Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1935, Page 29

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XPANDING steadily, the re- cently formed American Broad- casting System, organized as 8 third network, is fast achieving its goal of serving & Nation- wide chain of broadcasting_stations. Its youthful head, George B. Srorer of Toledo, believes that another year will see its lines extending as far as the Pacific Coast. ABS today has 24 outlets, three having joined it yesterday. Where formerly St. Louis was the network’s western terminus, its lines now ex- tend to Little Rock, Ark., where Sta- tion KARK has become a member. The other stations joining on New Year day were WJAY, Cleveland, and WNBR, Memphis, At present the ABS, whose key is WMCA, New York, embraces the fore- going stations and the following: WHDH and WMEX, Boston; WPRO, Providence; WIP, Philadelphia; ‘WCBM, Baltimore; WOL, Washing- ton; KQV, Pittsburgh; WEBR, Buf- falo; WJKB, Detroit; WFBE, Cincin- nati; WJJD and WIND, Chicago; WHBF, Rock Island, Ill.; WIL, St Louis; WJW, Akron; WABY, Alban; WCOL, Columbus; WTNJ, Trento WIXBS, Waterbury, Conn., and WDEL, ‘Wilmington, Del. * ok ok ok AILY broadcasts from the Na- tional Automobile Show in New York are on the A. B. S. schedule starting Saturday, when the exhibi- tion opens in the Grand Central Palace. * X X X B. S. also has scheduled a new series of late sports broadcasts starting January 14. The pro- gram, to be known as “Tonight's Win- ners,” will be heard regularly there- OF HOLLYWOOD AND KATHERYN DOUGHERTY _ EDITOR OF PHOTOPLAY both in *HOLLYWOOD /rom MARY PICKFORD £ MICKEY MOUSE™ The latest Hollywood gossip—the newestnews. Intimate stories thatonly Sylviaand Katheryn Dougherty know about the movie stars and how they care for their figures. The Non-fattening Whole Rye Wafer Relleve nasal irritation and congestion, those annoying symptoms of a common head cold. Simply use E-Z NASAL SPRAY, either vith an atomizer or dropper. Sootlies smarting membranes and helps make breathing through the nose so much easier; also heips prevent many colds from spreading. Its quick action will please SPRAY -5 AT ALL GOOD DRUG STORES after on Mondays and Thursdays be- tween 11 and 12 midnight. * ok ok X ECAUSE of the ruling of the Flem- ington, N. J., Court, the N. B. C and C. B. S. networks are plan- ning to make no direct broadcasts of the Bruno Richard Hauptmann trial starting today. Instead. any material put on by the chains will be supplied either through the bulletins of the Press-Radio News Bureau or through the radio com- mentators in their regular periods. The A. B. S. chain will follow a similar plan. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1935. Naval Pay Raise To Be Requested Of Congress Soon Annual Report Cites Civil Wage Boost Since 1908. By the Associgted Press. The Navy plans to ask Congress for a ralse, Rear Admiral W. D, Leary, chief of the Bureau of Navigation, acknowl- edged in his annual report Menday the “needed relief” given by restora- tion of 10 per cent of the 15 per cent pay cut for all Government employes, but added: “In view of increase in pay from 25 to 175 per cent granted to other Gov- ernment services since 1908, compared the Navy and Army, the pay of the armed services is far below its pre- war level as compared with other Government services and is inade- Rt “At the proper time,” the admiral promised, “this bureau proposes to urge a general readjustment and re- vision upward in the pay of the nava: service.” —_ FIGHT OVER GIRL ENDS IN SLAYING OF MEXICAN Texas Authorities Also Seek Ex- plantation in Killing of Polk County Treasurer. By the Associated Press. SHEPHERD, Tex., January 2—A fight over the affections of an 18- year-old girl was blamed yesterday for the slaying of Frank Laverine, 30, Mexican, and authorities sought to explain the killing of Polk County’s treasurer, Charles Clark, 52. Tyrus Clark, son of the county treasurer, and Clarence Lowrie, Liv- ingston tailor, were charged with murder in the death of Laverine, who was employed as a cook in the elder Clark’s Trinity River Bank Beer Tavern. Charles Clark, who was to retire note found with his unconscious form in the beer parlor. The note, which authorities and close friends said did not appear to be in the handwriting of Clark, read: “It seems that all of my relatives have discarded me.” e Population Is Reduced. decreased 185,923 in the last 12 years. to an increase of only 11 per cent to! as Polk County treasurer tomorrow, died last night without explaining a | London’s borough population has| GEORGIA FARMERS THREATEN CAPITAL Removal of State Center Agitated in Row Over Market. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, January 2.—Agitation for removal of the Stete capital from Atlanta to Macon or Marietta de- veloped today as a result of the fight of the City of Atlanta and the County of Fulton against the Parmers’ Market here, 1s was said by persons close to | Gov. Eugene Talmadge. The Governor instructed Attorney General M. J. Yeomens to move for dismissal of injunction proceedings brought by Atlanta and Fulton Coun- ty in an effort to abate the market on the ground that it is a nuisance. Talmadge took up the fight vigor- ously, and yesterday dropped the hint that he might use martial law. Some of his followers declared the farmers were suggesting the State capital be moved to some other city. Adjt. Gen. Lindley W. Camp said his home town of Marietta, 20 miles north of Atlanta, would duplicate the State buildings if the capital were moved there. Macon came forward with a suggestion that it is the logical | location for the State government. There have been numerous attempts in the past to remove the capital to Macon. —_— DIVORCE PLEA ILLEGAL, SAYS CLOWN’S PETITION Frank Portillo Alleges Wife Is District Resident—Says She Deserted Him. Claiming his wife is trying to secure a divorce in Virginia, although she s actually a resident of the District, Frank Portillo, popular Washington clown, has filed suit in District Su- preme Court for a limited divorce. | He claims he has been deserted by his | wife. Through Attorney Herbert R. Gross- man, he charges the wife removed all household furniture, including books, paintings and press notices, when she left their home, 1819 G street, several months ago. Portillo, a former cireus clown, has appeared in numerous benefit per- | formances in Washington. CApPITAL's RADIO PROGRAMS Wednesday, January 2. WRC 950k WMAL 630k (Copyright, 1935) Eastern Standard Time. PAL AFTERNOON PROGR AMS. :00 Vic and Sade 3:15 Ma Perkins 3:30 Dreams Come True 3:45 Woman's Radio Review |The Ramblers | The Wise Man ‘lery S(\smck's Orch. WISV 1460k WOL 1,310k ‘ P.M. Kate Smith’s Hour |Walter Reed Requests {‘Spons Review T4:00 Martha Mears 4:15 Dr. Joseph Jastrow 4:30 | Vocational Guidance _4:45 Art Winners Betty and Bob | Unschuld’s Piano Club Rochester Civic Orch. | Poetic Strings Blimp Broadcast |Student_Federation |Dick Messner’s Orchestra Pan Ameflclm ‘s’pom“ Review 75:00 Sundown Revue 5:15 | Tom Mix 5:30 ' Aunt Sue and Polly | Stamp Club Moments of Melody |Star's News Flashes Tea Time Little Orphan Annie |Serenade Skippy Jack Armstrong Evening Rhythms Slmwn SHERSHGSHS & |“Big_Shots" |Ted Brown’s Orchestra |Paul Martell's Orch. | e EVENING PROGRAMS. 6:00 Sports Review—Music 6:15 Jimmy Allen 6:30 Krausmeyer & Cohen 6:45 Billy Batchelor 7:00 News—Music 7:15 Freddie Martin's Orch. 7:30 Gould and Shefter 7:45 Uncle Ezra |Eveni |Amos ILowell Thomas |Plantation Echoes Red Davis [Dangerous Paradise [Education in the News Buck Rogers |Bill Coyle |Sports Review ng Album |The Shadow Jerry Blaine’s Orch. Today in Sports | Mike Durso’s Orchestra Sagebush Harmonizers WD e oans!Tlamaolensals 5858 |Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill “The O'Neills” Boake Carter *"Andy |Stapleton and Boroff George Reid Jan, Jude, Jerry Harry Hirschfield 8:00 Mary Pickford 8:15 8:30 Wayne Klnu Orch. Penthouse Puty | Lanny Ross’ Orchestra use I “The World Over” Edwin C. Hill |Broadway Varietles = m s Val Erny’s Orchestra “Five Star Final” Voice of Romance |Dramatic Sketch John \Warden Lawes | Charles Thomas |Burns and Allen “ W i Harry Paul Wittgenstein Madame Sylvia |Byrd_ Expedition Richman Leith Stevens’ Harmonies John Siaughter’s Orch. |Americana Federal Housing |Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. FRiee et Pharmacy h and K sta. L8 odenvers 7thahd O sts.—Lincoln Drug Co. e i aod K. T ave.—Simpson's Phar- mn lnddl! sts. —Hllntflnl Phlrmlcy ‘ana Fark 1o Armstront's Bhar- macy. Fourteenth St. and West of Fourteenth St. 1135 14th st—Marty's Cigar_Store. 14th and P sis—Day's Drug Store 5th and U sts—Portuer Pharmacy. 3513 1ath St 5 ryan Beatione 14th and Monroe sts.—Bronaugh's Drug re. litn ln&’ Buchanan sts.—Hohberger's ll!h lt lnd Colorado ave.—O'Donnell's 1.4" “Pa.. ave. —Krick's Pharmacy. 1600 K st hey's. Parchey' gls: and G sts—-Quisley’s Pharmecy. and Pa. ave—Columbia Drug 7th and Q sts.—Kenner's Drug Store. 1605 Mass. ave.—Dupont cy. 1szh 3. and Fla. ave.—Bernstein's Drug 2 Col\lmblu rd —Billy 8hop. ) Mount Pleasant st.—Mount Pleasant _Cigar Store. 2162 California st—Colodny Bros. Phar- macy. Petworth. Ga. ave. and Upshur st.—Petworth Phar- macy. 221 Upshur st.—Monck’s Pharmacy. Brightwood. Ga. ave. and Kennedy st.—Georgla-Ken- Body Pharmacy, Brightwood Pharmacy. 231 Riaah e Kiaska Ave. Pharmacy. Manor Park. 34 and Kennedy sts.—Kinner & Membert cy. d st.—Manor Park Pharmacy. Takoma Park. 359 Cedar st.—Mattingly Bros.' Pharmacy. Connecticut Avenue. Wardman Park—Wardman Park Pharmacy. Conn. ave.—The Greeting Card Shop. Conn. ave —Higger's Pharmacy. Wisconsin Ave. 1834 Wisconsin ave—Burleith Pharmacy. 2448 Wisconsin ave.—Pearson's Pharmacy. Wisconsin and Mass. aves.—Alban Towers Pharmacy. 4231 Wisconsin ave.—Morgan Bros. Georgetown. 1411 M st —Moskey’'s Pharmacy '\ and O sts —~Sugar's Drug Store. Joth and B sts.—Morean Bros. SOUTHWEST. 10th st. and Va. ave.—Herbert's Pharmacy. Harris' Drug Store. sts.—Columbia Pharmacy. NORTHEAST. North Capitol and 1 sts. —Kenealy's Drug ‘.‘liK Mus ave.—Capltal Tfll‘rn Pharmacy. 4th and H sts.—Home Drug Cq {906 H st.—Darlink 8hoo. ih st and Md_ ave —Bradiey s Pharmacy. 4th and East Cavitol st.—Luckett's Phar- SIk;’hlnd East Capitol sts.—East Capitol s —Luckett's Pharmacy. 19th st Md, i "ave—Bigks Pharmacy, ' Rishi's Drus 5 5017 i2 and L 3500 12th st.—Bro Pharmacy. Woodridge. 20th st and R. I. ave.—Collins’ Pharmacy. Baltimore Pike. Baltimore Pi! Bladensburg rd.— Dox Pharmacy. Deanwood. 5131 Grant st —Strand Pharmacy. Chesapeake Junction. Chesapeake Junction—Wight's Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. 8th and T sts —Stewart's Pharm um'q and Penna. ave—Fealy's Drug Sto 120h and East Capitol sts.—Lincoln Park Pharmacy. Anacostia. Nichols ave and U st, —He-ley s Drug Store. 2204 Minn_ av s Drug Store, STAR OIFICL orl:\ UNTIL 11 P M, All advertisements for The Evening Star must be in The Star office or one of The Star branch offices by 11 pm. the day BEFORE ISSUE. with the following ex- ‘enunn: Lott ang Found. Death Notices. Advertisements under the above classifi- cations wil be accepted at The Star office T1th and Pa. sve. until 12 noon. day of issue. except Saturdays and Lexal Holidays, when ‘the closing tme_is 10 am. Al advertisements. for The star mus AdVCTHIEMeRte 00 Star. Offce by 5 0 B.m BAdTdn o et ey or "N Star branch Y O Wittt ORDER 15 Tequired for all advertisements from transient advertisers. L(‘N AL RATES. 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Sign off MS TOMORROW. \Elder Michaux D 5 | 0 Up and at 'Em :15 Anson Weeks' :30 Jones and Hare :45 Romance and Melody Orch, |Barnyard Philosopher King’s Men ‘The Getter Upper Sun Dial |Musical Clock R 0 B. A Rol!es Orch. Cheerlo ‘Morning Devotions \ | William Meeder Coffee and Doughnuts Landt Trio and White |Musical Clock for Chrysier. Ply- ply unless experienced. m h. Do no Bee’ : Stusre Motor: See Mr. Metz Gardner. Inc.. 604 H ne = cnlmrd A-i_for white trade. elephorie number at once. Address Box :7%-S. Star_office. COLLECTORS for installment -coums District_and_vicinity. Apply P. O. Bo 741, Baltimore. Md QOLLECTOR to call on curient accounys Permanent position: Necessary. See a: A M1 Murray. Room 410, 1319 F St nw. ‘CONTACT MEN—Wanted for line of baked food products. Phone Mr. Smith. District 1219 between 10 a.m. and noon for ap- All api by January icants must &ppl . 3rd. COOK. restaurant experience: local veler- ence. ~ Apply Thursday between = and 3. 1800_Bladensburg rd. n.e. JANTTOR—Experienced. house. married. no ch: required. _Address 1 Box 2 JANITOR. experienced. apt. house: reference. Cal! Col. LAUNDRY—Expemncea shirt_operators. Apply h_st_n.w. MAN :lnlble “of handling credits and col- lections: experience reference neces- sary. _Address Box 3 sllr office. only, “for _apartment ity _references tar office. ‘experienced n.w. MEAT CUTTER. others need apply. 100 E st. 79:00 |Mail Bag News 9:15 (Betty Lane 9:30 |Danny Dee 9:45 |Caroline Baker Cme:xo Breakfast Club Bulletins Sun Dial Sunny Side Up 'Waltz_Time Top o’ the Morning One Man Band Rhythm Melodies 10:00 Downwwn With Diane 10:15 |Clara, Lu and Em 10: 30 Morning Plnde Sallie Ranch Boys Edward MacHugh Today’s Children {Bill and Ginger Orientale Muchmore Radio Interview |Hester Walker Beall. a1 0 ‘Musk: Clubs 11 15 |Morning Parade 130 Pedro Via's 5 Orchestra U. S [Hazel Arth “The Doctor Says” Milky Way Navy Band o The Gumps AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. Academy of Medicine. Voice of Experience |Arthur Gutow, organist {Bernie, Dolan, pianist ‘Tony Cabooch Ben Alley, tenor 12:00 [Story of Mary Martin 12:30 ‘Merry-Go-Round Farm 12:45 ” Listening Post 12:15 |Honeyboy and Sassafras The Merry Macs and Home Hour “ “ Opening of Congress " |Opening of Congress ' e 1 Merry Madeaps 1:00 |Biltmore Enumble 1:15 4 1:30 Air Bnlh! 1:45 Plfll'l‘ La Pa Music and Home Hour b Seren:de ree Orchestra Guild Pat Kennedy. Opening of Congress Opening of Concl’e_sa Advertising Club ~2:00 | Stones of History Music =+ e « 2:30 :Vnuxhn de Leath Smackout Echoes of Erin Guild Poetic Strings V.E. O. |The French Princess Helen Trent Romances The Ragamuffins Bergere's Orchestra Pro-Art Quintet ‘oman’s Radio Review Maj. La Guardia Armchair Quartet Grace Abbott Roadways to Romance Ckades N. Y, State Symphony ur Dots Arlene Jackson Betty [Ralph and Dumke Memory Contest Archie Bleyer's Orch. and Bob Parents and Teachers Star’s Uncle Jerry 'The News Rhymer Loretta Lee News Flashes 'The Aristocrats America’s Little House Salvation Army Band Dick Messner’s Orch. Sports Review Current Books 18 Slb nd commission conditional {o start: permanent bosition; experience nol mecessary. Apply estment Bldg.. 10 to 1 p.m. 5) wanted to complet Tation. Must be free to’ travel while training, Traveling expenses aid, Opportunity for promotion. Permanent position for those who qualify. See Mr. Cox. Logan Hotel, 2 to 5 Wed., and also m. Thursday. INTER. ‘Apply theater, 008 9th n.w. after ¢ REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted by we- tive omce doing a general brokerage busi- ness. Decis. furnished. Experience Pectssary. Address Box 4718, Star office. SALES MANAGER and 2 salesmen to or- ganize sales department selling automatic siokers and oll-burning furnaces for less ‘state age and _experience. 381-S._Star office. SALESMAN with advertising backeround. ¢ be energetic. clean record s _more (white). SALES] man Chevl’nlet Co. 625 H st. ne. between S 1oand e Auto experience not necessary but_good sales background highly essential. Good Propo- fon with_live-wire_organization r department Ouris- MEN for used cal P‘ B athal, CLERK. experienced 0 me exy!nenc}: preferred. Salary. SHIPPI chanical, to sf help_ dl!ve car. 4 Btates, ly known product. ~Com- s, Al expenses paid. Address pericncs ot Bec: r advancement. Must have good appearance. Give education and references. State salary expected. ddress_Bo: 8 Star_office. Jno ! HOW TO TORTURE YOUR WIFE. ALICE BROUGHT HER SON AND HS FiANCE over TS AFTERNOON You SHOULD HAVE SEen THOSE KIDDIES. THEY WERE — | CAN'T GET oveR THAT PERFORMING ELEPHANT we SAW I THE MOVIES, LAST NIGHT. WASN'T HELP AND SITUATIONS | —By WEBSTER l | BOUGHT A HAT T6-0AY, SHERMAN . WAIT TiLL You See T REALLY, CUTEST THING ! wecL, THOSE CHILOREN HAVE RENTED THE SKIFFLE BUNGALOW On €LM ST AND AUCE 15 FURNISHING. T FoR THeM, | ALWAY'S THOUOHT THAT LATTLE HOUSE WAS = | LANDED THE CUTEST OROCR ToR WE FIRm TO-DAY. THE 8055 WAS AWFULLY CUTE WHEN HE COMPLI= MENTED MIE. 1T CERTAINLY WAS CuTE of ME To CATCH THE 5.33 TO-NIGHT, INSTEAD OF THE €-08 SAY, How 'BOUT DISHING ME UP A * B—13 MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING TO FLORIDA FRIDAY. THE 4th_ take two passengers. Call Adams 5047-R_after 6. . ? PASSENGERS TO MIAMI FLA_ Ji ary drd or 4th, share exntAn,rel rLAr V-S._ Phone Decatur 4 MIAMI. FRIDAY. TAKE FOUR. SHARE expense. Phone Metropolitan 90750 = RESTAURANT for rent_ full: €ood location. 704 King st. DRUG STORE. downtown corner. license: paying business: lease. gther business Address’ Box Dpe Alex-ndn “liauor nas'mumm'r AND_B | site base ball park. i Coal and wood age. 2500 eet. © 411-40) gunrlx Sw. Robly 1015 15%h st nan MAYBELLE COFFEE SH HOPPE Cash_only. OB 815 No:th Capitol si. _ ® FOR RENT—Near State. War and Nevy Bide. desirable comner lot: ideal location 'X‘l;nrcl'unth stand. Address Box 78-S, Btar DRUG STORE. high-¢rade section nh.w estab. 3 years: dood, erowiag business: weil equipped: low re; lease. _Price. 30000 Adaress Box Aooh, Siar omer - BEAUTY SHOP. _excellent_location: good equipment: low rent: fine, established busi- ness. reason for selling Price, $1,100 Address Box 4X4-T. Star office GASOLINE. nccessories: central location ‘ln pumps. estab. bus.: eauiped: long lease.” Pr Address Hox 9-T, Star office. corner. ¥ Fooms. 00 Address_Box :169-S. Star office WANTED —Real estate salesmen. with lumr\nblles to sedl or trade nmduc'x . Kléflo farm properties in nearby mmission #71-8 Star office. Adarte Box Mass_ave Good mf") investigate. W I\I H LD, )UU]’m A \\ 17 rms. 3 CUTE LITTLE DINNER ROOMING HOUSE. excellent Ionnr\n 5 cely 'f lovely rooms. ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN Dupon Circle—15 roo: gnly_$90: nicely furni \\I\IIIILJ 9()0]7111\'\\ HELP—MEN. (Continu 2 DO YOU WANT WORK? Are you Can you work & hours per day? $20 to $20 per week interest Mr. Asbury berween 9 and. 13 am.. Wednesday and Thursday only. A Conn ave.. between H and Eve AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN We need 3 honest. ambilious men iberal commissions with draw- : also & liberal plan for a new Apply in person. eld Motor Co. Sherman avenue. SALESMEN Wishing to make a permanent connection with one of Wash- ington’s iargest tire and radio | organizations, see Mr. Poole at 1501 14th st. n.w., and Thursday, 9 am. to 12:30 p.m. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE—Cook_and butler. no Must_be exp.. references. Wi HELP—WOMEN ‘experi- BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR enced. Must be good marcel waver, inello’ Beauty_Shop._184:3_Columbia_rd GIRL white. American. learn - dress- making: must love to se st BRec e ey e HOUSEKEEPER quiet. cleaning: private room. week: reference. Address Star_office ing accounts rd demonstrator aundry wentle: _cooking, stay_nights Box 5 T. of | | neat appearance. 1o sell the new 1935 V-§ | Ford car: I Wednesday Mar- __ | Star_office. filTl'ATIONS—VIE HAN. gehieral maintenance work, elecand general repairing, office bidg., hotel or & Phone Clarendon $54-. Hfl UDENT _university. wants employment afternoons or evenings: good appearance. phone Columbia 5200-J before X1 fer 7 pm YOUNG MAN of varied experience. position of any description: reasonably remunerative | »nd honest. Address Box :76-8, Star office. YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes work as porter. elevator operator or garage man. Phone Potomac 417 YOUNG MAN. msrried. of eny kind. Experien i [D ”and Va. ‘permt: mechanically |n~, ‘Phone Clarendan, 1:i6)-W. | . Clarendon, Va. SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. | COUBLE colored (from Virginia): wife_ex- serienced cook: man. all-around house man. | Reasonable salary. Phone Decatur 0278-J. | SITUATIONS—WOMEN. BUSINESS GIRL needs employment Oklahoma: sec.-steno., Vears' exp.: sonable salary. Phone Allamlc [ | COMPANION-HOUSEKEEPER. _white. lady or small home:. able to tak charge: no children. = Address Box : Star office. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, several| ] years’ Congressional experience. wants any kind of position. Address Box 317.T. | | | glined. ¢ Trom rea- | 5 STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, Junior collese sraduate. young. ambitious. desires general office wor Phone . 1 accept small salary, Wisconsin 33134, | (ONS—DOMESTIC. LAUNDRY MARKER qud sorter, experi- | €nced.__Apply = 13t ot (ehie; rcfined. 70 to 36 o GEe charge of two children. ages 1i; and Some hospital training preferred. (Dr.’s home) : references required. ~Room, board d $45 month. Cleveland 086, SALESWOMEN tive, preferably aur ¥o0d falkers, to join staff of loca #ion; wood income for Thtelligent worket: confidential. Address Box 81-T, Star office. SECRETARY flEhO(;EAPH!R—Sul! age. experience. church. and salary desired. Address Box_3! tar_office TELEPHONE OPERATOR for hotel P B_X_ thoroughly experienced: no others State age. experience. married or and references: $65 month. Address “4%0-S_ Star_office. S__white. restaura beer service: local reference. ~Apbly between and 4 Thursday. 1800 Bladensburg rd. n.e. YOUNG WOMAN. preferably college gradu- ate to correct papers in return for course 2t local commercinl college. Hours 9 to 310 Address Box 5N-T. Star office YOUNG WOMAN with knowledge of book- keeping. e age. experience and edu- cation Box_:1i8-S._Star_office. YOUNG WOMAN for special sales work of the betier kind: salary, $1° and commi: sion._Garlinger & Co.. 916 G n.w. FEW YOUNG WOMEN to train for execu- | tive positions in the field: must be Letween the ages of 25 and :i5: those with college education preferred: ' must also have stylish appearance and in position to leave town. In writing. ive qualifications in detail_Acknowledgements cenfidential. Address Box 304-S. Star office HELP—DOMESTIC. TOOK AND HOUSEWORKER. first class experienced. State city references. Ad-| dress Box 3A0-T. Star office. COUPLE colored: cook. laundress and house man: private famils: live on prem- ises. State experience and salary desired. Address Box 90-R.Star office GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. live in. Perlenced with children and cooking: small family: 1o heavy laundry: good reference Bryant st. ne sene nall apt.: 4 Colorado ave. Addre housew: reference: nw.. GIRL, _colored. day daily for : Apt GIRL, mature. general housework, small | tay nights: S6 per week. Address -, Star office. G colored. between axe: “for xeneral housework: must s'ly n\xm( lnd I rerences: 81 per week. Cail Adams w OWAN Tor general housework for family of three: stay nights: white, Protestant. Phone Cleveland 1753 ahisy | WORKING HOUSEKEEPER white or col ored. experienced. must have recent city references. Apply 1740 Webster st. n.w. BEGIN TODAY BEFORE_IT 1S TOO LATE. INTERNATIONAL CARD PUNCH MACHINE ‘he Civil Service P h st. n.w. Met BEAUTY CULTURE. “A LIFETIME GIFT." Spectal this month oniy: regularly $110: complete course (in. tools). easy terms: start any time: day and evening classes: posmnm secured for graduates; other courses. $15 SPECIAL ,sl'{é-ns-ncu FILE and GEN® | |2 MODERN SCHOOL og BEAUTY CULTURE. 44 | need | | ex- | GIRL de: sire aid in smlll Lamily | Bart time or all day. ‘Grace. GIRL neat colored wants & job as gen. | housewerk = waitress or chambermaid. | Durt or full time, - Good reference. Phone Columbis 4787 GIRL. colored. wishe: vosiiion & momen any heiper. general housework of kind. Stay ntghts. Phone West 1813 ‘om hite. wanis general housework in Va. ‘Write K., Falls Church, Va.. Geneul Delivery. . | GIRL. colored. experienced cook and gen eral houseworker. wants work of any kind: | cIty_references. Call North 5030-J GIRL. colored. meat and reliable. weneral housework: go home nis erences. Phone Decatur 5 ROM AN, coloren caatiunt seiRRIE Dlsce ‘a3 cook. seneral houseworker of pari time: will stay some nights. I1¥I16 I1th nw WOMAN colored, experienced cook. wishes | work in tea room or_boarding house: ex- cellent _references. Phone et 55 PERSONAL 'l'he rats under hea S cents per lae to nu regular line rate. CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVES. ESTAB- lished here 50 consecutive years under the personal supervision of the founder. Mor- gan Bradford Dogs this experience and lpng 1ecord of ethical service mean any- thing to you? Civil. criminal. commercial and personal investigations by skilled fact- oc! flices_in all princioal Canada Unquestionable credentials [ tionsl 4610- might wnd holids BRADFORD BVESHGATION | SERVICE “Sulte 205 Otis. Bullding. 310 I 1sth_st. n.w | HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY | own meihod: resu'ts effective for a I time or money back. ~Write for booklet nu d!un or surgery. DR. SOMMER- WERCK._1265 Columbia rd. Adsms ( F'LOOD S PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN | 153 Mass. ave. n.w., school of dancing and hour. day or week:_R:10 to 530, EXPERIENCED, TRAINED. PRACTICAL Scientific massage. pains r!he\td invalids. convalescents. \ervemu!n\‘ sian_Best. ref._Folomas 4750_ouis_ TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT money-saving prices, Fit and sl‘hhcuon ranteed. Expert lady and gentleman for your every want. 5 7th st. n.W. WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY. there is no need to feel that they must ccept inferior funeral services due to in- bility to_pay a high price. The Greater W. W. Chambers Co._offers a complete Gars and all. for a3 little s finest’ waterproof. airtient \teed steel burial vault may be had f: e for Su%. ' 1n. case of death cal the Greater W. W. Chambers Co. 14th. corner_Chapin n.w. Col. 0432. Pl write vour sddress. We W br:u( ul_catalogue of hi UNG. EMPLOYED. WIDOWED MOTHER Yon M kindergarten, wants unfurnished room. boad, Protestant home, care for son during day. Address Box 37:1-8. Star office. DRESSMAKING. ALTERATIONS: OLD dresses made new: reasonable; work guar- anteed. _Phone Clevel 564 FOR R.BNT#COMPORTAB!.E LIVTNO BED suitable for business woman: also ble. Phone Clev: | coLTs —VIGOROUS ALKALINE MILK n Dairy: tested Swiss goats. Call any Peoples Drug Store or Colym- 0 BEAUTY (.LLI URL— SPECIAL COURSE, $45 MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. l‘llM Washington’s Original and Finest N _NIX 14th St_N.W.__Phone Met. T SPECIAL $5 COURS CALCULATING M/ \Cl[l\E SPECIAL COURSE 1! COMPTOMETER, \[t)\ROT“ AND BURROUGHS. BEGIN TODAY a spe. clal course. S5 plete, SPECIAL FOR COMING “EXAMS, In SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. The Civil Service Prepa ators School, L Adolph Richards, M.S. Prin.. 520 12th st. n.w. Met. 'LRSI\G HOME For Invalids and Convalescénts. Plone Adams 7303. 1833 Kalorama Rd United Conqruction Co. Established 23 Yea DFAL WITH RELIABLE FIRM. Carpenter. painting. papering rooms, p: plumbing. Heating, roofing. ali Household Repairs and Service It will pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. MATTRESSES. box springs and Jfi??!"gno best prices and | prompt, e Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 1 . NA. 6 ER—Carpentry. hrlck G MAN- typewriter and take Z-cr'g oF offce. References. Address_Box S. Star office. UILD] en! p B D inting, general repairs and Pprovements to your property. West 00631 IG MEN. 18 to 30. neat appearance. lflfld nurenc Salary, sn m start. Ap- ply 414 H st. ne. 2 to 4 CA)IERA REPAXRING c '’ ALBER’ e, 815 10th | s'. ionai 47 ‘Ted Brown’s Orchestra Skippy Jack Armstrong & MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. “Three Cornered Moon,” a Broad- way success of two seasons ago, will be presented by Mary Pickford and her stock company on WRC at 8. WMAL will broadcast at 10 a special recital by Paul Wittgenstein, cele- brated pianist. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, fa- mous explorers and wild animal hunt- ers, will take part in the Byrd Expe- dition program on WJSV at 10. John Charles Thomas will sing the final program of his present series on WMAL at 9:30. His program includes & number of selections requested by the radio audience. Ruth Etting, celebrated Broadway songstress, will be the guest of Mark Hellinger on the new Penthouse Pmy program, & WMAL attraction cmluln de Lamar, Cuban soprano, wmnnp-nmmeuwmm- YOUNG MEN over 20 years ul “ave to work in_order de dwt Can earn $15 per week to T See Mr. H & Room 406, 1510 F ice_partitions, shelving. m?t repairing of furnit ure, general re- B adants 4 TODAY leads the news of public affairs, um.ly ll’!lclel b{ outstanding _writers, Vince isher: Raymond Moley, edior. " Fhergetic. ambitious sajesmen. as: sured permanent. profitable connection se- curlu clmunuon. fleld tnlnln for the l i 3 MEN 1f_you are looking for steady work and ;OII have a car, call Iol’ lflwinlment after ¥'p.m. Wednesday. Potomac 4 KANN'S HIVI amlnu for 3 me Sai; Sieady work. T ion S8 Sonird over 21. with chance for advance- Avsls suot’s. ofien. 4 - ELECTRIC TRIC WIRING painting. nll!teglnl CHAIR CANEING SING gty oclen !Dllnud CLAY AR! ‘RONG. 1235 101 t. ) m‘l Houl qunovmm &)‘%Et rices on papering, painting, lastering. ' earpentry. | paghice, fesine, sisiens, SR n January - ""il'o“u: DECORATORS' CORP_ 1009 9th St. NW. ! ‘Metropolitan 0!54 " Pixtures and re- irs, S.x house Sxeures & base plugs, $25. 5: . 819 Upshur n. 01, onl emn nlfl foors made like | in Ot 5’!:'&; 12"'7 sth n 'y ranteed. lenl Col. 4002 ng_(average roo: PAFERI $6) ured.” Cali pa I do my own work: quality Metz any_time. Columbia < ROOMS, $4 up: prompt PAPERING EOOKS 117 pp.mun‘: Roy White. 1624 Gales st. n.e. Atl. 465 PA?ERHA OI‘IG Rooms AD!Hd !5 lnd s ur.. aranteed. A. Geore. oml ¥ Geo. 5468, PLASTERING. cementing. su-ccouu brick- laying. patches. SI erhead ex- pense,_Mathis & Demps o ASTERING REPAIRED. stucco. paper- ing. Craftex. cement, chimneys, leaky base. ments, damp walls. leaky roofs. Reason. able._ Minnick. Metropolitan 5980, 4% UPHOLs'n:RlNo furniture rennrlnx Te- ir canein; Tuaranteed. Weismu ISth nw. Adams 0361 UPHOLSTERING. _repairing. _refinishi discarded furniture accepted as part by 8. w;:wr. 1434 Newton, n. 12 room. Gome: clea: 9001’11: N. \\ ROOMING HoLsz Penn. ave. aths: r ood LL) SALE—\“S(EI.LA EOUS. BED-DAVENPORT SUITE, reversibl~ spring-filled cushions. new condition; $4 Furnishings of & T Istst. n.w.. Apt. x BED—Walnut double bed. springs and ma tress complete. first-class condition. $15 1629 P st._nw. Phone Decatur 0291. 3% BICYCLES—Rolifast and other high-grade els. Hazelton s | wheels, | Huzelion Bieycle & Sporting Goocs BRICK AND BUILDING MATERTAL from many wrecking Jjobs. - Come 1o any of Hechinger's 4 yaras for your entire neens of used materisls seen. largest select Wani when you want it Larie Guantities of good used lumber. re- conditioned. nails pulled and arrangeq ac: cording 1o cize ok, x0T n all lengths): sheat 1 - ows. doors, sash. DIiCK. pipe. bAthtuLS radictors. plumbing and heating mater in excellént condition and aiways at bai- “We Gite deltvered d ote delivered or orders Atlantic 1a00. e vered. Phone uzcml;msn cg Used Material Dept ith & neatly arranged. eas:ly We have what you E: Quantities at_bargain prices. Come m 2ny of HECHINGER'S 4_yards BUILDING MATERIALS—Wrecking buildings. Bargain prices. all sizes lumb fine oak and pine heating radiation. plumbin, tures. st a1 e Pambine 1 steel doors.” windows. ¢ mise: HARPIS W. RE_( KING CO Penna. Ave. and fird St. N-W._ TABINETMAKER'S MACHIN| Bandsaw, shaper, sander. circ mortiser. Cl x 17 gortser,, Chean. address Box 1 c saving orices. * Co wood_stoves. coal ers, stove pipe. furnace pipe and fittings. __HECHINGER_CO.._4—Branches—4 DESKS for office and home. unusual bar- Einss] wpedi s ews - wercaleo, seut Smmercia Wrhsture Co - st._n.w. Phorie Metropoiitan 24:0. oo E DRESSES—Several evening and afternoon dresses. perfect condition. No dealers. Call_Adams 10713 E ndd. c red. re- 14th “swagger Tep: Rt pe. moieskin d ¢_bearings._Ca bhone Norih Hs FUR GOAT. Hudson seal. lavishIy in_Fenuine min ful lensth, size 13, per- fect condition; $85. See any time. 1834 Columbia rd. Phone Adams 10213 FURNITURE—? 0-pc. 1 e e e Tobe, etc. Bargains. 13 Georgia ave. FURNITURE —Lounse chair, used cost £55. sell Gov ST8: x> Axm Phone set. $3: ma davenport, Cab] s Majestic * console radio, perfect. $32.° 1435 N st. n.w., Apt. S Bhione North axin n FURNITURE—Beautiful iv K st. Apt_45 LIVXNG M_ SUITE B ful $2! sell Mflrunullun 5 LUMBE! ed: all sizes. flooring. sheathing. joists greatly Teduced prices. 3rd & n.w. 3?\!;{(2’: FURNITORE—A large_assortment - o : Son 10 E xl.r.nv\ w prices. H. Baum & RADIO—] set ete model Atwater Ken: Earopean_ recepti A floor_sample. but it cannot be {roim new. Reduced to % Kitt's. 1330 RADIO, Majestic; o quick buyer very rea- |’|0. :J perfect condition. Phone Adams 954 RADIC—La: 1 RCA r Ammerican ‘and forein Brordcass Feceive: handsome lowboy cabinet: used sample. but in hew-radio conds duced to i easy terms. Kitu's. G st RADIO—! del Philco highboy: has latest features. shadow. ing. automatic volume control. etc. 'Pracy tically a8 new radio at the reduced price of_$69.50: easy terms. Kitt's. 1330 G st RADIO—Used Atwater Kent set in s spe. cial lowboy cabinet. $10. Kitt ' G st. nw RUGS. Oriental: one Ia: Dall: three scatter size; )_Tilden st TYPEWRITERS—Reconditioned —portabie< { and stardards: all makes; excellent rerta { machines: lowest rates Typewriter Sae< & Service Co.. K11 17th st. n.w_Na. 5660 TYPEWRITERS—Current model Corona: nd L C Smiths for rent. = Bargatns in re- Duilt ‘and Feconditioned macnines — The L C. Smith and Corona ’nnumen Inc 1018 15th st. NA tun e_one suitable for acrificing for cash TYPEWRITERS, S30: me $3_month just like gent: Underwood "Roval Reming '_L_C. Smith. 5716_16th st. n.w. WOGD—Stasoned oak. pine. hickory a8y length. $9 per cord. delivered and put away. Phone Decatur 4500. Orders taken from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. WOOD—-Seasoned oak. $8.50 per cord: dry pine and oak mixed. $8. Any length. delivered anywhere, Major Corbin. Phone Berwyn_86. MEAT GRINDERS & sucmu MACHINES K St svaCE 14* ATTENTION. BUILDERS. Gas range. brand-new. at half real value Never lighted: high grade: & burners suitable for home. boarding house or in- ;n'ulmn Price $75.00. Phone Emerson MUSICAL IN STIUMEN’I‘S—BADIOQ PTANO—Hallet & Davis mic in PIANO—Hallet & Davis midget grand. | good condition, $175 ideal size for the smaller apartment. y $5 down, balance monthly._Kitt's, 1330 G st PTANOS =t Storewide sales At reason- es accommodating _terms * mardman. Story & Ciark adbury and Worch piano< in various woods and shades. Easy term< 4 fair ‘allowance for your old pisno. Husn Woreh. 1110 G. Est. 18 Pianos for ren PIANO—Brand-new baby grand. s: of the latest and most popular models. We have only one left from our Christma: selling. so_we're reducing at once. Pay S5 down : SALE. play 7y npmht m.nox i so0d condition: S $45. ith’s xm s. 1330 c . to 845 Transter & Storage Co 1915 You se. B Phone North 3 PIANO—Apartment upright._very llllhllv used. reduced to $195. This beautiful little insirument is one of the latest models: an unusual value at tnis reduced price. Pay $5_ down. § __Kitt's. 1330 G st PIANOS—We have some real values s conditioned uprights and players. priced ym $49 up: terms. $1 down. $1 weekly. 1330 G st. CLOSING OUT eac male scotties. one $35. & male Irish terzier. $15, female. sm Bos- ton ~ female. $20. ese pedigreed. One male blue collle, not pedigreed. S15. Schmid’s Pet Emporium. 712 12th st. n.w. FARM AND GARDE! ING. cobinetmaking. refinich- lowest prices; Jouz home it 734, 12° Sore at Tompt se! ork Phonl Shepherd P convenient. [} WELL-ROTTED MANURE —Cow and sia Manire givered 85 per ton: & tons 1 ANURE for mushroom srowing. 35 ton. Address Box 205-K., Star office. 4