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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
SINKING OF SHIP
 BEING PROBED

New York, May 17--(UP)--ofti- eial inquiry into cause of the crash of the liner olympic into the lightship Nantucket. which killed seven members of the light- ships crew opened today. lndir cations were that faulty radio beams and tho heavy fog which distorted tho lightshlp's whistles would be blamed. i
 Capt. J. W. Binks of the olympic and his officers were to be ques- tioned by Dickcrson N. Hoover, assistant director of the bureau of navigation, on the value of ra- dio beams to marine safety. It was while the olympic was bee ing steered through fog Tues day afternoon by means of radio beam direction finders that it rammcd and sank the Nantucket.
 Capt. Binks will take the olyni- pic on its return voyage to Europe tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
Patronage Cards Are
 ShufHed By C. o. ?.
An OId.fastioned Row Was Started in Department of Justice To.day-Democrats Say Hoover Sup.
 pOrters Are Filling Some Good Paying Jobs

Washington, May t7--UP)--- An old -fnshIoned political light and C mysterious department roe port charging republicans "are shuffilng the patronage cards' iil the department of justice, cnliven' cd n session Of G Bonate civil ser vice subcommittee today.
 While Former Republican SOC. rctnry of Wnr Patrick J. Hurlc, had Former Democratic Prohibit ion Administrator A. V. Dnlrympl, exchanged jmprccations and offer t0 flight it out In tho libel courts, the committee received n conhd' entiai department report purport' ting Go reveal a plot Co koep ro- publican patronage employees Tn office.
 The committee wns conducting . hearing on n resolution by Sen Kenneth Mcclellan, d., Tom, to require rcinstatcd prohibition cID- ployes to stand merit tests. Tho report wag introduced by Webster Spatcs, attorney for the tax and penalty unit Of the department of Justice. It's author was not idon- tlfled.
 Hurley, drawn to tho hearing by charges that no and other ropub- llcan leaders conceived tho "pn. tronagc plot at conferences at his
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17

stairs down to tho street level had been recently cut, Drops of blood. they reported. led from tho door- way to tho spot on the sidewalk where Hcaley'a body was discov- cred by pussorsby.
 Police Continue Probc
 Police, however, arc continuing their investigatoIn Of tho circuinr stances surrounding Healey's death and are searching for several key witnesses. Mrs Isabel Vnndorlin, friend of the dead man, was picked up this morning and is still held ae n coroncr's prisoner, without bonds.
 Medical Examiner Dr Edward Rirschbnum snid this morning that he did not believe Healey's death could havo been caused by . fall. Judging from the nature and ios cation of the mnn's hurts, he de- clHrod that tho fall theory was only a remote possibility.
 The case, since tho medical exs aminer's autopsy showed violent doath, now comes under tho juris- diction of Coroner John IT. Mon- zani. Coroner Monsani was out Of the city early this afternoon, but was expected to take charge Of the investigation later today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
ROSETTA SMITH
 CARLEY IS DEAD
We'll Known in Business and Social Circles in
 City and State

Miss Rosetta smith Carley, Rr many years a prominent resident of this city and Middlcbury. diod this morning at her home on North street, Middlebury, after a brief Illness. Miss Carley was born in Watcrtown, February 4. 1S72. the daughter of John II. and Mnry Smith Carley. She received her early education fin private schools and completed her business edu- cation in New Haven. Her early business affiliations were with manufacturing offices and she later conducted the first public stcnograpber's office in the city.
 Miss cariey opened tho Brown Shop" at Laurel beach. Milford. as one of her initial business ven- lures and met with such success that she moved to this city where sho opened a shop in the National bunk building fin 1914. Duo 10 an
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
MICHAEL FARMER
 IS GOOD WAITER

Paris, May i7.-UP)--Michael Farmer, prospective ex-husband of Gloria Swanson, said to-day that though the film star might divorce him in California she would re- main his lawful welded wife in .04G of 1 per cent of the world and he would enforce his rights. Ills rights, as he outlined them, lay In the custody of their two year old daughter. Farmer said he would not oppose n divorce if he obtained custody of tho child, hut shat ho would not consent to one otherwise. Pointing out his Irish Free Statc nationality. he said that there was no divorce law there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
Final NezgS Flashes
FARMER BOY KILLS FATHER

Beaver, Pa, May I7.-(UPJ-SteVeV Vebes, 15-year-old farmer boy, was held in juvenile court detention home today after admitting he killed his father with shotgun when he threat pitchfork. The boy walked two miles of coun- try road to the Midland police station to surren- der after he shot his reportedly drink-crazed father, Lawrence, AZ. The father, a mill worker, threatened his wife and son yesterday afternoon when they returned from working in field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17

reported hero that Loew's, Inc, would assume payment of the . per cent interest on first mortgage bonds amounting tO; S6,0g3, 900, The change was Bnid Co have been put into offect May 15.
 Poll sold the theaterb to the Fox interests several years ago at q sum said Co have been $20.000,. 900. Last year, through failure of Fox to keep up payments on notes, Poll bought them back at public auction, "
 rho thcaters aro located at New Haven, Waterbury. Bridgeport, Hartford. Moriden and Norwich, Connecticut, and Sprlnkneld and Worcester, Mass.
 Under terms of tho nogOtiatlo tlons, it was reported, Bagnl Swlll con- tlnuo as general nHnagcf md will have Harry Shaw, formerly of Loow's theatcr. Syracuse, N. Y,, as HsslHtant.
 Tho paiaco thontcr Of Waterbury originally 0rect0d by Mr. tpolI, h. tor taken over by the Tex intcr- 0Bts and moro recently Foturned Co tho Poll in,oresta is onn of the theAtorB involved ln tho deal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
McC CONAUCHY IS
 NOT CANDIDATE

Middietown, Conn. May t7.-- (UP)--Dr James l.. Mc-C0nnughy, president Of Wesleyan university, will not be a candidate for the republican gubcrnatorIal n0mina ton this year.
 Addressing 400 Middleaex county republicans Inst night, Dr McCon- Rughy asked that his name Do eliminated from the list Of pros pestivo candidates because hc in- tended to remain an president of the university and "i cannot bs Rovarnor of Connecticut and prcsl- aani Of Wesleyan at the Halno time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17

Evanston, III. May 17--tUp)-- Refusal of Christlans to engage in 'any war fo rany purpose, even to the extent of withholding naval md military cnaplains. was recom- mended today by the Methodist Episcopal church general confer- ence on world peace,
 Tho commission predicted that abandonment cf war would lead to an intern ational government through such agencies an tho world court. tho international ln. bor vtilce and the iengis ot m. tionm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
STEP-DAUCHTER
 SHOOTS FATHER

Boston. May l7--(UP)- Al ichaeI Mcuonnld, 4f.r was wounded crit- icsIiy by \ daughter, Chris Una MacInnis, is. during what ... at their south end homo today.
 A bullet from .32 caIIbfo re- yolver entered Mci)onaId's body beneath the left arm and barely missed strikine the heart. He was taken Co City hospital where his name was placed or inc duuger list.
 Both the VI. tim and the girl, who was tnkus Co HeFkeley street police station for questioning, in- sisted that the shooting Was neels Awninl, she nuid sile just hap pcnod 10 hnd the sen behind . door, but p0isoe were 0iaapll4Hed with tho explanation. polntiHB nui thai they found the weapon care. suily put away iis q parlof closet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
HACKED HUSBAND TO PIECES

allegedly hacked her husband to death with an axe and lived with his mutilated body in her bed. room for more than month was overpowered today by police who removed her forcibly from the scene. Mrs Albertina Krueger, 68, on five occasions g patient at the Milwaukee county Hospital for Mental Diseases, was alleged by police to have killed her 70-year-old husband, Albert, on April 15
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
|POLICEMCLMEDT no
 |BELLEFHEALEYMET DEATHFROM FALL
Despite Report of Medical Examiner There Are Cir cumstances That Point to an Accidental Tragedy;
 But Probe of Fatality is Still Going On

Despite the medical examiners report that the death of Joseph Heaey could hardly have been caused by f police late this afternoon pointed out that there consd erabe evidence to support such a claim.
 Lieutenant Detective Joseph Stevens and Detective Wi- liam Foley examining the Canal street building outside of which Healeys body was found at o'clock this morning said they had discovered that several steps in the flight o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
GERMANY IS NOT SEEKING MARIN
 PRESENT CRISIS
Onc.Armcd Veteran Spoke For Hitler and Rest
 of Cabinet
IVY TREDEl.ICK OEsCIfNER (Cspyright, te34, by unIted prcss)

Berlin, May i7---tLP)---An em- phatlC declaration that Chabceli0r Adolph HItior and his cabinet, mostly war yetcrnns, nre firmly ops pOncd 10 nnotli0r war wnHs made today By Mln'stor 0f Labor .Trans Scldtc, ,F "f've had my Bhare! d0n't wnrit any moe war; Nor dogs any momber of the cabinet" Scldto said. At4
 With n Bhnrp gesture in (which thore was no bitterness, but great enPnostnesa, Heldte drew Ap a loathern loft hand, part of au arti. ncinl arm.
 "I lost that in the war;" he said Qulotiy. "A bullet Just missed my aye. Another went through my foot An onr.drum was shnt ntterod.
 Hitler Went Through It
 -Four years of it. eIIitleri went through it, too. So did Goerlng, Papon. Nourath, Rochm, Hcss,
 fcantluuad au pa0a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
KIDNAPERS IN SAN QUENTIN

San Quentin Prison, Calf, May I6.-(UPl --The three confessed kdnapers of William F. Gettle, Beverly Hills millionaire, entered San Quentin today to begin life sentences after their 15-minute trial and conviction in Los Angeles courts. The prisoners Jimmy Kirk, called the sbrans' of the $75,000 ransom plot; Ray Wi- Hams, and Larry Kerrigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
ALL THEATERS OF POLL CHAIN CHANGE HANDS
General Manager Louis M. Sagal Announced This Al.
 ternOOn That Loew's Inc of New York Has Taken Over the IS Theatrical Houses

New Haven, Conn, May 17-(UP)--General Manager Louis M Saga of the PoNew England Theaters Incorpor- ated today said that IS heaters founded by Sylvester
 Po in Connecticut and Massachusetts cities had been taken by Loews Incorporated of New York representatives of MetroGoldwyn Mayer Corporaton Sagal said all n- Xogel at the LoaN,s general New York nfficas waa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
NEWSPAPER WINNERS NAMED

St Louis, May 17-(UP)-The National Editorial association today announced winners in contests for outstanding newspapers and edi.. torial pages at the organizations 18th annual convention. The St Cloud Times, St Cloud, Minn, was awarded first prize in the general ex- cellence contest of the daily division for news papers with circulations of more than $500. New Canaan, (Conn.) Advertiser, won first place in the weekly division over 1000 circulation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, May I7--(UP)---Gov- crnment expenReB and receipts of the current fiscal year to May fbs compared with the correspondin9 period of the previous fiscal yeari This Yenr Expenses Lase Year $G,1 145.S36, ,Ggi.22 g4.537,24b,33IDe ss.sss.l27.aszSs si.7ss.7oi. .oss.7s
 Deficit
 s3.boe. .7op. .22s.b3 s2.7es.s44.ssl.2o Cash Balance ..... $2.t10.147,f4S.OS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
Markets Al Q Glance

Stocks rise fractions to points In dull trading. Bonds higher; speculative issues firm. Curb stocks advance fractions Co a point. Chicago stocks higher Call money per cent. Foreign exchange firm. Wheat up M to 1h cent; corn up h; oats higher. Cotton rises almost $1 q bale. Rubber up 10 tO 13 points. Silver futures up 90 to Al points. liar silver up M at 44M cents an ounce. Copper SH cents pound.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-17
The Weather

Cloudy Warm Tonight;
 Unchanged Friday pdi wssshss aspovs ease ..
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ENGAGE IN No wAR

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Evening star., 1934-07-12

1927 QUINCY ST NW-Furnished room
with private shower; ressonabl No other
roomeTs. Phone Columbia 6057.
1903 10th ST NW-Ideal location; large
cool rooms with twin beds. near showers.
So week,
Evening star., 1934-07-12
KING COBRA
By MARK CLAIMING

them anything they asked II they
threatened TO torture her So long
as she was safe. what happened TO
him did not matter. Even II they
killed him after he had spoken with
Diana. another sight Of her would
make II easier 70 die
Nonchalantiy he answered The
dwarf's question.
Il do not know. Il would depend" :"
Upon vhat?"
Upon her"
TO save her from death, would
you speak,"
Yes" whispered Gray.
Then you shall do So" remarked
Khoon smoothly, IF torture fails.
But my tortures seldom fail" He
sighed They always kill-but SLOW
ly"
An hour later. behind an inky
black line Of mountain top, the night
sky was washed with a pale gold
which slowly turned 10 deep orange,
as a sharp rim Of yellow light-im-
mense and serene with the jagged
spires Of rock showing sharply clear
against it-roSe swiftly into sight.
Mount" uttered the Mongol terse-
ly. rising 10 his feet. Slowly Colin
mounted.
Behind him rode Khoon, a heavy
automatic in his hand-its safety
catch at full cock.
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Evening star., 1934-07-12

OWNER OFFERS CORNER STORE and
dwelling in nearby suburb: est. - years.
fixtures included; good will sacTifced very
low rent. North l407.
I OWN so SHARES OF Columbia Medical
Building Corporation stock for which i
paid $4,000 and the book value Of which
Is considerably higher now. Will sell TINS
- - Lha rnxt rs.llIar half HaarLv
Evening star., 1934-07-12
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED:

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, 1t 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., 1934-07-12
BLUE LAW UP FOR VOTE

LINCOLN. Nebr. Op).-Lncoln vot-
ers will have another chance soon to
legalize Sunday moving picture shows,
but other blue laws-like the one
against pitching quoits on the Sab
bath-win remain on the book.
For the fourth time in 20 years,
voters will ballot on the issue August
IA. The proposal is short and TO the
point II calls for amendment of the
present blue laws, stfking out ref
erence TO the ban on Sunday shows.
To get Sunday pictures, the voters
viii have to indorse existing provi-
sions which make 1t Illegal to dance
on the Sabbath, to run foot races, TO
engage in the fast driving of horses
or other animals. to play tenpins or
indulge in the pitching of quoits. to
Srestle. box. fish. discharge firearms,
beat drums or play other loud-sound-
ina instruments.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

NAM OR WOMAN for half day to keep
small set Of books; experience not neceS-
Sary. provided accurate with figures. Ap-
ply Room 2l5. Investment Bldg. 13'
OPERATOR, experienced. on mems pants.
Apply l24O 9TH ST NV
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PERSONAL,

HEMORRHOIDS ERAD1CATED BY MY
own method: results effective for lifetime
or money back. write for booklet; no drugs
or Surgery DR. SOMMERWERCk. 1865
C0ly1mhia rd Adams 03RS
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1915 MASS. AVE. Scott Hall-Loveiy cool
single. double rooms; running water: de-
licious meals, central; distinctive. reason
oHE
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SITUATION--DOMEsTIC

COLORED GIRL. neat honest and reliable.
wishes work as maid cook. housework or
elevator operator; references. NO. 4912-J.
COIORED GIRL wishes place as nurse,
maid or general horsepower. whole OF
part time; reference. DE. 2517-J
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as maid. part
time or day worker; experienced; rei
NO 1863
Evening star., 1934-07-12

EXCLUSIVE LADIES TAuoRESS. expert
enced in remodeling Gowns in harmonlzlhg
coloTs: evening wraps and gowns VIII
ans 9753-W
PRACTICAL NURSE. housekeeper or cash
ier BY widow; best reference. can drive car,
Address Box 232-Q, Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY wants typewritinE, ofhee
work day week hour; regular p. B.. X.
operator. Address Box 1870. Star once
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SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS


RED-DAvENPoRT suite. wal. dining room
suite studio couch refrigerator, wardrobe,
dressers, etc, bargains. 1903 Georgia ave.
BICYCLES-Rollfas and other high-grade
wheels, Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Co. 424 9th St NV
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES all sizesi
supplies. repairire; ping-pone tables and
accessories. Conn, $40 9th st. NV. DI. All
BRASS BEDs-suitable for hotel or tour
ist homes; single and double size; cheap
for immediSte disposal; good condition.
Ritz Hotel, 920 st. NV.
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
many wrecking Jobs. Largest selection at
HEcHNGER CO Used Material Dept;
59oa5 Ga, ca Ave: W.Gla05 Sichois Ave s s Z E
BUILDING MATERIAL.--Brie doors.
windows plumbing. radiation ,atro6esS S
heating plants: Wre9klng COY. niO. ~ ra
i446 ist sc. Ii 4093 17'
CANDY SHOWCASE-5-ft. candy show
case; very reasonable. 1901 X st. NV.
DINING ROOM SUITE beautiful 11-piece
to match other furniture and s-room
house for sale. to 10 pm 3539 10Th
St NV.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Norge. double
door. porcelain interior. l2-ft, size; cost
$500 will sell for 5000 CL. 1865.
FRIGIDAIRE UNITS for stores and homes:
terms 24o st nv. ME. 1897. Ia
FRIGIDAIRE-4 cu.-ft Friaidaire< sIightly
AMY; no down payment; 15c day. The
Palais ROYAL 9TH floor.
Walnut dining room set in
excellent condition. consisting OF emma
SIS; also table pads, Winter and Summer
rugs Call DI. $3.50, Branch 400.
FURNITURE-A 1O-pc genuine burl wal
nut dining room suite. in perfect condition;
formerly sold for S375 sacrifice at 500.
Ap9ly 3421 Oakwood Terrace NV.
FURNTTURE-s rooms of fine furniture
and rugs. practically new at sserihce
house also for sale. Inspection, to 10
pm $3.50 10Th st. NV.
$3.50 or best offer for quick sale: worth
more Wash. Tourist Camp Garage or Al.
ICE BOX So so: cot. 81: trunk. 81: easy
chairs dressing table, Remington portable
typewriter 16-in. &C. fan, dishes. PIC
lures. washstand, vacuum cleaner 61e
9TH st. NV.
ICE BOXES, several In coed condition.
which have been replaced with electric
refrigerator. No dealers. 210O Mass. ave
MOTORS. d. C.. ls and i hp., standard
makes S5 up; also d c, electric drills.
Carroll Supply Co, III 18th ST. NV.
OFFICE FURNTTURE-A large assortment
Son, 616 E st NV
OFFICE FURNITURE used; Govt. surplus
and seconoS lowest prices. Commercial
once Furh Co. 430 sth NV. ME 7742
eAINTTssaye ave q Pyps Adams dams: PUTS LIN LIN
IIIo 9th st. NV Ma. s9O1. -
PIANO. Hugo Worch.'' in very GOOD con-
dition; sell very reasonable 10 party taking
il Immediately Atlantic a170, or see
ianitor at SIS ST. ne. Apt. 302
PERPETRATORS = Reeonditioned elec-
Lricai refrigerators: guaranteed, priced low
Phone Hyattsviile 636 ask for Mr.. Pohl-
man. Can be seen al rs MARYLAND ave
Hyattsville. Nd. AL sizes.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.
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sITTAYIONs-MEN AND WOMEN

YOUNG colored country man. willing TO
do any kind OF work. day or month. Phone
Decatur 274S-J.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

GIRL wants work g.hw. or mothers help
er, or part time for morning; references
1897 9Th st NV
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO NEW YORK AND, BOSTON,
Saturday or Sunday, Pontiac sedan, 1885,
take 8. 2129 F NV, WEST 0292. .
CHICAGO. SAT. STAY ONE WEEK; OR OR
. mass; reas: new Ford: insured. Can
Mr.. HUTCHINSON ME. 2161.
DRIVING TO X. c.. JULY 13 OR "A;
will take ! or passengers. expenses reis
exch.; new Ford. Call Adams 2s69-W.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO MIAMI WOULD
Ike 2 or 3 passengers. Cali DE. 4ffo.
Apt. 300. after 8 pm.
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GIRL, colored. wishes place as child's nurs'
or h. w.: will stay or go home nights
reference North 1916.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SIIUhkIONS-MEN AM ~ WO1hE-1,
MAN, WIPE colored experienced. honest
chauffeur housemAn; cook. maid VII
separate can leave city. DECATUR llu1
Evening star., 1934-07-12

GIRLS (2). colored one high-school Eradu
ate; STEADY part time. day work any kino'
90 away North 4627-J.
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go away. North 4627-J.
LADY wants Housekeeping for elderly gen-
tleman or care Of apartments Tor rent
Columbia S515.
WOMAN. white quiet. reliable. wants gem
cooking, but not washing; S12 a month.
room board. Address Box 2OS-Q' Stsr
ofnce l.
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ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

TO SUBLET in Al apt house; airy rooms,
1 block George washington University.
quiet; SIS and S25 mo. Res. Mgr. 9n31
F st. NV. ME- 601U. IS"
Evening star., 1934-07-12

1862 OIRARD NW.--Clean. cool room.
next to bath; large closet; south and east
exposures; real home: garage. lbe
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column, call National 5000,
Branch 215
Evening star., 1934-07-12

GROCERY STORE. rooms bath. Price
right for cash.
Grocery store, southwest section. $3.50.
A bargain. Act quickly.
Store. northwest section, $3.50: part
cash. Doing good business.
Grocery store, southeast section. $3.50.
A bargain. See this.
Lunch with beer Con Sale). See this.
Price right.
Lunch and cafeteria for sale downtown
section A good business A bargain. Rea-
sorable terms
W. A. CHRIsTTE. SEQ 1Ith St. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

CENTRAI-Attract iiv rn. bed rm %
Wind1 next bath. or iiv.-bed rm,i break
fast priv. c.hw. phone; refs. 1926 18th.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

Party With 81 900 to $1,000
CAN NET LARGE PROFIT
Investing in high-class restaurant now
operating in downtown business center and
serving finest clientele; with or without
services: best references. Address Box
24O-Q. Star ONCE.
FOR SALE-A thoroughly equip
ped dress shop on one OF the best
blocks of Conn. ave: will sacrifice
if sold at once; reasonable rent.
Address Box 352-M, Star office.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHTCKS-B. and W. Rocks. r.. I. Reds
Wyandottes. So per 100; 0 miles north
OF Wash, on Ga, Ave. Pike. L. e.
Beach. Norbeck, Md.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

1915 L ST Nw.-Lovely newly furnished
1st-hoor Ink room. near bath, $3.50 Dos
also front single room 81 80.
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WORCESTERSHIRE

Sis 10th ST. Nw.-Rooms with or
without board downtown section. Excel
Evening star., 1934-07-12

1870 KALoRANtA D.-Single room for
employed young man In private home, all
co. 202O. 1bs
Evening star., 1934-07-12

DUPONT CIRCLE I74l Nw--Beauti-
fully furnished large room, twin beds;
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

DOMESTIC AGENCY DE-, 24l9. 1872
9th, furnishes cooks. gh.w.. days worker:
buffers, chauffeurs, housemen. kitchen hell
maids.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

324 PEABODY ST, N,W.-LarVe. cool room,
lAvatory, semi-bath beautifully furnished;
private family near car line, GE. 1870;
1898 FAIRMoNT ST. N,w.-LArge front
room. Ink: gas, elec, light; airy. comforts
able. conVenient; reasonable. Earage.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

z or oil burners for sale. complete
with control and storage tank. All In
good condition win sell at attractive
price. Several popular makes Of burners.
Call MA 1921.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

746 K ST, NV. APT, 20--Attraetive
ool room, downtown modern apartment
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS-RADIOs

PIANOS of merit at reasonable prices, A
of WurltZer. like new; reduced from SJ7b
to S270. including bench and free de-
livery; payments can be arranged. Up
rights from $50 up. Pianos rented for oc-
easions. Hartman, HARRINGTON, Cable and
Kranich Bach pianos. Hugo Woreh,
llI0 @ Est 1879