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The Washington times., 1935-09-25
Auto Service

ArVenbrIsht & Beavers rear 446 NJ NV ME- 1888
Buddy Hart Super Ser 3240 Prospect av WE 1872
Carl Motor Ssrv Open Sunday rear s42 25th NV
cruppS Garage $50 Eye at NV ..........NA 4IsS
Earie'8 Auto Service 1343 18th NV NO 1855
Charles Auto Service rear 127 F st NV me $3.50
Columbia Auto Top Co 1918 Goth st NV. ST 9527
Geo Davis 300 Ga ,......... co e422
HsnsIey Auto Body rear 1927 st NV. me 6I78
James E Murphy 1909 NJ st ST 9504
Winterize Your Car at Murphy'S
killy's Garage 921 Florida V nv De 1872
Lehman'S One -StOp Service 18th & K NV MA 024I
Raybestos Brake Service 617 Y ave De 96I6
KidWelI Auto Paint Shop rear 1l44 18th MA 1888
Leonard's Auto Service l34l Riggs st NV NO 1868
Merchants Motor Serv rear 1924 18th NE 6075
Old Dominion SerV sta CherrydaIs Va CIA 2578
PauI'S Auto Shop rear 1915 l. st NV. ME 94l0
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
Pete'S Auto Service 1ll3 Eye st
General Auto Repairing
Quick Service Garage 467 Fl st Sw 81 0052
Stands Garage rear 1897 X st nv
Triple Service sta 8l3 Fla av NV $3.50 De 4039
WadeS Auto Service rear 1928 F st ne II 772S
Winder'S Auto Rep 943 Hughes ct NV WE I295.W
Wrlsht'S Auto Shop 1907 Clifton NV CO IO2I6
BRAKE SERVICE
W s Pratt 1922 NJ st NV. .......NA 34IO
Brakes Refined as Low as A45
AUTO GLASS
8 Auto Glass Shop 1908 sO..... II OS43.W
GARAGES
Conrad GaFaQs 1929 Eye St nw.....ST s727
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browns in Pool

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. Is (spe-
ciaD Edward French, 11-year-
old school boy, was drowned
yesterday while bathing in a pool
near Dumbarton. He dived and
failed to come up. It is believed
he struck his head on a rock
in the bottom of the pool.
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FURNITURE
Albert Inaraham Credit Furniture ....... ~ 209O
Thompson Bros 1920 Good Hope rd SO u 05S6
Thomas GoMVaIss Antiques 2l2l Is NO OS27'J
SLIP COVERS
James Paris R2s n st nv Pc S2ss'"
Bethesda ReflRishInp shOp 1922 Wis SV w 2e22
JOhn koontz S2O6 Georgia av ..:..:... GO Ii7S
Reasonable and Reliable UpholStering. Repairine
ThoS KIna 92l Thayer av sill SpE Md ..SH 1884
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Rock Creek Citizens Hold
First Meeting of Autumn

The fall meeting Of the Rock
Greek Citizens Association and
Community Club will be held to-
night at Ebenezer Methodist
Church, Twenty-seventh and o
Streets Northwest. C. Herbert
Marshall, president, will preside.
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Decoratine-Paintins-
Paperinq

8 K Armstrong Expert work GA Eye ct So
Nathan Barton 9O9 25th NV
n berenteF 3714 14th NV ............. .AO $500
IesH BrIseOS Work guaranteed $40 End So apt
Caesar Short Plastering 632 Mass aV NV Dl 6oSI
Chevy Chase Decorating Co 55l8 Conn av c. SlSz
Interior and Exterior Work; Venetian Blinds
DunmorS 929 3rd Sc ............ :. IL S45O
Garfield Work guaranteed 9l3 Green st NV
] Hurd Rms papered S. UP 345 + NV NE zoSS
William Johnson Guar work 637 K st Sc
BENJAMIN Lewis Work guaranteed 800 D Ct W
Lewis 1922 lst NV gen repairs .. NE SS36
R A Lewis e23 9th At NV ..........WE 0645
c Miles 26aO K st nw,......WE 2565
John N ToJson e32 G at sw w.... OI $3.50
z Mitchell 2223 l. st NV ........WE 2O76
Rawlings Decorating Co $50 L st Sc ....AI I627
Sanders 1855 Goth NV .........D DI 0594
Paul Serene l243 Penn st ne ......: AZ lI7S
Eugene Smith Rms papered 81. 50 up III 9 St sw
N Smith 1924 Webster nw....... AZ 1ios
Thompson 922 Hughes at NV. ..... WE lgz3:W
8 K Underdue & Son 25lO Sheridan I'd Sc AI 5000
Eugene Woodward 40 Patterson INA IO7"
SIGN PAINTING
c Hamsr 2Os C st Sw..........,..'..Ak $500
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ICIeaners 6 Dyers
|Laundries-VaIets

Bon-TO Cleaners 1904 18th ne -. NO 5557
Community CIrs- TOnsorIaI She's 242O Nichols ay Sc
Economy Laundry 1855 4th NV ........D DE 366z
isher's Cleaners Dyers 2127 18th NV. NO 97S5
Maynards 2724 Georgia ave NV ........A AD 89oS
N Smith One day service 234 st Sw ME- 7S4O
HUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1851 Ward ct. MA 2s05
luwin Rug Cleaning Co 1928 9TH NV. NO $3.50
University Cleaners 1910 Wis NV. WE 3094
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing PAS 18th nv
BrI9usIio Shoe Repairing 1923 Georgia ave NV
Doyle's Valet Shop 926 You st nv
Fashion Valet s Coles prop 401 3rd Sw me- S629
Green Front Valet S05 4th Sc ........AI 0567
knlckerbocker Shoe Shop 1924 18th st nv co SI9I
Mikes Valet Service SO5 18th NV ME 724O
Nick ErricO Shoe Repair 1885 Pa Az Sc
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 Ga Az
Shoe TroubIef See Nick 1924 12 ne De i675:M
Silver Slipper Shoe Repair 733 18th NV hA S512
Charles Young 737 4th st se...........l u S528
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NOISES SCORED
BY SOUTHEAST
CITIZENS
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
frNAN-... A.annSa Alnna TAtfnr

Unnecessary noise producing de-
vices were condemned by the
Southeast WASHINGTON Citizens
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
Automobile Dealers

Addison Chev Sales Inc 1437 Irving NV ..AD AII
RIllhimer Z Palmer Ford Sales
Service Spencer hyattsVIIIe Md......GR 2oS7
BriuhtWood Motor $3.50 Ga ave nw.....GE 5s4S
Chesapeake Auto Co 1902 11th Ss.......L IL 1878
Crump Garage rear 1341 st NV
Emerson 4 Ormo II & NJ nw........... Dl 800
Handley Motor Co $3.50 Ga ave AD 5000
Ideal Auto AuctiOneers 81 Eye ne .....ME sos
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales l.
Service l130 Conn ave nw............. Dl 1900
l. p Steuart Inc 1440 NV
Pontiac Sales & Service .............. De 1900
Used Car Dept 1928 IA .............D DE 1903
Used Car Dept 1921 l4.......... De 1929
Northeast Branch l41 II ne.......AT $500
Olds Show Room 1901 IA ....... De A8OO
0Jds SHOW Room $50 H ne ....... AT 6202
N { Branch L p Steuart 141 IL ne. AT $500
StohIman Chevrolet 1907 NJ NV ......WE 1916
Wisconsin Motors 90 & NJ NV .........DE $40
AUTO TIRES
Better Tires Co 1925 NV Coed used TireS
Central Tire Shop SOL New Jersey
Security Tire { Battery 9O7 llth ME 9S7
General Amtn Renair
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CIubs-Restaurants-hoteIS

Abe's Grill 90S 10th st NV
Business Mems Lunch Our Specially
Aliens Cafe 1412 Y aV ....s. ME 95S6
Aliens Triangle Cafe N Cap-NY av nv NE 680I
BIItmOrs Buffet 1405 L st NV .,........ ST 9I09
Bill StsriInsS Cafe 1901 H st NV. .......ST 92IS
Black Gold Restaurant 500 10Th Sc ...... IL Ssss
BIuebird Barbecue Wine dine dance all night
Orchestra 1875 AM Route l South Of Airport
Bungalow Cafe Rathskeller 906 Sth Sc. u 1898
Cafe ROsalla 602 3rd sw Open all mite. .ME SAG
Cafe Toronto goth and SITS NV ........ NO 0l06
Camden Tavern 1889 H ct ne .......... II 1897
Chinese Lantern Mass av NV. ..........L IL IO033
Conrad Restaurant 829 18th st nw........ME 9I7I
0lRgle's Dining Room 1403 st NV, ME 1908
EbeiS Grill 1885 Wisconsin av nw...... WE 0363
GarVln'S Grill 2619 Conn av...........C co I0274
Georges Grill 1926 14th NV .......... co 9025
Grand Acre Club 1915 IA NV ........ME 754S
Hangar Club dine & dance Wash Airport MA I'M
Herz0S'S Sea Food II & Water ME 9762
Hill Top Grill 34O9 14th .......C co I0IS7
KaVakOS Grill Dine Dance 727 ne. u 1879
LiVera Italian Rest 1914 L st NV. ME 626I
Maryland Club Gardens Marb-o PIX Md Nj $500
Martins Sandwich Shop 24ll Nichols av
Mercury Grill 615 7th st sw. ..,.......ME 1868
NsW England Restaurant SIS Q NV ME 1888
New italian American Rest 9lS II NV ME 699I
Niek'8 Restaurant 925 18th ct .......ME 672S
Business Mems Lunches
Panorama Lee Highway Entrance to Skyline Drive
ROWe's Sea Food Restaurant ola l1th So Ii Sass
Strand Cafe 404 9th NV. .............. ST 8OA3
The Mayfair 13 & r NV ............ ST 803S
The Republic Cafe 9lO + nw.........ME 3757
Toby Tavern 1900 NV. .......... ME 9A25
Weber's AIhambra Cafe 402 ne...LI 8i03
Welcome IMR 1912 9Th Se...........,....LI II sass
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A A A Goa. Fuel Oil 1924 Fla ay ne. u $3.50
Barner Prompt Serv 35l 22nd 50 NV
Ss PromDt St ss ;erv eo Poplar St n%
Eddie Bell Ice Coal 1918 9th NV. 20 5I49
R Brannum 1928 X st NV ...........ME 0i03:J
CappeIl Coal-Ice Service. ........G &C S48S
Carroll Bros l52 n st Sc .....,.........AI a OZ6I
LLOYD Fox CoaI.IcS 9l7 3rd Sc ..........L IL 9737
Hawkins Prompt service 1877 st sw
NJ L.. % Coal del del same day ss1 25th NV We os45
Geo McAIvOy 1909 st Sc ...,.. IL $500
MoGes Coal Ice Hauling 231 Sth Sc Y 777S
VIM MeKutehin 1858 3rd st sw Dl 5OSl
Robert n Meade Promp serv 9l5 3rd st sw
r Ridgley 03S oath NV ................ME 1889
RInaIdj Coal Co $40 r | av ne ....... NO 1900
Scott Coal Ice del same day 725 cath st INV
N Smith Coal del. day S6 Eye st Sw
L Trotter 3lO4 P st NV ....,,.,..Ws OHZO
L Washington 615 Delaware sV sw. ME 1873
Weather's Coal Co 720 2nd st Sw
Special prices wood: prompt service
VIM J Watts 229 st sw.............. Dl 1910
WIN Wood 1917 22d st MISUNDERSTANDING O539
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Official Notices

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD Washington. D. c.. September
1S. 1898. Notice is hereby given that
tho following persons have applied for
licenses under the District of Columbia
Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. that re-
fore the granting of such licenses. and
that hearing will be had on such appli.
cations for licenses on October 8, 1895.
IN inr: ~ 2So7 susS14a s14 sehaster 1seS NEp TTl
Bungalow Cafe. Retailers D. oO6-Sth St.
8. E. GEORGE W. OFFUTT. AGNES X.
MASON. ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board
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PETWORTH CORNER

rooms. 2 baths: oil burner. refriSera-
ton. besmed ceilings. garage. nice lot: /
block from Georgia Ave; priced reasonably.
SAM ROSEY, NORTH 5512
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Florists

Florists
GARDEN SUPPLIES
BaderSOR 1 Co S2S Ind Az NV. W........hA OsI
FLORISTS
chacOnas Floral Co $500 14th NV. w..... Co 24I3
GudeS 1912 r st nw..................NA MA %EIO
Furniture 6 UphoIsterins
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WAITRESS. white. experienced only need
apply 213Sh Pa. Ave. N. W.
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MATTRESSES. also soda dispenser. Apply
Wash. Bur. 22R Bond Building
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SUCCEED-Make money: be happy. YOU
CAN WIN. Boyd SecreGarial and Busi-
ness Courses are easily learned: positive
results. time. 2 to 8 months: position
guaranteed graduate. Inquire now. BOYD
SCHOOL, 1898 2 st. Nal 2342
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
DESIRE THE SERVICES OF
AN EXPERIENCED CARPET
SEWER. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, 9TH FLOOR.
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and sts.,-oerOom M % brick rex house SHH land and
bath: sleeping porch: newly decorated:
5000 cash, balance like rent. See Mr..
williams at 1910 B St. 8. E., or phone
Mr. Clark National 3OO7
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The Weather

District Of Columbia-Fair and
slightly warmer tonight and
Thursday; Friday showers and
cooler; light variable winds, be-
coming gentle southerly Thurs
day.
Maryland-Fair and slightly
warmer tonight and Thursday;
Friday showers and cooler.
Virginia-Fair, slightly warmer
in the interior tonight and
Thursday; Friday showers.
Temperatures
Yesterday Today
4 D. m. go. 72 4 a. m. ace. SIS
8 D. m. .... "a 8 q. m. ..... 5S
Midnight -. 81 Noon ...... II
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HOME AND $3.50 RENT Bargain. Terms.
Owner. Or will rent. MA. 1869 ewes.
LOOKING for Hom0H See Boss b Phelps.
Tho Homo Of Homes" l417 X N. ".
Evening star., 1935-12-21

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, reg males,
solid colorS 3 mo- old reaS Toll House
rd.. Silver Spring Silver Spring 4u9-W
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RE|SMAN'S SERIES
WILL Be ENLARGED
N. B. C. Program to Feature
Interviews With Ad-
VenturerS.

? EO REISMAN'S cigarette series
on N. B. c. will undergo a
change Tuesday to include the
- regular presentation of thrill
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PRESIDENT CALLS
WILD LIFE PARLEY
Meeting February 8 to 7 Would
Unite Activities of Va
rious Groups.

President Roosevelt announced YES
terday he is calling a North American
Wild Life Conference, to meet in
Washington February to 7, to bring
together all organizations. agencies and
individuals active in restoration and
conservation of land, water and forest
wild life resources.
The President said the conference
would be conducted under direction of
a citizens committee to be selected
from the various States and to be
headed by F. A. Silcox, chief of the
United States Forestry Service. Each
State Governor will be invited to at
tend or to designate an official rep
resentative, and each State will be
asked to send twice as many delegates
as the State has Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress. These dele
gates will be selected by the various
State conservation bodies.
Although the definite program of
the conference has not been worked
out, the President said that among
the subjects to be discussed will be
the rapidly vanishing wild life, ero-
sion, pollution control and better usage
Of the public domain. The President
said the conference would finally
make definite recommendations for
closer cooperation between the vari-
Gus conservation groups. agencies and
individuals represented at the meeting.
He doubted very much if any legisla-
ton would be recommended He no.
lieved, however. that representatives
from Canada and Mexico would be in
vited to the conference.
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had awakened. For a moment or two
he couldn't think where he was. Just
at that particular moment all was
still. THAT bad dream woke me up"
thought he.
And right that very instant a harsh
Cav, cav, caw!" rang out right above
his head. For just a wee minute Bus
ter thought he must be dreaming
again. He wasn't dreaming. He soon
found that out. No, sir, he wasn't
dreaming. He had been, but he wasn't
now. His dream had come true.
Blacky the Crow was perched right
on top Of that windfall and was
screaming at the top of his lungs. He
was calling all his friends and neigh
borS among the other Grows in the
Green Forest. Already they had be-
gun to arrive. Each one would cav at
the top OF his lungs. Buster hadn't
supposed that there were so many
Crows in the Green Forest.
The noise was bad enough, but what
was worse was the discovery that all
this excitement was because of the
fact that Blacky had found out that
Buster had gone to bed and had been
shouting the news at the top of his
lungs 1t was a dreadful shock to Bus
ter. You see, he had been sure, abso-
iutely sure, that no one knew his
secret. Now, every one would know
it. 1t was no longer a secret and the
worst of it was there was nothing he
could do about it.
He wondered how Blacky had found
out. Do you wonder? Well, you re-
member that Blacky had suspected
that Buster was planning to go to bed
under that windfall. AS soon as he
was awake that morning Blacky had
flown straight over there. OF course,
Buster wasn't in sight, for he was
already under that windfall. So
Blacky didn't see Buster, but he didn't
need to. His sharp eyes saw at once
that some one had been raking up
leaves, and no one but Buster Bear
would do thing like that. And
Blacky saw an opening that hadn't
been there before. so he knew at once
that Buster had gone to bed there in
the night. And that is how Busters
bad dream came true.
Copyright, 1850
Evening star., 1935-12-21
TAK0MA PARK CITIZENS
HOLD TREE CELEBRATION
Christmas Program Is Held on
Municipal Playground.
Carols Are Sung.

The annual community Christmas
tree celebration of the Citizens Asso-
citation of Takoma, D. c., was held
Thursday night on the municipal play
ground, Fourth and Whittier streets.
After two Boy Scout buglers sound
ed assembly, D. Stewart Patterson
pronounced the invocation. An ad-
dress of welcome was delivered by
President Wallace c. Magathan, who
outlined the history of the tree.
Past President S. H. McCrory
switched on the lights of the 30-foot
cedar donated by the association.
Singing was led by children of the
sixth grade of Takoma Public School.
Girl Scouts of Takoma Troop, No. 81,
sang carols.
The children's program, as well as
the community singing, was led by
Miss Elizabeth Jones, playground di-
rector. Christmas plays were presented
by playground children and Past Pres
ident George E. Sullivan presented
prizes.
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~ USTER BEAR had gone to bed
- under a big windfall in the
Green Forest. He had made
~ himself a comfortable bed
there. He had done this Jy raking in
a lot of leaves. He was sure that no
one knew that ne was there. That
was his secret and re wanted to keep
it. He had gone in there to sleep for
the Winter. You know Buster is one
of the seven sleepers. Big as he is,
and strong as he is. he isn't able to
find food enough in Winter to keep
HIM alive So he sleeps through the
Winter. You see, food .sn't needed
then.
Buster had retired rather later than
usual, so by the time he got his bed
made he was so sleepy that he could
hardly keep his eyes open. He had
settled himself in his bed and turned
and twisted until he was wholly COM
Portable. Then he had given a long
sight of happiness. He felt that he
had fooled everybody and he was
happy in his peace of mind
1t was just on the edge of daylight
when he finally settled himself to
sleep. He dozed off. Of course he
would sleep lightly at first. 1t would
take little time to get into that deep
sleep. 1t would carry him through
most of the cold weather. He had
chuckled to himself as he thought how
smart he had been to fool Blacky the
Grow for he felt sure that Blacky had
been watching to try to find out where
he was going to sleep for the Winter.
Now, very shortly after Buster closed
Evening star., 1935-12-21

LANlARIES-Large, clean. heaIfhv maIcs.
females. Birds boarded Mrs. Seeds phone
columbia 4MIS lAAl Neutn
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HELP-DONIESTIC.

GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN, white. assist
with houseworE and care OF child no Sat-
urday or Sunday: stay some ewes: a 80 per
week Takoma Park resident preferred
Phone Georgia 03s3.
HOUSEKEEPER in suburban modern home
in Maryland; white. settled woman desiring
permanent home IN private. refined family
OF two; light cooking and housework: week
~ wages; excellent accommodations. Ad-
dress OK l36-X. Star office.
HOUSEKEEPER white. care two school
children; upstairs room, $50 mo- OFF Sat.
afternoon. Sunday. 90S Quincy st. NV. .2'
NURSE white. for year-old child. during
Office hours or full time. Phone District
1850 or Alexandria 367-J. 22'
NURSE. practical white. between 25 and
30 years of age. unencumbered. to care for
children and stay nights; must have city
references Address Box 49-X. Star ONCE
WOMAN. colored; cook. laundress, general
housework; S25. private room and bath;
references. Mr.. Peterson. S2l 18th st. n W.
WOMAN for general housework and cook
ing. some laundry; comfortable basement
room. $50 per mo. Call Emerson 9S07. 22'
YOUNG GIRL. colored to help around
house from $40 to 1890 in morning; 81
weekly and one meal. Call Adams "294
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Natures Children
Marbled GOdWit.

| When coming again to earth you will
be delighted to see them hold their
wings high above their backs and you
realize where the ancient Italian
painters got their idea of angel wings.
They have another posture in which
you will also be interested, the unusual
-, one they assume when at rest. One
leg is drawn up into the plumage,
the neck pulled in until not vestige
of it is in sight, the long bill held at
its typical angle, horizontal position.
The godwit is asleep Either in the
water or on the prairie, this pose is
held for hours.
The Winter is spent in Central
California, Louisiana, Florida, Peru
and Cuba. By Spring home duties
call them to the North. Here in a
depression in the ground, slightly up
holstered with grass, three to four eggs
are laid. They are grayish brown
in color with splotches, scratches and
dots on them. In South Dakota they
have been found about the middle OF
May.
In hunting food the black-tipped
bill is thrust to the yellow base,
stopping at the noStrils, as it probes
below the surface for the insect larvae,
worms and such juicy creatures, that
seek their own living out of sight.
Usually the spear-like bill finds what
it went after.
One thing to remember about these
handsome waders. While shy and
self-effacing, the moment one of their
own gets into trouble all thought of
self is forgotten. In their deep anx-
iety for the danger threatening their
unfortunate brother, loud calls for
help are sent out. Then, from every
where, come the others to add to the
din, to frighten away foes, and to give
aid if possible.
Copyright. 1880
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CREAM PERSIAN KITTENS two, males,
months. champion stock; reasonable for
good home. Phone Greenwood l521-W. 22s
Evening star., 1935-12-21

Una Furtiva Lagrima," famous
aria from Donzetti's opera, "LElisir
d'Amore," will be highlight of Nino
Martini's recital on WJSV at 9. His
program also includes lorna a Sur
riento" and When have Sung My
Songs"
The Corn Cob Pipe Club, on WRC
at 1890, will present a crossroads
Virginia Christmas cfsebration.
Evening star., 1935-12-21

Of his right over his head and so
loudly that it was impossible to sleep.
The worst Of it was there was nothing
he could do about it. Blacky just paid
no attention whatever to his growls
no matter how ugly he made them
sound. In fact, the uglier his growls
and threats the louder Blacky cawed.
This was all in his dream, you know.
And then Busters eyes opened. He
Evening star., 1935-12-21
PUPPY Is STOWAWAY

SPOKANE, Wash, December 81 Cp).
A mail pouch stowaway became
postal crews mascot here yesterday.
A postman dumped puppy. only
few weeks old, out of a Seattle mail
bag-none the worse for its imprison-
ment.
Supervisor E. NJ Elvigion said the
pup probably crawled into the bag for
. warm snooze before the pouch was
sealed in Seattle.
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EARN EXTRA MONEY.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE for large boarding house; wife to
cook and man serve table. tend furnace.
general nousework; room in basement. very
warm, and board and S45 a month. Tele-
phone Emerson 1899. 22'
MAN AND WIFE white. middle-aged. neat.
quiet honest wife to do cooking, laundry
and general housework for three adults:
man to drive car, care for aVerage-SlZed
yard and assist with houseWork viii give
modest salary to start room and board. An
ideal opportunity for responsible couple
seeking consideration in comfortable home
Apply 1926 Cathedral ave. on Sunday. be-
tween and L.
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ARMY ORDERS

Ditto, Lieut.. Col. Rollo c., Chemical
Warfare Service, relieved of duty in
Office Of chief, Chemical Warfare
Service, here, to Baltimore, Md, about
January IS.
Gempel, Maj. Eugene P. H, Chem
ical Warfare Service, from Baltimore,
Md. to Edgewood Arsenal, Md, Janu-
airy II.
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MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Harry Reser and his Eskimos will
return to the microphone at o'clock
over WJSV. Besides directing the
orchestra, Reser will play as a banjo
solo a medley of Cheek to Cheek"
and Top Hat"
RacEmaninoff's Symphony in E
Minor" will be played by the Boston
symphony Orchestra during its con-
cert over WMAL at 8:l5.
Evening star., 1935-12-21

GIFTS THAT LIVE-Pomeraniau puppies
penigreed; Giant King pigeons. winners:
ring-neck doves; house pets. Phone Clar-
enuon 2472
Evening star., 1935-12-21

The Chateau program on WRC at
$50 will take the form of a Christ
mas eve party for children.
Edward A. Filene, Boston indus
trialist and financier, will speak dur
ing the Public Opinion" program on
WJSV at 10:30.
A scene from Dickens Tale of
Two Cities" will be broadcast by
WRC at 7:30. Ronald Colman, Edna
May Oliver and Reginald owen will
head the cast.
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Bedtime Stories
A Bad Dream Proves True.

his eyes he began to dream. 1t was
what might be called a bad dream.
At least Buster considered it bad
dream. What was it about? Why,
Buster dreamed that Blacky the Grow
had found out where he was planning
to spend the Winter and just wouldn't
let him go to sleep. He dreamed that
Blacky was cawing in that harsh voice
Evening star., 1935-12-21
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

I'm THE company of his family and
friends the marbled godwit, also
known as the marlin. seeks his
Il living in the black oozy soil OF
the salt marshes, along the fresh and
salt water shores as we'll as the prairie
lands of temperate North America.
Godwits are most sociable among
themselves, but they are very shy to-
ward their human brothers, and at
the slightest indication of their pres