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THE MARDAV, s15. MD. AVE NE
One large room. one large dressing room.
House, house current: = $500 s. Resident manaser. en-
TWO LARGE, COM. ROOMS AND BATH,
all ais < Soq6 G5a6a 6ea st. n
Sisoes to Sq $3.50 W Skly a ssss M Missry rd pe'
THE ALBEMARLE.
kitchen ana bsa s4s
alcove and bath. .$65 and $40; 4 rooms.
ahoar s'oys sevasor snS 'a se1vse s9 Electric
s. SUITS and Sun
80 r & b. each. large rooms. @. Z.
agar. 4 b. each, elec; ice boxes; near
sfh2oi e. kyos 81 co 5ni9E sa1s sr f' Av. Ma
Kitchen. full size stove sink, contin. hot
water gas heat lishts use telephone; 14sh
R08ns sent sath ssa 30 HMH MoTth d9s5. Ea5nshed'
TIE CLIFTON, 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV
majors sass $751; hal" R6aRR os1sF 81 S!
25o3 18th ST. NW:-5 LARGE ROOMS.
0asa s5oP P0ff4 18th desirable outside looms.
wAyHg Isc EssueeS Sas to $685. sSa5
1892 QUE ST. N.w.-3 ROOMS. KIT. BATH.
FH1alDEisHi THos e. FARRELL CO. NATIONAL o7e5.
1922 N ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH,
ss1 s4vss snd fs psrc eeasns sg gas and ee'
1892 PA. AVE. NW.-5 RMS, BATH
1s; gsis ri IIyn: 5sS%s bath ssT 1890
%oa SnS Saeh eec ee reis jan serV etc $500
1905. Holbrook me- rms. kit. and 90 ro
a1S Satb t5th soser ne porch f stf :ec 5S $$5S
1877 i4s g. Good Hope I'd. IL s.e:Es rms. kit. ~
1aa 1aa }?5P Szg 5sf5 ais osss
1 ROOM LARGE, SUNNY KITCHEN AND
1d cs 4os
for appointment.
RESIDENT OWNER MANAGEMENT.
slG i ca BATH St bsd asn in
cluded $35 up.
APT;-TWo RooMs; KITCHEN, BATH AND
gerch home free gas ana
1912 CONN AVE;-LIv R.. DIN R.. BED
fsse Viii See sn Cd RS RSFeh
Ing. Large living 9oom' two v; A larse cioset
han SsIl. tilsd bath With shower a and , isii length
living condition. New Amsterdam Apt. 2701
14th st. NV.
$40 .OO-APT. 71O-SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
Walls dainty paneled, large closet with roll
away bed, Pullman kitchen, large bath with
shower and large mirror. New Amsterdam
Apt. 2701 14th st. NV.
S45 .OO-APT. 711-LARGE LIVING ROOM,
Roll-away bed in closet, kitchen with large
range, utility closet and ample space en-
closed for dishes and utensils, 6-chair din
cite with colonial cupboards. Bath and
floors and al very neat and clean. New
Amsterdam Apt, 2701 18th st. NV.
S42. .5O-APT 8O3-FRONT APARTMENT.
generous closet space, roll-away bed n
ps5fect psd; 4tS condition d New Amsterdam Apt.
1928 RIGGS PL-l RM., MURPHY BED,
dinet. kit, bath. S32 so. See 1anitor.
DES-ARTS. 1896 CORORADO AVE. NV.
Desirable apartments Of 2 and 3 rooms.
kit. and bath; all outside rooms; electric re-
frigeration on house current; moderately re-
duced rentals; convenient location. H. r.
SMITH. 3473 14th st. NV. Adams $3.50.
l26 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-3
rooms, k. and b. Reduced to $50.
Delightful location. Every con-
venience. Janitor.
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Observation-Disclosures.


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WHY PAY .MO1Ef
TIE LAMONT
fo 81 soS%: rSS%: :nd snd EAR: Dssh :'SSSso 'sS.so
,es1 ak E.nUat MStfs.Ds 4. Nv.
so:: s: Ia room: lso%: and and bath S:ss 's55SSoo 1855
THE CALIFORNIA
I516 California 0t. NV. L
THE BIRMINGHAM
2Gl1 Adams afiil I'd.
Nc 1s1 room: room: sns ana S:sh: S:sh 'ssoSS $3.50
THE CARLETON s
~. m i54l Lanier ri: NV.
Nc Nc. a rm ICONS an and bat bath. .s49.eoo
No. "a room. ann and 0ssai:: Bath: :: a5SS 5iSS
TEE CLIFEBouRNE 4
NO. S2-b rooms and bath. $500 S
THE ROCHESTER, s
l438 Meridian PL NV. IS
NO e = rooms and bath Sb2 so ts
NO. 27-1 room and bath. -. 27.6O
TINE PARKER e
$500 10th st. NV.
No. sos-s rooms 1sSms sna sns bath bath s7sS s7sS
THE ALAMO d
1923 18th II. NV, e
NO. 26-3 rooms and bath. $4,000 5
36I8 CONN. AVE. NV. e
NO. 1913 rooms and bath $3.50 i2
No 205-3 rooms and bath. 5000 S
THE DE SOTO
1900 Mass. Ave. S
No. 33-3 rooms and bath .S425O Is
NO 4o-6 rooms and bath. 65.OO Is
"A THE DETROIT
144O Meridian ri. NV S
NO. 4--4 rooms and bath. .S51 90 IS
TEE SORRENTO s
22S8 18th St. NV.
NO. 21-4 rooms and bath. $3.50
You will md by comparison the IS
above rents are unusually low, due
largely to the fact that you rent e
direct from the owners. AS spe- e
cial inducement the above apartments e
may be rented as OF Feb. I5-with the e
privilege OF immediate possession i1
but no reductions. Inspection may iI
be made at any time. day or night. IS
by applying to the janitors IS
CHAS. e. TRIBBY'S SONS e
Sf4 District National Bank Building (2
Phone District 47.8 e
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SALE-HOUSES.
IDEAL BIG-FAMILY HOME BARGAIN
Detached frame house. 10 rooms and /
bath. on lot 50x125; near 11th and Mon
roe SITS. NV. Priced at $3.50 for quick
sale. Lot alone Is worth the price as apart
ment site. Address Box 471-E. Star ofhce
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
rooms, detached, h.-wh. cleo, cellar,
front porch. lot 40x11O. Terms 500 cash,
$45 q month, or $3.50 cash. $40 month.
z: M. AIKEN EN- 927 18th st. NV. Nat. 1856.
DEPRESSION HOME. PRICED FOR $3.50.
rooms. bath, built-in garage, paved street
and alley; near stores. schools and trans
portation; real home in every respect.
PAUL P. STONE. North 747l.
MD. AVE. NEG r.. & B.. BRICK-ELEC.
modern heat, .2-car brick garage, excellent
condition. only S4.950; terms: This Is
$1,000 less than similar adjoining proper
ties. E. A. GARVEY, Dist. 5770, 1910 Yer
mont ave.
ALL-BRIcK DETACHED HOME WITH
brick garage on wide corner lot in one Of
the high sections Of Woodbridge Contains 2
rooms in addition to recreation room with
fireplace. Its many new features will de-
light you. Worth your while to investigate.
May consider small clear property in ex-
change. 2601 Newton st. ne. PAUL p.
STONE North 1471
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1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Gen-
tleman; large double room, twin BEDS un-
usually well furnished; continuous hot water
baths with showers. running water In room,
nlepty Of linen; $40 Q month az
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sos 18th ST. UNAVAILABLE BUSINESS
property; lot 23xl00 #, next to corner 18th
and F, in the heart of shopping and theater
district Apply CHARLIE 500. sos H ST.
NV, TOM POY. sos 18th St NV 3.
15co NET RETURNS.
New store, 5-year lease to leading chain
1000 cash required Address Box AGE,
Star Office.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

EDGEMOOR, MD.-NEW. ATTRACTIVE
hall, fireplace. full basement Gear garage;
plenty shade; conveniently located; reason
aoie rent See Mr.. LeFevre on premises,
OBJ ~, Arlington I'd. Wisconsin 4671.
FOR RENT-45 COLUMBIA AVE, HYATTS-
vile, Mo. r, 2 b.. large yards, ami;
$40 ROGER B. SMITH, 3lS H NV. 81
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SALE-FARMS.

WITHIN "a HOURS
can select large or small farm for you
that I feel sure will suit your needs-one
which YOU will admit is a real bargain
II Is understood of course, that you really
WANT farm-before you call please make
up YOUR mind. also YOUR WIFE'S mind
about this frst-now is the tme-if yov
self you will surely pick up one of the
bargains nearby at once
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Acreage. Estates, Farms
Suite T09-71o Barr Bldg Dist 1921
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CHERRYDALE VA-BIG. HIGH LOT: R
and b.; fine repair; city water; garage; hen
house. fruit. etc: worth S7,a5O; trust
S2,450;;. submit offer. terms. rent or trade
equity for city property. paying business,
etc. Trade specialists since 1896. 10 p.m.,
N. E. RYoN CO. 1915 N Y Ave- Nat. 1908.
INCOME PROPERTY FOR FARM. BART
LETT REALTY CO. 1902 ST. NV Ma
tional 0SS2 or Columbia 5oS4
WANTED-APARTMEN OR INCOME PROP
erty with one trust. for ground in Woodside
PARK and cottage and lots on Chesapeake
Bay clear of encumbrances: give full details
Address Box 46S-E. Star office.
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED TO RENT. FARM WITH
provements. in Prince George Co,
Write or call in person, W. NJ DEDWYL-
1865 Sheridan I'd Sc
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
VERY REASONABLE MOVING. CAREFUL
handling ALL STATES TRANSFER CO.,
90S Que NV. Pot. 4S07.
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WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-MONEY FOR GOOD 1st AND
2nd trust notes: liberal rates; make your
own appraisal; also want $3.50 for so days;
good security and commission. Call Mr.
BURTON. De. 0317.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
.(COntinueA.)

0OOSE0-UNEO O1N1S0EOs
(Continued.)
5000 9th ST. NW-sIX ROOMS, ANIL.
soN sSi'f II R.t sa5sss; 5ssa; sSS WIN. 4. HUrcHzR
Inst. h. w.; sfsasis reduced. sss5 %ilissTS Rd "a:
S$S S$Sa llth ! :, ST. sE-s r. B. AMI. .s52.s .s0
i$$ i$$4 ,a,s e i pS.s s:%:i Z ssS:s$ e
Hall = Bro. as 1sd4 s.! m Ne Lin e 1871. e.
TAKoMA-,LoyELY BUNGALOW. s ROOMS,
bath, p porch: . like new See owner. 662s LIST
bath modem bfieE ,ho%s: bSssiisss and d
aish Schools: reasonable rental; im%edisss
LoNEY, Ciev 76z9. ' ''' ''' '
!, B. 8 sHGHs. sH2ms. Z sss astihsMsse' indisns Ave.
i;ah ig4 18th sa5 ST; Sc. @ ! 60 SOUTH 0P EAST:
es a?!ee al ssos o
E!ins.C EIGHT ROOMS s1a AND BATH AMI NEWLY
mer. 373a 30th st., Mt Rainier. Md Phone
1915 BELMONT RD NW-LIVING ROOM
butiers pantry @ ana RICHES. bed rooms eSGm
sleeping porch. 3 baths; newly refnished
%ess aSaa nisR and sSndays csv
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. 13O g
st: seoSuitable member Of Congress; 10
elec refrigeration: garage. Ad. GIGS. 30.
1442 ST. SEC ROOMS. BATH, ELEC..
h-wh;, garage: Apply 4O2 Ky ave. sc.
GROOM HOUSE. SLEEPING PoRcH: BATH.
5 Ess5 fsho9,s;, street car line s1d walter
For further Information cali cal GeorSia SssI. Ss
4 ROOMS AND BATH. ANIL; VERY GOOD
condition; near Md; ave; ne. rent reduced;
only S3O50 Atlantic 0474.
LET YOUR YOUR RENT Io MONEY .oS PAY FOR YOUR
payments get deed and possession. to Mt.
Pleasant Plea e-T9oI .ns, and bath modern home g
painted ps floors ri Teanished. House now vacant.
$3.50 month takes 5000 Sth NV, cor. 9Th
and Madison; vacant; brick. ami. prac-
MR WRIGHT Rfs nes Nat seas9 9 fe ias ns
9l3 EMERSON ST. N.w.-3 R., B., SHOWER.
$50; ASH Illinois ave. NV, 9 T.. b.. shower.
ssS S 81 Eamton 1afso1 St St. nv nv
031 Longfellow st. NV, detached. r. b.,
IT,.
Above in Good Condition. GE. O179.
A Al LAMONT ST, MSw-e ROOMS,
1852 11th st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath. INV h.,
elec.. 2-car garage, $50 80
1892 Ingleside terTace-9 rooms bath.
h.-w.h., elec.. S57.50.
1896 18th st. n.w.-9 rooms. bath. VIII,
cleo, sos
1924 webster ST. nw-s rooms. bath.
h.-w.h.. cleo. S65.00.
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC.
1874 Park Rd NV Col 0s3s
FOR RENT-l019 WISCONSIN AVENUE
r.w., consisting Of storeroom and rooms
Rent, $40
HERBERT A. GILL SON, 1406 ST. NV.
Phone National 403S.
1920 G ST. SE-s R., BATH. ELEC.,
h.-wh.: suitable for two families. $4,000
Ills 4th St s.e.-5 r. b., elec h.-w.h 81 so
VIM. p. NoRMoYLE.
$40 St. NV National 2255.
23s LONGFELLOW NV ROOMS.
etc. only Ss2 so
62l7 Ga ave nw-S r. b., ami IS 90
1921 9TH ST. n.w.--6 r., b.. ami. $3.50
26l3 Brentwood rd. n.e-5 r.. b., ami. 1000
473 G s.w.-6 rooms. brick. ........ $3.50
612 L sw.-6 rms. bath. ami. ..... 81 so
90 7th s.w.-6 rms. bath. elec. $3.50
643 Keefe. n.w.-6 rms. bath. gar. 45.00
91S 9th s.w.-5 rms, bath. elec 49,. $3.50
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
ia 10Th st. NV. Nat. O353.
Evening star., 1933-01-30

COftNE!H BHICh-33.S
Owner forced to sell and is sacrificing q
beautiful corner home. facing Government
park and overlooking a wide avenue in one
Of the prettiest northwest sections. Seven
large rooms tiled bath. shower, hardwood
floors. rich natural woodwork throughout.
real fireplace, daylight cellar and built-in
garage Can be equipped for two families.
Terms low as $3.50 cash and S65 per
month. Call Dist 310O evenings, Ge. $500
Evening star., 1933-01-30
SALE-LOTS.

HOME SITES-HIGH ELEVATION.
One hundred feet frontage lust of Con-
necticut ave: some nicely wooded; mostly
$500 to $3.50. Call National 1897.
S1.1O0 FOR 5O-FT. LOT ON 22nd ST NEAR
Taylor ne. tWoodriGge). Lot is level, and
only block from bus
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 H st. NV. Dist. 1900.
Evening star., 1933-01-30

126 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-3
rooms, k. and b. Reduced to $50.
Delightful location. Every con-
venience. Janitor.
Evening star., 1933-01-30

GENTLEMAN retired govt. clerk, desires
well heated. well furnished, well kept room in
quiet home Of small family Of adults; no
other roomers; not above second floor; give
reasonable. Address Box S7-H. Star
Office 81
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BARBER SHOP. been occupied for past IQ
years. 15x27 #. 5O4 1lth ST. Sc
2O15 l4th ST NV -35xIOO; IDEALLY
adapted for automobile show room and serv-
ice A: Tsangares, 1906 Randolph st. w.
Phone Col 3l92
NO. SO SEATON ST. NV, NEXT TO COR
ner 1st, S25. 3440 14th St. $50; fine for
parber shop or any business. FRANK E.
ALTEMUS. phone Cleveland 317S
WE HAVE NUMBER OF STORES IL NV.
sw ana Sc: renting from SO to 81 900,
See the list before investing
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY
733 18th st. NV Nat CASA
Evening star., 1933-01-30

1923 RIGGS PL.-1 RM, MURPHY BED,
Desirable apartments Of 2 and rooms,
kit. and bath; all outside rooms; electric re-
frigeration on house current; moderately re-
duced rentals; convenient location. H. r.
SMITH. 3473 14th St. NV. Adams $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-01-30

WEST OF GEORGIA AVE
rooms, baths modern in every detail.
electric refrigeration. easily converted into
2.famiiy house: built-in garage automatic
heat with buckwheat coal at q very low
operating cost.
Price. s9,15o-E Easy terms - Immediate
Phone for appointment to see this home,
WAPLE JAMES, INC
1928 14th st. NV Dist 3346
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

AFFLECK BUILDING.
1885 N. Y AVE. CORNER
SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, $40 UP
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY.

SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN SILVER
Spring. No; tnear Montgomery Country
fully paid for, can Be purchased at n'H a very y
reasonable figure. with exceptional financ-
ing. Present owner holds title free Of prior
pIesent.day prices. Kindly call NATIONAL
0330. MISS KAY, and memorandum con-
cerning each property will be mailed With
out further obligation ~
The Washington times., 1933-03-28
County Red Cross
To Elect Officers

Miss Malinda Hafey, national
director Of the Red Cross Nursing
Service, and DR.. v. L. Ellicott,
county health officer. will be the
principal speakers at the annual
meeting Of the Montgomery county
chapter of the Red Cross, Thurs
day at 1880 p. m.
Officers will be elected at the
meeting which is being held in
Rockville High School building.
The Washington times., 1933-03-28
Road Committee
To Be Named TOTuiQht

A committee to confer with H.
G. Shirley, chairman of the Vir-
ginia Highway Commission, on in
Stallation of the northern route
connection with the Arlington
Memorial Bridge is to be
appointed tonight in Moose Hall,
Clarendon.
Delegate Hugh Reid Of the Vir-
ginia Legislature has been enlisted
in the drive and will accompany
the committee to Richmond for
the parley.
The Washington times., 1933-03-28
DYER TO SPEAK ON TyPHUS

through the bite of rat fleas,
was selected as the 1888 Kober
lecturer by the Association of
Military Surgeons. He will be
introduced by DR.. William Gerry
Morgan, dean of the Georgetown
Medical School.
The Kober Foundation for the
recognition and advancement Of
scientific endeavor was estab-
lished by the late DR.. George M.
Kober, medical dean aG George
town for 40 years.
The Washington times., 1933-03-28
BicentenniGL Body
COn1nlendS MGgrHdeT

c. G. Magruder, prominent
Prince Georgian, and chairman
Of the George washington Bicen-
tennial Commission for that
county, yesterday received a
medal for his services from the
national commission.
Mr.. Magruder was active in
placing George Washington BIZ
centennial markers at many his
toric Prince Georges county
estates.
The Washington times., 1933-03-28

Members of the medical profes-
sion will attend the annual Kober
Foundation exercises at George
town University tonight at 8:15
o'clock when DR.. Rolla E. Dyer,
assistant director of the National
Institute of Health, will lecture
on "Typhus and Rocky Noun
tain Spotted Fever in the United
States"
DR.. Dyer, who discovered last
year that typhus fever can be
transmitted to human beings
The Washington times., 1933-03-28

Fine quality marquis A
cites in ecru and cream. ,
Made with 5-inch ruffles.
Special tomorrow!-Third
Floor.
The Washington times., 1933-03-28
COST OF LIVING CUT 21 PCT.

will be especially tempered to
Federal employees in this city.
The report of the bureau indi-
Gates that the decline of rents
is less here than elsewhere. While
for the country at large rents
have fallen off "a per cent, the
figure here shows only a 8 per
cent reduction.
Fuel, light and house furnish.
ing costs have also remained
higher than in most places.
The Washington times., 1933-03-28

Living costs have declined 81
per cent here since June, 1928,
and % per cent throughout the
country as whole, the survey Of
the Bureau Of Labor Statistics
shows.
Inasmuch as the national and
local figures both exceed is per
cent, the amount Of the pro-
jected cut in Federal pay, it does
not seem likely, on the basis of
this showing, that the pay cut
The Washington times., 1933-03-28
ADVERTISEMEhT
End Serious Coughs
With Creomulsion

Don't let them get a strangle
hold. Fight germs quickly. Creo.
mulsion combines the best helps
known to modern science. Power.
full but harmless. Pleasant to take.
No narcotics Your druggist will
refund your money If any cough or
cold no matter how long standing
Is not relieved by Creomulsion.
The Washington times., 1933-03-28
S1.39 CretOnne
Daybed Covers

Cretonnes with deep
ruffles all around. Also y
plain and figured jaspee.
Well made.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1933-03-28

For the 2 to 6 year olds q 4
-all-wool tweeds; tan and y
gray. Well tailored.-
Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
j. 8. WILL SPEED
MINERS RELIEF
By international News Service

BY International News Service
Prompt action by the National
Labor Board and other Govern
ment agencies in solving urempoy-
ment problems in the anthracite
coal fields was promised today by
Sen. Robert F. Wagner, chairman
of the labor board.
The board sent a fact-finding
committee to the region several
weeks ago and settled a strike
involving 10000 miners. In a letter
tc William S. Mclean, head of a
citizens anthracite committee in
Wilkes Barre, Pa, Wagner said:
"The National Labor Board
received on December the re-
port Of its fact finding commit
tee headed by DR.. Charles p.
Neill, which made an investiga-
tiOn in the Wilkes Barre Scran-
ton anthracite area.
"The members of our board
are giving to this report the
careful consideration which it
requires and will, in the very
near future, take such action as
is possible to deal not only with
the immediate but the basic
problems involved"
The Washington times., 1933-12-16

the great wicker hampers filled
with soiled garments. Here were
we're the habits, wimples, col
larettes. coiffes and wells of the
order, destined for the laundry
or for dry cleaning. And among
them was the habit of a Sister
of Sainte Chryseis, evidently a
visitor at Saint Josephs'. The
habit of this order seemed to be
cream-white and brown and
hooded over the wimple like the
canuchin of a Trappist or OF q
missionary Carmelite father.
The girl hesitated, then seized
this unfamiliar dress, the vim
pie and collarette, and white
wool stockings.
Rows and rows of coarse, low
cut shoes belonging to the nuns
stood along the gallery, await
ing cleaning. She found a pair
to fit her, unlocked a rosary
from the bunch that dangled
from a hook under the laundry
clock, and, rolling everything
into a hasty bundle, crept out
into the gray of daybreak.
Gorgeous Drama
Nobody in the street was yet
astir; arrived at the orchard
once more, breathless. and fell
to putting on the garments over
her rags of a negro boy-the
coarse white stockings, clumsy
shoes, white wool habit,
starched collarette, bonnet, VIM
pie, coiffe; and over all she
flung the thin, nut-brown over
cloak with it's peaked capuchin
which left her face in shadow.
Then, under this, she buckled
her belt around her with the
knife in it's sheath behind and
out of sight, and hung the
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
COUNTY STARTS
CWA TODAY

Work will be started today on
five civil works projects in Airing
ton county, Va, that were ap-
proved by State authorities last
night. Ninety-eight men will be
employed, their names to be
selected from unemployed rolls.
The projects include the major
part of the Wilson Boulevard ex-
tension to the Arlington Memorial
Bridge; construction of a sidewalk
from Virginia Avenue in Claren-
don to RoSslyn, and installation
of a storm sewer in Rosslyn.
The sewer installation will re-
lieve flood conditions in the Ross
lyn business area, which have
long been the butt of jokesters.
During rainy weather the water
sometimes gets a foot deep.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
70 HOME LOANS
GIVEN IN WEEK

During the week ending De-
cember 8, 20 home loans were
granted by the local office of the
Home Owners Loan Corporation.
These loans amounted to $143,-
729. Nine loans, totaling $56,352,
were closed by exchange of bonds.
Fifteen loans were approved
with reduction in the amount
sought, and five without reduc-
tion. The local office rejected
81 applications before prelimi-
nary appraisal and 10 after pre-
liminary appraisal. Three were
rejected after detailed appraisal.
The total number of loans closed
to date is 81, and the average
loan is IS, ,443.
In Maryland, 172 applications
were approved and in Virginia
266,
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
WHAT'S DOING

Dinner-G. P. O. Alumni,
p. m, Willard Hotel.
Dinner Danced. c. Medical
Society, 8 p. M. Shoreham Hotel
Dinner - National Aeronautic
Association, Z p. m, Mayflower
Hotel.
Dance-National Recovery Ad
miniStration, 8 p. M, Mayflowel
Hotel.
Meeting Washington Chapter
No. 81, Hotel Greeters of America
$3.50 p. M, Mayflower Hotel.
Cat Show-Columbian Cat Fan
ciers, all day, Lee House.
Meeting-Biological Society o1
Washington, 8 p. M, Cosmos Club
Meeting-C. M. o. Camp Roose
velt Honor Society, 1880 p. m.
Y. M. C. A.
Dance--Minnesota State So
ciety, $3.50 p. M, Washington
Club.
Dance-New York State So
ciety, 8 p. M, Willard Hotel.
Meeting-Alumni Chapter,
Kappa Sigma fraternity. $50 p
M, fraternity house, 1903 Nine.
teenth st. N. w.
Dance Agricultural Adjust.
ment Administration, 10 p. m,
Hamilton Hotel.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
HELEN KELLER
NOW I1ACHES
HER TEACHER
By DOROTHY DUCAS

NEW YORK, Dec. 16 1N.SO.
In truth, the blind are leading
the blind today, in a little village
in Rosshire, Scotland, where
Helen Keller and her teacher,
Anne Sullivan Macy, have re-
tired from the world.
For the famous blind and deaf
scholar, whose life Mrs. Macy
made q useful, satisfactory thing
in spite of her affections, now is
teaching her teacher the Braille
system, by which the blind read.
Mrs. Macy, a widow of 81, is
going blind. She has already
lost the sight of her left eye and
is losing the right.
The eyes her teacher gave her
Miss Keller now is trying to
share with Mrs. Macy. The
elderly woman has forgotten the
Braille she taught Helen as a
child. Besides, she is i'll and
unable to act as guide in intellec-
tual or physical pursuits. But
the blind, deaf and once-dumb
girl is strong now, in her skill
and confidence. She has assumed
the leading role.