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By GEORGE E. HUBER

YUST when streams throughout
Virginia and West Virginia
were beginning to clear. that
- big rain of last night had to
appear and cloud things up again.
Even the Potomac was clearing, which
is something adays That was
bad break for the anglers. too, because
Chesapeake Bay fishing is none too
good
Last week average catches were close
to onehalt what they had been the
previous two weeks. The Gooses we're
holding their own. but other spots
barely were scraying enough fish to
fill the bottom of the can The schools
Of rock which now are showing from
one end of the Chesapeake to the
other are proving kittenish about
striking any Of the approved lures,
and trout have not begun to make up
their apportioEed share of the catch.
Yesterday at SolomonS best
catch We could find was 125,
made under Capt. Dick Wood
burn over at Hooper Island.
That was far and away above the
average. and was taken on the other
side OF the bay. Those fishing this side
were dumping few fish on the dock.
and most Of them hardhead, with
mighty few Yellow fins and striped
bass.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads 10 and from Baltic Phila and New
YORK. FREQUENT trips to other Eastern
cltlES. Dependable Service Since 1896 -
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER g. STORAGE
co Phone Decatur 1900.
NEW FOLDING CHAIRS FOR RENT VERY
TeaS We cater to all occasions small or
large Metropolitan s959. National SGG4
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts CONTRACTED by any one other than
myself; FRED NJ. DAHL. r. F. D. No /.
bon -o!-A. BenninG. D. G. l"'
BRICKLAYERS' UNION NO l. D. C
There Will be an election of all ofr,erS on
Meonescay July -. al Typographical
Temple. Polls open from l pm, 70 . pm.
TRUSTEES
The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders OF the Northeast Building Associa
non Will be held Thursday July Is 1877
A. 80 p m. at the Offices of the associa-
tlon "hln r. l. ave. ne. for the purpose
OF eiectlng directors for the ensuing year
ana the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting
SCHUYLER 8. SYMONS
Secretary
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
PROVIDES anne service as one costing $500
Don waste INSURANCE money" Gail
DEAL With % years experience Tin.
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YACHTING LOSERS
TRUE SPORTSMEN
Will Spend Heavily to Aid
Vanderbilt Keep Ranger
in Tune for Races.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

BY LAWRENCE PERRY.
n YEW YORK, July 12.-With the
selection OF the sloop Ranger
" A. defender of the Americas
4 Cup against T. o. M. Sop
with's challenger. Endeavour II, came
A show OF spirit on the part OF mem
bers OF the New York Yacht Club,
holder OF the cup, which must have
been gratifying to Harold S. Wander
bilt, skipper and sole owner Of the
defending yacht.
First OF all. the Americas Cup Com
nittee thoughtfully fastened the Sc
lection Of Ranger so that the act
conceded with Vanderbilt's SD birth
day
Secondly. George Nichols, former
commodore of the club, offered a cup
for further series OF races among
Ranger and the sloops Yankee and
Rainbow, rivals Of the Vanderbilt
sloop for the honor OF defending the
famous trophy
Thirdly, Gerard B. Lambert, owner
OF Yankee, and Chandler Hovey, Rain
bows owner, offered to keep their
yachts In commiSSion-no inexpensive
enterprise-so that Ranger might have
the advantage Of further tuning up
for the forthcoming contest for the
blue ribbon Of the seas.
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than you do in the Winter, cutting
down drastically on all fats and oils,
including cod liver Oil.
See that he has access to as
cool and shady a spot as your
home affords.
If possible make available to him a
spot where he can dig into the cool
earth and take what comfort he can
from it. And leave him alone! II he
wants to play or needs attention. he'll
ask for it. Otherwise the less motion
the less heat is generated.
ONE Of the usual. though not so
widely known, aftermaths of the
glorious Fourth is an influx Of fright
ened and bewildered animals in all the
animal rescue shelters OF the city. Many
of them bear license tags and are easily
returned to their owners. Many more
stray away sans collar and never are
traced Hundreds have their nerves
irremediably shattered and become
miSeries to themselves and worthless
to their owners.
All to satisfy the mOronic de-
light of some individuals In
senSeless noises.
And while We are on the subject OF
lost dogs and animal shelters, the
Washington Animal Rescue League
reports its usual Summer rush of de-
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS g SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER f. d'ALBERT. INC
,15 10th st. NV Phone National Al?
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OIL BURNER
SAL I.ESMEN

We want the 5 best oil
burner statesmen in Wash
ington. We offer these 5
men an opportunity which
cannot be matched by any
other heating or oil burner
organization in the city. Our
reputation as Washington's
leading heating contractor
and our claim of having the
MOST DIVERSIFIED HEAT
ING SERVICE IN WASH
INGTON stands unchal-
lenged. If you measure up
to our requirements here is
what you will have an op-
portunity to cash in with.
PETRO-NOkOL OIL
BURNERS,
ALL GAS PRODUCTS,
ANTHRACITE STOKERS,
BITUMINOUS STOKERS,
HOT-WATER HEAT,
STEAM HEATING,
WINTER
AIR CONDITIONING.
SUMNER
AIR CONDITIONING,
COMMISSION ON
OIL SALES.
This offer is strictly limit
ed to 5 men. If you consider
yourself one of Washington S
best, made application Now.
Applications will be accepted
between 10 and IL am. week
of July II.
AMERICAN HEATING ENG.
CO.,
1905 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLLEGE STUDENT. girl colored part
tune. evenings. cooking care of apt or
dwelling adults PREFERRED experienced:
good references, permanent. All. 3f1"-J :
DAY or part-time work BY refined colored
girl. Pood reference, can do laundry. Po-
tomac a1Hg-J
GIRL. neat. colored wants afternoon work
for Tuesday through Friday: honest; city
reference. Decatur G0l2.
GIRL colored. wants Job as mothers
helper. part-tlme work. 1886 Oak NV.
Adams 1451W
GIRL. neat colored wishes position as
part-time waitress; reference. I4l6 N J.
ave. NV.
GIRL. coIored. wants part-tlme work
evenings: kood cook. ref. North $3.50.
GIRL. colored wishes work: part-time
morning or all-day work; city references
Decatur 6l1S.
GIRL. colored. experienced wants general
houSeWurk: good plain cook: want to stay
nights Decatur ll3>
GIRL. coored, wishes Job taking care Of
children or mothers helper. Met uo'.a.
GIRL. Vira!nian LIGHT colored wants
morn.no work or laundry; reference. LIN
coin 6iS'-W.
GIRL. colored wants nursing or general
West D6l9.
LADY coIored wants general housework
with small family; reference. Lincoln
ulS3-J
WOMAN. reliable colored wants general
houseworf. full or part time. loll Kenyon
st II W. Adams i9l9
WOMAN colored wishes place as nrst-
class laundress by the day work OF any
KIND: reference. Decatur 43US-J
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Rally to Cup Defense
&R0G;S (: 4; :;;$,,I; IL;,I{Eki
~ By RR7AXWToN ~

serted dogs. Can you imagine any
dog deserting his master just because
he felt like taking a trip?
Yet that is what scores Of
feelinsless humans (:) do.
After acquiring a puppy for little
or nothing, after raising it in fashion,
after using 1t as toy for the children.
guard for the home and a COM
panion for lonesome hours, when the
Summer vacation urge seizeS them
they thoughtlessly turn Fido out to
fend for himself and go of on their
vacations
In the Fall, when the woods entice,
when the children clamor for puppy
again, the neighbCrhood is secured for
mongrel puppy which is being given
away, or the nearest and cheapest
puppy factory is visited, and the whole
thing starts over again.
CAPT. PARKER, whose genial pres
ence has been missing from the
League for more than year, is back
at his post. Under his guidance, the
Washington Animal Rescue League
has grown to be one Of the best ad-
ministered in the country
1t has moved from rented
quarters into a beautiful build
ing expertly designed for most
efficient work.
1t is model for all similar enter
prises and could we'll serve as model
for private kennels and veterinarian
hospitals in both cleanliness and ar
rangement.
THE Baltimore County Kennel Club
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year at recent meeting:
President Dr. L. Brady; first vice
president c. w. Lindsay; second vice
president, Mrs J Thornton; third vice
president, J. j. Fahey. jr: treasurer.
c. M. Canedy; board Of governors. l.
l.. De Ford, J. A. Johnson. j. V. Frew
Mrs. S. Lindsay, Mrs. C. E. Reimer
and Mrs. L. Brady. and secretary. c.
E. w. Schmehl. 1923 West Cold Spring
lane Baltimore. Md. Sunday, May
!. 1898, was selected as the date OF
their next show at the polo field and
armory. Pikesville, Md, and c. W.
Lindsay has been reappointed chair
man of the Bench Show Committee
Indica tions are that the 1887 affair
staged bv this club will rank among
The years largest outdoor shows and
plans already are under way to make
| their 1888 show even bigger and better.
Evening star., 1937-07-12
Arranging Big Game Hunt Is Simple Job


There's hardly place you
might want to hunt but what Ket-
tier can tell you the guides name.
the cost and the passport fee be-
fore Jesse Owens can dash 4 hum
dred yards.
THE idea is that hunters
rather would contact one central
clearing house than write all over
the world to individual guides or
wonder where they might get
guides" Kettler says.
His organization international
Safaris) formerly had its head
quarters in Africa. He has guides
in Canada, India. Alaska. British
East Africa. Mexico and the
United States.
Evening star., 1937-07-12

49,
The present heat wave has
created an unprecedented de-
mand in Washington for new
National Advertised store and
home-type air-conditioning unit.
We must add 3 good statesmen, at
once, as our present force Is
unable to handle prospects. No
technical training or experience
necessary, but you must show a
successful sales record. Write
full details about yourself. Ad-
dress Box l20D, Star office.
COLLECTOR Must have
local references and expert
ence on installment collec-
ton accounts; car necessarv;
good salary. Eli Rubin Co.,
718 7th st. NV.
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Vanderbilt Takes Lead.

TINE went on and many changes
occurred in national life, not
overlooking the depression OF 1929.
When Sopwith first challenged for the
cup in 1884, the syndicate idea in cup
defense still obtained. One was Or
sanized after a great deal Of high
pressure salesmanship, but even so 1t
was necessary for Vanderbilt to as
sumo vastly more than his share OF
financial responsibility. Many OF the
old club seafaring names were miss
ing from the group, which, indeed
contained not few members who
never had owned a big racing wind
TANNER, if any, ard had never raced
or perhaps even sailed on one as
passengers.
II these men thought that through
their generosity they would come into
close contact with Americas Cup de-
fense. thus adding new thrill to
their life experience, they were greatly
disappointed. Their function, as they
. found, was merely to draw checks for
the amount of their subscriptions and
keep out of the way-which, in view
Of their ignorance of yacht racing,
was quite the proper and logical thing
for them to do.
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SHOE statesmen.

Only experienced need apply. Regu
pOSitl0ns ApplN l.loG z st II W
Evening star., 1937-07-12
BY r, r. TAYNTON.

TN HERE are just few things
that can be done to make or
keep your dog comfortable in
L hot weather. Those things
done, it is best to provide Sir Bow
Wow with a little wholesome neglect
His painting and pufing doesn't mean
that he is dying from the heat. He
is just taking the only means pro-
vided by nature to sweat it off"
Foremost among the hot weather
rules is to keep your dog eroomed,
plucked or trimmed II he is a Wire
haired breed. undercoat combed out
If he is long haired, neas and lice
removed and kept off, regardless of
what kind of coat he has See that
he has fresh. clean. cool water.
Feed him somewhat more lightly
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Where Are BIueSc


rAPT. LAWRENCE w. NORTH. who
used to operate a fleet out Of
Sherwood Beach. has joined up with
Capt. T. E. Jones of North Beach
Last week he took party of 10 Wash
ington anglers over to the Gooses in
the Norma r. Tolley and showed them
how to boat 81 croekers and a few
trout. Other catches made by the
Jones fleet last week ran from 80 to
100, most Of them from the Gooses.
We can't venture a prediction
as to when and where bluefish
are going to start next in the
bay.
For while they were all over to
lower section. with few infiltrating
up to the Middle Grounds, but these
Evening star., 1937-07-12

language. In size they are somewhat
snallish, few being better than 5
pounds
So many are being caught
that reports received yesterday
cannot he printed, because of
the number taken. as We do not
give credit here for sIaughters.
killer korner" candidates recently
at Ocean City include seven Wash
ington anglers who brought in l2O
hardhead and $50 sea bass, and two
more local 'sportsmen" who boated
200 blues.
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Many Lose Interest.

JUST the same. it did not make for
anything appreciable in the way
of development of nautical enthusiasm
among these members and beyond the
rare and submerged mention OF their
names as associated with the cup de-
fense enterprise, they received no
popular kudos. Consciousness OF do
ing generous deed was, in short,
their only reward.
so, all things considered, when the
project OF underwriting new de-
fender came up last Winter the at
titude OF these men and others OF
means SUFFICIENT to have enabled them
to participate in the financing OF a
new sloop may best be described as
bleak
In the end, Vanderbilt assumed the
entire financial responsibility, which
when all bills are paid and the series
ended, will have involved an expen-
diture Of perhaps half million dol
lars, all OF which is sporting ges-
ture OF grandeur and magniflcencs
uneoualed in the annals of American
sport.
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3 statesmen
WANTED AT ONCE

~ AA|A1A1ANA1AN,
Eaperlenced in complete mems wear line
Room | T. l.i,:, r st NV
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have gone. This department has ex-
cellent contacts all over the bay, and
none have been reporting even small
blues lately The fish factories in
Virginia are not doing so we'll with
their aleWife netting. showing that
there is lack of food fish around
which may mean that blues have gone
elsewhere in search of sl,stenance.
Do not get discouraged, however.
Just remember that last year started
out none too bright also but made
up for 1t in the end with such big
fish that many an angler was given
that askance look by his friends when
he started to tell about the size of his
catch.
The season still is young in SO far
as blues are concerned, and We have
plenty Of time
Evening star., 1937-07-12
BY DILLON GRAHAM,
Aasoctated Press Sports Writer.

AesoclAteo FIebS 6poIts Wlltet.
T Ugh up in prosaic stone
u building here there sits q
sun-browned man who as
4 4 signs hunting guides in
big game jungles in the far cor
i1ers Of the world.
He requires but jiffy to ar
range a months wild animal hunt.
He's Clifford T. Kettler. small
hh man, with black hair thinning
at the temple, and a pert NOUS
tache.
Kettler can rattle of the ac-
complishments and background Of
guides In all the hve continents.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FURN1TURE-The only store in the city
hat offers real cash inducement on
brand-new furniture You don't have to
Duy @ ussa OF secono-hsho 1hineS II you can
for yourself floors OF fine new furnI-
ture. Bed room and LIVING room sets
from So studio couches for Sla.1b. inner
spring mattress Ss.y5: extra special axl2 2
| frSt-grade. famous PabcO rugs. 81 so.
| Free parking rear OF store, Open every
Monday till pm. Household FuTn. Co..
| SDu rih u u W
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Sports Mirror
Nv the Associated Press.

~ thH AkHOClHIeU Tles6'
Today yesr aso--Five world record
holders. walter Marty, Ben Eastman;
Bill Bonthron, Ralph Metcahs ano
States Olympic track and neld tryout,;
Three years aao-Carl Huooell
turned back Pirates. tanning eight Tor
thirteenth victory.
Five years a1o-Athletics lost ground
70 Yanks ~ Lefty Grove dropped sec
ord straight start.
Evening star., 1937-07-12
H0MESICK, QUITS CLUB
Mattick Denies Love Affair Made
Him Leave Los Angeles.

ST, LOUIS. July II (P.-"Just
homesick' was the explanation Bob
Mattick, Los Angeles shortstop, gave
for his disappearance" Friday from
the teams headquarters.
Il wanted to see my parents" the
22-year-old player said. Il intend to
leave Wednesday and rejoin my team" -"
Mattick ridiculed reports that his
leaving Los Angeles had been pre-
cipitated by "an unfortunate love af-
fair"
He is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter J. Mattick. at their home
here. He has been on the Los An
geles team since 1884.
Evening star., 1937-07-12

'aaiFsa: TsarsA sA,sb M H. III IT. .'a: ~
Evening star., 1937-07-12

All the hunter has to do is sign
on the dotted line. produce the
dough and shoot. Guides, horses,
motor cars. elephants, sled dogs,
food and sleeping quarters-what-
ever the trip requires-are pro-
vided.
Some d the trips include guar
antees. For instance, II you want
TO bag wild game in Mexico,
Kettler promises you1l get at least
one ocelot, jaguar, mountain lin,
wild boar, lynx and deer.
If photographs OF wild animals
or the chance to paint them In
their native haunts are wanted,
Kettler afrare-5 that.
Evening star., 1937-07-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started bal
anced. audited. kept part time: taxes. most
reasonable: city references. District GJO;,.
ENGLIsHMAN would like position as butler
or caretaker teAperiencedj. married. Pot
O:ilG
MAN 30. rIarrIed. honest. relia BILE de-
slres employment. no selling. chauffeur s
ICense Address Box IS3E Star Otfice
NURSE-Malr graduate desires private
case; experienced paralytlc. stomach cases
Decatu: I.G!. 1uI sth st. NV l:.'
PLACE as porter in dept. store. houseboy
Dy yound colortd man, age -; reference
Potomac lyS1-W
YOUNG MAN, Colured wants work as
house man. dlshUasher or kitchen helper
Potomac :in3:i. lI'
Evening star., 1937-07-12
Ocean City for Blues.

OUT in the ocean it is different
story. Blues are there. and make
up in numbers what they lack in size.
At Ocean City, MD, they are running
on an average Of 100 to the boat.
which Is plenty of fish in any mans
Evening star., 1937-07-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKING experienced. out by day
or at home, any KIND OF sewing. Decatur
-. /.
MAID or waitress, public or private neat
intelligent, very iieht CoIored experienced,
city references, Lincoln gilD-J. l?'
SECRETAR companion. practical nurse
mother helper or coaching in English or
commercial subjects: competent driver with
ar. Telephone Marlboro IUl-M Upper
Marlboro. Nd. Box T.. I.'
WOMAN. colored wants any part-time
V0rk. night or dav: can bring references
Phone Decatur all
YOUNG WOMAN manage apartment or
ronmIng house. do cleaning: experienced, !,
TeierenCeS. Met. .lOSI MrS KInR
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEWORKER-
Reliable. middle aged woman who wants
permanent place. must like children: must
stay nights. First-@ass references required
Apply 3!I Harrison st. w, OF phone
Cleveland 1896
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. settled person
preferred. must be neat. reliable and fond
OF children, stay nights 81 week. Call
Emerson .0lg.
GIRL. white experienced. general house
work. care OF children for pmuloved couple;
live IN good home salary. Emerson :|36a
MAID Oh W good cook and laundress.
family OF three lay some nights, &, TO
start. Cleveland S,i!,;
Evening star., 1937-07-12
SHERATON SOFA.

Authentic, historic; IN perfect condition
in family over 100 years. Sl.oOo. "a
dress Box :I35-E Star once. y
Evening star., 1937-07-12
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
HELP WOMEN


BEAUTY, OPERATOR for o!nssy Md; .ex-
perenced. Apply National 6132. a.
FOOXKEEPER-C CASHIER for restaurant.
type; state age. experience education and
other qualifications: permanent position.
Address Box 7O-D. Star officc.
CAR SERVICE GIRLS wanted. Beck's
Frozen Custard. WASHINGTON Airport
COUNTER GIRL. white wanted. Apply
between and g. 1904 Penna. ave. Sc.
CURB ATTENDANTS. over 1s years Of
age: SIG week guaranteed. Apply 5111
Georgia ave. NV. --
FLAT-WORK IRoNER OPERATORS. ex-
perienced only steady work. Apply Frazee-
Potomac Laundry. 3rd and Eye SITS. ne.
GIRL wanted to work in bakery Apply
2S20 Columbia pike Arlington, Va.
GIRLS wanted for curb service. Apply
Harry's Blue Bird Bar-B-Q, near Washing
ton Airport.
GIRLS AND LADIES. more to distribute
famous magic tablets and book orders; 50
sal also bonus to start; no exp. REQ.
Room No. /. Ind floor. 1415 Eye ST.. NV.
MARKERS experienced only: steady work.
Apply FraZee Laundry. 3rd and Eye sts.
ne.
PREsSERS, must be experienced on silk
work; salary. S1S and UP. Apply Vogue
Cleaners. S.8 Bladensbura I'd. ne.
SILK PREssERs, experienced; GOOD pay;
steady position. Premier Cleaners, rear
a33 H st. ne.
SODA GIRL. experienced: references. Apply
Park Lane Pharmacy, 21st and Pa. ave.
NV
S:aaFsa: .15TsarsA All, ~ u u '; T..
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SALESMEN.

UNIFORM SALESMEN-Old line manuiac- :
turer quality wool uniforms for bakeries,
darieS, chauffeurs. lndustTlal--wantS rep
ieSentativeS Atlantic States. Full or side
line car essential: clothing experience
preferred; commission. drawings later.
Particulars, Browning King Corp, '', W.
18th st. New York IL
statesmen for rapidly growing com
pany must be executive type over 30;
the right men will have lifetime oppor-
tunl'y; GOOD income. Address Box AID.
Star CtilGV
Evening star., 1937-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MIS(ELlANEOVS fOk DALE.
A. B. C. IRONERS. 1897. floor models. at
sTs SSvos pret sse Eeetre eH@e Con- ai4s
st. NV North SAN
AMPLIFICATlON SET with two loud
speakers: good condition: reasonable. Co
lumbia O3J4
ARCOLA sections. nrst-class condition,
81. Phone Greenwood 1891
BED ROOM. dining room suites studio
couch. dressers beds trunk bookcase
stove. wardrobe. Edelman 33o3 Ga. ave.
BRICKS 900 handmade, hard bricks.
4lh and MARYLAND ave. s.w.
BRICK. loo.uo0. hard. handmade. 81 per
| M on Job: bathtub. 50; lumber. 2x:f-l -6-S.
and 1n tSdnw 9o5nt 81" to So .aee pef
doors 1.5c each: 100 IT. iron fencing. 35c
It. Wrtcking lh dwellings At 500 st swT
| Apply on premises or phone Lincoln 3?44.
| American Wrecking Co.
BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate:
riaIs at bargain prices, from hundreds ef
wreckin, jobs reconditoned and neatly
inser's we quote tote delivered or und elivered
You'll save time as well as money by COM
M Hrsascsk E iss sF 0u s6 f1Ys Used S'sSs
sHa s!G 81 &; SH. Nv 81 sas aese, sti Sc sR
BUILDING MATER1ALs-srick dHas. I,a tror, hand,
9TH. Main ave. and M.ryland ave. s;w.
n. L..
4th and MARYLAND ave. s.w.
CAMERAS-speciaI prices on used and new
used cameras. Robbins. 500 l4th nv
ELEC. REFG. Cold Spot No. g. cost S145;
slishtly used will sell for $65. Emerson
ASIA. 31l0 Oliver st.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Standard burners.
GOOD condition: cheap for cash. 1918
Rhode Island ave. ne. Greenwood 0915.
FRIGIDAIRES-some flne bargains In
new. used and repossessed electric re-
trigerators. See Arthur H. Todd 34ls
Rhode Island ave. ne Phone Greenwood
1901. Authorized Fris sidaire sales and
service station: Open till pm.
FRIG1DA1RE tone). cubic IT.. with
quick cube release and 5-year warranty.
Ss9.95; one G. E. ~ cubic IT. refrisera-
tor. $75: one Frisidaire, double door S75;
| one all-metal de luxe finish. air-condi-
| toned ice refrigerator. slfhtly used; rea-
sonable. District Electric Co.. 2l4s st.
| NV. North S41S
FANS FANS FANe-A. ed. e. Universal.
new and used: EXCHANGED. repaired, guar
anteed. all sises. Carty. 1908 18th.
Evening star., 1937-07-12

GUITARS National Silver Hawaiian
Steel and ! Apollo profeSsIona! mode al
big sacrifice by music teacher. also > stu
dent guitars with lessons. Thomas o.
Morrare. 1904 New Hampshire ave. NV.