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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

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PIELLING. AND TENANT ,HoGST
ERY COUNTY. Maryland -
seE rsTsH b1rtt 70 ogrf ordT or fe IF b b15 ntf of
Walker. bankrupt. the undersigned
Trustee will sell a. public suo'ion. a. re
sATTR4D2,A,9Y. 42,,9 ! JUNE " GcE 20 Ias''
Sc, forth. the following described properly
toFs'h,T T,h ne ,mnToysm;entss ,nsE.on he. n
less described in deed from Florence l
Ksnooe. widow .and Harry B. Ksnoee
s3q 5 Msry l ,nG k9n9oe :. hi. wifs 1oE oJ ca
recorded N !iber ais At foEo 80. one Of
the land records for MONTGOMERY County
MsGGsaInd I 10 UhcF Phi TesqTa Ts9Tsnee nss .
scr.p,1on OF ssid and and premises 70 be
sold together with all OF The right, title
rupt. in and TO = membership in the
Ma Wand Virginia MIX Producers Asso-
citation and milk basic OF lo,o5' pounds
The improvements on the property IN
cluCe 8 frame dwelling house, tenant
house. a. concrete block dairy barn WIN
3, StsnchIon,. large horse barn and hay
barn corn house and other outbuildines,
Al Of the personal property on ssld
dairy farm consisting OF S3 mich cows,
:, horses. | corn planter, drill, l mover.
/ corn plow ! manure Spreader. oiSc
harrow. sprine-t tooth harrow. ! three
! tVo-hoI>e wagon. = four-horse WAGONS.
sufficient harness for wagon and pillow
%S W6.s 'T0afd interest interest in in acres acres 81 81
Aeld corn. ~ acres of hay and $ acres oi
enSIlaCe corn. 3 two-year-old heiters and
s her one year T 9d BE- and a ss. sep
arately or as an entirety. to be ANNOUNCED
the day of sale. the trustee restrying the
Fef h 10 pfope2y aofsP or nd ds]ec any 9qS Is
ant: time and term Of possession to oe
stated al the day of sale prior 10 the offer
Terms of sale; This property Is sold
subject to balance st; due Of seveg thousand
ls7 $50 05l 10 the Potomac Joint Stock
Land Bank; all cash above the Land
Bsnk b mnTtGsge Hpon TSeston o Of 81.
the District Of Maryland A deposit Of
two thousand dollars oS@ ,ooo' in cash or
certified check at the time and place of
may eecf a fh 6ime Of sae af
this property is solo n the entirety, both
and be sod shSud o5e
thousand dollars Isl ,oOOl will be re-
CURED on The realty. and deposit Of ons
thousand dollars Is 000) on the person.
ality as referred 10 above: credit pay
ments to bear interest from date of sale
and to be secured to the satisfaction of
the undersigned trustee.
All taxes and expenses OF every kind
to be adjusted to date of sale Purchaser
to pay revenue stamps. title and costs of
Conveya ncing.
For further information apply to the
undersigned trustee at Hagerstovn. Mary
land or to Harold c. Smith. attorney for
trustee, Rockville. Maryland
CONRAD HAUSRATH. Trustee.
HAROLD C. SMITH. Attorney
Rockville. Md Jea.I@.16.ip.o3c
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CHOICE +-FAMILY lots
We have available al this time about
90 lots IN the vicinity of W. VlrgInIa ave.
and Capitol ave. ne zoned for 4-family
mats VIII finance responsible builder by
taking a part OF the purchase price as
second trust behind construction loans.
See Mr.. TovbeS
1904 K CAFR RTTZ DIST HuSO.
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On Chesapeake Bay. within hours drive
from WaShington See this beautiful Sum
iIipf ni nome oetfopt,,en' 5 20, On ~"
monthly payments. One 4-room cottage
with two large screened pOrcheS. running
water. electricity: ready for occupancy.
s. 500: terms To reach property turn
off SoIomonS Island road into Fairhsven
road. continue half mile 'see siCn' left %
nrnner.N RenreSenf afiNe ErnnrG
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG MAN GOVT. EMPLOYED AND
mother wish small furn. house or apt. $50:
Address Box 81 H Star ONCE
COUPLE DESIRE TO RENT 4-5-RoOM
house. unfurn. near Dist; improvements:
reasonable; good references. Hyattsvllle
434-W
SMALL MODERN HOUSE. CONVENIENT
location. rent not to exceed S45. BY June
I5 Phone Columbia gS42-J.
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Over all-improved road through Seaside:
bathing ana fishing at Us best. Under new
ma q l2a
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BEAUTIFUL
TAKOMA PARK.

S3o5O-What would you expect to see
pr,sed when you find about three blocks
frem the 14th st. trolley a neat. coZy
little white bungalow of four rooms and
hoed. The rooms are not laree but we'll
arranged with living and dining rooms
across the front. The BED room has ample
room for q complete bed room set. The
bath room is better than in many higher
priced homes. and any woman would enjoy
preparing meal in this dainty kitchen.
Beautiful oak floors nave been kept in
splendid condition. The lot with its lovely
flowers and shrubbery. is 45x15O This
house must be sold soon, If sold at this
price
S4,5n-A small cash payment and only
$40 a month. covering all interest and
principal till paid for. will make this coy
bungalow your home. There are five lovely
rooms unusually large and splendidly ar
ransed, also large attic snd light. dry
basement Fine neighborhood and excel
lent location. Near school. stores trolley
Just think about it bit II is less than
rent Do not miss SEEING this Sunday.
have other houses. new and old. brick
and frame. that invite YOU to come and
five in our beautiful Takoma Park and
make this your home.
Let me help you choose your home.
vill also assist you in financing it.
MAUDE H. LAWRY,
c13 Cedar Ave. Phone Shepherd e546.
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RENT-STORES.
Irn.tIn
SALE-LOTS,

Qla N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl.
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IN CHEVY CHASE. MD.-EXCEPTION-
ally desirable wooded home site. 80 IT.
wide on macadam street. with water.
sewer. gas and cleo. and surrounded by
attractive new homes.
Toledo Guaranty Corp,
1925 Woodward Bldg. National o6o6.
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c-ROOM BUNGALOW BETHESDA. MD.
furnished, one OF TWO months, $50 month.
Phone Bradley 36i-W
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NEW. FURN. 5-R HOUSE; ANIL; JUNE
- TO Aug /: S45. 3u9 North ESgeWOod ST..
LNon Park. Va. Walnut 92,,SW.
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S-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH IN Allen
anGTlA. centrally located; completely reno
Nated; hot-W ater heat. For inspection call
Alexandria llSS
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

SALE OR RENT-NICE HOME. ALSO
tenant houses: large acreage: Summer
home or camp; beautiful location in Viz
ginia; seven hours drive Washington: !:
bathing, boating, fishing. Address Box
18Th, Star Office
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING. MD.-LITTLE COT
tsGe IN the apple trees: ami. furn.: re-
sponsible couple Phone Shepherd ?SO5-W
June ~ 10 September s
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80xiOo. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
D. c. 41th ST. NV. near Chesapeake;
community of detached houses. Sl,S0O.
ADEL,BERT w. LEE.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

IST TR LOANS. ALSO CONSTRUCTION
money D. c. nearby ress. comm. W 3.
PICHLER. 1905 K n ". Ma. 900. Cl. 6a7o.
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105 ACRES ON CEMENT ROAD HOUSE
has li large rooms, bath. f1repIaces.
Beautiful view OF city and surrounding
country. Plenty Of shade broom tenant
house. miles from Alexandria Price SIG
600. 8? 600 cash balance financed over
a period OF years. Or Will sell buildings and
most beautiful settings in Virginia See
MASON YIRST Annandale Fairfax CoIn-
~. Va. al the end Of Columbia Pike. Phone
Alexandria 43-F-fl.
THIS HOME HAS BEEN REMODELED. "a
acres. l5-room mansion, with baths city
elect. 3-car garage. shade. shrubbrry
Beautiful view OF river and surrounding
Alexandria Va Price. SAC 200, S15 COO
cash. balance over a period Of years See
MASON HIRST. Annandale Fairfax Coun-
~. Va. at the end OF Columbia Pike
Phone Alexandria 43-F-41. Also large
Colonial estates
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% se sood sh1 I'd. oo. sH' o1 o10t TERMs. % 'front.'
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
Dist. 1858. Home. Fairfax g..

1872 K st. NV.
Saltwater Farm, Sandy Beach.
45 acres. new 5-room bungalow over
looking water: 10 acres fine woods. home
fruit barn. only mile depot. Cut to 81. 500.
including tools, wood. complete house fur
nishings: 500 down. Pg. "a big MAY
JUNE catalog special bargains. FREE.
STROUT AGENCY. I421-N Land Title
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CHEVY CHASE, MD

lime 15 to Sept. 15-6 rooms. bath
gaGaEe, nice lot with trees Ideal summer
home Call Cleveland 23OO' eVenihss'
Wisconsin 2502.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE AT HERALD HAIR
Dor: near NateIi reasonable. Phone Po-
tomac H+Il-J
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COLOR ED

arm house with = acres: \ mile from
Laurel, 81 $50 terms.
i-rm house 2 acres. excellent location,
near Laurel: 81 500: terms
CHARLES Fl. STANLEY. INC.
Laurel Md Laurel llo So-M
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SIX ROOMS FOR
THE PRICE OF FIVE.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
1881 Monroe ST ne rooms and oatn
ami; corner lot; garage. +. SoNNE
MANN. owner and builder.
NORTH WASHINGTON.
sALE-SUBURBAN.
tContinued.)

Takoma PARK.
5nO-Brick bungalow. > rooms ana
bath. with two finished rooms and iaVa-
tory and toilet. second floor. NV heaI
oil burner dry basement fireplace OAK
Hoors; house very well built; garage 20
match house. LOT 80 by 200, garden lluit
and flowers: easy terms. less tor sooo cash
payment $1,000 o,,
hath city convenienceS. INV. heat large
shady lot; . blocks from cars plenty o!
"a q5o-Attractive six-room bunsalow.
in good neishborhood convenlent 70 stores
and TRANSFORMATION; oak floors, frepiace
NV. heat extra large bed rooms ouiit-ln
s. 95O-Brick house EnGlsh design; 9
very large rooms. tiled bath. NV neat
oak floors fireplace; convenient LOCATION
= a50"Nep Cape Cod house. brick in
District on shady lot. convenient 10 trans
portation finished and equipped like
houses that sell for much more money
NV heat sas-hred boiler; terms.
OLNEY. ,
81 nOO-Modern 6-room house. WIN
scre Of ground; electric range electrical
refrigeration furnace heat; orchard. gar
den tvo-car garage. poultry house; easy
terms.
s. 50O--LarEe house. 10 rooms paths.
IN good condition, 4 acres OF sround. Deau-
tiful shade and shrubbery terms
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

OWN YOUR OWN BUNGALOW ON CHES
apeake Bay Cape Anne is a beautiful.
stricted property. one hour d c. Sheltered
harbor. shade trees. beach. improved plan
ming Call Mrs KnoVlan, National 1866.
or see her al LOUIS P. Shoemakers. 1919
&
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IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c-LEvEL LOT
soft front with old forest trees. all city
improvements and permanently paved
street: convenient location.
Toledo Guaranty Corp,
1925 Woodward Bldg National 26"6.
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DO YOU WORK?

If you say south OF Pa. ave. and live n W.
/ ask why pillow through all the congested
northwest trafrc for number OF years 60
ing to and from your Office Would it not
be much more economical TO live ia nearby
Southern Ma. or Va When you have de-
cid-d this. allow to show you. without
obligation. several oUtstandIng small estates
ia these sections from Nl2 Jud 10 ~ 300.
JOHN A. BRlCKLEY
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FOR CoLORED-TEN 5-ACRE LOTS FAC
lnG improved road $3.50 each. So down
and 81 per month. no interest or taxes.
B. F. PERROW. ReminSton. Va. %
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WILL SHARE S-ROOM HOME. BATH AND
electricity. shady lawn. ) miles from
heart of city Bus and stores near; reA-
sonable. Address Box 43S-E. Star ofice
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WANTED-ACREAGE.
sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

I WANT TO BUY s TO so ACRE
within 10 miles D. c. No agents. Ad
dress Box 191-E. Star ONCE.
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S135-For Season-S135.

North Beach. 5-rm fur cottage elnC
water inside BURROUGHS REALTY
co. sth and Bay ave North Beach. Mo.
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME. HAVING 3 ROOMS.
fully modernized. and with oil-burner heat
barn and poultry houses. orchard: hard
road. within "a miles of Washington. on
10 acres Of f1ne land: price $500.
II. B. MITCHELL.
Herndon. Va. Phone 135
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.


EXCHANGE FOR HOME IN WASHING
TON nearby Virginia or river front; valu-
able property; medium.sized house; 10
York. Address Box 2O2-E. Star ofice.
TRADES MATCHED QUICKLY ANY
WHERE! RESULTS SINCE 1924. W. B.
PICHLER. 1905 NV. Ma. 1900. CL.
ALEX, VA. JEFFERSON PARK-STUC-
co: & rms: modern Colonial; garage.
screened porch; So 900 equity: trade for
D. C. property. Address Box 109-H. Star
office.
REE-STORY MODERN BRICK BUILD
ing on l4th ST. near Thomas Circle. Large
store with cellar and two 5-room and bath
apis. A splendid opportunity, for invest
ment or business home; consider exchange
or will sell on attractive terms. W. H.
WALKER. IA 18th st. NV Natl. 1880.
WANTED-wAREHOUSES.
4 WAREHOUSE, APPROXIMATELY 3OxQo
feet, in frst comm. zoni. r. l.. SEYMOUR
co. Phone National 407.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

ATTRACTIVE 5-RooM MODERN BUNGA-
low. large lot. shade. Phone B. NJ. SMITH.
Clarendon 203S
LOVELY HOME, AMI. NEAR WASHING
ton Lee H. S. rooms, porches. front.
side. back: shade. fruit. garden. chicken
house; l5OXl lS-ft lot; city water. 20 n.
Veitch st. Bsllston, Va. Clar. lls-W-l.
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LOG CABIN. ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
about go miles from Washington. Excel
lent fishing. bathing and hunting Price
= 30 on land leased at $50 per year. or
VIII lease land and cabin at $50 per
season. PhOue CLARENDON 5U?-W-l.
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a ACRE.

Pre-developmeut prices: : miles from thu
Capitol ), acre and acre plots home OF
investment: water electricity. etc. rich
fertile soil Delightful surroundings I'm
provements include swimming pool, boat
ms. fishing on property- Nothing as al
tractive within 80 miles d. c. Call DONE
GAN NatlnnAl 24H4
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PI!rsuar' TO an order of the nrltec
States District Court for the D1str1ct Of
MARYLAND. in the matter of F. Csrro!l
Wa ker bankrupt. the undersigned
Trustee will sell AZ public auction. a. +ts
dairy barn on the hereinafter described
property on
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FOR RENT, BY MONTH OR SEASON.
commocious cottage. Bethany Beach. Del.
Ocean front private beach; bed rooms. >
paths. servants quarters. 3-Car garage
hot water elec. lights; newly decorated.
Call Met. 0l52 day. Clev. O54f niSht.
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LOT I.7Xll4 FT. CORNER TAYLOR AND
Delfield SITS east of Brookville rd one mile
north OF Chevy Chase Circle beautifully
Handicapped including tennis court: sc
50 II g! 100 terms: owners house ad-
,acent to lot 6601 Delfield st. Phone
Wisconsin RIA
Evening star., 1935-06-23
FLAG PROCESSION
TO MARK FOURTH
Senator Byrd viii Speak at
Celebration at Monu-
ment.

The Fourth of July celebration here
will be formally opened by a process
sion of flags in which military and
civic bodies will participate. The
formal opening, which will be held
on the monument grounds. will follow
a half hour of music by the United
States Marine Band under the direc-
ton of Capt. Taylor BranSon.
Col. John w. Oehmann and Col.
Peyton G. hewitt, chairman and vice
chairman, respectively, of the Com
mittee on Military, Patriotic and Vet
erans' Cooperation, will have charge
of the professional and massing Of the
flags at the speakers stand. This will
form a major part of the ceremonies.
All branches of the service and the
Boy Scouts have already announced
they will participate and all other
societies and organizations are in
vited to bring q color bearer and color
guard. The Costello Post Drum and
Bugle Corps will assist in the cere-
monies and the Boy Scouts will carry
the flags of the 13 original States.
Senator Harry Flood Byrd of Vir-
ginia, the principal speaker, will be
introduced by C. Melvin Sharpe, chair
man of the Capital City's Fourth OF
July celebration Senator Byrd will
speak at o'clock and the speech
will be broadcast over a Nationwide
hook-up. The reader of the Declara-
ton of Independence will be Col.
Edwin Alexander Halsey, secretary of
the United States Senate. The invo-
cation will be delievered by Right
Rev. Coleman Nevils, president Of
Georgetown University, at 1855 pm.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

when he shall be paroled. And it
involves the watch over him after he
has been paroled-or has completed
his sentence.
There Is no place IN the country
today where man or woman can
study the whole problem. Several
universities have parts of the proper
training course. But nowhere is the
whole problem co-ordinated.
In addition, there is crying need
Evening star., 1935-06-23

for coordination in other directions.
Between the police or detectives and
the prosecuting Cffices Between them
AMI the parole officers. Between all
three and the probation officers. And
between all four and the judges. Yes,
I said judges.
III view Of the crowded condition
Of the country's prisons, the parole
feature is most important. Warden
James A. Johnston Of Alcatraz once
told me that scientific study OF the
men in prison would result in FORE
casting what they would do after they
we're released Just as accurately as in
surance actuarial figuring. I can think
Of no more convincing statement Of
the importance CT having trained men
in charge Of the parole work in our
prisons.
mo prisoner ever ought to be
paroled without, tor instance, an ex-
animation by psychiatrist. Many
men are convicted OF crimes of viol-
ence who probably would never re-
peat But they should be studied lest
there be a trace of insanity, which
would result in a killer being turned
loose on society.
Attorney General Cummings has
already arranged for the Bureau of
Investigation Of the Department of
Justice to give all the training and
information possible to State and To-
cal detective and police officers. In
the bureau he mas asked me to head
he wants all the State and local
agencies dealing with juvenile train
ing, probation, parole. pardon, as well
as detection ami arrest Of criminals,
20 be given a broad grasp or the
whole problem-not just their own
angle
Il hesitate to mention judges. I
do not want 70 offend their dignity
But I am hopeful that we may have
some conferences of judges with this
general aim in view. They would
learn much from one another. And
there might a lew helpful speeches
outlining the whole problem"
Copyright. 1885. by the North American
RewsDapey Alliance. Inc.)
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new MEXICO PUSHES
HUNT FOR COUPLES
Governor Asks Planes to Aid in
Search for Missing
Travellers.
81 the Aasoclated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
SOCORRO, N. Mex, June pam
airplane search over thousands Of
acres of swamp and desert land was
urged tonight by Gov. Clyde Tingley
after the hunt he led through Cer-
tral and Southern New Mexico fer
four missing Illinois tourists failed
The Governor requested headquar-
ters Of the 9th Corps Area to send
him Army ships and observers 10
search the marshlands Of Southern
New Mexico. flooded by recent high
waters of the Rio Grande, hoping he
may find some clues to the disap-
pearance Of the two couples.
Gov. Tingley said New Mexico was
jealous Of its reputation for protect
ing its guests and he would not be
satisfied until he had learned the
fate of Mr.. anc Mrs. George Lorius
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Heberer Of
East st. Louis, Ill, They dropped from
sight while travelling through the
State May %.
Ofhcers learned that a young man
driving the car of the couples had
registered at an El Paso hotel and his
handwriting was similar to that used
In forging the name of Lorius to
travellers checks stolen from him.
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Continued From First Page.)
which A. r. Clas is director, has
been negotiating for purchase of the
War College project site from property
owners for several months and that
it has obtained options on a greater
part of the site.
Condemnation proceedings were
decided on, however, both to clear
up questions of title and to give
owners of the properties on which
options were not obtained an oppor-
tunity to have the court establish a
fair market price for their holdings,
P. w A officials explained.
To Maintain Standards.
Ickes said the housing division, the
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission and other interested Fed
eral and local agencies will CO.
operate to make certain that high
standards are maintained in the de-
signing and construction of the prof.
ect. which is expected to serve as
q model.
Careful development of the archi-
tectural plans for the new housing
to keep within the spirit and tradi-
ton of the National Capital has been
ordered" it was explained.
The architectural plans for the
project are being drawn by a special
committee of architects composed of
Hilyard Robinson, former professor
of architecture at Howard University;
Irwin Porter. past president of the
local chapter of the American Insti-
tute of Architects, and Paul Will
liams, Los Angeles architect. Alex
ander Trowbridge, a member of the
board of directors of Hampton Insti-
tute, Hampton, Va, and v. W. Tandy,
New York planner, will act as con-
sultants.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
Criminals Mere Children
Head of Crime Prevention Bureau Cites
Decreasing Age.
BY a stan Correspondent of The Star.


/THE average age Of the con-
- victed criminal In this coun-
try has declined until now
II it Is 19. The average length
of time the convicted felon spends
behind bars is from three and one
half to four years. So convicting the
average criminal-19 years old-means
a hardened criminal Of % to "a a
little later"
These statements by Justin Miller,
chosen by Attorney General Cum
mings to head the new Crime Pre-
vention Bureau which Congress has
been asked to authorize. illustrate the
crime problem as he sees it.
''It is not just q question Of catch
ing the criminal and putting him be-
hind the bars" said Mr.. Miller, who
was formerly dean Of the Law School
Of Duke University.
"The fact that the average age has
declined shows the necessity Of deal
ing with school children, with the
purpose of making them honest citi-
zenS instead Of criminals. The fact
that every State penitentiary in the
land is CROWDED, most of them to
twice their capacity, results In speedier
paroles and in many convicted crimi-
mails being put On probation.
The problem we are trying to meet
in setting up this new instruction
course involves youthful training. 1t
involves the catching Of the criminal
once q crime has been committed. 1t
involves his conviction. 1t involves
what to do about him if-because the
prisons are crowded-the judge de-
cides to suspend sentence. 1t involves
the processes which determine If and
Evening star., 1935-06-23
Fairbanks Dances
As Sun Sets, Rises
Again IL, Half Hour
Alaskan City Declares
Holiday at ArriUGI
of SOLstice.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June a.
The sun set in Fairbanks and rose
again in half an hour today.
That made this the longest day in
any city anywhere.
There wasn't any night, for citi-
zens of Fairbanks called a holiday.
stopped all business, and devoted the
"a hours of daylight to play for the
children, races and a base ball game.
The ball game started at midnight.
Some went to the summit" in
cars, to watch the sun go down and
come right back up again. Some
chose airplanes to view the spectacle.
On the streets they danced and
read newspapers. Two dance halls
were used, because of the crowds.
Miners swarmed in from the hills to
celebrate.
The sun set at midnight, but that
viii last only few weeks Slowly
the night will lengthen.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
Public Works in Manchuria.

The Bureau of Civil Affairs of the
Fengtien provincial government in
Manchuria is launching a 10-year
public works program. The projects
will include road construction, main
tenance and improvement of national
highways, town planning and riparian
works. The organization is meeting
in Mukden to coordinate the plans
Nearly $4,000, 900 will be spent this
year on public works in Manchuria.
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Benefit for Library.

SILVER SPRING, Md, June %
(SpeciaD sponsored by the Silver
Spring Citizens Association and the
Woman's Improvement Club Of Silver
Spring, q card party for the benefit
of the Silver Spring Public Library
will be held Monday night ut 8 o'clock
ct Jesup Blair Community House.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
Takoman Asks Divorce.

ROCKVILLE, Md, June % (Spe-
ciaD.-m a petition filed in the Cir
cult Court here today, Elmer E. Rife
of Takoma Park asks an absolute di-
vorce from Minnie L. Rife, also of
Takoma Park, to whom, Is is stated, he
was married June 3. 1888. There are
no children, according to the bill.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
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