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support of Russia by giving her ex-
tensive loans. Despite the Russian
disasters in 1914, there is no doubt
that the Germans would have taken
Paris had that mass Of humanity
the ill-equipped Russian army-not
drawn so many German divisions to
their eastern front.
History might repeat itself. Paris
thinks, and it France can get atoay
aUith a pdltry te1D hundreds of mil
lions OF doll1rS-in goodS-to OBJ
tain RuSSta'S unconditional military
support against Germany, 1Dell, it
is brilliant Investment for the
French government. But. all the
same, there UdS q danger that some
fool deputies should raise the Ques-
ton OF repayment of the billions
the Russian government O1eS the
French inpestors it Russia signed
an agreement to pay her American
debts on the same basis OF COM
mercidl credits as France iUds gtO-
ing her. 1t is for this reason that
MoscotD insisted that the American
Government should facilitate COM
nercial credits ouer q period from
10 to IS years. This. MoScoU EneW
full Uell, could not be accepted oy
the State Department.
The consequence of the breakdown
of the negotiations between the State
Department and Moscow will be 1ar
reaching. 1t is probable that the
japanese will declare January 81 a
general holiday to celebrate the good
news of the end of possible Amer
ican-R Russian cooperation.
It Is also probable that the large
embassy and consular stats which
were sent to the two respective coun-
tries soon after the recognition OF the
Soviet government will be draStically
reduced After all, what Is the point
in keeping an imposing d1plomatic
and consular staff when relations be-
tween the two countries are just
platonic formality.
Embassy Cut Likely.
Nobody will be much surprised If
the imposing personnel OF the Soviet
Embassy in Washington will be re-
duced to a skeleton organization, ana
most of the American diplomatic and
consular officerc in Russia Will go on
an extensive furlough.
There is no reason, however, why
the American Government should
want to break off diplomatic rela-
tionS with Russia because economic
discussions have proved failure.
But it is possible that the Senate
should think differently. The re-
sumption of diplomatic relations with
the Soviets was an act of the Presi-
dent and the Senate has nothing to
do with it. But the creation OF an
embassy in Moscow is a matter over
which the Congress has direct con-
troll.
It is on the cards that some MEM
Der Of the House and the Senate
should move, when the State Depart
ment's appropriation bill comes up.
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EMPLOYMENT CENTER
AIDS 1916 TO GET JOBS
Record for January Receives 8 1908
Applications-Ca1l on 155
Employers.

The District Of Columbia Public
Employment Center filled 1876 posi-
tionS during January and received
3,203 new applications, it was an
nounced last night.
During the month representatives
called on 155 employers in an effort
to refer unemployed applicants to
possible openings. The center is To-
Gated at 480 Indiana avenue.
Positions filled represent an in
crease Of 1862 per cent over place
ments made in December, 1884, and
an increase Of 1913 per cent over jan
uary of 1884. OF the 1916 place.
ments made last month, 1T were on
public works projects and the re-
mainder in private employment. OF
the private positions filled, GOT were
regular and 532 temporary.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
SPLIT WITH SHEPARD
is Barred BY TYPlST
Grace Brandon Admits Duping
Major, on Trial for Wife
Murder.

By the Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kans., February O.
Grace Brandon, admitting she had
duped Maj. Charles A. Shepard re-
garding her financial and social af-
fairs, testified today they were alien
ated by his plea, after arrest on a
wife-murder charge. that she burn
his letters.
why would he do that if he were
not guilty?" she demanded.
I'VE think we showed the jury her
true character" said Defense Attor-
ney Hal Harlan after court adjourned
until Monday.
Maj. Shepard's love for the young
Brooks Field, Tex, stenographer is
described by the Governments charge
as the motive for the poison death of
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that there shall be no further funds
voted for the maintenance of an en-
bassy and of an Ambassador in Mos
COW. OF course, the State Depart
ment could always maintain a charge
d'affairs in the Soviet capital, but
Mr.. Bullitt would have to find another
berth for himself. And there is no
doubt that the day that happens
Troyanovsky will be sent to another
post and the handsome Pullman
mansion will shelter some lonesome
young charge d'affaires. And Wash
ington socialites will have to say
good-by to fresh cavair and vodka.
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Marianne Scared.

Auntie Marianne is badly scared.
The Germans are getting stronger
every day and the British less re-
liable. She remembers that before
the World War she purchased the
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Mrs. Zeanna Shepard at Fort Riley,
Kans., five and one-half years ago.
Miss Brandon admitted she had
been going OUT with other officers
in San Antonio when receiving gifts
and money from Shepard.
Harlan questioned her closely about
will Shepard made in her favor and
100000 in insurance policies that she
said he made over to her before his
wife's death.
Shepard, once convicted and SEN
fenced to life. having his second trial,
the first conviction having been set
aside.
Shepard's counsel, admitting his
wife probably died from poison. has
set up the twin theories of suicide or
accident.
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HOOVER TO ATTEND

NEW YORK, February 2 P).-
Former President Herbert Hoover is
expected to attend the annual Lin
coin dinner of the National Repub-
lican Club in New York on Tuesday
evening, February IL, the committee
in charge announced today.
Gov. Harold G. Hoffman of New
Jersey and Glenn Frank. president
of the University Of Wisconsin, are
scheduled to speak.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
This
Changing
World
Hopes of Americans
for Millions in Soviet
Trade Shattered.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

SOlNO NAV A@NA A1sO NV4Ns
THE hopes of the American
farmers and industrialists to
sell the Soviets hundreds of
million of dollars worth OF
raw and manufactured goods
have vanished into thin air; some
people will be disappointed, others
will be glad.
What lies behind the blunt refusal
of the Soviet government to agree to
the State Departments light terms Is
this: Last Summer the Soviet and
France began a Irritation which ended
in Russia joining the League Of Ma
tions in an agreement with the
French general staff to exchange in
formations"-a new expression for
military co-operation-and in France
advancing the Soviet government i'm
portant credits. .
The credit deal wds cinched In
December. The French agreed to
open q preliminary credit to the
SoDiets of $4,000, 900 ,Dith a promise
that some more ,oiH follo,D tphe1,-
eUer this credit sDds exhausted.
The French loans to Russia of the
Cars and Kerensky amounts to sew
eral billion dollars gold. Not word
about the repayment Of that sum was
mentioned by the French negotiators.
But Moscow realized that If they were
to conclude an agreement for the re-
payment Of the debt to the United
States-some 100000, ,000-and OBJ
tanned credits for the same period of
time as the French offered, there
would be a howl in the French Par
Lament which might jeopardize the
Observation-Disclosures agreement of
December, 1884.
Having to chose between the credits
actually offered by the French and
those which the United States might
have granted them, the Moscow lead
ers decided In favor of the former.
They will prove cheaper in the end.
Marianne Scared.
Auntie Marianne is badly scared
The Germans are getting stronger
every day and the British less re-
liable. She remembers that before
the World War she purchased the
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Mr.. MERCHANT

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sale; new and used all styles, all sizes; re-
duced prices, UNITED STATES STORAGE
Evening star., 1935-02-03
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts otherwise than contracted by myself.
WALTER SCRIVENER. lila D st. Sc.
THE FOLLOWING CARS. WITH MOTOR
at Holleman Motor Co. 1881 goth st. NV,
soraSe on rsoraagy sa5 otbsr H. 1892 at for
.29 Buick s; sed.. 224293o; '25 Dodge sed. !.
ohfssler sed, Rs5o31s; SE Sa a5 PHass PierceArroW
eh pac.: :Sos917oi '2e Nash ,sed., 1887; ,.2e
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sssss ssss sS za?R lsa4ss5 sO Gadsss
Es5d !sa e. en-; Sss7Ils Ss FORD Td Ass59ss;
ioi6sfs aap1 sed EsssS
sex ch.. S593s1: '2S Pontiac cpe.. P25719S.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
ssFSies she sssais sisction q afr1assTs oceFs
sd bs fsf ssen viii ppia In Ssd as
the company 1908 14th. r Thursday s Sncs feS. 3.
''lly ALTON sSnExo rEsss:l rEss:lasns
WILL THOSE WHO WITNESSED THE
5sF 1 odiab dsS3 e TaRRs.. please eommahiease
SPECIAL RETURN-LOAD RATES ON FULL
and part loads to all points within 1000
NSf sa HHnz BEL ssoc ss @ Rsene 1s4 sftGRa
N YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING HAVING
wiring done, call Electric Shop On Wheels
and complete shop will arrive at youl
door. ready to start immediately. No lot
too small. See telephone directory fol
branch nearest you. or call National 1922
WEEKLY TRIPS TO AND FROM BALTI.
more; also trips within "a hours notice te
any point in United States. SMITH
TRANSFER & STORAGE co. North 3343
ICE-SKATE SHARPENING. c. F.. AR.
NIGER. 916 New York ave. NV. Phone
DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AMI
part loads to and from BALTIC. Phila. and
New YORK Frequent TIPS tS .rS;ns other East: East
1896. THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO.. phone Decatur $500.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS-For rent OF
sale; new and used: all styles. all sizes; re.
Co. Ais 10th st. NV. Me. 1874.
MIR. MERCHANT
do you know that planograph repro
dnctiOnS Quicker a a h1e
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BOATS.
~ W W saE " " " y. " s 81 z " y 5
BOAT-MARINE
ADVERTISING
on Boating and Fishing Page
Turn to BIZ
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

PEKINGEsE = Pedigreed stock 2 to s
months. very playful: also red breeder
specially priced. 1919 Vermont ave. Phone
Evening star., 1935-05-12

SINGER electric cabinet sewing machine
Phone Cleveland $500. Apt. 210 North.
STEAM TABLE. large; coffee urn. range,
left. green enamel hood, tables stools
dishes house furniture 234 4th st, S.W.
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FOLDING CHAIRS. wood and metal 95c
up; or will rent by the day, 10c up; large
stock; good chairs. United States Storage
Co; 4ls 10th st. NV. Phone Met. 1919.
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TOOLS. woodworking, for home workshop;
will pay cash for motor-driven saw. joint
er. scroll saw etc: in good conditio1'
dress BOX 31l-R Star nfflce To-
Evening star., 1935-05-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

advertisements under this head
tHo are presumed TO be from pri-
Udte individuals, unless the ddUer-
tiSement oipes q firm name or o
business address or states the tpord
Dealer. Members OF the public
pho find dealers mdsQuerading IN
this column as pirate individuals
are uroed to report the matter to
The Star for inuesttoatioB."
Evening star., 1935-05-12

ELECTROLUX-Air cooled. perfect condi-
ton; slightly used; reasonable; all cash.
Call Monday. Metropolitan 264s.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, running
condition, bargain at $40; mahogany
night tables > drawers $3.50; new 5-pc.
breakfast sets. S1l; Gov. Winthrop desk.
ST. 80. Call any time. 129 11th st. sc. :
ELECTROLUX. almost new. 5 Gu feet
table top; leaving city; sacrifice for cash.
1867 Irving St NV Apt "a
Evening star., 1935-05-12

BOOMING HOUSE. walking distance: IL
Tooms: 3 sleeping porches, 3 baths. rent,
COOPER-ST
g23l9 New York ave. Natl 1909. .
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FR1GIDAIRE. all porcelain. 7-cu.-ft model,
doors; a beautiful refrigerator and
mechanically perfect; cost new. $500: will
take Sl75 for quick sale L. P Steuart.
Inc. 1401 14th st. NV. Decatur 4S0O.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Drug Store. good location. terms.
Barber shop. chairs. terms.
Beauty Salon, exclusive section.
GARAGE, 25 cars; rent. $50. 81 200.
" int. in wholesale gas bus.
Dining Car, $3.50 wkly. Terms.
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| DICTAPHONES and Eoiphones priced low
| for cash. Fully guaranteed same as new.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANIEDCDrug store, bV Young pndrTIlA-
cist; must have large volume; give details
about cash. terms etc: replies confiden-
tial Address Box 4Oo-B Star Office
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ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, complete
with stand, S27.50; rebuilts. like new
United" Sl3 14th st. NV. National 6063.
ANTIQUE BEDSTEAD complete; ice box,
large dining table IL tjth ST ne
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FURNITURE-Best prices furniture.
household goods Office furniture: also mer-
chandise. Prompt attention. District 81 II.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

GUERNSEY BULL. Thoroughbred, 2l2
years old. fine buttertat record $50
pounds behind him. They seldom come
better $50 cash L. r. Sabine Gathers
burg Md. Phone Gaithersburg l54-F-23,
ONE GATED HORSE. 3 hunters, l show
pony. l4-2: ! general utility horse.
JERSEY AND GUERNSEY cows, fresh 2
bulls, young mare. H. c. FAWCETT. Con-
duit rd.. mile from Great Falls. Md.
THREE WELL-BRED yearling goats Swiss
milch. Toggenberg. cheap. A. D. Bartlett,
ST. Landover. Md.
FRESH COW second calf. Humans Farm,
Norbeck. Nd.
WILL ACCEPT saddle horse or hunter as
part payment on new Dodge or Plymouth
or used car. Phone Marlboro 15-F-2.
SWISS MILK GOATS kids. Brush goats;
also pure-bred registered stock. Miss
Hunt Rosedere Inn. Falls Church 496. .
TWO FRESH COWS AND CALVES. Graded
Guernseys; heavy mixers. Rhode Belts
vile. Md. 12'
Pure Bred Chester Whites.
Very choice pigs. to 10 weeks old
From prize winning sires and dams. Bears,
,ows and unrelated pairs. SO each Reg
istration papers furnished Guaranteed
to please.
AYRLAWN FARMS,
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
SALE.

Scottish terriers for pets and breeding.
BEECH TREE FARM,
Annandale Rd. Falls Church 462-W.
WIREHAVEN KENNELS.
, Puppies, cocker spaniels. brood bitches,
: winning stud dogs at service. Shepherd
/ nDS
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

(Continued)
612 DELAFIELD PL. NV. (near Georgia
eso2ga s S9e eaG lGo ea Before near Dn' ana
1922 L ST NW-Large. clean Ink.
rooms with running water. $3.50 weekly
up; also sleeping rooms.
rooms: / with twin beds. the other with
double bed. Very reasonable prices.
GRAND HOTEL. 6O6 r st. n.w.-Clean
Ifs2I rooms % week and up: running water and
1412 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt 5l-Front
loom. twin beds: suitable two or couple.
MT. PLEASANT. overlooking park-Room
and bath lovely new home. exclusive; cool
in Summer: $50. Phone Columbia 1870. 10.
34Ini.s 3414 pESANRLdN 1Rd ST NE.LsIGe Sd well,
month. I2'
z4O1 CALVERT ST, APT 306-Large front
room. adjoining bath. southern exposure;
gentlemen preferred. Columbia 474l. l2'
consin ave. Meat cool room furnished
Phone Emerson 55l7.
GEORGETOWN = Two non housekeeping
| rooms: ideal for employed couple or two
| settled gentlemen: exceptional value mod.
crate rental Phone West O277-W.
1t 155 18th 9TH ST; sE-In private home: large
~ dfoht ~ 63om d neat and well furnished plenty
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-TWo bright clean
rooms. Ink, ami; adults; $50 month.
Address Box 207-B. Star Office l2'
e02 E. CAPITOL sT-BEAUTTFULLY
posure; private family; suitable 2; quiet
| gentlemen
| 1880 LAMONT ST. NW.-For gentleman,
| large front room; ideal for Summer; 4
| windows next to bath which is shared
| by one man: refined private home. Phone
| Columbia 1878 or National 27II.
| CONN. AVE.-Girl to share room and bath
| apt. every convenience; downtown; Sl8
month. Address Box 1s1-B. Star ofice.
| 1922 w. VA. AVE NE Apt 2-Large,
| cool room; nicely furnished next bath in
/ Reason able.
| 31S A ST. NE-Large southern exposure
| room and third-foor back room III K !:
| near Library of CONGRESS. evenings
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Antique jewelry. watches. diamonds.
bridges teeth. silver. Any worn-out trim
kets. Full prices paid. Schiller Bros.
922 r ST. NV
WE PAY CASH FOR
OLD GOLD-DIAMOND
Philip Sures Co.. 14o4 N. z. Ave. NV.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

Attractive double room, two exposures,
bath
57l1 18th ST. (at Montague)-Furnished
room in private family: detached home;
beautiful grounds and porch.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

A SAFE INVESTMENTS 900 AT 6ec
The trustees OF very valuable church
property wish to place a first trust of
$4,000 on the rectory for five years at
So per annum, NO COMMISSION PA!D.
the Church Properties Insurance Corpora
tion of N. Y. This is a perfectly safe
opportunity for one who has trust funds to
invest or for an individual seeking a safe
investment. Property may be inspected
at any time. For further particulars, ad-
THE TRUSTEES. FALLS CHURCH. VA.
% n nnY
Evening star., 1935-05-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTloUE JEWELRY. gold teeth. coins,
prices Gold Refining Inc. 400 18th NV
APPAREL. furniture household goods
ladies' mems. children's wearing apparel
s kpds 9SsSh ss M pay e sash st. G9
os de msns ehdfsns chhf2 appa2s
s1Tght Highest prices paid Call Whites,
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of Presidents,
statesmen: stamp collections. old coins
bought. Hobby Shop. 716 18th. Dist. 1872.
BED ROOM, living room. dining room
Ida kiIchen fTrniture suites Or ODD pieces all
BOOKS WANTED secondhand hundred
OF more: miscellaneous and sets Paul
Pearlman I'LL G ST. NV. District 3543
CHEST o9 OF DRAWERS or lhighboy: must
Phone Cleveland Vf 4s25. See' large ofA".fS'
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
! used clothing. Berman's. 1122 7th st NV.
Phone Metropolitan 3767. Open eve
DEEP--WELL PUMP. used. State condition.
Address Box 354-B Star offce i2'
ELECTRIC FAN. -16inch a; c., current:
very low price. Phone Shepherd 1713-W
Monday.
Phone North 4533. Mr.. Smith.
l2-inch oscillating, cost S35; little used;
exchange for d. c. Met 54S1 after 0 am.
FURNITURE-Want to purchase from pri-
yate party some used household goods. also
baby grand piano. Phone Met. 1864.
FURNITURE. rugs. household goods. etc /;
absolutely highest prices paid For best
results. call any time. Lincoln 54ss. 1s'
FURNITURE-We pay highest cash prices
kinds cali Gilbert National 1866: Is.
FURNITURE. hric-a-brac. china. glass
ware silverware. rugs. painting: highest
cash prices paid Call Murray. Adams 5l33.
FURNITURE pianos and household goods
all kinds. We pay highest prices. Don't sell
until you phone North 6040 Monday.
Roussha9 seos oce @1nfur. EO f
chandlse. Prompt attention. District sll2.
GARAGE EQUIPMENT. used. We are in
teTested ia il purchasing for cash. Call
MAYTAG or Easv Washer. used, from
private home no dealers. Shepherd zoos.
TOOLS. Woodworking. for home workshop;
give coD eompete Ss" desefiption sGep snd PRICE ad
dress Box Bob. Star office. 12'
TRUNK TRUNK Would like to buy hrst,elass
wardrobe steamer trunk No dealers.
s s9 sersBs stss Aa:s. asss Box !sPI
Star once. 13s
WOULD LIKE to store bed room furniture
one year for careful use of same. Ad-
dress Box 15-C Star ofice.
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold.
mems clothing and firearms. Max ZweiR
Phone Metropolitan 9113 937 NV.
eSkDREFHa e PEs4ssbx yogH H ZIP e9kR SfgdssSEb sH
sE&&EFESEEe sE&sF .Ee sg ssEgyh hA.s EE gAS sSsh eSSi Il
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price oaid
BURNsT1NE's e3I q 81 NV
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches diamonds and olo dis.
carded Jewelry Full cash value paid U 8
Gort license to huy Selinser's s1s 81
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Antique jewelry. watches. diamonds
bridges teeth. silver. Any worn-out trim
kets. Full prices paid. Schiller Bros.
922 r st. NV.
WE PAY CASH FOR
OLD GOLD-DIAMON
Philip Sures Co.. 14o4 N. z. Ave. NV.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
APT. 623, 102s CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
Attractive double room, two exposures,
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S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.

WANTED - GAS STATION; PRIVATE
PARTY WANTS LOCATION IN D. c, PRE-
FERRED; BUY BUSINESS OR INTEREST;
AIR STAP OFFICE
Evening star., 1935-05-12

! CAVALIER HOTE-Large bed room or
sleeping porch for man: reasonable; re-
ined Jewish family. Col 5000, Apt III.
1915 IRVING ST. NW-Nicely furnished
room. next bath: 2nd floor; of Mt. Pleas
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CASH FOR OLD GOLD.

CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches diamonds and olo dis.
carded ,ewelry Full cash value paid U 8
Govt license TO buy Selinaer's s1s At
Evening star., 1935-05-12
POIJLTRY AMI EGGS

WANT. TO PURCHASE 100 white Leehorn
10 weeks old. S. K. Haynes Riverdale
Md. or address Box 351B, Star ofice.
CHICKS - Barron Leehorns N H and
R. /. Reds. Barred Rocks 81 per 100.
SO per 1000 White Leghorn Farms,
Box Richfield Pa
Evening star., 1935-05-12

7GE STORE. short lease, at sacrifice.
dPrick'S 1415 NV
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AYRLAWN FARMS,
Bethesda, Md.
FARM AND GARDEN.

HEDGE PLANTS. 2c and Sc; pansieS. CSC
doz. phlox, golden marguerite coreopsis,
blackeyed susan, sc and 10c; rose bushes,
25c: butterfly bush. 10c. Webster 1903
7 st. Sc. Anacostia.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

BEVERAGE LICENSE. retailers class D;
for sale. S75: no stock. Address Box
Evening star., 1935-05-12

| STUDIO COUCH, one, Rome de luxe. with
back; was S49.50; to close out, S,9. so: 1
reduced to $50 Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E
Evening star., 1935-05-12

GARAGE EQUIPMENT, used. We are in
terested in purchasing for cash. Call
North 1924.
MAYTAG or Easv Washer. used. from
private home; no dealers. Shepherd zoos.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

ELECTROLUX. good condition; also oak
ice box porcelain interior. 75-lb. capacity
/ a NR n
Evening star., 1935-05-12

SALE-Cafe equipment, beer box coils,
booths, mixer. tables, refrigerator table
rhatr ipEc MocS
Evening star., 1935-05-12

veneer snail Size, S35; 7-pc, walnut twin
bed bedroom suite, coil springs, S75; 3-pc
davenport suite. almost new; S49.5O; wal
nut gate-leg table with Windsor chairs,
SIS; Ape walnut bed room suite with coli
spring 500; walnut coffee table with glass
tray. 81: green tapestry club chair $3.50;
studio clock with ends. SIS; also occa-
sional tables pull-up chairs, radios. end
tables. lamps. etc. Call any time. 729
1lth ST Sc