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Evening star., 1934-09-16
DIRECTORY OF UNFURNTSFTED APARTMENTS

ia QUINCY PL. NJ E.. 9 ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath. h -w.h.. elec. and gas
CONCORD. I701 OREGON AVE. NV
Attractive apartments at reasonable rental.
JOHN SCRIVENER 81 BRO. 9I4 g NV.
1927 @ ST. NW-ATTRACTIVE APT. 3
or 4 rooms bath, garage; call after g, ex-
cept Sunday. Phone North 3S06. 16s
REDUCED RENTALS
1919 PARK RID. NV.
No. 104-1 room. bath ......... $50 90
No. 3o2-3 rooms, kit. bath. 80. 1900
No. 403-2 rooms. kit. bath 30. so
140S GIRARD ST. NV.
No. 42-3 rooms. kit, bath. S32 so
1854 CONN. AVE. NV.
No. Ill room. kit. bath. S35 90
THOMAS p. BROWN 615 4th st SW.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
r. and b.. cleo. refrig.. screened porch
BRODIE & COLBERT INC.
1707 Eye st. NV. National SS75.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN, DINETTE, BATH;
fourth floor, east exposure Across street
from Rock Greek Park; but five minutes
by cab: fifteen by trolley. to business CEN
ter VIII rent for S65 to conservatives
furnishing references. Years lease.
2707 Adams Mill Rd.
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HOUSES-FUR. g. UNFURNISHED.
DETACHED BRICK. r., BATH. BUILT
in garage French Provincial. 9i22 Coles
vile rd Seven Oaks. via 18th st. ex-
tended Decatur 2O95. S65 or $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. d. BEAUTIFUL. DE-
tached Groom and 2-bath home; completely
furnished or unfurnished; oil heat. gear
garage: near car line and schools. For
further details, phone Cleveland 1850.
16s
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I5ZI FERN ST. N.W.-FoR sALR nv
1%ner' ponne in in 10th st; Heights; rooms bed
room room ana lavatory on first floor; oil
Evening star., 1934-09-16
SALE---HOUSES.

N(0HNAnuG0.l r.
REAL VALUE; II r.. B.. STAIRWAYS-s
rear porehes, garage; near 18th and Col,
rd.; nome or Investment; Govt loan is
y,is;i nishi inT; or dn Gnlnr'i your terms; owner
nll-n' fen'~ A00feSS BOX 40-s' Star fs.' Hsse''
172O ST. NE ).
Convenient to public and paroehiaf
IS. 95Q. .OO-CHEVY CHASE d. C-DE--
tached repossessed home. renovated: 2-car-
sarage. This Is really a bargain for 3
10th AND LAMONT--6 r.. OAK FLOORS.
many extras; cost $4,000. take $3.50:
$500. bal like rent. Owner rent or ex-l
dress Box 5S 5ssOs tsa sarsS c,
WILL BUILD TO YOUR ORDER HOMES
OF true early American type in select (
sections Of the northwest and northeast
ing floor plans and colored renderinss 10.
The center Of the city. MADISON BUILD,
ING CO. Harry X. Boss, president, 1417,
RMS. 3 BATHS, MT. PLEASANT, WEST
1oraSen' 01 aSsn' I-sar orick sarase also inelosed
Help Govt. clerks with part paymt; tSsS int,
De'aiiS' Address Box lOo-B, Star ottice.o
NEW BRICK HOUSE, 81 95O-SLATE
roof. Groom and bath. lavatory on ist
PTiSs IS Sns%T out eqnasetisst ave- to EysSsts st.
Warthen. 44 Baltimore st, KensinSton. :
Ma. Phone Kensington 22l. =
VISIT 1870 C ST. NE,
INeareSs downtown new-houSe DEVELOPMENT.
OPPORTUNITY NEW DIET. ss,4S0
N seesion @ D. rooms Adams 6athf 4sss sfraSs' ns
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY BEAU
ftifT1 trnn, new v brick home in nearby Nd, direct
Five rooms and bath frst floor semi. SEMI
lnll,Sneo second floor; full-siSe basement
pullt-ln garage, modern kitchen. electric
lot. SHADE trees nrePiaSs psEde side porch Large
sSseheFs5f ssaHrsS sfh9el on 10th St bus line Phone
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED ar, AND r.
SIuceo mouse. ami lear garage. screened
oWNER she shepherd; here; as pr,sed to SELL clear.
$4,000 EQUITY IN BUNGALOW m
northeast section; sacrifice, Address BOY
l03-B, Star office. '' 9VN
! GAPITOL HILL CoRNER-S5.95O: NEAR
porcSes garase "aqs SPACE ave Adams ms
SPECIAL! SPECIAL BARGAIN, Ala 4tps
81; 81 nv. near st. Gabriers Church. stores =
reoane1; room e1sn ,rd0 rooms ami large living
oo2o Tor appointment to see house. rs :,
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN
n y nome look at 1112 Oates street n e.
schools, stores and transportstion' HoSss.
IN Al condition. Can sell on easy tegn,S
Can Mr., Orem, District 3346.
IoZl FERN ST. N.W-FOR SAI5R nv
| owner; IN 10th st. Heights; rooms bed
room room ana lavatory on first floor; oil
tpfuaner' tf..r' ~-csr garage. Can be seen any
sit1.s saIe.
fTo0R FOR Sal; sAL;EaIs50 POTOMAC AVE; MOD
east 'front.' and rear porches, buiit-in
Sdsse large lawn reasonable, Phone
Woo5PRIDIGE-7 RMS. LOT 4Oxa0O FT'-i
/ 99a 99an. MAKE cash offer above $4,000 trust.
ESQ SarIton ave-; rented For appt. calf
MR. BAILEY. Adams 1885.
| CENTRAL CHEVY CHASE, D. C. NEW
| house condition; modern, I0-room, 2-bathl
Geikacned spi home; 2 wood-burning firepIaces,
splenola yard, double garage. Owner selling
Star Office Iva Dub
Evening star., 1934-09-16

BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS, BATH, ANIL.
pullt-ln garage; 81 500; terms 26I PARK
ave. Takoma Park. Md. Shepherd 313O.s
So s N.w-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE q
rooms and bath. .elec.. hot-air beating
plant; close to. Tech High School; 81 .0O6i
eaSn aSat payment; price. $4,000. Apply !.
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$3.50 WITH FRIGIDAIRE
BARGAIN, 4 rooms, bath, new apt; near
@. w and Govt. depts. Columbia 1890.
ills MD AVE. NE LARGE RMS.
kitchen and bath, S32 so; also one in the
NV. saction. GE. 1922.
1884 18th ST. N.W-3 ROOMS, KITCH-
en-, bath, porch: storage space; gas. cleo
tr1citF, garage, $50
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BARGAIN AT S55.
AQ0 Dork pH N w

Semi-detached brick. containing 8 rms.
bath and detached garage: hot-water heat
electricity. House has recently been re-
decorated throughout
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC.
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- ~ n ot. NV. National 1865. 1,
S.000-LARGE HOUSE SUITABLE FOR
roomlns mouse, near Thomas Circle is
rooms. baths. hot-water heat and oil
purner, elec. lights, wide lot. very desirable,
Iocatlon. Address Box 233-A Star nfice q
Evening star., 1934-09-16

REAL VALUE; IL r.. B.. STAIRWAYS..
rear porcheS. garage; near 18th and Col,
rd. nome or Investment, Govt loan Is
yrs; fur. or unfur.; your terms; owner,
| might rent Address Box 46-B. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-09-16

FOR SALE-1s5O POTOMAC AVE; MOD
ern; sophisticated, 6-room home, south-
garage, large lawn reasonable, Phona
Lincoln 6O43.
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NEW HRICK HOUSE, ON CORNER LOT.
4 BED rooms and baths; convenient to
car llne and stores; S9.950. 43rd place
Evening star., 1934-09-16

TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AND
porch; couple who appreciate quiet home;
heat, gas and elec. furnished. Georgia 2220.
926 ,nICRAHAM ST. NV OR 3 ROOM
apt. on first floor; private home; aouNs'
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bGOlPISIDIUE-I = - IUE-I HMS. lot 40x3O0 FT Z
9n 9n MAKE cash offer above $1,000 trust.
ESQ carton ave-; rented For appt cal,
Nit BAILEY, Adams 1885
CENTRAL CHEVY CHASE, D. C. NEW
Iouse condltion; modern, I0-room, 2-bathl
oeLacned home: 9 wood-burning firepIaces.
splenoid yard, double garage. Owner seliin9
e. e. connoential price. Address Box 36-B
Evening star., 1934-09-16

hENIUCkY AYE. SEC LIGHT ROOMS.
corner brick; large yard. hot-water heat.
RaaStooWood ~ noors; suitable for two families;
Sl;200 equity. $500 cash. balance S3' I06,
pudding loan. Phone Columbia O7SS Ne'
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2, OR, 3 RMS. KIT. AND BATH, FUR
settled settled Couple i and and QUIET % sri. 10: sood
neiehborhood. Clarendon district or city;
reas. Address BOX 4e6-A, star ONCE. 2
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HoUSEs-UNFURNIsHED

35lo 10th ST. NV, $3.50.
g rooms. bath. hot-water heat, gas and
electric: win make repairs.
3404 GEORGIA AVE, $3.50.
5 rooms, bath. gas and elee.
DAVID Z. BARRY, Met. 2025. 1907 st.
TWO WOODBRIDGE
HOMES OF DISTINCTION
at less than 1888 cost of construction
Built for owners, for lifetime living COM
fort. not for proflt: they have the latest
conveniences plus large. light rooms. See
them today: 390S 25th pl. ne. cor Bun
ker Hill I'd. opposite new Government
Park. Brick and stone large rooms on
33x35 foundation. Most beautiful home
In Woodride." Only S12,500. Open and
lighted until pm
1905 gath ST. NE.
Brick. with stone trim, large rooms,
on 24x37 foundation. Price. Sl0150. In
spection by appointment Pot 2I3O. J. S.
E1CHELBERGER, 3106 r. l. ave ne
Evening star., 1934-09-16

DO YOU WANT A MODERN e-Ro0M
house in desirable northWeSt ssrtlon ~
$4,000? Mr.. JONES, National 5000. -
SACRIFICE. 81 4,95O-ILLINOIS AVE NEAR,C
sherman Circle; deep lot. large frontEc
q1Ick SAFE, no AGENTS. Call Georgia 64S6. :
Evening star., 1934-09-16

ment, facing 14th ST.; large living room,
with wide dressing closets and roll-away
shower and full-door mirror dinette with
dhins, cupboard. kitchen with utility closet
anc inolosed shelf space for dishes and
feet condition. NEW AMSTERDAM
APARTMENTS. 270l l4th st NV
Evening star., 1934-09-16

STUDIO APT VERY LARGE ROOM. 2
closets. bath. Pullman kitchen; 2nd floor
redecorated, $45. 3101 P st. NV.
TWO ROOMS. LARGE KITCHEN AND
bath, AL outside rooms; gas and elect. in
cluOed. 5SO7 9TH st NV
Evening star., 1934-09-16

PHILLIPS & CANBY, INC.
Investment Bldg. Nat. 1900.
ON ILLINOIS AVE Mr.. GRANT CIRCLE
rooms. mod: garage: oil burner.
FISCHER & COMPANY.
9O7 18th st. Phone Metropolitan 0045
Evening star., 1934-09-16

52O6 ILLINOIS AVE NW@SUPERIOR
home. in new-house condition. 6 rooms
bath, anil. garage. S66. Phone Georgia
GAIL. Lighted evenings.
3I1 SPRING AVE. TAKOMA. MD.-MOD-
ern. detached bungalow: rooms. bath:
made new; only $3.50. Shepherd 240S.
$500 33rd ST.. CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Sl25 per month: beautiful eenter-han Go.
attic with heat lavatory. den on first floor;
2-car garage. oil burner. BETHEL.
Tower BLDG District 81 LOO
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81. .5O0-SIX-ROOM FRAME HOUSE. on
large lot. with trees and shrubbery; re-:
gently papered and painted; "a block from
Lee Highway. Cherrydale; priced for quick
sale by estate. Telephone Walnut A33R. 10
Evening star., 1934-09-16

NO 7I6. S70--THE NEW AMSTERDAM'S
best apartment is open; extra large liv-
ing room with north and south exposure,
connscting bath, tub and shower; with
large mirror closets. dinette for q
chs trs and with corner china cabinet:
kitch en- with ample cupboard space; utility
close. fne Frieidaire; fresh condition guar
anteec. NEW AMSTERDAM APARTMENTS,
Evening star., 1934-09-16
RENT-FLATS.

UNFURNISHED-6 RMS. & BA.. AMI
End floor: adults; no objection to small
child: $40. Line. 9706-W. 504h 2nd ST.
sc.
626-62S 10th ST. S.W.-2 RMS, KIT
TURNER. 600 7th st. s.w.
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2 OR 8 RIM. APT, WITH PORCH BATH,
heat and light; Woodbridge or me-: adults.
Phone Greenwood 2026-W. 16.
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3s19 GARFIELD ST. N.W.-SEMI-DE
tached brick. rooms. baths 2-car ga
rage. elec. refrigeration. OWNER Emer-
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
NEW RULES SET
BY KENNEL CLUB.

They've made several new regu-
1ationS at the American Kennel
Club. The new rules involve
classes of dogs.
Where the classes of any breed
at an all-breed dog show are
considered the speciality show of
that particular breed, competing
dogs will not be eligible for the
American-bred prizes to be
awarded by the A. K. c.
A dog may win any or all of
the prizes in an all-breed show,
but it cannot at the same time
win the prize offered for the best
in a speciality exhibit show.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16

Wrestling will be directed by
Hymie Schulman, former 1875.
pound A. A. U. champ. There will
be intra-club tournaments among
the wrestlers for classes between
so to las pounds. Boxing also will
be conducted in the intra- Club
system with the same classes in
weight prevailing.
Charley Reynolds will handle
the basketball. Leagues in the IS,
100, lis, 1870 and 145 pound classes
will be formed with these teams
playing fives from other clubs
around the city.
The Club is open to all young
sters between the ages of 8 and 10.
Club hours are from $3.50 to S p.
m. and $50 to 9 p. m. on week
days and 1 to p. m. and 6 to
8 p. m. on Saturdays.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
HELEN JACOBS
ON TOUR

QUEBEC, Oct. 16.-Helen ia
cobs is on her way to Great
Britain today tour that will
take her to Egypt, South Africa,
and France.
Before departing she expressed
the hope that Mrs. Helen Wills
Moody would be in condition to
play again next year, also that
she might meet the former
Queen Helen" again.
Miss Jacobs denied she might
take tennis lessons from Daniel
Maskell, professional coach Of
the English Davis Cup team. She
did admit it was her plan to
play several practice games with
the famous coach.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
DEANS ALMOST
CAUSE RIOTS

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 16.-The
Dean boys, Dizzy and Daffy came
near causing a riot here.
Spectators, maddened because
the world series heroes did not
do much pitching here last night
in an exhibition game against
the Kansas City Monarchs, went
on the warpath.
Dizzy pitched only two innings
and then went to left field after
allowing a run on single and
two walks. Paul had a sore
arm and did not pitch at all.
The brothers were in the game
five innings.
Jeers greeted their withdrawal
at the beginning of the sixth and
when the crowd went to the box
office demanding their money
back rioting threatened until
two police squad cars arrived.
Even Dizy's home run over the
left field wall in the third failed
to get much of a rise out of the
crowd. Pail failed to get a hit.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16

the Manual Trainers against
against Eastern, picked generally
to finish a good third in the
standings.
AS most every scholastic fan
knows, Tech was defeated last sea
Seon by Central in a series which
brought to the front one of the
best Mt. Pleasant elevens in
moons.
Tech Again Standout
But a turn of affairs like this is
not figured this fall, since Tech
once again has demonstrated both
in practice sessions and early sea-
son games that it is the class OF
its brother teams.
The answer to Techs power lies
again in the presence of Hap Har.
dell, coach. His ability to develop
grid machines is uncanny.
To be true he missed connec-
tionS in 1888 because his mate
rial, on the whole, was untried and
inexperienced. But it didn't take
his lads long to learn. In fact,
their failure last year strength
ened their stand for this years
race. The result, today the team
is as smooth and as polished as
one could be.
Today's game is scheduled at
Central Stadium at 3:15 p. m.
Techs lineup will be studded with
men both confident and schooled
in the art of football. Eastern will
take the field with a fast running
backfield array Of Shaw, Hart,
Principe and Cattell, but a line
that still is uncertain in the fun
damentals of blocking.
Four Games Friday
Four other games come after
today's interhigh opener. All are
scheduled Friday. Roosevelt meets
Western at the Central Stadium
in the feature-an interhigh clash
between the two teams.
st. Johns meets Gonzaga at
GonZaga; Georgetown Prep opens
its season against Loyola High at
Baltimore, while st. Adams stacks
up against st. Christopher at
Richmond.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16

In TACT, Charley Reynolds, ath-
letic director, has his program
about completed. All of which
means plenty of athletic activities
are in store for club members be.
ginning almost Immediately.
Sports events ranging from box.
ing to indoor baseball are on
schedule, a special gymnastic class
also being included in the activi,
ties which will comprise such rec.
reational games as tug-of-war, bas-
ketball relays, touch football and
Eel ball.
Boxing Glasses
The boxing will be divided into
two classes this year, namely BE
ginners class, and advanced class. u
Ollie Dryer, assistant physical di
rector, will handle this sport, with
Ed FiShel, Dryers assistant.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16

Today Georgetown, Catholic
University, Maryland, American
University and Gallaudet get un
der way for important games to
be played this weekend.
G. u. meets William and
Mary, Saturday afternoon, in
Griffith Stadium. Maryland
travels to Norfolk, Va, for an
important Southern Conference
tilt against Virginia Tech. c. U
takes on Baltimore, in a breather,
i'm C. us Bowl. American goes
to Langley Field for a game
against that team there. Gal
laudet goes to Bridgewater, Va,
for a game with Bridgewater Col,
lege, the eleven which American
U. defeated last Saturday.
The c. w. Colonials looked
impressive yesterday as they pre-.
pared big Dale Prather for bat
tering ram duty in the Tulsa
game. The Colonials this time
actually are slight favoIites to
win over the visitors, a condition
that never before has existed.
Battering Tactics
G.. WIS game-policy probably
will involve battering ram tao.
tics, with Prather taking a lead
ing role and supported by other
heavy and powerful G.. w. backs
This policy seems to be the one
best that can be adopted, since
the old football truism is that
the way to stop speedy, elusive
backs is to hit them awfully
hard on offense and even harden
on defense.
Today G. w. starts working on
a defense for Tulsa's freak for.
nations, with especial attention
devoted to a fool-proof defense
against the remarkable lateral
and forward pass combination of
Dennis to Berry.
Out at C. u, Coach Dutch
Bergman expressed satisfaction
with the work of the Cardinal
line in the Holy Cross game and
set about getting his team into
the correct mental attitude for
the Baltimore game. High school
students throughout the District
and the surrounding territories of
Maryland and Virginia will be
guests at Saturdays game of the
c. U. Athletic Association, All
that is necessary for high school
youngsters to gain admission is
to show their school athletic
cards. To add to the attractive
ness of the occasion, University
of Maryland Frosh will oppose
C. U. Frosh in a preliminary
game.
HOyas Find Selves
Georgetown's great win over
Manhattan, on Saturday, indi-
Gates that the Hoyas have found
themselves and will be dangerous
competition hereafter. Today,
Jack Hagerty will start his men
on drills designed to prolong
Georgetown's victorious march.
No one at the Hilltop is under
estimating William and Mary, for
the Indians are not a team to be
trifled with. Word from Williams
burg has it that William and
Mary today is five touchdowns
better than they were when they
went down before Navy in the
opening game of the season.
The first line on the respective
merits of American and Gal.
laudet, who meet in a classic of
The Washington times., 1934-10-16

If m e m o ry
serves this re-
porter correct,
this war whoop
has be en- the
featured sid E.
light for at
] e a st Gig h t
years from the
beginning of
each inter-high
football series
to the end.
Today it be-
gins again with
the opening Of
this years series
which schedules
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
FOrdham Alumni
Will Fete Frisch

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Arkie
Schwartz, Jim Crowley and a
group of Fordham alumni have
arranged an informal dinner
party on October "a in honor of
frankie Frisch, former Fordham
Flash, and present manager of
the world championship st. Louis
Cardinals.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
PREXY ONCE COACHED

John J. Tigert, who coached the
University of Kentucky teams OF
1918, 1915 and 1916, is president of
the University of Florida. He was
a star football player at Wander
bilt, after which he won a Rhodes
scholarship and completed his edu-
cation in England.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
ST 7 s
P|NRECORDS

Sultana broke two early season
records last night in the A & P
Duckpin League by hitting the
pins for a SIT game and 1913 set.
Yowell's 1874 game and Blye's 1853
set grabbed individual honors.
"Jinx" Jenkins 407 set enabled
the Home Owners Loan Corpora.
ton team to roll a $50 game and a
1884 set in the Federal League. Bob
Sanklin, who is quite baseballer
and baSketer, turned in a 153 game
for the Home Owners.
YOUNG ROLLS WELL
Charley Young's 1872 game and
337 set won individual laurels in
the Farm Credit Loop last night.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
CRY OF "BEAT TECH' BEGINS TO-DAY WITH HIGH TEAMS
District Colleges Prep for
Weekend Games

George Washington University yesterday started serious
preparations for the important Tulsa game to be played Friday
night in Griffith Stadium
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
to Foxz
May End Ball
Career

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 16.
There was a fear going the
rounds here today. 1t pointed
directly at Jimmy Foxx, the
great first sacker of the Phila-
delphia AS.
Jimmy arrived here, following
a sojourn at hospital in Winni-
peg, due to being hit on the
head by a pitched ball in an
exhibition game.
Herb Hester, advance agent
for the American League All-Star
team now making this tour, said:
HE was in no shape to play
ball at Spokane yesterday, as
he arrived there drOwsy and
wanted to sleep all the time.
There Is no chance for him
to play here, and he may
never don a uniform again."
A decision whether Foxx will
make the trip to the Orient with
the All-Stars will be made Thurs
day by Connie Mack, manager
of the Philadelphia AS, who'll
arrive here at that time.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16

their own later in the season, will
be drawn after the Bridgewater.
Gallaudet game of Saturday.
American won over Bridgewater
last Saturday.
Both American and Gallaudet
started heavy work yesterday in
preparation for Saturdays games.
Gallaudet was a bit battered and
bruised in the Washington Col
lege game, but American escaped
hurts.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
Busy Winter Sports Program
Scheduled at Bows Club

Another of those big fall programs in the ofng
Washington Boys Club Third and G Streets Northwest.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
FRED PERRY MAY.
ENTER MOVIES

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 16.-When
Fred Perry, worlds singles cham
pion, ends his exhibition tour Of
Australia with the British net
team, he expects to return to the
United States and not England,
he said today.
This statement led many to be-
lieve he intends to accept a mo-
ton picture offer to do tennis
shorts in Hollywood, thereby be-
coming a professional. Perry
would not comment on this.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
GRID SERIES
STARTS At
CENTRAL
By GARRETT WATERS

The old slogan Of BEAT Tech"
starts today among elevens in the
high school group.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16
CHANGE BOXING RULES

New rules governing scoring in
boxing bouts have been put into
effect by the German Boxing
Federation and will be enforced
in the Olympic Games of 1886.
The Washington times., 1934-10-16

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every town! The car that has
doubled its sales this year.
The Car that gives you every
advanced feature now. You'll
like Oldsrnobile-its comfort
its safety-its economy-its
time-proved dependGbility.
You'll like the wayit handles.
The way it runs, and rides.
Get in and 9o-and see!
1.-THE SMARTESr CAR ON THE ROAD"
Oldsmobile was voted the Style
Leader-you're proud to be seen in
this 9ood-lookine wherever
you 60 people stop to admire the
The Washington times., 1934-10-16

s'THIS 'KNEE.AcTI0N
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makes riding a pleas
ure on any kind of
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rough stretch and see.
s'THE MOST ALL-ARoUND
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trying it out for your
self, the best way to
find out how satiSfac-
tory this car is, is to ask
any OldSmobile owner.
For Oldsmobile has
earned the highest
owner loyalty of any
car In America!
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-08-09
CAPITAL STOCK OF
P. c. A. IS BOOSTED

An increase in capital stock oil
$l5u,W0 was announced today by the
Northeast Montana Production Cred.
1t association OF Wolf Point Mon.
tana, which BefveB 1fu counties n
Roosevelt, Sheridan, Daniels, Nc.
Cone and Valley. This brings the
authorized capital OF the association
to 5000, 900.
Since the association il authorized
TO discount growers notes -With4he
Federal intermediate Credit bank OF
Spokane to the extent OF five times
It's capital, this increase means the
Northeast Montana association is
now In a position to make loans to
farmers and livestock men of this
district up to 81, 500, 200.
ALI capital funds of the association
are Invested In government securit-
les, n pledged as collateral at the
Credit bank, 1t was explained by
Carl Bull, secretary-treasurer OF the
district unit.
Business of the Northeast Montana
Pea Is growing rapidly. Loan com
mitment for this season. I'D to July
06 ,totaled SO for an aggregate OF
$1,000.
In addition, the association has
purchased 20 notes Of local farmers
and stockmen from the Regional Ag-
ricultural Credit corporation. aggre-
eating $4,000 as an investment.
The association Is expected to make
substantial profit on these purch-
Mr.. Bull said.
Montana associations now have
195 seasons loan commitments out
standing totaling $w1.830,146. The to-
al OF Regional notes purchased SO
ar by the associations In this state
$ $50 aggregating $1,472, 900.