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auguration ceremonies and members Of
the society are cordially invited to at
tend.
The members who made reservations
and are entertaining guests at the Mis-
souri, Society banquet tomorrow evening
are Representative and Mrs. John J.
Cochran. Representative and Mrs. Joe
]. Manlove, Mrs. Bessie Parker Brugge-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Baity, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy A. Porterfieh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Craig L. Reddish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Dixon Hays, Mr.. and Mrs.
dore G. Afford and Miss Mabel Alex
ander.
Representative Joe ]. Manlove, Or
ganizer and first president of the So
ciety, will be chairman Of the Floor
Committee, assisted by Representative
David Hopkins, Mr.. Britain Walker,
Mr.. Floyd F. Manly, Mr.. Monroe L.
Meletio and Mr.. John s. Hornback.
Mrs. Charles P. Keyser, chairman Of
the Entertainment Committee. has ar
ranged the program. Mr.. Fred East,
one OF Washington'S favorite baritone
singers and radio stars, will sing. His
accompanist will be Mr.. George H. Will
son. Miss Lavinia Darve, soprano Of
New York and Paris grand opera, also
VIII sing and will be accompanied by
Mrs. Winifred Howell Artland. Another
feature will be speciality dances by the
Misses Ryan.
Reservations for the banquet, which
Will be at o'clock, may be made at the
washington Hotel or through Mrs. Otis
y. Rogers at Florence Court not later
than today.
During the interval between the ban
quet and dance election Of officers for
1888 will be held. At this time Mis-
sourians will be afforded the opportunity
OF expressing their respects and best
WlsneS TO Representative and Mrs. L. C.
Dyer Tor q successful year as pilots Of
the State Society.
The next function of the Texas Club
OF Washington will be held tomorrow
evening at 9 o'clock at the Washing
ton Hotel and will be In celebration Of
both Texas independence day and the
Inauguration. The guests of honor
will be Texans who will arrive tomor-
row afternoon by special trains to at
tend the Inauguration, and among
them will be Mrs j. e. King, member
of the Governors staff and the per-
sonal representative Of the Governor
at the Inauguration.
A group of Texas cowboy ballads and
other folk songs will be feature Of
the entertainment and will be fur
nished by the San Angelo cowboys.
This meeting will probably be the
largest affair that the club has ever
held here and Representative r. e.
Thomason. president Of the club, urges
all Texans residing in Washington TO
Evening star., 1933-03-02
Street and Afternoon Dresses, S.
We're $40 and $15.Z5

50, Including plain crepes and GghtWe
tons and plain shades of hyacinth bl
Sizes II to 20, SO to 46. 461z to 501k,
dresses.
81. S5.91 Dresses, Of Plain and printed
crepes. woollens, and print-end-pl con-
trasts Sizes IA to 90. 80 to "A. 1914 to
95. e5.05 and SO Crepe and Wool Dresses;
black. brown, navy. hyacinth, gold. and
green Sizes "A 70 90, 80 to A, 16A TO
20h, and a to 80. Now. $500. .S2.95
DOWN
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In the passages.
Everywhere there are people who now
prevent colds and other respiratory
diseases. have a clear head, and preatne
freely. since using Sinasiptec 1or q
tWice-daily nasal bath. It's SO easy anu
pleasant The Sinasiptec treatment
soon becomes fine health habit. Sina-
siptec is sold by all druggists and ur-
less YOU are pleased with the results,
the small amount you pay will be re-
funded. Tear this out so you re-
member the name, pronounced Sina-
siptec.
Evening star., 1933-03-02

auguration ceremonies and members Of
the society are cordially invited to at
tend
Evening star., 1933-03-02
Garter Brassieres
and Girdles, S1.45
Were $2.95 and s.

Were $2.95 and s.
Al Side-Hook Girdles, in
several styles; sizes % to SO.
Also. a limited number Of
Garter Brassieres.
16. 81 and S1.9S Foundations.
including elastic step-in girdles.
sizes 2S to 80: other girdles
and garter brassieres. Now 45c
Evening star., 1933-03-02
Sports Dresses, S1.95

Sports Dresses, S1.95
Were $5.95 to $40
49, attractive styles good coors slightly soled
sizes i to 20 20. Now.
Misses and Womens
Sports and Dress Coats, S.
Were $1775 ard s25
10; In several smart styles; sizes IA to A.
a Wsmen to Flu and s3.95
Trimmed Swavl Rancoats sizes a
IA. III
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Girls Apparel and
Furnishings, 25c

Were 81 TO $4QS
So pieces, including dresses,
sweaters and underthii1g3.
Broken sizeS-Soiled.
25. 5Sc and 81 Berets and
biO0ScSs NOW. lOc
go, 81 Softee Hats and Scarf
Ccts. NOW oOc
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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MRS. WILSON TO BE GUEST
Presidents Widow to Attend Meet
ing of Georgia Women.

Mrs. woodrow Wilson has accented
an invitation to attend meeting OF
the Women's Democratic Committee OF
Fulton County, Ga, March 20, but
stipulated that in accordance with her
practice of many years she be required
to make no speech.
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Turbans, SOC
We're 81 to SI.9S

100; of felt. crepe. and rab-
bitswool, in a variety Of
styles and colors.
25, 81 and S1.9J Hats, in navy.
Now Soc
10. S1.s5 Scarf Sets. Now SOC
rs, 81 Scarf Sets. Now. .25c
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1857 pairs Our Popular Lace
shades for Spring Sizes 81
lag pairs 81 Hose, including tissue chif-
fon, lace-top chiffon. and service weight
with Isle. tops and soles. The majority
dark shades. ssses siz to 10 in lot.
DOWN
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Wash Frocks, Csc
Were 81 and $2.95

40 Good Quality Wash
Frccks, in prints; some soil
ed and mussed. Broken
sizes.
10, s1.05 and S2.95 white Uni
forms; broken sizes; soiled:
Now S1.15
10, S5.95 silk Nesiigees, in pas
tells; small, medium, and large:
NOW S%.0o
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RED CROSS BILL PASSED
House Sends Measure for Exchang-
ing Cotton to President. I.

The House yesterday unanimously
passed and sent to the President fox
SIGNATURE legislation empowering the
Red Cross to exchange Goyernment-
donated relief cotton for articles con-
tanning wool
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! green, gray, black, navy, and brown.
} 24l2. Also few dinner and evening
SO, S395 and 1896 Crepe and woeIIen
Dressesj sizes IA to 20. and 3S to 80.
NOW .$1.05
8. SI5.75 Afternoon and Dinner Dresses;
sizes IA, 16, and 1s. Now. $3.50
o, SO and SI5.76 Printed Creme Dresses;
l and 2 piece; sizes SO to A. Now $3.50
, STORE
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Hand-Fmished
Cotton Gowns, Csc

100, soft batiste in dainty
prints /; plain white Philip
pine gowns. and lace-trim-
med white batiste. Sizes 16
and II.
o6 pieces 81 Cotton Underwear,
including batiste chemise and
step-ins end panties with bras
sieres. Now ...........6 .65c
90 Rayou Taffeta and Rayon-
and Cotton Crepe Slips; white,
pink. tan. black. and navy.
Sizes "a to AZ in lot. Reduced
to ......... soc
81, S5c and 81 Winter-Weight
Union Suits; some soiled.
NOW .............. SOC
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Beautiful Silk Slips, $2.25
Were Much More

81, including lace trimmed and tailored styles styles with
proof panels of pure dye silk crepeaso butup
shoulder styles of silk French Sizes 81 to A in lot
81 Raycn Pettcoats navy tan and fesh sizes g.
DOwN STAIRS STORE
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

GENT. wishes bd g. rm. or only rm. Chevy
SSase' b C. Advise terms. Address Box
1I7-H Star once.
T6ERIY LADY and companion desire hrst,
@oor room with porch; home cooked 1000
essential. Address Box 406-S, star once:
IAnY aettled wishes room and board IN
nrivate home or room Ink; walking as
lance to Sth and N SITS. NV. Address BOX
45O-S. Star once. :
WANTED by gentleman room and board IN
tion to small dog. Address Box loss
Star ONCE.
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WANTED-ROOMS

CrNTI vMAN Catholic, room with private
shnver hath, convenient garage northwest OF
fNipont Circle. Mass. Heights or Cleveland
PARK: permanent. Address Box 430-S. star
MDI6YED. REFINED. middle-aged lady
SsstrsS unfurnished or partly furnished.
Ssd.iivins room and small kitchenette; with
dinners preferred Address BOZ 1l3-s' SSaf
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1927 SIXTEENTH NV. - Desirable single
hnd double room. with or without private
eath; excellent table: reasonable prices =.
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1860 B1LTMORE. Biltmore Villa-Large. at
tractive room. semi-prtvate bath; excellent
meals: also attractive basement rooms; rea-
eQnable; suitable or young men. AID. G496
1857 LANIER PLACE NW.--Board and room
70 parent and child: private home; with
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S55 40. . ROOMS KIT. BATH.
3446 CONN. AVE. NV.
Attractive apartment completely fur
nished in unusually fine style dishes. silver
ware linens. etc included beautiful
apartment in Washing'ons most oengntiui
residential section. Refrieeraticn, elevator.
See Resident MANAGER:
EXCELLENTLY FURNISHED. MODERN.
cool apartment: 24-ft. studio-living room;
dining room kit. Frigidare. 3 bed rooms. =
baths: near Rock Creek Park; garage avail
able in bull ding. May l to August l, or
longer.
Q Dupont Circle, DECATUR 401o.
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NEW WEBSTER. 44O3 14th-APTS AND
3 rooms, kit and bath; General Electric re-
frtgeration low rents. Apply manager
1904 14th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath. enclosed porch; very reasonable rent.
Call Monday
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II42 9TH NW-3-ROOM APT, LARGE
kitchen, cleo, gas, heat and telephone in
cluded; newly decorated; $40 per mo. l.
rs 18th SE-ENTIRE End FLOOR, 3
rooms, kit. and bath; heat. gas, light furn.'
S35. one block car line
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e013 KALORAMA ROAD N.W.-Large, cool.
front room. beautiful section. refined home;
also unfurnished room S21.50; excellent
Evening star., 1933-04-30

KEAI- BNNCNIN.
Like new; cool modern apts.. rooms,
kitchen and bath: bnilt-in furniture that
has never been installed before. AT Rock
Creek Park. near the Million Dollar Bridge.
The Allen, 2410 Goth ST. NV. Resident
manaIer
Evening star., 1933-04-30

LARGE ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH.
large back porch. ami. electric. included
S35 month. 90l H ne. Ii. 1876.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-owNER,s HOME;
entire 2nd floor; 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath; $50 mo-. including gas. elec.; busi-
ness couple only. CL. 1888
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1s4l KALORAMA ROAD $50 monthly.
single rooms: two meals daily; unlimited
telephone Adams 5fj5S
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.-CHOICE MODERN
apts, > to 5 rms, some with sleep. porches:
$50 to S55 BURTON REALTY CO, 20"4
r. l. ave. ne. Gail DE. O3l7, North O553.
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TWO ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE AND BATH
Frigidaire.
Georgia O934. 5713 Colorado Ave. NV.
TWO BEAUTIFUL. LARGE ROOMS; PRI-
yate bath and shower; real fireplace; radio;
cedar lined closets; air-conditioned rooms
and garage. New home. near busses and
Conn. ave. Furnished or unfurnished. 10
Pinehurst Circle, 32nd and Utah. Call after
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1856 WARDER ST NV tNEAR SOLDIERS
HoIne)-2 large rooms. kitchenette. private
bath. screened porch, ami: entire second
floor; S45. including gas and cleo; adults.
Phone
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2I4I H ST. NW-WTTHIN WALKING DIS
tance of all Govt. depts.-3 large r. and b.;
ami: low rent. rs 18th St s;e-5 r and
b. ami Colored. 1908 9Th st. n.e.-5 T.
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED.

SContinuedO
IL MADISON sT. N.W;.-2 ROOMS, .KITcH-
eiec. refrissfation il desired.
9O7 ALLISON ST. NW.-2 UNFUR. ROOMS.
Kitchen and private bath; heat. gas and e!ec.
en-. elec. refriseration Il desired; rent rea-
sonable adults only. Call Sunday or after
1924 18th 81. NV. HALP BLOCK FROM
SS fsdsns taasn ncaded Rsse
TWO LARGE. ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVATE
ehin enta pDr'h ons n Ea, Hapso st. No pets
and ando painted nh V5 rooms Fitehen ana bssh
$40: heat, gas and electricity free.
ENTIRE end fLOoR: = LARGE Rooms;
Ssta as pssa Is. sta gas
CORNER APT. LINCOLN PARK. 1903
elec. furnished; $3.50. Can NO. 7sO7.W
$50 ALLISON ST. NV OR 3 ROOMS,
sa1n Sns ana sss ana
vate home Of two adults. co. 3395-W.
1856 NEAL ST NE-UNFURNIsHED APT;
s.l reoms, sSmas,s h.-wh. elec'; sink in Kitchen
.020 ONTARIO RD.. Mr.. Z sth 8, COL. RD
Sineti S,. k b. s37.5o; 2 rms dinet' H. d.
1896 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-TWo ROOMS,
kitchen and private bath; Frigidaire, gas and
electricity: $40: adults.
3l45 EYE ST NV LARGE ROOMS
and bath; all modern improvements: close
to Government buildings North 0s64
lII5 MD. AVE. NE-MOD.. 2. 3 g. 4 RMS
& bath: newly recorated: $25, $32 g. $t5
Rent as whole or sep. GE. 1l22.
BEAUTIFUL APIS. ONE & TWO ROOMS,
hdwd. fis. open nreplace garage aValiaDie.
sink, range; newly dec; porcheS, YARDS;
SO 30 to $40 wkly. CT. 479S.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. ONE. TO THREE RMS
e kit large, front: newly dec: elec.; 20
to $40 wkly. 1000 st. NV.
S42.50.
1893 Columbia I'd. n.w-Convenient cars
and stores. :, large rms. kitchen, receptlon
hall, refrigeration and gas for cooking IN
cluded in rent.
large rms and bath: very desirable front
apartment: excellent condition: SG25o. gee
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es01 ADAMS MILL RD. 1O8-LIv. RIM.
bed rm. hall. kit. b.. large closet; faces
Rock Creek Park: Frigidaire. CL 1888
$3.50 COLORADO AVE- AND 4 ROOMS
O. bed rooms). kitchen and bath; Frigidaire
on house current; res. manager. Apt. .0o
NEAR CAPITOL 90 MD. AVE. NE.-FINE
location; attractive. clean. quiet. private; 3
outside rms. tile bath inclosed porch heat.
hot water; cool in Summer: only S41.50. I.
1860 PARK RD. NEWLY RENOVATED
l rm.. k. b.; . rms. k. b., S35 to S41 so.
inc. elec. refrig.; near car line; owner
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WEAVER BROC
w REALTORS y
Washington Bldg Dist, 9486

BALANCE YOUR CUT!
10th ST. APTS.-LOW RENT.
RMS. SI25O-3 RMS, $50
New BLDG; large rooms tiled bath. shower.
dinette, garage. Frigidaire. elev.. phone.
Nicely Furnished. $40 extra. Adams zoos.
Evening star., 1933-04-30

THE EDWARDS, 1870 R. l. AVE. NE-TWO
rooms. kitchen. dining alcove, bath and
screened porch; Kelvinator on house cur
Evening star., 1933-04-30

second floor Of 2-story dwelling: 3 very
large, bright. newly decorated rooms. bath
and q closets. modern kitchen with new
cludes gas, electricity, heat. water. private
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= RMS. KITCHEN,
light. gas included.
ST. NV SMALL
bath. h. W. gas, cleo,
all included in rent;
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1885 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Beautiful newly
Furnished extra large front rooms. semi
bath; excellent table: garage: reasonable
Evening star., 1933-04-30

TAKOMA-LARGE LIVING ROOM. BED
room opening on private porch. kitchen,
small back porch. semi-private BATH. $50.
go Carroll ave Apt. 8. Shepherd HO95.
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I79O ST. NW.-LARGE. ATTRACTIVE
front room. twin beds: also single room. one
Eght housekeeping apt, with porch.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. . BED RMS.
living room. kitchen, bath. radio; available
June 10: reasonable. DECATUR 4440 ewes
DETACHED HOUSE. 55O6 14th.-2 FRONT
rooms. bath. shower; Ink; G. 3. refrigera-
tor: conv. location; garage. GEORGIA 59l9.
Evening star., 1933-04-30

2Sl9 CONN AVE.-No better location in
city: overlooking Rock Creek Park; most de-
hghtful rooms. excellent meals, reasonable
rates. co. 1894 or CO oSl4. 30'
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
COUNTRY BOARD.

TARM near Columbia, S. C-Board room
and laundry. $50 per month up; S35 lor
Snun,e: NO objection to children; local refer
ences: transportation. $500 each. AooIess
BOX l44-H. Star office
GENTLEMAN wants board on farm IN, IN pri, p
Tate home Virginia; reasonable. ElZ4 r
st NV. Apt "a Washington. D. g
BOARD AND ROOM for elderly lady or
gentleman. Bay Front Cottage Bay n Riage; agd
Tery reasonable: May Is. Address Box
455-S Star offce.
ROOM for couple in quiet attraetne i've
cosntry home; convenient to South HNei
hesches Mrs H. Best. Herwood. NC.
CHARLES TOWN w. VA.-Spend delight-
fu Spring vacation on large eolSna So eourse
Best be- fees ef southern % eookine Private cottases
Tor weekend parties. Rates 81 S,ton to SIs
Nal Marshall Macdonald. Media Farm
Evening star., 1933-04-30


$40 to Si5-Iarge living room. bed room,
kitchen, dinette: perfect condition: near Lis.
brary. Capitol. The Chalon. Ala Pa ave. Sc.
$50 OO-Liying room, bed room, dining
room. kitchen. refrigeration; newly decorate.
ed: first floor.
.50-Livins room. bed room. kitchen.
bath. refrigeration. 1913 lGth ST. nv.
3C3" lith ST NW-ENTJRE FLOOR. PRI-
vate home; . rms kit, bath inc!osed porch;
gas. cleo, heat. phone included; reasonable.
30.
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LOWERED RENTAL TO MEET PRESENT
conditions: pleasing and 4 room apts
porches. EVANSTON. 3421 18th st. NV.
500 KANSAS AVE. NV RMS, K, AND
hath: lge. porch; gas and elec. included
Evening star., 1933-04-30

21l 18th ST. SE.-Larse bright room with
private family: good meals; S35 q month;
six blocks from Capitol
Evening star., 1933-04-30

1928 A ST. SE-3 ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch. private bath: private home; heat gas
lights furnished: reasonable; adults. l.
. ROOMS AND KTTCHENETTE: GLASSED-
in sleeping porch; no children. "a Evarts
st. ne. 3Os
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
FARLEY WARNSDEMOCRATS

For the benefit Of the party
Democrats are warned to be wary
Of contributions except to persons
properly accredited by the Demo
cratic national committee.
This was the proclamation yes
terday Of Postmaster General
James A. Farley, chairman Of the
Democratic national committee,
in connection with the proposed
Victory BAH" scheduled for the
Washington Auditorium April IT
Declaring that the party is in
no way connected with this ball
he said:
There have been quite .
number Of plans broached by
people outside Of the commit
tee for the alleged purpose Of
raising contributions to pay off
the Democratic deficit. Un-
dOubtedly some Of these were
undertaken with the best Of
motives-Others have been plain
rackets conceived for the ben
eft Of the promoters"
Howard Brent, treasurer of the
local Victory Ball committee
The Washington times., 1933-04-12

Complete, easy-to-understond
cutting and sewing instructions,
and detailed diagrams are in
cluded with the pattern for
this unusually slenderizing two
piece ensemble. These clear
instructions cover every step
in making the charming dress
and smart, practical jacket,
and tell you everything you
need to know to make a sue
cessful outfit,
Pattern 251" may be ordered
only in sizes SO, 80, 40, AZ, A
and 46. Size 6 requires S
yards 9-inch fabric cnd 5s ycrd
Pinch lace.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c)
in coins r stamps (cOinS pre-
ferred), for this pattern. Write
plainly your name, address and
style number. BE SURE TO
JTATE SIZE WANTED.
SEND FOR THE ANNE
ADAMS FASHION BOOK, show
ing PariS-inSpired models for
every sewing need-all practical
and easy and economical to
make. Models for the larger
figure, junior and kiddie styles;
lingerie and accessory patterns
are also featured. PRICE OF
CATALOG, FIFTEEN CENTS.
CATALOG AND ON PAT
TERN TOGETHER, TWENTY
FIVE CENTS. Address all mail
orders to The Washington
Times Pattern Department.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
NURSES FIGHT
FUND SLASH

A committee of the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society will carry
the society's protest against the
proposed cut in the tuberculosis
hospital appropriation to the Sen,
ate District Appropriations Sub.
committee.
The committee will be ap'
pointed by the president, Mrs
Whitman Gross, according to
plans outlined at a meeting Of
the board Of directors yesterday
The cut was protested at the
meeting as a poor form Of econ.
omy in view Of the fact, Mrs
Cross said, that the ultimate cost
in new cases from contagion in
the home will be infinitely higher
than the proposed saving.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
MOTHER DOOMS
DAUGHTER, z,
+. To DEATH
HASTINGS, N. Y, April IL.
"Better dead than blind"


sBetter dead than blind"
With these words Mrs. John
Vasko, wife of a day laborer here,
Conde mned her two-year-old
daughter Helen to what physi-
clans say is almost certain death,
rather than permit surgical
operation which would remove one
Of the baby's eyes. The child is
afflicted with a malignant tumor
Of the eye.
The physicians explained that
Sofar Helen's ailment has been
deceivingly painless. She plays
with her doll, eats well, and ap-
pears normal except for the tumor
afflicting her left eye. 1t has
been diagnosed as a glioma of the
retina, progressive tumor which
viii eat its way to the brain, in
time, and cause death.
This was explained to the
parents. A parish priest pleaded
with them; a judge Of the West
chester county children'S court
Joined in the pleas; famous eye
specialist was summoned and,
after examining little Helen, tried
scientific reasoning to sway the
parents opposition to surgery.
All to no avail. The mother said:
"GOd gave her to me. If he
wants her he will take her. 1
will not have her eye taken
ont"
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
F. v. PECK GETS
FARM POST

Henry Morgenthsu. jr., an.
nounces today the appointment of
Francis w. Peck, director Of the
agricultural extension work Of the
University Of Minnesota, as Co
operative loan commissioner in
the Farm Credit Administration.
The consolidation of farm
credit functions becomes effective
May 27. Mr.. Peck will assist Mr..
Morgenthau in direct supervision
Of Farm Board functions.
Mr.. Peck was with the Depart
ment Of Agriculture from 1919 to
1921, and has since the latter date
been with the University of Min.
nesota. He is 48 years old and
graduate Of the college of agri-
culture Of the University of Min
neSota.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
Bachelor, 20, Weds
st. Louis WidOW

Lewis T. Tune, 10, bachelor and
former employe of the seed loan
division, Department of Agricul-
ture, was married to Mrs. Ruth
Waldeck, a widow, of st. Louis,
last Monday, it has just been
learned.
Mr.. Tune served as confidential
agent for the seed loan office
from March, 1881, until January
last.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
Sexton Nominated
For Customs Post

Harry L. Sexton was nomi.
mated yesterday for collector of
customs a; San Antonio, Texas,
by President Roosevelt. For sew
eral years Sexton served as Sec
retary to Vice President Garner.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
Happy Days are Here Again!

with the amber
brew flowing at the
Hotel Hamilton wher
you may sip and dine
in perfect comfort.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
Air Cooling Means
More Economy

It seemed almost impossible yet the makers of this
revolutionary refrigerator set about the task of re-
ducng still further the extremely low cost of opera
tion-the simplicity of the gas refrigerator. Heat
must be used to circulate the refrigerant Another
element must extract this heat. Water used
until now when after years of constant work,
the new Air-Cooled Eectrolux has been perfected.
You owe it to yourself to this new achievement,
and to buy if you want absolute silence-refrigera-
ton without the bother and expense of machinery
and true economy of operation.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12
Prize School Band
70 Be in Apple Fete

WINCHESTER, Va, April IL.
The Mckinley High School cadet
band, awarded first honors in
Washington high school band con-
tests, has advised the winchester
apple blossom festival headQuar-
terS that it will march in the
'"Trail of the Pink Petals" the
feature parade of the tenth apple
blossom festival at Winchester, in
May.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12

digestion, enriches the blood, clears the
in vim, vigor and vitality. Chas. 5. Hahn
of 2o2 West South ST., Frederick, Nd, says:
81 was in a rundown condition, felt tired
and weary ali the time, had no appetite. But
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery built
me up in fine shape, gave me = great appe-
tite and drove away that tired, weary feel'
The Washington times., 1933-04-12

Seven years ago the first Electrolux Gas R
frigerator startled the world with its lack
machinery-its permanent silence-its utter sir
plicity. Only tiny gas flame and trickle
water were used to produce constant steady col
and clear, sparkling ice cubes. Here surely w
a refrigerator that would answer the housewife
fondest dreams-give her perfect refrigeratic
without the slightest trouble-and at fractic
of the cost of old-fashioned refrigeration.
But even this has been oUershadoqOed! II
neaU Electrolux uses no qOater! The water used
the cooling process has been entirely eliminated
replaced by air-cooling.
The Washington times., 1933-04-12

answering Farley'S statement,
said the net proceeds from the
affair are to be offered to the
local finance committee.