type and make in the city. terms arranged Motor Co., Inc., 1111 18th st. .. EVROLET 1920 COACH: $245: SahaNion: paint perfect: will sladly degacm- TROLET 1931 COACH—Practically brand- T T ehrcaiyes, Balora Bimper: Worth $630; no reasonable offer Te- Cail ‘Saturday evening or any time hdams 1810 RYSLER 1020 LANDAU SEDAN_Finfshed CHRTAL “green. painted wood wheels, black op: "modtl' 58 Ras"sllp "covers brand_new ‘Roval tires. . Price g Touli 807 hodse Diftribitors. 1500 14th. st. Decotr 1910 acrifice or will trade fof wte model and balance due to fioace com- pany. Address Box 370-Z, Star_offics. 29° rent: £25. Call Lin. 84 RADIOS (3). complete. §75. miscellaneous parts, speakers, units, condensers, coils, etc.; Colimbia 1365-W. RADIO, Gloriatone a.-c. screen grid: 3 weeks: "any demonsiration; $22.50. lumbia W. RADIOB—Floor eamples and demonstrators and some brand-new. alternating and direct current. and suaranteed. Only $49 for stand- ard_well known makes in_nice . Bargain days now at O. J. De Moll & Co.. Tathgndase i SEWING MACHINEE —Singer portable_elec- trics, $20: dropheads, $5, $10: Tents, §3; re- Pairs. 655 Pa. ave. se. upitairs. Lin. 201 used Co- ophead @iner. 315; IR Ve e 15 Bien $15: New Ideal. ew Home. 815, Standard. 318: New Ideal 10: others at $5. 3 a urmrlnl Open evening shop. 313 Pa. ave. s.e. Lin.02 BEWING MAGHINE, Singer, portable elec With light and att: 1 year's free service: $35. e New isfiver Shop. 5357 Conn: Ave. Emer- SINGER SEWY CHINE. $10; good con- g“l‘ilgm‘ 1610 lfig . n.W.,, Apt. 103. Dec. FO! once: moving; Adams 0810, oo s TRAINS—A complete lin sory cet on 7x10 platform w trestles and biggest freight train. Tlorida_sve. . 34 Falmost new. also g handsome dressés and hats. Phone Golum. CHRYSLER SEDAN—Good Only §89. Donohoe Chevrolet, st.n DE_BOTO 1030 ROADSTER test: $395 cash. Deeatur 3085, e %’731‘“:’.;‘15564“.'53.',0‘;?3 el C8ray fin 1 e Cish: S4h. 1137 B St Mow. Decatur 3989. DODGE 5-PASS MODEL DA SEDAN. 1031~ Black finish, cream striping and six cream wire wheels: broadcloth upholstery. Price, The Trew Motor Co., Dodge Distribu- 1509 14th st.Decatur 1910. DODGE 1928 VICTORY 6 COUPE—This car is finished in jet black, cream stripe; brand- Jew U & tires: velour upholstery. in per fect condition. ‘Our price, $345. Tew ol BitiiStiors, 1508 Tatn ot DODG! ma “BUSINESS COUPE — O, green Duco. Real bargain, $59. Donohoe Chevrolet. Inc.. 1620 M _st. n.w. DODGE 1931 ROADSTER-—Sport model body finished 'in taupe Wwith red stripe: six re wire wheels; metal tire covers ontwo Wheels mounted in’ fender wells; tires almost new: Spanish ieather upholstery. This is a snappy Little car Only §725. The Trew Motor Co., Dodge Distributors, 1509 14th st. _Dec. 1910, E‘sflssx‘co.«cfl 1928--Good condition; splen- ‘mo ESSEX _SEDAN. nsz»—m tires gcod. " Entlre car In excelient condjtion, Qur | rice. The Trew Motor Co. Dodge | istributors. 1509 14th st.Decatur 1910 'ORD STANDARD COUFE, 1020—Thorcugh- s overhauled and recon’itlonac. 4 new tires: puint excelient. - Spectal, 3379:° ms. Motor Gou 3 N. ¥, Tine 8 any | & comolete line of 1923, 1920 and 103 brand-new | ! EACKARD HUPMOBILE SPORT ROADSTER. $195; % M st n.w, 9 and mechanically perfect. This is really one price tive to the most discriminating orth 2604 | DG iparks mognted Torward. * Sud " Erank ble seat and al] extras; will give terms. HUPMOSI CENTUR? late ol |Ee finest buys in the eity. Our low Very reasonable terms. Callan Moton, mcow 1928 7-PASSENGER LIMOUSINE— reck on rear Color, blue. Excellent con- Warfleld Motor Company, 1130 Conn. ave. n.w. $70 dow’ nohoe Chevrolet, Inc., 8 Al model: original paint like ne“ new tires on this perfect automobile sh Sera Ty EFranklin Sales and Service. 1520 M st. B.W. nding glass partition. Six wire wheels, dition throughout. ~$1.2%5. Warfield Motor the family: e‘lsy terms. Nolan Motor Co., car. Well new top. e _low mileage apparent” at ' glance. 31125 green finich, cream stripe; green wood whee 1509 14th st. Dec ideal family L‘ur:: r only $98. terms. Tri- Toon finish; equipment our Company. 1130 Conn. ive. n.w. LINCOLN SEDAN. five-passenger in g0od condition. being sacrificed for ufnk sale: just the ear for those long Cflvl 'l',h Inc_Dec 021 Lol LINCOLN 1928 nmummq 11 _fenders. two tires, trunl Tack on rear. and little use tl this car ly s W“m@fl Motor Company. ll!l\ Conn._ave. n NASH 1929 BUSINESS COUPE—Original dark tires practically new A good buy at §305. The Trew Motor Co. Dodge Distributors. AKLAND COACH. l!"-—UBhOla(l" unusu- ally clean: very good tires; motor quiet. _An anzle Motor Co. _Y. ave gw OLDSMOBILE DE LUXE SEDAN. 8- includes rfl 'huh and trunk rack Used Dersonal Sales manager: ke new and a Tew car guat antee. Liberal discount. Phene Mi Pohanka Service. 1120 20th st 0347, or Cleveland 8483 afts OLDSMOBILE COUPE, 19: Wire whesls. ck ¥ I Fonanka Service, 1126 like new in every respect. lsfl models 20th st. n. North 0 ort DU new el eaniition Tor Lo e Fr‘CK\FO 929 TOWN CAl m body ible to be used also a Ind 3_trunk rack on rear. This ear cost without obligation. ‘Warfield Motor assenger model; nic d clean; omly nw. PEERLESS fiz: P are looking for 8 completel; reconditionsd an Come in and try one. O LITTLE SIX s!on'r Special flat’ paint, orange stripe. ner has' 1> sacrifice. 3295 te: . Raper, Dot.chus “Shevrolet. Tnc., 16500 0 g RPeT by Dietrich. Color, black. The ri canopy over driver's comfllnmenl ml l‘ it Ezmbmflu includes six natus ' pares mounted forward in_feader weils over 37.500 when new. Must be ippreciared. ® X aemonsiration a3 be had Com: . 1130 Conn. ave. n.w. PACKARD SIX-CYLI Ei SEDAN, seve e& nllgm Motor Co., 1111 18th st. PAIGE SPORT ROADE ‘model s and runs fine. Only §59. nohoe Chevrolet. 16: w. rumbie seaf Thll car is completely ped and is in_excellent eondl Anfl, to see this car. $185. pany, 1130 Conn. ave. n. ‘ 3 only $245. P {m. Jne.; Fr;.nkm: é-‘m nd sirvies, orth 220 lecz ARROW ROADETER. model 38: plenty of snap and appearance: |mnm. car like this for $160. on easy terms. n Motor Co., Inc. 1111 j#ts ¢ 021 PLYMO] i COACH, d¢ mnrxl@l pawer, count 3L PONTIAG SEDAN. 12s00n lent” condition”price.