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Evening star., 1935-04-06
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HELP-MEN-

ASSISTANT COOK. colored man; must fur-
Hebrew Home for 's the On Aasd. if$5 spSins R
AUTO MECHANIC, :ffrst-class on all makes
cars See Mr.. Williams. Call Carl. Inc.
6l4 H st. NV.
AUTO PAINTER: must be first-class. Ap-
&Srh 1y Monros sasss St. satmo1e MsetR Nd Co. 200
AAUToMoBILE statesmen Dodge and
Plymouth dealer in Northwest WASHINGTON
f1T abtg 70
make real money. Apply Fred Motor Co..
4101 Kansas ave: NV. Columbia 1900.
AUToMoBIIE SALESMAN to sell Dodge
will stand a rigid investigation. Will fur:
nlsh demonstrator and have liberal
working agreement; Falls Church Motor
BooKKEEpER-Permanent position with
large auto dealership; E sxEper&ienced & Ford d. or
232-X. Star oflce.
BOYS (2O between 10 and 1s for perma-
nent employment. good pay: also limited
schryver 1917 New York ave.
CARPENTER familiar with. jobbing; first:
class class s meehanie so only need apply Call
firing elevator license: only experienced
Janitor apply: no children. Address Box
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN-Ex-
perienced. white. Dikeman's Restaurant.
500 18th st. NV.
CREDIT MANAGER, experienced in time
payment payne, work; Write for appointment: pe, sId:
Co. 1897 14th st. NV.
FENDER AND BODY MAN. first-claSs me-
charic Apply MI Tucker Service Man an
asef aSeen L $50 s1eraaI sm and isc PM n4so ST. De-
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. young man. with
local experience. Apply McReynolds Phar-
macy, 18th and G SITS. NV.
LAUNDRY ROUTE DRIVER can earn
some easy money and not interfere with
his work. Manager. 729 7th st. NV.
sive. producer travel local; large paint Job
Address Box Star cs
PAINT statesmen. 3. experienced. out
side selling. Address Box Tx. Star
for Mothers day special. Suite 3O3. 1917
statesmen AND SALES MANAGERS--Ex-
Sellen,t ,t opportunity for those capable OF
metics no investment: large commission:
guarantee of S12 week; complete line: ad-
vancement. Phone Damon Smith. National
$50, for appointment,
Statesmen = Truck company. opening
branch in Washington. desires two men:
must have car; sal airy and commission.
with chance for advancement. Address
SHOE SALESMAN = Experienced young
man for womens shoes. Apply 6iscos.
1923 G st. NV.
TWO REAL ESTATE statesmen. by old
established firm; small organization; good
oportunity for the right men; replies conf
dental. Address Box 325-X. Star ofice.
YOUNG MAN with sales ability. salary
with good future. by well-establshed
firm. State experience. reference and age.
Address Box 2l0-X. Star offlce.
YOUNG MAN colored experienced. for
shoe repair shop: references. 6Sl2 Wis
consin ave. Bethesda.
YOUNG MAN wanted. under 35 years Of
age. Man selected will be assured of
permanent connection. Apply Mr.. Grit
fifth 2250 Sherman ave. NV.
COMMERCIAL ARTIST.
Young man with some commercial art
experience Must have ability on lettering
and layout. State experience and previous
employment. Address Box 216-X. Star
office.
SO DRIVERS FOR CAPITOL
YELLOW CABS. APPLY
1917 23rd ST. NV, MIR.
SPITZ.
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NIONDESCRIPT

NoNDEscR1PT SIS 1aPr
since faded
to a dirty. anemic
yellow, the "old
issue" army over
coat had obviously
at one time hung
moth = beleaguered
on an overstocked
rack of a cheap
hand - me - down
shop. Yet, like the
old m a n W h o
clutched it tightly
about him, it had
undoubtedly seen
better days.
Its owner hesi-
tated at the door
for a brief instant,
then entered the
lunch room and
seated him S e l f
h e a Willy at the
counter.
"a cup of cof-
fee," he ordered.
almost apologetic-
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE. colored. to live in; man
work woman experienced cook and for
general housework. Clev. 5775 Natl. 9335.
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER general
office work; also young man for clerical
work (experience preferable. but not re-
auired): over ls. high school education.
Give name address. age. school attended,
experience IL any. Salary to start. SIS
week. Address Box Tx, Star Office.
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HELP-WOMEN.


BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around expert
ence: evening and Saturday all day. Hard
ing Beauty Shop. 1715 North Capitol st.
BOOKKEEPER-Perma position with
large auto leadership. experienced Ford or
G. M. system. State fully former connec-
tions and salary expected. Address Box
233-X. Star office.
BOOKKEEPER-STE expert
ence unnecessary; recent high school
graduate preferred: answer In own hand
writing Address Box 334X. Star office.
CASHIER. large food and liquor store.
state age and experience. Address Box
248X. Star offce. 7s
CLERK in dry cleaning receiving office.
Must be experienced. Apply Vogue Clean
ers. S26 Bladensburg rd ne.
GIRLS for training in practical nursing;
high school required: registration begins
April Is. Casualty Hospital.
GIRL part-time Office work 81 week: must
be good at figures. Address Box 243-X.
Star Office. s.
HAND KNITTERS. expert only. Please
apply between 10 and IL am. at 1903
Conn. ave.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE to grade
State age and education. Address Box
11-X, Star Office.
MANICURIsT and ail-around girl; must
know finger wave 1907 Conn. ave. s.
MANICURIST and facial operator. must
be experienced. Lady Jane. 621 18th st.
NV.
MARKER AND AsSORTER. experienced.
Conger's Laundry. 23rd and New York ave.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

Advertisements under this head.
ING are presumed to be from prt-
U1te individuals. untess the ddveT-
tiscment oipes a frm name or
business address or states the pord
Dealer Members or the public
Uho fnd dealers mdsquerddiro IN
this column as private fndiUtdudls
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for inpestiodtion."
Evening star., 1935-04-06

Tomorrow: "Tactful Error" by Flo
Garvey, tells the pathetic story of a
spinster's unfortunate one.night spree.
Evening star., 1935-04-06
sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. white. refined. business expert
ence. desires position in country hotel or
home; reasonable salary. Address Box
254X. Star ofice. -
COUPLE. colored wish positions as cook
1852
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HELD TO GRAND JURY

Taylor and Wilson Face Probe of
Filling Station Hold-Up.
Accused of having held up and
robbed filling station operator on
February q, Henry Taylor, %. of
Wilmington, N. c., and Asa H. Will
son, who gave his address as Be-
thesda, Md, we're held under $4,000
bond each for the grand jury when
arraigned before Judge Ralph Given
in Police Court yesterday.
Police charged that Taylor and
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BOATS

DEAD-RIsE BOAT. 3Ox9 feet cabin. COM
plete. Inquire or phone West 0332-J,
A. F Paul. ST. 3421 Dent pl. NV 2"
SCRIPPS MARINE ENGINES cylinder
81 500; 65 to 100 h. p; will demonstrate,
price, S400. Apply Corinthian Yacht
Club or owner, Dr.. W. G. Schafhirt, 523
11th st. NV. So
1881 RICHARDSON double cabin cruiser;
6 cyl. 81 h. p. Buda motor. Mrs. Mildred
S. Jones. Edgewater. Md
CHESAPEAKE BAY fishing and pleasure
motor boat; twelve by thirty-Six; good con-
dltlon. Phone Potomac 5455 :"
2S-FOOT. 2-CABIN at Galesville. Nd;
DANDY for fishing; engine overhauled but
not in boat; $50 NJ. B. Frazier. CO.
lumbia 455S
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ADDING MACHINES-Special. Burroughs.
complete. with stand and leaf 81 30; re-
built and guaranteed United, sl3 l4th
st NV. Phone National 6063.
AUTO RADIO. also all-wave, mantel set;
both new; less than wholesale. Best; Is
Bird st. Sc.
BED ROOM SUITE, walnut. 3-piece; also
early American buffet; good condition.
BED ROOM. walnut dining room, living
room suite. rug. gateleg table, single neos'
vanity, breakfast set 1908 Georgia ave.
BICYCIESIRolifast and other high-grade
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Store. 424 9th NV.
BOILER (Spencer). hot water: 500 feet OF
radiation; perfect condition; will sacrifce'
BREAKFAST SET. living room. bed room
kansas ave. new.
BITIIDING MATERIAL-Large assortment
Dfee pee ses noos sate hea
ing plants. hot-water radiation. etc; every
thing necessary to build or repair at bar
gain prices. Harris Wrecking Co. 1st ana
n sts Sc Phone Lincoln 4093. 6.
CAMERAS-We buy. sell. trade used cam
eras. Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar
gains daily. Robbins. 529 14th st. NV.
CAMERAS and equipment. optical goods;
EXCHANGE. So5 b ST. NV. Met. ssas.
CASH REGISTERS, rebuilt like new.
Guaranteed years Restaurant equip
ment, china. silverware. bentwood chairs,
tables, ETC.; lowest prices. Edgar Baum
Co., Inc, 903 E st. NV.
CUSTARD MACHINES co. reconditioned
for sale. Address Box 4-A star once.
DESKS. chairs. files. leather furniture.
safes. etc new and used; lowest prices.
Edgar Baum Co. Inc, 903 st. NV.
DIAMOND BAR AIMS Unredeemed
pledges of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values. All mer-
chandise GUARANTEED as to weight color
and perfection. Money cheerfully refunded
If YOU are not satisfied. Mornings Loan
Once. opposite washington Airport
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liuuidating dia-
mond stock: wide selection rings, etc: at
,xractiye pricea North 4S60.M after 3 pm.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

DAY OLD AND STARTED CHICKS-B.
Rocks. W. WyandotteS. w. Rocks. S c. R.
cry. Olney. Nd. = miles north of Norbeck.
Phone Ashton 1872, Compliance 1915. 20
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FARM AND GARDEN.

Beautiful Belgian BoxWood,
IL TO 36 inches in height and breadth:
reasonably PRICED.
Phone BRADLEY II.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG LADY DRIVING TO VICKSBURG.
Miss. desires lady companion; references.
Phone Potomac 5023-W.
CAN ACCOMMODATE ONE PASSENGER
tshare expense). on trip to California WIKI
in few days; references. North 6141. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY. market and delicatessen. es;;
tabliShed for over so years. in restricted
zone in the heart of apartment district
no competition for blocks. A mint for an
experienced hustler and a GOOD money
maker for any one else. Address BOX
15S-X. Star ONCE.
FOR RENT-Equipped. established lunch
room-404 9th ST. NV X. b. Behreno'
1877 NV. Phone National 4639.
GROCERY and meat market: good loca-
ton: fully equipped; sacrifice: owner has
other interests. West 0631.
DISTRIBUTOR. exclusive territory; small
investment for merchandise: article of eX-
treme merit; high-class man only. with
good record accustomed to earning S1OOnO
yearly. Address Box 333-X. Star office.
WILL SELL OR RENT dance: beer and
lunch place. all fixtures. on Defense High
way. Call Rogers g. Tompkins. Hyatts-
ROOMING HOUSE. Is rooms, 3 baths.
h.-wh first commercial. 18th st. NV.
Terms like rent. Owner. 1868 11th st.
NV Phone Columbia 5266. e
WANT TO BUY OFF-SALE LIQUOR STORE
OR LICENSE: WILL PAY GOOD PRICE
PHONE NATIONAL 1921 FROM IL AM.
TO PM s.
DELICATESSEN. sandwiches. III health
compels sacrifice. Stock. fixtures. 81 900.
S07 18th st. NV. =
SECOND HAND FURNITURE STORE in
good location for sale reasonable. PA
st. NV.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
CANVASSERS.

Open $50 AM. TO 1890 PM.
Blue blades; 3sc per 100; 35c dental
cream. 4c each. Fraidin's. N Y Whole
sale Co. 656-5S W. Baltimore st. Balti.
more, Md.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

clean work at reasonable prices For free
estimate. call Adams 1874. Keystone Dec
oratins Co.. Inc. 3451 14th st. NV.
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REFRIGERATOR white enamel, porcelain
| lined. Leonard de luxe. good condition
223 Chanting St ne. Phone Pot 3693.
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ASSISTANT COOK. colored man; must fur
ntsh reference; live on premises. Apply
Hebrew Home for the Aged. 1125 Spring
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PRINTING PRESSES. 1OxI5 C. a. P's.,
Harris envelope press. paper cutters, etc
339 N Gay ST. Baltimore Nd
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SEWING MACHINES-Singer portable cleo
trlc. perfect condition less than half price:
Singer drophead treadle. SO. Open eve.
3221 Conn ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I Will EXCHANGE a used automobile for a
good motor cycle with van attachment or
VIII accept in trade one on a new car
Evening star., 1935-04-06

REF GERATOR-Grocer 4-door refrlg-
orator. $50; cost 5000: have no use for It
ke1ser's office. 55I1 Wisconsin ave. Phone
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cash; 7-cu.-ft. Norge refrigerator 1 year
old. Sl20 cash. Army officer ordered TO
foreign service must sell Immediately.
Lieut.. H P. Roberts Beverly Hills, Alex
andria. Va. Phone Alexandria 1851
Evening star., 1935-04-06

OIL STOVE Red Star. 4 burners and oven.
IN perfect condition; reasonable. Phone
Cleveland 2572 after pm
Evening star., 1935-04-06

TENNIS RACQUETS C2D. made by Wright
& Ditson. American Ace and Top Site. Jr.
Phone North 7254
Evening star., 1935-04-06

PLUMBING FIXTURES - Beautiful white
enamel lavatories and bath tubs So up
Act quickly. Carroll Co.. III 18th St "
Evening star., 1935-04-06

OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
Of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum &
Son GIG E ST NV
Evening star., 1935-04-06

JUNK WANTED.
Housecleaning time is here Clean up
and turn it into cash. We pay highest cash
prices for iron. brass, copper. aluminium,
radiators. batteries. etc. Rags and cotton
mattresses lc per pound.
NEW PHILA. JUNK CO.,
1436 H st. NE. Lincoln 10311.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Evening star., 1935-04-06

WILL TRADE 50-year-old mahogany desk
for sofa or divan. Phone North 4671-W
AUCTION SALE of groceries. Hussman re-
frlgeratlng case. counter cases, scales,
meat block. etc. al No. 500 oath st NV
Monday, April s. 10 m. Adam A. Wesch-
Ter & Son aUctioneers
Evening star., 1935-04-06

JEWELRY ENGRAVER'S OUTFIT, includ-
ing two engraving blocks. gravers and
chasing tools; reasonable. Emerson 5000 7s
MOTOR one-half horsepower; bargain.
c. W. Hill 1920 F st NV
Evening star., 1935-04-06

WOOD. SIS cord. well-seasoned oak. pine,
Adams 3651-J. l0s
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IYPEWRIIERS-Cle sale; Royal
No. D. SIS. 50 Remington. No. 10 Sl1S5
3l5 other BARGAINS. Come early for best
selection. United" Sl3 l4th st. NV.
Phone National 6063
Evening star., 1935-04-06

GRAND PIANO: used for concerts and re-
eiiaas; eieaet ,Igc,1b Ted9fed from s422 to s295:
small Steinway upright carefully used,
S@25; one cablnet-siZe Steinway upright
Sl25; one Meister upright. suitable for
hall or club, S15i one 5l2-octave upright,
finished in red. SI45: grands and up
rights; suited for all occasions. at rea-
sonSble rates Hugo Worch, ITO @. rs
tablished lS19
Evening star., 1935-04-06

CLEARANCE SALE pianos and players.
excellent condition. must be sold for stor-
age charges; SIS to S55 Also practice
pianos SO Smiths Transfer & Storage
Co. 1873 You st. NV. North 3343
RADIOLA. superheterodyne model. No. 66,
rebullt. new tubes. very powerful, gets po-
lice calls; original price. S256; bargain,
$40 cash. Phone Emerson 23O9
Evening star., 1935-04-06

HOME GARDEN TRACTOR and cultiyator
Bolen s. good condition. Phone Potomac
Evening star., 1935-11-04
America.

The rock-bound coast of Maine, the
coral keys of Florida, the Great Lakes,
Niagara Falls, Old Man River, the shin
ing haze of the Gulf of Mexico, Mount
Katahdin and Pixies Peak, the Grand
Canyon, Yellowstone Park, the Mesa and
the Golden Gate.
Skyscrapers in New York, steel mills
in Pittsburgh, railroad yards in Chi
cago, liquid gold in Tulsa and talent,
youth and beauty under contract In
Hollywood; Wall Street, Radio City,
Broadway, Menlo Park, Coney Island,
Nantucket, Newport and Boston; Har-
vard,. Yale, Princeton and Stanford;
Scranton, Youngstown, Cleveland, De-
troit, st. Louis, Milwaukee, Denver and
San Francisco risen from her ashes;
base ball, tennis, foot ball, golf, the race
track and the prize ring; the grain ele-
vators and the stockyards; fields of cot
ton, corn and wheat; little farms and
prodigious ranches; mines and lumber
camps; orange groves and apple Or
chards; interminable rails, busy piers,
monumental stations, stream lined en-
gines, mighty ocean steamers, hurrying
crowds of faces.
The Statue Of Liberty, the Capitol, the
Washington Monument, the Lincoln
Memorial; the new home Of the Supreme
Evening star., 1935-11-04

Court, Atlanta Penitentiary, Alcatraz and
Sing Sing: magnificent cathedrals and
quiet country churches; tiny red school
houses and huge and barrack-lik acad-
emies; the Metropolitan and the Cor
coran Galleries; opera, . score Of SYM
phony Orchestras, the circus and bur-
lesque; the Smithsonian Institution and
the Library Of Congress; three plane
tariums and dozen observatories:
Saranac, Warm Springs, Rochester and
Battle Greek; Arlington and the Shrine
of the Unknown Soldier.
Roosevelt In the White House, Lind
bergh on the skyways, Joe Louis and
Goose Goslin with their respective
laurels; AL Smith atop the Empire State.
Borah in the Senate, Mae West and
Shirley Temple. Greta Garbo, Sally Rand,
Sinclair and the E. P. I. c., the ghost
Of technocracy, Dick Byrd, the Kentucky
colonels, Farley and his stamps.
Boondoggling and the A. A. A.; midget
money and Boulder Dam; Shakespeare
and Mickey Mouse; chain gangs, chain
stores and chain letters; rodeos and
rackets; he-men and G-men, yes-men
and guess-men; taxes and more taxes.
These things are America, but over
them all is the single canopy Of q
peaceful heaven.
Evening star., 1935-11-04
Will Rogers Memorial.

There will be many tributes to VIII
Rogers in the years to come. HIS sud-
den and untimely death dramatlzeo his
value to his countrymen so StrlKlngly
as to stir the hearts of millions. A null
tjtude of men and women are joining
in a common determination to prevent
him from being lost to a world which
needs and provdentially appreciates
honest thinking and plain speaking.
Indeed, it may be questioned If there
is any other American character OF the
present age with more valid claim
on immortality. The cowboy vaudeville
artist the motion picture and radio star
may be gone, but his books and his con-
tributions to the preSs-the literary fruits
of his genius-will be quoted by genera
tions yet unborn. He was, perhaps the
keenest and the most charitable social
philosopher of modern times. In the
practical remembrance Of the masses
he will be in the company Of Benjamin
Franklin and Abraham Lincoln AS an
exponent of the folk-mind of the United
States.
It will be natural then If monuments
of marble or bronze are raised in his
name, parks and airports designated for
him, schools dedicated to him. He IS
undeniably worthy of such commemora-
ton. Yet it surely is both wise and flt-
ting that he also should have living
memorial. The campaign launched to-
day for funds to endoW some continuing
enterprise of service to carry on i'll
his stead has psychological appeal
which merits sincere Endorsement. Just
what activity will be chosen remains
to be decided in consonance with the
power represented in the sum OF money
collected. For the moment the point
stressed is that of providing against even
a temporary interruption of Will Rogers
personal influence in the world. His
myriad friends simply refuse to part
with him. Only a few short weeks ago
he was playing his traditional role in
the national drama-a private citizen
giving Of himself hour by hour to the
purposes of the multitudes he loved; and
it is the solemn intention of large body
Of his contemporaries to preserve the
values which he personif1ed so effectively
and uSefully.
The fifty-sixth anniversary Of his birth
is, of course, an appropriate occasion
for the initiation Of the plan to honor
him. A careers beginning should have
larger significance than its theoretical
end. In the instance of Will Rogers, any
way, it is a logical date. A new age
opened about 1879, and he was one of its
major prophets. Under the auspices Of
his spirit and through the cooperation
of those who appreciated him. it will not
be an era of unmitigated pain and sor-
row for the American section of the
human race. On the contrary, it will
win triumphs of the soul over all
handicaps.
Evening star., 1935-11-04
Shooting Stars.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

In the Hands of Experts.
It's Doctor This and Doctor That
To whom We are appealing.
When some new problem leaves us fiat
Or makes us hit the ceiling.
No one seems competent TO be
For his own self guesser,
And mostly what We says, says we,
Is, Send for the professor!"
In case quintuplets should draw nigh,
Or earthquakes rudely rattle,
Should we be greatly puzzled by
The cost of bread or cattle?
Well even hear the Doctor say,
There's trouble in the Nation;
Have the professor step this way.
Well hold 4 consultations"
The humble citizen will sigh
With faith that ne'er relaXeS,
MY pains are caused quite often by
Enlargement Of the taxes.
As I receive so much advice
I'm In q tough position,
And ask how can I pay the price
OF 50 much erudition?"
Evening star., 1935-11-04
A Crowned Republic.

In a plebiscite as decisive as an
American farm vote in favor of Govern
ment bounties for unraised corn and
hogs, Greece, on Sunday, by popular
majority approximating one hundred
per cent, declared itself in favor of
restored monarchy. In consequence,
exiled King George II, who was un-
tremendously booted from power twelve
years ago, will presently reaScend the
throne which he was compelled to re-
nounce. The royalists who thus return
to rule declare that George will reign
over a crowned republic" under con-
stitutional guarantees and that the
chronic chaos and dormant revolution
that prevailed throughout Eleutherios
Venizelos' ill-starred attempts to govern
Greece as an outright democracy are
now definitely thing of the past. With
q republican throne" according to M.
sicilianos, Greek Minister to the United
States, peace and conciliation between
republican and royalist factions are
assured.
History is hardly likely to record that
George II came back through the un-
tramelled choice of the Greek people.
Ever since Gen. Kondylis engineered
the coup d'etat which upset the repub-
lie a month ago the result of the "pleb-
iscite" has been a foregone conclusion
The formality of holding it was purely
q polite concession to the deposed mon
arch, who had insisted that he would
Evening star., 1935-11-04

never return unless invited" He doubt
less feels today that he has at length
been sufficiently urged, even though
the royalist vote appears to have been
rolled I'D by some OF the methods remi-
niscent of Tammany Hall in its palmiest
days. The landslide majority was Cue,
In part at least, to systematic abstention
of republicans from the polls. Charac-
teristic of the result are the returns
from Athens, which show 13s,Ss5 for
the restoration and only 1880 against.
Even in Crete, Venizelos stronghold.
Gen. Kondylis' tally clerks counted
ninety-five per cent Of the ballots for
the monarchy.
Republican leaders charge that among
the repressive measures invoked to as
sure royalist victory were the forbidding
of anti -monarchial meetings and cam
paign literature, a muzzled press, de-
portation of anti-monarchists, brand
ing of republicans as "Venizelos Com
munists,' orders to the army. navy and
constabulary to cast only royal blue bal
lots, and the prevalence of martial law
and terrorism in the wake of the Octo-
ber coup.
Gen. Kondylis Premier TSaldaris and
other government officials proclaim that
the triumph of crowned democracy"
means stability for Greece. Fear is
nevertheless widespread that the new
regime. because of the baleful circum-
stances under which it was born. may
become Fascist in tendency, with
strong leaning toward the "totalitarian.'
or dictatorial, state that Mussollni and
Hitler nave erected, respectively, in Italy
and Germany. 1t remains to be seen.
therefore, whether the newest SHIFT OF
the Athenian scenery has set the Greek
stage with any degree of permanence.