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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

2524 nth ST NV GUST SOUTH COL
rd., opposite Cook Schools rooms b..
S47 so: lease. See lanitor.
4240-2 39th ST NV. AT WISCONSIN
s45; electric refrigeration on house cur.
rent Janitor on premises.
INGLEsIDE, lsos lst ST. NV NICE
aa's s4s5S a5Se Peseh ses anisor Al
monthly. gas and elec. included. 1001
N. ]. ave. NV. above grocery store.
S32 25O-l321 KENYON ST. N.W.-oNE
large room. nice dinette. kitchen. tiled
bath. refrigeration: newly decorated.
Electric: reduced rent. Apply janitor or
FRONT APT. EXPOSURES; BED
and Bath; EEEc REPUBLICATION tsf lcff6 ksRfn rREE
s55 per prvIa month; on See resident manager.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH WITH
shower; modern elevator bldg; GAS. ELEC.
and REFRIGERATION included in rent;
$500. See resident manager. $500 N. H.
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH WITH
shower. dressing closet and Murphy bed;
c,sir lsrse m9dsrn @ eleyator BUILDING; $40. in
resident man manafer The aN ouipey REFsrG spts see
Quincy st. NV.
ENT HALL. LIV RIM. / & BED RMS
din DIN. kit and with shower; $40 to $50.
wyatt Arts. 1920 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 1883.
TAKoMA. II LEE sT.--1st FLOOR IN
fireplace, large dining room. bed room.
Sitchen-breakfast nook. large porch. sH.
quiet people. $500 cLeveland s55i. :"
dSe9,. Ssa ave Ds,0 Nsa R0oMs
Atevaf0Y carvtra ID raf,
house current: $50 % ana s5s 10 Resid.n' Sa
manager Phone Decatur AIT
THE MELRosE. -1343 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Attractive. cheerful 4-room. kitchen. porch
sD s55 mo on GSfeN
AGE CO. 1O5 Fla. ave. NV. NO. O104.
THE BARBARA. 9th AND MD. AVE. NE.
mBeautiful outside apt; 2 rms. kit; and
an.o1 81 mn Enc cIARk N s
THE CARLO. 1875 SPRING PL. NV.
bstb sGFneT s5o! iStn I.a,s s2 rooms kitchen and
2110 10th NV. NEXT SCHOOL, RMS.
k. b.. attractive. freshly decorated. Frigid-
aire: $50. so. Ring ianitor.
IN GEoRGETOwN-5 ROOMS. KITCHEN
sna bath e4eos Se
3O51 N st. NV. WE. 06OO.
FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM
the usual beehive see Wallace Bryant's
.nS lots sS'9 cs aunssn Can open &
1915 q st.
THE NOTTINGHAM. 2124 p ST. NV
rooms kitchen. bath and porch; g.. e.
refrigerator; reasonable rent. See tanitor.
or call Potomac 1858.
1880 COLORADO AVE NW.-3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; Frigidaire; reasonable
rental Resident manager. Apt: 202.
TAKOMA-BRIGHT. SUNNY APT, a
rooms, kit, bath, 81 porch. front porch.
garage, laundry. Adults SH. 240S.
CHOICE 5-R. B.. HEATED: BRIGHT.
clean, quiet, homelike; hwd. fls.; fireplace.
lin. cl, yard. porch: reas.; adults. 2914
26th st. ne.
3e4 18th ST. sE-oNE LARGE UNFgR-
gas; $50 month. Lincoln 7427.
TILDEN GARDENS. .3016 TILDEN ST.
S105: rooms, bath and laystory;
house current; quiet, refined neighbors
Apply to MI; LEONARD. Apt. 402. Phone
Cleveland 3e27.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

MODEM HOMES AND BUNGALOWS IN
sections at reduced rentals, Free @ ayso la! f9!
q To2P N;E.9FIsAT;e sTRIcTL1Y 11 Y. wHITE; TIE
condition 15 dfnss ssa5o. h No. 6 oss5. no 0.' 100O
ssisR; ssss1ehsd. 1 isrss s looms nls.t and o.
perfect condition; owner ieaving city. viii
monh i0T avaabe sf Wtha year Is DAYS s0
ment Bldg Ma. Avs.
1851 CALIFORNIA ST N.W-10 ROOMS.
two baths. porches, newly decorated. near
ter serGSs Sa instaled si saTsse ssb
1895 KENYON ST. NV. OVERLOOKING
good con1ltion. Open. AID. 9l37-W.
sth AND MADISON. CORNER, 5e2e sth
seal !ssde sSRft1anN NS soo Il
S59.50-NR. 18th AND COL. ,RD.-vERY
nss nnbs sro1m RacE sas Conn ave.
l45 1lth ST sE;Te E.; g.. RooMss esn so BArH NH
East T Capitol soipson st. Key Key at Zoe iYth Sc.
4 BANNER ST. -HYATTsvHLE. ND
2-story detached 6-room and bath frame
fTinS fruis and ssRs SHADE trees. shruSSsry Lot
50xi5O. Available at once. $3.50 per
JESSE JESSE L. HE1sKELL. 1115 Eye St. NV.
1904 n ST. N.W.-LARGE HOME OF 10
rooms and bath; to be completely n51 yssy rsn0- az
1870 18th n.w.-9 rooms. 2 baths. OIL
Ssssord ave nvGSlGnia, a;;;,3,n .,nsas ns%e
FLOYD e. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th st. NV National O353.
M. MAY DOUGLASS.
1879 X ST NV. Ma. 1850.
1342 Col I'd. n.w-.7 rooms. baths.
h.-w,h large rms. good condition; $50: 20;
bath h.-wh.. semi-detached; S50.7 .75.
100 st. ne. corner Of Lincoln rd-6
rooms and BATH h.-w.h. screened-in Sleep
ing porch; all outside rooms; large porch
around house; S60.75.
LOOK-$32. 50-LOOKl
427 1st st. se.-Brick. rooms. bath.
elec., gas; garage
L. V. THACKER,
272e 18th st. NE. "Brookland."
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
tC0ntinued.)
WHITE-HOUSES.

Wv Ill E-I1OO oL.J.
1928 wyoming ave. n.w.-12 r..
iVoY oil bSii burner. eiec.. c. garage. :.... 1850
14fi mHKs < s.. r. n861i D. lay.. b ii2.So i24"
1890 Mass ave. n.w-9 r.. b.. 1000
Md.Is r., , b.. ............ 100 90
91s Eye st. nw.---12 r.. 2 b...;. 10000
1000 Harrison st. NV r.. b..
11o5 10Th St nw-g r. . b.. s. 90
54Is 18th ST. nw-s r.. Q b.. 1900
garage 725o
1910 Irving st. n.w.-s T.. b. gar. 600
i53- Michigan ave n.e-10 T.. b. O.. 90
9a4 G pl n.w-12 r.. b. ..,.... 60.00
143o on, v .sd st ba, mw water 1 beat
ii435 in1 Oa'sf Toa S. n. Inn..w&e r. B.: heat: DOW
light and hot water furnished. 55 90
5S19 Colorado ave. n.w.-S T. %. 81 81
300 Allison st. w.-6 T.. b.; ami. 5000
2028 Portner st. n:w-6 r. D.; ht. oo
lirht and hot water furnished. 5000
1914 Randolph NE r. b. gar. 5000
1928 Oates ST n.e.-7 r. b., 80. 5000
722 Somerset pl n.w-6 T.. b.. 5000
3643 l1th st. nw.-6 r.. b.. ....., 47.5O
a.: 3 r. b. finished basement 47.5o
619 Kenyon st. n.w.-6 r.. b., dou-
ssos % Geofsia av1e..e r.. B.. elec.. 1850 1880
1920 Warder nw.-6 r. b.. ami. $50
1850 Brewer pl. n.w.-s r. b.. $500
"A Randolph pl n.w.-6 r. b.. 1850
o025 Portner st. nw-6 r.. b.. $500
500 K st. n.e.-6 Z. b.. ........ $500
25s 25s Nh pl ness b lat eec. 90 30
Is sSails 81. nw@5 ST ne r. stove. e. eIec. @ ss5o
B. F. SAUL CO..
ma. 210O 925 18th st. NV.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED MODERN
homes-An gnod rw sections: rents rea-
sonable: car and guide free. 2S14 Conn
ave. NV. AID. 6S63.
TEN-ROOM DWELLING ON GEORGE
town HEIGHTS - Modern appointments
largo grounds: good shade: for the sum
mer. rent $3.50 per month to responsible
TYLER e. RUTHERFORD. INC
1920 K St. NV. MA. 0476.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
APARTMENTS. FuRN AND UNFURN.; 1.
2 and 3 rooms: attractive. ami; reason
able. 1871 H st. NV.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED AND UN-
furnished; any location. Call Mr.. Collier.
Adams 259S; no charge for service.
254O I4th N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED
front apt, rooms, K. and b.; gas and
elec. included; employed adults or families.
co. 1O407. 14s
1920 HARVARD N.W@2 LARGE RMS.
housekeeping north and south exposures;
LIST floor front. See Manager. co. 5000.
EXCLUSIVE NV. SECTION : BEAUTI-
fully furnished 5-room and porch apt: ]:
discriminating taste. or rent room With
home privileges to ct S26 each. AD. 2602.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.
763 PRINCETON ST. NV.
Nearly new. rooms and bath. built in
garage and attic. Arranged for families
il desired. Just east Of Georgia ave.
ONLY $50.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1913 II St NV District 0o0S
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OIDSMOBILE 1929 coach. All we ask
You to do is to see and drive this unusual unusual
he heat for Sl65. L. P. Steuart, Inc,
13o5 18th st. NV
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 touring sedan; black
body. all good tires, excellent motor ran ana
spotless interior. trunk and 1f,I othsr @ extras;
S6g5 l.. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th NV
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WANTED To RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLES DESIRE DE-
tached house suitable for two families families M M.;
Pleasant or Chevy Chase. ADDRESS BOX
153-D. Star ONCE.
WESLEY HEIGHTS OR SPRING VALLEY
Unfur. house with rooms y1sI z 5s1nsi :rbos ga
j. Fisher & Co.. 1913 10th NV. u. oe3o.
AT oNCE-HoUsEs, NV. SECTIONS;
reasonable rent: quick results, Mali 10 =.
W. BAILEY. 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
OR g ROOM MODERN FURNISHED OR
unfurnished detached house. supu1 pan
near school and transportation. SD. ou2o.
ATTENTION LANDLORDS.
Once is having repeated calls for houses
to rent-we can rent your vacant prop
A. D. cRUMBAUGH: ..o.
4703 Wise. Ave. CL. 1868.
WE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR UN-
furnished houses for white and coloreo,
which we are unable to meet. List your
vacant property with US at once Tor imme-
dtate results.
FLOYD z. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th st. NV. National O353.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1882 sedan; tires practically
new, twin horns. velour upholstery. If you
S445. Mid-City Auto Co.. I'LL 14th st.
NV. Decatur 5051.
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PLYMOUTH 1892 sedan; good as r N new, W.,
rin sacrifice for cash. Phone decatur
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

WILLYS lats 1881 model coupe; clean as
new. runs perfect, S265. on easy terms
Logan Motor Co. 1419 Irving st. NV.
WILLYS 1884 4-door sedan; brand-new;
S525 delivered. Mid-City Auto Co.. I'LL
14th st NV. Decatur 5051.
WILLYS-KNIGHT little "6" sedan: finest
condition. Special sale, SS7. on our lot.
Noan's. 18th and NJ SITS.
AUTOMOBILES at Weschlers auto auction,
12S NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
day, 10 am Usually good assortment,
PARTS-PARIS
For All Cars and Trucks.
Auto Glass InStaIled and Repair Work.
Notice to public: Will be closed Sunday.
April g. and every Sunday thereafter.
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE, INC.
~ Florida Ave. NE North lO4Os.
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FOR COLORED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S5O.Oo-so2 FIRST ST. NV.
q Large Rooms. Kitchen an6 Batn
14th & K CAFR1TZ. DI. 9OSO.
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PIFRCE-ARROW late 1881 sedan: mecnan-
icaly Al condition: appearance OF new
car; has to be seen to be appreciated
owner North lGlb. -.-
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PLYMOUTH 1882 roadster; IN Tea eTsat
shape: S315. 3419 Conn. ave CL. 3e'}s-
PONTIAC 1929 coach. A real buy at SLOW.
IEcatur hnhl.
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PACKARD 1880 "S" sport coupe, like new;
nriVsteIy owned: quick sale. S595, terms
Mir, Kendrick. 1861 Harvard ST. NV II
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hUVO OU., lflII
NV. Decatur 5051. .
PONTIAC 1880 coupe; new tires; finest
condition: only S117. on terms. See it on
Nolan's Lot. Sth and NJ sts NV.
STUDEBAKER 1929 Commander six Regal
sedan: good condition; S1G0. CO. 7101- w.
after pm.
STUDEBAKES coupe: good condition; rea-
scnable price. Stanislaus Dyer, BOG Tyler
ave, Clarendon. Va. Phi. Clar. 1897.
SFUDEBAEER 1890 Commander sedan;
perfect care: garage nightly; splendid con-
oition; $50 cash. CO. 3771. after
l5'
WILLYS 1921 "6" de luxe sedan; finest
condition, original finish: will SELL Sl97.
and give terms. Nolan's. I'LL 18th ST. W.
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N0TaN7S.
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe carefniiy dftEo Eoi
Nv nwnpr. For immediate sale. S40o. oa4l
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NASH 1929 standard, coupe; new paint'
prift Mntnr Co 14o3 Irving ST. NV.
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NASH 1929 sport coupe; excellent trans,
portation; S1l9. Mid-Clty Auto Co.. 1|ll
18th st n W DECATUR 50Jl.
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LINCOLN 4-passenger de luxe sedan. $3.50.
Custom body; looks and runs perfect; new
tires and battery. Terms to suit you.
Logan Motor Co. l41g Irving st. NV.
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1914 Rosedale n.e.-6 r. b.. el.. e. .S3a 50
14S eth SET r.. b.. ell. geo.. 3. 30
622 goth n.e-6 r, b. ell. g...... 300
1917 Church W. X. b.. ell. .S3o. so
Ala lst n.w-3 r. k. b. ell. g.. 27.50
"23e sth n.w.-i T.. X. b.. ell; n 30
1879 Montello ave. n.e.r@r.. k. el. So 81 90 90
Up NE r. k. b.. el. ......,.. :O5O
Several others. desirable NV: locations.
z NJ AIKEN 500 H NV. MA. 3556.
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PONTIAC 1881 de luxe sedan; lust re
reived: for the low price OF S29I. on terms'
st
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PLYMOUTH 1913" de luxe sport r roaoStef'
Looks and runs hne' onIS 0-o'' 'ii
Nolan'S III 18th st. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fC0ntinued.

BRooKLAND. 1905 MONROE ST. NE
Front. 2 large room apt. detached home;
Electrolux. newly furnished; on bus line.
2 LARGE ROOMS. BATH. SUITABLE FOR
sss per @onsS call t between snS ! s
III 10Th S.E-FURNISHED ROOM AND
ssshsn' sBs hen ps seI5REysts ebia1ss BATH third 90r
sUBLET EXCLUSIVE CORNER APT. OR
hotel. hotel 1900 800 block. De. 6S6i, Ext. 3ss. IL.
1907 CALF. ST. APT. A. GIRLS TO
share 3-room kitchen and bath apt. with
references EXCHANGED. Call before SIS
am. or after 6 pm. Decatur O526-W.
NEAR MERIDIAN PARK. 1439 BELMONT
st rms; kit. bath. porch, oGJ yard; sass
elec.. Frgidaire: adults. co. 0643.
b. gas; elec.. hot water; near cars 1n PARK;
3579 Warder st. NV. Apt. 8. GE. $500
BED ROOM. K IT H E N d E T e.
eehpG eiee' phone; 's ADULTS. Cali GE. 41oo. after
5:3O pm
419 GALLAT1N ST. NW-ATTRACTIvE
Groom. kitchen. bath apt. completeH
furnished; new home; So 90; ADULTS.
large rooms. private bath; s.w. exposure:
So so per week CO. 2227.
1884 10th NW.-LARGE FRONT ROOM
kit. newly decorated; sink: range. break
1aSt Sets Clean, fSAS
FREE RENTAL AGENCY, CAR AND GUIDE
FREE APIS. ALL SECTIONS. 6l3 7th NV
ME- l947; NIGHTS & SUN. GE. 4s96.
1918 WISCONSIN AVE NV, APT. 90
3 rooms kitchen, dinette. bath with
shower Automatic refrigeration. Rent
reasonable. Manager on premises.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, APARTMENT
nletely furnished. linens. silver. FrigidaiIe;
day week month; reasonable. Ma: 642o:
$4,000. 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH.
400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Two spacious rooms. reception haH.
large Kitchen tiled bath room; com
pletely furnished in unusually nne
taste; everything absolutely clean: 10
Gated in high-class building. impressive
lobby; 24hour elevator and SWITCH
board service.
See MISS MCNEIL. Resident Manager.
933 X ST. NW.-BRIGHT BASEMENT
apt semi-private bath: also frst-1oor
apt. private bath and kitchenette. IL
APARTMENTS
Furn. and unfurn: all sections and
prices Phone National 557s for car
No charge GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU
INC. 1731 n st. NV
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn and unfurn spts. houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
927 18th st. NV. Room 308 MA. S717
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LA SALE de luxe custom cabriolet model
30-:I1; almost new cond tion; beautl1ul
Indian tan combination. run about IL 600
miles. custom tires. shatter-proof glass
throughout must sell. S537, on terms.
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Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
Quiet neighborhood. a large
airy rooms, kitchen and bath.
Frigidaire on house current.
$3.50 to S65.0O. For inspec-
ton phone Columbia l34S,
Sterling 0266.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(Continued.)

FORD 1881 touring. A fine appearing
car. in excellent condition; only S175;
easy terms. Open evenings. Capitol Mo-
tnrS Co o1S Pa
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PONTIAC 1880 de luxe sedan; trunk,
fender wells. de luxe appointments; engine
in wonderful shape; rev tlres ctauart An
r. ct N
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PONTIAC 1872 sedan, chief OF Sizes an
hasStha iess than $1,000 $1,000 miles; deep blue Fisher
body shows not scratch or bump, very
clean interior with de- luxe haTdwamre d,iVnms
new the motor is sound, powerful and
quiet. Trade your old car: on easy terms
at S395 Alber and Mcneil. StudepaKer
Dealers, 14lS P st. NV. DE. 1441. IRON
clad 3O-day overall guarantee.
PONTIAC 1882 90 sedan; beautiful fin,
ish. red wire wheels excellent motor and
ali good tires. very clean interior
trade L. P Steuart Inc 1925 14th NV.
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S, 1929 models. A fine
rgain prices; easy terms.
Capitol Motors Co., 215
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INT Used to Release
"BIoW Up" Strato Ship

DETROIT. Oct. % u.N.SO.
Prof, Jean Picard and his wife
we're literally blown sky high"
by four charges of TINT when
they took off on their balloon
expedition into the stratosphere
today.
One of the deadliest explosives
employed during the World War
was used to cut the huge strato-
sphere balloon loose from its
mooringS.
Small charges of the explosive
were tied to the four guy ropes
which held the balloon after the
landing crew had cast loose its
lines. At a signal from E. j.
Hill, the flight manager, the
TINT was decorated, severing
the ropes and cutting the balloon
free.
Shakes Self Free
A hush fell over the throng OF
spectators-a hush that was
broken by cheers as two Mrs.
Piccard's sons, Paul. 10, and
Donald, 8, came running across
the field, to the side of the gon-
dola. Eager hands lifted the chill
dren high enough so that each
could place in his mothers hand
a small bouquet of red roses.
Then at a signal from Hill,
Mrs. Picard touched off the
bombs" of TINT. With a rattle
like pistol shots, the ropes parted.
The balloon seemed to shake
itself, as if to make certain it was
free-then sailed lazily along over
the grass, the gondola a few feet
from the ground. Hill shouted:
Get under it, you fellows"
Releases Ballast
A score of the ground crew
raced to catch the balloon, put
their shoulders under the gondola
and heaved upward. At the same
moment Mrs. Picard released bal
last. The balloon rose swiftly.
Mrs. Picard, already a doll-like
figure against the sky, waved her
hand. In ten minutes the balloon
was out of sight.
Two hours before the balloon
took off. a radio-equipped auto
mobile followed by string of
press cars, left Detroit for Cleve-
land. The car was assigned to
pick up the trail of the balloon
by radio, and maintain two
way communication with the
sealed gondola.
The transmitter on the balloon
gondola has a wave length of
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-23
DELAYS
LEG|ONPLEA
FOR BONUS
Subcommittee Defeats Fight
to Place Organization on
Record Favoring

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. % Q.N.S0.
The sensational drive of the Amer
lean Legions rank and file for i'm
mediate cash payment of the
bonus struck a Snag today when
the conventions bonus Legislative
subcommittee defeated a full
pay" resolution.
Leaders of the drive to put the
legion on record, favoring immedi-
ate payment of the adjusted ser
vice compensation certificates, de-
clared the subcommittee had been
stacked" against them. They an
nounced the convention itself
would demand cash payment, even
in the face of an adverse report
from the legislative committe.
Bonus Wins in Poll
A poll by international News
Service revealed the convention
favored cash payment by a clear
majority, with indications of a
two-thirds majority.
The vote in a subcommittee Of
nine members was 4 to 3 against
immediate cash. with two mem
bers silent. The subcommittee
also defeated a motion declaring
against all recommendations on
the bonus. This motion lost on
a 4-to-4 tie. The subcommittee
was to meet late today in an ef-
fort to draft compromise bonus
resolution.
Representative Wright Patman
3D. of Texas led the fight for
the cash bonus in the subcom-
mittee. He made the motion to
put the Legion on record as IA
voring it. On the ballot. Mr..
Patman, Lionel ThorSness, of Chi
cago, and Walter Kress, of Har-
risburg, Pa. voted for it, while
Col. J. Monroe Johnson. of Mar
ion, S. c.. Sam Reynolds. of
Omaha, Neb.. Henry Sieberling,
of Albany, N. Y, and Harry
Benoit, of Twin Falls, Idaho,
voted against it. Harry w. Colm-
cry. of Topeka, Kan, subcom-
mittee chairman, refrained from
voting. Sam B. Cora, of Mil
waukee, a probonus man, was
absent.
Vote Tied 4 to 4
With the cash bonus resolution
beaten, Mr.. Reynolds moved the
subcommittee oppose any declara-
ton on the issue. He was sup
ported by MesSrs. johnson, Sieb-
erling and Benoit. Mr.. Cora
entered and voted with Messrs.
Patman, Thorsness and Kress
against it. Chairman Colmery
once more refrained from voting.
The tens of thousands of vet
Grams, here for the convention.
were slow in learning of the sub
committees action.
The conventions press bureau
merely announced that mo
agreement had been reached"
When word did spread, there
was instant and unfavorable reac-
ton. Said one leader:
"We will pass a bonus resO-
luton in the full legislative
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-23
Matricide Suspect
Alibi Is Blasted

TORONTO, Oct. % G.N.SO.
Harold Vermilyea. of Ontario,
Calf. was in Toronto shortly after
the Ratchet murder of his mother,
Mrs. Nathaniel Vermilyea. in Belle
vile, Ontario, according to identi-
fications made at police head,
quarters, authorities said today.
The identifications were made by
persons who saw Vermilyea when
he stopped enroute from the West
Coast to Belleville. where he is
now being held pending a prelimi-
nary hearing on charge of killing
the aged woman.
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and at 1870 a. m. local time t11:30
a. m, Tuesday, E. S. t., at
tempted to push on to Melbourne.
They took the air, setting their
course for Laverton.
Only few minutes later, how
ever, the filters decided they
could not go on in the darkness,
and they returned to wait the
dawn and sun-lighted skies.
Before he became lost in the
darkness, Parmentier reported he
was flying at the rate of 240
m. p. h., speeding to Melbourne,
apparently safely assured of Sec
ond place.
Radio Gives Aid
Radio stations, realizing he was
far to the east of his course when
he reported he was north of AL.
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Couple Released
On Kidnap Charge

BOSTON, Oct. % G.N.S)-Fol-
lowing receipt of a telegram from
Minneapolis police that they did
not intend to prosecute kidnap-
ing charge against Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Williams, the former
general manager of the Central
Maine Power Company, at Au-
gusta, Me-, the couple was released
by police yesterday.
The couple had been taken into
custody at the request of Mime
apolis police who alleged kidnapping
of 10-year-old Patricia Ellis, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Williams and her first
husband. Major Paul M. Ellis. OF
Minneapolis.
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Maurice Otterback"
Dies of Auto Injury

Struck by an automobile as
he stepped from a street car at
Nichols Avenue and U Street S.
E. today, Maurice Otterback, 49,
year-old president of the Ana
costa Bank and dean of Washing
ton bankers, died this afternoon.
Police said that he was knocked
down as he helped young
woman to safety.
Roy Reynolds, 43, of the 900
block Twelfth st. N. W., said by
police to be the driver of the car,
is being held for investigation
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IN LABOR
'DOOMS' TRUCE
By FRANKLIN G. sARTWELL

BY FRANKLIN G. SARTWELL
President Roosevelt's program
for a general truce in employer
employe disputes has slowed down
to a snail's pace and is felt now
to be in danger of general dis
ruption from several sources, it
was declared here today.
The suggestion for a truce.
made in the latest of the Presi.
dents radio chats with the ma
ton, was hailed as a tremendous
advance when it was broadcast.
In the weeks which have inter-
vened, however, the practical diff
ficulties have become accentuated
and the proposal now has been
practically relegated to limbo as
a forlorn hope.
The point now made by friends
of the Administration in connec-
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5000 BANKERS
HEAR FD|C MAN

Asserting unqualified confidence
in the credit of the United States
Government, Francis Marion Law,
president of the American Bank
ers Association. opened the first
general session of the associations
Sixtieth annual convention in the
National heater today.
Approximately 5000 bankers
from every section of the country
jammed the downtown theater
and applauded vociferously when
their president stated "bankerS
have given their country more
than lip service"
Speaking for the Government,
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Will Rogers
Says:

SONORA, Calf, Oct. %.
Walked into a barber shop in
this beautiful and historic little
mountain town. / heard the
radio going and somebody rails
ing Old Ned with somebody.
says, who's that talking? Mer-
RAM against Sinclair, or Sin
clair against Merriam, or
Haight against the fieId?"
They say. "Why, no. That's
the President giving some folks
fits for being against military
preparedness" 1 say, amen"
Sic 'em Franklin. Pour it on
'em. If they want to show what
"NOt having q gun will do for
yOu," they can point out
China and India.
(See Will Rogers at the Pol
ace Theater this week in "Judss
PTisSt").