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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

1880, ACRES, BEST FARMING SECTION
Florida; clear; sell or exchange : Miss MIS- G NJ K
ave, Washington, D. c.
! DESIRABLY LOCATED FARM, OxON HILL.
| Md, section; clear; valued $4,000; terms or
} Send data on what you have to Mr.. Robin
r. ME Z. RY1oN CO.. 1915 N. Y. ave- Natl 1908
Florida. Will exchange strictly modern home.
large frontage oak trees douSle EsftsgsS i1r
Would consider good sedan. Address ,d BOX
bBG sUsTEPAsSS acr new With S farm
house and BUILDINGS; orchard. private roads;
sheh arn Hs fsta' without ssss hs orns
It.. owner will trade up TO $4,000; Also two
A tsd city residence lots Address Box
s &c SeE Wired fSF esctris5ty ppsd for Ss{sr
Eve Rfser or zeal Tor Summer homs. Sds1:ss
WATERFRONT COTTAGES AND LOTS,
South River, exchange d; 9. or Md. prop
6uni9aio%. R. b. LILLE, Shepherd s0s2 .
STORES. ONE TRUST, EACH, ALSO
| clear lot adjoining; located on Glen Echo
s sasr % Utile. nave your Address BOX 21:0'
1925 AND 1927, MONROE ST. NE, AND ADJ
| Joining vacant lot. Each containing rms.
per per mo. One trust BY saul; WIN trade for
| unincumbered lots or northwest residence.
| F. VAN DOLSEN, Southern Bldg. Nat 097l.
| e-ROOM NEW BRICK. NEAR MASS. AVE.
equity. $4,000; want or 8 room suburban.
o"n''' Address Box ss-c. Star ONCE.
LARlsE BRICK STORE. 2lxsO; s-RooM
| Government buildings. exchange for Groom
| house, 2nd trust. clear lots, or sell on easy
terms, LLOYD r. TURNER, 900 7th st. s.w.
| i0-ACRE FARM, NEW BRICK HOUSE, WITH
| Will trade for large farm with stock and
| equipment This farm is conveniently To-
Gated. Address Box 96-B, Star once.
| UNINCUMBERED SUBURBAN AND VALU-
| 200 acres, airport site. on improved State
| highway, IL miles. from Memorial bridge,
Fairfax Co, Va; s. acres on improved high
way, Fauquier Co. Va; SO suburban lots. all
| 100 fve-acre tracts. at Gulf Hammock, Fla:
Gulf Hammock soil, Fla. Also beautiful new
psTIor garage on Lake Geneva mS 0S ana so
| course, Clay Co., Fla. Address EMIG PROP
ERTIES CORP, owners, 1857 ST. Phone
| Dec. 054l, Washington, D. c.
Ss,950-LocATED ON WIDE AVENUE
BRICK; rooms harsWood fioor ACCOMPLISHMENT Saiitin
garage. Call National 0S82
SEMI DETACHED BRICK. SIX ROOMS,
| large porcheS, one gass-inclosed; paved
street and alley; large lot; six metal ga
| lots or nearby acreage. Give details. Ad-
dress Box 95-B. Star ONCE, All
| 900 ETHAN ALLEN AVE, TAKOMA PARK
Buns, large lots double garage; $3.50 cash,
sal mo- trade, Met. $500, cley. o2ls.
RENT-DESK SPACE.
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sALE-rNyEsrMENr PRoPERTY.

SMALL APT, 1900 KALoRANfA RD:-
make oer less tSsn sSO egg; prised to sell
SHOWS good income. District 1891: ~
STORE, THREE. APARTMENTS ABOVE;
rented; good income property; this corner a ~
wen Iocateo IN n. IMPAIRMENT section. s1.vVV
cash REQUIRED. Address Box 26-C, star ONCE.
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HEADQUARTERS A. E. F.
ACREAGE ESTATE FARMS.
At this time have several real bargains
in fully equipped modern dairy farms; city
cleo; state pike frontage; located within IS
miles of Washington.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
LICENSED MoNTG. CO. BROKER.
4217 9th st. NV. Adams $3.50.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
$500 EQUTTY IN 6-BED-RooM HOUSE ON
Lamont st. NV. west of 14th ST.. VIII eN-
change for 4-bed-room house that is clear.
Address Box 150-B. Star once.
WILL TRADE EQUITY IN GROOM. BATH
with shower, detached colonial house; nos
water heat. built-in garage, for late
dress Post Once Box 1871, City.
OFFER $4,000 EQUITY IN ONE TRUST
Takoma home for clear farm, acreage or
mountain land. Clev. $3.50. -
WANTED ACREAGE-l0O TO 1000 ACRES
for subdivision in exchange for modern,
leased, detached bones in Chevy Chase anu an,
other good localities. FULTON r. GOh-
DON, HOS PEG. ms. Bldg. Dist 5231;
WILL EXCHANGE MY MODERN GROOM
house, u acre Of land, for farm or tract o.
unimproved land, preferably in Marylan6d
Call owner, 2l9 Bird st. ne. Lincoln 1903. 22-
MARBLE & BRICK, l6 ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
near Dupont Circle. for small farm near
ctty modern oil heat, Write particulars
Room 201 McGin Bldg. 20.
49-ACRE FARM, 4-ROOM HOUSE, COW.
calf. rs hens, in Fauquier County, Va, Tor
house in city clear or adjust trust.
B. F. PERROW, ,
Remington, Va.
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BY OWNER.
S1O.75O.

2sl5 18th ST., between Ontario I'd. and
Harvard st. entrance to Rock Creek Park
Broom brick, anil, large yard; excellent
Naiahh0rhood ass
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RENT-DESK SPACE.

FURNISHED Law OFFICE.
$40 Month.
Address Box s7l.B, Star once. So
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COLORED-OPEN.

COLORED--OP
ll2o PARK RID. N.W.-s7950
8 rooms. 2 baths, sarge, vacant; newly
outstanding bargain that requires immedi-
ate action. See IL today. Easy payments.
For auto to inspect phone Pot. 1891.
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So. 600 ANNUAL PRoEITT, az.

Owner moving West, must dispose OF his
ID. c. holdings of small income properly
well located and always stay rented; AS
sumo first trust and give second for dlner-
ence.f VIM b. KRAFT, 9o7 18TH ST. Ha-
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'ENTION AGRICULTURAL DEP
MENT EMPI OWES


and others wanting large lots for home sites
A limited number of so or 100 feet front on
Soft. hard-surface street and $50 IT. in
depth; 20 minutes from White House; 'front.'
mortal Boulevard now under construction;
vel deveioped' restricted community; I'M
Joining property; terms. Address Box lo0-B,
Star office.
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174o Kilbourne Place NV.
Mt. Pleasant is high. cool, restricted and
convenient. Washingtonians consider IL enc
of the most desirable locations. Here on
this attractive street offer i0-room t6
bed rooml, bath. modern home At low
car garage and the entire property is as
good as new.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Realtor,
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


IDLEwILD, MD, ON THE BAY-CQTTAGE
OF d la1ge rooms, screened porch $40 geek.
COLONIAL BEACH. vA-LoT CLOSE TO
fishing and Grabbing. District AIS.
LOTS. 1;-RooM AND KITCHEN COTTAGE,
aes5 BEACH aox at oeesa Wen va $1,000 CASH
NORTH BEACH--s22. 5O--wATER FRONT
SStase N 9ak e s ese Nasb aNa
COLONIAL BEACH = NICE FoUR-RoOM
cottage Furnished, city water, porches:
last week July. SIS; also last Week August gust
and first week September. s35. Col. 64s8. .
FOR SALE OR RENT = LARGE i2-ROOM
den and u svep aSoT
Solomons Island; bathing, boating. fishing.
Saef T0ad Adde'S G FE Ts ssS
Md. Tel. Prince Frederick 23-F-32.
MASON'S BEACH, HERRING BAY. MD
Isae s4sse bbpTgshed Fs
August 10. Adams 5s47-J.
HERRING BAY, MD.-MASON BEACH. COT
bathing, fishing, Grabbing. Apply io2o TN
NORTH BEACH-ATTRAcTIVE COTTAGES:
porches. $50. Cali North 1905 or shep 2Ss4.J.
MoDERM HONE 1 II RooMs BATas
Box 44-A. Star ONCE.
FOR SALE-NEW SEVEN-ROOM HOME;
all city conveniences; fireplace, large
screened porches, fine old shade trees, pri-
vate pier and beach. BY auto from wash
ington, over paved roads. in IS minutes.
Worth $6,000 will take $4,150. Buyer must
take over my $4,000 first mortgage and pay
some cash. Address Box 43-A. Star ONCE.
sHERWooD FoREsT-FoR RENT, AUGUST
Phone HyattsviIle 1922. 20.
SEE CEDARHURST.
On Chesapeake Bay, 80 miles from D. G.
Summer colony near D. c. with all the
desirabl features: electricity, good roads,
hotel, store, bakery, etc. Lots 5000 UP: easy
terms. Cottages, for sale. Free psrking.
MAN. l Thomas Circle. Dec. 400.
FOR RENT-NEW. MODERN WATER FRONT
cottages, Sylvan Shores, South River. CARL
RIDDICK. Riva. Md.
FACING DIRECTLY ON BAY 5-ROoM
| cottage. water, toilet; private club grounds
and wharf; safe bathing; store nearby; sc
miles, excellent road Sale or low rent.
Arkhayen, | mile north Fairhaven. Capt.
COBB ISLAND - TWO; NICE BEACH;
cheap; must sell, personal reasons. Phone
FOR SALE-One of the finest water
fronts in Southern Maryland; modern
home, acreage, if desired; priced rea-
sonably. Call Tuexda 1877, Balti-
more, Maryland.
DINE IITTJTET7 DEACH
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OR SALE BY OWNER = BEAUTIFUL

FOR SALE BY OWNER - BEAUTIFUL
eight-room early American Colonial home;
brick and shingle construction; corner lot
artistically handicapped yards. surrounded by
brick wall: ideally located in hills of near
by Virgins, overlooking distant hills be-
yond the Potomac; refined and quiet section
two miles from Key Bridge: two blocks Lee
Highway; convenient to cars. buses. stores,
schools, churches; some features are built
In garage; large screened porch, tiled bath;
weather stripped. This home was especial
ly built for owner, but must just now neces-
sarily sell and will make sacrifice; priced
for quick results; $l3,500 Phone Clarendon
$50 or address Box 35-C, Star office.
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NICE FIvE-RooM, AMI BUNGALOW IN
Hyattsville, Md, two blocks from bus, street
car, +. r station; gas range, electric fix
lures, Standard bath fixtures; cellar under
entire house 500 cash. $50 mo-; reduced
from $500 to $4,000. OWNER, Hysttsville
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WHAT A SURPRISE THIS IS
NEW BRICK HOME,

90 TT. Wide-Lot l42la IT. Deep.
Located in the prettiest part of Petworth
with beautiful hardwood trim throughout,
large closets, including cedar, you very rarely
see in many houses at any price. kitchen
refrigeration. The entire house, including
2 very large back porchssS has &c. copper per
to-date fixtures and built-in shower and
tub is so designed that 1t is really pleas
same used in homes selling for twice as
much. The price of this house is low and
the terms I am sure will suit any one.
Conveniences to transportation. stores,
schools and churches cannot be better. Call
Adams 26A1 after s for annnintment.
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WANTEn-EARMS-

OPPORTUNITY! TRADE l0-R TAKoMA
home, one trust, for clear farm, acreage or
mountain land; $4,000 equity. Clev. $3.50.
NEAR WASHINGTON-DESCR FULLY,
giving rock-bottom cash price. Address Box
47l-B. Star office.
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s1.2T5. TERMS. 500 CASH, SIS MONTHLY;
new cottage; fine brook; large trees: corner;
$4,000 50. IT. ground. GEO. Z. JOHNSON.
r. F. d. 2, Silver Spring. Md.
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Phone Hyattsville 1922

FOR SALE-One of the finest water
fronts in Southern Maryland; modern
home, acreage, if desired; priced rea-
sonably. Call Tuexda 1877, Balti-
more, MARYLAND.
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ReaItot, - -
2o5 Investment BUILDING. Metropolitan 1927.
LESS THAN COST.
S115m.

Near Chevy Chase Country Club. New.
completely detached, center -hall-plan brick
large side porch, 2-car built-in garage. slate
roof; lot 72lax1e4. $3.50 cash. S85 month.
Cali Wisconsin 4208: evenings, Potomac 1884.
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OWNER Lift CITY.

y w N LIN LII I VI I I
An opportunity to obtain a really delight
full home in one of WaShington's most de-
sirable suburbs at the right price. This CO.
moth oaks, on site 125 feet front, and has
a setting of unusual beauty: Center-hall
tric refrigeration, attic with maids room,
Priced for quick sale at SIT, 5oO terms.
F. ELIOT DIETON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-10

New bsoUfiss Of eooeheroft, within and without
new Uffro- modern rodiotcr treatment new
OvoIoid heodlemps new fender parking Iomps
new hormonies Of color nine bearing crank
shaft - new onti-wheelAeht spring suspension
ls Modern bumpers - new self Fighting steering
seor duplex eorbvretion - full power mvfFIer-
nonslore windshield with sofety glass -eIosedbodies
wired for radio lnstoloton - new Duo Servo brokes
with nodded lining - Lonehester vibration domper
boil bearing spring suspension thermossotieoIy
controlled cooling with high turbulence radiator
cir deheetors air, gasoline and oil filters - coin
eidentoI steering Ignition lock - rubber engine
moUnfinos- odivsfobIe front seos-new eorbvretor
sileneer - one piece steel core steering wheel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-10
An Experience Incredibly Different

Prepare to drive the most unfettered, yet most
obedient car in the world-a car that literally
floats along, ngear and fully controlled, yet free
and silent as though there were no gears Every
moment of motion is cushioned and hushed.
You shift with silence, safety and precision,
from high to second, back and forth, at any
speed-forty, fifty miles an hour-and never
touch the clutch!
The instant you lift your foot from the
throttle, no matter how swiftly you may be
travelling, your engine drops to idling speed
with no forcing Of the engine by car momen-
tum-with no sensation of "piling up.
!
Tremendous Mem Power Is Proyided
You know, Of course, that Studebaker Fights
hold many world and international records for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-10

HIS brings you the first full news of one
of the mightiest automotive engineer
j ing achievements in a generation-free
wheeling
The new sensation of 1.-THE utter simple
ity and easy application of twill stir you as
nothing in your motoring experience has done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-10
Anotber Studebaker Triumph

Free wheeling is a triumph of that same Stude-
baker progressiveness that pioneered the pop
ular priced Eight-tested 1t, seasoned it and
proved it to the satisfaction Of over 1000
owners. Today the whole industry Is follow
ing the Eight trend that Studebaker three
years ago inaugurated.
Devised and perfected by Studebaker-
available in America only in Studebaker's
brilliant New Presidents and Commanders,
free wheeling makes car do things that
seem like miracles, even to sophisticated auto
mobile engineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-10

speed and endurance, and more American
stock car records than all other makes COM
bined. And you are ready to expect the unusual.
But the increased power of the great
Studebaker Eight engine which drives this
new car is thrilling revelation to you.
You marvel at the extra smoothness made
possible by nine bearing crankshaft, bal
anced both statically and dynamica1ly. It is
power and s1noothness so instantly responsive
that you find at least half the footwork of
driving gone. Your muscles and your mind
remain unstrained throughout elongestdrive
An Economy That Is Remarkable
You save 12% on gasoline, 20% on oil-and
the heavier the traffic, the greater the saving
Carbon is reduced because your engine is never
forced by Car momentum to pump excess oil
and gasoline into the cylinders every time you
accelerate.
Gone endrely-indeed, utterly unknown
are the terrific reversional strains thrown on
rear axle, universal joints, clutch and trans
mission Of an ordinary car when you suddenly
lift your foot from the throttle.
You are ready for any emergency of road or
traffic on the instant. Apply the new Duo
Servo brakes. No sudden grabbing-nos werv-
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ing Instead, smooth and reassuring drop in
speed-swift as your need dictates.
Your steering gear rights itself after turn
automatically the car swings to straight
ahead"-holds its course true without your
tugging at the wheel. The hard work that
usually attends parking becomes but memory.
Tendency to 'shimmy", worry ever since
balloon tires were introduced, is overcome bya
wick shackle device on the left front spring.
Your car, floating at each spring end on oil
sealed ball bearings, rides friction-free There
are no squeaks, no rattles, at these vital points
nor can there ever be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-10
EnTable Men Cars In appearance

All these new delights of free wheeling these
developments not even remotely approached in
any other American car at any price-arey yours
at the traditional Studebaker thrift standards.
They are yours in new, beautifully designed
bodies-the most distinctive bodies that any
maker in the Studebaker price field ever offered.
Bodies that are bewitching In eye appeal,
from new type radiator to rear bumper. Bodies
that have been designed to interpret the very
spirit of free wheeling. With new Ovaloid head
lamps. With parking lights, gimmering on
broad, sweeping tenders. The closed cars have
even been wired for quick radio installation
Come and Get the Thrill of Life
Today go to the nearest Studebaker salesroom
see and drive this brilliant New President or
Commander, browning achievements of Stude-
bakers seventy-eight years of manufacturing
integrity. Make an immediate driving ap-
pointment.
We promise you the thrill of your lifeI
THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION
OF AMERICA
South Bend. Indiana
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Shift from high to second at
6orfy... Fifty miles per hour
and never touch the clutch!
" Saves ~ on gas, 2o% on oil
even more in heavy tro177e....
Reduces carbon, lessons strain
on engine and transmission
You don't have to touch the clutch
except to stort or back up
H. Your car momentum never forces
- your engine - no sensation of
"PiIinq up" when you deceIer-
ote'"Nou literally glide along
81 Your car is surprisingly quiet
in every speed. unconnN
" silent when you're free wheeling
You are sofer, because you have
absolute control of your cor...
You can shift at any speed....
There is less hazard of skiddinq
4
50 IA ~
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SCIENTISTS OBTAIN
| PRIMITIVE FILMS
Remote Australia Is Still
Habitat for Stone Age
Man, UnciviIized.
ny the Associated Press.


SYDNEY, Australia, January 10.-In
remote Australia, untouched by civiliza-
ton, man still exists in the stone age
A few years more and the opportunity
he presents for scientific study will
probably have gone.
Under the auspices of the Rockefeller
Institute and at the invitation of the
Australian Scientific Research Associa-
ton, party headed by DR.. Porteus,
professor of racial physics of the Uni
versity of Hawaii; Dr. Paul Wilmington
of Honolulu, and Ralph King, pho
tographer, by penetrating inland from
the far northwest coast of the CONT
nent, have obtained more than $4,000
feet of extraordinarily valuable films
and mass of data.
The natives were shy and hostile, and
several times spears were thrown at the
party, but no serious opposition was
met Great difficulty was encountered
in coming into contact with the natives,
but films of high scientific value were
obtained mainly at Osborne Island.
Here the party succeeded in winning
over native, through whom they
gradually won the confidence of the
inhabitants, who had taken to the bush,
but who drifted back in punches and
dropped their weapons as sign of
friendship.
Mr. King, who has been on many ex-
petitions and who has studied the Gus
toms of the natives of Tibet, Africa,
China and Peru, says never before was
he so fascinated, and often he became so
interested that he forgot to operate his
camera. The expedition also made a
large collection of native birds, animals
and reptiles for scientific purposes.
In Western Queensland the expedition
came to an unfortunate conclusion
when DR.. Withington's hand was poi
soned by a piece of rusty wire. Under
the greatest difficulties, he was rushed
by air and rail 2,500. miles to Sydney
for special treatment. His life was
saved, but he was on the point of death
several times Ell route.
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Directions Given
For Capturing Big
Pacific Leyiathans
Crew of Motor Ship Uses
Sand Barrage to Catch
Three Sea Elephants.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
4 SAN PEDRO, Calf, January 10
Simple directions for capturing sea
elephant:
Find an island frequented by sea ele-
plants. Set up good strong portable
fence on beach. leaving gate open.
Wait until sea elephant ventures near
gate. Then step bravely between the
mammal and the deep blue sea and
cut loose with furious barrage of sand
to sea elephants face. Panied and be-
wildered, sea elephant will back into
fence trap. Close gate and give three
fousing cheers.
Such was the method used on Qua
dalupe Island, in the South Pacific, by
the crew of the motor ship Patsy, which
arrived here yesterday with three of
the rare mammals, captured for exhi-
bition purposes.
Sea elephants, which have fiippers
like seals. cannot get about very rap
idly on land and some of them weigh
as much as two TONS
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DENY POLITICAL CHARGE.

MEXICO CITY, January 10 (P).-The
II members of the Permanent Congress
sionaI Commission expelled Tuesday
from the National Revolutionary party
for disloyalty have made public a state
ment denying this charge and express
ing hope that the party would reconsider
its action.
The nine Senators and eight deputies
who made up the so-called white
group of the commission said that the
changes they had voted Monday in
congressional Offices were necessary but
they did not give their reasons.
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TUSkEGEE LEADER
CLASHES WITH SHUTS
Remark Likening Negroes Patience
to That of the Ass Is Explained
by South African.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, January 10.-A remark
by Gen. Jan Christian SHUTS, South
African leader, that the Negro was
next to the ass, the most patient of
animals" last night drew a request for
an explanation from DIR. Robert Rosso
Motion, president of Tuskegee Institute
The exchange occurred at a meeting
in Town Hall, where Gen. SHUTS was
one of the speakers. He made the re-
mark in describing the Negroes fortitude
under hardships.
DR.. Motoa rose and said the generals
words "cut like a two-edged sword
Through the heart of every Negro in this
audience"
s Gen. SHUTS replied:
IT used those words. Dr. Motion, in
the spirit of admiration. I have all
respect for the patience of the Negro
race / think that it is something that
NE white people might learn from the
Negroes. We would be much happier If
we did"
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HUMBERT'S BRIDE A MUSICIAN
AND ENTEUSED OVER AVIATION
Princess Happy in Sports of All Kinds
Likes Little Cottage Facing
the Sea.

so pleased with the trip that when she
landed she said to her friends: THE
day 1 am married shall ask my hus-
band to take me for a long-distance
flight"
Her intimates now are waiting to see
what the young bridegroom will do
when his princess asks him to take her
airplaning.
Marie also has an excellent technical
knowledge of planes and it is one OF her
great disappointments that she has not
been able to follow the example of sew
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Nv the Associated Press

ny the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, January 10.-The bride
of Prince Humbert already has amazed
her own country and family by the
variety of interests that she brings to
her new role as wife of the heir to the
Italian throne.
Sports of all kinds always have had a
fascination for her, and she has fol-
lowed in the steps of her father with a
keen interest in aviation.
She had long flight last Summer
over the Ardennes Mountains and was