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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1888 COLUMBIA RD--Attractive room,
private bath. instantaneous hot water. pri-
auired, Phone Adams 1881
1910 18th ST NW-Comfortable, attrae-
tive rooms some with private baths. show
ers; ideal location: delicious meals.
JEWISH HOME-Vacancy. employed couple
or two girls; conyenient cars, buses the
phone Columbia 9006.
2023 r ST. AT CONNECTICUT-Beaut
double rooms, twin beds. one with private
bath; refined home: excellent meals.
rooms. twin beds. carefully planned meals;
convenient location.
2O21 KALORAMA RD.-ReSpectable at
tractive din. rm.. newly furn.; excel. meals;
92O 18th ST. N.W.-Young lady to share
newly furnished front room. also double
room; double front basement room and
bath. $50 each. Mrs. Gentry.
well-appointed club; excellent food and
service; ideal location: also single room.
1922 N ST-!Attractively furnished corner
room. windows: 2 closets suitable for
1888 < ST. N,W.-Walking distance.
Basement room for two or three: garage.
3541 18th -N.W.-Large front room, twin
employees eaTSj . only aI1 s5S. t tcOiumSis 564s:
1929 K ST. NV. the Lee-Maroue-Nicely
furnished. single and double rooms, semi
private baths; excellent board. 2Ss
1922 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Available Sept. 1.
suitable or persons. Excellent food:
1884 CONN. AVE-Single, double rooms,
excellent bath accom-; home Just reno
waited; F st. car passes door; reasonable.
27O2 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-Beautiful
dining room. Just opened: can accommo-
date outside guests; excellent meals, at
tractively served: fruit. milk. vegetablo
diet II desired. Phone Emerson 1884.
1902 VAN NESS ST. NV, near Bureau Of
Standards-Large comfortable, double
room; 2 adults; private home. Clev. 27S2.
1919 4sth ST. NW.-Double and single
rooms, tastily furnished and decorated;
homelike atmosphere; garage. Phone Era-
erson 1915.
lContinued on Next PaKe.l
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BELIEVE IN SIGNS?

A Washington tourist returning
from a long trip. and Dery hungry,
iDdS passing through Frederick. Nd,
one night recently, tDhen much to
his delight his eye teH upon the
largest Neon sign on Main street
and it said "HanburgerS." He
pulled quickly to the curb, climbed
from his car, and locked it. He
tDds almost in the place before he
noticed the words on the tuindo,C,
"Women's Speciality Store" ="
Evening star., 1935-08-26
PUT OUT-UNASSISTED.

CTTY fire chiefs do not often get
the chance to put out fire un-
assisted, and 1t is less frequent that
they discover blaze themselves.
The leader of Alexandria's fire.
fighting forces, Chief James NJ. Dun
can, jr., however, experienced both
thrills recently, to have a flreman's
field day all by himself
Noticing smoke pouring from a
second-foor window of a beer tavern
In the 800 block North Washington
street while In a nearby gasoline
station, Chief Duncan rushed into
the building to discover small mat
tress afire. He grabbed the bedding
and tossed it out of a window just as
it burst into flames. The tavern, a
thin frame structure, was occupied
by a large number of patrons at the
time.
A colored porter started the blaze
while stealing a nap with cigarette
In his hand. He awoke In time to
jump from the mattress and hurriedly
leave the building without notifying
any one.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen AND DIsTRIBUToRs-Ever
where hard workers are making 81 to .Ss
daily and more Come and talk to the
men who are making real money on this
new deal A few words with my statesmen
will convince you this Is the fastest selling
deal going. Ray Mstheny. 105 g st; NV.
Evening star., 1935-08-26

ANTIQUE CHESTS OF DRAWERS. mahog-
any; gold-leaf frame mirrors; lowest prices.
Murray Galleries. 1924 goth st. NV. go
BEDS. double and single; perfect condition.
including springs and mattress, SIS each.
Also, elec. refrigerators. Silver Spring
BED-DAVENPORT SUITE. 8 piece: price,
$50. 3614 Conn. ave. NV. Apt. %.
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The entire of1ce was relieved to
hear the coffin was evidence in
court case being heard in the build
ing.
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F street trying to keep those short
skirts out of the mud. Habit, you see.
y X
ADD TO AXIOM.
1t is AROMATIC that Liquor and
gasoline don't mir" but CheSG-
peake Bay bodtmen hare gone q
step further and decided that salt
mater ard bottled goods also is q
poor combination. Fishing boats
are beginning to carry this stgnif.
cant printed ddmonition: "StOim.
ming not alIotCed," the shippers
hdving become ,Oearied OF going
oUer the side TOR tDould-be aquatic
stars whose liquid contents led
them to opereStirldte their skill.
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PIANO-Smpllest size baby grand, in very
good condition, S15s. Ideal for an apart
ment or small home; fully guaranteed and
very unusual buy at this low price. other
reconditioned and factory rebuilt grands.
S225, 1855. S275 and up. Very easy
terms. Kits. 1880 @ St National 4730.
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NUDISTS CHARGE PEEKIN
Warrant Asked for Neighbor of
Colony in New jersey. a..

Colony in New Jersey.
LONG VALLEY, N. j. R).-The
North Jersey Health Institute. a
colony of nudists, has asked for a
warrant against win Searles, its near
est neighbor, accusing him of peeking.
Searles said he was lust picking black
berries. A month ago his dog treed
one Of the woman nudists.
Gus Brewer, his crony ana neigh
Dor, said: .. .
when VIII seen that bare naked
woman sittin' up there in the tree he
ran home a-hollerin'."
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adpertisemsnts andef this head.
tHo are pYesumsd to BE- from pr.
cate tndictdaals. uRless ths adper-
ttsemsRt otoes hrm agne or Q
business address or states the tOord
Dealer. Members OF the psblto
Uho hnd dealers mdsqseSadtne In
this column a. prtuGts tHdfrtdHals
are Hyced to report the matter TO
The Star for tHpestisation.s
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Per:
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

Il
REFINED HOME. KIND. UNDERSTAND
ing mother will give care to boy over 81;
attention to character training. Geo. 3939.
BRIARIEY MILITARY ACADEMY. AM
%hlte HoSse Me Moderate: mode sDps s:rTyn % sF3
EFFICIENT MASSAGE BY GRADUATE
SbdS. Ehss Rsfse hSss oss sns
HAY FEVER RELIEF FROM OUR UNIT
aadr.ss tnen soR IEP by
REDUCINGN6 TREATS. So; REMOVES
siec. ss Il treatments. svs % No. sos. ieis N st.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there IL no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to IN
ability to pay hish price The Grester
worlds finest waterproof. airtight. guar
ssS e of egs $50 vfgs N eass q e ssd
the % Greater r'W w. w. W. cham6ers Co.. I4th st..
corner Chaplin NV. col O4S2; Phone o.
Seassa Ssss SIr cssaosSs of how We 90
Chaplin st. NV. Columbia o432. b17 11th
LITERARY SERVICE, ROOM 80. 726
lsSorts spatnns snd asvsns
Phone District 6261.
WILL N. r, dEsNER PLEAsE CoMMuNI-
cate with his wife, Mrs. r. GESNER, kam-
loops, British Columbia, Canada2
MEN-REAL TREATMENTS; sTIMuLA-
tor, cleo cab. baths. infra-red and sun
rays-shower. 14O0 10th NV. entrance
1901 o. Phone North 1886. 81
PIANO AND HARMONY LESSoNS-EX::
perienced teacher. Besinners or advanced
Reasonable. Phone District 7648.
CHIDREN-COUNTRY BOARD, NOUR-
ishing food, careful supervision, sports. ex.
cellent schools: 10th year; reference. BOX
HFMORRHOIDS ERADICATED. BY MY
own method; results effective for o hfe.
time or money back Write for booklst;
no druas or surgery. Dr. SOMMnaEaMS naaS
ALCo RUBs, BATHS. WHITE NURSE.
72O nth NV ION Pa. ave.. Apt. 3. Hrsss
10 TO 9. Open Sunday. 80
MASSAGE, COLONIC@HouRs. 10 AM.
TO pm. 14le N st. NV. Apt. %. 26'
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ADMINISTRATORS.
fC.-Rs-a.A

BED ROOM SUITE mahogany with double
beo: also springs, glass surface protection
Call Emerson 1902.
BEER EQUIPMENT for sale. new and used;
very moderate prices: bars installed. coil
cleaning and Inhalation q speciality. Ma
tionsl Sanitary Beer Equipment Co.. 101sh
9th 81. NV.
BICYCLES-Rollfas and other nign-grade
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle d Sporting Goods
BUILDING MATERIAL wREcK1NG SALE.
Bargains from city blocks and many
other buildings. at Hechinger's.
Good used building materials OF every
from oes
plant, laundry building. large church,
Ssnf SoM gS SEes sPd sRH other IN city ssd
suburbs.
Tremendous quantities, neatly arranged
for your easy selection N aEsy; a.
We quote deliyeTed or undelivered. Phone
HESHTdsR HE I ss &C. Used eth SsteJis sts PeRs e.
6925 Ga. Ave NV. 1908 Nichols Ave Sc
CAMERAS-We buy. sen. trade used cam
% %erss Cine Cine kqdSks hS and % PROTECTORS s Bar
$50. No-Kol oil burner. complete, S25.
Phone West 3051. Alexandria 2579-W.
ELECT. REFRIGERATORs-K 5
#. $50; Majestic, 6h IT.. perfect CON
Silver Spring Hotel
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToR-La model
Sl39.50 Leonard now reduced to S9o 30.
dition. Kits. 1880 q st.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRS (slightly
shopworn). 25Ge TO 500 reduction. Smiths
Transfer Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV.
home in Rock Greek Park estate for S5 900.
eoasfTy '0I Address Box ma ss% Star See
FRIoIDATRE REFRIdERAToRs with coils
See these BARGAINS. 1882 14th NV.
FUR CAPE silver fox. cost $3.50. like new
1885, also silver fox neckpiece, $50. Phone
Lincoln $3.50.
FURNTTURE-studio couch, lying room
net. day bed. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
FURNITUR|Dining room set other
small pieces. IL Sherman ave. Tesoma as.
GENERATORS excn.. $3.50 up; new guar
tors fans repaired exch. Carty zoos 14th.
HUDSON SEAL COAT. small size: perfect
condition; unusual bargain, S75; was $500.
Phone West 0e32. Apt: $40.
IRON BEDS. double and single; springs
and mattresses double wooden wooden. BED SpsanS spslngs
bed; spring and mattress. oak sectional
bookcase, auartered oak library table.
Phone Wisconsin 3400.
JARS. pints. quarts. half-gallons Buffalo
Bottle Exchange. 401 N. ]. ave. NV.
LUMBER-Cosing out. odds and ends,
2x4, g, 9x10. S23 per 1000. Other sizes.
S24 per 1000. Delivered D. c., Arlington
County. Phone Walnut SS96.
HOLDINGS. trim. door frames and doors;
cheap. 1859 B st. Sc. 2Se
NEW ROWING MACHINE and sundry
pieces Of household furniture. Phone
NO-KOL on BURNER. with controls and
275-gallcn tank; excellent condition; rea-
sonable. Inquire Cedar Hill Cemetery Sc.
OFFICE FURNTTURE-Retiring from law
practice. Beautiful walnut furniture and
equipment. years old; bargain prices.
No dealers. Gall during business hours,
District 2171. 26s
OFFICE FURNITURE. new, used; desks.
chairs, filing cabinets. washington SALVAGE
OFFICE FURNTTUREEA large assortment
Of used pieces at low prices a. Baum q
Son. 6l6 st. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENTS per month and
UP; largest selection In Washington to
choose from. Rent paid applies on pur-
chase price II you decide to buy later
National 47S0. Kits. 1880 @ st. For
sale values see our ads under the musical
instruments classification.
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PERSONAL.
GG.nAI-n.AN

DO YOU NEED EXTRA ROOMS?
It is surprising how little 1t costs to
insulate the attic and give you com
can be inclosed for as little as So 100 a
month. you can have q play room for
the same amount" Let US give you an
estimate without obligation. A complete
guaranteed lob on easiest of terms.
H. BERENTER
General Contractor.
S7l4 I4th NV, Adams 1855.
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ROoMs-UNFURNIsHEp.

SIG 4th ST. NE-Two large front rooms
and kitchen for light housekeeping; adults;
$35. Lincoln 4667-W.
1926 NEAL ST. NE-Two rooms. kitchen.
gas. electricity. $3.50. Adults only. 20
403 1922 10th ST-Room for girl in
modern three-room apartment q adults,
or may share. 26'
Evening star., 1935-08-26

CONFETTI MAKERS.
Each OF the pertornttng machines
which punch the minute holes in
separating postage stamps at the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RADIO late model Radiola, o tubes, super
Phone Lincoln 5Sib-M. 2sa
RADIOS-We have q number Of floor
samples on sale at big reductions. All are
in new condition and are fully guaran-
teed. $40. so Philco 1885 model lowboy now
$27.50; $50 95 Phsco foreign and Amer
lean lowboy now $39.60; 1885 Atwater
Kent all-wave console with electric record
reproducing attachment. was Sl20. now
$50 so; r. G: A.-Victor 1895 an-waVe low
boy, was $119.50 now $3.50. Also sew
eral r. c. A.-Victor automatic radio
phonograph combinations q. bargin prices.
Phone National 4730. Kits. 1880 @ st,
sutabs for 1psrs ots Sn's etc. anG eqdDpsd
with 1,000-watt bulb: 10: cost SIS each;
will sacrifice entire lot for $50. AIS 10th
st. NV
REFRIGERAToRs-G Electric per
for quick sale 1882 14th.
SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled, ad-
Rentals. IS month. Col. 921s until D m. m
SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled, ad-
Ssss Sssss. sSo a MONTH co fDaigEi sgs Snt
TYPEWRITERs.. all makes; sold. rented,
repaired; portables. new. used. Att. 1880.
2S42 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Open evenings.
TYPEWRITERs. $50; S4 mo, Just like
rent: No. L G. Smith. No 10 Remington.
No. Underwood. 5716 10th st. NV.
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ANNEX. The Grafton - Newly renovated
rooms. each with running water near
shower baths 24-hour switchboard and
elevator service; walking distance down.
Town: 80 30 monthly Up. 1875 De Sales
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1921 r. I. (Scott Circle)-Front single;
double room; baths. continuous hot water;
comfortable. convenient: reasonable: ga
rage, transients considered
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NEAR 18th g. COL. RD.-C!ean, comfort
able: next bath. large closet private home
ami; business woman. Columbia 4244
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CUT FLOWERS.
BOATS.

3 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoLI deliv-
cred for 81. Helene Afieck Box 230.
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 33-F-21. Sc
Evening star., 1935-08-26

newly furn. for 1-2; twin beds, cont. h.
v, tree phone. Is min. downtown. Glover
PARK BUS Phone Emerson 7235.
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MT PLEASANT-Large. attractive room
with overstuffed furniture: grill phone;
$40 month. 1912 Newton st. NV.
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3515 18th ST. N.W.-First floor. bed-lving
room, corner house. new furniture; 500 Sd
month. Phone Columbia 1884
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1909 18th NV. The Alturas-Cool. COM
fortable rooms. near showers; 24-hour ele-
vator service daily, maid service; reas
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421 SEVENTH ST. NE.-Bright front rm-.
next bath. priv. home, ami. Also single
q
Evening star., 1935-08-26

332 SEATON PL. NE. Apt. 2O9-LarEe
room twin beds. next bath; gentlemen pre-
ferred. Call North 1857 for appointment.
0Rs
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1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 so wK.; sinfIe
rooms, clean. cool. 4 paths. inst. hw.; Q
PORTLAND HOTEL. l4th 81. and Thomas
circle-Large, cool rooms; from 81 sinRle
Evening star., 1935-08-26

SHERMAN APIS, II0I 18th st. NV. Apt.
gentleman. Call after pm.
Evening star., 1935-08-26

CUSTOM BUILT. cupboard runsbout: re-
mote steering control; canvas top; like
light. Call S12 9th st. NV. Phone Ma
tional S060.
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NEAR MAYFLoWER HoTEL-singie rooms
continuous hot water 1850 18th st. NV
32O WOODLAND TERRACE, Alexandra,
Ea;.Eoom suitable for one or two men.
Cau Aiexandrta 1207-J after 8 D m
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1850 JEFFERSON ST. NW-Attractfve
large front room in private detached home
use OF garage; reasonable. Geo. 91S0. 27'
1909 18th ST NW.-Attractive conven-
lent location; clean. home-like rm bath,
shower
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655 MD. AVE. NE. (nesr Capitol and Ii
brary) Neatly furnished rooms; continu-
Gus hot water; shower BATH phone; gentle-
men only
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES. females 6
months; sacrifice quick sale. Write George
Hasler. Route 4. Anacostia- D. c.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES; dark red and
black; reasonable. Mrs. w. D. Hickman,
1908 18th North. Clarendon. Va. 26'
Evening star., 1935-08-26

ass MERIDIAN PL. NW.-Attractive,
arge 2nd-foor room. windows. southern
xpcsure; private home; reasonable. Col.
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NGEN-

II YOU have car and want steady work
with good earnings and able to start imme-
diately. call Potomac 467S for appointment
aff -
Evening star., 1935-08-26

1880 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. 32-Niceiy
tt9rnished tala3 modern rooms; suitable one or
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SITuATIONS--MEN.

AUDITOR. bookkeeper, credit and ONCE
manager; Al local diversified experience.
Address Box 313-Z, Star ONCE 27s
CHEF-sTEWARD, white all-round man: !:
Al ref: pastries. Reasonable wage. Chef
Henri, 1854 K st. NV. Met. 9275. 26s
COLLEGE GRADUATE. male. age 81, de-
sires part-time work: knows Pr, Sp.. II;
acctg., tipping; experience once work, pub
licity. Semi-editorial research. Address
Box 337-Z, Star once. 27s
FLOORS sANDED and reinished. old and
new: low rates. Phone Columbia 1793:M'
Mr. Quinn. 26s
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper or
cashier by young man. "a, good education
and appearance: fve years with local
finance institution. Address Box 4o4-z.
PHARMACIST, registered, experienced: one
to relieve on part-time work; excellent ref
ences. Address Box 239-X. star once.
YOUNG MAN %, experienced, capable,
desires connection. Able take complete
charge of small once. Have knowledge OF
bookkeeping. shorthand. tipping and gem
and radio equipment. Address Box 4ls-z,
Star ONCE. 20
SITUATIONS-woMEN.
NURSE. some hospital training. wishes
case: eficient. tactful, highest references.
Address Box 434-Z. Star once.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR or clerical; can
give the best of recommendation. Address
Box 334-Z Star ONCE. 26'
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIC.

COOK, colored hrst-class. and laundress
desires work; reference. Call Decatur 1892:
GENERAL WORK in small family; good
plain cook; stay nightS: by reliable white
woman: best of refs. Address Box 42S-z.
Star once. "a.
par time or days work; city references.
1912 St NV. Phone North l0l55: 27e
GIRL, colored wishes Job as waitress. hotel
maid for private family. light laundry; no
cooking. 80 Florida ave. NV
GTRI. coIored wants part-time work BY
day or week; no nursing; references. Call
West 2S60-J.
GIRL colored from Georgia, desires gen.
eral housework: walking distance. S04
22nd St NV. Call before pm. Wise. 23S2.
LAUNDRY wanted to take home; also
blankets: sun dried: IL years city refer
ence. Mrs. Franklin. phone Met. 0S6o.
Evening star., 1935-08-26

DIO, late model Radiola. o tubes. super
erodyne. perfect condition; best offer.
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penter WorS. roofng4 etc. n low prices,
Cash or credit; no interest. Call Col. 1889.
Evening star., 1935-08-26

AUDITOR. bookkeeper, credit and once
manager; Al local diversified experience.
Address BOY 3I3-Z Star ONCE 27H
Evening star., 1935-08-26

127. llth ST. NE, Apt. 3-Single room
phone; men only: SIS month. 80
Evening star., 1935-08-26

46Iz KANSAS AVE.-LarRe front room,
next 70 bath; shower; one or two gentle-
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SCHOLARSHIPS
ARE AWARDED
z CITY PUPILS
Tech Youths Are Honored in
National Event; Others
Gain Prizes.

Charles Nett and Jack Lund, both
Technical High School pupils, were
among 10 pupils out Of 100000
entered in competition to receive
scholarship awards by Scholastic,
American high school weekly, it was
announced today.
Nett won a scholarship to the
Chicago Art Institute for winning
fourth prize in the George Bellows
memorial award, and Lund was
awarded a half-year scholarship to
the Cleveland School of Art.
Local literary prize winners were
Charles Aufderheide, II, fourth
prize, sketch, and Alice Heine, Sec
ond prize, feature story, both of
Tech, and Margaret Anne Becker,
IA, fourth prize, poety, Shortridge
high school.
Paul Hitch, Tech, won second
prize in mechanical drawing, and
Janith Ramsay, Washington high
school, was awarded fourth prize
honors in applied design.
In addition, a number of pupils
had work accepted for the Internal
tional Scholastic Art Exhibit. They
include Jack Lund, Elizabeth White,
Charles Nett, Ebert Klepfer and
Frank Foulke, Tech; Mary Sprenger,
Joe Presutti, Edward Sweeney,
Esther Hall, Leila Harlan, Bonnie
Hardesty, Dorothy Holycross, Noel
Hill, Mildred Grossman and Thelma
Griffin, Manual Training High
School, and James Moore and Leroy
Linder, Washington.
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EASTER SCENES
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IN TIMES MOVIE
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NIkC With CAPT. AL WILLIAMS
Of Service


North Atlantic air route between
Europe and America seems to be
sure thing in the future. A few
years ago, however, aviation people
little thought that a Pacific route
would be first inaugurated +. and
according to present indications, it
seems that passengers will be flying
the Western ocean long before they
will be crossing the Atlantic.
QUESTION: How did the term
"blimp' come to be applied to nom
rigid airships?
This name is a contraction of the
English military designation, B.
limp.
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a novel suggestion |:

Il n
II Up to the present time, our
high speed aviation races have all
been close to the ground and
some one suggests that in order to
make the Thompson Trophy Race
and similar high speed air competi-
tons safer We use captive balloons
for pylons.
In addition to the safety angle,
such a method of running a high
speed race would be a great deal
more entertaining to spectators,
since the competing ships would be
IN sight at all times.
Then if a racing plane should
come to pieces like the one that
Doug Davis was flying in the last
trophy race it would be a simple
matter to bail out, and only ma
terial would be destroyed not a
valuable life as was his case.
And my. what better show all
around for pilots and spectators!
There is no doubt in the world that
captive balloons as pylons would
from speed races. The spectators
would lose nothing by such an in
novation they would have a
better view of the planes the
same breath taking maneuvers
would still be there.
Rumors are constantly floating
around in air circles about nego-
tiationS supposed TO be underway
between Great Britain and Dem
mark. toward establishing a British
air base in Iceland. Denmark con-
trolls the island and an air base at
that particular spot may be an out
standing factor in setting I'D a
North Atlantic air route.
Air bases are being sought In Ice
land. Greenland. Newfoundland, the
BermudaS and the Azores, and the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-22
: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ing year of 1892 and 27.S per cent
drop from 1881, the peak year for
crime in Indiana as recorded by
the courts activities.
Criminal charges we're filed against
70,034 persons in 1888. The decrease
chiefly was attributable to repeal Of
| the old liquor laws.
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BEAUTICIANS TO MEET
Mayor Kern and Shanessy to Ad-
dress Group Wednesday.

dress Group Wednesday.
Mayor John w. Kern and James
c. Shanessy, president of the
Journeymen BARRIERS International
Union. will be the principal speak
ers at a meeting of Beauty Cultur-
lists Union 247A, an American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor affiliate, at $50
Wednesday night at 342 E. wash
ington-st. Miss Ruth E. Burnett,
president, will preside. All beauty
culturistS have been invited.