davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

surplus-20O-ampere, 26-voft
DC generators, use for electric welding, s3S
each. Free information. Lewis Short, BURTON
Kansas
32-VOLT motors Y H. P. s22. Offered sub
ject to prior sale. Katolight, Mankato. Min
nesota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

FOR SALE-Young registered Brown Swiss
bull. Serviceable age. I. A. Robertson, Roman.
Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

Chester white spring boars and
gifts for sale. Selected and outstanding I'M
related bloodlines, good individuals. Pedet
and Son, Fairfield. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

best, climate in the state goes
with these places-yilla sites. lake properties,
fruit orchards. vegetable, dairy, potato, hay,
grain farms. Also cattle, sheep, hog ranches.
Homes and cabin camp sites. Tell us your
wants. Poison Realty Co. Davenport e. Wyn,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

new red ranch ~catalog, fa1l-win-
ter issue. Describes over 1900 live bargains;
ranches, resorts, homes. Mailed free! Strout
Realty, Dept. F, $40 Sw Third Ave, Port
land 4. Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

BARGAINS
tator type no.
Century motor.
Air compressor
s18.75. Gasolin,
equipment, all
Send for e
Machinery Co.,
Evening star., 1948-09-04

Five room brick. storm windows
throughout. New oil burner. And
look OF this price only SI0,5W
with first trust Of only $4o.s2 per
month. This is q real bcrssin in .
recl home.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

Attractive and livobIe white point
ed brick home with screened porch.
3 bedrooms. ettoehed soroee. COM
pIetely redecoroted. Exceptionally
beautiful level lot. Excellent finone-
ing. Open Sunday and Mondoy
! till dark.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

SUNDAYS; American folk art exhibit Of
dea rasr as sSsr' els from ''ss &. INDEX
Of American Design. through Tuesday. and
paintings and Iculpture comprising the
Mellon. Kress, Widener and Dale collec-
indefinite period.
Csresran Gallery Of Art. Seventeenth
street and New York avenue NV, open
IL to 4:30 Pm. Mondays, 10 am. to 4:3O
go pm shsSssh and fds e. 9 sun
days; paintings by Margaret Gates, Ethel
Gath, Samuel Bookatz and William r
Calfee, through September r., and water
indefinite period.
Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900 Twenty
first street NV, open daily II an. to 6
3. m. Monday until 10 pm, Sunday 2 to
q pm. Modern French and American
National Archives, exhibition hall, Con-
stitution avenue between Seventh and
5:l5 pm. weekdays. 1870 to S pm. Sat;
odsss ana exhSiton IN honor of uolaea asa
Jubilee Celebration for Queen Wilhelmina
of the Netherlands and Of the inyestiture
Queen; o"a shreusS next Thursdsy: ne exhibit
the establishment Of the Navy Department
on sIuxh nss %o1a VI ns
papers. for an indefinite period.
Fish. snd wildlifs Service, under main
lobby in Commeree Department Building
Fourteenth and z streets NV: open 9
.hd and fPe.h-sss.r i @ cash t,sh. P ioT an " indenais:
period.
Armed Services YMCA, 1896 9 street
Epep aay ssos s'm s.nssen
piano, radio, showers, writing facilities
Evening star., 1948-09-04

Beautiful prewor constructed home
in one Of the most ideoI sections Of
ssthesdo. R-room. z boths. brick.
lovely large lot. This home must Be
seen to be fully appreeiated.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

This is probobIy the house you have
been looking for. ldsoI for o loree
family. Well located in one Of the
better sections Of Washington. Coll
todoy for on appointment.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
15% Rent Rise Asked
For Town House Units

The District Rent Control Board
announced today that applications
for Is per cent rent increase have
been filed for the, Town House
Apartments, 60l Nineteenth street
NV.
Increases on 90 of the 96 units in
the apartment have been asked by
L. E. Breuninger Ss Sons, Inc. the
board said.
Rents now are $3.50 for one-and-
a-half- f-bedroom units and $3.50 for
Evening star., 1948-09-04
\XE:::: i 5:
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BARGE TRIP.
Horse-orawn barge trip on the c. g. o.
Canal, sponsored by National Capital
OF Canal road and M streets NV. pm.
tomorrow.
BRIDGE AND TABLE TENNIS.
Walsh Club, sponsored by the Recrea.
tlon Department, rear Of 1923 Twenty.
second street NV, open O'Clock tonight.
DANCE. -
Jewish Community Center, senior dance,
sixteenth and @ streets NV, Q O'Clock
tonight.
Capital Hiking Club. Westmoreland
State Park Beach and Wakefield. Va, meet
at Capital Transit Bus Once, l416 +
street NV, 7:45 am. tomorrow.
MUSIC.
Wade N, Stephens organ recital, Church
OF the Latter Day Saints, 8 o'clock tonight.
SPECIAL EXEHDTTS.
Library Of Congress, First and East Cap
itol streets: open 8 am. to 10 pm. Mon
day through Saturday and 1880 am. to
10 Pm. Sunday: original Lacock Abbey
copy Of the Magma Carta on loan from
the British government until December 16:
original manuscripts Of Lincoln's three
page autobiography" for an indefinite
period.
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street
and Constitution avenue NV, open 10
Evening star., 1948-09-04
and lounge rooms; orchestra dance, s:45

and lounge rcoms; orchestra dance. s.45
Penthouse YwcA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV, lounge open for table games,
bridge. writing desks and ping pong; two
orchestras for dancing, O'Clock tonight.
Omcers' Service Club, 1874 Twenty-nrst
street NV, dance with orchestra, o'clock
tonight.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club,
1913 L street NV, lounge. library, writ
Ing desks, billiard tables, radio.
aervicemen'a Victory Center, I113
Pennsylvania avenue NV, free eanteen,
open daily, noon to midnight
Evening star., 1948-09-04

Switzerland now has $50 motion
picture theaters and expects 20 more.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

three-and- q half bedroom units, &C.
cording to the board, and the owners
are asking an increase to $48.SS and
$100.63.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

Centrally Ioeoted, fine brick home
thot is Just voting for YOU! This
house is in very good condition and
on exceptional investment. Coll
now for an appointment TO see this
house.
Evening star., 1948-11-04

lated simplicity was apparent in the
stage setting Of the Dumont- News
week presentation.
It remained for ABC-Tv to du-
plicate the fine, frenzied rakehell
appearance of an fashioned
newspaper Office before television
was more than a gleam in q few
human eyes. Here coatless. be-hat-
ted commentators, their ties askew,
looked like so many characters let
loose in one of those newsrooms
every one used to see in Warner
Bros. pictures.
It was fine, rumpled democratic
atmosphere which, as the evening
wore on, the other settings and
their occupants began to assume.
r Il y n
II there were a prize for the ,fin-
est human comedy performance on
the TV election show. it should go
to Martin Agronsky, also among the
most effective of the commentators.
1t only heightened Agronsky's
effectiveness as a broadcaster that
he was the most nervous man who
ever appeared before a camera not
excluding those wonderful charac-
ters who used to appear,in newsreels
of the Irish sweepstakes winners.
OF all the bobbing and weaving
styles ever brought before a tele-
vision microphone, his was the best:
that of a nervous and excited man
who communicated his excitement,
as well as his news, to the audience.
1t was Agronsky's right hand that
must have most offended his pro-
ducers, but they did not cut it of.
Instead, they apparently talked to
him about it between each broad
cast. BY midnight, either through
the insiStence of the stage director,
or through sheer exhaustion, Agron-
sky had quieted down to approxi-
mate immobility.
II, on the other hand, it was an
accomplishment in ultimate self
control, make it a double prize for
Agronsky.
**
1t is far less widely known than
his main line of election predict
ing, but Dr.. George Gallup has a
side business of measuring the
drawing power of titles suggested
for movies. A lot of people in Holly
wood, and elsewhere, concerned
with selling movies have resisted to
poor doctors inroads into their busi-
ness. They have believed that a
lot Of things, m addition to titles,
influence audiences.
Yesterday, one Of this group had
his say, and, having it, said:
HE is no better at his business
than he is at ours"
y
The movie theaters did their hest
to lure customers past their box
ofnces on election night, what with
their broadcast of returns, bulletins,
and other forms of public informa-
ton service. Nevertheless, they
really did not believe business was
not destined for a sharp slump,
which it most certainly took.
Through the years, however,
movie arrangements concede they
have become reconciled to this sort
OF thing.
And, they are quite, sure that as
the need grows, they can become
still more reconciled to 1t.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Where ond When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of SHOWING

Ambassador Sealed Yer.
dict: los, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and Gas
pm.
Capitol-"LAceny";; Ii am, 1:45
4:30, 7:10 and 9:S5 pm. Stage show
l, 3:45, $50 and s:55 pm.
Columbia-"Apartment for> Peg
gy";; 11:25 am, 1:30, $3.50, 5:35 and
s:40 pm.
Dupont-"Day of Wrath; 1:2o,
1928, $50, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Hippodrome-"The 80 Steps,; z
4:4G tbs and 9:55 pm.
Keith's-"Race Street; 11:55 am,
1:55, 1855, 5:55, 7::55 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 2:30 and $3.50
pm,
Metropolitan-"Johnny Belinda;
1880 am, /, 2:10, 5:25, 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
National-"Red Shoes; 2:so and
$3.50 pm.
Palace-"Red River; Ills am,
las, 4:20. 6:55 and $50 pm.
Pix-"No Greater Sin; 2:25, 7:35
and 1910 pm.
Playhouse-"Hamlet";; 2:3O and
$50 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner-"The Sealed Verdict;
II am, ITO. 800, $50, 7:45 and
10 pm.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Hollywood:
Natures Shop
Evokes Wrath
OF Neighbors !.
By SheiIoh Grohom

Victor Mature is having trouble
with the people who live near hi.
new television shop. First they hac
the police cancel our big neon sign,
says Vic. They said the light kept
them awake at night. Now they are
signing a petition to cut off oul
loud-speaker. How's a guy to make
a hving?"
June Haver expects speedy sus.
pension for refusing to star in "Oh
You Beautiful Doll" I'm told that
June thinks her role is not big
enough.
Lucille Ball will have Glenn Fore
as co-star for mfr. Grant Takes
Richmond" at Columbia.
Gene Kelly is suffering bad case
Of fatigue. But instead of resting
Gene is dashing off to Europe.
u X X X
When Jane Russell plays a boy in
Montana Belle"-and she will por-
tray one for a third of the picture
she will wear blond wig, as dis
guise.
George Sanders is serious about
his marriage to Ia Ia Hilton in the
late spring. 1--WE have talked 1t
over plenty" he tells me on the set
of Samson and Delilah," because
we want to be as sure as possible
that our marriage will be a success.
Ia Ia has tried it twice. I have
been married once. Forty per cent
of all marriages end in divorce and
80 per cent of the rest have to stay
married for economic reasons. -
George adds that, for the first time
in his life, II am ready to settle
down"
James Mason's roles get smaller
an0 his salary gets bigger. For his
10 days in Madame Bovary,"
James will receive his usual
$l50,000. That makes his salary
100000 week-the highest in
Hollywood.
Mrs. Larry Parks-Betty Garrett
has motherhood scheduled after
she finishes "NepVnes Daughter"
I expect the baby will arrive singing
"Mammy"-by permission of Jolson
Dan Daley must have been over
working-or wants more money-to
do that disappearing act on his
studio He is usually easy going
But three tough pictures in a row
were apparently too much for him
Betty Hutton would be great as
Jane in MY Friend Irma," in the
opinion of Producer Hal Wallis
Evening star., 1948-11-04

She would have to be sweet, soft
and sacriflcial," explains Hal to me
I never thought O. Betty that way!
Marie Wilson is near the signing
stage for the Irma role.
Diana Lynn's architect beau
John Lindsay, Is selling the home
ne just built for himself. So II
doesn't. look as though matrimony
is on his schedule. However, he
is still the only man on Diana S
schedule.
Paulette Goddard is off to Mexico
for two weeks. Anna Lucasta" gets
the gun when she returns.
* X
Wanda Hendrix is decorating by
mail her future home with Audie
Murphy. 'Audie sent Wanda, in
Italy, a design of the apartment and
she wrote back listing the materials
for him to buy and the color
schemes to be used. It's a very
small home and, although Wanda
earns many times what he does,
Evening star., 1948-11-04
B-A.s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON .. @.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
Greatest of American Shows
Full of Snowy Sidelights
By Joy Cormody

! From Trans-LuX:
Due the stunning upset in predictions and polls throughout
the Nation replaying The Story you
life Of Harry Truman who captured
Americans"
/ Back up, band wagoni e.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
One New Play Is Set
For Broadway Week
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK.
The Theater Guilds first produc-
ton of the fall season, "Set MY
People Free" by Dorothy Hayward
is the only theatrical premiere
scheduled for the week.
Set My People Free" will open
Wednesday at the Hudson Theater
It concerns a South Carolina slave
revolt in 1922. The cast includes
Canada Lee, Juano Hernandez, Mil
dred jeanne Smith, Blaine Cord
ner, Frank Wilson and Leigh Whip
per. Martin Ritt is director, Ralph
Alswang designed the settings and
Ernest Schraps fashioned the cos
tunes. Joshua Lee Ss choral di-
rector.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
That Spanish olicia
Too Much for Jennifer
BY the AAoeiated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Sometimes screen stars have trouble
with their lines, and it gets worse
when they are given foreign words
to say.
Jennifer Jones, who portrays a
Cuban revolutionary in Rough
Sketch" had a long speech to
deliver. She got through it all right
until she came to the word ''policia. "
She stumbled on the word three
times, running three costly takes.
When she failed the fourth time, she
looked squarely at the camera and
said, "Look-can't I say 'cop'?"
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Without Pockets
A Man Gets Whackv
BY the Associated Press
HOILYW

HOLLYWOOD.
Howard da Silva's newest gag was
inspired by the pocketless uniform
he wears in Station West"
Visitors to the set were startled
when Da Silvia suddenly thrust two
fingers in his mouth and whistled
shriily. Out of his dressing room
ambled Howard's dachshund pup
Havrich, with cigarettes and matches
in cloth sack tied to his collar.
His load drags a little" Da Silva
apologized, but, after all, not every
body can afford to feed a st. Ber-
nard."
Evening star., 1948-11-04

Drew Pearson, gave ABC-TV one
of the most dramatic Of the elec.
tion night sideshows. The per.
formances were equally fascinating
neither of them for the reasons
Winchell and Pearson must have
been thinking.
For once, neither of the high
Hooper commentators COR is Hooper
also discredited todayO was doing
the double job of writing and act
ing his show. The script this time
was out of the hands of Pearson
and Winchell. being written by the
American body polite.
There was nothing either could
do about it, although both tried
valiantly.
Most Of the time, they just read
In their normally outside voices q
series of bulletins that could have
been recited by any announcer.
Made quite a dramatic thing OF
ABC-TV's casting of its election
show, especially with Elmer Davis
coming along periodically with the
Illuminating tag-line. Solid actor
Davis. Journalist, too.
X
A drama critic looking at Ameri-
cas- greatest show on television
could not fail to notice the differ
ence in the physical qualities of the
productions. NBC-Life- Time etc.
was the most severe and efficient
looking, a chaste election newsroom
dedicated to an orderly, almost Sc
we're presentation of the greatest
show on earth.
Much the same quality of calcu-
Evening star., 1948-11-04

Audie is paying the rent. He won't
marry, unless.
Ann Sothern is again seeing q lot
OF Jim Davis. If another movie
doesn't come up soon for Jim, he
will again retire from movies-this
time for good. Winter Meeting, !"
with Bette Davis. was certainly hard
ON Jim's movie temperature.
Frank Sinatra of to New York to
pick up Wife Nancy, who has been
picking out furniture for their big
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Douqhters PIun Dance

A square dance commemorating
the seventh anniversary of Court
Prince Georges No. 1910, Catholic
Daughters of America, will be held
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Chev-
erly (Md.)' American Legion Hall.
Evening star., 1948-11-04

new house in Holmby hills, frankie
Is selling the pink palace he bought
from Mary Astor.
(Released By North American Newspaper
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1948-11-04
347 GOOD SEATS AT 8s,

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection OF CAM
eras, projectors enlargers, electric expo
sure meters, fash guns; cash or terms.
papers. Chemicals, photo books and 1900
BRENNER PHOTO CO., 9as Pa. ave. NV
tOpp. Justice Dept) catalog free. RE.
ACCORDION. italian. professional, 15;
switch, new; value S1,475: must be sold
before Sat, any reas. offer. Box 147-E,
ACCORDION. 12o-bass, fine harmony,
shifts and bass shift, also tone control.
TEDIsRs Tt p%sBsoksRs Esfs & 'ss BALES
aceoRpioR. aes Z 81 Nv. .1so-eass. italian make;
lscsy acGoRDIoNs. al Sizes factory low prices.
work gYarsnteed; AT. 557s: ..,.,
o ase ss. fYssz n1na s:s e H
RATHERs MUSIC STORE. 7s6 isth NV.
ADDING MACH, typewriters, calculators,
Sss S1as NJ CO. sSu 9ss5 s.s sas
ADDING MACHINE, model R.. G. Allen,
a s0s sbFsas sTsea e. t viii in
fice for sl59. 8 am. to 5 pm. any
.Sbds xfs5dsS ass MseHHsE st. guna.tr.n SUN 1o-ke,
drop leaf; S13O. CH. $500, 9 to 5. -e6
new p. s. Allen: hand. elec. small Rem
ineton, used. Today. co. 1925: wk,, DI.
1872. 1112 14th NV. x .s
cleo: sale. rent repair; Addometer, S12 30;
CIRCLE. 1112 14th st. n:w, DI. 1872. =
ADDING MACRINES-Special sale of
limited number of used machines from our
rental stock; VI gnayansse; gyppMprfEP alse no neW
I43I East Capitol St. Ii. 0082, $50 to
8; IneIudlng Saturday; !oas adF,s 3stn ysaiTg IT,
sny business home or once: adds. subtrs.: !:
sIa 95; CIRCLE DI: 1872. l11a 14th
aEGHASs~Dbie. bed size all wool, ali
coIors: one for studio couch or single size
bed. Call Ludlow $500. -25
AIR COMPRESSOR, "a h.p., complete,
ready to run, very good cond.: S100.
KOCH AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE. ny.
Ar CoMPREss0Rs, two, hesvy-duty. rss-
sonably priced. WASHINGTON RAG AND
BAG 90. 2lk L st. s.v.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
REPAIRS AND sERVicEs Cont. ,

fAPERING, PAINTING, done At once, very
reasonable prices; ICES. do my own work; sgar- ga
fatsff rafsk aasefse. az sHse room. $40 up; I also
esh WIN Mr. aeeR slSn' 1N' ssa4 sn's 2ssh'
fAfER wdI E.. AND rAISTING
cali Franz. ]. ToLsoN, FR. e72s. Us
PAPER Observation-Disclosures your rooms,
aS Or 1So oE With Shs your aans Of s'
sasssntsss; sSss.eisss ms@sSsniss,. @ 'fias MHx
sIaNS III TgNfSs Hsass ANp . EErAfks;s ssii r ye.s
2 PiANo S'0'i 'riuNNG-Es.inaate free; work
gH2sIERN Mo 1I1S Ap l,aS Fl g ad44 a9s
aeTss s oS & steam free sstimssss Rs' Fo 5l5s,
PIAsTEsRiNG. earpenterins. cement and
pTompt serVee II s7os
PPLAsTERING, new and old repair work
dSSne mmed med service free EST ghite me-
RADIO RADIO REP RHPAfRs, Assse veteran. qs Reasonable:
day or night calls; also Sundays precision
KfFRfanRHroRE EfIhaenaRp aE rKao9BIEs. Tas9 Call Wa
sEFRIdEsAToRs. s3lSi ii sT MOTORS. washing sS ma,
fSRHS{SsaE g. E'fs DfphsDc
81 asss or s' Gore. re "a. "a s7Si! SoHAh; s5
ROOF, ROOF REPAIRs . and painting. cutters; fair
MURRAY, DT 2704. Alex. 1929. 81
Kinds ENDS; sgtterinE and spoutins: no money
a2Sn aD sa e 90Rshs G. W BsoRN tS W. free estm:te
ROOFING. Thinning. PAINTING, gutter
ing and spouting. Cali MR.. sHIPLEY, GE.
scissors sHARpENED. saws filed. so4
Ilth st. NV. Call MA. O509
STORM SASH and screens, made and in
s:a5edj ssd6 Ext t. 94s weeks delivery Call Tw.
TILE Kitchens, bathrooms, recreation rms,
eiYMngm 9r PLASTIC tie cash Gs e6 terms
LoMBARDo, no, 1881
gssa a 4 a;5ssssf A sP' ss6 ssss'
III soss ha Gsa m :aa seSssa
fYpEWRIhTIERA CO. s1a 14th INV nv o"A
RtqFs TsTHH w itana i. zsSs when you sit doSn
vENETiAN BLINDS CLEANED. CSC up to
2 it. wide and #. long. Have your blinds
p SsF sDE HR
ING CO.. 2o21 18th st NV. DU. 5000.
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
seryce AMR 81 RassT factory Ct gas aods
40i6 Ga. ave. GE. 1855, 8 am. to pm. pm
WOODWORKING-M of all types,
manufactured in our own Woodworking
shop. such as door tambs. storm vesti-
bules, screens. storm sash and window
frames; RosEN & McCAULEY. 304 9 st.
ne. DE. O493.
FOR CARPENTER WORK and altera-
tions; small Jobs especially. call Ho. 1878.
WE INSTALL adjustable shelving counters
and showcases; all kinds repairs aryI
remodeling: Prices reasonable. WA. .1472.s
WE REPAIR GARAGES; also install new
garage doors, canopy type, prices $110 UP.
WA. 1872.
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB Now-cab-
network complete remodeling, repairs
Sligo 64SS. 81
Evening star., 1948-01-25

sale necessarN reasonable. NO brokers'.
$50. income quoted ss4o mo-. oil h;-w:h:,
es eIics ssoG1 sI]tr. down oSS sSra ps SO
trial period; 5.rm. and bath apt Ions nss
cash down REQUIRED. Also many others.
EE sEELYg a4o9 St n;E; synr. Dd do;Ss sssS,
PT0DeT5s M T0Fsa sSkng 51S SVsT
NE FL raE VnSE oF Ma ass
Thriving business. consisting of grocery
st0re ooo lunsR room sHMAH eps Nice Reatos
51o' Fl; Frederiek pike, Gaithersburs, Md.
FsoM Fa5osnOos owNER SfI owNER-ro buy or lease
i prize Tia,an is r!sht sa any size r00mins hs4se
DRESS SHoP. Conn. ave.-A good spot
for fuSR 600 snd 10 s puS unSsu.y sSs If
ngwsens iow rent By lease 4 real opp No bro
RooMING HOUSE. 1925 Euclid st; NV
Ten rooms nashs newly EtS
purchase price, down payment and terms
FaTsss pH
Years i.sse. Rent, s1eo: income quoted
S45Q. dupont Clrcle. dODaIt Bad
ROOMING HOUSE, facing main entrance
Of new g. W. Hospital. II rms. 2 baths.
completely furn.: possession at settlement.
Present ceilings about S400 per mo, may
Re increased later. Price, S24 900 WOOD,
WARD & NORRIS. 723 10th st. NV. RE.
65s5. Suns: and eyes. call Gil. os5a:
RELIABLE PERSON. retiring from active
employment has $4,000 to invest in
profitable business with his s6 SERVICES; part.
SMALL HOTEL. % rooms. baths: yrs.
lease; reasonable rent: income, 500 mo.
ERrice, $4,000. OWENS REALTY, Me.
RESTAURANT, c,ass C: NV. section:
from owner: cheap rent, heat and hoE
water included; good lease; open am; ma
can be operated by inexperienced party,
few mixed drinks: considerinH Jan. slump
price, $4,000; lock, stock and barrel;
weekdays after 8 am, AID. 9s12. ask
EfS55oMiENe fS5 S3Es HOUSE, furnished. Is lovely
rooms, s. baths. oil heat. excellent eondi.
tion;. income. $500 mo. & &and sa 4,r9cm
oRWrRs eRsfsRIssnhs nhxiAfr9. iHs a"ns M o4ss. 4s00 n-A'4
Evening star., 1948-01-25
2S-HARDWARE

I'D PRESS. downtown, cater
S; has retail outlet; crosses
wk.; completely stocked
an enterprising chain can
Il it's cleaning and pressing
ed in. call the office Of the
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| It's expression. She accomplished
this with beauty Of tone and a
wealth OF delicate nuances. II was
unfortunate that Schumann was
preceded by four simple numbers
that required the same type OF
treatment to make them effective.
In w. r. Bach's "Capriccio," A. NJ
A. Rossi's "Andantino in G Major
and Rameau's ''Minuet," she dupli-
Gated the harpsichord tonal quality
as much as possible on the piano
and infused them with subtle color
ing. Haydn's Variations, op. 20"
joined to this group, was played
also with the fluent and easy ability
in shadings which Nine. Jonas
commands.
These qualities, which were ar
resting in the performance of the
opening numbers, lost some of their
impressiveness through repetition.
Nine. Jonas has a crystal clear
technique, remarkably light and
flexible In achieving varied effects.
She has also distinct conceptions
which she desires to make evident
yet in so doing she is inclined to
make too much use Of the rubato
and SO to sacrifice strictness of
tempt to that end. It crept into
the ''Kinderscenen" and also into
the Chopin group Of Nocturne,
Waltz and Ecosaisses. 1t brought
as well, a quality closely bordering