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SUE FISHER
HIT PARADE GUES1
Three Local Stations to
Present Initial Program
for Red Cross.
□ USANNE FISHER, well-known
American lyric soprano, is to be
the guest artist on the Hit Pa
rade program tonight, heard
through WJSV at 9 o'clock. Robert
Emmet Dolan's orchestra will play the
10 most popular tunes of the week, of
which "Whispers in the Dark," "That
Old Feeling” and "So Rare” are the
three leaders.
Miss Fisher studied for three years
•t the Cincinnati Conservatory and
three more at the Juijlard School
ol Music before essaying advanced in
atruction at Fontainebleau and Berlin.
Bhe made her debut in this country
in 1935 after Edward Johnson had
heard her singing in the Opera Com
ique in Paris during the previous sea
son.
CYLVIA FROOS headlines another
half-hour program over WOL to
night, beginning at 9 o'clock.
'T'HE initial radio program in con
nection with the Red Cross Annual
Roll Call will be presented over three
local stations tonight at 7 o'clock—
WOL, WMAL and WRC.
yHE oldest drug store In America
continuously operated by one fam
ily is to be honored during the Nation
Barn Dance program tonight—WMAL
at 8 o'clock.
experienced oy a newspaper man
while oovering an assignment will be
offered by Charles Martin as a feature
of his program with Russ Morgan's
Orchestra, a WJSV feature, at 7.30.
yHE cream of N, B. C. talent in Chi
cago parades before the micro
phone. beginning at 9 o’clock tonight,
when the Saturday Jamboree takes to
the air over WRC.
TyANCE music over WOL tonight be
gins at 10 o'clock, with Mickey
Alpert's orchestra, to be followed by
the aggregations of Leo Reisman,
Wayne King. Herbie Kay, Griff Wil
liams, Larry Kent and Freddy Martin.
--• ., — ■ —
AUTO CLUB BACKS
5-YEAR ROAD PLAN
tetter to Sultan Insists. However
Expenditures Be From Ve
hicle Fund.
Indorsement of the five-year im
provement program of the Highwaj
Department, provided that expendi
tures come entirely from the motoi
vehicle highway fund, was receiver
by Engineer Commissioner Dan J
Sultan yesterday in a letter from th<
Keystone Automobile Club.
"We oppose drawing on the gen
eral revenue of the District of Co
lumbia for any expense in connec
tion with projects included in the
program.” the letter read, adding that
the estimate of $259,000 made by thf
director of highways and traffic foi
the fiscal year 1939 was inadequate.
“The (Keystone Club) board feel;
that a minimum of $300,000 of th<
motor vehicle highway fund, con
triblted entirely by motorists, shoulc
be used * * * each year to providt
in administration of the departmen
which will be far less inconvenient
to the motoring public than it has ir
the past.”
The club also announced its sup
port of special projects in the firs
year of the program—redesigning o
Dupont, Scott and Thomas Circles
Including construction of under
ground thoroughfares on Connection
avenue and Fourteenth street.
HOSPITAL BUILDING
COMMITTEE NAMED
Charles County Group Will Seleci
Site and Erect Structure.
Two Tracts Offered.
fcpeclal Dispatch to The Star.
LA PLATA. Mri., September 25
The county commissioners for Charle;
County have selected Paul D. Browr
of La Plata, Harold S. Swann o
Faulkner and John F. Mudd of Bryan
town, to be the Building Committei
for the Charles County Hospital.
It will be the duty of this board t<
ielect a site and erect and equip th<
hospital. Two sites have been offerei
as donations. One is located withh
the corporate limits of La Plata am
consists of about five acres. The othe
Is situated about 1 mile south of Li
Plata on the La Plata-Rock Poin
road. The prospective donor agrees t
give as much land as needed.
The funds for the building am
equipment will consist of $11,00
raised by popular subscriptions am
the proceeds of a $25,000 county bon
Issue.
I
P.M. WMAL—630k | WRC—850k WQL-l,310k WJSY—1,400k
I2TOO Strings and Things News—Music Theater Row ICaptivalors
l2:l5|News Bulletins Escorts and Betty News Bulletins ] H. B. Derr
12:30, Farm At Home Hr. Campus Copers Orrin Tucker’s Or. Buffalo Presents
12j451 “ “_I “ "_“ - 1 “ "
1:00 Farm At Home Hr. Buffalo Is Host Three Graces ‘Afternocn Rhythms
| j 15 “ “ " “ " Ann Leaf
i : 30 L. Paniro’s Orch. Golden Melodies Pet Shop
1:451 Foot Ball Game " _ Hit Tunes Foot Ball Game
2:00 I not Ball Game Concert Wakeman's Sports Foot Ball Game
2:15 “ " “ News Bulletins
2:301 “ " WVek End Revue Wakeman's Sports “ "
2:451 " “_ " " " "_" "_
3:00 Foot Ball Game Week End Revue Wakeman's Sports Foot Ball Game
3:15 " " “ " " " " -
3:30 “ “ Cup Rat e “ “ “ ”
3:451 “ ••“ •'“ -...
4:00 Fool Ball Game Vagabond Wakeman's Sports I Foot Ball Game
I 4:15 “ .... •• •. Geo. Olsen's Or.
4:30 “ “ The Kindergarten “ “
4:45 Open Gilf “ " M “ Dorothy Gordon
5:00 F.ve. Star Flashes El Chi o Cocktail Capers Ben Feld’s Orch.
5:15 Bible Lesson " " " " , Music -News
5:30 Music Songs News—Music John M< ssner's Or. Eddie Dooley
5:45 Norsemen Sundown Revue “ " | Fighting Crime
6:00 Israel Message Top Hatters Wakeman's Sports On Communism
6:15 “ “ “ “ Vespers- Music Arch Mi Donald
6:30! News Bulletins Piano Duo Dinner Concert American Homes
6:45 Dinner Hour Jim Kemper At Co. News Bulletins Labor News
7:00 Red Cross Pgm. Red Cross Pgm. Red Cross Pgm. | Swing Session
7:15 " “ “ “ “ - ] " "
7:30 Piano Duo Round-up Hancock Ensemble Johnnie Presents
7:45|Nola Day Concert Hour “ " " **
8:00 Barn Dance Concert Hour Hay ride Professor Quiz
8: ,5 “ ~ " “ “ “ " “
8:30 “ “ Special Delivery Swing Ensemble Souveniis
8:45 “ “ “ I George Fischer Lud Glinkin's Or.
9:00:Gun-Smoke Law Jamboree Sylvia 1 roos Hit Patade
9:15! “ •' " “
9:30 Light Opera Gems " “ George Olsen's Or.
9:45 i “ “ “ “ " " Patti Chapin
10:00 Codolban's Orch. j News—Music Mick Alpert's Or. Frank Dailey's Or.
10:15 “ “ Supper Dance
10:30! B. Strirkland's Or. E. Deutich's Or. Art Brown Happy Felton's Or.
I Oj 451_“_ | “ "_“ “_" "_
11:00 News Bulletins Whiteman’s Or. News- Reism n sO. Arthur Godfrey
11:15 Slumber Hour “ " L. Reisman's Or.
11:30 “ “ Midnight Frolic Wayne King's Or. News—Norvo's Or.
11:45 “ “ " “ " Red Noivo's Orch.
12:00 Night Watchman Sign Off Herb Kay's Orch. Witching Hour
12:15, " *' Griff William's Or. “
12:30) “ “ Larry Kent's Or. Sign Off
12:451 “ “ Martin's Or.- News
1 :00 ,Night W'atch (I hr.) j Lights Out
Air Headliners
Afternoon Programs.
4:45p.m.—WMAL. International
Open Golf Summary.
5:00 p.m.—WMAL, Evening Star
Hashes.
Evening Programs.
6:00 p.m.—WRC. Top Hatters.
7:45 p.m.—WRC, Saratoga Spa
Festival.
8:00 p.m.—WMAL, National
Barn Danes; WJSV,
Prof. Quiz; WOL, Lou
isiana Hay Ride. ?
8:30 p.m. — WJSV. Souvenirs;
WRC. Special Delivery.
8:45 p.m.- -WOT,. George Fischer.
9:00 p.m.—WJSV, "Your Hit Pa
rade.”
| 11:00 p.m.—WJSV, Arthur God
frey.
11:15 p.m.—WMAL, Slumber
Hour.
Short-Wave Programs.
7:00 p.m.—BUENOS AIRES.
Tipica Band, LRX, 31.06
m . 9.66 meg.
! 9:00 p.m.—CARACAS, Conchito
Ascanio, singer, YV5RC,
51.7 m , 5.8 meg.
9:30p.m. -LONDON. Walter
Collins’ Light Orchestra,
GSG. 168 m.. 17.79
meg : GSI. 19.6 m.. 15.26
meg.; GSD, 25.5 m.,
11.75 meg.; GSB, 31.5
m., 9.51 meg.
ARMY MEDICAL TESTS
Ten Vacancies to Be Filled From
Among Pharmacists.
Examinations to qualify candidates
for appointment as second lieutenants
in the Medical Administrative Corps,
Regular Army, will be held December
13-17, according to a War Depart
ment announcement. Ten vacancies
are to be filled.
Appointments will be made from
among applicants who are pharma
cists, United States citizens, between
the ages of 21 and 32 years. They
must, be graduates of recognised
schools or colleges of pharmacy. Ap
plicants will be given physical, writ
ten and adaptability tests.
Pepys Painted True Picture.
Pepys, the famous English diarist,
was a twaddling old gossiper, but he
sets down the circumstances of the
events as they transpire with such
clear and accurate detail, utters no
[ feelings but in a word or two in
' troduces us to the scenery of both
the out-of-doors and in-doors life of
J the time.
i Job's Daughters Elect.
t MOUNT RAINIER. Md„ September
> 25 iSpecial).—Mrs. R. Milton has been
elected president of the Mothers’ Club
i of Bethel No. 10, Job's Daughters,
1 Other officers named include Mrs. Sam
i Fort, vice president; Mrs. Louis Eberly,
1 1 secretary, and Mrs. C. Rassmussen,
treasurer.
BIUTUUbl KILLtU
IN HIT-RUN CRASH
Companion Seriously Injured.
Motorist Jailed on Three
Serious Charges.
B.t (he Associated Press.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va„ Septem
ber 25.—Henry Watson, 25. was fa
tally injured and Walter Lee Kellam.
16-year-old messenger boy, was seri
ously hurt Thursday night when the
bicycle they were riding was struck by
an automobile one mile south of here
on Route 1. The car did not stop at
the scene of the accident.
Leonard Myers, 50, of near Ash
land, was arrested five miles away by
Fredericksburg Policeman Warfield
Stone, who said he witnessed the acci
dent and gave chase. Myers was jailed
on charges of driving while drunk,
hit and run and manslaughter.
Kellam and Watson lived together
in Spotsylvania County about three
miles from here and were going home
when their bicycle was struck. Po
liceman Stone said the bicycle was
several feet off the highway when it
was hit from the rear by the south
bound car. Watson was knocked 90
feet and Kellam 20 feet.
LU5T.__
CHANGE PURSE small, brown, with a
city name engraved, between F and 14th
and I and 15th n.w.; reward. Met. 8N22.
DIAMOND—Lost Sept. 2.2. diamond and
emerald ring. Reward. Cali Shepherd
34HO. 2H*
DIAMOND RING .solitaire, yellow gold.
Reward. .‘5220 17th st. n.w.. Apt. 401*.
Adams 7500.
DOG, black. Chesapeake Bav retriever.
Rew ard B E. Bean, 5017 Battery lane,
Bethe.sda. Md. _ 20*
HALF CROWN gold pin. Thursday: ' M.
S. C.” Reward. Call Cleveland 57 02.
HANDBAG, small tan. containing Clothing,
probably left on running board of auto.
i Potomac golf links. Georgia 1052._20*
j HORNED-RIMMED SPECTACLES. Wed.
I night, in taxi between 11th and E sts. n.w.
j and Georgetown: reward._Dec. 242G.2G*
| PEARL RING in embroidery shop. 82!* 11th
[ st. n.w. Sentimental keepsake. Liberal
I reward. Call Emerson ui.to_ 25*
1 PIN. oval turquoise, set m .silver. Reward.
, Phone Lincoln 82.2!*-M.
PUPPY, young, female, tan. white feet; vie.
• Woodrow Wilson High School, rew’ard.
:ti»«>] Albemarle st. n.w. Cleveland 00.25.
! PURSE, with keys and papers, bet. 2120
Conn. ave. and Gth and Que. Tues.. Sept.
21st: reward National 1472 or North
Apr. 4(1, after H.
TOY FOX TERRIER, very small, white with
black spots: children's pet. Reward. Wis
consin n.D’.G-J.
WATCH, lady's, small, white gold. Hamil
ton: Tuesday. 1.2th st. between I. C. C.
Bldg, and Earle Cafeteria; reward. Geo.
2055._
WHITE DOG. long-haired, tan face, two
tan spots near his tail. Sept. JO; reward.
Lincoln 10*127. 010 A st. s.e. 20*
WRIST WATCH (lady's*. Thursday eve
ning. white gold band. Reward. Randolph
2045. __
SPECIAL NOTICES.
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!
Hand-picked Delicious apples. 3 bushels
$1.(10. Delicious cider. 25c gallon. Bring
containers. R. COLTON LEWIS, nr. Cen
terville. Va._______
A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75
Provides .ame service as one costing $500.
Don't waste "insurance money " Cell
DEAL, with 25 years' experience Ltn
coln $200 _
PHAMRTT'RS I* one ol the largest
L'-rl.nlVl.D.Ej.tvo undertakers in the
world. Complete lunerals as low as $7 6
up Six chapels, twelve parlors, seventeen
ears, hearses, twenty-five undertakers and
agsistants Ambulances now only $3 1400
Chapin it. n.w. Columbia 0432 617 11th
st. sc Atlantic G700
FIRE ESCAPES.
We specialize in this work. Consult us
bout your problem. National .‘17 W>.
DUPONT IRON WORKS, INC.
■ _ mo*_
3rapes, Apples, Sweet Cider.
At Quaint Acres.
Silver Spring. Colesville Pike. Route Cfl.
Dnly 5 miles from th« District. Open
3tlly until 7 p m. _____
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
Apples and Sweet Cider.
Special Sale—N. W. Greenings. 5<fc Bu
Out Ga. ave. ft miles, turn 'right. Rt. J 82.
(V. W. MOORE. Sandy Spring^Md. 28»
HELP MEN.
ADDING MACHINE SALESMAN, with expe
rience. to sell popular price machines,
3ive experience and proposition expected
Box 222-T. Star.___
ATTORNEY—-Large law firm In New York
City has opening for tax specialist; If
to JR years' experience; must be thorough
ly conversant will all phases of tax lav
with particular stress In field of incomt
tax. Box 4S8-R. Star. _ _2.A*
AUTOMOBILE USED CAR SALESMEN—
We can use a few high-grade men for oui
large lot at 15th st. and Pa. ave. s.e.; larti
stock to sell from at all times: liberal prop
osition; full co-operation given in even
deal. L. P. Sleuart. Inc., 15.18 Pa. ave
».e. See Mr. Stup._
BOY. young, over 18 years old. lor deli
catessen work, 1119 N st. n.w.____
CARPENTERS, call Mel! Ml 85, between 1
and 8 Saturday.__
COLORED MEN. 100, to Join flying club
Apply between n and 10 a m. or 7-0 p.m
Must be over 18 years of age and want t<
learn to fly. Hanson's Technical Schoo
of Aviation. Inc.. J018 4th st. n.w. Met
sopolitan 2888.
CURB ATTENDANTS, over 18; guarantee!
salary. Apply fllll Georgia ave. n.w.
DRIVERS (2), white, with D. C. permits
good salary. Apply 82M 11th at. n.w. _•
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR and moto
repair man wanted. Steady work, go™
pay Experienced only. Apply at For
Electric Co- -181R I ttH st. n.w._
ELECTRICIAN and experienced helper
white non-union; reference; salary. Bot
104-H, Sta*.
i
HELP MEN.
< Continued )
ENGINEER i white*. third-class license,
for apt, house; steady Job. Box 1IH-M.
Star. __ _ _
ESTIMATORS WANTED, to estimate re
pairing and cleaning of furnaces and
chimneys: salary and commission: do not
apply unless you have D C. driver's per
mit. Atlas Service Co . 01.3 12th st. rnw.
FURNITURE REFINISHER knowledge of
repairing. 4222 Fessenden st. n.w. Cleve
land 8626. 26*
FURNITURE REFTNISHER or those who
can make their own color* and do high
grade reflnishlng: all nr part time. Call
12.35 I "th st n w. for Interview and wapr*.
MAGAZINE MAN. experienced. .See JHr.
Haywood. 219 Stewart Bldg.. 8 a m. New
proposition.__ __
MAN. white, to work on small farm, re
siding near Colesville; must be able to ride
and jump show horses. Georgia 3206
MAN. colored, store and hnusewmk: ffi
week: give church, age and height. Box
186-M. Star.
MAN to sell intercommunication equip
ment. 8alary and commission. Capable
of contracting business executives and
professional men. Room .310, Insurance
Bldg.. 1 to 4 p.m __
MAN experienced in men s clothing. Ap
ply Leonard's. .3122 M st. n.w_
MEN WANTED who understand chimney
repairs: pointing up or capping: must have
some experience on bricklaying: do not
apply unless you have D C. driver's per
mit. Atlas Service Co. !'I:: 12th m n.w.
MEN to contact prospects. Finest propo
sition In Washington. No competition, no
selling, excellent remuneration. Phone De
catur 3554 for aPDOintmen? and ask for
Mr. Hausman. Call between 9:00 and
1 I 00 a m
MEN. experienced only, tor vacuum clean
ing furnaces and chimneys: also furnace
repair men: do not apply unless you have
D C. driver's permit. Atlas Service Co..
:»13 12th si u w
MEN (2) interested in making a real in
come. Excellent future. 100r* assistance In
learning the highest paid business of its
kind Inquire Mr. Davis, 1,36J Wallach
pi. n w . [O Itld 2 daily.
PAINTERS, two. must he fast and clean,
inside work: '5c hour to suitable me
chanics. Call after tJ:.30 p.m., Clarendon
.345-J._
presser. 1st class; also experienced on
alterations. Apply at once. 5422 1st pi.
n.w. Randolph 044T._
SERVICE STATION BOY. for nights, expe
rienced with tires and battery work. Call
North 9668
SHEET AIR-CONDITIONING layout man.
$1.25 hour to right man. Apply.302 Cedar !
st n.w.
SODA DISPENSER Must be experienced.!
have local references. Tenleytown Phar
macy. 4425 Wisconsin ave.
TIRE SALESMEN, experienced with>stab- I
lished record of recent date selling to
commercial accounts in Washington: basis
of compensation open Right man can
name his own terms. Box 2.32-J. Star. _ I
TRUCK DRIVERS, young men. who must ‘
know the streets and apts. well and handy !
with hammer and chisel, wo to start and
learn the business. 1235 10th at. n w.
UPHOLSTERER WANTED -Good pav.
steady Job. P. L. Armstrong 58 Mary
land ave.. Hyattsville. Md. Phone Green
wood 2884 26*
YOUNG MAN. for grocery clerk; must
have some experience in cutting meat;
references Glover Park Market, 2411
arth st. n.w
young man for delivery department
give age. experience and references. Box
.321 -T. Star.
WILL START training salesmen for part
time work in new field where honesty and
conscientious effort will result in steadily
increasing income._Dlst. 4101. _______
UNUSUAL 'OPPORTUNITY.
High-grade salesman, accustomed to
narn worn ana gooa income m
specialties such as cash registers, scales,
refrigeration, siore fixtures, coin-operated
machines and kindred lines, has unusual
opportunity to act as direct factory rep
resentative for large manufacturer rated .
AAA-1, territory in and around Washing
ton. you will he given thorough training
and supplied with leads secured from gi
gantic advertising campaign: every oppor
tunity for steady advancement; write
details. Box 305-T. Star _ _3H*
YOUNG MAN. AROUND 30 HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE MECHANICALLY
INCLINED. HAVING SOME KNOWLEDGE
OF MOTOR PARTS. MACHINERY. ETC ;
STOCK ROOM EXPERIENCE AND GEN
ERAL OFFICE WORK. TO LEARN BUSI
NESS. IN REPLY STATE EXPERIENCE
AGE. SALARY EXPECTED AND GIVE
THREE BUSINESS AND THREE CHAR
ACTER REFERENCES. APPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING. BOX 540, ALEXANDRIA.
VA._ _30*_
ATTENTION.
We have a few openings for neat, am
bitious men. at least 3 1. with D. C drivers'
permits Salary. $1150 per week plus
bonus and commission. Willing worker*
ran earn S3u-$4n per week. Absolutely no
selling 1 *2HO 33nd at n.w.
4 RADIO SERVICE MEN. "
Two for bench work, must be good; two
for outside we furnish cars; big salaries
to right men: answer at once. Box 307-8.
REPRESENTATIVES.
The distributor for one of the oldest
manufacturers of heating equipment in the
country is desirous oi placing *1 men on
the sales force in Washington and vicinity.
Only those having a high degree of in
itiative need apply. See sales manager be
fore P 45 a m.
Lee D. Butler Air Conditioning. Inc.,
113P 1 Mth St N.W.
SALESMEN.
RETAIL .SALESMAN familiar with rftail
arocpry tradr. spllma well-known product. ;
S ate aae experience »nd salary expected, i
Box .TIK-T. Star. _
SALESMEN.
Will Interview for immediate employ
: ment men who are vitally interested in
a permanent future: the caliber of men
must be iho>e whose living standards dr
, iniind an income exceeding 575 per week.
I Box_1 4-S. Star.___ ___
SALESMEN.
Experienced automobile men '3L gpt Into
the Ford business with one of Washington s
oldest dealers. Very attractive proposition;
ideal working condition*. See a)e^ man
ager. Northeast Motor Co., 0:10 Bladensburg
rd. n.e.__
SALESMEN.
Men of neat appearance, mentally
alert, looking for permanency, there are
openings in our organisation that will
.-ol\e the problem confronting most men
seeking incomes ranging trom 515 to
.$150 per week. When renlving. please
1 ei\e sales experience for past 5 years. !
Box 13-8 Star.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, neat, experienced, intelligent, as
cook-housekeeper and chaufTeur-gardener:
only best cook, exceptional driver and ex
perienced gardener need apply: excellent,
separate living quarters; 30 minutes from
Washington family of two: good wages
for right Party. Write qualifications, ref
j erences. Box 314-T. Star._
! WANTED — Experienced couple, cook,
houseman and chauffeur; first-class refer
ences. Good home for right parties. 1005
Van Buren st. n.w.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
j BARONESS UNGERN S ACADEMY of lan
i guages. 1137 Conn. ave. n.w. Telephone
I North f.fhsn. Register now. Russian. French.
German, Spanish. Groups, 35c per hour;
private. $1.50.
POTTERY AND CERAMIC SCULPTURE
classes, day and evening; reasonable. Ray
Murray. 1335 P_ st. n.w._37*_
DIESEL IS BOOMING,
Invading all branches of industry, creating
opportunities for trained men. For free
booklet write Registrar. Hemphill Diesel
School. 4iml Cold Spring lane. Baltimore.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY
Of Hair and Beauty Culture,
loth ST * N. Y. AVE . :tr>(l WASH. BLDG.
Washington's newest and finest equipped
beauty school. American and European
latest methods. Daily demand for our
graduates. Lowest rates. Pay as you learn.
Free booklet. Investigate and compare.
Formerly With Wilfred's N. Y. Expert Dent.
H ELP WOM E NL
BEAUTY CONSULTANT—Vacancy to be
filled by woman of intelligence and Initi
ative. Liberal commission while training
for salaried position. Apply 0-13. Der
metics. Inc. 15is Conn ave. n.w._
BEAUTY OPERATORS, experienced with
following: vicinity 1 Mth and Columbia rd.;
$35. Columbia 10413.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Apply Carnell Beau
ty Shop. 3111 14th st. n.w._
BEAUTY OPERATOR, with following, very
good prrposition. Box 410-8. Star.
CALIFORNIA SPORTSWEAR COMPANY
has opening in this vicinity for high-type
woman, over 35. to sell beautiful line of
sportswear made to measure. We are larg
est factory of its kind in U. S . and repre
sentative selected can earn substantial in
come For personal interview, Box 409-S.
Star.___
COOK. Swedish, for Stockholm Bar and
Restaurant. Laurel. Md. Phone Laurel__2#n.
CURB ATTENDANTS, over IS; guaranteed
saiary._ Apply 5111 Georgia ave. n.w.
GIRL, white, to live with family in n.w.
section, care for children, help with g.h.w.
Call Emerson 2394.__ _
GIRLS, age 20 to 39. for cosmetic work.
Good opportunity for ambitious people.
1223 Vermont ave. n.w., Apt. 44, between
4 and 8.____
GIRLS over'l 8 years for car service. Apply
Beck s Frozen Custard, Washington Air
port._2®_
HAIRDRESSER, experienced shampoo girl
and manicurist, to work 60-60. Call De
catur 0264-J._
HOSTESS for exclusive restaurant, between
25 and 35 years of age. Write, stating
age. experience, refs. Box 33H-S. Star._
LABORATORY- TECHNICIAN, well trained,
in physician's office; state qualifications
and experience. Apply Box 141-8. Star.
SALESWOMAN, experienced, with car. for
an established real estate office, to fill va
cancy. A. J. Levtngton 8c Son, 14th and
Uhle sts.. Arlington. JVa._ 28*
SOCIAL SECRETARY; part-time work;
must be stenographer: give *ge. educa
tional advantages and references. Box
324-T. Star.___
STENOGRAPHER with some bookkeeping
experience; stage age. experience, refer
ences. also salary. Box 1H-S Star.__
i STENOGRAPHER in office of legal pub
lications; must have had several years
1 experience and be able to handle routine
correspondence, fair salary with excellent,
chance for promotion. Write fully gs to
all experience, age, education, etc. Box
234-J, Star.
• 4
rOO LAT£ TO CLASSIFY
"I GOT THESE STEERING WHEELS THROUGH AN AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY IN THE EVENING STAR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR OUR
MECHANICS TO WiPE THEIR GREASY HANDS ON.”
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued )
WAITRESSES — Scandinavian birth or
)arkaround essential. Apply THE SMOR
GASBORD 1H.T2 K st. n.w.
WAITRESSES <4' Italian preferred, also
lirl for entertaining must have good
voice. Lido Restaurant, J••«»X 1*th st. n w.
•
YOUNG LADY for typing about IS vrs.
Did state salary and education. Box
Star.__
CORONE!
Has openings for .3 women In sales depart
ment no selling experience reqirired lib
eral commission and bonus. 715 !»th st.
11. w._ _
IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR
AN EDUCATED WOMAN
A Re, *77-45. with above aveiaRe intelli
gence. permanent position leading to ex
ecutive work in educational service dept : ;
to qualify must be able to meet public |
easily, assume responsibility and unincum
bered. to applicant selected position should
pay over yf non per year; hours, 0-4; per
sonal Interview necessary. Write aer. edu
cation. experience and phone number. Box
:7»*n-T. Star.
CENSUS TAKER.
Young woman of neat appearance to
secure house-to-house census for NA
TIONAL FOUNDATION. Absolutely no
sellinR Pleasant work with liberal re
muneration on commission basis, phone
District 4101.
. HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK and general housework, white, will
ing. reliable Jive in unstairs room,
small family: refs, required: do not
answer unless able to fulfill requirements.
Box 331-3. Star
COOK help with child: General housp
work no iatindry Phone Emerson *2.30.3.
COOK colored for g.h.w dependable;
small family; references. 710*2 C st. n.e..
Apt
COUNTRY GIRL, white as cook and gen
eral houseworkei: live in. small family;
ipfv Call North 1*771
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER cook experi
enced sleep in; no laundry. 57 15 Colo
rado hvp n w.
GIRL, white, exp for v h w family of
three adults; live in. $7 weekly. Wiscon
sin 4*7*24.
GIRL, colored for General housework
good wages; city references. Apply 3544
Tsl :• Hi *
GIRL colored, neat, for general house
work stay nights. 300* Macomb st. n.w.
Emerson *1*27. References required.
GIRL colored, excellent cook general
housework, stay in; references. Shep
herd IfitUi. _ _________ _7o*__
GIRL, colored g.h.w. mothers helper,
neat. 7."»-:t.v. city refs.; stay nights.
mo. Randolph oKJ»7.
WANTED — Middle - aged, experienced
woman for general housework and cook;
permanent employment room and board
furnished good references required Call
or write Mrs. J. E. Noonan, Fort Beivoir.
Virginia.
WOMAN, colored lor genera! housework,
cooking and laundry; only one with expe
rience and good city reference need ap
ply. Salary, $40 month. Box :us-T,
WOMAN for general homework: stay
nights, reference."'. !* 7 th s; n.w.
WOMAN, colored, for cooking and g.h w
suburban. in lamily. musi have refer*
fines and stay nights. Shepherd IJ
WOMAN nnddle-aged or elderly, capable.
a""S housekeeper in widower s home: no
children, salary, room and board: preier
German-American or Scandinavian. Col.
5MM-W e\entngs or Sunday after Jl a m.
_SITU ATI ONSMEN.__
ACCOUNTANT expert; books started, bal
anced audited kept part time: tax prob
lems: most, reasonab!e:_refs. Adams !»7:»G.
ACCOUNTANT. bright, auditing, bookkeep
ing: teas Line. 7t»N.‘> for estimates,
COLORED MAN wants work of any kind:
willim* worker. North S3 7ft, ask for
M ;! phy *
FARMER ami dairy man wishes to make
change; middle-aged small family, refer
ences. Box 773-M Star.
MAN. colored, wants job as second cook or
any kind work. North .V.Tti-J. Ask for
c toodail.
MAN, colored, wants work ol most any
kind. Dec. :t47s-J. _ 7.7*
PHARMIST. over in years experience in
n.w Washington, in prescription pharmacy;
best references. Box lMft-M. Star._
PRINTER-PROOFREADER wants part
time work.__ Phone Columbia MSN.
STUDENT desires part-time work for
room and board. Box 7<>7-T. Star. 7P*
SITUATIONS MEN b WOMEN._
MAN AND wife! colored, want job as
Janitor with small wanes where man can
work out. or (rood wases and stay there.
Phone North 41 OK. 25*
SITUATIONS WOMEN._
NURSE, infant: capable taking full charge;
excellent references; moderate salary.
Phone Sterling 1*743. _ _7b*
STENOGRAPHER. 10 years civil service,
technical dictation, good statistical typist,
middle-aged, will accept small salary.
Adams NO 1 7 or write Box 731 -T. Star. *.0*
rtvnne.Raphrr AND TYPIST (white).
competent; references; small salary. Mrs.
Crow. National UiHItl. _ 2*l*
STENOGRAPHER. H yrs.' legal experience,
temporary or permanent; local references.
Phone District 3*73, Ext. .‘nus-A. 80
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC._
COLORED WOMAN wants work. 2 days
week. Call Lincoln 75411 between 4-, pm.
COLORED WOMAN wants general house
work: no Sunday; good references. 1.33
BUI st. n.w.___
COOK, colored, desires work, private fam
ily; no Sunday; city reference. North 2581.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, cooking, maid
service. 2540 14th n.w. Phone Col.
10407. Elizabeth Carson. _
GIRL! colored, wishes job as waitress
or chambermaid; with ref. Call Po
tomac 5108._____* _
GIRL colored, with refs., wants work as
chambermaid laundress; day or week.
Box 313-T Star____SB* _
GIRL, colored reliable, wants work for
Tuesdays, regular; ref. Phone Atlantic
0778-J._.___*
GIRL, colored, from South, wants g.h.w.
of any kind. Good reference._Met. 0802.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w.; stay nights;
city references._2301. M st. n.w._
GIRL, colored, g.h.w.; lull time: experi
enced: good references._234 W st. n.w.
GIRL, coldred. wishes cleaning or care of
child after school; honest and neat. Call
Lincoln 8082-J.______
GIRL, colored, with city reference, wants
day's w ork. 2013 8th at. »■»._
GIRL, colored, wants work, part time; good
houseworker. Phone North 4198.
GIRL, colored, wants work as waitress.
Potomac 3008.______
GIRL. neat, colored, as general house
worker. cook, nurse; stay nights; refer
ences. 1124_5th st. n.w.__
HOUSEKEEPER- - White, middle-aged lady
wishes to share home with lady or couple
In exchange for room, board and small
salary. Cull West (1551-J. _ 2H*
HOUSEKEEPER companionable, for moth
erless home, elderly or employed couple;
refined: no laundry; Protestant; $7 week.
Box 342-T. Star.___2H*_
WHITE GIRL, experienced, desires work in
private family as cook, chambermaid, wait
ress: clty_reference. Met. niioH. . *
WOMAN, white, middle-aged as l.h.k. or
care children or invalid; live In. Wisconsin
3S10. ____
WOMAN. cnlorPd. wants day's work or part
time. 1205 T st. Decatur 4435-W.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
LEAVING FOR PORTLAND OREG .
about Oct. 3. 1036 Terraplane; want 3
passengers: reas. 13 7th st. s.e.
CAMERA REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER * 4 ALBERT. INC..
816 IOth St. N.W. Phona National 4718,
¥
_PERSONAL.__
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room (501.
Wes tor y Bldg.. 14th and F_ Met. 18.TT_
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or * artery DR. SOMMERWERCK.
J .'{»i.-#_CoIumbia id._Adams o:iks.
i; .'l KENYON ST. NW PVT. FAMILY.
'I adult*, studio rm . v.’h. adj. sun room,
optianal. $]0; gentleman. Col.. ;ii:pj or
Col.
KIND EXPERIENCED MOTHER WILL
care for one 01 two children under ♦»
years; reasonable: private home, knows
small children. Wise. .VM.VM.
NURSE WILL CARE FOR CONVALES
cents and elderly persons in her home.
Special attention to diets. Clew
FALL REOPENING OF THE ‘FIBRE
Flower Studio' ; complete linp materials for
flower making._1 :t_l 7 F_st. n w Rio. so:.
CHEVY CHASE. D C CLOSE TO
schools and Bureau of Standards: newly re
modeled and reconditioned detached cor
ner home; top floor, two double rooms and
complete bath; second floor, three double
communicating or private rooms bath and
opening onto porch, and one single room
and hath opening onto porch I am
anxious to share my home, furnished or
unfurnished, with or w.thout meals. Cleve
land 057 1.
FRENCH AND REAL FRENCH ONLY*
taught by experienced, native teacher rea
sonable. Col. T*!oo, Apt. :;o\\ Please
leave phone number
GENTLEMAN WANTS TO PUT* HIS rt
year-old son in a refined home m n w sec
tion of the city, near school If possible
he wants to room and board himself. Box
\*n:-T. Star *
WO.MAW' WISHES TO CONTACT ~CON
cenial woman to join her in trip South for
Y inter; expenses to be shared. Box :*4d-T.
Star.
HILLTOP HOME. NEARBY VA : GRAD~
nurse; convalescent, elderly or rest cases
cared for; beautiful, large rooms; quiet;
good food. Walnut 101«». _
ELM LANE SCHOOL
Problem Boys. »i-!4 Years.
Limited to f» Boys.
Trained Staff
_Annapolis. Phone 1801-F-4.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ROOFS.
Asphalt. tin slaa. built-up roofs Guar
antppd vpars. Roofs roDairpri and
pHinipn. r'ir«* wnue waterproofed a«
oestos s:rie wall. Celo'ex rock Tyool We
• re applicators for R rd A Sons roofing m
bestos and Bric-Sidewall. Three-year pay
men* clan
THE AMERICAN RE-ROOFING CO
nm:i i uh st n.w. coi. 4551.
HOUSES
BUILT.
REMODELED,
RENOVATED.
RECREATION ROOMS.
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
THE GORE CO.,
BUILDERS.
5run GA. AVE. N.W. RANDOLPH 1 “M7.
_REPAIRS €r SERVICE. _
BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and
pillow:, reno.; best prices and prompt del.
m • re Ci• l *; • w- Na R(
CARPENTER, white, independent porches
screened, repaired or inclosed, attics and
basements finished: fences, all type>: book
shelves. cabinets, closets, modern built-in
furniture; gen. repairs. Douglas. Atl. 2201.
ELECTRIC WIRING, r8‘$lu£
pairs: (>-r. house fixtures & base plugs. 500
Re cal glee. Co,. MO Upshur n.w Col fl::0 1
ITT Sanding finishing. Reason
r uuuno abIe L T Folk 5 ;57
Sherrler ol n.w Claveiand 0528
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finishing:
prices reasonable: work guaranteed. C. C
Deaton. IMi.l Longfellow at. n.w. Georgia
84 ____________
PAINTING, papering and plastering. 1
do my own work. Work guaranteed Cal
alter 5 o'clock. N Raine. Col 0505-W. 1*
PAPERING.
PAINTING.
REPAIRS.
“BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS '*
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO.
250.1 Georgia A\e. N.W.
Adams 1207. Eves. Atlantic 2040.
PAPERING -5 ROOMS. 2-STORY HALL
S55 ard up. Quick service. Call aro
time. Not cheap wcrk._Randolph .2445._2«^
PAPERING, painting: responsible work
man. prices reas work guaranteed: be.v
references:_extimates._ Greenwood 1 052-J
PAPERING. PAINTING work guaranteed
rock-bottom nrices: father and son. Co
lumbia _H7 5ns Kenyon st. n.w. 25*
PAPER HANGING this week only. $G.5<
prr roorr: washable, sunfast paper 0!
1027 :_work rub rant eed ._ Adams 1501.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
Jobbing and Remodeling a Specialty.
_HARRY E WILLIAMS. NORTH H74S.
ROOFING
SIDING
INSULATION
Terms If Dpsired.
ENTERPRISE ROOFING COMPANY.
2125 R. I. Ave. N.E. Potomac 0700.
DllClkJCCC ABDABTI IMITirt
ANTIQUE STORE and furniture repait
shop with apt.: cheap rent. 2433 18th
st. n.w._Adams 0701.
MUST SACRIFICE small grocery and con
fectionery. residential neighborhood: n<
competition; excellent living quarters tea
son able. North 9739. 27*
CORNER. 100x240. RUNNING THROUG1
from street to street, located on W Vernoi
Blvd. in Alex.. Va.; splendid location; vie*
of river and hills of Md. and Va. Los
than AOC per ft. See Mr. Hftrtung..GRAHAN
A OGDEN. INC., Realtors. 8i>3 King st.
Alexandi Im. Va /Uexandi la 1300
FOR SALE—Lone established auto rrpai
business on wide alley in downtown section
near Thomas Circle. $300 including tool
and equipment: rent, $00. Apply ren
1224 13th ll n w
GAS AND OIL FILLING STATION FOF
LEASE. ALSO PARKING LOTS. BEH
REND. J[ 317 F I *
LUNCH ROOM with class C liquor li
cense for sale. Box 305-T, Star. 37*
LIQUOR LICENSE, class C. for sale. Bo:
394 I Star 3;*
GROCERY and meat market for sale; rea
sonable. For information call Lincoli
10305. 20*
ROOMING HOUSE for sale. 13 rooms filled
sacrifice. Call Met. 4t;.*>4.
FOR RENT—Coat room and cigarette con
cession in a leading night club. For infor
mat ion. call National 0233.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMING HOUSE -La rg
income will rent and sacrifice furnishings
13H5 Euclid st. Long lease; $100 month.
HOME WITH INCOME, facing Cong. Li
brary; 5-rm. apt., well furn.; sell fur
niture very reasonable; rent. $55. in
eluding heat, hot water. Frigidaire: :
rms. pay rent._Lincoln_7973._ •
GAS STATION—On U. S. No. 1 highway
in D. C.: ti pumps; 10,000 gals, per mo
Call North 9433._
BEAUTY SHOP on Conn. ave. for sale a
sacrifice; modern, up to date, doing nic<
business; excellent reasons for selling
Owner. Box 105-T, Star._'.“I*
BEST TRIANGULAR LOT ON NO. 1 HIGH
way, suitable for store, gas station, touris
and trailer camp or barbecue stand; ]'
miles from Wash., in Va ; 800 ft. on high
way for only $2,000./ BOX 180-T. Star office
FRUIT, grocery and delicatessen; will pa:
for itself before May first: thirty-five hun
dred dollars needed quick. Box 333-T. Star
_
D~G. S.. corner, with 8 rms.: northwes
section: mixed trade: $700 weekly, mostl:
cash: long lease; rent. $100; $4,000. plu
stock. _ Adams 231 8._ 2H•
BASEMENT for beauty parlor or o'be
business, with 3 rms. and bath; nea
Senate Office. Metropolitan 7518. 26*
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued.)
QUICK~ACfiON will secure store In Ideal
location for delicatessen or grocery; mod
erate rent, sell futures at sacrifice, dis
solving partnership. 3503 Conn. ave.
Emerson H4S4. 26*
MILLINERY AND DRES8 SHOP for tale
excellent uptown location; low rental;
terms. Box 301-T star
BEER TAVERN and license, fully equipped,
good location: excellent business, selling
through Illness. Greenwood l 737-R. 30*
9300.000.00 ORGANIZATION wants''young
man or middie-aged man v.ith 91.5(H)
capital who wants to go into an honorubip.
very profitable cash business; exceptional
opportunity; no canvassing or sales. Box
-1. BtHI
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
Books BOUGHT, all kinds, any quantity.
Bring them or phone G. David Pearlman.
1407 G st. n.w._Met. 54 1 5._
BOOKS—Highest prices paid for good
books and old Natl. Geographies. Bargain
Book Shop 80S Oth n.w Dist. 5007. 30*
FURNITURE, rugs, stoves, household goods,
etc.; positively highest cash prices. For
best results call any time. District 4304.
FURNITURE AND PIANO-" Best cash prices
for all kinds household goods also Electro
lux. Call after H p.m.. Met. 37k»j. :Jti*
HOUSEWIVES We are paying 35 cwt.
for newspapers delivered: equivalent high
prices for all other junk. Federal Junk
Co. 1135 1st st. n.w. District 0501.
LARGE BABY CRIB, reasonable. Call
North 8533-J before 3:30 p.m. or after
6 P Ml.
PIANO, grand Steinway. used, in good
condition. In reply please state terms.
Box 00-M. Star.
i-TON CHAIN HOIST, pair of 30-inch
steel wheels. Robert's Paving Company.
Falls Church #Mio.
GOLD- BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SIL
VER PLATINUM TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWEIRY WE PAY CASH A KAHN.
INC.^45 YEARS AT 035 F_
OLD GOLD, silver piatlnum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNSTINES 031 G ST N.W.
Since lhflfl.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Sllvpr watches diamonds and old dis
carded Jewelry Full cash value paid*.
_8ELTNGER’S._R18 F St. N.W _
Household Furnishings.
Highest prices paid. Call National 0707.
3»i*
I Buy Furniture. Atl. 8050.
1 PIECE OR 1.000. DAY AND NIGHT.
CASH—PROMPT REMOVAL
• 1
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ANTIQUE FRENCH CABINET, afl inlaid:
French marqueirie bed rin. furniture, day
bed maple ends. No dealers. Sacrifice.
50(H) Oth st. n w.
ANTIQUE pine Victorian furniture, glass. |
pictures, family pieces. No dealers 53oi !
Wisconsin ave. _ 3d* |
AUTOMATIC BURNER for to !* room
house also gas ironing machine. Phone ;
West 304 7. 31 1 1 G st. n.w.
BABY CARRIAGE Heywood Wakefield
stroller M5 Storkline play pen, 93; J. B.
scales. 9l.5o Nor’h 3753-J.
BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT for eight
booths complete excellent condition, a
sacrifice. Box 335-M Star
BED ROOM davenport suite, breakfast set. 1
.studio couch rugs, kitchen cabinet, re- I
frigerator wardrobe. Edelman. 33.03 I
BED ROOM SET complete other miseel- i
ianeous household furniture velvet and
grass rugs, curtains, draperies .sacrifice,
quick sale 30*27 Ordway st. n.w.
BLOWERS >7.fin to >17.50; thermostat. $rt.
installed small charge; repaired, rewound;
| exhaust fans. Carty. lf>Q8 14th._
BLUE PRINTS, two sets, for Cape Cod
cottage apartment-size china closet.
>!o black velvet evening coat, size IX.
Phone District 3104 after 0:30. .0*
BOILER 7-A Capitol hot-water boiler.
7 50 ft. capacity. Bethlehem-Doe oil burn
I er. 3n-ga.. automatic gas storage tank
’ heater. Outfit 1 yr. old. Installing larger,
i complete oil-burning unit. 1000 Randolph
| st. n.e. Phone Potomac 4153._
BOOKCASE* 3-door mahogany, ooxlxxl*!,
>35 Humphrey Radiant Fire" gas heat
er. >7 <cost >35. ; dresser. $7.5o; felt
mattress ooxllxo. >:: 5o. small tools:
o ther items, final clearance. Walnut
1M05-J
BUSINESS CARDS printed for only >1.14
per thousand. Write for free samples.
Ball Enterprises. *24 \ S;h st. n.e.
CADET OFFICER'S UNIFORM, size 4"? 1
cap Sam Brown belt: >14. Cleveland
4 17 1 evenings and Saturday and Sunday.__
CANDY VENDING MACHINES H» Magna,
new, phone Geo. *2171. Mr. Potter. *.'♦>•
CASH REGISTER, show cases, counters,
coffee urns, steam table, stools, scales and
store fixtures of every description. Edgar
Baum Inc.. 307 Oth st. n w._
CASH REGISTER, small, chromium plated
*ood condition >:5. Granville Beauty
Shop. 34 18 14th st. n w._
COAL BLOWER and control. Westing house,
for buckwheat: like new. Cali after 0 p.m.,
Cleveland 3J»n>.
COLUMBIA TECH INSTITUTE COMMER
CIAL ART OUTFIT Georgia 0S34
CONCERT XYLOPHONE Honduras rose
wood; exquisite tone, cheap. Call Sun. or
Mon Adams xTlo Holah.
DESK. Universal rely . >15: sew. math.,
elec, portable Oriental rug. Electrolux,
maple bed 1733 N nw ‘20*
DINING ROOM SUITE oak: library table'
mahogany; both excellent condition: reas
onable for quick sale. Potomac I7ttx-w.
DINING ROOM SUITE 0-piece: paid **2 70.
wnl sell for *Tti *2*21! Perj;y st. n.e.
DINING ROOM and bed room furniture;
also dishes. Phone after M p.m, Saturday,
Georgia 5 7 4b._
DINING ROOM SUITE; walnut, new Call
Columbia no44-J. *20•
DINING ROOM SET. mahogany: godti con
dition. Leaving town will -ell reasonably.
No dealers. 1X58 Mint wood pi. n.w. Ad
ams 4 1 ;»4
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut. D'-pc
•*5: cost >4o«». N* w Maytag washing
machine. >55 cos’ >57.5«* Mahogany
davenport table. >20; cos* >14«*. Spinet
desk. >5. Console and mirror: >10. Mis
cellaneous books, etc. 1303 Quincy st. n.w.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. 4 cu. ft.:
good condition: must seli immediately;
rear.: cash. West 14oO-W._ *20*
ELECRIC REFRIGERATOR, Crosley Shel
v.dor; cost >140. sell lor >»>5 cash o mo.
old. Columbia 81*23. 1713 Lanier pi.
n w . Apt. *2*2._
EXERCISER, Battle Creek, electric. Very
reasonable. Adams 3*2ox.
FLORISTS REFRIGERATOR <ice>, splen
did condition. >7 5 cash. Met. 51 8<». •
1 FRIGIDAIRE. genuine, late model, slight
ly used; 0 cubic ft.: guaranteed, very low
price. Apply 508 H st. n.e.
FURNITURE—3-piece living room suite
chan, ottoman, secretary, davenport table;
♦'•-piece walnut bed room suite, wicker sun
room suite, rug. picture-; other pieces. Rea
sonable Cleveland 1434.
FURNITURE, studio room, all modernistic;
price. $50. Apt. 7«)*2, 1314 Mass. ave. n.w.,
Sunday and evenings.
FURNITURE—Business couple, no chil
dren: transferred from City; furniture 10
months old; original condition Chip
pendale sofa and matching chair, green
upholstery, sapless construction original
cost >180. will sell for $80; maple
bed room set. complete with double bed.
>*5; Chippendale open bookcases, mahog
any. pair. >5i»; misc. kitchen articles:
also Franciscan breakfast set. green;
terms, cash. 54*25 Connecticut ave..
Apt 508. Cleveland 0070. ‘20*
FURNITURE — Living rm.. dining rm.;
rues, table, crib, twin beds; excellent con
dition._No dealers. Emerson_77*20._
FURNITURE—7-piece maple bed room
suite, mahogany desk, chair, occasional
chair. Call between 5 and 8 p.m. Sat .
lo am. and 4 p.m Sunday. Phone
National 8081. Apt. X10. *20*
fUKiNii uke complete ior living room
and bod room: radio. 7-cu.-ft. Frigid
aire 3133 l!Mh st. n.w. Adams 0!»on. *
FURNITURE, consisting of 5 rooms: excel
lent condition: must dispose of immediate
ly: moving away. Apply m»4 Independence
ave. s w.
FURNITURE — Mahogany dresser. 42*
with large mirror: excellent condition: $15.
Georgia T135. 5303 Seventh st. n.w. •
FURNITURE—Can you pay cash? Then
you don't have to buy used furn.: 4 floors
fine, new furn. at savings up to 4 0'.- tor
cash: come in. see what your cash dollar
will do. Washington’s only cash furn.
store. Household Furn Co.. S2!» 7 th n.w.
Open_every Sat. and Moil._until_8:3(>.
GAS HEATER. Janitrol: used one season:
i purchased from Washington Gas Light Co.;
cost SI!»P sell *75. Pot._1707.
G. F REFRIGERATOR. Hamilton piano
oierstuffed davenport: reasonably priced
. for cush only. No dealers. Wise 3P5P-W,
; GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK, almost new;
; beautiful chimes; cost $400; sacrifice for
• cash. Randolph 4118.
HEATING BOILER. National Radiator Co
make. 5oo-ft. capacity: good condition:
$20. 730 Marietta pi. n.w. Georgia 4175
HOT-WATER BOILER for H-room house;
iRdiation. 400 ft.: Hart-Crouse; reason
able. Call Columbia 0415-W.
HOT-WATER BOILER, radiators and used
pipe. Call Clarendon 1021.
HOT-WATER BOILER. National, reason
I able. Mr. J. M. King. 28 R. I. ave. n.w.
1 North 1X32-.J. _ _
HOI-WATER BOILER 'Kohler*, suitable
0-room house: Apex Ever-Hot gas heater,
30 gal.: 1 year old. Call after 5:30 p m.,
Lincoln 0847.
HUDSON SKAI CCA I', sr/e 4<* full length:
fine condition; $50. Phone Wisconsin
4087._ _‘-7*__
LADIES' FALL DRESSES, perfect condi
tion: black, brown, blue; size 42; cheap.
1X20 G st. n.w.
LB MAR TRUMPET (new), beau I il. deal
tone; big sacrifice, case included; owner
leaving city. Atlantic 1012.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, beautiful, over
stuffed. 2 pieces. $45: kitchen cabinet,
$2 50; old-fashioned square dining table,
$2.50. 4010 4th st. n.w._
MEDICAL BOOKS, cheap first-year Cun
ninghant s Anatomy and Spaltholtz Anat
omy._Cleveland 3810._•
MILL EQUIPMENT -Oo-h. p„ 3-cylinder
Fairbanks-Morse Diesel engine, as good
as new: rolling mills, cornmeal burr,
buckwheat flour mill, .belts, pulleys, line
shafts, clutches, elevators, wheat fan.
corn crusher, etc. Inspection by ap
pointment. Fqr further information ad
dress George P. Fraley. Dr: wood Md i *
MILLINERY HEADS AND STANDS- :*"c
each; millinery tables, $5 to $10. 1108
F^st. n.w._
OFFICE FURNITURE new, used desks
chair*, filing cabinets Washington Salvage
Co. new location. 8oo E n.w jgatl
PIANO. UPRIGHT BA YEP. gnorfronrlt! ton
$m.on down. $5.oo per month for 8
month*. Call Cleveland 5134.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued >
■IANO fine puoi'rt, r*prnourina m»7iT.
Vth h^hcn. roll* and cabinet, tnod cnndi
Inn, Columbia 0200.
jyiNo R°pM SUITE beautiful 2-pleeeT
[Teratuffed. Ilk* new. coat *125. aarrlftm
m Also .{-pc. bed-davenport suite, ex- i
ellent condition. $7o. 1428 K st. n.w.
RADIOS brand-new 1938 model*.' R cX^
Victor. Phllco and O. K.. as low as ten
_cats & day; buy here and save money.
Iona? 88~^enter' 614 10th 4t' n w
4Ai>io. • Mantola." In exce 1 lenfcond f ttofi:
<acnflce. $15. Phone Emerson 3242 _
REFRIGERATORS, rebuilt and guaranteed.
*“1 *.i»o: al*;o new floor samples at a great
Sflving; terms as low as 15 cents a day.
Electrical Center. 514 10th st. n.w. Na
tional 8872.
R EFR io ERATOR* * O. E." 4 cubic- fE7
slightly used: real bargain, term*. 3313
Rhode Island ave n.e.. Greenwood 0975.
REFRIGERATORS—Elec., $39.50 ’ $55:
guaranteed a.c.-d.c. motors: ventilating
exhaust and ceilingj[ans. Cartel «08 14th.
REFRIGERATORS, electric; easy term*
New and used as low as *25. P. O. Smith*
4 13 H st. n.e. Lincoln 6050.
RUGS. Oriental, antique and seml-ftn- I
tique: room and scatter sizes. Rare Rut
Shop. 1204 18th st. n.w.
RUGS, genuine “Gold Seal ” discontinued
patterns. $4.98. Apply 508 H st. n.e.
RUGS. Bigelow Oriental: one 9x12. one
3x5: matching; excellent condition. $40
for 2. North 8759-W.
RUGS. FUR COATS at real' bargains—
<9x1 2». 25; iHxlli. $20; <7x1 in. $15.
Scatters and hall runners bargain prices.
Fur coats as low as $19.95. A liberal
allowance on your old rug New York
Sample Fur A Rug Co., 1772 Columbia
rd. n.w. Oppn to 9 p m 26*
SEWING MACHINE Singer, practically
new; regular price. *148; will .sacrifice for
$05. 037 H st. n.e.
SODA FOUNTAIN. 15-foot. A -I condition;
for sale cheap. Apply Mr. Gay. Lafayettt
Hotel._
STEAM BOILER. No. *.12 Hart A* Crousf
Royal, down draft, suitable for large apt.
house. Box 423-R. Star.
STONES MERCANTILE REPORTS xfxty.
unused; regular price $1.25; will xell for
8t»c ea. or less for entire lo*. Box 20R-T#
Star. _
SUIT, lady's, navy blue tailored, size 36,
new. District. 5438 after 7 pm._26*
TENT. wall, heavy khaki canvas, unused.
Box 243-T. Star. _ _26*
TRAILERS FOR SALE OR RENT—Rent,!
by week, month or longer; prices reason
able. Excellent values in used trailers,
also complete display of new trailers Buy
today, travel tomorrow. American Trailer
Co. Inc. 1511 Wis ave. Cleveland 3232.
TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES
—Removal sale; large stock must be aold:
prices slashed. Capitol Typewriter Co.
822 13th st. n.w.
TYPEWRITERS—Save 4<»G on machine*
of quality direct from factory Rental*.
*3 month Expert repairing. Natl. 8129.
Central Typewriter Co.. 923 G st. n w
TYPEWRITERS—American Typewriter Co.,
established 25 years, sales, rents and
repairs. Open evenings. 1431 E. Capitol
st.. Lincoln 0082.__
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Geo.
1 V V ’ - * lit IPlI, n „ IT.- «•>
mo: 4 mov. in adv.. $0: no del.; $1 deposit.
VACUUM CLEANER. Apex hand cleaner
included late model, guaranteed, very low
price^ Apply 508 H st. n.e._
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt, one-year
guarantee: Hoover Eureka. Royal. Airway
Electrolux, etc.- $5.95 and up. Also new
G. E. We Mnghou.se. Royal Apex at great
savings: !o days' free trial: terms as low
as 1 o cents a day Electrical Center, 614
loth s‘._n w_Nat ional_8J*77._
VACUUM CLEANERS *4.75 up Eureka*.
Hoovers. Electrolux and many others, fac
tory rebuilt, like new 1-vear guar W>
deliver and demonstrate REST BRANDS
CO. 805 11th st. n.w. National 7773
VIOLET RAY MACHINE A-l condition,
elec. refrigerator. bed rm. suit® and be«u
uful chaise longue; rcas. Phon® Shepherd
3090. _ \
WALL PAPER! room lots. 81 per room for
rooms 12x1 7./ Mahoney Wall Paper Co..
374 Penn. av<*. s.e.
WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE. 10-oe7
84o 7 beds, springs and mattresses *8;
dresser. *7. 1730 30th st. n.w CIV* ___
WASHING MACHINES A B C. Apex. Thor.
Maytag: rebuilt and guaranteed also floor
samples and factory seconds at a great
saving terms as low as 10 cents a day.
Electrical Center 514 10th at. n.w. Na
tional SS77.__
WESTING HOUSE WATER COOLERS, with
individual cups, brand-new Apply 304*2
14th st. nw and 57* 12th at. n.w
LEAVING CITY must dispose of grand
father s clock «Wes?minster chime* ma
hogany bed room suite (twin bed** over
stuffed living room set. rugs picture.*, ma
hoaanv secre’arv. Philco radio. Call after
12 noon. 1030 R st. n.w.. Apt. 849. Pot,
1909._ _ _ r
RUGS.
New Fall stock, all sixes: Imported.
Oriental. Persian and Chinese designs,
low prices; room sizes from *P.P5.
CAPITOL RUG CO .
2871 14th ST.. 'AT HARVARD),
Open Evenings and_Sundays.
ARLINGTON COAL CO.
2,740 po nas to the ton.
Bapvert and stored free
SPECIAL PRICES.
Virginia hard nut **50
! Virginia hard stove _ $8 76
Blue Banner eeg _$7 50
; Pocahontas nut ___ $8 00
Pocahontas stove _*P oo
Pocahontas egg _ _ *P 50
Pennsylvania nut __ $1100
Oak wood, seasoned $P.O0
_JACKSON 1 8RO. __
TWINPHONE
INTERCOMMUNICATING
SYSTEM.
$29.95.
Simple direct, inexpensive method of
inter-room conversation. Permits instant
natural conversations between rooms, no
i matter how w.dely separated. Price ln
I eludes ordinary installation Phone for
demonstration F O. Linkens. P24 5th ft.
n.w. National 8TP7. _—
V
Durlnr our filth Sepiemher §*'• we
have made great reduction* tn price*
on slightly n*ed and reconditioned
grands and uprights. Grands from
SI.VI up and upright* as loir as 140. all
instruments In perfect condition. One
used apartment npright. #138.50. one
Gulhranson grand. §155. Pianos for
rent in .Vs to 6 octave sires. Hugo
Worch. 1110 G N.W.. home of the
celebrated Hardman Tianos. Don't fail
to examine the Minnepiano. the most
popular small upright.
HUGO WORCH
mo G SI. N.w.
BOATS
20-FT. FAST SAILBOAT. $100 Langan’i
Boat Shop 1 Shipwright »t . Annapolis. Md
1 S-FT. SLOOP, roomy seaworthy, built
1 !»;!♦». Sisn with sails. For inspection, fall
Alexandria 1615 _
45-FT. BOAT for charter. $25.00 per
day lor races. Call Alexandria 1129-W.
_25*_
For: s a LB cabin cruiser 2 8-h n
Redwinu marine engine toilet and other
accessories: no reasonable offer refused.
Line. IK77-J alter »• p m. _25*
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK._
12 FRESH COWS AND SPRINGERS for
sale. J. Preston Rogers, McLean, Va.
Falls Church sol -F-4._
BAY GELDING. 3 years old, sound; bar
gain for quick sale. Georgia 3206._
6 LARGE WORK HORSES. 2 maros in
foal. 3 mules, cheap. Rear of 2230 Pa. %
s.e. End of Pa Bridge s.e _ 2ft*
PONIES (3». J Shetland. 2 Welsh; one
all white one white with black head one
black with white fret, all prizewinners;
$7 5. $100. All for $200. Shepherd S26ft.
RIDING HORSE thoroughbred. « years old.
small. $125. Hillandale or call Adams
0022. *26*
DOGS PETS, ETC.
COCKER SPANIELS registered litter, black.
2 months old Wisconsin 3100._
BOSTON TERRIERS for sale, on account
of sickness am compelled to dispose of all
puppies and grown stock. Sacrifice for
immediate sale. Greenwood 1003-M
SCOTTY PUPPIES, black; registered A. K.
C : championship stock. 4614 N. 22nd at*
Arlington. Va Walnut 121 7-J. _
FOR SALE German shepherd puppies.
Write for particulars. Andrew Lindner,
Glenn Dale. Md_26*
PERSIAN KITTENS pedigreed. Call Wis
consin 5327. 7 a m. to 11 a m._
POLICE PUPPIES. 6 weeks old. reason^
able. 3712 South 16th st., Arlington. Vg,
26*
3 POINTERS, one setter, at Ager Road
Skeet Club, between Queens Chapel rd.
and Rliigs rd., on Ager rd. Phone Green
wood 234JL _26*
GREAT DANES.
Beautiful harlequin, blark and fawn
puppies; wonderful pets and watchdogs.
Mrs. R. D. Lindsey. Colesville. Md.. RVfc
miles north of Silver Spring signal light.
POULTRY & EGGS.
BABY CHICKS blood test'd. *11 breed,;
Wm. James & Son. 019 K st. n.w. Metro
politan 0088.
FARM AND GARDEN.
FARMING EQUIPMENT to be used with
tractor International plow, drill and har
row only used a lew months. In new condi
tion. at a bis discount. Morton J Luchs’
farm. Old Georgetown rd., between Bethes
ds and Rock Wile Md. _
BONE MEAL •-’..in for ion pounds MlC
ton Hopfenmaler Estate. 3.100 K st. •.*.
Phone West 1132.
i
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Vou Can’t Afford NOT to Renovize The Eberly Way
□Our Interest Is Deeper
Than Just the “Job"
The Eberly Plan has reduced
renovizing and modernizing to
things on exact science. There's
for nothing that can be needed
Immediate around your premises that isn't
attention included in our forty different
• services—every one of which
about* will be performed by a master
Insulating ®t his craft.
and' - But a part of our service is to
0l t advise with our clients—as to
Caulking WHAT is needed; and HOW it
up the can best be done. You will
□always enjoy the saving of the
Eberly Plan's organization.
A. Eberly’s Sons
1108 KN.W. olrllh Ui- 6557
One Standard—One Responsibility—One Modest Profit
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