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BANKRUPTCY SOUGHT

Wells, Explorer, Lists Total As
sets at $3.50.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, June IS P.-
Grant Cerveth Wells, explorer, has
filed bankruptcy petition with the
clerk of the United States District
Court here in which he reported his
assets at $3.50 and his debts at $ll,-
s50.02. 1t was disclosed yesterday.
Among his creditors is Mrs. Lizard
r. Wells Of New York, the explorers
FIRST wife, to whom he owes $4,000.
The New York woman recently was
awarded a 5000 Judgment IN her
$50 1000 alienation of affections suit
against Mrs. zetta hobart Wells OF
Wilton, Wells present wife.
Other creditors include zetta Rob-
art and associates, Hotel Plaza. New
York. and Miss Taber Kirk of West
port, Wells secretary.
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CTRAIGHT into
- the June dawn,
motor pWrins,
wing wires singing,
went the little
weather plane.
In the front
cockpit Jean pulled
the borrowed stock
ing cap tightly over
her reddish curlS
and turned to smile
at goggled Jimmy
Carr. He waved
and nearly stood
the ship on end.
That was Like
j i'm my always
cutting up. If he
weren't Bills fra
ternity brot h er,
and if she had not
h e ard over and
over again what a
swell pilot he was,
Jean never would
have accepted his
iocular invitation
to ny.
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NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau Of Navigation.


Erdman, Lieut.. Robert p, detached
Army Industrial College, Washington.
d. c., in June; to duty as officer in
charge, Bureau photographic once,
Savannah, Ga.
Prime, Lieut.. q. g. Nathaniel S.,
detached Naval Academy about Sep
teinber IA; to University Of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Medical Corps.
Sheldon. Comdr. Luther, IT., de-
tached Naval Hospital, Washington,
D. c., after July /; to Naval Hospital,
Pearl Harbor, T. H.
Construction Corps
Howard. Capt. Herbert s., detached
as assistant naval attache, Ameri-
can Embassy. London. England, about
September /; 10 Naval Operations,
Navy Department. Washington. D. G.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Burney, Col James p, Field Artil-
lery, Fort Knox, KY, to Walter Reed
Hospital, here, fer observation and
treatment.
De Witt, Col. Wallace, Medical
Corps, from West Point, N. T., to
Army Medical Center, here, about
July o.
Taylor, Second Lieut.. Clarence L.,
Veterinary, Corps, from Fort Hoyle,
Nd, to Fort Mason, Calf, about July
20.
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Tomorrow: A girl who wanted to
travel and . man who wanted her
love are the chief characters In
Katherine Towards story, "Stay-at-
Home"
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RADIO-1935 Philco. model sol. phono-
changer: perfect condition. Cost S295:
20 be sacrificed by foreign diplomat leav-
ms city. Call to 8 pm, this week
I744 Irving st. NV. Phone Columbia 6723.
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HOTEL-Room and bath.
~ week or MONTH $40 veek. After 5,
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PIANO-Now is the time TO buy a used
upright in our store. We've cut prices
deeply on really good pianos. Every one
recondittoned and fully guaranteed. Prices,
S39, S4S, $50, SO and up. Pay 81 down
and 81 weekly. kits. 1880 G st.
DON'T BUY a grand piano anywhere until
you nave seen the new apartment size
grands selling at Kimballs for $3.50; these
tull-Scale grGnds attainable for any figure
within 500 Of the price at which they
are being closed out; easy payment terms.
ROYAL.
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GRAND AND UPRIGHTS. IN excellent con-
dition. just returned from rent. used by
responsible people,; reduced in price on all
doors. Terms as low as 81 per week A
guarantees eoes with every Instrument One
grand $26S.60 One medium size upright
Sl35. High grade players as low as $50.
Pianos rented for all occasions. Home of
the Krenich 4 Bach and Hardman PianoS
Hugo Worch ITO O NV Est 1879
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

14Os 18th N.w.-Gentlemen. Exception
ally comfortable bed. cont. h. ", excellent
food: $50 and $40 80. 13s
1923 CLIFTON ST N.W.-Niceiy furnished
studio room for couple or 2 ladies; excel
lent food. S35. Phone Adams s0s3.
1929 K ST. NV, The Lee-Maroue-Nicely
furnished room. semt-prtvate bath. excel
lent board home cooking: downtown. IL
173O 18th ST. N.W-Choice vacancies for
young ladies. IN large. cool detached homs'
best Of food. lac
14lO 18th NW.-2nd moor front. suitable
or 3, also single room; excellent meals
good location. 1ee
LARGE ROOM. semi-privats bath. near
cars and bus. IN private home. with meals;
also garage. Phone Columbia 1025.
I7I2 EYE ST. N.W.-Convenien to Govt
depts.; desirable roomg, excellent table:
transients accommodated. Net. 617q. 12s
1924 QUE N.W-Dcuble front rooms. pri.
vate bath; suitable for two or four Gentie-
men; newly furnished; excellent meals.
(continueA on Next PsEs.)
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NOLO1tLD VUE1N,
Three. for local ests blished grocery routes;
average earnings. 81 per day, commission
Must be neat and willing TO work. Appli-
cants accepted from l to ON. only,
Friday (no other time). S22-A Conn
ave hetween II and Eve
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PERSONAL.

tOOnthnueo.b
HEMoRRHo2Ds SEE, ERADIcA .;r. -, BY ny NJ
time or money back. Write for booklet:
" sesii assss o sSTssb I'd AesSs aosss
cULTURED; MIpp dIs;;! Q WID0W: * x
sires position as hostess for tea l house or
h hStsl d RoH star Ooe
REFINED GENTLEwoMAN WILL TAKE
care Of apartment. child. in exchange for
room, board and small return. Phone
fers services, 81 per hour. Miss MILLER,
Adams 9672.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY,
there Is no need to feel that they must
sSiiits to pay hish Price. The Greater
funeral cars and all tor. as little as SIS:
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
t6s oT cs:5 chi 6srP 6sss P6On ls h
write our address We VIII send you
beautiful eataloHue Of how We do It.
FLOORS REFTN. sHELLACKED. WAXING.
wh qEn house eeanGs
Call BEN. phone North 1852
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR sALE-Established roominR and
boarding house near 18th st. NV, IL
rooms Address Box 3S7-E. Star once. 13s
ton-Suitable tourist hotel: accommodate
Is to 25 persons; barbecue, country store.
FOR RENT-Combination restaurant and
f fare, with LIQUOR license and fxtures,- Rent
reasonable. Percy H. Russell Co. 1131 X
este blished 25 years. Desire TO retire.
INTO business. Address BOZ iS5-H, star
once. IL.
CIGAR sTAND-Isarge downtown once
bids: short hours: no Sundays; nice for
elderly lady or gentleman. Price. $3.50.
D. G. S. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE oy
GLIDING delivery truck. Address Box 47S-D.
Star once. "
UNIoUE-5 rent units, income, $4,000;
equity ss 5oOi sooG Living Sx super eaFg star
once. W -1-
wANTED-Prontable beauty shop; must
be bargain and stand rigid investigatlon.
From owneT only; no brokers. Address
FOR sALE-Beer garden. located ia N.
Royal St. Alex, Va: best location IN town;
Priced to sell for cash. WIN interview
prospect al eve. Thursday ASK tor
BARGAIN FOR, CASH-Smau business,
fruit. drink. etc; nne location: factng park,
Apply Curb Service Shop. 1ltn st-s rear OF
BEAUTY SHOP. heart Of downtown; s
booths: low rent. Price. $1,000, one-thfro
cash. Address Box 224-H, star once.
BARBECUE with beer: suburbs. heavy traf-
ne. large drive in: good business. Price,
SI.10O. Address Box 1881. star once. :
GOOD PAYING BUSINESS for lady; sell
extremely cheap on account OF illness OF
owner. Address Box 196-H. Star once.
GASOLINE accessories; estab. bus. with
future; price. $500. or $500. incl. prop
erty. Address Box 170-H, Star once
S375-ROOMING HOUSE, l6 rooms, .
baths, water in rooms: rented in apts.;
well furnished. h.-w.h-. garage. Rent.
$50. real bargain. Leaving town,
must sell this week.
S50U--kooming house, 10 rooms, 3 baths;
nicely furnished: h.-w.h. Rent SIS,
Near 14th and Col. I'd. A real bargain:
$500 handles.
S1O0-Confect soft drinks. sandwiches
and 1 room Rent 500. Old success
full stand. Illness causes sale
r. NJ. CURTIS. NATL. 1884.
410 Bond Bldg l4th a. NJ Y Ave. NV
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GENTLEMAN DRIVING 1884 CHEVROLET
sedan Chicago Sat. take one or two. Phone
National 1920. Branch 14S. to 4.
DRIVING PONTIAC SEDAN TO NEW
York. Friday. June IA, g am: take three
passengers. share expenses. 1857 10th st.
NATURAL BRIDGE, SKYLINE DRIVE,
Monticello. ETC.. Sat-. . m. and Sum-; pri-
vate party. By subscription. Phone
Emerson 5l24 Ia
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1908 KALoRAMA RID. 1neaT 18th and Co.
lumbia rd.)--6ingle. large closet; clean
and comfortable; every convenience: reas
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HELP---MEN.
(COntinueA.)

PANTERS-Non union, by old established
local shop; four AL master mecnanieS:
thoroughiy experienced on all kinds o. WORK
arsss Box tSFe ns4H Star oee
PREssER- be experienced.
STEADY TSrk Eoo ave- sai nW can immeo-
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or man with
some selling experience; must have car.
Start comm: full co-operation. Brodie &
Colbert. Inc. Phone National $3.50.
dress BOX 6s-H. Star once. =
sALEsMEN-Age 3O-46, with .first-class
s ssss a b psd ali
prospects furnished This position will be
trersel tS attractive to Washirstor,'s large
unisss you have a sales. record that wall
name. address and phone No. and you will
pc accorded personal intervieW IN wnieh
e sell yourself Address BOX 18TH star
statesmen (2l to sell refrigerators, wash
ing machines. Philco and Motorola house:
hold and automotive radios; have splendid
10 g psa aool o i1th Sd NV men NpD
statesmen t3}. with cars; no canvasstng;
unusual Opportunity; permanent. position:
per month when ouaiifed. Apply morn
inRs 8 to. IL. 42O9 9th st. NV. ask for
Mr.. Tracy.
SHOE SALESMAN for Saturdays. expert
en as for upper 9TH ST. trade; year around.
SODA BOY, white, 81 years or older; night
work. M. s. Smith Pharmacy. 14th and
WOOL RRsssEsS eSpeEisnSfd only v. APP
Co. T35 9Th St Sc
WOOL sPoTTER-steady Job. Howard's.
1347 South Capitol st.
YOUNG MAN =. Opportunity for, one Of
rss e esfate Os IN res
Rsps real avn ESTATE EH
ence, etc. Good salary with opportunity
for advancement, Address Box 6S-H. Star
once.
YOUNG MAN With collectine experienee to
and Ions hours: excellent future salary;
Box i75-H. Star once DT'N'
YOUNG MAN. single. to work on farm;
$40 month and board Address Box ls5.,H'
YOUNG MAN, 81 years Of age to learn
SC and loo business; stock room expert
ence preferred. Reply in own handwIit-
i ms givsins experience 3sSad etc. Address Box
ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT.
Young man. % 10 % years old, with
good education. plenty Of common sense
and intellieence, to work as assistant to
the president OF large company. Short
hand and typewriting preferable. but not
essential. Good salary and splendid OBJ
Dortunity Apply Mr.. Enrich. sci Eve
ming Star Building. Friday. SIS am.
SHOE SALESMAN,
Exoerienced part time and Saturdays
Apply 1918 F st. NV.
WANTED
Two men with cars, married preferred.
Call Potomac 467s, Thursday. after pm.
COLORED MEN,
! Three. for local established grocery routes
( average earnings 81 per day, commission.
| Must be neat and willing to work. Appli-
| cants accented from l to pm. only.
| Friday mo other time). S22-A Conn.
| between II and I'VE
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1341 L ST. N.W-Lovely. newly furn. an
redecorsted. first floor, front. Ink. room
with gas range: $50 weekly. 81
ATTRACTIVE. large. cool room. for two
twin closets. adjoins bath shower: bus, ca
service: breakfast optional GeorEta 212E
1928 10Th ST. NV. Ethelhurst-Attrac !,
tive studio room. private bath. radio, tele-
phone Available Immediately.
1925 ARKANSAS AVE, between Buehanar
and Allison sts.. half block from 14th@r
LARGE, front room; airy. quiet. Phonf-
5227 9Th ST. NV room, Kitchen
glaSsed porch. Semi-private bath. gas. cleo ?
Electrolux. Couple only S3S month. =
1904 18th ST. N,w.-Attractiveiy fur
nished room with sleepins porch; reason
able; semI-priyste bath. =. !.
CENTRALLY LOCATED. large. attractive
front room in apt: next to bath, twin beds,
gentlemen preferred. Phone North 645eF
TILDEN .GARDENs-Large. bright room
private family: gentleman. C1ev. 2404
THE ALTURAS. 1909 18th N.W.-IArSe'f
comfortable rms. nr. showers; 24-hr. ele%
yator serv.: daily maid service; SO wkly :
KING-SMITH STUDIOS, =
1881 N. H. AVE. :
Attractive students rooms and 1 apart
ment for Summer months. Meals served.
in rooms and suites If desired.
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INsrRus1ENrs-RADIo

AN EXTREMELY artistic Trand. medium
apartment size Colonial model; an instru-
ment of most unusual quality and genteel.
ness: entirely suitable Tor any fashionable
will insure the purchaser Of Q lifetime
investment in one Of the finest ErAnds ever
built; now reduced $685.. W. W. Kim
pal
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PIANO-We have. . fne little Louis XIV
model baby Grand, lust repossessed that
monthly payments Of SO. This piano is
one Of the better types and Is exactly as If
very unusual value at 1882. Kits.
1880 q st.
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1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-s15 and $50
mo Single. double rms; clean. cool out
size. baths. instant h. W: 10 min 10
downtown. car lines, maid serv. Hall
I'M. SD Phnne Adams mol
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PIANOS-KurtzEnann piano. $50; Knabe.
500; AeelisI player, $50: Ae2lian orean.
& STORAGE Co.. 1913 You St nv. Phone
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zoos NJ ST. N.W-LarRe. cool. front
room; twin beds. neatly furnished, 10 min.
utes' walk business section; reas
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A SMALL SIZE tull-5eale upright will be
sold for the Little rama lining balance due
" payments Of So: won S 0 rich Won" tone
and very responsive action; appearance
like new; ask for credit manager at w. W.
kimhan Co 721 18th st. NV. doors
north Palais Royal
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49, K ST. NV rooms, kitchenette.
private bath; also sleeping rooms. Rea-
sonable
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CENTRAL. 1928 17th-Cozy, clean Iv. bed
nm. large closet, for neat. settled. employed
person: c. b. W. phone: refs; 81 so wk. IA
1918 BELMONT RID. NW-3 nicely fur
nlshed rooms; pleasant location. Call
North 3SOe
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80 d6c. OkucI IOOufcs

1924 18th ST. N.W.-A real home atmos-
pherc in English Colonial home double
room. private bath shower, porch. lawn.
Raraae Other rnnrna
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9l9 B ST. NE.-Large clean, basement
room, Ink; suitable two men; convenient
TO stores. cars. etc
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK
FARM AND GARDEN.

THOROUGHBRED GELDTNG. i've years
quiet; nne conformation; 500. Phone Co.
lumbia 9429.-
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1854 UNIVERSITY PL Vicinity 18th q
Clifton-Room and sleeping porch. 2nd a..
next bath. reas. Single rm.. S16. Col. 1858.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BEDS twin double size): chests. dressers,
rugs, radio. kitchen cabinet, stove, refrig-
orator. occ. chairs. Edelman, 1908 Ga. ave,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SQD-15 acres blue grass sod for sale.
Walter h Sealing. SimpsonVille Nd
Phone Ellicott City 64-F-12. 49,
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1910 MONROE NV attractive rms.
Bird floor, refined home. every convenience,
soults; 10th st. bus passes door. 14th and
Mt, Pleasant ears Phone Columbia qIQA
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perfect condition: sacrifice for cash. Apt
631. Dupont Circle Apis. Decatur 6201.
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NEAR MAYFLOWER-1mm sunny rn1,.
twin beds. private bath; everything high
grade Art. l04 la Sale, 1923 Conn.
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143I -FAIRMONT NW-Front. basement
apt; SIS weekly, always hot water. very de-
sirable home no children. no pets
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P1ANO-Drachman midget Grand IN good
condition $l7S. A SPLENDID little instru-
home or apartment. Pay IS down, 50
weekly Kits 1870 c; ST
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BOATS.

CHRIs-CRAFT 1888 sPEEDBOAT; cost
Sc. 500: will sell at any reasonable offer.
8 cylinder. 225 h.p.; fastest boat on river;
I0-passenger sedan type, Can be seen at
Nash Boat House. Call District 1870 or
West 0l01 for appointment. Any demon
stration. Boat named Flora Ruth" I5'
OUTBOARD motors; new and used: serV-
ice and parts; trade-ins and creolt 1910
WILL CONSIDER taking q small cruiser
in exchange for new brick home in excel
lent condition. Call Bethel. District BOO.
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RooMs-UNFURNIsHED.

1924 NORTHAMPTON sT.-3 outside
rooms with bath. private home. half square
from Conn. ave. Chevy Chase, D. g.
S24 .50-Two large, outside. Ink rooms.
old country home. close-in WASHINGTON
suburb. fare. Phone Lincoln 1891
1878 HOLBROOK TERRACE Me- large
room. kitchen. screened porch: new home,
$50 mo. Ia
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RARE BARGAIN in 6 It. 8 in. grand. semi
concert size. genuine Boston-made Hollst
fered until taken at Sa15 includine bench
and delivery within District; easy pay
ment terms II desired. W. W. Kimball
Co. 72l 18th st. NV. Q doors north Of
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baby Grand -S2S5.
One Of the latest and most popular models
We have only. one left in our stock at
present. so we're reducing it rather than
take chance on having to carry IL over
to Fail. Pay $40 down 81 weekly. Kits.
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WIDOW WILL RENT cool. attractive room
WITH PRACTICALLY private bath, $25s Phone
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BEAUTY PARLoR APPRENTICE. CAN
BEAUTY OPERATOR must do permanents
and finger waving. Apply 402 Washington
Bids.
BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED: aii-around
experience. Apply 1882 Eye St, Apt. ..
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced All
around: must know Croquienole and Bonat
CAPITOL st. at once.
BEAUTY oPERATOR-Must be good. APP
ply Gusti's Beauty Parloy, 1908 H St NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced in fnser
waving. Apply 292S 14th st. NV.
sooKK Ia and , s.esnOsrapheI sXPeEi.
fun particulars. Address Box 1s0,H
star once. ~
cIERK-TYPisT-Young lady residing in
Arlngtoa County. Va. Write stating age.
BOX 1881. Star once.
EXPERIENCED MANAGER. for larse board
ief noase sSp az Fo sEar aas
LADY LAD With selitRg aslIity; must have caT.
Box 624. Benl. Franklin Sta.
PRACTICAL NURSE for aged Invalid wom-
an, and light duties; good home. permS.
nent: $50 month. Phone Georgia 1908.
Apply the Page Laundry $50 Z ST. NV.
RECEPTIoNIsT photograph studio; bet.
ate 21-2S; sales experience. Apply down.
stairs studio. Palais Royal
RESIDENT MANAGER capable. with local
experience for downtown building; i room.
grill room, bath apt. with electricity fur
nished. State qualifications. age and ref.
erences Address Box 18Th, Star ONCE.
SALESGIRLS. experienced for dress shop.
Whitneys. 18th and @ SITS NV.
SALESLADY. experienced in dresses. Ap-
ply Model Shop, 1903 st. NV.
SHIPPING CLERK. experienced only APP
ply at once. Rainbow Dyeing e. Cleaning
Co. 732 9th ST. Sc.
SHIRT INSPECTOR. experienced wanted
at once. Apply Tolman Laundry. 524S
Wisconsin ave NV.
enced white: ages 1SN2S Anpiy between
$50 and II 80 am. at D. c. Public En-
ployment Center. 466 Indiana ave. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN. to work in bakery and
lunch room Must be experienced and de-
pendable. No Sundays. Address Box 202-H,'
Star once. Ia
HOSIERY AND LINGERIE SALESLADTEs.
ADELNE SHOP. 1925 r. ST. nv.
The Saturday press. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1936, 1935-06-29

which is the communism of hate
and hatred of God and all reli-
gions. That kind of doctrine can
not go very far, when under
stood, in the United States of
America. | do not parade my
religion. | admit that the diff
ferent articles of faith, dogmas,
and creeds do not mean a great
deal to me, but at the same time
| believe religion is the greatest
moral force in the world Zap
plause), and that if you wipe it
out, as the Communists propose,
you go back to the paganism and
barbarism of thousands of years
ago and virtually destroy civili-
zation as we know it.
| took my committee up to Wis
it some Communist camps few
years ago, in my own congress
sional district, right in Duchess
County, the county that the Pres
ident comes from himself. When
l took my committee up there l
was abused, as usual. l suppose
they thought ought to have
gone back to Congress, looked
up some musty precedents and
written up my report from them.
l wanted to find out whether
such camps existed, what kind
of boys and girls went there, and
what they did. l found there
were three camps, turning out
about 10000 young boys and
girls. About 81 percent of them
were aliens, who ought to make
better citizens than those of us
that happen to be born in this
country. They came here with
their parents to enjoy the equal
opportunities under the law and
the protection of the Constitu-
ton. But what did they teach
in those camps? Hatred of all
our great men - Washington,
Jefferson, Lincoln, and Theodore
Roosevelt-hatred of all our free
institutions, hatred of our public
school system, urging the over
throw of our republican form of
government by force and VIC
lence; teaching, lastly, hatred of
the American flag; and then
sending them back into the city
of New York to be good Amer
lean citizens.
That is what is going on thru
the length and breadth of this
land. There is hardly large
State that has not got these sum-
mer camps teaching these Com
doctrines. There are
Communist schools right in the
hearts of our cities. These doc
trines have even honeycombed
certain colleges in our country,
colleges where young boys and
girls are sent by their parents,
who have made enough money
1nder our industrial system and
free institutions to send them
here, and there they are told
hat everything is wrong and rot
en- and corrupt in America.
l say to you that if these alien |