Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1937, Page 32

B—14 ROOSEVELT TALKS TONATIONTONIGAT All 4 Washington Stations Carry “Fireside Chat” From 10:30 to 11. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S fire- side chat to the Nation to- night will be broadcast by all four Washington stations— WRC, WMAL, WOL and WJSV. The President is scheduled to speak from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. His topic is “The State of the Nation,” but he is expected to touch chiefly on his plan for reorganizing the Supreme Court. GEORGE JESSEL, star of stage, screen and radio, will be Jack Oakie's guest during his “College” pro- gram on WJSV at 9:30. With Jessel will be featured Judy Garland and Georgie Stoll's Orchestra. HUSBANDS who come home from work, eat dinner and immediately fall asleep in an easy chair will be discussed during the “Husbands and Wives” program on WMAL at 9:30. Remedies for curing a husband who smokes in bed also will be a topic of discussion. ANDY IONA and his Hawailans will | join Al Pearce and his Gang as guest stars of the “Watch the Fun | Go By"” program on WJSV at 9. The string group will present Hawaiian music in & new swing rhythm. ARCADY DUBENSKY'S “Ser- enade,” Mayor La Guardia of New York City, will have its air premiere during the Sinfonietta program on WOL at 10. The Sinfonietta program also in- | cludes “It's the Same Old Story,” from Arthur Gutman's “Romantic Suite,” and the “Prometheus Over- ture” of Beethoven. ADOLPHE MENJOU, veteran screen star, will be the guest of Ben Bernie and his orchestra on WMAL at 6. He will exchange banter with Bernie. fTWO new George Gershwin tunes from his forthcoming film with Ginger Rogers, “Shall We Dance?” will be featured during Fred Astaire’s program on WRC at 9:30. Charles Butterworth, Trudy Wood, Francia White and Conrad Thibault also will | contribute to the show. ENAY VENUTA, Glenn Hunter, | George Rasely and a Girl Scout chorus of 25 voices, will take part in | the Hammerstein Music Hall” broad- cast on WJSV at 8. Miss Venuta | will sing “Ridin’ High” and “Red, Hot | and Blue.” ADIO JOE will dedicate his weekly program on WMAL at 7:30 to the National Symphony Orchestra. The C. & P. Glee Club will take part. Marriage Licenses. Henry K. Bradford. 1520 22nd_st. 24. Children’s Hos- nrl Frances V Marsh, L3 both of Gordonsville. Va.; Rev. E. H. vea John J Facchina, 29. 1215 Quincy st. n.w.. and Bartolina C. Zanella. 24, W. Va WM DeCarlo Charles E: Louch, 21,2607 O st L Fenton, i ester. Willle Ander: Maggie Moo, 73 and Ellen 1425 T st. and 1430 Ist st. s.w.; Roosevelt Mcintyre. lduar Hedgeman. ir. nd J. Cocpe: 1 Smith, 7. holh and Ala.; Rev. James M. Trice, 20. 1549 6th st. and | Virsinla A Jackson. 18 1520 th st M Sohs P, Lions. 45, #/i5 P st.. and Helen M. Keeler. 36, Baltimore: ~ Judge Mattingly Stephen J_ Thigpen, 40. 218 L st. s. 64557 Remo 20 l..o\m R. Wm(pnon "t 1fm 34th st.. Mildre A. Owen: Level, C. B. Aust and 1418 Newton st., Campbell, 23, New York City; Rev. B. T. Hoffiz. Air Headliners Domestic. 3:45p.m.—WJSV, Library of Congress Musicale. 4:45 pm.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. Evening Programs. 8:00 p.m.—WJSV, Hammerstein Music Hall; WOL, “Five-Star Final” 8:30 pm.—WRC, Wayne King's Orchestra; WJSV, Al Jolson. 9:00 p.m.—WMAL, Ben Bernie's Orchestra. 9:30 pm.—WRC, Fred Astaire; WJSV, Jack Oakie's College. 10:00 pm.—WOL, WMAL, Dumke. 10:30 p.m.—President Roosevelt’s Fireside Chat, WRC, ‘WMAL, WOL and WJISV. 11:00 pm.—WMAL, Slumber Music. Sinfonietta; East and Short-Wave Programs. 6:00 p.m.—ROME, News in Eng- lish, 2RO, 31.1 m,, 9.63 meg. 6:30 p.m.—LONDON, Irish Pro- gram, GSD, 255 m., 11.75 meg. 9:47 p.m.—LONDON, “Old Folks at Home,” GSD, 255 m., 11.75 meg. 10:20 p.m.—PARIS, News in Eng- lish, TPA-4, 256 m., 11.72 meg. 12:00—Midnight—TOKIO, Over- seas Program, JVH, 20.5 m., 14.6 meg. 10' which he dedicated to | Wheeling. | 810 E st. s.e.; Rev. H. A. Rev. | 301 T st.. | Worcester. | Rev. | TODAY'S PROGRAM WRC 950k | WMAL 630k THE EVENING CAPITAL’'S RADIO .PROGRAMS WOL 1,310k STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY MARCH 9, 1937. | WISV 1,460k Merry$Go Round Story of Mary Marlin Gene Arnold Piano Duo Honeyboy and Sassafras Armchair Quartet Farm and Home Hour News—Music Dance Music Church of the Air Stuart Gracey’s Orch. The Gumps Between Bookends Helen Trent Romance Rich Man'’s Darling Doring Sisters Dan Harding's Wife Concert Hall Helio Peggy Love Farm and Home Hour Rochester Civic Orch. Dave Broudy’s Orch, and Learn Concert Favorites Belasco Theater Jack Berch’s Boys Afternoon Rhythms George Hall’s Orch. Real Life Stories ‘Band Lessons ‘Mary Mason Rochester Civic Orch. Charles Sears, tenor Music Guild Doring Sisters ‘Wakeman's Sports Page Wakeml.n s Sports Page ‘Wandering Minstrel School of the Air Myrt and Marge Pepper Young's Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills Have James A. Farley Radio Garden Club You Heard? ‘Wakeman’s Sports Page Sammy Kaye's Orch. Tuesday Jamboree Blue Flames Library Musicale Consumers’ Program |Men of the West Follow the Moon The Guiding Light Dog Eveni | Tea Time Chick Webb's Orch. Heroes Ed Fitzgerald & Co. ing Star Flashes » » ‘Wakeman's Sports Page Library Musicale Carleton Kelsey’s Orch. Sundown Revue Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie Your The Singing Lady Moments of Melody Tea Time Johnson Family Jess Kirkpatrick Cocktail Capers Health Evening Rhythms Science Service Robert Horton Terry and Ted "|Dinner Dance Science in the News [Dinner Club Lowell Thomas Tony Wakeman Ed Dinant News—Music {Enoch Light's Orch. Del Casino Arch McDonald Dinner Concert Pretty Kitty Kelly | Easy Vocal Varieties Jackie Cooper | Quest'n Mark Hittenmark| Original Jesters Radio Joe Aces Rhumba Rhythms Editorial Swing Time |Russ Morgan’s Orch. Wayne King } “ Dude Ranch Edgar A. Guest Five Star Final Christian Witness Evening Goncen Romance and Rhythm [Poetic Melodies Musical Moments Alexander Woolcott Boake Carter Sidewalk Interviews Fred Astaire Ben Bernie Husbands and Wives |Clyde Lucas’ Orch. |Console Keyboard s«mg; OId and New Watch the Fun Go By Jack Oakie's College |Fred Astaire | President Roosevelt | East President Roosevelt and Dumke Sinfonietta President Roosevelt Jack Oakie’s College President Roosevelt )| News—Night Owl Arthur Reilly |Midnite Frolics Slumber Hour Night Skies Freddy Martin’s Orcl Lennie Hayton's Orch. |News Bulletins | Ted Lewis' Oren. h. George Ouens Orch. |G 'l;hil Ohman'’s Orch. | Griff Williams' Orch, Night Watchman “ |Swing Concert Horace Heidt's Orch. |Sammy Robbin's Orch, Leon Belasco’s Orch, |Witching Hour ‘|Sign off Night Watchman (1 hr.) Sign Off TOMORROW’S PROGRAM MARCH 10, 1937. Hugo Mariani's Orch. Sign o Gordon Hittenmark Gordon Hittenmark ‘Toda) - Wake Up Club y's Prelude Musical Clock IA“ Brown |Gordon Hittenmark “ |Chee: | | Morning Devotions William Meeder, organist “ Art Bl’OWn rio “ 0 Gordon Hittenmark 9:15 | o 9:30 |Garden Suggestions 9:45 | Morning Glories News Bulletins Breakmst Club Capt. Art Brown Kay and Buddy Morning Concert Tim Healy News—Music Sun Dlfll |The Wife Slver | Betty Hudson 10:00 |Mrs. Wiggs 10:15 |John’s Other Wife 10:30 !Just Plain Bill 10:45 |Today’s Children |Air Sweethearts |Ma Perkins | Mountain Man {The Doctor Says Swing Time Marriage Clinic John Metcalf Police Flashes—Music ‘Beny and Bob |Modern Cinderella Hymns of All Churches John K. Watkins | 11:00 |David Harum 11:15 |Backstage Wife 11:30 How to Be Charming 11:45 Voice of Experience The Personal Column |Vic and Sade Edward MacHugh O'Neills Merry-Go-Round Leo Preudberg's Orcl Magazine of the Air The Big Sister h. |Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe | 12:00 |Merry-Go-Round 12:15 |Mary Marlin 12:30 |Harry Richman 12:45 [Joe White, Tenor Honeyboy and Sassafras Curbstone Queries Farm and Home Hour Organ Reci | News—Music |Four Star Frolic Dance Music | The Gumps | Between Book Ends Helen Trent Romance Rich Man’s Darling 1:00 |Dick Fiddler’s Orch. 1:15 |Dan Harding’s Wife 1:30 Wm-ds and Music |Love Farm lnd Home Hour | Neighbor Nell Women's Congress and Learn Concert Favorites Five-Star Revue Afternoon Rhythms George Rector Real Life Stories | SHOE SALESMAN; must be |NEAT MAN. MUST BE| |BENCH HAND ALSO AND | | to_handle phone orders: do not apply un- HELP MEN. (Continued.) SED-CAR EN—3 men wanted 15 sell highest lnde mnnd used cars, mostly rds, Chevrolets and Plymouths: trans- portation furn, Steuart Motors, 1401 Rh Island a: le'l- reference. Address Box IR OWING to expansion = more itn DC, drivers” permits, §00d Tep- $17.50 per week plus mission. Possible earning: ‘This is not a seiling pProp: tion. d information se Mr. ‘Bradburn, | t. n.w. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. Must have car and local experience: small drawing account and commission: plenty of property and leads. Stroup Realty Co. 731 Southern Bld " STEADY EMPLOYMENT _ For 3 active. reliable men with good ap- pearance. in the food industry: experience not necessary. WE TRAIN OUR MEN. Good pay for willing workers. See man- ager 513 K st.n. S. KANN "SONS CO. To s man experienced In waiting on mediate position open. se nature of this Work. neat appearance. £0od | references. age over 23 and Car necessary. T o ast Cold- tanvass work. Apply 830 | am., employment office, 4th floor, Wed- n!sdl ~ SALESMEN. FIVE SELECTED MEN who desire the opportunity to learn the oil-burner and fuel-oil business will be given intensive training for one week. beginning at once. | after which opportunity will be given to those who qualify to enter this attractive fleld with one of the leaders of the country. A car fs essential. Apply all this week, 1719 Conn. ave. n.w. We are now selling oll-burning equipment for immediate in- stallatior no payments need be made until | hext Semember AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Wants 5 men with cars who can q for positions as sales representative: cial selling experience or good b background desired; complete sales ing course and & small salary during train- ing period to men who aualify. not apply unless you really want to work, are honest and _desire continuous and per- manent_empioyment. Our proposition has year-around appeal. _Apply between 9 and 12 Wednesday morning. District of Co- fimbia Motor Club, Penna. ave. at 17th nw thoroughly experienced in high-grade shoes and acces-| sories. I. Miler Co., 1222 F| st. n.w. At MAN WANTED TO MANAGE | A LARGE FRUIT DEPART- MENT. MUST HAVE A SE- CURITY. CALL AT THE| MAIN STORE, 5401 GA. AVE. N.W. OPTOMETRIST, AT ONCE; DEPT. STORE; HIGHEST SALARY TO CAPABLE, NOT AFRAID OF WORK. APPLY BOX 416-J, STAR OFFICE. HELP MEN AND WOMEN. _OOMMERCIAL ARTIST—Seasoned. versi tile man or woman with practical co mercial art backsround apply if you do not meet above qualifications. Permanent position. full time. in our own studios, No free lancers or siudents. Ad- dress Box $05-J. | Wil cTew manager; pay every | day. _507-018 F st. n.w. sAl.mle-x~A 1 hou: huld cummod\tv Address Box “R-J. Star office. OPPORTUNITY offered few high-class men to sell a staple product used in all stores. ~chain | e new basis | offices and institutions. initial orders easilv | e secured: Tepeat orders. st. nw WE BELIEVE our proposition is the best in the United States: after you hear it. if | k you can make $1.000 | shington don't touch it. Dermanent income as: Apply Room Cleveland 130 INSIDE_PAINT SALESMAN—Must be able | less you have had experience in selling et Sha Baint aceessorics. Address Box Star_office. HERE IS A PRODUCT 00 Savitt SErenade 2:15 = 2:30 Mary Ms.son “Jean 2:45 - | “ ‘ Bavarian Orchestra |Salerno and Piano | Tony Wakeman Dickenson, songs = Bill Lewis, songs Wakeman's Sports Page | Through & ‘Woman' m‘es svhool of the Alr | Myrt aad Marge 3:00 Ma Perkins Vic and Sade 3:45 (The O'Neills Pepper Young's Family Do You Want to Write? iContlnemal Varieties |Von Unschuld Piano Club Spom Pnge |Henry Webeu Orch. Manhattan Matinee Questions in Congress Jimmy Brierly | 400 4:15 4:30 4:45 |Chasin’ the Blues Eugene Boissevain Follow the Moon The Guiding Light |Eveni Parents and Teachers Alice Hutchins Drake Sports Page ’Ed Fitzgerald & Co. ing Star Flashes Tnstitute 01 Music Del Casino 5:00 5:15 5:30 (Dari Dan Adventures Tom Mix Jack Armstrong | Airbreaks f'rhe smgmg Lady [Rhythm Cocktails {Jnhnson Family |Esther Velos’ Orch. Junior Commerce Evening Rhythms Robert Horton Deaths Reported ! Ellen M. Henderson, 88, 1833 Kalorama r. il C. Bates. &1. 5712 Colorado av Gamnfler Hospital. 4 i Pennsylvania ave. 78, 1520 1st st. £.W. Magzie West | Artbur J. Willlam Kerr. Casualty Hospital. Frank E. Javne 4. United States Soldiers’ | _ Home Hospital. | willis Sanders.. 64, Gallinger Hospital John B. Burgess. 64. 1831 North Capitol | Aniie Martin. 81. 220 H st ne H. Hall, 60 Gallinger Hospit Robert_Barr. fi” Gallinger Hosp! | Mary B_Sinclair. 59. Garfleld Kmnun! | Laura M. Ammann, 58, Sibley Hospital. He!en R. Bennett, 21. 1109 Mt. Olivet rd. Rlllh “Oden. 3. Gallinger Hospital, Infant Wilijarm Myers. Gallinger, Hospital. Infant to Lawrence B "and Unglesby, Thaddeus Robmwm 3 452 Prankiin :t Sam Cohen. 5. Home for Aged and In Florence Gallaway. 15, 658 19th st. n.e. 2. Emergency Hosnital. Sallinger Hospital. xnxum Anneue Fhomas. Children's Hos- nital Infant to Sylvester and Augusta Stevens, Gallinger Hospital, Infant to Fugene and Della Epps. Gallinger Hospital. SRR Births Reported. Stenie M. and Forrest L. Athey. 1 Normg,n A. and Margaret A BOL\C er. boy. William ahd Marjorle . Deppe Samuel W. and Myrtle Truslow. girl. Richard B. and Harriet_Lanham, girl. Charles C. and Helen F. Johnson. girl. Yiliam W. and Margaret A Dondhue. boy Gnarles B ‘and Dessa H, Jor Herbert K W ana Marie ¥ Piper. #irl. William A and Iranell M. Calvin,'girl James A. and Cecelia L. Winstead. giri. ANY ANY SHAPE AUT SIZE GLASS PROMPT DRIVE-IN SERVICE Taranto & Wasman, Inc. 1321 L St. NW. NA. 2966 SHARPE WILL SPEAK ATY.M.C. A. TONIGHT | | Pepco Official to Discuss Best Way to Approach Prospective Employer. C. Melvin Sharpe, executive assist- ant to the president of the Potomac Electric Power Co., will be the prin- cipal speaker tonight at the last of a series of vocational guidance lec- tures at the central Y. M. C. A. Sharpe will discuss the best means of approaching a prospective employer for an interview. Other speakers will include Miss Dorothea de Schweinitz of the Na- tional Youth Administration and Miss Jane Palmer of the Children’s Bureau. The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held at 8 o’clock. 9:30-10 AM. WRC the Rialto The:‘er = “Your favorite tunes played on the air or in the theater.” 'I'AS'I'YEAS'I' JESTERS ; TONIGHT 7315P. M. § Fedrdeskdrdddddrrdodok sk dedrkdookde, HORSE SHOW TONIGHT Pinnl Indoor Event at Fort Myer Scheduled. ‘The final Fort Myer indoor horse show of the season will be held at the new riding hall of the post in Arlington County at 7:30 o'clock to- night. Local hunters and jumpers will compete in nine classes, and to the champion of these classes will be awarded a trophy emblematic of the | 5 highest total of points scored in the four shows. One class will be limited to student hunt tepms from Washing- ton girls’ schools. HELP_ MEN. BARBER, _experienced to take eharse: salary. 806 Eve st. n.w. BOYS and youns men, for permanent gock; good pay; with or’ without bicycles: Mr. Schryver. 1317 New_York ave. n.w. BRICKLA' LAYERS nntm. 19th and D sts. n.e.: come with tools: long job. BUTCHER, experienced. 'nmed must have r?:erenul Call at 808 North Capitol st. sfter E COLLEC TO R-SALESMAN, instaliment clothing and furniture house. Steady po- sition, established route. Must have car. d ‘salary and commisston. ~ Max Alper- stein, 1030 7th CURB ATTENDANTS, over 18 vears: tips, meals. Apply 5111 Georgia ave. n.W. SEmtan TRANSCATR, Bl 3 experience: part tim Sipected . Address Box 190-J.8 . married, for dairyman MAN. "Rockeilie ‘720 0f Rockville 00-Ra evenings. | want to make good money o | 426 5 THAT—Prospects ask for in writing. THAT—Hundreds are buying. THAT—They thank you for THAT—Is new in Washington. THATIS priced well under €10 THAT—Fazs our men from 190 o sas0 | TKAT—Pays you $24 on each order. THAT*FUN cash in your pocket right | awa: 1t you'are neat. igent and lean, hon- | n a dignified. pleasant proposition. come | 434 MUNSEY BUILDING. active. int est, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. HELP AND SIT —By BAER | “HELLO, EVENING STAR ADTAKER?—I WANT TO SELL THAT PIANO I JUST BOUGHT THROU LETTER-OUT GH YOUR CLASSIFIED SECTION.” BY CHAI!LES ll‘ JOSEPH TANGLES ASSURE STATE LITERAL UNTRIED Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word Print the letter in center column opposite called for in the last column. | the word you have removed it from. you will have a member of a tribe. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. FALSE PIETS ALIBLE ALIEN TREATS | § {P |1 | N | E 2 3 | Letter-Out and he gathers. ‘ Letter-Out for artful dodges. | Letter-Out for repasts. | Letter-Out for a drawer. er-Out and they are agreed 5 If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly or faithful. FEAL X‘.:eo'rr:r”?eu'; and the Croats first TIES and it identifies, LABEL Letter-Out for Lamb's nom de plume. LA Letter-Out for commencement. START I Letter-Out f | Letter-Out (Copyright, 1937.) HELP WOMEN. (Continued.) STAY-AT-HOMES. Ambitious to ge. ahead SITUATIONS MEN. (Continued.) | M agreeable work from you: Bome; make that extra money al Afams Experienced Canvassers. Salary and comm! o need. Phone at once. Supervisor. 1% . ne. HELP DOM!S‘I’IC 7o mrmw;ytmvtc:s. st. has cooks. waitresses.’ mai B ©.hw., pari time, day workers, housemen. DCMESTIC Dec. 2410, No 9011, furnishes cooks ghw.. helpers, but- lers. chauffeurs. porters. dishwashers. UNITY E\XPLOYMBNT CENTER. No. v wants white waitresses, colored waiters and BUSINESS. DRAFPTSMEN. DESIGNERS. DET: | :ook "AILE Several mr"c Muamml}\“ in Bnltunaui g PRV RANGE 5150- 8500 A MONTH. Our service is confidential. Send for ap- ication. L B 1005 Lexington Blds HELP WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. all B Ywaniea At once. AD ppiy the Nake- Un ‘Beauty Shop. 112 AUTY C Pm’roHunen Shon 3111 14th st. n.w. BEAUTY OPERATOR. ali-around expert; also snampooer fingér-wever, and mani: curer. App er M aret E. schtem lkm and lum spe:mm tablished 1903. 1145 Conn. ave. COFFEE DNONSTRATORs—Pour n!nt- appearing ladies to glslflbule samples of prepared coflee in hBmes in Washington. Applicants must be willing workers. Salary, | | cominission and_bonus. Opportunity to | make earnings above the average. See Mr Tungkurth, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 to 034 14th st. n.w.. second floor. Cmm A'fl':NDAN'rs ore1siyeans; “good __Apply 5111 Georgia ave. n.w. DRESSMAKE! n "*mma other need apply. o I d e GIRL, experienced in hand laun T EnowWE: edge of fronm: shirts. | University Hand Laundry. e st. n.W. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. _preferably B cilere Jrainin, to. Cofrect bapers in return for tuition in local commercial college; hours, 9-4:30. Address Box 286-H. = office. DIES. are you ambitious to b e e 1onds, nelsh: ry, underwear, e - Dor:all Supervisor, District 5174. (4), refined, who have four_or Tiore hours daily 1o devote to earning S16 Jeekly: ot house to house. Avly 0 to 12, 1427 Eve st. n.w. CE CO.. ‘Baltimore, Md exnerlenced art & small MAN. able to ings up to S Sery route: car given Droducer Anply 1110 9th n.w.. 9 t ot ms Thours & da: week: 0D ansm on fine dresses. thoroughly ex~ perienced: _steady work and 2% after dnllcnntl 'lth good city references con- lered. HILLIP Dsucrggs g P GIRL BAFFLES N.Y. POLICE ia ; I TUNE IN TONIGHT! the amazing yomantic adventures of ‘PRETTY KITTY KELLY” NEW WONDER BREAD RADIO SHOW Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. WISV 6:45 P.M MANAGER of large firm will interview men guer 21 for 3 local sales positions offer- good pay with chance for ri i cEosent “ApDly © to- 13, 205, 1 st. Avoly Parkyay Cleaners & ‘Dyers, Conn. ave. Do not phon ALESGIRL for bakery. evenings and Sun- Say work: miust be. neai perienced pre- ferred, ‘Apply Neuls 25 53t nw . between 030 and 1 au.mmmm wanted. experienced sellin millinery, for part time and steady: & pay to right party. Apply Morton's Mil- linery, 314 7th SALESLADIES. Seiencel T dress and coat dept. Apply the Loeb Co. 714 7th st.n.w. EN, ppemnl. for pleasant outside work Mr. L nea Phone National - 8510, to 5 p.m. and % ) p.m. SALESLADY. experienced in selling ladies’ dresses and coats: salary and commission. Apply H. Abramson. Inc.. 1032 7th st. n.W. um to distribute -ammm-. wodneid 939 D st. 1 - ou.- BURNER su.!.sm Non-competi- tive side line: commissions will pay, your enses. = Replies confidential. ~ Address $ox 506-J. Star office. re position; ssiary &nd Mr. Glaser, Star Frigid- \DIO AND Hare Dave at ‘cast thres i Deml-nent o Apely o eucz s, washers, lrvnerl lnd !lfll SALESLADY. experienced wm\ lldles’ and children’s wearing appar ust have ret- erences. _Apply J..m M SEA} nn “had_plant exnerlence Dreferred; steady _work and Apply Parkway Cleaners & ay. Dnn _"30i0 Gonn. ave. Do not bhone. WAITRESSES, experienced. over 18 years of tll AWI! 5111 Georgia ave. n.w. WA white, you experienced girl. AT Pt e ANTED—ADII!’ after 6 LW, ‘WAITRESSES pm., 1705 K st. a ;xlu -eeount and eommlnlon. Appl sm'm’mo AND MAIL CLERK, age 20 experienced. for mail order haule S T, 5 o Sanderiing, Tettived. Address no 14-5, Star ‘omice, unter gp?fie%d e 2 SO w'?o {':a for nm-t ty; Tefe S B e ile. Beryh 480, 6017n Cfinn luncheonette dispenser, S22 8atne oF “Mr. ‘Chandler. ave. NG MEN. experionced ROOFING AND SIDING only; steady work. Apply 8 General Contracting Co.. 1114 Dth n.' TENANT OR.KI‘R (mlrr\ed). m'l farm near Olney; m ood_worl t be 10 o!h:k 621 1201 st. D.W. delivery). care- s ulm. T wer” " st. se. Apply 101 4th EXPERIENCED CHOC. nmm Please apply 3412 14th st. D.W. COMPETENT white woman. o cook. walt and keep first Hoor of small house in t be-good. plain o Gook and iive tn: ant quarters: £adults’s ¢ xmmm: s ; relere Sadress Bos 41000 Brar eifee " SALESLADIES FOR COATS AND DRESSES, REGULAR AND PARTTIME WORK. APPLY WILBUR ROGERS, 1211 F ST. The Raleigh Haberdasher Has openings for EXPERIENCED sales- 'flm-n in th: My-w--ur and acces- i | sm- office. COOK enced; colored g.h.w. stay nighis: 36 weel girl. 901 New York ave. n.w between 1 and 5 p GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. rienced; stay nights. st. n.w. Cleveland 5 GIRL. white, work for family of board. _Lincoln 587 GIRL. white, for general hou ework a'\d care of small child ek T drive, Chevy Chase. Md. MAID colored general houseworker y some nights; good salary 1 st. n.w WOMAN. white or colored, COOK. g. stay nights mo. Emerson 2999 WOMAN wanted. between ages 40 and 50, | to live in: general housework. care for small children: parents emploved; state re: quirements and salary expected. Box i Star_office. WOMAN, white, housekeepin; laundry: family of 3; may st after 6 pm. 1013 G st. s WOMAN. of home: stay mzhu nights; n. Call Wednesday . Economy Siding & Potomac morouxmy experi- W wouw soung. expe- | 4101 Northampton | I housekeeping ¥, room and Address _cooking and | p # od | Folomlc 1239. ake full charge Adaress B 400K - young. ~colored_ d. s ch butler. etc.; good references; m:ms if desired. Adams 10148 wants posit stay n_th; Address MAJOR in the U. S, Marine Corps. unimpeachable record. desires Dot tru.t and responsibility. Salary no object T further information, adcress Box 7 Star offce 1 YOUNG LAW STUDENT_ versatile. desires work parallel to studies: business and character Teferences furnished. N. M. 5115 4is with | of Gentile, mar: ember of bar salary. Ad Al ). av. stenographi perienced office work: ry if future promise. SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN. COUPLE, colom: “desire_living quarters chauffeur. Call after " Decatar SITUATIONS WOMEN. g BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY. 15 yrs’ ex- Derience: thorough knowledge of general | office work. Address Box 61-J. Star office.9* | c.mr. colored. neat. wants job as matd in office o priiate nome: references. fond of children; ref, Sm “colored _wishes job_as waitress, Hillside GIRL. maid in store o light housework. GIRL. colored, wishes position as maid. | SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOU‘!TAM expert; books started. kep! part time. balanced: audits nromnt lowest_cost. Adan BOY, colored. wants Jjob as d|shwashe after’ scnool. "Call Decatur 4 ee 4 _and 5:50 D. CHAUTFEUR part_time only: 60 ¢ ceRte .’n hour. 70_Ontario rd. MAN. wcled wants position. truck drivei or janitor: best refs. and good mechanic 10 sears ‘last fob. Address Box 407 Bllr office. fax reports. monthly Adams 8796, r | n | be;u(y shop or doctor’s office; no Sundays. N XA 11* . 2 colored want ‘other ‘stenographer-typist 612 Sunday. week davs HOUSEKEEPER, _refined, _middle - aged. white: good cook. Address Box | Star oice. g NURSE, registered_ suitable for invalid companion: ln[!r!“!d in Shakespeare, hl‘h arts. x 414-J. Star office. PRACTICAL NURSE desires work. Lineoln foe STENOGR | FULLY sitions: one | ¢! Deeatur T | Phone | D | TYP;'ST EXPER' young,_ married. nowledge of office work and theater op. eration: best references. Address 406-J, Star office. 5 vears old. vr'mls smon in Washington: has car: complete | Box ER T FESERIENCED TN | BUSINESS | MATTERS. " ADDRESS BOX 114-H. STAR OFFICE. 17 TYPIST fice work experience Teasonable snllry Address Box 404-J, Star office. 10 LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. —By WEBSTER V\omw' instruct color UATIONS. SITUATIONS WOMEN. (Continued.) YOUNG GIRL wants part time or general ‘!:;n:nvjmrk experienced with ~ childzen. YOUNG LADY, attractive, dnlr!l evening waitress work. Phone Met. 505 SITUATIONS OOMESTIC. FP’(IJKJ.Wnrsl-('li:s‘ with references. North - GIRL. colored wanis general housewo or “cookine: ko home hiehin A% ences. 0 N st. n.w GIRL. colored wants work by Call Lincoln 066X-J. GIRL. colored_ honest general housework GIRL, CO]orPd r('lll ning or all T dren. Llrl‘Ol"A l"l’: GIRL, colored, wishes work of any kind North H540. GIRL, colored. wants part-time job clean- ng 751 8 st GIRL colored. reliable. part-time work as maid, or nurse. Dist GIRL. colored. wants day’'s or week's wo n 9726 Euclid st. n.w. Phone Columbia 7 GIRL. colored wants g ral housework or part_time. Decatur 1 GIRL. colored neat time of ‘day's Worker ave. n colored. wants job. part time or fu eference. Potomac 1807; call after the day Feliable. neat wishey Phone North desires work. eve ;dav; fond of chil- desires full or mother's helpe ishes day's work Guy. Priday, city selerences; "Dec GIRL colored | couple or b par ref. North 0187 GIRL. colored. re| or day's work_or | Phone_ w GIRL. colored. wishes work. Lincoln | day’s work or lantic 44 GIRL, colored. wishes morning's work or day's work; good references. Call Adam GARO-W GIRL. colored nea’. reliab) as chambermaid waitress work. Phone Decatur 447 GIRLS (). colored, from work as plain ¢ rse travel. K19 GIRLS ( nursing or gen: Call North (14 MAID. colored by the da wants work eral house Car, w. — Iree to € want job_as maid usework; references s or cleaning work: reference WOMAN. colored general housework ences Phone Decat WOMAN, colored. day's work or cooking; experienced. North N14¢ WOMAN. colored. expers {ime or ‘ail-day housew WOMAN_ colored reliab work. piain cooking or lay place as cook seneral house- ss. ol colored. wants references. Lula Gee ob cook: C % 2 WOMAN_colored wa: day, D. C. or car fare. Potomac 246! INSTRUCTION COURSES. HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL and home study courses w s work Wed.. Thurs- S1.50 day and = Special rate Park rd. n GREGG speed dic ion. CALCULATIl\G MACHINES ve Sourses in Comptometer. Bu etc.. w briet | LEARN BEAUTY CULI URE EARN WHILE LEARNING YANBEAUTY COLLEGE, $5—Civil Service Exams.—$5 CO\'PTC E‘PT’( \Ih\'ROE STEN.. TYP. N PAPERS FREE Patent_E' aminer; Sal., $2.000. R _OBSERVER LOC TH! CIVIL SERVICE F‘HF \R\YOR\' SCHOOL. 529 12th St. N.W. Met. 6337, BEAUTY CULTURE. culture e on com- terms. perators ogue on \LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. terms. €3 5 week. P 1.5 o lhe Better Meth PERSONAL. HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED own method Results effective for & time or money back. Write for booklet. drigs of Surrers - DRt SOMMERWERCK 1365 Columbia rd__Adams 0788 light. Appointments. Potomac 4 DR.DELLA LEDENBECKER 0. West LADIES _DON'T DISCARD FLR COA’ remodel them. Dry alteratio D o mv' P st nvk Room MAKE FIBER FLOWERS FOR PLEA or profit: quality materials: free it tion 1317 F st.. Room 807 PUBLIC SPEAKING — CO - OPERATIVE £roup now forming, meet Tues. eves, at N: public invited. 4404 New Hamp: ave. n.w NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING: E: cellent masseuse. Treatments for Improving invalid circulation. _Decatur 2134, 11° HAIR RESTORED TO ITS = NATURAL by expert tinter. Me! H’DD 1120 298 IO DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HAT, RE- RODERICK DHU IS THE BRAVEST TrinG ! AvD HE'S JUST A PUPPY HE ISNT AFRAID OF designed into today's mode, $1 Smart new hats to order orLo; merly with Mme. Ashe 1011 H st second floor. District 10 A SINGLE LWING - THE © PRI sory dennmnu. Avny rlon at e e morning etween .°§b FERtE [} /V////’/ .|/, Kl 9-7.-—v-mlo~i STRUGGLE BETwWEEN DE AND .CAUTION ~ MOTOR TRAVEL. PARTIES CONTEMPLATING TR[PTOMISv s t young lady desiring trip. i Tef. Address Box 41: OLDSMOBILE Gowc “ST. LOUIS is. _take ~passengers any- call wainut 11 - CAMERA REPAIRS. ~__CAMERA REPAIRING FULLER & ¢'ALBERT, INC. 815 10th St N.W __ Phone Natio} _REPAIRS & SERVICE‘_ BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and pillows reno . best prices and prompt del Wash_ Mattress Co., 319 L s N CARPENTER. flooring garpenter repairing. fenc 1359 Taylor st._Ada CARPENTER—AIl kmds of remodeunl and repairing. first-class: very _reasonable. Harry_Stumpf, Greenwood 0980. CHAIR CANING, fl,}’“m‘su*‘g fockers splinted. CLAY ARMST IOt St Pw Phone Metroporitan S0 ELECTRIC REPAIRING. No job too small. Lamps. vacuums. etc 4015-A_Georgia_ave. Adams_$245. 9 ELECTRIC S(I;IC?P AT YOUR repair !Er"l"&. floor plugs 1n- lmps repaired | Fres ‘estimates ob old_and hew Work-. Atiantie G00D. ELECTRIC WIRING LT and re- airs: 6-r. house fixtures & Dm lugs. $55 Beeai Elec. oo 840 Ubshur mow. "Gl 83 ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION. Estimates Free—Terms If Desired _2125R. 1. AVE. NE. POTOMAC 0200. FLOOR WORK--Sanding and nn(shmz prices reasonable: work guaranteed. C. De: 903_Longfellow_n.w 845 2 WORK—Expert 4 shelving, 1 m.m Brining. Geo. 0ld floors m, . _Deaton, st. n. Columbia 7862, FLOORS §anded - Finished - Layed Reliable service. s Nash Floor Co. 1016 20th st. (Continued on Next Page.)