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ELECTRICIAN

Apply 1919 Window Pl NV.
SPARE-T I M E statesmen
for different parts of city, to
sell popular makes of all low
priced cars. Attractive COM
missions. Right person can
make $500 month. Address
Box 26-H, Star office
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LEAVING SUNDAY OR MONDAY FOR
Can accommodate pass Columbia 5000
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WANTED-ROOMS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GENTLEMAN wants single room with
private family; references given. Address
Box 1S3-H. Star ONCE. Is
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL. apprentice in dressmak-
ing experienced maid, waitress or house
work; whole Or part time: reference. Call
Metropolitan $3.50.
COLORED GIRL wishes days work or
Tuesday or Thursday mornings. References.
Call Metropolitan 51O2.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work of
any kind. Tel Atlantic 50S5-J. House
number. GA Eastern ave. ne.
COOK-Lesving town for Summer. Would
like to place splendid cook-houseworker;
honest and conscientious. Call Clev. lOl2.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK or part time by
neat colored girl; can stay nights or go
home. Phone Columbia 52l0-J.
GIRL, cololed; general housework or
nurse. Catherine Moten. 2"15 NJ st. NV.
GIRL. neat. colored. wants general house
work: part time or all day. Reference.
Phone Lincoln l0O3l.
GIRL. colored desires part-time Job in
afternoon; neat. reliable. honest; no sun
days; So week. Al ref. Adams 7123-W.
GIRL. eolofed. general housework. cook:
stay NIGHTS. Phone Metropolitan 1896.
HOUSEKEEPER, colored. wants whole or
part time in private home or store; best
B. s.. 1923 Corcoran st. NV
LIGHT HOUSEWORK or nursemaid by
colored girl: reference. Phone North 1920.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work or
washing to take home. sunny yard: rel.
Phone Lincoln 1911 l5'
WOMAN colored. wishes work as house
cleaner or nurse for baby. 263S u Vlr-
ginla ave. NV
YOUNG LADY. neat. experienced cashier
or hostess; good references. Phone West
2136-W
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1898 KEARNEY ST N.E-Large room.
southern exposure. twin beds. next to bath,
cont hot Gentleman preferred
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WARRENToN. VA.-44 miles from wash
inRton Large. shady lawn beautiful view.
Country vegetables. Rates on application.
Address Box 3l3.
"SPRINGDALE." GAINESVILLE Nd
Children boarded large farm: chickens.
huttermilk. fresh veEeta bles; tennis. hsh-
ing. horseback riding: SPLENDID swimming
pool. Phone Ellicott Clty 4S-F-2.
A FEW BOARDERS wanted in my country
home near Bluemont Airy rooms. good
beds. plenty chicken weekend special.
Mrs. Sarah J. Miller. Bluemont. Va.
Box rs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MISCEL
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF Presidents.
statesmen: stamp collections, old coins
bought. Hobby Shop. 7l6 eth Dist. 1272
BOOKS WANTED SECONDHAND. hundred
or more: miscellaneous and sets Paul
Pearlman I'LL q st NV. District 3543.
ELECTRIC PUMP for deep well: must be
IN excellent condition and include tank.
Call District 300.
FURNITURE WANTED-We pay highest
prices; prompt and refined service Don't
sell before calling Mr.. Gilbert. Natl. 1866.
FURNITURE. rugs household goods etc
Absolutely highest prices paid. For best re-
suits call any time Lincoln 54SS. l5'
FURNITURE. sewing machines. household
goods all kinds; highest prices paid Call
North o040 before selling. Prompt service.
l5"
GoLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SILL
YER PLATINUM: TEETH. DISCARDED
CENSE TO BUY. WE PAY CASH. A.
KAHN. INC. 43 YEARS AT 935 F
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid,
BURNsT1NES 931 @ ST NV
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry Full cash value paid o g.
Govt. license to buy. Selinger's. s1S p st.
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HFTP-MFN

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALI.
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PETWORTH. 45OI Iowa Ave-Large. cor
ner room: private home, excellent meals
reasonable: for two people One block
cars and buses. Phone Georgia 06s2
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l467 R. I. AVE. NV. Corner lbth-Larse
front room, with porch. next bath: also
room semi-private bath; large closets;
single beds; spacious lawn; excellent meals
Waking distance Summer ratPE
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SALESMAN-Reliable BILE decorating company.
handling exclusive work desires the Serv-
ices of salesman. preferably one with real
estate connections references required: at
traCtive proposition. Address Box 25i H
Star Office for appointment l6"
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| $50 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Large front
rooms. twin beds: reas.: also singles: near
/ hat
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IOCXSMITH with knowledge of radio or
gunsmithng; good mechanic only. Wolf S
Repair Shop 81 d st. NV.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

5i3 ALLISON ST. NV large rooms
snd screened porch; completely furnished
for housekeeping. Call after 5 o'clock
Employed adults only. 16'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COLORED COUPLE from Va. wish pos
ton. cook maid butler houseman. Rot
ert Johnson l4l3 Swami st. NV.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED. large. attractive
'front.' room In ept.: next to bath, twin beds;
gentlemen preferred. Phone North 6453.
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III II Sth ST. NV single room. Sim
mons mattress continuous hot Waler.
gentleman Phone North 744U
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Cool. quiet room. for
lady: on car line: reasonable. 2ll8
st. NV Apt A. 15'
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1929 21st ST, NV, corner Q. ] block
young business couple; SEE. Also single
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JANITOR, man and wife, small apt; house.
July ist. Responsible capable. White or
colored. Give details. Address Box 2S3-
n Star office
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IL 1th ST. SE-Three- room apartment
on first floor; sink. screened porch. Also
basement apartment sleeping or light
housekeeping; reasonable. l6'
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SALESMEN (3). experience not necessary.
See Mr.. Banning. between y and 10 am,
Ovens Motor Co. 6:}23 Georgia ave. NV
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FARM AND GARDEN,

NOW is THE TINE to use Bone Meal on
your lawns. So for 100 pounds. Milton
HoDfeamaier Estate. 1900 K st. NV.
Phone West 1882.
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THE ALTJRAS. 1909 18th N.W.--Large.
comfortable rms. mr.. showers; 24-hr. ele-
yator serv.: daily maid service; 50 wkly
1900 LAMONT ST. NW.-Nicely fur
nished. cool. single and double rooms;
refined convenient location: reasonable:
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1880 LAMONT ST. NV, 2 blocks from
Rock Greek Park tideal for Summerl: for
gentleman: large windows. private home.
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1913 L ST. NW.-Nice. clean. single
Ioom: So 80 Also large room on FIRST
door with double bed. Ink: 81 weekly
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family: cont h. W.. telephone: good north
west location; l block from car: Sl5 mo. :.
$40 MT PLEASANT ST-Attractive.
single. Second-floor front studio room
running water. lh.k. Lady.
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THE PORTLAND. l4th and Thomas Circle.
Large. cool. outside rooms: semi-priVate
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Ou-BURNER SALESMAN thoroughly eX-
CPrienced with car; drawing account ac-
cordine to previous sales record Petro-
leum Heat g. Power Co., l1l9 Coun.
ave n "
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PAINTERS-Non union. by old established
local shop: four Al master mechanics
thoroughly experienced on all kinds of work
and as foTemen Local residents only, Ad-
dress Box 18Th Star ONCE. l3'
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REAL ESTATE statesmen

New house men and rental men wanted
Al once by one Of Washingtons most ag-
eressive R. (. ORGANIZATIONS, splendid oo-
portunity to make permanent and profit
able connections. Must be reliable Ameri-
can of good personality and have car.
Plenty OF new Salable property and live
prospects. immediate earnings All appli-
CATIONS confidential. Address Box 55-H,
Star Office
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e 1913 14th ST. N.W.-Beautiful furnished
rms. with elegant meals. individual tables;
=. unlim. phone. maid service; $50 month. l6s
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REsEARCHMEN'S CLUB. 1607 / (Eyel st.
SI2 per person UP. International Club.
BOARD and room. ST weekly. Ideal location.
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DOWNTOWN SECTION. ~ 11th 81. NV.
New furniture newly decorated room
with or without board; all modern i'm
DroVementS. Large. light front room 2nd
floor: suitable Tor dentist or ofice. Phone
METROPOLITAN SOgi
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l?l7 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Living room and
bed rm.. attractively furnished. adjoining
bath with shower: business lady preferred.
home privileges. Clean home Of adults; 81
per week Phone Adams N9O4 Ibt
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ENGINEER SALESMAN to manage insula-
tion department. Drawing account com
mission and bonus. State experience ana
qualifications Confidential. Address Box
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1871 N ST. NW.--Student rooms in med
cal fraternity: 3 showers, cont. h. W.. maid
service, lounge. radio: $40 per mo. Phone
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I.!.,:0 10th ST NV" large front rooms.
each accommodate :! or ; persons; single
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1892 FAIRMONT NW-Attractive. newly
decorated rooms, new beds; cool. comfort
sble Also club room: men only. Phone
Adams 1904
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1911 4jrd PL. N.W-Cool. desirable room
shower; i or gentlemen; conV. cars and
bus garage optional. Emerson 9246.
ia 18th ST. SE.-Room for rent: large,
front; twin beds. for = men; reasonable
Lincoln 1878 I6s
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1901 kEARNEY ST. N.E.-Bed room and
sleeping porch: suitable for two gentle
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

FALLS CHURCH VA-Delightfully cool
front room near bath; convenient to
car line. SIS Great Falls st Telephone
Falls Church 63-W-l. 16'
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-Two furnished
rooms semi-private bath; cool. SHADY and
quiet. Phone Falls Church S0S-F-"l.
WOODRIDGE-Large front room for two
gentlemen. Cool and quiet home. Tele-
phone North 2S42.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM private bath.
exclusive apt. on Conn ave: delightfully."-
cool Gentleman. Phone Cleveland 24U4
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-Nicely furnished
large. double and single room in private
home for girls: well-balanced meals Ad-
dress Box 252-H. Star ofice Ii"
l4S NORTH EDGEwOOD ST. LYON VIII
laee. Va Va-Beautifully furnished room. ex-
cellent food, ladies preferred. Phone C1ar-
end0n 53S-J
NEARBY MARYLAND-Nicely furnished
room for two. twin beds. very cool. modern
table. street car and bus service 20 min
utes to city. Private family. Phone
Potomac 3Ogl
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1910 MASS. AVE, NV. downtown-Large
room . beds kitchen. running water,
linens; $40 week. Large room. gas range,
windows; $25 month.
327 ST. NE-Nicely furnished sleeping
room, single or double. private family; near
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1907 BILTMORE ST. NV. Dust of 18th
and Col. rd.J-Double, also communicat-
ing rooms next to bath; newly decorated:
$50 and S35: to persons employed: refer
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SOUTHERN CLUB,
FOUNTAIN COURT.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN.

An exceptionally cool honey old inn:
| beautiful grounds. swimming. tennis and
! golf Good food al reasonable rates
! Permanent. transient or week end guests
/ accommodated Phone Shepherd 2O4O
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2Ol3 COLUMBIA RD.-Double rooms with
laTk and bus Phone Decatur l24g.
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BABY CARRIAGE-EnsliSh perambulator:
like new Also child's play pea. excellent
cond: reas. l34 d st. s.r. Atlantic 3 U.
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CHEVY CHASE MD.-Furnished room
and sleeping porch for one in elegantly
appointed home Phone Wisconsin 2343.
1888 G ST. S.E-Nicelv furnished room;
walking distance Navy Yard; private home.
4 In
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for two persons in refined quiet home.
Twin beds: excellent meals. Col. 81 10. 2l'
IIq PEABODY NW-Cool quiet room
with enclosed porch; private home. Phone
Georgia o332
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5629 AS AVE. NW-Large. corner
front roo private bath. instantaneous
hot water unlimited phone: busSes pass
the door. street cars 1 square. Cool. COM
Portable and very desirable
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1874 K ST NW-Flrnish room Tor
gentlemen only rent SH5. Percy X. Rus
Sall IN l-II X :
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THOMAS CIRCLE. 1892 Mass. Ave. NV,
Cumberland. Apt. 2l-Large front room,
one or two gentlemen: downtown. H.
1901 z ST. N.E-Furnished room, next to
bath; xl5 month; gentleman
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I42. 39rd ST. W-Large. front. double
bed room. also single room. in private
uouse occupied by young couple; mi. un-
Inn phone. garage opt Alter 4 pm.
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222 BRYANT ST NE-Front room ad-
Joining bath: private home. gentleman
preferred. Telephone Potomac @475-J
1914 EYE ST. NW.-Rooms central locs-
tion. Call eve. to .. Govt. workers
preferred gGs
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Gle. l733 P ST.--Tw0 large
4 windows each. twin beds;
rex. Phone Potomac OSOS.
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1890 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Gentle-
man. Nicely furnished single room, near
bath with shower. continuous hot water.
SIFaDle l1s
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LUXURY. CoNVENIENCE-MAN's 2-R..
b. apt; foreiGn oak antique furn- hrepl..
Frigid shower awnings terrace: SIS.
1G4l r / ave. Gust OF Conn. at M.
EXCLUSIVE 18th ST. JOCATION-wI1L
rent suite Of 3 rooms in nv beautifully
furnished apt or will rent one room with
home priv. or sublet entire apt. of 5 rms.
and porch Phone Adams 1902 after l pm
S32 RITTENHOUSE ST NV" r. AND
b. nicely furn.: silver, linens ami: FIRST
floor: only $50 Quiet cool location. ! -
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A sALLE-DEsTRE sUBLFT COMPLETE.

apartment. from June 5 to october l, for
SIS per month. Apply Ant. 1890.
1861 CRESCENT PL-ATTRACTIvELY
furnished one room, kitchenette and bath
apartment. suitable for one. Apply man
aR
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1722 w. VA. AVE. NE. APT. Cool.
comfortable room. nicely fuTnished; 81
weekly one. SO weekly two; modern. IL
1s64 CALIFORNIA ST NW.-Nicely fur
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BOY. ) years printing experience. desires
OBJ of any kind: best references. HAS
L .l.n.n 4
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
fHa-NA..A

1929 X ST. NV. The Lee-Marque-Nicely
furnished single and double rooms. SEMI
private bath: excellent board. 81.
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r ST. SE-Two communicating
ling rooms. detached home; adults
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l3t5 CONN AVE-Large nuiet room
3rd floor: twin beds; with private family
OF two. in apartNent: all conyeniences;
S35 mo. Call North 2la5 IGs
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CLEVELAND PAkk-Lsrge delightful
room. private bath. sleeping porch: de-
tsched mouse: convenient TO cars and bus;
Eafaee u desired Phone Cleveland 69G:;.
5l4lz x ST. NE-Nicely furnished md
moor room. twin beds. semi-private bath
W week; gentlemen or couple IB'
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SD. 1905 Monroe st. NE
. with or without sleeping porch,
r one or two; adjoining bath /;
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1896 w ST NV. APT. 4-Nicely fur
nished room for gentleman. Sl6 per
month. Phone North n5O7-W.
Az ST NW.-"nd floor. front; >
large rooms. private bath. hot water. SIS
Uer week
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CHEVY CHASE DISTRICT-Sitting room,
| bed room and bath. TO share with another
| young man. Phone Emerson lbsH
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
Virginia Republicans
Meet 10 Plan Course

MANASSAS, Va, Oct. 1.-Plans
for the Eighth Virginia District
convention of the Republican
party will be formulated at meet
ing of Is county chairmen and
two city chairmen in Culpeper to-
morrow, it was announced today
by w. E. Trusler, of Manassas.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
C0RC0RAN ART
SCHOOL OPENS

With a heavy registration, the
Corcoran School of Ert reopened
today for the new season, with
classes scheduled for each day and
five nights a week.
Since the close Of the last SEM
ester, r. s. Meryman, principal,
and s. Burtis Baker vice princi-
pal, have resigned to give more
time to their own work.
Eugene Weisz, for many years
a member Of the faculty, has been
appointed vice principal. The Of
flee Of principal has not yet been
filled, but it is expected that an
announcement will be made shortly
by the directors.
There is no regular tuition fee,
the entrance fee being the only
cost, and no previous instruction
is necessary to enter the beginners
classes.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
CITIZENS URGE
ROAD REPAIR

BETHESDA, Oct. Paving Of
the old street car right of way,
in the center of the recently i'm
proved wise nSin Avenue,
through the business section of
Bethesda from Bradley lane to
the Old Georgetown road. was
advocated in a resolution adopted
by the Edgemoor, Md, Citizens
Association during a meeting held
here last night. The association
also urged construction of a park.
way in the trolley right Of way
from Bradley lane to the District
line.
Since the abandonment Of the
Georgetown.R Rockville trolley line
several weeks ago and the removal
of the rails, the right Of way in
the center of the avenue has re-
manned unimproved and creates
an eyeSore and a traffic menace,
members of the association de-
clare.
Col. o. P. M. Brown. Robert F.
Fleming and E. ]. Gray were
named delegates to the Montgom-
cry County Civic Federation for
the coming year with John E.
Upp, Paul T. CulbertSon and Rob
ert E. Burney as alternateS. Wal
ter E. Tuckerman was selected to
represent the association on the
governing board of the Newcomb
Club Bethesda Library.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
CAR ACCIDENT
ISFATAL TO
MRS. HAHN

Victim of a traffic accident on
the Washington Baltimore Boule-
ward near Riverdale. Mrs. Ade-
laide r. Hahn, 81, widow Of the
late Harry w. Hahn, prominent
washington merchant, was dead
today.
Mrs. Hahn died Of heart failure
shortly after the automobile in
which she was a passenger crashed
into two other machines late yes
terday. The car was driven by
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Maxine
Hahn, who escaped injury. Mrs.
Hahn's maid, Florence Walker,
colored, is in Casualty Hospital
with a possible fracture of the
pelvis.
After striking the two machines,
which were driven by Guy L. An
derson. OF Hyattsville, Md. and
Howard M. Dougherty, jr., Of
Smithfield, Va, the Hahn car
crashed into a tree. Mrs. Hahn
got out OF the car, walked around
for 10 minutes and seemed to be
uninjured. She then dropped
dead. Examination revealed she
died of heart failure.
Mrs. Hahn was a native Of
Philadelphia and had been a resi-
dent of Washington for 80 years.
Her husband was the president of
William Hahn & Co., Washington
shoe merchants. He died last
year.
She is survived by two sons,
Harry w., jr., and Arthur Herbert
Hahn. For many years Mrs. Hahn
had been identified with charitable
work in Washington.
Mrs. Hahn resided with her
daughter-in-law in the $500 block
Twenty-seventh st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
Labor DOdSeS
Attack ON
Wales
MARGIE JANSEN

BRIGHTON, England, Oct. !
U.N.SO.-A move to criticize the
Prince of Wales for his speech in
June attacking critics Of the
Officers Training corps as
"cranks" had been sidestepped to-
day by the Labor Party at its
annual conference here.
It was decided to drop a reSolu'
ton to view with alarm violation
of a constitutional rule whereby
members of the royal house are
precluded from interference In
politics, more especially since
fragrant disregard of the conStitu-
tional practice has been shown by
the prospective successor to the
present king"
Announcement the resolution
had been dropped was greeted
by this remark from an unknown
delegate at the rear of hall:
That's all right as long as it
drops far enough"
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
ALLEN NAMES
Y0UTHA|DES
ELLEN CALLAHAN

Commissioner George E. Allen,
mapping out the Districts pro-
gram of the National Youth Ad-
ministration, has appointed con-
sultants for six branches Of the
movement to aid him in the
project for needy high school and
college students.
The consultants are: Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, president
of the Board of Education, who
will be educational conSultant:
Lewis R. Barrett, coordinator of
recre a tional activities, recrea-
tional consultant;; President Cloyd
H. Marvin, of George Washington
University, college aid consultant;
Superintendent Edgar A. Bah
cock, of Gallinger Hospital, prof.
ects consultants: William w.
Spaid, member of the firm of w.
H. HibbS & Co., employment con-
sultant, and John Locher, presi-
dent of Central Labor Union, vo-
cational aid conSultant.
Commissioner Allen n m d
Erwin Reynolds. director Of Dis
trict relief for the last two years.
as executive secretary to work di-
rectly with the commissioners.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
Woman Is Hurtin Fall
Getting Off Street Cal

Virginia Nelson, SO, Of Is L St.
S. E., caught her heel in a step
last night while alighting from a
street car at Sixth and F Streets
Northwest, and fell to the street,
bruising her face and ankles. After
treatment at Emergency Hospital
she went home.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
''Woman in Red" Appeals
To Governor for Pardon

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1 G.N.SJ.
Gov. Paul v. McNutt today had
under adviSement the personal ap-
peal of Mrs. Ann Sage, the mys-
terious woman in red, who put
John Dillinger on the spot, to save
her from deportation to Rumania.
Mrs. Sage, accompanied by her
counsel, Kenneth Parmalee, Of
Gary, Ind, and woman known
only as Sophie" begged Governor
McNutt to pardon her for a Gary
city court conviction of running a
disorderly house. If this is done
she will have a clear record and
the ground will be taken from
under the Federal immigration
service effort to have her deported.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
Warm and Cloudy
Predicted for Series

DETROIT. Oct. QN.S).
Warm, cloudy weather was pre-
dicted by the U. S. Weather Blu
reau today for the world series
tomorrow. No rain is expected.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
Visitor Refuses Cash,
Stabbed by Footpads

Two footpads are sought for
knitting Bernard Fermoile, %, of
Buffalo, N. Y. early today when
he refused their demand for
cigarettes and money.
The attack took place in front
Of $40 Sixth st. N. W.. where
Fermoile is rooming. One Of the
men knocked him down upon his
refusal to give them the smokes
and money and the other man cut
him in the abdomen. He was
treated at Casualty Hospital.