Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1937, Page 52

FLYNN AND TWINS T0 PREVIEW FILM Mauch Boys, 12, Slated to Be Heard Via WISV at 8 P.M. Today. RROL FLYNN and the Mauch twins—12-year-old Billy and Bobby—will be featured in the “Hollywood Hotel” preview of “The Prince and the Pauper,” to be heard through WJSV at 8 o'clock. The presentation by the trio of film stars is a timely one, for the Mark Twain tale concerns a sixteenth cen- tury coronation, a pickpocket’s son changing places—for a while—with his “double,” heir to England's throne. Musical portions of the program find Jerry Cooper, baritone, replacing Fred MacMurray as singing star on the male side, and Shirley Ross moving into the spot which Frances Langford has been forced to relinquish because of continued {llness. IRENE RICH stars in “State’s Wit- ness,” another play by Arch Oboler, promised as a gripping gangster tale—WMAL at 7. THE bonaphone, composed of petri- fied ribs of prehistoric rhinoceri, will be played during John Held, jr.’s, Varsity Show, which visits the Uni- versity of Nebraska tonight—WRC at 9:30. SENATOB RUSH D. HOLT of West Virginia speaks on “Relief” at 9:45 over WJSV. ASHINGTON SPEAKS” again tonight through a WOL micro- phone, with the popular airing of local opinion scheduled for 8:30. THE Harlem program moves to Chicago for two weeks, and col- ored entertainers from the night spots of the Wlndy City will be featured— WMAL at 8 UCILLE MANNERS, soprano of the Service Hour, salutes the current, month with Font's “La Cruz de Mayo,” with Ross Graham, baritone; the Revelers and Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra making their usual contri- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Carrtal’s Rapio PROGRAMS TODAY’S PROGRAM WMAL—630k | WRC—950k WOL—1,310k MAY 7, 1937. WJSV—1,460k _'P.M. |Love and Learn News Bulletins Farm and Home Hour News—Music Dan Harding's Wife Words and Music Luncheon Music News—Music Luncheon Concert Church of the Air Fite Star Revue Pretty Kitty Kelly George Rector Real Life Stories 12:00 Farm and Home Hour Garment Workers it |Better Business D. C. Music Clubs Mary Mason Selon Orchestra Louise Wilcher Piano Capers Leo PFreudberg’s Orch. Through a Woman's Eyes| Afternoon Rhythms News Bulletins Myrt and Marge Radio Guild “« “« o« Pepper Young’s Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills ‘Wakeman's Sports Page L Buddy Harris’ Orch, i e C. B. 8. Concert Hall Mt. Holyoke C'nt'n'ry Music as Hobby « Club Matinee Tea Tlme Follow the Moon The Guiding Light ‘Wakeman's Sports Page Variety Program Story of Mary Marlin The Slnglng Lady Ewen\ng Star Flashes ““Training for Jobs” Dari Dan Adventures Don Winslow Little Orphan Annis 'Wakeman's Sports Page “« o« Today's. Winners 12:45 1:00 AM. butions to the program—WRC, 7 o'clock. COL. BEAM GETS POST Detailed to Duty With Army Air Corps Here. Lieut. Col. Rosenham Beam, Army Air Corps, who organized and trained the Cuban army air force and later was military attache to Cuba, has been detailed to duty in connection with the Organized Reserve in the | 3d Oorps Area, which includes the District Col. Beam is to take over his new post August 20, at which time he is | under orders to report to the com- | manding general of the corps area | for instructions, the War Depsrtmenfl has announced. Air Headliners Afternoon Programs. 3:00 pm.—WJSV, Washington- Detroit base ball game. —WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. 4:45p.; Evenmg Programs. 7:00 p.m. i wWJIsv, rieties. 8:00 pm.—WMAL, Harlem Re- vue; WISV, “Hollywood Hotel.” 8:30 p.m.—WOL, Speaks.” 9:00 p.m.—WRC, Nighter.” 10:30 p.m.—WOL, Art Brown. 11:15pm—WMAL, Slumber Hour. Broadway Va: “Washington “The First Short-Wave Programs. 6:00 pm.—BERLIN, ~Torquato Tasso,” DJD, 254 m, 1177 meg. 7:00 p.m.—MOSCOW, “Popov,” RAN, 31.2 m, 9.6 meg. 9:55p.m.—LONDON, “In the Cotswolds,” GSF, 19.8 m., 1514 meg; GSD, 255 m, 1175 meg.; GSC, 313 m, 9.58 meg. AUTO RADIO SERVICE All Makes PENN.-WASH. TIRE C0. 2014 14th ST. N.W. NO. 8429 ree 2NASH 8° EVERY WEEK 20 RCA Victor Auto Radios $00 Autographed Baseballs Tune in SINCLAIR Education in the News | |Harry Kogen’s Orch. Clark Dennis Lowell Thomas Sundown Revue Barry McKinley News—Did You Know? Fantastic Facts Ooncert Orchestra, Cocktail Music Betty Hudson Evening Rhythms News—Scores Terry and Ted Parents and Teachres Musical Program News Bulletins Dinner Hour Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra Gogo D Lys Ink Sbots [Wakeman on Sports Dinner Concert News—Songs Songs of the West Mortimer Gooch Arch McDonald Phantom Fingers Boake Carter 0 |Irene Rich | Singin’ Sam Death Valley Days Harlem Deems Taylor 0 |Jack Pearl Music Festival Service “oncert “« . Five Star Final Modern Melodies Howard Amateurs Broadway Varieties Hal Kemp's Orchestra Waltz Time Human Relations Court Detective Mysteries Washington Speaks Sinfonetta First Nighter Varsity Show Tonic Time Paul Whiteman’s Orch. Chester Wright Viennese Melodies Hollywood Hotel Band Music Vincente del Garza Babe Ruth Prograi Senator Rush Hoit Music Festival Treasure Chest |Elza Schallert ” | George R. Holmes Supper Dance Bill Strlcklands Orch. Kay Kyser's Orch. Art Brown Henry King’s Orch, Eddy Duchin’s Orch, Robert Horton Hamline Choir News Bulleting Slumber Hour “« PR 00 15 30 45 5 Night Watchman Night Watchman (1 hr)| Night Owl—Sports Bob Crosby's Orch, Midnight Frolic e Sign Off Gordon Hittenmark 00 15 |Leibert Ensemble 30 |Cheerio IS B |Our Spiritual Life Gordon Hittenmark PR Carl Hof’s Orch. Dick Stabile’s Orch. Dave McWilliams' Orch, Frank Dailey's Orch. Lee Shelley’s Orch, Joe Sanders’ Orch. Ray Benson's Orch. The Witching Hour News Bulletins Lights Out TOMORROW’'S PROGRAM ~ MAY 8, 1937, Musical Clock Art Brown Sign off Sun Dial Sun Dial e 10: 10:15 10: 30 Magic of §p990h 00 (Wake Up Club 15 |Breakfast Club 30 pria 5 PR | Gordon Hmenmark Art Brown Sun Dial 00 |Air Sweethearts 15 |Melodic Cameos 30 (News Bulletins :45 | woovo smenlagaalanaa) Charioteers The Vass Family Children’s Frolic Art Brown Morning Concert Ed Fitzgerald & Co. {Civic Forum Let's Pretend | « 00 Our American Schools Home Town Mystery Chef Hester Walker Beall Police Flashes—News Four Voices U. S. Army Band |Cincinnati Conservatory 11700 Call to Youth 11:15 |Stout Hearted Men u 30 | Bu\anan Orchestrl Chusms Muuc Michigan U. Band 12:00 [Strings and Things 12:15 (News Bulletins 12:30 |Farm and Home Hour 12:45 |« News—Music Whitney Ensemble Linton Hall Band |Sung by Bing Crosby Organ Recital Old Time Favorites Howard Lanin’s Orch. Howard Lanin’s Orch, News—Songs Captivators Orientale George Hall's Orch, Lehigh Glee Club H. B. Derr Dr. Abram Simon Buffalo Presents 5 | Star office 100 smawr Wasner 1:15 | 130 « o« 1:45 [Louis Penico's Orchestra | Metropolitan Opera Co. “The Bartered Bride.” Afternoon Rhythms Your Home and Mine News Bulletins Tours in Tone T2:00 Choml Composxuon 2:15 2:30 |People’s Inbbv Metropolitan Opera Wakeman's Sports Page Race Program | Westminster Gholr Commerce Program Down by Herman's 73:00 Saengerbund 3:15 | o 3:30 Cor‘onBMon 3:45 | & Round-up |Coronation Round-up News Bulletins ‘Wakeman’s Sports Page Howard Lanin’s Orch. ‘Wakeman's Sports Page Base Ball Game T4:00 Comna.tlon 4:15 g 4:30 |Sunday School Lesson 4:45 Evening Star Flashes Round-up Coronatio‘n The Kindergarten Round-up Elinor Sherry ‘Wakeman’s Sports .Page Buddy Harris’ Orch. Wakeman's Sports Page |Base Ball Game N — WISV—9:30 (E.S.T.) Entry Blanks at Sinclair Dealers Mother’s Day DELIVERY [ | 3¢ Anywhere in City Are you sending a- Mother's Day Gift to YOUR MOTHER? Let us deliver it for you. Let Us Deliver It for You "“DIME" MESSENGER AND TRANS- FER SERVICE, INC. 622 K St. NA. 1070 5:00 King's Jesters 5:15 /Kentucky Derby 5:30 | o SHRINE TO BE UNVEILED Providence Day Nursery Services Set for Sunday. ‘The Sisters of Charity of Provi- /TS COMING OUT SOON AND ITLL BE THE TOAST OF THE TOWN/ ‘Top Hatters News—Did You Know? Pied Plper Kentucky Derby Government News Junior Commerce News—Scores 4:45 5:00 5:15 day. of the Rev. Edward P. of St. Joseph's Church, will bless the | statue and preach orn ‘“Apparitions | Virgin Mary.” Third street southeast at 4 pm. Sun- McAdams, pastor George Railroad Man to Speak. B. E. Young, manager of the rail- road section of the Association ef American Railroads here, B h }One of the leading speakers at the dence Day Nursery announced plans | Cleary will discuss the work at the | Spring meeting of the American Rafl- today for blessing and unveiling of | day nursery and the need for larger | way Magazine Editors’ Association, the Miraculous Medal Shrine at 408 | quarters there. | opening today in Detroit. will be D. C, FRIDAY, CHRISTIANS ARE URGED TO AID JEWISH DRIVE 130 Church Leaders Say Preserva- tion of Religious Tolerance Is Eseential. Christians throughout the country were urged by more than 130 church leaders yesterday to give active sup- port to the United Palestine Appeal, the $4,500,000 Nation-wide campaign for settlement in Palestine of thou- sands of Jews from Poland, Germany and other lands. The statement of the clergymen asserted that preservation of racial and religious tolerance in the midst of political and social unrest is essen- tial to “maintenance of our modern clvilization.” The declaration was issued by the church leaders in response to a letter from Dr. Stephen 8. Wise, national chairman of the United Palestine Ap- peal, in which he informed them that indorsement of resettlement and colonization in Palestine by Chris- tian leaders at this time would “be a great solace to the people suffer- ing from injustice and would at the same time stimulate the efforts in their behalf.”” Elephants Plough. ‘Tillie, Myrtle and Jeennie, three ele- phants owned by Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Reed, who farm when not out with their circus, earn their keep wherever they are. They caper and cavort in the sawdust ring, puli wagons and farm machinery and also do a neat piece of plowing on the Reed farm near Edinburgh, Scotland. —_— HELP MEN. ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, experienced. for trade mlbhcluon Martin between 4 and 6 p.m.. S08 Jr. 0. U. A. M. Hall AUTO MECHANICS first-class only: ti and one-half over 48 hours ip‘;’;x R F. Miller_Call Carl. Inc. 614 H st. n.w, AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS (- rmanent Job for thoroughly experienced prf)?"r\m gxe)r Mr_Knight, Haley's_Inc.. 2050 M 5t nw \BKARHB‘F:R first-class. Apply at 909 9th oung Than, See Mr. Eve BUTCHI D. ©. st nw. | BUTLER-HOUSEMAN _ Summer Box perienced. for steady work: Ielerem:ex Apply 400 Kennedy €0ing to Maine in state salary. Teferences. Address -Z. Star_office BOY. bright. as shipping clerk in leanin Blani: willing worker: over 18; references, Apply 916 Hth st. n.w. BOYS with bicycles as messen work. good pay. 622 K $t. n.w. BOYS_AND YOUNG MEN. 16 years of over. with bicycles. wanted for permanent work: good pay. 1317 New York ave. n.w CARPENTERS. first-c 1108 K st. n. CARPENTERS—Appl st._north, Arlington, CARPENTERS. _experienced. Turner st.. Chevy Chase. Md. _ CARPENTERS, first-class _concrete men and framers. Long job. 7. and Mass. ave. nw. COLLEGE STUDENT _ “time sal work and permanent Summer employmen; Ask for Mr. Gieseke, Room 205, Eye st. nw. COLLECTOR. experienced only; must have ki car and Bernfe's Credit | Clothes. teady y. Va. over 1% vears 111 Georgia ave. n'w. | (clectrical) _experienced | power plant and substation layout DOTAry job, six to nine months education and _experience, 11 Star_office DRIVER (white), experienced | dressed in dark trousers Apply 823 11th n.w., as) DRIVER SALESMAN for laundry route DPAYINg about $27.50 weekly, In reply state age. if married or single and names of previous emplovers: must be able {0 nish $50 cash bond. Address Box 205 00d tips. meals. Tem State age. Address Box Mus ready fo for Mr. M | DRY CLEANER WANTED, e None other need apply. | 1228 South_Capitol st. experienced. Arisco Cleaners, PARMER Teliable married or bouse, Barden. salary: reference 5497 or address Box 143-X. Star office. & n.oon. MAN for wholesale butter and egg house. experience necessary. state aualifications. Address Box 146-X. Star single; e “should know should have ow i salary and commission. Apply Sat- urday. 11 a.m 1 Conn. ave. | GROCERY CLERK. experienced, with high eficiency. and taking orders over phone. Report at 1. 1¢ 4th_st. GROCERY OLERE. wanted. rxx»erlenced for Detter class. stare " Sood xatacy | tunity for advancement: mus Address Box 338-W. Star office. HAIRDRESSER. first-class waver to act ‘as demonstrator for new- {pe; practically machineless method. Must have good sales ability. or ful time. ;non’e after 4 pm. Peier Paul Ralewn ot 3 MAGAZINE SALESMEN. experienced, for new ‘club offer “with Popular Mechanice, Apply 708 2nd Nai Bank Blds., | G st. n'w. Ask for Mr. Daniels \{AN (white) may earn rom\ dork, and secure board at ), weekly. Co-operative Glub. 1607 T (Eve) s MAN to help in plant_dry- clrxmnz ronm | Master” Cleaners & Dvers, Inc., H |st.ne MAN. “experienced in _hanging _screens, screen doors and general shop work: guar- anteed steady job; must have tools. Harry C. Johnson & Son. 3815 Georgia ave. MAN to seil Frizidaires. & B C. washers and {roners, A .-Victor radios in closed Gerriiory Salery ana comamission to the man whom we select. Apply 1110 st. se. Anacostia. beiween i pm. Ask for Mr. Curtis MEAT CUTTERS, 2. fir sober. Swagart Market MEAT CUTTER: must first-class. no others, er. 53 Box 1 MEN (5) wanted The time is here for people to buy cars. Salary and commis- sion: _transportation furnished to those who qualify. See Mr. Currin from 9 am. to 9 p.m. Capitol Motors, Inc.. 215 P ave. s MEN ( solicit_Air-Ku: I < Heport at 232 Bond Blag, N. ¥ ave. and 1th st Saturday. 10-1 °or eall District 9780._ Bie_earning_possibilities. MEN, 2 for sales work: $1.300 bonus, {f you can qualify within 60 or Married man with car. Write Itimore blvd. for appoin- e. Md. part-time and 9 lass; must be 17th st. n.w. have reference; Send phone number, “Star_office. 9° s to attract the attention of men who are moi satisfled with less than $50 per week. A brand-new Ford plan makes this possible. In addition to highest rates of commission. we guarantee you Tibersl dutly cash somipengation Tt follow: ing simple instructions. Selling experience desirable but_not required. as we train you. New Pord V-8 demonstrator and expenses to the right man. See or cail Mi . Carter, Carter Motor Fhone Alexandria 74, good. “Eberly PAPmHANcms AND SCRAPERS. “Eb- erly’s.”” 1108 K s .flrsz-chu. Phone Clar- PL RER! endon 1925. PLASTERI 18 riricklayers finishers. PORTER, colar S18.00 week. st.n.W. and " cement K st. n.w. with amen permit: Call rear door, it PRESSER. experienced. Apply Shaps Olean- ers. Rockville. PRESSER. thomnlhly experienced; steady work. Parkway Cleaners and Dyers, 5010 Conn._ave. PRESSER. experienced. wanted at once in cleaning plant._ 1924 'Nichols ave. s.e RADIO - REFRIGERATION good _opportunity. 734 7th st. I REAL ESTATE SALESMA] ToNork and s terested: i motion with old reliable firm. SALESMAN: Apply Mr. Monte at ho I8 willing uture, ro- Box 186-W. Star office. REGISTERED PHARMACIST_ District of Columbia; 30 to 40 _vears old; good op- portunity. _Address Box 139-X, Star office. SALESMAN now calling on beauty trade, as sideline. new-type almost m-chinelus method of perm. waving. Sells for $175.0 " "No.Invescmen. (5. maKe, we furnish demonstration outfit: com mission 25%. Peter r Paul, Hotel Ralelgh. 8 MEN- you can follow simple Sstracions. and a2 willing to_work, and want to make $150 minimum per month, write us your qualifications. We need six men now. Our highest-paid men average $300 per month. Address Box 2: Star office. SALESMEN—IT you are interested In earn- Ty 3150 and up monthily selling & fast- moving commodity. it will pay you to an- swer this ad. You must be willing to work and follow instructions. You can begin earning the first day. Some of our men are making $400 per month. Address Box 5-W. Star office. slcomz BASSES for Episcopal church choir. Good salary. Only experienced sight readers need apply. Address Box 76-X, smr office. SHOE REPAIRMAN AND PRESSER. ex- Bertnced e Bor Yor Immediate opening Apply 508 Kennedy st. n.w. SILK SPOTTER and dry cleaner. enced. ~Apply 2051 Georgia ave. SODA MAN. experienced onu_hr Wenucl. Huyler's Lnncheone te, 14¢ h an exper1< SPOTTER, Whit 'ork et enced. Neodie Cleancrs, 135 Buchunan & nw TIMEKEEPER with hotel experience. State age. salary. references. telephone number, Address_Box .uo-zA Star office. Saency ond 6000 Nees for rat e rmane w T K'«:- Box 361-W, Mtar office. S in | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. HELP AND SITUATIONS. re—— —By BAER. HE CERTAINLY THINKS A LOT OF THAT BICYCLE WE GOT HIM THROUGH THE EVENING STAR CLASSIFIED SECTION.” HELP MEN. (Continued.) N OR BOYS who have sung Good Jonn's Tue: YOUNG M soprano in, boys” chois 1o sine alto. salary v choir room, St Ehirth, 1600 and M ste Bow.. May 11. 6:30 p.m SELL $1 COUPON BOOK. con services: keep 4(c: everybody bi e NIS Oth st TOOL BUILDERS. (,m(om COPERATONS ” BXPERIENCED. EBENOHORIS 4 REHTTA A I developme miles fro eich prover ¢ men with cars to worl ngs and Sundays: no selling experience neces- Opportunity to eurn $5 m Apply Cape Anne. bet. ® am.and 10 pm CARPENTERS. Phone Atlaniic 1093 after 6 pm. ~ ATTENTION, MEN an use two more men of good char- er least 21. with D_C. who are looking for & job with a future. Possible earnings 30 to $1 P tively 1o selling see MR. BRINER. 1260 : tween 11 am.and 5 p.m WINDOW DRESSERS. Creve puper experience: steady work . Also learners. We tesch Service. Window Display on Ches- Washing- B a0e you Co.. PL;ASTERERS WANTED. Apply after 7:30 p.m, Friday. M; R08 Eyest.nw 7 |COLLECTOR AND INVESTI- | GATOR, must be experlenced and have car; steady.work with good salary. Apply Mon- _|day, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Ask for be | Mr. Mandle, 816 F st. n.w. FINE POSITION OPEN. idence. A man of good morals appearance and anxious for a .pormanent job with opportunity | for advancement. Two references | required. One of Washington's | largest firms of its kind can use vou if you qualify. Address Box | know of this ad. | A JOB FOR A SALES MANAGER —Can you organize and handle men? Do you want an oppor- tunity here in Washington to use imit? Do you eroauignote | Your ability to the limit? D want to be paid well for your work? We offer an exceptional position to an exceptional man. Tell us about yourself in a letter. Address Box 16-W Star office. Our staff has been told of this ad. AUTO SALESMEN. Two aggressive, live-wire sales- men to sell Chevrolets with rep- utable concern doing volume | business. Co-operation policy. |Live leads, demonstrator fur 'm:hed Ideal conditions. Let us show you dollars and cents facts on earning possibilities of this rtunity. See Mr.E.T.Powell, sa es manager. SULLIVAN CHEVROLET CO. 460 N. Y. Ave. NW HELPWMEN TAND WOMEN. COOK n or_woman. for dining rm Shoet hours. ADpIY A% Georsia ave. n WA Man and _to live in"and care for house and 70 L_S. North Harrison_st.. Ar on _Va._ _ SALESMEN. ALESMAN on mmnn« on_basis for e paods . experience. references “Address Box ¢ Star office. A-1 line wir-cooling equipm by merchants See Mr t. n.w. between 10 am. week o R] GOL €O, s excellont opporti= :nflgx‘ AR with caf to sell complete line of guaranteed time-saving tools to garage trade in D. C. Call Mr. McCleery, Evbitt Hotel, for appointment, today. 9% EXERIENCED_ book salesmen for small proposition. Two orders a day pays S50 a week. 708 Second National Bank Bldg., 333 G st. n.w. Ask for Mr. Daniels. and | average education, good personal E. 941 | | 422-W, Star office. Our own men !~ | i» | | 2 children | HOUSEKEEPER-COMPANION wani | Star_om | did_experience. | days, SALESMEN. {Continmed) MERCHANDISE GROCERY nnoxm tablished 1n: L ac : manufacturers. experience. pre mation confiden 8l Star_offic THE G poration new displ n.w. the week of May opportunity is open for t atic Oil Burner Cor- announce the opening of their t Georuia ave An FU EL OIL AND BURNER SA der 45 years of age. with experience Should 1ave thorough knowledge of the industry and marketing conditions in the District of und Mars- it ualified men | 00 per year. your experi- phone num- Box 416-W, ence, education. etc r 'and address, ar office THE HECHT COMPANY _ Requires the services of several experlenced appliance salesmen for refrigerators. wash- ing machines and radios: five natlonally own Tefrigerators % commission round posi- Mr. Coope: w Add d opportunity. All- with definite future. Se HELP WOMEN., (Ceontinued.) for essential necessities or luxuries you may desire? We have a plan for you. Rm. 403. 1333 P st. n.w. SALESLADIES, EXPERI- ENCED IN DRESS DEPT. APPLY THE LOEB CO., 714 Tth ST. N.W. P COOK. exp.. colored, age 20 76 uniform; small family; month_ Emerson 230X COUPLE - Living quarter: services of wife_in caring for small ing house. Call Potomac 0653 after 6 p.m. EXPERIENCED MAID for general housee work and layndry; references requireds Cleveland 615! GOOD, COOK. general | z “setled. Call afte Rhode Island ave. ne small apt, near Cap= 25 month. Come rences required. Address Box office. g SR ITE WOMAN, general house- children; live in; SETTLED work and $:30 mo. WOMAN. liable nee 101, after WOMAN, white. erfl housework board. _Shepher WOMAN, white. references; good room Wisconsin 57K, _ WOMAN. white. thoroughly exp. | keeper and heip or small Shepherd 1064-R YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to care for ho; and child. Fine home. good salary. Ref erences required. A phone Clevs Tre- Apt. “only nw cook ; 7 13th st and 40; & nth, room and bath. e e SITUATIONS MEN. - ACCOUNTANT-AUDITOR—Books started. balanced kept part Social Security systems__Dist ) and Adams 9766 CARPE\'X‘E] Pepairing a uting. roofing. Dainting: fencing: cont from $1 work gu; Call District 4576 tfll 10 p.m OHAUFFEUR. by young wh nonorable discharge {rom Fori dress Box 101-X. Star office. _ CHAUFFEUR. _mechani Can. experiericed: exce anywhere, Hans Rada ) white. n priy o ty: reference. ‘adams 063 S COLLEGE GRADUATE with and executive expe 3 with establi 1 Addres accour SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN. | COUPLE. ng, honest and able. g an and maid yo! colored n house: e temcher s certi ary: excellen CONSCIENTIOUS ence. desires it once: references. Star ofnce GERMAN NU S Address Box A | Electrical Arcade. afier i am SHOE SALESMAN. those with local reference need Must be thoroughly experienced EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. — BUSINESS. POSITIONS. | _We want a man who considers | §; .| Washington his permanent r E PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1311 G St. NW ~COLLEGE GRADUATES, White, female, degree in home economics: BEAUTY OPERATOR shampooer. epprentice. ARETTE GIRL, tall thers need apply. CURB ATTENI tips. meals. Apply GIRL, whit 18 years 5111 Georsia ave n 5 and’ Good salary. Greenwood — | city ref Will take ent ! LADY, work efined reference, | bookk refe STENOGRAPHER TYPIST, canable ou re: experier s | COLLEGE GIRL now music st dent, desires employment durinz Summer months as companio for children in private famil Capable tutoring or coaching sports. Lomtmn immaterial. Ad Star nrfire b S!TUATIONS DOMESTIC. | cotorED, counrs aged quingnole | for mew method or_fuil Paul, Raleigh Hotel ' d widow. Protestant. practical nurse, wi driver's permit preferred. - Anply. eiving qualifications, salary. Address Box 144X, LADY. W hould have experi- ing. Have her own Apply ave. in women's Saturdays. Apply phone. Sa. Saturday ¢ N SALESLADIFS ~ exper wear, for extra work Blechman's._ 100 H st SILK FINISHERS | experienced need ap ers. 1347 S. Capitol TEACHER OR COLLEGE STUDENT. s Work : salar {ree ‘training’ re- eaning plant, only Howard's Clean- L alired. Address Box 44 WAITRWSS. over 18 Must ence. Apply Hot Shoppe. n ave experi- 11 Ga. ave. eseperienced Saturday ~1 and good tips. Dude ington-Baltimore Blvd. Call S pm WOMAN.—Men's hat good salary. B. & st. nw i % YOUNG GIRL as assistant nursery teacher, Address Box “01-Z. Star office GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES. New water-front development on Chesa- peake Bav. only 27 miles {from Washing fastest ine beach property. desires 5 alert and ambitious ladi work evenings and Sunda experience necessary. opnm'vm\n to earn Apply Cape Ann. 17 19 | between & a.m. and & trimmer. permanent: B. Hatters, 1821 K BRIDGE. —By WEBSTER YOUR EYES ARE DEEP, ELVETY PoolS OF MYSTERY IN WHICH MY SouUL HAS DROWAIED. YOUR CHEEKS HAVE THE TENDER BLUSH OF SCENTED ROSE PETALS, YoUR LIPS ARE CuPID'S BowS— MADPDENING, YOUR RAVEN TRESSES wwo‘wevk CAINTY TENDRILS ROUND MY HEART — BUT OH, MY ‘ DARLING, YOUR BIDDING TANTALIZING — ’rw‘ | COLORED GIRL. | chambermaid or COLORED GIRL. reliable Thurs.. Fri. Laundry 2445 between 5 _and 8 COLORED GIRL wishes waitress. A-1 refere Potomac 4:128-J COLORED,_GIRL wants j school. _Phone_Adams_4( COLORED GIRL wants wor Go anvwhere for Summer. Good Decatur 310 5 GIRLS. COLORED (2). nea work of nd COLORED_WOMA work for Si work COOK, 1140-J & GIRL. colored reliable wants & eral housework, chambermaid. walt boarding_house or Decatur 400~ | GIRL. colored, wishes par | work” 1 st neat or al nest. w t " Phone Adams. 1701 HOUSEKEEPER ~ m usewor d cate of 1l Friday after 6 p.m.. Adams DEPARTURE ABROAD. ace very good colored maid merson 1680 in | WHIT | COURSES. JLTT learn—Comple's 5); brush un cou free. Gradua's \nnmlm\( secured. Nakon's Beauty £¢ 1434 Park rd nw HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE ho with questions ar ! [ T rices: quality oa BOYD SCHOOL. on 480 WIT i any time vmo?lmnro(mfl PERSO} 1311 G tional 2114 AVIATION TRAL The National stitute of Aeronautics is preparing to & in” practical fly Safe equipme fests: permits secure LEARNING | morp—sr * nographer. bookkeep: ay-evening forming 0 §rs.) sessions; Inquire 1333 F st. i MA —Comptomete:. T horthindr Teping WOOD'S SCHOOL, 710 14th 8t. N.W "WASHINGTON ACADEMY Of Beauty Culture World's Pinest 350 Washington Bids.. 15th and N. Y Free Booklet. District 863 We have a daily demand for our grad- uates. You earn_while you learn the famous A A. A. System. natlonally rec- ornized Special Summer rate for complete course. private lessons or brush-up courses. day o, eve. Investigate and compare AIR-CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION. Complete practical course on actual mae chines Evenings. Easy terms LIA CLASS NOW_FORMING ELECTRIC RFFR!GFMT‘IC&. INSTITUTE. 13th St_N. CALCULATING MACHINES. Intensive courses in Comptometer. Bure roughs. Monroe. etc. With a brief course in _touch ng. Day-evening sessions Certificate awarded on completion _of course. Placement Service. Boyd's (Est. 20 _yrs). 1333 F st._National 2338 “March of Diesel” Free. 32 pages, 104 {llustrations: relates thes amazing story of Diesels. Yours without cost or obligation. 8imply address a y post card (state age) to Registrar for Hemphill Diesel Schools, 4001_Cold Spring Lane, Balt; Md Ave.