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NezC York Stocks

Sales today Appropriated 100000
shares, the same as last Saturday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrials 1O0.S4,
up OILS; railroads 1896, up DOL;
utilities 1901, up O.07.
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MARKETS AT A GLANCE
By nitcd Press
Stocks quiet and irregular; spe-
cial issues feature.
Bonds dull and irregular.
Curb stocks steady; sp1cialtieS at
new highs.
Chicago stocks quiet and mixed.
Dollar easier in foreign currencies.
Cotton up to off l point.
Rubber unchanged to points
higher.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. l5.-Government
expenses and receipts for the current is
cal wear 10 Dec. 10. compared with the
This Year Last Year
Expenses. $500. 4oI oSs.ol s2.iss 7sI .os! Il
Deficit. 1874 100 400 SO 8ae 336. oil 80
Cash bal 1.60s. 597 80 1.012. 412. $40. 40
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from leading Indianapolis coal dealers.
A 25-cent carrying charge Der ton will be
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NEW YORK. Dec. i5.-Dun 4 Brad
streets daily weighted price index of SO
basic commodities compiled for the United
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To-day i19e7-
Yesterday .....1l9. 63lY ago 49,. GO I6
Week ago .....I20. 59i193f high .....l20 IS
Month ago LII. As 1884 low ..-.-. .l0i 05
lCopyrieht. 1884. Dun q Bradstrees. Inc9
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Latest Stock, Bond and
Commodity Quotations
Evening star., 1934-06-29
ROOMS-UNFUKNISHED.
ROOMS-SUBUKBAN.

3S MONMOUTH ST. Cherrydale Va
or attractive rooms; light Housekeeping
privileges: screened porch. shady lawn; ga
rage if desired; l5 min. to White House
SlJ.
l OR , ROOMS in Lee Heights. new bricl
home; garage. kitchen privileges; lady pre-
ferred. Address Box 16S-M, Star othce
bus line; reuS. Call ewes. l40 Nortl
Spruce st. Clarendon. Va. Lyon VILLAGE
FURNISHED ROOMS-Car and bus service
RosSlYn Va Clarendon 1892
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1926 COLUMBIA RID NW.--ONE LARGE
bed-livins rm., large. bright dinette and
kitchenette. Frigidsire, lisht. gas; S35 mo.
Also large Ink. room. 4 windows. = clos
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PORTLAND 1929 Vermont-Specially
adapted for Summer residence; hlSh CELL
jngs, big windows. cross ventilation.
marble corridors huge roomS-make 1t
COOL and comfortable. Maid service.
From s. wk. single. :! rooms. bath. en-
suite: S.5 month
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
(COntinued
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SALE HOUSES.

FURNISHED@SIX TO EIGHT ROOM DE-
tached. shade: half hour street car down.
town, Phone Branch us. Powhatan Hotel.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

2o0I MASS. AVE NW.-5th floor Groom
apt. well furnished. with board; suitable
Also beautiiuiIs furnished double rooms
and extra LARGE front rooms: accommo.
date three Young people; S32 81 to $40
monthly. ~
1910 10th N.W.-Vacancy for young lady
IN good home; excellent meals.
l:34 n. H, .AyE;-PRIvATE CLUB-REsI-
R9GaEhS RopERN HlSFls sPkHsa1sf MsT
TRESSES; CLEANLINESS: GOOD FOOD.
sELECTIVE MENU. REASONABLE.
LARGE. attractively furnished home con-
Quoted for exclusive use OF selected group
OF young p1 sslonal men; large entertain
Ing space; +? bath rooms. unlimited phone
2 maids convenient location. PO. 44S0
1873 10th ST, NV near Scott Circle
Double vacancy for girls; large attractive
BILE; also vacancy in studio room for
young man; very cool: shower.
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE-Large cool,
attI actively furnished: real home cooking;
beautiful living rooms; refined surround
inss. j..
1410 18th N w Cool comfortable home.
ideally located; single and twin bed rooms,
spacious entertaining rooms; balanced
menus. ]"
21e9 BANCROFT PL NW.-Two large
front rooms private baths; also attractive
mesIs s,esIs room with private bath e1es5lsn' 81:
I7ie EYE ST. N.w-within walking dis
tance of Government Depts. Desirable
rooms. excellent table; reasonable. ME.
6l79. 30"
OPPOSITE KENNEDY Y-WARREN-LoveIy
single r, pvt home; excellent home cook
ing; S33 mo. 3l00 Conn. ave-. Apt. 430.
1928 10th ST. Nw.-Cool double room.
vii dows. twin beds; also small single. for
man; wonderful meals; Summer rates.
1900 10Th ST,-Extra large room. second.
floor front windows. closets; GOOD
meals: 3 at $50; at S25 also single
room, $40.
1920 18th ST, NW-vacancy for lady
to share double room next bath. twin
peds home cooked meals; walking distance
Reasonable 1.
IL EYE NV. near G. p. O.-Clean. COM
Portable rooms; best home cooking; good
ncighborhood; S35 month. 3O'
1909 N ST NW-German home cooking.
pa rlor. shower; clean. airy rooms. each
equipped with running water. 1.
3ls MD. AVE NE. near Capitol Union
Station and park-Double front room,
home cooked meals; reasonable. so
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1920 18th ST. NV.
Handsome corner home-l2 r. and D.:
ideal for rooming house purposes; Will sell
at low figure and on exceptional terms.
W H. WALKER. 13f 10Th ST
WOODRIDGE d. C.-NEW 5-ROOM
brick BUNGALOW with large attic and ga
rage. every modern convenience; small
down payment balance like rent.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
o317 Rhode Island Ave NE NO. 72O3,
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fully furnished. with couple: Frigidaire
not water. 8 exposures cool. 5il4 Sth
Il u w GE onho
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IU.U COLUMBIA HD.-SUbLEI JUDI
ana August; large living room. hall, kitch-
en-. bath; f1rst-class service. Apt 41O. l.
TO SUBLET UNTIL OCTOBER COM
pletely furnished, Cleveland Park; refer
ences required 36.I Newark ST., Apt.
3O.. Phone Cleveland 1924 i
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i. 1871 N ST. NJ W-Cool, sleeping rooms.
cont. hot water. lounging rOOmS radio;
young men; SO mo. NO. 96:3S. /"
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

ohH1E OHt AkL4N 5C1oOKkA1zh4Ns
COLORED-NEW HOUSE. AMI; JUST
of r: L ave-: Is minutes to center OF
are now paying rent M r. W. BROWN
222 School st. Brentwood, Nd. Green
wood 2343
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EXCHANGE

HAVE CLEAR LOT IN ROCK CREEK
Park. want to trade on . modern home IN
northwest, sood location. Address Box
26-N Star ONCE.
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II W ST. NW.-Laree front room. newly
furnished; couple or lady. North 3Jl1- j.
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1876 CLIFTON ST NW-Large. cool.
/ well furnished room. next bath; room. ~
vii
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2022 10th ST NW-Cool. twin beds
next tc bath. attrac home. cont h. W.,
phone; 50. single; Sd double: gentlemen
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DOWNTOWN-VERY DESIRABLE. WELL
furnished; reasonable rent: > rooms kitch-
en-. bath. yard. 3 exposures. J34 10th ST.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. MODERN
apartment-Two rooms incloSed porch
kitchenette. bath; $50 per month. 1901
Mass ave NV ogs
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LARGE LIv.-BED RIM KIT. SEAiI-BATH
III. Ontario rd.-Airy. clean, newly
decorated: S3!. INCLUDING sas elec.. phone
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single double room. for gentlemen. private
home; c. h. W. unlimited phone; reason
o-rh St N "
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GROOM. o-BATH BUNGALOW.

GROOM. 2-BATH BUNGALOW.
A Splenddly built home on an eXcep-
tionally well HANDICAPPED lot s0xl55 feet,
fronting on the most beautiful street in
Somerset Quiet and refined. yet near
school and car line. All large rooms.
spacious attic. sleeping porch. big kitchen
and pantry elec. refrlg.. covered porch on
3 sides, 2-car garage. home that must
be seen to be appreciated. Reduced LOT
immediate sale to 81 300.
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO.
1EA5 Ct N w MA 33A1.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
tCOntinued.)

~ ADAMS ST. NV rooms. sleeping
sS3u. North ig44-J.
l39 latn ST: N,E-Pleasant furnished
6S55-J. Call after $50 pm.
IDEAL FOR SUMNER Inclosed sleeping
porch with adjoining small room. in pri-
vate home; reasonable Call Adams 2a79-J.
1919 ST. NV Apt. 31-Attractive.
cool room: private family: cont. h. w: p
block car line: 2O-min. walk downtown.
51ls nth ST N.W-Large front room.
nicely furnished. with private bath. Near
/? Car lines. GE. 1871.
1000 H ST. NV, APT. Large cool
family of two; reas.
25:O 18th NW.-Neatly furnished room.
next to bath; plenty hot water; near cars
and cafes. 1"
loox l"a3 NEW JERSEY AvEMa large clean
cleo. hot-water heat $50. :i0'
1881 ST NJ W.-Cool sleeping rooms.
cont. hot water. lounging rooms. radio:
young men; $40 mo. NO. 9G3S. /"
1881 MINTWoOD PL., near 18th and Col.
td-Laree ia :nd-fioor front room. win
COWS, southern exposure: gentlemen.
l:so" MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV. Apt.
:o,MNieeIy 20, a., furnished room, newly deco
rated, next bath; reasonable.
inrnsEsT. i; W ST NWnLarge NV front room: newly
l3O? PARK RD.-Single and double newly
decorated and furnished cool and quiet;
moderately priced. l.
?0ul EYE N.W.-Comfortable front room
hot and cold running water, electric fan;
ami: ideal location; SIS. /.
:H?4 l3th-Corner house. md H. next
bath; cont. hot water small fam: unlim
phone: gar. optional; SIS. AID. 5593. =
NORTHUMBERLAND. .039 N. H. Ave
Very cool 3 windows . expos next bath
shower; best family. .: $50. NO. $3.50
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1909 10th ST NV, walking distance
Large cool double rooms twin beds.
showers. 80 week DE lnnn
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YOUNG LADY Govt. employe. wishes to
share apt. with another. or room in pri-
vate family; not over $40 u month. Ad-
dress Box I'm. Star ofnce. 30
FURNISHED ROOM in modern apt. 10th
NV. with small family: give price. phone
Address Box l.6-M Star ONCE.
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IDEAL FOR SUMMER Inclosed sleeping
porch with adjoining small room. in pri-
vate home; reasonable Call Adams 2a1g-J.
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DELIGHTFUL. COOL 3-ROOM CORNER
apt. Conn. ave, overlooking Rock Creek
PIX: well furn.; twin beds Murphy bed in
large living room: adults. Columbia 3l31.
ENTIRE end FLOOR-LARGE BRICK
home. lust west of 18th st. near Rock
Greek Park: coZy light, plenty of air
larse liy room. bed room kitchenette. tile
bath. completely furn. incl. light. gas.
refrig. Will make an attractive PROPOSE
ton to couple for permanent or semi-per-
marent occupancy: 500. 1885 Mon
roe st. NV.
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BELMONT RD.-Large room: also
southern exposure; convenient to
ne. Phone Adams I3nH
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APT. 105. 1873 COLUMBIA RD.-1 RIM.
kit. bath: after July 4. Tor Summer
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. I OR
more rooms. at very reasonable
prices. in the BOSS 4 PHELPS
BLDG. 1417 K st. NV.
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1901 MASS. AVE. NW-Nicely furnished
outside rooms, twin beds, lSt and md
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lo3J NEW JERSEY AVE! large. clean
|. rooms, kltchenette quiet home; bath gas,
| cleo. hol-Mater heat: xoh iQs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FNT. HALL, LIV RM., 4 Q BED RMS
din. < and b. with shower S46 to S54
Wyatt Apis. 1870 Ga. ave. GE. 1853
THE ROYALTON APARTMENT 91S NJ
st NV Apartment of rooms and bath.
clean. attractive and centrally located;
elevator service. refrigeration. To inspect
see representative on premises or agent
J A. HAYDEN. woodward BLDG. MA
500 9th ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
heat and hot water; S55. cHAs; W
KING. Jr.. 907 N J. ave. so
THE BOND, 1890 N. H. AVE. NV
/ room. kit. dinette bath: $50; free re-
frigeration: 24-hr. elevator: res. mgr.
THE TIL. sb, Todms 1aS batS porch refrxera
ton: Al condition: S5O5O See tanitor
THE CLIFTON 1923 CLIFTON ST NV
Pour large rooms bath. hall. pantry.
locker. Kelvinator: $50: furn II desired.
See Janitor. 30e
nowNIoWN.,s ROOMS AMP sATH' ss1III
ll26 eth st. NV.
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10 ADAMS ST. NV rooms sleeping
porch: available July /; for 5 gentlemen;
$40. North i944-J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1886 r ST. NV.
5 rooms. kitchen. bath, Frigidaire.
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bf3 IndIHnA Ave. NV.
.00-Near Roosevelt High-Large semi
detached. 8 rooms. ami. porcbes;
large grounds. garage
S15. 5.00-Downtown-10 rooms. baths,
h.-w h.. elec.
$50 0O-Near 18th and Columbia rd.-s
rooms. tile bath. ami. two-car
brick garage.
S45 50-Near Georgia ave. and Upshur-
large rooms, tile BATH porches.
$40 .50-Near Capitol and Lbrary-6
rooms. bath. cleo. gas furnace;
perfect condition.
$50 50-Near Agricultural Dept.-S rooms.
bath: front and rear yards.
TO INSPECT CALL Ma. O9S2-AUTO
SERVICE.
CAYWOOD BROS. q GARRETT. INC.
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l3D I3tn ST. NE-Pleasant furnished
room. private family. SI5 month. Lincoln
tSlJ-J. Call after 5.;IO d m
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?ool EYE NW.-Comfortable front room
not and cold running water. electric fan;
L.; ideal location: Sl1
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l4l9 ST. NV. Apt 3I-Attractive.
cool room: private family: cont. h. W.; p
block car line: 1O-min. walk downtown.
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COOL SPACIOUS ROOM private bath and
entrance in large Well-ventilated apart
ment; quiet street in exclusive section;
high elevation near park; lew minutes
downtown: $40. PO. G...9 after q D m. :iO'
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ROOMS-FURNISHED

1918 MASS AVE NW-TwO-room Ink
apartment: also one room and kltchenette
Walking distance downtown.
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1903 R l. AVE NW-Gentleman; de-
lightfully large. AIRY. room well furnished !:
private bath with shower. continuous hot
water. plenty OF linen; another room with
out bath, single or double. 30'
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wANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-IN Mr. MD. OR VA. SMALL
farm. good buildings. suitable for poultry.
good road Will exchange equity in COM
Portable brick house nr. Geo. Wash u
Address Box 1S2-M Star Office Il
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NORTHUMBERLAND. .03a ~ H. Ave
very cool. 3 windows. . expos: next bath
shower; best family. =; SO NO. $3.50 :
3lG CHASTLETON HOTEL. 10th and r st,
Attractive front 10th st. room. next to
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H'!4 l3th-Corner house md H.. next
bath; cont. hot water; small fam: unlim
phone: gar. optional; SIS AID. 5Jg:i. .
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9-ROOM APARTMENT; SLEEPING AC-
commoda tions for 4 kitchenette and din
ette; rent reasonable. DE- USOU. Apt. No.
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800 18th N.W.-Neatly furnished room
next to bath; plenty hot water; near cars
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S1.4OO-3-RM. BUNGALOW. LYON PARK,

Gas. eIec. Lot 5UXI5U.
ALL ON HARD ROADS OR STREETS
81 SllOO-lOOxll1 Gin attractive neigh.
borhoodl. sidewalk, shrubbery. sewer. gst
and water.
81 $500 acres: beautifully wooded
knoll
g. 5OO-O7 a: stream; mr. Chain Bridge,
So 5OO-l2 acres: view into Washington.
E NEWTON SNIDER.
Phone Walnut SS64 Eve CO. 1113. II
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l3O2 PARK RD.-Single and double. newly
decorated and furnished; cool and quiet
moderately priced l.
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a.10s ONTARIO RD-NICELY FURNISHED
apt: one room. kitchenette; employed
people preferred continuous h. W. in bath.
COlumhia AMI
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DOWNTOWN-lo0 G st. NV. Apt. 3
ComfoI able room; reasonable; home con-
| yenienceS
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Ss.45O-SEVEN ROOMS.
baths, porch brick home: garage; new
house condition; distress bargain Wis
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1000 H ST. NV. APT. Large cool
room. next to bath: twin beds; private
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51l9 nth ST. NW.-Large front room.
nicely furnished with private bath. Near
-
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6l9 EYE ST NE. nice clean from.
rooms. for light housekeeping: also small
r | front rOnm admits
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
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1873 N ST N.W.-Delightful 2nd-n. room.
private bath. for :. or 3. in lovely old home;
also l single room. NO. 6G5t. :!9'
1916 10Th N.W-Real home; excellent
meals; beautiful home: S35 each. NO.
SSJ1 2as
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(C0ntiuuedl

GROOM KITCHEN AND BATH APT.
attractively furnished. 1900 Conn. ave.
NV. Apt. l41. CO. 2Oo5.
1855 MONROE NV LARGE ROOMS
and private bath. Ink. private home; =
adults well furn. entire floor. $50. In
Summer. l.
Evening star., 1934-07-01

This is the ninth OF series Of
weekly articles on interesting per
sons and epents in the National
Capital during the sos, by Frank
G. Carpenter, world. famous author
and traueler. The merit chapter in
the series 1Diu be published merit
Sunday in The Star.
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Storm Troopers Chief
Is Hitler's Best Friend

BERLIN.-Ernst Roehm, soldier OF
fortune and chief of staff of the
Nazi storm troopers, is perhaps Chan
cellor Adolf Hitler's most intimate
friend. He is one of the few who
presumes to address the Nazi leader
as thou" Hitler has good cause to
be grateful to Roehm. This man has
created in the Nazi storm detach-
ments the most formidable private
political army in the world. He re-
Gently told foreign correspondents
here that this force, whose numerical
strength he himself disclosed as q
100000, is strong and powerful enough
to deter any nation from attempting
to repeat the French Ruhr adventure.
Though a Bavarian by birth,
Roehm is typical Prussian military
figure All his life he has studied
strategy and tactics and is reported
to know the military campaigns of
Frederick the Great by heart. He
served as an officer in the World
War, in which he was wounded sew
eral times. After the armistice he
participated in a number Of those
semi military anti Republican organ
izations, the existence of which con-
stituted a threat to the Weimar re-
public and a source of annoyance to
the allies
(Copyright. 1934.)
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Navy and afterward Minister to the
Court of st. James. When he was in
the Navy Department, the Naval
Academy at Annapolis was founded,
and his estimate for the support Of
the Navy went through the House
without the usual fight which almost
invariably takes place over those of
other Secretaries.
Frances Hodgson Burnett.
Literary women abound in Wash
ington. Their name is legion, and
they form some of the brightest lights
of the society of the Capital. Some
Of them write books some magazine
stories and some letters on fashion
and politics.
Frances Hodgson Burnett is still a
young woman, and her years, ! am
told do not number 30. She GER
tainly docs not look any older. She
is full Of life, likes society and is a
vivacious and interesting talker. She
Evening star., 1934-07-01

is of medium height. has dark auburn
hair, broad forehead and pleasant
blue eyes. I had delightful chat
with her this afternoon about her
literary work.
I was Is years old when I pub
lished my first story" she said. 1T
was entitled Miss Carruther's En-
gagement.' I sent it off TO Ballou's
Magazine. telling them to publish it
if they chose and TO send me what
it was worth. I did not send it in
my own name and had them address
their answer to me under cover of a
friend. My brothers teased me a
great deal about my writing. II I
failed I did not want them to know
it. In a short time I received an
answer saying the story was good, that
they would publish ii. but that they
could not afford to pay for it. I
wrote them to return it. Young as l
was, l decided that If the story was
good enough to publish it was worth
Evening star., 1934-07-01
BY GASTON NERvAL.

The United States Government has
just accepted the invitation rendered
by the Chilean Ambassador to par
ticipate in the Second Inter-American
Conference on Education to be held
this year at Santiago under the
auspices of the Chilean government,
from September 9 to September l6.
The aims OF the conference, or
ganiZed by the Chilean section of the
Inter-American Federation of Educa-
tion may be summarized as follows
Cd To reunite the most represen-
tat1ve educators of the nations belong
ing to the federation and to attract
to its organization those republics
which have not yet joined it, thus fur
nishing TO American professors the
opportunity for fellowship and asso-
citation.
(2) To encourage close and cor
dial union of the peoples of America
by means of public education, inspir-
ing in the youth a feeling of Ameri-
can solidarity and cooperation.
To Promote Teaching Profession.
CD To promote the exchange Of in
formation on the orientation of edu-
cation In each American country, the
organization of education and of the
educational systems in each of these
countries, and the means Of inprov-
ing, morally and materially, the situa-
ton Of the teaching profession in all
branches of public and private educa-
ton.
t4 To advance the cultural and
pedagogical relations between the
universities and colleges of every kind
in the countries of America.
(5) To bring about an exchange
of ideas, experiences and practices In
the field of pedagogic technique and
scientific research.
Any one who approaches the Pan
American problem from a higher
plane than a transitory political an
gle. or a selfish, purely commercial
one, will be interested In the success
of such a conference. The only last
ing and dependable friendship among
the republics of the Western Heml-
sphere must come from continental
wide popular desire for inter-Amerl-
can understanding, and that only
education and mutual knowledge OF
each other can bring about.
Basis of Friendly Action.
Popular education alone can lay
down the basis for friendly interna-
tional action. After fifty years Of
governmental efforts which placed
their emphasis on every kind OF COM
merce but that of the things of the
mind. the leaders of the two Amer
icas are now beginning to realize the
difficulties of carrying out agreements
many of which are eminently social
enacted at politically -motivated con-
ferenceS.
Through education alone may the
nations of the New World be ex-
pected to learn that States are only
groups of people artificially divided by
conventional border lines and admin
istrative peculiarities. Certainly not
until they have substituted this new
concept for their own ideas of abstract
shibbolets, f-sufficiency and isola-
ton, is the movement for Pan-Ameri-
can understanding to make any rea-
sonable headway.
Inter-American accord waits upon
the building of real public opinion
and the latter upon a continental edu-
cation program that will lessen illit-
eracy, improve the franchise. ano
strengthen the sense of need among
all the American republics for friendly
cooperation, In the belief that mutual
Evening star., 1934-07-01

BY FRANK G. CARPENTER.
EORGE BANCROFT was
4 working among his roses when
II called upon him the other
day. The rose is the his
torian's favorite flower. He has
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-24

W arm, brightly colored
blankets for the children's
room. Size 66x80 inches.
Stitched ends. S1.00 each
Thursday only.
Sears, Second Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-24

Water color, opaque
shades sold always at
SOC. Sizes 36x7. Green,
sand, light brown and
buff.
Sears, Second Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-24

Famous Cannon" double
lOop-22x44 inches. Fast color
pastel borders. A mans size
towel.
First Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-24

"A wide range of patterns, stripes
and checks. Silk lined tips-wool
inner lined. Regular Ate ties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-24

Heavy single loop towels, 1sx
50 inches-Fancy colored Dor
ders in blue, rose, gold and
green.
First Floor.