Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1937, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, CaprrtaL’s Rapio PROGRAMS WRC 950k Education Forum ery Muon Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills S Hour of Charm Follow the Moon Sundown Revue Sundown Revue || Tom Mix Jack Armstrong “WMAL 630k THIS AFTERNOON'S PROGRAMS U. 8. Navy Band Iwnemsn‘l Sports Page w . FRREE e Pepper Young's Family |Prix de Rome 'Marley nnd Landt Leo and Ken Evening Star Flashes Let’s Talk it Over The Singing Lady | Melody Matinee Harrington Sisters Today’s Winners “ w Folio of Facts Johnson Family Salon Music WOL 1,310k ‘Wakeman’s Sports Page Metropolitan Ensemble w e Chateau Laurier’s Orch. WJISV_1,460k P.M. In a Woman’s Eyes School of the Air Myrt and Marge Al Purcu Gang Rep. Patrick Concert Miniatures |Education Series 'The Dictators Chicago Varieties e London Singers 'The World Danoes w ow Terry and Ted :45 |[Little Orphan Annie Tea Time 3 THIS EVENING’S PROGRAMS A s Army Band || Dinner Dance Education in News Dinner Club (Lowell Thomas Tony Wakeman Editorial and News Bobby Worth Hitmaker's Orchestra Apple Creek News Arch McDonald Frederic Willlam Wile Renfrew of the Mounged ||Amos "n" Andy Mary Uncle Ezra | |Musical Moments Four Showmen Bughouse Rhythm Spelling Bee s e Dinner Concert Arthur Reilly Dinner Concert Small Tuberculosis Association | Poetic Melodies Popeye the Sailor Columbia Feature Boake Carter Fibber McGee and Molly |Helen “w w “ | Lauritz Melchior, tenor Sweetest Love Songs Hayes in “Bambi” |Swingcopation Tonic Time [Rhythm Rhapsody Heidt's Brigadiers Count Basey's Orch. Pipe Smoking Time 20,000 Yrs. in Sing Sing | “« Richard Himber’s Orch. Contented Program [News Pt Music - (National Radio Forum—| Speaker Bankhead Greater Minstrels “« w Jack Pearl “« . Treasure Chest Detective Mysteries Five Star Final 'WOL Concert Stamp Club of the Alr Radio Theater Bulletins WOL Coecen News—Music {or Modem News—Nignt Owl Arthur Reilly 'Midnight Frolic e Slumber Hour Art Brown L Crosley Follies & Wayne King’s Orch. Moon Dial 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 Buck O'Neill Ozzie Nelson’s Orch. [News Bulletins George Olsen’s Orch. | |Gus Arnheim’s Orch. - Lou Breeze's orcheslrn E Night Watchman Mal Hallett's Orch. Sicae [Emerson Gill's Orch. Abe Lyman's Orch. Sleepy Time 12:30 ight EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW ~8:30 Gordon Hittenmark fl 45 \ o & | Watchman (i_hbr) | Al Kavelin's Orch. JANUARY §, 1937, “7:00 (Gordon Hlmnm-rk 7:15 v 7:30 7:45 - Gordon Hittenmark - - Today's Prelude w . 'The Wake-Up Club Morning_Devotions Dick Leibert Cheerio | Musical Clock Art Brown w o w Art Brown " |Gordon Hittenmark 'The Old Timer The Streamliners News Bulletins Breakfast Club Art Brown Morning Concert News—Music Police Flashes—Music Sign off Sun Dial Jean Abbey Richard Maxwell Betty Hudson Merning Glories Mrs rs. Wiggs John's Other Wife Just Plain Bill Today's Children David Harum Backstage Wife The Mystery Chef 'The Wife Saver Sallie Viennese Sextette Josh Higgins Humor in the News The O'Nellls Personal Column Vic and Sade Edward chHugh TOMORROW AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Muchmore Merry-Go-Round Marriage Clinic Swinging_Strings Betty and Bob Modern Cinderella Hymns of All Churches John K. Watkins Ed Fitzgerald & Co. This and That Freddie Heller, baritone | Milky Way Hits and Encores 11:15 ‘The Big Sister | 11:30 | Home Makers’ Exchange 11:45 45 | Merry Go Round Story of Mary Marlin Myriad Voices Openinz o( Congress Opening o{ Congress Openinx of Congress 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 Sylvia Clark The High Hatters Dan Harding's Wife Florence George, 5ongs Opening of Congress Vaughan de Leath Rochester Orchestra Opening Grpsy Fortunes Band Lessons “ e Mary Mason Rochester Orchestra Words and Music Music Guxld ) |Pepper Young's Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills BACA Have Marine Band ‘You Heard? of Congress Bobby Worth, baritone Wakeman's Sports Page Harold Turner, pianist Wakeman's Sports Page Palmer House Concert wnkem:n- s Sports Page Sammy Kaye's Orch. 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 Opening of Congress Merrymakers Song Stylists School o( the Air Myrt and Marge Al Pearce': Pnrces Gang Concert Hall [ |Chasin’ the Blues Follow the Moon Consumer’s Program Bavarian Orchestra Dog Heroes Evening Star Flashes “« - “« - Today's Winners Billy Mills & Co. Pop Concert || While the City Sleeps Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Domestic. 00 p.m.—WJSV, Al Gang. 445 pm.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. 3 Pearce’s Evening Programs. 6/00 p.m.—WRC, United States Army Band. 800 p.m.—WMAL, Helen Hayes in “Bambi”; WOL, “Five-Star Final.” 8,30 pm.—WRC, Lauritz Mel- chior; WJSV, “Pipe Smoking Time.” 9:00 p.m.—WMAL, Greater Min- strels; WJSV, Radio Theater. 0 p.m.—WMAL, Jack Pearl. p.m.—WJSV, Wayne King's Orchestra. 10:30 p.m.—WRC, National Ra- dio Forum; WMAL, “Music for Moderns.” 11:p0 pm.—WMAL, Slumber Hour. 9:| 10;] hort-Wave Programs. p.m.—ROME, News in Eng- lish and music, 2RO, 31.1 m,, 9.63 meg. 'exas Gas in 14 States. Fourteen States and parts of North- ern Mexico are supplied with natural gas ftfom Texas fields through main trunk$ of a 150,000-mile pipe line network. —— Your Health The Singing Lady’ Planologues Johnson Family Jess Kirkpatrick Tito Guizar Science Service The World Dances Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. FacuLty | C LITERAL | A LissoMm | M| |E| BLATHER | L | NASTIER Letter-Out and it's imperfect. FAULTY Letter-Out and it steers the boat. TILLER and it stains, SOILS Letter-Out for an overload, ‘STRAIN Letter-Out and you use a lot of it. BREATH Letter-Out STATE GROUP TO DANCE West Virginians’ Ball and Recep- tion Wednesday Night. The West Virginia State Society will hold its annual ball and recep- tion Wednesday night in the Raleigh Hotel following a dinner at 6:30 p.m,, D. S. Davidson, president, announced today. The Senators and Representatives from West Virginia will attend. John L. Bateman is chairman of the Din- ner Committee. The reception will be in charge of John W. Smith. RA Vector DEPENDABLE AUTO AND HOME MODELS LEETH BROS. 8 AM. TO 8 P.M. 1220 13th St. N.W. WMAL, 9:30 P.M. t by RALEIGH and K@®L CIGARETTES Dancing will start at 9:30 pm. Col. Heber H. Rice is chairman of the Floor Committee. Reservations may be made with Representative Jennings Randolph and Hood Phillips at the Senate post office. COPS vs. FIREMEN OF WASHINGTON, D. C. WMAL 7" to 8” TONIGHT _|¢ THIS AFTERNOON 4:30 ... WRC EVERY AFTERNOON excost Sotudey ond Sundey WOODBURY'S PACIAL S0AP 12:00 | 12:15 | PM. | WASHINGTON, NKHEAD T0 TELL e SESSION PROBLEMS “'"'" Speaker of House to Broad- cast Timely Msssage in Radio Forum. PEAKER BANKHEAD will go be- for the microphone during the National Radio Forum tonight to discuss the legislative prob- lems facing the new Congress. ‘The forum, arranged by The Wash- ington Star, will be broadcast by WRC and a coast-to-coast network of other National Broadcasting Co. stations from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. Speaker Bankhead has been in con- ference with President Roosevelt on the legislative program, and his ad- dress, coming on the eve of the con- vening of Congress, is regarded as of unusual interest and importance. He also has conferred with Minority Leader Snell and leading Democrats and Republicans. EN IN WHITE” a moving drama of the medical world, will be the Radio Theater presenta- tion on WJSV at 9. Spencer Tracy, Virginia Bruce and Frances Farmer will have the principal roles. Between the acts Cecil B. De Mille will interview Dr. Victor Heiser, au- thor of “An American Doctor’s Odys- sey.” JFREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, vet- eran political analyist, will dis- cuss personalities and issues confront- ing the new Congress in a special broadcast over WISV at 6:35. He also will reminisce on historic sessions he covered as a Washington correspond- ent. MYRT & MARGE ARE BACK AGAIN! —behind the scenes in a radio studio! Fun...drama...melody! Presented by the makers of Concentrated Super Suds in the blue package for washing clothes and Super Suds in the red package for washing dishes. Every weekday, except Saturday WJSV 2:45 P.M. HELP_MEN. | Co.._1415_Irving_st. 1 AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN—We need = ex- Derienced ambitious men in our sales or- &anization 1o sell new and used cars: sal- ary, liberal commission and transportation. §all in person between 2 and 4 pm. War fleld Motor_Co.._17*7_Conn. BODY AND PENDER MAN.. experienced: Avply Mr Longstreet, Hill & Tibbits, 1114 Vermont ave. n.w. BRICKLAYERS, 10 5th_st. n.w. CCUNTERMAN, 15th_st._n.w DRIVER-SALESMAN, ance; 0. Apply Apt. 10, 606 . experienced, white. 0 | ence.’ age. references. Star office. | ELE(‘TRIUANS‘ Coniract or day's work. Apply Room 9, National Press Bl Phone Met hod! MAN. " colored. youn around undertaking have driver's license, references. _Address Bo MAN, able to distribute advertising_cou- pons and handle route. Can make up to 345 firs: week. Automobile given producer a3 bonus, "Apply manacer, ¢ to 8. Wedues- day nirht. 1110 9th st. n.w MARRIED MAN_ white. establisled family route, . for general work | stablishment: must State experierice and Star_office. Fond Tetuired.” Siate gualincailons; exheri: ence nunnece;sary, Address Box 4 IStariofices s St iy i MEAT, CUTTER. experienced. with all- around, erocery’ experience. ABply at once, Shop. Paul Peariman’s. | white baby: D. C., L ope: —Bulendid_ opportunity for e” men to il Eieeiro) oll En i o qualify .. Met. 4840, o, tpolntinent A Auto~ Ask _for Mr. Laur! CDOTH 3 One of Washington’s finest and fastest gowlng men’s stores re- quires the services of an experi- enced high-grade clothing sales- man. To sincerely ambitious men with personalit, J' the position of- fers a splendid opportunity for the future, with good earnings and ideal workmg conditions. FURNISHINGS GOODS SALESMEN, ‘The same oppnrtunlty is open for furnishings goods salesmen. Al;:g!y at once. WIS & THOS. SALTZ, INC,, 1409 G St. NW. EMPLOYMENT _SERVICES. OPENINGS for cook: ers. day workers, Domestic_Agency. RUPHER MPLOYMENT AGE! openings for cooks, malds, couples. 11th st. n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES. HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books and home study courses with questions and answers at_various Drlres‘ qualily pays. BOYD SCHOO! 3 P st AIR _CONDITIONING makn new jobs, Become an _expert: qualify for well paid. important ;ulbn Thorough. practicai training at low c proved. specialized School indorsed by ln ing manufacturers. Get details at once. Write Atlantic Util ties Inst._Address Box 454-Z. Star office. _ MEN to fake up alr condl!lumnl and elec- tric refrigeration and better themselves. Must be mechanically inclined. willing to train_in spare time to qualify. ~ Write, riving phone. Utilities Engineering Insti- tute. _ Address Box 48-Z. Star office. 4° Y _ b 18! —Earn more. have more—opportunities are numerous (oday. Your best investment 1s in 8 BOYD COURSE—UNUSUAL Al VAN- TAGES. Reeister L BOYD'S_SCHOOL. LEARN to be a Prlclltll nurse; classes 2d s S BE A TELEPHONE GPERATOR-..SHo complete roms! "llh some touch typini two weeks. 1)-:1 daily, PEI SONNEL SERVICE. l lll G. Complete DIESEL Training Through approved course with practical shop experience. Address N. Diesel Institution. Box 130-Z._Star_office. CIVIL SERVICE EXAM AUDITING-ACCOUNTING Jan_9 answers. by Pe ing book stores—Lo numllkx Biz_Bool BOYD SCHOOL, WOOD’S SCHOOL, Estabiished 1885 710 14th St. N'W. New classes. January 4. 'in secretarial and comptometer, calculating machine d partment._ LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. FREE CATALOGUE—EASY TERMS. MABELLE HONOUR, 10 Years of Successtul Trainin __1340 New York Ave. N.W AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION. { NEW CLASS STARTING JAN. 11. Limited enrollment accepted. Evenine class. | " ELECTRIC REF] NST.,, RIGERATION : 14th N.W. BE_A SECRETARY OR AN ACCOUNTANT | MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1937. HELP AND SITUATIONS. ER~WOULD You MitiD TAKING NYOUR _ICE PICK AND KNOCKING OFF THOSE ICICLES SO | CAN GO N THE BUILOING P | oncE READ OF A mMan BewNe IMPALED BY OME OF THOSE DEADLY THINGS HELP_ DOMESTIC. “(Continued.) REPAIRS & SERVICE. (Continued.) GIRL.__colored, for general housewol itay piehts; reference: $4 week. room and board. 10th_st HOUSEK! lle : children: in return ple ary. Greenwood 009-W. loyed couple, nt home. sal- SECOND ~COOK—Experienced colored woman for large boarding house. No phone calls._ 1123 _1:ith_st._n.w. WOMAN. experienced cool .nd housework, laundry: stay some nigh in familyi B ok, Toom and bath. 105 East Lenox st.._Chevy_Chase, Md. WOMAN. “white. for genera modern home: Leesbure. Va. neat and clean; references. E st nw. housework: must be Avply a12 |GENERAL CONTRACTING. Carpentry. plastering. painting., paper- hangine, roofing. remodeling. White m chanics.”_Jack Decatur 4432, 4 ROOMS $3 UP WORK anteed T PAPERING 70%% GEQRGE. 506_Oneid: " Geo, Dok FAPERHANOXND . painting; _special prices for this week: call for Imperial Vashable oaber_yiir | % PAPERING. n-nmm. low prices this week cuaranteed__ Call columm. B0 parkes low | MI!CILLANIOUS FOR SALE. lNCYCLOPlDlA ne' Funk & alls. 25 Vols.. $13K0: 81 mo Weite, wil eall Mr. Ra: P st nw._ 4% Ameri . No. 1704 ~Arco | In pérfect cnnamon Adam: water furnace: catur st. n.w. FURNITURE—Will _ nul for 7-room )wm(r quick 3 15th st. hot- 805 . (nmmnnu le; no dealers. RNITURE. n eahies Rt B BT . : high-grade suite: PR ettt el Jed Bty RE—Six rooms furniture. rea. %00d_conditlon. 708 ik Tully ~gua; dan_Piano_Co. 0 . retri blowers fans. Bearings winding_window dispia: 1608 QFFICE FURNITURE. new. use chairs. fing cabinets, annnnn 8al new_location, tl CE FURNT : A mn munmm use: Dlml at low prices. H. Baum & Son. 616 E st. PIANO. uumm apariment size. mahos any: sxcelient tone: perfect tnndmnn whi sacrifice for cash. PIANO—Mahogany, lnlrtm!nl unri months ' old: special to_ cloce Looks almost new and ear- This is the popu- model for small homes. Pay $1.50 Ticekly (with small down pavment).” Na- tional 4713 ) G st PIANO—See t the new Wuriitzer Spinett 0 that meets every require. homes: only 33 inches Figh, full tone. Priced far below le instrument on the market th bench, | Very easy terms. K ) G yet it has today; $1 FIANO~WE DOS! erand. used only 5 monthe and iike new that we wiil seil to, sy sns who will con- tinue the balance New instrument guaran- ional 47310, G s “RENT—S3_per omh d sest selection in the city to m: 11 famous makes: all rental paid applies on the purchase price if you decide to buy later. National 4730. Kitt's, upright | soecial to ‘close out SIOK: cost new t o several other special Values Trom' S0 up: - one Fischer, one Kimball, one Lester and two Steinways: terms. Arthur Jordan Piano G st. n.w., corner- 13th. National tion, bout PAPERING. painting: work guaranteed: rock-bottom prices: looking for work. Col. X730, 508_Kenyon st._n.w. SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kt‘;t part time. balanced; 'ts. month! | audits: lowest cost. ASSISTANT COOK gxperienced;-ret; special terms for grow business. Lincoin_1447-W_after 6_p.m. CHAUFFEUR. Latin-American. wishes posi- tion_In privats family. Phone Columbia “for cafeteria. MAN colored. experieRed; wilhts e truck driver ‘or chauffeur or any kind. Atlantic 3595-W. s RELIABLE BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR s steady work; 0od reference. Phone Lim: WATCHM OR. white. $1 nun al OR_JANITO! mo.: references lul’mlhed Phone Lincoln SITUATIONS WOMEN. CONFIDENTIAL _ SECRETARY. capable. adaptable. personable. ambitious. with itiative. desires responsible position: ried experience. Address Box 451- office. PAPERING—FIVE ROCMS AND 2-STORY Rl S50 and up Quick service.White Riechanics. all sny time. Randoish 3445, PAPERING. PAINTING—Deal direct with mechanic for b!ll(l‘ ork at lowest prices. Call MFTZ. Col. any time. PAPERHANGING dane s and up. including paper: besi work ship: white mechanic. Georzia 0024, Z wool: Johns-Man- 3 2 t once. ROOFING siding. rock wool Furnitu s pairing; Weay UPHOLSTERING done in home if desired. Newton st_n.w._ Adams K40 VACUUM cx.zxwms any make. repatred, % ve call and deliver. s, 1000, Reliable service. ___ BUSINESS OPlOITUNITIES N *00) GAS AND OIL STATIC ine_ locations for rent. s EXECUTIVE | sRcR:'rARY with _congres- sional experience and departmental con- | tacts: excellent references. efficient stenog- rapher.” Phone North 584 | “MARCH OF DIESEL” FREE pages. 104 fliustrations: relates the amazing story of Diescls. Yours without cort or obligation. Simply penny post card (state age) HEMPHILL DIESEL Schools. 31-21 Queens Bivd.. L. 1. City. N. Y. America’s Oldest Exclusive Diesel Schools. address & | SITUATIONS DOMES'I‘IC | COOK. rolored. wishes ghw.: t some nights: _tonight.___ e e GIRL. colored. hieat. Virginian, wishes work of any kind._Decatur 918, GIRL, colored. general housework: good gook. Columbia 7744, ask Janitor, Lottia Moses no washing s00d wages. District PERSONAL. REPAIRS WHILE YOU "m T?'“.fu Laboralory. Room 801 un, HEMORRHOIDS ~ ERADIC; TID m{ r own method. Results effective for a life- time or money back. Write for booklet. No drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK. 1365 Columbia_rd. _Adams 0388. er DR, DELLA LEDENBECKER'S SPLEN- hes and pains away. HIRE. NEW wxm oy TS and complee accessories. Clothing_Co. N; CHILDREN—C\) NTRY BOA food, careful supervision. sports: 3 1th year: reference. Box 56. Clnlks\l' Md COUPLE WOULD must_have adopting pa 311 sy alt expenses Address Box 15 Star of COACH RETARDED CHILDREN OR OT! erwise: any age or subjecl: ¥0 ln7‘hfl'!~ Coiumbia_480" ‘WANTED—HOI dren, under bo Jision of this asency JUVENILE PROTECTIVE :_11th_st._n.w. NURSING HOME s and__convalescents. = Phont 3. 1833 Kalorams rd. n.w. S FOR _COI c:-m.- rding urrl&t?filont‘n‘fl::.— oply ASSOCIATION. ) LIKE_TO ADOPT A| GIRL. colored wi s work. full or part_time. _Potor GIRL. colored. wishes houseworker; g0 home' nights. Canl' Norih GlRL colored, wants domesti stay in or go home; reference; GIRL. neat. colored, wants regular. part- time work or light housework; very good reference. _Adams_6654-J. GOOD LAUNDRESS and cleanier wants day work. M Tuesdsy, Thursday; ref. Columbu 5 LAUND jored_with chine, Redi-to-Iron dryer and desirés _bundles and (Rinso washed). Call a | ences. Luctile Robertson. Lincoln 4146 LAUNDRY wanted to take home: sun- dried: 10 years' best city references. Met. 08GO, Mrs._Pranklin E WOMAN. colored. desires elevator job. day or night: licensed; references. Phone Dt- catur_0820. WOMAN. _color use- | wor| - references ants al hou home hights. Adams WOMAN__colored. | e erence: experienced; brepate dinner. ‘morn- ing_or evening_work._ North =5 ‘WOMAN from country wants noule-nrk or care for_children. __Call_West 0503-M. WORKING HOUSEREEPER. white. capable of full charee ot house and child work. no Sundays. _Call West (30! MOTOR TRAVEL. e —— CAMERA REPAIRS. Colorado_ave. nw. MEAT AND GROCERY CLERK, live wire: Spiy, exoerienced necd appiy. " 1744 You s NDAY P.M_ HUPMOBILE SE. M S oM Rare expenséa. Lancom 10195. = MEN important, _with %00d education. will be selected by estab- lished firm fof, permanent sales’ job o arouna %35 or, better weekly. Apply 1427 Eve st. n.w, MEN (five). to be trained as independent dealers. ~ You make a wood living and build an established business for the fu- ture for yourself. Apply Room 104, 1014 H:it. nw,__ MEN_—Januaty personiiel “ex cancies’ no lay-offs. PERIENCE. NoT ESSE! 3 ek \uu alary and nus arrangement. ADVANCEMENT. Apply 312 Evans Bidg. 1 2 New York (fhree), age_ mot ._Room y and commission. between YO0 45 “Breler mtn with small cor Ap- By 'S0 _Colorado_Bidg.,_14th_and G. Pussm colored.experienced in lsdies’ shop. to press garments. unp make himself generally usel sition for an honest. reliable must have references. Address Box :fl- Stai_office. SALESMAN—Leading manufacturer wants an ageressive salesman now caling on re- tail grocery trade to h products of unusual m P esul connections and. full' particulars in”appl 7. A Tumbler Laboratories, 4 ‘Baitimore, S SALESMEN-COLLECTORS uto and cash bond necessary; salary ‘and” commin: Mr. Jenkins. Met. Life Ins. Co.. 2nd STEAMFITTER to nt Sha ake used eaz foF Mabor: wonly 2055 Conn._ave. YOUNG MEN (six)_to sive out_sampies and take orders. We pay you a nlll’! yhile learning (o be a”salesma Mr._Mack. 1410_H n.w e 104, ATy e éfi" e Aadiess” Box e gnd wx CAN USE two more men of &ood ren tation between the ages of 21 and 45, wm: D. C. driver permits; earnings. $30 to $4i per wesk Pmuu;exvt 'no Selling. APply man. MEN WANTED To take established Watkins groc routes. in city or suburban m?mxi? income: experience unneces: col Dlete training. Apply 513 K st. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. Opportunity for two experienced men to sell, the {ast.mo el the Tasmoving “how Oldsmed igh-grad K oor _play. ral compensatio plan. Demonstrat L. it REmEl OR"SlE ol NORTHEAST BR‘ANCH L.P. STEUART INC. SHOE SALESMAN WOMEN'S SHOES. A permanent position. in one of the best stores for a capable, experienced man; state age. Address Box 142-X, Star office. SALESMEN. FIVE SELECTED MEN ‘Who desire the opportunity to learn the irner fuel oil business will be wash roor physically m.. Jan- will be given to those who qualify to enter this nnrutlve fleld 'Ilh ono of the the country. essential. all this week. VQM.”&I.'. HELP MEN AND WOMEN. - SR HELP_ WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER. high schooi graduate, with PO urse I busthess preferred: - State : ‘must_live with parents. _Answer in handwritine. Address’ Box 1X1-Z. ofti CHILD'S In wnswer state age. former empl ary expected. Address Box 43 office. COLLAR snd cuff, aiso bosom § ol Tor. ‘Auply Tolman Laundry. 5248 Wisc. ave. 0.3 GIRL as_mal cooking, b, hel baby %" monthly: room ‘and bath N URSE_ experienced and trained. yer, sal- Emer- Son. 613 GIRL, German or Irish. | r towels: hours. 1 to 10 T Address Box 462-2. GIRLS-LADTES (four our retail sales depi $9 salary to start. Suite 104, Maryland LADIBS————&H white eoods, dresses, ne: libersi co P LADIES—Several of me) to earn extra money 'urklnl lull or part- Ume sales work. Not ng. Apply ._Rool 05, ] ln at. n.w. LADI!B over ;l J’:milu rsonnel_ex- vacancies. No Iay; i&'glonnc;r 'mmnu, GI'( “weekly: $8 arrangement: ADVANCE- Evans Bldg,, 1420 New LESWOMEN for fine hotel c B ariogs eities " throushout ‘the Sahed States. Must high school eraduates, attractive and able to meet the public. Hickev Brothers, Wardman Park Hotel. See Mr. Ley. SALESWOMAN _ani experienced in bhotog lph othel’l need aoply. .| lrwks Stlmlo. I'I 271 “experienced. — See Sea Food Restaurant. mh on Tuesday and p.m. D_to_4 our)- Apply Wi Penna, WOHAN white. reliable, w care for & sleep in; references required. &ln \b] ‘WOMAN. white, middle-aged, '| keepine and care f¢ references. Ad fice. WOMAN_ white, to 45, 4% enrs ola: live ho\luwhofr! care :; :hll.fl.l";el G laying and_ sell- ¢~10~etnl store. e YOUNG lady cavable of s Pomal i 5 Bendi ;nfl uln' expected. Address lox 41 " :nocl'-'nn Ball oo ng_pupll Boc*"hor Don it "Daneing muduga lar1 OPPORTUNITY for two young llulel to l&nr:n Inlm.y culture free. Come "1 s HELP_DOMI C. CHILD' expe! hite. will- fiukdn e ioummn IRciuding some coo) live_in; urenu ellbhl.d Call d_H4 IM’G Sun: flelfl! e fltr 36 'K‘ly vmnuy 1?’0 Quin Apt._209. to_clean_beauty g, | to0 Res- | tractor o it all. T CAMERA REPAIRING. PULLER & @'ALBERT, INC. 815 10th St N.W. Phone Nati REROOF—RESIDE—INSULATORS. General Repairy, —No Cash Regulred 3 s ne for Free Estim “Hame Tmprovement & Trsslnries i_Nichols Ave. S.E. Phone Atl. 315 "WILL BUILD 5 or G r. house according my gwn plans for 55,000 to 81000 in st-class workmanship. " A. German_architeci._ 3204 14th. ol | TAKE ADVANTAUS OF QUR LOW PRICES ND 30-00 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ting Ol Butners Poreh_Inclosures aY R at uetnr‘firnuun 0884 1009 oth Bt ‘lg W“l?l?n?‘!"hlen- ‘(’:l:v nooo “REMODEL YOUR HOME FOR WINTER, SAVE 20%. WITH A FINANCIALLY RESPON- REMODEL FROM ATTIC TO + CELLAR. NAME YOUR OWN TERMS. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC., 913 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Free Estimates—Day and Night. CALL NATIONAL 7403-7416. NIGHT, ADAMS 0033. _7* RENOVIZE—MODERNIZE Save money during off-season. No iob small, none too_large. one con- Call DE. 58 for free NATIONAL CONTRACTING COMPANY, Registered_and Bonded Sanitary lnnnurl Remodeling—Repairing of All Klnds. Painting—Pa] NO DOWN PA’ T ,l-n fln-ncl:l. Small amount estimates. uch nonth BA PO aTes, H. I PASSE’I'I‘ INC., 1205 L St. N.W. Natlonal 1260. REPAIRS & SERVICE. CARPENTER and bullder, ice: brick. cement. plastes IIIJ :lblnfll part! CHAIR C RS Eli'. ._Cl 1I Ca: S 9 Efl evel !& 1 r‘?fi ‘gn'fl mu‘nnun%r“ Pula3et. T - ENTERPRISE ROOFINGCO = work as nnenl, | | | ROOMING HQUSE: e h l( iy b | Bay cash it price 4 reason Box_4¢ g b S | FOR SALE—] and flower shop: highly desi: [EAT BLO; E&‘fif Thermost Cadiliac rds. cheai ‘c’n‘.‘.’ plate holders and fllmvuck :A:%!e?'f:u wocus lens attachment t fil er__Georgin_9486. CIRCULA’ also 15 ROOMING HOUSE wanted; pay cash: E Address Box Star_office. "sic?nu ®o0d_loca: tion downtown dress Box 4x0-Z. St ROOMING HOUSE. rooms: &ood lease: . sale. Address Box 4 GUEST_ HOUSE: unusual._ 16th st good lease: 0 down: by appointment oply: no brokers. Address Box 4i office. ROOMING HOUSE. 17 rms.: rent. $60.50: 13th and Irs well_Tarnishea® and PUMP. gasoline late mxlz:g;l dial_sivle. Wayne:_good_condition R!P’RIGERATOR Copeland, 1. oor: 1t doul S douhl: trays, REFRIGERATGRS. KiI ma e want to close out: 0.5 i rnsumblr lleclrlc Service Co. Ntw York ave. BAXOPHONES — Our_Januh sale 15 NOW 1n prosress and We are Closag out our reconditioned stock leep- K $45: Buescher- silver alto, SEWING MACHIN] Dobbin, _bal” beasieE T S10:_bobbin po SPECIAL SALE—Fou: ing cabinets . L.w. Phone STUDIO COUCH and covers. m: and bureau. pillows. mattresses. hair trola’ and sideboard TYPEWRITERS—Clearance sale. up; new portables. ~I per week: rental per month. Capitol Tspewriter C Tith st. n'w. National 4A: TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE “GEG. NG 14 16th n w. Underwoods. -! mos. in aav., $4. No deliveries TYPEWRITERS—Current model Coronas and L. C. Smiths for rent Bargains in r\"e- buig and recondtioned machines. “Tne L Smith and Corona Typewriter ]III" 15th st_nw.__ Phone Nationa OQII VACUUN CLEAW!'RS $6.75; Airways. miers. Apex. Eurcka and many yothP;e factory rebuilt. cnmnlplflv like new. one. year written bond guarantee. Visit our store_and show rooms. For ail brands call BEST BRANDS CO.. 805 11th st. n.w. \ntlonnl 115 ifl ACUUM 200d’ income; $800. Miss Derrickson, 1008 | H st REPOSSESSED GROCERY. D. G § ber; completely equipped, ery” truck; & rms. and bat 0 down. Mr. Parker, ; downtown; . '3 baths: price, $1.000: terms. Mr. McKenney, 1008 H st. Met. uzu | RogMING HOUSE. downtown: 17 > oy¥0°d, income: price, 1'150 Nr H_si 451 usw unud at ont - Wil Address Downtown gift._greet| rd ble location price reasonable. ner_has other inter- | ests.”_Address Box f12-Z._Star office. EsTABusHED automatic merchandiser rou anywhere: instruction; = to $100 profit_weekly: yestment required. Address Box Star office. IEUNCH = usiness: 200 cash; owner going to Elor- ida. _Call Ridge 94. ]l:.E!SeTAbeRANT .gownxfrn: er. nice bus T00; Bob_Hollander. 1008 H st. sany teent RESTAURANT (whisky) Downtown. Only $6.500). m’i“:‘r’ Gapital Adjustins & Finance Co.. mux H Met. 48i. : good Miss_MecCowi._10¢ GROCERY $40: Tooms. 200 wkly pnte !l (J\Ill " terms. Jnsenh Hol . 1 G MAN 'ln s ln or woman with Ditinees oty an partner in_establi furniture business. Must have capital active part.. Good opportunity fof -rizht g-nv to enter interesting and profitable | usiness. Knowledge of furniture ang an- tiques preferred. but not essential: refs. exchanged. Address Box 194-X. Star office.s SANDWICHES. beer and 5 rooms: cheaj rent: old stand: will acrifice; small | By ment; "your terms. 250 Sandwiches and beer: good corper: rent, $ little_business. il enulnvea ot m keo er L g TO0mS: chean weis eaui M. CUR’ g NAT!ONAL nlu\ arrister Bl BOARDING HOU!I rooms 2 baths. Largest Rooming_House Broker. * GROCERY STORI 'Ifll ul lnd nrl:E‘s II’CO':lI' small. lsted e 3RDT - SR04 T4th 8t N.W. KAY SALES & REALTY CO., ROOMING HOUSES WANTED. Now s the time to sell vour rooming hose business. Buvers walting. No listing For results, Call National D54, S WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. Wash.'s Largest Rnomlnl House Broker. 5* BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME with income; 9 lovely rooms, 2 baths. Rent, $65, Income quoted. $155. ‘not including own< grs 3-room ant. Fuil price only $1.000. bargain. National 5§54 S WINFIE!LD 908 10th N.W. Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker. + MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ACCORDIONS — Big__January Inven'orv sale is now in progress and we've cut prices deep on all reconditianed and sam- ple instruments. Here are a few of the lues: Cellini, 55, " $19.5 al clectric lighting fxture. 150; price. $50: llnx 0_dot her fl! $3.. hmn oo, Kavnecr, o bio P dini it = ites, secretary. mm. ving room sul ry. Vardrobe. breakiast S single and doublé SOLER. ] m:m ases: will install and guarantee; very nnlhh District 2850. %"' n'fiwfllfll e Srore, 424 ben nome o A"D U'“""G ate- from many wrecking fobs: largest se- lectlon at bargain prices. o5 HECH! b sed M 16th & Ri. i s G Bl 5925 Ga. Ave. N.W. 1905_Nichols 8. 16 ', sell, ti lbg X3%. With case, F-3.8 len 400 sec. comblete trade used cam- ofectors. Bar- 14th st. n.w "V-!fi!/« ur shutter ' to 1/ i e o o lack _kidskin, ‘excelient reasonable. 1708 Quo at. n.w. °°"‘. after 6. ¢ WASHING MACHINE. ironer. gard Tower exerciser. etc. Cleve RUGS, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC. Wide selection. all sizes. at large cavinge, Room sizes. $9 atters, hall runners. eekly. CAPITOL RUG COMPANY 2821 14th ST. N.W. _____(At_Harvard). Open_Evenings. RUG SALE. | palmported Otientais. Chinese Persian paers: 20 1o all sizes: scat- Tersas low as 75c. Rug Mart. 1504 Giravd n.w. Open 10 am tohpm REUPHOLSTERING. 2-Piece Suites, $35. Special for this week. includes labor and materisl, ~New-{urnituie susrantee. ACME UPHOLSTERING co,, Mt. Pleasant Bt. 65 Phone Columbia 1443 for Samples. WASHERS AND IRONERS reduced for clearance. Apex, Norge and A. B. C. floor mod- els. See these before buying. garden toois. nd itnt | Fifth Floor, THE PALAIS | ROYAL. |{[ELECTRIC REFRIGER- |ATORS reduced for clear- |ance. Crosley, Norge, West- inghouse and Kelvinator floor | models. Fifth Floor, THE PALAIS ROYAL. SALE! Reconditioned REFRIGERATORS at 814-816 F St. N.W, 3107-9 M St. N.W. Stores Only KELYVINATOR REFRIGERATOR. Formerly $137.50 Reconditioned CROSLEY SHEL- VADOR REFRIG- merly $157.50. §69050 EASY CREDIT TERMS ny other money-saving values on 7 — come in and see them. t) . George’s Radio Co. 814-816 F St. N.W. $39.95 3107-9 M St. NW. PIANOS We are off lnl BT EE Slanes: HUGO WORCH, 1M10GNW. Es. 1879 FARM_AND_GARDEN. ‘Wisconsin 4198, S