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Evening star., 1935-12-08
Young .Ces Joe held the receipt
4 old fang c7lok claimed the b'7de
! If story Of San 7,ancisc0's
Ch1natOgUn
by HUGH WILEY

SSASSeA$AN( AOA q Wo1hAAk 0lkAAs 4 CA
plored the empire of food long before
you were born. A large chicken does
not eat small rice. When you eat, eat
plenty"
Thinking of pound that she had
gained by over er-indulgence in gift of
candy that young Lee Joe had given
her the previous week, the slim, beauti-
full Ruby Sing permitted a slight
shudder to traverse her slender figure.
With smiling hypocrisy, WHO am to
question the Will of Heaven2" she con-
Ceded. Pork and duck and mushrooms
it is"
With the important question of his
dinner menu settled, Sing Yut set out
for his place of business, the Benevolent
Friend Pawn Shop. The door of the
shop was fastened with three locks and
after these had surrendered to the three
worn brass keys that Sing Yut carried
ona aleather thong. the proprietor of the
institution opened the door. Forthwith,
as an added ointment to the sorrowing
eyes of morning, he saw another omen
of good fortune which the Gods of
Luck, acting through Me Vow, dis
played for him. Me Vow, the cat that
supervised all minor quadrupeds that
infested the Benevolent Friend, purTed
proudly back of trio of newborn
kittens Here was a direct command
from the Gods of Luck: Sing Yut be-
slowed a quick look of admiration
upon Me Vow, and dived for the door
of little safe that was set in the wall
back of the counter.
1t was an old safe locked with five
pendant padlocks. Sing Yut's hands
trembled with the task of unlocking
the safe, but presently it was opened.
From a shallow '-ooden drawer he re-
moved handful of silver. He counted
this money and then he opened another
drawer to the left of the first one. Out
of this, from collection of watches, he
removed five whose cases were of gold.
AS he left the pawn shop, haste marked
his pace. On the sidewalk he headed
directly for the Pavilion of Bountiful
Harvests.
This gambling establishment, oper-
ated by Fang Mok, occupied two rooms
that had been excavated below the
basement of cigar factory on Ross
Alley.
. Answering Sing Yut's cryptic knock
on the sheet iron door of the Pavilion
of Bountiful Harvests, there came a
demand for further identification.
When this had been given to the salts
faction of the sentinel, Sing Yut walked
into the inner room. 1t was furnished
with single chair and a round table,
which stood thirty men. The clay walls
e room, gray with mold, dripped with
ure. The room was hot. Perspiration,
ed by this heat or inspired by the turns
ICuiC, HAPPCu AOul lIic IdScS Vi Iilc
ling crew around the table.
g Yut elbowed his way to place against
m of the table near the chair wherein sat
Mok. The game was fan-tan. A pint of
porcelain counters, white bowl, small
: rake and twenty stacks of silver dollars
rised Fang Mok's equipment.
his first venture, Sing Yut lost the
y he had brought with him. In the
d encounter with the Gods of Fortune,
crifced one of the gold watches that he
borrowed from the stock of pledges in his
shop.
.er another twenty minutes of play,
Evening star., 1935-12-08

misfortune, needing additional funds for
black brandy, he left his watch with Sing Yut
in the Benevolent Friend Pawn Shop. Re-
ceiving the watch, Sing Yut had written
cryptic inscription across the top margin of a
strip of vermilion paper. He tore the paper in
two parts, and he gave the Sheep one of these
with the handful OF silver for which the watch
was pledged.
With his morning rice, Sing Yut heard
fog bound freighter believing at the Ferry
traffic in San Francisco Bay Three muffled
growls, endlessly repeated and these in
spired chorus of answers from other craft.
Over it all, the song of the siren on Alcatraz
inviting lost mariners to stay lost.
To Sing Yut in his apartment on Grant
Avenue, it seemed that the voices of the ships
came down from the sky. Three and three
and three. This will be fortunate day." he
predicted.
When he had finished his morning refresh
ment, three grains of rice clung to one of the
ivory chop sticks that his daughter had
Evening star., 1935-12-08

n KIEN YANG. the Sheep, had lost his
family name in California. A
debris of fact and fiction colored
- - tho cfoyioc tbaf MAN roIotoI
Evening star., 1935-03-28

under its new policy of requiring strict
compliance with the law, ordered q
hearing on June in Washington, at
which time the station will be called
upon to defend itself for improper
programming, with its license renewal
at stake.
Mrs. Milligan explained that her or
ganization was not a reform" move
ment and was not opposed to COM
indorsed it. She said the purpose was
to make more articulate the viewpoint
OF the woman listener and the mother
on broadcasting, on the theory that
IAN ounce Of protection is worth q
pound of cure" The committee, she
said, represents % of the largest wom-
ems organizations in the country.
Among the proposals was one by
Mr.. Aylesworth that the committee
set out initially to gauge listener re-
action to commercial and to sustain
ing programs through the fan mail
which pours into stations and net
works by the thousands. Thus, he
said, there would be evolved a COM
posite picture Of listener reaction
which might be nodded into tangible
plan for program building.
All Of those attending expressed
whole-hearted approval of any mutual
plan which would result in program
improvements. From the conference
came strong indication that many
radio programs which have aroused
the ire of certain groups would be
Evening star., 1935-03-28
RADIO OFFICIALS
ENCLOSED SESSION
Meet With Women's Radio
Committee to Discuss
Programs.

Y YNBEKNOWN to the public,
and even to the broadcasting
industry, o group Of leaders
~ in broadcasting met q few
days ago in closed session
with the newly formed Women's Ma
tional Radio Committee, an organiza-
tion Of women's clubs to work out CO.
operative plans for a new kind of
program scrutiny that would influence
the nature Of women's and children's
programs on the air.
In this session were Chairman An
ming S. Prall of the Federal Communi-
cations Commissione M. H. Ayles-
worth, president of the National
Broadcasting Co.; Frederic A. Willis,
assistant to President William s. Paley
OF Columbia BroadcaSting System; j..
Truman Ward of Nashville, president
Of the National Association of Broad
casters, and Philip G. Loucks. man
aging director Of the association, and
Franklin Dunham, educational direc-
tor Of N. B. c. They met with Mrs.
Harold v. Milligan, prominent New
York clubwoman, president Of the
woman's National Radio Committee:
Nine. Yolando Nero, advisory chair
man, and Luella S. Laudin, executive
secretary.
For three hours this group discussed
the merits and dement's OF current
radio programs, dwelling particularly
upon medical, proprietary and other
programs appealing to the housewife
which are held to be extreme, and
children's programs which unneces-
sarily excite and agitate the juvenile.
Preliminary plans for a cooperative
movement were discussed. The meet
ing was called at the instance Of
Chairman Prall, who this month took
over the helm of the F. G. c. and has
promised q house cleaning" in radio.
First repercuSsions to the confer
ence were seen the very next day,
when the Broadcast Division of the
r. C. C. cited Station WMCA in New
York for O hearing because of pro-
gram 1t had broadcast advertising
feminine hygiene. Despite the fact
that the same product was advertised
in leading New York newspapers, the
r. G. c. decided that it should inquire
into such program activity on the air.
The program had been Cancelled by
the stations management the preced-
ing week upon receipt of complaint
about it. Nevertheless, the +. Q. 6,
Evening star., 1935-03-28

toned down or eliminated, and that in
the case of children's features which
have provoked considerable agitation
there would be a supervisory control
aimed at elimination of their horror"
features and sensationalism.
y X j. X
NIVIENNE SEGAL. prima donna
v Of many Broadway operettas;
Oliver Smith. tenor, and Abe
Lyman's Orchestra will continue
to be featured in the "Melodiana"
program on Columbia under a con-
tract renewal, effective April 2.
X y n X
THE Penthouse Party on N. B. c.
L will be replaced April 3 with a
new show featuring Hal Kemp's
Orchestra. Peggy Flynn and Harry
JAMS. a comedy team.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

speak over wMAL at SIS. His sub
ject is Can Vocational Training Help
the Worker?"
Eddie Peabody, banjo wizard. will
be the guest star on the Show Boat"
on WRC at 9.
WMAL will broadcast at GAS a dis
cussion, led by H. v. Kaltenborn, on
the subject After College, What?"
Norman Hapgood, Mrs. Philip LeBou-
TELLER and Mrs. Jouett Shouse will
take part.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

Eduardo Villasenor, Mexican conSu
general In New York, will speak dur
ing the Mexican program on WMAL
At $50. Angel Mercardo and his
orchestra will provide the music.
Noah Beery, Roger Pryor, Peggy
Conklin and the Tic-Toc Girls will
contribute to Rudy Vallee's Variety
Hour on WRC at 8. The dramatic
hishlight of the program will be Sat
Evening star., 1935-03-28
HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced must
be Al; salary guaranteed. Rose-Terry
Beauty Salon. 1901 H 81. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be experienced
experience to run the shop: win be com,
pensated attrsctively. Apply after IL
O'Clock. Q31 q st. NV.
and student apprentice Cali in person
after pm; MaTsarss Z. sshsst.s; Skin
BEAUTY OPERATOR. sil.around; Z I ,,,,u.;Iy salary
ses ses Nth MI Mack y Daylight Beauty shsscps'
BEAUTY OPERATOR, renned; good mar
neighborhood shop. Phone Potomac O814.
BEAUTY PARIOR OPERATOR. exp. all
around. Warren Elee: Co. "a E. Wilson
Boulyeard. Clarendon. Va. CLARENDON 2575 :
n,. ASR u s..ss p .
dress Box 1O4-M. Star once.
COLORED GIRL. neat. for restaurant;
night work: experience necessary. PARK
Lunch. q Laurel ave. Takoma Park. Nd.
PERSONNEL. sEcRETAhY: experiences
BOYps 1888 F st. NV.
sALES0IRL for souvenir and gift shop.
Do not apply unless thoroughly experi..
| enced. Address Box 294-M. Star once.
SALEOGINIS. snappy appearance Mill.
merry experience preferred; good salary.
Vogue Millinery. lily @ st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs. experienced. Sample Dress
Shop. 710 7th St NV.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. expert
enced preferred. State age salary and
church affiliation. Address Box 3o9-M.
Star Office 2a'
SODA DISPENSER. experienced; record of
previous employment required. Address
Box 305-M. Star once. 20"
MATTRESSES. all thoroughly experienced.
age limit %. size limit "a. Apply Friday.
10 M. Childs. 134O New York ave.
MATTRESSES: must be experienced. for
part-time and full-time work. Apply
Crescent Cafe; 123 14th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced white. Apply
boz Conn. ave. between 12 and pm.
MATTRESSES AND SALAD GIRL between
the ages Of 1S and 30. neat and indus
trious: Apply Miss Harding. Sholrs Cafe.
l:19 g st. NV. between 2:30 and 4 o'clock.
WHITE WOMAN. active; care for semi
invalid and two other adults; no washing;
dress Box 2s4-M Star ONCE.
WOMAN. reliable. to care for 3-year-old
child. Mrs. Green. 575S Georgia ave. NV.
basement apt
sAIEsWOMEN for dress. coat and suit de-
partments. Experienced only. Apply from
M: BROOKS q CO.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
"DOUBTING THOMAS"
OR
WIDE-AWAKE SALESMAN

l have decided to make available cer-
tain valuable information. that will settle
about the money that is being made in
Washington, D. C.. by worthy men fortu-
nate enough to be employed by Electro
am compelled to remain In my ofice
until 20 pm. every night in order to take
care OF our increasing business. You are
invited TO come in and look around. ask
auestions. You will receive practical an
swers. No effort will be made to hire you.
II you are interested. you will have to
are In earnest about the matter of finding
work. Before the week is over somebody
Come in II you care to: 1t is ok. by me-
! have to stay in the ONCE anyhow. Be
tween 10 and 10 pm. Suite 2O5. 1910
Evening star., 1935-03-28
HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER. white or COL
ored. rs to 40. city references; stay nights.
Phone Wisconsin 1913.
GIRL. young white care for baby. apt;
parents employed; stay nights; state age.
Address Box 36O-S. Star ONCE.
GIRL, colored. general housework. plain
cooking; no laundry; stay nights. 1905
Emerson ST. NV.
GIRL, white, refined preferably country
girl. for light housework and care of child
4 years. for employed couple stay in or
out. must have reference. Phone Emerson
$3.50 between { and m.
GIRL. colored. for general housework and
cooking; stay nights: reference. Call Wis
consin 1927.
GIRL. colored. general housework, stay
nights. family OF three. 4442 Hawthorne
St. Wesley Heights.
GIRL. white. g.h.w.: stay nights: fond of
children. Phone Clarendon 1925.
GIRL white. general housework. fond of
children: must have good references: stay
nights: S. week. Phone Cleveland 0564.
NIGHT-COLORED WOMAN. Thoroughly ex-
perienced with infant. good cook: care for
small apartment. part time: SIS weekly.
Call Decatur 415p-W after 40 pm.
WOMAN for general housework. laundry
twashing machineD; no cooking: must stay
nikhts. 1885 Monroe st. NV.
WOMAN colored. reliable. wanted for gem
eral houSework and cook; 60 home nights.
Address Box 310-M, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

urday's Children" written by Maxwell
Anderson.
Frederick H. Ecker, president Of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co..
will be the guest speaker on the "Fo-
rum of Liberty" WJSV attraction,
at $50. He will explain how insur-
ance companies maintained financial
responsibility during the depression.
William Green. president of the
American Federation of Labor, will
Evening star., 1935-03-28
SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

"AdUertfsemenfs Under this head
ting are presHmed to be from prts
pGte individuals. unless Gts ddreY.
ttsemsnt ctres hrm Rdms or o
business address or states the icord
Dealer. Members OF the public
uho fnd dealers maSoueradtng IN
this column as private indtutdudls
dTe urged TO report the matter to
Tho Star Tor tnresttoatton."
Evening star., 1935-03-28
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE colored. settled. desire
work: wife general housework: man. jsni.
tor. porter or gardeneE. Call or write.
N21o.A Mofgan le. NV
Evening star., 1935-03-28

LARGE DEPARTMENT store
desires the services of eX-
perienced corset filters. State
age and qualifications. Ad-
dress Box 66-M, Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

RADIOS--Used Atwater Kent 7-tube cab
met set. $40; Atwater Kent 6-tube table
model. in splendid condition S17.50; eX-
penslve Victor 10-tube set. with o beau
tiful tone. SO SO; also many others.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

sampled. l au-porcelain ice refrigerator
priced for quick sale Also complete line
of 1885 WESTINGHOUSE Ask about our
trsde-in plan and terms. Open evenings.
McKain's Service. Alb H ST. ne. Phone
Lincoln HO5O
Evening star., 1935-03-28
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
RECONDITIONED DINERS ALSO
AVAILABLE
WRITE FOR LATEST CATALOGUE.
JERRY O'MAHONY, INC,
9qO WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N. j.

NEW SENSATIONAL
MERCHANDISING MACHINE
AND SALES ST1MUIATOR
Bis profit possibilities with MAGIC
SALESMAN" penny merchandising ma
chine A vending machine that combines
merchandising and amusement: that sells
merchandise faster than it has ever sold
before and Keeps the crowd buying again
every time and has a new fascinating fea-
ture. giving it the thrill and action of the
fastest amusement game; rothing like it
territory. inquiries from vending machine
operators everywhere are invited. Invest
ors seeking large continuous earnings can
start in spare time. Receive cash profits
oTa. st des e9 I,ds Ter dstas 1nrn call a4s or r write
n W. Washington.
s45O--ROOMING HOUSE. "A rooms Rent.
S9 sn1nsbed Ied eiee son fh. sndieF GeFner well
rooms; near 18th and Mass. ave.
SS0O-Rooming house. 10 rooms, 3 baths:
well furnished: near G. w U.
SS15-Rooming house. IL rooms. 3 baths
nicely furnished hlled near 11th and
Grocery and. rooms. Rent. s35: corner
uros old stand .oh,nIa9 ASking sis5 Rnt g. Will
s4o0NLunch. Rent So. bargain.
s4OO-Gas and accessory business. main
his9Tfx r. N cHRT1g. TfeI galS aATL f SEPT gs:i4
410 Bond Bldg. 14th & N. Y. Ave. NV .
NOTICE, DRY CLEANERS.
Dry,cleaninE system for sale, cash or
terms IN Mantle % EeSm oT
will sell my Circle Duplex washer system
complete in good condition. now in opera
ton. Can be seen by calling at plant.
Phone GeorGia 9673. Rudolph's. 4722
Evening star., 1935-03-28

RIGERATOR-Grocer's 4-door re-
friserator. $40; cost 5000. Have no use
for it. =. Keiser's once. 551l Wis. ave.
Phone Cleveland 537l.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

SEWING MACHINES-Singer portable and
dropheads and a few other makes. $3.50
and up: all guaranteed. 631 II ST. ne.
Phone Lincoln 1922
Evening star., 1935-03-28
WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN. who can finance himself ten
days should earn S100 week, with unlir,-
tied possibilities: non-competitive; imnae-
diate results; fully protected. Apply sam.
pie room. 341 Washington Hotel. 20s
Evening star., 1935-03-28

SODA FOUNTAIN. cigar case. back bar.
and private booths for sale practically
new: price reasonable. z. J. Smith. 600
Penn ave NV
Evening star., 1935-03-28

complete. with stand and leaf; So so: Re-
built and guaranteed. United, S13 14tn
st. NV. Phone National 6063.
ADDRESSING MACHINE (ElliotD and one
| reasonable Phone Metropolitan 1903.
AIR CONDITIONING UNIT. See me If you
are considering installing this season
1899 14th NV. District 2S5O. 3Oe
BED-DAvENPoRT by private owner. 5000
ne. third floor. Phone Lincoln 3245. eas
BED ROOM. walnut dining room. living
room suites; rug. kitchen cabinet. break
fast set. vanity. wicker rockers. Sa03
BICYCLES-Rollfast ana other high-grade
gheels, Hszelton Bicycle Sporting Gooos
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. an sizes;
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. DI. Al
BRICK = BUILDING MATERIAL WREcK.
ING SALE from many jobs. TREMENDOUS
of as gaFda Tor Sous e
have what you want when yo9 want It.
conditioned nails pulled. srranged sceerd-
Ing 70 ize t2x4: 2xe: 2xs; 2Klo. 2xl2 in
doors sssh briet pipe batstubs % ,sdistors
condition-aIways at bargain prices.
Phone Ordefs Sdeis AaaHte i4oo
HECHINGER co Used Material Dept.
bS55 lSsh &, Ays sts NE 1865 sh Nebe, az As.
BUILDING MALERIALmLssrse ass,ortment
pipe, STRUCTURAL steel: electrie nxtutes,
10 Sud or Tep
bargain prices Harris Wreckine Co.. 1st
n SITS sc. Phone Lincoln 4093. e9-
CABIN CRUISER 80 #. very good condi-
Phone Atlantic a446-W after pm.
CAMERAS-We buy. SELL trade used cam
eres. Cine kodsks and projectors. Robbins
339 14th ST. NV.
CAMERA, Grafiex. by 5. rev. back. leather
new condition. first $40 takes this bar
gain. go Fern pl NV. Georsia 4a99.
! CASH REGISTERS. reDuilt Ike new
ment eSaa eSs4
tables etc.: lowest prices. Edsar Baum
Co. Inc. S03 st. NV
DESK spinet, 100 in solid mahog hand
mirroTs pfr other @ odd pieees e DE Dec eaoi Jsme5
DESKS. chairs. nies leather furniture
safes. etc new and used: lowest prices
Edsar Baum Co, Inc. 903 E ST. NV.
gains; used and new. we also rent. Com
mercial Office Furniture Co.. 500 Z st. NV
Phone Metropolitan 2430
DINING TABLE (handsomel. CHINA closet
d
Phone Adams 524a
DINING ROOM SUITE. excellent condition
mahogany finish, $50: sacrifice: must sell
Immediately. Phone North 1s2l-J. ,3o:S
! 18th st. ne. oSs
/ ELEc. MOTORS -, IS 95: q. c. ana O.
wound. new besrinss carty 1908 izth.
| ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Geonsrdl
floor model medium size. at substantisl |
reduction. Monarch Radio Shop, 1918 G
/ ST. NV.
! FORD 1894 Victoria black: 1000 miles:
/ Philco radio: practically new: leavtns town
/ Phone Atlantic 0454
! FRIGIDAIRE equipment for stores. homes
/ air conditioning units. ice cream cabinets
wafer coolers. motors. 1"3- 18th. Phona
FRIGIDAIRE cost $3.50: used only :
/ months: sacrifice. 500 cash Phone Dis
| trict 401S after Z pm.
! FURNITURE. odd pieces-Overstufied sofa
/ desk mahcs. bureau. rug. Adams 5322 w
| FURNTTURE-Bisss' John Hancock desk
Queen Anne chest of drawers. drop-lesf
pedestal table and dining room furniture.
maple bed room set. Oriental rugs. etc:
| like new. 4434 Garfield st. NV.
| FURNITURE-Double bed. spring and mat
1 treSS. upright piano. new elec portable
! Singer sewing machine. Emerson SIPS.
| URNITURE--LounEing and hall chair
/ mirror. complete poster bed small table
a AAk
Evening star., 1935-03-28

STUDIO COUCH, lift-up, twin. double;
beautiful rust: almost brand-new: cost
$50: sacrifice. S55. 2034 G st. NV.
TANK. COMMODE AND SEAT. new, never
uncrated. $40. 223 Upshur st. NV. Phone
Adams 770S-W.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS for year book:
25ee commission. Wonderful opportunity
for hustlers. Address Box 1O2-M. Star
OLD LINE life Insurance CO. offers wonder
ful opportunity to man or woman. Ad-
dress Box 3l5-M. Star ONCE.
PRESSERS. silk and rough; spoilers. silk
and rough: experienced; also silk Shipper;
references. Apply 1888 Buchanan st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. competent, and general
ONCE worker wanted. preferably over 40
Apply between IL and 2 Friday. at sos
STENOGRAPHER. thoroughly experienced;
permanent position; $75 monthly; state
phone number. Address Box 275-M. Star
Evening star., 1935-03-28


THOROUGHLY ERI-
ENCED SHOE SALES
WOMEN FOR LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOE DEPT.
APPLY IN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, THE HECHT CO.,
BET. IL AND IL, FRIDAY.
SEVERAL YOUNG WOMEN
for special survey work.
Must have attractive per-
sonality and pleasing voice.
Interesting work with salary
and attractive bonus ar
rangement. For appoint
ment call Miss Scott, Ma
tional 2616. Address Box
245-M, Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

ton. completely equipped: $500 cash.
Phone Atlantic 2466-W after pm.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.
GRAND PIANO, used for concerts and re-
citals; reduced from S425 to $296;
Midget upright. made by Baldwin. $l76;
small Steinway upright. carefully used.
$225; one cabinet-size Steinway. uprisht.
hall or club. S75; one 51z-octavs upright.
finished in red $145; grands and up
rights, suited for all occasions. at res-
tabiished 1879.
sAxOPHONE. curved b-fiat soprano. Just
overhauled will sell cheap for cash,
Charles r. Miller, Saxophone Shop. 1901
CLEARANCE SALE Of pianos and players.
in excellent condition: must bs sold tce
storage charges: S2b to $50: Smiths
Transfer 4 storsge Co. 1913 You st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

TYPEWRITERS-Clear sale. Royal No
8. $3.50; Remington No. 10. S17.S5; 315
other bargains. Come early for best selec-
tion. United" S13 14th st. NV. Phone
National 6063.
WOOD SS cord; well-seasoned oak pine
etc. cut any length; free delivery. Phone
Adams 3657-J. 81
Evening star., 1935-03-28
PERSONAL.
(C0ntinued.)

TRANSACTIONS. ENGLISH. SPANISH
and Italian. Address Box 212-M. Star
Evening star., 1935-03-28

ROOMING HOUSE and bakery. fully equip
ped Sold together or separately. Rea-
soma Bile. Call METROPOLITAN 6406
Evening star., 1935-03-28
R0ATS.

CABIN CRUISER. 80 f.. very good condi-
Phone Atlantic 2466-W after 8 pm.