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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

7O4 CONCORD AVE. N.w.--CooL. NEWLY
equipped living room, studio couch. large
kitchen FriRidaire; c.h.w.. gas. slec;: un-
Gentiles: references; plenty parking space.
S32 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV R. AND
b. nicely furn.; silver. linens, anil; sleep
ing porch; only $50; quiet, cool location.
KENNEDY WA Rem. wAsHINGToNs
only air-cooled apt. Sublet living room.
bed rooms, baths dining slcoys: kitchen; kinen;
attractively furnished; S126. Adams 96OO:
A CAR AND GUIDE FURNIsHED-APTs.
927 18th St NV. Room 307. National S71L:
1877 9th ST. NW.-2 LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms, kitchenette. private bath. Rea-
2 ROOMS KTTCHFNETTE- BATH. Show
err radio; cool, pleasant outlook. Apt.
3C2. 21O0 10th st. NV. Decatur 1850.
I748 QUE ST. NV. = LARGE. COOL
apartment; living room, bed room, dinette.
kitchen and bath with shower; nicely h at.r IuI-
gas and electricity furnished; will rent for
enc or. two months; sos. Phone North
SUMMER MONTHS: LARGE LIVING RIM,
foyer, dining rm.. bed rms. Kit. and
hath. 1901 Conn. ave. Emerson 1895.
DUPONT CIRCLE (1325 N H AVE)--
Very desirable apis. in beautiful house. all
cleo. refrigeration. WILLETT. basement.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCELLENT
location, cool; or attractive rms. hall,
dressing rm., dinette. kit. bath. Frigidaire.
2 exposures; $3.50. S65. Adams 1882. pa
EAST RIVERDALE. MD.-DELIGHTFUL
apt, 9 rms, kit. and bath: $40 UP. incl.
gas and elec: 20 min. from city over con-
crete road: refs. 907 Jefferson ave.
YOUNG WOMAN. EMPLOYED, TO SHARE
apt, private home, with another: rms.
kitchenette. priv. bath; refined: references;
conV. location. reasonable. Give phone.
Address Box 63-J. Star once. 22-
223O CALIFORNIA ST. Nw-sUBLET.
Summer COOL attractively furnished 2-rm.
apt. Apt S202 Phone Potomac 3736-W.
2l8 8th S.W.. ACROSS FROM SMITH
sonian Park-Apts comp. furnished. incl.
gas. light dishes, ETC.; also cool basement.
S35 MONTHLY-FREE GAS, ELEC., LIN
ems, dishes. silverware, ETC.; rooms, nicely
furnished, redecorated; exceptionally cool
spacious lawn; also larger apt, S45 month.
Near q W. u, Govt. deptS. Call between
and or phone West 1410 for ap-
continent.
1920 HARVARD ST. NW-3 ROOMS.
private bath; nicely furnished; north and
south exposures. See manager. Col. 5000.
OPP. sHOREHAMN ROOMS, PORCH.
bath. Law. BY month. S1O0. Apply Apt.
2O1. 260i Calvert. Sunday until noon.
1878 COL. RID. NV. APT. 7O1-ATTRAC-
lively furnished 2 large. south rooms <,
b.; June to Sept. Phone Columbia 8606.
LARGE ROOM. x B.. FRIGIDAIRE;
7Sse 7Sse e hest 9ss 6ouSis nShs ssos Id NO
DUPONT CIRCLE; 1926 18th ST. NV
One room. kitchenette; comfortable: anil:
reasonable.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
SPRING PRICESl

Penna. hard coal-White ash stove. egg.
nut, SO: buckwheat. $3.50: rice. SO so:
pea coal. $3.50 tom .24O lbs. to the ton
Soft coal stoker coal. So: 10O9s lump,
S7.75; 500 lump, S6.bO.
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 2616.
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NOW Is THE TINE to use Bone-MeaI on
your lawns: Sc for 100 pounds. Milton
Hopfezmaier Estate. 1900 K at. NV.
Phone West 1882.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.
(C0ntinued.)
Hume SALE.

and upright pianos on our floor at this
time that we have had at any time during
ness in Washington. Prices ranging from
sos and up. Terms to suit your conven-
fence. Every piano sold IN this sale is
fully guaranteed by the House of Stieff.
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF. INC.
1910 @ St NV
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

SILVER SPRING, MD.-Single room pri-
vate family; good meals; near bus. Phone
Shepherd 1883.
20 N. NELSON ST.. Cherrydale, Va.--Gen-
tlemen or settled couple. Pleasant fur
nished rooms. moderate rates; 10c bus zone.
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SOVIET "H0LLYW00D"
ON BLACK SEA SHORE
subtropic Lowlands, Forests, Riv'
ers and Snow-Capped Noun
tains ADVANCES.
MOSCOW (N-plans have

MOSCOW HN.-Plans have been
made for Soviet Hollywood" near
Sukhum. on the eastern shore Of the
Black Sea, where subtropical low
lands, forests, rivers and ow-capped
mountains furnish ideal settings.
Most OF the growing Soviet film
industry will be concentrated in the
new center.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

LADY. empioye Of legation. want: large
(studio) room in quiet. residential. NV.
section, near bus (16th st. Mass. ave.).
Address Box 1907. Star once. 20
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE girl years
old. desire room. private home, board for
child; must have fenced-in yard: care for
child during day. Address Box 165-J star
once. %
WOMAN, white. middle age. refined, wants
home in exchange; will help with house
work 1918 A st. Sc.
GENTLEMAN wants single furnished room
with private family: no meals. reasona Bile.
Address Box 1921. Star once.
3 ROOMS. unfurnished, light housekeep-
ing: white man and wife and small child:
reference: reasonable: location, Conn. ave
to 32nd NV. Penna. ave. to Park I'd. Ad-
dress Box 81. Star once.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1922 L ST. N.W.-Nice. clean Ink, rooms
single sleeping room 81
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1927 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Large
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ROUTEMAN-Young white man for laun-
dry and dry-cleaning plant; previous ex-
perience not necessary; must furnish $50
cash bond; state past employer and give
hustler Address Box lS7-J Star once.
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new and used car men to sell Ford VS.
and NOL-AN-ALYZED cars; excellent prop
oSition, Prefer men with Chevy Chase or
Cleveland Park following. See Mr.. Riley.
NOLAN Branch. 43OI Conn. ave. opposite
Bureau of Standards
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CONFECTIONERY. beers. wines; suitable
liquor. light lunches. Good reason for SELL
ing. S21 Pa. ave. Sc. (good location).
NORTH BEACH. MD.-Wonderful location
for club. Bay. 'front.'; ami: 10 rooms.
furnished. Private pier large porches;
bargain Telephone Adams 3646. Apt
SIR after pm 22s
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COAL MOTORS 9 electric portables. orig
inal cost $500 each; one rotary screen. u
Apply A s. Doniphan. 405 Doniphan Bldg.
Alexandria VaN
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BICYCLES-Rollfast ana otner high-grads
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
AOA 9th n
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HELP-MEN.

AUTO SALESMEN-Need two men to COM
money selling fast-selling Ford VS. and
Carter Renewed Cars. Plenty of leads and
sales cooperation furnished. Parkway
Minor Co Falls Church Va
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1923 18th ST. N.w.-Attractive home for
men md women; convenient location; ex-
cellent food: overnight or permanent guests.
Phnna North A1hO
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zoos gath ST. NV. (coRNER PA. AVE.).
Groom apt, share bath. S46 month: in
cludes gas. elec.. Frigidaire and linens.
1901 18th ST. w.-TWO EXCEPTIONS
ally large rooms. kitchen and bath; radio.
Frigidaire. twin beds; cool; reasonable.
Phone North O676 Apt. 1Oq 23s
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ELECTRICIAN-Base plugs or switches.
S225; expert workmanship. Col. 57S1
Nixin Construction Co.. 2604 14th 81. NV.
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BARBECUE STAND FOR RENT (beer
. license), Bladensburg I'd. head of New
York ave. ne. Formerly occupied by
Hatch Drive-In: Rent reasonable. Apply
GOSS REALTY CO.. 14O5 Eye st. NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD for adults: modern
conveniences Misses Pue. Highland
Howard Co.. Nd.
THE DELMONT COTTAGE. Braddock
Heights. Md@Good board. clean. enjoy
able surroundings. Reas. Special rates
week ends or season. Miss Mary Fulmer.
Owner-Manager.
MATHEWS COUNTY = Private home on
East River modern conveniences: bathing.
boating. fishing: cool and pleasant; reason
able rates Mrs. w. r. Davis. Mathews. Va
Phone 30-F-22.
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A chance for a live wire. to establish
your own business and own your own
home. Al Patterson st. ne. Now vacant;
Excellent location for delicatessen and
light lunch; mixed trade. Your own
terms. See and be convinced. Phone
National 14OS or Adams 1859.
PARKING LOT OR GASOLINE STATION.
so by rs Fl.
St. Near 9TH NV.
GOSS REALTY CO.
14O5 Eye st. NV. Natl 1853.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK and houseworker. with good refer
ences 6404 Illinois ave. NV. Phone Geor-
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BOATS.

SAILBOAT. practically new. IL feet long.
centerboard Marconi rigg. complete. ready
to sail. S65 90. Jack thinner. AL Bond
Bldg Phnne National 2A34 23e
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1877 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-NIceiy fur
nished room with radio: near bus and trol-
ley line. Phone Adams 3616.
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1903 18th ST. N.W.-Business girl; desir-
able opening for one in club residence. See
for yaIrgelf
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TABLE BOARD.

1885 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-S5.15 per
week. including breakfast OF fruit, cholce
of best meats, vegetables. generous crisp
salad homemade dessert; cool dining room.
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-LaTge; cool
room. private bath with shower. twin beds
couple or single; garage. Phone CleV. S637.
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b18 VARNUM ST. N.W-Large. attractive
room for two: private family; Sleeping
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5I1 COLUMBIA RD. N,w.@Coxy room for
Gentiles. Phone Columbia 5349.
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1914 NORTH CAPITOL sT.-Two nicely
furnished rooms, living and bed room, suit
able for two; 80 week. 23'
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front room, nicely furnished: close to bath;
private family: So. Phone Georgta 6732.
2OO6 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Larse single
corner room, next bath; three adults In
family. Apt. 90.
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HELP--WOMEN.
fC0nfinuAdl

GIRLS (2) to learn hairdressing; good op-
portunity. Also an experienced operator.
Lillias. 2617 14th st. NV.
GRADUATE NURsE-STENOGRAPHER. for
part-time work, in doctors ofice. Ad-
dress Box Al. Star once.
HAIR DRESSER permanent position. Ap-
ply 1922 Vermont ave. 90
LADIES to do facial work. good person
Savings Bldg, 631 E st. NV. Room 302.
OPERATOR, expert finger waver and mani
SHOP ao. efaf W Il. W 7. ave. w. NV. nv 'l NNe -.
b.ts1f s5E .nd de
board. Phone Columbia 9433.
PRESS OPERATORS for family depart-
ment experienced only. Apply Elite Laun.
dry Co. 2117 14th st. NV.
SALESLADIES, several, full or part time.
tunity. Prospects furnished. CSil Monday
or Tuesday between and 10 m. at 925
5th st. NV. room 35.
WAITRESS. attractive. Apply Miller Cot
Ranch. Ran; HGi cail Ber1yn S n 2sf. ftW'n' Ae" 90
WAITRESS. white; experienced only need
gpply. Colonial Coffee Shop. goth and
Penna. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES WANTED. two. at once.
Size g. North Beach; Nd call ,IF,,,, Parker's
WATTRESsES--Must be attractive and ex-
perienced; white uniforms. Phone Potomac
1881 or apply at Dude Ranch. prepared
for work. Saturday night.
WOMAN-A home for a middle-aged white
woman. compensation in exchange for
services: three adults. Address Box 1861,
Star once. %"
WOMAN with car. attractive. interested in
cosmetics. Mrs. Emmett. Fairfax Hotel
Phone Potomac 44S0. 23'
YOUNG GIRL colored. for beauty parlor.
Must be experienced in that line of work.
Phone North 9S17.
YOUNG WOMAN. experienced in ladies
and mems ready-to-wear apparel; must
have good reference. Apply 612 Indiana
ave. between 9:30 and L.
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SALESMAN-we have opening on our
new-car sales force. One who can furnish
Al references and proven ability to
sell. A real proposition for the right man.
See Mr.. Hawkins. 8 to 10 am, or 2 to 3
pm, Monday, June "a. Hill g. Tibbitts,
Inc. l1l4 Vermont ave NV.
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GOOD HOPE RD. s.E.-Very cool south
east room, windows, private entrance
porch, private bath: garage; spacious
lawns, trees. Also large southeast second
| floor room, windows. Reliable reference
Tenutred phone Lincoln 3344.
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Vacancies for young ladies: lovely house
excellent meals; also double room over ga
rage for young men.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH, with break
fast possibly dinner: refined couple: refer
rnces exchanged. Address Box 113-J star
ofice.
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INDIVIDUAL with $4,000. wants to buy
easoline service station business or prop
erty on which a service station permit to
build is available. State full particulars.
Address Box 164-J. Star ofice. 24'
PARTNER to Join me in establishing sand
wich and sea food restaurant. State ex-
once.
SAsn-nEI AND COME doine S11h a
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ltjtn ST, EXTENDED (UeorR1R 4IDJ-
Large front room, twin beds. semi-private
bath; one single with private bath: for
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1746 ST. NV double front room,
windows. 2nd floor; single room, LIST and
3rd floor; also q basement room, shower,
So weekly: gentlemen only.
54O7 Sth ST. N.W.-Nlcely furnished bed
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1410 18th ST. N.W.-Attractfve front dou-
BILE room in well-appointed club: excellent
food: good location; other vacancies. Rea-
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
completely furnished silver. kitchen uten-
sils. linen ETC.; two exposures: electric
refrigeration on house current; exception
ally reasonable. Apt. 512. the Melwood.
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ROOMMATE wanted (Christian Scientist
prefeTred) By advertising man. 2. o. BOX
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1928 EUCLID ST N.W.-Slngle room with
porch, southern exposure; clean, COOL con-
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OPPORTUNITY for some one who enjoys
dealing with young men to acquire srow-
ing specialized business for moderate sum.
Experience unnecessary Suitable for am
bitious high school graduate or retired
Government employe. Apply g04 Eye NV
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MARIETTA PARK-Front room, twin beds,
private bath with shower: gentlemen.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BEDS. single, double: rugs, radio, break
fast set kitchen cabinet. vanity chests,
stove; cheap. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
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1413 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
room for couple or friends and vacancy
cooked dinners. SO week: home privileges,
Phone Columbia 1856.
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AN OPPORTUNITY AT YOUR DOOR.

S45O-DEL AND CONF. doing S175 q
week. Cheap rent 300 4th st. s.w.
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NEAR GOVT DEPTS.

PARK CENTRAL. 1900 r ST. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
S79 95O-Completely furnished apt. hV-
ing room with portable dinette table and
chairs. sun room with Murphy bed. dress
ing room with Murphy bed. kitchen ana
tiled bath. Available July 4. 2anaReR.
Metropolitan 0b40
lContinueA On Next PaEN.l
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MT. PLEASANT-Large double room next
to bath: screened porch; cool and comfort
able: no other roomers; unlimited pnones
S25. Call Columbia 1896 Sunday between
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9th ST. NEAR LIBRARY-Bed room, with
private family; gentleman employed. Ad-
dress Box 4O-J, Star once 23%
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1S45 r ST. N.W.-Single room and board;
front room: near Conn. ave. Phone Deca-
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sos 2lst ST. NW.-Walking distance Gov
eminent and downtown buildings: large
front room, So single, 81 double. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRUG STORE. well established, corner lo-
cation; reas. rent; excellent opportunity for
right party. Address Box ID. Star once.
COAL MINE. in operation; Southwest yir-
ginia, on Norfolk q Western r. R.---S0O.
acres coal land; free-burning bituminous
erty: owner retiring. Call National $3.50.
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lS4S POTOMAC AVE. S.E.-For light
housekeeping furnished rooms with
screened porch: ami: adults: reasonable.
I747 PARK RID. N.W.-Single. room, un-
usually attractive; select neighbornooo;
reasonable,
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MARIETTA PARK, 423 Oglethorpe St
with or without board. Phone Georgia O637.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Master bed room
with shower bath; one square to car ana
bus service; no other roomers. Clev. 2321.
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IF YOU are looking for an investment
paying 7eo with safety. get in touch with
ne Address Roy oqfl-H Star once
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NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY, 20 @Hu
St se-Bright front room; new home'
nriVAte family. references. ~
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I10 F. ST. .S.E.-LoVely, cool room for two.
with board; 10 minutes walk Navy Yard
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furnished room. kitchenette and bath; lin
en- and dishes. Prom June 27 to August 20.
District o33O 23s
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EXCELLENT LOCATION for liquor store;
now beer and light wines. Call between 10
am. and l pm. 1895 18th st. NV. 23'
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RooMs-FURN1sHED.

| 1918 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. N.B--Large
4 Phone Decatur 1914. 23s,
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1888 PARK RD.-Front single and double
rooms. very desirable; reasonable. Pnone
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
AUTO SHOW
POINTS TO
BIG YEAR
1886 Models on View
At Calvert Hall Have
Many Refinements
BY ]. B. TREW

By j. B. TREW
President. Washington AutOmOtlve Trade
Association, sponsors Of the sixteenth
Annual Automobile Show
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
New Cars Styled to
Win WO1aen's Favor

and hinges to color effects, and
the result is worth looking into.
Woman Designer
It has often been said that
man knows best how to pick a
woman's hat. Now let the gentle
men brace themselves for the lat
est news-a woman fashion de-
signer is styling one Of their IA
vorite cars! Miss Helen Dryden,
long known for her fashion and
styling ability, is probably the
first woman retained to develop
automobile design. Her expert
ence with design, and knowledge
of the Importance of simplicity
in smart design, has brought
about a simplification of interi-
ors, trimmings, and mechanical
contraptions that achieve a new
harmony in the styling and &C
cessories Of the car.
Miss Dryden has no use for the
tufting or buttons of guimpes OF
carriage days. She insists that
Continued on Page 4-B, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
BY KAY DANIELS

The annual automobile show ap-
parently has more general appeal
for men and women alike than
any other single commercial event.
It's a topic of the day one can't
ignore. You see the show, and
choose your car. If you don't buy,
you choose just the same, at least
mentally, and be prepared to stake
the advantages of your model
against the Jones' over the bridge
table or the cocktail bar.
This annual get-together and
discussion about automobiles is
probably the very best way Of
finding out what's new. We could
start with the few gadgetS photo
graphed on this page, and go on
into endless descriptions of what
the industry has done to make
you turn in your old car for a
new one. Having set out to tackle
the women's angle, however, we
notice this year, that she has a
hand in the designing and styling
of cars all the way from bolts
The Washington times., 1935-11-02

Association, sponsors Of the sixteenth
Annual Automobile Show
Americas largest industry pre-
sents today "Motordom on Pa
rade," revealing at the sixteenth
Annual Automobile Show for the
first time all the 1886 motor
cars under one roof, at Calvert
Exhibit Hall, 2701 Calvert st.
N. w.
The sixteenth Annual Auto Show
differs from its predecessors in
several ways. The most radical
departure is that for the first time
in automotive history the show
becomes fall event instead Of a
winter one. All of the auto shows
previously have been staged here
in January. ..-
Primary reason for the shifting
of the auto show dates from Janu.
ary to November is to comply with
the wishes Of President Roosevelt
in the hope that it will level off
the peaks and valleys of unemploy.
ment in a seasonal industry. This
new plan, it is asserted, will re-
suit. in more rhythmic employ
ment, not only in the automobile
industry, but in dozens of other
industries contributing to the
motor car.
AS the doors of Calvert Exhibit
Hall were opened this morning,
the industry has every reason to
believe that the auto show is go
ing to be an outstanding success.
Advance orders for new model cars
have piled up at an enormous
rate and the best Of expert opin-
ion is predicting banner auto
mobile year for 1886. Predictions
by men in a position to know In
dicate the total should be around
100000.
It's a great show of a great
industry and probably the most
colorful and interesting event Of
its kind ever staged here. In Q
color scheme combination Of car
dinal red and silver setting, the
huge floor Of $4,000 square feet
presents the 1886 automobile in
a truly modernistic setting.
Style and safety are big features
Continued ON Page 2,B, Col. -
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
Auto Show
Facts

Sixteenth Annual Automobile
Show.
LOCATION. Calvert Exhibit
Hall, 2701 Calvert st. N. w.,
opposite the shoreham Hotel.
DATES: Opened today, Novem-
ber 2 to 8 inclusive (including
Sunday.
TINE: Open today at II a. m,
until II p. m. Sunday, 3 p. m.
to II p. m. Daily thereafter, II
a. m. to II p. m.
AUSPICES: Washington Auto
motive Trade Association. Dick
Murphy, show manager.
1886 CARS EXHIBITED: Au-
burn. Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet,
Chrysler, Cord, DeSoto, Dodge.
Ford, Graham, Hudson, Hupmo-
bile, Lafayette, Lincoln, LaSalle,
Nash, Oldsmobile, Packard, Pierce
Arrow, Plymouth. Pontiac. Stude-
baker, Terranlane, and the Lin.
coin ZephyN
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
6. N. STAGES
SEPARATE
EXHIBIT
Display Of 36 Models
- Is Opened at the
MayfIoWer
BY FLOYD AKERS
Chairman, General Motors Dealers Com.
mittee in Charge of the General
Motors Exhibit at the

MOtOEB GxnlDu dO tnO
MayflOwer Hotel
In keeping with the policy Of
General Motors in other key cities,
the General Motors dealers of
Washington and vicinity this year
are staging separate display at
the Mayflower Hotel. We believe
it will be the greatest and finest
display of General Motors cars
ever held in Washington.
Washington dealers were influ-
enced in reaching decision to
stage a special exhibit by the fact
that similar exhibits have been
successfully conducted in such
cities as New York. Chicago and
Boston. Washington is umdoubt-
edly one of the most important
key cities in the country and, we
felt, rated such a show. After
some discussion with General Mo-
tors officials and our own 40
dealers, it was decided to hold a
special showing here.
feel that we are fortunate in
obtaining the Mayflower Hotel
for our exhibit. Because this will
be the largest showing of General
Motors cars ever staged under
one roof in Washington, we were
compelled to take over the large
ballroom, the Chinese room. the
promenade and the north end of
the dining room.
We want the public to be our
guests at this showing. While
we have arranged to have the
Seventeenth Street or "Presiden-
tial'' entrance decorated as the
main entrance to the exhibit, the
show can be reached from any
entrance. There will be no admis-
sion charge at any time and we
will have staff of trained peo-
pie in attendance from the time
the show opens today at 9 a. m.
until II p. m.-from November 2
to November 9, inclusive.
This is the first great indie
pendent exhibit ever attempted
by the General Motors dealers
of washington and vicinity and
We hope to make it a success.
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
@. WI. Show
Data

LOCATION: Mayflower Hotel,
Presidential entrance on Seven
teenth Street.
DATES: opens today, November
2 to 9, inclusive, including Sunday.
TIME: 9 a. m. to II p. m.
AUSPICES: Washington Cen
eral Motors dealers. Floyd Akers,
show chairman.
EXHIBITS: Chevrolet, Cadil-
lac, Buick, LaSalle, Oldsmobile,
Pontiac.
The Washington times., 1935-11-02
I'VE DriVers''

Copies of I'VE Drivers" the
G. NJ. Safety bulletin, will be
available at the General Motors
Dealers exhibit at the Mayflower.
More than one million individual
requests for this bulletin had been
received by General Motors before
the end Of Octobers
Evening star., 1935-03-29
Polish Population Gains.

With a population of 33.000,000 and
growing rapidly. Poland threatens to
become larger than England in . few
years.