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EXCHANGE.
z,Tvrr I;rT0y pRopTRTy own

ATTENTION. PROPERTY OWNERS.
Before you agree To exchange your prop.
erty. make sure the deal il right for you
Have il analysed and obtain n complete re-
port from a competent. unbiased and impair
tal source. A confidential. professional serv-
ice of this character. based on many years
of training and experience. In available
through my Office. Have no property for
sale. acting exclusively ~ consultant and
adviser. Consultations by appointment. Ap-
propriate fee for service rendered. Descrip.
tive booklet on request.
JOHN A. PETTY. Consultant.
20 Years Real Estate Service.
Suite 305. l415 X ST. NV. Main o0f3.
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= > ,
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. Y ACRE T15T,
broom bungalow. ami, Kensineton. Md.
and extras. acres. b-r0om house. 2 green.
houses. etc. 2h miles Key Bridge. Lee
Highway. Va. valuable ground. q rooms
and bath, mi. hrst commercial. brick city
property. = acres. Fairfax County, fronting
ear line. win add cash for good exchange
any or all ths above, some clear some sub.
Address Box 2ai.x. Star once,
VIRGINIA RIVERSIDE HOME OVERLOOK.
ms, eitS; modern s.room dwelling: garage,
bathhouS. 2tx acres: we'll financed: worth
s35,Oo0. small apartment or trust pst,er
taken 10 exchange. NJ 40i Ciev aas
WILL TAKE UAMORTGAGED LOT Al
rash payment on nufehasa of house. shep.
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Antony soon fell in love with the daring paseie~-
ate young queen. Hs followed her to Esypf. ana
forgot the troubles Of the Roman world. They
6shsd and hunted, sailed and rode. Somet'ss'
dressed like q peasant, with Antony - q sla~e,
they would romp through the strssts sf Alexandra
ia saareh ,of adventure.
Evening star., 1928-01-06

Cleopatra va0srsd Antony she would spend ssvs"
hundred and fifty theusand dollars one banquet.
After the feast vas own Antony ohdsd hsr with
Then, droppioS Of her priceless pearl earrinss
IN cup Of vinegar. she waited tiI Il dissolved
and apaNk q.
Evening star., 1928-01-06

Each evening Cleopatra gave banquet to
Antony and his friends. Each Far surpassed the
last in isvishnsss. The banquettios room was once
earpsted tvo feet deep with roses. Once the queen
savs eseh guest the silken couch on which no had
lain the next night The rich lttse and slaves that
carried him howaA
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,,o pslcEp ZOE oTIGEyr oTIGflEyrssASL ssASLgg.p.sz
ONLY S795O-sIO0 CASH.

II you are hooking for . real bargain IN
good North west section. 10 will pay you 10
inspect this big 6-room home with large
covered yoTcbes q 5igb siev atIon. con-
venient 10 stores. schools. churches and srsns-
portatjon facilities. Tiled bath with builtfn
Tub and shower: master bedroom across en-
tirs front of house: well equipped kitchen:
concrete cellar with doubis laundry trays:
bIilt-iu garage: deep lot to paved alley. In
perfect condition: newly decorated AMI p1tnt-
ed naf..voad floors. electricity and all mod
era cJnvenicncss This home ts prIced for
imrnedi ate sale At S7.J5b. Only SOD caeh
and st$v monthly payments. Gail GsorNs
124S after d u ~ for apDoint nnsut tn tnspecf.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNFURNIShED OR 3 LARGE, LIGHT.
clean rooms closets, bath; kitchen com:
plete with sink range, pantry: heated and
reasonable; state price. Address Box 251 X.
Star Office.
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SALE>--HOCSES.

NEAR 18th & DECATUR SIS.
S19 500.
s.n,f. detached brirks a nice rooms 2 com
pIete baths. large attic. colonial front and
''"' ''rs THIS Is A LOVELY HOME.
WashipgtDns Finest Residential section
PRICED AT sACRfPICE FOR QUICK s1LE
YOUR IMMEDIATE INSPECTIONS URGED
WAPLE & JAMES,
1f1s 14tn St. NV Main 10Z60.
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S3I, ,dU.
MASS. AVE. PARK.


Detached coloniai-type brick home. on
generous sized lot and 10 one OF The MOST
DESIRABLE LOCATIONS in this famed
triangle of increasing values" There are
sunny rooms and 3 baths and d0ubte
garage. This 10 Addaugh r. shannon
built house and represents the last word in
home appointments. H BE- bought 81
the right ixure. shown by special appoint
ment only with the exclusive agents.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
REALTORS-EsTAB BLIsHED 1887.
OFFICE OPEN TILL Pm.
1893 ST. NV. MAIN 1917.
WONDERFUL BUY.
On 18th 81 Near Spring Road.
Owner Will seil BEAUTIFUL homs 4 bed:
rooms. , tile baths. sleeping porch. finished
attic: downstairs. large living room. Ere
plsCe. dining room. break fast room. double
| garage: hot-water heat: t~s, buy N wash
ington under $50 00D: will consider t-ace
or easy terms Mr.. G. SMITH. North 4533.
Adams s555
John r. Donohoe & Sons,
Realtors,
314 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Sc
We have the property 20 suit you
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sALE-BUslNEss PROPERTY.
GAS STATION SITE.
on THOROUG HFARE

I
EXPOSED TO 4 STREETS.
Triangle corner on Vermont ave. NV,
above Iowa Circle: let commercial on all
sides. wonderful location: cheap and on easy
terms Address Box 3TS-X Star Office. a.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$3.50.
A new home with individuality.
butt by NJ & r. B. Warren. This
fully detached home has nx delight:
fuI rooms and bath. reception ball
and detached garage: IL is rust
little bit different. and modern in
every respect. This is the last OF
~Phon. Wisopsin z7ss or. after pm.
Wisconsin z675.
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sALis-~IsUsiNEss PROPERTY.

F0TEssToRY BUH,Dlka IN REAR or sos
atb u. NV suitnbis Tor shop Of storage
Inaaife Fields sos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DISK SPACE. WITH on WITHOUT DISK
law ofiae National Press Building. Address
ts1E a2D-x. Star offi.e, -
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

zaoe WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-6 ROOMS,
brick, bath. h-w.h.. electricity. double back
porch, large lot. Including piano and Vic:
troia. sos per month. Phone Cleveland
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SALE-CO-OPERATIVE APIS.

4 REAL SACRIFICE.
Cooperative Apartments Built
by NJ. g. X. b. Warren.
Containing living room. bedroom. kitchen
and Cinette, on second floor. Apartment .n3.
Sao6 Porter ST To I've sold $500 below
actual cost; easy terms. Decatur 1910.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
fCOnfinUed.l

1sas sa IISop M%ml7 = HWs NV Il, $iss $3.50 GO
Se Adams St nw-6 r, b. elec. % S eG
5s + ISandoiph pi: nw-er-, B.: siee: s s. g g
LOG = at se-s RI b. NV s,sc n;.. 90 90 e g
519 End ct. n.w.-9 r.. b., elec... 80 5C
III IFS Msss as.A .s. ss F. E. sIss slss 4
3s4 st.: sw-7s rooms. bath. bath. 35esGG
a;s asss M Monsello !; ave- ne5 D.. q q g g
ias son.a ss nn@e D-e ~ b. cleo o. e.ec soSS % %
e33 Morton st. n;e-4 r. D.. 1880
1sg isgo rm.r.or st. .we rooms bath. sss s9 s9
e42,5. Morton St n.e.-.s r.. b.. -. $3.50
236 Linworth pl. s.w.-1 r.. water. 80
l0s5 Ord ST mes rooms water. IS SO
fss 1891 ': &. Sd rooms rooms: waser water
ll3374 st sw-5 rooms. water J5ss0o
ess la: a. Ave. NV.
as DELAFIELD PL. Wv.
Brsndinsx home con.aining spseiou.
bulisn garage rent rsS"eed 10 $50
CAFRITZ,
RENT-STOREs.
sz44 I4th- sT-s7s: HAS BEEN TAILOR
shop last S years: cheapest rent on 18th st
month MD s sssfs sRANk z T. q sfFhsu .Hf stF ss !s
ssos sIiia sT-FINE. LARGE STORE
ff PfI a:Es :sSx sSSn SaraSs SnsSSf p HENRY
egO4 18th ST. NEAR HARVARD. WEST
side. New store: rent reasonable. l.. r. y
PRINCE: 3l4 InvestMcnt Bldg. N. ti9al.
1889 p ST. N.w.-fsAsseDs' 'sToRY. sv-Yr
.ea: .s: isa Ss'e.'Ssi:fa, S.ia LIZ sio' ss..
sTORE-LIyING QUARTERS AM.E, kAY
SSiinsi: sS sis zee t'h Prom. fa osss assr'
1'oI.E sTonE WITH tyISS 7oaSI, Az az wHTE %. oR
HxRRY cARRroLL N. iIolsa. Bis 9 3. NV nv
LARGE STORES IN EXCELLENT cospI-
ton. on and near Georgia ave. Reasonable
THoss =. FARRELL Co. REALTORS.
T2i 10th 81. NV. Main T8d.
1s1s-14I6 X ST. NV.
TWO DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS.
One especially suitable for . sandwich
Of all pus and street car lines In the heart of
the brokerage business section. Available
Heat and ianitor service included. For in.
spection see
,..h and X. cAFRirz' Mai. soso.
M; Pleasant 81. new building: can be rent.
eed at unusually low rents. wonderful
opportunity TO build up a business in q loca.
ton where there are more families repre-.
srnted 90 the square foot than any section
In the city. To get established. especially
reasonable rents TO responsible tenants.
CHAs. d. sAGER.
HRalt0r and Builder.
a24 18th ST NV Main "a.
6I7 ID Swy-SToRE. r.. b. sl25 90
1O7 9th II nw.... ............... I25 90
sos u st. ................ 75 90
Ut 4th st. n.w--St0re. dwelling. 75 90
5i4 1lth at. n.w.--2nd floor. 80. 81 90
Dg44 Ga, ave. u.w.--Stofe dwelling. 65 90
2QUs 9th ri. NV, ,.,. so 90
453 ~ st. sw.--stoFe. s r.. w. rs 80
- n. n.w.-~ktore, 3 rooms. 49,. ~ so
.BOs 18th st. 81 90
sJ3 81. Sc. 80 so
900 Nichols ave, Sc. .a..,...... $500
JAMES y SHEA
E43 La. Ave NV
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW & 3 ROOM BUNGALOWS. AMI.
S35 10 $50. in Aurora Hills and Va. High
Highlands. or phone Clarendon 445-W-l.
BARGAIN: DESIRABLE, READY TO BUILD
on: 67x105.foot lot in University Park, Md:
81 100 cash. Address Box 26:-x. star
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S7 -ONGFELIOW ST. N.W.-LARGE g.
room home, screened porches. hot-water heat
electric lights tiled bath: modern through.
out II rented at once owner will accept
$50 so. CAFRITZ. 14th & X Main 9oS0.
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WANTED-BUsINEsS PROPERTY

HAVE CLIENT WITH Si50.0O0 FOR PER
chase of desirable business properties: please
furnish particulars. Address Attorney.
Box 215-X, star Office. %
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

sEyEN-ROoN HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE;
fruit. garden space: quiet: references re-
CURED. Phone Cleve. GAS. \"
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OFFICEs AND STIJDIOs.
RENT--OFFiCE SPACE.


LAWYER SHARE OFFICE SPACE. no
gsthsv with telephone atid stenoRraDhlc ssfv
Le. reasonable Main i4i4. EieSe, 3l8.
Evening star., 1928-01-06

F0R coon GDIlDRED TEsAhTs.
1863 stb ~ NV.
yery a4tFsft1Ae house Of f09His sD1
bath good ctasltDn: large ba@k
J.35 5.h sT XIV
Three large iDoHBE sud bath. ekreiS
Lent condition Front sBoni NsH i,e
usfg 7oF business ,gt,s4.,ss.., A35 90
GAFRlTBZ.
AAkk 4 "a DfjsU.
FOR COflORED
coo n III ss.~-E rms sHd bath 4. &32 30
1879 y st. Be,~-s rnas BATH f0fnafs aa
1225 aznd 81 nw.Ls r. gas wsisf. 37
JAMES ngRsIs w63TWAkD Ee4itor.
Evening star., 1928-01-06

FAAk,
An extremely papular locality for Narth.
east reshtents. where property 10 ,iifiisult la
abtAin ami sells easily. This Is an esren
tionais we'll hu,lt hay window hrick of pre-
war construction. two stories, reeeptian hstt
bright httng room, reception fauH, large
dining room and spacious. rumplete Kitchen
cement lower porch, four hetlronms and n,ud
efn bath; fnli eetiar and excellent heating
butt on wide, attractive street. fhis 10 q
| tinu hiA,
phona MAIN nsnn untli Pm
I hoss 4 rHEips
Evening star., 1928-01-06

IL ROOMS. AMI BATHS; NEWLY RE.
modelled: near court: So. 90. THOMAS
LEONARD, 456 Louisiana ave. NV. Main
Evening star., 1928-01-06

AIS DELAFIELD PL. NV.
Brand-new home containing spacious
rooms. bath and shower, large porches
built-in garage: rent reduced TO $50.
CAFRITZ,
18th Ak NJ. a0G0.
Evening star., 1928-01-06

THREE-STORY BRICK-NINE LAKGE
rooms h.-w.h. and electric: entire house
recently papered and renovated. Desirable
location for colored tenant S15 per month,
Apply for KEY at Ills 5th 81. NV. or call
R1anker Franklin 81
Evening star., 1928-01-06

TWO OF THE BEST LOCATED STORES on
M. Pleasant ST.; new building can he rent.
| eed at unusually low rents. wonderful
opportunity TO build I'D a business in q loca-
| ton where there are more families repre-
sented % the square foot than any section
| in the ety. To get established. especially
| reasonable rents TO responsible tenants.
CHAs. d. sAGER.
Realt0r and Builder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
COLD FAILS TO
help COTTON
Only Slight Gain In
Price Is Shown In
Saturday Trade

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. SIP
The cotton market today was little
affected by the extension Of freezing
weather well down into Texas due
TO the influence Of lower Liverpool
cables than due. But after an easier
opening the market rallied on pros
Dccts for continued cold weather and
December contracts sold up to 1868.
or ID points above the opening. Some
realizing developed in final trading
and the option closed az 1862. with
the general market steady net one
point up 20 four down.
LIVERPOOL cables were 3 To 4 points
lower than expected and this served
20 offset the influence Of the rath-
er severe freeze in the northwestern
portion Of the belt. and first trades
showed losses Of 6 to 8 points. Early
offerings were supplied at the initial
decline. however. BY a demand in
duced by the Official forecast for
continued cold weather in the belt.
On the subsequent bulge January
contracts Advanced TO 1859. and
March 1866. or 3 TO Z points above
yesterdays close.
A private estimate Of 1879 400
bales was considered rather bullish
and probably contributed 70 the firm
ness.
After ruling steady most Of the
second hour the market turned weak
in final trade under realizing for
over the weekend and some evening
up in advance of the election day
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

turn over the great office Of presi-
dent Of the United States 10 your
keeping. sure that it will be in COM
Letent hands.
"Any American would be proud
Of the statement you have made.
and ] am sincerely grateful not only
for it but for the confidence and
encouragement which you have Civ
en- me in the whole Of the last v
years" Hoover said in his reply TO
Mr.. Coolidge.
After making his appeal to vot-
ers TO exercise their ballot, Mr..
Hoover told the crowd at Hosington
he would say no more because the
radio has made it very difficult 70
make political speeches as you have
TO have a new one every time you
open your mouth"
II simply haven't got a new one
on my mind" he added. land any
how, you all probably heard a long
one from st. Louis last night"
Many in the crowd yelled that
they "sure did"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
HEADY PILOT
SAVES WHEN
ship CRASHES
Only Slight Injuries
Result From Fall of
Airliner When Fore
ed to Land

CHICO, Cal, Nov. 3.-tPl-Eigh.
persons, injured when g West Coast
Air Transport passenger airplane
crashed near De Saba, 20 miles
northeast of here late last night.
were alive today because Louis g.
Goldsmith. San Francisco. the pilot,
FUSED his head"
The plane. en- route from Port
land, Ore, 20 San Francisco. vas
forced down in rough country by bad
weather and poor visibility. Gold
smith manipulated the controls 50
his machine struck the earth with
the least possible force, although it
was demolished.
Goldsmith escaped with a bruised
nose. His relief pilot. Noel 3. Evans
Of Portland. also was bruised. The
jured, we're: Mildred Dewitt, Los An
geles. only woman aboard: Ben Sill
YER, San Francisco: A. s. Whitmoce.
Redwood City, Cal; II. II. Putnam,
Burlinggame, Cal; Malcolm Rigby
Seattle weather bureau experts; and
Frank B. Jeffrey, Seattle attorney.
HAat& LNAL VI AI4AAlI ~ lulu
a. m. yesterday and was due in San
Francisco yesterday afternoon. When
it crashed the pilots. u%nmindful OF
their own injuries, Immediately be-
gar aiding the passengers. Miss De-
witt, possibly least seriously injured
of the passengers. did her best 10
cheer up the others until help ar
rived.
Miss Dewitt told what happened,
while lying on a hospital ~ here
today. at was the most terrible
thing ! ever experienced" she aid.
1.-The first | knew of the crash was
when a tree limb broke n window. I
put my fur coat over my face and
was the only one who was not cut
on the face. Then the other window
broke and we started falling. IL
seemed miles. but it was only as far
as a tall tree.
"The ground was wet and we
moaned all night. We thought we
were lost in the mountains and wor-
ried about our people hearing about
it before we could tell them. There
was no food. but a pot of cof-
fee, salvaged from the wreckage. So
we built q fire and drank coffee all
night"
Physicians said they expected all
The injured to recover. They were
20 be tent 10 San Francisco possibly
tonight or tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
AUSTRALIA SHOWS DEFICIT

MELBOURNE. Nov. s.-(P1-Re-
cent heaviness Of Australian obliga-
tions I'm the New York market may
be explained by the fact that for the
fiscal year ended June 80. 1928. ey-
cry state IN the commonwealth ex-
cent Queensland reported n deficit.
The total was around $22. 900.
Recent loans have not been well re-
ceived and it is understood they
will be cut - per cent or more this
year. Over-buying on the INSTALL
ment plan. reduced imports and de-
cline in business are blamed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

holiday. Prices declined 3 to z
points from the top and January
closed at 1854 and March 1858, or
1 points net down.
Trading was rather narrow
throughout the short session which
was probably due to traders being
unwilling to enter upon new commit
ments in advance of the approach
inr election day holiday.
Receipts, 51,O24: for year. 1896
I'll: last year, 3.995.429. Exports,
1865: for year., 2.463,020; last year.
2.249.79s. Stocks, GOAL .592; last year,
2.335.9l9. Stock on shipboard,
175.607: last year. 123.TT3. Spot
sales, 3O,603; last year. 29,T9s.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-01

we demand the immediate rec0gh.
ton of Soviet Union by the ohted
states government!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-01
Hall to Speak on
USSR at Workers
Forum in Chicago

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Otto Hall,
national organizer of the American
Negro Labor Congress, will speak on
"How the Suppressed Peoples and
Races Have Been Really Enamel
pated in the Soviet Union" at the
Workers Center, 2021 w. Division
St., on Sunday evening, Dec. 16.
Hall recently returned from an ex-
tended visit to the Soviet Union and
other countries, where he studied the
national and colonial question.
The Sunday night forums at the
Workers School have met with ex-
ceptional success. This Sunday
evening William F. Kruse, organizer
of the Chicago district of the Work
ers (Communist) Party, will speak
on "Trotskyism and Its American
Manifestations"
On Dec. 9 the centennial of Joseph
Dietzgen, 10th century socialist
writer and philosopher, will be cele-
brated, with Leo Fisher as the
speaker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-01
PLAGUE IN ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES (By MaiD.-
Rubonic plague is taking a large
toll of workers in Tucuman prov
ince.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-01

Submarine" with Jack Holt,
Dorothy Revier and Ralph Graves,
comes to the Capitol Theatre today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-01
In t erna t i0nal Labor
Defense Holds Tag Day
for New Bedford Case

Tag days will be held in Buffalo
on Saturday and Sunday, December
l and 2 by the International Labor
Defense as part of the campaign to
raise funds for the defense of the
662 New Bedford strikers who will
come up for trial within a few days
Mass meetings have been arranged
in Troy, December 8. Utica, Deem
Der 5, Syracuse, December 6, and
Nicaragua Falls, December Z, for
the defense of the New Bedford tex
tile strikers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-01
CREAM PUFF SATIRE
Holiday" by Philip Barry Is Gay Comedy,
But Not What It's Cracked Up to Be

THE writings of Sinclair Lewis
and his pals have long ago shown
that a chronic tendency to bait the
hourgeoisie does not necessarily in
dictate critical attitude toward the
basis of the present social system.
It is rather a petulant resentment
hat the beneficiaries of capitalism
arc so often ill-mannered bores and
unsympathetic to things "higher
and finer"
Holiday" by Philip Barry, now
playing at the Plymouth Theatre,
concerns the luxurious Seton house
hold, whose head is leading New
York financier. The old man, con-
rervative and straightlaced, has
been blessed with two daughters,
Julia and Linda, and a son, Ned.
During the first act the author
argues, thru the person of Seton's
offspring, about the emptiness of
he rich, the boredom of affluence.
And as a release, presumably, from
his stultifying atmosphere is John
ny Case, rising young lawyer, son
Of a small-towa grocer and nephew
II roofing merchant, who-mar-
yelous person-worked his way thru
law school.
Johnny is smitten with Julia and
For while Joy reigns in the youth
section of the Seton household, un-
til Johnny's discretionary phil
osophy of life" is revealed. This,
as formulated by the young attor-
ney, consists Of making his pile"
he has $4,000 already and spend
ing it in a leisurely fashion, with
out the necessity of showing up at
the mahogany desks each morning.
"In Chicago, Arizona, California,
Mexico" shouts this Prometheus,
and "free from all social obligations
and entanglements."
After a numbep6f poorly-patchad
reconciliatioQS Johnny and Julia
nart, when it becomes evident that
she will never approve of his mod
arn outlook" 1t is then that Linda,
he younger, but less conventionally
attractive sister, steps into the
0reach-not to heal it-but rather
o take the precious Johnny for her.
self
In a superficial way, Holiday" is
Al unusually sparkling play, and its
acting is highly spirited. Barry's
rift for sprightly dialogue compen-
jates for the shabby theme which
is the basis of the play,
Hope Williams (of paris Bound
'ame), who took the part of Linda
Seton, is one of the cleverest COM
2diennes on the contemporary stage;
Monroe Owsley as Ned Seton plays
= very convincing drunk and loafer.
Donald Ogden Stewart, author of
three or four clever books of par
9dy, ambled onto the stage toward
he middle of the play and made
himself at home for the rest of the
evening. Effective, but reminiscent
Of the now-stale Americana" de-
0artment of the American Mercury
was his contribution: "How l Be
came a Success"
Sender Garlin.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-01
Foreign Socialists
to Help in Building
Industry in USSR

MOSCOW, (By MaiD.-In order
to use achievements of foreign tech
nique in the building industry, the
Supreme Council of National Econ
omy of the Soviet Union has de-
cided to organize a central consult
ing bureau at the building commit
tee of the Supreme Council, which
will consist of II foreign special
lists of various branches of the
building industry.
Each foreign specialist will have
Soviet engineer attached to him,
AT each building trust there will
also be organized a consulting bur
eau consisting of foreign specialists
for INFLAMMATION of work. Bur-
eaus of foreign technical assistance
will be organized in all construction
works.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-01
SWINGS OVER EUROPE" AT
BECK DEC. 10

The Theatre Guild production of
wings Over Europe" opens at the
Martin Beck Theatre Monday, Dec.
10.
Ruth Draper, following a sue
cessful tour of Europe, has returned
to America to begin her season in
Boston, where she will play weeks
engagement at the Plymouth The
atre. Xmas week she will be seen
+ in New York at a theatre to be an
rcunced later.
"Follow Through" has been
adopted as the title of the new
Schwab and Mandel show opus, to
he seen here during the holidays.
The cast includes Irene Delroy, Jack
Haley, Madeline Cameron, John
Sheehan, Zelma O'Neal and John
Parker.
The hundredth performance of
might Hostess" now running at the
Martin Beck Theatre, occurs with
today's matinee. The play will
move to the Vanderbilt Theatre on
Monday, Dec. 8.
Jealousy" a U. f, A. production,
is to have its premiere showing at
the 55th St. Playhouse beginning
today. The cast consists of Wer-
ner Krsuss, Lya de Putt and
George Alexander. On the same
bill will be "The Suicide of a lily
wood Extra" and a "Soviet l. ows
Reel"