Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1937, Page 31

CAPITAL’S RADIO PROGRAM TODAY'S PROGRAM PM. | WMAL~-630k. | 12:00 Trail Finder 12:15 News Bulletins | 12:30 Farm and Home Hr. LI i il | :00|Farm and Home Hr.| 1:15/World News—Music Three Marshall M Mary Mason World Sieries WRC- 950k. | The Goldbergs OCTOBER 6, 1937 'WOL--1,310k. | WJSV—1,460k. Norm. Brokenshire| Mary M. McBride News Bulletins | Your News Parade Bill Lewis |Helen Trent Luncheoa Concert |Our Gal Sunday ¢ |Luncheos Concert |Betty and Bob The Buckaroos | World Dance Music | World Series |World Series 5| ™ by S35 s |World Seri 2 Series > News Bulletins W-erm n's Sports [Club Mainee Lorenzo Jones Guiding Light Mary Marlin asgs 3% Parents & Teachers | Sundown Revue Dance Time Wakeman's Sports Medical Ac -d‘emy 3 |Even’g Star Flashes |Tea Time Singing Lady Tom Mix & Sundo\\ n i Revue {Jack Armstrong ittle Orphan Annie Follow Moon Mary Scthern Women Make News Evening Rhythms Black and White Cocktail Capers Johnson Family Rhythm Mood |Dinner Hour Music—News Dinner Hour Lowell Thomas [News—Music | Prevent Fire | News—Music Dinner Dance News—Music Arch McDonald Talk—Golf Legal Aid" 'Sports Fesume |News Eulleting Val Erinss’ Orch, Johnson Family Easy Aces Nela Day Eon Graham {Uncle Ezra {Interlude __IInk Spets |One Men's Fa =S &‘5;8 S [Sid Skolsky 5| Norsemen [Amos n’ Andy Wayne King's Or. Poetic Melodies |Five Ster Final Hobby l.obby {Dance Misic “ e |Places to Go mily Tonic Time Martin Deane’s Or. ou Be Judge Louis Rizh's Orch. Boake Carter |Fred Wering's Or. | | Joe Sanders’ Or. |Elder Michaux |Beauty Box | < The Old Timer |Ed Fitzgerald Sky Melodies Gang B.Euleu Patti Chapin |Prevent Fires 11:00 News Bulletins 1:15 Slumber Hour L5 e 11:45 News—Coyle Night Owl [ Midnight Frolic |Areh MDonald | News—Ball | Ted Weem's Or. 12:00 Night 12:15 12:30 Watchman ‘Lw}m _('ul | To_Be Announced [Lombard>'s Orch.™ | Tom Do-sey’s Or. Fand WWarikns s, lcbde McCoy's Or. Waring—News | ~ 1 hr.| Sign OIf TOMORR 6 30 Today s Prelude ES b2 Gordon Hillrnmlrk‘ |Lights Off [Sign Off OW'S PROGRAM I 2 :é&va News—Hittenm Dick Leibert 51 Lucille and Lanny News Bulletins 9:15 Breakfart Club | 9:30 Bkfst. Club—News Music—News 9:45|Landt Trio Garden Hints L X IOV EN X v ‘\I-Ov- Gordon_ Hittenmark Musical Clock {Gordon_Hittenmark News—Music Musical Clock ark Musical Clock " Gordon_Hittenmark Musical Clock | !Interlude Bachelor's Children [Morning_ Concert News—Tolice 10:00 Mary Marlin Mr 10:15 Vaughn de Leath 10:30 Red Cross Progiam Just Plain Bill . [ Today's Childre « |David Harum 115 Road of Lxh, |Backstage ife :30 Vic and Sade |Paint Parade 11:45 Edward MacHugh |Mystery Chef Wiggs John's Other Wife Choir Loft [ Pretty Kitty Kelly Myrt and Marge “mgmg Strings Get Thin to Music Old_Songs Organ Rmul Jeis {Air Magazine |Merry-Go-Round |Big Sist>r i~ Real Lifs Stories n = Mary Les Taylor _—_— PM. | 12:00 Thought Time News—Music IZ 15 News Bulletins The Goldbergs 2:30 Farm Home Hr. Vincent Curran 45} " Mary Mison Boy Me-ts Girl | Peggy Tudor [News Bulletine | Your News Parade | [To Be Announced |Helen Trent Luncheon Concert | Our Gal Sunday :00 'Farm and Home Hr. Mary Mason :15| World Series | World Series :451 |Luncheon Concert [The Buckaroms {Pauline Leonard | |Hit Tunes Betty and Bob World Series :00 | World Series Series [Wakeman's Sports | World Series Series Series News Bulleting | Wakeman's Sports =5 {Gusiig i {Mary Miarkin & Sundown Revue Wakeman's Sports Piano Duo - e |Prof. C. E. Marriam [Helene Daniels |U. S. Aimy Band Wakeman's Sports E Tea Time | :30 |Singing Lady {Jack Armstrong :45 | Tom Mic lz i 1 1 1 2 2 2: 2 3 3: 3: 3: 4:00 4: 4: 4 5 5: 5 5 ven'g Star Flashes Sundown Revue ILittle Orphan Annie In Hollywood Follow Moon |Mary Scthern | Women Make News [Evening Rhythms Cocktail Capers { Johnson Family SERVICE ORDERS ARMY. Mauborgne, Maj. Gen., Joseph O., Chief Bignal Officer, Wright Field, Ohio, to duty as Chief Signal Officer. ] Gardner, Col. Fulton Q. C., Con.st Artillery, Fort Monroe, Va., to Fort Hancock, N. J.; November 1. Helms, Col. George W. Infantr Omaha, Nebr, to Roanoke, Va.; Oc tober 20. Berdeau, Lieut. Col. Ray William, Military Intelligence Reserve, York City, to office, Assistant Chief o( Staff. Harris, Maj. Raymond Burton, Ord- nance Department Reserve, Detroit, | Mich.,, to office, Assistant Secretary of | ‘War; November 28. Bnyder, Maj. Howard Elias, Chap- lains’ Reserve, to Fort Myer, Va.; October 7. ‘Twogood, Maj. Ralph Sion, Engineer Corps Reserve, Chicago, Ill, to office, Chief of Engineers. Betzold, Capt. Curtis W, Veterinary Corps, Army Medical Center, to Phil- ippine Department; January 6, 1938, McDonough, Capt. Robert K., Engi- neer Corps, Fort Belvoir, Va., to Little Rock, Ark.; October 10. Blogg, Capt. Herbert Ainsworth, Quartermaster Corps Reserve, to Phil- adelphia Quartermaster Zone. Each of the following first lieuten- ants, Coast Artillery, to Fort, Monroe, on completion of their present | L L BARBER Our Facilities Mea Whether it’s a Corbin Lock, or the steel for a skyscraper, Barber & Ross can meet the requirements of the home owner and the building contractor. With the concentra- Handy to reach—out R. 1. Sith & V Sts. N.E.- Griffin, Garfen L. Kushner, Richard L. Matteson, Yale F. Wolfe. Hunsberger, First Lieut. Ray 8, Veterinary Corps, to Army Medical Center, on completion of his present tour of foreign service. Barton, Second Lieut. Joe Earle, Air Corps Reserve, Langley Field, Va., to lCamp Road, 8. C.; October 10. Kieffer, Second Lieut. Pierre V., jr., Engineer Corps, Kelly Field, Tex., to | Fort Belvoir, Va. New | | Hollywood gossip by Holly- wood's ace columnist PRESENTED BY BROMO-SELTZIR "WMALSBOPM P.M. E. 5. T. SERVICE [| All Makes Repaired PHONE 8 A.M. TosPM LEETH BROS. 1220 13th St.NW. MEr. 0764 & ROSS DEc. 0301 Millwork, Lumber, Structural Steel, Hardware n, Maximum Service tion of our various departments right here—all are easy to reach—equipped to give you better serv- ice—and with the same age-old satisfac- tory policy. Ave. and 5th St. N.E.—right to V St.—plenty of parking space whenever you come. THE - E ADMR. BYRD.GUEST OF HOBBY LOBBY Explorer to Speak on Peace. Life of Jackson to Be Dramatized. AVE ELMAN, whose Hobby Lobby program has been a Mutual network feature for & considerable period of time, makes his debut in a new series over Columbia tonight, with WJSV carry- ing the program at 7:15. Rear Ad- miral Richard E. Byrd s the featured guest performer. He will discuss his hobby, peace, and tell of diversions engaged in by his men while encamped in the Antarctic during his last ex- pedition. Other interesting personalities to be heard include a Californian whose profitable avocation is raising and even training fish worms, and & mathema- tician who spends his spare time pro- ducing music from stones, turkey bones and spare automobile parts, WALTER O'KEEFE offers a sister team, the members of which play a xylophone made of empty bottles; Denver Darling and his Trail Blazers, hill-billy .act, and Lucille and Lanny, Air Headliners Afternoon Programs. 4:00 pm.—WMAL, Club Mat- ineé. 5:00 p.m.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes, Evening Programs. 7:00 p.m.—WRC, Amos 'n’ Andy. 8:00 pm.—WMAL, Eddy Duch- in’s Orchestra; WRC, One Man's Family; WJBV, Cavalcade, of America. ~WMAL, Mary Small; WJSV, Eddie .Cantor; WOL, You Be the Judge. ' 9:00 pm.—WMAL, “Andrew Jackson”; WJSV, Andre Kostalenetz’s Orch- estra: WRC, Town Hall. 9:30 p.m.—WJSV, Beauty Box Theater; WOL, Elder Michaux. 10:00 p.m.—WJSV, Gang Bust- ers; WOL, Ed Fitz- gerald;: WRC, Your Hit Parade. 10:30 pm.—WOL, Melodies From the Skies. 11:00 p.m.—WJSV, Donald. 8:30 p.m, Arch Mc- Short-Wave Programs. 7:00 p.m.—HUIZEN, Happy Pro- gram; PCJ, 31.2 m,, 9.59 meg. 9:00 p.m.—CARACAS, Maria L. Betancourt, singer, YV5RC, 51.7 m, 58 meg. 10:30 p.m.—LONDON, Dramatic Program, GSG, 168 m., 17.79 meg.; GSI, 196 m., 15.26 meg.; GSD, 255 m., 1175 meg.; GSB, 31.5 m, 9.51 meg. song and patter team—WRC at 9 o'clock. AONE -HOUR dramatization of the life of Andrew Jackson has been scheduled for presentation over WMAL at 9 o'clock tonight. The presentation represents an adaptation from the biography by Marquis James. 'HE ball which climaxes the great social event of Bt. Louis, the Veiled Prophet Festival, will be aired over WOL at 11:35. \ ADMXRAL KICHISABURO NO- MURO, president of the Japanese School of Peers and one of the most important figures in political and dip- lomatic circles of the empire speaks on the Oriental crisis over WJSV at 11:35. THE story of Mary Lyon, pioneer woman educator, i8 to be re- lated during the Cavalcade of America program tonight, a WJSV feature at 8 o'clock. ‘ESSICA DRAGONETTE and Charles *" Kullmann are to offer a radio pro- gram composed entirely of request numbers tonight. The selections will be chosen from light opera numbers suggested repeatedly by listeners— WJSV at 9:30 o'clock. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY. Meeting, Missouri State Society, Mayflower Hotel, 4:30 p.m. Dinner-dance, Kiwanis Club, May- flower Hotel, 7 p.m. ’ Meeting, Southern Cros: Chapter, “AN HOUR’S ENTERTAINMENT IN 30 MINUTES" THE MAYOR OF TEXACO TOWN with PINKY TOMUN MELEN TROY (Saymore Saymere) JACQUES RENARD and his erchestra HIMMY WALLINGTON > DEANNA DURBIN Forbetterradio reception get RCA’s10-Point Check-Up Call National 8030 MOW! It will bring an authorized RCA Ser- vice Daaler 1o make the RCA 10.Point Check- Up. For better rece, ion insiston RCA Tu False Teeth Cleaned and Purified by New Brushless Method Stains Go—Odors Go—Makes Teeth Look Naturally Better! Now you can clean plates and re- movable bridgework as the( never were cleaned before. Actually puri- fied and polished like new. And with- rout brushing! Just g]ace in a glass of ‘water—add a little Polident—and you see stains and foul deposits vanish. ,No danger. No acid. Approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau. Many dentists will tell dent is a scientific marvel. ou Poli- ade and uaranteed by the famous Wernet E.nboramnes—n makesgumslose that false appearance. Money back if not delighted with Polident. Big supply costs only 30 cents at any drug store. | | Box JReC gh R 1 1Boo'rnLAcxh experienced, one who knows | | j United Daughters of the Confedef Williard Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Young Democratic Club of ‘Washington, Willard Hotel, 8:15 p.m. Dinner, Treasury Department, Local No. 262, N.F.F.E, Y. W.C. A, Seven- teenth and K streets, 6:30 pm. Meeting, Ladies’ Auxiliary, Photo Engravers’ Union, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Kiwanis Round Table, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Dames of the Loyal Legion, Mayflower Hotel, 2:30 p.m. Meeting, Committee, Progressive Ed- ucation Association, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, Staff, Military Order of the World War, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, Five State Dental Society, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner, Thirteen Club, Willard Ho- tel, 6:30 p.m. Meeting, Executive Committee, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Willard Hotel, 7:30 pm, Meeting, Amity Club, Hamilton Ho- tel, 8 pm. Lovely Windows at MODERATE COST Venetian blinds installed ond guaranteed by experts, Make your rooms more liv- able. Add to the beauty of your windows. Keep out heat in summer ond cold drofts in winter, FREE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN CITY AWNING CO. 4016 Geo. Ave. N.W. Co. 5695 LOST. DOG—Small black Toy Pome day. Wisconsin ave. and Chesapeake Cali Cleveland 5579 Reward EYEGLASSES, lost between 19th and Con- ution ave. and “th and H sts. nw 1 case marked with owner's name; re- ward. _Natl. 5710, Branch 310 g EYEGLASSES, bifocal restaurant downtow on or near & Phone Ad- ams 1¢ Reward GERMAN ~ POLICE _ DOG “Pete’ vicinity 19ith w ward Pho! Columbia 40 KEYS. in_zipper case. between Young Men's Shop and Garfinckel's Monday. Re- w M. Calvert, Columbia 161K-J MARCASITE P FOB, lady's. with tials {R. K.." Earle Theater. st in th st. answers Park rd.; to Te- ini- v reward. _Bradley 144 POCKETBOOK. black leather. initials D" ‘containing money and ke, Woodiey Soad By oF I Flcimity oF 19 and Columbia rd. Reward. Return 2R62 SKLh st. n.w._Col. 766 . ROSARY. ~sterling silver in_small black | case. on ast Sunday. Reward. Col. 5790 ETTER. black. white. tan ticked: male aved from 4001 Van, mo.: collar: tage No. 711 H. M. Smith. Cleveland & TOPCOAT, Knit-tex. black _and_ white ced: in'cab late Sat. night. Reward. | Cleveland #1497 WHITE MALE SPITZ answers ~nyme “Toddy": vic. 6th and Pa, ave. n.w. Sat afternoon: reward. Dist. 1 Br, 3141 WRIST WATCH. lady's vellow gold. with black wrist band: between 17th and 18th on P sts. Reward if returned. 1204 P I\. n.w._ Potomac (842 3 WRIST WATCH. lady’s. platinum and dia- Saturday afternopn. Garfinckel's - Liberal reward.” Potomac 0011. SPECIAL_NOTICES. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ther than those contracte: nally, MAX ZIGLER. h to I_wILL any debts myseif pel 20th_st._n.w CHAIRS ~ FOR_RENT BRIDGE PARTIES, and meetings. chairs. Also SUITAHLE FOR banguets. weddings 10¢ Up Der day each New invalid ®rolling chairs for rent or sale. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 418 10th st_n.w_MEtropolitan 1844, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COLUM- | bia Building Association will be. he‘ld at »he | office of the association. | Thursday. October 14. 167, B {1 WILL ONLY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR debts contracted by mysell CHARLES J. HUPPMANN, Jr.. | field pl. n.w. Washington. D. C. ¥ I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ,xlrbu other than those contracted by my- | seltpBersonally, , GUMERSINDO FER- { NANDEZ. 1141 1%th st. n.w | I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY debts other than those contracted by my- self personally, WALTER 1. 1415 R. 1. ave. n.w 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSTBLE FOR ANY debts- not contracted by me personally. MAURICE R. SALKELD, 5208 Illinois avi n.w. 8 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY self. ALFRED MEIER, Carmody Hills, Seat Pleasant. Md. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUB. lic auction at Capitol Garage. 1926 Buick sedan, motor 43077038, October 15. 10:30' a.m.. for Eastern Ac geptance Corparation, by resson of de fault in payment on conditional sale: agreement relating said automobile. GUS EICHBERG. A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75 | Provides .ame service as one costing $500, | Don't “waste “insurance money " Cali DEAL, with 25 years exverience. Lin- coln_#200 FIRE ESCAPES. We specialize in this work. See us 3bout | your problem. Lowest prices. Natl. 376t DUPONT IRON WORKS, INC WE REPRODUCE ANY PRINTED Books. maps, oreisn langusge matter, etc. reproduced perfectly in black and white or varied colors. We specialize in reprints and extra copy work. Phone us for an estimate. An inquiry does no obli- Kl!e you. Columbia Planograph Co. 50 L 8t. N.E. Metropolitan 4892, HELP MEN. BOOKKEEFER and office manager. age with several years' local exp. in pri- vate business. Steady employment and opportunity for right man. State exp.. ers and salary expected in reply. )-V. Star. 31_11th st. n.w. EF. for_downtown restaurant: steady and sober; reference reauired; $100 per month to start. Box 428-V. Star. _* CHIROPODIST—Opportnity take over es- tablished. busy office: owner retired: gen- erous percentage as rent: confidential. Box 184-V_Star. « COLLECTO! accounts _7th_s! t Bloan's "Creatt, COLLECTOR. Iary and com- mission._Apply_Bernie 7th st. n.w. COLLECTOR: must have c commission. ~ Apply 415 7th st. n. 'COLORED MAN. responsible. to handie an- imals in large kennels: give age and ex- perience. _Box 380-S. 8tar. CREDIT MANAGER'S ASSISTANT—Man thoroughly familiar with details of credit office for progressive installment clothing house. ~Permanent position, excellent op- portunity. _Box 49-V. Star. g% DESIGN DRAFTSMEN: radio experience preferred, but will consider good mechan: ical men: permanent positions to compe- tent men: in reply eive education. expe- rience and salary. Box 483-T. Sta ENGINEER. stationary: first-grade District or chief engineer marine 1 we under forty; give phone. Box 413-V. Star. * GROCERY CLERK. colored. must be ex- perienced and_have anveu permit. Ber- wer's Market. 53 E st MAN with car. Gollegé man ®ood appear- ance to call by prearranged sppointment on better-class homes in Washington and suburbs; must be high-type man accus- tomed to deal with high-type people; must furnish best references; no canvassing: car necessary; excellent opportunity for man selected. ' Phione National 3573, nine to_twelve Thursday morning. , to work in service and We train and finance. Sta, XD OAR, for deliver; M WITH OLOS FOTK! reliable: must bring references. 62 EX o € in . for & mi\! ot "“my nd cher- :renu; l'efl“lm unusual oppor- . Sun- | ity’ Rumanian Inn or | REEVES, | debts other than those contracted by my- | VENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C; WEDNESDAY,” OCTOBER 6, 1937 HELP MEN. | (Continued.) | MAN, iving in Soutiern Maryland. to take over a_repeat. MAN. " white. | llMlz window washer. cleane: business esti lishment: sala: includes sleeping qual ters. Reply. giving age. e rience and salary expected. to Box 'mlv Star, perienced, who can press steady work. Box 28-V, mm:-d porter, o 5, to call on regular custom Ticted area for local com- MANAGER,"experienced handiing fieid em- ploves. Must be producer and furnish £00d Treferences; unusual opportunity to person selected. Box 57 Star. MECHANIC. experienced on _heavy-duty dump trucks. Murray Trucking Co. Ai- lantis 7177, Benning rd. and Minn. . experienced radio, automatic phonographs. ~automatic machines. etc. must furnish g00d references from past em- ployers. er. Atlantic 7331, MEN of neat appearance for circuiation pork: small earnings (o atart. Apply 219 Stewart Bldg. before 8 a.m. MEN. with tools, to install ol burners and_blowers. Adams 1718 PIANIST, saxes and_guitars, white. non- union, {6t sieady location. Phone Colum- PAPIR HANGER. first-ciass. Apply Har- yinglon Bros. 1300 Wisconsin ave. West PAPER HANGER. experienced. fo: _Call ur Marcus, Natl. 8510, 7th st n.w. RADIO REPAIRMAN, e i sm, salary to start; permanent job with i crense; references required. Apply Exec tone Co.. 1005 11th st. nw. RADIO SERVICE MAN. must have car or fmall truck “Apoly radlo department, Marvin's Credit. Inc., 730_%th st. n.w. SALESMEN, experienced Jelline silks ot brushes in higher elass neighborhood: not house to house. SALARY AND. State experience. Box 10;-V. Star SALES REPRESENTATIVE. unusual propo- sition for the right man to sell innercom- munication equipment. Apply Executone Co.. 1005 11th st. nw. Ehtece SCORER ON PAPER BOXES. experieniced single and double. _Box_1:45-V. Star WELDER. cxperienced. electric and aceiy- | lene. M. 8. King & Son, 7th and T sts. ne TYPEWRITER sales mafiager; must be ex- perienced: references; give details, etc. Box_470-T. Star. YOUNG BOY, colored, to work in grocery store. Apply 402 G st. s.e. inclined. to learn coin machine business; best references required. Atantic 7331, YOUNG MAN wanted for delivery: white: must know city and suburbs. Apply 308 | H st ne. | YOUNG MAN with iight_car for soliciting new accounts. and must be able to coliect salary and commission to the right ma | with ‘a_good opportunity for advamcemer Apply 3337 Conn. ave YOUNG MAN. white. between 1R and_20 for —automobile show _room Adams-Brooks, Inc., Silver Bpring. Md. WE WANT 2 high-iype salesmen for n. Uonally” adveriised line. prospects fu nished._Room 0, 1244 5th st. n.e. Who want steady year-round work where they can earn {rom $20 to $50 weekly delivering food products to regular cus- | tomers: no experience necessary. 1f you can and will work & hours per day. see manager at 513 K st. n.w. between § and 1% am 2 Man with selling experience 1o work in electrical depi. as demonstrator. M. | selected must ve dependable and Apply employment office, 4th fio day. 10_am TO A YOUNG MAN WITH WISDOM AND PERSONALITY. We have & position for a man between 25 and 4 nish kood character references. This is permanent position and will pay about S per week for the first few weeks. Yo weekly income w.ll increase if you are wil! | ing to learn more about the business. Al ply 1010 Vermont ave. n.w.. Room 201, Thursday morning. 10 o'clock sharp 3—YOUNG MEN—3 Neat appearing and over 20 years of age 1o assist in circulation dept.. as salesmen for firm established since 1§ 1._Room 0N, 1333 Bank Bldg You are ja serious-minded. maor apiance salesman you given some seriou pects of earning :hhr Fall and W ~=if, —Working as you have this Summer. Fail and Winter canvassing 3—Waiting for leads that in most dealer organizations are converted into “house sales. Ridine the mythical “gravy train " Waiting on some dispiay floor for drop-ins” that do not drop in Associating yourself with a leader i enjoying national presiige. where Na conscientio: have alread: thought to your pro: liberal income during ter months. Will it be the subject of Pall and Winter in- comes “and sales has been built around a proven sales campaign that elimina The caliver of n we want will spend 30 minutes to investigate plan_No. by lelephoning Mr. Herrlich at Dist. #800. Suite N(3. Thursday morning be- tween % and 11_a.m DRIVER for furniture truck. One who has experience in setting up and handling fur- niture. experience and be able to furnish local references. | Apply between 7 and 9 p.m., | Wednesday, Friday or Satur- |day. 654 Penn. ave.se. - | | | | | HELP_ MEN AND WOMEN. MARRIED COUPLE to work and_reside private home: man to have D. C. driver's rmit; woman to do general housework: amily’ of 4; references reauired. . Box 274-S. 8tan STENOGRAPHER in_lawyers office: student preferred. = State experience salary. Box 405-V. Star. @ | THE MOST sensational Christmas cards. ‘Ml'n profit on a box. 1711 Euclid st. n.w. | Columbia 2776-J = | YOUNG COUPLE for &.h.w. house. Salary $40, n.w Apply 1530 22nd st. SALESMEN. | NOW 18 THE TIME to make a connection with a rapidly growing small organiza- tion. where ambition and industrious work will ‘pay large dividends | biles are here. Olmstead Motor Co., Wilson_blvd.. Arlington. Vi | SALESMAN wanted for live Winter drug ine. commission basis, excellent terrjtory. Bell Chemical Co. 433 W. 59tn sl | Chicago. Tl & WORLD WAR VETERANS (5). travel Florida and Southern States. single. sales organization. permanent: _expenses ad- vanced: transportation furnished. _ Mr. Crobarger, Hotel Burlington. Don't phone. £ 2101 YOUNG MEN, ages 2] to 35 mechanically | Must have previous | coLoRED RADIO PIANIST from Vi in “boarding | Sonor CoISATST | YOUNG MAN. ambit | Apply after neat appearance. who _can fur- | | BARTENDER. white. at present employed. d i cold meat company. | CARPENTER. | sover. k | COLLEGE GRADUATE. pleasing personal- | for bachelors. HELP WOMEN, (Continued.) YOUNG LADY. attractive, 19 to ublisher's contract; free to t orids and Southern States. Salary to start. . Transportation furnished Avoly Miss Mack. Hotel Plaza, 5 to 7 LAOY. LOUNG. ONE WHO mtbmsnwns SEWING. APPLY AT ONCE. NEW ENG- ey . MR. B. SHERMAN. 705 CAN USE SBALESWOMEN who only nnt Dart time. Apply Lane's. 1211 P st ATTRACTIVE position opens Oct. Educational advisory work. graduate with some college or normal frainine. Must be over 26. ambitious. re- fined and executive type.” Give full infor- mation for consideration. age and Dhone number. Box 400-V. Star. SILK DRESSES ON CONSIGNMENT. . Can you spare some room in your home? We Supply stock. — Abwlutels no momey required. iberal “percentage. Bonus. Gaamont. 715 9th st. n.w. UBLE-VALUE ~ CHRISTMAS _ CARDS. MAKE MORE MONEY FOR YOU. Christmas cards. Quick cash profits. Bell 1937's master creation in personal cards and stationery. 7 _double-value boxes assorted cards. New low prices, Bx. perience unnecessary. Samples free lace Brown, 275 5th ave., Dept. 106. N. " SPLENDID POSITION 1s available for college-trained woman under 40. Pleasant and profitable connec- ls‘fm with national sorority. Box 230-M. ar, A Nationally Known Co. Will employ and train 2 youne ladies over 30 years of age for special inside telsphone work Position reauires high-type, intelligent women used to meeting dublic, with good speaking voice and education. Write giving age. phone no. and state qualifications. Box ., Star. HELP DOMESTIC CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS. German; erences. Telephone Cleveland 4494 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white. wants care of child 3; live in. Call after 1 1, High schooi { —— 1A-18 vrs. old_as child’s 2057 Park rd. GIRL. between 1 nurse; salary, $5 week. et housework, references: rienced: general | assist’ caring for two children stay nights. _Wisconsin 5514 A TR GIRL. colored. refined. g h.w.. light laun- dry: stay nights: 6 week. Georgia 7659 GIRL. neat. colored, as maid and waitress; references required. 1722 N st. n.w. GIRL. white, 19 to 35. light housew partial care of 2 children: no cook; month, upstairs room. Wisconsin 41 HOUSEKEEPER white. unincumbered. care iwo small children: live in; $33 month. _Cail Walnut ] 446 WOMAN. refined. white, young, care of child and apt.: $20 month: as member of family, =1 Columbia rd. Apt. 206 p.m. R . e settied for ge: small saiary. Ca “house- Capitol WOMAN. wi vork, Tm. Heights N74. A WCMAN ~for _general r “Oriental: references. 405 Woodiey_rd. nw e WOMAN_ white. general housework._care of » children: stay nights. Emerson 2950 WOMAN. colored. between Years; live in if possible; 30 month; references. Wisconsin 5844 WOMAN, colored work: stay nights; references. dolph st. n.w : WOMAN, white. to care for f-year-old boy and do eeneral housework: live in; references. 220% Randolph st. ne. WOMAN. white. care of children. 4: fine home Chase. Md.; no $4 weekly. Box Sll" white 1940, housework, Cleveland settled. general house- 1307 Ran- “and ash; | work | nights’ SITUATION: (Omimmey eSTIC. a2 1. COLORED GIRL. refined, cnpabie: maid’s work, Tincom s, "hole ot part iime. COLORED m "_‘;"" regular: ye:n' experience T4l _or -n of refs OMAN wil Gime Jor tay's eork: "oose® erences, Metropolitan 4341 "o COLORED WOMAN wants day’s work. Call any time, Diueios strict 2Ra3. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. small iaundry: referenee: from C: 154 hen from Carolina: will stay’ nishis, GIRL warts morning's or part-tin Do Siniay. THL Ortron are o Norta ZREL-J. GIRL. colored. reliable. neat, wants job ROW. apt. small famil ret.: &8 "wkly.“and carfare npm:mm T reliable. “wants day's or B _ref. Potomac 1584 Colored. wants light housework or work other's hel: X3 “lf?"‘elllw:l fond of children. GIRL. light colored. desires work. cieanis apartment, hartments and Jnundn city references, GIRL. colored. wo Tike Mmother’s helper and stay nights. GIRLS, calvm est. of any kind: reltrencu GIRLS (2) rolored. neai. want work any kind. between th references. ~ Col. 1635, oot °f © And LADY colored. from Sout work or work of any kind ‘hDe'c‘ms &7 LAUNDRESS. exp. reliable. call for, des liver family washing. curtains, poiankets: reasonable: _sunny yard: ref. 584, LAUNDRESS, first-ciass on lhlr chi gren’s clothes. wants ironing out Thurs- day. Friday, Saturday; permanent. North MAID. car 5705, NURSE. undersraduate, coiored: references. convalescent patients or people; colored, g eeneral housewor) re, week. 514 P st. n.w. eiderly can give massages. Atlantic 743K, thoroughly 1 quiet dupo!llinn excellent with chllfll’t references: stay some night, North 6320, SOUTHERN GIRL wants general or part time. chambermaid, Phone Decatur 68 WHITE GIRL, settled. wants “good home. helping _with " h 4 BOP e YTy ousework: 85 “per ‘week. ‘\;rg)’\;[A:I‘I:ea e nreg wflrn—ch(s llun « sewing. child’s nur work any Kind at once. Dec: 4308-g" * }’5\‘2.‘1?’}2’...‘.'“"' [eliable” reneral work_in ; %004 cool Box 384-V Star. i WOMAN, refined. wanis work from ® until 5 in an apt. or ciean bachelor apt. refs. R st. n.w WOMAN, colored. settled " piain Southern coOKing:' maid; reliable references. Ate nice, house- cook. L . reliabie. wi laundry, fternoon. wishes api. plain cooking, urs.. between WOMAN. _experbriced ~color lace general houseworker in sm-ll"nn:ly sy from Va. _2309-A nw WOMAN., colored. mlddle-qnd art-time or aay's work; best references. . Phone North 5128. WOMAN. ~coiored. would_like & bl cook and stay nights. 1129 6th &t. n.w EMPLOYMENY SERVICES. _BUSINESS. _ th st nw., rantced white bar- v supplied: steady or exira or for cockiail parties. o 9° DOMESTIC. RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1, 1402 11th, has cooks. maids. nurses. £.h%.. day work- ers._pari-time couples, housemen = DOMESTIC ~AGENCY. 1921 §th st Decatur 2419, North 9011: furnishes help | and work: men and women. SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT. expert: books siarted. bal- anced. audited: kepi part time. {ax prob lems: most reasonable: refs. Adams 9796 chatige; " bést references. Col. white. _Tepairing. weather stripping: jobs $1 to $300: all work guar. Dist._4%78 up to 10 p.m. (i CARPENTER. thorough. expert on ation and new work, by hour or ob. 13th_st.__Georgia i WOMAN, colored. wants office. work clea: morning or night work. Deca’ - GIRL. colored. wish ork Bher's helper or nursing. Adams 12 INSTRUCTION COURSES. SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL ENGINEER- ING—Classes forming in licensed ste refx tice. 501 L & FRENCH, neginners. advanced: 3 lessons Week for 50c; 8 to 9 p.m. Dupont Circle School. 1601 N. H. ave. 1* IF YOU WISH to secure a good position take a course at Wood's School in stenogra- phY or comptometer. Evening classses from 7and 7o 9 710 14th st. n.w. Phons 5051 for further information BE A SECRETARY OR ACCOUNTANT— Earn more. have more—opportunities are numerous today. Your best investment is in & BOYD GBURSE—UNUSUAL ADVAN- TAQGES. Register today for the next elass. BOYD'S. 1333 F st. n.w. National 2330, - PRIVATE PIANO uwna Popular music taught your own home only, 'Steet music and orcheseration work. $1.00 per lesson Partello. Georgia 6838, air-conditieni; CHAUFFEUR _and mmmmc. c wishes work of any kind. formerly drove for Congressman. _Decatur 547K CHEF, colored. for immediate work. hotel. club. 'cafe: sea food. pastries. menus: steady: ref. North BRE7-J ity. excel. sismn.. drugs. habdshry.. etc. comp lunchnt. man Mod. siry . satisf. assrd. Field. 601 Irving st. Adams 4040, 8+ COLLEGE STUDENT. colored. desires part time work waiting, elev.. switchbd., cler. exp. _After 1 p.m. Pot. 3098 12% COLORED BOY wishes job &s dishwasher F WOrk at dairy as helper. Call Adams COLORED MAN wants job as houseman. porier or work of any kind; references. Potomac_07 44, COLORED MAN. Job as references. - wishes €o0d young, reliable. truck_driver or chauffeur: Call West 191 de- sires job playing in cafe or reputable night | club; ‘also sings. References. Dec. 4715. | FARMER. 0 years experience. agriculture | course. as manager of farm or estate: | references. Phone Ashton 58-M. A. L Holmes. Brookeville. Md L FILIPINO. experienced chauffeur. butler. | dependable. for pr : can work | Box 15 s MALE STENOGRAPH] clerical experience. Write Box 415-V. MAN. age 3. white. s any kin Watson. 507 ki MAN. colored. desires Doyiiion &5 elevator operator, porter or butler. References. WEE o PR MEAT CUTTER. 15 yrs. experience bex of reference. Phone North 4216-W OFFICE MANAGER. exp. finan . credi and col. purch. agt. wants position with re- sponsiole company. Besi of refs. Box 425-V. Star. . sober. wants work of lxpenen:ed dishwasher. Art PAINTER—White. first . wants tract work. A-1 local references: guarantee satisfaction. Call “Russell.” Walnut 7143. rant. Box club. Wi Star. ences. wishes employment with ‘wholesale Box 405-V, Sta = SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN. WHITE COUPLE. refined, no children, will exchange services for living Quarters. Box_440-V. Star. WANTED by man_and woma ‘also, part-time work for woman. . cleaning. North HELP_ WOMEN. AGENTS—8ell our dollar box_assortment beautiful Christmas cards: 50% 3 .. 412 N. J. ave. n.w. ALTERATION HAND for ladies’ tailo: must be experienced. = Waronofl's, 18 Columbia_rd. n.w. APPRENTIC] owle work preferred: opportunity to learn ex- clusive methods. —Apply between 5 and 6 p.m.: no phone calls, Russina. 1609 Conn._ave. BEAUTY CONSULTANT—Vacancy 1 flled by woman of intelligence and intti- ative. Liberal commission while Jraining for, salaried position. = Awply 6-12." De metics. Inc.. B05 Washington Blde. BEAUTY OPERATOR, experience Pposition:_good salar: I N BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced: salary and commission. ~ Apply in person, 2817 14th st. n.w.. Lillias. BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS—Must be experienced in marcel and permanent wav- ing* Harper training not necessary. Harper Method. 4_Connecticut_ave. 8 BEAUTY SHOP APPRENTICES: also sev- eral students. Complete or partial course at reasonable rates. 5506 Conn. ave., Clev. knowledge ltenurlpkly k Apply Frances _1315_Conn. -ve n. REDIT CLERK. exve . instaliment Clothing: ‘exceptional opporiunity; permas nent position. 731 7th st. n.¥. _ ions and other pertinent Box u V. Btar. 8 (three), over 21, to work from now until Xmas; no investment. no can- ing. ABDIY & 1o 8 pm. Miss Allen. ermont_ave. n.w.,_Roor {lon offer exberjence inhecessary: Teauest 691_Fitchburg. Box_108-V. i SALESLADTES. m coats. dresses: sal ey and commission. Model Shop. 1303 F . n.w., apply M SHIRT FINISHER. PR] ‘experien Colored. ADBIY Wah Lune Laundrs. 2445 1K8th st. n.w. WO, SSER. to canvassers. Rice's Bakery, s.e.. rear. Lincoin 12 WOMAN to care e s youns_children stay in: $30 per mo. Interview Thursda: between 10_and 1. at 2515 Penn. ave. ; finement for dignified Work. HIONAN ot reoe mest publc and wiling, 1o work hard, Box 417-V. Star. _____7° OMEN—The_highest salaried Deoble are lespeople. = We give you the chance to gpter this fleld. Come In for interview. we incer reliable. i S Ll R us. Manager, 715 9th st. n.w. | LETTERS. man: | anywhere: SITUATIONS WOMEN ALTERATIONS —Dressmaking: coats Te- ; hems, 50c up. Met. 1697, 5_1Sth n.w. DRFSSMAKER. _ experienced —Gowis all occasions: alterations & specialty; class s at reasonable rates. HOUSEKEEPER. _refined. white: good cook: Teferences. Adams 4730 daytime to 4:30: evening 7 to 9. ¥ LADY. refined. intelligent. desires position @s manager of apartment house or wid- gwers home; best of references. Box 398-V._Star. LADY.~unencumberéd: knowledge secreta rial duties; companion to_elderly person. Will travel. Box 416-V. Sta articles, envelopes ; careful work; for first- Nol‘lh ‘middle - ay to address, any c reasonable price. NURSE. trained for infant: German: slso practical experience with adults: will g0 city refs. _Columbia 3777. _ NURSE, undergraduate; or companion to adult going South for the Winter. Hospi- tal trained. Doctor's and local refs. EXp. Kathrine Becker. 4517 5th st. n.w NURSE for child or infant: city references: 8 vears’ experience. Call Col. 04 c PRACTICAL NURSE. white, take care of elderly person: phone. etc.: no_children. “all_before 6_p.m._Phone Colum trained: varied experience: graduate prom- inent woman's college; age 24; references. yrs. with Govern- 18 week. ~Adams STENOGRAPHER. 13 ment. middle-aged, $10 % sires evening work: typing. addressing. etc. done at home; reasonable rat Telephone Silver Spring 51 after 6 p.m Y wishes work s hou: in small family. _Apply 1015 C st. YOUNG WOMAI lo?l for elderly women: Lhk.. 3417-W. Miss Spohn. DRESSMAKING, _ TAILORING. ALTERATIONS ‘Women's. children’s clothin; ‘ . Smocking. compan- B SITUATIONS DOMISTIC COLLEGE STUDENT. light colored. desires ermanent work: experienced; references. olumbia &941. < COLORED_GIRL. Boutt mnme‘r‘s helper ‘or care of child. 9 COLORED GIRL fo assist In_sen. hiw. n;izsume or day's work. Phone North ob as North COLORED GIRL. light. nm hes wait- helor apt. or office Work: pieasant, Eberienced: relerences . North B3O LORED GIRL wishes job. chambermaid g’m-lfig store: reference. 2443 M st. 'COLORED OIRL wants morning work or gleaning Batchelor apt.; -no Bun. work. North OOLORED GIRL wants stay nights: ref. Phone Nort work: ean 139, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. <WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 101 Ave. N.W. (near K). Dist WASHINGTON 'ACADEMY Of Hair and Beauty Culture, 15th ST. & N. Y. AVE.. 35( WASH. BLDG Washington's newest and finest_equipped beauty school American and European latest” methods. Daily demand for our graduates. Lowest rates. Prée booklet. Investigate and Pojmerly With Wiifrec LEARN DIESEL ENGINES Invading all branches of industry. Por men who qualify. _Fer FREE booklet. write Registrar. HEMPHILL DIESEL S8CHOOLS. #000_Reisteriown_rd.. Baltimore. Md. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS $5—Speed Dictation. Sten. and $5—STATISTICS AND PILE $5_— CALCULATING Begip today. The Civil Service Pre, tory Shool. 539 12th st. n.w. Mot. 6397 | CALCULATING MACHINES. Intensive courses in Comptometer, Bure roughs. Monroe. Friden. Marchant. etc., with a brief course in touch typing, Day= evening sessions. Certificate awarded on completion of course. Classes forming NOW. Pllt?m!n' Service. BOYD'S (Eat, st._Nationul 2340 "~ FORD AND G. M. C, Bookkeeping courses—8pecial instrue- tion. with touch typis f_desired Mon . Wed. Eriday evening 10 mo. "BOYD SCHOOL ot 'ACCOUNTANCY, 1333 F st Natl. 2140, HIGH SCHOOL. MANY COMPLETE IN TWO YEARS. STANDARD TEXTS PURNISHED Study at home. Prepares for_college. pre-professional examination a@d business The American School. now in its 40th su cesstul vear. is charieted “mot for profit Thousands of graduates. Write for free catalogue today. Box 25-8. Star MABELLE HONOUR, Washington's oldest established beauty school. Better. shops demand Mabelie Honour graduates. Scientific money-making beauty eulturs instruction. Under the direction of MR. HONOUR, recently returned from London Paris and New York. Your assurance of receiving the finest training possible. Pree catalogue. Day-night classes. MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1340 New York Ave. N. “ ACCOUNTANCY TN ONE YEAR OF HOME STUDY. With coaching by LOCAL ACCOUNTANTS Guarantees coaching _ for C.P.A._EXAM NOT CORRESPONDENCE—NO CLASSES Easy to understand home study lessons. NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED TRAINING. TUITION 'pavments. 6 PER MONTH. Phone DIst. 1421, AMERICAN ACADEM. PREE_LESSON and 40-page bookiet ———————————e BEAUTY PARLORS. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED. Wonderful French Method used._ Dr. Della Ledendecker, 3025 O st. n.w. West 1120, MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING TO CHICAGO OCTOBER _8: o lady passenger fo share expenses. 30 Nnrlh Bd(e'ood Lynn Park, Arlmllon Va. “AMERA REPAIRS CAMERA REPAIRING. FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC., 815 10th St. N.W. _ Phone National 4712, — SNs PERSONAL. HEMORRHOIDS “ERADICATED BY MY own method. . Results effective for a Hfe- time or money back. Write for booklet. No drugs or surgery, “DR, SOMMERWERCK. ‘r.u.sz _TEETH REPAIRS WHILE 3 o wal, Emergency Laborators, Room, 601, Westory Bldg., 14th_ RA OP! ‘milca of D, & Call Atlantic 6993 between 5 and 6 p.m NOT PICNIC AT BREEZY Beach hese Beauuifal Pa dayss O_No charke for barking or use of ovens eic now Give your own oyster roast. HATS REMODELED BY MOLLO: YES. terday's hat redesigned into today's mode, $1.00 to $2.50. Smart new hats to order; Siudio 1011 H st _n.w.. second floor. 7% BERNAT BOUCLE DE LAINE WOOL_ BSc. Reg. 75c. This week only, TIOGA YARN SHOP. 401 Kresge Bldg.. 6 G st.__* CHILDREN m‘nm —KINDER- garten work. games. stories: your home or mine; ontdqors clear weather. GRAGG, West 1054 . b et HAVE YOU A SPEECH TO MAKE? A difficult letter to write? ~Avail yourself of our confidential writing service. Per- sonal and sales letters. essays and speeches written and edited. ghost writine. Write to A. C. Seward. 3000 Conn. ave.. or call Adams 4800._after 5 pm. NURSE WILL CARE POR INVALID OR elderly person: modern home: good care. Adams 430 MISS FLOOD'S PRIVATE KINDERGAR- ten, 1322 Massachusetts ave. n.w.: school of dancing and nursery; hour. day or week; 8:3 5:30. WHEN DBEATH _STRIKES A PAMIL there is no need to feel that they must accept inferior funeral services due to in- spility to pay & higher price. ‘The Greater mbers. Go. "offers u complere funeral, cars and all for as little as 87! World finest waterproof, airtight. \un 1 burial vault may be Chambers for $85. 1In case of dest the Greater W. W. Chambers Soyplt corner Chapin n.w.. Columb o mrte our addréa We il s d v;m s 107 Bealitifh cxtaloie ot Bow we dalt " n *Dhone Golu Lo Bt i.co ohone Atantis 8700; COLORED WOMAN with ref. part- time or day’s work. Decatur 53 (Continued on Next Page.