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g. 50 TO rr 11. 1855 IS Oluev large
.r01f -7rrr- inr. 1rira'f entrance. utti-
o UF-737o n,..arsrrs. ? END soo7g;,-
81 lzl p I0-h-st large. clean. r.iHttez
Furnished. homr-llse- walking distance
NORTH zlf E-r-r1om apartment.
frC--. k-rhclrffe. private u-iI-lrs nes-
g. Woodruff 7fs " DR. -2-room
tr0ut apt. r-Ht batn. SINK. cool. attrac-
HDrER So large light Housekeeping
-1rm. front and back private entrance
ALABAMA ~ isls- Furnished living
room nice kitchen Eith SINK. glass in-
closed sleeping porch. constant ho' Ha'er.
ARSENAL g I1s-1 nicely furnished
rooms. private entrance. $3.50
BRoADwAY. AIS. ? Or 3-room apart
ulrhc1. phone
CAPITOL ~ 3l5s-A-tractively furnished
front rom o. gentlemen. private
home TA-f359
oARRpLIOS Issi-l-room apartment.
reasonable Also Prom apartment
CARROLLTON 1880 Iseautifui Groom
5 T," sS5-, from and S7s s7.v entrance
CARROILTON 2s1f-2 clean. nic.lv
furnished rooms private entrance. utii-
t.irT. reasonable. ME-l01l.
CENTRAL. 1856 Rrdecorlted rooms
porch. garage. s2f RI-is0t
CENTRAL 2If3-l room kifchenetrr
private bath. utilities No bedding or
linens ss
FAST ~ f79-f large front room. kitchen
efrr. near bath. furnished complete also
front bedroom. porch. yara. references
furnished NJ uufurnished. 81 20 81
HIGHLAND AVE. n III modern rooms.
everything furnished. adults. s..
ILLINOIS n sos or 2-ro0m apart
uienfs 81 and up- Sleeping rooms. 81 30
un. hot water
ILLINOIS y 1875 Clean. small. atirac-
tive. next bath private entrance. morn
turs rr after $40 p m
ILLINOIS n. 17l9-i room kttchenetfe
apartment single room. SO So Modern
private entrance
ILLINOIS ~. 1888 large modern rooms.
down orerTfufeG porch. private en-
trance reasonable. TA-2fll
NEW JERSEY. Y I2I5-3 rooms. private
bath everything furnished. also front
rooms 1880
NEW JERSEY n. 11f1-Lighf airy front
kitchcnctfe apartment Attractively FUR
ui-hed- sink private entrance
NEW JERSEY. N 70l-i 20 rooms. new
lv furnished apartments. some private
baths LI-25s7
SUMMIT n 237-Sire furnished front
room. utilities. private entrance, $3.50.
RI-5s7l.
TALBOT n. 2f20-l room. kitchenette
and ? rooms. 50. 50 80. IS HA-492s-M
WOODRUFF 5f4 Md Diving room.
heoroom. klf-nenette. newlv decorated. {
runni-e Fater. adults CH-3lla
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Basement WaterprOOfing
WET EASEMENTS MADE DRY e,o,
Universal Waterproofng Co CH-6397
Cleaners
PROMPT DELIVERY. RAY c. WISH
MEIER WA-0600
Contracting
f renai r., work G'1 Guaranteed: work most
reasonable. RITES
Floor Repairing
OLD FLOORS sanded, rehnished: cleo
tricity furnished. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. LINVILLE. BE-4579.
Garages
LIBERTY MOTOR SERVICE, LI-17Ss. Com
pete auto repairing, % %rS g qua
General Auto Repairing
ECONOMY AUTO REBUILDING CORP.
215 West Mich st.
Dependable painting and repairing
FLYWHEELs; starter From, gears ETspaliF oS
$50. LI-2l84 Trexlev Auto Service,
1904 N. Penn.
GENERAL repairing. all makes: easy Syy
terms. EARL GREEN'S GARAGE. s5O
Fl Wayne-av RI-S884
General Home Repairs
PLASTERING. painting, plumbing. paper
cleaning: wall washing; better work;
lowest prices. TA-1G55
Machinists
GEORGE ]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -spe-
cializing in printing and special ma
chinerv 1872 w. South-st. LI-6212.
Mattresses, Made Over
MATTRESSES renovated: also made into
inner-springs by experts R1-254I
OLD MATTRESSES made new; reasonable;
special price inner-springs HA-O5O2-J.
Moving, Transfer, Storage
sToRAGE-Local. long-distance hauling,
Otto j. Suesz, RI-3628, 6561; CH-O69s-W.
LOAD or part load to Lake Wawasee. Re
liable; reasonable. HA-2252.
LOCAL and overland moving: reasonable.
ETCHASON TRANSFER. IR-2l16-3.
IR-2185-l. WILBUR STEINKAMP. Rea-
sonable. moving; storage. TRADE ior useo
"PETEs," CH-2S78-Careful white men;
quick service; covered vans; anytime
Musical instruments Repaired
EXPERT repairs on all musical instru-
ments. CARLIN MUSIC, I'll NASSAU.
BAND ano orchestra lnstruInents tspalre1
exnert. guar work PEARSON CO
INC 1913 Penn LI-55l3
Painting
PAINTING-Interior. exterior; paper hang
ing Washtex samples Estimates.
Guaranteed MULLHOLLAND. TA-4456.
Paperhanging
PAPERHANGING. painting. all work guar
anteed: free estimates. WILSON q
BARKER CH4835
PAINTING Paperhanging: cleaning; re-
pairing: free estimates: low prices. CHI
0705 from to 5; after CH-7264-
O. K. PAPERHANGING 121ac roll; paint
ing, plastering, experienced white men.
RI-9749.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING.
CLEANING; WORK GUARANTEED.
DR-7137.
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p Unfurnished Houses

4 JEFFERSON ". s34-s25; s-room modern
double. near Tech. garage. CH-s5s3-w.
u @ Sssa 81. water paid T2-sa5o
NEW YORK. 1903 VS. rooms: water
nsid. sll RI-7725
NEW YORK. E 5s23-5-room modem
5ungsl6T $50. gar. RI-954s.
vIRGlErA-AV. 467-e rooms bath: gooo
condition. STA water paid
wALCOTT. " 4ls-s-room = double.
good condi. near schools. garage.
CH-I75f-J.
4 27TH-st. z. i2O-Overlooking Fall Creek.
5 rooms. s35. garage water paid. HU-
ED-Northwestern. 2S50 i6-room
modern. gauge, water paid, Sl8. HA-
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
$3.50. ILLINOIS. N. gOIs-Besutifm
modern efficiency apartment: utilities.
LI-88ss
BLVD. -PL. 3il9-2 bedrooms. nicely fur
nshed $50. adults June IS 70 Sept. l.
HU-34l9R
+ CENTRAL. 2I3l-3 rms. utilities. private
porch. ent. adults. IS wk EE-4i55.
/ CENTRAL. i4O4-3-room apartment; can
sleep: Frigidaire; excellent condition
f PAIL CREEK BLVD. 36l0-Owner's g.
hedroogml: hot water SIS. June 10 Oct
I MERIDIAN. N-OwneI. beautifully fur.
nished apartment summer months.
. bedrooms: SIS. RI-44ol
PARK. l73l-Living. dining kitchen; newly
furnished. Frigidare. Couple. HE-456s
PENN \ s537 APT F-3-room apart
ment till September ist $50. Custodian
SUNSET. n. Of 38th owners 3-bedroom
single June to September, $40. WA-lola.
VILLA. 333-4 rooms and bath. nicely fur
nishco. pear garage. Inquire 81
WALNUT z 15-3 rooms. private BATH
first floor See housekeeper in basement
COUPLE 70 share home. bus at door
porch. s. week. IR-2sl3.
EMPLOYED lady. share home With
employed couple or elderly lady. DR.
OWNERS s-room single beautiful yard
shade. S35. Adults. Now, Sept lst
"a Suburban and Farms
GROOM modern single; large. lot. fine
shade: beautiful yard. DR-5383-M.
24-a Summer Camps and Cottages
place W. c. EWING, Rochester, Ind.
BARBEE LAKE, and 4-room cottages,
boats. 81 and SO wk. HA-4067-J.
WHY 20 farther? Furnished home. beau
tiful Northern Woods Beach; IS miles
north. HU-4733
MICHIGAN miles north. s. DOM cot
tage fireplace. screened corches, quiet,
best fishing. golf; $50 week. IR-O356
/ SILVER CAMP-E. side Lake Shafier large
cottages. modern; unique, small cabins.
boats r r 3. Monticello. $50 n. Elder
BE-35l5-2760.
NEW cottages for rent by week. month,
season: electricity. gas: GANAS CANE,
JASON: electricity. gas. GANO CAMP.
Shafer Lake. Monticello. Ind.
25 Business. Office and Desk Space
ILLINOIS. N. 28OO-Business room. 18x37:
ideal any business; reasonable. HA-2932
STOREROOM 17x60-54TH g. COLLEGE,
Ideal bakery. delicatessen. vegetable.
etc. RI-8734.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
- Houses For Sale
SOUTH-Nice 4-room bung., inside toilet;
good location in Garfield Park vicinity
Price 81 500. 5000 cash. balance monthly
Mr. Amos RI-9388
AMERICAN ESTATES CO. REALTORS.
2010 KOehne st.
SIX-ROOM bungalow: modern. fine base
ment. 2-car garage. owner leaving city.
can MIR AMOS. RI-9388.
AMERICAN ESTATES co. REALTORS.
MERCHANDISE
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s7s-6-room modern redecorated floors re-
finished; references, u E 23rd. TA-26i3.
ADAMS. i925-6-room. strictly mod. and
gar. Al shape. just north OF BroOkside
PARK. $500 per mo-. water pd. RI-e4l2.
BROOKSTDE-AV. 2I23-7 rooms semi-mod-
ern. Al; water paid. SIS. DR-74i0
COLLEGE 5s5i-Owners 6-rOom modern
single sunroom. garage. $50 HU-l7i0.
COILEGE-AV. 500 Single. S rooms mod
ern- redecOrated. near Real Silk, SIS
TA-l299
DAWSON-ST-. Shipper Duplex, SIC: 5
rooms modern: yard. garage. TA-6808-
DORMAN N Desirable S-rOom mod
ern single. 3-car garage large yard.
$500
LI-I36I c c. GROVE. a. virginia-Av.
EASTERN AVE. 23s-Near Tech. St Phil
FPS rooms. garage. water paid. DR.
f5s3-M
FIETCHER-AV 763-6-room semi-modern:
redecorated. rednished water paid. SIS.
HU-662l
GALE. N.-6-room modern double. Key at
29s8 N Gale Call RI-3759
TRVINGTON- room modern bungalow:
front drive. 437 S Butler. hU-52S5.
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81 Wanted to Trade
S W A PS

'" -
TO ADvERTIsERs-Eac al appear
ing in this column IS listed in The Times
9 Tee Of SI c6sfre YoUr Ns d viii
receive a special rate OF seven DAYS for
the price Of flve and four, DAYS for the
cost Of three. Call RI-555l
KITCHEN cabinet. sink. metal folding
n. oxford
FORD-'3O roadster. rumble seat; looks
ine: motor. tires Al. owner. HA-2738-R.
ATWATER KENT RADIO; table model
for Model T. Ford, '26 or q. 1916 ~
Gale.
cash or what? DR-7S86-2.
CHEVROLET 1a-ton truck, sell or trade
i-ton truck. 276 N. Lynn.
500 E. 63rd-st WALES
? GOODRICH 6-ply 19x4.75 tires, tubes,
5000 miles. 24l0 Leland.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at YOUR home "a, al
s 52%s you cheaper O'''s' 0'S"' DIV
NATURES Minerals for Health Call RI
1861 for particulars. 1877 E. Ohio-st
FURNACE CLEANING sl-9o 1910
1926 E. 1Oth-st. CH-78l8.
SUBURBAN lot. northeast. clear, for good
used car or equity. CH-669l
SWAPS-Auto trunk. bumper. spotlight.
dual horns cash or what? 1922 N Key
stone.
SWAP-Cash for good 26 or '27 Ford
Chevrolet or Pontiac. CH-3962-J.
FORD-'29 coupe: 5 new tires; $500 Olds-
mobile coupe; late 49, sos. CH-275l-W.
ELECTRIC popcorn machine 5-tube bat
terry radio or what have you? SAB E. New
JerSey-St.
TO TRADERS-If YOU can not md
what YOU desire in the ads in this
column, call the Swap Counter. RI-555l
and we will attempt to arrange trade
for you from Swaps advertisements pre-
viously published There Is no charge
for this service
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p Unfurnished Houses

So BELMONT. N s0i-4 rooms. garage.
water inside. HU-7458.
SIC 90 OLNEY y 2050-5 rooms; mod
en- bungalow. garage. good condition
HU-7s58
SIS. MICHIGAN z 263l-Modern s.
room double. garage. near Tech. IR-
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o-rrs al comforts Ultra modern no's
80 Meridian TT-175I
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RENTALS


NINTH. z sls-7 rooms. kitchenstte. priv.
bath. redccorsted. also !. or ? rooms
Close ln
18th " 7ENceiv furnished i-room and
s.tchene--e Also sleeping room. fur
nlshrd Phone
REDUCED RENT Punished apis. IS. g
and SO rrr week Al utilities furnished
1875 Meridian Ask for MISS KLEIN
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- Rooms with Board

s5-TALBOT y. 2i52-LarEe attractive
room excellent meals PeunsvlvanIa
trolley HA-I692-J
s. COUPLE. men down next bath. everv-
thing modern. meals 3is5 z. wash
rf CH-fI75
LEXINGTON 93--Larze front room.
bath good emulation. meals. Laundry
DR-33l3-J
ALABAMA. y 1874 Cheerful front room.
excellent meals. very convenient. Close
ir RI-ees7
STATE y 28s-Eart front room. shower.
private entrance. meals. laundry gentle
men LT-e01f
LOVELY WOODRUFF sss ~ DR. cheer
fui front room home cooking. all
privileges reasonable CH-0500-W
WASTED-Child 70 board In a good home.
mothers care RI-9157
VERY desirable for gentlemen. real home
excellent meals. 833 Park-av. RT-9931
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Ia Ho-els. Resorts. Inns

HOTEL -zf Srw Tork-modern out
si1e rooms 81 ~. pr sq from postoffrs.
GILBERT HOTEL.-I0l rooms vifE baths.
u~sEi- e. -1 $50 Meridian Mr.
COTLE MANAGE
FpFDERUE HOTEL-fss WavhiuEfcn-
ef Glen ICONS g. 50 uerE and uu.
running after Showers. tubs
HARBOUR HOTEL ST. r,l y Illinois s,.
roors. ho' c0ld uatrr. los rs+ss-
Seminole Hotel Pc Peg \ Al s .'1-
uafrr. CONNECTING sn~rerr- So 50 and 81 So
Trr~s r.fh1ff baths 50 81
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NEW JERSEY. n. 11f1-Lighf. airy. front
kitchcnctfe apartment AttractivelY iur-
r--ner. sink. nrL-arr enrEance-
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$4,000 MO. BUNGALOW
GREGORY 4 APPEL. INC.

Reconoit toned throughout. s rms. mod
ern except furnace. 4l6 Grand-av. IL
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O. -r--10 ~ Delaware. > End rooms
rrHV furnished orrrs-lIc1. slrk- RI
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NEW JERSEY. \. MS rooms. private
bath everything furnished. also ? front
H-~frm
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s70 TO rfE 1855 IS Oluev large
tr0uf connecting. nrira'e entrance. l'.i-
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TIE DTNDEE

cor virginia and McCartv-st. Heat. gas
p lrtdatre furnished See 1anitor IN build
ing or call - r MOLLOY. CH-277s-
ADDISON y 279-Cozv 3 rooms bath.
utilities. EaraEe furnished S25. BE-O6z1
MERIDIAN n s02-s45-si25 GENERAL
APARTMENTS. NC LT-2f39.
MCNTCALM 1913 rooms bath heat
gster. garage furnished. SIS. TA-l7l3.
TALBOT. r.. 2l72-4 rooms bath. redec-
GRATED heat water furnished. $50 IA
2376
270 OH .... SO so 70 s37 50
f07 y Meridian .--...... SIS 90 to SIPS 90
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20 Wanted to Rent Rooms
2I Unfurnished Apartments

WANTED Furnished light housekeeping
rooms, diE-rct Technical High School.
$40 no HI 2f07
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a. lll r. I1rh-tf large clean. Utilities
Furnished. n0me-Lss- nalkinz distance
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ILLINOIS. n. 2f33- large modern rooms.
down orer-fuffef. porch private en-
frnnr~- rra arrrs HE TA-lfll
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q Furnished Apis. and Houses

RED-Northwestern. 2S50. i6-room
modern. gauge. water paid. sl5. HA-
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Sc Radios. Musical instruments
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E Woodruff Trs " DIR -2-room
ir0nf au. n-1t bath sink. COOL atfrac-
eve fnr arrrr.
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e NORTH =Zi E-T-r1om apartment.
'front.' <.-rhclrff-- private. utiiirlcs. nea-
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s7-b Farm Garden. Plants. Flower,

FLOWERS-Cemetery vases filled: all
kinds of flowers for porch boxes. SOB
Southern-Av, opposite Garfield Park.
rs 200 Prichard & Baltimore Tomatoes.
$3.50 per 1000. 6l7S Bellefontaine-st.
HU-7084
PANSY PLANTS Blooming soc doz, Rock
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M E R C H Disc
81 Miscellaneous For Sale

800 BUILDINGS wREcKEDl
Good used lumber and building material
OF all kinds fol sale cheap
CLEVELAND WRECKING CO
1920 Kentuokv-sv indianapolis
STEAM TABLE-45-in. 3-gallon coffee urn
good condition. $40 Cornell-av. WA
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Paperhanging
a New Car
Repairing
Rug Cleaners

TENNIS rackets re5trung. chairs robot
toned in cane. hickory or reed. BOARD
OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND
HA-0583
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SUMMIT. n. 237-Nice furnished front
room. utilities. private entrance. $3.50
nT-rr-r
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TALBOT. n. 2f20-l room. kitchenette
and ? rooms. SO. 50 80. IS. HA-492s-M-
WOODRUFF 5f4 sd Dr-LivinE room.
bedroom. klf~ncnette. newly decorated
runures Fater- adults. CH-3i73.
Evening star., 1935-10-04
NEGROES, ITALIANS
|CLASH IN GOTHAM
Police Increase Guard Over
Sections of City After
Street Fighting.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated freSs
NEW YORK, October 4.--Fighting,
which threatened to attain riot pro-
portions, broke out in Harlem and
Brooklyn late yesterday between Ne
groes and italian sympathizers at
odds over the Italo- Ethiopian conflict.
So tense was the situation that
pressed police officials went into
conference at headquarters late in the
day, with the outcome pointing to es-
tablishment of heavy police reserves
in each precinct Of the mixed neigh
borhoods.
The most serious trouble threat
ened in Brooklyn late in the day when
several hundred white and Negro
youths swarmed from junior high
school at Saratoga avenue and Dean
street to settle" the Italian-Ethio-
plan feud with knives, clubs and fists.
Gang fighting among the pupils
soon resulted in the gathering of a
crowd of nearly 1000, evenly divided
in sympathies. School authorities
put in a call for police
The crowd was dispersed but guard
was posted to watch for further trou-
BILE in the neighborhood, populated
about equally between Negroes and
Italians.
Shopkeepers in the district, in which
streets were jammed by shouting pu-
pills, reported several were injured.
In Harlem, fists we're swung and
police were called when a group Of
young Negroes attempted to boycott
an italian market at 18th street and
Lenox avenue. A crowd of about $50
Negroes and whites gathered and
fought, but the arrival of radio cars
and riot squads prevented disturb
ance Of serious proportions.
Evening star., 1935-10-04
Soldiers Random
Shot at Bird May
Haze Started Var
Member of WalUal Com.
mission Advances Rea.
son for Conflict.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October A soldiers
random shot at bird may have been
the spark that touched off Italo-Ethi
opian hostilities. in the opinion of DR..
Pitman Benjamin Potter. former pro-
feSsor of political science at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Dr. Potter. one of the four men,
bers of the international commission
which adjudicated the Walwal Incl
dent, returned yesterday on the liner
Bremen.
The Clash of Italian and Ethiopian
troops at Walwal on the Ethiopian
border early last December crystalized
the dispute between the two nations,
which has now burst into open war
fare.
DR.. Potter said no ore would ever
know exactly what happened the night
1900 Ethiopian troops 3nd about 500
native Italian troops pegan firing at
each other.
He said, however, lnat witnesses
brought to Europe to testify before the
commission had reported that the op-
posing troops had been looking at
each other for 10 days and when a
soldier took a shot at bird, it shocked
every one into action. About 100 SOL
diers on each side were killed. At
some points, he said, the opposing
trenches were only 2 yards apart.
Both sides have been absolved by
the commission.
Evening star., 1935-10-04
Ship
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page)
for New York, because of the posi-
bility of a conflict in the Mediter-
ranean Sea. it was learned today.
All passengers who planned to en-
bark at those ports must go with
their luggage to Marseille, France, to
which the ship will proceed directly
from Port Said, Egypt, emitting stops
at Alexandria, Egypt, Genoa and
Naples. The sudden change in sched-
ule upset the plans of many travellers,
several of whom had gone from Rome
to Naples this week and now must
return and make the long trip by rail
to Marseille.
The vessel was to have sailed from
Naples tomorrow night and from
Genoa next week A full complement
of passengers had been booked, and
there we're tons of freight on docks
at Naples and Genoa ready for load
ing. --
The Dollar Line agent here said he
understood the change was prompted
by an official suggestion from WASH
ington. He called the attention of the
American consulate to the revised
schedule.
Henry Herbermann, vice president
OF the American Export Lines, said
his company's ships will continue to
call at Italian ports.
War risk insurance rates of Amer
ican underwriters remained un-
changed.
Evening star., 1935-10-04

able difficulties when they penetrate
deeper into the Ethiopian wilds.
In the meantime, scenes reminiscent
Of the fateful days of 1914 are occur
ing in almost every important capital
In Europe.
Crowds are milling near 10 Downing
street, the official residence of the
| British prime minister cheering, not
as Justify as 81 years ago. the British
statesmen as they enter the premier's
residence. The British ports are emp
tied of men Of war The feet has
gone to the Mediterranean and the
captain of each vessel has in his
! safe the ominous envelope containing
secret orders, to be opened only at
special given signal Decks are not
cleared for action yet. but ammuni-
ton is in the hold of every warship in
the Mediterranean.
| II
In Paris there is much less en-
! thusidSm for action" The French
people, uith an eye on the Rhine,
/ hHOU tftut tftCy SLuHu tO tOot tCCfg-
thing in case OF another World con-
fdgrdtion. There are no cheering
croaOds around the Qudi d'Orsay-
only tCorried faces. Premier Laudl,
Dorried ouer the tremendous re-
| sponSibiltty tCith ,Chich he is faced,
is still endeauoring to hunt NTH the
hounds and run Nth the for.
He has given assurances to both the
British and the Italians. He has
pledged his word to cooperate with
Great Britain in applying economic
and financial sanctions against Italy.
and has assured II Duce that he would
not participate in any military or
naval sanctions against Italy. But he
and his country men don't know how
long he will be able to play this game
X
Rome is in a delirium of enthusiasm
and is proud of Mussolini. The hos
pital ships and the troopships with
the dead and the wounded have not
yet reached the Italian ports How
enthusiastic they will be when these
do begin to come back to Italy only
the future will decide.
Evening star., 1935-10-04
FLEET BACK IN JAPAN

TOXIC, October 4 (P).-Home again
after two and half months stren-
uous war games, 112 men-o'-war, the
majority of the Japanese navy's COM
bined fleets. steamed into Toxic Bay
today and anchored of Toxic and
Yokohama.
They will remain several days to
permit the public to visit the war
ships and entertain sailors ashore,
thus restoring the navy to public no
tice, from which it was removed for
over a month.
With the fleets in home waters, a
memorial service was held at the
Yokosuka navy base, attended by Ad-
miral Mineo Osumi, minister of navy,
end high navy officials, for 54 officers
and men who were swept overheard
in a typhoon last week. One of the
injured men later died, making a
total of SO lives lost in the maneuvers.
Evening star., 1935-10-04
$115,951 HIGHWAYS
IN D. C. APPROVED
Widening and Repaving of Tenth
South of Avenue Among
Contracts.

Projects for the improvement Of four
District highways at a total cost Of
s115951, to be financed out of Federal
grants to the District. were approved
today by the Commissioners.
The contract for widening and re-
paving Tenth street, from Constitution
to Pennsylvania avenue, was awarded
to Corson & Gruman Co., which sub
mitted bid of $23,951.
Contracts for the other work win be
let later. The projects are for WIDEN
ing and paving Twelfth street between
Constitution and Pennsylvania ave
nues, with the exception Of the circle
near the new Post Office Building, the
cost of which is estimated at $29, 800;
widening and repaying Thirteenth
street, between Florida avenue and
Clifton street, estimated to cost $21, 400,
and repaving the west side of Four
teenth street from Rhode Island ave-
nue. to U street. estimated to cost
S40,500.