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AUTO LOANS.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET 1924 PANEL looks. brand
new, perfect in every way: our AnnlVer-
sary Sale is $3.50. Also Chevrolet 1892
panel. in fine condition. that has Just
been traded in on large truck: Anniversary
Sale price only $500. Also Chevrolet 1924
stake truck with dual wheels and heavy
duty tires; performs perfectly; Anniver-
sary Sale price only S4a5. Triangle Motor
Co, 4th and Florida ave. ne.
STEWART TRUCK. panel body, ?-ton ca
pacity: perfect condition: Sl@5. Tennessee
Avenue Garage. 203 Tennessee ave. ne.
1884 1a- TON STAKE BODY that we have
Just traded on larger truck; Sl35 down.
JACK PRY INC, S521 GeorGia ave.
FORD 1881 lI2-ton dump truck. newly
painted good condition throughout. Price
S229; terms. Walsh Motor Co. 5000
Georgia ave. Phone Shepherd l644.
FORD. CHEVROLET TRUcKs-1933 Chew
1929 Ford panel 1883 Ford panel, 1892
Ford bottlers body. Brockway cab and
chassis, and many others. c. Dick Eng
lish, Capitol Motors Inc. l522 10Th st. Sc.
FORD 1898 stake truck: only run few
hundred miles and you would say It S
brand-new. Anniversary Sale price only
S695. Triangle Motor Co. 4th and Florida
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SAIE-AUTOMOBnES.

FORD 1884 VS. de luxe coupe best value
we've seen; special Equipment includes
S459. Triangle Motor Co.. No. 2 New
York ave. NV.
FORD 1894 VS. Tudor: excellent condi-
ton. Sacritce, S365. 1887 Monroe st. NV.
FORD 1920 sport coupe; rumble seat;
SO. Col 10194. 2sO9 18th. Apt. BOG.
FORD 1898 VS. de luxe roadster; has
Twin TWIN horns horns beautiiul pastel yellow finish,
a knockout at S3l7: your old car may
NOLAN MOL lii 18th st. NV Phone Dis:
FORD 1921 town sedan. beautiful Jude
ture TaetS car Noonly only ,SSl7 doEn $l4os per
FORD 1880 coach; new gun-metal finish,
seat covers. new tires. dandy motor; Sl7
Down 81 ~ per month. NOLAN. III
18TH st. NV.
FORD 1885 de, luxe Fordor sedan; radio,
chr ". rings tandem ". ". wiper $500
mi; tan color; S665. Mr.. Ressler. Phone
National 3414.
FORD 1882 de luxe Tudor, beautiful new
Brewster green finish with cream wheels,
motor and running gear as clean as in
terror of car. This car is so clean. We
have placed it on our showroom floor,
Rare buy at S17 down. SILL per month.
NOLAN. iii 18th st NV.
FORD 1924 VS. Tudor sedan. S425; paint,
tires, upholstery and motor IN excellent
condition; easy terms. Call Mr.. Parker.
Columbia 10226.
FORD 1894 Fordor de luxe sedan beau
tiful Cordoba finish looks like new runs
like new. Car must be seen to be appre-
clated; new-car guarantee. Special for
today, only S357-S57 down. SCI monthly.
NOLAN. III lSth st. NV.
FORD 1894 special de luxe Tudor sedan.
beautiful eun-metal finish. new tires mo-
tor perfect: new-car guarantee; $50 down.
easy monthly payments. NOLAN, III
18th st. NV.
FORD 1894 VS. Tudor sedan. Famous
Blue Ribbon Car that has been used with
extreme care by prominent WaShingtonlan.
Priced specially low for our Big Anniyer-
sary. Sale. Triangle Motor Co, 4th and
Florida ave. ne.
FORD 1894 de luxe convertible cabriolet.
wheels; new tires mechanically perfect
Remember it's easier to buy at NolanS.
SIS down as long as "a months TO pay
balance. NOLAN iii 18th st. NV.
FORD 1890 coupe new Cordoba paint Job
quiet motor. clean interior. good rubber.
Sl5 down, Sll 20 per month. NOLAN
I'LL 18TH ST. NV.
FORD 1929 roadster new Cordoba paint
Job good motor Al rubber Only SIT
down - 63 per month. NOLAN. III
18th st. NV.
FORD 1880 de luxe roadster, new gun
metal finish with green wheels Only Sl7
down SlO-56 per month. NOLAN. III
18th st. NV.
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FORD 1880 de luxe roadster new gun
metal finish with green wheels Only Sl1
down. $40 80 per month. NOLAN. III
Sth st. NV.
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NASH 1929 7-pass sedan: mechanically
Al. tires. upholstery and original paint
excellent, S225. Also Nash 1929 coach,
with built-in trunk and new paint Job.
Si15. GSlg Wis. ave, Bethesda. ND
Phone Wisconsin 1f1f
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CHEVROLET 1881 special. sedan; 6 wire
wheels and trunk rack; formerly owned
by the mayor of Takoma Park. ThlS car
really is in the pink of condition. Genu-
inc bargain at $3.50; very easy terms can
be arranged. Schlegel & Golden. Oooge-
Plymouth Dealers. 3:}3 Carroll ST, IaKoma
ParE D. c. Phone Georgia 9569.
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FORD 1929 roadster new Cordoba paint
Job good motor Al rubber Only sir
down, S5.63 per month. NOLAN. III
18th St NV
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FORD 1882 4-cyl. sport roadster: newly
painted green. trimmed in yellow; new
tires, perfect motor. A real buy at S2S5.
Phone Lincoln 03O3. Open till . pm
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ders above average. Specially reduced for
cur Big Anniversary Sale. only $40 Tri-
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FORD 1885 VS. demonstrators TALL mod
elsl: your old car may be the down pay
ment, Pay only S6.25 weekly. NOLAN.
iii 18th st. NV
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NASH 1929 sedan: a good small car with
lots of satisfactory MILEAGE at SI25. See
this. Mr. Mack. 1907 I4th st NV
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NASH lH3:i sedan-This car has been
guarantee, S9j down Also 1892 sedan
and 1881 Victoria; S35 down ana balance
SIS monthly WARRINGTON Motor Car
COMPANY on3J ! 18th st NV
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FORD 1890 coupe new Cordoba paint Job
quiet motor, clean interior good rubber.
Sl5 down, $ll 20 per month. NOLAN
III 18th St NV
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NASH 1891 sedan orIeInal finish very
Good fine motor and tires sos; your car
in trade and easy terms. Emerson & Orme
l5th and NJ sts NV. Phone District HlUu.
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FORD 1885 standard VS. Fordor sedan.
formerly owned by a company oficial; has
hardly been broken in; your old car as
down payment or S15 down S25 month.
NOLAN iii 18th st n "
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NASH 1890 ''6" sedan: tWIn-ignition mo-
tor that's o. K; fine tires; excellent ap-
pearance. S225. your car in trade ana
easy terms. Emerson & Orme. ! tn and
NJ SITS. NV. Phone District 500.
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FORD 1894 VS. Tudor sedan A Famous
Blue Ribbon Car that has been used with
extreme care by prominent WaShingtonian
Priced specially low for our Big Anniyer-
sary Sale. Triangle Motor Co, 4th and
Florida ave. n o
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FORD 1881 sport coupe. new tires, new
paint new seat covers Only Sl95; easy
terms; your car in trade. Capitol Motors
Inc. :l5 Penna. ave Sc. Phone Lincoln
DtO3 Open tin q pm
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LA SALE 1880 convertible coupe. II you
are interested in this type OF car we have
a bargain at SlT5. can arrange very easy
terms II desired Schegel e. Golden,
Dodge-Plymouth Dealers. 333 Carroll St
TakOma PARK. ID. c. Phone Georgia H5Rn
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FORD 1894 de luxe convertible cabriolet.
beautiful Brewster green finish. cream wire
wheels new tires mechanically perfect.
Remember it's easier to buy at Nolsn's.
SIS down as long as - months to pay
balance NOLAN III 18th st NV
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HUPMOBILE 1929 Century sedan. new
$50 paint JOB new Simplex rings and
plstons. new heavy built tires and tubes.
sale by original owner at a bargain price
Call Ike Mason for price and terms. Phone
Georgia O430.
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 six touring 2-door
sedan; like brand-new: has built-in trunk.
expensive factory-installed radio with over
and Is months TO pay Cost over { ! 900
Our special price. ST95. Simmons Motors,
Inc. 1888 14th ST. NV. Decatur 5113.
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LINCOLN 1894 5-pass sedan: low mile
age; looks ike new. no reasonable offer
refused. H. D YOUNG West NNI7-W
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FORD 1894 coach. New-car buyers will
save money in buying this car: should get
new-car service. Nothing can be done to
improve this automobile. fully guaranteed;
Price reasonable. Mr.. Mack. 1907 I4th
&
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DODGE 1884 model DIR sedaa: finish.
motor, upholstery like new car abSo-
lutely perfect; S575; new-car guarantee.
Barnes Motors 1929 l4th st NV
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HUPMOBlLE 1892 sedan. a small six:
thoroughly oyerhauled; excellent condition
throughout. Don't miss this one. Mr..
MACK boz 14th 81. NV
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CHEVROLET 1894 master de luxe sedan;
new tires good paint. perfect motor; runs
and looks like new. Price. $500; terms.
Union Service Center. 220 Mass. ave NV
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FORD 1894 coupe; equipped with Philco
radio; excellent condition Throughout;
real buy at S435. Also 1890 Ford de luxe
roadster: new top tires like new; $3.50.
6SI9 Wis. ave Bethesda Md. Wise. 2644.
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FORD 1894 Tudor coach, S479. A car
that could not be told from a brand-neW
car; perfect condition throughout; terms
and trade. L. p Steuart Inc I3o5 14th
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FORD 1894 special de luxe Tudor sedan
beautiful gun-metal finish. new tires mo-
tor perfect: new-car guarantee; 500 down.
easy monthly payments. NOLAN, III
] Sth St NV,
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DE 6OTO 1875 Airfow sedans.. brand-new
cars 3 to select from: ] driven only
500 miles. Will sacrifice for only S9s5.
Here is your chance to buy a 81 800 car
at dealers price. Bell Motors. Inc. 1872
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FORD 1875 de luxe Fordor sedan driven
by a company official All you need
is permanent job and good credit No
money down. $50 monthly. Remember, it's
easier TO buy at Nolans. iii 18th st. NV.
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| HUPMOBILE 1882 de luxe sedan; 2 well
tenders. French body. royal blue: very
Sporty: $3.50. Metropolitan Motors, 1928
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FORD 1884 VS. de luxe coupe; best value
we've seen; special equipment includes
radio and heater. Anniv ersary Sale price
S459. Triangle Motor Co.. No. . New
York ave NV
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DODGE 1898 convertible coupe; driven
only 1000 miles. finished work black. new
car guarantee; 500 down. JACK PRY,
INC Ilp1 Ct
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CHRYSLER 1880 roadster, S"49 Equip
ped with brand-new tires, motor and paint
OK. terms. L. P. Steuart. Inc, 1925
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DODGE 1885 demonstrators. sedans and
coupes: selection Of colors: substantial saw
ingS. new-car guarantee and terms. Leo
Rocca. Inc direct factory Dodge-Plymouth
dealers. N. Y. ave ne Phone National
100 Omen evenings
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FORD 1894 Fordor de luxe sedan beau
tiful Cordoba finish looks like new. runs
like new. Car must be seen to be appre-
ciated; new-car guarantee. Special for
today, only S357-S57 down. SCI monthly.
NOLAN III 1SFb ST NJ
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FORD 1882 convertible coupe-This is
really a very clean car: has brand-new top
excellent tires: not a mark on body or
tenders and runs splendid Special terms
S25 down and balance in small monthly
payments Simmons Motors. Inc. 1888
14th St NV. Phone Decatur 81 ~.
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FORD 1885 coach. driven very little: can
hardly be told from new; S495; new-car
guarantee for 1909 satisfaction. Barnes
MOTORS LOO 18th ST u W.
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FORD 1885 standard VS. Tudor; very low
mileage: perfect from bumper, to bumper
Only S491: your old car may be the down
payment or S15 down and S25 monthly.
NOLAN III 18th ST NV
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FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor, with radio;
new tires; driven very little. Your 1881
Ford or Chevrolet and $50 to S25 per mo.
will buy it. Capitol Motors. Inc, 215
Penna. ave. Sc. Phone Lincoln 0303.
Omen till q n m
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FORD 1894 de luxe coupe rumble ma
room. low mileage: fine condition. sacrifice
for 1895. Metropolitan Motors. 1925 I4th
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CHEVROLET 1892 master coupe; COM
pletely overhauled. attractive finish. excel
lent tires: S267 is the price: make your
own terms and trade Nolan Used-Car
Stadium 18th and M StS NV.
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HUDSON 1880 c1sch new paint and tires;
at gIve-aWay price, Sl35. 5722 Ga. ave.
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tires. upholstery and motor in excellent
condition; easy terms. Call Mr.. Parker,
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1892 C-L de luxe sedan; re-
finished in blue: cream wheels; o. K. mo-
tor fine rubber: S335: your car in trade
and easy terms. Emerson & Orme, eth
and NJ SIS Il " Phone District SIOn
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CHEVROLET 1882 coach; here is q car
you will be proud to own. You Will not
have to make apologies to any one. Al
condition throughout. Honestly Priced at
S29S. Liberal General Motors terms.
Owens Motor Co. 6323 Georgia ave.
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GRAHAM-PAIGE 1880 sedan-See this car
Ior real bargain-SIOg. Walsh Motor
Co. hnmm GeorEia ave. Shenherd lG4A.
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FORD 1913 VS. Tudor: newly finished sand
color In perfect running condition Your
old car as down payment and - weekly.
NOLAN. llll 18TH 81. Y. W. District a 90.
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low mileage. Sacrifice: terms, trade.
Walsh Motor Co 5000 Georgia ave.
Phone Shepherd 1914
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sacks, which differ little from an
ordinary bag, Is that they work.
X Il X u
WISDOM FROM A NEOPHYTE.
THIS is q tale not of brides bis
= cults, but of brides straw
berries.
The neophyte housekeeper tele-
phoned her mother: II bought the
grandest strawberries from the boxes"
Boxes? What boxes?" queried the
mother.
Well" said the girl, "you know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-03
VETERANS ELECT

CINCINNATI, September Up.-Dr.
Warren johnson, Chicago, was elected
commander yesterday Of the 31st
United States Volunteer Infantry As
ISOLATION, an organization Of Spanish
War and Philippine campaign veterans.
Louis H. Fuchs, Chicago, was reelected
adjutant.
Next years reunion will be held In
! Terre Haute, Ind.
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a congressional investigation into the
radio industry when he said he was
refused time by the station.
Later Fish said he delivered his
speech over the air as he prepared
it and that 1t was identical with his
later address to q Republican rally,
except for interpretations on local
politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-03

and . Denver radio station (KOA-
NBC) ended peaceably today with
both sides termihg the fiare-up "a
misunderstanding"
Fish publicly retracted his accuse.
ton that the station was denying
freedom Of Speech" and had sought
to censor his anti-New Deal Labor
day speech.
A. w. Cratgey, sales manager Of
the station, said the matter was q
closed incident.
Earlier Fish threatened to launch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-03
Bullet Comes Out.

A bullet which entered the neck Of
William Brauer, a German, when he
was. shot in the World War, has
emerged from the right of his back
while he was working on his farm at
PerleherG. Germany.
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how large berries are always packed
on the top layer? I just went from
box to box and took all the large
ones"
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Workers in Colombia are complain
ing that rents and food prices are ad-
vancing faster than wages.
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Harrington ordered the crane stopped
and went back.
II said you could not stop here" he
shouted.
Sure" replied the motorist, 81
heard you, but this car can stop any
place. If you don't believe it, just
get in and try to start it. I don't
want to stop here, so If that thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-03
Washington
Wayside
Random Observations of
Interesting Events
and Things.
OFT OF BOUNDS!

OUT OF BOUNDS!
1T FELL to earth, know not
where"
One of our Thirteenth street oper-
atives encountered fine example of
this circumstance on a recent morn
ing. Making his somewhat sleepy way
to work while birds twittered and phys
ical culturists took deep breaths, he
felt something skid off his ankle just
as he crossed F street. Looking down,
he beheld golf ball skipping merrily
along the sidewalk distinctly out of
bounds for any golf course.
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you have is any good, you can just
hook on and move me away. 1t would
be a favor"
X X X X
THEY REALLY WORK.
ICE CREAM concessionaires are
featuring something new in the
way of service. 1t is . thermos bag
that keeps frozen delicacies from
melting for at least an hour to allow
customers to take their purchases
home.
The s.rangest part about these
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Caroming off the ankle, the ball
bounded into Thirteenth street,
crossed the level of F and picked up
momentum as it started down the hill
to E. On its way. an automobile
wheel just clipped it and it veered
over to hit the curb. hesitate and then
roll gently on to street, where it
lodged in the car track.
Our operative looked around for the
"golfer," or at least caddy, but
nobody seemed guilty.
WHAT NEXT?
TN THE ShoW ,Dindow OF a Four
i tenth street pipe hospital there
is tray OF petite pipes, carUed
Nth ornaments. The sign oUer the
tray says: pipes for Milady.
Ladies' Genuine Brier and Meer-
schaum Pipes"
There is nice present for the
girl friend. Maybe it Mould make
her stop cumming" cigarettes.
SERVICE DE LUKE!
WHILE Government workers may
w complain about inconvenient troll
ley and bus service during the
rush hours, there is one place in
Washington where old-time standards
prevail.
AS the bus coming in from Hyatts-
willie rolled down Rhode Island avenue
northeast one morning recently two
little boys ran out of house on the
corner and hailed it. When the driver
opened the door, the larger boy said:
wait just a minute, mamma will be
right out" After two or three min
utes the driver warned: Tell your
mother to hurry up, we've got to get
going"
And while one of the lads ran to
the house and speeded his mother
out. still buttoning her jacket, the
bus and passengers waited.
*
1T DIDN'T WORK OUT.
LIE WAS Good Samaritan, but his
i i tires were bad.
A commuter from nearby Vir-
ginia stood on a corner waiting for a
bus. He was bound for lower Penn
sylvania avenue and usually arrived
on time, but when a passing motorist
offered a lift he saw a chance to beat
the bus to town.
All went well until he reached
Washington Circle, where his route
and the bus route were to separate.
There a tire went fiat. He and his
newly-found friend pulled to one side
to appraise the damage
In few minutes the bus passed
The driver gave two toots on his horn
and waved at the stranded commuter
The bus arrived on time as usual.
The hitch-hiking commuter was IS
minutes late-and in a bad humor.
X X X
MUST BENEFIT DOBBIN.
HOOKING, or the cutting of the
H. solid part of the TAIL of any
horse is forbidden under rigor-
Gus penalties in the District unless
the same is proved to be OF benefit
to the horse"
The penalty is not exceeding one
years imprisonment in the District
Jail or fine OF not less than 500
or more than 5000.
n
DIDN'T WANT TO STOP
FEW motorists can contradict the
statement of policeman and get
away with 1t. There are exceptions,
however.
Sergt. Joseph D. Harrington of the
Traffic Bureau was riding along re-
Gently on the crane which the Police
Department uses to tow in impounded
cars. Almost parallel with the truck
an automobile came to slow stop in
O loading zone.
Hey" shouted the sergeant, "you
can't stop there"
THE heck I can't" replied the
driver without looking up.
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RADIO CENSOR CHARGE
IS WITHDRAWN BY FISH
Flare-up With Denver Station
Ends Peacefully After

Threat OF Probe.
By the Associated Press.
DENVER, September "A verbal
brush between Representative Hamil-
ton Fish, jr., New York Republican,
The Washington times., 1935-09-30
Dolly Cameron Says:
BACK AFTER WEDDING TRIP ABROAD
DR.. andMrs Frank Bohn lave Returned to own
And Are Now Busy Making Plans for the
Decorating of Their Capital Home

After delightfully."- long trip during which they paid most of
the countries Europe visit, DR.. and Mrs. Frank Bohn
daughter rof the Secretary NJ
The Washington times., 1935-09-30
100pn Topics
Copyright 1850

, for everyone-dnd she
hates to miss the mer1"i-
ment.
The former Chief Of Naval
Operations and Mrs. William
v. Pratt-she is such a de-
lightful hostess and many in
formal parties were given
during their tenancy of OBJ
servatory Hill-are holiday
ing at Mountainview House,
Whitefield, in the White
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker
Holcombe are e1pe cted
to return tomorrow to their
home IN Bancroft Place,
from an extended trip to
Europe.
They haze been abroad
for sic months, devoting
most of their time to Spain
and France, and had a de-
ightful cruise ON the Medi-
terr1Men1l. Then mere iOined
IN France By their dGugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy Baker, 1Uife
of the American Consul
IN Bristol, England, aUho
travelled with them for
several WeekS.
Prince Juan, son of for
mer King Alfonso of Spain,
and his cousin, Princess
Maria de las Mercedes de
Bourbon, plan to come to the
United States as the first
stage Of an und-the-World
wedding trip after their mar
riage, October IL, in Rome.
Prince Juan and his bride,
the daughter of Prince Car
los Of Bourbon, expect to sail
for New York a few days
after the wedding and travel
westward across the United
States, perhaps visiting ma
tional parks in the West.
From the West Coast they
plan to sail for the Orient.
The Princess is in the
midst of plans for her trous-
seau. Her wedding gown,
which is a gift from the
bridegroom in accordance
with Spanish custom, is sill
yer lame with a long court
train.
The Washington times., 1935-09-30
Lady Lindsay
Due Today

Lady Lindsay, wife Of the
dean of the Diplomatic Corps,
the British Ambassador, is ex-
pected at the Embassy in MasSa-
chusetts Avenue today from New
York where she has been spend
ing the past few days. She was
the guest during the summer of
Mrs. Bayard Cutting, the
mother of the late Senator
Bronson Cutting, at her home in
Bar Harbor.
Sir Ronald Lindsay is in Eng
land, having sailed the middle
of August, and will return to
Washington sometime this
month.
Mrs. Sadie Jonas and her
daughter, Miss Esther Jonas,
have returned from a visit to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Arthur Mullen
have been spending a few days
at the Cavalier Hotel at Vir-
ginia Beach.
The Washington times., 1935-09-30
Capital Polo
tournament

A sport that has become in
creaSingly popular in Washing
ton. Maryland and Virginia, is
polo, that thrilling game in
vented many years ago in far.
off India. All during the sum-
mer months IS teams have been
playing, attracting large crowds
to the polo grounds in Potomac
Park.
AS a fitting close to the sue
cessful 1885 season, the War
Department Polo Association
has decided to sponsor an in.
vitation handicap tournament.
The first contests in the pre-
liminary eliminations will be
held at Potomac Park, Friday,
October 4, between the Sixth
Field Artillery, from Fort Hoyle,
Md, and the Washington Free
hooters.
Lacking experience in playing
together, the Freebooters more
than compensate in a colorful,
dashing group of players. Senior
among those trying out is Gen.
Juan F. Azcarate, Military
Attache to the Mexican En-
bassy, seasoned on the fields Of
his home country, as we'll as
here. Next, Col. w. w. Torr,
DISC, NC, British Military
Attache, is a former five-goal
player, of birmingham. From
the War Department there is
Major E. A. Harmon, who re-
Gently arrived from the Mexican
border.
Others mentioned for places
on the team include Capt. Don
Galloway and Lieut.. Henri
Luebbermann.