Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1932, Page 38

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Extra strength for ob- stinate cases—S1.25. Zzemo FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS "BEAT THE COLD GERM! Get your cold before it gets you! With the modern Pine- oleum oil treatment that beats colds ! Use with spray or dropper. All druggists. Pineoleum, with nebulizer spray $1.00 Pincoleum, large, for refill . 1.00 Pineoleum, wit h medicine dropper .50 INEOLEUM REG. U. 8. PAT. OFF. \L\l weightd box of Stores or for a M but a HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS! If your skin is yellow—complexion pall tongue coated—appetite poor —you have a bad taste in your mouth —a lazy, no-good feeling—you should try Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets—a sub- stitute for calomel—were prepared by | b Dr. Edwards after 20 years of study. Olive Tablets are a purely vege- table compound.. Know them by ! their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy- ancy like childhood days, you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and help over- come constipation. Take nightly and note the pleasing results. Millions of boxes sold yeariy., 35¢c, 30c, 60c. SENATOR T0 SPEAK ONU.S. PRESIDENTS Public Opinion They Faced to Be Told by Jones in Radio Forum. The Parade of the States program, at toward the President will be discussed tonight by Senator Jones of Washing- ton during the National Radio Forum arranged by The Washington Star and broadcast over WRC and a coast-to- coast network of other National Broad- | casting Company stations. “How We Americans Treat Our President” is Senator Jones’ topic. He iill speak from 10 to 10:30 o'clock. Senator Jones is chairman of the Senate appropriations committee. He has been in the Senate since March 1909. a record of service exceeded only by Senators Smoot of Utah, and Borah of Idaho. New Mexico Honored The Parade of the States program at 9:30, will honor New Mexico. Gladys Rice, soprano. will be the featured solo- ist. She will be assisted by Erno Rapee’s orchestra. Miss Rice will sing “The World Is Waiting for the Sun- rise,” and a medley of the hits by Nacio Herb Brown. The orchestral selections include “Westward,” the first move- ment of Arthur Shepherd's suite “Hori- zons” and “New and Old Mexico.” A program of French music will be presented by the Gypsies in their weekly broadcast at 9 o'clock. Count Charles de Fontnouvelle, French consul general, will be the guest of honor on the program. The boisterous sea chanty “Tramps at Sea.” which Lawrence Tibbett fea- tured in the motion picture “The Cuban Love Song” will be sung by him in his broadcast at 8:30. Among his other numbers will be “Goin’ Home " “The Thrill is Gone,” and “Largo Al Fac- totum.” Varied Program Arranged ‘The Merry Dairymen. an orchestra directed by Leon Brusiloff, ve ar- ranged a varied program for the 6:30 to 6:45 period. This feature. and the Old Timers’ program and a concert by Harold Veo's orchestra, will originate n WRC's own studios. Pan and his Spanish orchestra will make their radio debut tonight at 11:45 o'clock over WMAL and a net- work of associated Columbia Broad- casting System stations. Hereafter the orchestra will broadcast three times a week. In the Panatela program oclock, Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians will feature Cadman’s “At Dawning.” Other numbers include “Rain on the Roof,” “Tell Tales” and a medley from the musical show “The Cat_and the Fiddle.” Alex Gray, baritone, and Nat kret's orchestra, in their program. 10:30, will introduce George G win's new song “You've Got What Gets Me.’ Earl Heap of The Evening Star staff, will be heard over WJSV tonight dur- ing Peggy Clarke's “Press Personali- ties” program. He will discuss the work of a copy editor. WSJV's musical features will be provided by Helen Hahn, soprano. Slaughter's dance or- | chestra and the United States Navy Band. at 10 Shil- at Legion Plans Feature The George Washington University | Troubadours and Harold Levy's orche: tra will contribute to the program of IWO" There also will be a program arranged by the Washington Police | Post of the American Legion. Major Radio Features SPEECHBE.> 1111 '™ “How We Amcricans Treat Ow Presi dent,” by Senator -Jones of Wash- ington, in the National Radio Forum, WRC, 10:00. DRAMA. Myrt and Marge, WMAL, 7:00. VARIETY. U. S. Navy Band, WJSV. Downey, WMAL, 7: Lawrence Tib- bett, 'WRC. 8:30; Kate Smith, WMAL. 8:30: The Gypsies, WRC, 9:00; Parade of the States, WRC, 9:30; The Street Singer, WMAL, 10:45. 7:30: Morton DANCE MUSIC. Guy Lombardo and his Royal Can; dians, WMAL, 10:00: Madriguera’s Orchestra, WMAL. 11:30; Ben Ber- nie’s Orchestra, WMAL, 12:01; Van Steeden’s Orchestra. WRC, 12:15. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6:00—Raising_Junior; domestic skit— WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, WGAR. 6:45—Topics in_ Brief, by Lowell Thomas — WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WABC, WHK, WMAQ, KDKA, WLW and WRVA. 7:00—The Lumberjacks; Quartet. Pian- ist and _Accordionist—WEAF, WTIC. WTAG, WEEL, WLIT and WGY. 7:30—The Boswell Sisters—WABC and W2XE. 7:45—The Goldbergs: comedy sketch —WEAF, WSAI, WWJ, WTAM, WGY and WCAE. 8:30—Death Valley Days, _dramatic sketch—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and WHAM. 9:00—Roy Bargy's Orchestra and Male Quartet—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WJR and WHAM. | 9:30—The Story of Women's Names; | Andy Sannella’s Orchestra— WJZ. WBAL, WJR and WIS. 110:00—"“With Canada’s Mounted.” dra- | | matic sketch — WJZ, WBAL, | ‘WHAM and WJR. 11:00—Slumber music, Ludwig Laurier’s | string ensemble—WJZ, WBAL, | WJR. 11:30—Don Pedro’s Orchestra, dance , music—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and | KDKA. The Dial Log. Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. Kcys. Keys. . 860 . 670 1060 .1230 .. 800 .1000 ..1080 WABC . WBAL | WBAP | WBT i WBZ . | WCAE WCAO WEAF WGN WGY WHAS WHK WIOD WIR . WIZ .. wisS | WLW Flashes from “The Evening Star, a resume of world news, is broadcast daily at 5:45 p.m., by WMAL and its television station, W2XAP. WMAQ ... WNAC . wocC . WOR . WPG .. WQAM WRVA WSB .. WSUN WTAM . Band Little Used. Because comparatively little use is being made of the amateur frequency band from 1,716 to 2,000 kilocycles (about 175 to 150 meters), the Ameri- can Radio Relay League, national or- { ganization of radio amateurs, is urging the use of this band by district or sec- tion net works of the Naval Reserve amateurs. Neglect of this band is due, it is explained, to the trend in recent years toward the higher frequencies, or shorter waves. Claiming that Benjamin Atchison’s cow threw him off his motor cycle, Samuel Briggs, pianist in a dance band and in s church, has enmed suit against Atchison for damages, in Baligbot, Ireland. THE EVENI Today on the Radio (Al programs scheduley; for Ialtern Standard Time.) 315.6 Meters. “ RC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—United States Army Band. 4:00—Emily Post. by Dr. Robert A. :15—"Gallileo,” Milliken. :20—Orchestra from Denver. :30—The Lady Next Door. 45—Frances Bowden, :00—Book plea by Mrs. Patrick Hur- 15— SleN’ 7 :30—The Happy Laundrymen. :45—Russ Columbo and orchestra. 00—Leon Brusilof's Orchestra. 65:15—The Old Times. :30—The Merry Dairymen. :45—"The Stebbins Boy: :00—“Amos 'n’ Andy." :15—Lanin’s Orchestra. :30—Alice Joy and Paul Van Loan's Orchestra Harold Veo's Orchestra, Marguerite Cromwell. 00—National Notables, George W. Harris and orches- | tra :30—Lawrence Tibbett and Wlllmm Merrigan Daly's Orchestra. :00—The Gypstes. 30—Parade of the States. :00—National Radio Forum — “How We Americans Treat Our President.” Washington 30—Archer Gibson, organist, 45—The Prohibition Poll. 50—Archer Gibson (continued). 00—Last-minute news. Slumber Music. —Weather forecast. —Jesse Crawford, organist. 5—Ear]l Hines' Orchestra 15 to 1:00a—Van Steeden’s Orches- tra. 45 Early Program Tomorrow. :45a—Tower Health exercises. 00a—Gene and Glenn. —Morning devotions. 30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Morning Glee Club. —Sparkling Music. 9:30a—Top O' The Morning. 45a—Food program. Bla radio column. n and de Rose Plant Pete. 0a 7Plc cam Drama. featuring | with | | | | by Senator Jones of | - Education of Blind and Deaf | Children,” Toot Radio Household Institute. Timely Garden Suggestions,” by W. R. Beattie. :45a—Hugo Mariani’s Orchestra. 00m—The Home Circle. 15—"The Real George Washington," by Charles Colfax Long. 30—National Farm and Home Hour. 30—Emery Dougherty’s Orchestra. 2:00—Radio Cooking Club. 00—United States Army Band. 4:15—Mormon Tabernacle Choir. 4:30—The Lady Next Door. by Katherine Len- " 228.9 Meters. “ Ol‘ 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:00—Variety hour. 00— Mischa Shef. pianist. by Martha Bumgarner, 30—Songs by Virginia Fant. 45—Dialect readings by Rolna Mc: Caddon. 00—Paul Gable, organist 30—"Wayside Ramblings,” Glaser. Augusta E. Cassidy “Golf.” by Do ma s by Myron e 00 pianist. Al Houghton. Joan Hastings, soprano. Harold Levy’s Orchestra 45—"Uncle George,” the Town Crier. 00—Dinner music. —The Beauty Consultant. :20—News flashes. :30—George Washington University Troubadout 45—Program by Police Post of the American Legion. 15—Phyllis Grey Kim. pianist. 30 to 9:00—Doc Perry's Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 00a—Musical Clock. 0a—Birthdays. —Musical Clock. 55a—Police Bulletins. 00a—Vari :15a—Tuneful Titbits. :30a—With the composers. :00a—Beaugy Hints. 10a—Melody Moments. :45a—Little Joe Hornsby. ten Service. 0—Request program for Mount Alto Hospital. 00—Variety hour. 4:00—High Light Qaaaeoasn 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—United States Marine Band. 4:00—Life in O'Brien’s Flats 4:15—Program by District Tubercu- losis Association. 4:30—The Professor. 5—Gaffer Grey. 00—Modern Living. 30—Thompson's Ambassadors :45—Alexandria Community program. 00—Woman's Radio Club. 15—Beauty Culture. 30—Your Marketing Problem. —Fan Mail Review. —Market_Report. Musical feature. S. Navy Band. arjorie Webster. 8:45—"Historical Virginia,” Oliver Martin. 9:00—Peggy Clarke’s Press Personal- ities —Earl Heap of The Evening Star, Studio feature. —Mullane’s Entertainers. 10:00—News flashes. 10:15—Helen Hahn, soprano, 10:30—Slaughter’s Orchestra. 11:00—Jack Tallon, baritone. 11:15—Eddie Schofield. pianist. 11:30 to 12:00—Stage Review. Early Program Tomorrow. 00a—Radio Revival. 00a—Joe and Harry. :30a-—King Tut. :00a—The Breakfast Club. 9:00a—Woman’s Radio Club. :00a—Peggy Clarke's Chat. :50a—Program by the Alexandria Ministerial Association. :10a—Gospel Choir. 1:30a—Popular Melodies. 00m—Anna Meeks, contralto. :15—Organ melodies. :00—Schramm’s Trio, :30—Studio feature. 00—Recordings of Popular Artists. :30—Dance music. :00—Helen E. O'Neil, dramatic reader. 3:30—Studio feature. 3:45—United States ‘Army Band. L Fires, most of them accidental. in homes caused the deaths of 572 babies in England and Wales within a year. by J. 9:15 475.9 Meters. WMAL 630 Kilocycles. 3:00—Four Eton Boys. 3:15—Columbia Salcn Orchestra. 3:30—"The Birthday Anniversary of Susan B. Anthony,” by Mrs. Anna E. Hendley. 3:45—Radcliffe Glee Club. 4:00—Fisk University Chorus and Jubilee Singers. 4:30—Rhythm Kings. 5:00—Herr Louie and the Hungry Five. 5:15—"No Two Snowflakes Are Alike,” by Science Service. 5:30—Palmer program 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star, by Doug Warrenfels. 6:00—Time and program resume. 6:01—H. V. Kaltenborn. The Berrycrafters. George Hall's Orchestra. 6:45—Arthur _Jarrett and Freddie Rich’s Orchestra. 7:00—Myrt and Marge. 7:15—Bing Crosby, baritone. 7:30—Jimmy and Jane. 7:45—Morton Downey, tenor. 8:00—The Bath Club. 8:15—"Singin’ Sam.” 8:30—Kate Smith, crooner. 8:45—Col. Stoopnagle and Budd. 9:00—The Mills Brothers. 15—Broadcast Rehearsals. :30—Evening in Paris. 00—Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra, 30—Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. :45—Street Singer. :00—Lotus Orchestra. 30—Madriguera’s Orchestra. 45—Pancho’s Orchestra. 00—Weather report. 0la—Ben Bernie’s Orchestra 0 to 1:00a—Noble Sissle’s Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 002—Salon Musicale :30a—Morning Devotions. 15a—Songs by Artells Dickson. 9:00a—Little Jack Little. 9:15a—Melody Parade. :30a—Tony’s Scrap Book 5a—Helen Board, soprano 00a—Leila Endicott, “biues” 15a—Navy Band Concert. :00a—School of Cookery. 15a—Musical feature. :30a—"Current Questions Before Con- gress,” by Senator Dl of Wash- ington 45a—Ben Alley. tenor. 00m—Radio Guide. 05—Charles Boulanger's Orchestra. 30—Columbia_ Revue. :00—George Hall's Orchestra. 30—Savoy Orchestra. :00—Aunt Jemima. 15—Columbia_Salon Orchestra, 30—School of the Air. 00—Ann Leaf at the organ. 30—Musical Americana, 00—Rhythm Kings 15—The Funnyboners. ‘30—Civil Fervice Opportunities. 40—George Hall's Orchestra. RADIO INTERFERENCE TO COST HEAVY FINES Los Angeles Enacts New Legisla- d to End Sources of Trouble. singer. BB 00 €0 19 3 13 e e 1315 15 Los Angeles has just enacted a new ordinance aimed at eliminating sources of radio int<rference, the violation of which is pusishable by a fine of $500 or imprisonment for not more than six months. Though it _de the operation of “any device, applianc equipment o: apparatus which creates or causes Jigh-frequency oscillations which_intertere with the reception of radio broad-fist signals.” the ordinance does not pu: the burden of blame upen the source cf interference alone. The radio set owner must do his part to prevent iterference, the ordinance stipulates. If a complaint comes from a listener hé must show that he has complied with certain technical re- quirements that are definitely defined It is a well known fact that much of the interfercace complained about 1s due to poor receivers or inadequate in- staliations. dccordingly. the Los An- geles ordinan‘e stipulates: Any and or all radio receivers com- ing within the provisions of this ordi- nance shall be thoroughly and ef- fectively shic'ded. No receiv considered " oroughly and effectivel: shiclded w wh will deliver a 0.050- watt (50 m_‘iwatts) output at any fre- ency wis n its tuning range when placed in s eld intensity of ten thou- sand (10.(%) microvolts per meter without an #itenna or ground and with volume con! %)1 at the point of greatest sensitivity. [4 A weddir® cake, an orchestra and a ball room {# the wedding reception are offered by B¢ Ashinton, England. man to the firstagirl whese leap year pro- posal of ma'fiage is accepted. % TddloTroubIe M€ 5900 EXPERT SERVICE MO CH " lBITAdams M:II Raad @‘&1 RADIO COOKING CLUB Under ths Personal Direction of ] Miss Fleanor Howe [ TOMORROW'! Station -WRC 2:60—4:00 P.M. New recipes, new time savers., new cookery ideis. Plan to spend the afternoon leside your radie. Let the Cookinx School come to you. T BUMPERS Welded § Welded Taken OF and Put On, 50c Other Metals Welded WELDIT CO. 516 1st St. N.W.,Bet. E& F ME. 2416 lares unlawful | r shall be | (G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1932. Classified advertisements for The Daily Star are re- ceived at the main office up to 11 p.m. day before issue, and for The Sunday Star up to 5:30 p.m,, Saturday. At the Branch Offices one hour earlier. 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 BRAKE AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT—Only nced man need apply. Give ave. e. references and salary exoected Address Box 112-H, Star COUNTER MAN, experienced. €09 15th st. uw FENDER REPAIRING Dikeman's, AND AUTO PAINT au_onlv need apply . references and salary 4l once. Address Box GARDENER. workiiiy Abply by letter and salary expe 6200 Neoraska WYER youny. and telept Box 511 ¥rounds and gurdens atine experience. u Montom- or law s and_ice nw experience | essential. 11 | sou_ Po- | 10th & E sts. | and 1 pm’| 38 6th with cars bt “notabsolutely -getter we will tr nce Co. 930 win um..ua come we anent wave ma- | The Edmunds Bid once Hard- the new 1932 unched. E: thew relrikeration mer: for puien Just iced e 09 People's Sts nw - vood Address aud auble to Box Tt work about $30 b Room 505, 1319 | MEN. two. for n protected I hed work. | nde:- Call MEN 518 und b opportunity $pm. 8 t Bide QRPORTGNII Y nce with old line company tuture. Call at w ter |, sell tife | bie comm | Room Entirel and elect 230 wid 5 o Tiesday, S 13481352 H [CIAUFFEUKS of the best propositions in town 10| Irive Drand-new 1932 Chevrolet cabs; salary optional. Trvin Cab, Inc.. 14th and \" sts. nw. WANTED—2 HIGH-GRADE | IMEN, 25 TO YEARS OF |AGE: MUST HAVE GOOD REFERENCES, PREFER S THAT HAVE SEEL EXPERIENCE: MUSI | HAVE UTOMOBILE. IF YOU CAN QUALIFY FOR THIS POSITION YOU WILL BE COMPENSATED AC- CORDING TO YOUR ABIL- {ITY AND EFFORTS. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE INATIONAL 4933, MR. "WOODWARD. IWE HAVE VACANCIES FOR '"TWO YOUNG MEN WITH [ CARS, NOT OVER 35 YEARS iE. WHO ARE CAP- MAKING $100 A EXPERI- ISSARY YOU 1 CALL Bl AXND 3 AT 1121 AV " ASK Cruwford. Ristie. wanted. ( e | 35 FING OF ‘l\' OR MOR I\ NOT NEC H\ \l\' J VER) FOR M ]\ WANTED—SALESMEN. CREW MANAGERS (2). prefer newspaper or mavazine men: u live deal: we prove it Koom 219. 1410 H naw.. 8 am. 16 SALESMEN wanted 1o sell paste French anin: products: commission. large earn- ines. Apply 1145 Vermont ct., Tear Burling- ton Hotel FASCINATING COURSE TO learn—telephone switchboard operating: $10. Estab_1918, Oxford Bldy.. 14th & N. ¥. ave. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY—RE- fined, licensed instructors: D. C. und Md. permits secured; cars furnished. Col. 5462. 15 AUTO DRIVING LESSONS: LICENSED White men. Anywhere any hour: vour or our car. Call any time. Adams 3485 PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS-Piano, etc.: free guitar or banio with 20-less course, $1 week. Christensen, 718 11th st. n.w._Dist. 1278, Booklet IF_A DOUBTING THOMAS. PASS ON: IF Drogressive—a thinker. inquire NOW 'and Saye time. money, secire early employment YOU C: “Inside of 7 weeks placed in law office.”” Another, “Within 3 mos. night school passed Civil Service exam.” Excep- tions. but others have made similar records. Progressive methods and smail Class Instric- tion are the secrets. Graduates in: demand. Est. 15 yrs. " New clusses NOW. {ormin. Boyd School. 1333 F si. Nat. 2338. FRENCH TAUGHT BY NATIVE LADY, EX- erienced: Quick results by new méthod. Near_Dupont_Circle.North_1523. IIAN GUITAR. Sheet music of every description. Ha walikn guitar taught in 12 weeks; Priva lessons. o - 1% 6 8t Nwe - 5 AMBITIOUS MEN, WOMEN, A BEAUTY CULTU RE —at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1918) 15 un investment that Days big divie dends. ~ You owe it 10 yourself to investi- xate this fumous school before you invest. 1325 N. H. Ave. N.W. 818 14th St. N.W. HELP—WOMEN. GIRLS to learn beauty culture: paid while learning. = See me between 10 and 12 a.m. 5_E st.n Ee GIRLS. two, neat. intelliven Pewity culture: Smail silaty. . Site 225 Nu: tional Press Bide.. bet. 9 and 11 _a.m. LADIES, Catholic. for local sales force; e ceptionally pleasant work; experience un- necessary. Call 8 to 10 or 5 to 6. Room 509. Peopie's Life Insurance Blds. NEWLY ORGANIZED COMPANY needs sev- eral ladies to co-operate with entertainment committee of organization. = We don't want Salesiadies or canvassers ”Apply 1410 ¥ st. n Ask_for Mrs. experieneed, with some knawledge of Must be neat in | im 41%0. R . | COOK. | vestixated. | STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. | WOMAN. white. | T1th | waitress DON'T BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a scheduled time to close just as each railroad train has a time to leave the station. put you on a train after it has left the station. So it is not me- chanically possible for any one to insert your ad in The Star after the page has been closed. No one can HELP WOME! Continued.) WE HAVE AN OPENING in _our organiza- tion for four Government employes spure an hour or two each day for social contact work. Call Mrs. Brown, National 7550, for_appointment. 16 WOMEN, 18 to 33 years of age, for pleasunt outside work. Start. $18 and bonus con- ditional: steady repeat trade. Call after 3 p.m.. 826 Investment Bldk STENOGRAPHER. Targe real estate company de- sires first-class stenographer with experience. Reply in own handwriting, stating experience. Address Pox 418-M, Star Office LADIES! LADIES! OUR BUSINES A ASES WE (CAN USE N MORE LADIES OF !/ ASING PERSONALITY. NO SELLING. WE ALSO HAVE A VERY TTR ACTIVE PROPOSI- CONNI D WITH POSITION IF IN- ESTED, COME IN AND S BEXPEAIN. 1121 ERNMONT AVE. N-W.; E \ EEN 11:30 AND 5. HELP—DOMESTIC. over 25; stay Phone Wiscon \\' RE \ I colored. nts _refer- equired EMPLOYMENT AGENCIE! RS EXCHANGE has A-1 cooks. m; <eworkers: by day, week. m Decatur 3551 R ho SITUATIONS WANTED, while HuUrses. cooks. maids: help of il kinds recommended Tildies Exchiauge, 807 Vermont uve. SITUATION—ME! ED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. i1l or pare time Dookkeepiix. au reasonuble. Audiess Star oftice. 1 CHAUFFEUR. butler, reliable colored man: 1644 DRUC work of wny ki telerence. Poto 10 years Teferences wishes reeutar Dist. 9358 before § a ELECTRICIAN. 19 yrs. old. eneryet, cc. engincering Univ. of Md. ine Elec. School. Chicako, xood firm. chance I 1 Gruver. Hysttsville 55- E wishes Job as chauffeur Phone Potomac_5504-W. ILIPINO- First-class cook. butler Wishes # position: best references. Box 487-M. Star office Wanted conneetion, experience. u or par SIST. 15° Cchaut "Ad- 15¢ MAN selling Address eral contractor led: salary. OUFLE. house- < Box white: ook man: ¢y or country ML Star oftice JANITOR AND WIFE will avariment in exchanse for eaces. 1718" nw SITUATION—WOMEN 'SSMAKING AND REMODELING ed: out by day. Cail North 4851 care_for servic orth small s refer 4405 usekeeper; " Col. 6383 Tates very Teason- 15¢ experienced or half day: permunent or_temporary desire work at my home. Ge. 4 4714, ce Work Pu\mxn “short- i pertence. uily Teasonable salarv 13 it colored. desires tea © 1902 15! place s Address = 0 eerhe Can_manage or Met = fed. wants goneral nouseworker”orl uny. Kind. or call or phone Me 1354 AMa | WOMAN, white. nurse or care 1324 11th st YOUNG LADY. and office work. fice: professior: experienced in _secretarial wishes position in dr's of- 1 references. _Ge. 5076. _ 15 YOUNG LADY. experienced. desires se tarial position: excellent seferences. nal Y000, Extcnsion 807 wait wir GHAMBERMAID. Tousework. ~white _ Cleve. 5995. CIRL--Experienced cook wants on_pluce: has _teference. 1837 nw. Call Decatur 3351 Monday. wailress. 5 vears cily reference stay nights. In atter 5 o'clock. at present ploer s COLORED work: sty “t COOK. xood cook Nortn o233 " e COOK. gencial houseworker, _experiznced appearance. wants | colored: neat full or part time work: reference. No. 98: DAY'S WORK. part time or xeneral hou. Work. or couking wanted: references. 1124 S5U nw. North se2s. GENERAL MAID. _colored. neat, cook. waitress. Goou ull-around full or_purt_time: refereuces. Dist GIRL. colored. wishes work of any kind NOrth oF8eou. 1708 Sth st. 0w+ ADL. 8 1 GIRL. colored. wishes cooking and gen lousework. mOrnINg s, Pari time or Sl apt. North 6322-J. 609 U st.n.w. 1KL. colored. wanis position as maid: ex- Seriticeq Fhione. Adems 1838 GIRLS (2). colored. neat. clean. *wish jobs. day. part time or all_day, or clean apart- ments._Call Decatur 51241 Y WORK WANTED Bundle work A R %o YAl Thome. o " MAID wants work, colored, with references. Call Pot._2526. 16* HELP AND SITUATIONS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) BATTERY, RADIO AND ELECTRIC STORE business, 'established — since 1926. Owner leaving town will sell cheap for cash. Ad- dress Box 44]-M. Star_office. _1se GROCERY. doing $450 weekly bus.: in high- class section: low rent: 6 beautiful rooms: Frigidaire equipment: ' large ~stock; price only_$4.000:_terms._Met. 4813. POR SBALE—Delicatessen and light 1u T desirable location: unusual OppOrtunity for the right party. Adams-Burch Co.. Inc.. 6th d . n.w._Phone National 0910. 16 BOOK STORE—Bargain price for quick sale: long established; leaving city. 507 F st. n.w. 16 NEWSSTAND, one of Washinkion's leading hotels: good reason for selling; price, 512 Address"Box 106:51, Scur omer. o Mo BARBER SHOP, business sectio Park, Md.. next door bowling alley. town. must_sell. _Cash. QUICK ACTION, QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLIC- Y B G 00 Ry SR BTG US_WE FINANCE BUYERS IN ORDER TO CLOSE QUICK CASII DEALS. ESTAB 1923 CAPITAL ADJUSTING AND FINANCE CO. SOUTH'S LEADING BUSINESS BROKEKS. 9th FLOOK. DIST. NATL BANK BLDG. METROPOLITAN 4813-3814-4815. CA ¥ SHOP. Right downtown. near hotels und offic low Tent: money miaker See 1424 K st n w 3350--RGOMING HOUSE. 10 1 rent. s Roomink house Rooming hous Rooming hou Rooming hou: nicely furnished $1.100—Rooming hpuse. $1.800— Boarding house, $2.000— Boarding house, 19 rooms, 2 baths $2.250—Boarding house. 16 rooms. 3 baths beautitully located on 16th st 3350 Cafeteria and lunch: rent. $40. $400—Cafeteria, larke room. cheap rent £00d lease. Must sacrifice, $100 cash $400Cafeterin and lunch: rent. <65 transient trade: books show 3230 busi- ness weekly. your chance Confect. and luncn and 3 rooms. section. A real burealr $350 - Grocery and confect : rent, $25 $1.900- Grocery and 3 rooms: rent. 60 R.'M. CURTIS, 820 1Ith St. N.W., Nat 1 filled: vour term. 11 rooms: rent. ‘45, 11 rooms. 3 baths. apt. house 1332. e PERSONAL. S REFINED CATHOLIC CHILDREN GIVEN be<t care. Reasonable Greenwood 2437 LOANS-QUICK SERVICE trusts. D C. and Md.. payable monthly: no cost_churee. Address Box 477-K. Star office HATS. EXPERTLY REBLOCKED AND R modeled RACHFL M. BERRY. 3 yrs_ w Julius Garfinckel & Co., Lin. 1860. Ventosa Apt. 30 16* SURSE WILL GIVE MASSAGE, ELECTRIC- lonic irrieation. Enen b District 9071 MASSAGING. ELECTRIC te German masseuse. TREATMENTS. needle s ‘assured. Norih baking; res CHILDREN BOARDED. mother in handline childien, small child in priva DON'T DI us remodel und $3.50° smait ew merly with Madame A NURSE- EXPERIENCED WITH CHILDREN will board nfants or sou scientific feeding. larke yard Shep. 33 \\ \I\ N1 \« To take that AND SOUTH_EN OPPOSITE TI THAT WE THAT OUR CATED ON 3 WE HAVE NO OUTSIDE SAL z ING OUR COODS_OR PA TICKETS. AND _THAT WE OFFER NO PAWN TICK- ETS FOR SALE NOK DO WE AUTHORIZE ELSE TO DO SO. We ulo that if our puwn ticket this i _the OUR _ONL: ¥ OFFIC| HAS BEEN SINCE 1913 AT HE HIGHWAY BRIDG SUCh VeLdor's st bre e GEORGE D, H(ll\\l\lv South Eud of Hixhway Bridve Owpposite Washinxton hmun Bus From 111h aud Fer INC. RECOMM‘E\DED SERVICE. box springs ood prompt el Mattiess Co. 319 L st. .. Nat. 6679 tresses, o ~ct Brdainie o' 622 B nw. Nat. 4094 BEDDING of all kinds renovated i7ed_by_process approved by Heali D C. Prompt service zud low pric Bedding Co.. 2215 5th st._n.e. Decatur 0735, BEDDDING RENOVATED AND STERILIZED AMERICAN BEDDING CO., 4th_AND BRYANT STS. NE_ POT. 3232 CARPEN S buit shelviny: 100i- ink . Brinink. 1339 Taylor expert tions. floors. . 615 6th st " improvements nw CARPENTER AND BUILDER. Work. At reasonable prices Le You my estimate. White. Adams CARPENTER -Repa yarages. fences: foors. Lin’ vsse-w. M CARPENTERING. ax, Daintine. jobbiux. ¢ Gillizs. Columbia 831 CEMENT jidews 8. 826 4th St nw £ (;—Porch _rockers CIIAIR CANEING ~Porei rocke Armstrong. 1235 10th 1. w. Met. 2062 CTRIC WIRING. Six-room house complete with fixtures. tncl. inside service, $50. Expert Workman- ship. Terms on larger jobs. Regal Electric Co.. 819_Upshur st. nw._ Col. 8391 TCTRICAL WIRING 6 rooms. fixtures complete. $50 H. Berenter. Adams 8855 flooring inx —by experts Work kuaranteed. P i FLOOR WORK. —every i xuaranteed: dustless machines. i machines rented. L T. Folk. Clev. 0528 FURNITURE REPAIRED. UPHOLSTERED. shp covers, reeds lacquered any color by spray. cushions. COL 5632 Ga. ve.Ga._364 GENERAL__REPAIRING tinning. Estimates free. ing Co.. Decatur 2 HEATING and_piumoi ny: oil burners included: 7 eth_st._ne. Lin "HEATING & PLUMBI 2 OR 3 YFARS EASY PAYMENTS BUDGET PLUMBING & HEATING CO, 1137 BLADENSBURG RD.__LINCOLN 10311 HOME_INMPROVEMIE ABSQLUTELY NO CASH REQUIRED. START PAYING IN MARCH PAINTING. _PAPERING. ~_ PLUMBING. HEATING. CARPENTRY. WIRING 6-ROOM HOUSE COMPLETE _ WITH FIX. _ $50; FLOORS LAID AND SCRAPED. ROOFING. REMODELING AND ~ BUILDING. _ ESTI. MATES FREE. CALL AN OLD RELIABLE FIRM. HOME DECORATORS, INC.. _1009 oth St. N.W. HOME IMPROV GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES. DBAL WITH RELTABLE COMPANY FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Make sure of satistaction. Call Wushing- ton's leager in Howe lmprovements. a known for fair dealing 10 thous Financially situated 1o sive you most liberal terms. Little us $5.00 MONTHLY. NO PAYMENT- 45 DAYS Our own expert crews do painting, plumb- ing. papering. carpentering, roofing. heating. electrical work. cementing. weatherstripping, karages. all improvements ALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE. THE GENERAL CONTRACIING CO., 927 New York Ave. N.W. Dist._5082, 508: Painting, _roofiix. Modern Cont “new and repair- Teasonable terms. o8: WOMAN. colored _reliable, part-time_work:_reference. WOMAN. reliable. colored. Cook or general houseworkers ehces. Pot’ 1842-3. ‘WOMAN., colored. ints & job in a pri' family: good references. 3626 N st. n.w. WOMAN. colored. reifable. wishes job. part time: no Sunday work. Phone West 1125-W. Addross 539 25th st. n.w. WOMEN. two. colored. wish cookine. Wishes cooking and first-floor work. city references. 2370 Champlain st. Apt. 31 3 o) YOUNG WOMAN, colored. wishes blace” as mother's helper. 'light hous=work, maid or deyS Work' Decatur 0030 wants d'y Jor Dec._4198. & s e one best nw., 15* BU NESS OPPORTUNIT!ES COOKING for 3god_luich room und #00d les:_call at 210 2nd st s¢ : baréain. * & variety. long establish- ?f'“éf."r“‘?fil".n'h" PaA W e Hational 8451, KLV S—Dublicate keys, 25 cents; made while you wait. 'l‘ul’ntr & Clark. 122113 New York e Met. 3005. MOV ING—geert, fieming reliaple Call Barrett. Met 3175, 15 NO CASH REQUIRED FOR HOME IMPEOVEMENTS. Remodeling. Decorating. BEGIN PAYING APRIL ist. As Low ay 36 Manthly Estimates Cheerfully Given. PAINTING—PAPERING —PLASTERING. PLUMBING-—HEATING-—ROOFING. CEMENT WORK STUCCOING. WEATHER-STRIPPING ETC. CONANERTAL HOME TMPROVEMENT 0.0 444 R 1. AVE. NW. North 1095. PAINTING, PAPERING 1 do my own work you get better quality: rooms, $5 u Metz. any nmg Col. 0396, e L Al prices ; Vork guaranteed. 8. D. Lopat i mtenae ol in. Adams 5340. AN EASY WAY TO SAVE—A small lm\mt lnvflgg in & ca?‘unnl.n ::?lpr"n‘g%‘: lh'fll\,lrlg Al annually; make B Aiven Box o3 M. siar offce. MING HOUSE—T tms., 2 baihs, 2 Ejtch: ens; newly furn.; oil heat w.; doing s0od business: rent, $67.50; ucnflu leaving city. _North 02! E PAPE RI NG—Rooms, $6.00 up: prompt e obies e “Attantic 635 st. 2nd AND 3rd | ¢ MBIA UPHOLSTERY. | 1 | | _____SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUE and modern furniture, O] i ;\:‘l:‘"com lete furnishings of nldor‘ls:'::n. B 178 Mew Hammrhire ave " > 45 IQUE DESK, chest of drawers, On ntal vanity. pedestal. secret; se, table, cabint (:n.rvn 151 BATH OUTFITS, brici Bak G T aiych sno. bull for your entire needs of used mate: H 'l‘ly nrt'y::' u‘sllzwelecled We have 2x6, 2x8. 2x10. zx‘l“;m o sheathing. flooring, ipe. bath tubs, 1aree lumber (2x4, IN ANY LENGTH). windows, doors, sash, Fadiators, plumbine and excellent condit: All used material arranged for eonvtnl‘g:I sclection. Visit our 3 yards for the greatest selection at bargain prices always! HECHINGER CO.. HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. Main Office15th and H Sts. NE Downtown'—6h and G ste S0 BATTERIES e e 1345 late, $4.45 Exchange price. 04 14ih st twin). study table and 2 vorcelain-top table, odd childs desk. ~ West ‘Atlay nw BED-DAVENPORT. ov ®ood con- dition. $20. G ia 1 ITE. n ¢ de luxe spring new. Cell Ga. 4054 BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, all sizes; complete stock suppl table and cue re. Cona Billiard & stuffed, 3 <ple, 5 pieces. includ- high-class furniture, all 5, hairs, tabies, scales. iron sates, coffee U team tables. soda foun- tains. electric grinders. mixers, refrigerators, partitions. store equipment and fixtures of every description. Edgar Baum, Inc. 914 E st nw. CLOTHING Uncalled for clothes including overcoats and dresses Tington extiers. Rosslyn, Vi COFFEE_URNS, toasters, stoves. greace traps. ste cash registers, refriverators Cotinters. shetn s eam tables, gag counters. ator dis- Sates, ing. bake Co. 414 9th bird_baths. save money dens DESKS. surplus 1rom also tremendous ta cloe-outs and seconds rs. files. safes. eic Furn_Co.. 430 DIAMOND. 30 U. S. Government: ngs in new factory cheapest pri - E $50. Address Box 154- for_only 617 F st 1ons velour 4 bed-room venport. su now. FENCE WITH Co.. 208 ROOM S LU booths. six_complete CHEONETTE, complete one batter 000" Yeu st 100 piano-player . for i® note of Cach"cal 1610-3 QFFICE FURNITURE from Desks, chazs. 1 ur office Sharect o to reduce i 1 PIANO have bee eccount 1$1.250 Standard make: less to, forced o case xrand A D To ess day s condition mball. ®OInE at $135 s Liberal pav- buvers with W. Kimboafl time. 3659. W, econ- T550 00 Phone 15° mahogany. sta fon: just been t ave. n.w PIANO—Small sive. mahogany. 1 rolls and bench: all for d in first-class playing conditi and $1_weeklv. Nat 3659. W. I Co. 721 1lth st. n.w. ) small mahogany. bench cost $750, bargain, $100. Davis le_ used. ne. uprixht. pla Vikine, R. C. A.. General Electric. ¢ set. Bargains. Call 2214 14th st North rshall. o one d Terr: nw., New Philcos. General Electric, Sparton. Apex. Majestic. C. A.-Victor. Atwater Kent. Stewart-Warier and _others from ~$19.95 5514 Colorado ave. n.w. Georgia_1486. REFRIGERATOR. General Electric used: xood_condition: family size. 29-H. Stur office. _ Oriental. Need money. t one dozen antique and sem! aue to first callers below cost. ~ Open until 10 pm. Armenian Oriental Rug Co.. 2409 18th st nw._ SEWING MACHINES Dropnead Singer. $1 New HNome: 515 Siandard, $15: New Ideal New machines. Open greniugs se. 1 ar_$100 up. Slightly Address 18%" $10: others at £5: all wuar. $3mo. Renting and repairin S'E. Sew Mch. Shop. 313 Pa. SEWING MACHINE, Sinker: regular portable elec.. foot control: light: perfect condition: only $30. 3337 Conn. ave. Em. 4295 SEWING MACHINES Bargains in_recondi- Tioned bortuble und console electrics, many wodels: Sinvers. Whites and other well known makes as low as $14.95_ 800 H st. n.w. SEWING SILKS. cottons. hemstitching M. E. oty 9651 15t St now.. Cul. 8378 TYPEWRITERS rented. £3 per month. Ct 1tol Typewriter Co.. 1409 Eye st. n.w. Lional_ 4858 TYPEWRITERS - Fine, Low prices. Buy on ments. General Type. Co.. N s & TYPEWRITERS-Late models rebuilt, full: guaranteed. new portables on easy terms; excellent rental machines; repairs. Type- writer Sales & Service Co. 1714 H st. n.w. TYPEWRITERS -Current __model _ Coron and L. O. Smiths for rent Febuilt_and reconditioned _machin I Tt T i 1883, Underwoods, Rovals am‘) L €. Smiths, $2.50 mo.: 3 mos. in adv.. . $12 TYPEWRITERS—American cu. Capito) st from the high rents iring all makss Open guaranteed rebuilts 5500 monthly pay- 740 14th st. n.w. nings. _ VACUUM (‘LFA\EHS way. Premier-Simplex. Hoover No. 700. $25 Rent cleaners $150 diy Tepairing Vicuum Cleuner Shop. 1404 a."Ad. 0900, LIVING ROOM SUITES. Absolutely tne_talk of the town. See how we make Uhem. You select the desixn. {rume nd material and we take it for you Bave 15 Suites in our Show room as luw 5950, Come - in_and iispect our fa We " do. REUPHOLSTERING at very Prices. La France Uphoistery Factory, 14th_st. D.w. Columbii Hoover, Eur E. ¥ wreka, Alr- teed vear. NG, :“' e " Shian Work Fuaran: t-fi yers. Pemberion. 195 C e, 1 . 7652, 17% ING. painting, general home I T e arfivals” 1 Torthwes, Woshingion. " ‘Address Box 91-H, Star aince! | B APERHANG improvements: cash Or terms: Very reasol Ble. ' Natignal Decoratiny Co. 125 Webster Phone_Adams_7578. 15! WANTED-To rent & 10 to 14 room furnished house, occupied by employed owner, Who Will retsin_oue or two rooms and board In ex- chunye for rental. sl least in purt, by ¢a- pable_woman of refinement. Address Box 9-H. Star oflice. 15° ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM APT. in_neighbor- hood of Mayflower Hotel: also modern store available in same building. Tdeal combin- tion for one wishing to esiablish a business in lower Conn. section, or each may be rented_separately. ' W. C.'& A. N. Miller, 1119 17th n.w. atir_0610. CLOSING OUT oil burner and Tndian pottery business: sell as whole and sublet store at reasonable rent. or sell stock and fxtures separately. 3443 14th st. n.w. 1200 WILL BUY PROSPEROU mobile bl)llflul Two_qf Nfl selli PAPIRHANDINO——PI"!-E]“: paperhanging done at once. $4.50 & room. includin; work_guaranteed. Call Adims 2814-, PAPERHANGING Good = Work _wuarante rooms scraped dry. cracks filled. $7.45. Sumples. Spigel Decoruting Co.. Col. 0043._20% PAPERHANGING—Rooms uur-a. . na up. Estimaie fur. Work susrantesd George. 2129 18th st. Apt. PIANO_TUNING, mnlrln formerly head rumr for Percy Poster Co. and Knabe Co. M. Walker, Col. 4796. 707 Allison_n.w. mmn REPAIRING—Straieht new work. patching. pointing up. Get the man who {oes 'best_work at reasonable prices Lloyd Perdue: #26 4th st o w. National 323 WASHING MACHINES, Save 25% to 50%, all standard makes, brand- -new. Easy Terms. Phone National 7320. USED PTANO SALE. Good makes: dependable for beginners, students, churches, lodges, halls, etc. Better buy a Certified Good Used Piano than a cheap new one. Peace upright. certified quality. . Hardman upright. certified quality Huntington upright. certified quaiity. Chase upright, certified quality. Bush & Gerts upright. certined Bradbury upright. certified quality. . i3 Gulbranson_ upriéht. certined auality - Knabe. Vose, Kimball, Story & Clark. Lindeman. $120 afl Also several used certi- fled luln R L. KITT co., 1330 G St