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within 10 years after its enactment.
The measure, drafted by an advisory
commission, will be submitted to the
State Legislature, which convenes In
January.
A recent survey showed % private
hanks operating in the State. II the
proposed law is adopted they will be
permitted to operate for five years and
must be nquidated within the second
five-year period.
The bill was designed to conform
with recent Federal bank legislation
and would set up bipartisan de-
partment of Financial Institutions" to
supplant the present State Banking
Department. The new division would
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IL, the Navy Department announced
yesterday. The Marine outfit will
comprise some As planes.
Lieut.. COL Roy s. Geiger, U. s.
M. c., will command the Marine de-
tachment, which will consist Of Bomb
ing Squadron GIN. Fighting Squadron
s-M and Observation Squadron TN. A
utility squadron will carry members
Of the headquarters staff and me-
chanics.
Maj. William ]. Wallace commands
the bombing outfit: Maj. Ford o.
Rogers commands the fighting out
mt, while the observation squadron
Is commanded by Mai, B. r. johnson.
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have supervision over all banks. trust
companies, safety and collateral de-
posit companies, credit unions and
building and loan associations.
The advisory commission estimated
that the proposed regulatory depart
ment would control institutions hav-
ing total assets Of approximately $780,
10000.
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noon and faculty reception and
tea Sunday afternoon.
Michael MacWhite. Minister Of the
Irish Free State, will speak on THE
Spirit Of Ireland" at the banquet
Saturday, and Rev. Wilfred Parsons,
professor Of history at the Georgetown
University Graduate School, will dis
cuss THE Present Social Crisis"
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As MARINE PLANES
TO JOIN MANEUVERS

Three Squadrons and Exhibition
Team to Perform at Miami Air
Show in December.
Three Marine aviation squadrons
based at Quantico, Va, and three
planes forming an exhibition team
from the Naval Air Station at Pen
sacola, Fla, will participate in the
ninth annual an-American air maneu-
vers at Miami, Fla, December 10 to
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Christmas party for underprivileged
children. Members will collect do
nations, 1t was announced.
Persons who wish to give toys have
been asked to telephone Mr.. Rowland
at National 4787 or Mr.. Norman at
National 1853.
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Rabbi Metz to Speak.

Rabbi Solomon Metz will continue
his series of Bible discussions with q
talk on THE Struggle Within" to-
morrow at 8 pm. at the Adas Israel
s''''"~"""o A social hour will follow
the address.
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ASKS TOY. DONATIONS

Members Of the American Business
Club have appealed to the public for
donations Of toys, which will pe reno
waited and distributed as gifts at q
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BILL WOULD OUTLAW
PRIVATE BANKING
Michigan Governor Outlines Model
Measure to Be Given
Legislature.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, November 26.-
Gov. Frank D. Fitzgerald announced
yesterday that model" bill to revise
Michigan's banking laws contains q
provision to abolish private banking
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ALUMNAE OF TRINITY
TO HOLD SESSION HERE
Michael MacWhite, Minister Of
Irish Free State, will Address
Banquet.

Trinity College alumnae from
throughout the Eastern section of the
United States will meet here Satur-
day for a two-day conference at the
Mayfiower Hotel.
The program will include a banquet
at the hotel Saturday evening, a
luncheon at the college Saturday
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MARIETTA PARK.
~-rE ~r-rr rSrJrTN GO snn

III NIJHODoON OF,
Detached brick. bed rooms, attic. ] 2
baths. big back yard brick garage: first
trust financed at Sc no renewal. Price.
$3.50, as low as 81 900 cash.
NJ B. WEAVER.
District 3346. Cleveland 4944
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SPECIAL VALUES

S1S5O-TERMS
4-bed-room brick home. Petworth Il
cation.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

CASH FOR OLD HOUSES: PREFER ONES
needing repair E A. GARVEY. District
45os 1l26 VT. ave.
TO BUY OR ROOM HOUSE OR BUN
galow in Hyattsville Nd. modern reason
able convenient to public schools and
trans: substantial cash payment. Address
Box "4"-S. Star office. lS'
BUNGALOW. NEAR OR AT MT RAINIER.
Nd pay $500 down balance monthly.
MR.. HEIGHT. 3629 31th ST. ne. Mt. Rain
ier. Nd. or at night. Greenwood 9..32 21'
ALL CASH FOR TO II ROOM BRICK
houses. no commissions: immediate re-
sponse Mr. KOERBER. 1914 K st. NV.
Phone National 2016.
SMALL BRICK BETWEEN $4,000 AND
- 600: s.w.. Sc. or ne. FRANK N
DOYLE. 927 18th st. NV. District 1850
CASH BUYERS. TO 30 RMS. ALSO
fats stores any section; white. Call or
mail z W. BAILEY, 1435 Meridian.
Adams 4TS6.
PAY A GOOD Cash PRICE FOR SMALL
houses. white or colored C. W. MOTH
ERSHEAD. 1895 Vt ave. Dist. 7211. jyl2'
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MT. PLEASANT-SS0.
Practically new Colonial brick home. s
large rooms, . inclosed porches finished
as rooms > complete baths, recreation
f0rm
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8 GOOD BUYS-N.W.

D UOOD Do O-1N.V
Attractive 81 rooms. baths. semi-de-
tached: a block Conn. ave-. S9.650. 2
rooms 90 baths, center hall, detached.
80 $50. Center-hall Colonial. Chevy Chase
SII $50: beautiful trees: All new. Trade
for smaller property. Cleveland 41I4.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
tContinued.D

DESIRABLE HOUSES. MODERATELY
PRICED.
SMALL CASH PAYMENTS. BALANCE
LIKE RENT.
HYATTSVILLE, No. 20 Oakwood I'd
5-room bungalow, foored attic, ami:
$3.50.
MT RAINIER. 3137 3Ist st-5-room
bungalow, foored attic. ami. 81 $50.
BERWYN-5-room bungalow, ami, 2
acres; 81. 500.
BRANCHVILLE. Md stories rooms.
! acre. close to school and transportation;
G P. BIcKFoRD. owner, Berwyn, Nd
Phone. once, Berwyn 46 Residence. l24
BUY YOUR HOME IN
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
s.. 500-5 large rooms, bath. porch new
INV heating plant; lot 50Xl50 #; near
schools and stores: l0c fare zone VIII sell
to first genuine home seeker.
S5.5O0-6 rooms, bath, porch. h.-w. h.
beautiful lot; near the heart of things;
10c fare zone; highest elevation in Arling
ton Can be bought on very reasonable
s6.45O-c CHARLESTON COLONIAL. r
rooms, bath. h.-wh. garage; situated on
a shaded lot 75x125 #; near schools
stores and transportation. Can be con-
yerted into two-family apartment. Good
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ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE WITH ACRES
on sdee OF Rockville. in beautiful Montgom-
cry County. Nd. Is miles from Washing
ton; near bus, railroad cultivated COM
munity. churches. schools stores. etc House
hollow tile: 10 rms. . baths. elec. lights.
open freplaces; delightful views: garage
and fine barn. Prompt possession. For
prices and inspection, apply SANDOZ INC.
M q DupOnt circle Phone Decatur A01O
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REDUCED FROM 50 $50 TO S9.450.
1871 Taylor e.-Semi-detached brick.
less than a year old, includes 6 LARGE
rms. recreation rm., storage rm;. baths.
! hrSt-foor lavatory. oil heat double ga
rage large yard, insulation. screens, fully
aol1i0ppd pOtOmac S66Q-J
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.


CHEVY CHAsE-8345 WESTERN AVE-
bed rooms. 2 baths. Gear gsraEe: cool IN
summer; July to January. Clev. AVS. 1ss
S39 23rd ST. SOUTH. VA. HIGHLANDS,
solrp sTnspaiow rms AMI ssrase geo screened a,ents
June 90 to Sept. l. Jackson 1936-W.
FROM JULY Il sEMI-DETACHED. FIVE
foDms; Rooms slseping porch; garage Sv, snn sna oil
sARNABY WOOD, ,3259 VAN HAzEN ST
furnished: July l to Nov. l. Clev 6434.
CHEVY CHASE D. c. 36l7 JoCELYN ST,
2 rooms, baths; attractive. cool lots OF
Hs HM@eS; S1o9 per mo. until Sept. 90 Phone
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. d.
tec' RelriseEater er,6GsEggp1NSEp GaEsgsNSSETap Per MO-
BALTIC. Blvd. Riverdale. Md Hyatts 800;
COOL. HIGH; FURN. HOUSE. LAWN.
2 baths; S65 mo. Clarendon lss-W.
8 NOS, COMPLETELY FURNISHED Ex- tx
maids room. bath; $50 mo-. references.
2s1s Conn ave Phone Columbia $50 1s.
GLORIFIED FARM HOUSE. ARTIST
s1aory Fepacss sar sarase
room; ia acres; large trees shrubs
lawns. garden; swimming pool in construc- 1ns
antiques. Near Chevy Chase Shep. 4l69
1113 S. Arlington Ridge Rd., Va,
Overlooking city; spacious seven room
house. bath and Law; good transportation;
or months starting June %. Adults pre-
ferred. Phone Jackson 2162 IS
108 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
July to Sept l, + rooms, .: tiled baths
and showers; beautifully furnished; built
in garage. finished recreation room, sta
tionary tubs and electric washing ma
chine; Frigidaire and oxford cabinet kltch.
en-; express bus at corner. screened
porches: best references required: rent. $50
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED HOUSE,
rms, 3 b.. oil heat garage; sublet turn.
schools buses Mrs. LYNCH. Met. $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE OVER
looking park s rms. . baths; attached
double garage; Frieidiaire, h,-w.h. 1865
Geranium NV.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS.
RENT-SUBURBAN.

TEN MINUTES FROM CITY: NEAR BUS;
attrsctively furnished cottage; four rooms.
kitchen bath large shady porch. garage.
Unusual setting near woods opposite
stream. Very private. $50 monthly, July
! to October l. Tel. Ridge 3S5-J. Is
NEARBY VA SUBURB-FOR JULY, AND
August. attractive 1-room furnished house
large screened porch. cool; 20 minutes from
downtown. Phone Walnut 1O6l.
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS VA NEAP
Washington Golf and Country Club-6
rooms ami, remodeled like new; large
shaoed lawn: completely furnished; 500.
Phone Walnut 924a.
BRAND-NEw BRICK HOME IN FINEST
residential park of Alexandria; rooms
- baths sleeping porch. recreation room
modern in every respect: SIS. An archi-
tectural gem in. setting such as only ma
tufe can provide not just another house
Phone Alexandria 314s-@aas for appoint
ment to inspect. References required.
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HILLANDALE.

approximately 10000 square feet 70
each lot high elevation. A va-tetv tc
choose from IN this development Of several
hundred acres Of cleared. wooded Level or
rolling sites, streams, reasonably restrict
ed. Terms.
Twenty-Five minutes from downtown out
piney Branch rd., 4 miles from D. C.. 70
signs and once, or call Adams 0022, 1e'
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NEAR NAVY YARD.

zoo BLOCK 9th ST Sc
H-Story brick; rms. and bath. INV h ..
elec cellar reception hall. :? stairways.
car saTsEs, viii make idesi roomins
Ere Met 1897. F ELIOT MIDDLETON.
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.)

GROOM BRICK. IN FINE RHODE ISLAND
ave ne unit Must sacrifice this excep-
tional property for $1,000. Terms. Metro
nOlitan SH41
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APARTMENT HOUSES,
Various sizes prices. available through
this once to investors with real cash.
PEYSER & DREYFUSS, INC,
1928 K st. NV National O5s3.
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WANTED SUBURBAN.

ADULTS WISH EITHER TO BUY OR
rent house in country with or without
imp1; small down payment, $50 mo-; or
apt Address Box 212-S. Star once.
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

VHN1LD TO nt34N ITO CSHS'
g OR Z ROOM HOUSE IN suBURBAN
d. c. or nearby Md; must have ami;
particulars. Address Box 4s2-R Star Office,
5 OR ROOM HOUSE. GOOD NEIGHBOR-
hood, modern improvements. close. TO schools
dren: s5o+Ss0 mo-: July i st. Address BOX
264-S Star Office 19'
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SALE-HOUSES.
SHEPHERD PARK,
MORNINGSIDE DRIVE.

OWNER MUST SELL
Beautiful Detached Colonial Brick.
The size and arrangement of this house
will amaze you. 4 private bed rooms. :
beautiful baths large attic. daylight cellar
oil burner
Beautiful lot. gear. detached brick ga
RAGE
Located in the prettiest section in this
community
EVENINGS ADAMS 3464
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WANTED-LoTS.

FOUR FAMILY FLAT SITES. FROM
owner NV section preferred: must have
sewer in or available. Price must be right.
Address Box 2s2-S, Star once.
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SALE-HOUSES.

CoLoRED-oN BEAUTIFUL p ST. NEAR
entrance to Rock Greek Park t21th ST.
S-r. and b. brick. cellar. elec.. modern
heat; new condition throughout: deep LOT
to alley. Price S6,a5O; good terms. z. A.
GARVEY. District 450s. 1126 VT. ave.
COLORED-FORCED TO SACRIFICE DE-
Sirabe dwelling. 9l4 p ST. NV; ami.
Sc $50; payable 5000 cash. balance $50 81
monthly. Completely remodeled suitable
roomers. Sell TO first applicant. Open for
inspection 5.30-7 D m. or telephone owner
Wisconsin 4313.
4053 BENNING RID. NE-a-RM BRICK
ami: barement urner entire house: :!
lots deep to alley: first commercial zone;
$40 600; will sell for SIS 500 with cash
. cHAs F. A. LoNGUs.
1898 Benning Rd NE Atlantic 6143
4051 BENNING RD. NE-sEMI-DE-
deep lot to alley; first commercial zone
$3.50 with good cash payment.
aoas Bennihs Rd NE Atlantic s148
CoJORED BARGAIN
REDUCED FROM Sc, $50 TO
ONLY $5,750.
Beautiful tapestry brick near Soldiers
Home. large rooms. INV h. elec..
large Dorches Beautifully lsndscsped
real bargain To inspect call Natl sa49
COLORED-SUBURBAN.
Brick. g rooms and bath. h.-wh, elec. :;
zoos Eye St NV. National 1892.
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CHEVY CHASE.

This new detached center Colonial
STe6 Is SK{T4oAAITEP KNoAI 2, 9N }eet r18a9e
tractive living room 13x24.6 8 opening to side
screened porch. sll-electric kitchen:
LIBRARY ItxI13 finished in knotty pine
with OPEN FIREPLACE: finished attic. oil
heat. Gear, earage. servants bath Near
MIKKFLSON q SON. owners-Builders.
Cleveland 1855.
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NEW BRICK HOMES,
1907 BURKE ST. Sc.

Between 18th. 10Th and C StS.)
See Mr Williams.
Agent. on Premises
Week Days , to PM
Sundays II to PM
e rooms :, baths finished recreation
room in basement hardwood floors and
trim. hot-vater heat oil burner.
ST OEn
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PEI,HNORTH

New-house condition. an attractive
Colonial brick home containing large
rooms. tile bath. 3 large porches, dsylight
cellar; l50-ft. lot. fruit trees and shrub
berry: for sale at bargain price. Call
Georgia 500S
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situated on a large. beautifully lsndscape&
lot: large rooms. bath. elec. refrigeration,
living room. with French door leading to
covered rear porch; weatherstripped and
screened throughout. insulated, built-in ga
rage concrete street and curb; near schools,
churches and transportation. Reasonable
monthly payments: only $3.50. Call Mr.
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Sc Q5l
$3.50 CASH

6l5 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
Seven rooms and bath. reconditioned
like new; can be arranged for two families.
1904 X ST. NV CAFRITZ. DIST. 90SO.
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GOSS REATTv 70

14O5 Eye St. NV National 1853.
1910 18th ST. S.E.-VACANT.
rooms. arranged for families: large
yard; house only s months old: a bargain
for good cash payment or will sell on
easy terms Mr.. Rowe District 3347.
T.
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o. B. ZANTZINGER CO,
10th and K SITS NV. Natl. 1911,

WE DON'T MEAN MAYBE WHEN WE SAY
these are bargains Inspect, be convinced.
20 a, old 3-r, house. well. barn, w. Belts
Lanham.seV ii Vi n" I'd. Ss.e5o. ali a. r. mr..
Largo: houses. big barn, S13.500. N. E.
RYON CO. 1915 N Y. ave. Natl. Ta01.
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GE0pHETOUN

New building, cool and airy. 3306 P st.
NV, Apt. A. rooms. latest type modern
kitchen and bath: gas for cooking included
in rent: electric rcfrigeration. Open for
inspection.
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-4-BED-ROOM HOME.
Practically new. modern in every detail;
vacant and reconditioned likesbrand-new;
: good big rooms including 4 bed rooms;
hardwood floors. hot-vater heat; big; wide
porcheS bright cellar. Is handy to all con-
a strictly white section. and the price
made extremely low to sell it this week.
Phone
R. M. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1908.
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FOR VETERANS Only

Until June 30 the privilege Of purchas-
ing these restricted acreage building tracts
will be reserved exclusively for veterans;
2-acre tracts $500 each S25 cash, $40
per mo No interest or taxes for = years.
From D c. take Route at the top OF
Good Hope Hill Sc, drive s miles from
signs on property on left owner or repre-
sentative on premises daily Q 70 9. owner.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. .,
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SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO..
1905 ST NV. National 2345.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
Handsome 3-story tapestry brick, .
rooms. . BATHS: lot 2"x12O: built-in
garage overlooks beautiful estate Sacri-
fee for S13,150. Call Mr.. Fischer. BOSS
& PHELPS NATIONAL $500. EVENING
PHONE COLUMBIA 1910
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STONE BUNGALOW.

S6,Z0U.
NE suburbs. New rooms, tile bath
attic cellar electric refriserator. gas: lot
50x150 ft.; brick garage. stone walk; near
transportation. stores and school Vacant.
Get this perfect home quick Won't last.
Easy terms. Call at 1929 37th st. ne. near
r. I. ave, or phone Met. 4757; at night.
Greenwood 2232. l9'
Sc. .95O-6 ROOMS. LARGE SLEEPING
porch; hardwood floors, h.-wh; corner
lot with 100 #. frontage; full basement,
fireplace; school buSses and stores, .
blocks: 10c downtown Washington. Small
down payment. Appointment only. Phone
Mr. GOODWIN, Clarendon 322.
BETHESDA-5-R ROOM BUNGALOW. BEST
buy on market today at S6250. With full
basement: on a large wooded lot. Very
reasonable terms. For appointment call
MR. MILLS Natl. 143S; evenings, Decatur
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NEAR CAPITOL, LIBRARY, SUPREME
Court-7-Seversl good homes priced rea-
ne. Phone Lincoln 3143.
MT. PLEASANT-1O RMS. 3 BATHS. 3
porcheS, fireplaces, most attractive home.
Kennedy built" beautiful Lamont st.
near fStn st. Very seldom do you find
one for sale; an opportunity. Call Z. W.
BAILEY. Adams 41S6 TO inSpect
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SALE-FARMS.

I47 ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE
land improvements. old house in bad
state of repair. barn; on nice stream, good
gravel road. Price, $500. No better
bargain to be had. 90 miles Of Washing
ton. D. C. H. B. MITCHELL, Herndon'
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LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1r1nK ST NV National 1166

HOMES OR INvEsTMENTSI6-R. MOD.
br semi i-detached nr. 10th and Otis n.w.i
$500 yr 2-family mod. br.. T. and b. ga.
floor: rented $500 VI; S6,950 may buy It
on right terms; nr. Ga. ave and PARK rd
6-r br. ami. nr. Sth and E. Cap;
81 500: low terms. Cor nr. Lincoln PIX.
sr. and b.. ami. 2ostory br Ear.. 301ts dS
co. 1916 N Y. ave. 34lS I4th. Phone
National -aO.
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$50 DOWN

acres high. level land, elec.. miles
District line; price. $500.
ia acres with large tobacco barn. in
good condition, on Md. State Route 224,
IL miles from District line; price. S475
NaffOnaI 91H3 Atlantic S0OS-J zoe
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NORTHWEST
New Semi-Detached.
ST.750.
beautiful Groom and one complete
bath semi-detached home. just, completed
Lot is 60 IT. wide Garage All rooms are
large and house is modern in every way.
Automatic heat. Insulated, csulked screen
ed and weat ther-stripoed. The best semi
detached buy in all Washington. Cali Mr..
Glenn.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. Dist. 3347.
5 ROOMS 6 LARGE CLOSETS. OAK
floors hot-water heat, large recreation
room with wooden floor. large lot fruit
trees. garden. flowers, shruboery. Place for
chickens inciosed yard for children or dog
Garage. Stores, bus. school, ! block; street
cars, churches and parochial school, 2
blocks. Price. So 700; best terms accepted
No agents, 3714 Harris ST.. Mt Rainier.
Md Telephone Hyattsville 3S7-W 23'
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EXCHANGE.

eXCndnRe HOW IcHJcu AOl fcO
month, for free and clear property.
O. D. ZANTZINGER. JR..
945 K st. NV.
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE-1l- ROOM HOUSE.
3 baths English basement: excellent doc
tors office rooming house; good condition;
oil burner; alley; exchange for George
town residence. Address Box zoos, Star
office.
The Washington times., 1936-02-28

its place in the human program?
Or are you still lying locked in q
strange, dim world Of your own
a narrow, padded, infantile world
that has no relationship to the
vast, free world Of reality?
All around you can see people
who are living like that-people
who are LIVING UNBORN
LIVES. They eat, they sleep, they
move-in a sense they work and
play.
We've apt slang phrases for
their condition. We say they're
"only half there" that they
"don't click' don't know
what it's all about"
OOWARDICE
They COULD know what it's all
about. They aren't feeble-minded
or incapable Of emotion. They
have brains to learn with, hearts
to feel with. But they've never
been wholly born.
They have never emerged from
an infantile Stage-never taken
their places in adult life.
People like that look mature.
You think they are mature. But
they are constantly surprising and
disappointing you by acting like
babies-because their undeveloped
natures still ARE babies.
They are usually afraid to 60
to new places, take new jobs, risk
unusual situations.
The Washington times., 1936-02-28
PERPETUAL PROSPERITY

The Townsend old-age pension
plan may have its advocates and
those who contend 1t is prepoS-
ferrous.
Another plan has been suggest
ed to members of Congress, how
ever, which makes the Townsend
plan appear minor.
It is the So-called Perpetual
Prosperity Plan, which some say
provides that infants could retire
on a wealthy income at birth.
The plan points out that there
are approximately 100000 babies
born in the United States each
year. Its advocates contend that
the Government should spend
$500 100000 annually and set
aside a fund Of $4,000 for each
child born.
They contend that at five per
cent interest, the $4,000 fund
would have accured interest
amounting to $21, 900 in 81 years
of which $8,4O0 would be paid
to the child's parents for its care
and that there would remain
$4,000 for the child when it
attained its majority.
Setting aside a portion Of the
fund and permitting interest to
accure, the beneficiary would be
able, advocates say, to return the
$4,000 to the Government
eventually.
Those persons who think the
The Washington times., 1936-02-28
Dropping the Mask
The Raw Deal Now Shows Itself
As 1t Is

The vengeful, dctatorial action taken against Maj
Gen. johnson Hagood for telling the truth about Raw
Deal Squandermana should open the eyes Of every citizen
to the dangerous misuse of power by the present Execu
tive Branch of our Government.
It is the CLIMAX OF SERIES OF ATTEMPTS TO
STIFLE PROTESTS against the miserable failure of
the WPA program the terrific waste Of public money,
the arrogant infringement of the rights of the American
people, and the myriad other instances of the e and
ruin" policy of the Raw Deal regime
When dictatorship feels itself slipping it perforCe
cracks down the harder all who have the efrontery
to challenge its acts or puncture it's pretensions.
When its golden promises remain unfufiled, when
the day of reckoning longer be postponed it is
compelled to drop the mask of a popular mandate"
and reveal its real features not its pretended ones
The Raw Deal has revealed its real features in the
Hagood case-revealed them completely that no man
or woman of average intelligence be further deceived
It has proved itself vcousy resentfu of fair criticism
and vndctively determined to punish an upright public
servant for the heinous offense of BEING RIGHT.
Such autocrac traits in rulers familiar to the die
tator-ridden nations of Europe.
Such autocratic traits in elected officials of free
America are novelty, and an unpleasant one.
But they should not be UNEXPECTED in the light
of recent events
Almost anything, indeed, may be expected Of an
Administration so ttery that it is now openly show
ing itsef-not as it processes to be-but AS IT AC-
TUALLY IS.