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REICH EXPECTS COUP.
INFORMAL Mediation Requests Are
Considered Sincere.

BERLIN, Nov. R.-Germanv
1ully expected today to steal a march
on the Brussels conference, which she
declined to attend, and settle the
Chlnese-Japanese war herself.
Preliminary informal requests from
both China and Japan for Chancellor
Hitler to act as an umpire in their
four-month-old conflict were regarded
cy Germany as so bona flde that Herr
Hitler. according to a source close to
the chancellery, ordered diplomat
Joachim Won Ribbentrop to return
post haste from Rome to undertake
preliminary negotiations.
German sources conceded that con-
siderable time might yet elapse before
an ofnclal announcement of Hitler's
pivotal role could be made. They also
admitted that the fortunes of war
might so turn that plans for mediation
would have to be postponed.
But they were fully convinced that
II any one could settle the Far Eastern
dlmculties as an impartial outsider it
was Germany. While making no secret
OF her friendship for Japan, the Reich
at the same time has been careful to
maintain good relations with China.
Before accepting the role of mediator,
however, sources close to the chan
celery said Herr Hitler wanted to make
absolutely sure that his judgment
would be accepted unquestioningly.
(According to the Chicago Daily
News, the German Foreign Office
today fatty denied any offer of
mediation had been made and de-
clined to predict whether one
would not be made in the future.
Both the Chinese and Japanese
Embassies in Berlin also denied
that they had ever heard of such
an offer. Reports that possibilities
Of joint mediation were being ex-
amined continued nevertheless to
emanate from other official and
usually reliable quarters.
(Col. Joachim Won Ribbenthrop,
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler's spe-
eial Ambassador at large, who has
Just been to Rome, discussed the
question with Benito Mussolini
there, according to these reports)
New Light on Colonies.
There were indications that the
German colonial question might as
sumo an entirely new aspect, favorable
70 Germany, as result of the Chinese
Japanese bid to Herr Hitler.
Britain, 1t is believed, might prove
Tar less uncompromising in the matter
OF Germany's desire for return Of
colonies lost as a result Of the World
War when she realized Germany, as
mediator Of Far Eastern conflict, would
nave 1t In her hands to freeze out
Britain commercially In such sections
Is those in North China now occupied
ey Japanese troops.
Toxic forces now control all or parts
q five North China provinces.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

Ewing Martin retired and his place
has not yet been filled. Represent
ative Vinson of Kentucky, one of the
(See ROBB, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1937-11-05
Ribbentrop in Rome.

ROME. Nov. (R.-Joachim Won
Ribbentrop, dermany's ace diplomatic
emissary, arrived in Rome today for
final negotiations pertaining to the
projected Italo German japanese
Anti-bolshevist pact.
He was greeted at the station by
the Italian foreign minister, Count
GAleAxso Cisno.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
BORIS SETS RECORD

(see HEALTH, Page AS }
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(See GAVAN, Page A-5.)
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FREIGHTER AFIRE

(See SECURITY, Page A-3.
Evening star., 1937-11-05
TOXIC RULES OUT
REICH MEDIATION
Of FAR EAST WAR
Direct Negotiations With
China Insisted Upon at
Foreign Office.
RIBBENTROP REPORTED
ORDERED FROM ROME
Declared Called Back to Berlin
to Undertake Preliminary
Discussions.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Brussels Conference OF Nine
PoUer treaty signatories and ad-
herents called as result of President
Roosepelts speech in Chicago
month ago calling for united front
OF peace-louing nations against aq-
oresston. Mediation theme of con-
ference tcith Great Britain and
United States ,Uorking in close CO.
operation. Informal Chinese-Jap-
dnese requests for mediation by
Germany reported yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-11-05

bAChGROUNU-
The Group Health Association,
Inc. tcds organized to provide
medical serufce for subscribing en-
ployes of Federal Home Loan Bank
Board and AFFILIATED agencies. De-
Tended by Federal OFFICIALS and some
physicians, it has been attacked by
the District Medical Society as a
moUe in direction of socialized
medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
INVESTMENT,
BUILDER LEAVING CITY

VIII sacrifice four new houses Just of
lttn 81. Three homes priced at s. $50
containing . rooms. > baths recreation
room, gas furnace, built-in garage One
mouse priced at Sl1 $50, containing
rooms q" baths, recreation room. built-.n
garage. automatic heat. Must have cash
aooEe present trusts. Phone MR. MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18

CoLORED-oN AT 9Th Sc CON
yenlent to Navy Yard-6-r. and b. brick:
NV h, cleo. built-in garage etc: good
condition. Price $500 Easv payment
plan. E. A. CARNEY Dist. 1905 1925
VI. ave.
COLORED-GIRARD ST NV BET. GA
and Sherman aves-H-Story senli-de-
tached brick; concrete front porch, rms
bath. NV b. cleo, INST. heater, cellar. in
good condition; $3.50
FRANK NJ. DOYLE
9%T 18th ST NV DIST -QS5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18

BETHESDA, MD. 1896 WEssLING LANE
hItractlve o|eIilng practically new; seven
rooms. two baths. Walnut a33s-J oO'
1922 TRINIDAD, AVE, NE RMS.
2 Sat1 , garage in basement: $3.50. Call
s RMS, BA.: FRAME, NEARBY VA. $50;
eoT TmS' I pa; lot looxl 80 $50 Hyattsylle
800: evenings, Clev. 509l.
CHEVY CHASE; p. c.-RECoNDITIoNE
aetaened, . to bedrooms 1 and baths,
aoRpoN h s Eye ds ST. r TYLToN aR
evenings. Clev 5Ual.
GENTLEMAN COUNTRY ESTATE CON
t rall : acres at Alta Vista. Md. IL
owner Columbia ia1s' 'Sse oil neat
1900 GALLATIN ST N.w.-DETAcHEp
corner brick house, s rms, baths built in
iEarase; automatic heat. cleo. refer; conv.
located. Call Randolph 1900.
rated; conv. location; $3.50. INQUIRE
s55 MORTON PL, N.E-s ROOMS.
month 1i Serenne teo porches garage; $40
Open ! to ; pm. Potomac 30aa.
BURLE1TH AND GLOVER PARK SECTION.
e AttTac 70 graasd' Junior and high schools;
large rear porches, automatic heat and
MrsnfrMis fTI nice condition, SIS PER
aoo1 EARL PL. E.. OPP: NAT. TRAINING
yard hot,air heat L. ). MILLS, a 4so 'a 5sh
sAULs ApDIT1oN-BRIcK HOME, 4
bedrms., :. baths, maids rm.. automatic
heat heat I Tess rent, REALTY ASSOCIATES,
ROCK cREEK--MoDERN 7-RooM HOUSE.
Heat furnished. Phone Atlantic 1857.
POxALL-sEMI-DETA S ROOMS. .
baths. double rear porches. gas heat. built
on On g Wseons fornsT o Phone National 1o4o
BUNGALOW. 5 RMS. ENCLOSED PORCH.
dinette. fireplace, garage 1923 1st st.
NV. corner Van Buren,.
TAKOMA--MoDERN DETACHED HOUSE,
rooms, bath; like new; fine attic; base
able Shepherd 240S.
$50 O0-MODERN SEMI-BUNGALOW &
rms, bath and basement, automatic heat;
fenced ~ yard co oTna 15lz 10Th st.
R1vERDALE, MD, 700 JEFFERSON AVE.
- rooms and bath. good condition, $50.
R. Q: BELT. Union Trust Bldg. 20.
47o2 9Th ST. N.W.-sIX ROOMS. BATH,
s narass; G. e. refrigeration. Inquire on
RENT REDUCED TO s57 .50-10a5 QUE
bee pl. n.w:--6 rooms. bath, h.-wh. cleo
tricity; built-in garage. screened double
rear porches HERBERT A. GILL e. SON,
1906 G st. NV. Phone National 4O3s
s1x-ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD CONDITION,
All modern improvements. 4O4 10th ST.
ne. Columbia 36S4J.
LOVELY HOME, VICINITY gath AND
f Mali Norm un s1ga sll5 partly
1877 ST. NE, CORNER HOUSES R.,
st. ne. Lincoln 1881.
rms Bath. a.es s ssr. iN VIII install sno oil
heat. Phone Cleveland 1924. VA
21os LIST ST. NW.-s-sToRY. 8 RMS, 2
baths: suitable . families. Key at Dixie
REALTY CO. 1417 L st. NV. Natl $3.50
YOUR CHOICE OF S
rms. in Brishtwood or Z rms. @ familyI
in Petworth. Cali now. Columbia issa'
lIse FERN ST; STORY
sarage; ami. Phone District 0ss4.
421n sth ST. .N.W.--6 RMS. BATH on,
neat. fncloSed breakfast and sleeping
ssG stiossl Sac, 4 NJ COOPER zoos Eye st:
1905 18th ST. N.W-6 RMS. BATH. GA
t ssan SOS; sentiles. OWNER, Randolph
$50 PER MONTH.
vacant. 1918 4th st. n.w-Semi-det
brick newly papered and painted, Z rooms
and sun parlor, detached sarge: high
elevation IN Petworth. Call j. WESLEY
$50. oo-SPECIAL-Seo 90.
1872 lath g. ses.Corner brick, 8 rms
81 Iesa Aa::eI sSsf s::. ~:
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


CHEVY CHEVY Ct CHASE HOMES NEW ~ ~
| 1-room. 3-bath two-stories: a<-condi-
toned heat: sara1e; sold on unusually at
'ractive terms. Wis. 1850 or Wis I 81 3D.
S6,?o0--REAL BANGIfN. NEAR CENTRAL
| High School; brick house + rooms. bath. >
screened rear porches new bet-Tat pIF hes Sc
National $500 "a ET>EN1H SG0 PHoNE' Mr..
AIKEN. GEORGIA GIG.
OWNER WANTS .9u1cK SALE CASH,
dens, Md. Six rooms and two baths. built
in garage. MR.. LEWIS Cleveland o5s0.
NEAR sth AND RITTENHOUsE SITS
Hn Mr. b;ek six and
ATTRACTIVE 7-RooM DETACHED HONE:
18th st: NV, One bedroom hrst floor: 3
paf nn oGa m e osPed
| for SlI, $50, for short time. Terms. Mr..
TWEED National os56 evenings clev.
Chevy chase D. G. Va. and Md. !: long
R1snss less a:P o al'H s00d
r; GORDON. l427 Eye st. NV District
RA ,l1!i llS;- NEAR ST; ga
fsmi i ano w Ps' GOO or Wis aa a5a S
TAKoMA PARK-NEW, CAPE COD Co
isvstory, oil burner. stt alta aarsfs; fully
insulated: extra eood home, Priced at
MR & sell Na oss os5d r'v eye s cet
1895.
S4.a50-IRVING ST. NV, NEAR GOVT.
Park 6-room , brick tie bath h.-w;h:'
balance $3.50 month. Met $500.
sl5.5Oo- .,WoNDERFyL BUY IN CHEVY
Chase. Md, section . On beautiful tree
ch o anHs enb n sen %
Of magnificent old oaks and profusion
Fl poem and sfn T epse ss
dining, room, kitchen. servants stairway
aF pshE nosshs
u posspes Cost oWner over nss
o 5sa 0a aad E RGSS P PHdsE M MA
SIX ROOMS. 2 GLAss-INCLOsED. HEAT
ca porches: situated in quiet Sc. section
$4,000. with low cash payment and easy
tsGmT MAKE US Gr v,r
Co. National 9797.
$7,75O 2912 o ST. s.E.-sEMI-DETAcHE
N sSr aam Mss open until pm or call
Ssl2.a5o PROVINCIAL FARM HOME IN
Hillandale. with an acre of wooded lot and
= marvellous view. 1t has eight. rooms and
two baths. maids room and bath, attached
garage. Superfex air conditioned Drive
out any time or call Shepherd 1850 2Os
CAPITOL HILL. 1910 EAST CAPITOL, 4O1
4th st. ne. near Stanton Park 5IS Fl
st. n,e.-Very easy terms. Also IA rms,
md smss s cs ' E. w. Re sxinE9
Adams 47s6 for car.
A NEW SIX-ROOM AND TWO-BATH De
tached brick at S1O45O; within one block
of bus line. Nice lot. Raraee, open Are
plac. slate roof. Call shep. 52Ol until
pm.
m NORTHWEST D. ca DETACHED
porch and bath on the first door in ad-
dition to living room, dining room and
kitchen On the second a complete kitch-
en-. bath and three other rooms Two
car. earase.. And only se9bO. One
half block from QeorSis ave. Cali Mr.
ORR Cleveland 40o5.
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50 $50
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY pA

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Just completed + rooms 3 bedrooms :"
tile baths. hu.lt-in earare rock wool IN
SuIa non: automatic heat. slate room: fully
detached: easv terms Call "-''
WISCONSIN 5f11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
A REAL, BARGAIN

sl9 Whittier pI .w-Aftracfive de-
tached hone. 6 large rooms tile bath
CHESTNUT trim. large kitchen. electric re-
If.seFa or: front porch oil heat LARGE lot ;
eafate PRICE. >S-|JO Open until q pm
WILLIAM R THOROWGOOD
2N'.4 r. | Ave NE DecatDr no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
A BEAUTIFUL HOME

large rooms. bedrooms baths, toilet
ana laVatory on 1st floor; recreation room
car garage. automatic heat. House built
Of finest construction. Situated on a large
!ahoscaped lot. located IN splendid sec
non OF town. For further information call
VIM. M. THROCkMORTON. INC.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

I PERSONALLY WILL PAY CASH FOE
one or a group of houses priced under
S5ooo,0n each. brick or frame condition
lmmaterlal G, G. DUTY, 1924 Vermont
ave. National AS Is
UP TO S5,50O. CASH! ANY HOUSES.
only D. c: white prop E w. BAILEY,
Adams 1876 or 1885 Meridian NV
PURCHASER DESIRES HOUSE sE or
ne. State price. location, frontage depth
Il, E; GIADMAN. Jos Penna. ave Sc.
Lincoln 0346. 81.
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME. WHITE
or colored, prefer houses needing repair:
immediate settlement, E. A. CARNEY, DIST
43oS; sun. eve. Geo $3.50 1926 Vt ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
S13.5OO.
4O,OOV.
Nr. will, wi, ~

Near Woodrow Wilson High School.
new Early American detached brick
home, delightfully."- and conveniently stu
ated--just west of Connecticut ave. High
elevation and only a moments walk from
Wilson Schools This house contains six
well-planned rooms, two tile baths, side
porch. attached garage, extra fireplace in
basement-the latest appointments and
conveniences. soft. lot will sell on
liberal terms or consider moderate priced
home IN exchange. Also new four bedroom
a. ore1 +uG Gsll Mr. YAK sven,nss Gley 1s1ee'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
NORTHWEST SUBURB

THE only remaining home of A group
oi more than. 20 built Detached BRICK
CONSISTING OF 4 bedrooms :! baths Priced
cash and monthly payments considerahly
IS man rent. Call J. WESLEY BUCHAN-
AN DAY or eve, Met. I143. lt}! K St..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
Atlantic 1850. Ewes, Walnut aOp1
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
rms, bath, cleo. h.-w.h ami. IN
erre land and garage; $40 month,
rms. cleo. running water in kitchen
full basement. ouilt-in garage; $50 mo
Call Spruce O225-J.
TWO BUNGALOWS. LOCATED ON THE
Potomac. near Rosslyn-4 rooms bath
$50 80. Call Walnut $3.50 or Walnut 1888
McCREARY ST, EVANSVILLE
room and bath bungalow ami, sarase.
double glsssed-in sleeping porch: rent,
S45, ZANTzINGER CO., Riverdsle
Greenwood 1919.
CONTINUED on Next Page5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
SILVER SPRING. MD.
S9.95O,

Convenient location New brick. SIX
rooms and bath. attached GARAGE: large lot ;
- 43". Easy terms. Cleveland GGl4
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1OUU . 7. N. L.
Beau'fui corner; rooms semi detached
automatic gas heat. bullt-ln garage bar
gam price ~S.5UO- terms
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON. INC,
lhNestment Bldg. DlStrIct fnno
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1923 UPSHUR ST. NV
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

rooms, bath. . large porches. bullt-in
garage. rlec. rfer.: ! So bus or cars To
inspect. call Adams 4037 or Randolph 2a35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

l-ROOM. KIT. BATH APT ON lst FLOOR
or IN elevator bldg. under $40. Call Ma
tioual Oslo before 3 pm
NEAR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WITHIN
walking distance. 3-5 rms unlurn., under
800. District SOLO. 10 am to pm
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-S6? 80
NEW APT. BLDG.--Livng room . bed
rooms. kitchen, dlnette. bath, locker room
OIL neat. refrigeration; convenient stores
School bus fine residential section
McCLAINE. Walnut 9.a2. Day and Eve.
Zoo Wilson Blvd, Clarendon, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
SPLENDID VALUE.
innn ~

New brick; rms, - tile baths, bul!t.
IN garage. large lot. Emerson O564
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18
A QUALITY-BUILT HOME

IN Splendid section OF Oh. Oh, Md Co.
lonlal brick with center entrance and
slate roof. Attractively planned with i
rms baths, screened living porch. built
IN garage, recreation room with fireplace
and automatic oil heat. This home Is
brand-neW and We have a real bargain
prlce OF Sll.5Uo. On terms of $3.50 cash,
80 90 per month For appointment to
inspect. ca!l WESLEY BUCHANAN day
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HOUSES FUR. OR uhEuR

OPEN BETWEEN 3 AND 5 P.M-3707
sth 81. n.w.-4 bedrms, lily. rm,, din, nm
KIT. gas heat, refer. excel. cond THOS
y; WALSH, INC, SIS llth st. NV. Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18

Semi-detached lot 25XcOo: s rooms
bath. tiptop condition: $500 cash, balance
IKE rent. In good NV section District
2l24. EVENINGS. Cleveland O432
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BETHESDA, MD. 1886 WESSLING LANE
attractive dwelling: practically new; seven
rooms. two baths. Walnut a33s-J. 20.
1892 TRINIDAD AVE NE RMS
path: garage in basement: $3.50. Cali
Natl. 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18

$50 :00-SPECIAL-SeO 90.
1922 18th st. s.e-Corner brick, 6 rms
ZHfd, farsssi block Ansceitis Park. nssf
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SEE 6424 End PL. NV.

OIL U4If LIlU FL. NV.
Al last We are offering to the Washing
ION nome DuyerS a fea! quality house al
price New detached BRICK. Il rooms >
neautllui tie baths, bright daylisht kltch-
weather stripped. cau!ktu. copper screens,
very large lot paveo alley. DE ached ga
laPe. nome your family Will be proud
OF. lifetime home. Built and priced IN
suit any purse. Can be solo on easy terms.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 I4th ST NV Dist ana
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$50 PER MONTH.
Vacant. 1918 4th st. n.w.-semi-det.
brick newly papered and painted, : rooms
and sun parlor, detached sarage: hiEh
elsvation; IN petworth. Call j. WESLEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-18

2.24. EVENINGS. Cleveland O432
SPECIAL BARGAIN,
ONLY $3.50.
Perry pl. NV, just east Of 18th St.
Colonial e rooms and bath, with front
and 2 rear porches and garage; possession
10 days. Act quickly If you want a real
bargain.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141s H ST. NV. District 1877.
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TRADE

YOUR ROW HOUSE
For beautiful new detached corner in
Chevy Chase; 6 rooms. :, baths Gear ga
rage; priced at S12.950. OWNER District
2124. Evenings Cleveland O432.
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NEAR TECH HIGH.

@i@S md ST NE-SI5 100
LIVING room dining room. :, bedrooms.
kitchen and bath, electricity; laIge front
porch; frort and rear yard
IiO+ x CAEPITZ D,,tr;ct anSn
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

MT; PLEASANT. NEAR l6th-0 RMS, 2
baths: modern: garage; convenient loca-
tion Priced reasonable. E. w. BAILEY,
new center-entrance BRICK home; rooms IN
baths: screened rear porch. fun attic;
automatic heat; high elevation; southern
value IN this convenient and popular Sec
ton, REALTY ASSOCIATES. National 1889,
until pm.
s s, g., 3 BARGAIN IN HEART. OF OLD
Park I'd; car. line bus, stores, churches
and schools all close by: 2-story brick, fire
porch of ina floor sarge seS in come rTor
T 9ISs aS Ssy SSS fpH aoAE M NA
FISCHER. COLUMBIA 500.
GET YOUR HOUSE CUSTOM BUILT AT
yrs exp. will plan and build on your lot
1 70 y14I ideas; financing helped See Mr..
Sll,75n-CH CHI. D. c,--BRAND- NEW
neat: the best buy N this location today
For appointment. call Natl. 143S till p m
CAPE c., COP: NEW WHITE BRICK: AIR
in fine NV. suburb: worth looking at: on
very good terms Natl 1893 till 0 pm.
SS595o-WooDRIDGE-5 RIM. BUNGA-
good terms. For appointment call Natl
l43S till pm.
l9-ROOM. 4-BATH ROOMING HOUSE ON
hrst commercial thoroughfare. near Court
House; ot-Wster heat: garage; present oc-
cupant takes in about $3.50 per month; will
sell with down payment of 81 900 MR.
PAS0UAL. National 2345 or Randolph
S5,900-4914 ASHBY ST. NW.-FRAME
10 rooms, bath: h.-wh.; garage: ideal for
TemodelinR; immediate possession. Clev
25St %.
OVERLOOKING LING. PARK ROOMS,
modern. vacant: circumstances force sale
VIII give you your moneys worth reduced
10 S3.35o be first; terms. District :J464
3oS 10Th ST. NE-In RMS n-STORY
BRICK NV h.: easily converted into two
family apt. Sti.415O for quick sale L. H.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09
SHANGHAI GESTURE

Larry Marsh, maestro of the Watch
the Fun Go BY. programs heard on
Tuesdays over CHS, didn't have to
join the navy to see the world. He
joined the Shanghai Symphony. When
Larry was sixteen, and member of
the Munich Philharmonic, he read of
the Shanghai opening in music mag
azine He Travelled halfway round the
world and got the job. A year later he
was conducting the symphony.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-09
WOMEN's WEAR

Radio listeners who follow the AL
Pearce program may be puzzled by
the burst of laughter that heralds the
appearance of Tizzie Lish before the
nicrophone. The reason is largely
Tizzie's costume. The Panther
Woman of the Air" is tall and angular.
She wears battered hat from which
hangs weird veil. Quite la mode
is her jacket, composed of black, moth
eaten velvet. Flung around her neck
is a long scarf made of ostrich
feathers. Her skirt IS short, and she
wears cotton stockings and high, but
ton shoes.
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Choral w 0RkER.S

The GhIdren's Chorus heard on
the FRIDAY afternoon musical plays
Of fLe Singing Lady is made ap 81
an industrious group 0} young
ssers. During rehearsais sehea they
arc not at the niicroplsoae they
knit. read books, do honaessork or
on sehieh they Jroddcass. Nose and
then fhey call upon Milton j. Cross
or Milton Refienbere. the accom-
g,aniss. for assistance on some
EusSiing problem.
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BOY MAKES GOOD

NOT 50 many years ago a y0aHg
nam worked for an advertising
agency ia Philadelphia. Then he
qaif 10 gire more time 10 singing.
On Apra 18th he is singing on the
Ford SUNDAY Ereaing Honr, svAicA
is puf or the AR b. she same ad
agency for schons the singer Msed so
scork. The singers name, inci-
densalfy, Is Nelson Eddy.
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THE MoCoY

N e 10 England
i ms of Parker
r en- NJ e fre-
guenffy .crife ask
ing hosc he cui-
fipafed such a n
authentic iosvn :
east accent. The
actor, soho por-
trays Pa Baxter
on she daily Chs
ma and Pa SER
ies. can explain il
easily enough. He
comes from MI.
Desert Isle, Maine.
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As result OF gong over hundreds
Of letters from people telling Of their
joys and pleasures, Miss Lowans has
come TO one very definite conclusion.
Most Of those who write, by far" she
says, are concerned with love, mar
rage and matters pertaining 10 sex
generally. The second largest group
oi correspondents write stories con-
cerning Money matters. The third
most important interest seems to be
Jobs.
poser for psychologists is that
very lew people bother TO write con-
cernsng their Joys and pleasures The
great majority of the letters are IN a
decidedly minor key, telling ef The
writers troubles.
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pianist Her sister like herself. IS
singer.
Kristen began the study Of PIANO
as child, but she didn't like such
essentials as theory. harmony and
counterpart, and above all praetse-
ing. Her start as singer was largely
accidental. At the age Of ten she had
learned the role of Elsa in Lohen-
grin and then she added Aida She
has kept a record of all her appear
ances. written in Norwegian IN a
meticuIous hand in small notebook.
She has sung sixty-eight roles
tiirty-eight in grand opera, the rest in
operettas and comic operas.
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scores Of dolls-whalebone dolls from
the arctic. coloriul peasant dolls from
many European lands. slant-eyed ones
from the Orient and gay cabalerros
ss5d senoritas from Latin American
tcll-land Is the collection has
grown, Nancy has persuaded her
mother to invent 4 stcry about each
newccmer On occasion. the Singing
Lady includes cne Of The doll stories
II her program over the NBC blue
network At $50 PM lESTl.
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VII III ; pl O.
81 Am listeners
are invited to
send III true ex
peTlences which
ean be drama ized
for air preseuta-
ton. Part of Miss
I>owans' job is to
study the letters
winch come in
and it is this
ork that she
says is the most
interesting job IN
the world at
least for at wo-