Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1937, Page 29

THE EVEN CarrtaL’s Rapio PRoOGRaMS THIS AFTERNOON'S PROGRAMS PH] 2:00 Huutkm 2:15 - 2:30 lllr!l(mn 3:45 US. WRC 950k | WMAL 630k vay Band Wakeman's Sports Doring Sisters [Melody Matinee Black and White WOL 1310k | WISV_1,460k Page |In a Woman's Eyes Schm_l of .fbe Air Myrt and Marge ~3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills Pepper Young’s Family Mchemr Civic Orch. | Wakeman's Sports Studio Orchestra Lew Salvo, organist ‘Wakeman's Sports Page Page Mondly Jlflnn Concert Minllturu 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Hour of Charm . w, Follow the Moon The Guiding Light Sylvia Sidney Interview Marley and Landt Leo and Ken Girl Scouts Today's Winners @ - - P ‘Treasures Next Door The Dictators Chicago Varieties w ow Sundown Revue Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Dinner Dance o = (Lowell Lets Talk It Over i The Singing Lady Evening Star Flashes THIS EVENING’S PROGRAMS Dmner Club Pianologues Johnson Family Salon Music Tune Time Editorial and News Russ Lyon’s Orch. ‘Thomas Chateau Laurier's Orch. Three Rancheros Evening Rhythms w w Terry and Ted 6:15 6:30 6:45 Arch McDonald Man vs. Woman Renfrew of the Mounted Mary Uncle Ezra The Dreamers Fray and Braggiotti Bughouse Rythm Spelling Bee “w w Small Arthur Rellly Dinner Concert Shadows on the Clock 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 Poetic Melodies [Popeye the Sailor Ray -Heatherton [Boake Carter Helen Richard Crooks, tenor Sweetest Love Songs Five Star FMinal Joe Sander’s Orch. Tonic Time Detective Mysteries Hayes in “Bambi” 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 Heidt's Brigadiers Pipe Smoking Time 20,000 Yrs. in Sing Sing Richard Himber’s Orch. Bishop and Gargoyle Jack Pearl For Men Only Rendezvous Stamp Club of the Air 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 Radio Theater News Good Music {Contented Program W e President Roosevelt Bulletins Times Society for Moderns Rhythm Rhapsody News—Music President Roosevelt Wayne King's Orch. 10:00 L 10:15 Birthday Ball Rally News—Nignt Owl Arthur Rellly Midnight Frolic Slumber Hour S President Roosevelt P Benny Meroff's Orch. Ozzie Nelson’s Orch. A News Bulletins Isham Jones’ Orch. 11:30 11:45 Strickland’s Orch. Night Py " - - |Lou Breeze's Orchestra Jimmy Garrett’s Orch. ‘Watchman Mal Hallett’s Orch. - “« . Leo Reisman’s Orch. “ w 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 Carl Ravel's Orch, & George Duffy’s Orch. | Witching Hour 0 |Sign off |Night Watchman (1 hr.) |Al Kavelin’s Orch. EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW JANUARY 26, 1937, ISign offt 1:00 =730 Gordon Hittenmsrk 1 7 | [ e i se 2ok Gordon Hittenmark w - Gordon Hittenmark Today The Wake-Up Club 's Prelude Musical Clock Art Brown “w e Gordon Hittenmark “ w Morning Devotions Dick Leibert Cheerio Art Brown |Gordon Hittenmark The Old Timer The Streamliners Morning Glories News Bulletins Breakfast Club . . Art Brown Morning Concert . News—Music Sun Dial Jean Abbey Richard Maxwell Betty Hudson Mrs. Wiggs Sallie John’s Other Wife Just Plain Bill Today’s Children Viennese Sextette Josh Higgins Humor in the News Muchmore Organ and Piano Marriage Clinic Slngmx Strings David Harum Backstage Wife The Mystery Chet The Wife Saver 11:30 11:45 P.M. 12:00 |Merry Go Round 12:15 |Story of Mary Marlin 12:30 Myriad Voices Farm “ The O'Neills Personal Column Vic and Sade Edward MacHugh TOMORROW AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Honeyboy and Sassafras Armchair Quartet Organ Recital Ed Fitzgerald & Co. ‘This and That 'Salon Music News—Music |Dance Music and Home Hour i Church of the Air Legion Auxiliary 'The High Hatters Dan Harding’s Wife Happy Jack | Farm ['Vaughan de Leath Rochester Civic Orch. and Home Hour Bobby Worth, baritol Popularized Cisséics Police Flashes—Music Emerson Gill's Orch. Bebty and Bob Modern Cinderella Hymns of All Churches |10:30 John K. Watkins 10:45 Milky Way ‘ Hits and Encores 11:15 The Big Sister | 11:30 Home Makers' Exchange 11:45 The Gumps Between Bookends. Helen Trent Romance Rich Man'’s Darllnx | Maxim Lowe's Fnsemble Afternoon Rhythms Real Life Stories Band Lessons - w lnry ln.son Musl.l.: Pepper Young’s Family |U. 8 Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills Have Rochester Civie Orch. Lecturer Guild - Wakeman's Sports Page Harold Turner, pianist ‘Wakeman’s Sports Page Palmer House Concert Kostelanetz Award School of the Air Myrt and Marge Mmm Band - Stuart Gracey's Orc! You Heard? A wlk“flllln"‘l Sports Page Tuesdsy Jamboree h. [Concert Hall % Consumers’ Program Chasin’ the Blues ‘The Guidinl Light Motet Edward Molyneux Dog Heroes Tea Time |Today's Winners Choir 5 S Billy Mills and Co. Pop Concert While the City Sleeps {Tom Mix \J-ck Armstrong ‘Your Health The Singing Lady ‘Tea Dansant Johnson Family Sally Jo and Turner Tito Guizar Science Service Evening Rhythms ROOSEVELT TOAID PARALYSIS FIGHT Speaks Tonight on Radio With Mayo and Doherty in Public Plea. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT, Dr. Charles Mayo and Col. Henry L. Doherty will be heard in an appeal for public support of the fight against infantile paralysis in & special broadcast to be heard tonight from 10:30 to 11 p.m. over WRC, WJSV and WOL. The President will speak from the White House. Col. Doherty, chairman of the Na- tional Committee for the Birthday Ball for the President, will speak for pub- lic patronage of the birthday ball held annually on January 30 in more than 5,000 cities, towns and villages of the United States. More than 70 per cent of the proceeds of the Nation- wide ball are spent in behalf of local children and adults stricken with in- fantile paraiysis; the remainder goes to support the Warm Springs Founda- tion, where victims of infantile pa- ralysis are helped back to normal health. Following Col. Doherty’s introduc- tory talk from New York, Carl Byoir, general director of the committee, will be heard before controls are switched to the White House for the President’s message. At the end of his remarks the program will again return to New York for a talk oy Dr. Charles Mayo, head of the famous Mayo Institute at Rochester, Minn,, and a physician of international re- pute. - Music for the program will be given by the Paulist Choir, under the direction of Rev. William J. Finn, and Giovanni Martinelli, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera. Services of the participating artists and radio time for the entire program will be given free of charge to the commitree. UCILLE WALL, popular radio actress and one-time classmate of Helen Hayes at the Sacred Heart Bchool in Washington, joins the per- manent cast of “Bambi” in the “Stage at Last,” seventeenth chapter of the dramatic seties over WMAL at 8 pm Miss Wall will take the role of Jane Munroe, assistant to producer Jasper Dixon, the friend who gave Bambi Trent her chance to become an actress. ~ In this paradoxical episode, Amer- ea’s leading actress in the microphone role of Bambi goes through the ordeal of the first rehearsal. He: part is & subordinate one, but she is con- siderably hurt as one line after an- other 1 cut from her character. To 4 complete her state of misery, none of the cast is particularly cordial to her. It was scarcely 16 years ago that two girls skipped through the halls of the Washington Convent together. They were reunited last year when Miss Wall made an appearance on Miss Hayes' “The New Penny” series. Now they will play together again in “Bambi.” On this occasion Miss Wall assumes a permanent role in the cast. Lucille Wall was introduced to the airwaves long before America’s No. 1 actress. This will mark her ninth year in radio during which time she has assumed close to 50C different character roles. This year she has been dividing her time between & number of other network programs. One of the Radio Theater'’s rare plays with music stars Jeanette Mac- Donald tonight. It is “Tonight or Never,” a hit on the stage and on the screen and the last production ever staged by David Belasco. Cecil B. DeMille is the radio pro- ducer of “Tonight or Never,” which was written by Lili Hatvany and will be broadcast over WJSV at 9 p.m. In the play Jeanette MacDonald is an opera singer and all through the piece are scattered songs and arias for her to sing. It is the story of Nella, the great prima donna, who is losing the fire and sparkle from her performances because she is bored. The boredom vanishes when the Un- known Man appears on the scene and she falls in love with him. It later is revealed that he is a representative of the Metropolitan and offers her two contracts—one to sing and one to marry. ———— ARCHBISHOP CURLEY TO BE GUEST TONIGHT League of Laymen’s Retreats to Hold Banquet Tonight for Catholic Dignitary. Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, Arch bishop of Baltimore, will be honored at & dinner, to be held at 7 o'clock tonight, at the Mayflower Hotel, under auspices of the Washington section of the League of Laymen's Retreats. Attorney General Herbert R. of Maryland and Rev. Robert 8. Lloyd, 8. J., director of Manresa-on-Severn, & retreat house, will speak. Among those expected to be present are Most Rev. Peter L. Ireton, Coad- DEPENDABLE AUTO AND HOME MODELS LEETH BRPQ.S. 1220 130 SE NN ME. 0764 Jutor Bishop of Richmond; Most Rev. John M. McNamara, Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore; Right Rev. Msgr. Pat- rick J. McCormick, vice rector of the Catholic University of America; Very Rev. Arthur A. O'Leary, 8. J., presi- dent of Georgetown Unlvemty Right Rev. Msgr, Peter Quilday of the Catho- lic University of America, Very Rev. Leonard Walsh, O. F. M., commissary of the Franciscan Monastery, and Very Rev. James Bernard Walker, O. P, prior of the Dominican House of Studies. Mouse Starts Fire. WHITEMORE, Iowa (#)—Mrs. George Mergen woke and smelled smoked. She found a fire smoldering | o in a dresser drawer. Among the damaged articles was a charred match and a dead mouse. Fast Way to Loosen Up CHEST COLDS Here's a DOUBLE ACTION rub that often conquers stubborn colds overnight—it’s called Aspirub and is the ONLY rub that combines the best known agents for fighting colds with active Aspirin added—no wonder it's more effective. Just rub chest, throat and back well with white, stainless Aspirub— its powerful medication quickly pene- trates the skin to help break up con- gestion, loosen phlegm—all while you sleep you breathe in thru nasal pass- ages and bronchial tubes the won- derful soothing vapors the body heat | - - throws off. Costs but few cents—any druggist. WMAL, 9:30 P.M. Sent by RALEIGH and K@®L CIGARETTES NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. “PUT A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE EVENING STAR—ANY ONE THAT CAN GET IT OFF CAN HAVE IT.” Air Headliners Domestic. 3:00 pm.—W M A L, Rochester Civic Orchestra. 5:45 p.m.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. Evening Programs. 6:00 pm.—WRC, United States Army Band. .—WMAL, Helen Hayes in “Bambi”; WOL, “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 pm.—WRC, WOL, WJSV, President Roosevelt; WMAL, Music forMod- erns. 11:00 pm.—WMAL, Slumber Hour. 8:00 p.m. Short-Wave Programs. 6:00 p.m.—ROME, News in Eng- lish and sketch, 2RO, 31.1 m., 9.63 meg. 7:00 p.m.—MOSCOW, Review of the Week, RAN, 31.2m,, 9.6 meg. 8:45 p.m.—BERLIN, Art of Song, DJD, 254 m,, 11.77 meg. .—LONDON, “Tam o Shanter,” GSD, 25.5 m., 11.75 meg. 9:25 pm HELP_MEN. BARTENDER—Good mixe Phone Met. 3830 or write BUTCHER. first-class, with good refer- ences. Dubb's Grocery Store, Ballston, Va. Clarendon_5¢ BUTCHER with grocery experience: live .tl" only. Apply Henry's Market, 439 7th references, 21 H st. n.w. BUTCHER, experienced. 5 Stal euncex #nd qualifications, 19K-B. Star_office. COLLECTOR OR SOLICIT¢ time; permanent position to advertising _solicitor. ! cunn ATTENDANTS. over 18 years. Good tips._m Apply 5111 Ga. ave. n.w. DENTAL MECHANIC—All-around _ rubb g;fln wanted. Address Box 23-W, S C. ref- “Address Box GROCERY CLERK, with tome experience in meat cutting: references. Address Box 25-W. Star office ROCERY CLERK. experiences €r's permit; bring reference. Pleasant st. n.w HOUSEMAN._ b tools. room. . selfie - “handy with d small salary, 1116 ard Ring house bell. 2108w e, MAW to Al vacancy on Frocery Toute neal 4pptarance snd good character emmm Apply 8 to 10 am.. 1110 9th st. n MAN to uke over restricted territories in Arlington County Frederick and Montgomery County, M have some knowledge of nm Work:Address “Box 76-B. office. MAN——Onenln( in urvice and sales de- partment of la natonally advertised organization: appearance necessary: ne job 11 971 100, Pays well o rieht man. Apply 979 MAN for wectolronts.. “work_with Tocal organization: age 21 to 35 preferred: some sales experience w be helpful. Ad- dress_Box 281-B. Star_office. HELP MEN. (Continued.) SALESMEN. FIVE SELECTED MEN who desire the op- portunity to learn the oil burner and fuel oil business, will be given iptensive training for one week, beginning at once, after which opportunity will be given to thcse who qualify to enter this sttractive field with one of the leaders of the country. A car is essential. Apply all this week, 1719 Conn. ave. n.w. ‘We are now selling oil- burning equipment for immediate installa- tion and no payments need be made until next September. Unusual opportunity for neat-appearing man. over - starting Wednesday in per- manent position made possible through promotion. assisting our outside manager. Applicant ‘must have good reference and car in good condition. Familiarity with Washingion area essenti ply 4::0 am. Employmept Office.” fourth floor. uesday EXPERIENCED STOCK CLERK FOR LARGE FUR- NITURE WAREHOUSE. GIVE FORMER EMPLOY- MENT, QUALIFICATIONS AND TELEPHONE NO. AD- DRESS BOX 493-A, STAR OFFICE. MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1937. IIIL! WOMEN. ed.) app . 1301 P st. D.W. WAITRESSES. experienced, over 18 years of_age. Apply 5111 Georgla ave. n.w. w. and_counter girls, experi- gnesd, for lunch room. Bassin.’ 1921 B st n. ANT MO To promote our Spring lin dresses, hoslery. Excellent earnini centage basis: permanent work. part time. Coronet Co., 1333 F ———— HELP DOMESTIC. I hnuuwork T 6 p.m. of COUPLE, colored, }ivi OTre Tt be. caperienced: osor. be §o0d hougeman: references Tequired. Audress Box 200 ARRaR > L QUSEKEEPER. White or col- 3iay nights: no childfen: references. Webn:r st. [ 0 over_do _Bouseworker nd care of baby, 1ive 'y bungalow; family ol ¥4 Telerences required, = Wis- consin_615: GIRL, tolr::red Star intell t and 2-year-old ML Sunday off; $5 4 -R_after 7 5 X eneral hnuu-Eyk stay $5 per week: refs, Phone Georgia neat care of HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE TIMID SOUL. GIRL. ~experienced. for housework and care of baby: references. Apply 2012 12th 7‘14 n.e. or telephone District 2800, Brn.\ch WOMAN. age 25-15, general housew mald; must be Deat, Ronest; live In. 2 Woodley _— SITUATIONS MEN. "—Books started. kept part social security income tax M,, reten Aontng rervides. taxes, social security: ::llgflwnrkln[ with people. Greenwood sales. Shenherd B BOY. colored._wants _work n store or lunch room: driver's perm graduate.Decatur 046-. dogin experienced, willing 1ot ®ood references. Phoné CHAUFFEUR_Latin: tion in a private !lmlly. MR.MILQUETOAST WONDERS (F HE CANn LIGHT A CIGAR wiTHOUT SETTING OFF THE NEW SPRINKLER SYSTEM » B-13 —By WEBSTER CHAUFFEUR with 14 years’ exp desires position with private famil of references. 114 h s 0l MAN. _colored. wishes nnm-mm noAmon. bus . waiter. houseman; stay nights: references. _Decatur ! OFFSET _PRESSMAN. lithographer, Harrls 8 7 L and Multilith; 4 years’ expe: rience n.ms sters, color: good mechanic. PORTER. experienced; A-1 ref- Erence from locai jewelry co. Columbia 7208.__Washington. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. _age ° thoroughly trained; competent. young male secretary; expert at shorthand typing; best references, Address Box 161-B. S'll’ affice s YOUNG MAN. unmarried. white. dzdr!s work of anv kind: experienced houseman, grocery clerk. gardener- good home pre- ferred to high wages; references. 3 st nw. Met T405. SITUAYIONS WOMEN. GRADUATE NURSE. knowled@e of physio- therapy and massage, desires position. Call Metropolitan R642._ NURSE. practical, e oy letier. Ethel Colvin. 1443 M Toe st_n.w SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, 7 years' patent experience; thoroughly tompeun!, et Teference, Address Box 9-B, Star ce TYPIST-FILE CLERI with _one company; Georgia 445': CLERK, 5 vears' experience zeferences, Phone HELP_MEN AND WOMEN. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, joung agsressive business. promising fu- ture for right party. State age. experience. nationality salary expected. Address Box 491-A. Star office. BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced in | dying. fingerwaving and permanent wa 1a£090 B4YnE Bosition o right party. 7 14th st. n.w. by SALESMEN. RELTABLE HUSTLER with car to supply consumers with househoid necessities. Thousands earn $25 to $100 weekly, satisfied with such earnings. state age. oc- cupation. references. Rawleigh's, Dept. DCA-4-Y. Chester. Pa, 2 SALESMEN () Splendid opportunity for 2 energetic men to sel] Electrol oil burners and home insulation: liberal srTangements made if you can qualify. Il Grifith Corsumers Co.. Met. 4540, 8:3 m to 5 . for appointment. ~Automobile es- "_Ask for Mr. uun - = cleane o, with draw. Baum Castorine, Ro N Y. SALESMEN — Opportunity for two salesmen to connect with re- liable air-conditioning and oil- burner distributor, handling the most complete line of air-condi- tioning equipment in Washing- ton. Distributors for MASTER KRAFT oil burner. See Mr. Bat- ten, Lee D. Butler Air Condition- ing, Inc., 1139 18th st. n.w ~__EMPLOYMENT S| DOMESTIC. RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT cooks. maids. houseworkers. cleaners, laundresses. _couples, helpers;” references investigated. Decatur STIC AGENCY. 102, ROh o1 furnian workers. housemen. kitc RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 5551 11th. has cooks. maids. nurses, workers. part-time. housemen. HELP _ WOMEN. — e BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS—Must be experfenced in all f the work; Harper training not _nece permanent posi- tions. ~ Appl on _ oniy. Iethoa. PPPY conneaticut ave: GIRL, unencnced No_phone_calls.__ CURB ATTENDANTS over 18 Tears. Good 1ips._me: Apply 5111 G GIRLS WANTED— on double and single needle electric power machines; steady work. 1009 7th st. n.w. MAN_ married. willing_worker, with some Sales experience.” Address Box 287-B, Star M:N can “use 2 young men to work in grder dept, Tith, leeal 'x‘nlnn(t Apply MEN ((wi organization offering ‘excellent future. Local WOrk. with £ond jStarting pav. Apply ©to 12 Real Silk_Hos‘ery Mills." 1 Eye st. n.w. MEN (®, for expasion nm.nm perma- nent work to those selected; guaranteed salary. advancement. For personal inter- View, apply after 3:30 Dm. 312 Evans Bidg.. li"(l N. Y. MEN— n use relnututlon bethezn the a river perm! to $40 per week. Apply ! ur Roth. 1260 2 w0re Ten of §ood {21 and 46, ACIST, r enct 23nd and Penna. ave. s.e. LESMAN, experienced. must be hon- est, reliable. willing to work and have car: prefer one with home improvement experi- salary and commission to one who cuallfl . Address Box 351-B, office. 25 LE —Goo Tu i Young man, 2145 e ear” Belliae ars. experience ' desirabl A ety Honesty. neatness lnd Ihflfl! !o lurn quickly are the main requirements. In rcnl! give phone number, salary expected and all details about yourself. Address Box 462-A. Star office. .ESMEN. Catholic. for con; Work I Washington ‘and vieimity: “exs cellent premium proposition with ec- clesiastical lndor:emem Extenslon Ma zine. Room 43, 2 East Lexington st.. timore. Md. Senkins, ‘Met. Life Ins. co'.'.mngfi:'umn 3 D.w.._second oo SHEET METAL WORKERS, must be good. c-ll‘-envenlngl. between 5 and 6. Metro- 80DA AND SANDWICH MAN_Must know how to cook; ve lgcal refers Address Box 100-B. Star ofhe, oo YOUNG MAN wanted to answer phone and take messages: must be experienced. Apply between 7 and 8 p.m.. 1215 New York ave. STEADY WORK In the food mdumy. no m-om or mfl time: old_established co can offer 0 %2 “more. empln.vg:enmm 2 more. P rella e, neat appearing 21 no experience necessary. TRAIN YOU, Good pay. 513 X st. n.w. SALESMAN. Weil-rated_local concern has vacancy fnr huh type man with cer. Starting $100_ monthly plus commission. &hoXer or ofl burner expertence helotul, bui Dot necessary. Reply by letter only, giving full experience, lle lfl flfl st of apoii- Interview granted to cants. - Address Box So0eAblar MAN. Want_an outside man immediately u take over Flumlbe position. 1l Po. tomae 46’ 7 p.m. Monday. AUTO SALESME'N For Floor Every Day. nenfl of Action, moner. omm GIRLS (10). for expansion pm:n perience not essential; permanent wol 0se selected. For personal £0ply after 3:50 p.m., 1420 N. Y. ave. n.v. {OUSEKEEPER _ white_ between 1005y Tor emploed couble: ch have good references; stay nigh stairs room: $35 mo. to start. 5859-J after 6 p. LADIES—! give you $26 in ho L underwear. Hoovers. house dresses, etc.. o} to friends. neighbors. Excel- 158 Mack, Room 403, 1333 F st. 1 | Harper lxpemnced upcrltorl to interview, SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. CGLORED GIRL Wln“ general houstwurk or plain cooking. North 3(:i4 COLOI IRL wants job, general house- work. 14th st. n.w. COLORED GIRL, neat. reliable, with ref- erences. wants chambermaid of part-time work. _Decatur 5 COLORED GIRL wishes perienced cook. North 10 COLORED GIRL. dependable. #00d cooks | wants gh.w.. $10: chambermaid. weitress, | part time considered. _Potomac 5261._ CCLORED GIRL wants job 5; nnusekefne Met 16 { experienced: _S10_ week. | tan_1754._Stay nights GIRL. (olored evenin o elhdmaiion e or part_time _Phone District : GIRL, colored. neat. wants general house- work. experienced in cooking; references. Mnmnmxun L GIRL. co! desires ires general housework. Cooking, part Hme: & yEs. city Tel. " DAISy Shannon, 1129 6ith st. n.w. LAUNDRY wanted dried, or dav's war to take home. sun 10 years’ city refer- ed eral_Toi o5 fessic wrlsht, WOMAN, colored. wants_gen: work. o davs work in small family: reliable and good references. West 193 e INSTRUCTION COURSES. RELTABLE MEN to take up AIR CONDI- TIONING and electric refrigeration: prefer men now employed and mechanically in- clined. with fair education and willin train to become experts in instal service work. occupation Institute, Write, g1V phone. Uil ddress Box 1 HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books and home study couuu with questions and answers ai. various prices: uality Davs. BOYD SCHOOL. 1333 F st. n.w. GREGG SHORTHAND by “exper. | beginners: review: speed dictation vate 1 lessons: moderate rates DEC YOUR SPARE TIN Study Diesel and_enter America {lstesl novln:flmduskl". Bh""f";."'p t:urske in- luds eel oractical sho o) %“ B:eul 'Jvlnfllllll!. Address Box 432-] B. Siar_office. PITMAN SHORTHAND by expert private instruction or smal) cluuls.llpeed Teview. 1014 La Salle EETAEEE English, GREGG ¢ snon-r AND. _ typine. arith., speed dictation. Beginners and re- views. (ndividual instruction. Dec. 84 AIR CONDITIONING makes new Jobs. Become an expert: qualify for well paid. important position. Thorough. practica training at low cost. Approved. specialized school. indorsed by ‘leading manufaciurers. Get detalls at once. Write Atlantic Utili- ties Inst. Address Box 454-Z. FORGE AHEAD WITH DIESEL. me a Diesel expert. Home stufly itute ._Star_office. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. FREF CATTALOGUE_EASY TERMS. MABELLE HONOUR, 19 Years of Buccesstul Trainin 40 New York Ave. N.W. Met. REFRIGERATION, AIR CONDITIONING. Factory-trained instructors: 26-year-old Diesel Institute. 1. MILLINERY SALESLADIES, thorough perience required. ‘Hollywood Shops, 1302 st. n.w. NURSEMATD ~bealthy. ~dependable: housework; $5 week, car fare; ofl sundlll references. Adflrlll lol 97 -] office. 28¢ W, COL TECH. 100 roRie Sa Tl st nw: et: 5020, Tight PULLER & d’'ALBERT, IN 16 10th 8t N.W. Phone National 4712. LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. PRESIDES | RANSOM | sToop | STARES | 2 3 4 5 ihe word you have removed it from. you spell a human failing. tzr-Dlll and goods sre sold | Latter-Out and hold in contempt. ' Letter-Out and mail Letter-Out for a wall bullder. 5 l Letter-Out and it is worth while. It you have “Lettered-Out” Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. PEPSIN | N INSTEP | E SWINGED | § ANKLES | E GNARLED | L and water travels PIPES for liquid measures. PINTS Letter-Out and he condescends. DEIGNS and have a basin. SLANK and the cattle did this. RANGED tter-Out thl’onl tl 2 3 I Letter-Out l Letter-Out | Letter-Out PERSONAL. BEAUTY PARLORS. EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS AND convalescents by nurse in her own home. Phone Adams_7 1833_Kalorama rd. BEAUTY PARLOR—Just vacated 4 Tooms and bath. 114 New York FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU walt. Emergency Laboratory Ruom €01 Westory Bidg.. 14th and F_Open Sun.a.m BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method. Resuits effective for a life- time or money back. Write fof booklet. No drugs or surgery, DR. SOMMERWERC 5 Columbia 7. Adame 0385, CHILDREN: COUN ARD, NO ishing food. cnrrtul suner\hmu Schools near 11th yr. ._Bex Clarksviile. TABLISHED PR, {0 have associated with him & real estate owner. trader or contractor. Address Box f-A. Star office. YOUNG L downtown nithed Box apartment references _ exchange: B._Star office. LET DR, DELLA LEDENBECKER'S SPLE! g Ak awa; hands rub your aches and pai 5_0._ West_1120 W TUXEDOS._FULL DRESS A cessories, ACE CLOTHING CO.." 8 st n.w. DRBWAKWG AN onable. Dy experi 501 Park rd. nw. AD : Adnins 25 Ta-Re Formerly with Giau Conn._Ave. Dress Shop. CONVALESCENT HOME. Vacancy for elderly convalescent patient: location. overlooking city: gradu- nurses: special & Tefcrences; mod ced’, seamstress Phone 0 di e prices. Clevelan: WHEN DEATH _STRIKES A AMILY there i1s no need to feel that they must ac ept infertor fuperal services due to in- siliy to pay o bisher price. The Grester ‘chambers Co ‘offers s compiete Tinetal, Gars wnd aill for as lttie as Worla finert waterproof. airtight, guars teed steel burial vault may be had Chambers for $hoIn case of death uu the Greater W W. Chambers Co <. corner Chanin n.w.. Columbia 0432 or write our addréss We will tend you & | beautiful c: logue of Y'n' we flfl 1' llnl"l Chapi~ st. n.w.. phon mbia 0132, 617 h st se. v)‘one gers._ Shepherd TWG YOUNG MEN W (gLLI) LIKE TRANS: fatlon to &t Fetersburg’ Fia.. ahare ¢ Penses Grive: Tefs. J. S BANK. penses and h ERT. Sykesville. Md. Phone Sykesv e e OME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES HOME OWNERS! Rodine IR, TOCk WoO, John payment contractor The American Rerool 14th m.w. _Columbia TAKE ADVAVTAG! or mm LOW R FRIC‘B papeiing Painting Flooring 'model CIU M{! TABOR ltEl\lTlropthln 0854 £ MODERNIZING 1003 3t B0 N . Mieut Prone. Clev. Woo Bullding and remodeling, brick and ce- ment, roofing. painting and heating PLUMLEE & WI Remodelmg—Repamng of All Kinds. Painting—Papering. NO DOWN PAYMENT. P, H_ A pian financine. Small amount 2 t 411 endhs o £E ESTIMATES H. I. PASSETT, INC,, 1205 L St. NW. _ Nal'ura‘ 1"*.0 TFEDERAL HOUSING RATES. Payments as low as $5 monthlv: nothing down; up to 5 years to pav. Estimates free. Work guaranteed. First pavment in April, [EATING PLUMBING FING ASTERI ROO! CARPENTRY OIL BURNERS REMODELING ROYAL C%%’I'RACTING CO. Graduate Engineers. 907 15th Bt N.W. __Nati 3803.__Night. 5. 8529, REMODEL YOUR HOME FOR WINTER. SAVE 20%. Deal with a financially Tesponsible and reliable organization. Take advantage of the low rate of Fed- 4 {vmum “Thomas. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word | PAPERING AND PAl ed for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite | sor work. O correctly | PAPERING. + | eral Housing interest which expires March 31, 103 Remodel from attic to cellar. Payments as Low as $5.00 Monthly. Start Payments March 15th. Federal Contracting Co., Inc. 913 New York Avenue N.W. Free Estimates—Dayv and Night. Call National 7403-7416. Night, Adams 0033. lEPAIRS & SERVICE. TTRESSES. box springs and pillows Tona Best prices and prompt del ‘ash. Mattress Co., 319 L st.n.w. Nat. G679, CARPENTER—Small _jobs, _bookshelves, cupboards. partitions, steps. porches, fences, cabinetwork. etc. Douglas. Atl. 4921-M. ~ UPHOLSTER- CHAIR CANING, R&%eren rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1235 10th st.n.w._Phone Metropolitan 2062. ELECTRIC WIRING, ',‘,““{2! nnrs 6-1. house fixtures & base nlu 8. s a %45 Upshur new. "Col ~ ENTERPRISE ROOFINGCO. 2\:’5‘“%'%]? 'N’?nm o'ror\/x"/{ce 6200. ng: Gesrata FLOOR . Wom(—sandln' and flnlshl Reduced prices. Work guaranteed Deaton. 903 Longfellow st. n.w. 8459, imates free. :2¢ o Jack_Sparkes. Decatur 4432 YOUR ROOF LEAKS or your furnace :';lokauull Mr._Hinkle, Potomac 3077. ERING and cement work: 00 XSIT or too _small. ’?Istrlev, 4570 T0T M PAPERING—FIVE ROOMS AND 3-5T0) R Cana v "Quick service - White mechanics. Call any time, Blndulnh 3445, PAPERING. _ PAINTIN Special Jow prices this w:ck work. _Guaranteed. AINTING. rock-bottom, price, Col._8773. 508 Kenyon st. PAflfl"lNG—Dul direc mechanic for better work at lowest Call METZ_Col._0396. any time. fuar- anteed: 1 hon ogking (2 7th | b | cal ALTERATIONS. | B ER TAVERN with | | ave. . Want to buy & good paying busiz tavern or parking lot. What have Vou to" offers’” Address Box 101-B- Sur office. JOB PRINTING OFFICE, downtown. e:u lished 1889: quick salé, reasonabie; lo rent._Address Box 160 25 MILLINERY STORE — Long - es millinery concern for sale: mus account’ of iiiness. Address Bok Star office. PARTNER a3 tri €0 J0E. With $3.000 to 5.0 references exchanged. B. Star office. ANT will install and service ail T sy NSRE Rates basea on sales. money ' Address 11 utifully furnished. Terms 1o respon: 7 license. Bnmrl Ren Price_ $1.500, m< Jmenl\ H(zlltnd 1008 H st.'n L GROCERY (mixed rrnnM 1' ‘ Nl Terms. _Joseph Hnllnnd!r ]lulh H st. n LUNCH ROOM. 1937 beer £1.000 wkly. Guaranteed. Onl Terms. Joseph Hollnndrr 1008 H RESTAURANT (whisky); does $800 w Rent, $00. Price_only %6 000, Cfln tal Ad:ucrmk & Fnam‘e Co.. SPECIALIST rnnuls lnd rope: [n'nsrsg;”r(‘v‘u:;;r wgrl E_unxnmer- mu:fi re- ave. n.w. National 7 Desis Terms, 100 vacated; 4 rooms nth. 2114 New York 11 _ROOMS water in all sonable: _terms. | LADY PARTNER for Washin _dress shop, ap gton Address Box 190- L Ave: Tent. $30; 300; lPYm! Cape 1008 H st. | BEAUTY SALON. Ga. with ant vk i close in: 16 rooms: 5 200d income: priced to kson. 1008 H st RO} HOUSE: downtown: :'2 baths: exceptionally ch1n terms. Capital Ad. 1005 H st. n.w LUNGH RGOM. with beer and competition: good business .nna "locatio ;\;\1[1 >-rooin Soactiet. 3 wach and price reasonable. #61-B._Star_office. sl once. will Address »u.m casn to invest in & gou Il deal with principals oniy: Address Box 2u6-B. StaP business dutnoz (uh - ROOMING H Very Nice—Near Scott Srae- Income, § Address Box 13 —SANDWICHES ar ch ch. delicatessen: 3 ro Deer and 4 rooms, Lunch. beer and apt catessen. 2 rooms rent. $25. Delicatessen, 5 rooms. bargain. : bargain. ooms: central, AL 9140 F St. NW. Test rooms), oms. 2 baths, dou $110° long lease; Frizidaires_in sl apis. mewly furnished. Full price. $555: ‘ment. $:300. S. WINFIELD 908 10th NW ‘s largest rooming house broker. 25° 'ORES FO! T R RENT. 16th and Col. Soadertul ocation far esrirant. grocery. beauty shop or liquor store, GASTON-CHARUHAS, BROKERS, 501 Woodward Bldg. S NAT 400 Bursisier Bian hoowma HOUSE ( garage; rent flel.. rd.—10 rooms. 2 bnths garage: rent. ol heat: nicely furnished. rugs on ail floors: sickness compels s-cr\fl:e. Price, $1.500: terms. S. WINFIELD 508 T0th N.W. Wash.'s largest_rooming_house broker 25 RESTAURANT FOR SALE In the best n.w. section: doing good busi- bove consistin rooms. Kfichien. "Bath "and porch each: reasonapié rent. good price; must sell on account of sickness. Apply SIMON BELOFF, Real Estate. 1003 N. Y. Ave. ROOMING HOUSE, all apts. n(nr 16th ind Scott Circle—I3 rooms. ha: rent, $80: siways flied: running 'nt £500, S w’n\"thD 908 1ot N.W. ‘Wash.’s largest rooming house broker. 25¢ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. A B. DICK MIMEOGRAPHS, compiete for immediate operation and one year free United. 813 14th st. service S35 to n.w_ National 60 ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs. on stand. Exceptional value. $20. " United. 813 14tn 8t n.w._Nationa] 60 AMERICA] 'EWRITER_CO.—Sell, rent and repair; some real bargains: away from high rent dist. Open evenings. 1431 East_Capitol_st. Linc. oaz, BED ROOM SUITE. studio eoiich. dining room. davenport sufte: desk. ‘(wim beds. breakfast set. Edelman. 3303 Gepr- gia_ave BICYCLES—Rolifast and other nigh-grade Whecls Jazlton Bicycls & Sporting Goods_Store, 424 0th BRICK and buildin; mmen-ls lumber, doors, windows. radiation. pipe, etc.; wrecking large building 13th and D sts. n.w.: salesmen on premises or call WRECKING ARRIS 1246 1st St. SE. ____Lincoln 400: ‘BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING rial from many Jrecking jobs: Tarsest so- lecllon at bargaln prices, R CO., uud lnterl-l nenl Ca s &0 Bia a 0 ot B, £ TUESs, El Sts. N. t. NW. BRING this ad and a9 for the best type- Wwriter ribbon for any make. Second s : carbon paper. 10c paci 5 set rubbcr kn! Special rates Chtiea 815 1Bh ot howe” Nauonal MERAS—We buy, sl trade used cam: cras: Cline kodaks and prolectors, gains_dally. _Robbin's, 520 1 :E OORDWOOD, oak_and nme any mmh. 750 & cord:brompt delivers. Liptoin !n. PmHANl}lNG—PAIN‘HNG—mmK pa- Pared. 55 up. T satisty. J. N. Tolsag, Co- lumbia 6411-M. PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. Spec smm Tow prices for this week. Do my own work. Work_guaranteed. _Stigel. Randolph 6037 PLASTERING REPAIRS. stucco resurfaced, cement, chimneys, Waterproof basements, damp walls, lnly roofs: reas. Minnjck, menln 4457~ ROOFING. ’T!Nm DRUG STORE compiete: Tate ‘model. liquid carbonic soda fountain, modern drug fx- tures and cash register. vacate. Wi satrifice “tne Rexali Store. 616 Eing st.. Alexandris, Va. AINTING. GEN- eland ¢ EROE REeARING. Ccail Mr. Snible. Al- | GAS B, SBANDING. ping. ng. cleaning 200 _waxing: aiso interior ad ‘exterior inting. wn.henlwlon Bros.. 2370 Cham- finishing. HAMILTON E uucH c;m s!.l 1\ Hundu or alter 6 week ann Phooks. 1937 nmplel. ‘Work " d ather Ind son._Guaranteed. Call lnl tlme Col 0633. UPHOLSTERING Furniture re- pairine_wor RN 4 n'cflm ne pev. sm ur 4 CABINET, white; 2121 N. Y. ave. n. wuunn“ . _Apt. FURNITURE. _ne Siaire, fuing cabinecs un'lu"un Tv'-"n‘ Co.. new_location, 800 E n.w. Natl 826, &Hlfll - ) [