Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1935, Page 29

HOLT BROADCASTS TONIGHT IN FORUM, Youngest Senator to Speak | on Public Utilities Start- ing at 10:30. ENATOR HOLT of West Vir- ginia will discuss the public utility problem during the Na- tional Radio Forum tonight over WRC and a coast-to-coast net- work of other National Broadcasting Co. stations. The forum, arranged by The Wash- | ington Star, will be broadcast from 19:30 to 11 o'clock. Senator Holt, who, like Henry Clay, was elected to the Senate before he reached the constitutional age for Senate service—30 years—has made a long study of the utility problem, both gas and electric power. Senator Couzens of Michigan intro- | duced a resolution at the last session of Congress for an investigation of the gas utilities, and that is still pending. * x ok x ITS popularity as a nightly feature the proved after 10 weeks on the air, | “March of Time" has been given an indefinite extension of contract. Arthur Pryor, jr., director of the | program. attributes its success as a | five-a-week feature to its topical flavor. (COLUMBIA will herald the opening of the Fifty-second National | Horse Show in New York tomorrow with a special broadcast at 5 p.m. G.| Spence Weed, president of the Na- | tional Horse Show Association, and Michael MacWhite, Minister of the. Irish Free State, will take part. * % ok X rHE * K Ok K three networks — Columbia, N. B. C carry President Roosevelt's tribute to | the American soldiers who died in the World War at the Armistice day cere- monies next Monday in Arlington Cemetery. e INCIDENTALLY, Columbia an- nounces three other outstanding Armistice day broadcasts. The first originating in Philadelphia. will in- | clude a pick-up of Gov. Earle's ad dress at a meetng of Jewish war vet. erans in Independence Hall. That will be followed with an in- ternational rebroadcast called “The Family of Nations.” It has been ar- ranged to promote international amity. The third will be a tribute to | nurses who served in American wars, which the Disabled American War Veterans has arranged. CHIMES INSTALLED AT SHRINE’S RITES Most Rev. Amleto Cicognani Presides at Color- ful Service. Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicog- hani. apostolic delegate to the United States, presided yesterday at cere- monies in celebration of the installa- tion of the new Deagan tower chimes et the Shrine of the Most Blessed | Bacrament and the tenth anniversary | cf the laying of the shrine’s corner stone. The shrine is at Western ave- nue and Quesada street, Chevy Chase. More than 1,000 persons attended | the rites. A body of Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus in full regalia, men of the Blessed Sacrament parish, end a detachment of St. John's Cadets served as honor guard at the cere- monies. Rev. Thomas G. Smyth, pastor of the Blessed Sacrament. was assisted in celebrating solemn high mass by his brother. Rev. James Smyth of St Peter's Church. Baltimore. and Rev. | ‘Thomas J. Crowley. also of Blessed Sacrament. The occasion brought to- gether a third brother. Rev. John C. Smyth of the Paulist Fathers, New York City. Rev. John C. Smyth, orator at the | eorner stone laying 10 years ago, de- livered the sermon. —_——— HEALTH DRIVE OFFERED | POLICE STATION SPACE | Superintendent of Police Ernest W. | Brown today offered use of office space | in five police stations for the tuborcu- losis case-finding drive, set x week of November 25. Brown said accommodations rould be provided in the sixth, seventh, eighth, eleventh and twelfth precincts. Object of the drive, for which a $99,- 000 work-relief allotment has been made, is to uncover unknown cases of the disease by encouraging persons who may be sufferers to submit to an | examination. Headquarters for the drive will be at the offices of the Tu- berculosis Association, 1022 Eleventh Street. Giovanni | et GRANTS TO CONTINUE U. 8. to Provide Vocational Re- habilitation Funds to Feb. 1. Word was received today by District Yelief officials that Federal grants for the vocational rehabilitation part of &he relief program will continue until February 1. No specific amounts were mentioned in the notice. This program consists in seeking to *quip unemployed disabled persons to enable them to obtain employment. ITALIANS TO CELEBRATE Ttallan Armistice day will be com- Memorated by the Federation of Italian World War Veterans of the District of Columbia tonight at 8:30 o'clock at Pythian Temple. Dr. Michael Strizzi, Father Lardone, professor of Roman law at Catholic University, and Tina Marranzano are #cheduled to speak. Father Lardone will speak in Italian in commemora- tion of the battle of Vittorio Venuto. Members of the American Legion, Fepresentative of the Italian Embassy and members of local Italian societies will attend the meeting. WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Execlusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. and Intercity—will | 1 1 {10:30 | P.M. THE EVENING ST AR, WASHINGTON, CarrtaL’s Rapio PROGRAMS Monday, Nevember 4. | WRC 950k P.M. WMAL 630k | (Copyright, 1935) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WOL 1310k | Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1460k | P.M. :00 (Pat Kennedy 5 (Ma Perkins 3:30 |Vie and Sade [The O'Neils Campbell's Royalists The Wise Man Vaughn De Leath The King's Jesters Don Bistor's Orch. San P’nnciuo Symphony The Dictators Duke Ellington’s Orch. 3:00 3:15 3:30 Arnold Lunn ‘Hoosier Hop Music—News |Woman's R-ldlo mvlew Betty 4:15 4:30 Sundown Revul 4:45 | 5 Songs and Storles Tea Time Cvlrden Plr'y and Bob Today's Winners 5:00 5:15 | 5:30 | Tom Mix !Clara, Lu and Em Little Al Penroe s Onns 'Evenlnl Star Flashes ‘Aunt Sue and Polly Singing Lady Vocal Interlude - Orphan_Annie William A. 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Richard Crooks, noted Metropolitan | opera tenor, will return to the air for the Winter season on WRC at 8:30. His program includes Del Rigo's “Oh, Dry Those Tears,” Lehar's “O Mad- chen, My Madchen,” Bizet's “Pearl FEATURES AND PROGRAM Pishers.” and Romberg's “When I | Grow Too Old to Dream.” “Baby Face,” a three-act drama, will be presented by the Princess Pat Players on WMAL at 9:30. Gladys Swarthout, Metropolitan opera soprana, will be the guest star on the Open House program on WRC | at 9:30. She will sing “Thunder | Over Paradise” and & medley of “heart” songs. NOTES. ‘The late John Philip Sousa will be honored during the Iron Master con- cert on WMAL at 10:30. The widow | of the “march king” also will take part in the program. A group of old favorites and several current hit tunes will be featured dur- ing the Contented program on WRC at 10. FUNERAL TOMORROW ' IN COUNTY TRAGEDY Maryland Section Sorrowed by Slaying and Suicide at Under- wood Home. | By a Staff Correspondent of The Star, PISCATAWAY, Md., November 4.— A veil of sorrow overhangs this farm- ing section today as the eight children of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Underwood are recovering from the shock of the violent deaths of the parents and prepare for a double funeral omorrow. Underwood, 48, a well-to-do farmer and a scion of an old Southern Mary- land family, killed Mrs. Underwood Saturday might and then himself. According to police the tragedy was an aftermath of an argument over a card party which Mrs. Underwood had planned to attend that night. Friends and neighbors recalled that Underwood’s father, Thomas Melvin Underwood. & former sheriff of Prince Georges County, and his brother, Edward Underwood, had both taken their own lives a number of years ago. The services will be held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church at 10:30 to- morrow. Burial will be in the church cemetery. In addition to George Albert Under- wood, the other children are Lederer, 21; Baden, 21; John, 20; Norman, 17; William, 12; Louis, 8, and Robert, 4. Mrs. Underwood was 40. RENOVIZE. .. your home Particular nnvmu for Particular EBERL 'S l slfl Dinniv Valr home. “Ede 'z Listen 'I‘unij_'hl at 6:135 on WRC for Hahn's Word Man THE ENTER CONTESL Prizes Every Day DEPRESSION SLOWS UP MECHANICAL PATENTS Extra Leisure Time for Inven- tion More Than Offset by Cost of Applications. By the Associated Press. Necessity may be the mother of in- vention, but you can't prove it by the statistics of the Patent Office. 1t might ‘be natural to suppose that in times of depression, when large numbers of people are short of money but long on leisure time, the number of patent applications would increase. The facts are that such applications always decrease in hard times. For example, applications for ‘mechanical patents declined from 87,039 in the fiscal year 1928-29 to 56,095 in 1933- 34. “It takes money to get a patent,” sald Grattan Kerans, assistant to the patents commissioner. “The inven- tor must retain an attorney, pay a filing fee of $30 and pay for dnw\nu to conform to Federal rules.” YOICE OF RICHARD IN THE OPENI OF A NEW WI 01d City Unearthed. An entire city of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, with fortifications, dwellings and handicraft shops. has been unearthed near Berdichev in the Ukraine, * & %k Kk 4-STAR RADIO FEATURE] Romance... Comedy ... Thrills! Starring Robert Stone, Joan ne and Original New York Cast PLAY OF THE WEEK Presented TONIGHT AT 8:30 FIRESTONE fl/zuam. CROOKS NG PROGRAM NTER SERIES with @ short talk by Harvey S. Firestone, Jr. THIS 5.STAR SERIES WILL BRING YOU * hICHARD CROOKS s American T M Ster of Metrepo *“ARGARET SPEAKS oung Americen Sepronc whoee uwwm lho *NELSON EDDY nfic,.,'und n«m " % CHORAL SYMPHONY Blended voices that have set e uvfllvndwulm % WILLIAM DALY Orcheetra Conductor Brilkent Amevicon EVERY MONDAY EVENING AT 8:30 STATION WRC 10:15 | 1:30 ! D. C, CLARIFIES STAND ON“RED" TEACHING Representative Randolph Cites Religious and Family Policies. Representative Jennings Randolph, Democrat, of West Virginia, who wrote the Board of Education last week pro- testing its approval of Corporation Counsel E. Barrett Prettyman’s opinion on the communist rider to the current | school appropriation bill, today called on Mrs. Marion Wade Doyle, president of the board, to clarify the stand he has taken on the “teaching or advo- cating” ban, Cites Religious Angle, Randolph pointed out that Pretty- man held politics and economics to be Mhe chief points of communism, and | his objections are chiefly based on the | omission from Prettyman's opinion of | the religious and family policies of | the communistic parties. | *“Communism advocates the over- | throw of all forms of religion and | offers nothing whatever as a substi- | tute,” Randolph said. -~ “The church has no place whatever in communism. | The same thing is true of family life, 'and I think those things should be considered.” Asked if he didn't think factual teaching of those two tenets would drive school children away from communistic leanings, Randolph re- plied that teaching and advocating are 80 close to the same thing that to mention them at all would be danger- ous. b Not an Alarmist. “I am not an alarmist,” he said, “and I am speaking for no organiza- | tion nor faction. I am interested, | however, as a member of the District Committe of the House in how public money is spent. and I am also inter- ested as a former teacher.” Randolph some time ago said that | a new amendment “with teeth in it” probably would be enacted by the next Congress. Today he said “fu- ture developments will determine the need, if there Is any,” for such a new amendment. He left with Mrs. Doyle a statement | to be appended to his earlier letter | Prettyman | protesting opinion and of it. against the the board’s approval 'WEEK’S CORN HOG STUDY OPENS HERE By the Associated Press. Thirty representatives of corn and hog producers were to convene here today for a week's study of the 1936 adjustment program. Waiting their suggestions, Farm Administration officials discussed four principal objectives for next year: 1. An increase of from 25 to 30 per cent in hog production. 2. Simplification of the control’ machinery, with increased emphasis upon local administration. 3. Assurance that a balance between corn and hog production would be maintained to prevent prices from getting out of line in 1937. 4. Provision that at least part of the land taken from corn production be given over to crops which check soil erosion. Officials said yesterday recom- | mendations made by the farmers this week may have considerable weight in determining whether the new con- tracts shall be for four years. Lost and Found Advertisements may be found on vage A-9. BICYCLE MECHANIC—Apply 1239 ith nvsnruun AND TAILORS. first-cla: steady work. Freeny's. Inc, 1006 Con- necticut ave CALL Potomac 4677 Monday evening after 7 pm. for interview if you are out of werk. Car necessary. Permanent position. COLLECTORSLocal office of York concern has openings for enced collectors. not over 45 yea) necessary: can earn S5 per week to start. See Mr. Murray, Room 4(!13 1319 P st. n.w. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1935. THE TIMID SOU}. pstaw! | was ,GOING To PLAY BRIDGE B33 “To-NIGHT wWITH Doc AND. BILL AND RALPH. WeLL , | SUPPOSE m,,. ;h I 1t HAavE To OaLL (T OFF fill "Il HELP AND SITU ATIONS. &» B—13 = —By WEBSTER MARRIED COUPLE for private family; ex- cellent living quarters. good pay: must be abie to cook. drive car and do general housework: also live on premises. ADDly 7 pm. 4010 15th st WANTED—SALESME LESMAN wanted. between ages 1 _ and n.w 8A aponaniy Apsls - mOrAinka Between 8 and 9 o'clock. 501 Colorado Building WANTED—Salesman. experienced in haul ing on commercial and resale gasoline and for solicitation work in Salary commission 441-K. Star office. | motor oil sccount Distrct of Columbia 1 expense. Address Box E“PLOYME\T AGE CIES. 1 DOMESTIC. RUPHERS _ EXCHANGE -Hou«e-oxken cooks. maids. mothers' h housemen: ref. Dec. 3551, CALL DOMESTIC FOR HELP—Me; en any capacity’ quick service. 24190, 1925 9th st nw. < RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561, 13072 has’ cooks. ‘maids waitrestes, & hw workers. bus boys. housemen. couples n Decatur 1ith @ INSTRUCTION COURSES. MEN with fair education, mechanically } clined. now emploved their positions by STALLATION expert neer_in ELECTRIC Buit Spplicants must be willink to 1 few months Write giving age. phone. [ ent occupation and mddress: Utilities Eny. | "Inst. Address Box 480i-K. Star office. 4° | DIESEL ENGINEERING is the big oppor- tunity of today. there is aiready a great Scarcity of Diesel operators: for partici- lars of Diesel engineering course just re I' sed for home study by prominent Qdu lonal institution, address Box Star ofmce 3 GREGG SHORTHA‘!D ). TYPING English. French. _arithmetic. _spel Beginners reviews. Phone Decatur i CORRECT ENGLISH for business and so- cial needs: individual ‘instruction. Phone Metropolitan # Br | GREGG shorthand by exwrxmred l!lch!r 1 n!llnnfir! revi speed dictation: private | lessons: moderate rates Dec. 5N4-J. R* HEADQUARTERS for _CIVIL SERVICE Books and Courses for various exams. Make a BETTER GR ADE Inspec! h 2t BOYD'S, st. Nationa | TELEPHONE = SW: ITCHBOARD | easy to learn in a few lessons for pleasant. dignified position. 2 RAILWAY "POSTAL CLERK. ALARY $1£50_ VERY LOW TUITION RATES FOR ENTIRE COURSE. AL 1 STRUCTION PAPERS FREE. BEGIN NOW. Everv Day. Every nghtL CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SC! 17th St. N.W_ Metropolitan & BEAUTY INSTRUCTION. Learn the famous Mabelle Honour meth- ods and success is yours, One standard of_instruction_—the very MR LL VoW DAY NITE CLASSES. Special Rates—Pree, Cataloste es Placed in Good Positions MAB!L!E HONOUR“REAUTY SCHOOL, | RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK. Salary. $1.850. Classes now g0ing on. RESIDENT cla: ay-evening. ALL subjects covered ing. Following In- raction. Sorting, General Test. Afith- * “printed material furnished = IN- VESTIGATE—vou will enroll at BOYD'S HOME STUDY COURSES also: $3.00, .50, $1 2 OYDS. 1337 F St_ National ivil Service Specialists HELP—WOMEN. 4 EARN IN YOUR SPARE TIMEPleasant work, no_ selling; profitable connection. AddressBox Star_office GROCERY. CLERK AND DRIVER, uperl- enced: must have reference. Apply Mon- tello Market. 1400_Montello_ave. n.e MEAT CLERK. experienced; driver's per- mit: reterences MEN _to represent T By i earn $5 to $10 per day commission.” Ap- ply 211 Lafavette Hotel sl MEN—Keystone Automobile Club. Conn. ave. has opening for three ener- getic. ambitious men. who after qualifying. will be oefficially licensed to represent the lub ‘and iis associated automobile insur- ance companies. Vacancy must be flled immediately. Permanent positions. Dual capacity. offers fine opportunity. See Mr. R_W. Yeatts_ Tuesday. 10 a.m. SALESMEN. white. a_guaranteed salary of $10 for first week 1s honestly paid with_no trings or tricky contracts to sign. Ex- ses advanced while learning if needed. and up. 3 Monday and Tuesday, 4 907 _15th _st. n.w. SALESMEN (3), with cars: permanent po- sition; no canvassing: advanced commis- Salarv. $175 per month w! Apvly mornines employment_ mlnl(tr 4 €% HYALESMEN between the a nu of and 30. to learn the milk busint one of Washington's finest dairie age. past selling experfence and edug salary. must be well recommended. dress Box 457-K. Star office. SHOE SALESM Derienced only. crening and Saturday. part-time work. Apoly T y. 9:30 to 11. 3rd floor. Sears, Roebuck & O uu Bla embur- rd. ne. TRUCK DRIVER. : young man Vo Tnow DIstFic and. Yiemity weill 1o excellent opportunity local wholesale and re- ucation. experience. ary, Address Box Insurance Bldj Ad- others need apply: for ‘advancemen UPHOLSTERER, _firs s, Antigue_Shop. " 815 Frankiin ‘st andria. YOUNG MAN. acti T bu: ter in centrally lou(ed drll( xtare mu: gEperienced: references required. ' Address Box M. Star_office. GENTS—Sell our dollar box assortments S Beautiful Christmas cards: 50¢ com, mission. _Earl_Inc.. 1 BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS and_ap- prentices. _Apply in person. Lillias Hair Shop. 2K17 14th st. n.W. £15 CAPABLE HOUSEWORKERS: live in. _Ap- iy daily. A30 to 11-30 a.m r( Emplovment Center, 456 Indiana l\t now.: no fees. AR! B Sroatabic. connechion. Box 128-M. Star_office. CXW!!“CC UNDRY HELP. Eflm’."“,y’”‘!.mmd.m Tanary. " 5700 Te time: pleasant work. Address hoe store in c_0248- eneral wear an T ¥he with. smail southe A n ence: Ju!sh preferred. " refined. under 25. to tr ager and wife to California a Jolng special work for publisher. Excelient opoortunity for _ cdvancement. = Expenscs advanced. Mr. Glllespie, La Favette Hotel. S10 for first week, | plus | e commission ‘for the hoh ) lfl’ Ilm'k if you qualify. See Mr. Ci dds en In- surance Bldg. 907 15th s p.m only. Sunday. Monday and Tu MARRIED WOMAN to care for roomin house; will oom and small Addres_Box st PRAmCAL Nuasz white: Call Emerson 4 Iteration han SAL‘S“DY elgram's Fashions, enced only need apoly. Mi 1073 Conn. ave. n.w. ESLADIES to sell ladies coats and dresses. must be r;pu}enudmn:‘::‘mll'le and references: good salary a - Slon to_right parly. Address Box 45:-K. Star_office G oung lady for cosmelic e O A rraily Jocted ‘arug. store: must be_experienced: reference required. Address Box 278-M. Star_office. TYPIST—Fast typist. with knowledge of n;«n business. Apply Feldman’s, 10 Fth st n.w WANTED-Your lady with~sellin omce experience. Address Box 477 Yovno G LADY for general office work penmanship and typist: state age. and experience. Address Box 280-M. Star office. 5 BOND AND SECURITY BALESMAN. Probably no line of selling has been less aftectea than that of life iheutance” The offerings of life insurance companies from an’ investment angle today are eaual to nn:ucnllv any high-ciass oflerln' on the market, Our fleld is less limited and our security 18 supreme, 'Let me tell you about life “hdll'rlllnl as & P, Morgan. % southern Buliding. Fele: phone Dl.llfl!' "o 5 MEN. Can place three men pfi ent. profitatle work November 7. Qu mcmnm are: Neat aopearance, smali ¢ d char- acter and references. No flrflt!n med a ply_ Abply Tuesday morning. 9:15 a.m. ployment TANSBURGH BROS. WATKINS ROUTE MEN. Ambitious. reliable men wanted im- mediately. fo sell Watkins products in Washington and adjoining territories: cus- tomers established: Seaslient svporiunity for right n Men of Good Character. 21 years of . residing in Wash- i 'w FREE KE GOOD MONEY DRIVING CABS. SEE MR. CRUZE. BELL CAB CO,, 1317 L N.W. EXPERIENCED JEWELRY SALESMAN. PERMANENT POSITION. OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. AD- DRESS BOX 481-K, STAR OFFICE. to 25, to help no experience 1835 YOUNG LADY, white, around house 'and stor necessary; g0od home and good pay. HELP—DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUBIWORKIIL between 5 ;" references. Trving st. n.w. 5% Bunday or Monday. Co- GIRL wanteq for weneral housework: must e wood worker: well paid. 3100 Bunker il th In GIRL. White_ to o v housework. no washi cle: m l{oof 3, ln Cluvy Chase. K. " light ‘must be neat and Phone sta; gltllrl 691 Arlington OMA] ene: work: hmgly X a 0o cnuaren or llundu live in. Apt. 7. leplre din- me nigh I ‘hy machine; g0 L W 3 week s Teferences. ;1 week lnd meals; city OMA ‘mte. unenl hou: ;mg" ity nm'l'ly nd board. §: month.__Address Bo: . Star of fce. WHITE GIRL WAN TED. Opportunity for young woman to take care ot Hittje wirl and do unenl ‘housework in return for nice quarters in good homé plus small salary: must lllrmlh references. eorgia ave. n.W. Apoly 4 SITUATIONS—MEN. BOY. colored. 19. high uhoul gradua wants work any kind: hu drivet's permit willing worker. Jos. Robertson. m aiter or 3; of ln“‘llnfl elw Tef encll. Phone r — | MAN" | kind: good references grr!err»d highest references. | | or part time; nd return | SITUATIONS—MEN. (Continued.) UR. mechanic and utility d: sober. reliable: city reference: commercinl or pn\nle Charles H. Hawkins, phone North OGN7 FILIPINO desires a position ns chauffeur or cook; best references. North 6708 FILIPINO. good cook. butler. six’ vears in one family, Very neat. Metropolitan 586, NERAL mantenaice mu. capuble m. ing care of he: consider anything. " butier. Call houseman Sl of apt "Yir. Miner, Dist. colored. wants_work of a Please call at once. 17 Corcoran WAR VETERAN wants steady wor! ing. clerk or what have you? B. F: plione Metropolitan K410 YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes job: presser bushelman. rough spotter ence. Apply J W. Enoch. | luth st n.w YOUNG MAN with car desires work of any kind: will travel: no selling. Address Box 1:46-M._ Star office. 4° YOUNG MAN. colored, wishes work of any " Phone Dec. 4:14-J. blTlATlONS—ME‘l AND WOME | COUPLE. colored. wishes Janitor's quarters in small apartment house xchange for services i Puone Potomac | pered, $5 up. HOUSEHO PAI S & SEI‘IC! Wlfll H\l(n‘su Co.. 319 L sts woNllD CARPENTER—Prompt, reliable. reasonable. Ger. repairs. porches. steps. fences. Dm tions. shelves. floors. Douglas. CHAIR CANEING ””“0“‘““- rockers _ splint; Tockere aouin! :dM' CLAY, AnsisPRONG! ELECTRIC WIRING o airs; tir. house fixtures & base plis g?lll Elec._Co.. 84% Upshur n.w. Cnl‘li FLOORS SCRAPED, stained cleaned and waxed. paperin painting: “all work guaranteed. Potomac 54K7 [ FLOORING. shelving, weather strippin porches repaired. fences built. general re pairing._Brining. 1450 Taviorn w. Ad. 16 GENERAL HOME REPAIRING. m|n’ml and paperhanging. Very reasonable Ecti mates <ubmuud Phone Atlantic 3153 GENERAL CONTRACTING. Repairing. Bullding. Porches Inclosed Painting. paperhanging. plastering. floors refinished. expert old-time white mechan- ics. No charge for estimates for home Tepairs CALL JACK SPARKES. Decatur 4417 LEAKY ROOFS resurfaced with my special WALErDroof. fire-resisting coating. guaran~ teed 10 years. Phone Lincoln 7263 PAINTING—Guaranteed roof repairs_Pa- pering, prompt and efcient.” 1. J. Grogan, Natl. 4174._Any time. Met. 6445 PAINTING. ~ PAPERING—ROOMS DRY G. M. BRADY. " el PAINTING this week: paperhanging special for T wili*Daper rooms as low as genuine Imperial washable and sunfast samples given free: work guaranieed. finest of ref erences furnished: call me any time. Columbia 03 or write 3535 Georgia ave. n.w. 8¢ Papering. Roofing. Genera PAINTING FeRepnsiioogns: O MLSmith, 1724 Webster n.w. Adams 7108, PAPER FURNISHED AND HUNG per room and up. L. H. GENTRY. Lincoln 6510 PAPERING. PAINTING—Average 4.1 do my own otk Satisfaction euaranc teed __Call Meiz any time. Columbia 0396, PAPERING. PAINTING done at once. $4 room and up. including paper: work gua anteed: references. Georgia (1024 PAPERING. painting. work guaranteed: rock-bottom prices: am looking for work. 50K Kenyon st. n.w. Phone Columbia & PAPERING AND PAINTING. Rooms papered, $4 up. Work guaranteed D. Potter. Adams 487 1 " PAPERING—PAINTING. Rooms papered. $5 up. For the better ss of workmanship call Metropoiian M. Gray G PAPERING. painting_and floor scraping: neat. clean work. service and quality. Keystone Decorating Co., Inc. 4451 _14th St. NW. Adams 1344 PAPERHANGING, painting, —Rooms p- dwork painted, $3 up. c Phone Lincoln 7 and ¢ prices. Call concern. Malakol & Phone Adams X4 PAPERHANG Levine, 3 5 and painting. Rooms, $450 up. rk guaranteed. ' J." Jones, 501 st <w. Phone District OR¥il PAPERHANGING. paintine. plasterink _at rock bottom do my own work. uaranteea "Reterence 2 cail_ Gl PAPERHANGING. painting plastering. Neat_ clean work. Low prices_ By local responsible mechanic. Call _Baitz. 633 Lamont. Phone Columbia 1885 bz PAPERHANGING —Rooms papersd. $5 up, Ccomplete: neat patierns. prompi service: Also Dainting; reas. Call any time, PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING class work guaranteed: prompt Morris Lean. 605 Otis pl. n.w.. SITUATIONS—WOMEN. ‘ COMPANION- SECRETARY 1o Jady for part fm u.l e e tor speaking_ French and German. references _Call Wisconsin PRACTICAL NURSE white fond of eiderly people: experie nurse: hesi reference. North i SECRETARY - s'renocnwusn nent_connection wanted by o exceptional ability and imitiative: & xperience under top executives: legal work | Phone Shep- erd 's‘rEvoGRtPch dictation taken in eve- < lawvers' mss. typed. Hlc nings rds. Address Box 86-M. Star office 1.000 ettled white woman will bel d | mother s care given V8. “Fhone Auantic SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC CURTAINS STRETCHED. 40c per pair. ver_punel: called for ‘and delivered where. Phone_ Atlantic CURTAINE STRETCHED. 1u cents & pair mork calied for and delivered. Phone coln_51:26 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white best refs.. small family. no children: nights: good cook. Address Box Star_office Ty GIRL. colored work:_references. _ GIRL colored. wants work. plain cooking; stay some nights if necessary. Mable Bowie. 100 4th st. s w | GIRL_ colored. neat and intelligent_desires Job s walitress; excellent with children can cook. clean. operate elevator. switch- board. develop X-ravs. “wood penmanship stay in or our- good reference. Dec. GIKL desires job as general hnucz\nrk!v or_part_time._ Phone North Ot GIRL. colored, wants general housework: £00d references: stay nights or go home. Call Metropoiitan 82 GIRL. colored, wishes 106 a3 maid mmm and Teliable, part or whole e Cal No.th 7 1¢ HOUSEWORK by the hour wanted b: ored woman qualified through unemme | Phone District 5198 MOTHER'S HELPER or maid. colored irl: neat. willing, reliable; experienced; refer- ences. 1719 N. J. ave. n.w. Phone Pot. 3315 WOMAN. colored, neat. wants morning work:_reference. Call Decatur 42 WOMAN. colored. reliable. place as best reference, Call ex \uy‘ ari_time or day "Phone North_-13:-W. PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Per: cents per line additional 20 the ‘Teeular line rate. MILLINERY _ HATS _REBLOCKED _AND remodeled. €1 to 50. RACHEL M. BERRY « years with Jul Garfinckel & Co. 1906 N st. n. . second floor. | Phone District DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATSI Remodellnu $1 up. New hats made o or-| MOLLO._formerly with Mme. Ash. o H n.w._Studio._District 4656. 7 WILL RENT MY SWANKY. PRIVATE ball' room with fireplace. o nice clubs. | smokers. Symphonola, piano, radio, music. Phone_Lincoln 4045, HAVE A DRESS KNITTED. PERFECT FI 5515 oucle. Shades: wnusual P O. PHYSIOTHERAPY-MASSAGE FOR COLDS and chronic pains: vapor baths, elec. and reducing_treatments. _Potomac_471 RUGS MADE TO ORDER FROM YOUR old rugs. carpets and woolen rags les shown at your home. SOU’ 'mmN UG CO.. phone North 344X, MASSAGE. BATHS. COLONICS. E‘NEMATA Alpine sun lamp. electric vibrator. White | R se. Phone District 071 ku:ss AGE. COLONICS—1419 N ST. Nw i3 COMPANION-SECRETARY, TO LADY OP‘ jefnement or’ tuto children by former | D. C. tescher; excellent references Einerson 67 WHEN D:ATH STRIKES A PAMXLY there is no need to feel that they must accept inferlor funeral services due to in- ability 1o pay a high price. The Greater Wow mbers Co. offers a compleie funeral. cars and all. for as litil World's finest waterproof. anteed steel burial vault m a Ehambers for $N3 'In case of death i the Greater W W Chambe '0.. 14th st.. corner Chapin nw ~ Col. Phone or | write cur_address. We will send you & | beautiful catalogue of how we do it. 1400 Chapin st. n.w . Calumhln 0432. 517 11th st_s.e_ Atlantic sz00._ | JONQUIL_ BULBS EM- Doror. Hac>dors $1:50 nundred. Phone Ber'yn _10-R. L Super-ultr, llU(l 16th st. n'. (mlnnce l'iUl ©O)._Phone North 266 =N HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY | own metbod: results efective for o ife- time or meney hlck ‘Write for M let: no__drugs Ol' surg IMER- WTROK _1365 Colll-hl rd. A Allll! O3R8 AL CHILD ARDING | Sehoot: & ‘modesn. rennea school for chil: dren of pre-school age: ideal location. 9 mlln north of Washington: xcl:nuflc lwd Dest ‘of care’ rates reasonabie P dress. NATIONAL CHILDREN'S BOARD- IOOL. Kensington, Md. P Risincion p-w. PRIVATE 'CONFIDENTIAL, SECRET IN: l:ent experienced here and | ne_Wisconsin_24 4 CHII.DRI’N CDUNTRY BOARD, NOU! ood. careful, superyisio NATIO] RMATION ANT] ARDING Willlam, Henry. Minnie, Lettie Heron. who et Doilingstown County Down. Treland: many year: 0. Address Box 141-M, Star office. PLYMOUTH. 1936—WILL SELL $300 LET- ur of credit at a big saving. Address Box 289-). € BCII' office. [ AICO LUBS. BA 720 mn st Hours. 10_t0 9. Open_Sunda PHY!XCAL CULTUM BY MASSEUR FROM New York Clty. for sentlemen only. Phone National 5058, NURSING HOME. Every care given convalescents and in- valids. Adams 7:363. 1833 Kalorama rd. PERMANENTS, $1.95. Pinser waves. 18c;_ manicures. 15e; shampoos. ,ne etc. Pree marceis and Raircuts. MABELLE HO Y. ave. n.w. Metropolitan 7778. ‘ | damp_walls W | with | business 5 Up. A T. GEORGE" ‘Phone Georsl 04A% PLASTERING AND GEMENT WORK > Yoo smail or_too Thomas. phone District 4530 PLASTERING, chimneys, repairing waterproof stucco._cem leaky b-(nmm leaky roofs. W coln_4. By a5 UPHOLSTERING. furniture repalrin finishine: ck caning Weismuller. = 1 UPHOLSTERING. cushions. caneing; fine work Garland sets Ga ave Phone Geo. 364 WEATHER STRIPPING, (amkmx suara factory: 14 TS highest gus aterial’ Met. 3 WINDOW SHADES. Dupont Tontine washable shades made to order at lowest prices. save vour old rolls for e call Georgia 2400, ers stimat Pena Decorating Co.. nc. 5171 Ga. ave. & "~ installed Call THER ‘TRIPF]M) metal 1 do my own work. Paymenis as_low as 5 down, up 10 5 YEars to pay work guaranteed. rst payment January. 1 HEATING PLUMBING N ROOFING LARPF.NTRY CEMENTING | ROYAL CO‘ITRACTING CO., uate Engineers. 807 15th 8t N.W. tional 3803, Night._Adims =529 HAVE YOUR HOME REMODELED FOR THE HOLIDAYS Steam_ Hot-Water Heating Painting, Papering. Floors Finished, Cementing. Plastering. Stuccoing. Plumbing, Roofing Weather Siviping. Alterations orch Inclosures FREE ESTIMATES DAY OR_NIGHT. PAY AS YOU EARN. Low as_$5 Monthly—Start Dec. 1. 1935, FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO,, INC,, 913 NEW YORK AVE NW Nmun.l 7403 " "Night, Adams (033. ¢ o i ks i — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. DELICATESSEN— Percentage rental; very best equipment: doing good business. Bar- gain if sold immediately. Barton. phone Metropolitan 040, B WANTED—One with_ capital to join one long_experience to enter the real field. Address Box siar G: estate office N RESTAURANT—Fully equipped with soda fountain. now operating profitably: reason= ably priced. Apply giving phone number. Address Box £:i-M "slar offce. | ROOMING "HOUSE near Du; consists of # completely furnishe | ments:” will sacrifice; income $300 month. Addms Box_194-M. Star office. AKERY EQUIPMENT. complete reason- ole R OM st mow. Phone Metropoi- itan’ 6406 DRESSES. HOSIERY BAGszelnH fxm" * ineludes do about nd ain: other exs fnterests force sacrifice: no agents. Address Box Star_office. WIDOW wants to buy rooming house: has $500 to invest: will deal direct with owner only. _Address Box 4:K-K. Star office BOWLING ALLEY 10. for_sale: doing on location: 'sacrifice price ta right_buver. _Phone Adams 08 ESTABLISHED claw machine and pin tao'e route, $1.800 cash: net profits $100 weekly Good' reason for selling. No trifiers. Ads | dress Box 17 Ytar_office | ROOMING HOUSE wanited at once for cask price must be Teasonable. Address Box 301-M. Star office. GARGAE AND PAINT SHOP. rnmpletrv equipped. excellent location: sacrifice fcr quick sale. Address Box 31:1-M. Star office. PARKING LOT 82000 cash will h.nalp profits should repay cost in 15 m ank ref. exchanged. Phone Adams 5 SANDWICH SHOP. restaurant. beer license F st. location: selling account returning to New Hamp._Inauire at 912 P st. n.w CAPETERIA with beer license; must s l at once: owner leaving town. Apply 1124 North_Capitol st OFF SALE LIQUOR LICENSE and stock !nr sale: lease expires. Address Box 2 office. BARBER 'SHOP FOR RE Three Ch P)ltur!x—fltll!fl Chas. w King. 905 N. Y. Ave. 4% _ Steamer Charles Macalaster —offered for sele at extseme sacrifice Splendid opportunity for nflxmnl anchorage. etc. in, 1524 You ! st _NW Suitable doctor's.dentist's salon: trade. Rant Mensonabte Price. $500. balance 1ike rent. Phone North 0601, SAI.E—M'ISCEI.LA\ EOIYS. - “Advertisements under this head- ing are presumed to be from pri- vate individuals. unless the adver- tisement gives a frm mame or a business address or states the word “Dealer. Members of the public who find dealers masquerading in this column as private individuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investigation.” ,NDIRON! electric washing machine. 4 antique English chairs, one - one 5-it. show 418 R. 1 Call Greenwood 1 ANTIQUE, PAINTnloa. F ol also the * in point. lrlm.d. ln !lcemlonll Dlete of work! will be appreclated by advanced col- lectors. Murray Galleries. 1 20th n. “PLATED TEA SERVICE radia. 'l”ynd‘rflb' trunk. No phon§