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Evening star., 1935-12-15
Council to Launch Campaign
For Natural Business Year

industry and its individual units is
that period of IL consecutive months
ending when inventories, receivables
and liabilities are at their annual
minimum.
The council has distributed a basic
statement setting forth the advan-
tages of natural fiscal periods among
the executives of $500 trade associa-
tions, all certified public accountants
of the country and members OF ma
tional organizations representing
credit and management interests.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
WOOL TRADING QUIET,
BUT PRICES ARE FIRM
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, December IA Omitted
States Department Of Agriculture) -
Wool prices in Boston during the last
week were mostly very firm despite
the tendency of sales to run small in
volume. A large part of the trade
was on fine u blood and as blood
territory wools. Numerous lots of av-
erage to good French combing GAS and
finer territory woods in original bags
moved at 1881 cents, secured basis.
Medium Ohio and similar f1eeces were
sold at $3.50 cents in the grease for
strictly combing Sos, as blood, and
48s, sos, 4 blood Strictly combing
Gas and finer fleeces brought 32-33
cents in the grease.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
HELP.--MEN.
ROTTTE MEN

we have established routes available for
sood men. The applicant must be willing
70 Work hours per day. Experience not
necessary We train our men. Pay ar
rangements satisfactory. Apply q 10 10,
oZZ-A Conn. ave, between H and Eye SITS.
SALESMEN-IF YOU ARE AN
experienced new or used car
salesman and would like 70 make
a connection with a new Chew
rolet leadership, centrally To-
Gated in Washington, then we
would like to talk with you. We
are filling positions in new and
used car departments at once.
Car furnished when you qualify.
All applications strictly conf
dental. Address Box 96-V, Star
office.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
HARDWARE JoBBERs BUSY.

NEW YORK, December IA (P.-
A constant flow of recorders from re-
tail hardware stores for Christmas
merchandise has kept jobbers active
in the primary market here. The call
for builders hardware and tools has
shown q slight decline, although busi-
ness in these items is still above sea-
sonal levelA
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on PAGE A-15.
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
ACCOUNTANTS, 24-30 yrs.;, grad, recoE-
nized acctg. schools exp, industr., mfg.
or similar required. Ford, Boyd'S. 1888
F NV.
ADV. statesmen solicitors or collectors
permanent; full cooperation. Address Box
2-V. Star office.
ADVERTISING MANAGER and editor to
grow up with a 1905 popular advertising
medium. Address Box 281-V. Star once.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN--Only. those
with successful records and ability to
write copy need apply. Those who have
sold program space: radio or newspaper ad.
Feature Service, Tudor Hall. 10th and
Mass. ave. NV. Room 51O.
AUDITOR. experienced to help close books
Tor the seaT v about fSed and capa
state salary expected; time basis If de-
sired or can work eve syeninssss; nsss. references
AUTOMOBILE statesmen to sell the new
1885 Ford VS.. Attractive proposition to
producers. Previous experience not neces-
sary as we train you. Steuart Motor Co;
1903 r. I. ave. me-. between ana IL
am. only.
AUTO MECHANIC. iirst-class man. expert
enced on Dodge and Plymouth cars: refer
ences required. Kirby's Sales and Service
3243 Wilson blvd. Clarendon, Va.
BAKERY ROUTE SALESMAN for estab-
lished route; 500 cash BOND REQUIRED.
Apply Monday. Az pm. Mr.. Thompson.
340S 9th st. ne.
BECOME an insurance specialist. Earn
while you learn. Is men will be trained by
Company specialists in every branch of
insurance and saleSmanship. Tuition free:
Evening classes. Send history OF yourself
to Box 406-V, Star ONCE
BOOKKEEPER-Tho knowledge of
general ledger and preferably with pre-
vious experience i'll security business; mod
est salary to start; replies viii be held in
confidence. Address Box 1S-X, Star office.
BOOKKETPER. for Burroughs posting ma
chine and other clerical work.. state age,
experience, salary. Address Box 3oO-V,
Star ONCE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to work Monday
morning at 1927 JonQuil st. NV. CDrlve
out to 7721 10th st. and turn LETT to 1oo1
BUTLER. white, also serve as cook; must
have highest references. Call SUNDAY after
L. % West kirke st.. Chevy Chase. Nd.
CARPENTER plumber. furnace repairer
Wanted NJ e0A AAkh at q Monday morn
Evening star., 1935-12-15
OFFER ON GERMAN
BONDS RENDERED
Exchange of Securities or Pay
ment in Blocked" Reichsmarks
Provided Under Plan.
sy the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 14-An
offer of exchange of securities or
paymen. in blocked" reichsmarks
was rendered today by the conversion
Office for German foreign debts to
holders of certain German maturing
obligations.
The offer, made in accordance with
the regulations of the Reichbank, is
similar to one made in October to
holders of German obligations matur-
ing around that time.
For most of the affected issues the
offer provides for exchange of the
maturing bonds for like principal
amount of an unmatured series of
bonds of the same issue
The blocked reichSmarks available
by the alternative offer are restricted
as to use and are convertible into
dollars only at a heavy discount.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Special Dispatch to The Star.

I
NEW YORK, December 14.-The
Natural Business Year Council an
nounces that, after two months of
preparation and organization, the
week of December Is to 21 viii usher
in an intensive campaign to bring
to the attention of business men
throughout the country the advan-
tages of adopting fiscal periods cor
responding to the natural cycle of
operations In the industry TO which
they belong.
The natural business year for any
Evening star., 1935-12-15
TANK CARS ORDERED.

NEW YORK, December IA R.-
General American Car Co. has re-
ceived an order from Bartex Pipe
Line Co. for 20 tank cars, says Rail-
Way Age.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
National University
Law School
Winter Term Begins

January 2, 1886, at $50 PM.
Standard three-year course
leading to degrees of LIB. and
J.D.
Graduate courses leading to de-
greeS of LIN, MP.L. and SID.
All classes held at hours con-
venient for employed students.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

RAWLEIGH ROUTE open near you. IN
duStriouS man can earn better than aver
age income; complete line OF household
necessities established. as years perma-
Fen aRea5 Rq innEeStmeRI ne5t @ Or exps5ience Write
REPRESENTATIVE sell aluminium cooking
utensils to retail trade in State OF Vir-
gnla require a steady. reliable permanent
man, who expects to make income by hard
ceTn. AAAf! For conSistent cii9H defeTmi3ed
worker there IS an opportunity here better
than the wording OF this ad might indicate.
Illinois Pure Aluminium Co. Lemont Ill
now calling on grocers. hotels, RESTAURANTS
take, orders for imported canned lobsteri
Write Bailen, Inc, l6S N. Michigan ave-.
Chicago, Ill.
SALESMEN-New deal guarantees store
$40 for one; two SIS sales net you 500
daily, sayers 2S01-47 Shefneld. Chicaso,
THIS is THE SEASON TO sell lunch grid
dies. hot dog steamers and popcorn ma
chimes to druggists. confectioneries tav-
erns, etc; liberal commissions; write today
Swan our ave saiss S. Pons Pah Mo- ADVANCE Mfs Co.
WELL-RNOWN DISTuLERY wants ex-
perenced saIesmen TO represent them in
and reference%s. % ABBY al ieise PennsyIyaniS lIi
aye. NV, Suite ?, 2nd floor
YEAR YEARS INCOME IN . MONTHS.
new Federal and s State s"t tsx la%s lSs'Gn 9ndsr
severe penalties. We guarantee your sue
eeSs. with ofhcially approved tax record.
sells on sight buyers everywhere; 5-25
sales daily easy. S4.lO profit each sale.
Commonwealth Co. Desk Il, sos So.
Dearborn, Chicago
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
A 40-year-old manufactured Of main.
tenance supplies has permanent opening
for experienced salesman. II you have
Soiq or are well known among institutions
h1l1ld1nUE Cfn TNy
repeat business for a so-eetter 10 follow
uP our established trade Commissions
Phone W. H. Claire Hotel Dodge. Monday:
MEN-IF YOU CONSIDER
YOURSELF AGOOD SALES
MAN WITH AN ESTAB-
LISHED RECORD OF AC-
COMPLISHMENT, WRITE
US YOUR QUALIFICA-
TIONS REGARDLESS OF
YOUR PRESENT LINE. IT
MAY PAY YOU BIG. LET
Us PROVE TO YOU WHAT
WE HAVE DONE FOR
OTHER statesmen. OUR
BUSINESS is WELL ES-
TABLISHED AND sue
CESSFUL. REPLIES CON-
FIDENTIAL. ADDRESS
BOX SIX, STAR OFFICE.
SALESMAN to learn beauty par
lor business; Washington and
vicinity; with car. Salary and
commission. Address Box 29-X,
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
$1,000. MEN.

National organization desires 3 men
with cars who can qualify, for positions
can earn 50 600 in 1896. Specially ex-
perience desired. but not essential Com
plete training with small salary for few
weeks while learning. then full commits
sion proposition. Don't apply unless you
really want TO work. are honest and de-
sire continuous and permanent position for
years. Our proposition has year-round
appeal. See or phone Mr.. Hess 327 Mills
Blug; American Automobile Association,
Monday morning
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Statesmen.

Neat appearing young men
to learn the used car busi-
ness. No experience neces-
sary. Opportunity to earn
good money from the start.
Must have good character
reference and be willing to
work. Apply at once, Mr..
ROSenthal
Evening star., 1935-12-15

YEARS INCOME IN . MONTHS
Right now because 96es Of all retailers
start new records in January forced by
new Federal and State tax laws under
severe penalties. We guarantee your sue
cess with ofhcislly approved tax record.
Sells on sight buyers eveFywhere; 5-25
sales daily easy S4.lO profit each sale.
Commonwealth Co. Desk Il, sos So.
Dearborn. Chicago
Evening star., 1935-12-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
and clutch control. car furnished. Call odd
Reliable" Foster Hartwell. Met. 1909. l5'
MEN wanted with fair education. me-
ing to better their positions by quallfying
as INSTALLATION experts ana SERVICE
engineers in ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
and air conditioning: no experience neces-
sary. but applicants must be willing TO
giving age phone present occupation and
address. Utilities Eng. Inst. Address Box
299-V Star ONCE. l6'
YOUNG LADY. qualified with the best
schools in Moscow. teaches Russian groups,
privately. Phone District 245l. IA pm.
TUTORING in Latin algebra, also ele.
mentary subjects, by experienced teachers
college graduate. Phone Emerson O9S2.
SWITCHBOARD Up. B. X) training. plus
expr. on board; also touch tipping. weeks
fq day sb6ns s16 Nei3a5s2 PhRS9NMEk SERVICE
CIVIL SERVICE. resident and home study
courses, questions and ssnwers; open Till
z pm. BOYD'S. 1883 F st. Natl. 2340.
TYPEWRITING speed tests daily. over
come nervous strain when taking speed
tests by our superior method.
STANFIELDS 710 l4th NV. Dist. 1888.
FRENCH TAUGHT for foreign service ex-
animation by native. Address Box b5-X,
Star office. -
PREPARE FOR PLEASANT. dignified posi-"
tons By learning TEL IEPHoNE SWITCH: ISI4S
$40. 226 Bond Bldg. IS
BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT
Earn more, have more-opportunities are
numerous TO-DAY. Your best investment
is in a BOYD COURSE--UNUSUAL AD-
VANTAGES. REGISTER today for the next
class. BOYD'S, 1888 F st. National 23aS'
FREE TUITION FRENCH CLASSES.
Beginners intermediate. advanced. conver-
sationel every evening at 1:l5 O'Clock at
FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL OF
WASHINGTON
1905 18th St NV. National 6136.
Comptometer Training.
Intensive course qualifying for Govern-
ment and commercial positions; also touch
typing included BOYD'S 1888 F St
National 233s. Established Z yearsD
LEARN WORLD-FAAoUs METHODS oP
BEAUTY CULTURE
As Taught by MABELLE HONOUR Experts.
A Pleasant Profession.
Unlimited Opportunities.
Free Catalogue-Essy TermS.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL.
1340 N. Y. Ave. NV. Met. G71e,
IS Years Of Successful Beauty TrsininE.
CONTINUED on Next PaEe.l
Evening star., 1935-12-15
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS! OPERATORS! JoBBERsl--
Here's your chance TO get amazing valueSl
Bigger selections at unheard prlcesl A
Complete line OF mdse that resells profit
ably Notions, razor blades. cosmetics
Freeze Nema and over 1000 other last
selling articles Naiman sales Co. sOf
Mt. Vernon pl NV. IL
Evening star., 1935-12-15
School of Economics
and Government

Degree courses of collegiate
grade offered in Political Science,
Government, Economics, Psychol-
ogy, History, Finance, Business
and Languages
zao Address Secretary
National 6617 S18 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

deal guarantees store
SO for one; two SIS sales net you 500
daily. Sayers, 2S01-47 Shefneld. Chicaso.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

THIS IS THE SEASON TO sell lunch grid
dies. hot dog steamers and popcorn ma
chimes to druggists confectioneries. tav-
erns, etc; liberal commissions; write today
for our sales plan Advance Mfg. Co,
Swan ave St Louis Mo
Evening star., 1935-12-15
PROMISING FUTURE

In one of Washington's old established
financial companies for young man with
knowledge Of typinR. shorthand and book
keeping, once experience preferred. Write,
statlnR full record. age qualifications and
5a MINIMUM salary TO start. Address Box
Evening star., 1935-12-15
OURISMAN
CHEVROLET,
625 H st. NE.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. white. to manage roomins house;
salary basement quarters; reference neces-
sary. 2l20 G ST. NV. bet. and q . m. l5'
ESPEOPLE-Splendid opportunity SELL
ing outside the District delightful popu-
lar-priced life of Will Rogers Write Miss
Whitman at once, 1905 Meridian pl
WOMAN. settled, middle-aged couple. as
housekeeper for small roominR house, No
children. Reference. @34 ? ST. NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
WANTED-SALEsMEN.

RAWLEIGH ROUTE open near you. In
duStriouS man can earn better than aver
aee income; complete line OF household
necessities established. 46 years perma-
Rawleigh Dept. DCL-4-O. Chester Pa.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
MEN.

I will have opening for two men this
week for work through large department
store. Men applying must have car in
running condition and be over 23 years
of age. Apply employment Office Room
215. 10 am. and pm. Monday only.
1909 Mass ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
A 4o-year-old manufacturer of main
tenance supplies has permanent opening
for experienced salesman II you have
sold or are well known among institutions
and ohlce buildings, We have steady
repeat business for go-getter 10 follow
ug our established trade Commissions
advanced; must have car: We train you,
Phone W. H. Claire. Hotel Dodge Monday,
Evening star., 1935-12-15

REPRESENTATIVE sell aluminium cooking
utensils to retail trade in State of Vir-
glnla; require a steady. reliable. permanent
man, who expects to make income by hard
work; liberal commission paid: old con-
cern. AAA-1. For consistent determined
worker there is an opportunity here better
than the wording of this ad might indicate.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

1909 Mass ave NV.
Life Insurance Assistant
Manager.
Highest rated, progressive life company
will employ active. ambitious young man
to secure and work with agents; not in
dustrial Moderate salary plus ONCE. ex-
penses and bonus on results. Address
Southern Manager, Box 265-V. Star ONCE.
REAL ESTATE MEN.
See "THB HOUSE THAT ASTOUNDED
THE BUILDING INDUSTRY" Hundreds
CONSTRUCTTON. 5 rooms. bath. Fire.
proof, etc. AIR CONDITIONED. S4, 400
If you see commissions in this, address
Box 401-V. Star ONCE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
STORYTELLING HAS
 NO OPPONENT

New York, July 26-CUP)-An exchange of cables and a trans-At- lantic Telephone conversation to- day failed to bring any nearer set clement the weighty fistic problem of whom Max Schmeling will fight here this fall.
 Joe Jacobs, Schmeling's mana ger, conferred with John Reed Kill patrick, president of Madison Square Garden. and Jimmy John ston. Garden boxing boss. They want Schmeling to fight Max Baer of California. They offered a guar antee substantially below the $150.000 Schmelfng demands.
 JGe then Kept a luncheon en- gagement with Mike Jacobs. front man for the Twentieth Century Sporting club. Mike wants Schmel- ing to fight Joe Louis, Detroit Me- gro. Yesterday Mike refused to meet Schmeling's demand for a guarantee, deposited abroad. He countered with a proposal to de- posit money abroad as a guarantee that Schmeling would get his per- centage on the fight.
 Schmeling today told Joe Jacobs that he would insist on fiat guar antee, deposited abroad. Boxing men believed that Mike would change his mind and duplicate or eclipse the latest Garden offer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
BURGLARS LOOT DAIRY co. SAFE
 LAST EVENING
Phillips Office Entered, Safe Opened and $l7O
 Was Taken

Burglars who last night broke into the offices of the Phillips Dairy. located in the rear of 617 Watertowne avenue, footed a safe owned by the firm of $170 in cash, the Democrat learned early this afternoon. Police had received no complaint of the crime at the time, but Algernon Phillips, president treasurer of the concern, who veri- fled the report of the burglary, said that complaint would be made to the detective bureau this after noon.
 The sate was apparently opened by person or persons who knew the combination of the strong-box. or who were professional safe. crackers. The thieves gained en- trance by forcing back window, going then to the office, and open ing the safe. The interior of the safe was ransacked as the burglars sought more money, but nothing was taken except the $170 in bills. representing petty cash accumulat- ed during the day.
 Ohicc Workers Discover 1t
 Office workers discovered the crime when they reported for work this morning. MT. Phillips ventured
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
CHAUFFEUR OF
 GOV. PUNISHED

Dedham, Mass, July 26-(UP) Roland Gagnon, about 25, chauf- feur of Governor Theodore Francis Green of Rhode Island, was fined $100 today on a dangerous driving charge growing out of an automo- bile accident May 16 when the chief executive was enroute to a conference at Boston.
 Richard Hanson of Bradford, N. H., driver of the other car involved in the crash on the Providence highway, was acquitted on a similar charge by District Judge Clifford B. Sanborn.
 The court gave Gagnon until Tuesday to pay the fine.
 "I am not going to comment on chief executives having cars oper- ated at a dangerous rate of speed" Judge Sanborn said. "Gagnon was operating dangerously at an excess sive rate of speed"
 Both Gagnon and State Trooper Charles J. Gallagher of Rhode Is- land, who was riding in the front seat of the car. denied that they were "laughing and joking" at the time of the accident.
 The defendant said he was pro- ceeding at only 46 miles an hour. Prosecution witnesses testified. however, that the state machine was travelling 70 to 1io miles an hour before the accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
'OEYMPICS BAR
 GERMAN JEWS

Berlin, July 26 - (UP) = The question of whether German Jews will be barred from participation in the 1886 Olympic games in Ber- lin, in view of the violent anti Jewish campaign now being waged by the Nazis, was raised in private sources today.
 Nazi official sources were retic- ent, but it was said privately that in view of anti-Jewish sentiment, it is possible Jews may be quietly and unostentatiously dropped from the lists before the actual games.
 It was not expected there would be any general order excluding Jews from the Olympic trials be- cause of the repercussions it would raise abroad.
 The propaganda ministry denied Jews were being barred, adding that all Jewish sports organizations are engaged in training for the Olympics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
GERMAN BARRACE
 STILL DRIVES AT
 NEW YORK MAYOR
La Guardia Is Not Very Excited - Jewish PeO=
 pie in Praise of Him

New York, July 26-(UP)-De- nounced as a "city hall macaroni juggler'' and praised as a defend CT of noble democratic traditions" Mayor Fiorella H. LaGuardia stood pat today in a rising storm as champion of oppressed" Ameri- cans in Germany.
 Germans and Americans of Ger man extraction, in numbers exceed ing 10000, sent protests to the roly- poly mayor today against his denial to a German alien of city license to work as a masseur. The German consul general sent formal report to his Washington ambassador and predicted vigorous diplomatic &C., tion. The mayors own corporation counsel insisted he was outside his authority.
 Jews Back Him Up
 But organizations representing 800, 900 Jews applauded vocifer. ously, and Alderman Walter R Hart, d., introduced into the board of aldermen a resolution requesting President Roosevelt ito follow the example of his illustrious predeces- sors and take such steps as may be necessary to abrogate any and all treaties now in force and effect be- tween the German government and the United States of America.
 Maintaining the same bellicose attitude with which he announced that he had refused 8 license to the unidentified masseur because of
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
BABE RUTH MAY
 GET INTO GOLF

New York, July 26-UP)- While officials of the U. S. Golf as- sociation withheld formal opinions, the United Press learned today that Babe Ruth probably would be permitted to play in the national amateur, provided he filed an en- try.
 Incidentally, filing of an entry is the Babes chief problem. To do so he must have a bonafide handi- cap of 4 with a member club of the U S. G. A. Judged by his previous scores and by the S1 scored in yes- terday's tourney at the Westches- ter Country club, it's doubtful if baseball's Bam could earn 4 handicap.
 A. M. Reid, chairman of the as- sociation's important amateur stat us and conduct committee, said he wouldn't venture an opinion un- less MT. Ruth should enter the tournament. If he did so we would want to talk with him. consider his past record and his future plans. There Is a long-standing U. S. c. A. precedent that a. pro- fessional in one sport is not of ne- cessity to be considered a profess sional in golf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
.NAN ATTACKS
 ARE EXTENDED

Berlin, July 26 - (UP) - The Nazi campaign against political or social activities of Catholics and Protestants alike-aside from the oppressive measures against all Jewish activities was extended sweepingly today in a decree by Heinrich Himmler, acting chief of the secret police and political in- spector of all police forces in the Reich.
 The decree repeated and empha- sized Interior Minister Wilhelm Tricks ban on uniforms and out door activities of all religious youth organizations.
 It banned all activities. except those of a strictly religious nature. by Catholic and Protestant Youth Leagues.
 The ban included the wearing of uniforms or emblems. the car Fying Of flags or the holding ot parades. except traditional reli- sious proceasiong. All organized sports were prohibited.
 The decree provided for fines or custody Of unlimited duration foF X4#|.44@4 4E .. ..a. d. .- t.i.~s..=.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
Mayor La Guardia Is
 Challenged To Fight
Germans Are We'll Worked Up Over Actions of New York Executive-One Enthusiast Wants to
 Battle With Him for IS Rounds

New York, July 26-(UP)-The Controversy caused by Mayor F. H LaGuardia,s private persecution war with Germany. sputtered with renewed vigor today as German Americas put into words their re- sentiment over the mayors refusal to issue a messeur's license to a native German.
 The mayor frankly said his re- fusal was in retaliation for Ger many's treatment of Jews and oth- CTS in the Fatherland.
 Kurt Mertig, secretary of the National United German society. charged LaGuardia with stirring up racial hatred and with conduct unbecoming city official. A man who signed himself Simon D.. Koedel, wrote the mayor that he had insulted every German and German-American and challenged the diminutive Fiorello to a 15- round fight.
 Made Challenge Public
 IT," Koedel told the press, lam making the challenge public so he could not. possibly evade the fight and still be called the manly mayor of New York"
 The mayors action has been drowned on by his legal advisers as we'll as the state department at Washington, but he found one supporter. He was Samuel Hixon, head of the Hixon Electrical Lab oratores, Cricklewood. England.
 Hixon, an American born in She Bronx, said he tried to establish a laboratory at Steiglitz, near Ber- lin, but because he had Jewish lawyer he couldn't get a hearing.