Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1932, Page 50

DEWEY 150 OOH TO B DAMATZED Katherine Mayo Will Be In- terviewed—April Fool Pro- gram on WRC. Romantic incidents connected with the proposal to nominate Admiral George Dewey for the presidency in 1900 will be depicted in the dramatic portion of the “Today and Yesterday” program tonight over WMAL and as- sociated Columbia stations. The musical setting for the sketch will be provided by Don Voorhees and his orchestra and a quartet. It will con- trast music of the gay nineties with present-day melodies. The Bath Club program at 8 o'clock will feature Katherine Mayo, world traveler and author. She will be inter- viewed by Margaret Santry. The Street Singer will open the Pa- 'ant program at 8 o'clock with Krei ler's famous melody, “The Old Refrain. He also will sing “I'll Miss You in the Evening,” Own” and “Drums in My Hea: Downey to Sing. 'Morton Downey will revive “Down by the Old Mill Stream™ in his program at 7:45 o'clock. “Everything Must Have a Happy Ending” and “Who Cares?” are to be his other contribu- tions. ‘Tito Guizar, Mexican tenor, and Leon Belasco's Orchestra have arranged a varied program for the “To the Ladle presentation at 9:30 o'clock. Guizar's solos will be “I Love You Truly” and “Nenita.” a Spanish love song. WRC and other National Broadcast- ing Co. stations will present a surprise | 1 April Fool's day program tonight at 11 o'clock. The broadcast will be staged and directed by Ted Jewett, N. B. C. announcer, under-the title “Insice Out.” Jane Proman, popular radio ballad singer. will be the soloist with Leo Reis- man and his orchestra in the program from 9:30 to 10 o'clock. Her contrib tions include “More Than You Know “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue | Sea” and “The Man I Love.” Excerpts From Shakespeare. The Theater of the Air, the Eskimo Club and the Service hour, with Jessica Dragonette, soprano, are among WRC's other outstn{:ding N. B. C. attractions. Excerpts from Shakespeare's “As You Like It” including Man,” will be given over WOL tonight at 7:30 o'clock by Helen Webb Zeller, prominent. Washington dramatic in- structor. She also will offer James Whitcomb Riley’s famous poem, “The | Raggedy Man.” WOL's musical features include a dinner concert and recordings by Vin- cent Lopez and his orchestra. Concerts by the United States Army | Band and the Shoreham Orchestra and | 7:15—Sunday School Reporter. 8 program arranged by Post No. 24 of the American Legion are featured to- night by WJSV. Major Radio Features SPEECHES. “Adventures in Health,” by Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, WMAL, 10:15. DRAMA. Myrt and Marge, WMAL, 7:00. VARIETY. The Tune Blenders, WMAL, 7:15; Alice Joy and Van Loan's Orchestra, WRC, 7:30; Morton Downey, WMAL, 7:45; Service Hour, WRC, 8:00; The Bath Club, WMAL, 8:00; Eskimo Club, WRC 9:00; Leo Reisman’s Orchestra, WRC, 9:30; Andy Sanel- la’s Orchestra, WRC, 10:00; Thea- ter of the Air, WRC, 10:30. DANCE MUSIC. Vincent Lopez and his orchestra, WRC, ~¥1:17; - George Olsen’s Orchestra, WMAL, 11: tra, WMAL, 12:01a; Isha Orchestra, WMAL, 12:30a. Jones’ HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6:00—Raising Junior, domestic skit— WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, KYW and WTMJ. 0—The Vagabonds: “Hack” Wilson and Billy Artzt’s Orchestra— WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, WLW and WMAQ. 7:15—Elsie Janis and Harry Salters’ Orchestra—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA. WRVA and WLW. 7:30—The Stebbins Boys—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and WENR 7:45—Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, | 7:00—Dinner Concert. songs and patter—WJZ, WHAM, KDKA, WWNC, WBAL and WRVA. ; Ben Bernie's Orches- | ‘Seven Stages of | 4:00—Studio Feature. | | 1 8:00—Joseph Macaulay, baritone, and | Leonard Joy’s Orchestra—WJZ, ‘WBZA, WHAM, WREN, WBAL and WLW. 8:30—Billy Hillpot and “Scrappy” L, WHAM, Lambert—WJZ, WBA WBZ and WJR. 8:45—Sisters of the Skillet, specialty songs and dialogue—WJZ, WJR, WBAL, WLW and KDKA. 9:00—Friendship Town, dramatic sketch, and music — WJZ, WHAM. KDKA, WREN, WBAL, WBZ, WHAS and WJAX. 9:30—Roy Shields’ Orchestra and Irvin 8. Cobb—WJZ, WHAM, WMC, KDKA, WBAL, WJAX and WREN. 10:00—Paul Whiteman and His Orches- tra—WJZ, KDKA. WBZ, WSM, WBAL, WHAM and WJR 10:30—Waves of Melody; Victor Arden’s Orchestra—WJz. WBZ, WBAL, | WHAM and WJR. 11:00—Slumber Music; Ludwig Lau- rier's String Ensemble—WJZ, WBAL and WBZ. 12:00—Cab Calloway’s Orchestra, dance music—WJZ, and WREN. SEVENTH & F STS: Come to Eiseman’s for Trousers To Match Odd Coats Thousands of pairs—all new stocks—in a com- plete selection of patterns, sizes and colors. such a vast stock at your command, you’ll experience mo trouble in finding a pair to mateh those odd coats. |11:30 to 12:00—Calloway's Orchestra. 112:30 to 1:00—Luncheon’ Music, Today on | | | | 315.6 Meters. | WRC 5" Kuioesclen 3:00—Three Shades of Blue. 2 3:15—"Adventures in Hobby Riding. 3:30—Woman's Radio Review. 4:00—"Decorating Notes,” by Betty Moore. 4:15—"The Truth,” by the Radio Guild. 5:15—"Skippy.” 2 5:30—Songs by Dolly Connelly. 5:45—Rose Dance Orchestra. 6:00—Waldor{-Astoria _Qrchestra. 6:15—Al Kamons' Orchestra. 6:45—The Sparkiers. 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:15—Lanin’s Orchestra. N 7:30—Alice Joy and Paul Van Loan’s | Orchestra. 7:45—Mayflower Orchestra. | 8:00—Service hour, with Bourdon Or- | chesira and Cavaliers’ Quartet | 9:00—Eskimo Club. | 9:30—Leo Reisman's Orchestra. 10:00—Andy Sanella’s Orchestra and Fred Hufsmith, tenor. 10:30—Theater of the Afr. 11:00—"Inside Out." 11:15—Last-minute News. 11:17—Vincent Lopez Orchestra. 11:30—The Prohibition Poll. 11:35—Charles Dornberger’s Orchestra. 12:00—Ralph Kirbery, baritone. | 12:05—Weather forecast. 12:06—Johnny Hamp's Orchestra. 12:30 to 1:00—Jack Denning’s Orches- tra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower Health Exercises. 8:00a—Gene and Glenn. 8:15a—Morning Devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9.00a—Melodic Gems. 9:15a—Sparkling music. 9:30a—"Top 0 the Morning. :45a—Food program lg‘OOI -Mrs. Bplnke's Radio Column. 10:15a—Breen and De Rose 0a—Dorothy Berliner, pianist. 10:43a—Golden Gen: i 11:15a—Radio Household Institute. 11:30a—Keys of Happiness. 12:00m—Black and Gold Orchestra. . 12:15—"The Real George Washington, by Charles Colfax Long. 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. 1:30—Don Pedro’s Orchestra. 1:45—Luncheon of the Foreign Policy Association. 3:30—Third and fourth acts of “Aida,” from stage of Metro- politan Opera House. WIS 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—United States Marine Band. 5—Gaffer Grey. 0—"Say It With Music. 30—News flashes, 40—Musical interlude. 5—The Adventure Club. 6:00—Jack Bird, baritone 5—American Legion program. 0— Helen Hahn, soprano. 5—Phyllis Kim, pianist. 7:00—Market Report, 7:30—United States Army Band. 8:00—Shoreham Concert Orchestra. 8°30—Minstrel Memories. 9:00—Cameron Club program. 9:15—Special program. 9:30—Irma and Izary. 9:45—Walter Holt’s Symphony. 10:00—News flashes. 10:15—Helt's Symphony (continued). 10:30—Slaughter’s Orchestra. 11:00—Kalua Boys. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Joe and Harry. 7:30a—King Tut. 8:00a—Dorris and Jack. 9:00a—The Record Album. 9:15a—Whispering Strings. 9:45a—The Fair. 10:00a—Modern_Living. 10:30a—] Clarke. 11:15a—Musical Parade. 11:45a—Miss Sylph. 12:00m—Lunchs:;| lnumwe' 12:30—Popular Melodies. ” . 12:45—“Tales Told in Secret,” by Lou - | 1:30—Sacred Hour. 2:00—Shoreham Orchestrs. 2289 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:00—Sports Hour. ’ 4:00—Mabel Owens, 30prano, Nevin Fisher, pianist. 4:30—John J. O'Connor. 4:45—Special program. 5:00—Paul Gable, organist. 5:30—The Bartfield Players. 5:45—Sportorial, by Bryan Morse. 6:00—Program by the Police Post of | the American begion: ! 6:30—Vincent Lopez Orchestra. 6:45—Nancy Clabourne. 7:20—News flashes. 7:30—Helen Webb Zeller. 7:45—Rhymes and Rhythms. 8:00—Radio Night Court. 8:30 to 9:00—Community Chest Girl. Early Program Tomerrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Chimes and Birthdays. 8:05a—Musical Clock (continued). 9°:55a—Police Bulletins. 10:00a—) hour, 11:00a—Red Cross program. 11:15a—Dance Melodies. 11:45a—Program by the Tuberculosis Assoclation. 12:00m—Road _Conditions in Virginia. 12:15—Alvin Thaden. NAA e sptvssidl \ 7:45 to 8:00—Public Health Service Broadcast No. 407—"Purified ‘Water for the American Home.” 55—Time signals. 10:00—Weather report. WGAR, WENR Magdalena, import river for traffic in Many boats are stranded because of | the extremely low water in the Lower | Colombia. With THE EVENING the Radio (All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) 475.9 Meters. WMAL 630 Kilocycles. 3:00—United States Marine Band. 3:45—"New Discoveries in Old Persia,” by C. Ross Smith. 4:00—"In the Realm of Fashions,” by Dolly Cameron. 4:15—Bicentennial Radio Club Chil- dren’s Program 4:45—George Hall's Orchestra. 5:15—Palmer Pals. 5:30—Pollyanna 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star, by Doug Warrenfels. 6:00—Time and program resume. 6:01—John Kelvin, tenor. 6:15—Charles Boulanger’'s Orchestra. 6:30—Golden Trail of Melody. 6:45—Leet Ensemble and Rose Chan- elle. contralto. 7:00—MyTt and Marge. 7:15—The Tune Blenders. 7:30—Jimmy and Jane. 7:45—Merton Downey, tenor. 8:00—The Bath Club. 8:15—"Singin’ Sam,” 8:30—"Today and Yesterday.” 9:00—The Street Singer and Sam Lan- in’s Orchestra. 9:30—Leon Belasco's Orchestra. 9:45—"Aviation News,” by Jones 10:00—Beau Bachelor. 10:15—"Adventures in Health,” featur- ing Dr. Herman N. Bundesen. Casey 10:30—Nat Shilkret's Orchestra and Alex Gray, baritone. 10:45—The Punnyboners. 11:00—Wardman Park Orchestra. 11:30—George Olsen's Orchestra. 12:00—Weather report. 12:01a—Ben Bernie's Orchestra. 12:30 to 1:00a—Isham Jones’ Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Salon Music. 8:30a—Morning Devotions. 8:45a—Vocal Art Trio 9:00a—Little Jack Little. 9:15a—The Commuters. 9°30a—Tony’s Scrap Book. 9:45a—Special Feature. 9:50a—Songs. by Artells Dickson. 10:00a—United States Army Band. 10:30a—New World Salon Orchestra. 11:00a—Adveniures of Helen and Mary. 11:30a—Columbia Revue. 12:00m—Radio Guide. 12:05—Paul Tremaine's Orchestra. 1:00—George Hall's Orchestra. 1:30—Armand Vecsey's Orchestra. 2:00—Saturday Syncopators. 2:30—Columbia Salon Orchestra. The Dial Log. Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. Kcys. Kcys. . 860 .. 670 .1060 . 800 ~1080 . 990 1220 . 600 . 660 . 720 . 790 . 820 .1390 .1300 . 750 . 760 WABC . WBAL WBAP WBT . WBZ .. WCAE WCAO WEAF WGN .. WGY .. WHAS WIOD WIR . wJIZ WLS . WLW .... WMAQ . WNAC wocC . WOR . WPG . WQAM . WRVA ... WSB . WSUN ... WTAM .. 6 O WWNC . WWVA KMOX . KOIL .. . 870 KTHS . 700 KYW . i ..1000 . 710 . 560 L1110 . 740 .. 620 .1070 . 920 .1160 .1090 .1260 1040 .1020 Flashes from The Evening Star, daily at 5:45 p.m. by WMAL. Relics Found onr Island. Lowering of the waters of Lake Loch- end, Scotland, has disclosed leather rel- ics, a stone axe, two rotary querns, two types of early pottery, lead and iron ob- jects, animals’ teeth and mortised lum- ber, all on the floor of the artificial island near Coatbridge. Glasgow arch- eologist believed them to be very old, but are puzzled as to their history. “TODAY AND 443-451 EYE ST. N.W. AUTOMOBILE One of the are so popular. dynamic speaker. Buy it on i, W ;M Al b i ..1230 | “l1100 | . 570 | a resume of world news, is broadcast | Listen In TONIGHT— WMAL—8:30 P.M. Sponsored by Du Pont, Makers of Genuine Duco CENTRAL AUTHORIZED USER OF “GENUINE DUPONT DUCO” FOR It Has Everyth many PHILCO models which A 5- tube sup erheterodyne with balanced unit, screen grid power, Pen- tode tubes and electro WASHING i | STAR RADIO AUDIENCE OF . 3. 68,000,000 ;Survey by Industry Indicates | Increase of 4,600,908 Sets Since 1930 Census. BY ROBERT MACK. | | States today totals approximately 17.-| 1 000.000 receiving sets with a maximum | audience of about 68,000,000 persons. | That is the estimate- made by the | |industry as of April 1, exactly two years after the official radio census made by the bureau of the Census as a part of the 1930 population count. It shows beyond doubt, according to the survey. that at least every other American home, of which there are 30,000,000, has a radio recelver. The official 1930 census showed a total of 12,078,345 radios in use, the figure having been compiled through | questions asked at every door by the | enumerators. With an average of 4.1 persons per family, it was calculated that the total audience as of that date was 49521214 Since then, the in- dustry estimates 4,600.908 sets have been sold to homes which under the 1930 census were without radios, and that the total thereby has been in- creased to 16,679253. On the same basis. it estimates the total audience at 68,384,937 Considered Reliable. While the new figures are unofficial they nevertheless are considered re- liable. They were based on manu- facturers’ production records and retail sales surveys conducted by the Mc- Graw-Hill Publishing Co. of New York, and compiled by Broadcasting Maga- | zine ~ They confirm other trade sta- | tistics showing that radio set sales, | especially of midgets, have maintained | a ‘substantial volume even during the | last two vyears of curtailed buying. Sales, however. have been far below the peak levels in dollar volume at- tained during the prosperity period prior to 1929. Three States Given Lead. The greatest concentration of radios, according to the survey, is in the Middle Atlantic States of New York, | New Jersey and_Pennsylvania. which also led in the official census two years ago. These States combined showed an increase of 1,345,180 homes having | sets during the past two years. to bring their total to 4.876.712. The New | England States, second in numbers of sets, increased by 406653 to a total of 1.478,000. With an’ increase of 695250 new homes with receivers. New York State maintained its position as leader in total sets. This brought its total to |2524,373. " Pennsylvania again is sec- |ond, " increasing during the two-year | period by 412,000 sets to a total of | 1.488.770." Illinois showed identically | the same increase to bring its total to 1.487130 «Copyright | WARDMANS ASK $31,977 | Excess Taxes Paid in 1926, Says ‘ Suit of Corporation. | 'The Wardman Corporation of this | city has filed suit in the United States | Court of Claims for refunds of corporate | | income taxes alleged to have been paid | | in excess of the amount legally due, in | the sum of $31,977.77, with interest, for | the year 1926 | _Having failed to obtain the refund from the Bureau of Internal Revenue, | the taxpayer went to court. It was| | predicted that the case would not come | to trial before next Fall. Meredith Daubin is attorney for the Wardman | Corporation. 1832, by the Consolidated Press) YESTERDAY” Sy TO WORKS DISTRICT 6161 REFINISHING Biey Terms Liberal Trade-in Allowance No Charge for Installation Free Service for 90 Days Model 51 Lowboy Cabinet model. 5-tube superhetrodyne balanced unit. id power, Pentode power ubes, ete. with Screen Beautiful *55 1234 14th St. N.W. 2250 Sherman Ave. N.W. 7th and Q Sts. NW. The “radio population” of the United | |tetween 2 and 4. |one who can cut and sew, RIDAY, APRIL 1 DONT 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. No one can 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. Classified advertisements fcr 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. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. | e oaxN. In order to protect its adver- | MILLINERY MOULDER, thorousnyy experi- tisers from receiving circular |nw. 4th floor. T ¥ matter, it is expressly under- | QPERATOR X tient ravie siensy stond and agreed: that.all such | Souition.Aseistngersen. ~3671 14fh ot n.% matter will be withheld as far |iegtiiis, (10 duae S oiia’ 00 wee as possible by The Star. Only | bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- | Restaurant. 5522 Conn _ave n.w cient. Apply In own handwriting. giving age | AGdress Box 107-8. Star ofce Yy TYPING or addressing for tuition: choice of | 00" courses: "students' helned into positions. | Research University@1607 Eve. | WAITRESS, _experiénced. Apply Ho Toy : OMAN. white, refined. Protestant. care for livered to advertisers on pres-}!},‘,’,fi‘ atiernonrit 48 Weekly " iitidad : ¢ | flon. Address Box 60-8. Star offce. entation of the box number | YOUNG GIRL to address letters: must write | & %00d mand and must be prompt and eme | and salary expected. also telephone number. | Address_Box 32-S. Star office " YOUNG LADIES to learn studio work: won- Brentelle Studios, 1317 YOU NEED MONEY— WE NEED HELP! An old established firm with vears of reliable service to the people oi Washington can use the sery of three more ladics of culture 'refinement. No selling. Excellent remuneration to those who qualify Apply 10 AM. to 5 P.M. 1407 New York Ave. N.W. LADIES—We have cpenings in our organization for 5 ladies who i will work and want to make real money. Do not apply rnless you can and will devote at least 5 hours. daily to this work. No selling or canvassing. but a pleas-| ant and dignified occupation. Call; between 12 noon and 3 p.m., 1121 Vermont ave nw HELP—DOMESTIC. ERAL HOUSEWORKER. white woman in family: $20 month: good home: refer- ence. neatuess required. Box 51. Ehst Palls Chureh. . GERMAN or _Swedish waited for gerieral housework and cOok 1120 13th L n.w 3 2 GIRL, white: general housework and care of baby" stay nigiits: $18 month: references. Apt. 54, i337 Mass ave. n.w. . GIRL, white. refined. unencumbered, for general housework in small family: must be €00d cook nd have reference: no family Wusii $10. week: stay nights: Chevy Chase o Address Box 24-S. 3 nand do general work week. _Address Box 108-S, Star office CHAUFFEURS (25) with identification to drive Broadmoor cabs: best Dropos offered to steady drivers. ~Apply 477 St sw. 3 CHAUFFEURS wanted to drive Security cabs xood proposition. 801 H st. n.w. MAN. white’ all around. to_work rocery | store: must drive Ford. 600 E st. s.e. after 3 pm, 3 MEN—Necd 5 at_once for local circulation cimpaign: can ears 320 per week (o start. Apply Room 505, 1319 F st. n.w MEN—A Neon-like sikn that sells on sight: every store & prospect: it will pay you 10| investigate at once. N. Riskin, Metropolitan Hotel: oven 9 a.m. to 6 p.m 2 MEN—Article sells for 50c, the 50c is yours: 15 10 30 sales day; territory untouched. 1317 F st. n.w.. Suite 302 : 1* MEN (4) to fill vacant territories in_n.w and ne sections of the city for the Fuller Brush Co. Must have k00d appearance and some sales experience. 979 Nat. Press Bidg.. between 2 and 4 and 7 and 9 p.m. : MEN_Can place 4 men at once o work under & supervisor in our electric range de- partment. Apply to Mr. Rice at 9 &.m. only. Room 308, Potomac Electric Power Co. Bldg PATENT ATTORNEY for corporation patent depariment in New York City. ~State fully technical and lezal training and experience. age. references. religious preference. sal expected. date available. Address Box Star_cffice = % PHARMACIST, registered State ae. expe- rience. -~ References required. Address Box 56-S. Star office._______ B PRESSER with complete knowledge of renair work: references. Call Saturday afternoon 1248 36th st i e SALESMAN, o0d character and proven suc- cess selling 1o grocers. Give age and par- ticulars, experience, in strict confidence Peruanent position and real opportunity for capable. ambitious producer. Address Box 146-8. Star offce. SALESMAN wanted to sell Philkas appliance und Delroit Jewel yas stoves in the sur- rounding suburban_country: liberal commis- sion. _Stevens. 2755 Nichols_ ave. s.e. g4 SALESMAN—We have & mighty 0od posi- tion for am active man: the owner of a closed derful opportunities | 5t nw Suite 302 | 1 | | G dle-aged woman tate axe and experience. offic NURSE. wiite. for two small children; stay HELP AND SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) - ~TIONS EBECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continued.) YOUNG GIRL. colored. day's work or -lluu Itrl? city l't’::!‘nm District 1102 4th st. n.w. . YOUNG WOMAN, colored, neat_ wants gen- eral bousework of cook, chambermaid; ref- 3 cents per regular line 521 MONROE ST. N.W.— NICELY FUR- Dished room for one person. $15 per month; use of phove: private family. ANGEL FOOD CAKE MADE WITH YESTER iaid_eges. own poultry _Shepherd 3355, YOUNG WOMAN HAS EXCEPTIONAL 16ih st. apt. to share with another having some furniture; separate rooms: rent, $42.50 each. Dec Mgr.. Dec. 0659 CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB Member wishes o transfer membership ertificate. ~ Price $250 plus transfer fee and Pederal tax, representing considerable reduc- lon ‘rom present initiation cost. Propor- tionafe ‘amount of annual dues for 1932 credited on eccount of new member. Box 1087, University, Vi 3 _______ MOTOR TRAVEL. TO NEW YORK BY HUPMOBILE SEDAN. Gentleman going Saturday, can take three. Clarendon' 346-31. " " v LEAVING APRIL 2 for Okla. City; can take one passenger for part expenses; references exchanged _Call West 0713, . CALIFORNIA or way points. April southern route; one passenger, $40. dress Box 4:-8. Star office 4 GO BY PRIVATE AUTO. SHARE EXPENSE REFERENCES EXCHANGED. BUNYAN'S, 1221 PENNA. AVE. MET. 8‘751 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. PERSON TO INVEST se hundred dol- lars in established detective and protective business with services: firmly established: large business following: exceptional oppor- tunities. _ Address Box 145-S. Star office BARBER SHOP. white, modern. 3 chai est. 10 years: rent reasonable: includes Must leave for West on account of health will sacrifice to early buyer. 111 G st. n.w. k3 CAFE. attractive: 1707 H st nw. seating 85 must sell immediately: six living rooms on second and third floors: newly decorated: long lease. Inspection 3:30 to 4:30 p.m Bargain for_cash 2 SMALL LUNCH ROOM. 1331 Wisconsin fully ‘equipped: will sacrifice. Can be by calling 1121 24th st. n.w. Apt. 301 tween 5 and 7 p.m. WANTED—Small invesiors who lost in stock market collapse to investigate going busi- pess enterprise conducted by conservative Washington business men. Should pay 15" on the investment, Address Box 326-R, Star o LUNCH ROOM. for sale cheap. 1211 7th st. n.w._Selling on_account of iliness. 1 INVEST 5200 in 450-gallon gas tank and iruck: ready to do business: gas hucksters earning $10 a day; tanks of all kinds. Delisi Garage, 12 O st. n.w. Decatur 4850. Met 4650. 5 FIREPROGF BUILDING, located 54-64 Han- over pi. n.w.. three stories. 18,000 ft. floor space. indiiidual heating plant and eleva- tor; suitable for public gars bakery or warehouse: will lease or assist in financing desirable proposition, Apply J. EDW. CHAP- MAN. 37 N st. n.w. North 3609. WANTEDSix investors lo invest $2,000 each: invesiment to pay 8% annually: bro- tected by safe security deposited in 'hi tional bank: all money ‘returnable in years; Bo brokers. Address Box 66-8, B seeni be- 2 | offi HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Metz. any time, Col 0396 PAPERHANGING. Deat. el Baitz. 601 Irving st nw PAPERING. PAINTING— Roor TaD cracks filed. S6.90. We disinfect free: In better work. Guarantee Dec. Co. Newton pl. n.w. Adams $825. PAPERHANGING —Rooms, #6; painting reasonabie Sth st n.w. North 10265. PAPERHANGING—Good work wuarani n Jriting: rooms “scraped 'dry. ‘oracks Miled: 4745, ‘modern selections. Spigel, Col. 0043, L e e x PAPERHANGING, PAINTING — No job 106 small or too larg 2 sti - fmall gryfoo larée. Get my estimate. Al PAPERHANGING AN NTING D8 room e O padorTie Lo PAPERHANGING, _better —qu ered at 35. no more; d 3 Bhed cubi anieed. "Lis. 4hgs, TePe cracks I"APERHANGING —Rooms and up Estimate fur. Work b George. 2139 18th st. n w.. ABL. 3 Dec. 414p l;‘\l ERHANGING, PAINTING. ooms pavered, $5 up: bath, Kitchen painted, $5 up: fico; e L teasonable. “Barle Jordan. Lin. 165 Wit ROOF IN(G—Guttering. spoutins. paint- ing o1 - ing Co., No. 5314, duy. Dight. 3038 16vh mw UPHOLSTERING, repairing, ishi done in-the home if desicd B D" | 1434 Newton st. n.w. “Adams 8401 WINDOW CLEANING, floor wa: xashing. Cail Leon for estimate. medium. sampies, James Jones, ;nl work 3725 papered. 35 th n.w. work S. Weaver, Nortn SALI SCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINE. Dalton electric; perfect condition; used very little: $45: por on stand. Call 657 P st. nw. - Do Al OF TS, Orients secretary. mirror, baexcu:f oder. stand. ‘wardrobs ANTIQUE_AND VI HERAVE D, CTORIAN chairs, $3_and an sofas. 312 : mchairs, 313, 935 10th st ma gt ROOM SUITE. beautiful high-grade walnut. de ‘luxe springs, ‘new innes spriog hairs, ugs. lumbis rd._ Adains eags o o *F Co- BICYCLES. Rollfast and other hight -grade Wheels ~ Hazleton Bicycl 6904. Co.. 424 Ninth st. g:’ce % Soou BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, all sizes: supplies. table and cue repalring, Pin- soas tables and accessories. Conn Billiard Bowling Supply Co.. 810 9th n.w. Dist. 4711 CASH REGISTERS, cases, wall . counters, shelving. chairs, tables, scales. lron safes, coffee urns, steam les. soda foun- tains. electric grinders, mixers, refrigerators, partitions, store equipment and fixtures of €very description. Edgar Baum, Inc. 9 'R. National electric, 4-draw- E st nw CASH REGISTEI diess fixtures. 30 Deads. 1.000 dress nanaers. 13 semuine SRt er: 40 ladies' burgh reflectors. 7 mirrors: must be sold Rm. 607 Kresge Bidg.. 7th and G n,w, % 3 1AM T st sell my luncheonerte. It is located downtown and surrounded by of- flce bides, hotels, garages: equipped with fountain, 'steam {able: rent, 150 ideal for iady; must sell; price, 3850; cash, $500. Trustees, National 9255, . HEAP. DOWNTOWN STO money maker. Near hotels and offices Any_retail_business. See 1424 K st. D.W- EXCEPTIONAL FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY. A highly profitable. active business franchise will be closed for Baltimore territory covering the control of an outstanding amusement device with & universal ‘demand. This {ranchise wil! bring immediate cash return of large volume Large operators. wholesalers or job- bers. will find in this {ranchise 8 big money produccr. Small operators are now receiving 100 to $300 per month from u single unit Individuals looking for profitable cgr who will invest the use of his and Lis persorfal services in_a very profitable business. * Rogm 208, 1735 14th . W, 9to.13.° ¢ % 3 A e SODA DISPENSER. young man. thoroughly experienced in high-class tea room work Call 3412 14th st. n.w. SRR SOLICITOR—Experienced only need apply 3210 O st. nw. UPHOLSTERER. Sty vmee.* EMAID, white. to take care of smail serve ‘meals and do general house- i salary. 10 weekly. 'Call Columbia 2000, Ant. . 206-K.. .between. 11 -and-12 for eppointment. ¢ WHITE—Light _housework. plain _cooking. light laundry (electric washer): stay nights permanent. . Address Box 43-S, Star office Diehiye §3, per_week. Address Box 445, experienced. for temporary work on ov:rstuffed and old Prench chairs must have good references; state terms Address Box 55-8. Star office . VULCANIZER — Write immediately. include phone numbeg. Manager, Tire Corp. care of B. Wolf. 1385 W st. ne = VACANCIES TO FILL—Salesmen wanted in this department to sell used trucks. See Mr. Wood OURISMAN CHEVROLET. H St NE i thoroughly —_— SITUATION—MEN. Persons advertising for “Situations Wanted” are warned to ezercise careful investigation of persons of- fering positions where cash depos.ts are required to secure employment. CCOUNTING. auditing. bookkeeping, finas cal statements, systems: hourly or assikr sent: 12 years experience: fee reasonable | Address Box 258-R. Star office. . | ACCOUNTLIG. _suditin or part time: twelve years sonable. _Address Box 16-S, Star office. 2* ADVENTURE. TRAVEL. WORK. wanted by young man (colored), college training, neat, t‘oud chauffeur. Tel. Dec. 3910 or 408 You st n.w BOOKKEEPER OR ACCOUNTANT with pro- sressive concern. age 29, 4 years college, 6 | years® eco- nomics; now open for engugement: best ref- | erences. _Plione T. Humes. Nat. 7163. 3% _ CHAUFFEUR. white. singie. best ref.. wishes Position wilh private family: traveling expe- rience. Metropolitan 0473. » CHAUFFEUR. white, private: highly recom- mended: 20 years' driving experience; willing to travel. Address Box 34-8. Star office. 2°* CHAUFFEUR. A-1 ref. travel experience | can do houséwork if mecessary. Call Poto- | mac _5839: Joseph McKenney (o ELECTRICIAN. cge 31, eleven years pow plant ~ construction, maintenance: _ switch- | board and control. automotive work. Mr. ntley. Decatur 1518-J. 2 2* GARDENER. cleuner, white. wants work by Rour. day or week: can cook. E. L. K. 508 Varnum st. n.w. 7 3* JANITOR or all-around work of any reference. ~Gattis McLain, Columbia from 7:30 to 6. MAN. white, rell possible for 3 days. E d 3rd of April. See me at cnce. After 10:30 a.m., 312-313 Bond Bide.. Mr. Wrenn. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. MAN_AND WIFE. white, general housework. cooking and outside work. in_country: per manent positions; ref. Box 1001, German- T T R A S TEACHERS (iwo). over 25. for Spring and Summer months; Work pleasant and profit- able. income guaranteed for length of serv- ice: wive age. qualifications and bhone num- ber. Address Box 51-S, Star office. 3* WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESMEN- One of the easiest and selling props. in tOWn: no canvassing or more per day will interest you, see 2 ave n.w RMANENT FOR TWO SAL TO SELL LISTED SECURITIES —in one of this country’s ten largest organizations, whose se- curities are owned by over one million people. 1f you are a SALESMAN then past experience in our field is not necessary. Position, which is under con- tract with settlements twice each | month, is open only to men of| unquestioned character. Avnply by letter, giving complete de- tails of past experience and an| interview will be promptly ar-| ranged. Address Box 492-R, Star office. INSTRUCTION COURSES. EASY AND QUICK WAY TO SECURE A %0od position is to take a BOYD course. You are certain of results: positions guar- bhiced S hast' S yeurs. " Compiete. conrae 2-6 onths; new _classes NOW forming. Hoya"Behool, 1988 F st Nat. 2340, < AUTO DRIVING LESSONS Licensed white men, anywhere, any hour: your or our car. Call any time. Adams 3489. T ’r“rc‘ 20 LE: INS—PIANO. PO AZE Y oo NN 0 lessona. 51 wk._Christensen, 718 11th st. Dist. 1278 HAWAIIAN GUITAR. | Ehone Georsla_vtie. == . Private lessons by artist teacher. We ETENO . beginner, with some cler- v 9 perience, desires position: good refer. fuarantee you to play in twelve lessona. Free | 1 X p ey wecentamie. - Cail Cat 6165 booklel. * oMER L. KITT 0O, STENOGRAPHER, experience, wants pos 1330.G St. N.W. at. 4730 | tion, either temporary or permanent: ver: = CIVIL 5% best of references furnished. Phone Walgut ‘RVICE. POLICE. FIREMAN, SPECIAL preparation. ERH Dromotion, staisti k, PILE clerk. The Otvil Service Preparatory School. s corner 12t Met. 6337. €Xperience cost accounting and est 1f 510 Mr. Iy kind; | 5867 | le. wants odd jobs around home: handy th tools: rates reasonable. Good references. Phone Georgia 0776, MECHANIC'S HELPER, Duc helper aute body builder: salary r ref. Mr. Nichols. Greenwood 227 PATENT ATTORNEY experience as associs 3 | torney: chemical engineering member of bar: location immateria! starting_ salary of 33,000 per ye ences. Address Box 395-R. Star office. PRESSMAN. Kelly or job: 12 years’ ence; non-union: reference: nominal Address Box 23-S. Star office. SITUATIONS—WOMEN. BALL ROOM INSTRUCTRESS, experience exhibition dancing, desires engagement: fai beight. 5 ft. 6'2 in.: weight, 110 lbs. Addre: Box 341-R. Star office. A5 x> COLLEGE GRADUATE desires position as secrelary. companion to elderly person: ex- perienced. Address Box_140-S. Star office = GOVERNESS, nursery. tutor; experienced, cultured German, speaking French. seeks permunent, position in good family: A-1 rel: .. | erences. Address Box 344-R. Star office. 1 "~ | NURSE. GOVERNESS: American, Protestant: ‘lnllnl or older child; excellent references. Emerson 7325 3 NURSE, practical, experienced. White. reli- able, honest: best references: hour. day. week. _Mrs._Phillips. 711 Eye n.e. Lin. 5217 | NURSE. practicai, refined, competent. desires | work: day, night or 18-hour duty; best refs. Phone Adams 0510. e | PRACTICAL NURS] compe- {tent. refined. invalids. convalescents and | children specialtics: best references. Atlantic L A PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced any kind | of cases: reasonable; excellent references. | Phone_Georzia 0776. training: accept refer- experienced. governess, nurse. housekee) Spring 23-M or write Mrs. of Adam Seek. T ve Roemer, care | D. connection. with capital and refer- euces, will be interviewed. Our representative, Mr. Beall,' will be at the Washington Hotel Sunday, April 3, and Monday, \pril 4, from 9 am. to 8 p.m., and on Tuesday until 5 p.m. PROSPERITY CORPORATION. _RECOMME ED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisiacticn to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call _National 5000, Branch 215. BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and wllowx Teno.. best prices and prompt del. ash. Mattress Co., 319 L st. .__Nat. 6679 BEDDING RENOVATED, s, matt; ered._Tdeal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. Nat. 4094, BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril- izeq by process approved by Health Dept., . C. Prompt service and low prices. Eagle Bedding Co., 2215 5th st. n.e. Decatur 0155 BEDDING RENOVATED AND STERILIZED. AMERICAN BEDDING (O, 4th AND BRYANT STS. NE__ POT. 3232 CARPENTER, expert; improvements, porches. partitions. floors, cabinets, odd jobs. J Rowell, 613 6th st. n.w. Met. 2146 : ) -Porch rockers CHAIR CANEING 2 Ao stering. Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. Met. 2062, ELECTRIC WIRING and fixtures: any 6- room house. $40: workmanship guaranteed Dist. 7172. City Elec. Co.. 815 th st. n.w. 2¢ ELECTRIC WIRING _AND rooms, $40. Larger jobs in proportion. Ma- terial and workmanship gusranteed. Over 600 satisfled” customers in Washington, 5 ._Carpenter, North 0885. 2 e ELECTRIC WIRING. x-room house complete with f: ; Expert workmanship. Terms if desived. o both street service and wiring. Regal Elec tric Co.. 819 Upshur st. n.w. Col. 8391, 14+ FLOOR WORK, expert. old floors ma like new: E{elcet reasonable. work guaranteed. W. C. Deaton, 4227 8th st. n.w. Col. 1663, finished, lowest whole houses as low as _$50 Also sanding machines rented. L. T. Folk, Cleveland 0528. o FLOORS, carpentering, painting, plastering skilled mechanics: reduced prices.” Paul Se- rene. 28 New York ave. n.w. } F1.OORS SANDED and refinished; work e T L i D‘I;;él:s!y sanders rented. Jordan. Lin. White FLOORS SURFACED - an: prices ever; IMPROVEMENTS. With Spring_ here. now is the time to do your home improvements. such inting. piumbing. heating. Dlastering, electric wiring. addition or remodeling down payment necessary: smail monthly payments o suit your convenience. Phone National 7833, THE CAPITAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.. 1009 9th st. n.w. EED. GUARA HOME INMPROVEMENTS. With Spring here. now is the time to do 30ur home improvements .such &s papering. painting, plumbing, heating. carpentering. Dlasterig. electric wiring, f0oring, building addition or remodeling. "No cash’ or down payment necessary: small monthly payments Lo suit your convenience. Phone THE CAPI- TAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO., National 7833, at 809 H st. n.w. HEATING AND PLUMBING, new and repair- ing: oil burners included: reasonable terms. 9th st. n.e. Lin. 0272. HEATING & PLUMBING. 2 OR 3 YEARS' EASY PA % BUDGET PLUMBIN NG 0., 147 BLABENSBURG B0~ 'LINCOLN Goiit. AMBITIOUS M WOMEN, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE, A course at the MABELLE O et ¥ ult e obioss Hee 107 Iwrull‘fihtn‘-}mfi;nu.‘ ’?1'1‘ :lv l." T an’ Sre foors.” 818 1t 5. W _SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COOK AND WAITRESS wants pos Gred eood relerences. Loomis, AL Potomae_0422. S T COOK. female, fea room. cafeteria, pastry apd lunch. North 5979. # COOK. colored, splendid general maid, wait- | ress; neat appearance: or mother's helper: full or part time: reference. North 9842. DAY TRONING or any kind of day's work. Decatur_3450. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by colored g best of city references. Col. 6962 1 GENERAL MAID. cook, waitress; ex; &ny kind: city refers AN GIRL. refined. nurse, s go0d SIHIAT WU o, Dunte; speaks £ood drive‘cir. " Address Box 351 Star omee. 15 GIRL. colofed, Wants general housework and cooking: neat: §00d city references. Polo- mac GIRL. . 1 id. hotel Srivaie Some work Deruaar By, Do OF wWith references. wishes GIRL. colored, work ‘of any kind. _Phone District 1698 weneral housework. Call Lin- tim tion: col. 1201, tel. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. PHERS EXCHANGE has A-1 cooks, maids. oseworkers, by day.. wee gnih; et o ity vestigated. Decatur 3551, BUSINESS INSTRU! SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, DIC- ATON rn complete J“F“%’"{:fi L . _The_Civi ice Prepara E‘#‘.&“.L. cor. 120 'k Fohwe Mot 67 ¥ HELP WOMEN. Wmfiou& White lady, for cafeterl ola; % kit eg e, miky mepels ol Imen_sier o ne. iz e pari-time services in exchanse S Eose i "Dexnty. culture: white. stating ace. ‘stc. Address Box 50-8. Star office. RESSER. expert. in ail branches. Ap- iy Tperson after 7:30 pm. 163 Pulier st nw, 3 AND ‘TRONERS, experienced only. Wash- fieton Laundrs. 27th and K ste o, invitational or sell- rl; . wants General housework of as general otel or part NURSE. colored, wants pla houseworker or as nurse. in time: references. West 1555. i WOMAN wants place as cook and Isundress: best_reference. 2304 Eve st. £ ‘WOMAN., colored, rel le, wants e A8 n:;orL‘ O Housewors: ey monie. " 8 t_sw. WOMAN, #00d worker, wants whole ork. brivate family; elerencs. B o bl LADIES Pleasant. ~ agreeable work; limi HOME IMPROVEMENTS. GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES A SR SRR ATLE, SOMRAE, TOR e sure of satisfaction. Call Washing- ton's leader in Home Improvements, a firm nown " {or falrgealme 0. thousand nancially fituated to give you most liberal terms. = no BAtuHeN i Fave. et iRl WOtk Semertbes wenherstrBInE: ll!.l!lb rovements. ¢ THE 'c0. Yor! g t. 5083 5085 HOME IMPROVEMENTS. PAINTING ROOFING PAPERING CEMENTING PLASTERING SHINGLING CARPENTERING GARAG PLUMBING Repairs of any deseripti NO IMMEDIATE CASH HEATING. Hot Water. Steam, Vapor. Hot Air. PLUMBING. Bath Rooms. Kitchens. Water Supply, Sewer- o 1 5 ke AT FIXTURES 6§ ‘on | lumbia’ phonogr: __14* PIANO, Kohier & Cai il ring be itchased 150 has four keys. May ng & Co., 11 a: Yery Teasonably. d. C. S y. J. C. Hardl COFFEE URNS, toasters, steam table floves, grease ' trapa. steriiaers. coqatire cash registers, refrigerators. refrigerator play cases electric mixers, les. ~saf cash registers. tables. chairs. shelving, bake a3, Store Fixture Co.. 41¢ 9th porch other articles, Ty Little Gem ear phone, but_littis used. $25 cash 138-pi23 cash: comolete. Write R. Lewis, DESKS. surplus from B Government; also iremendous ‘savings in hew: Faciory heapest prices on close-outs and_seconds: chairs. files. s "ete. “Commercial Omes n.w.__Met. 7742 Furn_Co. 430 8th ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, 8 cubic feet, 2-door Apex, floor sample. at h: it il X Recording Lab.. 1218 ‘wis ave. nw. LDING COT, small sofa with armchai and rocking chair . Nex, 355 chair to match. Bargal; Phoy FORD — For_sale, credit siip of Park: Moto: Co.. st great reductio orivate party. North 6469. FURNITURE, te.—Tomo: Weschler's auction.915 E st suites and odd pieces (new and used) Ve Reachin e o ‘adies Famvs, Add- Gowns and_Suits. we e n g FURNITURE — Overstuffed | ity 338.50: walnut bed room suile: 339 30° en set. buffet. cheap. 1311 H me > Fge0 FURNITURE—Will sell at a sacrifice som very choice and fine furniture: bed room sety UyiDe foom pieces, tables: also antiaue sofs. FURNITU] damask club | comfortabi at n.w.. "includes | bed - davenport ng values 330 nly $12.50: also le chintz chaise jongues. $12.50; & {375 antique velour love seat for only $30: §13 I:mi‘v :-:n;"cn.‘m !‘or only $6; other odd s zain E sterine ‘Co. 611 P 5. ny. o Tork Uohol JURNITURE. reubnol.l.lcvln -piece 1 room ‘sl Kuaranteed. rance Upholsteri Co.._ 2509 14th st. n.w. _Columbia 10172, l‘l' FURNITURE. ~_ etc.—Tomorrow's_ I Weschler's auction913 B st nw.. ineludes new and used suites and odd pieces. Win- hiop, Stcretary, Rugs. Radios, famps. Add- les, etc. iso 4 e Mg o MOTOR—5-horsepower, 3-phase eleciric mos tor. equal to new: will sacrifice. Ropert Herson Auto Exchange. 100 Florids ave. n.e, PIANOS _Must move everything off our Seh and 6th floors. which we are subletting. We are offering special values in used upright Blanos at sdo. $s0. e85, 475, ash. very piago puarantced.. O. J. Co.. 12th #hd G sts *o i = o iy lo PIAROS at_exception; : Estey like new. 3165 Milton uprighits. ‘small size. uprights. $140. repoisessed grand. small size: $298. plaver-plano. with 50 rolls of music. $145° fine walnut case upright. $65: up- rights suitable for practcing. $35 = Grands nd uprights rented for all occasions &t moderate brices. Filty Sears' experience in the piano business at your service in rente ing. leasing. haulink and repairing = Huso Worch. 1110 G._ Est._1870. PIANOSUsed grand pianos at §250: new grand pianos at $325; terms arranged: every piano guaranteed. We offer these special | bargains to condense our stock on_account of subletting our two top floors. O. J. De Moll & Co.. 12th and G sts PIANO, Kimball. player and hand played: 500 ‘records, cabinets; 350. Decatur 2000, upright, — New. chairs for and repairin Shal-Wendel: also Co- % 0od_records. 410 Apt. 3 _Col. 6353. : ol i Dbell; also large oak I buffet: 'ood condition: very reasonable. 1388 T R SRl PIANOS—Studio upright piano. §195: brand new: terms arranged. O. J. De Moll & Co 12th and G sts RADIO—Whol tors: 8, 9 14th st. o.w.. nationally known makes: $15 and up. N. Y. Recording Lab.. AT Wi sy mw. . - o v - | RADIO, Bosch 1932 in console cabi sliding 'doors: reasonable. Call between nd 7 p.m.. 505 H st. s.w RADIO BARGAINS Sale: C. sets converted. Call Greel 2314 14th st. n. orth_4170. RADIO_RCA_8-tube console radio: | condition: orice very reasonable. , city_immediately. Phone Nat. 936 gi0s. 315 up. C A- Victor, General Electric, Sparton, Majestic, Philco, ~Stewart-Warner. ~ Fada, Atwater | Kent and Gloritone _ Colorado Radio Co.. | 551 ado_ave. n.w.. Georsia | RADIOS—Your radio deserves the finest care &nd_aitention. That is the kind of service | we give for 51.00 Colorado Radio Co. 8514 Cslorado w_Georgia 14 ! RADIOS Victor combination, $55; Atwater Kent, $17.50° A. K. built in table, $35; Ma- jestic_8-tube hirhboy. new. 5. Pot. 8121, REFRIGERATOR. all-enamel, practically new and very compact; 7-lb. capacity; $15. Phone Pot. 2362 L5 PUG, Oriental. best Sarouk. 3x5 feet: cost'375: will sacrifice. Adams 4363-W. SEWING MACHINES Singer portable elec- trics, $20: dropheads, $5, $10: rents, $3 mo. Tepairs. 655 Pa. ave. s.e., upstairs. Lin. 2801, service. A. ley and Terry, SEWING MACHINES Drophead Singer. §15 New Home, $15: Standard, 315 New ideal, $10; others at $5; all New machines, £, mg, Renting and repal Open evenings. S.E. Sew. Mch. Shop. 313 P Lin. 02’ SEWING CHINE. Singer, por tric. round bobbin, knee control, 1 year g antee. A real bargain at $35. 3337 Conn 00d condition; al sizes: 75¢ st.ne. TUBE TANKS (60-gallon) for service station use: complete with pumps. 1218 4th st. b.w. Met. 4650 [ TYPEWRITER: gains, 330 uj and repail United Machine Co.. 1223 Ne 5509. TYPEWRITERS. all makes: thoroushly shod cleaned and adjusted, including a ne gll TYP RITERS—Curre: l‘i 1 Coronas nd G Bmita. T rent Barssiisih gk 234 Tratied SR 18 15th st. n.w., Nat. 0411, PEWRITERS — Rebullt machings of ail Eakes, several used bortables Bhoe for demonstration. Quick service on rentals and repair writer Sales & Service Co., 1714 H st ¥ Underwood No. 5, perfect condition, like new. 325 and L. C. 'Smith No.'8; laie model. factory rebull, 330, Call st. n.w. s EWRITERS —American 7, East , A from the Puh nts. 1l fil‘:nollfl'::ln r’!plll’lnl m-?n. Gp.n& evenings _Lin. 0083 TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. fir’h . Underwoods, Royals and ©. 1 1 1855 mor+'s mos. In adve $6.95:8 ot $13; lv}Acv!m CLEANER. standard make. nearly pplies writer & Adding ork ave. ~ Nation: w. new, all attachments: for aquick sale oniy $12.50 810 Eye st. n.w. . ACUUM CLEANER, Hoover, complete wil tools; only $18.50: perfect mec! SRR Ji2for. Bomme demonstations