davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Return Home

Mr. and Mrs S. j. Lane, Sr., have
rtarncd from Richmond, Va, where
they have been spending the past
several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Colonial DANES To
Meet on Thursday

The Vance County Committee. Colo
MAJ DANES, will meet on Thursday
afternoon, December 8, at $3.50 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Sydney P. Cooper.
en- North William street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Returned to Norfolk.

Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Stallings and
son. Freddie, have returned to their
home in Norfolk, after spending the
holidays with Mr.. Stallings grand
mother, Mrs M. S. WhitehuTst.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
SCrOSiS Club.

The Sorosis Club will meet tomor-
row evening at s o'clock with Mrs.
Eric G. Flanagan, at her home in
.hc Stoncwal Apartments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Home from Virginia.

Mr. and Mrs w. D. Payne and son,
Sill. and Mrs E. c. Finch, have re-
turned from Dayton, Va, where they
pcut the Thanksgiving holidays.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
C3ll Meeting Tomorrow.

There will be a called business meet
M tomorrow evening of the Junior
Woman's Cluc at 7:3O o'clock at the
home of Mrs. j. NJ. Peace, on Turner
aNONuC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30

Guest of Miss GuptOn.
Mi.. Sallic Lou Thompson, of Ep-
son. was the weekend guest of Miss
Lucille Gupton, in Townsville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Tuesday Club To Meet

The Woman's Tuesday Club will
moe tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
W. r. Parham, at her home on North
Ganctt street. at 3 o'clock
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
To Now York.

Mrs. NJ. :. Gerber and Miss Majorie
Gerber left last night to spend sew
crsl DAYS in New York City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Home Today.

Miss Mary Hayes Blacknall return
ed home today after spending the
holidays in Maryland and in Philadel-
ahia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30

Returned to Chapel Hill.
Edmund Byodie, who spent the holt
lgye here at his home, returned to
rhanc Hill today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Home from GreenviIIe.

Franklin Mills, Jr., of Creenville, is
spending the week at his home on
Belle street before going to Kentucky
on the tobacco market.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
In Salisbury
To Raleigh.

uf.: Cur,na Godfrey and Carl
,Ier.don spent yesterday in Salisbury
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30

The newlyweds and yacht on they married
T.
William
way O
is
both
T. Smith
February 1885. Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Birth of nal,nhto

Birth of Daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b Owens .nno,
oIe Dlrth OF daughter, Virginia Mae, |
Novemoer 10, at their home on the
Dabney road
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30

1oc Peasants has returned to Ra-
lcigh after spending the week end in
ihis city
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
A Oaughtar

Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Walker on
,Io the birth of daughter, Pat
rlcla Ann, Saturday. Nov. %. 1895
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Brewer Quits AS
State Purchaser

CONTINUED from Page One.)
the resignation of A. S. Brewer
and said his successor would be
named after conferences with
GovernOr-elect Clyde r, HOey.
The governor said Brewers sue
cessOr might be named late today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
In Greensboro

w.. Mary cambridge Bum spent
., .crd2v in Greensboro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
CONGRATULATIONS
& @Z|;{{I,[AB&RRRXl35
Birth of nauvh+ar

=. WI ana Mrs. G. V. Duke announce
ene Dlrth OF a daughter, Peggy Rose,
on November %, 1886. 90 -e'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30

Individuality is a newspapers life
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30

Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill, Eng
lish statesman, born 81 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-30
Hoey Has 30 Appointive
Jobs To Fill for State

Continued frcin Page One.)
Evening star., 1936-12-11
DETACHEDLS13 o5n

bus transportation rooms with LARGE
attic. slate roof center-hall plan. 4 bed
room. bed room with private bath and
complete bath with tub. on hall. LARGE
living room. dining room and unusually
large kitchen: large. knotty pine library
room built-in garage and lavatory in base
ment; electric refrirerator and plenty cabi-
nets.
House is 8 years old A real comfort
able home and in nev-house condition. To
inspect can MR.. NYCE. District 6nQ2.
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NEW HOMES
BARARYh N WOODS

Monthly payments while buying q home
ia beautiful Barnaby Woods are less than
the rental Of Q hrst-class 4-room apart
ment This is one reason why more than
been sold here in the last eighteen months.
We have open for inspection . Georeisn Cn-
lonial at 6616 32nd pl NV. and a
Williamsburg at 6645 Barnaby st. NV, two
outstanding architectural types that make
this dellghtful community worthy Of the
public,s eenerous praise. The homes are
daily between and pm
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., INC,
13S 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
Evenings Cleveland $3.50
Evening star., 1936-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

NEAR CAP. AND LIBRARY
5 rms. b., h.-w.h.: rented, S45; asking
81. $50. District 1921.
FIRST COMMERCIAL AT RESIDENTIAL
rooms. bath. automatic heat, very deep
yard. garaae. A BARGAIN. Phone Shepherd
4456 until D m.
s6,250-NEAR 14th AND PARK RD-A
large porches. Phone Shepherd 4455 until
Evening star., 1936-12-11
273e coURrLANp PL. NV,

recreation room: EXCELLENT location: year
eEehahse exc hs neT Ds Gs S5ce %
$500 b1An bHgaRBS s5e e5ossss Mo ine Taxes
Five 6-rm.. full 2-story houses. basement.
attic; h,-w.h.; sewer, city water; gas, elec !;
wilson blvd. clar.. Va. Va Walnut ass2 O0
A CLEVELAND PARK CORNER HOUSE
ut Hith bn nice tres tree, An exceptionally substsn
about 14xis feet each. and there is a long
porch on front and one side. The CENTER
bu Rhe is ons soCa of sSe e best
in the city Offered to close an estate. you
sHoEMakshss M Na ths pri1s 41a iR2tsre,t;ns LOUIS
Ad ofiersd N st % si1vER WITH ssS1SS sseSSo
SE% fSIes STiles5 to
rst.noor BED room. bath snd extra iofnSs lava:
tory: !: lovely BED rooms apd 3 baths on
Mny anusus aed oafs fsauE:!
Il TIoSsI Ssa sssd sS6l uNflE E3fs I'M PHELPS Ma
'IMhASS9 sTNdztoSW9 m cHEvY oHA5El : AR;R21H 8p
ss.,i1nnt Sns snTars h. from Conn ave on 80:
foomy; screened front and P1e rear I1Oe porehes: M
large. rsrtly finished attic fireplace
painted walls throughout. oil burner
electric refrigerator. and garage to
match house. Owner leaving city
Has priced for quick sale
:a50-NEW, DETACHED BRICK RESI-
DENCE in exclusive section of Chevy
Chase. Seven bright rooms two tile
baths. library on 1st floor furred walls.
oil burner. Electrolux refrieerator: front
porch Convenient terms can be ar
sHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1908 H St NV National o345
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MUST BE SOT,n

New. detached 8 rooms. 2i5 baths. large
ntfh ens stse n.es ros near both sgs
Park. In Washinston's most rapidly grow-
ing new home section. Price will pleasantly
surprise you. Csre-free comforts with
modern gas appliances shown by appoint
ment only. Dist. 7741. evenings Clev.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG LADY-Single furnished room IN
private home or apt. with widow lady. not
more than $50 month. Address BOX oo.V.
Star ONCE
m APT NEAR DOWNTOWN, in NV, by
gentleman. Govt. employe: state price ana
details. Address Box 241-W. Star once
BY ELDERLY, refined gentleman, not an
Invalid, comfortable home where there are
few or no other boarders. Describe fully.
with location. terms etc. Address BOX
cav. Star ONCE. IL
Evening star., 1936-12-11

ply 45th ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS. BATH
men. s Blds fppssFa pissries $44o Co. '0as Invest
NEARBY yA.-5-R. AND B. BUNGALOW
n'h BRop1E e-s6 EFeiEiss6sti9n eotsTsTEa EaTnSe iNe
National ss75 iSo7 Eye St. NV.
GLOVER PARK; 233. HUIDEKoPER PL.-
NeW rms" baths. recreation rm., auto
a951 Key oH d bss ssa
MOST DESIRABLE HOME. ROOMS AND
path: excellent condition; ami, hot-water
Rental. s55, 8 rooms. Kitchen. bath. oil
9a5ner ca bs s .sPsss besR.ss IN LIVING
and pm. After 5 cell Alexandra 245
sesi:det.ehed, osAS BED dfAoanDRssl Ho1m.? baths.
hrst .1oor den. Gear garage: rent rea-
''na''' g. Pom F. M1skEhsos slsHslses US / SON
s4os BROAD ST. BRooKMoNT. MD
ION Glen Echo car linel. min. walk from
L., ! ear.fare zone new 5-room. bath bunsa-
mace heat; electricity. 8 acres. fruit: $40.
r. o. BELT. Union Trust Bldg. Natl. 3346.
pas SHEPHERD ST NW:-sEvEN.RooM
Columbia Os3s. Rent reasonable.
sso7 FIRST AVE: SILVER SPRING. SIS.
eenditOn sec aaif ssssesea sssses
1ols pHa1Iss Is'5 g i S.S SsAssS s.h' nc $500
w0oDRpoE-2 LARGE 5:RooM BUN
sosh esp oa naus: sss ESoss Sns 1,saa c
vACANT-els. 5th sT. NW.-sEMf-
det.: 8 r. b.. shower. porches. Friuidaire
asos r.s.a niss .sss fPsnda con
ssaI m1d.rp.s ,s.hb b. e. 's1.. NE.-6 RMS. BATH.
,o3ai:. s1Ss Ina.rn 10th st. ns-e rms. inclosed
l: v s7Is Ts4sKrs issR sIl NC
ses.oo-S217 4sth ST. N.w.-14 R.. . B.
~soo7ssi::SSs Grant st. n...-s r. b.
s1s 11th 81. NV. "N Dist: Dist. 1855.
5. G., s7ss Ksnsxh. St. nw.WI1 ICONS rooms.
esosaI Pr soadEs 6 dins
643 Ind. ave. NV.
1921 sa ...s sth s.: M.wwDETAcaEP: !? ROOMS
ana o.'s' ss! %EsDoN saEsfs Efes SIS month
CHEVY CHASE .; c|pETAcHEp BRICK
bed room and bath on frst foor: ae immsdi. Ssh.
ate possession: in excellent condition. Re-
gufia ). H' dospoN Z sspSeo,N NATL. ss51. crEv. 1898.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY-1I RMS
b. nice DIST sSpd s1si ltG hosfk ssaf Mdsyg
ssllIA ssllIAgTIFyL NEw goME NEAR 18th AND
sGtomstic heat. s:csr gar. Nat. is5 sS5i. .00"'
INDIAN SPRING PARK. MD.-DANDY s.
porch. isiss W liyIns @ room, fireplace: 2 Ssa
oak noors, h;-y.h.; large attic with 10
stripped; built-in. garage; large lot; half
sSsa sssahs ss ifss ss.pS.1s s 9a' ss III rent Col 1911
SPECIAL oFTES Srr{c,!N ~ ARMY OR NAVAL
eonSass new l.4ss Ssssfssa Ssa
sss ssl T.sssi sssis 0
iss ssh. ss 1ss9 s9c:s. a:s OF sisso $50
gErHEspA-LovELY NEW DIET. BRICK.
8 rms. garage. on beautiful wooded lot;
ss. .m s.,l Tsas Wse. 81 sSi. Met $685. After
l36 NEWTON PL. NW.-6 LARGE RMS.,
oxToN so9Naon N.s i4ss sss'SRsS' dso ssis
A WIDE CHOICE or ROOMS AND BATH
NV location; rentals begin at $b6. Rep
yesentative with ear AVAILABLE for inspection.
National YSsNsSS YssNsS' szAlTTlEl Tll{ Sff,s. INV.
STVERLEY HIiLS. VA-5 ROOMS AND
dd: Ssrd:: ib ib'Oif min. from ns wasnin%sson. % II: 4.
MAkKe 4 Wash. circle. Beverley Hills.
0i6 n. c. AVE. Sc OMAR LINCOLN
Park)-0 large rooms and bath; extra git.
In basement: h.-w.h. Ami. Adams o243.
$50 LAMONT 81. NV. = ATTRACTIVE
S S1roeSp hSRs hSRFD %a axY Esf:Fspeees g. ss1 s.teer Per
1880 1MFMoRE 81. NV, NEAR 18th
ana Col. rd.-e rooms, rec. hall ana
l-cy ife2oss Rs 1. f.TS.o SoIsiESEsii Essisasl Hos oss7s.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
TABLE BOARD.
ApARfMENIs FURNISHED.

EXCELLENT HOME-COOKED MEALS. rea
eonable rate by week or month. Atlantic
1892 lilo st. ne.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
HOUSES FUR. OR uNFUR.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

TAKoMA-LAR0E BUNGALOW: NEARLY
new; good location: reduced rent for Win
ter. Shepherd c51s. evenings
Evening star., 1936-12-11
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

20-ft. brick corner house. g rooms. bath;
portstion: Subject to 81 500 building and
loan trust. Open to offer. Call Mr.. ORR
Cleveland 2302: evenings. Cleveland 1898.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
THE wEsTBURY,

THE WESTBURY,
THE ZEBULON.
14th and Tuckerman SITS NV.
:, Two-room units, large living room and
closets: earpeted and artistically decorated
nails SELECT apts. now available. S62. so to
HARRY B PITTS Co,
Representative on premises until o , ~
1919 18th st NV Met. 0in0
Evening star., 1936-12-11
GROOM, 2-BATH BRICK,
NV. SECTION-SS. .25O.

Beautiful Colonial new home with auto
matte heat; recreation room modern in
every detail butlt-in EaraEe: 137I5-ft. lot
This ts one Of the finest values I have ever
offered. Call MR.. PARKER. Randolph 4453
Evening star., 1936-12-11
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

fC0nt1nue0.D
SSi odIETAo3RfI sr. ny Eww2 io3. RopMs. 0SS1s
l,ahs, aaln, hsss nIsa gas refrigeration; $50 RAN
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH: RENT
lnsg0es now s47se e!se'f' rhs MsrdsV Aps SIS
Maryland ave. ne.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN pINETTE BATH
with shower: custom built Kitchen cabinet,
ete Corner sp s
cludes gas and electricity. Apt. "a. 300
Randolph st. NV.
3O2 NoRTHuMBERLAND--4 R.. K. AND
y svssbe E2RkIS saRfsh Non.h sssS
637 PRINCETON PL. N.W--ONE ROOM,
Frisidaire: gas. elec. phone included; S35
month: adults only.
1a1s 18th ST N.W.-3 R.. 81 $500
IaiS Lin; rd. n.e.-5 r, b. gar 1900
lsla a is5h 9ohss6N IS CO. 541 N Ave isS? N%
and bath, 8 5 St. n ne. cali owner. LIN.
coin O0s2.
315 18th ST NE, APT. 5-TWo LARGE
sfs5s foMs Gpy Pes seS ASS 81 st1r % peSn.
sRIoarWoog coURTs.
lo0ms taeesd Eectric ase Refrlseaation 1s.ni 80
s1sta n, eAsK sss g RD;-FIvE ROOMS BATH.
srene. sssRe ssuiss ony mG: party with good Esf'
house: $50 oAaen Asisn.ie ssssJ sss. n v" N 9s ne"
1899 WIS AvEs|s r. K, B. s42 50
-o-. rar1 M.s: ts 4so6::' J. Dec. s. ss1a q is 90
ls!2 UPsHUR ST. Nw.-1 ROOM, LARGE
kitchen, private bath: gas, elec. and refriG-
GRAFTON included: convenient transportation.
INFER 1888 18th ST NV ROOMS.
K,rehsn E.ni .n ana bath; Frisdaire on house cur
4sSs sE1E Hssss.os saoosEyslE ave E.M1msss. EIos
.FriEidaire Current Free,
bed roo Kitchen .nS 5S0 s.. Snps Hvass IHS%
'.99asozs 9ao4s (: oArRrrz. Dist. soso.
$4b-7a5 NO. CAPITOL sr.-3 R.. K, B..
SIS 111h TICS g. 3 NV! WALSH ESs:' Bisi. 1858.
f,,shsn i.sss9 az II, bath s.e. Tsii'efation See
l7s7x x Nv: WELDON c9i s.,, ao,,
TAlKoMA PARK. MD; 72l ERIE AVE
Priees rG 81 from ON $50 up, New apartments, one
s;hss5mostss sStonstie oli heat 'eDsais eIsetrle
kitchen; tiled baths Shower; ultra mod
fFn 81 OWEN asndFS wM f0G r Rp EHsuys sos Adu
Takoma Park. shepherd 1885. ~ ave.
Exceptional residential section. Hirh
,.,..a.s and bed ssr.S rms. Twin, r.
LOIS Ism e NV i. $1,000 o,as
4so5.17 ,srd ST. N.W.-THREE ROOMS,
water furnished; rent. $3.50.
11o7 rvr =. = Z y wAIsHE' a NC, .oo.
paowSr92%S apy' J, 2Cis 4HPT1sSe. a T. s W
-, Living roon bed room. kitchen and bath:
ELECTRIC Iefriseration. heat and hot water
-i4oz Z cAFRrrz. Dist. eoso.
THE wEsTBuRY,
THE ZEBULON.
14th and Tuckerman SITS NV.
Tvo-room units. large living room and
closets: earpeted and artistically decorated
ss9 ssilf ID SELECT apts now available. ss2.5o to
HARRY B. PITTS Co,
eis fs s. oa a% premises spt M.t els5
14o4 18th ST. NV.
ineiesed Ts hhvins TT 90 f.t 81 sas bath
Large living rm. bed rm. inclosed
porScn. large kit. dinette and
Resident Manager. 00'''
Electric Refrigeration.
100, 18th I. si: /: RUST sssIo;a., e1,; 500.
3217 CONN. AVE.
Two rooms, kitchen, dinette. bath and
rec. hail. 2 exposures on park: S65. fnciud-
ing al current.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

NEAR NATIONAL CATHEDRAL.
Semi-detached. bed rooms baths
nrt- moor DEN lear garage: rent rea-
sonable Phone Cleveland li56.
@. F. MIKKELSON Il SON.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

GROOM FURNISHED APT: sEA1f-PRI-
vate bath: private family: close to cars.
bHs: ssllo slso ,furn. sleeping rooms Hyatts-
MT RAINIER. MD. 1920 3Oth ST-sUN
parlor bed room. semi-private bath: living
room and kitchen privileges. cont, bet
Evening star., 1936-12-11

ssmdst1esd bris. baths
old, like new. Sacriice price Will consider
exchange. Dist. 2724. Col 726O-J
Evening star., 1936-12-11

Apt. 2, 2012 r ST NV
Living room, bed room. kitchen and bath: (:
electric refrigeration. heat and hot water
14o4 z. CAFRrrz. Dist eoso.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

IfVI 1GN I. INV,
Exceptional residential section Hirh
1 and bed rms. living rrli.. dinette-kit .
screened porch to S77.50
1913 18th st. NV. Metropolitan o1oo
4s05-17 3rd ST. N.w.-THREE ROOMS,
dinette. kitchen and bath heat and hot
water furnished; rent $50. so,
p. J. WALSHE, INC,
1107 Eve St w Natl onoK
Evening star., 1936-12-11

222 NORTH PITT ST. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Rental. S55. 8 rooms. Kitchen. bath. oil
burner. Frigidaire. large fireplace in living
room: Call Dist. 22S2 between 10 am
and pm. After cell Alexandria 245
Evening star., 1936-12-11

5117 45th ST Nw-8 ROOMS. BATH
eTiGk eTk ~, sepi-dstaehsa 3 @ garage. $50, Apply
ment BLDG District 374O.
NEARBY VA-5-R AND 3. BUNGALOW.
h.-w.h- elec. refrigeration garage.
BRoDIE & COLBERT, INC.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

IS. DENWooD AVE. TAKoMA PARK.
Md:-Feduced rental: large bed rooms,
porches. 2 baths, double garage; conven-
lent to school. churches and stores; Ike
new. Shepherd 3076
I19. 5th ST. sE.-e ROOMS, BATH,
seieetricity; large yard; newly decorated;
n. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th St. NV.
1905 RIGGS PL. NV, 18th AND 10th,
r and 81 rooms. 2 baths. S50.75; va
Glen. rear of St. Johns Church; double
sarase; S46. JOHN T. KNOTT. eIs r
Evening star., 1936-12-11
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.

NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.
4S06 Arkansas Ave. N.w-S6S,
Frigidaire Current Free
Apt. 303 - Living room. dining room.
bed room. kitchen and bath. Available
January l.
1909 K. CAFRrrZ. Dist aoso.
$45-735 NO CAPITOL sr.-3 R., K, B.,
HEATED
THOS D. WALSH INC.
Sl5 1lth st. NV. Dist 1888
Evening star., 1936-12-11

6402 BROAD ST. BROOKMoNT MD
ION Glen Echo car linel. 5 min walk from
] car-fare zone; new 5-room. bath bunga-
low: ami: garage: S51.5 mo- IIs
NEAR WHEATON. Md ROOMS. FUR
mace heat. electricity 8 acres fruit; $40
r. o. BELT. Union Trust BLDG. Natl. 1896
Evening star., 1936-12-11

(Formerly French Embassy.
s4eo 18th st.-Residential hotel OF 40
rms double single, private and semi
private baths. Remodeled. redecorated.
beautifully furnished UNSURPASSED loca-
ton; meals to outside guests also.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
THE CASA Iona

WOODLEY INN.
1853 Wood!ey rd-Master bed room. suit
able 2 or 3; excellent meals. Adams q523
Evening star., 1936-12-11

(AND ANNEXEsl. 175e r ST: NW
SINGLES. DOUBLES. PRIVATE BATHS:
PHONES IN ALL ROOMS: ELEVATOR;
INNER R-SPRINC MATTRESSES; IMMACU-
LATELY CLEAN. WIDELY SELECT1VE
MENU; GYMNASIUM; PERSONAL LAUN-
DRY AND DRY-CLEANING SERviIGTlE;' ERvITl;
fry CLUB PRIVILFGES-GOLF TENNIS
RATES $40 TO S55 PER MONTH.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

NoRTH CHEVY CHASE. MD.
NEW HOMES.
Heautifui In architecture and extra-lar
handson1eiy Handicapped lots;
oil buyner-atr conditioninR-au:eiestn
". II. WAtkEA 80.
ehoreham Bids, Natl 1850.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

1911 18th 81. N.E-5 RMS. BATH.
,oisS:, slSs m.a.rn 10th St. ssn ne-e rms inclosed
L. v -THACKEE; INC.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

1424 18th ST. NV,
bed rms. living rm.. kit bath,
fnclosed porch---S90.0 90 to S95.OO
LARGE living rm.. bed rm.. inclosed
porch. large kit. dinette and
Resident Manager.
Electric Refrigeration,
Evening star., 1936-12-11
APARTMENTS FURN. 8 UNFURN.

DEE ! f16OE Ar 1S.
Newly decorated, like new, one corner
and front apt. 2 rooms. kitchen and bath;
Greek Park between the Million Dollar and
New Calvert Street Bridges. 2410 Goth ct.
NV Resident manager.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

TAKoMA PARK. MD. 72I ERIE AVE
Prices from. $50 up. New apartments, one
and two bed room apts.. featuring separate
kitchen tiled baths (shower5: ultra mod
srn; laundry room. Exclusive. Adults.
BY owner. VIM. r. FORD. sos Erie ave.
Takoma Park Shepherd 133Q '
Evening star., 1936-12-11

GIRL. YOUNG. PREF. JEWISH TO SHARE
1918 K st. NV No. 1O2 Dist. 1852
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-ExCELLENT
location; / and warm. attractive rooms
en- bath shower; S55 and S72 SO: Frigid-
aire, elev. Adams 1852. Apt. 2o1. 13.
DETACHED HOME. PVT APT, 2 LARGE
front rooms, private bath connectlns. eiec.
i415 G ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN
private bath: gas. cleo. heat: neatly furn.:
Adults Lincoln IS32.
The Washington times., 1936-01-27

Boris Godounoff" (MouSSorg-
SKYE, was presented last night at
the National Theater by the cast
of the Art of Musical Russial Inc,
furnishing magnificent climax 20
a week crowded with music in
Washington.
The fine voices, dazzling cos
tunes. realistic scenery, large or
chestra, and a noted conductor, all
made for a production tn could
scarcely be duplicated in this coun-
try outside the Metropolitan
Opera House. All of which seemed
somewhat out Of balance with the
comparatively small audience.
The name of Alexander Small
lens as conductor should have
filled the house alone. One could
hardly realize the same orchestra
was playing that had been heard
yesterday afternoon at the per-
Torrance of "Coq dor" Mr..
SmallenS directs with a sense of
authority that leaves no doubt in
the minds of the musicians and
singers as to the time Of their
respective entries, resulting in a
convincing and smooth per-
Torrance.
George Doubrowsky, who sang
the role of Boris, gave a good
dramatic and vocal characterize
ton of the mad king although his
voice might have been more effec-
tive had it been heavier. He was
supported by a large cast OF solo
lists and chorus singers that
showed the result Of long famili-
arity with the opera.
The Looking Glass Insects"
deems Taylor, is the third num-
Der of a suite Through the Look
g-Glass," inspired by Lewis Car
rolls immortal story. the sequel
to Alice in Wonderland" The
theme shown above is introduced
in a queer manner by the flute
using the flutter tongue-making
the tongue tril while blowing.
The strings form a background
with mutes with triplets, chro-
matte scales, trills and grace notes
that initiate the buzzing sound Of
insects. The piece IS brought to
an end by a swift glisSando down
ward passage on the piano.
Mr.. Taylor gives the following
extract in explanation Of the num-
Der:
This was anything but a regu-
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The Washington times., 1936-01-27
AMERICAN
CLUB TO FIGHT
DEPRESSION

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 UNSO.
In a midtown skyScraper here a
group of direct action devotees is
planning a series Of well-timed,
strictly American, kicks in the
stats for economic depression.
They are limbering up the kick
ing leg and expect to go into &C
ton within the next so days.
At that time they hope to have
in full swing a nationwide cam
paign to mobilize the purchasing
power of the country behind
American manufactured good S
with consumers directly pledged
to buy American-made wares in
preference to competing foreign
manufactures.
Representatives of approximate
ly $50 industries already have
pledged their cooperation in the
drive, it was said today at the
headquarters of the group, which
has Incorporated as the Made-In-
America Club.
Many Individual Pledges
Capt Frank x. Eble, managing
director of the American Match
Institute, who has been in charge
Of the organization campaign, said
between 100000 and 100000 in
dividual pledges also had been re
ceived.
Within the next so days, he
added, the club expects to arrange
for a series of national radio
broadcaStS stresSing the benefits
Of the Buy American" idea and
the relationship Of such purchas-
ing with creation Of new jobs and
stimulation Of American business.
The club also expects to start a
monthly publication for all those
who pledge themselves to the
campaign.
The club is working through
manufacturers and industries who
have aligned themselves with the
drive. Cards pledging signers to
Buy American" are sent to them
and distributed to employees with
their pay check and envelopes.
Signing the pledges. he pointed
out, is purely voluntary, The re-
Spouse so far, Eble said, is most
gratifying" particularly from the
industrial centers Of the country.
y Leaders in Campaign
The campaign now is being
concentrated to reach small manu-
featuring establishments employ.
ing between Is and 100 persons.
He said:
Seventy per cent of the cOun-
try's manufacturing is done in
such plants and they're the
backbone Of the country. We
hope to line up a majority Of
them to cooperate with u.s."