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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22
Ten-For-One Drive
 Drawing To Close
K. of C. Marshals to Meet Friday Nght-BannOn Is
 Named Chairman for Communion Breakfast

council paper, were U. s. Senators Francis T. Maloney of Meriden and Augustine Lonergan of Hartford, both members of the K. of O., and Rep. Joseph Smith of this city, a son of a former Grand Knight of Sheridan Council.
 Essay Contest
 Authorization for Grand Knight Cornelius F. Maloney to name a committee to conduct a Knights of Columbus Essay Contest in the high schools of Waterbury was granted by the council last night. The sub ject of the 1886 contest will be '"The Martyrs of Molokai-Brother Jo- seph and Father Damien. Details will be announced shortly.
 Nominations of officers for 1936- 37 will take place at the May 6 meeting of the council.
 No instructions were given to Grand Knight Maloney or District Deputy Robinson, who will repre-" sent the council at the 43rd annual state convention in New London Monday, May Il, at last nights meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22
Weor Any One of These and SteoI the Show for Spring!
 FrOckS

Delightfully."- sheer exotic prints - polka dots short sleeve printed tunics over plain dark in dark crepe with sheer blouse and gay sash; striped sheers-dotted tops over plain skirts jacket types and surplice types for the larger woman!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22

In an effort to stimnate Marshals participating in the Ten-for- One drive of Sheridan Council, No. 24, Knights of Columbus, Chairman John P. Martin and his assistant, John McKenna, have called a meet ing for Friday night of this week at 6:l5 o'clock.
 Chairman Martins report at the meeting of the council last night in the Columbus club indicated that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22

Bee.
 Rev. James Woods, Father Prior of the circle, will conduct the Ques- ton Box period, as well as an- nounce the complete plans for the annual Retreat, which will start Thursday, April 30, and continue until Saturday morning, May 2. It will be cid in the basement of the Immaculate Conception church and all boys of high school age are in- vited to attend the exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22

were Attorney Joseph P. AlIshausky. Joseph c. Coskie, Harry Kenausis and Joseph Maseika. It is rumored they are campaigning for the re- election of Atty. A. Alishausky as president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22
N. U. s. J.

Unit 25 of the National Union for Social Justice will meet in st. Margaret's hall on Thursday even- ing at 8:3O o'clock. All members are requested to be present for the meeting, as some prominent speaker will be guest at the session. James Coffey will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22
FORECLOSURE FILED

The Home Owners Loan Corpora tion today filed a foreclosure action against Angelina Bartolomeo and others. The suit is retllrnable to common pleas court in May. Prop erty on Houghton street is involved.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-22

So greatly did the freezing of the harbor of Tientsin, China, handicap business during the winter that many smaller concerns failed.
Evening star., 1936-03-05

AuuCllCC NCAtOAiOA eA1S WV FSA AVA @AsS@ u
In most cordial fashion.
Mr.. Echaniz opened the program
with Francks Prelude, Fugue and
variation," followed by Paradisi's
'"Toccata in A" and Chopin's Bal
lade In A Flat" Other numbers not
often heard on pianists' programs in
cluded Casteluovo-Tedescos "Ci-
pressi," Shostakowitsch's Three Pre-
fudes" and Stravinsky's "Danse
Russe," from "Petrouchka."
A superior technical proficiency was
made evident at once in Mr.. Echanis'
playing Of a kind which took special
pleasure in every opportunity for ex-
traordinarily feet passage work and in
this respect seemed to have unlimited
resources. However, there was an in
equality in his performance as it
progressed which was unexpected and
which resulted mainly in a lack of
clarity of both idea and presentation.
He was not always able to control the
momentum In bravura measure and
while one recognized an astonishing
facility Of fingers and wrist, the steady
evenness of tone was often sacrificed.
splendidly equipped as he is, intrinsic
ally brilliant, and with great power at
his command, he nevertheless allowed
occasions for stressing of nuance to
escape him, while at other times point
ing his effect with too marked inten-
ton. That he is an artist of catholic
taste was shown in his choice of num-
bers, which were so excellently bal
anced that the interest was sustained
throughout. His success with his
audience, however, was genuine, and
he responded with several encores.
The Cuban composer, Lecuona, orig
finally was announced to appear with
Miss de Ia Tore. but his illness pre-
vented him from coming to this coun-
Evening star., 1936-03-05
Cinema Fare
Offers Four
New Shows
Some on List Coming
Tomorrow Have
Won Capital.

EOUR new pictures come to town
tomorrow, one is held over, and a
sixth will be revived on F street
The local cinema program will then
be rounded out on Saturday with a
second revival this time Of reel
not seen here for many moons. The
bill of fare in full follows:
Loew's Fox-Bing Crosby and Ethel
Norman Groom the sweet and hot
melodies Of Anything Goes" with
Charlie Ruggles. Ida Lupina and
Grace Bradley to help the brewing
Of this famous musical into an hilari-
ous pot pourri. On the stage, Fats
Waller and his orchestra. Also Roger
Pryor in person.
Warner Bros. Earle-Paul NUM-
starred in THE Story of Louis Pas
teur," depicting the life and hard
times Of the famous scientist. Vaude-
vile includes Xavier Cugat's rhumba
band and those superb dancers,
Georges and Jalna.
R-K.O Keith's-Speaking Of dane
ers, the Nations most popular team re-
turns to this house tomorrow. Ginger
Rogers and Fred Astaire 60 nautical
but nice In Follow the Fleet" with
tunes by Irving Berlin and dances
right and left.
Warner Bros. Metropolitan-Regi-
maid Denny. Frances Drake, Gail Pat
rick and others soaring the stunings
out of one another in THE Preyiew
Murder Mystery"
Loew's Palace-Mae West remains
q second week In "Klondike Annie"
with Victor McLaglen as her leading
man.
L0ew's Columbia-Jeanette Mac
Donald and Nelson Eddy back in
town for third week with Rose
Marie" the operetta that breaks
house records as if they were so much
kindling wood.
Belasco-sinclair Lewis Arrow
smith," considered by many the best
story that gentleman ever wrote, re-
Tved by special request. Ronald
Colman and Helen Hayes starred, and
Myrna 10y in the cast. There is a
preview for late audiences Friday
night, but the formal opening comes
on Saturday.
The Fox people are jumping UP and
down and whooping lavishly today
=, on account they have cinched a per-
sonal appearance booking of Jack
Benny and his vaudeville unit. With
Mary Livingston, troupe of Arabian
tumblers and assorted other person.
Evening star., 1936-03-05

leading members Of the Montgomery
Players. will present a full length
program of monologues tomorrow
night at the Takoma Park-Silver
Spring Junior High School. The
school PIT. A. will sponsor the pro-
gram, which will include the famous
sketch, THE Valiant"
Through a program error. Helen
Fish of the King-Smith Studio Play
ers was not credited with the role
of Eliza in that groups production
of Uncle Toms Cabin" earlier this
week. Miss Fish has appeared in the
part at all performances. and will
continue when the ancient mellel
is presented again on Friday and
Saturday nights and on Saturday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1936-03-05
ages Of the stage. the film and radio
comic arrives on March l3.

ages Of the stage. the film and radio
comic arrives on March 13.
Fox hunters. or anybody at all who
is interested in hounds. will be in a
dither the same week. no matter
what their sentiments about Mr..
Benny's arrival. At the same time,
The Voice of Bugle Ann" is to grace
the Fox screen, a thoroughly appro-
pirate spot for fox hunting story.
Lionel Barrymore and hound named
Annie have the leading roles.
The Warmers tub-thumpers, look
ing even further into the future.
descry the approach of more Maj.
Bowes amateurs on the Earle stage
on March 20, when a cinema called
Brides Are Like That" is to have its
world premiere on the screen.
There are no flickers to 60 with
this, but. however, and nevertheless,
Mrs. Lydia Van Hagan will offer the
fourth of series Of 10 book reviews
tomorrow morning at 1880, in the
west ball room of the Shoreham. THE
American Chamber of Horrows. T"
Sweden, the. Middle Way and a
few assorted novels will be criticized
and discussed.
Maxine Mitchell. who Is one of the
Evening star., 1936-03-05
HARD
TO Believe
IT'S so EASY
A clean scalp without any work

- SAcon SS0aP Wls1O4C 0MZ WOl
A personal maid couldn't keel
your hair any nicer
Danderine is self-active. and posi-
lively does these things without
any help from you'll
A dash OF Danderine daily will
keep your hair 20 clean it viii
fairly shine.
There will be no greasy accumu-
lation on the scalp.
Dandruff scale will 60 quickly
because Danderine will dissolpe it.
If your hair is hard to arrange,
Danderine will save time. and If
you have your hair waved it viii
save you money.
If your hairshafts are flat a
wave will last for weeks. For many
days. with hair of any type. Your
hair will arrange easier. stay all
day as you arranged it. and look
better all the time.
All without effort! Danderine
may be applied any way you find
easiest - doesn't add ten seconds
to your dressing time.
Evening star., 1936-03-05
BEN LYON is BRUISED
IN TUSSLE WITH HECKLER
2OO-Pound Steamfitter, Who Re-
fused to Desist, Arrested in
Detroit Theater Aisle.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, March s. Thomas
James, 200-pound steamfltter, thought
it was a great idea when heckler in
a theater audience interrupted Ben
Lyons act with pre-arranged criti-
cism.
He took up the issue where the
"stooge" left of. In fact, he hooted
Lyon 50 persistently Ben eventually
called on his wife; Bebe Daniels, to
soothe the critic with song. James
would have none of it.
Lyon. exasperated, left the stage
to assist ushers in removing his critic.
Amidtswinging of armss James landed
in the arms Of a policeman. Lieut.
Henry Van Coppencle of central sta
ton, ordered James locked up on a
drinking charge. The actor was
slightly bruised.
Evening star., 1936-03-05

try. His works were included on the
program. however. his "Danza Gu
nana" played by Mr.. Echaniz and his
"Impromptu" and "Madrigal" ar
ranged by Miss de Ia Tore for the
violin.
An artist of wide concert experience,
Miss de la Tore is the possessor Of an
unusually warm and vibrant tone Of
dramatic color. She plays with au-
thority, her phrasing directed by
sensitive musical feeling. Her tone
lends itself to fine coloring, although
her instrument is not as responsive in
this respect as might be desired. Her
left hand technique excels that Of her
bow arm and is free and easy in agile
utterance.
Joaquin Turina's lovely "Poema de
una Sanluquena." played for the first
time in this country, was Miss de la
Torres opening number. The work car
ries a romantic atmosphere through
out it's four short movements, entitled.
Ante ell espejo," La Cancion del
Lunar" Eel Rosario enia iglesia," and
"Alucinaciones," which At times
reaches a rare beauty. Miss de Ia
Tore interpreted 1t with delicacy and
poetic feeling, ably assisted by Alfred
Yurdin at the piano.
The Bach -Kreisler "Gavotte," her
arrangements of the two Lucuona COM
positions which proved of grateful
character for the violin: De Falla s
"Jota" and her own "Rapsodia Gu
bana" completed the program. The
latter was excellently constructed and,
while based on a national idiom. gave
every opportunity for the artists vir-
tuosity to be fully appreciated. Her
brilliant Interpretation brought en-
thusiastic deman ndS for an encore
Evening star., 1936-03-05
ORATORICAL CONTEST
FEATURES "CRUSADE"
Catholic Students to Take Part
in Event to Be Concluded
March 10.

M4rc0 IL.
With "The Mission Crusaders' Chal-
lenge to the Young Communist" q
the topic, an oratorical contest il "a
be held by the Catholic University
Conference Of the Catholic Students
Mission Crusade. Students from oil
schools of the Baltimore archdiocese
are expected to participate.
Frater Anthony O'Driscoll OF
Catholic University is general chair
man. He has named the following
to be chairmen Of committees: Edward
Mccarthy, reception: Father Francis,
arrangement: Gilbert Demers, judges:
Brendan West, information, and
Father Reginald West, publicity.
The contest closes on March 10.
Approximately 1000 students will take
part in the elimination contests. The
winners in the three districts Of Wash
ington, Cumberland and Baltimore
will compete in Washington on May l
for possession Of the Archbishop Cur
ley Trophy.
Evening star., 1936-03-05
Cuban Musicians Please
With Piano and Violin
Beren-Brook Presentation Scores at Intro
ductory Recital Given Under Patronage
of Ambassador.
of Ambassador.
BY ALICE EvERSMAN.

concert bureau Artists which will specialize in the
artists
evening artists giving
the willard
Of
Guiermo
Evening star., 1936-03-05

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1936-03-05

Maxine Mitchell, who Is one of the
Evening star., 1936-12-15
SITUATIONS MEN.


CHEF-COOK, experienced sea food, cafe
terra. hotel, restaurant; sober. reliable. good
references. Address Box 371-X. Star of1ce. I.
CLEANER = Graduate National Institute
Cleaning and Dyeing wishes employment
Immediately. D. T. Spinning. Gen. Delivery.
Silver Spring. Md. 15s
ELECTRICIAN. experienced; knows D. c.
code; Al mechanic; reliable; now en-
ployed: desire to make change. Address
Box 367-X. Star ONCE.
EXECUTIVE. trained in sales, advertising
and promotion. desires salaried position
appearance. character and references excel
lent: age Al. unencumbersd. Address Box
169-x. Star office.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. white. intelli-
gent energetic. desires employment of any
kind: salary secondary. 2O3l N. Capitol st.
North 1910.
MAN. young, desires work. kitchen helper.
wash windows; call Sunday. Dec 1854.
IST-STENOGRAPHER, general cler-
ical experience. age %. needs work; small
salary. Met. 9335. Apt. los.
YOUNG MAN. colored. helper in bachelor
apartment. Call Decatur 37sI-W. 16'
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT.
Thoroughly competent and producer Have
handled the construction of some of the
largest apartment buildings and fine resi-
denees; as well as over 300 houses in d: c.
Wen known and highly recommended.
Address Box 324-X, Star ONCE. Is"
Evening star., 1936-12-15
CITIZEN GROUP FAV0RS
CLAYTON FOR COUNSEL
Pney Branch Association Is
Anxious for Continuation
of Civic Office.

William Nick Clayton was advocated
for the Office of peoples counsel in
a resolution adopted by the Piney
Branch Citizens Association last night
st Roosevelt High School. The organ
ization, which favors continuance OF
the Office, averred that Clayton was
'the civic leader best qualified to
represent the interests of the citizens
of the District
Allan Davis, who recently retired
as principal of Roosevelt High School,
was praised for his service in educa-
tional work in a second resolution.
Benjamin Meisel was appointed to
investigate parking congestion in the
vicinity of the Fourteenth street car
barn. Vice President Frank c. Merritt
introduced letter thanking school au-
thorities for lights on the parking court
In the rear of Roosevelt High.
Evening star., 1936-12-15
CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & dALBERT, mo,
s15 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1936-12-15
ROOMS FURNISHED.

| 18th AT ST. NV APT. 7O5--1 room.
high class. warm dbl. studio rul.. K. and b..
| refriseration; , girls. TULLoSS. Met. 1859.
1897 CALVERT sT,.Weil- furnished room,
! next to shower: gentleman Cleveland 2719.
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th ST, "
Desirable, newly decorated and nicely furn:
double 81 Showers elevators
! 1894 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 SO wk sing. rms;
double, So: clean warm. outside: 4 baths.
e.hw: car lines. men. Adams 1923
iocation; S att9aet1eiy a2s 1S m farnl double and
single rooms near showers: daily maid
service. 24-hour elevator: moderately priced
BEAUTIFUL front; double, @ windows and
Telephone messases taken and delivered.
.o21 q ST, NV ION Dupont CIR,
room. twin beds: also single room; reaS-
5722 1st. ST. N.W;-Two large bed rooms,
semi private bath: new private home;
c;h.w.; unlimited phone gentlemen only.
GORDON HOTEL. 916 10th st. NV
Large; comfortable. double room, with bath
twin beds oo. SIS double }9b SI3 snSle weesy
| weekly. 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service.
1881 M ST: N.w.-Private home; single
bath. convenient to downtown; reasonable
DUPONT CIRCLE vicinity, 1905 st. NV.
EsRenned Rem home; for gentlemen OF good
17I9 DE SALES ST. N.W.-Front room.
three south exposures. twin beds. near
bath, shower; gentleman: $50 month. 16'
4726 18th ST. N.w-cozy room: every
convenience; home comforts; in family;
gentleman.
CORNER 18th AND KENYON SITS. NV.
5000 13th-one double room. twin beds;
ssnttIIemsn to snass room with os e9nsenia
zoos COL. RD. N.W.-Large double room.
twin beds. private dressing room With lava
tory: c.h.w.. phone. Decatur 5445.
ALABAMA APIS. 1915 N st. n.w.-Nicely
able; gentlemen. North 1850. Apt 207. 16'
Mr., INTERIOR DEPT. THE STONE STEPS
20O9 p st. n,w.-Clean and comfortable,
single and double rooms with hot and cold
shower within walking distance Of Gov
ernmenI bldg. Apply 2OO7 St. NV Is'
OFF 10th. AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
limited phone. single. double; reasonable.
North 500. 15'
e3e7 PA AVE NV. Cat wash. Circlel-
sns bbdn. Ss Is ans sns sleeping
5OO2 3rd ST NW.-Small. attractive room.
gentleman: near bus line.
171s KENYON ST. Nw-Front room.
private shower bath, single beds; 2 gentle
n.e.-Large rooms, 4 windows; across from
park: corner house: rent. SIS and $50 mo.
EVERYBODY knows about 4sO4 Ga ave
Nice. quiet home with furnished rooms;
day week or month; quite reasonable.
Formerly the Deason House. 1900 r. I.
ave Come on out, EvERYBoDYS doing
it now. IS"
1900 MASS. AVE-Large corner room.
overlooking Scott Circle: well heated. next
bath: maid service: reasonable.
394 EAST CAPITOL NEAR Congressional
Library)-Attractive. comfortable rooms.
twin beds: $3.50 week each and UP.
LIS @ iI1a ST NwWSsings room, s1so r1nmins dnnhls
rooms So up: nicely furnished: walking
distance; good heat.
DOWNTOWN, 1O12 14th st NV. Apt. 3
Neatly furnished front. hct and cold run
ming water. next bath gentleman.
5314 KANSAS AVE. Nw.--sinsle room.
adjoining bath, shower; c.h.w.; bus, cat
service; Gentleman; S15. Georsis 05ee.
i7os ST. ..N.w.-Furnished rooms.
Gtnsis snA double; close In: s46.
Evening star., 1936-12-15
SALESkEN.

HOUSE-TO-HOUSE statesmen; TRANSPORT
tation furnished Apply 521 9th St. NV.
Room 2O9 between and 10 am.
statesmen (5). neat appearing. free to
travel for national organi2ation; oppor-
tunity for advancement for conscientious
men: training expenses, commission and
bonus. Apply Mr.. Goldstein. Franklin
PARK Hotel wednesday. to 3 pm. only.
SECURITY Statesmen. experienced in OBJ
tanning members Of board on high-elass
bank and insurance issue. Details dis
cussed at interview. Address Box 37o-x.
Sta, ofice.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen = We have
probably the best commission plan around
WASHINGTON. All men sell new Dodge and
Plymouth cars and trucks, as well as used
cars. For men who are capable OF meet
experienced in selling automobiles, we Of
Ter a real opportunity. Unless you are
willing to work our way. and are inter-
ested - earning a good income. do not
apply If you think that you are the man
that we want. get in touch with Mr. Adams
al once. Adams Brooks. Inc, S1O7 Conn.
wisconsin A1HD
Evening star., 1936-12-15
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

PENN HARD COAL o.240 lbs 10 ton.
weighed IN ID. C. EsE Stove Chestnut
SII; Pea. $3.50. Lincoln 2544; night.
Adams tisO.
wOOD-Sessoned oak and pine. $40 de-
llyered. Adams 1888
WOOD-Sessoned oak and pine, delivered.
SO cord; S55U half cord. Berwyn 337 .
Kaldenbach Feed Co. Berwyn. Nd.
FORCED TO VACATE for Government prof.
ect special prices on coal and wood. Ma
tional 1910: night. Sterling sO95. IL
GOOD QUALITY dry Tnud for sale pine
and oak mixed: Il cord So Il cord. S5 so:
cord. $40: delivered. cut in length 70 suit.
Call Greenwood 303S
Evening star., 1936-12-15

s BED ROOMS, with tray breakfast, onli
S65 each per month on End floor. with liy'
ing room . modern bath rooms: Colonls
home near WASHINGTON Cathedral sne
WestcheSter Apartments men only: refer.
ences EXCHANGED Box 319-X. Star once '
Evening star., 1936-12-15

4616 KANSAS AVE NV large from
room: overlooking Sherman Circle; Prot
Evening star., 1936-12-15

I423 r ST. NV, Apt IO-Jarse. brighl
room. adjoining bath; couple or two ladleS
North 4H43-J
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FARM AND GARDEN.

wEIL-RoTTED COW MANURE, guaran.
teed Wisconsin 4195
TOPSOIL ROTTED MANURE fertilizers.
cheap. Call Atlantic 5629, 3 to IL a m.
Evening star., 1936-12-15
ARLINGTON COAL co.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
224O Lbs. to the Ton
Bagred and Carried 10 Bin Fri

PERSIAN KITTENS al eoloTs odp9,s. pedigreed
times Gilshah Kennels. Shepherd "o5a.
scorIE PgPPIESs1PIices Esason.bl:;
Can Cleveland s744 1905 Rodnan st. =
ANGORA PET GoATSspecial Christmas
price. $40 Ashton POPS. IS
COCKER SPANIEL puppies black black
Nj Rainier Nd Greenwood 1851 ls'
DoHERMAN PINcHERs all ares after
imported stock; best strains in all America.
J. Christensen. 1916 Kalarama I'd
RAcCOON DOGS t2l,, ] male, ] female
$50 each; win sell TO earliest buyer.
ENGLISH SETTER = Huntstone- -Llewellyn
breeding: orange belton; year old. Wal
nut 1855
SCOTTISH TERRIERS: pedigrsedd; males
sno s norh Arinston Va
Quebec St Phone Clarendon 1245.
NEwFoUNDLAND DOG. thoropghbred,
WIRE-HAIR FOX TERRIER PUPS. thoro-
bred. beautiful. healthy males; reduced 10
$40 and SIS. sos Dahlia st. NV. L.
SSs ERR CS5s S2S s;uss Psaisfs aSd
frll Of pep. Z. Anderson. ~ Sycamore ave.
SfsednF 1877 4 X ith st TsEIs5sred nv Best of
cANARrEs: fine chopper sinsers. So up.
1927 18th ST. NV.
RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND. pedigreed puppies
Special low price Quick sale; Unusual
Pfa@SiiuI PhUne LeesbuTa va sM WI Mrs %
Croker.
PUPPIES FOR XMAS.
rs to Choose From Wires. SIS and $40.
Cookers. 500 and S25: Scotties. S2S.
Bostons sos. All A. K. C. Registration.
Defense Highway Kennels, Miles from
BladensburE on the Defense Highway.
Omen Evenings L.
Evening star., 1936-12-15

| 30 9Th SE-Corner home; single. Doubt
| rooms. reasonable: fine location. close Cap'
: toI Library. Call after ) pm. IL
Evening star., 1936-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
DIAMONDS

Can now be bought direct from the cutters
at a saving from 30es to 40rE See them
for genuine bargains. Capital Diamond
Cntters. 1905 @ 50. nv. District O574.
Evening star., 1936-12-15

LIQUOR SALESMAN. over 2l. Tor retail
store; long hours. Must be experienced
and ssend rigid investigation. Pull par
ticulars first letter. Address Box 3S-W.
Evening star., 1936-12-15

rm, lg closet. bkfst. priv; irepl.. phone
| ch.w.. janitor: employed adults; refs. sxch
Evening star., 1936-12-15

DOWNTOWN 1717 De Sales. T, b.. non,
SURROUNDINGS; jan: INV; adults: refs.
Evening star., 1936-12-15

MAN to sell major electrical appliances,
experience unnecessary; salary and COM
mission; apply between and 10 am. r.
s. Harris Co 1000 l4th ST NV
Evening star., 1936-12-15

1926 MASS. AVE NW-Quiet house. walk
! ing dist: automatic h.-w. oil heat: single
| double; priv. bath opt: redecorated rooms
| zoos 4Oth PL. NW.-Gentlemen or coupI
to share new apt. or rent room; SIS to s"h
Cleveland 4Soo