Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1936, Page 38

THE EVENIfi'G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. TUESDAY, s | LATIN AMERICAN NOVEMBER 24, 1936. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. HELP AND SITUATIONS. HELP DOMESTIC. . (Continued.) GIRL for general housework %5 week to start; stay nights. Georgia 2627. GIRL_ colored, neat and refined. for_gen- —By WEBSTER. THE TEMPLE || CaprTal’s RaDpio PROGRaM WHAT 7 BE A PROFESSIONAL. SCHOOL SAXOPHONE PLAYER 7 HAVE You gral housework 4 in “family. o’ heavs PRUGRAMS SI-AIED LOST YOUR SENSES 7 THE COUNTRY to 7B Saturday; Bundaz, 10:30-3; $2 oy for s Nophmers! i 0 IS OVERRUN WITH SAXOPHONE PLAYERS, meotuy. bias B . .l:"mhunud Clc.u'n b:n Tuesday, November 24. (Copyrisht, 1936.) Eastern Standard Time. WY, WU D STARVE To DEATH, THATS i’{‘.i‘x‘l. .: ‘: JLeneral howsework. carg. of Sarsteris|3ubject Hlac No BUSANGSS FoR You T& GO INTD. RL, 7, colored (healthy): cook, Stenotypy. I _l_lk;c_lsl_lk WMAL 630k WOL 1,310k WJISV 1,460k N. B. C. to Relay Spaniih WHEN YOUVE FINISHED ScHooL gleaning. answer bhone: doctor and wite! liDay and Evening Schoolll AFTERNOON PROGRAMS BM: s 1 WANT: YOU T STUDY. LA, OR GIRL<wite s s T gamecal o Hulbilly T | Features Southward MEDICINE ~ SOMETHING PRAC- fomsemork ghig Bel o i Enroliment Open in Day School Go Rount 'Honeyboy and Sassafras |Hillbilly Tunes 'The Gumps = ‘e in good Every Monday. Q‘;Z'r'y" of Mary Marlin |“Gold Diggers of 1937" | News-—Music Between Bookends 12:15 Each Da TICAL. NEXT THING | S FPose ‘:{'g":,"";:;r,‘i‘h‘n e Positions Secured for Graduutes uymd Voiou Farm lnd Home Hour Luncheon Concert Romance of Helen Trent | 12:30 Y. You'LL BE WANTING TO BE AN ISEENEIER. whits. giietienced. 33 T C’a.t‘aloz on Request 2 Church of the Air Rich Man's Darling _ |12:45 ARTIST OR A MOVIE ACTOR | chiidren: “Hyattsville. Md. Greenwood l420KSt N. W N-honnl 3335) WAITING to hear from someone who has dropped out of your 1ife? Trying to locate an old friend? Use THE PER- SONAL COLUMN OF THE AIR —radio's dramatic new program sponsored by the makers of CHIPSO. Actual ) nal messages. One may .Ea Tor YOUI Listen dailys WMAL—I11:15 AM. Listen to Jean Abbey Woman's Home Companion Radio Shopper Wednesday WISV Gharies Stenross’ Orch. hrm md Home Hour ~ [Paul Pendarvis' Orch. Afternoon Rhythms 1:00 Hollywood Gosslp Contract Bridge Portraits of Harmony Chester Wright Campbell's Royalists L News—Music News—Night Owl Slumber Hour Art Eml: Arthur Reilly : - Midnite Frolics saas Freddy Martin's Orch. |News Bulletins 115 [Pan-American Peace Mabelle Jennings 1218 :30 |Dan Harding's Wife Vaughn de Leath PFran and Frances The Merrymakers 1:30 5 |Happy Jack Dot and Will 'The Playxoer o _:' 1:45 Lessons Words and Music Wal man's s Sports Page |Song Stylists 2:00 :g: mm‘,‘ ¥ - £ & School of the Air 2:15 2 ousing ference Music Guild 1 T 5 & 2:30 ig :Iury Mnig: i v i o v Happy Hollow 2:45 E 3 's Fam! U. S. Marine Band ‘Wakeman's Sports Page |Hits and Encores 3:00 lug P‘:.pp;:rmnxl 23 2 o 7 = “Gold Diggers of 1937 3:15 130 |Vic and Sade * . Bay Shore Handicap Library Musicale 3:30 :45 |The O'Neills Have You Heard? Wakeman's Sports Page o 2 3:45 4:00 |Cheerio’s Musical Mosaics|Bavarian Orchestra Today’s Vzlmm ubr:ry Mltsicah : ‘hasin’ the Blues iy s ::;g o u“‘ [Dog Heroes Ste Muriel Lester 4:45 (Consumer’s Program Tea Time = s Billy Mills and Co. 00 Re! Your Health Follo of Facts | Tito Guizar 3118 [Tom aix e A Music You Remember i 5:30 [Jack Armstrong The Singing Lady Intercity Express Evening Rhythms o 5:45 |Little Orphan Annie Evening Star Flashes Terry and Ted PM EVENING PROGRAMS Science in News |Tony Wakeman Patti Chapin :'lg S D:nce Dinner Club En Dinant Arch McDonald 6:80 “ “ o i Editorial and News News—Three Aces 6:45 e Renfrew of the Mounted 100 |Amos 'n’ Andy Easy Aces Joe Hayme's O Poetic Melodies ;:‘l’g Voice of Experience Chest Playlet Arthur Reilly Rubinoff 17:30 (Jackie Cooper Radio Joe Dance Music Doris Kerr 7:45 |Quest'n Mark Hittenmark| » i {Mina Horne, soprano Boake Carter 100 |L ' h, Dude Ranch Five Star Final Muslc Hall 500 (X80 Releman a0 o i Christian Witness “ 1 Edgar A. Guest Rhythm Rhapsody Ken Murray w-y'r'n K“n $ w Detective Mysteries » & Sidewalk Interviews Ben Bernle Washington Amateurs Wlfl:ng'n fenmylvl.nhm .Aau Husbands and Wives Gt The Caravan e A Boswell Sisters o Fred Astaire Music—News Guy Lombardo's Orch. |The Caravan Harvey Willetts Mark Warnow's Orch. Buck O'Neill Hal Kemp's Orch. Edd! Elkins' Orch. . s = 9-1 5 A M Al Bakol's Orch. Night Watchman Cab Calloway's Orch. Eddi Elkins’ Orch. w . s R e ae i 4 % Jimmy Grier's Orch. ° o Jack Little's Orch. Sleepy T‘T. T |Sign ot |Night Watchman (1 br.) Al Kavelin's Orch, |Sign OF | H E Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW ECHT CO. || semas - 0 ittenmark Today’s Prelude Art Brown |Sun Dial F Street at Seventh e A - i 7:30 - . “- - - . : : 7:45 = - Wake Up Club | = e Cats 8:00 |Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions | Art Brown Sun Dial | RENOVIZE ... your home w . William Meeder, organist Y DEPENDABLE . . 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Adleri] for 35 years. and in Ser el feel marveiousty Tefresned: al hour bo!on breakf: time 1l leading druggists. 1S UP T0 YOU” SAYS POSLAM You would not trade the grateful relief and comfort for a hundred dollars that a single box of Poslam often brings to itching, inflamed, eczema-tortured skin. You can tell you are going to be helpec because the very first touch of this concentrated, yet gentle ointment usually soothes the irritation and burning at once. Don’t delay your relief. Get a box of Po-ls:cm right away, at your druggist, 50c, or we wnl.l send you a convincing trial free. JOSTAM CO, Desk 2, 254 West S4th 8t, New York: N.Y : How to Be Charming 11:45 |Voice of Experience 'The Honeymooners Edward MacHugh “Angelus” The Big Sister Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe Red River Valley Days b P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 Midday Merry Go Round \Honeybuy and Sassafras |Salon Music The Gumps 12:15 |Story of Mary Marlin |Curbstone Queries | News—Music Between Bookends 12:30 [Freddie Rich's Orch. Farm and Home Hour JDlnca Music Helen Trent Romance 12:45 |Gale Page e s 'S Rich Man’s Darling 1:00 P'nrm and Home Hour |Music from Texas Five-Star Revue 1:15 -~ Concertairs Afternoon Rhythms 1:30 |Dan Harding’s Wife Vaughn de Leath o i Art Giles’ Orch. 1:45 |Music Guild Dot and Will Siesta Make Believe :00 Musi Gulld 'Words and Music Sports Page In a Woman's Eves s SoE - School of the Alr : Mason Jean Dickinson, songs i al = o LS $ - Happy Hollow 3:00 |Pepper Young's Family Balley Axton, tenor Sports Page Mannattan Matinee e 3:15 |Ma Perkins Continental Varieties N 3:30 |Vic and Sade W Bove 8 Melodic Moments 3:45 |The O'Neills Von Unschuld Piano Club N s 4:00 |Henry Busse's Orch. |Parents and Teachers Today's Winners Institute of Music 415 @ e Pigee e 4:30 |Men of the West Alice Hutchins Drake et - 4:45 |Sundown Revue Tea Time » = Gogo de Lys 5:00 |Sundown Revue String Ensemble Folio of Facts [News—Melodies 5:15 |Tom Mix The Freshmen T Evexzfnu lli.hythml 5:30 |Jack Armstrong 'The Singing Lady, Intercity Express Mrs. Patrick Campbell, distinguished English actress, heads the list of guest stars who will contribute to the Hammerstein “Music Hall” pro- gram on WJSV at 8. The other guest stars include Ada May, musical comedy actress, and Edward Matthews, colored baritone. Jackie Heller, diminuitive singer, and Tamara, glamourous stage star, will be the guests of Ben Bernie and his orchestra on WMAL at 9. Conrad Thibault, baritone, will make & return appearance on the Fred Astsire prograh on WRC at 9:30. A musical fantasy built around Comedian Charles Butterworth will be one of the features. “Who's the boss in most families— husband or wife?” will be one of the questions discussed during the “Hus- bands and Wives” program on WMAL at 9:30. Thrilling experiences encountered in the wilds of the African jungle by James C. Wilson, traveler and author, MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. will be dramatized during the pro- gram with Leo Reisman’s Orchestra on WRC at 8. Edward Arnold, Hollywood star of “Meet Nero Wolfe,” will in a condensed version of “The Last Mile” during the Caravan program on WISV at 9:30. The third act of the drama, “Arrest Those Enemies” will be a high light of the weekly program of Radio Joe and his Budget Boys on WMAL at 7:30. Mark Wooding is to be the guest star. OFFICER’S SUICIDE IS LAID TO GRIEF Death of Fiancee Caused Lieut. Carson to Shoot Self, is Belief. BY the Associated Press. FORT SILL, Okla.., November 24— A military board of inquiry expressed the opinion yesterday that First Lieut. William L. Carson, a New York Re- serve officer, took his life because of the death of his flancee, whose name ‘was not learned. The board will hold formal inquiry tomorrow. Lieut. Carson’s riderless horse gal- loped to the post yesterday carrying in an Army dispatch case tied up to its saddle a note indicating the young officer took his life and a map showing location of his body. Officials found the body of the young officer on an artillery range 2 miles northwest of the post. He was shot in the temple and cluiched a .32-cali~ ber pistol in his right hand. His note made references to the flancee and was with a sentence, “I'm happler now than I ever was before.” A note asked a friend, Lieut. L. H. Cornaby, to are range cremation of the body. Predicts Manner of Death. ALBANY, N. Y., November 24 (#).— Charles F. Frederick, 71, funeral di- rector, died yesterday in the manner he had predicted less than two months ago. Friends recalled that he had said: “You'll soon read in the paper “C. F. suffered a stroke’ and that will be the end.” mwvanu.lhdmthounm Alhny from Washington 40 mmu hohulmlnq.bh SQUARE RIGGER SOLD Joseph Conrad Will Become Pri- vate Yacht. NEW YORK, November 24 (P).— The handsome old square rigger Joseph Conrad, one of the last of her gallant breed, struck rich yester- day, and settled down to & life of ease, Alan Villier, author of “Grain Race” and “Whalers of the Midnight Sun,” has sold the storm-scarred veteran to Huntington Hartford, member of the wealthy Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. family, and so she becomes & private yacht, one of the pampered rich of the seas. She’ll probably be sailing soon for a luxurious Winter in Palm Eeach. Her sale price was reported between $15,000 and $25,000. Don’t Let Your «—and it does when you care and consideration. parking fines. COLLISION WRECKS AUTO OF MEXICAN RESIDENT Senor Aylagas, on Way to New York to Sail for Spain, in Virginia Accident. Special Dispatch to The Star. LURAY, Va., November 24—The | porta automobile of Senor Eugene Mayor Aylagas, 29, a resident of Mexico, who gave & New York City address, was almost demolished yesterday in a col- lision with a truck near the Luray Caverns, Senor Aylagas said he was en route from Mexico to New York to catch a boat for Spain. He planned to go on to Washington and buy a car before continuing his journey. Marvin Taylor, colored, driver of a truck for the Luray Caverns, suffered slight cuts and bruises in the collision. Senor Aylagas was uninjured. Motor “‘Shiver”’ leave it out in the cold. That's bad treatment to give a faithful servant, such as your auto is—and will continue to be with proper Give it “Capital Protection”—from cold, from storm, from shock of collision, from theft; and !ivc yourself peace of mind and immunity from overtime The fee is a small one—the protection a “Capital asset”—handy to everywhere and for everybody. Theater Parking—6 P.M.to 1 A.M.—35¢c . Complete repair, adjustment, painting, washing and towing—24-hour service. - apital Garages, 721320 N. Y. Ave. | killed it with an ax. | office | bookkeeping and | State age a take part | kn active inter-radio connection with South America, N. B, C. announces it soon will begin daily programs for that continent in amplification of the thrice-weekly programs broadcast last Summer. ‘The broadcasts will go over W3XAL, short-wave station at Bound Brook, N. J,, which is building & new direc~ tional antenna. The beam will have a spread sufficient to cover allof the South and Central American regions. Two Spanish-speaking members of the N. B. C. staff, Dan Russell, an- nouncer, and Charles Carvajal, pro- duction man, have been placed in charge cf building and producing all- Spanish programs for the broadcasts. memmc its plans for more STATION WBSPD, Toledo, Ohio, will join the N. B. C. network May 1, 1937, increasing its outlets to 109 stattons, just 90 more than when the company was founded November 15, 1926. Founded in 1921, WSPD is one of the country's oldest broadcasting sta- tions. It uses full time on a regional channel, with 5,000 watts' power in the daytime and 1,000 watts at night, 'HE N. B. C. questioneers’ “ladies night” program December 8, when Parks Johnson and Wally But- terworth intend to interview women only, has turned out to be more trou- blesome than expected. Both Johnson and Butterworth are chasing around New York trying.to find a suitable place for the broadcast. They desire a “no man’s land.” A swanky women's club already has turned down the idea, when it learned that the sponsor of the broad- cast makes shaving cream for men. 'AMARA GEVA, famous American dancer, currently starred in the Broadway hit “On Yeur Toes,” is booked for a guest appearance on the N. B. C. fashion show Thursday at | 4 pm. ... It took Ozzie Nelson four | years to get his letter at Rutgers, but | his month-old son David got his in four weeks. One of the baby's gifts | is & turtle-neck sweater with a large | crimson “R” on the front , , , Both| b WRC and WJSV broadcast special fea- tures today in connection with the re- ception to the bevy of Warner Bros. beauties who came to Washington to | advertise the “Gold Diggers of 1937 The microphone followed the girls | & from the Washington Airport to the steps of the District Building when Commissioner Hazen welcomed them | on behmlf of the city. BAGS 225-POUND BUCK IN PRIMITIVE FASHION Hunter Lays in Wait, Stuns Deer With Stone, Then Kills Him With Ax. EY the Associated Press MIDLAND, Mich.,, November 24— Not all deer hunters use guns, or even bows and arrows. Roscoe M. Twining of Midland adopted more primitive means to get & 225-pound buck at Eight Point Lake. In the woods with Cameron Hopper, Twining trailed the buck to the lake, ! hid on a high bluff until it lay down | in the sand and then let fly with a | stone. The deer raised its head just in time to catch the rock between the eyes. Before it recovered from the stunning blow Twining and Hopper — HELP MEN. ACCOUNTANT. experienced for C. P. A. | Submit brief resume of education. accounting sxperience. salar® desired. Permanent Bosition. Address Box 270-T. Star office. AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN, experi- enced: steady worker. Annlv !hon Pore- e, Smoot Motor, Co. 3342 BOY. grocery expe: reference. _Phone meo!n 8516 BOYS for curb service. over 18 izlr:’.tlaf m .ur : age; meals and tips. Apply 5111 Geo ave. n.w BOYS for curb service over 18 years of age; meals and Ups. APpPly 5111 Georsia US BOY, colored. experienced, tor di roflm om. Apply 5111 Oe‘o,: Ria . i T |hv Ty HELP MEN, (Continued.) SALES] 2). first-cl on Siding. Thaulating and home Improvements: Good 'proposition for those who gualify. Apply 4414 Georgia ave. n.w. Adams 41 SALESMEN (2) to sell a fast moving line of lowpriced cars. ' Must be Kay. Coast-In, ! . “experienced used cars. fock all makes. Avply Temoie Mo 1800 King st..”Alexandris, Toofing, mm and insulation; men il qualiry: Economy 81 ‘260h 8. Be. bet. 4 490 2909 mission basls ol depending upon ~ ability Knight, 1719 n 8E E STAT: with automobile Tepairing experience. Inglebers's, 1783 Florida_ave. n.w. a SHEET-METAL m]l‘ATOR dy em- | ploymer.t, Prefer man knowing something about ~ air-conditioning and ventilation. Addres; Box 48:1-8. Star office. _ BTEEL-SASH GLAZIERS (1) - non- unjon: also 2 nor-union caulkers. Shepner | STOCK-ROOM MAN. experienced in keep- ing stock record. preferably auto parts or musi be conscientious and be references dvancement. n.w plumbing: able to f portunity ed. 714 _15th st TAILOR. " experi Thrifty Cleaners YOUNG MAN. ur Ak “on_ <t.n ears: must be ex- perienced and fast tire. thlnlrr with driv- er's permit enna. ave. n.w YOUNG MAN. stenographer. preferably with me knowledge of bookkeeping. Between 25 and 30. Reply giving full drlIlX( n! Dait, emplovment.” Address Box o YOUNG MAN. grocery and m ence. Must be reiiable and h erence. Call Greenwood 1 YOUNG MAN to collect on monthiy ac Sounts for national company. , Mr. Shen tou._4 am. “alterations t_experi- Rood ref- sed. presenting 22 years of age commission: must be free to New “Pnmland Btates and West: travel transportation exn-me furnished. Appl! in person to Mr. Shumway, Burl.n:mn Hotel. 10-5._Don't_phone. . 800d " references. ~Apply 1 ind o Tront.” between PROMCn‘I'WAL MAN 1o contact oreaniza 308 “privats’ adairs, Aadns UGin S58°F Star office NATL. SALES FINANCE CO. requires sales Tepresentative for locnl territory. Thorough | experience in installment finance field ab- | solutely essentia! €00d education and personality. ase . Reas. salary and expenses with excellent opportunity. Give Compiete quatineasione and phone no. Replies will be held in strict confidence and our own employes know of this advertise- ment. Address Box 198-T. Star office. WE CAN USE » few more men of good reputation. at least 21. with D. C. driver's permit. who are looking for steady employ- | ment Rea Salary $17.50 per week plus com- mission _ Possible earnings over . week. This is not a selling pro) = Apply_before 11 a.m. only. 1260 ~FAMILY MAN, Trustworthy. able to put in about 3 hours | afternoons or _e: nings handling” coffee | { agency: up to S1 ) week. Apply 6 Lo 8 | pm. 1110 S. KANN'S SONS €O; Have opening November 27 for two men to complete our Fall quota. Increased | business has left this openini our_out- side department. No cold canv Permanent positions to men Qualifications necessary are ch. erences and good-running car | Apply Employmens Office, 4th floor, am. Wednesday. ROOFERS, Experienced roofers and siding men. r local -ror). 30 | Mechanics: none other need apply. No con- tract work: hourly rate lnd §00d pay. Apply ready to work. Wednesday. "HELP_ MEN_AND WOM!N [EN AND WOMEN wanted who make extra money: selling. 305-T, Star office. | BALESPEOPLE—Wanted to sell Ohrulmu 3. | um- good pay. Artcraft Co., 1415 Eye INSTRUCTION COURS!S. ocmrx.m drafting course in_architec- nw. ural. mechanical, electrical, structur !HD aphical drafting: lrl!e for particu- lars_ Address Box 463-K. Star office. SIVIL SERVICE COURSES. Resident. home st questions. answers. sovns Speed. dictation Decatur ginners review; lessons;’ moderate ra rivate 54,9, AUTO 1 mmuc‘n e m:- men. any hours cars furaiened parking for test: permits secured. Noel. Met. 5511 LITERARY EDITOR. national periodical, will personally coach a few young writers. District 'nn or Alexandria 2579-" | Protanic Eas¥, TTescibaiin Ingul able ascinating. Inquire PERSONNEL Service. 1311 G. Na '?114 AUTO DRIVING 1NaTRCCnoN& Exp., Darking and Rundlett, phone Geo. 7 WHY PAIL? Others are succeeding, m MONEY. enjoyin life. This DAY s portunity. Learn Management. Shorthand. Typin ing Machineés. Enroll now- BOYD'S._ 1334 P st $5—FIREMAN EXAM.—S5 ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREER $5—Card Punch Exam.—$5 A $5—Auditor Exam.—$5 $5——Calcu1atin0 Machines--$5 The_ 1 Sr e Preparatory €rhool. Met. 63 | LEARN BEAUTY CU LTURE EARN WHILE LEARNING WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. _- 1018 Vt. Ave. N.W. (Near K). Dist. 1762, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Limired number of enrollments open at | special reduced rates. Expert individual | instruetion _shop experience Graduates piaced in positions ~Start any time Easy erms Cataloz on req MODERN' SCHOOL or BE‘\LTY CULTURE LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. FREE CATALOGUE—FASY TERMS. | MABELLE HONOUR, ! 2 Years of Successtul Training I'l-)-l New York Ave. NW. CALCULATING MACHINES Intensive courses in comptometer, Bur- roughs, Monroe. Marchant. including touch | typing.” 4-8 weeks: day-evening sessions very_popular courses. BOYD'S. 1333 F st | DIESEL! Study Diesel engines. Pit yourself for a good job in the constantly growing | Diesel fleld Al industry is turning to | Diesels—aviation, automotive power ma- | rine agriculture.’ ‘A big demand for prop- [erly trained ‘men ' Study Diesel theory and practice in spare time in low-co thorough school. ~SIX S8OLID “!EKE practical shop work Ask for details obligation Address New Jers Institution Box 24-S Star office. l SHORTHAND—TYPING, CALCULATING MACHINES. Positions for Graduates. WOOD'S SCHOOL, l'110 14th St. NW. Met. 5051. “MARCH OF DIESEL” FREE | 32 pages. 104 fllustrations: relates the amazing story of Diesels. Yours without obligation. ~ Simply address & Denny_postcard (state age MPHILL DIESEL, 8chool -21 Queens Blvd.. L. I City N.Y. Amencas Oldest Exclusive Diesel Schools. | 128%. ~ Salary. $8 weekly | HOUSEKEEPER colored experienced. liable: care :i-yes child. SR weel ar Tares Wise B1SL after 5 o HOUSFKEEFER, colored. beiween 30 and .<v by employed mother: laundry e and Priendship _Heights | De Russey parkway. Ch.. Md. g | MAID for general housework. small family: | light laundry: good wages. basement room \lr\d shower: no_phone calls 404 Rose- mary st Chevy Chase. Md. Apply between 5 and 9 pm i NURSE. white_ 10-40; care for 8 children: | must have a: least 1 years experience and ch recent references. Address Box 78-V. Star, office. NURSE_ colored; care for children. Do not apply unless you have recent references and experience. _Call Cleveland 0214 | WOMAN for part-time work and prepars | dinner. _ Shepherd 1061 WOMAR. ‘m-e xtne(a. laundry. stay nig | bath. Call mnuoxon 194K, | WOMAN. settled. lood co0) “weneral house- work: live in. Sunday off 3O tamily: basement Too toilet: S5 'week. Chevy Chase. Cleveland_A366 WOMAN._white. 25 to 40 work. cooking; g0 nome nig K01 10th st nw. _Ada general G WOMAN. and child: ap ©days week Cleveland %586 | SITUATIONS MEN | ACCOUNTANT _expert. bookkeepini ’mnlrm"nvs systems. ‘taxes: local ences. lowest fees. Shepherd 34 ACCOUNTANT-STEWARD—Ten years' ex- perience; free to leave city: best local refad erences, Address Box 0 Star fl:.’ e. ACCOUNTANT — A " intelligent well trained eferences will trav 5-T. Star office Accov.rn'/\"r AUDITOR—Books started €. balanced: taxes. moderate i Acams ACCOUNTANT (srad lic accountant's c ing exp. Address Box e C EYNey FILIPING cum« pos: stler Address ook FILIFINO. 1 butier or ¢ Address Box f &. colored. wan chavf | ¥ experienced. work of anve 1000 Park 7d. n.w. Phone AN colored rolion: wihiss ob chauffeur ced driver. knows d tire store man, including station art reasonable. ce. | YOUNG COLORED | light _truck or w | dehert permit. _Pot. 18R(-J YOUNG college "graduate: t Ty adv ed,” wants q Address Box 275 | " SITUATIONS MEN & WOME \(A\' AND V\IFr Janitor's parinership: best ref Phone Cf | Address Box 204-T. Star office. * | LADY. refined.desires position as house- | keeper to widower or emp | perienced. Address Box i | MANAGER APT widower's _home: daughter: refined. MANUSCRIPTS s, typing: research wor able_rates: promp: PRACTICAL NURSE. charge: fond of ch prefer chronic case X STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. exverienced in rance work ;hdxn\.m truck ng associa- ata Semir | TYPIST-STENOGRAPHER; take usual dic- tation: high school education:, needs : | $15 week. Please phone before 5. Met 1 age desires billing clerk. YOUNG LADY, w Position. 1ypist North ( & YOUNG LADY well educated. with experi gnce. desires position typist, cost o, bille ing clerk. Columbia 4 li-experienced clerk or N!U WOMEN. | AGENTS—Sell our §1 box beautiful chrlstmu cards: sion. _Ear a.m. CARPENT wanted. c.u c”nl.om Nuvember 25. see Mr. R-ue in (he T L AR Between 7 and 10 evenings. gf ENTERPR ex§x ROOFING CO.. Terred. Dr. Leon. 343 3ih st nw TER—Youns man with experienc L ave. ne._ g, & SRRC, Ml BiY St | SHEET-METAL WORKER, | Br s, Sl b e a2 2 ize 0f bookkecbing. and the opera- i Capable of takin h = G hl to take care of child: n:-'}u:g S?am ood relary to pac who can - A‘l’wlr‘A B S g«'::o:’o:}:m;-u“ P Rice home; good ‘Salary: ret: 3403 Woodley qualify. Address Box R0-V. Star office. st. Mr. Mluh 11 | gmxw' who has delicatessen experience: \SAL MAN, young man, furnish- | omw "‘"",'"',.'”,’,"".‘Jé";fi;‘!.. T R —— ings and hat dept; ermanent‘ : more when qualified: per- COUNTERMAN wanted st oncer must 58 D E) ide., 1420 N. Gaperlencea on siéam table ‘and short or-| JOb. _University Shop, 715 14th | Pl A%l 312 Evans Bide.. 1420 N der: good moral charac compensation | gt. 1.w. m, cter; commensurate with ability. Apply 2nd and | Pean, ave se. DISHWASHER wanted: must be et enced and have references. " Apply 01 | Pa. etween 8 and § p.m. (AN AND HELPER. experi oalary expected. Address Box 36-T. :moa G CLERK, ma 20-25: pref- erably (hnln store experlenc! references. Address Box 77-V. Stas LADIES™ APPAREL uut. exumnm manager-buyer. sales promotor; Adams 8 osition, interest in business. MAN, neat appearing, sales work. Will be paid small salary to start. Apply between 0 ll'ld 6 p.m., F. 8. Harris Co., 2000 14th FF are for supe: rtani to learn established Muln and pre- Viso; “a%e Dot m- Tin staa o m%"'""‘ MECHANIC. ced phone 122-M. wmu'&y 50 et ool and dixiFibuie WA P 0 'salary plus bgnus for frst Hion 1o mian w1 nmnc:’fim ADPIY xurg:v-“' Bfdv” 1430 N. ¥, 'A ake money 26* BOYS—GOOD PAY. Permanent work. with or without bi- cycles. Apply Mr. | GIRLS Tor curb service, over 1§ vear age. meals and tips. Apply 5111 Georg ave nw. | GIRLS for curb service. cver 18 years of e: meals and tips. Appiy 5111 Georgia Schryver, 1317 New York ave. nw_ LADIES _Earn_ Chri 11 ristmas money _selling MEN_ FIVE. nationally ldvnnufl nesiery ’nn-me | Deckties and shirts, spare: time: samples To ""f us handie our extra Christmas | free: no Sinvassing reatired. "ABBIS b o rnu:rhc = 1l’ll orgm ,',"dg delivering our | 12. Real Silk. 1427 Eye st. n.w. 9, fBerience mecessay. | MOTHERLY HOUSEKEEPER, to o manage W'L""?'_ vou. " Cal diter D w513 home with 2 young. well-trained children RETAIL FURNISHING GOODS SALESMEN. We desire the services im-| % mediately of (2) thoroughly experienced and capably|f qualified salesmen. Proper| 4 references and qualifications | s necessary. Permanent posi- tion with commensurate ad- vancement. Apply by ex- plicit letter only. LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ, INC, in return for sttractively furnished apt. for two. Call District 4510. Ext. 147. for appointmen! perienced. Apply Wed- Leather Goods Co., 1314 ies” dre: Te experience Dreferred. Lan mnpmom rienced. 25 30. for exciusive dnu“:hon Sart e only 1aB8°GE cxberienes ang € and Tet rences. ‘Address references, Addres: Box 89-V. Star offic. 571 st 803 3in 30" STENOGRAPHER—State experience, last place of gmployment ry des 'fl',"d unmarried. ° Address | STENOGRAPHER for empo: Bly in own mnanmn-. #iving phone num- Addre V. Star office. “job, Ap- ‘Aoply lnm be experienced. Apply 11 G ip fo Christmas ing gift articles. SRS yATTRzss esting work: ooty "'l‘l"‘!"""‘"; inger: ST mx)' o {Xperienced, _white: sible™” uberal Sommission; exBarience Swa- SALESMEN. Soe Boiiesd Sty en B2 i Dece: 33 P st. o four men to ew COUPLE, 35: MEN, u betreen z:; wnd 40 Deciatty wndet 300, x:fmun ‘salability: bulrd tor wite's, urvle' in . Must season just starting: leads furnished from | bakine. 2300 19th nw. b fl‘“ ission while mailing list: not oll burners nor furnaces womn i ‘gm yand week dave, | D0 house-io-house sqavassing: @ - | bered. urider 40, ‘as housekeeper and ook ""—P-" st.ne. pensation. Pros e v ndard. Al | thoroushly " experienced: €ood, home " and ANTED—Salary basi wages to right Darty. Addr Slenta" it Weohmenny Pasie Lo, nerviey M"W“ ’"” §F y“‘:’" C ','fif.‘; 155-T. Star_office. TSt be between 55 ‘AR 35, WOMEN—A tunity. _We are SRS s Cail Lincoln 0309, betweeri w:r'r&lumh gl with<ar o | onerios & un‘r:!m;:l .nlé‘en:o averae 530 ~ x Sver 16 vears oid; | Supply consumers with 200 household, ne; P R no money B e 1 mm 1t ‘saisted with_such ear g, | B et z s -" ocgupation, references, Raws YOUNG umns t6 aaist vltkh - l-hh's pt. -4-¥, Chester, Ps. 24° | ball-room danct vening S 8:30 DANUA -hn records Be con. l“!red All Sund: 3 S ot 20 Bin Ia7s and week: dr. APERHAN( Fs as). ‘Com x'-wdy Jor work. Peter mo':;:l:n 712 2nd AN— Y EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. —_______ DOMESTIC. RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5501, 1401 um has cook, malds. nurses. g.h. day_workers, ooun!- Pk AT, Tuinishes Cooks, ONEY for ma ble, work at home. for "°$“;.'."‘ ul:- elephoning essage to Hoied Rnoe ne‘:mrnnn list. Address RoUTE EATESW Youne mai 8011, ehow. of R neat appearance. honest and un u. to di ~time, Workers, housemen, kitchen "BOOKKEEPER. (OGRAPHER cain Egod salary. 'Stends’job with [ State nxe. experieace, married or single. S e Y e Address Box | gy wh.w., day workers, | salary expected. _Calculating machine ex- f6r.v."Btar 6 or stay. Domestic | perience desirable . Answer own . h nd SALES I(AI!AGI%—M' lnvlt{lhu:!'l ? s = " | Writing. Address Box 111-V. Star o cleaner sal saesses ,' @oeTENG —m ) aee i S0 s STENOGRAPHER, 2% ‘the, leading ¢ aners ave " reai SEC-STEN 16 o ‘Teieve Puey | With commercial ofice nunu Liv- Rrer s o pme s mnn‘.‘(‘-ul (:) only-“‘.n. sy ingston’s, 908 7! for used P e * age 28 Mr. Kay. eg,c-m gmfi 56 Sxcetiont opportunits. Baiary: $140 i HII.P DOMESTIC. s N. thoroughl: Y COLORED G ; L capable: general house- lain mnu fam- ot m'v“:fl'nef. 8 “Veek. ' 5439 of | Potomac 5801 SITUATIDNS DOMESTIC. CURTAINS STRETCHED, 40 cents a pair Work calied for and delivered. Lm‘mln y colored ORK. part-time _ by colored women. §04 te GIRL wants & job. part time or days work or fuil time.' Call Potomac 00%0. Racheal Jl(‘lson 55 Hanover. | GIRL. colored. wants general house Stnda B 800d reference. Phone Af its work of any re L " can cook: " refers stay nights, GIRL colored, ts mornings” work. t Sunday: good ref. North fil!h GIRL colored. desires days' work. part | fime or full time; good laundress; ref, Adams 4 GIRL. cclored . Tight compiexion. v wants Teference: waitress job. general housework: 1 hurch st. n.w. GIRL colored. wants j er's heiper or nurse Adams 7521, GIRL. calored. mshu any kind. North 358 GIRLS, colored. from Va.. 1 work; fternoon catur 5319, WOMAN, neat. reliable. colored, desires general 'housework or day's work. Call North 616 WOMAN. colored. exp.. with small a good cook: stay or home nights; North_605 WOM. dry work by werk in hostpl(nl or pnuu. references. st. n.w WOMAN refined. colored. reliable experienced worker as_child’s cook in small family. R._F. D ‘The Plain ands nurse or Beatrice Robinson, Va - WOODLAWN NURSE SCHOOL 0P Crenxve Art Yor younger children 3-7, ours 8-, N. Pifteenth eet, Mllnlwl'h Vl. Fhonl Clarendon 1 W SART 7 WELSH FORMER ELEVATOR! operatos Please communicate with us to Jour Advantage ORR. HALL & WILLIAMS, Packard Bidg.. Philadelphi: 2. PHONE YOUR_THANKSGIVING RESER- vations now, for a real good 4-course dinner. Old tavern erected 1843. Greet Jour, friends before the log fire: noon to ville phone Roc 40. . YOUNG. _GIVES nursing l‘ your luldence AUM. Nmn 5356. ¢ EMOVES I.h A" REAL THANKSGIVING DI A real home atmosphere, with Miss suuntnh in lier. S1: children’s plate, v?'tlot;s{ early: t NE% nw 500. PHYSIO-THERAPY -mn-runm CoL- onic irrigation; graduate nurse: vour resi- dence or mine: hour- 10 Q Decltur 21534, HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own meth Mlultl tflecflve far l llle- time or money back. Write !er booklet. No S5 urgery, DRSOk 1365 Colum AIRS WHILE YOU TEETH REP, Em Laboratory. Rocm 801, Ih.!'l“nli'th and P_ Open s We: E £ 7o Canr Yon EogLY 1_gener; care. g!mh‘e #. . 4 on Next ge.) ’