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ATTRACTIVE. MODERN BUNGALOW, 1891
47th St American University PIX. rms.
bath, 1oored attic shade trees; ell con-
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EXCHANGE.
SALE-ACREAGE.

10 ACRES ON RIVER ROAD BEYOND
Congressional al Country Club and near Po-
tomac River Knoll with extensive view,
about a in woods, Emergency price: s.. .OO0. .
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV. Nat 1896.
27OOO SQUARE FEET OF GROUND AT 10
cents per SQUARE foot. in a neighborhood
where ground is selling for 20 cents per
square foot.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
l13l x Street N W
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PRICED TO SELL.

S5.350-Brick house; rooms and bath,
in good restricted residential area, near
3rd and Rhode Island ave ne. Hot-water
heat, built-in garage; in excellent condition.
S725O-A fine six-room brick house on
North Capitol st, north Of Truxton Circle.
Suitable and zoned for place of business
as well as dwelling. All modern improve
ments and new hot-water heating system.
A beautiful and modern detached brick
dwelling on high ground west of 10th
street. adjoining Rock Creek Park. Suitable
for children-no through traffic Six bed
rooms two complete baths and extra lava
tory; center-hall plan. Owner will sacrifice
for S1S,500, or Will consider trade for less
expensive home in good residential section.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER COMPANY, INC,
SHOREHAM BLDG. NAT 1850.
Evenings and Sundays Pot. 454S.
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WANTED-6-ROOM HOUSE, NICELY FUR
nished. in NV. section. preferably near Sa-
cred Heart Church. Will take yearly lease.
Address Box 97-E. Star Office.
WANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED HOME IN
NV. section.
Tel Adams 5000 20'
WE ARE MEETING WITH CONSIDERABLE e
success in RENTING HOUSES
May NE help you rent yours?
A c. HOUGHTON & CO. REALTORS.
1916 St. NV. Phones Dist. 1885 1887.
2b"
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ONLY ONE LEFT-NEW DETACHED DUTCH
colonial; q rooms ultra-modern kitchen, .
baths recreation room fireplace, built-in
garage; 65-ft. wide lot; terms: See this be
fore buying. Open (furnishedl daily to 10
pm 6231 North Dakota ave. t3rd and
Sheridan n w o0s
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

$500 I3th NV. the Hillcrest-Attractive
Ist and end door rooms; table board; fresh
Vegetables, hot breads rates reasonable
1892 10th ST. N.W.-Lovely. spacious home;
double rooms. newly furnished; nome Priv
iieees; attractive meals; reas. North 9S44.
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6OI c ST. NE.

| 6oI c ST. NE.
rooms IsI! 81? IVES IVES PLACE Sc. e.o'oo
rooms and bath. ......... $500 !
500 d ST. NE.
room: sioi Hpp WVaAaFRDER ST. NV. e4''0o
1911 sPRiNG ROAD NV.
rooms and bath ....'.,. $1,000
rooms and . baths. go. $500
I6I3 Arkansas Ave. NV.
| 1911 G ST. NV.
lila Military Road NV.
| rooms and , baths. S.......... $500
| 1881 Kenyon st. NV.
i0O"'S saa asa6 P9th' I9th ST. NV. '0''0o
''O''' 5io5 18Th ST. NV. ~ @9o'OO
| rooms and > baths. ........ SS5. 90
| 1880 2Ist st. NV.
| 10 rooms, ! bath and lavatory. .S90.0
S rooms and : baths ...:, $1,000
10 rooms and bath -. $4,000
7 rooms and bath -. $4,000
rooms and , baths. "a. $4,000
II rooms and 3 baths. -. $4,000
| 3S22 Veazey st. NV.
s rooms and bath. $4,000
rooms aaS s9iI eatbS eath st. NV. oiIo'OO
| 10 rooms and 3 baths Sl25.O0
! 2II Rosemary ST.. Chevy Chase, Md.
| $ rooms and , baths. -. .Sl25.00
| I7I7 Webster st. NV.
| rooms and . baths. :. Sl35.00
1901 Jocelyn st. NV
| rooms, > baths and sleeping
II rooms and . baths :, ;..: $4,000
rooms and bath $4,000
Rosemary ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
| o rooms, = baths, finished attic. 100000
10 rooms and 3 BATHS ...'-.. $4,000
22O6 Wyoming Ave. NV.
IL rooms and 4 baths, 49,. $4,000
/ 2100 2Sth st. NV.
u rooms and 8 baths ,. :; :, 100000
I6 rooms and O baths - .se25.o 90
l3 rooms and 4 baths. ....... $4,000
COLORED
IIIO Columbia st. NV.
rooms and bath ............-. S45.O0
233I sherman Ave. NV.
G rooms and bath. ....... ..... $4,000
I224 New Jersey Ave.
g rooms and bath ..... 49,. S45.b0
| 1s26 New Jersey Ave.
X rooms and bath .........,.. .... . ~ 80
2If-A MORGAN ST. NV.
rooms and bath h......-.... S47.50
''''' 3e6 T st. NV.
IA rooms and bath .......... S65 90
~ ' Isi2 Que ST. NV.
S rooms Kitchens and 3 baths. $4,000
II. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. N9tI slOO
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HOusEs-uNFuRNIsHEp

SPEClAL BARGAIN.
1902 Hemlock St. NV.
New, very attractive home; rooms. bath,
elec. refrigerator. built-tn garage Drive out
18th past Walter Reed Hospital and turn
right on alaska ave. to Hemlock st. Only SO.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN Co,
13I5 II ST NV Dist OqO2
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$4,000 90 : BETHESDA, MD. = NEW, De
tached. Z rooms, p baths. lst-hoor laya-
tory, breakfast room, side porch; beautiful
street; 2-car garage. Nat. 143S until p. m.
1915 NJ ST. NV, AT THOMAS CIRCLE
IA rooms. . baths, ami: 2Ox12O. to wide
alley suitable for apis. or rooming house;
$4,000 under cost
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WANTED TO RENT-HOuSES.

National 200. a25 18th St. NV
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HARRY B. PITTS.

HARRY B. PITTS.
1343 H St NV. Met 400.
3I1 18th ST. NE-S ROOMS, BATH, GA
rage Frigidaire S65.
1853 owen place n.e.-6 rooms, bath,
porcheS. S55.
17ls St se--6 rooms, bath. porches.
large yard, garage. $50.
30 Randolph place n.w.-6 rooms. bath,
garage, S46.5O.
360i 11th nw-6 rooms, bath $50.
1906 G st. se.-BungaloW-5 rooms. bath.
large lot, garage. $40
534 18th st. n.e-6 rooms, bath. modern,
newly decorated. S42.50
1926 Kansas ave. n.w.-6 rooms. bath,
garage. $3.50
G15 E st. s.e-5 rooms, bath. modern;
$50 50.
32I2 I4th ST. ne-New bungaIow-5
rooms. bath garage S55.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1926 14th St. NV. Dist. 3346.
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OPEN / TO 5 PM.

1857 18th ST. n.w.-6-room brick. en-
closed porch. all improvements Interior
like new. Priced for quick sale; terms.
LLOYD R. TURNER. 900 9TH st. s.w., Met.
1647. 20'
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Detached in Chevy Chase.

Located Just opposite Chevy Chase golf
course. one block south of Bradley lane,
just over the District line, which consists
Of reception hall, large, bright living room;
dining room. three bed rooms, kitchen. tiled
bath, side screened porch laundry tubs,
toilet in basement, detached garage, shrub
berry
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IN GOOD NORTHWEST SECTION SEMI
detached house. 6 rms, bath, porch, garage.
h.-w.h.. large yard; $50.
BRODIE AND COLBERT, INC.
Nat 2S-5 11O7 Eve ST Wv
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COLORED-6 ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL.
hardwood floors, h.-w h., cleo; good condi-
ton; 81 500. Near lst and sts. NV. Pot.
2O57. -
COLORED-A DEPRESSION OFFER. II
rooms, h.-w.h., ami, = baths. garage;
SIS 300 Excellent brick home, wonderful
condition Located uptown NV. Your
terms. BUTLER. Dec. 100.
FOR COLORED.
sSix-room frame house with about two
thirds OF an acre of ground in good north
WeSt section. $2.7OO; only $500 cash re-
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1871 K st. NV.
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stucco. SENT detached; ami; high eleva-
tion. strict northwest location deep lot to
concrete alley: buit-in garage. screened
porches h -w.h. S6.5OO; terms Call be-
tween am. and pm. District 1919.
Call Mr Nelson.
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S32 5O-I346 L ST s.E-S32 so.
2-story brick residence, 4 rooms bath,
h -w.h.. elec. lights. newly decorated.
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO, 1916 H ST. N. W.
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1l03 Vt. Ave. N. W,
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HOuSES-uNFuRNISHED

1885 AMEs PL. NE. BETWEEN 14th. 18th
and A and B-6 rms and bath; cleo.
h.-w.h. Near Eastern High and Holy Com
forter Schools. S45. Lin G0S4-W.
30 VARNUM ST. NW-6 ROOMS. 2 IN
closed porches. garage h.-w.h.; rent, $50
per month; in neW-house condition. Nat
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GROOM HOUSE. DETACHED IN GOOD
condition; garage; convenient to transpor-
tation. At 44l0 Ill. ave. Phone Col 81
81 Ga. S526. 20.
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7 large rooms,
Step-doWn living
room.
Real open fireplace.
Bryant gas-fired air
conditioning sys-
TEN.
Ultraviolet ray sun
bath in health rm
oxford kit. cabinets.
Electrolux gas re-
frigpTatOr.
Copper screens.
To inspect, drive
ne. to oath st. left
on Otis to 26l1 Otis
BREUNINGE
- - ~ rwy
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WHITF-HOUSES.

w III E-l1OJC NG,N.
1920 10Th n.w.-12 r.; b, ami. 500 90
2S20 Conn ave. NV r, b, a mi. 10000
2945 PIX. rd. n.w.-9 T. b.; oil burner 90.oo
3007 Porter nw-S r., = b.. am T., q. 30 90
1928 Calvert nw.-9 r, . b., mi, g. $500
1891 Van Ness avs r. b., a nj. g. $500
132 ls49 Kahtos MhtteT P aS r E. E. s m s""" s"S"
73S Rlttenhouse n.w,-6 r. b. ami. 12.5o
1910 Lamont n.w.-9 r, b.. ami. 1000
5033 7th nw.--6 r. b.. h.-w H. elec. 1000
1903 Kibourne st. n.w.-6 rms, b.
31@i N i5tR Is 5"r1se ne.6 r. b. ami, gar 5000 5000
72S UpShur ST. VT r.. b., ami 80 90
1917 18th n.e-6 r. b.. ami. gar $500
629 Keefer pl. n.w.-6 r, b. ami. g 80 50
Il09 Owen pl. n.e..-6 r. b. ami. 81 80
365l 18th n.w.--e T. b; ami; gar 5000
800 6Gai 5th ST. NV r. b ami 1000
3027 Channins n.e.-5 r, b, h.-a.h. -oo.
a,eS etee1' i2tb Sarase "a -. 29'9"
ia33 You a'is st. 81 ne36 r. j.. ami. 97.50
3643 lIth n.w.-6 r.. b, h.-w-h.. eL 45.5o
s59 sd9 aSr'f4 c6 fd st w nee + s. b. CRIT r. 45
@l2 ChsnninE st. n.e-6 rms, b. ,oa
1880 Addison Chapel I'd. n.e-5 r. 'D'oo ,
zig / s n.e.-4 :. p, hcatEola,, =. {@.G@ %
1891 Ga. ave. NV 7. b, elec. ~ 30
7dS Park rd nwT5 r. b. lat gas gas, 35.oo go
AZ J St. t. ne,-6 r. b.. lat ' elec. IS 90
B. F. SAUL Co.
National e1oo. a25 5th St. NV.
1920 s ST. Sc.
$500.
rooms and bath, bult-in garage, mod
ern brick row house
1925 GIRARD ST. NE.
S65.0o.
Semi modern brick; n rooms
and bath garage.
5816 9Th ST. NV.
$500
Detached modern frame, rooms and
I bath.
I INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
CORP,
500 Investment Bldg. District 056s.
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BI4 MORTON PL. NE.
Bet L and M, 18th and 7th Sts NE
rooms hath. cellar. large front porch
h w h. elec. lights garage. just vacated
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO., 1915 H ST. NV.
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AUTO LOANS.
WANTED--MoNEY

WANTED LOAN OF $1,000 FOR 5
years; terms the first 2 years. interest
only paid; next 3 years both interest and
principal paid monthly; money needed for
repairs on property and taxes. Good RES
erenees furnished Address Box 172-E
star ONCE. ~,
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EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOO,
AIIE A IL, CT CAB INE-

$500 Sth ST. NV.
. stories. rooms. bath. cellar, large front
porch and rear porches. h.-w.h., elec. lights.
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO., 1916 H ST. NV.
21'
WE ARE MEETING WITH CONSIDERABLE
success in RENTING HOUSES.
May we help you rent yours2
A. C. HOUGHTON e. CO, REALTORS.
1916 st. NV. Phones Dist 1885, 1887.
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BY OWNER. COR. 7-RoOM HOUSE
Re1nished like new. 42lS 18Th st; ne
Price. $3.50; terms like rent. Call Ma
tonal 29gO from to 5.
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~ rnr1 Ann pAPK-srs IN

Q r. b., iiv nm. kit den, . large bed
rms and bath Ist floor; 3 small bed rooms,
2nd floor; mi Attractive. detached home,
front porch; splendid surroundings; garaEe.
Close to Conn. ave. Inspect at once. Eve.
phone Wis. 2S74; ,
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IN BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE.
HEALTH HOMES.
2611 OTIS ST. NE.

Double floors.
Concrete porch.
Colored tile bath.
3 cedar closets.
Latest elec. fixtures.
Caulked windows.
Weather-stripped.
Furred walls. insu-
lated with Johns
Manville rock wool.
Large garage.
Beautifully land
scaped lot. 3SX139.
ut Rhode Island ave.
On gath to Otis. right
st. ne.
z & PHIFER,
Nat. 7Tl3.
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SALE-HOUSES.

A CORNER HOME NEAR WESTERN HIGH
SCHOOI-S1.T $50.
A rare opportunity to purchase spacious
Groom, all-brick home. & #. wide. com
pletely renovated; large lot. well planted;
front porch: ideal location for children. Call
Adams 3434 for inspection.
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COLORFD-HOUSES


1924 You ST. n.w;-10 r. b. ami. $4,000
1905 4th n.w.-9 r, b., h.-a.h., cleo 90 ,
garage .......,....,.. 65.Oo
2I06 2nd St nw-6 r.. b. ami. 80. $500
s04 o St n.w-s +, b., lat h, elec. 5000
1904 y J. n.w.-9 r. b. It.; ut. gas 4S.50
5l2 Ist st. n.w.--l0 r. b.. ami. $3.50
1906 N. J. ave. n.w.-6 :, b, ami. 1850
2503 Sherman ave. NV r" b.,
800 Elm St nw-6 r, b.. lat hit, gas. 45 90
1917 18th st. n.w.--6 +. b. lat, gas. 1900
1l44 10Th nw.--B r.. b. lat. ht.. cleo, 1000
1900 C se.--6 r. b.. elec ........ 42 90
1881 Sth st. n.w.-6 r.. b, Arc, gas. - 30
40 d st Tvs r b., lat. ht gas . 1000
1892 3rd st. n.w.--6 T., b., lat gas. 1000
1882 T ST. n.w.-6 r. b., stove. cleo. 1000
424 Fla ave. n.w--6 RIB, lat, gas - so
1868 Kalorama I'd n.w.-6 r. b.; 1t. h. e 80
81 Morton n.w.-5-r.. b. lat, elec $500
42@ oakdale n.w.-6 r. b. lat, gas. 35 90
80 L st n.w.-6 r., b., lat. gas. ..... 30 90
431 N st. nw.--5 r. b. stove. 49,. $500
622 Pickford pl. net r, b.. lat ht. 35.0u
"3OS Eye st nw-S r, b., stove. gas 81 80
2121 l2th St NV rms. stove - 30 so
9i4 18th St nw.-6 r., stove. elec. .. 1880
40S Ridge ST. n.w.--6 r, stove, gas. 5000
244S 9th 81. n.w.--4 T. b. lat. heat. 1000
900 9th st. SEE r, lat. ut, gas. ... y 80
2263 10Th pl. n.w.-16 r, lat. heat: 255o
a35 26th st. n.w-6 r, stove. gas. y 80
1910 l. st. NV r. stove. elec. ... $500
627 18th St s.e.--4 r. stove ........ $500
601 23rd st. n.w.-5 r, stove, gas. 20 so
q37 2Rth st n.w-6 r. lat hit gas % so
S35 26th st NV rooms ........ 2O.OO
3l3 c st. s.w.-5 r. stove heat ..... 10 so
90 Madison alley n.w.-4 rooms ..... 1850
l76-B Benning rd. n.e-4 +. stove ht. 1900
3,2 st; n.e.-4 r., stove heat -. l4.50
B. +. SAUL Co.
National 2loo. a25 18th St NV.
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1922 N ST. N.W.-Unusually attractive rooms,
radio, fireplace, continuous hot water; board
Reasonable. ~
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
HoOUer's Acceptance
Speech HighEghts
BY Universal Service.


We are part world, disturbance
populations affects financial system employment
markets, and prices Of our farm products
We have maintained financial integrity Govern
ment.
We have provided methods and assurances that there shall
be none to suffer from hunger and cold.
As nation we by
the people has not been defied.
We Of generation ship state
but the policies nauguated have protected and aided
use its reserve powers and its strength protection Of
citizens and local by support to institutions
against forces beyond their control.
In the race after false gods groups
have forgotten their country.
The solution problems which arise from the
national life not to be found in haphazard
experimentation or by revolution.
We have not feared boldly to adopt
meet the unprecedented violence Of the storm
" am organizing the private industrial and financial
Of the country cooperate effectively with the vast
@ instr @ dF ~1cn m ] WE hI'e tn no S %
depression along the whole national front.
We free industrial conflict through
strikes OkOuts and all forms of social disorder than
in normal times.
The world peace. must have peace with justice
Above projected doctrine into international
affairs the doctrine that do not and never will recognize
possession territory gained in violation of the
pacts.
SympathlZed
Eighteenth Amendment every power at my
command to it effective the entire country
majority sentiment create resentment which
and in the end produce
and crime.
accept either desnies the hand
the old saloon with its political and social
the bOOgger and the Speakeas
with their abuses and crime. Either is intOIerable.
With united effort we can tide toward the
restoration of business, employment and agriculture.
have desire; country again the
and lasting through
the experience ideals Of the
American people perpetuated
rest Republican party the intelligence
and lust discernment of the American people.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
Economy

It is through lower expend-
itures that we get lower taxes.
This must be done. If we ex-
cept those extraordinary ex-
penditures imposed upon us by
the depression, it will be found
that the Federal Government
is operating for 5000, ,000, 900
less annually today than four
years ago.
The Congress rejected rec
concentrations from the Admin
iStration which would have
saved an additional $150,000,.
900 this fiscal year. The oppo-
sition leadership insisted, as
the price of vital reconstruc-
ton legislation and over my
protest, upon adding $300,000,-
900 Of costs to the taxpayer
through public works inadvis-
able at this time.
The opposition leadership in
the House of Representatives
in the past four months Sc
cured passage by the House of
$4,000, 100000 in such raids.
They have been stopped. 1
shall continue to oppose raids
upon the Federal Treasury.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
Farm Relief

With the collapse in world
prices and deprecated curren-
cies, the farmer was never so
dependent upon his tariff pro-
lection for recovery as he is
at the present time. We have
enacted many measures Of emer-
gency relief to agriculture.
They are having effect. The
original purpose of the Farm
Board was to strengthen the
efforts of the farmer to eStab-
lish his own owned.
farm e r-controlled marketing
agencies.
It has greatly succeeded. The
departure of the Farm Board
from its original purpose by
making loans to farmers coop
eratives to preserve prices from
panic served the emergency,
but such action in normal
times is absolutely destructive
to the farmers interests.
The most practicable relief
to the farmer today aside from
the general economic recovery
is a definite program of read
justment and coordination Of
national. State and local taxa
alton which will relieve real
property, especially the farms,
from unfair burdens Of taxa.
ton which the current readjuSt-
ment in values has brought
about. To that purpose I shall
devote myself.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
Spiritual Leadership

The leadership of the Fed
eral Government is not to be
confined to economic and in.
ternational questions. There
are problems Of the hone, Of
education of children, of cit
izenship, the most vital of all
to the future of he Nation.
Except in the case of aid to
States which have recon-
mended for stimulation of the
protection and health of chill
dren, they are not matters of
legislation.
We have given leadership to
the initiative Of our people for
social advancement through or
ganization against illiteracy,
through the White House con.
ference on protection and
health of children, through the
national conference on home
ownership, through stimulation
to social and receational
agencies. These are the visible
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
Reorganization

I have repeatedly, for seven
years, urged the Congress either
themselves to abolish obsolete
bureaus and commissions, and
to reorganize the whole Gov
ernment structure in the inter
est of economy. or to give
someone else the authority to
do so. I have succeeded par
TALLY in securing authority, but
1 regret that no substantial
act under it is to be effective
until approved by the next
Congress.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
HOOVER LAUDED
BY SMELL
BY Universal Service.

President Hoover last night
heard himself described by Rep
resentative Bertrand H. Smell, Of
New York, as "the one man in
this emergency who is pre- emf.
nently qualified to lead, to serve.
to save"
Representative SHELLS formal
notification address at Constitu-
ton Hall bulged with praise for
the Hoover Administration in the
face of adverse economic condi.
tionS.
Smell confidently proclaimed:
"The nation knows that its
welfare is safe in your hands"
President Hoover devised the
broadest plans known to history
for protection and relief Of the
people when Congress convened
last December, Smell said. After
remarking that program had
been translated into laws, the
New Yorker told the President:
upon you, sir, depends the
recovery of the United States"
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
Financial Regulation

There have been exploitation
and abuse of financial power.
We will fearIessly and unremit-
tingly reform such abuses. The
American people must have pro-
lection from insecure banking
through aStronger system. They
must be relieved from condi-
tions which permit the credit
machinery of the country to be
made available without adequate
check for wholesale specula-
ton in securities with ruinous
consequences to millions Of our
citizens and to national econ
omy.
I recommended to the Con-
gress emergency relief for de-
positors in closed banks. For
seven years I have repeatedly
warned against private loans
abroad for nonproductive pur-
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
War Debts

My views in opposition to
cancellation of war debts are a
matter of detailed record in
many public statements and
recent message to Congress-. I
am hopeful of such drastic re-
duction of world armament as
win save taxpayers in debtor
countries a large part of the
cost of their payments to us.
If for any particular annual
payment we were offered some
other tangible form of compen-
sation such as the expansion Of
markets for American agricul-
ture and labor, and the restora-
ton and maintenance of our
prosperity, then I am sure our
citizens would consider such a
proposal. But it is a certainty
that these debts must not be
Cancelled or the burdens trans
ferred to our people.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
New Doctrine

Above all. I have projected a
new doctrine into international
affairs. the doctrine that we do
not and never will recognize
title of possession to territory
gained in violation of the peace
pactS. That doctrine has been
accepted by all the nations of
the Western Hemisphere. That
is public opinion made tangible
and effective.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
evidences Of spiritual leader
ship by Government.
Foreign Relations

My foreign policies have
been devoted to strengthening
the foundations of world peace.
We inaugurated the London
naval treaty which reduced
arms and limited the ratios be-
tween the fleets of the three
powers. We have made con-
crete proposals at Geneva to
reduce armaments Of the world
by one-third. It would save the
taxpayers of the world a bill
lion a year. 1t would save us
over $200,000,000 a year. 1t
would reduce fear and danger
Of war.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
HOOVER REVEALS STAND PAT REPUBLICAN|SM IN

Of war to an organized instru-
ment for peaceful settlements
backed by definite mobilization
of world opinion against aggres
sion. We shall, under the spirit
of that pact. consult with other
nations in times of emergency
to promote world peace.
We shall enter no agreements
committing us to any future
course of acton or which call
for use Of force to preserve
peace.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12

construction of the Great Lakes
st. Lawrence seaway. That
treaty does not injure the Chi
cago-to-the-Gulf waterway, the
work upon which, together
with the whole Mississippi sys-
tenn, I have expedited, and in
which I am equally interested,
We shall undertake this great
seaway, the greatest public i'm
provemept upon our continent,
with its consequent employment
of many men as quickly as the
treaty is ratified.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12

most extensive measures Of
prison "eform of two genera
tions. AS a result, and despite
the doubling of the number Of
persons under Federal restraint
in three years, we are today re-
turning them to society far bet
ter fitted for citizenship.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
Tariff

I am squarely for a protective
tariff. am against the pro
posal of "a competitive tariff for
revenue" as advocated by our op-
ponentS.
1 am against their proposals
to destroy the usefulness of the
bipartisan tariff commission.
That inStrumentality enables us
to correct any injustice and
to readjust the rates of duty to
shifting economic change.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
Taxation

I have insisted upon a bal.
anced budget as the foundation
of all public and private finan-
cial stability and of all public
confidence. Recent increases
in revenue, while temporary,
should be again examined, and
if they tend to sap the vitality
of industry, and thus retard
employment. they must be re.
viSed.
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
MARLBORO LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued
at Upper Marlboro yesterday to
Benjamin Shifflet, %, Bladens-
burg, and Bertha Wolfinger, 81,
Brentwood, and to William
Thompson, %, Clinton, and Eliz-
abeth Sherry,
The Washington times., 1932-08-12
National Defense

I insist upon an Army and
Navy of a strength which guar
antees that no foreign soldier
will land on American soil.
That strength is relative to
other nations. I favor every
arms reduction which preserves
that relationship.