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Evening star., 1934-11-03
CALIFORNIA CAMPUS
UNDER POLICE GUARD
Seek to Prevent Communist At
tempt to Break Up Home
coming Parade.
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, November 3.-Po-
lice reserves were ordered Yesterday to
the campus of the University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles to prevent a re-
ported Communist attempt to break
up" the annual home coming parade
The parade will be part Of rally
for U. G. L. AS foot ball game with
Stanford University tomorrow.
The threatened disturbance at the
University resulted from the suSpen-
sion from U. c. l.. A. of five students
for the alleged promotion of radical
activities on the campus.
Fifty eight policemen were assigned
to maintain order during the parade.
although a group of students, calling
themselves the U. c. l.. A. Americans,
announced they would take the mat
ters into their own hands if any one
tries to interfere with the celebration.
At the University of California at
Berkeley, students have been asked to
stage a one-hour strike on the campus
Monday by an "all-univerSity commit
tee in protest against the U. C. L. A
suspensions.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
A. & P. STRIKE
PROPOSAL LAUDED
Labor Board Action Stroke
Against Violence, Say
Manufacturers.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 3.-The
National Association OF Manufacturers
in a statement yesterday recognized in
the National Labor Relations Board
proposed agreement for settlement of
Cleveland labor troubles centering
around the closing of Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Co. stores, an official
stroke against union violence, in
timidation and coercion"
The associations statement was
based upon a report made yesterday
at a meeting of the Employment Re-
lations Committee.
Legislatures of all States will be
urged. the statement announced. to
hold unions responsible for "unlaw-
full or anti-social" methods in any
litigation, to make illegal sympathetic
strikes and lock-outS, to hold employ
ers and unions equally responsible for
observance of contracts, to outlaw
union punishment of members refus-
ing to join a sympathetic strike or
lockout, to make illegal any coercive
picketing or intimidation, to outlaw
employment contracts requiring a per-
son either to join or not to Join a
labor organization, and to forbid en-
ployers from deducting from workers
wages organiza tional dues without his
written authorization and consent.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
YOUTH SHOT By POLICE
ON GUARD For ROBBERS
Two Companions Escape, but Wife
of Captured Man Also
Is Wounded.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CROWN POINT, Ind, November 3.
Special police officers who surprised
two men and two women at tavern
south of here early yesterday shot and
critically wounded youth who gave
his name as ARIEL D. Piercefeld. %,
Of indianapolis, and his wife Mary.
The other man and woman escaped.
The officers, Arthur Claus and Ed
Fegle, said they had been stationed
in the tavern as guards following rob-
berries.
The officers expressed the belief
their shots had wounded the couple
that escaped.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
Ggj::: e., s! Naturalization
Nv JEANNE ROVyllN
IDv JEANNE ROV.yI.l.E

She would wear the plum -colored
silk Lon had never seen, an old dress,
but becoming. 1t was the color of
Diablo at sunset. There was grape
iuice in the cooler, her mother had
canned it last year. She would serve
that canned tomatoes could De
made into a salad if properly drained
oh. any food would be good II
served in the patio and she would be
calm. and as near like Diablo as she
could
She dressed and with book in her
hand curled up on the divan. She
heard Lon drive in. but didn't stir.
He must be tired of her eternal DASH
ing out to meet him. She heard him
call and whistled in return, and then
she heard voices.
She stood up and peered out OF the
windows Lon was laughing gayly :.
she hadn't seen him laugh that way
for weeks he must have 1ouno
work, nothing else could cheer him
or had Lansing been found and
had he returned the money? That
would bring the sunshine back to his
face.
had he returned the money? That
She lay the book on the divan and
went to the patio door and there
stopped short. Lon, with a wide sweep
Of his hand, was showing TO Silver
Hondon, Lonian Lodge.
Marian backed into the room. What
was it Silver had said to her just be-
fore they parted? I'm going to have
he 10 9 thing 7 do
And she had told Lon she would see
him again when he had come to his
senses" In other words. after the un-
certainty OF capturing the woman OF
his choice was over.
Marian'S next thought was one OF
anxious horror imagine giving Sill
Yer Hondon the kind Of dinner she
had prepared. Silver would see
through the pretenSes Immediately.
Marian couldn't do that to Lon. Shed
pretend to faint {. . do anything.
Tan" called Lon. come on. honey
and see whom I found down in Wal
nut Creek
why, Silver" Marion's surprise
passed muster with Lon, but brought
crooked curve to the lips Of Mrs. Hon
don, what brings you to this part OF
the country?"
Il live here" Silver answered non
chalantly, the place my big-hearted
'ex gave me is just over the hills
there"
See, Ian," Lon was pointing down.
hill to the group of redtiled roofs
just visible through the mass OF oak
branches. "You know. the old fellow
who sold us the place informed US
that that was where the 'swells' lived.
Silver laughed. We're all going
down to my place to dinner" she an
nounced to Marian, go put on your
best bib and tucker, we're having
couple of guests in tonight"
Marian waited a moment: surely
she was to be asked rather than
ordered. She looked at Lon.
Hurry" he said impatiently.
my best bib and tucker" Marian
repeated. running her hand along the
frocks hung in her cedar-lined ward
robe the ivory and gold, but. no,
that was too formal to wear with her
hair in the fluffy condition her out
door life had left 1t the orange
orpa ndv it was cool thank
goodness" thought Marian, Il spent
some thought and money on my trous-
Seau."
She chose a dinner frock Of apricot
lace. stiffened with hidden wires, and
trimmed with half revealed bowknots
of turquoise ribbon. A band of tur-
quoise ribbon held the flame Of her
Evening star., 1934-11-03
CHAPTER XIII.

ON returned home next day with
no leIty in his greeting. He
had transferred Marian'S saw
ines TO a Joint checking &C
count of their own. The next
dav was Saturday: they had agreed
TO let the men work out the week
He would pay them of and there
would still be sll8 in the bank.
Wealth, Lon," Marian insisted
Saturday night as he showed her
the stub with their balance.
The next day. Sunday, a crowd
from the Dispatch drove out for an
ner. They'd formed habit OF thal'
sure of a hearty welcome. Marian
was amazed at the quantity of 1000
they consumed A whole ham, two
quart lars of jam, a pound of coffee
she checked herself. Did THIS
mean that in the future she Woulo
entertain with one eye on the larder!
On the first of the month the
maintenance bills rolled in stalKeo
in. Lon corrected her. AS he bent
over them his face looked as II 1t
had been planed by one of his own
tools. SO thin was 1t becoming. Inc
electricity bill was much too high,
they decided. Perhaps they'd better
turn off the refrigerator. They could
keep things in the storage house. 1t
was below ground. cool. Lon SAID
there had been wood cooking stove
in the old farm shack; he could clean
that up and they'd use that for
cooking.
With the advance Of Summer the
heat became intense. They took to
going for long drives on Sundays. and
after the gang had come, tarried and
left unfed, they understood and came
no more. Ard then the drives we're
stopped, even the price of gasoline
must be considered and they walked.
1T would be fun any other time. y
Marian confided to Lon as they
stretched under the GOODNESS OF giant
redwoods in the Moraga Valley.
Lon had said nothing in reply to
her confidence. but she was becom-
ing accustomed to that. She was
even learning to refrain from cheer
full comments. His silent reception
of them made her feel like a silly,
piping bird, the kind they'd seen on
the coast during their honeymoon,
funny little things fussily waddling
along the beach, on oversized feet,
piping, eternally piping. She must
sound like that to him.
Sundown, and they walked back
through the heat of the hills to their
home-Lonian Lodge, they had named
it. Marian watered the garden while
Lon tinkered with the car. He was
driving into town in the morning
The Sunday morning papers, each
folded to the Men Wanted" column,
lay on his chiffonier with black
dashes opposite advertisements he felt
qualified to answer.
That night Marian slipped silver
dollar she had been cherishing into
Ions vest pocket. He'd think he'd
forgotten it, she thought, and luckily
didn't see the flush of humiliation on
his face as he took the suit into the
patio to brush it and heard the dol
lar roll down on the stones.
That next morning in the patio,
when he stopped for his farewell kiss,
she clung to him as though she would
never let him GO. What did wives do
to let their husbands know they were
suffering with them for them
rather, because life never seemed as
dark to them as to the men who were
trying to protect them. This night
she would try again.
Evening star., 1934-11-03

ject is Making the Police Force an
Efficient Fighting Unit"
Three songs by Crete Stueckgold,
soprano, and two song medleys by
Andre Kostelanetz' Orchestra will be
featured during the musical program
on WJSV at 8.
A broadcast from the annual Fall
military ball OF New Yorks 7th Regi-
ment is scheduled by WJSV at II.
Isham Jones Orchestra will provide
The music.
Evening star., 1934-11-03

Roxy's program on WJSV at will
be devoted entirely TO Grand Opera
Cavalcade" Excerpts from six tuneful
and dramatic grand operas will be
heard The works TO be represented
include "Rigoletto," Aida "Pagli-
acci," "Cavaleria Rustlcana," Faust
and Carmen"
A sketch recounting the legend of
the composing Of Moonlight Sonata, ."
by Beethoven, will be one Of the high
Evening star., 1934-11-03

PRO ARTE STRING
QUARTET ON RADIO
Famed Brussels Artists to
Broadcast Series of Eight
Concerts.

THROUGH arrangements with
Mrs. Elizabeth Sprague Cool
idge OF Berkshire Temple OF
L Chamber Music In Pittsfeld,
Mass, Columbia will broadcast
early in 1885 series of concerts by
the celebrated Pro Arte String Quartet
of Brussels.
Eight concerts have been placed on
the quartet's radio schedule, starting
January 26 and running to February
%. Twice week during this period
the quartet will be heard.
This unusual series will offer music
lovers of the country the rare oppor-
tunity of hearing the finest works
Quartets.
The quartet. organized in Brussels
in 1918. consists of A. Onnou. first
violinist; L. Halleux, second violinist;
G. Provost, yiolist, and r, Mass, celliSt.
THE gradual change in the tempo
L of American life as shown by the
evolution Of dancing, from the
cakewalk to the carioca. will be the
subject of America in Music" on the
N. B. c. November II.
The program, prepared by John
Tasker Howard, noted musician and
biographer. will be presented by the
Dandies Male Quartet and a large
orchestra directed by Thomas Belviso.
The quartet will sing songs ranging
from Waltz Me Around Again Willie"
to "Waltzing the Blues"
THERE will be a new Sherlock
L Holmes when the series returns
to N. B. c. in the near future.
Louis Hector, English actor, will
play the role created on the air by
Richard Gordon. Salary differences
brought about the change.
nEMOCRATIC and Republican can
II didates for Governor of New
York and speakers at Repub-
lican rally in Madison Square Garden
will be heard over N. B. C. in the clos
ing days of the campaign.
Gov. Lehman of New York, candi-
date ior reelection, and his Repub-
lican opponent, Robert Moses, will
both be heard In election eve talks
Monday. Gov. Lehman will speak
over Stations WIZ, New York:
WHAM. Rochester; WSYR. Syracuse
WGY. Schnectady. and WBEN, Buff
falo, from $50 to pm, and Moses
will be heard over WEAF New York; ;
WHAM, WSYR, WGY and WBEN
from 7:3O to 7:45 pm.
The Republican candidate for Gov
ernor also will be on the air with
other speakers from the Republican
rally at Madison Square Garden to-
night. F. Harold Cluett candidate
for the United States Senate: Mayor
Fiorello La Guardia and Controller
Joseph D. McGoldrick will be among
the other speakers on this broadcast
over Stations WEAF, WHAM. WSYR,
WGY and WHEN from to 10.
Evening star., 1934-11-03

lights of Sigmund Romberg's program
on WRC at 8.
Forgiven" an old-time melodrama
will be presented during the American
Opera House program on VOL at 9 30.
Development of the skyscraper will
be discussed during the Art in Amer
ica' program on WMAL at 8.
o. w. Wilson, chief of police OF
Wichita, Kans.. will be interviewed
during The Lawyer and the Public"
program on WJSV at 7.45. The sub
Evening star., 1934-11-03
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed .that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona flde answers to advertise
n1ents addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on presen-
tation of the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-11-03

ITTT0 DRIVING taught quickly: refined IL
censed Instructor. Open evenings ana sur.
day l626 l. ST. NV. Sterling 93l-. D
AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
and clutch control: cars turniSneo. Cn Caii
"OId Reliable" Foster (whiteJ. Met. 1909.
BOYS WITH DEFECTIVE SPEECH COR
rected instruction in public speaking ano
eXprpssion. dramatic director; over %
years experience on the professional stage;
formerly instructor OF public speaking ana
director at Massanutten Military, ACADEMY
Woodstock. Va. Address Jess sidney. Iso@
G st. NV. U
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture Inc. estsb. 1918. SIS 14th ST.
NV and 1925 N. H. ave. n.
FRENCH PRONUNCIATION. CONVERSE
tion tutoring by Partisan woman. teacher
Wash. schools. Call Dist. 4615 after m
BALL ROOM DANCING FOR YOUNG PEO-
pie; IL lessons. So; Saturdays. to p m.
MISS MARY LOVELESS. Wisconsin &c
Evening star., 1934-11-03
SITUATION--DOMESTIC,
(Continued.l

GIRL German. wants position as house,
keeper in small family: good cook. Address
Box BOZ. Star once.
GIRL. colored neat. wishes work of any
kind. Phone Adams 1892
GIRL. colored. reliable. wants part time or
days work. Phone District 7425.
GIRL. colored neat. good worker wants
work cleaning once or apt: city ref. Call
Decatur 37O9. 10 am. pm
wanted; experienced servant;
excellent cook. housekeeper; city references.
Address Box 32a-J. Star once.
LAUNDRY to 90 at home by an experienced
colored worker; sill land work. Fhons
North 0004 Saturday or Monday.
OWNER closing home would like TO place
reliable colored maid in desirable place;
sleep in. Phone Emerson 2O52. -
Evening star., 1934-11-03
HELP-DOMESTIC.


COOK good reliable swede or German
P o. Box No. \ - -
GENERAL MAID. white: permanent place
for experienced COOK laundress. cleaner
must be fond of children; stay NIGHTS: con-
Portable room and good salary Wise. 2.fl'f:
GIRL. white, nice; mus have experience;
Stay nights two children. references
Phone Cleveland 1892.
GIRL. white: good home. take care OF
children; ST. month. Address Box 33-h'
Sta- ONCE.
GIRL, color-d for general housework and
laundry: $50 per month. board ana room
Apply 5404 Illinois ave. n W.
HOUSEKEEPER white. care OF two chill
dren: bring references 46l6 9th st. NV
after 3 p m.
HOUSEKFEPER for widower country home
TIE house has ami Must be sooo COOK
and reliable J. L. CARGO. Waldorf. Nc.
Phone Brandywine l4-F-?.
HOUSEKEEPER white; employed couple
End two children good home ana So mo =
John Tobin 400 Ellerslie ave. Capitol
Heights. Nd. -
MAID for general housework and care OF
small child references. 525 Peabody st. NV
WHITE. unattached. for General house.
work; good pay. l4Ol Floral ST. NV.
WOMAN. colored. for general housework in
apt; So week and car fare: l4-f Chapih
ST. NV. Apt. 2S. after $50 p N.
WOMAN. neat reliable. settled, COOK and
general houSework in small family. AooreSS
Box lS5-J. Star ONCE. "
YOUNG GIRL white. to care for small
boy and do general housework for emploseo
couple in refined home. State salary eA-
uected Address Box 2ll-J. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

AND RESTAURANT. beer license:
going business: good location: completely
stocked: sacrifice other business. reason
tor selling. Address Box 95-J. Star once.
LARGE DWELLING r St. near 10th st.
Tor sale. cheap; suitable for colored room
ing or boarding house. Phone Wise. 34S0
GROCERY OPPORTUNITY: experienced
man can build up good business in sub
urban location: rent very reasonable.
Phone Cleveland 1856. &.
BIG BARGAIN-Corner grocery. You st:
cash trade, must sell due TO death. Phone
Attorney Chernoff. National 1857.
GARAGE SPACE FOR RENT to party hav-
ing business other than auto repairing.
Phone Potomac 52o9 or Adams 4I49-w.
1NN--owner forced to sacrifice well.psying
Inn adjoining prominent university. Large
dining hall. with booths and tables; six
iounae Rooms nov ali re tented for o-nG6s p6s
semester. Address Box 3O9-J, Star once.
D. g.. S. Equipped with modern
SacrlnSe "a. for quick sale. Address Box
DELICATESSEN. light lunch. beer and
wine; on very busy D C Boulevard: no
competition: corner store with apartment
above good reason for selling. Address
Box ?s0-J. Star ONCE. -
BARBER sHOP-Good location; reason
able. Address Box 2l5-J Star Once
OOINo h1N WIN COHSiQCTdDle business
experience has $500. with services to in
vest IN good legitimate business. Address
Box e20-J. Star ONCE. 3.
FOR SALE-Colored cafe and cabaret.
Southwest section: beer and liquor license.
Phone Metropolitan 6s45 for details
BUTTER EGGS. DELICATESSEN STAND
Apply Stand ~ Park View Market,
Georsla ave. and Park I'd. NV.
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
SEVERAL GOOD SITES AVAILABLE
WRITE For 1QR4 CATATOG
JERRY OMAHONY INC
300 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH n. Y.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
HELP-WOMEN.

AGENTS-Sell our dollar boxes OF beauti-
full Christmas cards. Fourteen varieties
SOC com Earls. Inc 1917 H st. NV. IL
COLORED MANICURIST for white trade
Call Metropolitan e699. G. t. Williams .
HELPER for printing shop; state expert
ence full address and reference: GOOD sal
ary. Address Box 21a-J. Star once.
STENOGRAPHER wanted: semi-leRal work.
Please send full particulars. experience. edu-
cation. etc. Address Box 40-H. Star once:
WAITRESS SS-White. experienced. for res
taurant Apply GA H st. ne
WOMAN of refinement TO supervise two
children. school age, stay nights. CaIl
Emerson S19l.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

own methcd: results efiecfivs for a life
time TIM % or money back Write for booklet:
%RK a5s' 1865 cUua5. cUss5s rd DR. Adsos sosss ss
cents or elderly persons. Special diet.
Phone Cleveland 2s65.
aEITX aEnEbpI5 R5EAsE PHONE OR WRITE:
3GARIsA fSin Rim A., PLAYER IL YER WOULD LIKE TO
Address Box 1881 Star once. -
For SALE-ACT1vE MEMBERSHIP TO
congressional So1e Club. Phone Cleveland
WILL SACRIFICE MY DEPOSIT ON NEW
sS5q,. a95s ford nd for quick sale. Call Alex
ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO BOYS. 4
Phons ho 10 yesrs District or nearby suburbs
Nurse NURSE WISHES TO TAKE PARTIES
cn{IIbis 5nGDDlns 90, Or riding In auto. Phone
EVERY CARE GIVEN CoNVALEscENTs
PRone p nurif s s Rsf Ta
MASSAGE-PHYsIOTHERAPY TREAT
ments for colds and chronic PAINS new re-
ouclnR methods: white nurse. Pot. 472i.
n@6DiNnHAs nso fGM nHAAMsrsHs s5c AvE st 10th W: s.
specialize in SOUPS and unest cuts OF meats
lreSh vegetables. appettzing salads and
1onlemS6e desserts: also :ater to special
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY.
there Is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to In
". w, Chambers Co. offers complets
fuEeral cars and all. for as little as s75.
worlds finest waterproof alright, guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5. IN case OF death call
the Greater w W Chambers Co. 14th.
corner Chaplin NV CO O432 phone or
write your address We will send you O
beautiful catslosue of how We do It.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
Window Soapers
Who Created Work
Underbid Unions

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. November
3.-Halloweening small boys who
soaped downtown shop windows
were going to get a big feed
Saturday, but now they're not.
Jubilant window cleaners plan
ned the little testimonial to the
business makers-until they found
the urchins were soliciting win
dows to wash at two bits each,
under the professional scale.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

RUPHER'S Employment Exchange has DO
mestic Jobs for colored girls with refer.
ences, 1897 llth ST. NV. Good wages no5'
Evening star., 1934-11-03
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL.
HELP--MEN.

ASSISTANT in an established patent de-
partment OF a company with offces in
New York City manufacturing steam power
equipment. Main duties will be patent So
liciting: investigation OF questions of pat
entability. infringement. etc. In reply
tions. Address Box. 1o4-J. Star once a
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen C2D. prefer men
living in Clarendon. Cherrydale or Fair
fax; will consider men from other lines
wa way MO Motor '"i Co. Falls spefS Church. d 'H Va
BOY. coIored. with bicycle. to run errands.
Apply 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
COLORED NIGHT MAN experienced. to
operate switchboard and elevator; hours
pm sbow to Co an 10 ssla5y stb St s9S per month
COOK OR STEWARD honorably dis
charged Navy. Apply Naval Observatory.
Room F bring papers.
COUNTER MAN. experienced. for morning
work Apply 644 H ST. ne.
COUNTER MAN. wholesale automotive
rienced and furnished reference. Address
Box e:.2-J. Star ONCE. 4.
ELECTRICIAN experienced only. Apply
1906 .4th st. NV between 10 and ~ an.
SUNDAY.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for man with
ence Only those so qualified need apply.
Address Box 235-J. Star once.
LINOLEUM statesmen, known to WASH
ne hsa nd 10
by British mill; esta bIished 1868: salary
perience. Address Box 5-H Star once.
MECHANIC-First-cl class. all
around man. familiar with most all makes.
Don answer unless you can qualify. Year
around Job for good man. This is not n
oil company. Exclusive oil-burner repairs.
State experience first letter. Address Box
301-J. Star Office a.
PAINTER dollars day; state age
and experience. Address Box 265-J. Star
ONCE.
RADIO SERVICE MEN with equipment;
state own salary. Mitchells. 5000 Wis
consin ave. NV. .
sALEsMEN snd .reE mansgeE scatholc11
references required. Apply attention OF
SHOEMAKER; experienced in 1aoid shoe
Palais Royal G st. at llth.
YOUNG MEE-Need . at once for local
circulation campaign: can earn Slh per
Bldg 1919 st. NV.
Statesmen. Transportation
furnished. Good commission.
90 Penn. ave. sc.
J. A f G. + DEPARTMENT
store desires the services OF a
man to act as Santa Claus.
Must be fond OF children. State
age and qualifications. Ad-
dress Box go 7. Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-11-03
SITUATIONS-MEN.

BARTENDER. hrst-class old timer. good
mixer economical disengaRed with nrst-
class references. Address Box 233-J Star
ofice.
CHAUFFEUR colored. experienced. careful
driver best of care given car: good refer
ence. Phone North 0l12-W
COOK-BUTLER. first class Filipino: 10
wears experience: fine references; drive
car: go anywhere. Columbia 2631-W. 3s
HOUSE MAN chauffeur; can also serve;
best reference. Call North 10345 between
q am. and u pm.
sires work in off-sale whisky store. Ad
dress Box 292-J. Star ONCE. A.
WAITER experienced. wishes breakfast or
lunch job. or both; reference. Phone At
lantic 5392. A.
YOUNG MAN white. wants work of any
kind; holds elevator and driver permit.
Address Box 244-J. Star office. A.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes a position
as porter: a willing and reliable worker
Phone Columbia 5170-J. 81
Evening star., 1934-11-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTORING TO MONTGOMERY. ALA
Monday via Atlanta or Birmingham: sc'
comraooste three: share expense; refer
ences. Phone West 25l6. -