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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

APARTMENT HOUSE oath and Girard);
units !" rooms. water in, all spts;; IN
come over $50: rent, ~J5 bargain, 5000
r. M. De Shazo, l"3 14th w, Natl $50.
ROOM1NG HOUSE. 81 Eya st. NV: IA
large rms. well arranged; reas. rent NJ
Frank Rupert. 1921 9TH st. NV. Natl.
ROoMING HOUSE. j. rooms; good loca-
tion. Owner leaving city temporarily. No
dealers. Box S4-F. Star. j.
ROOMING HOUSE, + rooms. beautifully
furnished: good income; rent. $40: sacri-
/. flce. l:l3 Eve n W. Republic 1900. ]"
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP doing over slOO
weekly business, for sale 81 900 cash
.io.'4 Georgia ave. NV. 81
BOOMING HOUSE. vacant 8 rms, 9 baths.
open today, D. pm. 1879 Trying NV. 31'
RESTAURANT (beerj. equipment: nearly
new: clean and attractive: does large bust
ness; rent. 50. closed SUNDAYS: real bar
R. N. De shazo. 1923 14th W. Natl. $500.
GASOLINE STATION. accessories: 10. 900
gallons gallons. monIhly: desirable location: sell
IecGunt % OF t,a Illness For details apply 1903
DUE 70 personal reasons. I will sacrifice
an established thriving wholesale and re-
TAI TAI pqsneSs SI at less than INVENTOR net
No curiosity-seekers; will investigate Box
:i2.-K. Star.
BEAUTY SHOP. modern 4 operators:
priced right now doing $500 mo-; excellent
business Box @65-E. Saft Star. mas 0''ef
FOR SALE-,Lunch room good business
opportunity; busy section; reasonable offer
accepted. Box :f3-E, Star -
RESTAURANT AND BARBECUE; excel
partnership or outright sale National 1900
Room 1902. 1910 Vermont ave. NV
RooMING HOUSE 'above Dupont Circle
16 beautiful rooms Rent. 900 A lovely
nome with good incOfOp-
R. M. De Shazo. 1928 l4th NV. Natl, $500.
CAFETERIA, 400 10th st. n.W.-lst-clasS-
sacrifice Met. 94:I5.
LAUNDRY AND CLEANING STORE. good
income rent 81. sacrifice on account OF
sickness. 1.l3 Eve NV Republic ZOO
CAFE: IN heart OF Govt. oldgs.;. short
head; steady trade: only $50 down; small
payments. zoos St NV.
GROCERY n.wl; mixed trade; closed
small expense only $500 down. zoos H
St NV.
ITALIAN-AMERICAN CAFE; busy NV
elosed;; reopen fall; price. Sl.sO0; terms.
zoos H ST. NV.
BEAUTY SHOP S3oo-s400 monthly bust
sess Rent. sos. Very, attractive ground
K. M. De Shazo. l23 14th NV. Natl 500.
WELL ESTABLISHED, incorporated busi-
ness natlonaly known. desires $4,000 TO
- 900 for needed expansion; right party
active interest. references. Box :45-E,
Star
LUNCH, on-sale beer: central NV: fully
equipped; rent. $50 month incl apt above:
estab bus; price. Sl,4oo: terms. Box
"G4-E. Star
CAFE, BEER-Sacrifice at once 5000 cash:
recently redecorated: next State Theater.
Falls Church. Va EdiSon's Cafe /.
HAVE FRANCHISE new three-wheel small
oelVery auto selling SlI5: any one can
rIde with safety. foolproof automatic
clutch; need partner to assist financing
STOCK and showroom. Box 26l-K, Star.
! ROOMS baths. reas rent, long
lease $500 handles.
OWENS REALTY CO..
1343 H ST NV. Room 41o). Met 36S3
ROOMING HOUSE BUYERS
Save time and money. Inspect our ex-
elusive list OF paying roomlng and board
ing houses. No oblisation to inspect Call
Natl. 9654 for appointment. 1T PAYS
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
LICENSED AND BONDED.
WaShS Largest Roomng House Broker 800
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN young, college BACKGROUND recep-
ZIONIST; experienced interior decorating.
news. publicity writing. Call 81 tomorrow.
Col. 49So. :}Os
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~ GIRL colored. wishes general housework
. 81 any kind. can stay nights: good refs
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STOCK PROMOTER

We are interested in engaging the serv-
Ices OF thoroughly experienced stock pro-
moter; CAPABLE of marketing the securities
~ wen established local CORP. with a sue
ceSSlui record OF earnings. In replving
EleaSe state age. experience and give two
EMPLOYERS. Box 21,-E. Star
FREE CHRISTMAS CARD OFFER.
your personal Christmas cards free
Big cash earnings ShoE / lines persona
christmas cards, with name Low as 80
Ior ~ Also popular s. assortments
rront TO 1000 Send for samples WET
MORE & SUGDEN. 149 Monroe. Dept.
SMA. Roche nIpr N Y
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HELP MEN.
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local company Some sales experience
helpful but not necessary: Apply go Ma
tional Press Bldg. . to 4 pm.
looking. for good paying, job. willing to
work If accepted. Must have car. good
references and be in position to go tc
work Friday. Compensation discussed at
interview: Apply employment Gifce. 4th
day.
SALESMEN- This is an opportunity to be-
come associated with an industrial bank
ing institution with unlimited possibilities.
Washington Bldg
SHEET METAL WORKERS t2). at once
steady work to right men. Miller and
Williams. Rockville. Md.
SHOW CARD WRITER for large grocery
business; must be experienced. Apply at
once. 1920 eth st. NV
SHOEMAKER. colored at once Apply
;!3oI pennsylvania ave. Sc.
SPOTTER, thoroughly experienced spotting
SIX and wool clothes: also knowledge OF
operating dry cleaning machine; good
proposition for right party. Apply 1912
N. Y. ave. NV.
TAILOR, white; experienced on ladies' and
mem S garments. Steady position. 53O5
Ga. ave NV.
YOUNG MAN, neat appearance. lair edu-
cation, TO take over a restricted route in
Arnhston County. Box 20S-K. Star
IMMEDIATELY-2 magazine statesmen. lib
erai commission; splendid proposition;
spot-verif1catio only those meaning bust
10S. 1888 G. st. NV
REAL ESTATE statesmen
o., Two experienced men TO work in North
c0-0DeFaylpn WAptE s4yen' n sMrs see Mr. my Waple.
1924 II ST NV n,St 9p1e
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TAXI DRIVERS

Our drivers are earning $40 week and
more tremendous demand for Union Cabs
Hlahts IL NECESSARY 10 increase our organ
ization. BEST PROPOSITION IN Town
LOT clean-cut men with ID c. drivers per
mIL ana at least u years of age FREE
INSTRUCTION CLASSES DAILY Tor
ldentlhcation cards For complete details
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IRL. white. wants general housework
IRE Oh children: stay or so home; expert
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HELP WOMEN.

GIRL, colored, kitchen experienced in res
taurant. also maid work good salary.
Apply Brass Rail, Laurel Nd
LAD1ES-Magic Christmas cards-sender' S
Signature in raised gold. New "EmbossO'
l-card 81 assortment. Profit, soc Be
glnner sold 10 III ~ hours-SJ profit.
Others better. Extra profits on other smart
asSortments; So for 81 name-imprinted
folders. Experience unnecessary Get sam
pies. friendship. 6l5 Adams, Elmira n y
SALESLADlES coats and dresses Only
ee%perlenced need apply. Good salary
Steady Sloan's Credit, 135 eth ST. NV
SALESWOMEN over 30, fun or part time.
permanent openings in the womens acces-
sorry heid general commission managerial
opportunity. 'l3 9th ST. NV
STENOGRAPHERS. owning or renting late
nome must be rapid, accurate; type reply
giving fun particulars, salary expected
Box 26f-E Star
MATTRESSES, experienced only. Apply
Elite Dellcatcssen. 1926 K ST. NV
WOMAN-We need woman capable OF as
Stunning responsibility to represent us in
Washineton or southern towns. Perma-
a mem position with good future. Comm.
While training. Personal interview ar
rahsed. Give full information and phone
number. Box lo4-E star
VACANCY SEPTEMBER FOR
AN EDUCATED WOMAN
Age "6-45 with above average intelli-
sence; permanent position. Leading TO ex-
10 qualify must be able to meet public
easily. assume responsibility and unincum-
bered: 10 applicant selected position should
pay over 5000 per year; hours. a.; per-
sonal interview necessary. Write age edu-
cation. experience and phone number. Box
4.}.}-J, Star
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uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per inser-
fion for 10 lines or less, l5c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want ADJ
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those Of
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained
Evening star., 1938-08-30

In the food industry. no lavoffs or mar
time; old-eStaOliShed company can offe
emp .oSment to 3 more reliable. neat,ap
pearing men, % to 50; no experience nee
eSSafy WE TRAIN YOU. If from $50 Il
m, - K st n W
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GIRL. colored wants days work. Atlantic
52GG. 3Is
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SShrEa. S!'la. one medium size, one with inside
purgiar-proof chest. Must be sold Snsce
W. EEvedea. krieg-s EXPRESS d Storage Co.. 6Is
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SEWlNG MACHINES-Snger console elec-
VIC, ike new, special, SO 50 Rentinr
repairing: 24l" 18th NV Col. 3345
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APARTMENT HOUSE Oath and Girard):
units. T., rooms. water in all apts: IN
come over 81 80: rent, SJ5 bargain S9uU
r. M De Shazo. l.1 14th N W. Natl 800.
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STEADY WORK

MUST have previous SeryiCe-slatlOn 2,
perlence drivers permit and high scho
education. Apply ESQ Station. VISIONS
ave. and Que 81. w. "Wednesday LII a L
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mothers helper or g.h.w. or days work
or part time; with city references. Atl
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piANO, slightly used latest model Wur-
lltzer spinette; like new; special only Sia5;
on very easy terms; ideal for a small
nome new-plano guarantee. Natl. 4130
kits. 1880 G. ST. '''.
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IL uAbLE library. Colonial, solid mahogany.
Soiiir Soim araWeT Cost 500, sell Sl2. Cali
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ROOMING HOUSE. III FyP ST. NV: IA
large rms. well arranged; reas rent NJ
Frank Rupert. 1921 9TH st. NV. Natl.
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SEWING S MACHINES: Singers. D. H 50.
- ,oad rieI; consoles practically new guaran-
.eeu. priced TO sell S35 up. 1897 Conn
SEWING MACHINES-Singer eiec. port
aoIe, y 80: d. h. treadle Sc 30 onen
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND. touch typing En
arlth.. speed dict; beginning and revie
erS; individual instruction. Decatur 40!
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BOOMING HOUSE j. rooms; good loca-
ion. Owner LEAVING city temporarily No
1ealerS. Box SIZE. Star i
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OFFICE FURNITURE-Roll-top desk and
cashiers desk with grill. 2O21 L st. NV.
PHONOGRAPHS. coin-operated: several
late models; TO close out; only S15 down
balance easy payments. E. o. Likens p24
9th st. NV.
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PIANOS-For S5 years we have made
renting Of pianos a speciality and you have
STOCK OF 80 pianos to select from We
carry full-size Baldwin concert grapds,
HUGO WORCH. LILO G ST Est 1S1Q
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CLASSIFIED AD. RATES

CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
locoI Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time. 23c line - S SO
2 times, 2lc line ne 1926
3 times, zoe line Observation-Disclosures 100
times, l9c line (consecutively) 3.99
Additional space pro rata.
Transient advertisements cash.
Claims for error must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rotes
3 lines, time, zoe line S so
3 lines 2 times, l8c line l.O8
3 lines times, 15c line --- l.35
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iRtEFRIGERATORS. all makes recondi-
Ip1oHeo $500 up; easy terms ElectricaI
i'elrlsefatlon Service. 1918 l4th ST. NV
Sfd SSfndFRHdiGERATORS, ~ used and recondtioned
NI3.oo TO S1g.ju: also washers ironere
Iaqtos; reasonable. District Electric CO
Dupont Circle NV Dupont h4nn ""
Evening star., 1938-01-20
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

Keith's-"You're q Sweetheart" new
musical frivolity, with Alice Faye:
1928 am, 1:25. $3.50, 5:35. 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Earle-"Every Days q Holiday"
with Mae West doing ne celebrating:
IL am, 1885, 4:30, 7:25 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 12:35, 3:35, $50 and
9:05 pm.
Capitol-"Love and Hisses," simone
Simon sings to w. Winchell and B.
Bernie: 11:05 am, 1:45, 4:25, 7:2o
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1910, 3:25,
6:l5 and 8 pm.
Metropolitan-"Tovarich," merry
screen version Of the gay comedy: II
am. los, 3:15, 5:25. 7:35 and Gas
pm.
Columbia-"Rosalie," another week
for the Nelson Eddy-Eleanor Powell
musical: 11:40 am, 2:10. 4:40, 7:10
and $40 pm.
Palace-"Hurricane," Mr.. Goldwyn
introduces Jon Hall in q South Seas
drama: 11:55 am, 2:20. 4:45. 7:1o
and 9:35 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Con-
tinuous from 10 am. to midnight.
Imitation Of Life" screen
version Of the Fannie Hurst novel:
11:40 am, 2:l0, 4:40, ITO and $40
pm.
Ambassador-"The Firefly," operetta
with jeanette MacDonald's songs:
6:35 and 9:05 pm.
Penn-"Submarine d." exciting
drama under the bounding main: 2,
3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and $50 pm.
Sheridan-"First Lady," gay screen
version of the stage comedy: 1885,
3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Tivoli-"Ebb Tide" romance in the
South Seas. all done up in techni-
color: 2, 3:55. $50, TAO and 9:35 pm.
Submarine Dr.: 2:45.
sos, 7:25 and $50 pm.
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SAAS "SRbAASA A1ot CVC4AA1k W0o 1lOk VI
the best q large audience attended
and thoroughly enjoyed the long pro-
gram. T.
The group Of young singers from
Vienna was smaller than that heard
here In recital programs and q new
conductor, Viktor Gomboz, accompa-
MED them. The voices, however,
seemed Of finer quality than the pre-,
vious group possessed and were ex-
ceptionally pure and even from the
highest to the lowest notes. In uni
son, the harmony was perfectly at
tanned and the intonation was re-
markably pure and even in the most
dificult passages. In this respect
there Is evident progress over the for
mer years work.
There is something unearthly in the
rare quality and sweetness OF these
boy voices, a detachment which is never
reached by any other type Of musician.
The sound is cool one, since vibrato
Is missing, and therefore elevated in
its extreme clarity. 1t is especially
adapted to church music, which formed
the first group sung, and equally lovely
in the German folk songs which were
given as encores. The boys are well
disciplined, healthy and handsome
types and made an attractive picture
in their sailor blouses and dark trou-
sers
The astounding part Of their sing
ing is their handling Of difficult con-
trapuntal music and the sound musi-
cianship shown in their musical ef-
fects. An example Of this was heard
in the five-part "Ascendit Deus" by
Jacob Handl, which was beautifully
executed. In this same group were
two other 18th century compositions.
% Regem Coeli," by Lodovico Via
dana. and "Tenebyae Factae Sunt," by
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tive brand Of emotional instability.
The fourth and last characterization
was handled by Miss Yvonne Kushner,
portraying the least admirable and by
far the most entertaining member of
the family. AS it worked out here
1.-THE Distaff Side" was Miss Kushner,s
prize. and she wrapped up In q bright
and tidy package every scene in which
she appeared
X X X 4
THE male roles in the cast, when
permitted to open their handsome
faces. Jared well enough in the hands
of Charles Grunwell. the big romantic
interest, Edward stevlingson. as a
sort Of tentative villain. and Arthur
Westover, who had work to do in sew
eral scenes and did it honestly. You
will get an idea of the status of the
pants-wearers in this drama when
We tell you that in order to attract
attention to his hero. Mr.. Van Druten
had to give the lad high fever and
have him play mad scene, and once
even resorted to ordering the young
man to fall fiat on his face right at
the moment when the turkey hens
were gobbling their loudest. That's
about all the gentlemen get out of
the deal. except that one of them is
permitted to escape the premises with
Miss Kushner in tow, assuring him
the prospect of lifelong amusement.
Mr.. Girvan's settings, lightly ap-
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plauded earlier in this piece, merit
more than that. His work as scenic
designer in Washington has by this
time reduced the jeering section to
pulp, since he seems never. never
to miss the boat. Mr.. Strickland, the
gusher owner. puts out a few solid
spurts of his own in the directorial
job, keeping the action flowing when
there is quite an excess of talk in the
script, and occasionally achieving true
climaxes out of what might have
turned out to be only sentimental par
ticiples.
END first night report. Department
OF Villihcation and Abuse. To be
continued)
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*AA ACSAAC SA1dEo UctWccu OA1l6elS In
varied conditions of age, servitude,
charm, disillusionment and sincerity.
Mr.. John Van Druten's playlet is
indeed one Of the most elaborate hen
parties on record to date, and the fact
the Civic Theater Co. has been able
to draw real blood from the turnip. as
we say down where the figures of
speech are mixed and strong but not
30 clear. is a tribute to the dexterity
of It's director, the talents Of its per-
formers and the very solid background
supplied by William Girvan's stage
setting.
"The Distaff Side" ran long and
prof1tably on Broadway No doubt
that success was due with side bow
to the direction, cast, etc. to the fact
the play tells in detail. 0) what q
young girl should know about her own
love life. If any, ca what selfish
grandmother should eat for her 18th
birthday anniversary dinner, 90 how
to be unhappy though middle e-aged,
(4) how to be cheerful though family
dissolute.
These revelations are managed in
turn by Miss Doris Cooper as the
third-generation feminist in a family
entirely too full of women, by Miss
Elinor Lord as the grandmamma of
the tribe, Miss Anne Ives as the long,
suffering mother caught between the
switches in attempting to deal with
her own cantankerous, selfish mater
and a daughter gifted with less posi-
Evening star., 1938-01-20
100000 Feet of Film
For robin Hood"

SELECT1NG from nearly half . mil.
lion feet Of fllm the $4,000 that
Will reach the motion picture screens
OF the Nation as Warner Bros The
Adventure Of Robin Hood" Is the
task facing Ralph Dawson, film edi.
tor at the Burbank studios.
Because Of the numerous spectac-
ular scenes in the production, a.
many as five technicolor cameras have
been used at time and by the time
shooting Is finished, It is estimated,
they will have ground uot more than
500 900 feet Of film.
Evening star., 1938-01-20

Tomas Vistoria. Sung q cappella, these
reiig1ous numbers showed the boys
voices to the finest advantage.
In the second group with orchestra
accompaniment. Mozart's "Agnus Del"
was sung as solo by one Of the boys,
who also gave the solo part Of the
Evening Song" from "Haensel and
Gretel." Schubert's "The Twenty
third Psalm" and Schumann's "Gipsy
Life" were other numbers In this
group. Mr.. Gomboz was inclined most
ly to slow tempt, so that some of the
liveliness and sparkle Of former per-
formances were missing. The bows
were given generous reception.
The orchestra was in splendid form
for both the Vorspiel to die Meister-
singer" and for the Manfredini SYM
phony No. TO-" The latter is a charm
ing work Of classic style and DR.. Kind.
ler's reading Of it brought out its
many points of beauty, the orchestra
playing with particular refinement of
tone and shading.
The nocturne, "A Memory" by Mr..
Dvonch, Is very atmospheric in char
acter, having as its program to "por-
tray intense suffering to the point of
beauty" Its symbolism is indicated
In delicate tonal tints of the violin
against the subdued murmur of the
other orchestral voices. The young
composer was brought forward to re-
ceive the plaudits which the audience
accorded this first hearing Of his work
here. The program concluded with
the "Jablotchko," from Gliere's ballet,
The Red Poppy" which has always
been favorite with symphony pa
irons.
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On "Kidnaped."

CAMUEL GOODWIN today loaned
~ his chief cinematographer, Gregg
,Toland. to Twentieth Century-Fox to
lens the screen version of Robert
Louis Stevenson's kidnapped" The
film stars Warner Baxter and Freddie
Bartholomew. For Goldwyn, Toland
has just completed the technicolor
shooting Of The Goldwyn Follies."
Evening star., 1938-01-20
The Elephant.

HARRY GERGUSSON, one-time
pants presser who joined the
House Of Romanon without notifying
that family Of it, is in the movies.
He plays an elephant in the "Noah's
Ark Party" sequence of Food for
Scandal" Mervyn lie Roy's production
for War1er Bros, in which Fernand
Gravel and Carole Lombard are CO.
starred.
Evening star., 1938-01-20

According to John Litel Of the
stages Ceiling Zero" fame and many
movie hits. practically the only stage
player now on contract with his stu
dio, Warner Bros, with whom he
hasn't appeared on the stag is new
conner Barbara O'Neil,
Evening star., 1938-01-20

Herbert Mundin, English comedian.
says he never goes out to night clubs
any more because there are too many
tough guys" who think 1t gives them
q reputation If they can pick a fight
with some one in pictures.
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Vienna Choir Boys Add
Interest to Concert
Exceptional Purity of Tones
Marks Singing Composition
By DvOnch Given Debut.
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

concert by the National Symphony
tuition Hail. under Dr. Hans Kndlers direction held several points
interest was the occasion Of the n
Cnor Boys with orchestra IN this CITY, the performance
ion by Frederick Dvonch concereer
ucon 17t-cenuy Manfdn Although
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Civic Theater Puts Life
Into. "Distaf Side"
But Not Enough Life to Make
Van Druten's Play Equal ~.
Standard of the Past.
By ROBERT r. PHILLIPS. r.

oT you want to stay awhile and k' said Of the
IN The Dstaf Side" to another
act OF the Civic Theaters at
Iheater last night
customers would have grabbed
i up that point nothing
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18
SINGERS BROTHER
GIVEN DIVORCE

HOLLYWOOD. April IT, tUP)-
Everett Crosby, eldest brother of
Bing Crosby, crooner. today went
into superior court and was award
ed an uncontested divorce decree
from Mrs Naomi Crosby, against
whom he alleged a number of mari
tai woes
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18
6 Personals Special Notices

There is no need trying to paSh
vehicle up or guide it down hill,
When it will not carry the load
ON level ground just standing still.
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER AND
TRADING COMPANY
1409 Adams Street Phone 1892
Ell Centro, California
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18
SEVEN KILLED
IN RIOTING

BOMBAY, India, April 10. tUP)-
Seven persons were killed and 30
injured in Hindu-MoSlem riots dur
ing the weekend. it was estimated
today British troops stood by
rounding up suspected elements. A
curfeW was ordered.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18
p Country PrOperty-Sdle

100 ACRES good for dairy. 90 acres
in new alfalfa, some in melons.
Clear. j. P. Boros, Rt. Box 16,
HoltVllle, Cal. 4-20
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18

WANTED. Good cook and expert
enced housekeeper for family of
3 adults. None other need apply.
Apply in person giving refer
ences. Mrs. w. L. Townsend, 125
w. Main Imperial Alb
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18
livestock

100 HORSES and Mules. 5 Palo-
mino parade stations; Pintos
and other colored rope broke
saddle horses. 4 registered sad
die bred mares. Famous thoro-
bred stallion and brood mares. 2
Mammoth Jacks, sure breeder
and foal getters. Draft mares in
foal and heavy work horses. Will
exchange for any kind of horses
or mules. Glendale Horse and
Mule Market. 49O1 San Fernando
Road, Glendale, California. AZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18

WHEN better roofs are made we
will put EN- on. S. l.. Hartzell
and Son. Phone 25lW 4-13TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18

MOUNTAIN home overlooking
Cuyamaca Lake. Completely
equipped 4 rooms, bath, large
porch. Ideal summer home. $1,000
less than y price, or exchange
for near L.. A. property. Mrs. C..
A. Wight, 43l w. "a Pl., Ingle-
wood. 4-21
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18

DESIRABLE room with twin beds,
hot shower, close in. For l or 2
persons. 583 Brighton. 4-10-TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18
% Help Wanted

WOMEN. Address and mail adver-
tising material for us at home.
We supply everything. Good rate
of pay. No selling. No expert
ence necessary. Merchandise
Mart, Box 523, Milwaukee Wis
conSin. 4-20
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18
Business Rentals

GROUND floor office for rent. De-
Sirable location. Inquire Post
Press. Phone 800. MITE
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18
WANT-AD
PAGE
-PHOWE 300
Business SerUiceS
QUALITY CONCRETE
PRODUCTS

Headgates. pipe, and drinkers.
Septic tanks and dairy barn con
struction.
Alkali and acid resisting Santa
Cruz cement used in all products
THE FAIR
1915 Main st. Phone 1880
Ell Centric
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-18

NICE large corner room with sep
aratc entrance. tile bath with
shower, exclusive district Phone
1079J. 4-14TF