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Evening star., 1933-10-16
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FOR SKIN lRRITATiONS'
GET YOUR PONTIAC
READY FOR WINTER

The pleasure your Pontiac has
brought you this Summer will con-
tinue for years to come, Il you give
it proper Winter safeguards.
Don't wait for the first freeze 10
have Eveready Prestone put in the
cooling system. 1t won't evaporate.
Put it in now and be safe.
At its new price OF s295 a gallon,
Eveready Prestone is more econom-
icel than ever. To protect a 1888
Pontiac IS" to zero. you need only
Il. gallons. costing S3,72. And that
the last cost. No ref1lling. No eX-
pensive repairs for frozen engine:
No worry. Eveready Prestone will
protect your car from freezing and
rust all Winter. For other makes
and models, see your dealers cnart.
Eveready Prestone is a distinct.
patented product, approved by all
car manufacturers, and guaranteed
by National Carbon Co., Inc, New
York, N Y.
.The avcrarn date for the first freezing
weather in WaShinston is November r9th.
Be ready for il. Save and play safe with
|. Eyeready ne-Adve-tlSement.
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Skin-Itch Torture Ends;
Millions Praise Zemo

The first application of soothing. heal
mo Zemo quickly relieves the torture
of Itching Rashes, Eczema, Ringworm
and similar skin troubles. For 25 years
Zen,o mas been used and praised by
millions as clean. safe, dependable
remedy for family use to relieve and
clear away skin irritations. trial Will
convince you of its great merit: Insist
on genuine Zeno; it's worth the price
because you get relief. 35c, 6oc, 81. All
GrllppiStS'
Evening star., 1933-10-16

death. Moran beat q disorderly r.
treat to the North Woods.
That left Joe Aiello to be kingN His
dynasty ended in the narrow court
yarC Of an apartment building, machine
gun slugs puncturing him from three
different directions.
Ted Newberry came next Presently
they picked up his body In q ditch just
over the Indiana line.
Winkler took up the scepter then and
laid it down last week.
That left a throne on the wealthy
North Side vacant.
But the one who takes 1t must also
take the risk.
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he lay on the floor among his potted
lilies, dying. The handshaker's COM
panions had emptied a pistol into his
body. That was the Sarajevo Of Chi
cago's gang war.
Hymie Weiss was next to rule. In
due time he walked into q daylight am
bush in Dearborn street. The slugs
that didn't strike him dead left their
mark for posterity. You can see the
bullet holes today in the corner stone
Of Holy Name Cat edral
Bugs" Moran then leaped into the
saddle and did quite well until execu-
TONERS lined seven Of his stalwarts
against a wall in 1929 and put them to
Evening star., 1933-10-16
ANGELO GUERRIERI DIES:
RETIRED BAND MUSICIAN
Played Trumpet More Than 80
Years in o. S. Marine Group.
Left Service in 1928.

Angelo A. Guerrieri. sc. retired mu-
sician, who played trumpet for more
than 80 years in the United States
Marine Band. died suddenly Yesterday
at his home, SAL Eleventh street south
east
Mr.. Guerrieri retired from the serv-
ice in 1923. He is survived by his Wild
ow. Mrs. Carrie Guerrieri: a son, Louis
p. Guerrieri. and a daughter. Mrs.
Charlotte Green. all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence at $3.50 am. Wednesday.
followed by requiem mass at st. Peters
Church and interment in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-10-16
MRS. ROOSEVELT DEFERS
HER DECISION ON WINE
Promises Later Statement or
Whether It Will Be Served at
White House After Repeal.

By the Associated Press
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt TODAY let
it be known that so far as serving
liquors in the White House is con-
cerned, she will cross the bridge when
she comes to it.
when repeal arrives will you serve
wine at diplomatic receptions?" was q
question put to her at her press con-
ference.
There will be no statement until
repeal has come and it is an accom-
plished fact in the District of Colum-
bia." said Mrs. Roosevelt Then there
will be 3 statement just as there was
on beer"
Evening star., 1933-09-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

y wei fuTnshed entire first fl tOo5 cs;: TSGmS ssTts
615SheG; 6ni1i s45 Pan'6KE GE G3s Sasa e0'k 10 'A'
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APT; OF
large room, dressing room. Murpny Dec
kitchen. bath Frigidaire. 1885 California NV
DoWNToWN-ll AND RM sIsA7. BATH a.. APTss; rs
Re0rssal elee lacl 'g5R5'Psds sa5 to sdssO MASON
Columbia ofn ds'r I'd. and 10th stMAttractive apis
and !, rooms and bath eectaie s,. rereseTs: rentss
snaseI 5lop eIceg ag pqemse LNkN CO.
F1vE-RooM APARTMENT, NICELY FUR
misne0' mshf 1s6s Fses0nafss 1afh st. NV h8.1o. 10.
1905 BUCHANAN ST, N.W;-.HOUSEkEEP,
ing: 3 rooms. pvt bath; end floor OF oWnef sIh
Inst f1p9s X a efas nae5so
BED linen: adults; reasonable - L. Il.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HOTEL,
SEth Diste2 Snq aurnshed i:f linens
day. week. month: reasonable MA 5425-
FURNISHED APARTMENTS EVERY LoCAa5
sn sl PFiee Fl Na Sad $40 szS Free car service Dl0
s16 sth ST sW ACROSS SMITHSONIAN LAs
Parks large rooms. including neat "a. EaS'
light, linens. china, garage and yard. 10. :,
basq Is HoTE5 he ai1y 81
nS5uGREs and dats 9ad s5 s45 and s5
apartment Of ] room, kitsnetn Ssst ana oa'h
Downtown. RIALTo HOUSE. 40 9th IS ST 2
NV - Walking distance all commerciahi rcth
aptS.: furnish gas. electricity, linens; maid
and phone service; low rent. y To-
III5 ST. NW.-oNE ROOM: NEWLY
decorated gas. electricity sink. linens 81
YER dishes; SlG.50 mo-. S4.2o weekly. y,
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD.-.-UNUSUAL
value: ]. large rms. DR.; rn dlnette kl, :.
b. Frigidaire: S43.5O. S55. AID. .33S@. -
I446 N NW.-TWO LARGE. OUTSIDE
rooms. kitchen>rbath. well furnished; anil
inst h. W: reduced rent: fan. quiet
dowsl; scrupulously clean. quiet. refined;
service avail; cont h. W.. phone. 1926 18th.
THE WESTCHESTER. 1900 CATHEDRAL
ave. Apt SO5-A-Attractively furnished apt
of large living room, bed room, olnetue,
kitchenette tile bath; also large inclosed sun
parlor could be used as bed room INQUIRE
at desk,
1920 WIS., R { B, S22: ! r.; x. b.
r., k. b.. $50 ME. 1900; EN-. 0216.
5O1 THE NORTHUMBERLAND R. K.
and b.: nicely furnished in thorough repair;
$50. North $3.50.
3217 CONN. AVE.
Modern building; and rooms eho
bath: also unfurn.
1908 18th ST: N.W.-FRONT. SECOND
Kitchen bath. closets. Apply Apt. |: IL
TILDEN GARDENS 1900 CONN. AVE, APT.
506-G CL 5334.-Living room. bed room.
breakfast room. kitchen, bath; south and
east exposure; adults. IL
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MODERN 5-ROoM HOUSE. PREFERABLY
d C; around $40. write details. Address
Box 49l-A Star Office. ~
CHEVY CHASE. MD. NEAR GRADED
Schools rooms ami: unfurnished sept
o5 to January l. WI. 22O5-J. y"
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1872 G. ST. NV.
-nIrIt ADO AIN

II rooms kitchen End bath newly deco
Open evEatnF=
Fl. X. HOWFNSTEIN CO..
f315 81 NV. DI O0Os
1853 G. ST. S.E.-s35
SIX 1arae rooms and bath.
2426 2nd N.E.-S45.
Eve rooms aud bath. three porches
and large rear yard.
412 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-S525O.
Living room diqns rO0m bed 66T%bes 509ms
1886 PARKWOOD PL. N.W.-~30.
room room. four if'it bed rooms. two tiled baths
landry tubs and extra lavatory IN
1903 5th ST. N.W-s55.O0
{; rooms and bath: " inclosed porches.
7l6 FARRAGUT ST. N.W-S65o0.
Is rooms and bath; . inclosed porches
622l 9Th ST. N.W.-&00O.
r0omf 7 S co@ baths s-F and d saraee ga e7,oo
down living room. dining room. IL;
hrary. bsd rooms. baths and
kitchen with special built-in cabinets;
Frieidaire. bullt-in Garage; reception
1917 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-ss5.00.
s rooms and > baths oil bqrner
ZS14 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
entire CITY: has four bed rooms. two baths.
inclosed porches. built-!n garage; 500 per
month
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEPT,
National 5000
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Observation-Disclosures.

GLOVER PARK--6 ROOMS. 3 PoRCHEs
aG,s garage nearly rr. new Conyenient D.I to bus
DESIRABLE DETACHED HOUSE ROOMS.
northwest; near park. city proper. near bus
line large yard. etc; bed rooms. baths.
psn eoatSes
closets; available Oct. /. For particulars.
call Adams 0606.
ioI5 maryland AVE N,EEs5o MO;
tanning q large rooms. tile bath, 3 large
polches. cellar: in Perfect condition. =
1903 1903 sE-5 r.: B. H.-WH:' ELEC. s32 50 50
goo goo 18th n.w.I9 r.. =" b. h-wh. sD'oO
1911 Spring piIs r, b, h. w h. eiec G5.oo
l427 Perry pit r. b.. INV h. elec. 5000
6o5 N. c, ave: se-llr., b., h.-w.h.. oo
4"l" 4th n.w.-6 r. b.. h.-w.h,. cleo.
s@'' 7. T. iGRAvATIE. ''' '''''
20 18th St. Realtor. Ma. 0753
PETWORTH
rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. electricity. cleo
schools, TRANSFORMATION and stores. Call
Adams 1857.
WHITE
1896 Belt I'd. n.w-6 r. b.. ami.
$50 Lonsfeliow nv1New home Of ~
j., rms s b. built-in garage elec; ref. G2 80 80
qI0 G. st sw-6 r and b.. elec. 49,. 5000
4Ss \ St sw.-6 r. 4 b., ,elec, gas 2,5.5o
45G ilth st, sw--6 r, { b. ami. 40.oo
o. AZ F+PyP paws cSNRASy Ss5sss, asa
CORNER, DETACHED, BRICK. WEST o ~
OF l6th.,6 rms, > b; ami, $4,000
semi7det brick, west of 10th; . rms M
Sem; Diet d 6rick. ri jus; of 18th; rms, .oo oo
seni5det' O briek Hex 6 rms, S b; ami, oo
pu'''-'" ~ SMETz1ER. REALToR,
DI5EjGt s5Gay and night ADAMS 1G2o Wf Ave
FOXALL-7 ROOMS. 8 BATHS: MAIDS
frieerator": " partly furnished. To inspect.
call for Fsy WA3ERhT aI sl9o TAYioR tt11 ST NC
900 18th sT-9 RMS. , B. H. oo
elS St 9Th s, ne rms, b. turn. eI. + %
1908 B D se.N5 Sc ;. and nd b, VII, ell $50
-? 15th. Realtor: MA. o733
1919 S ST. NW11o ROOMS, 90
1908 ~ st. ne rooms bath elee.' -o
ae9i' } ia B B st. sw.a rooms. bath, cleo. s. . :"
-" Gth st. sw-e rooms bath. elec $50
7l2ia eth st s.w.-6 =. b. cleo 40 oo
h.-",h.' @-''F coIoRED so1a5a '''-'-'' 4''o"
i1Si @oth st. n nwos rooms, bath, elee, 5000
@a st ne-lo rooms baths :, 90
Resr siec o,S Y & " rooos. water. ii;sS 80
THOMAS P BROWN ,s,o
.sns .7th ST, NV, NEAR wARDMAN On
4oo1 ,Fossendiin, st. nE-Detafahed cDet; he'd
bTiCf' b'5Ce 1aTaqd = "a B. A." H. open n'e 1000
3lsI i@th s., ne semi-detached 20
brick 6 Alnx, Ii c1AB,SSE F, 5R.. H. = 90
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HOUsEs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR.

1900 DELAFIELD PL. NV. - DETACHED
house in quiet neighborhood: il rooms. 4
baths. maids room. glassed sun porch;
porches. Can GE. 9?3S for appointment
1921 UPSHUR ST NV ROOMS
south front two baths. gas heat. nice back
yard. a2rag" CO 5iA0-J. 1u'
. ROOMS. AND BATH. "l4 K ST. NE.
gas. ecc.rIcity; :, apis. convenient stores
cars 1G~
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

$500 l6th-Attractive home. single and dou-
Bile rooms: delicious meals; privileges; $50
single S25 double gentlemen pref. co. 9400.
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National $3.50.
WHITE-HOUSES.

w | II l IL w sDl>sf.
''53 baths. s. ami ami. garage. ...... sa5ooo
90 oil ai'eU Feat eiec.s M " garage. =. " 1880
f';p. AM 'Nss. sa-aee ..'.-........'. ~ 1a5oo
1910 Mass ave nW-o r. b. ami 1000
a550 C'iver st. n.w-9 r.. b.. ami. 1000
a1S Eye ST. Dw-l2 r. y b., ami. 10000
~ Cons CONS. baths. garage. ~. 10000
III Leland Ch CHI Md r. b. $500
59O5 33rd St nw-6 r. b.. ami. 5000
III He-kcth k; ( st st.. =. ch' ch. Md r. o
,ai b ,3,!9 oi burneT' gaTase; b 1000
al ny. i---s earage. w. .............1. $50
2Gog Nh; ave. n.w.m6 ~ AMI 73,"o "o
1904 living st. n.w.-S r. b.. gaT. 80
G91, Mp,s5 3th St n cb r c;b b. Mg m gar 'o
bath all modern Improvements. 1000
5904 send ST. n.w.--6 r. b.. ami &! 30
44 81 'fflffsqn eutteqnut st. st nwLs p b. "'oo
,11s sth St p;xG2 c5.r;: cna.a ami il $500
- r. b. ami garage 63.on
= You St ~ ne-7 e r. b; ami ~, 81 81 90 90
1874 Ingleside Te~. n.w-6 T.. b. 5000
2So5 N, CAPITOL St r, b., mi, 800
S' iS E l?h ThoFnappc Ff St. f ch q ch am Nd 300
4 r. b. ami. garage. ......: 300
~ Kennedy st. nw-6 r. b ami 55'9o 59o
I@I6 18th st ne.-6 r. b.. ami. $50
900 Allison st nw-6 r. b.. ami 5000
500 Somerset pl nw-5 r. b. ami 5000
633 Franklin St ne-6 r. b., ami 5000
11I4 Owen pl. n.e.-6 r. b. ami. 1850
ia st. NV r. b.. lat. gas. 100
Bl09 18th ST. e.-6 r. b.. ami. la20
Ga Sheridan 81 nw-6r, b. ami t7.5O
1928 st, SEE r. b. MI z 30 90
2iO 10th 81. SET r. b.. am: 1000
'' h '' '' 1900
1Son st se-6 r b. ami, gar 1900
GJo Morton 81 ne-6 r. b. ami - 80
60, Orleans pl. net r. b.. garage 4:50
1850 L st. n.e.-4 r. D.. ami -; 33s.330
3oh4 Mt. View pl SEE r.. b.. mi. $500
10t G. st sw-G r. b. lat. gas. 27.50
IVA va 49, r.. b. am. $500
514 st. se-5 r. b., lat hit, gas II 90
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Ma. a1O0. 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-09-09

FURNISHED ROOM. CONVENIENT TO CAR
and business district. Sl@ Ger mo- Call
before 10 m. Hyattsville 35-M.
VIRGINIA, 10 minutes from d. c., on bus
line overloaking city-Beautifully furnished
room next bath: gentlemen. Clar. ll4S-J-l.
Evening star., 1933-09-09
APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
TALK O. THE TOWN!
LOW RENT NV. APTS.

r.. $40: 3 R., $40; P. $50.
Splendid bldg: handy to, stores; cars.
schools; large outside rms. tiled bath. par
Quet floors, electric refrigeration can be
had furnished SO extra. Phone I'D. 5193
Evening star., 1933-09-09

TILDEN GARDENS. :3O24 Tilden St NV.
Apt 301-AttTaCtively furnished corner
room; lavatory with shower; references
hoIh COLORADO AVE near bus and l4th
Evening star., 1933-09-09

1921 QUE ST. N W. near Dupont Circle
SINGLE and double rooms: reasonable rates.
home privileges: also rooms unturnlshed.
I343 EUCLID ST-Large front. for ., /
single for 3: $50 and S35 mo-. table
board. 500 mo. CO 10t22.
Evening star., 1933-09-09

FOR RENT. HOUSES. DIRECT FROM IN
bath: one o romS. sleeping porch and 3
baths: both in splendid location. Day phone.
West "O44 night phone and Sunday. LIN
Evening star., 1933-09-09

BURLEITH. 1910 T ST NV RMS.
bath, mi; FlectrolrX; gar. inst. hot water;
redec grated: $50 Columbia 2675.
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W.y,FD To RFNT-HOUSES.

Ma 210O. o25 l5th ST. NV
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

"nd-FL. FRONT outside; QUIET house AM
STREET, NO children, Govt. clerks, NOF
young PEOPLE ! block from car line. Ad
dress Box IA Star Office. H.
Evening star., 1933-09-09
FOR COIORE,I

600. McPcAN ST. N.W-s4".5O
30aG CLAGETT ST NE-s4@.5O
& rooms and bath ho;-water heat and
elertrlcI-v
rtth and K. CAFR1TZ. Dl 40Sn
AL u
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1t1O 10th ST NW.-Single. double rooms.
newly furnished spacious entertalninS rms;
Evening star., 1933-09-09

oSlG 18th NW-Clean,- comfortable rms;
pleasant ne!ghborhood; home cooking; special
attention to perso'-s on Giet: phone, Laundry
cont II. W: prices -educed. co. .3S".
Evening star., 1933-09-09

l12 18TH ST N.W.-Private family: large.
ront: near cars. busseS, schools. churches
torres: refined neighborhood: an extra room
ba 1n~
Evening star., 1933-09-09
ROOMS AND BOARD.

HIIICREST. $500 18th st. n.w.--1st and
Hnd a with private bath if desired: always
h W; all outside rooms. Rates reasonable
3733 MORRISON ST. Chevy Chase. D. C
Single and double rms. twin beds; DELICIOUS
meals: beautiful location; popular prices. lo+
FULLY CLEAN HOME. EVERY COMFORT;
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Observation-Disclosures

9b:!9 18th ST. NW.-G ROOMS AND BATH.
. porches: near Central High School: IN
excellent condition: SOS. CHAS f. TRIBBY
SONS S1f District National Bank BIdg'
District ATS
MAY WE CALL FOR AND SHOW YOU OUR
apartments and houses? Day phone. WEST
"044; night and Sunday phone. Lincoln
Evening star., 1933-09-09

l4!5 CLIFTON ST NM! large: brlsht
rooms. communicating. attracuVe!y 1nf-
hlshed. for ladies employed; private home
I7I2 r. I. AVE-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms: good meals; Reasonable
Evening star., 1933-09-09

4@I eth ST. NE-Front room. next to
bath , Window: private family; men pre-
Evening star., 1933-09-09

1918 MASS. AVE. House, Beautlful-De-
lirhtful suite for three: single double rooms;
running water delicious meals: central rea-
S0OablP
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"nu3 18th NW.-Pleasant. rehned home.
one or two people: southern, private family:
reaS aSOuable. CO 1852.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
BATTERY PARK. ME-

IL TN 7 fTNIN,
All WILSON LANE
Det. Dutch Colonial; W. rms and bath,
garage: large handicapped lot; rent, SIS. In
Spect Sat. or Sun
Evening star., 1933-09-09

1aIG IG.h NW-BeI Living room furn. or
IN f1lrn J: Young people: lovely double rooms;
splendid meals: $40. NO. SS51. IS
Evening star., 1933-09-09

Comfortable two-story house, in good
location Six bright rooms and bath,
hot-water heat 501 Rhode Island
ave. n. W.
Phone MI DAVIDSON Ma 1872.
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eO- JEFFERSON ST. NW.-EXCEPT1ONAL-
ly well furnished, entire first floor; : rooms.
tItchen. pantry; one block to cars; adults
only; S45. CE. 91Sa.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APT. OF
large room, dressing room. Murphy pee
kitchen, bath Frigidaire. 1888 Call1ornla n"
Evening star., 1933-09-09

1910 BTLTAORE ST. N.W.-Bright. attrac-
tive rooms. refined atmosphere; GOOD home
COOKING; reasonable Adams 5549.
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CAPITOL BID
90, .. G T.
ROOMs-u<FURNIsHED.

729 QUEBEC PL. NW.--Two rooms. kitchen;
bath; also one room kitchen. $500 and
S27.5o Call 3o12 18th st. NV. To-
oil c ST NW-:i bright rooms. newly
pcpered and painted: h.-w h.. cleo. gas:
sink. bath. stove: convenient to cars. II :.
45o5 KANSAS AVE-Two rooms Kitchen
cite and screened porch heat, gas and light.
1Ot
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ROOMS-FUK. AND UNFUR.
ROONS-SUBURBAN

S03 TAYLOR ST. NV room for rent
double or SlLele.
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NEAR DOWN. OWN 1864 K ST. NV
Single and double rooms; large airy, redeco-
rated delicious home cooking. 10
1913 VERMONT AVE. NW-Select; c. h. W.
every comfort: central; best food. nome
cooking; ST. So weekly Me. 7204.
10ll MONTANA AVE. NE. off R. l. ave.
and 10th st-Double and single rooms. twin
beds; private home board optional. NOrth
SS35-W. "
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Very reasonable;
large room for =, twin beds bureaus, desks
delicious meals. 3135 Morriton st. 10
ENJOY NATURE il beautiful Chevy Chase,
Md.-Fo- rent to LADY. room tn board IN
a refined. delirhtful home; TO other boaro-
ers. Wisconsin 35lo. IL
14I2 PERRY PL. NW.-Two cheerful front
rooms for employed people or students
home cooking. Columbia 1910.
room, suitable for @ excellent meals. GE.
210S. 4O'
The Washington times., 1933-01-23
CONTINUED from Local PGge)

Continued from Local PGge)
bathing beauty? A featured show
girl?
Those questions have been wor-
rying the girls of America ever
since they stopped wearing leg o
mutton sleeves and petticoats and
became form conscious"
Many Appeals
And they're still worrying
Countless letters have come to us
asking:
81 want to reduce, but I'm
not sure how many pounds /
ought to lose. I'm 5 feet g.
what are the ideal measure
ments for my siZe?"
There aren't any.
The perfect measurements for
your height, no matter what 1t
may be, are the measurements at
which you look best. Just be
cause you admire the figure Of a
showgirl whose waist measures "a
inches is no reason to starve
yourself into her exact measure.
ments, says Artie McGovern. If
you are we'll proportioned and
STAY that way, there is no need
to be a slave to tape measure
and the scales.
Keep At Your Weight
But do check up each week, at
least, to see that you haven't
gained back what you worked SO
hard to lose. When, through the
diet and exercise route prescribed
in The Times, you attain the
The Washington times., 1933-01-23
HEARING OPENS
TOMORROW ON
EXTRAD|T|0N
Equal Rights League Demands
Virginia Assure Suspect
Safety From Mob

George Crawford, colored, &C
cused slayer of Mrs. Spencer
Ilsley, social. leader, and her maid,
Mrs. Minna Buckner, in the
formers home at Middlebufg, Va,
q year ago, viii be given one OF
the speediest trials Of Virginlan
court history, according to John
Galleher, Commonwealth Attorney
of LoudouIl county.
Crawford, arrested in Boston,
on a. robbery charge, was identl'
fled as the man wanted in the
Ilsley Staying through his finger
prints. He was said to have con-
fessed the murder in Boston, but
later changed the statement. To
morrow an extradition hearing
will be given him. Sheriff E. s.
Adrian, Of Loudoun county, is now
in the Massachusetts, city to bring
Crawford back.
Commonwealth Attorney John
Galleher, meanwhile, is planning
to prosecute Crawford in the Lou
doun county circuit court term
which opens on February 13.
Upon his return from Boston, it
is believed, Crawford will be kept
ut the Alexandria jail to prevent
mob violence.
The Equal Rights League last
night informed Governor Ely, Of
Massachusetts,, that it stands
ready to fight Crawford's extra
dition unless fair trial and pro-
lection from mob violence is
promised by Virginia authorities.
The Washington times., 1933-01-23
ART Of INDIANS
EXHIBIT FEB. z

A private view Of an exhibition
Of Indian art under the auspices
. of the Exposition Of Indian
Tribal Arts, Inc, will be held at
the Corcoran Gallery of Art
Thursday afternoon, February 2.
Vice President Curtis is chair
man of the committee in charge
of the exhibit.
There will be public showings
later. Murals made by American
Indian artists will be shown at
the Corcoran Gallery. They are
the work of students at the
Indian School at Santa Fe.
Miss Amelia Elizabeth White,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloan, Maj,
Gen. Hugh L. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver LaFarge, Witter
Bynner, Senator Branson M. Cut
ting Of New Mexico and others,
will be present for the opening
OF the exhibition.
The Washington times., 1933-01-23
GIRLS! DON'T BE A SLAVE TO THE SCALES

weight that makes YOU look
best, keep at that weight.
Don't relax either your diet or
the exercises unless you are losing
more than you intend. And IN
any case, do your eXerciSeS-at
least half of them-every day,
even after you have lost your ex-
cess poundage. Then, besides
keeping at your ideal weight,
you'll be supple and graceful.
Do All Exercises
Remember while this series is
going on to save your exercises
from day to day, and DO them
The Washington times., 1933-01-23
n { " RELIGION
ESPOUsED BY
F|REST0NE
Rubber Magnate's Son Says
Oxford Movement Gives
Life Real Meaning

The "OEford group movement, !"
a nelD religious faith, Is being in
troduced to OhiodnS at q series OF
meetings in Akron. They are spoH.
Sored By Russell A. Firestone, son
OF HGrDey S. Firest01Ie, Sr., rubber
n1GgnGte, tDto giueS his obSerUG-
tionS of the moUenent in the
tollotoing article!
BY RUSSELL A. FlRESTONE
AKRON, Ohio, Jan. % Q.N.S0.
Mrs, Firestone and I came in
contact with the oxford Group
a little over 16 months ago. It
was at a time when, like so many
other people Of today, we were
restless and dissatisfied and were
seeking something that would
give our life real meaning.
We found it in the oxford
Group. The Oxford Group stands
for the simplest Christian faith
and that is the fundamental
teachings and principles of Christ.
1t is our belief that if person
is willing to give up and over
come his sins and weaknesses,
Christ will enter his life and lead
and direct him.
Fits With Every Life
In other words, the movement
Is a personal relationship between
the individual and Christ, and
fits into every persons life re-
gardless of his social or religious
belief.
To most people Christ is an
ideal who is looked up to and
one to pattern our lives after.
I felt this way for a long time;
but now have found-aS so
many other people are finding
that Christ is real and personal
and can help us all in all Of our
everyday problems, large and
small, If we will only let him.
The reason so many keep Christ
out Of their lives is due to their
own selfishneSS,s pride, and rela-
tionship with other people.
Purpose TOday's Need
The two things that people lack
today are purpose and a true
sense of values. Christ gives pur-
pose, meaning, and a spirit Of
well-being to everyone who will
take him into his life. He always
gives one "a true sense Of values
not by uprooting the person and
changing his mode of living, but
by showing him those things in
his daily life which are important
and those which are uninlportant.
The Washington times., 1933-01-23
Germantown Grange
10 Name Committees

The executive committee and
officers Of the Germantown
.(Md.) Grange will recommend
appointment of new committees
at the special meeting, Febru-
ary 6.
The Washington times., 1933-01-23

ALL each day, adding the new
ones as you go along. Don't leave
any OF them out-they're all i'm
portant and they are scientifically
graded so that they shouldn't be
hard for you to do If you have
practiced the preceding lessons.
Don't forget your daily walk
and don't underestimate the i'm
portance of regularity in Sleep
ing. getting up, taking your ex.
ercises and eating. Follow the
diets and a, set a specific time
each day for your meals, giving
yourself plenty Of time so you
can eat slowly.