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Page Fourteen LONG ISLAND DAILY STAR AND NORTH SHORE DAILY JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1938.

HOMING PIGEONS RACE 200 MILES

FROM WASHINGTON TU© North Shore Homing Pigeon

Club held its 200-mile club race from Washington. D. C. Official Liberator William Rebstock liberated the birds at 6'15 a. m The winner. Aunt Jemima, a black hen, arrived at the Jordan Loft of Bayside at 11:50.36, having flown the distance of 214:17 miles in 5 hours. 40 minutes, M sec­onds.

WOR. ?l«k: WJX 1MB; WARC. 999* STR-V 1019k: W9JCA. 979*; WWTC. MO*

«:4t P. M. TO 9:99 9.

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Metropolitan's Third Race The Metropolitan Homing Pigeon

Club held its third race of the young bird series on Sunday September 25 from Washington, D. C. The birds were liberated at 6.15 a. m. and the first bird arrived at the loft of W. Duryea at 11:45 33 a. m., flying the 207.25 miles in 5 hours.. » minutes, 41 seconds, for a spied of 1103,04 yards per minutes.

The reports: Loft Taiperaaia.

4:«t WSAP—Backstage Wife. WOR-News . Prank Singiser. WJZ—Club Matinee. WABC— Ladies' Handicap. WHN Musical Road House. WMCA—Oram's Orchestra. WtgKR—History of the Walts.

4:1* WEAP- Stella Dallas. WOR—Myrt and Marge. WMCA—String Session.

4:89 WEAP— Life Can Re Beautiful. WOR—Hilltop House WABC—Deep River Bora. WHN—Irving Aaronson's Orchestra. WMCA—Inquiring Microphone. WQXR—Concert.

4:45 WEAP—Girl Alone. WOR — Restful Rhythms; Melody

WJZ-Affairs of Anthony WABC—Lean Goldman, violinist. WMCA—Jurgens' Orchestra. WEAP- Dick Tracy. WOR—Women Make the Hews. WJZ -Neighbor Nell. WABC—Nla Mack's Children s Pro-

tram. N—Hits and Bits.

WMCA—Zeke Manners' Variety Pro-grass.

9:11 WRAP—Your Family and Mine. WOR—The Johnson Family. WJZ—Terry and the Pirates. WABC—Exploring Space WHN — Ersklne Ru.terfleld. singing

WQXR—Young People's Program. 5:4a WIAF Little Orphan Annie.

WON-Tinkle Toy Band. WJR-Tom Mix Straight Shooter*. WABC- The Mighty Show. WHN—DArtiga'a Orchestra.

6:Sf P. M. TO 8:49 p . u.

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pianist. WMCA—1 -High School Reporter.

3:3* WRAP—Jack Armstrong. WOR—Uttle Orphan Annie. WJZ—Don Wtnslow of the Nsvy. WABC—The Csstillisns. WHN—Bryce Oliver, news eesMnen-

later.

W. Durves W. Duryea J, Leavy Meeker Meeker . . . . . . . . P. Zoebha . . . . . W. Lueders . . . W. Breidenback Queens C. Seekler O. Reif R Re:ck»r W. Shields . . . . Rent* A. Ko? rrter

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Day Report . . . . . . 1924.89 "

Tip Loft Has Winner' The North Shore Homing Pigeon

Y. M. CAGE CLINIC STARTED WITH 27

OUT FOR DRILLS .A basketball clinc started (unction-

ing last, night at the Flushing Y. M. j C. A. when twenty-seven men In­terested in the sport reported to As­sociate Physical Director .Roland

4:99 WEAP—Jesse Crawford, organist. WOR—Uncle Don. WJZ—News, Rokav's Orchestra. WABC — News; Id Thorgersen.

sports. WHN—Llewellyn Moss and Jos Mar­

tin, songs. WMCA-Turf Club; Racing Mowa. WQXR—Salon Strings: News.

tilS WEAP—Children's Stories: News, WABC—Light's Orchestra. WHN-News WMCA — Safeguarding Investments;

News; Financing the Home, talk. 0:3« WEAF Daily sperta Column, Paul

Douglas. WOR—News. Vincent Connolly. WJZ—Alma Rltchell. songs. WABC—Today. With Bob Trout. WHN—Aaronson's Orchestra. WMCA Dick Pisheil. sports resume. WQXR—Cells Brans, songs.

0:40 WEAP—Father and Son. WOR—Stamp Club. WJZ—Lowell Thomas, news. WABC—Marion Carley, pianist. WHN—Baseball Scores, Cy Morgan. WMCA—Today's Baseball. Bert Lee. WQXR-Ballet Airs.

7:00 WEAP—Amos 'n* Andy. WOR- Stan Lorn ax, sports. w J2—Ex sy . Aces, WABC— Ray Heatherton, songs. WHN-Charles Carlilo, songs: WMCA—Pine hit t e n . WNYO—Masterwork Hour. WQXR-Gilbert and Sullivan.

1:1* WEAP—Human Side off the News. WOR—Answer Man. WJZ—Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost

Persons. WABC- Lum and Abner. WHN—The Goldbergs, sketch W M C A — F i v e Star Final, drama. WEAP—The Revelers. WOR Lone Ranger. WJZ- Ralph Blaine, songs WABC—Living History. WHN -George Combs, news. WMCA—Zion Variety Show. WEAF— Noia Day, songs. WJZ—Science on the March. W A B C - -Dons Rhodes, songs. WHN—Music and Health.

Today's Radio Highlights

8:00 P. If. WOR — Musical Steeple-» a _kej8as_PS8P*

8:00 P. If. WABC—Gang Butters. 9:00 P. If. WEAP—Town Hall Sum­

mer Show. 9:30 P. M. WJZ—Minstrel Show.

10:00 P. M. W E A F - K a y Kyser's Mu­sical Klass.

Announcements Announcements

Automotive Automobiles For Sale 11

SUITS, top coats, plain dresses, dry clean- j ed 40c; expert fur remodeling, tailoring, reasonable prices. Suits pressed 19c ' except Saturday. J. Batky, 142-12 Holly . svenue. PLushing 0-8110.

L o s t 8

$10S CASH LOST SATURDAY ON MTH j STREET. ASTORIA. REWARD RA- . venswood 0-5001. 42-01 31ST AVENUE. I

BANK BOOK No. C-I5491 on Queens County Savings Bank. 21-01 103rd St.. I Corona, N. Y. Payment stopped. Please return to bank.

COME FALL E m p l o y m e n t

Help Wanted Female

1:20

1:49

0:09 P. M. TO 10:99 P. M.

Club sponsored its annual 200-mile | Lambert and Joe White, captain of young bird futurity race from; Wash ington with birds up at 9:15 a. m. The winning bird, a blue checker hen, arrived at the Tip Top 'Loft of Flush­ing at 1:08:43. flying the 212.24 miles in 3 hours, 51 minutes. 43 seconds.

The reports Loft

T..p Top Studio . . . . . . . Idle Hour . . Norwich Kranz Ryerson Silver Streak Benzie Bailey .'. Jordan Paradise Murphy Kollman Verderber .... Or: mm, Jr.* . BLsignant

the representative basketball team. Lambert and White outlined the

plans for the season. The group de­cided to stage a tournament after the six-week course, which will embrace

_ . . instruction in phases of the sport, sos pay _ saiii. | i«i2.o«) including handling the ball, passing.

looo o« ' dribbling, shooting and execution of 1399.40 _.,. 1394.70 -»'»>*• iS'fi X e x t w e e k ' a c c o r t l ' n s* •• Director) •*» WOR— Novelty 1325.54 1 Lambert, the classes will be instruc-1321.90 1510. is ted in handling the ball. The ses-1510 2% '' 1391 J l j **on will be supplemented by several 1499.55 in'0""1*1 games in which the players 1457*18 I w i ! 1 *** observed by the tutors. Flashing Bird Winner.

Thte Steinwny Homing: Pigeon Club held its 200-mile young bird .race from Washington, D. C . with 384 birds from twenty-seven lofts competing for honors.

Official Liberator William Rebstock

The staff of tutors, will include, in — addition to Lambert ami White, _ John Pulver, Edward Fox. Parker | ms

Ruff, Howard Barkell and Vance D Hicks. Each instructor will have a definite group to tutor during the six. weeks and at the end of the*

4:99 WEAP—One Man's Family, WOR—Musical Steeplechase. WJZ—Roy Shield Revue. WABC—Gang Busters. WHN--Weico.-ne Lewis Singing Bee. WMCA — Billy Jones and! Ernie

H<ire; Jim Brennan. songs. WQXR—String Classics.

9:30 WRAP—Dorssy's Orchestra. WOR— Luncef ard*s Orchestra. WJZ- Silhouettes in Blue, WABC—Whiteman'$ Orchestra. WHN—Radio Telephone Game. WMCA—The News Speaks. WQXR -Concert. WHN Albert's Orchestra. WMCA—Van's Orchestra WEAP—Town Hall Slimmer Show. WOR—Oabriel fteetter. news. WJZ—It May Have Happened... WABC -Meet the Champ. WHN — Adrian ORrlea and Alice

O Lear y. WMCA—Fashions In Rhythm. WQXR—Concert

Choir'. 9:19 WEAP -For Men Only.

WOR- Music by Percy Faith,, WJZ—Minstrel Show. WABC—Talk by Herbert Hoover. WHN—Audience Participating Pre-

WMCA Jack Eifen, gossip. 9i4B WQXR Sidney Kaufman, Cinema

Comment.

9:49

telephoned birds up at 8:15 a. m . period the various groups will form weather clear, with northerly winds j their own teams for the tournament and the winning bird. Sergeant, a : games. blue checker hen, arrived at the Among those present last nigh! Barker-Lamhiaae Loft. 181.-83 Twen- were George Hartung. John. Town-ty-ninth avenue. Flushing, at 11 :Sl j send. Jack Breslow, John Griffiths, a. ra... flying the distance of 213.38 j Elliott Haag. Al Ponsinl. Frank miles in 5 hours, 38 minutes and S3 j Grutt, Bobby Wuerth, William Far-

19:

seconds, making an average velocity of 1,114.82 yards per minute.

The first six reported are awarded diplomas.

The report; Loft Yds. par min. Barker-Lambiase Left 1 114.02 Sullivan Loft 1.191. Sullivan Loft (2nd bird* C. Marsehauser • Joseph Sullivan — John Pavleeka — — — — Benes-Jacobs Loft — — AX Johnson Hill Loft

ley, Edward Donoghue. Walter Far-lev and Johnny Finnegan.

The Flushing Y. M. C. A. Five, which will embark on the 1838-39 campaign early next month, starts practicing this week. The majority of last year's squad, will be back in

1.094.14 j action with the exception of Bill 1993 31 ^rarley, who will play with Nat Hol-1090.39' m a n s City College quintet. Farley i'JJ!-*2! however, will be available at the end 1.987.29 i __. __

19:99. P. M. TO It M1DMORT.

WEAF—Kay Kyser's Musical Klass,. WOR—A Source of Information. WJZ—Opera Series, WHN stay Kyser's Musical Klass

and Dance, WMCA -Candsd Mike WQXR- -Jus*. Music Hour. WOR Melodies 'Prom the Sky. WABC—Edgar A. Otsestj, WMCA Oaraett Marks., news.

1.9:49 WMCA—Harlem Headlines. 11:09 WRAP—Msssaer's Orchestra.

WOR—News. Arthur Hale. WJZ-News; Craig s Orchestra. WABC—News; Basle's Orchestra. WHN • 'News. W M C A - Amateur Night in Harlem. WQXR—Concert,

1113 WOR Lee Shelley* Orchestra WHN Vocalist; Organ.

11:39 WEAP-Lyman's Orchestra. WOR—Jurgens* Orchestra. WJZ—Dance Orchestra,. WABC Kaye's Orchestra.. WHN—Theater .Lobby interviews, WHN--Morrow*s Orchestra. WEAF—Osborne's Orchestra. WOR—Dance Orchestra. WJZ—Aassa the Arab. WABC—Kemp's Orchestra. W H N - H o a r of Classical Musis. WMCA—News Commentator.

19:99 WEAP- Just Plain Bill. WJZ—Smilln' Ed MeConnell. songs WA8KS--W_tef Mouse. __ WHN—Ed East's Houss Party. WNYC-Mornlngstde String Trio. WQXR—Music of Bohemia.

19:45 WEAF—Woman in White. WJZ—Ma Perkins. WABC—Stepmother. WQXR Monitor Views the Newam

11:99 WEAF—David Ha rum. WOR—Nell Vinick. WJZ—Story of Mary Martin. WABC Morning Moods. WHN LeRoy. pianist. WMCA-The Dentist Says. talk.

11:14 WEAF- Lorenzo Jones. WOR Science Achievements. WJZ—Vic and Bade. 'WHN—Musical Travelogue. WMCA - Nsucy Turner, woman's

program, 11:99 A . M . TO 1:99'P. M.

11:89 WRAP—Young Widow Brown. WOR — Alan Courtney'a Otoom-

chasers, WJZ—Pepper Young's Family. WABC—Bis Stater. WHN—Magic of Music.

11:45 WEAP-Road of Life. WJZ—Getting the Most Out of Life. WABC- Aunt Jenny's Stories. WMCA—Musical Silhouettes.

19:99 WEAF Dan Harding's Wife. WJZ- Southernaires. WABC—Tower Town Tempos. WHN—Singing Cowboys. WMCA—Barton Fellows, news. WNYC— Midday Symphony.

12.-14 WEAF The O'Neills. WOR—Voice of the Farm. WJZ—Oeorge Griffin, songs. WABC—Irene Bessiey. WHN—Movie Chatter and Oosslp WMCA Racing News; Organ In- ,

terlude. 12:99 WEAF—Time for Thought,

WOR—News. Mark Hawiey. WJZ — National Perm and

Hour. _ ^ _ WABC—Romance of Helen Trent WHN—On Wings of Swing. WMCA—Spinning Desks.

18.149 WEAF—Cadets Quartet. WOR—Consumer" s Quiz Club. WABC—Our Oal Sunday. WRAP News: Markets snd Weather

Reports. WOR - Dramatised Health Talk.

Melody Moments. WABC—The Goldbergs. 'WHN—Charlie Beam's Orchestra. WMCA—Nick Kenny, mirror reflec­

tions, l i t S WEAF—Words and Music.

WOR—Trail Hlssers. WJZ—Farm 8erv:_e. WABC Vic and Bade. WHN—LrRov. pianist. WMCA—Bert and Bob. s:ng:ng duo. 1:99 P.. M. TO' 8:49 P. M.

BAR PIN. with small diamond, vicinity Woodside or Sunny side, reward. 60-16 48th street. Woodakte.

BLOODHOUND—BROWN. VICINITY 14TH AVENUE. BERCHHUR8T. REWARD.

PLushing 0-1514. BOSTON BULL male, black snd white

hesd, chest snd front legs. 925 reward. PLEASE return. NEwtown 9-9101.

ETEOLAS8EB. between 82nd and 53 rd sts, snd Roosevelt eve.. Arthur Ripple. 41-18 52nd street. Woodside.

OREYHOUND. blue, female, lost vicinity Jackson Heights; REWARD. Maurice OConnell. 84-33 01th street. Corona.

IRISH SETTER, red. lost Sunday, blind in right eye. 33-38 10th street. Jack-son Heights. HAvemeyer 9-5959.

IRISH SETTER, red. white paws and breast, black collar, reward. Great Neck 310-J.

Persian, silver, lost; 1 child's pet. Reward. HAve. 0-1581. 19th at.. Jackson Heights.

WIRE-HAIRED fos

yesr; 32-58

Barrier, white, with brown esr and head markings, vicinity Roosevelt sve. 41-95 15th St., Jackson Heights. CLELAND Reward.

And If»time to think of coming to Surrey . . heodquorterg for first-clots renewed cor quality ond super service.

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HOUSEWORKER. pi. Jin c o k i n g , small family, good wages, ovn roo.-n and lava-tory. references. INd. 3-2933.

HOL'SIWORKER general, small adui: family. Bleep in. Call HAvemeyer 4-9289 after 4 o'clock.

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4 P. M. Imperial 2351-M HOUSEWORKER. general, light cooking

sleep in. own room; references FLush-ing 1-3951.

HOUSEWORKER. steady, boy 13 years child 2, sleep In. 849 Apt. 1-A. 89-09 32nd avenue. Jackson Heights.

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FORD cabriolet 1994. perfect; guaran­teed; 833 down. 813 monthly WILFORD AUTO SALES fPord Dealers I Roosevelt sve, at 78th st. HAve 9-8187

ROW BOAT, flat bottom skiff. Owner will I *°£P ^ ^ L l " * ^ i n * * i 1 L e ! i . 8l48;_CaU p}ease Identify. Inquire FLuatUng 8- j 9390-J.

Ed. Ryan. RAvenswood 8-9153 '(Between 5-8).

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Trade* Accepted. Ceeveaieat Terms. BREITFEU.ER MOTORS, lac.

t'aed Csr Dept : BeB Ave. <3l4th SI ) * Nertbern Blvd.. BAyalde S-MSS Bayside, N. Y.

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WANTED—25 GIRLS AT ONCE! We train you FREE in TAP and MU8T-

CAL COsaRPY. To be used in MUSICAL BHOWS. Jobs secured for tho»« inters:•<!

APPLY AT ONCE Bollywood Studios of Stage Dancing,

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WOMAN, young, white. Protestant, fam­ily, genersl housework, thoroughly experi-enced, light laundry, sleep in. HA 9-4964

WOMEN, young, solicitors for dance school In Jackson Hetriita. Telephone HAve-meyer 4-9030 Wednesday to Friday

WOMAN, white, capable, cook snd gen­ersl houseworker. sleep in. 949-850.

HAvemeyer 9-2741.

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BE A BEAUTY SPECTAUST for a worth-while paying profession, day - evenir* classes. QUEENS BEAUTY INST . 40-22 Main street: 155-31 Jamaica avenue

BEAUTY CULTURE: new .egixlatlon mase. this s most sttrsctive trsde. low rates. easy terms: positions recommended. Browne Beauty Academy, 31-24 Masn street Flushing. INdepender.ee 3-4412.

H e l p W a n t e d M a t e 22 :

BOY TO WORK IN DRUG STORE BRING REFERENCES 105-02 NORTHERN BOU-LEVARD CORONA

CAKE DISTRIBUTORS WANTED.

CARPENTER, long exper.ence. wishes work, $5 a day. landlord or contractor. Hun-ganan mechanic. HAve 9-3835

COUPLE. KHitherners. wishes position as maid and handy man, good reference. Call HAve. 9-8333

GARDENER ar.d odd job mar. wishes work. 35c per hoar, Hugh Nalley.

PLushing 9-843I-W MAN. young. 27, white, father has pasted

away. need s-eady job to support rr.otner. Knowledge of lettering and •aiming. G. Case. 06-28 S2nd 4nxe. Maspetn.

MAN with Plymouth rar.' wiTnea position with man or some reliable concern.

Cali STt:Iwell 4-0508, MAN—Esperienoed supervising* construction

work, selling seRdlng materials to owner, able read pjaai Box Z-83, Daily Star. PjuabjLng.

PAINTER. American, A-l mechanic, paper hanger, graining, want work ittstas or outside. RAvensaood f.-PM2

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F i n a n c i a l B u a i n e s a O p p o r t u n i t i e s i*

CANDY STORE and rooms, modern im-aaseeawnts. near church and schools. 44-09 Grand avenue, Astoria,

Money te Loan Mortgagee 09 MONET POP. SMALL FIRST MORTGAGL3

SEIDEL St OE34SMERE. 12-11 BROADWAY, ASTORIA

TEL, AStoria 8-0381. 'ITI'LE CO. mortgages, certificates wanted

First mortgage money for owners. JOHN A CO , 80 BROAD &T DIgby 4-82:6.

P e r s o n a l L o a n * 48b

One of Pennsylvania's oldest cake manu­facturers is interested :n cor.tsct.ing ex­perienced Cake Distributors to call or. retail stores. Men owning tr.eir own trucks. Phone HAvemeyer 0-2498. be­tween 7-9 p. m.

MONTY ADVANCED :n 5 minutes. Cars pa d for or r.o; Michaels. 3?-02 34th av*r:ue. AStor.a 8-8848

U a n t e d T o B o r r o w 41a

WASTED. "OLOOOr 100% "security, snort term, good bonus. Call REpubSc 9 -95T4.

1931 Ford deluxe tudor touring. 1930 Por.tiac deluxe coupe.

Kemp A McNulty. 54th At A North._b!yd. stJB'way. RA S-1095 19M FORD ROADSTER. PERFECT, 9295. 1

35 DOWN, |4 75 WEEKLY Steady ED. OCONNELL—INdependence 3-0032

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COLLECTOR AND CANVASSER WITH LARGE ACQUAINTANCE LOCALLY.

PLushing 9-4294 I n 9 t r u c t i o n

Daar-iDg, ttr^mmtu n. M u s i c a l 44

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SURREY <BUICK. MOTORS AStor-a 8-5400

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J. Sctolagler — Triboro Loft — Prank Sklenks -Corons Loft — M. Rosensweig -H. P. Saehse — A Heuvelmans -Harry Beraer — Bee' Cee Loft — Decoration Loft B. J. Ksne • A Moskowits -Joseph Sens — Prank Lasak

-1.093.84 -1.090.43 -1.989.29 -1,05808 -1.05479 -1.05445 -1,893.09 -1.051 69 -1,051 66

of the college campaign. Tomorrow's Programs

Walter Widmayer Happy Days Loft E. Genovese —— Crescent Loft One Loft.

Local Golfers Trail A s Snead Wins Cask

SOFTBALL Kllsner K. C. Team Wise.

Olympia Council, Knights of Colum-i''99l's71 bus, was defeated by 8-3 in the first

—I 04085 noftball game played against Joyce j L04f".7l Kilmer Council at Olympic Field, f

—1*931.44 Whitestone. —lSiS!I Th* I'n«-up»: —1,023 05 Olympia Council—J. Bow*, If.; W. ~l*J5i"Jj Heatlier. ss .; N. Noe, lb . ; J. Far-No report raher, 2b.; H. Fitspatrlck, 3b.; J.

' Boyle, rf.; P. Brady, acf.; G. Mc-| Kenna, c.; Q. Reilly, cf.; T. Fahey,

p. Substitutes were R. Denning for Bows, H. Mordhurst for J. Boyle and Andy Martin for G. Reilly.

Joyce Kilmer Council—Jimmy Mar­tin, c.; Vic Dillon, p.; Jack Caul-fleld. lb . ; H. Schaffer, 2b.; Bmmett Bentley, rf.; Harry Jonea, 3b.: George Seamon, If.; Jack O'Connor, ss.; H. Phalen, cf., and Bob Auld,

7:1 A. M. TO 9.m A M.

WEAF—Forty Winks Club. WOR—Musical Clock. WJZ—Morning Patrol... WABC—Morning _ Almanac

WJZ Mother-in-Law, WABC—Road of Life, WHN—Hartal's Orchestra. WMCA — Mirrors of Manhattan, ,

drama. 1:48 WRAP—Radio Rubes

WOR—Marriage License Romances. ; WJZ "Glenn Darwin., songs. WABC—Gospel Singer. WHN To be announced. WMCA-Sam Brown's Day Club,

2:99 WEAP Betty and Bob WOR -Silhouettes in Blue. WJZ- Three Cheers. WABC— Light's Orchestra. WMCA—Garnet t Marks, news.

8:19* WEAP Arnold Grimm's Daughter. WOR -As You Like It WJZ Let's Talk It Over WMCA Racing News; Dance Or­

chestra. 9188 WRAP-Valiant Lady.

WOR—Charles Austin's 'Family WJZ -Light Opera Select.ions, WABC—Southern Cf mse WHN Billy Daniels, songs WMCA II Paddock, commentator. WEAP Hymns of Ail Cl«reh#a, 'W'lf N Ha w a t la n M11 s 1 c.. WMCA--Ima.ulrtng Microphone. WEAF—Story of Mary M a r i s WOR — Martha Oeane,

hour. WJZ—Grand Slaw Revue, WABC - Army Rand. WHN Albert's Orchestra,. WM'CA -Barbara Jean, songs.

8:19 WEAP—Ma Perkins. WMCA Knickerbocker String En

>euible. WRAP Pepper' Youngs Family, WJ2J— Hoesisf Hop. WABC—Blocb's Varieties. WHN Promenade Concert WMCA—News Commentator. WEAP—Guiding Light. WOR David Hsrutn. WJZ—Between the Bookends. WMCA—Matinee Melodies.

CHEVROLET'S Vwi Late Mode's JOSEPH L DALY

Authorised Chevrolet Dealer. 133-35 Roosevelt s v e . Flushing. CHEVROLET CO A CH. 1931. |53~*

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1936 FORD Tudor touring wdar., radio. • perfect condition throughout, 1:20 down,

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_ RA 8-1095 OLD6MOBILE' 191g" SIX™SET)AN "HEATER

RADIO MARTIN WHITEWALL TIRES 8450; MUST BE SOLD TODAY, lbt> DOWN BAyside 4-1815-J.

PRrVA'TE"" OWNER <34» 2 OARS. Pie-ce-Arrow -jedan and 1938 Plymouth cojpe, wo'.Jd like to dispose of the.&e at once. Apply LA VALUE, 33-8! 112nd street.

_ PLushing 7-24411 1937 PONTTAC 4-door sedan

wheels, car :oofc» like new.* PACKARD

38-02 Northern Blvd., L. 1 C STi. 4-8288

trunk, 6

MAN WITH CAR willing worker, relerer.ee.!; gooc"

income assured. Century Me-aicraft Corp.. 208. Sth sve , N Y. 10-12 antf Not esnvassing.

MAN. experienced :n plumbing supplies Keep shop tn oroer. Harrington. 95th street and Broadway. Woodside.

MAN, YOUNG WILLING TO WORK ON COMMISSION BASIS SELLING COAL RICHARDSON COAL DISTRIBUTORS HAv 4-0358

REAL ESTATE SALESMEN — Unusually well->ca;ed b-isy office has opening for snotr.er ma:: Permanent conr.ee:.:"" alertness, intelligence, consistency aeees-ssry; must have sedan.

DE MAR A COMPANY. 41-15 JC.• sena_ blv <\. PLasJ-..ng 9-0700 REAL 'ESTATE SALESMAN *" SELL 1-

PAMILY HOUSES ON NEW DEVELOP­MENT _BOX S-49.. Daily Star.

BAXOPKOftK tiJLYlBC Alto, for smsi l or-ehestra,, arasl oe f.*'er 2* C*'.l KAve-mever 9-3071 be: ween 7—9 P. M Wednesday.

INZUCHI S MUSIC SCHOOL. Piano. Violin Bar.;-,- Sax Car.net, Trum­pet Accordion Guitars. .Mandolin. Drums. Instruments Rented M'Cfrr. Method. 37-47_82d_st. L_J»ct_son_H'-.g'.' -. HAve 4-5242.

PIANO'"' VIOLIN," "THEORY O- Kr.trier Ins-.-.-tor N Y Coliege of

M K f M-r: 2}r''i-. f BA-.s:de 9-5X^4 PIANO INSTRUCTldN.,

REASONABLE 32-27 UTOPIA PARKWAY. | FL--6ri 7-5*49. SAXQPHONR clarinet and •iboe. iSi.:ruc-

tssns by eaperlenced tesefaer easy mettod Moms P s v a X47-X6 33th s v e -nue PLashing >-9877-J.

PIANO INSTRUCT ION ~AT YOUR HOME' CLASSIC OR POPULAR RATES REA­SONABLE MADIE WALL RA- 9-X8X6.

P e l A — A n i m a l s D o g s . Bird%. Other I V t s 47

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male, fully r. | avenue.

M a l e I n a t r n c t i o a 33b

PLY MOUTHS USED CAR MODELS BEDFORD MOTOR SALES

Authorised D»Sotr>-Plymojth Dealer l_99-50 Northern bird., Bayside,

DODGE 1537 TOURING SEDAN F ^conditioned by the o.d eA-afc:,: .̂':ed Dodjre

snd P.ymouth dealer This model is iff*red at a reduced price which includes 1 year lubrication and brake adjustment *ervice

BISHOP MfCORMICK A BX3HOP 4 -nNorthi-rr . blvd __ AStoria B-2203

1930"" DOOOE~SEDAN " BARGAIN 845

__ j57 ROBINSON AVE. FLUSHING "•" ;RD6'»~ FORDS! FORDS'

PLYMOUTH cenvertibJs Cu'ipe, 1938. in al­most new condition. 8*6i

LENOBEL MOTOR SALES TNC . S te in* ty st. at Northern blvd , L. I. C.tv

STi-iwei: 4-4740

""'YOUR OWN BUSINESS Would ycu be Interested in a b-i.r'-_-

for yoiirse.f wttbowt osse cen* s i tevest-mer.t on yo_r part? Our men were pre-vteus storekeepers, sbopwwrkers, ssecnan-tcs, insarsa-te ro-u*emen. etc . ar.d '-.%••* earned and are :e<-e.v_ng in psreeetage ar.d bonuses from 815 to S36 tn a single d*v We are an oid bus r i ' ^ - n . ^ r known rran tfarturer of an elect.-.ral .~;:»ec.j: :•• We have released a new product that de­nes competition and lor srhtstl tllgsSj ll a constant demand

NOW HERE ARE OUR REQUIREMENTS You n.utt be under SO \ttz$ of age. pre-

BEAGLE DOG 2 vear. •: :. Bed l°'> 63-78 Muspeth. HAvmeyer 8-

iOBTON PUPPIES' and male dogs. X--. rears. pr....2r«'S reasonabJe: hours 2 to 9 upper floor 4B-I0 25tn ave,. Astor.a

GOOD" HOME"~WANHfED"' t;.r~'female tlacK kitten \t rcontbi old , hoiisebroken. i_*ai pet, BAv'-id* 5-41*-

Rooms and Board R o o m * H'ith B o a r d €7

AST<

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3«-.h street _.* StHTJRST—Ge.

iac.e. nue.

a . 28-

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PLYMOUTH 1997, TRUNK, SEDAN. SACRIFICE. 8425 HAvemeyer 0-7344

possess least a

A n t e T r u c k a F o r b a l e 12

9:49

2:99

F >RD !93? cent sedan i r iRD 1917 *o H P eeaps

t »RD ViM deluxe fordor sedan .; F ">RD 1336 deluxe tudor sedan . , p )RD 1S39 eenv cabrleiet . . . I F >RD 1934 fordor se.ian

women s I F RD 1933 tudor sed^n I F >RD 1933 tudor sedan

!529 FORD '.-TON GOOD CONDITION. SACRIFICE. 150.

BAyside vaooe,

j IS

UNIVERSAL -Ford d« 08 Northern Bjyd |

i Ford coupe

.er$< L I

le-"4 Ford convertible coupe

9:99'

9:19

8575 . 395 . 425 . 425 . 425 . 250

225 . 175

City ins

. 215 . 2"5 . 325 I 450

#99 . 025

G a r a g e s P e r R e n t

ELMHURST

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ferably married, honest, rehab'e, a n<»a*. appearance t.-.c hate at grammar school ed .cat.an Every BBSS answer.ng' this sdvertisessent Will be given a conndentiai interview a n i :f i*.ec-e<f WIS be trained at our expense in o:r methods, which are s-jccessful '*'» con-sigw your mer<-handle a.-.- ftn&r.ce | r is *• funis, supply adtertlsing «-at:merv and all expenses A",:.,.- Th irsdsy XI A M sharp 9D-94 Wist St Jama.cs, Room 5^8

I rr COttpie, all home comforts.

itiren *< er 6

ac-iken

peats.I Large yard . X47-40 Delaware

GARAGE FOR RENT. MR LAKE

_ 93-21 4STH AVENUE __ ASTORIA—Private bri"ck "faTage",' "for­

cer 88 McGregor. 32-72 34th near Broadway station.

ASTORIA — 34-06" e l th street "" Garage 20x20. w.-h vard. suttaoJe storage or repa.r vftop RAvei»weod 9*4551.

RELIABLE MEN TIONING and

.0 take Btaei

up AIR COICDI-

tow employed Refrigerat

rri r*;r e*̂ t

sman reet.

saeeSuani-^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -:cn and willing to train spar*- urae to become experts in installation and aetwiee weri as well as planning, estimating. *• -Write giving age, present occapatten.

UTILITIES ENG rNSTTTUTE

ave 2 cocki t:;-r. r ... f tUSHING"?. : ra ~w" tn ~ '"

Juniper' svenue I'S_epfr... ~ PU3SJ1INO — l a r i e A::: Including garaee, for X rr.

near *:ar-, ' , fcireiki-.v -43-3S ISTtJj St. FX f * * ' • ! . " " " t - w - ' - " •£• . V u. •••• "..• •

ring Hospital • without board: ransit, 127-98 ence 8-2175

• 2 gentlemen.

' - - : p 9-9179. se. Bcasekeep-

tACKSON ave. FL. 8 -9XXS__

a a an board, pri--1.: .1. near all

A 1 merer 4-4247

Box 4!

W a n t e d A u t o m o t i v e 17

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR 1999-31 FORDS. ALL BODY TYPES.

MORTON* MOTOR SALES 154-00 Northern Blvd. 'Otwn Eve. St Bun.

Legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

1:99 WEAF—.Forty Winks Ctttb. i NOTICE w HEREBY GIVEN THAT A , , PUBLIC HEARING will be held at the > li offlce of the Board of Transportation of j The City of New York, on the 8th AOOT

WHN"... Musical Program; Weather; t of No- 259 Hudson Street, Borough of " " — Manhattan, on Friday, September 30. 1938

at 11:10 A. M on the proposed terms _

Sam Snead. the sensational twen­ty-Ive-y ear-old West Virginian, hasn't been able to win any of the major golf championships during his color­ful career on the links, hut he has won more, money so far this season than any player in the history of the 9 C ' game. Substitutes were George Finnegan

In the final two rounds of the US,- f o r J"m™Y Martin and J. Weiss for 500 Westchester open 108-hole test B o b Attld. yesterday at the Fenway Golf Club. The score: White plains. Snead's 430 strokes; StTssSS* captured first prlae of 85.000 to in­crease his earnings for 1838 to « ? . - In one of the concluding games tn 572.83. The previous high for a full' the Anchor softball tournament Tony year was set in 1828 when Horton | Del R 0 s e pitched the Cap Depart-

0 1 9 0 0 2 0 9 9—3 4 9 0 1 9 0 9 1 x — 4

Time. 7i49 WMCA—Tony Kay. news; Odd News. 9:99 WEAF—Milt Herth Swing Trie,

WOR—News. WJZ Esrbenders. WABC-Bob Byron, songs. WMCA — Second Cap of Coffee,

music. WQXR—Concert.

8:19 WEAF—Gene snd Glen, songs. WOR- Tea Fletcher, songs. WJZ Campus Kids. WABC—Ruth Brine, talk. WMCA—Morning Meditations.

8:30 WEAP—Musical Tete-a-Tete. WOR—Vic and Sade. WJZ Richard Leibert, organist. WABC—Deep River Boys. WHN — Advertising and. Business

News. WMCA—Chapel Singer.

i i l 5 WEAP—Landt Trio, WOR—The Goldbergs. WJZ — Jack and Loretts Clemens.

songs

"> Ford deluxe sedan isi .4 Port tudor . . . . . r'->? Plymouth 2-dr. »rg rad. and hta lfr 7 Ford convertible coupe 1J57 Chrysler kg sed rad heat. . .

TRI-BOftO 44 h S* •NOTthern Blvd. Opp. Garden Bow'.. T»' 2 FORD' Seda i ~ . ". ~8125

! is -2 CHEVROLET Sedan 130 IS l WILLYS "9" Sedan 00

! IS 1 FORD Coupe 40 19 1 CADILLAC Sedan . 40

8TAPLETON At SCHNEIDER INC I R >sevelt av ar.d 77th st.. Jackson Heights

~ HeFe's~a™Bar?aln In a eonvertlbls coupe, '3< Olds "f"; new top. gunmetal grey tin- ___%_ K j v „ . . _ „ _ » , -,.».,.* »,r_.r*.n<-e^

It*- f_»rf*et <_n_i''(ir fuilr _---»r»"'eer' : COOK, aousewofker, SDite, e*per.ence^. I U 0 * condit.or. i-. .v g_ara., .eec, ( agm, T9tenim!m, £ 0 o < i bom*, good salary

RIDLEY MOTORS INC. ! , PLmmtltg 9-0959. , 10-30 Northern Boule-.ard. Bav-ide : GENERAL HOUSEWORKER cooking, light

1 ght out -he boo evard to 209th street wish, assist care of 2 children. 2 adults. F< RD 1999 2-door sedan. Deluxe, with ^c:\DLr^Tr

cZJrl;l,Ro%lrn E s t a t w ' --unk like new Reaaonsble 41-44 Tlst I B j J f *'m- *Rar-Journal.

cm. H e l p M a l e a n d f e m a l e 34

Employrnent H e l p vt a n t e d FemaleT S2

CAXV'ASSERS! experieaced. department of Stsr-Joun ary and liberal comsalssio Island Snsr-Jourra. Lxs:,._ l i or Fltish:r.g Offlce 135-32 Roo« C.rc ::.v -- Dept __

S A L E S M A N " ' . - " S A L F S X O M E N " ? to h.".-..a.e. salsry ommisj product, cosmetics,. 22-2* S*<? AstOt s.

i.a": R o o m s W i t h o u t Itourd SS

App.

-.-r.

-. ws;

COOK and general houseworker. sleep in. good references

Great Neck 2837, houseworker,

s i t u a t i o n s W a n t e d F e m a l e 28

CHILDREN " CARED~FOR' — "DAY. WEEK MONTH. PLAYGROUND AUTO SER­VICE, REASONABLE HAvemeyer 3-787«.

•reet. 'Woodside and conditions of draft, form "of contract j Pf RD 1837 tudor sedan, perfect condi-for furnishing and delivering of Block j ' m. radio heater, private. 87-14 55th Signaling and Interlocking Equipment— ' ad Elmhurst. Line D. Sly Avenue Station. Borough of j j ^ - j D ' rcSdsterT issT,' good rendition. "*!f_'*,**« . _ .-1 ___«. _ _ _>l ''nilco rad.o. air horn.«. reasonable Toe-

Coplas of said draft form, of proposed f ,j 2l-*s ?'v-h st Astorta

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER 2 children light laundrv, cooking o«n room, ref­erences #35 BA--side 9-0534

GIRlZ whiteT wneral hotisework. Iseip with care ol 3 children; references, 8*0 mor. uy. BAys.de 9-0&99

contract may be obtained at the offices of the Board of Transportation, 'Room 501. 250 Hudson Street. Borough of Manhattan. at a cost of One Dollar each.

Dated. September 11. 1999. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE

CITY OF NEW YORK, by JOHN H. DYLANEY. Chairman. FRANK X. SULLIVAN, Commissioner.

WM. JEROME DALY. Secretary. sep21-ttt2

MOBILIZED FOR ACTION" Ft "XD 1892 • ador *eda n FT ID 1993 • irlor iedan FT ?D 1934 fordor sedan FT'«D i93fi cor.v cabriolet Ft "fD 1998 deluxe tudor ser!an . . . . PC I D 1936 -fluxf fordor vedan . . . . PC <D 1937 60 H P coupe PC :D '.937 conv sedan ,

UNIVERSAL <Ford Dealers-JL •« Northern Blvd . L. I.

. 250 . 425 , 42-i

42 i . 395 . 575

Cltv.

GENERAL houseworker. white, own room and bath, no laundrv. |35 monthly

BAyside 9-3337 GIRL, white, general newseworker. light

cooking, reference 2 people. I'Avemeyer 9-7443 after 9 0 m_

GIRL, white. 30-35. <-_re 4-room apart-ment and 4-year boy. $35. siieep in, 20-75 38th street. Astoria. ter 7

Mrs Andrea, af-

8UPREME COURT. NASSAU COUNTY— NICOLAUS HAMCKE and CHRISTINA HAMCKE, his wife, Plaintiff's, against WILLIAM DAVIDSON, and others. De­fendants, I Pursuant to Judgment herein, dated

WABC--BaiUi Dick and Jack Shan- 1 the 29th day of August, 1939. I will sell non. songs.

WHN—Lew White, organist. ______________________________________________________________________ " York, on November 2d. 1939. at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, the premises in said Judgment directed to be sold, being a plot of ground with the improvements thereon, in Great Neck, County of Nassau

Smith amassed 215,500. Snead won by two strokes from

Billy Burke, the former national open champion. ,,.

Jimmy Hines of the Lakeville Club, Great Neck, holder of the Metropoli­tan open championship, was tied at 438 with Ralph Guldahl and Mike Turnesa. Bach received 8480.

Charlie Yansick. the former pro at Corona Park and now of the Tuxedo j Mechanical Dept Park Golf Club, finished with 4451 c*n Dept and tied Harry Cooper and Frank Walsh. Gene Sara sen was tied at 481 Hills.

ment to its second straight win over the Mechanical outfit at* the Police Athletic grounds, Long Island City, by the score of 12 to 6.

Dei Rose hsfa won its last three tart and it was mainly through his performance on the mound that the Cap Department is tied for first place in the tournament.

The score by innings: 0 0 0 1 5 9 0 — 9 2 8 0 9 1 OS—12

Columbians, Indians Tie. The Astoria Columbiana and the

atrokes with Willie Klein of Wheatley | * * _ ^ * » * * » * ?J?_!.!?. aw _ ! ° I ! - * "

Frank Strafaci, the Long Island City auto salesman, was the first amateur to finish with 452.

GIBBONS AT CROSS BAT Chet Gibbons, daring Brooklyn j

driver, who swept to an Impressive victory tn the Interstate champion­ship event at the Union, N. J., Speedway Sunday, will return to ac- ] tion tonight when he competes in the twice postponed national dirt track big oar automobile racing program at the Cross Bay International Speedway in Ozone Park.

tie before a large crowd at Elm Field, Astoria. Best for the Columbians were Phil Ciacciarello and "Dutch" Leonard.

This was the first game of the sea­son for both teams.

WMCA—News Commentator. 9:09 WEAF-Tbe Band Goes to Town.

WOR—The Syncopators. WJZ—Breakfast Club. WARC—Richard Maxwell, songs. WHN—Polly Shedlove. the Shopper. WMCA - Melodoscope, music. WNYC—Masterwork Hour." WQXR—Composers Hour.

9:19 WEAF—Poetry and Philosophy. WARC—Montana Slim. WMCA—Music and Poetry Reading..

9:89 A M. TO 11 39 A M.

9:99 WEAF—Herman s n d Banta. pianists. WOR—Musical Calisthenics. WABC—Joyce Jordan. Oirl Interne. WHN—Kitchen Kapers. WMCA — Today'a Doings i n New

York. 9:99 WEAF—The Mystery Chef.

WOR—Modern Rhythms. WABC—Bachelor's Children. WHN—News. WMCA—Bob Harris, news.

19:09 WEAF -Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbsge Patch.

WOR—Pure Food Hoar. WJZ—Paul Page1, songs. WABC—Pretty Kitty Kelly. WHN—What to Eat and Why. WMCA—Zeke Manners* Variety Pro­

gram. WQXR—Pep Concert,

19:15 WEAF—John's Other Wife. WJZ—Jane Arden. WABC—Myrt and Marge. WQXR—Science News.

t public auction on the front steps of 1 the County Court House, Mineola, New

Legal Notices

NOTICE OF SALE S PREME COURT. NEW YORK STATE

QUKENS COUNTY - HOME OWNERS LOAN CORPORATION. Plaintiff, v* MAR­TIN C. KELLY, et al.. defendants. Loan No 30-14-A-22200. Index No 2946/38.

P rsuant to Judgment of Foreclosure A f-ale duly entered in above entitled ac­tio- on September 19. 1938. I. the under-

„ . sigr >d. Referee in said Judgment named and State of New York, being on the west | will sell at public auction to _the highest side of Jsyson Avenue,' distant 370.11 feet south of May Avenue, said premises being 49 feet in width in front and rear by 105 feet in depth on both sides, Side lines run parallel with May Avenue and the rear l ine runs parallel with Jsyson Avenue.

TOOETHER with all the right, title end interest, if any, in Jsyson Avenue.

Dated: September 19th, 1939. RICHARD C. FABER, ESQ..

Referee. ARNOLD O. CHARTERS. Attorney for Plaintiff, go Jamaica Avenue, Brook­lyn, New York.

sep2I-28-oct5-ll-10-29

Beer. Wine and Liquor Licenses

Notice is hereby given that license num­ber RW-499 has been issued to the under-Signed to sell wine at retail in a restau­rant under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 43-04 Junction Boulevard. Corona, Queens County, N. Y . for on premises consumption.

CARL W. KLUDES. 43-04 Junction Boulevard, Corons, Queens County, N. Y.

28-4t2

bldr er at the front steps of the Town Hal Jamaica Ave., and Parsons Blvd.. Jarratea, Queens County. N. Y.. on the l i t ! day of October. 1938. at 12 o'clock ' noo of that dav the premises directed by •

GIRL-Rea l estate offlce, able to type, j rent apartments Sch_cha!t*r, 37-18 69th

street, Woodside ^_ _____ J GIRL—Woman white, housework, live in.

$40 month. Phone Wednesday all da;. ' Thursday alter 2 p. m. FLu. 9-827S

OIRL—White, general housework, plain cooking assist 2 children 4-year and 1-

_year , good home, sleep In. BAy _9-5288 I GIRL, young, housewrork. as_iJi cook:nf,

stay in few n:ghts weekly. S30-S35: Small family. references. Ironside 6-8222

GIRL, experienced dry cleaning: and shoe i repairing department. Aply 3 and 4

p m. only. King Mould Shoe Shops, j 45-10 Greenpoint ave . Sunnyssde.

GIRL, white. Polish or German preferred. Week day afternoon- 1 to i . house­work, light laundry, 2 school children

1 3 2 0 . BAyside 9-8257-M. Douglas Manor. tid Judgment to be sold, said premises GIRL, general, small apartment, 1 child.

bcir ; situate on the east side of Auburn da!' Lsne. distant 402.416' south of 45th Ave: ue, being an irregular plot approxi-m a " l y 30.02x118.71* known as No 45-41 Aub irndsle Lane. Flushing, Queens County. H. Y.. all of which is more fully de-seri ed in said Judgment.

FRANK D. O'CONNOR Referee.

L. EUGENE DECKER. Esq.. Attorney for Plaintiff. 163-18 Jamaica Avenue. Borough of Queens. City of New York,

sep21-23-28-30-oct5-1

own room $25. HAvemeyer 6-3379.

GIRL, FOR HOUSEWORK SLEEP OUT

RAvenswood 8-1098

KEt, WINE And LIQUOR LICENSES

GIRLS, experienced, wanted on dyeing Oriental rugs Rug Renovating C o , 14-38 33rd ave.. Astoria.

GIRL, general housework, experienced: small fa mil v. sleep in.

NEwtown 8-8649. GIRL, white, genersl housework, light

laundry, own room and bath, 840. Call REpubiic 9-6972.

COUPLE w-ishes work, housework ing. handyman chauffe-ir. full will take singie Job. Welkins. 209tp street. ^Bayside.

COUPLE, denies pos.t.on general housr-w-ork. Call o:r writ*. 32-41 X06th street, CorsBi^ HAvemeyer 9-7-903

GIRL, rolored. wtj^e^ day's work""Mon­day. Wedne.-_av, T.-.-:r5,_a'- er mornings.

__?_H " me. PLushing 9-2539 GIRL WISHES DAY WORK LAUNDRY OR CLEANING

FLashmg 9_-_l_15_5-R, _ _ H6T7ilWC.RK "part-time or' foil time;

reference. Call 9 to XX a. m HA--e-meyer 4-027! ^ ^

LAUNDRESS, A-l . neat, colored"! work called for and delivered: open-air dry­ing, references. PLushing 9-0421-J.

- Mn>Di_E_AG_aD WOMltN-wTshes po_itlor7 general housework Christian faxo-ly. Mrs Peters 32-50 44th st . Astoria.

PLAY SCHOOL, $2~v.-eekly. frar__po-*at-or. if desired. Special arrangement-; all dav

___ T I HAvemeyer 4-3917. SECRETARY, experienced, desires position

tn established real estate office, thor­oughly familiar with insurance; reftr-encefl* INdependence 3-1764.

WOMAN of" refinement wiihel to care Cor c'Mldxen. evenings; best references PLushing 7-1033.

WOMAN, white, young, desire, genera' housework. Thursdavs. references. Ca.i between 9-8, INd. 3-5013.

WOMAN, white, wishes position as house­keeper, small family; wages 850 monthly, 33-42 171s: street. PLushing 7-790T-R.

WOMAN. GIVE SERVICE. DOCTORS OF­FICE. EVENINGS EXCHANGE ROOM AStoria 8 _ « X 2 _

WOMAN. English capable, wishes cooking and housework, can take full charge. FL.s-hmg 9-9292. ^^

WOMAN, colored, genersl housework, snd 1 cook, live In. good references, PLushing

iSr I 9-3952 ,

ASTORIA - S*_-r»o_a.s, com- .. *: EngeJ, 22-15 m

ASTORIA—Large entrance, 14 mars statlcn \

ASTOItLA-^lti -. private entrar

. 94. 43-13 ASTORIA—IDEAL

DO-'BLES HOC REFRIGER A TIG

_STORXA — ~f*F: ceep.ng r- «•..-.

r, f lean-time __-:•__*_*__ 45-42 ASTORIA—X-2

i-Bpnraessen: S'.:pt.. 31-77

ASTORIA—Fr-" ;--.r.;ng _•_<

nstsbew brig-ht tn references.

tire room, pr.--ate 24th s*:eet. D.t-

__8-2729._^ _. ..T.prok-eme.-.ts.

: : - 1 a »r.-_e sub-

sw, SINGLES "AND IT-:\G OPTIONAL -9X 4XST STREET. ioo:r.. X.gr.t _c_ i*-near *-it.o>r.: also G: snd avenue.

r 3 : tree*

l . v . ASTORIA—New; r X

*' ->'ip!e or 2 Xr «•:

ate rooms, all __»„y statlcn.

••ate hoi:_se. ad-B.way s t sUoc;

front room 'for "Xndows. private

3 « _ Ditmars ••atica. 21-44 X""r.

ASTORIA—LARGE, L I G H T ROOMS; NEAR SUE'-VAV

CARLS'EN_ Z'-7 3 —' D STri EFT .ASTORIA— Large ffi i

sinale: one block 32-24 30* h ".:»• • _

p " ~

C L E A R

ream I or 2. also B?o*dw_y station.

ASTORIA running water 89-95 "find at. ..

ASTORIA—Art ra rtive private entrance: t r»a«^r.ab> 33-:» B

ASTORIA- New, moarrn. bea :.--:::*-:' room, --so lorely t "i niliiBSs c;o«e transit:

i fcr ger.-lex.an. 84 5'': naekeep-r.g. «5; shower.

BS-t fren4 room, N sralk itstion:

Till? rnr-

:*_-4? y-

- ' -~i-» radio, private house.

IE b : "1-21 "

Br-'»_wav stat a_rr09-IA—Lsrg

room Jacobs Was-hington staticn

_J5TOft_A—2 rooms. k ;p.ng. adjo.ni ave. 1 tat

ASTORIA—I_a7-"s~i irinv location: private famil1

ferred 28-33 37- h st re* .VSTORIA- Attractive la:

secend flt>t>r. furn.s..* hou5*. 9-25 27

AlYfORTA—Neat! merits pr.v_t#

sanny room. suitabX* 21-99 94th street, near

front ronm, aX:so small 15-97 21st street, near

*fVrnished7

:n.e. lor house-3 bliocis Grand

* ~ ___£__** room, desirable ger.t!<-mar. pre-

H. Major. m a n ] . front.

roooB; pnvs te

83. imprbve-lfr.se 30-OS

HOUSEWORKER. WHITE. OWN ROOM. M 830 MONTH

N -Ice is herebv given that license num- | PLushing 7-1539. ber L-99 has been issued to the under-j HOUSEKEEPER, care for infant, home, sifr.»d to sell liquor at retail under the | business couple: good cook, reliable. Alei lolic Beverage Control Law at 33-39 ; s i e e n in 840 Call HAve 0-4244. Cross Island Boulevard. Bayside. Queens 1 y_;-,_a_!_=rr^i=_=_— i ______ Con ty, N. Y.. for off premises coniump- i HOUSEWORKER, ge_teraL <»hite», 9 ti 0 r ; i adults, own room and bath. 143-39 Ash

CHARLES LUKS avenue. PLushing 9-1595.

WOMAN, wishes position, part-time, morn­ings or afternoon. Call NEwtown 9-8372.

WOMAN young, would like to learn to assist dentist or phvsician. HAvemever 9-0185.

YOUNG WOMAN white, will care for children and do light housework, live in or out. Bos C-45. Star.

31st st __r.ear Gr_r._ ave, statiori_ ASTORIA' — " Arract . te ~ bedroom, "private

ki-Chen, p n v i > j s s . business woman: reference: Broadway sta. ASt. 8-9150-M

ASTORIA-Hscely fonsj HHsSt. reasonable re:

25-29 41st street.

.tec room, private

ASTORIA

&.*n 23-n~ Kindred .--.-eet.

comfortable ible, no ch_l-

Mtuationa Wanted Male 27

BARTENDER. 27. A-l miser. 3 vears* ex­perience, non-union Phone HAvemeyer 4-5347.

CARPENTER — EXPFRTENCED. WORK. CITY OR COUNTRY.

REPUBLIC 9-9SM

WISHES

3-39 Cross Island Boulevard, Bayside. j HOUSEWORKER, general white, who can I CARPENTER. German-American, desire* Queens County, N. Y. ' speak English and able to cook, sleep ' work, new or repairs. 94 dav. Box C-41,

28-4t2 in, 930 month. BAyside 9-1209. Daily Star.

ASTORIA--Lar_e bedroom, kitchen, pri­vate bath i2-fam:!v«. ail Improvements. reasonable. 25-41 28 $i. •• Washington av

ASTORIA—Large hpmeliste~_urn:shed room. 1 or 2 gss-tsexnen. private house, all tm-provenients. 3X-_3 -tlst street

ASTORIA—Nice single rocrn *f. l Xiei'ed. 1 block Di*msrs subway station 22-26 29th street. AStoria *_16fi__ Mellon.

ASTORIA—Atiract ve room, al 'o double. eeats 29-29 Crese*nt s- ws r ningt

large kitchen, bed-li_igle housekeeping

•at st.. Wsshtngton sta.

THE LONE RANGER ASTORIA

; lit able Ap 3-B

ASTORIA -

L*rge j'inr.v c*it.s:de room. I or 2 14-07 36th svenue.

near statios. Beautiful

CLASSIFIED ADS For ssrne day's paper must be received not later than 9:30 A m. at the main offlce ol the Long Island Star-North Shore Journal, phone STillwell 4-6600, and not later than 9:15 a. in. at the

- Flushing office, phone FLush-ing 9-2900.

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IN THE LONE

RANGEft's GAMS? JUST

OUTSIDE TMETOWN,

V0UN6 DAVE

LIGGETT TELLS OF

MIS SUSPICIONS

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ large front room newly decorated; also single rooms. Broadwajr station. 30-13 Broadway,

ASTORIA—Block Grans avenue subway: attractive a:r> room, shower: private entrance: gentleman 28-32 33rd street

ASTORIA—Combination Living room, bed-ream, newly furnished, modern: adult*. 28-30 41st st near Grand station.

ASTORIA — ROOM FOR GENTT_EMAN REASONABLE CALL EVENINGS APT

_ *__•: _ 38-05 29TH STREET = ASTORIA—Purr.isned rooms^ near Tansrt

SB Bsssnet-Ke-feces; brick house reas .n-abie 32-48 34th street

. ASTORIA—Room with running water $4 for 2. 84.50 McGreg-or. 32-72 34th' st " near Broadway st-t .on

ASTORIA — ATTRACTTVE ROOM GIRL i OR WOMAN. KITCHEN PRIViLEGES

BROADWAY STA RAv. 8-1849. ASTORIA — l a r g e front room modern

and clean, ra 1-family bouse. 23-79 _36:h street. ASTORIA- 2 ROOMS. B T T I F ~ . _ I L ~ C O N " -

VENIENCES BLOCK WASHINGTON AV STATION. 39-33 32ND STREET

ASTORIA -SSsgie. sunny c'.ean. hall ""frant : O M S3 50. block Brrjadwav itE"-on Hter-kes 31-34 30th .-treet.

ASTORIA — Comfortable room for air' -

I kitchen privileges: nesr Grand avenue station. RAvenswood 9-1092.

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