Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1936, Page 20

ROOSEVELT ON AR AT 2:3) AND 835 President Also Broadcasts Tomorrow at 10 A.M. at Monticello. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT will be heard twice on the air today, the first time at 2:30 p.m. when he speaks at the dedicaticn of the Shenandoah Na- tional Park at Great Meadows, Va., which will be carried by WMAL and again at 9:35 pm. when WJSV wili broadcast his talk. The President will speak from Monticello tomorrow morning as part of the courth of July observance. WJSV, WMAL and WOL will carry tomorrow's program starting at 10 a.m. Secretary of the Interior Ickes and Gov. Peery of Virginia also will speak. THOMAS ALVA EDISON'S widow, Mrs. Edward Everett Hughes, will attend and speak during the broadcast of “The Boy Edison” over the Columbia network from 1:45 to 2 pm. This will be the first broad- cast in which she has participated. | Postponed from June 26, because | of the Democratic Convention in Phil- adelphia, this will be the final one of a series of programs presented under the auspices of the Thomas Alva Edison Foundation in co-oper- ation with the Columbia Broadcast- ing System to perpetuate the memory of the inventor. Scholarships given yearly to 100 deserving boys throughout the country for contin- uance of studies in scientific and industrial fields. The “Boy Edison” series has de- picted early events in the life of Edison, pointing to the establishment of his career as an inventor. A new series is being planned for the Fall. | TULIA SANDERSON and Frank | $ Crumit will present a humorous £kit based on their interpretation of | the popular song. “Night on the Water,” as a high light of their pro- gram with Hal and the Seven G's on the Columbia network Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Their “vest-pocket” fans.” program, will be postponed to a later date. Frank and Julia also will be heard in a duet offering of “Camp, Camp, Camping on Your Doorstep.” Miss Sanderson’s solo will be “The Girl in | the Garden.” the popular Summer novelty, the Sea.” Kemp's orchestra and the Seven G's will feature “Let’s Sing Again” and “Stardust.” Hal's musical lads, in | addition to a “Kentucky Medley,” | will also offer Mickey Bloom's rous ing new number, Pursuing the Blues. Bloom is the hottest of “hot” trump- | eters in Kemp's band. “Goin’ to Dance My Way to Heaven” will con- | clude the program. M now in Hollywood, where she | is being presented in a weekly broad- cast over the N. B. C. red network, will be heard at a new time, 10 p.m., beginning tonight. Heretofore, Miss Talley same network a half-hour later on Fridays. and Crumit will sing “Beside For her first program at the new | Miss Talley will feature the | time, Kreisler composition, “Stare in My Eyes,” from the motion picture, “The King Steps Out.” Accompanied by Josef Koestner's Orchestra, she will also sing “Bonnie Sweet Lassie” and Strauss’ “Tales from the Vienna Miss Talley recently resumed her professional career after a temporary retirement following her sensational Metropolitan Opera career several years ago. TH be presented as guests on the Con- tented program, Monday at 9 p.m. Coaxing weird music from odd-looking Turkish and Arabian instruments, these players will play “Rameses” and receive in turn a salute from Morgan L. Eastman’s Contented Orchestra in the number, “Nobles of the Mystic | Shrine.” The guest appearance of the Medinah Band on this program is in honor of the A. A. O. N. M. S, which will hold its anual conclave in Seattle, July 13 to 16. [E 40-piece Oriental Band of are | Kemp's Orchestra | version of “The Arcad- | previously announced for this | ARION TALLEY, operatic soprano has broadcast over the | Chicago'’s Medinah Temple will | Friday, July 3. | WRC 950k | WMAL 630k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS TH (Copyright, 1936) E EVENING STAR WOL 1,310k CaritaL’s Rapio PRoOGRAMS Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1460k | PM. 12 0 |Merry-Go-Round |Words (Collegians Beecher's Orch. Farm ICurbstone Queries and Music Bobby Worth, songs [ and Home Hour o Church of the Air Youth Congress " [Farm Mary Mason Edwart Women's Clubs and Home Hour [Zeke Manners d Davies Conversation ok Walkathon Reporter Blue and Silver Orch, Rhythmaires Between Bookends 12:15 12:30 12:45 WASHINGTON, 12:00 apd Found Alvlrll ound on Pase sements i HELP—MEN. rvice, between 18 and Apply 8111 rEis CHAIR_OANERS on hand-caned chairs: -l-amnuh-un makers. Call 1235 10th GOOURT Tien: :.‘i.. rioe, of ‘manasite ythe ar _dealer; thorough kn General "olflll lccgununr lutomobl.le‘ SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC, (Continucd.) "AUTOMOBILE ‘EALESMEN To Sell OLDSMOBILES, 6s and 8s. See Mr. Keating, L. P. STEUART, INC,, 620 H St. N.E. WANTED—SALESMEN. = GIRL. colored, wants general hou n;lr ng. Vhole or part time., Ca GIRL. colored. neat, efim wllh children. work or | I Adams | L, intelligent, 7 _ve Write or call 214 | AY. would like to_pi Sonest and Felipte. wis 2 B4y | e.. Chevy Ch s BEAUTY PARLORS. ExVE'wsmflT SAFELY. ul Prench metnod used lldenv.t'cktr 3025 O st n.w r West 1 le experlenc!: cellent future. phone Alexandris p.m._or_Saturda: « |Afternoon Rhythms Happy Hollow Do Re Mi Trio Edison Foundation ) |Porever Young King's Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neill's Dorothy Dreslin, President Roosevelt “« w Jesters Rhythmic Age songs | Musical Potpourl News Bulletins 'Wash. vs. Philadelphia ) |Woman's Radio Review Gene Arnold A. A U. Chnmpionsh\pa S President Roosevelt Gaylord Trio Strolling Songsters Robert Keller Afternoon Concert Ozzie Nelson Cocktail Capers - vs. Philadelphia “ - A A Y, Chnmpionships Alexander Broth(?‘ ‘The Si thtle Rod and Stream Air Breaks nd S Today's Winners G5 inging Lady Orphan Annie Margaret McCrae Dorothy Gordon Mark Warnow’s Orch. ‘Wilderness Road 4:15 Bulletin Board = o Midge Chasin’ the Blues Chandu_the Magician 5863585 Lowell vening Star "Flashes 'Tea Time Fantastical Facts Williams - x ‘Walkathon Reporte: ‘Thomas 20 Z EVENING PROGRAMS Buddy Clark The Skipper 5:15 News—Rhythms 5:30 Renfrew of the Mounted | 5:45 PM. T l! 00 "Amos 'n’ Andy 6:15 Uncle Ezra 6:30 Sundown Revue Bill C A. A. U. Championships Evening Album Thomas E. Lodge Music and News Editorial—Music oyle Today in Sports Washington Concert 6:00 6:15 |Melodies |Arch McDonald Benny Fields Boake Carter 6:45 | Uncle Zip 7:00 |Jessica Dragonette & 15 ” & Irene |Opera Frank 8:00 |Waltz Time [lgaas| e e 8:30 Human Rflauuns Court Clara, 8:45 e = | | | ( | e Rich |Waring's Five-Star Final News Spotlight Sidewalk Interview: Gems Fay Calling nnsylvanians 4 WOL Concert Lu and Em i & Bob_Hurleigh 9:00 ‘Manon Talley Grex-{f 9:15 Old Tlmer | 9:30 * 9:45 N. B. C. Program 10:00 News—Music 10:15 |Sports Review 10:30 |Littlefield’s Orch. 10:45 s | Georg: |News Vivian Della Chiesa ‘Walter Lippmann |Fourth of July Lakes Symphony |Dance Music ‘Washington Amateurs Red Horse Tavern ] Broadway Varieties Kostelanetz's Orchestra | 9: March of Time {President Roosevelt e A. Holmes Bulletins Washington Amateurs Walkathon Reporter News Bulletins—Music President Roosevelt Anhur Godfrey | | 11:00 |Organ Reveries 11:15 |Jolly Coburn Orch. |11 30 Midnlle Froliu Fourth of July {Slumber Hour Frank Juele's Orch Dance Parade 12:00 Sign Off |Night Watchman (2 hrs.) | Sign Off | 6:30 |Gordon Hittenmark 645 | * EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW Rndin Circus Balloon Race Sign Off | 00 Gordon Hmznmlrk o “ “ - Morning Devotions | Melodies Cheerio ‘M STnir Gordon Hitienmark . - | | wake u-ewolule - | Breakfast Club ng Glories Musical Clock Up Club S Y 0 Gordon Hlmnmark News LS 9: 30 Lumu< MP(Z tenor 9:45 7 Rep. Finnerty |Joseph Higgins Originalities Musical Clock | Ralph Rader Bulletins b [ News—Music | Police Flashes—Music Sun Dial Rabbi Gersenfeld |Kiddies® Review 0 Children’s Frolic 10:15 10:30 Blll Krenzs Orch. Presid [Ess [ « Jerry ent Roosevelt President Roosevelt | American Ensemble | Prevue Sears’ Orch. President Roosevelt Madison Ensemble 11:00 |48-Gun Salute 11:15 Concert Miniatures ‘11 :30 Merry Madcaps |Genta ‘Woxds and Music | Fonariova Bang-Up Boys |Dance Music AFTERNOON PROGRAMS | Your Happiness {Musical Reveries | Labor News Review George Hall's Orch. Merry Go Round Rex Battle’s Ensemble J. Littlefield’s Orchestra | Farm ‘Old Skipper Salon Music News {Walkathon and Home Hour - Pianologues [News—Jack Shannon Poetic Strings JGfl'er‘on Barracks " |Farm s Sophie Tucker Karl Smith's Orch. Sem!or Kinz and Home Hour |W. P A Concert = Dance Music |Afternoon Rhythms Al Roth Syncopators |Clyde Barrie ) Kaleidoscope Week End Revue |A. A. U. Championships ‘Wulter Blanfuss’ Orch. | The Vagabonds Scottish Games Now and Then Empire Ensemble News Bulletins |Down by Herman'l_ e Tours in Tone |A. A U. Track Meet. A A R Cl‘amplunshnps Emov.t {Manhatters | | | | Daney ‘Jasn and Escorts Robert Keller Afternoon Concert Phil Boby | Dance Music s Orch. Rose’s Orch. ]Anne Leaf A. A. U. Track Meet. !oxnnplc Trials Sunda A 4:00 Blue Room Echoes } 4:15 « | 4:30 Knltenmeyeru(mderg n U. Track Meet ¥ School Lesson Toduy 's Winners “« - ) Senator Vnndenberg 5:15 | 5:30 Bulletin Board ATA U, Track Meet 'Evening Star Flashes P\anmslv‘nl Facts .t e ,O]ymplc Trials |Ambassador Bingham __|A A U. Track Meet | Frederic William Wile INews |G. 0. P. Committee Hollywood Hotel at 8 o'clock tonight will bring several stars to the Columbia network, WJSV carrying the program here, of course. Adolph Menjou, Patsy Kelley, Ted Healy, Gregory Ratoff and Alice Faye will appear during the hour-long program. WMAL will bring the Great Lakes Symphony Orchestra at 9 pm., the program coming on as Clara, Lu and Em finish their half-hour program. An hour with Washington's ama- teurs, starting at 9:30 p.m., will be one AJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. of the high lights of WOL's program this evening. “Mad Money,” the tale of a sweep- stake winner and what he did after obtaining his winnings, will occupy the attention of the Court of Human Relations over WRC at 8:30 pm. SERVICE ORDERS ARMY ORDERS. Van Vliet, Lieut. Col. John H., In- fantry, Fort Crook, Nebr., to Walter Reed Hospital. Berle, Maj. Charles K., Medical | Corps, West Point, to Army Medical Center, August 20, Hume, Maj. Alan P., Air Corps Re- | serve, here, to active duty at Middle- town, Pa., May 31. Swan, Chaplain Thomas E. to be retired July 31. Peterson, Capt. Edwin W., Engineer | to active | Corps Reserve, Milo, Me., duty in office of the chief of Engi- neers, July 12. Serig, Capt. Howard W., Signal Corps, Fort Myer, Va,, to the Hawaiian Department, October 30. Harris, Capt. Lester J., Signal Corps, | Army War College, to Brooklyn, N. Y. NAVY ORDERS. Bureau of Navigation. Brittain, Lieut. Comdr. Thomas B., detached U. S. S. Milwaukee about July 1; to Naval Academy. Curts, Lieut. Comdr. Maurice E, detached staff commander ecruisers, Scouting Force, about June 24; to N: val Research Laboratory, Bellevue, D.C Harper, Lieut. John 8. detached FUNNIER THAN 14 - EVER, SPON: TONIGHT 8 AND EVERY FRIDAY MIGNT AT THE SAME HOUR \ naval operations, Navy Department, | about August 1; to staff commander | in chief United States Fleet. Lyttle, Lieut. George H., detached, U. S. S. Reuben James in June; to Naval Academy. Supply Corps. Walters, Lieut, Arthur L., orders | | March 6 modified; to instruction Army | Industrial College, Washington, D. C. Warrant Officers. Aron, Chief Pharmacist Edward F., | | detached Marine Barracks, Quantico, | Va., about October 1; to navy yard, Mare Island, Calif. MARINE CORPS ORDERS. Rixey, Col. Presley M., on June 26 detached headquarters, Marine Corps, ‘Washington, D. C., and ordered home to retire June 30. Noble, Lieut. Col. Alfred H., about | August 15 detached headquarters, Ma= | rine Corps, Washington, D. C, to Army War College, Fort Humphreys, | D.C. | Thomas, Maj. John W., jr., about DELCO - Auto Radio ' CREEL BROTHERS \‘lfill Mo ST.NW. and his orchestra SORED BY FRIGIDAIRE DEALERS :30 WMAL August 15 detached headquarters, Ma- rine Corps, Washington, D. C, to Army War College, Fort Humphreys, D.C. Worton, Maj. William A, on or about June 30 detched headquarters, Marine Corps, Washington, D. C., to Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va. Adams, Maj. John P, about August 5 detached Marine Barracks, Quan- tico, Va, to Command and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kans. Martyr, Capt. Cyril W., about June 30 detached Marine Barracks, N. A. D, St. Julien’s Creek Va., to 1st Ma- rine Brigade, F. M. F., Marine Bar- racks, Quantico, Va. Beam, Second Lieut. James L., de: tached Marine Barracks, Washington D. C, to Naval Air Station, Pensa cola, Fl 4:30 4:45 ~5:00 6:30 _6:45 7:00 AUTO MECHANIC; mi mechanic. hard worker manent job, good salary. Ap) Cins. Stanley H. H toc. AUTO MECHANIC, Brees Bex® 44a-v. Btar office. CLERKS, gerlenced Gnlon News Btand, Station, 9-10_s.m. ply Mr. Tom) Horne; mm 14th over Appl: in concourse, Union ELECTRICTAN, experienced o repair work, Geo. Elec. CO. consin_ave. ELEVATOR MECHANIC class. Address Box * ENTERTAINERS for amateur might cash prizes. The Biltmore Buffet, . m “large restaurant, ears. Must be expe 2 d 3 College man preferred. ~ Address GAS STATION ATTENDANT—Young man who can furnish bond and good references. for evening work. 4 to 10 p.m. Columbia sata GLASS 57, to install glass in autos Some tamilar ‘Nh cutting Good_salary, year 'round ecking Co.. 155 Fla. 0. Call in pfl'wn GROCERY CLERK ai ver; must have reference: lxnetlented Ropiy’ 1300° Mone tello ave. n.e. 2 HAVE JOB for good printer. operator. open shop: pleasant working con- ditions for capable man who can do a fair day's work. Siate wages expected. give ref Address Box 17 office. JUNIOR DRUG chK, reliet for 1 mo: Sxperienced. references. Call Mr. Cham- berlin. North 4 LINEN PRESS OPERATORS. e o wanted at once. Tolman Laundry, Wisconsin ave. MACHINIST, to rebuild and repair bakery equipment: must be good: union man pre- ferred. State all particulars in first letrer references. Address Box 3:-V. Star office. MACHINIST—Good. all-around man. must_be hustler on small work: anent position with g00d pay 1o satis- factory man: furnish references. Address Star_ofMce. MAN to work in grocery store; must be a good_meat cutter, Apply H.'L. Gordon. @35 8. Fairfax st. Alexandria, Va MARKER AND ASSQRTER. experienced Conger's Laundry, 29rd and New York ave. nw. MEAT CUTT man, grocery store. must | liable: references. 1276 M MEN to sell ice cream on commission: make good money. Apply Polar Ice Cream Co. 19 H_st. n.w £ MEN—Two middle-aged white men, wait Tabie n dining room: not afraid of ‘hours S0, room. ‘board_ laundry. tip uth Alexandria, Va . Ric w"hmllon A haay Liitre White Ho‘lse erienced, 5" not ou be sober, I nw onRAToR. experienced, for beaut one with_clientele preferred. state Address Box #3-T. Star office PAPERHANGER. first-class mechanic. This is not a_temporary position. 1 want a man the year aro drest Box 44:-V. Star office PHARMACISTS. young. State age references Address Box 472-V. Sta ry. lert. experienced nd_ qualifications. office $1 hour. 50K Blair_rd Shen 345 0 | PLUMBERS—Must have X and_Jo nevman's card - Apply 00 d George- town rd.. Bethesda. Md. between : am and 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.. Forster | & King | R c W Young married man. about no_experience required. as_we YOu: route now payving about $0 per week: splendid opportunity to earn much more if willing to work N hours per day: we pay salary and commission Give age’ and _phone number for appoint Address Box 41i6-V. Star office. SALESMAN to represent nationally know ing route: in | fen ord { wifling to reaily work. Age 25-35 giving full details for interview Box 465-T_Star office SALESMEN. between ages d perience preferred. but not essent ply Western Auto Supply Co.. 7 st. nw. Apply Monday morning, J | SALESMEN . _young. to fill 3 ood Dpay nce for fapid_sdvancement Apply # to 12, Room 205, 1425 Eye at. nw. SALESMEN. 4 good advertising men. com- | mission basis. Phone Mr. Carbaugh, De- | catur 5141 for avpointment 5!’R¥ ICE STATION ATFEND\VT clnab]e ent and nhOfOHIh.V experienced, for hl[hl _work. Apply 1 l\‘ ave. nw SHIPPING CLERK ust_be experi o do not apply. addres Bos $33CH B | som"m—u:: enced. Georgia ave. n.w UPHOLSTERER — Speed Decessary: g00d salary. 18th st. n.w Avply 5111 and _experience Apply at 3303 . Apply 804 | WEATHER-STRIPPING MECHANICS. Call Mr. Pugh. Wisconsin 5058 10 cent store Give full information letter._ Address Box 445-V. Star office | YOUNG MAN. “white.” experienced short- order cook and saiad man. Appiy B Gile g and B sis se T APPY YOUNG MAN white, not_over household furniture = warehouse Must be strong. willing and not afra: work. Phone Geo. % 000 YOUNG MEN. age 18 to machine business: n o . to learn coin- must be neat and fur- honesty, selected. Apply to manager, between the hours of = and 4 STEADY EMPLOYMENT For men of good reputati : its to drive taxicabs: I"a P A For d bonus. - aPply Union Taxicab As- H st ne. tailed information sociation. 127 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. our sales force: experience not if you are willnis o Work hard: Sienty of UHAPIRO CORPORATXONE 2 who does not drink. Ad- | GUTE B ior entabiisned Mundry ‘sad dry-clesns | = nish best of references as to character and | . 4D jinususl opportunity to those Have opening for an additional man on | t_club commission: prompt verification. fifnly Mr. Reid. NATION-WIDE co-op. denta] supplies and produects co. offers attractive proposition to retired dentists. students, salesmen of dental supplies. dentifrices’ and drugs. Established clientele in D, C. and Md. An. swer. stating reierences’ and experlence Address Box 37K-T. Star office. OIL BURNER COMMISSION SALESMEN wanted: may also sell other products EMPLOYMENT AG! BUSINESS AND_PROFE ENGINEERS, competent operators for st eis.’draglines, _cranes, ditches, bulldozers and other machines on street, sewer. water. xas and electric service line work. Over 50 men placed in three months at best wages Join with a live organization now before fees rise. Mass interview 8 p.m., Monday, th. ‘or_inauire mornines before 9 | = COURSES. _ | GREGG ~ SHORTHAND, typing. Enclish, arith.. speed dictation; beginners and_re- views; individual instruction. Decatur 3254, HOOL, QRADUATES' LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Special discount Cantinata- theanih July Students prepared for State board exams Individual instruction. Shop experience. Diplomas granted. Positlons secured. Start any time Eas MODERN‘ sm(ooL cP BEAUTY TYPIST EXAM includes Rough Draf: seneral test with answe: T typists' training: $1.50 SCHOOL. 1 F s e SPECIAL 'SUMMER RATES. SHORTHAND, TYPING, CALCULA’I’ING MACHINES COMPTOMETER. Positions for Graduates. WOOD'S"SCHOOL, Established 1885 710 14th SURW = £ | et. (144 SHORTHAND T TYPEWRITING. 8 WEEKS INTENSIVE COURSE FQR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES GOING ‘OLLEGE COLLEGE | SUMMER SESSION S’I'RAYER COLLEGE, P. J. HARMAN, DIRECTOR. AT F THIR’ BE AHEAD IN BEAUTY TRAINING Honour has_just returned Paris and New York. with | from the ‘nu Catalogue—Terms—Day-Nite Classes. s MABELLE HONOUR SYST! B BE!.P WOMEN. | BEAUTY OPERATOR around. wanted at once. Only expert need app. Good | salary; also apprentice to iearn course in | exchange for services. Call Friday or dav. Adams 1314 MAGAZINE SALESMEN_ experienced: hizh- 708, Second National Bank 5 _espe. BOYD NATIONAL 1748, | ~ PERSONAL. HEMST!T(‘HING AND_ COV while you wait. ~Special dresmabers. shope. deceretors NEEDLE-CRAFT. COLONIC IRRIGATION. PHY. apy health treatments by gradus Hours. 10 till 9. Phone Decatur ¢ PRIVATE HOME TO BOARD NICELY FUF SHED ROOM IN NUR private home 3 r for e | WHEN DEATH STRIKES A rA\mY there 1S no need to feel that they mu accept inferior funeral services due to in- abillty to pay a higher price “The Greater Chambers' Co. offers o complete little a s for the Greater W~ cor; Chapin n w Cum or write our address. We beautiful catologue ot how hapin st. n.w.. phone Co T1th st._s.e.. ohone A PERSONALITY AKD tute 50 e tn need n%émnralzmfl':l? Persons ysis, _confidential help AGNES \ PARKER. atl. Press Blde Natl 1)\\vr=luufl<rr | G4 for appoint | mvm by phone HEMORRHOIDS H‘Abl(ql"ED BY own method: resuit 1 time or money by or MY st EE Adams (38K | FALSE _TEE WHILE " YOU mers FULLEF 818 100 5t N W ¢ Phbte Na HO[“FH()LI) REPAIRS & SERVIC | BEDDING wwrm«;s box spr pillows_ren be D! Wash. Mattress ‘Taylor st CHAIR CANING rockers splinted CLAY 1235 10th n.w__ Phone Mef ELECTRICIAN Reas. prices. Nign JPHOLSTER- ING, porch RMSTRON | BOOKKEEPER. must be able to use Ell ot Fisher bookkeep y and experience. Star office CASHIFR 4100 Conn. ave. g machine. State Address Box 47 and car service girls Apply 6 o'clock eve! COMPANION-MAID. | and Box 434V fce. 3 | GEN. “OFFICE _ASSISTANT ®ood pay right pariy: part time. rado Bidg.. after 4 pm for curb service. between ars of age. APPlY 5111 w Address Star under 319 Co 18 and Georsia 5. Write. | Address OUSEKEEPER. white e for h for TYPIST. knowledgs stenography. Rin eredit routine. retail clothing DDy, fam ore. WAITRESSES for Saturday nis enced. Apply Dude Rsnch Wi Bivd. Phone Berwyn WAITRESS, _experie w Appiy 104 Kennedy st. n'w. | WAITRESSES, experience | dining_room. 5111 Gwm. a\e n- WAITRESS W TED. 18 to 30 years of age: must’be experienced s | Restaurant 14th_st | WOMAN. white. middle aged and (ukr care of R d and | WINDOW TRIMMER for syndicate 5 and “GIRL wanted fo: Apply at Harr Airport, YOUNG must be neat ington “Grove. IILLP—DO\IEQTI(‘A GIRL. colored. reliable. stay nights: § family: $15_month. Wisconsin 3014 GIRL. white, over 23, ho Cocoanut ework. plain cooking: go home ni month and car fare. Washing references required. Emerson 5:i OUSEKEEPER and child's nurse. wh Call Greenwood 2149-J after p.m. MAID (preferably Swiss or German): col- ored will equally satisfy if really wants permanent situation: good salary for service; sleep out: must be Ist-class co honest ' clean and polite. with best refer. ences. Capable taking care modern apt.: two in family. Without such qualifications ou are wasting your time and mine. Ad- dress Box 463-T, Star office, giving refer- ences FOOD CHECKER Must be expegjenced, reference required. Address Box 431-V, Star office. RENOVIZE . . . your home Old-Fashioned Principles. 1108 K N.W. B DISTRICT 6557 Dignify your home. Phone *Eberly's” MARION TALLEY WRC 9:00 P. || REDUCE THE HOLLYWOOD WAY M. et Loy LOSE POUNDS —FEEL YEARS YOUNGER Lovely Marion Talley, star FROM NET HOLLYWOOD and concert stage who now weighs 107 pounds, says, “It’s so easy to look and feel years younger. I follow the Hofiywood Habit which means I ea? sensibly, exercise regularly Ry-Krisp Wcj;rs as bread meal.” 'l'ry it yourself—it’ and use at every s fun to reduce this way and you'll love Ry-Krisp Waferl—they‘rc de- RY-KRISP, TYENINC WHOLE RYE WAFERS SERVICE MANAGER A large Chevrolet Dealership. Must come well recommend- ed and have experience, none other need apply. State age and experience fully. fidential. Address Box 438-V, Star Office. WANTED—Used car sales- man, one only, must be ex- for one of the best used car departments in the city. Ap- ply to Mr. Garner, mornings only. SULLIVAN CHEVROLET, ___ 2435 14th St. N.W. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Have a position on small Chevrolet sales force for a live, wide - awake, neat - appearing fnan. 'If you are a producer and want a permanent connection with a fast-trading, liberal-mind- ed organization, we can use you at once. We will furnish you a new Chevrolet demonstrator and pay the highest rate of commis- sion. Plenty of floor play and prospects. Salesmen now selling one of the three lowest-priced cars will be given first consider- ation. Applications strictly con- fidential. See Mr. Blackwood be- tween 9 am. and 6 p. SULLIVAN CHEVROLET co., 460 New York Ave. SALESMEN, why keep 100k- ing for a job while beginners earn $35 to $50 per week and experienced men $75 per week up? If you have no false pride and will call with an open mind, there is no reason | ¢! why you cannot make good. We show you how. See Mr. Murray, Room 708, 1331 G |G® st. a.w.,, 4 to 5 pm. PR All applications strictly con- | perienced, sober and reliable | WOMAN__ white. middle aged. without home. C-z’hv:. and cooking; home, good sal- ary. Col. ‘“o'l\(AN.uwloud for ge: 'rnerfll " housework. t. SITUATI! EN. BOOKKEEPING WORK. part time: books started, closed monthly: very reasonable: ¢xpert accountant; city references. Adams | CHAUFF'EUR»—Younfi man. whit. job:_drive any car., free travel: 1977 Lamont nw : (‘HAUFP'EUR. handy ma vhite. 30 part time, Address Box 365-V, Star e desires 0od ref. COLORED —MAN. busheiman. _pr sieady hand: best references. North 18 LAWYER. voune. recent graduate. experience, desires position with_lawyer of Jaw firm. Address Box 289-T, Star e MAN_ colored. wanis fob as wall was housework or bus boy. Atlantic 4 MAN. colored. abo with automobiles, wai truck driver, all-aroun 4763, 613 lst st. 8. RETIRED PATENT ATTORNEY w i patent work from attorney at law salary. or piece_work. Pn _Att.. 908 5 UNI. GRAD. business exnenrnr" etlres eomnection - with reliahia firm: honest; ref. Address Box uNU-T., Star office. - . WORK_ON for Christian young man. 1914 H n.w. YOUNG MAN. colored. wants Job as hou e man_Jjanitor. dishwasher. Cail Col. 10261 YOUNG MAN, 20, Stlewlsvin mmol in FOmIme. Hesires position with firm or office. West_1726-J. SlTUATlONS—WOMEF. BOOKKEEPER. ‘Address_Box 'BOOKKEEPER. years experience: neat andrellam) erences. Address Box 444-T. Star office. yrs’ exi Job_haaenns rage man. Dist. “FARM for room and Ernest White, MAN—Nurse or nurse for chud or O olete charee of home: Geian: Tefer- ence._Emerson 67 JIRL,_ white. Sosition July' 15 as Companioh to,an elderly lad Address Box sy Ax.mms: =4 flve Does. Ca l:l,B:l"A:;re‘cChlfl!: Powel. 532 Shepherd, st. n.w SITUATIONS—DOMEST! ;GE GIRL wishes work child's nurse OBl Frerer temving iy, Re- nme hone cxm. nnu job cleaning bach- Sore ADanr”r‘nlld work; part time. Ref- settled. Virginian, wishes ‘moth elper or stay nights. other's helper or ED_VA GIRL mot l'erylo per. or ER. expe: DOMI! Chl‘lsl n. lll\ll(\fln adult fam- Jent rff&knm i1 "all ‘week." Ref. FPoi. = HOY | mrm Tih SN experienced gencral | board | floors Sandrd leshcd L.T. Folk. 5 She Ln i FLOORS 31 PAINTING | PAh\TI NG AND PAPEPIN'G Rooms PAPLRIN G “0.0 | ara GEORGE H TANC pered. $5 ¢ | Tolson. phone PLASTERIN( cement HELP AND SITU ATIONS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, ST (Contir DRUG &T for derful opportunity. 1o rignt arty. Address Box 43%-T. Btor office ROOMING LIOUSES. stores. delicatessens, ete. Cqnsidering buying or seii: AUSTIN M. COOPER, 1008 Eve §t. N.W National 1 Roqmgn;z House Investment. MAN. DRIVING nto July 4tb '.'U‘Lj;' 3 "ro Voigtlander or 1 good conditior FURNITURE pOsi B hrices for s Linc Mx- CASH FOR OLD GO! watches diamonds sewel SELIN S.)\!r lrd old dis ue paid mm r her machines. H Co. 1h & O n.w. North 18 ES_—Rolifast and other nigh Haz! Cycle & Sporing sed Material Dept h & C Sts. 6 17, ARGAINS—, A very fine ‘com t unredeemed E AGE UF GUR LOW PRICES 0 MONTHLY 'PAYMENTS ine ZING CO.. ht Phone Clev. 5000 Remodeling—Repairing of All Kinds. Painting—Papering. NO DOWN PAYMENT. H. A plan finencing. Small amount eath monih, Call us n HL PASSE'I"I‘ INC _1205 1, 8t NW. National BEAUTIFY! DECORATE! ARENOVATE YOUR HOME . le_inside and’ out. V'R that "New H You can. ¥ou know. at a | NO CASH DO\VN START PAYING 50 DAYS AFTER WORK S COMPLETED | You pay in small mon! low as %3 morithiy been made 1o si EVERYTHING. Fi We |BASEMENT TO C. ‘\gEMENT No matter yhat vou need Federal will ald you. Call us today. You'll be glad to tomorrow FREE ESTIMATES. Finance Whele Otaers Don't. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC. | NATIONAL payments. as T terms. _Miss McGown. 1008 H st A PAYING BUSINESS in smail town_of Mtz "Co.. ‘beer and lunch. Address BoX 14-T. Star office. e CONSTRUCTION, MAN would | from"contractor interested in ne Address Box = ke to hear ject—railroad. office A DINING CAR—Operate a modern diner and be independent. If you have some capital to finance vour own business. write_ for latest catalog. hony, Inc.. Elizabeth, N. J. Je! 990_West_Grand st.. | RESTAURANT. liquor and beer license: ai cooling _system: finest equipped place in city; $8.000: will seat 120: shows $5.000 Sear clear. dy owner wishes to re! near 16th and Eve. 5; income, and Bob shol- H _ — - AN OPPORTUNITY for good chanic; repair shop. mixed gas s Hwy.. wincoln st. Cherrydale, Clarendon m ‘immediate posse reas. S Hizhway 40 miles from W Washington. VR liquor _licen: ood Jocation: lease 5 vears 06 o, ‘doini Erice. 55,000 $3.000 cash and the ‘two with terms. Star_office. ‘Address_Box DESIRE 'ro ) REN [ ROOMING HOUSE, 1ot less than 10 rooms. in good n.w. section. Phone_Metropolitan_9000. 3 COUNTRY STORES, chicken fari fronts. gas stations. priced from and up. on easy terms. in St. Marys Count the lanid of opportunity near the Nation Capitar. the yorld's best markets. For Weiner, Leonardtown. Capitol st._Lincoln 8118 °& MING HOUSE wanted. about 1 P OOMING Foan or Carh. AddressBox T. Star office. 5* GASOLINE STATION and repair sh rent: owner in bad health. 1119 for uth ‘wants light house- oung. L ol Vacation. " Atantic york part time "during 416! Tored, mother's Belper: ?rmcescusleeu . Linc e ot I light,_nes S0 e Twill mot stay nights. 7186+J, 728 Girard B, oty el 0 5. reliable. a5 references A ROOMING HOUSE. APTS. 12 rms 5 baths, h.-wh.: $70 per month:’ goo D dome - Price. 3500 cash. Call Mr. Krémb Met. 5800. A BUSINESS that will est on your investment: to d buver, must Roy M. Coffman. ave,, Sliver Sprias. a 1007 protect owner d confidentiall 21 Georg rd 7 inter- treate ealtor. l ) 4 HOT-WATER i FIXTURES ~ Two _coffee b Sounter and six e 'Co QFFICE FURN chatrs fils “desk 11 w smnrun Salvaze Co_new n. 2 c ocation. K00 B nt up in; Washi hiton to choote plies to_purchase Phone Na- (in the r special the musical in- : ‘used very littl ubstantially reduce steel body and wheels _easy to handle. 1219 Ve - 3204 5 leo< “Philco and Motorola best trace-in_in the cit e before you buy used sets. Armature Co.. fith and O sts. nW. REFRIGERATOR, General Electric, Moni- tor top; (rade 3 guarantee, <109.50. 1350 New SE\\I G MACHINES—Singer d.h. electr S35 elect. portable. $:0: dropheads. rent. $4 up: repairs. S1. Lear, West 30¢ STUDIO COUCH—Simmons: stlk_tapest gover: was $45: floor sample: to close $125. ' Ideal Bedding Co.. 62 v TYPEWRITERS—$38_ $i month: Just jlke fent; No. 8 L C, Smith, No, 10 Remington. No. 5 Underwood5716_16th st TYPEWRITERS Tented for Civi]- lervirr Order_now _Capitol Typewriter Co.. 132 New _York ave Phone National 4838. TYPEWRITERS—Current mode) Coronas and L 'C. Smiths for rent _Bargains in r built and reconaitioned machines. The C. Smith and Corona Typewriters, In 1018 15th st_n.w__Phone National 041 TYPEWRITERS AND STANDS furnished for Civil Service Examinations, Applv American Typewriter Co., . Capitol st._ Phone Lincoln 0 VACUUM CLEANERS — Large assortment repossessed and rebullt cleaners at ba: gain_ prices: like new. Written one. guarantee, 30 _davs' trial Dplan. BRANDS CO._ 805 11th st. n.w. LERNER SHOPS 1111 F Street Ha For Immediate Sale Dress, Underwear and Blouse Fix- tures, etc., also store carpet, elec- tric fans, and miscellaneous fix- tures. Can be seen before 10 AM. or after 6 P.M.