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THE EVENI Capital's RabDio PROGRAMS Wednesday, September 11. WRC 950k | = WMAL 630k | (Copyright, 1935) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WISV 1460k | Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1310k | ' PM | Woman's Radio Review |Betty e 53853 i Masquerade | Pietro nT I farimba Orchestra | Vocational Guidance | James Wilkinson I. Little Easy Aces Fascinating Rhythm [Bon Unschuld Piano Club{ * Log of the Day Singing Lady and Bob Tennis Matches 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Today’s Winners “ (Tennis Matches Musical Novelties Orphan Annie Patti Chapin Dance Music |News Flashes Dance Music 400 4:15 4:30 4:45 |Sam and Dick |Sundown Revue W. C. T. U. Program Aunt B | Chasin’ the Blues Evening Star Flashes News—Chasin’ the Blues ‘Tea Time |Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Poetic Strings Sue and Polly 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 One Time Opportunities Popular Vocals |Spanish Rhythms EVENING PROGRAMS, Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra |Scores—Music {Dr. J. B. Condliffe 29 |aoaalsssalvwes! 'Tony Bill Coyle Our American Schools Dangerous Paradise Dinner Music Martha and Hal Arch McDonald |Boake Carter and Gus |News—Music Today in Sports Street Forum Government Family 'One Man’s Family |Wayne King’s Orch. House | “ {Hits and Johnnie’s Foursome Dance Rhythms Broadway Varieties its of Glass John Laurence “Five Star Final” News Spotlight Detective Mysterie: Town Hall Tonight John Charles Thomas Education in the News Six Gun Justice Mark Warnow Star Dust Boys Tut's Hill Billles Talkin' "Em Over Symphony '9:00 | Xavier Cutgat's Orch. |The Venutians © oo Three Maids and Mike w e Ray Noble's Orch. 585 T . Stones of History [March of Time |Poct’s Gald Adventures of Gracie Music Box Memories Ray Beck News Flashes Harry Meyer's Orch. .‘Glonn Lee’s Orch, Gene Jesse Crawford " | News Bulletins Ink Spots News Flashes Fogarty's Orch. Johnny Hamp's Orch. Claude Hopkins' Orch. | Buckicbusters Night Owl |Arthur Reilly |Lights Out Slumber Hour National Moon Dial Buddy Rogers’ Orch. Eddie Prior's Orch, Doc Hyder's Orch. Zeeman's Orchestra EA |Sign Off RLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Sign off Sign_Off R. F. D, Gordon Hittenmark “ “ Morning Devotions Morning Glories Cheerio R. F. D. |Musical Clock Christian Hour [Musical Clock Breakfast Club Musical Clock Gordon Hittenmark :15 ‘Girl Alone 30 |Breen and de Rose Today' News News—Cleo Brown Edward MacHugh Sun Dial The Captivators Betty Hudson |News—Terry Carter 's Children Bulletins |Dick Newton Police Flashes—Music Musicale Jack Ward, organist 9:45 }N}Ol‘nil}gfil’ar de 10:00 |Morning Parade 10:15 |The House Detective 10:30 |W. R. Beattie 30'45 |Fountain of Song U. 8. The Honeymooners Wendall Hall Christian Science Poetic Strings Milky Way Navy Band 3 Just Plain Bill The Balladeers Varieties Piano Selections |Views of the News 11:00 |Electrical Organ 11:15 [Honeyboy ana Sassafras |Sallie 45 | —_ | \Simpson Boys |Words and Music Muchmore The Merrymakers Mary Marlin |Rhythms AFTERNOON PROGRAMS |Voice of Experience The Orioles | Varieties |Radio Novelties Morning Musicale 0 | Merry-Go-Round 12:15 Golf Tournament 12:30 |Airbreaks Farm Curbstone Queries |Kilmer Family 'Luncheon Music and Home Hour TLuncheon Music. |News Flashes ‘annce Rhythms 0 Gypsy Orchestra 0 Farm Music | ;Al Pearce's Gang 0 |Home, Sweet Home 2:15 |Vic and Sade :30 |Ma Perkins |Dreams Come True {Music |{The Wise Man |Vaughn de Leath {Norsemen Quartet and Home Hour |French Princess e |Romance of Heler. Trent Guild Guild Between Bookends Happy Hollow |The Oleanders |Waltz Time “Do You Remember?"* | Radio "Roundup {Ray Noble's Orch Ruth Etting's songs ‘Book of Melodies !Salon Orchestra |Woman's Radio Review |Betty |Masquerade |Four Dots {Easy Aces |Garden. Party and Bob The Hawaiians Old Kentucky |Salvation Army Band Today's Winners {Meredith Wilson's Orch | Betty o - Teddy |Matinee Musicale | “* - Little Singing Lady Ryder Hill's Orch. |Instrumentalists Musical Novelties Orphan Annie Golf Summary [Howells and Wright |Reinald Werrenrath News Flashes Tea Dansant Sundown Revue | |Chasin’ the Blues Evening Star Flashes Dot and Will Tea Time |Buck Rogers |Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong One Time Opportunities [ !Popular Vocals MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES A varied program drawn hrgely} from the light opera field will be pre- gented by John Charles Thomas and David Rose will begin a new series of “Poet’s Gold” programs on WJSV at 9:45. Victor Bay's string ensemble Schools” programs, arranged by the National Education Association. Guy Robertson and his supporting his Neighbors on WMAL at 8. The | will provide the tone setting for the cast have arranged a diverting pro- selections include “Do You Fear the Wind?” “Flewer of My Heart” flndt “The Sweetest Story Ever Told.” | readings. WMAL will broadcast at 6:30, the first of a new series of “Our American FINEST N MUSIC COMING ONRADIO Famous Artists to Take| Part in Programs of Fall and Winter. HE finest in the literature of | music, performed by world famous artists, will again be‘ provided this Fall and Winter | in Columbia programs. | Columbia will present for lovers of | Eerious music a wide choice, embrac- | ing such outstanding organizations | 2nd artists as the Philharmonic | Bymphony Society of New York, Lawrence Tibbett, Lily Pons, Nino Martini, Victor Kolar's Symphony | Orchestra, the new Atwater Kent| geries and many other brilliant artists. The season will get under way this fmonth with three important premieres. ©On September 19 the Atwater Kent geries begins, with Jessica Dragonette #s the guest soloist. The second premiere is scheduled Beptember 24, when Tibbett begins | his season on the air, supported by Don Voorhees and his orchestra. Starting September 29, Kolar's Symphony Orchestra returns for another series of Sunday Evening Hours. The soloist for the initial concert will be Jascha Heifetz, cele- prated violinist. The Philharmonic Symphony Soci- ety's first radio concert is tentatively set for October 13. * k * X FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, vet- eran radio commentator, has started his 13th successive year of proadcasting. His series on “The Political Situation in Washington To- night” is carried by Columbia each Baturday. * k % X IVE touring units are now on the road representing Maj. Edward Bowes’ amateurs. The units are com- posed of nearly 100 amateurs of all Kinds—singers, instrumentalists, im- personators, quartets and bands. * e ‘A UNT SUE AND POLLY, a regular WMAL feature, are planning to eelebrate their fourth anniversary on the air September 27. % # NSTITUTION day, Ccelebrating D the 148th anniversary of the pdoption of the Constitution, will be | observed in four special broadcasts on Columbia. The first, on Sunday, will feature a talk by Bainbridge Colby, Secretary of State under Presi- dent Wilson. : Castle Being Restored. . Beotland 1s restoring Rogyth Castle. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION FOR GERMAN BOYCOTT Convention at Montreal Against U. S. Athletes Taking Part in Olympic Games. By the Associated Press. MONTREAL, September 11.—A reso- lution calling for the boycott of Ger- man goods and declaring opposition to the participation of United States athletes in the Olympic games at| Berlin next year was unanimously adopted yesterday by the seventy- ninth annual convention of the Inter- | national Typographical Union. The convention also authorized fits | officers to petition Congress for the | enactment of legislation to operate all | United States radio broadcasting as a| Government enterprise, restricting | commercial advertising to not more than two hours per day. It turfed down suggestions amendment be made to the United States Constitution em- powering Cengress to regulate work- ing hours, wages, pensions and private enterprise. JUNIORS PLAN DANCE Young Women of Manassas to Give Dance Friday. Spectal Dispatck to The Star. MANASSAS, Va., September 11.— The Junior Woman's Club of Manas- sas will hold a pre-school dance Friday night at the high school gymnasium. Plans have been under way for the dance for several weeks and final reports of the committees anticipate a very successful evening. A 10-piece orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music. The Junior Woman's Club, com- posed of the younger set of Manassas, has been instrumental in charitable gram for the “Broadway Varieties” broadcast on WJSV at 7:30. Rober! son and the chorus will sing “You're My Lucky Star” and Elizabeth Len- nox, contralto, will contribute “Be- cause You're You" and “Paris in the Spring.” RENOVIZE. . . your home Reliable for Eighty-six Years EBERLY’S Dignify your home. DISTRICT 65! Phone “Eberly’s WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station - 2015 14th St. N.W. work in the communtiy. Mo‘re, Stations b “MAGIC EYE" “MAGIC BRAIN” See your Radio Dealer Special Introductory Offer On Radio Service CALLS ANYWHERE THE DISTRICT Competent and courteous service men will tell you what is wrong your set—just call. IN with 60¢ Columbia 6653 GUARANTEE RADIO CO. 3442 14th Street N.W. AR, WASHINGTON, D. Lost and Found Advertisements may be found on page A-9. HELP—MEN. AERONAUTIOAL _engineering _instructor for evening classes. Address Box 108-B. Star_office. &= AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC doing general work. Must nish good reference. State qualification: Address Box Star office. ’ CHEMIST. expert. executive type. capable taking charge entire production: large plant: several years brewery or distillery experience necessary; must be good on wines and liquors; for Middle West. Mr. Ford. Boyd's. 1333 P st. nw. ___ * _ COLLECTOI ne with car, one who Kknows city: prefer one With credit cloth- ing_experience. Apply 415 _7th st. n.W. COLLECTOR. experienced in installment sccounts: must have local Teferences. Rubin_Co.. 71X 7th st. n.w. TR COLORED MAN, single, who needs work and likes the country; room and bath, board, laundry and $30 per month. Must be able to cook. serve and do housework. Call Bradley 54 between 9 and | % TV ry-cleaning piant acquainted with_city and h 5. Vogue Cleaner Bladensburg ESTABLISHED FIRM and sec- ond cooks, and combination sandwich and salad man: experience necessary; Tef- erences. Apply in own handwriting. Ad- dress Box 4-B. Star office. _ = EXECUTI! with _experience troller. high-class department Mr. Ford. Boyd' STORE requires an istant to controller; state qualifications and present employment if employed: re- plies confidential. Address Box 160-B, Star_office. ore: lor Middle West. 33 F st nw ca. eq. of ‘meeting otir customers: steady work; salary and commission to start. Ask for Mr. Spangler, 2 to 4 b. National Press Bldg MAN—Established corpor. in_ principal cities seeks man of mature years for Washington branch. ~Must be | mggressive, analytical and thrifty. Salfll experience advantageous. but not neces- sary, The right man wilil find this a life- time connection with unlimited possibili- ties for managerial position. Give phone number. Address Box 137-B. Star office. MAN. energetic. pleasing personality to | KOrk with pholOgrapher arranging appoint- ments. ‘Live proposition and money-maker for Fall season. Salary and commission. Carter-Bailey, 1734 Connecticut ave. | MAN AS GROOM and to take care of {lawn: must be sober. reliable and ener- retic. Do not apply unless you have had experience with thoroughbred horses. Rec- ommendations absolutely necessary. Sal- ary. $40 per month and car fare Call after 4 p.m.. Mr. Eacho. Georgia 4430. MAN capable of following instructions and being his own boss. able to handle com- pany’s money. salary and commission to start_ Address Box #18-B_ Star office. MAN. white, single. experienced in general | farm” work:' $20 month. board, room and laundry. Box 4974 Clarendon, Va MEAT CUTTER, first-class; one experienced with high-class trade: steady work: refer- ences _Address Box 15-B. Star office. * MEN for distributing circulars. also man with car. Report 7 a.m. Thursday, 1317 New York ave. n.w. PACKER. expert. china and glass, with crating experience. Address Box 194-B, Star_office. 5 PAPERHANGERS AND PAINTERS wanted Apply at once. 504 Roxboro pl. n.w., Park View Decorating Co. PHOTOGRAPHER, youns. ictures. ~Good salary to start. “06. District National Bank Bidg | PRESSERS WANTED—Must be good. 1611 Montello ave. n.e. RADIO SERVICE MAN—One with car pre- comp- | To_take | Room | C, HELP—MEN. (Continued.) KANN’S Has opening for two men with cars: steady work and good pay. Apply 5 in jen fMce. 4t foor. YOUNG MARRIED MAN For immediate employment. Over 25 years of age, perma- nently located in Washington and vicinity, and able to furnish good character references, as | position to be filled is one gf re- sgonsibillty. Apply 10 o'clock sharp, Thursday morning at 205 Denrike Bldg., 1010 Vermont ave., nw. If you are in earnest and ready for work, come prepared to stay until 5 o’clock. INSTRUCTION COURSES. HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE Books and Courses for various exams. Make 2 BETTER GRADE. Inspect them at BOYD'S. 1333 P st._Nat. 2340. AUTO_LESSONS for permit. easy parking d clutch control: cars f{urnished. Call 'Old Reliable”” Foster hite). Met. |"'fl . SHORTHAND. ENGLISH_SPANISH. POR. TUGUESE. PHONE DISTRICT 7461. ° BEGINNERS and finishing private secre- tarial and business courses qualifying one for the BETTER PAID POSITIONS, Gres& or Boyd shorthand. touch typing. secre- tarfal practice. bookkeeping, calculating machines, etc.. position guar. graduates: new classes start week of Sept. 9. Inquire Boyd School. 1333 P st. Nat. 2338, GEORGE WASHINGTON was & draftsman. rite or call for proof and information about DRAFTING. the profession that pays and offers advancement. WASHINGTON DRAFTING SCHOOL, SN GBLNW. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Reduced rates during September. Expert instruction. _Live model practice. " 8hop experience. Positions secured. Easy terms. Modern _School of Beauty Culture. 1347 7P BWONW. - The South's oldest and largest beauty organization. established 1 years One Standard of instruction—the very best. ENROLL NOW! DAY-NITE CLASSES Special Summer Rates—Free Catalogue. ‘Graduates Placed in Good Positions. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1340 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Met. CALCULATING MACHINE. SPECIAL COURSES IN COMPTOMETER, MONROE AND BURROUGHS _ BEGIN TODAY A SPECIAL COURSE—-S5 COMPLETE. MACHINE COURSES. Special secretarial courses for women: tuition_only_$5. including CARD PUNCI COMPTOMETER, MONROE E| SREGG 8] tuition * $5. CREGT GVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY | SCHOOL. 528 12th st. n w.. Met 0% FINAL FALL REDUCTION. $50 reduction on complete course in Beauty Culture, if enrolled before Sept. 15. Nationally’ known instructors. Prac- tical. tnorough training on live models Actual shop_experience. Pree employment service_ Easy terms. Day and night classes. | WIER & CRUITT SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 726 11th St. N.W. _ National 6767 t;lii;;WOMEV sell our dollar ferred: musi be good. Apply Mr. French, {1403 W st.n.w RADIO SERVICE MAN_WANTED—Must have good Earnshaw's Radio Service. 12 - nw. with library science degree: sal | month to start. Address Box 1 office. RADIO SERVICE MAN. preferably in Falls Church: knowledge of radio theory only : low starting salary: excellent op- T ity. Address Box 113-B. Star office.® REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, young man, | automobile. Percy H. Russell Co., i1 K st. now EIVING CLERK wanted in a large e supply house. State experience erences. salary expected. Address Star office. A one able to meet business must be neat appearing and willing six hours a da carn minimum ) pe ek if qualified. Apply Mr. | 1d. Roo N. Second Nati. Bank Bldg., | between 8:10 and 10 a.m SALESMAN—Nationally known correspond- ence school desires to contact one high- 1ype salesman for Washington territors. Substantial yearly fncome for active man. Address Box 111-B. Star office. | SALESMEN-—Plumbing and heating_ sales- men and estimator with car to take full charge of department. sevaral Openings in citles throughout Virginia: guaranteed salary and commission. Good opportunity | Write full details at once. Address Box 2K:1-B.Star_office | SALESMEN, life insurance: excellen tract. good opvortunity. between ages o1 | 45._Apply bet. 89 a.m.. 501 Colorado Bide, | SALESMEN. to sell excellent line of im- | ported and " domestic ‘wines and spirits on commission, Address Box 100-B, Star . con- SALESMEN — Experienced furniture and rug salesmen, between ages 25 and 40 to take charge of dept.: several openings in | this section. Good opportunity to rapable { men.” Write. “stating - aualifications. dress Box 2£2-B. Star office | SHOE SALESMEN. for Saturday only: must be thoroushly experienced. 1. Miller, F st_n.w SHOEMAKER, right man Department. basement. | SODA MAN who can wich block and steam ti ll(;‘r‘llngfterences flndl be able to pass bond answer unless thes canibs aainne these requirements office. TRUCK DRIVER. color nted .rn‘!r::'w;\:{]:s:lz supply ho ISL‘:!E !‘;IDEE rence, s oG s alary expected. Address UPHOLSTERER, fOrst class_ Arch Hall Antique Shop, * 81 = Antlaue Shop. " 815 Pranklin st.” Alex | USED-CAR_SALESME] i!‘lol;smlen lh!xnen(‘f]\fied o those willing to work: floater | Blease do not apply. See Mr. Chrisman, | Packard Motor Co.. Kalorama rd. at 17th WASHING MACHINE SERVICE MAN— Must have 2 yelrs“txbenence. bring fef- | erences. Proct Ridgely, Newton' sts. n WATCHMAN white, for Sunday work and 1 night each Week, Give reference anq g')y)rxgz number. Address Box 319-B, Star WHITE CHEF—Must b oly after P Palais Royal. Shoe Repair busy sand- Address Box 17-B, Star Three used: liberal comvenss. 14th and or delicatesse; | Conn. _ave. i AN Tiving at home. single, Who ::;:n?:: stenographic work and Keep %onvkl;o o learn_moti Address Box Sa-B. Star office. ¢ D Sness appearing. to assist manager in_special 2 KRott. 018 F st Koot 105 % tor 90 it e R TS £ YOUNG MAN for coin machine business, | Must be a bustfer and ©"go0d sajesman: unity for right . | Box_13%-B. Star office.” B [ Anaees | YOUNG MAN. white. refined. for gener drug store and soda fountain work: (xpe. rienced. 701 Kennedy st. n.w. N. if you are out of work, see ; he will place y - nenit “position where you can ‘earn $50 a ook lo start. | Abply 4 to 6 p.m., Room n tea and cof ine up’ to” $39.50 “meek? tog or experience ng . but must glve prompt service to approximately 200 regular customers: automobile given if you qualify. A Jou aalify. Avply Wed_ and Thurs.'morn- SHOE SALESMEN, Several, experienaed. permanent - emplovment. CREL™T for Pt naler. Wo. Hihn & Co.” 1207 AUTOMOBILE RADIO TECHNICIAN Who 1s thoroughl. ' s trying 1o better himselt S5 ia 350 :‘o::;fnaa:;'rrt’ Syrite, stating qualifica- Lons and ¢ ence. Address Box 131-B, CAB DRIVERS. { ., Get our proposition on new 193 Union Taxi Cab ‘Assoclation: 3500 Sane THOROUGHLY experienced cookware salesmen with cars. Apply Thursday morning, fourth floor, supt.’s office, S Kann Sons Co. WANTED—Meat cutters (10), young men preferred, capable of managing markets. Apply 7 am, Thursday morning, Ameri- can Stores Co., 20 M St. n.e. ASSISTANT IN CREDIT OFFICE OF LARGE FURNI- TURE CONCERN. MUST BE WILLING TO WORK HARD, ENERGETIC AND ABLE TO INTERVIEW CUS- TOMERS INTELLIGENTLY ON DELINQUENT AC- COUNTS. UNUSUAL OP- PORTUNITY TO MAN SE- LECTED. ADDRESS BOX 105-B, STAR OFFICE. THE HECHT CO. Requires the services of a radio repair man, must have equipment. Apply employ- ment office. * Ad- | teady job for | ed le; must furnish | BEAUTY OPERATOR — Must be_expert, sll-around operator: permanent . | Lady Jane. 621 12th st. n.w. BEAUTY OPERATORS——Must have experi- | | ence. _Apply 1109 F st n.w._ BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around, exper enced; must_be good marceller. = Address B. Star office. ust be experi- BOOKKEEPER—Give age, £15 per week. Address Box Giie ik ki i | DEMONSTRATOR for house fu | department of local department store bly woman of experience. between 40 years. Apply at Hotel Aunap- | olis after 4 pm._today. ask for Mr. Reibert. DO _NCT PHONE. 2 | GIRL, white_ as mother's heiper. G | home" and good pay; stay nights. 1 18th st. n.w. HOUSEKEEPER _white not over 40 ca- | pable. pleasant; must like children. Phone | after 6 p.m.. Potomac 1700-3 ? WEDNESDAY, SEPTE | ~ SPECIAL $5 COURSES. | . | nurses ER 11, 1935. | NEARLY CALLED You LP FROM THE OFFICE TB-DAY i HEARD A FUNnnY SToRY AND | WAS BUSTING T Bw \T To You A FRIEND OF MINE SAID AN |AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN WAS TOLD HER'WELL P NOUR (NITIALS on Don'T TELL ME You w DONT GET (T! P EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. —__ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. NEED stenographers. | expert typists, dictaphone | keepers, drug and soda cler male and fem | ings._Call at Boyd's. 1 ily open- P st.nw DOMESTIC. Dec. : cooks. g.h.w., day's workers, butlers. houses men. chauffeurs. kitchen helpers. maids. RUPHERS' EXCHANGE — Houseworkers, housemen: ref Dec. 3551. 1837 11th n.w | SITUATIONS—MEN. | BOY. neat. honest. reliable. anxious for | Work before and after school hours: cook. North_4489-W. | butler. outside work: ref. CARPENTER, first class. will take painting. plastering. cooks. maids, mother's helpers. laundresses, | T contract. | Star office. S store | MY RESPONSIBLE hall-time maid, settled HELP AND SITUATIONS. AND NOTHING CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT.—By WEBSTER [THEA | DECIDED 10 RATHER WA D TELL YOU WHEN | GoT | WANTED T SEE You sOOouBLE]| AND LAUGH YOURSELF SItK HIS WIFE SAID!BUT MY HUSBAND SAYS IT'S NOT THE INITIAL, €D RYING To SEtL HIS WIFE ACAR| TyAT coumTS, BUT THE UPKEEP| IF You'tL TAKE THIS CAR, HE |yc-€ -€ —YAH-YAH ! A A DO You MIND REPEATING IT? 1 GUESS | COULONT HAVE BEEN LISTENING VERY CAREFULLY _________(Continued.) _ GIRL. colored, wants day's work, cleaning and “laundry’ work; reference. Phone Potomac 0769 GIRL. colored. e: part-time or day’s work: ¢ Lincoln_2402-W._ wEph o colored. wants job as moth willing worker; go home ni Malloy. 1546 Columbia st. n.w. GIRL. white. refined_wishes positior child’s nurse, ghk.; experienced in both czpable of assuming responsibility, Phone Decatur_2241 between 3 and K. * HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL. colored. desires work. Phone North 0051-W from % a.m. to 9 pm. : HOUSEKEEPER — Middle-aged. refined woman desires work in small adult fa low salary and home. Address Box 11 1 refined, wi ref. P fronts home remodfihn i work guaranteed. | Bouthern colored woman. wants Phone Decatur | CARPENTER remodeling & specialty. Cleveland ORK by day or contract: Mr. Neff. Prons houseman. wishes position: handy | cook; city references. Phone West Uflxizfi.-R. 35. with car, des. pos.: salesma: ything legitimate. ¢0_anywhe: Mass. ave. n.w. Ph. Met, !l"ll | PASTRY COOK (konditor). German with { A-1 references. wishes position. Address | Box X6-B. Star office. o SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. _ALL OR PART TIME. TELEPHONE GREENWOOD | TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER, young man. 1 | neat_appearance; ready for work. Phone A s e % YOUNG MAN_ colored_ wants job as chauf feur. private family. or_commercial driver. Phone_Atlantic : Charles_Blakely. | YOUNG MAN attending the day session of Straver College wishes to earn room and board by doing odd jobs about the house. For interview. call Nat X SITUATIONS—WOMEN. HOUSEKEEPER_ white. to manager home | $60° morth. _ References, | 6-B__Star_ofce i g | LADTES—Christmas card sensation' Big- ger. faster profits selling outstanding 21- folder. $1 assortment: unusual features galore. ~ Bonus: experience _unnecessar: Request samples, Doehla, Pitchburg 85, Mass. LADIES (1 | Probositions ever offered: make $4 to $6 | per da Want two in Alexandria. one in | Clarendon rest for Washineton. Call 5 1418 W st. nw., Room No. 3, chant MILLINERY _ SALESLADY. References and telephone number. | Box 279-B. Star office SALESLADIES—Millinery sales at once. nw experienced. Address 711 ith st. n.w. SEWING WOMAN. to bind Apply | basement _entrance. 1 nw STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST — Young | woman “with college degree and _proper training and _experience; salary. $100 | month to start. Address Box 125-B, Star office. A D nn STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST willing to begin small salary with opportunity for ad- ncement. State salary expected. experi- ence and references. Address Box 102-B, Star office. | STENOGRAPHER. capable. with g00d edu- | cation and initiative. for public_sten | sraphic work. Address Box 274-B. Star | smegne vor WAITRESSES wanted. Onl | need apply. Oriole Cafe. vania eve. n.w.. i experienced 1724 Pennsyl- Address Box | ). to cenvass one of the best | 1 Clothing | DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT, technician. typist. & years' experience: best references: mod- | erate salary, offieR:: oyt eSS DRAPERIES, curtains. relined, children’s clothes: | by day. _Phone Adams 8205-J. DRESSMAKER. first-ciass: ladies’ and chi s s, alterations: home or out. 6 You st n.w. Pot. 5987, FORMER OWNER OF KNITTING SHOP wishes position as assistant knitting in- structor_ in_department store oF shop. Phone_Columbia_00K3-J. _ GIRL. white. desires home in refined fam- | 1ly: care for child or very light housework. | Phone North 2902 h covers. coats t l':,ama or out Address Box 94-B. Star | __ | or housework | | | 3 _or 4 mornings Teleohone after 2 p.m.. North ;3 WOMAN. colored, wants general work Z s ____12° | full or part time: go home; no Sunday FILIPINO. butler-chauffeur or chauffeur- | evening can | 034iR-J or morning. Phone Decatur )36K-J. 1501 R st. n.w WOMAN colored rellable. wants qu: will take small salary. Call Decatur 2125, col- | No. 11 Logan circle WOMAN. colored._ wants work_ cleaning. 0od laundress, willing worker. Phone istrict_4s84. YOUNG GIRL. colored, wishes one to three mornings a week: A-1 references Phone North 3110. " IMPROVE YOUR HOME BY HAVING A RELIABLE CONTRACTOR REMODEL YOUR HOME. PAINTING No Down Pasment Low sc o5 Monthis N Carpentering—Brickwork Roofing- Veather Stripping astering—Heating—S8tuccoing timates. . Day or Night ral Contracting Co., Inc. 3 NEW YORK AVE. NW 403. _ Night. Adams (033, * United Construction Co. Established 23 Years. DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM. Carpenter. painting. papering. plumbing. heating. roofing. all general home improve- ments: work may be financed through the Federal Housing: take advantage of the lowest rates on construction work we have been able to offer in years. White skilled mechanics. North PELSONAL. | GRADUATE ~TEACHER. youns. _experi- enced. desires position. governess or tutor excellent reference; reasonable salary. A Preciate interview. = Phone Lincoln 251 HOUSEKEEPER. refined: companion.nurse very good cook. for couple or single. Ad- dress Box 2:5-B. Star office. _ __ y LADY. refined. cultured. desifes manage- ment or hostess. cafeteri supervising 10_years' experienc Phone Geo . o LADY of middle age desires position as tutor or governess or lady's companion | can’ furnish best references. Address Box | 321-B. Star_office. = excellent ref- | 1e | rays-shower. The rate under heading of Per- sonal is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. ._Apt. URSE. 0. Hours, 10 to 9, _10¢ )9 _PA Qen tor elec. 1400 1601 O. Phone North 16th n.w. 36 entrance 14° | STENOGRAPHER, _expert. 150_ words & minute. Address’ Box 415-B. Star office. STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST desires general | office work: high-sehool srad. 6 months busines: At! ic_1230.% | of Strayer College, Wisies to earn room and board by caring for children or_assist- | ing_with light household duties. terview cail National 1748. | WOMAN. white care &-yr-old child, stay nights: smail salary, After 6 p.m, 203-A | Bates st. n.w. | WOMAN. white. reliable_over 30, stay | nights with two children. Good home. | small salary. Mrs. D. W. Lahman, 4 | Walker st Edmonston. M. | WOMAN, white, assist in home and d makine studio:” home. €25 monthly. dress Box 13-B, Star office. WOMAN, white. will give middle-aged woman good home and $20 month in ex- change for household duties: no laundry: no children Small suburban home_ on | Rockville pike. Address Box 106-B, Star office. = SRl SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS. MAKE UP TO 50 COMMISSION. Big daily earnings: no experience needed. Take orders for famous fast-selling line | personal Christmas cards: exclusive fea- tures. Also show complete line $1 Christmas card box sortments, gift wrappings. religious c: sst.. everyday cards. We manufacture—pay you liberal commission and.extra bonus. Postage paid, ?lmple%on‘ lnpsrfi\;l. Ygemfi" & Sugden, ne.. ept 7 - Rochester. N. Y. yerbati i THOROUGHLY experienced corsetiere. Apply supt.’s of- fice, fourth floor, S. Kann Sons Co. Ad- ¢ SITUA;'IONS—DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL. neat. reliable wants pari-time wWork mear st. Apply d st. n.w.. 2nd floor. No Sundays. Laundry: or bundle wash; city reference. Phone Potomac 0057-J. rd | CHILDREN—COUNTRY BOARD. YOUNG LADY, attending the day session | For in-e | attendants to_care for day's work for | NOUR- ishing food. careful supervision, sports. ex- cellent schools: 10th year; reference. Box 5 L 56._Clarksville, Md. 10-THERAPY TREATMENTS _ BY graduate nurse; hours. 10 until 8, by appt. only. _Phane Met. 3935, Apt. 12:C. ' ELDERLY. CONVALESCENT OR CHRONIC with care of nurse: excellent meals, kind treatment: elevator service. Rates rea- sonable. _Phone District 671 REFINED COUPLE WILL BOARD, ROOM child under 5 years old, nable: good home. 2809 15th._Apt. 306. Col. 10194. TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL S | money-saving prices; fit and satisfaction guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman n your every want. Peoples Drug Store No_ 2 w. and No. 7. 11th and G PERSONAL. (Continued.) IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE TRUST on your property and monthly payments are difficult to carry. I can arrange to consolidate them for you so that your pay- ments will be considerably less. Worth investigating and strictly reliable. pantment without slightest_obliga phone Mr. SMITH. Adams 8855 YOUNG MAN. STERLING CHARACTER, attending G. W. U. evening classes. wants §00d home ‘in ‘exchange for services as tutor or other duties: excellent with chile dren at age of puberty. Call Met. 6683, * HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own metkod: results effective for a life- time or money back _Write for booklet: no_crugs or surgery Dr SOMMER- WTRCK. 1305 Columbia_rd._Adams 03KS. MALE NURSE AND COMPANION: CAN shave; accept meals. room as part payment. Reference. _Address Box 0:3-B. Star office.* BOYS AND GIRLS—MAKE QUICK. EASY | dollars by helping us. spare time. in your neighborhood Phone Columbia 1353 to- morrow evening 5 to 7 only DOUBLE FRONT ROOM IN COZY STUDIO apartment, convenient, high: refined pro- fessional grls; Oct, 1, Address Box 7-B, Star office. . NEED ‘'PRIMARY GRADES' TEACHER for small group retarded children. One desiring _experience rather than muc salary. Address Box K-B. Star office I NEED A RECREATION CLASS ROOM with good yard for small. private group. 9 am. to 4 pm. Address Box 156-C. Star office. _ s CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL OPENS OCT. I—Kindergarsen grades. 1 to 7: French, plano. dancing. play Sat.: trans. Rea- sonable.Phong Georgia (544 J. E. BAULSBURY, PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR. Phone Potomac 59¢ i " PERMANENTS, $1.95. Pinger waves. manicures shampoos, N SYSTEM. 1340 N. Y. ave. n.% 7 "~ GOLD'S, 806 F ST. N.W. £15.00 BEAUTIFUL BOUCLE SUITS_$6.98 $14.50 NAVY COATS. SUITS ® $K05 SMART SILK DRESSES $5.05 SMART WOOL DRESSES 95 SMART FELT HATS __ For ion, MOTOR TRAVEL. | 1933 DODGE DE LUXE SEDAN LEAVING | for ‘Dallas. Tex.. other points West | take four people; references. Phone Clarendon ] WL x AW DRIVING THR TO DULUTH. INN. can take 2 passengers, help share expenses. See Mr. ERKINBRACK. 3167 15th st. n.w. D. C.. between 7 and 9 p.m.. Wednesday, September 11, o0 e DRIVING NEW CAR TO CHICAGO. TAKE | three. Phone Falls Church 832-F-3. _13° | LEAVING SUNDAY OR Tampa. Fla. or vicinit gers. Call Ashton 1% DRIVING TO MIAMI THURSDAY OR FRI- | duy can take four BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. IP YOU CAN NV delay you may in & business with | Your investment will be No element of chance. erences given and required Principals only ress Box 16-B. Star office. * ENTIRE ‘nd FLOOR. suitable sign shon t manufacturing: $15 month, 1118 ited possibiities. turned monthly nquestioned ref- ieaving city ROOM )—Well fur- shed “profitable. a bargain R.M. De Shazo. 11723 14th n.w. ROC ROOMING HOUS —-10) rooms. g0 R. M. De Shazo. ROOMT at_l4th) ROOMING_ HOUSE Circle)—17 handsom water in R. M. De | BAKERY. retailed. good I 3015 14th st BAXERY_with i family, S500. property Geo. 1481 Address Box 10-B EXCELLENT PLACE FOR LOCKS =5 years established. 1178 1Sth & EXECUTIVE ASSIS with association activities as well {and re ational services: small 1 St. | necessary fications fully. dress Box ¢ r_office RIETY STOR! upper and stocked b, bus Address Box 4 office. TEA ROOM. si nw ar section: ful jow 1 price, -B. Star office ral | SLr: ROOMING HOUSE ne consists of 6 col letel: ents: will sacrifice SMALL APT. HOUSE. 004 will ot counted d lavatory, h.-w.h 144-B. Star office LONG ESTABLISHED wonderful return well aR s:_other busine! ar offce. WILL BUY Class B stock. Phone Decatur 307-B._Star office ROOMING HOUSE_ near_ix rooms. 2 baths. Rent, $65 ¥ come; nicely furnished. Price. §: pen vestigate. | S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. $800 cash ROOMING HOUSE, near Dupont Circle baths. _Rent. $80: furniture { above avergge. Full price. £000. A lovely home with income. Pnone National 9654 S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. ROOMING. 4 baths. monthly; ver hed $2.800: terms. I Natl. 9654 S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. "HOUSE_16th and K. 18 rooms Price CHINA—GIFTS HAND P. 'OLORED WOMAN wants whole-tim: e \orki good reference. Call Lincoln | COLORED WOMAN. efficient. housekeeper for_employed coupie or bachelor apart- ment:_best_reference. Phone Col. J COLORED WOMAN wants part Work: experienced: references. COLORED WOMAN wishes part-time or full-time work, " Call or write M. Curfis. 't time; work: colored woman. 941 Westminster st.n.w. Phone North 0610.______° _ GIRL. colored, wants_general housework or work of any kind; experienced; ref. Phone Lincoln_2096-M. GIRL. colored_ wants general_housewor | stay nights: city reference. Phone West | 0710. No_calls after 5. St 1760 | GIRL wants_general housework. n. Fhone P ac 41 desires work in Cor st . t colored restaurant. hotel, office cleaning. ~Phone Decatur 0696, Martha Barbour. FUR FINISHERS. Only thoroughly experienced fur finishers need apply. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO,, F St. at 14th. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. MEN AND WOMEN (10), high-type propo- sition. permanent: good pay: 3 to travel. Address Box 12-B, Star offic . also light 2-room apt.; salary, $5. GIRL wants light housework, emploved couple_preferred; no children: reference. Phone_North 3110. ored. wants general housework and blain cooking; ref. Phone Decatur GIRLS, 2, colored wish part time weekly work. Phone West 2860-J. or no_Sunday | general housework or | 0_O!l der; reasonable prices. Metropolitan 1959 FLOOD'S PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN. 22" Mass ave. 0.W.. school of dancing and nursery: ho or_week; 8:30 to b AGED, CONVALESCENT, CARED FOR IN home of graduate nurse. Tray. Doctors refs: $50 nsmllc. $40 double. Phone ALCO_RUBS, BATHS. WHITE NURSE. 720 17th n.w. (off Pa. ave.), Abt. . 0 9. Open_Sunday. B PHYSIOTHERAPY MASSAGE, GRADU- ate white nurse. Appointment only. Hotel and_residence service. _ Shepherd 1. LONGFELLOW SCHOOL FOR BOYS. COL- lege Park, Md. Day and boarding; grade: 1-8: 200 acres. Phone Greenwood 2242, SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Py | “Advertisements wnder this head- |} tno are presumed to be trom pri- '} vate indivtducis. unless the adver- | § tisement owes o rm mame or @ business address or states the word ‘Dealer. Members of the public | { who fna dealers masquerading in this column as private individuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investiation.” et WHEN DEATH ~STRIKES A PAMILY there 15 no need to feel that they must accept inferior funeral services due to in- ability to pay a high price. The Greater W. W. Chambers Co. offers a complete funeral. cars and all. for as little as $75. Worid's finest waterproof. airtight. guar- anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85 _In case of death call the Greater W' W. Chambers Co.. 14th st.. corner Chapin n.w. Col. 0432 " Phone of write our address. We will send 30U & beautiful catalogue of how we do it. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Columbia 0432. 517 11th st._se.. Atlantic 6700. RUGS MADE TO ORDER FROM YOUR old rugs. carpets and woolen rags. Sam- ples shown at your homse. Southern Rug Co. Phone North 3448. 15* Household Reairs and Service It wilt pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. BED! pox springs and g;uai’{“ o best prices and promot del ash. Mattress Co., 319 L st.s.w. Nat. U679, PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING—Rooms, .50 up; work guaranteed. J. Jones. 50 e st_s.w. Phone District 0860 AMERA REPAIRING. FULLER & O ALBERT. ING 815 10th St. N.W. S tloares, patmtin osures, 3 Dirting. reas.: exp. Slavitt, Ad el ugias, Me PHOLSIER- NG. gen. repairs. tions. shelves. floors. CHAIR CANEING linted. CLAY O oth now. Met._2062. ELECTRIC WIRING foore 2 e "85 Upshut o'w: "Col KA0T HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK and general worker: no one without g00d ‘city references need apply. Phone Cleveland 0015. COOK. _colored, _experienced; cleaning. for emploved couple. 6-day week. hours 2 to 7: Address Box 14-B, Star office. GIRL. white, for general hq 3 Sty nights. Fhone Cleveland K118 "o GIRL. whife, of nice personality, for housework in small family; good home and $40 per month. Address Box 142-B. Star office. 150 GIRL, colored, for general Sook:"stay o $00d home 10F TeABIe Gk Wisconsin 42072 Aspen st. Ch. Ch., Md. GIRL. colored. light housework; 6 month, car fare, meals. Apt. 21, 1855 Calvert st.n.w. HOUSEKEEPER-COOK, Taundry for_two children. experienced with 1-vear-old baby: references. Good home, $25 mo. Phone Emerson_3195. HOUSEKEEPER, white. for general house- work and care for elderly lady; 3 aduits in family. 2 emploved: stay nights: good home, Clievy Chase; $30 month; refer- ences. Address Box 116-B. Star office. * JMAID Tor seneral housework. cooking and laundry; must like children; stay nights. Call after 7 p.m.. 1202 Quincy n.w. MAID. tm:l housework. help care for baby: $5 week: stay late some nights, 25¢ extra. 2328 37th st. n.w. MOTHER'S HELPER. white or ColoL neat; references; can work Em'nm; s and room. Phone Emerson 5070. NURSE-HOUSEKEEPER. white, Tiot_Over 35, by employed couplé: care. for 3-ve child and 3-room apartment; days only. Address Box 114-B. Star office. WOMAN. refined, settled, unencumbered, to care for small home for gentleman. No children.~ Address Box 101-B. Star offce. WOMAN. colored. settled. with refe £1.¥, aid cookins; $25 month, room rd. 2703 Wcodlnu . b WOMAN. white, to live in; of apt. -ndmuuu‘ugm rel, "required. 525 Peabody st.'n.W. ADt. 2. FLOORS scraped. refinished; staining and ; ‘and painting: all work e otd " Phone Fotomac D087, 14 FREE! FREE! ed with PAINT- SR eING iob. Also. scraping general house repairs; A-1 feferences: Reasonabie. For details, phone Metropolitan_8632. 7 GENERAL CONTRACTING, Painting. papering plastering, cerpentry; d-time _white me est. free; 28 Sears' exp. Jack Bparkes. Decatur 4432],' it work. B ELAII ot Goo Tar for me. William a5, phone District 4570. e P AINTING Paperins, Roofing. Gener- Repairi; reas M.L Smith 1724 v;‘h-m n.w .5‘::. 7108 white PAINTING, papering; reasonabi mechanic: i teed work- e i bror, Cull Fred. Col. 1074, lity, floors PAINTING. nlurh:nll;l: of q;l;"; ; egfimate. A. E. Burrell. vhm' Floors PAPERING, painting_and floor scraping: Deat, clean’ work; service and _quality. Keystone Decorating Co., Inc. __3451 14th St. N.W. ___Adams 1344 PAPERING. PAINTING done at once, $4 room and up. including paper; work § anteed. References. Georgia 0024. PAPERING 5 RMS._ 2-STORY HALL $30 and up: quick service: white mechanics. Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 2326, 500 ated 85 up! work sy, N i paluted. ; Free o0 5% Fora. Greenwood 1334. 1 PAPERING. PAINTING—Average room. $6. I do my own work. Satisfaction guaran teed. Call Metz any time, Columbia 0396. PAPERHANGING—ROOMS. $5 UP. Satisfaction Guaranteed. John N. Tolson. District 7569. 17° PAPERHANGING—A-1. Estimates free; reliable. Columbia 86,.;8_4. PAPERHANGING Rooms—35 U A T. GEORGE " Phone Georsia 9468. PLASTERING. stuccoing. cementing. water= f stucco: no job too large or too small. o S im0 Koy Mathis: Em. 015, m: a) , “fire- fo%: “wuaranteed 10" Vears. UPHOLSTERINGRecovering _3-pc. suite, $39. szllrlna altering. slip covers. eush: fons, caning. Garland, 5632 Ga. ave. Ph Geo. 3646, 13¢ Waterproofing Speclnllst Prom basement to roof with 3-year un- conditional guarantee. Highest grade ma- terial and workmanship by 20-year expe- an, rienced worl ATERPROOFING CO, Oall begore 9:30 A.M..6 P.M.. ‘Shen. 2020 | ANTIQUE ARMS. fintlocks, matchlocks, | percussion_guns. " pistols, swords. kpives armor. _For collectors and decorations; Murray Galleries, 1724 20th st. n.w. 11 | BATH FIXTURES, beams. lintels, steel B lumber. flooring, sash and doors 25 heating_boilers and radiation._ 56 P st 5. Phone_Metropolitan 6817 | BED ROOM SUITE and 0dd_piec sonable. 806 Whittier pl. n.w. BI 'S—Rollfast ana otner g Store, 424 4th nWw. - ER_REPAIR PARTS—We have a wide B e ¥rate burs._sheker handies and other parts. Repair your furnace now. HECHINGER CO.._ 4-Branches-4 KCASES (2). mahogany. Globe-Wer- Elcc’?t standard: excellent condition: om:: or home. Wisconsin 4147 before noon. BREAKFAST SET. poster bed, . Vi t suits drobe._w; [ THE%00m suite. Edeiman. 3503 Ga. A BUILDING MATERIAL—Hechinger's 24th tremendous sale of brand-new building material as well as used material bargains. Drastic reductions in all departments at sl four stores. Every item in our entire Stock reduced with only a few exceptions. Free prompt delivery. Phone orders At- lantic 1400, HECHINGER CO, 15th and H Sts. N.E. 6th and C Sts. 8.W. A 5 ols Ave. S.E S—We puy. seil, trade used cam- eras, Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar- wairs daily_Robbi: 9 14th st. n.w COUNTER SHOWCASE, shelve mirror_back: also excellent wall case. 3 dr. . After 6, phone Georgia T480. ZLECTRIC _ REFRIGERATORS (slightly shopworn). 25% to 50% reduction. Smith's Transfer & Storage Co.. 1313 You st. n.w. Phone North 3343, FIREPLA R, electric cages and stands, $1 each. s Tea- 11 ade ods . 5.2 bird 1810 Trving PURNIS] 5 pm : no dealers: $50. 9 2nd fioor, fromt, ~ : FURNITURE—Family moving to smaller apt. wish to sell dining room, bed room. porch furniture and glider. drapes. etc.: dining room table unusual. solid walnut. I8x43. Apt, 813, the Broadmoor. FPhons Dt 1 9 10th st. nw ITURE of sample house must be sold—Living, dining room suites. modernis- tic bed room suite. rugs. lamps. secretary: very low price. Call between 10 a.m. and 1 pm.. 5011 3rd st. n.w. FURNITURE for 3-room apartment. Apt. 505. 1916 17th st. n.w. FURNITURE—To close an estate. contents @ine old home. Pictures, bric-a-brac. china. . After 10:30 a.m.. 1314 Vermont ave. w. No dealers i FURNITURE for living. dining room. two bed rooms. including. some furnisnings. $650: $40 equity in newly installed elec. refrig.. best offer. Phone West 2215, GENERATORS exch., $3.50 up; new antee: vmall install.’ charge: all cars, mo- tors, fans repaired exch. Carty. 1608 14th. HOUSE TRAILER. factory buill. fully equipped. For information or demonsire: tion, Call Cleveland 5112. 7T (Continued on Next Pase.)

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