Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1935, Page 24

RADIO T0 BRING POMPEI TRAGEDY Columbia Oversea Broad- cast April 14 From Vol- canic Ruins. SPECIAL trans-Atlantic broad- cast depicting one of history’s greatest tregedies—the de- struction of Pompeii by an eruption of Mount Vesuvius In the year 79—is on the Columbia schedule April 14 The broadcast will originate in the ruined city of Pompeii, 12 miles southeast of Naples. Cesar Saerch- Inger, foreign director for Columbia, will reconstruct the Pompeian scene as it was before the volcanic catastro- phe when the city was a favorite sea- side resort of the Romans. Saerch- Inger will be guided through the ruins by Prof. Maiuri, an authority on_Pompeii. Part of the broadcast will come from a temple which dates back to the sixth century B. C., and from the “modern” industrial quarter of Pompeii, years before the city was covered with molten lava and ashes. The recently-restored “villa of mysteries” will be described. as will the latest excavations undertaken at Mussolini's orders. L e x Y HEN the Washington base ball team arrives from the Biloxi training camp Monday, WMAL will have its microphone at the Union | Station to describe whatever takes place when the players step from the train. The train is due to arrive at 4:40, | and from that time until 5 pm. there will be a station train shed. * * *x % ARTWHEEL,” a vivid mental dramalogue, experi- will make its debut on Columbia April 13. |1 Beven of radio’s best known dramatic | stars have been selected for roles in | the production. The dramalogue will present, in 24 | rapid sequences, the fantastic history of the silver dollar. The action will cover a period of 50 years. which was developed & few | “pick-up” from the | ok Rk HE “new star” talent on Kate Smith’s program is to be discon- tinued because of a desire of the radio audience to hear more songs by the popular Washington artist. She will continue to be assisted, how- ever, by the Three Ambassadors, the Wallace Sisters and Jack Miller's Orchestra. Ak IVE cardinals of the Roman Cath- olic Church in as many nations are to make an international plea for world peace in a pre-Easter broad- cast being arranged for April 20 by | Columbia in co-operation with Cath- | olic University. THE EVENING STAR _'WASHINGTON, Caprital's Rapio PROGRAMS Saturday, April 6. | WRC 950k (Copyright, 1935) WMAL 630k WISV 1460k | Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1,310k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS P.M. Rex Battie's Ensemble Aerial Parade Pn.rm lnd Home Hour Alumni Federation nd E Paul H. King Unity School Concert Miniatures 1:00 1:15 1:30 iJohn Slaughter’s Orch. Novelties Accordion Music Mills Brothers - IS S 0 |Jimmy Carrigan’s Orch Army Day Parade |Rice Brothers Miniature Theater Louis Panico’s Orch. Mickey of the Circus 0 Symphonic Gems Raymond Paige Hits {Army Day Parade :30 |Music Guild i 3:45 | ¥ 5 College Debate Harry Kodgen’s Orch. Dance Rhythms - Variety Workshop Peer Gynt Suite BEglhbi 5868 unc:ng "4:00 |Music Guild 4:15 | Carol Deis 4:30 |“Our Barn” 4:45 ® 75:00 |Sundown Revue 5:15 | Tommy Tucker's Orch. 5:30 Parade ot Youth 5:45 | ® Rep McSwain of S, C. | Conrud L. Wh‘(h 'Tea Tlme Evening Star Flashes Sunday School Lesson “Our American Schools” Modern Minstrels Evening Rhythms Little Jack Little Fascinating Facts P.M. EVENING PROGRAMS. Russian Bear Orch, 6:00 |Sports Review—Music 615 | Novelty Strings 6:30 |Martha Mears 6:45 |Rep. Monaghan of Mont. 7:00 |Robert V. Fleming 7:15 |“Whispering" Jack Smith’ 7:30 Mu51c~Nev\s 7:45 | Sports Review Jewish Hour |Sports Parade Master Builder Army Day Program Arch McDonald Amateur Show Frederic William Wile Freddie Bergin's Orch. |Today in Sports Homer Rodeheaver Songs a la Carte Dinner Ensemble Amateur Show Concert Orchestra Outdoor Beauty Parade Estelle Wentworth News Spotlight Dinner Ensemble V. F. W. Minstrels 8:00 S)gmund Rumbem 5| “« - |Louis Annis *|Club Habana Orch, St. Louis Blues )| Senator Reynolds of N. C. |Jamboree | Al Jolson Radio |National Barn Dance City Party Lucrezia Bori Al Jolson petey Let's Dance | National Barn Dance Army Day Program Bowling Congress | Edwin | News Bulletins |Paul Whiteman's Orch. Rogers Roxy and His Gang Himber’s Champions John Slaughter’s Orch. | California Melodies In the Eam Loft V. F. W. Minstrels Central Union Mission Dance Music Lad and Lassie Dance Parade John Slaugh Sports Flashes Dance Parade ) |Let’s Dance e |Reggie Child’s Orch, Leo Zollo's Orch. |Orville Knapp's Orch, 1:00 Let’s Dance |Sign Oft |Sign_Off MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM The second Army day program of | Young's Orchestra will contribute to La Societe des 40 Hommes et Chevaux will be broadcast by WMAL at 7. The speakers will include John | D. Crowley, chef de chemin de fer will be presented by WJSV at 7:30. | The program will feature incidents in the careers of famous woman sports celebrities. | of the organization; Senator Slem(‘r‘ of Oregon, Representative Lucas o!{ | Ilinois and Frank N. Belgrano, jr., na- | tional commander of the American Legion. WMAL also will broadcast another Army day program at 10:30 under auspices of the Military Order of the | World War. Senator Sheppard of Texas will be the principal speaker. The new Chateau musical series fea- turing Al Jolson will make its debut on WRC at 9:30. Miriam Hopkins, Istage and screen_ star, and Victor | DAILY SHORT STORY: TOO SMART | He Looked Like a Hobo, But He Had a Surprising Amount ‘ of Personal Knowledge of the Girl. | BY CHARLES VOLAND. NDESCRIPT yellow, the issue” army over- coat had obviously at one time hung moth - beleaguered on an overstocked rack of a cheap hand - me - down shop. Yet, like the old man who clutched it tightly about him, it had undoubtedly seen better days. Its owner hesi- tated at the door for a brief instant, then entered the lunch room and seated himself heavily at the rounter. “A cup of cof- fee,” he ordered, almost apologetic- ally. “Right away, sir! Stranger in, i town?” As she set his steaming cup before him a freight thundered over the distant grade crossing. He grinned wryly. “I came in on one of those. I have the money to pay!” he added hur- riedly, noting her glance of swift appraisal of his none too opulent attire. «I wasn't thinking about that.” She hesitated. “You don't look—" “Like a tramp?” “Yes.” “Three years ago I had a private ear!” There was a moment of embar- rassed silence as both realized that she didn’t believe it. Then sympa- thetically the girl spoke. “Tell me about it.” A well-fed Maltese, curled on the end of the counter, purred his encouragement. “It was in '29—" “The stock market?” tale was old. “In a way. But it was actually my own fault. If you care to look there’s a moral in my story. A certain person—let’s call him ‘Smith’'— disapproved of my son’s interest in his daughter. He evidently didn’t realize that I might not have ap- proved of his daughter's interest in my son.” “Did you?” He shrugged. “Oh.” “The idea that some one should consider his daughter superior to my son sent me into a cold rage. In my anger I played the fool and planned to teach Smith a lesson.” The girl refilled his cup and the stranger stirred the beverage ab- sently for a moment. “Do you understand the market?” “A little.” “I was a member of the exchange. Smith did business through me and never failed to take my advice. I plotted so that he would lose and I would make a small fortune. It wasn't ethical—but I wasn't consid- ering ethics. Having received a tip that a stock was due for a sudden rise, I advised Smith to go short on it—that is, to sell at the price then existent, buy it back later at a lower, and so profit by the difference. He sold and, unknown to him, I bought. That was early in October—" ‘The stranger toyed with his spoon. “When the bottom dropped out of the market I went with it!” Ironically he chuckled at his feeble jest. “Smith “I never met her.” “I have the money to pay To her that | was safe, I a pauper.” For the first time the waitress be- trayed some measure of interest. “What happened to your son—and the girl?” “Until & week or so ago I didn't know anything about them. When ! gone I all was went away — ran | away, if you pre- fer. I couldn't face Dick after what I had done, at least not until | I had made a new | start.” With weary eyes he looked down at his shab- | by clothing. “I haven't been very successful. Recent- ly I learned that | Dick had married | Smith’s daughter | and that, since she | had been disin- | herited, the pair| had gone to this| town to begin to- gether.” | Apparently an- noyed by its pres- ence, her customer | ran a hand over his stubble of beard as the waitress busily wiped | some glassware. “Have you—seen them?"” “I don't intend to; they wou]dnt be interested in a broken, penniless old man. No, I just want to see Dick at a distance, make sure that he is well and go. Some day, per- | haps, I'll come back. I hope theyll ! understand.” | Intently the girl's eyes surveyed the face of the stranger. Her words, | when she spoke, were not a ques- | tion. They were a simple statement | of fact. “You're Harold K. Walter.” The man sprang to his feet, star- tled. “How—" | “I'm your daughter-in-law.” Wal- | ter was stayed by the girl's insistent | hand as he hastily sought to escape. | “Wait! You're going to stay here | with us. Won't you, father?” The old man’s face flushed in em- barrassment and indecision. Laugh- ing gayly, the girl leaned across the counter and implanted a warm filial kiss on one crimson, bewhiskered cheek. “And you came here first when you arrived! What a coinci- dence!” “But—" Silencing his objections with an airy wave of her hand, she dashed into the back of the lunch room. Alone, Harold K. Walter winked owlishly at the purring Maltese. “Coincidence!” snorted he in dis- dain. “Humph! Pretty smart for an old man, aren't I, kitty? Did you see me fool the child? Humph! I'll say I did! Broke? I'm not broke. I Jjust wanted to see if I was welcome! Coincidence!” Walter would have swom that the cat winked back. In the rear the girl confronted her husband, an enigmatical smile on her lips. "irepare yourself for something, “What's the trouble, Mary?” “Your father’s out in front. Wait!” On tiptoe she reached up and whis- pered in his ear. “I recognized him instantly from that picture you have in our room, but he didn’t know it. Don't you believe him if he claims to be down and out—the old dear is trying to be foxy and find out if we really want him!” Dick laughed and playfully tweaked her nose. “What makes you think that?” Her eyes twinkled merrily as she answered, “I may be wrong,” said she impishly, “but I have yet to see a tramp with a nice, brand-new, shiny manicure!” (Copyright, 1935.) Tomorrow: “Tactful Error,” by Flo Garvey, tells the pathetic story of a spinster’s unfortunate one-night spree. 8 the program. Another new radio attraction, called “The Outdoor Girl Beauty Parade,” Selections from “Chu Chin Chow” | will be featured during the Sigmund | Romberg program on WRC at 8. One of the final mawhes o( '.he Sign Off Ray Herbeck's Orch. NOTES. American Bowling Congress in Syra- cuse, N. Y., will be described over WJSV at 10:45. Lucrezia Bori, soprano, will sing | “Habanera” as the high light of her recital on WJSV at 9. Her program also includes the *“Blue Danube Waltz"” and an aria from “Mignon.” One of WOL's major musical fea- | tures will be a program by the Vet- ;rans of Foreign Wars Minstrels at :45. |LORDS SET PRECEDENT IN FREEING DOOMED MAN By the Associated Press. LONDON, April 6—The House of Lords, highest tribunal in Great Brit- ain, yesterday for the first time in history quashed a murder indictment against a condemned man. Reginald Woolmington, 21, a Dorset | farm _laborer, had twice before been | found guilty’ of murdering his 17- year-old wife Kathleen with a sawed- off shotgun. His attorney succeeded in having ‘{he attorney general grant a fiat on the ground that legal points of im- portance had been raised case was taken before of Lords yesterday. HELD TO GRAND JURY the House Taylor and Wilson Face Probe of | Filling Station Hold-Up. Accused of having held up and robbed a filling station operator on February 27, Henry Taylor, 23, of Wilmington, N. C., and Asa H. Wil- son, who gave his address as Be- thesda, Md., were held under $10,000 bond each for the grand jury when arraigned before Judge Ralph Given in Police Court yesterday. Police charged that Taylor and TUNE IN TONIGHT 7:30- WISV OUTDOOR GIRL BEAUTY PARADE A BRILLIANT NEW PROGRAM STARRING: CONNIE GATES The Personality Girl RICHARD NORTON Romantic Baritone VICTOR ARDEN and bis Orchestra And a Dramatic Highlight in the Career of Helen Hicks, Golf Champion and Title Holder. PRESENTED BY THE MAKERS OF OUTDGOR GIRL OLIVE OIL BEAUTY PRODUCTS BIG-TIME | 1108 K N.w. in the | course of previous hearings and the | Wilson entered a filling station oper- ated by Herman Slavitt at 488 Mary- land avenue southwest on pretense of seeking warmth, and after they gained entry held Slavitt up at the point of a pistol and robbed him of $54. RENOVIZE .-. . )lnur home | Papering that is Papering EBERLY’S DISTRICT 6557 Dignify vour home. ___ Phone “Eberly’s .“-H.H.H! THE RADIO GIRL IS COMING DIAL WRC MONDAY 7:45 A.M.—12:30 P.M. 5:10 P.M.— QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL 2l p AMERICA'S MOTOR OIL RADIOS Zowerl | PROGRAM RADIO'S “TRIPLE-THREAT” MAN —in “Shell Chateau’—a solid hour of entertainment—with Al Jolson as Master of Ceremonies, Victor Young and Or-' chestra, also MIRIAM HOPKINS as guest star. “SHELL CHATEAU" Presented by the makers of SUPER-SHELL GASOLINE WRC 9:30 e [*=5iteg" D. HELP—MEN. ASSISTANT COOK. colored man: nish reference; on_premises. H b;e: Home for the Ased. 1T ust firs Ap- A lnnln Co " 2300 ‘Baltimore. Md. ‘AUTOMOBILE l.!aM!N—Dodn and Plymouth dealer in Northwest Washington as openings for several live-wire men. Good opportunity for men with -mmy 23 make real money. Apply Pred Moto 3707 Kansas ave: nw. Columbia 2000 .UTOMOBILE SALESMAN to Dodge and Plymouth. Must have a record that will stand a rigid investigation. Will fur- nish demonstrator and have a liberal Egrkln: agreement. Falls Church Motor BOOKKEEPER—Permanent position with large auto dealership. exverienced Ford or M. systems. State fully former connec- !l?'{l!x and 1 ‘expec! Box t 16 and 18 for rma- nent employment. good pay: also lmited number of after-school job Schryver_ 1317 Ner CARPENTER class mechani Grecnwood COLORED JANITOR. _wife. emmncea firing. elevator license: onl ly experienced janitor apply: no children. = Address Box X, Star office COUNTER AND SANDWICH MA perienced. white. Dikeman's Resta 609 16th st. n.w. CREDIT MANAGER, experienced in_ti payment work. ' Write for appointment, giving details of experience. Fisk Rubber Co.. 1337 14th st. n.w. FENDER AND BODY MAN, first-class me- charic, - Apply Mr. Tucker, Service Man- ager. L, P Steuart. Inc. 14 {ween H:30 am. and 6 pm. JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. young man, local experience. Apply McReynold's Phar- macy. 15th and G sts. n.w LAUNDRY ROUTE DRIVER can earn some easy money and not interfere with his_work. Manager, 720 7th st. n.w. PAINT SALESMAN wanted: young, aggres- Sive. protucers (ravel local: 1arEe Baiht 10n- bini Rouse.” Give aee’ experiene: m“y Teferences. _Address Box 72-X. St PAINT SALESMEN, expenented flu(- side selling. Address Box 17-X. Star office. PHOTO COUPON MEN—Something new for Mother's day special. Suite 505, 1317 Fst.n.w : i SALESMEN AND SALES MANAGERS Ex- cellent_opportunity for those capable of handling distribution food products. cos- metics: no _investment: large commission: guararitee of $12 week: complete line: ad- vancement. Phone Damon Smith, National | 8510, for nnnolmmrm EOC R SALESMEN — Truck _comp “opening | Branch in. Washinkton. sesres two_ mens | must have car; salary and commission, with chance for advancement. Adaress Box_10-X. Star office i SHOE _SALESMAN — Experienced _young man gx (PEERC dEA T Bisco's, 223 G 8 TWO REAL ESTATE SALESMEN by old- established firm: small organization; good oportunity for the right men; replies confi- dential. _Address Bo: -X_ Star office YOUNG MAN with sales ability. salary firm State experience. reference and age. Address Box 210-X. Star_office. YOUNG MAN. colored. experienced, shoe repair shop: references. 651 cons'n ave.. Bethesda YOUNG MAN wanted. under 35 years of age. Man selected will be assured permanent _connection. Apply Mr. th, herman ave. n.w COMMERCIAL ARTIST. | Young man with some commercial art experience Must have ability on lettering and layout. State esperience and previous emu'uym?nl Address Box 216-X, Star | 50 DRIVERS FOR CAPITOL YELLOW CABS. APPLY, 11217 23rd ST. N.W.,, MR.| SPITZ " HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. | | MAN AND WIFE_ colored. to live in; man must be able to do some driving and yard work. woman experienced_cook and for | general housework. Clev. 5775, Natl. 9335, YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER. general office work: also young man for clerical work (experiente preferable. but mot re- quired): over 1% tion. | Give name. address, nded experience {f any $1 week. | T Wis- | WANTED—AGENTS. ___ CANVASSERS. 6:30 AM. TO 10:30 PM Blue blades. 3Nc per 100: 33c¢ dental cream. 4c_ea Fraidin's. N.'Y Whole- sale Co. 656-58 W. Baltimore st.. Balti- e. Md i INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. any hour. licensed white men: your Or our car; per- mits secured. Call any time. Adams 3480, e e e — — AVIATION taugh through co-operative plan. Ground. school and flying. Ground class being formed. Address Box s5-X. Star_office Open ‘ with a_good future by a well-established | | WAITRESSES of | experience: €., SATURDAY,” KPRIC 6, T935. "HELP AND SITUATIONS. The Thrill That Comes Once in a Lifetime.—By WEBSTER SO YOURE THE LITTLE BOY WHO FOUND mMv STRING OF PEARLS, WELL, HERE IS A NICE, SHINY, NEW QUARTER WEALTH BEYOND THE DREAMS OF AVARICE. © 185 wy TmBonE inc. FOP You | Bolen's."good condition. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. — __(Continued.) INETTE SUITE. §-piece walnut, Westinghouse ~hand vacuum, $8. Quackenbos st. n.w. DINING ROOM SET. solid walnut, & pleces; gxcelient condition st sell “at i Evereit st. n ELECTRICAL CHARGING PLA JaRar giube capacity four "car and d. c. repaired, rec Carty. 1608 _14th. !mexc MOTORS. 200, all sizes, up to 25 Rorsepower: convertare and starting equipment: we buy, exchange, rent and re- pair: new Delco motors. Ker, Armat o Bau v ure Co. nut 931 Iston, Va. GIDAIRE, The Magies. Bilver Hill Ma Losnacdionn 1o one mile from D. C. lin€ out Good Hope rd: flfifll’}‘hfi[xrxoom = 3-plece mahogany el S JB.! consisting 1 love Foom suite. $15: Beautyrest matiress. twater Kent radio. altermating Jr‘rlect condnl%l $10; “l doze: new. 83 ‘each T Mass. ave mw o FURNITURE—Miss _this onportunity, you miss a genuine bargain. K bed room suites, fil:glbrfl.v nnL a! mrcp< but complete 20 to to eic) S105 Pooin “Suires s things for ‘the home. Cheap? The location. Come and see W. Furniture Co.. Hyattsville, Md FURN. — Discontinuing _furnished a dressers, rugs, chiffoniers, by chairs, desks, mirrors. etc. cunem walnut, S17 | GAs ANGES. new and rzconmuoned 3 side T burners. $6.50 and up K urner restaurant Tange. West 037 K st. n HOME GARDEN THA(‘rOR and cultivator, Phone Potomac JEWELRY ENGRAVER'S OUTFIT, § ing two engraving blocks. gra chasing tools; reasonable. Enerson 5090, MOTOR. ~or epow MOTOR, one-half horsepower. bargain. OFFICE FURNITURE—A large assortment of used pieces at low prices, H. Baum & Son. 616 E st. n.w OIL STOVE. Red Star, 4 burn; i, perfect eondition:" reasonabl Cleveland er 6o L X o -t Norge refrigerator. 1 yeat cash. Army officer ordered to service must sell immediately. _P. Roberts Beverly Hills, Al Va._Phone Alexa hdrln 17 foreign HFLP—WOMEN. tinue OPERATOR for marking -na sewing ma- chite. State exp. and make of machine operated. Address Box -’u<x Star office. 7* PERMANENT WAVER. finger_waver manicurist., expert. Apply 201 South A Alexandria, VA.. or_phone PRESSERS, experienced on ullk nltnncn Apply_1:433 Buchanan st. SALESWOMEN—If you cun qualif: will help you get established as deal!r o! food products and cosmetics: outside work: i gueek suaranteed: permanent position We finance. Phone Miss Shaw. Nai 10. SILK PRESSER, colored. fi zga:y expected. Address Box 40 ] f 1K must mve n lusl fi months’ must be clean. neat and at- Avply 5109 Georkll WANTED AT ONCE—Bo; ators and shirt finishers. Only those exper: enced need IDDIY Tolman Laundry, 524 YOUNG LADY. fod typist, general office work. by comniercial piant handwriting. giving experience, reference. schooling, wage and age. Address Box 201-X. Star office. tractive. | Wisconsin ave. and ired | ho | housework Reply in own | SlTUATthS—‘\IE‘W Ahl) Wi OME\ COUPLE. white. refined, business expe ence. desires position in country hotel or | home: reasonable salary. Address Box e. “positions as_cool ener. Phone Potomac SITL'A'I'IONS—DOMESTIC. COMPANION-HOUSEREEPER, elderly per- son: charge of home; good cOok: city of country. Address Box 266-X. Star office. DAY'S WORK OR PART ored woman. _Phone North 1 GENERAL HOUSEWORK. colored w single: also woman. colored. 30 yrs., ing Job as mother’s helper. Phone_North GIRL. colored. neat. reliable. wants full or part-time job. Phone Lincoln 7274-W. WORK OF ANY KIND by experienced irl colnred good reference. Phone Po- | tomac YOUNG GLRL_ h ux;-mmd. “colored, wants general | no’ cooking; ' reference. Call District | WOODWARD & LORTHROP | desire the services of slip- cover sewers thoroughly ex- | perienced in shop work. Ap-| oor. ALTERATION WORKERS. On]y those experienced on | women’s coats and suits will !be considered. ply employment office, ninth k! nak, 1219 Conn. ave. n.w. a HELP—DOMESTIC. COUNTRY GIRL needing good e and S50 month. Phone Georgia 5447 evenings: GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. colored, must Be experienced, good cook, strong. 3 | Phelps pl. n.w. GIRL. white. 1o care for apt. and child. st. n.w. Apt. Phone District WHITE WOMAN to do general housework for "hree ladies. in exchange for 20od home and small salary. Address Box 307-X, Star_office. WOMAN. settled. for housework Clarendon, Va.; family. 4 adults: stay nights: 00 homie. fair wages. Fh!m! Walnut S k. WOMAN accustomed to g.h.w.. reference: one in family: S35 per mo.. ioud home. Box 113, East Falls Church.” Va. 7° EXPERT TUTORING. languages for college entrance. by university Drofessor: Teason- able. _Call National 6264, Ext. 50K WANTED—Instructor to coach two per- | sons for general clerical exam.. evenings only. Call before 3 Sunday. North 408:3-W MABELLE HONOUR OF BEAUTY | 818 ‘14th st. & GOOD TRADE with 'a good field: no special education necessary. Day and evening classes. National School of Me- | {hanical Dentisiry. 1301 G &t. n.w. Phone National 4( STATISTICAL ( CLERK | working drawings. A complete home study course covering all subjects included on former examinations. This is the course which is being used as | a guide by class instructors and | after which other home study |04 # courses have been patterned. Used with great success by can- | | didates on former examinations. | $3.00, POSTPAID. EVERETT H. BURKE, 1107 Pennsylvania_Ave. (Next door to The Star Bmxmnw) SlTLATlONS—MEN | ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, capable | designing.making ~preliminary " sketches. full-size_details; part time or steady. Box :24-M. Star office. 7° CARPENTER, reliable: repairing, shelving, creening. steps. sinks. cabinets, partitions. | White. Columbia 4351-W. 'MAN. colored. ch house man furnish best references: experienced. Cali Columbia_ 308 MAN. colored, wants Work as Janitor: Eood habits. Address MAN. colored. I'lms work as chnufleur. house man or truck _driver: reference: L0_years’ experience. Phone North MAN. colored. desires job as chaufleur or truck driver: neat, experienced: wi lar ;‘;‘mau ‘lyllll'y references. Phone Atlan- e PASTRY COOK. colored. first-class: can mfike 8ood ice cream. Phone Atlantic | WASH MAN OR PULLER wants | 1aundry; orl experienced; colored man; references. 622 12th st. nee. et SITUATIONS—WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. 7 years' exp. at beauty culture, desires’ position. 643 6th st. ne. At -W. Miss Ro'esflel e . P—wom:N BEAUTY OPER all-around experi- SheeD cventde and s.mm.y all day. Hard- ing_Beauty She 1 st BDOKKEEPER—P!H‘HIHEH! Dofllmn with large auto dealership, experienced Ford or M. system. State fully former connec- s_and salary expected. Address Box X. Star office. OOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER. _ 6xpe | ence unnecessary: recent high emod Eraduate preferred: answer in gwn hanc- writing. __Address Box 334-X. Star office. CASHIER. large food and State age and_experience. 248-X._Star_office, 51 cleaning_receiving office Avply Vogue Clean< rg_rd. ne. liquor _store. Address Box IRLS for training in practical nursing: hllh schoo] required: rexl!lrn!lnn begins April Casualty Ho: ‘GIRL, part-time office work e 0B o Hparen® Adaress. Box Star_office. HAND KNITTERS. expert only. | Please apply between 10 and 11 a.m.’at 603 Conn. HIG! papers, in ‘exchange for secretarial course. State “age ‘and education. ~ Address Box T o ECHOOL GRADUATE to grade RIST and ound girl Yitow Anger wave, T003 Gonn. ‘ave. 6% MANICURIST and facial operator; pust he expfllenced Lady Jane, 621 12th s must 6! nced. | YOUNG LADY ¢ deslus position tive. ence; rapid. “accur: Rxm SSORTER._experie: SRS Latmdry. 231d and New York ave. BOOKKEEPER and general office work: thoroushly experienced: knowledee short hand; refs. Address Box 289-X. Star office. DRESSMAKER. hish-class_from New York City. formerly model maker. cutter for Lucillie. 5th ave.: specializes remodeling;: also new. Address Box 300-X. Star office. R oPmm%m-* <olored ELEVATO! | wishes elevator work: mu: nt \ as long as work is slushunry. no Bundlyl | Fhane Colum 46 NUR! inion_for vaiigs T 9~ a wish S “lree to travel. " Address Box Apply be- |1 |tween 4 and 6 p.m., Paster- | [ The rate under heading of Per. | | son; ents per line additional | to lhz I!lulll’ line rate 1 RRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY | own method; results eflective for a life- time or money back. _ Write no. druls SUrgery. Dr. WERC] Columbia rd._ Acams c'mz MEMBERSHIP. CONGRESSIONAL Counu’y Club: _reasonable. Address Box 759-X._ Star_office LADIES TAILORED SUITS AND C COATS. | copied from t style books. cut. and made by Philips of Paris to vout own size and figure. as should be—perfect, is. ave.Cut and keep this Adv YOUNG MAN WITH 12 YE\RS SALES experience. former resi and thoroughly familiar with P(ltburzh and | Cleveland. would like to contact re- liable concern desiring a represent. e the above territories. Address BoX = Star_office. REFINED LADY AND XOLNG V)‘l comfortably furnished hom focated. will share same with e cially able to meet current expenses: pref, Government employe. Address Box Star office. WHEN DEATH s'rmxss A F. \flLY | CAN_ACCON anteed steel bur al Vautt | Chambers for S | the Greater W. W. corner Chapin n w. write our address. | beautiful catalogue of how we do_ | CATHEDRAL _HALL SCHOOL. | PRIMARY KDG\ GR. AGES 10 ADES TRANSPORTATION. GEORGIA MOTOR 'I'R\‘ EL. YOUNG LADY DRIVING TO VICKSBU! RG Miss. desires 1 panion; reference: Phone Potomac ODATE ONE PASSE} to Cshfor"\ on tri Wi ferences. Nor (share expens in few days: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GROCERY, market_and delicat tablished for over 50 vears. in restricted zone in_the heart of apartment district no competition for blocks. A mint for an experienced hustier and a maker for any one else 158-X. Star_office Equipoed 9th_st. n.w. R Pho Adaress FOR RENT- room—404 1317 P nw. Pho GROCERY and me tion: fully equipped: other interests. West (437 DISTRIBUTOR. exclusive territory: s investment for merchandise: article of ¢ treme merit; bigh-class man_enly, good record. accustomed to earning $10.¢ yearly. Address Box :3:33-X. Star office. WILL SELL OR RENT dance, beer an lunch’ place. sl fixtures, on Defense Hizh- Way. "Call” Rogers & Tomekins. Hyait ille_340. ¥ 00! um —HOUSE. 15 Commercial. “good_loc: owner has LIC! WILL PHONE NAT!ONAL 5391 FROM 11 AM. | n!LIcATEssEN sandwiches. Tl h compels sacrifice. Stock. fixtures. $1 S T AT R SECOND-HAND FURNITURE STORE go0d_location for sale reasonable. in 214 NURSERY GovERNEss speaking German gnd French: hiehest reférences. Call atter 6 Columb WDMAN white. widow. as comp-mon or housekeeper: can do cooking and serving: befl:r. references. Address Box 281-X, Btar office. i WOMAN. refined. would like position as ¢ompanion to saime for room and board. Call_Cleveland 000! o s cl eu and companion: no. bjection (o, travel mechanical experience. best references: ;;nlll compensation. Box 275, Rede;l.ck. YOUNG WOMAN. refined. with ood experi- ence. to manage small hotel; can take full barge; best of references.’ Address Rgox EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, SECKI Capable local young Woman with initi resourcefulness. diversified _expe; bitious worker: a best ‘credent Teasonable salary. Phone National 7. Household Repairs and Service It will pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. BEDDING MATTRESSES, box springs and pillows reno.; best prices and prompt, del. Wash. Mattress Co., 319 L st.s.w. Nat.6679. PAPERING ROOMS, $5 up. Prompt service A, T. e, 506_Oneida pl. n.w._Phone Geomn i) HOME IMPKOVE‘\IEN ] COMPA\ IES PAINTING. papering floor scraping: neat. Ciean work at reasonable prices For freé estim Adams 1344. Keystone Dec- | 451 14th st. n.w. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ——————————————— “Advertisements under this head- ing are presumed to be from pri- vate individuals. uniess the adver- tisement gives a firm mame or @ business address or states the word Dealer. Members of the public who find dealers masqueradino in this column as private indivtduals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investioation.” ADDIN hcmrms—s‘1 Special. Burroush. omwlele with stand and leal 51 re- Bulit and guarantesd” Momited.” 413 14th -M n.w hone anon.l 60 0. ve mantel set, boah mw o Shan Whoiesater " Bes:, *TX Jud st. BED ROOM SUITE. garly “American _biffel Phone Emerson_§ : ROOM. e e M T atcies. tante. simale beds: vanity, breakfast set. 3303 Georgia ave. iece: also good condition. so0d money- | | BD! | N‘r 'ro BUY QFF-SALE ] LIQLOR s'm(gEE | | CASH REGISTER—Give Gorvt. license o buy 349 N (mv st REFRIGERATOR il enamel. porcelain Leon de luxe_good cond Phone Pot ,'m‘vrr s 4-door refrig itio st rice: ger_drophead treadie. $10." Open eve. de by Wrisht Slite, Jr. ‘n Ace ‘and Top NRITERS _Current rvm C. Smiths for rent. B itioned mac Smith “and. Corons 1018 15th st. n.w. NA {pecial room lots. _side for Tooms 12x14; 75¢_to ney Wall “Paper Coo WILL TRADE 50-ye for sofa or divan for_booklet: | SOMMER- | § ay. April & 10 % Ada: 2 r & Son_auctionee & Wik CLEARANCE SALE Dlanos excellent con : Also practice * & Storage fo ns. &t rea- Ruso Worch: 1110 &, "Ee- hts. suited sonable rates blished 1870 BOATS. m:m RISE BOAT X0 feet. cabin. com- e West 0 5 %ill demonstrat e _ Cori LG srram‘n crm<p{. Mrs. Mildred pleasure 800d con- d«r\c\ for §<hvrc en; Ca- Beautiful Belgian Boxwood 13 Lo 46 inches in height and breadth: casonably price ERVILLE RD BETHESDA, MD. Phone BRADLEY 12 _ POULTRY AND EGGS (0\' tire “Dl’k‘ 1 record safe. Address X. Star_office. BICYCLE in any repairable condition; must be reasonable. - Phone after 6 p.m Columbia_:ititifi BOOKS A‘ID POSTAGE STAMPS. all} kmds Pearlman's Big Book Shop. 3: branch storess - Metropelitan. & A full” particulars X. Star_office. for 1 men's and orice.Address Box CLOTHING—Highest prices used clothing. Ber 11 Phone Metropolitan FURNITURE. pianos and household & ds all kinds." We pay highest prices. Don Bntil you phone No. 6040, Frompt se FURNITUREruss. household sogds. efc. utely highest prices paid. For best results._call any time.Lincoln 5488. 10° FURNITURE—Highest prices for used fur- niture of all kinds: prompt and courteous service. Phone Mr. Gilbert. National 384 FURNITURE, second-hand, bought: hi prices_paid. Phone District 2077. GOLD—BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SIL- VER, PLATINUM ED ey WE HAVER D § Li- cENqE Io BUY WE PAY &0 C._43_YEARS 935 F T highest Pa P CES PAID 1o clothing and firearms, ne_Metropolitan ¢ OLD GOLD silver_platinum purchased f manufacturing use: maximum. price oald. BURNSTINES 931 G ST. NW __Bince_1566. Pederal License. JUNK WANTED. o Housecleaning time is here. Clean and turn it into cash. We pay highest <"hh prices for iron. brass. copper, aluminum, radiators. batteries. etc. Rags and cotton matiresses NEW K CO.. 1436 H St. Lincoln IO’HI CASH FOR OLD GOLD. watches. dxlmands and nlfl dis- carded jewelry Pull cash value paxd. O. S. Selinger's. 818 P st. Rollfast and other hi!h-lrlde hgzmlwn ‘Bieyele & Sporting Goods Store. 424 9th NG 815 lfll:h 8t NW Phone Nlnon lnd up; Call a. PAPERING—5 RMS. 2-STORY H. $30 ick ” service: white mech-mu. ~_time. Neat papers. Adams 2326. TR (Spencer). Bl water: 500 feet G B lation: perfect condition: will sacrifice. | Call_Lincoln 3965-J. | CARPENTER—Any kind fob. repair 'ol’k, partitions. shelving. steps, porches inclosed (-mm low prices. Dist. 8264 any time. 7% ARPENTER. flooring. shelving, screening; Sences built, concrete. work. Brining. 1350 Taylor_st. n.w. Phone Adams 1654 CHAIR CANEING JFHOLSTER- Tockers _splinted. 1235 _i0th n.w. _Met. . Piouns g | Small Re- Electric 5% "l3fh & miectric Co. 3801 14th st. n.w. Phone Columbia 10378. ELECTRIC WIRING Fitues airs; 6-r. house fixtures & base plugs, $52. gal Elec. Co.. 849 Upshur n.w. Col. 8391, i SANDED, %I‘llshed ?'l‘d floo;:edl uoecllt ; reas.; San achine re: LT Po{k 5357 Sherrier D‘ n.w. Clev. 0528. FLOOR WORK expert; old floors made like eas ; work guaranteed DBenion 4527 B w. _Phone Col 7662. PAINTING. interjor or exterio: int mixed g0, the lob: roots painted. 8 un (white). Phone_District 8264. PAPERIN mechanic). Let me prove how re am. _Call Metz any time. Columbia 0396. PAPERING, rooms. 3% and up: vhole Thouse, $30 up; trim painted. free esti. PAPERHANGING AND ¥ Most reasonable prices. T ost re: lf Shadtaman Consin ave . 'PAPERING. $6.00 room and up. mnun; and plastering Teasonably done. Wor guaranteed. e_Adams 3: living room, bed room, T, ki ruks, wle. 4010 Az kansas ave. N.ew. c.-PAnrnNc—tDe 1 dlrect vm. easonable I J._T. Ford. Kyntlvfile & os ST PAINTING of the better kind: 5 per cent flfl for real wn;g‘ Call Marcus D. Miller, Hetmvom-n 53 ROOMS PAPERED AND SIZED. $4.0 Benlggrkmlmmp Ante mechanies. Fre estimates. Phone_Adams 2978-J. RUG CLEANING to have rugs shampooed by experts. e for Isummer. momvmt -wnn ISFER & STORAGE CO.. 1313 You on B _North 3343." STORE F IXTURES, Beer cabinets. booths, restaurant fixtures, de to order by e Y rll‘:’-l‘oummnn 1 & PAINT]NG PAPERING, rootin o i MLSmith. 1724 Webster B w- Adams 71 nos UPH( finishing. G, furniture repairing. re- chair :lntlnl, work (ulnmeefl weumu jer 2423 18 0761 LSTERING dlu-rdeev furniture o IG. levllrlnl pled T repaired. X Phone BU MATERIAL—Large assortment used lumber, doors. windows. plumbin. < Siractural steel, Toofing slate, heat " Ph one Uhcfllfl 4093, sell. trade used cam- efi‘a‘ Cmse_ odaks nd projectors. Bar- i daly,_Hobvirrs, oo {3th st nw. optical goods. CAMERAS and eau shotguns. sea] instruments and Temairy e ' £ sold and_ iraded Y's ! st. Met NN)"K et e Restaurant QQIHD- verware, bentwood chairs. Edsar Baum . Teconditioned, for aaes D phicas TBox 4% Star ofhce. DESKS. (‘_hlll'l‘ files. leather furniture, safes. etc and ‘used: lowest prices. Fiear Baum Co.. lm:. 903 _E st. DIAMOND B A 1N S — Unredesmed pledges of all Beersptions for cm nunmteed ment. chin tables. etc. co xn " silve lowest prices. x le at prices juch below their regular values. All mer- chandise GUARANTEED s to weight, color and perfection. Money cheerfully refunded if vou are not satiled, Horning's Loan me te Washington Airport. M 'ms—wnclzuler liquidating i See today before it's too late. Motor Car Co., 2035 17th st. B.W, Potomac_070 AUBURN 19 BUICKS—Consult T Agency about zudma your_car n; spollesl.hnns very goo« DIA] d k: wide selection rings etc.: arac ‘North 4850-M after 8 6-cylinder custom sedan; SALE—AUTOMOBILES. AUBURN 19 | 1 of | guaranteed in perfect condition: a real buy for very little money: your car in trade. Warrington Phone 5 vlinder convertible phae- ton sedan. This an executive's car and is in perfect condition: new-car guarantee; you can save almost $30 your car llX(‘n in trade. e today. Warrington M Car Co... 2035 17th st. nw. ' Potomac 0301, 8. Gaddess at Buick st.. National 5800. r_a_better_one. 1015 14th ‘model dark wood _ wheels. upholstery owned and driven y a physician: only $350: easy terms. Pohanka - Service. 1126 20th st. n.w. Phone District 9141 BUICK 1930 4-door sedan, A-1 tires, re- tuned motor; bargain at $7 down, $20.41 per nulmh Nolan's Super Service Center. 2n BUICKS, Fords. 1 !:nex. sex, Nash. Studebakers, whnmet. Stutz, 'up: good selection; $37 lan’s Used Car Stadium, &M 33-57 sedan: 6 wire mcx 1933 model st wheels and in Serfect condition . throu before 1t’s too Car Co.. See today late, Warrington Motor ‘2035 17th 5 ._Potomac 0701. CK 1031 8-91 AGnor brougham Je sedan: radio clenn ss a bin. spiendi d _ running _ condition. nce monthly. t Nebraska priced for immediate sale.