Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1937, Page 29

SENATOR BYRD FORUM SPEAKER Virginian Will Discuss Gov- ernment Reorganiza- tion Tonight. ENATOR HARRY F. BYRD, Democrat, of Virginia will dis- cuss Government reorganiza- tion during the National Radio Forum tonight over WRC and a coast-to-coast network of other Na- tional Broadcasting Co. stations. ‘The forum, arranged by The Wash- ington Star, will be broadcast from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. Government reorganization is slated to be one of the live issues in the Seventy-fifth Congress. Senator Byrd is one of the leading authorities on the subject in Congress. As chairman of the special Senate Committee on Reorganization, he has had experts at work since last Summer gather- ing data on the present layout of Federal departments and agencies to guide the committee when it meets to determine functions could be co- ordinated in the interest of economy end efficiency. Two other committees have been appointed, one by the House and an- other by President Roosevelt, to join in studying the questions. ICHARD CROOKS, Metropolitan Opera tenor, will be the guest soloist during the Voice concert on ‘WRC at 8:30. Margaret Speaks, so- prano, and a symphony orchestra un- der direction of Alfred Wallenstein also will take part. Crooks and Miss Speaks will sing & duet version of “Life and Death” as the high light of the program. Other gelections include the “Barcarolle,” from Offenbach’s “Tales of Hoffman “There's Something in the Air,” “Small Hotel” and “My Wild Irish Rose.” 'STORM SIGNALS” will be the fif- teenth episode in Helen Hayes' dramatic serial, “Bambi,” on WMAL at 8. The cast will be augmented for this broadcast, with John McIntyre taking the role of a Broadway theat- gical producer. JINE prominent orchestra leaders will be saluted by Horace Heidt's Brigadiers during their program on WJSV at 8. Those to be honored are Benny Goodman, Ben Bernie, Hal Kemp, Rudy Vallee, Ray Noble, Guy Lombardo, Paul Whiteman, Art Hick- man and Herbert Clark. ‘HE Radio Theater presentation on WJSV at 9 will be “The Gilded Lady.” Fred MacMurray and Claud- ette Colbert will have the leading roles. Between the arts Cecil B, De Mille, director of the show, will interview Linton Wells, famous war corre- spondent. Air Headliners Domestic. 3:00pm.—~WMAL, Rochester Civic Orchestra. 5:45 pm.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. Evening Programs. 6:00 p.m.—WRC, United States Army Band. 8:00 p.m.—WMAL, Helen Hayes in “Bambi” oL, “Five-Star Final 8:30pm—WRC, Richard Crooks; WJSV, “Pipe Smoking Time.” 9:00 p.m.—WJSV, Radio Thea- ter. 9:30 p.m.—WMAL, Jack Pearl. 10:00 p.m.—WJSV, Wayne King’s Orchestra. 10:30 p.m.—W R C, National Ra- dio Forum; WMAL, Depauw University Alumni Program. 11:00 pm.—WMAL, Slumber Hour. Short-Wave Programs. 6:00 p.m.—ROME, News in Eng- lish and music, 2RO, 31.1 m,, 9.63 meg. 6:15 p.m.—BERLIN, Folk Songs, DJD, 25.4 m,, 11.77 meg. 6:30 pm.—LONDON, “J o h n Londoner at Home,” GSD, 255 m, 1175 meg. —MOSCOW, Review of the Week, RAN, 312 m,, 9.6 meg. 8:15p.m.—P ARIS, Theatrical Broadcast, TPA-4, 256 m,, 11.72 meg. 8:45 pm.—BERLIN, Songs by Hugo Wolf, DJD, 254 m., 11.77 meg. 9:00 p.m.—LONDON, “Plough Monday,” GSD, 25.5 m,, 11.75 meg. 10:00 p.m.—TORONTO, “Strike Up the Band,” CJRO, 48.7 m., 6.15 meg. 7:00 p. AUTHOR DEFINES A GREAT NOVEL Ludwig Lewisohn Addresses; National Forum of Jew- ish Center. The only great novel today is the novel that destroys the novel declared Ludwig Lewisohn, famed author, in an address before the National Forum of the Jewish Community Center last night. Every art or religion must arise out of the death of that which has gone before, he explained. Taking &s his example Thomas Mann, whom he de- clared is the greatest writer of today, he showed how the German author, whose works have been banned by Hitler, kept abreast of literary concep- tion in three great works. After writ- ing a fine naturalistic novel essentially autobiographical of his youth, Mann, perceiving that the naturalistic novel was dead, wrote the “Magic Mountain,” a great metaphysical poem, which, Lewisohn said, was the “Divine Com- edy” of the war era. Today Mann has given expression to his genius in “Joseph and His Brethren” in three published volumes and a fourth in progress. Of the Joseph. novels, Lew- isohn declared they were “incommen- surable because incomparable.” “All great literature tends to re- write the great myths of mankind,” he said. Contemporary writers upon whom he passed judgment included Aldous Huxley, for whom he had considerable praise. Huxley knew when he wrote his last novel that literature was on the verge of a new synthesis or would retrogress, but was unfortunately un- able to conceive the new synthesis, | Lewisohn said. Sinclair Lewis he| mentioned as one who did not even | perceive the situation and whose lack | of change in formula revealed absence of power for inner development. Sigmund Freud he named as the greatest sage of the day. In conclusion the Jewish writer pre- | dicted that 1937 will see either the | emergence of a poet and myth-maker | or the gradual extinction of the Amer- ican novel. -— = South Sea Firm Elects. Baron Ryutaro Eukao has been named president of the new South Sea Development Co. CarrraL’s Rapio PROGRAMS WRC 950k WMAL 630k WOL' 1310k | WISV 1460k | P.M.| WASHINGTON. FLIGHTS TO HAWAII CONSIDERED BY NAVY Twelve Big Airplanes Are to Be .,,.H Bent to Island to Replace Obsolete Craft. Plans for one, or possibly two, mass flights of new Navy patrol flying boats from the United States to Hawall are being considered by the Navy De- partment. ‘Twelve of the big airplanes are to be sent to Honolulu as replacements for obsolete craft now in service in the islands, and, in keeping with the policy inaugurated last year, when six patrol planes made a record flight to the islands, the new ships probably will be flown, rather than dismantled and shipped. It is understood the take-off is planned tentatively for about Janu- ary 20. It has not been decided whether all 12 planes will make the flight together or whether two flights of six each will be sent at different times, Emancipation Document Saved. ‘The emancipation proclamation is in the new Archives Building at Wash- ington. RoA Victos DEPENDABLE RADIO SERVICE AUTO AND HOME MODELS LEETH BROS. 8 AM. TO 8 P.M. 1220 13th St. N.W. ME. 0764 IN A NEW SHOW wirh ‘SHARLIE’ CLIFF HALL, MORTON BOWE and TOMMY DORSEY'S ORCNESTRA WMAL, 9:30 P.M. Sent by RALEIGH and K@L CIGARETTES THIS AFTERNOON'S PROGRAMS 12:00 |Merry Go Round 12:15 'Mary Marlin | 0 Freddie Rich's Orch. 12:45 Rosa Lee, soprano Honeyboy and Sassafras Curbstone Queries {Farm and Home Hour Salon Music News—Music Dlnce Music ‘The Gumps Between Bookends |Helen Trent Romance IRich Man’s Darling T1:00 |Joe White, tenor 1:15 |The High Hatters 1:30 |Dan Harding's Wife 1 45 |Happy Jack (Farm and Home Hour Vaughn de Leath Dot and Will Music From Texas ‘The Hollisters Steven Kennedy Siesta {Five Star Revue Tonic Tunes Clyde Barrie Make Believe Ma Perkins Vic and Sade 'The O'Nells _— e Hour of Charm |Follow the Moon Sundown Revue U. 8. Navy Band Rochester Civic Orch. Marley and Landt Jewish Women Salerno and Piano Melody Matinee Wakeman's Sports Page In a Woman's Eyes School of the Air Myrt and Marge Lew Salvo, organist Concert Orchestra Today's Winners Sundown Revue ‘Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie Jewish Women The Singing Lady Evening Star Flashes | THIS EVENING'S PROGRAMS Pianologues Johnson Family Salon Music ‘Wakeman's Sports Page “« - Chateau Laurier’s Orch. Melody Matinee Concert Miniatures Education Series The Dictators Chicago Varieties |London Singers |The World Dances Terry and Ted U. 8. Army Band Dinner Dance Education in News Dinner Club Lowell Thomas Tony Wakeman Tune Time Editorial and News Tango Tempos Apple Creek News Arch McDonald Man vs. Woman Renfrew of the Mounted ‘Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra Connie Gates Four Showmen Mary Small Bughouse Rhythm Spelling Bee Arthur Reilly Dinner Concert Constance Snow Shadows on the Clock Poetic Melodies Popeye the Sailor Ray Heatherton Boake Carter _ Fibber McGee and Molly 5 & e Richard Crooks, tenor 20,000 Yrs. in Sing Sing Richard Himber’s Orch. Contented Program o R Good National Radio Forum— Senator Byrd of Vi Hele'l‘: Hl{es in “Bambi” swe:tm E-ovfi Songs Bishop and Gargoyle .Yu:lfi Pen:l [News Bulletins Depnuw Alumni Five Star Final Tonic Time Detective Mysteries Old Melodies Rendezvous George Hamilton's Orch.| Stamp Club of the Air Heldt's Brigadiers “« w Pipe Smoking Time [Radio Theater Times Society WOL Concert News—Musie News—Nignt Owl Arthur Reilly ‘Midnight Frolic s BIll Strickland’s Orch. Lou Breeze's Orchestra Jimmy Garrett’s Orch. Sign off Gordon Hittenmark Gordon Hittenmark - Gordon Hittenmark P - - Gordon Hittenmark The Old Timer The Streamliners Morning Glories Night Watchman “« o w Today’s Prelude e Wake-Up Club Morning Devotions Dick Leibert Cheerio News Bulletins Art Brown Benny Meroff's Orch. 5 Rhythm Rhapsody ‘Wayne King’s Orch. Mom Dnl Ome Nelson's Orch. News Bulletins Red Nichols’ Orch, JANUARY 12, 1937, Musical Clock o3 Art Brown Art Brown P - - Art Brown Morning Concert “ o a News—Music Mal Hallett’s Orch. “ . Tsham Jones’ Orch. Night Watchman (1 hr) | Al Kavelin's Orch. EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW [Sun Dial Jean Abbey Richard Maxwell Betty Hudson Mrs. Wiggs John's Other Wife Just Plain Bill Farm - Farm The High Hatters 5 Dan Harding’s Wife Piano Duo and Home Hour | 'Vaughan de Leath Dot and Will Police Flashes—Music Higgins Humor in the News 'The O'Neills [Personal Column Vic and Sade Edward MacHugh TOMORROW AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Honeyboy and Sassafras Salerno end Organ | President’s Message This-and That “« u News—Music Dance Music and Home Hour o Chuch of the Air The Playgoer Words and Music ll\ull: Gu!ld Freddie Heller, baritone Ed Pitzgerald & Co. In the Music Room Bobby Worth, baritone Wekeman's Sports Page Song Harold Turner, pianist ‘Wakeman's Sports Page Betty and Bob Modern Cinderella John K. Watkins Milky Way Hits and Encores The Big Sister Home Makers' Exchange l 5 The Gumps 12:00 Between Bookends. Helen Trent Romance Rich Man’s Darling 'Tonic Tunes George Hall's Orch. 'Merrymakers Stylists School of the Air Pnlmer House Concert (Myrt and Marge | tor AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN—20 men want- ed at once selling new Plymouths for Northeast Washington's largest and new- est acalers recently _opened. best proposition town: experience not re- quired. See Mr. Schneider. Russcll Mo- Co.. 111 Baltimore Blvd.. Colmar nor, Md AUTO SALESMEN (new-car lient op- portunity for »* men with a background of seling_experience here in Washington or vicinity. Must have ability to sell 8 to 10 cars monthly. If this applies to you, con- o MacCutcheon or M Warren ibbitts. 1114 Vermont ‘We pay ihe hishest commission AUTO USED-CAR SALESMAN to sell from our 14th st. show room. Only men With selling _experience here in Wuhinvun or vicinity need apply. This is & really good spot if you can produce. We pay the high- est commission in town. Contact Mr. War- ren Sanders or Mr MacCutcheon at Hill & Tibbitts, 1114 Vermont ave. n.w. | BOYD SCHOOL. 13 D. ’WANTMAW Splendid opportunity for man with sales experience to act as assistant to manager of air conditioning department. Engineering is preferable but not_essential. Both ry and commission. Pmnlnent position for the man who qu c Mr. Phillips, Met. 4840, to 5:30 pm. Grifita Consumers Co ia13 New_York ave. ‘We have vacancies in enllblllh.d Toutes for good men willing to work 8 hours per day in D. C. or suburban territories. Ex- perience unnecessary. WE TRAIN YOU. Good income. Apply 513 K St. N. W, 9 am. to 4 pm.s WHITE MAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS A permanent position in & high-class store for & intelligence and ex- perience. State Address Box 184-A, 8t SAI.ESMEN. MEN WANTED IMMED! every day; steady work all ye own Rawleigh route. which are es! cesses throughout America. aily necessities needed ever profits. lowest prices. best values. ence not needed. Use our capit leigh's. DCA-4-K. Chy MAN carefully looking about to Drer Tia position. who 15 capable of mane aging an office. will find & permanent con- nection by answering this ad. This con- nection wil' lead to & $5.000 executive position, which is now "open. Address Box_49-Z. 8! SALESMAN. cor ewonumce ‘e school experi- ence: must have automobile. willing to travel Va. and Md.; leads furnished: op- portunity for promotion: drawing account allowed. For personal interview. telephone Refrigeration Eng, Inst. Mr. Kreln. Hotel EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. _ DOMESTIC. RUPHER'S_EXCHANGE has 0ol mothers' heipers. laundresses. _clei houseworkers, _kitchen heip, ete.; ences._ DOMESTIC AI( Dec D8 b, turnishes cooks, & maids,_housemen, butlers, kitchen helper OPENINGS for cooks, €.h.w., maids. help- ers part time: . Domestic Agency. 1925 9th RELIABLE Agency. Dec. b: n.w., has cooks, maids, wa &h ri-time, day workers, housex:len 1407 11th C., MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1937. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. HELP AND SITUATIONS. B—13 —By BAER “AND THIS ONE I GOT THROUGH AN EVENING STAR WANT HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. RECREATION RMS. beautifully and cheap- ly done.Consultations. estimates and < signs free. Mr. Klapp, Wisconsin 4461-W, evenings. WILL BUILD b or 6 r_house acco own plans tor $5 ordina workmanship; A-1 references. TAKE ADVANTAGE p KE ADV/ OoF ouRAww rmcu Papering Heating Fllnllfl‘ Blooring Plumbf Ren ode CAH MR Tsrl!ni at Melrobomlb 0854 s ME MODERNIZIN 1000 3th B0 MW Mimne Bl C1e5%0g0. “FEDERAL HOUSING RATES, Payments as low as §5 monthly: nothii down; up to b vears to pay. Esti Oll Burners poren lnclomrn PORCHES, }_'TC RFMOD!LINO ROYAL CONTEAC'I'ING Co,, Graduate Engineers. 907 15th St. N.W, __National 3803_ Night A 1ams Rsznw REMODEL YOUR HOME FOR WINTER, SAVE 20% | D WITH A PINANC!ALLY RESPO! IEIBL! AND RELIABLE AVA)LF Ys»ivfinflzlflr OF T%R(’Aw“n'lg& SING SDERAL HOUSING ACT WHICH REMODEL FROM A’I'I‘IC 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. 14* GENERAL CONTRACTING., It 1s good sense to save cents. Get my | free’ estimate and save dollars. No job smali.” Anything from cellar to roof, 3_1nth st. n.w. Columbia 5910 Remodelmg—Repamng of All Kinds. Painting—Papering. NO DOWN PAYMENT. SITUATIONS MEN. (Continued.) PERSONAL. (Continued.) INSI'IUCTION COURSES nUH.'rON LINOTYPE SCHOOL. Printcraft ¥.. teaches you in’ short time: heips you et ons Jow rates 12 GREGG. SHORTHAND. "t arith., speed dictation: beginne: 12 Vlews: thdividual instruction. Decatur 3"“ HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books and home study courses with auestions and swers ai various prices: quality oazs. st.n.w Complete msszL . Training Through approved course with ‘anm shop experience. dress iesel Bt Box 1305 Brar o AIR CONDITIONING makes v b Become an expert: qualify for well paid, important position. Thorough. practical training at low cosi. Approved. specialized school indorsed by leading manufacturers. Get details at once, Write Atlantic Utill- ties Inst._Address Box 454-2. o LEARN _Stenography Bnnkkezmnl c-lzu lating Machine Operating. ACCOUNTI Letter Writing. Large Employment Alency Gpenings houily. Ne BOYD SCHOOL. 1 GREGG SHORTHAND by eiper. teache beginners: review: speed dictation. Pr vate lessons; moderate rates Dec. JAN AUTO LESSONS for permit, easy nlrkml and clutch control: car furnished. Call the “Old Reliable™ Foster Hartwell, Met. 1505, RIC_REPRIGERATI! T ELECTR AIR_CONDITIONING. Men with fai: education who are me- chanically inclined and would like to better | themselves. Must be willing to train spare time to learn instaliing and servicing work. Write. _giving _ace. esent _occupation, phone, ete _Utilities Engineering Institute; Address Box_176-A. Star office 13s Refrigeration-Air Conditioning. !Rgrx:\'m, dependabl 2#-year-old | instructors: COLUMBIA _TECH- n.w. Met. Factory” trained school now. CAL INSTITUTE. 1519 F st LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. FREE CATALOGUE_-EASY TERMS. MABELLE HONOUR, 19 Years of Successful Training. 1340 New York Ave N.W. “MARCH OF DIESE 32 pages. 104 illustrations: the amazing story of Diesels. without cost or obligation. Stmply ad- dress a penny post card (state age) to EMPHILL DIESEL Blvd. L. 1. City. N. Y. Old.?t“.g:lul Diesel Schools. | doctor’s office TYPING wanted to take home, copying of letters, theses. tabulation. typing of all kinds. Ten cente per original sheet. five cents per carbon copy. Underwood clear- pe machine, Work may be malied If | desired or I will call for it. All work re- turned in person for inspection: excellent Itferences. Josesh K. Andrews. ire 2Kth st. n.w. Adams Sor 11e wx"u “TO PLACE my excellent chauffeur | and houseman. Call Emerson 031K, WORK wanted by & university civil _engineer. experienced in railway. highway. drainage. municipal and praisal engineering: also in office man; ment. correspondence. co-ordinatio interdepartmental routines crans. 424 Maryland ave. n'e etc. LADY | garten and grades. all | French. singing and or half day- transnor Columbia_rds. Adams 6:49. | HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY own method. Results efective for a L | time or money back. Write for bookle | drugs or sureery. 1345 Columbia rd. _A onic irriga dence or LET D o wm_\' Youuc. MAN, colored. wants job n nmu de- boy. houseman or porter; honest & pendable._North 689, YOUNG MAN. 24. wishes to start at bot- tom toward executive Do advertising and business experience: at figures. typewriting correspondence canvassing or solici jon or partnership: good no snumdns WOMEN, BOOKKEEPER. d 15 years e knowledge of cost sccounting, general fice and genolfrnlphm work'" Address CLE years' experien Phone Lincoln HOUSEKEEPER. white wants light “work: motherless home preferred: references: city. out. Call. wrlte, 636 32nd st se. PRACTICAL NURSE desires position knowledge of bookkeep Phone Adams 0735, 1 woman, on as g companion, Address Box % in 3 and_tyving. F1 i._collexe graduate. wishes pos 55 secretary-companion, care for children. Star office STENOGRAPHER and typist: experienced also in_ secretarial and general clerical work. Address Box 216-A. Star office. 12° STENOGRAPHER and _typist. beginner. high school graduate. two vears college. Call Adams 3593 after 1 p.m. Monday. {OGRAPHER - SECRETARY. years' exp. technical dictation. secretarial work excellent ref. Box 49-A. Star off TYPIST some ahonhmd erienced. ple. Mite Gordon. Lincoin 9541 _— SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. HELP WOMEN. 'COLLECTOR OR SOLICITOR, full or part time; permanent position to reliable man also ‘advertising solicitor, _National 4 COLLECTOR. exverienced_with car. Local office larke New York firm has vacancy for 2 men. Must be acquainted with resi- dential district and qualify for fidelity bond. Apply by mail. stating qualifica- tlons. to Mr. G. B. Stevens. Address Box 47-2. Star office. COUNTERMAN wanted: al reliable. " honest. sober. for night work. Apply_Jack’s Liunch. 5344 Wisconsin_ave. CURB_ATTENDANTS, over 18 years: zood tips _meals _ ADply 5111 _Georgia ave. n.w. MAN with auto. who has had some car- pentry experience and can read biueprints for outside work with iocal lumber and millwork firm: state age. education and salury expected: answer in_own handwrit- ing. _Address Box__ ._Star office. _11% MAN. between 40 and 55 who it looking about for permanent position. This con- nection will lead to a responsible executive position. Now open to the man who can uality. Sales experience helpful but not necessary.__Address Box 50-2, Star_office. MAN. dependable. will be given permanent work wit salary, commission and bonus arrangement; average earnings. S18 per week._Apply 1410 H st. n.w.. Room 104. ® MAN for local grocery roule no experi- ence required. but must be willing to give prompt service to approximately 200 cus- tomers. “Avply 8 to 10 a.m. 110 $th s MAN to act as local dealer for large Tionally’ advertised " organization: married preferred; neat appearance required: some sales experience would be helpful but not nel‘:us‘urh Apply Y79 Natl, Press Bldg., all-around man, BEAUTY EXPERT. facial o knowledge “of cosmetic sel Emile. Inc. Copn._av BEAUTY opnufl'on ary: marcel waver and all-around i Asply n person i 3648 Geor small nmce single, age. dress Box 4 Star office CURB ATTENDANTS. over 18 yei tips. meals. _Apply 5111 Georgia ave. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER—Small salury. “Glve age experience and phong number._Address_Box sm— office. * GIRL—Small office, Sil ng. Tequires {he Services of wirl. some knowledge book- keeping and typink: give full particulars and salary expected. Address Box 51- Star_office. GIRL for drug store and fountain worl experienced: references. Continental Phar- North_Capitol at. GIRLS. white (two). to work in Dakery. Must have best ciiy references. Apply 2306 Penna. ave. se. GIRLS, 4, over 18. for order dept. ex- Derience Tiot csential; salary discusied &t personal interview; permanent work to those who qualify. Apply 312 Evans blds. 1420 New York ave. GIRLS AND LADIES (7): factory branch personal sales expansion: no experience Siirea We train you. Salgry. commission and bonus of $9 to start. Steady work; no lav-off. (AZPly Miss Brénner. Suite ios, d Bidg.. 1410 H = NURSE. white, tampel!m to llvt in home and care for 1%-yr.-old child: emmnca snd references. "Address Box 149-X, § MAN. married: own or able to drive light car: 'we can use to call on regular cus- tomers._Address Box Star office MAN, not_satisfied with present earnings, who has les experience. we can place. Address Box 187-A. Star office. MEN, 2. experienced in electrical appliance sales, prospects furnished. ~Also full time on floor at food show. Only men who can come well recommended will be considered. Hl'hest commlsu%r'l' Dlld Apply John EN mnemployed, wllhn worker: be irained for our customers' dept.; $9 salary, commission and bonus arrangement. average earnings about S18 weekly. Apply Mr, Mack. Suite 104, Maryiand Bidg., 141 st. n.w. MEN; art time; experience necessar: making $1 per hour. Star_office. ‘MUSICIANS—AIto, tenor, trumpet. piano. We have been doing & good business for three years and now wish to organize a p;{mln?nt upit, Call’ Potomac ~1745.M can place two: men doing this Address Box 37 BALBLADY. experienced ladies’ con dresses, to take charge entire depi: g salary to right person. Write P. O. Box 1455, Washil . B u.mwou:n thoroughly _experienced. for smart ladies’ ready-to-wear lpe:l ty shop. Mun bi‘thoronl y experienced and attractive—others need not apply. Liberal salary and commission. Must be willing to w'grk evenings. Address Box 362-W, Star office. [CITORS. excellent proposition. Apply between 4 and 8. SUPERVISOR all eoffee shop: must be expmenced 70 cafeteria work and food preparation; under 35 years; references fequired. Aply Tally-H> Tes Shol 0 17 ‘phone RED GIRL wants job as maid in fifi? beauty salon; experienced. Atlan- | 5 young colored oszL HOUSEWORK by fotored woman; experienced; references. 10067 SIS s mother's all Atlant cflloud wis| st-class_ cook; Metropolitan GIRL, colored. neat. reli Shambermaid or waitres time:_reference GIRL colored. wants general housework. cooking; no laundry. Ask for Ruth. Nort %o home nights. GIRL. refined. wis vork 1 nurs :;D!Henced cnu Noll l! st HOUSEMAN. colored_ best city refs. fteady mork | 1n boarding house. Call sw nnu LAUNDRESS. colored: best emppea most reasonable in city; call and deliver; refs. Lucflle Robertson. _ Lincoln 4145. NDRESS. experienced. rellable: ref: ol Tor. @eitver, sunny yard: punde, fame ily.__Col._760: un dried: DF 0 take h UNDRY wanted to take hom ¢ sun dried: LA 10 years' city reference. Metropolitan 0860 ‘i some progressive business to work | mall_salary_to | for as little as § tight ur add beautiful m'.mxe of how we do it phone Columbia 1432 n}mne Atlantic 6700, MARGARET _SCHOOL—KINDER- t. No Dl; SOMMERWERCK. a; | PiYSIO-THERAPY mznvm-r: L coL tratned rad E; guaran- be had from of death call 9. 410 plan financing. Small amount C: us now. FREE ESTIMATES H. 1. PASSETT, INC., _ 1205 L 8t. N.W. National 1260. MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING OLDSMOBILE TO “MIAMI 21st: room for two; hel expenses; refer- 837, 11 P.H A each month, CAMERA REPAIRS. CAMERA REPATRING FULLER & @'ALBERT. mb)unsm LA e Pnone Nn oo _HOUSE. © rooms: rent Must ' be sold Monday. 1008 H st. _Met. 4813 | ROOMING-] BUARDI\G (19th_ at ) m! ; oil heat: owner wil CAnL000: terms st Met. 45 oty = (terms “Capitai Metropol S Hsn JSED FURNITURE and sntioue business NURSING HOME | Por invalids and convalescents. 1833 Phone Kalorama rd. n.w. or will consider | rr..qt,.: pArty; real opportunity | 1301 Wisconsin ave. West 22 ROOMIN rofitable: no agent; nership with L usir;mb REPAIRS & SERVICE. n income, & S600° down, Ad- | dress Box "Star omee. a0 | RESTAURA 1 " painted and BEDDING. MATTRESSES box spr piliows Tefo; best prices and Wash Mattress Co 9L BRICKLAYER firepiaces ages s w Areoiaces St tncnecra 16 CARPENTER. 8§rOwing north suburbs on 3 s. Will consider on shares. ‘v _BINGO_ GAME. complete: & no »:lmrme offer refused. Iding and remodeline. brick and ce- _Ph ELECTRIC WIRING, pairs: 6-r. house fixtures & base plugs Regal Elec. Co.._s4¢ Upshur n.w._Co! ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. 'ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION. :mn;n-s Free g Terms Il DesA.red FLOGR woax—s.rdm; .m 1 Anishine rk guaranteed. C. C ton. 903 Longfellow st. B. FURNITURE FINISHER. polish and_ seratches bed room living and uites: $8.05. Met. 0094 Fixtur end _r )R-A." Star o { ROOMING, HO ted at once Ad 1 T*Vr'inonmcmm_v‘; 'ooms: price, 300; tern \{1« \{rCo'fl 1008 H st. 1 ‘_o e ROOMING HOLSE—]? ms. rent, $60: price, $700: Ke’mrr 1008 H & ith others. You are under o obli sations. Bave money. _ Call National o S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.-W. nn‘x Columbia ROOMS $5 U guaranteed 06 Oneida pl_n.w ! £ PAPERING GEORGE. PAPERING—FIVE hall. $40 and up Q mechanics. Call any time. Randolph G._P. Reasonable prices: work guarantes Sl 130 Webster st. PAPERING, work: guaranteed. Call Columbia 1889. PAPERING. _ PAINTING grices; work guaranteed: Col. RT’ 8 Kenyon PAPERING, | PAIN‘!’ING— 1. 0396, any time. A Geo 91A% White PAINTING., PLASTERING — Special low prices this week: do my own eal direct with mechanic for better work at lowest prices. [ETZ_Col. MAID. nursemaid, light cooking or day Work by Southern’colored girl; references. tic 5721. s Teliable. situation as keeping apartment undays. North ‘WOMAN. colored. office malid, cleaning, ,"nlr1 employed couple; no YOUNG GIRL. colored, wants work, gen- eral housework or mother's helper; good reference. District 5198. PERSONAL. WHILE YOU bofi?agm chm 601, MEN ON'L “INFRA DETRA violet treats., electric cab. ;um\fi.unx ma chine. 929 Eve. Dlnrlctiq.pi 5 Z CONVALESCENTS, ELDER 5D A Tox: Bast Toga. kind care: elevator; ref. District 67 PALSE TEETH lmexnncy to ., 14th NEARB —GRAD. NURSE HAS ROOM for convalescent and rest cases i hilltop beautiful, sunny r auiet: good Tood: - Walnu Dm xnemncod. mn' snd at- Apply 5111 Geol WOMEN. refined. intelligent, mll’Hed Dn- ferred. sell hosiery end lingerte: commis- cmm xiven; opportunity tablish business. 3 55 Brertze PART-TIME | !Al.ssuml wanted to seu new Plymouth cars, evenings spai Lime: excellent proposition to mi money. Mr. Schneider, Rus o, 111 ‘Baltimore Bivd. Colmar Manor, P'HARMACIBT full and part time. age. experience. references and s pected. Address Box 207 PHARMACIST—Good, permanent._position for experienced. competent. active man. State experience. age, refere: t Address Box 148-A. Star office. PRINTER familiar with setting type and make ready on platen job presses, also on Miller_automatic feeders. “Apoly 228 lst L ESTATE BPECIALIST will #ive ex: clunve on new. first-class subdivision; leads furnished. Apply in person, 913 Pi a SALESMEN (4) to fill yacancies caused by promotions: guaranteed salary; permanent work for thou who ‘,ulmy. Apply 312 Evans Eldg.. 1420 N. SHOE nmu.m. thoroughly experienced. QRly those with Idcal reference need appiy. See_manager, 1306 P st. n.w. DA_DISPENSER. 21 o¥ over, 'm: dr\ll store luncheonette exner ence; refer- ences. Dupont Pharmacy, lfiflfiM TWI!.VI J!WIBR YOUNG !lI‘N between the a nd 3¢ 254, commission: xfln‘l—‘l}elfvsr] lgm' tmcfl;y store; mu experie; . Te! e Apply 400 Kentiedy st. el o YOUNG MAN of neat appea - eral office. work: must %2’.’:‘“’ 5 Sood mathematician: ‘small salary to lurz. h ::odh:!:‘ldl;u‘ ot tl‘vlnum!nt a "er in n T vin e 5 e e YOUNG MAN with following for budget tire and accessory store; selling and credit experience. Address Box 400 -X. Star office. YOUNG MAN to work in delicatessen if"f must be experienced; reference. 1328 VBE two more men of good r tween the ages of 21 and 45, lllh rC 'd'x;lkver oermu:i elmlnnm& 0 loADM(! T r._Roth. 1260 '_‘2n; > ‘: s HELP DOMESTIC. GENERAT, cnm:wonxl:n (Sxverienct fond of children: stay Md. Pnone Wisconsin’ 50 iy GIRL, colored. fol' ghw. and laundry; live ‘in; $5 week. Teference required. Georgia_4364. 5005 _4th st. n.w. GIRL !or general houuwnrk. small family, 14.1 Crittenden_s! OUSEKEEPER mv 'emmoua couple. two chllflren school stay nights; ‘“fi ref- erence.__Add: - 211-A, Star OUSEKEEPER, _ white, -mr home’ mind W "EAN cook; $5 nt Characier feférénces Becessary. Awl 006 Columbia _rd.. apt. 41, after 7 p.m. 11* WOMAN, white, vicinity 7th and Eve sty stay Tnights_with children, 7:3 o 11 m._Call National 3751. YOUNG GENTILE WOMAN. white. refined and reliable, to assist with housework and care of two small chllflrg l 80 to 7 30 daily.” two evenings weekiy. §0 Bome nisns. Experience and so0d Sty nhu;ng;l necessary. Call Columbis 3600, SITUATIONS MEN. ol ke HAmUE—Ynunl colored_man. free 1o trael; good references. Call Decatt 'UR. _white single. best ref., wishing ' position ~with private !lmlly. Metropolitan_0473. e u TK i 0Cery an catessen: m. ulhble. Powmu T lo will give MAR, colored, m: e hay m Vi l l"lnl Shiving permic. Ml or wite, 217 Ward LANSBURGH BROS. Pern!n!n! position open for onmt‘la es to assist outside Cant must make #pod appes ave Tet- gronces. fourth” door. 8:30 Am. tadee ‘&m.‘g g xperienced: utility, bouse, er. waiter; plity reference; lace. Lester. Potol 505. Tie: Regisiered Mo D. C. & rv" Do not le. 8. object to small uvn. Aure- m-:. Star oflu STATI ARY ENGINEER. 17 ex- Cll dfl L ‘worl II‘."-’ own of per} mes prefer My SMALL x-mb or infa somal attention to_ diet, I Phone Georl 4216, ESTIMATES. ER. 202-A_ BATES DEC PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. SCRAPING FREE 7.6 DERSHIEHI\I- Wash.'s Lasgest Rooming House E;f})fiu. FOR SALE—OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN BALTIMORE. 1-0uest house, filled; high-class business: " ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN, RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR 1 2 rooms, ofl heat: rent. $125 Check _income. Nicely throushout, Good resson for “sliine, Owner wili sacr: 00. Down payment only 573" Shauld he sold Mon- day. National 9654. S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. Wash.'s Largest Rooming House B{g! T, 4th. Long furnished PAPERHANGING done at once. $4 & nd up. including paper: best wo Ship: White mechanic. Geor PAPERHANGING-PAINTING—Rooms | pered. §5 up lumbia 641 PAPERING. PAINTING—In: teed work: reasonable. _445 Kenyon st. n.w. patching. pointing does best woi Perdue. 614 Kastle pl. n.e. PLASTERING repairs. chimney: damp walls._ I Lincoln_4: up. " Get roofs; reas. pa- I satisfy. J. N. Tolson, Co- on_ better Mm‘ PLASTERING. repairing. straight new work the man who rk at reasonable prices. Lloyd . Linc. 5641. 11° stucco resurfaced, . waterproof basements. Minnick. P ___MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ACCORDIONS—Special v s in recondl- tl]nxl;led instruments: ni, 51"-bcu, Sl Euaranteed Kitt’s._1330 G st ADDIN\; MACHINE, Burro: § ‘guatanteed” Derfeci o bargain: 14th ional 6063. ADD RESSOGRAPH. hand model, with 100 nlllrrs of o to_your mngl?{ list flze. RECREATION ROOMS beaut: l!ully o evenings. SAVE REAL M Y. 1 hne Bse CoE up L. Crowell. Columbia 5543. WEATHER | STRIPPING ing windows. TU] VILLE. 1 s.e. Lincoln 4662. Estimates fri 16 lnd y done: consultation. estimates and S free e M Rioh, Wisconsin 44810, Paper and paint now any tme. And caulking stops drafts. dust and Jeak- RBER 17 11th st. ee. ANTIQUES—Large _collection old _giass, china,” silver, bric-a- ‘mirrors. llmb relics. furniture. Edelson’s. 618 BED ROOM. dining room suites. couch, rugs davenport suite; single, Jou beds, 'typewriter. wardrobe. stove. hmnx, occ. chairs. Edeiman. 3303 Geor BICYCLES—Rolifast and other nun nun mheels. Hazelion Biczcle & Goods Store. 424 9th n. BRICKS! LUMBER! DX Doo ST Large sup- ply in stock for immediate sales. Her- furth. Half and O sts. se. THE TIMID SOUL. Dow CLEANER IA"?I :lL’dlAVS GET A RISE oo'l' OF MR.MILQUETOAST —By WEBSTER BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBIN rial {rom many wrecking fobs: las lection at hlr(l‘h prices. HECHINGI l CO. Material DCM. 6th & C 8t e. 1605 _Nichol BRICK. LUMm lhllflllnl lron See Bullock. at 24th and G call_Cleveland_4691. e wU'LAT(‘R Monroe, perfect condition, 75 by mulifplies e d s groiector gains_daily._ Robbin’s, 529 14th &t. DIAMONDS, odds and ends of ‘uld Jewelr many old estate bleces, auite a few wit diamonds: rings Puu brac lavaliers, p. Nal Tewairs” Even 018 P Tisole style. 4 T:c'nuc <o burner: oot ckonmnun F3150750 ‘inscaied: ) syg Fst.nw. 555 ft- U uaranteed per- ers as low ag EBUEHIL A u FRIGIDAIRES, fect “condition. pre-inventory price. llm, new-box tee: lmlller boxes. L. P. 5!4 4th W.. corner R. cost 8350, new, excellent condluam well marked, n.w., between 7 rueoon .n& ACK! vy dut ydraulie; hoisting Jacks. P Pederu Junk Co. wunm 2nd n-na 'zu o S0y el 'st Wied nd 3x8. flx lengths. M. Ame: $16 to $275. Brg el suppiles, “uUnited: National 60t {rigerators, oll-burner belts, bearings. brushes; rej display, Carty, OPFICE, RE. hew, ska. Haire, ming Cablocts. Washing Co.. new location. §00 & now. xfu“u" 286, ornc PFURNITURE—A large assort: ' lece: it 1o §f used picces at low prices B ‘Baumge O] eg}-‘p ".hn‘ Am.ommu and control PIANO. upright: 'xeellzn condition, Greenwood 2727-J. MOTORS, blowers fans winding. vmd