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APARTMENTS WANTED.

SMALL FURN. APT. PRIVATE BATH:
Hddfess Box % 3s5M STAR PREM once ne or NV
EMPLOYED MARRIED coUPLE-oNE
srs Address G ssTB Box Star oee
TWO LADIES-TWo ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. Northwest section. Address Box
49s-M. Star otice.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
Sai% W Tasins fSsaase dinaos a4s ls's
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY. $40 ROOM
furnished house or apartment convenient
to State Dept: only residence in best
condition considered. Address Box 454.M.
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN. UNFUR-
dys drsss rso, sos i5sR rs STAR ce reply
. OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ADJ.
bath: 10 miles out reasonable: will con-
slider care pre-School child. Inquire An
nandale. Va. market.
FURNISHED . BED ROOMS LIVING
Shepherd 1884.
FURNISHED APT. OR BUNGALOW. L. R,
dinette. X. b. r, b.; nice section city or
suburban: S60-S75. Address Box 3o3,K.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED; ACCoMMo-
date 4 adults; close in; reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 205-M. Star office.
na pfTate bath zds2sss EGGMs Box aTsH sn
AN ELDERLY. CULTURED WOMAN DE;
sires a quiet. furnished or unfurnished
with Addess Box saf
Office.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH,
furnished, vicinity Dupont Circle reason
able. Address Box 35-P. Star office.
bath bat land and kitchenette: must be reasonable.
| Address Box 49-M. Star ONCE.
JEWISH YOUNG LADY. GOVERNMENT
employe wishes to share furn apartment
with another. downtown. Address Box
72-M. Star Office.
COMPLETELY FURN.. HOUSEKEEPING
apt; girls. Govt employees; walking dis
tance downtown. Call Met. 0642.
| LADY, EMPLOYED STUDENT EVENINGS;
wants small apartment or room and board
in Virginia, on Alexandria bus line; sur
roudings quiet: no loud radio within
! house Address Box COIN, Star ONCE.
| WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT. CALL
| Mr.. ELLIS of1ce for details.
1910 Vermont, Room 2l7. Natl. 1884
| APARTMENT WANTED-DESIRE FURN.
| apartment for services OF young; snergeie.
married couple: references furnished. Ao-
dress Box l73-M Star ONCE.
ADULT COUPLE HUSBAND EMPLOYED
| by Govt. desire furnished apartment;
would consider private home. Address
| Eox 123-M, Star offce.
| GENTLEMAN DESIRES ONE-ROOM FUR
| nished apartment. preferably in downtown
| apt house. private entrance and bath. Ad-
| dress Box 121-M. Star ofice.
| BY NOV Il BED ROOMS. LIVING
room. kitchen and bath. furnished. NV.
section; must be reasonable. Shepherd
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING APT IN
| Cleveland Park. suitable for woman, child
| and maid. Address Box 155-M. Star
office. is
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
| couple. west of Conn. ave. and north of
| Taft Bridge. Nov. /. 1886. Address Box
| 15S-M Star Office 1S'
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

q. T.: garage fur; cony to bus; $35.
2 Pershing ave-. Colmar Manor, OPP. Cot
tage City. Md.
SILVER sPRING-NEWLY DECORATED
3-room unfurnished apt; tile bath ana
shower. sleeping porch and garage, finest
legation: heated: gas , elec, included. 924
4 RMS, KIT. AND BATH. OIL BURNER.
I'd, East Riverdale, Nd. Greenwood
o KNOWLES AVE, KENSINGTON-TWO-
room apartment: near Conn. ave-; spa
cious grounds: furnished or unfurn.: SS.
COTTAGE CITY. MD. % SPA ST.--TWO
large rooms. kitchen, semi-bath: gas. heat,
cleo: unfurn.: ADULTS only.
2-ROOM APT. UNFURNISHED, PRIVATE:
heat, gas cleo, garage: newly decorated;
y block to cars: $50. Call Greenwood
OAK CREST, VA-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and BATH cleo. range. private en-
trance. $3.50 mo. Call jackson 20a0-J.
FIVE FULLY FURN. RMS. IN MOD.
BUNGALOW. oil heat. fireplace. garage;
ayattSviIle astsfT IS i5-J. a'''Ae' Au' fh0"'
5 LARGE ROOMS FIRST FLOOR NEW
house: oil heat and hot water, ami. fur
nished. Inquire S14 Flower ave-, Takoma
S45-DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED STUDIO
adults. Walnut 6959.
AVAILABLE NOV. l., ROOMS. .KTTCH-
en-. bath; adults only; heat. hot water.
Bus at door. See evenings or Sunday
afternoon. Clarendon 116s. after $40.
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HoUsEs-WANTED TO RENT.

tCOntfnued.D
UNFURNIsHED TWO OR THREE BED
rooms, Chevy Chase. d. c.. preferred: rea-
sonable. viii consider two-bed-room apart
ment. Address Box 249-M. Star once.
UNFURN BUNGALOW OR APARTMENT
consisting of bed room. living room. dining
room, Kitchen and dinette; no others ap-
ply. Call District 200. ext. 2312. After o,
Emerson 1888.
HOUSE IN Sc. WASHINGTON. WILL
not sublet nor keep roomers; take good care
Of place Atlantic 35O6. 1Ss
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NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
CONN. AVE.
9 bed rooms, living room, dining
room; kitchen. baths 90
Dist. 1015. 1919 K st. NV.
100 BLOCK QUE N.W-9 ROOMS {6
bed rooms). 3 baths; good condition: i'm
mediate possession. For appointment TO
BOSS PHELPS
1417 K ST. NV National $500.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

| OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Owner leaving: completely furn;; SIS:
ed d. nW ssnaaS and S1RS sSsnnf: 5S
227 ROSEMARY ST, CHI. CHI. MD.--DE-
furn. oil burner available: open; S125.
COMPLETE LIST OF, FURNISHED
,4I4 P1x1E ( E. FEALrY NsM Nes}ona1 co; ne ssso
new detached house. edge of Rock Creek
Park. = block from bus stop on 10th St;
reasonable. Randolph 3s0S.
SaG1M %edss H2SS 40 Neal s me-
CHEVY CHASE SPLENDID SECTION; At
tractive interior; 4 bed rooms. bath ga
rage; reasonable rental, desirable party.
Emerson 0939.
LEAVING SHORTLY, OWNER WILL
With With coupie; e . rooms. lavatories. tile
bath. shower; heat. gas, electricity. ga
rage: Frigidaire included; 500 per month.
2406 31th st. NV. Clev. 6234.
2917 Goth ST. NE.-ATTRACTIVE BUN
galow with 3 additional rooms upstairs
extra bath room in basement automatic
Bryant gas furnace; FriEidaire; al Iaunddy
!acept 1S oI3s tsnsd99 Park References de-
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOMES IN
Mass. Park, Wesley Hts. Spring Valley.
Hotel. Adams 567S.
ONE SQUARE FROM CONNECTICUT AVE.
in Chevy Chase. near. bus and clubs; de-
LoUTs sHoEMARER. sHie. i7I9 ft K K st. ot n W.
KALORAMA.
I master bed rms, : baths. studio rm
recreation rm.. servants rms, and bath;
2-car garage. Furnished in keeping with
nf mi AMI 1nrYfh o
or longer. Will rent unfurnished on 2 or
3 year lease for S265 per month.
Natl. ssss| GRAHAM s sls 9eR5s; Woodward Bldg
lane Unusually attractive, 8 rooms. cen
ter hall fireplace. 3 large bed rooms. 1 "a
@ scapsd % srOunds. o' After Rer'n sunday, s ADAMS dams
LINCOLN PARK-WnL SHARE NICELY
turn. home: two double bed rooms avail
downtown. oil Mass ave. ne
LEASE MODERN. WELL-FURNIsHED
brick beric k, home; NV @ from Nov. / to April |,
asnsi}s family; references resaiTed. Sna 10 RAM RAM
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-TTALIAN BUNGA-
0a est adut
$500. 1003-Flower ave. Shepherd 316s-J.
1112 SPRING RD N.w-6 RMS, 2
Ret. RSTehsz $780, h-"'h' good condition; $780,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-ATTRACTIvE
bu1galow. completely furnished. rooms
Dan seceTf ea EmeHsen sso gas fur
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK, LIKE. NEW;
seven rooms. two baths: beautifully fur
nished: oil burner, automatic hot water,
reation basement: rent, $125.oo month:
available only to responsible party. Inspec-
$40. LESLIE D. MEASELL, CIev. 3465. IS'
SMALL HOUSE
On large grounds facing Lee Highway. ex:
heat, detached garage. Long or short lease
70 right person. Available now. Cali Mrs.
wAGcAMAN-BRAwNE
100 Eye 81. NV. Met. $3.50.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RID
rooms and bath: near cars and
/. 1912 4th ST
. so, rooms; bath; ,sarase. recreation On m
NEAR suEEAg OF STANDARDS.
9 bed rooms. ilSlns ils, room. S%n, dining : =,
p,s fefS sA6s6sffSg fgls ss NV
bed rooms). 8 baths; good condition: inn
mediate possession. For appointment to
inspect. call
1417 x st. sosS Nv g rhfNLsSf National $500.
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
2sIs N. WASH BLVD. LYON PARK; vA.
bath. ami; convenient transportation;
10 m. to Washington: immediate poss.:
$50 mo. Furnished. Clarendon 1905. 1s.
1927 EsKRIDGE TERRACE N.W.-DE-
tached BUNGALOW. B rooms, bath and ga
rage; recently. renovated: well furnished:
rent Reasonable: open Sat and Sunday.
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

PC, C,HOO.
$500 CaSh-$47.50 Monthly.
Fine. nice large rooms. modern tiled
bath. hot-water heat.
PHONE US FOR PARTICULARS.
MOSS REALTY CO..
Tower Building. Met. 1870.
Evenings Shepherd 3743
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
5SLEY HEIGHTS.

VGS0bc1
Nine-room house 3 baths. lavatory on
hrst floor. maids room. with full bath: oil
burner. gear garage; lot 100x135 South
east corner OF 45th st. and Cathedral ave-
Open all day Sunday. Very reasonable
price.
I. E. SHOEMAKER.
15l4 x st. NV. National 2076.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
800 AND 604 VAN BUREN ST. NV.
Beautiful Detached Homes
Eight large. light rooms g bed roomSl.
insulated attic. furred walls hot-water
heat, electric refrigerator, garage and all
Open and Lighted Until $40 PM.
Drive Out and Look Them Over.
HOWenStein Realty Corp,
141s st. NV. District 1877.
NORTHEASTERN DOWN.
well-built and solid two-story and
basement red brick house & rms, bath.
gas. cleo, h.-wh. Rear yard and loft.
alley with space for garage. Rear porches
both floors. Located near 18th and G.
strictly f1rst-class colored neighborhood:
quiet; convenient to business center and
situated among home owners. Nicely
financed,
$500.
Call Mr. Miller.
Natl. 09s2. Sunday Pot. 3547-R
CAYWOOD BROS Il GARRETT. INC
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

1TLDEN GARDENS 900 EQUITY FOR
quick sale. ST 500. Address Box 39-M. Star
Cffice.
TILDEN GARDENS-BEAUTIFU 5-ROOM
apartment exposures, overlooking gar
dens. a good buy Phone Cleveland 6054.'
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.950-Colonial. rms. . baths, 2
porches, double garage. Near 14th and
Shepherd SITS. overlooking park easy
terms.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

81, 1865 ROOMS. BATH, on HEAT.
porches; heated garage Princeton pI NV
overlooking Soldiers Home Park; terms.
s7.950-7 rms. bath. hot-water heat
porches lovely yard; terms arranged. 14th
and Quincy sts. NV.
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+. 1912 4th ST
rooms. bath. garage, recreation
room: near school, stores and cars-SS0 90
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SACRIFICE.
NEW BRICK HOMES.

S5.450-Bungalow, 3 rms. beautiful tile
bath. automatic heat; ref.
Observation-Disclosures rms, b.: garage:
insulated, caulked, furred; con-
venient location.
7,450-Petworth-6 rms. b.: real
home buy. section of all new
homes.
S450-Woodridge bungalow. Petworth-
baths row houses.
9,450-Marietta Park-Det.. Colonial de-
signed; . baths; near 20-acre
park
Terms as low as $500 cash For fur
ther information auto TO inspect.
ROGER MOSS. 427 18th st. Dist. 1921.
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.500-Lovely s-rm. house. oil heat.
10th and Lamont sts.. Mt. Pleasant.
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BRICK BUNGALOWS
BUNGALOW. $3.50.
SACRIFICE,

3-story. semi-detached brick in Old
Georgetown; master bed rooms. Terms
$3.50 cash, payments less than $1,000
per month. Call today
WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE
SASSER REALTY CO., DISTRICT 5657-s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE 5-RM. BUNGALOW. SUN
room OF beautiful Wisconsin ave. and
mr. Bethesda's new shopping center. Wis.,
consin ;t721-J.
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHEp.
A DEAL HnMH

REAL HOME.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-Large brick. mod
ern home; first floor living dining room,
kitchen, bed room bath; End floor. bed
rooms, bath; beautiful yard garage. LES
LIE D. MEASEII. CleY. 346h. lHs
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KRAFT REALTY CO. INC,
DiSfricf noo2 Ada ms % L 1

KRAFT REALTY Co, INC
District O223. Adams 221S 1s'
NJ CAP ST.. ST. MARTIE s PARISH.
Thoroughly modern six-room brick dwell
ing. in new-house condition. Front and
rear porches. built-in garage. Possession
NEAR 11th AND PA AVE s. E.
Six-room and bath brick dwelling. with
cellar. h.-w. heat. cleo; garage. Price
$500. Reasonable cash, bal. monthly
in B. A.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW--VACANT
Very coZy 5-rm. and bath dwelling,
ready to move into. Nice yards. Only
$1,000. B. A. trust. payable monthly.
Reasonable cash payment.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO.
District 35H0 gI4 q St NV
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STROUP. Geo. il3S
T31 Southern Bldg Dist n36s
VICINITY OF NEW CALVERT ST. BRIDGE,
25-ft. semi-detached home originally cost
ing $4,000: > rooms kitchen. pantry and
breakfast porch on first floor. 3 roor-s >
baths. porch on second floor; finished third
floor OF rooms. bath and porch. 2-car
orick garage gas heat rare bargain in
this section for S135OO. Call Mr. Fischer,
BCsS 4, PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVE
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81. $50. TERMS. Sc. BARGAIN-OWNER
going away. rooms. bath. automatic
heat. concrete .porches. spacious grounds.
garage. Lovely condition throughout,
possession arranged; title ready. Particu-
lars 9O4 2 St n
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A DOCTORS s OPPORTUNITY.
Home and ONCE. Sl0.950.
1900 block of 14th st. n.w.-2-story,
s-room brick in the best Of condition.
House is "A feet wide. Oil heat. Electric
refrigeration. Alley. Call MR.. LEWIS,
Cleveland 05S0.
JEFFERSON ST. NV. NEAR GA AVE.
Six large rooms. . back porches, garage.
Can be arranged for families good
buy. Small cash payment Your own
terms. Call MIR. ROWE. District :}346.
NEW CENTER HALL. DETACHED .
bath brick at 50 $50. A separate break
fast room and a recreation room with a
hardwood floor; big living room with wood
burning fireplace Splendid lot; within
i2 block OF car line and within = blocks
OF school. Ask for Mr. Hill
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
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Completely furnished house. living room
dining room. 3 bed rooms inclosed porch,
garage. kitchen, newly refrigerated; con-
venient to everything o minutes TO down
town: 1000. North 4533.
INVEST IN RARE NE BARGAIN-TAP-
estry brick; near Capitol. Only So. 900.
Consists of complete apartments in
cluding 3 Frigidaires; automatic heat; an
income property and home: possession ar
ranged; terms Full particulars. 904 F
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FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING APT IN
Cleveland Park suitable for woman, child
and maid. Address Box 155-M. Star
Office 1S'
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
couple. west of Conn. ave. and north of
Taft Bridge. Nov. /. 1896. Address Box
15S-M Star Office 1S'
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553l SHERRIER PL. NV. (OUT CON
duit rd d)-Det.; rooms, bath, inclosed
porches: large yard; $50. DIXIE REALTY
CO., INC, 1417 st. NV. Natl. $3.50.
VACANT; 1901 JEFFERSON ST. NV
Semi-det.; 8 T., . b.; oil burner; Frigid-
venient adults; SS5. 9 Grant circle NV
r., b.; glassed porch; convenient; 2-car.
gar; Gentiles; adults; S72.50. Monday
Georgia Ol79.
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NEAR 10th AND COL. RID.
y rooms and bath: near cars and
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BOOMING HOUSE
On @ st. NW.-Near 3rd.
10 rooms, bath. excellent condition; first
commercial; all modern. Price So, $50. viii
sell on easy terms. Call Mr.. Raine. RAM
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District 3347.
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You'll Want This Home.
I'LL FLOWER AVE.
BATTERY PARK.

7-room house on beautiful lot. garage
price and low cash payment. Wisconsin
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WITHIN "a BLOCK OF 10th ST. NV,
near Farragut st.-A detached brick house
OF d rooms, maids room. bath and extra
Iavatoryi large covered porch; 2-car
garage. Built by Breuninger means that
this is good house. Price. $4,000.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
1919 K St NV Natl 1166.
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Continued From First Page.)
New York State under Mr.. Roosevelt
as Governor; William Stafford, presi-
dent of Western and Southern In
demnity; Thomas A. Buckner, presi-
dent of the New York Life Insurance
Co.; Charles F. Williams, president of
Western and Southern Life Insurance
Co.; Edmund z. Zacher, president OF
Travellers Insurance Co.; Guy w. Cox,
president of the John Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance Co.; Michael ]. Cleary,
president of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co., and Chairman
Ecker and Vice President Craig of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Seeks Financial Status.
Early told newspaper men the Pres
ident has no intention or thought of
setting up a Federal Insurance Bureau
and Insurance Commission, or a De-
partment of Insurance.
The whole subject of the manage
ment Of insurance" Early said, will
be left, as In the past, to the irsur-
ance superintendent of the various
States.
II say this because it has been gen.
orally booted around that the Gov
ernment is about to take over in
Surance.
The purpose of today's conference
Is to find out the present financial
status of insurance companies to see
how 1t has improved since 1880, and
to see what the Federal Government
can do in the way Of helping them
further to improve their situation.
IF these ways of assisting are ex-
plored today, as they will be, it Is be-
lieved ways will be found without
cost to the Federal Government and
the policy Of this Administration
will be one of assistance and help
fulness."
Agreement in 1880.
Early said Beha, while superintend-
ent of New York State insurance in
1880, reached an agreement with life
insurance companies operating in the
State and superintendents Of insur-
ance of various States, which per-
mitted some types of companies to
set up system of accountancy so
securities and other paper held by
them could be listed as OF a certain
date when they figured assets, rather
than currently.
At the time, Early said Beha de-
veloped as q result of the conferences
that virtually all the insurance COM
panies, If called upon then to liquidate,
could not have done so because the
market prices of the securities they
held had fallen to point where losses
would have put them in the red.
Beginning In 1880, Early said the
President, Is Governor, began Q series
Of conferences with insurance and
Evening star., 1936-09-15

other business people. which he has
continued since coming to the White
House.
Knox Repeats Charge.
Knox, speaking at Helena, Mont,
last night repeated his Allentown
charge that life insurance and savings
accounts are endangered by the ad-
ministration's fiscal policies, and said
the present spending policy leads
straight to imitation" He emphasized
that his Allentown statement referred
only to the value of money, not to the
solvency OF any concern.
|. "It is not the insurance companies
or the savings banks that are un-
sound" he said They are as safe
as the Rock of Gibraltar. 1t is the
administration of the American Gov
ernment that is unsound."
Because Of a reduction In the
dollars purchasing power, he said
"the value Of every life insurance
policy and every savings account has
been reduced"
Secretary of the Treasury Morgen-
thau. asked yesterday about Knox's
Allentown charge, said:
"The time to worry about that (life
insurance and savings) was three
years ago There is nothing to worry
about now"
In administration circles here, It
was said statements had gone out from
certain insurance companies telling
policy holders that continued New
Evening star., 1936-09-15

homes are potential recreational
areas. Here, free from the all-side-
walk-street character Of the average
urban front yard, children may play
and adults may chat. These areas
will serve as front porches," since
the houses have none.
Attempting to preserve the park
like nature of the town site, resettle-
ment has spared all trees not directly
interfering with construction. There
has been no wholesale, indiscriminate
clearance Of timber. Trees have
recreational, in addition to esthetic
and land-saving qualities.
Even the graveyard, tucked away
on the edge of the green belt of sur
rounding trees (source of the towns
name), has felt this emphasis on rec
reation. Bordering the area, already
containing the tombstone OF a project
worker. Is a path interspersed with
hewn-log tables and benches. This
will perhaps some day be the main
channel of communication with q
huge l,700-acre area a mile from
the town. Once extensive farm land,
the abandoned fields and wooded
clumps may some day be developed
into huge park. Resettlement is
considering transfer of this territory
to the National Parks Service.
Recreation and Relaxation.
Recreation is not all exercise. It
is also relaxation. There will be the
movie theater and the school audi
torium. Resettlement hopes to use
these TOR furtherance of an educa-
tional program now under considera-
ton by planners who visualize large
adult attendance at scientific movies
and learned lectures. Here, also.
amateur dramatists will develop their
talents:
Experts on recreation will tell you,
however, that facilities alone do not
guarantee utilization. This depends
upon another factor-formation of q
definite recreational program. In
Washington today, for instance, there
are many recreational facilities un-
used because Of no planned activities
for their use.
Base ball leagues must be organ
lied, tennis tournaments must be
staged. swimming must be taught if
the facilities are to reap the harvest
Of health, are not to lie fallow because
a program is lacking.
Full-time directors must be en-
ployed to supervise activities and stim-
ulate interest in recreation. Resettle-
ment has promised inclusion of such
directors salaries in the town budget
Present plans contemplate hiring Of
organizers by the corporation. But
If these items are omitted from the
final list of the corporations expenses
if resettlement also puts this respon.
sibility on the people to build ur
community spirit" the potential ben.
ef1ts of the lake, the playground, the
athletic field and other valuable as
sets will be nullified. People must be
induced into recreation If the mass is
to be affected.
Tomorrow: Resettlement's prom
tses OF complete selt-liQuidation
\ cannot be fulfilled.
Evening star., 1936-09-15
SEA OF BLOOD"
SEENBY HITLER
German Chancellor Declares
BoIshevism Will Plunge
Europe Into War.
By the Associated Press.

NURNBERG, Germany, September
15.-The spread of bolshevism in Eu-
rope, Adolf Hitler believes, will plunge
the continent into q sea Of blood"
"I watch with fearful anxiety the
developments in Europe the German
chancellor declared In the closing
speech Of the annual National So
cialist Convention hast night.
II have seen this danger clearly, but
I do not belong to those who faint at
the sight of H.' the Fuehrer told
thousands Of applauding Nazis.
I'VE are entering great period Of
history-a period in which not the
wiseacres but the brave will come out
on top.
I'VE must be xeady for every sacri-
fee God demands of us. We must
have that which is most indispensable
of all. raw materials-the ore of the
iron heart"
Hitler accepted the name the Rus
sian press gave to him after his caustic
criticism of Jewry and bolshevism,
saying:
They call me wild man. All right.
As a wild man I am q better Eu-
ropean"
He scorned democracy with the
comment, Its all the same to US
whether democracies hate Nazi Ger
many or not. One can love or one
can hate Germany-but one could
never destroy it."
National socialism," he said,
doesn't care what beliefs are held
abroad, but we won't tolerate lying re-
ports about our teachings and inten-
tions."
His final challenge to bolshevism
came in climactic warning:
IF the Bolshevist military forces
ever march against us. we'll throw
them out as we did bolshevism itself.
If our neighbors respect Germany's
freedom, honor and equality. they'll
find in Germany their best friend.
But If the Bolshevists try to open
the gates to other countries, they'll
find new German army standing at
Germany's door,"
A showdown is coming-in one way
or another and sooner or later-be-
tween two schools of political and
economic theory, Hitler asserted. He
named "bolshevism" as one school and
instructed his listeners to realize that
National Socialism in Germany Is fully
prepared to fight against surrender
ito the enemy we have come to know
so we'll"
The Fuehrer was the central figure
at the concluding ceremony Of the
party session. He stood in front of his
hotel as the Pickering flames Of lighted
torches Illuminated the medieval
street.
AS the last blast of the Naz buglers
split the night air and the final roll
of drums died away, the Reichsfuehrer
raised his arm In the NaI salute. The
vast throng responded with a similar
sign.