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FOR RENT 500 So. feet; second floor;
separate street entrance. including show
window Office WORK room; perfectly lighted
ana ventilated; commercial coming. 1923
Irving St NV Mr.. Britt
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VARIETY SHOP. uptown; owner has other
business; must SELL price only 5000 cash.
Address Box 329-R. Star office.
CAFE, suitable for lady; operated with
beer; part cash. easy terms. Decatur
2916-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

NINE. OLIVIA 1O1l H ST. NV, IS OF
fering cutting and fitting service. You
do the rest. Patterns made from your
measurements. Special training fivea in
ments individually. copy any desired de
sign of the seasons latest styled models in
new garments or alterations of old.
Phone District 1856
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GROCERY and gas station. centrally To-
Gated in a well populated. fast-growing
section on main arterial highway. equipped
with display fixtures and ice boxes, living
quarters; low rent; price 81 900; terms
to responsible party. Apply 3S43 34th
eft Mi Rainier Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

ture from Iowa to Washington about June
LIST; small load. Address Box 167-R. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

CHILDREN UNDER SCHOOL AGE WILL
receive best care in graduate nurses sub
urban home: So per week. Atlantic .S4:S3.
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DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS!
Redesigned into new Spring fashions 81 to
$3.50. RUTH MOLLO. formerly with Nine.
Ash. 1nl1 II st n W
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SHOP (downtown)-Well estab-
lished Must sacrifice 81 800. $3.50 cash.
R. M. DeShazo. 1123 l4th NV. Natl. $500
PARTNER WANTED for securities busi-
ness: give outline of experience. Address
Box i30-X. Star office. 15s
CONCESSION FOR SALE. cash; we'll
known beach; best x on the beach. Apply
at Ill H st. NV. IA
LIQUOR and beer business. on and OF
sale. nearby Maryland. Investigate to ap-
preciate Address Box lS4-R. Star ONCE.
JrINr.II I1rJ III ATTcSEN. al heeitb conn
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WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY.
ae es Is ns2d NEED to sar1 he hsy to
ability to pay. a high price The Greater
W. w, Chambers Co. offers a complete
funeral cars and all for as little as S15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

FOR SALE OR LEASE. modern packing
plant located in the State of Maryland,
now operating a wholesale and large cash
retail department. Address Box 319-R,
Star office
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FURNTTURE-3-pc living room suite; $40;
studio couch $50; gateleg table. Slu; S;5x
IOU rug So; above in perfect condltIen'
Dealer 1901 18th st. NV, apt. oo'
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SODA FOUNTAIN-One of the best makes
OF iceleSS soda fountain. back bar. car
bonator and all accessories. including some
strip; This fountain is ready to install install
tically new. Cost, SLIGO; $500 cash.
Jos Pa ave NV. IL
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LADY PARTNER with some experience in
cleaning and dyeing office preferred es-
tabliShed business: salary and share proflts:
500 required. Address Box 4S5-X. Star
Office Ia
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DINET'TE SUITE 9-piece walnut. S3S:
Westinghouse hand vacuum. So. 519
] ackanhos st W
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LUNCH. DELICATEssEN; i'll health. COM
$500 cash. easy terms S07 18th st. NV.
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FEET, LEGS-HURT?
BADNESS, DANDRUFF,
SLEEPLESSNESS.
Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines OF business.
BUILDER,

BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs and
Wash. Mattress Co, 3l9 stsw. Nat. 6679.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

Westinghouse hand vacuum. IS. SIC
Quackenbos st. NV.
DINETTE SUITE very handsome and ex-
pensive. 2 PC: solid mahosany. Duncan
Mrs. Davis 1926 K st., Metropolitan
DINING ROOM SET. walnut. and bed room
set Phone Georgia 9110. or call between
$40 and Gao pm. Apt. 1o4' $3.50 Colo
DINING SET. beautiful solid mahogany,
rug; pair open shelf book cases Lionel
electric train, radio; other furniture.
Leaving town. Call from . am. to pm,
DINING ROOM SUITE. solid mahogany.
ABBY 0ep room to sue PM es M SSSa.' ; ssil
Georgia a6 NV.
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Worlds finest Waterproof airfleht guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for Ss5 In case of death call
the Greater W. w. Chambers Co. 14th
corner Chaplin NV. Col. DAB" Phone or
write our address. We Will send you a
beautiful catalogue of how we do it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

DELICATESSEN FOR SALE-Good north
east location. apt. house section: doing
over S"15 per week: off-sale beer. Priced
under $1,000 Deal with owner. Address
Rnv 10y Star nfice
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WAETED-Liquor store off-sale. doing
$500 or over weekly: will pay, all cash;
information confidential; no brokers. Ad-
dress Boy An-R Star office
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ROOMING HOUSE GROCERY-Rent,
S75. IL roms. bringing in $50. besides
nicely stocked grocery. with rooms on
first floor. Sacrifice. S1.o50. -
r NJ DeShazo n3 4th NV Natl h5nO
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EMBOSSED STATIONERY.
MOTHERS

Engrayotone letterheadS. envelopes. busis
ness cards. 1000. So .95. Bond sales books.
100. 81. DOHERTY. 1915 18th st. NV.
Phone North 6535-J.
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FOR SALE-Complete plant for bottling
GOOD apartments Both for 81, 800 or will
sell separately. This business operated here
successfully for several years ColonIal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

ROOMING HOUSE IA rooms, 3 baths. all
improvements, excellent condition; steady
roomers; good income; no agents. Address
Box 347-R Star office
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GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS WANT
ED-REPUTABLE. INDEPENDENT COM
PANY REQUIRES ESTABLISHED LOCA-
TIONS REASONABLE RENTALS. I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION. ADDRESS BOX
1Ul-R STAR OFFICE
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| Gas RANGE burner side oven. with all
| White enamel storage cabinet; perfect con-
| dition; $50. 92g Florida ave. NV. Phone
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

WARDROBE TRUNK. large. 5-draweri
good condition; cost sos. sell for $40. Ply
Kennedy ST. NV
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GROCERY-Larse. well-eauipped p. @;
terms.
Delicatessen-Must sell Immediately.
Apt. above. $500 weekly business. Only
Grocery tcorner)-Nice clean stock.
Excellent fixtures. Rent. S45. Only Sl00:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

FURNITURE = Bookcase china, closet
simmons metal bed. complete; linoleum
etc. Must be sold today. 100 eth ST. ne
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

5000 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-store and g.
| rm. apt. suitable for any business; rent,
S125 mo. H. /. COLEMAN. 14t0 G NV.
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1N44 IIt NN O11ITJIEIE
Accustomed to high-erade custom tai
Tors, to create partnership in established
business IN Washington. Address BOX
121-R. Star Office.
S35U-Rooming house. rooms, corner;
cheap rent; well furnished.
Sf5O-Rooming house. IL rms. . baths;
well furnished near Dupont Circle
S65O-Rooming house. IL rms 2 baths;
near 18th and K SITS.
S2'2O0-Roomlng house (some boarders)
Is rooms, baths: rent, 500.
SlL5-Lunch: rent. S25; short hours.
S35O-Cofee shop Rent. $40. Well
equipped; long established.
.550-Lunch and beer Garden. rms
. baths; rent. $40; business, $500
weekly; a real bargain.
r. M. CURTIS, NAT. 1894.
IN popd RIdO IAN q, Ave w
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wANTED-AT ONCE. TWO HEALTHY
assistants. preferably geoloGical training.
with $4,000 capital each to invest. for
enterprise Of large possibilities as to gain
and adventure in Tropics. Details on in
terVieW. Address Box S5-X Star Office .
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GAS RANGES. like new, Installed ana
nav more? SIS up; all sizes. J. w. VII.
iian,s Natinnal onSR. 800 SIN q w 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

HOTEL. IL rooms; four blocks from the
Capitol. NV: doing all transient business.
Low rent; must sacrifice. No brokers. Ad-
dress Box 2S2-R. Star office. 16'
CIGAR AND SANDWICH STAND in lobby
of downtown Office bldg. Owner must go
to New York. Nice for elderly lady or
gentleman. Rent, $40; lease. Govt. NOV:
ing in building next week. This should
double the receipts Price. $1,000 cash.
Phone Columbia 1877.
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FURNITURE. nice. OF two discontinued 3
room apis: rugs gas ranges. ice boxes.
living room furniture. ETC.; also restaurant
equipment. Can be seen SUNDAY honaa =,
Tuesday Wednesday, . am. 10 Pm
Vol 3rd 81 NV No dealers.
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or liquor store with going profitable bust
ness Will pay cash. Give all details.
Address Pox 14@-R. Star ofice.
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IT'S NOT THE. STEPS BUT THE RHYTHM
you express while dancing that will make
you an interesting and popular partner
Dancing with you will be pleasure and
relaxation. Let ROXOR CANELLIS mi
tiate you in rhythm and you will begin
to see new light. Leading and following
Will come as matter of course Come
for trial lesson this week. For appoint
nhnnn int
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

OPPORTUNITY for young doctor in good
Illinois town. Write w. s. Weinberg.
Augusta. Ill. or Box 247-R. Star office.
SALE OR RENT bakery ice cream. choco-
lates; best location; est. 20 years; retiring
apt above If desired. Address Box 35l r.
Star ONCE.
PARTY with cash for Nationwide mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

FURNITURE-General Electric refrisera-
Tor &C 1893 model 500: 3-pc. green mo-
hair living room suite. mahosany frame as
$50; 3-pc. mohair davenport suite S65
rug. 81 50; also floor lamps, end tables
afc CsU any time 1Sa IL tn St sc.
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FuRNTTURE-Livingr room and dining room
furniture also piano; good conoltlon' saC-
riEre 12A3 TAylor ST. NV.
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GROWING BUSINESS on main highway;
restaurant. oelicatesSen. beer and Wines;
established business doing over $500 wkly.
Owner has other interests. Call Mr.. Ofutt.
Cleveland 5371. After pm. Wise. 412l.
BEAUTY PARLOR SPACE for rent excel
lent opportunity; cleo, gas and hot water
furnished; S45 430 Kennedy st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

FURNITURE, mahogany; rugs, on on . VIEW
Tuesday, 10: Wednesday. IL 1o-o -ttA
ST NV Phone North 65T6.
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FURNITURE-Living room suite. a-pc.
used i months. cost $500 sell $50: lounge
chair and ottoman. SOB: gxl2 rug useH .
months cost SIS. sell 500; s.3xlO.6, ike
new. 500, :;-door bookcase. SlG: sectional
bookcase SIS; beautiful Duncan pnyle
drop ieaf table S23. Dealer. Mrs Stra"h;
I4@4 K st. Apt 40. Metropolitan 2-o., -
FITPNITI1RE-Mah. love seat. chair. in
laid and pearl backs. newly. upholstered.
hut uncailed for value SIS. for SO MIL
Ter Upholstery Co, To- 14tn 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-04-14

CARpENTERING. BUILDING AND RE
PAIRING. For estimate. call North 1902
CARPENTERING recreation rooms. porches
included; all carpenter repairing and re-
modelling. No Jobs too large or small.
Estimates and advice cheerfully given. w.
Ray Mathis. 1924 Morrison st. NV. Emer-
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| SPLIT COACH. de luxe: very beautiful
| lob sleeps 4; cost Sl.2S5 new; custom
| built; S400 will consider terms. Apply
| M E King 1904 Bladensburg I'd ne.
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YOUNG MAN. STUDENT. DESIRES WORK
as tutor; grade school and nigh school
subjects, cultured BACKGROUND; music
French. Excellent references. Address
Box 324-R Star Office
Evening star., 1935-03-22

good" is necessary for the future peace
and prosperity of the world.
Reviewing the changes in the course
of history resulting from inventions
and scientific advance, Troyanovsky
asserted in an address to the Ameri-
can Association Of University Women
that cooperation and coordination
of scientific and productive efforts are
getting to be imperative"
Science completely altered the
character of international relations" f"
Troyanovsky said.
Aviation is creating new epoch
in history, he asserted, through its tre-
mendous potentialities in communica-
ton and destruction.
The development Of airplanes. in
Guiding transportation through the
Evening star., 1935-03-22

"is a disease which spreads from per-
son to person by contact. The fever
can be controlled only by proper
methods of isolation. There Is no
generally accepted method of i'm
munization against this disease.
Scarlet fever is most contagious
during the first two or three days of
illness. 1t is. therefore, important
that the disease be recognized early
and the patient isolated Immediately"
Evening star., 1935-03-22

and Father Coughlin" and discuss
certain of their theories"
"It is my hope" he added. "that
this broadcast will definitely conclude
this controversy as far as I am re-
sponSible for its continuance"
The broadcast, over a National
Broadcasting Co. network, will be from
10:30 to IL pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-22

stratosphere, he said, inevitably will
lead to the appearance of adventurous
war makers, who will try to dominate
the world and hold it by force and as
a reaction against such aggressivenes
the countries interested will more and
more endeavor to join their efforts by
pacification and collaboration"
Evening star., 1935-03-22
Five Mexican Rebels Killed.

MEXICO, D. F., March % R.-
Five rebels we're killed and one fed
eral soldier wounded in battle in
the State of Zacatecas, the War De-
partment announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
RED CROSS HEAD URGES
SCARLET FEVER CAUTION
DR.. William Dekleine Notes Lo-
calities Where Disease Is
Reaching New High.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Taking note Of localities where
scarlet fever is reaching a new high
this year." DR.. William Dekleine,
medical director for the American
Red Cross, yesterday urged prompt
and complete isolation OF patients.
Scarlet fever" DR.. Dekleine said,
Evening star., 1935-03-22

They're very handsome, in nickel
finish and black. With guaranteed
heating element and ~~
full length cord. Ex- o q
cellent values at. ~
Evening star., 1935-03-22

You'd never guess tn"
price Of this watch from
its appearance or per-
fOrmance - gleam ing
chome, smart new track
dial. train-catC hing ac-
curacy. Manly leather
strap or adjust a BILE link
bracelet. Worth $500,
now S1.I9. American
made, Of course.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
Air Mail Sets Record.

Letters sent by air mail from Eng
land last year weighed 1872 tons, as
compared with the record IS tons of
1888.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
JOHNSON TO RESUME
RADIO FEUD MARCH 80
Won't Discuss Personalities Fur
ther on N. B. c. Network
From 1890 to IL PM.

BY the Associated Press.
Gen. Hugh S. johnson, disclaiming
any intention ito deal further in per-
sonalities," will take the radio again
Saturday, March 30
He said he would. though. correct
misstatements made by Senator Long
Evening star., 1935-03-22
TROYANOVSkY SEES
PEACE IN SCIENCE
Tells University Women Aviation
Is Creating New Epoch
in History.

BY the Associated Press.
Alexander Troyanovsky, Soviet Am
baSsador, declared Wednesday night
that international cooperation in
"harneSsing science to the common
Evening star., 1935-03-22

Many Letters Sent by Air.
Nearly 100000 letters were air.
mailed from England last year.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
Postal Savings Jump.

Postal savings in South Africa in
creased AZ per cent last year.
Evening star., 1935-03-22

comes assorted-bIue, pink,
green, orchid, yellow and
white to the box -. delicately
scented. Buy a supply-the
longer you keep it. the harder
it gets-making it more eco
nomical to use.
Evening star., 1935-03-22

It's not only the sensational
ly low price, but the quality
of the soap itself that makes
this such a remarkable value.
Made of fine ingredients, free
from impurities. . long last
ing. "a handy shape. 1t
Evening star., 1935-03-22
ouble-Sized Electric
Sandwich Toasters sels'ea

Makes delicious. golden brown
toasted sandwiches fries steak
grills chops fries eggs.
Handy for Sunday night suppers
and midnight snacks.
Evening star., 1935-03-22

Hershey's fine milk chocolate.
chock full of crisp, toasted al
monds. Priced exceptionally low
for candy bars of this kind and
quality.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
7-Cup Electric
Percolators

A miniature ship
sails in the PlaSS base.
For library, students S
room, or den.
, 1935-03-24
MUSICAL
ROBERTA COMING

Telling a story said TO be as spark
ling AS its music and dancing. RKO-
Radios perturbation Of the Jerome
Kern hit. Roberta" showing Fri
day and Saturday az your" Cap
itol Theatre. Brownsville. comes TO
the screen with Irene Dunno. Fred
Astaire and Ginger Rogers in the
starring roles.
The theme Is romance In a Paris
known shop. Two young Americans
portrayed by Astaire and Randolph
Scott. are stranded In Paris. One
becomes the proprietor OF a fash
ionabie gown shop by an accident
OF inheritance. The other sets the
Parisians agog with his twinkling
feet and mad humor.
OF course there are mademoiselIes.
One Is an eXiled Russian princess.
turned kown designer. Another Is
an American girl masquerading be-
hind an accent and a title. Miss
Dunno PLAYS the princess. Miss
Rogers Is the fiery American who
has become the toast OF Paris.
Miss Dunno sings several OF Kern's
, 1935-03-24
STRANGE LIFE
STORY FILMED

The co-Starring team Of Ronald
Coleman and Loretta Young have
grown with their past few pictures
together until they almost rival
that OF Wilma Banky and Ronald
Coleman. when they appeared to-
gether before the innovation OF
talking pictures as romantic lovers.
They are co-Starred in Olive OF
India" scheduled for showing at
both the Arcadia Theatre III Harlin-
gen and At the Rivoli Theatre in
San Benito Sunday and Monday.
"Clive Of India" is a biographical
story or England's greatest hero.
Robert Give. who rose from the
position OF a humble clerk TO be the
conqueror OF all India, and Of Mar
guerite, the girl who crossed seven
seas to marry a humble clerk she
had never seen. only. 10 find that m
one year he had become a great hero.
In "Clive Of India" Coleman is
presented leading his mad army to
avenpe the massacre in the black
hole Of Calcutta, his spectacular
trial for treason before the English
House Of Parliament, a duel which
convinces him that he is marked
by destiny as a man who cannot die.
a charging army OF warriors cross
ing swollen rivers. fiction has never
matched the strange life story Of
Give. a man Of destiny, as portray
ed by Ronald Coleman In this un-
usual screen presentation
, 1935-03-24

the government for relief than ever
before.
Recovery Is still delayed"
Mr.. Hoover asserted:
The American people have di-
rectly before them the issue Of
maintaining and ~perfecting our
system Of orderly individual liberty
under constitutionally conducted
government. or of rejecting il in
favor OF the newly created system
Of RECOMMENDATION and beaureaucra-
tic domination in which men and
women are not masters Of govern
ment but are pawns or dependents
, 1935-03-24

ance together since the hit. when
Ladies Meet" and again they prove
themselves q delightful romantic
team.
Miss Harding has never been
better than in her new role as a
portrait painter who has had quite
a lot of boy friends In the past
and who scares them all to death
when she decides to write the story
Of her life.
Montgomery as the editor who
presses her TO write the book, finds
himself surrounded on all sides by
persons who would find their lives
and careers somewhat embarrassed
II their former admiration for the
lovely artist came to light in print.
Among these are Edward Everett
Horton and Edward Arnold. who
give excellent ~portrayals In their
half-comic, half-serious roles. 9th
ers in the supporting cast include
Una Merkel. Charles Richman.
Greta Meyer and Willard Robertson
and they are all good.
r. Fl. Griffith did a commendable
d%irectoriai job and the picture is
beautifully costumed and mounted.
, 1935-03-24

Of a centralized and potentially
self-perpetuating government.
Before us is the sink into which
first one great nation after another
abroad is falling. America must look
today. as in the past, to the crea-
i've impulses Of free men and wo-
men,. for expansion Of enterprise,
for economic recovery. for reStora-
ton Of normal Jobs, for increased
standards OF living. for reform OF
abuse Of governmental or economic
powers. and for advance from out
worn modes of thought.
, 1935-03-24
HERB HOOVER
POINTING
TO MISTAKES

SACRAMENTO. Calf, March %
-Pl- Former President Herbert
Hoover told California republicans
Saturday the recovery theories OF
this administration do not work.
and the country must decide be-
tween a government based on
American principles Of liberty and
n of RECOMMENDATION and bureau
cratic domination"
I'VE stand on the threshold Of a
great forward. economic movement"
the former president said in one of
his rare statements since leaving
office. If only the paralyzing ef-
fects of mistaken governmental pol
icies and activities may be remov-
ed"
Mr.. Hoover's statements we're
made IN q letter TO Sheriff. Halbert.
president of the California republic
an assembly meeting here. Halbert
had requested Mr.. Hoover. titular
head OF the party. to prepare a
message for the meeting.
The administrations theories
ARE no longer a propagandized
millennium; they are self exposed"
the former president said.
The present conception OF a ma
tional economy based upon scarcity
must In al common sense be re-
versed to an economy based upon
production, Dr. workman. farmer
and business man alike are defeat
ed"
He called for an energetic re-
birth of the republican party. ad-
ding 1t has the greatest response
bility since the days OF Abraham
Lincoln TO raise the standard in
defense OF fundamental American
principles
Referring 10 the 'paralyzing ef-
fects OF mistaken governmental
policies" Mr.. Hoover outlined the
concrete results OF these policies"
saying:
The most solemn government
obligations have been repudiated.
The nation is faced with the
greatest debt ever known to our
country.
The currency has been rendered
uncertain.
The government has been cen
tralized under an enormous beau
reaucracy in Washington. Small
business men have been disabled
snd crushed. Glass conflicts have
been created and embittered.
THE cost Of living is steadily adj
vancing.
More people are dependent upon
, 1935-03-24

finest compositions. Astaire and
Miss Rogers do what Is said to be the
most spectacular dancing Of their
careers. They also sing. and AS
tare demonstrates that his fingers
are as nimble as his feet by playing
a hot" piano.
Another colorful feature Is a bril-
liant fashion show. In which many
OF Americas most beautiful girls
model the latest In feminine finery.
designed by Bernard Newman, in
ternationally known stylist.
Supporting roles In the production
are carried by Helen Wesley. Victor
Varconi, Claire Dodd. Luis Alberni
and a host of other popular players.
William Setter directed the Pandro
>. Berman production.