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Evening star., 1935-04-14
ILLEGAL RUM PUT
AT 5)a5 OF TOTAL
Code Official, Asking Tax
Cut, Sees BootIegging
Great as Ever.

BY the Associated Press.
In letter to Secretary Morgenthau,
Ammon Mcclellan, executive director
of the rectifierS' code, estimated yes
terday that bootleggers supply from
so to so per cent" of the liquor drunk.
= Il regret to say it, sir" Mcclellan
wrote in arguing for a reduction in
the tax on spirits, but the suppress
sion of the bootlegger by the enforce
ment route has failed"
Morgenthau had no comment for
publication on McClella1's assertion,
but it was known he disagreed with
the rectifier's conclusions. The Treas
ury Secretary said recently that the
Government was gradually gaming in
it's attempt to control bootlegging.
Asserting rectifiers had co-operated
with Secretary Morgenthau in his at
tempt at rigid enforcement" McClel-
Ian said:
1--WE have had over year Of re-
peal now, and we have only to look
about to become convinced that boot
Logging is still here. and, we fear, here
to stay until the Government adopts
the common sense policy of recon-
mending to Congress a reduction in
the tax on distilled spirits"
Although he commended internal
revenue agents, Mcclellan wrote:
Their labors have been in vain be-
cause a mere handful Of men are
called upon to smash the bootlegger.
which. it would appear. is difficult
task for an army"
Mcclellan said reports to his Office
indicate bootlegging is prevalent and
widespread and there is just as much
illicit liquor manufactured and sold
in this country as there was shortly
after the repeal of the eighteenth
amendment"
Evening star., 1935-04-14

Dated hot dogs! FrankfurterS
guaranteed fresh by the United States
Government through its agency, the
Bureau of Agricultural Economies!
The U. S. No. l frankfurter is a
gem of perfection, the bureau re-
vealed yesterday. 1t has just begun
its dating and stamping service. Here
are the requirements for dog to be
stamped with the purple okay Of the
department:
Uniform in length and thickness,
firm and resilient. The outer surface
must be free from roughness. wrinkles
and breaks; it must have an attrac-
tive dark wine color, and the castings
must be tender. Sinews, gristle, liga-
ments and cartilage are out. The
bureau won't stand for extraneous
beef parts in the No. hot dog. It
outlaws altogether beef hearts, head
meat, snouts, tripe or stomachs.
But even II the anxious sausage
Evening star., 1935-04-14
OKLAHOMA DUST
WAR UNDER WAY
Farmers to Stage Comeback
by Fall, They Say, Re-
tusing Flight.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GUYMON, Okla, April 13.-Em-
battled wheat farmers Of the Okla
homa Panhandle choked amid new
dust clouds today, but few enter
tanned even a passing idea of joining
some 100 families who have left
rented acreage for greener pastures.
In one season, perhaps even before
Fall, this land can stage comeback, y
declared H. C. Hyer, Texas County
farm agent. 1T has not been
seriously harmed by dust and wind. !"
With the dust still centered in this
region of Oklahoma. there was little
or none flying in the other sectors hit
hardest in the series Of storms-the
Texas Panhandle, Southeastern Col
Western Kansas.
Dust rolled westward in Arizona
today, but reports from Los Angeles
said Pacific cross winds stopped it
200 miles from the California border.
At Topeka, Kans., Gov. Alf M.
Landon announced plans to make a
tour of the Kansas area suffering
from dust and drought. He will study
anti-soil erosion projects and the
Spring and Summer crop prospects.
"The wheat mostly is gone" said
County Agent Hyer, "but with nor
NAL rain this Fall and snow next
Winter the land can produce another
bumper wheat crop next year. Per-
haps not quite as good as in those
years when Texas County produced
more wheat for its size than any
similar area in the world-but a good
crop.
1.-The land is not in danger. The
health and the welfare of the people
who till the land are. That's why
some people have left, but all have
said they would come back when the
weather improves. Most of them
feared the dust would ruin their
health"
The storm in this region was abat-
ing tonight. and early relief was be-
lieved in sight. Employment OF 1877
engineers and aids to institute a
program of deep plowing In seven
Northwestern Oklahoma and Pan
handle counties, to prevent more
blowing of dust, was approved re-
Gently by the created State Conserva-
ton Commission.
Gov. E. w. Marland of Oklahoma
has asked s50O,0O0 in Federal funds
for the work.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
ITALY TO MOBILIZE
TWO new DIVISIONS
King Victor's Decree Accompa.
nies Declaration Favoring
Ethiopia Commission.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, April 13-Mobilization of
two additional division of Italy's
armed forces was authorized in de-
cree tonight by King Victor Emanuel
At the same time a government
spokesman said Italy has informed
the League of Nations of her willing
ness to deal with Ethiopia through
the establishment of a conciliation
commission
This decision was placed before the
League by telegraph Thursday, he
explained. but in no way indicated
Italy has reached an agreement with
Ethiopia.
A note concerning Italian willing
ness to proceed with the establishment
of a conciliation commission has not
yet been communicated to Adds
Ababa, the spokesman said.
Although Italy still believed direct
negotiations with Adds Ababa con-
stituted the best method of settling
differences between the two nations,
he explained, Italy agreed to concilia-
ton in view of Ethiopia's stand.
The two new divisions probably will
consist of infantry and artillery regi-
ments. The personnel will be drawn
from three classes already under arms.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Canaries Singing
"YUnkee Doodle"
To Be Displayed
IEhicdgOan to address
Local Far,ciers and
Breeders.

Can your canary sing Yankee
Doodle?
Howard Fogg of Chicago. has some
which can and which he will demon
strate Tuesday night when he meets
with the local canary bird fanciers and
breeders at the Ambassador Hotel.
Fogg, secretary-treasurer of the
National Canary Breeders Federation
and managing editor of the associa-
tons magazine, has called the meeting
to discuss plans for national con-
vention this Fall of those who make
canaries a hobby or business.
He will speak on birds and talk
of the convention plans to the ac-
compartment -of his trained birds
singing Yankee Doodle and other
songs" The meeting is scheduled for
7:30 pm in the east lounge of the
hotel. More than 100 are expected
to attend
Evening star., 1935-04-14
RANDOLPH STUDIES
ST. LOUIS POLICE.
Gets Ideas on Law Enforce.
ment for Use in the
District.
Special Dispatch To The Star.

special DlSpatcn 10 Ine star.
ST. LOUIS, April 13.-New ideas
about law enforcement that may result
in recommendation for improvement
of the Washington Police Department
were accumulated today by Repre-
sentative Jennings Randolph Of West
Virginia, as he saw various branches
Of the st. Louis Police Department
In action.
Randolph, who was chairman Of
the special House Crime Investigating
Committee, that delved into the oper-
ations of police and courts in the Cap
ital, made an extensive tour Of the
police system when he visited st. Louis
to address the Jefferson Club.
With Col. John j. Phelan, treas
urer Of the National Board of Police
Commissioners, as a guide, Randolph
visited the police records room, where
100000 cards are on file; inspected
the modern cells in the seven-story
headquarters building, said to be
among the finest in the world, and
saw the radio and "show-up" rooms
OF the department.
The Representative heard Col.
Phelan praise Washington for its
civil service system for police and
learned that st. Louis officials are
vigorous in their stand against civ
ilian trial boards. The chief of
police, four members of the Board of
Police Commissioners and the mayor
form the trial board here.
Organized crime is on the run in
st. Louis, Col. Phelan told Randolph,
and frequent investigations are al
ways beneficial to law enforcement.
BY playing no favorites, using up-to-
date methods, and by speedily and
vigorously prosecuting cases, the St.
Louis police are meeting with success
in their drive on crime, Randolph
said he was informed
After the tour Randolph conferred
for an hour with Mayor Bernard
Dieckman and Police Chief Mccarthy,
asking numerous questions and max
ing notes of statistics given him.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
OLYMPIC TO BE JUNKED

SOUTHAMPTON, April 13 (P)-
The graceful Olympic, greyhound of
the Atlantic and sister ship of the tt
tantic, was reported today to be due
to follow the Mauretania to the scrap
heap.
The Cunard-White Star Lines did
not deny a report that the veteran
liner, one of the most famous on the
high seas, will go to the ship break
ers for conversion into scrap metal.
Tentative plans call for keeping
the Olympic here in drydock for three
months before a trip to her last rest
ing place. Scheduled cruises in
American waters were Cancelled re-
Gently.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
LABORER HELD INSANE

BOSTON, April 13 @-Thomas
F. Murphy, 20, Cambridge laborer, ar
rested as the writer of letter threat
ening the life of President Roosevelt,
was described today as insane and
committable" by DR.. Karl M. Bow
man, acting medical director of the
Boston Psychopathic Hospital.
The opinion was submitted to
United States Commissioner Edwin
C. Jenney, who ordered Murphy trans
terred from the hospital to East Cam
bridge Jail to await arraignment in
Federal Court Monday.
Murphy was arrested April S by
Federal agents assigned to investigate
letter received at the White House
March %.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Baltimore Man Sued.

MIAMI, Fla, April 13 @.-Alleg-
ing that A. P. Miller of Baltimore
Nd, owner of the yacht May Time
now docked at suburban Coconut
Grove, left Miami April II without
paying a debt of $914.40 owed fol
repairs on another boat, Southern
Dry Dock & Storage, Inc, filed a hbel
action in Federal District Court here
Attachment of the boat in behalf
of the corporation is sought.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Father GiUen Food
after Stealing Milk
For Hungry Babies
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 13.- Justice
transcended technicalities of the law
today to provide William Rittereiser,
IL. with food for his wife and six
children.
Rittereiser and a neighbor stole a
case of milk from a dairy today. An
hour later a detective burst into his
dingy fiat and found Rittereiser warm
ing two bottles of the milk.
In another room were his wife and
six children, aged IS months to 13
years.
Sure I stole it," Rittereiser said.
"Now you can take me away"
The dairy owner refused to press
the charge and sent a basket Of
groceries to feed the family over the
week end. Magistrate Brodsky. in
Yorkville Court, dug into his jeans
for a IS bill.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Dated Hot Dog Is No. !
For Taste and Personality y
Copyright. A. p. Wirephotos.

maker meets all these tests, he still
must be sure his unwrinkled triumph
has a definite sheen wien freshly
cut. And lack of a pleasant and ap-
pealing aroma and a delicate and ap-
pealing taste will negate meeting all
other standards.
Government graded and dated
franks can be bought now in Wash
ington. So many butchers want their
dogs" stamped by Uncle Sam that
the bureau can't meet all requests.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Momentum Saves
Man as He Runs
Into Deadly Wire
BY the Associated Press.

6y IHc AoSOClatcQ freSS.
AUBURN, N. Y, April 13.-
Edward McCombs Of Akron,
Ohio, was knocked unconscious
today as he came in contact with
an electric Transmission wire
carrying 1900 volts.
The truck he had parked on
a hill started down grade and
he ran after it. The truck
struck a pole carrying the wire
and broke it of. McComhs' mo-
mentum, said police. exceeded
the currents pull, and saved his
life. Unconscious for 10 minutes
at a hospital, he left later feel
ing o. K"
Evening star., 1935-04-14

H.EO, is an abbreviation that sums up
the triple combination of qualities that
makes the 1885 Nash outstanding among all
motor cars. 1t means, of course, Ride, Per-
Torrance, Style =. the sn1oothest Ride,
the finest Performance, the smartest Style
ever produced all together at one time in
one motor car.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Home Talkies Aided.

Self-contained, compact, new
16-mm. sound on film" camera is
offered for home use. It records the
voice of either operator or subjects.
A new protector accompanies it.
Evening star., 1935-04-14

Upper: A train stalled yesterday
by a dust drift at Dodge City,
Kans. Photo shows a second en-
CINE trying to extricate one caught
in drift. While crews and track
workers were trying to clear
path, dust befogged the air. The
storms have made railroading diff
ficult throughout the area.
Lower: The Texas Senate at
Austin was temporarily gagged by
a dust storm. Lieut.. Gov. Walter
Woodul, presiding over the Upper
House, is shown wearing a surgical
mask.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
NEW HOMES.

In Woodridge-6 bright rooms. 3 bed
rooms. recreation ROOM fireplace tiled
bath shower. garage. weather-stripped
going fast. $500. $500 cash. Open
Sunday j pm. MAYNOR, 26O5 Brent
wood rd ne Phone North 433S
Evening star., 1935-10-26

RGETOWN-Recently Temodeled brick,
1856 33rd; rms, ga baths. big tree. alley:
$3.50: cash. $3.50, bal. at 5Pe. S35: ID
mo-: mr.. library. schools. West 1888 2S.
Evening star., 1935-10-26

Wanted-PetWOrth House
In exchange for my brand-new, beautiful
detached home. Phone National 1881. =
PRACTICALLY NEW, $3.50
ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE-ONE YEAR OLD.
Near Sacred Heart Church.
g bright rooms. . colored tile baths,
library. dinette. 2 brick porches. Natl. S949.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
I"I" IhIIIB DI. TIIUIIC hICh. ID-
NO CASH PAYMENT.

Five large rooms and bath. large lot and
shade trees. in high location; S35 per mo.
Call ROGERS & TOMPKINS. HyattSville
Evening star., 1935-10-26
A MARVELLOUS
OPPORTUNITY

To compare the values of < different
types OF homes built in and around Clar-
endon. Each a 6-room modern brick
some with automatic heat. X architects
prepared the plans for these homes. there
fore different architecture. X master
builders supervised the construction.
Space will not permit more descriptive
account but If you DENY yourself the op-
portunty TO inspect and compare these
values We are doubtful to the possibil-
titles OF another opportunity like this.
Some of these homes are priced so low
that with a payment of $500 down. bal
ance will be like rent.
A. AND B. DEVELOPING CO INC.
2Il6 Wilson Blvd Clarendon. Va.
UaIp
Evening star., 1935-10-26

1918 A ST Sc
Vacant. Near Eastern High School
Colonial brick. arranged for two families;
Just reconditioned throughout: six rooms
and tile bath hot-Water heat. double rear
porches. garage. Convenient terms can
be arranPed
John F. Donohoe & Sons,
Evening star., 1935-10-26
SALE-HOUSES.
lCnnfinuadl

GEoRGEroWN-Re remodeled brick.
1866 33rd; 8 rms; ga baths. big tree; alley;
mo: nr. library. schools. West 1733. IS.
IRVING ST; NEAR AR a7th SitS ST. n MW SLrr.r
Reduced for Immediate sale Inspection by
permit from j. DALLAS GRADY. 1104
Vermont ave. Phone District gl79.
WILL SACRIFICE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
Including gas heat S12, 800
THOMAS p. BROWN 6l5 4th St. s.w.
s. 5oOECozY no2n5. EIIN EBuIENG,ALoW: TAKoMA'
S6.5OoIshepherrd 9; r st. ta' fe NV Wv at 18th
6o5oETackeTma m St 81 OF Georgia ave ave-
THREE BARGAINS sELIBERAL TERMS.
Sunday; Phone Adams 221S.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. INC,
WONDERFUL BARGAIN.
Capitol Hill-I2 rooms, 9 baths; sinks. 3
rooms. Rented about Sl30 mo. furn. or
unfurn,; semi-det Bldg. loan from SIS 900
OWNER. Address Box 265-K- Star ONCE.
oe,o .o HILLcREsT
26l9 Send st. s.e.-Inspect this new
bath, large attic; cellar, latest kitchen
e4ined eqHipment e open pen fireplace An ideal home
Open and Lighted Evenings
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave Sc.
BUNGALOW.
Rooms, 3 Bed Rooms.
stores, schools and churches: terms ar
ransed Mr. FIELDS, phone Georgia 2O42
ONE OF THE BEST sMALL-HoME BUYS
IN WASHINGTON
81 500.
1928 D ST. Sc
Rooms fath: B. +. d,M dATpWEII HI EIee' Garage.
-3024 Penna. Ave E Georgia 6a67. .
500 PARK LANE. BATTERY PIX.
BETHESDA.
30 GpenMmove in at once: $3.50: $3.50
rooms and bath. attic. fireplace garage:
MARROW BEECH CORP. NET 117O,
I HAVE SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
room. and rooms. on improved streets
row. semi detached and corner. that
can can accept o3e @ small clear house or house
M B. Weaver
Dist. 3347. CIev' 4o44.
1l39 ABBEY PL. NW.-S5,g50.
6 rooms and bath. newly conditioned;
open for nspection RASpE x RRVfS
25l5 Penn. ave. Sc.
NEAR cTTc. ST GAABRIEETs. 5A5FI
Larger ow pree te@s
See Mr.. MOSS. Georgia 64S3.
$500 CASH PAYMENT
New 6-room brick houses excellent con-
struction. good neighborhood Must be seen
10 be appreciated. Corner house. S7,350:
inside house. S6.S50 Open for insuection.
1901 AND 1909 10Th ST. Sc.
ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 H St NV District 1900
FOXHALL VILLAGE
One OF the beautiful homes in this high
class community. Vacant and all in i'm
maculate condition. Deep yard garage and
paved alley Price $3.50
OPEN DAILY > TO g.
BOSS & PHELPS
S6.950-S75O CASH 500 MONTH.
Modern Home First Commercial Zone
Values Are Sure to Increase-See it.
2l7 KENNEDY ST NV
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV Dist 3347.
50. 3.S5o-VACANT
In convenient section of the northeast
siX-room and bath brick, lust redec-
GRATED. comfortable home that can be
purchased on a small down payment
with monthly installments less than rent.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
SlJ Penn
Evening star., 1935-10-26
REAL BARGAINS.

SIS S50-1O5 Battery Lane. Battery Park.
Brick emi-bungalow. large living room
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen and
sun parlor on first floor: two bed rooms
and tile bath on second floor; large Tecre-
alton room with shower bath and built-in
garage in basement. Large lot. 20 feet
front. over 5000 50. #. ground. Open
II m. to pm.
IS S5O-12i7 Wisconsin ave-Com-
pleted in about ten days half brick. half
frame; rooms. tile bath. sleeDing porch
bed rooms. oak floors throughout. front
and rear Dorches, hot-water heat, one-car
Evening star., 1935-10-26
1900 H ST National ] 50


Beautiful Dutch Colonial house, nice
rooms large lot all modern Improvements.
several nice shade trees. concrete street;
high-claSs Md. suburb. Price. $3.50 Sell
on easy terms or exchange. subject S3.5OO
first trust. for clear lot or acreage. Also
broom modern BUNGALOW: price. 81 500
JOHN NJ. KING d CO, zoos Ith ST. NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED FIRST FLOOR LARGE
living room. bed room. private bath. kitch
en- and dlnette. in new house in nearby
Virginia; TO employed couple. 1908 Bar
ton ave. Livingstone Heights, Va. Phone
Walnut SCI 5-W 80
Evening star., 1935-10-26
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(Continued.l

ss4-NEw 8-BED-R ROOM, 2-BATH, OIL
nqefy Teephone oWNER at tQen ao66
BRAND-NEw GROOM DE LUKE HOME
in choice location. 10 minutes from DOWN
yAcANT-5eO6 ILLINOIS AVE. NV
or, b.. ami. gar: convenient newly dec;
GentileS, adults; SO. Georgia O179.
14O5 MANCHESTER LANE. N.w:-EIGHT
rooms and bath by SiipsnN hi slestfets co 1and ana
Vermont ave. Phone Metropolitan 500.
555 18th ST. S.E-COLONIAL, MODERN,
$50. F. NJ. DOYLE. Realtor. Dist 1860.
2.3.5 10th ST. NW-NEWLY DECORATED
soTSG saraPe: HSuSe. S}6e. menth alef sANDoz. INC.
PHONE DECATUR 40l0. "
CLEVELAND PARK, 5000 LOWELL ST;
n.w.--A modern detached corner home OF
per per month. Phone National 0s52
zoos DOUGLAS ST. NE.-S ROOMS @
bed rooms; full bath second floor. lavatory
ditioned; near schools, churches. busses
and car lines. Phone National 1872 or
Emerson 5039 after Il O'Clock and Sunday.
4503 ARKANSAS AVE, N.W;..o ROOMS.
bath; house in excellent condition; ELECTRIC
refrigeration: open: S67. so. GOSS REAL
TY CO. 14O5 Eye st. NV. National 1853.
2325 2Oth ST. NW.-S1OO; ROOMS.
bath electric refrigeration. garage. GOSS
REALTY CO., 1405 Eye st. NV. Natl 1853.
1850 BRANDYWINE ST. T.N.W.-DETACHED
brick residence. & rooms and > baths. ami,
garage, fine condition: available November
. ! rent: so per month. HI r. CARLER;
National AIS.
WOODRIDGE---6 r.. H.-W.H.. FIREPLACE,
gar. best section, S65; s rooms, h.-w.h.,
BRooKLANDG7 rms. h-w.h.. near
church. school and stores. S52.5 Call
North 72O:; inquire DIT R. I. ne.
1920 NEWTON ST. NE-S67 so.
SPmi-dPtachPd PlaSSPd nOrch
SAM RosEY. PHONE NORTH 55ia.
ALL-OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
park: new-house condition. q rooms. double
screened porches elec refrig. garage. In
aulre at l54l l4th st. NV:
WAVERLY TAYLOR INC.
CHEAPER THAN RENTING.
New brick bungalow. Small cash pay
ment 500 no. 1898 25th ne, Woodbridge.
TAKOMA PARK MD, 40 SYCAMORE
ave- rooms. bath. attic. hot-water heat,
screened porch. basement. built-in garage;
S52.5
hl3 l5th 81. NV. National 65SS
@-room sn and s-bsth bE f1In bricE isp row house.
electricity, hot-water heat: third
floor arranged for apt: SS5
SHANNON d LGCHS co.
sos st. NV National "345.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
rooms. one bath; new brick house.
vember Ss5.
. EDW. H. JONES & CO..
-5a2h CONN AVE NV. CLEV o30O
ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
Detached residence with beautifully
Iandscaped half-acre lot exceptional To-
cation; Q rooms and y baths; garage
TYLER d RUTHERFORD INC
1920 K st. NV. National 0475.
FOR WHITE.
1447 You st. n.w-6 r. b.: heat
elec. ard hot water furnished S55 90
5lH Roxboro pl. n.w.-6 r. b. 50 90
3S9l Blaine St net T.. b---- 1900
l!53 Sth st. n w.--S r. b------ 200
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2l00. 925 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
BLAIR LEE.
TEOs. J. OWEN Z, SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
l43I EYE ST. NV.

Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-10-26

WE HAVE The BEST LOCATED ACREAGE
available for subdivisions IN suburban
Washington. either IN the country club sec
tion or in sections desirable for low-cost
houses II you do not believe that people
are buying property look al the record
hist of the nearby counties. See us now.
w. S. HOGE, Jr., REALTOR,
District R563 Evenings Walnut qI5Sy
Evening star., 1935-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

. BED ROOMS. FURNISHED, AND
kltchenette wanted by Nov. 7th reason
able. Address Box @12-K. Star office.
2-ROOM FURN. APT. NEAR WALKING
distance John Quincy Adams Jr High
School, Address Box 43o-J Star Office.
FURNISHED l-ROOM. KITCHFNETTE
and bath; NV. section; S45 or $50. Call
Shepherd 2S40-J.
2-ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH APT BY
2 adults; reasonable rent. Call West
OS44-J, after r m.
ROOMS KITCHEN BATH UNFUR-
nished. by young couple near Rock Creek
Park or Potomac Park preferred; state
price. Address Box 215-K. Star Office. ,,7'
UNFURNISHED L.HK. APT OR ROOM
by Nov. ]. Please call Mrs. ABBOTT, Apt.
2nS Sterling 1858 between rs pm. 26'
WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE
Surrounded by private small apt. with
potential charm of GEORGETOWN, where
gentleman in Govt. can pursue literary
efforts without relentless radios and bab-
bits. Address Box 25S-K, Star Office. %
COLORED-FLAT OR APT > OR 3
rooms, with kitchen bath and porch Call
Potomac 4710-M 2S"
Evening star., 1935-10-26
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS PROCURED
FINANCE SERVICE INC
e39 N. Ave NV Natl 1904. 3SO5.
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