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« v 4s Betty Jane Carley of Pittsburgh, ‘gram will include an old Irish medley. ll. K N.W. DEBUT ON SEPT. 18 FORNEW AR SHOW Jane Williams, Winner of National Contest to Be Featured. ENDEZVOUS,” a new vari- | ety show, featuring Jane Willlams, Chicago soprano, who won & national talent eontest last year, will make its debut on N, B. C. September 18. On the same program will be Phil Duey, baritone; the Men About Town, and Aldo Ricel with his Rhythm Btrings. A dramatic serial, based on activi- ties in a smart New York night club, will thread its way through the new series. Eunice Howard, Burford Hamp- den and supporting players will pro- vide the dramatic relief. * x kX [JMMEDIATELY after the National Air Races in Cleveland, Ruth Chat- terton flew to New York to begin re- hearsal for the Radio Theater's pro- duction of “Petticoat Influence,” to be broadcast on Columbia, September 9. After the broadcast she will return | to Hollywood to start in a new screen production of “Modern Lady.” ¥ ok ¥k ANE ADDAMS, famed social worker, will be honored in a special inter- national broadcast Friday which N. B, C. will carry. Taking part in the program, which will originate in Washington, New York and Chicago, will be Mrs. Carrie | Chapman Catt, Dr. Mary E. Weoley, president of Mount Holyoke College; Pearl Buck, author; Judge Florence Allen of the Unitd States Circuit Court, and Mrs. Hannah Clothier Hull, national president of the International League for Peace and Freedom. From England will come addresses € | Art Dealers in Munich Ordered | art dealers in Munich were ordered | | yesterday to wind up their business by Margaret Bondfield, the British minister for labor, and Madeline Rol- Tuesday, September 3. | __WRC 950k | WMAL 630k | land, sister of the noted French writer, Romain Rolland. * ¥ ok X M H. AYLESWORTH, president of * the National Broadcasting Co., will make an announcement of special interest to American composers during 2 special Music Guild broadcast to- night over WRC at 9 o'clock. Several persons prominent in American music circles also will be heard. FELICE LYNE IS DEAD; NOTED OPERA SINGER Won Fame as Schoolgirl Prior to World War—=Studied Under Marchesa in Paris. ALLENTOWN, Pa., September 3.— Felice Lyne, former Kansas City schoolgirl singer, who achieved her greatest success in opera in London and Paris, died Sunday at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Sand- ford T. Lyne. Born in Slater, Mo., Miss Lyne re- ceived her early education in the schools of Kansas City. Her color- ature soprano voice won her distine- tion as a schoolgirl singer and she went to Paris to study under Mar- chesa.. While there she was heard by Oscar Hammerstein, who was about to open an opera house in London, and he signed her. At the outbreak of the World War she returned to this country, becom- 1ng a member of the Boston Opera | Co. Miss Lyne returned to England in 1916 and divided her time between | London and Paris until 1932, when she came back to this country in poor health. CITY OUSTS JEWS to Close Within Month. MUNICH, September 3 (#).—Jewish within a month or thejr establish- | ments would be closed by police. The reason assigned was that if art was conducted under Jewish influ- ences it was out of harmony with Germanic nature. I (Copyright, 1935) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1935, DAILY SHORT STORY- THE OTHER ONE By G. C. Coler. MERLE JOHNSON, NOTED AUTHOR-ARTIST, DIES Was Authority on Mark Twain and Cartoonist—Native of Oregon, 60 Years Old. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, September 3.—Merle Devore Johnson, 60, author, illus- trator and authority on Mark Twain, who died of pneumonia, was buried here yesterday. Born at Oregon City, Oreg., John- son attended Leland Stanford Uni- versity and later married Margaret Keough of S8an Francisco, There are two children, Helen Carey and Marion Josephine. For three years Johnson was man- ager of the art department of the New York Evening Journal and for| & similar period was a cartoonist. He | illustrated many books and made con- tributions to magazines and in 1910 wrote the biography of Mark Twain. He was a compiler of “Howard Pyles Book of Pirates” and also Pyle's book. “The American Spirit” and “High Spots of American Literature.” | Mr. Johnson was widely known as an American bibliographer, hlsl “American First Editions,” listing th~\ works of all leading American authors, | being standard in its fleld. “His bib- liography of the works of Mark Twain had just been revised for publication next month. DOOM LONG DELAYED 8ing Sing Prisoner Nears End of Seventh Reprieve September 9. ALLENTOWN, Pa., September :I.o——; (#).—With death his daily prospect, | Anthony Posterino, 43, has lived for | nearly 28 months in Sing Sing Prison’s death house. His seventh reprieve will expire September 9. Sentenced for slaying Ray Allen, | auto salesman whose body was found | in an Oswego County ditch, Posterino | has said good-by to 35 cendemned men who have marched to execution ahead of him. Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1460k | WOL 1310k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. [Woman's Radio Review | Betty Easy Tin ‘Type Tenor 5_Southern Troubadour Castles of Romance Harry Kogen's Orch. and Bob |Bolek Musicale Aces | . el |Science Service Connie Gates | Little Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues |Concert Stars Smng Ensemble |Imperial Grenadiers |Singing Lady Evening Star Flashes Dot and Will Tea Time Lowell Thomas | Musical Novelettes Orphan_Annie |Tennis Matches Dick Messner's Orch, Today's Winners 100 o o - Rudy Vallee Hits 400 News Flashes Tea Dmnnt 0] | Buck Rogers |Evening Rhythms |Jack Armstrong, Dale Carnegie One Time Opportunities [ R.ldlo Voices |8alon_Music EVENING PROGRAMS. Amos 'n’ Andy Scores—Music Jackie Heller Your Government | Tony Bill Coyle |Evening Album Mario Cozzi [Arch McDondld Martha and Hal Singin’ Sam Boake Carter and Gus News—Music Today in Sports Romance Road Government Family 45 Leo Relsman's Orch, Wayne Kl:l"l Orch. Crime Clues Edgar A. Guest iDnmnfic Interlude Lavender and Old Lace |Dance Music :00 |"‘Five-Star Final” News Spotlight {Detective Mysteries 5| | 0 Ben Bernle 8:30 ‘Iddy Duchlnl Orch. B 45 N, T. Radio G- and His Girls |Lud_Gluskin Joe ,wmn' s Pemuylv-nmu | Concert Gems Dr. A. L. Altmeyer Dance Rhythms “Barn Dance 5| “9:00 |N. B.C. Guild Dixie Heart Board of Trade Harmonies ‘Throbs March of Time 5 |Jerry Cooper Waring's Pennsylvanians |E 0/ 0| 45 Barn Dance |Warren and Bodee | News Flashes |Lampkin's Pacemakers | [ Lotus 10:30 |Harry Meyer’s Orch o 10:45 |Jack, June, Jimmy News Bulletins Paul Whiteman's Orch. News Flashes Mal Hallett's Orch, Ted Fiorito's Orch. Orchestra Charles Benci's Orch. o Irving Rose's Orch. Orchestral Concert .5\ 11:00 |Night Owl 11:15 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 |Joe Rines' Orchestrs 11:45 | . 12:00 Sign Off Slumber Hour Sign off | Frank Dailey’s Orc! Ted Weems' Orch. W a md Orelhl Orch. T11:00 5 Zeemln 's Orchestra Sign off |Sign_off 200 | o s s AM. EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. M. 6:30 iGordan Hittenmark H i R. P. D. “ Gordon Hittenmark % - Morning Devotions 20 Fingers of Harmony Cheerio ) |Gordon Hittenmark Breakfast Club . Gordon Hittenmark Girl Alone Breen and De Rose {Betty Crocker News—Cleo Brown Yodeling Philosopher Today’: News Bulletins Sun Dial Jean Abbey Rhythm Bandbox News—Glen Carrow 's Children 45‘ 0 | 17:15 7:30 | 5 | |Musical Clock Musical Ciock : Piano Selections Police Flashes—Musie At the Console Greenwood Songsters Kay's Column The Dorothy Dreslin |The Trail Finder Magic Recipes ‘Wendall Hall U. 8. Army Band Cooking Close-ups Blanche Sweet Betty Hudson JJust Plain Bill neymooners |Varieties Ruth Harper, songs Yvonne and Annette Views of the New: | rather shrill tones of a woman, Now Peter, stand still like a good little boy while I comb your hair nicely. Daddy is having very important company for tea this afternoon and you've got to look your best.” “I know who's comin’,” said Peter. “My new mom. | Daddy told me she was, Why, what's the matter, Al what are you cry- ing for?” “Got something in my eye,” Peter’s pretty governess re- plied, as she stood up. “Why on earth | would I be cry- ing? There, now, you run along, and for heaven's sake try to keep clean for five minutes.” She gave him a kiss on the tip of his short nose, straightened his collar and sent him on his way. * % ¥ ¥ L CERTAINLY was swell for a governess, Peter reflected as he descended the stairs. Of course, dad had taken Peter on his knee only last night, and had told him that “the other one” was | beautiful and that she would love| Peter very dearly, and he knew that | Peter would love her, because she was as kind as could be, and very fond of little boys. Daddy certainly had been looking | differently now for some time. His eves were all shiny and excited-like when he came from his office in downtown Washington, and he'd pick | Peter up and give him a big bear hug for no reason at all. have their Sundays together any more, to go to the ball games or swimming. But dad had told him thlt in a short time, the three of them—he and Peter and “the other one"—would all go together, and until then, well, Peter wouldn't mind missing a few Sundays so much if daddy promised to | take him to the seashore for a whole week in the Summer, would he? No, Peter didn't mind because he | knew how much daddy loved those Sundays together and if they couldn’t | have them for a while now it cer- tainly couldn't be his fault. * X Xk * F COURSE, there was always Al | to fill in when dad wasn't there, | but lately Al hadn't been quite so | | much fun as before. Oh, lnuzhed a great deal and said funny things: but sometimes your laughter couldn’t answer hers, because, when | you looked at her eyes, you had a feeling that she really didn't want to laugh. Gee, it sure would seem strange to be calling some one you'd never even | seen before by the name of mother, | as daddy had told him to do. Gosh, perhaps it wouldn't be so| 5|bad that daddy was going to marry | grm g, G this lady after all. round Peter protectingly, He'd have his very own mother, then, like all the oi"“ of the kids. He'd run right! away and tell dad that he was glad about it, after all. As Peter approached the big, shady | veranda of their Sixteenth street | home, he could hear the booming | laugh of his father mingled with the Peter | immediately did not ltke her laugh. It made him feel as if some one had slipped an icicle down his back. That couldn't be—— He knew moth- m-:l.r:fin. exme_ 24 _Penn: BARTENDI ply Oriole Grlll BOY wanted for gas s(luon must be perienced and have references, 1128 3id ne.. Red's Bervice Station | CLERK. experienced in grocery store: must be careful driver. references. Apply 264 Carroll st. n w.. Takoma Park. | COLLECTOR-! SALIBMAN—»MUA!. be exnen« enced in the credit business; must car and good local references. lnu tommh:mn Apply Kraft & Co., uzcr th : Tegular route. ood salary and commission; steady posi- tion with good oDnorlumu Annly Phil Boby's Co. Inc.. & h st. n.w. 43 FIVE—To _distribute mplel and_take orders on established routes: $16 salary and commission semi-monthiy: no experi- ence or capital required. between 1 VEM! MAN wanted. PONTust have practical exper: ence in estimating on papering. carpentery te., and 1 remodel- go-getter. We_ furnish WinDay 2 salary 535 a week and. co imission to the The wuslifies. Address Nok 52-A. Star office. |Ward and Muzzy 11:15 (Honeyboy and Sassafras| 11:30 |Merry Mldclpl 11:45 = Merry Simpson Boys Words and Musie .« w |Voice of Experience The Gumps Mary Marlin Rhythms Macs AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. Views of the New: Wesley and Romey 'Variety and Value P.M. 12:00 |Merry-Go-Round Lee Gordon's Orch. Dick Fiddler's Orch. Curbstone Queries | The Kilmer Family | Farm and Home Hour Martha Holmes Luncheon Musie |Goldthwaite Ensemble Al Pearce’s Gang Farm and Home Hour Golden Melody Between Bookends Happy Hollow Little French Princess Romance of Helen Trent e Radio Roundup Clara Deerfield, songs The Voyagers Home, Sweet Home Vic and Sade Lucy Monroe The Wise Man Spotlight Revue “Whe Vivian Della Chiesa oa, Pincus” Book of Melodies ‘Walter Re_ed Requests * | PAPERHANGERS MAN willing begm $40 weekly, Illndllnl nursery stock. booking orders from old ee outfit: experi- and new customers. ence unnecessary. Kay-Bee, Newark. New O R JEWELRY SALESMAN. experi- nfirm(!" é" required. Address Box 439-A._Star o AND CARPE! Only experienced men nufl apply. eral Contracting Co.. A NTERS— Fed- ave. A PRESSERS, experienced, steady job: = know how tg Aive. reference. ~ABPIY in rson Monday, .15 Columbia 7d. n.w. gne_clevlhnd @5 TE By SuTr commission. F. REAL ESTATE umnmn T perience on homes, Must ha: reference. Addnu on z xperien LESMAN. oflmmnn , Jibe: ve and S(lr oflce _with lubri- by dlllrlbllw Good S Eanity for Apply mm 004 V5 tunity for ‘worker. Bldg.. Wednesday, Betty rim Log Vocational Guidance James Wilkinson Sam and Dick Little Easy Aces 'Von Unschuld Piano Club| Fascinating Rhythm o!‘ lfie‘fily uumnt and Bob Bch _‘Allhrl‘ht Loretta Lee Today's Winners Mount and Gest Tennis Matches Musical Novelettes Orphm Annje Patt! Chapin Three Blue Ohips News Flashes Tet D.nnnt Leland Stowe Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues An orphan trying to make her way in the big city, a cotton weaver who went to New York when her mill shut down because of a strike and § col- lege professor’s wife will contribute to the program of “N. T. G. and His Girls,” on WMAL at 8. The orphan ¥ay Hope is the former mill worker and Vivian Ingraham the college pro- A tabloid version of Shakespeare's “Taming of the Shrew,” featuring Jeanette Nolan, will be bresented during the “Dramatic Interlude,” on WJSV at 7:30. Helen Morgan, famous “torch sing- Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly 'Tea Time MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. RENOVIZE. . . your home Prmnlul Inexpensive EBERLYS ‘ Dignify your home. rlm “Eberly’s” Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong er,” will be heard with Edgar A. Guest during his “Welcome Valley”’ program on WMAL at 7:30. She wiil sing “Bill,” from ‘Show Boat,” and “Why Was I Born,” from “Sweet Adeline.” Dr. Arthur J. Altmeyer, member of the new Social Security Board, wiil discuss the social security act over ‘WOL at 8:15. ‘WRC will broadcast at 9 s special program by the N, B. C. Dramatic Guild. Merlin H. Aylmmnh, presi- dent nf N. B. C, also will speak. program - FREE INSPECTIONS 938 F ST. N.W. Onl 'nme Oppormnlues Radio Voices has been arranged by Radio Joe and his Budget Boys, on WMAL at 8:30. Dr. Smith, Surgeon Dentist The Dental Oflu chh has bd ren colu lu over two Cathode Ray “MAGIC EYE" [P “MAGIC BRAIN" COMING SOGN commission; SALERM '" 'ns letter only. w. household item: Backa 450 Irving sf m-nem po- Vlnud commis- T Inil"b per month when ‘Apply mornings, Mr. Tracy, t D, Dp! 4201_Conn._ave. n. “What are you crying for?” It must | be the other lady who was making | him so happy. Of course, they didn't | ers didn't laugh like that. But they were talking now, he could soon tell who it was. “Then, of course, " Mrs. Manning will stay on as house- keeper,” the wo! an was = saying. | “But, Tom, dear, I'm afraid the gov- erness—what's her name—Miss Har- per—will have to go.” “Who, Al?” Peter heard his father | say in a surprised tone. “Why, Peter wouldn’t be able to live without Al She's been with him ever since Mary died. Be- sides, she's an ex- cellent governess. “Of course, dar- | other, I cannot like the girl. She's much too overbearing and possessive. Now, Tom, you're not going to re- fuse me this one little thing, are you?” “But what about Peter?” * ¥ ¥ x OH. as another to children his age change.” “But, Mary, dear, you don’t under- | stand—Peter loves Al. She has been | like & mother to him all these years and frankly I don't know what I would have done without her. I can't turn the girl out without a | job or money, for no reason at all.” “If she's such a good governess |she won't have any trouble—besides you can give her money and get her a job.” “Mary, don't be unreasonable. I will do anything else you wish, but I will not send Al away. It's just one of those things nothing in the | world could make me do.” Then she began to speak again, |and as Peter listened to her, he be- | came {rightened. She was taking Al| away from him—that's what she was | doing—Al with the nice laugh and eyes. Little by little, this strange woman was making daddy believe me | silly things she was saying. She was sending Al away where Peter would never see her, and if he didn't stop her, she would take daddy away, too, because you could tell she didn't like little boys. ||nrd Peter's memory of the scene | that followed was always confused. ! she stil | Somehow he was standing beromm,.,, |dad and the woman, crying and | screaming that nobody ever could take Al away. He remembered her say- | ing scornfully: “Heavens, Tom, your | child is a little terrori” * Xk X x | PETER had grabbed the cup full of brown coffee and thrown it all jover her light green dress. Then | she had slapped him in the face | and daddy was standing up with his his face very white. Somehow, Al was there on. the other side of him, as they stood listening to all the terrible things the woman {said to them, especially to daddy.! | Then, after she had gone, daddy said a lot abgut being stupid and blind | | and a fool, but best of all Peter re- | membered the look in Al's eyes as ‘dnddy put his arms around her and ‘Pe.er isn’t the only one who needs some one to take care of him.” | (Copyright. 1935.) | HELP—MEN, (Continued.) | FIVE SALESMEN—SALARY | After Labor day we offer a proposition, | unparalleled in earning possibilities, to | sponsible outside salesmen. Apply & Penna._ave. se. from % am. to 1 pm WANTED 2 GOQD USED CAR SALESMEN. Splendid opening for 2 ag- gressive men with one of Washington’s largest outlets for used cars. Opportunity to make real money. Apply in person Monday before noon to use car manager, PARKWAY MOTOR CO.| Ford dealer at 3040 M st. n.w. WAVTED—SAL!SM’EN SALESMEN. not over 35, colle A ORI (O Ty salary lnd ummlulnn. Avnly Mr. Danlels, ai Homer 9:3\{/!3’1?!"{0 8A D] ars. T make honey snd ¢ oney and we can prove 0sts you nothing to let us shonnyou -':?n“:r’: pl‘lzl;lblred 19,80 o work If you like M. Co. of Ki . _Apply morn- ings’ only, ohinson. Lafasette Hotel BEA! ou;vn OPERATORS, experienced, col- Mus? maicel and fager wave: i?u t ._Phone_Metropo! n 351. GIRLS AND T LADIES (6) to in retail order department; l'l:;;alml::nnln:;m} xzmnthlyc pleasant sur, uture. “Call betwey and 3, 826 Invesiment Bldg. sl t_manager ark! bookkeeping. Appi: Dyers. 415 *Neal L8 (4), 18-35. for contragt dept.: $00 plus traveling expenses. . Wh "lb “Logan urcle e 3" Sy = nced o Buch.n-n . xperienced, wanted at Efie‘f 5"""‘;‘& b i GODWORKFT., T st be under 40, with ,- leasing personality, thoroughly _experi- Poced th cabinet and carpentry work, and fn “operation of w ‘machinery: excemm ‘opportunity offe! successful applicant. _ Write. giving full n-rnwhrl gducation and experlence. ~ Ad- - g ey YOUNG MAN capable of Fandling a b h.l.l of his own: a permanent CDDD‘C“AIXI. ll’l commission to start; fature for harg worker, '~ ApBly 077 "Na- tooal 4 pm. hotogra~- Hoom oo Bis- ;nll Bldg., 2 to llAN neat, lor nhldoor frm tionsl Bank Building YOUNG MEN. 16 vears of ase and over. b bicycies, wanted nu" messen- efmanent emmyne t nnd sood DAY: & work a 00l hours. Apply 1 17 N ¥. ave. n' Mr. Schryver, GROCERY SALESMAN. La wholesale grocer, nationally kM'I\ lmw‘r TS an ul s, i TFictly ‘commiss now] lon W ELEE amfiafi W SALESLADY—Fine _posi commission. with l:?lllg: ic store: piicant must with musical b fround ‘:glei “Felephione Mr. Wise. commission. Ans ling, but really, for some reason or| ONE governess is just the same | | He'll prohlb)y be very glad of a| After- | o LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. HELP AND SITUATIONS, —By WEBSTER THE CASTAWAY WHO wWAS . ONCE ON A BANAMA DIET (Continued) MAID, Teliable. for general housework, family of three. Must be good cook and stay nights. Room with bath. Wisc. K, | WOMAN. middle-aged. living near Takom: | Park: general housework. care of childrer parents work. _Apply 7 to &, 107 Ceda: ave. Takoma Park YOUNG GIRL. white. and mother’s helpe week, 1oom and board. _Call Columbia 3 EMPLOYMENT AGEI\LH-,' DOHI!TIC. neral housekeeper | PRACTICAL NURSE or housekeeper | Shepherd 2480 | woMAN, cook or ‘nurse | full or part_time. WOMAN, office” work: | pay expected. ~ Phone Potomac SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) 170 city reference, Phone | 3¢ sires” employment t, Cherrydale, Va. Nelson colored. wants work as mald, licensed elevator operator; _Phone Atlantic 3~ wants _housework or | cook:, Teferences; good | colored, good Job as mother's help- 5t. n.w. Phone Mei- - 54 — | CALL DOMESTIC for help any capacity. , Quick mmfln | Fhone Decatur 241%. _ RUPHERS' cooks. maids. moll\er» housemen; ref. Dec. 3 | GRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY | Bta. permits: refined. patient, white in- | strictors; easy parking. Mr. Klapp. 4461-W HBADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE | Books and_ Courses for various exams ETTER GRADE. Inspect them | 2RO BT B st Natl ® | PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION I~ | tensive secretarial civil service and calcu- lating - machine _courses. Inquire | 8chool. 13:43 P st. Phone National : | WILL TE. Teliable men servicing elec- | | tric’refri and ‘air_conditionin spare time. Utilities Eng. Inst | Add Star_office RK-CAR! (Pergande “text) course. Pergande. ¥ B3 Ward. Taiest edition have questions and Wi information based on former exams. | spect them today at BOYD'S. 1343 F st. n.w. Phone National 233X | AUTO INSTRUCTION: reliable white men any hour; car furnished: parking for test; | permits secured. Noel, Emerson 1970 0: mimeo. s Expert Shoo Reduced rates during September. instruetion. _Live model practice. experience. Positions secure v % Modern School of Beauty, B | 2 corner Chapin n.w. | LEARN BEAUTY "CULTURE. | “'The South’s oldest and larest beauty | oreanization, established 18 vears. ~Oue standard of instruction, the very best ENROLL NOW-—DA CL. s ecial Summer Rates—-Free C Graguates Flaced in Good Postions. ELLE HONOU a("i;c{o M el IWIER & CRUITT SCHOOL, F BEAUTY CULTUR Notice! An iractive tuition | fee "will Toe “liowed to_girls registered At v known_instructors. Free | ice. Easy terms. Day, SITUATION | BOOKKEEPER. office det. Ly experience; operate 1¥pew. | Dare time. Address Box 232-A, Star office. | lored, wanis k: gro l‘u%?h 2&:’0‘:; as da\\hn asher. Phnlve NOth 4-J. CHAUFFEGR colored, knows city_and Country. honest and dependable; A-1 refer- ence. Phone Lincoin E COUPLE. colore xper} job as janitor local Seference. Leo Broun 1= ATOR and swilchboard operator. all- | seman; references. Phone De- s LE! around catur_ % HIGH-SCHOOL part-time_work mornings. | butler. "References from Phone North 448-W. = ants work as fireman. first- Call Potomac BOY. colored. anxious for noon: cooking, three parties. MAN. colored, W class Jjanitor or porier. hiyg “colored. wishes Job_as janitor or Y | Romeworic of any meelient city ref- erences._ Call North 45 ESTAURANT MAN. R R ATy beanch of_the. industry Soen for engagement, Address, Box 201-A | Star_office. WINDOW TRIMMER | manage_and buy any line. 1:36-A, Star office. T cosch YOUNG MAN. college graduate, will coach Fohehool students in exchange for Toom { Give address: will call for interview. Ad: 21 Star office J ears old. | desires po- sition: *siyining: eferences. Pth' NIHOHIl "l(w\ Apt._508. . f‘ AN. colored_ wants Work of any YoM aerlenced i kitchen and private famiiy Work. Phone Decatur o NG MAN, 2. desree in business ad- l¥1\°nu"llml| service X!l‘ln:‘ Isul;lgool‘;hio\:ll sitio 2 Pire. “A‘-fy SiarS® cOnniderea. Address Box | 292-A. Star office. R, _efficient e i sales e, Box SITUATIONS—WOM! ER OPERATOR. general busi- SO oerience, pay roll and bookkeeping by with_excellent references. Bowen, Georgia 8381 or North 2% Ingraham hw | R. companion. nurse. experi- HDJS!K!”Etmc:MK to l;wnllgno; hgéaull | iddle-aged. refine - nan: $:0 month. room and | by young 1 Edic ted white woman: Doard." Address Box 251-A, Star_ofice. N practical, nynudnmu:l expfllv O done refineds AL local fet. Phone_Lincoin 9555-J NURSE, registered. wants night for inyalid or elderly perso hone Columbia_01 PO ostess. buyer for tea room cafeteria or hotil dining room. elnzritncs At Dresens emploved. Best of reference Address” Box 248-A. Star office. PHY and chronic pains; reducing_treatments | CHILDREN—COUNTRY BOARD. NOUR- | HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY own methol time or money back no WZRC] MASSAGE. commcs——nouns 10 8 p.m. | Phone Atlantic " | EFFICIENT lerk-Carrier | lege Par A e | o e Valuable | able. In- | ALCO RUBS WHITE NURS| ave n.w. | WHEN "DEATH STRIKES | there 1s no need to feel that they must | | accept inferior funeral services due to in- LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. | ¥ beautiful catalogue of how we do it. Chapin st n 5i7 st REDUCING ts: UG | 0ld Tugs. carpets and woolen rags es | Co.. phone North 44 an il x_m in = S| YomER The rate under heading of Pe sonal s 3 cents to the regular line YSIOTHERAPY-MASSAGE, FOR COLD§ vapor baths. [ Potomac shing food. careful supervision. spo; ellent schools: 10th year; referenc t._Clarksville, Md. MY results effective for a lfe- Write for booklet: Dr. SOMMER. Adams 038K, 107 AM. GIUgs OF SUTgers. 1365_Columbia_rd. ._1419 N st. nw., PRACTICAL NURS) WH! TE 1 ISP {al experience: refs: 'day of night duty. | 2:344-J, between 3 and 5. * | MASSAGE BY GRADUATE | hite nurse; hotel and residence only. hone_Metropolitan OX18 be )7 Lomrzr_mwdscnuox FOR BOYS_ COL- Country " life erades ‘1-3. Call Greenwood day “and | Reason- | P. t. 30, Hour e o Ap ouss. 10’ to . Open | A FAMILY ility to pay a high price. The Greater . W. Chambers Co. offers a complete funeral. cars and all. for as little as ¥7. | and other parts. B—13 BUSIN E!! OPPOI‘I"JN ITIES. u.-—om colnnul ini_on Bartimors i miles {rom District line: close to large Government research center: spien- did opportunity for tourists. boarders_ete : $12.500. G. P. Bickford. ‘owner. Phot rwyn 46, Residence. Berwyn 174 OOKIE FACTORY. wholesale. selling to stores, well known broduct; wonderful op- portunity for the right party; terms. dress Box 300-4. Star office. BUFFET AND LUNCH, ntown location: beer license: ol tlbluhzd business: owner retiring. Metropolitan K1 S‘Hm—-Lunth and 1 n usiness $:30 daily. a hll’l!\n 1. mn “Cafeteria and 5 rooms. 3 baths: . $80; downtown location; capacity B Rooming hou b = e 3 baths; well furnished: near Thomad Circis $700—Rooming house. 15 rms. 5 bac furnished: CURTTS NATIONS 4|u Bond Bidg, 14th & N. Y. A\r N w.e 8. ilE—‘WlSC!LLA'WEDUS. APPROPRIATE silver wedding gifts ware. bowls. vases; services at cut Murray Galleries. 1 b4 20th ot n.w % in_perfect condi- vears old. - Cost ST 740 new gustom-built Caucasian walnut case. : long and 413 feet wide ' Must s mediately for $435. " Cail Cleveland 1700. BATH FIXTURES. beams. linte fash lumber. foorine. 3ash and Goors. heating boilers and radiation 56 F st. . Phone Meiropolitan 6817 E{.C‘]C“;,S—f‘““",‘{' ana other nign-grade cels Hazelton Bic Zheels, Hazelton Bicycls & Sporting Goods BILLIARD AND POOL TAB supplies. repairing, ping-pong accestories. Conn. §10 4th &t w. DL 4711: BOILER REPAIR PARTS—We have & wide assortment of grate bars shaker handles Repair your furnace now! __HECHINGER CO.. 4-Branches-4 BREAKPAST SET. studio couch, table, beds. davenpori suite, rugs. dining room _Ede'man 1} Georgia ave. | BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE. | Bargains “from o 2 city blocks and many other buildings. at Hechinger's Good used building materials of every descripiion 1 3 buildings NOW d_suburbs | for your easy sele Prices. Coms {6 any of ou We auote Gelivered or hdelivered. Phone orders Atlantic 1400 0., Used | HECHINGER & BUILDING MATERTAL_ barain p: sizes by windows, D mbig, radiatio pipe, structural steel trace used car e ks arnd projectors. eairs daily _Robbin’s. DINING ROOM SUITE, &- writing desk. day bed $25: no_dealers North 1283-, ELECTRIC _REFRIGERATORS (slig! shopworn). 25% to 50¢, reduction. Smith's You st. n.w. Book- No PURNITURE—-Bed Toom, 4 pieces case. radio_ piano, porch furniture. dealers. 5 Pine st. Mt. Ida. Va. GENERATORS exch., $3 antee: smail install.’ ¢ fors. fans repaired exch.. owlcz FURNITURE. new. chairs, flling cab. Washin Co.._new_location. %00 E n.w OFFICE FURNITURE—A large gf used picces at low prices. Son_61 sort H. Baum & 5-tube & ¢ wave: slightly Apex Elec. Co., 709 9th st . Philco 1935 _demonstra= Apex_ Elec, Co. uto st off for cash 708 Oth’ st DIO. Maj ay guar 08 th st c B-tube cabinet easy terms. Ape: nw.. at G | RADIOS EXCHANGED | set will buy a good d. c. & Co. 708 _@th st. REFRI(‘ERATOR brand-new. electric $150.50. nw. at G floor sample, al door opener. cash; _ regulariy at G World's finest waterproof. airtight. guar- | N anteed steel burial vault may be had from | Chambers for $55 _In case of death call the Greater W W. Chambers Col We will send you a 1400 1ith write our address. Columbia 04: s.e.._Atlantic 6100, | WHO> WHAT? WHEN? WHERE? HOW? | Confidential knotty problems of unusual | gificulty and complexity solved by relia- | ert detectives: established here for fty years: credentials unquestion- Phone National 4610. (Night and holidays Adams 12:31). Bradford Inves- tigation Service. ‘Suite 705 Otis Building. 810 1810 st 0% as_| -6 TREATS. $5: REMOVES results asrired;” cab. bath, | re hts. North 20X, 1913 N st. MADE TO ORDER FROM \é)un am. own at vour home. Southern Rug REFINED YOUNG COUFLE WILL BOARD {and care for invalid or aged person ml return_for use of furnished home. Ad: dress Box 155-A. Star office. 4 | MEN—REAL TREATMENTS: STIMUL, tor elec. cab., baths. nln red and sun rays-shower. ' 1400 1 n.w.. entrance | 1601 ©." Phone North MOTOR TRAVEL. LEAVING FOR SALT LAKE \\mm\)w day. sccommodate (WO L pL. e n.W.y %or.” s PEERLESS S DECORATOR —Colored | ing. papering. plastering. stuccc car- penitry; auslity work. A, S Lawrence, n.w._Phone We -M NOW IS THE TIME S (Before Winter rain and snows start) to;"m"m“m [ L A hgve your basement or foundation made absolutely dry. with the modern method of iron waterproofing: inside or outside. Phone us for free estimate Work Guaranteed. LIMINATING CO.. e S A e wood. M, hone North 4487 MPROVE YOUR HOME RELIABLE CONTRACTOR REMODEL YOUR HOME. PN BiTions PORCH INCLOSURES. No Down Payment. Low as_$5 Nontnls. Ppnerml~Clmenlerml —Brickwork Plumbing—RO00! ather Stripping Plastering—Hea lnl—Sluctmnn Free Estimates. Day or Night. Federal Contracting Co., Inc. YORK AVE. 913 NW National % ““Nignt. Adams 0033. 2 BL‘SI‘\'ESS OP 'ORTUNITIES. ! IRABLE Si or blrbers (hop in !IE]) opened \llel shop: sood location. Clll manager, Meuonolu-n 8819 bel.leen' SIX ROOMS nm { bath, com! nished smail rooming house. ® income: rent. $45: owner city: bargain for cash. Potomac 17 lNu HOUSE. “elght T rent. SQ” 650 5| Locnxlur nur! 00 M st. nw. No ents or trifiers. T, Ad ‘ress Box 137-A. Star_ office. ROOMIN (G HOUSE_ 11 room: bat nished. sieeping and hnui!ketvml [ood ln- come: $40 mo. rent; walking dis e Gov- ermn!nt bldes. No agen! ortably_fur- | artly. fuled: leaving | Chickering musica | D58 sewelers Exchange. 434 Btk | rugs. +¢ | PORTABLE TYPI w TYPEWRITERS Tepaired: portables Bladensburg rd. ne.Open evening M CLEANER, 1935 Apex de luxe floor sample: 407, off for cash. Apex Elec. Co.. 700 9th'st. n.w WASHING MACHINES, used Ac hers. S1 15, Apex Elec. in st nw. st G ASHING MACHINES —Large assortme: Jate_models, guaranteed: S10 up. Procter | & mdp\”um and Newton st. Phone 0000 Columbia §10 Co., OWNERS SHORE COTTAGES, ROADSIDE STANDS, Boy Scout Jamboree Salvage Material. | Pinal Reduction for Immediate Dispostion PRIGHTS at St sale prices: One 5- Rertaman. ('a One 5-6 Ives and d upright, Lauter ashous Hardm Bradbury and A. B. Chase upriehts for Fent. Est. Tington. nos. Grands and 0 Worch, 1110 G. uwos—xuvum Flavers: Acolia gan, $15. Sm. 1313 You st $ Pnuemk $50: Preston Ws Teanster & Storage Co.. w. Phone North 3343. APPAREL—M AR Ahaes hats curtains. dishes | niture bought for rummage sale n.w. Phone Mr. Winger. Decatur_ BED ROOM SUITES, living room. dining room furniture. suitable for apartment or home. Will pay cash. Phone Adams 1416 CLOTHING_Highest_prices nald for men's used clothing. Berman's. 11 Phone Metropolita; ANTIQUE sold Jewelry nnu. watch fl monds, _gold_teeth. 1'inst. bought. st R furniture, _housenold _§oods children's wearing apparel We pay ca.!h c-h APPAREL. ladies’, men’s. of all kinds bought. 'oh Metrovolitan postage stamps bouum -u tity. Peariman's Big wa ._Phone Metropolit 15. P'URNITURE " bricabrac. china. § mu silverwa oaintings: m;hen prices paid._Cxll Murray. _Adams 513 EWRITER. 1y Address Box J’N Av u G n. condition and price. | Star_office. = oiled. ad- guaranteed. LD—BRING YOUR om GOLD 8! B Nu o-rl'rrfl DlBCARD!D Owner, 1112 | {EWELRY N tional future and ¢ood T nAflQl"EdeE'.nD & voung man oOr woman with | business experience, who is able to lnvell‘ 31°500 with services. Address Box 447-A, | » Star office. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. TOUPLE, colored. desire work of any ximd: )W) have drive perm 'H"m ‘Sherman _Fhine Folomee SGon1: 4130 _Irving st._n. WAIT] GIRLS w | for curb service. Hll’l’ s Blue Blrfl )ur becue, - ._near Washington A‘l‘r ‘Iou(h g v'fl\g“ l::lvfl hag‘n:vorl !orfio.“!‘!l’&.' 5&'4:'.':. WAI'I'RESSES FOR INSIDE TABLE SERVICE; GOOD SALARY. ALSO BOYS AND | ¥ GIRLS FOR CURB SERV- & |ICE. APPLY 5109 GEORGIA AVE., THE HOT SHOPPE. rienced. wants om.n cf.hmve ¢ o Bepatt time; relerences. !hom North 8915 IRL. s night_work of o ér: olored, R anes i 's Jonrs refer- I3 ence. st_st._n.w. colored, wants work ?EL time; good reference. by week or Call D\llrl:t wants housework of guy Oha. ol Thticotn S306-M- O colored. wan! + honest and IRL colored. wan worl SR caleres office ur'fimnen. Pimiusent. Fnone West 1 = 2 . wants lmen ousewor’ oxu’iln‘dl;omv references. Phone Atlanti¢ part-t able. 33 S & elper in encumbered: 45 or ', taking full charge: employ Dle. -vear Doy 1015 Urell Bl me. and “general houseworke b, R AT B ences requi ation st.. Chevy hil 1-30, H g"‘ -,,?uwzum uufi enudren ‘mom nights; referen: 'all_Emerson GIRL. golored ts work,” waitress or da: catur_1460. GIRL! colored, for sengral Bousew: ROOMING “HOUSE. 17 T, neatly fur., ASH FOR O D GOLD. Silver. watches diamonds and old discarded jewelry “Full cash value paid. Selinger's. BI8 Fst. n.w “silver platinum purchased for OLD maximum price pald. at: income. rent, $65; price, a1 18R Ed nw. l':”"Du scturing use; 8 e RNSTINE' 8. 931 G ST N Since 1866 Pederal License. Household Repairs and Service It wili pay you to consult these reliable firms specna]mng in their respective lines of business. s a4 Prompt del. e gi&L " Nat. 4679, METAL GARAGES. porch inclosyres t Econo: re- airs: free estimates: tei y St w. - Met. 3008, 815 10in St. n i cARFRY nn:. mprovmem 0062-W. Builder. 824 Sth : Pmfln’}mflu PAINTING Faoer M.L Smith. 1724 Webster n PAP LL.$30 nd mhite, mechinics. c-n lny mna Neat papers._Ad Adams 2326 hone We : CHAIR CANEING “"°““"“, robkers_splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG. 12'15 10th n.w__Met. 2062, ELECTRIC WIRING faeres Rum.fl'co “Du:;.n l fi, IRL, colored wants work as nurse or g.n:rll housework: have reference. Phone etropolitan 4044 GIRL, colored. wishi time:" references an Ofl h_06869, uhrfi. from Vlrlltxx uuthu &."B" . 5 0‘ 3 wnfl. ‘lnl" '¥l 'Ml:‘z O873-W. Avply 747 Harvard s SRR S, T work, part or full Phone ‘wants Job. st. n.w, experience. dy ter ‘GENERAL CONTRACTING rln% vlnurllg u‘ruenu-nv ting. pa Mx mecl GEN ERAL REMODELING nggfiy s, S 2577. PAPIR!NO—RMHII ‘l lllo dn painting. ite me- PAINTING—Average room. $5. I do my own work. Satisfaction euaran teed. Call Metz any time. Columb P‘QPIRBAN ING ms—$5 Up. e, . Cc rnznflflmga—g‘g?un N Folson, DIstriet 7560,