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Evening star., 1934-07-10
MERGER is ARRANGED.
Republic and Corrigan Mckinney
UnificatiOn Planned.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 10 P).-A
proposed merger of the Republic Steel
Corporation. the Nations third largest
steel corporation. and the Corrigan-
Mckinney Steel Co. will be presented
to the board of directors and stock
holders of both companies soon, Don
aid b. Gillies, president OF Corrlgan-
Mckinney, and Tom NJ. Girdler. chair
man of Republic, announced last night
Talk of a merger between the two
concerns has been current for about
two wears Last week negotiations be-
gan in earnest.
Lewis Strauss of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
and Charles F. Glore and Russell For
gan of Field, Glore g. Co. have been
acting for the companies in the nego-
tiations, the announcement said.
Savings Arg Foreseen.
A diversified line of products. ad-
vantageous locations and other eco
nomic considerations making for large
savings dictated the desirability of the
consolidation, which has been attempt
ed several times in the past without
success the announcement said.
The Otis Steel Co. is stin consid-
cred as likely to enter the new COM
bination. A new offer is to be made
later to Otis which the merger par
ticipants hope will induce it to be
the third partner of the consolida-
tion. it was learned on good authority.
The supposed terms of the merger
are reported to be sl5,O0OOo0 in first
mortgage bonds on the Corrigan-
Mckinney properties, guaranteed by
Republic. pIus enough common and
preferred stock to make total of
about $50 900 900.
Republics ingot capacity would be
increased by about 1.l00.0 900 tons TO
a total of about 5000 900 tons a year
by the consolidation.
Subsidiaries Included.
Two Corrigan- Mckinney subSid-
iarieS. the N. & G. Taylor Co. OF
Cumberland. Md. a tin-plate plant,
Evening star., 1934-07-10
NJ CRACKEN CASE
TEST |SPREPARED
Chairman Black Asserts
Supreme Court Decision
Will Be Sought.

Preparations were being made today
for final test in the United States
Supreme Court Of the Senates right
for a past contempt.
The District Court of Appeals, in a
3-to-2 opinion held yesterday the Sem
ate did not have this power.
Senator Black of Alabama has an
nounced, however. that every effort
will be made to place the question
before the Supreme Court for final
determination. Black was chairman
of the Senate committee whose in
vestigation of airmail contracts last
Winter resulted in the contempt sem
tence being given the former Assistant
Secretary of Commerce in the Hoover
administration.
Their confidence restored by the de-
cision of the appellate court. Frank
]. Hogan and Edmund L. Jones, at
torneys for MacCracken, were pre-
pared to carry their fight into the
Supreme Court If the Government
forces them to do so.
MacCracken was sentenced to serve
10 days in the District Jail for al
legedly permitting Col. L. H. Brittin,
vice president of Northwest Airways,
to remove from his Office certain rec
ords subpoenaed by the committee.
When it developed that Brittin had
destroyed some of these papers. the
Senate likewise sentenced him to a
To-day term. Pointing out that he
was pennileSs and jobless, Col Brittin
served his term without joining Mac
Cracken in the appeal
Although belief was expressed that
Col Brittin may now be in a position
to sue his jailer as result of the de-
cision by the appellate court, his at
torney. Seth w. Richardson, said no
decision would be made in this matter
until after the case has been decided
by the Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1934-07-10
EMPEROR JONES' OPENS
NEGRO OPERA TONIGHT
'Cavalleria Rusticana' Also Will
Be Presented by Colored
Singers in New York.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 10.-A season
OF all-Negro grand ojera will open
tonight at the Mecca Temple with
performance of The Emperor Jones.
1t will be the first time the Louis
Gutenberg Eugene O'Neill Opera has
been sung outside the Metropolitan
Opera House.
Jules BledSoe, who sang "Ol' Man
River" in Show Boat" will have
the title role. sung by Lawrence Tib-
bett at the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1934-07-10
C0NFESSES SLAYlNG
RICH HORSE TRADER
Tavern Keeper Also duplicates
Widow and Chauffeur in
Mystery Murder.
sy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July lo.-The
mysterious death OF John A. Schill,
wealthy horse trader found shot in
the head last May II. was solved. the
police said today, with a confession
from Harry Moore, a tavern keeper,
that he slew Schill. expecting TO get
several hundred dollars
The police said the confession
named Schills widow and her chauf-
feur. Harold Soper. as instigators OF
the killing. and that as a result they
prepared TO get warrants for them.
Both Mrs. Schill and Soper denied
the implication, the police said.
Mrs. Schill used 70 come to my
tavern quite a bit" police quoted
Moore as saying. She told me she
was having trouble with her husband
and intinated she would like 10 get
rid of him. She told me he often
carried large sums OF money on his
person"
Moore said he thought Mrs. Schill,
whom he knew as Peggy was kid
ding. but needing money. Il decided
to take her up" He said he shot
Schill to death in the latter's barn.
Evening star., 1934-07-10
Slightly Hurt in Fall.

George Bland, 3S, colored, fell from
a third-story window at his home,
223 Third street southwest, early to-
day and suffered only a dislocated
elbow. The colored mans relatives
ran to him when they found ne had
fallen, but before they reached him
he got up and walked away. He was
treated at Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1934-07-10
DOCTOR GREETED
BY 600 "bAB|ES'
Children Or. Lauretta Kress
Brought Into World Help
Her Celebrate.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
TAKOMA PARK. Md. July 10
A crowd Of from 500 TO 500 babies"
Of all ages from one day to 80 years
of age. yesterday called on the physi-
clan who had brought them into the
world-Dr. Lauretta Kress, to help
celebrate the golden wedding ami
versary of DR. Daniel Hartman KresS
and DR.. Lauretta Kress at 7O5 Car
roll avenue
For 40 years the two DR.. Kresses
have been in practice Dr. Daniel as
a specialist in nervous disorders and
DR.. Lauretta as an oostetrician. DR..
Lauretta has played assistant to the
stork in 3.573 cases and all of her
babies we're invited
Some of them. born in far away
Australia. New Zealand and Tasmania,
could not come But for 81 years
the KresSes have been practicing in
Takoma Park. so that many of her
babies were able to respond.
Two Only 4 Day Old.
Two Of DR. Kress' youngest proteges,
one day old, were unable to be present.
There was one two week-old baby,
however. and a goodly cross section
of the population of Takoma Park
with infants, children in their teens,
and adults with children Of their own.
The oldest at the ceremonies was
Mrs. Cecil Ross, 80 years old, of
Bloomfield, N J.
kilograms from all over the world
arrived for the celebration. Medicine
runs strongly in the KresS family.
The only daughter Of the couple. Ora,
who is a practicing physician and is
married to another physician, DT.
william Mason of Murray, KY, both
of whom were here for the occasion.
Distant Points Represented.
Visitors from Point Hope. Alaska !;
Cleveland, New Jersey, Canada. New
York, Michigan and California at
tended the reception for the babies. .
The Kresses. who were married in
Flint so years ago after attending the
University Of Michigan, were guests
at a golden wedding reception last
night. Nearly 1000 relatives at
tended and the line awaiting to con-
gratulate the two doctors at one time
stretched for more than city block.
The Review and Herald Band played
on the lawn of the Kress home dur
ing the reception.
Evening star., 1934-07-10

and the Newton Steel Co. which
manufactures automobile body and
enamelinE sheets in factories at Mon
roe. Mich. and Newton Falls. Ohio
would be included in the merger, 1t Is
believed.
Corrigan Mckinney operates blast
furnaces. coke ovens and steel mills
here and is producer Of pig iron,
partly-finished and finished steel
products.
Republic was formed BY series OF
mergers about five years ago directed
by Cyrus S. Eaton. Its main plants
are in youngstown and Canton, Ohio:
Birmingham. Ala, and in the Pitts
burgh and Chicago districts.
Financial observers believe the
merger would improve the position OF
the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co, which
acquired Corrigan- Mckinney several
years ago at the start Of the depres-
sion.
Evening star., 1934-07-10
SCOUTS ARE PROMOTED

One District Scout advanced to the
rank of first class, eight to second
class and eight qualified for merit
badges at the court of honor and re-
view held Saturday at Camp Wilson
Harry Rimmer, troop 22l, went to
first class; James Miller, Robert
WEIGH and Francis Lazzard, Troop 9;
Walter Davis. Troop 10; Harrison
Meserole. Troop 43; John William.
Troop 22l; Millard Blum. jr., Troop
2o4, and Ted Lynch, Troop 234, to
second class; and Clifton Plumer,
Howard Sites. Charles Craft, Fielder
M. Magruder, Elmer Wilds. Douglas
Dozier. William Rimmer and Wilmer
Hawthorne received merit badges.
Evening star., 1934-07-10
ASK ROAD OPENING

Speed in completing improvements
to two roads in the Northeast so
they may be opened next month in
time for neighborhood celebration
was urged yesterday by delegation
from the area which called on Dis
trict officials.
The improvements are being made
to Sheriff road and Jay street north
east between Forty-fourth and Forty
ninth streets. The delegation was
headed by P M. Tolliver. president,
and L. w. Giles. secretary, of the
Deanwood Civic Association.
Evening star., 1934-07-10
Memorial for Pavlova.

A memorial fountain to Nine Paw
Iowa, the dancer, will be erected in
London
Evening star., 1934-07-10
STEEL FIRM ENDS
LABOR CONTRACT
Republic Corp. Terminates
Arrangement With
AmaIgamated.

Continued From First Page)
been brought to the attention of the
MANAGEMENT at Warren during the
last year. One hundred and eighteen
OF these cases have been settled in
favor of the men, 25 in the negative,
IL withdrawn by the employe, seven
compromised and six cases are pend
ing settlement.
Vote Fairness Questioned.
"These are facts which speak more
loudly and authoritatively than any
mere words.
"A question has been raised about
the fairness of the elections for rep
resentatives. In order to check this
the representatives have contracted
almost 5000 men, practically all OF
whom have signed a statement to the
effect that the elections were con-
Quoted fairly and without threats or
coercion on the part of the campany,
and that to the best of their knowl-
edge the company had no influence
whatever on the election.
THE authenticity of these sigma
lures was sworn to by the elected
representatives of the men.
I'VE do not have orders for our tin
mills and sheet mills at present Tin
the Warren district) and consequently
are not operating, since our customers,
on account of threatened labor diff
ficulties and prospective price changes,
have stored SUFFICIENT to last them for
several months"
Existed Side BY Side.
The Amalgamated and the repre-
sentative plan group-dubbed COM
pany union" by the Amalgamated-
have existed side by side for years
in republic steel plants in this dis
trict.
The management disclosed today
that the ending of contract relations
sewers all its connections Of that
nature with any organization OF
workers outside the representative
plan groups. But 1t was stressed that
does not mean that union men have
not worked and are not working in
Republic plants. 1t simply means an
end to signed contracts with the
Amalgamated or affiliated groups.
A similar contract recently expired
with union in a Western plant,
and was not renewed by the company.
MERGER is ARRANGED.
Evening star., 1934-07-10

Continued From First Pagel
Evening star., 1934-03-04
MISUNDERSTANDING.

ADDING MACHINES. mimeogrsphs and
n%uitiersph:; ~ m J United Tyrs. 4 Addins xeea. xsSa
se: .n .rssSss s::aSs
Of all kinds bought. We Pay cash. Call
Cohen's. NE: 114y: 95 I 81. NV
ANTIQUES, bracelets. chains. dismonds
srias. xsSP esin:. .iiser masi:si u insss I
gusr. high price; Milsems, 4So 9th =. y. lQs
ANT1ou. yEwnAX: sold .ssth. sStns;
sSss S9,.. ysssst a n1in9 sse 1sths
APPARxi-Nsn's. vomen'. and children's:
niture bought for running sale. Phone Mr..
Wingsr. Decatur 6370. 1921 7th u. NV.
BABY cARRiAoE-Ussd Hsyvood WAKE
aess aesa ssaSii seeSastienr Or Ehene ots@ss SSea9
POOks bought in any auantity. en kinds.
ks ksas srsneh :ss..:. S!s se01 ssoes s IL " s4is:
DRAFrINQ. MACHINE. universal. used.
cash. Address Box 4SS-Z. Star once.
F1xTURIe-0tore. restaurant, o6tes: Gosh
ss s.1 baum. IL; Inc .tss 81 ). 4. n.S Is s5zz
YURNTTURI Of al Kinds wanted to fur
ho%.: hsa vii Vii '%iI.. ps1 cash. xp.@s 1lis: =
FURNITUR1EWsnt, to purchase q let Of
Wfs,6SSsaS We nSI'snsd asss ssod' also piano.
ruRNrTyRE: bril-; .6r.e: ehins; sla.sw.Is;
prices paid Call Murray. Adams 6laS. g.
FURNITURE and household goods Of al
kinds. We Day highest prices. Don't sell
until you call NO. 6O4O Monday.
FURNITURE-We pay hiehest ca.h price.
cor .sr,es ss ca. "a
GOLD JEWELRY. watches, diamonds, sll.
yer. coins. ,sntiaues. musical instr; fuli
price. schiller's. 444 yth ST.. cor. L. nv.
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds, old Jew.
elry needed In our manufacturing dept.
full cash value paid. eslinssr.l. us 81.
HARNESs; horse. double driving: also fur
dress BOX 3eO-Z. Star once. 4.
OLD GoLD-Bring your old gold. silver.
platinum, diamonds. discarded 5eWelry; W
.S.. neeS them in our R.nufscfurins. s.ss aept
PIANO--,Will keep Erand piano for owner
sdalts nE Sl'nsi WI e a5SsoJ. ssss ''0l' -ooo e >
PIANO. good upright or grand. State make
and price for cash. Address Box 43b-z.
Star once.
PIANO stsnrsy GsIs:s sn. s.z ss.5e
ALWAYS TOP PRICES paid for old gold
and jewelry. mems clothing. typewriters.
Car MAX zweis. a:.7 D At NV Me 9Iia
UP TO $50 EACH paid for Indian head
cents; hall cents; Sl25; large copper cents.
$500; etc List sent postpsid. lOc.
Romanocoinshop. Springfield. Mass
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturins use: maximum price paid.
BURNs1INES. 93l O. st, NV.
Since 1866 Federal License.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD sport coupe. Ia27 VS.: rumble
seat. Has been completely sone over in
and. OF course, carries our money-bsck
guarantee. Your Gag In trade and easy
terms on balance. Trew value at
S345 90. The Trew Motor Co.. 1896 l4th.
DEcatur 1910.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FOR SALE : Manufacturing household
product broadly advertised and fast SELL
Ing a growing success; 81 500 for stock.
factory equipment. good will and trade,
mark: will make terms easy; old age and
retirement cause of selling. Address Box
4Ol-Z, Star Office
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD 1892 VS. sedan. Rsrdor5 blue hnish
unmarried. upholstery and interior very
clean, excellent tfres'- mechanically Al
and guaranteed; smart economical fam
lily transportation: <!,b5i See Mr. Cup
pet. Stohlman Chevrolet 1907 N st,
GeOrRetoHn. WEST 1916 ~
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD VS. Tudor. 1892. dark blue finish
upholstery shows no wear; not q scratch
or bump anywhere only S345 terms. Po-
hsnka Service. ll:6 st. NV. DI.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

ROOMING HOUSE mr.. 18th and NJ NV
1o r. and . b.. ami. nicely furnished;
terms. Valuable property and business on
Frederick Pike receipts as high as $40. 900
yr.: retiring: price Sl5.Gn0 To buy; sell
N E. Ryon Co. 1915 N. Y. Ave. MA. 19oS.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD Tudor sedan. 1871. in this ad.
vance model We offer, yoH a better grad
Ford at a price Which will, show Q sui
stantisl saving The ear We have II cleai
inside and out. with dandy motor. spo;-
less upholstery. excellent fnish and nv,
good tires Al mechanical condition. An
demonstration you and your family de-
sire 500. Only Sd5 down. bal. to sui
your budget. Your car in trade. Car on
display at Owens Motor Co.'S honestly
priced used car lot. 63o3 Ga ave
Evening star., 1934-03-04

DISTRIBUTORS. Grenadine and orange
bitters; sales organization selling hotels.
restaurants; voluntary chains. Write de-
tails. Cradon Distributing Co. .33 West
Evening star., 1934-03-04

and auto repair business. nearby Virginia: ::
good opportunity for one interested in this
line. Call Columbia 0336. Apt. 40l-
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD 1892 VS. sedan. na int tires motor
snd general condition IN best of shape
priced low at S3s5: terms. trade. L. p
Steusrt Inc. I325 1Ath. st.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

DISTRIBUTOR wanted by the Tom Huston
System; men acquainted in confectionery.
nationally known confection. desirous Of
securing business of their own. with ex-
elusive contract. State references
telephone first letter Address Box 42o-Z.
Star Office
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD coupe. late 1880: black. with q
cream wire wheels. almost new tires. low
mileage. Will sacrifice for quick sale
Sl65-Oo- Call Mr. Hughes. 1907 NJ ST
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD 1881 coachs lmechsnic allv perfect
almost new tires. driven by one ovne
since purchased new ~ OrIRRn onlv IL ,He'
miles; an opDortuaity Of. lifetime, only
S.ly. Standard MosoE Salex..s 2O24 18th
ST. NV. ,Open until dD PM.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE. Du Pont Circle loca-
tion: 9 rooms baths good income.
Must sacrifice S6.5. Sb25 down. Address
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor sedan: actually
driven only q 900 nlifes: nearly new a
. used car could besT we think 1t an out
standing value. S536. 'Wsffield Motor Co.
252J Sherman ave."~ADams- 5000
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD 1923 Tudor sedan runs fine: will
sell as is. S95. Warneld Motor Co., 2525
Sherman ave. Adams 5000.
FORD 1923 coupe = new top and tires
motor o. K: drive Il bone for SOS. Tom =
Chrysler-Plymouth. 63T> N st. nv. PO.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD 1881 late sport model de luxe coup
with rumble seat. ana six-.gire wheels
previously owned bv & mediSal student s
GEORGETOWN University. real buy Q
S?35. Standard Motor Sales. 2O24 14t,
st. NV Open until 10 um.l. !.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD 1891 sport coupe 1s luxe; used by
lady. only run o<th q AesfBarSain, Sl91
terms. Nolan's. J Sth q ats. NV.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD 1892 VS. de duke business coup
heavy duty white side WsA, Dayton tirt
matched trumpet :. iseTnx. ~ sender liRh.
etc: very low mileage CAP has had
eeilent care and shows Stehiman stsnt
behind It S3s5. see MIR. Ctippet. Stoh
man Chevrolet, $780, M H., Georsetovi
West 1916.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

MANUFACTURER fast selling product.
opening Baltimore ofhce. desires associate
to take charge. Investment. S1.l00. Sc
cured by merchandise. Exceptionallv
profitable. State phone. Address Box
423-Z Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

RESTAURANT BUSINESS. in good loca-
ton, long lease at very reasonable rent
low price for quick sale. Call A. +.
Pranlt NILS BLDG NAIlnnal NIun
Evening star., 1934-03-04

WANTED PARTNER with $40. O.0O0-S20 900
cash for the conduct of an importing buSi-
ness of European wines on a $3.50 basis
by gentleman. who has all the commercial
and linguistic qualifications with broad
business experience and European con-
nections in this particular trade to assume
the selection and purchase while partner
handles his own money. Partner must
be of good moral standing and give bank
reference in first letter. Address Box
445-Z Star ONCE
Evening star., 1934-03-04

GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN-Ra
opportunity to buy good established lit
tie business for very little money; excel
lent living quarters: low rent; widow can,
not attend on account OF sickness: Will
Sarri6ce Call oUner North 444f
Evening star., 1934-03-04

CHEVROLET coupe 1926: Al cond.. low
Hale. Sunday, after 3 an. Decatur 59lS.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

ROOMING HOUSE. I4th near Park I'd; .
rooms. 2 baths filled; nice furniture; $500
down. MA. 41S.
+. L. ELLIS, oOS 10th NV. "
Evening star., 1934-03-04

CHEVROLET coupe. fve windows 1891.
There are not many Of these cars being
offered for sale. This car has gone
through our shops for necessary replace
ments and Is in AL mocha nicsl condition.
Beautiful @ new finish car you win be
The speaks for itself. Come and give
1t road demonstration. Test 1t from
| TO z. You will buy. Priced at S:15
and worth every penny. Small down
pmt. bal. easy. Your car in trade.
Owens Motor Co. f323 Ga ave
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(Contlnued.)

ROOMING HOUSE: I4th and r. l. ave
nw nis.v lS baths rent only
! good terms See this house MA. 1854.
| =. WINFIELD. 900 18th NV. y
Evening star., 1934-03-04

FORD TUDOR. 1891: opportunity for some
one desiring tudor in Hne condition: S65
down. Capitol Motors. us Penn. ave. sc
Evening star., 1934-03-04

CHEVROLET 1891 two-door sedan-LookS
and runs like new: must sell. Slss. No
lan's. 18th d NJ SITS. NV.
CHEVROLET coach. 1892. in this small
that will show you u substantial saving,
the car We have is clean inside and out.
with . dandy motor. spotless upholstery.
excellent finish and hve go.d tires; Al
mechanical condition: sny demonstrations
you and your family desire: 1885. Gully
x12O down. bal to suit your budget: your
car in trade On display at Owens Motor
Co.'S Honestly Priced Used Car Lot. o32:'
GR0rRln
Evening star., 1934-11-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

70 ROOMS, wen Furnished; nice And clean; clean;
Ma Nat. q 47Sz. ): '' oOs 10th NV
BOOMING HOUSE ali apis. Downtown.
lled TdN0n sso ssndi.s ssaf saSssf c. NasI ss5s
S. WINFIELD, 900 18th NV.
RooMINo HOUSE: an apts:: garage: sil M
making money: Investigate; $3.50 handles.
COOPER STEWART,
923h New York Ave. Natl. 1909.
q ROOMS on Mass. ave: best locations
right for quick sale: Terms.
Nat. 4787. 908 10th NV. =
S4OO-LUNCH and fountain, well equip
ped: cheap rent ideal location for
S6OO-Lunch, cheap rent. business $500
weekly, transient trade.
S750-Lunch; rent. S35; q real bargain.
ans s5o Doyst ns. VIII
nm rifee for quick sale ,. rant
S55 splendid business.
81 ,20O-Dellcatesse and beer. splendid
business, Dupont Circle section.
s65o-pelicatessen;, fountain and fruit
bargain ir1' for quick Sale.
S750-Delicatessen and rooms ana
and bath. corner: rent, $50,
Grocery, well equipped, large store, cheap
rent; inspect at once, must
sacrifice.
S55O-Garage and repair shop.
S55O-Parking lot: rent. $50.
S600-Cigar, news and souvenir business,
hotel location; very little rent;
eood hours.
2,25O-Rooming house, % rooms. 4 baths;
oil heat; beautifully furnished:
splendid Mass. ave. location
real buy.
So, ,5OO-Rooming and boarding business,
Is rooms, income S7O0, splendid
r. I. ave. section
S75O-Rooming house, IL rooms, ? baths:
good r. /. ave. location: bargain.
SS0O-Rooming house, / rooms: 2 baths;
beautifully furnished; splendid e.
Capitol st. location.
S55O-Rooming house. II rooms, 2 baths;
rent. $50: central.
SS5O-Rooming house. II rooms, 3 baths:
rent, 500: income, S325.
S275-Rooming house. II rooms, baths;
corner: central; rent, S75.
r. NJ. CURTIS. Nat. 1884.
41O Bond Bldg. 14th N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1934-11-04

WOMAN. refined. best education, wishes
position as companion personal maid with
knitting; willing to travel; best of refer
ences Address Box }24-J. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-11-04

RADIO-l934 model R. c. A. Victor g.
tube lowboy. Handsome modern cabinet.
Has latest features. airplane dial. etc. In
new radio condition. having been used as
a floor sample only. Was ST. so, now re-
duced to S49.5O. Easy terms. kits.
Sf
Evening star., 1934-11-04

IF YOU HAVE TO BUY YOUR DINNER,
buy one tnat SaLlSneS. SouLnern 1rleo
cnicken roast meats. fresh vesetaoles. Our
own made rolls and pastries. 800 TO
e:U0, QUO 6Uc and I. &c. M4oo AuDDE1n.
Evening star., 1934-11-04

WILL TAKE PASSENGERS TO GOVERN
ment dept. from Cnevy Chase. d. c.; name
your price. Address Box 312-J. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-11-04

WELL ESTABLISHED and attractive din
ing room business. Conn. avenue. At real
sacrifice Address Box $685.. Star once
ROOMING- G-BOARDING-Near Dupont Cir
Gle: nicely furnished; IA bed rooms. 4
baths; income $500 monthly: priced very
low R M De Shazo, 1923 14th NV.
Phone National $500
Evening star., 1934-11-04

PRACTICAL NURSE WILL CARE FOR
aeea ano Invalid believes IN Ulvlne heaI-
ing. Prayer ooes change things. Call
Line :J1U,-W Monday.
Evening star., 1934-11-04

LOU LANGLOTzS STUDIOS OF PROFES-
tlonal stage and ball room dancing. Pri-
vate and class lessons. $500 10th st. n W.
Phone Columbia 9400.