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Observation-Disclosures.
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BRooKLAND. 34le 9th ST. NE:EsIx
rooms and built-in garage. Half block car
line. Good condition.; reasonable. =
4 ROOMS, K. g. B. IN NICE. CLEAN, COOL.
Groom house: large lot, shade trees Phone
Clarendon 5l4-W-1
family house, large, good garage; bus passes
door. Owner, 1888 Monroe st. ne.
34I9 PORTER ST. N.W.-7 ROOMS, FRONT
and back porches, h.-w h., 2 baths, garage;
rent, 500. E; NJ AIKEN, s27 18th. Nat.
garage: s77.5O mo. WILLETT. Nat. 1929
BUNGALOW STYLE; 800 I4th ST. Me-
rooms. bath, Just repaired; colonial porch,
long yards front and back; hot water for
bath and sink: with garage. s42.5 SO: without
it, s37 So Phone Dist. 1856 or Met. 1922.
See OWNER. 221 ST. NV. Nice young
couple preferred as tenants refs. EXCHANGED.
TWO NEW GROOM AND 2-BATH HOUSES
in Chevy Chase, D. c., located near schools.
hare never been occupied. VIII rent to re-
sponsible tenants at the very low rental OF
SS5 per month. Call Adams 1872 for ap-
pointment to inspect
1869 MONROE ST. NW.-6 ROOMS. BATH.
front and rear porches. large yard, ami:
S65 1851 California st. n.w.-l0 rooms.
baths, back porches, garage, a. mi; 500.
1907 EBe BR9P1E st' N.% s COLBERT NAT Nat. ss7s
CHEVY CHASE
Detached colonial brick, rooms, Frigid-
aire porch. garake. Wis. 4S34.
2I36 P ST. NW-9 RMS. b, ELEC. s85 On
7O2 7th st. n.e.-6 rms. bath. elec. -. 40 90
iS75 N. c. ave ne-6 rms. bath. cleo. $50
706 N st. n.w.-6 rms, bath. elec...... $3.50
213.F st nw-5 rms, cleo, water .... $500
4S0 H st. s.w.-6 rms, water, gas. 49,. 22 50
1902 4la st. s.W-6 rms n eP5 PATH gas'''' lS.oO
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
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WHY PAY RENT! -
senis9ei is99e sESy sSsd eson essooianiaI r. b.. h-ah
elec., space for gar; house In very nice con-
ditions Nat N408 or Adams '1aa8s
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RENT HOUsES-FUR. AND UNFUR

ATTRACTIVE. PARTLY FURN. OR UNFURN,.
rms, 2 baths, General Electric refrig., oil
burner; reasonable; references. Owner IN
spection 10 to g. 1928 28th ST. NV.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

NO 81 NEW YORK AVE NE. = LARGE
3;on Containing about $4,000 50. It. Of f0or
snace building runs through from N. Y.
oye 10 N ST. and is ideally situated on prom
inent boulevard and close TO railroad
facilities. ,v m.yrwn
No. 7s4 18th st. NV. Nat. 1880.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Spring pi, the Carlo)--Modern T., k and
bath. Frigidaire; large lawn; $50. Iy6--
FREE AUTO SERVICE
to show you our apartments. Day phone'
West 2O44; night and Sunday, Clev. 1871.
THE CLIFTON, 1923 CLIFTON STimFoUR
large rooms, hall, pantry, LOCKER. keIylnatoI
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE--ALL FRONT;
E5lsideHe sGnsBIei 1900 'Uin'' 5 st. nv -'c-e-'
i74O 18th ST. NW.-NEWLY .DECoRATED
3 and room apt, elec. refrigeration. sou
aud ss5 i7s6 18th st, NV.
THE NEW HAVEN. 3rd AND MASS. AVE.
n room and bath nom Ss0 ftfeheh fgT a5d ss bs6 @t
:65 t.9a' iss sqrn A,56te iS {FsS iog9 EsiFs "a
1925 18th 81. QUINCY APT.-NEWLY FIN
ished rooms. hall bath, large porch; con-
aonss sPsn GsatGn so4 ssh NS ST ss5s Esa' or co
THE BUCHANAN, COR. 18th & BUCHANAN
Also wyatt Apts., 4520 Ga. ave, s45-s63 So
batahL. oaiU ABBY y PERcY il. RUSSELL co. l7sl
K st. NV.
$40 COL RID. NV LARGE RMS, KITCH
ed ED seiafseu adults: SO mo. nc; 141 ~ 80
2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE, BATH; SUN
parlor, gas. cleo, heat included $40 mo.
THE wEsTCHEsTER, 1892 18th ST; NV
2 vacant apartments Of 2 and PED rooms; ms
Kitchen, recep. haU and patn, on seconu anu
Fourth fioors; moderately priced. S45 and $50
per month; excellent location; wen Kept
building. See janitor or JOSEPH A. HAY
DEN, Agent 3o2 woodward Building.
36is NEWARK ST, CLEVELAND PARKS
bed rooms, 2 baths, sitting room, dining
room, kitchen, Frigidaire; entire 2nd hoor
private porch; very cool. Emerson $500.
18th ST, NEAR COL. RD.-.2 ROOMS,
Kitchen, bath, ami; adults; S36.50. Con-
venient TO two car lines. 246i 18th st. NV.
i765 QUE ST NW-OUTSIDE APT.
large room and kitchen, next to bath; con-
tinuous hot water, plenty of closet space,
use Of phone; reasonable,
NEW WEBSTER, 440s l4th ST. N.W.-CoR-
ner apt, 2-3 rooms, kitchen, bath; low rent.
Resident manager Apt. 81.
90 r. AVE NE-TWO LARGE, BRIGHT
rooms, .kN. and bath; elee. refrigeration;
newly decorated $3.50 and s4450. Apply
916 r. !. ave. ne. Decatur 1877.
zs2s 9th ST. NW.-CoRNER AFT, THREE
rooms. kitchen and bath; $40 month; gas,
electricity and phone -
sRooM KITCHEN AND PRIVATE bath.
suitable for young couple; S35, incnldlnq
electricity and gas. Apply p. COSTA, 1861
A7kh IT. NV
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SHORE PROPERTY.

MARGATB N. j.. 7as3 ATLANTIC Avg
Ocean view; free parking; 50 up; special
weekly. L
NORTH BEACH, MD, THE SHADOWIAWN
Chesapeake ave. and 7th st.-Modern; cool
furnished rooms and apartments; furlough
prices. Sc
ATLANTIC CrTY-VERMONT APTS., VER-
mont ave. and beach, attractive housekeep-
ing apartments of to rooms and bath;
every apartment with ocean view; Electrolux
Very low rental.
ALBERT NJ GREENFIELD a CO.,
1915 Pacific Ave, Atlantic City N J.
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SALE--LOTS.

HILLCREsTLCoRNER ON 5Oth ST. AND
Alabama ave, on grade; all improvements
in. Reasonably priced. r. M. DOYLE, Lin
WILDWOOD ON THE SLIGO.
Parkway and other sites. Nature at its
best. Shepherd 3074
WOoDRIDGE-CoRNE Ls- WITH WIDE
irontage; water, sewer, paved street. Price,
$l,250 for quick sale.
j. DALLAS GRADY,
Dist. 9l7e. 1910 Vermont Ave.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE IN CHEVY
Chase, ID. c.. on a paved street; sewer, gas.
water and electricity; approximately 1000
square feet Of sround. Priced at less than
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1881 K ST. NV
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EXCHANGE.
ielghts or 6nepnerd Park.
SALE--FARMS.

NEAR 18th AND MONROE SITS. Nw.ls R..
wesley Heights or Shepherd Park Met. 2026
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sALE-HoUSEs.

NEAR goth K NW.-ist FLOOR HAS
rooms and breakfast porch, with nerowood
floors; 2 floors above have rooms, Win
mercial zone; cellar can be improved for
business: garage to wide alley: lmmaculate
condition: white or coiored. OIly sfSoo
p NJ DOYLE. Lincoln 5773.
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"a ACRES, SIX-ROOM DWELLING, GOOD
harm orchards, brook; nice location, near
Fairfax; $4,000. ROBERT GRAHAM, Fair
fax Va.
52-ACRE FARM ON STATE ROAD. II
we'll water; $500; $500 cash; real bargain.
EVERETT PUMPHREY, Forestvilie. Marl-
boro l8-F-24.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

English cottage, completely furn.; spacious
grounds large trees, profusion flowers; quiet.
restful but only 10 min. to town. 443T
KlinRle st. NV. Cleveland 2242.
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WANTED-STORAGE SPACE.

NORTHWESTERN PROP.
SMALL HOUSES. WHITE OR COLORED.
WILL PAY CASH.
MET. 2026.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSEs.

SMALL FAMILY, IN WASHINGTON FOR
probable stay of six months to one year;
would like to rent furnished cottage or small
house with modern convenlences, on a
month-to-month basis; must be in best To-
cation and within about 30 minutes by bus
or trolley; secluded grounds and quiet, coun-
try-like surroundings especially desired; 500
to SIS.
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437 DECATUR ST. N.W.-s70.
Lovely home consisting OF six unusually
large bright rooms. bath, hot-water heat
Electricity, garage; large rear yard.
l4th and K CAFRITz. Dist 9080.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE. FINE NORTH
east section. for colored; elec. lights and
h-wh Entire house newly painted and
papered; $50. so per mo. Acme Auto Finance
Co, 905 N. Y. ave. NV. -
CoLORED-6i7 PICKFORD NE. NEAR 9th
HAYNES, 4O2 woodward Bldg. Dist. 8444.
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GROOM NEW HOME.
60 lEn

$3.50.
Situated in good Northwest location, this
new home represents the utmost in value
on today's market. Brick construction. CO.
loniai front porch; living room, dining room,
reception hall, large kitchen and sun parlor
on first floor; upstairs there are three bed
rooms and large inclosed and heated sleep
ing porch; tile bath with built-in tub and
shower; oak floors, natural wood trim, large
cedar-lined closets and electric refrigeration
are some of the attractive features. Excep-
tionally large lot. with garage. One block
from car line An inspection Of this prop
erty will prove well worth while.
VIM M THROCKMORTON
208 INVESTMENT BLDG DIST. 6093
NEAR MILLION-DOLLAR PARK
Located on concrete street in good Sc.
section. r. b., built-in garage; row
brick house; h;-w.h; elec hwd, floors. new
ly decorated throughout. s7,450; small cash
payment. balance like rent. Cali Mr.. BOAZ.
West 0692.
$4, 4,500-MT. RAINIER BUNGALOW
This cozy home is only two squares from
r l. ave, at District line, is. vacant, re-
conditioned like brand-new and priced very
much in your favor. Has five bright rooms,
hardwood floors, hot-water heat, two big
porcheS, big lot. high elevation, pretty trees,
paved street and is handy to all conven-
fences. $500 cash and $40 per month pays
everything including taxes. Phone
r. NJ. HOOKER,
Metropolitan 1868
Evenings to Call Columbia OTIS.
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1O2 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.

Ss.95e-JUsT COMPLETED IN MARIETTA
PARK. BRICK HOUSES WITH 2 FULL
BATHS, ONE SHOWER; large front
and double rear porches; ELECTRIC RE
FRIGERATION, CLUB ROOM; hand
painted Sanitas on lst floor, upper halls
and bath; BUILT-IN GARAGE, paved
walk. beautiful oak floors and decora-
tions; The biggest buy for the money
in Washington. Drive out Georgia ave.
to Longfellow st. and east to 1st st.
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO 8 PM. BOSS &
PHELPS, Realtors, 14l7 X st. Nat. $780,
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SUMMER HOMES.
SUMMER COTTAGES.
COUNTRY ESTATE.

FOR SALE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY;
gentleman's country residence on Patuxent
River. about 50 miles from Washington, on
State road. Property has deep water on
three sides: perfect harbor: beautiful lawn
and shade trees; inexhaustible supply OF
clear. cold water. Improved, large residence
in excellent condition, fully furnished; IA
kitchen. cottage and boat house Overlook
ing one Of the most popular rendezvous for
yachts on the bay. This property presents
an unexcelled water view day and night.
Suitable for Summer home for family OF
means or club. 1t is offered fully equipped,
including sails and rowboats. Caretaker on
place. Details and inspection only through
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IMPORTANT.
We own the properties listed below and
take pride in their good condition and in
the satisfaction of our five hundred tenants.
many Of whom have been with US for more
than fifteen years.
MONMOUTH,
1919 G ST NV
Downtown-Save Car Fare.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath, $50 so to $3.50,
including gas, light and refrigeration, show
ers, ivory woodwork, light oak floors; $3.50
to s7250 furnished. 24-hour service. Resi-
dent manager.
FARNSBORO,
2l29 FLORIDA AVE NV.
Exclusive residential building within walk
ing distance of business district. rooms,
kitchen and BATH s60 rooms. reception
hall pantry, bath, corner apartment. $115.
Refrigeration; 24-hour service. See resident
manager.
FONTANET COURTS,
l4oo FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Homelike apartments, refined tenants; 2
rooms. kitchen and BATH $52.50; nicely fur
nished, S62.50. Refrigeration; 24-hour serV-
ice. See resident manager.
3446 CONN. AVE. NV.
CORNER oRDwAY ST
room, kitchen, Murphy bed, $3.50; fur
rooms. ms kitchen, dining alcove. bath.
$50 so; furnished, s62.50
3 rooms, kitchen and bath, two expo
Refrigeration-Res Manager
Moving-Mothproof Storage.
ETDET TTV CTOP ACE co
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DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOM ON SECOND
floor of 1871 K st. NV. Rent reasonable.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 X St. NV
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PHELPS, Realtors, 14l7 K st. Nat. $500
$5,950-BIG BUNGALOW IN VA.
pretty home of six rooms on one floor
fully detached and on a big level lot one
square from Wilson blvd. this side of Clar-
endon. Hot-water heat, hardwood floors,
cellar, big attic. all city improvements. va
cant and reconditioned the same as brand
new. This is a real home buyers oppor-
tunity and should be seen at once. PHONE
K. M. HOOKER,
Metropolitan 1868
Evenings to Call Columbia 07l6.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
froptfuuad }

935 K ST. NV.
Several 2-room apartments, also sleepins
rooms.
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semi-bungaioW nicely located; paved street;
near Rhode Island ave. Priced to sell.
Owner, North TAG.
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1872 BELMONT ST. N-W-ATTRACTIvE i
room and kitchen apt. large closet, semi
private bath. gas electricity, phone; SzI.20.
1908 L ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH, GAS
and cleo incl: reasonable rent; 3rd-hoor
hsrk phore Met C607
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LOCATED ON A QUIET STREET NEAR
Walter Reed and Rock Greek Park is this
well constructed brick and stucco home home with with
tains r. 2 b. fioored attic; maids room
and bath in basement Priced very low at
sl4750 torigiEally sold for S2l,oOO). Mlgnt
take small salable house in exchange. house
is in perfect condition and can be seen any
time by calling Mr. BOAZ, West 0692.
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SAIE-HOUSES.

NEW COLONIAL BUNGALOW.
660o 6th st. n.w-Corner; LIVING room l1x
IS IT,. real open fireplace. kitchen includes
inlaid iinoleum electric refrigerator. elec-
sric clock, electric ventilating fan. Sanitas-
covered walls: two beautiful bed rooms,
built-in tub. combination shower colored tile
bath, recreation room 15x19 IT.. large attic.
built-in garage Price only $3.50. Call
National 2o20
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. rms. dinette ard bath. $42.50 / rm,
dinette and bath. $3.50. Resident manager.
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
NATIONS HONOR
WASHINGTON

Since the opening of the bi-
centennial celebration on Febru-
ary % IA countries have named
streets and parks in honor of
George Washington, according to
official reports received by the
U. S. Bicentennial Commission.
The cities and countries which
have chosen this means of COM
memorating Washington's birth
include Sofia, Bulgaria, Prague,
Czecho Slovakia; Saigon, French
Indo- China; Berlin, Dresden and
Hamburg, Germany: Guatemala
City, Guatemala; Budapest and
Sopron. Hungary; Rome and
Florence, Italy; Riga and Jelgava,
Latvia; Bergen, Norway; Cracow,
Gdynia and. Warsaw, Poland;
Bucharest, Rumania; Pretoria,
Union of South Africa; Belgrade,
Ljubljana and Zagred, Jugo-
slavia.
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
CAR HITS POLE;
| DEAD, 3.HURT

One person was killed and
three injured in an auto crash
two miles west of Fairfax yester-
day morning. The dead man is
E. weems Petherbridge, jr, %,
Of SOFA Iowa Ave. N. w.
The injured are: Miss Mary q.
Layman, Frostburg. Md, severe
back injuries; Charles Norris, %,
of Leonardtown, Md, cuts and
bruises, and Miss Dorothy How.
ard, of 814 K st. N. E., cuts and
bruises.
An auto operated by Pether-
bridge ran from the road, knocked
down a telegraph pole, and then
travelled $50 feet before over
turning.
Funeral services for Pether-
bridge will be held tomorrow
morning in the Church of the
Sacred Heart. Burial will be in
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
MILK, BREAD GIVEN NEEDY

The GoodfelloVS received quite
a lift yesterday when the Vol
unteers of America offered bread
and milk to a limited number
of needy families. This same or
ganization is trying to keep up
with the demands for shoes and
has already filled several of the
requests made upon them by the
Goodfellows.
At the present writing, there
are several outstanding cases of
need-mostly for food, but in
some instances furniture is most
desperately nee ID, however.
Clothing of every description is
asked for daily. Phone District
$3.50 and have these cast-off gar
ments picked up and given to
someone who will put them to
good use.
In the furniture line, Mrs.
NJ in Northeast, needs a
single bed in order to keep one
of her youngsters from sleeping
on the floor. An oil stove is
also needed here, for the home
is not equipped for gas range.
Mrs. T of Georgetown
would be delighted to receive
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
What's Doing
When and Where

Meeting-Joppa Lodge, No. 35,
F.. A. A. NJ, 1880 p. m, Joppa
Temple, 4209 Ninth st. N. W.
Annual Conference-United
Typothetae of America, all day,
Harding Hall, U. S. Government
Printing Office.
er-Georgetown Clinical
Society, 1880 p. m, Hamilton
Hotel.
Field Day-The University
Club. afternoon and evening, the
Washington Golf and Country
Club, Glebe Road, Arlington
county, Va.
Meeting-American Jewish Con-
gress, all day, willard Hotel.
Carnival-Second Annual Car
nival of the Congregation and
Talmud B'nai Israel, evening,
Georgia Avenue and Gallatin
Streets Northwest.
Exhibition-Fine printing and
paper from European countries
all day, Government FTllClIls
Office.
Dinner-University of Michigan
Alumni, 7 p. m, University Club.
Meeting-Texas Oil Company,
8 D. M, Hamilton Hotel.
Meeting--Lyon Village Citizens
Association, 8 p. M, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Freer, 204
Rucker Ave.
Concert-The United States
Navy Band, 7:30 p. M, east front
of the Capitol.
Meeting-Joint contact commit
tees of the Central Freight Asso-
citation. 9 p. M, Hamilton Hotel.
CONGRATULATED States Marine
Band, 8 p. M, Marine Barracks.
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
HAND BAGS

1897 soc and 81 Summer Hand
bags-silks, karetols, printed fab
RIGS and linens: pouch, under
arm and top handle styles. C0O
Some are soiled. ..........
(28) $1.OO Summer Bags-white
only: suva cloth and washable
karetols; underarm, back strap
and a few pouch s. d9C
Soiled .....".........
GOldenberg's-Main Floor
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
FATHER DUFFY,
HERO, DIES

NEW YORK, June 81 US0.
The city was in mourning today,
for Father Duffy of the Rainbow
Division, chaplain of the Fight.
ing Sixty.ninth," and the most be-
loved soldier priest in America, is
dead.
The veteran, four times decor.
ated, and cited for valor, sue
cumbed in st. Vincent's Hospital
Monsignor Francis Patrick Duffy,
a lieutenant-colonel chaplain,
rector of the Church of Holy
Cross, decorated with the Distin.
guished Service Cross. Distinguish
ed Service Medal, the Cross of
the Legion of Honor, the Croix de
Guerre with palm, and holder of
a citation for valor in crossing
the Ourq under bombardment
while chaplain of the 165th In.
fantry, was known throughout the
A. E. F. for. bravery in minister
ing to the wounded.
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
BOTH Al, FRANK
FAVORED SONS,
SAYS WALKER
BY MARGARET LANE

DIV NktAESNIkANE LANE
CHICAGO, June 27.-"Who
Is the New York delegation 60
ing to support in the con-
ventiOn? Well, I'll tell you
about that in a minute"
Mayor Jimmy Walker. carving
his way with handshakes and
smiles through a mob as anxious
to exchange greetings with him
as the crowds of his home town,
left the Tammany caucus last
night hot and tired. but ready
to discuss the outcome OF these
feveriSh few days.
Hop into my car. 'TtS the
only place I'll be able to talk
to you without being mObbed."
He sank into the cushions and
talked:
"We're in a peculiar posi-
tiOn. People hint that there
is anti.ROOsevelt feeling in
Tammany, but that is absO-
lutely untrue.
PRESENTING TWO MEN
1--WE are presenting two men
to the convention, Smith and
Roosevelt, and the one is as
much our man as the other.
"They equally deserve our
support and it would be unfair
to give it all to one. We are
sitting back to see whom the
rest of the party want. If they
want one of our men--fine!
We're right behind him. Until
then, we're sending them both
out with an equal. blessing.
1--WE don't want any political
hangover after this convention,
and it's obvious that if we
pushed one of our candidates
at the expense of the other,
and neither of them got the
nomination, we should be left
with a civil war in our own
ranks about something that
never happened.
WANTS TWO-THTRDS RULE
'T think it's a good thing,
that the delegation came out
as opposed to throwing down
the twO-thirdS rule.
"The twO-thirds rule will be
q good thing to abolish for the
next convention, but trying to
change it now is like moving
the goal posts up five yards in
the middle of a football game.
It's a SpOrt-lOving country, and
we prefer to play according to
the rules.
Besides, there's the tradition
of the thing. We've observed
that rule ever since the Demo
cratic party was founded. You
don't destroy q tradition for
the expediency of a couple of
DAYS"
The Washington times., 1932-06-27

some rugs or pieces Of carpet
and linoleum and clothing for
her two boys, one 3 and the other
z. And Mrs. P Of Ana
costa could also use some carpet
or rugs, but prefers that her
husband could get a job so that
he could buy them for her. At
present they are behind in their
rent and are afraid they may be
evicted.
From Southwest comes the plea
of Mrs. l. for a refrigerator
and a bureau and clothing for
herself and her and 9-year-old
girls. Her husband has not had
steady work for nearly two years.
Here is an opportunity for
every Goodfellow to be Of help
without any cash outlay, and
also to rid the home of many
articles which have been unused
for ages. Get in touch with
Goodfellow Headquarters and any
article you may wish to donate
to the cause will be delivered to
the family you select.
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
CURTAINS

CURTAINS
go prs.) 49c Ruffle Curtains
With valance and tie Orr
backs. Clearance, pair at. HON
(S5 prs.) Soc Sash Curtains-Fig-
ured voile. Clearance, 900
pair at
rs prs.) $1.25 Priscilla RuffIe
Curtains-Colored figured 6Sc
marquisite. Pair. .......... WV
go sets) 69c Cottage Curtains
6 pieces, colored dotted 9SC
scrim. Set. ................
us prs.) S1.39 Dotted Marquisite-
Criss-C Cross style. Clear 7SO
ance. Pair at............ '0N
GOIdenberg's-FOurth Floor.
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
RALLY OF All CLUBS

The annual meeting and rally
Of the All Club girls of Mont
gomery County will be held in
the Rockville High School Build
ing, tomorrow. Morning and af-
ternoon sessions will be held.
The Washington times., 1932-06-27

(6O Boys S1.5O White Duck Long
Pants-Elastic Waistband. IQC
Sizes IA to 20.
C0 Boys S1,29 Bathing Suits
Wool. Sizes 80 to "a. Clear SQc
u2) Boys 81 & S1.5O Sweaters
Sport style. Sizes 26 to 81. 9QC
Clearance at. t..............
1867 Boys sc Sweaters-Cotton;
sport styles. Sizes 80 CSC
(8D Boys soc Play Suits-Also
junior overalls. Sizes to 25C
8. Clearance at.......... ~
n22) Boys S9c & 79c Blouses-
Collar attached and sport collars.
Perfects and irregulars. OSO
Sizes 6 to Is years. ....... O~
(e) Boys SIS Suits-Stout sizes.
18 with 2 60 OK
longies. ................ ~~OO
(2O Boys $1.95 & $2.95 RaincOats
-Leatherette, black or G7
brown. 6 to 14..,....... VA
Q22) Boys 39c. 59c & 81 BIOuses
Collar attached. to IL; also
white broadcloth neckband 7C
shirts. Irregular ........ A'N
(6W Boys SOC & 81 Leather Belts
with buckles. Sizes "a to OEO
80. Perfects and irregulars. SO~
GOIdenberg's-Third Floor
The Washington times., 1932-06-27
The Weather
WEATHER DETAILS

WEATHER DETAILS
For the District of Columbia, showers
and thunderstorms tonight and possibly
Tuesday; slightly cooler Tuesday,
moderate to fresh southwest winds.
For Maryland showers tonight and
possibly Tuesday morning; slightly
cooler Tuesday.
For Virginia, local thundershowers
tonight and Tuesday: slightly cooler in
north portion Tuesday
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Yesterday Today
p. m. ... 81 a. m. ...... SO
Midnight ... IS Noon ........ SO
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January 1. 1882, $50 degrees.
Excess of temperature since June
/, 1892, II degrees.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
sNce January 1, 1892, 2.27 inches.
deficiency of precipitation since June
/, 1882, 1903.
TIDE TABLE
Today-High tides 1855 a. m. and
3l9 D. M; low tides 9;46 a. m.
and 9:46 p. m.
Tomorrow-High tides 3:A a. m.
and 4:11 p. M: low tides 1O;S9 a. m
and 1887 p. IN.
sun AND MOON
The sun rises today 444 a. m.
and sets 1898 y. m.
The sun rises tomorrow 4:44 a. m
and sets 1888 D., m.
The moon rises today 1925 a. m.
and sets 2:04 p. m.