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The Washington times., 1934-10-03

'son SklpWorth, Leon Enrol and
Arthur Byron.
LOEW'S PALACE-Cecil B. De
Miles impressive spectacle, cleo.
patra," with Claudette Colbert in
the title role, begins day after to.
morrow. It is the story Of the
famous Queen of Egypt and her
affairs with Marc Anthony Henry
Wilcoxen and Julius Caesar
Warren William). In the sup.
porting cast are Irving Pichel,
Ian Keith, Joseph Schildkraut,
Jack Mulhall and Claude Dell.
FOX-"Outcast Lady" Michael
Arlen'S famous novel starring
Constance Bennett and Herbert
Marshall, will be the feature at.
traction beginning Friday. 1t il
a story of love under difficulty
laid against a background Of
European cities. On the stage,
the Michel Fokine Ballet Of 40
persons will be presented. Ravel's
Bolero, Les Sylphides and the
The Washington times., 1934-10-03

>ballet OF Prince Igor are the out
standing features of their act.
EARLE-"One Night Of Love-"
the Columbia picture based on
the rise Of young American girl
to grand opera, comes to the
screen Friday. Grace Moore, the
famous Metropolitan star, has the
leading role and she is supported
by Tullio Carminati, the inter
national star, and Mona Barrie.
Don Bestor and his popular radio
orchestra headline the stage show,
supported by Joey Lind, Neil
Buckley, and Charles Lentz.
METROPOLITAN-Dick Powell
and Ruby Keeler will be held over
for second week in their musical
picture, Danes"
The Washington times., 1934-10-03

Those were the days Of ambi.
tion-and some were realized
and others were not. Our stout
The Washington times., 1934-10-03

matron who attended the Sat
urday night opening Tilted her
song writer and married her
merchant who provided well
enough for her, Lord knows, and
I hope she's happy. Emily
Orange married Lynn Overman
cit was a double wedding-the
other principals being a certain
up and coming Paul Whiteman
and the fair Wanda HofD.
The Washington times., 1934-10-03
Lillian Lorraine

Later, this same Emily was
mentioned in the divorce suit
brought by that handsome
tenOr's wife we referred to
abOve-JOhn Steele. Sally Long
wed Bovette TOOhey, who later
sued a prominent song writer
asking $4,000 for alleged alien
alton Of affections in 1928, and
Betty Hale elOped with AutomO-
bile Racer Aitken in Greenwich,
Conn. Avonne Taylor became
one Of Tommy Manville, jr.'s
multitudinOus wives, Billie Dove
went on to fame and further
beauty in the silent movies.
The Washington times., 1934-10-03
Wrong Change

AL C111S ISA4 ACNCoo6Ay1 AC
persisted. IT just wanted to
tell you that there's been a.
mistake. I gave you a $40 bill.
and you gave me the wrong
change. I think"
Once more the clerk inter-
rupted And this time he really
sailed in.
"That1l be enough Of that"
he cried angrily. "You know as
well as I that we are not respon.
sible for mistakes, once you have
left the window. If a mistake
was made, you should have told
me about 1t before you walked
away.
You're too late, mister, and
that's all there is to It,"
The customer nodded.
IF that's the way you feel
about it," he said quietly, "it'S
okay with me. just came back
to tell you that you gave me SIS
too much when you handed me
my change. Good day, sir"
And he walked away!
A RECENT report had it that
a butcher found a collar button
in cows stomach.
Impossible, insists Irving Rose.
How could a COW get under a
hedr00rn dreSSer2
In the Brownsville section Of
Brooklyn, reports Jack Schnei-
der, a store proudly displays o
large placard in the window.
The sign is in bold Jewish let
tiers, and it wishes all the pa
irons of the place the seasons
greetings and a Happy New
Year.
The store is a Chinese laun-
dry!
CiIIen Reports
It happened, reports Jimmy
Gillen, in the Bronx the other
afternoon. Little Nathan Lap
idus was skating merrily along
the street when, from out Of
nowhere, came a large truck
that struck Nathan a glancing
blow and hurled him about 20
feet.
The little lad regained con-
sciousness to find a patrolman
bending over him.
1.-THE first thing to do" the
cop was saying to another man,
els to notify the boys mother"
Nathan opened his eyes.
mo" he protested family.
"Plizz dun't tell mine mamma.
Instead, call mine Uncle Moe"
The policeman smiled in ad-
miration.
you're a brave lad" he
cried. "A real sport. With all
your pain and trouble, you're
still thinking about your dear
mother. You don't want to
worry her"
The boy nodded.
Dots right" he murmured.
"And besides, mine uncle Moe
is a lawyer!".
The genial Jack MCGOWAN
was interviewing chorines for
Say When" the new Hender-
Son-McGowan show that is
shaping up extremely well.
"You, Miss" said Jack to one
pretty damSel. Stand over
here q moment. How tall are
ou?"
give feet, Six" replied the
girl, with heels"
II see," murmured MCGOWAN.
"And how tall with regular
guys?"
There are a lot of rumorS
around, Mark" advises Henry
Model, that Primo Camera
is going to turn wrestler.
Don't you believe them.
These rumors are just as false
The Washington times., 1934-10-03
Wins Scholarship

Evelyn Venable won a four
year scholarship at VaSsar. at the
age Of IA.
The Washington times., 1934-10-03

PAAA AASO Ava AASA AASAASJs SSNA ANAN
Crea, Fay Wray, Henry Stephen.
son and Reginald Denny have the
supporting roles.
GAYETY-"Hot Shots" Is the
name Of the new burlesque show
that will be presented for the first
time Sunday afternoon. The show
boasts of an all.star cast that in
cludeS such names as Billy Foster,
Leonard Kramer, Les Lewis, Cell
Won Dell, Patsy johnson and
Evelyn Brooks. The chorus is re.
ported to be above average.
HOWARD-Tiny Bradshaw and
his orchestra in q sensational re,
vue, which includes many we'll.
known Sepia stars, will headline
the stage show beginning Friday.
Warren William in the startling
Warner Brothers Dragon Muir.
der Case" will be on the screen,
There will be q midnight show
Saturday with reserved seats.
The Washington times., 1934-10-03
THE VOICE OF
BrOadWay
10y Louis SObOI
MERELY WE ROLL ALONG, TOO!

Among that select and handsomely appareled
group which invaded the Music Box Saturday night
to cheer the brilliant offering of Dramaturges
George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart was a matron,
fattish and heavy-footed, overdressed, overjew-
eled and overfed
The Washington times., 1934-10-03

RKO KEITH'S The personal
story Of 1.-THE Richest Girl in the
World" begins Friday. Miriam
Hopkins, cast in the leading role,
does everything to try and get a
man to love her for what she Is,
The Washington times., 1934-10-03
A Three Days Cough
Is Your Danger Signal

Don't let them get strangle hold.
Fight them quickly. Circumcision
combines helps in one. Powerful
but harmless. Pleasant to take. No
narcotics Your own druggist Is
authorized to refund your money on
the spot if your cough or cold in not
relieved by Creomulsion.
The Washington times., 1934-10-03
All
In a
Day
ODDS AND ENDS
BY
MARK
HELLINGER

1t happened in one Of New
York's great railroad termi-
mails the other night. During
a busy hour, a customer
stood in line to purchase a
ticket for a spot some four
hours from New York.
When he finally reached the
window, he paid for his ticket
with a $40 bill. The clerk must
have had something on his
mind, for he was unusually
grouchy during the transac-
ton. He handed the customer
the ticket and the change as
though he was doing the latter
man a great favor.
The customer walked away
from the window. Some three
minutes later, he was back
again. He strolled up to the
window without standing in
line.
Il beg your pardon" he said
to the clerk, but you"
The clerk, busy with another
traveller, looked up with Q
scowl.
Cant you see that I'm
busy?" he growled. why don't
you stand in line and await
your turn"
The customer shrugged.
II didn't think 1t was neces-
sary," he asserted. Il just
bought a ticket from you and
I want to explain something.
YOU"
Listen, mister" interrupted
the clerk, there are a lot Of
people ahead of you right now.
If you'll take your turn on line,
I'll handle your complaint when
the time comes. That's the
best can do right now"
The other man shook his
The Washington times., 1934-10-03

COLUMBIA - "The Notorious
Sophie Lang" will be the featured
attraction beginning Friday. It is
the story Of a notorious jewel thief
who stuns all Of Europe until love
proves her undoing. How she
teams up with her rival and
finally eludeS their enemies is a
thrilling climax. The cast is
headed by Gertrude Michael. Ali
The Washington times., 1934-10-03

RIALT O-"Wake Up and
Dream" a picture of music and
gayety, starring Russ Columbo,
June knight, and Roger Pryor,
starts tomorrow. The story by
John Meehan is touched up with
lyrics and music by Bernie Gross
man, Jack Stern and Grace Hamil-
ton. The song numbers include
"Too Beautiful" Let's Pretend
There's a Moon" and when
You're in Love-" The support cast
includes Catherine Doucet, Henry
Armetta, Andy Devine and Ger
trude Green.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

three & four in large room, 81 per per
son; large room. 2nd floor. single. Sl4 and
under. low rates to families. close to PARK.
40. or phone 124-F-2. Brsddock Heights
Evening star., 1934-06-24

FRIGIDAIRE units, all sizes, for stores,
homes. air conditioning. Deer bars. ice
cream cabinets walk-in coolers, water
Evening star., 1934-06-24

ALTO SAXOPHONE. French Selmer G. P.
$500; baritone sax. S37. so; King melo-
phone with case, S35 90; Conn silver from
bone $1,000 Milsam's, 436 9th st. NV.
ANTIQUE grandfather clock. reasonable;
many other rare antiques. Phone Fairfax
3 for further particulars or appointment =
ARCOLA BOILERS. radiation and pipe. all
or part. Will install. Estimates given.
No obligation DE n926.
Evening star., 1934-06-24
CLUB MERIDIAN.


LADY. owning beautiful home in Va.
would like to rent bed room with bal
cony. all modern improvements; fresh
vegetables. B minutes to Treasury.
walnut S1S4 24-
Evening star., 1934-06-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FIxTURES-store. restaurant, once: cash
registers, ETC.; stocks Of merchandise. Ed
gar Baum, Inc, 914 e st. NV. ME. 9744.
of all kinds wanted at once
to So furnish pI apartments aiso odd pieces Tor
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs silverware. paintings. Highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5l33.
FURNITURE and household goods Of al
until you call NO. 6040. Monday. i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. highest prices for
your furniture: prompt and refined service.
Don't sell before calling Gilbert Ma y. ss'o'
GOLD. silver watches diamonds old Jew
elry needed in our manufacturing dept;
full cash value paid. Selinger's. SIS F st.
TOOLS. boxes 2 machinery;
Dicycles bicycle frames and parts; state
price. Address Box S5-M. Star otlce.
OFFICE FURNITURE, used; Govt. surplus
and seconds: lowest prices. Commercial
Office Furn. Co. 430 sth NV. ME. 7742.
gold ews,ry sre
best cash price. MilSam's, 43O 9th NV.
30"
OLD GUNS. powder horns. swords. armor.
knives. nothing modern; will pay cash.
Ask for John. Adams O161.
ONE hat cleaning and blocking machine.
also one glove cleaning machine. Apply
% A. s, Doniphan { Son, 4O5 Doniphan
Bldg, Alexandria. Va. Phone $40.
PIANO. good upright; state make and
price for cash. Address Box 305-K. Star
RADIO, preferably Emerson; small icebox
or refrigerator, small table and secretary
for apt. Phone DIS. 8548, Apt. l10.
STEAM TABLE-Width 30 inches; length,
10 feet: also portable roll heater. Con-
gressional Country Club. WI. 1915. "a
SUMNER SUITS-Men's; like new: good
quality and make; coat 40. pants 35. Ad-
dress Box 90-M. Star office.
TENT AND CAMP equipment; must be
reasonable; state price and details. Ad-
dress Box 413-K, Star oftce. "a.
WANTEDE.I, h.p. 22o-volt d. c. motor.
WANTED-Easly movable. livable small
house, building. garage, stand. etc. P. o.
Box 1864, NJ. P. o.
WANTED-Strong light trailer. Give de-
soIiption and price. Answer today. Ad-
dress Box 437-K, Star ofice.
WANTED TO BUY tenor saxophone in
good condition and looking new; must be
Sterdam Apt. 21Ol 14th st. NV.
WILL exchange three desirable lots for
printing press with automatic feed Lots
present value $500. Phone Dist. 134s.
OLD GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD.
SILVER, PLATINUM, DIAMONDS. TEETH,
DISCARDED JEWELRY; WE NEED THEM
IN OUR MANUFACTURING DEPT: HIGH
EST PRICES A. KAHN. INC. 935 F.
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for
furniture stoves household articles. junk
of all descriptions, Phone for truck.
.o NEW PHILA. JUNK CO.,
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum purchased for
'" E BURNsTiNEs. dfsl sri YES. I 9s1 % 6 st. - N NV. '
Since 1866. Federal License.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

pistTS' piatinum setting. sting sioo; new fancy dia
mond baguette watch. solid platinum ,
marquise and bagaette sn!i snd 81 d,o%drd other
horseshoe pin. 56 blue-white diamonds
Evening star., 1934-06-24

TWO ADULTS or married couple lge., cool
front room, adjoining bath. home priv
ileges. in private home; y blocks from
bus line: ! > min. from WASHINGTON. 200
E. Bellefonte ave. Del Ray, Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

WANTED 4 children to board in nurses
country home. best of care. fresh veg.
milk and eggs. plenty shade; $500 each
per week Call Fairfax 7sF-2 or write
Mrs. T. B McMullen.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

DIAMOND RING. pa Ct, ladys.. fine
platinum diamond mtg, cost lady $1,000
sacrifice $500. Dealer, Box 137-M. Star
0f1ce
Evening star., 1934-06-24
ROOMS AND BOARD.
lContlnued.l

2I2U 18th ST. NW.-Large, airy rooms
able rates. 25s
Evening star., 1934-06-24

DIAMOND FLEXIBLE BRACELET. valued
at $3.50, sacrifice. $500; blue white 2H+;,
carat ladys platinum diamond ring. sell
$500, Must be sold at once to close es-
tate Dealer, address Box 11O-M. Star
Evening star., 1934-06-24

2sOO MILLS AVE. NE. tWoodridReJ PVT.
home Govt. emp. cool and quiet: room
with porch. well furn.: Southern COOKING:
Si2 50, two; S35. one. NO. 951s-J. SOC
MAPLE TREE INN, Herndon. Va.-Com-
Portable rooms, large porches. yards, de-
licious meals; SO per week; season rates;
one block of main highway. Tel. Herncon
ln4 2. o. Box 32l.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

CONTINUED on Ne1f PaEs.y
Evening star., 1934-06-24
sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

All diamond" ads offered for
this classification must carry the
word dealer" or be investigated
before publication by the. Better
Business Bureau once of Better
Business Bureau closes at noon on
Saturdays.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

TEN-PIECE DINING ROOM
suite, used for only few years.
Left by our customer to sell
at $500.
JAMES B. HENDERSON,
1l0S G
St. NV.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

DINING ROOM SUITE. beautiful 1O-pc.
Russian walnut, Duncan Phyfe. used one
month; cost $500. sacrifice, $3.50; also
beautiful dinette suite, buffet. china caol-
net, extension table and 4 chairs. heavy
walnut, S75; used mo. 1926 K NV. NE.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

FANS for d. c. current, 11O-vot. SLIGHTLY
used; one 16-inch oScillatins; one l2-inch
oscillatng; one S-inch oscillating; two
10-inch non-oscillatins; one 12-inch non
oscillating; all priced low. Edgar Morris
Sales Co 10 18th st NV
Evening star., 1934-06-24
RooMs-FuR. AND UNFUR.

UNFINISHED ROOM in frst-class apart
ment for settled lady; housekeeping privi-
leges: cleo refrigeration; walking distance
Address Box I'M Star office.
COOL. BRIGHT unfurnished room in newly
painted apartment for lady employed;
walking distance: kitchen and all home
privileges. Address Box 5-M. Star ONCE.
WOODBRIDGE. 1917 KEARNEY NE
airy rooms: private bath. entrance: grill
privileges or board. DE. 2514-J.
LARGE furnished or unfurnished room.
facing Wardman Park Hotel. third floor;
very reasonable. Adams 2376.
1892 ST.-Front room, kitchenette, twin
beds, 2 closets. next bath; windows
only So week.
27l5 CONN. AVE.-Furnished and unfur-
nished rooms; board If desired; opposite
Wardman Park.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED rooms.
with or without use of kitchen; for couDle
reasonable. l49 You st. NV.
100 JOHNSON PL.. Rosemont. Alexandria,
va rooms; near bus line; ami. next
10 bath; reasonable.
1907 FAIRMONT ST Nw.-Clean. cool
front room: c.h-w.: l or >; very reas.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

DIAMONDS JeweIry and watches at about
one-third present day values. All articles
guaranteed as represented. Rosslyn Loan
Company, RoSSlyn. Va.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

weight about pa cts. must SELL $500.
Cost $3.50. Dealer. Box 9S-M. Star ofhce.e
Evening star., 1934-06-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

ancestral home in
King George County. Va. overlooking Po-
tcmac > miles from river. one mile from
Machodoc Creek. Swimming. fishing.
Grabbing boating, dancing, croquet; prefer
children between ages 10 and 10. Adults
accommodated Home cooking a speciality.
SO week per person. Drive 10 FrederlckS-
burg take highway toward DahlEren.
turn right at Owens or write Mrs. William
Vas hi
Evening star., 1934-06-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUE GOLD. jewelry, gold teeth
watches, rings. diamonds. coins. Top
prices paid. Schiller's. 9th st. cor. n, W..
ANTIQUE JEwNRY, gold teeth. coins,
sSss silver: Tssshfs ad Rang aaHonS s ,ass snes.
ANTIQUES and modern furniture. baby
prices. Cali District sIi2.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY gold highest prices
paid; gold teeth. diamonds. watches. coins.
etc. Jewelry Exchange, Inc. 434 9th n W.
APPAREL, furniture. household goods,
ladies', mems. children's wearing apparel
of ali kinds bought. We pay cash. Call
Cohen's. ME. 7749. 95 L st. NV.
APPAREL-Mens women's and children's'
niture bought for rummage sale. Phone
Mr.. Winger DE. 1870. 1921 9TH st. NV.
BED ROOM. dining room and davenport
suites, rugs and baby grand piano Tor caSn.
Phone ME. 1864. rs
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut-Breakfast set.
fireplace set. dining room suit, Persian
gSgs sSEs G% %pst tobs bs fine quality and reason
BICYCLE. 2S-inch, used; must be cheap
Address Box 36S-K. Star office.
BOOKs-Highest prices paid for good
books and old prints. Any quantity; Dl.
5007. 70.
BOOKS. an kinds; highest prices. paid;
postage stamps autographs Peariman 9,
933 q st. NV, no branch stores. NE. o41o.
EMG1NE LATE LATHE: to L .rF inch snd syins; sbs1
serSiee @asi ee station. atE1 ic s5e1 % Conn. ave w
nSSsa ,nss; Ssssous ssas. saSiss Sssas xXa. Ssf8. :,
Evening star., 1934-06-24

chenille rug. 12Ix27" taupe hall runner.
desk blotter pads, boudoir lamps, cleo
trio heater electric washing machine. hre
screen. enamel-top kitchen table. curtain
stretchers. No dealers. 1743 P st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

9RY Soops N MEKcI|AN5isE a;.a|. !neyl ,l racks:
rihce at low price. Cau IL. o443-J,
Evening star., 1934-06-24
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

ONE OR TWO ROOMS. furnished or un-
furnished: suitable for business couple or
two gentlemen; private home: convenient
location; reasonable. Phone Walnut 1896.
FURNISHED. large double room. twin beds.
one block from Columbia Country Club and
street car private shower. WI. Alb.
OXON HILL. MD.-Large room, furnished,
garage / mile from District line cheap
Van Fleet.
ARLINGTON RIDGE-Desirable. large. cool
room and porch with three exposures on
Tea House grounds. Walnut 1881.
175 WASHINGTON BLVD. District Hets
Md large. beautifully fur. sleeping
room with PRIVILEGES of home. Sl2 per mo-
pa
BARGAIN AIN-OVERLOOKING BLUE RIDGE,
90 miles out Leesburg pike. furnished
rooms. $3.50 month CL. 966s, Apt; l.
62Os WISCONSIN AVE-Single or double,
co, and comfortable. With breakfast II
desired Half hour downtown. 2|
ROOMS-Car and bus service:
ROSSlyn Va Clarendon 1892
Evening star., 1934-06-24

DIAMOND RING, ladys. ia CT, white. re.
turned engagement ring; must sell; cost
1865; will sell. $50. Dealer. co. 2210.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

ADMINISTER RUGS. Sx1O 9xI2 and cush-
ions, perfect condition; electric fan. West
inghouse. direct current. large size, IS;
Cogswell chairs and foot rests. blue tap
estry- new. SIS; double bed. Simmons
springs DeepSleep mattress. mahogany
color. steel, SIS. $40 < st. NV. Apt 80.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

BABY CARRIAGE. like new. Sc; 7-tube
radio, in good shape. S4. 116 9TH st. ne.
BATH TUBS (3), good condition and very
reasonable. 1880 Georgia ave. Columbia
Evening star., 1934-06-24

DIAMOND. must be sacrificed for. cash;
tsiTe perfect, diamond platinum setting
5000; i Ct solitaire. platinum mountinagi
SllO; l74 ct. perfect solitaire, beautilul
Evening star., 1934-06-24

DINING ROOM SUITE, handsome mahog-
any, Duncan Phyfe. 10 PIECES, uSed SIX
Also handsome dinette suite, S65. The
Champlain, 1924 K ST., Apt. As. ME. 52O9.
Evening star., 1934-06-24
SUBURBAN BOARD.

LARGE. airy rooms. suitable for one, two
or three; board, home cooking. optional;
reasonable. Mtss Payns. Eossdsre I'M.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

BICYCLE-Specially strong. good for coun-
try; has neat button trunk over rear
wheel; strong basket in front; must be seen
to be appreciated. DR.. Kress, 705 Carroll
Evening star., 1934-06-24


Also handsome dinette suite. S65. The
Champlain, 1424 K ST., Apt. As. ME. 5209.
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut, piece;
also cleo. ice box. 9 Gu. IT.. fine condition;
sacrifice leaving city. Call Monday. 3419
quebec st. CL 679S.
DINING ROOM SET. like new, pieces;
cost $3.50. sell $50: also gas stove, cheap.
4I6 N J. ave Sc 24s
DREssERs. all sizes; 3-fcld garage doors;
windows; special sizes Of doors which we
are closing out to reduce our stock. Other
bargains. No phone orders on this sale.
Free delivery Come out. get our sizes
before starting We will save you money.
We also have in stock bricks. cement lime.
sand and gravel and steel posts and wire
for fencing Special this week. galvanized
wire, Sc per SO. it; bronze wire. 6H2c per
So. it. with double selvage edge. Screen
doors sale will be over this week. Second
hand garage doors. 81 so. pair with
cash orders Fun-length window screens,
LiFETndE SCREEN; PAINFED TlG1Is and I'M IN:
STALLED. end HARDWARE, average size
210zx4.S. S2.75; also screen doors as low
as S2.4S.. Call for estimates. on screened
porches; limited number in stock. EISIN-
GER MILL &c LUMBER co. WI. 240o,
Bethesda. Nd.
DRY GOODS MERCHANDIsE new, racks.
show cases and DISPLAY stands Will sac.
Evening star., 1934-06-24

DIAMOND RING, lady's, white gold. platl-
mum; sacrifice, $50. ME. $3.50
Evening star., 1934-06-24

about cts, in all. S225; all these articles
are very cheap. far below the regular re-
tail price; appraisal allowed; part pay
ment to responsible people; Inspection
without obligation. Dealer. Address BOX
4S7-K Star office.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-12-25

ing speech by Liberberg, the first
Executive Committee was elected
Kalinin heading the list. Others
elected were: Lavryentev, Krutov
Gerchikov, Dimanstein, Khavkin,
Liberberg, Anshin, and Stolov, alto
gether comprising thirty-nine, in
GLIDING collective farm shock-bri-
gaders, factory and Soviet farm
workers. The delegates to the ALL
Russian Soviet Congress were Liber-
berg and Khavkin; to the All-Union
Congress, Liberberg; to the Nation
alities Council, Khavkin.
The Congress adopted a message
to the toilers Of the Jewish Autono-
nous Region, outlining concrete
works of the plan based on the de-
cision of the Council of Peoples
Commissars. The first session Of
the Executive Committee took place
following the election of the Presi-
DUN, with Liberberg as Chairman,
Khomiakov as first vice-chairman,
Pevzner as second vice chairman,
and Cohen as secretary.
The report Of the Credentials
Committee showed that half Of the
delegates to the Congress we're Jews,
most Of the guests being non-Jews
from various parts of the U.SS.R..
demonstrating the international
solidarity and assistance for the
Jewish Autonomous Region.