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Evening star., 1935-06-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SALE OR RENT.
Green Grove Tea House on Leonardtown
i mile north of Waldorf. Md. Call Adams
1896 Ask for Mrs. German. 10.
CHATTEL NOTES
CAPITAL Los6HAsERR A65usTTRd foS Z FfNANcE FFfhNSAANcE co.
i406 G ST. NV, MET. 4Sl3,
YOUR rooming house business can be
sold quickly Cash BUYERS wz.ins sm.n.s ASo Sp
quick, quick and and satisfactory results call Ma
''0""' ''ist No LISTING CHARGE.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
ss5oROominF house II reeWs So 3 ..R1s baths;
Rooming house. 8 rooms, baths;
rent. $4,000.
s''cRSSmnE s5dSS s.o6Sn hG%se hansles rooms rent
st. nouSe location rooms barrsn rshs
S45o-Rooming house. Is rooms; rent,
81 .o00-R RoominR house "a rooms 9 baths
q, Rent LS Sls4oo Mass Mass ave location alton .
>'mso1Fqht baths rent s5s"Ss no"Se BARGAIN, gains
zoe Boarding d% house vs. 3da ~ rooms rooms. 3
81 5SoRoomine noihi fent lb house. oo0 roo@s all
~ filled rent $3.50 90. A bargain,
SG50-Rooming house. 9 rooms. :! baths;
rent. $4,000 Near Dupont Circle.
Buyers waiting for business Of all kinds.
Also cash buyers for stores, restaurants S
and rooming houses. II price is right. No
charge for listingS.
w. A. CHRISTIE,
$40 18th ST. NV Phone Natl. 1892.
TO BUY OR SELL roomlng or boarding
house. consult us. We are specialists. Sat-
Isfactorv results guaranteed
COOPER STEWART,
9"3la New York Ave. National lSo3
BOARDING HOUSE exclusive NV section
L. rooms , baths; rent, $50. Oil heat:
beautifully furnished throughout; good in
come. Price. $500. terms See this.
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

THE ONLY CONCESSION SPACE Shrine
week. 9l9 Penna. ave, Arcade; also 80
1lth st j NJ Viemont, Natl. 1883 %
WAITED TO RENT equipped lunch tea
or lining room. Address Box 374-E. Star
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CONTENTS rummage store, nice. clean
articles all kinds apparel: furniture.
screen doors. cheap. Call today. 1924 NJ
st y.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

DAY-BED. double coil springs and pad;
~ for quick sale. 9ls 23rd nv.
DESKS chairs. files leather furniture.
safes etc new and used: lowest prices.
Edgar Baum Co. Inc, 903 E st ".
Evening star., 1935-06-09

BIG BARGAIN = Grocery meat market.
cash trade: corner 18th and U Sts. NV;
sacrifice account illness. Decatur $40.
GROCERY STORE for sale IN nice colored
neighborhood doing $50 weekly cash
business will sell for only 5000: good.
long lease and cheap rent. Terms 10 right
party For details. call Decatur SSi:.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

RESTAURANT-All modern equipment.
Class C license. white trade: price reason
able. Reason. separation. s25 4th st. n. W.
Evening star., 1935-06-09
CHATTEL NOTES

SAIIE On ftEN I.
Green Grove Tea House on Leonardtown
rd. No. &, 20 miles south of District line,
/ mile north of Waldorf. Md. Call Adams
1896 Ask for Mrs German lOs
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CHINESE RUG, large IOxl1, dark blue.
tine quality dark blue brosdloom CARPET.
6Xi3.6 green broadloom carpet gXlS;
plaEn green runner 10 match. 2l2Xs- Also
pair brass andlrons. fire screen. card table;
very reasonable Phone Cleveland 5k-S
Evening star., 1935-06-09

DELICATESSEN STORE for sale. best To-
cation: guaranteed SloO clear pront
weekly: small cash: easy terms Don't
miss this opportunity. Address Box 4y5-E,
Star office
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CHiLDS CRIB; extension table strong
porch swing all for $40. III Massachu-
SeftS
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GAS RANGES. brand-new moor samples.
porcelain table top and console ranges as
low as SIS 30 Fully insulated ranges with
heat control and automatic lighter. ~ 30.
Installed free Capitol Range T. Heating
IN Inc 1924 I, st NV
Evening star., 1935-06-09

FURNITURE and three-room apt for sale
Inquire 554 IAN st. before m sun
dav sitter week DAYS
FURNITURE-China closet: other pieces:
rugs. pictures. APT. 43. The Iowa. l:iI1
Evening star., 1935-06-09

81 A YEAR WILL GET 81 / 800 ACCIDENT
1ns-. $50 wkly. disability hospital benefits
dent insurance age 10; no examination.
] l0l 18th Nv. Apt. 6O4. DI. 6430 after D.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CORNER GROCERY STORE and meat
market, doing $3.50 week: rent, $50 mo-.
Illness pa 9TH st.
'apt abovel good
res. section Clean and profitable, $3.50.
r NJ De Shazo, ll33 14th NV. Nat. $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

WANT ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO
over week ends near Washington on water;
reasonable rates. Address Box 441-E. Star
Office.
CHILDRENS CAMP-LTKE ACTIVITIES.
scouting wading. riding; complete super
vision; inclosed grounds; day boarding.
WILL BOARD TWO CHILDREN THROUGH
MRS. IRENE PIFER. 200 Sharp ST.. Stras-
burs. Va.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

publishine. have fine radio connections:
references exchanged. Address Box 41O-D.
Star
Evening star., 1935-06-09

INVESTMENT with services Will be made
In going publication. printing or multi
graph business: state minimum sum
CURED Address Box 49i- e Star of1ce.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

WANTED-GAS STATION, state location.
price terms if any and gallonage. Address
Box 407-E Star Office
WANTED-BEAUTY PARLOR concession
in up-to-date hotel by Al expert hair
dresser, first-claSs reference. Address Box
410-E Star Office
Evening star., 1935-06-09

HEMORRHOIDS ERADTCATED BY MY
own method results effective for life
1me n6 dpuss pu money oe nTsery "rs fos S9SKs
WERCK 1865 Columbia I'd Adams O3SS
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CHAIR AND SOFA. large. leather uphoI-
stored suitable for ONCE: together or
separately; reaS. $50 Wis. ave. Bethesda
CHEST DRAWERS. BEDS dresser, rugs.
parlor suite. lamps, buffet, china closet.
tables. refrlgerator, cheap. Edelson. 6ls
9TH Ii U
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CLIPPER, LAWN MOWER-WiI cut grass
and weeds rs high as they grow on lawn
or field. Best mower for small places
Easy 10 run. Cuts buck plantaln. dande-
hons. tall clover crab grass and any high
growth. Allows grass to thIcken. Sizes
Evening star., 1935-06-09

DIAMONDS. Jewelry and watches at about
one-third present day values All articles
guaranteed as represented. Rosslvn Loan
Company RoSSlyn. Va
Evening star., 1935-06-09

WORKING PARTNER single, over 40
years old. wanted: capable handling r.
nance and detail gasoline station. lunch
room: fruit store; only small amount cash
required; located l3 miles north Fredericks-
burg. Highway No. l. AQUA Fruit Store e
Evening star., 1935-06-09

DIAMOND BARG AIMS = Unreoeemed
pledges OF all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values. All mer-
chandiSe GUARANTEED TO weisht. color
and perfection. Money cheerfuliy refunded
If YOU are not satisfied. Mornings Loan
Offce nnnnstte WaChinptnn AirDort
Evening star., 1935-06-09

pony power. Prices. SlI 90 TO SIS 90.
OBJ. Dixon. III. Call Clarendon sI9-F-3
for demonstration or see machines al
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GAS RANGES like new, less than hall
price Why pay more? Ss up installed
and guaranteed. J. W Williams. 500 18th
Nv Phone National 19SH. TO-
Evening star., 1935-06-09

SEE THIS, novelty store. great opporlll-
nity. rent. So5: very reasonable: act quick.
3706 :34th st ne. Mt Rainier.
ROOMINt HOUSE 18th near Girard-At-
tractivp home with good income Sl.uol'
p NJ DE Shazo. iIa3 l4th NV. Nat. $50,
Evening star., 1935-06-09

FURNITURE Studio couch, two-piece
living room suite vanity overstufied
chair three piece wicker set. 1877 10th
6 VI
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CAMERAS and equipment. microscopes
rifles. shotgunS. musical instruments and
iewelry bought sold and traded IZZY S
EXCHANGE. 905 D st. NV Met. ss9s.
CANOES. two $50 for both. Bergman
Evening star., 1935-06-09

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION IN BALL
room dancing. tango. tap. limberlng
rhythm and phrasinE: new unique steps;
tricky but easy to master; six private les
sons g. Call this week for lO-minute
guest lesson. CANELLIS STUDIOS. Phone
District IOSo
Evening star., 1935-06-09

WANTED TO MEET FEW STENOG-
faphers and typists who would be inter
ested in joining a new camp on wide salt
water. with large inlet on the property:
Drive down after work: this is rare op-
rortunity first offered without obligation
on your part ask FOR details. Address
BOX RAE
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CAMP MONTROSE-ONE HOUR FROM
Washineton; season g, weeks. 50: girls
and small boys: catalog: ref MI. and
Mrs. L. A RANDALL. Clarksville Md.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

LUNCH ROOM fully equipped, will rent
reasonable for season Al location.
Go4 Bay ave. North Beach. Md
EYE-FREEZE frozen custard machine.
celent condition. will sacrifice. Phone
Georgia g343
Evening star., 1935-06-09

DINING ROOM SUITE, lO-piece. American
walnut S31 9th st. ne. Lincoln S45S.
DINING ROOM and kitchen equipment.
cheap; % tables g5 bent wood chairs.
large hat and coat rack. large. double Gar
land gas range, gas bake oven. } metal
sinks. steam table, large refrigerators
and other kitchen equipment. Call Mon
dav between and Is 1904 4th ST., Ia
koma Park. d C Cieorpia oo4I
Evening star., 1935-06-09

COLLEGE GRADUATE. WITH TEACHING
OF tutor excellent references: will travel
Address Box 3R0-E Star office
Evening star., 1935-06-09

DINETTE SUITE-Beautiful buffet china
closet ext table and chairs, like new;
sacrifice; 500 Mrs Davis. 1926 ST..
Phone MetrOpolitan 53SS
Evening star., 1935-06-09

FURNITURE-Leaving town. will sell
house full Of furniture reasonable. Call
after 6 pm. or Monday. Columbia S233.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GAS RANGE. 4-buruer bottom oven. 50;
, skill same machines. s. each. cost Sloo.
33o ST ne
Evening star., 1935-06-09

RESTAURANT good paving established
business, beer on and of sale. Georeia
Evening star., 1935-06-09

PlANO-We have a fine little Louis XIV
model baby grand. Just repossessed. that
can be purchased by simply continuing
Is one OF the better types and is exactly
as If new having been used less than <
months very unusual value at S3s3.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CASH REGISTERS. rebuilt Ike new guar
anteed > years. restaurant equipment
china. Silverware. bentwood chairs tables
etc. lowest prices. Edgar Baum Co, Inc
nn2 E
Evening star., 1935-06-09

| FURNITURE single beds complete;
| walnut wardrobe davenport. wing chairs
| green chenille rug 12x23. Call Bradley
I 1871. 55l4 Hampden lane. EdRemoor. Md
Evening star., 1935-06-09

CORNER DELICATESSEN with fur
nished apts- and living quarters. Present
ownership z years: 5000 cash. 1u0l
7,
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GAS RANGES I-burner sIde-oven stoves
Florida ave NV Phone North 1921
Evening star., 1935-06-09

E1nrtric Floor Plugs and Small Re-
pairs. l4th ST Electric Co,
3S01 ] fth st NV. Phone Columbia l031S
CONVALESCENTS, AGED, INVALIDS.
cared for in beautiful home of nurse;
lovely. cool location; special diets; splendid
'ars given bed patients best refs; reason
able rates Emerson 1904
Evening star., 1935-06-09

DELICATESsEN. apt. location, apt. above:
beer on sale: ress. rent: good business.
LUNCH WAGON. Real live business.
fully equipped; ideal location: reas. rent.
CIGAR e. NEWSSTAND. office bldg:
CAFETERIA. TEA ROOM Estab. 90
years. $3.50 weekly bus; owner must sell.
living ANR Rent mt ~ Cheap Wfi priee eafh nice
LIQUOR STORE. Excellent location.
If you want a good store see this.
GARAGE and service station, hotel stor-
age 1OO-car capacity. Ideal location.
IF YOU NEED MONEY
TO BUY OR SELL YOUR BUSINESS.
NJ GREENBAUM BUSINESS BROKER.
11O4 Eye St. NV Met. 1862.
DINER FOR SALE
For sale on location at 1922 5th st.
NV, Washington. D. c. Reasonable price
sponsible purchaser
JERRY o oMAHoNY INC.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. hand-psinted
eold-Ieaf cabinet. oriental rug; brand-neT
Frlgldaire mahogany bed l ebony dining
rm, set, etc Mrs. Glascox, 1889 GiTard
st nv Adams f5lU-J.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GATELEG TABLE sI2; wins chair. e
hand-carved tea table and tray $40,
trunk 81 Call eve 3l2 MARYLAND ave. ne
GENERAL ELECTRIC rrfrieerator- model
ks; Al condition. cash or terms. '5l@
Evening star., 1935-06-09

GRAND AND UPRIGHTS IN excellent con-
dition. Just returned from rent. used by
responsible people; reduced in price on ali
floors Terms as low as 81 per week A
guarantee goes with every Instrument One
grand SH6s so One medium size upright
Sl35 High grade players as low as $50
Pianos rented for all occasions Home OF
the KTenich & Bach and Hardman Pianos.
Huso Wnrch llln @ NV Est 1874
Evening star., 1935-06-09

EXP. NURSE OFFERING MOTHERS S
care will board infant or young child.
large playground; healthy surroundings.
Shepherd call
NURSE, EXP, COMPETENT COL. NURSE
wishes care of infant; city references.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

BOOMING HOUSES-lo rms: well To-
Gated, owner in hospital must sell: S2u',
terms. I4th and Irving IL rooms filed
near Ambassador Theater. Is rooms, near
I4th st and Fairmont. 3 large roominS
! ouspS downtown doing good. See NIX
REAL before you buy. also need more
listings Phone Adams 0169. ISL Bilt-
Evening star., 1935-06-09

| LUNCH ROOM. with beer; downtown:
| 500 daily guaranteed and will do better.
| Address Box 3S-H Star Office
Evening star., 1935-06-09

FUR RNITURE-Mah. high post single bed.
maple double bed odd springs. chairs.
RUGS chest drawers. !1u2 Wisconsin ave
/ do not telephone please.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

HOTELS Beach. Md. 35 rooms.
s. 800: Colonial Beach, Va, 23 rooms,
$1,000: Benedict Md tPatuxent River.
80 rooms, $4,000; La Plata. Md, ;t5
rooms. SIC. 900: Waldorf. Nd, Ii rooms,
SIf.ONO. Leonard SNYDER La Plata Md.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

LIQUOR STORE-Ideal location well
stocked and very attractive; owner in
other business. Address Box 5H. Star
Office
Evening star., 1935-06-09

couch. twin beds bookcase. gate-leg table
childs crib. porch rug radio. So Phone
Emerson 1892. 30lU Ellicott ST. NV
Evening star., 1935-06-09

RESTAURANT-Ne large Govt. build.
ings. nicely equipped. An attractive place.
RESTAURANT-Income about $50 daily.
Rent only S75. $1,000.
RESTAURANT-l4th near r. I. Sl.T5O.
R. M. De Shazo, 1923 14th NV. Nat. $500.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

Own patented device that saves money
for all railroads: tested, proven and O.
Kayed by OFFICIALS: new PARTNER
with $500; will share equally. Address
Box HH-D. Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

KEEP RIGHT COLONIC IRRIGATIONS,
body massage for fatigue. Potomac 61S5.
REFINED. EDUCATED. SOUTHERN LADY.
36, wishes to be companion to lady for
Summer; can drive and free to travel
Atlantic hNlk
Evening star., 1935-06-09

PHILANTHROPIST to finance unique art
studio; liberal percentage of returns to
benefit your preferred worthy cause: COM
mercial security: confidential Address
Box lSo-E. Star Office
Evening star., 1935-06-09

RAISE CAPITAL-BeSt methods corpora
tons organized and promoted everywhere;
estab. 1903. U.SLegal Corp $40 Bond Bldg
STORE FOR RENT. 1871 Alaska ave. at
Ga. ave: delicatessen. beauty parlor, meat
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-11
RACES BEGIN AT 1:3O PM.

1st EVENT-Girls and Boys in 1st and 2nd grades
 With One Dog 1St prize 92.00. 2rd $1.00 2nd EVENT-Girls and Boys in 3rd 4th grades
 With One Dog lst Prize $20O End 51O0 3rd EVENT-Grls in 9th and 9th Grades
 With One Dog. 1st Prize S250. End l.5O 4th EVENT-Boys in 5th and 9th Grades,
 With One Dog. 1St Prize 250 2nd 1.50 5th EVENT-Girls in the Eth, 9th grades and High School Not more than dogs. 1st prize $3. 2nd $2 9th EVENT-Boys in the 7th, 9th grades and High School Not more than dogs. 1st prize $3. 2nd $2 7th EVENT-Skii Race, 16 years and under
 -~. .---.. .-.... ----1st prize $3 -2nd $2 O0 9th EVENT-Skii Race, Free for All
 ~. --.--- ,,-.--1st prize $3 .OO.-2 End $2OO 9th EVENT-SnoWshoe Race, Is years and under
 .-. -----. ..-...1st prize $3 .2nd $200 10th EVENT-Snowshoe Race Free for All,
 list prize $3 .2nd $2 In the Dog Races each entry will be allowed one person to hold their Dog at the Starting Line No other assistance will be allowed
 No Races will be run with less than three entries. All Races will be on Front Street. Starting at Stedman Avenue and running to Street.
 SPORTS COMNIITTEE
 C. F. YENNEY, Chairman
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-11
SCHEDULE OF SPORTS EVENTS FOR COMMUNITY XMAS
 MONDAY DEC. 23rd.
Santa Claus Will Be On Hand
SPORT PROGRAM, COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION, MONDAY, DEC. g, 1885.

Santa Claus will arrive in town and drive up Front Street with his Reindeer team at 12:30 P. M
 Band Concert near City Hall at 100 PM.
The Washington times., 1935-12-16

The small, close-fitting toque is
the perennial winter favorite with
smart women everywhere. Laura
Wheeler knitS this exclusive model
with Just one straight band dec
grated with q rolled band in an
easy contrasting stitch. The
roomy matching bag is in a Strik-
ing combination Of panels Of the
two stitches.
The Washington times., 1935-12-16
Anglers Dazzle Fish

NICE, France, Dec. 16.-snar-
ing fish by dazzling them at
night with a bright light has be-
come so popular on the Riviera
that orthodox fishermen are
finding their livelihood endan-
gered. The light is played on the
The Washington times., 1935-12-16

surface Of the sea. The fish are
Immediately attracted, approach
and are easily picked up. Now q
law has been passed that no
fish caught in this way may be
sold until after 10 o'clock in the
morning, an hour when busy
housewives have long completed
their mornings shopping.
The Washington times., 1935-12-16

Pattern 1116 comes to you with
directions for making this set;
illustrations of it and Of all
stitches needed; material require
mentS.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferreO for this pattern
to The Washington Times. Needle
craft Dept, 50 Eighth Avenue.
New York, N. Y.
, 1935-11-15
DISEASE FIGHT
UNION SOUGHT
Tri : County NEEDLES Say
Greater Cooperation
Is Chief Need

MERCEDES. Nov. 15-P--Great-
e. cooperation between the medical
profession. commissioners courts
helath units and other agencies
which may be set up TO give medical
aid TO the INDECENT or TO work for
prevention Of disease was urged by
Dr.. John H.. Burleson Of san An
tonic, president 81 the Texas Med
iCal association. in addressing the
Tri : County Medical association
members here.
T~hirty-five Valley doctors attend
cd the meeting, held at the Mercedes
high school cafeteria.
DR.. BurleSon described cooperative
arrangements which have been
worked out IN many counties and
districts in the state. and praised
2 arrangement similar TO the one
now In effect in Cameron county.
Dr.. Frank Osborne of McAllen.
president o. the Tri-COuntv aSSOCia-
ton. introduced the speaker. Wis
it.ng honor guest were DR.. sam
Thompson OF Kerrvlllc, and DR..
Lee OF San Antonio. who distressed
the health situation there.
DR.. j. O.. Webb. counsellor Of the
Valley district. and DR.. VI. r.
Lawler, both of Mercedes. we're In
charge OF arrangements.
, 1935-11-15

70 achieve the larger volume the
review said, retail distribution adj
Vanced ) to W per cent from the
total Of the week preceding.
The strong rise IN sales a year
ago, however, held the average gain
over the 1894 comparative to an
estimated range OF 10 to is per cent.
There WaS a moderate expansion
ID wholesale buying. volume in most
branches exceeding that OF the week
preceding
Manufactures connected direct
" or indirectly with the heating
and ventilaJing industry have had
the busiest fall season in the last
four years. with replacement demand
responsible for the greater share OF
The Improvement. AZ new cOnstruc-
ton has been only a mild stimu-
lant."
, 1935-11-15
Hallam To
Speak During
Special Service

The Silver Anniversary celebra-
ton or the Central Christian
church viii continue Sunday morn
ing with Dr. s. X. Hallam. pastor
emeritus, delivering the sermon. DR..
Hallam Will also conduct an i'm
preSsIVe memorial service in honor
Of former members OF the church
who have passed IN to the church
triumphant. Following this service
he will bring the morning sermon.
1t was under the guiding spirit
OF DR.. Hallam that the Central
Christian church was organized 25
years ago this November. OF the
original charter members that
made up the early church, six still
reside IN Brownsville.
AT the evening service a birth
day gift will be featured. when
each person present is asked to
give q penny for each year he or
she has lived. This service Is one
Of the Ten Feature Night programs
being sponsored BY the church.
The pastor, Rev. ID. w. McElroy.
will BE- III the pulpit and will preach
on the subject. When Was the
Church Borne
The entire public Is invited 20
help Us celebrate our birthday at
any or all the services announced,
it was stated.
The London Zoo had 1887 ,903
visitors il 1888.
, 1935-11-15
SELF RULE IN
NORTH CHINA
IS DEMANDED
Anti : Jap Feeling
Flares Anew In
Bills De ding
Seized Lands

SHANGHAI. Nov. l5.-P- The
movement for self-rule Of North
China crystellized Friday, the
Rengo (JapaneseJ news agency cor
respondent at Peiping reported.
with a demand for political indie
pendence from the central Chinese
government.
A round-robin telegram. Dispatch
ed 10 North China authorities by
Yin Ju-Keng, administrative COM
missioner for the demilitarized
zone, was said BY the correspondent
TO set forth the call Tor the Nan
king government to grant autonomy
70 the northern provinces.
Coinciding with this pronounce
ment. 80 North China organizations
of business men issued similar
circular kilograms.
These organizations, including
chambers OF commerce and bankers
guild. the japanese agency repre-
sentative said. denounced the Kiom-
intang (Chinese nationalist party
which already had drawn the fire
OF japanese authorities for its
North China activities.
The North China organizations,
the RengO correspondent reported.
asked prompt decisions on autonomy
BY Gen. Sung Cheh-Yuan. acting
mayor OF Peiping, Gov. Shang Chen
OF Hopei province. and Gov. Han
Fu-Chu OF Shantung province.
Major General Hayao Tada. COM
handing Japan's army in North
China. arrived at Tsinan. Shantung
province. Some reports said he in
tended to seek closer cooperation
with Gen. Ham Fu-Chu, governor
there. in the five province autonomy
scheme.
The manifesto. the Rengo rep
resentative said. deplored alleged
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the KuOm-
intang. which also was named in
earlier japanese demands for elimi-
nation Of anti-Japanese elements
among the 100000 people Of
North China.
Simultaneously reports came from
HankOw. Hupeh province. Of a new
outburst OF anti-Japanese activities.
Thousands OF handbills we're re-
ported being distributed, demand
ing a return to China OF territories
"seized" BY Japan.
The japanese consul : general at
HankOw issued a statement, eX-
pressing belief that the Kuomin-
tang was responsible for the leaf
lets.
, 1935-11-15
KIWANIANS TO
AID CHARITIES
Club Votes to Give $1O0
For Jobless Support
This Winter

The Brownsville KiwaniS club
voted at its Thursday meeting to
contribute Sl00 TO the Brownsville
Associated charities, this cOntribu-
ton being made from the club as
a unit, and in addition to contribu-
tons that individual members will
make.
This action was decided on at a
meeting OF the directors immediate
" after the luncheon session. az
which a talk on the Associated
Charities drive was made BY Ed
Mockbee, president of the associa-
ton.
The club mad two interesting
features OH its entertainment pro-
gram, one being the recounting by
Mrs. G. II. Colgin OF her experiences
as a passenger on the Dixie, liner
which was blown on a rect b a
hurricane near Florida the past
summer. and the other number be-
ing musical selections rendered by
the Lubbock male quartet.
Mrs. Colgin has Just returned to
Brownsville. having been IN New
York and elsewhere since her nerve
wracking experiences on the Dixie.
She said that she had never come
S close to dying. but declared that
the passengers could now look back
OH the thrilling experience with
some pleasure.
The visiting male quartet, which
Ls looking for engagements in the
Valley. consists Of Clyde Burleson.
first tenor: Wilson Carson, second
tenor: Monroe Meek, baritone:
Raymond Dyess, bass: and Travis
Bottoms. accompanies.
President Joe Sloan Of the San
Benito Kiwanis club told the men,
bors Of the talk TO be made there
November % BY Or. ID. Fl. Wheeler.
4 ee expert from Washington. and
invited local KiWanians.
Arrangements were made at the
meeting for the annual agricul-
tural meeting next Friday night.
which will take the place Of the
regular luncheon next week. The
meeting viii be AT the FL Jardin
school. with farmers OF that sec
ton. the meal being prepared BY
the women o. the Fl Jardin COM
munitv.
Visitors present in addition 70
those who took part Oh the program
we're r. l.. Hill of Hariingen, j. II.
snow. and Max Shapiro