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Evening star., 1932-02-05
Renowned by Laborite.

The Laborite, Clement Richard Attlee,
CORNER secretary for war renounced the
whole government scheme so far as the
1aboriteS were concerned He declared
it thoroughly unscientific, utterly futile
and based on an entirely false diagnosis,
because the government would have
TO deal with the currency and exchange
problems
Another revolutionary parliamentary
innovation came when Sir Herbert
Samuel rose from beside Chamberlain
on the cabinet bench and spoke fer
four cabinet dissenters to the govern
nlent program His stand provoked an
after session storm.
Evening star., 1932-02-05

to where Mrs. Rivers was floating un-
conscious. She had on a life preSerVer
and was surrounded by burning oil.
I'm a minute or so she would have
been enveloped in the flames. But
Cartain, who ought to be recOmmended
for a medal, reached her in time and
swan back to the pier with her.
Modestly, then, he disappeared.
Evening star., 1932-02-05
1O-Tube Superheterodyne

A very impressive value and a fine
instrument. Handsome Stuart Period
cabinet with graceful bow front, equipped
with tone selector and static modifier.
Unsurpassed radio performance.
Evening star., 1932-02-05
INJURIES BY AUTO
FATAL TO REPORTER
Joseph F. Sisk of Baltimore News
Dies as Result of Accident
Saturday.

Joseph S. Sisk 24-year-old reporter
for the Baltimore News, died yesterday
evening at Gallinger Hospital from in
juries received early Saturday morning
when a machine he occupied with an
other News reported, Frederick K. Long,
overturned on Rhode Island avenue,
Mount Rainier, and went through the
window Of a business establishment He
was crushed about the body, and
pneumonia set in.
Evening star., 1932-02-05

A handsome lowboy
console with the 7-tube
C. M. Improved Su-
perheterodyne and auto
matte volume control.
A powerful set at IAN
amazing low price.
Evening star., 1932-02-05
Gets S2,OOO,OOO for Plays.

HOLLYWOOD (PD.-In these times
OF economic stress and strain this is
news. Fox Films paid Noel Coward,
English author, in excess Of $2000,000
foc the rights of three of his plays.
It's one Of the biggest deals in movie
history.
Evening star., 1932-02-05

OF the ,9O9 6O9 municipal electors in
London only 597,3ll, or 3l.3 per cent
voted at the last election, the percentage
being the lowest in IL years
Evening star., 1932-02-05
LAND SALE APPROVED
Senate Committee o. ks Disposal

witt VI ~
of Aberdeen Tract.
The Senate Military Committe today
approved the Goldsborough bill to
authorize the War Department to sell
about six acres of land in the Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Edgewood Arsenal and
Fort Hyde, Nd, to the Philadelphia
Baltimore & Washington Railroad.
The land is along the r. ailroads right
Of way in Hartford County between
Aberdeen and Magnolia
Evening star., 1932-08-21
CIRCI

l7O7 r. 1. AVE. NV W-ATTRACTIVE APART
ment, rooms. baths. f1replaces, north and
south exposures. large closets.
Evening star., 1932-08-21
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

OR NEW ROOMS. BATH, HARDWOOD
floors. a m T.; also tent. cabin. kitchen. ideal
grove: cool. quiet; Just the place for rest
ing. conyalescine. camping. Atlantic 1902.
LYON RK-CLARENDON. VA-Desirable
furnished room for lady or working couple.
Twp bus lines, Breakfast optional. Garage
Clarendon 75l-J2
ATTRACTIVE suburban room for one per-
son or married couple. Is minutes from
downtown. Address Box 2l1-M. Star Office
22l GREENE AVE. AURORA HILLS, VA
Large. delightful furnished room; double
$40; single. SIS. Nat. 4645. Branch 237
LYON VILLAGE. 500 Key Blvd.-Nodern
large room. nicely furnished. sl5 a month;
garage available, S5 nice location.
3l3 GREENE AVE, Aurora Hills. Va
Large front room. ami; meals furnished If
desired. Phone Clarendon 1064-J-2.
639 PARK AVE. Lyon Park. va fur
nished bed roorls, /, block from bus. Call
evenings at I'm. all day Sunday.
SOUTHEAST couple viii rent front room
in beautiful home reasonable; garage, bus;
ten minutes to city. Lin. 933l 23'
OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE BAY-Rooms
double and single: near beating and bath
ing beach, 40 miles from Baltimore. Ad-
dress Box l75-M. Star ofice.
NEARBY VIRGINIA-DeSirable room. or 2
gentlemen; transportation. Clarendon
2172-J-2. FL
Evening star., 1932-08-21
WANTED-ROOMS.


UNFUR. ROOMS. semi-bath. in NV, sec
ton Needed for storage purposes mostly, as
couple are away most Of time. Must be very
reasonable Address Box 369M. Star ONCE.
LADY desires cool. quiet room. running
water, with or without dinner; state partic-
ulars. Address Box 4o5-K. Star ONCE.
WANTED-By emp. couple. rm, and ktch-
with sink, mr.. bath; lst or End foor. C. h.
3s5-M. Star ofice.
SINGLE ROOM and porch. very large dou-
bic sarge at Least 2S IT. desp pddrss BUSINESS Ro:
394M Star Office.
GENTLEMAN wishes comfortable room in
refined home or apartment where some one
plays piano preferably close IN Kindly
state price and number in family. Address
Box 38s-M Star office
MUST. BE CLEAN and reasonable; unfur-
nished by lady Govt. employe. Address
Box 436-K. Star office.
LADY desires furnished room: second floor.
distance Treasury; not over sl5, in quiet,
refined home, no other roomers. Address
Telephone centrally located; reasonable rent.
D. A. Glover, General Delivery, Washington.
GENTLEMAN. wants well furnished living
permanent Address Box 307-M. Star offce.'
LADY desires single room with private
Protestant family. Dupont Circle preferred;
reasonable. Address Box 299-M. Star once.
furnished rooms: Protestant laundry privi
lsge. Address Box 3S8-M. Star ofice
GENTLEMAN, furnished room. private bath;
walking distance. State price. Address
Box 362M, Star ONCE.
FMpLovED GENTLEMAN desires furnished
room, with instantaneous b. W IN VICINITY
North Capitol st, between r. ]. and Mich
igan a"es Address Box 202-M. Star office.
ROOM OCCASIONAL BOARD; Spanish or
! French family. Address Box ls3-M. Star
office.
! GENTLEMAN desires large furnished room.
| semi-private bath. h.-w.h. grill privilege;
| reasonable close-in NV. Address Box 1885,
/ NJ. Star ONCE. IL
Evening star., 1932-08-21
ROOMS-FURNISHED G. UNFUR.

$3.50 nth ST. N.W.-Entire floor, 3 rooms.
bath Corner house,. Ink. also l or 2
rooms, semi-hath. Ink. Adams 0574.
WOODRDGE-Block to pus, stores school,
one large bed room and two-room apartment
with screened sleeping porch; either furnished
or unfurnished: built-in garage OPTIONAL
reasonable. 1910 18th St ne.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 5Sl8 Nevada ave.-At-
tractive large front room for girls en-
ployed couple Meals optional. Emerson 1854.
22'
CCLORED. 1855 Columbia rd n.w.-Light.
airy room, single person or married couple;
rates reasonable. Adams 26l9-W
Evening star., 1932-08-21

MARDoR, 8I5 MD AVE Me- RM,.
large dressing closet. dinette. kitchen and
bath; completely furnished; s45: cleo. re1rig-
eration. Call manager, At. $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-08-21

1886 7th ST NE.-YOUNG MARRIED COU-
Pile. no children, or two settled girls; front
apt. 2nd floor. 2 closets; newly decorated,
furnished in up-to-date furniture, overStuff-
ed davenport set. floor lamp, beautiful rug,
Hoover cleaner. linens. dishes and silver.
kitchen, continuous hot water baths, day
or night; cleo. washing machine, elec. fan:
near store" and car lines, is minutes to
White House. Lincoln 1914. $50 month
Cali Sunday or evenings.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE ROOM. USE
of kitchen, living room. etc. in home of
employed widow; everything furnished; en-
ployed adults only; refs. 324 l4th ne.
DOWNTOWN; REASONABLE RENT-VERY
desirable. beautiful apartment. rooms
kitchen, bath, 10 windows; immediate pos
session. 534 goth ST.
TWO ADULTS; OR CONNECTING RMS
in detached house, next bath; private en-
trans; gas and cleo; s325o. Tel Dec.
l493-W.
ai8 18th ST. NW.-oNE ROOM, KITCHEN.
dinette, shower bath. free Frigidaire; nicely
furnished to suit tenant; reasonable rent.
See resident manager.
ROCK CREEK APIS (OFF $500 N H.
ave Coy. clean. 2 rms, kit. bath; Frigid.;
near everything; reduced. Col. O643.
PETWORTH. sl4 SHEPHERD ST.-CLOsE-
in entire End A.; lovely rms: complete
eas. cleo. Frig.; garage: s75. Ad 6463.
col. HEIGHTS. 1899 BELMONT ST.-NEAR
park, schools. stores. cars; l OF 2 rms,
kit bath. frig.. porch; reas. Col n6t3.
DOWNTOWN-CLEAN, QUIET. COMFORT,
well fur. rms. or suite, bath; also r., X, b.;
phone. cont. h. w; reas.; adults. l7lI DE
Sales
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TABLE BOARD.

FAMILY STYLE-Meat, 3-4 vegetables, salad,
dessert: $40 breakfasts; SIS dinners, month.
l75l Kibourne pl. NV. Col. 1854.
Evening star., 1932-08-21

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, 36l1 Van Ness
st.-Large front room. bath with shower
or smaller room for gentleman Hot water,
phone; private family After 6 22s
Evening star., 1932-08-21

THE GRALYN, l745 N N.W.-Former EN-.
bassy, III exclusive section; newly furnished
and decorated: all outside rooms; S4.5 to
$3.50 week; transients, 81 up. ga
Evening star., 1932-08-21

1882 MASS AVE. The Cumberland-At-
tractive, well furnished room; refined sur
IoundingS; conv. cars, bus, walking dist.
Govt. bldgs
Evening star., 1932-08-21

3l3 COURT HOUSE RID, in beautiful Lyon
VillaGe-I0-room house, four he'd rooms, two
car garage, two lavatories. Frigidaire. fire.
place. large. lawn. l5a cooler than Wash
WIN ren: whole or part Individual rooms
ard board If desired Commute bus service
10 Washington, 1ll2c fare Phone Claren-
G0n l0I0
Evening star., 1932-08-21
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1901 CALVERT ST. NV, Apt; 25-corner
furnished room windows. 3 exposures;
next to bath; unlimited phone; private fam
iIv Col 24s9 al
Evening star., 1932-08-21

AZ VERMONT AVE.-ONE ROOM AND
tchenette. 81 per week; light, gas and
Evening star., 1932-08-21

1915 CLIFTON NV. APT. "a; OPP; Central
large closet, next bath with two ladies:
ami: use piano; privileges; prefer 2 school
girls or employed woman. "a block l4tn
q Col Qn7Q-1 2ls
Evening star., 1932-08-21

1915 FAIRMONT-Large front rm., win
dows. so exp, twin beds, 2 closets, S25,
also single; i. h. ", unlimited phone. Col
Evening star., 1932-08-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Downtown Furnished Apis.
UNUSUALLY Low RENTS.
CORCORAN COURTS.
COR gard AND SITS. NV.
Overlooking Lincoln Memorial.
Adjacent to Potomac Park.
Quiet Neighborhood.
FREE FRIGIDATRE CURRENT.
s57 750-Comfortably furnished apartment
consisting of reception hall, large living
room dressing closet with Murphy bed.
kitchen and bath with built-in tub and
shower.
$7750-Well furnished apartment consist
ing of reception hall. large living room,
dressing closet with Murphy bed. bed room,
dinette, kitchen and tiled bath with built-in
tub and shower.
Apartments open and Lighted Until 10 PM
See Manager Nat. 6a33
Evening star., 1932-08-21

SACRIFICE RATES.
FASHIONABLE FUR. APTS.
l RM., $40; 2 RMS, $50; 3 RMS. $40.
Best NV, elevator. switchboard building:
large rooms. tiled bath; neatly furn.; refrig-
Grafton: walking dist. downtown. Pot. 1900.
DOWNTOWN FUR. APTS., S45
Cool marble bldg, elev, large rooms
save car fare. 1924 K NV. Nat. 5437.
COLORED-2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND
bath. gas and electric heat. to respectable
tenant. Call 1928 Corcoran ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-08-21

2 UNFUR. ROOMS. semi-bath. in NV. sec
tion Needed for storage purposes mostly. as
couple are away most Of time. Must be very
reasonable. Address Box 369M. Star ONCE.
LADY desires cool quiet room. running
Evening star., 1932-08-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1905 MASS. AVE NE-LIVING RM. BED
rm.. kitchen and bath; ami: phone; suit
able for couple; near Lincoln PIX; priv. fam.
10
The Washington times., 1932-01-18
By Jack Lait

glaring at him. IF I steered
one of the Dopey Boys I didn't
know him from any of the other
men who you introduced me to.
I don't know anything about
that Dopey affair"
well. 1 don't either" yawned
Belmonte. But you see, the
word has been passed out-oh,
maybe by some stool who plays
the game both ways-that Dopey
was steered by one O. my blondes.
That won't be nice when the
dicks get the gals. name-will
it?"
Damn you, Belmonte-you'Ve
double-teamed mel"
"Me?" and a hurt expression
passed over Belmonte'S fat,
greasy face. me? Do you
think I'd frame a dame? I play
the game with bigger cards than
queens. But think it over"
We'll, what do you want, Bel
monte?" asked Daisy hopelessly.
"Nothing-nothing-I'd just
like to help along that boy
friend of yours. Why, he don't
make enough now to buy you
nice things-on a square cop
per'S salary-proof!"
Continued Tomorrow -
The Washington times., 1932-01-18

CONTINUED from Magazine PGge)
the bare office where Fightin'
Jim Fitzpatrick had picked him
UP week before. Heavy velvet
draperies, huge plush over
stuffed chairs, soft Oriental
prayer rugs, paintings in mas
sive gold frames with little
shadow-lights above them. soft,
colored diffused lights - thus
was appointed the Big Boys
throne room.
Daisy Beaumont seemed lost
in a gargantuan chair sitting
directly in front of Belmonte
on his throne. Trinity attired
in a blue tailored suit and
saucy little hat with a red
feather, she sat, hands folded
in her lap, waiting for Bel
monte to speak. When she had
been ushered in he had merely
nodded and majeStically waved
his hand to her seat.
It am informed" he said at
length in a lazy, Indifferent
voice, that Jim Fitzpatrick's
brother, Ed, has tumbled for
my little secretary"
The Washington times., 1932-01-18
Put An End
To Eczema
Tortured Skin
Remedy That Costs But Little
At Any Drug Store Never
DisappOints

When your skin itches and is
fiery and eczema tortures you night
and day why not go to your drug,
gist and get 35 cent box of Peter
sons Ointment?
For many years its mighty heal
ing power has been of great benefit
to sufferers from eczema and we
are sure that one box will prove it
to you.
Read what Temple Carter OF
Gary. Ind, writes-It proves what
a blessing Peterson's Ointment Is
for skin troubles.
"My whole face was ruined with
livid splashes. blackheads and
patches. l could get no relief from
anything I used. After using the
sample box of Peterson's Ointment
the ugly skin began to disappear.
so 1 got a box from my druggist.
My skin is now like glass. smooth
and clear, and l look like did IS
years ago. With pleasure you are
permitted to publish these wonder
full results. cannot praise Peter.
sons Ointment enough. I hope
this will help all skin sufferers"
The Washington times., 1932-01-18

about your affairs-and what
little I do know I've long ago
forgot. You say, once in,
always in. The cops say, once
in, always in. Can't a girl go
straight? Just because some
dirty SkunkS Jammed her does
she always have to lead the
life of crook? The cops say,
DO this for us, or We'll do
that to you.' You say the same
thing. I'm not a crook and I'm
The Washington times., 1932-01-18
Senators to Talk
Of MOOney Appeal

U. S. Senators, ministers, labor
leaders and other speakers will
take part next Sunday night at
the mass meeting here called in
behalf of Tom Mooney and War
rem Billings. California la bor
leaders, now serving their six
teenth year on alleged perjured
testimony.
Senators Gerald Nye, David
Walsh and Thomas Schall will
be among the speakers in the
new Friends Meeting House on
Florida Avenue. Inward Heating,
EDITOR Of LAb0A TW preside.
The Washington times., 1932-01-18

we're heading for?"
cts as hot as Hades to-
night" sighed Laurel. Can this
den of whoopie be much hot
ter?"
A Hot Spot
wait till you've seen it," said
Schumph, we'll pleased to be the
center Of attention.
"Sepia Showfolk, you mean?"
asked Imogen languidly. She
felt sleepy now she was inside
the machine.
The Washington times., 1932-01-18
The Spine-TingIing Thrill Story Of 1882

not in any racket. If I hap.
pen to meet a cop and I like
him and he likes me-ain't we
both human beings?"
"I think it's great idea for
the cop liking you, Daisy" said
Belmonte, taking an interest in
his stogle. But I don't care so
much about you liking the cop
get me?
once again his eyes turned on
her, but this time the lids mar
rowed a bit. Then Belmonte
The Washington times., 1932-01-18

shrugged again, and began to
smoke.
But" she blurted.
Belmonte raised pudgy hand
and a huge diamond Scintillated
in the vari-colored light.
I'm runnin' my own show"
he said, "I don't take any inter
ference from cops-and GER
tainly not from molls-what
might know a thing or two
about the Dopey Boys"
You're a iar!' cried Daisy,
The Washington times., 1932-01-18
"BEAST OF THE CITY"

Former secretary" calmly
corrected Daisy, smiling.
Belmonte merely shrugged
and the stogie went to his
mouth once more.
Don't you know" he con-
tinued, letting his large, sad
eyes rest upon her, that once
in, always in-it's the law"
Listen, Belmonte" exclaimed
Daisy, bobbing to an upright
position, II don't know much
The Washington times., 1932-01-18
By May Christie

eyes. Hot numbers, all Of
'em."
Hum! Ho!' She yawned.
Shaking a mean scanty?"
About as much as you wore
tonight"
"Well, right now I'm hardly
wearing anything!"
Suddenly the rain began.
Presently it came down in
torrents. The taxi Skidded as
it turned into West Houston
Street.
The Washington times., 1932-01-18

They drew up at the rem
devious called Hot Toes"
The dance floor seemed no
bigger than a postage stamp.
The place was crowded.
Sammy Schumph handed
the head-waiter a SIS bill to
find a table for his party.
Bacon and eggs for four.
Come on, you've got to eat
something" to Imogen.
Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1932-01-18
HIGH SPEED GIRL

Continued from Magazine Page)
tony crowd go there. It keeps
open till morning"
"Okay with mel" cried Imo-
gen.
Say, Freddie, how and when
are we going to get homer"
"Oh, forget the slumber,
Laurel!"
The four shot down in the
elevator, and on a side street
off Park Avenue found a taxi.
What kind Of a dive is this
The Washington times., 1932-01-18

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St., New York city.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-21
IS Congressman Who
Employed Relatives
Lose Posts This Year

Washington,-At least So congress
men who have had relatives on the
public pay roll within the last two
years are going out of the house of
representatives.
They either have retired voluntarily
or have been defeated in primary cleo
tons. A number of others are candi-
dates for reelection. Their fate will
be decided in November.
The family pay roll became an
issue in many contests after the house
voted to make public its secret pay
roll. This action was taken in response
to widespread protests following pub
LEGATION by the United Press last
spring of numerous instances of en-
ployment of wives, children, in-laws,
and absentees. More than 100 cases
were disclosed in which congressman
had hired persons bearing their own
family names. Many cases involving
dissimilar names and absentee en-
ployes may never be discovered.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-21
Walter Lippman, Well
Known Independent And
Newspaper Man FavOrs
Franklin d. Roosevelt

Walter Lippman, journalist and In
dependent, will vote for Roosevelt.
Mr.. Lippman said that he believes
that only with the election of the
Democrat can the nation expect an
orderly government in 1888.
'The consideration which clinches
the argument in my mind Is that only
by the election of Roosevelt does
there appear to be any prospect what
ever of orderly government in the
next two years. Should Mr.. Hoover be
elected, there is no chance now in
sight that he will command working
majority in either branch of Congress.
The Senate, by the manner in which
vacancies occur this year, is certain
to be Democratic; the House, judging
by every indication, is certain not to
be Republican"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-21
Electrical Engineers
Visit Safe HarbOr

Members of the American Institute
of Electrical Engineers attending the
Middle Eastern District Convention
in session in Baltimore last week
visited Safe Harbor on Thursday for
an all day inspection trip of the new
$50, 900, 900 hydroelectric development
on the Susquehanna River.
A special train carried the party to
the great plant which was built in CO.
operation by the Pennsylvania Water
& Power Company and the Corso;i-
dated Gas Electric Light and Power
Company of Baltimore. The party
numbered about two hundred.
On Wednesday the sessions of the
Institute at the Lord Baltimore Hotel
were devoted to discussions of .engi-
neering phases of the Safe Harbor
development and the 100000 volt
transmission line which brings the
energy from Safe Harbor to the sys-
tenn Of the Consolidated Company.
Papers on Safe Harbor were present
ed by N. B. Higgins, E. Hanson, A.
s. Loizeaux, F. A. Allner, A. v. Kar-
pov, L. NJ. Davis and G. W. Spaulding.
Mr.. A. F. Bang and Mr.. J. R. Baker
presided at the sessions devoted to
Safe Harbor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-21
Health Pamphlet
Tells Methods Of
Rural Sanitation
Chief Requisites Are Found To
Be Pure Water And Safe
Disposal OF Sewage

In response to requests from every
section of the State for advice or
assistance in overcoming difficulties in
rural sanitation, DIR. R. H. Riley, Di-
rector of the Maryland State Depart
ment of Health, announces that the
Department has issued pamphlet on
residential sanitation containing prac-
teal suggestions for solving the more
important sanitary problems that
affect the welfare of those living in
rural homes.
The chief requisites of residential
sanitation are shown to be a supply
of pure water and means for the
safe disposal of sewage and other
wastes. Attention is directed to pre-
cautions that should be observed in
developing a rural supply and means
are suggested far the satisfactory dis
posal of sewage and of garbage. The
subjects are discussed in sufficient de-
tail to meet general conditions. Those
interested in following the recon-
mendations are advised, however,
that plans for each residence must be
considered in relation to location and
to the slope of the ground, and that
expert advice is necessary when the
proximity of water supplies to pos
favorable slope of the ground or other
conditions, present special difficulties.
In the section on water supplies,
streams, springs and wells, as sources
of supply are discussed; the need for
the protection of water supplies from
contamination is emphasized; the con-
struction of dug and metal cased wells
is described; and the possibility of
contracting disease through polluted
water is pointed out. The essential re-
quirements of sewage disposal, by
means of chemical toilets, sanitary
privies, water carried sewage, various
types of treatment plants, outfal,
sewers, and disposal by ground alb
sorption are described in detail.
Advice is also given in regard to
the construction of incinerators and
to other methods of garbage disposal.
A copy of the pamphlet, which con-
tians a number of Illustrations show
ing methods of construction, may be
obtained by writing to the Bureau of
Sanitary Engineering, State Depart
ment of Health, PAIL North Charles
Street, Baltimore City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-21
Cracked Glass And Unsafe
Tires Will Not Bar Owner
From Inspection Sticker

Motorists who have bad tires or
cracked windshield or window glass
will pass the Save-A-Life inspection,
provided their brakes, lights, steering
mechanism, horns, windshield wipers,
rear-view mirrors and license tags are
in satisfactory condition, E. Austin
Baughman, Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles, said yesterday.
This year the commissioner will not
require drivers to replace unsafe tires
and cracked glass in windshield and
windows, in order to receive a sticker,
because he feels that the motorists
will correct this condition themselves
when they are warned that it is
dangerous.
However, machines having bad
tires or cracked glass will be reported
to this office and kept on record"
Colonel Baughman explained. "Then
if such vehicles cause accidents by
these defects, their owners will have
to face the evidence of unsafe mech
anical condition when it is stressed in
court"