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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
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| 1903 18th ST. N.W.-DETACHED. RMS.
ants quarters. screens. awnines. dual heat
iiT,,sss1fatqs ii,ss1 Tsal home situated On beau
Ren n' ss monS e Can North sh0ss f7
ROOMS. BATH, BUILT-IN GARAGE.
shower front and back ,porches; $50 per
HnNAscr RHass ss Go o3 9sep n p ave- ave- nT UN1FED NED
15o. COLUMBIA RID. N,W.-3 STORIES, .
rms, baths; sarase; near cars bus. 10th
baths baths Ny newly dec; % pofshss' large yard
$40 and $50. 3s35 Military rd.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, 1870 c
! rooms. . baths: hot-water heat. inst water
heater. elec. refrig.; garage. Ad. d1Gs. 2s'
';4o4 DELAWARE ST. CHEVY CHASE. MD.
| floor; spacious lawn; reasonable. Owner.
Apt, Ala. Dec. 0300.
Ga6 IRVING ST. NW-8-ROoM MODERN
TURNER, 600 9TH ST. s.w.. Met. 1G41. 90
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. LARGE ATTIC,
anwrNs2ain m l2eI Mssssshusetts sso "a ave Sc Key
| 5I.4 NEBRASKA AVE. NW-SEMI-DE-
taehed brick, rooms. = baths. Phone Dis
al3 BRYANT ST. NE. tNR. R. /. AVE: AND
man house. Call CL. 66G6. 3l'
NEW BRICK HOME. 9O3 PROSPECT ST
Corner Holstein St.. Takoma Park. Md
| and bus line: rooms and bath. plds sep
| arate apt. on second floor now rented for
| S25 monthly: SG1. so monthly: net rent
amounts to only $3.50 after collecting So
| from second-fioor tenant. Call Mr.. MOSS,
at Col. 757l or s433
FoXHALL VILLAGES ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
oil heat, Frigidaire. inside garage. fireplace.
| porch. Cleveland 94l3. 445s Que st. NV.
! FOXAI L-ADJOINING AND CvERLOOK-
| ing Government park. 6 rooms. double
| screened porches. open fireplace. electric re-
frise' alton. built-in garase. Call at 4447
Volta pl for KEY to inspect
WAvERLY TAYLOR. INC. cLEv 1916
| CHEVY CHASE.
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llO0 OWEN PL.. NE.
Just on W. Va. Ave.
rooms and bath and inclosed porch. 2nd
floor; hot-water heat. electricity and garage;
newly decorated inside and out. Key with
janitor, ll49.
RENT. S4o. 50.
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Nat. 2lOO. ops 18th st.
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CHEVROLET 1880 SPORT ROADSTER
Beautiful green, good top. tires, motor. A
steal at S1SS. Lee D. Butler. Inc, 2155
Champlain 81 NV. Col 1880
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1890 new dark blue
Duco finish. bTand-new tires; only $3.50;
terms, Pohanka Service, 1l@6 goth st. NV.
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HUDSON 1927 SEDAN. S45. Barnes Mo-
tors. 1920 14th st. NV. Open evenings.
HUDSON BROM SEDAN-S35 down.
S15 per mo. fer IL mos. best of condition
IN every way: Al tires. Warrington Motor
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WHIIE HOUSES.

WHITE HOUSES.
1915 Mass. ave. nw.-1lr r.. b.. ami So5OOO
1904 Jocelyn n.w.-a r. b.. oil bur. 10000
3lo2 Hawthorne st. n.w.-Sr., 3 b.. 10000
1880 10th St n.w.-l2 T., 3 b. ..... 10000
9s20 Conn ave nw-7r., b., ami. 10000
9lS Eye st. nw-l1 r.,.2.b. 100 90
s4ls s4ds Pa,teE s3,sioId c5 Fl law Md 5000
r. b.. ami, gar. ........ $3.50
3S.3g Garfield st. n.w.-S r.. b.. S5 90
1928 Calvert n.w.-9r.. > b..a.m.i..g. $500
141g Whittier pl. n nw.-Sr. b ami. 5000
3s2l Van Ness st. n.w.-s r. b.. gar. 5000
202l Rosemont ave. nw.-6 T.. b.. 1900
1aI l91s 1ryinS St t. " sb b. ami 1900
1874 Irving St: n.waas r. b: ami. $500
12lO Lamont n.w.-9 r, b. a m l.. g. 1000
:406 18th st. NV r. b.. ami. 1000
.bO.5.S 9TH n.w.-b T., b., a. n j.. gar. 1000
2i?9 Ontario I'd: nw.-?r, b.. ami 5000
1llS Allison NV r., b., ami, G. $500
lul4 Hamlin net r.. b.. ami. 6015
152S 0 st. n.w.-S r, b., ami. 5000
81 Artylc ST.. cherrydaie, Va r.
:;i s,;ii 4th nee I: b.. ami. gar s3G%
t'.S Upshur ST. n.w.-6 r, b.. ami $500
1913 18th net r. b.. ami, gar. $500
Ia IL" Abbey pi nem6 = ami, $500
lSot N Capitol ST r. b.. ami. 5000
IlO9 owen pl net r.. b., ami.g 1880
5i9 18th st. net r., b.. ami. 4750
M dt 1ith nv st. nt" r.. T. g. b aR 4;sS 4sS
aO29 lst st. NV r.. b.. amIS.. 4b,00
3g2d Yost St. n.e-4 r. B.. ami. 1900
50 seaton 81. f. n.wLS r.. r. s.. B. ami 40" 4so"
392i Benning rd. ne.aa6r b.. ami $500
vi Orleans pl n.e.-H r.. b.. ami. $3.50
isSs 4 4: s.st5oi: :i:s a$s$ e
a3Sl sS q Ga. ave NV r. b. elec.. $3.50
Ilo PIX. I'd NV r. b.. h.-w.h.,g. $500
B. F. SAUL CO..
Nat o1OO. 9o5 18th st NV
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CHEVROLET 1880 COUPE-S35 down, SI3
per mo-; fine appearance; mechanically
excellent good tires. See it. Warrington
Motor Co. 2035 ] eth NV.
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CADILLAC 1880 ALL-WEATHER PHAETON,
with a custom-built Fleetwood body spare
tires with metal tire covers mounted in
fender wells. trunk rack on rear. new tires.
The general condition of this car IS like new
and II presents an urueualy smart appear
ance; Sl,050 Warfeld Motor Co.. 1870
Gem. ave. NV. Dist. 1850. Open evenings
and Sundays.
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APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR.

APT. IN RENOVATED OLD COLONIAL
home in wooded acreage: 4-6 rms. private
bath. entrance and sleeping porches. fire.
place. a mi: reasonable. Clarendon go.
THE SUNBURY. 1912 NJ ST. NV.
Front apt. = rooms. dinette. kitchen and
bath; l room. kitchen. bath. 81
) Rms. so. .50-Nr. Dupont Cir.
oOOG St nw-Modern apt all outside
rooms. with porch. See ianitor or call Po-
tomac 221T.
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CHEVROLET 1871 SPORT ROADSTER
Two-tone brown Duco finish, orange wire
wheels. chrome tire cover. good top and cur
tans: tires and motor like new. Only S3"1.
Lee D. Butler, Inc, 2l55 Champlain st. NV.
Col. $3.50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
CContinued)
2so7 18th ST. N.W.-.ENTIRE THIRD
floor. . rooms and bath ami: refined
pH ppiyste e home 10 residential street near 18Th
ATTRACTIVE APT, 3 RMS. K. B.; COM
pletely, furn.. incl. heat. gas. elec.. Frigid;
near bus seen all day sun, after 500
1880 PARK RID. THE PARK LEE-MOD-
ern: excellent Location; l and large. nicely
bur- rrisid ss dFfssinE to s K dns5te k
1944 CALVERT sT.-LARGE. LIGHT LIv.
vsnnt vse bath entire floor $50. gas. electricity
1885 COLUMBIA RD.-NICELY FURNISHED
1-room and kit; apt. 2nd-fioor front. ami;
gas. elec. included. S35 month
ONE ROOM AND KITCHEN. FIRST FLOOR,
electricity ard gas; reasonable. 1925 10th
st NV.
1122 1lth ST. NV LARGE RMS. WITH
Kitchen, private bath. second floor; nicely
WANTED-YOUNG LADY TO SHARE BACH
e,Gr e apt near Park rd, 18th ST.: with an
444-E, Star office.
1896 CALIFORNIA STA TWO room APT.
AM Asat essss3tia!s' including refrigeration With
1923 PARK RD-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR, 8
rms. bath. screens. porch. 81 : so. incl. h.-w.
h. cleo. gas. phone Greenwood 23S2-W
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, WELL FURNISH
ed. SIP, or three rooms and bath. $40; con-
yenient location. 1908 9Th St NV.
NEAR DMAN-REASONABLE APT FOR
reasonable people; 3 bright. airy rooms. bath.
porch, four closets; permanent. Ad. 1912.
=, OVERLOOKING SHERMAN CIRCLE.
petWorth; 1Gl6 Kansas Ave. n.w.-One or
furnished entire second-Aoor Housekeeping
apt. with inclosed sleeping porch, ideal To-
cation; $I5. Phone Adams 7O1S.
Shoreham. :: months or longer. living room.
oed rccm' oInette. kitchen. balcony; very at
G06-E
The TORONTO DUPONT CIRCLE
rooms. kitchtnette, bath, attractiyely
furnished; $40; cafe.
FREE SERVICE.
APT. RENTING BUREAU.
q Inspect apis. fur and unfur. Open ewes.
144S Park Rd. NV.
u.,;, 4,3 J. rooms kit; bath. nicely furnished.
Sa5.56 and $3.50, Res manager. '0(4'-O-'
DOWNTOWN FUR. APTS.
2 RMS. $45;3 RMS. sos.
car fare. 1924 x NV Phone Nat SAB.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
CORCORAN COCRIS,
401 23rd ST NV
FrIgidaire Current Free
Comfortably furnished apartment consist
ing OF reception hail. living room. dressing
room with portable bed Kitchen and tiled
bath with built-in tub and shower $50
See rental agent on premises. Nat 6933
WE PLACE YOU FREE.
Fur. and Unfur. Apis. and Houses
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE.
14"I Eye st. NV. Dist G7fS
EXCLUSIVE TAFT BRIDGE.
3 r.. FUR. $50; 4 RM., SIS.
New bldg: best location; elevator. switch.
board: beautiful apt. tile bath. completely
furnished; convenient. Phone Pot 5OSS
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CHEVROLET 1881 5-WINDOW COUPE.
$50; 1891 5-window de luxe coupe, S325;
1890 sport roadster, 5000: terms; guaran-
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CHEVROLET 1892 COACH-Can hardly be
told from new car: SA25; terms guaranteed.
Barnes Motors, 1920 14th st. NV. Open
cNeninGS
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HUPMoBILE S-CYL. CONVERTIBLE COUPE.
1931-Six wire wheels rumble seat; cost
over S2,100 new; our price, $3.50; terms;
guaranteed Barnes Motors, 1929 14th st.
NV Open evenings
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CHEVROLET 1881 COACH; a car that is
absolutely perfect TINS car can be bought
with only Sl5 down. balance terms arranged
on easy notes; no property sgncrS. and the
low price en- this car will interest you. Cen
tury Motors, 1905 18th st. nv. North 9.32.
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FOPD 1881 VICTORIA-Orig!nal finish like
new. brown mchair upholstery is. spotless;
good tires; excellent in every detail. PRICED
Champlain St NV Gel. $3.50.
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FORD VS. SEDAN. 4-DOOR DE LUXE OR
standard-Each of these cars is in perfect
condition; no sign of any wear; their use
has been very limited. Nolan, I'LL
EiohteeOth closed
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Alb End ST Sc. OPPOSITE PARK-MOD-
ern. Q rooms. front, next bath; well heated,
running water. radio; adults: $40. 26:
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CHEVY CHASE.
See m list of IL desirable homes. $51 so
!p. c. BUSHMAN SMITH. Wis. :i5:tD. :s6'

up. c. BUSHMAN SMITH, WIS. .I33D 2O'
N.E.--9OG 11th SIT RMS, B..
FMfnna ;;;tb' 81, rms ~ h 20 90
N.E.-1629 Gales SIT rms, b.. ell. $3.50
COLORED
h-s.h S5o.50
NW.-230 V ST rms b.. h.-w h.. A. 80
N.W.-1l4 lst SIT rms, b.. h.-w.h 1880
NW-333l Q SIT rms. b. ell. 4O.5O
N.W.-l3l K st.-S rms. b.. gas. $50
SE:-1120 N; J. ave. rms. b.. gas "a. so
SW.-362 Md aye.-6 rms. b.. gas. 80
NE-4S Myrtle ST rms b. gas %.
NE-I39 D SIT rms. water 80. - so
N.W-l34l VT. ave- rms. water. 20.5O
NM Pierce ST. rms. water 20.5O
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CHEVROLET SEDAN; excellent condition;
S75. G:sh Garage 18th and You sts. r W.
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BUICK 1929 TWO-DoOR SEDAN-Natural
wood wheels: new set tailored slip covers:
good tires ard sound mechanically: price.
$345. Warfleld Motor Co., II 30 Conn. ave.
NV. Dist 1850. Open evenings and Sun
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BUICK 1928 Fl B2oM. sEDAN-s50
down, $50 per mo. Reccndtioned: refnish-
ed; looks new fine tires. Warrington Motor
Co DORM I'M
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FORD 1881 SEDAN. $500. Fine condition;
new tires very clean Here's a real bar
gain: easy terms. Blanton Motor Co, Fac
tory Dealers, De Soto and Plymouth. 3 to
GRAHAM PAIGE VICTORIA COUPE-S35
down, $3.50 per mo. for 12 mos; Al
shape; any demonstration; good tires.
Warrington Motor Co. 2035 18th NV.
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FORD VICTORIA, 193l-Equipped with six
wheels. six tires. two well tenders two chro-
mium-plated tire covers and trunk rack.
Will allow you 500 if your car will run to
Cherner'S. l1SI Ella. ave NV
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AUBURN 8 SPEEDSTER-S75 down. S.5
per mo-; low mileage; looks and runs like
new; fine tires: guaranteed. Warrington
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PLYMOUTH 1882 SPORT NoADsTER-s50
down, $50 per mo. Bes. of coHi:.io1 in
every way; Al tires; guaranteed. Warning
ton Motor Co.. 2035 18th NV.
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PONTIAC 1928 COUPE-S35 down $3.50
per mo. good car in excellent condition.
Looks and runs fine. Warrington Motor
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AUBURN 1920 SPORT SEDAN-S35 down.
ST. so per mo-; recond.tioned; looks fine;
Al tires; guaranteed. WARRINGTON Motor
Co oo3S 18th N W
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
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AUBURN SEDAN. 1929 cost originally over
$1,000; driven only 49, 900 miles by origina.
owner; paint perfect. mechanically Al. tires
almost new; will consider smaller car in
trade; can also arrange terms. Price only
$3.50. Call Mr.. Murphy, Col. 1706. or Clev.
1927 after 7 n m
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1925 NJ H. AVE
room, kitchenette unit; semi-private bath.
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HOUSES-UNrURNISHED.

TAKOMA PARK-BEAUTIFUL 6-RM. BUN.
galow. like new; fireplace. garage: near
street cars and stores. See OWNER, 6523
1st st. W., corner Van Buren.
$40. .5O-5 LARGE R. AND D.. DETACHED.
2-story house. AMI, h.-vh.: newly painted;
porches; conv. cars. MORGAN, Nat. 041O.
1921 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.-6 Rooms,
bath. gas, elec.; excellent conditions 943.6o.
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NASH 1892 SEDAN-Mechanically and ap-
pearance excellent; $3.50; terms guaran-
teed. Barnes Motors, 1929 14th st. Open
evenings
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PACKARD SEDAN, 102s-A real buy at a
low price and will allow yeu 500 on your
car if it will run to Cherners, 1871 Fla.
ave. nv.
Evening star., 1933-01-25

by Hibso splendid book on
the subjcct-bYt IL things haven't
Ieachcd this stage Why EOt
grab this bargain and avoid di-
vorce: You can't live without 'em.
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
Relief Agency Stocked With
"Ready to Wear"

the entire family, mama, papa
and baby.
The latest shipmefE- includes
5000 Army trousers and coats,
1,700 policemen's and firemen's
trousers, and 500 firemen's over
coats.
5es Given for Girls.
But besides that, there are
plenty of cute little dresses for
girls, made by Red Cross relief
workers.
The other day, a charitable
shoe store proprietor SHIPPED a
carload of ladies' shoes-the kind
that grandma used to wear. But
therell be plenty of women glad
to receive them.
On the second floor of the
warehouse is a tailor shop where
Mr.. Even will be glad to alter
aay clothes that do not fit.
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
Orchestra Appears
For Special Concert

The orchestra of the Sunday
School Convention of the District
of Columbia was presented in q
special concert at the Gethse-
name Baptist Church, Twenty
second st. and Virginia Avenue
Northwest, last night.
The orchestra, under the direc-
tion of Richard Smith, was as
sisted by the Rev. Virgil Taylor,
Lawrence Hooper, Hattie Walton,
Mrs. Frances Smith, Thomasine
Bryant, and the Rev. j. T. Harvey.
The orchestra leaves Saturday for
Memphis to attend the annual
National Sunday School Conven-
ton.
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
eff you don't see what you
want ask for it,"

"If you don't see what you
want ask for it,"
Trousers altered"
Signs such as these might well
be displayed at the Emergency
Relief division warehouse at
Third and C Streets Northwest.
The place has everything-from
suits of clothes to layettes. All
for the asking-that is, by au-
thorization of case workers at
the division headquarters.
Boss Is Proud Of it
And is Fred Even, superintend-
ent of the warehouse, proud OF
it! Why, at any time he'd be
glad to show you through to dis
play his merchandise"
Neatly laid away on shelves are
piles and piles of clothing-for
The Washington times., 1933-08-29

Buy in September and Buy American
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
BY QUENTIN REYNOLDS
Copyright, 1898, by International
News SerVice)

BERLIN, Aug. 20 GN.SJ
Germany today could put a
well-disciplined army of 100000
men in the field. Europe knows
this and Europe is vaguely un'
easy about it.
1t is true that under the
Treaty of Versailles Germany is
allowed to maintain an army Of
only 100000, the purpose Of
which was supposed to be the
maintenance of peace within Ger
many and protection Of the Ger
man borders.
Germany, under the Nazi gov
ernment, has lived up to the let
ter Of the treaty. Her regular
army (the reichswehr) at present
numbers 100000.
100000 Troopers
In addition to the regular army
there Is a huge organization
known as the storm troopers. !"
They are Hitler's followers and
are roughly divided into two
classes. known as the S. A. men
ana Cne >. .. men.
The latter are the pick of the
Former and are known loosely as
Hitler's bodyguard. They wear
black uniforms. There are per
haps 100000 of them. The S. s.
men wear the well-known brown
uniform. In all there are 800,-
900 storm troopers.
The actual police force of Ger
many numbers 10000 govern
ment figureS). They are not the
corpulent, good natured police
known to New York and Chicago
citizens. They are hard, lean,
military-looking men who march
with the precision and snap of
West Point cadets. Their marks.
manship is proverbial.
100000 Men in All
They bring the total to 100000.
Now there is an organization
known as the Steel Helmets
(Stahlhelm) organized by the
present minister of labor, Franz
Seldte. Three-quarters of them
are war veterans. They too spend
q great deal of time marching
and engaging in military maneu-
vers. There are 10000 of them,
bringing our total to 100000.
There are 100000 in labor
camps. That gives us 100000
men-all Germans well-grounded
in the fundamentals of military
craft, ready to step into ranks
tomorrow if need be.
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
Indian DepOrted But
Mexico Refuses Him

Nomo Yakeson, 34-year-old In
dian, was deported to Mexico, but
that country refused to receive
him. San Francisco immigration
authorities have been asked for a
full report.
Meanwhile Indian office at
taches are trying to find whether
Yakeson is Cherokee or Usage
Indian, inasmuch as at various
times he has claimed to be both.
Mexico seems to be certain that
he is not a Mexican.
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
D. C.. Group Attends
Missionary COnfGb

A delegation of local represen-
tatives left today for Durham,
N. c., to attend the annual
convention of the Lott Carey
Foreign Missionary Society of the
National Baptist Church of Amer
lea which begins tomorrow.
The Rev. j. Harvey Randolph,
pastor of Mt. Moriah Baptist
Chur h, is corresponding secre-
.ry. The Rev. c. S. Brown, of
Winston-Salen, N. c., is president.
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
Pa. Dairy Farmers
Here For PGrLey

A group Of dairy farmers from
10 Pennsylvania counties arrived
in Washington today to confer
with Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace on their problems. The
party was taken for a tour of
the Capital by Mrs. Clifford
Pinchot, and entertained at a
luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel.
They will be entertained at din
ner at the Pinchot home. tonight.
ERu,, Ru co~t.n.L.. nnI puv Aunariran
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
Public Indifference
Is Blamed for Crime

Indifference Of the American
people is largely responsible for
crime conditions here, said Secre-
tary Of War Dern in a radio talk
last night. He asserted racketeers
levy a tribute on the people twice
as great as the total of Federal,
State and local taxes. Once
aroused to the menace, he said,
the public will do its duty.
Buy In September and Buy American
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
Faulty Left Turn
Costs DriUer $40

C. w. Dunmire, salesman, OF
the 900 block B st. N. E., was
fined $40 in Hyattsville Police
Court yesterday on a charge Of
reckless driving. Dunmire was
found guilty of making a faulty
left turn which resulted in a col.
lision Of his car and one driven
by M. w. Bernhardt, of Greens
burg, Pa.
Judge J. Chew Sheriff criti-
cized Dunmire for pulling to the
extreme right of the road instead
of on the inside lane before he
turned left off the Washington
Boulevard.
Buv in SeDtAmber and Buv American
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
GERMAN ARMY
ESTIMATED At
100000 MEN

FOLLOWING is the fourth of a
series OF sir illuminating articles
carefully GnGlysing the results of
the first SeDen months of the Hit
Ter regime in Germany, discussing
both its successes and its failures:
The Washington times., 1933-08-29
CLUB TO TAKE OUTING

The annual outing of the Mu-
so-Lit Club will be held tomorrow
at Highland Beach, Md. Swim.
ming and other outdoor activities
will be among the recreational
features. M. Grant Lucas is
president Of the club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-27
Washes PLAN
ANOTHER CLASH
HERE THURSDAY
sTRADLEY AND KETcHUM
WILL OPPOSE KIRcHHEINER
AND HAYES IN COMING
GOLF ACTIVITIES
(Ry Golf seribel

Captain Willie Watkins of the
Divot Diggers. says it just cannot
go on like this, and with Russell
Kerr is planning to administer
tine defeat of their lives to Eddie
Strunk and Melvin Russell, when
the famed Divot Diggers and
Bunker Hills come together at
the municipal course this Thurs
day afternoon.
Glenn Price, of sponge fame,
and Tim Pittman, who runs the
hello office, will oppose Bob
Spottswood, the medicine man of
the Bunker Hill team, and George
Brooks, who looks after the legal
end. The odds favor the Divot
piggers in this match, as Bob and
George are starting to feel the
effects of old age, and youth
must be served.
Bill Demeritt and Johnny
Kirschenbaum, local pro. are de-.
termined TO put an end to the
rumors that have been going
around, and are out for the scalps
of Joe Lopez and Sheriff Karl
Thompson. The sheriff has been
shooting nice golf lately, and is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-06-27

GAME TONIGHT
-
Gates TEAM AND LOPEZ
FUNERAL HOME AGGRE-
CATION TO MEET
Tonight's the night.

lonlghtS the night.
Diamondball fans who have
been deprived Of their regular
games by the recent heavy rains
will get an opportunity to see two
fast teams in action as the sum-
,mer season opens.
Bayview Park diamond will be
the scene of action and fireworks
are scheduled for 8 O'Clock.
JonathsI Gates, well known in
diamondball circles, has picked a
representative squad, the Tidal
Waves, to compete against the
strong Lopez Funeral Home ten.
The edge on paper seems to be
with the Tidal Waves, but the
Undertaken team has a sterling
pitcher in Lunn. who turned in a
wonderful season as a hurler in
The former City League. Then
too, the Lopez Funeral Home
squad has been engaging in daily
practices and expect to give their
more experienced opponents the
surprise of their lives.
Following are the players and
positions: Funeral Home: Roberts
2b, gonzalez If, Baker lss, H.
Gates lib, Gates 3b, Lunn p, Nc
Carthy rf, Ingraham &, sDemeritt
If, C. Gates rss; Tidal Waves:
Griffin G, Ward p. Acosta If. Gar
cia IF, Molina 2b, founders cf. p.
Artman Id, Traynor rss, Nodine
IS, Castillo 3b.
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considered serious threat TO
Johnny Kirschenbaum, who has not
been in his usual form.
Sam Goldsmith and Bill Malone.
the pair who ran so many VIC
tories in q row. are out to avenge
a match of last week, when they
We're held to a tie, and will oppose
Poly Artman and Norman Art
man in q return match Sam
says he sees a storm brewing and
the barometer getting low.
Probably the most interesting
match of the day will be John
Stradley and Charlie Ketchum
against Otto Kirchheiner and Jack
Hayes. Both John and Charlie
have been welding a mean niblick
lately, and are expected to dispose
of their opponents easily.
The Key West Electric group
continues their weekly feud with
Ayala and Julian opposing Grooms
and Hewitt. Grooms has been
hitting his irons much better late
~ and is expected to be in top
for thisform for this match.
The match on which more bets
will be placed, however. is where
Lewis Pierce and Leo Warren hitch
up against Berlin Sawyer and
John Carbonell. This match will
have an umpire and a referee,
and inasmuch as the Sheriff viii
be playing nearby also, it is not
thought that any fights viii oc-
cur in this foursome. Signals
and smoke flares have been inn
provised and will be carried by
the caddies with this group. so that
the police and officers may be
quickly advised at the first show
ing of any trouble.
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Yvonns Beattie. San Jose,
Calf, recently celebrated her
10th birthday BY making her first
solo airplane flight.