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The Washington times., 1931-03-05
RUM
TOTERS FINED

HYATTSVILLE, Md, March S.
Arraigned in Police Court here
yesterday on charges Of reckless
driving and driving while under
the influence of liquor, Joseph
Leonberger, of 1922 Thirty-fourth
st. N. W., Washington, was fined
$110 and costs.
Elmo ]. Johnson, colored, of
720 Kenyon st. N. w., Washing
ton, was fined $3.50 for trans
porting and possession. An ad-
ditional fine of $40 was given the
man on a charge of exceeding
the speed limit.
Harry Rosenberg, of Riverdale,
Md, was fined $50 by Judge J.
Chew Sheriff for illegal posses
sion.
A third fine for possession was
handed George Young, of Chill
lum district, Md, by the court.
He was fined $50 for the posses
sion of half-gallon of alleged
whisky.
The Washington times., 1931-03-05
Md. Congressman
Are AU Democrats

ANNAPOLIS, March 5.-When
the Seventy-second Congress con-
veneS next December Maryland
will have a solid Democratic
delegation for the first time in
Is years.
Representative David j. Lewis
D0 replaces Frederick N. Zihl-
man (RD and Representative Will
liam P. Cole CD replaces Re
preventative Linwood L. Clark
(R0 who defeated him in the
Republican landslide in 1928.
The Washington times., 1931-03-05
NEW CONGRESS
PROGRAM To
BE MAPPED
Farley May Have Considerable
Effect on 1882 Leadership;
Norris, PinChot May Attend

Political leaders are looking for
ward to the conference here of
progressive Republicans and Dem
ocrats for the purpose Of estab-
fishing a new economic leader
ship on Capitol Hill.
There was tremendous interest
in the gathering as progressives
planned legislative program for
the next Congress-a program
that undoubtedly will furnish is
sues for the 1882 Presidential
campaign.
Borah Has Accepted
Besides, four Presidential pos
Sibilities-SenatOr George w. Nor
riS (R.) of Nebraska, Senator Will
liam E. BOrah (R.) of Idaho, Gov
ernOr Clifford Pinchot tRD of
Pennsylvania, and Governor
Franklin D. Roosevelt 3D. of
New YOrk-may attend. Norris
called the conference and BOrah
already has accepted the invita-
tiOn.
The Progressives probably will
decide to reopen in the next Con
gress passage of a new Muscle
Shoals bill and the Norris lame
duck" amendment. They will be
in much better position to
enact both measures, since the
new Congress will be largely
dominated by the Progressive bloc.
Among other legislative pro-
pOsaIs to be discussed at the
conference will be a downward
revision of the tariff, the old
debenture form of farm relief,
measures to stabilize industrial
activity and strict control of
giant corporations, chain stores
and other extensive business or
ganiZatiOnS. The entire agenda
will deal with legislation to be
propose or considered next
winter.
Effect on 1892 Seen
Sponsors of the conference de-
clared it had no connection with
third party movements. This did
not silence gossip about it's pos
sible effect on the 1882 presi-
dental race. For one thing,
Norris, Borah and Pinchot have
been mentioned as possible op-
ponents of President Hoover for
the Republican nomination and
as possible third party candi-
dates. Roosevelt has been re-
garded as strong possibility for
the Democratic nomination.
If the four leaders do meet
at the Progressive round table"
the effect will be far-reaching.
Some political forecasters see the
conference as laying the ground
work for the Progressives sup
porting Roosevelt against Hoover
next year, should both win their
party nominations. Others see
Norris, Borah or Pinchot running
on a third party ticket if Roose-
velt is not nominated by the
Democrats.
Should all these predictions
fail, the conference at least will
solidify the progressive element
Of both parties for the first time
in modern history.
The Washington times., 1931-03-05
DR.. SIMON TO SPEAK

DR.. Abram Simon will interpret
Ludwig Lewisohn's new book,
1.-The Last Days of Shylock," TO-
morrow night at p. M, before
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation. Sunday at 10:30 a. m. he
will interpret 1.-THE Biblical Por-
ton"
The Washington times., 1931-03-05
GIRL JAILED IN RUM CASE

STAUNTON, Va, March S.
The second woman to be ar
rested in Augusta county this
week for prohibition violations,
Glepnis Coleman, a 20-year-old
girl, was given 80 days and
fined $50 by Justice A. C. Kim
Ter, at WayneSboro.
The Washington times., 1931-03-05
"SnOOpers' Bill" Up
In MARYLAND Senate

ANNAPOLIS, March 5.-The
Senate today will consider the
"SnooperS bill" which was re-
ported favorably yesterday by the
judicial proceedings committee.
The bill would eliminate the
payment Of fees to police in
formers. The bill has already
been passed by the House.
The Washington times., 1931-03-05
SERVICE LEAGUE TO MEET

The Enlisted Service League
will meet tomorrow night at 8
o'clock at the Immaculate Con-
ception Hall, Eighth and N Streets
Northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20
wANTEp-RooMS.

/ OR 2 ROOMS unfurn.. by woman EN-
ployed; state price. Address Box BIB. Star
ONCE.
EMPLOYED LADY desires unfur rooms
and bath in owners home. vicinity Biltmore
st. Address Box lob Star once.
FURNISHED, for employed mother and in
FAINT, with care Of baby in the daytime;
near s and Conn. ave. Address Box 4s2-J,
Star eflce
WANTED Furnished room with private
bath, for business lady in northwest sec
tion. Address Box 4T8-J. Star Office, %"
==-z--=z------=----
SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.
FORT STRONG VILLA. Lee Highway, Va.
18th year--Large, cool roofas. shade. city con-
veniences: 10 minutes 70 Wash; continuous
hot water; good board. Pm. Clarendon 1916.
COUNTRY BOARD.
SCHOOL CHILDREN BOARDED perm; at.
trRetive home. care, good school; II mi. D. @.
Ref. Phi. t44, Mrs. 5. P. Thomas, Ashton, Md.
FARM. SHENANDOAH VALLEY-Board few
people, Autumn months, s2a mo: moutain
air. fishing. fresh eggs, milk, fruits, yeE.;
hot HOMEMADE bread, country ham: ref.
Chicken dinner 7sc. DANES L. Sours, Riley
vile. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20
sALE-AUTOMoBILEs.

oIDsMoBILEs = 1890 convertible roadster,
/ s675: 1880 spot coupe. $3.50; fully .guaran-
tesd terms Barnes Motors, 1923 i4th.
oLDsMSoBILEs+ all models; excellent condi-
dealers dtEsi 5as2 Ca ave INV NV ~ D''iiOD-''
PACKARD 1928 DE LUKE SEDAN.-Mechan-
guaranteed. Barnes Motors 1929 l4th. De-
PACKARD S-CYL. SEDAN. isSO-This car IS
like new, with de. luxe equipment; tires, 2
spares mounted forward. A wonderful buy
at sl,75o; terms. Warheld Motor Co. ll3o
Conn. ave. NV. Decatur 3ll0. Open eve
nings and Sunday,
PACKARD offers true values in warranted
and 1929 sedans available both standard
and de luxe ASK the man who owne one
PACKARD SPORT TOURING = New top
runs good looks very good; Sis. Jack Pry,
PACKARD 5-PAss. DE Luxe sEDAN-six
terms, Address Box s4-J. Star once. 49,
PLYMOUTHs- 1929 sedans. compete-
10 g oid VIII T'h sly. Tn ggaT
balance u months. De Soto Used Car Dept.
PLYMOUTH 1929 SPORT CoUPE-Mechani-
guaranteed. Barnes Motor Co, 1923 14th.
PONTIAC, any model; have 5000 credit, win
5 5e o PoT 5g 70 fsg Rsns no car Ad
PONTIAC 1927 COACH. every detail about
this car suggests much higher price than
we ask Sweet-running motor and looks fine
only s93; terms. Parkway. 5000 M st. open
PONTIAC 1928 COACH in excellent me
chanical condition; paint. upholstery, tires.
etc, in fine shape; viii sacrifice for $685.
really worth a great deal more; easy terms
Pas ''''''' . ~ ''''~' - ''
PONTIAC CUSTOM SEDAN, l9s1-will sell
At liberal discount for quick sale. Shep-
sTUDEBAKER 1890 coUPE-Thi4, car IS il
beautiful condition. a demonstration will
prose its merit. Specially priced, S54s; terms
Becaa9 MG'oT o 6e GGna and
sTUDEBAKER DICTATOR VICTORIA, 1929
perfect LACQUER finish IN two tones OF gre IN
seat and upholstery covers like new: sme 9TH
s6-dav guarantee: S445 Lee b, Butter, Inc
Champlain ST. at Kalorama I'd,
VELIE SEDAN good condition: run 10000
miles; tires, trunk; $3.50. CAN IL TO 5,
fWHIPPE=fF 1929 ROADSTER; here's a buy
that's really too good to pass by; has been
very well cared for original paints like
new; S22s your car ao mag serve o as down
nings
WTLLS-ST. CLAIRE. 1925 SEDAN: wrecked;
good body, tires and parts all for SIS. 1923
irving 81 ne.
AUTOMOBILES at wesehler's auto auction,
62s H st. NV. every Wednesday and satur-
day. 10 a m. Usually good assortment
We Take the Risk Out OF
Used-Car Buying.
Our 60-Day Guarantee
Protects You.
LEE y. BUTLER, INC.
studebaker and Piece-Arrow Distributors,
Champlain St at kalorama Rd.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

BY YOUNG LADY, in private home refer
erce. Address Box 49i-J Star Office. 2l'
GIRL. white, refined, now employed from
to 4 30. wishes to do housework or care
for children In exchange for room and
board Address Box 486-J Star Office. ~
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, with board
wanted by Govt attorney end son of -
years. state price, location number In fam
ily. religion, etc. Address Box 45iJ, Star
Office %"
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sALE-AUTOMoBILEs.
500. 500. SIC
500.

500. 500. 500.
Preparatory TO moving into
our new home, we recently
held a highly successful re-
moval used-car sale. And no
doubt you have heard some of
your friends tell of the splen-
did values that came their way
while this big sale was in prog
ress.
Now, we have still further
pleasing news for You.
Due to the evcr-increasing
popularity of the Greater Hud-
son Eight and the equally great
Essex Super Six. we have ac-
cumulatcd another splendid as
sortment Of rcconditioned cars
with many thou ands OF miles
OF safe. economical and COM
Portable transportation LETT in
them. The prices range from
500 to 81 900.
It is law Of economi>. that
quick loss is gain. There
fore. We have determined TO put
on another rapid-hre sale and
swallow our losses with
smile, And, remember, as great
as were the bargains that We
offered TO our public IN the
previous sale, the values that
We now have for you are in
hnitcly greater.
OUR PLAN Is THIS:
Beginning August Goth, and
lasting for ten days, we will
give
500 500 500
ON any car that will run TO
our sales room under its own
power. 10 apply against a sale
of sos or over.
There are no tricks of the
trade attached TO this offer. as
only too frequently happens in
the charmed circle OF the used
car yender. The House of Con-
fide1ce ever places its cards
face up with its public. And
our terms-AS LOW AS ST
WEEkLY-cannot help but
please you.
So, Mr.. Used Car BUYER. If
you are vacation bent. here is
your chance to visit the great
open spaces, the mountains and
the scashore, at a mere song
Tor transportation cost. And
if you are not vacation~bent,
this sale will afford you ideal
transportation for those pleas
urable week end trips.
Be wise, call early and get
the cream Of the pick.
Remember. the sale starts
August Goth and continues for
ten days only.
LAMBERT,
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
sol l4th St. at p. Decatur 800
ALWAYS OPEN.
500. 500. 500.
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epeCia4s AsnVs easy terms triangle Motor
Co, n z ave NV
FORD 1929 TUDOR motor upholsteryz
paint and tires excellent, special, s269 easy
terms. triangle Motor Co. n. y ave. q. y.
FORD 1880 COACH hardly a mas en- this
car beautiful huish, spoUess interior mo-
t9E Lght and pep2s DIG saving a. only
1923 your car may serve as ar5t payment.
PARKWAY, ao4Q NJ s.. Open nights
FRANKLIN 27-2s EEDAN-A h{Qh-grade car
bul.t ior io1f lie eeononlIca. operation, and
FlshL n2@ q oaEsa.h +of the lucky purchase
y. Butler, Inc CnamplaIa 60. 81 Kalo-
rama I'd
GRAHAM 1880 CONVERTIBLE sEDAN--A
Beauty Nlth wire wheels, fender lights
trunk rack, General cCro t-ges, many extras
hno equipped with IEalE.toDe radio brand
g dlstinctiveiy different car. sl.1s9 Ray
seianet. Inc Open efsn.nes until 10 n
l52b l4th st. nv PotOns G712.
GRAHAM PAIGE 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1928. ia
Al condition in every way $3.50 cash 8ale
1927 P St NV. Decatur 1888 20
GRAHAM 1881 SEDAN Like new fully
l7z9 18th. Decatur 1880
GRAHAM 1891 STANDARD sIZ Demon
stt{ai25 ,o 9sea oniy about one month tactg-
bTana-ne~ safety glass Can also Be
FgappeG Sith free neellAg % small cost
1871 e. Potomac oTTz
HUDSON PASSENGER SEDAN 1927 Ne
Gnsnic&'iy ana appearance excellent s75.
Barnes Motors. 1929 lstu 81 Decatur 1890
HUPMOBILE 1926 COUPE rumble sea- a
nice. clean sob real bug tl7S easy terms.
Triangle Motor Co. \. ave ma.
HUP@OBILE ls2s custom butt a-cyHnder
lent body fnisn It, attractive spDeaf-
anee and performance v@l be appreciated
hT Discrimination buyers phone as for DEM
orEtTatioE alB9 itaS seEnmess Inc CDea
evenings antu 10 pm. 1926 I4th 81. ~.
LINCOLN 1926 CONVERTIBLE COUPE, with
ran1le seat reconoitoneo nlcebanically aac
tires practically neNi s625 terms. WayHelC
Motor Co, 1880 Conn. ave. w. Decatur
5llo. open EVENINGS
LINCOLN. 1927. beautiful club sedan in ex-
ceiient condition, witn good tires ano trunk
Hotel WATSON. ne Isl 81 M Nat. 6063.
LINCOLN 1927 CLUB SEDAN - Completely
Peconditsez ed mas trunk ana ADDITIONAL rack
on rear. tires practically new Two spares
mounted forward ga fender wells appear
auue excellent terms $3.50 Rar6ed Mo
tor Co. 1880 Conn. ave nv. Decatur $40
Open evenings.
NASH 1880 special sedan. se75 1880 gtaac
arc sedan $3.50 Iully guaranteed tes"is
NASH STANDARD SEDAN. 1925 Looks and
rms like new good tires. light, economical
fulIy equipped $3.50 Clsv sO6l
OAKLAND 1871 4-DOCR SEDAN. orissnal
paint in fine condition. iight bine with REQ
wheels black Tenders performs smoothiy
P Pssq Il 5000 so4o X st, oper nishts.
oLDsMCBrtE S-Al models. SIC cur de.
tailed ad found on this page, the cars list
ca are 6rst class ~ every respect Pohanke
Service. oldsmobiie dealers 1926 goth st
NV North 0347
0I,DsM0BfIE 4-DOoR SEDAN rich dagk
blue finish. sn1ooth-runnins motor: reacy Z
&c places: sl23 terms ParkTays Il years
- fair deallna protects your purchase
parkway, 5000 ~ 81. open evenings.
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FORD 1881 DE LUKE SEDAN-200 miles
new-car guarantee SI33 SO down, very easy
monthly PAYMENTS; trade. Cherner. Ford
dealers, 1871 You st NV North $685.
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RENT-GARAGEg.

REAR OF 344s 18th sT., BET. NEWTON
and Merchant Wide alleys, light and water.
Only $3.50 month. DONNELLY PLANT,
18th and Park I'd
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PACKARD'S LIST.

I'm addition 10 our unusual Sc
lection of guaranteed Packard
Cars we offer:
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FORD 1880 TOWN SEDAN-Beautiful ma
room finish. new tires, tailored seat covers;
only s104 so cash, balance easy weekly,
through our club plan. Cherner, Ford deal
ers, 1891 You st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20

CHRNSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
SPECIALS"
ll1J Ford Roadster.
Five wire wheels one Ga ssde Trunk on
rraT. Hew rubber END O. mechanically.
Was $685. Nov 1888.
1920 Chevrolet Sedan.
real ehsap car Good condition. Priced
Was 1855 NOV $685.
1929 Ford Roadster
W.sn , gYjn6!s seal Mechanically o. K
Was $3.50. Nos 3ls5.
1880 Chrvsler 66 Sedan
sFked p Pe pa.sbs ss' s' S5 aEnFe PsGF
car Of va is' s 5i5'' Nov n ms :,5 srie'
1880 Ford Tudor.
Runs o r Some one can make this
1929 Plymouth Roadster.
e. ~ S%ceYsnt condition. Good rubber
1928 Chrysler Town Sedan
Finished in maroon Vlth weu tenders and
frank GA rs+r. Don't fail 10 see this car.
s335.
1927 Chry sler Imperial Coupe,
Former oVner has hsd the motor over
asulen TINS is the most lusuel o6erins
~ nave ever made O. a car OF this class
t2S5.
II. b. LEARY JR., & BROS,
1928 l4th St. NV No. $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
PARTS-PARTS
for al ears and trucks, Used ears anu
Trucks for sale. Open Sundays. Robert 6eL-
son Auto Exchanse. 100 pa. ave Ms
R55-s59 Fla, ave. CIV. NeTsa t04eA
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Ford Model .AA Flat Body Truck
S3o5.

just the ca you want Plenty OF power,
eacelle1t shape and all ready TO 80 to work.
A bis value at this low price. Wen trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20

You can count on this car for real service
ready for any test Easiest terms Park
way, so40 ~ 81. Open nsshts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20

FORD 1880 ROADSTER - Dark blue green
wheels; 30-day guarantee 1850, terms, trade.
Jack Pry, 1925 l4th st. NV
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AUTO ACCEsSORIEs. REPAIRs.

AUTO Door GLASS Installed while you
cars; truck parts also in stock; largest auto
wreckers IN town try us satisfaction
End and Fla ave. ne. Phone Met 1851
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1859 CALF ST NW-Attractive private
home Southern cooking. plenty hot
breads; inst. h. W; two car lines; reRs.
1922 N. II. AVE-Unexcelled home cooking.
comfortable. airy rooms lone with eight
windows, walking distance to government
81 hcT37 ofF
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OIDsMOBILEs - 1890 convertible roadster,
S675: 1880 spot coupe, $3.50; fully guarsn-
teed terms. Barnes Motors. 1873 i4th.
OLDSMOBILES, all models; excellent condi-
ton. L. &C. Pate Motor Co., oldsmobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20

FORD 1929 FORDOR SEDAN-Good tires;
excellent body finish; will give any demon
Strstion, An unusual value at 1897 Ray
SemmeS, Inc. Open evenings until 10 m.
1925 14th st. NV. Potomac 0772.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20

1437 Irving ST. NV:
JIN PLAIERTY. Ussd-car ManaRer
Nash Adv 3 4-Door Sedan
Special at $l43.
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25Ol I4th ST NV ROOMS, KIT. BATH
Frtgidaire 25ol l4th st. n.w.-3 rooms. kit.
bath: Frigtdatre and porch. rent very rea-
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WE PLACE YoU-OUR SERVICE FREE.
WASHINGTON SERVICE BUREAU
'0l Wash Bldg. 18th & N. Y Ave. Nat 1918
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ROoMS-TNFTIRNTsHED

UhNISHEU
in kitchen, adjoining bath; room. water in
room 81
I7l7 nth N.W-Best value in ! large room,
kitchen and bath. SGT so; ! large room and
bath. $50. Apply resident manager.
gl2 B ST SE.-Two large rooms, kitchen
and bath, ami S35 1er month.
eli 3rd N.W-Large front, kit b.. cleo. and
gas, h-w.h. cont h. " About SIS Vk.;
adults $50 to 1890 MORNINGS.
ROoMS-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
1901 NEWTON ST. R.W.-Large unfur. room.
2nd floor front bath and phone Also fur
nished room for young man Catholic fam
lily. Adams 575l
COL ORED-5i2 st. NV, Apt. So front
rooms. desirable; central location; privileges.
Reasona BILE. 22'
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Ford Model a Pickup Truck,
1923.

New green paint, mechanically perfect and
all ready for the toughest Jobs. Your car
u trade. Buy with confidence assured by
Pathways IA years of fair dealing. Park
way. 3O4G NJ ST Open NIGHTS
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FORD 1880 TUDOR, 3; has wire wheels
trunk rack; paint tires and upholstery ex-
Cellent; priced for quick sale, Sl33 down,
balance easy. Mr.. Luttrell, Donohoe Chey-
rolet. Inc. 1920 NJ 81. NV. Decatur $500.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

1852 ONTARIO RID. N-W.-s LARGE LIGHT
,ooms, exposures front and rear porches.
fireplace. electric refrigerator. adults only;
references required yearly lease: monthly
,entai SS5s available at once. Apply Apt
Or phone Col 8l87-W
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OUR AND FIVE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
an lovely outside apartments. ss5 70 800
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SAIE-AUTO TRICKS

TRUCK-FORD 1871 AA - i3l-inch stake
truck used only few miles: like new
throughout. special, 1925; easy terms or
trade TRIANGLE Motor Co. N. Y ave. NV
CHEVROLET % LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCK.
condition very good. priced right TO sell
Immediately; can arrange terms. Call Mr.
Stafford. Metropolitan 8943
CHEVROLET LIGHT DELIVERY, late mod
Ell equipped with express body excellent
condition and will give lots OF good service
only Sl35; terms. Open evenings and Sun
DAY Loeffier Motor Co, 2l5 Pa. ave. sc.
CHEVROLET TRUCK 1929, stake body;
splendid condition: S275; easy terms. Barry
Pate Motor Co, 2525 Sherman ave. NV.
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FORD 1928 SPORT ROADSTER, well fender
and trunk a sporty job, ready to go: spe-
Cial, S2l8; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.,
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Buick 1926 Coach.
Special at sos.

price that sounds impossible for a Buick
in as GOOD condition as this one. Good re-
paint Job; motor OK. Easy terms Park
way, 3o40 " St Open nights.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
Dreaded Disease
Germ Measured
BY Scientists

PALO ALTO. Oct. 81. U.P)-The
invisible virus of infantilc paralysis
has been measured by three Stan
ford University scientists in their
search of a preventive agent. it was
announced today.
An intricate process described as
ultra filtration" was used by Drs.
Edwin Schultz. C. f. Clifton and l..
p. Gebhart to establish the size of
the virus, which is so small that no
microscope can find it,
DR.. Schultz said their discovery
was part Of a research extending
over two years in hopes of discover
ing a means to prevent the dreaded
disease, known scientifically as poll
omyelitiS.
The size of the virus was fixed a
less than so millimicroms, or one
500 thousandth of an inch. The
most powerful microscope known
will only reveal objects down to one
100 thousandths of an inch, or five
times larger than the virus.
The scientists are seeking first a
method by which children suscep-
tible to infantile paralysis can be
immunized, believing that a medium
of prevention will be more valuable
than the possible discovery of a
specific cure.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
Oakland Police
Under Attack

OAKLAND. Oct. 81. U.P)-More
than $50 Oakland policemen were
under fire today in an investigation
by District Attorney Earl Warren
of Alameda county into evidence
that bootleggers are paying huge
sums of protection money here.
Aided by federal agents during an
inquiry last two months, Warren
claimed information linking Off
GERS with the payment of $4,000 or
more a month in bribes by liquor
interests, and the asserted sale of
seized liquor to bootleggers.
Warren alleged one special duty
officer had withdrawn nearly $40.-
900 from a hidden bank account
since July and that another, paid
$3.50 a month salary. had deposit
ed $4,000 in a year.
Indictments on bribery, income
tax evasion and prohibition counts
may be sought, Warren indicated.
The prosecutor gave the first hint
of his inquiry in an address before
a mems club in Richmond yester-
day, when he charged that liquor
interests are corrupting our police
forces"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-21
LEAGUE IMPATIENT At DELAY
IN SETTLING JAPANESE ROW

submitted to the league council to-
day.
1t was believed the Chinese doc
ument would determine the next
move in the leagues efforts to set
tie the dispute The communica-
ton covered the entire Manchurian
situation.
League leaders maintained that
Japan had made the issue between
the league and Japan and not be-
tween China and Japan. For this
reason, the reported American sup
port of an unnamed date for with
dr9wal of japanese troops was un-
welcome.
The japanese delegation insisted
that Chief Delegate Kenkichi Yosh-
izaWa had not received instructions
from Toxic on Brands request to
clarity japanese demands for secur-
ity and recognition of treaty rights
in Manchuria and fixing the basis
of future Sino-Japanese relations.
Japan insists these must precede
the withdrawal of troops from the
South Manchurian railway zone.
BRAND also asked an explanation
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