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Evening star., 1935-10-27

SUPER GASOLINE STATION; one largest
best equipped in city: estab. bus; rea-
sonable rental; long lease: price $1,000;
terms. Address Box 43S-K Star Office
Evening star., 1935-10-27

RESTAURANT. over 5000 weekly business;
good equipment; owner must sacrifice;
K. M. De shazo. 1923 14th NV. Natl. $500
RESTAURANT. Just of Conn. ave-: liquor
income: price. SIS 900. terms. Natl. 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 008 10th NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

! CANDY. tobaccos. Ice cream. novelties
magazines. notions etc: well located;
| estab. bus: rent. $50 month: sacrifice.
| only $500. Address Box Ask, Star of1ce
Evening star., 1935-10-27
Rr,srNrss OPPORTUNITIES.

AUTO REPAIR SHOP. in excellent con-
dition; conveniently located. Apply at
'i'' -'e CHARLES L. NORRIS.
2135 pa Ave NV West O4SO
Evening star., 1935-10-27

A. T. GEORGE. Phone Georgia 946s.
PAPERHANGING-Ro papered, 81 up.
Wall scraping and painting. Expert work.
Phone Atlantic 633N.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BLINDS-Six pairs outside green blinds
and mantcl with gas log; very reasonable.
Phone Adams 43l3-W.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

STUDIO COUCH. green. perfect cond. very
little used; cost So so. sacrifice. So so.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEED FURN1TURE?? Call Col. 4sO2- c
save you money on used furniture. No
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNITURE - Walnut complete set,
executive desk chair secretarial, desk,
chair side table glass top: side chairs.
costumer. etc: cost $3.50: practically new
reasonable; typewriter and cabinets. Phone
National 9636
Evening star., 1935-10-27

beautiful mohair frieze living room suite.
beautiful Duncan Phyfe dining room suite
modernistic bed room suite. beautiful ma
hoCany bed room suite lamps. rugs; low
pglces. 5021 3rd ST. NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNITURE-Have to scarIfice my beau
tifur bed room suite, with twin beds. like
new; also 2-piece living room suite, wash.
dishes lnl Quincy ST. u W. apt. .. .
Evening star., 1935-10-27

COATS. lady's black. 3s-4O. fur trimmed;
orig. high priced: S35-S15; give phone
number Address Box 4O-M. Star Office
COAT. S225; Hudson Seal. size 80: excel
lent condition; SIS cash. Apt. sO6. North
OOOD
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNITURE-Beautifu "-pc living room
suite. used month. cost Sl55. sell SO;
lounge chair, new. SIS; mahogany drop
Sl5: phone set. So; S3xlU.6 rug. used
Il weeks. sell S',3; beautiful mahogany 3
door bookcase SIS Mrs. Strawn. 1874 K
A,t AInt rnr,nllt q a9nn
Evening star., 1935-10-27

PIANO. small plan mahogany. excellent
| condition; cost S4OO. only SIS. b19 Mass.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

| FURNITURE-Parlor suite. So; china
| cabinet. $50; mahog. buffet. So: re-
| frigerator. S5: phone set. 81: large rug.
| 81; large mirrors. dressers. bed. dishes.
| lamps. davenport table. Edelson. 6lS
| 18th NV
Evening star., 1935-10-27

GROCERY MARKET I'd. G. 81. viii guar
antee $500 weekly business; new truck;
rent $40 with rm. b. apt: S. 900.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

electric tslightly shop
rnj. 25ee to 50s reduction. Smiths
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNITURE-Two double iron beds mat
tress and springs; porcelain top kitchen
table baby high chair. vanity. Phone
Cleveland 1oSk
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNITURE-Bed room suite, maple
poster bed. coil springs beautiful old chest
drawers, tables. pair twin beds. mahogany
dresser and chifforobe: sacrifice price.
Owner left city. 2102 Wisconsin ave. Phone
Evening star., 1935-10-27

ESTAB. coin machine route. high-grade
chrome machines: terms tc responsible
party. Address Box 2SO-K. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

ON SALE beer license; booths, paneling,
soda fountain, slicer. toaster display case
low price; terms. Metropolitan 4Sl4
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BICYCLE. girls. practically new at rea-
sonable price. Call North O612 up TO u
pm; Sundays and after y pm. call De-
Catur U6n6.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BICYCLES-Rollfas and other high-grade
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle g. Sporting Goods
Evening star., 1935-10-27

PAPERHANGING done by long expert
enced men. Work guaranteed. S35 for :
rooms and bath. Estimates cheerfully
given. Phone West 0O64
Evening star., 1935-10-27

lalge lot. splendid location. Priced way
below assessed value: reasonable terms
This is a real home and business oppor-
tunity. Two other large houses. fur
nished or unfurnished Once. National
9453. All hours. Potomac 323l.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SMALL PRINTING PLANT. doing good
business fine location. Good reason for
selling. Address Box s5-K. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

DRUGGIST colored wonderful busi-
ness established IL years: stock and trade
good will fixtures: S1.700. $500 cash.
$40 mo. Phone Potomac 42O4.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BED ROOM FURNITURE-3-piec maple
bed room set including spring and mat
trcss. 410 Gallatin st. NV. Georgia ?:162:
BED ROOM SUITE single or separate: tea
hot-water boiler; cheap; moving. o9l5
| 18th St NV
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BED ROOM SUITE, studio couch. rugs.
dining room davenport suite. radio, twin
beds desk Edelman 33O3 Georgia ave-
Evening star., 1935-10-27
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Nothing Down-3 Years to Pay.
Mention This Ad-Get So Discount
Prices as low as these per room: Paper
e r.. sS oof haatipa nsnts pereh s5 bah
rooms. 5000. Plastering painting. ma
sonry. insulation. General contractors.
Refinancing. Loans.
CONSOLIDATED CONSTR. CO..
lib Conn. Ave. District 0466.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BED ROOM SUITE, green. bed dresser,
dressing table. chair table; very rea-
Sonable 1851 Meridian ri. NV
Evening star., 1935-10-27

Govt bldgs.: doing $500 wkly; no com
petition; rent, 500 with apt: price,
S6 SOO: terms. Room QOS. 14O6 G St
Evening star., 1935-10-27

DEL. DISPLAY CASE-s-ft. elec. tHilD /;
new motor: $3.50, easy terms. Also cleo
sllcins machine. Mr.. Hollander. Metro
politan 4Sl4
Evening star., 1935-10-27

DISTRIBUTORS wanted now for Koatsal,
new. Joseph K. Kidder product that rev.
olutionizes sll preconceived theories Of
fabrication. This new product will be
marine and industrial fields. 1t is needed
wherever oil is used. A very small in
quickly build an exceptionally profitable
lifetime business. Write for particulars
and free trial offer Joseph k. Kidder,
Dept. c. Lacrosse, Wis.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

ROOM1NG HOUSE-1l rms: income, S275
monthly; beautifully furnished; price,
81 $50; terms. Also 11-rm. house, 500.
Mr.. Blaylock. Room 9OS. l4O6 G ST.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNACE. hot air. pipeless. All day Sat
and after / pm. Sunday. 1899 3lSt ST.,
Mt. Rainier Nd. u.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

PIANO upright: apt size Baldwin make;
latest model; monthly payments. Call at
American Storage. 2s01 Georgia ave. n y
PIANO. upright grand $40 child's desk
and chair so bed IS: springs So chairs.
81 and 81; Sun. after 5. 315 Emerson n W.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

GAS HEATER copper coils. heaters re-
coiled Coils installed in storage tanks.
Frank Glenn. 31O0 Conn. ave. Col. 2145
GAS RANGE-oriole. So and cost of ad.
1121 Morse st. ne.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FUR COAT black seal trimmed in Fitch,
size I6 or rs. excellent condition; SO:
see any time. 1s34 Columbia rd. Adams
Evening star., 1935-10-27

I OWNER RETIRING-Complete up-to-d date
| grocery fixtures for sale. with privilege of
| renting store; easy terms to reliable party.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

MEAT MARKET-3315 st. NV;
rooms. bath. !S6.5OO for property: business
can also be bought
Evening star., 1935-10-27
lerinp- Painting.

$500 room up. Clarendon 537-J
PAPERHANGING. painting. Good WORK.
Low prices. Call an old. reliable concern
Aalakon and Levine. Adams S423. 5O72.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. all sizes:
supplies repairing ping-pong tables and
accessories Conn $40 9Th st.n ". Dis. All :.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

VACUUM CLEANERS. factory rebuilt, like
new: guar. L year. Eureka. Sa.15; Airway
or Electrolux Sl475. with attachments:
Hoover. Sl475; worth $50 each. Phone
Decatur 1854 for delivery and demonstra-
tion until 10 pm. No obligation to buy.
Just call Dec 5564. leave your name and
address. Reliable Motors.1333 14th st. n W.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

PAPERHANGING. painting. Neat. clean
work. Guaranteed reasonable prices. l
90 and suarantee my own work. Spisel,
5423 eth st. Phone Georgia 5S11.
Evening star., 1935-10-27
PIANO TUNING, So.

PLASTERING. repairs, stucco, cement
chimneys waterproof leaky easements.
damp walls; leaky roofs. Minnick, Line.
44h1-W. ols
Evening star., 1935-10-27

TYPEWRITERS-Amerl Typewriter Co.
All makes including portables. Rent. sell
repair. Away from high rents. Open eve
ninRs. 143l East Capitol st. Line. 00s2
TYPEWRITER, Royal. in excellent condi-
.; CT n
Evening star., 1935-10-27

| FURNITURE-One Colonial mahogany
| dresser antique; :, four-poster mahogany
/ twin beds. = de luxe springs = mattresses
! / mahogany desk. . floor lamps, | chld.s
enameled bed with spring mattress. chif-
fonier TO match; ! rocking chair. 1 pair
! androns, ! fine screen. L ash can. No
| dealers. 410l Conn. ave. Call Cleveland
| 5og3 for appointment.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

RooMINd HOUSE (church-l sthl 8 baths;
rent, Ss5: excellent income; only $3.50.
i. NJ. De shazo, 1923 14th NV, Natl. $500
Evening star., 1935-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

BED ROOM SUITE. Ape. walnut. with
Foster coil spring innerspring mattress;
perfect condition; $55. Columbia 1870.
BED ROOM SUITE. 3-pc. maple. with coil
spring and inner-spring matt. $40; 3-pc.
walnut. $50: / twin bed room suite ma
hogany with coil springs and mattresses.
SOS; also maple and walnut chests and
dressers console tables etc. 8. E. Fur
niture Exch.. 729 18th st. Sc. Open
Sunday
Evening star., 1935-10-27

WILL TAKE interest IN small mercantile
or manufacturing business having develop
ment possibilities: no brokers: confidential.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

WOOD-sound. seasoned. split oak; free
kindlingi hreplace. furnace; cellar delivery;
S1l cord. $3.50 half. Darvyu 167.j. So
Evening star., 1935-10-27

INVALID WHEEL. CHAIRSNew and
used: al styles; reduced prices; win rent:
also folding chatrs. United States stor.
GO Co. <1e 10th st. nv. Net. 1ez3.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

ROOMING HOUSES wanted; clients wait
ing; no charge unless sold. Call Mr. Blay-
lock. Met. 4Sl3. Ewes. Met SI99.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

CORNER SINK" inch left-hand drain.
swinging faucets, perfect condition: Sis.
Phone Cleveland O215 between and s.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

SPLENDID business property store; gaso-
line. accessories; 7-room mooern nome
Address Box 26S-K. Star office
Evening star., 1935-10-27

given. Phone West OO64.
PAPERHANGING. painting. plastering.
Neat clean work. Low prices. BY local
responsible mechanic. Call BatZ 633
Lamont. Columbia 1889.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING first
class work guaranteed: prompt service.
Morris Lean sos Otis pl. NV. Col. 1915.
anteed estimate free: skilled Workmen.
Chas. H. Speake. 2l5 Underwood ST. NV.
Phone Georgia 4792
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNITURE-Musts sell quickly; HOLLYWOOD
vanity, dresser. gateleg table, davenport
table. odd chairs. etc. 1117 r st. NV.
Ant 1Oo
Evening star., 1935-10-27

/ FURNITURE. misc such as wicker living
/ room set. day bed. etc; will sell very rea-
Sonable; can be seen after noon on Sun
day. 1919 Ga. ave. Apt. l06. Geo 4110.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

CORNETS-We have a good selection of
cornets many fine makes priced from
$40 to $50. Pay 81 weekly. Kits.
113O &; ST
Evening star., 1935-10-27

DRESSES-Two evening. size 80. and one
| colonial costume, size 3S: Winter coat;
| reasonable. Phone Potomac 2S54
Evening star., 1935-10-27

'IANO. upright mahogany. Just tuned; will
acrifice, SIS cash. 215 Underwood st.n.W. :
PIANO. grand apt. Aze. Baldwin make.
attest model; monthly payments. Call at
Imerican Storage 2SOl Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS are now ofered
az especially low prices. This sale includes
3. 5I2 and & octave grands and uprights.
Grands from S2l5 up and upriehts as low
as $50. Grands and upriehts for rent.
Consult us for bargains. Sole agency for
the famous Hardman. Also HARRINGTON.
Bradbury. Schoninger and Schille1 pianos.
Hugo Worch ITO O. since 1873
Evening star., 1935-10-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

VARIETY STORE profitable: best NV. sec
ton: rent. S65 with apt; ST $50.
r. M. De Shazo. 1923 14th NV. Natl. $500
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNITURE-AntlQue mahoganY hnd
rosewood: white ONYX clock and Seth
Thomas mahogany clock I3a3 Holmead
nj NV Phone Columbia 3Sl4.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

FURNITURE-Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf
table. 4 Windsor chairs mahogany. SIS:
tay-bed and mattress. 81 100 Marvland
ave. ne. Apt 4n4 Phone Lincoln :ist.l w.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

LAAsAAso AkSON1 OllE-r1dHuSOhc IO-pC
nsed month"; cost Eussah Sah eaotsh orific wsnH'
Mrs. Davis. 1926 X ST.. Met. 1888.
DINING ROOM SET mahogany poster bed
piano: other household goods; reasonable
Call Sunday. 444 Manor pl NV. 27'
DOUBLE BED, springs and mattress, bu-
reau, studio couch. Phone Columbia
Evening star., 1935-10-27

WANTED-One- -man printing once: must
rev location. Address Box 197-K, Star
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BOILER AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS.
WIDE aSsqrtment q gIate bars; etc-;, ETC.
The Washington times., 1935-12-04
Ohan Stee|War EnbargoBeievedUp UpToCongress
3 COnVictS
by
Militia

McALESTER, Okla, Dec. 4
GN.SO A full company Of Okla
homa National Guardsmen was
marshaled into the search today
for five desperate criminals-four
of them members of the noto-
rious Irish" O'Malley gang
who escaped from the Muskogee
City Jail yesterday in gun battle
with police and fled into the Kia-
michi hills near here.
Sheriff H. H. Sheriff., Of Pitts
burgh county, telephoned his Of
flee here that he believed one part
Of the gang had been spotted on
a hill near Hartshone. He asked
that airplanes be directed to fly
over the spot to direct the hunt.
The sheriff also expressed the
conviction that the gangSters had
split into two groups when they
abandoned their car seven miles
east Of Clayton late yesterday.
Planes Aid Search
Ordered out by Governor E. w.
Marland, the guardsmen joined
scores of posses and Federal
agents in one of the greatest man.
hunts the Oklahoma hillS-long
used by criminals for a hideout-
have ever witnessed. Blood
hounds from the State peniten-
tiary here and airplanes from
Tulsa have been thrown into the
search.
The locale of what may be a
desperate gun battle is a rugged.
heavily wooded mountain five
miles southeast of Hartshorne.
Four of the fugitives are mem.
bers of the notorious Irish
O'Malley bandit and kidnap gang
Dewey Gilmore, Russell Cooper,
Leonard Short and Dan Heady-
called by veteran peace officers
one of the worst gangs that ever
roamed the Southwest. They
were awaiting sentence for a
$4,000 bank robbery at Okeman,
Okla. Irish" O'Malley is serving a
Continued on Page ,, Col. -
The Washington times., 1935-12-04
and Queen Give
Rings to Aid ItaI y

ROME, Dec. 4 GNS).-The
government ordered the frills
taken out of Italy's social life
and the King and Queen tossed
their wedding rings into the ma
tion's melting pot of gold today
in new moves calculated to aid
the country in it's fight against
the economic sanctions being ap-
piled by the League Of Nations.
1t was announced officially
that all court receptions will be
suspended because of sanctions,
the government thus imposing a
wartime economy measure strik-
ing at costly but unnecessary so
cial functions.
At the same time it was an
nounced Queen Elena had sent
her wedding ring to Premier
Mussolini to be placed in the
national gold fund, a collection
Of rings and jewelry from men
The Washington times., 1935-12-04
Allen to Ask Relief
Aid of Congress

appropriation at a more rapid
spending rate than in the past.
He is determined to expend no
more than the accustomed $780,
666 a month of this sum. holding
that this is his only insurance Of
the relief program.
Supplemental funds for the
next six months, he said, are
necessary despite the fact that
drastic cuts are now being made
in the Districts relief set-up.
Staff Preparing Data
A 10 per cent slash through
out the relief program, includ'
ing staff as we'll as payments
to relief clients, is being put into
effect this week. The slash will
increase to 25 per cent by the
end of this month.
Commissioner Allen revealed
he is having his staff prepare
the necessary data to present a
case for relief needs in order to
obtain supplemental funds at
the coming session of Congress
in January.
The Washington times., 1935-12-04

Commissioner George E. Allen,
District works and relief admin
iStrator, revealed today he is plan
ming to petition Congress for sup
Elemental relief funds to tide the
District over until the beginning
of the new fiscal year next July l,
when new appropriations are
made available.
Dependent on approval of WPA
projects and the number of per"
sons now on relief rolls who will
be absorbed in the works pro-
gram, Commissioner Allen was un-
able to say how much he will
ask of Congress.
$1,OOO,OOO Estimated Need
It has been estimated that the
District needs for the next six
months, now that the Federal
Government has withdrawn its
financial support to relief pro
gram, will total $1,000,000.
Commissioner Allen has been
urged to use, but has decided
against using, up the $1,250.000
left in the Districts own relief
The Washington times., 1935-12-04

'and women throughout the land,
donated to aid Italy in her eco.
nomic battle against the world.
In a message sent to II Duce
with the ring the Queen revealed
King Victor Emmanuel's wedding
ring also would go to the ma
tional Sanctions-defense fund.
The message said:
II wish you to know that
among the many wedding rings
the women of Italy are offering
for the glory of our beloved coun-
try will be the Kings wedding
ring, a symbol of love and faith,
together with my ring, which I
give with joy to my country.
my ring represents the dearest
thing I possess because it re-
minds me of the day when I had
the fortune to become an Italian" "
The Queen, married October "a,
1896, was the daughter of Nicho.
las, King of Montenegro.
The Washington times., 1935-12-04
ARMY PLANE
HITS TREES
IN FATAL
PLUNGE
High Wind BIamedI
Probe Of Tragedy
Starts at Once

Heavy winds were believed re
sponsible for the death today Of
two Army Air Corps officers wht
crashed in plane at Boiling
Field.
The dead:
Lieut.. Harry H. Geoffrey, 20, Of
st. Paul, Mimi, who was plotting
the high-speed twoseater Army
observation plane.
Major George E. Rice, 81, ma
tive of Basin, Wis, the only
passenger.
The plane, which had come from
Mitchell Field, N. Y, was attempt.
ing to land, according to witnesses.
at the southeast end of the land
ing field.
Turned Off Switch
Investigation revealed that Lieut.,
Geoffrey foresaw the danger and
turned the ignition switch off,
averting q fire.
Maj. Rice apparently died in,
Stantly, while Lieutenant Geoffre!
died en- route to the Boiling Field
diSpenSary.
A board of officers Immediately
began an investigation into the
cause of the crash. The board il
made up of Major Aubrey Horns
by Capt. L. E. Griffis, Capt. J. g
Hodgson and Capt. R. E. Koon.
Sergt. Harry M. Burke, sta
toned at the field, who followed
the ambulance to the scene, gave
the following account:
II believe the high winds
with 25-mile velocity, were the
cause of the crack-up. Apparently
the plane circled the field, and
was about to tNn toward the cen
ter of the landing field when
sudden gust seemed to slap il
against the hill, which is thickly
covered by trees. I do not thinB
they have sufficient power to lift
themselves out of sudden down
ward trend of the al current.
Visits Crash Scene
II followed the ambulance ia
the wooded bluff off the south.
east end if the old Boiling Field
II found Lieutenant Geoffrey
screaming in pain and ravina
incoherently. Major Rice was
dead wher we got there.
1--WE pulled Lieutenant Godfrey
from the wreckage and got him
into che ambulance. He died on
the way to the dispensary.
"I noticed that Lieutenant
Geoffrey had turned off the igni
ton switch, indicating that he
knew a few seconds before the
crash that he was in imminent
danger.
Mrs. Fred A. Mertens, mother.
in-law of Lieut., Godfrey, heard
of the crash while listening to the
radio in her home at 1900 Quebec
st. N. w. She was on the verge
of collapse.
Lieutenant Godfrey was for
merly an enlisted man in the Air
Corps and later went to West
Point, graduating in 1880 when he
was commissioned and assigned
to the Air Corps.
Major Rice enlisted in the Army
during the World War and was as
signed to the Air Corps. Later hi
was commissioned a second lieu
tenant and after the war remained
in the service, being rated as 9
pilot and observer.
The Washington times., 1935-12-04
R 5
30 PLANS
REVEALED
Denies
He Will Run, Tells .
Aims in Battle
BY EARL GOODWIN

Here are the answers TO the queS'
ton Whats Herbert Hoover
want? Is he after the nomination
or what?"
A Northwestern Senator saw
Mr.. Hoover a few days ago and
put the matter straight UP to him.
This, in effect, was Mr.. Hoover'S
answer:
mo, I'm not running for the
nomination. I don't believe the
Republican party can win with me
as q candidate. But I intend to
keep on talking and fighting for
a candidate who will be so COM
pletely anti-Roosevelt and have
such force that he will destroy
completely every vestige Of this
Administration and its policies
and works. I intend co keep UP
this fight to the very end"
Will Keep Up Fire
This, then, means that Mr..
Hoover possibly will keep up his
fire against the Administration
until the convention nominateS a
candidate.
It may mean that he will be at
the convention. He is after can
didate of the sort New York city
wants; and, incidentally, political
talk in lower New York-the tinan-
cial district-for the moment is all
Hoover. Down there, they think
they could win with Hoover plus
a fifteen million dollar campaign
fund.
In other parts of the country
Mr.. Hoover is still looked upon
as a doubtful asset as a nominee
for the presidency; and, for the
moment, regardless Of polls and
all else, politicians are wondering
whether, after all, Senator Borah
is going to show enough of that
presumed strength to make a go
of it.
Concerning Senator Borah. the
story now goes that the Admin
istration leaders believe Mr.. Borah
would make the hardest candidate
for President Roosevelt to beat.
Senator Norris is doubtful that he
could hold Nebraska for Roose-
velt if Senator Borah ran as a
candidate.
But the matter is complicated.
A large section of the Republican
party does not want Mr.. Hoover's
influence either in the organiZa-
ton or in the choice Of candi-
date. Mr.. Hoover was never pop
ular with the politicians of the Ma
tional Committee. 1t was due to
their Vaccinations that President
Hoover was left out on the end Of
a limb without support more than
once.
What Wall Street and the
heavy financial interests would
do in case of Senator Borah as
Republican nominee will make
interesting speculation. Many of
these Old Guarders would rather
vote the Socialist ticket" than
vote for Senator Borah. who
typifies almost everything that
Wall Street fears and hates.
For that reason the financial
district of New York, being more
interested in Mr.. Hoover than
in Senator Borah, thinks that
Senator Borah has no choice.
On the face of things Gov
ernor Landon, of Kansas, still
is high man in the betting.
The Washington times., 1935-12-04
MRS. HARRY II. GEoFFREY AND CHILD
Snow Coming
With Cold
Tonight

Scattered flurries of snow in
Maryland, Virginia and the Dis
trict early today were said by
U. S. Weather Bureau officials to
herald a decided drop in tempera.
lures tonight and tomorrow. More
snow may fall during the coming
24-hour period, the forecasters be,
lieve, but it will be light and melt
as it falls.
The lowest mark reached on the
bureaus thermometer during the
last "a hours was 81 degrees at
8:15 today.