Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1935, Page 35

N.B.C. WILL CARRY' MARINE PROGRAM Sea Soldiers to Celebrate 160th Anniversary With | Broadcast. HE 160th anniversary celebra- tion of the United States| Marines, who were making American history before the Declaration of Independence was signed, will be broadcast over an N. B. C. network Sunday. The program will come from the Marine barracks in Washington, and will include music by the Marine Band and a talk by Maj. Gen. John H. Russell, commandant of the Marine Corps. The Marines came into being after ‘Ticonderoga and Crown Point, on| Lake' Champlain, had been cumurem May 10, 1775. Colonial soldiers under | Benedict Arnold and Ethan Allen took over a number of batteaux and sailed for St. John's, at the north end of the lake. to capture the armed sloop, | Enterprise, that was lying there. | Arnold and his men were the first to arrive, and they sloop when Allen got there. Shortly afterward the Contmenlnl‘ Congress passed a resolution author- izing two battalions of Marines, al- though by this time they had been | j recruited in several State navies. After | they were organized they sailed to the Bahamas and captured two forts and & large supply of war materials. ‘They were soon on all armed Ameri- can vessels, and fought with the Army | in various battles. They also fought Indians, and in the war with Tripoli in 1803 marched 600 miles into the desert from Alexandria, Egypt. to capture the Tripolitan stronghold or‘ Derne—the first time the American flag was raised over a fortress in the ©Old World, * % ¥ % HEN the National Corn-Husking | Contest gets under way on the Leslie Mitchell farm near Newtown, | Ind., Friday, Hal Totten, veteran | Eports announcer, and Eyerett Mitchell, N. B. C. chief of announcers in Chi- cago. will collaborate in describing the “battle of the bangboards.” The event last year attracted 70.000 persons to the contest field. During the National Farm and Home Hour a feature of the broad- cast will be a brief talk by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, who originated corn-husking contest in Iowa in 1924. Totten will use a mobile transmitter to follow the huskers down the long rows of corn, short-waving his observa- | i tions to a booth at one end of the | fleld. Mitchell will occupy a position | in the booth. where he will interview |y, prominent visitors and officials and contribute much of the color always | associated with this unusual farm sports event. Eighteen huskers, representing the champions and runners-up of Minne- #ota, Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana | and Ohio, will compete. They will husk for 80 minutes without a let-up. Expert huskers pitch from 35 to 45 ears of corn a minute into the waggns. * ok % X PPOINTMENT of Stanley High, journalist and news commentator, as director of talks of the National Broadcasting Co., was announced to- day by John F. Royal, N. B. C. vice president in charge of programs. Former editor of the Christian Herald eand European correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor. High brings to his newly created position a broa background of intimate acquaintance | Wwith the world's great figures and problems as well as those of this country, U. S. COURT HOLDS JONES TO SUBPOENA Must Appear Before S. E. C. to' Testify Regarding Securi- ties for Sale. By the Associated Press. NEW YNRK, November 5—The United States Circuit Court of Ap- | peals held yesterday J. Edward Jones, oil royalties dealer, must answer a sub- boena of the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington to testify regarding securities he listed for sale. Jones had appealed from the sub- poena and a lower court’s refusal to | et it aside, on the ground he had at- tempted to withdraw ,a registration statement and had not actually sold any of the securities in question. He had contended there remained ho ground for any examination by the 8. E. C. The court held no final order had been entered by the commission and refused to review the commission ac- tion in denying Jones the privileg® of withdrawing the registration state- ment. ' Judge Martin T. Manton, presiding, #et forth the commission had the pow- er to issue interlocutory rulings and refused Jones' appeal on the ground it ‘was premature until a final ruling had been handed down. /AUXILIARY WILL DINE "Jewish Women to Hold Fourth Donors’ Luncheon. ‘The Washington Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Jewish Consumptive Relief So- ciety of Denver, Colo., will hold its fourth annual donors’ luncheon Wed- nesday at 12:30 p.m. in the Willard Hotel for the benefit of the non-sec- retarian sanitarium at Denver, which s helps support. Miss Josephine Roche, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, will speak. Mrs. Harry Walsky is chairman in charge of arrangements for the Juncheon. Mrs. Joseph Millenson, president of the local auxiliary, will preside. A program of music will be given under direction of Mrs. Thelma Klein. - President Mulcted. The President of Lithuania lost & month’s salary when the courier in- triusted to take it to him at his Sum- mer residence in the country skipped t9 Germany only to be caught too late to save the money. - FREE INSPECTIONS N_ANY_MAKE RADIO B! OO R RADYO oY SPECIAL_PRICES ON ALL-WAVE AERIALS had captured the | 8 |11:15 | & Star in the Night” during his pro- Tuesday, November 5. | WRC 950k | P.M. WMAL 630k | THE EVENING STAR, ~-WASHINGTON, (Copyright, 1935) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WOL 1310k | Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1460k | "3:00 |Pat Kennedy 3:15 \Ma Perkins 3:30 |Vic and Sade 3:45 |The O'Neills "4:00 |Woman's Radio Review Nellie Kin Sundown Revue 'Women's Clubs Chasin Lhe Blues James Wilkinson Clara, Lu 'n’ Em ‘The Silver Flute Betty and Bob Gale Page Tea Time Evenln( Star li'lnshes Your Hellth The Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie |Jack Smith Revell Jesters Organ and Piano Today's Winners Famous Voices Quarter Hour |George Olsen’s Orch. Harry Reser's Orch One-Time Opportunities” ‘Town Topics News—Music étrmz"Qulmt, Science Service ‘Three Little Words Skipper Mellichampe |~ 5:00 Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Music—News EVENING PROGRAMS Bulletin Board Sports Review—Music Sons of Pioneers The Word Man—Music _{Lowell Music—News Animal Closeups Bill Coyle ‘Today in Sports Organ Recital News Bulletins ‘Thomas ) |Amos 'n’ Andy | : Popeye the Sailor | 7:30 |Phil Lampkin's Orch. 7:45_|You and Your Gov't. Leo Reisman's Orch. Radio Crime |Wayne K!nz‘s Orch. Edg&r A‘N T. G. and His Girls 9: ao |Jumbo 9:45 i0:00~ 10:15 10:30 [Moments in History Helen |Sigmund Romberg “ “ )" |Night Owl Arthur Reilly Heigh-Ho Club Orch. |11:30 11:45 Easy Aces Lotus Orchestra Ben Bernie Wendall Hall News Bulletins General Motors Club Havana Orch. |Slumber Hour John Lawrence News Spotlight Joe Clues . Five Star Final A. Guest o Detective Storles Haves Government Family Ouzzie Nelson's Orch. Ph“ld!lphil Svmphonv Jack Jackson's Orch, Alice in Wonderland Leo Reisman's Orch. Scotch Lad and Lass €otton Club Revue Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Strickland Gillilan Understanding Opera Myrt and Marge Martha and Hal Kate Smith Boake Carter Lavender and Old Lace | Lawrence Tibbett The Caravan ‘Waring’s Pennsylvanians Tollison and Weir News Bulletins Wanda Goll Dance Music - Cotton Club Revue Lloyd Smoot, songs | ‘Waring's Pennsylvanians | T March of Time Mabelle Jennings Harry Albert's Orchesira | 3 Dick Gardner's Orch. 12:00 12:15 12:30 {123 45 |Midnight Rhythm Ranny Weeks' Orch. Lotus Orchestrl Shandor Sign Off News Bulletins Herbie Kay’s Orch. Freddie Bergin's Orch. 00 AL |Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW Sign_Off 6:00 6:15 | 6:30 | 6:45 ¢ 700 7:15 Gordon Hltwnmnrk Gordon Hittenmark ) (Gordon Hittenmark | News Richard Leibert Fields and Hall The Wife Saver News—Fashion Talk {Home, Sweet Home |Air Sweethearts 45 |Betty Crocker 00 Ida Bailey Allen 11:15 |Pietro |11:30 |Dr. Wm. H. Foulkes 111:45 Magic Recipes ‘The Grab Bag Sons of Pioneers Yodeling Philosonher News—Morning Glories " Morning Devotions Fingers of Harmony Cheerio Breakfast Club “ Listening Edward MacHugh Today’s Childrea |Herman and Banta Honeymooners S Coleman Cox {U. S. Army Band | Musical Clock Sun Dial |Elder Michaux | |R. F. D. Organ Musi Police Flashes Bulletins News Bulletins 0Old Favorites Pos Piano Specialties Wesley and Frank Lawrence Gould Varieties Views of ‘the News Variety and Value Ruth Etting’s Songs Morning Dance Time Sun “Dial |Sun” Diai Dear Columbia Sally at the Switchboard | News—Music Josephine Gibson Betty Hudson Along the Volga Margaret McCravy Cooking Close-ups |Harmonies in Contrast Morning Melodies |Just Plain Bill PO AFTERNOON PROGRAMS "|Joe White |Honeyboy and Sassafras [Merry-Go-Round | The Merry Madcaps Gordon's Varieties 12:00 11215 |12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 Farm Farm Boulanger's Orchestra Josephine Gibson |Goldthwaite Ensemble Music Guild Simpson Boys |Curbstone Queries Dandies of Yesterday Dot and Will Words and Musi Parent-Teacher Congress; on | Louis Rothschild {News Bulletins Syncopated Trio Luncheon Concert | Dance Music Piano Selections Orchestra Gems The Revelers and Home Hour and Home Hour Happy Lewis Revue Walter Iued Program " Voice of Experience Afternoon Rhythms |Mary Marlin Huv\ to Be Chsrmmz " |Martha Holmes Automobile Show Luncheon Music Between Book Ends Happy Hollow School of the Air 0 Vocational Guidance |Ma ,Perkins Vic and Sade {The O'Neills Rochester Civic Orch. Book of Melodies Zutty's Orchestra | Bob Crosb: 0 |Woman's Radio Review |Betty Jsuudovm ‘Revue S:IS 5:30 Tom Mix Friends in Harmony Tea Time scinating Rhythm ening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly = The Singing Lady and Bob Vocal Interlude Spanish Rhythms Orchestra One: me Opportunmes Ethiopian Broadcast | Loretta Lee “Whoa Pincus” News—Music | Student Federation Curtis Institute Evening Rhythms |Jack Armstrong Lawrence Tibbett will feature “De Glory Road"” during his program over | WJSV at 8:30. He also will sinz| the aria “Cortigiani Vil Razza,” from “Rigoletto,” Richard Strauss’ “To- morrow” and Tosti's “Nini Nanna.” Sigmund Romberg will revive “Like gram on WRC at 10. This song he wrote for a radio program last year. Fannie Brice, comedienne, will be the guest of Ben Bernie and his orchestra on WMAL at 9. Helen Hayes will play the unique | role of a woman prize fight promoter in “Ten Rounds to Go.” the sixth act of the continuing play “The Ne\\ Penny,” on WMAL at 9:30. Donald Novis, tenor, and Gloria Grafton musical comedy star, will sing a duet arrangement of the “Spring Song” as the highlight of the second Jumbo program on WRC at 9:30. Vivienne Segal will take over Lucy Monroe’s melodic role in the ASKS U. S. SUBSIDY FOR TEXTILE MILLS Lonergan Advocates Selling Cot- ton at 7 Cents to Spur Industry. By the Associated Press. HARTFORD, Conn., November 5.— A plan to revive the textile industry through a direct Federal subsidy of 6 cents a pound on cotton sold by the Government to textile mills is being sponsored by Senator Augustine Lon- ergan, Democrat, of Connecticut. ‘The plan, revealed yesterday, calls for the Government to sell cotton to man- ufacturers for 7 cents a pound. Sen- ator Lonergan said President Roose- velt is “interested” in the plan and that “serious consideration” is being given fit. “Many Connecticut and New Eng- land textile mills now are either hav- ing a tough time of it or are closed,” the Senator said. “They would be greatly aided, and they could put a great many persons to work, if they could purchase their cotton on a subsidy from the United States Government. “Five million or so bales of cotton are now owned by the Federal Gov- ernment through loans of 12 cents a pound to growers. Carrying charges EXPERT Brake Relining Drum Refacing Central Auto Works 451 Eye St. NW. DI. 6161 Listen Tonieht at 0:15 on WRC for Hahn's Word Man THE CONTEST ses Ervery Day have increased this cost to approxi- mately 23 cents a pound. “Now I advocated the Government gamble $15,000,000 on this cotton by selling it to textile manufacturers at 7 cents & pound. It is an innovation, a test. In other words, the Govern- ment, under the plan, will take a loss of 6 cents a pound on the cotton, but at the same time will have made a mighty effort to revive the declining textile industry.” e Couldn’t Find Crank. TOPEKA, Kans. (#).—The new watchman at the State treasurer's office, & brawny country man, failed to telephone the hourly report last night. Policemen sped to the office and found the watchman fumbling about the telephone. “I couldn't make the report” he explained. “I can't find the crank on this danged telephone.” RENOVIZE. . . your home| Practical and Inexpensive EBERLY’S 1108 K N.W. nllmc’r 8557 Diowify your home. - Phone “Eberly’ MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. “Lavender and Old Lace” program on WJSV at 8. A musical novelty debunking the famous legends and folk tales of | American ard European vintage will be the piece de resistance of the Fred Waring broadcast on WJSV at 9:30. Radio Joe and his Budget Boys, on WMAL at 7:30, will dedicate their program to the Community Chest. The group solicitation unit will be honored. Veterans’ Fete Saturday. World War veterans of the 1st Divi- sion will hold a pre-Armistice day celebration Saturday night in Wood- men of the World Hall, 935 Grant place. Music at a smoker will be fur- nished by the Army Band Orchestra and soloists, including Miss Evelyn A. Foster, pianist; Guy C. Williams, vio- linist, and Frank Mille actress Srioping. new episode of “The New Penny." This program is sponsored by Sanka Coffee. WMAL—9:30—TONIGHT BEN BERNIE 'and all the lads” *9usT FANNY BRICE Sponsored by AMERICAN CAN COMPANY DON'T FORGET BEN BERNIE IS ON STATICN WMAL :%"% N.B.C. BLUE NETWORK L g D. C., TUESDAY, AUTO PAINTER and hel Apply Nulon- 4th_ __See Mr. BUSHELMAN WANTI Robert_Johnsto; h knowled, ! Apply, giving age. per day. Address Box Star office. COLLECTOR—Excellent o vartunh{ for one having experience in coll ok farniture. or oo " defersod " pa ment or installment accounts. Genero commission basis assuring good income to the right man. To receive attention. give details of present and former employment in first letter. ~Mr. Blum, The Omher Soclety, 1307 Chestnut st.. Ph! nnnnnunu eral Store 6 COLLEGE GRADUATES. age type: sccte, training and mecl . Ford, Boyd CREPE-PAPER DISPLAY MAN. See Mr. Baynard. 1445 Church st. n.w. EARN IN YOUR SPARE TIME —Pleasant work. no_ sell; profitable _connection. Address Box Star_office. GAS FITTERS—i gas fitters: must be al to install and ld)usz appliances. ~ Ou employes know of this Replies con- fidential. _Address Box 4i6-K. st-r om:e GRIDDLE MAN. _experience: ast. Dliemans Restaurant. Gon A5tA St. mw; MAN. refined. white, not over 5. to care for semi-invalid: $20 month, room and board. Phone Emerson 7163, MAN may earn room and board by parl time work 161 {Eye) st. n.w. MECHANIC. all around, »ly 5109 Georgla ave. n. MEN to represent Time magazine earn $5 to $10 per day commission. DIy 217 Lafavette Hotel % MEN. free to travel: expenses and “commission, to those who Qualify. Opening branch offices in Florida this year. Good opportunities for draftsmen. See Mr. Cox it ta 5 Tuesday. 210 Wednesday 1612th st. n'w., 2nd floor. MEN WANTED—To represent the Ameri- can Automobile Association: experience not necessary: applicants will be trained and leads furhished. Apply R Mills Bldg.. Pa. ave. at 17th st. n.w.. Wednesday morning. between % and 10 only. MEN'S CLOTHING SALESMAN—Apply Liberal Credit Department Store. 416 Tth st n.w. MEN. 6. from employment in our 4ry. $10 pliis comin. semi-mo desiring order dept.: sal Apply from Room 104, Maryland Bldg. 1410 1103, H st nw._See Mr. Nelson. PRESSERS. colored: must be rienced on Hoffman machine and have references. Apply Vogue Cleaners. 86 Bladensburg rd. ROUTE MEN, for dry cleaning and laun- dry._Apply SALESMAN— \ounx mln 15 years. 1o call on garages and mechanics for nation- ally known tool company. Must have car and h personal bond. "See Mr. Em- — v Colonial Hotel,” Wednesday, pm o‘4 B al 10 16 m. SALESMEN (). with cars: on: no canvassing sion to start. Salary. when qualified. Apply employment manager. __ ith st SALESMEN—Must be experienced refrigeration or furniture; steady. work. with good salary. Ask for Wasserman. 516 P st. nw., 10 am. i noon only STONE MASON, to build two walls imme- diately: rock on'place: hour or job, Phone Shepherd 172-M after 5 p.m. permanent pe advanced commis- mornings only. n.w! radio. TRUCK DRIVER, experienced: young man | who knows District and vicinity well: no others need apply: excellent opportunity for advancement: locsl wholesale and re- tail house; give age, education, experience erences, present salary, Address Box 457-K. Star office. UPHOLSTERER, ue Shop, e va: UPHOLSTERER L APBY at once. " Bta Upholstery Co. YOUNG MAN wnh hxhl car; commission. Histene - O SOMEWHERE in Washington or_vicinity must be an experls Speciaity salesman of sales-manager caliber. a man who can firs 815 Fi salary and Apply after § pm., 637 results even under existing condi- | nd would like to grow and prosper young. fast-growing corporation. See'ur. Belkhu. Hoiel Butlagion BOND AND SECURITY SALESMAN. Probably no line of selling has been less affected than that of life insurance. The offerings of life insurance companies from an investment angle today are equal to practically any high-class offering on the market Our fleld is less limited and our security 1S supreme. Thos. P. Morgan. Jr., 4 uthern Building. Tele- phone District 0 - WINDOW DRESSER —thoroughly experienced in men's wear: T one capabie lettering simple cards capable making backgrounds and having original artistic ideas. ~Must be industric us and reliable. Apply 6 p.m. Mr. Fred Belzman. Fashion _Shop. 13th and F. WATKINS ROUTE MEN. Ambitious. reliable men wanted im- el 1l ins products in mnon and adjoining territories: cus- tomers established: excellent opportunity for right men_ Apply A2:-A Conn. ave. MAN. If you have & car and have lived here for 6 months or more we can place you immedately. This will be permanent you have the necessary qualifications. Ap- ply “ednetdxy morning, iU a.m., employ- | ment o PALAIS ROYAL, INC. "Men of Good Chanacter, 21 vears of age or over. residing in Wash- ington at least one year. to join new FREE glass for , hackeis” license ~ examination. Call at 9:30 a KE GOOD MONEY RIVING CABS. MR. CRUZ BI["ZLL CAB CO 1317 L N%V FURNITURE FINISHER, thoroughly experienced. Ap- ply employment office, sixth floor, The Palais Royal, Inc. life underwriting as a career Ty 5 per month | | BOOKKEEPER snd stenographer Let me tell you about ! it | wi | WOMAN for 0 1 TRINK 1LL TRY AND PERSUADE THAT AN TO \JoTE OUR TICKET THE DISGRACE OF TWENTY MAN? pon'r \ B€ SILLY, GrRAce! H€S NOT OLD €NnouaH TO Bs=ING 2 1935 Ny TR0y HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE—Good cook and houseman, com. petent to do all work except laundry. for family of four: $K0 per month d efer- ences required. ~ Address Box 231-M. Star office CURB BOYS AND GIRLS, countermen and waitresses. ~{ry cooks. ~sandwich men. Apply ) Georgia av = HELI’—WOMI'L ALIERA-nor- LADIES nd dresses: must have thorough exn.-mnee be good fitter. Apply Haber & 15 G st. n.w. BEAUTY OPERATOR. one with neighborhood follo Apply Ritz Beauty Studio. 4 B! Alrlx’!.OPERg«TOR Apply second floor, th st. n'w on all-around expert; % preferred experi- Reply. giv desired. enced in contracting business ing ke experience and salary Address Box ::40-M. Star office. 3 BOOKKEEPER and stenographer. for Je elry ‘store; ref. required. Homer's, inc 1110 F st nw SEWORKERS B 850 to 1110 am.. e Employment Center, 456 ‘Indiana ave. ees. lige in n.w.: no COMPANION-HOUSEKEEPER. stro; car. travel: 20 month. inciudin Letiers answered. Address Box Star_office. EARN in your spare time: pleasant lalfi mo selling, vrofituble connection. Add Box Star_office (JIRLB AND LADIES (4). to assist mln- ager in sales dept: $15 salary and liberal bonus semi-monthly. pleasant surround- ings. go0d future; experience unnecessary. | Apply Suite 104, Marvland Blde, 1310 1 Hst n o8 GIRLS to work in bea perience preferred. 1. refined. parlor: some Conn._ave. _t RGvanced. Mr, spie, La Fayette Hotel | MAID. cc rnmn'-'(-m wenera; housework. cook- | ing undry: small family: live in. A HEE N0 e e SALESLADIES (). experienced. for jew- eiry store; ref, required, Homer's. Inc. 1110 F st n.w SALESLADIES experienced on coats and dresses wanted by a better-grade store must be thoroughly experienced in Wash- ington stores. Apply in person, Haber & Co. 1705 G st nw SALESLADIES to sell ladies’ dresses. must be experienced and references: good salarv and commis- sion to right party. Adm‘ess Box 433-K. Star_office STENOGRAPHEF store. Apply 7 STENOGRAPHER. TAILORESS. colored: one tln* alterations. Apply 171 room. board. Star office. alterations: 1194 conn: ave to work Address Box 3 class. Dress Shop. YOUNG GIRL. colored. store; good references stery Co. 913 sth st. n.w YOUNG LADIES wanted who understand sewine Apply New Ensland Furriers. “th st nw around RISTMAS CARDS. Get yous hare of the caty imoney that office_and factory employees. hOusewives are making with Thistle Greetines. Profit season now at its peak No experience needed. Call today or write for big. sale- able assortment line furnished producers Act quickly. start now. Thistle Greet Dept. TW-52, 710 14th st. n.w., Room :i( —_— HELP—DOMESTIC. EXPERIENCED JEWELRY SALESMAN. PERMANENT POSITION. OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. AD- DRESS BOX 481-K, STAR OFFICE. WANTED—SALESMEN. WANTED—Salesman, experienced in haul- ing on commercial and resale gasoline and motor oll account. for solicitation work in Distr-et of Columbia_ Salary. commission and expense. Address Box 491-K. Star office. EMPI.OYMENT AGE\CIES. expert typists, bool drug. store clerks, dict al cur- men.women. ALL_DOMESTIC_for help. . o K Phone De- any capacity; auick service. catur 2419, 1925 9th st. n.w. RUPHERS' _ EXCHANGE — Houseworkers, cooks. maids. mothers’ helpers. mmduueu. housemen; ref. Dec. 3551. 1837 n.w. RELTABLE AGENGY, Dec_ G561, 1402 11th. ks. ‘maids. waitresses, g.h.w.. day housemen. couples. 6* INSTRUCTION COURSES. DIESEL ENGINEERING is the big_oppoi tunity of today: there is aiready s great scarcity of Diesel operators: for particu- lars of Diesel engincering course just re- le or home study by prominent edu- Catlonal institution, address Box Z44M. Star office. ~COMPTOMETOR INSTRUCTION, TIntensive course: used extensively in Gov- ernment_And commercisl ofices:, vacan- cies m d-y ssion. _ BOYD'S. 1333 F st. G SHORTHAND. ° TYPIND Engine Prench: . aHthin meti Beginners reviews. Phone RRE WAl (cciot e SEI nogrs rl':ldlvidullr lngrnctlnn. Pllo REGG shorthand by e endia g s review; speed dictation: private l'll! Dec. '15)44" 8 HEADQUARTERS or' SERVICE B G Courses . for various exams. RADE. _ Inspect them 1333 P _st. _National 2340. CIVIL SERVICE COU'RSES AT !PBI‘IJA?. gAOED FUNCH MACHIgIE!sXAHA M.ACHINE COUR; pectal secretarial churu tuition only 'i l ldl €Ol i THE CIVIL B!RVICE PR!PAR ORY SCHOOL. 529 12th st. n.w.. “BEAUTY INSTRU&TION Learn the famous Mabelle Honour meth. ods and success is you nda; of_instruction—the ver: ENROLL NOW-—DAY- NIT 'E_ CLASSES ial Rates—Free Catalogue. Graduates Placed in Good Positions. ABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY acHool. 1340 N. Y. Ave. NW. ____ Met. RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK. Salary, $1.850. L‘lllul now goirg on. subjects covered. “Routing, Following Tn- mucuon. Somnl General Test, Arlth- metic.” 'Prini terial furnished VHT(GAT'—WII -m enmll at IOYD'B. also; $3.00, 333 P St. National 2338, ivil ‘Bervice Bpeciafists.’” COLORED GIRL wented Lieh housework. gae day a week. Box 33. E. Falls Church, COLORED MAID wanted. exceptional telligent. . experienced. well trained good references. Please do_rot apply with- out_these qualifications. 1708 S i ted for & noum\ork BT (] ““mux- 3100 Bunker < Sonaework- s cook. _Call Clevela GIRL. neat. culored nights: $5 week GIRL, colored. .eneu washing. some flomnl four in ly. small ho M it b t and have refer- Smces: Otay mights: §3 week. ~ Bethesda, $55°"phione Wisconsin 4270, e GIRL. white. for general housework and care of child: live out: must be clean and neat._Address Box 415-K. Star office GIRL. colored. honest. neat. cooking and light housekeeping for ‘small family; réf ence. 42 d st. n.w. after for _mursing; s stay | Georgia 1825. cook;_ sieep’ in; S e ApL. No. 1. after 6 p.m HOUSEKEEPER—Settled white woman io care for house and 2 children in exchange | for room. board and nominal salary. Phone Cleveland 156 L housework: live in. European_pre Wardman Park Hogel, NURSE-] HOU!!K!.'I.’PER and unen- CADaDIe of taking care of 6-mo.- d wages and pleasant home. tion_st. n.w. 12 ‘lb‘lll(h l. WOMA! under 50. care for infant hd 1Nt duties, Sma =pt.; nursing expe- pience duhe'd stay nisht Address offi 'OUNG_ WOMAN. Wulk small famiiy: month. Address Box 2 —_— SITUATIONS—MEN. B . _white. .x ences._Address CYLI r!;mI:R and job pressman. ex- perienced man, wants employment. Phone Columbia 0549 after 5. 4408 7th st. n.w. GENERAL maintenance man. ing care of heating. etc., of t. consider anything. Mr. Miner. Dist. 1 L6 5 wm! house- room Aina board. $30 75-M. 8t: FHOTEL MAN AND WIFE, excellent refer- enoes, " oben. 10r nmwnuon to manage apartment house or_hotel, anywhere. rzn Box. Bln office. !’hnngff HOUSEWORKER. experienced. with ref- erences. Sylvester Fisher, 1118 New Hamp- shire MAN, r!llnbh. from Virginia: kind ‘of work. Phone Lincoln 3 B | Kousework: will stay must_be: first- | 505 | SITLATIOVS—WO‘KEV _ __(Continued. | GRADUATE NURSE mmdle aged. desires | position with elderly person of refinel | as companion, Mrs. Darr, Nationai 1 GRADUATE NURSE desires position in doc- na- | tor's office or as companion-nurse. | dress Box 741-M. Star office LADY. auet s seful companion to lady or place in adult home: rcom. board, small salary laundry._Phone Bradley 35 | NURSE. “white. vears old. desires night | duty” capable of nursing anv kind of case; * | reterences furnished. Call Geor: 7 | PRACTICAL NURSE white fond "of elderly people: experien nurse: best reference._ North ;57 STENO.. expert: perm. po | #ccept femporary or part-tim edie bkpe Phone Dist STENOGRAPHER desires posit employed patent attornes | ences.” Phone Potomac WHITE WOMAN. capable, wants general housework preferred. congenial surroundings prefer- able to high wages: can take complete charge. Address Box 340-M. Star office WOMAN-—Settled white woman will board E infant: mother's care given. Call *nd st. se. at G. Phone Atlantic a 1+ unencumbered, m 2 coti SITUATIO! CHAMBERMAID liable colored girl; lumbia 10 | coLorED GIRL wishes part-iime work morning’s or day's work. Call after 6 North Everett | COLORED GIRL wishes 5 davs. part-time work, mornings or evenings. day's work or operate eievator. Phone Potomac :i28i-J COLORED GIRL. neat_ wishes general nights; good refer- ence. Phone Decatur 180" COLORED GIRL. neat and reiisble wauts weneral housework. full or part time; 3 | years’ experience. _Phone North 4494 COLORED GIRL. neat. wants part-time. morning's work. maid Phone North | COLORED GIRLS want _day's work, part time, bundle work. window washine | scrubbing: reference. Phone North 221 COLORED GIRLS wish_positions. laundress, part time or day's work: fir class refs. _Phone North 1440 COLORED MAID. neat. pleasant: excellent c0ok: g00d. all-around. willing worker; ref. Phone Atlantic 6306 COLORED WOMAN. neat. cook: first cla: Decatur 41 S—DOMESTIC. aitress or cook_ by T reference. Call Ci wanis place as best city reference. Phone pari-time work; Lincoin_#819. COOK. colored. first-class” or ghw 2 Spnericnced. Sefeiénce city references, Ph:me pri- say Hiehts " Phone Loncoin 5 - COOK — Reliable work. full or part time: best r conscientious. Call Decatur honest. h. | COUNTRY c.xm_ colored. wishes position | 1per 3 “mll‘l as mother Sas. Tight hst.ne. Linc. i CURTAINS STRETCHED. 40 cents a palr: led for and deliv: Standazd Uphol- | GENERAL HOUSEWORKER _white best refs.: small family. no children nights: good cook. Address Box 2 Star office. = . colored._desites job. work: ‘feferences. " Phone Decatir “exp Stay M GIRL. colored. _wishes Cail Adams W GIRL. colored. want: 590d ‘cook. neat. Teliavle. 6. “part-time work. t-time work Call Columbia GIRL. colored, wants general housework; willing to stav nights; fond ot children. Phone Columbia 841 st. n.w. GIRL. colored. wishes part-i hsis Gixs work of any kind; good reference. Call North 9890, % GIRL. colored children or _gene Decatur 445 GIRL. | and Wednesday, or work: all-around worker. Phone work Monday part-time morning's __Potomac 1630, undress: whole or part time; Phone North 1013 GIRL, colored VAIHIS )ob tfnnnl house- V'time or all day. § Call Metropolitan : e 51 GIRL, colored. wants general housework, half day or part time. Call District & GIRL. colored. general housework. :I Virginia ave. n.w. GIRL wants job as general hnust\lnrker good references, Phone Lincoln 6528, 50 st n.e. GIRL. colored. wishes part-time or day's work:_references. Phone North Ni: GIRL. colored. wants day's work or Dlrl time. or children’s nurse: reference. 2 | Ontario rd. Phone Columbia 1601 - | GIRL. cmored wishes general housework: his: age 35: references. Phone De no HOUSEKEEFER white. for employed cou- ple or smlll dult family: no laundry: slly nights: ref: 05 11th st. n.w. LAUNDRY WORK to do av home: yard. 1147 2Ist st. n.w. SCHOOLGIRL. _colored. wants worl othecE helper oo hursing chiidren: stay or go home nights. Columbia K185-J. VIRGINIA GIRL. colored. wants job as light housework or part-time work. Phone Columbia_7225. No_laundry. VIRGINIA GIRL wants part-time work by the week: best reference. Adams 0699, WOMAN. :olored _wants position. general | housework o0k honest. willing; ref- erences. 1 IF Stoaw. WOMAN, colored. reliable. place as took or part ‘time; best reference. Cal nice ork or Phone —_— MOTOR TRAVEL. CHICAGO / AND. 'ROCHESTER. MINN.. NEW Buick: tak or two. references. Phone NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND SATS. 1:15 p.m.. returning Suns. Govi. man driving Ford sedan, Address Box M. Star office. WILLIAMSBURG — DRIVING PACKARD leaving Saturday. returning passengers; sub- Columbia §209-W.* GENTLEMAN DESIRES TRANSPORT. tion to Hot Springs, Ark.: share expenses. Address Box 339-M. Star office. T PERSONAL. radio. The rate under heading of Per- sonal is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. MAN. colored, wishes work. cook. butler. | ‘evenings, after 6 p.m., Kensington Job. “elevator of switchboard n porter: references. 1C unmulum wm ask_for_janitor. MAN. “youne. colored. wants position chauffeur, porter or eievator operator: e: perienced. _Call_Decatur 873- e perhanger. white: _job Der hour: own tools. Address Box 3 Star_office. va YOUNG MAN. e lenced, references, de- sires position 'nh ndln oL elecmul e pany. Phone Georgia SITUATIONS—WOMEN. RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK. SALARY. $1.850. vnr )W TUITION TEouneE, i °°"°"15m3;m Boery MERE Evel o [y CHILD'S NURSE wishes position, taking :-n of Infant ‘o‘r children: 4 'ork by the day; no Sonday phose Lincom 832t le. white. in dentis RII!" tral TUTORING. GRADES 1st AND Sth: EXPE- rlcnczd Plelcher hone Adams 2436, DO DISC. Remodeling $1 up. New hats made 10 of- OU.D rormerly with Mme, Ash, udio. _District 96 HAVE A l:ss KNITTED: PERF] guaranteed; $15 up. complete; smart p terns, boucle. chenille zephyr, shades: unusus 0. Box ¢ e AR e O Besten Tagt e S8m G CO.. phone North $418, SSAGE, COLONICS—1419 N 8T. N W. Am 2-1 L TREA’ 'AB. BATH, l'NmA- Tod and sun dan! (enirance 1601 TMENTS. G I super-uitra rays; drum; 1400 16th st. m.W, O)._Phone North_2686. AL E"gllllm D‘E-'. middle-aged. wishes position | no | especially | or cleaning offices. | colored woman _wants | 3% ed. Phone Lin: | rt time or | | stained |PAINTING & T EXPE- | accredited by the School YOUR “WORN HATS! | | Tesponsible. mechanic, o i Write' for bookietr 13685 C«Iumau rd._Adams 0388, CHILDREN — COUNTRY BOARD, NOURs ishine_ food, careful supe schools: references. Box S0 Claresetlie e, Open_Sunday. WANTED—_CAPABLE _ WHITE Yoman whe would appreciate o arylan n ret 1 ance on place: two in umn'y""ro'g detail phone Wisconsin Route No_ 6. Bethesda. Md G NURSING HOME. !vcry Shre given convalescents -nd ine v dams_ 7363, 1833 Ki BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. EONCH ROOM. near 4t and N—v Teposseased by fance / SR peer fieen i fen OBy Y S terims,_Room B0k 1405 G St N W, }XOM:;('EP nog{u?x’r}?uu modern. not. ate Dy ull particulars. Phone ROOMING HOLSE 11 rooms; rent. $57 50 month, near 14th and Col. rd. Price. $050; erms. "Room MR, 1406 G st. n.w d white light lunch, opp. weekly: rent. no " competition: beer terms. Room U0X, Dist. Bank Bldg. RESTAURANT—Fully equipped with soda i%\ll;n;m gov\ Knnlfatml prof nahlV Teasone Tice: DRIy_e1ving . Address Box 6:;-M. Star office 3 ufli — ROOMING HOUSE near Dupont Circle consists of 6 completely furnished aparte ments. will sacrifice; income <00 month, Address Box 1949-M. Star office BAKERY EQUIPMENT. complete. r able. 1X13 M st. n.w, Phone Met) 1an’ 6406, g DRESSES, HOSIERY BAGS—Retail store in good business district can be had at n]dmulum flgule of s includes T Govts 100, Tice National Address Box GARAGE BUSIN value: near Gov for distributor or auto :unrv pacity: low rentai to owner | Address Box 11 DRUG STORE—On accou sell populer corner for $2000 cash, Ade dress Box :i0-M. Star office LUNCH_ with beer. busy street, established bus:ness; low rent: price, Address Box 4-M. Star office. CIGARS. newspapers. magazines, eic : large long estab.: possibly_best of kind in city: long lease. Price. £4.500; terms. Ad- dress Box -M. Star office 25 SMALL RESTAURANT, cigar and cie standin bullding used for bowling Dusiness established; nominel rent: other in Terests demand. 1mmediate sals. ° Address o 18-M. Star office. . BOWLING ALLEY 10. for business on’ location: 'sac right buver Phone Adams ESTABLISHED claw mach hine ar c pin 122 5 te, >1.K00 cash net pri 4 Good reas S on basis of zuummnz dets.: I desirable -car ca= responsible party: Star omee. 1 health, will mumn-d. SR sale: doing price 1o wanted at once for cash: easonable. Address Box AE AND PAINT SHOP. equippedexcellent location quick sale. Adaress Box complete.y cacrifice fcr M. Star office. SANDWICH SHOP. resta ri(hr-r').un»' st. location. selling acc mp._Inquire at 912 P st CAFETERIA with beer license at once: owner leaving town. North Capitol st ESIABLISHED | DELICATESSEN and lunch. excellent locat nw. mus: snl Apply 1124 ck a A be Soid: owner icaving city. Simer. North = 7 OPPORTUNITY for up-to-ihe-minute dress: maker with some following in established sewing shop downtown. specializing in a terations and remodeling. Adams 1:320. ROOMING HOUSE. very handsomely fu . “income over QA barsain $1.100. Rih: @ bed &'k delicatessen. equipment cost owner must sacrie Delicatessen (heer). wilh nice apartm Only S1.100. R. M Phone National ®o0d _equipmen above. well located, DeShazo, 1173 14th sta | Steamer Charles Macalaster ROOMING HOUSES. 17th st m G ol | NE. pear Pa_ ave —6 rooms New York ave —14 rooms Terms to Responsible Parties. R-ndn\ph 5 NEY North 5 —— | HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE COLORED WOMAN wants day's work or | BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and piliows reno: best prices and prompt del. Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L s CHAIR CANEING sockers, selinted, “Toth n UPHO! ING LSTER. orch «CLAY, ARM RONG. ELECTRIC WIRING Fixtires airs: 6-r. house fixtures & base vluls zal Elec. Co.. 849 Upshur n.w. ELEC. WIRING Spec nmu on floor plugs. door bellc and repairs. 14th 8t Elec. Co., 2804 4th now. Adams 2064 1 night. Col. ELECTR_IC SERVICE Ba< e plugs, € tng; 8301, (_Quackenbos_St., FLOORS SCRAPED, cleaned and wax painting: _all work guaranteed. Potomac FLOORING. _sh: Strippini Dorches Tepalred. fences buill. general Tes pairing. Brining. 1:359 Tavlorn.w. Ad. 1624, {GENERAL CONTRACTING. Repairing. Building. Porches Inclosed Roofing. PRINting. paperhanging. plasters ing. floors refinished: expert. old-time white mechanics. No charge for estimates. For home repa CALL JACK SPARKES. Decatur 4432 GENERAL REMODELING. OFING. WATERPROOFING, _PLUMB- I\G AND HEATING ENC RS R!GIS- TERED® HERMAC FNGEARe PAY. PHONE DECATUR HATS CLEANED AND BLO(.KED Call Met. 600 4T3 T "14th___ nos P LEAKY ROOFS resurfaced with my special waterproof. guaran= teed 10 _years. ] 1 PAINTING. decorating_expert all branch floor finfshing and staining: €stimates fr Vazauez & Sons. 1101 Clifton n.w. Col. 1116. PAINTING and paperhanging special for this week: I will paper rooms as low as $7.45 with genuine Imperial washable and sunfast wall paper of 1935 and early 1038 samples: 1 do my own work: estimates kiven free: work guaranteed: finest of refs erences _furnished: call m Columbia 0633 or write ave nw. ~PAINTING_ PAPERING, At lowest prices ~ Call ‘me first. | Hallbers. Decatur PAINTING. papering. neon refinished. w ing, house repairink. walls cleanea’ (n way): estimate. Ben Nnflh sperine, Rooflng Gener= epairing; guar.: reas. M LSmith, 1724 pr\ver n.w. Adams?’ 108, PAPER PURNISHED AND_HUNG, per room and up. L. H. GENTRY. Phone Lincoln 6510 PERING. PAINTINC PAPERING. Dpainting. work guarantee PAPERING 5 RM! STORY HALL PAPERING—PAINTING. PAPERING, painti and floor scrapl 3451 14th St. N.W. _ Adams 1344, _ 100 § teed. Phone Atlantic 'A'R lll Metz any t on t on $4 room and up. including paper: work guAre anteed: references. Georgia 0024 5 rock-bottom prices: am looking for 508 Kenyon st. n.w. Phone Columbia 8 S. and up; quick service: white mecha *t& Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 2326, Rooms papered. $5 up. For the better class o]!u workmanship call Metropolitan neat. clean work: service and quality. Keystone Decorating Co., Inc., PAPERHANGING _an nlptred $4 up. No job nte PAP!RHANGING painting. d. p. " Woodwork atntea 83 U PAPERHANGING _and b work, reasonablc prices. liable ~concern. Malako Phone Adams 5072, 8423 5 PAPERHANGING and painting. | $4.50 up. Work guaranteed. J. Jonel. 50°1 st. s.w._Phone District 0R60. PAPERHANGING. painting. plastering at rock bottom prices. 1 do my own work. Guaranteed. _ Reference 5 Call_Col. 6155, FM!RHANDIKO nnlnunl plastering. Neat. clean work. prices_" By local. Call BN 053 Lamont. _Phone Columbia 18! = PAPERHANGING—Rooms p.nma %5 up, complete: neat patterns, prompt service Also painting; reas, Call any time, Adams 7921, PAPERHANGING -PAINTING. S5 UP. Satisfaction Guarantee John N. Tolson, District 7. GD old &" Lewne. PLASTERING AND CEMENT Wi 305 %00, smail or too. far for me. Wi Thoma: istrict PLASTERING. 1 cement, Chimneys WaterBroof lesky basements: damp walls. leaky roofs. Minnick. Phone Lincoln 4457-W. U . Tepairing ng_ slip covers worl 1 LS 1 i 1 13 nonnd‘v' B‘U‘.’l?‘ 3: ave. Ph r&n. 5'«3 (Continued on Next Page.) »