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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

SHACK Up THE RIVER, MD. SIDE: NEAR
Kenton Station; furn. cleo; rent, $50 mo.
Address Box Balm. Star ONCE.
NEW 4-RooM, CELLAR BUNGALo Nyrc ONE
acre or more. Apply owner. VIM. AITCHE-
SON. Berwyn, Md. Phone Berwyn 2o1.
8 ROOMS. q ACRE: LARGE GARAGE. u
miles to city; rent SIS; $4,000. easy terms.
c. Munson. Arlington. Va. Clar 2l94
A MOST UNUSUAL HOME
On, ground beautifully HANDICAPPED; over
Oaks: Md. Just, over the District line on
This home is constructed OF stucco over
masonry blocks, with multicolored slate roof;
has Frigidaire Nokol Oil burner. electricity.
hot-water. storage system. ELECTRIC range. 2
maids room with bath and a gold-tinted
Living Room Two Stories High.
About 1S It. wide and ~ IT.. long, with
beamed ceiling running to peak in center,
door and fireplace. French doors opening in
rear. of living room onto fiagstone porch
overlooking formal garden, four bed rooms
and three baths Combines, comfort and at
tractiveness. Can be bought for cost price
to owner. Inspection by appointment.
Phone National 1890.
Evening and Sunday, Shep. 2944.
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sALE-sUBURBAN. sALE-sUBURBAN
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK.
Another cosy home.

Another COSY home.
Pretty living room,
open fireplace, con-
Meeting through CO.
lonial arch into
CHEEKY dining room,
both finished In beau
tiful chestnut; con-
venient kitchen, two
splendid bed rooms,
fully tiled bath with
shower.
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Shepherd 2546.

EIGHT LOTS. 5Oxl5o, FIvE-RooM BUNGA-
low. cellar, well cistern, electricity. garags;
Enjoy real comfort in, this new Groom,
bath and sleeping porch brick bungalow.
floor. Cedar, lined closets in bed rooms;
sys Soe II By
electric switch tno trips to basement IN
with plenty Of hight; every Improvement;
fun copper screens throughout Ready TO
on this ' StreetMali others sold Before COM
olsr. NJ Mas A. CALDWELL, d nsa1tsE; vs..
7-RooM COLONIAL BRICK OK BUILDER 1
sumo tirst trust Of $500 you can buy this
256-M, Star office.
BERWYN, MD
BY 9wneE sn s,roHm bungalow ,oa , looks 4, Ike
cheap; best bargain in Prince Georges Coun.
ty. For further particulars call in person at
IFS Magazine I'd: i, Gonsress Heights D. C.. or
4 WELL BUILT NEW RRIcK coLoNIAL
Slate roof. breakfast room, sun room. attic:
2-car prick gar age. well kept lawns ri and
moor, Md, on Fairfax road, south Edgemoor
lane. Sign on prOpsrty T,,l PTlSs reduced.
ITO 18th NV. a.
IF EXPECTING TO BUY, LOOK AT THESE
One S and one room bungalow in Hyatts-
vile Hills or Forest Drive and New Cut rd
For sale by owner, c. H. Woodward, Hyatts-
vile, Nd. Phone Hyattsville 1865.
iI8 WEST WOODBINE ST, CHEVY CHASE,
Md.-Unusually attractive 5-room stucco
house, with garage, on large wooded lot, at
q bargain price by owner: specially desirable
0r are 10 an ~h9
Wisconsin 3459-W, day or night.
NO CASH PAYMENT - BEAUTIFUL NEW
siX-room English home with large elevated
lot, 70x220 tt; shade trees and shrubbery;
spacious living room, large bed rooms, bright
floors, hot-water heat, city water, sewerage,
gas, electricity, hoored attic which can be
finished. dry basement with laundry, front
and side porches, concrete driveway to dou.
me ensy Hns
Also one home at $50 monthly. Located in
exclusive subdivision between Hyattsville and
University Park, Nd, just of boulevard.
Schools street cars and bus service. Owner
and BUILDER lS rda W. & SssS WILSON 2S42 18th st.
BEAUTIFUL OLD HOME, WONDERFUL
shade and shrubbery; lights, water. E. E.
HUMPHREY, Meadows, Md. Phone MARI
boro 71-F-23.
NEW COLONIAL TYPE FRAME, ROOMS
and tile bath, hardwood floors; every con.
venience, including gas, hot-water heat ana
garage; close to school, store, car and bus
and the price is only $1,000, and SIS per
month. including all interest; $500 cash;
first trust, $4,000. Act quickly.
SEE MR.. CARVER.
Louis P. Shoemaker,
i407 New York Ave. NV.
National 116G
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An autographed letter by Robert
Burns wa pold in London recently for
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FIVE HELD IN FRAUDS
Hungarian officers Accused of Fall
styling Accounts.

styling Accounts.
BUDAPEST, Hungary, May ,(P)-
Four captains and one lieutenant were
arrested at various Hungarian garrisons
today in connection with frauds In pro-
visioning Of the army.
The affair has aroused intense inter-
est, since it apparently has widespread
ramiflcations and involves a consider
able amount.
The principal figure In the govern
ment accusations is Lieut.. Col. Takacz,
who, with other high officers, had been
arrested previously
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WOODBRIDGE n G

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Best location, low price, easy terms arrang.
ed. Delightful corner home, brand-new.
fne rooms. including large sun parlor and
spacious sleeping porch. home you will be
Don't miss this opportunity. See 2400 New
ton st. ne. Open Sunday, to pm.
OPEN TO VIEW.
Attractive, bungalow at 400 Leslie ave,
oak floors. excellent value. House will be
open all day Sunday. Inspect this property
and COMPARE it to others you. have seen
Price $500. easy terms. Advertised by
j. c. ELLIS. INC. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave-. Po-
tomac. Alexandria, Va.
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
On nice. shaded lot. stucco construction.
Quick sale. $3.50; terms terms A'''' 'eN Az
AURORA HILLS HOMES, Inc.
200 Arlinston Ridge. Phone Clar. 1857.
NEAR CLARENDON, VA.
New, r., ami; with nearly an acre;
garage. new chicken house and run. Price
s4,950; $500 down, balance $3.50 mo.
5 r., ami; in Al condition. good loca-
ton, big lot. Price, $500; $500 down, bal
And many others to choose from.
Also choice lots on easy terms.
TUDSON REAMY,
IS N. Clarendon Ave, Clarendon, Va.
Telephone Clarendon 1882; Evenings. 1923.
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lyon VILLAGE AND COUNTRY CLUB
section.-sacrince 8 and room new brick
last word In architecture and modern work.
F;manship., beautiful in their setting, sur
ifoundings unexcelled. el3,750 to $4,000;
HerIns, Call J. L. PRICE. Clarendon ais
MI for an appointment. -
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modern two-story house on corner; large
rooms h.-w h.. sewer and city water. s7.l0o;
terms; cost $500. Illness demands this sac
Tiice. VA. HIGHLANDS-New colonial 6
1ooms. h VIII; IS, 800; $1,000 cash. Also CO.
,lonial, rooms and sun parlor, h:-w.h..
Erigidaire, automatic dishwaSher. incinera-
tor. cook range and electric range, Scar ga
rage; S7,95Qs $3.50 CASH may accept lot as
Wart paym1nE VA. HIGHLANDS-6 rooms,
large lot; needs painting and slight repairs;
!sacrince for So, 900; terms to suit, J. L.
PRICE, Oakcrest, Va, Mt. Vernon Blvd. neal
FRAZIER ave. Phone CLARENDON 2l15-W-l. -
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RENT-SIIRuREAN.

RTYERDALE--5 ROOMS AND PATH PAT FUR
able rent. Clarendon 1897 for appointment
5-RooM BUNGALOW AND BROOM COT
tage, ami, on Conduit I'd. Nd. Just across
d. b G, ,. line. Apply c. p PosEf or phpne
s-RooM HOUSE, As ACRES OR LESS;
large barn eec water yeIy nne ddysss ReG
2s4|M. Star once 5.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED sTUcCo HOUSE
IN shay E9I1d oor, bed
70 Oct Bradley 2os.F.ai Or .2oo:F.i1.
six-ROOM HOUSE, poUBLE-DECK PORCH,
$40 month. Also 5-room house. cheTTydsle,
Every Ever a Brookyale ave- ave. Clarendon. Va
BUNGALOW. FOUR, ROOMS. BATH; CE-
mented basement; electricity: shade trees;
a stast eng aso oeN[ D0''nes' '"0O Nee N
BUNGALOW, SPANISH, IN D. c. SUBURBS.
ami. beautiful high location: country en-
s s51Sn%'n'' nicely furnished rent 500 Al.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED. ATTRACTIVE
Summit r sG'''s Can HS sunday
morning. -
FuRNisHED; NEAR ROCKVILLE RMS.
bath; acreage, shade; high, quiet; Ien n6!s
oAKCRFsT, VA-7-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
5nilt-in 1 sarase; also S-room house TO lease;
ali modern: partly furnished, hot water and
heat FURNISHED; garage also. Inquire l.. RE
FURNISHED, FOR SUMMER; BEAUTIFUL
Large hSme fg Sne Er9Tnds; s near Chevy
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER HOME. ANIL. ON
Lee Highway. one,half mile east Of Falls
Church; view for miles; for tourist or board q.
t eonv hDese ALLEN CREST. '-' p-"'o ~IA
$40 00-EAsT FALLS CHURCH, VA, SIX
room house, ,I acre gropnd a1 arc srcOla heat.
SIS 18th St IF nv. D M pistTet 7sss-7sss.
FURNISHED HOME DURING SUMMER
Modern s5s; F,
''''0' pei Di %s : t piA%oNb 5"l'A 49,
FURNISHED BUNGALOW, KENsINGToN,
large porches: fine shade; 2 acres; $50; Open
s sS. ows n & 4es soSn st. house 1n
! ROOMS: BATH: ELEcTRIc; LiAIRsGe;Es d LOT
fer 4 shiSks9s and GARDEN s2'' deorsia OSsl
l-ROOM BUNGALOW AND GARAGE, s25
'"'"' Can Bradley 242-w.
SIS M9 SWh aSss IS9 sTE Rs s. 1 ROE
81 Melwood ave, Cherrydale, Va.
FINE s-RM. HOUSE. SPACIOUS GROUNDS;
besntiiul S-room bvngaiow. or HARTs Sor, a.
MoRRJIssS0aN' 42S Flower ave. Iakoma'
KEY3INGTON-DELTGH FURNISHED
home for Summer months; large lot. fruit.
shade. garage. Tel. Kensngton 202. -
BUNGALOW, ROOMS, AMI, ON BUS
line; windows. porches screened: chicken
house and run. Mrs. e. I. MEEHAN, 3rd
side Edmonston I'd. Md. -
7-ROOM, 2-BATH HOME, FRANKLYON
Farm, Mclean, Fairfax County, Va. Take
Canal I'd. turn to right at Chain Bridge,
about three miles.
HYATTSVILLE-6-ROOM 2-sTORY HOUSE,
ami, garage, shade trees, large lot; CEN
trally located; SIS. 8. A. PLEASANTS,
Hyatts. 35-M, evenings.
LYON PARK. VA-453 So OAK.-PART OF
furnished bungalow; $3.50; or after 2, Met.
5707
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Choosing Your Career
Automobiles, an Industry Divided Into Engineering,
Manufacturing, Sales and Service Departments,
Offers Wide Range of Opportunity.
BY WALTER p. CHRYSLER
BY WALTER p. CHRYSLER

This 10 the fifteenth Of o series Of
"A articles designed to help young men
and women find careers which appeal
Each article has been prepared by
leader in some one neld. Walter
the board Of the corpor alton bearing his
name. He began his career rs rail-
road machinist's apprentice.
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A CHARMING HOME.
Eiesantly constructed and arranged 6-room
house; attic, pantry, large porches, double
garage, fruit, shrubbery, etc; $4,000.
We Have Then-Several for Rent.
J. NJ. Earnest, 1921 Saith St.. Mt Rainier Nd
Phone Hyattsville 1446.
VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE.
priced, on easy terms Inspection BY ap-
pointment.
HERBERT L. WILSON.
Tel. Clarendon 454-J-1. Arlington. Va.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED OR MISUNDERSTANDING
house. three sleeping porches. large lawn
shade and fruit trees, garden, double ga
rage, ami; "a block from Ga. ave. 906
Thayer ave. Silver Spring, Nd. -
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WESCHLER SON, AucIIuhee1s'
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Improved by Modern
Four-Story and Cellar Build
ing, Including Four Stores,
Being Premises 1912 to 1920,
Inclusive, C Street Northwest,
Washington, D. c. (CITY
CLUB BUILDING), Together
With Furniture, Furnishings
and Eo,linrneuf
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DIXIE REALTY coMPANY,
National $685.
COUNTRY HoME=MopERN CITY
CONTINGENCIES


\ On state road. Prince Georges County,
Nd. about IS miles from WASHINGTON;
thot-water heat, gas, elec., beamed ceiling.
ifreplace, French doors to front porches
Yarom both floors; 5-room tenant house,
ktpoultry houses, screened-in runs: new barn.
cement basement; power house, garage, metal
aeed CRIB, cement cistern, charcoal filtration
Hsystem; artesian springs, medicinal water;
Fman orchard, truck garden, about is acres
Hand. beautiful shrubbery. holly trees. spruce,
4cedar. pine; beautiful flowers. Main house
ION high elevstion. commands excellent view
1entire countryside. Responsible party can
apurehase this beautiful, place with small
ipriee WIN trade for city income property.
Ie2Oe EASTERN AVE. NE, WOODBRIDGE,
ID. C.-See this attractive bungalow, anil,
y rooms and breakfast room; built-in garage;
hardwood floors; y block r. I: ave; $1,000;
4o45-J after s pm.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN-EoUTTY IN SMALL
bungalow for sale; ideal for small family.
Phone North $780,.
Six ROOM CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
ami; lot loox204 double garage, chicken
house. fruit, berries. good garden spot To-
Gated right on bus line one-half mile east
OF Hyattsville on Edmonston I'd. near Wells
ave. Phone Hyattsville 65S. Address CHAS
GRAF. Edmonston I'd. Hyattsville, Md.
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SUBURBAN HOMES.
SILVER SPRING AND VICINITY.
Bungalows, Houses, Acreage.
<aos~IiS acres; 3-room cottage. improved
road; near pike and bus; miles
9, ,sn rom ARE Di Small house; improved road;
near pike and bus; IL miles from
District. ,, ..d
'''>'O paved road; near pike and bus; 10
.e am si arrcs pe~tIy wooded; good Groom
'''' house; paved road 4 miles from Dis
trict; an. unusual bargain: ,.vsd
''''' road; 2 chicken houses; miles
from District. ..,
'""O Rronkvilie pike; bus line, telephone
Electricity, good outbuildings; stream
through tract. Ideal small farm.
FRANK L. HEWITT,
Masonic Bldg. Silver Spring, Nd
phone silver Spring 1877 or Call Mr.. Tear
Silver Spring 873.
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OPPORTUNITY

For q home, tea house, club or sanitarium,
this location cannot be euualed; large house
fine condition; outbuildings. extra bungalow;
10 acres OF ground, with additional If neces-
sary; very. high: plenty trees and shrub
berry, overlooking surrounding country, on
Lee Jackson Highway; 2 miles from Alexan-
dria. Thousands of cars pass this property
daily. Price s15,500. Very easy terms
See Mr.. CARVER:
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SEE THIS BARGAIN
ONLY S4,T50

Modern bungalow with hot-wster heat;
beautiful lot with flowers and shrubs; con.
crete street Convenient terms Will De
made. Located at 4206 SIND ST., Mt. Rainier;
See owner on premises or call North ViSV
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S,IARENDON, VA-5-R. BUNG., H a,
sity water, beautiful yard, flowers and
Shrubs; $4,000 If sold Immediately. ID. M
smith Phone Clarendon 1928. q
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SAVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Cut-of-town client has authorized US to
Bell f-foom and BATH tile and brick bunRa-
l1ow; separate garage, large, well handicapped
T1ot, on finest street, close business section
MT. Rainier, Md. Price $1,000 less than
Ecash, very easysterms to responsible party;
Dixie REALTY COMPANY,
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c. L. LADSON, 7o2 Miller Ave,
Clarendon, Va Phone Clar. 191-J-l.
LEE HTGHWAY-ACREAGE AND LOTS At
very attractive prices; also nearby S Sman
and large farms at reduced prices R SlI
out sunday JOHN MCKINNEY, Merrihelo'
~.
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SIX LARGE ROOMS. LARGE BATH HARD
wood floors, hot-water heat and electriclt city
Occupied only 10 months; ReasonaH2oie S 49,
2esSS, % Eiiiott Eve . Cley, 4541.
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SUBURBAN HOME'
1CIARENDON, VA.-$13.250.

CLARENDON, VA:-SIS,ZoU. 5
Colonial house, ami; r. baths and
shower; Law. and toilet on first foor' large
concrete front porch; wonderful i Snsq9ss'
Plenty Of fruit, grapes, etc. Large garoen
plot; chicken houses and yard; lear ga.
rage; "a block to car line t2S minutes 10
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Z. PERcIVAL WILSON.
Secretary.
ap47e. 90, rs, % 90. S0-myl7.3.4S
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sALE-sIJBURBAN.

SALE-SUBURBAN.
IS SYCAMORE AVE.
Takoma Park, Md.
Just Like New-semi Bungalow.
rooms, 2 complete baths on lot 5ox24o
Garage, chicken house. Price $780, easy
'' rms ,..S wA aE & JAMES MOI North oss..
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
A beautiful Groom stucco house, reduced
from $4,000 to $3.50; has every moaern lea
ture q home seeker could want; large rooms ,tS
oak floors open fireplace; tile oath WIN
shower, dry and light cellar Iafse Ctos sSaS
and wonderful lot 50x2OO. Come out an. aia
see this today. owner must sell 'hliAe
s-room bungalow. ami; large lot with
shade trees; newly painted ana papethsII
price. $3.50: small cash payment ana PAL
ance like rent.
SLOT goth ST. n.e.-7-room tapestry brick
house LIST and r 1 ave- E SSo II; iF1 ,iic sale
lie ehT ooen a aHduf IShted ' Until It's PM
F. A. LINGER,
S1oa oath st. NE, Half Block South OF
r. l. Ave North 1921. Al
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
For quick sale at sacrifice. one Z.sto,r Try
1880; situated on high elevation. marye VEL
Gus view of Virginia hills. Large rooms, tls
bath oak floors, shades. screens. Orloie ia, gas
garage; ali city conveniences. Street car
and bus lines; numerous stores and chu EIS
near; new school within one block small
ea Also pA some desirable lots on grade. with
w. F.; jackson
1924 Conduit RI.
Cleveland 0483.
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GROOM HOUSE. ELECTRIC LIGHTS ONE
HIGHWAY; chicken house. barn, inclosed
chicken yard spring and well water. Inns
As corner property. bargain at price
sl75o: terms. JOHN MCKINNEY, Merri-
Aald nm lee Highway
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BUNGALOW; 81. 500; SMALL CASH, S4o
month large rooms: porcheS, 2~car ga
race; like new Or will rent. Cali Natlohal
1882 evening. and Sunday Col. 5284.
BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM SUBURBAN HOME,
surrounded with trees and shruobery; one one
acre LAND, miles IRON c iIs, SAA'S!''
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Synagogues Reported,

The number Of synagogues reported
for Washington was IL.
The total number of Jews reported In
the United States figures for 1926 was
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
1875 Irving st. ,n.e.-ons of the best
rooms, Enclosed sleeping porch and noored
attic; modern In every way: lot so by $50;
is q real home. come see for yourself; priced
to sell; reasonable terms. Open from to
6 pm. Sunday or can be seen anytime. For
further information see
B. r. HOLMES.
1901 r. I. Ave. NE. North eel2.
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Delightful Five-Room Bungalow
In Blair-Takoma, Nd; conveniently. 10
Gated. Large sunny rooms, open fireplace.
built-in bath tub and shower, hardwood
floors throughout, large hoored attic, full
concrete cellar. Near school, stores and bus
line. For an immediate sale price has been
cut almost $500 from original purchase
price. This is an exceptional bargain and
demands immediate attention.
JAMES w. GILL,
Tower bldg National 1855
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6 LARGE ROOMS, RECEPTION HALL,
bath; ami; in splendid condition; concrete
6ox15o; shade trees, hedges. fruit; fine lawns;
30 minutes street car ride from Treasury;
sonable down payment; $50 monthly, in
GLIDING all interest; one-half block from car
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BRITISH FARMERS
FACING DISASTER
Attention of Government Called to
"Deplorable Conditions in
Agricultural Districts.
az the Associated Press.

%
LONDON, January 9.-Gloom Is
deepening over the British farmlands.
The farmers of East Anglia. where the
depression in agriculture is most severe,
are preparing a petition calling the at
tention of the government to the de
plorable conditions" of British agri-
culture. They complain that with cur
rent prices they cannot make both ends
meet.
The tendency of farmers to turn
arabic lands to grass is resulting in
diminished employment for farm work.
crs. The workers, at the same time,
&c resisting any attempts to reduce
their pay and want the benefits of The
dole. At present the unemployment
insurance scheme" does not extend 70
agricultural workers.
The unrest in the agricultural areas
follows, paradoxically, on the heels Of
bumper crop. Great Britain produced
100, 900 more hundredweights OF wheat
in 1929 than in 1923, and this on $1,000
fewer acres. The estimated wheat yield
of 1929 was 1911 hundredweights per
acre against 1871 In 1928 and an aver
age for the past 10 years of 17.3. The
hundredweights contain ll2 pounds.
But the farmer contends his heavy
crop" is largely a delusion.
The index figures of wheat prices
compiled by the ministry of agriculture
has risen four points within a month.
1t still stood in December, however at
% as against 81 in 1928 and "a in 1927
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SPEAKERS TO URGE
CAPITAL AIRPORT
NotabIes in Aviation to At
tend Board of Trade
Meeting.

Notables in aviation will hear three
speakers urge an airport for Washing
ton Monday night at a meeting OF the
washington Board of Trade in which 1t
will be Joined by the National Aero
Yautic Association of the United States
and the Aeronautical Chamber OF Com
merce in attempting to promote nation.
wide interest in Government-oWheo
civil flying field here.
This is the first time two national
organizations, the most powerful In the
field of aviation, have combined Win
local trade body in the promotlon on
sentiment for a District airport. Inc
Board of Trade has increasingly urgeo
the building of an airport at GraVeiy
Point.
Henderson Among Speakers.
The sneakers scheduled are Col. Paul
Henderson, former assistant postmaster
General. under whom was lnauguraCeo
the first air mail service, and, at pres
ent. executive vice president OF tne
Transcontinental Air Transport sno tne
National Air Transport organlZatlolis;
Mai Gen. John +. ORyan, p'eslaen n,, "
the Colonial Always Corp. anu COM
mander of the 9th Division during the
World war. and Senator Hiram Bmg-
ham chairman of the joint congress
sional airport committee ana preSlueh'
of the National Aeronautlc ASSOCIATION
One of the features OF the meetine
will be the exhibition Of the 10 VIM
ming airport drawings in recent ma
tional competition conducted by an
industrial organization. More than oOO
architects throughout the country were
entered in this contest. These draw
ings have been secured by Lawrence r.
Williams, chairman OF the poaroS
aviation committee, under whose dlrec-
ton the meeting was arranged.
Prize Craft to Fly.
The winning craft in the local
model aircraft tournament will be SHOWN
and flown by their small owners.
Guests.
Among the guests expected to attend
the meeting are F. Trubee Dawson,
Assistant Secretary of War for Aero
nautics; Clarence NJ. Young. Assistant
Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautlcs;
the chairmen of the House and Senate
District committees; the joint congreS-
sional airport committee, the DISTRICT
Commissioners, Lieut.. Col. U. 5. Grant,
3d, Frederick R. Nicely of the Aviation
Bureau of the Department OF Com
merce; Warren l. Glover Second AS
sistant Postmaster General in charge OF
aviation, and numerous other omclals.