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Evening star., 1935-09-19

singing praises of the sport In
certain local film which needs no name
=. that more people know what to do
this Fall when a tango, rhumba or
waltz is played :. Buddy hasn't de-
cided whether they went to dancing
school this Summer or whaD E. that
Harlem's famous "truckin' has yet to
invade the sedate Mayflower &.
that the most popular chantie of the
moment is Il Wish I Were Aladdin"
as who doesn't :. for this num-
ber the Harmon siffleurs (whistlers to
youse) -. have worked out special
chorus.
X X X
TOPPING Teddy's guest list last
week Postmaster General
James Farley with Chip" Robert :. :.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
others Jean Ullman :.
Leonard Nicholson. jr. Kay
Lathrop and Johnnie Simpson :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Beers :. Helene
Evening star., 1935-09-19
Benefit Party Slated.

SILVER SPRING, Md, September
10 (SpeciaD.-A benefit card party
will be held in the Silver Spring fire
house tomorrow night at O'Clock
to raise funds for the local fire de-
partment.
Evening star., 1935-09-19
JACK REES once studied at George
town University this week he

dances at the
Shoreham with
Joyce Coles =.
thence back t.
h ! S academies
.. going to Co.
lumbis Univer-
sity in New York
this Winter to
seek a Phi. D
DR.. ReeS the
Rhumba Kin G
twill be mex t
season . AL
and Val Reno hit
the deck of the
Evening star., 1935-09-19
FREEMAN NAMED HEAD
OF GRAPHIC ARTS GROUP
q. H. johnson Is Vice President,
E. B. Heimer Secretary and
MI Iones Treasurer


William N. Freeman, general man.
ager of the Washington Shopping
News, was elected president of the
Graphic Arts Association of Washing
ton at the organizations twenty-first
annual meeting at the Raleigh Hotel
Tuesday night
Other officers elected we're: Vice
president, Otis H. Johnson, record
ing secretary, Edgar B. Heimer;
treasurer, Maxwell L. Jones.
Fred j. Hook, director of the De-
partment of production management
of the United Typothetae of America,
principal speaker Of the evening, ad-
dressed the group on production and
management problems.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
GOLD MINING BOOMS
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Devalued Dollar Prompts Many
to Reopen Old Pits in Wide
Piedmont Area.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. May g.
Doomed by the devalued dollar, gold
mining is flourishing again in North
Carolina, first of the States to be re-
corded as a gold producer.
Old mines, many of them idle for
years because their low-grade ores
would not pay operating costs in the
days of the higher gold-content dol
lars, have been reopened. In wide
belt through the Piedmont section OF
North and South Carolina gold ore is
found with frequency. There are more
than 500 recorded mines in the two
States.
The general resumption of mining
brought survey by the United States
Geological Survey under the super
vision of j. T. Pardee. who worked in
cooperation with H. j. Bryson, State
geologist of North Carolina. and
Stephen Taber, South Carolina geolo-
gist.
After investigations extending
through most of 1884, their conclu-
though worked for more than a CEN
tury, still hold future hopes.
North Carolina was credited in the
report with the first recorded gold
production in the United States during
the years 1804-23, which amounted to
$4,000.
Since that time the total value of
gold produced in the State is fixed at
$23, ,550,0 900, Of which about 90 per cent
was mined in the Piedmont section.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON c. WEDNESDAY MAY 1885,

Pan-American Clipper on their recent
record-breaking Hawaii hight.
On those figures, on estimates of
probable commercial returns and on
negotiations with the Inter -fsland
Corp, which operates q flight service
in the Hawaiian Isles, depend the
schedules, with . weekly flight to
China and semi-weekly pay-load trip
to Honolulu from the bate st Alameda
now considered an ideal.
The company will link the United
States with its 5000 miles Of airways
now operated in China and add
another leg to its 21-country flight
system, the inaugural investment being
figured at upward Of $5,000,00
Stanley Kennedy, president Of the
Inter-Island Corp, left Monday night
for San Francisco without disclosing
the status of the negotiations. Pam
American Anyways omcials said they
were progressing"
Evening star., 1935-05-08
WILLIAMS SCORES
Mr.. A. EXTREMISTS
Former Head Tells Manu-
facturers of Efforts ito
Destroy Order"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va. NAV 8.-S. Clay Williams, former
N r. A. chief, last night said
extremists whom he labeled the New
Deal plus" were responsible for most
of whatever lack of confidence has
been felt toward the New Deal"
In an address before the convention
of the Association of National Manu-
facturers Williams defined the New
Deal" as the program defined by
President Roosevelt and the New
Deal plus" as the Roosevelt program
together with extremist plans of those
who would destroy the existing
order"
Busy in Every Field.
"These substituters-these advocates
of q New Deal plus-have been busy
every day and in almost every field"
Williams said. They have rarely
overlooked a chance to lay the basis
for carrying the New Deal beyond
its bounds and to hasten, as they
think. the coming of the day when
everything shall be delivered over to
those strange orders of life, and Of
Government and of business which
they have imagined-and are insisting
despite their failures elsewhere-can
do something beneficial for the citi-
ZEN" %st
Williams. an official of the r. j.
Reynolds Tobacco Co., predicted Presi-
dent Roosevelts accomplishments will
place his name higher among the
great benefactors of America than
even his friends now think"
Living Standards Aim.
The speaker held that the prime
objective of N. r. A. and A. A. A. was
to increase the standard of living and
stressed both principles as non
revolutionary.
Discussing further the New Deal
plus, Williams said:
1T fear that the full measure OF
confidence which is necessary to salts
factory recovery in this country cam
not be realized until it is definitely
established that the New Deal is not
going to be dragged beyond its bounds
and extended into a New Deal
plus. s"*
st risk the guess that both farmers
and workers will decline with thanks,
but very firmly. the invitation to help
with the attempt that is being made
to drive past the bounds of the New
Deal and take this country out into
those unknown and dangerous areas
that are the goal of those who would
have New Deal plus"
Evening star., 1935-05-08

American nag, lost his job ct q
stormy school meeting last night.
His successor. Ward van De Bogert,
Widower and father Of several chill
dren, promptly announced he would
fehire Miss De Lee, while Armstrong
declared he would fight the election
In the courts.
Armstrong said the vote-De Bo-
eert IL, Armstrong 9 and blanks-
contained the ballots Of three
ringers"
In the event the challenges are
sustained, another election would be
necessary, since the result would
stand Van De Bosert 10, Armstrong
3, blank 2, leaving Van De Bogert
without Q majority.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
The mild cigarette THE athletes smoke
is THE mild cigarette f0rYOU!

Skillman, pro squash racquets Champion -
hundreds Of sports stars smoke Camels regu-
lafly and report that Camels never get their
wind" or nerves.
Whas this mlldnsss means 10 you'll. 1t
means you can smoke Camels all you want!
Athletes have made this discovery: CamePs
costlier tobaccos are so mild, they can
smoke all they please. without disturbing
their "wind" or nerves.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
20,523,053 CATHOLICS
in U. S. AND TERRITORIES
Survey Also Discloses Increase
in Number of Buildings
to 1884.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 8.-The Catholic
population of the United States, Alaska
and the Hawaiian Islands is now
20,523,053, an increase of 20O,459 over
1884, 1t was disclosed yesterday with
publication Of an Official Catholic
Directory by P. j. Kennedy e. Sons
Of New York
As possibly indicative of better
times" the publishers cited an increase
of an even 100, bringing to 1884 the
number of church buildings.
The church has established eight
additional seminaries in the United
States, bringing the total to 1913, it was
shown. These institutions, with total
enrolment of 23,579, showed an in
crease of 3,114.
Six new colleges for boys have been
established, it was shown. while the
academies for girls numbered seven
less. The total is 66l.
Evening star., 1935-05-08

get my wind never upset my nerves"
Other athletes back him up...."1 smoke
all the Camels I want, and keep in top
condition." says Mel OFT, slugger of the New
York Giants. 80 Georgia Coleman, Olympic
diver, says: "Camels don't cut down on my
wind 80. Bill Miller, oarsman;Jim Lancaster,
NJ Y. US 1884 basketball captain; John
Evening star., 1935-05-08
there's 50 much you can get exkm~
HUDSON

You know what you are getting in Hudson-because
Hudson gives you brocfins of claims! Americas
greatest stock performance proved again just
last month, when Hudson smashed 36 more off,
cial records at Muroc Lake, Calf =. Big Rotary
Equalized brakes, which, in public demonstrations
from coast to coast, have cut almost in half the
safe-stoppins distances police call perfect i.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
PACIFIC FLIGHT DATA
SOON TO Be IN USE
Pan.American Airways to Link
United States With Services
in 21 Countries.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May S.-Pan- American
Anyways engineers last night nesred
the completion of an analysis Of flight
data which will govern probable trans
Pacific schedules.
The figures were gathered by Capt.
Edwin Musick and his crew Of the
Evening star., 1935-05-08

A cigarette so mild you can smoke all you
want that's what athletes say about Camels.
And when champion talks about "condi-
tom" "wind"-healthy nerves-real to.
bacco milaness-he's got to knos@
Gene Sarazen says: Playing as much as
dol bsye to keep in condition. I smoke
Camels steadily. They are so mild they never
Evening star., 1935-05-08
TRUSTEE IN FLAG ROW
FIGHTS AGAINST CUSTER
School Board Member Who Dis.
charged Teacher Charges
"Ringers" Cast Ballots.

BY the Associated Press.
POMPEY HOLLOW, N. r., May 3.
The cannonading In the "Pompey
Hollow school nag" battle opened on
another front today Is James Arm
strong prepared to fight his custer -
trustee Of the one-room school In this
Central New York hamlet.
Armstrong, who last FAN dismissed
attractive, 2l-year-old Esther De Lee,
teacher, for alleged dissertation Of the
Evening star., 1935-05-08

Rassedness and economy, proved in nationwide
tests, and sworn to by thousands of owners .
Unequalled smoothness in motors which leading
engineers have called the finest built today. .. More
power-113 and 124 horsepower {. . Greater sejetv
in Americas ONLY bodies ALL of steel. And
for easier, safer driving, the Electric Hand Optional
at small extra cost.
Evening star., 1935-05-08

More Foreign Tourists.
Bavaria entertained twice as many
foreien tourists last year Is In 1898.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-10-31
New! Big 1Of Can!...

Calumet, the Double-Acting Baking
Powder, is now selling at the lowest
prices ever. The new-size can is yours
for dime! And the regular price of
the Full-Pound Can is only Csc! A
product of General Foods.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-10-31

delicately You frame your eyes, the
picture is spoiled.
When the eyes feel and look all
bury, a few drops of lotion help to
soothe and refresh them.
A lotion has no strengthening
effect-go to a good oculist If you
feel in need of that-but it does
lessen the danger of eye infection
because it removes irritating parti-
cles, and it's safe to use. Speaking
of safety-if you're fond of your
eyes, don't rub them. Rubbing your
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-10-31
Rubbing the Eyes a
Dangerous Practice

Mascara, eye shadow and brow
pencil if judiciously applied spell
glamor, but they're not the whole
story when the eye question comes
up-as 1t does every time you look
In the mirror.
Eyes can be dusty, tired, weary
and Redeemed. Then, no matter how
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-10-31

eyes is just the worst thing you can
do to them and 1t leaves them an I'M
becoming red without giving any real
relief at all. That's where a good
lotion is somebody's gift to eye-con-
scious humanity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-10-31
Malta Harbor With ''Nets''

To protect her Mediterranean posts
Great Britain constructed across the
entrance to Lazarette harbor, Malta,
the big seine shown below. 1t is a
long, powerful boom that would stop
submarine vessels. The floats are not
mines, but merely snares which would
trap vessels below the surface.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-10-31
SPANNING
Pacific Ocean, With Wings

Capt Edward Musick Qeft) and
Ralph Dohlstron, in the picture at the
right, at the controls of the China
Clipper, largest airplane ever devel-
Oped in the United States. 1t will carry
As passengers in the new service from
California to the Orient.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-10-31
CALLS FOR ACTIONS

Silence Is effective as a form Of
contempt; but not patching to
denunciation with IA kinds Of
epithe..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-10-31
LIGHTWEIGHT
Yank Boxers View With
Alarm This Flashy
Puerto Rican
THREAT

Here's a boy that the hot stove
league says may be the one to knock
Evening star., 1935-01-19
RENT-STORES.

914 R I AVE NE-SUITABLE FOR ANY
kind of business. in thriving neighborhood
Rent very reasonable. Apply 916 r. L ave
ne: Phone Decatur 1877.
FOR RENT-1S19 l4th ST. N.W.-LARGE
store. 90Xh5: excellent for restaurant. auto
dealers. accessories. etc; liquor license
available. WORTHINGTON. 735 Southern
Bldg. Phone National 1926. 10"
ON CONNECTICUT AVENUES FIT.
wide by A. IT. deep. Light and heat fur
nSl nished. 5000 per month. Address Box
NEAE axi3s 18Th aar AND sTs me-
WALTER A. BROWN.
1400 H ST. NV. National 1859.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY, GROWING
SECTION
sbo Vacant store tailor tailor cleaners barber
established as Taiior-cleaner business.
55O6 md St. NV.
(at 2nd and Kennedy Sts)
500, WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
s112 n; Y AVE. N.w.-sToREs s.o ~
Ill g Hs St. n.w.store and nat. $3.50
1928 N Cap. st.-Store and fiat. :. $3.50
23o1 Sherman ave. n.w.-Store and
soas Georeia ave-Laree store " $3.50
1924 Georgia ave.-Store and l r. 1850
M FRANK RUPERT.
1921 eth Street NV
1901 N: y AVE; N.w.-sroRE aox@6,
fronts fronts on Rio streets @lHls4 now used as
~ ,aao WAPIE JAMES. INC, NGG,isr s..-
Evening star., 1935-01-19
WANTEl-ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM KITCHEN bath op::
tionai: near K and Vermont ave. NV;
S3O-S4O; quiet young couple. no children.
Address Box 245-A. Star ONCE. 90.
WANTED or unfurn rooms and
kitchenette. and closed-in porch. 500 or
$40: with cleo and gas. furnished. Ao-
dress Box 49S-T Star office.
UNFURNISHED ROOM and kitchenette. by
clean AdleSS Box .93-A, Star of1ce. 2o-
UNFUR. VERY LARGE ROOM or two
smaller. kitchen. near car or bus. n.W.'
S25. Address Box 231-A. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-01-19
WANTED-APARTMENTS.
APARTMENTS FURN. g. UNFURN.

2llO r ST NW.-ONE ROOM AND
kitchen: reasonable and comfortable.
Evening star., 1935-01-19

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
8 ROOMS. BATH. UNFUR.. CHEVY
Chase or vicinity. by mother and daughter;
reas. Address Box 234-A. Star Office.
BY GOVT. EMPLOYE. SMALL HOUSE IN
vicinity Clarendon Va. near tranSporta-
tion. State amount of rental. year lease.
Address Box 235-A. Star oflce. 20.
Evening star., 1935-01-19
TARLE BOARD,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1909 10th St
n.W-Excellent home-cooked meals. rea
Sonable. Phone North 3739.
Evening star., 1935-01-19

TO SUBIET-IN EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
6-rm. porch apt. beautifully and expen-
siyely furn; also room or suite: home priv,
.ileges. Apt 81. 29O1 18th st. NV; Call
between IL a. m and 6 pm. or after pm.
Evening star., 1935-01-19

bath; limited time Trinity Towers Apt.
S17. 3O23 14th NV Phone Adams 3646.
1901 WISCONSIN AVE N.W.-3. ROOMS.
all outside. including heat: lights. gas
uriYate bath; desirable location.
Evening star., 1935-01-19

Northwest Housing Service.
1924 14th st. NV. Phone Col. 5000.
Furnished and unfurnished apartments.
houses and rooms: transportation sunnlied
Evening star., 1935-01-19
SALE--SUBURBAN.

HOUSE, $4,000. IN ALEXANDRIA. VA,
20 min from Washington-,7 rooms. hall
ments. Immediate possession. Phone Alex
andria l212-J 2Os
81 S2.50O-BUNGALoW RMS. a. BATH,
n:-wn;; needs paper and painting; $500,
M.eSe ave- ss BradBaFy eRTn Rss 20:
ssc1,so.a s5.79S a. MODERN sEMI-BUNGALoW
s saoe; large lot. well located; schools, stores,
trust pSrcRaser.0 p0'f Box Sai g. cs6in ma joins.
Md. or Telephone Bradley S2s-R' "'
EEES1EMoST ESx an dpRk PARK, VA.-BUMDING LOTS
i0% on SHo ali cssS ssSn Pb6D. SlS cash $40 no
H B TERREITs Sal Pa. Pa ave. eunHse INV. 0'11'
SuINGAILOOMS, sIN HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
Tasonoa FAX RqPsERr PsEE tdLHoo LoHR 81 CEDAR st..
Ksbs}hasdE KEAh9ABdE Lot 1G IN BUSINESS ZONE.
Ds'5 sofS6 SS Room
Interfering with house ~ BarSsiny BsiTy s1'59Tt 50o
Quick sale. Phone Kensington 32l.
t,T ti3n Of nearby Md. Brick; 9 rooms. bath.
sash. so per month. Address Box 243-A.
REPossEssED BUNGALOW, S ROOMS,
s:md completely reconditioned; reduced
ahode 1ssns sSe srms Mt apply @
Eayttsville $40.
BARGAIN.
rooms and bath. ami. hot-water
neat newly redecorated. Large lot, 50x20O.
Conveninet to bus and school, price
$3.50. $500 cash and $50 per month.
Heated and open for inspection. 3O6 Guy
ayr:. Eomonston. Md. Call Hyattsville 34O.
80, AN OLD COUNTRY HOME
al. AZ brick and in good condition. ten 70
Twelve large rooms with high ceilings and
seven hreplaces. Situated on 15-acre tract
commanding an excellent view In a set
ting OF trees and shrubs. this lovely old
nome awaits the hand of modernization
10 convert 1t into a home you would be
proud to own. Nineteen miles from Wash
ipgton, fronting on the Leesburg Pike, in
the hunting section. A real value at
Call MR.. PozER. Fairfax SO. or MISS
HILL. Wal. 933O-J for appointment Sat.
and Sunday. Dist. 65G3 during the week
W s. HOGE. JR;.
Evening star., 1935-01-19

DESIRABLE APT. FOR RENT FURNISH
ed. Immediate occupancy. 1850 Conn.
ave. Phone Cleveland 9n64.
Evening star., 1935-01-19

THE MISSISSIPPI, APT 43. 1895 w ST;
bath: large outside rooms; comfortably
$40 nanth 1Os
Evening star., 1935-01-19
CLUB MERIDIAN
CARROLL SPRINGS Inn

bus every SO min; suite, priv bath; also
single rn.: reaS. rates: transportation FUR
uished Phone Shepherd 2O4O.
Evening star., 1935-01-19
RENT-SUBURBAN.
6 RMS, IS ACRES, $40.

Farm house; am, elec lights. furnace:
20-min. ride to downtown, 3 mi. D. c.
line; servants room; large barn. chicken
houses. fruit trees; good for poultry. to-
bacco or truck farming; near Defense High
way. Phone Columbia 1851
Evening star., 1935-01-19
w. S. HOGE, JR..
NEARBY VIRGINIA,

1927 K ST. NV
District Evenings an6 Sunday
bo63. Clarendon 1882.
Cleveland 1IRS
Evening star., 1935-01-19
HOuSES-IlNFURNISHED


sso9 Wis AyEmgEAgTsIrHSL l BE G9ENER I,;}IS dss
PERe1 fasRea HerE kEGssHIn 5ssaSni0ts eo f7a1 NV
$50 to S55 MONTHLY RENT PAYS FOR
y9Yr y91z home q !, W No cash. r. B. sEHEisD sis
300 WILSON LANE. BETHESDA. Md
bed rooms n.-w.h;; ami; new paper and
paint W1,o,!,a sarsge sSss Phone National oS0S or
1929 IRVING ST. N.W-s ROOMS. BATH
SIMPSON CO. 1924 VI. ave, Met 670o.
SO6 CLEVELAND AVE. RIvERpALE. MD.
2 r.. ami, a.. garage: etc; Sb0: or ex-
change for city home. Met. 430O. EN-. O2lo.
CoLUMBIA, HEIGHTS @@S75i COLONIAL
j. 5rfsR aXRRR ssTasf ffsssh' 6efel sHaH0a a1o
BEST LOCATION IN ,KENsINGToN-6-
Call Kensington ILL.
al2 RAYMOND ST. CHEVY CHASE; H,as,s; MD.
GosS REALTY CO.. 1405 Eye st. NV.
Phone Natl. 1853. ------
Rms 1ses ts,b: EMERSpHK f %H ST EElesEEs4o.oo. sE
7e9 18th ST. Reaitor Natl. o75a.
CHEVY CHASE. 5342 4lst ST NV
soIy rooms Psb bed ssTsse Tssns s!o bath and lava
NATIONAL MoRTGAGE & INVESTMENT
1904 Vermont e0KeoNNA1iofNi AVE. nv National $3.50.
457 G st. s.w.-s Thtire 1nsi; bath elee. .sso5O
ad 1l8d iStG n st ava tmS b. b. eiee eIee
4nNMas Il Ma5s aye RR0WH FWI Ms 4th e St. 0 sW
s45-coLoNIoL DETACHED HOME.
rooms. bath enclosed sleeping porch. at
trsctive stone fireplace h.-w. h. elec.. ga;
Earden: 20 minutes from downtown. Call
detached home OF s rms. 8 b.. b..S,oo 90
1sas I'M HemiceS faIsss st. na.w.Asepi-
detached home of r. b" ,oooo
300 a%l Wiiscn saFfsf lane Bethesda. Md. ioOoo ~
IA fSSP 7s3S IS :, P2vIs ooSsANSS S.,i Ssa.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES,
6 rooms and bath TO II rooms and 3
nspefsNGn csPeshG 475 5EsaE Or csveand R MGSa n0e
624 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. Nv N.Ws;oo
sSth St peINeTNiy Ns.1sS dssoJstedb Ts ed 3 bath, b.
0uns,' fiR:' fBiRRo:'DIE & COLBERT, NC ,so-,
1907 Eye St. NV. National ss75.
saASENokTHWaEstd sgsyRBs y5ET|is
EDW H. JONES g. CO.. INC.
5520 Conn Ave-.
Clev 1900. EVENINGS Wise. 2672.
1864 STUYVESANT PL. NV.
6 rooms and bath detached; sleepins
porch sun parlor. INV h.. gas and elec..
builsin saEssss sss 5S,S sEfs 81 81 NE per month
4 rooms and water sink in kitchen. toi-.
let in yard Arcola heating system; house
in good condition: SIS per month.
FIDELITY MORTGAGE INV. CO.;
National 3431. 11O5 e st. NV.
1928 bS4ab.s 5sth ST, NW:-e H. B.. $3.50
1920 18th 18th St. SEC r.. b.. 5sso m
porches, garage -ooo'oo
$50 Peabody St N.W.-Semi-de-
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
1923 14th ST. NV, DIST. 3347.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-CHEVY. CHASE;
Complete List Of Rentals--Auto Service
w. c. & A. N. MILLER,
1119 18th st. NV. District 44e4:
Evening star., 1935-01-19
SALE OR RFNT-SURTRRAN

HOUSES. LOTS AND FARM LAND
Nearby Maryland and virginia. r. l.
BELL. 2O02 F ST. NV.
MD. PIX; RIVERDALE & BERWYN HTS;
Seabrook. Glenn Dale Hyattsville, Mt.
Rainier. Reduced price. terms rentals.
Big list farms: tSde on some. - Phone
georgia 6l46.
Evening star., 1935-01-19

ONLY 500 PER MO-; 5 LARGE. BEAUT1-
ful rooms and bath: steam heat. MI:
l5-min. drive Alexandria. Va. Telephone
N6etrnnnlifan S12l 80
Evening star., 1935-01-19

1910 KANSAS AVE NV ROOMS
enclosed sleeping porch. attractively fur
nished; electricity. gas and Frigidaire.
cont. h. w. garage; reas. Adams O422
3 ROOMS RECEPTION HALL. K. AND b:
and silver: Frigidaire Phone West 0932.
PARK LEE, 1870 PARK RD.-EXCEL. LO-
cation; l and 3 large. attractive rms. hall
dressing rm.. dinette. kit. bath: Frigidaire;
S525 50 $40. Phone Adams 1882.
The Washington times., 1935-08-23

to fruit salads add a decorative
cool touch. These each have
their own distinctive flavor and,
by trying them out, you can
find which appeals to you.
Decorative effects may also
be obtained by skillfully making
use of colorful vegetables for
garnishing purposes. Radish
roses are frequently used for
dinner menus in hotels and tea
rooms that strive for attractive
service.
With a little practice you will
find that these are not difficult
to make. Wash off round red
button" radiShes and trim off
stem and root. With a sharp
knife cut down toward the stem
end from the tip. Make about
five petals in this same manner.
Drop in ice water and leave in
the ice box for about one hour.
This causes the red covering to
to stand out like the petals of a
flower.
With little practice, you can
make double rows of petals or
If you prefer one row, you can
make the petals more narrow
and shaped.