Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1934, Page 37

7 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1934 CariTAL's RADIO PROGRAMS Monday, December 17 (Copyright 1934) Eastern Standard Time. | WRC 950k WMAL 630k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. WISV 1460k | WOL 1,310k Ma Perkins Dreams Come True |Woman's Radio Review Radio Guild “Your Hostess” - Viennese Waltzes Crane Calder Sports Review Martin's Story Hour Gypsy_Trall |Alice Hutchins Drake \Merry Macs ‘Beny and Bob | Sisters of the Skille |The News Rhymer Jules Lande Ensemble |Tito Guizar |Ohio Glee Club |Chicago Varieties America’s Little House Sports Review “« “« . |Sundown Revue Tom Mix Aunt Sue and Polly ‘smmp Club Al Pearce’s Gang Evening Star Flashes Tea Time Little Orphan Annie Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Larry Walker EVENING PROGRAMS. Valley Forge Band Bob Fallon's Orchestra Quarter Hour 00 Sports Review—Music 6:15 | Jimmy Allen Little Women” illy Batchelor U. S. Army Band | |Evening Album |Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Arch McDonald The "Bhndow Jerry Blaine’s Orch, Today in Sports Mike Durso’s Orch. Leon Friedman's Orch. | Music—News |Black Moon Mysteries |Merry Minstrel Show yUncle Ezra ‘Amus 'n’ Andy |Plantation Echoes Red Davis ‘Dnngernua Paradise (Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill “The O'Neills” Boake Carter Richsrd Himben “Orch. ao Nelsnn Eddg baritone |Garber’s Supper Club Carefree Carnival Donald Richberg [Frances Alda Robinson’s Buckaroos Bob Haring’s Orchestra News Spotlight Jan, Jude, Jerry George Reid The Songaleers “Five Star Final” Voice of Romance Kay Thompson B 00 P.cemnkerl 9:30 Hou.se Party | Foster 11:15 Jesse Crawford, organist 11:30 |St. lnuu S)mphony 11:45 | ¥ Radio Joe Princess Pat Piayers News Bulletins National Radio Forum: William E. Lee Lotus Orchestra Jolly Coburn's Orche: Rosa_Ponsells The Big 8how Crime Conference Wnyne &mg s Orch. Melodies I.Yohn Slaughter’s Orch, Dramatic Sketch Paradise Island “ Jerry |Archie Bleyer’s Orch. o Glen Gray's Orch. Jack Miller'’s Orchest Sign off. tra 12:00 (St. Louis Symphony 12:15 Ea S 12:30 12:45 Art Kassell's Orchestra Henry King's Orch, Jack Berger’s Orch. Scott Fisher's Orch. Claude Hopkins' Orch. 1:00_ Sign Off Sign off. EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Elder Michaux Sons of Pioneers 7:15 |Anson Weeks' Orch, 7:30 |Jones and Hare _7:45_|Romance and Melody |Barnyard_Philosopher King's Men ;’rhe Getter Upper Sun Dial i Musical Clock “ . "8:00 B. A Rolfes Orch. g1 | - 8: 30 Che!rio 845 | Morning_Devotlons |William Meeder, organist| _____|The sizzlers 9.00 |Morning Mail Bag 9:18 |Betty Lane 9:30 ’EVI ‘Taylor 9:45 Caroline Baker |News Bulletins Breakfast Club Sun Dial Happy Days Your Handwriting |Happy Days Musical Clock ‘Top o' the Morning Bernie Dolan, pianist Canary Opera Police Flashes 10:00 \Downr.own with Diane 10:15 |Clara, Lu 'n’ Em 10:30 |Morning Parsde 10:45 | i ‘Three C's Edward Mac Hugh |Today’s Children Viennese Sextet. |Helen Crouch |Bill and Ginger {Laugh Clinic [Radio Interview |Varieties g Poet’s Corner w we 11:00 Morning Parade 11:15 (“Your Child” 11:30 Three Shades of Blue 11:45 Keenan and Phillips | Listening Post |“The Doctor Says” |U. S. Marine Band Milky Way Alex Semmler ‘U. S. Navy Band Harmonettes One Man Band Tony Cabooch Ben Alley, tenor P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. 12:00 Merry Go Round 12:30 Folk Song Pageant ‘ 12:45 = U. S. Marine Band 12:15 [Honeyboy and Sassafras Farm and Home Hour Voice of Expene ce The Gumps Arthur Warren's Of E‘nllon s L‘n.semble rch. Quarter Hour Church of the Alr 1:00 Bnrmrd Glee Club 1:15 1:30 fMum Guild 145 | 4« "2:00 Music Guild 2150 [ 2:30 |Peerless Trio _2:45_|Vic and Sade “3:00 |Ma Perkins 3:15 Morln Sisters 3:30 Womfln s Rld]a Review 1 = ‘Fnr‘m a.nd Home Hour ‘John Gene, Dick |Ranch_Boys Log of the Day |Smackout __ |Nellie Revell ‘Women’s Choir Muslc Mlx‘lc |George Hall's Orch. Reflections Pat Kennedy School of the Air Esther Velas Ensemble The French Princess Helen Trent Romances Stephen Barry, songs Stockholm Symphony " Hollander's Orchestra Eddie Priou Orch. The Ragamuffins Dorothy Atkins Roads of Romance Concert Gems |Crane Calder Sports Review ‘Chlck Webb’s Orchesun Betty and Bob Sisters of the Skillet |Temple of Song |Auction Sale The Jesters |Lady Next Door Poetic Strings Science Service The Government America’s Little House Sports Review K Srame |Mills Brothers Bob and Frank Sundown Revue |Chasin’ the Blues | Auction Sale Meredith Wilson’s Orch. ‘SYAI' News Flasheg |Musical Interlu ” Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Dramatic Sketch |Bob Fallon's Orchestra MAJOR Mme. Prances Alda, internationally famous soprano, will be guest artist on the Kent program over WJSV at 8:30, She will feature “Mi Chia- mano,” from Puccini’s “La Boheme.” “Good-By to Applause” will be presented by the Princess Pat Play- ers on WMAL at 9:30. Irene Wicker will have the leading role. b WJSV has scheduled a 15-minute FEATURES AND PROGRAM talk by Donald Richberg, starting at 8:15. Nelson Eddy, young American bari- tone, will be starred on the Voice Concert, a WRC attraction at 8: His program includes “Brindisi “Kashmiri Love Song” and “Four Indian Love Lyrics.” “Just Mention Joe,” from “Calling |.C. . CHAIRMAN TOTALK ON RADIO William E. Lee to Discuss Railroad Problems in Forum. E. Lee, chairman of the In- terstate Commerce Commis- National Radio Forum tonight over WMAL and MERICA'S railroad problems A will be discussed by William sion, during the 8 coast-to-coast network of other National Broadcasting Co. stations. The forum, arranged by The Wash- ington Star, will be broadcast from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. attach to Unusual interest will Chairman Lee’s appearance, due to the nature of the address, and the fact that the subject is being treated in the Forum for the first time. As head of the Government agency which regulates the rails, Chairman Lee has been identified with studies made in the past few years in con- nection with the propesed supervision of other carriers in the interest of unified transportation, and it is ex- pected the address will touch on this also. Lee has been a member of the com- mission since 1930, and has served as chairman during the past year. He was as associate justice and chief justice of the Supreme Court of Idaho before assuming the Federal post. * k % X CHRISTMAS eve broadcast from a Government lightship, 20 miles off the Atlantic Coast, is to be one of the holiday features of N. B. C. The broadcast will consist of the Christmas eve party of the officers and crew of the lonesome little ship. R E ATHER JAMES R. COX, militant | rector of old St. Patrick’s Churci | in Pittsburgh, will begin a series for the American Broadcasting Sys- tem Saturday at 8:15 p.m. His talks will be on national, politi~ eal and economic affairs. * ¥ ¥ % 'O members of the “royal family” of the stage—Lionel and Ethel Barrymore—are booked for broadcasts on Columbia during the holidays. Lionel will take part in a Christmas day broadcast. He will fake the part of “Scrooge” in a drama- m of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol.” Miss Barrymore will appear on the, as a feature of the National Farm |and Home Hour tomorrow over an | N. B. C. network. New Year day marthon party in sev- eral of her noted stage chaacteriza- tions. Rk ARK HELLINGER, Author “Bugs” Baer, Robert “Believe It or Not” Ripley, Joe Penner and Hal Kemp's Orchestra will be headliners on a special program for the Byrd Antarctic expedition scheduled by N. B. C. Sunday. The broadcast will in- clude a Christmas message from President Roosevelt to Admiral Byrd and his men. CAR ACCIDEP.JT FAILS TO PREVENT WEDDING By the Associated Press. OMAHA, Nebr.,, December 17.—A plunge over a 30-foot embankment near Millard, Nebr., vesterday failed to prevent the wedding of Robert Barkley, 20, and Miss Dorothy Mika, 21, of Lincoln. After the bride-to-be received treat- ment at a hospital for a possible leg fracture, and the prospective bridge- groom was attended for bruises and chest injuries, the couple limped to the home of a minister, where they were married, the bride wearing ban- dages, instead of gardenias. Barkley is a nephew of W. E. Bark- ley, president of the Joint Land Bank of Lincoln, in which the bridegroom is employed. —— YULE POEMS GO ON AIR Young Will Program Tomorrow. For the eleventh successive year, Rev. Francis C. Young of Chicago will broadcast his original Christmas poems Father Broadeast Father Young first broadcast his Christmas poems over KYW in Chi- cago in 1923. For the next five years this program remained as a Christ- mas feature on the KYW schedule. Then it was added to the N. B. C. net- work. Last year 5,000 radio listeners sent for copies of the poems. ADVERTISEMENT. TES. All Stars,” will be Gertrude Niesen's chief contribution to “The Big Show"” on WJSV at 9:30. Radio Joe and his Budget Boys, on WMAL at 9, will be dedicated to the American Foundation for the Blind. | Mrs. George Dern, wife of the Secre- tary of War, and Mrs. Harry Baxter are expected to take part in the program. NEW CREDIT UNION SHOWS FAST GROWTH F. C. A. Employes’ Project Has 548 Members, With $7,800 Assets Now. A growth from 12 members and initial capital of $50 to 548 members and assets of $7,800 in the first six months of existence, was reported by the Farm Credit Administration Employes Credit Union. W. E. Allen, treasurer, said the local union is one of 13 such unions operating among F. C. A, employes throughout the country. It was or- ganized last May 1€ under the District of Columbia credit union act. The union, financed by stock sub- scriptions paid for in installments, now is saving at_the rate of about $1,500 a month. Up to November 30, it had made 178 loans totaling $9,900 and had collected interest totaling $132 plus $150 entrance fees, Allen said. Loans were made only to F. C. A, employes and the interest rate charged is 1 per cent per month. The loans have been used for such purposes as the refinancing and con- solidation of debts, hospital expenses, doctor bills, expense of moving fam- ilies to Washingtop, and for the pur- chase of necessities at a discount for cash, such as coal and furniture. —_— LIFE SAVINGS STOLEN Missouri Man Kidnaped, Robbed of $4,500. ST. JOSEPH, Mo, December 17 (#)—Phillip Horwitz, 60, retired shoe cobbler, was found wandering along a highway near here yesterday, suffer- ing, he managed to tell police, from injuries inflicted by three men who kidnaped, beat and robbed him of $4,500, his life savings. He had been carrying the money in a vest, on top of which he had two other vests and his shirt, ADVERTISEMENT. KA A A AR I XA R F I A AR AR AT AR A AR T * AN NETWORK HEADLINERS -2 Entertainment to suit your mood—delivered to your hn- chmll 17th P. M. = rru of all mm by the sponsors of mnrl m RED DAVIS ‘ment and, of course, she'll Beech-Nut present. Such exeite- never suspeet. Hei i Bankruptoy Losses Drop. Loss from bankrupicies and reor- ganizations in Csechoslovakia this year have been less than half those of 1933, TONIGHT,—~ Direct application direct results, EBERLY’S 1108 X N.W. Dionify your home . Last Minute News! Tune-in WOL Tonite - 8:15 P.M. Set Your Dial at 1310 Kc. 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In order w protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on presen- tation of the box number ticket. ASSISTANT STOCK CLERK (or parts dept. of one of Washington's largest la}:mubfle t siate *Adaress BALL ROOM DANCING INSTRUCTOR, in- z ians . Address on. _Smal 5 my 470 Intemations: - Bide.. DAY cu:n K AND ( office. Give full particulars 95-R._Star office. EMPIOYED e board room ‘and secur International Club, CASH[ER lor “front dress Box earn W MAN o ha: Wi for_c: plble rnule Routes pay un v.o 5’0 50 t nent. Experience not as nn‘tulry as hot esty and willingness to work. day. O to 12, 918 lve pening for three O o PR 1F hitired "have ‘Sponl DY three energefic. neat lflg!lnn ale: . Experienced ur!terrtd e tial. Abply between and 1% am.. 825 Conn. ave. between H and Eve. 0 | ing house. mm 2, work territories with leads $12 50 daily possible; references require See Mr. Taylor. Room 516. 1319 F. SALESMEN. experienced, for high-clas curities: liberal commission. Phone Metro- SAl REPRESENT known brewery. prefer; £7y experience and wide acquaintan local wholesale and retail trade: excelient portunity. State qualifications in detail age and salary. Address Box 311-8. 8t SHOZM AKERS YOUNG MAN for auto accessory store: selling_experience and knowledge of auto- mobiles necessary. Charles Auto Supply. 730_13th D.w. YOUNG MEN to assist salesmanager in g{,fl" dept. S1R weekly. commission and Apply Room 431. Star Bldg. before | you are of wi M LT perma- nent position. where you can earn %2 week to start. Apply Room 409. t N OF ACHIEVEM Could you sell a service that would insure the financlal wel- fare of a family; insure a debt- free home; to the children, and an old-age fund—backed by a company with over a billion dollars of assets? This is your opportunity to make a substantial and yearly | increasing income. If you have, a substantial record of achievement, ypu are invited to participate in our suc- | cess. Address Box 340-S, Star Office. a college education | Each page of The Star WANTED—SALESME! | DRUG. STORE. n'w. A GOING AUTOMOBILE BUSTN one of west loca iew_addre: ] 2 grocery and meat m: iness: 8.E. location: will yment. Adgress aburs 20" years. 310" dayi Addru!”?cx make nfln est. 4 Star _offict OE REPAIR SHOP 1 |f|lll7 equipp 2« lnb—noomno Hou u oclee. %el;ufl SALESMEN—An old and well-established manuiactyrer is desirous of obtaining the es of & high-class salesman. between The ‘ages of twenty-seven and. thirty-five to represent them on the wholesale and retail grocery trade in Washington and neaby Maryland. with headquarters in hington.” Product is nationally adver- tised and casily dominates fis field An excellent opportunity for the man who is willing to demonstrate his ability to handle areater responsibilities and advance in e fer Kwd starting se ‘of personally | " “please "sive ‘Getatls of | previous experience, which will be held in | strict confidence, ~ Address -8, Btar office. ED M BUITE to charges at .ueuon on Thur: 20. at 10 in our sales room. e Dw *Also linens, Gishes. furniture of every description. States _Storage Co. Rolitast ana otner higi ‘ mlnlron Bicycle & Sporting United Giant chain tires. $20 up. bicycles_$10 up D. anen 1 BICYCLESSidewalk bikes with coaster sons. tricycles. skates: some sold 2461 18th CALL DOMESTIC, Decatur 2419, ] for help; men. women. any cap: erences; guaranteed quick servi ___HELP—WOMEN. SALESWOMEN, ex r:;n]ced Bigh-class, workers 0 da) R R lor: oom 510 Thin Brtble. o See STENOGRAPHER—Lar l e organization | riches sienoerapher.pretérably with knowi: edge of bookkeeping. well educated. capable | developing for responsible secretarial | executive position. Answer fully as to ‘fduc-non experience. creed. age, salary, | Address Box 457-8. Star office 1xe | WOMEN (5)_Must be able to meet tie | pubiic: salar tcmm‘wmn and expenses 10 i ohe ‘See e Chemines [ Room 304, Ariington Hotel all day Mon: day until & pm. Apply in person. * ARGE department store de- res the services of an experi- |enced corset fitter, State age | {and q\mlifical;mm. Address Box 310- \ Star office. HEI.P—-DO\IE@TIC | COOK—Woman. oplored. for large board- None buv experienced cook need | No phone calls. 1 3 st oW | | apply. | must Kirke_st. | SIRL or Chase. Md. Wisc. E white, take care | ears: stay nights 1. Lincoln 540 | GIRL. colored. part time. clean office nd M Address Box 485-5, GIRL. yount. general hensewnrk couple with small 1d: stay nights: | Month o start. 1323 Irving st. me. phone | | Potomac 4311 | white. 0 to 40, cook for 2. care | $30 ‘mo.. room and board: Be- | dAddress Box 456-S. Star office. thesda | WOMAN_white to take care of [Dubv: stay nights._Telephone Cleveland 4455 SITUATIONS—MEN. HOUSE MAN. colored: can do some cooking ime work; reference. Phone Potomac | COUFLB Ian'! Tull or part-time ‘orx of ind: refs. Phone Potomac SITUATIONS—WOME TDENTIAL SECRETARY--Q part time: references. 606 R _st. n.w. _Phone North 1746-J. _ COLORED WOMAN. reliable. wants laun- dr by day and cleaning in Grivate family. 1612 Church st. n.w r 0415-W. COLORED GIRL. Virsiaia e tent. wants work as . h. w.. chambermaid OF waltress, experienced: references. North GIRL. colored, willing worker; stay mights; 10th st. se.. Apt. 1. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. LAUNDRY__ MARKER ?Dlv Laundry. 1347 South Capitol st. n\S'I'BUCTlO\' COURSES. me- chanically inclined, now employed. desiring to better his position by gualifying as an INSTALLATION expert and SERVICE neer in CTRIC_REFRI air-conditioning. No experience necessary. but applicant must be willing jpare time for u fe t ‘age. ldduu Address Box 114-S, Star office 17+ BE A SECRETARY and earn more money. Private Secretarial and Pinishing courses | for those desiring the better-paid positions. Gregg or Bovd Shorthand., Bookkeeping. Cllcullllns Machine, etc. Courses months. Ingulre BOYD BUSINESS UNI- VERSITY. 3 P st permits secured. Noel. Emerson 1970. X OPERATING instruction—Christ- 1. Redu k and Bl: ‘\bTY CULTURE— SPECIAL COURSE, $45 MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1918). Washington's Original and Finest School. __818 14th 8t. N.W. Phone Met Howard | | references GIRL time “nights.C: LAUNDRY to take i2y’s work. _Call District 1 liver. 1641 c MAN. wlorrd reliable, wants general WOPk or day's work: reference. 515 ida_ave. n.w. _North § | YOUNG ™ COLORED_GIRL wants job mother s helper or washing dishes in ev ning: stay nights. Phone North 1598. PERSONAL. AVAILABLE, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. dictations,_accurate. rapid: lesal or busi- ness. 102 Barrister Bldg., 635 P st. n.w., Sunday a.m * WHEN ~ DEATH _STRIK! A FAMILY. there 1s o need o feel that thes mwsi accept inferior funeral services due to in- ability to pay a high orice. The Greater Chambers Co. offers a complete Sarsand all. for as Mitle finest waterproof. airtigh anteed steel burial vault may be Ehamners: oS85 "3 cae of death cAl the Greater W. W Chambers Co.. corner Chapin n.w GO 04 write your address. We w beautiful_catslogue of how we do_it. ICS ERADICATED BY | : results effective for a back Write for booklet: | di surgery. DR. SOMMER- SRERCK: 1385 Columbia rd. Adams 0388 fureral. World SPECIAL $5 COLR\E< CALCULATING MACHINE. SPECIAL COURSE IN _ COMPTOMETER,MONROE nd BURROUGHS. BEGIN TODAY a spe- cial course. $5 complete. SPECIAL FOR COMING EXAMS, in SHORTHAND AND EWRITING. The Civil Service Prepar- atory School. L. Adolph Richards. M. MC8. Prin., 520 12th st. n.w. Met. 63; A MALICIOUS OLD CRANK PHONES FROM MR. MILQUETOAST'S RESIDENCE — SEE HERE, YOU LITTLE FATHEAD, YOU'VE GIVEN ME THE WRONG NUMBER TWICE! I'VE HAD STUPIDITY AS GOING TO REPORT 3-0762. THE NAME IS MILQUETOAST — CASPAR MILQUETOAST I CAN STAND AND I'M MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING UPPER MICHIGAN THURSDAY or Priday via Detroit. accommodate two passengers. Address Box 488-S. Star office.* YOUNG MAN. CAREFUL DRIVER. WILL drive car io Miami Fla.. for tranisporta- | tion.__Address Box 400-S. Star office. | WANT 1 oR PAsaxNum TO SAVAN- nah. Dec Share expenses with young Tiicoman. Adaress Bor B51 8. Star £fce. AS MuUCH OF YouR You! THIS IS HERRING 1 United States Storage Co. BNAK! TESTER eleclm will t-n truck or busses: ct )0; 58 cash. _Address Box & Star ofce BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL Wrecking 6:30-640 Girard . n.w. Bargain prices on_all sizes lumber. brick. duo s, windows. plumbing. etc. Salésmen on Toes of call Line. $005. Harris Wrecking, Cn BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from many 'reckm: Jobs. Come to any of Hechinger's 4 vards for your entire peed: rials: neatly arranged. nlll‘ uen llr'elt I:lecllun We e what want when you want it. Large quuntities of good used lumber re- conditioned. nails pulled und nrrlnud ac- cording to size (2x4. 2x6. 2x8. 2x10. in all lengths): sheathing. floorin dows. doors sash. brick. pipe. ba radiators. plumbing and heat n excellent condition and &l ®ain prices We'aiofe delivered or undel orders Rllantic 1400 CHINGER CD Used Materia] it lblh&HBl NE fith & C 8ts, B.W 5925 Ga. Ave. N.W __ 1005 Nichols Ave 8.2 BUGLE—Official Boy Scout_bug by Conn: $5. Kitt's. 1330 G st. n.w BUILDING MATERIALS WRECKING SALE. One cf the largest wartime frame buildings Tremendous_quantities at bargain prices Come to any of HECHINGE! yard: made - 1t.;_sheath- bonrds 1lsc per joists. all sizes. 1Vsc per ft.; plumbing fixtures. doors. windows, etc.: hot-water heating plants. $30 up: hot-water radia- tion. 10c up. ' Sieel sash. all sizes Dipe. structural steel. etc.. at equally low prices. Salesmen_on premises HARRIS WRECKING_Ct Penna. Ave. and ird St Telephone Metropolitan & CLARINET — Brand-new Le Ma piated 3-flat_clarinet easy terms. - Kitt's 1 COAL AND WOOD STGVES e3- saving prices. Complete assortment of Dew wood_stoves. coal st heat- COFFEE or cocktail tables: three: one Turkish. pearl inlay. with chair to match others carved wood. $10 each: three Chinese mirrors: one large: three pane! $35: others smaller, €15 each: cabinet radio. fine condition. $10; exquisite solid gold Chinese dinner ring. set with semi- precious _ stones, fan-type _electric heater. $4: assortment amed pictures beautiful victrola with re floor lamps and_shades. 3 street. Apt. 21. Columbia 2800, COMPLETE SET of drums and phone. will sacrifice. Call 14¢ CORNET—Le Mar. instrument terms. _ Kitt’ SR DESKS for office anc home. unusual bar- gains: used and new We ulso rent Commercial Office Furniture Co.. R00 F st. n.w Phone Metropolitan 2430 DIAMOND BARGAINS — | pledges of all descriptions for sa! much below their regular values chandise GUARANTEED as to weight. color and perfection. Money cheerfully refy if you are not satisfied. Horning's Office. opposite Washington Airpart. e e S jeweiry ana watches at abott rd present. day yalves Al articles as represerted. Rosslyn Loan Rosslvn_Va <)]\H -plated_ gold bell Eompans B be_sold DINING ROOM FURNITURE to for storage charges at auction on Thurs- day. December 0. at 10 a.m.. in our sales room. 420 10th st. n.w. Also living room. bed room furniture "and odd pieces. DOLL CARRIAGE reed. Karpe: davenport, Sanyas-drop porch awnings, 504 Whitier st n.w one Georaia 041 DRU\{SWUt-d Luawis outfit. con: l Si37 easy terms. Kt s, N hp.ac.G.E, S78.50: oil burher ‘and refriger- _Carty. 1608 _14th ew. FUE COAT. good cundllm ith st. sacrifice. $10; n.w.. rnd\b dinett §304_Geors suite. dining room dresser. crib, ice box on Thursday. December 20, our warehouse, 420 10th .st t floor, consisting of living room suites. bed room suites. dining suites. dress: tables. airs. beds. linens. books. di _ United States Storage Co iece new cus Tust living room suite. $45: worth doubie, Overstuffed living _room chairs and love seat at bargain Bncts New York Uphol- Stering Co.. 617 FURNITURE _Complete Living 1 dineite; sacrifice; leaving city West 2101. Apt. 402, 7 Sunday or after 5 wtek dly GAS RANGES. like new, less than half price. Why pay more? Installed and guaranteed. Electric range cheap. Williams. National 2956. 609 l!lh nl etc GOLD AND ENAMEL PENDANT. nm S fine pearls. 3 large and 8 small rose dia- monds from the collection of the late H. B Collins: appraised at $X50: will consider fate ‘model ‘aito and pay cash, difference; Aoply 1230 Mass. ave. n.w. Met. 4617 GUITARS—We have severa mmmy buil instruments for sale at the greatly reduced DI $6.75. Kitt's. G st. LI ROOM FURNITURE to be sold ‘torue ch- es at Auclmn on Thursday Dece: at 10 am in our sale Foom 4% Totn'st "Kiso other furni- fure of every description. United States Storare Co. MEAT GRIND!'R-S & SLI 4 RADIG— Howard. 6-tubs Table fodel 50. A splendid set in lood condition. sy terms. Kitt's. 1330 G st. RADIO—Atwater Kent 7-tube_set, ancrtll lowboy cabinet; $10. Kitt's. s mmxo-—nnnu -new . table model set; in a 1330 Tatest_model B.tube. $14.50. Kitv's. RADIO—Used_ 7-t inclined sound }umo—ncn XCA_Victor _-tube lowboy. in l:c‘erl‘l‘ent l(:u\idilloll S'lll 05 t A ll'!ll vnlue ai £t REFRIGERATORSWe Fave on Bt or two slightly used G. B Tefrigerators, i excellent condition. snd to g0 a. prices. The ideal cnnsmu cm ll a3 real savings. See Yo | Betuttal Hepply Go. 3 n.w.__Phone Nationa RUGS, imported, in Oriental, Chinese. Per- ahn nltlel’nl room lIe. $20, $30. $35 Christmas gift. 00 Tath st. Tow. ‘Apt. 119, Cavalier. 10° 8/ iron. 1 small 1°large.sacrifice: also 2 typewriter desln Phone_ et 058 SAXOPHONE—CopsTatast Id heqnerea $100: easy 330_G_st MXO!HOKF—-UM er-plated. gold Bell- aito Imstrument. in & new Gladstone $80; easy terms. Kitt's, 1330 SEWING MACHINES. portables. ~consoles ;nd I;Eldl. types. in perfect order: $10 up. SEWING HACHIJNHI iger console elec.. $42 discount: Singer d.h. treadle. Derfect cond.._$10._Open_eves. 3337 Conn. ave. SEWING MAC sell balance du alto. model rms. Kitt's, INES—Sini Rsiner Tk pew. 85 elec Ale ndr! TRO! With gold bell. in splendid conditio R Ei ter: Kitt' G TYP! PAPER; e """"‘"‘ n‘-‘P A on Next Page,) L