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The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Summers Guest
AtG. W. High
GridFete

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 13.
Frank Summers, alumni secre.
tary Of v. M. 1. and varsity
basketball coach, will be here to-
morrow night for the football
banquet Of the George Washing.
ton High School.
Columbia Firemen held a stiff
drill at the armory last night
in preparation for the opening
game tomorrow.
Johnny Travers, manager, is
hunting for a D. C. opponent
and clubs interested are asked to
communicate with him at Alex
andria $40.
Virginia A. C. gridders and the
Maryland Preps play in Wash
tngton Sunday.
A game for the colored foot
ball title will be presented here
Sunday with the Yellowjackets
and Northwestern colliding at
Baggett's stadium at 2::30 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Greek Wrestler
Wins Match

George Spartes, Of Greece. a
bouncing burping heavyweight
turned on the heat at Purcelville,
Va, last night and beat a grunter
and groaner who was introduced
as the Masked Marvel. For a
while the Marvel did very well.
He tossed SparteS in 18 minutes,
but the Greek came back strong
and took the next two scrambles.
Kid Clairnon knocked out Kid
Lots in four heats in a boxing
show. The matches were pro
NOTED by the Purcelville American
Legion.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Beat TerrorS
AsT0nnN0|dn
Is Star
By FRANK BUCK" O'NEILL

A1J EASEAANN DOOAA ~ ANAAAAA@
GeorgetoWn's young sophomore
basketball team opened its season
las night at the Tech High gym
nasium by easily defeating the
Green Terrors of Western Mary
land by the top heavy score OF '.6
to 13.
The play of the HoyaS, although
ragged in spots, showed signs of
great potentialitieS. Had the To-
Gals been hitting on top form
throughout the contest, the score
could have been easily doubled. A
crowd Of 1000 watched the pro
ceedings.
TeArors Never Ahead
Western Maryland never was
ahead. The Hoyas started scoring
shortly after the opening whistle
on . beautiful one-handed shot by
Tommy Nolan. and from then on
Georgetown kept peppering the
visitors basket with a barrage Of
shots, the majority of which just
missed their target.
The scoring for the Hilltop
perS was evenly divided. Tommy
Nolan. who was high scorer with
five baskets and one foul, was
closely followed by Mike Petro-
skey, who tailed nine points
on four baskets and a foul.
PetroSkey, besides proving him.
self a potential scorer, played
a beautiful game in getting the
ball on the blackboard.
PetroSkey Plays Well
Coupled with his ability to
get the tap, Petroskey enabled
his team to control the ball over
three-quarters Of the game.
Coach Freddy Mesmer used IL
men during the fray, in order to
get a general line on his mate
rial for the coming year.
In a preliminary to the varsity
game, the Georgetown freshmen
opened their season by easily de-
feating Western High, 32-14.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Heightsmen Win
In Center League

Congress Heights basketerS de-
feated O'Donnell's, 81 to IL, in the
Community Center League. Other
games found O'Donnell's winning
from Sigma Mu Sigma. 27-l6: Ma
rines besting the Eighth Street
Business Men, 42,34; Fire Depart
ment besting the Saddle Club.
46-34; Mt. Vernon defeated the
Western A. c.. 37-27 the Flying
Eagles whipping the Ehrlichs. Al
%
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
KIRK
MILLER
SAYS

CONTINUED from Ist Sport Poge)
League, John Heydler, was a news
paper printer and originated the
present set-up for batting average
publication.
New For Tropical Park
When Tropical Park race track
opens at Miami next Monday, turf
fans will be treated to two limo
vationS for that plant. Both the
Australian "tote," to reveal the
exact odds and the electric eye,
to determine actual winners in
the close ones, will be in operation.
Believe it or not, rock fishing
Is excellent at many points in the
Potomac and Patuxent Rivers. At
Piney Point and Tall Timbers
lover the three rock piles which
form a triangle) 15-pounderS are
being caught and some nice ones
are reported in the Patuxent be-
tween the four anchored liners
and Point Patience.
Brave Little SpearfiSh
Spearfish Normal, the football
team at which so much fun has
been made by the hard-put colum-
niSts is a college of 200 students,
Of which 1876 are girls. The team
belongs to a conference of 10 mem
berS, and was undefeated in five
Of the past eight years. Now let's
stop poking ridicule at a sturdy
little group like that!
Danno O'Mahoney will be the
guest Of honor at a banquet ten
dered him in New York Sunday
night, but he can't eat as much
as he'd like because he defends
his title against Ed Don George
the following evening.
There are only about four ways
Joe Louis can lose to Pauline
Uczudun tonight-forgetting to
duck a wild blow, breaking hand
on one of Paulino's elbows while
the latter covers up, getting an
eye, cut by the butting bull of
Spain or-of all thingS-slipping
and breaking his leg.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13

A KICK RIGHT IN THE FACE

REFEREE Ienny Bort
nick and Wrestlers Harry
Kent and Abe Kashey had
their troubles at the Arena
in a scheduled Commute
time-limit bout, particularly
after Kent had thrown
Kashey over the ropes. The
latter decided he wasn't 60
ing over by himself and
managed to get hold of
Kent's head to drag him,
too. Referee Bortnick
stepped into the milling
here and tried in vain to
separate the two matmen
and as a last effort kicked
Kashey in the face.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Game Ends. 222-O

In 1917 Bill Fincher, Of the
Georgia Tech team. booted 18 con-
secutive goals after touchdowns
in a game that ended 222 to o
against Cumberland-incidentally
the highest score ever made in
football.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
APP Pin Loop

SCHEDULE FOR NEXT MONDAY
worthmore VS.. Sultana. Ann Page VS..
wndmere Encore vs.. Rajah. Mayfair va.
Grandmothers. Sunnyfield vs. O'Clock,
Condor VS.. Cold Streamers, Bonday VS..
Nectar Bokar vs.. Red Circle. sunny
brook vs. White House.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
fireplace. large closet. md floor. near BATH bath;
breakfast optional Col. 4521.
COIORED-151S r ST N.W-Independ-
ent. furnished or unfurnished. well-venti.
lated room. with 3 windows. gas and cleo
tricity. for rent. Phone Potomac 1905. So
COLORED-1s1s CORCORAN ST. NV
Furnished or unfurnished; one with kitch-
enette.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
ROOMS-SUBURBAN,


FuRN.-2 rms gar; for 2 cars; for gen
dria 1O36-J before IL Sunday or after 6
week days.
9 HARVARD AVE. Glen Echo, Md un-
furnished rooms. $15 month.
very hearty eI4a Tsinia sc0 pfa.e tTans
i eyeninss only. p Walnut $685.. 'D"u'' anu
NEARBY VIRGINIA-Furn. bed room and
Is minutes downtown: adults; " ressonsbie. nShs
241 Oak St. Lyon Park.
home; Battery Park. Md; gentlemen or
a4y des1ss Menaas sns
NICELY FURNISHED room for two. with
board. s23 8. Highland st.. Lyon Park,
Va. Phone Clarendon 1892.
GENTLEMAN; share room with another;
near % Z bus lines. Ioe fare. twin BEDS.
Q closets; unlimited phone; semi-private
bath: meals optional. Walnut 1857.
va sa' asfs sorn Adsas.s
s37-A star once.
BUSINESS WOMAN wishes to rent room
to employed woman; home PRIVILEGES. 1913
sEAUTIFUL furnished room on sround
sssss Sn ssss sss. Address so1 s
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-LARGE FURNISH
ed room, semi-private bath. kitchen priv
ileges. Falls Church S08-F-2l. 5s
7ls TAFT AVE. Lee Heights. va:-Cool.
pleasant room; convenient bus l0c fare;
two girls preferred: breakfast If desired;
reasonable: garage. Clarendon 79S-J-2. s.
1927 CONDUIT RID, NV nice bed
rooms. private detached home: cars and
bus Convenient. Emerson 3705.
FoR a COOLER summer-Rocm With pri-
yate bath In new home. nearby Virginia.
Breakfast, transportation II desired. Con-
yenient to busses. Address Box S6S-A.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
THREE very desirable large rooms; beau
tlful, shady lawn; convenient to city.
Hillside Farm. phone Kensington 2s7-J.
81 SCHLEY AVE. Arlington, Val or =
women or mother and child or couple;
will care for child. mother employed.
BOARD AND ROOM. reasonable. s12
Phone Falls Church 286.
LARGE ROOM and sleeping porch; water
in room. ami. board: Is minutes to
city: couple or two gentlemen. Wal. 1914.
BOARDERS WANTED ON LARGE Farm
Mod improvements. good food. Drive out
Benning rd down Central ave. to Charles
Summers store. near Largo. Md. / mi. into
Colonial house. Mrs. John o. Bean.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED

DOWNTOWN APT. 926 @ PL. NV
+, r., b. Convenient TO Government depts.
eHs 1920 per e.. month Ns EPWARp aS4a
NORTH CLEVELAND PK.- R.. PORCH,
altitude Rent. 5000. Adults. oentiies:
2Gl0 KoSAMA n Rp NwDEsiRABhE
location: immediate OCCUPANCY. 8.
?9GO CONN. AVE. APT. 342-BEAUTIFUL
exclusive sP LARGE bed use Of yinf dT
employed ladies. References required.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER APARTMENT-LIv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen. two bed
ian Hill Studios. 1888 18th st. near
30O1 PORTER sT.--FRONT APT. LIv-
ing room. bed room, dinette. kitchen. recep-
alton. alto See jspitor Phone EN- s17s. s.
s21 BUCHANAN ST. NW.-ENTIRE 2ND
floor. 3 rooms. glased-in porch. private
Lath. heat. gas and electricity. cont. hw
AT DUPONT CIRCLE. S55.ELEvAToR
bright rooms. Kitchen Tefris). open porch
poS posurs bath 7S5 tarGssa g. n% south e1
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE, 17I7 18th ST.
sa SgDy bhs Rhs MsR RsIRdns
Md bE hMs from RIT ssaH RLks keedsd
seod. sssson 20 70 syes%or. a % ave 4 PS. sS. ssii.
S37 80: adults.
s04 23rd 81. nwI--A.iTsctiye, . large
rooms. bath. modern apt. Prizidaire.
UNFuRNIsHZp APT ELECTRIC KTTcH-
fn pnvate roS bSts 5f sz ifsphs s,s D'ren' 'emi
537 QUINCY 81. NV OR 2 ROOMS
kitchen. unfuYns Hink. Near
bus and cars. Adults only.
1885 COL. ED.-OEE-RooM STUDIO
apt: non Ih"usessepinx nsmi-priVate bath.
HAMPSHIRE oARDEss 4si5 3rd ST.
NV, Apt; 104-3 rooms kit. and bath;
refrigeration on house current; s62 so.
1918 MONROE 81 sW-3 UNPUR-
nished rooms for nEht housekeeping. Sec
ne. l3s You sT.-s r.. B s45 90
NV, So You st.-5 T.. PriEidsire 5000
THOMAS D WALSH. INC.
-s15 1lth st. NV. Dist. 555a-7559.
THE LEGATION
N. w. Corner OF Connecticut Ave.
at Legation st.
Apt. Of rooms. foyer Kitchen and bath.
phone and eIevator r' service Porches. ga
RACES in basement Resident Manager
Phone Cleveland 9406.
WISTERIA MANSION
1l01 L St. at Massachusetts Ave.
Apt. Of . rooms kitchen and bath: elec-
tric refrigeration; switchboard and ele
vator service. Resident Manager. Natl
1900
THOMAS j. FISHER e. COMPANY
INCORPORATED ~
73s 18th ST. NV. District $3.50
wESTCHESTER APARTMENTS. 1882 18th
st. n.w-3 rooms. rec hall. kitchen and
path; large closets; elec. refrigeration.
S57 so. See tanitor.
33l4 MT. PLEASANT ST.
Two Rooms. Kitchen and Bath-S4750.
Electric Refrieeration. Resident Manager.
I7I5 ST. NE.
Three-room apartment. newly decorated.
Adults only.
NEAR GOVERNMENT DEPTS
PARK CENTRAL. 1900 e ST NV.
FRlGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
S4I I.50-Reception hall; living room. with
portable dinette set; dressing loom with
Murphy bed kitchen and tile bath; built
SGa so = Reception hall living room.
dressing room with Murphy bed. sun room.
dining room. kitchen. tile bath built in
tub and shower See manager. Met. 054o.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1893 CONN. AVE.
Very large living room. dining room. ?
bed rooms. kitchen and bath; SIS: wood
burning fireplace. plenty closet space, elec.
RA; DALI H HAGNER & CO. INC
FIVE ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH.
Kelyinator. Residential GEORGETOWN.
Phone West 0110.
Evening star., 1935-05-05

LARGE FRONT. cool and comfortable;
private bath. phone: breakfast and garage
optional: convenient NV. location; gentle-
pbopo Georpia
Evening star., 1935-05-05

Home cooking. Phone Metropolitan 40sO.
WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES bachelor apt. or
room. nearby suburbs, within miles Dis
trict. Address Box 66-B. Star ONCE.
BY GENTLEMAN furnished. with run
ming water or bath in it. in nearby Vir-
sinia. State terms and number in family.
Address Box 414-A. Star office.
WANTED-SUBURB BOARD.
REFINED COUPLE; board in nearby north-
west suburbs or Virginia; yard, good
quality meals, twin beds. Mrs. B. B. c.,
1924 Belmont I'd.
COUNTRY BOARD.
DARBY'S FARMS mi out Georgia ave,
near Norbeck, Md.-Hot weather is here,
live with US and be comfortable; large
lawns and cool rooms; $40 mo-: special
chicken dinners served Sun. and daily. ST. q.
SUMMER boarders. country home near
Warrenton. Va. extensive grounds adjoin-
Ing farm; family preferred. Address Box
WANTED board for middle-aged man on
farm or suburbs Of Washington. Address
WOULD board retired couple in country
home for Summer. S5 per week each. Ad-
dress Box Bob. Star ofice.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME-MOD-
ern, conv.; excellent food. $40 to S12 per
week. Reduction for two or more in room.
Misses Tabb. Route 2. Kearneysville, W. Va.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
pooMs-JrNruRNISHED.

lI02 9th sT N.W:m1 rm., ,.oa oiaesMax1sh: sa. n.s;
bath; cleo, gas incl; h.-w.h.; tanitor;
open. Shannon & Luchs.
PETWORTH. 41S Jefferson st. NV
rooms. kitchen. bath; new home; priva.e ntor
n: family; sSsa gas cleo. electric Fefr'sefa'0f'
50I e ST. N.E-3 unfurnished rooms.
heat. light gas furnished: $40 month.
729 QUEBEC PL.- NV rooms; ktch-
enette. bath End floor. adults. See SUNDAY.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLELunfurnisheeSd eS
room in apt, semi private bath; single giri;
S1s mo. Address Box 427-A. star once.
4Is sHEPHERD-Larse bright. front 'front.'
room with or without kitchenette: gooo
condition: gas elec: near car. bus: Genllles:
1923 r ST. NE.-Eltire 2nd floor, rooms,
private bath: 3 car lines; adults; renneo
couple. private home: owner:
$40 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-Unfurnished
room for light housekeepimngG, Anil; rea-
sonable Phone Georgia 4S99.
2O13 KLINGLE RID. NW.--3 or 4 un-
furnished rooms. light housekeeping.
sos FLORENCE ST. NE. lbet. 14th and
18th. and g sts0-.2 large rooms, lh.k.;
heat. gas and elec. furn.; $50 mo. Phone
Lincoln 95SS-J. o,
Evening star., 1935-05-05

3543 18th ST N.W.-Lovely single room.
sleeping perch; deliehtful location; refer
Evening star., 1935-05-05

1888 PARK RD N~Two bright. clean
and weli-furnisted rooms in exclusive resi-
Dental section; bath on each floor. 5'
l4I2 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt. 5l-Large.
comfy front room twin beds: suitable Tor
two or cOuDe
Evening star., 1935-05-05

2162 FLA. AVE. NV. (near Mass. Ave. >
Quiet room second floor gentleman only;
Evening star., 1935-05-05

423 MASS. AVE. NV, Kingman Apt. No.
eSeveral double bed rooms, newly FUR
nished and DECORATED: near Union Station
opd ropito1 phnpe Metr0pOlitan 10.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
MOST UNUSUAL APT.

Consisting Of unusually large rooms
foyer. kitchen. bath and sun porch. Lo-
Gated in one Of Washington's finest arart-
occupies the entire end Of one wing. af-
fording. north south and west exposures
No cooler spot in Washington during the
ernment oficial and never before rented.
Furnishings compare favorably in beauty.
taste and practcability with any apt or
home IN the city. Available for short
lease to discriminating and responsible
party desiring worthwhile surroundings:
5000 per month. Telephone Emerson
Evening star., 1935-05-05
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
446 N NV LARGE. BRIGHT, OUT
ide rooms, kitchen. bath; well furnished
mi; close downtown; clean. quiet. Z

APARTMENTS-FUR
1916 N NV LARGE. BRIGHT. OUT
side rooms. Kitchen bath: well furnished
ami: close downtown; clean. quiet. 7s
SIp5r 1dGg bed tyIM bssb, RON
posures; cool, quiet; exceptional Summer
bSnn. bSms fully fnr1Shed; s16o Der month.
A CAR AND GUIDE FURNISHED FURN.
st. NV Room so7. National s7i7 =:
DOWNTOWN RMS. KIT AND BATH.
to oct ino eRohs 6sfst sss7
to 10 am. or 8 to 8 pm. So
3O13 18th ST. NE RMS. ENCLOSED
porch h; gas; elec incl r., Residential aSs t,s
FIVE ROOMS AND KITCHEN, TWO
large porch; overlooking Taft Bridge;
sssss;s . 70 Oct. @ ' | Or later. ii Phone Potomac
CLIFTON MANOR; s5I4 l4th srlcoM:
pletely furnished Groom. kitchen and bath
large rooms. kitchen. screened porch. tile
bath. shower. gas range. sink. refrtgeratton,
suto heat .a1t. aSt water gas light Nicely
FOREIGN FuRNIsHINGsLa R. AND B.;
r. I. ave. NV Gust OF Conn. at M. 8.
172o NEWTON ST. NW-3rd-TooR
living room. bed room, kit. bath. gas
elsc: elsc::. heat. phone; adults only: $4,000. 1o!
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1925 10th ST.-SMALL
apt completely furnished; light. gas in
cluded; q MI. Available Immediately.
Adults only
I343 MONROE ST. NV.
End floor 2 rooms. kitchen, bath. Ink;
modern. private home: refined adults only
sUBLET ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH
with inclosed porch. completely furnished:
southwest exposure; seventh floor Corcoran
Courts; references essential; no children.
Met 0732.
1923 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-COM.
piete beautifully furn. bed-liy, rm.,. K. & b..
dress. .-rm. dinette. piano. Frisidaire; apt.
accom-. two: rent for Summer; overlooks
18th st.; Q exp; cow. cars & bus. Dec.
477O. Apt. s14.
1924 18th ST. NW.-NEW.. ATTRACTIVE
two rooms Kitchen and bath, elec, refris.
orator; employed adults prsfsxred.
Evening star., 1935-05-05
DOWNTOWN APT.

TO ROOMS-S25 TO S65.,
Modern elevator apt. bldg. central loca-
tion: neatly furnished: closets. tiled bath
1924 < st NV: Phone National 5437
Evening star., 1935-02-04
CARAVAN TRADE
REVIVED IN AFRICA
Italian Peace Brings Pros
perity to Gay Sahara
City.
By the Associated Press.

py the Associated Press.
TRIPOLI. Italian North Africa
Colorful caravans of centuries past are
moving again across the Libyan sands
as the strong -armed Italian peace
brings prosperity to the middle north
African States.
The current of trade, reports Gen.
1talo Balbo, Governor of Libya, is
flowing again as it did before the
Italo- Turkish War of 1912.
When the Italians penetrated into
Fezzan in 1880 and put down the up
rising Of the tribes, they found that
the caravan trade had died. Now,
however, list of the caravans cross
ing Libya reads like the freight report
OF rail terminal.
Sahara City Gay Again. :.
The ancient city of Murzuk in Hofra
used to be called The Paris of the
Sahara" All caravans stopped there,
trade flourished, people laughed and
danced.
When wars and tribal troubles
ragged and the trade of the Lake Chad
region went southwest through Nj
geria and was carried out in boats,
Murzuk languished.
Now, however, there Is peace, there
are caravans and people again laugh
and dance.
The caravan list for a recent month
is a romantic narrative of little regi-
ments Of men and camels crossing
bleak stretches of unending desert.
aI @f
eion, two caravans arrived from South
Algiers, bringing in varied merchan-
disc and taking out dates and diverse
foods
At MurZuk, six caravans arrived
from TibeSti bringing merchandise
and poultry. Four caravans came
from Giado and Bilma carrying poul-
try, Pork. water jugs, leather, cotton
and carved woods.
At Ubari a caravan arrived from
Uargla with varied merchandise to ex-
change for dates At Chat two cara
vans came from TuniS with varied
goods. Two caravans left for AlgierS
and two for Sudan with food, dates
and small manufactured objects.
From various villages of Sciati, eight
caravans left for Tunis. They en-
braced $50 camels and lis men and
carried dates and local merchandise.
There was, moreover, an intense move
ment Of caravan exchanges between
Tripon and Hon, Socna. Sebha, Brak,
Ubari and Chat.
Ruined Villages Rebuilt.
Road construction continues in Fez-
zan to create trunk lines between
Brak and Edri, Brak and Kneir Pass,
and Brak and Sciueref At the Agar
oasis q generous spring is being en-
larged.
At Muzzuk the new palace of the
italian resident is being completed.
From this residence will start new
auto road to connect the city with
the Sebba road.
Rebuilding is going on intensively
in the villages Of Ubari, Zella and
Soca, which the Italians found re-
duced practically to ruins when they
penetrated into Fezzan in 1890.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Street IN CHICAGO
LEADS IN FATALITIES
Main Artery Is Known for Mum.
ber of Accidents-Drive
Is Started.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-If you value your life,
keep off Chicago's Western avenue
for it leads the world in traffic
fatalities.
more persons have been killed on
this street during the last year than
on any street in the world" says
George w. Fleming, general secretary
of Mayor Edward j. Kellys Keep Chi
cago Safe Committee.
The street is one of Chicago's prin-
Evening star., 1935-02-04

cipal north and south arteries of trafiic
on the near West Side.
The committee reported 102 persons
killed in both October and November
in Chicago traffic accidents and rec
commended that the police department
organize traffic division to patrol the
entire city.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
MAKES PLEA FOR MUSIC

Mrs. Roosevelt Urges Apprecia-
tion in Schools.
A plea for the encouragement Of
music and music appreciation in
schools was made by Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt over a Nation wide hook-up
Of the National Broadcasting Co. yes
terday.
Mrs. Roosevelt said music draws q
community closer together than can
anything else, but that trained teach.
ers must cooperate with the parents
In music education.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
100 TRUCKS BLOCKED
IN MARYLAND DRIVE
Police Demand Compliance With
New Compulsory Liability
Insurance Law.
By sta1 Correspondent of The Star.

By a StafH Correspondent Of The Star.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, February
"A drive on trucks which fail to
comply with Maryland's compulsory
liability insurance law is being con-
Quoted by State police.
Stationed at the District line here
and on Bladensburg road, Corpl. G..
w. Cubbage has been stopping all out
of-State common carriers to make
sure they have liability insurance.
About 100 trucks have been turned
back because they had not complied
with the law.
AL Maryland trucks used for hire
are required to obtain liability in
surance before being issued tags.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
WHISPERS ARE SH0RN
BY new BEER CHAMPION
German Gives Up Beard to Take
New Title in Town
ship.

By the Associated Press.
HEIDE, Germany.-Klaus Oester-
gard, forced by town rules to choose,
decided he would rather be beer
king" than beard king of this Paliti-
nate city.
With three quarts of foaming brew,
he won the former title and Surren-
dered his other championship in
sigma, 15-inch beard, to the scissors.
Beer flowed freely in the champion
ship bout, but Oestergaard, who held
the whisker title for years, defeated
all other aSpirantS. He strained six
big stems through his whiskers in
three minutes.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
WAR SKELETONS FOUND
Grave Diggers Uncover Bodies of
Russian Officers.

HELSINGFORS R.-Grave dig
gers at Indensalmi uncovered three
skeletons believed to be of Russian
officers who fell in the war Of 1908,
when Sweden and Russia fought for
possession of Finland. A Greek or
thodox crucifix and a number Of brass
buttons also we're found.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
OLD ROMAN CITY SOUGHT

Finding of Large Aqueduct
Spurs Search.
BELGRADE (P.-Search is being
made at Petrinz for traces of hither-
to unknown Roman city following the
discovery by a school teacher of a
large aqueduct near that town.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Crochet a HAT In a Jiffy

The package contains the directions and sufficient - r
to make the Cossack hat - ~
On sale Art Department-Fourh Floor