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RENT-FLATS

G09 NEWTON PL. N.W-FIRsT FLOOR.
rooms kit. cleo gas bath Rent
So, so. E NJ. AIKEN, 500 H NV. Phone
National 3556
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PACKARD 1881 $40" convertible coupe.
500. original finish Ike new. excellent
motor good rubber top and upholstery A
beautiful high-powered sport car. at a
very low price. Lee d. Butler. Inc. 2l55
Evening star., 1934-11-06

CADILLAC 1892 town sedan-A very beau
tiful, deluxe equipped car; exceptlonaliy
fine paint and in the best OF mechanical
condition: C. c. C. guarantee. Capltol
Cadillac Co, l"3@ o2nd ST. NV Phone
Natl :}3OO Open evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1934-11-06
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN
WANTED-ROOMS.

LYON VILLAGE-Room and board for two
people, all modern improvements. Phone
Clarendon 1924.
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COAL AND WOOD STOVES at money
saving prices Complete assortment OF new
wood stoves. coal stoves. circulating heat
erS stove pipe. furnace pipe and fittings.
HECHINGER co. 4-Branches-4.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

ELEC. MOTORS-l4-h.p.. a. c.. new G. E.
IS 95. oil burner and refrigerator exch..
Il. $3.50 ls Sl4. Carly. 1903 14th.
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PACKARD 1929 5-paSSenger sedan. de
luxe equipment: unusually GOOD paint. mo-
tor ir very good condition: S225, C. C. c.
guarantee CAPITOL Cadillac Co. l221
22nd 81 W. Phone National $500. Open
eVeningS and Sunday
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CHEST OF DRAWERS, mahogany. Serpen-
tine front like new. SO; 9xl2 tapestry
rug. $3.50: S3XlO6 Administer blue and
taupe Sill: single Windsor metal bed. coil
spring, and new mattress. SD complete
sewing machine rocker chairs, desk and
hall runner cheap. 1910 lth st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Near Chevy Chase Club-Detached home,
3 rooms. l bath, large porches open fire.
place. economical gas heating plant. beau
tiful grounds: nicely furnished. including
baby grand piano; 500 per month.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Investment Bldg. National 1900
Evening star., 1934-11-06

DIAMOND A r G A N S - Unredee ed
pledges of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their resular values. All mer-
and perfection Money cheerfully refunded
II your are not satisfied Horning S Loan
aShi
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PLYMOUTH de luxe roadster; new paint
lob cream wheels fine motor Al rubber.
Real buy at S.S1: trade and easy terms.
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CADILLAC 1881 sedan. SS45. beautiful
car. with its original finish; spotless lnte-
rior motor Just overhauled. new ruDoef-
ChamDlain st n
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BUCKS Studebakers. Peerless. Hupmo-
biles. Nash. Chevrolets Fords. Dodse from
S51 up all in running condition az SpeI
cials, Nolan's Used-Car Stadium. 18th and
NJ Sts
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PIANO-You can buy brand new. latest
model Knabe baby grand for S1S5. the
lowest price in 5 years. Prospective flne
piano purchasers should take adVantage e
of this low price now 1t Will PROBABLY
go up in very short time. Homer L. Kilt
lRll G
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APARTMENT GRAND-Dainty little Queen
Anne walnut model. Nationally famous
grand left with us for disposal instead OF
used as art test drawing. Will sell for
S3S7 on terms. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.,
900 q 81
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/ BUICK 1890 4-paSs. coupe; only $40; and
! in fine mechanical condition good rubber
clean throughout. L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1873
/ CT n
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! OLDSMOBILE 1873 g" sedan: original
! finish without hlemish. fine rubber. ex-
Cellent mechanically and priced below the
market at S595. L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN-Ev Everything unusual about this
car at this price; 1898 coupe. dark green
paint smooth S-cylinder motor. Liberal
terms and excellent trade Priced at 81 ~.
Windridge & Handy. Inc. Rosslyn. Va.
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FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor: new cigarette
cream sport finish. safety glass all around.
genuine broadcloth upholstery. motor hard
ly broken in; new-car guarantee; trade or
lown down payment and | 3 months for bal
ance. Nolan, I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
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PARTS-PARTS

AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction
o"S H NV. everv Wednesday and Satur-
day 10 am Usually good assortment
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blue finish lust like new upholstery spot
less tires like new. mechanically perfect
bullt-in trunk; YOUR most careful inSpec-
ton invited new-car guarantee: SIS,
terms and trade Pohanka Service. ll@6
10Th ST w Phone District gl4l.
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Gaddess Natl. $500 with Stanley Horner.
BuicA agency. 1ol5 14th st, After 8
D m call nv home Metropolitan el61
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1904 QUEBEC PL. NV.
Private home all you can eat.
En

las LANIER PL. N.W-Large. double
newly furnished room and porch; southern
exposure, plenty heat and hot water; best
food. nice living room, free phone Near
18th and Col. rd.
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SMALL, GRAND-Fine make. Will sell for
balance due of S305 on terms to respon-
sible party. This IS worthwhile. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. l2}9 G st. n W
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NEAR CONN. AVE. 1145 r. !. ave.-Young
laoy 10 share large south room. also very
large fr1ht room for or 3; excellent
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CHEVROLET 1880 sedan. Sl35; only Sl5
down This car is in perfect condition.
real buy Century Motors. 1905 l4th st.
n W Phone North 9l31
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CHEVROLET 1892 de luxe door sedan;
equipped with General tires Cheavy DUTY
beautiful navy blue two-tone with black
top: stored ard serviced in garage: excel
lent condition throughout: S3l -.
down S21.ll per month on our surety
plan Nolans Used-Car Stadium. 18th and
Evening star., 1934-11-06

PIANO-Another real value in a repos-
sessed baby grand. A beautiful little IN
strument designed in plain modern style
and finished in lustrous mahogany. This
piano is for sale for the actual balance
due on account Of S2SS weekly notes of
81 .5OD One of the latest models, and We
don't believe it can be told from new. See
this value today. Homer l.. Kilt Co.
1H!O
Evening star., 1934-11-06

FORD 1924 Tudor sedan: black finish
faultless: driven very little, reflects brand
new condition throughout S519: new-car
guarantee and terms Pohanka Service
Oldsmobile Dealers. 1926 Goth st. NV
Evening star., 1934-11-06

CHEVROLET 1892 cabriolet; beautiful two
tone finish Just like new. cream wire
wheels tires ike new. motor perfect: not
a scratch or bump anywhere. Compare
our price OF only S:}95; terms. Pohanka
District 81 /.
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raint vermilion stripe: this car is in all
around fine condition: S+95: c. C. C.
guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co. 12'12
.2nd 81. NV. Phone National 5000.
Ooen evenings and SUNDAY.
PONTIAC sedan finest condition party
must dispose of car: sos; terms 81 down.
= : month 2lGl 11th u W
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

sos. so MONTH"; ROOMS GARAGE:
ne~r bus. school. 16 Wash ave. Capitol
Hgts.. Mo. Hillside O457, call from to l.
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CHEVROLET late 1888 sport coupe. rumble
seat: 20 600 mi: private owner, Sacrlnce
for quick sale. 1914 1th NV. bet. IS p m
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CHEVROLET 1898 sedan. Here is a mighty
fine Chevrolet that's perfect mechanically
and in appearance. all good rubber See u
In 1OE Nth st "
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PRACTICE PIANOS-Gone over before de-
livery Ideal for beginners. Prices range
from S}5 $40 500 up. Terms as low as
81 weekly buys one. Arthur Jordan Piano
Co 18th and G.
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FORD 1894 VS. Tudor demonstrator:
driven less than 3 500 miles: clean as new:
has been tested and OK d by our new
and grandest running cars in the city.
win consider only a 1891 Ford in trade.
Nolan III Eighteenth st NV
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CHEVROLET 1892 sedan. sos; only S3l
down. Positively never taxcao; IN mar
velous condition. perfect throughout. No
co-signers lust a steady position Century
Motors, 1905 14th st. NV. Phone North
fa.ps
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! CHEVROLETS! Chevroletsi ChevroletS
/ ness coupe. S335: 1892 rumble-seat coupe.
/ S:s45: 1898 coach. S459: 1892 roadster.
/ S:s35: 1881 roadster Sl95., All OF these
| cars have been reconditioned and are very
| clean throughout Come in and look them
! over and satisfy yourself as to their value.
100 n Butler Jnc oI55 Champlain st. n W.
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OWNERS HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
home newly decorated; 10 rooms. . baths
double garage. Sl25 monthly. Will rent
unfurnished. 1919 Biltmore st. NV.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSES
good location: also furnished bungalow
OIL heat: sos. For appointment. call
Adams 6S63 1os
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PIANO-Used Davenport 4 Tracy upright.
SO; sturdy piano particularly suitable
as a practice instrument. Also many other
values in reconditioned uprightS. priced at
500. S65. S15. So. Terms, 81 down, 81
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CHEVY CHASE

9 rms. bath garage. sos: 2 rms
bath. garage. 500: rms. 3 baths ga
rage Sl10. Call US to see these and
EDW. H. JONES & CO..
Clev, 2300. Ewes. Wise. 1872.
NEAR 18th AND ALASKA AVE
Modern detached home: rooms 9
baths @ bed rooms). oil burner. hot-water
heat. G. E. refrigerator. 2-car garage; ref
erences required. National SS75. Eve
ningS, Georgia 36o7
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239 Sth ST NE-Large. newly decorated
rooms. suitable 3 4 adults; sleeping S3
week each: h.k.. So.
3O2l 18th ST N.W-Han block from 10th
and Col. I'd. in private family: So week.
ADnly f1rst fn0r
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CHEVROLET 1913" coupe: maroon finish
Just like new, upholstery spotless ana
feet We invite your most careful IN
spection; S3!5: terms. Pohanka Service.
t..iL.t L i
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MT. PLESASANT-Large front living room.
bed room bath. kitchenette: Christian
home: adults preferably employed. Phone
Columbia 1863.
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FORD 1892 Victoria: practically new tires
perfect motor; money-b black guarantee: only
1897; trade or S37 down and S"l IL per
Eiehteenth st. NV.
FORD 1894 sedan S445: marvellous condi-
tion. This car must be seen to appreciate
terms. Finance Co.. 1908 14th ST. NV.
Phone North g232.
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FORD Tudor touring Sl50 or terms: good
| condition. Call Decatur 2S2S. s.
FORD 1923 VS. Tudor hard to tell from
new: immaculate interior. mechanically
perfect new-car guarantee and service:
| 500 down and 16 months to paw: prefer
| a 1891 trade Nolan. I'LL Eighteenth
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l CHEVROLET 1894 sport coupe ,master,.
rumble seat: tan with red wheels: like new
e must sell: S495. Call owner. Decatur 2l'1.
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CHEVROLET 1892 sedan: good clean Job.
only S311; trade or Hrms. Nolan. III
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FORD 1933 VS. sedan; beautiful black fin-
! sh air wheels. fine rubber; car driven
very little: will please the most critical
| buyer: S415. L. p. Steuart Inc. 1928 14th.
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| BUICK 1891 sport coupe. rumble seat: A.
| condit on: a fine blue finish. black top and
| tenders a lovely two-tone shade; interior
| like new: S3.1: trade or terms. Nolan S
! Used Car Stadium 18Th and NJ sts n W.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

CHEVROLET late 1888 sedan. $3.50; looks
person: must sell. Phone Columbia ABS.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

TAKOMA PARK = Beautiful new home
| German cooking; for couple or = gentle
men; large room; no children; reas. Phone
| Cieorgla oSlf
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CHEVROLET 1898 sedan: very fine dark
blue paint good tires. splendid mechanical
condition. This is very clean automo,,
| bile S425: C. C. c. guarantee. Capltol
Cadillac Co. 1929 23nd st. NV. Phone
Natl :53OO open EVENINGS and Sunday.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

WASHING MACHINE-Unusual opportun-
tty to save S2l on brand-new Apex 1-Sheet
models; slightly marred in shipment. Reg.
$50 80 for $3.50 cash. Apex Electric Co..
zoo 9th ST NV. at g. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

BUICK 1880 sport coupe small six; motor
in good condition. good tires and bright
paint Priced below the code at SD.
Windridge & Handy. Inc. Rosslyn. va
Neet
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PIANOS at a great reduction for prompt
new $50: Stieff. S145; Steck payer. $50;
one used apartment upright. Sl4s regu-
at a great reduction; s. down will pur-
chase any of the above instruments.
pianos for rent at reasonable prices.
Hugo Worch lll0 G. est. 1879.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

BUICK 1881 coupe: quiet and powerful
motor. fine rubber. clean interior; VIII give
many thousands Of miles Of reliable trans
portatIon for only S3S5. l. P. Steuart.
Inc I3o5 I4th
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by taking advantage of our combination
offer-both piano and complete course
of IS private lessons for only s.! per
weekly lesson. There is no other charge
You pay for > lessons in advance and the
piano is delivered to your home imme-
dlately. The lessons are given in our
studios at hours to suit your convenience
and under the supervision of competent
instructors. Special children'S courses
Homer l. Kit Co ll2n G 81
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FORD 1929 or 1880 Tudor or roadster.
rumble seat cash. Call only 4 to 5 pm.
| today or o to il am. Wed. Az H st. NV
| FORD 1893 VS. coupe like new. Simon
| lied black finish. Burgundy stripe. aurora
! red wheels: interior clean and shows no
wear; motor. in perfect mechanical condi-
| ton: 800 down and 16 months to paw;
/ nrefer 1881 trade. Nolan'S USed-Car
| Stadium 18th and M SITS n w
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CHEVROLET 1888 sedan; cordovan gray
LACQUER: fine quality seat covers. purchased
by original owner; clean interior. fine rub
! Der and a quiet motor. Only S461; prob
ably your car will be the down payment;
easiest terms: rs months II you wish:
/ ct
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LA SALE 1890 4-door club sedan: very
good dark maroon paint, d wire wheels
and extra trunk rack. new tires; me
chanical condition fully guaranteed: S::95:
c, c. c. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co.
10, 22nd ST. NV. Phone National 5000.
Open evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1934-11-06

AMPICO PIANO-WlII sell lIlIS IUVty AIII-
pico with 40 records Of the masters tor t1
Terms as low as 6, weekly. Arthur Jor-
dan Piano Co l23g G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

APARTMENT GRAND-Will sell this prac-
tically new mahoghany case grand lot
S471. on terms as low as $! a week
Hurry rs this chance won't last long.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co. l2'9 q st. NV
APARTMENT UPRIGHT-If you have Just
moved to Wa ashington and want real nne
small upright piano. here is your chance
to buy this one for ST. on terms as
low as =. weekly. Arthur Jordan Piano
Co 1899 G. ST.. cor 18th and G. NV.
Evening star., 1934-11-06

TYPEWRITERS-Curr model Coronas
and L. c. Smiths for rent. Bargains in re-
butt and reconditioned machines. The L
c. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc.
l01S 18th st NV MA O41l
Evening star., 1934-11-06
HAKNiS WKtCN!NI w. =,
CONSTITUTION AVE AND :ird ST. N.
PHONE METROPOLITAN SSHo.
BUILDING MATERIALS wRECKING SAL

BRUNSWICK pool TABLE. regulation
size: 3-pc reed suite 1o-pc. dining suite
kitchen cabinet. 2-pc overstuffed living
loom suite. ADply 100 Gallatin st. NV.
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| l227 18th N.W-Vacancy in attractive
double room for young lady, adjoining
bath; cleanliness; good food; S32 so
Evening star., 1934-11-06

WASHERS AND IRONERS - Warehouse
clearance of Apex: slightly marred in ship
ment never used: 1894 models at drastic
reductions. No money down. easy monthly
TERMS Palais Royal 5th floor
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= YOUNG LADIES. room and board within
walking distance of departments: reason-
| able Address Box tx Star Office
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FRANKLINS. all models: 1928 to 1893:
priced from SlT5 to S915. On display
at Norris Young. @Ols 14th st. NV.
Phone North 3949
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end general condition of this fine car are
like new Reduced to S545 for quick
sale L p Steuart Inc. 1925 14th st. NV:
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BUILDING MATERIALS WRECKING SALE
Now ~recking one of the last of the
largest wartime frame BUILDINGS; covering
more .han two city blocks 9TH St S.w-,
Just south of Penna. ave. TREMENDOUS
quantities. all al special sale prices. Come
eaIIy and get these choice bargains!
Thousands of feet good wallboard 1Hc:
excellent sheathing. 1a4c; hundreds OF
frame house windows, complete with frame.
trim and hardware. 80; glass doors.
with lork and hinges. S2."5: good as new
:x6 and 2x1: frar:!ng lac; fooring ! h4c;
lsvatories with fittings, S4.15; steam radi-
ation 4 &C.
Also at special low prices hundreds OF
modern toilets: pipe. all sizes; trim. door
tambs slate roll roofing. etc: etc
Job Office Just south of Penna. ave,
6th ST AT MAINE AVE SW
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l3i5 GIRARD NW-Homelike warm
rooms. twin beds; phone; continuous hot
water: excellent meals. Men only.
1922 lSth-Men only; attractive home
single or double room. with excellent home
cooking reasonable
Evening star., 1934-11-06

PIANO-Hallett g. Davis midget grand in
GOOD condition. A splendid little instru-
ment for the small home. Unusual at S1S5
1870 G. st
Evening star., 1934-11-06

RAD1O-l934 model RCA Victor 6-tube
loWboy; handsome. modern cabinet: has
latest features. airplane dial. etc: in new
radio condition, having been used as
floor sample only. Was $3.50. now re-
duced to S49.5O: easy terms. Kits, 1880
Evening star., 1934-06-05
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
PLANS BEING MADE
Thousands of Visitors Expected
in Washington for Fourth
of July.

Plans for the coming Fourth Of
July celebration and fireworks dis
play are nearing completion under
direction of a committee headed by
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of
George Washington University.
Thousands of visitors are expected
in Washington for this years specta-
cular fireworks display on the Monu-
ment Grounds. which will climax a
day of patriotic exercises throughout
the city.
Arrangements are being made to
provide $500 chairs for spectators on
the Monument Grounds. Tickets for
the chairs at IS cents each will be
placed on sale throughout the city 10
days prior to the celebration.
Representatives of military units and
Of patriotic and veterans organiza-
tions have been invited to meet at
the Franklin Administration Building
at II am Friday with a committee
headed by Col. John w. Oehmann to
arrange for the celebration.
Evening star., 1934-06-05
CHANGE IN NAME
OF COURT is VOTED
Bill Gives Blanton Opportunity
to Score Judges for Pay
Cut Stand.

The House today passed bill chang
Ing the name of the Court of Appeals
OF the District of Columbia to the
United States Court Of Appeals for the
District of Columbia.
The change is designed to clarity the
name of the court and correct a
mlsnomer. Chairman Summers OF the
Judiciary Committee, told the House
the court is a United States Court
With extensive national jurisdiction. in
addition to its jurisdiction as an Ap-
pellate Court for the District.
During brief consideration of
the measure, Representative Blanton.
Democrat. of Texas, took advantage
of the opportunity to criticize the
judges Of the District courts for not
voluntarily taking the Is per cent Fed
eral pay cut.
Because of the refusal of the Dis
trict judges to accept the Is per cent
cut as other judges did Blanton said
1T has been necessary to provide a
deficiency in the appropriation for
the courts. We ought to take steps
to require these judges on the bench
to stand up like men and take the cut
along with other people. Even the
President of the United States took
the cut
Evening star., 1934-06-05
GEN. A|NSWORTH
SUCCUMBS At 81
Former Adjutant General
Noted for Reorganization
of Department.

Mai. Gen. Fred C. Ainsworth, re-
tired, former adjutant general of the
Army, died today at his residence
In The Concord Apartments, after
long illness.
Gen. Ainsworth, who was 81 years
old, had been in failing health for
two years. He was taken seriously
III about 10 days ago and died of
bronchial pneumonia.
For 20 years Gen. Ainsworth de-
voted virtually all his attention to
reorganization of the business
methods of the War Department. To
his constructive ability. demonstrated
as chief of the record and pension
office, is attributed much of the eff
cheney Of the machinery of that de-
partment. AS a result of his energies
In this direction, Gen. Ainsworth for
10 years exercised almost a controlling
influence over the entire military es-
tabllShment of the United States.
Native of Vermont
Born at Woodstock, Vt, September
IL, 1852, Gen. Ainsworth obtained his
education in Vermont schools and the
medical department of New York Uni
versity. He was commissioned in 1874
as first lieutenant and assistant sur
eeon in the Army. He was assigned
to medical duty in Western campaigns
against the Indians. in which he often
found himself in command of troop
ers in pursuit of the Savages.
In this Western service he passed
through the various grades to the
rank of major. and when he became
colonel in 1892 the promotion practi-
cally marked the end of his career
with the troops in the field. In that
year he was detailed for duty as chief
OF the record and pension office. and
up TO the date OF his retirement in
February, 1921, he devoted his serv-
ices to reorganization of the busi-
ness methods Of the War Department.
Introduced Card Index.
1t was he who introduced the card
Index system into the War Depart
ment. whence it has spread through
out the Government service
Gen. AlnsWorth retired on his own
application and as result of a sharp
dlfference of opinion with Gen. WOOD
chief OF staff, and Secretary of War
Stlmson over methods of reorganiza-
ton and business methods of the
adJutant generals Office.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at 2 pm. at GaWler's UNDER
taxing establishment 1854 Pennsyl-
Nanla avenue. Burial will be in Ar
hngton National Cemetery with full
military honors.
Evening star., 1934-06-05
Woman DisCOverer
And Financer of
Mary Garden Dies
Ry the Associated Press.

BY lne Associated fIeSS.
CHICAGO. June 5.-Mrs. David
Mayer. So, the woman who dis
covered" Mary Garden in a
church choir, financed her school,
ing for grand opera and then
called her 'ungrateful," died yes
terday at her Glencoe home. She
was the widow of wealthy mer-
chant
Mary Garden was a schoolgirl,
singing in suburban choir, when
MIS-. Mayer heard her, took her
out of school and spent $4,000
training her for opera in this
country and in Paris. When Miss
Garden came home to be ac-
claimed by opera audiences and
critics and drew a 100000 SAL
ary, she snubbed the Mayors. A
quarrel began that Miss Garden
ended by refunding the money
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer had paid Tor
her education.
Evening star., 1934-06-05

took these two weapons into the east
wing with them.
The surrender, after q long period
Of tenseness, was marked by its sim
plicity.
A trusty summoned by the three
men brought a note informing Deputy
Warden Connors they were willing to
surrender, and asked that he send
some one "to come and get our guns"
The deputy warden sent the trusty
back for the pistols. which the men
threw out Of cell in which they were
hiding.
Taylor limped slightly as he walked
toward prison authorities and it was
assumed he had been wounded in in
termittent shooting by guards last
night.
Evening star., 1934-06-05
ARMED PRISONERS
FAIL IN JAIL BREAK
Three Convicts Give Up
After Holding Guard
Seven Hours.

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 5.-Three
long-term prisoners surrendered to
prison authorities today after two of
them had disarmed a guard, and with
the third convict barricaded them
selves in the east wing of the State
Penitentiary. They defied efforts to
take them for more than seven hours
Prison attaches said the men were
Carl Pentecost, Lonnie Taylor and J.
Raines Taylor participated in a
prison break here last year, and was
Evening star., 1934-06-05
Fire Races 13 Houses.

ST. JOHNS. Newfoundland. June
R).-Fire early this morning in Keels
a fishing village on Bonavista Bay, was
reported to have destroyed l3 houses.
Evening star., 1934-06-05

given a long-term sentence in connec-
ton with the Staying Of q prison
truSty.
Guard Held Captive.
The convict trio had held a guard,
w. C. Smith, captive throughout the
right. and Deputy Warden Ed Con-
nors had expressed reluctance to fire
on the men for fear of wounding
Smith.
The guard was overpowered by the
convicts shortly before midnight while
he was placing 100 long term prisoners
in their cells. He was holding his
own pistol and that of Oliver Spurlock,
another guard, who was assisting in
checking in the men. The three men