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N K E-H Az K Ed | FIX K / FIX.
Pure-bred Female. Potomac 0064.
FARM AND GARDEN.
BOATS.

PEONY PLANTS. 4 and years old. csc ano
soc each. Phone Greenwood 215S. after
3 pm
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RENT-GARAGES,
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

SEVERAL GARAGES IN NORTHWEST.
Call Columbia 1S6S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TABLE fne: sideboard. 9 chairs, black ma
hogany; rare bargain. Adams 1923.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mooel Coronas and
l.. c. Smiths for rent. Bargain in rebuilt
and reconditioned machines. The I. 9. Smith
and Corona Typewriters. Inc. 1O18 18th ct.
NV. Ma O411.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GE. 1883.
57l6 10th st. NV. Underwoods, % mo-:
4 mos. in adv. So. No deliveries: soc dep.
WASHING MACHINE. westinghouse motor:
bargain; 800; Quality gas range. 81. 2216
Hall pl. tblock Wisconsin and w ST.
WOOD-Hardwood. best quality. in lengths
to suit: delivered very reasonable. WEst
0204 MORNINGS. -
WOOD-Seasoned oak frewood. cut any
length; delivered anywhere in city, $40
per cord. Call Walnut S4S7.
CREPE MYRTLE. RED. s1OO.
MARYLAND NURSERY,
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

MICH GOATS - Shipment Toggenburgs
from Oklahoma to supply demand for good
mich goats. Payne's Store. Bailey's Cross
roads. Va. y.
FINE SADDLE HORSE. suitable for park
riding. ee-gaited: can be ridden side or
astride Phone Potomac 4SGl.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CIVIL SERVICE COURSES.
SPEED p1cTATIoN FOR sTENoGRAPHIc
exams. Prepare for CALCULATOR EXAM.
Salary. 81 I.440. Age IS to 80; both men and
women; Courses in sten;: typ. math. stats
The Civil Service Preparatory School. L.
Adolph Richards. NJ A. M. s.. Principal.
500 18th st. NV. ME. 1897.
BEAUTY CULTURE.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL tEST. 1919.
For Limited Time Only
Complete 500 Course, S15.
At New Hampshire Ave. School Only.
Mabelle Honour School OF Beauty Culture. Inc.
1925 N H. Ave. NV. and SIS l4th St. NV.
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HILLCREST. aSOU 18th nw-Sihgle and
double rooms. suitable for business couple
private bath IL desired; always h. W.; all
out side rms hot bread rates reas
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1O2s N S1.-httreCllVcfy IuIHlSncQ lOOUl'
distance downtown. 10
1910 16th--Newly furnished double room.
good meals; attractive rates; other VACANCIES
HELENE CLUB. 1880 10th ST. Nw-Ex-
lent meals accommodations; rates reason-
| able; few vacancies. To-
.13s wYoMING AVE.--A home of distine
ton; beautiful rooms. private bath: ideal for
men or couples: excellent cuisine.
F3RMs Rb!H REsH goME fAskE
and and double room refned atmospheTe: ne ' een-
trally located; excellent meals.
1929 < ST; NV; the Lee ;,MaIsas-Nissly
private bath: excellent board ~ II:
DUPONT CIRCLE; IL. Mass sve;-coIm- M
and
varied menu; bridge. dancing: $40 and s35,
CHEVY CHASE. MD--Beautiful suburb Of
rooms TO lady: deiightful refined home: no
9S!ection to one ehld schools nearby one
double. md floor. residential section: de
tached home; excellent meals convenient
transportation.
FOR COUPLE. sunny room. detached hone
AZ FARRAGUT ST. Nw.@commodiou
!,s two 30 gentlemen reasonable, Phone ADsms
FRONT room, with or without private bath,
81 mall i"G faniis' ss1 HddTess ness Box sn iasE. sar
| office. 81
e9oO CONN. AVE NV. Apt. 149. South
Ssd ss co e5ss 6a
$500 18th 9or soa and
outside rms: hot bread: rates feas.-
1916 KALORAMA RID. NV. Apt. 81
Sunny double room; southern cooking; $50
month each person Adams %. = z. .-- -.
and rDs ST for y 64 \ s5sns dSo8s S9@
privileges.
155o a MASS AVE NwLa5ss room; :seoRff g. Il,
DUPONT CIRcLE-Two connecting rooms,
0r Address ssees0s s0t ms 4 sa ees
31O5 18th N.W.-sinele and double sunny
front rooms; excellent meals. AID. 56613
of bafh kNsh quiet man m $3.50 m0nsS aSa hon @
cooking. s.
3211 18th ST NV laree rooms. end
ea eSr phons bas SHTs seSee So
| 1854 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Laree. front: goo
| home cooking; men or women; So
| monthly each.
THE FLORIDA. 1925 18th st. NV, neaI
! Nicely furnished comfortable rooms: home
cooking: S32 SO and s35 90. Po 5514 So
MASS. AVE. AT SHERIDAN CIRCLE-Two
| large bed rooms. bath. tor two gentlemen
in private home; only those wanting the
best will be interested Address Box 99-E,
Star Office
IDEAL PRIVATE HOME-Adjoinine bath;
good home cooking; unlimited phone: tennis
court: garage; reasonable. CL. 1913
1712 EYE ST. NW-Within walking dis
tance Of Govt. depts desirable rooms. ex-
cellent table. very reasonable. ME. 6l79.
EXCEPTIONALLY sunshiny double room in
weli Kept home: piazza. lawn, shade; 5000
table Adams 1123
PRIVATE HOME. with breakfast-Use of
| living room transportation each morning in
Guided; ST. 80. $50; ladies only. See Miss
Carter. Y. W. c. A. 18th and K. 81 pm
| 1925 10th ST. NW.-Single and double
rooms; good meals: dancing evenings. You
| will enjoy living here. s.
220I MASS: AVE, N.w.-sngle. double
rooms; lovely. and conveniently located
especially suitable for Govt. employees, stu
dents: S36 month s.
1918 MASS AVE. SCOTT HALL-Lovely.
comfortable single rooms; running water
dehcious meals; refined home; walking dis
tance; reasonable.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALESMEN.
Sal ECAGEN luAN1Tn

PASTRY COOK, experienced; male or :
male. Address Box 3S-D, Star office.
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DUMP TRUCKS. 10. dual tires. hydraulic
holsts: good proposition; months steady
work Amply Lakestone Co.. River rd. and
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Prominent local realtor requires the serv-
Salesman With Automobile. Tor new. re-
stricted suburban development. Call WIscoN-
sin 1866. between 10 am. and pm. tor
appointment for interview.
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2I32 WYOMING AVE.-A home of distine-
ton; beautiful rooms private bath: ideal for
men or couples. excellent cuisine
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POWER INCREASES
PROMISED RADIO
Three Big Stations to Add
$4,000 Watts, as Many
Seek Similar Permits.

4 DDITIONAL watts by the thou
n sands will be catapulted into the
II ether in the months just ahead,
4 affording a new broadcasting
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks. maids.
day. week. month; references
investigated. DE. 1851. 1887 18th 81, NV.
oc2Ss
Evening star., 1933-04-02

Give Ovaltine mixed with warm milk at breakfast
always. At meals and frequently you wish
between meals. You can get it at any drug or gro
Gerry store. 1t is economical to serve 1t is all food
concentrate. You add your own sugar to taste
when you mix it. So do not be mlsed if you are
offered sugar laden chocolate mixture substitute
in place of genuine Ovaltne.
Or if you wish to try Ovaltine before buying. note
the special coupon below Mail it for generous
trial supply.
NOIE: Thousands of nervous people, and
women. using O,aitine to restore vitality when
fatsaed. During the World War medical authorizes
made standard ration for rebuilding she'll shocked.
ner,e-shatfered soldiers 1t is also highly recommended
BY physicians for sieepessness-and strengthening
food for nursing mothers con,aescenfs and the aged
Evening star., 1933-04-02

How a Delicious Food Drink from
Switzerland Scientifically Corrects
'Underweight and Curbs Nervous
Traits as Much as 3O% in Weeks
Time, by Actual Clinical Tests
Mother:-AcceptA 4 Trial Supply
Note Coupon Below
Now-these last few weeks of winter when
health-haZards are on the increase your
chiids weigM especially! Make sure that he's
building normally and maintaining the vitality
that's needed to combat the ills so prevalent at
this season.
A remarkable discovery from Switzerland will
help you do this in most effective way. A deli
Cious food concentrate that has attracted world
wide attention for its power to build up under
weight children at the rate Of pound week or
more-while also building vitality and curbing
nervousness to decidedly marked degree.
How 1t Builds Weight
This unique food creation is called Ovaltne You
simply give it mixed with milk and it acts 2 ways
to bring child rapidly up to par and then to
keep him there.
First: In addition to providing concentrated
nourshment IN itself, Ovatine contains a re-
markable food property called diastaSe-a prop
erty that has long been recognized for its power
to digest the starch content of other foods regu-
larly taken into the stomach.
Evening star., 1933-04-02

A sharpshooting coed of the West. BY scoring 5oo
of possible 500, Miss Harriet Woodward University
Of Washington sophomore the intercollegiate rifle
championship from field including co-eds from all
the country @ Wide World Photos
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Dick and Fritz. Richard Bar
thelmess returned with a new
dachshund as a souvenir of his
trip to Germany.
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~O@d0nS1&a|A Rapid Way
to Build Childs Weight
At the Rate of a Pound Week or More

Thus allowing child to get higher ratio of
nutriment from bread potatoes, cereals and other
starchy foods that comprise over 60ft of the
average child's diet
Second: Ovaltine not only aids Chid's digestion
but also has the power to speed up the process so
that the stomach may be emptied sooner. This
in turn makes child hungry. For hunger is
sensation caused by the walls of an empty stom-
ach drawing together
Thus when child takes Ovaltine his appetite is
not only stimulated so that he eats more-but he
is also able to derive more real nouriShmeM from
every meal that's set before him. With the result
that weight frequently increases at the rate of
pound or more each week.
Cnrbing Nervousness
As weight increases, nervousness, too, is usually
curbed to decidedly marked degree. For spe
clasts have long observed that nervousness and
underweight usually 60 hand in hand.
In series of recent tests conducted by an East
ern University scientist children taking Ovaltine
showed an average decrease in nervousness of
30' in weeks While in many cases nervous
traits-as measured by the Olson-University of
Minnesota checking system diminished as
much as l8't in single week. Thus breaking up
the vicious circle" that nervousness and under
0lx tnv,I TO-
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See For Yourself

Discount, if you wish. the results ascribed to
Ovaltine in the remarkable tests above. Dis
regard the fact that this remarkable building food
is approved by over 10000 physicians and child
specialists. But for the sake of your child. Try it,
Evening star., 1933-04-02

Felicia Rybier, young Polish
pianist of this city, appearing
in joint recital with Robert
Wiedefeld, baritone, at the
Washington Club Wednesday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-11
BY BRUCE CATTQN

THE famous Pujo money trust"
investigation of two decades
ago probably was responsible for
fastening the death of the elder
j. P. Morgan, who was the inves-
legations star witness.
1 gather this, at any rate, from
Henry P. DAWSON" new biog-
raphy of a recent member of the
house of Morgan written by
Thomas w. Lamont, Morgan
partner
Never before the Puio investi-
cation, says Mr. Lamont, did any
one impugn Morgan's motives or
cast doubt upon his uprightness.
When he sailed away to Egypt,
after the investigation, his life
was over. For no apparent cause.
and on account of no discernible
allment, his energy left him"-and
he died shortly afterward.
This book is interesting chiefly
for its revelation of the way Nor
gan partner looks at things. Mr..
Dawson, in fact almost gets lost.
Reading it, one gathers the i'm
preston that the Morgan firm was
composed of unselfish and altruistic
philanthropiSts. who never thought
OF profits, but whose great hearts
broke every time an investor lost
a dime
Did the Morgans control the ma
TONS finance and industry? Ridicu-
lous, says Mr.. Lamont. Did they
try to get the United States into the
World war on account of their allied
loans? Absurd.
For the rest, it's a readable bio
graphy of talented and energetic
man. Published by Harpers, it sells
for $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-11
CAR SWITCHING RATE
FIGHT BEFORE COURT
Railroad Opposes Levy Approved by
Service Commission.

Testimony in a suit filed in fed
eral court by the Central e. Eastern
Indiana railroad to restrain the In
diana public service commission
from forcing it to accept a rate of
$3.50 car for switching at Evans
vile was heard in federal court
Monday by three judges.
Sitting jointly, Judges Robert c..
Baltzell and Thomas Slick, repre-
Senting the federal Indiana districts
and Judge Will Sparks of the United
States circuit court of appeals,
heard evidence.
George w. HufSmith, deputy at
tornsy- general, stated it was the
first reciprocal switching" case ever
to come into federal court, previous
difficulties of the kind having been
settled arbitrarily by the public
service commission.
The railroad, HufSmith declared.
insisted on rate of $3.50 a car for
switching charges at the Evansville
terminal. The public service COM
mission, he said, had fixed a rate
of $3.50 car as fair. He charged
the railroad with discriminating
against certain lines.
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BUY ART STORE STOCK
Layman Brothers to Operate Shop
and Factory.

Acquisition of stock of the old
Lyman Brothers art store, 81 Monu-
ment place, by the new firm of Lay
man Brothers, Inc, was announced
today The stock had been sold last
week by a trustee in bankruptcy to
a Louisville firm. The new firm,
composed of Ben, Carl and Damien
j. Lyman, will continue to operate
the store and factory at 215 East
Ohio street
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Rays Are Separated

Without the lead shieldg, observa-
tionS would be useless since it would
be impossible to separate the eff
fects Of the radioactive rays from
the true coSmic rays.
BY using lead dust instead Of
solid lead for the shields, DR.. Pic
card and Commander Settle, will be
able to go after an altitude record
after their cosmic ray measurements
have been completed. For they then
can tighten the balloon by dump
ing the lead dust overheard.
A number Of instruments are
used to measure cosmic rays. One
is a steel bomb about four inches
in diameter filled with either air
or argon gas under high pressure.
The bomb then is inclosed in a lead
shield to protect it from the radio
active rays in the atmosphere al
ready referred to.
Inserted in the interior of the
bomb are two electrodes which are
connected to delicate electrical re-
corders. If such a bomb is taken
down into a deep tunnel where cos
mic rays can not reach 1t, the re-
corder registers no current.
Speaker Emits Sounds
But out in the air, where cosmic
rays can reach it, a current is re-
corded. This is because the cos
mic rays, entering the bomb, cleo
trify or ionize the gas inside it,
When such bombs are carried to the
top Of high mountains or up in bal
looms, the electrical current in
eTeaSeS with altitude, showing that
the cosmic rays are much stronger
at the high attitudes.
DR.. Arthur H. Compton, Nobel
prize winner, in whose laboratory
the apparatus is being prepared for
the Piccard-Settle balloon aScen-
sion, has used these bombs in many
of his observations.
Another way of observing cosmic
rays is with counting tube" The
central portion of the apparatus is
not unlike the bomb already de-
scribed. However, it is connected
to a radio amplifier and a loud
speaker. Each time a ray passes
through the tube, ''plunk" is heard
in the loud-speaker. These may
average from ten to fifty per min
ute when the counting tube is oper-
ated at ordinary attitudes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-11
Bennett Is Out Again

Richard Bennett again has with
drawn from the cast of The Song
of Songs" Henry West is acting
as technical director for this film
starring Marlene Dietrich.
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-Dietz on Science
APPARATUS FOR
SHAKESPEARE
HOP PERFECTED
Devices for Counting of
CoSmiC Rays Are De-
SCribed.
BY DAVID DIETZ
Seripps Howard Science Editor

Lead dust as we'll as the more Gus
tomary sand will form the ballast
when DR.. Jean Picard and Lieuten-
ant Commander T. @. w. Settle
take off for the stratosphere by bal
loon from Chicago this month.
The lead dust will be inside the
spherical, air-tight gondola in which
the two adventures will ride. 1t will
serve not only as ballast but also as
a shield for the cosmic ray instru-
ments in the gondola.
For while it is expected that the
present ascent will break the alti-
tude record set by Brother Auguste
Picard in Europe, that is not it's
primary purpose. The chief purpose
is to make cosmic ray observations.
The apparatus for cosmic ray
measurements always must be
shielded in heavy lead wrappings
The reason for this is that the at
mosphere always contains radioac-
tive rays which are the result Of the
uranium and radium in the earth.
The lead shields keep out these
troublesome rays, which are far
more penetrating, go right through
them.
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AMMO U JUDGEMENTS
Death Notices


BROCKWAY. MARY FRANCISCO 425 N.
Bevllle ave. beloved daughter of Charles
and Arzella Brockway. and sister of
Louise Brockway. departed this life Mon
Wednesday, July IL at the residence at
P. m. Burial Memorial Park Gene
terry. Friends invited. Funeral under
direction OF MOORE & KIRK.
KIEFER, CHARLES J.-Passed away in
d6a4da ID Ella Fla; Funeral SERVICES in
A NJ, p. m Tuesday. July 18th. at
the family lot in Crown Hill Friends
invited. For further information call
RAGSDALE & PRICE. LI-36os
KILLILEA THOMAS-Age Il. Beloved lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Killilea,
brother Of Margaret, Catherine, Helen
and Joseph died at the home Ala N.
Gray ST. Tuesday. Funeral notice later
KIRBY-DINN SERVICE.
MASSING. JOSEPHINE - Mother of Mrs.
Frank Fertig Jr. Ida, Victor and Her
man MaSsing. died Monday. Funeral
THURSDAY $50 a. m. at the home. Is
Heart church. Burial St Joseph's Gene
terry. KIRBY-DINN SERVICE. [Sey-
mour t1nd.l papers please copyl
ROBERTS. MRS. JAMES EDWARD-PasSed
away. at her home. 1921 N. Meridian St.
els Monday morning. July 10. Services
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
STEFFEN, MARY A.-Beloved sister of
Charles L, and Elmer A. Steffen and
Mrs. Carrie B. Rink. passed away Mon
day. July 10th at $50 a. m. age so years
Funeral from residence of her brother.
Elmer A. Steffen, 1922 Sutherland Ave.
Services St Peter & Paul Cathedral.
3. m. Friends invited. Interment, St
Joseph cementery.
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LIE G AIS

81 Legal Bids and Proposals
On July 18th. 1898. at 1000 A. NJ. We
will sell for charges amounting TO $500
one 1923 Chevrolet coach, Motor No. 4256,-
1894 at Abels-Fink Auto Co.. 40 N. Capitol
Ave. Indianapolis. Ind.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board
of Trustees of the Muscatatuck Colony at
Butlerville. Indiana, will receive sealed bids
at the office Of the General Superintendent
Of the Fort Wayne State School, Fort
Wayne Indiana. until 1870 p. n, Z. S. T.,
July 18th, 1888 for the construction, erec-
ton and completion OF new plumbing
and heating for new dormitory with
kitchen and employees quarters, situated
al the Muscatatuck Colony at Butlerville.
Indiana; said work 70 be done according
TO plans and specifications provided there
for. and on file IT the Office of the Engi-
neer at the Muscatatuck Colony.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids Prospective bidders
may remove from the Engineers office a
copy of the plans and specifications BY
depositing $1,000. which amount Will be
returned provided the plans and specih-
cations are returned in good condition on
or before the day on which bids are
opened.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
DIR. W. +. DUNBAR
General Superintendent.
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Cards, In Memoriams

JAMESON. JESSIE-We wish to thank
their kindness sympathy and flowers
during the sickness and death of our
beloved mother and grandmother
Children and Grandchildren
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R { n 7 AIS
% Unfurnished Houses

se-272s W. VERMONT sT-3-rms. dble..
A. J. Hue6er q Company. LA N. Della
$40. WISCONSIN, 32l-5 Rooms. Morris.
2o8 W. rooms. So; water. RI-4307.
sl2.5o-ADDISON 322-5-rm. semi-mod.:
gar. Al, water pd. LI-44l2
si25o: DRAPER, 1881 Rooms. kitchen
Grated Te ng a4 Tssh0oI; yafer paid; Fedec
sl2. 50--BELLEFONTAINE 1917 @ m
double. garage, cleaned. yard. KEY-l9l3.
1250-BELL ST, 500 1890 ED-5-rooms
toilet. water paid. redecorated. TA-64l5
sl6-BARTH AVE. l86l-Modern double,
2-roomS. garage. water paid. DR-2420-W:
SIS; NEW JERSEY. s. 2l64-At Garfield
Al cond.: gar; wat. pd. DR-3472.
SIS; WATER PD.-805 villa: 5-rm dble:
Al cond.; good location; complete bath:
s20m11TH E. 1880 rooms, hardwoods.
c eqil:T78S, screens garage water
ARNOLDA, 54l-5-room house, large gar
den. partly planted $3.50. TA-64i5.
BELLFoNTAINE l8ol.-o2-Family house.
cheap. Modern. $3.50 for all.
BEVILLE N. ll0l-single, rms. mod. ex-
cept furn. gar wat. pd. SIS. LI-44l2.
BRADLEY N. 528-5 Large rooms. modern.
nice yard. garage. S35.
BROOKSIDE AVE, 2531-Newly furnished
4-room. semi-modern double. Water
PAID. Reasonable.
CENTRAL 4O53-6-room double: sun par
DEQUINCY N 42O-5-ROOM MODERN
EXCELLENT LOCATION. $3.50. R-79l5
DEQUINCY. N, 420-5-ROOM MODERN
EXCELLENT LOCATION. $3.50 IR-7915.
DEWEY, 5828-5-room modern double: re-
decorated; garage; S18; adults. DR-l088
EAST 1247-5s s.-5-room modern double.
modern double. s18. water paid WA-2l57
ENGLISH AVE, 2414
Sentinel, 5-rm.; half dble;. &, gar,
Del, St LI-4412.
EUCLID N. 425-lIa Double 5-rooms, pantry.
SaFsge: $40 cpE5R974sis.5a s' nlOe Sn4O
EMERSON 3l0-(BUNGALOW)-
mn5o6ern, Al garage water paid. RI
EMERSON N 615-6-room modern double,
refrigerated. reprinted. Very reasonable.
WILL PAPER. S.. CH-2727-J.
rooms. heatroia. Al. garage SIS. a1RF-7g15.
2O6 S. Sherman DIR.
Six nm. mod. dble.. water paid rent
$3.50 d aRi geoGRsEge.s g. 1 KEEL. INC.
Ia
decorated, water paid excellent neigh
borhood. SIS. WA-0395.
1888 n. Talbot
Eight rms. baths. 3 car garage. New
GREGORY & APPEL. INC
TROWBRIDGE 229-5 Rooms semi-mod-
ern. garage. good condition. $1,000.
VILLA. 1204-6; 5-room double; semi-mod-
ern Was S14 now &c. Make own re-
pairs Rf-o14S ~" w. ~ w.
WADE, 1136-5-room, modern bungalows
All near school and car hne; water
WISCONSIN ,110-5-Rooms, cemented ga
4-ROOM BRICK SINGLE ONLY $1,000
L17s6i T 6 GROVE ana GQ T1R saaTSNRfA
GOOD LOCATION
N. Alabama $50. 5 bdrms., newly decor
ated; modern: LI-4412. A. j. Hueber & Co.,
IA N. Del. st.
REDUCED to So; water paid; 5 rooms:
533 w. Pearl. RI-6412. j. S. CRUISE. INC.
$3.50
266 N Keystone. 5-rm.. mod, gar. A
real pargain H-364O-R.
534 E. 10Th
Six rm., dble. Floors & paper Al. sepa-
rate porch. LI7491.
GREGORY & APPEL, INC.
10TH ST. E. 2513-5-room modern double,
enclosed ward large garage II-5838.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
TUESDAY

M
4Oo-Tarzan of the Apes.
4:l5-Three Moods in Blue.
4.30-Musical Highlights
445-Lowell Thomas (NBC).
5:0o-Amos n Andy (NBCD.
5:l5-Gene and Glenn.
5.30-Bob NeWhall
D. 45-To be announced
548-Gene Burchell's dance orchestra.
6:00-Crime Club CNBC).
6:3Q-Dr. Bundesen (NBC)
6:45-Dr. j. Holbert Byram and Lloyd
Shaffer orchestra.
70O-Ace. Brigode and his Fourteen Vir-
ginians.
7:l5-To be announced.
1:30-Ed. Wynn (NBC)
8:00-Lives at Stake (NBC).
S;5O-Cotton Queen Minstrels with Hink
and Dink.
9oo-Cab Calloway's dance orchestra.
9:l5-fIoyd Gibbons (NBC).
y 50-Iheater of the Air
~ 00-Cotton Club dance orchestra (NBC)
lo'5o-Ace Brigode and his Fourteen Vir-
ginians. "
y J 990O-Golden Pheasant orchestra (NBC).
! ~ ~ Lotus Gardens orchestra (NBCJ.
* ~ Midnight-Moon River.
II S0-Cab Calloway's dance orchestra.
100-Sign of.