Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1936, Page 25

, r f BEATRICE LILLIE, comedienne; " cial publications on these subjects. ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1936. HELP AND SITUATIONS. % B—]1 RAmU TOCARRY [Kirsten Flagstad Tells Singer’s Story Of Opera Heard at Metropolitan - FIVE NEW YEARS Will Skip to Time Belts to Broadcast Celebrations at Five Cities. HE sound of America dancing, shouting and singing in salute to the New Year will be broad- cast during a gala program over combined N. B. C. networks. The program, called “America Dances,” will start on both WRC and WMAL at 12:30 am. WRC will carry ohly the first half hour of the broad- cast, but WMAL will continue until 5am. One of the features of the broadcast will be five separate greetings to 1937 from New York to far away Honolulu. Revelry in night clubs and swank grill rooms of New York City will open the program. A few minutes before 1 am., the pick-up point will be shifted to Chicago, and an hour later to Denver. Then about 3 am. the New Year welcome of Los Angeles and San Prancisco will be broadcast. The final New Year salute will originate in Honolulu. PECIAL New Year dancing parties originating in varlous cities from coast to coast also have been scheduled by WJSV and WOL. Famous dance orchestras will take part. WJSV will begin its “dancing party” at 11:15 p.m. and continue until 4 a.m. The WOL broadcast will end at the same time. Wynn, the astrologer: Edgar Ber- ger, ventriloquist, and Joseph Downing, actor, will contribute to Rudy Vallee's | program on WRC at 8. Downing, who is playing & villian role in the current Broadway show, “Dead End,” will be featured in a dra- matic sketch. AT O'BRIEN, screen actor, and the “Foursome Famous Quartet,” will be Bing Crosby's guests during the “Music Hall” program on WRC at 10. O'Brien, who rose to fame in the movies as a hardboiled newspaper man in “Front Page,” will be interviewed by Crosby. AMES BARTON, veteran musical comedy star, will contribute to Kate Smith’'s “Bandwagon” program an ‘WJSV at 8. He will do his celebrated “drunk scene.” 'HE “March of Time” will present its fifth “Year End Review” of drama in the news over WISV at 10:30. Dramatic scripts representing 47 hours of actual playing time have been studied and carefully edited in an en- deavor to condense the year's high- lights without loss of dramatic punch. HEADLINES OF 1936,” on WMAL at 9, will be a dramatized version of the year, selected by editors of the of the 10 most spectacular news stories Associated Press. Graham McNamee will be the an- nouncer of the broadcast. A band and & large dramatic cast will be used. HARLOW BACON PAID TRIBUTE BY FRIENDS Approaching Retirement of U. S. Cartographic Engineer Is Observed Here. ‘The approaching retirement of Har- Jow Bacon, cartographic engineer of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey of the Commerce Department since January 16, 1897, was observed yesterday, when a group of friends assembled with Assistant Director J. H. Hawley in the office of Comdr. L. O. Colbert, chief of the chart division, to present him with a watch and to wish him well in his new home. Bacon expects to leave Washington soon for Umatilla, Fla., where he owns an orange grove. During his Gov- ernment career he worked on the so- lution of many highly technical prob- lems relating to cartographic work nd aided in the preparation of spe- For several years he assisted the head of the bureau in the work on geo- graphic names, and sinice 1934 has represented the Department of Com- merce on the Advisory Committee on Geographic Names. Bacon also has been closely identi- fled with the National Federation of ;‘edeul Employes since its organiza-. lon. Born near Huntsville, Schuyler County, Ill, in 1867, he attended Dixon Colleze and the University of Illinois, being graduated from the latter with the degree of B. 8. in civil engineering. Air Headliners Domestic. $:15p.m.—WMAL, Mme. Sara B‘:kolaky, concert pian- 4:00 p.m.—WJSV, Columbia Con- ocert Hall. 4:45 p.m—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. Evening Programs. 8:00 pm.—WRC, Rudy Vallee; ‘WOL, “Five Star Pinal;” WJSV, The Band ‘Wagon. 9:00p.m—WRC, Show Boat; WMAL, “Headlines of 1936,” WJSV, Maj. Bowes’ Amateurs. 10:00 pm—WRC, Music Hall; ‘WOL, Bamberger Sym- phony; WJSV, New Year in Buenos Alres. 11:00pm—WMAL, Slumber Music. 11:18pm—WJISV, Dancing Part; y. 12:30 am.—WMAL, Americar Dances. Short Wave Programs. 6:30 pm.—BERLIN, New Year Address by Reich Min- ister Dr. Goebbels, DJD, 254 m., 1177 meg. 7:05 p.m.—LONDON, Chelsea Arts Ball, GSD, 25.5 m. 11.75 meg. 7:15 p.m.—CARACAS, Broad- way Hits, YV2RC, £1.7 m., 5.8 meg. 9:00 pm.—MONTREAL, “A Waltz Dream,” CRCX, 49.2 m., 6.09 meg. 9:40 p.m.—LONDON, Harmonica Concert, GSD, 255 m, 11.75 meg. 12:00 midnight—TOKIO, Over- seas Program, JVH, 20.5 m, 14.6 meg. SUPPOSE we all have things uut hnunt us. Of course I don't chains and mymrtolu knocks, but some- thing intimately connected with our lives that persists in thrusting itself into our consclousness, repeats itself endlessly until it seems we must go mad. Any one who is completely wrapped up in his work, no matter what that work may be, knows what I mean. For me, a singer, it is the.music I sing. After an opera I find it im- possible to “let down,” as you Amer- icans have {t. The arias and their orchestral accompaniment roll on and on in my mind until it seems that my poor head must split. I've found only one way to stop it—solitaire. I take out a pack of cards and play game after game, sometimes until 2 o'clock in the morning, until the music in my head stops. After my first appear- ance as Isolde at the. Metropolitan I heard the entire opera repeated after I went to bed. I know I shall be in for a trying time Saturday, as I sing Isolde again, Richard Wagner's immortal love drama, “Tristan and Isolde,” is broad- cast by the National Broadcasting Co. direct from the stage of the Metro- poltian, through the courtesy of the Radio Corp. of America. There is something particularly wistful, long- ing—yes, even agonizing—about this ecstatic love tragedy. Many of you already know the legend of Tristan and Isolde. Tristan, sent by his uncle, King Mark of Corn- wall, to exact tribute of Morold and to bring back the beautiful Isolde to become Mark’s queen, slays the recal- citrant knight, but is himself gravely wounded. Isolde, unaware that it was Tristan who killed her betrothed, ten- BY KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD, derly nurses him back to health, after which he takes her aboard ship to deliver her to his uncle. The opera opens here, when Isolde learns the truth. She is inflamed with anger and calls Tristan to offer him a deadly poison. He, expecting death, gallantly accedes, but before he can drain the contents she snatches the cup from him to end her own life, too. But her attendant has substi- tuted a love potion and, as the ship nears land, the two unwillingly yield and fly to each other’s arms. In the second act we learn that one of Mark’s courtiers suspects the love of Tristan and Isolde, who has now become the King's bride. A ruse suc- oceeds and Tristan is caught with his est expression! In the mighty climax of the bitter-sweet melody of Isolde’s Love-Death we have the greatest love music ever written. I'm certain that any one who hears it, even for the hundredth time, will hear it over and beloved. His uncle bitterly chides him | '8 for his disloyalty, but the courtier breaks all restraint and attacks the tormented Tristan. The latter is borne away into exile by Kurvenal, his devoted servant. He lies delirious as the final act opens. Kurvenal bids & shepherd scan the horizon for the sail which shall herald the reunion of the lovers, which alone, say the shepherds, can heal their master. At length the ship ap- proaches. The enraptured Tristan rises, tears off his bandages, then sinks dying to the floor. Isolde arrives too late and falls upon her lover's dying body, herself expiring of grief. ‘Wagner has taken all the ecstasy, despair and passion of tragic love and distilled them into his music. It is feeling, sentiment, raised to its high- e SURGERY TOOL CARRIED IN BODY FOR 16 YEARS By the Associated Press. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., December 31.—An operation 16 years ago cost Mrs. C. I. Ellison, 42, another yester- day, for removal of a 6-inch, old- fashioned surgical instrument. Dr. W. A, Banks, who removed the instrument from between tissues of the abdominal cavity, described it as an outmoded “groove director.” Mrs. Ellison’s husband said his wife had complained of a “tired feeling” for years. An X-ray picture disclosed the instrument Tuesday. Dr. Banks said last night the patient will recover, CarrtaL’s Rapio PROGRAMS | WMAL 630k | WOL 1,310k | WJSV 1,460k | P.M. THIS AFTERNOON'S PROGRAMS wnrd: n.nd Music Pepper Young's lelly o |Vic and Sade 3:45 |The O'Nellls Women's Clubs Musical Program | Minute Men Mme. Sara Sokolsky |Light Opera Co. | Wakeman's Sports Page Harold Turner, pianist Wakeman's Sport Page Palmer House !:memb{e Wakeman's Spor’s Page Ed Fitzgerald & Co. ‘The Captivators Concert Mmiuture- {Happy Hollow Hollday Matinee Fler |Main in the Street 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 T3:00 3:15 A 0| mhlon Show 5 4 30 Chuin the Blues 5 | Answer Me This |Sundown Revue 5 |Tom Mix 0 (Jack Armstrong 5 Little Orphan Annie PM. Light Opera Co. Strolling Songsters Evening Star Flashes Today's Winners = A Capella Choir The Singing Lady Tea Time THIS EVENING'S PROGRAMS Johnson Family Tea Dances w w Pauline Alpert, pianist Concert Hall Cora P. Sletten Lud Gluskin's Orch. Salvation Army Band | ! |Clyde Barrie ‘The World Dances | Terry and Ted Dinner Club Lowell Thomas ‘Tony Wakeman Dinner Concert News—Editorial Melody Moments |Patti Chapin Arch McDonald The Oleanders Renfrew of the Mounted {Amos 'n’ Andy Voice of Experience Jackie Cooper 5 |Question Mark Hittenm'k| Easy Aces Unsung Champions John L. Lewis News Spotlight Guess What Salon Music Enoch Light's Orch, [Poetic Melodies Rubinoft Vee Lawnhurst Boake Carter |Rudy Vallee Melody Lingers On |Five Star Final {Ballad Time “ “ Detective Mysteries “« - “ Headlines of 1936. News Bulletins Jamboree Red Norvos' Orch. Guy Lombardo’s Orch. Concert Favorite Northern Dramatic Co. |The Band Wagon “ w Bowes' Amateurs | ! vt “- - 0 [News=Night Owl Les Brown's Orch, Midnight Frolies Slumber Hour “ - Art Brown - ) | Hal Goodman’s Orch, | 'Amerml Dances Night Watchman “ America Dances Mal Hallett’s Orch, Horace Heid's Bamberger Symphony Nat Brandywine's Orch. Cab Calloway’s Orch. Leo Reisman’s Orch. { Lombardo's Orch. Orch, In Buenos Aires In Havana March of Time Buck O'Neill Dancing Party “ . Dancing Party e 1:30 AM. 6:30 | Gordon Hittenmark 51 o« w America Dances (4 hrs) Bel |Today’s Prelude 'The Wake Up Club JANUARY 1, 1937 ny Goodmuu orch, iDance Music to 4 am. EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW Dancing Party (3 hrs) ™ |1 Musical Clock Art Brown w 00 ‘Oordon Hittenmark 8:15 8:30 8:45 Morning Devotions Morning Melodies Cheerio Art Brown “ . 9:00 Gordon Hittenmark 'The Old Timer The Streamliners [Morning Glories News Bulletins Breakfast Club “ ow Art Brown (Morning Concert = News—Music Police Flashes—Music Sun Dial Metropolitan Parade Richard Maxwell Fireside Singers Mrs. Wiggs John’s Other Wife Just Plain Bill ‘Today's Children David Harum Backstage Wife How to Be Charming Voice of Experience Midday Merry Go Round, |Story of Mary Marlin Preddie Rich's Orch. Switzerland Broadcast Air Sweethearts Viennese Sextet Josh Higgins Neighbor Nell The O'Neills Personal Column Vic and Sade Edward MacHugh TOMORROW AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Farm and Home Hour Marriage Clinic Songs of Romance Musical Potpourl ‘Betty and Bob Modern Cinderella Betty Crocker John K. Watkins Charioteers Mummers Parade Pianologues Joan Edwards Salon Music News—Music Dance Music Church of the Air " |Magazine of the Air S The Three Notes Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe 11:45 P.M. 12:00 12:15 12:30 The Gumps Between Bookends Helen Trent Romance Rich Man’s Darling Green Brothers' Orch. Better Business Dan Harding's Wife Happy Jack Rose Bowl Parade “« w Vaughn de Leath Listening Post Music From Texas The Hollisters Dance Music “« a ‘Tonic Tunes George Hall's Orch, Blue Flames Make Believe | Musical Program Listening Post laumlnl vs. Santa Clara w-kemnn"'- Sports Page Central Union Mission Through a Woman’s Eyes Merrymakers Duquesne vs. Miss, Pepper Young’s Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade ills Elephant Bags. Bags shaped like an elephant’s foot COMPLETE Al."l'o SERVICE Friendly Prices Always CENTRALS:S WORKS OFFiCIAL KevysTone Station 443 EYE ST.NW DI.6161 Louisiana vs. Santa Clars| “w w Touisiana vs. Santa Clara, Empire Ensemble Today’s Winners Sheetmaster [East-West Game East-West Game fuseie ‘Wakeman's Sports Page Sammy Kay's Orch, Duquesne vs. Miss, Don’t Have Worry About Your Car Tonight|cr:: Put it in the CAPITAL Garage—that's handy to the theaters, and “white spots where the new year’s festivi full swing and you will be mind-free so ight" s will be far as the safety of your car is concerned. There's a lot of difference between—"just a place to park”—and the protection which surrounds your car when you turn it over to us. The small fee g es you big assurance. Capital Garage is right in the “heart of things"—pleasure and business. ing, washi 1320 N Y. Ave: &5 A plth nniv “hm lilll', paint- > Capital Garage ¥ . Mark, Julius Huehn takes the Kurvenal and Arnold Gabor, Clemens will have the important male parts. Kerstin Thorborg, who made -n; ] such a very successful debut at the Metropolitan the first night of this|* season, has the part of Brangaene, Isolde’s attendant. Arthur Bodansky will be the conductor. BAR DELEGATES CHOSEN The Board of Directors of the Dis- trict Bar Association has chosen as representatives to the house of dele- gates of the American Bar Associa- tion Walter M. Bastian, president of the local association, and Frank J. Hogan, former president of the Dis- trict association and ‘member of the Executive Committee of the American Bar Association. The next meeting of the house of delegates will be held at Columbus, Ohio, January 5-7. _HELP_MEN. AUTO MECHANIC. for general suto re- Pairs: must have experience and refer- ences: others necd not apply. David Her- son. 1706 _7th_st. DLW BOOTBLACKS wanted. 1ith st n.w. BUTCHER, first-class. _experience references. The Virginia Market, You_st._n.w. CLERK_ age about @ store; experience ences. _Address . Jack & Jill, 337 good 1776 T;lc?l}ul;fi state refer- s_Box_1. ._Star_office. _ COLLECTOR for credit store; only thora oughly experienced need apply: salary and commission. Address Box 11t-Z. Star office. COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN. experi- gnced. No phone calis.” Apply 5600 Conn, ave. n.w.. CREDIT MAN. one with credit_clothi experience; £00d Opportunity for a sive” man Apply Phil Bobys Co. n _nw. Ell LMER. licensed: must be thoroughly auatifed: mteligens. and e rine, with driver'’s permit: not under of age: preferably single: ¢0od saiary and Apply to Mr. Hysong, 1300 N sreferable; X. (0 115 Rockville, Md Phone flnl‘kvllrl l"‘ih JAN[TOR for office cle e Tor M Pt e 2888 MACHINIST AND TOOL MAKE u firs Giass. experlenced. Address Box 9U-Z MAN who s operated Fis fountain and luntheanr\le service who would like to become asscciated with & na- tionally known manufacturer as & m chandising man: must be able to handle crepe paper. State exp. and qualifications 1o Box_129-Z. Star office 1 MAN. single white, general work on dairy {arm and drive ifuck. references: room. board and reasonable wages. obin- Son. ‘Brandywine. M. ' Telephone Brandy- wine 51-W MEAT CUTTER. & accustomed to_cut- trade; steady. 3 ce. Address Box T cm'rm, expenencm, . Rood pi 14th_st. MEN Tor coftee route” up 16 $:15 first weel automobile given producer as bonus. SVI qualificatio; Address Box i METAL MAN Longstreet, Hill mont_ave. PRINTER may earn room and set board 84 3050 weekly: night or part time. In- stitute,_1607 I (Eve) st RADIO MAN. for general r-mo o repairs: must " have experience and referenc others_need nol apply. David Herson, 1306 7th st. n SALESMEN. experienced real estate: those Hith knowledee of Washington need oniy y. Georgia ave exverienced. Apply & Tibbitts, 1114 Ver- wmuluu s __Cleveland 7771 UPHOLSTERER work: salary, s 95-2. Star_office. ence: also learners: sieady w once. Service Window st._n.w._Metropolitan _ YOUNG MAN. age about Tequirements, ®ood education and penmanship. accuracy at figures: excellent opportunity in office of manufacturing plant: apply in own hand- writing, stating full particulars regarding i hone number, if any. Address Star office. YOUNG JMAN. white, to drive Tight delivery ;:luck D C. Delmn Apply Kay-Meyers, c. .t ning | route: fair salary paid lhlle Tinder struction and a splendid opportunity the future. Phone Mr. Cockrille. 10 o npnoxmmpn NA’ corporation requires expe mg:d sr]nnmnui clerk: stage age. sxpe salary desired:' replies confidenti ~ddress Box 70-Z. Star_office. WE CAN USE two more men of utation ‘between the ages of ith D. C. driver permits: To 40 péi week proposition. st.n, for West, 00 1 and earnings. S0 This is not a selling Apply ‘manager, 1260 22ad ~ APPRENTICE. Large comporation has a vacancy for & machinist-apprentice in union shop and desires applications from local young men. high school graduates. with some experience and intense imterest in me- chanical work. Must be of good charac- ter. strong and healthy. Reply. stating age. education. experience in detail and other information that will be helpful in making selection. Address Box 144-Z, Star office. 5 HELP_MEN AND WOMEN. Apoly at Potomac Realty Co.. 3503 | - | salary: “carpentering, or write Mr. 918 P st. n.w. .M. _al p.m. i A7 Y S e HELP VIOM!N. marcel waver ply_in_person. BEAUTY OPERATORS. one al Berlence. permanent waver i n. " 1.,!“1\% uumdm‘ ‘ood bi BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ___MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. l]oom‘uo HOUSE I Soms. x" ty: $300: ufft."u’ i :5"" !ACR!HCI runuunt with Tlquor licen: in Southeast: seats 85: part cash. balance nt wher has other business. Box icatessen and luncheon- FOR SALE "J" nearby reiring from business. Address Box . offi n -m e nm 1y desirable locatiol ner s oth FOR| SALE—Dow and flower sho price reasonab ests. Adiress Box 02-2, 8t = RESTAURANT, beer. excellent location; usiness, complete equipment; reai urgain. _Wisconsin 2 BOOKS—Highest prices paid for books._old #Cl ‘Geof Book Shop. RON Dt ot e “5' B oY PONIIT; G st. n.w. u; arjtn - ised ciothing Phon! Ileuv‘w 8. stoves. household hest cash prices. Fof Lincoln .OSM. ‘lme NTTORE “snd Howsenold sood—of a7l 5| KT S B l!l‘flc! We de movm:rmd h”"“ ",mp' o - itivel s} best’ l’l;:ulu"el’l) RESTAURANT, auick nle can be bougl AL, Sive-away price. owner seriously Ei peey and 0. pesr, York Theater. besi ness hlm HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, preferably some college tnlmnl. to co! T Teturn for secretarial mercial collegt hours, % to 4 au-nneman- ! Address Box 116-Z. Star Teal estats sin- T Week: state sse.pnd su n?flu 1 ¢ Address Box 1 B e Tow_do- 2,000 or will exchange Miss McCown, 1008 RESTAURA i Tent._ $80, mclum.nl §-room apt.: ing 8350 weekly for rooming h H st Met. 481 PAR’ wholesale or silent, 1 oduce busin sples”over $135.000. ight party. t b n_established ess: last year gross good income for $£2500 10 FURNITORE bicyoric—o 25, ' silverware. m1=nh prices paid. Cal ')‘ar-‘x‘r‘ WHAT have you in_ wall ca for ‘a_jewel N“-“!r:e.:y store? * Somme: GOLD—BRIN'? YOUR olb GOLD 8L~ DISCARD - WE PAY cAsH A, TAILOR S8HO! 92 Phone Sterling 985, P. P, m?.ni‘m" STENOGRAPHER with Datent experienc District_§7:36_or Georg! = e recth: e Son live, experi- rtory in your own hand- 315 week to start. Address Mce. STENOG] PHE! ed. Give age. ence and hflel ting. Salary. anted. Appl Harrys y Harry's Blue- Y ‘Near airport, WA ence unneces: learnini Awl’ Yo!k ave. c:uu-, 154G New jenced, wanted for very WATTRESGES. ex| fine job. Apply ecutive Pharmacy, $09 Penna. ave. n, prepar: & “home-cooked”_style 0od kitchen manager; Year-round work with good nay April 1 to Nov:mh" | mod y in Winter momhs. Write P. L. Pront_Royal. V: 00d_ho Georxin ave. OUTSTANDING WOMAN. over 30. to rep- resent_national sportswear company. _Ad- dress Box . Btar_officy ik SALESLADIES, 2, high type, for progressive furniture store. Knowledge of furn‘*ure and interior decorating neces- sary, Salary and commissipn. Address Bo! -Z. 8tar office, HELP DOM!S‘I'IC GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. some laundry, care 5 n.r—olfl child mornings: stay nights. Cleveland_8116s_References GENERAL HOUSEWORK. g0od plain cook: Teference: 85 week. zoom and board. Wis: Consin ] d for boy gy °"No‘1'n'on‘l' ot G #_Tennessge ave. ne te. mother's helper: 1ive I airs maid employed. © call Housncfirn r 2 adults and child: must stay night: hevy Chase. Md.: refer- ences. Call Wisconsin evenings. REAL BARGAIN. TS ¢stablished trade: “easy payiments. Visconsin_ave. D G. 8. STORE for gale: one t in now. doing excelleMt business. | Owner obliked o leave city on acconnt o{ mnen §a000 cash required. ASK MR. BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, INC. Natl. 0971, ings, Geo. 7308, GROCERY Ton with us and_priced res gom’fiy"“ Potomac 3K07 2214 14th 8t. N.W. KAY SALES & REALTY CO., MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ANTIQUE desk. s period 18207 three-piece ‘Chippendaie 1ving foom & Phone Georgia l arfll:agm-ih‘sogu fih‘en of drawers, | oards. ¢ 2. ‘Wisconsin ave D!lll e ‘5 ‘ AUTO RADIO. new. Emerson:_wil sell for $10 cheaper tha s it - mers. 1410'; New York ave. RLlon ) Som, BABY CARRIAGE: full leather r; English type; perfect condition; bargain, ne 714 9th practically new, . fire extinguishers. wire lockers, etc. Herfurth, E._studio couch Pradining . living room suites: breaks: dressers. chests; single. double beds; Tobe._ Edelman, BICYCLES—Rol; Wheels. (mau; Sto Georgia ave. st and other high-grade JHazelion Bleycle & Sporting BI AND POOL TABLES sl uzew: SupDiles. redairing. Bine-p bles and accessories - Conn 8109th st now Du 4711 BRICK. LUMBER AND PL! iG mate- rial Trom many wrecking 10bs: latgest se- lection at bargain prices. HECH INGER CO Uxfd Material Drnl 15th & € Sts Sts. 5925 Ga. Ave, N LAUNDRESS. white. experienced. first-ciass, in private home in D. C.: refs. required. Address_Box 220-Z. Star office ] MAID. white. must be strong youm. to wait on invalid and assist with other work: references required. Address Box 11K-Z. Star office. MARRIED COUPLE. white: in exchange for woman's services. Girard st. n.w. - - WOMAN. settled, for general housework: 3 children, 2 adults: $7 live on premise 1 Walnut R641. -mm exp. cook and housekeeper: Te Feterence required. Emerson T living quarters 1440 WOMAN to take care of colored baby witle mother Wworks: stay or §o home nights.__Georgia_3577. ‘WOMAN, white_ experienced. general house- work: stay nights: good home and salary: Teferences, 478 Ath.st. s.c WOMAN. €00d_cook. 3, in tamily; s, week: afte 43R6G-M. 0" OUMHPKB houseand cooking: local references re- quired: $40 monthly salarv. Apply at 47 T n. p.m. neral houseworker stay nights. Call ted. care of SITUATIONS MEN ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept part time. balanced; tax rep nthly audits:_lowest_cost. Adam: CHAUFFEUR AND HOUSEMAN—Neit-i nnl-l‘ pearing young man. experienced in household work: best of references f: nished. _Call District 2! a1 CHAUFFEUR_ white. best ref_reliable age willing to travel. Metropolitan (475 " chauffeur. ontario rd. col MAN_ wants worl vt sork of any Kind_ Good_reference._Adams 5101. JOB A8 MAINTENANCE MAN at fixed ‘mechanical work. Star office. celored. family, ~ boarding house or city ref. ._3434._George. MAN_colored nicely aised. wants work of 22 year: Virginia Address Box private restaurar MAN. . 23, white, married. wants Job as com- positor gr pressman. job printing or news: 9 till 12. Address Box YOUNG MAN. nn chauffeur. janito: fnclinec. witiing work of any Kins trict 4162, YOUNG MAN. colored, xcrmn college stu- dent. desires work or! vi _l-zJur office. SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN couPLl eolnre | will @ive janitor services nge for quarters. Phone )lnmnollun e after 6 p.m E ~_SITUATIONS WOMEN COMPANION - HOUSEKEEP! T hand. mechanically d conscientious. desires best references. Dis- tary—Canon Stokes at Washifigton Cathe- | dral can highly recommend a woman of | mature vears. with character and refine- ment. for such a position; excellent ex- Derience. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. several years' experience technical dictation. court | reporting. or permanent. office. . YOUNG LADY with I vr. business training T Tocal sehogl ‘dekires Gite Work for ex- perience and $50 per month. 3115 Nichols ave s.e. Atlal 48, congressional work: Address Box 2 AMATEURS wanted for special New Year eve show: increased cash prizes. The Won- der_Bar, 1 14th st. n.w YOUNG COUPLE. white or e COUELE, Yhites room and cooking. 1603 Kalorama nl w. EMPI.OYMENT I_SERVICES. DOMESTIC. RUPHERS" EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has maids. _houseworkers. laundresses, ear elpers. etc.:_ref. Decatug 155 nP!NlNGs for cooks, gh.w. helpers, ‘maids. Domestic SITUATIONS DOMES‘HO. s COLORED_WOMAN ‘v'rl.ms'uu s work Fri- LORED AN_ wants part-time Jjob. house cleaning; sood references. 1255 ird st_s.w. ‘COOK and general houseworker, experi- enced. reference: $10 ver week. 1525 P Decatur 5319, Gt 1 ‘neral red_ from il stay in mights. ' Phone GIKL, colored, youns. wants job: & houséwork or. mother's helper. general Decatur 528 Corcoran st. n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES. H‘ADQUAR“RS for CIVIL SERVI :;‘l:w!r;l!ne-“m'd‘v"wu rses l'".h fl\‘!?:‘ifl‘flfolonlfl. lous prices: ualit; BOYD SCHOOL. 1431 P st.nw. o o0 MA] Nlll'! will te: h S 1 ach 3o terms. "Addrest Box 1 982 BT Smeer ¥ Rll} OR'I'HAN D. lynlnl hneis an Views: mumuu.l Tnstruction. Decatur 3 5 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. LEARNING. YLY'NN BEAVTY COLLEGE. 1om Vt. Ave. N.W. (Near K). _Dist. 1"03 LEARN BEATJTY CULTURE. A Lifetime Christmas Gitt.” SPRCIAL Regillar 3156 complete course, 500 (nelding . tosis and _text book). i enrolled this month. Individual instruction. $Shop experience; Graduates placed in posi- flons Start any time. Easy N SCH OF BEAU‘I‘Y COLTURE. 1317 F St. N.W. PEISONAL WH! YOU Eperiency " aboratory' Raom K01 dg.._14th and P_ Oven & Sun, a. PH mA REATMENTS. COL- onic ll’rlllllon graduate nurse: your resi- dence or mine; hours. 10-9. Decnur 2134, g Im\m BY MY elecmo for a uu- A S 1365 Colllnhl rd. 038 CK DELLA LEDENBECKER'S S8PLEN. dld 5mmh rnb Joue. -chu and u‘sm awhy, ron lmu m TUXEDO AND FULL dress suits and comnuu -muorlem Ace GIRL. colored. wishes morning work of any kind: hn,l;el' “unnble worker: city ref- ay's work: refs. Dmrm 0890, WOMAN, colored. good reference: general work: atay mights. Call Charlotie Tomp- cohred wants general hou neat. Phone North 44! OMAN, colored, Gesires job as general houseworker and cook: experienced: city : $10 week; stay nights & d'ALBERT. INC., 815 10th St N.W. _ Phone National 4712 REPAIRS & SERVICE. nfinnmo MATTRESSES. box springs and i e and prompt del aoh Matibess Go 16 L st n.w._Nat. 6 CHAIR CANING, OFHOLSTER: ING, porch rockers splinted, CLAY ARMSTRO! 100 .w.__Phone Metropolitan ' NG. 1236 62, 3. Fixtures and _re- ; - Bouse fixtures & base plugs, $55 ‘Elec. Co.._849 Upshur Elecmc Shop at Your Door. ICK REPAIR SERVI( ‘Work Gulrmufll ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. IG—] TION. Desired. POTOMAC 0200. Clothing Co.. 827 7th s ._Natl. 6274, UR- ERmE o somo romn SR B Md. WOULD LIKE TO A b Bis: havs adopting pupers: -m i pay ail'expenses. Address Box 185: CHILDREN STOW TN READING CO Biioatelyi wure. plessant method. ~ NURSING HOME _ For invalids and convalescents. Phone Adams 7363. 1833 Kalorama rd. n.w. A MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING T IWDIAN Taverte (Purdue Unys) SacJan for 4 passengers: references DRIVING PL PETO SPRING- Bear I Jan 5 Tave nelg’ i, gm-m. »-74’5' e A Savine ) S VL. $10 sach: leavine ‘uMn l':{‘"mm ex: Estim, Pree—' 2125 R. {m'l NE. 3 sandls d finishing, re- TS NN, s bt e, . _N.W. Gecc 8459. PAPERING IKQM3 $5.0r, WoRE GEORGE, 506 Oneida L. n. uaranteed o Mok PAPERING. : Brompt service Also ’I: o III"-IC 4%5" {8 AND 2 STORY Quick service. o time. Randolph _1445. APER G AND PAINTING—Rooma '-pem S tip_ No Job-too small. | Work guaranteed. Atlantic 783-J. PLASTERING REPAIRS, stucco resurfaced. i Gamp walls, Jeaky roofs.” Minnick. Lincols PAPERING—PFIVE R/ hall $40 and up —Km-llm- O aa e, T o s Sear” pian. The. Americar. Reroof fln: Co.. Inmc.. 3313 14th n.w. Columbia 4551. DOGS, PETS, ETC. FINE COLLIES a: ek ind Persian and B GO baia and Xitiens. 8801 Geor Shegherd 3 2069, RDS and_beautiful cage, A 1015 AT~ ackson 1899, JIMW“ ffl. Mvm:fi w fi“ B Dec. 0 | ETCHING PRESS for s - | gosting orfginally over piastering._ painting. | salesman, | | thur Jordan, |nw. ‘Natl. - SECRE- | | rebuilt. OOVER, RAS—We buy, sell. tnue ‘used cs Cline kodaks and ars. B Robbin's. CAME] eras: CHEST DI ing table. chiffonier. Mintwood pl. n.w. Columb CLOTHING — Some,_ new. dresses. S1 up: man's tuxedo. siz suit, size 10._Room 205, 1316 P L._WOOD & OIL STOVES Grate Bars, cxmummz Heaters, Stove Pipe. Fittings. HECHINGER CO.. 4—STORES—4 DIAMONDS. odds ends of gold jewelry many old estate pieces. auite a few with diamonds: rings. pins. bracelets. s etc.: $1 up. Natl. Jewsiry Exch. 918 P | st. n.w.. Room 211 DINING RCOM SpITE " beautiful. 10- pm-p used month ce dvin, Moo $5 ets suite: cost § DRESSES ®ood condition mont_st. n.w., A S0c up. 1 ENCYCLOPEDIA. n;w'!-‘unk & \\annnl] Xtr. Rasnick. Room 507 MNP A D-type press 00 may_be had Address Box Soa ts. size 56 pt. 8. le. This is a barg: 134-X. Star office. FRIGIDAIRES — Ex&ptional bargains in | latest_model_repossessed_and floor model | Frigidaires. See them a: 14 1% Rhode Isiand ave. ne. Phone Greenwoed 1501 P'UR"\(‘E Amsnrun Radiator. hot w 5M.. with automatic Arco ampie | removed. {rom oil Call Wisconsin er-in peitect condition: size for i-room house: furnace; ‘open to offer " dining Toom. | will_sacrifice FURNITURE—3-piece velour living room suite. tables. practically new: sacrifice for cash: must dispose immediately. BQ"PPV\ tand 7 Dm T‘un Fri. cr Sat. 000, Apt. 81 > Beimont rd. n.w. \IOTORS refrigerator. oil-burner be blowers fans bearings. brushes: re winding. window display. Carty. 1608 14 OFFICE_ FURNITURE. new. used desks. ghairs, fuing cabinets ” Washington Salvaré Co., new location. 800 E n. 266, OFFICE FURNITURE—A Ill’[e uionmrm of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum & vy unrllhh n Christ- ? Soecial 1o alo sev- Ar- sts. | I te ®0od condition: mas; cost new about 73 close out. $19K, on easy terms: eral other values in used Steinways Piano Co., 13th.and G 3 ars ST up: fand 12 1. Tuj 195, Rug Mart. 1404 E ACHINE. Singer d. h. round Bonbin ball Dearin. periect sew. conds S10:_bobbin_portables. sacrif. _# n.e. SHOWCASE, 6-foot, and cou Princeton pi._n.w STUDIO COUCH. brown stripe pium arme & months wsed: Inquire A. Kirk. Clev. TUXEDO SUIT: good cunmum ? Decatur st. _Col. TYPEWRITER RENTAL : SERVICE —_GE{ 1885 5716 16th v0ods, 4 _mos. in_aav. VACUUM CLE; built, like new: fully guar. CO..'805 11th st. n.w. VACUUM CLEANERS, cuar_ 1 year. ELE BesTBRANDS _like new_ factory UREKA. RE-UPHOLSTERING. ece living room suite upholstered covering and new inside material included: made like new in finest tapestry and friezette: workmanship guaranteed. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO. ST. .___COLUMBIA 10 RUGS, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC. Wide selection. all sizes. at large savings Room sizes. $0.95 to S scatters, hall | runners. New patterns weekly. CAPITOL RUG COMPANY, 2821 14th ST. N.W. ____(At Harvard). Open Evenings. Records: Victor, Brunswick, Co- lumbia, Decca, Tellefunken and the new Decca-odeon Parlophone re- cordings. rooms. Prompt sound-proof only, no job lots Seven service. New rec or bankrupt stocks. HUGO WORCH, 1110 G ‘SALE! Reconditioned REFRIGERATORS at 814-816 F St. N.W. 3107-9 M St. N.W. Stores Only Reconditioned $39.95 KELYVINATOR REFRIGERATOR. Formerly $137.50 Reconditioned CROSLEY SHEL- VADOR REFRIG- ERATOR. For- merly $157.50. $69.50 EASY CREDIT TERMS I‘ln! OI.IM -.ln-u:‘l values on come see them. Geor e’s Radio Co. | Chicke: | PETWORTH e _YEARS AT 9. CASH FOR OLD GOLD Silver watches. dia; carded_Jewelry” p..u"‘c".".?,' u‘l'.‘.fi said. 4% SEL] N.W BURN!‘HN! . 931 Since_1866. GOLD—DIAMONDS. Highest Cash Prices Paid; . MA! K!JL Room 211 8 FNW. == ———cs FARM AND_GARDEN. L-ROTTED COW MA! ANU teed- Wisconsin 109 "ANURE gusrane an TOP sc:nr ROTTED COW MANURE. retail e COAL, WOOD Fl I. OIL. WOOD—S8easoned oak and pine. delive; e’ Ocord: 35,50 hell toen > Bertsn 03 Katdegosn Feed Co.. Berw [ I SAVE YOU MONEY on P direct from mines: lieenses o 2 any ime. GOOD QUALTTY ary Ferd T and ok mixe 1y o5 cd, 8 1z cora, 35707 elivered. cut in le Call Greenwood 5023, - - ceen 10 8l ; H ARLINGTON COAL CO. 0 Lbs to the Ton Hnll‘d ll\d Cifl’l?d ID Bin Pree. Pocahontas C'nut. (1) ton $9. (2) tori $1 Pocahontas Stove 1 ton. $10: 2 fons 19 (i Pocalitas Exz. (1) ton $10.50.(2) ton, $2 SK 5 nthracite, er. Phone Virginia Hard Pea <0 3 1080 (smoki SR50: special furnace. $9.5: 0 1t Pays io Buy Good Coal. Pea, $10.508 WEST 1420. 'CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK | HORSE FOR "SALE. fi-year-old thoroughe bred” hunter. will sell or trade for late model car. Can Beseen ar Norin g WeSt ichway. near dats o oonool. East POULTRY AND !GGS. BABY CHICKS. Special Holiday Selling. SX per hundred. purebred. blood-tested, Usorous Barred Rocks. This week only, Open 7 am. to 10 pm. daily. Cap ,1102 Bladensburg . ne CALVERT ST —Well-fur next to shower: gentleman. Clevel THE WESTMINSTER. 1607 17th s Desirable, newly decorated and nicely Lxrn rooms now available: single, $5 and $6; double. S7. Showers, clevators “car lLines | GORDON' HOTEL. Large. comfortable double room with bath, “18th < | twin beds. <15 double $12 single, weekly, Double rooms, weekly service 1340 room family: with running water. S1 24 Hour eievator and ewitehboard COLUMBIA ad). bath. oil heat 0 south_expo sentleman 1357 EUCLID ST. N.W.—Attract second floor. ccntinuous hot wa near car and bus lir s 16th ST N W.—Beautiful rooms lovely home: pienty heat: excellent service, Very low price THE MAURY 701-711 19th st. n.w.—100 mnl uu’n fooms. each with running wat fully furn.: inner-coil-spring atiTesses: %0od heat:’ single rooms. up: _double fooms. ¥8.50 Up: twin-bed rooms. $12.50 ups THE_VIVIAN 17 st. nw_—Just opened: 100 large. ell-neated. Taeal suest Foome. near shows er baths: plenty hot water: choice of all new. ‘modern or maple furniture with double or twin beds, inner-coil-spring mate tresses: Venetian blinds: double rooms. S10_S11_weekly. 0 16th ST. N.W —Newly furnished and d-rnrmefl rooms. conveniently located: 24= r elevator service: single and double; 5 week up._ i 3110 MT. PLEASANT ST N W.—House= | keeping: twin beds: sunny. comfortable. | auiet very elean: adults only. e 2812 Kth st. nw —Laree. newly furnished room. for couple or two girls. $25 per month; private family. Co= lumbia )-J. 3 1414° 16th ST. N.W._—Beautiful rox m.i: pleasant company: entertaining in pariors: meals if_desired 2003 COLUMBIA RD. N.W_Single and double “rooms. furn. or unfurn.: ch.w. ‘.hml‘L phone; §22 150 up. De= W ST | m. nrxr to_bhath, week. Also & Tooms. $6 up, | Nicely furnished 1.1g_distance. good heat. 5 me of m and 76 Roors. front: $23 for one OF two: single rooms, $10 and $14 month; ch"- oil_heat. phone _walking m ance. 7 14th ST. N.W. . nished. near bath, m’hnlp home: eme ployed people. 1400-J. 4224 THth ST. N.W.—Army office 7 twin bed room. private bath. shower! single room- _breakfast served. 304 EAST CAPITOL ST.—Comfortatle doublc rooms, twin beds, from $3.5 week_each OFF DUPONT_ n.w.—Sinele and double. open fireplacee. studio of twin fined._homelike atmosphere TWO larre furnished rooms and purrr continuous hot water. unlimited telephone | beautiful _location. Mozart Ivalun Embassy: no children wflnd musi= cians preferred. Adams 3:84. after 4 p.m DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY. 1920 Sund derland pl. n.w.—Large room. 3rd floors front: shower bath. gentlemen eferred. 7078 G ST. N.W.—Large room. basin with mirror for shaving. shower. clothes closet in_room: nicely furnished: $30 mnnm. 13031 New Hampshiri private bathte beds: RTLA! Vermont ave S Circle. $X.25 per wk : otel service: fresh fowels daily: vour mail and ohone calls aiz nded to: shower bths: walk to work. _$2 7 PA. AVE. N.W. (at Wash_ Circle)— Light housekeening d xleeum: rnnm!. phone: 85 $6 and $7 week. 118 15th ST. N.E_-Two rooms and kmh- en, siak. gas. electricity, phone dults 1901 KENYON ST. e _room, L Y O miicd ‘yvare.shower: bus at_door: refined_Jewish _ family: rea 4726 15th ST. N.W.—Ct convenience, home comforts gentleman:_call_evenings roor ory 4 In family; 7 bath, furnished gAs, elece !rnn! 1hk vhone. running ‘ln' i018 BENNING R rooms ‘and kitchen: trici e gl 2 £ 2010 WYOMING AVE —Double room. twin beds. larze closets: single room. attrace tively furn.. next bath: nice neighborhood. WILSHIRE MANOR_ 1638 10th st n.w.— Very desirable double room, next to bath, i wxcliive Solohl reidtnos: ettt 1628 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.—G: man. large room. private bath. l'tll { - ed. _strictly private home. 1° 5 DE SALES ST. N.W_—Nicely rurmsh_l sleeping room. twin beds: nrolels ional W. 0 2 gas_electricify. SR.50_week . NE_— oll heat: sona 1624 K ST. N.W.—1 L-ue studio room for 3 gentiemen, fireplace: 2_connecting room with lavatory for 4 or 5 gentlemen: dou. ble room with running water: also single rooms_front 1634 mlon! ISTAND AVE. N.W —Newly d, _sm Venetian blinds, exe Iw 'l‘lflfle room, $20. 2 PARK RD. Nw~!ln‘h and_double ooms. twin beds. modern furniture; une Jimited_phone._gentlemen_preferred. RD. N.W.—Large dous= ., modérn el k BEAR T8th AND COLUMBIA RD. N.W — Bright s room. 2nd floor. next bathj I8 month. Culumhu 817" 2710 NW. nt room, twin m near bnh gentleman 814-!!6 F St. N.W, 3107-9 M St. N.W. share room with_anothe: 15 mflnm 1907 N 8T N W.—Comfortably Lxfl closet; N [N h . l h l‘ l?‘dnl“fl