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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-29

Pleasant Run members had a lot
of fun in the barrel tourney Sunday
with Won Spreckelson getting I'M
der the wire first with gross 66 and
net 70. Harold Erner had gross 81
and net 70. and Harry Old was third
with gross 81 and net 50.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

fN4'A + RAON-N ASSOOiA ltO
First Camel
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at $50 on WIRE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-29

THE winners of prizes in the
J. Sarah Shank blind par tourna-
ment Sunday were Harry Shade,
Clayton Schultz and Fred Siam,
who finished in the order named.
The Washington times., 1935-06-18
All MEMBERS
TAKE DAY OFF

This is scheduled to be a day
of rest for the weary members
Of the All Club who conclude
their convention here tomorrow
Led hither and yon by sightsee'
ing guides-"dragged" to almost
every penetrable nook and corner
of the National Capital in a
sweltering sun, the youthful mem
bers of the club today were ad.
mittedly whipped. They want
rest.
No business is planned. The
United States Chamber of Com
merce is giving them a party
tonight. Tomorrow they will
take a boat trip down the
Potomac to visit Mt. Vernon.
AS one bright-eyed member of
the group expressed it, the 100
young men and women from 40
states have seen more art gal
lerieS, monuments, historic build
ings and sites, than the average
American sees in lifetime.
Some members of the organiza-
ton were viSibly bored by the
long series of inspection tours
plann -. for their edification.
The Washington times., 1935-06-18
WIRE FIRMS ASK
HIGHER RATES

A general increase in the rate
for Government messages carried
over commercial telegraph systems
is under consideration of the Fed.
eral Communications Commission
Decision must be reached before
June 80, when the present Govern
ment rate, 40 per cent of the regu-
lar commercial rate, expires.
Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph, it was learned, have asked
the commission to authorize a sub
stantial increase, on grounds that
the low Government rate places
the carriers under a severe handi.
cap. The companies want the rate
boosted to the regular commercial
level.
Taking sharp exception to these
petitions, the Department of JUS
tice, representing the Govern
ment, has filed a brief with the
commission contending the COM
panies are required to provide a
low Government rate under the
post roads act of 1866.
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u.
HOnOrs D. T..
Brothers

Two Washington brothers
will graduate with high honors
from the University of Pennsyl-
vania tomorrow.
The brothers are Paul and
Thomas Hinkel, sons Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin P. Hinkel, 1900
block Varnum st. N. W. After
graduating from Cenral High
School, the brothers enrolled
in the Wharton School of
Commerce of the university.
Both were elected to Beta
Gamma Sigma honor society,
and in addition Thomas, who
is president of the graduating
class, was elected president of
Phi Beta Kappa. Paul was a
member Of the football and
track squads and both belong
to several honor societies.
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OIL QUIZ. ASKED;
CUMMINGS To
HEAR PLEA

Urging investigation of the
major oil companies Of the
United States, to determine
whether they are making secret
agreements, in violation of the
antitrust laws, a committee Of
the National Oil Marketers Asso-
citation will confer with Attorney
General Cummings, at noon today.
The committee to wait upon the
Attorney General and urge action
by the Department of Justice
was appointed at special meet
ing of the association yesterday
attended by the representatives
of independent oil jobbers from
approximately 80 States.
The meeting also voiced un-
equivocal opposition to the
Thomas oil control bill, or any
substitute of the same tenor,
holding that, in effect such legis.
lation would only restore the
Shackles under which the indie
pendent oil marketer was held by
the NRA." Delegates attending
the meeting are remaining over
today to visit their Senators and
Representative to ask their sup
port to defeat the Thomas bill and
the proposed substitute for it.
The keynote of the meeting was
sounded in resolution, unani'
mouSly adopted, declaring the indie
pendent oil jobber is opposed to
any measure or movement which
would mean the weakening or sus-
pension of the antitrust laws.
It was voted that President
Weber of Cincinnati and Secre-
tary Hadlick of Washington, be
authorized to participate in the
drafting of a code, for the petro.
leum industry, provided that the
code be for administration under
the supervision Of the Federal
Trade Commission.
In asking an investigation OF
the major oil companies by the
Department of Justice, the indie,
pendent oil marketers declared
they are being squeezed" out of
existence by oil producers and re-
finerS who are fixing prices to
them and maintaining, through
subsidiaries in the marketing field,
retail prices which do not leave
them sufficient margin of profit
The Washington times., 1935-06-18
BraddOck Brood
Thinks Title
A urtle'

JERSEY CITY, N. j., June 10.
Daddy brought home the bacon"
but the three children of Jimmy
Braddock, new world heavyweight
champion, understood it to be a
turtle"
Reporters asked the children
what they intended doing with
their fathers title" They thought
newSmen said turtle" and forth
with got out strings with which to
lead the animal around the house.
The three children are too young
to understand the import of their
fathers victory.
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Departures From Normal
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January l, 1885, 1853.
Excess of temperature since
June /, 1885, %.
Accumulated excess of precipita.
ton since January /, 1885, 1875.
Excess of precipitation since
June l, 1885, OFT.
The Tides
High tides today at $3.50 a. m.
and 9:27 p. nj.
Low tides today at 3:13 a. m.
and 4:04 p. m.
High tides tomorrow at 9:47
o. m. and 1918 p. m.
Low tides tomorrow at 4:O3
a. m. and 4:49 p. m.
The Sun and Moon
The sun rises today at 4:41 a. m.
and sets at 1885 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow at 4:42
o. m. and sets at 1886 p. m.
The moon rises today at 9:27
p. m. and sets at 6:21 q. m.
The moon rises tomorrow at
1905 p. m. and sets at 1884 a. m.
TEMPERATURES
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U. S. Couple Flee
japanese Police

TOKYO, June Is (U.S0.-Ha-
raised by Japanese police who sus-
pected them of espionage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Geaque. Americans,
cut short their visit to Japan and
sailed for home on the President
jefferson, which arrives at Seattle
June Is, it was learned today. The
Geaques came to japan to gather
lecture material.
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Dying Beauty
Found in Park

HOLLYWOOD, June 10 G.N.SO.
A beautiful blue.eyed brunette, the
victim of a criminal attack, was
found dying in Delongpre Park in
the heart of the film colony here
and police thus far are without
a single clue to her identity.
From the time she was found
by David Mansell, a chauffeur,
until she died in a hospital the
girl, said by physicians to be
between Is and Is years of age,
did not regain consciousness.
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CITIZENS TO MEET

Takoma Park Citizens Associa-
ton will hold an open-air meeting
at 1880 p. m. Friday at 1925 First
st. N. w. In event of rain, the
meeting will be held at the Ia
koma Park Library branch. Mrs.
Mary Lamond White and Mrs.
Walter Trey will be hosteSseS.
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Specially Shops-Furriers

cS@SansIIa orthOpedIo Shoes 900 18th az
CO0anS 7I2 7th ct nv 81 SIS
Nail HOsUitaI II0l 18th nv ME 2zq2
shirt & press Hospital l714 9th NV 70 O57I
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers Forms 927 18th NV .OI 1887
NatIOnaI Cash Register Co. 1908 nv MA 1875
CURRIERS'
Little America Fur Shop 1909 18th az 40 9301
joseph ROendOrf 8l7 llth NV MA 03l5
ZIrkIR Sons g2l 18th NV NE ais
Berthe HAT shop One Price 2s2s Conn Az AO OASs
LEATHER GOODS
@ " kInB SIl 18th NV 500. MA N1S2
SPORTS SHOPS
Gers Bicycle Repairs 5585 Ill ave. sc S2SS
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 W. 2s4S
8OydS School Of Sect 1888 st NV g.. MA 1912
Columbus University 1929 18th NV De S44S
Mae OaVIsOa DaneInO 1929 N ct MA SS4I
The
Miss Floods KIndsrSarte 1922 Mass ave NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G ct NV Ma 4o92
POtsetS Business COIleas l4th & Eye UtS VA 47l7
StanfIeId Sect School 10 14th NV Of 1888
Southeastern University 1888 @ Ct nv va S2So
WhitmOrs Sent School l41n r at NV ME 64GI
Williams Inst. Of Music SlA z st NV MO $50
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CHRISTIANS TRIUMPH

Ninth Street Christians tri-
umphed, IA to 3, over Calvary M.
E., in a Church League encounter
on the Monument Grounds.
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; UphoIsterins

FURNITURE
Albert In0raham Credit Furniture IL 1880
ThOmPSOH 8ros 1920 Good Hope I'd % ~ US56
UPH0LSTERIN0 AND SLIPC0VERS
P / Armstrong; S4l2 Rhode island ~ % nv O4.J
Artistic Upholstery Co PAST 18th nv AD SOIL
Bethesda RsfInIns Co SS22 Wis sVS WIS 2S22
Flash
;AViteI Uph0IsterInS 20 S4lH nth aW CO $3.50
Col Poly Inst Tor Blind chair Gamers :. MA 489O
rhOa King 92l Thayer Az Sill Spg, Nd SH l7S4
9 MOAllster uPhOlsterlnS EOS King Alex 500
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 Cap St 20 2954-W
Robertson Awning ShOp 2l5 ind ave ~ Ma 1854
W Spells 1888 nth NV 20 O2I7
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The Weather

Forecasts for Today and Tomorrow
District of Columbia Cloudy,
probably showers tonight and
Wednesday; slightly cooler; gen.
tie variable winds.
Maryland - Probably showers
tonight and Wednesday; cooler
tonight.
Virginia-Probably showers to-
night and Wednesday; slightly
cooler in extreme north portion
tonight.
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chaS BarthOImev 0l5 10th nv MA 7I86
Capitol View Watch shop 204 Isl % II 6694
OefibauOh Eye Glasses ct NV 49,. ME S846
D KrOndStadt 1879 Yth uw ..... NO Sa77
loVonson "YOur JsvOler" 1870 Pc ave nv MA S64S
G Mostly 1891 U ct NV NO 744I
PIIttS 1880 7th-1302 ct nv De SI52. NE Sis
Summeral1 $3.50 III JsWslry RsDaiTS
The Watch Sh0p T23 nth
Weber 2I3 Pa ave 20 ~ sass
ELEcTRIc CLOCK REPAIRING
Columbia JsWsrv She's 1894 Col I'd NV CO 1851
PLATING
D c PLATING & PoIIShiRS CO $40 l. q nv MA SS7A
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Florists

GARDEN SUPPLIES
BalderS0R & Co 626 Ind ave NV .o MA oa9I
FLORISTS
AmaRS Flower Shop 26l7 18th nv co IOO6S
ChaeOnaS Floral Co $500 l4th nv 500. CO 24I2
Flower Store 900 18th NV ,,,, ME 0369
c { G Flower Sore S04 18th $50. NE 7945
BY
c G Flower Store sos 18th nv ..,,,'ME 7433
c Flower Store OH = Ct nv ....ME 7G04
Guides 1912 ct NV ....NA A276
Howard Flower She's 9th & R ave 80. Of 5950
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CLASSIFIED
'Loans-Mortqaqes

REAL ESTATE
houshtOE Z Co 900 18th nv Of 1881
Corporation Construction Loans. 1916 4 81. n. W
Real Estate MOrtgage and Guaranty MA. I40;
Tyler & Rutherford 1890 ct NV MA 0475-I
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ga avs NV CO I727l
Bethesda Personal Banker 69s2 Wis ~ WI A37;
n Greenbaum 1904 Eye q OW ME S66;
Directory
State Loan Co 5000 ! ave Mt Rainier De 555s
PAWN BROKERS
RossyM Loan Co Rosslyn Va :. Wal 8A8l
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Auto Service

American Auto wrsekers 227S . NV :. De S7e2
Henry Poole l342 IL 90 IL $500
GasrtnsF's Auto Service rear 10 Cap. VA 1850
James { Murphy 1909 NV ST $500
Raybestos Brake Service 61H N 7 N... o. 9eiO
Hush Reid rear 901 sw ........ME NI9
Watts GARAGE rear 1927 o nv NO s2iO
FeatherstOne serV Angle 1905 ~ NO 906S
Auto Brake Service Co 427 K NV Nc sos
Auto Upholstery Cleaned: TiraIIa Process ~ 7516
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th NV -. M0 $3.50
IohnsON Auto RenaIr 231a Ga ave nv NO 1910
Reference
s Z Gufo Glass shcp 1908 - ..... ~ ssEs:y
Call Carl the 614 o. 277S
Perry Mason 2155 ChampIain It nv GO 1920
MecOmas OIdSmobiIe Ser rear 1918 IS MA SS7I
Modern Auto Body Wks 2l15 nv 80. We 72SI
National Auto Tep Co 21l8 ~ NV see. De 2349
M WashlRqfOR 81 Garage Alec Va AIeH z77
PhVIIU A TNlSOM 1701 NV NO a67&
Senator's Auto Wash SOC 2O4O Ga Az nv NO SSI*
BATTERY SERVICE
Dist BAT 4 EIee Ca 1877 eOth Nc 008S
eiRsII Glover Bat Flee Ser 26o6 Pa AZ WE 2@IO
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Beverages & Liquors

U LIauOr Co 1908 Columbia I'd uW AO $500
Ace Beverage Co 2443 IS nv LAD 1850
APs Liquor Store 1882 18th ct . DE 6SAl
Ambassador Beer & Liquor 2465 10 nv CO l22O
AmbrOsis DeIicatessen ~ & Fla AZ NV. mo 2020
Atlas Liquor Co . L ne ......ME A272
Cairo Liquor Shop 1918 II nv...... NO s7I2
Central Liquor Store SIS NV ..,ME 7735
COsta'S Contradictory S440 18th nv .... CO 7I43
Economy Liquor Store 143 B Il 60 -. u S74S
EeIker'S Liquor Store 370e Ca ave NV . CO 8S32
8 LIauOr Store 224o Mt Pleasant -. CO 2420
Hymam's Liquor Shop s1ss ut Pleasant CO ASS
Jaffe Liquor Store 20l 9 NV ....DI I742
LO-kO Liquor Store 1880 Eta AZ OO 49,. IL TIA
MuIheflh's Liquor Store II nv NE S376
PiVer's 0eIicatesSen { Liquor $3.50 IL NV CO I04IO
Plaza wine Liquor Store 705 CAP ME $50
ReId'S Liquor StOFS 1853 7 NV :. NO 94I9
Reliable Liquor StOrS 1921 "a nv De AS24
Sammy'S LiQuOP StOrO, I345 18th n. ". De. 5995
Sam EIvs SiI6 Ga Az nv :. &c SS56
Service Liquor ShSp 4O7 I ~ 0O. So. De e46A
Liquor store S2S Pa AZ CO.. .... u e727
Spanish store 1854 l7ti. DE I7a0
SteeIman's Liquor Store 274B IA nv CO 6767
True Blue LIau0F store 1888 Wis AZ nv We IS4s
Vintage Wine Liquor Store 2S10 Conn ~ co 1888
York wine { lI01sr store Ss5T Ga AZ co SS6S
Markets
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Drug Stores

EIsvSMth o. Pharmacy 500 II o. .,....... ~ II3s
Fss's" PhaFmaeS 1901 K-nV............NA ssSS
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WkSt|! : '!|Il 7AES

BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 q 81. n. ".
BATES DELIVERED By CARRIER In
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
Orders can b sent by mail or teleph hone
District $3.50. Collection 10 mAdO weekly
BY carries
RATES BIZ MAIL
Payable In advanced
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Insurance & Investments

Francis A MARKS Investment OldR MA $3.50
Henry J Rebb 1924 Vermont ave nv o. 0I4I
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc l4l7 ME 1870
WIN Sanders Co 1919 ct nv o. I0IS
Observation-Disclosures
The Washington times., 1935-06-18

Abby Radio Service S547 Ga ave NV CO S6sS
ABC Battery EI Ser Inc 1929 N Cap q De I7I7
American Radio Serv 1881 e Cap Ct u 00S2
Bills Radio Ser 1905 King Ct Alex Va Alex 250I
Call Radio Co 636-3S H ct no .... u 1888
Carriers Radio Co S267 N It NV we S0lI
Central Electric Service 1881 Ga Az co Sis
CIay's Majestic Phileo SerV 1889 18th NV De 5762
OufSO GraphOne. Radio Shop 1925 q SG LO II 4900
Gamers SOC Radio Ser Calls CO 69lA
GibsORS Radls SerV 1891 Belmont I'd NV CO 7ISS
To
Glenn Radio Co 47OS wis ave nv ..... CT ISIS
n Lord Radio Refs Service .....GE casa
Gardner D pInkett 1913 You St NV De S509
industrial 81 L Radio SerV 5l2 Fla ave De $3.50
Modern Flee Lab 500 Fla ave . DE G828
Radio Sam 2S17 Conn ave =. -. CO ASIA
SupePIOP Retire. SeFV $40 Eye Ct NV o. 1888
TFeWOVIa Radio Service 1910 e ct ne At cara
Universal Radio EIee Co l04 q ct NV Of $3.50
Wash Gun. Key Radio Co 3OO5 NJ NV WE 02I7.y
Williams Radio Service 1928 7th nv d SIS0
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Funeral Directors
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
los ! Bailey Co 22T ct NV 70 4S43
Cornish L Cornish 1921 10th nv 20 1874. 277O
Moons Funeral Homo 1929 U ct NV . NO 1855
John RhlReS Co 9Ol 3rd st Ew ME- 422O
N WlnsIOv & Fillmore 2O1l 18th nv NO 26A3
Furniture & UphoIsterins
The Washington times., 1935-06-18

A 4 r cIssR,us 4 Overs Co 2oS1 Ga ~ De $3.50
Allied Cleaners Overs 933 Hamilton nW GE Sass
hatcher Service 2039 81 nw ....... CT 4S32
B0TFV q Blake lS42 You d NV ,....DE 5I82
@ Evans S300 1Ith NV AO 6288
I4th al CLEANERS 4 Divers 2SIo IL NV. co O370
y GershaRsv Tailor 1921 18th NV co 2SSS
Service
NuvO Cleaners Z Dyer 1888 II nv -. co s522
PSrkvIew CIssWers. Divers 32I5 14th NV AD $3.50
sfratforS cI'ra r Dyers s8Ol av nv CO 1903
Wakefield Cleaner Divers 1913 Ind ~ Nv MA 1854
RUO CLEANING
LuwIM Rug Cleaning Co l72S It'll NV. NO gI6e
Mark KsshishiaR 1914 Conn az .....s..NA SSAS
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet ShON 409h King q Alex, va.
Grand C'traI Valet ShOP l342 ~ uW y 6S0S
Toms Waist She's 1877 IS nv ..... MA 22o9
wilkins Valet Service 1913 q nv MA AAS
The Washington times., 1935-06-18

PIANo-Bargains in grand and upright
Hugo Worch. lilo G St. N. w, Est. 1879.
The Washington times., 1935-06-18

American Houso CIeanInv Contractors me OA40
BaylisS Builders 4 CeRt SIS King Alex 298
8 BFeuninaeF L sons Investment bR ma 2040
c, n, Edwards Bldg Material 926 N ct uW MA 1875
Dial MaS0 Bros Iron Wks 1914 oW... o. 4230
GFuveF SlO Investment bg MA 1877
C KagIstfomeF Golf Club Manor -. WA 9290
MccoIrlck Side Corr 1910 " AZ uw
Murphy q AmeS LbT I'd Rosslyn. Va WE ISIS
Col J RObt Moog Wash Blvd Buchanan clar 1880
Ed u PeIllRen 50I Elm ~ TskOm0 PART Nd
Horn Construction CO 201 Inv bldg NE So
Rubbish West CO 1889 N z ~ NV. Ma $50
J ChaS Shapiro 1903 Z nv ma $3.50
Superior Construction Co 1881 q NV. me 2495
Marry WardmaR 1919 & nv ........ o. SeSe
WlIeox All C0Rd Care 1919 % AT I2I2
Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-VaIets
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Moving & Storage

All State Transfer Co local. long dist :. 81 5726
W Transfer Co 1919 " ct NV NO 1904
Call JaekSOn'O Express Co 1919 " It Nv 20 1898
Service
curIes eoss Nicholas ave ss....,. At mI2
Curtis Transfer 1870 T ct NV ......DE 1858
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap ct 80. ~ 1887
EagIe Transfer Co 1913 Q st ne ..,...NO 6642
EeklngtOn Transfer Co 1918 9Th ne 80. ~ S752
GOrdon'S 1899 18th ct NV -. 20 1885
MuIIens Trans Storage 2O1O 9th NO $3.50
Park View Pet Ex S706 Ga ave uwC0 O054
Reliable LEGAL Moving 222 C ct % -. IL 6IS7
ROGers Transfer 1863 1t ne ........ IL 9775
G D SWoffOrd 1919 9Th DE 0I90-J
Springs & Sons 60s N ? av NV ....... NE 1929
Walker 1899 nth nv De 1853
wilkins Local LSns o. Co 900 King It AIes We
M0TOR FREIGHT
Red Line IRs COS R : ave na 20 1853
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Professional Services

COTonic Irris PhysIOtherapy Masseuse d. S07I
Or A n Moore Chiropractor 1900 l NV NO 479I
Alec OIL Massage bv Grad Nurse .... CO 1854
Diagnosis Test Condition Of T. B.. CO 1854
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke Method 81 $3.50
Or n W Harris Dentist 1912 You st NV NO 7I62
Or J Francis Dentist 1924 18th " NO $3.50
James 100 Eye nv Scalp Specialist 81 $40
N lOekhart Masseuse ITO 18th st NV MA O56S
Or McCIaren Masseur Kresge bldg Of 64I2
Or Nelson tRDecialiStN ana Vth ct nW Treatment
free One weeks medicine 500
Or SCOTS Indian Med ca Ians 9th NV 20 sos
Scalp Treatment for Gentlemen ........ u 1892
Taxicabs 1103 14th nv :. me 27S2
Wash Business Bureau 228 Bond h1dV MA MIA
Or W Cameron Foot Spec 1917 18th NO S4S2
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment ~ GOAS
Parrish Evans OaV Nursery Permit 613 u 1855
VETERINARIAN
z Muffin S044 N WE 1884 Alex 2O9S
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Real Estate-Service

Boswell. Brasure Co s9S 18th nw......DI 64IO
J Wesley Buchanan IRo ole 18th Nv. NE II4S
Home
N May Douglas 1919 K C nv MA $3.50
Cess Realty Co 1905 Eye ct NV .......NA 1883
Robt / MeKeeVeF Co Shoreham bldg :. ma 4750
Weaver Brns Washington bldg 81 A466
WANTED REAL ESTATE
@ Duty 1924 Vermont ave NV . Ma ASA
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Markets

shuNats's Sea Food Co 1875 You 4 Bv..PO $3.50
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Official Notices
Announcements

Lost Z
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Advertisements are broadcast daily
at IL noon oueT VOL at no G6
dittonGl cost
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PIumbinq-Heating

Charlie: . srOOms e14 y ct nO........-AT SSs7
Hawkins 1908 T St NV ......... NO 9I62
John W HIVdOn $500 10th no ........P0 022s
Call Sutton, reg plumber 1909 nv . NO 950S
Bob Nranieh pIba hta 1884 King e AleI We
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LARGE black lady's leather envelope
purse with 8 Upper Compartments
coin purse misunderstanding Westchester
Apis Return to Jacob Blake. Westchester
Ant 1O2
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Educational
Instruction Courses

CARD punch operation instructions given
on all leading types of International Key
Punch Machines, easy to learn, widely
used in Governmental departments. Rates
reasonable. Day and evening sessions.
Glasses now forming. National 174S.
Strayer College, Homer Bldg, 18th and
SITS. N. w.
T. s. FOWLER. DRIVING INSTRUCTOR.
Reasonable rates National 3543
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
Chan O ceskoslovensku.

CHAN Mr.. C. S. See z Kuala
Lumpur, ktery kona cestu ko-
lem sveta, ~navstfvil take Cesko-
slovensko a Prahu. Ceskoslo-
vensko ma neho p1sobilo tak,z
do anglickeho den1ku Malaga
Tribune, vychazejfcfho V Sin
gapore, napsal clanek, v n6mz
nazyva Ceskoslovensko podivu
hodnou zem1 plnou pTekvape-
nj. CSR, lei v centru Evropy
a jest tud1z pima zajimavych
kontrastG kulturn1ch, pTfrod-
mich i lidskych. Tyto kontra-
sty dohromady tvoT1 harmo-
nil, jez dodava zemi romanti-
ckeho a kouzelneho razu. u
kazkou teto romantiky je mi
lionove mesto Praha, kde kon-
fort modernlho velkomesta
m1s1 Sc S malebnou starobylou
krasou gotickych vezf, kate
dral, renesancnfch a barokn1ch
palacG a kostel1, jez 81 zacho-
valy p1vodni staletou podobu.
CSR. poskytuje cestovateli O.
braz stale zmeny a romantic
sti, Cd primitivnfch lesnfch kra
jim a zemedelskych rovin, az k
modern1m stredisk1m prImy-
slovym. V pr6myslu zminuje
sc autor O skvele 1rovnf nasf
vyroby automobilove a letecke.
Vzpom1na take filmoveho stu
dia Barrandova, Batovych
zavodG a plzenskeho prGmyslu
pivovarskeho. Tyto tTi veci
nemel by zadny ~navstevnik
CSR. vynechati. Cesi jsou vel
mi pohostinny narod a jejich
ochotna laskavost nezna mezi.
Poole hesla Host do domu,
B1h do domu". Zvlastnfm po-
zehnanfm CSR. je, re jest vel
mi malo politickych nesnazf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-29
NJ zomsk6 nomoon;oo /,

- Do zemske nemocnice V
Sevljuz byl dopraven 50lety
drevorubec Ivan Simcinec z
obce Lipecka Poljana a jeho
'10lety syn Vasil. Oba diva by
Ii pri praci V lese napadenf di-
vokym kancem a dosti tezce
zraneni. Ma jejich zoufale vo-
lan1 0 pomoc pTispechal statnf
hajny Juraj Kaban a zvfre "a
strelil. Zjistilo Sc, re kanec
byl kratce pred tim poranen
jednim clenem lovecke spolec-
nosti z Chustu.
" novem anglickem mi
n~isterstvu, budou oba MacDo-
naldove, otec i syn, ackoli byli
o volbach porazeni. Poole an
glickeho systemu budou kandi-
dovati V nekterem okrsku, KITE
~ jim vlada uprazdni, a to
tam, kde budou nit zvolenf il
ste. Starsi Macdonald z1stane
" kabinetu lordem presiden-
tenn, Malcolm dostane v kabi-
netu nejake mfsto podffzene.
- Anglicky parnfk Sheaf
Water, ktery byl vyslan ma pa
tranl Pc ztracene lodi Sheaf
Brook, oznamil Lloydu, re ma
sci pfevrzeny zachranny clun
a Jeste n6jake trosky, svedcfcf
o tom, re Sc Sheaf Brook poto-
pll. Byla to LODI O nosnosti
2,l76 tun. Jejf muzstvo O FL
plavc1ch patrne zahynulo.
= V Budapest policie mu-
sila uzfti savl1, ably rozehnala
vytrzniky v protizidovske bou-
ri k n1z doslo pred hudebnf
konservatoff a "a ktere neko-
Xix osob bylo po~raneno. PGtka
strhla V budove i okolo, al ko-
necne policie situaci ovladla.
= Sekcnf SET Juch a mini
stersky rada Rizzi z rakouske-
no ministerstva finance od.jeli
90 Londyna, ably vyjednavali s
vefitelskym komitetem banky
Osterreichische Kreditanstalt
Q odklad placenf. V nejbliz-
SIGH tydnech je splatna velmi
vysoka splatka Kreditanstalt
anglickym veTitel1m. Jak INA
mo, byly tyto splatky 20 pet
let cd zhroucen1 Kredistanstalt
stale odkladany. Dosud nelly
anglicke banky vzdy pochope-
nj pro rakouske argumenty.
Poole kterych byly splatky Cd
lozeny. Konflikt Rakouska Sc
|Spolecnostf narod1 V otazce
sankc1 prot Italii mohl by vsak
tentokrat NIT neblahy Uliv ma
anglicke ~veritele.
" Aix-en-Provence. Fran
Gle, soud sc trent Chorvaty. oh
vinenymi z 1casti V spiknuti ma
zavrazdenf krale Alexandra z
Jugoslavie, byl ma neurcito cd
lozen, kdyz novy obhajce OBJ
vinenych, M. Saudino, pravil,
re je mu nemozno ujmouti Sc
sveho 1kolu bez d1kladneho
studio fakt celeho pTfpadu.