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Evening star., 1928-12-09
A STRONG SIDELINE.

We are the largest Western manufacturers
of mems work gloves. specializing on IL
fast-selling numbers. all at $500 per. dozen.
Our line is quickly shown and quickly sold.
It is q real money-making sideline for men
who are now successfully selling on the
road. Convenient, handy sample kit. Write
now for exclusive territory. Craftsman
Glove Co., Peoria and Van Buren, sts., Chi
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Statesmen.

SALES NJ EN-.
WANTED 3 OR 4 MEN FOR
CITY WORK; SALARY AND
COMMISSION. APPLY MR..
SINCLAIR, 1916 FLORIDA
AVE. NV, BETWEEN 9 AND
II.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
MILLINERY SIDEIINE

MILLINERY SIDELINE.
We manufacture just "a last-minute, popu-
lar-priced styles We change these num-
bers continually Spring line ready Dec.
26. Entire line easily carried in one con-
Venient case 1870 commission on original
and repeat orders. 24-hour service. Live
wire can earn from 100 to $500.00 month
ly Interested only in men now success
fully selling on the road Marvel Millinery
CO. 900 w Van Buren,. Chicago.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

ADVERTISING SALESMEN-Two energetic
men, Masons preferred. real opportunity
You can make real money. Address BOX
Star office
Evening star., 1928-12-09

MIGHT WATCHMAN."
White.
A neat. middle aged man of the best char
kter; state age. Address Box 187-M, Star
Evening star., 1928-12-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS. chambermaids,
nurses, day and part-time workers, cooks.
bus boys. Kitchen helpers, porters Pot so. ;
STENOGRAPER,. female, legal exp. 20 to
27 yrs. old, single, perm; $2S wk.. with at
torney.
Stenographer, female, exp. college trained
% to % yrs. old. single; $22 wk.; perm;
with national organization.
for these positions. II you think you are
qualified and are willing to work for the
Saaasi fhere IS NO ehse aSs 0d
%aHSa SnsHi SSs s5s Plsfff S93iMEffr01Exzc ExzcHANoE
School for Secretaries.
214 Nat. Press Bldg. NJ 2480. l4th g. F NV.
PLACE for man and wife, man cook, woman
for housework 50 day. Help of all kinds
RUPHERS EXCHANGE-Good. honest. re-
liable cooks. maids, general day workers.
work wanted. 1887 ilth st. NV. Decatur
COLORED COOK. waitress; stay nights; S
years ref; also white cook (Englishl, well
recommended Christian Woman's Exchange.
N. 90l1.
90 TO Eureka Employment Exchange,
established 1897, for recommended help in
any capacity. Main 2808.
IF you WANT WORK of any kind come to
927 r. I. ave. NV. Free service Monday. !"
COOKS. two, good, from Virginia; also gem
eral house or part-time work, colored
girls. Cali Monday. pot. 4599.
STENOG., typiSt, bookkeeper. clerical help,
etc. Free registry. Main 1888. 1888 G st. NV.
Boyd Employment Service.
HELP-FEMALE.
CASHTER-Experienced with knowledge Of
bookkeeping; best of references required
Army 4 Navy Trading Co. 8O1 D NV.
COLORED-Salary. SIS and $40 per week
and commissions for taking orders; no de-
liveries; whole or part time work. Address
Box 184-M, Star office. IL"
COMPANION for elderly lady in exchange
for lovely home; no salary. Call Monday,
1910 Webster st.
FITTER-Competent: Address Box s7-M.
GIRI-Bright, young, ambitious girl. willing
to start at bottom with real future in view
interesting work; pleasant SURROUNDINGS
sential Address BOX 90-M, Star ONCE.
GIRLS for luncheonette, part time Apply
r. w. Woolworth CO., 1901 st. NV.
HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CANVASSER-Al or
part time; sells on sight; big money maker;
Christmas novelty. Columbia 7110-J.
LADIES, several, full or part-time work;
good remunerations. Apply Mr.. Mandell,
COL Insurance. II to ]. to 6.
LADY, young, for ONCE work; knowledge of
comptometer good opportunity pleasant
surroundings; state age, experience and tele-
phone No Address Box l38-M. star once. :"
MARCEL WAIVER, experienced; only one
with thorough experience need apply. 1857
Columbia I'd. Col. lDlb3.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES--Mus be expert
enced; good salary: permanent position. Ap-
ply to Miss Mueller CioGs. 1914 F st.
MILLINER. experience Apply 3006 I4th
st. n.w am. to . pm, =
Evening star., 1928-12-09

CLERK. for general Office work, salary, $50
to start; prefer man between alas; give
references and phone. Address Box l73-M'
Star Office
Evening star., 1928-12-09

FOR YOUR PERMANENT, MARCEL WAVE,
tinting, bleaching, cutting, try Rennen, 134l
Conn ave. N. 6953. Moderate. Perma-
nently curled sidepieces, 81 to $4 pair. IL
Evening star., 1928-12-09

BoY-With jewelry store experience. Apply
R11 7th st w
Evening star., 1928-12-09

Ielephone after pm. North 9492.
$4,000 WORKERS.
This is approximately the number now
employed in the radio industry, which has
reached the proportions of a huge structure.
The profession is greatly in need of thou
sands more trained men. Its possibilities
are just beginning to be realized, and its
best years are yet to come.
WEDNESDAY, IAN. ?,
our Winter term of radio classes will begin
We give thorough course in all branches
OF the work from radio operating on up
through shop and laboratory training to
Junior engineering. One may take the full
ten months course covering all the sub
jects, or the six months course in theory
shop and laboratory work.
GOOD PAY.
No vocation of today offers such good op-
portunities as radio for lucrative positions
right from the start. Our graduates have
been placed in positions paying $l40 to $500
month And the demand for well trained
men is rapidly increasing. Our tuition
terms Of payment within your reach. Glasses
three nights in the week during first three
months of course and FIVE nights a week
thereafter. Phone. write or call for cata-
logue and full particulars.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
4O5 9th ST. MAIN 1889. OK
Evening star., 1928-12-09
sITUATION-DOMESTIG.

LAUNDRESS, frst-cIass. wants washing to
take home: big. sunny yard: references. 1873
Wallach place NV.
LAUNDRESS wants day work. Call Adams
Evening star., 1928-12-09

COLORED-DRESSMAK AND REMOD-
cling, coats shortened or refined; at home
or by the day; high school graduate. l744
Evening star., 1928-12-09

EXCELLENT SCALP TREATMENTS, HOT
OIL facial violet ray, given in your home
Evening star., 1928-12-09

FREE MARCELs WEDNESDAY, 9 AM TO
$50 pm: beauty culture clinic work daily
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
CULTURE, INC, 1925 N. H. ave. North 104es.
CHILDREN CARED FOR WHILE MOTHER
Evening star., 1928-12-09

WOMAN wants work, any kind: reference.
competent; by day. week or month Sabbath
keeper. Call or phone Atlantic 29R4
Evening star., 1928-12-09
PERSONAL.

So A YEAR WILL GET SIi,5O0 ACCIDENT
INSURANCE and $50 weekly for disability. Also
80 andSlO health and accident. No examina-
Opshur st. Phone Adams 528l
Evening star., 1928-12-09

DRIVING TO CHICAGO SATURDAY or
sunday; want gentleman passenger who can
drive. Address Box l49-M Star Office
Evening star., 1928-12-09

YOUNG LADY DRIVING TO KENTUCKY
for 10 days Xmas desires companiori Ad-
dress Box l0l-M, Star once
Evening star., 1928-12-09

WOMAN, EMPLOYED. WANTS WE'LL KEPT,
cheap room. walking distance of l4th and
PARK rd; Give particulars. Address Box
Evening star., 1928-12-09

NURSE-White, competent. to care for 2
children stay nights; references. Apply
Clev 657l
OPERATOR wanted, experienced, for Cor
nelly embroidery machine. Address Box
3l-M, Star office. 10s
Evening star., 1928-12-09

SOCIAL SECRETARY WANTED ON PART
sita sime DaslS by single man of retiring dispo-
vitatlonS to functions, but to arrange So
ciai engagements. Resourcefulness and a
penSatlon Tor the right person. Kindly give
age age and tull PARTICULARS in reply. Address
Evening star., 1928-12-09

AMERICAN ACCENTS IMPROVED; ENG
llsn TO foreignerS; lessons by young lady
widely Travelled, who will act as theater and
supper:club hostess to visitors in Washing
ton. Address Box 6eM. Star ONCE
TAKOdA PARK. BIT GARLAND-FOR SOME
BUNGALOW 'ie~
Evening star., 1928-12-09

WOMAN. colored, reliable, good laundress
ence. Call West 247l-W
Evening star., 1928-12-09

DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING,
walls and floors cleaned, shellacked and
Waxed; painting and papering; odd Jobs
BY hour, day or estimate. Call Ben, Poto-
mac 1858.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL, THERA-
beutics, All chronic ailments. Ladies ex-
SIuSlVely. MoIeS. wenS, etc. removed by elec-
trolySls. 1917 F st. NV, Room 3O2 Phone
Lincoln 6032-J, Franklin 5627
Evening star., 1928-12-09

SI., PETERSBURG. FLA.-LADY, DRIVING;
StuDeoaker sedan, will take two; prefer zen
tlsman and wife. Address Box i69-M, Star
Evening star., 1928-12-09

TAILORESS, DRESSMAKER AND FURRIER
Goats refined and repaired; ali WORK rnar
anteed Mrs. COOKUS, 722 1lth st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

WANTED-Place as cook. maid. nurse, laund-
ress; day or part-time worker. Potomac 1912.
WIDOW. colored, with one child, ga years:
best reference; plain cooking. houSework
city or country. Cleveland 1906.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

LAUNDRESS, colored, wants days work for
Mondays reference. 1885 8th st. NV.
work and bundle wash. Pot. 5l64.
PART-TIME or daY work by colored woman.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

WANTED--PASSENGER TO MIAMI. FARE
S1S; heated sedan. Inquire 1000 St nv
Apt. l. References EXCHANGED
Evening star., 1928-12-09

TREAT YOUR FEET 10 CHRIsTMAs
GIT Git Don't let them make life miserable
Consult FOOT CORRECTION LABoREToSSryS. JVTIIl1SrS.
6l2 NV. Suite lO8 Fr 227a-W ~
Evening star., 1928-04-26
NAVY RADIO STATION
TO BROADCAST CONCERTS
NAA to Put Series of Five Cham
ber Music Programs on
Air

NAVY radio station NAA will broad
cast Ave concerts of chamber music from
the auditorium of the Library OF Con-
eress April 81. % and 20.
The music division of the library
sponsors the concerts under the pro-
visions of the Elizabeth Sprague Cool
idgc Foundation.
A group of musicians from the Phila-
oelphia Symphony Orchestra, under the
direction of Hans Kinder, will play the
accompaniment for the program OF bal
let dances at GAS pm April 81.
AT l1:15 am. April % the Arnold
Rose String Quartet Of Vienna will play
three numbers. II will be the first ap-
pearance In America of this celebrated
quartet Another noted group Of Euro
pean musicians. the Society OF Ancient
instruments of Paris will give con-
cert at 8:45 pm. April 28.
A trio composed of Alfredo Casella.
pianist; w. M. Kincaid, flutist, and
Hans Kinder. cellist. will play at 3:45
pm. April 90 At S:4S the orchestra
will give another concert, under the di-
rection of Mr. Kinder.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
CHILD HEALTH TALK
ON RADIO TONIGHT
U. S. Army Band and Other
Musical Programs
Also on Air.

Or Custis Lee Hall noted children'S
orthopedic surgeon. will give the second
of the series of radio talks on Child
Health day this evening, at 6 o'clock
from station WRHF. His subject is
Posture and It's Relation to Child
Health
Five ether prominent men will broad
cast in this series, which was inaugu-
rated last night by Or. William A, White,
Superintendent Of st, EliZabeths Hos
nital, who spoke from WNiAL. They are
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover, Secre-
tarv of Labor Davis, Frederic William
Vile, DR.. Joseph S. Wall, former preSi-
dent of the Medical Society OF the DIS -,
trict and DR. Quinkin MesSner, head OF
the dental department OF the uniteo
States Public Health Service.
After DR.. Halls talk WRHF will
broadcast its usual Thursday features,
which include selections from curren!
musical comedies and a group OF ola
time tunes.
Washington's oldest department store,
Kings Palace, will celebrate Its SIXTY
ninth anniversary with half hour nu-
Sical program through WRC at $50
q C40Nk k&AlS SNNlAAAet AA1 RA%@ $3.50
comprise music OF the DAYS Wilen ti'e
store first opened,
A half hour of popular selections
from favorite light operas and musical
comedies will be presented ny tne
Hoover Sentinels at $50 o'clock. Ine
Hoover Orchestra, the Hoover Male
Quartet and the Hoover HoneymoonerS
will participate Among the selections
which will be heard are The Man /
Love" My Ohio Home" and selection
from Romoergs Blossom Time,
Payne's "Punjah March will be
PLAYED by the United States Marine
Band. directed by Taylor Branson, as
the opening number during the pro-
gram to be broadcast at 7 O'Clock.
This will be followed by the overture
10 Offenbach's "Orpheus in the Under
world" and Sing. Smile and Slumher,
by Gounod. played as a SaXophone solo.
Other selections will include excerpts
from the old English comic opera The
Runaway Girl" by Caryll and Monck-
ton: Tschaikowsky's "Marche Slav" and
the Marines hymn.
Other attractions include the Wal
Gorf- Astoria Orchestra, Dorsch's En-
semble, Dodge presentation, Potomac
Electric Power Co. Concert Orchestra,
HalSey-Stuart presentation and the
SWanee SyncopatorS.
A concert by the United States
Army Band and a Spring radio recital
by the Tuesday Evening Music Club
headline the program tonight OF
wMAL The band viii play from tbs
TO S.l5 o'clock Its program includes
3 march, ''Nemoria";; the overture to
"u Guarany" and a Moorish suite.
'4The Courts Of Granada"
The Music Clubs program will be
given BY group of prominent Wash
ington artists, which includes Florence
Howard. Grace French Tooke. Helen
Belt. Laura Lyle. Cecile Little1eld,
Catherine Gross, Margaret Allison and
Ina Eoltzscheiter
Evening star., 1928-04-26

! VOTING MAN-~-One who has the desire and
ability Ia. learn the Investment husine,. Eood
| u 40 and ~ o'clock e E Moran 4 Co
| Investment Bankers If1A II st nv,
Evening star., 1928-04-26

z ,h0--~DinneF music.
nS--hRrieUlturs |. q. O. y.
osb~-~ N Musio orchestra dance.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS

TONIGHT.
6:30-Dytinters: orchestra and
vocal--WOR, WCAU. WNAC,
WEAN. WFBL, WMAK,
WCAO, WAS. WADC. WATU.
wKRC, WGHP
7:30-Coward comfort hour: mu-
sical feature--WEAF. WEEI.
vito. WAR, WTAG,
WCSH.
a:oo-Retold Tales: THE Cop
and the Anthem" WIZ,
WHAM, KDKA, KYW.
s:30-Hoover sentinels: popular
--WEAF. WEEI, WIFI, WRC.
WGY, WCAE. WTAM. WWJ.
WSAI. WEBB, WHAS, WSM
VINO. WS5.
e:0o-Maxwell hour: Lambert
Murphy. soioist--WJZ, WBZ,
WBAI., WHAM, KDKA, WJR,
KYW, WHAS. VINO. WSB,
WBT, WRVA. WAX.
1D:0p-Old Counselor; feature
program WEAF. WEE1.
vito, WAR, WTAG, WCSH.
WIFI. WRC. WGY, wCAE.
WWJ. WSAI, webb, wHAS,
VINO, WBT. WSB.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
WRC--Radio Corporation Of America
1885 MeteTS-s40 Kiioeycies).

NRC--Radl0 Corporation Of America
ifgs.s MeterS-s40 Kiiocycles).
3 p4my--Parnassus Trio.
ais pm Systematic Thinking" by
Prof. Ernest Wood.
$50 pm. Isabel BrylowEki. violinist
Hollywood stars" by Don
Hancock.
4:is p.na.--Manhattan Trio.
a. pm Seasonal Recreation" by
Capt Charles ScuiIy.
S pm.--GterllDg Trio and Pioneer
Esusrtea
$50 pn.--Jolly Bill and Jill.
6 pnl.~~Wsidorf- Astoria Orchestra.
sz5 pn2.--Motlon picture guide.
s.2s pm -Ease ball scores. courtesy
Of The Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star
$40 pm .--Doyscns EnsembIe.
pn1.~ConceFt ~ tie United States
Marine Band.
7sso pm--Elngs paisce sizty-nintt
anniversary program.
8 pnay-~~Dodge presentation.
$50 pm Hoover EeHtlneiE.
Q pnas-~CoTfeet time
9 Dnnar-pot0nsc Electric Power ca.
Concert Orc1essrs
$50 pm --FrlgidsiFe musical
10 . 1.-~Esisey y-Gtuatt presentation.
1870 pr Weather forecast
1880 " II . pn7,-~fswsnse syncopators.
EsTfF Program Tem0fTow.
6sAs am flower health exercises
Ef>p-EeGsrgtiogs na0ypiBg degoiiof1s
s.I5 am s-er PSrDsEkt& Trio
4. 10 " q 50 m .r-ChseFio
10 au1.~~iof Royal G Copeland hour.
II IN .~-gtgoio program
fl.3s an RADIO Household Irlati-
tute
II 80 En Studio program
IL noon Farm flashes
1910 p1a.~~LFgsn recital.
1z4b p0.-~EtUoio program,
lz5 pms--Jenny Kneeeief Joiangon.
Og9 Her Own Money" ny Jeanne
Carpenter.
asIg pm PsrDsAsllG Trio,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
PERSONAL.

MASS ssEUsE-GENUTNE SWEDISH MAS.
Call Shepherd 3074.J.
FOR ADOPTION-BABY BOYS. RANGING
IN age from weeks to 5 months; sonns sx.
TERNITY HOSPITAL. Langhorn. Ps.
WEIGHT REDUCTION AND BODY BUILD
ing. No drugs. Battle Greek methods. By
tse@tnents: graduate nurse, 1925 I4th q a.,
Apt. 2. Daily, sunday. 10 70 8.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KTNDERGARTEN.
Open al summer: S5 weekly. 1922 Mas.
eachusetts ave. NV.
ELDERLY AND IEFfRM PERSONS, IN.
valtds. convalescents given best care in love.
y home 01 nurse. Beautiful cool Focras
view over Rock Creek Park yard. porch.
Splendid diet. Prof. ref Adams 7ISe
Evening star., 1928-04-26
HELP----MALE.
tCOntinuetl,l
waillnr II.t elm shortlv be nstabll.hsd for
.....I.lE.. AZ I'M N I.

Waiting list will shortly, be established for
ELECTROLUX, INC,
pioneers in new health industry now COM
mencing operation In the United states;
These lists already exist IN many of the 43
countries In which we operate over 500
branches
Elcctrolux needs right now about 90 men
to MI executive positions paying salaries
ranging from 81 600 to S26 600. Many mon
who have been With rs a matter OF months
are earning these salaries and more. lnas.
much as We are the only ones IN our teld
NO cannot get experienced men for this new
Industry The most important Qualifications
are. intelligence. loyalty. aggresaveness and
vision.
Wa nave remarkable product, strong
International organization and tremendous
anancal backing. The men selected to fil
these positions will be given an intensive
training in our policies aud meth IDS OF
nDeratton and VIII receive splendid income In
bonus and commission during their training
and qualifying period
We are particularly interested in men re-
siding IN Washington and vicinity.
Men TO amply for personal interview tn
- am. today. viii be able to start work
immediately II they qualify. Cal Suite 2ol
1910 Vermont ave. Ask for Mr., Banheld
divisional manager.
Evening star., 1928-04-26

YOUNG MAN for motor cycle delivery
Cfeel Bros, 1871 iAlh st, NV.
about x5k per week, Anpiy o0f 18Th st
~ ~ unon, 'Rut oSs
Evening star., 1928-04-26

sALEsMEN 10 sell all kinds Of building I'M.
provenents. $40 per week and commissian,
Ana q II n " Room B0a so
Evening star., 1928-04-26

TN 7 I'm TN y IfIe1 NFtNAN
.sspto measure and hang aNninHs. Appiy tn
Henry Hniobef, w. u. Moses 4 hona. Ith
and sth. NV,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
4.s.a---wsB Atlanta----630

4tSn~-WSb AttahtN--ooV
700---CulSate hour
S:00-~podTe nresentsuon'
S,3O-HuoVer Sentiuels
nOn-~MaXwell hour
f00--Feature
34O,s--NIAN IacksonV ille--SS0
7,0o-~Dinncr music,
: S,no---Stuiio.
ntoO--MaNwell hour,
IL 3o0--DanCe music.
3e2. .t--WHAS Louisville--950
y 0d--nodse presentation
S,S0-Houver Sentlnels
q 00--MaXwell hour.
10 uu--Old Counselor.
SIG0--WMC Mrmphis--5Sn
$ S.Oo~--nodre presentation
s S;30-~Hoover Sentlnels,
p:0u--MaXwell hour.
336.O---WSM Nashville--S0O
7I5--ulnner concert
S.dn-~noiSe presentation.
S.30--Huover Sentlnels
0o--Maxwell hour
10 00---I,oew Orchestra.
II 0N--Baritone aud tenor
Ii S0---organ,
a06.g-WSMR New Orleans-t.0i9
3o--Two-hour dance program.
aal.I--wRVA Rirhmond--i.ts0
s:o0-Roys' Radio Club
00---Talk. orchestra,
+ ,lO---EgE week hdders,
81 .n0---MaNwell hour,
10 0O--petershure Rotary Iiub.
CENTRAL
S"6--kNW Chicago--N10
s:399~I.ano pgrHsrSm sn',n
10 0o--WJZ proSramE.
365.s--WEBH.NIID ChicaSo--S2'
00--Chidrens program.
IL 00--Popular program
ltG.4-WGN-WIIB ChicaEo--1.0
a3o--Paul Ash's show.
Ii :0O---Features and popular.
SI4.6-WLS ChicaEo-s90
s00--Scrap book and features
s 30--The AnRelus
4aS3-WLw CincInnati--10O
0o--orchcstra aud studio,
: 30--Amptco program,
0u--M aNwell hour.
10 00--Michelln program.
10 -3o--Studio' dance music.
5SI..-WSAI ClnCinnati-S30
630-~Music and features.
s S:o0---Dodge presentation
: .30--Huuver Sentteis.
nOU-Talk 9 and music
tnsOO--Old Counselor,
10 30--MusiC. dance orchestra.
3o0.s--WTAM CieNeIand--7S0
00--Orchestra,
S:oo-nodse presentation
s 3n---Hunver SentinelA
3 900--Studio feature.
saO.a--WCN-WJR Detrolt--6s0
Is o0--Featnres
0o--At EvcntIde.
.2tt~-Featurss
0o---Retold tales
.3n--Amplco prugt am,
q a.O0--MaXwell hour
10 ,00--Michelin feature.
10 30-~-0rchestra and poulsr.
3S2. .s--Wwa DetrOlt--S50
q 6.00--0rEan
s .3n--Dnner music.
: / 5--MuSc: niAno.
S0N--Dodre presentation.
30 Hoover Seuttnels
p n.00---Studio: WEAF program.
10 30--Dance.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAFETERIA FOR SAFE, leeased in H0~fcNna
hotel, ground HNcg ear SEAT - enstevseFs
meas Government dARATtNRNts ard a8saeeat
e George MaShtnxteB tnsVNsSssv' Are afG
tsnt trade. Reason fer selling Illness ~
tAtss rev and aacslerN UtcladtFsg etsetraN xa8a
toNntatit ResSanAhle Nuv CaM fer ~ ksr~
nation tseaFx1A tASG after 4 u ~ So
Evening star., 1928-04-26
WsfAT<--I Washington Radio Forum
iz4f.s Afefefs-I,za0 KliocycieSl.

e:5s pnl.--Thirty Club meeting. con-
ducted by A. Cloyd Gill
7.i6 p.n.--Corcert by United States
Army Band.
sis Musical features.
s.35 Making of Alphabet
Traced 70 sinai = by Science EerVice.
$50 D.Kl.--~1ukie memory contest.
Q pn1--roplIisr songs by Jack Harris.
ais pjm.-Prograrn by Tuesday Eve
ming Music Club.
1915 TO 1890 pm.--Late news
flashes.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
WATCH NEW KITS.
Vans Keep Posted on Eiiminstor
Sets

Pans who prefer " construct their
hgF are watching developments IN A
slinsfnatoF Kits Assembly u A units
keqlIinee very little time
ore XII llss tne spgssfsncs Of ises
korg~laljjf product when completed. H.
Eropiees s4fhcssllt power fof the average
kaseI~caaTTent receiver,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, April 26, 1928
Navy Yard l434.5
Meters-69e KiIocycIeSl.

MeteFS-69e kiiOcyclesl.
3:45 Weather Bureau reports.
e:55 pn--Ariington time signals.
10:05 p.s1l.-Weatner Bureau reports.
WRHF--American Broadcasting Co.
i322.4 Meters--930 Kilocyelesl.
5:45 p.m.-The Town Crter.
6 pm-"Posture and It's Relation TO
Child Health" by DR. Gusts Lee Hall
Noted childTer's orthopedic surgeon, un-
der auspices Of the Washington May
day celebration committee.
$40 pms-Old-tim tunes.
$50 70 z pm.-Selections from cur
rent musical comedies.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a.m.-Health talks b. Gladys
Young
1925 am.--Eealth talk
1880 a1n.--Afusicai program
II aEn.-Beauty talk by Bertha
Parker.
II i:os TO 1890 a.m.--Advertisers' pc
Rod
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GOWN HAND.

GOWN HAND.
Experienced woman for our
alteration department. Apply
employment office, 9th floor,
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
WANTED ~~ Markers aud as
sorters, experienced only, APP
ply Washington Laundry. 9Th
and X NY,
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LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT

THURSDAY. APRIL o. 1923.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

preferably with experience in small office
handling both city and suburban properties
every assistance given. A. 7. Robinson. o16
BOND Bldg
SALESMAN hiRh-class machinery and equip
ment Washington territory: nothing but
hustler nced apply Address Box 470-S
Statesmen for high-ciass local securities.
Liberal commission. Phone Frank. 0T7S
bNtwFen 81 and 10 m 26s