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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

EMPLOYED LADY WILL STAY EVENINGS
with child; reasonable compensation, Ad-
dress Box 3l3-R. Star ONCE.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME FOR IN
NalloS' conValescents aged; porches; skilled
nursing. special diet best ref. Adams 1853
SWEDISH MASSAGE STIMULATING,
reStful, beneficial; in place Of daily exercise
1923 Fairmont st. NV. Adams 7064.
NURSE IN NEW HOME WILL CARE FOR
elderly person or conValeScent; massage;
special diet Cleveland 2865-J.
YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
grades, embodying most desirable features
OF Child Developments French. dramatics
music. transportation provided. North 6993
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SINCE
1882; expert secret service National 1910;
FORD. 202 Transportation Building. se23'
MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
diamonds, ANTIQUES, silver and gold Liv-
lngston & Co. 1919 st. NV. Nat. 5649
DAY SCHOOL, 6 DAYS, GRADES is. KDG..
pre-school French, dancing. art. piano;
1860 Mlntwood pl. Adams l443 22s
TUTOR-GIVE YOUR BACKWARD CHILD
chance, Coaching school, experienced pub
REV A. OPITZ HOME
for aged, invalids and paralytics. $40 Fer
week and UP. Suburban of Baltimore.
Phone Gainesville $50. ocl6'
NURSING HOME
Individual care given invalidS and con-
valescentsi cheerful surroundings, every con-
venience. Adams 1858
1888 Kalorama I'd.
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BEAUTY PARLoRs

ARCH. MANICURE, SHAMPOO, HOT OIL,
hair cut, 25c each; free marcel every Wed :;
All work guaranteed or no charge: our ring
lette permanent wave special, s65( stew
arts, s2l St Met 9T95.
PERMANENT WAVE So
Tuesday Special. Scalp Treatment. CSC
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL CEst. 1918
1925 NJ H. Ave. NV SIT 18th ST. NV
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

PROHIBITION SOLUTION CONVENTION
wants experienced men to raise funds. $40
Southern Bldg, 18th and NV. %.
Statesmen to sell Photographic coupons;
good proposition, CAN 9-l0 am, Room 500.
1919 st. NV.
SECURITY SALESAI EN- Industrial bank
now oTsaniZing: strong board. 629 Tower
Building.
WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY for two good
men with cars to work in Arlington and
Fairfax Counties: unusual opportunity that
will offer you excellent earnings with quick
advancement. Apply Singer Sewing Machine
Co.. 808 King ST., Alexandria. Va.
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CADILLAC 1929 DE Luxe ROADSTER, oriR-
lnal finish of black with six Nile green wire
M ;ane chromium finish well tenders auxil-
lvered for $4,000 and can be bought AZ
enormous saving Central Motor Sales, 1917
l4th st, NV Dec 45Q7 '
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CHEVROLET 1923 COACH. 1895. Thoroughly
checked and bearing our famous ok tsS
Equipped with good tires finish perfsrf
This car will give you dependable perform
ance ior many thousands of miles Can be
ments Your car in trade. owens Motor
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STAND 0ACk OF
GALL 1hIS Way
AND YOU
zGtCE
! A'' 1%5i,r-
] g. ze
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NJ A n A G f r, movie theater;
live-wire; must give bond !;
salary and part profits; state
fully. age. experience, references.
Address Box AIM. Star Office.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, TORONTO, via
scenic Susquehanna Trail Leaving Sept "a
Comfortable Buick coach; accommodate ions
one to four; all or part way Adams 1912. .
WE WILL take congenial companion of good
standing to California by automobile: no
charge for. transportation; leaving wash
ington Wednesday, Sept. a. Present your
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sITUATION-MEN.


Persons advertising for situations
Wanted" are harmed to exercise
careful investigation OF persons Of
Jering positions tDtere cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER, experienced.
B. C. S. degree. desires small sets OF books.
ments: evening work. Phone Ga. 384s-J or
address Box 17l-R. Star once
ACCOUNTANTS LAWYER desires position
l43-R. Star ONCE. as
CHAUFFEUR-BUTLER. colored. experienced.
reference: desires position, private. 22l3
l4th st. NV. Phone North 1900
CHAUFFEUR and houseman wishes place
in private family. Phone Potomac 1854. %"
CHAUFFEUR, competent, with reference.
fine service 1921 18th " st. INV NV. ""O Ue''
CHAUFFEUR. colored, IS years experience,
city references. desires position IN private
family. Willing to leave city. 1902 18th,
No 3.
cHAUFFEUR; HousEMAN, colored. wishes
PeFfmnent Place placer, or anitor Of small apt.
| CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN = Young man,
Ky; excellent driver fine city references
| CHAUFFEUR in private family. had expert
tiers. 423 Ridge st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR German: 1s years
experience, wants position in private house.
Address Box 179-R. Star ONCE. 22'
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. white. wishes po-
ence can furnish hrst-ciass city references;
free to travel Call North 1882. 23'
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, experienced. de-
sires position with reliable Arm; will con-
slider temporary work. Address Box 13l-R,
ELEVATOR OPERATOR (colored) expert
enced, wishes work in ONCE or bank build
ing; reference furnished. Decatur 2759-J.
GARDENER and houseman, German, for pri-
VAte estate; best single: AGED so:
room and board, $40 month. John Wendler,
1Al2 Hopkins st. near Dupont Circle.
Law STUDENT. senior George washington
University; desires position. general ONCE
typist. North 2295. 26'
MALE NURSE wants position to care for
invalid or insane patients; will travel II
necessary. A. M. Mussclman, 1854 Attn st.
MAN, young, strong and reliable. willing to
work. wants steady employment. Address
Box l8l-R. Star ONCE 23'
MAN. young, IS. wants steady employment
capable, willing, physically mt. Address
Box 175-R Star once rs
MAN-Empl0yer'S opportunity to hire good
man, age "a. employed assistant buyer. tex
tiles; travelling. sales and ONCE experience.
In Washington Sundays only for interview
or appointment. Address Box 34S-M, Star
ONCE. 22'
MEDICAL STUDENT desires room, board.
in return for part-time evening or night
work; references. Address Box 267-R, Star
ONCE. 23H
YOUNG MAN. attending college in city.
wants part-time work for room and board.
National 1748: ask for Mr. Heinmller.
YOUNG MAN. married college graduate in
dentistry. willing to apprentice himself to
any business. Address Box l5-R, Star ONCE.
CtnrrArUnAyc nHEAy Ann xUnAECNI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DO5ANEo9 OEEOh1 UNAIAES.
WILL SELL whole or half interest attrac-
tive gas station, nearby Va; small Invest
ment, good income; full Investigation; no
brokers. Address Box 3sS-M. Star once
32s
BOOMING HousE-Corner- Pa. ave. and
2ath st. NV: IL rooms. 2 baths, mi.
all rented. Apply 1000 Gath st. NV 22s
FOUNTAIN AND LIGHT LUNCH concession
in leading new apartment house; $500 cash,
BALANCE terms. Goldsmith Sales Corp, 9l8
New York ave.
EQUIPMENT for tea room. in good condi-
ton very reasonable for quick sale 7a7
Park I'd NV. 23s
DELICATESSEN. located In heart of city;
mu.t sell on account of illness: guarantees
5000 per week. Address Box 27i-R, Star
STUDIO with living quarters, suitable for
club, fraternity, dancing. 1910 Mass ave
NV Owner. l119 x. Met. s647
DENTIST reliable. viii render services in
exchange for papering and inside painting
Address Box SCR, Star once 221
WILL SACRIFICE stock OF window shade
tunify to start in window shade business
Address Box 47n-M Star ONCE
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(CoBtinued.l
LEARN beauty culture at stewart Beauty
night classes e2i r st. NV
MAIDS, colored experienced see house
keeper, BURLINGTON HOTEL ll20 Vermont ave.
PRACTICAL NURSE for night duty; unin-
numbered; willing to travel; age limit; 20.
" experienced in handling exclusive trade
Apply llOs st, NV. Schwah. Inc.
SEVERAL TYPIsTs- time; oppor-
give address and telephone connection. Ad-
dress Bcx l65-R. Star ONCE 2S'
WOMAN over 80, to sell dress and surgical
corsets; training given; give phone. Address
Box 344-K. Star Office.
WOMAN, over So to sell Spencer dress and
sursicsi corsetS ana oets ebnne Az ad
dress Box 345-K. Star ONCE
WOMAN. between IS and IS. ambitious, re-
tablished concern: must have executive abil-
ity; salary and bonus; promotion; Write or
see in person. Miss vernon, 72S Tower
BLDG. after o'clock. "
WOMAN. white about 35 to work SATURDAYS
and relief work. Apply Arcade Market,
WOMEN-Prohibition solution convention
wants experienced women to raise funds.
800 Southern Bldg. 18th and II NV. %
YOUNG LADY. experienced. must know
pm; reference; no Sunday 1872 n ST NV.
YOUNG WOMAN, high-school graduate. to
correct papers IN loI tuitloh ~ ioNaA
business college hours, to 4:30. For in
terview address Box 2l7-M. Star ONCE.
LADIES'.
Owing to recent promotions In our or
sanitation. we have openings for three
ladies of refinement and personality to
handle some special organization work
There is no selling or collecting. but the
ladies selected must have initiative and
Imagination.
Ladies between rs and IS years of age
will be preferred, and to those selected
500 WEEKLY.
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1927 Ss5. Runs and
sn9oSs .a nKe new. Recent repair bill s35.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK and general houseworker. expert
enced white woman; references; stay nights:
doctors home; SIS week; only excellent cook
aud neat. capable woman apply. HOS Blu
chanan ST. NV.
WOMAN. white, to keep small apartment
and care for baby. Phone after $50 m.
tonight Col. 4832W
WOMAN white refined. TO care for home
for employed family. Good home and So
week. 4609 3Sth st. NV.
WOMAN. white; cooking and general house
work; stay nights. Wisconsin 1922. 1908
Meadow lane. Chevy Chase.
WOMAN white, to take fun CHARGE Of young
child. help with housework; may stay nights.
Call Monday night. 2800 Bellevue Terrace
NV. CleV. 2453.
GENERAL HOUSEkEEPER.
Girl References. Georgia 1859
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sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE. white, wants work plain
cook, maid, butler, chauffeur, handy man.
Address Box 14l-R, Star ONCE. a.
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r1hurseil and Neaie, Is, 81. s-2.
Second round-Judd and Thomas defeated
C5arnett and Daily BY default Godfrey ana
stewart defeated Polk and Woods by de-;
fault johnson and wilkinson defeated Hall
and Brown, 80, So: CraRoe and Doyle
defeated Schmid and Lovewell. SO. s.;
Wright and Hubbard defeated Ladd emo
defeated Dawson and Howell, 81. IS;
as; Gable and Birch defeated Atwood and
Hsrrick and Herrick 81. a.. 81.
Third round-Judd and Thomas s.-sated
Godfrey and Stewart. s-6. SO: May and
S-6, 6-1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
VETS ARE CHEERED
BY morrow VOTE
White House Awaits Word OF
Mexican Enjoys Diplo.
matte Plans.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The nomination of Dwight w. Nor
row for the Senate from New Jersey
was greeted by -prohibitionists In
Washington as an encouraging gain in
their hight for wet majority In that
body
Despite assertions of state Republic
can leaders that Morrow would look
with distaste on any attempt to make
him the titular head Of the wet forces,
should he be elected in November, the
vets here were more than pleased with
the decisive primary victory.
1t was pointed out that his nomina.
ton was the first to be won by an
aVowed Republican wet In the 1890
primaries. Vets asserted that his VIC
tory was more triumph for the anti
prohibition cause. in view of his PROM
lnence in public life.
Interest here In the balloting was
unhagging, even after Fort conceded
the triumph to his opponent.
The White House today awaited
word from Morrow as to his plans for
returnlng as Ambassador to Mexico
City Under plans announced in May,
Morrow would return to the Mexican
capital long enough to conclude mat
terS left pending when he went to the
London Naval Conference
Diplomatic circles were uniformed
whether he planned to resign as Am
bassador before the November election.
The possibility existed, 1t was said, that
he would campaign for the general
election as Ambassador to Mexico Ia
the same fashion as he campaigned for
the primary nomination.
1t was believed Morrow would come
to washington within a few DAYS In
confer with the President and at that
time decide what course he will pursue
Pending definite announcement from
him, 1t was assumed he would follow
his original intention of returning to
Mexico City to clear his desk.
The President has followed with In
terest developments in the New Jersey
race, in which the two leading candi.
dates-Morrow and Representative Fort
were close personal friends of his.
but avoided participation in the race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
HOUSE MAY PROBE
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
Smell Urges Committee of Five
to Be Appointed by
Speaker.

Following the example set by the
Senate, leaders of the House yesterday
started movement to investigate the
campaign funds of individuals seeking
membership in the lower branch of
Congress.
Representative Smell of New York
chairman Of the puiSsant rules COM
mittee, introduced a resolution TO set
up committee to investigate the ex-
penditures of candidates of both parties.
In addition, the group would inveSti-
gate and report to the House the names
of the persons, firms, associations or
corporations subscribing, the amount
contributed, the method of expenditure
of said sums, and all facts in relation
thereto, not only as to the subscrip-
tions OF money and expenditures there
of, but as to the use of any other means
or influence, including the promise of
use Of patronage and of all other facts
in relation thereto that would aid the
Congress.
The committee would consist of five
members to be named by the speaker.
1t would be authorized to sit at such
places deeemd necessary, to subpoena
witnesses and to require production of
papers and documents needed.
The resolution was referred to the
committee OF which Smell is chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
SCHALL PLURALITY
is STATES LARGEST
Blind Minnesota Senator Wins
$4,000 Votes More Than
Governor.

ST. PAUL, June 1S (P.-Senator
Thomas d. Schall, who dropped his
campaign last week to return to WASH
ington and vote against the tariff bill,
which became law today, gained the
Republican nomination for reelection
at Mondays primary election by one of
the largest pluralities ever given in q
Minnesota primary.
Belated returns from rural districts
added to the advantage of the blind
Senator, who has served Is years in
both Houses of Congress, giving him a
majority of $4,000 votes over his princi-
pal opponent, Gov. Theodore Christian
son.
John F. Selb, anti-prohibition candi-
date, was far behind
Both Schall and Christianson voiced
strong opposition to the Smoot- Hawley
tariff bill throughout their campaigns
Ernest Lundeen, candidate for the
Farmer-Labor senatorial nomination.
apparently was victorious over Knud
Wefald Einar Hoidale Is the Demo-
cratic nominee for Senator and was
unopposed in the primary.
Ray P. Chase, State auditor, ran far
ahead of the field, winning the Re-
publican nomination for governor
Floyd B. Olson won the Farmer Labor
gubernatorial nomination easily. Ed
ward Indrehus, Democratic candidate
for governor, was .unopposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
OFFICERS OBSERVE
FOUNDING OF ONO.
Exercises in Commemoration
of 155th Anniversary Held
at War College.

The l55th anniversary of the found
ing of the Quartermaster Corps of the
United States Army was observed at the
Army War College last evening, under
auspices of the Washington Chapter Of
the Quartermaster Association. SINH
lar commemorative exercises are being
held this week all over the world where
quartermaster activities are located.
Col. F. H. Payne, the Assistant Secre-
tary OF War. and several officers of the
corps in the Regular Army, the National
Guard and the Reserves, joined in pay
ing tribute to the activities of the
branch which was organized as the
tablished June is, ITS, the day Gen
George Washington took command Of
the Nations military forces.
Gen. Francis H. Pope, assistant to the
quartermaSter general of the Army,
presided at the dinner as POSTMASTER,
and addresses were delivered by Gen
John L. Dewitt, the quartermaster
general, and Gen. Ewing E. Booth.
Seated with them at the head table
we're:
Assistant Secretary of War Payne-
Major generally Charles H. Bridges, adj
tutant general: Ewing E. Booth. John
l.. Glenn, retired; John L. De Witt,
quartermaster general Hugh A. Drum,
inspector general; George S. Gibbs,
chief signal officer: Samuel Hof, chief
Of ordnance; Merritte w. Ireland, sur
geon general, and Edward A. Kreger,
judge advocate general; brigadier gen.
erals, Louis H. Bash, @. M: c., assistant
70 the quartermaster general; William
E. Horton, retired; George v. H. Nose
ley. assistant to the Assistant Secre-
tary of War; Francis LIE j. Parker.
cnlef OF the Bureau of Insular Affairs;
Francis H. Pope, assistant to the quar-
termaster general; George s. Simonds.
Q. S. C., and Henry c. Whitehead,
q. M C., assistant to the quartermaster
general; Col. Julian E. Yates, chief of
chaplains.
An entertainment program was given
under the direction of Mai John ID,
fitzpatrick, the features of which were
piano solos by Mrs. Gertrude Trumbly,
and vocal selections by Miss Ruth
kobbe. An orchestra from the Army
Band furnished music throughout the
evening.
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have not reached final solution Of a
world-old problem by the present eight
zenith amendment.
Il look to the time when the moral
teachers of the country will realize that
in the battle for a great social reform
there was wisdom In the old system Of
experimenting in 48 laboratories rather
than In one"
During his campaign he visited every
county in the State, but made only
three prepared addresses. One of these
was devoted to discussion of the Lon.
don naval treaty which he helped
draw up as a delegate to the recent
London conference. He urged ratiflca-
ton of the treaty both as peace move
and as a guide to naval construction.
The Prohibition party nominated DR..
James Gilbert Mason for the long term
and Miss Esther H. Elferth for the short
term. Henry lager was named by the
Socialist party for both terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18

eSted In the nomination of MIR. Morrow
whom he had continued as Ambassador
to Mexico and whom he had sent to
London as a member of the delegation
attending the Naval Conference.
The odds in the senatorial contest
favored Mr.. Morrow He had with him
the Republican organization leaders
with one exception, Jesse Salmon, the
leader in Essex County, who supported
Frelinghuysen. The poor showing
made by the former Senator in the pri-
mary yesterday was in itself a blow to
the hopes of the Fort supporters who
had hoped that there would be a real
division of strength between the two
wet candidates.
During the campaign President Hib-
ben of Princeton and former Gov.
Stokes, supporting Mr.. Morrow, de-
clared that he was a presidential pos
sibility of the future and should be
elected to the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
SPANISH COMMISSION
TO CONSIDER U. S. TARIFF
Producers and Exporters, Claiming
Restrictions Are Ruinous, Ask
Reprisals Against U. 8.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, June 18.-The Council of
Ministers yesterday referred protests by
Spanish business men against the new
Hawley-Smoot tariff bill to a commits
sion appointed by the ministry of econ
omy.
The commission has been instructed
to make a thorough study of the steps
necessary to protect Spanish interests.
AFTER this 1t Is to report to the council
for final decision.
The matter came up In the council
after many Spanish producers and ex-
porters who feared that the new re-
strictions would be ruinous to their
business, had asked for reprisals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
WHITES LEAD IN MAINE
SENATE RACE NOW 7,123
Nearly Complete Returns Give Rep
resentative 4e,3e6, Against OPP
ponent's 39,243.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 1s.-With re-
turns from Mondays primary virtually
complete, the plurality of Representa-
tive Wallace H. White over former Gov.
Ralph o. Brewster for the Republican
United States senatorial nomination was
computed tonight at 1923.
Whites vote stood 46,366, against
39,243 for Brewster. with but 80 outly-
ing precincts of the 632 In the State
unreported. Dugald B. Dewar. wet,
aspirant for the Office, polled 1864 votes
Gov. William Tudor Gardiner drifted
easily into the Republican renomina-
ton by majority of 1903 over his
opponent, former Mayor John Wilson
of Bangor.
Gardiner polled $3.50. Wilson 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
White House Aid
Pledged to G.. o. P.
Nominee in Jersey
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Confidence that Ambassador
Morrow would be the next Sena-
tor from New Jersey was ex-
pressed at the White House today
on behalf of President Hoover.
1.-THE White House will give
every possible support to the Re-
publican nominee for the Senate
from New jersey" the statement
said. THE President and the ad-
ministration have every confidence
that Mr.. Dwight Morrow will be
the next Senator from New
Jersey"
1t was emphasized that this
was the only comment which
would be forthcoming from the
White House on the results of
the primary which nominated
Mr.. Morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
WOMAN GIVEN HONOR
French Mother. First of Sex to
Receive Medical Title.

PARIS, June 10 ga woman for
the first time has been given one of
the most coveted titles in French
medicine, Doctor Of Paris Hospitals -
The woman is Nine. ThereSe Bert
rand Fontaine, 80, mother of two chill
dren, who was appointed to that title
yesterday by a jury of eminent doctors
after q long series of competitive ex-
antnations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
Blind Woman to Study opera.

NEW YORK, June 18 up. - Mary
Cook Cowerd of Birmingham, Ala, blind
since an accident at the age of 6 years,
Is to study opera abroad. She has been
q composer, concert singer and teacher
of voice and has appeared in vaude-
vile and doubled in the talkies for stars
who lacked vocal talent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
Two Administration Statements.

The Hoover administration issued two
statements during the campaign In Jer-
sey declaring that the President was
taking no part in the senatorial contest
Mr.. Forts friends in some instances I'M
dertook to show that the President
wished Fort nominated. On the other
hand at the eleventh hour Senator
Baird, supporting Mr.. Morrow, declared
that the President was intensely inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18
QUITS GERMAN CABINET
Minister Moldenhauer Expected to
Resign Post Tomorrow.

BERLIN, June 10 (P).-The resigna-
Clon OF DR.. Paul Moldenhauer, minister
OF finance, today was regarded in off,
cial circles as certain because of oppo-
sition to his policy to help export trade
by reducing prices and wages.
The resignation Is expected to be an
nounced at tomorrow's cabinet meeting.
the meeting has been called by Pre-
mier Bruening at DR.. Moldenhauers
request 50 that a final plea for his
policies may be made.