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Evening star., 1937-08-23
SENATOR P|TTMAN
FORUM SPEAKER
Nevadan to Speak Tonight
on Neutrality in Far
Eastern Crisis.

~ ENATOR PITTMAN, Democrat,
of Nevada will discuss the prob
lem of neutrality in the current
- Far Eastern crisis during the
National Radio Forum tonight. The
forum is arranged by The Star and
broadcast over coast-to- coast net
work OF National Broadcasting Co.
stations. with WMAL carrying the
program locally at $50 Senator
Pittman is chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee.
Senator Pittman has played an i'm
portant part in the revision and re-
enactment of American neutrality
legislation during the session of Con-
eress just completed. His long service
on the committee has given him
broad understanding of the topic OF
his address.
WALTER HUSTON plays the title
role, Brian Aherne is Prince Hal,
Humphrey Boeart plays Hotspur and
Walter Connolly is Falstaff in the Co.
lumbla radio presentation Of Shake
epeNies nSlliS ~ -"ooN, y ClOtk.
MICHEL GUSIKOFF is presented
as violin soloist with the SYM
rhony orchestra of which is concert
master-WRC, 7:3O.
THE worlds largest apartment house
occupying an entire city block and
rising 25 stories into the air. will be
visited by Dave Driscoll and Carl War
rem. subbing for Jerry Danzie, on the
Let's Visit program-WOL, 7:3o.
Doggy WOOD, well-known stage
player has been assigned the lead
role in The Straw" final play in the
Eugene ONelll cycle. She will be
supported by group of veteran radio
Actors-WMAL, $50.
of old Nantucket will be dis
e,lSsed by Carl GARNER on his Your
Neck o the Woods program tonight
Favoritc yarns of the sea captains
also will be spun-WJSV, $50.
DR. FRANK BLACK returns as con-
ductor of the orchestra on the
Contented Hour, with special pro-
gram OF classical and popular favorites
having been arranged by the other
performers as a wclcome-WRC at
. o'clock
Evening star., 1937-08-23

The competition was too strong. Or
perhaps she was too direct in her at
tempts to flirt with him.
Other men asked her to go out. Jim
Roberts asked her. Jim was so pro-
sale that he annoyed her. But he had
good, kind, homely face, and he
thought she was the loveliest thing
he'd ever met, though he lacked the
vocabulary to say it in so many words.
Darthea was vain and when vain peo-
pie know how they are worshiped-
they like it.
Jim was a waiter at one OF the ho-
tells. He was working in order to fin
ish post graduate engineering course
Tony was guest at the same hotel
He had plenty of money He owned
a cleaning white speed boat. Some
times when Darthea and Jim were
putting along in the cupboard Jim
had rented, Tony and some fair COM
panion would streak by them. waving
gayly, and Dartheas S heart would near
ly break
A fortnight passed and Darthea at
tSiiptNu NJ hNtiN w ltolkll W llOb
being taken out by Tony. She tried to
content herself with Jim. Once. while
they were sitting on a hill watching
the sunset, she produced a small edi-
ton OF Shakespeare and read him the
balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet
He listened soberly, respectfully. and
when she finished he said, If the
dame had ever fallen of that balcony
the chances are she would have broken
her neck"
Darthea was discouraged. distract
ed. She didn't 90 out with Jim again
for two days. There was. however. no
advantage in not going out with him.
The other males had accepted the fact
that she was Jim Roberts girl and
they stayed away. 1t was. she thought
miserably, Jim or nobody.
IRON the veranda she saw Jim
heading across the lawn toward
the float. She sighed. stood up, and
was about to stroll down that way
when she was confronted by Tony
Marles coming up the steps. To her
amazement Tony stopped and smiled
At her
Hello" he said.
why" said Darthea, hello"
please don't think me rude.
know we haven't heen formally in
troduced but-forgive me for saying
this-Ive been watching you for two
weeks. hoping we could meet. I won-
der-would you like to take a spin in
my boat this evening? There will be
moon"
Darthea pasped 1t was the sort Of
speech she would have expected from
Tony Yes" she said, 4 think 1t
would be lovely"
Evening star., 1937-08-23

mel behind Governors Island. Tony
reduced speed.
Have to be cautious here Shallow
water"
Not even when the motor sputtered
and died did Darthea suspect his pur-
pose. She was too thrilled, too roman
tically numb
A look OF concern overspread Tony's
face. He glanced under the hood.
"Shucks. Out of gas. Well have to
drift till boat colnes by"
He lighted cigarettes and they
smoked awhile. Far down the lake
they heard the sput-sput OF an out
board. Tony snapped his cigarette
into the water. He slipped his arm
along the seat behind her
You're a good looking kid. rather
go for you"
CHE looked at him. The expression
in his eyes wasn't 50 romantic.
Instinctvely she moved away
He grinned. so you're gonna get
tough. eh? Skip it, baby. I know all
the answers You've had your eye on
me ever since you came here"
She gasped. A queer sensation ran
through her body. Something like
terror. Don't" she said Please take
me back The sputtering OF the out
board mas nearer.
How can I take you back. We're
out OF gas" He smirked Now don't
start to walk home Pleaser'
Darthea sat bolt upright. She
looked around wildly. Dimly she saw
boat approaching 1t was strangely
familiar
Come on, baby. Relax" He
grabbed her shoulders with both hands
and tried to kiss her"
"Jim!' she screamed. Jim! JIM"
The sputtering OF the outboard died.
The gunwale Of a boat bumped the
speed craft. A figure leaped over the
side. Tony Swore. Darthea held her
breath. She heard the sound OF flesh
Smacking against flesh Then she was
Jerked roughly to her feet and literally
tossed into the outboard.
Jim drove straight for the landing.
Neither OF them spoke. Moonlight
dancing on the water. The roar Of
Tonys speed boat swept past them.
far to the left
Jim cut the outboard He scuttled
forward. Listen, kid Maybe I'm nuts,
but I've loved you ever since that FIRST
Gay. III be through school in 4 year.
VIII you waite"
Darthea caught her breath. A ting
ing sensation coursed through her
blood. She reached up and drew his
lace down and kissed his mouth.
Jim she said softly Jim! That
was better than Shakespeare. or
course I'll watt"
tCopyrisht 1877
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Natures Children
Barred Owl (Strix varia varia)
AUGUST z3, 1897

small birds against the owl. and this
loud talker Of the woods even goes to
the doorway Of his hated neighbor and
calls thief, thief, thief to his face.
When possible, Nine. Owl selects the
vacated home Of the crow or hawk
Not that she Is lazy. She is merely a
renter that is not interested in build
ing this year. However, she does like
cozy one-room apartment in a hol-
low tree: Here she lays her snowy
white eggs.
Father is attentive and shares all
responsibilities Sometimes in the
North there are four children. Twins
usually bless them in the South. They
are wise looking, downy babies, with 4
not too sweet disposition and no idea
OF becoming friendly if they can help
1t. No matter how much you do for
an owl baby it shows not one bit Of
love or appreciation.
Barred owls have a wing spread Of
about A inches. They are 20 inches
long and the plumage is brown, barred
with white. Their eyebrows and
lores are dull white; there is 4
narrow crescent OF black against the
front angle of the very beautiful dark
brown eyes. The facial disk is black
ish-brown and buffy white. The ef-
ficient beak is buf1.
All owls have down on the underside
OF their wings which enables them to
make their way about at night with
out making any noise. Their eye
sight is excellent. A shrew, mole or
mouse, skittering across the ground,
never knows that an arch-enemy Is
watching for the opportunity to drop
down upon it. Their death is in
stantaneous, and since we are 50 in
need OF their absence, We should have
very sincere respect for the expert
hunters of the shadows.
tCopyright 1877
Evening star., 1937-08-23
DAILY Snort STORY
THAN BARD

She didn't 70
down to the float
where Jim was
tinkering With his
outboard. She went
to her room and
counted the min
utes till dinner
time. After din
ner she went back
to her room and
spent hours getting
herself ready.
Tony called for
her at $50. As
she Sank into the
luxurious cushions
of his speed boat
she had no misgiv-
ings. Her only sem
Sations were OF ex-
citement, triumph.
They rushed up
the lake, circled
twice, and then
Evening star., 1937-08-23
HELP MEN.

HOD CARRIERS. with hods lst and GAL
latin sts. NV Monday morning.
JANITOR-sober. settled. white man. mar
ried preferred viii give basement room,
eSchsnfe Tor work. Columbia 4sl,.
MAN with fair education TO take over =
business Of his own. We train and fnance
you while learning. Box 5lM Star.
MAN, white. 10 work in dog kennels -
k, week, board, room and laundry. Cleveland
to call on regular customers for local or
sanization. Box 90-J. Star
MAN. willing worker, for special work:
some sales experience helpful. Box 1o5-H.
PHARMACIST reg. D. c. young man am
bilious, with chain store experience; rood
salary; excellent opportunity Write, or
apply ,fier nm. Bsbbitt's, 1lo6 ST
NV Phone Sterling S1i3.
PLASTERERS-Must be good mechanics
Wisconsin ave. and Hall pi.
RADIO SERVICE MEN-Musi be expert
enced, can use men with or without cars
Apply 10 Mr.. barslox. Star Radio aos
lith 81. II -" '"
SALESMAN to sell set-up snd folding paper
boxes, Washington and vicinity. salary
and commission. Box Josh. Star.
statesmen ':,. for exclusive work; must
ground Box ly6-M. Star
SANDWICH salad boy: must know Jewish
meats: use siclng machine, make all kinds
OF salads. STEADY job. Apply 6lt ST. Il
SANDWICH AND FOUNTAIN MEN past
Il, for the new Airport Hot Shoppe ex
Ierienced. Apply BIZ Georsis ave
SHORT-ORDER MEN experienced; cuun-
ter men and soda dispensers. frst-claS IS
hotel rood ~skes Box 4:4-M. Star. -
YOUNG MAN. coilere srsduste or euuiss-
lent: honest reliable aEsreSsiSe. Al ref
efences. Tor pOsItiUn ~ assistant manager
" restaurant. EXPERIENCE desirable. but
not essential. Opportunity Tor prot otreSslFe
re- l,tI~l
Excellent chance Tor advancement, Must
he able 10 furnish bond Reasonable sal-
Ary 20 start. Meal. included part Of
compensation. Reply. sNins complete de-
tails rs 10 experience. aMbitions. refer
ehces. etc. Letters VIII be held in strict
est confidence. Box Ho-M Star.
YOUNG MAN for property msuasement de-
partment, Must be well educated and have
sales ability. Should own automobile. Sal
advancement il warranted. This is the best
possible position from which 20 really learn
the rea! estate business. Interviews by
appointment only. Phone National $500
Robert W. Savage. so, Union Trust Bldg
ATTENTION. EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE
Statesmen.
II you are producing salesman with
= clean record and are willing 10 work
you III our orssnizaiion al = salary of
Ans~ef this nd unless you have = success
fu! seIins record .nd unless YOU desire
permanent. profitable position ."s
lliG nj EhSAe Atlantic .lS1
Evening star., 1937-08-23
by LILLIAN cox ATHEY

~ WIS are the silent travellers Of
the night. They are our
J friends, not one foe among
them. Through their cease
less efforts, the mice are held in check
and the night flying insects are greatly
leSsened in number.
Along the low grounds near the lake
shrubs form \ deep growth. the barred
OWLS lovers OF xilences and solitude,
select such almost impenetrable spots
to live
Some nature lovers who find that
places like these have kept out timid
souls, rejoice in the abundance Of the
wildlife in them. Here can be found
Evening star., 1937-08-23
LOST.

LOST,
B1LLFOLD containing $50 bill and valuable
papers Name OF owner in same ll2i New
hampahlle ave. NV. West 01SO
BRIEF CASE black leather. with slipper:
august ~. IN taKicxb downtown: reward
l. =. Kent Co. l"5a 2Ith ST NV West
COLLIE DOG LOST. fsrse brown snd
White male in ATlns ton County answers
10 hame VI Ace liberal reward for re-
i1rn OF any Information leadlnl 10 return
~ coy; ,Dr, l. Wallace Walnut 1u15.
5lOl n. Washing ton blvd. Arlington.
Keys. about in key book. on Thurs
day. National 22Jc
MANILA ENVELOPE. unsesled. brown.
outside markings. Eliza McF no value to
any one except loser Day phone Nail
- night. District ssU2 Room 2Uy.
SCOTTIE. black male. shaxgy hair, little
xIay on tail: name Alex" Call Emerson
6:6!. Reward.
SCOTI1E. black. brindle markings Reward.
H6:s st. NV. Emerson 24ys
STICK PIN. opal lost At Recreation Bowl
ing Aiiey: valuable AS Keepsake. Reward
WHITE sPITZ PUPPY. female tan about
ears, East Ca4tol and lst sts. Reward
Phone Adams 4oll
Evening star., 1937-08-23
GETS THE GONG

Woman Who Voted for Ma jor
Powee Is Denied Pension.
:. EVANSVILLE. Ind. August %
NP'.--An old woman walked into the
welfare Office here and said.
They told me if voted for this
man I could get a pension"
She held out an autographed pic
ture Of Maj Edward Bowes. amateur
hour director. She said she had voted
for him last year
Officials, learning she was 50 and
Under the age limit, gave her appli-
etion the gong.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
DARTHEA was
omantically

| n c II n { d. s h e
dreamed of knights
in armor on white
chargers and that
sort OF thing.
When she met
Tony Marles, she
thought she had
met her ideal.
Tony was tall,
handsome, dashing.
He was the lion OF
the Summer COL
Ony at Pocket
Lake where OAR
thea was spending
her vacation. He
could quote Shake
Speare and Brown
ing and a lot more
romantic poe IS.
She hoped he
would ask her TO 60
ont Put he didn't
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Just Taking a Ride.

WAUKEGAN, Ill. (P).-Mrs. Harry
Welton was bit surprised when she
looked out of the front window Of
her home and saw her second cousin,
w. c. Bailey, "a, of Underhill, VT,
hop from his bicycle. Bailey, a re-
tired farmer, said he pedaled to Illi-
nols in Is days, and made the trip
"juSt for the ride"
Evening star., 1937-08-23
NEW FISH STORY
Bass Flipped Against Nest and
Brings Out Hornets.

PETERSBURG, Ind, August %
P.-Charles Risley added a new twist
today to the fsherman's epic of the
big one that got away"
He said he pulled a 12-inch bass
from drainage ditch so hard it
fipped against a hornets nest in a
tree above. Angry insects buzzed out.
Rlslev and his dog fed, leaving the
bass to the hornets.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Jolly Polly

N. M. C.-The Standard Dictionary
gives the pronunciation of economical
as ek-ko-nom-e-kal not eek-ko-nom-e-
kal.
The word alimony has nothing to do
with the word money, even though
money is involved in alimony. This
word is derived from the Latin ali
monia, meaning nourishment.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
CABINET POST SPLIT

Sovists Replace Heavy Industry
Commissariat With Two.
MOSCOW, August 73 LP.-The So
Wet government yesterday split one
OF its branches, the Commissariat of
Heavy Industry, by creating two cabi-
net posts where had been only one
Tor greater administrative efficiency.
Valery Mezhlauk, commissar Of
heavy industry, Is taking charge Of
the new division of machine building.
L.. M. kaganovich, commissar OF
transportation, takes control of heavy
industry proper.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SOok. esperi-mced. colured city refer
ences North -.u1
Slhi. eoiored. wishes paFi-tlme WORK. neat
ana hoHesl, excellent city references. Poto-
mae JG2s
GIRL colored nrnt wants general house
Work or care OF children, sood reference
Call Adams H.Us.
GIRL. colored work morning genera!
housework laundry. cook. Potomac 4Gs1
after pm .3'
GlNL- coloreo. wants part-tlme work clean
ing Apartment or caring for small child :.
references Potomac 5!Gii
GIRLS, coIortd teD. want work. cleaning or
lake care OF children, Sunday of refer
rnces Atlantic ..Jl
LhUNDRESS. experienced. reliable work
called Tor and delivered linen suits:
prompt: r-aS references. air dried. Pulo-
mae 1854.
WOAAN eoloTea wants morning work
socd references. Call Dlstrlct olss,
WOMAN, neat. eolored. wants shw or
ally KIND Work, experienced references
fhons Potomac l41u-J
WOMAN. coiorec, reliable wants place as
COOK III cafe or boarding house North
| l4U-J.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Political Tif Fatal.

An argument over politics has re-
suited in the death OF Fernand La
trance, aged ~, father Of six children
and member Of the French Social
party, in hospital in Lille, France.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
SITUATIONS MEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, 1886. ma jored in
b.ei ithanoIsins. reads French Spanish
year duty III Army as Reserve officer de-
hHes permanent employment anywhere
Star .,.,.
ENGINEER. first Class wishes employ
mem i Two or three nights week Box
.'SS-M Star ~.
LIQUOR SALESMAN. ~ college man now
ehlpi' yea WashInstons leading liquor
store knows A. 3 c. bookkeeping, etc. de-
srrS any employment :! to !. pm to
continue coIIese studies. Box ?5s-M, Star.
POSITION Offering opportunity for reason
aple I!'Ins is sought by married man with
iaMily, 80 years old, graduate of local
hikH school. Present uneinploymeut due
70 hpo!ishment VI territory covered Ex-
Defiehced III sales. once and laboratory
Work Unable TO invest or to handle
sttAitht commission propositions but will
eohaloeF any rtaSouable offer. Good ref
trtHceS, Boy bs!-M Star
YOUNG MAN. coluIed with permit will
SO. 81.
YOUNG MAN wants eXtra work after
n,'," n now working as electricians
HrIpeF. Box jiJ-M SiaT ,ns
Evening star., 1937-08-23
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA SATURDAY
morning. need two passengers; one cent
\ mile Box AIM, Star. ',3'
GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO NORTHERN
Michigan. first OF week: room Tor :, or
pHsScnYers. Decatur pIu5-M o3s
GENTLEMAN DRIVING Los ANGELES
San FRANCISCO, Wed. take q. share expenses;
Oldsmobile. SMITH. Hotel Harris Il to 4
pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

1lFL. tolorrd, refined, wants mornings
WORK OF any klto with best Of references
Car Potomac IJ33-M
oiNL. eoNtfheAS- dental assistant. recep-
tIoH4SA Exp reference. Between q m =
y m MISS DorniSch. Columbia 5tu1-M
HOuSEkEEfER, chIld's nurse. white with
io-ttar-old, Well-tTaIned girl. experienced;
oeSt references for both. Emerson 1874.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants work $40 week
Box l3t-J Star
SECRETARY Stenuyrapbrr .xp.TIenr.d
sho competent III all uitce work: law utflce
pi-ieT!tu. hu patent work. Decatur US'.4
Evening star., 1937-08-23
HELP WOMEN,

HelP WOMeN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, .ll-around expert
ence Telephone Wis. oU64. b4l7 Brook
vile rd.. Chevy Chase. Nd.
CURB GIRLS, experiences; sood meals.
xood tips. Miiler's Restaurant. 54OO Wis
consin ave. NV.
EXPERIENCED hotel dining room girls
II TO 80 years old: also experienced
cashier: Box 4os-M. Star. -
MAIDS two,. white: mother and daughter.
two sisters or two friends preferred; general
housework; family with three children.
Phone evenings. Randolph 5335.
PRACTICAL NURSE to attend elderly sick
lady from pm. to : an. one with some
hospital training preferred: siye references
IN answer: salary. fifteen dollars = week.
Box 40. Star
SILK PREssER, experienced. wanted. S:4
WAITRESS experienced Sellers Lunch
l234 Wisconsin ave. NV.
MATTRESSES and curb attendants. past
q. for new Airport Hot Shoppe. Apply
5lll Georsia ave.
WAITRESS over u years old; experisneed
cashier. Box 3s4-M. Star.
YOUNG LADIES a. for refined sales work;
desirable: experience unnecessary; liberal
percentage. Miss Sheer. 1893 F st. NV.
WOMEN-BE INDEPENDENT
Start hosiery business Of your own No
money required. 9TH noor 1893 ST. NV
LADIES!
,sUosA,ns we HAyE VEMY nsErp ATTBhGT1gEE IBiNs "
CULTURE AND REF1NEMEhT, BETWEEN
pHdsiSE5 1 nGE or %oFk :; "sP 70 e9 TuoE MIC
QUALIFY: NO SELLING OR CAkvASsING;
IxCElLENr REMUNERATION. SEE SEC
RETARY. 1905 TOWER BLDG. l+th AND
< grs. NV; FROM 10 TO II AN. AND
Evening star., 1937-08-23
LIFE INSURANCE.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
SALESMEh.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 24l9 North
yU!I Ia25 9Th St, furnishes work and
help. men and women.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1851. 1902
18th, has cooks. maids. nurses g.h.w..
part-time, day workers. couples, housemen.
o4s
Evening star., 1937-08-23

II you expect 20 remodel your home or in
t.oSe your pofCH l v III draw the plans and
DuAa 1t Tor you. For further inf, csu A
M. DtUIktI Geo UJI. "a.
JOB PLASTERING cement work No lob
700 small none too far. William Thomas,
40 81. H.W. DislIIct 455u. o.
PAPERING AND PAINTING G-Speclal for
lhiS week. ! NlN paper rooms for SIS
WIN genuine Imperial washable and sun
lhSl wall paper. all 1887 selections ! On
my own Work Father and sons All work
suafaAietd- Flne.' Of references furnished
Member OF PARK View Business Association
oa! any time, Columbia U6}3, or write
''JtJ Georgia ave. NV. -.
PAPER HANGING PAINTING Special TIN,
month: Imperial washable paper SIS qi
Suafahtee my Own work. Save by calling
SpIeeL Randolph 5937. o5.
PAPERING. painting: responsible work.
man. prices reaS-; work guaranteed best
references estimates. Greenwood 1921
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING-Spe-
tIsI llls week only, Rooms dry Scrsped
CRACKS hled, all sunfaSt papers. So no
NOR ! do my own work. Guaranteed.
Cal! Georgia i9l3. %.
PAPERHANGINCi. rooms 81 up: work
guaranteed. j. Jones. SO 23rd st. NV.
Phone West lg3".
PhPERING and painting work guaranteed;
Tnck-oOlt0m prices father and son. CO.
!umpIa S''3. JuS Kennedy 81 Nv
PAPER HANGING tins week only. Sc so
per room, washable sunfast paper OF
l"'''' WORK guaranteed. Adams la9l
PAPERING-RoomS. - up
palhtlns. 81 up. White mechanics.
r rec estimates. Columbia ais
Evening star., 1937-08-23
E N T E r P IS e
ROOFING co

ROOF1NG-SIDING-
EStlmattS Free-TermS il Desired
= - X l. Ave. NE. POTOMAC O20n.
FLOOR WORK-Sandjng and tn,sbing-
prices reasonable: work guaranteed c C.
I1ea 'oII' '".' LohgieHoW NV. Geo. s45a.
FHOOR SANDING refinishing ubfte- .srd-
ing machine for rent $50 per day. Ham
klnS. DlSi rlrt -,Lnl.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
REPAIRS & SERVICE

BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs ana
piIloNS reno. pest prices and prompt del.
WASH mattress Co. 3l9 st. sv Nat 6STa
ELECTRIC WIRING, rl.tur..
pairs: Or, house fixtures 4 base plugs SEQ
segaI Eec Co. s49 UpShur NV Col S3oI
Evening star., 1937-08-23

FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED
for $3.50. Furnac
parts. Estimates on plumbing and heating
Terms CARL ROBEY. INC 90 years
experience. Phone Lincoln 4hI2.I ID.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

PERMANENTS, $1.95.
Ynser wave. 1bc; manicure, 1se; et1.
Three Beauty Services, soc. Net. 777e.
Mabells Honour School, l340 N. 7. Ave.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
CAMERA REPAIRS.
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER &, ALBERT INC
sl5 10th st. NV. Phone National AZ
Evening star., 1937-08-23

Continued on Next faEe.) }
Evening star., 1937-08-23
HOME OWNERS

II you expect 20 remodel vour home or in
tioSe your porch Ill draw the plans and
bulid II Tor you. For further inf. cali A
M. DInkel Geo uI4" 81. NJ
Evening star., 1937-08-23
5oo~RooMING HOUSE 4 rms; ? baths:

We have buyers waiting for paying
roomiHg and boarding houses: no charge
unless sold. For quick and satisfactory
results call Natl. 1854. 1T PAYS.
S. WINFIELD. 908 10th NV.
Wssh's Larsest Rooming House Broker o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-07
Fowl |iin18.

For the third consecutive week the Broncho Busters have conquered the Lonesome Cowboys down at the Grand Bowling alleys Sunday after noon. In the locker room Louis Castaquallea (Precepe:evolissimavo- lometa Piedmonto). broke down and wept considerably. To put his own words, he said 1T bowled as high as l49 to win the series but 1t wasn't enough to overcome Johnny Manzo's psyche analysis"
 Butch Basile, the rotund hitter and egg-man from the South End was missing on account of being out of town but was replaced by an able veteran, another boost for our handsome and genial host, Johnny Manzo, who uses the strength of Hercules and does psycho- analysis act in regard to replacing men. TO put 1t mildly the Broncho Busters defeated the Lonesome Cowboys by a majority of s5 pins. Credit must also go to Ciminera, Dente Mar tone, Ciasullo and finally our John ny Manzo.
 As yet the writer has not been informed as to whether or not the Lonesome Cowboys have disbanded or otherwise. A reporter called at Lou's residence but failed to find any trace of the handsome bowler. For further information regarding next Sundays bowling match please follow The Democrat and oblige- Reporter "B. B."