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Evening star., 1932-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALE-MISCELLANE
ADDING ,Y MAcH1SEINew IN ss ana rebuilt w,
ticn s25 standard Typewriter Co. 72' 10th
ADDING MACHINES; BuTroashs, Victor,
real barasin. us st. NV. Met ss74. ii.
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, elect. d. G.
current, r,s With stang ans complste go 90
ANTIQUE and modern furniture. Oriental
rugs; complete furnishings of old home; pri-
yste sale; Open every day. 10 am to pm
ANTIQUEs--Large collection; must be sold
historical pieces, r; E. Lee armchair, J.
Davis punch bowl. Gil Mass. ave. NV.
AsTe sdsE Sn ink aSs Ss o5o1s o5 dssmoor sss
lane. Summer reductions.
ANTIQUE DESKS, dresser. vanity. chest OF
drawers, Oriental rugs, secretary. chld.s bed
china closet. whatnot. pedestal. Ga. 1884.
AUTO TRAILER small; suitable for touring
or camping; well built: with without
camping equipment. 1894 9th st. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE reversible reed). chest Of
Park rd. n W. Apt. 4 49,
BABY STROLLER, excellent condition, used
few times. cost $3.50, sell 81: small tricycle.,
81. Georgia 0456.
BABY'S CRIB. hish chairs reed carriase.
also cart: dshwashing machine. new. So 90,
console Victrola "a 90; porch gates, new.
BABY GRAND PIANO and bench. sl75Oo;
used two years. Address Box 224-E, Star
ottCe.
BAKERY, equipment. Frigidaire ice cream
cabinet. cash register. large oven, French
range. chairs, fan. ac.. new type ceiling
large McCrsy refris. and Frisidaire. 800 10th
st. NV.
BATHROOM FIXTURES-Tubs lavatories.
toilets; lowest prices in town: coal range
with water backs. $40 each. delivered. 929
Florida ave. NV. North 3s2l
BATH OUTFITS Drick and building mate
rails. Come. to any OF Hechingers yards
for enrs asy neeei CT used ssra
quantities Of .aood used brick, lumber s2x4.
2x6. 2xs. 2xlo. 2xl2. IN ANY LENGTH.
sheathinG. flooring. windows. doors. SASH
heating materials. in excellent condition.
All used material is arranged for Convenient
selection. Visit our yards for the greatest
s!ssti1R e. bargain prssS aEsy
powntoWn-sth 5 and c sts. sW.
Brightwood-5925 Ga. Ave. NV.
BED. work bench, tools. child's auto, cot,
eSeap OaaS T Monday o'ha cev ss
BEDS dressers chairs livns room set, baby
wicker wardrobe. csnaries. cages. chest
drawers. 4O1. 1915 18th st. NV.
BEDS. twin. with Simmons mattresses. bow
end, $40; antique mirror, IT.. by it., sl4;
poster bed. new mattress. sl4. crotch ma
hoeany: elec. radio tubes, q. c., So: per-
tect Hoover vacuum cleaner s6. 65l B ne
BED DAVENPORT SUITE, three handsome
cash. 1907 2lst NV
o.erstuifed. used slishtly: exi2 Administer
rug, sacrifice. Apt. l, 146s Col. I'd.
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TEA ROOM. RESTAURANT.
Central downtown. specially suitable for
two ladies' TO operate; lovely surroundings.
OF early in afternoons and no Sunday work
The price is low: small Gown payment; low
lent. POSSESSION at OECt
5o5 St NV NV. ~ Me. Met. ssos.
BOOMING AND BOARDING. Paying down
31Ed ed h9g:e s9s5 ocD so rent Clean and well
terms
,oo, c. SEE Mr.. HALL. 49,, ,oo, .
FOR RENT-STANDS IN
NEW MARkET-5th AND X
$ I :. NV. S E.E, pen \
REALTY CORPORATION,
OWNERS, 474 X ST. NV.
METRO. 1888.
ExPERIENCEp REsTAURANT MAN WILL
SUBURBS. Kramer. SIS 18th ST NV
"A SURE BARGAIN
Roomins house: 9 lovely rooms, nicely fur
nshed' prics SEE ss7s SR s2pe powiER S9ER payment
soe St. nv Nv MN, l"IiHt Met. ssos
ROOMING HOUSES.
,ov,, We specialize & in the sale Of good paying M
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
s08 10th St. NV. Natl 47S7
RooMING HOUSE BUYERS.
BEEBE-H HALL co.
purehse 70" 70 have the ctys hs
inss Courteous service and honest deal
'ns a*asa MF, y0H REEpE i S99 Or fsf MR.. HALL. o
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HIRE-BOATS.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

F1SHING-Boat available from Chapel Point
Apply at wharf or call for reservation. Capt.
Green, Lincoln $685. 10.
Evening star., 1932-06-19

Cafeteria. best located and equipped place
IN WASHINGTON: give away for $500. cash.
Evening star., 1932-06-19

1880; car is equipped with 6 p.re wheels.
we'll tenders, trunk rack. ctr This car ie
IN excellent mechanical condition and will
convince The most discrlm!nst purchaser
Your car in trade and easy terms on balance
PARKWAY Motor Co, Inc, 304o VI ST NV
Evening star., 1932-06-19

FORD FORDOR SEDAN. 1890 CAB-Month
guarantee Price. 3l40; sold easy monthly
terms; Just overhaued. 1877 18th ne. Met.
025S
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ESSEX COUPE. 1923. rumble seat, new a.
vince. brakes excellent condition through
oCt Quick cash sale, s55. MI Perry. l52s
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FORD DE LUKE ROADSTER, LATE 1881
beautiful little sport car that has the
appearance OF new fully equipped. trunk
bargain for only 1926 easy terms Open
evenings and SUNDAYS Loefher Motor Co,
EnrG Tlee lers olh
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. I93o-An exception
ally hne car perfect in every detail. Should
s265 easy terms. open evenings ard Sun
DAYS Loeff1er Motor Co. Ford Dealers.
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CHRYSLER 62 COUPE, ls2s-RumbIe seat;
u " peflect shape; $50 Auto Sales Co 607
| MASS Met ~~' w.
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you want ct the price you want 10 pay
in our large stock OF small and low priced
cars Our lot display will hold your
Pay pa snd aISs rlsh, rsi sales Lee p Butler.
Evening star., 1932-06-19

FORD 1851 COACH: s35 down 500 per mo
Also 80 coupe. rumble seat; s35 down. sls
pe- mo Recorditoced Al Guaranteed.
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FORD SEDAN. 1881, ss45: small car ae-
cepted as trade-in; terms. Call Nat. 537s
between e and pm
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Delcatessen and lunch. downtown busy
secuon. formerly sold for $1,000, priced
nov S4.5oU
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SPF.CIAL!
C35 PER ACRE

100 acres of good level land on main high
way to Winchester and the West; long 'front.'
age as minutes from Washington. Good
farm and location for roadside and tourist
business. Priced for quick sale for less than
half value.
+. W. HILBERT, REALTOR,
Falls Church. Va Phone 308. 10"
LUNCH ROOM. DOING $40 DAILY LOW
RENT. SMALL PAY ROLL. MAKING
MONEY. $1,000 CASH. NAT 9255
ROOMING HOUSE. near 10th and XII
rooms. Price. 5000. down payment, s2cO.
ASK FOR MIR. ELLIS
908 10th 81 NV NATL 41S7, .
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FORD SPORT COUPE, .ls3o-Rumble seat;
clean as a pin inside and out This car has
been carefully checked for dependable serv-
ice and offered during our Clearance Sale at
only s2l5; easy terms. Pohanka Service,
ll26 Goth st. National O0TO
Evening star., 1932-06-19

Grocery. fruits. teas and coffee in leading
market good business, price, sl,400. terms.
Evening star., 1932-06-19

PLAY AUTOMOBILE for or 8 year-old
pedal drive. wheel steer. Steelcraft. good
condition: cost s35. take IS Also lady S
ting; cost s65. take $40 Call Col O4S5
POOL TABLES. all sizes. Newly equipped.
delivered and set up. $3.50. Genes. 319 w.
| IA ltO n pa1t
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ESSEX COUPE - Rumble seat. good cordi-
ton t-acH-.a valGe. $3.50: owner will sell
cheap 1910 C-i.tenden ST nv 49,
ESSEX CCACE-Late Challenger model, fine
orcer. 5000 Blerton Motor Co, 10 II New
Orp Crrr
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CChEVROLET CABRIOLET, l93l-Driyen only
4iooV miles; so slightly used that II is lust
nicely broken in; blue Duco finish hasn't a
mar on II not scratch or bump on the
rhaoes renoefs motor has been carefully tuned and
SHeckeu' equipped with SIX wheels Only
$3.50; easy terms Pohauka service IDS
zoth st. II ". National 0O7O
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!. CHEVROLET 1928 CABRIOLET: rumble seat
| Yery eood tires, nice appearance: only sl2e:
: easy terms. Triangle Motor Co, New York
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS.

HOME IN NlPRON Z ME =.
ABSOLUTELY NO CASH REQUIRED.
START PAYING IN JULY.
THIS is THE IDEAL TINE OF THE YEAR
TO DO YOUR WORK SUCH AS PAINTING,
PAPERING. PLUMBING, HEATING. CAR
PENTRY: PLASTERING. LAYING AND
SCRAPING HARDWOOD FLOORS, PORCH
ENCLOSURES; WIRING, GROOM HOUSE
COMPLETE WITH FIXTURES. $50. RE
MODELLING AND BUILDING. CALL WASH.
INGTON'S MOST PROGRESSIVE FIRM IN
THE HOME IMPROVEMENT LINE.
THE HOME DECORATORS. INC.
1909 9Th St. NV. Me-. O854.
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$l1o: Stuyvesant upright, $50; Steinway up
right $40 Steinvay upright, sl85. small
grand. s255: practice pianos s35; all in
hauling. pianos for rent. Hugo Worch, lllo
G. II y Es. 1879
Evening star., 1932-06-19

IEADQUARTERS FOR
GRAY MARINE MOTORS.
New Eltos: good line Of used outcoard
motors. l5ott. Mullins boat. 4-cycle marine
engine. $3.50.
12-ft. fishing skids. s37 Life cushions. 81.
left. outboard fishing skins. all galvan-
lied screws. $50: dinghys. s35 and $50: rs IT.
Navy hull; cedar. 5000. Best heart swamp
cypress, lie.
BOATS BUILT TO ORDER
NASH BOAT 4 MOTOR WORKS.
903 Water st. S.W. Met. 7l40.
Open Evenings and Sundays
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PIANOS. granos and uprights-Removal
sale must sell more than 100 pianos before
we move to new location In smaller store,
new and used pianos. some at less than
half price. all at lowest prices offered
in Washington. Used upriRnts at S25 and
up. players as low as s3s: terms IL desired
special offers for all cash. o. J. DeMoll 4
Co. l2th aNd q SIS
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FARM AND GARDEN.

EMMA; CALENDULA. cockscomb, scarlet
sage. plume celosia and marigold. l2c doz =;
hedse plants. " or So per 100; phlox. SC & lOc
each; hydranRea In bloom, 25c up j. E.
WEBSTER. 1903 Tea st. Anacostia
GOV GOV MANURE; best tor roses. lawns, gar.
1ehs; Garden dirt. Clev. l2l5-J, or write
Glenburst Dairy. Bethesda, Md
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BOATS.

BR1DGE-DECK CRUISER, Just repainted
ana ana reconditioned; owner leaving city. must
sell Call National $3.50 week days or CO.
SOFT: MOTOR BOAT. painted and over
hauled 9-ft. cabin. sleep two; fully equipped
raoio and row boat; S40o. Will sell half OF
lrace Tor smaller boat or car; name of boat
Dorothy Gray. See Sunday. Crampton' :
Boat Yard
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I. +. INKLE4 SUZ 10Th NV.
Coffee pot lunch. busy section downtown
nicely EQUIPPED real bargln for Sl.2OO
Evening star., 1932-06-19

BED-DAVEEPORT --3 handsome pieces.
olerstuffed. used slightly: Okla Administer
rug, sacrifice. Apt. !, 1465 Col I'd.
Evening star., 1932-06-19

FORD 1929 TUDOR excellent condition
good. clean upholstery ideal family car;
only sl95; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co..
2 New York ave II w
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FORD 1890 TOWN SEDAN; an exceptionally
good car: very clean upholstery. excellent
tires: only S3l9; easy terms Triangle Mo-
tor Co. New York ave. NV
Evening star., 1932-06-19

FOOD INDUSTRY
OFFERS PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITY TO
INDIVIDUAL WITH 100000
THE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION,
LEXINGTON BLDG. BALTIMORE
Evening star., 1932-06-19

ROOMING AND BOARDING.
Upper 18th Just Gem of a Place -
10 rooms. baths, garage, radio. etc. Prices
$3.50, 5000 down.
SEE Mr.. FOWLER,
sos St NV Met 6308
BOOMING HOUSIRhode Island, near
Connecticut; filled. Price, $500; small down
payment.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
DOOMED
FOR CABINET
POSITION
Virginia Ex-GoVernoI Also
Mentioned As Assistant
. President of U. S."

Former Governor Harry Byrd,
of Virginia, may be designated
as sort of assistant president"
in the Roosevelt administration
and as such may have direction
of such matters as public rela-
tions and patronage.
Persons in the confidence of
the next President, however, aver
they have not heard even semi
officially of such a proposal. It
was intimated that if Ex-Governor
Byrd becomes attached to the
Roosevelt administration it will
be in some capacity other than
that of a White House secretary
or assistant president"
Political leaders of the. Old
Dominion are boosting the pop
ular former Governor as a mem
ber of the Cabinet.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
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EXCURSIONS
$3.50 NeIu York
Elizobeth-Ploinfield

$3.50 Nsw York
Elizabeth Ploinfield
SUNDAYS. December and 1s
Leave Washington 1900 Midnight
or S:15 A. NJ. Return same day.
Leave Washington 1885 A. NJ. or
Sis A. NJ. Return same day.
$500 Philadelphia
$500 Chester
$2.75 Wilmington
SUNDAYS. December II and 25
Leave Washington 1880 A. NJ. or
'11:45 A. NJ. Return same day
"Does not stop at Chester.
S12.OO Chicago
SATURDAY. December Srd
Leave Washington 1880 M. Re-
turn leave Chicago Sunday night.
1000 Toledo ~
$1O.5O Detroit
SATURDAY. December 18th
Leave Washington 4:OS P. NJ.
Return Sunday evening.
$12.OO Cincinnati
SATURDAY. December 18th
Leave Washington s:25 A. M
Return. leave Cincinnati Sunday
night.
$500 Pittsburgh =
McKeespoTt.Br0dd
SUNDAY. December 18th
Leave Washington 1901 A. M
Return same day
S1.5O HarpeFA Ferry
S2 MartinsburG So Cumberland
SUNDAY. December 25th
Leave Washington S:25 A. NJ.
Return same day.
Baltimore
S1.25 Saturdays, and Sundays.
$3.50 Daily. Good for three days.
45% REDUCTION
Every Weekend until Dec. 31st
Between all points on B. & o.
system. Going from noon Friday
until midnight Saturday. Return
until midnight Monday following.
sffl:EYa: q 'sS -
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
ELECTRIC RA TE
IN ARLINGTON
MAY: BE GUT
Agitation Is Renewed as Sur
vey of 80 Areas Is
Completed

Fight for reduced electric rates
in Arlington county is expected
to follow release of a report in
Richmond, Saturday, of a survey
covering the rates Of 80 different
localities.
While Arlington county is not
mentioned in the report it is
understood the findings of the
group has prompted a number Of
citizens to seek a similar survey
for the county. There has been
considerable dissatisfaction over
the electric rate there and 1t is
understood the matter will be
placed before the county COM
misSioners at an early date.
Arlington county, most closely
populated county in the entire
United States, outside of incor-
porated cities, has a high electric
rate. citizens declare. Many feel
an immediate cut in rates is
necessary.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
DATA REVEALED
On COPEPODS

New England copepods consti-
tute some extraordinary species,
according to a monograph just
issued by the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, which brings out some
interesting data about these
little-known marine residents.
They are of small size and
nightmarish appearance, the
monograph asserts, and in some
species the female may be as
much as Is times as large as
the male.
Perhaps the most interesting
feature of copepod life, however,
appears in the readiness of the
copepod to invade the land. Here
tofore they. have been regarded
as exclusively marine, but now
they have been discovered in
mossy swamp land. considerable
distances from the ocean.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29

TINE fastest speed you want to drive
l. may be 40 or so miles-an-hour .. But
your OIL should be able to do hum
dred!.
For the oil that can stand the gruelling
punishment of 1OO-miles.an.hour is
better. safer oil at ANY speed!
The ,1OO.mile- oil-Culf Su.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
Housewives Warned
To Be Wary Xmas
C0nUaSSerS

Housewives are urged to use
more than ordinary vigilance
in dealing with house-to-house
peddlers and other doorbell.
ringers by the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association. The
warning states that:
"These trick operators are
on the job early this year, TAX
ing full advantage of the pub
lies new attitude toward max
ing their Christmas selections
well in advance of the holidays.
"UnscrupulOus fIy-by.night' So
licitOrs unload inferior merchan-
disc while the Christmas de-
mand is greatest. Last year
they swindled SO many house
wives that representatives of
legitimate companies are find
ing it difficult to sell.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
MARCH 4 HOTEL
RATESSA

There will be no boosting Of
hotel rates in the National Capi.
tai for the Inauguration and local
hostelries will be able to care for
all guests.
This assurance has been given
by the Hotel Mems Association of
Washington, Arthur Harnett,
president, to the Greater National
Capital Committee, Curtis Hodges,
director.
Mr.. Hodges said that tourist
business next year will bring
about $3O,OO0,000 into the Dis
trict. More than 100 conventions
have been scheduled for Washing
ton in 1888.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
COUNTIES TAKE STEPS TO LGHTEN TAX BURDEN
CO. O-Year-OId Blind
Man jailed in
Raid on Still

STAUNTON, Va, Nov. 30.
Charged with operating a still,
w. c. Cline, so, and totally
blind. was arrested with his
son-in-law, Ralph CorotherS
early yesterday at their home
near Staunton and placed in
the local jail.
Later released on his own
cognizance by Magistrate j. s.
Grasty. Cline presented pitt
ful picture as with cane tap
ping the concrete floor he made
his way thorugh the corridors
of the jail to the door where
he was met by relatives.
County officers reported the
raid netted a 40-gallon still.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
OFFICIALS ASK
BALTIMORE
To HELP
Commissioners Map Program;
Seek Fines for Auto
Violations

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 29.-Mary.
land counties have decided to
seek the aid of Baltimore city
in securing reduction of their tax
burdens.
The boards of commissioners of
II of the States % counties,
meeting here yesterday asserted
that they have no intention of
unloading" on Baltimore city a
part Of their tax burden. The
commissioners adopted pro.
gram which seeks:
ALLEGATION of / cent of the 2.
cent gasoline tax maintenance
fund to the counties for expendi'
ture by them on county roads.
Reduction of the legal school
levy rate for equalization fund
participation from 81 to 40 cents
In the counties.
Changing the State status to
make petty larceny ($25 or less)
q misdemeanor instead of a crime,
to permit trial by magistrates and
lower county costs for keep Of
prisoners awaiting trial.
Diversion to the counties of all
fines for automobile violations
committed within their bound.
aries.
Former State Senator j. H. c.
hegg, of Queen Anne's county,
named permanent chairman of
the group, appointed a commit
tee Of IL to make contact with
officials and leaders of Baltimore
city and to draft the bill for the
proposed legislation to be sought
through the State legislature.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29

nearly twice as great as the normal speed
ing engine for IA solid hours!
Second, when it sped for solid hour
in the crankcase of Lou Moore's flashing
Duesenberg racer. Under Official AAA
supervision, the Duesenberg roared round
the Indianapolis Speedway at speeds al
most as great as trUO miles a minute. "a
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
Fined for Lending
Rum DriUer License

Albert R. Myers, Of Baltimore,
arrested on the night of October
% in an automobile containing
ten 5-gallon tins of alcohol, was
fined $21.45 in Hyattsville Police
Court yesterday for permitting
another person to Use his opera
tors license.
Myers told Judge 7. Chew
Sheriff he loaned his license to
a men he knew only as Joe
who mad picked him up at Elk.
ridge and was giving him a lift
to Washington. The man said he
did lot have a license and would
make Everything all right" if
police stopped them.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
PATMAN SEEKS
MELLON PROBE

A drive for investigation of
the administration of the Treas
ury Department under former
Secretary Andrew w. Mellon and
passage of the 100000, 900
World War veterans bonus bill
will be started by Representative
Patman CD of Texas, soon after
Congress conveneS.
Patman sponsored the soldiers
bonus cash payment bill which
passed the House last session,
but was defeated in the Senate.
He dropped his Impeachment
against Mellon during the last
session when Mellon was ap-
pointed ambassador to the Court
of st. James.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29

an average speed of moro
than 1OO-miles-an-hour!
Get Gulf Supreme now.
There's a grade for every
climate. Prove its ability to
take super-punishment. To
save you money. And to bet
ter protect your motor!
9i0sa. GULF REFINING CO., PITTSBURGH. Pa.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
BUREAU LEADER
T0SPEAK

Miles H. Fairbanks, secretary
of the Maryland Farm Bureau,
will address the Prince Georges
County Community Council at its
annual meeting, in Trinity Hall,
Upper Marlboro, December 13.
Walter Grimes, president of the
Prince Georges County Board of
Commissioners, also will address
the meeting.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
DR.. JAEGER TO SPEAK

DR.. Walter H E. Jaeger will
address the Graduate Club Of
the University of Maryland at
its joint meeting with the faculty
on December Z in the Student
Center. John Hueberger, presi-
dent of the club, says the meet
ing has been called to foster in
terest in the organization.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
s1,5O HarperS Ferr,

1I.UU KNdFVeFN FPFFY
&2 MartinsburG So Cumberland
SUNDAY. December 25th
Leave Washington S:25 A. NJ.
Return same day.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29

preme-gives you a margin
of safety. 1t gives extra pro-
lection. 1t has extra ability
to halt motor wear.
And Gulf Supreme has
twice proved its ability to
, take super.punishment 20.
First, when it itsuccessfully
fabricated a motor at a heat
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
STORM SWEEPS
I NORTHWARD

Northeast storm warnings were
ordered from Block Island, r. l.,
to Eastport, Me-, at $50 a. m. by
the Weather Bureau today, fol.
lowing a reported disturbance Of
considerable intensity central ap.
proximately 200 miles north of
Bermuda and moving rapidly
northward.
The Washington times., 1932-06-14
G|RLH|kESHERE
IN OVERALLS

Attired in mems overalls and
a blue jumper shirt, an extremely
pretty girl, who said she was
Majorie Schanks. 20. of Cincin-
natl, was found wandering aim
lessly on Pennsylvania Avenue
near Fourteenth Street North
west by police early today. She
was taken to the House OF Deten-
ton.
She said she had hitch-hiked
here and was en- route to the
home of her sister in West Vlr-
ginia. She said she arrived here
last midnight and walked around
the streets until the police found
her.
The girl seemed dazed under
police questioning. She said she
couldn't remember her exact ad-
dress in Cincinnati nor the ad'
dress of her sister in West Vlr-
ginia.
In addition to the overalls, she
wore a white panama hat, sneak
ers and black kid gloves. She
donned that costume, she told po-
lice, because she thought it the
proper garb for a hitch-hlker.
The Washington times., 1932-06-14
What's Doing
When and Where

Recital-Mrs. Alwilda Matlock,
g p. M, Mayflower Hotel.
Meeting-District of Columbia
Bar Association, all day and eve
ming, Mayflower Hotel,
Tournament - Duplicate Con-
tract, 8 p. m., Carlton Hotel.
Meeting-District Of Columbia
Pharmaceutical Association, 8
D. m, Raleigh Hotel.
Convention-American Institute
of Homeopathy, all day, Hotel
Washington.
Meeting-Society for Philosoph-
ical inquiry, 4:45 p. m, New Ma.
tional Museum.
Meeting-Golden Rule Club, 8
p. m, Hamilton Hotel.
Meeting-Takoma Park Citi.
zenS Association, 8 p. m, Takoma
branch Of the Public Library.
Card Party-Hope Lodge. No. 7,
Shepherds of Bethlehem, p. M,
Fourteenth and P Streets South
east.
Meeting-DiviSion No. Z, Ladies'
Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hiber.
mans, p. m, Sears-Roebuck Art
Gallery, 1106 Connecticut Ave,
n w.
Nee ting Sixteenth Street
Heights Citizens Association,
p. M, Northminster Chapel,
Alaska Avenue and Kalmia Road.
Meeting-D. c. Pharmaceutical
Association, 8 p. m, Raleigh
Hotel.
Card Party-St. James Cath
Ollie Church, $50 p. m, Mount
Rainier. Md.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Teachers
Union, Local 27, p. M, Phyllis
Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
Dinner Meeting-Civitan Club,
$50 p. M, Washington Country
Club.
Meeting - Observation-Disclosures
Business Association, 8 p. M,
Burroughs Community Center.
Meeting-Junior Air Legion,
8 D. M. Thomson Community
Center.
The Washington times., 1932-06-14
AL TOS WANTED.
FOR GREY VETS

The committee on arrange
ments for the Confederate vet
erans' parade, to be held here
June Is at 10 a. M, has requested
Washingtonians to furnish auto
mobiles to transport the old sol
diers in the line of march and
later to Manassas, Va, for a
picnic luncheon.
The high school band of Little
Rock, Ark, has been designated
the reunions official band. other
bands in the parade will include
the Army. Navy, Marine and
Third Cavalry units.
The parade will move from
Union Station to Constitution
Avenue and Eighteenth Street.
The Greater National Capital Com
mittee of the Board of Trade will
give a luncheon at the Willard
at 1890 to the Confederate staff
and aides.
The Washington times., 1932-06-14

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good used cars advertised for sale
today in the Classified Section.