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Chases apartment the other day
where huge bouquets of flowers ane
many celebrities We'd for attention
Princess Der Ling, former lady-in-
waiting to the Old Empress in the
Chinese court in Picking, challenged
everybody to an anagram contest, al
some future date. The Princess i
such an expert that she had no "tak-
ers." She begins with letter
words so there is no chance for anna
teurs William Rose Benet came
In with his new wife, young Lora Bax-
ter, who has just taken the lead part
In Goodbye Again"-both looking
blooming from Week-ends Of summing
in Connecticut
BACK TO THE STAGE
Dorothy Cheston Bennett, widow OF
the late Arnold, Is going back to the
stage, her profession before she mar
ried the eminent novelist. She will
play one of her London roles this
summer In an Easthampton theater.
She adapted the play "Best Sellers =
which is such hit, from the French
Looks not a little like Ann
Harding, has that same exquisitely
smooth blonde hair, and the same type
Of finely chiseled features and will
4 #
HEAVY SUGAR
For those depression days, an ex-
hibit opening at the Farragil Caller
les here next week, sounds fantastic
f. It consists Of two pieces to go
into the Platinum Exhibit at the Chi
cago Fair.
One Of the pieces is Tiffany mas
terpiece, an after dinner coffee service
Of platinum. One hundred and fiji
teen ounces Of platinum, valued at
$500, went to make the gorgeous
tray, urn, sugar and creamer and
sugar tongs The completed
service is valued at $4,000. The 9TH
er piece on exhibit is a Cartier trophy,
which uses $50 ounces Of platinum, is
valued at more than $4,000 made
up
TRUANT, AFTER 81 YEARS
William Lyon Phelps, resigning from
Yale this year, is perhaps Americas
most-schooled man He has been
going to school, you might say, for 81
years Started at the age Of
three, In kindergarten Went
from college right into teaching .. :.
Has taught at Yale for Al years and
at Harvard one year Being
slightly prejudiced, he has stated that
he felt that that proportion Of time
spent at the two places was about
WOMEN AT THE BAR
At a luncheon for Mabel Walker
Willebrandt at the Bankers Club,
Mrs. Willebrandt denied that being
a woman was handicap in law :.
except when it comes to making
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Pity the Blind?

Beginning today a meeting OF
more than ordinary interest to the
average human begins at Richmond
Virginia.
It is the annual convention of the
American Association Of Workers for
the Blind and leaders in this field
from all parts of the United States
will attend, comparing notes and ex-
changing information about how
best to handle an intricate social and
human problem. Subjects to be dis
cussed range from the prevention OF
blindness to means Of making blind
persons self sustaining.
Some of these workers are them
selves blind, others are normal per-
sons who, for one reason or another,
have taken up the task OF bringing a
little light past the walls of dark
ness.
There can be few more praise
worthy endeavors, for none Is so
handicapped as him who cannot see.
The sense OF sight Is probably the
most highly prized of all mans fac
ulties. Inability to hear or taste or
smell offers difficulties but all of
these together do not present half
the problems which come with in
ability to see.
Yet there must be some compen-
sations which come with blindness,
for such persons usually have a SUM-
nier disposition than those with two
good eyes. Look at the next blind
person you see. Notice the enviable
tranquility which probably will mark
his face.
And the blind need not be depend
ent. In schools and institutions they
are being taught to perform certain
kinds of work which they can do as
well as normal persons.
We have such an institution in
this state. even though it is the
least-publicized OF all those for
which the taxpayers contribute their
money. It is doing excellent work
and is restoring or preparing for
usefulness many persons whose lives
otherwise would be ruined.
There are ways OF assisting people
to overcome the handicaps of blind
ness. The fact that a lad will never
again see the sun, the moon or the
verdure OF green meadows need not
prove an insuperable bar to success.
Two of the So men who sit in the
United States senate are blind. One
of them has been in that body for
the greater part of the last "a years.
Blind men and women have
achieved success in other fields.
Probably the greatest living demon
stration Of the spirits triumph over
handicaps OF the flesh Is Helen KEEL
Ter, who is both blind and deaf.
There is ample evidence that phys
ical handicaps can be overcome by
those with will. Blindness or other
disabilities need not be insuperable,
for the light OF reason and Of knowl-
edge is not shut off to those who
live in physical darkness.
Granting the terrible plight of
those who cannot see, it yet may be
preferable to that Of those who will
not see. For self-imposed blindness
there Is no cure and no relief.
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Japan plans the construction Of her
first automobile manufacturing plant
at Nagoya. It will produce 12O cars
the first year, 240 the second, with
progressive increases in following
years.
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/ NEW 6
| YORK
By JULIA BLANSHARD

New York, June 26-T. S. Stribling
winner of the Pulitzer prize this year
for his novel, 1.-THE Store" has at last
been won away from the South and
has taken up residence here. His wife
attends Columbia college.
Stribling, always q person with an
individual viewpoint, IS greatly anus
ed because his next novel Is coming
out, not in q high class magazine, but
in the PUPPIES" It is entitled "Rail-
road" OF all the characters he ever
created, Stribling confesses that the
corrupt old Judge In this novel is his
favorite.
y 4 4
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State and federal aid road work in
one year provides continuous direct
employment for 100000 men and in
direct employment for nearly 1000
900.
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found complete In the monograph
Chronic Nervous 1mposition"-send
a stamped envelope bearing your cor
rect address and inclose a dime, for
copy. No clipping will suffice).
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By William Brady, M. d.

Signed letters pertaining health and hygiene disease
diagnosis treatment by Brady stamped
not conforming Instructions
William Brady, Of this
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Some day we'll hear about a Big
City Guy who made good in a small
town.
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Fires In London cost "a lives and
540 other casualties in 1882.
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Editorial Comment

Editorials printed below show the
trend OF thought by other editors.
They are published without regard
to whether they agree or disarrea
with The Tribune's policies.
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JUST too GOOD
At q most enjoyable tea at Diana
Evening star., 1933-08-12
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all Such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers. on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-08-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fCnntinuedl

DELICATEsSEN AND GRoCERY-Real OPP
portunity to buy a good business in resi6en-
ttal section near school; will sacrifice. as
must sell medately. No reasonable offer
refused Call owner. North $3.50.
PAY COMMISSION AND INTEREST for one
year. fully secured. for the use of $500. Ad-
dress Box l54-X. Star ONCE. 13'
Evening star., 1933-08-12
SAIE-AUTOMOBILES.

OAKLAND. 1891 sEDAN-An exceptional
buy condition Al. do.day Tuarant?e Sidn
%oyor SSTn 6aanee Ge o @ mqhthty s NV
OLDSMoB1LE 6-Cyl. Convertible Coupe 1882
Driven 10000. in perfect shape through
out Prced 9it for quick sale sale ;sn-dsy EusTsn- 1nn
PACKARD 1929 CABRIOLET-
black finish with grey stripe: new rubber.
new top radiator and headlights chromium
plated; motor in excellent shape. This is
without question an outstanding buy; re-
duced to S3'5 Parkway Motor Co. 3O40
PACKARD SIX SPORT TOURING-Motor
recently reground or VIII trade Tor Austin
what have you. Address F. watson, Biz
Que st. NV. 13'
PACKARD 1890 Exceptionally good
condition; paint and upholstery hardly soil
ed; S695; trade your car; easy terms. Emer-
son Orme. 18th and NJ sts. NV. D1 800.
PACKARD SPORT sEDAN-short coupled;
looks and runs like new; $40; terms TO
lent condition; leaving city; quick sale. SIS.
1921 Kansas ave NV. GEorgia o92:. l3-
PLYMOUTH 1893" SEDAN. second series;
automatic clutch. free wheeling, new tires;
finish excellent; motor in Al shape: re-
duced to Si55. Parkway Motor Co. 3040
NJ st NV.
sTUpEBAKER 1881 SPORT ROADSTER
Model "a has had the best of care and
shows little wear: equipped with free wheel
particular: >3e5. easy terms your old car
in trade Toms Auto Service 81. St n "
STUDEBAKER 1913" SPORT COUPE-Rum-
BILE seat: this fine car has run less than
year and has new-car appearance; must
see this car TO appreciate what a bargain
1t is at SG4J. Stanley H Horner. Inc. 1913
or M l4th NV. MA. $500.
WHIPPET 1928 COACH-Perfect mechani-
cal condition; body. tires, etc, in good
shape: viii sacrifice. 500: don't Judge this
car by the price asked: will accept 500 cash
and SO monthly, For further information
call Mr.. Herfurth. CO. 1906 after 3 co. 1:45.
NEW AUTO, DOOR. GLASS installed while
any size and make: you may have ITO pay
81 within a short time this offer is only
Fla. ave. ME. ss67. Open Sundays.
: to " 12'
AUTOMOBILES at Wescnlers auto auction,
aoS II st. NV every Wednesday and Satur-
day 10 am Usually a good assortment.
Evening star., 1933-08-12
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUTO PARTS for any make car. We are
the largest auto wreckers in town. Why not
save 500 more your needs? Thou
sands are! Just watch the crowds coming in.
Glassers End and Fla. ave. ne. ME. SS61
ALL PARTS GUARANTEED.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
PIERCE-ARROW 1890 5-PASS COACH.
S9s5, CHEVROLET 1893 COUPE. $500
rumble seat; in perfect condition. Can be
seen at any time. Emerson O013.
Evening star., 1933-08-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Irnntirn~l


room bath .Isa pear pars and ngh school sI1
floor. S25 month: Etrase ---
couple or settled Homen.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR APT. DIFFERENT
bed rooms etc 9l2 18th St
DUPONT CIRCLE n3.5 N H AVE.
Large room. kit unit dncl. refriseration,,
MT. PLEASANT 3107 18th ST. OVERLOOK
ing Rock Creek Park rms. kitchen. bath
modern; southern exposure: quiet. cool: adults.
Private home: 3 rooms; elec. h-wh. sink,
range: semi-prrate bath: references adults
1928 EYE ST. NV. ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite; bath; S45 per month; gas and elec
1922 GIRARD ST. NV. LOVELY RMS.
sink. range. c. h. W: detached home: 4
large windovs: suitable couple: gas, cleo.
1897 CALIFORNIA ST. N.w-oNE LARGE
room. kitchen and bath: nicely furnished
gas ard electricity included: $50: children.
!3o7 COLUMBIA RD;: APT; 3le-FRoM
two beds: electric refrigerator.
40, CONN. ,AvE,-LARGE BED ROOM.
living room: o large dins,ie; kitchen chen bath
city: large bed and living rooms. inclosed
sleeping porch: all hk eonE; Frisidaire'
NORTHUMBERLAND ROOM BED
room. bath: non -housekeepire: rent reduced
to S45, including maid service. North $3.50.
3 ROOMS. KITcHENETTE AND BATH. 3
aire, radio good service: rent reasonable.
Call after pm. Pelham Courts, 2lia
st, APP. 500 l3'
los C sE-ATTRAcTIVE TWO ROOMS.
alcove: Ink; closets; a mi. room kitchen :
cite S"5: clean. quiet: everything furn. l3'
woODRIDGE-AWAY FROM CAR LINES
fooms aaf & sTsf s s aEf bEsea eeFsn sadt
THE LyTELLE., 1919 Pa AVE; NV
completely furn.: S45. ME. s106. ~
h Slsniy no, ss.eS Rooms esmpets1 KreHEs
closets; gas. elec.: cool. airy; $50 and S35
tire floor. 3 rooms reception hall. kitchen,
lavatory: complete apt gas. elec every
thing; 500 month; for well bred persons
only.
TILDEN GARDENS ROOMS. ALL OUT,
side exposures low terms. No. 304' 3nl6
Tilden st. nv. Shown on premises. l3'
WOMAN: 40. WOULD LIKE ANOTHER + r
expenses Address Box AK. Star once. l3'
bath; ami: Ink; FrifidaiIe; very s5es 5es-
1901 CLIFTON ST. NV? LARGE.
bright newly decorated rooms. bath lani-
tor: adults. Adams 4,33-
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Two AT
/ tractively furnished rooms: private resi-
| dence: hk; reas; convenient: real home.
| EN-. 4O33, Ia
| e0ol EYE ST NW-S45 PER MONTH
I two front rooms. kitchen and private oath:
J completely furnished. ami IL
.54o l4th ST NV AND l0l7 ST NV
J Nicely furnished front apts; gas elec
/ included; T35 TO S45. Me $780,. CO
I040e.
23Ol CATHEDRAL AVE. NV ROOM
kitchenette. dInette and bath; well iurnisheo
See resident manager or elevator boy. l3'
651 ST. NE LARGE ROOM AND
kitchenette sink: nicely furnished m l.
! S25 per month or 81 week. 13'
/ 1890 FAlRMONT ST NV BRIGHT
| ami verv reasonable quiet. private home
| TWO GIRLS TO SHARE NICELY FUR
| nished apt. with two others; references ex.
/ changed: reas. 1919 G st. NV. Apt ~ y ~.
I i467 r. l. AVE. NW.-FRoNT APT
/ large room. two beds. kitchen. sink; COM
pletelv Furnished: S35 month.
| PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-EXCEP-
/ tionai value: bachelor apt; lving-bed room
| dressing r., bath tshowerl. S35. AID. 33s2
Evening star., 1933-08-12
HELP-MEN.

COLLECTORS, 3. with autos: radio accounts;
gas and oil furnished; SO weekly, plus COM
mission: also evening collectors 921 18th
st. NV. room 1909.
FLOOR MAN. experienced in operating
sanding machine; 81 per day. 9 4th
Evening star., 1933-08-12
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

ADDING MACHINES--All makes, sold.
rented. repaired. rebuilt; with new machine
guarantee. United" 1923 N. Y. ave. MA.
BAR EQUIPMENT - Chairs. table cash
REGISTERS. refrigerators. counters. showcases.
fans. mixers etc. complete restaurant. bak-
cry and store equipment; ONCE furnl: ure.
files. adding machines. safes etc Priced to
sell. Edgar Baum. Inc 9l4 ST. NV.
BED. plain walnut double. and de luxe
coil springs: perfect condition. Apt >. go
BEER COOLER or meat box. electric. S35
soda fountain and carbonator. loft. $50.
1861 4th st. ne. l3'
BICYcaEs-Rollfast. ana other nigh grade
Co., 42+ 9th st. NV.
RICK-sTEEL ROOF TRUssEs tqr as.tt.
building alf @ steel roof sash h doors lumber pipe
CASH REGISTERS. new and second hand;
H st. NV. National 1875 National and
rifce Sl"5. Pool table. $50 large tent.
Sl5 new rowboat. $50. Columbia 1910.
DEEP-wELL PUMP. 50o-gallon tank. In
good condition; reasonable. A; 8 Donipha n
Phone Alex. $40.
ELECTRIC BATTERIES for farm boats.
light t.ng: modern die press. 6xl0. with dies
printers drying racks. stationery tires.
pneumatics. solids. Rear l2iS Wisconsin
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRS - Various
makes and sizes. guaranteed perfect condi-
ten; refrigeration for your present ice box;
commercial refriReration, beer coolers ice
cream cabinets: priced 10 sell; make your
choice now and save; service on any make
Electric Refrieeration Service. 2030 1ith
st. NV. DE. 1911.
FURNITURE poster mahogany bed.
springs and mattress, also triple mirror
dressing table: $50. WEST .1l3.
70
suite 81. so. bureau. Sd; buffet ST; gas
rance. SS vanity, 50; beds. springs, other
furniture cheap. I'll II n.e.--
FURNITURE marble-top tables, l.:
chairs, fountain stools. marble fountain
| mirror 2io6 l. 81 NV N------
GAS STOVE and ice box: cheap. SCI
Webster st. NV Adams 1896. IL
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. including
needle point chair. coffee table, marble TOP
G. NJ hghboy radio, rugs and other pieces
1913 Quincy st. NV 10
OFFICE FURNITURE and. equipment Of al
kind Prices extremely low. NAt. 3o'o'
OVEN Cabinet No. ia: also large alumi-
mum mixing bowl. Telephone Bradley :64
tank. complete $50 Clarendon 1921 IL
RUGS-very beautiful Orientals genuine.
for sale at real bargain: $50; perfect con
dition. beautiful color. 1'24 Conn. ave, NV
SEWING MACHINE Singer console ELECTRIC.
excellent condition: fully guaranteea' -
A real bargain ':}37 Conn. ave. EN- 93"3
SEWING MACHINE. wilcox Gibbs; very
reasonable: can be seen any time. :;'S5S
18th st. NV.
TRACTOR. with power hoist. one NC
Cormick-Deering. heavy duty; cheap Ad-
dress Box Tx. Star ONCE. Il
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GE. 1883.
SIG 10th ST. NV. Underwoods. $: mo-
i mos in adv. ST. No deliveries; 5oc dep
TYPEWRITERS-Curre mooei Corocas and
/ G Smiths for rent Bargain in rebuilt
and reconditioned machines. The L: c. Smith
and Corona Typewriters Inc, lois 10TH ST.
NV. MA O4ll
5000 SECOND HAND BRICKS and granite;
will sell for S1OU cash. Phone 2O-F-3l.
Alexandria, L.
Evening star., 1933-08-12
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Personal
IS : cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

BEST CARE GIVEN AGED OR CHRONIC
patient in nurses large, comfortable apart
ment: rates reasonable best NV. location.
Address Box Sax. Star ONCE. 13'
INFORMATION REGARDING PLASTIC AND
featural surgery 0ifting sagging muscles OF
the face and neck; warts. moleS and facial
blemlshes removed treatment OF all skin
diseases under the supervision Of a registered
physician. MA. 1897. IL
WILL PARTIES WHO SAW AN AUTO AC-
cident on Priest Bridge. Crane Highway.
Sunday night. at 1880. please communl-
cate. H r. CLOVER. Berwyn. Md.
SINCERE. EFFICIENT SERVICE FOR THE
aIline: especially interested in people who
try to keep fit: spinal manipulatlonS
speciality. KARL H, VARTIA 20l5 o st.
NV PO n2o6 BY appointment.
HEMORRHOIDS EPADICATED BY MY OWN
method: results effective for lifetime or
money back Write for booklet. DIR. SOM
MERWERCK. 1865 Columbia I'd.
EXCLUSIVE HOME. CoNvALEsCENTS;
newly furnished ideal location. suburbs;
dietitians. nurses in attendance; $50 mo. UP.
Address Box :!S-X Star office. l5'
USE GOAT MILK
for Digestive Trouble.
1928 St. 31"l 14th., co. 29S0.
Evening star., 1933-08-12
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPPY. 2 weeks
old: male; excellent pedigree. District 1852.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES Blue Beltonl.
beautifully marked. sired by Southboro
Captain out of Southboro Lady Belle pedl.
gree of five generations. W. H. Ponton, o6l4
1th pl. NV. GE. 54l6.
TOY FOX. POMERANIANs. black and tans;
beautiful puppies: some housetrained; 81, s..
Payne's Store. Baileys Crossroads. Va. IL.
SCOTTY. black, at stud fee. $50; wonderful
type and pedigree; pups guaranteed make
reservations now; also some beautiful wire
and scotty pups; priced right. Aspln HIN
Kennels. eth st. pike q miles from SILVER
Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1933-08-12

Central High Standardization front. 2
rooms. kitchen. private bath.
s25 ROCK. CREEK CHURCH. :Rp. NV
bssy.s: 5sy . .s.as.; 80 l. fs Vs. o. $751; .n
Evening star., 1933-08-12

GENERAL ELECTRIC Oil Furnaces are now
entering biggest sales period of year heavy
advertising campaign Just starting; many
furnaces installed last year: owners amazed
at tremendous fuel savings and the great
men also have exclusive sales rights to G. Z.
Air Conditioning plants on which big future
business will be done: have openings sew
eral good statesmen: men with car preferred,
See MI. McCord. 1909 Conn. ave. North
Evening star., 1933-08-12

INSURANCE AGENTS to solicit business for
insurance office, commission only. State
references. experience. Address Box 153-Y,
Star office.
Evening star., 1933-08-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
SITUATIONS-MEN.

Persons ddUertiSing for "Situdtions
Wanted" are Udrned to exercise
careful investigation OF persons Offer
ing positions 1rhere cash deposits are
required to secure employment
ACCOUNTANT-O OFFICE MANAGER. financial
executive: D. c. man: married: excellent
references: minimum salary $4,000. Address
Box 124X, Star Office. ID"
AUTO MECHANIC wants work; Is years
experience on all makes; plenty tools; work
guaranteed: references. Lincoln G7"5-W
CHAUFFEUR. white. 80. free TO travel: Il
yrs. one family: good education. Address
Box 141-X. Star Office. -"
MAN with years of experience in local
tional bark desires employment of any kind
Address Box l53-X, Star Office. i
MECHANIC. experimental metal-working
electrical. wide experience, desires employ
ment. Address Box 151-X. Star Office. IA
SALESMAN. producer. wants moneymaker
tangible or intangibe commission only.
Address Box INK. Star office 13"
YOUNG MAN. real estate exp, also hotel
MANAGEMENT: college grad. ms. major: has
car; exp. on rents. collections. loans: would
travel for reliable firm: best refer. on char
acter and ability. Address Box 110-X. Star
office. IA"
Evening star., 1933-08-12

MAN competent. Ior service dept. OF the
Fuller Brush Co. married preferred Can
employment manaser. . to Monday. 919
Nat Press R1dE
Evening star., 1933-08-12

MAN, over 70. gas station and accessories;
must know business: best reference. Rem
schel's Service. 14l4 King St, Alexandria. Va.
l,'
Evening star., 1933-08-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MISCEL
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. GOLD highest prices
paid gold teeth. diamonds. watches coins
etc. Jewelry Exchange, Inc, 434 9th NV.
BATTERIES. paper. rags. metals. furniture:
also moving done. Acme Junk Co.. 3056 M
BOOKS bought in any quantity. ME-. 54l5.
Pearlmans Big Book Shop. 1913 G st. NV
No branch stores.
FIXTURES Store. restaurant. office; cash
registers etc: stocks Of merchandise. Edgar
Baum. Inc, 914 E st. NV. Me. 9144.
FURNIIURE-Don't sell your furniture before
calling us. We pay highest cash prices. Phone
Gilbert. MA. 1856; ewes. co. 4s91. ID.
FURNITURE and household goods Of all
kinds. We pay highest prices. Don't sell
until you call North 6040. Prompt service
FURNITURE or anything OF value; Don't
sell until you phone MA, 5529. GE 6447
after & pm. Best cash prices given. au26'
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
,ewelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid. Selingers. s1S F st.
NEED VACATION MONEY? We buy mems
clothing. sporting goods. jewelry, typewriters.
musical instruments Call us. Max Zweig; 93T
d ST NV. Me. 9ll3. -
OLD GOLD-Bring your cid gold. silver. plati-
mum. diamonds. also discarded JeweIry; We
need them in our manufacturing dept; Will
pay highest prices. Kahn. Inc 935 F ST
WILL BUY good office furniture. desk. book
case, table, chairs to match: walnut or
mshosany; must be cheap Tor casn: no
Evening star., 1933-08-12
BOATS

LEAVING CITY-Will sacrifice 35-ft. cabin
cruiser, fully equipped: electric lights, radio:
t-cylinder engine. Lincoln 114l.
DUE TO CHANGE IN BUSINESS. will sacri-
Ace .i6-foot cabin cruiser fully equipped;
4-cylinder motor starter. electric lights;
take demonstration. make offer. See Mr.
Watson Sunday. South River Beach. opp.
new South River bridge.
4o-FT. DOUBLE-bECK cabin cruiser. Pull
man berths; fully equipped: all modern
conveniences: in wonderful condition. Call
Evening star., 1933-08-12
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

95 HEAD good. honest work horses; Just
out hard work. wheelers. Gs. ave; and
Blair rd D. C. line. Phone Ii I64o
FRESH COWS. Guernsey and Jersey;
riding or work.; 5 shoats. So each: cider
mill. good as new: | good separator. 81
All priced to sell c. NJ. Hirst, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall, Falls Church. Va. Phone
z. c. @. l3-
Evening star., 1933-08-12

MEAT CUTTER. experienced. wanted. 300
Bunker Hill rd.. Mt. Rainier.
MEN. to sell fast-sellng cars. Dodge and
Plymouth and Dodge trucks. Freds Sales &
Service. 3"S9 NJ st. II ". WEST 1870.
SALESMAN. to represent large manufac-
turer in this territory: man with previous
experience managlng specially statesmen pre-
ferred. but not necessary. Address Box
ASK. Star office