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La gaceta., 1941-11-03

liza luces que pendian en- ra-
clmos de las filas de palcos, los
terciopelos, las pinturas!..
Era TODD Ell mundo de su pa
Sado' de un pasado tan feliz v
ian dichoSo, que la infame Eu-
lalla lhabia echado abajo quiza
para siempre...
Gustavo Sc vic en- Apollo, d.
rlglendo la 9rquesta en- a9uellas
'afoes, en- aquellas neches ms
morales en- que Sc ponian sus
cofas que e~ntusiasmaban a los
pdblicos,,
Luego evoc6 ell salon. donde
Sc reunia la peha de Lopez Mu-
TO- donde Ell pobre Juan Jose re
;ltaba sus versos cincelados o
joyas antiques.
H. Gustavo lie escuchaba hun
aido en- un butac6n, rodeado de
pinIores' de Otros poetas, de pc
fiColstas, de muieres guapas,
acFrlcss y cantantes que aplau-
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

tavo lGego de salir del presidio
venia a un coliseo, y una emo.
cion ahogadora lie embargaba.
Pura, comprendiendo 10 que
debia sentir Ell hombre adorable
en- estos INSTANCES, Sc habia col.
gado de su brazo, y le Nevada
entire sus manos enguantadas
la diestra al m1sico.
La pequeha comitiva avanza-
ba por un pasillo lateral.
I'm acomodador les precedia.
Aranguren detuvo de pronto
a GustavO, cuando va las mu-
jeres penetraban en- Ell palco
proscenio.
-Gustavo, un momento.
GandGra sc acerc6 a su ami
go, que le dijo, preseDtando a
dos sehores:
-Estos sehores los amigos
Rueda Y Molina, son los empire
sariOs del teatro, y te Quieren
conocer.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

Tengo ell gusto de informar 8
ustedes que aver por la tarde
rase horas de sincera algeria en-
Il parque Cuscaden, viendo co.
mo la novena mia, la asturiana,
derrotaba a la otra, que es bue-
ma, pero a la que solo lie permit
mos pasar la "goma" una vez.
Escribo esta "cr6nica" rodea-
do de botellas de sidra y luego
de haber convencido a un pai-
sano milo sobre los grandes me-
ritos, como director, pelotero y
comerciante de forraje, de Don
/ austino Casares.
Aver, dicho sea con respeto
lara todos, Faustino dirigi6 CO.
10 Dios manda, anot6 una ca
rlara, dispar6 un "tubey" g hi
70 excelentes cogidas, especial
m ente una que corri6, norri6,
es ir6 la mano ". Ia engarz6.
81 aquella pelota Sc hubiese
100 hacia atras.... todavia esta.
riamo5 jugando, con ell desafio
e~r7patGdo.
Abrimos la fiesta con una Ca
rrerita hecha en- la primera ell
trada. lie dieron una base por
bolas a Faustinin; Iglesias, el
"chiquitin" de la habilidad y Ia
"pimienta'', Sc tragant6 con ur
ronche y lie retiraron. Hubo una
mala tirada de Onis, que era de
Cangas, Y Faustinin, corriendC
como un galgo sc lego hasta Ia
tarcera base. Grandio tenia dos
Strikes" y la cosa mo ola
bien', cuando descarg6 un jilo.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

Gandara estrech6 la mano d.
los dos desconocidoS, ytlos Qua.
tro hombres cambiaron esas fla
SEES banales que siguen a una
presentation.
-lTienen ustedes confianza
en- ell exito de la obra?-pregun
to luego Gandara.
-iC onfianza absolute!
-Plena fonfianza-repusie-
ron a una los dos empresarios.
La obra es muy fuerte.
EN- e. buen sentido litera-
rio.
ST; yo estoy tranquilo-di-
10 AFanguren.
Lopez Muro era pn poeta
eXcelentisimo.
y mas que pOeta, hombre
de teatro-aclar6 ell senior Rue
Nos hemos perdido al he
redero de Benaventel
u Ustedes creen...?
5iOh, ST! listed no conOce
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

Vamos para ALA los dos. Vayar
uste6es preparando las flores.
las coronas, las palomas mensa.
Jeras que me soltaran encima
De la cabeza, cuando me lame
Ell publico, TODD ell repertoire de
la apoteosis.
Levant6 la cortina.
T.. iah, que emoci6pl....
Gustavo sinti6 como un COL
petazo en- Ell pecho.
liza sala de un teatro!
Los palcos, las butacas esta-
ban va llenas de un pdbllco Sc
lecto, y Sc veian mujeres escota-
das' pecheras blancas de los ca
oalleros, un rebrillar ofuscanta
joyas buenas.
81 mdsico pase6 una lar0a
nirada por la sala.
Pura le habia cogido disimu-
.adamente y lie miraba con dul-
.ura.
'Ah' el fOsO de la OrQusstal
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
ara q 4denonio sueItoe Hs6T

era a "denonio suelto" Ha6m
res corredores en- las bases y
ninguna "baja".
Iongval levant6 la pe,ota has
ella ell jardin iz4uierdo, le SAGA
ron, perC Paz "piso y corri6",
metiendo la segunda carrerita ;
Faustino pereei6 en- las manos
% Clemente y Sc acaS6 ell car
bon por el resto del desafio.
Teniamc9 dos carreras y al
gunos vecinos MOS mostraban
carne de gpllinita".
No temas, hermancs-les
decia yo-que no liegaran a no.
sotros.
Y asi fue. Hicieron solo una
carrerita, en- ell quinto, y voy a
dascribirla: Orihuela pidi6 la
ponchera y tom6 ponche; Capt.
tano, hit de canonazo; Carsten,
bit de cahOnazo y medic; Gle
mente, retirado fue entire ell IS
Y la sagunia base; Babe" Fer
nndez, otro "jilote". y entr6, he
ha por Capitano, la dnica ca
rrera de la Unione.
Los italiancs continIan Subs
crip.os al siete... y pegaron sic
ta hits, dos del agil americana
Carsten, un serlo peligro Guam.
do llega a les bases, y uno cada
yno de los buenos y enmacarro
radios amigos Clemente, Onis,
Sam Scionte Y Capitano
No hubieron "jonrrones" Y
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

-iQuiten ustedes por Dios
70 soy I'm zapatero remend6n
de la literature! No he hecho
mas que ponerle unas malas Ia.
pas a Ia obra del pobre muerto.
La Erase del noble Camarada
hizo reir a los tres hombres.
Y Aranguren cerr6, serio va 4:
CiToda la gloria es del muer
to! iDe nuestro pobre amigo.
que muri6 sin triunfar!
-
Gustavo pidi6 permiso para,
entrar un i~nstante en- ell palco
oonde estaba Pura y Luisa, an
ties de dirigirse al escenario.
Aranguren lie acompah6.
Saba ell buen amigo del mi.
sico la emoci6n que iba a embar
gar a Gustavo al penetrar en- Ell
y lie cogi6 del brazo, d.
'lendo a los empresarios, con su
sterno tonO de broma:
Icon permiso, sehores! va
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
CAPITULo XVI

CAPITULo XXVI
SES maestro hijag
-GQu@ nGmero tiene Ell pal.
co?
4 Els un prOsceniO, HON
bre!
|Ah!
81
S-Jf quien viene con nOsO-
atfa,
%sertara Rios, Y Juan. los ra
on dejen.
an ell teatro.
era vez que Gus
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

ST, senior, cOEnpre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vendC en- King
Hardware, Ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

fss ale habian proNetido los re.
galos no tuvieron que entregar-
los.
Onis tenia eli brazo "echado q
pcrder" y por haber cometido el
primer error lie llevaron hoy u.
ma docena de ja1ba8. Como e.
-1aofrecido un "enchilado", ha.
bra que mandarle, por otros a.
migcs, una tres 0 cuatvo doce-
mas mas.
Triste suerte la de las pobres
"jaibitas".
De6o dar una explicaci6n so
bre ell hecho de que nos cuedara
mos en- nueve giles, en- lugar
de los ounce que Faustino ha-
bia ~prometido,
Bueno, pues.,. como hicimos
dos carerras en- las dos prime
ras entradas Y "9abiamos" que
estaba ganado ell partido por el
mas fuerte.... no quisimos mo-
lestar mucho a Capitano, cue es
TN Suen muchacho, y dimos la
son "a orden...
f -lip6n Grandio dedic6 tres
"iilc 5es y dadOs los tres con dos
strikes" y una bola o ninguna
boa mala, como para hacerle
er q Capitano que ESQ lie los a.
eos ION 81 no Gamma Anoche,
n e. Centre, lie di un vase de 81
ira Y tuve ell gusto de oirle brin
lar TOR Ell Cristo de Candas.
Willie Paz, que daba unos
CRITICS" que Sc Dian en- TODD ell
ere o y uno de ellos sond asf
ONO manden... aport6 dos eli
litOs" y me dijeron que Sc gan6
ina hotella
Los otros, distributes a uno
ror cabeza, fueron descargados
por e. "manichi" que vale por
cuatro, Magadan, Alvarez, ell
"Muchachito" de los Glen, hijo
e un amigo milo, y Longval, Ell
pitcher gSnador.
Errores cometidos, que men
ciono sin taparme Ia nariz, por-
que los muGhachos trabajaron
a conciencia: Onis, duo; Gle
mente, Orihuela, Carsten y Al
varez.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
U. /. 900 O1O OOO-1c, III. Sc.
C. A. 10000 O0x-2c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
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Relieves Pain Quick

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contains no epiates. II you want TO feel again
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NJRITO under this ironc.ad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do lot relieve that cIuel
pain to your satisfaction-your moaey vii, 90
refunded. Don't suf4. Ask your druggist today
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Evening star., 1941-07-14

RADIOS. 50 each; reposs. and from stor-
age Buy one for The beach or spare
room: l5U. all rebuilt. 1910 9TH ST. NV.
REFRIG IGERATORS-Fri Idsire. s Gu #.
all porcelain, not I scratch, only S39 so:
Norge 4 Gu. It, only $50 Open I'll. $40
pm. j. L. Bateman d Son, 22l2 Rhode
Iland ave n
Evening star., 1941-07-14

WAITRESS. night work. experienced in
serving liquor. Apply No. L. Massachu-
SettS ave NV
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Mrs. ArchboId Plans
To Sell Chinese Junk
To u. 5. Navy for 81
Redesignuted Cheng Ho,
Ii Will Be Station
Ship at Pearl Hurbor
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HONOLULU. July 14.-Mrs. Anne
Archbold says she is going to sell her
Chinese junk to the United States
Navy in a few days for 81, after
which it will be redesignated the
u. S. S. Cheng Ho and used as a
station ship at Pearl Harbor until
the world situation is cleared up.
Then it will be sent 40 Annapolis.
The Cheng Ho is a 154 gross ton
vessel 99l2 feet long. 1t was named
for Admiral Cheng Ho, who sailed to
Persia in the 18th century with $50
1unks and carried back the first
giraffe ever seen in China.
If midshipmen train aboard the
Cheng Ho they will gain unusual
sailing experience aboard one of the
oldest type sailing ships in the
world.
Above the water line the craft is
reproduction of 18th century junks.
Below the water line are twin screws
driven by ITO horsepower diesel en-
gines.
Construction of the Cheng Ho was
begun in the An King shipyard,
Hong Kong, April 10, 1889, on the
date selected by Chinese priests as
being lucky. First voyage of the
vessel was to Manila and thence to
the Netherlands Indies for the Fair
child Garden Expedition.
Mrs. Archbold comes from an eX-
ploring family. She is the aunt of
Richard Archbold who explored
hitherto inaccessible parts of the
East Indies in the flying boat Cuba.
The junk's second venture was to
Fiji in cooperation with the Arnold
Arboretum. Harvard University.
After visiting Samoa. the Cook Is
lands and Tahiti Mrs. Archbold ar
rived here April 10.
Unsettled world affairs, difficulty
of obtaining a suitable crew and
expense of maintaining the Cheng
Ho led her to offer it to the Navy,
she said.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
ROOMS FURNISHED.

53OS 4lst ST. N.W-One large front bed
room pvt. home: cont. hot water. WO
Sq15 IA
LARGE ROOM. twin beds, shower; excel
bresktsst hres S optional; American jewish fam
fly. EN- Os3l
1891 EMERSON ST. NV? beautifully
furn. front rooms, twin bedS baths
shower unlim. phone. GE. $3.50.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1910 goth st. NV
Large front room, windows; suitable for
. or 3: also single room.
134I NEWTON ST NW.-Newly furn. and
redecorsted: twin beds, tub. shower; cross
ventila ton gentlemen, s. ca. HO 7c44
spring mattresses, next door to bath, home
like; S22 80 each 15'
AL DELAFIELD PL NW-Large front
bedroom for l-2 men. Attractive. Takoma,
Petworth buses Taylor 4197.
242O 10th ST, Apt, 2O5-LRe: cor; rm.
ful view; conv bath, twin beds: girls
1894 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-S4 wk. single
rms; double. So; clean. cool outside; 10
min downtown; baths. c W. Adams 1880
THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th NV
Singles. SIS up: doubles, 81 up. 24-hr
elevator Electric fans.
2I34 ST NW.-Just opened, 40 rooms:
everything new. planned for beauty and
near baths and showers: elevator service;
convenient to Govt. depts. and downtown
singles. SS.5O-S1O week; doubles, S15 week
Me 1862.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 400 18th st. n.w-2nd
floor Apt A. twin beds inner-spr. matt. (;
new maple furn.; corner. croSs-vent.. next
bath: phone. every conv.; ref NO. 4329.
1882 TEwKESBURY PL. NV. = Newly
furnished double-expo. room in new home;
double bed: conv. cars, buses and shopping
center. Randolph 1907
3323 18th ST NW-Large front room.
twin beds. 4 front windows. Columbia 5S3p.
471l DAVENPORT ST. NW.-S25. Wood
ley 1880.
270s 18th ST. s., An. Va:-Nicely fur
niShed single or double sleeping room.
Reas 10 min. from Wash. OK. 0s52
56n7 end ST. N.W-Master bedroom.
conv. transportation; extension phone
chv: single only. S@5. GE. 3p7s
lCOs EUCLID ST. NW.-Large homelika
front room. semi-privats bath, girls, enc,
S25: two. $50
CONTINUED a Next Psss)
Evening star., 1941-07-14

TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN:M,,Pur;
suant TO authority of the Comptroller OF
the Currency of the United States. the
undersigned Mr. JustustS Wardell. as Re.
ceiver of the District National Bank Of
Washing ton, D. C, will offer al public
sale TO the highest bidder or bidders for
cash at the. ONCE OF the Receiver. 1929
Eye street Northwest. on Tuesday. July
Is, 1871, at 10 O'Clock tamD the re-
naming assets of the said District National
Bank Of washington, D C.. consisting OF
bills receivable judgments overdratts. and
other chooses in action and chattelS, less
such items Cor articlesl as may be paid
or otherwise disposed of prior to the said
date of sale herein mentioned. de-
scriptiye list OF the remaining assets so
offered for sale may be inspected by pros
pective purchasers at the Office Of the
Receiver Of the District National Bank of
Washington, 7. C. on all business days
up TO and including the date of the said
sale between the hours of Q AN and 80
h12 noon
: According to law, said remaining assets
cannot be sold otherwise than without
recourse and without warranty of any
kind or character and subject to the
approval Of the Comp roller Of the Cur
rencv of the United States and subject to
confirmation BY a court of record of COM
petent jurisdiction
(SIrred 1ITSTI1S 6 NAPDFII
Evening star., 1941-07-14

A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 25 wears experience Lincoln 5000
Evening star., 1941-07-14

GIRL. colored. wants day work of any
kind Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
GIRL. colored, wants G.h.w.: willing to
work. Apply 1928 Park I'd NV.
GIRL. colored. wants Job as mothers help
o. NO. 3035.
W0HAN. eelorsA wants 6. ~. Of any kind:
Tod ASnAfeGo. n. 041S.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

BODY AND FENDER MAN for general
garage work; must be sober good salary.
steady position Manhattan Auto and
adm Co 1th and r stS Il "
Evening star., 1941-07-14

Young women. IL to 30 desired for
switchboard operating: regular employ
ment with opportunities for salary ad-
vancement and promotion; no experience
necessary. Apply 722 18th st. NV. Room
1Ol, $50 Am. to S pm
Evening star., 1941-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANIEp.

BEDROOM dining. living room furnlturs
contents OF APIS or home. WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY. REASONABLY. GE l416 =
BEDROOM and dining room. all kinds o.
household furnishings. electric FTlsldalre.
rugs, bric-a-brac Call DU 05l3 81
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for men E
used clothing Bermans. 1872 9TH St v
ME :'96s OpeR eve Will call.
Tted cIa-hing HarrT's l13s Tth q, nv
DI 6169 Open eve VIII call
Evening star., 1941-07-14
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE We bQ

etc Dav or night. Franklin 2so7.
FURNITURE-HouSeho furnishings Of al
kinds; maximum cash prices; brio a-brac
china. Call any time, RE. 1904, ME- 53l1,
10.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

BOOKKEEPER for small business, must be
accurate and willing 10 work. State capa-
blhtieS experience and salary expect ed.
RnY Xxx Star La
Evening star., 1941-07-14

Cash. club or two pay Spot verihca-
tionS, no reverifcations; to IL per cent
plus bonus, 10 TO 30 cents per order.
New-car transportation furnished; no
Shelinp out TO crew managers on Satur-
day; paw daily or weekly; liberal advances.
See Dan Wagner, percentage periodicals.
$ am. daily or 3 to = pm. Sunday. 402
fth s. NV Room o19.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
ELEcTRIcA1 s1isS CENTER. s14 10th ST. NV.

WASHERS-Bendix reposs de luxe model.
formerly Sl79 so. now S99.95 also brand
new 1870 Thor washers. with pump in the
Evening star., 1941-07-14

repossessions and rebuiIts G Z. WEST
INGHOUSE KELVINATOR. PHILCO. CROS-
LEY and many others low $50 95:
easy terms You may pay with your light
bill WaShington's largest service in all
Evening star., 1941-07-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

JEWISH BOARDING HOUSE for sale: takes
in S4OO month priced right for quick sale
being transferred; very clean: new furni-
ture: no brokers. Box 215-H, Star. is
TOURIST CAMP on Route !. accommodate
%, tearoom, modern cabins; bargain;
s., ,OOO down SS5 a month. Box 50O-J,
Evening star., 1941-07-14

ANTIQUE CHEST DRAWERS. 500; lounge
chairs with ottoman. SO ca; bed, box
springs, mattress, SIS; bureau, SO; chest
drawers. 81 D; vanity SD; sofa. $40. man.
buffet, Sl5: unusual mirrors. Lorraine
Studios, 800 Conn, Apt. II. WO. 1853.
BARBER S CHAIR. junior size; also boys
bicycle. eft. gift counter and double-doo
stationery safe. Az LIST ST. Sc ADJ. 10.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
HELP MEN.

AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced in install
ing glass Ace Auto Glass Shop, 400
Swarm st. NV. DE 5114
AUTO MECHANIC sober. tools expert
enced Apply Mr.. Neal. Congressional Ga
rage rear rl6 c st NV
Evening star., 1941-07-14

SHOE SALESMAN,
STEADY POSITION FOR
EXPERIENCED MAN, CAP
ABLE OF SELLING FINE
FOOTWEAR. BOX 493-H,
STAR.
DRUG CLERKS, experienced,
over 81 years of age. Apply in
person. EMPLOYMENT department,
Peoples Drug Stores, II P st. ne,
9 am. to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
ARROW CAB co.

Has opening tor men over II years OF aRe
to drive. must be residents Of D c. or
Metropolitan A,ea for i year: free ms rltc-
ton: can earn SIS to $40 wklv Apply a.
10 am. promptly for further ietails 3l0
M s.. ne Ask for Mr. Booth
FOUNTAIN MEN, EXPERI-
ENCED: EXCELLENT SAL
AIRY. APPLY 5109 GEORGIA
AVE NV
Evening star., 1941-07-14
THE CHESAPEAKE e. POTOMAC
TFI FpHONE 20

Girls, High School Education,
No experience necessary. to train for
waitress work. Apply 5l09 Georgia ave
I'LL. csIII1cs a m A IzI. q Raaaak
Evening star., 1941-07-14

BLACKSMITH with experienced wanted;
steady Job good wages. 30 Canal ST. s.w.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN,

COUPLE. white or colored. desiring nice
home: yardman and general houseworker:
complete electric equipment including
Falls Church, on hilltop. with view INTO
washington: salary. $50 per mo- with
meals and a-room apt. with private bath
Box 413-H Star
Evening star., 1941-07-14
COLORED MEN.
INSURANCE AGENTS

Growing organization wishes to secure
the immediate services of men with in
Surance experience. Men who have hand
led industrial debts preferred. Full or
part time.
We offer a multiple line with an assured
guarantee OF success TO ambitious men.
No CHARGES no lapSes, no refunds. no
cold canvasseS. Each man furnished
carefully checked list of bona fde leads.
Our offer is made on comm ission basis only.
but cur plan provides for large earnings
and future advancement 10 the right men.
Unless interested in our offer do not
communicate with us Write giving full
particulars as to age and past experience.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debt except that incurred bv myself,
ARTHUR C. GOUY. 81? N Oakland ST.,
Arlington.
I WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself. VII
LIAM T BOYCE. 800 4lSt 81. NV. IA
FREE DUMPING
Evening star., 1941-07-14

experience an advantage but not neces-
sary; car expenses commission: must
Evening star., 1941-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS -Brand-nev standard makes OF
Washing mschnss in So S6aes m5Dsy ss down dssPeaf
NeeA!s7 ATLAS A5Oel Appliance fi COMPANY.
wasn,ps9ns LsETeet ARP1Bnff ,4a B%idi1s House
Dis,pici 3 ~. = N Open - E1es Til . pm:
WASHING MACHINES. Easy, with pump.
SI5S Maytag. square tub aluminium wash
er. sl5; also new A. E. G. General ss, Elec,
payment and some as low as S3.95 per
month. Open ill $40 pm. j. l., Bate-
man & Son, 22I2 Rhode Island ave. ne
WAsHERs.,s Sale OF discon1innuesd, d., models: SLd.
hose pump; ''' pay ii weekly. 10 DAYS
TRIAL. Republic 1890. The Plano Shop.
WASHERS AND IRONERs, gala reopeniGs
sale. all standard makes as low as sl29
Big trade-in allowance Easy terms YOU YOU
msy PSS xt3 s"TEs y2gE sRi E9n 81 sFRvE R
BFNbfx. FS6E.iAN MAYTAG' 2T,nf7 c. g E, wEsr1NG-
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
5l4 10th St. NV National as72.
WASHERS. sale, Bendix. reduced to 500 20.
installed; fun line OF l941 Bendix washers
on display, Norge; Thor, A. B. G washers
O'', Lux APPLIANCE CO.
slI 9TH St. LSrSFs' NW FefFEeIor Re- 1ias HS''
Open TIL pm.
UNSATISFACTORY. reposs.. de luxe model.
formerly SlT9.50. now S99.9 also brand
new 1910 Thor washers. with pump in the
crates $50 80; easy terms: pay with your
ELEcTRIcAL CENTER. 514 10th ST NV:
s19a5 A: B G can be purchased for
S6g 90. Also a fun line of Bendix West
inghouSe and @ E washers. Paw on your
monthly elec. light bill. Spring valley
Electric Shop. 4S05 Mass. ave. NV. EN-.
SS6t Open ewes
WASHING MACHINES s--Bendtx brand new,
1870, fully automatic: - - 80. terms; a4o
West. $50 80; Reposs. spinner $40 80; May
tag, ABC. Easy. Ward Radio 4, Appliances.
s535 Ga. ave. Sill Spr SH 2299.
WATER HEATER. inst tantaneous: Hoover
sweeper, i4-h D: KimbaN var. 50. motor.
30-gal hOt-Water tank with ker. heater
small boat with oars, grain mill, pint Jars.
2GO Maple ave. Takoma Park.
FOR SALE-Antique corner cupboard. FL
| Terry clock and other original pieces
| Gail AleXa ndria TIE IG11 Sun, Mon. and
| Tues. between 10 m. and q p m.
! ONE LOT motion window display coup
ment. very cheap: turntables and scces-
| sOries. Electro Display Sales Co, 4h4
! 7lh st. NV Phone Ma g459.
VACUUM CLEANERS ALL MAKES
! New and rebuilt, ike new. at lowest
/ cuL-rate prices Parts and repairs.
BEST BRANDS CO,
s01 I'M N w MA ST1I. ,
Evening star., 1941-07-14

PERMANENT POSITION with good pay
now open; must be over "5 and have a
car: advancement. For appointment call
ONLY
Evening star., 1941-07-14
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
S45. covering and new inside material in
cluded. made Ike new in finest tapestry
and frie2ette, workmanship guaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.
25O9 IAN S. NV Columbia lOl11
Evening star., 1941-07-14

MAN, young. age "a. college graduate, de-
sires work niGhts, 4 to - shift. co. S191.
MAN, young, 23, draft-deferred, wishes
113-k, Star. ID"
Evening star., 1941-07-14

,lEned.J JUSIUS 5. WARDEIL-
Receiver.
The District National Bank of
n n
Evening star., 1941-07-14

WOMEN, % to 81. neat, intelligent, for
counter work in restaurant: good wages
with desirable working conditions expert
ence not necessary. Childs. 1340 N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

BOY for small fountain must be honest.
willing worker: references required Apply
drugstore. Rhode Island ave. NV.
BOY, experienced in s1cce,s and also with
knowledge of meat; good pay. Apply
130S 1fth Ct n II
Evening star., 1941-07-14

BOY white for boarding house; S"5 mo-.
board and room. 1904 Independence
Evening star., 1941-07-14

WANTED AT ONCE-Man, with car, living
in Anne Arundel County, for a good 500
family route OF former dealer; no cash
investment necessary. Write at once.
The j. r watkins Company. Box No.
3R1-R Newark N j