Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1933, Page 36

VARIETY PROGRAM 10 BE BROADCAST Fannie Brice and Olsen’s Orchestra Are Among Headliners. A variety program featuring Fannie Brice, comedienne, and George Olsen's Orchestra will be a highlight of the broadcast tonight by WRC and other N. B C. “red” metwork stations. he program is scheduled from 7 to - & 30 o'clock. Miss Brice will sing “My Bill.” The orchestra will contribute a nurgber of popular melodies, including “My Temptation,” “An Orchid to You” and “My Indoor, Outdoor Girl.” Ragtime Hits on Program. Two of America’s greatest ragtime hits, “Everybody’s Doin’ It, " and “When You Wore a Tulip,” are included in the Corn Cob Pipe Club. The program iginate in the new studios of ‘WRVA in Richmond, Va. Helen Corbin Heinl, Washington's celebrated concert pianist, will be the guest soloist on the program with the United States Marine Band over WMAL and associated N. B. C. “blue” network stations. - She Wfll play Liszt's “Hun- garian Fantasy.” ‘WMAL's other outstanding N. B. C. attractions include a concert by the Revellers Quartet and a broadcast on the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago which features a dramatic sketch based on the development of transportation. From its own studios, WMAL will ‘broadcast the weekly program of Radio Joe and his Budget Boys. Bobby Boken and Cecil Travis, two sensational young inflelders of the Washington base ball team, will be the guests on this pro- gram. 3 Concert by Pennsylvanians. Pred Waring's Pennsylvanians will present their' weekly program tonight over an augmented network of Colum- hia stations. WJSV will be a link in this chain, made up of 84 stations. The Pennsylvanians will play “Stormy ‘Weather,” “Turn on the Heat” and “Bunnyxlde Up.” The second act of “Yeomen of the Guard” wlxllu:npmenud durinx g ulx; opera gems from m Soloists with the orchestra will be Rhoda Arnold, soprano; Crane Calder, bass; Kinne, e, and Theo Karle, tenor. WJSV also will broadcast the pre- miere of the All-Star After-Dinner Club at 9:30. Starred in this program will be Marguerite Cromwell, Bob Trout, Strickland Gillilan and Rudy Schramm's Orchestra. DOG OWNERS WARNED TO OBTAIN MUZZLES Poundmaster Appeals Against Use of Single Strap Variety—Order in Effeet June 1. & g g5 e - ggzi B 988 5 : iy i 5, 35 i F i bist i k ] : % ] ; 5 g i g 85 § g & g g % oy K5 g i g3g el | R 8, R 3 RECITAL BY CHILDREN Drama and Dance to Be Presented at Roosevelt High School. Drama and dance will be presented in a children’s recital at the Roosevelt School at 8 p.m. Friday, under the joint direction of Mrs. Donna Tag- gart and Miss Jane Wilson and the auspices of the Roosevelt Community Center. Two plays will be presented by the Sock and Buskin Club and the tap dancing will be offered by the ta] classes of the Macfarland Junior Higl School. Major Radio Features DRAMA. The Goldbergs, WRC, 6:45; The Crime Club, WMAL, 7: Adventures of Sheriock Holmes, WMAL, 8:00. VARIETY. Radio Joe, WMAL, 6:30; Fannie Brice and George Olsen’s Orchestra, WR/ 9:00; Kate Smith, WJSV, 17 Burns and Allen, with Guy Lom- hurdol Royal Canadians, WJSV, : ‘Waring's Pennsylvanians, WJBV, 9:00. DANCE MUSIC. « Freddie Martin's Orchestra, WJSV, 10:30; Emory Daugherty's Orchestra, ‘WRC, 11:30; Ozzie Nelson's Orches- tra, WISV, 11:45. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. B:45—"“Today's News,” by Lowell Thomas—WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, ‘WLW, WRVA and KDKA. Today on 00—Drake University Concert. !lilh Spots. Dnfln( 4: IO—A.I-on Week's Orchestra. 4:45—"The Silver Anniversary of the Associacion. by George L. Gee. ee. 5:00—Richard Himber’s Orchestra. 5:15—Eventide Songflm 5:30—Health and Happi 5:45—Flashes from 'n:e l:venln' Star, by Howard P. Bailey. 6:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 6:15—Al Mitchell’s Orchestra. 6:30 to 7 P.M. Radio Joe and the Budget- Bunch present: BOB BOKEN and CECIL TRAVIS, Star Washington Infielders as Chief Cooks in “COOK'S NIGHT” Advt, 1:00—Crime Club. 7:30—Weather Forecast. 7:31—Shoreham Concert Orchestra. 7:45—Phil Cook. 8:00—Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 8:30—Federal Reporter. 8:35—United States Marine Band. 9:00—The Revelers' Qulflet 9:15—The True Detecti: 9:30—"The Story of 'n’lnlponlllon." dramatic sketch. \ 10:00—Late news. 10:15—The Poet Prinoce. 10:30—The Master Singers. 11:00—N. B. C. Program. 11:30—Bert Lown's Orchestra. 12:00—Weather f . Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Early risers’ program. 7:00a—WMAL Breakfast Club. 9:00a—Gene Stewart, organist. 9:30a—"Today's Children,” dnm-. 9:45a—High spots. 101 oon—smlmg Strings. 10:15a—“Truth in Adverflbuu, by 12 oom—wen.her rzporu 12:05—Words and' music. 12:15—Concert Ensemble. 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. erty’s Orchestra. md Elste ucombe. ‘Beloit Universities. 2:45—Songs by Hnflpy Jack. 3:00—Elmnurst College Glee Club. 3:30—Southeastern revue. 4:00—Concert Favorites. 4:15—Dick Daring. 4:30—Anson Weeks’ Orchestra. 4:45—Claire Borjes, contralto. 5:00—“Rod and Stream,” by Perry Miller. 5:15—Bert Lown’s Orchestra. 5:30—Health and Happiness. G the Radio 4Au mm«mmmswnm uu-nwmtu P without motice. | 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 9:30—Shore! 10:00—Last-minute news. 10:02—Meyer Davis’ Orchestra. 10:15—In a poet’s study. 10:30—McWilliams' Band. 11:00—Ralph Kirbery. 11:05—Ivan spmofl 's Orchestra. 11:30 to 12:00—Emory Daugherty’s Or- chestra. Early’ Program Tomorrow: 6:30a—Tower Health Exercises. 7:00a—Richard Liebert, organist. 7:30a—Morning Glee Club. 7:45a—Harding Sisters, piano duo. 00a—Morning Devotions. —Cheerio. 8:45a—Florenda Trio. 9:00a—Mystery Chef. 9:15a—Morning Parade. 9:30a—Fashion News. 9:35a—Morning Parade. 10:15a—Radio Houschold Institute. 10:30a—United States Navy Band. 11:00a—Johnny Marvin, tenor. 11:15a—Timely Garden Suggestions by | W. R. Beattie. ll 30a—On Wings of Song. 12:00m—Palais D'Or Orchestra. 12 SO—Popullr Varieties. 0—Luncheon music. l :30—Claire Wilson and Grant Allen WISV 254 Mete 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Claud Hopkins’ Orchestra. 3: SO—JICK Brooks. 5:00—Col Miniatures. 5 IB——DICK ll'lnlfllld‘l Orchutn. 5 CS—JM Bill. 6:00—“Keeping Up With Events,” by Robert W. Horton. 6: ls—Advenbum of Jimmy Allen. 6:30-6:45 P.M. Advt, TYDOL JUBILEE Peaturing New York's Famous Dolph Martin’s Orchestra and TRAVELERS’ QUARTET Presented by the Makers of Tydol Gasoline and Veedol Motor, ofl Program Every Mon. Wed. and Fri. 45—Boake 'I oo—votce of hpefl!nu. Canadi 9:00—Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians. 9:30—All sgur After Dinner Club. :00—Eddie 11:30—Globe Trotter. 11:45 to 12:00—Ozzle Nelson and his , orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Elder Michaux. 7:30a—The Sun Dial. 8:30a—Health talk. 8:45a—Little Jack Little. 9:00a—Blill and Oln(!r 12:00m—Columbia Miniatures. 12 ls—Hll'Dl.d Knight l'gchum : Forge 2:30—Frank Westphal's Orchestra. 3:00—United States Army Band. 3:45—Trade revival 4:00—Virginia News. 4:05—George Hall's 4:15—Ethel Hayden and Arthur Lang. 4:30—Warren Sweeney, pianist. 5:00—Columbia Miniatures. 5:15—Ozzie Nelson’s Orchestra. 65:30—Skippy. WRC il 3:00—Pop Concert. 3:30—Texas Cowgirl. 3:45—Charis Musical Review. 4:00—Al Bernard, minstrel. 4:15—Austin smm( playwright. 4:30—Winnie the Pooh, drama. 4:45—Melodic Wandering. 5:00—Public uhnry Book Reviews, by Mathilde D. Wi 5:15—Aunt Sue and Polly. 5:30—"Back of the News in Washing- ton,” by wfllhm Hard. 5:45—Base ball 5:50—Musical Xnterlude 6:00—Black and Blue. 6:15—Musical Interlude. | 6:30—Wardman Concert Orchestra. 6:45—The Goldbergs. 7:00—Fannie Brice. 7:30—Donald Novis. FIRST NIGHT TONIGHT! Washi.nqion. favorites -on the alr for Borden's Fine Cheeses *&flcflndd!lflm *quuflh&onvnl % The Shamnon Sisters ¢ Jimmie Wilkinson % Bob Trowt ¥ Rudolph Schramm’s Orchestra BORDEN ALL-STAR AFTER DINNER CLUB 9:30 p.M—sTATION W]SV 2:00—Health talk by Dr. Copelan 2:05—Three Scamps. 2:15—Pigno Pals. 2:30—Woman's Radio Revue. 3:00—Headlines in Song. 3:15—Kathleen Stewart, pianist. 3:30—Jane Pickens, soprano. 38:45—The Lady Next Door. ‘:00—“Whlt,WDmen Require of Civili- Paintings by Alice in Many Hutchins 4:45—Genia Fonariova, soprano. 5:00—Waldor{-Astoria_Orchestra. 5:15—Aunt Sue and Polly. 5:30—Afternoon Varieties. 228.9 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:00—Walter Réed program. 3:30—Variety Hour. 3:55—The Book Man. 4:00—Salon Musicale. ( 30—Louis Rothschild, director Better Business Bureau. 415—vu:wr Herbert Reminiscences. 0_—-Something for Every One. 5. 82Base ball scores. 6:00—Watch Tower of Scouting. 6:15—Today in Sports. 6:29—Weather forecast. 6:30—Theatrical Revue. 6:45—All String Quartet. 7:00—Opera concert, ; :20—News flashes. 8:15—Voice of Maurice Gunsky. 8:30 to 9:00—WOL Varieties. Early Program Tomorrow. ‘7:08a—Musical Clock. 0 55a—Police Bulletins. 10:00a—Nell Paxton, organist. 10:30a—Band Concert. 11:00a—Tango Argentina. 11:15a—Piano Plctures 11:30a—8o0! Love. 11:458—Wi Osbomea Orchestra. ll 59a—Weather repm't 2:00m—Luncheon mi 12 30 to 1: W—va-l prlu] Request Program. 3:00—Variety Hour. 3:55—The Book Man. 4:00-—Forget-Me-Nots. 4:30—"“Contract Bridge” by Mrs. PFrank Guest. 4:45—Catherine Deale, pianist. 5:00—Something for Every One. The Dial Log. Stations Heard In Washington Regularly. RADIO TROUBLE? Call Columbia 2784 I will test your radio and give you an estimate on any needed repairs ABSOLUTELY FREE Why pay $1.00 or more for this service when you can have an expert render it free of charge? Rates oh repairs very reasonable. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Stephen B. Clements, Jr. Certified Radio-trician 4021 Sth Street N.W. EXCU Dertisations LOw Rowsd Trip Fore 'STAR,” WASHINGTO BEER LICENSES APPLICATIONS READY First Schedules Are Forwarded to Police for Final Check-up. The District Beverage Permits Board has forwarded to the metropolitan police the first batch of applications |2 for permanent licenses to sell 3.2 per cent beer here for a final check of applicants before the board acts on the licenses. There were about 50 ap- plications in the group. The board, headed by Vernon E. ‘West, assistant corporation counsel, ex- | Ga. pects to issue the first licenses, to re- place the temporary permits under |33, whith the beverage now is being sold |G in the District, some time next week. As soon as the police of various pre- cincts have completed reports on the |1 first group of permanent license ap- plications, others will be forwarded to them. The board already has checked financial, zoning and character refer- ence matters in statements of the first 50_blanks. The board at its session Monday afternoon issued about 100 addnlanul temporary permits, bringing the total to date to about 2,000. for any EMERGENCY or other helpful purpose You may obtain a loan of $300 or less on our monthly repay- ment plan. The service is dig- nified, economical and courte- ous. All transactions completed in one day. Phone—Shepherd 2854 Maryland Personal Bankers 8405 Georgia Ave Silver Spring, Md MONEY 1O BALANCE YOUR < BUDGET Let us loan you $300 or less to consolidate your bills. Repay- able in small monthly install- ments in proportion to your in- come. Our plan is confidential and ceurteous. We give one day’s service. Phone Decatur 1240 PEOPLES PERSONAL BANKERS, INC. 3308 Rhode Island Avenue Mt Rainier, Md - Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices Pnarmacy. u.\l 158 R0l Glgarand Masasine Lore. 708 an su.—Kenner's Pharmass. 5th d Que l:fl'&vm Ldawmhumco. 401 onaugh’ 14th st. and oomm ln.—O'Dmnlfll lug")?a'gt Pleasant st.—Mount Pleasant and News i LS orn. Park_Pharmacy. MY ave -—la- nitary Pharmacy. i8¢ aud i"ats.—Duncan's Pharma 1 A St Goidenbers's (ime cler di ‘Lincoln Drus Ml‘l 1 4,0,y -sTinln Do 2 o= e U l:d Ub:hllr n"—reworm Phar- r st.—Monck’s Pharmacy. ur st b rightwood . and Kennedy st.—Lamprin's Phar- ve—Bherman Ave. Pharmacy. cy. wwmm 5 rth st sand R. I ave.—Parkers .—J. Louts Krick. s ‘s Pharmacy. 1 S 01 stand. sog Conn. ave.—Higger's Community Drus Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st—Harry C. aft, 4231 Wisconsin ave.—Morgan Bros.’ Phar- m acy. Takoma Park. 359 Cedar st.—Mattingly Bros.’ Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. macy. 20th and R. L ave—Collins' Pharmacy. Woodridge. 3500 12th st.—Brookland Pharmaty—Brook- and. 4th and R. L ave—John G. Biggs' Phar- Store. Pharmacy. ey’s ‘Anacostis—Healy's’ Drug “};‘,‘, "ind Fast Capitol sts—Lincoln Park 2204 "Miihesots ave—8loan's Drug Store STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. All advertisements for The Evening Star must be in r office or one of The Star branch offices hy 11 pm. the DAY RE ISSUE. with the following excep- Vet and Pound. Deatn, Notices. Advertise, under the above classifica- yions’ will be”accepted at The Star office; juih and Pa. ave. untl 13 noon. du issue, excent Saturdays snd Le v when the closing timi 3o m Al vertisements for The Sunday Star jmust b The Star office PReat “braneh ny of The offices by 4:30 pam. Baturday. CASH DER is required for all advertisements from transient advertisers. LOCAL RATES. $-line mintmum. 1 time, 20c per 1 8c_pei 7 times’ consecuuively. 17 per Advertisoments under. Fersonai 3¢ per Nne additional. RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILE RADIUS OF ASHINGTON. 4-line ninlmum 1time. 25c per line. times.” 33¢ per lint times, 2lc per 30 times or more consecutively. 20c per lne. adiivertisements undér Personal, 3¢ per line Transient elassified advertisements for the Baltimore Sun and the New York Times wil be received over the Bnnneu Counter The Star at regular rates. # | LADIES—$10. sion for _taking ave. n.w., and 10 a'm. only. ‘posit Beleeen s B e LINEN SALESMAN. An excellent position in a - | high-class store for a young man of character who has sold linens. Address Box 7-J, Star office. 'OMAN, _colored. T tim preferred nx uun ”‘ & oisn. m as cOOK; ex- Cortaae lg:‘ :r ity reference: stay ATlantic Desienced, ts. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. white. for_general housework ing; must be able to stay pights. Sox_314-K, Star office SALESMEN, exverienced, wanted. Avply Room 305. 1331 G st. WOMAN, white, nnllle. “Wants position a8 rooming-house child' any pisce 17 L he. _Disiriet mnn reliatle and_experie acnr NOTk of any kin “Etta ‘Timbe eriake WOMAN. colored, general ‘housewor! Florida _ave. day's 'ork or best references. . 1034 INSTRUCTION COURSES DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY BY REFINED, patient instructors; D. C. Md. or Va. per- mits_procured:_white, _WI._4066: GREGG | AND “PITMAN ~SHORTHAND — rivate lessons: beginners, review. dicta- thom: In}e‘nl ive training for better positions. WOMER. colored, 2. compétent, experienced, One for. Bart-iime WOEk wad Giner as Jaun: dress; references. POtomac 5184. 25° MOTOR TRAVEL. "3% WILLYS SEDAN, LEAVINC for Chicago: accominodate o asas Tel- erences. NOrth 8 . ¥ | work. SATISFIES, woBfakes adjusted. relined, ~material snd spship gusranteed 15 please AUTO BRAKE \I‘,RVICE CO., xperience: dle Setter; prl Seabrook. G M MA’ pillows reno.: best prices L DNt os. S10 I.n u e s 087, ":'8"14{.&‘&5, e T S BEDDING RENOVATED. AMERICAN BEDDING CO. __4th and s sl NTER, 1 fences built.” concreie. work. | Beintag, 1 Talor st. n.w. AD Resmwsbhrnns — General repairing. cabinet- tecaSomn Welsmaller, 115" “"E“ i . 17 n.¥. DE. 0760. RDS—A in_school 2 T D ot e Txinihe ™ placed 250 week: later replaced $150 mo.; n- T 5 months night school. placed $1.500 hool 2:3 days. without pre- y. blaced $25 5 New and re- view pnvsu secretarial and junior account- 2.9 months. Positions Inquire “Rew Classes forming, 340, usiness University. t AC'I'U I NOW. Pireman exam. Special instruction for this exam, The ‘g J Service Preparatory School, AMOUS \MB l HONOUR SYSTEM BEAUTY CULTURE. for the South's better hair- The standard dressers since 1918. _Taught only at | MABELLE HONOUR SCROOL. In Waghington's Original. Largest, Besi Equ 818 14th St. N.W. . 77" = L E_FOI Salary. $1.900. THE PARATOR AN Vi, smvxcl PRE- Y BCHOOL. ME. 6337. 319 Fn.w. ASSISTANT MANAGER, cosmetics, capabie of contacting public; permanent connection able woman. Mr. Bellow, Annapolis BEAU around o {UTY PARLOR Dot ner Naver: permannt posttion fl'lou nw. 26° DRIVING TO OIT Chevrolet sedan; accommodate _lady .gmemn references. Nom. 0200. Uis, a| CHAIR CANE[NG—’W‘" Mgl 0 stering. Armstrong. BALT LAKE Ci Bfllton Atlanta; sedans l.l‘ml dl‘}f Te- sponsible parties: ':al‘;nexyvenul. 932 P St.. Next to Metrop ropoliten ATLANTA MUAMT CRIDA sedans lesving Thufs. Fri: LOGAN HOTEL TRAVEL B :nm"’&“‘ Electric C FLOOR W a loors made like Dew: prices r ble:” work _ gusranteed W. C. Duton. 4 27 am st_n.w. C LEAVING MAY 26 FOR JOH returning May 30, can take ; Call ADams FLOORS sc ed nmsh Aoiorican sanding machines renged Daperine, painting, [ prices. _Jordan. LI Chici heap, BUREXC, 19T Bl BUSINESS orron'mms. FLOOR WORK OF expert white mechanics: suaranteed, ve . Anderson & Cover. Greens rwon WORK, every_descrip guar.; also sandb Achine rented L 0s% ine rented. ALL Channing st. $25 onth. Call_after 5 o'c per GAS 'rA’nou o Bumps, 3376 | GLAZ Pme —Glass put in, B0c_ pius cost of auick tervice: also window ‘ropes Al 1o job- too. Small: n-muu note. HARDWARE STORE. on n:orou.nnn. ex- cellent location, wonderful future; sacrifice price; low rent. Cull between § s.m, and 6 p.m. 6709 Wisconsin sus GAs street, STATION and_accessori u aod pusitess: mised seation: Baly fr!“nnw 5 Address Box 220-J, Star office. 2 $1.300. ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once. will pay cash. _Address Box 246-J, Star office. PROPFITABLE RESTAURANT. in pxomnem Summer colony: large dining room, 6 00; terms. Chas. P Lee, ith, 8t. ' TOR—Must be all: BEAUTY OPERA’ T gperator. Apply POtomac Beauty 8hop. GIRL. 'hl!t to do housework and -tn Dights; $20_month. _1790_T st. HOUSEKEEPER. white, full chai of three: room and board. $30 month. al 4. for_appointment. who can_sew small wages to GE. ’ngO Ieined. io work by ap Bointiment. Bifing. sursicas & Pets Vil e taught. Address Box 260, St LADY, well educa 0 assist in p Jicity " work: ~good _opportunity for Tight Thursday, Miss Rowe, Room n. oders tor ot -hogsenold Advancement. ~ Apply Thurs. Roo 90 n. necessities. m.. 916 G st n_department wnu full particu- 3. Star_office. lefls—o!xperlennd omy need spoly. Premier Cleaners and Dvers, rear 633 and shirt finigher, ex- RT OPERATOR perienced. Apply Old Colony Laundry, 6820 on commission -3 Star office. Hoa A B t fiion. maner jon. 'lfl'l-‘- l!ll' = alary, and_commis- | e of the best stores in lease at low Investigation will reveal exceptional opportunity. Phone between and 5. Wainut 8869. BEAUTY SHOPPE_Lerse community 1o draw, from: " no o the city. Dnnvx Bt Barealt rice: tmusmal ooporignity sel a a) unity, ress U59h, Star office. - 3 'NEWSSTAND, lobbv large SRR arew BT a?gfl' djacent hotels; _equipped: ; _selling beer; Box 211-J. Star office. cxcmns. town hotel; s: price, W. R. Marshall. 929 N. Y. TAILOR SHOP e us reasonable price. | ecERE propoiton Tor s clew 0t pro | Soung maz, How % Eontan"route n ‘either nort! Sast section. Teoly state territory snd smount of "m: huriness. _Address Box sx office. | ROOMING HOUSE. m tcms. goad furniture nt $000 De Shazo. 1130 14th n.w. VALET sl-lop—mnm the best money rs:kn‘ In city See us {mmediately. R. M. uulbulhtd 35 905 4% ! w. have an n-cut az0. 1130 14th RESTAURANT for sale doing paood busi- ness. Must sell at once. 481 Pa. ave n.w. l!ll.! DOMESTIC. COUPLE, first-class, white. for and housework. Do ngt apply i unoss exberteneed | O Ve st refere: rite details, Box dericksburs. 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 | m! The Star will be delivered to adver- tisers on_presentation of the box number ticket, —_— HELP—MEN. CANVASSERS —Brand-new _item: bie: selling 50c deal: sample !lr!ele ‘Avp] Tast ter xmumn BOY, white, with bicycle; at once. See Mr. avi 1325 P st. n. ENERAL HOUSEWORKER: and hore CONimbia, 4808. board. $5 week ‘strong L GIRL, for general housework, experienced with chilcren; room, board and $20 month. Call_EMerson 5464 MAD, for family of fwe, nnrh{ subibs: ust experienced laundress: Eive complete fbes wnd salary expected. Address Star_office. WIDOW AND DAUGHTER. or 2 _sister: white. for general housework and nursin live on premises: state gualifications and erences.Address Box 208. IMPIA)YMEN’I‘ AGINCI!!. cooks, noumomn Gav, week. month; Teterences Poseworkers: auv, week. X Feterences restigated. DE. 3551. 1!31 llfih l‘,”! IADIES” SHOE SALESMEN: steady wor siso salesmen for afternoon and all day Sa Barbara, Stone, 1115 F MAN for”outside work in . service sales de- tion: must be am ve fai B30 National Press NEW YORK RADIO MYSTERY MAN NOW COMES TO YOU Nobody knows his name—but thou- nds tell him their secrets! They s friendly, helpful, sympathetic ad- vice on intimate questions of Love —of Happiness—of Health. What power does he have which could bring the biggest flood of letters of any projram on the big eastern sta- tion vapere he has been appearing— what power could make seven thou- sand jam the streets outside Mecca Hall in New York where he made a personal appearance? Hear for your- self, on a nation-wide broadcast. Trne in station WISV, at 10 AM. (E. S. T.) Monday through Friday and / o’clock Wednesday evenings and hear FARE RSIONS Dates oud particalors Sunday, May 28 PHILADELPHIA $3.00 L. Wb 7.5 am. and *11.30 am. Chester $3.00 ATLANTIC ary $3.00 Al xpln. ’l'nn Leaving Ssturdays, 51050 ull $11.50. flfluMqSfl.fiflfiSulfl Wilmington $2.75 Memorial Day, May 30 Ly. Wash. 1.5 a.m. and *11:30 am. (*Does not stop at Chester) Memorial Day, May 30 Lv. Wash, 615 em. ing Fridays, $17.15 and $19.90 Day Tour over Memorisl Day, F o 90, according to hotel selected. B Sshingron 100 p. . ] PITTSBURGH BALTIMORE $3.00 $6.00 CINCINNATI $11.00 $1.25 S5n, $1.50%5 G Cumberland $2.00 Martinsburg $1.50 Harpers Ferry Sunday, May 28 Lv. Wash. 1201 a.m. Saturday, May 27 Lv. Wash. 6.30 p.m. SUNDAY, MAY 28. Lv. Washington 8.25 am. WEEK-END RAIL-WATER EXCURSION s‘ 50 10 Nawon—nu. RIVER BOSTON Lv. Washington, l-wi-v. June 3, 11:30 am. ALSO LOW WEEK-END Ge Friday soon t» Suadey seon. ALL POINTS FARES TO FuMh,MAM.rMDmm M. mg, hot under 35, mor over 45, with necunn ahility. poed edusetion, cotlege pro Tereg ing personality’ must have exbericace. & commercial or financial. to active contact with the public. 1f quali- fled, ‘write, stating age. married or single. edu to ai of for: o “vonid Gescribe. pous- Kality. penen-my and financial requiremen ‘We are only interested in & man at present erploved in a responsible position or unem- Blored for reasons bevond his control, nin the nent. opportunities for future advancement gaceilent. Al reples confidenti ddress no Star_office. w work with dealer sellin Te- !rll‘!l’llan ‘washing machine: telenhone number. _Address Box 392-J. office. MAN for outside work in service sales de- partment of large _corporation. ambitious, neat appes nd_ have ' fair education. Apply 979 National ess_ Bl ) MAN, you Tienced in collectfon; must have’ motor cycle. Address Box 53-J, Star o MEAT CUTTER, experienced, with sbility to Vark with the best trade In the city; must have excellent references regarding ability isconsin ave. 7 pm.. 5107 Conn ave. after Must be ! fl4 In busiest market 1 ‘unum' u‘r 886, between 6 ane ROOMING- BOARDING HOUSE. Rhode Tsiand at 10u; 17 rooms. & beths, gar.; Tent, $100: wn, $7 T ELLIS, 908 10th St N.W* CAFE_BEER. Excellent downtown location: very low rent: money maker. See 1424 K st. n.w. ROOMING-BOARDING_HOUSE, near Shore- ham Hotel: ummm. 3 baths; incame about FU'L. ELLIS, 908 10th St. N.W A e beer etnse it | Becors 8 call_for free esti: GUAR HOME I\(PROVE\{ENTS Reliable. Responsible. _ Reasonable. FREE. ProuBNG CEMENTING SRRoairs ot Any Descrticn, PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $5 MONTHLY. Lmn{ ann—up to 3 Yurl %o Pay, NATIONAL HEATING & L CONTRACTING COMPANY. \l STREET N. . nii’i;o m com'xm et the benehe of Jow brices Row Bre ing in every home improvement branch. tors, Inc., 1000 9t st. politan 0854, HOUSE PAINTING o Job Too Aamally WOFE KusTantocd: ATIAntIC 8780, HOUSE PAINTING: PAPERING ROOM. $5. lastering; remodeling; repairs. Quick serv- ce. X Decorators. - Builders. ltn):l estimates. HOME IMPROVEMENTS. e =Siablished mu Ctpamsaring: unun ring, plumb- 1na Toaiiae, FooBne: &l seneral bome - Provements for the next-50 days at excep- tionally low prices. Take advantage of tl lowest prices on construction work that we have been sble to offer in years, k guaranteed; terms. White, skilled ml:l 7th st. n.w. na. 273, AD Tian “i' Por neat, clean work at reasonable o rATING O TN, 3541 14th St. N.W. Al Work Guaranteed. PAPERING Roome. 3%, uw: o Roy_White, LI aam % nies AT 36 hail, $205 PAPERING. & 2-81 'l:‘nmm acerme -3"4 mechanic; aiso piase b hifl, 150 Webl’en o . 3-STORY HALL. h, Call sny S S pa s Do et Whlte, paners: whotess ME 9 #‘28: PAPERING AND PAINTING, $4_up: work guaranteed. " Relisble, prompt. 2403 14th st.n.w. CO. 8733, _Rellable Decorating Co. PAPERHANGING—Fooms pal ate fur. work guarant * ee, 2120 18th St nows ADL: 5. DE. $140; STOREKEEPERS— IF YOU NEED MONEY SEE US. AT LR BIET o' BN 1406 G PAPERHANGING SPECIAL — Average size rooms, scraped dry, cracks filed. with any paper in our 1033 i;oox k. 39 5o more; 1 do my own work; guara ADams 0522 %"fi:. swx" mc':E: s hrat: teri; bm‘.l o e al 25% LW, fDOMESTIC Dieptur 2410, 1057 1ath Furnishes cooks. g.h.w. Waitresses for sea- Shore. ‘day workers, coubles, —chaufteurs service free. __ SITUATIONS—MEN. A%flf{‘ NT. t; opened: closed, enAt‘ llldll;im;lo. m!k;lfl'd 34.1 3 BOY, Dboary 10."wants to work for room Wnd y kind of work; would like to learn . lunch room. 2817 14th st. BOY, colored. 20, from the country. experi- eosed in carpentty and cabineimaking, Cat nd chs do_some nnhol]aterln' ir canini and_ }nnay laroma ‘ine T RSt omee: OUNG "MAN. —colored, ~desires work s Sounsr, houseman. porter. etc.: reference. ATlantic 1929-J. _SITUATIONS—WOME BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER desires any part time ary or permanent_office ork: ex. years' exp. Miss e) AD._4356. GARDENER _ expert, man; white: mar; Teferences. © Address Box 311 ON OR MOTH) young lady who speaks surroundings _mor, d trgn large salary. Address Box 206-J, Star GENTLEWOMA? perience, _destres Address Box LADY. white, fhln .:-mx N, middle-aged, nursing ex- position a5 housekgepe Star_office. i exrexknc-d in houu'or cither tull or part MEN—8ell auto service books, $30 service absolutely free: $10 dally "possible. 305 Wood- uilds ycu want to settle A Nou 1255 of ‘heine 1614 ol OF e It you are clean-cut, neat appes: f Rablished ‘Toutes 868—and are worth B ol before noon, ner_Ga. 554.1 T ave PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER for Home P vement Go 813 week: state experl- ence. _Address Box 199-J. Star a-ros‘v}:l' e hoE. FASY. EXPER BALARY TO % START. ADDRESS BOX 220 Luu.nl: loulharn territory;_commission basis: lager beer, ales. Dorter. Ouall or write Sevcent" Beverase Go. 2301 N. American st.. Phila.. Pa. SALESMAN—I{ you are high-grade, permanent connection portunity o ‘esrn from 815 Trterested wit l).l OD- 'i" up, see LADY, refined, up-hlz. exnerlencedl, flulul position as companion; would travel and Miss Susie Godwin, NEWSPAPER VOMAN, with 17 years experl- ence on two large new: iting s Dersonal. oivie, Teligious. fratern general news and features, woul nection with Washington ' pape: rences from former employers 96, Newport News. V: PR.AL‘X’XOAL NURSE, OOHFAH‘I ears’ experience in sick room. Highest re! n-neec {rom _ paysiciats md pm-nt ‘Excellent keeper: irce to ty. Teb- e S Beniur 5037, “205 Mase. ave, , AW PRACTICAL NURSE, year hospital training, at in one place: wil Nonn 8508-J. " law and sge 27 TRRic ex take min\l ite. seneral siero STNOSRAPHER. Dertence: graduate” of Qemtral type 60 &ictation g ADams_1208. PIST. take accept $12 with _general average dictation moonm clerical _experience. e i fast, “accurately; n"no Apt. ny day at 10 a.m. or Mumfl!l ‘wholl proposition: _shot or_part time: splendid uld ‘appesl. to" Government emploves, samples carrled ‘in_vest ket, needs sitively no Tpetition: ientious’ effort will earn 0_every hour worked. High-type men may call on Major Rider, Greystone Apt., all vmk between 7 p.m. w p.m. SALESMI lN 0 permanent position an 1%t Work g Ford sulesmen, tr mpomunn Drovided. | Washington Motor j, GLyotal Springs sve. and Marlboro pike, S ca $1 wm YPIST, DookNesoine: colleke ieation: Ba general office exp.; $18 per week. ing_ $433. STENOGRAPHER- TET —Take ranid, dic- tation lccnrlul!. Also perienced _ in bookkee Dl’ll nm‘l general oflc- 'ol’l POtomac_5314. o WHITE settled. :o:a ree hours' wor clean, furnished Yoo! Star office. SELL KI AY MAGIC SHOE Sk SSsarborou ougp Distributor. ment ave., Room 219, SERVICE SALESMAN, slon. to- aolielt_auto, repalr. wor ! for Inree For Srnced " Give ‘detals ‘Of experience in repiy. Star office. DRESSING. 1010, Ver- d. Address Bo; SEVERAL AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN W, TO O NATIONALLY KNOWN SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. GOOK. goneral ho hcuuworx, oo holg:) nishts. 1445 COOK, colored, nnu ook pay; A-l reference: n_leave elu ropolitan lot nis ork mure- here 1w o ights. COUNTRY G & Foren «uo-.r GENERAL HOUSEWORK. or Iyundry work at home; bess eity Felorence. Phone North Tlu. o_weneral bousework: g.u nunu‘ ity references. Call DEcatur a5 maid or part ** ME. 5809 Ask_for ll attie. Gnu.. colored, wants work, e dey'a work: references. be | estab.; nea; 7 | meg Price. $0.000; nduud to BEnt: 4350 pandies: i, o B PR ook Gt Nw.+ $2 Eithaers i Washington since 1805 stucco, cement work: remn tches. $1.50' up; no 25, oo lares Mathis Beos.. AD. able: pa or_small. ROOMING HOUQES < mqy No. L : %% Gormerly %m 13r 1.55:1‘ 1;:&' only $300 Tovely rooms, nicely furnish Central downtown, 31l lled, t S100. ducer. 4 baths income pre rea1 Proacing location. 10 lonl itadiished. Income mow_over ontb. ~Rent only $66. Price, $600. Tequired: 2-car e. 2nn‘ 200 4 8. Supreme Gourt. (New 2 fooms. 3 Bathe. Just s lovely place g people. | Special o price af’ $1450. - $608 reqw oy B MR. FOWLER, 506 P St. N.W. ME. 6308._* ROOMING HOUSE KING. We sell more rooming houses than any broker in city. Why? Because we have most gf, the best paring piaces in the city. ¥ L. ELLIS, 908 10th St. N.W.* GOOD BUYS. GROCERY (no competition): rent, $75; $400 weekly: short hours: $3,800: terms. DRUG STORE. northwest curner lease: price, $4,000; easy terms. A5 STATION, 7 ‘pumps. ‘il kinds: price reduced from $1.500 1o S8 pt. house; wkly. - ROOM_in se; recoate S0, XDiner Snld): Drice: $4:000; terms arranged. r Conn. ave: for- $3.500. dnlnl $1,000 well Y, on’ Con: weekiy; short hours: $6. 605 termi N RO o 81/200; seasy, tarms. AINT BH 2,500. $1,000: terms: rooms: COReECORERY iow Srice: m;eyrm. CAPITAL ADJUSTING FINANCE _0O., BROKERS, ms LEADING BU! LASTERING, patch » work done relwnlb.l 3 ceilings, PL ara: Brmith, 705 13th se. L1 5501 teed. F. 1, LI 9356. 24' of plastering, stucco, Craitex, REPAIRING cement, chimnera. lesky basemente, roof p-inwd, Minnick, ME. 2846. cnlANm SHAMPOOED, rrnm.- lua L Moth and fireproof storage. Minimum et s Manotkien Bma 1332 Conn. ave.. NO. 4866, PO. 3026. [OLSTERING, slip_covers, cushions, re= pairing. _lacauering by spray; frst-class work. GE. 3646. F. J. Garland. WHY ‘We can do nnrm:m‘k better at & Practical Copiracting Compan: Large Users of Bulldmg Materials. our Equipment. Eiiplos ramed Mechasics OBi. Do Not Subcontract Work. A Guarantee Worth While ed. Tras Ougy %o Proven mmwuy. $5 \IO\ THLY ur Own Tramed Crews Do the Work, Paigtine. Plumbing. Keating, Pape Dering, Car. Dentering, Roofing. szentlnl Plastering, Weatherstripping, rical Work, nuxes. ete Free Estimates Given Cheerfully. General Contractmg Co., Inc., Dist. 5082-5085. DDING _MA $30.50; Barrett, Dalton, $32. cludes » new machine suarsitee vecial this weck, United Trpe & Add, Mach. Cos 1223 N. ve. NA. 550! AWNINGS—I hne 1 small. porch synings: practically new very reasonable. 8615, BAR EQUIPMENTChairs. _tables, cash registers, refrigerators, counters, Tanges. showcases, fans. mixers. etc.; complete res- taurant, bakery and store equipment; office furniture. "fles. addine machines, safes, etc, Priced to sell. Edsar Inc, 914 E st. n.w. Table, BED-DAVENPORT, dropleal easy ghairs. student’s desk, gateles. bureau, vamity; Slireat ‘vase, electric 1amps. 1426 CoL BED ROOM SUITE. beautiful mmanny. three pieces: also Hudson sedan, cot al dmon Telephone COlumbia_2156-W. DIET. NATL BANK BLDG. . ME. 4813. ROO\‘[I\G HOUSE OWNERS. We have plenty people wanting to buy your rooming business No charses in ad- e aQuick_action. L. ELLIS, '90810th St. N Wt PERSONAL. The rate under i3 cents per i lumfiw moneysaving "o e viae ot “ERer c DS AT REAL Fit and_satisfaction ly r . Peo- Tth st. n.w.. and WORN TS: Jour’ Siraws and . e, ZouX peste sizaws it s, .un Ln e 965 NEW—HATS REM( ekd. zmm iocked, 5100 o 83.50; !bcrml.. Apt. 506, 15th and L n.w. 0521. SHORE CAMF FOR GIRLS 0 7O minutes from D. Suibaes; athe s handeral! individes] atiention; yea- sonable. GE. 1472. new l_n. DAVENPORT and chalr. Call STRD. Saa1ey, BICYCLES Rollfast ana other Bish-grade wheels, Hazelton Blcycle & Co- 424 w.h BOGKS. up Fms BROWSE PR S BiG BOOR SHOE. 538 '3 st. n:w.. no branch_store. BRICKS., LUMBER AND MISCELLANEOUS bullding + mm;uu H. Herfurth, Jr. Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS—Wrecking two solid city hlocn. Femporaty Frame War Build- . just below Penna. ave. “Southwest Branch. Gt d hear our Large guantities and bargain prices on framing lumber, maple and pine floorivg. Windows and doors complete, electric. cond and water pipe. all sizes: hotwater tion: _partitions. screens, toilets, lavatories, water coolers and ventilators. All in excel- Come dircct to the job office 2 blocks oelow Penha. ave. and ask for Mr. Ney. HECHINGER CO.. HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. JExtfaordinay gale of i N ational REG! d ington heard of - betore or. ‘terms, gusranteed: I Sxcelfent condition. The Na- [ ister Co. 1208 H st. Phone National 1976, CASH REGISTERS (7). Remington., | slightly used; very cheap. Express Lunch, 901 “nd STy HONT 1o Amish senool. i Relper. * Address Box 73-K. Star office. = FLOOD'S PRIVATE KINDI nwurrn! and School of Dancing. 1322 Mass. ave. n. for children 3 and over: hours, 8:30 to 8:30. MAN wanted, uumnc- ishire n.w. e g‘l-}tdl. colored, Southern, wishes dob ot 3?1’. OSTEOPATH WILL G Yastmancs Summer at reduced uivz.' YOUNG MAN, Tonel orangeade and venalnx truck; 35% com- mission. 3108 17th ! 3't0 5 pm. To_drive and tend cmu. work, D‘l’l‘fil wokln e e Oall reference. wants gener, mn VVAI\TIZD een 30 and 45, to cmga o Tast t srowing sales vlnlumm. 1 commissions. gton- l!n Address Bax 396-J. !tlr office. WANTED AT ONCE, two live- wire salesmen, for the washing | & machine department. Apply Em- ployment Office, The Hecht Co., between 9:15 and 10 a.m., 628 F st BN s GIRL. colored. from’ vngnm, wiahes nn- eul housework. . h?d. liable. best city T mm- worl nu ehter ™ Call DL, BO10. & Sotaee: “good reference: e Bome" night: ¥, d ll !MB ” 'AND COOKING: colored girl; B rereronce. c-u AD. mn by reliable ERTeE woman, 35 da MG vou o, ‘uv b A C g M an EXCL! e time; or part a!“‘ OME FOR GONVALESCENTS, Wiy Tuenished: Tdeh Jocation: diett: tendance: $50 "“"’fi“" s SCHOOL | O/ REGISTERS lowes! prices, eiarantecd Edgar_Baum. Inc.. 9. 4 I st n.w. CHAIRS, tables. wall and floor c: Caniongas. ranuce. retrigerator cases,’ ba opens, electric mixers, ~dishowashing ma- sinks, coflee urns. e Fix- RS0 id Dt st mw. ‘Nab, 7108, pproximately 20,000 cubic yards of ?mm- hauling sway. Call Hillside Dovol-! . electric. Reed: geod con= dition; sacrifice. 1533 Wisconsin -ng i W, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Prigid- alre, ‘first-class condition: YrgAln fof Cash: Avex Elec. Co., 7th and Que sts. n.w. Open Nenines. P““ ant Tew and used: very e Seen at 3910 Windom pl B.¥. T ..n.....'.*m CARES FOR nfin.v uunu‘ .33- e’:}’: rates. rtisontils —Walnut room " O P