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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

UNFURNISHED HOUSE. CHEVY CHASE or
suburbs Two baths, three bed rooms; ranee
or refrIgerator not wanted: oil burner. Must
pe reasonable. No children. Address BOX
3is-C. Star ONCE. 2
5-ROOM BUNGALOW OR SMALL HOUSE.
ami, low rent. Call National 37l2 before
pm.
WILL BE GLAD TO TAKE OVER APART
mont or residence for one or two months
while tenant is on vacation; with satisfac-
torv references. Address Box 267-C, Star
office.
EESPONSIBLE MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE DE-
sires to rent furnished residence Of apart
ment in desirable section for Summer
months; prefer 10 deal direct with owner.
Address Box 305-C Star office.
LET US HANDLE
YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES.
40 Years Experience. Prompt RemittanceS.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
10l4 Vermont Ave. DIST. o2lO.
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COLORFD.
732 PARK RID. NV

I32 PARK RID. NV.
. Modern apt. house; r.; k, b. porch;
phone Clev. 0379.
CCLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM. s24, IN
cluoes electric light. heat: hall entrance no
children; refined 1922 Willard NV
COLORED-ATTRACTI 2-3-ROOM APIS
lty included. 20l I st. NV. Met. s4o4 81
70 2nd st. va rms. e. b. elec. 1872 so
2i24 n w. rms & b. elec .... s28 so
l272 25th n.w.-4 rms & b., elec 1872 so
2352 g.,f st1 1oJi W. W., m rms. SIS so
.50-3ARGAIN-sI7.5O
Two rooms. kit. and bath Just papered
painted; near new market 1907 Md av. sw
FOR COLORED.
APARTMENTS.
1907 ~ st, n,w-4 r, k, bath. ....-... S.. 90
l426 l2th st. NV. 3 T. k. bath 49,. $3.50
is29 s29 l4th l4th St St sHd ki5 hat z
22ol 2nd n:w.-2 r. k, =. h. b. .s42 so to so 90
1919 Euclid nw.-2 r. k. b. -. Al 90 to $500
1879 si2. "a fvei ard bath b and bath g 60 90
1853 Fuller st. n.w.-3 r, and bath. 1850
I'LL Col. rd II nw.-Elec refrig on house
current r. k. bath -. s45 90 and so 90
III Col I'd. n.v.-l room and bath 80 90
CNHEATED FLATS.
IL Ia Corcoran nw-4r. k, b. mi $50 90
S 23ll n st. n.w..5 r. b, lat ht.. gas. IS 90
B. +. SAUL CO..
National 2lo2 925 18th ST NV.
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1914 CONN. AVE. NV.

Electrical Refrigeration
2 rms. kit. bath. .......... s4700
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2 18th ST SE

Electric REFRIGERATION on house cur
rert Resident mani ger
! rm.. k. b.. d. a. d. T.. 49,. $40 90
rms. ki.. and b. s55. 90 and so 90
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SHARON.

Elec. Refrigeration O, House Current
2 rooms, kit. and bath......... $50 0C
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NEW HOMES
goth AND BUNKER HILL RID. NE.
INSPECT NO. 4l08 20th ST, NE.
These homes are the last word in up-to-
date improvements; rooms, bath. sun par
lor. large porches, linoleum on kitchen, Gen.
eral Electric refrigerator. Detached homes
on large lots. with or without garage. They
are the Eest values on the market. You will
think so II you will drive out this evening
or Sunday and look them over.
ONLY $3.50.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 H st. NV. District 0eoo.
(ccntinued On Nex1 Pa1el
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1922 y ST. NV.

Electric Rf1r1ger31lnrl.
Z rms. kit. and bath. $40 90 & s42. so
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See now!' exlaimed one Of the courtiers "how
quickly the sun Of science grasps all things. 1t is
marvelous!" Much pleased the king continued:
His body IS not formed theirs and his head is
shaped for the storing of knowledge and the func
tioning of reason. No. he cannot be one of the
cave people" wonderful" exclaimed Gofoloso,
one of the courtiers. "Elkomoelhago our king of
wisdom, is always right THE most stupid Of u.s."
exclaimed another fatterer, may now easily see
that he is not Zertalacolol"
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THE CELHAVE.

THE GELHAVE.
In Desirable Northeast .Neishborhood.
room SdePt Fiiep.n MsnsEss ana bath Apt io4 $40 so
I Electrical refrigeration on house current.
| THE NEW HAMPSHIRE,
/ $500 \. H. Ave. NV:
room kit. & bath ........... s45 90
2 rooms kit. bath & open porch. 100
EfsEs ssTtdr k.ss.ot N %.nsssl h9ass m
THE QUINCY,
s11 Quincy st: NV.
rooms. kitchen & bath. -. ss2 SO
rooms. kit, bath g. open porch. s65.0O
I Electrical refrigeration on house
current Elevator.
THE DAHLIA,
\ 7OI9 Georsia Ave. NV.
Just Opposite Walter Reed Hospital.
Living room, sun porch. kitchenette =.
1iSins Sha Goon Goom bed room, sun porch. ''V00
kitchen and bath. ........ ....,. $3.50
Living room, bed rooms kitchen
Living room, dining room, 2 bed
rooms. sun porch. kitchen. bath: 5000
Electric refrigerati tion on house current.
! See Rec. Mer.' aisvats "nt. No. 1os.
THE ALLISON,
/ 4425 18th St. NV.
4 Choice Location.
\ 2 rooms kitchen. bath. ........:.. $500
/ Electrical refrigeration on house
\ current.
\ Resident Manager, Apt. 70.
L. E. Breuninger & Sons, Inc.
211 Investment Bldg. Natl 2o4o
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COLORFD-HOJSFS.

1907 Vermont ave. n.w-11r..b.a ami.s75 90
49 d 81. n.w-S r. b., lat. ht.. gas. 20 %
49I6 Deane ave ne-5 r. b. ami IS co
e23 Barry pl nv-7r B. la. hit. gas 81. 90
43I N St rvs r. b. stove hit gas 35 90
63l Picktord st ne-6 +, b., lat hit. 81. 90
1927 4th st n.w.-5 r. stove ht., gas. 33 90
1908 Eve St nw-8 r, stove ht, gas 81. so
"lSl 18th st NV r. stove ht -. 81. 50
lll3 N. j. ave. nw.-5 r. stove hit. gas. 80 50
o05l. R ST. n.w.-5 r, stove hit. gas. go 30
IlC7 ST rv-6 r stove hit gas 80 90
403 ST. n.w.-5 r, lat. ht.. gas. 2I50
4Z9 St nw.-i r. stove ht., gas. 2 90
coz 18th 81. n.e-4 r. stove ht. gas IS 90
23lS 9Th st .nw.-4 r. b.. lat. hit. gas. 25 90
835 26th ST. n.w,-4 r. yard toilet. 20 90
81 Goat aIlev W. r stove ht 20 90
% Madison alley n.w.-4 rooms .... 1880
25 Woodburn, D. c. r. stove ht.... II 30
B. +. SAUL.CO..
National 21OO. 925 18th ST. NV.
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Central-3 rooms. kit,
bath. $3.50 unfur-
nished; $50 furnished.
Manager on premises.
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2 rms. kit and bath. ....s49 so UP
Elec. Refr!g on House Current.
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T Nj IN T S.
APARTMENTS-U
(ContinuedD
2I00 18th ST. NV.
Elevator and SWITCHBOARD Service
Elec Refrieeration on House Current.
Resident Manager
2 rooms. kit. and bath. ....... 200
rooms, rooms Kit and bath. ......,. $500
RANDOLPH TERRACE,
5000 l4th ST. NV
Elev, neutrality-suspicious. serv-
zee. elec. refrig. and res mgr
2r., kit, b., porch. .S69. so & $500
MARQUETTE.
2l15 PA AVE NV
Elevator. Switchboard. Electric
Refrigeration. Resident Manager
room. kit. bath. :s45.oo to :47.5o
rooms. kit. and bath. ........ 67.50
PARAMOUNT
s2s QUINCY ST NV
Elevator. Electric Refyieeration Oh
House Current Res Mgr
I'm. kit b. dinine alcove.
foyer. sun porch. $50 90 to $500
2 rms. kit. b.. d. a. foyer and
inclosed porch =. $1,000 and 1900
2 rms. kit b.. d. a. 5000 and 625o
EAST FLORENCE COURTS.
2153 CALIFORNIA ST NV
Elec Refri~H-ation cn poUse Current
Elevator Service.
2 rms. kit. rec, hall and
Da'~ roc~s. t.itchenn:. recent,or hal, 00
RHODE ISLAND GARDENS.
go AVE NE
Elevator and secretarial Switch
board Service Electric Refriseration'
: rms. kit. d. a. b. $50 90 to $500
GOTHAM.
l94s CALVERT ST NV
Elevator service electric refrigera-
ton Resident manager
rooms. kitchen and bath. S79 so
rooms. Kitchen, reception hall
and bath. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
1924 CONN. AVE. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... s725o
s35 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Electrical Refrigeration
2 rms. kit. bath. s4700
1914 CONN. AVE. NV.
Electric refrigeration on house cur
rert Resident manager
! rm.. k. b.. d. a. d. r. .... $40 90
2 rms. ki.. and b.. $500 and 5000
2 18th ST. Sc.
Electric Refrigeration on House
Current.
2 rms. kit and bath ... s52 so
STANTON.
1913 C ST NE
Elevator Building.
5 rms. kit. b.. porch. ...... $50 90
l445 SPRING RD. NV.
Elec Refrtseration on House Current
rms, kit, bath. d. 49,. s62 so
THE sCHENLEY.
2l2l St NV
Elec rsir.os Refrisera.ion s.os on House Current
rms, kit, bath. 49,. .4s5 so and 5000
2025 KALORAMA RD. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. .s500 90
sFATON.
$50 r Ave. NV
8 rms. kit and bath. 80. $4,000
529 LAMONT ST. NV.
2 rms, kit. r. h. bath. .s47.5o
1743 p ST. NV.
Electric Refrieeration.
2 rooms, kit. and bath. ......s .s46.o
los 9Th ST. Sc.
rm, kit, bath. h..... 1892. so to $4,000
1916 w PL. NV.
2 rms, kit. and b.............s42.5o so
s5os 11th ST. NV.
rms. kit. bath. ANIL. $50 90
800 EYE ST. NV.
2 rms. and use of bath. .... $4,000
3719 18th ST. NE.
Electric Refrigeration.
2 rms, kit, d. a., bath. ......s5 $50
CHALFONTE
ZIG St. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.
rms, kit and bath. h.......... $50 90
1890 18th ST. NV.
2 rooms, kit. and bath. ....... $3.50
1915 BELMONT ST. NV.
Elec Refrigeration on House Current
r rm, kit. and bath. $3.50
2511 14th ST. NV.
rms kit. and bath. $3.50
PARTMENTS
cleo and cleo refrigeration. ......s s39. 50
ath. Arcola heat and electricity. -. 34.00
lcove. bath. gas heat and elec..... $500
3. rms. kit, bath. dining alcove
ing alcove and porch. s4lo0 and 1880
mt for Rent List
National 2l00
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"3618 CONN. AVE"
"14s0 CIRARD ST NV"

Exceptionally large rooms and closets
Frigidaire on house current. Front apt
3 rooms. kitchen and bath s67 so
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"sS0Q 9th ct NV ~

Near Meridian Park. schools, thea
ters and car lines
outside rooms and bath. .... S68 90
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1916 18th St. NV.

DELIGHTFULLY."- cool. Attractive apart
S5l so. Frigidaire.
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Cor. Conn. Ave. and Porter St.
Apt. bldg with electric refrigeration
on house current and elevator service
! room, kitchen and bath. s35 90
? rooms. kit. bath and porch:
available June LIST ............ so 90
) rooms. kit, bath and porch. IS 90
See Resident Manager.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE LyNDBERGH,"

Modern Apt. convenient to Govt
Bldg.
! room. kit and bath. din. alcove
and rec hall all.........S S42 so up
2 rooms. kit. and bath. ...... $3.50 up
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3432 Conn, Ave. NV.

1882 Wise. Ave. NV.
Vacancy of 2 rooms, kit. bath.
S45 up. Frigidaire.
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PALS E ST, NV,

Resident Manager.
3 rms. kit and bath. .......... s55 90
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kaNn 'S-SeCOnd FLOOR.
Handkerchiefs

Small Lot Mems Novelty and
Women's Lace Edge Handker-
chiefs. Were S1.00 to Sn~
$1.50 wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Neckwear

Wool Scarf Vests o.
Roman stripe patterns. OO
Odd Lot BlOusettes. H.
Were S1.OO to $780,. Wv
Fancy Wool Berets and
Wrap-ArOunds. Were 25c IS
to sec q for 25c) ...... AcN
Kann Street Floor.
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Mems Wear

Kann'S Second Floor.
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Hurt Books
25c ca.
A Table Of Hurt" Books, In
Guiding hurt books from our
Circulating Library, and chill
dren's toy books.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Il 3-Skin Jap Mink GO ~
Scarf. Was $38.... ~|'Sc
4 Red Fox Scarfs, were $38
to s58-
$l3.75 to $23.75
NJ w. Black s1sa caracul Coat S64
Was $128 .............. WV
Il Sealine Coat, ermine COZ
trim. Was S138. ...... Pos
Il Gray Broadtail Coat. c1nQ
Was S158 ............. %AOo
Il Pony Coat, kolinski CSQ
trim. Was $118.. ....... ~s1c
Il Sealine Coat, ermine Go
trim. Size IA. Was s68. %ro
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Leather Goods
Gloves

- Prs. Lambskin Gloves, 16 and
II button; soiled. Were s2.95; 8
Prs. 6-Button Glace Kid Gloves;
faded. Were 1895; 2 Prs. g.
Button Beige Suede
Gloves; soiled. Were &1 OK
s3.95 ............... ~O
g Prs. 5-Button Glace Lamb
skin Gloves, faded; were $2.95.
5 Prs. Beige Suede c1 40
Pull Ions; were s295.. A~
Kann's@Street Floor.
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l9c and 39c
Trimmings

ws worn ne'at Werf sei's; 81 So $ n 0p- PIC
so Yds. Persian Bind 90.
ingS. Was 75c to 81. Yd... NV
-2-Pc. Fancy Buckles.
MeEe w 81 % Sl'7' SOC to $l.95
Kann's- Street Floor.
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Toilet Goods

Odds and Ends, including face
powders, creams. lotions. per-
fumes, hair brushes. makeup
boxes, soaps, etc. Were CSo
39c to $1.00. Choice. .... oN
-Boudoir Accessories. puff boxes,
hair receivers. jewel boxes. clothes
brushes, n all buffers. 17c
g for 50c) ............. N
Kann's@Street Floor.
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ZH0MsumnS SaUe!AE2my Hnqay mGh@w0
Bows Wear

Odd Lot Youths Broadcloth
Shirts. Were soc to $l.00 o.
6 for $1,000 ..........
is Boys TOpcoats.
OF gray and tan wool $7.85
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Hosiery

-65 prs. Full FASH 1C1Lc
iOned Hose. AS is. -. ~
10 prs. Misses Silk Hose: 40
prs. Children's Long Sport 90
Hose. Sizes 61a to ia. oO
-115 prs. Mems Cotton 1Oo
Ribbed Socks ......
-85 prs. ChiIdren's Ribbed -
Cotton Long Hose .. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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lis Soft Hats. o1 IN
Sizes 6s4 to 7. Ea.. %A'oO
Mems BroadclOth Shirts. co.
Were 88c ............... wv
Discontinued Styles In COo
terwoven Hose. Were SOC ~N
so Prs. Mems Plain IN.
Colored Shorts. Were 23c AOC
Discontinued styles
aose sI,ee ~ ln'eF"'ven Wool 74c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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SnOrtSMPar

SpOrtswear
Al Wool Suits.
Were we eo s5.'5 and d2 Price
81 Cotton Blouses. Were
$l00 and Sl95-
l0c and 30c
81 Knitted Dresses. c1 90
Were S195 ....
-l3 three-pc. Knitted CD 40
Suits. Were 1896 -. P@~
-15 Feather Cloth Dresses, de-
tachable white collars. c1 90
We're s395 ......... %A'o>
Kann's-Second Floor
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.Jr. Miss Wear

IA Brown and Black
Street Dresses. Were
$1,000 and $500. -.
4 Br wn we e d
Coats. Were $780,.
IS Evening Dresses.
Sizes 13 and IS. Were
$1,000 ..............
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Jewelry

Il WOman's Elgin
Wrist Watch. Was G1A o.
S2125 ............
3 Cameo Pins in
sterling mountings. e1 OK
Were 1895 .........
. Rock Crystal 30-in. co 20
Necklaces. Were se.95. %cc
10 Necklace-Earring Sets, were
$1.00; 10 Rhinestone Hair COc
Ornaments, were 50c....
-25 Novelty Bracelets, were soc;
8 Clips and Pins, were 10c
QUO
3 Rhinestone Necklaces. EOo
Were S295 ...........
rs Simulated Pearl Necklaces,
were 29c; 35 Rhinestone To-
Clips, we're 39c. ......... AN
. Mems 15-Jewel
Wrist Watches. Were GO OF
$l095 ........... %o~O
is Simulated Crystal
Necklace Bracelet Sets. IN,
Were S100 ......... wv
Kann'siStreet Floor.
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Umbrellas

Kann's-Street Floor
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Goats

- "a s. Sport Coats. Were $7.95
u II p Dress Coat. Was S34.OO
$3.50 ............
4 Velveteen Coats. Gil M
Were $3.50 .... ~oO
IA Jersey Raincoats. Cd 90
Sizes IA to a.. ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
China
3 Glass Luncheon
Sets. 80 pcs. Were S1 CS
$1.98 ...............
4 Glass Luncheon
Sets, Is pcs. Were $l,5O
so Decorated China Plates.
ssea We5s % 2s' to 70 Price
Ill Cereal or Spice Jar SOc
Sets. Were Sl00. wv
-25 Blue Willow Grill COo
Plates. Were 49c. ~
Il Decorated Dinner
s12oa $O.4S
i Decorated Dinner
Set, SO pcs. Was GO OQ
1888 ...............
Il Decorated Dinner
So set;; aa 50 pcs, Was $3.50
. Decorated Dinner
Sets, As pcs. Were co 40
$6.95 ......... we
IA Porcelain Breakfast O7o
Sets, II pcs. Were $l.49.. ~
- Decorated Din
1. ner Sets, t s5 pcs. Sl2,08
. Jardinieres and @1 M
Pedestals. Were 1898. pA'OO
TvoirI Tuaar
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Pink rayon
bloomers with ruf-
1es on botto m.
Pretty styles for
children of 4 to II
years.
Second Floor.
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loan MACDONALD
TO MARRY SEPT. 70
Premier's Second Daughter
to Become Bride of Edin-
burgh Doctor.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, September 3.-The we'd
ding Of Prime Minister J. Ramsay Mac.
Donald's second daughter. Joan, to DR.
Alastair Villean Mackimon of Edin-
burgh will take place September 20 a,
little Congregational chapel at Wend-
over. near Chequers. the prime minis
ter's country residence.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Mac
Donald's nieces. Jean and Bridget Mac
Donald and Audrey and Rosemary e.
ton. daughters of Godfrey Elton.
Although both bride and bridegroom
are members of the Church Of Scotland
the Wendover Congregational Chapel
was chosen for the ceremony for its
size, since the essentials Of the mar
riage service are the same in all Nom
conformist churches and it will be pos
sible to adapt other parts Of the cere-
mony to their wishes.
Joan Macdonald Is 23, her fiance a
year older They met while both were
students of surgery at the Royal In
flrmary, Edinburgh.
Miss Macdonald was bridesmaid at
the wedding of DR.. Mackinnon's sister
in Edinburgh. Her engagement was an
pounced in September, 1880. but Miss
Macdonald said the marriage would
not take place before she finished hel
studies in medicine. She passed heI
final examinations at Edinburgh last
July and took the degrees Of M. B. and
Oh. B.
In college she was a keen sports
woman and rowed No. 2 In the univer-
sity women's boat.
Evening star., 1932-09-04
DIS0RDERLY CONDUCT
CASE TO BE DROPPED
Arrange to Nolle Prose- Charge
Against Paul Y. Anderson, Wash
ington Correspondent.

The case against Paul Y. Anderson,
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch correspondent,
WHO was served with q warrant charg-
ing disorderly conduct in his home in
the westchester Apartments, 44oo
Cathedral avenue, will be nolle pressed,
officials Of the United States attorneys
offlce said yesterday.
Mr.. Anderson was arrested Thursday
on a warrant served by Policeman A.
]. LOTUS, seventh precinct. His case
was scheduled for hearing Friday, but
was continued to allow the defense to
obtain additional witnesses. Meantime,
the defendant was released on bail of
S25.
At conference held yesterday, ac-
cording to Assistant Cooperation Coun-
sci Edward M. Welliver, q decision was
reached to nolle PROSE- the warrant
when the case Is called
Policeman LOTUS explained he had
the warrant issued on complaint Of Mr..
Anderson's neighbors In the same
apartment building, that they have
been disturbed by noise. The date of
the alleged disorders was set out in
the warrant as January !, and divers
other dates since then"
Had the case gone to trial, Mr.. An
derson said he intended to prove that
no one occupied his apartment on jan
uary /.
Evening star., 1932-09-04
LyNCHBURC SHOWS
SHARP TRADE RISE
Shoe, Textile, Overall and
Other Concerns Take on
-
More Employees.
Special Dispatch to The stsr.

Special Dispatch to The Stsr.
LYNCHBURG, Va, September s.
That prosperity "just around the cor
ner" seems to have turned the corner
in Lynchburg. for nearly all lines Of in
dustry here are noting an increased de-
mand for their wares. The pickup has
been somewhat sudden and 50 startling
has 1t come that some of the larger
concerns Of the city are getting piled
Up with orders and are experiencing
some trouble in replacement orders.
The Craddock- Terry Co., shoe makers,
the largest single concern here, has
been increasing its force since July and
the plants now are running practically
at capacity.
The plant here of the Consolidated
Textile Corporation now has orders on
hand sufncient and will soon be run
ming full.
Halt DOZEN overall plants and other
garments plants are being rushed to
meet orders coming in.
Jobbing concerns woke up to find
business returning almost overnight and
now they are extending themselves in
order to meet the demand for their
stocks.
The Thornhill Wagon Works, which
has been on q limited schedule for
months, Is planning to expand. Thirty
men have been worked for some time
and now the concern announces that
this force will be increased in short
time. Reports of an encouraging ma
ture are coming from the territory COW
cred by the sales force Of the company,
which includes the South and Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
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WOMAN FOUND DEAD
IN LAKE HELD SUICIDE
Body Is Discovered in Lake in
Hagerstown Park by Rail-
road Employe.

Special Dispatch to The Star
HAGERSTOWN, Md, September g.
The, body OF Mrs Catherine w. Sewers,
rs, Of Pickens, w. Va, who had been
missing since last night, was found by
railroad employe early today. 1t was
lying face downward in the lake In the
Hagerstown City Park.
A verdict of suicide was given by
Coroner Richard Sweeney. The body
was identified by Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Devore. who said the woman was in
their employ as a maid for two weeks.
note left by the woman indicated
domestic troubles caused her act. She
Is said to have a husband and several
children at Pickens.
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Church Meetings Planned.

ALDIE, Va, September (SpeciaD -
A series of meetings will be held at the
Little River Baptist Church. near Aldie,
Va, beginning September and con-
tinuing through the 18th. The sermons
will be delivered by Rev. c. T. Taylor
of Hamilton.
Evening star., 1932-09-04
CLUB TO OPEN OFFICE

BY q Stan Correspondent of The Star.
CLARENDON. Va, September s.
The Arlington County Democratic Club
will open headquarters in the Rees
Building here September 10. 1t was an
nounced today by w. L. Bragg, chair
man. September IL the Executive Com
mittee of the Arlington County Demo-
cratic Club will meet there to complete
plans for q series Of precinct meetings,
which Gre to be followed by mass meet
ings in various sections Of the county.
Evening star., 1932-09-04

Strawberries are being shipped from
France to London this season.
Evening star., 1932-09-04
WARNS AGAINST SALOON
Special Dispatch . The Star.

Special Dispatch . The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, September 81.
Raymond Smith, speaking at the quar-
terly meeting of the Alexandria City
and Arlington w. c. T. o.. held recent
ly at the Virginia Highlands Baptist
Church. told of the evils that would
result II the saloon Is again allowed to
have part In American life.
The devotional service was led by
Rev. Dodge Of Alexandria. The pearl
medal contest was won by Miss Flor
ence George of Clarendon. Plans for
the State convention. to be held Sep
tember rs to 20 in Alexandria, were
discussed.
Evening star., 1932-09-04
100000 Fire in Toledo.

TOLEDO. Ohio, September R.-
Five firemen were overcome by smoke
and more than so persons were forced
to flee when fire of undetermined origin
4 o'stroyed the Y. NJ. C. A. Building to-
NEht. Oficials estimated the damage
az more than 5000 900.
Evening star., 1932-10-09

Rockefeller City is growing The $25ooooooo project
foreground where its taller buildings
bulk against the skyline of midtown New York. The sky
scraper rising in the is the RCA Building which will
be the largest cce building in the world 70 stories high
Photo,
Evening star., 1932-10-09

Stage partners for half century. Joe Weber
Oeft) and Lew Fields, famous team of cofnedi-
ans. holding gold cups which they received at
a dinner rendered them in New York on the
fftieth anniversary of their association.
Q Wide World Photos
Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-18
By SISTER MARY
NE4 Service Writer

nF course the person who is eat
~ ing To grow thin will have 10
give up pies and cakes aud all
desserts beginning or ending with
cream, but she may partake of al
most any fruit ice. providing ii is
not too sweet. many gelatine des-
serts. most Of the "snoWs" aud
puddings made with fruit aud r.
ish moss or agar-agar in place OF
cornstarch.
It's we'll 10 remember. too. that
desserts made with yolk of egg
are. fattening. while those made
With white OF egg are not. Some
desserts are simple enough them
selves but their sauces contain the
damaging iiesh-produeing calories.
The home-maker Who wants the
same dessert to answer for Il re-
dueing diet and normal one as
we'll can sometimes solve her prob
lem in the sauce. Whipped cream
served with a plain fruit gelatine
makes the dessert pleasing To the
family. while the lack of the whip
ped cream makes the dessert pos
sible for the person who would re-
duce. A soft custard sauce can be
served 10 the family and omitted
from the special serving.
MuSeoyites of fruit - frozen
canned fluit=-alwayS can be serv-
ed 10 one who is on a reducing
diet. All fresh fruits with the eX-
ception OF grapes and bananas are
permissible. Fresh fruit combin-
I'd with the frozen fruit makes
regular party dessert for the too
plump.
Gelatine desserts can be varied
il the mixture is whipped with a
dover beater when ii begins to-
thicken. Whip it until light and
foamy and chill thoroughly before
serving.
Keep IN mind, too. that gelatine
desserts that are to be eaten with
out cream will be more palatable
if they are not too firm. They must
be chilled to the nth degree.
Fruit whips and souffies made
from stewed or fresh fruits can
be used if they aren't made too
sweet.
Snow pudding is an excellent
example of a dessert that satisfies
the whole family. The yolks of
the eggs are used for the sauce
which is not served to the reduc-
ing member