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Evening star., 1935-05-21
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Light housekeeping room. fur
nished with bath; reasonable. Address Box
35a-C. Star offce. 22'
MOTHER WORKING. child In nursery.
wishes Ink rooms walking distance 14th
and Emerson NV. Address Box 34s-C.
Star office.
PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT desires
room and bath sleeping porch desirablel 3,
Fort Myer Heights or similar neighborhood.
Address NJ B Nunlist. George Mason Hotel,
Alexandria Va.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DELIcATEssEN, lunch room, beer parlor
200 cash. 9th and Monroe sts. ne. "a
TEN ROOMS two baths, walking distance,
18th st. NV; $3.50. real money maker.
Fourteen rooms, 81 100: 14th St NV.
walking distance; no brokers. Phone Po-
tomac 2345-W. II
FOR sALE-Gasoline equipment. .Balcrank
grease gun tire changer. dolly tools, ac-
cessories. etc. Phone Columbia o3l2
BEAUTY SHOPPE, established. going busi-
Small down payment. Address Box 416.C.
Star oftce.
EIGHT rooms. baths; suitable roomine;
rent $50: immediate possession; cheap for
cash. owner 1904 Calvert NV.
ESTAB BUSINESS desires party to invest
$1,000; viii give substantial f proffectsd m
TAILORING. cleaning and pressing, t9r
sale cheap: reason. sickness. 2l55 4
st. NV. -
CIGARS. NEWSSTAND. busy tourist hotel;
$500 cash: nets 500 per month. Address
Box 243-B. Star office.
MAN OVER % to handle exclusive Ya cash
business; new sanitary necessity; no selling
required; steady income assured: S@95 CaSh
required. Address Box 336-C. Star office.
BARBER SHOP. 3 chairs; fine corner; low
rent: owner retiring; price only S45O.
Address Box 343-C. Star office.
GROCERY. MEATS. corner store; excellent
business; low rent; including rooms: price
$1,000 Address Box 32:i-C. Star office
BARBECUE WITH BEER. nearby Virginia.
main road; large drlve-in price, Sl.1OO.
Address Box 500-C, Star office.
GASOLINE. accessories: estsb. bus. with
future; price. $500 or $500. incl. prop
erty. Address Box I'D. Star office.
A GOOD BUY AT SI.950: receipts over
81 900 monthly; an established neighbor-
hood store. well stocked with groceries.
fruits. tobaccos. candies magazines. ice
cream and drinks. Address Box 149-C,
Star office.
CLUB HOUSE in nearby Maryland: 9
rooms. baths. electric light. INV h.. arte-
sian well. large dining room dance floor).
lilo II ST. NE. NEwsOM. LING. 2O71.
DINER FOR SALE.
For sale on location at 1929 Fifth st.
NV. Washington. D. C. Reasonable price
and terms extended to a financially re-
sponSible purchaser.
JERRY O'MAHONY. INC.
900 West Grand ST.. Elizabeth. N. ].
Evening star., 1935-05-21
ROOMS AND BOARD.


ROOMS AND BOARD in beautifully fur
nished old home. Rooms newly renovated.
Quiet neighborhood. Near two car lines.
Unlimited phone. 1882 Biltmore ST. NV.
17l2 EYE ST. N.W.-Convenient to Govt.
depts.; desirable rooms, excellent table,
LOVELY FURNISHED ROOM in new de-
tached home for one or two: semi-private
bath: garage: very reasonable. Wise. 44l3.
1873 TENNESSEE AVE. NE.-Large front
room. beautifully furnished; suitable for
2 or 3: $50 each; home cooking. Phone
1343 CLIFTON NV. Apt. 23-2 rooms,
nicely furnished; kitchen privileges: private
ent., electric refrigeration. Col. Ob39.
1874 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-PRIVATE
SINGLES: DOUBLES PRIVATE BATHS.
LATEIY CLEAN; iA sELEcTfvE MENU;
REASONABLE
TERRACE HALL.
1445 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Desirable double room. running water.
twin beds; delicious food; reas. rates. 26s
HILLCREST.
$500 18th NM. Corner Girard.
Large. double room private bath Also
double. semi-private bath. Parking space;
spacious grounds convenient location.
Well-balanced meals. Rates reasonable:
CLUB MERIDIAN,
1890 10th ST. NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges. sun parlor. drawing
room: exceptional meals: ideal Summer
location: single. doubles; reasonable rates.
FOUNTAIN COURT.
Ten minutes north Of White House.
overlooking Rock Creek Park: extensive
gs9unds large superior S1b menus Dr
gateway Phone Columbia 1928
Evening star., 1935-05-21
S4350.

apartment bungalow. large living room.
nreplaee m bed rooms. tiled bath. moo
water heat, Sample house shows quality
workmanship. Permanently financed Gov
eminent loan: monthly payments as low
as $50 Phone BUILDER. National 776U.
.s5O-DEcIDED BARGAIN m CHEVY
@ MooDED 6i5E4S'iye Eor e0t5afe feo@s 8n
sste 4oot aesT beat ssfTG
Sarage: Very large living room with
beautiful Colonial fireplace: extra room
ano bath first floor; 3 rooms and bath
and inclosed porch on second floor This
grea, m1E new mouse put has mas charm snd
ly. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
S5.950- SEMI DETACHED BRICK IN
convenient section Of Brlghtwood. near
car line, stores and school. Six rooms
floors; built-in garage. $500 cash. bal.
Sc 6950S-MoDERN COLONIAL BRICK in
popular new section of northeast.
VIDE front porch. rear porch hot-water
heat with oil burner. elec. refriE.. hard
wood floors, and garage. A very cheap
Ss. 750-NEW DETACHED BRICK in rap
idly growing Chevy Chase Terrace Nd i,
on excellent lot 50xl25 feet. Well con-
So1Ss six fine no9cES rooms i4ged walls
refrlg., attic, all the latest equipment
garage; This home will sell quickly;
see ii this evening,
BATH Semi-detached brick in beautiful
Cathedral Heights q little over a square
from the car line. Just few years old
and in perfect condition. House itself
about "a feet wide; all large rooms
attic. open fireplace, every modern con-
venlence. Gear built-in garage Abso-
iutely the outSta andlng buy in this en-
Evening star., 1935-05-21

BRICK BUNGALOW. Ssa5o; CHEVY
Chsse. d c.. one block. from Connecticut
70 be renovated throughout Easy terms,
JAMES E. SCHWAB. Southern Bldg DIST.
Sl51 or CleV. 1908 after o m
Evening star., 1935-05-21
FOXAII RESALE

Your first opportunity. to. purchase In
Foxall one of those delightful. highly
sought after homes with studio apis. and
screened porches, maids room. built-in
garage and deep lot. This home has been
reconditioned and is available immedi-
ately at reduced price, Call for key at
14l7 44th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE KENWOOD-ATTRAC-
lively furnished 4 rooms. 4 baths. dou-
bic garage. all modern conveniences. from
July /; S325 mo. Phone Wisconsin 240S
for appointment. 25'
SIX ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished. Rosemont section. Alexandria Chi
nese furnishings and electric refrigeration:
j D minutes drive from Washington: one
or two year lease. Cos North View Terrace.
Phone Alexandria l195-J.
CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CIRCLE; JUNE TO
Sept Is; ideal for Summer: airy rooms,
ample grounds and shade trees. Phone
Wisconsin 2613.
JUNE Is TO JANUARY lst BEAUTIFUL
furnished home in Wesley Heights; 4 bed
rooms. baths. open screened porches,
large yard; washing machine. Frigidaire.
Steinvay baby grand piano; S175 month.
Call Emerson 5615.
UNTIL SEPT. /; DETACHED : ROOMS
and sleeping porch in Cleveland Park.
Rent. S125. Telephone Cleveland S744.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, III SHEPHERD ST.
6-room bungalow (3 bed rooms), porch;
attractively. furnished; very reasonable.
Wisconsin 1910.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
THE PORTLAND
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

1929 Vermont ave.; clean. comfortable
convenient; reasonable rates; hotel service;
walk to work.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
BOATS.

RESPONSIBLE couple wish to buy cabin
have comfortable living quarters. Reason
able price. Reference. Walnut s447-W. 23e
LAUNCHES -(2): one 36.ft.. power Gray
4o.f;J Sale or exchange for improved
b G. property. Phone Lincoln 2252.
OUTBOARD motors; new and used: eerv.
Ice and parts; trads-ins and credit 1910
Evening star., 1935-05-21

SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. SIX ROOMS.
pa pain; xodlio: hli-wh: all Improvements, large lot:
~ ~ eAcer1enI len NV section: S6.a75 for quick
Evening star., 1935-05-21
TAYLOR. INC.

Sc 450-5-RooM AND BATH BRICK
BUNGALOW attic. .hot-water heat.
lot. detached brick garage; one
lent ntA northwest Hfi est section.
Sc 450-In Chevy Chase, D. C.-Lsrse
detached home. lovely lot. two
car garage Repossessed and re-
CONDITIONED. Save Sc. 5000 from
original sale price and buy this
home for $3.50. This is snap
S8,o50-In Chevy Chase. b. C.. west Of
Conn. ave.-New detached home.
three bed rooms and bath: lovely
ton, theater and school.
Our sales organization has picked
Taass hSaf' ea us as tods9 S9'stanops for sD
efhes SinsnsH5 IS oDen n from on ns% am. until
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
1905 Z st. NV. Phone National 1893.
s5,s60-NEAE n H. AVE; AND TAYLoR
s1,,,S.T St N.Y. AS substsntial semi. semi.
PeGfeet eG@st sonditon DHtfnss q oonPsni.nt Ps5nsIt
s7'O0EEEAR EM lfsh Tsis ASD S5nds5S. dESs.D srisi
home has 10 rooms; tiled bath.
snd @ IS si1 IN ns sfee esndton III ON? sn snrss. es.
saoko ee1isrt sT mSgT h9Ts or On ipyestment os,I
A custom-built brick corner, cost
present owner about S1S500-
s rooms. 3 baths: first floor has
beautiful sun parlor. large ltv-
ing room. dining room breakfast
room and frst-fioor lavatory
There are bed rooms attic, an
unusual recreation room. Gear
garage. automatic lawn sprinkler
and elec. washing machine.
This home is beauty and Is
located in one of WaShinHton'B
most exclusive sections
FRANK g. PHILLIPS
927 18th st. NV. District 14fi,
(Continued On Next Pags.y
Evening star., 1935-05-21
HOUSES-FUR. & UNFURNISHED.

unfnrnished: Saraee Modern conVeniences
desirable location B. B. EZRINE. ll5 S.
Royal St. Alex 553 Call bet. s e. 9 am
Evening star., 1935-05-21

NEAR GOVT DEPTS.
PARK CENTRAL 1900 ST NV.
FR1GIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
S41 50-Large living room with port
able dinette set. dressing room with Muir
ply bed kitchen with special cabinets tile
bath built-ln tub and shower
sos o0-Living room with portable din
ette set. dressing room with Murphy bed,
sun room. kitchen and bath.
$50 .5O-Large apt. reception hall living
room. sun room with Murphy bed bed
room. kitchen. dinette. tile bath.
rOpOIifan nh4n
Evening star., 1935-05-21
APARTNIENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.
DOWNTOWN APIS,

APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED
some furnished in high-class northwest
buildings. Car available on appointment
Call Mrs GREEN Adams 464S
Evening star., 1935-05-21

BATTERY PARK = S6450; DFTACTFD
home on, good lot: rooms and bath: "a
rage: Will be fixed up. Only $500 cash and
300 mo. FLOYD z. DAVIS CO. Natl. o352
Evening star., 1935-05-21

THE HECHT co. requires
the services of several thor
oughly experienced salesmen
for their mems furnishings
department. Apply employ
ment Office.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3-RM. APT. S55- RMS. S85.
Modern elevator apt. bldg central loca-
tion. neatly furnished; closets. tiled bath
1924 X st. NV. Phone National 5437
Evening star., 1935-05-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec, ,2419. furnishe,
cooks. gh.w.. maids, mattresses, buffers
chsuffeurs, dishwashers, janitors.
Evening star., 1935-05-21
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

l OR . MEN. June d, nearby Va, 10 min
to city, on bus; $50 no.; meals. Address
Box 41O-C Star office
Evening star., 1935-05-21
THE ASTORIA.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

704 3rd st. nw-Lsrge unfurnished
rooms for Ink; cleo, gas free 24-hr.
elevator service Apply on premises
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
ROOSEVELT fights
FOR SECURITY BILL
Opposes Elimination Of Unem.
pIoymsnt Insurance; Bur-
dick Scores Plan

Washington, April l3.-tR)- Seek
ing to ward off attempts to dismem-
Der or drastically change his social
security plan, President Roosevelt was
on record Saturday q stronly opposed
to eliminating unemployment ins,lr-
ance from the bill.
In . speech Friday, Rep. Burdick
(Rep., N. d., told the house he ia
vored the Townsend old-ase pension
plan and scored the social security
bill as the most brasen attempt In
American history to submerge the
sovereignty Of state governments to
the win Of the federal government"
The administration's bill. he said,
would not give hope for security,
would not remove the aged from en-
ployment. would create another fed
eral bureau whose administrators : In
ell probability viii be no more in
sympathy with the needy" than vari-
Gus directors Of relief agenices, and
would not place the purchasing power
down In the grass roots but win con-
tinue our present business policy Of
hand to mouth planning"
The Townsend plan, on the other
hand, he said would:
Close every poor house In America
take four million people over 50 off
relief rolls, put four million unem-
ployed young people to work In Jobs
now held by old people. Start buying
power and stimulate production, Gre
ate no bureaus or add no expense to
the government, and win not subordi-
nate state powers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Tach0meter Backs Up
Nash Cruising Gear

A tachometer, mounted on the steer
ing post Of demonstrating cars, Is be.
ing used by Nash dealers to show the
advantages Of the Nash automatic
cruising gear In actual operation.
For the benefit Of the uninitiated. 4
tachometer Is the device that regis
tcrs engine revolutions per minute and
it las long been used In aviation and
marine work Is Z check on motor ef-
ficiei,cy. In the case Of the Nasl,
cruising gear, however. the instrument
proves In graphic fashion that the
motor actually 'loafs" at car speeds
above 20 miles per hour: and since
operating costs increase considerably
with car speeds under ordinary con-
ditions, the value OF the cruising gear
lies In the marked reduction Of gaso-
line and oil consumption and engine
wear obtained through It's use.
what the automatic cruising gear
delivers Is . fast cruising speed for
which the owner pays no premium, y
r. A. Copelin Of Copelin Motor 90.
Nash dealer here. I'm other words,
he gets 90 miles per hour performance
at the cost Of q miles per hour ope-
ration.
1.-THE Nash automatic cruising gear
is self-contained unit operating o
part Of the transmission and can Be
used or not. according to the Wishes
Of the driver, who controls It BY
means Of Z selector on the dash. +,
use II. the driver pushes III the selec.
tor-and from then on there 4
nothing further for the driver "a
think about for the cruising gear Will
automatically become operative ct ap-
pfoximately 20 miles per hour"
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Special Easter Issue
Published by War Cry

A special Easter edition Of the War
Cry, publication Of the Salvation
Army, featuring articles by . num-
Der Of prominent authors. has been
received ct local army headquarters
and will be placed on sale during the
coming week. This Is the first time
that the War Cry, which Is published
In Chicago. has put out IN elaborate
Easter number. according to Lieut..
Arthur Anderson, who Is In charge
here again after being away . year
and Z half, during which he served at
Kansas City. Kans., Crookston, Minn..
and Grand Forks. The issue has 90
pages and Is profusely illustrated with
handsome colored and black ana
white plates.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Roosevelt Likened
To Great jefferson

Washington, April l3.-tR)-The
Democratic leader Of the senate Sat-
urday commemorated the anniver-
sary Of the birth Of Thomas Jeffer-
son-April Is. l743-by declaring that
the prototype" Of jefferson is found
In the personality Of President Roose
velt.
In . statement. Senator Robinson
Of Arkansas said:
"None Of the founders of this gov
ernment impressed 50 forcefully his
Views on American political institu-
tions as Thomas jefferson.
Personal liberty and equal rights
for all citizens, freedom Of speech,
press and religion are the corner
stones Of our civilization. Changed
conditions have created the necessity
for new measures and new remedies
to further protect these principles.
"Tlae Jeffersonial theory, the great
est good to the greatest number. un-
derlies the idealism Of the New
Deal.'"
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Northwest Coaches
Oppose New Scheme

Minot, N. D.. April l3.-tR-North.
west North Dakota high school
coaches meeting here Friday In con-
nection with an educators convention
went on record as against q proposal
to prohibit an athlete from COMPETE
ton after eight semesters Of school
attendance.
Restoration Of the official state
football championship also was dis
cussed, with some coaches favoring q
conference plan to include as many
as Q dozen Of the larger schools Of
the state. The foundation for q
Northwest North Dakota coaches and
officials association was laid. with w.
D. Allen Of Mirot model high and
Tom Grouse Of Mohall named to
formulate plans for the organization.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Mergens Speaker at
Grand Forks Meeting

G. II. Mergens. state deputy of the
Knights Of Columbus. will return to
Bismarck Saturday evening or Sum
day after attending meetings Of men,
Der councils, including . Catholic
Action and Mexican protest meeting
held Thursday evening by Council
1850 ut Grand Forks.
The Grand Forks members were
hosts to neighbortng councils. state
officers, pastors Of Grand Forks Cath
olic churches and Catholic men not
affiliated with the organization at the
gathering. A resolution was addressed
to President Franklin D. Roosevelt
urging passage OF the Borah resolu-
tion, which now u before the senate
foreign relations committee.
Among the state officers present
and appearing on the program be-
sides Mergens were G. =. Peterson,
Grand Forks. district deputy; w. H.
Clemens. Fargo. past state deputy
and area chairman Of mobilization
for Catholic action: +. =. Mallick.
jamestown, secretary: ]. q. Pfeffer.
Fargo, district deputy. and Rev.
Father =. A. Meyer. Wahpeton, chap
lain.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Donnybro0k School
Dropped From List

Chicago, April l3.-R-Thirteeu
midwestern high schols were dropped
from the accredited list Of the North
Central Association Of colleges and
secondary schools at the Associatiou's
annual meeting Friday.
The schools were dropped for failure
to meet one or more Of the standards
set by the association. Those on
which the associations ax descended
and the reasons given for the action
included:
Donnybrook high Of Dounybrook
N. D.. for failure to keep adequate
and complete scholarship records.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Announce Dates for
State Golf Tourney

Mirot, N. D., April l3.-tR-The
North Dakota state golf tournament
will be played at the Minot country
club July II to 10, inclusive, starting
on Sunday and ending Friday.
The dates were announced Satur-
day by Dr.. Russell Gates. chairman
Of the tournament committee Of the
club and . director Of the state golf
association.
Dates also were announced for the
northwest tournament. which will be
played at the country club on Sunday
and Monday, June IS and Is.
The international tournament will
be played here on Sunday and Mon
day, Sept. ! and 2.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Rev. Knott to Speak
At Lutheran Meeting

Rev. A. w. Knott Of the Lutheran
Bible institute. Minneapolis, viii be
the principal speaker when the Bis
marck District Luther League Of the
Augustana Synod meets at the Lu.
theran church near Wilton from
June 2O-23. It was announced satur-
day BY Rev. q. Adolph Johns, pastor
Of the First Lutheran church. Rev.
Johns Is one Of the ministers who will
assist the host pastor. Rev. John r.
Nelson. In planning for the coming
meeting. Rev. Knott addressed the
1894 district convention which was
held ct BrAddock.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
r. o n TINUE n
- Ao0 paOo ooo
Review of Olson
Custer Action Is
Begun by Judges
Judge Cites Example

SOOBO NoUSO 8A0U1V10
Chief Justice Burke then cited for
example that should this be true, the
governor could take . complaint 'by
anyone writing In from the country
and put It In evidence
"As long as the law and the consti-
tuition remain as they are now, this
Judgment Of the governors cannot be
interfered with by anyone-not by
anyone" Verret said.
If that is %. how can we tell
whether there was any evidence?"
Judge Burr asked.
THE exhibits are right before
you," Verret replied.
How can we take . partial record
and say whether or not there Is legal
proof?" Judge Nuessle questioned.
How can we review the case In such
an event?" Judge Burr intervened.
The court cannot review the case. :"
replied verret. 1T can only determine
II the statutes have been properly
followed
Judge Nuessle said ION this pre-
sumption, any officer acting In quasi
legal proceedings would open such a
hearing, permit no record to be taken
and then certify anything he desired
to the court"
How can the court review the case
and determine II there is any legal
evidence without such record?" ask
ed Judge Nuessle.
"The statute says, to certify fully
to the court . transcript Of proceed
ings and q statement Of other mat
ters,'" Burr declared.
This means . transcript Of all Of
the records" was verret's reply.
THE law states that the governor
can only remove for three reasons:
-feasance, misfeasance In office
and neglect Of duty" Chief Justice
Burke said, the defendant is entitled
to trial the same as In common
law"
With arguments incomplete, the
court recessed until 2 p. m.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13

arrange one with Russia and another
one with Italy.
The Austrian problem will be stud
led further In the hope that Germany
can Be persuaded to come into an
accord guaranteeing that couhtry's
future Independence. The sir pact.
q announced In the Anglo.Erencl,
communique Of Feb. 3, also was to be
examined further.
The developments indicated that
Britain, pleased over Sir John Simon,
success In getting concessions from
Hitler on aggression, IL striv-
ing nightly to bring Germany into
. definite form Of general security.
accomplish her return to Geneva, and
rejuvenate the disarmament confer
ence.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Census Takers Find
SO Additional Farms

Burleigh county has had an In.
crease OF S8 farms between April l
1890. when there were 1855. and jan
uary !. 1885, when the count was
l.426. J. F. Fortenberry. supervisor
OF the census, announced the new
figure following the preliminary count
OF the returns Of the supervisor oi
the 1885 census Of agriculture.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Local Girl Passes
Nurse Examination

Devils Lake. N. D., April l3.-tR-
Thirty.five nurses passed examina-
tions conducted by the North Dakota
state board Of nurses examiners at
Fargo and Minot, April and 3, 1t
was announced Saturday by Miss
Mildred Clark, board secretary. here,
The highest average went to Miss
Myrtle E. Sven Of st. Johns hospital
lat Fargo, whose mark was 95.8, Miss
Clark said.
Among those passing the examina-
ton was:
st. Alexius hospital. Bismarck
Veronica M. Sundstrom.