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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


1925 3Oth ST Nw-3 rooms and bath;
also attic with . finished rooms: private
entrance, S35. including heat.
EMIT HAIL LIv RM 4 2 BED RMS
din K and with shower S46 to S54
wyatt Apts. 1890 Ca. ave GE 1883
esQI l4th ST NV
rms kit bath. elec. refrig.. elev SIS so
I rms. kit bath elec. refrig., elev 45 80
J WAISHE INC
1107 Eve ST. NV Ma s09h
600 PENNA AVE sE-4 ROOMS AND
bath. h.-wh. gas electricity front bal
cony and back porch
THE BARBARA. 9th AND ND AVE NE
--3 rms and bath beautiful outside apt
facine Nd ave. completely redecorsted-
Must De seen 70 be appreciated Also o
3-rm and bath apt, for S42 90 FrtEid-
aire on house current See tanitor OF
phone Mr Clark Ma. 3oo7
AVAILABLE AUG VERY DESIRABLE
Georgetown ant End moor 4 large rooms
Kitchen and bath 2 open nreplaces. ex-
posures; high-clasS neignoorhood- WEN
06O0.
34s0 Ilth ST. NV, THREE ROOMS.
kitchen bath. ami; reasonable rent.
Also Emr&xe.
STUDIO APARTMENT-sPACFo TWO
room. reception hall kitchen and bath apt.
1T4S Conn. ave. xeS 81 1547 Cean. ave.
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CORNER. NORTHWEST. LOVELY q r.,
modern. tiled bath. poTshss nne isIse arse
closure, sell about half. $3.50: terms.
You'll love this Drstrict bA6A
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RooMs-FURxIsHEp
IrnnllnmaA

fCsntlnpss-j
ffs4 X sT. NV corner Isth--LArGs.
eecl oessis frens Fo..n. nsss nssa 70 Sssn'
1909 f6t6 sT NV w--Tdesi locstion. lafss.
cool Fsoms with twin beat, rear showers
SIS ioth eT. Nw--Hooms Siih o.
vlshcgt board es~np0Th ssf'i"n. EHesi'
oEST1igs1aN she wsll appreciate astrae..
tive room, HeTi hst lsfRs vsli appelBsse
APT 3 saaiss IN family 20. go33-W.
pig L NV Apt. 24--Largs iiEht vell
sgTuishse ssc2na-nooF room. iSnsr-sSflns
1884 cot RD NW--Attfsctivs room.
End Hoor. next % path eHnsI hoHss
employed perH1Es preferred: rsascnsnse
rooms. Eemi private bath sisetrie4y'
h.~w Eas stove
1859 EUCLID ST Nw-very desirabls
room on teeond Soor. sdtoinihs psth- sfsS
sho-~er ali conxsnieDeeH. CO. Z44l.-
ITTa MASS AVE- Nw-Ons large sne
vals home.
li0I x Hw-ciean front slnEls room;
use s'sshsn ss .y,Ps sa TS9@ ,srTes sssli''' H0'
RTsFARcHMFNe CLUB. 1907 Eye 81
---elnale - double, - each peTson room
and board with work. $5.25 weekly ~
ai23 18TH sT NV, APT. 4-LaTTs bed
sS9sl,,ssn sS9m w,sn jsvfss pTSTs prsisrred w. fs'
i746 sT NV. APT. eo-Attrsetiye
cool room downtown modern apartment
home privllsFes. Teakonabls
DUPONT CIRCLE i7si p NV -Beau,i-
fuily furnished lsrss room. twin oeos'
Isgo KAIoRbMH RD-slnRle room for
employed young man IN private hofne. al
CouYeniencss. co 2pZo. 10
1852 GIRARD NV Clean. cool room.
next 20 bath; lsTEe closet south shd eAs'
exposures: real home. RaFaEe. ID
1900 MASS AVE APT H-Neviy fur
nisesd room next bath unlimited phone
reasonable NE. b1pa ~
1882 17th RW.-IdeAliy furn rooms. very
private. all conveniences' very reAs 20 re-
sponsIble business girls lH-
f49f FAfRMoNT W.--Basement apt.
uriyate bath shower 81 lst End. ~
seml-bath - o. twin beds. 1880 Col. rd.
1903 18Th ST w-LoyeIy front INK
basement room with Fss range -. Aiso tS
.ud-foor Ink. room. running water - %
1905 l. ST Nw--Lovely newly furnished
ist-hoor. Ink room. near bath. $3.50 90.
Also front single room. - 90. -
1894 HARVARD. APT. 1--Laree. clean
veniences SIS. couple Excellent location
1884 COLUMBIA RD---S3 wk, single rms
maid serv haii q, so so: men AID. lo2lA
42e n I'm T,. ST NW aosSFs sSEneI prral9 Paie Sa
f699' fong TS9n ns4t TO s'bsii ssth. De 1859 1e.-
1886 nth ST NV,
Very nice bright front room and iaTse
kitchen on end floor; 81. II
oI20 p ST, NV. the Charlotte Large
front room well furnished: studio couch,
SIS per week Apply Apt. o. IL
oO0I EYE ST NW-Single and double
rooms for gentlemen; twin beds hot aho
cold running water: &15. lZ-
"A r. l. AVE. NV large rooms ,s 2na nc
n gas range sink, bath; Ink $50 DO
adults: back porch
400 EYE ST. NE.-Fur. rms, Ink. large
rooms - 80 and $500. next bath' JTo
floor. aas and elec. furnished.
I8o5 MASS, AVE. N.W-Nicely furnished
rooms for girls: home privlleRes. home
cooked meals; $50 so mo. DE. oo32. IL
lIO2 18th ST N.w.-Rooms with board
for discriminating people, "
IL w ST. NW.-Large front room. newly
furnished: couple or lady. North 35l1-J.
aII7 ST Rw.-Cool. airy. single and
double rooms: reasonable. DE. 4443.
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oI20 ST, NV. the Charlotte Large
front room, well furnished studio eote' eouch'
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I3s4 HARVARD. APT. Large. clean
com Portable room. next 70 osth: an @ @Sot
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wANrEp-RooMs AND BOARD.

COUPLE with two children. ages l and
desire ] or rooms with board Give
details and rates. Address Box 1850.
Star once.
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1914 18th Street NV
CONVENIENT walk business CEN
ter; free refriReration: 2 rooms. foyer
kitchen bath $50; furnished S57 30.
Ger apt bed rooms. com bath.
livine room foyer. kitchen. SEQ.
Resident mapaEeT DEcatur 321S
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TOTAL PRICE. So s50i Low PAYMENTS.
In Takoma Parks rooms. bath. cellar.
Columbia 1911; eveninsS. shepherd ISL
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lContinuad % Nsxt PAgs.l
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HnIisrs-EffRNIgHEn.

BEAUTIFUL HOME. TO RESPONSIBLE
refined people, baths, laTFe opfn porch
herd .5s7
FREE CAR sERvIcE-REAL BARGAINS
in furnished and unfurniShed homes and
apartments for rent or sale, uEorGla 2hbl
$50 90 - NICELY FURNISHED, CLEAN
1-ro0m house. northwest section. immedt'
ate possession. Adams 6S03. ld'
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322O CONN. AVE. NV.
Between Klingle Bridge and
90

Mac0mb ST.
FINE apartment house section.
moderate rentals. 24-hour service.
free refrigeration. tile baths, built
in tubs. showers; garage space
l room. kitchen dinette. oath.
. rooms. kitchen. dinette bath.
S57 so up. Resident MANAGER. CLeve-
land 0764
1926 18th ST. NV
Near Mass Avel
WALKING DISTANCE Govt. Depts
and downtown stores Elevator,
Frigioaire free Alternating current.
7, d. closet. bath. S27 30
r., closet. kit. dinet. b., S37 so
Q r kit. bath. SAT so up
Resident MANAGER
THE FILLMORE
1910 BiltmOre st. NV
OLD-FASHIONED fireplace. large
rooms: free refrigeration; garage
space. and 9 bed rooms. living
room and dining room. connected
kitchen. bath. Resident manager.
Adams a4q3
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/; u SAGFR

National oo3e ee4 14th St. NV.
Newport. 2164 Fla. Ave. NV.
3 rms. kit. recep. hs1, bath, S45: rms,
kit. 4 porch, S39 90 TO S5s. rrlSlo, apt
Lancing, 10 N. Car. Ave. Sc
rooms. kit and bath. $3.50. Apply
janitor or phone NO 2339-W.
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oO0I EYE ST NW-single and double
rooms for gentlemen; twin beds. not anu
rold running water. Nf6. IL
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TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT, ROOMS
and bath each: 2-car brick earaae: North
Spring road between GeorEia ave. and
l4th street Cash payment, balance like
| rent NJ. b. WEAVER CL. 4p44.
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AR /. AVE NW-3 large rooms. End
n gas range. sink. bath Ink $50 20;
a--IL. l.. .aL.. "a
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RooMs-UNFUKNIsHED


b523 18th ST NW-One frst-fioor. very
large newly decorated room with sleeping
porch and use of kitchen: all home privi-
iedges: semt-detached bath; in shaded. cool
Brishtwood; $50 mo.
I34p JEFFERSON NW~-Attraetive room
taehed home; refined. cool section. GE
S0gl.
34I5 34th ST, Mt. Rainier. Md.--Large
rooms X. and bath. semi-uSe OF porch.
heat elec $40 month l3'
1887 PARK RD.-Large room in clean.
refined home for employed lady; every
convenience. Phone Adams 1881.
AIS SHEPHERD ST. NV large, bright.
airy front room. newly decorated: will ac-
commodate 2: near cars and bus; Gentiles.
1903 2Ist eT.-Single rooms living or
studio. Sl2 month. DE. O3gV.
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ass MASS. AVE, NE.

Sa7 so I room. kitchen. dtnette.
bath SIT so; 9 rooms. kitchen. bath.
corner. $50 so Elevator; refriEera-
ton or house meter. Resident man
nuRf
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A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and unfurn. aptS houses and rooms.
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
927 18th st. NV. Room 800. Ma SLY.
GEORGE WASHINGTON INN,
ON COOL CAPITOL HILL.
One block from Confessional Library.
Neatly furnished apt week or month.
Summer rates. Lincoln 0400
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n.e.--Detached. z r. a b.. ami, fireplace;
lot 40xlg0. $3.50. Open TO D pm. DE-
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LA SALE APARTMENT. 1923 Connecticut
ave.--Apply at desk. Delightful corner
room, , exposures. private bath; suitable
meals rates reasonable
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,DTRFCTORY OH UNFURNTSFfED APARTMENTS
LOW RFNT-l6th ST.

5 ROOMS, sos: :3ROOMS, $40.
Large outside rooms exposures mod
ern tiled bath. parquet floors. Frigidaire.
Adams uq41
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FOR COLORED

shire ave nw-4-room brick house. cleo
trieity: excellent condition; $3.50. Call
Ma. 0350 12s
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1882 17th NV Ideally furn rooms. very
private all eonvenieDees. very reas. @ re-
nronslhir huafurNe girls lb-
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FOUNTAIN COURT,

:
Beautiful eountry-like estate. adjoining
Rock Greek Park Is minutes north White
House stone gateway at entrance: rapid
transit bus. . residences. superior food:
spacious rooms; 10 deEreeS cooler than
downtown; select clientele; Summer rates.
CO. 0@a4
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Ii0i x Hw-ciezn front slnsle. room.
use kitchen, hvtng room sisetricAy, hot
watsfs al rs week, maid service
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COOL. 10th ST. APT.

3 RMS. $40; 5 RMS, sos.
LARGE outside rooms. . exposures mod
ern tiled bath parauet floors Friaidaire.
3O33 9Th ST. NV. Phone Adams 0947.
COMPLETELY REDECORATED 2RM..
kit and bath apartment. with electric re-
friReration near 14th and Park I'd. for
as low as S37 so.
CIIAC II CACER
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A rAM1LYs OPPORTUNITY.

A FAMILY'S OPPOHTQNIIH. !.
One Of the unusual opportunities 70 get
a house that can in every sense be truly
termed a real home. The sacrifice ! am
WILLING to make. due 10 unusual circum-
stances, will place a family IN possession
will solve the problem OF the present-day
high cost OF Twins. BeinR out Of the city
have arranged for the home. SAT MOTIF
r and q streets to be open for inspection
from I until 7:30 pm. daily. See Mr.
Lewis. my representative. on the premises
for full details.
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1909 18th Nw-VacRncies for young
people; congenial atmosphere; walking dis
tsnce; S35 per month IL
1910 18th ST. Nw.-VacaneieS for Young
ladies IN good home; excellent meals
1888 10th NV. Business Women.
Double room twin beds; clean. beaut
furnished. showers every comfort delight
fut fahle
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CLUB MERIDIAN

o6e0 10th ST NV
OverlookinE park. coolest location IN
city. LArEe yard trees Only 10 minutes
from White House Lounges sun porch.
Singles doubles Excellent meals. hotel
kFrvfce Tourists Reasonable rates lGs
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$50 KAIoRhME RD-slnRle room for
employed young man IN private home AZ
co 2g2o 10
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1925 y ST NV front nousskssDins
rooms semi-pFivsts bath. electricity
d d
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RooMs-FuR. AND UNFUR.
RoOMs--SCBURBAN.

BROOKLAND-In detached home small
apartment or rooms; bus and car service;
Earage: reasonable. North 3514.
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

wANTED-To RENT SMALL FURNISHED
or unfurnished home In or near Washing
ton: might buy later. GEorgia 2aot.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. FOR DE-
SirRbie tenant on yearly lease northwest
section Adams BS63.
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GENTLEMAN wba vii appreciate sttrae-
tive room HEKf b2th isfks. WsW EppQiHisc q
an. Z aAalsa IN tkm-Lg 20 l0aA.M-
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PIC I NV AIT 24--LarEs iiEht veii
f1ruiHhso sscpna-hoor room isnsT-spf ina
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SIS iath ST Nw-RoeH1 9TH er
without board eswntovn sse'i0n. EEesi-
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DUPONT CIRCLE i7SI p Ew-Beau,i-
fuiIy furnished lsrEs room. twin beds
rert "a hath
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1884 cot RD NW--AttrRctivs room.
snd ro,or next 70 bath. o1neFF homs
egarstrysa rerrHrss nYrfsfTsd. rea Scnsk5s
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manager. Potomac 1880
4700 CONNECTICUT AVE.
THE ROCKLEDGE

2I56 roth Street NV
SUPERB view of Rock Greek Val
lev Public PARK adjoining Charm
Inc apartments room. tiled bath.
tuiit-in tub, shower. $40 . rooms,
Kit. bath. free Frigiosire $50.
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pTNTAHCHMFN'H CLUE. 1907 I tEytl 81
-elnals as double, - each person room
and board with work. <5.25 weekly. IL
aI23 18th ST NV APT. 4-Largs bed
room with two Stndpwss younE lSoy or
errtIernAn laNtah nfefeTTed j.
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I748 X RT NV APT 2o--Attrsctive
cool room downtown modern apartment
hnfnf pYiVllsffs reasonable
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iT7a MAas AVE- Nw-Ons large sne
singls rooms, continuous hot water rfi-
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THE WALTER REED

tCof GeorEia Ave.
CONVENIENT to cars Frigidaire
on house meter Carpeted corridors
2 bed rooms. immense living room,
large foyer, Junior dining room,
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f43f FAfRMoNT Basement. apt.
uriyats bath. shoVeT 50 lst End. 81
ssmi-bath. - %. twin beds, 1880 Col. rd.
1Io3 18Th sT w-LoyeIy front Ink,
bssemPnt room with Ess range ~. Also
snd.foor Ink room running water. - so.
lJ05 I, sT NW.--J0yely newly furnished
lst-noor Ink room. near bath. $3.50 90.
Also front single room. - 80.
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1859 EUCLID ST Nw-vsry desirAbls
room On tseono Soor. adjoining bath afso
MH
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S625O

Northwest bargain; near sherman Cir
cle and Macfarland Junior High school
Semi -det brick home: rooms 2 baths,
one bath on 1st floor; hot-water heat;
garage. Lot 115 II. deep. An investment.
CALL BOSS a PHELPS, National $500.
WEST OF GEORGIA AVE. NEAR WALTER
Reed Hospital - Semi-detached brick. SIX
rooms, two baths weather-stripped ana
screened; new Terms II desired. Can W.
Z. Simpson - -.
1928 14th st, NV. DI. 3340.
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1852 oIRARD Rw-Clsan. cool room,
next 10 bath; larNe closet. south and esst
exposures. real home. RaraEe. 10
I1o0 MASS AVE APT 4-Nevly fur
nisesd room next bath. unlimited phone
teasunHhir NE HIuH ~
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NEW BuNGALow--Se. 25o-wEsT CHEVY
Chase IS larEe rooms. tiled bath with
shower. sleepinE porch. iarge attic and
WI 3URS
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

40 HIGHLAND PL-. Lee Heights. Va
or rooms; ssraSSs; Ssu nsE asysr brick h0mse Ts
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TAKOMA PARK. MD. 33I BALTIMORE
ave So $50; 81 900 cash, balance terms
New 6-room brick BUNGALOW, steel SASH
concealed radiation. elec, refris., tiled
porch and bath, gear garage; lot box1Ao.
y q pApOT builder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-04
BUDGET ESTIMATE
HEARINGS STARTED
Independent Offices Figure Pro-
vides for Five Per Cent
Restoration.

Hearings started today on the first
of the big appropriation bills, that for
the independent Offices which sets
the policy for Government salaries.
The budget estimates provide for
restoration of the remaining per
cent of the Is per cent pay reduction
as of July ]. but a determined effort
will be made by a large group in
Congress to have the full restoration
of basic salaries made retroactive to
January l.
One new member of the subcommit-
tee on independent Offices sat in the
hearing today, Representative Lam
bertson. Republican. of Kansas. He
was nominated by Representative
Taber of New York, ranking Repub-
lican on the Appropriations Commit
tee, to take the place of Representa-
tive Goss of Connecticut. who was
defeated in the recent campaign.
Those who were heard this morning
included Capt. Lock budget officer for
the White House; Director Caemmerer
of the National Park Service and the
budget officer for that service which
is in charge of the Executive Mansion.
Judge Black and Secretary Tracy rep
resented the Board of Tax Appeals.
The units to be heard this afternoon
are the National Mediation Board
and Railway Adjustment Board. To-
morrow the hearing will cover the
Tariff Commission and the Communi-
cations Commission. Next Monday the
hearing will be for the Veterans Ad-
ministration and on Tuesday for the
Federal Home Loan Bank.
The hearings are scheduled to be
closed on December H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-04
HENDERSON ESTATE
is PAID BY POLAND
$75,200 Received in Full Pay
ment for Embassy on Six.
teenth Street.

The Mary F. Henderson estate yes
terday received $4,000 from Poland
IN full payment for its embassy at
2460 Sixteenth street.
This action was taken in compliance
with a court order obtained by George
E Edelin,. executor of the estate, who
had asked for permission to accept
the final payment from Poland at
this time.
The property was purchased from
Mrs Henderson in 1919 by the gov
eminent Of Poland, Casimir Prince
Lubomirski. then minister. signing a
note for Sl60OO0 for the balance due
on the property. No money actually
was exchanged. This note was re-
duced by payments to 100000, not
due until next year. and Edelin,. de-
string to liquidate the assets of the
estate, then applied to the court for
permission to accept s75,20O in full
settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-04
I FACING DEATH
IN K|R0FF Staying
Soviet Rounds Up Alleged
TerroriSts and Promises
Speedy Punishment.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, December 4.-Soviet
Russia struck swiftly at alleged ter
rorists today, rounding up II of them
to face trial for their lives.
officials announced the sweeping
arrests while the nation mourned the
assassination of Sergei Kiroff. secre-
tary of the Central Executive Com
mittee at Leningrad.
Thirty-nine white guards" or enc
mics of the Soviet, were jailed in the
Leningrad region and 80 others were
taken in the Moscow area.
Death Penalty Invoked.
The arrests followed a decree OF the
Soviet Central Committee invoking the
death penalty for terrorists. Swift
trial and punishment were ordered,
with no appeal from death sentences.
The White Russians were accused
of preparing terroristic acts against
Soviet officials and if convicted must
face firing squad under the decree.
In addition, the head Of the COM
missariat of home affairs at Lenin-
grad and six of his assistants were re-
moved from Office. accused of negli-
gence in safeguarding the states Sc
curity. They will be tried on these
charges.
Whether any of the II white Rus
slams" are accused of direct COM
plicity in the Staying of Kiroff, close
associate of Joseph Stain, was not
announced.
Details Of Staying Announced.
Details of the Staying, which took
place Saturday in government
building at Leningrad, were made
public by Soviet officials. Leonid
Nicolieff. 80 a former Soviet worker
in Leningrad, is held for the crime
The government statement said
Kirof was killed by revolver shot
fired at close range into the back Of
his head as he passed a room where
visitors are received Kirof died al
most instantly, his skull shattered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-04
COLDER WEATHER
DUE HERE TONIGHT
Potomac Is Dropping to Normal
Level-Fair Night Is
Forecast.

The Potomac along the Washington
water front was dropping to its normal
level today as the Weather Bureau
predicted fair and colder" for tonight
and tomorrow. Only nominal damage
was counted here in the wake of the
flood which reached its peak during
low tide yesterday morning and failed
to raise the water very high in the
local channels.
The mercury tonight is not expected
to get below "a degrees
The tidewater section Of the Poto-
mac, which ends near Chain Bridge,
was practically normal today and still
falling after yesterdays 6-foot rise.
The river above Chain Bridge was 2
or feet high, but falling rapidly and
well within its banks. The same con-
ditions were reported to the Weather
Bureau from Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
Perhaps the most damage was ex-
perienced along the Shenandoah trib-
utary to the Potomac. Valley lowlands
were flooded and large quantities of
shocked fodder floated away.
Secondary roads throughout Vir-
ginia were damaged in scattered Sec
tions and some bridges were weakened.
Road crews were making repairs and
marking danger spots for motorists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-04

A special bureau was set up a few
feeds are available and their price.
Wild hays and even some weeds are
for the first time being used to feed
cattle.
All weather reports are being
scanned by anxious eyes. The recent
SHOWS out West were hailed with de-
light.
Meat Seriously Impaired.
The only human food supply seri-
ously impaired by the drought is
meat. The A. A. A. experts expect
the smallest butcher stock in 35 years.
An official Government bulletin re-
Gently went so far as to predict cur
tsilment of the Nations meat supply
for the next two years. Vegetarians
will not suffer.
1t is no wonder that you see so
many automobile wrecks going some
where to happen nowadays. Gov
eminent statisticians figure Amer
leans are driving nearly 100000 cars
which are seven or more years old;
100000 cars six years old and II, 0O0,-
600 cars five years old.
A terSe new manual of emergency
governmental agencies covers 314
pages and lists about 100 noodles in
the alphabet soup.
tCopyright 1934)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-04
Representative SEEKS
TO RESTORE U. S. LEAVE
Mrs. Jenckes of Indiana Will
Work for 3O-Day Privilege
of Federal Employees.

Representative Virginia E. E.
Jenckes, Democrat, of Indiana will
work in the next Congress for restora-
ton of the 30-day leave privilege for
Government employees, she said last
night in a radio talk sponsored by the
American Federation of Government
Employees.
In arguing for the leave, she made
particular plea for District policemen
and firemen.
Now that there is a marked ten
dency toward reduction of the length
of the working week and toward the
five-day week in industry, there is
ample justification for permitting
Government employees to share in this
general process" she said. Since
there is no indication on the part of
the administrative officers of the Gov
eminent service that they will seek a
f1ve-day week or reduced hours for en-
ployes, it seems only fair that they
should at least give back to these en-
ployes what has been taken away from
them-their additional Is days leave"