Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1936, Page 35

GOUPLES TELLING RADIO OF WOES Happiest and Unhappiest Pairs Reveal Bliss and Troubie to Program. BY THE RADIO EDITOR. EDLEY BROWN and Allie Lowe Miles, who conduct the “Hus- bands and Wives” program, are getting some astounding an- swers in their radio contest to pick the bappiest and unhappiest married couples in the United States. Every- body who writes in claiming the title has to give & pretty good reason why the claim is valid. The tough part comes in those letters from the “unhappiest couples.” One of the rules is that they must not be divorced or even considering divorce. A good many of the questions con- sidered in the “Husbands and Wives” broadeasts are problems that make marriage unhappy. The people heard on the programs give their solutions to these problems. One husband and wife, without knowing it, were entered in the con- test. They are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, a blind couple of Johnstown, Pa., who appeared on a recent broad- cast and were entered in the race for the happiest couple. Mrs. Brown declared: “They say love is blind, but my husband and I, who are blind, know it isn't so.” ETWORK radio is in the midst of & gala celebration this week. It's the tenth anniversary marking the day, November 15, 1926, when chain broadcasting first took on the aspects of a national business. ED WYNN has signed glamorous Lenore Ulric of the .stage and screen as the guest artist for the in- augural program of his new series Baturday. She will play a scene from one of the many Broadway hits in which she has appeared. 'DDIE CONRAD will make a guest appearance on the Rudy Vallee program before he begins a commer- cial of his own . . . Lily Pons has signed for a Columbia “Radio Thea- ter” date, November 16, when she and Adolphe Menjou will star in Noel Coward's “Conversation Piece” o . . Fred Allen is dickering but vows he won't go back to Hollywood until the radio season is over . .. Conrad ‘Thibault, famous radio baritone, will make a guest appearance during the Fred Astaire program Tuesday. R A MAY RENEW SUIT TO CURB MONEY Philadelphia to Attempt to Show Direct Interest in Reserve Board Issuance. The suit brought by John D. Mont- gomery, Philadelphia taxpayer, to en- Join the governor of the Federal Re- serve Board issuing any more money, which was dismissed yesterday by Justice Joseph W. Cox of District Court, probably will be renewed shortly, it was learned today. Justice Cox granted the request of Montgomery's attorney, J. Eugene Gardner, for leave to amend his bill of complaint, showing more definitely how he clalms he is injured by the issuance of currency by Federal Re- serve banks. Holding that Montgomery's suit failed to allege that he had any di- rect interest which would justify him in bringing the action, Justice Cox - granted a Government motion to dis- miss. United States Attorney Leslie C. Garnett represented the Federal Reserve officials. Montgomery asked not only that no more Federal Reserve notes be is- sued, but that the board be ordered to withdraw all now in circulation. He charged that Congress was with- out constitutional authority to dele- gate to the Federal Reserve banks its power to coin money,- and" that the banks had gained a “strangle hold control of money and a huge profit.” WOMAN’S SELF-IMPOSED IMPRISONMENT PROBED Police Break Into Home to Find Los Angeles Matron Near Death From Starvation. ©y the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, November 11.— Near death from three weeks’ starva- tion, Mrs. Alta Burkholer, 65, was in & Los Angeles hospital today as police nvestigated the reason for her self- Imposed imprisonment in her home. Police broke into the house, which had been carefully barricaded, and found the elderly woman unconscious. Mrs. Ella Clark, who summoned dfficers, said Mrs, Burkholer long had feared she was in danger from au finknown foe. Major Features and Notes A discussion of “Women's Peace Proposals” by distinguished American women will be presented by the Emer- gency Peace Campaign in a broad- cast over WMAL at 10. The broad- east will originate in Washington, Hollywood and New York. The speakers include Kathleen Norris, povelist; Mrs. James Richard Smith, selected by the Golden Rule Founda- Hon as the typical American mother of 1936, and Jeanette Rankin, the Arst woman elected to Congress. “Transcontinental Journeys” will be the theme of the dramatization for the “Calvacade of America” program on WJSV at 8. The dominant note of the program will be & comparison of travel today, and as it existed in the day of the stage coach and the covered wagon. Ethel Barrymore will appear in a radio adaptation of & former vehicle, *The Shadow,” during her broadcast on WMAL at 8:30. Fred Allen will present the all- _star South Africa women’s fleld hockey team as an amateur glee club during his “Town Hall Tonight” pro- gram on WRC at 9. “Serenade to a Wealthy Widow” will be featured by Andre Koste- lanets and his orchestra over WJSV. at 9. The program also includes *“Dodging a Divorcee” and “The Duke Insists.” M. Froome Barbour, national com= S THE EVENING STAR, CarrtaL’s Rapio PROGRAMS Wednesday, November 11. WRC 950k P.M. WMAL 630k Curbstone Queries Farm and Home Hour w . Story of Mary Marlin Legion Program “ W Florida Treat . Canadian Luncheon o Vaughn de Leath e Dot and Will Helen Traubel P‘our-w-y Broadcast * Jean Dickenson, songs Mary Mason Vienna Symphony Pepper Young’s Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade 'The O'Neills Henry Busse’s Orch. | Wilson Service Meet the Orchestra Sundown Revue Sundown Revue Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie The Singing Lady [Evening Star Flashes PM. 6:00 |Dinner Dance P Our American Schools Dinner Club P e 5! Lowell Thomas (Copynighs, 1936) Farm and Home Hour | i Negro Achievement | Vienna Symphony, T WOL 1310k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Midday Merry Go Round |Honeyboy and Sassafras |Salon Music \Newa—uum Dance Music Art Giles’ Orch. [Make Believe Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1460k PM. 12:00 12:15 12:30 ~.|Tnstitute of Music | 4:00 CERE Esther Velas' Orch; Twilight Reveries EVENING PROGRAMS Tony Wakeman Music—News Editorial and Musie Dinner Concert Buady Clark Amos 'n Andy En.sy Aces Uncle Ezra Froome Barbour Jack Randolph Chest Drama Do You Know? One Man’s Family P Wayzxe King [Ethel Barrymore Jack Little's Orch, Arthur Reilly Nina Dollary [Piano Specialties Five Star Final Dick Jurgen's Orch, Tonic Time Detective Mysteries [Poetic Strings Boake Carter ) |Town Hall Tonlght “« o« Irvin 8. Cobb Organ Reveries Mrs. Robert La Follette | Musical Potpourrl “« w Fats Waller 0 Your Hit Parade [Emergency Peace = News Bulletins o o2 Meredith Wilson's Orch. News—Night Owl Slumber Hour Arthur Reilly - i Midnight Frolics 2 e | Al Bakol's Orch. Night Watchman “ . “ . Good Will Court “« u Art Brown News Bulletins Al Kavelin's Orch. Cab Calloway's Orch, Eddie Elkins' Orch. Senator Nye Buck O'Neill News Bulletins Sleepy Time Gordon Hittenmark ] Gordon Hittenmark Today's Prelude .- . “ - The Wake-Up Club Night Watchman, (1 br.) |Jack Little’s Orch. Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW Art Brown “ - Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions : : Morning Melodies Cheerio * “ - “ . Gordon Hittenmark News Bulletins 2 e Breakfast Club The Streamliners o o Morning Glories = o Mrs. Wiggs Air Sweethearts John’s Other Wife Viennese Sextet Just Plain Bill Josh Higgins 'Today’s Children 'Aristocrats Rhythms | Morning Matimes Art Brown Sun Dial As You Like It News—Police Flashes Betty Hudson “Gang Busters” 'Wilderness Road Arch McDonald George Hall's Orch. Renfrew of the Mounted Popeye the Sailor Goose Creek Parson Burns and Allen Come On, Let's Sing o e Roger Pryor's Orch. Cavalcade of America | “ w Andre Kostelanetz's Orch| WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, How to Torture Your Husband, LIABILITY EVASION UPHELD BY COURT Wisconsin Jurists Sets, Compensa- tion Law Precedent ¥ by Rauling. By the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis, November 11— The Supreme Court established & precedent in workmen’s compensation law yesterday when it ruled that a partnership formed by a Madison monument dealer with several em- ployes for the express purpose of evading the law was valid. Under the decision, Jesse B. York of Monroe, who claimed compensation for silicosis, lost an award which the Dane County Circuit Court said he should have. The record 'showed that Schligen Memorials, Inc., entered a partner- ship with York and others in 1932 because it felt it could not continue in business if it had to pay workmen’s compensation. The partnership was dissolved two years later. The Supreme Court said the pur- pose of the arrangement was to evade liability, but if the contracts were valid, the law must recognize them. HELP_MEN. AUTO BODY MEN. first-class, Could use 2 good men nt ll'nc per, hnur study work, -T. sta Address ) 2 t—once with toos. National Auto Top Co. 'm l4th st. n.w. 'AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS — & d opening for 3 good men: 1 metal man. 1 motor analyzer man, 1 front-end man: pe anent positions. ly to Mr acobs. rkway Motor Co.. 3040 M st. n. AUTS “BODY METAL SN ( Good wages for good men. AUTO SALESMEN—Two _energetic and willing men to sell popular Ford cars. The new 1937 car will be shown Saturday. Epecial salesmen's training course. Get in on me Jbeginning and make real money. STEUART'S MOTORS, 1401 Rhode Isiand ave. ne. anl'R experienced in pies and sweet do not phone. apply in person. nmu Inn, 1807 Columbia m nw. olored. g00s on bread. cal A Suns MiCkround man Live wire only CREDIT MANAGER—] salary to right party. and previous _experience. 378, Star office. COUNTERMAN. _experienced. s k _oysters. Avply " bet. 3 and 4 ORS, white, for dry- experienced _preferred. 5305 Geor- BUTCHER—AI- l{olind nocery experience, lll c]othl d State qualifications Address Box sea fo Room &ii7. LIC] cleaning _routes; Steady positions, good salary. =ia ave. ERIENCED SALESMEN for men's clothing dept.: good salary and permanent position, Blechman's, corner 7th and H sts. n.e. FAMILY MAN. trustworthy. able to put in about 3 hours afternoons or evenings handling coffee agencies. _Up to $17.50. Address Box 92.8. Star office. B GR( CLERK. experienced_guiet. with Svers permit. Apply 301 Rittenhouse RY CLERK_ with D. eri- ence and able to help butcher preferred; state salary expected. Address Box 388-5, Star office. LINOLEUM LAYERS. exverienced. Call ln- terior “Bidg., 19th and D n.w. Se Hankin: MATNTENAGE MAN Tor Fotel: derstand _stokers. _electrical ~work. vators, etc: permanent position. 21st st. n.w e Aoply M. . ele- Apply MEN. g basls. to interview prosective Clienis In. Washiniston: car ang gas. fur- nished; ages must be between 25 and 35: ekly. Call Lincoln 93090 between 1936. HELP AND SITUATIONS. »E Now), uel.oa,'mas 1S MR, GoMICK'S DEN. GIVE | 1T A THOROUGH CLEAN- ING, Tnkow OoUT ALL OF TAIS TRASH, AND MAKE EVERYTHING NEAT AND TIOY HELP MEN. (Continued.) n Salary u Siart. can JAckwn 1862. YOUNG MAN, cbileze graduate, B in eu;'nn‘mtctl" cheounzlknl ‘lnld mfi-{mmnl rience. ~Age s xumuh-d A. L. Price, 1725 17th Ae;"gc:. E No nztoé C:I Net. B0, Write 15 By 00 W i Landrum, “Old Reliable Man." SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN. COLORED MAN AND WIFE want job Sanitor. with pay. District 81000 0 ** SITUATIONS WOMEN. ALTERATIONS. dressmaking: coats re- lined, knit suits blocked: hems. 60c up. Met. 16022, Apt. 3 mlflths nw. 116 for T Meiropolitan 5158. 2 oF waitress. Totel exncrlznce. position. Washingt el Burmester, % H desires write. 8957, LADY desires nosition as i Lo olerry porin oF couple Person mters ested in Cfiflluln !clenu“pre!zrre Address P. O Box 317 LADY. refined, cultured, desires smun as companion or fll‘lttlcll nurse 'lllml 10 travel; has her own est of references, Phone Georgia 8770, LADY. desires vollfl oF Dwatiress ater f:30 . p.m: Address Box 384-8, Sta references. NURBE, white, practical, wishes case; exe perienced with old people: reasonable, Answer by letter. Miss Ethel Colvin, 1443 onroe st n PRACTICAT NURSE_white: 15 per w ref. Address Box 8-8. Star office. PRACTICAL NURSE. _hospital lnln-d- exp. all cases nervous and ment permit; unincumbered. Natl 515, =5 : i SBECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER, _ experi= enced general office work. also telephone gelling: A-] references. Urgent. Address Box_1-S. Star office. ST STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST _desires posie tion: chnnablz‘ experienced. C‘urengcn BOYS—GOOD PAY. Permanent work. with or without bl cycles. ~Apply Mr. Schryver, 1317 N York ave. n.w. BRAGER-EISENBERG, Eutaw and Saratoga Streets, Itimore. Md.. uire Linoleum Layers. Splendid compensation. R of work. Apply_at_once:_bring_toc! WOODWARD & LOTHROP desires the services of white drivers with local delivery experience. Apply Employ- ment Office, Ninth Floor. SHOE SXL?SMAN thor- oughly experienced, for tem- porary work. I. Miller, 1222 F nw. AUTO MEN. 1937 is to be the biggest, best paying year in Ford history. Get in at the beginning 6f a real money-making term of new and used car sales with a well-estab- lished central Washington fran- chise. Liberal commissions and other attractive consideration. See Mr. E. B. Frazier, Triangle | Ford Dealers, No. 2 N. Y. ave. n.w. = EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES for dress dept.i "sood salary and. permanent posi: Blechman's, corner 7th and sts. ne. H | references. YOUNG LADY, refined, wants Job as cashier or waliress; experienced. Phone West 1668-J. REFINED youn Gesires position as child's mDuree: District 4579, hite girl. very re}llb)l iocal GIRL. for drug store and fountain work. :Ztinutntntll Pharmacy, 422 North Capi- ol_s GIRL. typist. fo copy typed ms. ant surroundings. Phone Clevela: GIRL wanted o run_power sewing ma- Chine. "Mr. Marrichi, Plag & Banner o, 920 D st. n.w. HOUSEKEEPER, white. mid d on_ premises; references. 141‘.' Perry nl. n.w. dy capable taking in_real essential: INSURANCE—Young charge general insurance dept. estate firm: good corresponde only experienced and alert apply: perma- | nent position: salary basis. ~For inter. view call Cleve. 9100 between 7 and 10 ADIES— can earn big m Hopally advertised Hosiery. necktics, lin- gerie, shirts. now until Christmas. 1 or spare time. ADDIY 9-1 Real Silk Hosiery Mills. !( /_Eye st. n.w. LADIES_ dew 3 or 4 hours d‘xI ing_hosiery -nd lingerie. Make S more between now_and Christma: Cooper. Rm. 403, 1335 F. LADIES, aver 30 nd et Sour own hosiers free e eing lovely Fall Christmas hosiery and lingerie to_acquaintances. xperience needed. Miss McConnell. F. MANICURIST { must be good' commission_Addre SALESLADIES | Exp:nented onl ty parior; dows 3 confidential”: salary and ALES PERSON ith_knowledge of Gietetrcs, for pow health food store. State experience and salary wanted. Address Box 1 Star office. Musical Potpourri Betty and Bob Clifford Barnie, songs Jack Ward, organist Modern Cinderella John K. Watkins Hymns of all Churches ) |David Harum The Doctor Says 11:15 |Backstage Wife Home Sweet Home 11:30 |Ralph Kirbery Camille Taylor 11:45 |Phe Wife Saver [Edward MacHugh 0 Midday Merry Go Round |Honeyboy and Eassafras |Story of Mary Marlin |Armchair Quartet. Gene Arnold and Cadets Fa.rm nnd Home Hour Jules Lande’s Ensemble |Chest’ Luncheon Dan Harding's Wife Happy Jack Logan’s M\ulma - Words and Music Mn.ry“ miun Education for Living San and.seo Bridge Pepper Young's Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade 'The O'Neills IN. Y. Auto Show National Book Fair AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Farm and Home Hour [San Francisco Bridge |Wakeman' Moods in Rhythm Milky Way Ed Fitzgerald & Co. 'The Big Sister Salon Music [News—Music [Dance Music “w w Palmer House Ensemble Ad Club Luncheon “ w wnkems.n Sport Page 'The Gumps Doris Kerr Happy Hollow Christian Science Between Bookends Helen Trent Romance Rich Man's Darling Afternoon Rhythms Mabelle Jennings Academy of Medicine N. Y. Auto Show School of the Air Homemaker’s Exchange ‘Wakeman's Sport Rage Fashion Show Chasin’ the Blues . Answer Me This e Sundown Revue Vocational Guidar.ce Tom Mix Tea Time [Jack Armstrong 'The Singing Lady GERMAN:AMERICANS PLAN FOLK EVENING Ein volksabend (folk's evening), featuring & German talkie, music by the Bavarian Trio and schuhplattier (folk dancing), will be held by the German-American Society of Wash- ington in the ball room of the Na- tional Press Club Friday evening at :30 o'clock. The talkie will depict a {rip around the world aboard the cruiser Karls= ruhe. Prizes will be given, refresh- ments provided, and surplus money derived from subscriptions will go into the German Winter relief fund. The German Ambassador, Dr. Hans Luther, is expected, together with the staff of the Richs-Embassy. [} your radio needs repairing Phone MEt. 0764 LEETH BROS. 1220 13th St. N.W. ME. 0764 RENOVIZE ... your bome DEPENDABLE 87 Years EFFICIE! INT 87 Years INEXPENSIVE EBERLY S| » Gilbert and Sullivan Folio ef Facts s e Intercity Express oadc®*? DIRECT FROM AL NEW YORK AUTO SHOW ! AND HIS Al P:arce‘i Gang Ubr:ry !\fuslmle Library Musicale All l}nnd.u_on Deck Salvation Army Band Education Association |Evening Rhythms PADUCAH PLANTATION OVIER NBC BLUE NETWORK (instead of over RED NETWORK' asbroadcast on Saturday nights) and as special guest star of the evening-—- 1108 K N.W. Dignity your home. GUARANTEED USED TIRES POTOMAC TIRE CO. 28th & M N.W. Listen for the special message that ‘will.come to you direct from the scene of the New York Automobile Show. ® june Soturday night, November 14th N.8.C. RED NETWORK in on irvin 5. Cobw ond his WRC 10:30E.S. T. da rday Featuring the entire Paducah Plantation cast— Irvin S. Cobb, Dorothy Page, Clarence Muse, the -Johnson Choir, the Plantation Orchestra, BILL BOJANGLES ROBINSON WORLD'S. PREMIER TAP, DANCER, © HEAR this special performance of radio’s newestand most unique musi- cal variety show...packed with mel- ody, mirth and romance...and broad- cast direct from the ballroom of the Hotel Commodore, New York City. scoh Plantation night! N.B.C. RED NETWORK MEN, 4, with grocery or other retail ex- perience, willing to start on sales job at sbout $20 weckly: unlimited _sdvance- ment possible. Apply 9-12, Rm. 210, 1427 Eve st. n.w. HELP MEN AND WOMEN. _ 'URB ATTENDANTS. over 18 31 ood e and meals. CADDIY B1I1 Geortia ave. n.w. MEN—Need exlrn men to help 2 or 3 routes. to make up to $15 extra. 1 nesday night 7 to 9. 1110 9th st. n.w. MEN fo take orders, advertised product: leads furnished: no canvassing: direct sell- ing experience preferred; car essential. United Asbestos Pad Corp., 1105 G st. PIANO PLAYER. young man_ See Billy Ramsey at the Harris Hotel. 17 Mass. ave. 5 p.m. PORTER colored. exp.. grocery store. Kaufman Market. st n.w. with references: 1501 T | Lee D. BALES PERSONS w nwa—nnm Christ- mas card Unes " Arieraf Greeting _Card Co.. 1415 Eye st. n.w. (street floor). SALESMEN. GOVT, PUBLICATION SERVICE WORK — Educaional and sales experience preferred: excellent Day. Address Box 335-5. Star SALESMEN—We have openings on our Pierce-Arrow trailer sales force for two high-caliber salesmen with _specialty or automobile experience. See Mr. White at Butler. Inc. :m Connecticut_ave. Now is the time to connect RADIO SALESMAN, for inside work only: please do not apply unless you have worked in & radio store: applicants with- out experience will not be granted inter~ Uew: salary and commission =—BSee M Glaser between at 409 11th st. n SALESWV!] and make real money. We are organizi & new branch show room where we will dis- lay 100 of the city's best used-car bu: xcellent floor play. ual compensa- Tion, Dian. ADply Mr. Bale. Mandell rolet_Branch. Nichols ave. and S st. RADIO SERVICE MEN, with cars: m\m be experienced in service work on modern radio sets: permanent Ppositions: salary, $100 monthly to start: opportunity for l'l'lvln:emem. Bee Mr. Barstow, 409 11th st. n.w. ESTATE SALESMAN. white. to work for well-estabiished downtown real estate concern in new branch office, Address Box_1-T. Star office. steady Jjob; must be able to run service calls and do_shop work: must have had Washington. D. C., experience. Triflers stay gwav. Apply 124 Auburn ave. Bethesca, SALESMEN—Permanent and well paying position for men who can canvass, No samples to_carry, car necessary. Address Box 81-8. Star office. SALESMEN wanted on salary and commis- sion basis. or commission, depending upon lbll)" See Mr. Knight, 1719 Conn. Jutside. for retail tire store: lood nrnpom fon for willing workers: pros- pects furnished. ~State qualifications and experience. Address Box 138-T, Star office. SALESMEN _Want 6 used-car salesmen. We have the best. used-car deal In_town: We need several men to handle the used cars traded in on 1037 Fords. Liber commission and cars, with $25 bonus u 1o those who qualify. Call in person afte P o Wit & Tidbicts. Incn 1114 Ve ave. n.w. SALBu!V WANTED—Chrysler products: set-up in Washington for salesmen e Greenstreet. {dams 8500. between 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Interview by appointment o A ninety-million-dollar international eor- cunuon has openings for five men in the nia section to represest them in special Positions are permanent snd the Ttunity is outstane ust be neat. well dressed, between 25 and 50 vears of age, have car and be able to furnish the best of references. ‘Tuesday ply In person 7:30 shard. evening, November 10. ROOM, GEORGE MASON HOTEL, ALEXANDRIA, VA. EMPLOYMENT _SERVICES. DOMESTIC., c. 5501, 1402 11th, LE AGENCY. has cooks. waitresses, maids, nurses, s.h.w., part-time day workers, houl;llnem wor STARCH WORK ASSORTER. wiite. experi- znced Bergmann's Laundry, 623 G 8t. em?—ium-mg and_typist: one with] insurance claim_experience preferred. In replying. siate experience and sslary ex- pected. Address Box Star off 'ruwas e fira-cines: o adier work; one that can m-n phand_ button- holes. Morris Kern._ st. 'WATTRESSES (2). 1 to 40, Enle Restau- st Palls Church. cfilmberm:id and_some other work; §00d character and €90d reference. 2802 WOMEN, sell hosiery. lingerle and other Christmas gifts_to friendsi acquaintances and so forth. Pull or spare time. Expe- rience unnecessary. Phone 9 to 5, Adams 9175 YOUNG GIRL. neat and Intelizent. 1o take care of 3-year-old child nge faKe e O eI apd small saiar; s&ute exverience. Address Box 3-S, Sar SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL wants cooking, hous work or maid: reference 1238 Colymbia rd_ Phone Columbia K204, COLORED GIRL fome nights: re n.w. Janitor's apt COLORED GIRL_ wishes light housework or take care of child: honest and reliable. Call_Adams 4385-J COLORED GIRLS (1 for small child ants work of enees. " T42Y Ehioin “want xnw or url wood ref. 62 eXperienced, wants davs cleaning, waiting dinner or any night work. Adams 901 Euclid st. n.w. COLORED WOMAN. nea sition general houseworker. 5 time: city references. Potomac 5460, COLORED _WOMAN. neat. _experienc wants place st-class_cook. $12.00 weekly: ref. Col. 2093. COLORED WOMAN. settled. wants general housework or care for child. 1009 L st. n.w. i MAN wishes Job as €ook. day or haif-day work: §ood referen 507 Virginia ave. se COLORED WOMAN wants &.h or cleaning work: exp. Alic coln_1606:3 COLORED WOMEN and girls. rel Teferences. wani Week's of day's Works Columbia_760° GIRL. colored. maid_wants general hou work. full or part time. _Lincoln_8061-R. GIRL. colored. from N. C.. desir as chambermaid. waitress O gene 5% stne. 5 ants work as mother's S.W. g Owens. “office, apartment 1838 Vermont ave. day's, of k. part time Pfi tur_5366, one_Dec catur 1469, GIRL, colored, 1 vork. mormnis‘ ht Dat e e.penerc Columbia rsday. n w ‘ou as maid or general hcu<flwrker no Sunday work. ApplY 4-A Hi t. 8.W. OI.RL colc'ed . wishes general houseworke full or part time: care of children: stay nights. _Decatur 381 GIRL. colored, wants di time: reference. Adams Fork o parh TADY with retail credit clothing State saisry. experi- | YOUNG collection experience. ence. Address Box 4-S._Star office. _* 'NATIONAL ORGANIZA has_opening for capable woman: permanent position: opportunity for advancement and good income; experience unnecessary. Apply office, 1518 Conn._ave. SCHOOL TEACHERS_ or_office help who Tish exira day's work (Saturdeys) selling esses apply WILBUR ROGERS. INC. 1211 P8t N. TWO WOMEN —over 25. to fill vacancies with nationally known grocery company: zood appearance and reference required: willing to work for £00d steady income: exverlence not, neces- gay: we train you.' Apply 9 to 12 a. 51 st. HELP DOMESTIC. COOK _and general houseworker, full or part time; white preferred; live out and pot more than one fare from Aurora Hills; reference required. Jackson 1808-J. GIRL white, "gene ousework, Apply at_once. 26 4th_st. n. OPENINGS for cooka. chw. day werkers malds;’ g0 or stay. DOMESTIC AGENCY. DGc. 2410, North 9011, 1925 Oth furnishes cooks. &.h.w., helpers. housemen. butlers. kilchen heivers. ers. BHOEMAKER "white, experienced. wanted at once. 1700 _7th st. n.w. ER_COOK_ thoroughly experi- refer single man, 25 to 5. white. 5 Good Hope rd. - BUSINESS. WE SUPPLY FIRST-CLASS BARTENDERS. 2TEADY OR - PAR’ MET. SLATE ROOFER AND SHEET METAL T oOomrbs Ua.. steady work. £ood wages. open shop. Address Box 56-S. Star o Avply UPHOLSTERER. first-class only. 2330 18th st. n.w. UPHOLSTERERS _ wanted. — experienced. Also furniture finisher and_repair man. Address Box_110-T. Star_office. VEGETABLE MEN with market experience, Must know the retail vewetadle business. st. n.w. YOUNG MAN. with some experient ant- o Uin_ men's ‘furnishing - depts 5 B 25 IL | GIRL. white. pt. and one GIRL. a1 l! nlxhl.m Call Thundly. Col. chil 461 GIRL. te: sleep in: Phone. Columbll 6545-3 (Small apt. some cooking. after 6:30. colored. "ams day's work or path 06 K st. TRi solored. wants gemeralBOWCHOrE B2 _cooking; full-time work. ~Metropolit GIRL, ol res as_waltre: nurse. maid_or general housework; Columbia. MAN, colored, desites work as houseman, in private family: can drive: NEAT COLORED GIRL. general n sewor! art time. get dinners or maid in store. eference. _Linc. 1279. No Sunday. RELIABLE GIRL A “wants job: gen work and_cooking: stay nights. S h.w. “Phone Decatur 1 WOMAN wants whole or part time. dav'8 i no Sundays; reference. West “colored._wants general houses work, piain_cooking; experienced: refers ence. 141 D st. ne. Lincoln 4452. WOMAN. colored, wants day's work. parte time. or get dinners: best reference. Phone, all week. North b WOMAN. s day's work _cleanins ’lr uomnl and cleaning; re! WOMAN. wmre 5 ts_housework, plain cooking: stay nights: city, countrf Address Box 382-S. Star office. WOMAN, colored. wishes day's work rex larly every week: ss worker, wi references, North 207 6 GIRL. exnenenced. neat, g.h.w.. good cook, hig! 00l education: stay two evenings: Sun : $8._Apt. 108. 3220 17th st. n.w. with experience, for gen- eral housework, plain cooking. light llun- dry: live in: good ary. Georgia 0378. TIES: ALL MEN 847, BANTENDERS UNION. INS‘I’IUC‘I‘ION COURSES. Profllnble ms? INT Tascinatin INEL Service, G e S Dluvmo taught “quickly: redned, fiensed” instructors: car urn r- mits procured. Phone Sterling 9 zm TG HIGH SCHOOL complete in_ tWo years. College preparatory: standard texts xur- fished; study at home. W logue. * Address_Box c x& sx. CIVIL, SERVI Re!ldent. home ltudy m“I.l guestions. answers, BOYD'S, 1333 F st. ne. 'YOUN AN. white, over 21, rienced 'OUNG M. Wi over muue' Address Box with meats: good salesman, Villing worker. $18 week - 33-8. Bt-r of YOUNG MAN. 00d_Worker, some experi- ence for grocery. after school hours. 1306 1ith st. n.w. YOUNG MAN with car to collect on month- 17, Sccounts for national company. ABDlY - Shenton, Room 219. 402 6th st. train_you in ‘while learning. be salary. nlul commission, ' The you sell the more Jou make: § hours” wcrk Gay wil et you 2ood ncome. Cal Cockrilie between B ha 13 Tor appointment, West 1030: TOVNG I!N (4) for special ldverthl.nt ampaign. neat appearance, willing to wark hard. !urnllh reference to character, ‘Those having sales experience will be ll'-l preference. 1If you are accepted for M‘ltl you 'fll be paid a lulrun. free transportation. = Apbly 710" ‘am. 1 pm. at 4030 ave. n,w. ask for Fred W. local grocery and enflao routes. iny C ) %"wI'EADY EMPLOYMENT ‘men of sober habits repu- o L M Week. plus commission and and Slling " proposition._"1356_43nd THE J. R. WATKINS CO. —can use 2 men for route work: territories are _establi: no experience requj pid $18 to $30 per week interests you. apply 513 x st. n.w.. after 9 a.m. nolmon plus_bonus_ (not ‘Z’l’ belor. noon. Personnel Director, BRICKLAYERS 310 m dl‘ Apply with tools at- job, Ock lm'l End-n 518, foer Soving: Mo 00 block orsia ave: MARRIED MAN, g start training for executive FREE—Typing_ instruction with simplified -’w-dli A B C SHORTHAND during Nuvem- 2 Dupont circle. Decatur 4510. ATL? Others are succeeding, making MONEY _enjoying life. This DAY is an op- gortunity. - Learn Bookkeeping, anagement. Shorthand. Typing Ca chines. Enroll now—new classes. F st_n.w. National 2338. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE In one of Washington's finest beauty | to sl schools, the Mabelle Honour, an accredited school, teaching the better methods of besuty culture; one standard of instruc- tion—the best. Gradusies placed. FREE CATALOGUE- EASY T MABELLE HONOUR ears of Successtul Trsining, 1340 ne' _York Ave. N.W. Met. 7778. FOREST-FIELD CLERK Civil service exam. has begun. PRE- P, now: HOME Y 3 $2.50. _$1.25. BOYD'S. 1333 P st. $5—FIREMAN EXAM.—$5 $5—Forest-Field Clerk—$5 $5—Calcu]atm§ Mnchines—-$5 Th 'fl Servict tory School. Bo0 i ath B N W Mk 630T S LEARN DIESEL ENGINES. | = _ Diesel Is America’s Fastest Growing Industry. 3 32-nlle book. 112 illustrations. open “There is an un recedenud demand for BURROUGHS CALCULATING MACHINE and COMPTOMETER OPERATO] low Fol s 05 lnrnll Now, Phone Met. odr' for Purther Information. GIRL. wh eneral housework. year-old evenings, 11 Shepherd st., Hyattsvil PERSONAL. _—_’—_MIIJS SICATED _BY MY oo ciethad: resuts ilective for b e time or money back Write for bookiet; B0 e ety DR, ERWER 1365 _Columbia rd_ Adams 0388. EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS AND CON- 3 e;lrlhle room_on first floor. ._1833 Kalorama rd. GIRL, colored, general housework: _stay nights; $5 week. 7003 Piney Branch rd. n.w. Gwrfll ‘fl.'m R.E ATRS WHILE YO! Emergency Laboratory Room 601. A wait. 14th and F. Oven _Sun. a. Westory Blde.. LIGHT HOUSEWORKER. plain COOKINg, child’s laundry only; must live in. Ran- dolph_0742. 800 Fern pl. n.w. MAI’D D, gare for chuaren and apt; must salary. Apply 3817 NURSE_ white, youns, take care 18 mos. i Teliablel_experienced: good home, NURS! ID, white or u]nfld take care three chfldren' must have good references. Phone Cleveland 0214. unned. 30 to 40, to man- Ske home. o) ehildren, for employed couple: good hout no laundry: $35 month it Write or o all 327 West Bradley ;fin after 7 pm 3'.' vhlt! to help with thr K"‘.i"‘-é‘i" r’.fi’.‘m',‘i‘%fne"'fi'éae'r"n"é‘n!i&“ ouset 3 - jences; 50" mlles fro m Washington. Reply, m‘A ‘white, I.h' employed coupls chudren . Bl years: a.m.l: bo -oom and $25: increases up to $40 T orys seteremces. Greeawood 2161 6:30 pm. to 8 p.m. MAN, white, youns, . mother- less_home, nearby Virginia: room, meals, salary. Address Box 9-8. Star office, * WOM. white, Catholic, not over 40, le:\fl’ll hrm-'orL childreni oom, board: have other hel mmnnent mlllon to right party: reference. Address Box 7-5, Star office. WOI‘AN. colored, between 25 and 40 Ifl 3 lml' tlrlnfi for child: stay nllhtl local at 2413 Penna. e w Thursdsy petwesn 5. SITUATIONS MEN. 5 G By T Ay "&uz' To. -imn. $10' mo. Col. §778. ACCOUNTANT. public sccoun K ml esta fina) m‘;fi:d ition. Hfit M'Il CHEP, houseman sires 'ork. nrluz' or mmmwm. nhr- ence. _Nor! emuflmr-now—hnmr who t nxxnu at school each week. wants job _in 1 ref. oms HOUSEMAN, y with tools, by o enced -’mn nsnn ferences. Decatur 0961, tain i butler, N . o Janitor. ref"llv’!“'/. HELP_WOMEN. 11 anr $1_box assortme i Inl (;hrh 50% commis- sion. Earl’s, Inc.. pm m ave. n.W. ALL oflnon—A»'E o) st. n.w. uneoln 6177. lroL - t.. food mna.} 5'; ’."3«.”5%»."'5»» 3rd "1 nw. 0. Met. 08! lored. TEACH! SPEAKS SPANISH. WISHES Troine chiidren of family loc loc.umz Lati America, Address Box 320-S, Star o NEW YEAR EVE PARTY. Spactous public rooms avantapie for pris vate parties. Hotel Continental. National Iflflfl FLOOD'S PRIVATE KIND!RGAR- 322 Massachusetts ave. n.w. 1 n( "dancing and nursery: hour day or 'u H 8:30 to_5:30. COLONIC ATION; _ GRADUATE nurse; your residence or mine. Hours. 10-9. Deeatur 2134. = PROFESSIONAL SINGER AND TEACH wants accompanist to exchange lessons for accompanving. Best connections. Address Box 309-8. Star affice. CORI faults, Codueine, r;huudmg quiet.” sunny home; ath! DIETARY enmmmm. ing. Cleve. PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CONSILe tute 50 per cent of success. -Are yours 9 of fmprovement’ | Fersonality analysiss REROS0US Nati” press Blas Bids, Rational 8511, 3408 O ST. m, $5 week: room I'lr.h breakfast, § r $25 month; room. breakfast an week th up tr!n!wr!‘lmn $10 week or $40 mon Phone West 0972 before 1 p.m. s "1‘"‘{‘3,—""‘.5 o Al Rt A er and sy o wise father mpat other Y. ON. 1212 11th st. L. SOLOT! upemntrd and_reason= 45-8, Star office. OWNERS OF LARGE OR PR TIES, why not let expee rivate owner manage your prope SMALL rienced Fersonal. eflclent ienllon siven: erty? Adams_ s PERMANENTS, $1.95. - 15¢; ll-nlvum 15c; etas cells and Hair Cuts. MAB] “HONOUR BCHOOL, 1340 N. Y. Ave. N.W. __ Met. 7778, 7|~ Countryside School. Boardjng and Day School. flmfi mnuflflfluu&-mm&“fi:%lmx remedial work supervised: transportation and hot 01 ave., fineneons Biler Bhring M. Snepherd 1676 BEAUTY PAILDIS. —_W—— ‘%Em!u:l’“}nneh l(nnod '5 ID.' 3025 O st. n.w. MD’T 'OR_TRAVEL. 7 Nork: night work rd'rrls operate elevas e Mflhann u‘i’ s Biasomce. o BEAUTY 11-around: ®ood salary: R T £ W N R %Mmfi TAGE o e A T s, Met. 8087, sy k A= DRIVING TO DALLAS. TEX. 'mcm? momlnmnd QHAI: can take 3. refer ences. 12¢ IA smos g, s G