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of Metropolitan to Sing Carron, Metropolitan Opera stations tonight at 8 o'clock. Elizabeth Lennox, contralto; Lucy Tonight. ITZI MAYFAIR, star of “The M tenor, will be featured during the Hammerstein “Music Hall” pro- Miss Mayfair will sing “Little Old Lady.” Carron’s contribution will be Laughlin, soprano, and Jerry Mann, comedian, also will take part in the Broadway Star and Carron Show Is On,” and Arthur gram on WJSV and other Columbia “Song oi Songs.” broadcast. L USBANDS AND WIVES” moves into the 8 o'clock spot on WMAL and simultaneously celebrates its sec- ond anniversary on the air. Since this domestic forum of the air started Sedley Brown and Allie Lowe Miles have interviewed 624 husbands and wives. A NOVEL new eomposition, “Work- out,” by Robert McBride, will have its air premiere during the “Musical Americana” program on WJSV at 10:30. The composition detalls the routine of a modern dance chorus and will be played by an augmented sym- phonic orchestra under direction of Freddie Rich. T CAN BE DONE,” a new weekly variety show, will make its debut on WMAL at 8:30. The program, which replaces “Welcome Valley,” will feature Edgar A. Guest and Frankie Masters’ Orchestra. REPRESENTATIVE ASHBROOK, Democrat, of Ohio will present the “Congress Today” program on WOL at 9:45. “Twenty Years After’ will be his topic. RS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick will start a “No Foreign War” crusade during the Emergency Peace Cam- paign broadcast on WMAL at 10:30. ‘The broadcast will be heard at mass meetings in 2,000 communities. OE PENNER will be the guest star during Jack Oakie’s program on WJSV at 9:30. Penner will lecture on “Old Inca Pottery” and 49 other subjects. ADIO JOE will dedicate his pro- gram on WMAL at 7:30 to the Cherry Blossom Festival. C. Melvin Sharpe, general chairman of the fes- tival, will speak. L JOLSON will sing “April S8how- ers,” which he introduced in “Bom- bo,” his Broadway success of 1921, during the broadcast on WJISV at 8:30. His program also includes “You Can't Take It With You” and “The Love Bug Will Get You if You Don't ‘Watch Out.” A SPECIAL Army day program will be broadcast by WMAL at 10. It will include an address by Secretary of War Woodring and music by the United States Army Band. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT HERE IN NOVEMBER Eleventh National Contract Ses- sion to Be Held at Shoreham November 29. Washington will be the scene of the eleventh annual national con- tract bridge championships next No- vember, it was announced last night at a meeting of the Washington Bridge League. The Winter session of the cham- plonships will be ataged at the Bhoreham Hotel the week beginning November 29. The event will be un- der direction of the American Bridge League. The main events will be the open pair, match point team of four, mixed pair, women's team of four. There also will be & non-masters’ pair championship, for which players on the select list of nafiannl masters are barred. Lieut. Conyir. W. A. Corley, U.8.N, retired, president of the Washington Bridge League will be chairman of the Tournament Committee. Air Headliners Domestic. 2:00 pm.—WJISV, W. P, A. Sym- phonic Band. 4:45 p.m.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. Evening Programs. 8:00 pm.—WJSV, Hammerstein Orchestra; Joison. 9:00 pm.—WMAL, Ben Bernie’s Orchestra. 9:30 pm.—WRC, Fred Astaire; WJSV, Jack Oakie’s College. 10:00 p.m.—WOL, Sinfonijetta. 10:30 p.m.—WJSV, Musical Amer- icana. 11:15pm—WMAL,‘Slumber Music. WISV, Al Short-Wave Programs. 6:30 p.m.—LONDON, Homeland Sketches, GSD, 25.5 m., 11.75 meg. 9:%pm—LONDON, Gaelic Concert, GSD, 255 m., 11.75 meg. 12:00 midnight—T OK IO, Over- seas Program, JZJ, 25.2 m.,, 11.88 meg. Listen in Today! Station WMAL at 5:45 p.m. Maj. Ernest Brown will discuss With Mrs. George Cyrus Thorpe Noted Traffic Safety Authority TRAFFIC FATALITIES 4 Sojety Program Sponsored By O. COOLICAN PM.| 12:00 12:15° 12:30 12:45 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO. CAPITAL’S RADIO PROGRAMS TODAY’S PROGRAM WRC 950k Merry Go Round Story of Mary Marlin Hello Peggy Jules Lande’s Ensemble WMAL 630k | WOL 1310k April 6, 1937. | WISV 1,460k |[P.M. News Bulletins 'Farm and Home Hour Honeyboy and Sassafras Willard Amison, tenor News—Music Dance Music Church of the Alr 'The Gumps Your News Parade Helen Trent Romance Cur Gal Sunday 5 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 Sylvia Clark Dan Harding’s Wife ‘Words and Music Farm and Home Hour Love and Learn ‘Tune Twisters Band Lessons Mary Mason “ Pepper Young' Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills Charles Sears, tenor Army Day Parade Music Guild “ w Dick Stabile’s Orch, “« Music of Masters |Jack Berch’s Boys Robert Horton Afternoon Rhythms Real Life Stories ‘Wakeman’s Sports Page Arthur Wright ‘Wakeman's Sports Page W. P. A. Band School of the Air Myrt and Marge U. 8. Marine Band Have You Heard? Wakeman's Sports Page The Continentals Sammy Kaye's Orch. Bill Wright Concert Hall Consumers’ Program Men of the West Follow the Moon The Guiding Light Your Health Dog Heroes Evening Star Flashes Wakeman's Sports Page Variety Program ‘Wakeman's Sports Page Sing and Swing Mrs. Ida H. Baker Pop Concert Beatrice Lillie Sundown Revue Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie Mary Marlin Isadore Lubin The Singing Lady Police Supt. Brown Tea Dance Tunes Johnson Family Jess Kirkpatrick Gypsy Airs Evening Rhythms Science Service Robert Horton Terry and Ted Dinner Dance G. W. Hutchinson Dinner Dance Science in the News Dinner Club Lowell Thomas Tony Wakeman Ed Dinant News—Music Enoch Light’s Orch. Vincent del Garza Arch McDonald Mrs. Harold Butler Pretty Kitty Kelly ) |Amos 'n’ Andy Vocal Varieties Stump-Us-Boys Quest’'n Mark Hittenmark| Russ Morgan’s Orch. Wayne King Easy Aces Original Jesters Radio Joe It Can Be Done Sidewalk Interviews Fred Astaire 10:00 |Fred Astaire Jimmy Fidler Vic and Sade Ben Bernie Treasure Chest Husbands and Wives Harmony Hall Editorial Dinner Concert Howard Lanin’s Orch. Poetic Melodies Musical Moments Alexander Woolcott Boake Carter Five Star Final Christian Witness “One Million” Concert Favorites ‘Music Hall Al Jolson Clyde Lucas’ Orch. Console and Keyboard Congress Today Watch the Fun Go By Jack Oakie’s College " |Secretary Woodring “Emergency Peace” Slnfnnlcttfl Poe's Tales 3§ck Oakie’s College Muflcal Americana News—Night Owl Arthur Reilly Jimmy Joy's Orch. News Bulletins Slumber Hour News—Music String Ensemble Freddy Martin's Orch. News Bulletins Tommy Dorsey’s Orch. Anson Weeks' Orch. Phil Ohman’s Orch. Frank Dailey’s Orch. H Sign Off 1 1 rdon Hittenmark Night Watchman - Sammy Kaye's Orch. George Hamilton’s Orch. Eddie EIkins' Orch. Leon Belasco's Orch, 'Witching Hour [%{ight Watchman (1 hr.) | 1:30 ! sign off : TOMORROW’S PROGRAM APRIL 7, 1937. Gordon Hittenmark Wake Up Club Today's Prelude Hugo Mariani’s Orch. Sl&dasla in Sign off 1 1: 1 Wi 8% Musica] C!Dck Art Brovln Gordon Hittenmark s e Morning Devotions Island Serenaders Cheerio Art Brow Gordon Hittenmark Garden Suggestions Morning Glories News Bulletins Breakfast Club Mrs. Wiggs John's Other Wife Just Plain Bill Today’s Children Capt. Tim Healy Ma Perkins Mountain Man ‘The Doctor Says Art Brown Morning Concert News—Music Sun Dial The Wife Saver |News Bulletins Police Flashes—Music French Son Marriage Clinic John Metcalf | Betty and Bob Modern Cinderella Hymns of All Churches John K. Watkins David Harum Backstage Wife How to Be Charming Voice of Experience The O'Neills [Personal Column Vic and Sade ‘Edward MacHugh Merry-Go-Round Martha and Hal Magazine of the Air The Big Sister Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe Merry-Go-Round Mary Marlin Harry Richman ‘Why? News Bulletins Farm and Home Hour Honeyboy and Sassafras Organ Recital News—Music Four Star Frolic We Are Four The Gumps Your News Parade Helen Trent Romance Our Gal Sunday 0 |Dick Fidler's Orch. Dan Harding's Wife Words and Music [Farm and Home Hour Love and Learn Neighbor Nell Studio Orchestra Concertairs Dance Music Robert Horton George Rector Real Life Stories Jean Dickenson Mary Mason Pepper Young’ Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills Bavarian Orchestra Airbreaks “Want to Write” Salerno and Piano Tony Wakeman Bill Lewis, songs Wakeman'’s Sports Page | Through a Woman'’s Eyes| - School of the Air Myrt aad Marge [Rochester Civic Orch. Comlnentll Varieties Von Unschuld Piano Club Spom Page 1‘Henry ‘Weber’s Orch. ‘Afternoon Rhythms Questions in Congress Jimmy Brierly Chasin’ the Blues The Collegians Follow the Moon The Guiding Light Parents and Teachers Alice Hutchins Drake Evening Star Flashes |Sports Page Variety Program Sports Page Institute of Music Academy of Medicine Social security grants totaling $15,- 169 were paid to 129 blind persons here during the year ended March 1, according to the Board of Public Welfare. g The board estimated that there are 568 blind persons in the District. Applications for aid were received from 288 persons. tions were denied or withdrawn and 102 were pending at the close of the year. Only two of the States reporting to the Social Security Board showed fewer blind persons per total popu- lation than did Washington, where only 20 persons out of every 100,000 received grants. The average for all States was 50 recipients per 100,000 of Dari Dan Adventures Sundown Revue Jack Armstrong $15,169 PAID BLIND IN D. C. DURING YEAR Social Security Grants Are Re- ceived by 129 Persons in Capital. ‘population. Of the total number of hlind per- sons here, only 70 are employed. Seventy applica- Mary Marlin Jean Dickenson songs The Singing Lady Rhythm Cocktails Johnson Family Spenish Serenade Junior Commerce Evening Rhythms Robert Horton The exhibit, cultivation. BINK * Living in institutions were 248 blind men and women. The remainder were living with relatives or caring for themselves. -— A synthetic manure for hotbeds has been developed by the horticulture department of Oklahomsa A. and M. College. SHAPE ANY AUT GLASS ANY SIZE PROMPT DRIVE-IN SERVICE Taranto & Wasman, Inc. 1321 L St. N.W. NA. 2966 FLOWER EXHIBITION Paintings by Mrs. Hyde Seen at National Museum. Paintings of flowers by Mrs. Alice Earle Hyde and a collection of wild flower seeds are being exhibited by the Wild Flower Preservation Society in the south end of the foyer of the National Museum, Tenth street and Constitution avenue. through April 19, also includes books and leaflets on wild flower study and SPRAY PAINTING Sales—Parts—Service Standard Automotive Supply Co. 14th St. NW. at § which will continue EQUIPMENT NO. 0115 You Can’t Afford NOT to Renovize The Eberly Way Modernizing or Renovizing —Neither is expensive under the Eberly Plan. With us no matter what's to be done—it is only ONE job, although it may include many types of crafts. job—you‘ve hold standard of But being one only one head to responsible—only one work to expect— and only one very reasonable profit to pay. You cannot begin to realize what can be accomplished in the modernization or renovation of your home—and how reasonably it will be done under the Eberly Plan. Consultation with one of our supervisors will be interesting —just phone us. A. Eberly’s Sons Our 88th Year. 1108 K N.W, One Standard — One Responsibility — One Modest Profit ' salcs; dest. 0 ’ DI. 6557 ‘ ' C., TUESDAY b.0.P. WOMEN ELECT OFFIGERS Mme. Cantacuzene Named President for Three-Year Term. Mme. Julia Cantacuzene, grand- daughter of President Grant, was elected president of the League of Republican Women, to serve for three years, at a meeting of the organiza- tion yesterday at the Raleigh Hotel. She succeeds Mrs. Willlam Fitch Kelley. Other officers chosen were: Mrs. Frank W. Mondell, first vice president; Mrs. Charles Alger, second vice president; Mrs. Warren J. Haines, third vice president; Mrs. William Culbertson, fourth vice president; Mrs. ‘Willilam N. Doak, fifth vice president; Mrs. Charles M. Les, sixth vice presi- dent. Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy, recording secretary; Mrs. Lewis T. Breuninger, assistant recording sec- retary; Mrs. Edmund Kochersperger, treasurer; Mrs. Hugh Southgate, as- sistant treasurer; Miss Ruth M. Brown, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Henry Corbin Fuller, assistant corresponding secretary. Members chosen to the Board of Directors were Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mrs. Ralph O. Brewster, Mrs. Willlam R. Castle, Mrs, James J. Davis, Mrs. Willlam O. Gilbert, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs James R. Mann, Mrs. Bertrand Snell and Mrs. Maurice H. Thatcher. Sergt. John E. Scott, director of the Boys' Club of the Metropolitan Police Department, outlined activities of the | M Police Boys’ Club in a talk before the group. Describing plans for estab- lishing & club for colored boys, to be located in the 1200 block of U street, he said that while under sponsorship of Police Department, the proposed club would be under man- agement of colored persons. He said approximately 5,000 members were expected to be enrolled. FOOT EXAMINATIONS FOR PUPILS URGED Dr. Custis Lee Hall Tells Value of Plan to Manor Park Group. Annual examination of the feet of achool children by authorized physi- cians and the recording and correc- tion of any defects were advocated for a program of foot health educa- tion in the public schools by Dr. Custis Lee Hall, prominent District surgeon and an authority on foot defects, who spoke before the Manor Park Citizens’ Association last night at Whittier School. Stating vhat 50 per cent of children between 5 and 10 years, 70 per cent between 10 and 15 years and 80 per cent of high school age have some defect of the feet, Dr. Hall contends that with the proper treatment in early life such lesions may be cor- rected. The foot health program, which is being discussed before civic groups and parent-teacher associations, has the indorsement of the District Health Department. George A. Corbin reported a tenta- tive bus schedule to begin May 2 in the Manor Park and Takoma Park areas. PRINTING? Call West 1816 Graphic Arts Press, Inc. 914 20th St. N.W. A o o " TASTYEAST JESTERS APRIL 6, 1937. “MY WIFE SIGNED UP FOR THAT HELP AND SITUATIONS. INTERIOR DECORATING COURSE THAT WAS ADVERTISED IN THE EVENING STAR CLASSIFIED SECTION.” HELP MEN. (Continued.) » = EN, comm. and salary basis: sales cam- aign starts Friday. See Mr. Cilty at 941 s.w., 10 to 12 a.m. ied. to start in & . position of must b neat. with some sales ex- Address_Box ater s MEN, trust: past , under 45, Deat appearance; and experience helpful; salary MEN. selling Appiy 801" Colorado bl commission. 14th lnd O Ll MEN~—Tiow woul you Tl o Fake up Y000 i w days Get ' brand-new n and bonus besides? Be your own Bervice local grocery route. Apply morning only_1110 §ith st. n.w. _ PAPERHANGER and painter (white) may earn their rooms part time and get board lt $2.50 weekly, Co-Operative Club. ]hUz 1 (Eve) st. n.w. ATTORNEY wanted by T lished concern to primarlly prosecute pai. be a hustler and atating qualifications. ary expected. Address Box office PHARMACIST, young, alert; . full time, steady work; state experience and salary expected. Address Box 272-J, Star_office. P : to work in tallor shop. ApplY 1429 H st. n.e. = L PRESS FEEDERS for cylinder work. ADply W. F_Roberts Company, 529 17th st. n.w RADIO SERVICE MAN. willing to perform other dutles in battery and electric station. Steady_employment. Address Bo Q. Star_offce. SALESMA! . selling . well known. 100% Pa. motor direct to Washington automo- bile "owners: _state _selling experience in detall. Post Office Box 533. Baltimore. Md BALESMAN, real estate: only men quali- fled to earn $5.000 to $10.000 a year need | ‘ call. Wisconsin 2850 between & and &.30 | EALEBM!N between 18 and 30_yrs. old. New advertising proposition. = Salary or commission. North 2444 between 6 and 9eve g BALESMEN (4) to sell our famous New Orleans Coffee: also 4 men for routes. We train_you and' furnish evervihing 1o ose who qualify. Appiy Standard Coffee Co.. 500 11th s.e.. 7 to 9 D. Tue!dnv i SECURTTY SBALESMEN. experienced. to sell stock in small loan company. Liberal com- mission: _leads furnished. 'Ailied Under- writers Inc.. Shoreham Blde. SHORT-ORDER COOK and “counterman for restaurant. Must be first class; b"t references. _Sterling 9298 SHORT-ORDER COOK and helper for res- taurant, white: no phone calls. Medow | 2 Georgia ave. SLIP-COVER CUTTER, experienced. 10th_st. n.w Taiz 343-C. Star_omce. | Mr.! | estate, appliances, we offer the op-|7 HELP MEN. USED CAR SALESMEN Here s your chance o make real money. Highest commission paid. no deduction for | trade-ins, sportation and gas fur of lot periods. ~Anacostia Good Hope rd. s.e. See J. R. WATKINS CO. Can use three men over 25 in D. C. and suburban territories in established routes. No experience required. WE TRAIN YOU. If from $18 to $30 per week interests you, apply from 9 to 12 am.. 513 K st. n.w. CAB DRIVERS, NEW CABS AVAILABLE. FREE CLASSES FOR HACKER'S LICENSE. BELL CAB CO,, L ST. NW. _____ MET. 1727. SALESMEN. Men now engaged in sell- ing radios, refrigerators, real or other household 1317 portunity of entering the | automobile business with one of Washington’s oldest Ford dealers. Apply in person only to Mr. Belding or Mr Blue, Steuart Motors, 6th and N. Y. ave. n.w. HELP MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE—Man as chauffeur-butler: wife. expert cook: furnish references. Address Box 303-H. Star office T HONE SOLICITORS —Must ha limited phone service. Gond pay to person wiiling to follow instructions. Call Dis- trict 2954 e SALESMEN. SALESMEN qualified to call on select trade with proposition of merit: grocery experi- ence helpful: must_have good reference_ or bond._Address Box 31%-Q. Star office REAL BSTATE SALESMEN—] builder wants exp. falesman with c: right man can make real money organization. We have a large number of | our own homes all well located in n.w. Section. Address Box $00-Q Star office alteration on snd, TAlx.OR for Tadies’ ! 28 3. Vacancies in well- BASSES. Ad- RS kno'n choir for experienced voices. dress Box 193-K. Star office. VULCANIZER—Apply _in perso: Tires Co. 1435 P st. n.w. YOUNG MAN. over 18 in delicatessen: ?nnx reference. Phil's Delicatessen, 1604 4th n.w. YOUNG MAN. high school graduste. to learn the drapery and furniture business. | Must be neat and willing to learn. prefer young man who is mechanically_inclined. Binall falary to start; but a wonderful op- portunity o learn the business. Address Box 197-K, Star office. ATT omu.u' Xknown electric range manu- facturer with fast-expanding business will accept_spplications from energetic young men, 25 to 30 years old, Who are now successful in the retail selling of ranges. refrigerators. washing machines etc, Work be dealers_and _their llllry to start. $175 per month. 'I!h allowance for use of your car. Address Box 200-Q._Btar office LARGE SELLING ORGANIZATION desires two men to contact home owners. salary and commission. good steady position. Better TONIGHT 7315 Pe Mo WMAL HERERERN N YT TRy AUTO SALESMEN ( ssful men who G A N card sajcomen guaran: teed salary and commission. JACK PRY, Packard desler, 5019 _Conn. iy AWNING MAN, experienced. Apply 35616 M st nw. BODY AND FENDER MAN. capable of turning out perfect work. Hamilton's Auto Body Co.._3137 K st. n.w. BoYs and young men for permanent work: good pay; with or without bicycles. Mr. 1317 New York ave. n free to travel State age, experience. Ad- dress Box 314-Q. Sta . WORLD WAR va.ANs (five), leave town at once; single; travel. sales organ- jzation: permanent.’ expenses advanced; transportation furnished. ' M. Crobarger, Hotel Burlington. Don't phone. EXPERIENCED SALESMEN. If you are a qualified salesman With & car. consider this position. No. 1. an out- standing product immediate market of through 1 Bra 81 50 part: 6. very high rate of enmigsions 7. Tull commission paid week- £ on Sime. saies: & atiraciive bonus paid monthly: 9. excellent training and super- vision: 10, opportunity for il Potomn 4678 Tu and promotion. Cal day. 7:30 p.m. es- (2), _strictly first-c 891-W ¥ekronndlizip m YERS w 4 months' work. Aoniy Eolervite Y- Four Gorners, Bliver Spring. Md. _Five more jobs in D. C. ited: experienced in re- steady employment. Ad- s K. Star_office. BUILDER wanted, eficient. to build small houses: must'own fast truck; permanent employment. ~substa tial pay. Address Box 296-Q. Star omce dress_Box 362. CARPENTER, seftied man _for ordinary work. Room and board with fair wages. Good working conditions. = Colonial Beach Hotel, Colonial Beach, Va. CHAUFFEURS for Blue-Light cabs model Plymouth, open single or double shifts at Tate a driver can afford to pay. SALESMEN PIVE SELECTED MEN who desire the opportunity to learn the ofl burner and el ofl business will be given intensive training for one week beginning at once. ‘which _opportunity to enter this at- d_with one of the leaders of glven to those who 3 Appiy all this ‘week, 1719 Conn. ave. n.w. We are now selling oil-burning equipment for immedi- ate installation and no payments need be made until next September. See Mr. E.h“ Blue-Light Station, 16 th -BOOKKEEPER. office_experience, age 25 to 30. Apply in own handwriting, giving full details including salary ex- pected. . Address Box 356-J. Star office. K_and also counterman-short order . experienced in_sea foods. Apply at 2nd floor, 418 12th st. n.w.. after rm—umwma CONCERN can use five .~ No selling or canvassing: $17.50 per week. plus commission and . Must be over 21, have D. C. per- mits and good record $30_ Weck and more. | Sec My Bradburn 1856 MAN. experienced, for road bet. 1 and 5 p.m. FRUIT SALES] stand: reliable: reference required. 2001 Bladensburg rd. n.e. ool upholstering. Permanent position. full details in first letter. Address Box 270-J. Star office. GARAGE MECHANIC, first-ciass. Hietts East [Falls Ohurch. Va. Phone iE Garage. Falls Chur GROCERY cu:ax Alert young man who has_had experience in better type stores: n. ret Ad- dress Box 201-0. Biar office. - 7" LUNCH ROOM MAN, 'hlte who_knows business and can keep records, to manage gglored sandwich shop, Apply in person. 2425 1st at. 8:30 p.m. MAN. 22 to as money: some sal mbitious to earn more xperience will be help- ful but not necessary. Address Box 135- Btar _office. MAN_ colored. dependabie, between ages of 85 and 45. for regular part-time cleaning services at 45¢ per hour: must be already employed and must live within a few blocks of 16th and U sts. n.w, Give age, experi- ence. refs. Address Box 368-K., Star office. MARRIED MEN, several, with sales ability. to Tepresent latee inuirance o Salary S0h and M. Vernon pi- o % . with thorough _education. to grer's business of your own. We train -n‘a while learning. 75 Ratlonar Bress Bid o ATV 2 to MEN to distribute advertising, 7 a.m. Wed- nesday. 939 D s NN 3 Duild He: ne.lm. sceident and fite lnlunnee debits. supt.. Room 216, Golimbian Bindie 416 }""1 "w "6"&"?&?'% n"?cfif St o for n Cupable sales, dopt.” € o 440l partiouiars. "Address SALESMAN—Must be over 25 and know Washington: man selected will get small salary. commission and special real estate course; applicant preferred without real estate experience: write. stating qualifica- | tions and why you th. u can sell real Address Box 370-K, Star office. estate. LIQUOR SALESMAN. experienced man to contact bar trade exclusively: must have excellent credentials and be a first-class. clean-cut salesman: salary and expenses. Tell us about yourself and state salary de- sired. _Address Box 364-K, Star office BOND SALESMAN with clientele for Wash- ington and vicinity: drawing account, £100 weekly bonus and percentage of profits Must be able to demonstrate ability to produce volume of business. State details of experience and performance. All replies held in strict confidence and appointments made in Washington. J_R.. Box 10, Wall Station. New York City. 8t SALESMEN. I want three men over 25 to join a permanent organization selling to Business and Professional men a Book Combination used by many prominent people and needed by every one. New and enlarged Editions with an effec- tive sales plan; priced and on terms to suit present conditions. Opportunity for advancement. Daily advances against earned Commissions. Mr. Swink, 10-12, 2-4, 708 Second National Bank, 1331 “G” St. NW. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES DO RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec has cooks, waitress part-time day worker: :)tsl 1402 11th, nurses, §.0.W., DOMESTIC AGEN! Dec. 0011, 1 9th. furnishes cooks. maids. helpers. Housemen, porters,” drivers. 2419, 1 OPENINGS for cooks. €.h.w . maids, helpers. Go_or_stay. Dll'l. time. Domestic Agency, 1925 _8th s PR UNITY | EMPLOYMENT CENTER_426 5th n.w.. furnishes help. hotels. nslnunnts Elubs " schools. domestics. - Natl. 3465, BUQINEQS NEED stenographers, expert typists, dicta- phone operators. bookkeepers, etc.. for cur- rent openings. BOYD'S, 1333 F BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. 1 | SHRILL | | called for in the last cotumn. Print the word you have removed it from. they are good fighters. ___________—__—- Letter-Out and it is her property. Letter-Out for sound and elang. Letter-Out for those who were not lost Letter-Out and the wise-cracker as this. 1 2 3 4 Letter-Out and many & one is sut at a dance. 5 Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word the letter in center column opposite If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. B |C] |A] |RJ LE INCHERS CRANES GIANTS ROWEL ITCHES 1 2 4 Letter-Out and you render pros- perous ENRICH Letter-Out and he approaches, NEARS Letter-Out and buckshot will do it. STING Letfer-Out for an smusement magnate. LOEW Letter-Out and they sre quite sirlish. CHITS (Copyright, 1987.) BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced in_spiral winding. finger waving and hair tinting; $25 to start, with commission. Apply in person. Also girl to learn beauty culture. _Lillias, 2817 14th et BEAUTY OPERATORS (two); thoroughly ~ experienced: 8180 part-time operator. Laura Beauty Shop. 2040 Eve st.nw BEAUTY SHOP OPERATOR. experienced all around. Apply 1420 New York aye. n.w.. Room BEAUTY omm‘o& t._experienced pemw- nent waver and genernl operator with ol lowing. by established Conn. ave Resporise_treated confidentialy. Box 367-K. Star office. ‘BEAUTY OPERATOR; must be experi- enced in all branches. Apply 1307 East Capitol st. OLERK for music store who 18 0 qual fled to teach piano. Prefer married wom- located in Washington. Q. Btar_office. salon. ‘Address an_permanently Address Box 00K, colored woman public or tea room cooking: steudy position: no_phone_calls. Af? after 3 pm. Tally-Ho Tea Shop. 810 st n.w DRESSMAKER, and alteration be thoroughly experienced. 264 ave. n.w._Columbia 9090, FOOD SUPERVISOR, experienced in 1 in_food preparation and marsging of help.~ Cafe: teria counter knowledge essential. Not over 35 years of age, steady position. Give age. weight. height. education, exp. and references. Address Box 191-J. Star office. GIRLS, white (10), to give out soap sam- ples and register customers. Room 24, 1415 Eye st. n.w. ‘__3 GIRLS (two). for curb service, and one for inside waitress. Must be over 18 and fur- nish own transportation. ADply after 2 p.m. at Riggs Valley mmm m:n Td. and University lane. _See Mr. Rich LADIES_Devote _three or__four hours daily. Possible to make $300 vacation money or more between now and Summer selling hosiery. dresses. etc. Call Dist. 5174 MARKER OR ASSORTER or both (white) steady employment Only experienced need apply. The Yale Laundry, 437 New York ave. n.w.. ask for Dr. Bradford MARKERS__experienced. wholesale cleaning plant. References. 3 chanan st. n.w. MILLINERY SALESLADIES. ex !xeperlenced Apply Haber Co. G s SODA_DISPENERS and Sounter & perienced: good salary. Del Rio Barbecue. Bladensburg rd. at the Peace Cross. m d- ensburg. d STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY — Bplendid opportunity in advertising agency for in- telligent woman: $20 weekly to start State training. experience, etc. Address Box 313-Q. Star cffice. s WAITRESSES, between a Apply between 2 and 5 _p.m. Cafe. 4300 Conn. ave. n.w WAITRESS experienced. store. 702 Hast.ne g WAITRESSES, experienced only need apply. 644 H st. ne | WOMAN cook and waitress wanted. Tunch room. 812 P EAy - st i Srorerred. 5t least high sehool. for one espe- cially interested in mental development children: advancement to executive. defi- nite income. Write age education experi- ence. phone. Address Box 477-M. Btar office. WOMEN_ open a dress and hoslery shop In you home. on consignment; liberal commission. “ng - money meeded. " Miss Schertzer. Rm. 403, 13 P st. n.w. WOMEN (4) .cnvr for sales work. Sal- ary. $12 week and comm. Apply Gare linger & Co. 916 G st. n.w WOMEN AND HOUSEWIVES. white part time. neat appearance who are aiready employed or “unemployed. one-half hour daily after usual work hours to distribute printed invitations Earn your vacation money. Commission commensurate on effective distribution. Pleasant. easy work. Nothing to sell. Does not interfere with present emplovment. For interview. without obligation. address Box 203-Q. Star et‘flgs. experienced in references; “dry u- " 18-22 of Blue Bell for delicatessen YOUNG LADY, not over 25. live at home | with parents. ' stenographer and general | office work " Apply Wed.. between 8 and 7 p.m.. Smith Storage Co. 1313 You. C Capable cook R T ST L | $10 week: must live in._Wiscon: HO EPER. wh t"have re(zrrruxfi Tall atter 6. s. Call take care of baby. 8 sieep in ‘Y week. 815 Eve st. n second_floor. O GIRL. colore, child in sm. lo( good ref. Cleveland 2 GIRL. white or colored. for light houses work: sleep in. Apply 644 H st. n GIRL, colored to answer phone and do part-time housework. Address Box 351-J Star_office. GIRE, ecolored_general housework. _ Ing: live in: $7 week Atlantic 2888 4 GIRL OR WOMAN. white, general house- work. cookin, must like children: $25 month salary, room and board. Call Wis- consin_1476 HOUSEKEEPER. competent. for | with two children. school age: stay nights, Addres( Box 117-Q. Star office | HOUSEREEPER 1o take charge small apt, one child: must have good references. Ape . Mt Ralnfer. Md. e care of baby. nn»fl in: references requi after 4 pm. cook- Call after 6 p.m. | WOMAN | housework \ Wisconsin ¢ white sleep) -aged. care for child | and general housework: stay in: good ref- erences._Address Box -J s« r_office. WOMAN_~ white. 25-35 year; gmem housework: ljve in: references: $55 per mo. 301 Gallatin st. n.w. Georgia u‘m WOMAN. settled white or colored. live in. general " housework. Phone Kensington wo w white. competent. to do & hau;flmrk &pd help with care g&cmmxs in 0 per month. Address Box 204-Q_ Star office SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept part time: sudits prompt now._ District 8505 Al BOY colored. age 2T 1o, porter of Work= ing in liquor store or elevator operstor. Decatur 5110, BOY. colored. desires light_truck delivery or porter. _Potomac 4980, Skinker. BOY colored. wants work in a store or lunch room. _ Call at 1 rd st sw CARPENTER cabinetmaker. wishe: posi- tion "house carpenter, hotel. ~department store. apartment house: 24 years' expe ence.” Address Box 702-Q. Star office. CHAUFFEUR, colored. houseman or valet Il around:"i5 yrs' experience: willing, 6 fravels et West 1258 COLLEGE GRADUATE, 6 ye as bookkeeper and cashier i experience local manu- facturine concern Best local references as to character and_ Single._Georgi COLORED _ desires Job Restaurant, cafeteria. References. North 734 COLORED BOY wan lunch room. ability. Free to travel. chef or s second. _ hotel experience. work_in store o T's permit. 1501 young, » good references. st.ne GARDENER and capable superintendent, 14 years at present place: A-1 reference: practical maintensnce heating lighting, conditioning. etc George A. Brown. No_ 6 Rothesay pl.. Richmond. Va. ¢ MAN. colored. janitor, porter. full or part time: good referen oth st. n.w MAN, colored. wants_housework of_any kind or gardening; experienced in both, Call_Lincoln_7065. YOUTH. colored. porter or exp. elevator: good references. Afternoon. evening or BiEnt, 8 hours. K. Coleman. 4518 Douglas st.n.e YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATE. ambitious, literary and newspaper background. wants work: prefer advertising. 306-Q. Star office. YOUNG MAN. colored. wants work. chau: feur. truck driver or all-around man. Call Atlantic_4392-J YOUNG MAN. 18 wants fob as m'nvuhn or store helper. 1118 23rd st, n. SITUATIONS ' WOMEN. DRESSMAKING. _ alterations: children’s plain or fancy handm ments; first-class work, guaranteed. Address Box GRADUATE NUR po part or full ‘time: reasonable rates. NURSE ence._ PRACTIC. ook Teteréncen, office. TEACHER . experienced Cratismstc. Prench Knowiedre mursery §7c; Lipdersirten. ” Address Box 308Q. office WOMAN. colored, well _experi ;nnorlnw altering and. reiin ?‘ e experienced _sten 430-W. YOUNG _WOMAN, ¢ rapher. wishes opportunity to learn in. terior decorating. Will work for minimum Address’ Box 215-Q, St NURSE_wants s Jo Address Box 28! wced in Adams salary. tar office. SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. GIRL. Southern. wants general housework or_work in layndry; ref. Sterling 9370. GIRL. colored. reliable. wants day's work, general housework: no cooking or office work._District_0509. Wishes GIRL. colored. neat. Intelligent, work i _doctor’s office or sewing in tailor shop. _Atlantic (408, GIRL conTrEa.‘unu part-time job. ADpiy 1114 3rd sf GIRL. colored w-nu Work as mother helper. Call 5091. GIRL. colored. neat. reliable. desires full or half time, as maid, mother's hel or_nur District_7956. GIRL, colored. wants cleaning h e for children; go nights. GIRL, mlored i mother's helpér or part tim ay some nishts: likes children: Co0d referencen Me GIRL, neat. colored. ences. wants work ct.. between 25th an . Eve and K sts. GIRL, colored. neat and honest, wants day's’ work. part time, steady job. Call Decatur 2561 colored, high school aid in office. shop or pr! or whole time; reference, Acl-nuo th_refer- 015 Hughes