Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1936, Page 34

TUNES RESTRICTED TOLEADING BANDS Lesser Orchestras Turn to 0ld Hits as New Ones Are Cornered. ITH the boards going up for the Winter at the Summer dance spots, the bandsmen are back in New York get- ting into swing for their new radio row commitments and Manhattan night spot engagements. And what with the broadcasters subscribing to the new policy which keeps the best of the tunes in the hands of a few music makers of the air, there’s re- newed activity in Tin Pan Alley, too. ‘The ban on the new tunes has some of the lesser bandsmen in a mad scramble among the musty files of the tunesmiths, dusting off hits of 5 and 10 year vintage. Hence you can get ready for revival of some of the vanished melodies of yesteryear, thanks to the current efforts of the 2d agencies, the orchestra leaders and arrangers now busy putting together some of the less pretentious air shows, I\JEANWHIL!: the top-notch baton- eers will be having the new tunes all to themselves, among them Ray Noble bowing into the rainbow room October 1, in company with Sheila Barnett and her new sketches . . . Shep Fields on that new commercial he launches October 2, with Clark Gable as guest star . . . Paul White- man, who dispels the report he is due to return from Fort Worth by his re- fusal of personal appearance dates in the East , . . Eddie Duchin, due in New York shortly, will settle aown on October 15 for a Broadway run . . . Russ Morgan's outfit will be 1 New York all Winter. Two of the most danceable of the orchestras shatter all radio precedents by electing to tour this late in the season. Glen Gray's Casa Loma outfit heads for Detroit, and Bunny Berrigan's Orchestra, de- parting that Saturday night C. B. 8. spot, heads for a New England taur. WI‘I‘H the eurtain going up on the shows for the new season, glance back a moment over the road radio has traveled in the past six months and give thanks for at least three trends by which the listener reaps benefit these Autumn nights. The current year has seen the development of the vogue for “situation” comedy. And, i occasionally, this type of humor finds the dialer deploring the race of the comedians to the microphone to burlesque the newest development in the news, certainly the listener is also the first to register gratitude, because funny men are depending less and less on gags compiled by Joe Miller. A second chance to register approval is provided by the increase of adult, intelligently produced programs, par- ticularly in the field of music, which, in addition to fine, splendid symphonic concert, series, is also to be augmented by the return of the Library of Con- gress musicales via the Columbia net- work on November 12, resumption of the Curtis Institute of Music pro- grams October 28 and the Cincinnati Conservatory series on October 10. ROADCASTING has also taken another step in the right direction in the matter of advertising plugs. The game of kidding the sponsor grows more popular. And what listener would deny that a commercial blurb is easier to take if the sponsor is willing to let the ad writer put his tongue & bit in cheek when con- cocting copy touting his wares on the air? Jack Benny, Phil Baker and Eddie Cantor were among the first to take some of the solemnity out of the commercials. By now nearly every comedian is following suit, in- eluding Don McNeill, whose new show is amusing enough to keep you at- tentive right through the plugs for tasty, tea time tidbits for dog Fido. Phil Baker, by the way, goes the news-conscious comedians one better this season, adopting a newspaper set- up for his new WABC-C. B. C. show. He'll reappear in the guise of & news- paper editor when he gets back to the kilocycles September 27. Maxine Grey ‘:u do the vocals for the new Baker show, FUTURE VETERANS QUERY CANDIDATES ¥Were You in Favor of Bonus?” Heads List of Questions Mailed to Five. By the Associated Press. PRINCETON, N. J., September 22.— The National Council of the Veterans of Future Wars yesterday mailed out to the five candidates for the presi- dency of the United States a set of seven questions headed by, “Were you in favor of the bonus?” Declaring that the bloc rule of or- ganized minorities is the great threat to the American system of Govern- ment, the letter which accompanied the questionnaire stated: “We cannot regard money-grabbing minorities as anything but a threat to our future security. We are re- solved to throw our strength to those who will stand against that wanton :‘q;nndeflnx of our future opportuni- President Roosevelt, Gov. Alfred M. landon, Norman Thomas, Willlam Lemke and Earl Browder are the five candidates to whom the questionnaire was mailed. The questions asked were: “Were you in favor of the bonus?” “Are you in favor of an increase in pensions for widows and orphans of those veter- ans who died in the War?” “Are you in favor of general dependent and in- dividual pensions for all veterans?” “Are you in favor of veterans’ prefer- ence?” “Are you in favor of the draft in time of war?” “Are you in favor of conscription of capital in time of war?” “Are you in favor of conscrip- tion of labor in time of war?” Trico Vacuum Wipers Sales—Repairs Tuesday, September 22, WRC 950k P.M. 12:20 12:15 5 0 2:45 |The O'Neills WMAL 630k Pepper Young’s Family |Current Problems Forum Perkins Ty (Copyright, 1936) WOL 1,310k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS ‘D. ¢, Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1,460k - l'rhne Knaves Woman's Radio Review ourrent P:vbim Forum Spol':l Pll: ‘ leJ“ M.ll!: & Co. 5 “« “ Landon Clubs String Ensemble Voice of Experience Dance Hour John Herrick, songs [Radio |Easy Aces ' Tony Russell, songs Vivian Della Chiesa Jerry Sear® Orch,__ forphan Aunie [Evening Animal Close-ups Tea Time Lowell Thomas EVENING PROGRAMS |Tony Wakeman usic—News Editorial—Music Eventide Echoes Joe Concert Ensemble [Arch McDonald Lee Wiley [Boake Carter le:m KA!!Z'I Orch, Vox Pop Fred Astaire “ - Pmd“ Mtc.in Oov.“ ungun News—Music Detroit Symphony Arthur Reflly Lou Bring’s Orch. Midnite Frolics Sign Off Gordon Hittenmark Gordon Hittenmark P - Leo Reisman's Orch. [Crime Serial “« w “ “ Louis-Ettore fight “« = (Five-Star Final INews Spotlight Dinner Concert \Detective Mysterles Hammerstein Music Hall “ - Ken Murray Ch— [Dance Music Christian Witness Gypsy Fortunes (Margot and Earl Louis-Ettore fight Portraits of Harmony Bill Stl’ickllnd' Shandor Slumber Hour “ w Amateur Semi-Finals Dick Dixon's Orch, | “ dge Orch. The Galties News Bulletins 'Waring’s Pennsylvanians “ e Caravan Caravan “ March of Time Happy Days William Hard Art Brown's Varieties t Popularized Classics Organ Music Night Watchman (2 fus.) | Dance Parade (1 hour) _.Sleepy T EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW Morning Devotions William Meeder Cheerio Mrs. Wiggs News John's Other Wife Just Plain Bill Today’s Children Viennese Sextette News Bulletins Aristocratic Rhythms 'Wake-Up Club sm')_:zuc“cmb Bulletins Art Brown Steven Kennedy Police Flashes—Music News—Music George Givot = News Bulletins Dick Stabile’s Orch. \Sleepy Time (1 hour). (Modern Cinderella John K. Watkins Hymns of All Churches David Harum Backstage Wife How to Be Charming Voice of Experience The Trail Finder Home Sweet Home Honeymooners Edward MacHugh Hollywood Brevities Organ Music Frances T. Northcross Barbara Blake Magazine of the Air | The Big Sister Betty Hudson Music by Cugat Mary Marlin 'The Ranch Boys The Garden Calendar Merry-Go-Round Dan Harding's Wife [Red River Valley Days . . Cuwrrent Problems Forum|Farm Honeyboy and Sassafras) Jack and Loreta Legion Convention Curbstone Queries Listening Post [Farm and Home Hour . w Jean Dickinson, songs “« - Now and Then “ . Hit Tunes Morning Concert AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Salon Music News Bulletins Spotlight Varieties Ward Eggleston Legion Program Montana Slim Sally at the Switchboard News Bulletins Art Giles’ Orchestra |Afternoon Rhythms and Home Hour |Bunny Brocks Dance Melodlu Walter Reed Requests Melody Weavers Just for Ladies Afternoon Recess 11:45 P.M. 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 " 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 m:u. innecesenty v;m m“ l"::lfi'r 35‘” :G:m%“uu"hgn . ". Tolls ies " '-u Tveet poods. Aoply "Deid AN RAE - L Thern ehurch: g0e serilce: SmAll remlGnerstion. . Addrees Box 341-H. Star_office. BEAUTY OPERATOR. wntown following. m-u. nted. and where you n fidential. _Address Box 334 BOY, white, office work and _errands: ::!-mxu. Apply 9:30 a.m., 826 13th BOY. on_sods fountain, 3 plahts week 30 "ol:rly. u:""fi:fih RaShed, 8o £ “Appiy Yount and _all-around Dl' 1100 9th uu"f" bomll. work; BUTCHER. _exper, man, for grocery stol Bn lv'm d cut-r market: must be nufl:nctd -nd relennul Greenberg's 1'4::? ‘iarket, B30 4th 1 COAL SALESMAN. mrleneed In Comimerein accounta. Achlon Pucl Co- Ther. 1901 Halt st & ARD SALESMAN with "Iht ‘position, good pay for the m u-nm and bond required. coo sandwich and_piate Iunehes: peuat Beve downtawn expe Derience; Dortuniy s Radress Box S5 50F Starom: car; good tht ma . Star office. COUNTERMAN, one uurunud Apply 644 H st. DEMONSTRATOR. store_work: ll‘n) uld commission, Address Box 325 office. DRIVER AND PACKER for !Iu'nllul'o van. BrDcrienced Dand_ reaponsibie No Gt eed apply. Haterences will vuunud Mr. Spence, 3613 Genmu nvc. ar and mll $18 ¥ ? "o-“"u nnh‘:'r'd 2458 between 6 and . :umm ly first-class jobbing men need apply. Must be able to estima and understand D C. code: no tri flers. rl: lhull on Whelll. Inc, 12156 New ENGINEER, colored, 2nd or 3rd class. For £-nnm house. Address Box 74-H, Rl )‘AH ‘white. " and. "‘“{,{"" MAN. abie to estimate and sell remodell Work. Jeads furnished Address Box 170- Bll! office. T 1 'k to sell on commis- mn b ken‘;rrond'ucs“ln Kursl section. Ad- x 201-H, Star office. week salary. between 4 and 6 MAN TO and retall. tunity for the right man. and turnish eood references, Gilbert. ! 403._Adams_Blds. )mcmmcs, experienced. in weather stripping. hamberlin | Weather Co.. 93: . _Write exp. only. n om:e Chureh PAINTERS ?d C. Prye, 748 Rock Oreek PHARMACIST, Tesisered, 6 nights s week, t be good salesman: Colonial v Queen ted (10). 5204 3rd 'RESSERS. experienced on w. Elvas Ion 1o ch: tomac Laundry. 3rd and SERVICE MAN—See Mr. Ku: uzh %e!ore 11 a.m., Monarch Radio shon. 712 12th st. n.w. y » sts. ROOFING AND SIDING—Experienced men to follow live leads: drawing account. Ad- dress Box 106-H. Star office. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1936. HELP AND SITUATIONS. LIFE'S DARKEST MOMENT. . —By WEBSTER HELP—MEN, (Continued.) © 193¢ wv.vleine. i ,///,// 4 ?’c& INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP|SE: desire the services of experi- enced radio salesmen. Apply Employment Office, 9th floor. WATCHMAKER. A permanent position for an experienced man of good character. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO. MEN—Unusual ogportun- ity for alert man wit contacts among retail druggists to represent leading line pre- scription blanks, boxes, labels. ‘Write in confidence: 1, previous connections; 2, persenal history; 3, references. Address Box 3.26- H, Star office. ~ F. JEWELER e AND PLATINUMSMITH. A vermanent Wllllnn for s man skilled in this work, App] Julius Garfinckel & Co. ROUTEMAN—Young man. sbout 26. for laundry and dry cleaning route. 'One is willing to work 8 success. train you. atter which we pay Splendid opportun orke; one number for appolntment. Address “H. Star offce. (gl erage $25 we A ply Mr Abbot. 605 T EhR sulte B0%-00% SALESMAN, energetic._ neat_ to work the appliance game. e new trailer car fashion. with the co-operation of the F. 8. Harrls Co. 2000 14th st. n.w. Salary and oply SALESMAN and collector i references. between 25 and 4 at least one year of relullr emnloymem in or near D. C.: guaranteed salary and commission to party qualifsing. Aooly 304 Victor Building, 724 ot e and 1hio 3 D, Tuesday o JALESMAN—We have an opening for & salesman in office furniture and business equipment. _Attractive proposition to man selected Apply after 10 am. The French Pepper Young’s Family [Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills Henry Busse's Orch. “ w Landon Clubs Grandpa Burton Current Problems Forum Alma Ketchell Jackie Heller ‘Tune Twisters Mary Williams, songs Ann Leaf, organist Jimmy Brierly Gogo de Lys Concen Hall Polo Matches 2:00 2:15 2:30 Polo Matches \Harry Alice Hutchins Drake Bailey Axton, tenor Men of the West The Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Kogen's Orch. Today's Winners Polo Matches Bulletin Board Jack Armstrong Chasin’ the Blues Evening Star Flashes Midge Williams Tea Time Folio of Facts Polo Matches Hal Munro's Orchestra News—Rhythms MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES A ringside description of the Joe Louis-Al Ettore fight in the Sesqui- centennial Stadium in Philadeiphia will be carried by WMAL, starting at 8:30. Fred Astaire, aided by Comedian Charles Butterworth, will burlesque radio’s latest fad, the community sing, during their program over WRC at 8:30. Astaire's song and dance high light will be a revival of his famous “Top Hat” number. ~Beverly Bayne, star of the silent films; Bessie Wynn, singing actress of the original “Babes in Toyland,” and Ivan Izantzoff, first tenor of the Musical Art of Russia, will contribute to the Hammerstein Music Hall pro- gram on WJSV at 7. An Americanized version of A, A. Milne’s play, “Michael and Mary,” will be the dramatic high light of the HOPKINS DENIES RELIEF TO JOBLESS IS CHARITY By the Associated Press. PHONENIX, Ariz,, September 22— Harry L. Hopkins, Works Progress administrator, declared yesterday “re- lief unemployment is a matter of right and not of charity” in an ad- dress dedicating the $200,000 grand- stand at the Arizona State fair grounds. “This is boondoggling project No. 1 that you are looking at,” he said. “This is what they say is a waste of money. “I have seen 300 projects in my trip through the West, and I haven't seen one that wasn't good.” Declaring that “we are going to | have some unemployment for a long time,” Hopkins said it “is time we developed & permanent program for the relief of unemployment.” don’t think we are ever going FRANK OSTEEN BARITONE Teacher of Singing Telephone Decatur 0570 MILLER DUDLEY NORTH Equinox time—make sure the roof is tight with Winslow's Pure Linseed Oil Metallic Roof Paint. $1.25 gallon. $22 New York Ave. Nat. 8610 A 1712 Conn. Ave. N.W. ANY ANY Al AUTO GLASS PROMPT DRIVE-IN SERVICE TARANTO & WASMAN, Inc. 1321 L Se. N.W. NA. 2966 Caravan program on WJSV at 8:30. Madeleine Carroll and Herbert” Mar- shall will play the leading roles. Alice Faye will sing several numbers from her current picture, “Sing, Baby Sing,” as one of the musical features of the program. A story of how a British naval offi- cer, alone on a lightship, was shelled by his own battle cruiser, will be dramatized as the “three-minute at zens’ 9:30. Gov. Landon's campaign speech in Des Moines will be broadcast by WRC The Washington Board of Trade program on WMAL at 10:15 will in- clude a discussion of the President's Cup Regatta by Thomas E. Lodge, president of the Federation of Citi- Associations and chairman of the Night Pageant Committee. thrill” during Leo Reisman’s program on WRC at 7. Henry Busse and his orchestra will present the “Portraits of Harmony” program on WMAL at 9:30. A pro- tege of Sophie Tucker, 22-year-old Harriet De Goff, will be the soloist. Harry Richman and Dick Merrill, who piloted him across the Atlantic and back, will relate some of their experiences during Ken Murray’s pro- gram on WJSV at 7:30. back to the dole,” he added, “and I don’t think there is any reason why any one should live in poverty.” RENOVIZE .. .your home -H-M Thousands 87 Years. Artisans EBERLY’S SONS DISTRICT 6557 Phone “Eberly's” And Every MON. Has Everything Acoustical Labyrinth . . . Tri- focal Tuning . . . High Fidelity .« . Carhinchoe Leather Speak- er, etc. Prices from $49.50 to $495. 519950 to $995. Radio - Phonographs, Your set in "MUSICALLY TESTED” By Kit’s Exclusive Process WED. and FRL BAL —Land _development _brojec Extremely active for a large and consistent income with every assistance to producers Mr.' Beaupre. 1026 Woodward Bids. Nmnn-l | 33 SALESMAN bet'nn 25 and 45 vears Apply Monday between 5 and 6 p.m.. old. 431 AT SiE Hosiery Mills now 2 me men -veuled s‘m -eek *ip last ook iy mornin st !ALEMIN can nm un = "$16 in one commission and bonus selling our ce to stores. Suite 1103, 927 15th . nw. SALESMEN wanted on saiary and com- Tisslon. basts "or* commission, depending upon abllity. ~ See Mr. Knight. 1719 Conn. SHOE | sulsum—xxpemnceu men for fegular obs. Apply Crosby Shoes. 414 OUTSIDE SALESMEN to sell nationally advertised jewelry on easy payments. We have an excellént proposition for three live wires who have the ability to produce. Apply Eli Rubin Co., 718 Tth st DUE TO EXPANSION, TIONAL FIRM REQUIRES 2 ADDITIONAL MEN; WE FURNISH LIVE LEADS; EARNING $40 to $60 PER WEEK; MEN WITH CARS PREFERRED; BETWEEN AGES OF 30 AND 50 YEARS. ASK FOR MR. BURKITT, 708 SECOND NATL. BANK =| BLDG. T 3 AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. Highest commissions paid. Experienced, live-wire men can make substantial sala- ries. Biggest floor play in town. nished. Apply in person to Mr. Rosenthal, Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co., 14th St. Branch, 1501 14th streetn.w., between 10 and 12 a.m. \ AND 8A CH guced: 1300 ANDWI! RK . experi- Tust Bave local references. Apply 11th st. n.w._between 7 and § p.m. WAITER. experienc sober. Bonest wnd reliable: between ages of ‘M. App 6 4th st. ne. mmlns. carpenters, b Rdhlnnrl tinners and plasterers eral tracting Co., 913 ave. n.w. pa- Apply New York YOUNG MAN experienci 3 groce nu must know how tg wait on trade: Teterence required. 00! YOUNG ulm 5 to 5 years, w sell ex- clusive line, to drugs and grocery stores: no_triflers. Answer Ad- dress Box 191 'OUNG MAN, Jtationery store. ®iving age ‘experience and referenc Application ‘will not be considered without references. ome Address Box J345-H, Star MAN CAPABLE OF INTER- VIEWING CUSTOMERS FOR LARGE INSTALL- MENT HOUSE. MUST BE ENERGETIC AND NOT AFRAID OF HARD WORK; SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR THE ONE QUALIFY- ING. STATE AGE AND REF- ERENCES. ADDRESS BOX active ! Demonstrators fur- | {Sberx sc telephone switchboard) o r; easily learned with brief typing course. 2 wks.. 9-3 dally. only $15 Pl SONNEL SERVICE. 1311 G st. HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS. America’s oldest exclusive Diesel schools offer the universally recognized ~Diesel | training: complete day night and home study courses with practical shop training on largest diversified groun of Diesel en- ines for instruction purposes: pay &s you arn; effective placement service Diesel News' and book fres = State age. Write_ Office of “Registrar, 921 Emerson st n.w. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE “THE MODERN WAY." !peehl Summer rates if enrolled this ools and text book free. Expert Thaividusl Tnstraction. Positions. secured: Pu model practice. erms. MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. Natl. 2114, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE‘ EE CATALOGUE —EASY TERMS, MABELLE HONOUR, 19 Years of Buccesctul Trainin 1340 New York A AUDITIN G—ACCOUNTING | Ass't, $1.800. HOME STUDY OOURSE with questions and answers especially for | Py A iv| women for their Coat, Suit, ;mL exam. Best st OPENING NEW ‘CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS. Send for Catalogue. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, TIVOLI THEATER BUILDI 14th 8t at Park Road. Columbia 3000 Armature and Motor Rewinding Taught. Individual Instruction Address Box 350-H. Star office. * $5--Intensive Instruction—-$5! Asst. Auditor, Salary, $1,800. Forest and Field Clerk, $2,300. Very Low Tuition Rates Begin Today. STENOG COMPTON 5 Begin Today Every N:sm The Civil Service Preparatory 529 12th St. N.W. _Met. 63 “CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. Asst. Auditor, Salary, $1,800. Forest and Field Clerk, $2,300. | i NTENSIVE INSTRUCTION DAY, AND FREE. The “oiml Prep School. 529 12th st. n.w Met LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE “THE MODERN WAY." Special rates if enrolled this month. Tools and text book free. £xpert individuai instruction, Positions secured. ~Live model practice. Start any dav_ g HOOL OF BEAUTY EEl%ure, Credit a.nd Collécnons. Retail credit procedure: an intensive practical course. supplemented with lec- turers: Washington stores: registrations now be- ing_accepted. Call at school office. write or phone for full particulars. LLEGE, Homer Building. 13th and P_Sts. PROFESSIONAL WR! Service atory Intensive Courses. Classes now being formed o begin in September. Call. vme or_phone Nmoml 1748 for special bulletin. STRAYER COLLEGE, HOMER BUILDING. EMPLO' 188-H, STAR OFFICE. ““HELP_MEN AND WOMEN. G _MAN. drive groc A Tgterences” c-n' s tween 8 and 9 N, w work around dru ired. 300 11th st. 5. Oan use 2 men for route work. Territories are established. No experience required. 1t from $18 to $30 per week interests you. apply 513 K st any time after § a.m. Exper! Wednesaay .na':-r'fi?x’fi.'ymf"-.'"“ v See our foreman. Mr. Ree: l '.h ;‘nrl ot building. * Enterpriss Roofn "21"5 A Clmnfl-fl‘l) !76 IN A WEFK. HOUSEWIFE $500 SELLING CHRIS’I'MAS CARDS. PFastest selling line. From the cheapest that's good to Exauisite 7 — Religious. Free Sam- m. 305 W. A‘Bqnmu'a."bm“ '.r"‘-u?',"bmcmd SOMEWHERE IN WASHINGTON Is an experienced real estate ulenmn h ‘This ‘who knows he with n'e‘- ;nmenl Brokerase & fine opportunity for s go-getter one B .m..,em.,:‘"‘ ress Box"108. 7 Blnx TWO MEN. Due to promotions in our organizati ‘we have openings for t S oo, o e el deil -n%{ emarried wien; mustha Thesday: ieates UELE._white. for small place in south- o Maryland wi children or live s et be 5008 cook. hOuseKeever References required. wanted. to work for young TR ey s fTom Walniaeton, o lslidren no launary: $50 month. and attractive separate house to live in: woman must be g cook. Walnut 7173. DOMESTIC. = RELIABLE AGENCY Dec. 5561, 140° 11th, has cooks. maids. nurses. gh.w. pari-time, day workers. couples. housemen. DOMES’ AG] open- e O conbics. Gay Work- ers._maids._heipe: “DOMESTIC AGENCY.' 1935 0th. Dec. 2510 North QOLI furnishes cooks b w day ‘workers. butlers, housemen, kitchen helpers. porters WANTED—SALESMEN. IF you can sell and Teally want to make income we have olace in our organ- fzation for you. Give full information re- garding your past selling experience in frst letter. Address } Star_office. SALESMAN, mnluyed at uunt, efy sideline. ‘Call M:tropo un SALESMEN wanted to sell refrigerators _and elecmul Apply 1215 New York ave. MOTOR TRAVEL. used nnpu-neu_ LEAVING_FOR ORLANDO. FLA.. ABOUT or four. share expense. W. £tk NG RN st s, . WILLIAMSBURG.. ROC! RES- toration: Packard: leaving Saturday; re- turn _Sunday: accommodate 4. Col 8209-W,_evenings. TNDIANAPOLIS take three. AM. FOR J. Toom for four. LEAVING FOR senumm- 25, 2394-J. LEAVING THURSDA fami; Kot greeerMaay, BUSINESS AND_PROFESSIO! ADJUSTMENT CLERK (female). age 4B st have. pieasing: personaiicy: and bility to meet public: department store or Tetail store_experience only. HOSTESS—EXPERIENCED. _ Woman with knowledge of _scientific | foods and diet. collese backsround or | single.’ pleasing personality. age Resident Excellent salary. TYPIST (male). knowledge of Ediphone or dictaphone. will be tested at 55 and 60 Tords, per ‘minute without error. 2 50 per we PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1311 G 8t. N.W. HELP—WOMEN. ADVERTISING SOLICITORS, ex for weekly nevun-pcx. salary an sion. 1726 P: Roo rienced, commis- Al.b—Am OP TOR experienced: must be good finger Apply Rose Marie Beauty Salon. 15th st n.e. ALTERATION HAND, experienced. 4514 experienced; | R0 Der ek 10 Start Address Box 154-H, Star m must mazcel. ulnx Amudy positios PITTSBURG] 'TURDA' MOTORING STTTeS SATURDAT take hree ‘Very' reasonable; xeterences. AdAms F ALL METROPOLITA AN 7411 hl'l your, tri nmnl car when ire d 'hm e Dopendabie—Reasonable._21° ADDITIONAL MEN. adv er.tgument ig Jour INVITATION new tion 15 to give lus takin, gare. of our Eén caused by mmlu creat e o:enl‘nl .d' by promotions and n numa’ o oon :.- mfl' %non%nt R. Deady. before. $170.00. The sbove of the earings made Tient in ry. on g £s !wflln 21, mmvcflmflflfl_ smu tllfl BE A LA ;urninn hd owonnnmn pipell class !‘ llondll. ednesday. PAYS — Plitaa: jes. and Thurs. ll\14 l‘ Salle Apt. lneedchll7 AY, BEA \UTY OPERATORS (2). for all-around work. Apply at l.he Ch Beauty Shop, (ourlh flonr 1 Fsi . white, refined. for 4- nu-old gir] %;st-m work, 1320 8§ st. Te Atlantic 30 COLORED, refined. handling ~high-clas: educated. "< clientele: pes St ment_store housewares experience. Write oast, experience and salary. dress Box_300-G. Star office. DEMONSTRATORS to demor ington’s newest non-compe! food prod- uct. State age and height, Annm by et ter only. Address Box 189-H. St zm nmruemn C. GHORTHAND uux‘m agsurate typing: ata -mnmm ?o Dupont circ G S vears. Decatu! oar mienderd text Write for cor lu!" Adress Box 130-H. Dhar ofice. $1.800, & com: vm.n $1.25. a5 vnlr at )orn'u 1333 ¥ st. R TRADE; best instriction: ou rher Gollege. o P :n,nv.z'? !rm m CTIONS—Reliable _ white Ten: any hours: cass farnhed: d; perking for test; permits secured. Noel, Met. 0534, room. - | Phorie severn. ?-rk 16! EXTRA HELP wanted in mu e Tea Experienced nnl.v \!,35 H 20 to 35. TE pleasant & perm and $10 per month. SIS eathin a0ply % T shars: T wniie leatn ng. AP -m. 3 ready for work. 1410 H st. n.w. Room L'A DIES [ ity. for dign 437 nent. lnulu nt. good _perso! ppointment sales work Room *ymmedllu lncvme Appyy 205, Start any day. Easy | = | Becker, 3rd floor. PAPERS | experienced credit managers of | of Washington at least | Salary, | Ad- | ] ,. and produce, expert in buying. HELP—WOMEN. (Continued.) first-class, with downtown following. suu salary wan! ‘where flcsonn fential.* Address Box PLAY'R for tlw dance studio. E 12 & Phone Walnut 7071 ewny onl exverienced, iadier and muzme s clothing, 5305 Georgis ave. ary, v m. experienced: must i posttions RAPHE 0 experienced ice --luhbnnfl. Action Ful 31 Half st. OORAPH AND 'nrm epced: must be industrious. Apoly Contrac Tk 8 e STEN Ber_week o stari. “Address 'iox 180-H. EHY office. pied., sxperienced. Avpiy AITRESSES Wi J A e iy > "13th ES—Must be uneneneed ITRESSES 18 20, Jars, of age. King's Restaurant, 8 14th ‘WOMAN, white. for housel laundry- dults, in” Anacostia: wite semiinvald: m.m % m unt afier € dinner” $io % 5500 _between 9 a Dtl’ 'e' - WOMEN. settied ‘\xlhnl to work and abso- Jutely hnest. Must have some refinement Hmet a0 55 o AP, r flloe, T nn, Richmon| Wllhmlwn WOMEN “(two). over 25. to fill va 4 with nlunnnlly known grocery COlcnanlcne)!. 00 ppearance and reference required. mm?"fl‘lo Wo:k for good, lvlvtld’ income, ce Dot mecessary. We irain Apply 513 K s g GXRL. whne o keep house: no Anply between 4 and 6. 6200 n confectionery and catering business: typing experience: ref= erences. Apply 3412 14th st. n.w. YOUNG WHITE GIRL for | .en al houses work; room and board and small salary. Call Kensinglon 212 Wednesday beiween A&AszG new Christmas cards; sender embosses signature in_raised lvld duunr- H\t personal. Sell “Embosso’ Christmas _folders. $1. Make 300+ nrafll —up to $5 daily KDIY! nm! extra cash_bonus: premiums other assts 50 Pree sample offer. F‘nenfl:mn Studi Adams. Elmira. N. SHOE SALESWOMAN Thoroughly experienced: _part-time Fararound Saturday work. 4. . n.enfl Shoes. 1315 P s STENOGRAPHER experi- enced, preferably with office experience in retail credit establishment. Address Box 175-H, Star office. |CLERICAL POSITIONS oper open ene | in retail credit establishment. {Address Box 174-H, Star | office. "Raleigh Haberdasher Needs EXPERIENCED MILLINERY SALESWOMAN. We have an opening for a capable person thoroughly ex- perienced in selling millinery. Permanent position; good salary. If you have the qualifications, |apply any morning before 11 am. to Raleigh Haberdasher, Personnel Dept.,, Room 204, 1320 L S G R N ERLEBACHER, INC, 1210 F ST. N.W,, Require the services of 15 additional experienced sales- Dress and Millinery depart- ments. We are prepared to make advantageous terms for a permanent position with salary and commission to those who qualify. If by virtue of your background, fashion knowledge and cus- tomer following you consider yourself capable of becoming one of our happy personnel, apply before 10 a.m. Wednes- | day morning to Mr. Herman — l!ELl’—DO‘KESTIC. ooking end_ do general 5 Macomb COOK. gl in hnu(t“ol’ st coox".eiefil houseworker, reliable (‘nn live in; city references. erson KAS COUPLE. colored must be A-1_cook: in lh ng u\uners rel Columbia rd = | GENERAL, HOUSEWORKER. Taust be sood laundress: Sundays off: references; $7 week._ 5416 Newark st. n.w GIRL. white, general housework: stay nights. "Call eves. after 7:30. Cleveland GmL. young. w dormitory and Lz lumbia 05 | GIRL. to roak experienced, Em- appearance. ooty Pad ey e to assist in chid's household duties. nd de?{efifimusuou. 4 Conn. ave.. 10. et ol reference. Wxscomm K- w includi rJhth and Colume cnmred ep_in: GIRL. morning laundry; $4 week: bia_rd. " Columbia GIRL. colored. general housework. laundry and cooking for family of 2 aduits and 2 children: must be experienced. neat. relis able: city reference. Cieveland 541, GIRL OR WOMAN. white. to make home with employed couple: care of school age. and light housework month. Phone between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Atlantic 0374-J. HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL. colored. for house- work one hour each morning: must be clean, dependable and live near Tiyoli Theater. Adams 219 evenings. HOUSEK!:E‘PER white. care of 1-year-old o mall spt: emploed "coule: no must be thoroughly exp.. good Home. salary; reis. Address Box 190-H, Star office one to cook. one i references. Address Box .‘.n H. plain Call hw. n.w. part-time & 5 Quincy st. Adams 6843 after 6 p.m. WOMAN OR GIRL. white. _weneral house- work and cooking: fond of cmldrfn. lmfl home: city references. Adams 810! WOMAN. colore | plain _cooking: mily. Call Columbia 7330. Ext. 301 South. WOMAN, white. for privaie home. to cook and &crve: no cleaning: must be very ficient: references. Address Box 1K7- eneral nousuork Jlaun- nth on nights: $40 per mon 205 Primrote 'sta Chevy Chase. YOUNG WOMAN. white , peliable “for up- stairs work and care of 2 children; stay Rights." Call Cleveland 6500. 2 SOME ONE wanted for part-time hou: keeping: ®ood n.w. section. Address ’ox 320-H, Star office. = e = SITUATIONS—M'!V COUNTANT. expert: book n-ned aud. ited " kent part time: sta Teasonable: references. 'ACCOUNTANT _OFFICE _ MANA years' ~diversified experience, thoroughly reliable, tactful and capable. Address Box 193-H. Star_office, BOOKKEEPER. wide experience. desires | connection with sub!llnlll concern; A-1 reference. _Addcess Bux 333-H Suar offes. BOY. high-school ate. wanss position 10 learn tr: hllh references. Addrcu Box_469-G. _Shep CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. expe: peference, désires position: knows_country well. Call after 7 pm. COLORED BOY wants job a h:x"b(fl or work of any kin 5RO6. ced. with will travel® Potomac 2680 dishwash ref. Georgia ' BOY wants Job ol ‘any kind. 6_14th st. n.w. TOE—Younl mln INVESTIGA® : | old. varied. long experience. ci: Box A@_. ) Box colored. kind of Bas permit Tor driving, “Phone Mer AN Jcolm-ea. wishes janitor job. MAN. reliable. in handling fruit. . ixetatie Address Box 32! North disolay: management. Star office. OB SR MAN. with good reading voice, would I a position. all or part time. or could as chauffeur. Address Box 338-H. Bk ung. colored. as chauffeur. ex- Denem:ed drive any make car: reference. North_4! MAN. (nlflrpd wants job: gen: :nrk 155106 oF outhide, mieht or das. uu. MAN. colored. desires work such o3 Sisbe washer, houseboy, busboy. porter. kitchen heliper:’ reference. _North LADIES (2). dept. store or sales exper- B st ‘be hcat ‘and give good refer- ence:’ pay discussed at interview. , Mr. Cooper. 403 Adams Blds. LADIES Christmas cards. Big comlnll- s selling personsl Chrisimas cards. sta- al monmenu il personal FiftS ave. nd ow-priosd. »r mples, Wllllce Bm'm 225 ee samp W o SN, et 2mun(. i= o art; sxperience nOt NeCeSSAry. 1507 Eve st n.w. = PLASTERING—Plaster. nm m wall scraping and painting done, Mam:. hi) M st.n.w.. call. Phone Met. PRINTER, all-around: uthtnwr married, salary obtional. A 323-H. Star 2 YOUNG uut, wlnnd with drivers licen: desires work. Call Ling x4 YOUNG MAN_wants 'nrk n Dorter T-' store or bus boy or laborer's work. De= catur 0386 « 57 years. Box.