Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1936, Page 38

C—4 CARDENAS 1S SEEN FORCEFUL IDEALIST Mexican Peasants Believe Reform President Has Interests at Heart. A word picture of the man back of the Mexican social revolu- tion, President Cardenas, is pre- sented here in the second of a series of siz articles on the chang- ing order in Mexico, written by a veteran newspaper man who has extensive experience in that coun- try. BY GORDON GORDON. MORELIA, Mexico, June | (N.ANA,) —Lazaro Cardenas, a little shy and not at all the blustering Mexican type of my general, sai in the Micnoacan State Palace as governor here four years ago and contemplated the day wien he migat | become president of th: republic and extend some of the notable and drastic | reforms he had launched here. Today. despite rebel outbreaks, re-| ligious riots and the turmoil that his plans for a socialistic state have stirred, he is driving hard on a gigantic pro- | gram to place Mexico on an equal? plane with the United States, both | in diplomacy and living conditions. | He is still shy and retiring and often hesitant in conversation, but he acts swiftly, boldly and rutnlessly. He wears the mask of a dreaming ideal- ist, and his life is almosi thai of an escatic, but he rules with the lorce of a Hitle: Such is the man who may smash through on one of the mos. fan- tastic experiments any government in the world is attempting. and wno may become the dictator ot the firsi pow- erful proletariat in the Americas. Crisis in Next Few Months. The next few months of crises determine that. If he emerg | the bloody unrest which is now surg- | ing over a part of Mexico. he will become a kingpin among the minor | dictators of the world and the United States will awaken to a new Mexico which will no longer be submissive to the whims of the colossus of the North. President Cardenas is even more de- termined than his predccessors to build a Mexico for the Mexicans and to end the domination of the for- eigner in every ficld. He is idolized here in his state of Michoacan. “He was a good gosernor.” the man- in-the-plaza say and he is a good President. He is honest and deeply sincere but, more than that, he is one of us.” The peasant in nis thonged sandals in Hermosillo believe: tha.. uoes the Maya woman in her huipil in Meri@a. His enemies grani that he is conscient that he believes he s pursuing the best course for Mexico. “Didn't he cut his own salary in half when he was governor?” the man-in-the-plaza asks. “Didn't he re- turn 93.000 pesos out of his 100,000- peso expense account when he was an army general? No one else ever did that. Didn't he refuse his own congressmen an increase in pay re- cently when they tried to raid the treasury?” Appeals to Masses. In a nation accustomed to & tyran- nical attitude on the part of its peliticians, Cardenas has cleverly truck into the hearts of the masses by traveling through the country on horseback to talk with the peasants, by speaking in such simple language | that even a child could understand | him, by driving an inexpensive auto-i mobile, by refusing to stage the zm-‘ tering presidential balls of his prede- cessors, by giving his son an Aztec name and in other ways. When he underwent an operation a few weeks ago for appendicitis. he insisted on being lodged in a ward with other patients. Certain of his reforms, too. have penetrated to the root of Mexican life, especially in the mountain wilds and jungles. Among these are: 1. His plan to improve the health of the isolated villages. He has al- ready sent brigades of physicians and nurses into the hinterlands of ‘Yucatan, Guerrero and Morelos. They have taught Indian tribesmen and mestizos about sanitation and the uses of simple medicines and have tried to encourage youths in the villages to study medicine or nursing. There are | some 500 towns in Mexico, each with & population of a few thousand, where there are no physicians. “See, the President is helping me,” a dying woman said in a little settle- ment near here, who had been treated | by one of the brigades. “No one ever | thought of me before.” Farm Program Popular. 3. His program to get small farms for every Mexican agrarian. During the last year, more than 11,000 acres were distributed to some 300,000 | families. This land was appropriated | from the public holdings of the gov- ernment and from the large haciendas. ‘While the division of the haciendas &till continues a stormy question, more and more of the owners are willingly agreeing to the plan, which provides that only lands which have not been used for several years and whick the hacienda does not need to maintain its past production shall be taken. In a country where oxen are used for plowing, and all equipment is wooden, the ministry of agriculture is supplying more and more farmers with free tools and machinery apd is conducting schools in modern farm methods. Mexico goes hungry today because only 7 per cent of the erable land is cultivated each year, and the yield per acre is far under that of the United States. Cardenas is attempting to move thousands out of the over-populated central plateau about Mexico City and has established several extensive farming projects for these new col- onizers. 3. His extension of suffrage to women. This was a radical move for a country where even today in most of the village lands the woman is ex- pected to walk behind the burro on which her husband is riding. For centuries women have lived in vir- tual domestic slavery in Mexico, and only within the last few years have s few bold ones dared to study law, medicine, business and such subjects. Women’s Suffrage Move. By granting suffrage to women Cardenas added a host of supporters to his cause and more firmly en- trenched himself, but the strategem didn't ease the opposition of the church women in the villages to his socialistic schools, as he had hoped. 4. His crusade against (illiteracy among adults. Every government in Mexico has been a minority one, be- cause, in a nation where millions cannot read or write, a popular elec- tion is impossible. Seeking to edu- cate thousands in the simple matter of the A, B, C's, Cardenas has sent 30 will from | home [ | ganda purposes, it is achieving sur- | if “industrial tyranny” continued. | ton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. teachers throughout the country to conduct “cultural centers,” and he THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 19 HELP—MEN. (Continued.) INSTRUCTION COURSES. _(Continued.) has appealed especially to the work- ers and the agrarians, who form the backbone of his administration, to attend them. They have suddenly become education conscious and in most villages men of 40 and 50 are competing with each other to see who can read a newspaper in the quickest time. Small libraries, built inside trucks, also are taking books and plentiful supplies of propaganda into remote districts, where a book is worth its weight in silver among those who can read. While the entire educational sys- tem is designed primarily for propa- prisingly quick reults for such an il- literate country. Through constructive programs, such as these, Cardenas is appealing fo the nation to give him the time he needs to carry through his experi- ment of developing a proletariat which would dictate to capital, but which, unlike communism, would not attempt to take over the factories and businesses, except as a last recourse (Coprright. 1036, by the North American Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) MERCHAN'I:S TO MEET Br a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Vi June 29— Methods of store improvements will be discussed by several speakers at a meeting of merchants, at 8 pm. to- day, under auspices of the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce. Robert W. Whitton, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, represent- ness manager of the Chamber of Com- merce. John W. Howard. divicon manager of the Virginia Public Service | Co., and W. B. Shenk, also of the pub- lic_utility, will talk. The meeting will be held in the Vir- ginia Public Service Co. auditorium. Traffic Convictions FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Vincent D. Lynn, Maryland, $25. Harold A. Mansfield, Maryland, $25. Louis Haas, 4708 Eighth street, $10. George W. Price. jr., Maryland, $10. Frances Williams, 1112 Fourth street southeast, $10. Wadie G. Saar. Maryland, $10. Louis J. Norestean, 2908 Alabama avenue southeast, $10. Grant H. Poe, 233 Sixth street southwest, $10. | Clayton W. Gray, Maryland, $10. George H. Forester. Maryland, $10. Robert L. Lockwood, 18 Fourth street southeast, $5. | Charles R. Hughes, 515 Rock Creek Church road, $5. Joshua Evans, 3d, 3405 Lowell street, $5 Solomon Jasker, 2313 H street, $5. Earl F. Turner, 305 D street south- cast. $5. Benjamin Robinson, 119 L street, 85 Alvin Stovall, Virginia, $5. Courtland S. Ferguson, 3133 Con- necticut avenue, $5 Ralph A. Carpenter, 1400 Kearney street northeast, $5. Charles E. Brown, street, $5. Lillian P. Vandermiller, tucky avenue southeast. $5. Frank C. Saxton, 1012 Pennsylvania avenue soutiieast, $5. Charles L. Waitman, 596 Park road, $5 Jessie W. Moore, 1038 Eighteenth street, $5. ‘_Arrher L. Haycock, 3034 M street, 5. 1827 Lamont 114 Ken- CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. 1 Luncheon. Optimists Club, May- | flower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon. Civitan Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Democratic League, Hamil- ton Hotel, 7 p.m. Metropolitan Police School, Hamil- | ton Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting. Georgia Avenue Business Men’s Association, 3608 Georgia ave- nue, 8 pm. i | Card party, Women's Mizrachi of | Washington, 2948 Macomb street, 8 pm. TOMORROW. Luncheon. Electric Institute. Carl- i | i Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Midweek Luncheon Club, Hamilton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Photo fignven' Union, Hamilton Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Chi Sigma Sorority, May- flower Hotel, 0 p.m. Meeting, B. P. O. Elks, Washington Lodge, No. 15, 919 H street, 8 p.m. Lost and Found Advertisements ‘l:ln:l{‘ st found on page A-3 col- HELP—MEN. AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FENDER M must be an expert: references required. vid_Herson. 1708 7th st. n.w. UTO MECHANICS (2). steady work. zood salary. " Hinson Motor Co.. 1362 Florids avesnlescvie oo BOGCKKEEPER middle-aged. State ex rience and sajary expected. Address 238-T._Star office SRS BOOTBLACKS, experienced. 922 17th st. nw._ Farragut Valet Shop. g BOYS for curb service. between 18 and E'?e Yx', 's of age Apply 5111 Georsia BRICK SIDE APPLICATORS, experienced: also helpers. Call between 5 and 7 p.m. Economy Biding and Roofing Co.. 2000 2Ath st_n.ePotomac 4075. ® BUILDING CLEANERS—Must be_experi- enced: ood pay: steady work: apply ready o Guten City Renovatipe Co. 17 Ma. one Cal- See | departm g00d earnings to of sharing company tomers. no capital Star office. MEN—I coffee rou 800d income to start rience needed: Room 00 MEN._ | needed MILL MAN— It class cn scra. NIGH | makine the finest produc.s | crt MAN 10 take ¥p landscape work: satisfied ! needed: shrubs. fruit trees, customers. New_York. MECHANIC on coin machines and pin games: must be experienced. ~ APBIY 1:j05 st.n % MECHANIC AND FOREMAN. thoroughly ex- per of proper and complete qualifications will be coneidered ence and Teferences. Star_office. s MEN—Due to promotions in our organiza- tion. we need route men and experienced salesmen to flll vacancies: «nly men ef ncat appearance, good characier and williag 12 gork need apply: $35 weekly atl start: no experience handle orders roses. evergreens. berries: old and new Moore Co., Dept. C. News ienced on truck work and fully capable handling shop Only man possessing In reply give compiete experi- Address Box J8-T. salary rnd commizsion, Padeett. from 4-8 p.m. at 131 T ent of I new poi profits _with cus- Address Box 436-V, established customers no capital or expe- reference reauired. Apply ary ‘plus bonus: pe; strings or_trick contract; drawl See store mar.. after 700 Otis iz s and doors ind Mfz. Co Md steady work. District Screen 5 Mar, 7 2 I switch- vattsville PORTER, experienced. for restaur ply 702 H st. n.e. B RADIO MAN. must be an expert on auto- mobile radios: references required. See David Herson. 1706 7th st. n.w. = REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN. must be well recommended and know ail makes. Steady employment and good salary. Ad- dress Box 207-T. Star office. i SALESMEN (2). auto and cash bond neces- sary: salary and commission. Mr. Jenkins. and high-school g use of shorthand college work . . . classes Tivoli_Building Telephone in secretarial wishing employment ment service for all qualified students. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, TOUCH TYPEWRITING GREGG SHORTHAND. July 6. Opening new classes for college students | raduates desiring to make and typewriting in their Beginning and advanced subjects for those clusive place- 14th St. Columbia i Park Rd. ™. TYPE' 8 WEEKS IN STUDENTS. J. HAR! Course material. general cially for typists' SCBOOL. 11553 F On_ Thursday conduct another and typist applic | amination. * The hours. of former exami Civil Service sta mail Telephone ervation before 6 TIVOLIL TH! THIRT;EN’IH & A TYPIST EXAM. includes Rough Drafts. fee all papers will be grad SHORTEAND WRITING. 'TENSIVE COURSE FOR HIGH-SCHOOL GRADUATES GOING TO COLLEGE IN FALL FOR COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS. SUMMER SESSION, JULY 6. STRAYER COLLEGE, 'MAN, DIRECTOR. NATIONAL 1748. typing test with answers espe- $1.50 BOYD training; st TRIAL EXAMINATION. July 2. July 2. at 7 pm. the Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries will | complete trial examina- tion for a lunited number of stenographer ants for ivil Service ex- examin, < fons " lasts and the material is _similar to ti For a nominal ed according to ndards returned by Columbia 3000 for res- pm._on Thursday_ July 2. EATER BUILDING. nations. 14th Street at Park Rd. BE Honour Mrs London Paris a Met Life Ins Co.. 2nd floor. 1306 H_st. e N0 127a BEw D 1305 SALESMAN. _cnergetic. resourceful cellent opportunity for right man Oriental Building. fth and F sts SALESMEN (). dienifi=d gent! sant unusually attractive. timel” and profit- able <ales probiem Apply 1410 G st. n.w.. 10 to 1. Room 0. SALFSVEN opportunity for twa or three high-class men With cars to join A sales force where average earnings ! week were SS0 per man. Apply Room 3 Bond Bldz.. 9:30 to 11: = SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT i oughly experienced in lubrication and eral station work _ Apply 16 know salads and_sandwiches: ences: g0od_salary to right m Box 16-T. Star office. SODA-LUNCHEONEITE MAN. exerirnced to handle busy sandwich counter: local refepences required Pharmacy. 1808 IV T e O L SOLICITOR for_dry cleaning. we operate own plant and do high-class work. Prefer one or (wo men who route. Address Box 42-T. Sk TAILOR—Must be experienced: steady job. c: once._ 1402 Rhode Island ave. n.w. CLEANER SALESMEN (i) for positions as sales managers: best propes tion in the city. with oldest manufacturer sold ‘hro local e dd Dupont, ne of W Room 4. 1 4 WAITERS_ experiencad Cr afe 7 h n O e YOUNG MAN or middle-aged mwn ex- perienced in bookkeeping. to assist auditor: excellent opoortunity for right man: steady osition.. $75 per month: opportuni'v for advancement: state age_references. experi- -T. Sta- office * neat.” intelli ington’s large: YOUNG MAN (211 est. white. to work in drug nizhts weekly and clternate day: ~ cxperience ‘unnecessa Wednesday. 10 am. to 3 pm. 1 YOUNG MAN with 2 rking lot experience anly: bring Hamilton Hotel st n.v YOUNG MAN. high school or colleze gradu- for Summer sales wor! permanent 1 possible. Apply to 17, Bye st now CANDY SALESMAN. Experienced with car. to call on retail drug and confectionery stores in District of Co- lumbia and Virginia Wil consider man carrying one non-competitive line Ver attractive proposition Write fully ex- perience. reference and age. Address Vir- &inia Dsre Confections Inc. 309 N. How- ard 2+ Baltimore. Marviand e REAL ESTATE SALESMEN Experienceq in the sale of business and inestmert prope connection with this office. Only with excellent background need apply. ROBERT W_SAVAG: 807 Union ‘Trust Bldg. National 383 EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALESMEN An excell opportunity for two exper- ienced real estate salesmen to cover new houses. I control more new houses than and_broker in Washington and furnish 1007 co-operation. If vou are not exper- fenced in real estate selling_do not apply. Building 3 PAINTERS —2 PARTS MEN. on CHEVROLET. FORD PLYMO! with WEEK DAYS & A M. T TO9PM J. GARRETT BEITZELL Tow in _ Distriet_3100 ON AUTOMOBILE: 20 MECHANICS—3 BODY MEN. FULLY EXPERIENCED (none other need apply) UTH. BUICK PACKARD. LINCOLN. PFRMANENT JOBS D _PAY, I DEALERS, HOPS APPLY (bricg tools with you) SUNDAY. # AM.TO 1 PM EMPLOYMFNT MANAGER. 210-211 oMcsKm;' Bldg. i WAREHOUSE. Wanted at once—an ex- perienced man, thoroughly familiar with department store warehouse routine; also furniture and housefurnish- ings; must know D. C. rout- ings. Apply Personnel Office, | 2nd Floor, GOLDENBERG'S, 7th and K Sts. N.-W. STEADY EMPLOYMENT | For men of good reputation its to drive taxicabs: week. plus commission and bonu tailed information. sociation. 1256 22n salar: ply Union Taxicab Al t. n.W. THREE MEN To flll vacancies on grocery routes. must be willing to_work R hours per day. perience not necessary. We train our men. Pay arrangements satisfactory. Call 9 AMBITIOUS MEN. Two men between 35 and 50 years of age 'who would like fo’ secure permanent positions with one of Washington's finest direct sales organizations. Experience not necessary. as successful applicants will be thoroushly trained in _very work Salary and commission paid from the day applicants start work. Gentiles 1 oniv. Apply salesmanager. between 9 8nd 12 am. 1 Johnson ave. n.w (Between 14th ‘and 15th. R nd 8 Sts.). FITTER, Experienced. on fine men’s clothing. Splendid opportu- nity. Must be expert, with pleasing personality. Lewis & Thos. Saltz, Inc., 1409 G st. n.w. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. T UNIT PRESSER OPERATOR. ex- ;fl’e‘ne Apply Wah Lung Laundry, 445 18th st. n.w. AUTO DRIVING _INSTRUCTIONS—Exp. Y.l HOI’IX"’G st.. Baltimore. CARNIVAL MEN 1o work ; Concessions. " Oscar Jonking. B35 O 3. T = CHATR CANERS on hand-ca 2o rush-seat makers oa 1538 " 10t Cleveland 6034. 2 e ILLECTOR—Must know city thoroughly: ry and commission: good ?Wl’fi“n‘t, for right man; must have car. Phil Bobys, 725_7th st_n.w. COLLECTOR, with car. for clothing install- ment_accounts: must be experienced: salary and commission. Butler's Federal. 621 7th COOK. short order. enced.” “Call at 8% Sprin DENTIST, registered. part or ful Apply 408 7th st. n.w. S DRI -SALESMAN. no xPe N established laundry and dry.e nl: n:.roll‘toor. Mo g S areg, Coud o8 cffice, livery Boy. expe- lining car man. experi- Georgia ave.. Silver GROCERY CLERK and rienced: references. 1250 C st. n.¢. ‘GROCERY CLERK. experienced: also youn man to deliver orders: must have perm! and_references. 33135 Wisconsin ave. n.w. HIGH-GRADE SALESMEN—Wonderful in- come opportunity in automatic heat and air-conditioning equipment which America is now demanding. We've several attra tive openings for Grade A men owning ca no_ pioneer work. Williams Oil-O-Mati¢ has been acknowledsed leader in its field more than 15 vears. Cali Metropolitan 1R14 for interview. INSTRUCTION COURSES. . patient instructor; skill acquired tlg.' undlett, phone Georgia 7018. 30* AND SUREST WAY TO o1 [PLOYMENT. tie ahd. Ssgortng” wachines ate Bow vailale to a limited number of students. ly course of l‘p'g hind ered i the city. 8y to learn idely used in Government rtments. Rates able. y and mflln{ sessions sses now forming. Il for dmo‘n;gnsugg. £ Homer lulmnr. %fllfl P 8ts. Washington. D. C. STENOG.-TYPIST EXAM. $1 HOME STUDY COURSE. 80-0dd pages of general tests, dictation material graded and timed for 56 and 120 word minute tests, rough drafts. plain copy tests. how to grade your pers, Im= prove your grades. etc.: neatly bound Questions and answers: only $1 while sup- ply lasts. On sale leading book stores, typewriter shops, and at SCHOOL, 1333 F st STENOGRAPHER—TYPIST. $5_CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS —$5 SRR DR, T St in a "gaulh aft. Clerical Tests, Speed Di tation. s free. ing. struction CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 20 _12th St. NW. Metropolitan 6337. * SPECIAL $5.00 COURSES Stenography-Typist Exam. Last Call for This Exam. HCUSEMAR. to wait _table: slsc compe handy man. ply 2620 16th st. n.w. MAN. 24 _to 40. for rt-time work 2l onaem uo?! Bl S tent v $3—SPEED DICTATION. STEN.. TYP.—S$5 5—VERY INTIF COURSES—$5 CIVIL SERVICE COURSES. rty will find a_profitable | those | interesting | | 1ate<t metrod: | Free cataloeis — MABELLE 0 N.Y. Ave TE ALE: b Ap Bldo Mr. Reid. § ! | SALESMEN- Magazine men: nations: popula | clubs. Apply 8- | 208 3th st se.. 0 commission AHEAD IN BEAUTY TRAINING. has_just returned from nd New York. with the | Terms—Day-Nite C| HONOUR SYSTEM N.W Met D—SALESMEN, SMEN_experienced: high- prompt verification N, ‘Second National Bank new combi- mazazines. inexpensive. or after 6 pm . R_James, Washingion. D. C. : SALESMEN WANTED — We SODA DISPENSER— Experienced only: must need three men with sales ex- |and presen! | in this busi only. Call | York Ave politan 4840. | sumers Company, 1413 New perience for our Home Insu- lation Department. tion sales are now at Insula- peak t force is unable | to handle all the leads now | being received. tunity to earn $50 to $75 per | week from start. Experience An oppor- ness unnecessary. Appointment by telephone Mr. Irwin, Metro- Griffith-Con- cooks. T -time st has shw, p “DOMESTIC AG North 011 workers, butlers, h st | BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL: BOOKKEEPER - STENOGRAPHER | RELIABLE AGENCY Dec. 558 furnishes cooks NT AGENCIES OMESTIC. = Tith atiresses. nurses housemen. T4 maids day workers. Decatur shw housemen, drivers. or day 1825 NCY Must be experienced in _consdruction busi- ness | charge Bookkeeper have " years' e: graduate of reco Bockkeeper (M |with G. M. A. C enced: salary have good ¢ small office (M) references. able to take salary. S30, age 2% to 76: must xperience. or will accep: enized Accounting schoo V. age i to 33 fam system: must be expe <33 PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1311 | and_finge: at Th BEAUTY. lary. €2 lon. 1410 Park | BOOKKEEPER-C. Testaurant or hot | of age: reference: 10 type R0 1:th st. nw 5 er G Bt. NW 'HELP WOMEN. BEAUTY OPFRATOR. waver. New Metropolitan 61 OPERATORS ( permanent Tor dept _store 7th st with followin, week. Hollywood Beauty rd S an g ASHIER. exnerienced in el work. Under 30 years s required. Must be_able Apply after 3 p.m.. Tally-Ho Shop. No_phone_calls BOOKKEEPER - STENOGRAPHER. exper| enced in contractor's office preferred. Sta age and experience. Sfar ofce CLERK-TYPIST. | typinz essential and experience prefe: salary S:0 mont | Star_office COUNTER GIRL. 11 to 2: no Su Beren's Cafe Address Box 440- knowledge of shortband life insurance office rred but not necessary hiy. Address Box ! experienced. part nday work ~ Apply Est.nw o | DEMONSTRATORS for traveling positions. Work_ only_ in Hosiery. Good s Applicants m vears of ag 1 | permanent position 2 t0 5 | noon from dav morning, 9 Hotel DENTAL ASSISTANT. « small State ag, x essary start. e dr V. GIRLS for curb sa years of age. e. n.w stores on Kant-Run for alary and transportation be between and : ediate emplovmen Apply Tuesdav_ aiter- Wednesday and Thurs- fo 12." Room 216 Ritz perience mot nec- lary’ and commission to and salary expected. Ad- Star ommce. service. between 18 and Apply 5111 Georsia sses. | 1 3 6. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. —By WEBSTER' < o4t A SCREEN -rorrresss /s DOOR — ®iase s e SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. _ (Continued.) tress or parior maid in | irl. reliable. in- ' in’ child care: | HELP WOMEN. et (ContiNmeE Y L o BEAUTY OPERATOR | | With hair-dying experience to act as consultant. Apply Beauty Salon, 4th Floor, Lansburgh's Department| Store. " ALTERATION HAND, SE) refined family. by telligent: special reference. Cai, PART-TIME WORK. morning 00d cleaner and cook. ref. 910 am. North 584\ WILL BEAUTIFULLY WASH. iron and mer.d ladies” and gentlemen’s clothes. aiso couples: most reasonable and satisfactery. Potomac 72R53-M 2 WISH TO PLACE my reliable maid for E season. “full or part time. excel- preferred Call after | | ROOMING HELP AND SITUATIONS. CAMERA KEPAIRS. ERA_REPAIRING @'ALBERT INC, Phone Nationa) 4712. CONVALESCENT HOME. ELDERLY PA- tients cared for; physician's residence: nurses; $100 and up. 1457 Fair- mont_nw._Columbia_4 1 SUMMER near Annapolis: salt-water bathing. horse- back riding. reasonable Circuiar uipon re- quest LONG: College_Park, Md._ Greenwood 2742 FOR PAINTING. PAPERING PLASTER- ine house repairing, floct refinisned. wax- HEMETITCHING AND _COVERED BUT- tons. while you wait. Special discount to dressmakers. shops. decorat upholster - ers. etc, NEEDLE-CRAPT. 1519 F st n.w, Roopy 2080 = WE WILL BAVE YOUR SOLE. An old shoe is an old friend. We make that friendship last. rebuild and rem to the needs of your feet: best mate: expert workmanship. reasonably pric Have your shoes shined free by taking this ad. to PEOPLE VALET BHOP, 1912 13th st. n.w.__Decatur 5196, . COLONIC IRRIGATION. PHYSIO-THER- apy health treatments by graduate nurse. Hours. 10 till 9. Phone Decatur_ SKIN BLEMISHES SUCH AS ~MOLES warts, superfiious hair. scientifically re moved by a physician: moderate fee.” Co- Tiinbla 4485, e e PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE FOR AGED and convalescent. sun bathing. graduaie nurse in attendance. 3429 HOLMEAD PL N.W. ADAMS 675 5 . FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU wali _Emeigency Laboratory 605 118 n.w_Open ev.: Sun.. 10- Met. 1 HEMORRHOIDE ERAUICATED BY MY ow method: results effective for a_life- time or money back Write for booklet: no dirae or surgery Dr SOMMER- WERCK. 145 Columbis rd_ Adams 0488 ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION 2125 R 1 AVE NE _ POTOMAC 0200 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ‘WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. i missions for distzict m ger_to handle Washington territory selling floating air commercial refrigerators: strong advertis- ing support Write quickly. Ed Friedrich Sales_Corporation. San_Antonio_Texas NEWSSTAND BUSINE for sale: lobh large hotel: doing good busines. price. £1600. "Address Box +0:-T e GROCERY do nicely equin) Hollander 1008 H HIGH-GRADE SALESMEN. come opportunity air-condi’ioninz equipn i now demandinz e ve openings for Grade A no’ plonees work has be: acknow e more than 15 ve 113 for interview ROOMING-BOARDI! cle. attract 1 come. $1150 m: R. M. De Shazo, 1123 HOUSE Scott Cir- rooms. S ha efined people 1ith n.w. Na HOUSE K a baths, reasonabie rent: abo: monthly ‘profit: $45( excelient ter M. De Sh 1123 14th nw. Nat ROOMING-BOARDING: rent S465: price. €1 000. half cas Shazo. 111 14th n'w DOMING HO T8th with_children._Cleveland 8631 WOMAN. led. wants work: rel = Al Westininster North ai19g WCMAN _wishes laundrs to take home ladies. 75c; gentiemen. S1: call delivered. reference. Atlantic | YOUNG “GIRL. colored. wishes place a3 hy or “nurse of childre; Place of a cook. | Experienced, on fine men’s iclothing. Lewis & Thos. | Saltz, Inc., 1409 G st. n.w. HELP—DOMESTIC. | GENFRAL HOUSEWORKER for colored F per month and room Call GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. expericnced. under 40. good cook: stay nights. room. private hath, st floor: personal reference; small_family. _ GIRL w children _ Apply 4 GIRL. colored. bet MOTOR TRAVEL. LOW COST TO SOUTH-CENTRAL 1LL. ! about Priday: - 3 ‘ror.‘r-pru‘ 5 Lm:t\‘m Pao! il "" GOVT EMPLOYE GOING TO Ni 1 1 N sedan. take 1-4. Mr. GILLI OTTUMWA . % Desir 5. general 1ef- erences: stay nights - GIRL colored: general housework aduits in family: plain cooking: stay nights; S20 mo. to_start. Georgia Nt GIRL OR WOMAN to care for during day and clean apt . S5 weekl dress Box 15-T. Star office. GIRL: colored. between 20 and 0 housework. laundry: no_ cookink enced: references. %o home nigh 10WA i RE- 7 passengers. $n | LEAVING FRIDAY. k. Va. returni: 5 1 take three or f 35 _ro; Auburn. Address Box 40-T. Star JULY Y _DRIVER FOR (F)— | k | | Waver Apply nw Adams 7K1 after #4911 _18th L. white. care of boy. ligh g0od_home e or colored hou: per month, room and board. StifeReys e = e s HOUSEKEEPER — White_ middie-aged h | family. 1111 K st eolored girl. for general house- ri ‘_P)xnorlrnr!d with child. references. | EHNGRY MOTHER'S HELPER. White. stav nights | when needed: 15 month. Address Staroffice. WAITRESSES. neat light colored Write Colonial Beach Hotel olonial Beach. Va WANTED—Girl youns. looking for good home. with privileges exchange for lig) duties Moderate salary. Geot WHITE WOMAN —40-45 years: . able to stay nights: good home |month: fond of children. oniy one who ! needs work and good homs need ap Address Box 285-T. Star office hole or part wav: leav- eferences. Col 4114 ONDAY. JULY fith, WILL TAKE | Ford "6, radic le pre- Rddress Bo Sn PO RiDt0RE T | LEAVE_FRIDAY EVENING 5 land. Pittsburgh Yu‘nl‘h(:"’“FnOR Gk Sunday. take ‘three. Wisconsin DRIVING_DETROIT. FRIDA p.m._Cali M. Jacobs. Geo: COUPLE DRIVING TO COL! Thurs. July 2. new car. tal penses. * Retirn Sunday. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. 1 | BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs 1llows reno.. best prices ana Srompe der W 319 Lst.s.w 6 | CARPENTER. flooring 8eneral carpenter work | 1459 Taylor st. nw. Adan | CARPENTERS. general_ | service: ble. SITUATIONS—MEN. ACCOUNTANT. expert._ books closed. kept part time. monthly stateme; audits: $10 mo.: city references BOOKKEEPER. _experienced cost clerk Daymaster: accurate: good penman. Ad- re 0-T. Star office 3 BOY. colored. experienced bus boy. waiter_ bell hop. d Work_around house " colcred G JPHOLSTER. rockers splinted CLAY flgwffi’o'.\cen 255 10th n.w__Phone Metropoiitan 2062 ELE oa CTRIC WIRING Ffxg Rezai Eiec. Co 6-r. house fix: oS FLOOR WORK. san and refin: | ipecialize in ‘oid floors: prices reasonable | Work guaranteed. C. C. Deaton, 903 Long- low st. nw. Geo. %45 | FLCOR WORK expert: | like, new. ! from the South. n afternoon. North BOY. white. high-school graduate. desires emplovment of any kind: best ref. and 1ecommendation furn._ Hillside 0188 < BUTLER AND CHAUFFEUR. experienced. wil :n travel, references. Phone teed. W. C. De 4 sth :{. rnar‘l | Photie Columbia 76 | FLOORS Sanded. refinished, rme | pered. $4 led. s oo T35 W AegtTok loors S: Fo 5 GENERAL HOUSE Puhl( if necessary Congressional family leaving town-will give indorsement Min. imum. €50 month. Call National 2120, Branch Seo . young. reces erience. desires posit v firm. Address Box ite_ for 6_36th st. I L ferred ave GIRLS evenin, andria. Va wear_shop: must A25 H st. ne be. small salary, between 1 and 4 GIRLS, experienced. bakery shop. baking. Ap- n.w. . nced pre- ¥'s, 1363 Conn. Paradise Inn. on River rd.. Alex- in ladies” ready-to- be ‘experienced and neat. | | | | also stud: oper- porter. janitor or any kind of work: ying 1aw: honest. sober. ref, T. Star_office MAN. experiencec chicken farm. & 2T lary. ville - YOUNG MAN, colored. wants job a man, dishwasher, butler; zreference: Columbia 10261, MAN. colored._wants work_ elev ator dress Bo; POULTRY on . exterior. First- nteed Reasonable Conley. Atl._03: iG. PAPERING. reliab! e | anteed workmansiis. " St 16 sex ip. Col. Call 8198, Free estimates | nts plact 8004 home and small Box 4. Rockville, or phone Rock- i class work guar, Estimate. 2) white me- | ting: suar- 4 and Col PAPERING. GIRLS-LADIES. not essent sz after J guaranteed salary plus bonus: permanent work. 0 pm.. 810 18th st. n.w.. Rm. for food order dept.: e Miss experience | Rooms. £5 up. Also service. MEEK. Aqfx'r_;mqm'l oo | PAPERING and painting. reasonable prices. | All work guaranteed M. N. Schiff, Webster_st. n.w. Adams 3196: SITUATIONS—WOME. HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL. white Watholic care for small child to during day: reference. Apply 815 Rhox HAIR DRESSERS. colore: d ave. n.¥. LADY. over meeting the publ pity for right party. Phone Nat intelligent capable of lic; exceptional opportu- experienced. | fonal 5882 | PAPERING PAINTING—Average room $6 I do my own work. st Call Tiecy any time - Golambra o3pa " PAPERING ROOMS. $5 UP, WORE G GEORGE. 506 Onelda BI MW "Geo_ dinh | LADY wishes to take care of home for Summer while owners are : city refer- ences._Call Columbia 1828, . :flnfimgxflz&zu'oglaonminces. wdints H ed, week Box 45-T. Star office.’ e refined. work Apply W, g0od pay. Eye st well educated. for Sum- by well-known company: 9 to 12. Room 205, 1427 | colored! hospital desires job of any kind: free fo doctor's Teference. Address Box Star_office. d PRACTICAL = NURSE. PAPERHANGING, | i rooms papered, $4.50 up: white ‘Quick. clean. 'Jack Sparks. Dec Painting mechanic liberal commissio B. Kendall day from 2 to 5 NATIONALLY-KNOWN experienced telephone subscription sale: ‘women to sell through leading dept. store: publisher n. -~ Phone Met. 2018. K. Monday. Tuesday or Wednes- NURSE, children’ experienced: seas ington nurses’ ref 's. white, over 30 years, hore for Summer: Wash- erences required. ~Address Box 53-T. Star_offici 'OPERATOR, for monograms.” girl. Adams 1320. machine, to embroider Orportunity for experienced Also apprentice for sewing shop. PRESSERS. Avply ready 1 experienced. work. Federal Oleaners & Dyers._Inc.. 2509 Shéridan rd. s.e. for silk _work. SALESLADIES. must be thorou; ply all week. L 1212 G st._n.w. also assistant man: Rers: ghiy experienced: selling dresses only. Several openings for full and part time: steady posit on, g00d pay. Ap- uBy B By stion, £ive and resource: 600 F st. n.w SALESWOMAN. Gentile, under 30, Room 40 gTe: ful: excellent opportunity. SALESWOMAN_educated. 21 i E work. . Room 505 Ori 166t & ¥ sts. n.w.. before 5:30 p.m. Oriental Bldg., 6th & F 30* SORTERS, flat wi West_End_Laundt ork, must be experienced. ry. 1723 Penn. ave. wanted for indivi Address Box_300- TEACHER of Btrayers shorthand system dua! instructi on. Answer. T. Star_offi L ner. Must be ne and able to meet lumbia rd._n.w. TYPIST, 18 to 25 vears of do general office work and cashier for din- A af 18th and. ge. who can eat in appearance. quick public ply 1807 Co- Columbia rd. wants | catu PAPERHANGING AND PAINTI pecia for this week. I will paper rooms as loelc‘:sl 45. with genuine Imnerial washable and | sunfast wall paper: all 1936 samples. I do my own work. Father and son. Work | guaranteed. Finest of references furnished. | anv time. Columhia 0833, or write | 3535 Georgia ave n.w. PAPERING—5 RMS. TORY HALL. § up: quick service: white mech: Cali_any time: neat papers. Adams PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK_No small nor. too far 3 | ‘Thomas. Phone District 4.'?%0‘;"‘ Wfl‘}l'lm HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES EET ME BUILD. remodel of alterate vour Phone Pofomac 0317, ¢ _Coroom fulder. FRAME _HOUSES, covered with Bird In- sulated Brick-tex: no money down. 3 years to pay: complete home remodeling. Phone for_estimate._ Atlantic 3163. STOP—LOOK—LISTEN! It is good sense to save cents. Before deciding Who 1s to do vour work. ak for references. Don't be fooled by accepting the first estimate. Gst my estimate and save dollars. "Due to'35 ‘vears' experience and personal supervicion. you will fAnd ‘'my Drices the lowest consistent with first-class work. Cash or F. H_ A, financine. which is 5 per cent yearly' No job 100 smiall—any- thing Tromceliar to roof. STENOGRAPHER. exp__youns. good char- acter. h.-s. grad. now employed: ref.: give pariiculars. Address Box 4-T, Star office. WOMA! fined. will tend child d home during_absence of parents. or nighi: best references. Address Box 35.T. WO . companion. hite. wish positions a: Phone Decatur 3076-J. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID and laundre s work, northwest section. Gail North 513M- % COLORED GIRL wants part-time work cleaning in afternoon from 1 to 5 o'clock; references_ Phone North 2303. = COLORED GIRL wants light housekeeping work. ;'plain cooking. ~Phone Columbia COLGCRED GIRL wants work of any kind. 3128 Sherman ave. n.w. COLORED GIRL. experienced. wants gen- €18l ‘nousework: city refererice. District COLORED GIRL wishes job nurse or mother's very rel and honest: references. atur 5 ) COLORED WOMAN wants cook and gen eral housework: stay at night. Call at 1921 M st. . OOLORED WOMAR. ing or cooking: ful references. Potomac 4177. COLORED WOMAN. neat. rel wishes nursing: willing to 452 PFranklin st. n.w. child’s fable Teat. wi 1l or iable, settled. stay nights. W, Columbia 5810. "Any Hour. Any Day_ 1° WAITRESS—Per: experienced, Miss Cahill. Lafa: sts. n.w. ‘manent position for 2 refined girls. Apply yette Hotel, 16th and Eye WATTRESSES. v service. day or ni ply 1142 Connect! oung, experienced. table ight: also relief girl. Ap- icut ave. Garden Cafe. 171 WATITRESSES (2), experienced, at_ once. 6 Eye st. n.w. WAITRESSES _ « Rector’s C 4). white, experienced. ‘afe. 1345 Connecticut ave. WOMAN without ing house: Box 212-T. Star act as_hostess-bookkeel state dependents. over 30. to r in’ large board- ualifications. " Address office. WO! an old establis] 513 K st. n.w. o good 0od opportunity for 3 reference. to handle line of household_ ne. cessities and_serve our customers. Stome ToF Active workers. Cail B eorizaes JAITRESS. expe 5522 Conn. ave., Tienced, X 12 to 5 p. _— white, m. WATTRESS. 3817 Georgia experienced: ave, steady work. COLORED WOMAN wishes job _as cook: y for the Summer. Telephone Remodeling—Repairing of All Kinds. Painting—Papering. NO DOWN PAYMENT. P. H. A plan financing. Small amount each month. _ Call us now. FREE ESTIMATES_ H. 1. PASSETT, INC 1205 L St NW National 1260. BEAUTIFY! DECORATE! RENOVATE YOUR HOME . . . Make it sparkle inside and out. Give it that “‘New Home" appearance. You can. you know. at amazingly low c« NO CASH DOWN. START PAYING 60 DAYS AFTER WORK PLETED. 1S coMm! ay in small monthly payments. as low as monthly. Our budger plan has been made to suit your needs. We do ,VERYTHING FROM DAY'S WORK or part time. by neai col- 1 Columbia_7289-M or part time or housework wanted by neat colored: best of reference. North 7811. . GIRL, colored, wishes part-time job, morn- ing ef afternoon: no Sundays. North 1334, GIRL wishes general housework and plain cooking. Telephone Decatur 2751-J. GIRL. colored. high-school student. desires afternoon_work. Call Potomac 2680. GIRL. neat colored. wants work of any kind: experienced. 633 Virginia ave. s.e. GIRL. colored, wants part-time or da: work. Phone Atlantic 2763-. GIRL: colored. high-school srediiate hest Teliable, wishes Job as general housekeeper or_nurse for baby. Lincoln 637: 6373, GIRLS (2). colored. desire positions; one d or waitress: other murse or assist in_housework. 2010 Dumbarton ave. n.w. You WAITREES. expe! at 3903 13th st. ri:r:ut Apply in persen YOUNG GIRLS must_be neat. Bar-B-Que, near Va. wanted_for curb service: arply Harry's Blue Bird ‘ash. Airport, 80. Wash., HOUSEKEEPER—By a settied white wo! an. & position as_housekeeper. Add Box_301-T. Star office. LAUNDRESS. colored. experienced. 'un,la bundle washings at home: references. 1421 Florida e. n.w.__ Columbia 3861. EVER BASEMENT TO CASEMENT. No matter what you need. Federal will ald you. Call us today. You'll be giad fo tomorrow. FREE ESTIMATES. office: excellent of steady position: YOUNG LADY or middl perienced in bookkeeping. nity for advancement. reference ed woman. ex- to assist jarce rtunity for right partv; 75 per month, OPpOTtu- tate age, es8 Bo; ar office. ¢ LAUNDRESS, good. experienced. wants work Wednesday. U] Friday: rel. Columbia R263-W. MAID. colored. experien or part-time work. 2222 301, M. C. We Finance Where Otners Don’t. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC. P Addr YOUNG WOMAN. ‘%‘W and Ol 4195 X 21 ‘experienc 7 parior. ed, to work r parior. 6 nights '“P AL YPRS RV Tk it rant tele Nt} modergee rent. Jerry wn RESTAURANT. liqu S A 0 | seating capa | office ;.\v:n"sr < | Star ofmce LUNCH. BEER, fire location. weli_equip ped: low - long lease: price. S3.0uh terms. Address Box 400-T SMALL MANUFACTU elling_Addre: < Bny ROOMING HOUSE. do, Miss McCov WHAT ho onthly. Add: GASOLINE_acce: TESSE! 0 wkIy. bus.. S300. " Price Bob_Hoilander. 1008 H_st. adiace is. Bob Hollander. 100 t RY-CLEANING PLA o ~ RESTAURANT. DOING $1,000 WEEKLY. Whisky license. downtown: rent. $150 e only $1.500; terms BOB HOLLANDER, 1008 H ST. N.-W. RESTAURANT WITH WHISKY LICE fent, s vear lease. wkly. re B NT cation 60-T. S SE ce. 5.5 terms & OB HOLLANDER, 1008 H ST. N.W. new HEALTH PRODUCT t 1o coast desires reputable to “displace jobber in Virginia al to more effectivel and Maryland vise a “cut tising and di for immediate release money or_insured SALESMEN WANTED We need three men with sales experience for our Home Insulation Depart- ment. Insulation sales are now at peak and present force is unable to handle all the leads now being received. An op- portunity to earn $50.00 to $75.00 per week from start. Experience in this business unnecessary. Ap- pointment by telephone only. Cail Mr. Irwin, Metropolitan 4840. @rrii- Onsume (©mPaNy SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. “ddvertisements under this Resd- tno are presumed to be from pri- vate individuals unless the adver- taement oives a firm name O & business address or states the word Dealer. Membders o the publis who find dealers masquerading tn this column as private (ndividwals are urged to report the matter 10 The Star for investipation ™ ANTIQUE and modern china. glass. bric- a-brac. bronzes. paintings. silverware. weapons: special sale on sterling silver ware, suitable for wedding gifts: prices reduced for the Summer; we buy and sell Murray Gallerles. 1724 20th n.w. _ 30° ARMATURE WINDING—save money on elec motor repairs: large stock motors. brushes. bearings. belts, etc. Starters. generators exch.. repaired, $3.50 up. H.lr- ris Armature Co.. 9th and O n.w. | wheels P ON SEVERN RIVER | suppiies, | FELLOW SCHOOL FOR BOYS. | wige | eras SALE—MISCELLANEOLUS. (Continued ) | BELTS. BELTS. BELTS—For refrigera washing machines. water pumps wood workers and other machin:s. ifar Armature Co.. ith & O n.w. North 1§:( BICYCLES—Rolifast ana other nign-erade Hazeltor Bicycle & Sporting Goods Store. 424 Yth o.W__ BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES ail sze repairing, ping-pong Accessories._Conn. 8109thst.n BOGTH substantially constructed for lemonade or hamburger Mic< Partridge. District BRICK BUILDING & PLUMBING mate rial from many wrec“ing jobs: largest lection_at bargain prices HECHINGER CO. Used Materisl Deot 1 3 6th & C Sts. § W, _ 1905 Nichols S.E. 1) trade usec came nd_projectors _ Bare gains daily 529 14th st. o w Bl TABLE chal T ware hall table and m three small tables and glass desk ngs: leaving city Potomac 1921-J CIRIC RANGE. G Sovereign mo reduced to $ CAME Cine kodaks mode! fans cleaned a paired Superior Lock & Electric Co. 1410 L st nw Metropolitan 6438, _ RANGE 4-5 CTRIC o o de: st sell quickly ul barzain, timare bivd perfect cond sck; your oppo: bath tub, 6 lating. $4.65 sed fans. exna Carty 1608 | | | | FRENCH PERIOD bed at porcelain Severs GAS RANGE and niciel GENERAL cuble { FURNITURE REFRIGERATORS—Elec. floor sampi off for cash u Apex Eiec. Co.. 03 9t REFRIGERATORS. e STUDIO CQUCH_S: was %45 flog Ideal Bedding Co t0 close * o TYPEWRITERS rented Order_now _Capitol Tipew! New_York ave F .one Nation TYPEWRITERS. al! makes guara one year; low prices Tepair andard Typew:it i Y g = TYPEWRITFR RENTAL SERVICE_ GEO 1883 571 16th nw. Underwoods $2 mo : 4 mos. in adv. $8 No deliveries. 80c dep Ri 626 Ingraham st. n.w RITERS AND STANDS fu Service Examinations v 1431 E. Cap VACUUM CLEANERS—Large T repossessed and rebuilt cleaners at like new. Written one 30 days trial plan R05 11th st. n.w IACHINES —Floor sa cash. Also electric_ iro cash’ Apex Elec. Co. ath Open eves S WATER COOLER—General Electric. rent: rental can be applied on purch price_Nationa) Electrical Supply C New York n.w_ Phone Nationa BLES For Civil Service Ren ted supply. Brand-new Free delivery only 50c. United r Co. K13 l4th st n.w COOLATR Every home. apartment. store. Ventilating and Cooling System | every purnose prices. The Ballard Co.. 1223 Conn. ave. n.w FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED. Three-piece living room suite upholstered for S45. covering and new inside material included. made like new in finest tapestry | and friezette: workmanship . guaranteed. | 12" France Upholstery Co.. 2500 14th st now. Phone Columbia 10152 OFFICE EQUIPMENT. WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE Desks Adding Machines Tabl Check Protectors Chairs Steel Files Trpewriters Stee] Cabinets BAUM'S FURNITURE HOUSE. 1416 EYE ST. N.W. PHONE NATL. 2184. — MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. PIANO _Summer sale prices are in eflect on our entire stock of reconditioned up- Tights. You Can save at least 20 per cent by buying now. Prices. $20 to $30. Kitt's. aa0 Rt st PIANO—PIain case. small size. late_model upright. in_splendid condition. _Specia only 8132 during our Summer sale. ~Also we've reduced apt. uprights to S$1 d S175. Bench and delivery included _Kitt's. 1330 G st.__ g ‘We have a new LOUIS XV period ¥ alnut case. that we're closing out at $445 during our Summer sale. An un- usual value. considering it's one of the latest_and most popular styles and lists 550, Bench and delivery included. $10 Kitt's. 0 G st | PIANOS—We're holding a big Summer | sale and have cut prices deep on new and floor sample baby grands. You'll find & 200d selection of the latest and most pop- ulra styles on sale at $290. $310. $325 an $345. Bench and delivery included. Pay $10 down. Ki 1330 G st PIANO—Late. el Steinway. PIAN srand ‘medium AUTO RADIOS—Philco and Motorola. best trade-in in town: get our prices before you buy. Harris Armature Co.. 9th & O sts. 0.W. BARGAINS _Baby crib, slightly used: fire- place ~as heater. ol paintings. bath tub and I:!ichen sink bath trunk. Best offers , AL RS BED ROOM SUITE. gal chairs. studio couch. rugs. breakfast set. dining room suite, sinele. double becs: ga< stove, refrigerator. Edelman, 3303 Georgia cepted. 4521 15th a kli‘é:h;elu;liu leav- ng town: can have apt A et. or -0. Stanhope. Abt. 14, N. J. ave. and H st B, 1 3.4 white enamel; auto | Table_ Windsor | size. upright, plain case style. finished in mahogany. now reduced to $395. In splen- did condition and a real value. New. it sold for $875. Also & late-model Stein- y baby grand at a greatly reduced price. Kitt's. 1330 G st. COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL. AL—Firest | nthracite. 2240 1bs on: egg. nut. stove. Des Co.. 6301 Biair rd. n.w. FARM A GARDEN. ALL ;" g sreatly Teduced until July 11. reen. = Moyer Coal Georgia 4384. - apito] View ave., betwee Kensington and Forest Glen. B