Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1936, Page 36

OF N. B. C. MARKED Review of Broadcasting to Feature Presentations. Time Shifts Programs. N. B. C. network, which this celebrates its 10th anniver- sary, is doing most of it through special programs. One of these gets underway Monday at 9 pm. Called “Ten Years in Retrospect,” it is to provide a weekly review of the progress in broadcasting. The opener will recall the Dempsey - Tun- ney fight, the Lindbergh reception and the first Rose Bowl game broad- cast in 1927. The celebration will reach a climax November 15, the date on which N. B. C.’s initial broadcast was made 10 years ago. Each week's broadcast until that time will reveal the type and scope of the advances made by N. B. C. in the 10 years of its existence. NE'I'WORK broadcasting schedules will undergo their semi-annual shift September 27, when New York returns to Eastern standard time. Nearly all regular network features will come into Washington an hour later than at present, although a few are to be given other spots on the broadcast schedule. . B. C. and the Intercity Group have finally ironed out their differences about the Good Will Court broadcasts which make their debut on N. B. C. tomorrow night as a substitute for Maj. Bowes' amateur shows. As a result N. B, C. and the Inter- City Group will carry the programs, which means they will come into ‘Washington over both WRC and ‘WOL. Tomorrow night, however, ‘WOL will broadcast only the first 80 minutes of the hour program. NEW show called “What's in a Name” will make its debut over WRC and WFBR in Baltimore Sep- tember 28. The program will be broadcast twice weekly—Monday and Fridays from 7:45 to 8 p.m. On each program, “The Oracle of Names” and narrator, will give the background history and significance of the names of famous people. Den- nis Connell, Maude Howell Smith and John Shelley have been chosen for the cast, but WRC is looking for other promising talent for special character parts. Nature’s Children Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia). BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. AIRYLIKE flowers of bright blue, bell-shaped, love to peep from almost inaccessible crev- ices of rocks where dashing waters maintain a continuous spray, or perhaps in some lovely meadow or shady spot where fairies love to romp and play; the blue bells of Scotland | or lady’s thimble may be found from June until September. The harebells are a thirfty family and develop many, many seed chil- | dren. They are in egg-shaped, pend- ant, three-celled capsules. When they are ready to go places they, being so light, travel with ease upon the pass- ing breeze. The mode of transportation is ideal. | You will find the dainty blue bells swaying from their long stems in the | Arctic regions of Europe, Asia and America. They flourish in Canada, from there to New Jersey and Penn- sylvania and Westward to Nebraska, to Arizona, in the Rockies, and from | this point to California, in the Sierra | Nevadas. If you have a spot in your own gar- | den that is damp and shaded, why not have your own fairy circle? Through many thousands of years | S the flower has learned how to bend its dainty head before the wind, and though the 6 to 36 inch stem seems fragile, it is flexible and straightens up after the storm is over. ‘The harebell has her five petals together to form a bell. This is prog- ress for the famly, for it assures the flowers protection from the rain and preserves the pollen for the refresh- ment of {nsect guests, giving & han- dicap to those pilfering insects who are noted housebreakers. If you will look deep into the face of the harebell you will see that the important visitor must enter the flower door at the place where the stigmas will come in contact with the pollen-laden plush coat of the guest. Harebells are clever advertisers, too. Their blue is the favorite color “of bees and butterfiies and many otherg of the flying squad. Watch how the guests creep around the flower until they can grasp the pistil, in order to sip the nectar flowing at the base of the bell. It is at this time you can even see the cloud of pollen from the surrounding stamens that descends upon the happy guest and also upon the immature pistil. ‘When the flower is old all the pollen has been removed and the pistil now Tesembles the clapper of a bell. The stigma at its top is now in three horizontal lobes, which are very sticky on the under side, and when an in- sect comes calling, powdered with « pollen, the grains stick to the waiting stigma. If by any chance insects have been unable to call at the right date the stigmas bend backward and reach the left-over pollen of the flower and (Copyright, 1936. Japanese National Theater. In Tokio, the head of a theater chain, Ichizo Kobayashi, has secured Saturday, September 19. WRC 950k P.M. 12: 12:15 12:30 12:45 Merry Go Round [Rex Battle's Ensemble Skipper’s Radio Gang Co Red River Vulley Days |Farm and Home Hour “ - “« (Copyright, 1936) WMAL 630k WOL 1,310k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Accordian Aces News—Music Johnny Gee In the Music Room Eastern Standard Time WISV 1,460k P.M. | & News Bulletins Poetic Strings Buffalo Presents R 1:00 Golf Tournament Lee Gordon's Orch. « ‘Charles Stenross’ Orch, (Farm and Home Hour Charles Sears ‘Whitney Ensemble “« - Afternoon Concert In the Music Room Holy Name Convention Afternoon Rhythms Al Roth's Syncopators Labor News Review Clyde Barrie Varieties ‘Week End Revue The High Hatters Gale Page Hessberger’s Orchestra w w Sports Page - e Week End Revue “« w Baseball Tournament [Middleman's Orchestra R Joan and the Escorts Davey Rose's Orch., Sports Page w w Blue Room Echoes W W [Kaltenmeyer’s Kinderg't'n Polo Matches Nationals vs. Yankees e s - Nationals vs, Yankecs s g8 Today's Winners e “ “ Polo Matches Chasin’ the Blues Bavarian Orchestra Soria Essin \Bulletin Board “Red” Grange Heinie and Grenadiers Dance Hour Spm Parade Hfldmrd | Jamboree |Jamboree The Chateau Evening Star Flashes Sunday School Lesson Noble Cain Message of Israel Bill Coyle Jan Garber's Orch. El Cmco Drama, Barn Dance Folio of Facts “« ow EVENING PROGRAMS Tony Wakeman ,Music—News | Editorial—Music Melody Moments Meredlv_h Wlusons Orch. . Eventide Echoes Nordica Orchestra |Rev. - Charles E. Coughlin Frederic William Wile Melodies News—Rhythms Dream Avenue Patti Chapin Arch McDonald Dinner Concert Swing Session Columbia Workshop i e ‘Drink Deep” {Famous Voices Musical Interlude Central Labor Union Bruna Castagna Prof. Quiz “ - 'The Chateau Springtime Barn Dance Jacques Fray's Orch, Front Page Drama 'WOL Concert Musical Frequencies Hit Parade News—Music “|News Joe Candullo’s Orch. 3 :30 | Bill En‘iCkllnd's Orch. Riley and Farley Al Donahue’s Orch. e Roy Smith's Orch. | A |The Gaities |News—Music Rhythm and Romance Ted lfiw&s‘ Orch. 11:00 |Lou Brlngs Orch. 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 |Sign Off M‘ldnlta Frolics - “« u Slumber Hour Oliver Naylor's Orch. Earl Moyer's Orch. Night Watchman (2 hrs.) Serenade (one hour) ! Art Browxu Varietles |Jan Garbers Orch. News Bulletins Phil Harris’ Orch. Sleepy Time (1 hour) | 12:00 MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Joan Bennett of stage and screen | Sweepstakes” on WJSV at 9. Again, fame, Joe Cook, comedian, and Lois January, operatic singer, will be among Smith Ballew's guests during the Chateau program on WRC at 8:30. Miss Bennett will take part in a dramatic sketch. Bob Haring, radio mestro and com- poser of several song successes, will direct the “Your Hit Parade and | at 7:30. “Did I Remember?” will be the featured selection. Other numbers include “Until the Real Thing Comes Along,” “A Star Fell Out of Heaven” and “When I'm With You.” Bob Griffin, N. B. C. dramatic player, and Baritone, will contribute to the Jamboree program on WRC The Cadets, Larry Cotton, tenor, and Sylvia Clark and Col. | Hoople also will take part.. The first of the Argentine - Ameri- | | can polo matches at the Meadowbrook Club on Long Island, will be described | over WMAL and WJSV at 4. Frederic William Wile, political writer and veteran radio commen- tator, will discuss “The Campaien to | Date” in a bradcast over WJSV at 5. DAILY SHORT STORY LINE OF DUTY By Geraldine Swanson. TH!B should have been a happy night, a happy trip, but a cloud dimmed Mrs. Flagg's gladness. For more than 25 years she had | worn this deepen- ing fear pinned to her heart, as if by suffering secretly, courageously in an- ticipation, she might be spared the accomplished fact. It had been a small cloud when, 25 years ago, she had married Pa- trolman John Flagg of the vil- lage of Lakedale, now the industrial center Irondale. Unobtrusively |she turned and studied the man beside her in the front seat of the car. He was hand- somer today than he had been 25 years before, she thought. The thick, crisp hair was iron-gray now, that boyish face sculptured by responsi- bility and honesty of purpose. He not only capably filled the post of chief of police, but he looked the part. ‘This was their twenty-fifth wed- ding anniversary. At her earnest in- sistence they were driving to the city to spend the night and as much of the following day as Capt. Flagg could be persuaded to spare from his duties. ‘Theater, dinner and shopping had been her excuse. “Oh, John,” she protested as the captain switched on the police radio. “Do we have to listen to that all the ‘way to Chicago?” “Now, Martha,” soothed Capt. Flagg. “I just want to see how the boys are getting on.” * x kX % THE radio didn’t really annoy her, but for this one night she wanted to be free of even the symbol of fear. “If you haven’t trained that police force so they can take care of any- thing that comes up for one day, you're a poor chief of police,” Mrs. Flagg scolded tenderly. “It wouldn’t be for lack of good example. If there’s been a dangerous job to do and you haven't been in the thick of it, I haven't heard of it.” Diffidently she slipped her hand under her husband’s arm. He gave her a quick, warm look of under- standing and pressed her imprisoned hand tightly against his side. The radio droned on, making routine contacts and reports. Suddenly the announcer’s voice came sharp and urgent: o North Patrol! Calling North Patrol! Carload of baidits holding up crowd at Melody Dance Hall, River road and highway 66. More later.” * kX X Tm: upuln lumd forward and snapped a swil “Hedges, Hedges, "hu-w insistently. “Hedges speaking” came back the deep, resonant voice. “This is Capt. Flagg.” “Yes, sir” To Martha's ears the European theaters of thh type, with the particular object of displaying tlte dramatic arts of Japan to foreigners. RENOVIZE . . . your bome Satisfled Thousands 87 !llfi. Competent EBERLY’S SONS voice held a sly, smug satisfaction. “Pm within 2 miles of Melody Dance Hall. Ill hold them till the North Patrol gets there. Isn't it early in the season for that place to be open?” “Private party, I think. Good luck, sir.” The radio droned on. good. But perhaps that was all she had a right to ex- pect. Perhaps it was all she was going to have. Panic swamped Sonnysayings © 1906 Ring Femre Sndiom. lnc. Wodd g et higher and higher, | lying first sick and cold, 1ising to clutch her heart, strangling in her throat, whirling blackness in her head. When ithad | reached its last bearable limit it suddenly dmppcd out of her, lcm.ins her empty, clear- headed, emotion- ally released, If this night was | of special danger to John, at least she was with him. It was separation from John, not death, she feared. If this night|a meant the end of both of them, it held no terrors for her. She had only to stay close to share the dan- ger. Lights out, the car drifted quietly into a hollow, slid softly off the road into the sheltering darkness of a tree’s low branches. before them the straight ridge of the dance hall roof cut squarely across the stars. Capt. Flagg cut the ignition and noiselessly slid out of the car. As he turned to speak to Martha he found her standing beside him. “I'm going with you, Joh said in a breathless little rush. she “r can't—I won't stay back here and |DRIVI hear shots and sit wondering if you are lying dead or dying. I've stood it for 25 years. I can’t tonight.” Capt. Flagg pulled her to him. “Martha, I didn't know it was like this with you all these years. It's been a hard life for you.” “I've been happy with you,” Martha | p; answered stoutly. * ok k% SIDE by side they stole up the road. Presently her husband’s hand stopped her, They stood at the edge of the parking space beside the dance hall. The hall itself was in dark- ness save where a solitary exit light bloomed bloodily. “Wait here!” whispered Capt. Flagg and was gone, lost instantly in the maze of parked cars. She started after him, sheer nervousness hammering at her ribs. As she paused in the shelter of the car nearest the steps she saw the dark blur that was Capt. Flage, bent almost double, going up the | s wooden steps—so well concealed that her eyes ached with the effort to keep him placed. From within the hall came an almost inaudible murmur of penned, restless humanity, crested occasionally by a | b gasp or a giggle or shuffie of feet. Capt. Flagg reached the doorway. ‘Without warning the lights flared on with the violence of an explosion and pandemonium broke loose. In a split second Martha was up the steps beside her husband in the doorway, blinded and deafened. Amazingly the orchestra broke.out with Mendelssohn’s “Wedding March” and familiar, friendly voices took up the cry, “Congratulations, congratula- tions!” Long after Martha to ask, “But how did you know we'd come? “Oh, we knew the captain,” they said with pride and confidence, In that moment Martha knew fear was not too great a price to pay for the love of & man in whom & whole community trusted so im- Atop the hill| ! WY I G197 e Muvver say we each hu a good | an’ a bad in us. My good said t’ me: “Gib baby the biggest apple,” but my bad put it in my pocket an’ clanked my elbow down on it! HELP—MEN. BOY. Tonest. ambitious, Protestant, white, to learn good business. $7 weekly to start. rapid advancement. SWrite stating information. Address BoX 105" tar omece. CARETAKER. with | Telerences. for nearby country proper d msn preferred: furnished ooty 0od; 1o froit, earden Aadress Box. 5300 Siar _office._19% DA mm- MAN, immedis P mmuv 4841 m ave l h.'. for IIIOW’I freight S ""'"."m!'v‘?xm ‘and ow mavrmu. Tiating ve. experionse )o: l‘xgo Btar lh rtl' r Zoric Dry AR Wil pay lhl best mnm in Xperi- rl‘ letur Foeoe Clean- Permanent hllh nluy to ons o ehce:“ags. and - referencss in C. F. T Newe, er, Newpor 3 Sl Ne: a. STEAM on -unjor m‘rk ‘MZ;PK'IR, non-un h-"luldy .“ark WHITE MAN, with hotel ar l-pl house exbfilmu for maintengn l’ Tn fring; inderstand minor clectrical ?n rs; nn:la man preferred. Apply 152 YOUNG lum--wmu, Zerve dinner. cate for car, assist houseKeep: half duy “Betdrdey and Sunds reetown Sugent prefored; references; $20 month, Address Box J»ll B AUTOMOB! Prefer men f50d 10 aclling Chevrowts amd Flsmouth salary and commission to live-wire accepted;_all replies strictly confidential. Address Box 358-G. Star office. AUTOMOTIVE JOBBER SALESMAN: geod llod local territory open for proper mi ll not a Deddlol‘l' proposition. but _position wi an _ old-est b type length of service and present address phone number. Address Box 64-H, Btlr AGGRESSIVE, experienced flor- capable of taking charge and build- ing up a new business in good downtown loclllon Write, stating experience and salary expected: furnish reference: all re- glllel held confidential. Address Box 18-H, ar_office. 'ATTENTION, SALESMEN, To 2 men with cars, who are looking for a permanent position with a future, we have responsible, attractive position. work is pleasant and dignified. No can- vassing. A guaranteed salary will be paid men who 'qualifs. Only men who are re- liable and competent need apply. Address Box 71-H, Star office. STOCK BOYS, Between 16 and 18 years old. A department store has sev- eral permanent openings for young white boys of good in store work. Address Box 442-G, Star office. WATCHMAKER. If you are an experienced roundings, this position will | experience. Address Box 428-G, Star office. RUG MAN. EXPERIENCED. | The Hecht Co. requires the services of an experienced rug stock. Permanent posi- ition. Apply Mr. C. L. Mar- low, The Hecht Co., F and | 7th N.W. YOUNG MAN REAL ESTATE FIRM HAS OPENING FOR YOUNG| MAN BETWEEN 17 AND 20 YEARS OF AGE HAVING 3 HIGH SCHOOL EDUCA-| TION. REPLY IN OWN HANDWRITING, STATING AGE, EDUCATION, ETC. OFFICE. ,BOYS WITH BICYCLES TO | |SERVE NIGHT FINAL STAR | ROUTES IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C. PHONE CLEV. 2221. VACUUM CLEANER SALES- | MEN, 25% good men. Apply Mr. Wil- liams from 7 to 8 p.m. Ford Electrlc Co., 3616 14th n. w. WANTED——SALES‘WEN. iF_vou can sell and reall & good income we have D! ization for you. ~Giv garding your past selling experie letter. ~ Address Box 4 St COUPLE WANTED —Woman not Working to share home and_care for 10-year-oid schoolgirl, Address Box 349-G. Star office. COUPLE_ white, for small D 50! Ly tand ™ with "o, chlldren of live stock. Must be good cOOK. housexeeper and handy man. Refererices required. Point_Patiente. Solomons. Md. MEN AND WOMEN in the District of Ce lumbla to make extra money without effort on their part. Write me. giving ai address. phone number and Iodge or fra feraal abliations, also present position. if | employel This_does not require any of your time from your present emplover and | Is not & sales o soliciting position. Address | x 47 ar office HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATORS (2). must be efi- cxem._“n_pgzy 6 Conn. ave. CARPENTERS WANTED, four (non- | union). " Apply §. E. Snyder, 3114 Penn- sylvania ave. 20° COLLECTORS — — Experienced in _credit | clothing: must have car and know the city; splendid proposition to right man. | Apply 720 7th st. n.w. $30 per month. Phone Wisconsin_4004. NTERMAN AND SHORT-ORDER gook,, rellable. hone ieht work. Lunch. 5246 Wisc ced, one who the city” well; bring references: no idlers. Argopne Mar- ket. 1757 Columbia rd., after 6 p.m. Jack's E following can Write | ful AUTY OPERATOR w! = profitable cnnnzcucns' | details._Address Box 38 BEAUTY OPERATORS. experi Srouna Avply A0 B, Sver Lo Rathe BEAUTY ¢ oPmA'rORs (8), for all around work. +th BEAUTY OF opmn‘mfi.. exverienced. with & rou“m; Bavoy Beauty Balon, K08 13th oor, 1317 P s all _aro OPERATORS (2), 5releubly With Con: ave. following: WS GIRL, thoroughly exverienced, for salads and desserts. Apply Collier Inn, 1807 Co- lumbia rd. n.w. weee, (L LET IT @0 |y character who are interested | man looking for a permanent | position in congenial sur-| interest you. State age and! rug man to supervise their § THIS Time, BuT DoN'T’ EVER LET ME cATCH “THAT ANIMAL AGAIN WITHOUT A MUZZLE THE OWNER OF A DANGEROUS DOG HELI—DOMESTIC, lCnntinnra ) white. cookine, general | ork. lecp in; elerences; $5 Week. no la ry Cleveland 0 GIRL. co! | experienced, month. 1 KA GIRL. colored. general v | Sleaner wnd ironer; assist with esoking: itress and maid: if ienced. start | home nights. o HOUSEKEEPER, white, care of sp and infant for ‘empioved counle; experienced: good Lume and = | HOUSEKEEPER woman: no s 00d home Lincoln 311 | HOUSEWOF | ferred: "zet trong. reliable, st T or drinker: references; 26 Bladensburg rd. n.e. __reliable: slees s required. D _in pre- MAID. for general housework: very lil cooking and ry; stay LARGE ADDRESS BOX 409-T, STAR Apply at lhe Charm Beauty Shop, ! good home for . Address Box 462-G. MAID—Must be exce: houseworker: two city references: room | 4801_Brandywine st office. 20% cook. laundress private home: and board, $6 weei. nw Leland st., Chevy Chase, | Coiumb:a | INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) Retail credit se. procedure: an intensive ced credit managers of es: registrations now be- oF ‘phore. for full pariicalars STRAYER COLLEGE, Homer Building. 5 and P Sts. PROFESSIONAL WRITING, A.YOURV.‘LXS\{ FUBLICITY i Intensive. Courses. Classes now being formed to bexin in Beplember Call wnite or phone N for special b STRAYER COLLEGE HOMER BUILDING 3th ang F STS R Ruraing. cologie Hie by_hour or_day. | G ST. ALTERATION SHO! DRES! £owns ‘and coats made to order. Alterations n | & specialty. ® P“n'\e Met ent. or call at Rool Pless Butidine, ior interview on Mor MOTHER' te, reliable, hor_- small salary. Ad- Tice | WOMAN, white. ~ for (on-ml (‘hhd!eh stay 3 for g 1 3 rly 1 g0 home | mighie: “reference; 35" week. Apply G > wants a §00d home ek for ure g h;m\ and geae; commission to nis e of cnild: s, 1841 Coiumbia rd. D.w ACCOD\TAN;I‘ expert ted. kept Dart t Yeasonable: relerence:. | BOOKKEFPER, ca mont, 20" igh-school graduate. wants position trade; highest references. A Box 44-G. Star office. _Sheph | CHAUFFEUR. truck dnver; driver; _reliable; mechanical D. C.'permit. Address Box 4 office. | COLORED BOY. Southern. porier or an kmd of Job; Phone Lincoln 3821-J. 'COLORED MAN wants po. | gualifications and service guaraatced. Kenson st. MAN. 36, collevs, Taiereried i Tieraturs. ¢ | lanciiages, sclences. Wine, f00d. owns smail water-front property on Eastern Shc' seeks Winter or year-around con: here; no canvassing. Address Box ar office. S OUNG AN o aeseuniioe S | ical experience, rofined. spber. hotel and rage experience considered. Address Box 1 Teferences. iig= o510 YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes job, porte | chauffeur, houseman: experienced in drug store: reference; will do other work. Co- lumbia_ 6190. YOUNG MAN, white, wants_ work: driver's_permit: best references. Al | Box 307-G, Star office. SlTUATlONs—MBN AND WOMEN. COUPLE, colored, cook. waitress, house- maid. chauffeur.” butler, houseman, gar- dener; free to travel; both thoroughly ex- perienced; reliable: young and refined, h_first-class references. Address Box -G. Star office. 20° SITUATIONS—WOMEN. ER—White: permit; elll on estab- lished trade; salary and commission, Call ational ENGINEER WAN' necessary. Apply Ambassador 1426 Irving st. n.w. clty Sounter man by whole- ating supply company: Salary expecte Laundr: EXPERIENCED cf sale plumbing and : ate age. exper: Address Box 3 .‘1’18—’(‘31“8 far SCRAPERS (. nr ss_men, l'ol’l, must ciss stead; sober. T. Folk, U85 Snerie: Sleveraria 0528 FURNITURE MOVING, MAN. white, with furniture repairing and refinishing_experi- ence preferred; permanent. 1301 Wiscon- sin_ave.. 3-6 pm. s.turdu or_Sunday. enced in truck garden- Sare of rult Eises. Howars: Teferences. Address Box GARDENER. ex ln«l and l‘no'ln t have €0 e e om Ung. neat emcient; ex- Csseniat Konly Key dept., 8. 8. and E sts, 0. LOCKSMITH—! z;uneem AN ect go!nglsd lul\lra Inr l‘llh(. mn M- ety -m: sales_ability, e o DR CORRGRY b Bld and Mt, Vernon pl. MU ms— t over 17 vrs. Srchestrar give full particutats. Admu Box 146-G. Star office. OFFICE MANAGER. preferabl countant. for _larse _organization; experience fully, present empl imum entrance salary. 67-H. Star office. PAPERHANGERS. Phone Lincoln 3303. Mr. Huth. 20° PIN SETTERS, experienced; Apply Lucky Strike Bowling 14th st. n.w. an_ac- state t and ly work. 8, 1729 iER, thoroughly ex- _8"]:!!1:& and Star oflgu. MANAG] o A e o RESTA erienced. Address Box 423- Teference. SALESMAN. splendid op] rtunnv new sales organization, average $25 wi Ap- ply Mr. Abbot. sos At sulte 05-003, mission basts .,:“m?.r'm.':".;" Senentine T upon Sbility My, Knight. 1710 Conn: opportunity o Fight 107-H. Star office. SALESMEN, experience not_required; S10 Bonar St ‘ofer "tor man with. sedan. Avply’ ready for work. 750 ‘a.m.. Monday mamln o MR ey education an 15-H. Star office. SALESMEN and_dealers Home Tratlers”; 105500 Beatir imated wdv. W!m ave, . n.w. m&fi perienced in store flm com- ton; grportun: ity. ;z_loln IIHWIIAI'I. Address to ANTED_Third-class Ticense | aommlg 3 or 8 good men. Wxlic T age from 20 to 98 neat clerks in ‘ice cream par Y morning. Sept. 21. at ERGARTEN Aasxs'mln‘ for private school; state training, experience and min. imum salary desired. Address Box 63-H, Star_office. LAD! attractive sary, Ty Annly ‘Th. Shanty, 404 U!h ll n W. MAID. 1 t colored. housekeeing !or cuu- Dle-with Sehoa o Toom. 1198 N.. c-n R - | overator. CURB GIRL wants work as lady's m-ld‘ nursing or general housework. Phone Columbia_8185-. GIRL, refiable. colored. wants position waitress, maid in store or office, t0: Dec. 1860 GIRL, colored, as maid. nurse. help, _dishwastier, “mothel's helper; nights. 107 R st pantry stay }:mzl' classes: Kensington 1317. T _ | WILL CARE FOR wants job as | private home. nice yard: attention, proper A OYED WITH .I“DIGE"TIO‘I gas. try GASGONE and be thk- __Get it _frond your d zist. ‘THE PETER PAN SCHOOL ANNOUNCES opening of s boarding schoal; reasonable rates_ 1604 Park road. Adams COLONIC IRRIGATION. PHYSIO-T! apy health treatments by graduate nurs Hours. 10 until 9. Phone Decatur 62582 THE HOME SCHOOL. FOREST GLE Md.—Private school for little children: mndividual stention. Pk | BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY. AM | mendale, Md.—Safe, happy: entire student body returning; very moderate. YED _WITH INDIGESTION | caused by gas. try GAS GONE and be | quickly relieved. Get it from your drug- ATED own method: results eflective for time or money back Write for,oookiet drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWER 13 Columbia rd _Adams 4).‘,“\ _SCHOOL. FOREST GLEN. MD—A 0l ‘for litle children: small Phone Ken- r 3 PRACTICAL NURSE DESIRES co\vA- lescent or alcoholic patient to care private home. Wisconsin 2002 SPECIAL DIETS ACCORDING TO NEEDS of individuals in_home of scientific dieti- tian: diabetics speciaity. Clevelapd 645 CONTRACT BRIDGE GROUP NOW FORM- | ing: also assiStance for beginners. Address Box 2-G. Star office TAKOMA PARK—SUNNY ROOM IN PRI- | vate home for aged or convalescen nurses’_care: special attention to Rates, $15 and up weekly. Shep. 291 {ILD DURING D | diet: Brookland. Potomac 1421. PALSE_TEETH REPAIRS WHILE “YOU wait. Emergency Labcrstory. Room 60l Westory Bldg. th and P. _Open Sun. LONGFELLOW SCHOOL _ FOR | Coarding and day: grades 1 reasonable; circular, College Greenwood CHILDREN “TO 10 YRS. ( S3b0y 8t Tempie Senoa Manacses miles from Washington. Nursery schiool. hrough grades. music. dancing. ~Soecial | rates for 5-day year-around pu; School opens Seot. 1. Phone Mans WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAM here ts no Deed to feel that they must ccept inferior funeral services due to in- bility to pay a higher price The Greater W W “Chambers Co._offers a complete funeral. cars and all. for as little as $70 World finest waterproof airtight uar- anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85 In case of death eall fhe Greater WoW Chambers o corner Chapin n W Columbia 0432. or write our address. We will send you a Deautiful catologye of how we do it, 1400 w_phone Columbia_0432. 517 T ohone_Atiantic_6700. HOME SCHOOL, 1838 3rd st n.e. Decatur 2206. Director Eva Hurd Wiliis, specially trained Wash- ington public school teacher. Special at- tention given to individual needs. ROOFING. SIDING. msvumon ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO., 2125 R. I Ave. N.E. Pot. 0200. EMPLOYMENT HELP. Former employment manager makes & speciaity of helping men and women stek- ing employment prepare letters of applica- K, 63 rle” Blag Mr. COO Ea Phone Nationsi 8035, CAMERA REPAIRS. CAMERA REPAIRING & &’ALBERT INC. 815 10th St NW__ Phone National 4712 X Park, Md. anassas BALES CLERK, lady, exp., for la nd dry”cleaning ofice.” Address Bow B30 Star office. PRACTICAL NURSE. for invalld or house- keener. ‘or housemother in an institation. Address Box 365-G, Star cffice. SALESGIRLS, over 19 for pleasant out- sal dool' work: $9 teed am. Monday morning. st. n.w., room 709. STENOGRAPHER - SECRETARY — Thor- oughly tmrllnced preferably in patent work, ully, Stating mary ex- gren Box 5 20° WOMAN, white. strong, intelligent, tured, to mangl . mend, teaching students to assist: small private school; fi'{:‘," nhn, country, Address Box 4.1-0. v'culm youns. whl home with counle, wch‘fia'."finé’:’z':wmm §00k and laundress; small salary. ferences jisht. references required. et 5842 YOUNG LADY. pher and typist: tions an Star_office. cul- unmarried. as_stenogra- roTorences® Rke, Jormer post- PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wishes xml- tion, child’s nurse or chambermaid-wait~ ress._Potomac 4082-J. MOTOR TRAVEL. ING FOR ATLANTA. GA. SEPT. 23; help drive and share ex- clmd Chev. Afldms{, l.!ox SOCIAL SECRETARY or COMPANION, by refined, educated woman: experienced bookkeeping, shorthand, typing: best ref- erences, Address Box 446-G, Star office. WOMAN (colored) wishes part-time work, apt. to clean. wash to take home. Phone Decatur 2188-R. - WOMAN of education._culture. Tefinement, &' disposition. position as companion valid. elderly woman. man or chil- Gren: ‘Ro incumhrance, 1166 t6 travel, Box 256, Greenville. N. C. wonxm experienced Bouse. excellem cock. no laundry, desires situation: weekly $15: refcrences, all information. Radreis Box 4b0-G- Bias otce: YOUNG M.D. MOTORING TO MAYO Clinic. Rochester, Minn.. and West Coast desires cne. two' or three passengers to share exi melsm Lclsvm' early oc;gher - Doe INE DRIVE SUNDAY CAR PRI- " Credit and Collections. |& supplemented with lec- | i at school office. write | 00 acres; | HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES RE-ROOF NOW. COM- PLETE HOME RENOVA- TION. RE-SIDE NOW. MODERNIZE THE BIRD WAY. BIRD FURNISHES |THE MONEY. NO MONEY DOWN, 3 YEARS TO PAY, PHONE NOW FOR FREE EISSISIMATES' ATLANTIC = BUSINESS DPPOBWNITiE!. ROOMING HOUSE BUSINESS wanted: 10 g iore rooms:cash or terms. Address Box_338-G, Star office. 19* ICE TRUCK BUSINESS Tor sale. Met. 0455 after 5 o’'clock. ROOMING HOUSE, and furn.: incom mo.:_sacrifice. 1 Call 19+ raciive, newly dec. 260 mo.; rental, $50 > Col._rd. n.w. LAl WNT rooming_house busi- ness and real estate; sell or_exchange, big bareain: $3.:300 income. Agents tion. Address Box 316-G. _office. | COMPLETE furnishings ¢ G rooms; linen silver, etc.; $500 cash; Je-ua. 55 month, Lincoin 8448-J. | ESTABLISHED. GOOD GARAGE for rent reasonable. Call 2135 | GARAGE. gas_station. wi two State r ST. N.W. NATL. 9: ROOMING HOUSE—Cory 14 rooms, well established: sellin | other work | BIG BARG. oming houses in_the heart of town: completely furnished: your own price. 620 Gth st. n 500 entral ave.. flDllo leight Phone Capitol Heights. % ;l(l~5mnll grocery store: lease or sell; good Xnuuon Sel ATTENTION—INVESTORS, E BnoKms For_sale or trade: 70-room resort ho= tel. completely furnished: 1.500 acres grounds: lake. bridle paths. efc.: located in,Sreat_Smoky Mus. of North Carglina. Ada: 36%-G._Star_offi Potomac f n__congested sell all or partnership in- lot is a_real money maker, 8-H. Star office. THIS ROOMING HOUSE contal: | and is a going concern. payini urn;“due to°Hiness, owner will' seil furaishings and real estate at in o Mr, Sull T, “Rational 156 SOLINE STATION. good location; Sterling X016, draulic lift, large driveway. S ALE—\[ISCELLAVEODS East_Capito)._ Lincoln_ 0082 BABY CARPRIAGE. stroller_like new_$10; baby pen._ s 0-W. 10 Roose- velt st.. Bethe: BATH TUBS. fixtures, bric and radiation. Dipe. lumber, doors. 645 9th st. n.e BED ROOM. living suites. breakfast set. dressers, beds. Edelman, bollers sash and dining room studio couch, Tugs, BED ROOM SET- le; twin beds; d also odd pieces. Call Col.’ 2420 _p.m. Saturday or before 3 Haz: Gm var- BI —Boy's: ndard make: ~excellent _condition Cedar ave. Takoma Park. Md BQILER -National, bonded _sauare boiler. No. used 2 ters: price. $60. idad l\e n.e. Atlantic 2605-W. BOOKS_OF RULES (1.500) for 4-handed game of checkers and chess: also cOD: right of same. Make an offe; Ce | cial Press, Post Office Box land. Md. BUILDING MATERIALS—Hechi: 'S | apniversary sale is now in progres celebrate silver anniversary with a gigantic sale of brand-new building mate- rials as well as used material bargains. | Drastic reductions in all departments at our four big stores. Free prompt delivery. Phone orders Atlantic 1400. HECHINGER €O Jflhkfifuxs at size s10. C Sts. W, Nichols S.E. ADET _UNIFORM. €. John's College, Prcm Potomac 344 CAMERAS We buy Sell trade used eras Cine kodake | Gains_datiy. “Hobbin's. o) um &t n | CHILD'S CRIB and_dr in_excellent condition: shell pink; complete with ring and - mattress.” Call Shepherd any time cou, FURNACE. W-0_Red Flash Ide: handles 500 £q. ft. actual radiation; pri tically new. Georgia 4463 DIAMOND bargains trom b tion _Busses leavine 11th and stop at our door HORNING LOAN O! south end Highway Bridge opposite Washe ington_Airport DIMNG ROOM Sheraton 1515 SUITE—Beautiful__1 mahogany: cost S R st. oW, DINING ROOM SUITE—10-piece Everett st. n.w.. Chevy Chase, HONE—C Zimmer Sales Co. tional 3934. EGUIPIENT, retired shoemaker rifice for auick sale To see, c: Silver Spring ave.. S FRIGIDAIRES new and used: also all-metal ‘Washing machines. See them at 3415 ve. n.e. Phone Greenwood 1501 Pnu Church FURNITURE— suite: reasonal FURNITURE—Bed, ¢ screen, shaving t. stoge etc.: lot 730 17th s 11-2 FORNITURE—Conslsting _of_ &Ik down-filled cushion. carved Prench framed sofa: winged-back armchairs down cushions: beds. boX springs, mattresses Other fine pieces: excellent condition. Must 1. Owner leaving country, Decatur inut veneer d _ Clarendon _361-J. Cfll bureau. chairs d. typewriter, gas 845, Call Monday, Avi. nw GAS STOVES—Two, one new: one 22-gal- lon_hot-water hum, one laree Electric_refrigerator. 1315 GAS STOVE, splendid ¢ clean; cheap for blvd attsv GAS RANGE. ] SEState, matic; also_5 cu. ft price. used 7 | mom h Cash. 4-burner. full; Kelvi GENUINE _ANT! on clock, 1810 gilt mirror. low «res(de Tocker, Stafford china. D m—u‘tmnure. < private sale; very reasonable, Noon'Sat. to 8 p.m. Monday. 1729 mont_st. .w. Adams 3926. JUNIOR DINING ROOM SET of complete bed room suite. _Col. LIBRARY SUITE—Bed-davenport chairs; library table; $30. Col, 0' Dle; & three 03 SKYLI vately owned and driven by responsible party; acommodate four. Clevellnd 2974. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and fillows reno.; best priees an nrflmp:” %c BRICKLAYER, local, white, expe; small jobs; shrllel smoky nrenluel lufl. Reference. Shepherd 1682 after 5 p.m. EXPERIENCED child's nurse or_governess desires position in refined home; ref. Ad- dress Box 57-H. Star office. .« . SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. YOUNG LADIES (2). neat, 18 to o manent employment. renewing ':ubfuh?r"t contracts; no experience necessary; train you. Mrs. Frey, 617 Oolortde Bldl. COLORED GIRL wants light housework or_part-time job. Potomac 0: GIRL. colored. wants chambermaid's T gh.W.: stay nights: Teferences. write. 1612 Corcoran st. n.w. work, catl of CASHIER. A permanent position in a store for a young woman of good character who has had some cashiering experience. State age. Address Box|M 111-E, Star office. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, p|-1n cooking: colored girl wants_job: ences.Margaret, § sg nw LAUNDRY TO DO _A' able_woman: ref. Dumu MAN AND WIFE, janitor, g.h. Tmit; private family: rei iam_Johnson. 813 24th st MORNING FTERNOON WORK, colored girl; R st. n.w. mwod cook; reference. 817 CHAIR CANING mvg-gm rockers splinted ~CLAY 1235 10th st n.w_Phone Metropolitun 2062 ELECTRIC WIRING Eixtures pairs, Gr. house fixtures & base pluts, $55 Resal Elee Co MU Upshur 8391, FLOOR WORK_sanding and refinis Frices reasonable. . Work. guar. .lE Deaton. $03 Longfellow st. n.w. 8159, ruooa.s—uyxnn. sanding. scraping, ishing, ~Tnierior’ and exterior . Columbln 1913, FURN CLEANED and repaired. Clean- ing. NAGD: Sebuit. So-00: Soliers cleaned. es. West Purnace Co.. North Soss. LIVING ROOM SET—3-pc good condl- Hons Covers_Included. ~ Atiantio 1690-W. MATTRESS_Felt mattress for doub in good condition; price, $5. 4314 st. D.w. i MOTORS, _refrigerator and _oil - burner blowers” fans. bearings, brushes; repair: winding window display. Carty. 1608 14th. OFFICE_FURNITURE. new used aesks. chairs flling cabinets. 'Washington Salvags Co._new location 800 E nw_ Natl K2 RE—Metal file_case. 4- storage cabinet, typewriter reasoneble. ' PhoneCol. . or before 11 a.m. GE PURNITORE—A laree, pesorument ofuudplecnnlo'miul. H Baum & Son. 616 E st. PIANOS. new a “waed ot sreatly reduced prices during our September sale. Grands from $210 up uprights from $50 All stzes of plangg for rent. A to select from. instrume lm.zefl Hugo Worch. 11768, iO—Knabe upright; used: perfect dition.. rensonsie. terma. " Ehone Po= tomac_3863 before 10_a.m. rd J OFFICE Srawer: sate, and_stand. etc. "s x'l after 5 p.i guar- papering _and 1 noou sanded and refinished. y ohone Adams 66413 PAINTING, 1l Mr. Minnix. Sieht Bhone Gol- 215 PART-TIME OR_DAY'S WORK. by colored n! Do Sundsy work, Norih 7501: WORK OF ANY KIND. by Southern girl, golored. Call from 8 am. unctl 7:30 p.m., msnumon COURSES. 0 white. fot mfl'n housework:_live i l (lm.l.l 833 3rd pl. n.w. Ran- 5| — In 3¢ 0 2 c lm urate typin individu 2 '&u e Ceircle, | P Btudio_21. Dee zur 45 FRENCH, it emrfinud nun ulenn. w ln'e shfifll number, Columbia 721 PAINTING. papering - , Ssoeral re- airing guaranteed: reas. M ith PRI fetuier st e _Bhone Adais T108 Interfor, exterior; caulking, Painting oot pagerhangine. oo finishing: _white. Reas. PAPERING EQOMS S5 0P waa.x alonol mo Oneida h“fi Geo baeh direct wi 7 G s T PAPERING AND PAINTING. workman; prices reasonable: work teed: best reurenc«. eltllll tes. 'ol'k l! 6_any_ti; GIRL, 'Nn between 25 and 30: general itay nights. 937 H PN m 1t hot 'k _and_hel LA E AT Gl wit - night and Sun- G A and m lll'l LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE agere G, sidin Iohnl-l(ll.\- menta. contractor. n pxmo—s:a-n uprieBt ANy case; just been tun only $25. 519 Mass ave. n. POPCOI CRISPETTE__ OUTFIT, candy equipment _ Call Shepherd 1776. R!A. all makes and sizes, A, Electric Service nw. and < REFRIGERATO! 29.50 and up. .. 1"15 New York n ROTARY CONVERTON O treaueacy \mecmn: sale. North 9537. RUGE. Oriental icatic and voom sime: © e, l}fi‘g Jm?fmm-u. Rare used on “hea sacrifice guic wo_doul hl. nwul E."s‘,“:fl# ST a0d singl Anacostia’ rd. s.e. Atlln!lcrh; nl BPOOL BED, beriod table. Teed chair and atber 7 705 K s Ao, ADE B3, STORE WR-HI'I'U“— fine flooh al 3 safe. - S v outwara mide. NatL 0825 o St 1 (Centinued om Next Page 3