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Evening star., 1932-09-01
VETERAN GIVEN MEDAL

McGinness of Barry-Pate Motor
Wins Purple Heart Decoration.
Frank B. McGinness, an employe of
the Barry-Pate Motor Co.. who was
with the A. e. r. in France, yesterday
Evening star., 1932-09-01

After four hours search the police
of Middlesbrough, England. traced a
woman to whom arsenic had been sold
by mistake for insect powder and re-
covered the poison.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
PARECE INMINENTE LA
RUPTURA DE RELACIONES
ENTIRE CHINA Y Ell JAPON

Shanghai, Enero 22.-La IT,
rantez de relaciones entire Chi
ma y ell Jap6n Sc han agravado
de manera tai que parece inmi-
nente una ruptura de relacio-
mes. En- ell dfa de hoy UNI Almi-
rante japones desde su buque
insignia, anclado en- la bahia,
mand6 un ultimatum a la po-
blaci6n y los comerciantes chi
nos mandaron un mensaje a
Marking pidiendo mas tropas.
Demanda ell almirante la in
mediata Suppression de toda CO.
lectividad hostil a los residen-
ties japoneses.
Los chinos formaron un cuer
pc de protection y han pedido
al gobierno nacionlista que en-
vie armas.
Ell rozamiento Sc derive de
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

Der a Padr6n no una, sino va
rias wees, cue no continuara
molestando a su mujer y moles
tandolo a e..
En- la carcel Moreno dijo al
Sheriff que habia sido un CO.
barde durante mucho tempo
hasta que no pudo continuar re.
sistiendo mas. "Ahora no po-
dram decir que 20 contin1o tole-
rando cosas intolerables".
Aparece que la mujer dej6 a
sus dos hijos en- un teatro y des-
pues fue a reunirse con Padron.
en- 10 que resulto el dltimo paseo
de este. La victima tenia una
bodega en- la Gale Whitehead es-
'quina a Petronia y era soltero.
Moreno era dueno del restau-
rant y carniceria Economic,
situado en- la Gale Division es-
quina a Watson.
Componen ell jurado investi-
gador Harry Roberts, Arturo
Thompson, Alberto Kelly, John
Lopez, Fermin Vidal y Frank
del Villar.
Muchos de los amigos del HON
bre encarcelado Sc han interesa-
do por 6l y esperase que este
case sea uno de los mas ruido-
sos en- la historic de los tribu-
males del Condado de Monroe.
Juan Y. Delgado.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

IS ~recientes cheques en- los cua-
les murieron dos personals. Los
;omerciantes chinos dicen qu'
ina serie de batallas precipita
ION ataques contra sus estable-
cimientos, los cuales contindan
Ia communication de Marking,
redactada por la camara de
concrete china, pide ayuda
contra las "salvajes acciones
de los japoneses amotinados."
Asegura ell almirante japo-
nes que a menos que sus de-
mandas sean aceptadas tomara
energicas medidas para prote-
ger los derechos e intereses de
sus nacionales.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

Por tener en- sus estableci-
mientos maquinas de jugar al
prohibido, fueron multados aver
en- la corte de policia, en- $500
y $25 respectivamente, IL HON
bres y una mujer. Las maquinas
quedaron en- poder de la "escua-
dra del v%icio", sujetas a confis-
caci6n 81 ell martes pr6ximo Sc
aprueba una ordenanza en- csc
sentido.
Ell abogado asistente de la
ciudad, Ralph Marsicano, OPT
ma que la policia puede apode-
rarse de las maquinas sin decla-
raciones juradas de testigos, Gu
briendo casos donde un vigilan-
tie sepa que Sc ha jugado dinero.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
-iLe gusta a Vd. bailar, senorita?
-5Que 81 me gusta? lie gusta pi-
car a un mosquito?

Los detectives Bush y Locke,
acompahados por ell diputado
Pearl McFaden, detuvieron aver
q los negros John Luke, May
Anderson y Anabell Roundtree,
acusandolos de robar y tener en-
su poder objetos robados.
Aparece como perjudicado un
establecimiento de la vecina ciu-
dad de st. Petersburg. Las dos
negras al ser detenidas vestian
trajes de los robados. En- ell do
micilio de Luke, Segunda aveni-
da 730, ademas de las ropas en-
c"ontraron bebidas alcoholics.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
LA APELACION A FAVOR
DE LOS NEGROS DE SCOT
BORG

Montgomery, Ala, Enero %
Ante la corte suprema del
estado Sc vic aver la apelaci6n
de los ocho j6venes negros Sc
tenciados a muerte en- Scots
boro por haber violado a dos
mujeres de la raza blanca. Ell
presidente de la corte, magis-
trado Hancock, abri6 la vista
declarando que ell tribunal ha
bia sido bombardeado con car
tas amenazantes y resolucio.
les relacionadas con ell case.
az gando que pudiera acusar.
Sc de falta de respeto a la cor
te q los firmantes de esas epis-
tolas.
George w. Chamlee, Sr., de
Chattanooga, jefe de los abo
gadCs de la defensa, manifesto
que nj el nj sus companeros
eran responsables de las car
tas y resoluciones que ell alto
tribunal habia estado recibien
do en- las ultimas semanas. "No
sotros no las inspiramos. No pu
dimos prevenirlas y lamenta :
mos Sc hay$n remitido."
Los negros, ell mas Viejo de
los cuales tienen 81 amos, alta
caron a las dos mujeres en- un
tren de carga que Sc dirigia
desde Chattanooga, Tenn, a
Huntsville, Alabama.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
AVISO A LOS
SOCIOS DEL CIRCULO

Como presidente de la Sec
cion de Propaganda hago sa-
Der a todos los socios del Circu
10 Cubano que carece de fun
damento I'm rumor hecho cir
cular por ahf, de que la pre-
sente directiva piensa guitar ell
derecho de auxilio, por falleci-
miento. Tambien hago saber
que no es cierto que la directi-
va haya tornado acuerdo algu-
no sobre rebaja de dietas, au-
mento de Quotas y otras tonte-
rfas que Sc vienen repitiendo
por algunas personals NAL in :
formadas.
Como saben nuestros coaso-
ciados, NADIA puede hacerse en-
ell Circulo, cue Sc refiera a re-
formas del Reglamento, aumen
to de dietas O disminucion de
Quotas, sin que ell cuerpo social
en- junta debidamente citada
al efecto, asi o acuerde, por
mayoria de votos.
{ Francisco Fernandez de la
Nuez, Presidente de la Seccion
de Propaganda.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

EXCESS acid is the common cans. ~
Indigestion. 1t results in pain and sour-
ness about two hours Alternating. The
quick c~orrective is an alkaii which viii
neutrahze avid. The best corrective
Is Phillips Milk of Magnesia. II has
renamed standard with physicians in
the 30 years since its invention.
One spoonful Of Phillips Milk Of Mac.
neSia neutralizes Instantly MANY sine.
its volume in acid. 1t Is harmless and
tasteless and its action is quick. You viii
never rely on crude methods once Won
learn how quickly this method acts.
Please let it show you-now.
BE sure to get the genuine. Milk al
Magnesla" has been the u. S. Registered
Trade Mark of The Charles H. PhiTina
chemical Company ahd its predecessoR
0@araes d Phillips ines LIZA q
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
ECOS DEL CAYO
Ell CARNICERO LAUREANO
MORENO DECOLLO AL DO
DEGUERO DOMINGO PA
DRON

Esta poblaci6n sigue aun con
movida por el drama que tuvie~
ra por protagonistas al carnice-
70 Laureano Moreno, la esposa
de este y ell bodeguero Domingo
Padr6n,
Celoso, enterado de que su es-
posa andaba en- compania de
Padr6n, ell carnicero Sc embos-
CO ell Ola II en- un lugar de la
Gale Division entire Luval Y
Whitehead, POGO antes de las
ocho de la noche, sabiendo que
por ALI iba a pasar SUI rival.
Cuando ell autom6vil de Pa
dr6n lego al sitio donde More
no lie a%guardaba, este, llevando
I'm cuchillo de IA pulgadas en- la
mano, de buena punta y afilado,
salt6 sobre ell estribo Y sin dar-
lie tempo a defenderse lie diego
ll6. Luego volvi6 la mortifera
arma contra SUI mujer Y la hizo
una herida en- la espalda, de a
pulgadas, de pron6stico grave,
pero que 81 no surgeon complied
clones la dejara volver a sus fac
mas en- pocos dias.
/ Padr6n, viendo ell peligro, de-
j6 ell tim6n de SUI autom6vil V
salt6 al otro lado, como querien-
do hacer un esfuerzo para de-
fenderse. Ell primer golpe del Gu
tchill0 de SUI atacante le seccio-
no la vena yugular en- el lado
izquierdo del cuello y lie pas6
c~ompletamente de un lado a
otro. Moreno continue apuna-
leando Y cortando, infiriendole
otras cinco heridas; pero va la
primera lie habia ocasionado la
muerte.
Cuando ell atacado dej6 ell til
mon, viendo que Moreno avan-
zaba sobre 81 la mujer, que iba
en- SUI compania, Sc apoder6 del
volante; pero no pudo mantle
ner ell vehiculo en- la calle y fl
lalmente Sc detuvo contra una
obstruction a poca distancia.
Moribundo Padr6n, ell carni-
cero Sc dirigi6 entonces a su mu-
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

jer y la hirio cerca de los hon.
bros.
Despues de hecho este la sac6
del autom6vil, la puso en- otro y
la hizo conducir a la oficina de
un medico, donde recibi6 la de-
bida asistencia.
La Sra. Petra Villegas More
no, luego de recluida en- I'm hos
pital local diio a la Sra. Stirrup,
una e~nfermera, que no saba ma
da sobre 10 acontecido; que nj
aun saba por que estaba en- Ell
hospital y hubo de preguntar a
la enfermera Ia causa del dolor
en- la espalda, donde tenia la he
rida. Asegura que ignora por
complete TODD 10 relacionado con
eel aSeslnatO Y Sus herldaS.
Interrogado en- la carcel, Mo-
reno declare, interesandose por
su esposa y diciendo que no la
mentaba 10 que habia hecho.
FL criminal Sc dirigia a la
oficina del sheriff para entire
Parse y en- ell canine encontrt
al condestable Leo Torres, ha-
:iendo que este lie condujera a la
,arcel. Asegura que Padr6n pa,
gaba atenciones a su mujer que
el no podia tolerar. En- una oca-
sion, hace dos semanas, hubo
de dar de golpes a su mujer
porque esta persistia en- ir cor
ell hombre. Tambien lie hizo sa.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
\
from Headaches, 0
Colds and Sore Throat
INeuritis, Neuralgia

Don't be a chronic sufferer from head
aches, or any other pain. There is
hardly an ache or pain Bayer Aspirir
tablets cannot relieve; ard they ar,
a great comfort to women who sufe,
periodically. They are always to be relie>
upon for breaking up colds.
1t may be only a simple headache
or it may be neuralgia or neuritis
Rheumatism. Lumhago. Bayer Aspiri.
is still the sensible thing to take. Jus
be certain its Bayer you're taking; j
does not hurt the heart. Get the ~genuiu,
tablets, in this familiar paige.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

La directiva de la Unione
Italiana nomin6 aver para Sc
gundo vice-presidente al Sr.
Julio Cacciatore, Y para voca-
les a Sam Ferlita, Agusto Fox,
G.. Bonnanno, Ignacio Castella
nos, G~aetano Bellanca, Anto-
MO Coniglio, Alfonso Coniglio,
Rosario Mortellaro, Dick Rel
ma, Angelo Spicola, Jose Costa,
A. Leto, Alfredo Reina, Igna-
clio Ferlita, Peter Cuppello, F.
Constantine, G. C. Greco Y En-
rique P. Palermo.
La fecha de las elecciones es
ia fijada en- ell reglamento de
esta sociedad.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

FL fiscal Skinner present6 a.
yer un escrito de acusacion con-
ira J. H. Skaley, acusandolo de
ejercer una profession sin tener
la licencia que demandan las le-
yes del estado. Els ell tercer car
go de la misma clase que Sc ha-
ce con este individuo en- ell perio-
do de I'm ano.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

V1ene de 10 la
denanza, facilitando asf la la
Dor de los homsres a sus 6rde.
mes. ,., a ia
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
SEVENTH RACE
PUPILS FO R NJ
PIN LEAGUE.

Powell Junior High boys are
going in for bowling.
They have formed an eight
team doubles league which will
bowl on Friday afternoons at the
Arcadia. Only youngsters under
is years Of age are eligible to
enter.
Julian Kramer is president,
Jack Hughes, vice president;
Rocco Nocera, secretary, and
Ralph Monk" Fraser, treasurer.
The teams are Kramer-La Pat
man, MesSic c k-Nocera, Hughes
Buen, Kessler-C Courbat, Fullerton
r nal, Del Vecchio-M -Marinelli,
Hurd-P -Pisappia and Terrogrosso-
Splitter.
With Gay Hager and Bill Bell
cannonading the naples for sets
of 375 and 367, respectively, Phi
Sigma Chi whitewashed Alpha
Kappa Phi and replaced it as
leaders in the Inter-Fraternity
League.
Astor Clarke has another duck
pin performance to be proud Of.
He rolled a 225 game in an open
match. the second highest on
record. In the course of the game
he had six consecutive strikes,
from the third to the eighth box.
Sam Del Vecchio's 240 game,
rolled three years ago, is the high
est ever rolled. Clarke added
games of $50 and 122 to his big
blast for a 497 set.
Smashing out a 335 set and 1913
game, Margaret Leaman, Meyer
Davis stakes champ, led Rendez.
vous to a clean sweep over Meyer
Davis in the Ladies District
League.
Edna johnson was the star of
the Eastern Star rollers with a
125 game and 318 set, while Mabel
Harris grabbed high honors in the
Ladies Commerce League with a
100 game and 311 set.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
DEATHS

ArcheTaus NJ. Hughes, IS years. U. s.
veterans Hospital.
Louis Klivitzky, IS years, 1125 Spring
Rd. N. w.
Annette Lyons, rs years, 2118 Eye
st. N. w.
Jacob Flax, 70 years. 4as NJ St..
Konrad wiIdensteiner, SO, years, 1872
Twenty-fifth St.NS. E.
Duncan Stanford, 40 years, En- route
Emergency Hospital.
Giuseppi Carlusci, S5 years, 1858
Georgia Ave. N W.
Mary K. Walker. 81 years, Colum bIa
Hospital.
Russell Harrison, 1S years 72a
Seventh st. N w,
Mary Moore, years, Episcopal
Hospital.
>, Maurice Jaspan, 4 years, Emergency
Hospital.
Infant Moore, 10 minutes, 1926 NJ
ST. N. W.
Mary Kittle, 70 years, GaIlinger
Hospital.
James n. Black, 60 years. 1898
Eleventh st. N. W.
Stump sivingon, 81 years. T. B. Hos
pital.
Johnny Brown, % years, GaIllnger
Hospital.
Bernard A. Tatum. II days. Gallln-
ger Hospital.
Infant to Beulah Nicholson, 3 days,
Gallinger Hospital.
Infant of Alberta Small, days,
Freedmen's Hospital
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Births, Deaths, Marriages
HARRY P. McKENNA

The funeral Of Harry P. Nc.
Kenna, "a, member of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia Bar Association
and for the past IL years the sec.
retary Of Character Education In
stitution, who died suddenly last
night at his home, 6200 block
Western Ave. N. W., after a brief
illness, will be held Thursday
morning at $50 o'clock from the
residence.
Requiem mass will be said at
10 o'clock at the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament. Burial will
follow in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The lawyer was a graduate OF
the Georgetown University Law
School. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Grace Sartwell Nc.
Kenna, and three children, Mary
Patricia, Grace Judith, and Ger.
aid F. McKenna; his mother,
Mrs. Margaret A. McKenna, and
several brothers and sisters.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
DIR. LLEWELLYN ELIOT

Word was received here today
of the death of DR.. Llewellyn
Eliot, 80, for half a century q
practicing physician in Washing
ton. He succumbed in Minneapo-
lis yesterday.
DR.. Eliot retired from practice
six years ago and made his home
with his daughter in Minneapolis.
Surviving are also his widow and
another daughter DR.. Eliot was
the son of DR.. johnson Eliot, IA
nous civil war surgeon.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Legal Notices
WILLIAM WENDELL. Attorney,
Stewart Building.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRICT OF CoLUMBIA-Holding Pro.
bate Court. IN RE: Estate of MACK
WHITE, Deceased Adm. No. 44-076
ORDER. Application having been
made herein for Letters of Administration
ON the estate of Mack White, deceased
by Nelcina White. his widow, it is
ordered this End day of November, A, D.
1882. that Charles White and the un;
known heirs and next of kin of the said
Mack White, deceased. and all others con.
cerned appear in said Court on the 18th
day Of December, 1882, at 10 o'clock, A,
NJ, to show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the Washington Law Re.
porter and The Washington Times once in
each of three consecutive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned, the first
publication to be not less than thirty
1901 DAYS before said return day. JOSEPH
W. COX, Justice. LSeal A true copy
Attest: THEODORE CoGSWELL. Reg
lister of Wills for the District of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
JUSTIN M. CHANIBERLIN

Funeral services for Justin
Morrill, Chamberlin, prominent
Washington lawyer and former
president of the District of Co.
lumbia Bar Association, who died
in San Francisco on November
8, will be held in st. Margaret's
Church, Connecticut Avenue and
Bancroft Place Northwest, tomor-
row morning at II o'clock. Burial
will follow in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Frank j. Hogan, president of
the bar association, has appoint
ed number of prominent law
yerS and business men to be
honorary pallbearers.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Kid Chocolate Beats
NebO in Ten Rounds

NEW YORK, Nov. Is Kid
Chocolate. the feather and junior
lightweight champion of the
world, spotted Pete Nebo five
rounds and whipped him in 10
rounds last night, unbuckling per-
haps the greatest effort Of his
career. Chocolate shocked his ad-
mirers by coming in at 1291a,
the highest he has ever scaled.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Commissioners Notices

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Executive office, Washing
ton, November IL, 1932.--oRDERED:
That paragraph Col of Section IL of
Article x, of the Traffic and Motor We
hicle Regulations for the District of Column
bia, be and the same is hereby. amended
by adding thereto the following: After
January l, 1888. no used motor vehicle shall
be delivered by vendor or titled or regis
tered in the District unless same has been
inspected by a representative of the Direc'
tor or by a registered dealer designated by
the Director and such representative or
form prescribed by the Director that such
used motor vehicle is in a safe mechanical
condition and that its equipment complies
with the District of Columbia traffic regu-
CROSBY. J. C. GOTwALS, Commissioners.
ID. C
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Laundry BOWLers
Win RdzzLe-DGzzLe

Fellinger and Ballinger, Laun-
dry League pinmen, won the first
Temple Razzel-Dazzel by rolling a
272 game on the last night. Eel
linger'S 153 turned the trick.
Chief" Lovett cashed in on two
prizes, finishing second with
Benny Womersley and third with
George Honey, with 267 and 1853,
respectively.
This weeks event has already
drawn a large field. The test is
open to all boWlerS.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
SAMUEL A. sINGMAN

Funeral services for Samuel
A. Singman, As, painter and
decorator, of the 430O block
Second st. N. W., who died Sun
day night after a prolonged ILL
ness, were held this afternoon at
2 o'clock from Danzansky's
Funeral Chapel. Rabbi S. Silver
stone and the Rev. w. Tash
officiated.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Anna D. Singman, and two sons,
Henry and Howard j. Singman,
of this city.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
WASHINGTON TIMES SPORTS
BILL ARNOLD
HOLDS TWO
TITLES
BY GINo SINH

Members of that classy bowl
ing aggregation, the Annapolis
Buick team, which put Annapo-
lis on the duckpin map as a big
and deep red dot, are all set for
The Washington Times Dixie
Sweepstakes which will be held
here Saturday. ..
They had originally scheduled
an intercity match on that day.
but when the Dixie was an
nounced they Immediately can
celled it and proceeded to get
themselves in top trim for the
event.
1t is likely that all five regu.
lars, Julian yesterday, Ray
Clark, Bill Arnold, Ray Phipps
and Gordon Scible. will be
among the starters Saturday.
In three years this crew has
established an enviable reputa-
ton as special match rollers.
During that time they have set
q record OF which any all-star
team would be proud. Their
performance is even more re-
markable when you consider
that Annapolis is still an infant
duckpin center.
Arnold Big Star
Bill Arnold is the big star of
the combination. Arnold has en-.
Joyed a wide renown as a crack
bowler for years in Middle At
lantic regions, having travelled
many miles each night to roll
in Baltimore and, occasionally,
Washington in the days when
Annapolis was little interested in
duckpinS.
Last year was his greatest, for
he scored two brilliant victories,
gaining the national singles title
and triumphing in the Ray
Barnes Sweepstakes, in which he
finished ahead of such famed
shooters as Ray Barnes, Ollie
Pacini. Ed Blakey, Red Megaw
and Joe Harrison.
Julian Easterday is high aver.
age man on the team, having
held a 117,16 pace for 11S games,
q truly wonderful feat. Easter.
day and Ray Clark, who is next
high average man on the team
with 116-101 for 113 games, cap.
tured third money in the Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
doubles with a 767 set.
Once Held Set Record
Ray Phipps has a record-break-
ing knack. He flashed into na-
tional prominence last year when
he smashed out a 461 set for a
new central Atlantic mark, which
was subsequently bettered by Joe
Pricci's 4"7, worlds record. Phipps
Is one Of the few bowlerS who has
rolled a 700 five-game set under
regulation conditions-a 709. He
also has high game for the team
l69.
Scible is a steady, consistent
performer, getting his share of ma
pies at all times.
As a team, they won 16 out Of
"a matches, and maintained an
average Of SIS for 118 games, the
highest on record. During that
time they have rolled 3,026 set
and 675 game. In the National
tournament they rolled 1,734,
which was just out of the money.
In 1881 they grabbed seventh
place in the national team cham
pionship with 1,742 set.
The DiXies will open at the Rec
reation at 1880 a. m. The second
block will be rolled at Convention
Hall at $3.50, and the event will
end at the Arcadia at 8 O'Clock.
First prize is expected to be
around $400. Entry fee is $28. It
Is open to all bowlers of the United
States.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
MARYLAND A. C. DRILLS

The Maryland A. c. eleven
drills tonight at 7;3O o'clock on
the Seat Pleasant field.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
FOR WEDNESDAY

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home buys advertised for sale In the
WANT AID SECTION Of this newspaper.
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Robert Jordan, "a. and Alma Jones'
21. The Rev. w. A. English
BIRTHS
Robert D. and Carrie Jordan, boy.
Dewey NJ. and Zadia Jones, boy.
Charles r. and Margaret Carrick.
Joseph W. and Gertrude NJ. Con-
roy, boy.
S. Charles and Elizabeth Baldwin,
boy.
Joseph p and Blanche Grill. boy.
Francis ]. and Elizabe Murray, girl.
George j, and Vivian Padula 3D.
girl.
William and Della Paynes, girl.
william H. and Bertha Montgomery.
boy.
Wade and Louise Sumpter, girl.
William A. and Marjorie jackson.
girl.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Educational
instruction Courses

/. NATIONAL AIRCRAFT SCHOOL
32O6 Grace st. N. W.-Prepare for the
future; learn to be an aircraft mechanic
engines at our completely equipped aircraft
school Day & night classes forming. Write
for infor. & bulletin. or phone WE. 1850