Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1935, Page 30

'B—12 MUSICAL REACTION MADE INTO DRAMA Rachmaninoff’s “Isle of The Dead” Is Theme of Broadcast. DRAMA written to express its author's reaction to one of the world's greatest musical masterworks will be presented by the National Broadcasting Co. in the “Five Hours Back” program Sat- urday, November 30. “Five Hours Back” is a weekly N. B. C. feature shortwaved to England for rebroad- cast by the B. B. C. A regular attendant at Frank Black’s symphonic broadcasts, Ray- mend Scudder, N. B. C. continuity writer, conceived the idea of writing & drama based entirely on some great musical work, and one in which the | dialogue would follow accurately the | melodic flow and musical accent of | such a composition. He talked over his idea with Dr. | Black, who suggested Rachmaninofl’s “Isle of the Dead” had interesting pos- sibilities for such treatment. He con- ducted that work on a recent broad- cast, and its awesome poignancy fitted | | Scudder’s idea perfectly. After rapidly sketching out his idea of the drama in the studio, Scudder purchased a complete recording of Rachmaninoff’s tone poem. He played and replayed this album of records until he had familiarized himself with every measure of the score. Then he began writing, cueing word to beat and phrase to melody. * ok % ok THE vocational guidance periods be- gun last year as an experiment by the “American School of the Air” have been made a permanent feature of this year's plan of broadcast instruc- tion in response to popular demand. They are presented over the coast-to- coast Columbia network each Friday | from 2:30 to 3 p.m, in conjunction with the Vocational Guidance Com- mittee of the National Advisory Coun- | cil on Radio in Education. Weekly broadcasts are planned to help students decide what occupa- tions to choose. However, the primary purpose of the course is not to induce pupils to choose their occupations | definitively, but to open their eyes| to the many kinds of things there are | to do and to engender an apprecia- tion of occupational life. * x % % DENIS K. LANE will discuss “The Sign of the Cross” during the Knights of Columbus Radio Guild! program on WOL tomorrow at 10:30 | am. The following week Alfred A. McGarraghy will speak on “Thanks- giving.” * % % % J B. C. will introduce a new series * of concerts by the augmented Navy Symphony Orchestra November | 27. Composers will be invited to con- | duct their own works. DAILY SHO! MR. CINDERELLA By Frances Kloock. 'HE door of the dark and hand- gome young man’s room in a house on Columbia road was open as usual and the steady rhythm of his typewriter came to Jeanne, as she trod past on the way to her own little apartment. Of course, it was obvious to Jeanne that he was a writer. But more fascinating was the revelation of Mrs. Murdoch, the land- lady of the earnest young writer. “All that stuff,” the landlady re- vealed, “of love and romance that you listen to on the radio—he writes that.” “Yes, I've listened to a great many | of his stories on the air, Jeanne ack- nowledged. “Romance? Sure, what does he | know about it?” Mrs. Murdoch went | on, shaking her head sadly. “He's| in that room all day long, banging at | that machine. He never does any- | thing but work. Some days he doesn’t | even go out to eat, but sits there and | pounds and pounds. But he’s success- ful, I guess, judging from the checks | he gets in the mail. * x * x PHE COULD afford much more ex- pensive living quarters, too,” the landlady continued, “but he likes it here. The atmosphere, he calls it, of my place,” Mrs. Murdoch went on a bit proudly. “But a little rest wouldn't hurt the boy. He works too hard, but you know that, darling, being a writer yourself.” “He's such a dynamo that he makes me feel like a sloth,” Jeanne replied. It was extremely warm when Jeanne eame along one afternoon quite fa- tigued after a strenous day of chasing stories for The Star. The young man’s typewriter was clicking furiously as she sauntered along the hall. His door was open and for a mo- ment Jeanne paused, quite taken with the industry of the chap. He was the picture of an author, she agreed. Shirt open at the neck, cigarette alongside him burning, quite neglected, as he beat a steady tattoo on the keys. She watched for a few moments, | quite forgetful that she was an in- terloper—that he might turn at any time from his prodigious output of romance for the radio. * ok ko HE TURNED so suddenly that Jeanne was & trifle embarrassed He His door as he unexpectedly looked up. smiled at her. “Hello, there,” he greeted cordially. His teeth flashed even and white. It took Jeanne a moment or so to recover her composure. “I'm sorry,” she answered. “I was e bit intrigued by the manner in which you work,” she complimented. “I suppose I could unbend for a moment,” he said getting up and mov- ing toward the open door where she stood. “I also suppose I could be less formal with my neighbors, but if I re- lax for & moment it seems I'm behind in my work,” he explained. “I've heard your shows on the air,” Jeanne said. “Well, that's more than I get to do, most of the time,” the young man laughed. “Mrs. Murdoch wa# telling me,” ©©ooo gupm' | 10:00 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CaprrraL’s Rapio PROGRAMS Saturday, November 16. (Copyright, 1935) D. C, Psychology BY DR. JESSE W. SPROWLS. Abilities Appraised. Eastern Standard Time. FOE some 20 years several students WRC_950k WMAL 630k WOL ,310k WISV _1.460k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS ‘Minnesota vs. Michigan | Columbia vs. Navy Army vs. Notre Dame W e W “ - Notre Dame vs. Army “ 8L Melody Musketeers Columbla vs. Navy Norsemen Quartet it = Our Barn Minnesota vs. Michigan « o« News Bulletins Sunday School Lesson % o | Music—News Madi: Frank Dailey’s Orchestra n Ensemble HSaS ho - Dance Music Evening Star Flashes Jackie Heller 'Tea Time Gabriel Heatter EVE Sundown Revue Kindergarten G PROGRAMS T ry Buffalo Presents Labor News Review Evening Rhythms 8 a3 o Today in Sports Dinner Concert News_Bulletins Reg Newton, Songs News—Music Cuckoo Hour Bill Coyle Jnmboree Jamboree The Master Builder Mes*uge of Israel Wi d Dick Fidler’s Orch. Sports—Music Bulletin Board “What Would You Say * ) |Sports Page Popeye the Sailor Hampwn singers News Spotlight Sing Sing Prison {Nordica Orch. Jimmy Grier's Orchestra |Nordica Orch. Boston Symphony L o 868 &8u8 fiu»-o 8 i D Your Hit | Borowsky vaslrs Silver String Revelers Cemrax Union Mission American Leg Musical Tout Frederic William Wile Arch McDonald Foot Ball Scores Godfrey's Magic Eve o Amateur Show Amateur Show A fon Food Show Budapest Gypsies Dance Pnrnde Boston Symphony Edwin Rogers Nmonnl Bsrn Dance | Rubinoff A L EERL ‘The Chateau The Chateau | National Barn Dance 10:15 . 2 “ * = 10:30 10:45 News Bulletins Com Cob Pipe Club &l |Notre Dame Band News |Bradshaw's Orchestra Foot Ball Round-up Nino Martini Marty May Patti Chapin Gov. Olson Ed McConnell *Herben Hoov er ‘Time i1:00 ‘lallu Ol’Ch. 11:15 11:30 11:45 | Sumber Hour Dance Music Ray Noble's Orch. Abe Lyman's Claude Hopki Orchestra, ns' Orch, 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 |Carefree Carnl\ al |Al Lyons' Orch. News Bullel |Herbie Kay’s Orchestra I‘S(ernng Young's Orch, 1:00 | Sign Off iSign Off s MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM The address of former President|be featured by the Boston Symphony Hoover at a dinner of the Ohio Soci- | Orchestra during its concert over | ety in New York will be broadcast by | WMAL at 8:15. WJSV at 10. He will discuss the New | sgrickland Gillilan, prominent Wash- Deal in the light of recent political jngton writer and humorist, will be and legal developments. starred on the new Corn Cob Pipe | Bill Tilden, tennis star; Patsy Kelly, | Club programs, starting on WRC at | comedienne; Allen Jl(_:nes, screen sk;g-‘ 10:30. er; Sigmund Spaeth, the “tune de- : o tective” of radio, and Judy Garland, ‘cugmT}fih;:c;frx‘:nr:‘::ap::? "’L‘n 12-year-old singer, will contribute to| | wasv at 10:45. Wallace Beery's Chateau program on | WRC at 9:30. Beethoven's “Ninth Symphony” will| popular tunes 10 be played by The Cristanes of Ethiopia. About 80 miles southwest of Addis | Ababa in Ethiopia there is a tribe ol people called Cristynes whose language | is allied to the official language of the ! country, Amharic. These people all | belong to the Coptic Church. Sonnysayings They keep fasts and holy days innumerable. But the people are pagans at heart, openly worshiping Satan, sacrificing to him in times of sickness. RT STORY Jimmie went on| after Jeanne had accepted his offer | to sit down, “that you're a reporter. | That makes us kindred spirits. I Nobody loves me, Rag Anna, on ac- was a reporter for | count I let my baby sister get hurted a long time before | in a train wreck yesterday. Nuffin I I took to writing | kin do but go out West an’ let the for radio” | Injuns scallop me. “Do you mind if E IS N I ask to what you attribute your suc- cess in writing for the air?” Jeanne| asked. He smiled. “One thing. I feel that every one is hungry for romance. Of course, it’s old. Very old. The Cin- | derella plot. The | girls on the sub-| way, the trolley: and the boys, too, he added with a twinkle in his brown eyes, “all love the color and glamour and allure of the Cinderella gag. So,” he laughed, “I restore Cinderella.” * Kk K K EANNE was away on an out-of-town story assignment for a few days and saw nothing of Mr. Cinderella, as she had taken to calling him. Mrs. Murdoch was coming out of his room as Jeanne came along the hall. The landlady trod softly as she ap- proached Jeanne. “He's ill,” she disclosed. “Taken down with a cold and a little fever the other evening. The doctor says he been working too hard.” “Would it be all right for me to go in and see him?” Jeanne asked. He did look wan; and he was ill, Jeanne observed as she entered the room quietly. | “I'll be all right in a day or 50,” he | said as she drew near. “You see I have to be up and about,” he confessed & bit grimly. “I've got work to do.” * “I know the show must go on,” Jeanne said. “Could I be of any assistance to you? I might type your scripts. I'm quite familiar with your show and after all I do write a little,” Jeanne said. “You're a great help, derella thanked her. * x ¥ % R. CINDERELLA was no better the next afternoon and the doctor ordered him to Garfield Hospital, and Mr. Cinderella was too weak to object. Meanwhile, Jeanne poked through his scripts and after her own hard day on The Star continued writing his sk&ows where Mr. Cinderella had left Dollars Will Inspire Trade. DELAWARE, Ohio ().—This city is going on a silver standard. Employers have agreed to pay wages in silver dol- | 1ars until Christmas. of Commerce, “is that the bulkiness to get rid of them and thus stimulate Christmas shopping. was open. Mr. Cin- LADIES FREE // It was two weeks before he returned to Murdoch’s after completely con- quering his illness. Jeanne was in his room at the type- writer when he entered. “Mrs. Cinderella,” he called out to her. “You've done a swell job on the show. I listened to all of them at Garfield Hospital.” He came over to where she sat at the typewriter and leaned over her shoulder. “You look tired,” he declared as she turned around. For a moment he paused and then suddenly took Jeanne in his arms and kissed her. “The doctor has ordered a bit mon rest for Mr. and Mrs. Cinderella,” ald "lmi I 'Mnk 'e mlxht msn I'. tion and dun't ]lm—l&‘l Gl.nd (Copyright. 10 lh?" of the coins will inspire a desire | NOTES. Goodman's “Your Hit Parade’ ‘sPIP(‘llOns are: Ship ” “Tharks a Million,” * Back to My “Sittin’ Pete, the persona; Boots heard during the J: at 6:45. Orchestra Byrd Antarctic expedition, during the on WRC at 8. The “Don't Give Up the Take Me and Saddle” and High on a Hilltop.” lity penguin of the will be amboree on WMAL Four new songs are included in the RENOV]ZE o BomapA Al Renovizing Eighty-six Years EBE&,Y’S 1108 K NW. Dignity_vour home. DISTRICT 6557 Phone " Eberly's” TONIGHT Chevrolet Presents RUBINOFF AND HIS VIOLIN with his Orchestra , VIRGINIA REA JAN PEERCE GRAHAM “The idea,” explained the Chamber | NBC RED "MCNAMEE 'NETWORK COAST 1O COAST em’/emen oo £ To-NIGHT AT :30 P.M. 'STATION WRC Join in thisinformal entertainment at the Virginia Crossroads. Broadcast every Saturday evening over N.B.C. coast-to- coast network direct from Richmond, Virginia, home of EDGEWORT A mighty fine pipe smoke SMOKING TOBACCO of human abilities have been attempting to appraise the ubilities of men at different ages. ‘Thirty years ago a European savant declared that men past 40 were com- paratively useless and that men past 60 were almost universally so. The golden years of production he placed at the 15 years between 25 and 40. Einstein wrote his first paper on relativity at 26. Bohr proposed his quantum theory at the age of 32. Dirac discovered relativistic quantum equations at 24. De Broglie discovered the wave properties of matter at 33. These men represent the present cen- tury. If you go back into history you find that the same thing has hap- pened through the centuries. So it appears that, on the whole, the Eu- ropean savant seems to have hit upon an important discovery. Of course, there are exceptions. History will prove that, too. Prove it in abundance. And then comes the rebuttal: A man like Darwin, for example, didn’t produce until he was past 50. And yet it is known that his “Origin of Specles” was in his mind more than 20 years before he published it. Still the question remains: When does & person mature?. One answer is that mental maturity goes hand in hand with physical maturity. If that is s0, the golden years are indeed somewhere between 25 and 40. (Copyright, 1935.) b Spanish Economy. Spain is introducing economies in government expenditures, Lost and Found Advertise may be found on page A- LOT SALESMEN—Cent Dproject. 20 com'n. Aas. state quaiifica tons. rel’s “and phone No. for contact Tuesday forencon. Address Box Star office COLLECTOR with car, accous not over | Murray. Room 410 ELECIRICIANS wanted code. Apply after 10 ‘am. Auburn ave.. Bethesda, Md. FURNITURE MAN, experienced salesman; Give reference. experience expected t ddress Box Star_office. WIREMAN —Experienced. Address FiR to handle | culunl yeurs old. - Bee Mr. P st. n.w must_know D. C. Sunday. MAN —Out-of-tow! facilities in Wash sent that of mere salesman. itomobile. State age. positions neld ng. salary received and fled 1o fill this position. Star office. MAN. thoroughly experienced in install ment’ repossessions. Who can furnish refer- ences and produce results Straight week! salary. Address Box 410-R. Star office METAL LEAP GILDER. also bov exp i1 &n painting. etc : light factory work. Ad- dress Box 4:13-R. Star office. PAINTER. A-1. wall and trim need apply er day. Apply st n.w. 6:30 Saturday evening PASTRY COOK. white: second bert. 2001 § st. n.w 5 PIANO TUNER and repairer. 344-R_Star_office SERVICE MAN — Must have ‘" experience at actual radio service. nd references: good job for the right The Kennedy Inc.. 3319 w. none other 3101 13th man. Hi Address Box 18° UPHOLSTERER and cabinetmaker. experi- help out in work. Esunas Antigue 51_Wisconsin ave. n.w. AN for delivery department: give N iperience and' Teference. " Address | age 305-R. Star_office. Box | taxicabs. U — —————— HELP—MALE AND FEMALI MBINATION COOK AND WAITER, tied. strictly sober and reliable: | erence and aqualifications in | Address Box 3ti1-R. Star office. OPERATOR. experienced on die stamping | machine.” Apply Garrison Toy Co S5E| stonw WE WANT 10 more persons to sell “NU- DRI the 10-minute hair-waving lotion. Attractive con missions lo intelligent | agents. _ Appiy in person. 1419 2Sth st. HELP—WOMEN, | BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. exp. mar- celler, finger and verm. waver: no othes need apply: good salary; shop: | nudy 1 th st. n.e. modern North 4 RLOR APPRENTICES — Very il xperience reatired. 1363 connm STENOGRAPHER. _experi- enced. 25 to 35. Call afternoons with writ- | ten application ~and references. Hotel Ebbitt._10th_and H sts._n.w DEMONSTRATOR — Expert_ all-around beauty operator. specializing in permanent waving: nationally_ known manufacturer. Address Box 81-S. Star office. HOTEL MAID. colored: must be experi enced; reference required. Apply in pe son: no phone calls. Ritz Hotel. 920 F st. n.w, LADY wishes nurse to take business trip in return for hotel and travel leaving Nov ive age. references. | dress Box 21-S._Star_office. | PRACTICAL NURSE Hous convalescent: month and w30a fome. Phone Columbia 47 | SALESLADY to sell ladies’ dresses coats.” State age and references. Good ary and commission. Address Box 322 | Btar_office WAITR] 305 Kennedy st o ot nmcnced Apply Saturday after 14th and Park rd. HELP—DOMESTIC. COLORED WOMAN, refined. not over 45, with no encumbrances. general housewor! good cook: stay on_ place: attractive quarters: v Md.: salary, S0 month: best of referent required. ‘Fhone Wisconsin 5274 for ap- pointment COLORED WOMAN. part time. $20; thor oughly trained: general housework. cooking. cleaning, personal laundry: reference. Call Saturday between 3 and 7. Potomac. GENERAL HOUEBWORKER.—MM:& be =ood cook: Yeferences. 3407 O Do not_phone, % S oA BLOR e GIRL. colored. to stay with S A Rdhts: Sy rere Georgia_6704 WHITE WOMAN._ middie-aged, refined, to assist with care of small children, in return for co(l:nflolrhlb'e home and very small sal- all Nort) . y_of % Phone ndustrious, for gen- small family: ' pleasant » Teferences. Phone YOUNG WHITE WOMAN experienced. re- liable; stay nights. small family; $10 week. Call Cleveland 6590. —— EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. DOMESTIC. ROP CHANG! Cooks. maids, mothers nzlpu’i‘"fl'fia"xm housemen: Téf. Dec. e SITUATIONS—MEN. CHAUFFEUR. 12 years' experience, thor- ougnly trustworthy, good mechanic. sober. Teliable; best of Teferences. ADDIy Mrs. James P, Curtls, 1925 P st. n.w. Phone Distriet 212! GOOK, youns colored man; Southerni ex- erenced city reference.” 750 Gresham state | in first | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1935. The Thrill That Comes Once in = ,4 TN FIVE YEAR FRESHMAN My My e HELP AND SITUATIONS. ™ a Lifetim —By Webster T DEAR SIR: AS A PROMINENT MEMBER OF YOUuR COMMUN- ITY, KNOWN TS US AS A PERSON OF TASTE AND DISCRIMINATION, AND AS A LEADER W FURTH- ERING THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, W€ FeeL TraT SALE—! lSCEI.LANEOUS OFFICE u':.UR".l,T"; : ne' » cabine 010 8‘0 wnhlnxrgn !lAvl 3 RNITURE—, e A \ Jarse assortment OFFICE P4 FAR’KTHON RO-1t.. m with doors: 100 . walnug' wal mirrors: wall cases, 5 display fixtures. 300 9th st. nw s OIL BURNERS—A splendid BUrchun a brand nen s Py fait2 0 Biamenices ol B oLty Haldla i 5 ] ontions = Bert"s150." Phone North 5 SOk PECANS—Georgia paper-: sn-u pecs 1 lb will del 5 0! PIANO. mahog: tion. ~ Cost Mass._ave. n.w. st gy P Phone Adams 54 uprieht. perfect condiz y. 07 only $25 cash. 519 YOU WiLL WELCOME THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BE A PIONEER (N A GREAT LITERARY VENTURE AND SUBSCRIBE To OUR NEW, LAVISHLY ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPAEDIA. IN FACT A MAN OF YOUR TALENT AND ERUDITION CANNOT BE WITHOUT T 77/ /,, . HE BOY WHO' HAS SPenT S IN SCHooL AS A GETS RECOGNITION THROUGH THE MAILS SlTLATlOV;—DOMESTlC. | COLORED GIRL desires job maid in small family: good cook: ence. Phone Potomac 5447. COLORED GIRL. neat. reliable: . h.w. in | M or nearby D. C.; sleep in. Call Herndon 3 ack for Louise COLORED GIRL would aiternoon work: _rel 4K31-0. 1401 W st n.w. g COLORED GIRL neat. honest. wants morning work: ¢ood reference; good cook. | Phone_North i COOK from Virginia wants place in small family: stay nights: city reference. Call or_write 1570 Oregon ave.. Apt. o EXPERTENCED GIRLS want laundry work. | bundie washers: work called for and de- lvered; Tefs. 416 M st. n.w. Distric nerzl ule,-v Tlike morning or Phone ~ Potomac housework. plain 8th st. nw. for | GIRL. colored. wants work as plain cook | 1 for employed family: one who can plan meals: ref. _Phone Potomac 711% GIRL. colored. wants general housework, part ‘or full time; sefs. Phone District | GIRL. colored. | at night: il salary: maid end nurse or cook. District 002 GIRL_ colgred. desires job as chambermaid and w urns or general housework. Phone orth 2216 wants job staying on place ng to work for reasonable | Call | | MEN—Get our proposition on new 1936 | ive mr- SCALP T + | scalp. falling hair; expert wenwul reliable. desires part g apartment or cook: ence. 1345 Willard st.n.w.. Apt o GIRL. colored. wants job. general house- | work. full or part time. 47 Hanover st. n.w. | | GIRL: colored. wishes evening work; good references. _Call Columbia 5176. | GIRL. neat. light colored. wants work of | any kind Call Potomae 5876 betweza am._an i MAN AND vun': colored: cook or Janitor; reference. | st_nw. GIRL, neat work. clean chauffeur and | Call 1812 #th| PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Per- mn:l'ls 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. NICE ROOM WANTED IN REFINED HOME | by gentleman. Govt. emplove. no other roomers. Address Box 425-R, Star e TREATMENT, DANDRUFF. m“ Sterling 8794 | GATHERINE AYER, COMMUNICATE MAE Central Park South, New York aCher 18 dving. it HEMORRHOIDE ERADICATED BY MY own method: results eflective for a life- time or money back _ Write for pooklet: no Grums or _surgel Dr ER PR 1365 Columbla ra. - Adams O3RN cmmxzn-counmv BOARD. NOUR- ishing food. careful supervision: €pOrts schools: references. Box 5« rkume Md. WHEN ~ DEATH STRIK FAMILY. N DA 4 o fect that they must | accept inferior funeral services due to in- lbull! to_pay a high price. The Greater | Chambers Co. offers a “complete (unrn! cars and all. for as little as $75. World’s finest waterproof. airtight. guar- anteed steel burial vault may be had from for $85 Ii of th Clll corner Chap'n nw write cur_address. brauciful catalozye of how Chapin st_ n.w _ Columbia 0432 St ver “Atlantic 8700 SINGERS—WOMEN DESIRED FOR LO | ette Choral Club. all Voices: unusual oppor- | tunity for musicians: ten musical and so- | clal functions during season: vocal lesson | ch rehearsal with teacher national repu- | tation: nominal monthly dues _For inter- | | view and audition call Metropolitan 116 | | COLONIC' TRRIGATIONS. PHYSIOTHER- | apy. Eraduate mirse. hcnufisqultn: Your | | Tesidence or mine. Call Nationa ‘u ROOM_BOARD FOR 1 RE! | ot ta 14 2. Sonthers Marsiand home 5!! nable. For information call Georgia 4 LONGFELLOW SCHOOL FOR BOYS, COL- lege Plrk Md. Day and boarding: grade: cres. Phone_Greenwood PHY! AL CULTURE BY MASSEUR FROM New York-City. {or gentiemen only. Ehone National 5058, We Wil send you 8| we do it. 1400 | Bir 11l Y. dresses. cartains. olumbia 3% o6 Dhone ‘Gonimbia. 0458 Fors merls 1639 Conn. ave PROTESTANT _EDUCATED. TRAVELED | woman wishes position in refined home as iraveling companion. 1 Irving n.w. | Phone_Adams 7971. NURSING HOME. ery care given convalescents and in- vands” Adams 3303001 Kalorama rd. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ONE OF THE BEST-KNOWN restaurant and night club men in the East. known from coast to coast. immense following and Teputation in Washington. and NOW success- fully operating one of the utstanding res- taurants and night clubs in one of the Jargest cities in the East. wants to locate in Washington and desires financis ing or active or silent partner: needed: should pay not less than 20°. o the invesiment yearly. Open for investiga tion. _Address Box 207-R st-r office. _ PARKING LOT. holds 100_cars: rent. § P TRSyEOlC e Geice s S00: §00d n- vestment for Govt. tmnloye r. Hollander, Room 908 wma st COMPLETE EQUIPMENT Tor Tor small_cafe for salc at & bargain. ~Address Box = 50; Star_office. BARBER SHOP FOR RE] Three Chairs. nxcuus—ne-ud. Chas. W. m: 905 N._Y. Ave. drapes. 17 CLEVER EARLY [ERICAN SHOP in ex- clusive resident he!el. suitable for gifts, hats. lingerie: fixture and millinery stock for $350. Address Box 317-R, Star office. DELICATESSEN _and _ soda_luncheonette: store can be leased at desirable rental in northwest section: new fixtures, including soda Ioun lfl meat _case installed and can_be sed on attractive terms: exceptional opportunity fof . responsible party desiring ar open new business. Ad- DKSHWAHHIH or Janitor, young colored city references. Phone Distrjct EXPERT ACCOUNTANT—Books L ciosed. kept, audited. taxes, 5 stavementa: $10 T mo.; city references. Adams 9796. 24° Dosition as cook. butler Tamily: best references. ._Star_office. seeks ie A, o learn nufi%‘:‘?."-‘;‘x’ifi Baskin, 1629 K UNG MAN attendi —com st R00) would ke 16 entan bosra sad room in private home: can furnish best of references ;s'lo character. Address Box 80-S._Star_of NG PRINTER wants to finish learnin rate:_ experienced” job. ew demonstrate; ref. -Adams 5919, ¢ 17 'fi RPEfi'I‘!’R SHOP—Equipped with wood- worklnl mnchlne ladders, etc.; nnl 5 5. surp TES, fixtures, m ‘closing. out Ray R. Cogs- ICAL cases, counters. shelving. etc.: business. Clarendon 1241. well. RARE_ OPPORTUNITY—Restaurant. fur- and kitchen: seating bt nished dining_room capacity of 100; for ‘sale o rent. Lincoln_ 8751, RESTAURANT in best section of en{ beau- tifully furnished and equipped; licensed pace for cocktail lounge: high-class trade. ancrmce price. Address Box "sa-& Star ==—-m HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE BEDDING. MA’ box springs and illows i 4 nd del. Bash Mstivess Co. 510 L. staw. Nat 6670, SIWATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. UPLE. Spanish-Filip] e e L T T T Hurse of maio; moder “Address Box 405 BUILDER, new ok & mm"nmoaenn.. rs s ‘mantels, expert: W. E. Prentice, Shepherd mag AR] RING. flooring, shelving. §r_striboing. fences bullt. genera repair_ ing._Brining, 1359 Taylor n.w. Adams 162: SITUATIONS—WOMEN. iIRL, colored; good plain cook and - b e references. ED_LADY - S R 'nt, - playment with in C";o. r!(l:kl’:n::. F nd Address Box 423-R. Star NOURSE o elderly lady o Bactical Expericoce: oF 'e”x‘lu""""u‘i‘si' Phone Adams 5446. 1. wants ‘itelTonolites BAC: 10¢ 21 CHAIR CANEING BEST2% 1235 10th n.w, Met, 20“2 ELECTRIC W]RING T h .‘. G-r Mflle fixtures & base pl . 849 uumu nw. sm specialty: achine _rent EF."Rin. 5357 sherrier pl. n.w. Clev. o'o‘:d: HEA' ; old ‘fioors TING. TInstalll d iril Estimates given cheertultn P, Gross, Met. 0540, Ext, 11 | room suite. | cart. | terials tor sale. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVIC (Continued.) \PAINTING Papering. Roafing. Gener- Repairing: guar . rea MLSmith, 1724 Websion o " Adams 7108, PAINTING, PAPERING. OLD CONTRACTING CO., Metropuman 2240, Emerson 8193 5 and painting, lowest prices terms. Phone | Paperhanging SHAS R “HYSAN. Decatur 2239, Formerly of 1116 H st n.e. nd painting: ronmx $4 50 up: e PAPERING AND PAINTING 2-story home. §. b Phone Adams 9Ky’ PAPERING PAINTI G—Mrrn:r room. & do my own work fect _Call Metz any PAPERING & RMS. 2-STORY HALL and up: auick service Call_any time. Neat pap Five rooms. te mechanics 820 | PAPERING Rev and_caulking _ Roy PAPERHANGI\( . Batistatiion Gan John N Tolson. D! PAPERHA? ING. A.T_GEORGE. Phone (‘eifla}“"! PRACTICAL PAPERHANGER and p: all work guaranteed: prompt service ris Lecn & Co.. 605 Otis pl. n.w. Col ROOFS. leaky. resurfaced wi waferproof. fire-resisting coating; teed 10 vears one Lincoln UPHOLSTERING. repairing_ slip covers. cushions. caneing: fine work. reas price Garland 5632 Ga_ave _Phone Geo. 3646 UPHOLSTERING turniture repairing, re finishing: chair caning: work guaranteed. Welsmuller 2427 15¢h st. o.w “guaran- | WEATHER STRIPPING ca kml U teed satisfactory: 14 years' exp Bighes: quality material. Met. 30 WINDOW SHADES. Dupont Tontine washable shades made | save your old Georgia av r_at lowest pri BEAUTY PAT“.ORSA COMPLETE PERMANENT WAVE. $2 LA-FREYfiéfi%xFY SHOP. Ncw \!un?l -nen Open B AM. 1001 5L PRINTING pnzsfim» cylinder. . one 19x1K . one T2x1K €& P.. one ixil P REFRIGERATOR Ge Or top; like new: cost S240): used bargain for cash. ~ Wisconsin 3475 13e | REFRIGERATORS electric: warehouse sale slightly shopworn late models. reduced 2 1o 40°7: cash or time payments Sm Trans Storage Co.. 1313 You st Phone North | RUG — Roval i :l.l\“ ‘AC’R ce for $700. originally 3 (_"r 1 :l rluna\bv seen at E. P. H s_Orlental and Chinese: opening sale. ¢ Rug Shop 9 am. to 10 p.m. daily, 1708 _18th st_n.w SEWING MACHINES Singers: 1 Electric mont nw. cost kel spectal at a MACHINES—Clearznce sale. s reaily reduced. Portable el $35. drophead. $ SEWING hit Alexandria. Va 10-t:. Liguig C:rbomr WRITERS 3 No 8 L. C Underwood mahogany large baby care ehouse, i T assortment 50 up Proc- Col. 10000, slightly nsactions confidential g 1 Preid. 1116 H st. Jeweler (facing Woolworth's) BED—BARGAIN, double bed. new box spring 15 You Rt Bow. ns. Sc}e agency for an. Als» Harrington, icer and Schiller biano G. since 1878 DOGS. PETS AND ETC. rocxm SP\LXEL JPUPPIES _Ex RED CHOW PUPS—i generation pedigre e stock; priced low for quick sale ,Bivd. Cottage City. P | ESKIMO SPITZ PUPPIES, momuhmds. Call Atlantic 5791-M | - | GREAT DANES, beau atchdogs an lul bluck and “pa a mp: : Siiver Sprins. 1855 Md."8hep ; take two. through or en_route xpense _Phone Atlantic 4676. DRIVER wishes to earn transportation by driving to New York. Baltimore, etc. Ad dress Box 1 ar office. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. _ “Advertisements under this head. ing are presumed to be from pri= vate individuals. unless the adver- tisement gives @ firm mame or @ 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.” ADDING MACHINES—Bargains ip new and | and reconditioned machines. renta d 26 N. pairs. Capitol Typewriting Co ave. n.w._Phone National 4858 MERICAN TYPEWRITER CO_ s over 100 machines: real bargains. eve. 1431 _E. Capitol st. Lincoln AUTO ROBE, portiere: (oid). tapestries. Japanese or crown derby coffee cups. also Canton chin: 1078 Conn_ ave.. La Salle. Api. 4 BABY _ CARRIAGES _Enslish " tvpe and stroller type. good condition Gre i Parkway now. Phone Cleveland 17 BEDS complete. piano. bed room. living rugs. day bed. chifforobe. tea refrigerator. radio. Edelmsn. 3303 Georgia_ave. BICYCLES—Rollast and other high-grade ;be:h Hlfl;’un Bicycle & Sporting Goods tor 9 Te- 1 Y selling LER AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS. wme Sssortment of erate bars, eic., eic HECHINGER Cf Branches—4 BOOKCASE, chi flnmbe 1nmy table. Call | mornings. 1465 Harvard st. n.. BOTTLES. corks._caps. jars Southeast Bottle Supply Co st_se Phone Lincoln 10247. BRICK. 200.000. hard, clean $8.50 per thousand. Wrecking 6 building: Flooring. S . 70" inch framin: Dlumbing pibe. eic: 2 APDIY e CAMERAS—We by seiL_Trade sed & Cine vodaks and projectors. s doily. Robbin's. 529 14th AL 6 tons. best anthraciti htd ‘with inner-spring mattress. practically new: Electrolux gas ice box. Adams 10115. | steam _tables. tables. counters. elec. mixers, safes motors. etc. Sacrifice prices. st n.W.__ DIAMOND BARG AINS — Onredeemed pledges of ali descriptions for sale at prict much below thelr regular values, mer. chandise GU to weight, colflx and perfection, Mone; Lchnr(uuf if vou are not satis Horning's o Office._opposite Washington Airport. DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 pieces. wainut: reasonable h‘)lr cash. 633 N. Columbus cash_registers < 309 9th Ope | cofl.. WOOD. FUEL 0 6?1. e e chess Delafield pl_nw ~ | WOOD—Hishest grade seasoned split 0 | fireplace : free k ellar d--‘ | ery. J._1K | woo ed d lenklh S8 delx\ered P}mr‘r Ad:ml fifl (’I | PEND A HARD COAL. guaranteed | the bes Jb fon: ea stove and chests | m \h *ll “pea. S0.50. thm Nat 3. in basement ville - SEASONED OAK WOOD. $10 per cord: seas soned mixed wood. $X per cord (no poplar cut any length, delivered and re. prompt delivers, Phone Ashton 2 G. L. Brown. PENNA. ANTHRACITE, RED AND WHITE ASH, STOVE EGG CHESTNUT— £11.00 TON. £.50 BUCkwiEAT 800 Lord Baltimore Coal Corp. 124 Wisconsin Ave. N.W., West ‘mfl CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK. FIVE_RIDING HORSES for sale. North End Riding School. East-West Highw 16th st. extended. Phone Shepherd 17 BOATS. RUVABOUT T ompson hul lI Bised 10 hours. liké deal 5 p.m. 1 a Tally eatipped new. Cost $410: will sell for § for fishing or pleasurc. Call afi C. Miller. 1314 Trinidad ave. n.e RICHARDSON CRUISER. 30-ft_ R0-hp. equipped _Sacrifice for quick sale. Davis. Crawford's Boat House. Airport Eoox= autogra hiehesk prices vatd | Bargain Book oth now. District 500 7 of Washinet YD o o Phone Decatur FURNITURE—_Highest prices patd for furs niture of all kinds 1 386 2y Stk Gy between 8 e A | | FURNTTURE — Al Kinds: B “cash prices: _don't sell until you call North 8040, Prompt service. Moving and hauling. FURNITURE, rugs. household goods. etc absolutely hig! d. For ults. call an: LD-—BRING YOUR OLD GOLD._ vzn Punw\ap JEETH DISCARDEDR 5§ OFFICE FURNITURECash resister. fron safe, store fixtures: stocks of merchandise. Spot cuh Pmrr t Sin l h dP10R og‘Dlnd old discarded ver H diamonds ’ ;(el‘el‘;y' BT cash vaive pald. Selinsers. DINING ROOM_SUITE—Elegant mahoj any, 10-piece; tea wagon. etched glass- %c‘cduwnll table. Victrola and rec- 00! sulte sewing cabine Bee y time Suj w. FUR COAT black seal._trimmed in mink 8: good condition. ‘See any time. 183 ool mh a_rd._Phone Adams 10213. NITURE —9-piece quartered oak din. ing set. large white kitchen cabinet, Tel phone Georgia 0777. 4521 15th lllnm GA! he et. ant G be used 'in Toom. 4326 7th st n.w. Phone Adams 2618. GAS RANGE. Scott, 4-burner: gas heater. lenher enport. new Shirley T:mnle £ lonnble Phonn Potomac 00! GAS lumul kmhen sink. white porcelain: excellent condition. Clll Sunday before p.m.. 3013 Porter s ING ¢ cHAm . Colso Ifmousine comfort: sacrifice. IRON BED. double, brown, $10: single. spril I'l‘ llld m“l.reu. 2. hot $1.95 j00d, $4. "710 Ontl!lo rd. n meA ‘4! 5: Z-;! Prii fl!l also se joor el Pr it re- dllud nnul '{41 L ave. 1. NVALID OUTI! bearing, swivel pa ‘2""]‘ ers, T Phone Wis wire &) rlnu. $3; oil %, 50 OLD G LD q]vn platinum purchased for mnnuhctunnu use: maximum price Dal URNSTINE'S. 931G, ST NW since 380 Fed: ROOMS—FURNISHED. | 3606 8th ST. N W.—Two attractive front | rooms. one small comemenv, to cars and | bus._Phone Columbia 118 PARK' J. "~ N.W.——Nicely 5 Turn... 4GBl Tlotaing " DATR. in. auiet refined ‘month. _Phone Georsia. 4 nis! hed. m; rooms. twin beds. 1 doublr bed "Apply 1920 Sunderland pl. hone_Decatur 1 501 4th ST, Nlcely furaished_room, kitchen, emil-private bath. Phone Lincoin keeping _spartment; 2055 PARK RD —Large nm Toom _in well-kept s nmm home,. small family; em- plo: o mo._Phone Adams 3911. uvm noou VE SEAT, 2 chairs. S x12 Amllutel Tug. $15. 3030 Wuunlm ave.. HANDOL th u-mn:mn —— !il l'}'..‘l chair. m u:mmn) and Hawailan, uitas condition. ] e Cleveland 7531. No dealers. 7016 | W.—] pri Vate bath - corner ‘detached pom 2044 P ST. N W.—Lovely double lnd nnlll fooms. next baih; continuous hot water; ner Y Decatur 5847. W. nur bllh private llmll’ tiemen_only. 0