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RENT HOUSEs-FURNIsHED

RENT HOUSES-FURNlSH
FROM JULY TO SEPT Is FURNISHED
throughout. including linen and silver
Terms reasonable. 1882 Madison st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE FOR SUMMER. WELL FUR
nishrd 7-room house. upstairs study tlrst
and second t1oor porches, 2-car gATas- large
trees. 3li5 month. WIS. AGO
FOR RENT. FURNISHED. JUNE TO OCTO-
ber. Colonial residence. bed roms. 3 baths.
layatory. shaded grounds. 800 per mo
1OiO Hampdrn Lane. Bethesda, Md Phone
Bradley 523
COOL. ATTRACTIVE SIX ROOM HOUSE
on shady street near 18th and Columbia III.
Porches garage. oil heat. FrIEldalrr. piano.
radio yearly lease. $50 mo. 1921 Ontario
Ul Col l3stM. -
pETWORTH. NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE
June 10 to Sept 1t rooms, screened
porChes; deep yard, Ear. Rea. Adams $3.50
BROOM HOUSE IN MASS AVE PARK.
NUrWrs embassy. Tor three month.
Rent very reasonable Cleveland 2907-J. -
BUNGALOW : ROOMS. NEAR DISTRICT
hIe. shaded garage. enclosed sleeping
porch, bfIsid hot water. AM lor ?
ur months. 800 per month. Shepherd 262I-J
WILL RENT FURNISHED ALI. OR PART
Of Groom house. Northwest.
GeOTsla 1883.
rOxALL ST0tJE FRONT, ADJOINING AND
overioOkin. Government park. SIX rooms.
doJble stleenSd porChe., open fireplace. tleC-
able rent. CALL AT i422 VOLTA PL. N W.
Tor inspect tiou. 80 h III. TO y 80
1922 x 81. C.v. 7s7s.
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SALE-EARMS.

NICE OLD SOUTHERN MARYLAND ES-
tate. 500 acres; ideal for thoroughbreds; ade-
auate level land for track and training; CO.
wood. lawn and old shade trees: convenient
to four race tracks. No reasonable offer
refused. Terms can be arranged CHARLES
+. LEE, Anna polls. Md
So ACRES. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. GOOD
outbuildings. we'll water, Is miles on State
road, $4,000; 2i2 acres. new Groom house,
IL miles, $3.50: EVERETT PUMPHREY, For
estville. Marlboro ls-F-24
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RENT-FLATS.

NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND T SITS. AND
Tech High School strictly white nelghbor-
bia O64l-W or North U2S5. Keys. u 7
st ne
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SALE-HOUSES.

,7s5o-NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. SIX
rooms and TWO BATHS offered at a sacrl-
District Concrete front porch. double rear
porches. elec. refrig.. garage and good yard.
Ph. Nat. 1883 until pm.
SACRIFICED EXCELLENT LOCATION;
Chevy Chase: this home is only 4 years old
and the price has been drastically reduced;
contains rooms, bath and built-in garage.
BARGAIN-RARE PICKUP. $1,000; BATHS:
NV. NV Mr.. BAILEY Adams 4786
FOR sALE-CHEvY CHASE. ID. c., 10
sI25 will accept small clear property and
as Adaress Ra soH ssC Star S cs
NEAR GRANT cIRGLE n1ME AND SOLDIERS
rooms: perfect CONDITION; beautiful. deep
lot: earate. un4sua & yslue & At $3.50; 1890 terms
FOR SALE-CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY
near Circle; center-hal brick. rms, 2 ba.
2-esr sar; being made over d new; od Sii csb ss1
payment. balance to suit. Clev. 47s3.
ON eth ST. NV. u BLK. ABOVE KENNEDY.
A modern colonial brick containing rooms
sire. double rear incloSed porches awnings.
screens end garage priced Very resSonaiole; sninnd
only $3.50 ss.h .n & ana 30 per mo- cieVeiaha
NEAR Ind AND KENNEDY SITS. NV.
Better value than you have seen before;
| Just like new The home with 1uture'
ss Pnce 81 500 eash $50 month
WAPLE JAMES, INC. North 0962 until
LINCOLN PK-BEAUT1FUL BRICK HOME
And And one cheap as this again; s4,s7s. Dist
lARoE RooMINo HOUSE, HEART DOWN
rents rents $50 small iiYmSs soid mine. Youth fir buy
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S4l-1466 COL. RID.
large room. kitchen, Murphy bed, Frig-
idaire. Apply resident manager.
MULLIN. 329 X. |. AVE. NE.
rms. dinet, kit, bath; Kevnator on
house current, first floor, two exposures;
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN CO. so5 NV.
THE CRESTHlLL.
143O BELMONT ST. NV.
Modern Apartment.
Electric Refrigeration on House Current
rooms. kit, BATH breakfast porch $50 co
rooms. Kit bath. porches. southern
exposure ............S1 S12 50 ana S75 co
Resident Manager. Col 4672
1921 CONN. AVE. NV.
AT NEW KLINGLE BRIDGE
corner apartment building modern in
every detail overlooking Rock Creek Park
rooms. kit. bath. rec. hall ......... $50 co
Resident Manager. Clev. s294.
1852 .iOth ST.
l room. combination dinette. kitchenette
ana Dktn. .................... .<32 20
MOORE K HILL. INC,
sY0 1Ttb W
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SAI,E-HOVSrS
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK

part payment on brand-new all-brick bum
galow In Chevy Chase; large lot. Georgia
0634 after $50 So
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WANTED ACREAGE IN EXCHANGE FOR
modern rented houses, brokers attention.
FULTON r GORDON, 1927 Eye ST. NV.
DIS. 523l Even. Cley 4733
i3.46l SO FIT. OF INDUSTRIAL LAND IN
Alexandra. Va. tee OF trust; value, sl2 500.
l30-acre timber tract fronting on railroad
~ La Plata, Md. t.ee Of trust; value. $500.
VIII trade together tor improved Washing
ton property or tor building land
ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
III Union Trust Bldg Nat e7ee
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0634 after $50. So
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
S6,985-$350 Cash, s55 Monthly.
20 rooms, porcnes. garage; hew-hOuse con-
oition Vacant; possession with deposit.
WAPLE x JAMES. INC. North Oss2 until
FULLY DETACHED HOME IN CLEVELAND
PARK. Just west Of Conn. ave. Eear every
convenience and close to the business sec
front porch. hot-water heat, hardwood floors.
2-car garage. Priced at only slO.s5O. on
1885 X shHfH4N 81. N4' Aooh' nat Nat. 2s4s.
DETACHED HOME-LARGE LOT.
rooms, garage; near Walter Reed; Price.
:S3oo; terms. WAPLE JAMES, INC.
North 0962 until pm.
CLEVELAND PARK
This beautiful detached house. containing
8 rooms. 2 baths: oil burner. Frigidaire;
beautiful lot; must be sold at once; price
Cali Columbia 1869
$6,950-MARIETTA PARK.
Never before has a home in this popular
this one Is just like brand-new, is vacant
ana READY TO occupy. Is brick. on wide
rooms. built-in bath. shower, hot-water heat,
hardwood floors throughout. ornamental flre-
place ) Dorches. big cellar. built-ln garage.
automatic hot-water heater and BEAUTIFULLY
paneled walls. See this at once. Call
X. NJ. llOOk Elk,
Metropolitan 1868
EVENINGS 10 y. Can Cleveland bS33.
$5.930-BUNGALOW IN
'RKOOkLAND.
Now is the time to buy a bungalow, pre-
one TO buy If you want a cool home at a
small cost. Five brig ht rooms, l., leep-
inE porch; built bath. shower. H.
neat; hardwood floors, daylight cellar auu
pig lot with numerous flne old shade trees.
"a Is Una man TWO sauaIes from 18th st bus line
ana nanny 10 every convenience. CALL
X. NJ. HOOKER,
Metropolitan 2663
Evenings. 5 to 9. Call Cleveland 6933.
NEW HOMES
goth AND BUNKER HILL RID NE.
INSPECT NO. 4l08 20th ST. NE
Ihese homes are the last word in up-to-
lof. large poIches. linoleum on kitchen. Cen
erai Electrlc retrigerator. Detached homes
are the best values on the market You viii
Ia IniEK az, SO II you Will drive out this evening
or sunday and look them over
ONLY $3.50.
II. K. IiOWI.NSTl:IN CO..
1915 ST NV District Osos
JUST COMPLETED
t5 l."nglellow st.
sLScyaN 81 N2E553taS sEeiT6S, 6NE EAFF OF HE 7Ff
EAsT EAsIhST = ~, DIEHELoPING I} y. NORTH
WESl SEC IONS OF WASHINGTON.
MODEL HOME OF GROUP
lrlce> $3.50 and | Upward.
Az alI-brick colonial. big double
rear oorchrs. concrete r1oored front
porch. spacious IRIng loom. sttraC-
tive kitchen VIII FRIGIDAIRE dou-
Dlur-dTa!H porcelain SINK and plenty Of
Cabinet space bed room. and CC!o!et
tiled oath with shower and bu!li-ln
fixture. EASEMENT RECREATION
ROOM with Deamed ceiling. BUILT
IN GARAGE. Floors AID tfims
throushou' are beautifully finished
throughout. DRIVE OUT GEORGIA
AVE TO LDNGFELLOW ST AND
EAST TO FIRST STREET. SEE OUR
SIGN
Open Daily 10 AN. to Q PM.
BOSS < PHELPS,
Realtors
lil7 ST. National $500.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

WANTED a QUIET COUPLE TO SHARE
home "i;h two adults. near FoKhsN Village,
reasonable. Phone Cleveland 7040-J.
NORTH NOODSIDE. MD-FURNISHED
bungalow. ami. rooms. bath and sleep
MS porch attractive lawn with shade trees;
10 month available June IS to Sept. Is
Phone SILVER SpIIus Al.
alta VISTA LEASE COUNTRY HOME
DrICA. ROOMS. tile baths. sleeping porch
large living room with stone fireplace; large
lawn. shade. shrubbeIy aud flowers. 2-car
garage, about 10 acres OF ground: $50 per
month
LEWIS KEISER Bethesda Bank Bldg,
WISCONSIN
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.
WANTED-SURuRRAN.

2-RM BUNGALOW PORCHEs. ELEc. FUR
mace shade IaTse lot. $40 B. M SMITH,
Arlington, Va. Clarendon 203S.
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SALE-STORES.

GROCERYMEN. ATTENTION. NV. SEC
tion; the opportunity Of your lifetime Al
sacrince price Of s10,600 property, good r!ll
and fixtures. Call Adams 1o22i. ~
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EXCHANGE.

rUNNISHED HOUSE IN VA NOT MORE
shAI II minutes TO MunItioIs Bldg. by Ar
I!E-t0n Bride. price not 10 exceed s45. Ad-
UrNsS Box 346-C. Star Cfiice.
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OLD BRICK. ALEN., VA.
1877 years old lot once owned by Laurence
Washinston: large rooms. partly restored
ooen fir-plaCeS flne muntelS: brick walled
garden; best section. Bargain: terms.
NM X HARTUNG x CO,
425 ShoIeham Bldg. Nat, 2232.
COIORED SPECIAL BARGAIN; q ROOMS
ami: central NV; $3.50, $40 mo. Nat. 3617
1904 X II s.
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DESIRABLE HOUSES
FOR RENT
At Very Reasonable Rent.
In Good Condition.
a. ami. Key at 1908 " :...,.'. .s5 90
1886 Irving st NV r. b.. lavatory.
ami; vacant June 20. ............. 80 90
COBORED.
63l pickford st. r. b. lat.
and gas tkey at t43i ..........; $35 90
4S DrfreeS Il. NV. r. b. stove ht. -.
and gas key ct 80 DrfreeS 81. NV rs 90
627 18th St ne T.. stove lit, gas -
Ike, at 625 18TH ST .............. 70 W
+. +. SAUL CO..
Nat 2lOO Sz5 18th St. NV.
HOUSE FOR COLORED ONE MONTH 5
rent free 23I l4tn Ell. sc. large rooms
and bath electric lights and sas, all mod
EN- improvements; .37 30. Apply KRAFT &
co, ~ St ne. Lin. 62ol.
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ONLY SIS MONTHLY BUYS WHOLE
acres near Glenmont School and Seventh
street road. A. ERSKINE MILLER, 83l5
Conn ave.
MASS. AVE EXTENDED NV. ID. Go TO
60 It. by 100 to 200, all imp; cash or terms.
East of Georgia ave. near Walter Reed Hos
pital. 43xl09. 81 $50, cash bargain; all i'm
provements. GEO. E DIEFFENBACH. Lot
Specialist. Ma. $3.50. l3i3 NJ NV Elm. 4il7
GEORGETOWN
Que ST. LOT. IS by $50; assessed at sass;
will take sl,70O this week. Address OWNER,
1893 National Press Bldg.
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SAIEApARTAiENTS

SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE IN EXCEL
lent location. splendid investment $4,000 cash.
ClllI.DkliSS.
Woodward Building Dist 1885 %
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LARGE RoOMINo HOUSE. HEART DOWN
town; modern; completely furn.; retiring;
rents $3.50; small gold mine. You'll buy
this. Dist. 1881. 81
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES

| WILL PAY CASH FOR A SMALL BRICK
mouse In FIRST commercial zone where can
open open a small store. Address Box lie, Star
QUICK. ALL CASH, SMALL BRICK HOUSES
ior ifa investment: give lowest price and loca-
Ioh. ADDRESS Bo, 3l3-C. Star ONCE
rhf re OK Sc; BRICK HOUSE MUST BE
cheap pay all cash Answer quickly. iocs
tion' price. etc. Box 1868 City p O.
WILL WILL, PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES,
MnIe OF colored. regardless of condition.
VIM. J. CALLAHAN. 1927 Eye NV, Nat, ss7i
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANlED IL nLN -HOOoLo.
WE NEED MORE HOUSES. LET US hAN-
mittances h M DE Snazo. 1880 l4th II W.
Nat $500.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE. CHEVY CHASE OR
suburbs. Two baths. three bed rooms; range
pe reasonable. No children. Address Box
3l8-C. Star ONCE.
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COLORED- MOD. HOME E-REPOSSESSED.
Buyer saves So SEQ. Beautiful house, 8
roolns and bath, near Howard University
Small down payment, reas. terms. Inquire -
JAMES E SCOTT.
I'll Fla Ave N " Decatur 1914. IL
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

Chase. d { New. eenItr-hAil. brick home.
contains rooms : baths; Gear eafate
Wis S0oo. Cev ss37
LARGE. DETACHED. CHEVY CHASE,
Within bloctS OF Conn. ave. Contains =
rooms; bath built-ln garage 's9 per mo,
WOODBRIDGE. d. &C RMS. SUN PORCH,
sa!art. fireplace. automatic refrlgerat!on. SIS
Marietta Park Corner brcE rooms, 3
porcheS, fireplace. garage. 81 so. Call North
72O3 OF inquire 2377 r /. ave. ne.
FOR RENT CHEVY CHASE, ID. C. AND
near Wisconsin ave NV rms. BATH SEQ
rms. , baths. 2-Car gar. near Rock Greek
Park. $40: also Chevy Chase Parkway near
Gordon. 1927 Eye st. NV. DIST. 523l. Eve
ming. Clev 4733
7 LOVELY ROOMS BED ROOMS. IN Al
u-ar F. a65 month. C.Il North 5i7l.
2Zl. 4stn 81 NV. BLOCK FROM CON
dult rd rooms. Ua.i'. pantry eiretrIcit,.
Gas, puIci.es shade tree: bus one block
tos R1hL NEAKhl "a. { RMS. B. $50
NV DIST o23l Evening. Clrv +733
so7 0UlNTANA FL. ~ W. SOUTH OF RIT-
tenhouse st Detached looms bath with
Key at 1888 Madison 81 8
JEFFERSON ST N.W.-MODERN. 6 LARGE
rooms, 3 porches,, long yard. s55 monthly.
Phone Adams 57S8
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Beautiful detached 7-room and bath house.
lsrse yard. shrubbery. garage. maids quar-
ters, porches: newly redecorated; 500
BOSS x PHELPS,
1917 ST NV. NAT $500
UNUSUALLY LOW RENTAL.
2lO2 lst St n.w-3-story brick house, In
frst-class condition: rooms, bath. lava
tory. servants toilet: s69.85 Open for in
snecton 9 am. to pm. F. p. SHEEHY,
1910 Eve st. National 1898.
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FOR GOL.ORl,.D.

FOR COLORltD.
1910 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Modern home. facing wide avenue near
Lincoln Park; contains six rooms. bath
bmlt-in garage; arranged for two-family oc-
cupancy RecoIditioned throughout. Price,
$500; easy terms.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
National 0O36 924 l4th st. NV.
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WATER FRONT LOT forty
minutes from city; bathing,
boating, fishing; highly restrict
ed community. Price reasonable.
Terms. No brokers. Address
Box 4l0-D, Star office.
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LINCOLN PK-BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME
porches; reduced. sell immedia tely; never
md one cheap as this again; s4975. Dist
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WANTED-BUSINEsS PROPERTY.
RENT-WAREHOUSES.
SALE-LOTS,

Path AND DOUGLAS NE.
1000 SO. IT. of floor space. VIII remodel
suit tenant.
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MELWOOD, 1903 BILTMORE stone
ROOM bath. kitchen, porch. Same price as
unfurnished. Phone Adams l0l0O. No. 5ll.
The CLYDESDAIE. NEAR ZOO. 28Ol ADAMS
Mill rd.-2 rooms. kitchen. bath, Frigidaire.
eleNa ianltor Col OIL
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SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY

ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE.
du..h National Park cool. shady lawn with
LJN" ood ana flowers. l.. E. BOHANNON,
Crltler,EIllr VI, 8
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CHALFONTE. 1901 ARGONNE PL.-ONE
room. kitchen, bath. large dressing room;
for Summer months; Ad 87l0. No. 327.
1906 KENYON N.W.-2 ROOMS: COOL:
newly decorated; 2nd-fioor front; range,
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UNUSUALLY LOW RENTAL.
2l02 lSt st. n.w.-3-story brick house, In
frst-clsss condition: rooms, bath. lava
tory. servants toilet: s69 IS. Open for in-
spection. am to pm. F. p. SHEEHY,
1910 Eve st. National 1893
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEACH: CORNER LOT 75xl5O:
cash uT term. VIII make building loan.
X. f DOVE. 1908 q It. ne. 80
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FOR SALE-CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY
near Circle; center-hali brick. rms. ba..
2-car gar: being made over new Will ac-
payment, balance to suit. Ciev. 4733
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| BARGAIN-RARE PICKUP. $1,000; 2 BATHS:
brand-uew semi-det brick home; built to sell
i for sIO.25O: partners Iquidating; excellent
. u w Ne. BAILEY. Adams 4736.
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D. c. RECE|VERSH|PS
TERMED 'RACKETS'
Lawyer Also Asks Justice
Luhring to Deny Request in
Wardman Case.

The charge that receiverships in
Washington have become a racket"
was made yesterday in District Supreme
Court by Attorney William B. O'Con-
nell, who asked Justice Oscar r.
Luhring to deny a request of the re-
ceivers for 10 Wardman properties for
an additional $4,000 fee.
Pointing out the three receivers have
already been paid $40 900 each, O'Con-
nell said their request for additional
money was outrageous, ridiculous and
excessive"
Bondholders' Attorney.
The attorney was one OF several rep
resenting minority bondholders who op-
posed the recent public sale Of the
properties. The District Supreme Court,
however, confirmed the sale.
"The receivership business. II !
may borrow the street vernacular.
has become q racket" O'Connell told
Justice Luhring "It almost amounts
to a public scandal"
Maj. julius I. Peyser. one OF the
Wardman receivers. asked: DO you
mean we are working 2 racks., s,
at mean that to apply to receivefsnps
In general" the attorney replied. II am
not talking about any receivership in
The other two receivers are Joseph P.
Tumulty, former secretary to President
Wilson, and Thomas D. Carson.
Denies Charges.
Peyser said the charges were not true
and that the receivers were entitled to
the additional money asked. The prop
critics under their management. he told
the court, earned $2,069, ,208.51 from
January l, 1882, to October 81 last
After payment of charges, he declared.
there remained balance Of 1891 ,24648
on October 81.
He said the receivers had given "un-
stintedly' Of their time for Is months
in bringing the properties to paying
basis.
O'Connell said the total fee asked IS
more than the combined yearly salaries
of the justices OF the District Supreme
Court. He also objected to request for
payment Of an additional $4,000 to
counsel for receivers.
Justice Luhring Is stil1 considering
the request.
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G. W. u. RADICALS"
OPPOSE R. 0. T. C.
"Pacifists" Circulate Counter Pc
tition Against Move to Or
ganize Unit.

George Washington University's rad
icals" nave gone into action again, this
time to discourage establishment of
unit of the Reserve Oficers' Training
Corps at the college.
A group of university students had
framed a petition for establishment Of
the r. o. T. c. unit and were quietly
circulating it among the student body
for signatures. Late yesterday coun-
ter circulation of literature, urging stu
dents to refuse to sign" and to SUP
port the students of this country In
their fight against imperialist war;" ap-
peared at the university.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president Of
the university and the only faculty
member or administrator to have Off
cial knowledge" of the original r. o.
T. C. petition, was not in the city this
morning and his administrative as
sociates referred all queries to him.
One official, however, said I'VE have
a few young men among us who are
radical paciflsts'; that sounds contra
dictory, know, but we understand it
here" This same officer of the uni
versity pointed out that George Wash
ington University already has an r. o.
T. c. unit in its Medical School, which
grants commissions each year."
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COUNSELS CONFER
ON GAS LIGHT PLAN
Arthur Dean and William A. Rob-
erts Meeting Causes Rise
of Rumors.

Arthur Dean Of counsel for the out
of-town owners of "a per cent of the
capital stock of the Washington Gas
Light Co., and William A. Roberts, as
sistant corporation counsel, yesterday
conferred at length in Mr. Roberts Of
flee at the District Building. Rumors
promptly circulated that the conference
had something to do with the stock
holders meeting of the gas company
set for next Tuesday or the litigation
between the gas company owners and
the Public Utilities Commission Neither
Of the lawyers would throw any light on
the subject of their talk, however.
Dean is a member of the firm of
Sullivan 81 Cromwell, New York attor-
neys. A group of his clients, including
the Chase, Harris Forbes Corporation q
subsidiary or affiliate of the Chase Ma
tional Bank, has been ordered by the
commission to divest itself of all owner
ship and control of the stock men,
toned on the ground, among others,
that its holding is In violation of the
La Toilette anti-merger law. This
group has filed suit for an injunction to
restrain the commission from putting
this order into effect. The commission
has not yet filed its reply.
The stockholders meeting has been
postponed from time to time since last
January, since a quorum cannot be
present under the commissions order.
Evening star., 1932-12-10
BLAINE CRITICIZES
DISTRICT POLICEMEN
Republican Senator From Wiscon-
sin Charges Discourteous
Treatment.

District policemen were criticized in
the Senate yesterday afternoon by
Senator Blaine, Republican. of Wiscon-
Sin, who charged that a party of
citizens of his State coming here to
plead for farm relief were interfered
with and treated discourteously as they
entered the city Sunday night
Senator Blaine declared q citizen of
Wisconsin and party of friends, who
Were here on a lawful business, who
were farmers following the peaceful
pursuits of agriculture in their State,
coming to the City of Washington to
present In lawful manner their petit
ton, were detained on New York ave-
nue. during Sunday night" He said
this citizen was not with the group
seeking unemployment relief, but by
accident was drawn into the caravan
of automobiles transporting the repre-
sentatives of the unemployed.
The Wisconsin Senator said he had
been informed members Of the police
force had used language that was in
sulting and obscene" Further on in
his speech Senator Blaine added: "It
was said that liquor flowed freely
among the police ON that night"
Evening star., 1932-12-10
YULE PROCESSION
VIEWED BY $4,000
Prize Winners in Parade on
Fourteenth Street ~
Announced.

Kris Kringle, driving his traditional
team Of reindeer, made his 1892 debut
in uptown washington last night with
e colorful parade on Fourteenth street,
between Upshur street and Florida ave-
nue., staged under auspices of the Co
lumbia Heights Business Mems Asso-
ciation.
The associations Christmas lane,
decked with festoons of colored lights
and decorated with evergreen trees on
both sides of the street, formed an ad-
mirable setting Representatives of the
association estimated more than $4,000
persons viewed the long procession.
High officials and leading citizens,
headed by DR.. Luther H. Reichelderfer,
chairman of the Board of District
Commissioners, were in the reviewing
stand between Park road and Irving
street, to watch the column as II
moved southwark beginning shortly
after 8 O'Clock.
First prize for the outstanding band
in the parade went to the District Fire
Department, while the University of
Maryland Band was second. Victory
Post, American Legion, took first place
III t44C VI a4Q bu69S wi 20 <oAASSoSs
with Costello Post second.
Jobs Daughters captured first prize
for the best marching unit, and Gen.
trail High School Cadets were awarded
second place. Guide Bros. float won
first prize in its class, while the entry
OF Smiths Transfer and Storage Co.
took second place.
The committee Of judges was COM
posed of DR. George c. Hayenner
executive vice president of the District
Bicentennial Commission; Maj. Ernest
w. Brown, superintendent Of police, and
Sergt. A. j. Bargagni, of the Fire De-
partment Training School
The procession was led by Frank j.
Sobotka as parade marshal. B. A. Levi
tan, general chairman of the parade;
A. r. Swan, president Of the associa-
ton, and other officials of the associa-
tion, with guests from other business
mems groups, also took part in the
parade, which was composed of eight
divisions.
Evening star., 1932-12-10

purify it and it is expected that the
pure product will work m far minuter
quantities .,...-
Although organically very close to the
human being, it Is shown in another
exhibit prepared for the Carnegie trus-
tees, recent work with the institutions
monkey colony shows its heat produc-
ton, per unit Of body weight. Is almost
twice as great and that this heat pro-
duction varies much more strikingly In
response to changes in the temperature
of the environment.
Man, it was explained, is partially
dependent on clothing, In addition to
internal changes, for meeting changes
in temperature. The monkey has met
the problem in another way, entirely
by the increase In It's own heat pro-
duction. In the amount Of this heat
production it varies strikingly from most
other mammals, including man.
Latest developments In IL fields OF
the institutions scientific work were
shown the trustees. The public exhi-
bition continues. With two lectures per
day, tomorrow and xloudag.