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Evening star., 1936-12-06
ROBBER SLAIN IN STORE
Grocer Helps Detective Capture
Second Bandit in Hold-Up.

PHILADELPHIA, December
R).-A city detective shot and killed
a robber tonight while grocery store
owner helped him capture another in
an attempted hold-up.
Detective Sergt. Bart German said
he shot John Collins. 80, colored, as
the robber used the grocer. Harry
Shapiro. AZ, as a human shield in a
pistol battle, and John Henderson, IT.
also colored. and Collins alleged ac-
complice, tried to prevent the officer
from firing.
German said he surprised the two
men in the store after they had held
up Shapiro's wife. Ethel. 36, and taken
S35 from the cash register.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
First Illness at Ill Fatal.

NEIDERBURG, Germany. Decem-
Der 5 R.-Germany's Oldest man,
111-year-old Friedrich Sadowski, died
today Of an illness which friends said
was the first he ever had. He worked
on farm until he was 102.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
GIRL SEEKING SANTA
IS KILLED BY AUTO
Child Struck Down in Baltimore
While on Trip to Stores
Toy Display.

BY the Associated PNss.
BALTIMORE, December 5.-Mar-
garet Ogle, S, who went down town
today to see department store Santa
Claus and Christmas toy display.
fell beneath the wheels Of an auto
mobile and was killed.
Miss Mabel Geisinger of Frederick,
Nd, whom police held pending action
of the automobile coroner, said she
was backing her car out from the
curb, heard scream and discovered
she had struck the little girl.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
STUBBORN
RHEUMATISM

When your stubborn rheumatism,
neuritis or rheumatic gout is caused
or aggravated by excess uric acid
and most cases are-one swift power
full safe formula is Allenru Capsules
often the terrible pain and agony 90
in 4s hours-ask any live druggist In
America for Allenru capsuies-you
won't be disappointed.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
BRADEN TO SPEAK
Greenbelt Official Will Address
Prince Georges Democrats.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, December
5.-Roy Braden. Greenbelt official,
will be the guest speaker at the
monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club of Prince Georges
County December 10 at the Lord
Calvert Inn here at pm. Nomina-
tions for club officers for 1887 will
be made. r. Nelson Snouffer, jr,
first vice president of the club, is in
charge of arrangements for the
meeting.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

aee sweeps back from the windshield an unbroken curve
Interiors tailored the minute. The slanng Vpe wind
shield opens in all closed cars.
is in safety quiet and comfort The body all steel
top sdes floor and Frame welded into single steel of great
protective strength Safety Glass all around charge
New methods mounting body and engine bring queer operation
You invited visit your Ford dealer and how the quality
the lowprce field has broadened range and extended
its usefulness as The Universal Car
Evening star., 1936-12-06

Body type. available with 60 or IS horsepower
engine without de luxe equipment): Tudor
Sedan, Tudor Touring Sedan, Fordor Sedan.
Fordor Touring Sedan, Five.window Coupe
De Luxe types, with 8s-horsepower engine: Tudor
Sedan, Tudor Touring Sedan, Fordor Sedan.
Fordor Touring Sedan, Five.window Coupe, Road.
ster, Phaeton, Club Cabriolet, Convertible Cab.
riolet, Club Coupe, Convertible Sedan.
AUTHORIZED FORD FINANCE PLANS
$2S month. after usual dewnpaymest, buys any
model 1897 Ford VS. Car-from any Ford dealer -
anywhere in the United States. Ask about the easy
psynsns plans Of The Univsrsal Credit Company.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

THE New Ford V8 for 1887 is car built in only
chassis sze-but the quality V8 engine which powers
offered szes IS horsepower for maximum performance
with good economy-60 horsepower for good performance with
maximum economy:
The smaller 6ohorsepower VI engine optional in several body
types makes possible the lowest price for Ford years
The car is entirely in appearance and roomy with
allow of gravity Headamps steamned into the fender
aprons The modern ype hood hinged at the back The
Evening star., 1936-12-06

NEW coMF0RT: By every modern
standard of design, the 1887 Ford V.8 isa
big, roomy car. Extra space is in the
body where you need it, not taken up
by the engine under the hood. Comfort
of the Center.Poise Ride is increased
by smoother action Of the long-tapering
springs with newtype interleaf pressure
fabrication. The whole car is quieter too.
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in cool location: IL rooms. 3 baths;
screened; refrigerator; porches; lovely
grounds; fountain; rock garden. DIXIE
CHEVY CHASE. BRADLEY LANE-COM-
pletely furnished: six rooms. bath. garage:
May I5 to August l. Phone Wisconsin
3S1g-W
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SALE-HOUSES.


tContinued.D
18TH ST. NV. NEAR ALLISON-LIKE AN
olo shoe, restful homeike rooms. q
paths. oil burner. garage. nice Garden.
porches. No renovizing needed here Just
MAKER. 1119 K ST. NV National 1855.
R: I. AVE. NV, NEAR 14th-3-sToRY
t prsGs. ~ ms baths INV h: est. tourist
tIaoe. OWNER. Decatur 3593-W
OPEN TODAY AND TONIGHT.
rooms and bath. semi-det. brick home.
reconoltioned like new; beautiful. larss
sun room, @. E. refrigeration. gas furnace,
concrete front porch. bl-i garage: close 20
tfansportation; first time offered for sale;
terms. See this now.
NEAR Both AND CLAIMING Sis NE IN
a good eighborhood-6-room detached
mouse with garage. very large lot; new
house condition. Price. SO $50. LOUIS
r SHOEMAKER. 11l9 K st. NV. Ma.
$3.50 CASH $50 PER MONTH WILL BUY
500 house. Six rooms semi-detached.
NV H.. gas; cleo; garage; good northwest
location. SUN REALTY. 202 Southern
blds.. Metropolitan 1852. Sundays Po-
tomac 323l. Ask for Mr.. Peterson.
1881 WARDER ST. NW-3 BED ROOMS.
kitchen. hall dining room. living room.
sun porch, automatic gas heat, continuous
hot water large basement laundry tubs.
entirely furnished; terms. Call after 7:30
y m. Adams 1859
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RENT-FLATS.

1000 ST NE-4 R. b ELEC-- HEAT
furnished Kew in store Rent $40
JOHN SCRIEENER Il BRO. Hl4 G ST. NV
1921 eth NW-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
and bs tn. S32.5O
NJ. FRANK RUPERT 1921 eth ST. NV.
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Buys Groom. bath brick home with ga
rage. This Is real value and is located
on 18Th 81. in Woodridge section. near
schools stores and transportation. PAUL
p. STONE. REAGTOR. phone North 747l.
WEST UPPER I4th-SALE OR TRADE.
Convenient location. Unusual Is rooms
on : floors; semi-detached brick a pri.
Vate bed rooms new condition aut. heat,
cement porches. lear garage attic insu.
lated. screens. awnings. weather-stripped.
Real opportunity. Reasonable for quick
sale Consider small house D c. as part
payment E. w. BAILEY. Adams 1885
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LOVELY 8 ROOMS. 4 BED ROOMS;
home detached in Woodbridge near Rhode
Island ave. Large rooms, nice lot; trees
and shrubs real bargain on easy terms.
Call MR.. OREM. Georgia 4639.
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SALE-HOUSES.

$500 DOWN. $50 MONTH-ON TRINIDAD
ave. ne. beautiful Colonial brick 6-room
house a mi Act quickly. This won't last
r. G DUNE. 500 H st. ne. Line. 1915
IN WOODBRIDGE BY OWNERS. 1904
18th ST. ne: detached house, six LARGE
rooms. bath. attic. cellar. porches. garage
with licht frneS. SSNloS
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RENT-FURNITURE.

kitchene-te Equipment available May IS;
$40 mo Park Central. Apt. liz, Sunday
or week days after 5.
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S7,65O-PETWORTH- ROOMS. BATH.
shower. . screened back porches. concrete
sun porch. built-in garage. No dealers.
Phone Adams 55O9-J
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APAkTMENIS-ON fUhNlShED.
SULGRAVE MANOR,
$3.50 CONN. AVE. NV.
Modern, elevator building; Sec
retarial telephone service, cleo
trio refrigeration on house cur
rent. Two rooms, kitchen, dining
alcove, large foyer and bath. See
resident manager.
$4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National Zoo. 925 18th ST NV
21OO 10Th ST. NV.
JUST SOUTH OF COLUMBIA RD)
Three rooms, kitchen and bath
in eight-Story elevator building;
switchboard service. electric re-
frigeration on house current.
Resident manager.
$69.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21OO. 925 18th St. NV.
4Oth PL. AND BENTON NV.
Applications now being accepted: avail
pch., heat and hot water included; $3.50
up.
L. t GRAvATTE.
72a 18th Realtor. Nat. 0753.
1857 IRVING ST. NV.
Three large rms, k. b. newly deco.
3rd-d. front; . exposures; Frigidaire; res.
manager
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SMALL APT. HOUSE: 2. ROOMS. KIT,
bath. front and back porches. south expo
sure; quiet adults. Also bachelor apt.
References. 1901 King st. I'd. Alex, Va.
Phone Alexandria 1s22-W.
HIGH BRIDGE-L1vING ROOM. KITCH-
en-. bed rooms and bath. ami, unfurn;;
basement garden: $50: preferably no chill
dren. Drive out Defense Highway to Bald
win Garage. turn left one mile, apply
BRADY STORE. High Bridge. Md.
FuRSNIsHEp ApTo Rooms. BATE aars.
Spring. Md. Phone Shepherd 3279.
PRIVATE HOUSE. end FLOOR. 3 LARGE
rooms. bath: heat, lights and refrigeration;
garage. Phone 92-J-2. Falls Church. Va.
TWo-RooM APT: FFyRNIsHEPl NEAR
seat Pleasant. Nd. ~
CLARENDON, VA, 1908 n HUDSON ST
Furnished. 2-bed-room apt. all outside
rooms. LIST floor. a mi. 1 block from stores
s ssd transportation Ans r 10 minutes to D. c.
SECOND FLOOR, PRIVATE ENTRANCE:
3 cool rooms, ami: large tile bath and
shower, laundry and garage: large grounds;
furnished or unfinished: frst st: past in
tersection Defense High. and Landover rd.:
Cheverly bus: large white house.
NE. COR. 9th ST SOUTH AND QUINCY
St, Arlington Vat unfurnished rooms,
sen1i-bath: reconditioned; garage: one block
Columbia pike bus.
BRENTWOOD. MD. 42O9 WELLS AVE
Unfurnished Groom apt. new: semi-bath.
heat and electricity. on Hyattsville bus
line: adults; reasonable. Greenwood 1113.
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SALE-CO-OPERATIVE APIS.

BARGAIN IF SOLD AT oNCE-No so
Parkwood,. 1746 K st. NV rooms. bath;
eq for hdm 9r Do Hsrs once
opportunity to invest in fine property at
sacrifice price Key is at switchboard.
LEROY GADDIS. Jr,
1913 18th st. NV National 1877.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. SOUTHEAST.
Small cash payment and $50 per month
plus semi annual interest will buy rooms
cleo. refrigeration. Frame BUNGALOW, lot
50xl40. Nearly new all modern. only
$4,000. Terms Phone Columbia 3lS4.J
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1927 33rd ST. NV.
HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR,
new oil burner: corner, detached: sleepins
porch. front and back porches rent, $50.
open Saturday after . o'clock. 90
2429 ANGER PL. SE.-BUS FIR. 18th &
Pa. ave. sc. and 18th and Eye NV, L
dare; r., elec.; garden. 39x37s IT,:
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

tContinued.)
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME.
3I5 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Beautifully furnished throughout. in
perfect condition: rooms and bath; own
built-in garase; lisht and gas furnished;
Sl25 per mo-: Winter months, heat fur
nished. $3.50 per mo. Inspection by APP
''."''' WAP s & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
Seven rooms, bath. Inspection bv appt.
only: Heat, light, gas furnished. Summer
months Sl25; Winter months. $50.
315 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
,,o WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1224 4th st. NV. District 3348.
Just Off Connecticut Ave.
And south Of Dupont Circle. house for
people OF culture in q refined neighbour
nood rooms and 3 baths for the
family; additional quarters for servant;
garage; available for Summer season;
SlGu per month. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
l.lg K st. Phone National 1866.
1927 33rd ST. NV.
9 rooms and bath: h-wh.; electric re-
SO per month available May i.
j. MCKINNEY BERRY.
1888 Wisconsin Ave. West Q513-O514.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED

ISIS CONN. AVE .W-BEAUTIFULLY
furn. a-room house; sleeping porch. ,
baths. servants quarters, yard double
garage; $50.
MASS. AVE. AT SHERIDAN CIRCLE
backs on R. c. dr.-Porch. garden. bed
rooms. > baths. elect. refrigeration; May
3 or June / 10 September ] ); S115 q mo.
Address Box 3l3-H Star office
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402s o4th St. n'e.-The last Of four
outstanding BUNGALOWS: all-brick construc-
ton. with basement under whole house:
large rooms fireplace. foored attic; splen-
did corner lot. facing park. Terms. 81 900
down, balance like rent
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OPEN SUNDAY-l1 TO f.
6SO6 Meadow lane-"-story detached
stone cottage. rms . baths: bed room
and bath on first floor: shady lawn: neal
SCHOOLS. DIXIE REALTY CO., Nat, $3.50
Sunday call Adams $3.50.
IN CHEVY CHASE. DC, NEAR CIRCLE
very nice brick dwelling of rooms and :!
paths: immediate possession; reasonable
rent to desirable tenant
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WooDRIDGE REALTY CO..
or 2 Arn N NJ q.

detached tapestry brick, S rooms y baths.
| finished sleeping and breakfast porch,
recreation room: gas heat 3-car brick
Georgia G557
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NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOL-SIX
rooms and bath. two rear porches deep
lot with garage; House in excellent shape
and 20 feet wide. This will make an ex-
CEMENT nome near transportation and
stores Price. $3.50. Phone Mr.. NYCE.
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BURLEITH,
1905 31th st. n.w.-A modern home
in this delightful community with
six rooms. bath. double rear porches,
electric refrigeration; ST.. 80 mo-
SHANNON H. LUCHS CO.
sos II ST. NV National n346
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SS4S.!5 MONTHLY $50 CASH

NEAR CAPITOL. OPEN 626 A ST NE.
10 p. m. today. Opportunity. rooms,
isEse lot Reasonable. E. W. BAILEY.
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tire second floor 3 brigat rooms. private
bath with shower, incIosed back porch,
insulated roof. elec refrIeerauon. gas,
lights. heat and hot water furnished.
available May Is: $3.50. References
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HILLCREST,
OR1n sItD@L CIT e -

New, brick bungalow large living room
with open flreplace. modern kitchen with
cabinets AID electric refrigerator, two
lovely bed rooms. beautiful tiled bath with
shower. finished attic which could be con-
verted into two additional rooms. Liberal
terms. Open Sunday from 1880 a m. to
pm; daily from 1890 am. to pm.
MAPLE &; JAMES. INC,
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DOWNTOWN BOOMING HOUSE
25 rooms. baths. in addition to servants
quarters in the basement: one Mass. ave
NV. right downtown; good white section;
S1s25O; well financed; act quickly.
HIGB1E RICHARDSON & FRANKLIN.
INC. 1914 K st. NV. National 2076.
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,S1o- ., ~ l NON HL2 500 CASH:
10 Modern 6-room brick, garaee: 3 porches
e. screened; gas heat. FriRidaire
GEORGIA $500: Sunday. Columbia 1882
A SEMI DETACHED BRICK HOME IN
eooo northwest section; rooms and bath,
with h W H. elec.: lot 80 feet front. Price
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 K st. NV.
MODERN SIX-ROOM HOME HARD.
Wooo noors; Columbia Heights near 18th
a pick-up. Phone Adams 4Sa5
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Observation-Disclosures.
(Cnntinued1

GEORGIA APT. 922 L ST NW.-TWo
rooms kitchen. bath. porch: $1,000
adults
l LARGE ROOM. pINETTE, KITCHEN
refined couple. Call 1898 Colorado ave.
NV. Apt. 6.
ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH:
adults very desirable. 1885 Conn. ave.
WANT EXTRA LARGE ROOMS? ALL
bright outside? Then see 3 rooms, kit. b.
Adults only. 61S st. NV,
s14s p ST, NW.-FIRST-FLOoR APT.
rooms kitchen and bath. $50 month;
cleo. gas and new Frisidaire included.
1906 STAPLES ST. NE.-Three bright
rooms and tile bath; light Housekeeping;
new home. a.
rooms. kitchenette; light, gas telephone
$40 month.
4l3 EIGHTH ST. SE-FIVE LARGE RMS.
and bath; Just redecorated heat iurn'
large porch and yard; reasonable. Attain
sI4l ADAMS MILL RD.-ovERLookING
Rock Creek Park; new. entire second
floor . rooms, kitchen and bath; SO,
including gas. light and frisldaire
7O3- THIRD. ST. NV, CORNER GI ,s35
gas cleo and hot water: Bird floor; S3s;
adults: inquire in drug store
j 736 LANIER PL NW.-3 LARGE ROOMS
and sun parlor apart; newly, dec: must
friseration included; sos. Adams 1891.
18th AND COLUMBIA. RD.--.3 ROOMS.
kitchenette tile bath large front porch;
S575 Key 1858 Columbia I'd
i4th AND GIRARD-FIRST FL. AND BASE
ment r.. k &, b; oak floors, gas range
cleo, refrigeration. laundry tubs. not water
Columbia a25S.
THE MELROSE. 1343 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Attractive, cheerful 4-room, Kitchen, PAIN
porch apt Fricidsire on honse T S9Fr SGE
co. 7o5 Fla. ave NV. North olo4.
OUESADA ST NV. D. C.-NEW HOME;
entire second floor; , large rooms. kitcnen'
porch two baths garage Georeia IL
1850 IRVING ST NV ROOMS. K. B.
porch: redecorated; now available; saragei
adults preferred. Col. 1s:I:f-J.
Si5 ST. NE-6 LARGE R: AND Z,
apt. :}rd floor; back porches $50, 1850
Potomac ave Send floor apt. ! rms
kit: heat. lieht, gas furn.: So 30
BISCHOFF. - Sth ST. ne. Lin. 61lo-OSl5
2 LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH
Heat; gas. electricity retrigeTahon i G21:;
THREE ROOM, BRIGHT, AIRY APT,
private bath; unlimited phone; employed
couple preferred. l34o Irving 81. NV
Col 1850. o
1914 MERIDIAN PL.-TWo ROOMS,
idaire. gas, electricity included; ch'w''
$40 month.
LA SALE APIS. 102s CONN. AVE. APT,
4"S-5 rooms. baths; corner. 3 exposures,
delishtfully cool. Phone Met. 01:4
. LARGE 3nd-FLoOR, ROOMS, LARGE
month; also i large room, kitchen and
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Se,45O TERMS BUYS A TWo-FAMILY
house in good ne. section. Here is an
opportunity to acquire comfortable, con-
venient home al a small monthly outlay.
Phone for appointment North 741l. PAUL
P. STONE. REAITOR
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LOVELY DETACHED WOODBRIDGE HOME,
. rooms, bath; bed room on first floor;
hot-water heat nice front porch, beautiful
lot. S6.950 on terms you can afford
PAUL P. STONE. REALTOR, North 747I.
$3.50 WILL BUILD YOU MODERN
3-rm. brick BUNGALOW with h-Uh built
IN hath. eiec. kitchen full-szed basement;
oO-ft. paved lot all improvements in:
pear D. e line and River I'd. Phone
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GLORIFIED FARM HOUSE. ARTIST
home; furnished. II rooms. bath. show
laundry. room; ia acres: large trees.
shrubs. lawns and garden will finish SWIM
ming pool. if desired; oil paintings. Orien-
tai rugs. brasses and ANTIQUES: not far
frnnn CheMY Che 8 20 AIst nln1
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as is now granted to the several States,
he said.
IF additional funds for highway
purposes are required. 1t has been
recommended that this be brought
about by an increase in the gas tax"
he said, "but the Federation opposes
weight tax in lieu Of the general
property tax now paid on the value
of an automobile. At the present time
the automobile owner must pay the
regular property tax rate on the value
Of his car and any proposal to abolish
the general property tax and substitute
weight tax without regard to The
value of the car or the amount to
which it may make use of the public
streets is one Of the most regressive
forms Of taxation that can be imagined.
Lower Rate Advocated.
The federation has recommended
legislation which would permit the
general property tax to be levied on
so per cent of the true value. In order
to produce an equal amount of revenue,
the rate would necessarily be doubled
but without any increase in taxes to
be met by the taxpayer.
1T Is believed that this would re-
suit in a more equitable and Just ap-
preparation by the Federal Govern
Evening star., 1936-01-05

ment for the reason that many mem-
bers of Congress insist that the local
taxpayer must bear his fair share.
and in determining this so-called fair
share they compare the tax rate in
the city of Washington with the tax
rates in their home communities, when
In reality the rates are not comparable.
"The federation further believes that
1t is unfair to attempt to shift the
entire cost of local government to the
city. The Federal Government is
constantly acquiring taxable property.
thereby reducing the taxable valuation
on which taxes may be levied. More
than 80 per cent Of the real estate
values In the city Of washington. is
owned by the Federal Government
and more than 10 per cent Of the
real property values Is exempt from
taxation. The Federal Government
alone owns approximately $3.50 e.0oo. 900
of real and tangible personal property.
II this property were subject to the
same rate Of taxation as privately
owned property, it would result in the
payment by the Federal Government
Of almost double the amount that Is
paid at the present time ON a lump
sum basis"
Evening star., 1936-01-05
Resort Plans for 1896.

A 1LANIlc CITY, January A
"A After a record breaking holiday
week. Atlantic City is deep in the
business of planning for 1886 resort
improvements and conventions.
The City Commission, the Special
Events Committee and various other
civic groups are hard at work making
plans and adopting policies for the
coming Summer, while the biggest
convention year since 1880 Is already
assured Bigger meetings booked for
the mammoth Convention Hall in
clude the Horse Show, the National
Conference of Social Workers and
Rotary International
A number of smaller groups will
convene In various hotels.
The Winter vacation visitor will find
Atlantic City's sports season offering
versatile combination of Winter and
Summer diversions. Out-of-door
sports, such as horseback riding, BIZ
cycling, hunting and golf, continue
with zest. Indoor sports include
ice hockey games between the Atlantic
City Sea Gulls and the Baltimore
Orioles, the New York Rovers,. the
Hershey Bars, the Pittsburgh Yellow
Jackets and other leading amateur
teams. These contests are staged
every Friday and Saturday night in
the warm comfort of the municipal
Auditorium. There is public ice skat-
ing every afternoon and evening and
after the hockey games. The stage
Of the Auditorium is set for wrestling.
Top-rate matches are staged each
Monday night. and in the ball room
there Is dancing on Wednesday night.
One Of the amusement piers is
given over to Eastern League basket
ball games each Wednesday night.
Indoor saltwater swimming pools
with their sun ray lamps are popular
substitutes for the sand and sun of
the Summer months. Squash racquet
courts are occupied day AMI night.
Sun decks are frequented during the
early afternoon hours and tie larger
hotels provide entertainment Of va
rious types for those who do not care
to venture forth for their after-dinner
diversions.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
4-HourTrip
TOBermuda
By Air Near
Breakfast in Gotham.
Luncheon on Isles
to be Possible.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, January A.
Darrells Island, chosen as the
Bermuda base Of the new trans-Atlan-
tic air service, expects regular flights by
June. Arrangements are now COM
plete with the British Government
for Pan-American Always to oper-
ate passenger and mail service be-
tween New York and Bermuda as the
final step on the proposed New York
to London flights. Depending on the
success of the first trial flights, two
trips a week are planned.
Leaving the heavy skies and cold
blasts of New York in the early
morning, travellers are expected to be
able to cover the 666 miles across the
Atlantic in ample time to sit down
to a comfortable luncheon at their
favorite restaurant or hotel.
The four-hour fight provokes the
interesting possibility of Bermuda
enthusiasts flying down for round
of golf or a swim Of cold Winters
afternoon and returning in time to
see the curtain rise on fashionable
opening night in the theater. For
those who have the time, there will
always be the big. luxurious Bermuda
liners making their regular trips.
However, the new air service undoubt-
edly will be an extremely valuable
time saver to busy executives.
With four-hour air service, Ber-
muda, with its balmy skies, pink sands
and blue waters will be just around
the corner. so to speak.