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KING COBRA
By MARK CLAIMING

that he had heard calling out, Colin,
Colin, save me!' In a flash, he re-
membered the resemblance he had
noticed between the voice of the Greek
girl and Diana'S, and remembered the
dancers childish pride in the few SEN
tences of English she knew.
Listen, carefully, to the three
things you must do for me, my friend,
before you get these!" said Gray. his
heart singing with JOY. AS he spoke,
he moved his open hand temptingly,
so that the yellow light of the torch
played upon the stones.
First. you will arrange that I
speak with the blind Inglisman at
once. viii you do it?"
In grim pantomime the jailer signi-
fed that Galbraith was Ill.
But Gray was inflexible.
Then, you will bring me much
good food and fresh milk"
The man nodded.
Now for the third thing, my
friend" went on Gray. Swear to me
in some way-that you will see that
| this ring gets to Shireen Bibi He
| who takes it, he went on, looking in
tently at the listening man, lis to
tell her where I am and that I beg
/ for news Of the Miss Sahib Will
/ you swear to do this also?"
Joining his hands before his fore
head and raising his eyes to the
vaulted roof of the passage, the jailer
moved his lips as if he were praying.
Then, here you are, my friend !"
exclaimed Gray pouring the jewels
into the jailer'S palm. Lest the ring
be lost you had better wear it upon a
! cord about thy neck, or upon thy
little flnger-turning the stone In
wards that 1t may not be seen. :"
The Jaller soon proved part Of his
unSpoken nromise. An hour later he re-
/ turned, carrying a large earthenware
| pitcher full of fresh milk, and, in a
small, fat basket, fruit. cold broiled
flesh and some rice and cooked vege-
tables.
Once more alone Colin Gray lay In
the warm, sour darkness. with his
hands clasped behind his head, listen
ing to the scattering of the rats and
pondering the three problems that
dominated all else: Was Diana safe
Would he see Galbraith? Would the
ring reach Shireen?
Out of the uncertainty that
Shrouded their solution grew host oi
nightmare thoughts and forebodingS
which not even the heartening mem
ory Of his dream about the sadhU
could dlspel.
/ There was a faint red glow in ths
passage now. which grew deeper d..
flushed, and faded again. -.
square of orange light shot to the Low
roof and the shadows of the BAR
danced grotesquely on the damp wall
II was the jailer's torch. far down th,
corridor
Gray heard the cell on the othe
Evening star., 1934-07-27

side Of the passage being unlocked
and a few minutes later the door Of
his own dungeon was flung open with
a crash Grim indeed was the picture
in that narrow frame of Shiny gray
stone and lit by the flaring torch, to
a blood freezing horriblenesS.
At the side of the jailer-who had
an arm about him--sagged what had
once been Galbraith-a Galbraith
now so piteouS, so broken and so frail
that Gray sprang to his feet with q
cry of horror.
Then, with supreme effort, once
more he became Zero Gray-the
imperturable.
Halo, Galbraith! It's me-Colin
Gray!" he exclaimed, with a nom
chalance he was far from feeling.
There was no response.
1T is you, Gigs, isn't it?" he ques-
toned anxiously. Don't you know
me?"
Slowly the opaque white eyeballs
were turned toward him. And Gray
remembered.
Horrified, he looked at the jailer
Had another damnable atrocity been
committed upon this pathetic bit of
human wreckage in the last few
hours? Could he not, now, speak?
The janitor was making signs with
his right hand, quickly raising and
lowering it toward the floor, several
times in succession.
Gray nodded comprehendingly
Taking the upper part of the beard
ed and bent skeletons arms gently in
his own strong hands, he lowered it
as one might lower a crate of delicate
glass. tenderly-to the floor of his cell.
1t needed no persuaSion-no force,
for the blind man was as a child that
is sick, and subsidized weakly directly
he felt Gray's supporting strength.
we can talk better sitting down.
old chap. doh't you think SOP" said
Gray huskily.
There was still no reply.
Then a fourth and unexpected
favor was conferred by the jailer, who
brought in another torch and q piece
of sacking in which was some un-
leavened bread, a small fiagon of oil
and what appeared to be an old boot.
polish bottle half full of some trans
parent yellow liquid.
Placing these things beside Gray,
who had sat down with Galbraith, the
mute stood for a moment looking in
quiringly at the two prisoners.
You have done well. my friend" !"
said Gray quietly. Forget not your
! oath to give the ring to her whom
named-and with it, the three mes
sageS! Do you remember them?"
Even If the man could have an
swereo, Colin Gray would not have
heard him. With every nerve tense,
he was listening to voice from the
/ dead past.
Galbraith's.
Come from Simla
don't you?" it was saying, gratingly
And putting out one Of his claw
like hands, he touched Gray's face.
| And found it was wet.
CTo be continued)
Evening star., 1934-07-27
ROADSIDE PLAYERS
ON WMAL TONIGHT.
Last 3 Acts of Red Barn
Murder TO Be Broadcast;
Editor to Speak.

<<AH URDER IN THE RED
~ mn BARN" the Roadside
wi Theater play which has
Il been causing so much
comment. Will be picked
up by WMAL tonight 81 i0.l5
O'Clock. when the last three acts viii
be broadcast. the program lasting
until IL O'Clock The work Of the
young thespians In their little theater
on the Rockville pike has been arous-
ing much interest, the old-style meio-
drama this week being particularly
matter Of much talk.
yITTILIAM ALLEN WHITE. editor
Wv Of the Emporia Gazette. VIII dis
Cuss the American Youth and
the American Spirit in a l5-minute
broadcast over Columbia network,
which viii be carried locally by WJSV
at 9.45 pm
Mr.. White after graduating from
Kansas University went TO work d.
Tectly as a reporter and has risen
until his name is one Of the most hon.
ored In the profession. Among his
HtDoA AGAIlplA NIAAAIAH AkN llAa bObHeG
on the Lives Of woodrow Wilson and
Calvin Coolidge.
A DRAMATTzATION OF "A Fool
N for Her" the story of a young
Annapolis cadet who fights for
his honor against a scheming woman.
will be presented hi radio dramati-
yation by William Sweets, during the
broadcast OF the Court of Human Re
lations," over WJSV at 7:30 pm.
The story tells how Midshipman
Fay was led by fascinating but in
sincere young woman to declare his
love for her, and then was unwillingly
involved In plot by which the woman
sought TO blackmail him. Midship-
man Fay, because of the womans
scheming, finally faced expulsion from
the Naval Academy.
Listeners will be asked. as a Jury,
to submit their Yerdicts on MidShip-
man Fays problem.
+ =
noN'T Let 1t Happen Again" adj
~ monishes Martha Mears in one
of the numbers she will sing
curing the program over the N. u. ".
network at $50 pm, accompanied by
an orchestra under the direction Of
Jerry Sears, the petite blond soloist
also will sing "A Lazy Day in the
SUM-" spin a Little Web of Dreams
and Bigger Than the Moon" The
Orchestra will complete the program
with Isn't This the Night?"
X ~ y
THE Trombone, annoyed by some
l. blunder OF the cornet, frightens
Alice with the sternness of his
tone in the episode of Alice in Orches-
tralia over an N. B. G. network at
4:45 pm. He grows amiable again
after playing one of Schubert's sooth-
ing melodies and his dignity, which he
maintains at all times, is specially ap-
parent In his performance Of Meyer
beers Torch Dance"
Il X X
THE Playboys with their two pianos
l. will be heard in a program over
WJSV at 6:l5 pm. "I'll String
Along with You" starts the keyboard
presentation and other numbers to be
played are Don't Let Your Love Go
Wong" 'Digga Digga Do" Everybody
Loves o Sailor" and "Carioca."
Evening star., 1934-07-27

The Spotlight Review over WJSV
win bring a collection of stars, includ-
ing in their program another of the
so-called ''Stooperettas," The time,
8 pm.
WMAL at 7:3o pm. will present
DR.. W. S. Lands and Gen. B. H.
Markham in the Public Affairs Coun-
Gil broadcast. DR.. Lands is vice pres
ident of the American Cynamid Co.
and Gen. Markham, director of the
American Petroleum Industries Com
mittee,
Evening star., 1934-07-27
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

sky, Is written on the theme April In
Paris"
VOL will put on a Review Of
1897 at 9 o'clock, replacing Joe Fra
setto's Orchestra, which is usually
heard at that hour.
Frank Mum will open the Waltz
Time program on WRC at 8 o'clock
with When You Look in the Heart
Of the Rose" Vivienne Segal. CO.
starred with him, viii sing Love,
Here Is My Heart" one Of the beau
tiful songs of q generation ago.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
CHAPTER XXVI.

NnAE len [AAN1s
TINE Yelled Man raised a hand,
and a cloth was instantly tied
over the Englishman's mouth.
Il THAT which I have to say,
you shall hear!" said the
cowled figure, fiendishly. "You shall
not go to your fate unprepared, Gray
Sahib! Your companion of tomorrow
shall tell you. tonight, something of
that which you will find awaiting
you"
Then they dragged Gray away.
The dungeon TO which Gray was
taken after his appearance before the
council was not the one in which he
had been previously confined but an
other, opposite to that Of the blind
prisoner. But there was no sign of its
half-crazed occupant in the denSely
dark interior
For one thing he was thankful.
During his ordeal the canvas belt in
which he used to keep the cipher. but
which now contained jewels Shireen
had given him TO bribe his jailers, had
been neither noticed nor examined.
The jewels were still there. Hugging
that cold comfort, he stretched him
self out on the floor of his cell and
closed his eyes.
How long he had slept when the
coming Of the jailer awakened him he
could not tell, but he felt strangely
equal to the task he had set himself
"All that now seems hopeless will be
set right" he had heard the ascetie
say in a dream
So when the dumb taller came 70
him Gray held toward him a small
handful Of loose diamonds and pearls
among which lay a ring-a magnifi-
cent blue sapphire IN byzantine set
ting. The Shimnering iridescence OF
the cut stones seemed curiously-al-
most ludicrously--out of keeping with
the filth and horror Of his Subter-
ranean prison.
'IikeSt thou such thingS?" he asked
watching the look Of cupidity grow IL
the mans eyes.
The jailer nodded, the brown hard
ness Of his face cracking into some.
thing that was Like smile, his hand.
reaching.
mo. my friendl" smiled Gray. draw.
ing back his hand. 7 give them fo'
three servicesl .. Have you among
your prisoners an IngliSh girl?"
The mute shook his head emphati
cally.
Thank Godl' muttered Gray t,
himself. He knew that If they haC
tortured Diana they would almost GER
tainly have imprisoned her after il
both to remove her from Shtreen
protection, and with view 10 furthe
devilish work. Something told hin
that this dumb servant Of the veile'
Man was speaking the truth, 1t coul'
not. therefore, have been Diana'S voic
Evening star., 1934-07-27
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., 1934-07-27
ORDER CONFUSED
Told 20 Pay, Stockho1der Requests
Interest From Bank.

At least one Stockholder in the
insolvent District National Bank has
the wrong idea of what an assess
ment of 100 per cent by 6. receiver
means.
In response to the receivers demand
for payment of $1,000 to help meet
the banks obligations to depoSitors
and other creditors, the stockholder
replied:
"If there is any interest due me up
to date please send me check for
same as I have been very sick and am
in need of cash"
Evening star., 1934-07-27
450 RESERvISTS DUE
New Yorkers viii Reach Navy
Yard Here Late Today.

Some 450 naval reservists from New
York and Brooklyn will reach the
Washington Navy Yard late today
aboard four destroyers, the Navy De-
partment announced yesterday, adding
that the reservists will spend the
week end here.
They will go to sea Monday for
maneuvers and return to New York
by the end Of next week.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

Countess Olga Albani, singing with
Bourdon's Orchestra at o'clock over
wRC, win give two old favorites,
Mighty LAX a Rose" and Sullivan's
Lost Chord" wilfred Glenn also
will delve into the realms Of old mu-
sic and bring out Rocked in the
Cradle of the Deep"
Johnny Green will introduce a new
concerto for clarinet and orchestra in
his program over WJSV at 1880 o'clock.
The composition, by Vladimir Dukel-
Evening star., 1934-07-27
SALESMAN.
Mems furnishings.

Washington finest mems wear
store has an opening for first
class experienced salesman. The
man we want is a real ace" who
is looking for an opportunity with
a store offering the greatest possi-
bilities in Washington. Apply by
letter only, giving complete his
tory. Z. E. Snyder, 1910 F street
n w
Evening star., 1934-07-27
HELP-WOAfEN.

GIRL. attractive. Is to 25. experienced in
cosmetics. with good references, to work
Saturdays. Apply 7l6 7th ST. NV.
SAAdPIE-MAKER. expert on wash dresses:
apply. PaTt-time proposition. Columbia
SEAMSTRESS capable of making slip
covers, curtains. etc. to give several hours
per day for attractive room and meals.
Call at 1871 N. H. ave NV.
SETTLED single woman. who can make
good sandwiches. salads. etc. Address Box
406-R. Star Office
SHIRT FINIsHERs and pressers "a, must
be experienced. Quality and Service Laun-
dry. Blaaensburg. Nd.
WAtrREss wanted; experienced. Colonial
Gc6ee SHOP. 10th and penna. ava. nv
Evening star., 1934-07-27
WANTED-SALESNTEN.

MEN-we have openings for several part
and full time men in our new retail or
sanitation. This is real opportunity for
a man to cash in on our harvest cam
paign Apply to Frigidaire Corporation.
1401 14th ST. NV. ask for Mr. Brosseau.
TO SELL electrical refrigerators. oil burn
ers and furniture. Apply between 4 and
pm. Nelson Furniture Co. sos II Sc. ne.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
Many Eggs Fried.

Hundreds of eggs were fried during
IRE in Q dairy st Reading. England.
recently.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

HELP--MEN.
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN--We have room
for one high-grade experienced man. on
our sales force None other need apply)
Wonderful opportunity for the right man:
salary and commission. see Mr. DliIon az
Barry-Pate Motor Co. 113O conn. ave:
BOYS, between IL and 10. living in
Times and Herald routes. Apply 10Oo
25th st. NV.
CAB DRIVERS with Identification cards.
Inquire at office. General Taxican GO go. 81
MECHANICs-Experienced men for body
and fender work Apply Capitol service
Center, 261 Constitution ave. ave.
SALESMAN neat appearance. knowledge
Of Colonial period furniture necessary
Must be able to furnish best OF references.
Address Box 2S7-R. star ounce.
WHITE MAN. single settled; chauffeur.
gardener. janitor; must IKE cnioIen. sni-
Apply in person 912S Georgia ave. silver
Spring. Md. ---
YOUNG LAWYER, member Of bar to work
in general practitioners once In return
BOX Boz ?4s s4s.Re Star once.
YOUNG MAN to make contacts on good
paying proposition; no car or pono re-
ntiired. Can make from Sl5 TO $50 per
week See Mr.. Harris at 5331 Conn. ave
VOTING MAN-Local branch ONCE OF ma
tionally known company has opening for
young man: credit and general office ex-
perience desirable. Must have initiative,
also ability TO learn rapidly, and to accept
responsibiiities. Excellent opportunity for
right man In making application. give
f1Iii particulars as to age. experience, edu-
cation salary desired and past and pres
ent business connections. Address Box
316-R. Star ONCE.
DELIVERY MANAGER,
One of Washington's finest large spe-
cIalty stores has an opening for delivery
manager If you have had experience in
handling delivery department work ana
are interested in a permanent position,
write stating experience. education; etc
Our employees know about this ad. Address
Box 350-R, Star once.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING MONDAY MORNING FOR CHI
cago. back Friday. can accommodate 4.
Phone Emerson 1924. 27s
WOMAN BANKER DRIVING TO CHICAGO
August 4, returning August IL, take 2
passengers: references exchanged Ma
3229 day. Address Box 30B n. Star once.
DRIVING BUICK n r. CITY. TWICE
monthly. week ends. leaving Saturday noon,
return Sunday night: share expenses. Reg
tster Atlantic 4108. 34r
Evening star., 1934-07-27

~ 4
to the regular line rate.
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CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL = PLAY
GROUPS, SPORTS; GIRLS, BOYS, z 10
~; TRANSPORTATION GE. o544. 29'
MOLES OR OTHER SKIN LESSONS RE-
moved painlessly by latest scientific meth
DDS: free consultations; moderate charges.
Phone ME. 777S. DIR. T. z. DEM1NG.
WILL EQUIP YOUR HOME WITH BEAU
tiful steel grille radiator Enclosures in ex-
change for good used auto. Address Box
153-R. Star ofice.
SONG POEMS SET 10 MUSIC. So;
orchestra arranged. II parts. $40. Address
Box 305-R. Star ONCE. 29'
WANTED-RETURN LOAD OF HOUSE
hold moving from Washington or nearby
vicinity. going West as far as Columbus.
Ohio. on or near July 2S 20 or 80. Repu-
table moving concern with closed moving
van. Call Clarendon 1927 between 6:30
and pm, ask for Mr.. DICKMAN. 2se
THE CoUNTRYsIpR SCHOOL Is CON-
Quoting Q recIeational Summer camp tor
boys and girls. 2 to IL years Of age: day
and boarding: swimming. shower. wading.
pony riding. ertcraft work. Woodwor king,
nature lore, woodcraft and many outdoor
activities; gardening for each child: daily
contact with pets a3 rabbits, puppies,
chicks. ducks end birds. Under suDerytsion
OF trained teachers for nI young children
pleasure Of children. 6-day week for day
children; hours to- accommodate worktng
mothers; transportation furnished. Luz
CI1LE L. MILLER. director. 912S Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. Telephone sHeps
herd 1874
Evening star., 1934-07-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Learn Beauty Culture.

Learn Beauty Culture.
THE MODERN WAY"
Special offer: 500 complete course
Easy terms. Positions secured for gradu-
ates Live model practice; day and eve-
ming classes. Start ANYTIME; ,.,.
655 Earle Bldg.
CALCULATING MACHINE.
SPECIAL COURSES ON
COMPTOMETER, MONROE,
And BURROUGHS. BEGIN TODAY spe-
ctal course, So complete. SPECIAL FOR
TYPEWRTTTNG. The Civil Service Pre-
paratory School, L. Adolph Richards, NJ, A.,
M. s.. Prin.. $50 18th st. NV. ME. 6337.s
Evening star., 1934-07-27
srTuAT1oN-poMEsrrc.

COOK-Middle- aged woman wants perma-
nent job: stay nights; references. 1920
T st. NV.
GIRL. colored wants work Of any kind.
1918 18th st. NV. DECATUR 5752.
GIRL. colored. neat, wants Job as mothers
helper, nursemaid or housework. Atlantic
0619.
WOMAN. white. honest reliable good plain
cook best Of references; stay nights. Ad-
dress Box 125-R. Star ONCE. 27'
WOMAN reliable, good references. desires
days work or part-time work mornings.
NO. 0542.
WOMAN, colored. Southern. honest compe-
tent and reliable. wishes housework eve
ntngs; references. Atlantic 0621-M.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

BED-DAVENPORT new mattress. 2 chairs:
metal bed, coil springs, mattress nearly
new; writing desk and chair, tables. lamps.
easy chairs sideboard, wine cabinet rugs,
pillow; No dealers. $40 East Capitol st..
Evening star., 1934-07-27

ELEC. REFRIGERATION, b1a eus IT,, 1888
model, used only few months sell Tor
balance due: ,1s3sar guaranty. 709 sth
Evening star., 1934-07-27

DESKS. mahogany. auartered oak. steel
ale cases, other modern. quality once
furniture. 71z 18th 81. NV. Ma. 1920
Evening star., 1934-07-27

FOR SALE-Retsiler's beer license, class
ID, for restaurant. dated MAY 1. 1884 10
January 81 1895 Price. s65, Address
Evening star., 1934-07-27

reconditioned and guaranteed; real bar
gains. Priced low. 5000 nth 81. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

BED ROOM REr, one 3-piece mahogany,
and other pieces. 1921 deorSia ave, NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

BICYCLEsERollfas ana 5ther high-FrRds
wheels HaEelton Bicycle a SportinR Goods
Co 4Q4 9th 81 NV
Evening star., 1934-07-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ARMYN SADDLE AND BRIl5LE' Sa5! E.z
way, oven. gas. or oil, 81; slnEer sewing
machine, hand model, S5; boat anchor
Evening star., 1934-07-27
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RADTOs

MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WE HAVE POUR UpRIGHTs that we have
reduced to $50. 500. SIPS. SI46 In order
to close them out at once: terms, 81 down
and 81 weekly, Also q good used Steinway
upright at 1910. Homer L. Kilt Co.,
1880 @ st.
STUDIO UPRIGHT--A lovely little plano
with a full-size keyboard. One Of the
latest models. The design Is the simple,
graceful Colonial style that is so popular
Used less than two months. we have done
what little was necessary to put II In new
piano condition. Reduced to S175 during
our July sale. Pay So down, no more until
SEPT. l. Homer L. Kilt Co., 1880 q So.
s279 WILL BUY a good piano during our
July sale, We have baby Grand ct this
price. This instrument Is modern and has
a pleasing tone. Kilt "remade" and guar
anteed 70 be in the best possible condition.
Pay 50 down. no more until Sept. i.
Homer =. Kit Co.. 1880 q 81. NV.
APARTMENT GRAND late model piano
with good tone. The finish Is mahogany
and the design simple. modern style.
Used. but Kilt .'remade" and guaranteed,
Reduced to Sl0S during our July sale.
Fay $5 down, no more untn Sept. i.
Eomer l. kit Co. 1880 G 81,
PIANOS OF merit at reasonable rrices.
wonderful small grand. made BY the house
OF Wurhtzer. Ike new; reduced from S8Jb
70 S270 including bench and fTes de-
livery payments can be arranged up
easions. HaKdman. HaFTlng gton. Gable and
kranich a Bach pianos. HuEo Wcrchs
1t1Q q. ESt. 1879.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

IE5AIN5ss wsstInghOqgs. l2;Inn3 A. g. Ionsc2
EIec 20. 7On 1th So. NV. at q.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

Is-cAR GARAGE BUILDING suitable for
my plirpose. 2il2 l4th st. NV. or phone
Evening star., 1934-07-27

COwpREY gLECTRIc BRAKE TESTER
and Bean wheel aligner and axle straieht-
17Is-I724 w. North ave. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per.
Bonal is 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

FRIGIDAIRE. dellcatessen showcase.
feet; guaranteed condition. 0E. os17.
living room, dressers breakfast set chairs,
chests, etc; must sell 1903 deorata ave-
HOT-WATER HEATING SYSTEM, COM
plete, with Arcola boiler: laundry trays,
sink, lavatory and closet combination. 133
3rd ST. ne
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INSTRUCTION COURSES,

BEAUTY CULTURE,
SUMMER COURSE, S45ll!
Hsssa EnEol%sH EEo sEsPDs 7E.. sIss; isis'
s3e l4th &C. NV. 1875 n. Y. Ava NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

ORGANIZER class refined EeniiR.
man. With contacts financially, socially. to
In hiGh -rlaSs mannefi proposition VAR
rants this. Address Box 37b-R star
Evening star., 1934-07-27

wANTED-Party to invest approx. &5, ,006
with or without servicesl 70 establish bust
ness. Have over 20 yrs experience 70 In
pav I1A-n star nA3cR
Evening star., 1934-07-27

BOOTHS lsoda5, Sa4,5O each Kitchen
Cabinet Corp Mfrs, phone MA. $500, SIC
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL, from
bargain prices
HECHTNGER CO., Used Material Dept,..
18th and II SITS, N.Es-tth and g Bts. Il w.
5025 Ga, Ave. N.W.-190b Nlehols Ave. sc
Evening star., 1934-07-27

NEWSSTAND in one OF eity's best hotels:
well stocked. no trifiers. Price. Si.l0O.
Address Box 4Of-R, star once.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
CAPITALS RADIO PROCRAMs

Eastern Standard Time.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

CHAIN OF I've modern food stores. excel
.ent locations, wei equipped. Address Box
a7a.R. star once.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

LIST COMMERCIAL; 3 rms and store list
floor, 3 rms and bath end floor, Across
from 3 schools Rent reasonable 10 good
tenant. Apply 3iI2 r. /. ave. ne. DE.