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Evening star., 1932-11-17
CONSORT|UM seen .
AS AID TO AM|Ty
U. S. Observers Note Sign
of Improved Franco
German Relations.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Evidence Of improved relationship be-
tween France and Germany was read
today by American observers into Ray
mond Patenotre's announcement Ger
many, France and Great Britain are
arranging an economic consorttum for
Europe.
The step was regarded as long step
from the days OF 1924, when the urg-
ing by Walter Rathenau, German cab
met member, Of cooperative efforts
with France cost him his life at the
hands Of two former German naval
officers, who felt his policy was an at
tempt to betray the fatherland.
Patenotre, French undersecretary for
Evening star., 1932-11-17

preston indorsed by the Progressive
Education Association as o significant
commentary On changing educational
methods.
The EXHIBIT Of books for boys and
girls which opened Thursday night On
the second floor Of the branch VIII be
continued until Christmas. with hours
from o am. to pm. every week day
except Saturday, when the closing hour
Is pm.
Members Of the library stan are al
ways available for suggestions on chill
dren's books and reading, it was point
ed out.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
PUBLIC LIBRARY ADVISER
TO SPEAK ON BOOKS
Mrs. stebbing VIII Discuss New
Educational Trend at Mount
Pleasant Branch Tonight

Mrs. Lucille Reiner Stebbing. readers
adviser In sociology for the Public Li-
brary, win discuss new educational
trends in books at the Mount Pleasant
Branch of the library, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets, at O'Clock tonight as
a feature Of Book week" One OF the
books to be reviewed Is Creative Ex-
Evening star., 1932-11-17
GETS $1,4O0 VERDICT
Hagerstown School Teacher Wins
Suit for Dismissal.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, November II.
"A jury in Circuit Court here returned
a verdict Of s1,400 for Mrs. Valera
Tones. former school teacher, who was
dismissed. She alleged she was dis
missed without cause and asked for a
years salary.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

Singapore Island, Federated Malay
States, has O new $4,000, 900 railway.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

VOU know the story Of the little
J. girl who went to the movies and
after two hours of Eddie Cantor, Clark
Gable, my friend Schnozzle Durante,
and others, exclaimed =. What! -.
No Mickey Mouse?" Now don't you
60 breakin' my heart with the same
query :. because I'm tellin' you now,
I've everything on the program BUT
mickey Mouse What's the excite
ment, you say? well I'll forget my
timid tendencies and confess it's our
Birthday ;. The Fashion Shops are
sixteen years old and I'm as proud of
the new F Street Shop as any sixteen
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Of Iens. for
16@ ANNIVERSARY SALE

Even though there
10 no snow on the
ground don't
forget that Christ.
mas is not far ofI
That's why ! have
been on the job to
bring you some
really marvellous
mems gift "buys"
... and you, ladies
you'll enjoy
shopping In our
modern, eonVen"
lent new shop on
the corner Of 18th
and F... as well as
In our downtown
9th and Z store.
Look around
make yourself at
home -. cur sales
men are especially
capable of serving
and advising you.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
~ No mickey Mouse'?

year-old boy would be with his first
long trousers. I'm giving you good rea-
sons to celebrate, too, because through
out the two stores way up to
our finest Worumbo Overcoats and
Doublewear Suits =. prices have been
slashed i. to the lowest level in the
Fashion Shops Sixteen Years of value
giving! Remember, there are TWO
Fashion Shops now :. twice as
many values :. twice as much service
and twice as many i.
thanks to you for your 4 My,
kind patronage during ARdV'1
the past sixteen years! lW U
Evening star., 1932-11-17

White, plain colors,
and fancies. Silk and
wool with silk fringe
ends.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

Chinct1illas, Fleeces Hard
and Soft finished WorumboS
Single and Double
Breasted Models Blue,
Brown, Cambridge and Ok
ford Grays.
Never before have celebrated
Fashion shop Worumbos been
offered ut such . low price.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

DISPLAY MAN.
Young man to take care OF interior dis
dress Box i47-C. Star ONCE
CHRISTMAS CARD Statesmen
TRIP TO CHICAGO WORLDS
FAIR
Here is one Of the best Christmas Card
Propositions IN America. Our people are
cleaning cleaning up with our @ extra big line OF 81
CASH BONUS. Two 2l-card box ass'ts pay
ing Sue and 81 profit. with MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE. Pay daily in advance We
ana TIE fGee AR3y
il54 Nat. Press Bldg.
APPLIANCE statesmen
To sell A G and Conlon washers and
saes rae 81 as9 denmon RGy 81. M Wsms hsh
Barber & Ross. Inc. 11th and G SITS. NV.
MEN.
We want = : men to start Immediately
earnings $50 to Sl0a a week to men who
qualify. One new man. in the neld only :
you are between "5 and As years OF age
Intelligent and wiling to work. you can
? days, Call Monday morning for inter
view, 13S Irvsstment BLDG. O'Clock sharp
Car desirable But not necessary
EXPERIENCED washing ma
chine salesman for the world S
finest and leading line washing
machines; best remuneration III
city; only sincere workers need
apply. Employment Office. The
llecht Co.. 62S + st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
TAR as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation Of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
Continued
LOT OWNERS,
ATTENTION.!

We will build you a home three
times the value Of your lot.
Use your own plans and specifi-
cations or inspect ours, which
are the result OF many years
building experience.
No money down and IS years to
pay, at $3.50 per month per
81 l,OO0.
No Other Charges.
Monthly payments start four
months after approval.
For Further Information Call
]. D. HOBBS,
Home Construction Division,
Sears, Roebuck and Company,
1lO6 Connecticut Ave.
DI. 1900.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

LAUNDRY SOLICITORS-Apply to Mr..
Sparks. S to am. and to 4 pm. only,
Evening star., 1932-11-06

DISPLAY MAN.
Young man to take care OF interior d
plays in department store: experienced. A
dress Box 141-C Star office
Evening star., 1932-11-06
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

AGENTS.sell twelve of our Combination
Box OF Cards and wrappings and get fve
boxes of fifty-cent assortment free. G. T.
Breckenridge & Co. 1905 Eye ST
COUPIE-Whte man TO work on farm must
understand flaming; house on farm. La
Wales. Berwyn. Md. e.
COUPLE. white. care for small apartment
house in part payment of nice apartment.
two rooms. kitchen. bath: man outside Job.
1000 Sth NV. lower door.
EX SERVICE PEOPLE TO book orders; bring
your discharge; no money required 141O
st. NV. Room 2o5
JANITOR-Comfortable l r.. k, b.. exchange
for services. honest: clean willing. settled
colored couple mo children; man with Job,
woman home; best refs required. 1626 18th.
JANITOR-Man and wife take charge small
furnished apartment building. no salary. liv-
ing quarters. heat and electricity furnished;
good references. Address Box 1910. Star
office.
SELL Chr ristmas cards for an established
Washington firm and receive the greatest
values. Box aSSortments worth 81 80. cost
you soc. Mavfower Art Co, 1910 Vermont
ave. RIM. 2l9. Denrike Bldg.
SOLICITOR for business college: give tele-
phone. Address Box 32l-C, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESM
MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZERS in all STATES
to help change prohibition laws. Commis-
sion only F. W. Buck. frs. floor. l410 G
St. NV.
PUNCHBoARD sALEsMEN-New catalos
free: nickel and penny depression boards; in
/ expensive penny counter machines: big com
Stores Co, Peoria. hi
SALESMEN-A live line that brings back
good olo DAYS; wonderful selling plan gets
month possible. Write Eox 5ls, Cedar
sALEsMEN- family protection. sl,o00
death accident benefit membership, ST. you
make So; all ages; no examination; So per
week possible North American Benefit.
Wilmington. Del.
taurants, luneheonettes. diners, soda foun-
tains, to establish themselves in permanent,
Sweets Corp, 631 Atlantic ave, Bklyn.. N Y
sALEsMEN-Direct selling opportunity; prac-
ticle; suaranteed saves buyer 81 in 3
making Is to 80 sales daily. Write Fasley-
Halpen. Once 173. Phila.. Pa.
SELL MERCHANTS fast selling line carded
prn new pan bigger pro
Chicago.
YOU MUST be college man. You must
have worked at selling while in college You
must be bout - to 30 years OF age Lead
ing industrial company will add several men
/ to its sales staff. Commission basis with
expenses furnished; positions permanent with
interesting possibilities reply Immediately.
giving your telephone number and such in
formation you would want under Similar
conditions. Washington interviews will be
arranged for this week. Address Box 33-C,
Star Office.
SALESMAN, TO SELL WESTINGHOUSE
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. FACTORY
WILL BRING BUSINESS: TRAfNING AND
SUPERVISORS ASSISTANCE SEE MR.
GRIMSTEAD. MONDAY OR TUESDAY BE-
TWEEN HOURS OF 10 AM. AND II NOON
EDGAR NORRIS SALES CO. 736 18th ST.
NV
Evening star., 1932-11-06
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS Men-New ey-maker;
SO daily possible, selling sensational g.
piece SET beauty preparations; sells fos ST.;
worth S.; you collect 35c advance commits
SION We deliver No investment. marvellous
opportunity Adon. 949 Broadway, New
York.
MAGNETIC SHOE SOLE taking country by
storm. Applies itself instantly. Low
priced; outwears leather, waterproof; sells
on sight. Agents cleaning UP. Outfit free.
Kristee Mfg. Box li6. Akron. Ohio.
PoLMET POLISHING CLOTH-Cleans all
metals. gets enthusiastic attention: sells
fast at CSC; samples free. F C. Gale & Co.,
14l Edinboro st. Boston. Mass.
SURE-FIRE Christmas seller; useful Christ
mas card: knockout; free sample Mission,
',32S W. Pico. Los Angeles, Calf.
WEEKLY PAY CHECK-Sell quick bearing
fruit trees. grapes. berries; business rush
ing: new easy sales plan cut prices: expert
N Y
Evening star., 1932-11-06

MAN-Wir employ one man. with residence
near Hyattsvlle. for selling Apex and Easy
washers and Ironers on very easy terms
Good opportunity for hard worker. Apply
Mr. Gaddis. 5th floor, Palais Royal, Inc,
l lth and C StS. n W
Evening star., 1932-11-06
HELp-MEN.
(Continued.)
APPLIANCE GA'

APPLIANCE SALESMAN,
Experienced. for floor; a good opportunity
for the right man; Job seekers not wanted:
salary Apply Mr.. Mcmillan. 3rd floor, Bar
Der & Ross. Inc, II tn and @ sts. NV, Mon
day morning
Evening star., 1932-11-06

MAN good education, appearance. charac-
ter backbone. is Offered lucrative position
selling securities for local representatives OF
larse national investment firm: excellent fu-
ture for intelligent hard worker. Address
Box 4la-B. Star Office.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
BEAUTY PARLORS.

NV. Met. s4s5. Special-ringer wave
any style CSC shampoo. 20c: hot OIL
scalp treatment included. 40c REGULAR s.
permanent. for s. Bring a friend Only
sXperlenced operators. Hours. to 80;
Tuesday and Saturday, 30.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

PAINTING and paperhanging-Bette kind,
better workmanship. better materials. al bet
ter prices. NJ. D Miller. Met 5345 IL.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

MAN WITH CAR WANTED to advertise our
goccs and distribute Introductory packages
to consumers; must be satisfied with 9oc
an hour at start; write for full particulars,
ALBERT MILLS ROUTE MGR. 1927 MON
N-0T-TTj. CINCINNATI O
Evening star., 1932-11-06

MAN, light car. service permanent; grocery
store and deicatessen food production route
in Washington. 561 stores. commission earn
ings about $40 per week: Apply IN person
Monday afternoon. 100 N. Eutaw St, Balti-
more, Md. Room 500.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

MAN with auto to deliver shipment OF
e. M Newark
Evening star., 1932-11-06
NJ ZEN.
SHOP AssIsTANT-cLERIcAL AND

SHOP SSISTANT-CLERICAL AND
MECHANICAL
Position open for reliable. capable man with
one OF Washingtons Oldest and larsest auto
motive concerns. Do not apply unless you
are thoroughly experienced in mechanical
work, shop clerical work. have a pleasing
sales personality and ability to sell service
and satisfy customers and can furnish a
record which will stand minute investigation
as to character. honesty and industry.
State salary expected and your aualiflca-
tions and references in your application
which will be held in strict confidence Ad
dress Box 19-C. Star offce.
WANTED MEN.
To complete sales force. Large. reliable
organization offers steady work to men In
terested in direct selling. Sales experience
valuable. but not necessary. Apply Room l,
37oS N. II. ave. NV, between and IL
Monday morning. Branch ONCE American
Evening star., 1932-11-06

local, firm of unquesrioned standing plans
10 add vacuum cleaner direct sales depart
ment shortly. Product will be cleaner OF
exceptional quality marketed on good plan
Thoroughly competent man. capable OF
organizing sales crew. etc. desired. Appn-
cations must state qualifications in detail.
including age education. experience and
compensation expected. Address Box Abb,
Star office.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
PIANO SERVICE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RENT, FURNISHED PooMING HOUSE.
equipped home baker,: equipped skca re-
pair shop; equipped lunch room. r e.
Behrend. 1917 Fnw fs
Evening star., 1932-11-06

Ink ROOM in exchange furnace and otner
lieht duties; unmarried: refs. Apply looo
18th st, bet 9 and 10 a m
Evening star., 1932-11-06

FRENCH CHEF for small semi-prvate club
restaurant; salary and commission. Ao-
5rees poy Star Office
Evening star., 1932-11-06

BOY, neat, polite with bicycle; salary. -.
short hours Apply SIN, l017 M st. n. ~.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

LECTURER to give series of talks in CHAR
scter ANALYSIS Phone District SS2., Room
n r n
Evening star., 1932-11-06

WE require the services OF ex-
perienced electrical refrigerator
statesmen. Must have own car.
Good opportunity. Apply Supt, 5
Office, 4th floor. S. kann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
HELP-MEN.


ROY, neat, polite with bicycle; salary. s5.
short hours Apply s.m., l017 NJ st. n. ~.
Apt. ..
DISTRIBUTOR to handle exclusively in
Washington and surrcundinss a new line
of on-competltive food products. grocery
stores and delicatesseris. Tor national manu-
facturer; profits first 3 months about S42
weekly; must be aggresslve salesman and
have car or lirht truck and able to finance
stock of about $500; give full details IN nrst
letter: interview in Baltimore will follow
Address Box 1H-C. Star ofhce.
FRENCH CHEF for small semi-private club
restaurant: salary and commission. Ad-
dress Box lS4-C. Star office.
LAUNDRY soLICIToRS-Apply to M.
Sparks. S to am. and to pm oniy'
o6!1 K st. NV.
LAUNDRY ROUTE SALESMAN. experienced.
able 10 stand inveS.iRa.ion: permanent po-
sition. fine opportunity: give aee. references,
cash bond required Address BoX sc star
Office.
LECTURER to give series of talks in CHAR
acter ANALYSIS. Phone District SS2., Room
;i24 Sunday. to > pm.
Ink ROOM in exchange furnace and other
lieht duties: unmarried; refs. Apply 1000
a
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
ROOSEVELT OUT
FOR REPEAL

NEW YORK, June 9.-Demand-
ing repeal of the Eighteenth
Amendment Gov. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, candidate for the
Democratic Presidential nomina
ton, last night said that there
has been too much delay and
debate on the subject.
The Democratic platform, he is
confident, will clearly indicate"
a method of repeal and "in the
next Congress practical machinery
will be put into actual effect"
Quoting from a resolution
adopted by the American Legion
that the dry law has fostered
excessive drinking of strong in
toxicants" and has lied to cor
ruption and hypocrisy he said:
Il personally share this Opin-
ion. 1t is not merely a mat
ter of the VOlstead act or the
Jones act or any other piece
of legislation. 1t is the amend
ment itself. The force and
effect of the Eighteenth Amend
ment can be eliminated, of
course, only by a new cOnSti-
tutiOnal amendment"
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
VETS To STORM
CONVENTIONS

NEW YORK, June 9 GN.s),
New York's wet brigade today
prepared for a quick descent
upon Chicago to force both major
political parties at their conven-
tions to adopt prohibition repeal
planks while strong support con-
tinued to come to the newly
formed United Repeal Council.
In a message to Pierre S. Du
Pont, president of the council,
Gen. Robert L. Bullard, president
of the National Security League,
pledged the full aid of his organ
ization in the drive to erase the
Eighteenth Amendment from the
constitution.
Similar assurances were re-
ceived from the National Consti-
tutional Liberty League, of which
Assemblyman Louis A. Cuvillier
is chairman.
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, vice
president of the council and pres
ident of the Woman's Organiza-
ton for Prohibition Reform, will
leave for Chicago tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
Gaunt Ragged Heroes of IL and '18 Living
On CiUs Dump, Cry for Food While
Officials "Plug Their Ears"

} as we did. Normally, they
didn't have any more right to
ask Washington for extra help
than we did. But-timeS
weren't normal. They had to
ask for help. And they got it.
"AND YOU DON'T HEAR
ANYONE CALLING THEM
BUNS OR TRAITORS OR
REDS FOR ASKING. DO
YOU?
But when we ask-that'S
different. But why is it diff
ferent? We can't make q liv-
ing at home without extra
help, any more than the bank
ers can, or the railroad presi-
dents. Then why shouldn't we
come and get it just as they
did?"
ARE THEY TO STARVE?
That's their argument. Maybe
you agree with it-maybe you
don't. But don't laugh at it
or think it's just talk. That ar
(Continued on Page s, Col. ~
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
.HUDDLESTON'S 5
WIFE HELD

Mrs. Bertha Huddleston, 40,
wife of Rep. George Huddleston,
CD of Alabama. today denied
that she was under influence of
liquor while driving her car which
was in collision with another last
night.
The denial was made today
through her husband, who had
left his home. 904 Massachusetts,
Ave. N. E., for his office in the
House Office Building. Rep.
Huddleston said:
II did not see my wife until
an hour after the incident.
She was not under the influ-
ence of liquor then and denied
to me that she had been drink.
ing. 1t was very regrettable
and Mrs. HuddleStOn will of
course appear in court"
When asked whether Mark
Middleton Penn, 43, a salesman,
companion of Mrs. Huddleston
and who was also arrested, was
friend of the family, the Con-
gresham said:
II do wish you would not
ask me any personal questions"
Mrs. Huddleston and Penn were
arrested after the car she was
driving crashed into another
owned by Mrs. j. K. Moore, of
Kenilworth. Md, which was
parked in front of 1927 West Vir-
ginia Ave. N. E.
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
DAV|LA REGIME
SE|ZES BANKS

SA TIAGO, Chile. June 9
GN.SO.-The socialization of
Chile under the new revolu-
tionary junta headed by Carlos
Davila took definite form today,
while a surging dissatisfaction
among the middle classes and GER
tain army and navy circles threat
ened to foment trouble.
Banks were to reopen today
completely reorganized. Councils
of workers were placed in charge
of all savings banks, while the
Central Bank of Chile, controlling
foreign exchange. was placed un-
der an entirely new and more
SocialiStic administration.
The government announced
plans for taking over the large
sugar refinery at Vina Del Mar,
taking it out of the hands of pri-
vate operators as the first step to-
ward a monopoly in the industry.
All labor unions pledged them
selves to support the new regime.
The Washington times., 1932-06-09

, All through the day, all through
the night, you seem to hear them
=. seem to feel that steady throb
of feet. beating, beating across
hot, still air. sending their sig
nal out and out, like jungle
drums.
Desperate Signals
Out to the merchant, sitting
idle in his store. Out to the
farmer, brooding in his untitled
field. Out to homes where sons
and fathers watch, in growing
madness. their old mothers starve,
or listen, helpless, while their
babies wall for food.
All night, all day, the feet come
on and on. All day, all night,
the call goes out and out.
SILENTLY, GRIMLY, ONE
AFTER ANOTHER, THE UNEM-
PLOYED MILLIONS OF AMERI-
CAN MEN RISH IN ANSWER.
What will the answer be? You
do not know. You dread to think.
The Washington times., 1932-06-09

Easy to lose your head in times
like these. DON'T! America needs
cool heads now more than it ever
needed them before. If you love
America, stand steady-face facts
try to see this thing as it really
is.
Perhaps you feel it's outrageous
Think they shouldn't have
come after they'd made bar
gain, agreed to accept half the
bonus and wait for the rest. The
Government did it's part-why
didn't they do theirs?
Cite Help To Others
But the Government hasn't
done its part" is the B. E. F.'s
answer, given quietly, good ma
turedly, but unshakeably.
"After that bargain was
made, everything was crashed.
The Government knew it
should have come to our help.
'Tt came to the help Of.
other citizens. 1t helped the
railroads, the bankers. They
had an emergency need just
The Washington times., 1932-06-09

FLOYD GIBBONS Dtal. He hasn't
ordered them dubbed or gassed
or shot. or even jailed.
That's what those Treasury
minded people pretty nearly call
treason.
I can't understand that line
of reasoning.
General GlaSsford's a retired
officer. He's also a veteran with
a high sense of duty. And his
knowledge of military tactics and
discipline and his organizing abil-
ity are just the things that bonus
army of the Potomac could use.
They need a good brigadier gen.
eral.
So, if those Washingtonians
insist on kicking him out of the
police job, General Glassford will
be just another unemployed vet
eran.
And if they fire him. I
wouldn't be surprised if the bonus
army drafted him.
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
Elsie Robinson
Explains How
Vets Reason

Elsie Robinson, noted writer,
says this is the argument ad-
vanced by members of the
Bonus Brigade for their visit
here:
"The Government came to
the help of other citizens. 1t
helped the railroads, the
bankers. They had an 'emer-
gency need just as we did. Nor
malIy, they didn't have any
more right to ask Washington
for extra help than we did. But
times weren't normal. They
had to ask for help. And they
got it.
"AND YOU DON'T HEAR
ANYONE CALLING THEM
BUNS OR TRAITORS OR
REDS FOR ASKING, DO
YOU?
"But when we ask-that'S
different. But why is it diff
ferent? We can't make a liv.
ing at home without extra
help, any more than the bank
ers can, or the railroad presi-
dents. Then, why shouldn't we
come and get it just as they
did?"
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
I8 to Be Graduated
At Woodward School

Eighteen graduates will receive
certificates at the fourteenth an
nual commencement of Wood
ward School, to be held tomorrow
night in the Y. M. CA.
Dean George. B. Woods, OF
American University will deliver
the commencement address. Di,
plomas will be conferred by James
j. King, headmaSter of the school,
and DR.. James A. Bell, director
of education of the Y. M. c. A.
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
By ELSIE ROBINSON
Noted author of Listen World"
Newspaper Column

And still they come.
All through the day, all through
the night, by the scores, by the
hundreds. Thousands here now.
There will be hundreds more be-
fore night, for nothing is stopping
them.
Warnings that they'll starve.
plain statement of fact that they
must sleep without beds, blankets,
or shelter on river bottom land,
dank with mist. the certain risk
of pneumonia, the growing men
ace of epidemic-they wave it all
aside. And on they come.
Along the lanes the revolution
aries tramped, their footprints
bloody on the puddled snow. ..
across fields where blue and gray
both died, their young hands
clutching broken clover blooms.
once more our men come march
ing, on to Washington!
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
TIUO Band Concerts
For Tomorrow Night

Two band concerts, one at
Franklin Park. Fourteenth and I
Streets Northwest, the other at
the Sylvan Theater. at the Monu-
ment Grounds, will be given to-
morrow night by the Community
Civic Band and the Loew's-Fox
Theater Band, respectively.
Both concerts will be from 1880
to 9 o'clock.