davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1852 r. ]. AVE. NV.
Three e-story-and-cellar brick, 10 rms, 2
baths; closing estate. L. T. GRAVATTE.
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Vicinity Of
18th and Columbia Road.

well-constructed 2-story row brick
house. large covered front concrete porch
tractiye 2-bath. 4-bed-room home. rear
sleeping porch. spacious dining room with
breakfast porch adjoining, large living
trim throughout; cloak closets amply
spaced. completely weather-stripped and
Insulated efhcient gas heating unit: light
cellar under entire house. containing COM
plete bath and laundry; long reception
hall with wide stairway; French doors
closing OF dining room; brick garage. large
back yard flower gardens; light kitchen;
attractively terraced lawn. f1ne loca-
ton in q quiet street. Owner has set q
price that means quick sale.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
7Sa 18th Street NV. District $3.50.
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FOuR-ACRE ESTATE

Adjacent to large estates on the Rock
Vile pike. 1ust beyond Bethesda. is this
and privacy only a place like this can give
This property is improved with two houses
a main house Of masonry construction with
tile roof containing seven rooms and bath
including bed rooms t2 on the first floor. !.
and cottage of rooms and bath. located
on the rear OF the property away from the
and anGscanad nrovidino are herrsin Woousu .st
ting. Every modern convenience is avail
able. Garage for cars. tool house. chicken
may be divided into two parcels: the main
house with 2l4 acres and the cottage with
Ia acres. There Is not another oppor-
tunitv like this in this area
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
Natl 1900 I01o 18th ST NV
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Chew Chase MARYLAND

loniai has been completely redecorated
both interior and exterior; There are six
rooms and bath. thoroughly modern. The
8O-foot lot has been beautifully land
scaped and an attractive pool completes
a lovely picture. Let us show you what
we believe to be the house OF the month
in this price field.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
RENT-FARMS.

BETWEEN BETHESDA AND ROCKVIII.E
Md. 75 acres. about half clear for cultivs.
ton; 6-room house and sheds: no plumbing
S45. Call M. J. LUCHS, National 2345.
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LESS THAN So 600
BUILDERS SACRIFICE.
MICHIGAN PARK,
GLOVER PARK

Are you looking for an inexpensive
two--located in popular Glover Park;
nearly new. B. n. Gruver built. Six
rooms tile bath. 2 porches. oak floors.
elec. refrigeration. b.-i garage; near bus.
grade and high schools. Terms. Please
call Mr. MALONEY, Cleveland 7649. or
for sale by any broker
Evening star., 1936-08-21
RAPGATN-N -ONIy "a 3,

Semi 8 rooms bath. h.-v.h,
elec.. gar. Rented for S47 so. Natl sa49
RENT. $3.50 PER YEAR: PRICE 81. .650-
6-room and bath. mi. garage; near Tech
High School; white tenants; LIST trust,
S4 900
Rent. $500 per year: price s415o-T-r
and b.; near ball park; colored
. Rent. $50 year: price. $50 00o-10
h-room houses. sw.; all rented; trust,
$4,000: good rental proposition.
I
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SALE--LOTS.

IDEAL HOME SITE. 5Ox15O; VICINITY OF
18th and Otis SITS. ne; must sell at as
sesSed valuation. Adams 1886
FOREST HILLS-WOODED SITE, Sc FT.
frcnt: large oaks and fine dogwood, all
PHILLIPS & CANDY.
1012 18th St. National 1900.
LYON PARK, VA-LOT 40xI5O: REASON
ably priced for cash; residential section;
cleo. water and gas available. Walnut s955.
NICE BUILDING LOTS, 5ox14O. FOR 5000
and up; located near Mt. Vernon Boule
ward. with view of Potomac River. Easy
terms. Can arrange finance for building
home. Address Box 1917. Star ONCE.
ON HIGHEST POINT OF LEDGEMOOR Dis
trict. 65x130. Price, 81 900. OWNER.
National O2sO or Cleveland 7S49.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION
20 lots, Section OF new houses. Bethesda.
Nd. $500 per lot Will sell on reasonable
terms to responsible persons
ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 st. NV. District 1900.
ONE OF THE BEST LOTS IN 18th ST.
Heights. size 7Sxl30; close to 18th and
Colorado ave. Will sacrifice at 80 cents
THos.. e. FARRELL CO., REALTORS.
T21 10th ST. NV. National 0765.
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
NORTHEAST SFCTTON

IRVING ST. NV. NEAR SOLDIERS
Home-Modern 6-roOm brick. h.-w.h.
$500 bldg. loan. Can rent for $3.50.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO. NET 54O0
Evening star., 1936-08-21

SS45O-DETACHED CHEVY CHASE
Beautifully situated on a large wooded
lot in the Leland section of Chevy Chase,
handy to schools and every convenience.
The house has six big bright rooms. private
side living porch; beautiful hardwood floors.
newest type equipment throuehout; garage
and pretty shrubbery A big value and
r. NJ HOOKER. Metropolitan o663.
Evenings. to 9. Call Emerson 1915.
S6.75O-EASY TERMS.
rooms. rear porches; NV. close TO
Georgia ave. Transportation. stores.
churches, schools. An excellent buy, $40
Madison st. NV. Drive out or call Mr.,
fAs'0e VIM VIM. NJ. THRocKMoRToN.
Investment Bldg. District 5000.
S'o few doors 1s" from from this SeaStiful
venience. Brick construction: six large
rooms and bath. rear porches. hot.
water heat and garage. A wonderful
s7,7sSMsTx.RooM BUNGALOW IN
nessied amid h eish5een t oFs iarse shade srees,
Lot 6OxI5O feet, WEST OF CONN AVE
Three bed rooms. tile bath. bot-water
heat. fireplace. garage. just put in
perfect condition. Immediate posses
Sion and EASY TERMS.
s115331DETACaEP 31.IH coLoM,IIAn BRICK *
home with six large rooms. two baths,
sleeping porch. finished attic, front
porch. modern gas furnace. elec. re-
frigerator and garage. Very attractive
and well worth the price. Financed for
II years, without renewal cost. VIII
SHANNON 4 IUcHs CO.
150S II ET NV MATT, D14k
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Brick dwelling. q rooms bath h-wh
electricity. front and rear pOrches; rent,
$40 per month: colored tenant. Price.
mont ave. Metropolitan 5000.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
BARGAIN-NEAR
TECH HIGH SCHOOL.

900 BLOCK BRYANT ST. NE
dit,on; will make a good investment. as
well as a home; only SIS 900. Call Mr..
Guiffre, Met. 2S"7. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
IN1N ons Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1936-08-21
LEO V. GLORIUS.
1913 18th St District 1905
A GOOD INCOME WITH sAFFTyi

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
8: :500-Substantial six-Toom and bath
brick in good, clean. rental neighbor-
hood. Rented at $50 per month. For
sale to settle estate
s.. OQO-zBrick two-famiiy nat 90 feet
Eloe. fronting on commercial thorough
rare in northwest. Five and six rooms
ana bath. respectively. separate en-
frances and heating plants, Rental. $50
per month Estate sale
SIG, 150-NEW. ONE-STORY CHAIN
STORE; brick construction. 30x9O feet
fronting on main thoroughfare in Silver
spring; Leased for five years straight.
WIN nve-year renewal privilege at
Sl,h2O per year. Will net l2G return
on investment. Terms.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
l2O5 n 81. NV. National 2345
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CORP.

14lS II St NV. District ~.
76O3-5 10th ST. NV.
JUST BEING COMPLETED.
Very attractive detached homes. Six bed
rooms. four baths, oil heat. porches, brick
two-car sara ges: lots so by 14a each. 120-
foot street Az feet Govt parking Inspect
any time Open and iirhted until O'Clock.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY
CORP,
AIS II 81 NV District ISL.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
GLOVER PARK,

Located in prettiest part OF this deslr-
able section attractive 6-room brick home,
practically new; 3 large porches. inclosed
sleeping porch. tile bath built-in tub and
shower: modern kitchen with built-in IRON
ing board deep lot and detached garage.
Terms. $3.50 cash. balance $50 month. For
Mr.. BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
Beautiful semi-detached tapestry brick
home containing large rooms , tiled
baths. den. open fireplace. built-ln garage
and storage space in attic. This property
new-house condition and demands your
inspection. The price and terms Will
prise you.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
THOS. z. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS
T2l 10th St NV National O765

Two attractive apartment buildings:
gross monthly rental. S195; 81 900 cash
needed. will finance balance. For informa-
Evening star., 1936-08-21

TAKoMA PARK. MD. 317 HOLLY AVE
New detached brick bungalow, 3 rooms
modern; unusual kitchen. large attic, gear
built-tn garage. h.-w.h. wooded lot, 50x
1872; ~ block school, S5 $50: $1,000 cash.
terms ike rent. Owner and builder. 20'
WANT TO SELL MY BEAUTIFUL MODERN
bungalow Who will buy it? Terms Ad-
dress Box 69-C, Star ONCE o3s
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SALE OK RENT-sUBURBAN.

90 TAYLOR AVE. RIvERDALE MD
New S-rm bungalow, ali modern improve
ments. Price. $500. Convenient term
arranged.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
WANTED-LOTS,

Have buyers for several brick building
sites in D. c.. nearby Md and Va. State
price and location. Address Box 60-C. Star
office.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
B. H. GRUVER,
Nup nriidar Natioroi Jc21

Owner Builder. National 1897.
33 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
3-story pressed-brick dwelling Q rooms
q bed rooms bath, electricity. Frigidaire:
restricted neighborhood Sacrifice price.
Vacant. II. H. CARTER, 3Oo Inv. Blog.,
Evening star., 1936-08-21

JUST NORTH 18th AND COL. RID.
Groom modern brick. living room, 26x15
It.; 2-car brick garage; electric refrigera-
tion; excellent condition. OFFER WANTED.
Federal loan II desired.
FISCHER g. CO..
9O7 18th st. Met. O045 or Col 72RO-J
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1910 X st. wv National 0334.
DETACHED CORNER-s6 $50

Easy terms. buys a Groom detached
corner brick house; nice lot; both street
and alley paved: front and rear porches:
hot-water heat: house completely recon
ditioned. 200. Bryant ST. ne. between
Lincoln I'd. and 4th ST..
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR,
Evening star., 1936-08-21
RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
RENT-SHOPS.

FURNISHED DESK SPACE. LARGE LIGHT
once; good location: reasonable. Metro.
polltan 1858. Office hours als
Evening star., 1936-08-21

$6,25O TO $7,750.
EXHIBIT HOUSE FURNISHED.
2319 N. NOTTINGHAM ST,
Arlington County, Va.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
These homes are proving themselves the
most popular houses built In this c0nven-
lent location In q long time. Ming have
just been sold. Finest of all brick con-
struction on corner acre lots: brick ga
RACES. city conveniences and Electrolux re-
Drive out Lee Hishway to 5000 block.
just past the Robert E. Lee School. to
our sign.
A. s. GARDINER,
1910 K st. NV. National 0334.
Excellent NV. Location.
New detached brick home. furred walls.
rock wool Insulation. bed rooms, baths.
automatic heat. detached brick garage;
price. SI0.95O. Call Cleveland 0329.
DETACHED CORNER,
CHEVY CHASE, DC.
In a beautiful setting just west Of Conn.
ave-; center-hall plan, spacious rooms;
bed rooms, 3 baths, large porches, attic.
OIL heat. rare shrubbery. Attractive price.
" NATIONAL 1858.
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1900 LAMONT ST. NV.

Living room. bed room. din
cite. kitchen bath. porch.--S60 90
Overlooks Rock Creei. Park
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
RENT-OFFTCES.

I16 Bird NE-BAsEMENT APARTMENT.
3 rooms, bath. for office of doctor or den
tist: fine section Of ne. near Capitol; all
conveniences. 2os
Evening star., 1936-08-21

Mr.. PLEAsANT-S6,OOO
able Tor 3 families: hardwood hoofs
throuehout; garage with roof deck.
CAYWOOp BROS. 4 GARRETT. INC.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
WANTED-INVESTMENT PROP
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

?27. 1lth ST. NW.-BEAUTY SHOP OR
kindred business: rooms and bath, heat
furnished; entire second floor: S100 per
month
Can FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD. Met. 27I3.
Evening star., 1936-08-21
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Evening star., 1936-08-14
EMBEzZLE LEMENT CHARGE
HOLDS PEACE PLAN MAN

Charles F. Gilman, who described
himself as president of the United
States Division, World Vigilane, Inc,
was held under $500 bond in Police
Court today on a charge of embeZling
S5281 from Louis Sislem, 108 E
street southeast, as subscription to
the Vigilance group.
Gilman was arrested by Defective
Sergt. C. C. Stepp of the check squad
yesterday. He was said to have head
quarters in downtown hotel, from
which contributions we're solicited for
world peace plan to be submitted
to the League of Nations.
Gillman's letterheads quoted Henry
Ford and other distinguished men on
their views for maintaining peace He
was said to be the author of the
'Vigilance" plan.
Evening star., 1936-08-14
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Kreisler's Cradle Sorg," made IA
nous by Geraldine Farrar in 1915,
will be Marion TaIley's feature solo
during her recital on WRC at 9. She
also will sing Vienna, City of My
Dreams" and Handels "Oh, Had I
Jubals Lyre."
Richard Bonelli Metropolitan Opera
baritones B. A. Rolfe and his nrches-
ira and the Men About Town, substi-
Evening star., 1936-08-14

President Roosevelt's foreign affairs
speech in Cnautauqua, N. Y, Will be
broadcast by WJSV and WMAL at Z.
The broadcast will ORIGINATE i'll the
amphitheater of the Chautaqua In
Stitution.
Anne Sothern and Gene Raymond
will preview heir latest picture,
walking on Ait" during Dick Pow
ellis Hollywood Hotel" program on
WJSV at 8.
Evening star., 1936-08-14

tuting for Fred Warnings Pennsyl-
vanians, will present a program of
popular music on WMAL at 8. Bo-
nelli's selections will be Come to the
Fair" and These Foolish Things"
Hildegarde, the entertainment sem
sation from the smart clubs of Eng
land and the continent, will contribute
to the Frank Fay Calling" program
on WMAL at 7:30.
Evening star., 1936-08-14

y
Az Fall plans" for radio Is the
" lack of big names in promi-
nent spots,
All the big train of comics is
present and accounted for except Ed
Wynn and Jack Pearl, but an amaZ-
ing number of names that mean
something are not yet on the con-
tracts for outstanding Fall programs.
For example. Conrad Tribault. Law
renee Tibbett and John Charles
Thomas, among the baritones, are yet
unsigned. James Melton's name and
that of Donald Novis are nowhere
In the Fall announcements of tenor
stars. Jane Forman has not yet put
her name on any chain program con-
tract.
Sponsors are reported to be dicker-
ing for evening programs with Frank
Black and Harry Horlick, but neither
Is ready to sign. And among the
women singers who can hit high notes
or leave them alone-no announce
nent has been made yet for a steady
series featuring Gladys Swarthout,
Eelen Jepson or Winifred Cecil.
Phil Baker, who comes back with
the largest raise of all comics, and
EDDIE Cantor, at $4,000, could be sold
to my one of a dozen sponsors if they
we've at liberty" So could Jack
Berhy and Fred Allen.
Rsdio definitely is undergoing a
Thpfn
several reasons fer this. The maestr1,
notably Frank Black and Harry Hor-
lick, have placed unusually high. prices
on their services and sponsors realize
that they must be willing to meet
them before either will talk turkey"
But the brices of the big-line singers
are well known and establiShed-and
yet there are no takers.
IN PREPARATION for his new anna
teur serits in September. Maj Ed
ward Bowes is moving his large radio
staff into elaborate new quarters in
the former Hammerstein Theater
Building in New York. which Colum-
bia is converting into modern radio
play house.
The new serie! is scheduled to start
September II or a network of more
than go stations
a SWEEPING Change in the per-
sonnel of the Show Boat will
greet Lanny Ross when he returns
from Europe to resume his role of
: master of ceremonies August 20. He
will find a new orchestra, a new COM
edy star and modern mixed choir
and male glee club. M,ny of the old
members of the cast vii be replaced
with new talent.
Evening star., 1936-08-14

there 1Sn I a motel
keeper in Paris
who W oul d Mt
ira de a great
gross of assorted
French Commu-
n i S t S, including
all the standard
lied grades, such
as the compara-
lively rare slick
type, the partly
haired-over hy-
brid and the COM
mon ur-bearing
variety, for just
one oil d-f a S h.
toned, easy-going
Evening star., 1936-08-14

American visitor-the kind that was
too carefree to check up the weekly
bill in order to find out whether the
landlord had added in his mother
tn-law's age, his house number and
his favorite lottery figures.
.tCcryfisht. 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. inc)
Evening star., 1936-08-14
Italy to Build Roads.

Italy plans to spend nearly S125,-
100000 on roads in Ethiopia in two
years.
Evening star., 1936-08-14
Traffic Ofenses Lead.

More than half the persons found
guilty in London courts in the last
year had broken traffic laws.
Evening star., 1936-08-14
Irwin S. Cobb
Says:
Paris Ready to Swap
Communists for Old
Type u. S. Tourists.

SANTA MONICA, Calf, August IA
AS he gazes forth on a boulevard
fullof rampaging reds and thinks
about his empty bed rooms, I'll bet
Evening star., 1936-08-14

Beeswax Shipments Heavy.
Tanganyika shipped s232,ooo worth
of beeswax to other countries in the
last year.
Evening star., 1936-08-14
BIG NAME SINGERS
ABSENT FROM AIR
Comics Are Placed Readily,
but Sponsors Are Shy of
Certain Talent.

VERY noticeable in the welter OF
Z Fall plans" for radio is the
" lack of big names in promi-
pa,t SnntS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-09

ASHEVILLE TRUCK DRIVER
LOSES JOB, SHOOTS SELF
Asheville. July g (AP)-Arnold
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-09
Two TeChniCians
Added for Forces
OF Planning Board
Daily Dispatch HureHu.
In The Sir Walter Hotel.
nv u q UASI<lERVIVI


Raleigh, July 9.-Stanly Stevens, OF
Chapel Hill, who has worked with the
Institute of Research of Social Scien-
ces Under DR.. Howard w. Odum, has
been added to the staff of the State
Planning Board for the special study
of North Carolina bein made under
it's direction, T. S. Johnson, consult
ing engineer of the board announced
today
NH. Stevens will have general over
sight over the offices in Raleigh and
Durham and will assist in the govern
mental and economic studies, Mr.
Johnson said. Mr.. Stevens has been
assisting DR.. Odum as recording sec
rotary of the planning board.
Carroll L. Mann, Jr., Raleigh, has
been appointed senior water techni-
clan with the planning board and
Frederick Reed, of Durham, will serve
as junior water technician. Mr.. Mann
an alumnus of State College, will be
stationed in the Raleigh office while
Mr. Reed, formerly of Duke Univer-
sity, will be in the office of w. M
Piatt, district consultant for drain
age loasin studies, at Durham.
Other appointments will be plan
ming board, as announced by Mr.
Johnson, include Robert Woodwork
who will be superintendent in charge
of the branch office of the board of
Durham and Clyde Dunn, who is as
sociate superintendent of the Durham
office. Miss Emily Vaughn has been
named as assistant superintendent
and will also be located in Durham
All of these appointments, accord
ing to Nh. Johnson, were made under
the Works Progress Administration
project which is providing the funds
for a Statewide compilation of facts
and figures under the planning board
Cecil E. Bell, of Raleigh, and Ben
nett H. Wall, of Chapel Hill, have
been named as special enumerators
for the compilation of data for re-
port ON the resources and industries
of North Carolina which is being
made jointly by the Department OF
Conservation and Development and
the State Planning Board at the re-
quest of Governor j. G. 8. Ehring-
haus. The two studies will be carried
along in close conjunction.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TEXTILE GRADUATES
ALL GET POSITIONS

Raleigh, July 9-The Textile School
of North Carolina State College this
year graduated the largest class in
it's history and every graduate has
been placed in. a textile position. A
large percentage of these young men
have been located in North Carolina
the textile industry offers North Caro-
lima boys an opportunity to secure
employment in their own native state.
DR.. Thomas Nelson, dean of the
Textile School, stated recently that
he had been unable to supply all the
requests for graduates which came
to him. He said that in his opinion
the scientific improvements of re-
cent years in textile machinery, pro-
cesses of manufacturing, and meth
DDS of distribution, made the textile
industry a more fertile field than
ever before for college trained men.
Today State College Textile graduates
are filling responsible positions in
every phase of this great industry
and the demand for graduates Of
this institution is steadily increas-
ing.
For two consecutive years the Tex
tile School of North Carolina State
College has enrolled more full-time
day students than any other textile
school in America
Some idea of the wide reputation
of this school can be gained by OBJ
serving that during the past year
the homes of it's students ranged
from Canada to Mexico and to other
foreign countries.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-09
NO BASEBALL GAME
PLAYED YESTERDAY
Fort Bragg and Jalong
Teams Call off Games at
Last Minute

The scheduled ball game at League
Park yesterday afternoon between the
18th Field Artillery at Fort Bragg
and the Henderson Tobacconists fail
ed to materialize when the Fort Bragg
team called off the contest shortly be-
fore noon. Skipper Powell contacted
Jalong, and they agreed to show here.
While Henderson was dressing for
the contest, Jalong called, saying it
was impossible for them to put in
their appearance so no ball game was
played.
Henderson goes to Townsville Sat-
urday for a league contest, and will
probably have foe away from home
Sunday afternoon.
Henderson. is on top of the Vir-
ginia-Carolina league, and needs but
one contest to cinch the first half
bunting.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-09
CHAPTER 80
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JOAN WAS stunned when Julian
said Proskauer had withdrawn his
support of Julian's play.
Don't worry about it any more
tonight" Joan said consolingly.
"Thinss always look worse at this
hour after a hard day. In the first
place you won't be ruined in the
theater and in the second place
$4,000 isn't an awful lot Of money.
Whv why almost anyone would
be glad to loan it to YOU"
"You don't understand, dear"
Julian was1f% aware that he had let
the affectionara term slip out. "That
is a huge sum Of money these days.
1t is to me and so 1 know it is to
4. other people. Particularly to invest
in a play"
"But a play by the great Julian
Sloane!"
Julian smiled wryly. you're
worth your weight in gold to me Tor
saying such things. I think it is a
great play. Joan. but you know how
Broadway feels about it,"
''Pshaw, the newspapers!" Joan
summed up her contempt for the
columnists who had been predicting
that Julian had bitten off more than
he could chew.
Maybe they know. I've never at
tempted to produce my own stuff
i couldn't get producer who would
risk an ambitious play Of this kind
That's the real reason why I'm do
ing it myself. Now. perhaps, you can
see why it isn't going to be easy"
Its SO nearly ready. Surely a
friend can loan that money to YOU"
Eyes, perhaps. "a friend would but
I'm not going to ask anyone to. 1
may be wrong in my Judgment
They say this is the wrong time to
launch a serious play. an ambitious
production, and while 1 believe that
the play will continue on it's own
merits. I must remember that am
prejudiced. can't let anyone else
In for fear it may fail Oh, well. T
have no business asking you to share
this with me. Run along to bed,
child"
NO." Joan settled back in her
desk chair and began putting things
back into their proper place. "I'!l
stay until you are ready to go. Any
plans?"
mot one," he answered. "I've
been trying to find way out but I
don't see it. Good Lord, the thing
will be ready to go on in a fortnight!
I've leased the theater."
"All right" she said firmly. cit will
go onl0, You just said that yourself
and I'm sure Of it. Something will
turn up"
Joan had an idea!
Perhaps" Julian sighed and
passed his hand over his forehead.
The other he pressed to his side sud-
denly and caught his breath.