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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
ORDER TO WALkOUT P PARTLY
 OBEYED, REPORT
Labor Leaders, Employers Disagree as to Extent of
 Textile Industry Iie-up
BOTH SIDES ARE
 CLAIMING VICTORY
With Employees Quitting Looms, 650,000 Work
 CTS Are Said to Be Idle

WASHINGTON, Sept. A. Over two hundred thousand tex tile workers seemed today to have cbeyed the union order for general strike and this makes 65O,O0O workers idle in 26 states.
 The exact number of strikers is disputed between unions and employers as both claimed vic- tory.
 Reports from the south indi- cated the strike is 50 percent effective among the 160,000 em- ployes of the Carolinas.
 Francis German, Chairman of the strike committee hailed the strike as a tremendous success" Peter VanHorn, chairman of the Silk Code Authority, said a sur yey applied to the silk rayon syn ,hetic and fabric industry, showed ,he strike almost complete fail- Ire"
 George Sloan,- chairman of the cotton textile industry, said the survey in the New England States indicated majority of the work PTS are not in sympathy with the strike movement
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
MISSING TWO
 YEARS, FOUND

MOSCOW, Sept. 4.-Ao Alex eyev, Russian, has rescued four Soviet scientists and fifteen dogs. This feat was accomplished on August 30. The scientists have been stranded two years on Nova Zem- bia, in the Arctic Ocean. The feat included round trip flight of 500 miles, the radio message said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
MISS BOOTH IS
 NEW s. A. CHIEF

LONDON, Sept. 4. Evangeline Booth, aged 68 years, daughter of the founder of the Salvation Army, has been elected Commander. She has been leader of the Army in the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
ANCHORAGE BALL CLUB
 HOLDS DOWN NAVY TEAM

Anchorage came. nearer to de- feating the championship baseball team of the U. s. s. Wright than any sother team in Alaska. The score was 3 to in favor of the Navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
OFF FROM FAIRBANKS EAIRRANKS Alaska. Sent.

sFffA1rDhNf>C- AIdokd, CtRt. *- Planning a flight to Anadir, Si- beria, for conferences there with Soviet officials about the possible establishment of airmail service between Alaska and Siberia, par ty, including Harllee Branch, Sec ond Assistant Postmaster General, hopped last Saturdy for Nome in a PAA plane. The party intends to fly to Nome, then to East Cape, thence to Anadir.
 The plane is piloted by Joe Cros- son.
 Other members of the party are Robert Thach and Lyman S. Peck, officials of the company, who will discuss the possibility of hooking up the Alaska Commercial Trans port with the Russian Transport.
 The propose mail extension would include other countries in Europe as well as Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
DOUGLAS OUT;
 BELL SUCCEEDS

HYDE PARK, N. r., Sept. A. President Roosevelt has accepted the resignation of Lewis Douglas, Director of Budget, and appointed Daniel w. Bell, acting director.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
MEL GRIGsBY. RETURNS

Melvin c. Grigsby, who has been doing assessment work on the Kensington group, near Comet City returned to Juneau and is regis tered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04

An automobile dealer in Bombay, India, recently purchased a stream line automobile from the Prince of Wales.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
HOME BURNS

The H. A. Kenney home. seven miles from Wasilla on the Fish hook road recently burned to the ground. a total loss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04

BULLETIN.-Acc0rding to
 radiogram received this after
 noon by Gov. John w. Troy, the
 party consisting of Branch,
 Thach, Peck and Gleason, re-
 turned to Fairbanks after a
 most marvellous trip to Si-
 beria." - Fss tv---
 BULLETIN = FAIRBANKS,
 Sept. Aloe Cross0n piloting the plane carrying the Branch party, arrived at Ueleen, East Cape, at 5:45 Sunday after noon, according to radio re- ccived here.
 NOME, Alaska, Sept. A. Th' Alaska Airways' plane, piloted b. Toe Crosson, with Harllee Branch Robert Thach, Lyman Peck ant Bob Gleason, radio operator, a. left here Monday fo via Teller. The purpose O he flight is to inquire into th' of establishing an air nail route from the United State o Asia. The party will be met a by a Soviet plane witt Soviet representatives of the Trans
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04

An official survey has shown the average wage of farm hand in North Carolina is sl425 per month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
Americans Fly to Siberia
 from Aldska for Purpose of
 Getting Data, Air Mail Route

Siberian Air Route from Moscow, then both planes will proceed to Anadir, the eastern terminus of the Russian Airways for a confer ence. The American party may re- turn here today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
STOCK PRICES
 TAKING SLUMP
 AFTER HOLIDAY
Sales Are Correspondingly Lower-Textile Strike
 Causes Depression

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-The Stock Market appeared to have received little benefit of the Labor Day recess and prices generally pointed lower.
 Transfers were about 310,000 shares.
 The textile strike has caused in- tense depression on the market.
 CLOSING PRICES TODAY
 NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 18as, American Can 97, American Power and Light 5, Anaconda 12h, Armour B 61, Beth lehem Steel 29A, Calumet and Hec- la 39s, Wright 2%, General Motors 29ls, International Har- vester 265s, Kennecott 19, United States Steel 33A, Pound 501A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-31
Better FUr-TriTfIrf1ed
Winter Goats

S2y.UU to S3y.3U VdLHeS
French Beaver and Racoon furs!
Fitch. Badger, Marmink, French
crepes, soft velours, bark diagonals
and Venice fabrics in wanted colors.
Sizes IA to So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-31

$685. to S22.95 Values
Caracul, Wolf, Fox, Pointed Wolf
and Marmink furs! Imported plaids,
tree bark, cedar bark and velour
De Nord fabrics in black, blue, green
and navy. Sizes IA to So.
Evening star., 1934-01-09
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AAsn stunnins nmsi car % that shows very exacfins
care. Original grey finish with BLACK len
ders and trlm Performs b autliully new
terms. terms Your car may he down payment
Hill & Tibbitts l1l4 Vermont ave. NV.
NASH 1881 advance s sedan: ll5-h.p. mo-
tor: S5n5. 1881 6-cyl sedan. $40; 1881
i coupe S:25 1890 Ambassador \ SEDAN
SI65 1890 tw:n-ignition u sedan S392'
1929 special q sedan. S24?. 1929 SpcSiai
& coupe. S2i5. 1929 standard caorloiet
S165. All have been recondtioned. Williams
& Baker. Inc. Nash Dealers. 1907 l4tn
NEW YEAR CLEARING SALE
CADILLAC 34l 5-pass. DE LUKE Sc
RrI}Ak RAk' MSsTER S55s Rhf?s faso DE LUXE Sc ''
nIn1kN Nv ~ wire Wheels perfect ,..o.... 215
BUICK ROADSTER. 1929 MASTER, 6
wire wheels. de luxe. ......... 20
La HE seal nerfect -l......... 225
IhseiS i''' III 100
cHEVRoLET 1881 ROADSTER Philco ,o-
raoio, rumble seat ,.--.: ia2
FORD LATE 1890 COUPE. rumble seat. 100
Ia SALE Gss sP9RT FlNb9RR 1ogRlSG6 S6pE rum 14o
oGieh he seat at AA'n .,'.,.....>... 125
tires excellent condition. .......... 10
CADILLAC 3l4 SEDAN. 3-pasSHnger p
CHEVROLET 1873 CHASSIS. like new l22
E2EP @ia Fl c0UPE IaSP c6NHERT 5SRRs $ea COUPE
rnmbie seat - 65
BUIcR 1857 MASTER BRoUGHAM. -
BUICK Hex MAS MASTER COUPE 4:passenser.. s
BUICK 1877 STANDARD SEDAN 45
ROBT. HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE. INC,
-, Flor da Ave NE.
Evening star., 1934-01-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(rnutfnuAdl


14I2 KENNEDY ST.-2nd- FLOOR FRONT.
with lavatory. BATH inst h. W; well kept
detached home: breakfast garage. GE. 1Ia4
TWO TO FOUR ROOM APT IN EXCHANGE
for couple hours work daily and small rent.
METROPOLITAN 74O3.
MACOMB sr., ia BLOCKS FROM CONN.
ave.-Attractive 3-room apt, $3.50. MR.
PRY. Decatur 6261.
ONE OF WALLACE BRYANTS MOST At
tractive. artistic apartments; three rooms,
kitchen and bath; sunshine ) sides: furnish
ed with rare antique furniture; price very
reasonable Apply Apt. .. 1915 @ st.
DUPONT CIRCLE LARGE RMS. KITCH-
en- bath hall: completely furnished; $40;
includes gas. elec. 1917 21st st. NV.
81 1UDIO-CHEERY, COZY; TOP FLOOR;
l r.. k. b.. sleep. din. porches; 3 expos
attrac., immaculate. quiet; c.h.w; aou!ts.
1879 @ st. NV.
BURTON HALL. al"0 @ NW.-ATTRAC-
tive apt3. kitchenettes. Frigidaires; So to
$3.50 weekly: rooms. 81: basement apt. 30;
DOWNTOWN-REASONA RENT: NEAR
White House desirable. well furnished:
rooms. kitchen, hath: immediate possession
St
Evening star., 1934-01-09
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NASH 1891 model $50 4-door sedan. A
car with style and perfectly performing
motor at decided saving. S}9o and
worth much more; terms. Your car NAV
be down payment. Hill & Tibbitts. 1114
Vermont ave. NV
PLYMOUTH sedan. 1929: runs perfect. GOOD
Ss5. best offer. AT. $40.
PONTIAC late 1929 de luxe :-door sedan:
almost new condition: best of care; must
sell; Sl35. Owner Adams 3"O3-W. -
PONTIAC late 1891 sedan; sacrifice. Sl15;
looks and runs like new: must sell. CO.
ABB before pm
Evening star., 1934-01-09
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

REAL BARGAINS-192S Essex coach. S35
1927 Buick sedan. $40; 1929 Ford coupe; nsa
lntiac sedan sia5; 1929 Plymouth sedan.
$50: 1890 Bu!ck COACH $500: 1879 Hup-
mobile sedan $3.50: 1882 Chevrolet sedan.
S295; 1922 Plymouth sedan. S:95; l93: De
Soto coach. S375 and many others. Come
see us for appraisal your old car. ana
remember that we'll always give you
good deal; easiest terms. Blanton Motor
Co. :,3 New York ave. NORTHEAST. Open
EVENINGS
EOLLS-ROYCE coupe, old model. Euro
pean assembled right-hand drive. Looks
and runs like new. Very low mileage.
Subject to thorough mechanical examina- :
ton and tryout. reel bargain. 5000.
Phone l4a-W. Onsntico. Va.
AUTOMOBILES at Wescher's auto auction
g"S st NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day 10 m Usually q GOOD assortment
Evening star., 1934-01-09
JAMES r. SHEA.
643 Indiana Ave NV
NORTHWEST

I
10 ""nd St rooms. bath. hot-water
IS seaton pl.-6 rooms. garase s45.
aIO Kennedy St rooms. S47.5n.
| 6"5 Col. rd-6 rooms. porches' ga
sla Sheridan -semi-detached;
6"4 Jefferson St rooms. 3 porches.
1899 Quebec pl.-6 rooms. gas heat. ga
3e13 Ga ave-Corner; rooms. garage.
ss Lonsfellow st stMDetached' 81 rooms.
sIO Crittenden st.-semi-detached'
1902 ,I7th st.-o rooms. bath; newly
$500 4th st,-ssemi detached; : rooms.
'a'"SN NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST;
6O5 9th n.e.-6 rooms. bath. electric
3eo6 G st. se-petached large lot:
h. W h. eirc. bath. S35.
S0I9 AT 4th St nssemi-detached; s3 sG
| "a INLAND terrace NE rooms. bath.
! perfect condition. S45.
1888 B st. SEE rooms. Gear garage.
i36s Holbrooke terrace n.e.-6 rooms.
! porches. garage, $50.
! iii Montello ave. NE rooms. gear
/ 1926 T ST. SET rooms 3 porches. $50.
! 924 10th s.e.-Corner rooms. 3 porches
I?oi st. ne-Corner. G. rooms. }
! porches. garage. elec. refrig.. S65.
=, I7ls e ST. ne n;e-corner rooms garage
1000 ,tth MhrEE sT SAMho' iNfi Dii as47.
Evening star., 1934-01-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FRONT APT ENT HAIL LIZ LEY 1.tr,E RM s5s50 BED
mo. no: wyatt W Apts. 45so Ga. ave. GE. 1883
bath. porch e bed roomsJ, S4s: 2 rooms
Ink. $50; unusual view. 1910 Ingleside
terrace NV. (belcw sth and Newtonl.
FRANCES SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HOIEL TEL.
pletely furnished linens silver Frigidaire;
day. week. month: reasonable. Ma 5495.
EXTREMELY REASONABLE. ExCELLEMI 5;3CE LENT
large bed room, southern exposure kitchen en-
with Friridaire Columbia 4946. May De
seen after pm I0-
i439 CHAPLIN ST. NV LARGE FRONT
room: kitchen. semi-priyate BATH gas eiec''
telaphonn' verv reasonahle
PARK LEE. 1ea0 PARK RID. NW:-EXCEL-
lent location; to nicely furntshen she rGoms %sah
san sa! to erssfns ss5 ADAMS EUGm' sass ss''e IL.
1919 COL. RD. N.W--oNE LARGE ROOM On
kitchenette. semi-bath: nicely furnished' gas
eIec. phone: S35 mo. WI. 4051.
CHEERFUL BASEMENT APARTMENT TINE rn. RE F.
care for frrnace. 1211 East Capitol St
,716 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w;4ATTRAC-
lively furnished -bed.rooT iGins Gn1t,: rsSR
I643 CONN AVE. NW.-LARGE FRONT
room. two beds gas range. private bath
dshe Hd Beds nsns sss sss s @snn $40 mons
10th AND G SITS NV BED ROOMS,
living room, kitchenette. bath. Frigidaire:
day week or month. Metropolitan gO1O
1917 10th NW.-TWO CLEAN ROOMS AND
kitchenette, gas range. sink. h.-w.h. light
housekeeping; employed adults; reasonable.
IL
KENNEDY WARREN ALPHABETICALLY
bath. available Jan. Is to May l. Inquire
at desk or phone Adams $500.
BEAUTIFUL RIM. KIT. APTS.. HWD. FLRS.,
range: gas and light free; newly dec: front;
zoos N H ave. tnear Wash Circle).
MT, PLEASANT. 1923 NEWTON-BEAUTI-
full apt, clean and warm; living room (Mur'
Closets; two adults. $40. Adams $500.
Evening star., 1934-01-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-U
1880 R. /. AVE. NE ROOMS. DINETTE
kitchen bath. screened porch: elevator serv.
Isl o sssfss sss Rssdent On
DEratur All -
ENT- HALL LIv RIM. AND BED RMS
Wyatt Apts.. 45.O Ga. ave. NV. GE. 1883
TILDEN GARDENs-EsPECIALLY DEsIR.
able apsh h.G eo1 baths vins dnns
EGSm Fltshen eIss Usa rsf2s sosa fden cE
NEAR CAPITOL.
MS eGnsiGa n $685. ssSs location
| 617. F ST. N.W;-3 LARGE ROOMS AMP
kitchenette: heat and gas furnished; rent
reduced. Apply in store.
4@o ioo@s aah sEehsn s Mw At s
frigeration on house current Janitor on
premises. |
h 81 IV.. NW Is hARGs 9sssossSs Bae It
desis desirsble sstY: party: ''NA DN'-' ..
THE BOND. 1.se n. T. AyE, A5,a11,;ion: MWm2 r. z.
hour elevator: resident manager.
TAKOMA. D. C-3 EXTRA LARGE. PLEAS
ant rooms and bath; near cars and stores:
garage. porch enamel laundry. Ais Cedar st
So0k etessa s1d ss ssst rsd.4s h ST
on house current: $40: lease. ease.-
$500 L ST. NV. WALKING DISTANCE
0975-R JAS. A. GEDDEs. Agent, 621
NO. I06. THE NORTHUMBERLAND %
| large rooms. k. and b., center-hall plan;
| newly redecorated: S95. North $3.50.
4.5 COLUMBIA ROAD NV ROOMS,
snd afn ss e. E. as or yeE ds
CHEVY CHASE. Md. ROOM KITCHEN
and bath apt. private home: garage; pri-
vate entrance; reasonable. WI. 2984.
| 3i24 I4th ST NV. NEAR 14th AND PARK
rd-Fiye large cheerful rooms and S,,sst6 bath:
CO. sos H st. NV. Ma 67l4
1890 r. l. AVE. N.w.--FREE REFRIGERA-
| ton and gas; . large, bright rooms. recep-
ton ton haii. kit, bath porch: res. mgr.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. FRIGID-
aire. lights, gas; heat furnished reasonable.
CoPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST. NV.
ana a sec
kitchen. bath. Res. mgr.
NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
S'asVa sas and i e;ec. included; 5000.
CHARLES L. NORRIS
2135 Pa. Ave. NV WEST 0475. g
APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU
F5sss car and 81 Fuids. S.1S y appointment s1s
l449 T. CAP. STD r. AND B. $500
1909 r. l. ave- and and b. 100 up
HEsaa III ~ seHATFET & !! S ana John rl
Attractive. Hn Cheerful 4-roor,: Kitchen. bath,
porch apt; Frigidsirt. elevator service;
$3.50 per month. UNION STORAGE CO..
Evening star., 1934-01-09
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

GENTLEMAN WANTS SMALL FURNISHED
apartment; rent, $50 month; will consider
room and board at reasonable rate; perma-
nent. Address Box 233-T. Star ONCE.
WANTED - 9-ROOM. KITCHENETTE AND
bath apartment, comfortably furnished. twin
beds, walking distance downtown. Address
Box SAT-. Star office
l ROOM. KITCHENETIE, BATH. UNFUR-
nished. electric refrigeration; rent, S25 10
S32 so: within or blocks of 14th and
Evening star., 1934-01-09
HOuSES-EuRNISHEn

BEAUTIFUL ROSEMONT SECTION OF
Alexandria, rooms and bat tn. very excellent
furnishings. Call OWNER. Alexandria 3436-J.
FURNISHED HOUSES ALL SECTIONS.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC.
1871 st NV National 557S
Evening star., 1934-01-09
WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.


SEE JACK PRY before you SELL. Today
money talks and We speak your language.
1872 and 1925 14th ST. NV. DE. 626l.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED Tor our sale
by auction on Wednesday or Saturday. 10
Am Weschlers, 915 NV National 1881
Quick, satisfactory method
FORD CHEVROLET or other light cars.
vii! pay more than any one in city Fred
L. Morgan, l341 l4th NV. NO. 1O096
Waehn nj MooT safes 6n Mass or ave- nW
STerling 9l46. 10.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc. 1920 l4th street NV.
E> CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
x BARNES MOTOR co.
See Mr. Barnes before you sell your
Ford or Chevrolet or any other
make. Or will pay unpaid balance
and give you difference in cash. See
Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th st. NV. DE-
catur 23o0. Open 9 till g.
Evening star., 1934-01-09
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

BUNGALOW NEAR WALTER REED $50
Csc otner properties: ROBERT L. NC
rooms. large sleeping porch, fireplace FrlEid-
barton ave- WEst oI4e. war ~ . = Du-
CHEVY CHASE-MODERN HOMES AT RE-
duced rentals. 1t will pay you to call me for
inspection- as ! specialize in Chevy Chase
SELL CL. 473a
MODERN BUNGALOWS, NEARBY VA. AND
Nd rms. Il bath TO rms, bath s35
to $40; auto service free. LESLIE D. MEA-
NEAR TECH. HIGH SCHOOL.
rHo So upstR5T ean c6 b sShet $3.50
looms F1n see see ssissman' m6oNfh f!iz eoGs St for
1885 BAY ST. Sc. BET Is- 10, B 4 SITS.
-6 large rooms, inclosed porch bath and
garage: excellent condition house year-and-
haf-old. equipped for, two families; con-
phone pho nj Mr.. D cLARR Ma 5o65. S4li ''l-,
29o4 P, ST sE-sEvEN ROOMS; SEMI
$500 $500 BoTen 5 % rd ios sem6 deanse Tooms, AMP nHI
W B CATION. .5as Pa. Ave Sc. AT a5I7
! 5l1 4th ST. Nw.--1l R. 4 B. SLEEPING
porch, 500. 1873 RigEs pl nW-ln r,
pl n.w.|s r.. B.. s5o75. s-room house
mod imus.. at Forest Glen. $40. Only
liable persons need apply. JOHN T. KNOTT.
1880 PERRY ST. n. E. ,BRooKLANpl-
semi-detached. rooms. brick ami. hot
ssrS waf1F rena es eHy mo 6ansa IA anq i0f
e6O5' HAMLIN ST. NE. IN WOODBRIDGE
Sx-room house. with sarase:, fine location:
K. NI if"oOrI avn ne. DFcstHr ia: ',''
GROOM, ,2-BATH MODERN HOME; NEAR
ss1ihgs. ssedisTs H9ms Sg.w Apply 3dod Park Dl NV
6O6 K ST NE ROOMS AND BATH,
4 h-wh.. flec. yarH, shed and alley; SD
mo j A HAYDEN. 3O6 Woodward B.de.
5000 2nd ST NV. COR. md PEABODY
ssrset9S rooms saTf isoo sfFase
line; immediate session. Ma 80.
DON'T MISS THIS CozY FouR-RooN.
Sn1 bath p0Fsh 81 TR fTd 1R6pp & 2G Eerson ST.
.sR ST: MS Rooms, ANP ~ y BATE I IITE ET-
/ BY's SONS. Sl4 Dist. Bank Blds DI A. -.
o:o NoR1H v,sGgEg GARoI!NA 1 "a AYEGNIA1 AI o;Sa
tibermsfis never SSsfSPisddis eatach-7
unit unit FISCHER & COMPANY. DI, o56e'
FoXHALL VILLAGE 1926 44th sT.-sT,%
sps sPls ssel ha1h sn saFage S s6 Is mo nc R
634 PARK RID Nw.|a ROOMS p; cAs
! woodward BLDG. District S444
FOR RENT-NEAR WIS. AVE, RoOE1S'
bath: brick. $1,000. L. D. MEASELL. CL
40II i4th NW-DEsIRA BILE sIx-RooM
, house newly papered. with garage rea-
sorable rept Phone co. SOL
o.I 3rd ST NW-13 R.. B. Ell Sll9 90 90
36 r l. ave. n.e.-s r. b.. elec h3nn
I7"9 Lanier pl. NV r b.; elec.. n3.un
/ 1879 NJ st. n.w.-1l T.. b.. elec %
233 Mass ave ne =, b cleo. 55-un
\ 1905 NJ ST. n.w.-6 r. b.. elec 5nnn
ao1 Farragut st. n.w-6 r, b. eIec. |uuu
| al3 lst ST. n.w-S r. b.. elec. - ~
a636 18th St n.w.-6 r.. b., eiec d2-uu
13S7 N c. ave. n e.-6 r. b.. elec.. - 81
1913 ? ST. n.e.-6 r. b.. elec. ..... ~ 81
SOl 9Th st. s.w-1 7. b. cleo <, %
! I6ot = rt Se-6 b. elec ~ RI so
! 1OS N st nw.-6 r. B.. elec ..... ~ 81
| IO06 G St set r. b. elec. - 80
1907 4th st SEE =. b.. eas..... 2s5n
.o4 re st e-6 r b elec 49,, 30.50
ds9 St sw-6 b.. gas ...... 81
3"T Tinworth pl. Sw.-6 r b. gas. ~ ~ ~ ~
4So I'VE ST. sv.-5 r. gas. water. ~ ~ ~
o15 st NV r.. b.. gas. S5-unn
413 N st. sv.-5 r.. water. Hlec S@.ou
JAMES r. SHEA.
Evening star., 1934-01-09

BUICK 1929 club sedan; had wonderful
care; owned privately. Raraged nightly; must
sell Immediately; S215 cash. CO. 1O2o4.
Evening star., 1934-01-09

BUICK 1881 S-cylinder convertible coupe:
smart dark green finish. immac culate. set
of oy contrasting light green wheels and
stripping; > SiQe mounts rumble seat. Former
owner gave 1t exceptional care Unusual
value at sos terms and your car in trade
Hill & Tibbitts. 1ll4 Vermont ave NV.
BU1CkS-Before having your car repaired
one. See me az Stanley Horner's Buick
Agency. Ma $500. T. S. GADDESS 1915
1Ith ST NV
Evening star., 1934-01-09

BUICK 1929 Master Il sedan: good condi-
Shepherd 21SS-J 605 Erie Takoma Park
Evening star., 1934-01-09

ISH for your car. Any make or model,
renn Motor Sales 601 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1934-01-09

CHEVROLET 1873, de luxe coach, S:345; per-
feet condition. Apt. No. l, 1918 st.
after pm
CHEVROLET 1892 sedan, S295. Call Ma
tlona $685. for further information. Fine
Evening star., 1934-01-09

CHEVROLET 1929 coupe: Brewster green
body with black trim; Just good
that nas been used can be made. superserv
iced by Nolan; must be to be appre-
lans. LII EIGHTEENTH st Open nights
Evening star., 1934-01-09
NEAR TECH HIGH SCHOOL.

MODERN BUNGALOWS. NEARBY VA. AND
Md. rms. Il bath to rms, bath; S35
TO $40; auto service free. LESLIE D. MEA-
SELL. CT. i-l2
Evening star., 1934-01-09

1885 BAY ST Sc. BET ls 10, 4 SITS
Il large rooms, inclosed porch. bath and
garage: excellent condition house year-and-
half-old equipped for two families; con-
velient TO schools and transportation, for
/ only S55 per month. Inquire within. or
phone MR CLARK. MA ROO,
Evening star., 1934-01-09

KENNEDY-WARREN APT.-BEAUTIFULLY
furnished apt. ! room. kitchen. dinette and
bath, available Jan. / 5 to May ]. Inquire
at desk or phone Adams $500.
Evening star., 1934-01-09

FORD CHEVROLET or other light cars
Nil! pay more than any one in city Free
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badly hurt in spades. and a misplay
by the enemy might give him the
critical trick or tricks even II his part
ner's hand were useless.
The Play.
A heart is opened and ruffed. North
sees that his only hope is an even split
in diamonds. and a situation where the
opponent winning the second diamond
lead cannot lead trump for fear OF
trapping the queen. He leads the ace
of diamonds. East did not shoot the
ten out quickly. He thought first. He
saw that if he was put in the lead on
the next trick with second diamond
he could not afford to lead trump to
prevent a diamond being ruffed; nor
could he see how to put West in to
make a trump lead through the de-
clarer in time to prevent the ruff OF
a diamond. On the bidding, North
almost surely held the ace of clubs.
The Master Play.
So East decided that the only entry
card his partner could have was the
jack of diamonds. He therefore un-
blocked by playing the queen on the
ace North no wled small diamond,
and East played the ten. West grasped
that his partner was making mag
nificent play in order to enable West
to get in the lead and overlook the
ten with his jack. Now he played
spade, preventing declarer from rufing
a third round of diamonds. Thus the
contract was defeated trick. Declar
er lost two diamonds, a spade and
club
There Was a Reason.
You will acknowledge that there was
no fluke about this magnificent play
when I tell you that the East player
was Phil Leon and the West player no
less than Sam Guggenheim. both Of
Cleveland. This is one of the greatest
pair of partnerships in the history Of
tournament auction. In the auction
pair championships of the time e-honored
American Whist League and later in
those of the younger American Bridge
League, this formidable pair were al
most invariably first or second. For
sound tactics and brilliant card reading
they have no superiors. Today's hand
is an excellent example Of their splen-
did partnership coordination. Next
time that you hear any boasting to the
effect that I'VE can play them as well
as any one: If we had the time or in
clination to play in the national cham
pionships, we would give the head
liners a ride" prepare this hand in
a duplicate board and slip it into the
party so that the confident pair play