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42 THE BOSTON GLOBE FRIDXY, OCTOBER 20, 1033 FEMALE HELP WANTED "RADIO BROADCASTS 'V rioydCQreene. VERY PLAY it always reason for success -The best one it fairness and thorough-nest in In all confidence, call Gsffsy. CAUTION la answering: advertisementt DO NOT send yout reference, letters of recommendation, arm- or navy discharge papers or photographs to a Postoffke or Globe office box. Send copies when requested. RADIO PROGRAMS FOR TODAY 10:45 Barlow Symphony Orchestra.

11:15 News flashes. Ihm Jones' Orchestra. 12 Glen Gray's Orchestra. WGY Schenectady (379.S 790 k. Norman I Cloudier's Concert Orchestra.

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with paper. retimes NEWS BROADCASTS TODAY From ihi Boston Glebe Studio of Station WEEI 8 :05 A Looking over the morn, ing Globe. 12:15 MNewa bulletins. 4:00 News bulletins. 8:30 M-News bulletins.

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Write m- rail fnr aam nlea -n AUTO PAINTER, truck letterer. wants sition. TaibOt 33B. 18u4f ol9 A YOUNG MAN with motorcycle for light DEATHS McDONOUGH In Dorchester. Oct.

1. Anna E. McDonough. FUneral from her late residence. 37 Lindse.v Oct.

21. at 8 m. Solemn hich mass of requiem at 9 clock at St, Peter's Church. Relatives and friends kindly invited to be present. NICKERSON In Cotnit.

Oct. 19. Leulla in her 541 year. Services at her late residence, Sunday, Oct. 22, at 2:80 m.

NOON In West Roxbury, October 19. William James, beloved husband ot the late Mary Walsh Noon. Funeral the residence, 192 Gardner Saturday, October 21, at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mans in St.

Theresa's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited. Ljte call mem. ber of Boston Fire Department. jTilSttL world-famous RCA TTTN world-famous RCA deliveries or garage.

320. Globe office. BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT. or main tenance manager aeeka emDlovmenf. uoi Concord.

Mass. FSuW 20 CHAUFFEUR, truck driver. 5 yesrs company; reference. Tel. East Boston 1602.

62. one rt tap FIELD representative to employ and or ganize, men. 80 Federal suite S14. HOUSE 'MAN. kitchen man or Janitor.

years' references. American, Minile. Call Gur rison K434. 7- p. m.

at" o2( I INVESTIGATOR, young, alert, keen observation, with, car; can so anvwhere. Write 131. Globe office. ThFSu ol9 POSITION wanted "by shipper and foreman. 10 years' experience, confectionery.

Write 12(. Globe office. ThFSn IH MASON, all-round, war repair work or maintenance. Long wood 8784. dSUif 018 PAINTING.

Papering, ceilinar and floors: rood work at lowest prices. Talbot 50o. FSu 020 PAPERHANGING. painting, kalsomininr work guaranteed; low wages. Circle 94M.

2t PAINTER does rood work in and out: paperhangiiix; needs work. Highlands 4t 17 NTING and paperhauginc. ceilings. i 5:45 Wizard of Ox. dramatization.

A Ma Feasor's Hoarding House, comedy sketch. 6:15 News flashes. 6:30 Orchestra. 6:45 Red Davis, sketch. 7 Charlie Lelandt Tauderilla coroe- i man; Diaie quiinri, 7:15 Billy Batchelor, sketch.

7:80 Ransers male Quartet. Farm forum. :30 Victor Youus's Orchestra. Vt First Niirhter, drama; orchestra. 10:30 Lum and Abner's Friday nifht sociable.

IIP Meyer Davis' Orchestra. 11:30 Mark Fisher's Orchestra. 12 -Ralph Kirbery. dream 12:05 A Harry Sosnick's Orchestra. EAST BOSTON MAN SHOT THROUGH HAND Three weeks after his brother waa shot in a -dice game holdup, Peter Amorosa, 21, of 67 Leyden at, East Boston, got a bullet wound through the left hand under circumstances the police regard as mysterious.

Amorosa and a companion, Rocco Palladino, 23, of 219 Leyden st. East oston, are held by the Boston police as suspicious persons, although both they found the pistol on Cen tral av, near Eaton av, Chelsea, and that it went off while Amorosa was examining it. is DEATHS ALCOTT In "Boston. Oct. 19.

William AlcOtt Jr. beloved hushanH nf (Sproat) Alcott of 15 Ruseell Melrose, age uneral notice later. ANZALONE In Maiden. Oct 18. Angelina.

beloved wife nt Joseph Anzaione and mother of William Auzaloneor SomervuJe. Beniamin R. of Revere. Charles nf Med ford and Anthony of Maiden. Funeral from per late-resiuence, Avon ucr.

zi at 8 a. m. Solemn nls-h requiem mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at clock. Relatives and mends re- spectttilly Invited to attend, BARNES In Stoughton. Oct.

19. Edward husband of Annie M. Barnes. Short services at his Tate home. 791 summer touch ton.

Sunday, Oct 22, at 1:15 P. m. Services at Forest Hills Cemetery Chapel at m. Relatives and friends inviiea. BARROWS In Plymouth.

Oct. 18th Dr. Elmer A. Barrows, aged 62 year. Services at his home.

13 Clvfton street. jfiymoutn, Saturday, at 2:30 p. m. BRENT In Reading. Oct, 18.

William E. neioved husband nf Marv J. leaver) Brent. Services at his home. Hunt on Saturday, Oct.

21, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. CLEAR In Dorchester. Oct.

17.. Marv A i leary. nee Hopkins, beloved wife of the late simon j. cieary. funeral irom ie nome 01 ner daughter, Mrs.

John H. MC-Ternan, 7 Lonsdale Saturday, Oct. 21, at 8 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St.

Mark's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and lriends invited. Brooklyn, N. paper please CROWE In Stoughton. TOct 19.

William rowe, his 85th year. Funeral services at Cedar Grove Cemetery Chapel. Dorchester, Saturday, Oct. 21. at p.

m. CROWLEY In Somerville, October 19. Ellen J. Crowley, formerly of East Boston. Fu neral from the, home of her sister, the late Mrs Margaret L.

Maguire. 432 Med-. ford Saturday morning at 9. Requiem high mass at St. Ann's Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited. DUBUC In Cambridge, Oct. IS. Albert husband of Delma Dubuc (nee Little). Funeral from his late home.

fc8 Foter -Saturday. Oct. 21. at 8:1.1 a. ra.

Funeral mass at St. Petw'i Church at 10 clock. Relatives and friends invited. FEIN In Roslindale. Oct.

19, Marv (Berlo), beloved wife of the late Andrew J. Fein. Funeral from her late residence, 2 Kit-tndge terrace, off Kittridge at Ros- unaaie Sunday. Oct. 22.

at 2 P. m. Services at Holy Trinity Church. Shaw. mut at 3.

High mass of requiem Monday. Oct. 23. at 8 a. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

Late member ui ai. Lexjuia court, jo. luo, M. U. Jr.

FERRIS -In Somerville October 18th. Alice muuw ui xji rviiiiam n. jerris oi Houghs Neck, Quincy. Funeral from chapel of A. A.

Duncan, 3K Broadway, Somerville. Sunday, October 22d. at 2 p. m. Relatives ana inenas are kindly invited.

ate mem ber Harriet H. Wilson Lodge No. 14, Odd Ladies, and Daughters of Union Veterans im). at, Jtvereii. FOLEY In Dorchester, formerly of the South End, Oct.

18, Jani-s beloved son of Ryan and the late Patrick J. roiey, funeral from his 'ate home. 7 Downer Saturday, at :15. Solemn hish mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friend respect ively mvitea. Gl'AZZALOCA In Somerville. October 19. Eliza nee Rregoli), beloved wife of Jfe-rino. Fiflieral from her late residence, .78 Lowell Somerville.

Saturday. October -'i. at a. m. High mars at St.

Anthony's Church at 9:30 m. Relatives and friends most cordially invited to attend. HARVEY In Quincy, George suddenly. oeiuvea nusnsna oi essi in his 64th year. Funeral from the funeral parlors of Michael T.

Walsh. Friday. 20, at 2:30. Burial in Mount Wollaston Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited tn visit' with Mr.

Harvey at the funeral parlors from 7 p. m. to 10 D. ni. HAYDEN -In Ashmont.

Oct. Arthur ousnaua oi Julia G. Hayden. Funcal service at his late residence. 25 Alban Ashmont.

on Saturday. Oct. 21. at 3 D. m.

HICKEY In East Boston. Oct. 17. Michael. yn oi me late Michael and Mary Hisr-Kins) Hickey.

Funeral from residence, 61 J.aleon Sat. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.

HUNTER At Bejchmont. October 19th. Ida who oi onter. Funeral jruiii iaip ream rice. 31 creevent av.

-tfeacnnioTit, on Sunday at 1 p. m. Fu- nvrai privaie. nieaee. JAMES In Somerville.

Oct. 18. Henry "rise, Mcuivcu nusnana ui Emily imoui James. Funetal services on Sat. afternoon at his late home.

15 Quincy at 2 i-iui-K. neiauves ana ineuaa invuea, KING la Belmont, Oct. 19, Agnes T. (nee i-areyj, oeiovea wile ot George J. King.

Funeral from ihe residence, 56 Dalton road. Monday. Time of mass later. Relatives ana irienus invited. LEHAN In Cambridge.

Oct. 19. Frank 1-ehaii. beloved husband of Mary E. Gar- vey.

Funeral from the residence. 127 Appieton Sunday at 1 n. m. Services i ji. i-eier i nurcn at 2 high mass for the repose of his soul Mon.

I ev ill. inn Trienna I invited. YIsrH Tn Charleslnwn. V.I 10 Vllen 1 (nee McSweeneyi, beloved wife of Dennis lAvucn and mother of Sister Mary of the Immaculate Heart and Sister Marv Denis, O. P.

Funeral-from her home. 32 Mystic on Monday at 8:30 a. m. Solemn hiffh i-eoiiiem mas in ITraiicie Am Sales' Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

I makuhnie- Txington. at his late home. 17 Waliham Oct. 10, George W. Makecbme.

K4 years. Funeral services at 10 n. lAiiis jviemonai inapel. 4 Beech eof. of Mass North Cambridge.

iji-i, (I, m. aauKMAi In Stoneham. October 1. Martin H. McCormack, husband of the nainenne Mcuormack tnee Mcfiah), J-unerai from his late home.

r.fiO Mam st. naiuraay. October 21. at Requiem jiisn mass at t. Patrick's Church at -JT member.

Iona Court. M. C. O. Maiden.

Relatives and friends in- 1 ten, mayo William at Peleiboro, V. sud- at Auburn. urivaie. 1 1 t'T" Arlington, ucu an. Henry -luvrii iiiieoana ot Julia A.

AtoQueeney. 11 ner a 1 on Saturday moronx from his nume, jia uigmand at niaas at t. Agnes Chu ai ciock. ato member of Arlington onncil. No Hid.

K. of. C. Burial at Kelative. and friend.

kindly invited. MORRISON In Orient Heights. Julia beloved wife of J-hn o'fonine' Foley I. Funeral her J.J-htirston Saturday morning- at Solemn renniem hj.k "'K'1'si" ntircn at clo-R. Relatives iiu jrieuns invneu.

i.ate member of Alms Mater Court, No. 114, M. O. and Division 2, A. O.

H. of i jne by of and rold abii i call jfTO L'e CHAIN FEATURES :45 PM-Lowell Thomas, over WJZ. WBZ. Mvrt and Marge, over WABC. (WNAC.

WEAN. Amos -n' Andv. over WJB RZ. 7:45 PM The over WEAF, WJAR. WTAG.

WCSH, WT1C 7:411 Irene Rich, over WJZ. WR2. :00 lesoica r)ra-oneHe. over WKAF, WE EI. WJAR.

WTAG. WCSH. 8:45 PM Red Davis, drsma. over WJZ WBZ. Fred Allen's Revue, over WKAF.

WEEI. WJAR. WTAG, WCSH. WTIC. 9 :00 JCTrvin S.

Cobb, over WABC, WNAC. WEAN, WORC. 9:00 PM -Phil Harris and Leah Ray, over WJZ, WBZ. Phil Baker, over WJZ. WBZ.

PM Football show, over WABC, WNAC. WEAN. 10:00 PM First Niffhter, sketch, over WTIC. WEAF, WTAU, YVVSn, WJAK. 10:00 PM Comedy, songs, over WNAC.

WEAN. 10:80 PM I.um and Abner. over WABC, WEAF. WCSH, WEET. WJAR.

WXAU, WKAF. 11:00 PM Concert orchestra, over WABC, WAAB, WEAN, WUKC, WEEI Boston (508.2 590 k. A Health exercises. A Weather forecast. K.

B. Rideoiit. A Lookine over the moi-iiintr (lobe. A lam. A Cheerio.

Vilenp'a Clothes TnKtitllle. tfrs. :30 A Bradley Kineaid. Mountain cnirs. A M- A I and Lee Reiser, piano duo.

in A Refines. A Breen and de Rose, harmony. A Thn Hapor Ramhler. Irvins Aamman and ucy Alien: piano auo. 10:4.

A Cnokinr talk. .1 1 A -NBC mtisic appreciation hour wita waiter uamroscti. 12 Gene Arnold and be Commodores' Uliartet. 2:15 Boston Globe news despatches. 12:25 Stock quotations.

12:35 Produce market report. 12:45 Shopping talk. 1:15 State Department of Informs' tlon. 1 :25 Dick Fiddler's Orchestra. 1 Orlando's Concert Fnnemhl 2 The Magic of Speech, Vida Ha- venscrou Mitton.

2:30 Talk on cooking-. 3 The Friday Steeplechase, vocalists. 8:30 Woman's review: Josef Littau's Orchestra. 4 Boston Globe news dispatches. 4:10 Stock quotations.

4:15 Vocalist. 4:30 National Dramatic Players. Radio Health Forum, Dr L. Bur-bank. 6:10 and 5:25 Pianist.

5:15 Y. M. C. A. news.

5:30 Adventures of Tom Mix. 5:45 The Wizard of Oz. juvenile dramatization. Variety. :30 Boston Globe news dispatches.

:40 Pianist. :45 Uncle Ned, the Weather Man. 7 Male quartet. 7:15 Revilo with Wnth ChiHnn. TW Jack.

Biid and Roy. T.W Circpi Days, sketch. 7:45 The Gpldberrs. domestic sketch. Concert- Grant land Rice football lalk: Jessica Drasronette.

soprano ami the Cavaliers; Ropario Ronifion's Orchestra. ft Fred Allen's revue with Portland Hoffa. Roy AtweJi, rhi Duey and Ferde I lroTe Urcnestra. :30 I. Fur nrpsenta Ttnridv ClarV John Herrick.

Morris, vocalists with Kawov urcnestra. 10 The First NieMer. drama. 10:30 Green brothers, novelties. 10:45 James F.

O'Connell, political iaiK. II Weather lorecasts. E. B. Rideout, 11:05 Boston Globe news dispatches, 11:1.1 Mever Havi' orchestra.

11:30 Jack Denny's Orchestra. WNAC Boston (243.8 1230 k. The Shepard Stores Broadcast 6:30 A Francis J. Cronin, organist. 7 A News flashes.

7:30 A Y. M. C. A. morning- watch Rev Eugene D.

Dolloff, DD, West Medford Baptist Church. 7:45 A Shopping talks, recordings. 8:55 A Advertising- talk. A Shenard'. Revile.

9:30 A Recorded piano and vocal num Ders. 9:45 A Metropolitan Parade. 10 A Walter Kidder, baritone. 10:15 A Bill and -Ginger, popular songs. 10-30 A Rpnntv talk.

10:45 A Pedro de Cojdoba. with Will Osborne Orchestra. 11 A Talk on 11:15 A Freddy Miller, baritone. 1 1 :30 A Tonv Wons, readings. 11:45 A Shopping ews.

11 A News flashes. Problems of life. 12:15 Gypsy Nina. 12:30 Genera! Mills news flashes. 12:35 Georre Hall's Orchestra.

Tmo 1-is Shopper's Exchange, record ings. 2'p j4lfark Waniow's novelty orchestra. HO, II, EH K. 2:30 I'niiaoeipnia, urcnniri, irr I QfnL'Airal'l Mr( 1 1 1' 1 (1 A jm uniien icii- T3 .1 4:30 General Mills pews flashes. 4-35 Gran Bar, isnciy 5 Organ recital.

5:15 Vera Van, contralto, with Fred 5:30 Jack Armstronr. Juvenile dra matization. K.AK TIC T.nlaa ITPft Oil fl I'l et 5-55 -M Continental Clothing presents A Messase from the N. K. A.

A News flashes. B-1S Piano recital. 6:45 Hudniit Marvelous Melodies, presenting Nat Brnsiloffs Orchestra, with the Meioay men aim i 7 Myrt and Marge, dramatic skit. 7:15 Just Plain Bill, rural script act. 7:30 Robert Armbruster's Ensemble and mixed chorus 7-45 Boake Carter, news flashes.

The Happy Wonder Bakers, featuring- Harriet Lee. contralto; vocal trio, ana Green Orchestra. Qllte 8:15 KIU mil, the News. Gulf head iners: Irvin s. CObt and Al Gooilman's Orchestra.

9-15. Tommy McLaughlin, baritone; Marv McCoy, soprano, and Annre wi; neti' Orchestra: guest artist. Frank Banta and Milton Rettenbere. 9:30 All America i with Christy Walsh; AiarK and nnartet: puesi bwh-, Kerr bead coacn at. i.oisraie.

-10 MOlsen and Johnson, eomedians; Premier Quartet, irls' trio ana narry bu-nik's Orchestra. 10-30 iVI iviCK, i ne 10:45 Hon Malcolm E. Mchols, po litical talk. 11:02 nasin-n. 11-15 Hinrhie Connor's Orchestra.

Isham Jones' Orchestra. 12 -t-Jien tiray orrnran 12 -so A lon Belaeco's Orchestra. WBZ Boston (302.8 990 k. 'S0 A Gene and Glenn, songs, patter. 7:30 A Musical Clock, orchestra.

7:55 A Calendar, morning devotions, TOS15 A Jack and Foy. songs. R-33 A Lew White, organist. A Shonpinr talk. A Breakfast Club, orchestra.

10 A Josephine Gibson, hostess counsel 1" in A ill V1HIW. 'i il loin a -Today's Children, dramatic A Singing Strings. 11 A Music Appreciation Hour, Waller Damroscn. 12 News flashes. 12:18 -New England Agriculture re- P12'30 National Farm anjj TJonie Hour: Talk on horses; Walter Blauluss Orchestra.

1:30 Merne Men. 1 :45 Street and Highway Safety, 1 :50 Organ miniatures. Doris Tirrell. 2 Musical originalities. 2:30 New Trend in Education, How M.

Jones. 2:45 Books and Authors, Edwin T. Edgeit. I 3 Words and musi worns ana music. ('ooking school: Roast Beef Yorkshire Pudding.

Betty and Bob, songs. 4:15 Little Star. Joan Ruth. 4:30 Health clinic. 4:40 'Dons Tirrell, -pianist.

4:45 Firenze Orchestra. Agricultural Markets, E. J. Row Xf Vow flashes. Kellogg Singing Lady.

5:45 Juvenile sketch, Gene and Glenn, songs, patter. IB Dramas from Real Life. -Home sketch. nui'T Snorts Review. Hill Williams :45 Today's News, Lowell Thomas.

Amos n' Andv. 7:15 Jeddo Highlanders, dramatization. Treasure Island; male quartet; string ensemble. 7:45 Hollywood in Review, festurinr Rich lor Welch. Ethel Shut Is.

Waller O'Keefe, rnaiter; lion lies tors urcnestra. Moe and Nell, sketch. Red Davis, drama. Phil Harris' Orchestra; Leah blues sinter. crier.

7 7 10 11 7 victor 10 11 1 1 BUY NOW Before New Prices Go Into Effect Six-Tube Superhet. Bur from Boston's Mot Competent Radin Engineers IBeFinmaflni Itadio Radio Engineer Sine 1918 30 Tnmont St. 62 Stuart St. 2 STORES BOSTON Both Stores Open Evenings TONIGHT "THE MARCH OF TIME" MARCHES BACK ON THE AIR Frtsmtid by Remington Rand Manufacturers of feminctoa Noiseless, Standard ortaMe Typewriter Remington, Powers Dakon Accounting Machines Karde, library Bureau, Baker Vawtcr-Kalan xoo Systems Equipment The Safe-Cabinet. FRIDAY 8H E.S.T.

trtr thi COLUMBIA NET WORK "RADIOS" Riturnid for Non-Paymint WILL SELL FOR BALANCE NOW DUE First Comt First Strvtd Atwattr Ktnt Victor Philco Strombirf Carlson Majestic Ctmral Electric Zenith Make Your Own Terms HOYLSTON sr -a a I Zenith P'X 1 I WnJWZ. news. made in the world's greatest radio laboratories under the personal supervision of clear, faithful tone, highest life. What's on the Air? Philadelphia. Concert A highlight of the Philadelphia Orchestra concert at 2:30 today over the C.

B. network will be the first performance of music written by American composer to the drama of Andreyev, "The Black Maskers." Roger Huntingdon Sessions is the composer, of the novelty. Other numbers on the program will include Wagner'a beautiful prelude to act 1 of "Lohengrin," the majestic Brahms Symphony No. 2 In major, and Ravel's stirring four-movement suite, "Spanish Rhapsody." Af1cn Adventures What F. Trubee Davison, president of the American Museum of Natural History, saw in Africa during his re- cent hunting expedition there, will be I told when Davison is interviewed by Dr Roy Chapman Andrews, noted explorer and scientist, at a dinner to be broadcast over the N.

B. network at 10 o'clock tonight. The objected the expedition was to complete the elephant group for the Akeley African Hall, soon to be opened at' the American Museum of Natural History New York. "The Spy Trap," WHDH, 4PM Under the direction of James C. Bill- er, who la also a member of the cast.

the Beacon Hill Players will present "The Spy Trap," by Basil BurwtU as their dramatic offering over WHDH at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Others in the cast include Edna I well, I. Seidler and M. E. Stahl.

Espionage as practised during the World War is the subject of the story. Male Chorus, Instrumentalists The Greater Boston male chorus will open the broadcast at 8 over WAAB with the old Spiritual "I Will Arise and Shine," followed by Frsnz Schubert's "Who Is Sylvia?" The chorus also will be hear.1 at the close of the broadcast, singing the Spiritual "Roll, Jordan, Roll." Elmer Harrell, Violinist, will play his own transcription of "Deep River," and Clarence Cameron White's "The Slave Song." Dorothy Wood will be neard in two piano solos, "Scenes From the Imagin ary Ballet" and Dett's "Honey." Football Pessimist One of football's greatest pessimists will be interviewed on the All-America. lootball show tonight at 9:30. over C. B.

network. He is Andy Kerr, present coach of Colgate, and one or the greatest all-time coaches in football. He never expects that his team, which was not defeated once last year, will win until the very last minute or piay. Christy Walsh will in terview him. Fred Allen, his stooge.

Portland Hof- fa, and the word-garbling comedian, Roy Atwell, will mix their particular brand of funmaking with the music of ferde Grofe Orchestra for the revue tonight at 9 o'clock over an N. B. network. Phil Duey. baritone, will sing "Bless Your Heart" and "Dinner at Eight" and the orches tral numbers -will be "Rise and Shine," 'Its the Talk of the Town" and 'Dancing the Devil Away." Programs Tomorrow Morning On the Chains :30 AM Cheerio, over WEAF, WEEI, WJAR.

WTAG. WCSH. 1 :15 A Household Institute, over WEAF. WEEI Boston (508.2 590 k. 6:45 A Health exercises.

8 A Weather report. in A iokine over. 1h mnrmnr btiooe. 8:15 A Organ rhapsody. A Filene's Clothes Institute.

9:15 A Piano and vocal numbers. A Mountain songs. 45 A The Wife Saver, skit. 10 A -Breen and de Rn-e. harmony.

varieiv musicaie. 11 A Vass vocalisls. 11:15 A Storv singer. 11:30 A Carnival. WNAC Boston (243.8 1230 k.

6:30 A F. .1. Crnnin. organist. 7:15 A News flashes.

A Morning- watch. 7:45 A Record selections and talks. 9 A Shepard's revue. 9:30 A Piano and vocal numbers. 9:45 A Reis and Dunn, comedy.

10 A I. J. Fox presents Buddy Clark. A Mirth Parade 11 A Helen and Mary, sketch. 11:30 A Mildred Rose, soprano.

WBZ Boston (302.8 990 k. 6:30 A Gene and Glenn, sonars. 7:30 A Musical Clock, orchestra. 8 A Vocalists. 8:33 A Lew White, orran recital.

9 A Shopping talk. 9:15 A Orchestra music. 10 A Cooking school. A Songs, patter. 10:45 A Organ melodies.

11:15 A Women's Club talk. 11MS A News flashes. WAAB Boston (212.6 1410 k. :30 A F. J.

Cronin. organist. 9:30 A Record selections, shopping ell. news. 10 A Frank Winegar's Orchestra.

10:30 A Melvin Crowell, baritone. 11:15 A Record selections, shoppinr FAIRHAVEN LAD IS KILLED BY TRUCK NEAR HIS HOME FAIRHAVEN, Oct 19-Six-year-old Roger Bisaillon, son of Mr and Mrs Adelard Bisaillon of 653 Washington at, this town, was almost instantly killed on the Fairhaven-Mattapoisett highway in front or his home here late 'H, hiffhest efficiencv: ft i Jo of talk ard nd 4 5 a 7 Irene songs, 9 Ray. Men 10 8:30 Brinsrins: Tip a Family, speaker, Dr Letitia t. Adams, surgeon, subject. Problems of the Early Twenties.

8:45 At the console. 4 Hits and Encores, recording's. 5 -Children's comic strip. 5:15 Melody Mart, 6:30 MSam BittH Orchestra. 5:45 Cowboy Tom.

r. Jack Miller And Nat Brusiloff I Orchestra. H-Bar-o Rdnpers. 6:30 Football, Eddie Dooley. 6:45 V.

Kallenborn edits the news. 7 News nasties. 7:15 Gallagher's Orchestra 7:45 Dance 8:15 Bette "Brooks, contralto, with two pianos and iriiitar. 8:30 News hieiiliffhts and per sonalities. 8:45 The Modern "Minstrel.

Georre Snellinr. Greater" Boston Nerro Chorus, direction of Dorothy Richardson. 9:30 Perley Stevens' Orchestra. MNew flashes. 10 Hnsrhie Orchestra.

10:30 'P Alexander Woollcott, The Town Crier. 10:45 -N. R. A. sneakers.

Prof Ray mond Mnlev and Fannie Hurst. 11 Howard Barlow and New World Symphony. Orchestra. 11:15 News flashes. WHDH Boston (361.2 830 k.

7 A Kenneth Wilson, nrranist. 7:15 A Filene's basement musical alarm clock. 7:45 A Backyard fiddle player. A Duke Dewey's music. 8:30 A Orgran tones.

8:45 A Smilin' Jim Mason, minstrel. 9 A Phonograph recordings. 9:30 A trumpeters. 9:45 A John X. Louphran, food talk.

10 A Melody Jack. 10:30 A Broadcast to fishermen. 11 A Bip Brother, Bob Emery. 11:30 A We Two, tenor and soprano. 11 :45 A Orxan feature.

12 Farm flushes. 12:30 Lopa's Hawaiians. 1 Gosselin sistecs. harmonic duo. 1:15 Dance orchestra.

1 Tune parade. 2 The Little Theatre of the Air. 3 Phonograph recordings. 8:30 Jesse Cann. son us.

3:45 Tuneful Three, vocal harmonists. 4 Beacon Hill Players, The Spy Trap. 4 :30 4:45 Broadcast to tisnermen. Forrest H. Spaulding, bari- fftne.

5 5:45 Orchestra music. radio school. Dextra Male Singers. Th Gossirter. 6:30 Leo Hannon's Orchestra.

Dance orchesln. 7 Billy Dooley's Orchestra. WJ-EY Lexington (218.8 1370 k. 12 Dance music. 1 Beauty talks.

1:15 Home. Sweet Home, drama. 1 :30 Watch Tower lecture. Rutherford. 1 :45 Melodies.

2 Waltham Music Club. 2:45 Cobb's dance nuisie. 3 Signs off until 6 i m. 6 Carnival of rhythm. 6:15 Beautv talk.

6:30 Belmont community talks. 7 Dance music. 7:15 Ozzie's Minors, vocal. 7:30 Eleanor Bugbee. pianist.

7:45 Marguerite Fuvak, soprano. 8 M- Hal Cummings. tenor 8:30 Bert Francis, songs. 8:45 ElVa Morg-an, otatiist. WEAN Providence (384-4 780 5:15 5 :30 sketch.

Vera Van. cor.tralto. Jack Armstrong, juvenile 5:45 Yankee Mixed Quartet. Orchestra, vocalists. 6:15 H-Bar-O Rangers.

Football reporter. 6:45 Marvelous melodies. 7:15 News flashes. 7:30 Ensemble, mixed chorus. 7:45 Concert ensemble.

8 Jimmy Crane'e Hawaiians. 8:15 Edwin Hill, news sketch. 8:30 March of Time. 9:15 Vocalists, orchestra, reading 10:30 Nick the Greek orator. 10:45 Symphony orchestra.

11:15 News flashes. 1 1 :30 Orchestra music. 12:30 A Guv Lombardo's Royal Cana dians. WjAR Providence (336.9 890 k. 5:30 Adventures of Tom Mix.

5:45 Wizard of Oz, drama. 6 News flashee. 6:15 Viennese Ensemble. 6:30 Blues einzer. 6:45 Uncle Ned.

the weather man. 7 Male quartet. 7:15 Billy Bachelor, sketch. 7:30 Songs with guitar. 9:30 Victor Young's Orchestra.

10 First Nighter, sketch. IIP News flashes. 11:10 Meyer Davis' Orchestra. 11:30 Mark Fisher's Orchestra. WPR0 Providence (247.8 1210 k.

fl News flashes. 6:30 Orchestra music. 7:15 Joe Fa.v's Sport Slants. 7:45 M-Ben Sweetlanri. radio revela tions.

8 Revue. 9 Musical pictures. 10 Modern Arabian Nights. 11 News flashes. 11:30 Orchestra music WNBH New Bedford (228.9 1310 jm l.oc.11 news.

6:15 Shopping hints and recordings. 6:45 Snorts ra.v. 7 News flashes. 9:30 Variety. 10:45 News flashes.

WTAG Worcester (516.9 580 k. Adventures of Tom Mix. 5:45 Wizard of Oz, drama, Orchestra music. News bulletins. 6:35 Irene Beasley.

songs. 6:45 At Uncle Ned, the weather man. 7 Male quartet 7:15 Billy Bstchelder, sketch. 7:30 Circus days. 9:30 Victor Y'ounp's Orchestra.

10 First Nighter. sketch. It News bulletins. 11:10 Meyer Davi' Orchestra. 1 1 :30 Mark Fisher's Orchestra.

WORC Worcester (249.9 1200 k. 6:15 H-Bar-O Rangers. Football reporter. 6:45 Beilezza Quartet. 7 News flashes.

7:15 Jimmie Gallagher's Orcheetra. 7:30 Orch'stra; quartet. 7:45 Dance orchestra. 8:15 Rette Brooks contralto. 8:30 News highlights.

8:45 Modern minstrel. 9:15 Richardson ensemble. 9:30 Football show. 10 Dance orchestra. 10:30 Alexander Woollcott, towr 10:45 Symphony Orchestra.

11 :15 New flashes. 11:30 Isham Jones' Orchestra WCSH Portland (319 ra.) 940 k. 5:30 Mr-Adventures of Tom Mix. 5:45 Wizard nf Oz. juvenile sketch.

Viennese Ensemble. 0:15 Sport review. 0:45 Uncle Ned, the weather man. Male auartet, 7:15 At Billy Bachelor, sketch. 7:30 Dramatization.

1:3) Victo- Young's Orchestra. 10 First Nighter, sketch. 11 News flashes. 11:15 Meyer Davis' Orchestra. 11:30 Mark Fisher's Orchestra.

WTIC Hartford (282.8 1060 k. 5:30 Adventures of Tom Mir. 5:45 -Wizard of Oz. juvenile sketch. Songs, i :45 Uncle Ned, the westher man.

Malp Quartet. 7:30 Christian Kriens Orchestra. victor Young Orchestra. First. Nighter, sketch.

Orchestral music. 11:35 Mark Fisher's Orchestra. WEAF New York (454.3 660 k. Adventures of Tom Mix. 5:45 Wizard of Oz.

juvenile sketch. i- Viennese Ensemble. :30 Reasley. songs. :45 Betty Boon Frolics.

Male ouartet. 7:15 Billy Bachelor, sketch. 7:30 PM Circus Days, sketch. :30 i Sketch; Lee Wiley, singer; munri urcnestra. First Nichter, sketch.

Meyer Davis' Orchestra. :30 Dance orchestra. WJZ New York (394.5 760 k. Sin (ring Lady. i Childhood playlet.

-Henry King's Orchestra. :30 Girls' Vocal Trio. Musketeers, drama. 7:45 Hollywood chats. I u.i,..

Wn- 1 O'CONNELL In Cambridge, Oct. 19. tfat- ln1 hti.hanfl "Marv I1. O'Connell (nee Murphy). Funeral from late borne.

101 Carlton Saturday. Oct. 21. at 8 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass at St. Mary's Churcn at a. m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. 0'FARRELL In Linden, Oct.

17. Georre husband of Annie (Laudrey), of 55 Oliver Linden. Funeral services at the St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Linden, Saturday at 2 p.

m. Relative and friends kindly invited to attend. London, Ontario, papers please copy. PAGE In Ncedham. Oct.

19, W.r husband of Ell F. Piercer Pae. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Ihe service, at his late residence. 63 Great Plain Saturday. Oct.

21. at 3:30 nt. PRESCOTT In Boston, Oct. 18. Herhert Prescott, formerly of Roxbury.

Member I of Columbia Post. No. 51. American Legion. Funeral services at 1he chapel of David Fudre.

Son. 46 Summer Somerville, Saturday, at 2 m. RICH In Medford. Oct. 19.

Charles T. Rich of 68 et wood road, aged ni years. Funeral services will he held at Calvary Evangelical Church, Ames stv, off Fulton Sunday, Oct. 22, at 2 p. m.

Relatives i i i i iiu inruuB milieu. r- SCOTT In Newton. Oct. 19, Mary A. (nee oveiyj, wiaow oi tne late j.nn w.

scon. Funeral from ber late residence, 1 20 Jewett Saturday. Oct 21. at 8 a. ni.

High mass of requiem at the Church of Our Lady at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invitart 4a i((nH 1 STOLAR In Revere, suddenly. Oct. lO.Mary. widow of Anthony Stojar.

in her 7th year. Private funeral services will be held at ner jate residence, 41 eacbland Saturday, at 2 p. m. TREFRY In Braintree. Oct.

18. Albert C. ireiry. age oj yrs. uneral services at his late home, 284 Washington Braiu- Tree.

naiuraay, uci. zi. at p. m. USCHER In Dedham.

Oct. 18, Frederick W. uscner. i-rivate servic-esat his late residence, 144 Fairfield Saturday at 2 p. m.

Kindly omit flowers. ZERMANI In Somerville. Oct. 19, Louisa. beloved wife of the late Antcjuo Zermani.

Funeral from her late Craigie terrace, 21. at 9:30 a. m. Solemn requiem hiph mass at St. Anthony's Church, at 10:30.

Relatives and friends invited. ARLINGTON COUNCIL, NO. 109, K. OF C. Members are herrhv nnliHeH nf H.

of our late brother, Henry J. McOueeney. 215 Miiriiiann av. aii members are reauested to meet at the corner of Highland 'and Mass. rnnay, Oct.

yd, at 8 p. m. FRED S. BAMBERG, G. JOHN MURRAY.

S. IN MEM0RIAM Martin J. Connolly In fond and loving memory of our dear daddy, third anniversary mass will be celebrated at St. Margaret's Church, Dorchester. Saturday, Oct.

21, at a. m. Sorrowfully missed by wife and children. It is lonely and sad in the dark grave to lie. for your hands that would have helped us on lies now In death's cold chill.

Oh. daddy dear, in oar heart roar Image still shall be. and we do hope in Heaven at last that we will meet yoa en the far shore of the Heavenly realm: for we wouldn't exchange those memerirs for the cold in all the land. Bat we gladly give what We possess to elasp again, daddy deer, year hand. Police Sergeant Patrick Byrne Fifth anniversary mass.

Oct. list. 1 e'elock. St. Col nmbklllesChiirrti, Brighton.

LEGAL NOTICES COMMOXWKAT.TH OP -M-ASSACHUSKTrS. Bristol Probate Court. To the heirs-at-law, next of kin, and all other persons in terested in the estate of Thomas Ducey. otherwise called Harry Hanson, formerly Peabody. 'aid Commonwealth, late of Berkley said County of Bristol, deceased.

WHEREAS, a cfctain instrument purport ing to be the last will and testament of said deceased ban been nceAenterl tn taiH Court, for probate, by Elizabeth F. Tierney. who prays that letters testamentary may be issued to her. the Executrix therein named, without rivinar a aiiretv on her official hnnitr uu are nereoy cueo appear at a fro- I November A. D.

1933. at 10:30 o'clock jn lorenoon. to snow cause, if any you I have. Why the same should not he mnMH I And aaiH nelitinne. I.

he. i.L.- I give public notice thereof, by publihinir iiiis i-iiaiion once in eacn wectc lor three successive weens, in xne oBton Daily, Globe. Commonwealth, the last publication to be Kfawtr, uti i.iisiictii ill 1 1 1 1. in me "ay. al least, neiore said Court, and mailing, post-paid, or delivering a copy this citation to all known persons iii- wrn i hi least HITCH.

Esquire. Judge flf said Court, this iciiin tiny oi iK-tooer. in tne year one thous nine hundred and thirty-three. GL1L- jrvu J. nuiuAnAi, itegister.

FMM O20 LOST, FOUND. ETC. lOST- Between Canal and Tremont earriug with pearl; reward. SHARAF; nwa 'li LOST i.mnnJ TZ x.t lilftuluIHl I -on Tvesi ciicn Maltapan; reward. Bluehills 330K.

IX1ST Diamond atone, black onyx eettinF I frjffmajrmn: reward. Lafayelie 7l3 REWARD For return of linen bar ion- rinK ano cnatn: lost Thnn. between 1040 anrt 2H MacKENZlE: fommonwealth RIMB. 1ST IT 1: 1 1 on nnsnion i enter oils. :30 please owner of same? Lonrwood 536; liberal reward.

COAL. COKE. OIL HOWARD COKE GAS HOUSE COKE $11.00 per ton S10.S0 per ten' Greater Rmlsn HOUISDK rurl Somerset 7850 Maiden 7101 Artinirton iisuoi 017 CLOTHING FUR COAT OPPORTUNITY COATS U-sd for Fashion Show. Individ. "'u-ia caracuis broadtails eiiwer mtiskrats racona-iinin.

Vr. 1 125V smail deposit "ui juicunp, nu Hnce smaJl wwfrtv nnston. wxnrsu oli TYPEWRITERS. ETC. A TiXj m-lfM able.

ii Jr" arm port liege bu.vimr. airg siifimun Aenmnre 79. vifssii oia DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. ETC.

wonds. Jeweltr.atehes Gold Highest cash prices paid. Rm.418 E. LC1TIG. S33 WaihingSn st it 01 his a.

i ray. new ley SL only. IL" I mum write under V' 70S tn StOn Mass. po PHILLIPS CARD COMPANY (N.R.A.Y Dept. Beaeen Stftoston.

SELL XMAS CARDS 11 FOLDER bor. mostly engraved painted. BEAI Costs 50c; hex folders and eard. 30c: ite nni 11 6 gift wrappings; 10' profit plus eitVi il missions. Call, write: free samnle.

KiTci VALE ART. 120 Tremoiy i room PETERS KM P. SKR V1CK i 4 Trrmnnl PATROI.I. Exec J. thsrs.

he ns. en. Demomitnitor. Ktiteher. apwinc marb WALKS.

she see 3tH-M AI.TKRATIOV. rxp. women's wear A WOMAN for general plain conking, family of 2 adnlia. .1 where ourse maid is kept: mui i. children: no laundrvj vm tut t'aH Centre Newton l-Vt.

AT AM RICA N. EM Compiomew ar4 Monro cab-ulalor operator: several ink! Smith operators: experienced ri'Vr- examiners on woolen sweater A-l Ve-e. Ij'L Federal st. AT FAT'S, 3s Prorinr off 4ThooTr Filter, alterations ami tailoniir- dippers: armature connector: fn)oVrfor pttal latindry, 35 collar and 'tff' p-- operator. AT MISS BRIfiGES E.MPLOVMTxTirEr ICE.

2-A Dock Near Faneuil Hall cook. Boston cafeteria. a wit A NEAT, willing- girl for reneriT hoC work in vicinity of Brighton, ainrie. home nights. $:,.

Stadium QFS3-' BOOKKEEPER, aa'e wnw erKR. raohv. billing-, only irL ABBOTT Washinrton. "I GIRL UNDER 40 for reoersl sniali family; 5. Circle 8019.

HAIRDRESSERS rood salary, ateady work. Someri 5041 HOtTSEKEEPER. small house. "STchTS U. Winchester ladtTIu nee teacher, first- tso.

toe. musical comedy, for children's t-lsw h'h grade and able -o go snv-hT-e an ar. aiiernoon. 4 to e. fi rsivw STI-DIO.

240 Huntinxton and bnii credentials. LADIES Good income seilinji' bcie lin. rerie. Chrt-imas cards at cut-rate pri-iw credit extended, lance commission. honii ROYAL CROWN.

.6 Summer st. WF n' MOTHER HELPER, lirht work. .2 home: 4 weekly. Call Garrion 1S74. PRACTICAL NURSE, under M.

NE NURSES' EXCHANGE. Universuv S(MS F4t oe AIi.u two nrl. sisiers or fnefwW. for general and 2nd worlt. fa-ilv ot t-i adiilis and four children: ware doJi Telephone Newton North IOIjNG WOMAN as mothers helpeeia Dedham: general light work, live m' a w-eek; yive age and experience.

Gine ofRi. Iftfl GIRS WANTED everTdav to hsi I UU beauty work done FREE. HUB ACADEMT. 11 Mao Ars. nWF13t al MONEY TO LOAN tCRBCW tte KDSET ros fron injr if nr wen Ifctei telii.

lepirmeBtt mtj be tmtti irtr 1, S. 10, 15 month! toegtr tilt Jim iscecni income. jr write er phase. INDUSTRIAL BANKERS, lac. Auto and Furniture Loans 0STe 73 Truiest 2sS Flssr.

T'taisat lies UICr 1400 Hmt St. Flssr. tnsitt Irvit iiH. SMEVI1LE 130 Dsm St. 2s4 Flssr.

Psrts Saw IWa. Uf. 5JJ7 licn. 77 frw. 0210 Ik-sass 13e Sew.

353 lma 3 Note and Furniture Leans "fill 471 2U 2i Flssr. HsvarS lias. Lictsta 197 DOJCMFSTts 761BtnSt t. Siil 2ui Flssr. Usfcssn Csrasr licssts 6 Furniture Loane SOBKIHE 269NarvamSt.

2 kwr. tl i Cm. ISs. CAMIIIOtE 552 CHELSEA 445 trssiHrsf Chssisej ef rsisircs L0Ei llOFImsstSt. 2a4 Flssr, Rsts gSs.

MEOFtRO 11 Inmiss an. 2as Ftstr. Central BlSf. lEwTSS 313 WaskiatUs St. 2nt Flew.

Watfemstsa lls. DSLIMOALE 765StkSt, 2n Flaw, Sillhas lids. WALTHAB 371llss4jSt 2ss Fleer. Isste 104 WOIUIR 323 Mils St Tssssn' Rati luk a Ms. LOANS UP TO $300 ON FURNITURE AUTOS NOTES Our monthly Daymtntt thm lowest in Boston.

Yon pay only Lawful Rate of tereit for the actual number days you use the money. -Rational Loan Society 24 SCHOOL BOSTON UMrtm oow 689 MASS. CAMBRICS MITEI 3715 I SALEM MALDEI Maters License S3 117 177 Re- Made on Kornitore, with Sweaty months to pay. rn- makers or endorsers reqnired. Nseclsl lnsaraaee Featare.

BOSTON MORRIS PLAN CO. 209 Washington Bos ten Quincy, Roxbury and Cambridge OUR RATE IS LESS ON LOANS ABOVE SIC UP TO $3M No inquiries of friends, rel.mves or e. plovers. Only huband and wife sirs. Call, phone or write.

HOUSEHOLD Cerperat.ea nUUOCnULU of Msssechusstu TEMri.K Pl I.ireese aid Floor. Blake Rldr. Uberir 4 TRKMOXT T. Mrem 4h floor. Madia Bids.

Ijeertv iV eA iHnra rnriMT Oa salarits. Antes LejieiM BANKERS FINANCE CCRP08AT10I 1 Tremont Room 801. Bestee Tel. LAF, a it Licease MOTOR LOANS AlTOMOBII.rH AND TBri-," -raslAdvani-ed ouuiaud inc Ni" I Reduced. 1 AV MALONK riMANCC ACC.

CORP. 80J hTATI.F.K ot Irl. lasty 73HS License li SCHOOLS. COLLEGES. jTj HAWLEY SCHOOL PRACTICAL ELECTRICIU year.

Itay wis lit rl cstd rew. bliialenla enter any Mes. REFRIGERATORS Jm en 10IB0JT tte KONET uts s. 0085 iKHH 10 Umi. 2800 licsms 71 I Cks.

22M Imssm 195 sl. 347J Lkism 107 1C3 Ihwhs 199 51 7 1M 2G1 I far. 6CB) lictSM 204 I Li-ats Us 1430 Lieut 205 1 raiaj- evenings until 8 P.M. 1 f. ntgniaons 5t" olT PAfXTIXG.

nane. rinr. f4illnr. vxr.li work HOWE. Jamaica 3102-J.

MWThF ol PAPER HANGING, also painting inside and outside. Garrison 7329. 4t ol7 PAPERHANGER. first class, want work; low waxes. Bluehills 0792.

5t ol 18 YRS'. EXPERIENCE managing- market, doing- large business, with hixb-eradet clientele; also experienced meat cutter in all euts of meat; will take any good offer. Globe office. dSutt ol SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER, full or part time; wide experience. Columbia 3052.

FStl O20 HOUSEKEEPER. experieiHed. wants 4osi-tion in adult family: references. Mystic 0518-J, NURSE, would Ifke. noitinn.

nrlraU hospital, references. 322. Globe office. MALE HELP WANTED JORDAN MARSH COMPANY AIR CONDITIONING DEPT. Will add a few men to contact executives of, business organizations who are interested in Winter air conditioning-.

Units priced from J10.00 to $700.00. We ere exclusive distributors for this product: no outside competition. Complete line of merchandise attractively displayed in store for demonstration purposes. Compensation on straight commission "basis with full sales-closing and engineering' cooperation on protected leads. Apply Employment Office.

8th Floor Annex, between 8 A. M. and 12 noon. SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS The fastest selling bor in Ihe country. 21 French fold parchments with 42 interchangeable sentiments.

Worth $3.00. costs you 50 cents. Christmas wrapping package with 14 sheets fancy tissues. 123 pieces in all. Costs 50 cents, sells $1.00.

Also one at 2 cents. The largest assortment in Boston. COLONIAL BEAUTY STUDIOS. 10 Bovlston St. Room 827.

Colonial Bldg. Jf. K. A. SALESMAN WANTED MAX between 25-35 years old with responsibility to sell laundry service, on an established route: laundry experience not essential: cash bond and reference it.

Globe office. 3. Screen Sienci! Worker YOUNG MAN. ho has had some' experience maklllK SieiK-lli: Ilala I employed, age and salary expected. Renlv JKix Framtngham.

Mass. ThFSu ol PIPER Oil tank experience. loo Bovlston Room SOI. AT AMERICAN EVP. Mm.h.rH,..T retail furniture experience, high salr: um designer, client wit interview here Fridar.

Hollerith tabulating mahine operator; printing salesman: evnenen.H nL-e lite moulder. 127 Feiieral St. AT FAY'S. 3S Province CI SJ Ck.l -Photographer, with car. age chauf- leur-saruener, ae su-30.

single; hard candy makers. AT STEWART vuptnvurvr on St. Experienced salt fish euttera- At persmiths. AT B. i c.

AT B. rrljt rj'aiJLnlaJL -m-kiu- or lieauty Culture Chain of I Schools, shops: modern aebnnl- H. VAEGRN HVSTril All IU' Hill av. Dorchester. cAbixrtmakfr in: ini.h: tiqite experience.

J'ETER'S EMPOYMEtT njremont st. DENTAT. at.l Steady Doition Anul nu iil-i Main Spruiglleld. dSuJi nil ENGRAVER, watch and ieweli- e-! EMPtOVMENT SERVICE. lteP-'F'? fM UTi'f P'.

instalments. ownwu ua aunimrion av. SU.MWFlSt ol FURNITURE Moved and Stored 3 mos. to 0 HEARN STORAGE. Genevi 1200.

Snd31t ol FLOOR layers 2. Annie MR uromii house. Boirle at Vii line. HAXn riinke. HEAD WAITFR.

hotel rnnA INCOME-D man. S30. Room SOS. 135 Bo vie ton DRAWING account K.i.nv. 1 referem-es.

Apply 2 p. m. FCLLER BRUSH. 14Q Povlston LIVE DEALER needs addition 1' a 'ast-selliiig. inw-firiced dr.

plenty of Call MR. ai TIT10I-UOO I -1 wailleo. mini i. 123. Globe oftic.

''t .10 MAN can do -emeni. carpenter work for board, small salary: state experience, sal- mtibe orttce. EAGLE PCBL1C MARh.LT. 407 Somerville Somervill(C ROUTE SALESMAN marrrCT years, salary. THE ELBERT 30 SKRVICE.

ll'O Boylston st SALESMEN, for ii- eommereial refrifferatAra- a. sale (50: good future for hustler; person. 9 m. Beacon Boston. SAL.ESMAJJ.

-1 1 i 11 1 garage, and. a as stations, nun and terrilnrv Vttl- lBn. i.i jbiic, niuvniiu FSii rt SALESMEN in aell 1 terminator, needed by everv huauie re. peater. I) 134.

Globe office. STfVOCR IPDm.erriiri'i" btisiness man. able ABBOTTS. i'J3 Washington. spin due i'ARVE rr FRAME COVTltt 1133: evenings Bluehills h.V SALESMEN In aell n.e..-.

rr. wearer. SI a pair commission. 48 Summer room 4 1. WANTED Mck i 11 well-known epneern: new plan.

Write tjlobeorthe. A XTFn .,1. 1 1 WANTED 2 experienced drivers. Columbus Boston: 1. O.

T. A. SEND FOR THIS FREE BOOKLET! tm aagea, fully eplaiidag Is) simple tancinsice this Nr.W treatniewl whirls eulrltly re FEMALE HELP WANTED I Cut wtit this mi m4 wail with sstss I I nd addrraa to I 1 THE DOVER STREET CLINIC 1 1 Dover St. Bwtow 0-l-3 I 4, 11 I T7 Mr and CF lth gold Silver. Watehtw.

Jewel. Ite.i.i fiold for rash. Loans, s. KA'Nltl if 145 Tremont :30 Phil Baker: Harry McNaugh-tnn; orchestra, direction Roy Shield; Merrie auartei: Neil Sisters; harmony trio. GORDON'S cash for diamonds.

Jewel- UWIIUvn 9 rv. watches, enld F. Trubee Davie interviewed by it.v iiapnian Andrews, explorer. 10:30 Herbert Marsh's Orchestra. 10:45 Floyd Gibbons, the, Headline ur nurat I MM Bestor's Orchestra.

8:30 Potash mmA Terli. Jimnnr. 'ftt JfJnorts Review, Biir Williams. News flashes. ettabUshed 1003 18 province Boston Sud31t ol MISCELLANEOUS ROACHES EXTERMINATED absolutely ruarante to ri i.

this afternoon when struck by an automobile truck. Edwin Farla, 24 Roselawn st, Fairhaven, the operator, was arrested on complaints of speeding; and operating so as to endanger the lives and safety of the public. The Bisaillon lad died from a fractured skull. His death marks the first fatal automobile accident in this town Local nd Suburban (A TONIGHT WBZ 7:45 N. B.C.

Chain The Lovely Lotfy of I TimfUnf BEMUD THE SCREEN In Filming Desert Drama" BURN UP UCLY FAT-ORMK Welch's Grope Juice POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT O'Connell WEEI 10:45 P.M. IMPORTANT BROADCAST THOMAS J. MYHCS. IS lirfsyss St. sketch.

Red Davis. Juvenile drama. K. Trubee Davison, interview. Vi'M J4 Mario Cozzi.

baritone. 10:45 Headline Hunter. Berne comedy team. M. of Autumn, talk.

11:30 Reggie Childs' Orchestra. WABC New York (348.6 860 k. 22 Jack Armstrong-, sketch. Cowboy Tom. Orchestra.

H-Bar-O RangVrs. Football reporter. Jack nennw roaches and all vermin. SANTFARY FX. TERMINATINh 1 since July 1.

WE 90 ous IX Si'J. Kefgie Child's Orchestra, 18 Cab Calloway's Orchestra. 12:30 A Max Loew's Orchestra. WAAB Boston (212.6 1410 k. 3- Cronin.

organist. A The Melodeers. AM Shoppers' talks, recordings. 10 A Novelty Trio. 32:15 -A Crockerville Mountaineers.

A Csrson Robison's Ruckaroos. A -Ambassadors Orchestra. 10:85 A Health talk. 11 A rooking school. A The Answer Man.

A -Shopnin talks, recordings. JIM 5 A Oanctng Echoes. 12 Going forward with Quincy. .2 ouotstious and news. 1 :30 Fsrm flashes.

T. MSm Bittel's Orchestra. i Matinee notes, recordings. Jf News flashes. McAithur auclioo to i.dio.

fjfjgi '22 11 5 soloists. CAMBRIDGE WOMAN ROBBED OF BAG AND $5 Miss Bridget Callanan, servant at the home of Michael Hastings, 2fl Dana st, Cambridge, was robbed of i Stadium 7040 or Commonwealth 7K7S. Siidlt Ola SEWING MACHINES SELT SAO mifntna 1 a Jnman Cambridge; XI0n' HEATING AND COOKING Ranse Burners. S7.Rn emn r. suar.

Cohen bales, fortlanri lf. aai j. '52 MEnsemble, ouarlet. JJ-Kdwtit March of Time, i2 orchestra. Football show.

W': iivuicoii, iovn her hand bag containing $5 at Harvard and Dana sts, Cambridge, last night. Two young men grabbed the bag and escaped. AT I'NITKD BI'REAr. Tremont Sl. laundry machine operator on rol.

lars. cuffs and neilc bands; cafe hostess; lea-rooinjook small. $1. EW ART'EM PLOTS EST. fiiTs" SI.

Jlesirl with bakery exifrienre: typ- ol rt' 3130 ir 10 REFRIGERATOR foe ssle. m' mt; one I. Qtkltr Xtoxc-wtar. UH Oil.