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The Omaha guide., 1938-12-17
THE ice DOES JIM-CROWISM A
TURN

The recent dicision of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission in the
Case of Rep. Arthur Mitchell, Negro
Congressman, was a fragrant violation
of those basic constitutional rights
which the ice is sworn to uphold.
Briefly, the facts were these: A
train down in Arkansas, wantonly vio-
lated the citizenship and passenger
rights of Congressman Mitchell, an
elected representative Of the people,
by forcing him out of his Pullman ac-
commodations into a foul, jim-crow
coach scarcely fit for human use. It's the
sort of vicious discrimination against
the Negro that goes on daily, particu-
larly in the South.
Rep. Mitchell filed a complaint be-
fore the ICC urging that this sort of
palpably unconstitutional practice be
ended.
The ICC denied his complaint, thus
brazenly flying into the face of the
18th, 18th, and 18th Amendments. The
ruling had the effect of upholding the
open and unlawful discrimination of
the railroad company against an elect
ed representative of the people-des-
pite the fact that the jim-crow Arkan-
sas law itself required az least equal
accommodations" for Negro passen-
gers. The decision was so raw that the
majority of the ICC barely got it
through by a 6 to 5 vote. The dissenting
view of Commissioner Joseph B. East
man laid bat'e the issue simply and
tersely:
"It is clear that the Railroad was
not conforming to the equality-for-ali
race regulations"
The Mitchell case, with its goal
of seeking enforcement of the Negrs
peoples citizenship rights on the rail
roads, should not end here. It should
be pressed to full victory. 1t should be
used as a ~battering ran against the
whole jim-crow system which not only
denies Negro first-class service on pub
lie carriers, but which denies them Jobs
adequate educational facilities, decent
housing and their full-fledged constitu-
tiOnal rights.
The Omaha guide., 1938-12-17
EDITORIALS
SUFFICIENT FOR A NATIONAL
TENSION

The functions of government exist
for all the people. There should be no
deviation from that rule whatever re-
gardless to creed, race, religion or pre-
vious condition of servitude. The citi-
Gems are the subjects of the republic,
paving their taxes and contributing to
national sentiment and expecting that
their rights be cleared through the re-
gular channels of government.
The citizen is powerless to right his
W wrong. He pools his strength with
the masses and depends ~pon the regu-
lar procedure for his protection.
The recent outburst against the
Jews in Germany has aroused inter-
national tension. The all-absorbing
question in the public forum is what
must be done about the terrible crisis.
In our W land there has been a
recent renewal of lynching and whip
ping of peaceful law abiding citizens.
There have been recent occasions where
citizens were banished from their
lanes in this state. While the colored
populace represents a minority, there
should be no differential of justice adj
ninistered. They contribute to the ma
tional chest in proportion and are en-
titled to the same inalienable rights
accorded others.
From time to time, there have ap-
peared strong editorials in the daily
newspapers against the evil of lynching
and during the past Congress an anti
lynching bill hung fire for some forty
days without passage by the United
States Senate. The long filibuster in
that body sponsored by senator's in the
main from the so-called lynching state
prevented a vote being taken. That fl
libuster has been answered in the Unit
ed States with almost one lynching for
every month. Lynching is nothing short
of war levied our citizens. The burn
ing of Jewish synagogues and the ban
ishment of Jewish citizens should re-
ceive the condemnation of the world.
Likewise should the atrocities practiced
ON the colored group in America re-
ceive that same protest.
The effective protest against VIC
lence inflicted upon the celored group in
America will be the passage of a feder-
Evening star., 1938-10-09
SITUATIONS MEN.

YOUNG NAN. 2s. exp. in acct. Bent.
notary. have auto. Box 1y2.x. star.
YOUNG MAN. married. colored. 27 years
truck driver job; with Al references: 2
years experience. Dec. 4O67-J.
YOUNG MAN. ambitious. experienced in
efsSt enc. rnrf EnI or
YouNd MARRIED MAN. 20. B. 9. in
engineering. reliable and capable Of as
suminy responsibilities. Met. 55f4. 9'
1s-YEAR-OLD BOY. hish school gradu-
ate, now attending college. must have op,,
PSon. YS Nationsi li fe1e ia4s. anything honorable
ARDENT NEW DEALER,
cIou6s IN AMskicAN Hh N SKIES hoW CAN KeSMs oSHY
CULM!NATE IN RAIN. NOT BOMBS, WITH
JOB / p E. Box egf 4fss: lEAsEs sFzs STILL SEEKING
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.
COUPLE colored. position chauffeur. butler,
Call Cap. HEts. 2s9.
COUPLE. white. city or country, husband
excellent cook. butler. caretsker; wife
s.hw.. laundry. References North 10?s4
COUPLE. white, wish position on farm;
well experienced. See me at address. 6O0
Mass ave. NV.
COUPLE. colored. want place as jsnitor.
any kind Of work city Or subuth; resson-
able price; ref. Dec. 553S.
COUPLE. eolored. cook and housemsn.
chauffeur. Pot. 1915 or 1890 st. NV.
MAN and wife wish work. janitors; quar-
ters, small salary accepted. Dupont S5.'3.
Mr., Washington. upstairs.
MAN and wife wish care of small apart
ment, no phone Address, 1914 3rd st. NV.
cook maid city references; together or
separate. B. Jones. Col. 33lO-J
Evening star., 1938-10-09
REG PHARMACIST.

REG. PHARMACIST.
Male age 1928; independent drug; take
charge; excellent salary and commission.
PASTRY CHEF.
Male; exclusive Conn. ave. restaurant;
local references; excellent salary with
assured advancement.
PAINT SALESMAN.
Male age 25-30; dignified college grad
uate with selling experience. TO inter-
view large executives: poise and PERSONAL
ity: have car; appointments arranged
straight salary $25 week and commission.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
SOLICITORS

Roofing, siding. insulation and home
weekly bonus ON all Jobs sold and ap-
proved Old-established company, AL
rating. Apply by letter only, giving all
to be considered for position applied.
enterprise Roofing Co. District Coal Bldg.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ONE PASSENGER, BOSTON. MASS;
leaving Oct. 18th. Induire Monday, Apt.
204. 2826 3rd st. ne.
WANTED-DR1vER 70 ST PETERSBURG.
Fla.. with reliable references. Also 2
passengers. MR.. FRANCE. Natl. 900
Evening star., 1938-10-09
MAGIC CARD

Christmas Card Salespeople: Drop your
Clean up on MAGICARD, the BRAND
NEW mystery sensation The Sender's
name appears AFTER the card arrives.
FREE sample with your name Sell 35 for
81 .O0-your profit, 55c. Magicard Co.
Dept. F. Walnut Bldg. Des Moines. Iowa.
CHRISTMAS CARD GEM.
Cash in on newest unique ST Christmas
Box-novel RUBY 21-Folder Assortment.
Every card a gem" of beauty, quality,
plete line includes IL other money-making
assortments. and Personal Christmas Cards
with name. Earn up to Sh and more daily
No experience needed. Get Free Sample
Oner. Chiffon Greetings. 179-L Lincoln
Boston. Mass
Evening star., 1938-10-09

WOMAN. refined. with s years experience,
wishes Job as resident manager mgr. apt.
Address B. II. J. 662 d st. Sc.
WOMAN, colored; SEWING Of any kind.
drApeg, dressmaking = specially; day or
week: good reference. Call Dec. .36S2.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL, coored. from N. c.. wishes Job as
mothers helper or general housework Net.
Jtu1
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Age. 21-45. with above-average intelli-
gence: permanent position leading to ex-
ecutive work in educational service dept;
to qualify must be able to meet public cas-
bered: to applicant selected position should
pay over $1,000 per year; hours. %: per-
sonal interview necessary. Write age, edu-
cation. experience and phone number. Box
R-y for
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. refined. colored wishes general
housework; experienced with children; stay
in North 5U:ts
Evening star., 1938-10-09
SALESWOMAN

OF refinement aged 25-4O. with business
ability. to fill vacancy in semi-profeSsionai
sales and service; reference required Gail
Monday morning, Suite 301, Washington
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL colored wants part or full time
work. also days work; city refs. Call
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. colored. neat. reliable. wishes Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday morning:
experienced Adams O5SS-J
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. colored, wishes work. days or part
time; well experienced; city references.
Coil
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. neat colored. for days work, serv-
ing luncheons and dinners; typing at home
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1st-class wants work at
hone North 4l65
Evening star., 1938-10-09

work. mornings. Call Col. 53S8-w
GIRL. colored, wishes Job mornings or
evenings or i'll hand laundry; reference
Call Dupont S43l
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. coiored, wants part-time morning
or evening work: reference. Adams 4667-J.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time or days
work: city reference. North 1881.
GIRLS, two, reliable. want work as gem
eral hOuseworkers; stay night or out; ref
erences. Dupont Sl5g
Evening star., 1938-10-09

| LADY, refined desires position as working
| houSekeeper IN rooming, boarding house
| or private home: well ouali6ed; highest
| references. Weekdays. between and -.
| Dec okuY
Evening star., 1938-10-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
fC0ntinuRd

HIGH SCHOOL; many complete in 2 years.
Standard text furnished; study at home;
write for catalogue American school, Box
~6l56. Apex Station, Washington. d. c.
PHOTOGRAPHY for pleasure and pront.
Conaplete courses for the beginner and ad-
vanced amateur. Model service. Faculty Of
professionals Evening classes starting now.
Moderate fees Photo-Art, 1917 H st. NV.
M. Harper. District 0432 and Adams 2533
Evening star., 1938-10-09

MAID, experienced. general housework
plain cooking; no Sundays; city reference
Col. 9445. 241S l1th st. NV, Apt. 4
Evening star., 1938-10-09

0U FOR 81 CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Sensational sellers. Customers name
imprinted. Big profit for you. Three beau
tiful Sample Outfits FREE. General Card.
400 S. Peoria st. Dept. A48O. Chicago. =
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE
Three Big Money Makers"
Fifty or ..5 folders with name Sell 81 .
Display album free. 2I exclusive folders
81. Cost SOC. Sample on approval Per-
sonsl. business line. Sunshine Art. Dept.
11S l54 Nassau New York City
Evening star., 1938-10-09

MAID, coIored morning or afternoon
work, cleaning apt. for couple or girls
days work. Potomac Nlb2-J
Evening star., 1938-10-09

PETER PAN SCHOOL.
1904 PARK RID. NV. ADAMS 2734.
modern school for your child z to 12
years old. Individual instruction. French.
dancing and music appreciation. Accred-
1ted 6y the Board Of Education. Trans
ALTERATIONS.
Coats refined. remodelng. expert work
manship: reasonable prices Needlecraft
Service Shop. 1919 p st. NV Rm POS
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. light colored. wants maid or general
housework; experienced and references.
Rhnns Nnrih
Evening star., 1938-10-09

LAUNDRESS colored nrst-class, wishes
days work also serve parties and dinners;
ref. Columbia 200. Ext 10.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. light colored. neat wishes work of
any kind. Dupont 1896.
GIRL. colored, high school. desires evening
work, general housework without cooking,
or typing. cleaning ONCE. Adams 1850.
GIRL. coored, wants work mornings,
every day or few days. Call Dupont 9425,
ask for Bernice.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL, colored. wishes part-time work,
morning or evening; reference. Call Du-
pant 34Qu
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL, neat. colored. wants Job as gen.
eral h0uSeworker good reference. Dupont
Evening star., 1938-10-09

LhUNDRESS. colored: experienced in any
kind of work: to 60 out or take in. Line.
| A
Evening star., 1938-10-09

| GIRL. colored, very neat wants work as
cook. maid or waitress; city references.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

CHEF-COOK colored, 23 years expert
ence. Phone Decatur 4l04.
COLORED MAN wants Job houseman
nurse for sick man or boy; hospital
experience. D. C. permit; reference Phone
Adams 525l
COLORED MAN wants part-time Job after
IL O'Clock noon. general utility man. Box
23I-X Star 9s
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. colored, wants job. waitress or pri-
Vate family. full or part time; city refer
ence North 1929
Evening star., 1938-10-09

LAUNDRESS first class. wants days work
Tuesday. Wednesday first class on shirts
or cleaning. Decatur 0O29W.
LAUNDRESS flrst-class, wishes work Mon
day. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Met lS1S
Evening star., 1938-10-09

Whole country "doiNd Wild" sbout our
including SOUVENIR CALENDAR. Head
and shoulders above everything else on the
market. SELLS ITSELF Worth 81 So
bonus. Hand-colored ETCHINGS and
super-value GIFT-WRAPPINGS assort-
ments real KNOCKOUTS HUMOROUS
RELIGIOUS. EVERY DAY and BIRTHDAY
boxes unsurpassed. Imprint names 80
choice DESIGNS; SAMPLES ON APPROVAL
SILVER SWAN STUDIOS
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. colored. wishes job as g.h.w.: stay
NIGHTS. sundays on; refs. Lincoln 1886.
GIRL. colored desires position as maid,
waitress, public or private. days work or
general housework. Lincoln 1O46.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
80 EXCLUSIVE FOIDER-NAMES

5W EXCLUSIVE- FOLIlER-NAMES
IMPRINTED-RETAILS FOR 81.
Original designs. colors printed on
high-grad lustrous stock. Also % per-
sonals for 81. Outstanding p folder as
sortment, costs SOC retails 81. Worth 81.
Sells on sight, Eight other. fast-selling
assortWs1fT WRfr ilSssal P R9nus RHr ofie5
RAINBOW CARD CO..
AZ West 18th ST.. Dept. T.. New York
Evening star., 1938-10-09
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOuNTANT-BOOKK double en-
try; notary; young man, intelligent. ex-
perienced; references. Box lS1-X. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, student. desires job In
afternoons; will take anything. Call Met.
1.ttE
Evening star., 1938-10-09

MAID. colored. reliable, good cook, de-
experienced: best ref North $500
Evening star., 1938-10-09

| MAID OR G.H.W. colored. experienced;
practical nurse. North O6O9.
| pART-TIME LAUNDRY. days work, BY re-
! liable colored" woman: good ref. Dupont
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL. colored, wishes work In private
family: capable Of taking full charge: good
cook: ref. North 3Ol2. Apt. /
Evening star., 1938-10-09

LAUNDRESS. experienced wants work TO
take home. Call Pot. 1907 after 2 pm.
LAUNDRY to take home or day work. cur.
tains. good ref Atlantic 1893
Evening star., 1938-10-09
PERSONAL.

WANIED--DhlVEH III 81. fElGHo6OkVt.
Pla.. with reliable references: Also 3
passengers. MR.. FRANCE. Natl. a010.
PERSONAL.
DR. SCHAFF. LICENSED CHIROPRACToR:
.Sso sS:s1 10Th se st. ne, Dec. siSa. BIG .N
a GMP alG n ShGD GAh1D Hs oR osSrss ~ hoyE5h
him? Our school guarantees. progress.
Well heated; no illness years; transporta-
tion. c. c. bus to door. North 6244.
PshsMAkshsi Pisin aTessss furnish own
hens. IS to 80 cents. Phone Oxford 0s4s.
GHOST WRITER-NATIONALL KNOWN
Writer bad n your stors
literary articles. speeches. important let
ters. etc. Confidential service. Address
p. o. Box 1867. Washington.
AN MoyR OF MUSIC sa ANp Dna E[
ut the Washington Chapel. 10Th st. at Co
lumbia rd. NV. No charge. no collections.
HATS REMODELED BY MOLLO. YESTER-
ST 70 $3.50. A Smart new W hats to order
Studio. lO1l H st. NV. -
URGENT TO HAVE EVENING POSITION
as hostess. secretary OF cashier; attractive
young girl. Box 206-X, Star.
MAKING FLOWERS WILL , ENTERTAIN AIN
ton. Studio. l3ii ST.. Room s07.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED, TO MAKE
your draperies. Slip covers and reupholster
your furniture Estimates cheerfully fur
nished. Phone Nail 43Gl Il, c NJ Bur-
ton K Son 9ll f ST. NV -
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED WHILE YOU
WAIT Modern Dental Laboratory. 80?
Westory Bldg. l4th & F. National O'a3.
TEMPLE SCHOOL. MANASSAS. VA.-The
little school that is different opens Sep
tember l5. Children. 3 to 10 years.
Nursery through NTH grade. Music. DANG
ing. Number limited. Phone Manassas t2.
DRESSMAKER. SPECIALIZING ALTERA-
tions, old styles made into late models,
coats refined: best work. perfect Mt. Du-
pont 00S'..
FEET, LEGS HURT? NO KNIFE. DRUGS
or arch supports. DIR. j. 4. MILLER,
Woodward BLDG. 18th and II NV. Dist.
G4OS
KINDERGARTEN. LOCATED IN CLEVE-
land Park. for children 4 TO years OF age.
Telephone Cleveland 3455.
HAMMOND ORGANIST AND INSTRU-
ment available sweet or Swing, weddings,
Evening star., 1938-10-09

COLORED GIRL for taking care of gen.
tlemans apartment; part time; give de-
tails. Box ;i.3a1-X. Star.
COOK. colored, experienced, with refer
ences. for boarding house: good pay; 40
not phone. 1905 New Hampshire ave. NV.
COOK. general houseworker. experienced.
white or light colored. only those with city
references need apply; good salary; stay
Evening star., 1938-10-09

MAID. colored wants days work or part
time: experienced Gail Estella. Dist S477.s
MAID. colored. highly recommended; part
time work; good laundress. Tel. Dist. 81 49,
Evening star., 1938-10-09

MAID. colored, part time from / until z;
no Sundays: light laundry, cleaning and
cooking dinners. Call all week Dist $780,
Evening star., 1938-10-09

GIRL colored. neat wants work of any
kind: refs Met. 2214.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work,
st. S.w,
Evening star., 1938-04-25
forward to 1t, for the Godfreys give
the most delightful partieS.

forward to it, for the Godfreys give
the most delightful parties.
To turn from horses for q moment
don't forget that this is the Garden
Club Of Virginia week, the only
week in the year when the many
beautiful and fascinating gardens Of
our State are open to the public. Be-
ginning today and lasting through
Saturday, from $50 am. til 6 p.m.,
you can see many wonderful Vir-
ginia gardens and places for small
admission fee, which goes each year
to . worthy cause. The places tha,;
can be seen are too numerous to
mention, but each neishborhood has
headquarters to give you all the infor-
nation, maps and data you need.
Put all the work aside this week you
can and roam our lovely countrywide
and see Virginia at her very best.
The dogwood Is tn bloom and you will
never regret the few days spent ad-
miring Virginia In all her glory.
On Saturday there will be the Mary
land Hunt Cup Steeplechase over in
Maryland. This classic, the most i'm
portant race of its kind in America,
draws larger and larger crowds each
year. will tell you more another
day of why you should 60 to see 1t.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
by NINA CARTER TABB.


HERE is so much to do in the
country this week that we
won't be able to get around to
L all the events. Fairfax Hunt
will hold its annual horse show on
the grounds on Lee highway near
Fairfax Courthouse, Friday from l to
S and Saturday from $50 am. to
SPIN.
Mr. Thomas De Lashmutt is show
manager and Miss jeanette NJ Francis
is secretary. Horses from the best
stables of Virginia, Maryland and
Washington have been entered and
this promises to be the best show the
hunt has ever put on.
Those on the committee working
to make it success are Dr. William
Mcclellan of Alexandria. M. F. H.;
Mr.. George Benoit of Fredericksburg,
Mr.. George Rothwell Brown. Mr..
Arthur Godfrey, Mr.. j. A. Wheeler,
Mr.. David L. Wickens and Mr.. Reed
Thomas, M. F.. H.. all of Vienna, Va;
Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming. jr.; Miss
Christine Ekengren, Mr.. Laird Dun
lop, Sd; Mr.. Stewart Mcdonald, jr.,
and MIR. Lisle A. Smith of Washing
ton; Mr.. Robert Graham, Mr.. F. H.
Ottoway and Mr.. U. S. Randle of
Fairfax. Va; Mr.. Carroll Hunter of
Falls Church, Capt. c. R. p. Rodgers
OF Broad Run, Va, and Mr. Robert
w. Wilson of Chevy Chase, Md.
Luncheon will be served on the
grounds, so every one can go for the
day and have jolly time. Invita-
tions have just been sent out for a
horse show ball Saturday night at
the Washington Golf and Country
Club in Arlington from 10 to 2
O'Clock. 1t is being sponsored by many
society people from Maryland. vir-
einia and Washington, including Mrs.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
In the Hunt Country
Virginia and Maryland.

John S. Barbour, Mrs. j. G. Brecken-
ridge, Mrs. George Rothwel Brown,
Mrs. Wilsin Compton, Mrs. Frank M.
billiard. Mrs. H. Rozier Dulany. jr.;
Mrs. Marshall Enicios, Mrs. Chris
topher B. Garnet. Mrs. Melvin Haxen,
Mrs. William Mcclellan. Mrs. Alex
ander McRabb. Mrs. Eugene Meyer,
fIrs. George Hewitt Myers. Mrs. Rob-
ert T. Pell, Mrs. Fred D. Richardson,
Mrs. Evelyn Walker Robert, Mrs. H.
E. Rust. jr.: Mrs. Fred Sanderson, Mrs.
Harry H. Semmes. Mrs Jouett Shouse,
Mrs. Rixey Smith, Mrs. A. A. Suyder,
Mrs. ]. M. Wainwright and Mrs. David
L. Wing.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements. headed by Mrs. Hugh S.
Cumming. jr.. is determined to make
this horse show and ball the best of
the season. On the committee are
such attractive young ladies as Mrs.
Lee Boatwright, Mrs. r. A. Brodesser,
Miss Helen Davis, Mrs. Thomas De
Lashmutt, Mrs. Laird Dunlop, Sd;
Miss jeanette Francis, MIS-. Robert
Graham. Mrs. Charles P. Howe, Mrs.
Louis E. Jeffries. jr.: Mrs. Henri
Luebbermann, Mrs. John Meade, Mrs.
Edmund H. Parry. jr.: Mrs. John
Pugh. Mrs. Reed Thomas. Mrs Robert
F. Wilson and Mrs. Robert w. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur M. Godfrey
have sent out most attractive invita-
tions to q cocktail party Tuesday in
the Queen Elizabeth room of the
Raleigh Hotel from to O'Clock
At the top of the card is a fox horn
in q circle. with the letters F. H.
in the circle and Fairfax Hunt An
nual Horse Show beneath the horn
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey have invited
many of their country friends in the
horse circles Of Virginia, Maryland and
Washington, and every one is looking
Evening star., 1938-04-25
COMEDY TO Be STAGED
Scrap Of Paper to Be Presented
at King-Smith Playhouse.

A three-act comedy, "A Scrap OF
Paper" will be presented ut the King
Smith Playhouse each night from
Wednesday through Saturday. It was
announced today. The first two per-
formances will be for the benefit Of
the Animal Defense and Anti-Vtvi-
sectional Society, Inc.
The play Is directed by Keinert
Wolff The cast includes Austine Nc
Donnell. Harriet Lloyd, Pauline LIE
Vogue, Francia Holiday, Shirley STAN
wood, Frances Reeves. Judith Owen,
Josephine Waples and Evelyn Crump.
The Animal Defense Society. or
ganized Ito abolish all cruelty to dumb
creatures" is headed by Miss Eliza
beth Howry.
The Washington times., 1938-03-16
Manager of the
Queens Chapel
Service Station
Queens Chapel Read
HyattsVills, Md.

QUICK and efficient
< service is a speciality
with the Queens Chapel
Service Station. which is
managed by william A.
lager and located in
West Hyattsville, Nd.
This concern has been
in business, with Mr..
lager in charge, for the
past Is years. Dodge
and Plymouth cars are
sold by the company,
which also carries fine
tires and accessories and
offers every imaginable
type of automobile serv-
ice. Stop by Queens
Chapel Station if you
want your car to have
the finest, most eco
nomicaI service avail
able.
The Washington times., 1938-03-16
Manager of the
Dupont Circle Hotel
Connecticut Ave. and
Dupont Circle

MR.. ANDERSON, man
AVA ager of Dupont Circle
Hotel, is a hostelry
executive who knows
every phase of modern
hotel management and
operation.
His former connections
as assistant manager OF
the Shoreham. the Ward
man Park and the Carl
ton have gained for Mr..
Anderson a wide circle
of appreciative friends.
He knows everyone OF
note in Washington and
hosts of prominent peo-
pie who migrate to
Washington from time to
time. Under Mr.. Ander-
sons supervision are the
Dupont Circle Hotels
well-appointed sing ! .
rooms and suites, now
ready for the inspection
of discriminating people.
The Washington times., 1938-03-16
Partner in
Supreme Radio
Service
18th { n SITS. n. z.

IF YOU'RE having trou-
! BILE with your automo-
bile radio, drive in at
18th and H SITS. N. E..
and it will be fixed in a
jiffy!
Supreme Radio Service,
in which Mr.. Yocum is
a partner, has recently
bought the lot next to
its shop on this corner
to make drive-in service
for auto radios possible.
Mr.. Yocum is an auto
mobile radio expert.
His company sells ra-
dios for both the auto
mobile and the home.
Its latest offering is the
Radio Nurse. Hook this
radio up in baby's room.
then take the receiver to
any other part of the
house with you. If baby
cries, you'll hear him
Immediately, over the
radio.