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ROOMS AND BOARD,


21O2 WISCONSIN AVE-Beautiful rooms
sihrle OF. en- suite. private bath. Lovely loca-
ton. Splendid meals. Porches. References.
Reasonable. Emerson 26a4.
ADAMS 1459-Delightful sleeping porch.
twin beds adjacent living room en- suite.
suitable for 2. Jewish family. Excellent
meals.
1920 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for young
ladies'; iI,:na ATTRACTIVE home; walking dstsn:e;
.ls@sn sSes,snt SaSs
1925 COLUMBIA RD, NW:-Attractive
room. twin or double beds: home-cooked
meals: adults: reasonable.
JUST OFF 10Th ST, by Rock Creek Park
Large. double rm., twin beds. private bath
c.h.w.: meals: garage If desired; un-
limited phone. Georgia 244l
LARGE FRONT; also smaller rm. Refined
home of adults. Good board. Adams 1889.
screened porch. overlooking garden. whole
some food. Decatur 1884.
d5S,. 5Ss MASS. .n1vs. AYE NMMasnicsnt sE.d
cancy for young lady. EXCEPTIONAL meals.
1910 VERMONT AvE.-Select front. twin
beds: . large basement rooms. suitable
4 gentlemen: c.hw.: best food: 81 each.
1928 RHODE ISLAND = Young people;
ing and dining rooms; refined surroournd-
ings: reasonable. 26s
VICINITY 10th AND r NW-Exclusive
guest home: semi-private baths: excellent
home cooking: extra table guests accom-
modated; garage available. Emerson 5s54.
THE FLORIDA, 1928 18th St. N.W.-A
comfortable convenient place to live; clean
na Socially: t:assse sss so -s4s SO Monthly 20:
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Newly furnished
studio room. running water. large closet.
screened porch. Decatur 0395.
354I 18th ST. NW-Large double room
each Columbia 5O4g.
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. private baths. some
private living rooms. reception rooms:
young women. Reasonable rates. Col. S923.
4S3I 10th ST Nw-Very desirable room
with twin beds for 2 young men in pri-
vate home; oil heated; 2 meals. Geo. 1875.
3l49 10th ST.-VACANCIES IN NEW
GUEST HOME; DOUBLE AND SINGLE;
PLENTY OF BATHS.
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RENT-FARMS.
RENT-STORES.
RENT-OFFICES.
RENT-oFFICE SPACE.

LE DROIT BLDG. SOO-S10 F ST. NV
Large bright rooms. suitable for omces'
shops and studios: SIS mo. and up. Ap-
ply Room IA
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Rn.TMOPE CTJTR

BILTMORE CLUB,
1889 18th st. NV just on Dupont Circle
Unusually attractive home for young
people; splendid meals.
1776 MASS. AVE. NV.
A distinctive home for young people in
an unsurpassed location. Reasonable.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

90 TAYLOR AVE. RIVERDALE. Md
New S-rm bungalow. all modern improve
ments. Price. $500. Convenient terms
arranged
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TAKOMA PARK-NEW 2-RM. KITCHEN-
ette ant, block to bus; cleo refrigera atcr,
s,h;yi .SHist nsishborhood: s42.So. shep-
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SPECIAL, BARGAIN.

12Is HEMLOCK ST. NV.
Parlor. dining ROOM kitch. and porch:
4 bed rooms and bath: semi-detached:
Frigidaire: just east Of Alaska ave or l SO
west OF Ga. ave. Only $50. vacant
Sept.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141S H st. NV. Dist. 1877.
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WANTED-INVESTMENT PROP.

WE PAY ALL CASH FOR D. C. INVEST.
ment property. Particularly apartment
houses Ranging 16 to 80 units. No COM
missions. We are not brokers. Mr.. CRAW-
FORD ln10 Vermont ave NV Met. 2713.
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ESTATE-MIJST SELL,

STORE AND 5-ROOM APT; good business
section: chain store. same block; lot 21x
$50; bldg semi-detached brick; rent sched-
A No. 1 Investment; will show high return;
also highly speculative at low price. Call
DIETON 2O5 Investment Bldg
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NO CASH PAYMENT.

63O9 Beechwood drive. Chevy Chase. Nd
Nearly new detached Colonial brick; 4
bed rooms and > baths on second floor; l
bed room lavatory and toilet on t1rst moor
finished attic. maids quarters in basement
oil heat lear detached garage, wide lot.
Open for inspection daily. 3 TO pm
PDW. NJ. WILLIS Investment Bldg. Phone
Natinnal r4HQ or wisconsin o3SS.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
ON VEAZEY ST.

semi-detached. tapestry brick; six
porches; nice yard with detached garage
excellent condition; easily ARRANGED for
families. Easy terms
District O3RS STROUP Georgia Abs
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cosESR ssa ~ s1icK pFTwossTH pFSoss11 mos.IH oSan
home. Four bed rooms on End floor. Front
end yeaI porches. Bull. In garags. Csu
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WEST CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ATTENTION. BUILDERS.

improved street: good growing communit
Can deliver for $3.50. Call Mr.. POWELL
Cleveland o301.
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ao52 GEORGIA AVE. NV.

JSCZ OEOCOIh L. IN. w.
This detached brick Colonial contains
e ROOMS AND BATHS. has bed room
and bath on first floor. garage.
SS.T5O-EASY TERMS.
Open daily and Sunday;
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S6450.
So, ,40U.
ETKINGTON PIT, N IF

Attractive semi-detached brick home
containing rooms, bath. hot-water heat,
elec refrigeration and new gas range. TINS
cation for rooming and boarding house
Reasonable terms.
RETTZEIJ, DIST. 3100.
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AURORA HILLS vA.-S25O DOWN.
S55 mo-. incl. taxes; modern broom
frame bungalow. soft lot; convenient
schools stores 1Oc bus. McCLAINE. 200
Wilson blvd. Clarendon. Va. Walnut 9292.
4th AND K STREETS NE.
Seven rooms flour bed rooms). h.-w h..
porches. deep back yard to wide alley.
Possession on 1st. $500 cash. $50 month.
Columbia 21S4-J.
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1915 18th ST NV
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
CORCORAN COURTS,

4O1 o3rd st. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE
SO. so. Rec. hall living room bed room.
dinette kitchen and bath See MANAGER.
Natl. 6933 1404 K CAFRITZ. Dist. 1850
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S11 750-CT,EVEI.A AND PIX.

Near Cathedral very spacious rooms. 2
baths automatic heat. 6. E. ice box. attic
attractive fireplace, Gear brick garage'
looking brick home. built by one Of Wash.
ineton's best builders. was priced AT
for extremely low price. owner is leaving
for West.
Frank S. Phillips, Dist. 1411.
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ROOM AND BATH BRICK:
two-car detached garage; half
sS@ape sprsne or rd i4sh Shown Sn by appoint-
lnent. National 1899.
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SAIE-LOTS.


Lots S4nD up. on easy terms Houses
built 10 suit purchaser. on monthly pay
ments. Service of architect Tree. Make
reservations while prices are low. 123
Colorado Bldg. Phone National 1:i'5.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-S1: $50:
46th ST. near Davenport. on grade. Com
munity of new BRICK houses. completely i'm
proved lot See Mr. Lswton
ADELBERT w. LEE
w
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PARK VIEW RARGAIN

This Colonial brick home, containing .
rooms. bath. elec refrigeration. oil burner,
is in excellent condition; garage on rear
Of lot Can be bought at real low price
on terms. For information. call georgia
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ROW-HOUSE LOTS.

A number of very desirable lots suitab
for detached and semi-detached homes
the vicinity of the Bureau of Standard
All improvements in. including paw
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IN THE HEART OF THE DOWNTOWN
section. substantial business building
with alley facilities: excellent location.
Low price. reasonable terms. Address BOX
1R1~ q nficA
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PINEY BRANCH ROAD,
NEAR WALTER REED
HOSPITAL.

Nearly new ant located on very
lonial home: : rooms 4 bed rooms >
baths. large kitchen with Oxford cabinets
recreation room and play room in base
furred walls weather stripped and
screened throughout; in perfect condition;
close to transportation schools. stores
and churches; must be seen to be appre-
eiated. .. o - .,oe
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SALE-HOUSES.
(ContinuedD
NEAR I1fh ST a

NEAR I4th ST. & QUINCY NV.
Semi-detached brick home. nice rooms.
large lot hwh Priced to sell quickly at
$3.50. Call Mr.. Boaze. Ge. 6179.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV d. 3346
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

N. w, and Mary f. johnson. %. 1926
New Jersey Ave. N. W.
Arthur G. Brinkley, 45, 1911 st,
N W, and Jennie L. Boswood. A. Nor
John Cunico. 80, 1879 New Hampshire
Ave. N. w. and Margaret v. Boccaccio,
IS, Starksvlle, Colo.
Benton NJ Myers, 21, and Lucille z.
Brooks, %. both of 1853 L st. S. e.
Norman Martin, "a, 1888 Connecticut
Ave and Hortense A. Mickler, rs. 1920
Military Rid. N. w.
Edward W. Morris 81, c57 Eastern
Ave N. E.. and "ary A. Jones, 20,
Baltimore, Md.
Herman G. Ungerer "a, Geneva, N. 7
and Virginia Dolan, rs, joplin, Miss
Chester Butler 81, 1928 Seaton ST
N. W. and Veronica NJ. Reynolds. 10,
1853 U st. n. W.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday at Rockville, Md:
Leroy A. Poole, jr., "a, and Ruby
Jane Warren, 20. both of Washington,
d. c.
Robert r. Longnicker, Fl, and Rachel
| r. Esccord, 10. both Of Chewsville, Md.
William H. F. Warthen, SS, Of Balti-
more, Md, and Blenda Ellen Smith, Is.
| OF Overlea, Md
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
LICENSED TO MARRY

Frederick w. Horton, So. 1916 st.
n. w, and Margaret {. Greenberg 40,
Garrett Park, Nd.
Eugene F. Clark. IS, 1907 Thirty
fourth st. N. w. and Opal NJ. Slaugh-
ter. IS, Gordonsville. Va
Abraham oliver %, and Gladys v.
Hack. IS, both of Baltimore. Md.
Charles F. Edwards, SIS. and Edith II.
Riley. 81, both of Marshall, Va.
Leon Addison, 30, 924 Third ST. S. E..
and Susie Jackson, AZ, 146 Francis St,
N. e.
Jury Anthony Faust. IS. and Margaret
NJ Morris, "a, both of 1917 Canyon st
John A. Nicholas, jr., SO. and Fran
ces w. Norton, 40, both of Alexandria,
Arthur s. Ferguson, 81. 1900 Eight.
zenith st. N w, and Julia Il. Rice 35,
1905 Georgia Ave. N. W
Wallace c. Blake, 81, and Alice r.
Martin, "a, both of 1871 Jackson St.
N. e.
Jesse J. Anderson. 20, 1898 Eighth st
N. w, and Edith veney, Is 4O7 Fifty
fifth st n. E.
Walter A. johnson, 81, AIS K st.
s. E., and Doris E. Perkins. Is, 1899
First st. S. E.
Leroy Thompson, 81. 174o Poplar Lane
N. w, and Agnes Harris 20, 7OS Fair
mount ST. N W.
Curtis C. McKinnon, rs, 4O1 NJ st.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
JURY TO ACT
INSLAY|NG

HARRIsONBURG, Va, Jan. 18.
The Rockingham grand jury will
meet next Monday to consider evil
dence against Carl Turner and
Lester Loker, held for investiga-
ton in connection with the muir
der Of John H. Loker, well-todo
Massanutten Mountain farmer.
Loker. uncle of one of the
youths held, was shot and killed
when he Unexpectedly returned
home after his house had been
ransacked and looted of $4,000 on
December 6.
In the event indictments are re-
turned, the trial of the two will be
held within the next 10 days. Com
monwealth's Attorney D. w. Ear
man said today.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
DEATHS

Julia E. Morton, 50, 54O7 Illinois Ave.
Mary E. Mueller, 81 7O1 Taylor st.
Elizabeth Dunn. 81. 1883 Lanier St.
Mary A. P. worthington. SIS, 1924
Morrison St. y. w.
John Parr, so, walter Reed General
Emma ]. Pringls, IL, GaIltnger Hos
pital
susan s B. Myers. 81, s2i Keeter St.
n W
Mary T. Quinn, SIS, Providence Hos
pital.
Emily V. Crawford. 81, 1900 X st.
n. w.
Catherine NJ. sweeney, 81, $500 Six
Ernest Anderson. So Providence Hos
Mary E. Christopher. so, sibley Hos
Joseph D. Moriarty, 50, 14l4 Forty
Daisy A. McculIoch. 5S, Providence
Kenneth P. Greenlow, II. c914 Bla.
densburg Rd N. E.
Ebert B. Dwyer, IS. Georgetown Hos
pital
1. Josspa Ave- T. n WAN" w TO- 'I'' Nc"
Charles Cation. 10. chndrsn's Hos
Jerry NJ. strothsr, rs, 1893 Thirteenth
Mary E. Brent. ST. 4aa7 Eads st,
samuel H. Brown. 81. 1894 You St,
The Washington times., 1936-01-18

an "An star Cast" Friday: THE
Virginia Judge" with Walter C. Kelly
and Marsha Hunt. Saturday: Grand
Exit" with Ann sothern and Edmund
| Lowe; also John Wayne in Haunted
Gold" and Call of the Savage" Chap
ter IL.
| LINCOLN-January II to January
%: Dick Powell in Thanks a Million.
| with Ann DvOrak, Fred Allen, Patsy
and his band.
REPUBLIC-January II to January 23
! Gnclusive): Will Rogers and Bill Rob-
inson in "Old Kentucky
BOOKER T-January IT to January %
| Gnclusive): Miriam Hopkins and Joel
McCrea in "splendor." with Helen West
| ley and Billie Burke.
Broadway-sunday and Monday: Ed
| mund Lowe in Grand Exit" with Ann
| ventures of Tarzan." Tuesday: Here
Comes the Band" with Ted Lewis. and
His orchestra, Virginia Bruce. Ted Iews,
5r Wednesday r and thur Thupsdsy Alsxan
with Walter Abel and Margot Grahame.
Friday and Saturday: Buck Jones in
Sunset of Power" also Chapter IL,
THE Roaring West"
MoTT-sunday and Monday: James
Gagney in The Frisco Kid" Tuesday
Ann Harding in Gallant Lady" and
Racing Luck" Wednesday: Escape
Florence Rice, also New Adventures Of
Tarzan." final chapter. Thursday. Big
Boy Williams in Law of the As" also
Chasing Yesterday" Friday: Edward
urday: George O'Brien in Thunder
Mountain" also Chapter II. THE Roar
ing West" starring Buck Jones.
RAPHAEL - Sunday and Monday
Roger Pryor and Joan Perry in Case of
the Missing Man" Tuesday: The Marx
Brothers in "a Night at the Opera"
Wednesday and Thursday: Way Down
East" with Rochelle Hudson and Henry
Fonda. Friday and Saturday.: Gene
Autry in THE Singing Vaga bond" also
Chapter 2. THE Miracle Rider" starring
Tom Mix.
RosALIA-sunday and Monday: viii
Rosalind Russell and Binnie Barnes;
also Chapter .. New Adventures of
Tarzan." Tuesday: Kermit Maynard in
Timber War" wednesday and Thurs
Preston Foster Friday: Music Is
Mage" with Alice Faye and Ray
Walker. Saturday: John Wayne in
Westward Ho"; also Chapter ., THE
Roaring West" starring Buck Jones.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: Marx
Brothers in "a Night at the Opera"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Edward Ever
EFT Horton in His Night Out: also
Nino Martini in Here's to Romance"
Thursday and Friday: Margaret sulla-
van in 80 Red the Rose" Saturday:
James Dunn in Bad Boy; also Harry
Carey and Hoot Gibson in Powder
Smoke Range"
STATE-sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday: Will Rogers
in I'm Old Kentucky" Friday and
Saturday: The Marx Brothers in "A
Night at the Opera"
NEW NJ STREET-Sunday and Mon
day: Frederic March and Merle ODE
ron in The Dark Angel" Tuesday:
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
BIRTHS

oscar-Ruth Cooler, girl.
Thomas-Eva Coiner, girl.
Ralph Margaret Kennedy, girl.
William-Jesse WHITE, girl.
Furr-Frances Pearson, girl.
John-Jane Gomez, boy.
Fred-Sally Windsor, boy.
Arturo-Josephine Mossi, boy.
John-Florence steele, boy.
James-Loretta Mcconnell, jr., girl.
Raymond-Elsie Rudolph, girl.
MISUNDERSTANDING Warren, girl.
Everett-Eliza beth johnson, girl
Howard Mary Golden, boy.
Clarence-Florence Hayes, girl.
Joseph Beatrice Weir. boy.
Gustavus-Alma Pope, boy.
Haber-H Hazel Osborne, boy.
Keith-Helen Williams, boy.
Anthony-Dorothy Wilding, girl
Raymond-Sophia Enright. girl.
Arthur Mamie Williams. boy.
William-Laura Dupree, boy
Lawrence Beatrice Milo, girl.
John-Janie Brooks, girl,
Sam-Dora Dozier. girl.
William-Allee Brown, girl.
Jessie Grace Mccoy, boy
Varnell-Margaret Nick, boy.
George-Theresa Hawkins. girl
Thomas-Lily Johnson, girl.
poleon-Daisy stowe, girl.
Ulysees-Thelma Crestwell, girl.
Hiram-Florie Knight, boy.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
MAN LOSES HIS
MEMORY

A young man Of about 80, hat
less and forlorn, walked into Cas-.
ualty Hospital last night and
asked to see a doctor. One came
and the young man said he
couldn't remember his name nor
anything else about himself. He
alternately grew sad and laughed
while hospital attaches questioned
him. His case ives reported to pc,
lice as amnesia.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
New Safety Guards
Erected at Hopewe|I

HOPEWELL, Va, Jan. 18.-Ad,
ditional gates have been erected
at the bridge over the Appomat.
tox River here as a double pre-
caution against such accidents as
that which caused the death of IA
persons when a bus went through
the draw at that point recently.
The improvement means that
before a motorist can go through
a draw he must crash two gates
two gates being at each end of
the bridge.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
tuberculosis Meet

CLARENDON, Va, Jan. ia
meeting of the Arlington County
tuberculosis Association will be
held in the Clarendon Health Cen.
ter at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs
Norbert Melnick, county chair,
man, has urged that all persons
interested in the work of the or.
ganization attend the meeting.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
Truscott Is Better

Lieut.. Floyd Truscott, police in
vestigator, was reported out of
danger last night at Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital, where
he is recovering from an operation.
Famed for his breakup of the
Tri-State gang and work on the
Wilson murder case, Truscott was
taken to the hospital Thursday
when an abscess developed in his
throat.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18

PRINCEss-sunday and Monday:
Transatlantic Tunnel" with Richard
dix and Leslie Banks: also. Bad Boy"
with James Dunn and Dorothy Wilson.
Tuesday and Wednesday: George Arliss
in Cardinal Richelieu"; also Evelyn
.Lays in "Evensong" with Fritz Kortner.
Thursday and Friday: Charles Bickford
in East of Java" with Elizabeth Young:
also. Guard That Girl" with Robert
ALLEN and Florence Rice. Saturday Muir
sder At Glen Athol' with John MILAN,
Irene Ware Noel Madison and Barry
Norton; also. "a Holy Terror" with
George o'Brien. Sally Eilers, Rita LaRoy
land James kirkwood.
FAIRLAWN-Sunday a nd Monday:
rCarole Lombard and Fred MacMurray in
-SHands Across The Table. Tuesday and
Wednesday: James Cagney and Margaret
Lindsay in Frisco Kid. Thursday: Pat
sO'Brien and Jane Froman in stars
over Broadway. Friday: Dorothy Will
son and Preston Foster in THE Last
pays of Pompeir'. Saturday: James
Dunn and Claire Dodd in The Payoff;
Also. Laurel and Hardy in Thicker
Than Water" Matinee only: Chapter 1.
''The Great Air Mystery.
CARoLINA-sunday and Monday:
Erred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Top
Hat; also, Three Stooges Comedy Par
don My Scotch. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Katharine Hepburn and Fred Mac
Murray in Alice Adams. Thursday and
Friday: Tom Brown and Virginia Weld
sler in "Freckles"; also. Ben Lyon and
Helen Twelvetrees in Frisco Water
front. Saturday: Joan Blondell and
Hugh Herbert in kansas City Princess;
also. Buck Jones in The Ivory Handled
Gun" also Chap. 10, The New Adyen-
lures of Tarzan"; also, Mickey Mouse
Cartoon, orphans Benefit.
HOWARD-on Stage: In person, The
1Ad hV OoIa
musical revue. On Screen: Wini Shaw
and Lyle Talbot in Broadway Hostess"
JEssE-sunday and Monday, Rem
devious" with william Powell and
-Rosalind Russell. Tuesday and Friday:
s"Transatlant'c Tunnel" with Richard
Dix and Madge Evans. Saturday:
.'Freckles" with Tom Brown and Carol
Stone; also Stormy" with Noah Berry,
,jr.
sYLvAN-sunday and Monday: "Fris-
sco Kid" with James Cagney and Mar
tnd ~6 Noms She.res sm anG
Thursday: Big Broadcast of 1886"
with Burns and Allen and Jack Oakie
Friday: Last Days of Pompeii," with
Preston Foster and Dorothy Wilson.
Grant and Gertrude Michael also
."Wings over Ethiopia" and Phantom
Empire" final chapter.
PALM-sunday Monday and Tues
day: Big Broadcast of 1885," with
Jack Oakie and Burns and Allen"
Wednesday: THE Gay Deception" with
Francis Lederer and Frances Dee
Thursday and Friday: "Barbary Coast"
with Miriam Hopkins and Edward G.
sRobnson. Saturday: The Virginia
Judge" with Walter c. Kelly and
-stepin Fetchit.
SECO-Sunday and Monday: 1.-The
Three MuSketeers," with Paul Lukas
Ian Keith and Heather Angel. Tues
day and Wednesday: William Powell
~and Rosalind Russell in Rendezvous"
Thursday: The Return of Peter
Grimm" with Lionel Barrymore and
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
REDS ASSAILED
BYM'C0RMACK
NRADI0 TALK

"The people # the United
States should demand of their
Senators and Representatives
passage of legislation which
would make advocacy Of force
and violence against the Gov
eminent a crime"
Representative John w. McCor'
mack CD of Massachusetts,, so
declared in a radio address over
Station WJSV in connection with
National Defense Week.
Raps Communism
Pointing out that such a bill is
now pending in Congress and has
been reported favorably by the
House Judiciary Committee, Mr..
Mccormack said:
=. "Such legislation Is proper
and necessary. 1t is aimed at
those who advocate overthrow
of the Government by force and
violence. 1t presents clearly the
line of distinction between free
dom of speech and of the press
and uncontrolled and deStruc-
tive license.
Communism is the avOwed
enemy of every American ideal
and traditional is a move
ment alien to our Institutions
it is Subversive to our form OF
Government"
Mr.. Mccormack struck at any
attempt to limit or abridge the
rights of the people as set forth
under the Constitution except by
the will of the people as set forth
in the Constitution" and through
the ballot. The value OF our form
of Government, and the necessity
for detecting its enemies is best
evidenced by what is happening
In other nations where dictator
ships or class governments exist,
he said.
Denies Freedom
Under the Soviet government,
Mr.. Mccormack declared, the in
dividual possesses no natural
rights and the great principal of
freedom of religious conscience
has been destroyed"
=: Mr.. Mccormack challenged the
rights of those who are seeking
to overthrow our form of govern
ment to claim protection of that
government in granting of free
dom of speech and the press. He
said:
"When any movement goes
- beyond the Constitution and
advocates force and violence to
- obtain their objective, whether
4. this movement is Communism,
j.. FaSciSm, NaziSm, or any other
name, it is beyond the pale of
&. constitutional protection and
should be legisIated against"
: The pending bill provides a
maximum penalty of a fine Of
$4,000 and five years imprison-
.ment for any person who advo-
Gates overthrow of our Govern
'ment by force and violence.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18

, Mad Love" with Peter LORE. wednes.
! day and Thursday: Broadway Melody
of 1886" with Jack Benny, Eleanor
R R9we F and Robert be gsyO5 FF &h
George Brent. Saturday: Somewhere
in Sonora" with John Wayne.
ACADEMY-sundaya and Monday. Re
member Last Night" with Sally Eilers
and Robert Young; also Bad Boy"
Tuesday and Wednesday, Transatlantic
Tunnel" with Richard Dix and Leslie
Banks; also Hitch Hike to Heaven:
Thursday and Friday, George Raft and
IT,: also Anna stem in Mana; satur-
day. Guard That Girl with Robert
Allen and Florence Rice. also His
Fighting Blood" with Kermit Maynard.
sTANTON-sunday and Monday,
Couldn't Take It," also Dizzy Danes
with Lawrence Gray; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Bad Boy" with James
Dunn, Dorothy Wilson, Louise Fazends,
also The Girl who Came Back" with
Sidney Blackmer, Shirley Grey; Thurs
day and Friday, George Arliss IN
cardinal Richelieu," also False Pre-
mr.: saturday. Edmund Lowe in The
Great Impersonation" with Valerie HOO
son and Vera Engels, also Hoot Gibson
in swiftly"
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday,
the Marx Brothers in "a Night at the
opera; Tuesday and Wednesday, James
Dunn in "The Daring Young Man
also. wings over Ethiopia; THURSDAY;
Friday and Saturday, Clark Gable ana
Charles LauEhton in "Mutiny on the
Bounty"
CAMEO-sunday and Monday, Ronald
CoIman in The Man Who Broke the
Bank at Monte Carlo; Tuesday ..S csrI
Brisson and Airline Judge in snip
Cafe: Wednesday. Thursday and FRI
day, Clark Gable and Charles Laughton
in ''Mutiny on the Bounty; saturday;
Buck Jones in Ivory Handled Guns,
also Henry Fonda and Rochelle Hudson
in Way Down East and Roaring
West serial
ARCADE-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, the Marx Brothers in "A Night az
the Opera; Wednesday, Thursday and nd
Friday Frederic March in Or. Jekyl
and Mr.. Hyde" Friday, Walter c. Kelly
in THE Virginia Judge; Saturday, TIM
Mccoy in Justice of the Range" also
zasu Pitts in affairs of susan" Roar
ing West serial
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
DuIcan Cites Promotions

c. B. Dulcan, general merchan-
disc manager, spoke at the month
ly dinner of the Hecht Company
Mems Club at the Lee House
Thursday. He emphasized the
large number of promotions in the
store, pointing out that many key
positions in the store had been
filled from the ranks.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
BENJAMIN L. GAsKINs

Funeral services for Benjamin
L. Gaskins, veteran colored at
torney and member of the Board
of Education, were conducted to-
day from Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. The Rev. C. T. Murray,
pastor, officiated. Burial was at
Fairfax, Va.
Mr.. Gaskins, who had practiced
law here for over 80 years, died
Tuesday night at Freedmen's Hos,
pital following an illness Of two
weeks. Surviving him are his
wife, three sisters and brother.
The Washington times., 1936-01-18
CAN'T REMEMBER NAME
DO You KEsOsD Him ?

MISS ANNIE M. SHARPE,
nurse at Gallinger Hospital,
with young amnesia victim.
The man walked into Casu-
atty Hospital and told of his
loss Of memory. He was
sent from there to Gallinger.