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ROOSEVELT LEADS WITH RADIO TALKS Wallace Second of Federal Gfficials in Number of Broadcasts. B. C. has just finished some calculations which show that President Roosevelt and Sec- retary of Agriculture Wal- lace were the leading radio speakers among high Government officials dur- ing the first 10 months of 1935. According to the compilations, 398 Government officials faced N. B. C. microphones in the first 10 months of the year. The President spoke 15 times, making a total of 56 microphone appearances since he took the oath of office. Secretary Wallace was next with a record of 16 broadcasts. Each member of the President's cabinet spoke at least once during the 10-month period, and as a whole made 65 broadcasts over the networks. Many of them were heard during the | National Radio Forum arranged by | The Washington Star. The records also show that 146 mem- | bers of Congress spoke over the net- work since last January. Fifty Sena- tors spoke 111 times, and 96 members of the House spoke 177 times. Many of these also were Radio Forum speak- ers. Senator Nye of North Dakota, has the distinction of being the most | prolific broadcaster in the Senate. He spoke nine times. The record for the | House is held by Majority Leader CAPITAL’S Friday, December 6. | by Miss Willa Semple. Byrns who has had 11 microphone appearances in the 10 months. * ok ok X THOUGH not lesp vear, 1935 has been woman’s year on N. B. C terptehfion pufi on the phrase “women’s programs.” Once this term applied only to cook!n: clothes and household hints. Now it includes na- tional and international affairs, music, literature, science an deducation. * ok ok % R-K-O KEITH'S is showing the latest motion picture of Maj. Edward Bowes and the amateurs who have made his shows one of the most popular network features. The pic- ture, incidentally, is the third turned out since Maj. Bowes introduced his amateur show. * ok % % AL JOLSON will begin his radio New Year by returning to the Chateau program, January 4. Last April, Jolson gave up his part in the broadcast to go to Hollywood to make pictures, and Wallace Beery replaced him as the master of ceremonies. * ok ok % A SERIES of broadcasts designed to depict the history of famous Christmas carols will be introduced on WOL Monday by Mathilde Kolb Bartlett, contralto. In addition to the historical skeétches she will sing a number of the carols, accompanied 3ok ’I‘HE parade of dolls in the Fox Theater lobby tomorrow at 8:45 will be described by Gordon Hitten- mark as a feature of his daily pro- gram over WRC. The dolls are be- ing donated by the children of Wash- ington to make this Christmas a happy one for poor and needy youngsters. Rapio P (Copyright. 1935) THE EVENING Yo Editor DS KOHLER MIGHT “RUNE BUSINESS IN POLITICS. BUSTER HOEFER, 10-year-old editor of the “world's smallest newspaper” at Sheboygan, Wis., turned political analyst yes- terday and published a story that former Gov. Walter Kohler of ‘Wisconsin “might rune his busi- ness” if he ran for President. —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. German Dividends. * Germany compels businesses in- creasing dividends to invest an equal amount in government securities. ROGRAMS Eastern Standard Time. [ WRC 950k WMAL 630k | WOL 131ck WISV 1460k | P.M. 0 |Mary Mason 5 |Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neils AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Eastman Symph. Orch. | Afternoon Musicale | Light Opera Kate Smith Musicale Mark Warnow's Orch. News Bulletins Woman's Radio Review |Betty Sundown Revue ‘The Ranch Boys Rod and Stream Tea Time and Bob | Today’s Winners Vivian Della Cheisa U. S. Army Band Tea at the Ritz Al Pearce’s Gang Tom Mix Clara, Lu 'n’ Em Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Vocal Interlude Quarter Hour | One Time Opportunities ‘Libersl Varieties. Terry and Ted. Jack Armstrong News Bulletins EVENING PROGRAMS Tarzan lspon.s Review—Music | Bulletin Board | The Word Man—Music [News—Music |Santa Claus |Bill Coyle |Lowell Thomas Today in Sports Talk and Music Salon Music Washboard Blues | Amos "n* Andy Uncle Ezra “Question Mark” Uncle Zip James Hilton Adventure Stories Yoichi Hiraoka, xylophone' Dangerous Paradise it H. V. Kaltenborn Arch McDonald Musical Interlude Strickland Gillilan Dance Music News Spotlight Popular Varieties | Myrt and Marge : |Lazy Dan 5 Boake Carter Jessica Dragonette Irene Rich Bob Crosby’s Orch. Couage Prom “Five Star Final” Detective Mysteries | Guy Lombardo's Ovck. Wayne King's Orch. Sketchbook Broadway Varieties “ Beauty Box Theater News Bulletins G. W. Gerard Swope e Howard Amateurs ‘Washington Amateurs T | Hollywood Hotel U. Forum News Bulletins Bicycle Races Washington Amateurs & Richard Himber's Orch. “ “ “ March of Time Martha and Hal Slumber Hour Musical Comedy Dance Music Red Gresh's Orch. STAR, WASHINGTON INCURABLES HONE HAS 161 PATIENTS 88 Admitted During Year, | Report of President to ' Board Says. The Washington Home for Incur- ables, Wisconsin avenue and Upton | g street, ended the fiscal year November 1 with 161 patients, 88 cases having been admitted during the year. In the report of the president, Mrs. Hugh C. Wallace, to the board of managers, it was pointed out that 31 of the patients are so helpless that they have to be fed three times a day. Monthly Per Patient Cost $55.89. ‘The cost per patient per month at the home during the year was $55.89. Of the 161 patients, 50 paid nothing. rate of $32.04 a month, leaving an expense to the home of $23.85 on each patient so cared for, Efforts are being made to have the appropriation increased, si the home has assumed a heavier burden in caring for patients from all parts of the country, the report says. High Morale Launded. ‘The report lauded the high morale of the patients and expressed appre- clation to the heads of the institution for their work during the year. Officers this year are, besides Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Henry W. Watson, Mrs, C. A. Richmond, Mrs. Gibson Fahne- stock and Mrs. E. R. Finkenstaedt, vice presidents; Miss Isabel Sedgley, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert S. Chew, treasurer; James C. Dulin, | ir, assistant treasurer; Stanton C. Peelle, attorney; Corcoran Thom, | Charles C. Glover, jr., and Coleman | Jennings, trustees. Admiral Strauss, U. 8. N, is chairman of the Finan- cial Advisory Committee. . ARMY ORDERS. Sharrer, Maj. Robert A, Corps of Engineers, to be retired January 31. | in office of the Chief of Chaplains, | here, to Fort Slocum, N. Y., Febru- ary 29. Rinard, Chaplain Herbert A., from of the Chief of Chaplains, here, Feb- ruary 12. NAVY ORDERS. Killian, Lieut. Roland R., on dis- charge treatment Naval Hospital, San Diego, Calif.; to home, relieved all active duty. Farenholt, Rear Admiral Ammen, (M. C.), detached as inspector of Medical Department Activities, West Coast, about December 31; to home, Tclieved all active duty. Hayworth, Lieut. Comdr. Ray W. (M. C.), detached Naval Hospital, ‘Wuhmgwn,. D. C, in January; to U. S. S. Relief. Lost and Found Advertisements may be found on page A-13. HELP—MEN. 1 Kdaress Box 04T, Star Of these 26 were paid for by the|YOU! congressional appropriation at the Yo El | children; stay nights. Burling, Chaplain Edwin, from duty | o+ Fort Slocum, N. Y., to duty in office | C., - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1935. HELP—WOMEN, ALTOS 1 Ilh cholr nz.unnfi | to music xun— 803 fi:vg P "f-?ui; = BT B e b BOOKKEEPER wi &ith business expe- s, 11 Tience. Hi Blue ll%rboenc near Wu‘lnno"g:’A'lm?z H-SCHOOL GRADUATE. ove! good rr-onlllty oy Aollexe T exchinge retal course; rfigmu required. LADY for kkeeping lnfl office; no (P ing: old, reliable y in 'holellh food il rltne e Thplnond lonlhlnfl llmlullwn Address Bo: Star of uu.m.A DY, thoroushly experienced, Tin- and hoslers. ~ Appi3 o~ manager, Pem Joy, 947 F st. “Pirst-class dr SEAMBTRESS WA perles and slip covers; no gther needs a. ply. ~G. Buechler, 2024 P st. D.W., im- memmly TAILORESS WANTED on ladies coa NTED on, Iadi first-cla: = °"z 5 18 and ‘30: must bo :nerunud neat an nd l'v"éh :ond references. Apply 5109 Georgia ‘WAITRI wanted_for Saturday night work. Apply Dude Ranch. Washington- Baltimore "Bvd. after 8 m. or Phone Berwyn 362 WOMAN—WI[I give small salary, board and room to refined woman 'llln to a m -mh hnuuwnrk Adams_05. assist_in xumeu rten work. Cail Oolumbu 05: DY, thor clteteru ‘Woodmont TELEPHONE Saleswomen—Good earnings. Address Box 388-T, Star office. HELP—DOMESTIC, CHILDREN'S NURSE. to assist mothel possible to have mornings off if small salary. Address Box 05-T. Star office. rienced in afeteria, 1744 # COOK. genera housekeeper, white. settled: stay nights; $5 references. Call after 6. Potomac A K, colored, and share general house- Work.” ‘Mus: be excellent Gook. . able to plan ‘meals and take responsibliity about the house; stay nights. Good home and fine opportunity for really first-class wom= an. References required. Address Box 407-T, Star office GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, seitle of 3 Edgemoor: upstairs quarters: c hild of 4; references; - 85 peroreck State ge._exp. Address Box GIRL for zeneral hnmgwnrk ik oes children; munt live near Hyattsville, Greenwood 1 fter 7 p.m. _ GIRL, white general houseworki §o homs nights. Apply 1205 H st. n.e. from 3 to b, store. GIRL for general housework in small apart- ment. care for 2-year-old child. Call in nerlso after 5 p.m., 211 Delaware avess W., of Call GIRL. white preferred or refined colored. help “care for baby Job 10F e Who. Wants wWork and Call Greenwood 1 a_good home: _references. 0 40. e, care 2 “Prone Georsta 1708, OTHER'S HELPER, c intelligent leatn to cook, general housework: all day Wednesday ~Sunday afternoon off: stay nights: uniform, board. room. $: 3 months. Address Box 401-T. St WOMAN. colored. reliable. g00d cook and laundress: family of two: sieep in: $25 mo.; references required. Wisconsin EMPI-OYME T AGENCIES. DOMESTIO. CALL DOMESTIC for help. men, women, 307S2Pf51Ly; Quick service.”Phoné Decatuf awmm BXCHANGE — Houseworkers, cooks, maids. mo!heu helpers. laundresses. housemen; ref. Dec. 3551. 1837 l‘li l"l’n' e30° —_— INSTRUCTION COURSES. CIVIL SERVICE, RESIDENT and HOME | BOYD'S. 1333 P st. easy parking “old 1R08. EWITCHBOARD (P. B. X‘ !rllhml’ “plus actual experience on busy board: also touch typing. filing: many_opportunities: short course. PERSONNEL SERVICE, INC. 1311 G. National FRENCH lessons in pro: sation and_ written composition given pr: vately by Harvard University nuSuue who | Phone has studied 10 years in_France. 2 Star Adams 12 or write Box office. BOYS with bicycles for full-time messenger | work. Apply Postal Telegraph. 1420 New York_ave. BUTCHER and grocery clerk. Trst class; exunuomlly good lllry Tight party. Apply 1776 You st. n.w. CLERK, experien l(lnn!lou erkn OLLECTO! nd repossessor for automo- bflu l'm-l!! M exurlenced ’ld:h" Ac~ ceptance Corp.. 939 D 2nd floor. &rocery store, 57 Beate aves e. Moon Dial Emory Dougherty’s Orch. Sign ot EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW News Bulletins Ted Piorito’s Orchestra Beaux Arts Ball Frank Dailey’s Orch. Sign off Gordon Hittenmark “ “ Farm and Home Visit ‘Gordon Hittenmark The Grab Bag Sons of Pioneers Yodeling Philosopher Morning Glories {Musical Clock Sun Dial “ Gordon Hittenmark [Dick Leibert Pields and Hall 'The Vass Family [News—Music Capitol Cadet Band “ Morning Devotions Happy Jack Cheerio News Bulletins Breakfast Club - “ News—Music Edward MacHugh cmldren s Frolic Musical Clock “ “ - - Piano Moods Sunshine Boys Edith Pear, songs Police Flashes—Music Sun Dial “« + [Sun Dial Dr. Abram Simon Bandwagon Music—News Children’s Concert Varieties Boys’ Band Crazy Quilt Civic Forum Let’s Pretend Our American Schools 'The Norsemen Marimba Orchestra Children’s Frolie ‘Whitney Ensemble Crazy Quilt Morning Musicale Varieties Views of the News AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Conservatory of Music Mzrrz~oo-§47u-7d— Week End P‘nm‘:‘ and Home Hour Luncheon Music News Bulletins Folio of Facts Lehigh Glee Club Jim Fettis' Orch. George Hall's Orchestra News Bulletins George Dfifly‘s Orchestra| Lee Gordon’s Orch. \Farm and Home Hour The Radio Gang Follo of Facts Rhythm Revue Show Shopper Jack Shannon Poetic Strings Buffalo Presents News Bulletin FOUNTAIN BOY, expmencea 1 years o more. able to work fountain and luncheon- ette: local references required. Apply 1005 Mass. ave. n.w. MAGAZINE sALumN experienced. ~ Ap- ly Mr. Knott 918 P etweer, 8 a.m. and e PRiwecn ¥00d_appearance; must_be with experience in dry- cleaning pla must be willing to work— | not play. Address Box 6! office. MAN—Automobile_met first-class onl: See Mr. Motor C MAN Garer. “owens e. 'LEDGE OF RADIATOR. bfldy and Xender man; experi- enced. 1118 2 stmsum—c-m mlsm salesman sell- ing our complete new line of cash-register- | | ing xmchmes and food-checking m-cmnes. SALESMEN, grocery and meat market equipment; nmon-uy known make. Ad- dress_Box 25-T, Star_offi = SERVICE STATION MAN. exn_ give refer- ence and salary expected: whife man. Ade dress Box 390-T. Star office. [ Bt S Address Box 32-V, Star oéu g BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTAN o T L Y pumerous TODAY. Your best investment is in 8 D COURSE—UNUSUAL AD- VANTAGES " Resiater today for (he, next class. BOYD'S, 1333 F st. National 2338, GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS clll dis- tart later Positions EAUTY CULTURI A nifctime Christmas et 8 count if enrolled this month. if you wish. Expert training. secured for graduates. Easy te vestigate before you _enroll. 8chool rms. In- Modern of Beauty Cuiture. 1317 P st. and_housework: nice | Ve 3 | strangers here would enjoy oppt. | need of improvement? | cuts WELL, HERE WE ARE - THIRTEEN MIUES UP — THE CAPTAIN IS HELP AND SITUATIONS SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 4 Cnlfll‘ol ) a nigh- lm Bievels & Boriing Goods 424 i ¢ —fi___ styles? "u" op u new, used, $10 up. 1108 Stcre.'s BICY( Gilbert. P OQKS—One set Corpus Juris Cyc gleu %o end of 1 in perfect mmv.mn. one Potomas 4447 after 6 B éllll kegs, BOTTLES, corks. s.:um nt Bozue &E&:l.y "on 738-39 11th DEALING. WHAT'S THIS ? wow! WHAT A TRIP ! m eicome SMDES ITS DouBLeD, AND 1 REOOUBLING | THEY LEAD ME THE ACE OF, DIAMONDS mo, | TRUMP IT! ITS A LAY Down - SEVEN SPADES DOUBLED AND REDOUBLED! | HELD NINE SPADES WITH FIVE HONORS, THE ACE, KING, AND QUEEN OF CLUBS, AND THE ACE OF HEARTS! THIS TRIP ISA Q|§ SUCCESS, AND | OON'T mean mvae' THE MESSAGE FRow, THe STRATOSPHERE P35 PERSONAL. The rate under hudlnl a( rn— sonal 15 3 cents per lin to the regular line rate. CAN YOU SELL REAL ESTATE? $200 silowed for & ssle of my place at Berwsn. JOSEPH E. GOODKEY, Berwyn. Md. ROOMS 8 IN BRIGHT. SUNNY FRC . convalescent home. on bus line. im k. Md. Phone Shepherd 3 GOVT. _ EMP] FEELS of visit- ing N. Y, Escort lmtd.. no_individs.. sonalized’ trip wk. end. Dec. 15: Tets. time work Mon. a.m.: detalls b Address Box 369-T. Star offic COLONIC IRRIGATIONS. PHYSIGTHER apy: graduate nurse: open Sundays. residence or mine. Call District 1370. DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN _ Remodeling. $1 up: new hats made to order. OLLO, formerly with Mme Ash. 1011 Etudio. Dl:ln 65C. PARI NW u)ow OWNING home WL rent nice double Foom. suitabie 2 gentlemen: also single room: refs. exch. HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED u'x" Write: 07 booklet: Dr SOMMER: own method: results effective for WTRCK. 5 fi Adams lHHfi PmSONALlTY AND SPEECH CONSTI- | tute 50 per cent of success. Are yours in | Individual penémfi : ality analysis and confidential help. week days. National 5511. HOUS!BOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs and g{lmn reno ; best prices and prompt del ash. Mattress Co., 319 L st.s.w. Nat. 667 BUILDING REPAIRS. alterations @omplete service: verted: estimates furni Tick. nn.w. 9 CARPENTER—FIooring, shely g, fencing. weathi smnnmn lenorll repairing. Brin- n Adams 124 CARPEN' ZR*Pnrtlnons porches. sheives. floors doors eased. sash cords white: low_prices, prompt service. National 3748 :obbmm Jos. E. McGol ' |CHAIR CANEING JRZOLSTER; orch rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG 1555 Totn n W.__Met. 2062, Georgia 9021, Get Ready for Xm; “We'll wire.” Brightwood Electric Shop Wil Tnstall Your Misc. Wiring Jobs. ‘ELEC SERVICE— o¢_Phone® | ELECTRIC WIRING F‘{,‘:;gf | airs; 6-r. house fixtures & base pl Rezal Eiec. Co.. 84 . Col FOR PAINT! 3 waxing house (new way). Est. 9 Upshur e Bei Be. Nofth hnd 1d 0001 ‘machine rented RS ¢ specialt . T. v Clev. 0528 Foic, 5557 Sherrier pLn FLOORS SANDED AND_FIN] WHEN DEATH ~STRIKES FAMILY, Ny Doesd 0 feel that they must sccept inferior funeral services due to in- abiity to pay a high price. The Greater wa lme!d sleel burlll vauit be Chambers for $85 In case of death call 1l corner Chap'n n.w e write cur address. We will send ou 8 beautiful :atalogue of how we do it. - 1400 Chapin st nw. Columbia 0432 517 i | st_se _Atlantic & RUPTURE REFAXR!D WHILE YOU WORK. Examination by appointment (no charge). TAKOMA CLINIC. Phone Georgia 6 FIVE YOUNG MEN OPERATING AB- | lished home on non-profit basis. desire an- | cther: reasonable; all privileges. Phnne‘ Adams 7499. FOR RENT—SUITABLE FOR_ 2 LADIES Govt. employes preferred.+ On beautiful Conn. ave. across from Wardman Park Hotel—Large front room. with adjoining bath and shower: beautifully furnished. Rent lnc]udfl maid service and laundry. A CQNTELLA CO.. IN 915 Eye “Met. 5800. PAINTING £ M Lsmrih. 1728 Web, | PAPERING 5 RMS nd up: quick servie Call any time. gennx . Roofing. Gener- epairing: guat ter nw_Adams71 | PAPERING AND PAIN'nh'o—wcrx guar- k-bottom prices. Looking for i 505 Kenyon st. n.w. Tooms, $5 up. Prompt PAPERING, 2075 S, and caulking. Roy White. 4 PAPERING AVERAGE ROOM lection. For free estimate, 1613. * 301 Poplar ave., Painting. P'AP:RHANG!NG oms. :-1 50 up: all ‘Shepherd papering. painting: IO work guaranteed. J. Jones. 2 Wi PAPER!N - Am‘rm —Let me u\e money ith mechanic direct): lnu'ed Clll Metz any_ time, ¢ 001. PAPE! HANGKND and painting; rooms 5 isfaction zulunt!zd Phnne District._ 7569 2813 n Decatur 2239. Formerly of 1116 H st. n.e. PERMANENTS $1.95. Bhnfll!l’ ':VGI‘ l;{r mlfl‘c!lll'llx.‘fl lhsefl D5 ete arcels and ha iS. "MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM. 13 N.¥, ave. n.w. Phone Metropolitan 7778. LEARN EXELD—PAM&)%_SLMEI'HODS or As Taught by MABELLE HONOUR Experts. Pleasant Profession. Uniimited Opportanitics Free Catalogue “Easy Terms MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1340 N. ¥. Ave. SSia 18 Years of Successful Beauty Training. SPECIAL $5 COURSES. CARD-PUNCH MACHINE COMPTOMETER TRAINING §5. SPEED DICTATION. STEN, TYP. $5. ARIAL COURSE. _$5. RA LWAY POSTAL CLERK CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATO! 26 TEh B W, Metraponan 8957 SITUATIONS—MEN. ACCOUNTANT wants few sets of books to keep: profi; and loss, financial statements furnished = Rates reas. Address Box £06-1. Star ofice. CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC wishes job 4Dref— erably truck): must have salary enough to keep 2. Address Box 403~ | EXCESSIVE WEIGHT puxnmnama Rooms—$5 Up. A 1' oxoso: ‘Phone Georsa 9468, private dn!lhéxu con- | 300" Quackenbos NW. | c Takoma Park. | == | $90.50 ohe mow Srice wis £350) c‘ AND BUILDING wn'nuE from feny wrecking jobs. Largest selection at GHINGER CO., Used, Material Dept. - NE C 8ts. G Ave V505 Nichols & E. CAHERlAB—.WE P ‘ e used ca era ine dal A an T - ains daily. " Robbin's. 525 11k e na EHH;.D,S‘ m} ISH MA{’II, (Gendmni Piow eer” line). re: A fion. Call’ Gleveland 01 i} '."x‘;?‘r""‘ F"“‘“ CHINESE RUG, 9x12; never been used, Reasonable. Phone Cieveland 9017 4518 49th st. n.w. NETS — Reconditioned__clarinets, 0 to $75: Boehm system. Easy terms. 30 G_st. ny HECHING! @Lu—l' I:ORN!TS—Good Fd o e ments. $15 to $35; some fine makes: all gmy uaranteed, Easy terms. Kitt's, 1340 I trade used cam- DXAMOND BARGAINS——A V!? fine col plete sele: n_of unredeeme: dllmonda. watches and jewelry for sale at prices much below their regular values, Sa 25% to 40%. All merchandise GUAI ANTEED as to weight. color and_perfece ton.~ Busses leaving ‘11th-and Pa, sve; s our door. ~HORNING LOAN South End Highway Bridse, opp. W'-EE,,ML”’. I DIAMOND BARGAINS wlcdtu of all descripticns for uch below their reguisr Vll :nundm GUARANTEED as caxa S04 Dertection Money cheerfolly refundeq if_you are not satisfled. Horning’s Loan Office._opposite Washington_Airport. FUR _COA & eacemed a Pric COAT. beautiful. never worn, Phone District FPURNITURE—Din! rugs, golf clubs. Onhoph ne 119 Aspen st.. Ch. Ch.. FURNITURE—Handsome 10-plece walnut dining room suite. exceilent :nndumn will sacrifice. Phone Adams : 7 pm. FURNITURE—Child's play Xurmlu sonable. Phone Georgia 317. FURNITURE—Beds, dresser: stoves, kitchen cabinets, sinks roomirg-house furniture. h N May be seen Friday after 7 p.m., Saturday GAS_RADIATORS ALL SIZES REGIS: TERS, SHOW CASES WALL CABINETS. 7 INDIANA AVE. N.W GENERATORS E\'h small in: | tors. _fans ) r:pllred sxr h. | GUN, Remin | less than 5 | raised matted-rib_barrel | coil pad: cost N i ock ‘llsacr'nc room, practically Md. nd “other st nw il day wHANDSO ME_ B | FICE PRICES RESI‘\LRAN"EQLI INDIANA AVE. N.V Hmzvnm CLASSICS ~perfect cost $150: price. $50. Pol | banguet “cloth (4 kins (2 dozen), Erench antique { box. half Phone Adams 10405 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of fo child’s bed: wish to sel s, Taylor. Barcroft, Va. pike LATHE—t “in. Darr's screw 1 .4 chucks and counter shi st LIVING ROOM SUITE. Dieces bro; v: “good con L% lnnin, 60 M t. D.e. (Southern Dairies) | MICROSCOPE (Bausch & Lomb) eter (B. & L.). Phone Georgia 6826. reas. | 108 CE FURNITURE- X gf used picces at low orices st nteed: $142.50: ine I mited number. Phone Norih B ORIENTAL RUG. ] small reasonable. little used, _ No dealers. meos FOR RENT. $3 per month and up: largest selection shington to choose from; rent paid applies to purchase price if you decide to buy later: for spe- cial sale values, see our ads under the “Musical Instruments” ciassification. Phone National 4730. 0 G st mmo-pnonocnuu combination. plays 10 or 12 inch records and changes th matically, Bawv terms. Kiw all hnme or apartment. Easy terms. Kitt's, 330 G EP furniture repairing. re- oo work” dohe. home 3t Gesired. Weaver. 1434 Newton n.w. Adams 8401. | comp. RADlO—PhH:oE 7-tube table model $6.05 Apex Elec. Co. 700 9t st. B.W. ve: BEAUTY PARLORS. SAFELY RED Wonderful Prench method used. Dr. s | Ledendecker. 3025 O n.w. West 1120. MOTOR TRAVEL. G LINCOLN TO FLORIDA MON- | n take three. c.nn Metropolitan | bt OR 7, AC Phone’ Dis- DRIVING TO BOSTON SUNDAY. DODGE. heated _sedan: ~reasonable; references. Phone Metropoiitan HARRISBURG. PA. AND RETURN BUN-! any new sedan. Mr, HILL, phone West | ot BUSINESS OFPPORTUNITIES. RESTAURANT for sale: fully equipped and furnished: beer-wine license: best sectit reasonable ofe dd r office. BOARDING, 11 rooms, 2 income, $275 !l'lomhl!v 1406 G n.w. BOOMING AND baths; rent, $60: s rms._Rm. 008, COLORED MAN wants job &s cook. waiter O aRenr . Gl trom 10 ] p.m._Columbia 2466-W. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, experi- $aced, Asply Room 710, Tnsurance: Blds.. COLORED MAN wants job_as bus boy. waiter, porter or_ housework; references. Fhone. North 9365, mNooRAPm 18 or 10 years old, good personal appearance: si $15 weekly; splendid opportunity for advancement. Ad iress Box 100-T. Star office. STENOGRAPHER _Alert_young man with knowledge of bookkeeping; must know city and _drive automobile. WANTED, first class. on and gentlemen’s coa buttonh WEIDENHOFF MOTOR ANALYZER be experienced on Ford automobiles. salary to right man. Star office. YOUNG MAN with light car v.o sell and collect; experience not necessa: Salary and commission. Excelient opportuntty !nr advai g drancement. | Apply 3337 Conn. ave. t Address Box 50-V. | li. LINOTYPE OPKRATOB wants work: re- liable, accurate._abie mechan! Address Box | MAN with car. hu!lness and Secrez Service gub- Cheyrolet Phone experience. g00d salesman: private or Address 340-T, Star MAN with 1935 light delivery geeks employment of any kind. Tound houseman, colored: good driving permit. 'John Walker, SECRETARY, working part time. desires ermament Job; BAENE ORloan. ase. o5 gellent recommendations. ~ Call clevellnd 8471 after 4:30 p. ‘IDVJNG MAN wanted in liquor Store. Must be over 21 and have driver's permit. and ®ood refes . e ngg:e necessary. Address Box Rex Battle’s Ensemble Music “ ‘Words and Music “ u Miniature Theater “« o« German Program Musical Potpourri Bobby Worth “Mutiny on the Bounty” Al Rot's Syncopators “ w Tito Guizar The Oleanders Dance Music Music Box -l Contest Winners & Mills Brothers Dflwn‘ by Hermans The Captivators News Music Fashion Revue Sunday School Lesson Billy Bissett’s Orch. Contest Winners | Today’s Winners Motor City Melodies Cecil W. Lusty Madison Ensemble Blue Room Echoes g Jackie Dick Fiddler's Orc! Evening Star Flashes Heller 'Tea Time News Bulletins Frank Dailey’s Orch. Labor News Review MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Lionel Barrymore, stage and screen star, will be the guest artist on Dick Powell's “Hollywood Hotel” procrtm on WISV at 9. He will scenes from his newest picture, “An Wilderness.” Compositions of the old masters and some of the popular tunes of the day will be featured by Jessica Dragonette and Rosario Bourdnnl Orchestra on WRC at -8. Dragonette will sing “Some Day,” {rom “Vagabond King”; “Ave Maria,” from “Cavalleria Rusticana,” and “Para- WMAL will present the first of a new series of programs called “What the Other Americas Mean to Us” on WMAL at 10:30. The principal speaker will be Gerard Swope, president of the @eneral Electric Co. RENOVIZE . . . your bome Unuseas .. Renovise Bignity wour home. )y Phone “Foeriy's” The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta “The Gondoliers” will be the Beauty Box Theater presentation on WMAL at 9. Conrad Thibault and Josephine Antoine will sing the leading roles. Bernice Claire, musical comedy and motion picture star, will be the guest soloist on the “Waltz Time” program, & WRC attraction at 9. She will sing, “When April Comes Along” and “I Love You Truly.” “Thank You, Father,” a hit tune from “Flying High,” will be featured by Edgar Shaw, baritone, during the “Broadway Varieties” program on WJSV at 8:30. Shaw also will be heard with Elizabeth Lennox, con- tralto, in duet vérsions of “With All My Heun," and “Cuddle Up a Little Closer.” First returns in the Nation-wide Authorized Service Marvel Carburetors CREEL BROTHERS 1811 t4m ST.NW, e+ DEcarsn 4220 poll of the radio audience to select an all-star foot ball team for each sec- fimo{the country will be announced c.mmunewcnnwmcat Irene Rich and her company on WMAL at 8. WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’ Exclusive Auto Radio Station YOUNG MAN, able to lea: s week trav- eliLg to Florida and return on circulation sales campaign; must be high school gradu- ate. age 18-23 years, of good appearance. Traveling expenses advanced. A D. Brewer. 4 to pm Hotel Latayette. 7+ FOUNG MAN who Enows Exocery business to_solicit orders: “mu s ahis"a0d Save cars S5a5 13tk en Baeogs CAB DRIVERS. Get Our Proposition on New 1936 Taxicabs. UNION TAXICAB ASSOC., 220 Mass. Ave. N.W. SALESMEN. Neat appearing young men to learn the used car busi- ness. No experience neces- sary. Opportunity to earn good money from the start. Must have good character |2a reference and be willing to work. Apply at once, Mr. Rosenthal, 'URISMAN CHEVROLET, > 625 H St. N.E. Exceptional opportunlty to form a satisfactory connec- tion. with an engineering concern offering an AIR CONDITIONING proposition on a sales pro; aj ing to the p}:lbl.ic 12 m%m of the year. No competition | time —large earnings assured. Address Box 362-T, Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. —'——_fi——-——_— PO :13: service; meals. Detmein Sgenatei%e time, Ex- YOUNG MAN. ccloud wants nuernoons or evening's work of any kin ve part- nme Job. mornlnu c.u Green. Norih 5007, 'OUNG__ MAN, ve reference. deaires job 85 porier chaufieur or Janitor. Phone North 4081-W. SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE. colored, would like whole or part time work of any kind. Call at rear 1351 st Giras VERMONT GOUPLE middle-azed_or man Slone seek Ight employment for the Winer. Phone Columbia 7515-W. eve. SITUATIONS—WOMEN. DRESSMAKING—Alterations. ghildren’s clothing. smockine. class_ work guaranteed. Pot. Mumscmm eses. copy work. Teports typed at home: expert stenographer; rea- sonable rl&l Phone Georgia 5758. NURSE. d. for_chil~ aren -hu"“.fim%".‘?"ii‘;%‘. &25° or "night. 8018, Room 14. after § p.m. NURSE. pncnul white, refined: good nmn cook. experienced, Virginia wom: n-nu. Va.. Route 1. Box 10. non-union. | Col. 90: income over S7 ;n:mhly Drice. $2.500; terms. Room 006, 'G AND BOARDING. very high ms. 7 baths, ING HOUSE, dow 1 rool $75; price. 075 Tusy Terms, 6_G_st. n.w. ARDINO HOUSE, 17th at Mass. a bed rooms. 15 single. rest. doub ths, Income over S1.100: rent month. 3.300—$2.040 cash n.x-nul No l(entsm Jeavins town. LUNCH WITH BEER. corner i o equipped: good bus. Price. $2.50 Gress Box 50-T. s i nm:e DRESS SHOP. § years do manageress in hosmul Pixtures cost_over Address Box b5-" RESTAURENT with bee Sauipped with "booths: little money-makers in Washington; rent o Must sell on account ‘of ill Located 17 h st n.w., town locatiol 51 500" takes 0 \GENT! goly $30. healt! Tatur 5 RENT, PER_MONTH: 11 rooms. 3 bnhs. ou hen handsomely furnished, new Qriental rugs: one of the best roomin house ]otll lons in Washington, showini 890d Inc mer must sell on account of m h!nllh 1920 Sunderland pl. n.w. ne Decatur 11 TRAN n downtown location: Wil take mansgin right. Requires $. For interview. address Box 54-T. Star off | rollers. UPHOLSTERING, furnifure Tepairing, re- flnuhln cheir caneing; work guaral ‘Weismulier. 2423 18th n. Adams 07 61 WEATHER STRIPPING, caulking an- teed satisfactory: 14 'years' exnmence highest quality material. Met. 3043. 10 WINDOW SHADES. Dupont Tontine washable shades made to orcer ‘at lowest prices: save your old For estimate. call Georgia 24 Inc. 5121 Ga. ave. Penn Decorating Co.. RADIO. Mnuntdgmbe a. ¢ um $160. 658 G 8t RADIO PHONO. COMBINATION—Philco 7-tube, §29.95: guaranteed perfect. Apex Eiec. Co.. 700 9th sb. n.w. Open eves RADIO to_instail; C‘ 44 e BXOS— 00 ('nd!‘ ing and repo: B Cmp. v B0 Teasonable ofef | refused. Avex Elec. Co. 700 9th st. 1w, | RADIO—Brand-new RCA-Victor automatia | HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES | Dapering. palntiGe, A0oring. pOrch IRCI0s- ures, plumbing. heating. roofing plas- | terinie. ‘Work guaranteed. _Estimates free. HOME MODERNIZIN( 4330 Yuma St. N.W. Cleveland. 5090. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. FIANOS —Brand-new. smallest “size. “ma- hogany apartment uprights only $145 with benches. These pianos are the latest and most_popular models and just the right size for small apartments or studios. Pay $3, Jown, S1 weekly. Kiit's. 1330 G st. Bear T4in PIANG, Bas, 315: Exceltone, T Siaver: Reciiane Sho. otner 5 Smith’s Transfer & Stor: lP CO 1313 You st. n.w.. Phone North 3343 Fianista, o | radio-phonograph combination. greatly re- duced to €119.50: plays 10 or 12 inch and changes them automat! ow price. Easy terms. nw | RADIGS EXCHANGED—A_ ¢, and d. ¢_se seu uraded $5 difference most_sets. AJ El 709 9th st. n.w. Open eves. REFRIGERATORS electric: warehouse slishtly shopworn late models, reduced 0 40%: cash or time payments. Smith's Transter & Stovase Co. 1313 You st. b.w. Phone North 3343 RUGS, Oriental and Chinese; opening sale. Rare Ru 10 lzunw ters. 0_up. Pl 13" block from Bhone Adams 6149: agent. Child Sociefy. st RU‘«!V(AGE SALE_ Christ yllmm; r‘eductd till sale ends. Dec n.w. several real values in | repossessed grands, any of which are real | values at the prices we are asking f them: outstanding is a beautiful little ma hogany baby grand. used only 4 months | and in ebsolutely new condition. that can | be purchased for the exact amount of the | b and best selling models and a wonderful Tl ot O wiee. O‘(!]\ars! \]n‘cln:hnu sc\d- ht. e mevellnfl % excellen[ condl- Phone Cleye- CONN TRUMPET. $4 tion. Onnnnl Dn‘ce $125. ANOB—WE have a few good. tioned uprights. priced at $35, and up; some fine makes and &ll guaran- Pay S$1 mkly free delivery in C. and_subi lso several pleyers at $79 and $99. st. PIANO—Smaliest_size lll m and Mary period style baby grand. $: a late model piano and in splendid condmn ideal for small homes or apartments. Pay $5 down, 150 weekly. Kitt's 1330 G st. (near OR!ANDG AND UPRIGH Tecondi- 4 are fow offered is sale includes ds and uprights. A ptiehs a8 Jow 850 " Grands anauprignts. for rent Consult us for bargains. Sole agency for the famous Hardman. Also Harrington. Bradoury. Schoninger and Schiller olanos Humn Worch. 1110 _G. since 1879 LUNCH ROO! uipped. for rent. per_month. R B Behnnfl 1317 P SPACE FOR V race ‘Apt. sonable. $100 t 8 Vi SHOP at Clifton Te Bullding of 281 apte: very rea- all Columbia 7744. PIANOS FOR RENT For special occasions, at reasonable rates. Smith’s Transfer & Storage Co., 1313 You st. n.w. Phone North 3343. LOCAL UN! RESID has in- vented a profitable product and service: needs financial aid in a vertmn!‘n ation- -lly e o AVE VAl vm imerm lo tlrty lurnllhlnl fund: develop and mar o et, Address Box -951' 2T Star office. will .mm REERY O 85, best oty rgc(fir- as : teaches O%un or he?ch Ad-m 1528 after CAL nm !oun‘ especially !ona o! elderl.v peopie; free to fravel; best ref- %: ‘ludu; p-n- Bhar offce = as manager apt. Rouse of hish- S5one. "% darece somsn-'r. G nme M-'l'. l g sei e A R A A SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL wishes seneral Bousework. Citcess or work of any Kind 37, e or go_home. Phone Potomac 2: 'OLORED WOMAN_defires work of Kind ' Ssturday, Bunday “and Mondas. !Itl ition. l"- et -3 !nurdny 70p = colond neat. re.u-bls. wants coo al ho k, laundry; city ref. mx% AR c‘yl’ 8'. w0t velersnces. 1850 T ot ; Sty reterences. mnnmmnao work after 6 D. nw.tilfl-llnnv.r: $:36°6 s x Tu; ed, Gioon mwe_sm g N:uonnl 4192, 10 a.m. to 2 only. 7 [CATESSEN AND LUNCH. e doine $40:000 ana unuy. Lo tlm- lease;” excellent location; brice, feduced, for guick sale. See Mr. Simer. North 7203. ROOMING HOUSES th FLOOR, 1406 G ST o hARcE UNLESS SO .‘ll‘lll.ll ot Bouse oF business: ' Quick, ”-‘ mtul Setion, " "Cali Metro: SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. “4dvertisements under this head ing are presumed to be from prie 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.” ightly used instruments 50; also a large m-t Took Cpke mew, 83.50; iapo, accordions at al 1330 G st. n.w. by Shresins in rebuls Burroughs, eic. n: ains in el , ete. B Ritea. &1 14th st. National 6063, - AmXCAN XlP!WRfl'm CO.. 1431 | prices on ‘factory re r the holiday seasan. Open_eves. s.n Amnnn furn., ban- QUES B e dlnmx iables, cabinets, desks. 8, Lgn Chase st.. Baltimore, Md. ‘m Pl R.Hl'l' URE, 1 “ehi Ne Geal q“n e Shepherd 1067, BED ROOM FURNITURE. 2 sets painted. white; one living foom mission sef ven} odd chairs; cheap. 1746 Euclid t. 0. ter 0 o'c clock Saturday morning. Phone 1330. 6* 5: reconditioned fine makes. Pay r 330 G st. n.w. EWING MACHINE. Singer. perfect tion, $10. Wheeler & Wilson, D Cholice of Mrs. Haw cone either. ‘sToKErR electric_ Save Tabor, hes s 15 co bu rk\\h{lnl Sr!nhfrfl 26 STORI flx"‘un}:s shelving | in good condit See Mr. Emmi! Liquor Store. 627 15th st. n.w | TYPEWRITERS—Current model nas and L. C. Smiths for rent Bargains in ree built and reconditioned machines. The L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc.. 1018 15th st. n.w. Phone Natlonal 0411, TYPEWRITERS. §$36: $4¢ mo. Just like rent: No 8 L. C. Smith, No. 10 ermz'en. No. 5 Underwood TYPEWRITERS—Sale Under-ome up; Reminstons. $16.50; Corona port $13.50. Many other bargains. “Un 3'14th st. -Phone National 6063 sizes from 1 years Phone Shepherd 3508, VACUUM CLEANERS, Tebuilt, 1-year guare antee. $7.75 and up: Hoovers Premiers. Eurekas Rovals, Encrgex; etc. Electric Ap: vice. 602 F & . Room 1072 VACUUM CLEANERS, G Tebuilt hku new: guar. 1 year. Eurcka. $0.75: Airway | or Elextrolux.” $14.75. with attachments: Hoover, $14.75: worth $5 o Decatur 8564 for_ deliv ton”until 10 pm. Just call Dec. Tea T el Nante Motora, 1 VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover with attache ments. like new: cost S$87 50 snu(flce. S§52.50 cash. 1348 Spring rd. n.w. _ VIOLIN OUTFITS. new. $17.50: complets with bow. case. rosi) Pay S1 veekl’ Kitt's. sed. $10: Apex spinner Tvpe, $39.5 llso Apex floor samples, 25% $00 o “Tor ash, Abex Elec. Con 708 et o.v._Open oves. Spinner, late model_same Phone 3 14th st. n.W. WASHER—A as new, 41"'1 Sth 8. D.W.. ADt. 102, Adams 7771, WASHING MACEINB—L‘I?! assortment Iate models. guaranteed: $17.50 up. Proc- ter & Ridgley. 3524 14th n.w. Col. 10000, WOOD for fireplace or stove, $7 per cord Sashington's largest wood Clark. Walnut 8487. 16 and up; one of dealers. $3 Down Delivers || . Good Used Grand i g e Bolance Budget Plan of Easy Poyments ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY 1239 G Se.