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Evening star., 1934-12-08

| NN the man who called
himself Stellman said
What we have to tell
is strictly private and only concerns
yourself"
For a second I still hesitated; then
my curiosity got the better of me.
Come along in said, Its more
comfortable than talking on the door
step" I shepherded them through
the hall and, closing the studio door
after us, 1 made an inviting gesture
toward the sofa
Won't you sit down." I continued
II am sorry I can't offer you drink
| I only got back a few minutes ago and
I'm afraid there's nothing in the
place"
ON the contrary" said Mr.. Stell-
man, Il am inclined to believe there
is" He turned to his companion.
DO you not agree?"
With a swift movement the other
whipped his hand out Of his pocket,
and to my unspeakable amazement
1 found myself staring down the bar
rel of a Mauser pistol.
Don't move" drawled its owner,
"or you'll get hurt. Just you stay
quite still, like you are"
With that ugly looking little black
muzzle pointing straight at my heart.
1 hadn't the smallest inclination to
do anything else.
Now, Mr.. Trench"-it was the
bearded man who was addressing me
y think that we may as well pro-
ceed straight to business. No doubt
you have already guessed the object
of our visit"
l shook my head. "You overrate
my intelligence" 1 said. "At present
1 can only imagine that you've both
escaped from lunatic asylum"
His expressionless eyes stared back
coldly into mine. You will not help
yourself by being insolent. We have
come to recover document which
you stole from the safe in Osborne's
| house after you had murdered him y
For a moment l was completely
dumbfounded. So that was it! That
was the explanation of the crime, and
in some way or other these two ex-
| traordinary strangers we're connected
with the mystery. Who they might
! be or where they had come from
| Heaven alone knew. All there could
be no doubt about was the fact that
they we're dead in earnest.
II hate to disappoint you" said,
but you're barking up the wrong
tree altogether. I didn't kill Osborne
and I didn't steal any of the prop
erty"
See here" jerked in the one with
the gun. We don't take no stock in
that fool verdict. You got it right
enough. and by Heaven you'll hand
it over"
Better leave him to me-" The
| other moved a step nearer. What
my friend says is correct, Mr.. Trench.
We know you have the formula, and
whatever means we have to use we
, intend to get possession of it. You
will be very foolish. indeed, If you
| drive us to extremes"
He spoke quietly, but there was
something in his voice which con-
vinced me that he meant what he
said. I could we'll believe that he
was the kind of gentleman who would
| stick at nothing.
Il can only tell you the truth" I
! protested. Il can't make you believe
Evening star., 1934-12-08

HHE world premiere at the ia
nous La Scala in Milan of a
new opera by Pietro Mascagni,
L composer of "Cavalleria Rus
ticana," will be heard in part
by music lovers in America in an
international broadcast over National
BroadcaSting Co. networks.
"Nerone" by the 70-year-old ~
cagni, deals with the more human
side of the notorious Roman En-
peror, with his aspirations and frus-
trations as poet. musician, actor and
athlete, rather than with his political
or regal life. The opera has been in
preparation for several years, and its
premiere will be one of the outstand-
ing musical events of the season.
According to plans now being
worked out, microphones on the stage
of La Scala will pick up the voices
of the grand opera stars. Rome S
powerful short-wave station will then
flash the music across the Atlantic,
where it will be broadcast over Nation
wide N. B. c. networks The date of
the first performance is set for jan
uary 18.
Mascagni leaped into fame over
night with the production Of his
winning opera, "Cavalleria Rus
ticana." Other works did not meet
with such success, although his Iris,
based on japanese theme, has been
performed at the Metropolitan in
New York. La Pinotta," the manu-
script of which was lost for more
than so years, was produced two
years ago in Milan.
X X
THE radio audience listens faster"
i than it it did five years ago and
consequently radio actors have
speeded up the tempo of air drama,
according to Charles Webster. star of
Roses and Drums" and othed N. B. c.
dramatic productions.
"A dramatic script. now revived
after five years or more, which played
then, say % minutes, will today run
something like l9 minutes declares
Webster. who has written an article
on radio drama in the current issue
of the Billboard. LAS the public has
grown used to seeing with its mind S
eve we have gradually speeded up
1t was not a conscious process with
the radio actor. but a subconscious
one-an intuitive one. 1t was in
truth an educative growth"
Those were the years, the actor
says, when every dramatic perform
ance was an experiment, when each
member of the cast was in a way a
director of every other person of the
cast. In those days the public was
not yet educated to the point where
it could only hear and not see play,
so we had to act slowly, the words
very distinct, with enough lapse OF
time between them to allow the lis
tener to visualize-to see.'
CENATOR WILLIAM E. BORAH OF
- Idaho is to be heard on the air
again next week.
His address before Republican
mass meeting in New York the night
of December 13 will be the occasion
with Is minutes carried over the
WIN. B. c. microphone and cir
cults. The Senator is expected tc
discuss party reorganization.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

flown by, and in little while I'd have
my own name again, my freedom
Freedom? Bondage to a memory! I
laughed. and stopped myself quickly
No use having Mysteries. Charles
would be here soon.
went into my dressing room and
combed my hair. My face looked
wan I drew a little line under my
eyes to make them look brighter. Fool.
I was so young. 1 had everything
Flattering men always at my beck
and call. There was something about
me.
My figure was good too, 1.-THE, grace
full. Not too thin. Harold had adored
the little swing to my hips when
walked. Harold-The doorbell rang
and I answered it. I smiled broadly
at Charles.
Hello, Ann"
Hello. Charles. DRINK"
Thanks. Make it high-ball"
Right"
Where shall we go?" he asked.
Lets drive over to that little cabaret
that just opened over on Forty fifth
street" I suggested.
Good enough" he agreed, and We
were off.
His car sped through the city and
soon we were on Broadway. l glanced
at every pasSerby. scanning the face
of each man I spied In the club it
was the same way. Even Charles
didn't succeed in distracting me
enough to make me forget to look.
Ann" he said.
"Yes?"
will you always look for himS
He seemed so concerned.
How can I help it, Charles?" ]
asked him.
It know" He reached out and took
my hand.
That's the way we we're sitting when
some one tapped me. I turned ind
looked up into the bluest eyes in
the world A shock Of brown curly
hair hung low on the forehead of
the young giant in back of me He
stopped over I think he asked me
to dance. I don't know because after
I had looked into his eyes 1t was
as though by ability to hear and feel
had died.
We we're on the balcony overlooking
the roof garden of the cabaret. There
were flowers there, in bloom. think
they were roses. I didn't remember
how we had got there. but there we
stood. He had me turned to face
him.
Ann"
The sound Of my own name startled
me. But when heard myself answer
I thought surely was dreaming. ]
Evening star., 1934-12-08

Benny Leonard, former worlds light
weight champion, will be the first Of a
list of sports celebrities to be inter-
viewed by Thornton Fisher when he
opens his new series Of Sports Pa
rade" broadcasts on WRC at 6:45.
Roxy will devote the entire As min
utes of his program on WJSV at 8
to another Grand Opera Cavalcade." :"
The broadcast will include highlights
from seven famous operas.
An original comedy sketch about a
tuba player called "Umpa" will fea-
ture Sigmund Romberg's program on
WRC at 8.
Jane Froman and the Modern Choir
will be the guest artists on the Radio
City Party over WMAL at 9. Grover
Whalen, former police commissioner
of New York City. will be the guest
speaker.
WMAL, WJSV and VOL will broad
Evening star., 1934-12-08
BLASTS RAzE BUILDING

CHICAGO, December 8 CP-Fire
and series Of explosions late yester-
day destroyed the two-story brick
building housing the National Steel
g. Copper Plating Co., with damage
estimated by Acting Commissioner
Michael ]. Corrigan at $15o,O00.
Several of the woman employees who
escaped to the street said the flames
broke out in the storeroom, where
containers of engraving and polishing
chemicals burst with force sufficient
to crumble a large part of the rear
wall.
Forty-two fire companies fought the
blaze in frigid weather.
Evening star., 1934-12-08
B0ATSWAIN'S MATE DIES
Maryland Man Served in Navy
16 Years.

Chief Boatswains Mate Wilbur
Hershey Emmert, United States Naval
Reserve, died yesterday at the Naval
Hospital.
The Navy Department said MS next
of kin is his father, I. N Emmert of
Poolesville, Md. Arrangements are be-
ing made for burial in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Emmert spent 16 years in the Reg
ular Navy and then was transferred to
the reserve list
Naval records show that Emmert
was born December IL, 1887. in Wash
ington County, Md, and that he made
his home at Barnesville. He enlisted
in the Navy at New York on Septem-
ber 20, 1910, and was placed on in
active duty on June 30, 1927. During
the World War he served aboard the
U. S. S. Columbia.
Evening star., 1934-12-08
LOVE FLIGHT
Two Years of Waiting for Harold Were Torture, but
AIMS Love Would Not Let Her Forget.
BY JOSEPHINE CANS.

took his hand. 1t
was real. I stood
on tip toe and
kissed him as I
used to when we
W e sweethearts.
Things like this did
not happen!
Harold" I whis-
pered.
He stood there,
silent. I came
closer. He was just
the same. A little
thin perhaps. a
little tired, but
Harold.
I started to ask
him things. Words
tumbled to my lips
but were not ut
tered. This was
inconceivs BILE. H e
m u It talk, tel
Two years ago ]
ran away. little
Ann. Two years
ago 1 left you while
lA AZ .,-
Evening star., 1934-12-08
7 LISTENED to
the music, soft
and m elbow

- CAiC 1AltAsoAS, oSAS
| and m e ii o W i.
The strains of sax
| ophoneS and violins
and piano were
soothing. I closed
! my eyes and family
there came the
words of the an
founcer. 1t sound
ed like Harold's
voice. OF course
lit wasn't. but 1t
founded that way.
rose and turned
VIZ dial. More
music.
| w hy di d n It
Charles me? He
meant a oaoce, a
drive-escape Il ON
the apartment for
a few hours any
way. How long was
is since Harold had
left? A day. A
I year. 1t didn't mat
ter any m ore. The
i 14-N k,,~ l.-l
Evening star., 1934-12-08

Tomorrow: "Backfire," by A. E.
Keppler, pictures the irate and obese
Mrs. Twiddlethumbs in a discussion
just why the price tag was left on a
gift she purchased.
Evening star., 1934-12-08
THREE CHINESE SLAIN
IN NEW YORK OUTBREAK
Police Hunt for "Tong' Evidence
as Orientals Are Found
Dead in Room.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 8.-Three
Chinese restaurant employees were
shot to death yesterday by two other
Chinese in a tenement house near
Manhattans Chinatown district. Po-
lice sought to determine if the slay-
ings meant the outbreak of tong war
fare.
The tenement in which the shoot
ing occurred is at 13 Suffolk street,
several blocks from Chinatown.
The victims were found sprawled on
the floor of their second-story room.
They were clad in their underwear,
and police believed they had been
shot as their assassins pounded on
their door and aroused them.
Evening star., 1934-12-08
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Several things have happened to Nicho-
las Trench since he was acquitted earlier
in the day of the charge of numbering
his former schoolfellow Osborne. Nicho-
las and his cousin. Sir Seymour. have
auarreled because Seymour wants him
the studio next his has been taken by a
young woman: he receives word that Sir
wishes to see him. and two strangers
appear at his door asking to come in
Evening star., 1934-12-08
Missionary Dies in China.

SHANGHAI, December 8 P).-The
Rev. Carl B. Wahl of Patton, Iowa.
Evangelical Church, the headquarters
of which are in Cleveland, died in
the Yale-in- China Hospital at Chang
sha Monday, it was leaFhed yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-12-08
PERSONAL.
The rats under heading of Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate

HEMORRHOnS ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back Write for booklet;
no drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMER-
WERCK 1865 Columbia rd Adams 03SS
YSTERS. SALT WATER. OPENED
clean 9Oc Il gallon by parcel post pre-
paid. J. r Hopkins. ST. Georges Island. Md
s.
DANCING TAUGHT IN YOUR OWN
home by refined exhibition dancer-teacher
private or groups. CANELLIS. Lincoln
O5OS-W l2s
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

PAPERING-5 RMS. 2-STORY HALL. $50
and up: quick service; white mechanics.
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 1926.
PAPERING. painting taverage room, S6l.
! do my own work. quality assured. Call
Metz any time. Columbia O396.
PAPERTNC ROOMS, 81 UP: prompt
al LNI\N service; also painting
Roy White. 1924 Gales st. ne. Atl 1862.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-20
years experience; better workmanship and
better materials; most reasonable prices.
Marcus D. Miller. GIG L st. s.w. Phone
Metropolitan 5345. So
PAPERHANGING-Roo papered. SIS and
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George 5O6 Oneida pl NV. GE. 946S.
PLUMBING. heating: all makes furnaces.
stoves repaired established 1910. r. E.
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UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing. re-
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Weismuller. 2423 18th NV. Adams 07oI.
WEATHER STRIPPING. shades screens
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Son 1851 Good Hope I'd. Lincoln lOl23
WINDOW SHADES-Good quality. 76c IN:
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ne. Lincoln 0S7o.
Evening star., 1934-12-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPECIAL evening courses Tor those inter
ested in taking statistical and gen'l cleri-
cal exams. Class starting this week. Cap
ital City College 1910 N Y. ave. So
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture. Inc. estab. 1918. SIS l4th St.
NV. and 1925 N. H. ave. NV.
EAUTICIANS-LEARN FACEOLOGY. THE
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| COMPTOMETER,MONRO
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Evening star., 1934-12-08
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
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 fide answers to advertise
ments 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., 1934-12-08
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL. neat. mothers helper,
good worker; live walking distance 1923
18th st. NV: 81 week
COOK and general houseworker 25 to 35.
white: must be thoroughly experienced;
stay nights: city references: IS week.
Phone Adams 2107.
must be fond Of children and good man
ager: some laundry: references. 2442 seth
NV. Phone Cleveland o9s6.
WOMAN. white. care for house and child:
parents employed: SIS month. room and
board Mr. Fuller Potomac 6140. o.
WOMAN. white. general housework; good
pay. permanent job. Call Cleveland 943l
WOMAN. colored reliable. neat, expert
enced cook and general houseworker. age
between 30 and As: city references: 81
week Address BOX 2S4R. Star office.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

cast from 1890 to IL, highlights of the
annual frolic of the radio editors at
the Willard Hotel. Outstanding Wash
Evening star., 1934-12-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED TRANSPORTATION TO IN
dianapoiis. leaving Dec. 8 to IL. Share
expenses. Phone Potomac 3402. 81
FLORIDA LEAVING ABOUT DEC. 10. 10
day trip priv. party: 7-pass. Buick; take
3. round trip. S25. Emerson 7124 y
Evening star., 1934-12-08
CHAPTER TX.
THE SAVING VOICE.

nv We HAVE no connection
~ n with any newspaper"
WN the man who called
himself Stellman said.
ssWhat We have tn tell
Evening star., 1934-12-08

MAN middle-aged farm 20 acres, Montg
Co. on shares. Must have some farm
equipment or capital Address Box AS.
Star Offce
Evening star., 1934-12-08
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

COIORED GIRL neat, inteligent and reli-
able. wants job in private family as maid.
642 Morton st. NV. Columbia 1411-J.
COLORED GIRL wishes work OF any kind
mothers helper. clean doctors once. gen.
eral housework. Phone District ooo0.
COLORED GIRL. light complexion, desires
work as maid or general houSeWorKer.
Apply 1886 Corcoran st. NV.
COLORED COLLEGE GIRL. neat. wishes
work after school. 161 Morton ST. NV.
Phone Columbia S123.
COOKING. general housework needed COM
petent servant, housekeeper; German; 500.
upstairs room. Box SIS. Star ONCE ..
GIRL colored. wants work of any klnd;
except cooking: cannot stay nights. Can
Lincoln 712S.
GIRL. colored. wants general housework,
all day or part time. 1895 21st st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. middle-aged wants gen
eral housework in small family: stay
nights: good city references. Phone At
lantic 1271-W.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

ington radio artists will take part in
the entertainment portion of the pro-
gram which will go on the air.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

| TRUCK MECHANICS-None but frSt-class
! need apply. Ask for Mr.. Burgess. Sterrett
Operating Service. 80 NJ st. NV. after
Evening star., 1934-12-08

REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN: must be
| thoroughly experienced with all makes,
sober an industrious. steady employment
/ for right man. State qualifications and
| salary expected. Address Box 2s7-R, Star
Evening star., 1934-12-08
HELP-MEN

HELP-MEN.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen New line Of
Pontiac and Oldsmobile cars; liberal COM
mission and demonstrator plan; automobile
experience not necessary; Northeast branch
of L. p Steuart Inc. $50 St ne.
Bank @ Of Wsshinston BLDG. before 10 m
CARPENTER FOREMAN: thoroughly COM
petent experienced. fully capable taking
full charge and pushing work: small home
construction: Must be able to figure
and give phone s num6er SHnis Address BOX ssss
HANDY MAN to repair and refinish fur
niture. 405 10th st. NV. 9.
MAN middle-aged. farm, 20 acres. MontR.
equipment or capital. Address Box as.
MAN. experienced for work in paper ware
house Address Box 2SS-R. Star office.
MEN to train for steady outside al-year:
rount work; prefer men who are neat and
steady. Apply 1341 H st. ne. to 9
q. m. only.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN: must be
thoroughly experienced with ali makes,
sober an Industrious: steady employment
Tor right man. State qualifications and
salary expected. Address Box 2s7-R. Star
TRUCK MECHANICS|No but firSt-class
need apply. Ask for Mr.. Burgess Sterrett
Operating Service. 80 M st. NV. after
am.
YOUNG MAN in drug store. for fountain
ana delivery: some experience; evenings
a week. every other Sunday. 1000 r. !.
YOUNG MAN refined. for cooking and
houSework. State references and salary
expected. Address Box 2sO-R Star ONCE.
AUTO Statesmen.
Splendid earnings available selling
the new Ford pleasure and CONNER
cial lines. Drawing account and
liberal commissions to qualihers.
See Mr.. Bond.
LOGAN MOTOR CO..
Ford Dealers. 1919 Irving ST. NV
Evening star., 1934-12-08

BLACKBOARDS. slate or composition: fine
and educative for the children. church or
school; slate 4 by It., thick and smooth
on both sides. 81 each Research School.
1907 I iEyel St Quick sale. 9s
Evening star., 1934-12-08
SITUATIONS-MEN.

Sl1
CHEF-STEWARD. white, in or out Of city
hotel club; reference. Address Box 4s6,R'
Star ONCE. 3.
ENGINEER. 80 years experience. years
laundry experience. Phone MetropoHtan
549S. o
MAN colored reliable night work of any
kind: reference. Jordan. 1239 South Capl-
tol st. Phone Lincoln 79s2-W.
YOUNG MAN. white. 25 years Of age. wants
Job in some hotel: can operate switch
board and do clerical work. Phone De
catur 3647.
ACCOUNTANT NT-BOOKKEEPER.
Mfg. credits. collections: office manager;
Al correspondent: varied exp Nominal
salary Address Box 475-R, Star ONCE. S'
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
GIRL. white competent. second maid. will
ing to help with secretarial work or plain
sewing; excellent refs. Phone Metropoll-
tan 9275 anytime week days: Sun. 9-6. 10.
STENOGRAPHER. general clerical expert
ence high-school graduate; Sl5 week
needs work. Phone Lincoln 6110. 9.
TRAVELLING COMPANION. college grad.
travelled. cultured; types. drives car: speaks
French and Spanish. York ave-: To-
wanda. Pa. II.
WOMAN, responsible. with grown son and
daughter would like to act as caretaker IN
furn apt or home for Winter. Ref. exch.
Call Wisconsin 4093-J.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

MEN to train for steady outside all-year-
rounc work: prefer men who are neat and
steady. Apply 1341 H st. ne, to 8
Evening star., 1934-12-08

AUTOMOBILE statesmen - New line Of
Pontiac and Oldsmobile cars; liberal COM
mission and demonstration plan: automobile
of l. Steuart Inc. 900 II st ne.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

BEDS twin, wal. dining room suite, desk.
radio. wal. dinette. occ. chairs. gas stove;
cheap. 1903 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

ing apartments and bed rooms. furnished
complete, bargain: rent cheap; all full
roomers. Mrs. Scott 40S 3rd ST. NV %
Evening star., 1934-12-08

bOCh " HEAI BLOWEFt5 CUT ~ ION IfOln
your coal bill; pay for themselves one
season give automatic heat: operation
averages 1c a day. Is rooms. S14 90; over
8. $3.50. No holes TO drill. saves in
stallatlon cost: guaranteed Aquastats.
50; thermostats. S11. Harris Armature
Co. GIL L ST. NV. Metropolitan $40.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

YOUNG MAN in drug store for fountain
ana delivery: some experience; 3 evenings
a week. every other Sunday. 1000 r. !.
Evening star., 1934-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BANJO tenor: beautiful Gibson Master
tone was originally $500. Will sell for $50.
Phone Columbia 2549. o.
BATHTUBS. fire escape. brick. beams. lin
tells. large steam boiler. pipe. sash and
doors and lumber. belt conveyors marble
slabs. So ST. s.w. Metropolitan 6sl7.
BED ROOM SET beautiful. 5-piece: will
sacrifice for s75 cash; like new; originally
cost $500 See Janltor in charge. 1904
Que st NV o.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

BICYCLES@Columbia. has new tires: also
girls wheel; in good condition. Call eve
min 1
Evening star., 1934-12-08

BICYCLES-New Colson Flyers with U. S.
Giant chain tires. $50 up. Also rebuilt
bicycles. $40 up D. Gilbert. 1106 H ST. ne.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

MAN experienced for work in paper ware
house Address Box 2SS-R Star office.
Evening star., 1934-12-08
WORLD PREMIERE
. Of OPERA ON AIR
N. B. C. Will Broadcast
Latest Work of Pietr0
MaScagni.

.HE world premiere at the IA
nous La Scala in Milan of a
new opera by Pietro Mascagnl,
L composer of "Cavalleria Rus.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

fiUe s1esdg AnniS ROOM Souhs ma Nationai
Bank Of Washington Bldg. before 10 a m.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
GET OUR PRICES on all repairs to your
home. Carpertering. painting. etc Ace
Construction Co., Metropolitan 1871. %
Evening star., 1934-12-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Rare Bargain-RESTAURANT completely
1905 K st. just WEST of CONN. AVE
a HOME and BUSINESS COMBINED. for
only $4,000, 81 500, cash. $4,000 q
month carrieS whole properIy. Sc
Evening star., 1934-12-08

WEIL-ROTTED MANURE-cow and stable
manure delivered. So per ton: tons, $15.
FRESH MANURE for mushroom growing.
S5 ton Address Box 205-K, Star once.