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THoS. J. OWEN & Son. AUCT1ONEERS,
l43l EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY DWELLING. BEING PREMISEs
NUMBERED 41O NICHOLSON STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF q certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No. $50, folio 2o7 ct SEQ.
Of the land records Of the District Of Colun::
bia. and At the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell az
public auction in front Of the Irsmises OF
IHEsDAY, The TWENTY-PoURIH TWENIP 2AtY DAY
O'CLOCK PM. the iolloTlne described land
and premises, situate in the District Of Co
lumbia. and designated as and being lot
Mage Polvarfh and Martha e; BuckeT.
subdivision OF lots in square. 1868. as per
plat recorded in the once Of the surveyor
ioT The DissIiet Of columb,a in i Libsr e. At
Terms: Sold subject 70 prior deed Of
trust for, $4,000. further pa.ticuls.s ot
the purchase price above SAD trust p be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500 required.
cenvey4neine ,esordins , eS at =, pu.,hssei M,;s,s
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold At
the discretion Of the trustees
JOHN A. THOMPSON.
THOMAS H. PATTERSON.
oc11.l3,16,1s,2I24 Trustees.
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THos J. OWEN & Son. AUCTToNEEHs.
1431 EYE ST. NV
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two.
Story and Basement Brick
Office Building, Known as
Premises 112l Vermont Ave.
Northwest.

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust, duly
seq. Of Tie LAND. records Of the District Q,
Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii sell At public auction, in front OF the
premises On TUESDAY THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER AID. 1a3@,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate in The
District Of Columbia and designated as and
being 10. lettered A in Denisons subdivision
Of part Of lot 6 in square 215. as per piet
recorded in the once of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Der r. W, at
folio 40.
chase money to be paid in cash; balance IN
three equal installments. PAYABLE IN one.
two and three years. with interest At nve
per eentum per annpm. PAYABLE semi.annu;;
Of trust upon the property sold: or all cash:
at the option of the PURCHASER: deposit
oi, $500 will be required at time Of saie, e,
purchaser Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day OF sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 70
resell the property. at the risk and cost Of
tisement oi such resale II some newspaper
CARL B PR1CKITT,
E QUINCY SMITH,
oc12-d&dbs Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER & son. Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING. NO 1898 IRVING STREET

NORTHWEST.
L.y s No sS q oe ees ss q 's ens Il II
land records Q: the District Of Columbia. .pd
undersigned trustees will offer for sale by
RoN1AY RHof Hei!af TE sixrHRNE ilsi DAY ~ oc7
BER, 1888. AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. tbs
following described property il the Distric.
Of Columbia. 70 W.T. Lot numbered thirty,
Of block numbered tventy-three t23l; Co
Liber l,aG!A County iy'S No. o. folio 15o, Of. the
records OF the once OF the surveyor OF the
District OF Columbia; subject to certain
covenants ot record. Said property oeing
eight hundred and fifty t2S5o)
Terms OF sale: One-fourth Of the pur-
chase money TO be paid in cash: balance
in equal irstallments. represented By prom
issory notes OF purchaser. PAYABLE in ore.
cent per annum from day o: sale; PAYABLE
upon property sold. or all cash. at option
OF purchaser. deposit of $500 required
OF purchaser 81 sale. Examination OF title
conveyane!ng, recording, revenue stamps and
10 be Complied with within thirty days from
day OF sale. otherwise trustees reserve tn.
right to resell property. at risk and cost OF
detaulting purchaser. after i've days adver-
tisement OF such resale ir some newspaper
published il Washington: D; G, or deposit
may be forfeited. or without foyfeit!rg de-
posi.. trustees may avail themselves Of any
NORRIS e NARROW.
CHARLES A. CARRY.
oc3-d&ds,exeu Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER { SON. Auctioneers.
2l5 E ST NV.

SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT BY AUG;
dI9N cHREoSps G9NslsT1HGE SEAEg rs q Aso = lo Ts y
AND Is INCH q, coLyMNs :, BASE As
ERs AND GUARD RAILS; y HEATING M =
VATOR STEEL STAIRWAY. GLAZED
STEEL DOORS AND PARTTI1oNs: ETC,
on on MONDAY OCTOBER SIXTEENTH. 1889.
AT TWO O'CLOCK, PM. We will sell. for
accumulated charges. at our Four,eenth
sts sv. Washington D. C.. the property
mentioned above. loaded on cars p F. r.
51S76s and P. r. r. 562113S. October 8.
1872. and october Il. 1899. respectively. BY
Mai. John A. Parker: also about 200 tons
of structural steel deposited at Fourteenth
Street Yard by Maj. John A. Parker at about
the same time. All interested parties please
take notice.
property must be removed from cur premises
within 90 hours after date of sale
GROVER BLACKSTONE.
Freight Agent.
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
se29-oc6.13 Washington. D. c.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON Auctioneers
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THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs
1881 EYE ST NV.

1881 EYE ST. NV.
sToRY Asb sb1h dE2sR 3E Skek S
RsoH4 TH1RAY RAyNG FEET kS6 kNoWS
TEENTH STREET NORTHWEST -
By Tge IN b.1 t s5sn ssd Of Eps
Of the land records of the District Of CO,
lumbia and At the request Of the trn,ass party
viii sell at public auction. IN front q the
SHS 5sToE sH &. Isssisss: ssS
District Of coiumbis: and desisnated as and
' and others as subdivision Of part Of square
80. as per plat recorded in Liber R. L. H.
@ in Of he s Of .hs ths
follows: Besinnins for the same % at ,,,ins fns
xe. y Of sas thence norh ond e
iss. thence east S tsst to s4fh St t..t and d
the the place Of beginning; Also part Of lot as
in Litehheld and AYshertos' subdivision % Of
p e q ser ssd + d g. oo Per Of Pss s.
said i surveyors. ONCE records. described in
aeeord.nee With Survey made AZ tS July ..ms 13
south h Of the northeast corner Of said lot:
vail vail 6ividins Sni Se Premise. Nos and 1924
14th st: Nv and rpnninE h thenee &C.. south tSs on
said west line OF 14tn b'iS Iset 70 ale .ne
with the south line of said lot SO ~ feet.
thence north with line of Of said A lot and and a
easterly and passing through the center of
said division line ~ feet more or less to
the point Of beeinninRe ne,., =, ~. nrr.n..s
money to be paid in cash. balance in four
equal installments. payable in one. two.
per centum per annum. payable semi-an-
nuany from day Of sale: secured d., BY firit n,5
cash at the option Of the purchaser. A
deposit Of $500 will be REQUIRED at time Of
sale. All conyeyancing. recording. etc. at
complied with within thirty days from day
of sale otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser after flve days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washinston q G.
r POTTER PALMER,
r. CLIFFORD BANGS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trustees.
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AUCTION sALEs-TOMoRROw.

dREENBERo or WASHINGTON. Auctioneer
Auction Of antiques Currier. Ives prints.
paintings and other works of art Sat.
Oct. u. at pm. 1909 Let ST. NV.
1888: Ford model T truck. motor No.
4341s7@: Overland coach. serial No. 93-
SO7S3. motor No. 93-S313l; Ford sport
coupe. motor No. A-I94s9: Chandler sedan
serial No. 11O259. motor No. I6O2l0. All
being sold for storage and other charges.
Keystone Garage. 1915 o ST. NV.
se2g-ocH,l3s
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AUCTION SALES-FUTURE DAY4,
ADAM A. wEsCNLR 4 SON, AuetioneerS.
916 z ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF RESTAURANT FUR.
El0HLNGe AND EQUIPMENT or IL
CARLETON CAPE ALSO LEASE

NIsHINGs AND EQUIPMENT or Il
CARLETON CAFE. ALSO LEASE
BY virtue Of Q chattel deed Of trust. re-
corded August l.. 1888. as instrument No
144Ss among the records of the recorder OF
the request Of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell by public
TENTH. 1888. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AM, at No. 1890 Park rd. NV. dining
room tables chairs. cash register. coffee
signs; cooling system. etc. also lease Of
Terms: Cooling system subject to d trust
OF 81 .325.O0: remainder OF equipment sold
subject to prior trust for about 81 O61 90,
due November IA. 1884; particulars q. sale,
Over and above said trusts cash
JAMES G. SOIdENBERGER
THOMAS MUTCHLER.
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(Seal) Attest:
A. H. 9HILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
oe12-d&ds.exeu
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK DWELL.
ING, Nc. 90l TWENTY-FOURTH STREET

AS sSSfSxT IL ssR ssR sHfR ss1sh RHd
ystut ssa s ssss r.: =: ..s sss'1sse d. II II
the land records Of the District Of columbia.
81 public suetion. il front Of premises. on
ER iesgH sH1 At TESa 9fSE 6sI9eK 1ex 9E pa 9cT2 e.
folIsvinx described properly u the District
n SS.no4 Ii to H r;rt of oIsin. lot
lows: Sesinnlns fer. the same st the south
q s'f Hs fna es sad
middle Of the PARTITION wall between the
house next adioinins the same on the eo east a
thence north through said partition wall 56
west along said rear line nineteen and sfI0o
south on said esth Street Sc feet t to the
Terms Of sale: one-fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in equal
notes n in ont pWo sn
three years. with interest at six per cent
per a1num from day Of sale payable semi,
ehsssr ls DEPOSIT m Of a BOO oS 9Dea reauired of
and notariai fees at cost Of purchase
Terms to hs compiled with within thirty
reserve i the M risht to s resell property at risk
and cost Of ,defauitine purchaser; after nve
81 IN IN
ioEtsitins. denosit trustees msv MAJ. syail them HEN:
against defaultina purchaser.
FRANK J. EHLERS
M5ayTS fbMgRD + n. fsEsiHAsH: EHMfsHsH
c10-d&ds. .exSu Trustees.
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SALE-FARMS.

SO ACRES TIMBER LAND. LARGE GRAVEL
deposit; near Defense Highway on creek
81 900. Address Box 4s5-E. Star once. l5'
10 ACRES.
Large orchard. ever-howinG stream. g.
room dwellins barn. large glass-tront chick
en- house; $1,000: terms. ERWIN REALTY
90. Cail Hyattsville -65.
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See Res. Mgr.-MEt. O540

FOR CoLORED.
The La Carona, 425 NJ st n.v.--Two
rooms. kitchen. tiled hath, rec hall and
janitor service steam heat, etc; newly dec
Grated Rent, $3.50
346 Bryant st. n.w.-Three rooms. kit j.
bath and porch; separate hot-water heat;
laundry trays. etc. Rent. S35. Phone DI.
50I5
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EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN CHEVY
nser Winter Haven. Fla. Telephone Co
b326-M IA
BEAUTIFUL HOME CHEVY chase. $4,000
house. GOOD Northwest section. not to exceed
$4,000. Give exact location. Address Box
l6O.E. Star once
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RENT-STORES.

4l3 H ST. NE-sToRE AND APT. $50 90 90
I301 al, st sw-Store and dwelling. 5u.uu
433 Al, st. sW,-Slore and dwelling. 90 80
JAMES F. SHEA.
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
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SALE-LOTS.

cNOIoH HOME SITE. 4oxI75; IDEAL
Northwest D. c.: water, sewer, etc. Price
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.. 32nd AND RITTEN-
house sts.---6o feet frontage; last one un-
sold; suitable for csnter hall house: reduced
one square Lafayette School, $3.50; ami.
MA. 1851. CI.. 1898.
TO BUILDERS CLIENT DESIRING
s9; IT,. double parking; paving. sidewalks and
AZ improvements completed; northwest sec
ZION. near park. Room for at least three
houses. Reasonable terms. WADE B. HAMP-
TON. Attorney. Munsey Bldg. To-
OWNER FORCED TO SELL BEAUTIFUL
building site. wonderful bargain. Hillcrest
once, Alabama and Branch aves. 15'
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.


ket and theaters. Adams os74. 35lO New
CHERRYDALE-6 R., b. .-CAR GARAGE:
Mr. FISCHER. CO h6lO.
$3.50 CONN. AVE- ROOMS. :. BATHS;
Nsxeeilent Nat;nsa condition: sloo per month Call
LET YOUR RENT MONEY PURCHASE
oi fins homes; rooms, bath porGhiss hes
and graded schools, Deed can be aeapired
On Wy rsafSna6!e pns mSnthy rental term basis or
s37. .bo-7es 1I,h ST. Sc ROOMS.
les. les 5 Ap. lHSi s4ob. A.l.' A'lA"Neu ~ l4'nl
CHEVY CHASE. D, C.. 5s4I 4.nd ST: NV
MIS- cISbE 70 SS Hais Tees
burug Va. evenings or Sunday. 49,
S52. so MoNTHLY-JEFFTRsoN ST NV
phoass htass' ADAMS ESSms ssss !Hns yard D0r'hes
PARK v1Ew-6 ROOMS. AMI. FRIGIp-
Chevy Chase. D. c.-o rooms, ami. ga
~ G. B. LIKENs. MA. soa5
SILVER SPRING; MD-,s52 SO;
THos. f. FARRELL CO,
National 0765.
s u. = ave- ;. 4 b: ami, -: tS"" ="
1896 Parkwood pit r. 4 b., ami. 5000
3616 14th NV r. b: ami; gar. go 90
223 Bryant ne-6 r. 4 b.; am.i $500
1880 md nc-6 r. l. b.. a.m.i..... A. 30
400 NJ C. ave net r. l. b.; ami. 80 90
N E. RYON co. 1216N. Y. Ave. 34ls l4th.
NEWLY PAPERED-REDUCED.
2l34 N ST rms. b.. electricity 500 SO
l2lG 18th 10y r. b.. elec., h.-W h. 1880
.. CONNOR & SON. "4:6 Pc. Ave. NV.
500 4th ST SEQ r. & B.. ELEC.. H.
VIII. only $3.50 month.
l"o St n.w.-l0 r. b.. cleo. h.-w h..
excellent cond tom S65 month.
JESSE L. HEISKELL. lll5 Eye st. NV.
WE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOMES
in Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase, from
u to 10 rooms. at reasonable rentals
w C. & A. N. MILLER, DI. 44i4
l4.0 CRrTTENDEN ST. NV.
A very desirable S-room and o-bath home,
newly decorated throughout
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.
1920 K NV. MA, Gl3I.
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SALE-SURURBAN.

SALE-SUBURBAN.
TAKoMA PARK: MD. $II CEDAR AVE:-
heat Steel sash
glass. hardwood Aoors throughout. open
fireplace. tile bath. built-in tub; garage.
basement under entire building; lot 50x140.
Price $3.50; $1,000 cash. balance to suit
F. 8 PAPoT. builder. Shepherd 2573.
CHERRYDALE -4-ROOM BATH BUNGA-
low garage large lot: one trust. $1,000;
small cash payment for equity; no monthly
payments WEST 2437, MR.. VEALE. IL.
MICHIGAN PARK.
A roomy broom bungalow. with hoored
planted Sold originally for $3.50; now
only s. $50. on easy terms See zoos
Sigsbee pl. ne. Drive out Michigan ave.
daily until o pm. Call North 7@O3.
NEW BRICK. AND STONE HOMES g AND :
rooms. . baths. near Univ. Of Nd. Reason
able terms Inspection invited. r. c ZANT-
FINGER. Hvattsville. Md Greenwood .514'
ON CANAL. JUST OVER D, c. LINE-FoUR-
room bungalow. hollow-tile construction;
$50 per month MIR Cullen. MA 1856
OAK VIEW. NEAR .fULHALL VA.-F1vE-
room and bath bungalow. cellar. elec. lights;
three lots. Call 1ll2 Euclid st. ~
REPOSSESSED BUNGALOW.
JUST LIKE NEW.
large rooms. hot-wster heat. tile bath.
shower. hardwood noors. fireplace. metal
garage. Price. $500:
reasonable terms Apply OWNER 1898 r.
]. ave. ne. Phone Hysttsville $40.
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UANTED-STORES.

WANTED-STONES.
STORE WANTED-DOWNToW SECTION
between $50 and $40 month. Address so'
AGE Star ofice. ~
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sAIE-BUsINEss PROPERTIES.

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
INDUSTRIAL LOT FOR SALE BY OWNER
Sl59 square feet; fine northeast location
Call Adams 1011 or your own broker,
HJII DING SUITABLE FOR MACHINE SHOP
or other light manufacturing; centrally 10,
Gated in n0Thwesi 5wS ssGfss sn sa
Fl lot $50 So IT. Very reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 341-D Star ofice.
REST SECOND COMMERCIAL BUY IN
city. Well located lot near 31d ana ,tlof, h,ef,
town client at about 55c 50. IT. A real bar
gain. Address Box 235-E. Star ONCE.
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DETACHED COLONIAL HOME.

JUST OFF 10Th ST
tBed Room and Bath on lst Flooro
$s50o-Most desirably located. near 18th
and Nicholson Sts close TO transportation
and public school; rooms. colored tiled
baths. front porch. hot-water heat hard
wood floors tiled floor in kitchen stippled
walls; completely renowned and reaty for i'm
mediate occupancy See N TODAY
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO.
1908 ST NV MA. o345.
to stores. bus. Bargain for 5000 cash. $50
mo-; OWNER. Address Box 49I-E Star once
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Loans Procured on Autos.
Reasonably and Ccnndent!alIy.
UNITED BROKERAGE CO,
Sl3 n. Y. Ave. tCor. lotb). MA. 5555.
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
WANTEp-Load OF part load TO n. Y. OF
vicinity; "a rate Assured service. K. & L.
United Van Service. l0l2 18th MA. 3122
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REAL BARGAIN.
Inspect
1929 OWEN PL. NE.

Modern brick. 8 rooms. bath. built-in ga
rage kitchen with latest improvements; con-
venient to Union and New Center Markets.
railway terminals and Government build
ings. Open daily l to pm. See your
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PAPA NORTH CAPITOL ST.
. 6 rooms and bath. furnace heat. sarass;
REALTY Al ASSOCIATES, INC,
1906 K St. NV MA. 1898.
ROOMING HOUSE.
1404 L st. nw-sloO; II rooms. 2
baths hot-water heat. electricity.
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS.
UP-T0-DATE NEW HOUSES.
4th AND T SITS NE
rooms and bath, 3 porcheS; concrete
street ard alleys; earages.
1922 +th St. NE.
3"4 r s., Ne
3l1 You St NE
ONLY s45-INsPEcT TODAY
II. K. HOWENSIElN CO..
l315 H St NV DI. oaoS
III Ard ST. NE-le R: B, GAR. $500 .",
n" 10Th 81. n.e.-S r b. .-......... D. 90 n
202l lst st. n.w.--i 7, b.. gar. 5000
40 st. n.e.-6 r. b............ 30
1000 4th st. NE r. b......... 1900
sos D st. s.e.-6 r., b. b......... 90 5u
900 q st se-6 r. b b,,,, rs 90
nix IJaves st n ne-b r b 5000
SIC SIC a,b s St ss.o s.ss +; rooms 25so sc
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
NT-D rNNfDI ETE TCT
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NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS Co. soe n Y. AVE NV.
cAuJQ LOANS PROCURED.
FINANCE SERVICE, INC.
$50 N. Y. Ave. NV. ma. 3SO4, 3so6.
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WE ALSO HAVE a few unusually fine bar
gains for CASH.
List your properties with us. We get
results.
Phone: Day. District O90S; might. PO-
tomac 6323-J. Mr. Barrow.
H. R. HOWENSTE1N CO.,
1915 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
GIRL L'T1OARDER" SENDS ROOSEVELT
s. KEEPSAKE AND GOLD CHAIN
Unsigned Letter Expresses Desire to Do Her Bit in
Restoring Sound Money.

And here it IS, Mr.. President. I am Of
fering it to you together with little
gold chain, the only jewel 7 possess. It
isn't much, but It Is all / have. I
haven't even got job.
This little offering Of mine Is Just
like q drop In q bucket, but every big
sum Is made Of little ones, Just as the
immensity Of space Is formed by atoms.
Maybe other women will follow nv ex-
ample, and those who can, more gen.
erouSly. It has been done before.
History teaches us that women saved
their country from the invading enemy
by sacrificing their jewels to pay the
price Of its freedom.
please do accept my small share to
your great task and may God inspire
and guide you to q speedy recovery of
q sick world. A healthy America means
q healthy world. There Is no getting
away from 1t.
II shall not tell you my name because
I would not like to give the impression
that I am doing this as q publicity
stunt. Besides, detest publicity. The
only thing I want you to know Is that
I am an Italian girl. I hope that, not
withstanding what has happened, you
viii believe me when ! tell you that we
IAN rTAIo.AMERICAN.s
Evening star., 1933-03-19
SAYS REICH Will PAY
ITS PRIVATE DEBTS
Adherence to Present Standard Of
Mark Also Pledged by DR..
Schacht.
BY the Associated Press.

BERLIN, March e.-Hja1mar T
Schacht, new president Of the Reichs-
bank, reintroduced himself to the Ger
man public tonight with speech in
which he acknowledged on behalf of
the Hitler government Germanys in
debtedness, and pledged adherence to
the present standard Of the German
mark.
He appealed to other nations to make
world economic recovery possible by as
sisting the revival of the international
interchange Of goods.
I'VE fully acknowledge our CONNER
cial obligations" he said, but SO long
IS the international world continues to
block export Of German goods we must
develop on our own initiative.
IT our goods are barred abroad we
must strengthen our domestic market
with more determination than ever.
Especially small undertakings In trade,
industry and agriculture will be given
every possible support by the Reichs-
bank.
Big concerns have shown many social
and economic shortcomings, DR.. Schacht
said. During the past two years, he
declared, Germany has performed the
stupendous task Of repaying 10000, ,000,-
900 marks in debts, but that almost
bled her white, as Is shown by the fact
that the Reichsbank's gold and devisen
totaled $500, ,000, 900 marks in 1880. but
has dwindled to one-ninth Of that
figure"
Evening star., 1933-03-19
4OBANKS' OPENING
SOON ANNOUNCED.
Woodin Declares Program
and States Get Power to
Name Conservators.

Forty Of the closed banks Of the Ma
ton win reopen soon on a 100 per cent
solvent basis, Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin announced yesterday, a few
hours before President Roosevelt issued
an executive order giving to State bank
ing oflcials authority to appoint con-
servators for State banks which are
members Of the Federal Reserve System.
The President ordered that whenever
the appropriate authority of any bank
ing institution in any State which Is
subject to the jurisdiction Of the United
States shall deem 1t necessary to place
. asecnssrsator In charge Of the institu-
toms assets, the authority may appoint
such IN onicial q authorized under the
emergency banking laws.
The order did not. however, authorize
any such State member bank to reopen
until It had received q license to do so
from the Treasury.
Needed Cash Raised.
Secretary Woodin in a press confer
ence said boards Of directors and stock
holders Of the 40 banks-which he did
not name-had personally raised the
cash needed to restore the capital struc-
ture Of the institutions. Their condi-
ton had been impaired by the recent
panic and heavy Withdrawals by deposi-
tors.
The Treasury Secretary interpreted
the move as an expression Of belief by
these trained business men that assets
of the banks now frozen would be worth
their full value In years to come.
"It is an evidence Of their belief in
the future" Woodin said. 1T Is indeed
to us and their action clearly
indicates approval Of our program for
putting all banks on q sound basis be-
fore they open. have been astonished
at the loyalty of these men to their
institutions and their patriotism In dig
ging into their own funds to make good
the money needed to restore the struc-
ture Of the closed banks. We will issue
(CnrtinIIed on Page & Column Al
Evening star., 1933-03-19
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A f1ve-dollar gold piece and q gold
chain, treasured possessions of an un-
employed girl, arrived at the White
House yesterday with an accompanying
letter from the unidentified writer to
President Roosevelt Offering the contri-
button to the Nation.
The letter was postmarked Brooklyn,
N. Y. There was no immediate way of
learning the identity of the girl and
her offerings were turned over to the
Treasury. Her letter read:
MY dear Mr.. President:
I'm these days Of complicated hard
ship I have been wondering, as any one
else who Is conscious of the situation
must be, how could share to help the
country to get out Of its difhculties.
often I have laughed at myself
finding 1t most absurd to fancy that /,
In my abysmal insigniflcance, could
help. Then I realized that, although
unaware Of 1t, I had been harming the
country right along. Yes, Mr.. Presi-
dent, found out that I was hoarder.
"The hve-dollar gold piece which I
was keeping for the last two years for
the saze Of its sentimental value rep
resented part Of the gold that Is needed
to keep the currency sound and restore
Il not prosperity At. least norwalcy.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
REPORT REBUK|NG
PERU IS ADOPTED
League Council Gives Up Hope
of ConciIiatory Settlement
of Leticia Dispute.
BY the Associated Press.

6y the Associated Press.
GENEVA, March 18.-Abandoning
hope Of . conciliatory settlement, the
Council Of the League Of Nations today
adopted report condemning Peru and
Recommending total and immediate
evacuation of Peruvian troops from
Colombian territory.
A committee, composed Of all men,
beYS Of the Council and Brazil and the
United States, If they accept invita-
ticns to participate, was set up to exc
cute the recommendations.
Colombia's acceptance was readily an
nounced by her delegate, Eduardo
Santos, but Francisco Garcia Calderon,
the Peruvian representative, declined
to accept and Withdrew ostentatiously
from the Council room. He is not a
Of the Council. The Peruvian
delegate, ia fact, withdrew twice, re-
turning after his first departure to
make. further observations after the
Councils unanimous vote Of cenSure
against hi government.
YoGuke MAtsuoka, chief represents
tive OF Japan, walked out Of meet
ine of the League Assembly recently
when q report condemning Japan's
policy toward China was unanimously
adopted.
Peru did not, definitely reject the re-
port today, but asked for additional
inquiries. The Lima delegate explained
that he was leaving "the Council, but
not the League"