Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1933, Page 32

Cc—+4 ENVOY OF JAPAN ON RADIO TONIHT Viscount Kikujiro Ishii to Be Heard Upon Arrival at San Francisco. Viscount Kikujiro Ishii, special repre- sentative of the Japanese government who is en route to Washington to con- fer with President Roosevelt, will be heard tonight over WJSV and affiliated Columbia staticns soon after his arrival in the United States. The broadcast, | originating in San Francisco, is sched- uled from 10:15 to 10:30 o'clock. Irvin S. Cobb, Fred Waring’s Penn- sylvanians, Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, and Kate Smith, also will be heard over WJSV in their regu- lar weekly programs. In addition, there Will be the weekly concert of light opera gems at 5, during which Channon Collinge will direct a condensed version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s “Yeoman of the Guard.” Circus songs will be featured by the Travelers’ Quartet and Dolph Martin's Orchesira during their program from 6:30 to 6:45. The principal number will be “The Man on the Flying Trapeze.” New Serial Opens. A now radio dramatic serial, treating | sympathetically with the | preblems of the modern family, will have its premiere over WRC ana other | N. B. C. stations at 8 3v. Called “One | Man's Family,” the sketches will orig- inate in San Francisco. WRC also has scheduled another new feature, “Betty Boop Frolics,” in which Mae Questel will be starred. Vic Irwin's Orchestra will provide the musical set- ting lf number of old-time melodies are | on the Corn Cob Pipe program at 9 oclock The selections include “It Ain't Gonna Rain No More,” “Water- melon on the Vine” and “Oh, Mary, Den't You Weep.” Fannie Brice will sing “Rose of Wash- ington Square” in her program from 7 to 7:30. George Olsen’s Orchestra also will contnbu(e to this program such melcdies 8s “Red Riding Hood,” “Wild Rose” and “Sweetheart Darling The second and concluding episode in the mystery drama “The Volcano Seat” will be the Crime Club presentation over WMAL and other N. B. C. “blue” network stations. Bob Boken to Be Heard. Another drama based on the inven- { tion of the electric light also will be' breadcast by WMAL at 9:30 as a fea- ture of the Century of Progress EX- position program. A concert by the United States Mn- rine Band, and a variety program by Jrene Franklin, comedienne, assisted by | Jerry Jarnagin, are among WMAL's | other outstanding N. B. C. attractions. | From WMAL's own studios will come the weekly program of Radio Joe and | his Budger Bove, which will be devoted | to the Tall Cedars of Lebanon. In -d-I dition to an entertainment program f featuring Bob Boken, sensational youm_(' infielder of the Washington base ball | team, and the Tall Cedars of Lebanon Band. there will be a brief talk by Harry M. Lippell, supreme tall cedar. A concert by an_all-string quartet | and a program of James Melton's re- | cordings sre among_WOL's principal | musical attractions. There also will be an opera concert and a varietles pro- gram. | Major Radio Features DRAMA. Townsend Murder Mystery, WMAL, 6:15; the Goldbergs. WRC. 6:45; The Crime Club. WMAL, 7:00: Ad- ventures of Sherlock Holmes, WMAL i 2:20 VARIETY. ! Radio Joe, WMAL, 6:30; Fannie Brice ' and George Olsen's Orchestra, WRC, 7:00: Kate Smitn. WJSV, 7:30 Burns and Allen, with Guy_ Lom- bardo's Royal Canadians. WJSV, 8:30 Waring's Pennsylvanians, WJSV, 9:00. DANCE MUSIC. Preddie Martin's Orchestra, WJSV, 10:30: Don Pedro’s Orchastra, WRC, 11:30; Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra, WJSV, 11:45. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5:45—"'Today’s News,” by uwell\ Thomas—WJZ, WBAL, WBZ,| WLW, WRVA and KDKA. The Dial Log. Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. Kcys. Kcys. . 860 . 670 1060 .1230 800 .1000 1080 .m0 990 -1100 1220 WQAM ...l.. 560 600 eeeesl1110 660 40| 2 . 620 . 790 .1070 820 . 920 1390 . 570 1300 -1160 750 .1090 760 .12 m‘ .1040 | +1020 ‘WABC . WBAL . ‘WBAP . ‘WBT WBZ .. WCAE . WCAO . ‘WEAF . WGN .. WGY .. WHAS WHK .. ‘WIOD . WJIR WJIZ WLS WLW NAVY CH|EF CLERK’S STENOGRAPHER QUITS Woman Ends 18 Years' Service in @overnment, Being Forced Out by Economy Act. Mrs. Emma J. Kelly, stenographer to | the chief clerk of the Navy Depart- ment, has ended 16 years' service with that branch of the Government, having been forced to retire under the “married women's clause” in the economy act. One of some 200 Navy Department | emploves to go out because of the ad- | ministration’s order to slash the civilian pay roll by 10 per cent, representing; $400,000 annually, Mrs. Keily had been | engaged on highly confidential budget work, assisting the Navy's budget of- ficer, Rear Admiral Ridley McLean. Monday was Mrs. Kelly's last day at the department. She went on ac- crued leave yesterday until the end of | the month. when her pay stops. She was presented with many presents by her colleagues. Mrs. Kelly and her | husband. who is a policeman, live at 600 Tuckerman street. JOHN B. PAYNE NAMED T0 INSURANCE POST Bucceeds M. B. Edwards, Resigned, as Deputy Commissioner of D. C John B. Payne has been appointed by the District Commissioners to be deputy superintendent of insurance, taking the place vacated by Malcolm / M. Edwards, who resigned May 1. Appointment of the deputy superin- tendent was made on the recommenda. tion of Herbert L. Davis, head of the insurance department. Mr. Payne has been engaged as an associate investigator of the Bureau of Efficiency. He is a certified public ac- countant, having won that degree about 10 years ago, and also is gxflhr with banking and insurance tters, Mr. Ravis told the 110:15— THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Today on the Radio All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time and are subject to change without motice. 475.9 Meters. WMAL 630 Kilocycles. 3:00—Midweek Musicale. 3:30—"The Great Out Doors,” by Dr. John H. Finley. 3:45—Dance Masters. 4:00—High Spots. 4:15—Dick Daring. 4:30—Anson Week's Orchestra. 4:45—Musical Interlude. 00—Talk by T. V. Soong. 5:15—Eventide” Songsters. 5:15—High Spots. 5:30—Health and Happiness. 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star, by Howard P. Balley. 6:00—Amos 'n' Andy. 6:15—Al Mitchell’s Orchestra. 6:30 to 7 P.M. Advt, Radio Joe and the Budget Bunch Present “BOB” BOKI Star Infielder of the Washington Senators—and the IALL CEDARS OF LEBANON” BAND 7:00—Crime Club. 7:30—Weather forecast. 7:31—Shorcham Concert Orchestra. 7:45—Phil Cook. 8:00—Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 8:30—Federal Reporter. 8:35—United States Marine Band. 9:00—Talk by Nicholas Murray Butler. 9:15—Irene Franklin, comedienne. 9:30—"The Story of Industry, matic sketch. 10:00— Late news. 10°15—Ray Heatherton, baritone. 10:36—Michel Otchestia 11:00—Bert Lo¥n's Orchestra. 11:30—Johnny Johnson's Orchestra. 12:00—Weather forecas.. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Early risers’ program. 7:00a—WMAL Breakfas. Club. 9:00a—Gene Stewart, organist. 9:30a—"Today's Children,” drama. 9:45a—Hign spots. 10:00a—Singing Strings. 10:15a—"Truth in Advertising,” Sally Muchmore. 10:30a—Rhythm Ramblers. 11:00a—Smackouts. 11:15a—High Spots. 11:30a—Rex Battle’s Ensemble. 12:00m—Weather reports. 12:05—Words and music. 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. 1:30—Emory Daugheriy’s Orchestra. 2:00—Lou Luttgel: and Elsie Lacombe. 2:15—Radiv Troubadours. 2:45—Songs by Happy Jack. 3:00—Thursday Special. 3:30—Southeastern revue. 4:00—Sonata Recital. 4:15—Dick Daring. 4:30—Anson Weeks' Orchestra. 4:45—Claire Borjes, contralto. 5:00—"Rod anda Stream,” Miller. 5:15—Bert Lown's Orchestra, 5:30—Health and Happiness. 7 315.6 Meters. {WRC 354 Kilocycles. 3:00—Pop Concert. 3:30—AI Bernard, minstrel 5—Charis Musical Review. 4:00—Lauvra Gregory Reviews Her Flight Across the Continent. 4:15—Austin Strong, playwright. 4:30—Winnie the Pooh, drama. 4:45—Melodic Wandering. 5:00—Public Library Book Reviews, by Mathilde D. Wiiliams. 5:15—Aunt Sue and Polly. :30—"Back of the News in Washing- ton,” by Willlam Hard. :45—Base ball scores. 0—Musicdl Interlude. :00—Black and Blue. 15—Musical Interlude. 6:30—Wardman Concert Orchestra. 6:45—The Goldbergs. 00—Fannie Brice. :30—Donald Novis. 8:00—Ferde Grofe’s Orchestra and Conrad Thibault, baritone. 8:15—Weather forecast. 8:16—Betty Boop Frolics. 8:30—"One Man’s Family, 9:00—Corn Cob Pipe Club. 9:30—Shoreham Dance Orchestra. 10:00—Last-minute news. 10:03—E. de Gene Dennis. In a poet’s stud; 10:30—Emory Daugherty's Orchestra. 11:00—Ralph Kirbery, dream singer. 11:05—Ivan Epinoff’s Orchestra. 11:30 to 12:00—Don Pedro’s Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:30a—Tower Health Exercises. 7:00a—Richard Liebert, organist. 7:30a—Morning Glee Club. 7:45a—Harding Sisters, piano duo. 8:00a—Morning Devotions. 8:15a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Mystery Chef. 9:15a—Morning Parade. 9:30a—Fashion News. 9:35a—Morning Parade. 10:15a—Radio Household Institute. 10:30a—United States Navy Band. 11:00a—Johnny Marvin, tenor. 11:15a—Timely_Garden Suggestions by W. R. Beattie. 11:30a—On Wings of Song. 12:00m—Palais D'Or Orchestra. 12:30—Popular Varieties. 1:00—Luncheon music. 1:25—Health talk by Dr. Royal 8. Copeland. 1: BO—World Good Will Day program. | 2:00—Pauline Alpert, pianist. 2:15—Talk by Louis Rothschild. 2:30—Woman's Radio Revue. 3:00—Headlines in Song. 3:15—Kathleen Stewart, pianist. 3:30—Jane Pickens, soprano. 3:45—The Lady Next Door. 4:00—Address by Viscount Ishii. 4:30—"Famous Paintings in Many Lands,” by Alice Hutchins Drake. 4:45—Genia Fonariova, soprano. 5:00—Waldorf-Astoria_Orchestra. 5:15—Aunt Sue and Polly. 5:30—Afterncon Varieties. WJSV 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Claud Hopkins’ Orchestra. 3:13—The Round Towners. 3:30—Jack Brooks. 3:45—Golng to Press. 4:00—The Captivators. 4:25—Virginia News. 4:30—Evelyn Tyner, pianist. 4:45—Do Re Mi. 5:00—Columbia Miniatures. 5:15—Paul Tremain’s Orchestra. 5:30—Skippy. 5:45—Just Plain Bill £.00—6:01 CORRECT TIME by PARABO. “It Kills the Moths and Saves Your Clothes.” At Drug and De- partment Stores. dra- by 5 5 5 6 [ drama. 6:00—"Keeping Up With Events,” b Robert W. Horton. 6:15—Adventures of Jimmy Alle 0-6:45 P.M. TYDOL JUBILEE Feataring iow” York's Famous Dolph Martin’s Orchestra od TRAVE S QUARTET Presented by the Makers of Gasoline and Veedol Motol Ol TENRURES Mo Wea. "tnd. F 6:45—Boake Carter. 7:00—Voice of Experience. 7:15—Boswell Sisters. 7:30—Kate Smith. 7:45—Hot from Hollywood. 8:00—Irvin S. Cobb. 8:15—"The Efficiency Rating System of Government Employes,” by Mrs. Margaret Worrell. 0—Guy "Lombardo and His Royal Canadians with Burns and Allen. RADIO g | Advt, 8:3 SEE MR. ALTMAN 417 11th St. NW. DL 3106 by Perry S. Melcher interviews | | | \ | | and George Givot. 9:30—"The Human Side of the News,” by Edwin C. Hill. 9:45—Light Opera Gems, 10:15—Viscouni_Isnil. 10:30—Freddie Martin's Orchestra. 11:00—Eddie Duchin's Orchestra. 11:30—Globe Trotter. 11:45 to 12:00—Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Elder Michaux. 7:308—The Sun Dial. 0a—Health talk. 8:45a—Little Jack Little. 9:00a—Bill and Ginger. 5a—Ida Bailey Allen, 0a—Four Clubmen. 5a—Barbara Gould. 10:00a—Voice of Experience. 10:15a—Morning Moods. 10:30a—Round 'Towners Quartet. 10:45a—Keenan and Philips. 0a—Buddy Horrod’s Orchestra. 11:30a—Concert Miniatures. 12:00m—Columbia Miniatures. 12:15—Harold Knight's Orchestra. 0—Palmer House Ensemble. 0—Ann Leaf at the organ. 0—The Merrymakers. 5—Robert Johnson, poet. 2:00—La Forge Berumen Musicale. 2:30—Frank Westphal's Orchestra. 3:00—United States Army Band. 3:45—Trade revival speaker. 4:00—George Hall's Orchestra. 4:10—Virginia news. 4:15—Ethel Hayden and Arthur Lang. 4:30—To be announced. 4:45—John Kelvin, tenor. 5:00—Columbia_Miniatures. 5:15—Qzzie Nelson's Orchestra. 5:30—Skippy. WOL 229 Meters. 1310 Kilocycles. 3:00—Walter Reed program. 3:30—Variety Hour. 3'55—The Book Man. 4:00—Salon Musicale. 4:30—Louis Rothschild, director Better Business Bureau. 4:45—Viola Dickinson. 5:00—Something for Every One. 5:58—Base ball scores. 00—Watch Tower of Scouting. 6:15—Today in Sports. 6:29—Weather forecast. 6:30—Theatrical Revue. 6:45—All String Quartet. :00—Opera concert, 7:20—News flashes. 7:30—Opera Concert. 8:00—Joe Holman. 8:15—Voice of James Melton. 8:30 to 9:00—WOL Varieties. rly Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8°05a—Musical Clock. 9:55a—Police Bulletins. 10:00a—Nell Paxton. organist. 10:30a—Band Concert. 11:00a—Tango Argentina. 11:15a—Piano Pictures. 11:30a—Songs We Love. 11:45a—Will Osborne’s Orchestra. 11:59a—Weather report. 12:00m—Luncheon music. 2:30 to 1:00—Naval Hospital Request Program. 3:00—Variety Hour. 3:55—The Book Man. 4:00—Salon Musicale. 4:30—"Contract Bridge” by Frank Guest. 4:45—Catherine Deale. planist. 5:00—Something for Every One. 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NEV AL. more per week obtainabi iberal commission. bonus an pense arrangement; successful. Cle energetic men, who have had real estaf water front experience preferred. but such experience not_absolutely necessary; season Just beginning: must have a sedan. good rsonality. be able to meet the public and nterview our _select _clientele. obtained throngh” an extensive advertising campaign. We have a refined, moderate-priced Summer home_community ‘with the finest beach on the Chesapeake Bay. Apply 9 to 12 and 4 to 8. Long Beach. 515 Metropolitan Bank Bulldine._opposite 'U. 8. Treasury. PERMANENT SALES POSITIONS. -established and natlonally known automonle Thsurance Orgunization: opening branch office in the District of Columbia. 15 desirous of securing for permanent employ- ment on its sales stafl a limited number of well educated. high-type m ‘Coflee ‘education preferred, hish-school education mandatory. Previous Insurance experience not essen- tial Abplication must be in writing, specitying sge, education. past business experience and length of residence in this city or vicinity. | All applications will be considered con- fidentially. “Address Box 449-K. Star Office SHOE SALESMEN, steady | extras, experienced ; ladies’ foot- wear; good salary and commis. 'un ]nrntho 1223 T st. n.w HIZLP—MEN AND “OMEN. COUPLE, reliable. for general housework und cooking; must stay nights. Call CLeve- land 014 COUPLE, colored, for general housework and cooking:” must be able to stay nights. Ad- dress Box_:14-K. Star_office. PROPOSITION for men and young women of neat appearance, willing to work 5 hours & day with a real compensation for Work. See Jack Ryan. 927 Pa. ave. n.w. SOLICITORS. colored. 10. Call CO. belween .50 a.m. and 12 noon. __ WANTED—SALESMAN. SALESBMEN. experienced. wanted. Room 305 1241 G st. b ONE OF THE lezaing local investment bans ing_houses. coing bus.ness with practically every important bauk in Washington. has an_opening for two sulesmien Best references and connections required Commission basis 1o start with. Exceptional opportunity for right meu. as we believe this is the best time in 10 years to &0 in the security business. Apply_Room il Shoreham Building HELP—WOMEN. | BEAUTY, OPERATORS (%), all-around: ex- | | erienced. BeunetUs” Beauty Shop, 903 N. uve ad BUSINESS WOMEN. between 24 and with initiative, energy and ability to i opening ing to mansser's position with national concern; must have references. able to meet public. ~Apply M!ss Gordon. Room 225, Bond Bidg. FOUNTAIN and s | only: apply after sen. 1010 Conn. Senate Delicates- GIRL—Oue with experience i hof clerk. Summer hotel in N. J. Box 472-K. Star office. _ i GIRL, light colored. attractive lookin: work behind counter. also wait on tables Liberty Lunch. #1¢ 5th st. n.w. Call from i am. to 7 pm.___ s ¥ GIRL for Teal estate cffice: Lypist, week o start: good cpportunity. ' descril self fully. Address Box 459-K. Star office. $100 by our new - 196 1K ~Avply dwich p.m wirl, experienced ce »s hotel room Address st per RL. as spprentice, to learn hair dress- ing. small salary. See Miss Bmith, 609 14th_st. nw. second floor some experienice in per- waviny| commission. See Miss Smith. 609 14th st n.w._second floor. HOUSEKEEPER. _ white. — working _house- keeper for smali hotel. Must be thoroughly | experienced. congenial. Opportunity to ihe righi person. Address Box (4-K. Star office LADY. youns. typist-clerk. 7 h 59 weéek. to work in sales Tep: office. must be neat and ouick at Address Box 477-K. Star_office LADY, over cignified, professional work free fraining. capable of meeting people social backkround helpful: no exp. necessars. See Mr. Bellow Hotel Annapolis LADIES, high-type only. whole or part time; something entirely new, no competi- tion whatever: necessity for sll smokers renewal commission on all re-orders. which nature of article assures. For appointment, call Mai. Rider. MEtropolitan 1 e LADIES (1) of refinement. accustomed to eeting the public: no seiling. ~Call CO. 1795 Thursday. between ' and ° s MILLINER &t once: must be thoroughly ex- perienced. Give full details. Acdres Star_office OPERATOR, sil arou: fax Beauty Shop. n.e.: no phone culls Apply Lady Fai Rhode Island ave. In order to protect its advertisers from receiving circular matter. it is expressly understood and agreed that | all such matter will be withheld as, far as possible by The Star. Only, bona fide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be delivered to adver- | | tisers on presentation of the box { number ticket. H —— | HELP—MEN. | AUTO PAINTER. _ experienced __proxylin | painter._See Mr. Epplev. Triangle Motor New York ave nw ol colored. to drive car for delivery. Call 1004 E st. nw. “nd floor . | ! Boy. OPERATOR. _sll-around. also TR Y R S SODA POUNTAIN GIRL. experienced. ply_ 610 P si. nw STOCK GIRL_willing_to work part Apply Wilbur Rogers. 1211 P st. n.w. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. no selling._ mmke appts. for free facial. Mr. Bellow. Annapo- apprentiee. Ap- time. WOMAN. over 0. dignified, with business tact and good personality for congenial position. _ Address Box 71-K. Star office YOUNG _ LADIES—-Advertisiny outside: ot work. mo. selling =2 dav. _luio Nat'l Press Blde YOUNG _LADIES —Pleasant _gutdoor household necessities: e and commission weekl: for_advancement. #16 G st. Room 0t YOUNG WOMAN | BOY. colored. over 1% sre. with_bicyele. |from oo to a0 referénce. pinkefts | Drug Store. 1700 New Jersey ave. n.w. | CANVASSERS No seiling: good opportunity | | fo men who will work. Call 1, to 6 pm. | Room 7011-4_Chandler_Bldg. 1427 Eve n.w. | JANITOR. colored. 30-apt. bullding: middle- 3ked man and wife, no children: experienced and best city references: $48 per month and | auarters. _Address Box 4%4-K. Star office. MANAGER for 5c¢ to department, laree hardware ~ store Preferably man with experience as former manager or_assistant of & chain 5c nd 10c store. State ace. experfence and salary expected. Address Box_#53-K._Star_office. MANAGER AND BUYER for house furnish- ing department of u large hardware store State age. experience and salary expected Address “Hox 9-K. Star office MAN. married, white. to work on dairy farm in Va. Must be good milker and know how to run tractor. 40 month. house. heat. xarden and some provisions. State age and reference. Address Box 470-K. Star office MAN with light delivery truck: prefer stake body. Give axe. ref. kind and condition of truck. phone and salary expecied. Address | Box 457-K. Star_office | MAN. young. between 21 and are. able to do stenographic work and plain arithmetic; must furnish references: Busi- ness High School or other business' school graduates preferred: good salary with chance for promotion. Addre: office. MEN _Sell auto service books: absolutely free: $i0 daily possible. Woodward Bldg., 9: & I MEN G, relisble. neat appearance. with \mmz sales experience, for sules and service | work: permanent. Apply 740 pm. Wed- | ional Press Bidg. MB‘N—D\A: “to_promotion. the J. R. Wat- kins Co. can use two men for food route. Our new sales plan has doubled our busi- ness. Good income to start, and fine op- portunity for advancement. Experience not ssary, we train you. Apply before noon. 33 Illinols ave. n.w.. corner Georgia. MEN OR WOMEN. colored. neat. for full or part time, for J R. Watkins' food products | routes. Apply 4 to B:30 p.m. only. Tilinois ave. n.w . corner Georgia PAINTER AND_PAPERHANGER for general Tepair shop: %17 week: state experience. Address_Box_: e 2 SALESMEN. *. clean-cut. energetic men of | #ood address and reference to call on Wash- ington's leading merchants with an estab- lished proposition of unquestionable merit. This is a high-class proposition for experi enced. high-rlass men (others need not ap- ply). = Bxcellent remuneration. Apply_ 601 Distijct National Bank, Bidg. Tues., Weds 0 4 p.m. SALESMEN—Must service 3 hlve following. hotels, restaurants and_stores, f osition: steady work connections. ~ Address Box 45-K., Star offi over 1. high school edu- | cation.’ permaneit’ position ress Box dar omce Do s e e | beer. Apply X pm., 4200 M st nw. 19* HELP_DOMESTIC. COOK _and general houseworker. erson 3 COOK. laundry. housework, family of two. in new home in nearby suburbs: must have | pleasant_disposition and best of references: wages. SN per week. Acdress Box 44 Star ofice e c:zflmu. HOUSEWORK. white. Stose GIRL. colored. mothe month and eloihes: small home in suburbs | stay nights. 41 Quincy pl. ne. e HOUSEWORKER. white. under 45 excellent type: small family: plezsant posi- tio. Cail COlumbia #420 after N p.m MAID. for general housework and laundry: stay nivhts: must have reference mwb 913 Emerson st. n.w. or ADams 1962 WOMAN. white. middle-aged. for hnusr- keeping and care of two children: wood home. Small salary: stay nights. Address Box 467-K. Star office . WOMAN. colored. laundress. to leave city for four months: must have good city reference. Address Box 464-K_Star office 1 WOMAN. _excellent cook. hours. _Tnauire 20 9th n.w Avply EM- ‘s helper: S5 per T must be “settled. 10, 19 Waitresses kitchen help, coules. Free for _cooks. workers, serviee. RUPHERS EXCHANGE_has cooks. malds. houseworkers: day, week. month: references investigated. DE. 3551 1537 1ith st, n.w. my: INSTRUCTION COLRSES. AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. _LICENSED white men: snywhere, any hour, your car or_our's: call any time.__ADams 3489, _23% | GREGG AND PITMAN SHORTHAND: PRI- | yate lessons. Beginners, review. dictation. ('l:kior:ulsh instruction by experienced teacher. 3 ) ACTUAL RECORDS—A student in school months ' withour previous iraining. placed ) week: later replaced S150 mo.: | ofiner 5 “months. nieht seh | yr.: another in school | vious _training in_stenography Results of a NEW DEAL. tarial and €hw.. maids. | Positions_open Inauire ‘today 2 (Est. DRIVING TAUGHT QV patlent instructors: mits procured. COLORED—SPECIAL | SSES now forming in_all branches of beauty cul- ture. theory and personal hygiene. —Furthe: information, address Box 463-K, Star office. SALESMEN (3). able, ColleRe graduates; in- surance or securities’experience helpful: in- Terview Mr. Spencer, 9 a.m., 404 Southern Bldg. SALESMEN with ubility to sell stock for & modern brewery. ' Liberal commission basis. Give ‘references. Address Box 471-K. Star “ifce E | TRUCK MECHANIC, experienced. all makes: | must_drive. Apply Harry Singer. 1302 5th st. ne. second floor. WANTED--A-1_combination trician_and mechanic. Give | ana “Teferences. Address Box | ofice. YQUNG TMAN. colored. 3 elper. One ' experience: paperhanging shop. _Salary. $10 week. dress_Box 461-K. Star o office. YOUNG MAN with car, few Hours™ work evenings: no selling; clean work; references. Gall after 4. Cleveland 6814, AMERICAN _AUTOMOBILE ~ASSOCIATION. Have opening in_several 'districts, neat sppearing young ‘men with satisfactory erences will trained for permanent Dfllfllflfl according _to 5:'“0“5 experiences or aualification. — See fleld manager. 17th and Penn. ave. n.w., Mills BIdg., Thur 9'to 10 a.m. only. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. Opening mew retail sutomobile shortly. If you c: give good references and full history. pius experience. and can al llfl{ as closer. we will pay commission, also _furnish _demonstrators. This is the best proposition offered retail salesmen in this city lnd we will pick three of the bost men We have no used cars on Band; g-nl-fie 50 used cars now, Give all etaiis by letter. ddress Box 4: Star Office. hd MAN, 25 TO 50. ing 1 m'fl."-‘mi?“.‘?’.’x‘e";‘in“&'r Sutaide work. © W can offer permanent osition. straight com- basis, v le present re- surance, e tomobile elec- e. experience s 967K, Star k i\Ter ang in_painting an A y and | PREPARE NOW. Fireman_exam. Speclal instruction for this gxam. The Gitil Service Preparatory Schgol, | No. ¢14._1319 P st. n.w.. M MO MABELLE H(L\()Ul\ SYSTEM BEAUTY CULTUR The standard for the South’s drescors since 1918 Taught only &t | MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Inc., Est. 1918 W'ton's_Original. Largest, Best Equibped. _RIN 14th St N.v ME. 737X FIREMAN EXAM. | Bean today. Special instruction for this exam. The Civil Service Preparatory School, No. t14. 1319 P ME. :4:57. | nd! be | laundry ‘for Wed. Thurs. Box | ¥ood cook and | Sunlor account- | ter hair- | WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1933. SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. OHAUPFEUR, colored, rellable driver: wife thoroughly, experienced mald or nurse: ref.; willing to leave city. DI. 3385. COUPLE. Prench. 38 years: man, butler, Sund Warker, :2...,. chambermaid, se simple ing; desire ‘positio: Trevre; 1916 200 nws ences. COUPLE. colored,” gencral housework. sar: dening, "cooking; ' e; Bouthern Syper will Work forether or mep arately. 204 G st. ne. Ph. Lincoln 0260. el S SITUA'I'IONS—WOMEN. HELP AND SI BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (co-ung)—_ WRIAPS ¢ ID_LOCATIONS. OSTRATED CATALOGUE. ETH. N. J. , HOUSE, near_J4th_snd Rhode i 34 rooms: rent. 875, Price. $050: income. 'NA. E. L ! I.I 1S, 908 IOth \t N.W.* CAFE—BEER. Excellent downtown _location; _very ‘ow rent:_monzy maker. See 1424 K st. n.w. BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER destres. part-time, temporary omu Work: excellent ref. Miss Raj CASHIER, experienced. in cafe, coffee thob, cafeteria r, ‘considere ence. Phone ADam 24, Mrs. Beal GIRL, white, wishes lifat housework; enced; A-1 local Teferince, Oapitol Heluhts 95. 18° NURBE-HOUSEKEEPER, for _eider] Iy gentle: couple: experienced in care of infants: ed, sevtied German lady; city refs, Ad- Box 470-K. Star office. OREE il eare dar Towalids—orclarly people in her eily or country home. | PRAGTICAL NURSING. ments. convalescents. light cluded: white lady. middle sged; {17 14th st. se. LI 2294, 3 { PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital training: best references from patients: willing, consider ate:_no children._CO. 0579, SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. © yeurs' ex- perience, capable. Initiative. pleasing per- sonality: can_meet the public. _AD. 4055 STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. 7 financial work: take $18 week WEst_1160._Abt. K05, STENOGRAPHER. general ence. rapid typist. by day, week or permi neut; accept smail sulary.” NA. 0700, Abt. o G WOMAN, refined, e widow, desire ager in exchi lent reference. office. erienced. middle- tion as resident mai Pfor Gesirable apt: exce ! Address Box 440-K. Star o o SITUATIONS_DOMESTIC. COOK—Want to place my excellent cook, or could Il capacity as chambermaid and waitress: best reference. WI 16X | COOK or general houseworl %0 Summer._ Phone NOrth 63x6-J. bz colored. wants work as ghw. or Tull or part time, city reference Etropolitan HuB0. GIRL, colored. wants general housework by or part time: good laundress couk: best reference. NOrth :175-V GIRL wishes work as mother's helper or part-Ume work for evenings; stay nights Call NOTth 5124-M i % GIRL. coloredwishes general housework. full or part time; good reference. Phone | colu 447 | GIRL. colored. neat. for pi | Waltréss, housework or piain Cookin. | mac_1774-W. | GIRL. colored. mother's | housework; | 02641, | GIRL. Tolored. wishes general housewo! or_day's work: reference. Call WEst 160 GIRL. colored, youns. wanis job as mother's | helper or nurse. also cook. 217 Bryant st. n.w. NOrth 4¢ i i HOUBEWORKER. colored. competent. wishes work: go0d cook: stay some nights; refer- | |ence: $X weekly. Write 913 1st st se LADY. white. reliable. will Keep house for | ¢mplojed couple. no objection to_ children. all. 5 p.m ea me work, POL helper_or general ®0od references. Call Lincoln “housekeeping ave nw. 17° experienced. wishes Call after 7 30. during the day. LAUNDRESS, _celored. DEcatur 145 7 plain | ROOMING HOUSE, 13th and Massachusetts: 19 rocms. 5 baths; rent. $110. Price, $1.200; down. $600." NA. 47K7. E. L. ELLIS, 908 10th St. N.W.* STOREKEEPERS— IF YOU NEED MONEY SEE US. OAEITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE . NAT'L BANK B 1406_G ST. N.W. ESTAB. 1Y ROOMING HOUSE, small apt 19 rooms, 5 baths: rent, Setker? 5905 Tandim. | R TS Sor o NEW DEALS. GROCERY, D. G. S £00; 00 weekly. Wi+00: easy terms GARAGE & PAINT SHOP (10 cars), Sth and K sts ); terms LUNCH ROOM. doing %200 weekly; $40: price. $1.500); easy terms. RUG STORE. northwest corner: 175: lease: price. $4,000: easy terms GROCERY. on’ Conn weekly: owner retiring:, 81 easy terms. near Conn. ave. $100 i easy terms . in ‘apt. house, serves din- $400 weekly: terms. ATION. 7 pumps: S1.800. NFECTIONERY: low price: terms. RESTAURANT, doing $1.000 wkly.: terms. CHICKEN BOX BUSINESS' <1800 terms ANY OTHER GOOD BUYS. .(‘APfl'AL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO.. | BOUTH'S LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS. | SUITE 90X, DIST. NAT'L BANK BLDG 1406 G ST. NW. TEL. ME 4% ROOMING. BOARDING HOUSE. run | room " style: right at G. W. University. come over $600 last month. Place Tor beer verden, 11 rooms nicely arr ) handles 4787 L. E II]\ 908'10th St. \\\ i BLCO\IME\DLD SERVICE. The following business_concerns guarantee satisfaction 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. ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS. NEW _WORK. Anything from cellar to garret, inside or out. Service includes est. plans. construction. V.'T. H. BIEN. Renovize Now. WL 4K10. AU BRAKE SERVICE ‘\b rU SATISFIES Brakes adjusted. relined. material workmanship suarantecd 1o _piease VERY REASONABLE PRICES, €O, 00 At ST, NW. | 8 rms $ near | rent weekio arice e B DINING. ROO! ner_only: A toa- In- 0 re s and {AUTO BRAKE SERVICE 27 K ST. N.W. 3 S B e BATH ROOM TILE repairing dishes. etc.;_ experienced tile estimates. Seabrook. GE. 53x4 unmua. MATTRESSES box springs and | Ws Teno.. best prices and prompt del Sueh Mattress Gor 310 Lst.sw. Nat o bvu."vm set POSITION as housekeeper by widow ployed: experienced and professional: refe ences exchanged. For interview. call COlun | bta 6377 before 12 noon. or after & pm | WOMAN colored. experfenced. reliable. wants part-time work, most any kind. Phone ADams o | WOMAN. colore housework. reference; | NNT6-W = 2 " | WOMAN. colored. wants day's work or house .. | cleaning: experienced. LIncoln 0847-J. * | WOMAN. German reliavle. with first-cla NOrth nights references, wants housework. 'PERSONAL. rsonal to the The rate under beading of 18°3 cents per line addition: Tegular line rate. DONT DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS: | I $1°50" to 3150 no more. no less. cleans. | trims and redesigns your Dasse straws an | felts. RUTH MOLLOHAN. formerly with Mme, { Ash. 1011 H st._nw. YOUR OLD HATS MADE NEW. HATS RE- modeled. $1 to $250- smart new hats to_or- | der. Miss A L. )\l{olnlml Sherman Apt. | 0 TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL saving_prices. Fit and satisfaction teed. Expert iady and gentleman at- nts o care for your every ples Drug Store No. No. 7. 1107 G st. n, WHEN DEATH STRIKES A PAMILY. THERE Is no need to feel that they must accept in- ferior funeral services due to inability to pay a high price. The Greater W. Chambers Co_oflers omplete funeral_cars and all for as little $76. World's finest | waterproof. I“‘ll:hl guaranteed steel burial uit mav from Chamters for $€5. In | case of death call the Greater W W. Cham- | bers Co.. 14th. cor. Chapin n. Col. 043 | Phone or write your Idress. | you s _beautiful cat | EXCELLENT MASSAGE | nurse. Reducing treatments. your residence. Address Box | office. REDUCING. EAT %5 RESULTS A! | sured. cabinet bath, remove surplus fat spots. elec. treat. NO. 620K, 1913 N s | 190 GRADUATE NURSE DESIRES POSITION. care of home d invalid. SHepherd 1741 MISS FLOOD'S PRIVATE “KIN "RGARTZN and School of Dancing. 2 Mas { for children and over: hours. 8:30 to &0, EXCLUSIVE HOME FOR CONVALESCENTS. aged: newly furnished. ideal location: dieti- tians. nurse in attendance: S50 month up. | | Address Box 401-H. Star o HUGH B. MELOY. YOU MOQTHER WOULD | like to talk things over with you. Address | | Box 456-K. Star offiee 8w HOME. FULLY STAFFED WITH graduate nurses: large lawns and porches: all outside rooms. beau: ished end fray service: every patient given d tender care: anv diet prescribed care ull followed: especially interested in nervous and nuiritional diseases. colonic ir- rigations and ssage when indicated drl references. € per week. CO. 177 SKILLFUL FOOT ADJUSTMENTS SIMILAR fo Dr Locke's treatment: results in rheuma- tim. neuritis and ailments of feet. limbs, | back._DR. SHYNE. 21 Nat. Press. Bldg. ¢ | MONEY TO LOAN TO RESPONSIBLE PAR. ties of good character. LINCOLN SERVICE Cglfll’ S\ur-"'u.l ‘Woodward Bldg. Phone ion: We will e “BY GERMAN alco_ rubs. at 387 ______MOTOR_TRAVEL. | CHICAGO. Los Angelss. Atlanta_ | large sedans: responsible parties: share ex- | bense. Logan Hotel Travel Burcau, NO. 4 GENTLEMEN DRIVING TOQ KNOXVILLE Fri. or Sat. Hup Sedan. Wil take pas reasonable. ~Address Box 451-K. Star office ta, Miami: TAMPA. ATLANTA. vel. pay part gas. U. S ME. 7411 ST T |1 TVING TO CLARKSBURG. W. VA. FRI- day. return Tuesdav: take passeagers, share expense. Phone DEcatur 2046 18! VERY LOW PRICED TRIP FAR AS JACK- sonville, Fla.: one Or tWo persons: not later CAR GOING COLUMBUS. OHIO, day; f.ee lumporé:'flon to, Foo Texas Travel Bureau, 12221 Pa. ave. n.w. O. SATUR- " NO SERVICE LIKE OURS. Call us at once: large sedans; responsible parties leaving daily for Chicago. Los Angeles, Atlanta, Miami. St. Louis. points en route. TRAVELERS AGENCY. NA. 3342 P St, Next to Metropolitan Theater. BUSINESS OPI’OBTl'Nl'l‘lES GREEK PARTNER wanied {0 lielp Tun res- taurant. Apply Frank Gash. at brick store, Fruit Growers Express. Alexandria, V: CIGAR, NEWSSTAND. in lobby large down- town hotel: going business: price, $1,500. Address Box 431-K. Star office | RESTAURANT, adiacent to hotels: have beer going business: pricy LS 54-K. Star omce. 600, GASO! | station: $1.500. SERVICE STATION SITE. one of the b around the D. C.: owner Just decided to sell. | NA. s, CL. H614. FOR._SAME—Light lunch and store; fi-r. | o quarters: Boow.h. elec. sas;, doing ‘good | business_now: Address Box 460-K._Star_office. 19+ LETTER n‘npzl.xcmrmudsflgfi, woine busic ss; completely eauipped: Wi sacTifl for quick salc. AGERe Box 2K, star ofice.__ | HIGH-CLASS_RESTAURANT, doing very rood bysincasseating cupecty 173: rent cheap: | m be sold_immediately. Address Box | 3855 PSear omee. | WANT to_lease small printin: near Washington. Address Box 447-K, Star | ofmce. low_rental a Bo: SPECIAL COURS] [REM, Sty %1 900 Tk GlviL, SERVICE PRE- PARATORY SCHOOL, ME. 6337. 1319 P n.W. SITUATIONS—MEN. BUTLER OR HOUSEMAN, colored. age 26, jndsear college, wishes job_ with refined family: excelent Teferences. 0. between 6 and 9 a.m. or bet. G tna 30 D'm. COOK-HOUSEMAN. firsi-class, yrs. last place: 10° yrs.’ - 5% wages._Address Box MAN. white, middle-aged. wants position as cake and ple baker. Address Box 4KG:K. Star_office. 1 THERE 18 BIG uom in frozen custard g same M-‘urfih mny. 1Inc. 6th and C sts. n.w.. Washin . C. INDUSTRIAL PLANT. well -Llhlllhtd lo- cated in ldvlncl!,n! Wi it can use 10,000 n be secured by fir: lnd liquidated in_montl dress Box 4! ING HOUSE, 16th near R; 11 rooms, 5?3‘:‘-:911 Jurpished: Frigidaice; all rented 11 7. FoL t NW* §300—ROOMING HOUSE: 10 RMS. 3 B. 0 —Rooming house: 11 rooms: rent. $6i). trust on operty thiy payments. ” Ad- S350—Rooming house: $500—Rooming house: central: filled: e rent. T00ms. $60. PAPERHANGING, painting, general ren;u work done. exchange for house rent; must,| u in_white neighborhood. 237 9th st. room: ent, 3 gand; rent. m:lé‘ Dflm onimchvmvn—xnm- Tt oall et A i n' . wants " ACE" R Sk mu. T Now. Fa. 1332 11 5‘% unem: | Takoma Park. | W, | FLOOR WORK. expert e of Fow we do it | $100 down. ! BEDDING RENOVATED. AMERICAN BEDDING CO. 4th and Bryant Sts. NE.__Pot [+ | Partitions. porch | reasonable prices. | CARPE! | fences BaBt conerele work Taylor st.nw._ ADams_16 Zdd) CARPENTER — Houses _ built_ —remodeled stores. garages. porches inclosed. screening, plumbing. hesting, papering, painting. Ham: mer. ax: CARPENTER—General 1 work, screens made to orde teed | John Welsmuller. 1 DE. CARPENTERING —Scresned Snd nclowrd porches: also repairs: odd size Prench doors fence and lattice: cabinet work for_cash._Douglas. ME. 3155 G—Poren_tockers | |CHAIR CANEING~Fore, i2ek | stering. Armstrone. 1235 10th n.w. Met. 20 G. T Warlick, CO. pm._ 3 nd G_AN T | years experience in electiical bus | 800" satisfied”customers i Washingion. my estimate “and save money worry. H. M. Carpenter. NOrth 0K ELECTRIC WIRING. FIXTURES AND REPAIRS 6 rooms 2 halls. bath. complete with fix- tures, $45; workmanship guaranteed. Rega) | Electric_Co._S19 Upshur n.w. Col. 8191. ©old floors made like Drices reasonable: work guaranteed C._Deaton. Nth_st. n.w. CO. 7662, GENERAL CONTRACTING. Homes completely modernized: small pa: ments: reliable, responsible reasonable. Acelman & Co.. 4808 Ga. Ave. Col. 0348 GUARANTEED | HOME IMPROVEMENTS. | Reliable. Responsible. _ Reasonable i ESTIMATES FREE. HEATING PLUMBING ROOFING CEMENTING REMODELING Repairs of Any Description. PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $3 MONTHLY. Nothing Down (o to 3 Years 1o Fazl _PIRST PAY.ENT IN JULY. NATIONAL HEATING & CONTRACTING COMPANY, 1922 M_STREET N.W NAT. 0808. | HOUSE PAINTING _and paperhanging. No job too small; work guaranteed. AT HOME over Get | new. fw. . IMPROVEMENTS. Established 23 Years DEAL WITH RELIABLE FIRM Carpentering. painting, papering. plumb- ing. heating. roofing: ail general home im- | provements for the o davs at excep- tionally low prices. Take advantage of the | lowest “prices on construction work that we been eble to offer in years. All work nteed: terms. White gkilled mechanics. "HOME IMPROVEMENTS. H REQUIR ART PAYING IN_JULY. RMS UP TO 3 YEARS. $5 MONTHLY. 5 ALL WORK UNCONDITIONALLY ° GUARANTEED Paperir.e—Painting—Plastering. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing Carpentering—Wiring—Cementing. Inclosed Porches—Garages a Specialty. Or_Any Branch of Home Remodeling PHONE OR WRITE FOR FREE ESTIMATE. CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.. _444 R_L Ave. NW.____ NOrth 10 MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT. Don't delay your Spring house cieaning. Let us give you an estimate on papering, paint, plumbing. carpentry. porch. enclosure etc. “Small monthly paymerts. Pirst pay- ment to start in June Phone the Home Decorators. Inc.. Met. 0854. 10 PAINTING. papering: reas. pric aptStimate free.” Cail all_work W €. RS S CTEES I ing_rooms. reps remodeling; guar- anteed: quick serv. LI SR78-M PAPERTNG—Save mone | with mechanic: $6.00 average room papered | $6.00.Call Metz. any time, CO. 0396, PAINTING. PAPERING AND i FLOOR SCRAPING. Jor meat. clean work at ressonable prices call for free estimate ADams 1:} ! .. [KEYSTONE DECORATING CO.. Hine. | 3541 14th 8t. N.W. All Work Guaranteed. PAPERING, PAINTING —Good work: wriiten | ®uzrantee: $5.35 up: quick service. nice se- lection. D. C. Decorating Co. GE. "“.l 1. Painting, plas- o073, $5 up. Birst-class: esti- PERIN terine, rebulld, 2. Tepairs: ed nrnmo—mm $4 up; sizing, dry Scraping. best workimanship included. rent, | » doing $1.000 ' low prices |8 DECORATION O~ RECREATION Roo\fii time A‘nd | — | lots TUATIONS ____ SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING_MAGE uAch recently rebuilt, guars anteed: The Baumgarten Company Washineton. 075 T1th st w. Blavace "~ CARRIAGE. piay pen, o Ay T T BAR — EQUIPMENTChairs, _tabiei registers, refrigerators. | counters. thowcases. fans. mixers, etc.: comple {aurant. Hakers and ‘store equipment ics. o Priced” To sell: “Edrar Buum Incy 014 E st now BED, handsome old mah. box_ spring. mattress. $15; antique chest of drawers. < 4mall =-piece 1iving room suite. $15 shoo-fiy and | BEER COIL. box. complete. for % Kegs. with gervice colnter, S1%0; without counter, Zage; Imstall:others as cheap. DEcaiuf BIOYCLES. Rollfast ana other high- 'nn- Eheess, , Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods xooxs e UP.ALL KINDS. BROWSE AT PEARLMAN'S BIG -BOOK. SHOP. 005 ' st. n.w., no branch store. BUILDING MATERTALS—Wrecking two solid ¢ity blocks, Temporary Prame War Bufld- ing, on Gth' st. n.w.. just below Penna, ave. and near ov west Branch. Large quantities and bargain prices on framing lumber. maple and. pine flooring. windows and doars complete. electric. condult and vater pipe. al hot-water radia- tion: parit atories, water cool All in excel: lent condit ct 1o the job office n i e blocks below Penna. ave. nd sk for Mr Ney. HECHINGER CO . HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. CAS! “REGISTERS—Extraorcinary sale of 140 second-liand factors-rebuilt National and Remington cash registers at Drices never heard of before. Cash or terms, Full guaranteed: in excellent conditio e N: | tional Cash | National 13 | CASH REGISTERS. lowest prices. guaranieed 1 vear. Edgar Bauj 1: CHAIRS, tables. tables. gas range ovens. chines ture Co DESK, refrigerator cases, electric mixers. dish-washing ma- sinks, coffee urns. Atlas Stove Pix- _414 9th_st. modern. sanitary. steel. " Other office equipment . saerifice. 717 th st n.w NAtional DINING ROOM SUITE, suitable for breakfact room for S50 Phone WI_4150 DOOES, | mahogany _and SINGER BRI used complete wii H. Baum & Son, 616 DRESSES ELECTRIC ORTHOI condition: cost €3 100 records. Also Tize 46, never wi ONIC VICTROLA. fine . sacrifice $30. with ectric washing machine, inciosed mo- Sicieet | ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION | 6 1t 6-in. cube, perfect, less than cost. 1 —Frigiare one year old: $100 1755 Jefferson. st. now. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS. “Leon and . Norue. " repoccecsed 1033 - mode $69.50. Call Star Rhdio, 3218 14th st, DI. | PRIGIDAIRE. 5 cu. 1t - go0d e ‘l un for cash Apex Elec. Co. | PURNISHINGS O APT— Walnut bed Foom & Ning 1m. suite S5 living rm. Apt._104 Chett” of Cdrawe Phone_ADRmS lece fiber wicker set, :m‘ Chifforove. dresser vaalty. Chevy Craver T —ove | FURNTTUR! forope. s_chif- 5100 41st st | FURNITURE bed-davenport room _suite, beds, chairs, 11 Hst' ne 17%_ FURNITURE—Handsome dining table and | buttet: mirrors, deske, rus. Living room set; mahozany WIsconsin 2450 24¢ ULITE 2¢: wall board. Ganch sl “wocd, * MILL & LUMBER CO, tuffed ed other | _wr 2a0a MOVIE CAMERA of OFFICE FURNITURE and seconds: lowest fice Furn. Co. 430 REFINERY— Com| ankcase drainings 1 scll S0U0. Mr. Reeves, NA. 94 Govt. surplus change your radio mm S o a e o a, c. for $10 | tmost sets). " Call District 3106." Okay Ra- dio_Co.. 417 1ith st. n.w. RE-1 LPHomERN( + pleces, $45. ¥ d_ms 1 included France Uph Co. 101 highest quality Ori- gces. sacrifice price a. c tod c Frezee RUGS AND R al. beautiful o perfect condition SCREENS, SCREE! 1%-in. W. P. bronze wire. full-length screens, ave: ice. 14 screen rafl and bead st low price Measure_your window we will make screen to fit. Don't miss this fale | EISINGER MILL & LUMBER CO, S0 Bethesds. Md AGHINES—Dropncad Sinwer 17 ST5: New ldes | New machine | nx and repairing. | Open ee- | nings_ Citv Sewing Machine Co. 927 20t |2 Nat. 1751 | SCREEN DOORS | SEWING MACHINE. Sincer concole electric with built-in motor: formerly priced at $20¢ so treacle types, $7.50. 927 P Singers. New Home ¥ to S0 also vaeu- leaving town. 43 um cleaner Adams <t TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE GE. 1883, [5716 16th st. nw _Underwoods, $3 mo.: 4'mos_in No_deliveries. ‘RITERS—Amenican Co and sell #ll makes selling off ber at sacrifice prices, including portables: | also “hargains in_adding machines 1431 | East Capitol st Lin 00%2 Open evenings TYPEWRITERS, sll makes. sold. rented re- paired; new and reconditioned portabl owest Drices, easy terms. Typewriter Sales | & Service Co. A11_1:th_ UNA. 5660, TYPEWRITERS —All makes sild. Tented. repaired: “new deai’ prices: Und. $20: Rem. | S15. United _Typewriter 1953 ', ave. NA 5500 TYPEWRITERS. genuine bargains in rebuilt, suaranteed late model machines. We ren repair. Standard Typewriter Co. Toth nw VACUUM CLEANER. ents’ cost $63. L st nw Sort niiirten st WALLPAPER. room Jots, from SI to $2 per room. for rooms 12x14. ceiling. side wall and border Mahoney Wallpaper Co. 324 Pa. ave. se WARDRGBE TRUNK. 3 condition: reasona <t S5, Frost ice box. AT -W._ 3 WASHING MACHINES—g£asy Washer and froner combinations at a reduction of $20; floor samples: easy terms. Lansburgh's. 7th. | 8th and E sts U Co.. ke new, | crifice. with Apt. large. in__excellent Also White ER COTTAGES can be finished for little expense on in- it inte manner with old newspaper mats in. 100 for $1; | co 0 st 610 Star_Building | WINDOWS WINDOW: DO “he rach: new. glazed: odd lots on d play af office. price cards on ail items. Don't miss This sale EISINGER MILL & LUMBER cO_ CAR LOA . ROUND. . ROUND, . 4x4 8Q. 77 ! 4x4 SQ 45c ."ROUND. 65¢. Side. Fipid Apply . i5c PER 100 PT. ic PER'FT 17.c PER PT. No’ Phone Orders on This Sale WwFSINGER MILL & LUMBER CO, hesda, M USED uk}-_,,.' Good, serviceable used tires that have been traded in on the sale of new Miller tires. $1 and Uj Guaranteed Tire Co.. Miller Tires. 1010 Ave. N.W. | 'MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIOS. 1 also ' paintine | Roy White. 1624 Gales st._ne __AT._4¢ | PAPERHANGING—Reliable “work by “white | ! mechanics: rooms. 5 up. _ Bookout, AD. 1712 Summit pl. n.w. PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. $4 and vD. estimate fur: work guaranteed A. T. George. 2120 18th st. n.w., Apt. *. DE. 145, | PLASTERING. STOCCO and cement work | patches. $1.50 up: we guarentes to water- Bicor Jour Bussment: ho iop To jerye. oF small. ~ Mathis Bros AD. 1X10. 610 Col. rd. PAPERHANGING—For work of the better kind at _the most reasonable prices, call M. Sefl. _GReenwood 18! REPAIRING of Dl cement. chimneys. I painted; guar.; reas. prompt eaky roofs Minnick, ME.' 284. cushlons, Arst-class 0 Dot Mecancring by s ‘work. BAND AND_ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS. | Saxophone, Seimer tenor. sil. gold bell In case. like nmew: S100: terms. HOMER L. KITT_CO.. 1730 G ST. N.W. | FIANO "apt. baby grand. mahogany: good sacrifice, $125 cash; leaving eity. 19 ensh; moving by Sa Apt. 50, DE. 4370. after 5 pm Ity PIANOS at bsrgaip prices. Stenway uj right ebony case. $1%5: Stieft upright, Ii new $1G5: one Stiefl. slightiy used, & grand. ubed '$180: one grand $270: Knabe | upright. $50; Ives and Pond upright. fine condit.on, $70. Pianos for rent for all occasions: Musical instruments of all kinds taken in’exchange on piancs. Hugo Worch 1110 G. Est. 1879, BOATS. FOR SALE—Cabin 2 40-115 motor LT ‘.",‘.'h.flAn cruiser, 40-1t. mi‘u_nln Gl.“."‘lllfl Jb’ IF RUGS ized. Moth an chai Bros.. — SHAMPOOED, STERIL- fireproof storage. Minimum maximum satisfaction. Manoukian 32 Conn. ave., NO. 4866. PO. 3026 WHY We can do your work better at & reasonable price. Practical Contracting Company. Large Users of Building Materia Maintain Qur Own Equipment Employ Trained Mechanies On:: o Not Subcontract Work. A Guaranier Worth While Furnishea Trust _Only to Proven Reliability. 'N—TERMS AS LOW AS NOTHING, g)o MONTHLY ,..;’.:;mumr oatine Bine s forks Cheerfully. General Contracting Co., Inc., 983 N. Y. Ave. K.W. Dist. 5082-5086. ELTO-JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS, New ‘and Used—Service and Parf Southeast Bales Co., 1240 E DOGS, PETS, ETC. YOUR DOG given a sanitary bath: complete- Iy “eliminating fleas. and dried with electric drier. all for SI. Dr. Locke's Dog and Cat Hospital. 1422 Irving st. n.w. _CO. 05 TOY FOX TCRRIERS. mature around 54 bat ears. $4-37: othercute puppies. [$1035 PP Hotse Hebte Valley. Va | FOR “SALEEnalish Bulldos, 1% mont male: “price reasonable. inquire 2 | Nichols ave. s.e. ATlantle_0x>2-M WIRE-HAIRED Tnmmn -~ PUPPIES —T| wankiest little dogs in all the world; tered: * S15- 320435, " thelu ling l;o"nlu! $50-375-$100 up. ;gxm s EROn Gl