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Evening star., 1935-05-25
Lost and Found Advertisements
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HEIP-MEN


AgTo MECHANICS &c M S steafs es esI Sny need need
6I4 H St NV
CARPENTERS, non-union, Apply H0ban
ri. and 45th st. opposite FoXhsll Village
and TO 45th and Garrison sts NV. J. s.
Higgins, supt on Job.
pAIRYMEN C2D. experienced; work on
Tarm siiVeq sesqs Hii Tor1 Nd Apply Pr0'iaeH'e
DRIVER. experienced in wholesale dry
cleaning plant Apply Premier Cleaners e.
Overs. rear 633 Il st. ne.
DRUG CLERK, experienced only. nights.
ENGINEER for laundry and dry-cleaning
plant Give experience. references and
wages expected. Address Box lid. Star
office.
ENGINEER. third-class license for dry
cleaning plant 1915 9th st. NV.
FURNITURE PACKERS part-time work;
only those thoroughly experienced in pack
Ing and Grating need apply. American
ICE CREAM MAN. one who understands
fancy rlolds and mechanical refrigeration.
Call 34l2 14th ST. NV.
MAN. with automobile. to sell Philgas and
Detroit Jewel gas stoves in suburbs; salary
and commission to right man. Stevens.
9155 Nichols ave. sc. 26'
MECHANIC thoroughly familiar with dry
cleaning and laundry equipment. Give
Box I6-D. Star office
MECHANIC. white. energetic. about .25
o fST spS
Garage Phone Hyattsvilie sss
MECHANIC that has full knowledge of
late-model cars to take charge Of De Soto
saaSS ssaS m ave- nv no see @ Mr be PooIe de'0r Co.
MEN not afraid of work advancement to
thouse who qualify. Apply 90S National
M1LLwORK ESTIMATOR, - Must know
Washington trade splendid opportunity
Address Box Old. Star office. 25'
MOTOR OIL SALESMAN with car for D.
ing account; no novice considered; estab-
liShed firm; application confidential Ad-
dress Box ADD. Star office.
OIL-BURNER SALESMAN, experienced. ca
pable of organizing and managing sales
By ony ca
22l1, 1:30 TO Q pm Saturday. 8 TO IL
am. and Z to pm. Sunday.
PREssER. experienced. with intelligence
enough to take charge of valet shop in apt.
house Must be able 10 do small repairs.
References required. Ritz Cleaners. 1704
Euclid st.
car and references. Good job for the right
man. The Kennedys Radio. Inc. 1919
SALESMAN. good character. with success
full experience selling some packaged com
modify to merchants: Permanent position
WIN OlQ eSIaDllSIeQ lOOu
Give particulars. Confidential. 105 South
St. Baltimore. Md
SALESMAN and canvassers wanted to
handle patented automotive device direct
TO garages and repair men; every car owner
prospect; liberal commission, Apply after
s pm. at Gavos Manufacturing Co. 321S
Georgla ave. NV.
SHOEMAKERS (2). must be experienced.
Apply 625 E st. NV. "
SILK SPOTTER. experienced; only Al
need apply Apply at once, Rainbow Dye
ing 4, Cleaning Co.. 132 9th st. Sc.
SODA BOY. experienced sandwich maker:
must have good reference. Apply Columbia
Drug Store. $500 Pa. ave. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER. for ice cream delivery
one who is thoroughly acquainted with city
streets. Call 3412 14th st. NV.
WINDOW DRESSER. experience. crepe
paper. knowledge of merchandise displays.
State experience. age, references and salary
expected. Address BOX @11-D, Star once.
26'
YOUNG MAN. white. experienced in MAX
Gall Sterling 92S2. 90
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING HUDSON SEDAN WEST. COLO
RADIO Springs: want companion. share ex-
penSeS; leaving Tuesday. Address Box
9"I-D Star ofece "6'
NAVAL OFFICER DRIVING CALIFORNIA
June ! direct. new Chevrolet sedan: room
for TWO passengers. share: references. Ad-
dress A r. H. No. 5 King Charles place.
Annapolis
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BOATS.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
SPRING PRICESr

Penna hard coal-White ash, stove, egg
Ut. SO; buckwhest. $50: rice SIS 81
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 2616
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIERS, pedi-
greed. Phone Georgia s333
IRISH SETTER. PUPPY. male registered
stock; reasonable NJ Lauer 3419 Ban
croft I'd. Baltimore, Md. Phone Liberty
BOSS.
COLLIE PUPPY. thoroughbred. white with
tan spots; inoculated for distemper: SIS.
35:4 3oth pl NV. Cleveland 1873. -
CAIRN PUPPIES,
Registered
Telephone Wisconsin o54I
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

DREssMAKER. high-class. from New York
City. formerly model maker, cutter. fitter.
for leading Fifth Ave firm; remodelins, your
home or mine. Phone North 1858. 26'
FRENCH GovERNEss. young capable
trustworthy. anywhere: best references
Gouriou 3215 West Franklin ST.. Rich
mond. Va. Phone 4-5449.
LADY. capable. refined. unencumbered,
with car. wants position as companion or
nurse. Address Box l17-D. Star once. 20
LADY'S MAID French. capable young. re-
fined seamstress. cosmetician; best refer
ences. Gouriou. 3215 West Franklin st.
Richmond. Va. Phone 4-544a.
sECRETARIAL LAB. TECHNICIAN desires
pital; reference. p. o. BOX 15e. Hanneey.sr.
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CLOTHING SALESMAN
SALTZ BROTHERS RE-
QUIRE THE SERVICES OF
A MEMS 9TH N G
SALESMAN; ONE WHO HAS
HAD EXPERIENCE WITH
FINE CLOTHING. EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY. AP-
PLY BY LETTER . ONLY,
STATING DETAILS OF EX-
PERIENCE. SALTZ BROTH
ERS, 1341 F ST. NV.
HAND PRESSER, ExPERI-
ENCED WITH HAND IRON
ON MEMS CLOTHING;
ONLY GOOD MAN WITH
EXPERIENCE N ED A P
PLY. SALTZ BROTHERS,
l34l F ST. NV.
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FARM AND GARDEN

PANSIEs AND PETUNIAs. roc per dozen:
perennlals. cheap Frank Green Capitol
View ave, between Kensington and Forest
Glen.
PEONY BLOOMS, pink and white. 50 cents
dozen; blood red. - cents. 2S00 Alabama
ave Sc. Phone Atlantic 603a-W
NOW is the time TO use bone meal on your
lawns; 8 for 100 pounds. Milton Hopfen-
maler Estate. $500 K St. NV. Phone
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CHICKS Rocks, Reds. LeghornS. IS 80 the
phone Falls Church, Va, 34S. 80
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1918 STAPLES ST. NE-3 rooms and
bath for Ink; sink, range. gas and elec-
tricity.
CELLAR ROOMS in an owners home. No
drinking Address Box 213-D. Star once.
26'
oOl3 KLINGLE RID. NW.-Four or five
rooms. unfurnished beautiful location. on
bus line; private bath.
1870 IRVING ST. Nw.-Two rooms cleo
tricity gas and telephone service free.
Phone Columbia 1898.
1875 11th ST. N.E.-Two rooms and kitch-
en-; electricity. gas and heat furnished.
Phone Lincoln 31e7-W.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
JANTTOR. colored man and wife. no chill
dren: must be experienced on oil burners;
free apt and nominal salary must furnish
Al references. Address Box 244-B, Star
Office.
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RADIo

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANOS -Kurtzmann piano. 500 Knabe,
SIOu Aeolian player. 500: Aeollan organ.
q Storage Co. 1913 You st. NV. Phone
North 3343.
PIANO. Baldwin, modern upright. dark ma :
hOgany. like new; cost $500. sacrifice. SIPS
cash. 1919 Belmont rd.. after D.
GRAND AND UPRIGHTS. in excellent con-
responsible people, reduced IN price on all
floors. Terms as low as 81 per week A
guarantee goes with every instrument One
grand S26S so. One. medium size upright
Sl35. High grade players as low as 500:
Pianos rented for all occasions Home OF
the kreniCh & Bach and Hardman Pianos.
HUGO WoEch. l4lG G NV. Est 1879.
BOATS.
FISHING AND CHARTER PARTIES. ma
IAN and Water sts. Met, s565. %"
I4-FT. OUTBOARD. complete. :3"-hp. Sea
Horse motor; hTst-class condition. boat
fully equipped Call Hensley. Metropolitan
81 IS until pm. Metropolitan 1888 after
= m. Boat at airport. 26'
FOR SALE foot light speedy cruiser
sleeps 4; l25-hp Lycoming motor; prac-
ticaily. new. driven 100 miles: too busy
On this JOB TO use Write Doctor Kress.
Qulre at dock foot Potomac ave. or sentry
box. Price 81 200.
SOFT NAVY HULL Al condition; must
be sold. nc, reasonable offer refused. Will
accept Ford or Chevrolet in trade. Can be
soon AT CorlnthlaD Yacht Club any time
Shrrve. North $500.
OUTBOARD motors: new and used: serv-
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. 1910
f st Sc
EVINRUDE SPEEDITWIN
Outboard. Self-Startpr Columbia q11O-W
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1752-54-56 O ST. NV.
COUNTRY BOARD.

Attractive rooms with or without pri-
vate bath: choice meats. fresh vegetables
homemade breads and desserts very ress
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VERY DESIRABLE APT. IN QUIET. FASH
ionable building: three large. airy rooms.
reception hall. kitchen and bath: COM
pletely furnished: convenient location in
lower northwest section. For further in
formation and inspection, call Natl. 1850.
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] b.3 VARNUM ST. N.W.-Room and
sleeping porch in attractive home, for two
or three men: shower bath, garage; excel
lent meals; home comforts Adams 1854
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1445 PARKWOOD PL. NW.-Beautiful
private family: suitable settled gentle
men; Govt. employees preferred. of 14th,
lust above Tivol Theater Garage. Phone
Adams 0645 o6s
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SIGN WRITER.

DUN WRI Ten,
Washington department
store desires the services of
young man with at least 6
months experience in actual
sign work. Submit samples,
state age and qualifications.
Address Box BID. Star office
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SUBLET FOR 6-MONTH PERIOD. COM:
pletely furnished apartment consisting OF
Z bed rooms living room. dining room,
kitchen rec hall and = baths; apartment
has 3 exposures. INQUIRE al desk, 2OOl
18th Sf N VI Telephone North .:}h3.
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TWO statesmen
To sell nationally advertised
tires and auto radios at re-
tail. Commission with guar
anteed drawing account.
Wonderful opportunity for
real workers. For interview,
give qualifications and ex-
perience. Address Box 29-D,
Star office.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

TYPEWRITER rebuilt Remington
No. 10 Sl7.5O: guaranteed. United. >"
Sl3 14th 81. NV. Phone National 6063
LOG CABIN.
Log slave quarter at home OF o. N.
Ahalt. Lucketts. Va. ~
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1916 QUINCY ST. NW-Room for gem
teman. modern private home: good trans
pOrtatiOn. Phone Columbia a1 H0-W
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35I3 14th ST. NW.-Beautifully furn.
unlim. phone. maid service: S35 mo
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BRICKLAYERS WANTED!

AUTO statesmen.
Chevrolet's great line of 1875 models Is
now available for immediate delivery. We
reed several experienced and wide-awake
statesmen TO help us cover the tremendous
market for these cars. Exceptional oppor-
tunity to earn big money. Drawing ac-
count and demonstrator furnished to those
who can qualify. See Mr.. TarsheS. OuriS-
man Chevrolet Sales. 6l0 H st. ne.
EXPERIENCED BUSHEIr
MEN. LIVINGSTON'S, 9O8
7th ST. NV.
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DRIVER experienced in wholesale dry
cleaning plant Apply Premier Cleaners a.
Divers rear f33 Il st ne
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MAN. with automobile to sell Philgas and
Detroit Jewel gas stoves in suburbs; salary
and commission to right man. Stevens.
o. "a Nichnls ave oks
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COOK. housekeeper. know Jewish dishes;
take complete charge kitchen good pay:
references. Address Box l42-D Star ONCE.
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233 14th PL. NE-Large front room. ad-
Joining bath for lady and ] child 3-5
years; will care for child during working
hours Phnne Lincoln lno3W.
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| lbo3 18th ST. NW.-Business girl: desir-
/ snle openlng Tor one in club residence; see
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RO-CAR HOUSE,

1901 oIst ST. NV.
Attractively furnished. single and double
rooms some with private baths, in mas
nif1cently furnished and refined home in
restricted neiehborhood overlooking Mass.
ave: excellent. well-balanced meals. Ref
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DAIRYMEN C2). experienced; work on
farm: steady work Apply Providence
Farm Silver Hill Md %"
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735 BUTTERNUT ST. NV. = Detached
home; cool 1st-f1oor double room; car line.
blocks to express bus. near swimming
pool and tennis courts; suitable for .; rea-
Snnahle Phnne Gnnrpia onHn
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192S ST. NW.-UnIque studio rooms
in new house opening May Is: unusual de-
tails: walking distance TO downtown; well
balanced meals optional.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
ONE SADDLE HORSE for sale North End
Riding School Phone Shepherd 1876
CHESTER WHITE BOAR PIGS registered
: weeks. " p Huntley, Derwood Nd
Phnnr Ashton 1E-E-Al
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1922 18th ST. NW-Two attractive single
rooms: excellent home cooking
~ NJ ST NV. Apt. 3O6-Room and board
for TWO ladies IN apartment with widow
and two grown daughterS all privileges,
$50 each. Phone District 30sl. 26'
FOXHALL VILLAGE-Light. airy room.
suitable Two gIrls or young couple. Phone
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MY UNUSUALLY LOVELY APARTMENT
OF rooms and bath: has , large bed
rooms very large dining room and Twins
grand piano. Fricidaire Z exposures. A
complete and beautiful home. June -Octo-
ber Adams oi66 1890 Blltmore st. n " g.
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THE PORTLAND.
ROOMS-IJNFJJRNISHED

1929 Vermont ave-; clean comfortable
convenient; reasonable rates: hotel service:
walk to work
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DOWNTOWN SECTION SIS 10th st. NV.
Newly decorated rooms. hrst-class food;
reasonable Metropolitan 5000. 90
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1929 K ST. NV. The ee-Marque-Nicely
furnished room. semi-private bath; excel
lent board. home cooking 81
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o71S WOODLEY PL N.W-Nice front
room: young lady preferred: meals op-
tional Phone Adams 4 1898.
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521 Oneida Pl NV
. furnished rooms priv. bath in family OF
>. Call Georgia 1850 after $40 pm. o6"
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ls@2 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Large. nicely furnished front room. III k.
| gas range phone, next bath. reasonable.
o6s
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WALKING DISTANCE OF DOWNTOWN
Beautifully furnished apt. for Summer Nv,
ing room, dining room. kitchen. bed
rooms. > baths. sleeping porch; S110 mo.
Phone SANDOZ. INC. Decatur 4O1O.
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1O2s CONNECTICUT AVE. NW-Apply
at desk Delightful room. two exposures
twin beds. private bath. for two: excellent
home -cooked meals. rates reasonable
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9lO F ST. N.E-THREE ROOMS. NICELY
furnished; light housekeeping; gas, eiee-
tricity included; reasonable: adults. -
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MECHANIC thoroughly familiar with dry
cleaning and laundry equipment. Give
references and wages expected. Address
Box ltd Star office.
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TERRACE HALL
FOUNTAIN COURT.

Ten minutes north Of White House,
/ overlooking Rock Greek Park: extensive
| grounds; large rooms. superior menus: rrl-
/ vate parking space 364O 18th St (stons
Z r-reuav, phone Co1un1hia S5o5
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YOUNG MAN WILL SHARE COMPLETELY
furnished Groom kitchen and bath Conn;
ave apt, separate sleeping rooms. $40
monthly. includes daily maid service and
unlimited phone. Address Box 1O7-D star
Office
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1898 INGRAHAM ST. N.W-14th St cars:
private, detached home light. cool nicely
furnished single and double rooms: park
ing. Phone Genrpia 81 1no
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coin Park5-Corner room 5 windows. 3
exposures. twin beds, for gentlemen;
nhone in roOm Lincoln I315 o@s
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MECHANIC white. energetic. about %
years old. experienced for permanent job,
Apply Bladensburg Service Station and
Gaaage. Phone Hyattsvile SIS.
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! CHEVY CHASE HOME. beautifully fur
! nisheG. large grounds: best meals; lovely
| room for two employed persons; refine
] melt. Phone MisCnnsIn AG.o
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l741 PARK RID. NW-Large front room,
beautifully furnished; select neighborhood;
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ONE or two refined Young men may fnd
excellent accommodat ations in apt as paw
ing guests. BY June l Call District 1n6n
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5O2 EAST CAPITOI-Private home: front
bed room. 3 windows: new furniture. incl
twin beds; also adj. bed room: priv. bath
for these > rooms: cont. hot water. 3l+
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545 BUCHANAN N.W.-Large front room
windows shower bath; parking: bus to
corner; reference. Adams 6920-W. 26'
= GIRLS to share large room. double exp
or girl. room. board. Phone North 7951,
Apt 314. after pm. 26'
1903 KALORAMA RD.-Single large clos
ct. second floor; clean and comfortable
every convenience o6S
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Eastern Standard Time.
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1852 CLIFTON ST NW.-Room next to
bath, with private family; cont. hot water
ISe of phOne. price 81
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l722 MASS AVE. NW.-Studio basement
room. suitable > or 3 young men; private
enfrance. eYcallnnt r,naals
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FAIN IINN1, Z AZ GItIINd,
Floor scraping: neat. clean work at rea-
sonable prices. For free estimate. call
Adams 1894 Keystone Decorating Co..
Inc. 3451 14th st. NV.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1926 10Th ST. NV
LARGE Groom apt. private bath. frst
floor ami.
A CAR AND GUIDE FURNISHED. APIS
and houses. furnished and unfurnished
Qnr 18th ST " Room BOZ. Natl S1l 4.
The Washington times., 1935-02-25
BOMB TIP WINS
FIRST PRIZE

The first of several tips on
the discovery of a bomb in the
mail of Senator Huey P. (King-
fl h) Long, Louisiana, captured
first prize last week in The
Washington Times newstip con-
test. -!
Second prize was awarded for
information on the suicide of
Mrs. Sarah Moore, wife of David
C. Moore, Internal Revenue
Bureau executive, at their home
in Chevy Chase, Md.
Other awards were made for
the following tips:
The discovery of the body of
David Cox, Chesapeake Beach
Railroad employe, floating in the
Chesapeake Beach Canal; the
dilemma of a large police dog
found trapped in deserted
house at Tenth Street and Otis
Place Northeast; fire in the
first block Street Northeast,
in which 8-year-old Marian Ku-
nowsky lost her life, and an
accident at Fifteenth and K
Streets Northwest.
The Washington times., 1935-02-25

the late DR.. william H. Holmes,
venerable first director of the
gallery.
In another office, similarly
filled with filing cabinets, which
is used by the gallery's recorder,
there are paintings by w. T.
Smedly, Wyatt Eaton, Ralph
Albert Blakelock, George Inness,
and others.
The six regular galleries, in
which are hung famous perma
nent collections, Mr.. Tolman said,
are overcrowded. The art director
continued:
"These masterpieces could be
shown to much better advan-
tage If we had more space for
them"
The Ralph Cross johnson COL
lection, for instance, contains
such masterpieces as Nicholaes
Macs "A Burgomaster," the
Grand Italian Landscape" by
Richard Wilson, William Ho-
garth's Portrait of Mrs. Price" "
Francesca Guards "Ruins and
Figures" Portrait of Archibald
Skirving, Esq" by Sir Henry Rae
burn, and many others equally
famous.
The Washington times., 1935-02-25

ner of the storage room. These
screens are covered on both sides,
from floor to ceiling, by the IA
nous paintings.
AS he moved among these pic
lures, Mr.. Tolman waved his
hand to take in the entire room
and remarked:
isn't it a shame to have
to store these away like this?
But what can we do? We need
space very badly. Things
are stored like this all over the
building"
More in Corridor
Then he opened the door Of
the storage room onto a long
corridor, where SIS more of some
of the worlds famous paintings
are hanging - invisible to the
public.
In that corridor, the door to
which bears a sign "Offices-No
Admittance," are Richard Will
sons, John Tenry Twachtmans
and others.
But he didn't stop there. Mr..
Tolman went on to explain that
there were plenty of other hid
den paintings, lying behind stor-
age cases, and hanging cramped
together in the rotunda under
the buildings tower.
Further than that, he ex.
planned, the offices of secretaries,
assistant secretaries and clerks
throughout the National Mu-
scum building are hung with
paintings for which there is no
room anywhere else.
Office Adorned
Mr.. Tolman'S office itself,
small quarters crowded with fill
ing cases and shelves of cata-
logues and encyclopedias of art,
is adorned with water colors by
The Washington times., 1935-02-25
Gallery Save OldMasters
From Storage Room ObsCurity

Paintings of the old masters
huddled together in crowded gal
leries, famous masterpieces hid
den away in isolated storerooms
scores of world-famous paintings
hung on the drab walls of small
business Offices.
Conditions such as these at
the National Gallery of Art were
described today by R. P. Tolman
acting director of the gallery
as he dreamed of the great prom
Use for art lovers in the recent
announcement that a great gal
lery would soon be built in Wash
ington as unit to the one over
which he watches.
Relief in New Gallery
The great congestion at the
National Gallery, which grieves
all American artists and art
lovers, would be relieved con
siderably if Andrew w. Mellon
multimillionaire former Secretary
of the Treasury, carries out his
promise to construct a $5O,OO0,0O0
gallery on the Mall, Mr.. Tolman
said.
He pointed sadly to a storage
room in the National Museum,
which houses the National Gal.
lery of Art. In that small room,
ITO paintings, many of them
masterpieces by famous artists,
are hung because there is no
available space to exhibit them.
Famed Paintings There
These famous paintings, among
them Gilbert Stuarts, the re-
nowned self portrait of Benjamin
West, James Henry Mosers and
others equally we'll known, are
hanging row upon row in this
small Storeroom.
Scores of others, sought by art
lovers the world over, hang on
movable screens in a dark cor
The Washington times., 1935-02-25
RELIEF
IN 1884 COST .
S8,378,836
Survey Shows Expense Here
Exceeds Sums Expended
In Many Entire States

Direct relief expenditures in
the District of Columbia last year
reached the unprecedented total
of $8,37S, 836.29.
Relief requirements for 1885
threaten to be as heavy, if not
heavier, than in any previous
year, not excepting 1884.
There has been no diminution
of the relief load for the past
year, either in outlay or in num-
ber of families receiving relief.
These facts stand out in a
study of the relief problem in the
capital, with Federal Emergency
Relief figures as a guide. It is
shown, broadly, that conditions
are not improving here, notwith-
standing the restoration of Fed
eral pay cuts and reports of i'm
provement elsewhere.
Street Gives Views
The only explanation vouch-
safed by relief officials is that the
resources of Washington residents
numbered among the unemployed
have become exhausted in about
the same proportion as the pickup
in employment and income due to
the pay restoration.
Elwood Street, director of public
welfare, said today:
"The load has been piling up.
The resources Of those who are
out of work are becoming ex-
hauSted."
A statistical compilation in.
serted in the Congressional Record
of February %, showing relief eX-
penditures by States for the first
nine months of 1884, as compared
with 1888, shows the relief load
in the District to be as heavy or
heavier than in a dozen States.
It is larger than for all of Vir-
ginia.
Offers Explanation
Asked for his explanation of the
seemingly high rate of relief ex-
penditures here, as well as the
high totals, Director Street said:
Federal relief funds are dis
tributed on the basis of need.
The need is greater here. Our
population is cOncent rated. The
need is not so acute in States
with large rural areas, and of
course, the population oft he Dis
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The Washington times., 1935-02-25
Ken Murray
Says:

Get this!. Huey Long is
threatening to crock the Capt.
tai" with that expose Of Jim
Farley. HO hum! Washington
is just thrilled to boredom.
With the Administration hav-
ing "frOzen up" on relief for
Louisiana, Huey, evidently, be-
lieveS he can melt them by
threatening the Postmaster. E.
That's what you'd call "using
the mails to defrOSt."
The KingfiSh charges that
Postmaster Jim has made a lot
Of money selling cement to the
Government. All! Profession
al jealousy. Both in the same
business Only Huey handles
mud, instead Of cement.
so REMEMBER
Where ignorance is bliss. .
tits Farley who is wise.
The Washington times., 1935-02-25
Paintings Sold
At ShOreham Show

Two pictures exhibited by the
National Society of American Art
in the lobby of the Shoreham Ho.
tel have been sold, it was an
nounced yesterday. The pur-
chasers are Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
c. Leibell, of New York. The pic
lures are Summer Morning." by
Edward Dufner, and Covered
Bridge" by Ernest Lawson.