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Evening star., 1935-11-19

other happily. Now for a dash to
Bob's brothers house at Rockville. And
when they returned home in a couple
of weeks maybe the storm would have
blown over.
Bob wanted to barge right In at
his brothers. but Jane, practical as
ever, decided they must wire they
were coming. While she wrote the
telegram Bob slipped out of the office.
In couple of minutes he was back,
with gardenias.
X
JANE smiled. Here we are eloping,
and you stop to buy me flowers"
I love you," Bob whispered.
Entering the car Jane thought of
her family. We'll send them a wire
as soon as We get to your brothers, "
she said.
But when they arrived at their
destination, they found a telegram
waiting for Jane, addressed to Miss
Jane Curley. I've just learned OF
your marriage Stop Am having it an
nulled Stop Coming to get you at
once Stop Father"
The tip of harvest moon burned
on the horizon as Bob and Jane left
the Vance home. The whole harvest
moon was out by the time Mr.. Curley
arrived there. He didn't stop to ad-
mire it.
Where's my daughter?" he inquired
in a tone that meant business.
They've gone for a ride. It's such
beautiful night" Mrs. Vance said
sweetly. Won't you sit down here
on the porch? I'm sure they'll be
back soon.''
X n X
He ACCEPTED a chair. But in q
minute he was up again, pacing
back and forth.
At 10 o'clock, the harvest moon
high up in the sky, Mr.. Curley said
testify: IF they don't come back soon
I'm going to start out and look for
them"
At II o'clock. the harvest moon
having settled itself nicely into the
branches of linden tree. the tele-
phone rang. The telegraph Office had
message for Mr.. John Curley, in
care Of Mr.. George Vance.
Read it to me-" Mr.. Curley ordered
The message came "Just married
again Stop In Carsonville Stop How
long are we going to keep this up?
Love, Jane and Bob
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20l4 P ST. W.-Lovely double and Slngle
rooms next bath: continuous hot water
hot-water heat. Phone Decatur bS47. ~
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JANE NE. cuRLEY
father pleadingly
and said: But
really, dad. I love
him. What if he
hasn't any money?
You didn't have
any money when
you marri e d
mother. And as far
as marrying Jim
Laffey is concern
ed can't bear to
be in the same
room with him"
John Curle e y
stopped pacing the
floor of the luXur-
ious living room at
his Cleveland Park
home. Cigar in
mouth, he looked
at his daughter
angrily for several
moments. Finally
he said: Jane,
daar he sensible.
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Licensed to Marry.

FAIRFAX, Va, November 19 (Spe-
ciaD Marriage licenses have been
issued in the Office of the clerk Of the
Circuit Court to the following: Joseph
Louis Simms, 81, and Irene Virginia
Jones, 49, both r. F. D., Fairfax, Va;
Elmer Pearson %, and Lillian
Waynes, % both r. F. D., Vienna,
Va. and George Franklin LIE We're, 48,
Washington D. c., and Eva Hunt,
Sideburn. Va.
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sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
ICOntinued.l


COLoRED WOMAN reliable. wants work;
neat housekeeper. good cook: ref. Phone
North 0702-W.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants Job as mothers
helper: city ref. 1852 21st st. NV.
COOK colored. first class; city references.
1885 Covington ST. NV. 19'
COUNTRY WOMAN. colored wants half
time light housework: good reference 230S
Champlain ST. Phone Adams 6396-W.
CURTAINS STRETCHED. 40c pair; work
called for and delivered. Phone Lincoln
5136 19s
DAYS OR PART-TIME DOMESTIC WORK
wanted Call Lincoln 1888.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER white. exp. ;
refs small family. no children: stay nights;
cook Address Box 222-R. Star once. 20.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK by colored girl
from VSsinia cs stay nghts rd fhOne II
GENERAL HoUSEWoRK plain cooking or
part-time work by colored girl. Phone
Columbia 7Ol5-J.
GIRL, colored. neat desires, lob as
mothers helper or general houseWorK'
GIRL. colored wants work maid in bach
elor apt. 1907 Columbia st. NV" Apt. l.
Home at all times. 10.
GIRL neat colored wants work. mothers
helper or general maid IN small FANNY
references 1909 Rhode Island ave, w.
GIRL. colored. from country, wishes job
mothers helper. general housewoTKer.
Phone Potomac 4762.
GIRL colored from Vireina wants gen.
eral housework or nursing Phone Adams
GIRL wishes. position as general house
worker; sood with children reference.
Cali North 454"
G1R3. colored. desires work as chamber
maiG or houSeWork; no laundry; Rood REL
erence. West l125-W.
GIRL. colored wants days work. laundry
or cleaning or part time; city rel. can
Potomac 1O45
GIRL colored, wants part-time work. gen.
l. c. Bagley. 93l ST. s.w.
GIRL wants part-time or days work; will
take regular work in hotel or private fam
lily: references. Phone North 1880.
era % sousevo2Esfs use eGlSfra @ sood DSP
ences. 303 Mclean ave. sw, Met. $500.
cook waitress: good, au-around, willing
worker; ref. Phone Atlantic 6306.
NURSE colored. wants part-time lob: city
refs Phone West o21a-W
SOUTHERN GIRL wants work general
housework or days work. Call Metropoli-
tan O514.
WHITE. middle age: stay nights; liRht
work. home surroundings; moderate salary.
Address Box 1865 Star once. 20'
WHITE WOMAN wishes work mornings.
vicinity Conn. ave preferred: go anywhere.
Viel co Mrs. Gallagher. al4 nth st NV
WOMAN competent wants Job. COOK. keep
house; do good work. Phone North 3llo.
1895 w st. NV.
WOMAN wishes whole or part-time work:
good reference. Call North 769s-J.
WOMAN. colored. wants general housework
full or part time: city references. Phone
Metropolitan s.96
WOMAN. colored midde-aeed. wants gen.
eral housework: city references: stay every
night Phone West Os14W
WOMAN colored. wants work of any kind,
experienced Call West 2145-W.
WOMAN. colored refined desires house
work excellent cook plan meals MANAGE
house: fond Of children; refs. Dist. 0156
YOUNG GIRL. colored light complexion,
wants Job maid. general housevork, wait
ress; exp. 1926 Swami st. Dec. 3l36.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored night-school stu
dent desires Job as maid in small family
experienced and best OF references Phone
North 3107.
Evening star., 1935-11-19
SHORT STORY--
WEDDING DAY

You kno "
darned well he's
nothing but a
fortune hunter, and
a stuffed shirt be-
sides"
But darling, dc
you realize that ]
won't be able tc
give you the things
you've had all youl
life?"
mo? You'll give
me what money
can't buy, Bob"
X X X X
WHEN they ar
w rived in Elk.
ton a little of Jane.
bravado deserted
her. What If there
was difficulty in be.
ing married? Bu'
the ceremony tool
place.
As they came out
arm in arm, they
orinnod OF aaDH
Evening star., 1935-11-19

ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in new and
reconditioned machines. rentals and re-
pairs. Capitol Typewritins Co. 1926 N. Y.
ave NV Phone National 1888
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS,

"Advertisements under this head.
fug are presumed to be from pri.
pGts individuals. unless the aduer-
tisement ciues q firm name or q
business address or states the iDord
Dealer Members OF the public
Dho fnd dealers masqueradtno In
this column as private individuals
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for tnpestioation."
Evening star., 1935-11-19

SEWING MACHINE. irst-ciass condition.
SIS cash. 20l6 3rd st. ne. Phone North
Evening star., 1935-11-19

g. sTGs; good seonditiOn; reasonable. Phone
Evening star., 1935-11-19

TRUNK. wardrobe, high-grade, $3.50: Ra-
diantfire gas almost new S6 so; gas range,
Garland. side oven. IS. At warehouse. 227
nth st Sw tn <
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Wrecking Laurel Mills,

100000 brick; lumber. 1oxI2 10x16.
so #: 3xl2 edge grain flooring; doors
windows. misc. Phone Laurel 324. State
Contracting Co. Baltimore Md.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45, covering and new inside material
included, made ike new in finest tapestry
and friezette Workmanship guaranteed
La France Upholstery Co. 2509 l4th st.
NV. Phone Columbia l0l72
Evening star., 1935-11-19

HOTEL in booming Florida ocean front
Daytona Beach. worlds finest beach 3"
nlshed; 3 stories. large lobby. glaSsed-in
veranoa. large dining room. Priced al
S53.oOo- quick sale; owner retiring Might
exchange for clear property. E w Bailey
1885 Meridian NV. Phone Adams 41S6.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPpIEs-Extra fine
pets: champion pedigree. 573S Daniels
I'd NV Phone Cleveland 7549.
POLICE DOG PUPPIES 3 weeks old: price,
SIS each. G., o. Totten, 263O 10Th st.
(near Euclid.
WHITE COLLIE. female. months. Call
Atlantic $3.50.
WIRE-HAIRED PUPPIES males. 3 months.
pedigreed Dr. H A. Locke. Bide-A-Wee
DOG and Cat Hospital. 4215 Conn. ave.
PEDTGREED BOSTON BULL TERRIER, 1
year old; reasonable. Phone Columbia
Evening star., 1935-11-19

FRIGIDAIRE-GoQd condition Apply
NJ. Cooper. s2nT1th St Natl. 1892.
FURNITURE cheap; bed, dresser. desk,
rugs sideboard large mirrors lamps. par
lor suite. tables, pictures. Edelson. 6lS
18th NV
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TRUMPETS-S15 to. $50: good. recondi-
toned Instruments; fully guaranteed; pay
81 weekly Kitt'S l.I30 @ st
Evening star., 1935-11-19

largest selection in Washington to choose
| from; rent paid applies to purchase price
| II you decide to buy later: for special sale
| values see our ads uder the Musical In
| strumentS' classification. Phone National
Am Kitt'S 1870 G Ct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tCOntinuedD
SEWING MACHINES sale. all
machines greatly reduced Portable cleo
S25; console elec.. $50; drophead. SIS.
927 F st. NV
SEWING MACHINE. first-ciass condition,
SSJI55o SSI5 cash. 2ol6 3rd st. ne. Phone North
TRUMPETs-S15 TO- $50: good. recondi-
ST. weekly. Kits. 1880 G st.
TRUNK wardrobe, high-grade. $3.50: Ra-
ea sde am0s oye0 new
9TH st. s.w. , to 5.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GE.
1883, SIG 10th NV. Underwoods, So mo-.
4 mos. in adv.. So. No deliveries. SOC dep.
chimes; Smith S22 30: Royal. So so; I'm
derwood. S22 So Many others. Excellent
machines for rent. SO per month. Capitol
National 1855.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. Just rebuilt
first-class condition; privately owned; $50.
VACUUM CLEANER trade-in Hoover;
good condition; only SIS. 1880 N. Y. ave.
NV.
VACUUM CLEANERS. factory rebuilt, like
new guar ] year Eureka S9;75; Airway
HooVer si4'75. worth $50 $50 each Phone
Decatur 5564 for delivery. and demonstra-
tion until 10 pm; No obligation to buy;
address. Reliable Motors. 1893 14th n.w.20'
VACUUM CLEANERS-Apex floor samples,
hand cleaner and large size; bargains for
cash. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. NV.
WALL PAPER-Room lots. side wall and
ceiling for rooms l2x14 from 81 to s.
per room. Mahoney Wall Paper Co.. 324
Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
WASHING MACHINES-Used Apex. SO;
VoSS. Sl5: used Apex spinner. 200 9th
st. NV Open evenings.
WASHING MACHINE and ironer (Apex).
late models used only few times: terms.
4l2S Sth ST. n W. Apt. 102. Adams 7771
WASHING MACHINES-Large assortment
late models guaranteed; S17.50 up Proc
ter & Ridgley. 1924 14th NV. Col. 10000.
WASHING MACHINES electric. slightly
shopworn Smiths Transfer g. Storage Co.,
1913 You st. NV. Phone North 3343.
WATCHES. diamonds and jeWelry at lower
prices because our rent is lower; trial
will convince you; we buy old gold and sill
yer; all transactions confidential; We invite
your charge account. l. Fried, 1l16 H st.
ne. Jeweler Gacing Woolworth'sI.
WOOD for fireplace or stove. 81 per cord
and up; one OF Washington's largest wood
dealers w Clark Walnut s4S7 81
GOING SOUTH. will sell at sacrifice these
nice. fur coats sizes IA 10 Is. Brown
muSkrat practically new S45; silver musk
rat. fox collar $40; black seal 500 chip
munk Jacket, SO: fiowered evening gown
So. Apt. POI, 1890 Park I'd. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1935-11-19

1919 9th ST. NV. So to S6-Steam heat
gas elec shower bath. phone. silver. I'm
ems utensils, dishes; coy. homelike 20.
1924 10th ST. NW-Army officers widow
has double room. southern exp. prlVat'
Evening star., 1935-11-19

CLEVELAND PARK-Nicely furnished
double room: twin beds. gentlemen: one
block from Conn. ave. Phone CLEVELAND
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6I3 KENYON ST. NW.-Room. all new
furniture; next bath 81 week: private
family Phone Adams 3596-J.
5J14 Sth ST NW-Double room for gen.
tleInan. 500 mo; private family.
Evening star., 1935-11-19

2S2s CONN AVE-suite bed room an.
library: private home; references.
LARGE ROOM, private bath. sara:
House. Telephone Walnut s523-J
1906 GEORGIA AVE.-Front room pri-
yate family; gentlemen preferred. Pho-e
Georgia G4OJ.
1904 WYOMING AVE NW.-Attractiyel
run establishment; three doors 18th
car line also near Columbia rd. 23'
ls}l LAMONT ST. NW-Laree. sum
troAt room second floor, twin beds. beauu
luIy furnlShed; convenient cars. bus.
LARGE attracting, room southern expo'
ure; modern aot. Phone Metropolitan cit!
1914 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Desir
able rooms and non-houSekeepinE apts 70
gentlemen. IN quiet. exclusive home
ALABAMA. Apt. COS. 1Ol5 N st. NV
One nicely furnished front room. walkinc
distance Of Govt. depts,: home environ
rooms. Men only $3.50 and So. - ias
THE BURTON 21@O G ST. NW.-Bed
rooms. Aemi-private bath; all bills paid ST
1885 ALASKA AVE NW-Large corner
room with private bath. in private home
n5u; nn5; i6th 81 bus line; " blocks car line.
1872 G ST, NV. APT. 22-Newly fur
nished, next to bath, gentleman only;
| references: private family. 90
1866 MT. PLEASANT NW-In pent house
apt. large front room. next bath: con.
n: W: closet. cross ventilation, h.-w.h. use
/ kitchen. everything furnished; $3.50 each
week for ..
1900 MASS. AVE-Laree. comfortable.
corner. room with private bath; also SINCE
near bath; continuous hot water, maid
service; reasonable
e@l0 PENNA. AVE. NV. PLAzA-2-room
fur apt. suitable for 3 or 4. Elevator
service. FrigidaIre unlimited phone.
Z 1871 NJ ST. N.W-Lsrre room " beds 2
windows: sas range linens s@5 UP. Large
UPPER NW-Lovely room. southern exp
, newly furnished. twin beds suitable en-
ployed couple; should be seen. Georgia
3747.
1872 OGDEN ST. NW.-Large room. next
to bath 3nd floor, private home, reason
able. Phone Adams O0n3.
1921 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-New de-
tached house large master bed room. pTi-
vate bath and shower Nicely furnished
Gentiles only Gentleman or employed
couple. Phone Georgia 6ss5
29e4 HIGH ST. Sc front rooms. near
Elizabeth's Hospital: near Navy Yard; pri
vate home: garage; telephone: $50 month;
! Ink. Phone Lincoln 1852.
TAKOMA PARK. MD, 900 Kennebec ave.
Furnished room in private nome. one
block from bus. Phone Shepherd 3s59-J
| FURNISHED LIVING ROOM bed room
bath including linens and maid service
garage; modern private home reasonable
! references REQUIRED; Telephone National
. - ND
Evening star., 1935-11-19

1851 LAMONT ST NW.-Larse, sum
frotlt room. second floor twin beds beautl
fuIIy furnished; convenient cars. bus.
LARGE. attractive room. southern eXpC'
ure; modern ant. Phone Metropolitan Git!
Adj 613
Evening star., 1935-11-19

COUPLE. white. man employed part time;
housekeeping, rooming or apt. house pre-
ferred in exchange for small furnished apt.
Address Box 141-S. Star ONCE.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. wants JOB as
janitor; exp. city ref; small apt. ASIA,
phone Metropolitan 5657. 20
Evening star., 1935-11-19

WANT COAL-Wil exchange General Elec
tric refrigerator or sell refrigerator. IL
4th 81. NV. Phone District 2S50. lgt
Evening star., 1935-11-19

ACCORDIONS- instruments
pay 81 weekly. Kits. 1880 @ st.
ADDING MACHINES. all makes, at tre-
mendously low prices; look over our stock
before you buy. United" S13 14th NV.
Evening star., 1935-11-19

1904 WYOMING AVE N-W.-AttractIve!
furnished single and double rooms in "
run establishment; three doors 18th
car line, also near Columbia rd 23f
Evening star., 1935-11-19
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

2s9s CONN AVE.-suite, bed room an.
library: private home: references.
LARGE ROOM private bath. gara2e
country club section 3ia miles from Wh,l
House. Telephone Walnut s523-J
1906 GEORGIA AVE-Front room pri
vate family; gentlemen preferred. Pho.t
Georgia 14OJ.
Evening star., 1935-11-19

| SEWING MACHINES-Clearance sale. all
machines greatly reduced. Portable elec
| S25, console elec.. $50; drophead. SIS.
uo7 p st NV
Evening star., 1935-11-19

YOUNG MEN 90. neat. take pictures
exper. not necessary; salary: opportunity.
3na. zoe. 1406 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-11-19
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PIGS. AND sHOTEs for sale Telephone
Shepherd 2393.
PARK SADDLE HORSE. 1872 hands quiet;
suitable for lady or child Can be seen
G42l Blair rd NV.
Evening star., 1935-11-19

sac. StOre NXLureS; Stocks OF merchan0i''
Spot cash Prompt attention. Dist. S1l'
PAYING CASH for > pianos for school use
Phone Potomac 311O o0s
Evening star., 1935-11-19

PIANOS uprights and players. to be sold
for storage charges on Thursday. Novem-
42O 10th st. NV. first floor. Eleven fine
instruments to choose from. United States
Storage Co
Evening star., 1935-11-19

CASH FOR OLD GOLD,
silver watches diamonds and old discardrn
leWelry Full cash valve paid. Selinger's
SIS ST NV
Evening star., 1935-11-19

ONCE and antique furniture
rugs, bric-a-brac books. Met. 6s7i
Night phone Columbia 1924 las
Evening star., 1935-11-19

OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased 70.
manuIacturine use; maximum price peic
BURNSTINES 93i g ST NV
since lS66. Federal License
GOLD-Bring your old gold ;ewelrv, silve!
watches. diamonds We pay top prices. css
SCH1LLERBROS. ,922FN.W
Evening star., 1935-11-19

DINING ROOM FURNITURE to be sold
for storage charges at auction on Thurs
day November II al 10 am. in our sales
room 410 10th 81. NV. Also living room
I bed room furniture and odd pieces. United
States Storage Co
/ DOORS-Fine 6-panel Colonial doors from
/ 1915 Baltimore home. Apply 2Sl9 Que
J ST. n "
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MEN

To assist me in my work, good earnings
and chance for advancement. Must be
over 21, possessing car. Call Alexandria
I04S-W for appointment. after 7:30 pm
Evening star., 1935-11-23
'36 TAGS ISSUANCE
TO BEGIN MONDAY
More Than 5000 Car Owners
Must Settle for Violations Be-
fore Getting Licenses. ..

Issuance of 1886 license plates will
begin Monday at 8:45 am. at the De-
partment of Vehicles and Traffic, but
more than 5000 District automobile
owners will have to settle with the law
for past trafic violations before they
can get in line for tags" Director
William A. Van Duzer announced to-
day.
Van Duzer said all application
blanks had been mailed except,
those being held because the own
ers have traffic warrants out.
standing. Before these offenders can
get plates they will have to visit 451
Pennsylvania avenue and personally
settle for the warrants, most of which
are for minor parking violations.
The director pointed out also that
a number of car owners have failed to
notify the department Of changes in
address. These people, too, will haves
to make personal visit to the depart
ment and give their proper address be-
fore tags will be issued.
There are 1000 more automobiles
in the District now than there were
last year, Van Duzer said, and conse-
quently the Office will be much buster
than last year. The 1886 tags may be
placed on cars December is.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
Historic Lord Fairfax Home
To Become o. Country Club

Built about 200 years ago. the Co
lonial home of Lord Brian Fairfax, .
mile south Of Alexandria, Va, Is to
become an exclusive country club
with many prominent virginians and
washingtonians on the membership
roster. Already, such names as Sec
retary of the Navy Swanson, Senator
Byrd and Col. Edwin A. Halsey, Sec
retary of the Senate, are on the list.
Situated at Mount Eagle on the
Richmond pike, the old mansion-the
last to be visited by Gen. Washington
before his DEATHS now undergoing
extensive repairs and renovation.
When the old town of Alexandria
was under British rule and infested
with spies, Washington and Thomas
Jefferson, 1t Is said, found the home
Of the eighth Lord Fairfax favorite
rendezvous and there, according to
historic documents. these two patriots
Evening star., 1935-11-23
TAX|CAB LIABILITY
BILL TO Be DRAWN
Utilities Commission Also
Seeks Power to Reduce
Number by Half.

Legislation for compulsory liability
insurance for Washington's taxicab
drivers, and power to reduce the num-
ber Of cabs from 1000 to 1900 will
be drafted by the Public Utilities Com
mission. it is announced by Richmond
B. Keech, commission vice chairman.
He said today informal agreements
on these two moves have been reached
by commission members, although
formal action has not been taken.
When the commission issued its uni
form zone rate orders for taxis. last
Summer, the commission stated it was
considering such legislation.
A proposed compulsory liability in
surance bill for cab drivers has been
before Congress since 1880, but has
been blocked. The commission has
sponsored this legislation in the past.
Hearings on the uniform zone rates
for cabs convinced members Of the
commission there was an oversupply
of taxis in the District.
Keech said the plan would be for
the commission to refuse to license
any new cabs and that reduction Of
the number to 1000 could be accom-
plished as licenses were taken away
from existing cab operators for in
fraction Of commission rules and as
some Of the present operators drifted
out Of the local field.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
"A. P. Photo.

each" Richey said today. 'The boys
got theirs in the first hour in the
woods. Then they went after ducks
and pheasants. They got great kick
out of their shooting"
After the hunt the quartet was en-
tertained at dinner by Thomas p.
Bridges, head of the club. Suddenly
realizing the hour had grown so late
they could not reach Washington by
Z O'Clock, Gosden put through long
distance telephone call to Bill Hay,
their announcer in Chicago. explain
ing frantically the predicament.
Hay apologized to the radio au-
dience in behalf of the boys and filled
in the gap by reciting history Of
their careers as radio comedians.
Amos n Andy were still in their
hunting togs when they appeared be-
fore the microphone for their IL
O'Clock broadcast.