Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1937, Page 32

CAPITAL’S THIS AFTERNOON’S Foster Memorial Mary Mason M\uic IChurch Related Colleges Words and Music THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTO WEDNESDAY JANUA RY 13, 1937 HELP AND SIT UATIONS Rapio P PROGRAMS ‘Wakeman's Sports ‘Wakeman’s Sports Black and 'White Guid Harold Turner, pianist S ROGRAMS JANUARY 13, 1937. Page |Through a Woman's Eyes| 2:00 School of the Air 2:15 i £ 2:30 2:45 Page Myrt and Marge Pepper Young's Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade 'The O'Neills Bailey Axton, tenor cannnenm Varieties Von Unschuld Piano CI'b Wakeman'’s Sport Page Harold Stokes' Orch. T 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Manhattan Matinee Melodic Moments |Henry Busse’s Orch. Follow the Moon Sundown Revue Sundown Revue Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annle Parent.s and Teachers Alice Hutchins Drake Tea Time Airbreaks The Singing Lady Evening Star Flashes THIS EVENING’S PROGRAMS Today's Winners Len Salvo, organist Johnson Family Cocktail Capers “ Dinner Dance Amos ‘n Andy Uncle Ezra Jack Randolph Do You Know? One Man’s Family SR Mario ‘Wayne King Our American Schools Dinner Club Lowell Thomas [Easy Aces Unsung Champions Merry-go-Round [Ethel Barrymore ‘Tony Wakeman Dinner Concert News and Editorial Fats Waller Records Institute of Music “ . Del Casino London Singers The World Dances Terry and Ted ! Apple Creek News Arch McDonald Man vs. Woman Renfrew of the Mounted Hawalian Melodies Arthur Reilly Cozzi Dance Music nd Five Star Final Count Basey's Orch. 'Tonic Time Detective Mysteries [Poetic Melodies Popeye the Sailor J. Fred Essary Boake Carter Cavalcade of America Burns and Allen Town Hall Tonight Pro!essioml Parade Sinfonietta Louis c Board 0 5 Senator O'Mahoney 11:00 News—Night OWwl 11:15 |Arthur Reilly n 30 | demght Fruuns |Meredith Wilson's Orch. |Tales of Opera |News Bulletins Slumber Hour smromem Don Bestor's Orch. News Bulletins Brownlow of Trade Hungarian Ensemble Skeeter Palmer's Orch. Andre Kostelanetz's Orch. Beauty Box Theater [Scadla8ad “Gang Busters” Moon Dial Art Brown, organist Ted Weems' Orch. Rep. Maverick of Tex. Benny Goodman's Orch. News Bulletins Roger Pryors Orch. 0 |Gus Arnhflm s Orch. | Night Lights Out ‘Watchman Eddy Duchin’s Orch. Emerson Gill's Orch. Mlxim !-owe 's Orch. Sleepy Time Sign Off Gordon Hittenmark 'Night Watchman, (1 hr.) Lights Out ARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW JANUARY 14, 1937. Sterling Young’s Orch. “« o w Sign Off Gordon Hittenmark Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions Morning Melodies Cheerio Musical Clock Art Brown Art Brown Gt |Gordon Hittenmark The Streamliners ol Morning Glories = News Bulletins Breakfast Club Morning Matinee News—Music Sun Dial As You Like It Betty Hudson Mrs. Wiggs John’s Other Wife Just Plain Bill |Today’s Children Charles Harrison, tenor Viennese Sextet Josh Higgins Camille Taylor Singing Strings Police Flashes—Music Art Brown, organist Betty and Bob Mocdern Cinderella Hymns of All Churches John K. Watkins 11:00 |David Harum 11:15 Backstage Wife 11:30 \Tnnngle Club 11:45 | The Wife Saver P.M. TON The O'Neills Personal Column Vic and Sade Edward MacHugh MORROW AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Mu.sicfll Merry ‘Go Round Milky Way |Christian Science /The Big Sister |Homemaker's Exchange 12:00 Midday Merry Go Round 12:15 Story of Mary Marlin 12:30 (Gene Arnold and Cadets 12 5 |Science Clubs Honeyboy and Eassafras Organ Recital Armchair Quartet Farm and Home Hour News—Music ‘Dlnce Mu.sxc ‘Mnrgueme Padula The High Hatters Dan Harding's Wife Happy Jack Farm and Home Hour Vaughn de Leath Dot and Will Song Styles Ad Club Lunch ‘The Gumps |Between Bookends |Helen Trent Romance Rich Man’s Darling |Afternoon Rhythms [Eton Boys Academy of Medicine Howells and Wright “IMusic Guild Mary Mason Pepper Young's Family |Ma Perkins Vie nnd Sade WS Follow the Moon |Sundown Revue Opera Words and Music . . 'Women's Clubs E Maurice Dumesnil Minute Men Rochestru Phxlhlrmonic Light Opera |Answer Me This ‘Wakeman'’s Sports Page Harold Turner, pianist ‘Wakeman's Sport Page Palmer House Ensemble ’fhe Captivators {School of the Air Myrt and Marge Ed Fitzgerald & Co. Wakeman's Sport Page *| Theater Mntmee Do You Remember? Today’s Winners Guild 5 | Concert Hall o U. S. Army Band - e |While the City Sleeps Tom Mix Jack Armstrong HOUSING FACILITIES | HELD INADEQUATE Licensing of Rooming Houses . Urged in Address by Miss Hill. Washington's lack of housing facili- #ies, especially for poor families, was stressed by Miss M. Alice Hill, direc- tor of the public assistance division of the Department of Public Welfare, in an address Monday before a funcheon meeting of the Washington Council of Social Agencies at the Y. W. C. A. 3uilding. | “When visitors come to \b‘«'uhmg-K ton,” said Miss Hill, “they are always | taken on sightseeing tours to see our, beautiful public buildings, memorials, | ert gallerles and museums. If a member of the staff of the public assistance division were to conduct them on a tour of the parts of the city in which our poor live there would be & very different story to tell. Such visitors would probably return home with such stories for their Con- gressmen that something might, per- haps, be done to improve other parts of the city. “Washington's problem of the scarcity of houses and apartments is doubled and tripled for those who must live on relief. Landlords do not want to rent to relief clients. They know too well how insecure and in- adequate their allowances are.” Referring to the rooming house situation, Miss Hill stressed “how adly we need licensing of rooming houses, inspection of rooming houses and more stringent follow-up for in- fectious disease in rooming houses.” WILL OF MRS. HARMAN DISPOSES OF $220,000 Four Children Are Principal Bene- ficiaries—Trust Fund Left to Granddaughters. Disposing of an estate valued at approximately $220,000, the will of Mrs Eugenia Edwards Harman, widow of Frank P. Harman, formerly presi- dent of the Commercial National Bank, was filed for probate in Dis- trict Court late yesterday. Mrs. Harman died January 2 in Garfleld Hospital after a brief illness. Her four children were the princi- pal beneficiaries under the will. They are Mrs. Mary Floyd Snider, Mrs. Harriet H. Early, Frank P. Harman, gr., and Everette McDowell Harman. The Washington Loan & Trust Co. was named executor and trustee of oy cndnSas h8nd Vocational Guidance A Capella Choir The Singing Lady & $40,000 trust fund for the benefit of Mrs. Harman's two granddaugh- ters, Arline Engart Harman and Eu- genia S. Harman Whiting. The re- mainder of the estate was left in equal parts to her four children. It cenaisted principally of seourities. ) Piano Capers Johnson Family Chateau Laurier Orch. Questions Before Cong. All Hands on Deck |{The World Dances a2 1 8a8 58wS 68585868 4 Air Headliners Domestic. :00 p.m—WJSV, Manhattan Matinee. 5 p.m.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. Evening Programs. 0 pm—WRC, “One Man's Family”; WOL, “Five Star Final”; WJSV, Cavalcade of America. 8:30 p.m.—WRC, Wayne King's Orchestr: WMAL, Ethel Barrymore; WJSV, Burns and Allen. 9:00 p.m.—WRC, Town Hall To- night; WMAL, Profes- sional Parade; WJSV, Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra. 10:00 pm.—WRC, Your Hit Pa- rade; WJSV, “Gang Busters.” 10:30 p.m.—WRC, Meredith Wil- son’s Orchestra. 11:15p.m.—WMAL, Slumber Music. 11:30 pm.—WRC, Midnight Frolics. Short-Wave Programs. 0 p.m.—ROME, News in Eng- lish and Band Concert, 2RO, 31.1 m,, 9.63 meg. 7:00 p.m.—MOSCOW, Art Re- view, RAN, 312 m, 9.6 meg. 8:30 p.m.—BERLIN, Press Re- view, DJD, 25.4 m,, 11.77 meg. 10:05 p.m.—LONDON, Scenes from “Twelfth Night,” GSD, 25.5 m., 11.75 meg. 12:00 midnight—TOKIO, Over- seas Program, JVH, 20.5 m., 14.6 meg. Philadelphia Arrests Drop. Arrests in Philadelphia totaled near- ly 30,000 less in 1936 than in 1935, the Police Bureau reports. The 1936 figure was 105,16 Always a Year Ahead DEPENDABLE AUTO AND HOME MODELS LEETH BROS. 8 AM. TO 8 P.M. 1220 13th St. N.W. ME. 0764 Auto Trouble? > 24-Hour Service ci co-.uol.lvc ° 614 HNW. DL 2775 CITIZENS ENTERTAINED A musical and sponsored by Mrs. Anna May Gar- rett featured the meeting last night of the Barry Farm Citizens’ Associa- | tion, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi G. Brown, 2846 Elvans road southeast. - Mrs. Clandine T. Trivers was named as a delegate to the Com- munity Center Advisory Council in & short business session presided over by Elzie S. Hoffman, president of the association. PALMOLIVE BEAUTY BOX THEATRE STARRING Tonight 9:30 to 'IO:OO P.M. Suuwn WISV [} | America” literary program | MISS DRAGONETTE OPENS NEW SERIES Romberg’s “The New Moon” Will Be Premier Vehicle Tonight. ESSICA DRAGONETTE, cele- brated radio soprano, will be starred in a new series of musical love stories starting tonight on WJSV and other Columbia stations at 9:30 o'clock under the title “Beauty Box Theater.” SigmundRomberg’s famous operetta, “The New Moon,” will serve as Miss Dragonette’s premier vehicle. She will be supported by James Wilkinson, baritone, and Al Goodman's Or- chestra. The remainder of the series will be based on the plots and scores of famous operettas distinguished for their powerful, romantic situations. SENATOR JOSEPH C. O'MAHONEY, Democrat, of Wyoming, is schcd- uled for a broadcast on WRC at 10:45. His topis is “National Charters for National Commerce.” ‘HE story of John Wesley Hyatt, founder of two great industries— | plastics and roller bearings—will be dramatized during the “Calvacade ot program on WJSV at 8 Don Voorhees and his orchestra will provide the descriptive music. INO MARTINTI, tenor, will feature Bartholemy's “Triste Ritorni” and Sandoval's “I Come to You" during his recital with Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra on WISV at 9. The orchestra will contribute ‘The Girl Friend” and “Raggin’ the Scale.” J FRED ESSARY, Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, will discuss the presidential inauguration plans over WJSV at 7:30. This topic is “A Foretaste of the Inauguration.” HELP_ MEN. AUTO MECHANIC. capable_to take charge of private truck garage. One able to do body repair and painting preferred. State age. wages experience and reference, dress Box 196-A. Star office. BRICKLAYERS wanted at Linden ave. and Washiugton ave. off Russell rd.. Rosemont, Alexandria. Va. = CARPENTER CONTRACTORS We sublet trim work on several new houses in I J0_Chandler Bldg. COLLECTOR. with car: experienced oniy good salary and commission. Sloans Credit, 735 7th St n.w. COLLEGE STUDEN' permanent. Apply Eye st. n.w. EXPERIENCED service station men: mus ve reference Miller's Super-Service Sta. Ton, Ba sve: and Guiey oe e GROCERY CLERK. Berger's Marki Est.nw. GROCERY CLERK ro;'mninm work: 53 " experienced. with knowledge of ‘meat cuiting: references. 3174 Mt. Pleasant st. n.w HIGH-SCHOOL GRADUATE, fications_ and _background. B1R-A. Star office. 5% it MAN for laundry and dry-cleaning route must be neat and aggressive; zood sa excellent future. Address Box Star office o MAN. married: own or able to drive light car: we can use to call on resular cus- toniers _ Address Box 3/i3-W. Star office MAN (white) may earn room. and get board 250 weekly. Co-operative C‘““'If,'.‘“‘ MAN 1o sct as local dealer for larze na- tionally advertised organization: married preferred: neat appearance required: some sales experience would be helpful but not necessary. Apply 079 Natl, Press Bldg. 2 to MAN to sell =ive quali- Address Box ivertising specialties, calen- dars, leather goods, etc. High-class. fine for high-type man, Appiy Columbia P: s.w.. Wednesday. '\!AN satisfied with present earnings. who has_sales_experience. we can place. Address Box 187-A. Star office MEAT CUTTER wanted, first-cl Homie: =~ > = EHC ass. steady em- ployment, P. F. Casey, Arcade Market, 14th and Park rd. MEN: 1art_time; we can place {wo experience necessary; men doing thi: m nz §1 per hour. Address Box & Star_oftice. | MEN to call on car dealers and garaz must know s in this fleld Write W F Bliimline. 26 North Duke st. York. a. | MIDDLE-AGED MAN to manage restau- rant with beer license about 8 miles from Washington; small salary and quarters furnished. Must understand requirements and be permanent: advancement commen- surate with resulis Give residence past twelve months. Address Box 33:-A. Star enced. Les Kohler vice, rear 3403 Conn. ave. _ PATTERNMAKER for machine castf day or evening work. Call District 6. PLANTSMAN to act as working foreman in local nursery. Address Box Z295-A. Star_office. b RETIRED MEN who have sales experience: good commission. Address Box )-Ay Star_office. . SALESMAN WANT!D sea_food busines: ®ocd salary to start. APply 923 oth & nw SALESMEN coffee_and tea experience preferred: guar- anteed salary. bonus and commission. Ap- mv To Mr_ Rawls The Great American Tea (5). experienced: those with d-y from 9 a.m. to 17 SALESMEN. experlenced. wishing fo better present _connections. should investizate our proposition. Our new line of cash registers. tvpewriters. addme and calcu- | lating machines offers opportunities for advancement and increased earnine Salary lnd commission. Renly must co) |tain age. sales record, and earnings by vear. “Replies ® strictly’_confidential. ~ Ad- dress Box _15-Z. Star office. SAUSAGE STUFFER—A local concern de- sires an experienced sausage stuffer. Write. giving full detalls of past experience. Ad: dress_Box _192-A. Star_office. # SODA FOUNTAIN — Young man. experi- enced: must be neat and conscientious JESSICA DRAGONETTE AND EVERY WED. NIGHT | worker and have knowledge of luncheonette business. Address Box 314-W. Star_office. SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. rience and references. Address Bo: Star office e SODA AND LUNCHEONETTE MAN—Give references, age. experience. etc. Brookland USED-CAR SALESMEN (2): transportation. gas and leads furnished: floor time on vers ive lot when qualified: stock of 150 used cars, Must be sober and hard worker. See Mr. Roper, Coast-In. Inc. 6th and Fla has opening for young man. age with ambition for selling career: no_expe- rience necessary. Answer. stating educa tion, salary expected. references. Desire some one interested in the future. Address Box 10:3-A _Star office. YOUNG MAN who has had experience sell- ing_or_ collecting on_magazine accounts. Apply 219 Stuart_Building. 8 a.m. YOUNG MAN. white. 21, good a sympathetic personality,’ for massage and personal aid; no Latins: write full def s -A. Star office. ., work grocery 0 Trinidad ave. 'YOUNG MAN with car to collect on month- 1y accounts, with either selling or collect- ing experjence. hn:lselllo house, 6tk YOUNG BN N twelve. .mmn wanted, be- tween the ages of salary’ and commissio Ev YANT good amateur Dply_ between 6-7. 150, " Satary. THE KEYSTONE AUTOMOBILE CLUB And its affiliated stock c: companies will license several new agents at once. Training school will commence Thursday. January 14, at 10 a.m. under the personal direction of George E. Ken- eipp, branch manager. Attractive proposi- tion, permanent Mcome. and expenses. to men’ who qualify. An opportunity to con- nect yourself with the largest and most rapidly growing automobile club in the . Apply Thursday 10 a.m.. 1643 Con- necticut_ave. n.w. No_telephone calls. WE CAN USE two more men of 20od repu- tation between the ages of 21 and 45. with . C._driver permits: earnings. $30 to $40 per week. Positively no selling. Apply Mr._Roth. 1260_22nd st. n DRAFTSMEN, Mechanical and electrical, experienced in station layout; state age. education. expe- rience. Address Box -A, Star office. THREE MEN. We have vacancies in established routes for good men willing to work 8 hours per day in D. C. or suburban territories. Ex- pmmu unnecessary. WE_TRAIN YOU. . ADply lll K Bt. N. W. % am. 2 ~accordion Phone Greenwond An- | “will | _ be_experl- | ond floor. 0:4 14th st. n.w., Thurs- A SALESMEN. BOOK SALESMEN (3)_ experienced. Some- thing new. monthly_payment plan’ small proposition. ~Apply 70N Second Na idg., 1434 G st. n.w.. 8:30 t0 9:30, 8 to 4 Ask_for M Dlnlels SALESMAN. correspondence school experi- ence: “must ‘have sutomoblle. willing to travel Va. and Md.: leads furnished: op- portunity for promotion: drawing account allowea. For personal interview. telephone Refrigeiation Ene. Inst. Mr. Krein, Hotel Cl-!’l) Room 1118, HELP WOMEN ‘BOOKKFEEPER, experienced. in office of Jewelry store. Apply in own handwriting. stating age and experience. Address Box #13-W, Star office GIRL. single. experienced, for soda foun- tain ‘and table service. Apply Augustl Delicatessen, GIRL. whit: experience not nece: 6211 _drd st. n.w & & - HAIRDRESSER. colored, must be good fin- ger and croauignole waver. Decatur 1576-W. K17 Q st. n.w. o LADIES—Part or_full time work selling hosiery. lingerie, Hoovers on consignment to friends. etc.: commission. Coronet Co., 1 P _st. n. & = I NURSE, white. care of school child; room. board. () per month: give age, edus tion. references. Address Box 410-X, Star office i 'OFFICE CLERK with knowlede of book keeping and instaliment collection ” Writ giving experience. age. salary and phone. Address Box 1472, Star office. 3 OPERATORS, _experienced. doubie _and single needle-power machines. on_athletic underwear and draperies. Apply 1009 7th st nw 'PRACTICAL HELPER, white._for convales- cent.”in small apt. n.w. ‘Phone Adams 1028 evenines or before 10 a.m. SETTLED. strons. kind. while. to care for bedridden’ man nights and assist part of day: ref. Mrs Phillips, 934 O st n.w. * SOLICITORS. excellent proposition. Anply 1824 "1st n.w., between 4 and 8. Dec. 5642 WAITRESSES. experiences 21 years of ake. Apply ave. n.w. between > and 5 p.m WAITRESSES (). at once: m perience: references reauired: menus. 1744 1410 St 1w, WAITRESSES white, for tea room service experience required: under years old: steady nosition; referen quired. Apply Tally-Ho Tea Shop. K10 st.nw. after % pm. No phone calls WOMAN. voung. white for general hou: work: good piain cook. laundry ( washer and ironer): upstairs room. i mo.. references. Address Box 30X-A. Star YOUNG WOMAN. white care for home in count 3IN-A, Star office. dry cleaning establishment. year-round fob. attractive_over 1iids. 1340 N. Y, have ex- also tipe arm- | 130 e 18. to help | Address Box HELP DOMESTIC. COOK. colored. experienced accustomed to electric range: live also do laundry And upstairs: 'family of two: Dermanent job._Cleveland & i 55 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white: full charge suburban home. nights itol Heights 406-F-11. fona of housework GIRL. white dren.”dogs: live in. _Alexandria 2059 take stay chil- care for_twin ba week__ 546 3011 GIRL, white. mother's helper: night: $6 week. Come for |5om 1 42nd st. n.w | GIRL for gener !mu\r'\'r'k mu to take messages over phone; [ pas “Adams: GIRL. ral hou w’“\l!k no Sy 4 Apply 48 housework: $5 #0 ho; interview at 14 be able live in; good r housework eference X, Wis- “seneral t ve good nice room; salary, GIRL. white. to | old: must be w | refiiled Jewish family expected Address Box 5 GIRL, colored. betw mother's helper: family of three: S5 weekly stay nights. 4203 New Hampshire ave n.w GIRL. tnluxrd for light housework. Call Lincoin 47 | GIRL m_ozm. “general housework: stay | nights: $7 per wes Call s’v‘r 6 pm. or before 17 noon. Atian | GIRL. colored. general mother’'s helper experier essential: $6 weekly and car fare. Girard st. nw. GIRL. white. & nights. Call Wal GIRL OR WOMAN white. able to take telephone dry: stay nights._ C; | HOUSEKEEZPER, “white. refined _care boy and bunealow: sta: rience. Address zm\ 313 (QUSEKEEPER. whit, old: must be con Kmvg home for ke care of child % years make home "w - _&ood mrln HOUSEKFEPER. white: nearby Md. sub- | urb: middle-aged woman preferred. one to | take complete charge: stay nights: good home and salary. Apoly between 6 and 7 D.m. 1304 Pa. ave. se WOMAN, ite. with nursing e experience. live in. Walnut 5700. r 630 pm WOMAN. colored. middle-agtd. as mother's heiper: room and_board. S5 week: must have references. _Wisconsin 5846 WOMAN, reliable” white. middl erera) housew Phione Thursdas. o fo & Gree WOMAN w| 2 ehildren. room. €23 erly lady. Greenwood 1490, am.i £30: “references. 30 pm WOMAN. white. with knowledge of taking care of infant and housework. Home and salary. _Lincoln 56t 500 _12th st. ne. YOUNG WOMAN. white_ for general house- ‘wmk cooking. care of baby. Georzia BUSINESS. INSULATION SALES ENG!NEER Canable ma'ing est‘mctss from b th mechanical or civil eng: E"‘n: | education. and sales experience in refriger: ation or air-conditioning. 10 to 45 | Excellent salary and comr ACCT.-BKK (m.). a 22 years' experie for contra ing business; sal 5 age 19 to 23. exp. appearance for R. R_ Co. ry. $100, PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1311 G St. NW. DOMESTIC. RUPHER'S EXCHANGE has cooks, maids, mothers’ heipers. laundresses. _cleaners, houseworkers. 1 etc.; refer- ®ood empioved couple. | board. | ¥ ESTERDAY—’ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. —By BAER GOT THAT JOB THAT WAS ADVERTISED IN THE EVENING STAR YOU STARTS WORK TOMORROW.” (Copyright, 19 PERS tute 50 per ce: PERSONAL. (Continued.) nt of success NALITY AND SPEECH CONSTI- ‘Are yours in need of improvement? Personality analysis: confidential help KER. 10 AGNES McCALL PAl 2 Nat'l Press Bldg. National i ) YRS, EXPERIENCE WITH INVALIDS | o care: slightly best refs mental elderly " ped Falls Church le 70-W-11 fine ACCURATE TRANSLATION WORK. SPAN- 1: rates reasonzble. Address ish an Box Frenct 6G-A. St ar office DIES' ALTERATION SHOP. R MARGARET E_ WAGNER. Woodwerd Met. (684 WHEN ~ DEAT there 1= no ni & ac ept infertor funeral servi | ability to_pay W W, Chaml funeral Chambers for the Greater W Chapin or write our a " st n.w st se 1 1 Finger Waves cars and all Worid fine:t weterproof. airtight feed steel buri Lothrop enings by 1 STRIKES esd to feel 1116 G A a higher price bers Co al v “W. Chambe:s Co nw. Columbia 0432 Gdress phone Col chone Atlar PERMANENTS $195 15¢: 15¢: Manicures Free Marcels and Hair Cuts. M/ %"E}_L}:j HONOUR SCHOOL 1340 N appointment FAMILY that they must s due to in- The Greater offers a compiete for as little as ~7. gu: It may be had from n case of death call 14th el that favorite eown. suit or coat Phone We will send you & beaiuful catalogue of how we do it 1400 5 et c. BEAL uTY ’ARLORS. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED Wondertul Fre: Ledendecker nch Ostn Method used _Dr Deila West 1 SITUATIONS MEN. AccoL\'rwg- stem: reas ACCO["ITA\'T desires pari-t: ices. tax r BOOKKEEPER e; réenence ba; | nights:_best | CHAUFFEUR must have —Books_sta; social secu; —entry, over 10 years' ance Government | | Jack_Potomac CLERK. with delicatessen and grocery ex- | | perience. _indu: wants_worl GROCERY or elevator. swif "un« Box ‘Cal strious. 480° hotel hboard opr.. A A A < d- ber and rel'able. Mr._Presnell clerk. n_ watchma long exo. LANDSCAPE GARDENER or_estate man- ager. years' experio Teference and Va MAN. etired, v ; Star o MAN.colored experienced reference. reliabl ~colored, T's 'position ing. _North by _married man, n Dec age 20 nce in interview, wants_job Teferer fice iy e wa: work o laundr 5050-W. desires staurant es. wishe: in oriv 280-J. Thursdav. white this capacity. white Box 1 P Address Box 14% 18 | EP:REE ESTIMATES. T. G or ~ kind; and as Janito work as helper in any kind of work. WISH TO PLACE my excellent chauffeur and_houseman. YOUNG or porter. North 1700. OUNG MAN_ © Kkind; driver's Star office. tom handy L some progre: ._Call Emerson 0318 MAN wants work as dishwa man, truck driver; . desires work of license. Address Box wishes t ref. 0 t Ve buctness. to work toward executive position or partnership advertising and business experience: 1 YOUNG MAN. . at figures. typewriting correspondence: canvassing or st State | 209-A. Star of soliciting roposition. small good | pered. —any | A, no | salary_to Address Box RELIABLE Agency_ Dec. 5561. 1402 11th n.w. has cooks. maids. waitresses, nurses, &h¥.. pari-time, day workers, housemen. 14% “DOMESTIC AGENCY " Dec. 2419, North 9011, 1935 9th—FPurnishes cooks. g.h.w.. day ' workers, butlers, kitchen heipers, drivers. OPENING part time for cooks. £ hw. day workers. €0 or stay helpers. Domestic | GREGG SHORTHAND by exper rrlcnr | bezinners: review: speed dictatios vate lessons; moderate rates Dec. 37 HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books and home study courses with questions and answers at various prices: quality pays. BOYD SCHOOL. 1433 F st. n.w. COMPLETE DIESEL TRAINING. Approved ccurse. with practical shop ex- perience. Write N. Y. Diesel Inst. res. class 'arragut st. n.w.. D. C. Refrigeration-Air Conditioning. Factory” trained instryctors: =6-vearold school: _ start . now. INSTITUTE. 1219 F stonw. Mot o0 FOREIGN SERVICE. Foreign Service Institute. prep. for State Dept. exam.: catalogue. D. M. Dozer. Ph. D. directar. 1640 R. 1. ave. n.w._ Dec. 3857 LEARN—EARN—WORK. Learn Shorthand. Touch Typing. Book- keeping_ ~ Comptometer. = ACCOUNTING. Letter Writing, increase vour vocabulary. Opportunities are ng\u:fious today_for ne well traine NROLL at BOY. SCHOOL. 133 F st. _Natl. 2238 2 ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE $5—CALCULATING MACHINFS— —STEN. AND TYP.—S5. vil Service Preparatory 12th st n.w. Met. E more than years. fully prepared — Prepar ice exams. Every day. 5 School. ablished Thousands_success- for al! civil serv- every night In one of Washington's finest beauty . the Mabelle Honour. an accredited teaching the better methods of culture: one standard of tion—the best’ Graduates placed FREE CATALOGUE—EASY TERMS. MABELLE HONOUR, 19, Years of Successful Trainin 1340 New York Ave. N.W. Met. iz MARCH OF DIESEL” FREE 104 illustrations: relates the amazing story of Diesels. Yours without cost or oblization. Simply ad- dress & penny post card (state age) to HEMPHILL DIESEL Schools: 31.21 Queens Bivd . L. 1. City. N. ¥. sel_Schools. FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU wait. Emergency Laboratory Room 601 fory Bidg.. 14th and P_Open Sun.a.m. IORRHOIDS ERADICAT BY Y own method Results effective tor a life- time or money back. Write for booklet_ No drugs or surgery. DR SOMMERWERCK i5_Columbia rd. 0:388. PHYSI( ERAPY TREATMENTS, COL- onic irrigation: graduate nurs . FROM N. Y. STATE Will accept cases at practical nurse’ ol of dancing and nurse week; 8:30 to 5:30. $5—AUDITOR EXAM —$85 | LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE | SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRL. colored. | waitress, | referen tion NURSE. enced. hypos. sires nursing, tion in phy: Metropolitan 3004 underzrad. very neat. and_tvping, thorouzhly -1 “local day or_night duty, lantic 6117-W. SEAMSTRESS. white. desires sewing, | home or mine: alterations. | SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. competent | 8 year: North expe 44, STENOGRAPHER - SECRETARY. technical dictation, worl —— | years exp secretarial Box $9-A. Sta WAITRESS, shitt, Ext. 308 | woma: and restaura hinng and t conscientious. S pm. to 2 am. with rience excellent ref. r office. experienced, _desires nt _management raining personnel Phone Natl. “expe: references, Or posi« ian’s office. reasonable. dd North 0314 “experiericed as sencral houseworker and maid; West_01 NURSE. graduate. experienced. <0 know | edze shorthand esires Posi- At 7)’0“!‘ vears 14° “sever: reporting. Ada night 4 initiative rapid and accurate. al = thoroughly experienced in cafe including prepar: tion of menus. buying. catering. desires re- sponsible position with reliable restaurant. club “or hotel R0-A. ar_office. references. | YOUNG LADY. resident manager collector for apartment house. owns car experienced. Box WOMAN. YOUNG eeneral | ex | 4354 office night, 20c hour, Riverdal years’ some real 14 routine can furnish best reference. | SITUATIONS DOMESTIC COLLEGE GIRLS (2) wish general house- work or District 0739 COLORED GI | ehw COLORED MA! the_day part- excellent refs. Metropolitan GIRL. reliable. part-time work: references. time Job; RL wants part Call District ID. laundres: colored. wants estal Nor Address Box nd rent experience te th WILL CARE for home and children every Call Mrs. Wray, West | city references. or full time 3696 or cleaner. _hy day’s or _Potomac 514 GIRL. colored. wanis work. general house ences. _ Distric GIRL, _colored, part time or coln 7710-J. _ GIRL. very n | cook and all | erences _ Decal GIRL. colo: neat appea: part_time GIRL. ress: 10283 refe; 19072 full couple ol st. n. GIRL. noons. part District 0509, stress: Thursday. LAU! ished. $1.89 deliver. nce: Potomac 6405-J. colored, wishes work. g.h.w. nights. t “wants at. wants work round maid; tur 6199- wants g.h.w city references; rences furnished. N. H. ave. n.w. T part tim Call Potomac 40! GIRL, colored wants work of any kind; €0 home nights; references. Call North Southern, colored. wish 0 and 5 during first-class: 10 1bs.. & instruc- | or hospital work. m(nm or laundry; refer- neral housework. day's work; reference. Lin: ~cla full fir: first-class ref- £00d_cook. or “or North 280- ONLY—INFRA RED, SUPI violet treats., electric cab..’ stimul chine: hours. 10 t0 10 p.i District 6708. INAUGURATION. ULTRA ting ma- 929 Eve. 13% ‘WARM el 188 Referen lmndry to do d fine linen: GIRL, colored. wishes job with employed no Sundays. Apply 1114 3rd lored” wants part-time job after- or full general housework. GIRL. colored desires work assisting seam- experienced. __Apply 1518 Corcoran_st. GIRL. colored. wants part-time or day’ work: references. Call Decatur_0610. GIRL. colored_ wants_work of any kin 1425 Chapin st. n.W. Special on shirts. Call and Decatur 2202. e R e; 53 Referen “‘cummm. 4755-3. stay with ell d i1 | CHAIR CANING, SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. - _____ (Continued.) 0 WOMAN. colored, wants cooking or_gen eral hw in small family; best reference. 711 S st. n.w. WOMAN. colored. housekeeper; employed people until 5:30. Call Thurs.. Decatur 4 WOMAN wants g.h.w.. cooking: small f 1ly, no ildren. or bachelor apt. Box #:32-A. Star_office 3 GOOD laundress and cleaner wants work | Tuesday. Wednesd: r} y fer- ences. ~Columbia 7' . WANTED. by experienced colored woman. cleaning by day or ceneral housewor; et | erence.” Call North CAMERA REPAIRS CAMERA REPAIRING FULLER & d'ALRERT, INC.. 815 10th 8t N.W Pnone National 4712 REPAIRS & SERVICE. AVERAGE _residential _tin 700! D Wilh red Metallic or black asbest all leaks repaired for $12. Decatur BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs pillows reno; best prices and prompt Wash Mattress Co., 319 L st.n.w. Nat. 66 CARPENTER—Small fobs, book _shelves. cupboards. partitions. step: ches. fences. etc._Douslas. Atlantic 4 bJ 1-M [54 F'HOI.STER ING. porch rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG. 123: | 10th st. n.w._Phone Metropolitan ELECTRIC “WIRING, pairs: 6-r. house fixtures & base ply Regal Elec. Co.. x4% Upshur n.w. ELECTRIC rooms. E omers in Washington. H. M. Carpenter. North 0853 ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOFING—SIDING— INSULATION. Estimates Free—Terms If Desred 2125 R. 1. AVE,NE OTOMAC_(200. FLOORS SANDED and resinished lacked or vamished. cl pering. pai room up._Pot NEW, GUTTER and spout apolied as low as 20c per_foot. Free inspection estimates. __Decatur = | WORE PAPERING ROOMS s5 UP, Ve guaranteed GEORGE. 506 Oneida pl 8eo Dian PAPERING—FIVE ROOMS AND 2-STORY hall "$30 "and up. Quick service ~White mechanics. Call any time. Randolph 3415, PAPERING. PAINTING—0Deal direct with mechanic tor better work at lowest prices. Cali_ MFTZ_Col. i PAPERHANGIN Fixtures | INTING. SCI DERSHED DEC. 1841 P up 1 satisfy. J. N. Tolson, Co- 411-M. T4% o irfaced, roof basements, Teas. Minnick, -A_BATES ST. NW PAPF lumbia cement. chimneys. wat damp walis. leaky roofs: Lincoln 4437-W. RECREATION ROO) cheaply done: consu - “Paper and paint now 5 up_ Call anv L. Crowell._Columbia 5543 UPHOLSTERING & done in home if desired. \\ra\eL Newton st. _n.w. Adams_R401 VACUUM CLEANERS repai biggest S1 value in citv trict i or Georzia 1660 WEATHER STRIPPING And caulking stops drafts du: d leak- ing windows. TURBERVILLE. 117 11th st. se._Lincoln 4662. Estimates free 16° BETTER, FOR LESS. Anything. cellar to roof. small. —Special on leaky roofs and weather stripoing. _Washington Construction Co. Columbia 5916, . MODERNIZE NOW! PRICES RISE_IN SPRING PAPERING. ELECTRICAL WORK. CARPENTERING In placing your order assured of competent Ship. by estimate BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY |PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO., Georgia Ave. NW. Eves.. Atl. 3046, ¥ ou_are qualified_workman- skilled mechanics. Phone for HOME IMPROYEMENY COMPANI ES. RECREATION RMS. beautifully and cheap- Iy done Consuitations. estimates and de- siens free. Mr. Kiapp, Wisconsin 4461-W. even TAKE ADVANTAGE OF QUR LOW PRICES AND $5.00 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Papering Heating Painting Oil Burners Flooring Porch Inclosures Plumbing Remodeling Call MR TABOR at Metropolitan 0854 for_Free Estimate. THE HOME MODERNIZING CO 1009 9th St N'W Night Phone Clev 5000 “FEDERAL HOUSING RATES. Payments as low as $5 monthiy: nothing down; up to 5 years to pay. Estimates free. iteed. First pavment in April. HEATING PLUMBING ROOFING PLASTERING CARPENTRY OIL BURNERS PORCHES, ETC. REMODELING ROYAL CONTRACTING CO., Graduate Engineers. 907 15th St. N'W. _ Nationai 3803 _ Night. Adams S REMODEL YOUR HOME FOR WINTER, SAVE 207%. DEAL WITH A FINANCIALLY RESPON- | SIBLE AND RELIABLE ORGANIZATION. | AVAIL, YOURSELF OF THE LOW RATES OF FEDERAL HOUSING ACT, WHICH EXPIRES APRIL 1, 1937. 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. 14* BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ROOMING-] “BOARDING _ (19th “Conn ). 16 rooms. 3 baths; oil heat: owner wili sacrifice for auick sale; S1.000: terms. Miss McCown. 1008 H st. Met. 4813 WANTED for client. nice, small catessen or sandwich shop. Call De Shazo. 11233 14th n.w. Natl BEAUTY SALON—Doing $650 mq rent, $:0: rooms: price, $2.300; Miss McCown, 1008 H 3 ROOMING HOUSE—13 rms. 2 $60: price, $700; terms. Mr. 1008 H st. n.w. Met. 4813 RESTAURANT. doing _over $200 daily: downtown: rent. $205; price. $16.000 terms. Bob Hollander. 1008 H st. n.w. RESTAURANT ™ (closed) Wil sell fix- snd wife long "u?x? R. 0 terms. Me- AFETERIA. .un: to Govt_ bl Susiness: cioses 2 pom. Pn:e s FLORIST established. good location, wants saiesman who can invest small sum, Ad- _refined. first-class cook. | lUSlNESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) . STATION. equipped. zoing bi cash. Ad arge_ corner: ness; lease. Price. 3606 balcony ‘space. 400 sa. ft.. b able business caterig {5 ‘women. - At dress Box 191-A. Star om:e RESTAURANT—Seat 100: v boot only $150: whisky license With good prices; shows profit. $x00 ' monthiy: handsomely equloped. $x000: F5 b 14th n.w N‘:n % EE B e Moy 1|‘ USED FURNITURE and s for sale: will consider partne liable party; real opportunity ROOMING single beds: 00d furniture age monthly about S300 De Shazo. tigue businest rship with r West HOUSE_15 5 —15 large ro Tear Geo. Wark: Universtial This house has an_ aver- income _ without = meals 6f price only § R. M 1123 14th n 0_e Hill—11 ROOMING HOUSE, on heat: an ‘unusual rooms. 2V, baths: oil Miss McCown. 1008 50 Natl apitol buy at $1.650; terms H st._n.w. Met. 4X13 GAS. OIL AND COAL lent” tncoine. Anacinens Cnnie s two stores 'including business about $7.500 cash. Wil sell Jithout _ building it desired O. Box 4Kl Arlington. Va ROOMING-BOARDING HOUSE Seott Circle)—14 bed rooms beaus urnished: good income: rent only $ ggod lease: owner will sacrifice: 14th n'w!“"Nait, e O° Soam. CORNER_NICHOLS AVE. AND st. s.e—Exceptional Wil ‘build for respon ROOMING | rxc:-l. apt S18.500 buunm« Address —(i6th, tifully i 1 ) MELLON Gas siation Tocetion sible party. District USE. N. Y. ave, o1 o Cash $1:00 far Lertth linens.” biankets all ne for ‘appt., Met. | LUNCH ROOM. ~do | weekly; net rent o foziawn | clears '$500_monthiy | easy terms. Bob Holland, WANTED—A silent | absolutely safe b | Bilities: mor | princinals “gni | Staromee s 2P EXCLUSIVE BOARDING HOUSE. his is one of Washington's mort ble and best: income. $900-81 600 nd_rieht “doing $550 long lease: beer price _only $5.000 G008 H 5t B invest S500: with big posci- best references or * curios s Box 130 . Dro: mont wiches and beer lease: b equipped e competition ich Lunch ped: rent. $40; 50 requlred beer and 4 roome. and beer: chesp rent: £300 weekly. sacrific beer “and "1 roo ection: €175 cash se_ 10 rooms: good bargain F000) £300—] terms L0, Tooms. chesn No job too | CURTIS N Bids HOUSE serving meals heat refrige income. S50 me nice profit. Owner fice for $3,000. not answer. Boarding howh: un onal 9140 5 P St. NW 15 rooms, double ga- eral guests; nse. B 50° clea 5 ave citv Fine terms. Agenis o . rooms o on must leav nicely GLLST HOUSE, rooms, & House Brok TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS | SEE US FIRST. _c«Pan Ar)J’L"Tl‘YG”&‘ FINANCE 0., 1008 H st h Met. 4813, No lis E charge (local) Robert B. Hollander. Gen. Mer down payment | EDWIN L. ELLIS | 1010 Vermont Ave.. Room 217. Natl. ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN. near 14th—12 rooms: long lease: nicely owner _emp! C: l dav\'l payment, $650. S WINFIELD 908 10th N.W. 's_Largest Rooming House Brok BOARDING HOUSE BUSINESS. - NwW 17 -car garage: oil heat, r rooms (14 bed rooms); completely furnished. See it. $800 |“™™ EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1010 Vermont Ave Natl. 3310, 3384, SECOND-HAND, STORE _well _stocked cood location. 2nd Srd_floors rented to roomers at S1: Price. $3.000. Rent. S50 s and Price. S5 omine ' house—N < cbesides’ basement used by ow 50, " Lease. 3 wears. Price. S3¢ 1Se— NV Toom: Price. Si,100 cash AUSTIN M. COOPER, _1008 Eye St. Natl ROOMING HOUSES Mass. ave. n.w.. 7 rooms: r 5 per be sold. Term: tiful place; $300, 3b s $128 terms 14th, 11 _rooms clears 125 h_terms to suit rd. 10 beautiful rooms: s1 with terms, 00, terms. 45 per month: lunch—Georgetown; rent, rent 10 must h i)mlu eas: b boarding |and month; price, Col, | mer mo ‘ 18th st G price. Rareain | ERN-WOODRUFF REALTY CO.. | 1343 H St N.W. (Room 310 Met. | ROOMING 'HOUSE. ne: | (11 ‘rooms. < baths above Rent. $80. Just opened. Pri payment_ $500. { EDWIN L. ELLIS, | 1010 Vermont Ave. Room 217. Natl. clears $100 ba 3310, HOME WITH INCOME. near new Ssnat Qocr Bide, 7 prooms, '3 vatia: ren $5750: nicely furnished throughout: price. S800 down bayment, $100. this. Natl, 064 S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. Wash.'s Larzest Roomine House Broker. * GUEST HOUSE—LARGE. . 11 BATHS nw. (all new fure Attresses: in fact. ver 2000 monthly: net nrofit quoted monthlv. If you want al vlace. phone at once. Shown intment only. $3.000 down pay- EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1010 Vermont Ave.. Room Natl. 3 fle- \EOARDX"G HOUSE. 18th and G—I11 > baths: rent. $ nicely fur- Tished: g00d income: price. $1.550; terms. |SWINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker. ® | GUEST HOUSE—BARGAIN. 16th near S—1°7 rooms. 5 baths: ofl heat: garage. House will accommodate abjut | 18 cuests. Clean: roof garden: sunken { garden: _arranged perfectly for 1st-class place. Price. 33.350: terms. See it. EDWIN L. ELLIS 1010 Vermont Ave.. Room 217. Natl. 3310. | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ACCORDIONS—8peclal values in recondi- toned " instruments: Cellint. 12-bass 81050 i 9.50° Ser enilli, 48-bass ini. " 48-bass. ‘Salanti. 120-bass. 8050 Py susranteed: cases included. Easy terms. Kitt's, 1310 G_st. n.v AIR COMPRESSORS. mot eavipment. miscellaneous tools chinéry. Standard Automotive Supply Co., 1800 14th nw. ANTIQUES—Larze _collection o china,” silver. bric-a-brac. relics. furniture. Edelson’s. 618 5th_n.w. BED. 4-poster walnut. single. com | Studio couch, upright biano: £0od condition, Must sell before Saturday. Emerson 5478 after BED ROOM SUITE. 71-pi months: _reasonable. ‘Call BED (twin). new Simmons Beautyrest, com- plece: also walnut 4-drawer chiffonier. Call after 7 pm. ApL. 30. 1424 Chapin st. B.w. Adams BED ROOM. dining room, rugs. studio couch. beds chairs, rugs. Edelman BEDS (2). single. with mattresses. new. Teléphone Atlantic 1334 | BICYCLES_ Rolifast and other nigh-ra | wheels * Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting | Goods Store, 424 9th n.w BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate- rial from many wrecking fobs' largest se- | lection at bargatn prices HFCH!NOER CQ. Used Materia: Dept. 15th & 6 Sts N.E. Gth & C Sts. 8.W. 5925 Ga_Ave N.W 1905_Nichols 8.£. CAMERAS—We buy. sell trade used cai eras Cline kodaks and proiectors. Ba gains daily Robbin's. 520 14th st. n.w. CHEST DRAWERS, chairs, old table, ward= robe, dressing table: sacrifice quick sale. 1854 Mintwood pl. n.W. DINING ROOM SUITE, bed _room furniture, electric_refrigerator, etc.. for sale at ba in. Inquire Apt. 21, 3320 Wis. ave. n. Wy or see janitor. old mirrors. lamps. lavenport sul typewriter. ncc. 03 Georgi ed. settied, well educated, to dreu Box ;.n-A. Star office. A Y - g R m—u Tooms and garage; Tacome: leaving. ey ¢