Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1935, Page 35

BERRY SPEAKER INFORUM TONIGHT Industry’s Problems Will Be Topic of Federal Co- ordinator. AJ. GEORGE L. BERRY, Federal co-ordinator for in- * dustrial co-operation, will be heard during the National Monday, December 9. P.M. 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 "4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Mary Mason Ma Perkins Vic and Sade 'The O'Neils President Roosevelt LS Betty Let’s . WMAL 630k Campbell's Royalists The Wise Man (Monday Musicale The King's Jesters Songs and Stories Talk it Over THE, 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1935. (Copyright, 1088) WOL 1,310k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS “Splendor” Afternoon Musicale w - The Vagabonds and Bob Today's Winners o . CarrtaL’s Rapio PROGRAMS Eastern Standard Time. WISV_1,460k Mnn.!_umn Matinee “ Hoosler Hop Music—News Pxeddzn“ t Roosevelt “ “ “ Radio Forum tonight over WRC and & coast to coast network of other Na- tional Broadcasting Co. stations. “In- dustry’s Problems Today and Tomor- row” is his topic. The forum, arranged by The Wash- ington Star, will be broadcast from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. The address will follow the opening of a conference which Maj. Berry called to consider industry’s future 5:00 | 5:15 5:30 |Tom Mix Al Pearce’s Gang bt = Aunt ‘Tarzan (Sports—Muslc Edwin C. Hill Word Man—Music U. 8. “ [Evening Star Flashes Singing udy. 5:45 |Clara, Lu and Em Little Orphan®Annie 'William A. Roberts Sue and Polly Vocal EVENING PROGRAMS Armz Band Bill Coyle well Thomas One 'I'lme Opportunities |Evening Rhythms 'Terry and Ted \Jack Armstrong Highlights—News [Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Vanished Voices Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra K" “Question George Orchestra relations with Washington. Maj. Berry's career has been one of widely varled experiences, Born in Tennessee, he moved to the West [Educal Rudolph Schramm Adventure Stories tion in the News Dangerous Paradise Myrt and Marge Mabelle Jennings Singin® Sam (Boake Carter Coast, where he secured employment as a printer. At 21 he was elected president of the International Print- ing Pressmen’s Union, an office he Hammerstein’s Music Hall Nelson Eddy “ [Fibber McGee and Molly . e “ Evening in Paris Ray Noble’s Orch. Detective Mysteries Lombardo Road CR Pick and Pat still holds. He served during the World War as & major with the railroad construction engineers. In 1918 President Wilson 00 (Horlick’s Gypsies 9:15 = o Grace Moore Greater Minstrels o Princess Pat Players Symphonic Favorites « . Fox Amateurs [Radio Theater @ oW “« . named him to the Amexjcan Indus- trial Commission to co-ordinate the Allies’ war industries. 4 Maj. Berry now owns and operates e Contented Program News O Dixie INational Radio Forum: Maj. George L. Berry The Iron Master Bulletin Fox Amateurs Harmonies = il News Bulletins Budapest Gypsies Wayne King’s Orchestra| 1 10:15 March of Time Martha and Hal one of the largest label printing plants in the country. He is likewise a farmer, with extensive holdings in Easterh Tennessee. He is a founder member of the American Legion. * kX X ED HUSING, Columbia’s ace sports announcer, has selected his all-radio foot ball team of 1935—a team composed of gridiron stars who thrilled the American radio audience. Incidentally. Husing selected a sec- ond team which, he said, is a very close runner-up. The first team is composed of the following: Night Owl rthur Reilly | 115 Magnolia Blossoms - Midnight Rhythms Howard Lally’s Orch. Dornberger’s Orchestra o Sign Off Gordon Hittenmark Slumber Hour Musical Comedy “ “ Dance Music “« . Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW Hayes, Kansas; Smith, Minnesota; Glassford, Pittsburgh; Jones, Ohio | State; Franco, Fordham; Widseth, Minnesota; Rees, Ohio State; Sand- bach, Princeton; Simmons, Iowa; |Gordon Hittenmark “ “ Sons Grab-Bag Yodeling Philosopher ‘|News—Morning Glorles of Pioneers e Moon Dial News Bulleting Dick Gardner’s Orch. Seymour Simon's Orch. w e [Elder Michaux - e Farm and Home Visit Bhakespeare, Notrd Dame, and Beise, Gordon Hittenmark Minn. % = - - x N Morning Devotions Happy Jack Cheerio W’HEN the new Philippine Clipper | ' takes off from San Francisco| tomorrow on her maiden flight to| Manila, William Burke Miller, N. B.C. ) |Gordon Hittenmark News |Richard Leibert, organist Grace and Scotty The Wife Saver “ Breakfast Club Bulletins Police Flashes Varieties News Bulletins Jack Ward, organist How 1t Started BY JEAN NEWTON. “By My Halidum!” “BY MY halidum I was fast asleepl” The quotation from Shakespeare is a typical use of this archaic oath, which 1is still, however, encountered from time to time. “Halidum” means holiness, sanctity. It is rarely used except in the phrase “by my halidum,” and then only, as has been stated, almost exclusively in connection with swearing. ‘We have the word from the Anglo- Saxon “haligdom” (holiness), cognate with the German “heiligtum,” having the identical significance. wgmrmlnd Advertisements on page A-11. SMECHANIC, colored: 4o Hot uniess thoroushly Sxvgrienced; eity references muu 140 20th st. n.w. Phone Sterling 9 9 mfiuzfl 0 uYTtlonong.x'h- ised_c vflmzld Mofor Co- mmfln.um @) experienced. ADply 8id- ney West. Inc.. 14th and G CHEVROLET PARTS w none other need apply. uumvm rolet, 460 New York ave. nubo llwfle‘n c FRONT-OFFIOE DESK cmx for sparte m:m. hotel ‘Adaress Box 202V, Star office, ‘experienced. Ap- . n.w., Room 107. a.m. or between SALESMEN, gl' l‘r Kno" Dlfl r lG'len a.m. B 4 and 6 p.m. MEN. white or colored. owning light deliv- ery trucks, can make $6 to $10 dally; late- modedl trucks not nunm.l o A0Bl3 betwesa an MEN to solicit coal orderl, nrofluhle e f.mmem durln: Winter uumber Coal Co.. 906 New York i e MEN, white only: beginners $20 first two weeks' work: average $2: comm. Apply Rm. 709, 5 _p.m. TGRAPH OPERATOR_BExperienced: must understand hand feed and repair machine. Address Box 26-T, Star olflige, PRINTING ESTIMATOR by large Phila- delphia firm. In answering. advise experi- ence. age lm‘l salary desired. Address Box 82-V, Star sAualum—c Tegister salesman file our complete mew line of cash-Te ing machines and food-checking machin 21 Apply by letter only. giving - , employment record for last years. ous elrnln!l and phone num- ber Address Box 4! tar office. SCREEN FACTORY | ulcnm and bead; steady job. District Screen Mfe M . Hyattsville. 10* 2 50 810 C_to wire & aver HO!MAK Lo ‘YOUNG BOY! 0 distribute adve! tisement. Clll l(N)D E xt n.w.. 2nd floor. YOUNG MAN to k_in delicates: liquor store; must be experienced; refer- ence. nm H st. n.w. YOUNG MEN—Need two at once for local circulntion cAmDaRD. " Cun eArn S15 Ber Yook Lo start. See Mr. Farley. Room 409, UNUSUAL oppom—’ufin LES M Thoroushly €xperieRced m Washing ma- chines. radios. refrigerators: men sejected to_take compiete charge; guaranteed sal- ary and mmm!l,ulon Apply Monday. Mr. ave. s.e. Bugle Call Revue News Bulletinsg program executive, will be aboard w‘ broadcast periodically the highlights of the trip. ‘ After deseribing the start of the| News—Music Home, Sweet Home Dorsey Brothers’ Orch. Three Shades of Blue “The INews—Art Tatem Edward MacHugh Today’s Children Morning Musicale Variety and Value Musicale Doctor Says” Folio of Facts Romany Trail Betty Hudson The Gothamaires flight Miller will attempt to establish | communication with the mainland |11: 00 every four hours while the Clipper is in the air. In addition he will de- “ gcribe the landing and take-off at each of the ports of call—Hawaii, Midway Island, Wake, Guam and | Tda Bailey Allen Sons of Pioneers “Your Child” U. 8. “ - | P.M. Marine Band Folio of Facts “ Views of the News EVENING PROGRAMS Hester Walker Beall Just Plain Bill 11:45 {Piano Moods / ‘Three Scamps Honeyboy and Sassafras Manila. * Matinee Today Xk kR TIME will be tumed back 2000 R The Simpson Boys |Curbstone Queries Lost and Found Church of the Air Luncheon Music and Home Hour . s Plantation Boys 'Vdice of Experience Bunny's Blue Boys years and the Star of Bethlehem | will be reproduced in a broadcast | from the Hayden Planetarium of the | American Museum of Natural History | Christmas eve. Stanley High, N. B. C. | ) |Sammy Kaye's Orchestra Farm Boulanger's Orchestra Music Guild Dot a! |Castles of Romance Balladeers William Lourts ‘Washboard Blues Popular Vocals and Home Hour nd Will Luncheon Music News—Music commentator. will describe the spec- | " |Music Guild tacle. “« < Vocational Guidance Mary Mason |Mary Mason Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neils | el e THE Washington Section of the In- stitute of Radio Engineers will elect officers for 1936 at a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the auditorium | of the Potomac Electric Power Co. Nellie King'" Kiwanis Glee Club Golden Melodies Meetin’ Housc College Debate News Bulletins Between Book Ends Happy Hollow School of the Air Concert Favorites Dixie Harmonies Waltz Themes Connie Boswell Revell s Jesters ‘Town Topics News—Music | Building st Tenth and E streets. | Betty Afterward, there will be a symposium *You Are Free,” from “Apple Blossom.” Woman's Radio Review | Sundown Revue Women's Clubs |Ranch Boys ‘Tu Time Evening Star Flashes and Bob ‘Today’s Winners « “ Chasin’ the Blues Your, SENTENCE OF 8 WORDS James Wilkinson The Singing Ladv Mary Penn Dance Tunes Famous Voices Health Walden String Quartet Science Service Tea at the Rits mesnlwwwnveny PO g P moms meus uoug 8 £ ] r— TESTS DRINKING DRIVERS Buspected Motorists Must Say “Susie and Sallie Sampson Sat in the Soup” to Go Free. PHILADELPHIA (#)—Those who | swerve sedans through this city’s streets should watch their sobriety. One sentence, says Dr. Hubley R.| Owens, chief surgeon of the Depart- ment of Public Safety, will save citi- gens stopped for driving while intoxi- cated. If you can say “Susie and Sallie Bampson sat in the soup,” you're so- ber, the doctor asserts. Nature’s Children Balsam Fir (Abies Balsamea). BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. EFORE the holiday season is over, make up your mind to become well acquainted with your Christmas tree, and if possible, those your friends have chosen. When you again meet some member of the family, growing up in the woods to gladden some human brother, perhaps next Christmas, you can say “hello” and really mean it. For years your tree has been grow- ing up for just this occasion, that of being in your home for a few weeks. The seed children were eagerly sought by some of the woodland folks, and those that escaped are growing up close to the spot from which your tree was cut down. One whiff of this tree will bring to mind the happy days of your camp- ing experience, the early morning sun that awakened you, and the swift trip to the lake for a morning dip. Perhaps you have had the experience of sleeping on the fir's fragrant boughs, or a pillow made of the spicy needles. Some folks confuse the balsams with the Douglas firs, Of- course, you will not, because’ you know from observa- tion that the balsams have soft, flat needles, that are not very wide and where the leaf dropped out there is & round leaf-scar on the branch, a true fir habit. There will be over 15,000,000 Christmas trees used this . How many will be planted to replace them? The wind and squirrels do their best, but: think of what it would mean to be unable to have these and other Jovely évergreens for Christmas? Trees from 5 to 20 years and over are cut down. Many never have the chance to enter the home of their human brother. ‘Something will have to be done about if. Why not start a club am your buddies to plant some seeds for the conifer mothers? Remember that the oldest living thing is a-tree; that besides being an eddition to the landscape, it shelters and feeds the birds, as they go back and forth on their journeys, and also gives refreshment to the myriads of crulsing insects. The Balsam 1 & father-mother tree," ‘, Nelson Eddy, baritone, and Margaret Speaks, soprano, will present the | “Voice” program on WRC at 8:30.| Eddy will sing “Song of the Moun- ties,” from “Rose Marie”; “Shade of he Sh!lberlng Palm,” lrom “Flora- dora,” and “Vision Fugitive,” from “Herodiade.” Miss Speaks’ contribu- | tions will be “Chinese Lullaby” and | “Steel Away.” A musical tour through Europe and the mysterious East will be the key- note of the Ironmaster Band concert | on WMAL at 10:30. branches. It is not unusual to see one that is 60 feet high, with pyr- amidal lines and slender branches, bearing two-ranked, blunt, green leaves. They have a lovely, dark, glossy coat, with a lighter lining, and in spite of the fact that the tree is shedding som= of her garments daily, her needles stay on 8 or 10 years before they finally drop to the ground. Each year a handsome, erect cone of purple color is developed. The close- overlapping scales drop off when the resinous seeds are ripe. Look on the trunk for the little resin pockets or blisters. This is known as Canada balsam and is valuable for mounting tiny objects. (Copyright, 1935.) % ¥ ¥ ¥k 4-STAR RADIO FEATURE Romance... Comedy...Thrills! Storring Robert Stone, Joan Blaine and Originel New York Cast PLAY OF THE WEEK Presented having both types of flowers on her | “The Show Off” will be the Radio Theater presentation on WJSV at 9. Joe E. Brown, screen comedian, will | have the leading role. | Howard Price, tenor, and the Ro- | many Singers will be heard with | Harry Horlick’s Gypsies on WRC at 9. Price will sing as his featured number of Government radio activities for the | year. A number of Government offi- | | cials will take part. Allan Kearns, musical comedy star, and Tess Gardell will be the guest ! singers on the Hammerstein Music Jolly Polly A Little Chat on English. BY JOS. J. FRISCH. | “Other people’s opportuni- ties” is the correct form, not “cther peoples’ opportunities” When & plural noun does not end in the possessive is formed by adding ’s, thus: “Men’s hats,” “women’s shoes,” “two sheep’s wool,” etc. If the plural noun ends in “s,” merely an apostrophe is | added to make it possessive, thus: “Boys' shirts,” “horses’ hoofs,” etc.® M. T~ Street Contest. South Africa has a contest to find the most attractive village street. RENOV!ZE pisie yau home for Particular Particular Renovisins EBERLY S SONS WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusivs Aute Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Hall program on WRC at 8. Kearns will sing several songs from Broadway hits in which he appeared. @ The SANITONE License Agmnent is our “Certificate of Merit,” on the following counts: v Experience Technical Skill ¢ Personnel Equipment ¥ Character Sexvice Ouners of the. SANITONE pateénts call upon many dry cleaners in search of qualis fied users. But only a few aré chosen because the number of those who can meet all of ‘the above emldfl‘m is come lllV'dy sm. P‘m us prove to you that there is gdnflm in SANI- | Connelly. 670 Pa. 3. WATKINS ROUTE MEN. Ambitious. reliable men wanted tmme- diately to sell Watkins products in Wash- ington and adjoining territories; custom- ers established; excellent opportunity for righs men. _Apply 822-A Conn. ave. CAB DRIVERS. Get Our Proposition on New 1936 Taxicabs. UNI ASS ON TAXICAB PERMAN ENT POSITION Large_corporation with offices in Wi ington, Baltimore and other principal cities wishes to complete sales organization be- fore end of year. Need three men in Wash- ington. two for Richmond. ~ Preference fiven to men between 50 and 55 Must ave exceilent character and a desire to become located permanently. Managerial opgnnumues (sales experience not essen- t Reply in own handwriting. giving phone number and hi your nxpenenee Address Box 4: Mce. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Five married men with cars: no canvass- {ng; advanced commission to start; salary. 176 per month when qu: " Apply mornings only. Mr. “Tracy, 4200 vin s MR. MILOUETOAST AFRAID” OF HORSES ©1935 Ny TRIBONE , e HELP—WOMEN, (Continued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS. il “M 1S DEATHLY B-I7., SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. wnlllul ) e Tnet 5. Blin cabine Co. ‘new location, a'ooln' Netl. nm ' Il lfl' Wh‘;".- Baum & ; Shoninger, $30; LT .‘..“',Z';ii‘f.fl‘ A and $00: il instruments in m:' con 1des Chr} lnmv 08 RENT—$3 Der month . Yareat sciection i p;lnhau oose {rom. Rent paid applies to chase price 1f you decid For gpecial sale vl vlluel oe s u E assi! .t H_e230_ Kits, 1330 G st.(near 14 MASON & HAMLIN GRAND. -nw Tavorite. Have your expert inspect A leave bid with Bandy” or Jackeon for Sloan's catalog suction Decsmbir 13. 155 EDUC! CHINE. _ Graybar, Bt Rl s lmemn' 745 . 2 ERA 'rons electric uu.mu en ot ety veducad 201 to 40%: cash or time payments. Smit Transter & Storage Co. 1313 You st. n. Phone Nonh RUGS. 1 omnm T $225 4338 1450 paria % bloc 140n ot Fhone Adams Dids: avest. RUGS—Opening sale of imported rugs. We carry complete lines of Oriental lnd Chi~ nese patterns in all will not be undersold. 4231 Oth st. nw RUGE_Orlental and Chinese; opening sa Rare Rug Ehop 0 agmn. t0 10 p.m. s, 1204 Call Jvest 1460, mm HEAL, coA'r -e! Apt 1001 h!ulrdclhy“o‘; 8 MACHINES—Singer, electric con= sole, round bobbin. bullt-in ' motor, $6! Singer, treadle, round bobbin, $15. 3337 Conn. ‘ave. SEWING MACHINES Cilearance sale. ail machines {rully reduced. Portable elec., like new. console elec. $25 and H drophea 927 P st. STUDIO COUCH. floor dr-!we{r; fiber rug. 1 chest of i T . in adv. $6_No deliveries. 50c dep. TYPEWRITERS—Current model _Coronas and L. C. Smiths for rent Bargains {n re- bullt and reconditioned machines Tn, Smith and Corona riters 1018 15th nw Fhone Nltlunll MIL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. (Continued.) PRACTICAL NURSE and houseworker, o live in: state age. qulll.fl:uaungn 2nd sl PAPERING AVERAGE ROOM. $5; large se- lection. For free estimate, call Shepherd 648, 20 Poplar ave. Takoma Park. al PAPERHANGING. painting and Elnterini AL rnsonlhle vrh:u guaran- teed. Schiff, 130 Websl:r st. Phone Adams ubu-w PAPERING-PAINTING—Let_me save you Beones (aca] Wity mechanic direc it; aetrad “Call Mets any fime, Gol. 0396 expected. Address_E office. SALESLADY for beauty parlors, to ltll direct for manufacturer. State Il phone number and experience. oggo By Tor riene parsy.: Address Box Star_office. @ oAl ombloyment. Vale Lumber Goal embloyme; 3 Co.. 906 New York nl'{ g 9° HELP—DOMESTIC. LAUNDRESS, refined, white, for institu- tion; all-electric machinery; $20 month and keep. Address Box 486-T, Star office. CHAS. R. HYSAN, Paperhanging 5%, & 5% Decatur 2239. Pormerly of 1116 H st. n.e. PAPERHANGING. Rooms—_$5 A T GEORGE. Phone Géorsia 9468. SITUATIONS—MEN. BOY, colored. wants job. hlllboy, clevlwr operator of bellhop. Hours 5 to Pho! t 7-W_after 550 bm> PIANO TUNING, $2.00. ‘Work guaranteed. estimate free_Chas. H. Speike. 215 Underwood st. n.w. Geo. 4792. RS—Po) per week buys s brand-new Reral with. tonen tone ol see us for that new or used portable Underraod Corono, Royal. Remington: we have typewrifers of every descrivtion: your old machine taken in trade. Phone Metro- politan” 9674 msmcv. Typewriter Change. 715 H mr:wnmns— woods, 50 ip: Remingtons, S10.50¢ s yonlblel" $13.50. Many other bargains R13 14th st. Phone National 806: VACUUM CLEANERS. facto: new: guar. 1 year. or Electrolux. $14.75 Hoover. $10.95. worth $50 each. Decatur 5584 for delivery and demonstrae tion until 10 No_ obligation to buy. Ji leave your name and 3 t h n.wil* ou 5200. Phone WAS] R‘sfi’ TRONERSTnventory clearance. all makes my o prices. Proce ferd Ridzely. 3524 14¢h st. Col. 100 BUTLER. valet. huunmun white, first class; best references. Call Lincoln 6035, 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. CHAUFFEUR—Responsible _party leavin city seeks to place colored chauffeur. Cal North 4181, Branch 107, between 9 and 1 o'clock and'2 and 4:30 o'clock. MEDICAL STUDENT, 3 years’ pharmacy experience, honest. relial er. desires part or full-time work of kinl: wages nominal; references. Addres: 707 H st. n.w., Apt. 2. District 5248. 11* YOUNG MAN. "fi experience in selling. desires work of any kind: driver's permit, 800d reference. Fhone Adams 2446. SARVIS—BUILDER. panTING cARPtNTRY PLUMBING, REPAIRING Everything in the Building Line Pinanced to suit. Special attraction for cash. Phone Metropolitan 4041 Until 5 P.M, Greenwood Evenings. - UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing. re- finishing. Work done in home if desired. Weaver, 1434 Newton nw.w. Adams & UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing. re- | "HOLS' flnllhml chair caneing: work guaranteed \ ‘Weismulier, 2423 18th n.w. Adams 0761.21% SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. COOK. colored. exp 1 employed Foand: 8o odd TJobs: wian tolive in- Call Monday. Catherine, Decatur SITUATIONS—WOMEN. ACC'T, expert, books openea :mm kem audited. statements. $10 Peferences: estimate free. Adams GIRL. colored. as waitress, m: hotel or doctor's office or elevator upeuwr Phone Decatur 1860. DOW pt. house or m:n- Class rooming house: wids fxperience, rent ing. selling._Address Box 248-T, Mce. WIDOW. (Christian). capable _ = pendable. desires position as companion or overness: unencumbered. Cleveland 0059. YOUNG WOMAN. refined_desires position as housekeeper for employed couple: no laundry,” Phone Greeawood 1501 be('ecn AUTO SALESMEN Por our used car dept: plenty of floor Dlay. ‘plenty of prospects: a fine stock ¢ ork Y SPencie Goportunity ‘for the :transportation furnished. *SULLIVAN CHEVROLET, Direct Factory Dealers. 460 N. Y. Ave. N.W. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. COLLECTORS full or Dln “m' in Dis- trict and vicinity: no sell 0] r- tunity for Government e 105 u Constructive Sales Corp. 231 lnnlubll Blds.. Balto, Md. — WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTSW, OPERATORS! JOBBERSI— Here's youf chance to gel amazing values! Bigger selections at unheard prices! A complete line of mdse. that resells profit- ably. Notions. razor biades, cosmetics, Preeze Zema and over 2.000 other fast- selling articles. Naiman Sales Co. 807 Mt. Vernon pL n.w. io* EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. e cooks, ma others’ undress housethen; ref. Dec. 3551. 1837 11th DOI!ET!C for help. . Men, women, Declnl any caj RELIABLE AGENCY. Decatur 0561 Tk has cooks imothers helpe INSTRUCTION COURSES. N For vyoung and rapidly growing industry, offering_attractive opportunities: men se- lected must have good charaeter, fair education. be mechanically inclined and willing 10 train in spare time to qualify. Write fully, giving age, experience. pres- ent occupation, nnone "Utilities Eng. nn Address Box 224-T. Star_office. 403 b, SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL. reliable, wants after- noon’'s work. Prefer working couple or bachelor apt. References. FPhone North CURTAINS STRETCHED. 40c per Dair 33c per panel; called for and delivered P Phone_Atlantic 3811-J. 9° CURTAINS_ sireiched. 40¢, pair, work gmm for and delivered. Phon GIRL, colored. reliable, housework. Phone North GIRL. colored. wishes general Bousework. | part time or nursing; reference. Call Di ric nts job, general 598. LAUNDRY to take home: good at men's Shirts: das's work. Call North 5355 WAITRESS. chambermaid. white. refined. experienced: references; good pay; smali family. ter 7 p.m. MAN. ml!lble Ienenl work in ay nights: refs. WHITE W small famil Ndaress Box 437°T. Btar ofice. | ing down. up to 5 years to pay | free: work VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIRED We repair any make vacuum cleaner for $1 (Parts extra; very reasonable) Al makes repa . Pree delivery. Phone Nmoml 505 ELECT! APPLuch smvrc! co., WEA' IPPING. cnulklm guaran- et eatistactory: 18 experience: Highest quality material)® Met. 3043, - 10° HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPéNI’E! FEDERAL HOUSING RATES. Payments as low as $5 monthly: noth- estimates payment suaranteed. First February. PAPERING PLASTERING cmuflm! ODELI ROYAL CON I'RACTING CO Graduate Engineers. 907 15th 8t N.W. | National 3803, Night, Adams 8520. SAVE NOW Remodeling and Repairing. Start paying | Feb. 1. Low as fi monthly e STIMATES. Painting. Plumbing, Carpentry. Paper: Heatitis, Plastering, Porch Riclosuren s’ Federal Cont;actmg Co., 913 N. Y AVE. N.W. t. 7403. ight. Ad. 0033. 12* BUSINESS OFPORTUNITIES. $3.000 SECURES you a substantial interest | E e Ry At 0 . dress Box 493-T, Star office. ! yeu’ T ROOMING HOUSE—12 rooms. baths, steam heat: always filled: downtown | fion:™ honest. Dusiness propositions $500 | required: balance easy terms; no | 1217 K st. n.w._Met. 6528. 14° | HEATING PLUMBING FLOORING WOMAN. colored, wishes general house- work, Isundering; day's work; reference. Phene District 5198, PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Per- sonal is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. SUN TAN ELEC. BATHS, STIMULATOR ntmmlmxl dandrndnuen only Mno 1nth MADE ] our motorins STATION, perfect location, gnced‘ : owner retiring; long lease. Phone Greenwood_2403. | SPACE FOR VALET SHOP at Ciifton Ter- | race Apt. buliding of 261 apts.; very rea- sonable. Call Columbia 7744 ry agency_e short hours: owne; [ h_st. LISHED 15 W Table Toute; net ‘Drofit above $100. wki $1,800 cash can buy on 2 weeks' triai; 200 deposit which will be refunded if profit is less stated. Addr!l! Box 150-V. Star ofic EAUTY P . fully__equipj booths; well estab.; rent, $35: only "ibo down. Room 908. 1408 G st. Mr. Parker. WANTED—ROOM AND fant baby in refined home: n-ummmcu- lm Address Box 189-V. Star of SIOTHERAPY _ TREATMENTS Colds, peuriils. asthma and Jsinus vmmn and_vapor cab. baths. _Pot. COLONIC TRRIGATIONS. PKY apy; graduate nurse: open Sundays. residence or mine. Call District 1370. Your 10' WILL BUY ROOMING Houses any part of the District. Cash within 24 ho ank Lincoln | Realty Co. North 5374. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER €O.. 1431 East | Special prices on “factory re- SWITCHBOARD (P. B. X.) training, pxu- actual experience on busy board: also touch typing, flling; many opportunities; short course.” Inquire PERSO] Ve ICE, INC.. 1311 G. jonal 2114. practical health philosophy when has Booklet, J. M. Cene iR o u.v. 10* 'ARY or JR. ACOOUNTANT- ‘have more—opportunities are DAY. Your best investment COURSE_UNUSUAL AD Register_today for the mext BOYD'S, 1333 P st. National 2338. CARD PUNCH operation instruction given on lead of International machines such abetic-duplicating punch and a y to learn, widely uled i Government_departments. Rates sonable. Classes now forming. Call for demonmnuun Homer Bullding. LEARN medicine LLEGE. National 1748. TELEPHONE training “course, oniy $10 50“ !ldx nified positions. SPECIAL $5 COURSES. CARD-PUNCH MACHINE, COMPTOMETER TRAINING §5 SPEED DICTATION, STEN, T RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK CIVIL SER REPARATORY SCHOOL. 529 xzthv&“upw eumuun 6337. ¢ LEARN WORLD-FAMOUS BEAUTY CULTURE As Taueht, by MABELLE HONOUR Experts. ited wmflunm:a o7, Terme @1 o bRy MAI 1340 N. Y. Ave. NW. 18 ‘Years of Successful B HELP—WOMEN. ‘Training. alain SEAGTT FARLOR OPERATOR permanent on. for air-around. o rator; ¥ E‘ Harpe "11 P, mot nmecessary. m anted. with business expe- r’!mu Homer’s. um P st. EDIPEONE o Dictaphone operasr, commen- 225-T. hine o M ] ted. wer in own hand- M ress .ox 200-V._Star office. ELLIOTT- eperatar, vrmnl PRACTICAL USE HEALTH PHILOSOP! yhen cmedlcxne has failed. Boouzt. sn. pri builts and portables for the holiday season. Give us a trial. Lincoln 0082. Open_eve QUE__andirons, _fenders. _gold-leal Hm S eed: results ‘elsctive tor .,,,:Er time or wnnu W“UK H!“ hll r‘ Aflolu MM RUPTURE RIPAIRI'D WHILE YOU WORK. Examination by appolntment (no chargel. (OMA CLINIC. _Phone Georgia 6i YO MEN omA'rmo EST) lished home on non-profit basis. desire a: ; reasonable; all privileges. Phfl Adams 7499. AL PLOT IN CI:DAR Part cash. balance Aitiress Hox 455°T otar BEAUTIFUL Bl Hill Cemetery. suit purchaser. office. ANTI( framed mirrors: also large assortment of flat and hollow sterling silverware: make suitable Xmas gifts; prices reduced. Mur- Tay Galleries. 1724 20th_st. n.w. ARMATURE WINDINGS—Save mone; electric_refrigerator motor repairs: large stock motors. armatures. brushes. etc.: Starters. generators. exchanged. Tepaired: lowest prices. Harris Armature Co., 8th & O n.w. North 1920. BURIAL PLOT in Cedar HIll | Pm c balance to_sult dress Box 4: Star office. on BEA Cemetery. purchase; BIDS— b ngs and mat- tresses. double couch and pad. $10. 16 mndolph place n.w. Phone North_7205. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE BED n.oou Hiving room suite_ breakfast set. day bed. sink, pigno, dressers, beds m D n and g t del. Oo 10 L n.v P Nat: 6670 CARPENTER—Partitions, nenhe. noer-, sash cords. doors prices. Prompt service. CHAIR CANEING g.a'm{m rockers _splinted. O Pour e Met 3083 ELEC. SERVICE— J2u Phone” Get Ready for Xmas. “We 1 Wire.” BEDDING, HA gémuu reno ; ash. Mattress nrl'htwood Electric !llon ‘Will Install Your | st. iring Jobs. 300 Qulnkenhl NW. ELECTRIC WIRING "‘“‘“‘! m gl-r bouse flx‘umn bu- zfi complete, chifforobe. E elmnn. 3303 Geor- eia_ave. 3{0! Rolifast ana other hizh-grade azeiton m & Sporting Goods Store. 424 m BICYC lowzu price styles: 19.60 uj Slvere 1108 B !'. n.e. all sizes, all used, $10 up. AND FURNACE_REPAIR_PARTS 5 o "“"‘.‘fi‘ .Qo':_‘ 'ntih-nb ce., ete BOTTLES. ks, é Boutheast Bntllu Bunplx Co "733-39 llth s.e. _Phone Lincol BRICK AND B lm.Dmo w\’rnuu. Phg whocking Jobe. | Largest selection at bargain prices. !R CO Uud l‘llerlll cht FHRPRES 5““.,’%"’““; m D ‘WOOD FLOORS LAID. BARD- cuvmn 5080. Floors Cleaned and Waxed, Sanding and refinishing. ml. 3718, HOME SERVICE—C: m ainting. Geiing & special :ud 5 st. n.e. "ll’-;l?u!e uncoln 4022 AND rumwonfle—fiim-'l 88 $7.45 with and sunfast wi 1936 samples. I do mates free. W furnished. erences "Call _eggflofir write 3535 Ga. ave. D.W. vioss 1G. mmlnl. marlnl. general I_do my own | mi ‘Kaban, !.:n md duuul. Bun 'hlumech an T : '“ *Brady, unu 80-3. P. "‘&‘i‘i’hu M LSmith 1734 Webster . atns 7108 and permanent wavers. Applr at lala P st. 0.W. Warner Beauty studio. o_phon AN A abind g e Boy 107-V. Star offce. GIRLS-LADIES. $8 wlllll ooty it s e feltded epuFiess ADIES. now employed. for pari-tim W JEATET ST T G A SPFXJIALTY A-1 work luusn‘eed ates uLeer. “)’!er: nnnn le. -STORY HALL $30 nfl’ » fl*’hfise' up; unuk unlu & -nyun- Xl BUCKWHEAT BLOWERS—, burn_cheap coal. $12.50 up: thermos $6.25 up; sale prices and cheap coal ;lou money; let us explain; no obli on. arris ature Co. 9th & O. 'Norih 'WOOD—Highest grade seunned Split C Oreplace. furnace: free kindling, delivery: $5.50 % cord. Berwyn WOOD for firéplace or stove. $7 per er cord and up; one of Washington's largest wood dealers. F. W. Clark. Walnut 8457. 16% USED BRICK. Immediate delivery: 1.500,000 on hand: also Jumber and heavy Georgia timber. State Contracting Co.. Laurel 324. cu]llr 57-3. (REVERSIBLE) OLSON RUGS Made From Old Rugs, Carpets and Woolens A large variety of patterns to select from. including_e: Cmial. Diain ana T toned nn DISPLAY TRUCKS bring to Your home and call for your old russ by appointmgnt. Phone NAT'L 2182 FACTORY DISPLAY-ROOM 900 F St. N.W. Seventh Floor OLSON RUG CO. Washington, D. C. Two-Tub Den.onstrators Only $1 Week Pays ARTHUR JORDAN Piano Company MUSICAL msmum‘rs—mni several real es repossessed grands. any of which are hogany’ s mon and in absolutely new condition. that can he exact amount of the 86, (monthly payments 18 1 one of our latest and best selling models ‘and s _wonderful value at this price. - Others, including sev- eral period models, €170 $20 . $275 mn.p 500 G it (nekr 1440 . §90d recondi- 35, $45. $55 We. hl\e a few Tionea apnghts. Briced and up;_some fine maki teed. Pay $1 weekly D, G, and suburbs: $79 ind S Puko——Sm.um size Willia T $170: late model piano and in splendid eanmmn. ideal for small homes or soartmente Fay $5 down. $1.50 weekly. Kitt's, 1330 G st Taess T4t 5tY. PIANOS—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 tize for small apartments or studios, uaranteed down. $1 550 G st, (near T41h st). | guaran- free delivery in alsg several players at ite's, 1313 You &t. n.v. GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS in al varied woods and shades are a: our warerooms in @ choice selection of standard makes at prlce: thet will mt;ara rears. l 921 ha: ?e'e'x'. ReTSmatal ‘piano of the Metropolitan Houst llrll{ldsolfld uprights for rent. - APARTMENT - SIZE_ UPRI riced for qulck sales: cne Narrison $128: one Monarch mnld;lpx: er I!n! nnnlled on purchase “rtf:se Hugo Worch, 1110 G. Home of the ardman piano. used by the Metropolitan 2y for 15 yun 7191110 PIANO. Steinway, modem uD mahogany. good o sacrifice. “fof cash. _Cojumbia 1710 until ® p.m. 9% S T % CHINESE RU! 2; never Reasonable. rhono Cl"ellnfl 90l7 lblfi lflfih L n' mufimanhons.- dv-hnu ND BARGAINS—A_ver; flnu com- election of unredeemed diam vnuhumnna ewelry for nlel at DE:-% Lo 0%~ Al erchandise. GUAR- to t.. color and Bustes lnvln‘ 1ith w at _ou : ouih End Highway Bridse, opp. Wash. Almon. 'R_COAT—Will sell beautiful fur coat. :nuvn Sota. $96. Bhone District 3230- o s%on‘ \Idn ull eott $400. -:x- X e e aeh. *Bhone Lincoin G370, asent. N gmmwm%m 0 up; ‘-‘.’um 25 HANDSOM] Blfig PL!TI SACRI- FICE SoIeEs Al 627 INDIANA AVE. N.W. * PIANOS FOR REN'I‘ Por special occasions. at nable rates. 8mith’s Transfer & Ewrllfl Cn o lau You S nw. Phone North 3343. COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL nu anthracite coal. white a( chestnut, $11: 21 Dehflcl ol Adams_3180. n.w. Phone WQOD, seasoned oak. sawed a0y 1e go $10 " per _ cort "§ Bolmfll phone Lasurel 47-P-11. wist fi“ ey juine hardwood. el PENNA. ANTHRACITE, ash, pea. $9.50. ‘WOOD—Genui :4nd hickory, $11 cord. Phone BEA Lord Balumure Coal Co?., 6186, 1324 Wisconsin Ave. N.W.. West DOGS, PETS, ETC. Harris lu!tl 19820. tered. Call 228 G st AW,