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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tC0mtInufU.D
EErRIoEERsAT6E sInrRI p t Gen. Elsc; monitor top,
conoltion: reasonable. Georgia 2744. 2Os
REFRIGERAToRS. electric (slightly shop.
Mornl, ZoTe TO BOZ reduction. Smiths
Phone North 3343.
REFRIGERATOR. cleo. 1895 floor sam.
pie; fully guaranteed; 4 Gu. IT.; $50 SO,
reduced from S1l4.75. 700 9th st. NV.
RUGS. imported: 7xIO. $50: also ski and
Sood p sss nv PSo1e sHS Adams ada nP s14a PARK
RUGSTurkish rug 16 IT. Q inches by IL It.
AinEsFs. 800 % 4: I. ave ave. Ge ne seen at e. p
RUGS. Persian and Chinese. scatter and
room sizes. Rare Rug Shop. 1904 18th
81 NV. Open am. to 10 pm.
SEWING GMACHINEs-singere elec. portable,
%; repairs. 81. Lear. phone West 1850.
SODA FOUNTAIN; 10 IT,, cleo, green,
terms. Rest. 1729 I st. NV.
SOFA on mas se uls.r ssss Sssens M f0Ps ,;
pm, Columbia 5246.
TRAILER Silver Dome" fully equipped.
incllding Pullman berths. 3-burner gas
Gse saexe Sae ice e1s and sak ra sHo
shades SR saed bH seis 1915 sassrd sh wRdPw
hasd In Fe35 ar complete .Mn This Outft has been
tor Co. 1923 NV. Phone Met. $685.
TRUNK. steamer; also Army locker: both
pract. new $3.50 and $2.75. respect.
stored furniture. gas stove. Col. 9433.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GE.
mos. in adv. So No deliveries SOC dep.
TYPEWRrTERS---Amer Typewriter Co.
All makes including portables. Rent. sell.
repair. Away from high rents. Open eves
nlngs 1431 East Capitol ST. Line. O0s2.
WASHER: apartment-size spinner; perfect
eS99hhdition; S9h SO cash Apex Elec. Co, 700
WASHER. General Electric, a. c.. sacrifice
d. c. 1902 7tl st. NV. second floor
WASHER. A B c; also an ironer; reason-
aW aDse Ast pnone iaa Adams III. 4l2s sth st.
WASHER. Easy. trade in; large tub. SPIN
New York ave.
WAsHERs-Used Apex. SO; 1884 model
Maytag May - square % tub half price; 1888 Apex
Co. 709 9th st. NV. Open evenings.
WASHING MACHINES electric; ware
Co. 1913 You st. NV North 334S
WI,AsHING; ". HING. MAcHINEs-Large assortment
ter & Ridgley. 1924 18th st. 'II NV. up Phone rHe
Columbia 10000.
WOOD. $40 cord S6 half; seasoned oak
Adams AZ nne ooaa any length delivered fs.ns
WILL SELL complete lunch-room fixtures,
Hy5s lncisoing Ing grease trap, etc; Located at
4236 WIS. ave: key at 4232; S19O cash.
Urciolo Realty Co, 907 N. Y. ave. Phone
Metropolitan 494l
z 70 nLATRoBEs and l kitchen coal range.
1857 Emerson st. ne.
PIPE ORGAN. 2-MANUAL. BARGAIN.
TERMS. STANTON THEATER, PFcNE
LINCOLN 5sl9. 20'
ORIENTAL RUGS.
Just received most beautiful Persian
rugs 9xl2. and scatter sizes Bijar Suruk,
kashan. Hamaden and India Will sacri-
nee for quick sale. Also hook rugs. 81
each. 24O9 18th st. NV. Open until
9 pm.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERE
Three-piece living room suite upholstered
ior $40; covering and new inside material
included, made like new in finest tapestry
ana irlezette: yorkmanship guaranteed.
NV. Phone Columbia IOI 70
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fined. dark, longitudinal stripes along
the sides. and one or more along the
crown of the head At the base of
the caudal fin there is a dark spot.
Perhaps you have heard this fish
called the chopa, spina, Dream or pig
fish. A name once given to any OF
natures children usually sticks fast
and when any Of them has a wide
range. it nearly always has several
names.
(Copyright 1887
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~ ETER RABBIT was in trouble.
l. There was no question about
that. It was very real trouble.
4 He had stepped on a loose
stone on the top Of the Old Stonewall
on the edge of the Old Orchard. He
had been climbing over that stonewall.
That loose stone had slipped, and
Peters right hind foot had slipped
with it down between the stones, and
that loose stone had fallen down on
Peters foot, holding him fast. My,
how 1t hurt! That was all he thought
about at first, the hurt.
Peter struggled and pulled. but he
was held fast. 1t was an accident, of
course, but it was an accident that
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Natures Children
Sailors Choice Nagodon Rhomboides)

this mark of identification after you
have caught your fish. Anyway, it is
mark nature lover along the sea
coast might like to note.
Nearly all the younger generation
have two or more rather sharply de-
Evening star., 1935-10-18
Ancient Hangings Recalled.

Three skeletons found by workmen
excavating in a street of Hull, Eng
land, are believed to be those of high
waymen who met their deaths on the
gibbet in the old stage-coach days.
The skeletons have been turned over
to the Police Department.
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By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

A bit Of carelessness and. 10!
Your very life's at stake. you know.
old Mother Nature.
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HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
BAKER-First hand on all kinds Of baked
goods cakes, pastries, etc.. must be expert
At ornamenting; Phone. write % or call "a at
Telephone Madison 1882.
sSssS ss aPa 5zS ays7 B "a s1DS5
tween s and 9:30 pm.
CHEF; white. with experience in nh high
BOX 93-J Star once.
work; -S20-S35 per week. Smell. Lisgett,s
Drug Store, 14th and F. today or tonight
Collected with cars for installment
COLLECToR-Man who knows city, with
car. experienced with clothing accounts
COOK. experienced. all:around man. Ap-
ply 1898 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
ELECTRICIANS and helpers, experienced
on new.house wiring; State age; expert
office.
HIGH-sCHOOL GRADUATE to work in
tarial course. Address Box Sd. Star ONCE.
HousEMAN. white, unsncumbered: mid
and IN bosTd osyf saa sy s fmI srs Gs
Kensinston 4s-R:
HoUsE-To-HoUsE MAN can earn S. to
sition. Ssi 80 ISH shoreSs@ sids: iE 30" Dl'P0
LADIEg TAII1R; flIst;cIs;s;& tho &thoTsSHshly
anteed salary. Address BOX 1871. Star
LEADING AGENCY old line. life. accident,
enced agent. Address Box 234-J. Star ONCE.
LIVE YOUNG MAN. more interested in ad-
learn house sspairs: home. salary. Address
LOCAL AUTOMOBILE sales agency. ham
ioW1prics Hs ice seld ' viii f1 Consider sales man:
good habits acceptable. Address Box
nursery stock, selling old and new Gus
TONERS: experience unnecessary; Tree gut
a.v.ss. A.; ssasSr % = Ystartins' knishs S0's"iek'
MAN to wire and paint screens.- experi-
Sis cS Sa Is AZ. Ry.ss1s Rs6s ka
MEcAANIcIMust be experierced II Dodge
ssens sId sesag sUr rs
Mr.. schalL Fred Motor Co. 4101 Kansas
ave. NV.
MEN-Keystone Automobile club and AZ
4. comprising large northwest section OF
opportunity for ambitious men desir0us OF
establishing themselves In q permanent.
dignined, lucrative position. Applicants
Manager. Saturday, 10 am. 1928 Con-
necticut ave.
MUSICIANS WANTED-Youne legitimate.
tone for orRanized dance band; plenty
OPENINGS for experienced bootblack. shoe
dyer. nnisher and shoemakers. Only thor
oughly experienced need apply. Apply at
720 11th st. NV.
pendable. 926 Shepherd st. NV.
PLUMBER, rood jobbing hand; must be
able to drive auto. Address BOZ 221-J.
Star once.
PHARMACfgT part time. state experience
q sae .ssisssRss@ Aaa5sss sa1 aes''' ssss
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
NEED STENOGRAPHERS. typists. book
keepers. dictaphone operators, drug store
help. experienced. male and female. for
current openings. Boyd's. 1888 F ST.
DOMESTIC
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE-Housewor
cooks. maids, mothers helpers. laundresses
housemen: ref Dec. 3551. 1887 11th n w
30s
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EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
soas Mss iiao
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RESTAURANT. D. c. suburb; $50 . day;
money. money dYgiRs YTIS depression; $1,000. Phone
LADY WISHES RooM1No HOUSE in good
cash No agents. Address BOX i2s.J. star
$500 WILL TAKE immediate possession Of
rent. s75. j. 3. &ailos Metropclitsn ssf @ 444o.
LARGE. popular price millinery store;
finest location in city. Stock. lease, FIX
lures: 81 500 cash. Address Box 1881.
LUNCH. with beer. busy street: equipped:
dress dress BOX as a1s-J iS Star Star once. % 'i'o'O "
aAsfE q v sToaE PIE. M ssr 14,s st. s bet
Kramer. 1920 Sist NV. Apt. 81.
D. G. 8: GROCERY. doing $3.50 weekly:
rent, $40, With 3 rooms: new truck; 5000;
AD sso PoSh H1gsE e9es $780,
easy terms. Room 90s. 1406 g st. NV.
GAS STATION and general store and 4
rooms: nice living; rent, S55; price SLIGO;
terms. Room 9US. l4Uo u 81. NV.
GROCERY doing s325 cash weekly. rent,
Room Ssn sSs. i46s es st. oiHUo' NV. easy 'efm''
DELICATESSEN and light lunch. doing
$500 weekly; rent. Sl00. with rooms;
S6,s00S terms. Room 90s. 1406 @ st. NV.
RESTAURANT established II years, prom
For sale; best buy. offered regardless.
Phone Atlantic 2519-J.
VARIETY and notiop store. well stocked:
dress Box 2s3-J Star once.
ROOMING HOUSE. o rooms. all flled; ex-
ira well furnished income 81 so and living
quarters; 1an rs leaving city; saerifice $3.50 cash
S-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. apts.. or
boarding; all complete; cheap. terms. 420
D st: Sc. evenings. and O'Clock.
JOCKEY CLUB FOR SALE. 5th and Fla.
1sd.s Box BUY s9. s.s4 eFy oss yes
RESTAURANT and night club, centrally
pacity. $50 seats. Address Box 1851, Star
ping district: doing GOOD business. Address
Box ISL Star once.
ESTABLISHED GARAGE BUSINESS. mod
ern building. 75.car capacity: near Govt
dents deD ..m choice location f9r sTto sssney.
ASdTess dssfB Box esse sse-R star @ oise nee owner
FOR SALE-Stock. fixtures and equipment
OF old established auto business. 1910 14th
st. NV. Frey Motor Co. Inc. 20'
BEAUTY SHOP Rhode Island ave. ne.
ts034' own ''' 'N' '"e'io'IseN 1ss
ESTABLISHED DELICATESsEN. grocery
and lunch doing $40. 900 annually: long
lease. exclusive location. A hustler can
have some cash. Call Mr.. Sinner. North
1203.
EQUIPPED. established lunch room. $50
per mo-: equipped shoe repair. S65: 12-rm
-ooming house. SS5. Behrend. 1877 r. 22s
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. good To-
cation. $500 weekly. rent. $50; 81. 900
terms; cash business. I'll E st. ne 49,
ROOMING HOUSES
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIE!

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
LAYING. sanding. finishing, refinishing q
kssrssasss Saso Floor Co. sssa'
HAVE YOUR HOME
REMODELED
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Steam. Hot-water Heating.
Painting, .sIs,n papsrins Floors nl Finished
oemen''Pki Piam5ins. basse11ae Rooms. s.0''0'ns'
Weather Stripping. Alterations.
FREE EsrfSShEs@SxY RSEsf IPelHssSss Or NIGHT.
PAY AS YOU EARN.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO., INC.
National 74o3. Night. Adams 0o33. .
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS q SERVICE.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES, box springs and
Mas 0ess c sfI str aha Ras ss Ss
CARPENTER, BUILDER alterations. re-
pairs; pairs. painting, hi;t plastsring csmenting: new
siven
CARPENTER-Prompt, reliable reasonable
ions sRsvss HH'' oers pepsas .s Net siss
CHAIR CANEING YNIaHobsTEH63 NE, I g 3 i
iSsnsiS issS 10th sPa.eo n.W. Met. sess. AM0i"oN'
ELECTRIC WIRING !aS NSSturss res
M hSasf ss sSTs 1sss Of' oo ss
ELECTRIC SERVICE.
ns nsta scss mss oSs
GssRI1dGaFwooPs ELEcTRIe sHos;.
800 Quackenbos st. NV. 20s
ooks s4spEp .naas n:hsa :eSs. Sa Sss
iD:cik T. Z. Foik. sss7 sherrier pi nv. cley. oSSs
FLOORING. shelving. ,porches repaired.
fences built. metal. weather -stripping: gem
san. s5s1 reasrns1 assms 1877 gFnns 1859 Taylor st.
GENERAL CONTRACTING,
oid.tims sHs' phite RhRs mechanics: est. free; IS
aeR skpfssnsfk spasks sufa 6EcRfuR :Rf 24s
PAINTING srg:EIpgl R:DsYyl5s So0ns asi e;ns.. qes.
MLsmith. 1724 webster n.w. Adams zl0s:
PAINTING A SPECIALITY. AL work guar.
ansssd :stipssss ssysn
sSsS sss as Nasa RAS1s7SSss s7Ss done v'E' ss
PAPERNd s RMS. 2-sToRY HALL. $50
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 2326:
PAPERING. painting and door .crapins:
neat clean work: service and quality.
Keystone Decorating Co., Inc,
3451 14th St. NV. Adams 1874.
PAPERING, PAINTIN0-Average room.
So do my own work. Satisfaction euaran-
teed Gall Metz any time. Columbia 0396.
PAPERHANdINd AND PAINTING. fIst-
Morris Lean. 606 Otis pl. NV. Tel; Co
lQmUld OolO. ~
PAPERHANQNG.
Rooms-S6 Up.
A. r. GEORGE. Phone Georgia 9466.
PAPERHANGINO-RO IS UP.
satisfaction Guaranteed.
PLAsTERINd.. repairs, stueco, cement,
chimneys,. Waterproof leaky Easements.
damn. walls. leaky roofs. Minnick. Phone
Lincoln zA67sW. 1Ss
RoOFMo-Leaky roofs resurfaced With
N. ~ .psct& ,EsSsFRroeS: aze.Essi5tinE eests
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
LADY DRIVING MONDAY 10 NORTHERN
Ohio and Indiana, will take young woman
passenger. Cali Clev. 1881 after 6 pm.
GOVT. EMPLOYE. DRIVING TERRAPLANE
sedan to New York. Sat-, Oct. 10, return
Sun. night. desires 2 passengers. Clev. 1856.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES IN BUICK
Phone Columbia s464.
DRIVING TAMPA, FLA. TAKE .QNE PAss-
enger, share expenses. Call ANDERSON.
Potomac 3S77.W after O. 1es
LADY DRIVING 70 FLORDA WANTS
:aos6ss 'aa Sr ss%Hn1s %4soa = sea5s Sfia sea
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Men of Good Character.
GOOD SALARY
RADIO SALESMAN aH
WITH CAR

WITH CAR.
An unusually fine opportunity for the
right man to establish himsef with a sue.
around business; plenty leads furnished
plus floor time. Complete, well-balancec
stock of Philco and RCA the worlds fast.
est selling radios. See Mr.. Marschalk al
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
ORIENTAL, MICS


Three-piece living room suite upholstered
Tor S45: covering and new inside material
included. made like new in finest tapestry
ana 1rlezette; workmanship guaranteed.
La france Upholstery Co.. 2509 l4th st.
NV. Phone Columbia lOI12
Evening star., 1935-10-18

TAILORS in our alteration
department. Must be thor
oughly experienced. Apply
at once, ready to work. Mr..
Schoenberg, The Fashion
Shop, 1900 F st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen
Wanted for used-car depart
ment. We need two good
men to fill vacancies; must
be Al go-getterS; big floor
play; best place to earn big
money in the city.
See Mr.. RoSenthal
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
625 H st. NE.
No Phone Calls
Evening star., 1935-10-18

PERMANENTS, $1.95.
Finger waves. 15c; manicurss, 15e;
hampoos. 25c; etc, MABELIE HONOUR
SYSTEM. 1910 N. Y. ave. NV. Met. 77fS.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

AUTO statesmen.
Automobile Salesmen can aSSo-
ciate to good advantage with a
new. centrally located Chevrolet
dealer. Excellent earnings avail
able with new-car transporta-
ton furnished at no cost to men
who qualify. See Mr.. Sullivan.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET,
DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS,
4S0 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

1SOONIIN0 I1OUOCO.
10 rooms nice furniture. Rent. 500:
income. S160. Price. $3.50; small amount
down.
IA rooms. lovely location: low rent
large income; nice furniture. Price
81 400. Can be shown by appointment
only.
9Th st. n.w.-11 rooms: $3.50.
Mr.. FERN
9z Randolph Pl. NE. Phone North 1874.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
BEAUTY PARLORS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNII

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCE
Wonderful French method used Or. Del
Ledendecker. 3026 o nv. West l12O.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

RooEIN9.Leaky tocfs resurfaced With
'i1ss Ssss5 htss6 10 SsSai ISeoi1 3S6Ss
Evening star., 1935-10-18

PAPERHANOING.
Rooms-S6 Up.
A. r. GEORGE. Phone Georgia 946S.
PAPERHANGINO-R S6 UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

Bissell's new 1895 stream
lined Vanity. styled for
the modern woman and the
home of today. Smart new
colors with chromium trim.
Only $6.4s. The Sweep
master" is another new
model Hi-Lo Bissell. Mod
ern design in mellow silver
and chrome. Only $5.o5.
Other ball-bearing models
from$3.osto$7.50.( Slightly
higher in West and South.)
Evening star., 1935-12-08

CHRISTMAS SEALS RESTORE CHILD HEALTH. A
rest period at the ChdrenS Health Camp of the
tuberculosis Association which is financed by the sale
Of Christmas Seals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
One Crash Explained

Z RNEST R. BASHAM transport pilot. wrecked
II Condor last year putting it down on Staten
Island when he was unable to find the field at New
ark in fog He saved his Is passengers but received
no gratitude for that. Long afterward BaSham ex
planned that he sent out with warning to
hurry to Newark as there possibility of fog
there. But he delayed by head winds, and his
fuel running low when he passed over Newark
in fog at 600 feet and unable to the field.
He claimed he was given incorrect weather reports
which put the ceiling at 800 feet and added that he
had not been given the necessary reserve fuel supply
lack of which prevented him from reaching an emer-
gency field.
There have been other wrecks in which ships
came down far of their courses-all tending to i'm
pair the fabulous reputation of the beam.
Press and public both inclined to give avia-
ton liberal breaks and not ask too searching queS-
tions about failures Aviation is looked to an i'm
portant arm Of the national defense, and the arm
not develop unless passengers provide pay loads.
Moreover, many people don't much mind dying.
But railroad wrecks always subject to great
publicity back in the bloody, slam-bang days of the
wooden cars, and the publicity served to key up the
railroad to their work. The aviation lines get
by too much on glamour, tasty interior decoration,
mystery, personal charm and indulgence.
Copyright 1885. by United Feature Syndicate 1nc1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
No Explanation Offered

DUT the account of the crash in the Southwest
- suggests that. although the Douglas can rise
and fly on one engine, both engines depend on one
fuel line and must fail together if block occurs
If this is so it is a condition which will offset much
upholstery and soundprooflng, and the point is one
which overlooked in the explanations which fol-
lowed the accident
Again, the other day, in California, Boeing with
only her Of three on board had trouble taking
off, turned back struck some wires and burned The
accounts of the wreck said both engines had Just
been overhauled, but added that one or both motors
were miSflring. Here, again. a ship rated able
to rise and fly engine failed when called upon
to meet the emergency, but further explanation
appears
Twice in the last few months tri-motored ships
have lost an engine in the air.
One made remarkable return to Washington
a distance of about 80 mileS-and came down, but
the other crashed and burned. I citing from
routine newspaper accounts of the moment. But
there followed attempt to explain why the en-
gineS had shaken themselves free and the customer
who reads the folders discovers nothing in them
ering point which surely is less interesting than
the fact that sandwiches and coffee may be had at
$4,000 feet. Perhaps they don't know why engines
hop out but that would seem to be an essential
part Of the story whenever this happens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
Today S Science
by DAVID DIETZ

A NEW type Of ultraviolet lamp which eliminates
N the danger from over-exposure has been de-
veoped by Dr. George S. Sperti, General Foods Corp.
announced today. The claim is made that it is i'm
possible to get "sunburn" with the new lamp.
DR.. Sperti was for 10 years, the director of the
Basic Science Laboratories of the University OF Gin
tutum Dvi Thomae of Cincinnati. General Foods
Corp has acquired his patents in the field of ultra
violet radiation.
The new lamp can be screwed into any electric
light socket and requires no transformer or addi-
tional apparatus Of any sort. 1t provides in addi-
ton to the ultraviolet light, sufficient light for
ordinary purposes of reading or working.
Dr. Sperti says that it is possible to use the lamp
for any length Of time to sleep under its rays
for hours without the slightest reddening Of the skim
THE lamp is based upon his theory that the ultra
l. violet rays which generate Vitamin are not
the same rays which cause sunburn.
He believes that sunburn is merely proof Of
damage to the tissues. Accordingly his lamp is
SO designed as to eliminate the rays which the
burn. These the shorter lengths of ultraviolet
rays those below 2oOO angstrom units in length.
The angstrom unit 100,000000th of a CEN
timeter. centimeter is roughly third of an inch.
DR.. Sperti accomplishes the elimination of the
shorter ultraviolet rays by using bulb made OF
corex glass The glass will permit the longer waves
of ultraviolet to get out but will not allow the
shorter ones.
THE lamp consists of a small corex lass tube
i enclosed in larger bulb of the same naterial.
The inner bulb contains mercury and operates as
mercury vapor ultraviolet lamp. Thus the ultra
violet rays are generated in this inner tube.
The larger outside bulb contains tungsten fila
ment which provides the Of visible light in the
same fashion as do other incandescent bulbs.
The new lamp given its first demonstration
in Cincinnati before the meeting Of the Electrical
Illuminating Engineers of America.
Not only is Sunburn not essential to the develop
ment of Vitamin in the ergosteroI of the skin. Dr.
Spert says but skin injury may actually retard the
process. Of irradiation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
Why Do They Ely LOW?

TINE crash in which Senator Bronson Cutting was
L killed cast doubt on the magic of the
so-called beam and of blind flying The evidence
in that case was detailed because Senator
Cutting important man, but it caused
dispute and the customers of the air lines have
definite idea what the trouble beyond the
plain fact that the ship, which contained all the
gaGgetS known to man. was unable to find the
landing field at Kansas City and wrecked trying
to reach another field where the weather was
clear
Although the layman is given to understand that
altitude the er's best friend, it is not uncommon
transport ships flying close to the reetops in
lad weather. as though the pilots we're looking for
landmarks. 1t would be interesting to be told in
some of the literature released by the publicity
bureaus of the passenger lines why this need occur
if the beam is like a trolley wire. Are the pilots
looking for landmarks and thus unable to follow
the beam, or is it possible that certain types of
ships use more fuel to climb high and are held down
for reasons of frugality?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
TROOPS SUPERVISE
KENTUCKY PRIMARY
National GuardSmen Called
To Harlan County.

By United Press
HARLAN, KY, Sept. 7.-ThreatS
of violence and vote frauds brought
300 National Guardsmen into bloody
Harlan County today for the runoff
primary to select a Democratic
candidate for Governor.
Opponents of Thomas S. Rhea,
who has the support of Gov. Ruby
Laffoon, charged that the Governor
was attempting to swing the cleo
ton to his candidate by sending in
the state troops. His opponent is
Lieut.. Gov. A. H. Chandler.
The dynamite assassination of
County Attorney Elmon Middleton
wednesday increased the tension in
this strife-torn mining community
although authorities said the STAY
ing had no POLITICAL significance.
Slot machine racketeers were held
responsible for killing Middleton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07

sufficiently powerful to haul four
or five cars.
This car, incidentally, is the first
to be built with a supercharger on
the Diesel engine. Normally, an
800-horsepower engine, the super
charger will raise its rating to $50
horsepower.
The supercharger is merely a
blower or fan which blows more
air into the cylinders of the engine
than they would otherwise suck
in. This increases the pressure in
the cylinders and hence the power
output Of the engine.
Another growing field for the
DieSel-electric locomotive is that
of switching. The Westinghouse
engineers believe that the Diesel
will completely replace the steam
locomotives for switching pur-
poses in time.
At the present time the West
inghouse company can point to As
Diesel-electric rail cars or switch
locomotives which have left their
factory to go into active service
in the United States and Canada.
Nine more are under construction.
Users include the Long Island
~ Railway, the Pennsylvania
Railroad, the American Rolling
Mills, the Illinois Steel Co., the
Canadian National Railway, the
American Steel and Wire Co., the
Great Northern Railway, the Sea-
board Airline, the Erie Railroad,
the Northampton & Bath Railroad,
and others.
Comparing Diesel-electric rail
cars with gasoline rail cars, the
Westinghouse engineers say that
service records show that Diesel
electric burns approximately one
third to one-half as much fuel by
volume as the gasoline cars for
the same service.
The difference in price between
gasoline and fuel oil means that
it costs less than one-fourth as
much to operate the Diesel car as
the gasoline car.
Comparing steam locomotive to
the Diesel, they say that the Die
sci costs are normally from one