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I0th ST. N.W-Downtown convenient
Govt. bldgs and shopping district; room
ing house. payIne. well filed good furnl-
ture. 3 rms: rent $40. income, $500;
owner taking larger house
10th, mr. Mass ave nw-s rooms
flled: rent. sos: modern. nicely furnished
income, Sl45; bargain; $50
Mass. ave. VIC rooms fboardinc)
hlleo; nice income: owner enlargiuR bus
mess rent, SIPS: cheap at 50 900
Roomlng House EXCHANGE & Sales Co.
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strators; suaranteed 500 on; bargains,
Proctor & Ridgely, 1924 14th st. NV.
Columbia lAnnA
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GROCERY: can be bought cheap. Rent,
Eye st. NV. Phone metropolitan S6e2.
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RESTAURANT, with beer for sale direct:
excellent profit basis So daily; regular
trade: established l. years: apt. above,
s o'clock closing: price. 50 $50; s. 2D0
cash bal. terms. Address Box l04A. Star
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Haven, Conn. via New York; take 2 pas
sengers, sharing expenses, Call Met. 73l l.
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TIE COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL.
An accredited. well-cStablished modern
country day ard boarding school for boys
and girls Nursery through sixth grade
framed experienced teachers. Individual
needs studied and corrected Proper diet
Tor outdoor activities stressed. Hot lunch
cons and transportation provided. Special
June TO October. 940i Georgia ave- silver
Spring. Tel. Shep 1874
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Y WORK by firSt-claSs laun-
cleaning Offices. in evening; ref
~an ktIor+ir bAnOJ
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COATS. woven lapin two sizes IL and
IS. good condition. SIS each. 2937 Ca
thedral ave.
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DENTISTS S or physicians cabinet steel
body. porcelain trays. glass shelves, chrom-
ium trimmings: very reasonable. Phone
Potomac 2795-J. S"
DESK S3: poster bed 81: teacart. S4 ice
box. So: dresser wardrobe. tables radio.
mirrors. Edelson's 61S 5th> st, NV.
DESK-fG-inch nat top; mahogany; with
swivel chair; excellent condition; SIS.
Phone Georgia 3519.
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ARliATURE WINDINGS-Save money on
electric refrigeI ator motor repairs; large
stock motors. armature brushes etc; start
erS genera tors exchanged. repaired: lowest
prices. Harris Armature Co.. 9th and o
NV Phone North 1NoU
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CAFETERIA

Downtown location near Government
bldg; fully equipped and operating; entire
equipment and business for sale; owner
will sacrifice for quick sale: balance of
building yields substantial income from
rooms: long lease. Apply personally to
Dixie Realty Co, l4l7 l. st. NV. Phone
National $3.50.
MAN OF INTEGRITY and business ability
may ACQUIRE substantial interest. estab-
ltShed. going corporation: unusual op-
portunity: investment required Reply
JUL details, experience. for interview.
CONFIDENTIAL. Address Box 354-A, Star
Evening star., 1936-03-08

HOUSE TRAILER for sale-Can be seen
at WaShinston Tourist Camp; all-metal;
weight, 500 pounds, s windows; reaSon-
able.
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ANTIQUE. VICTORIAN and pine furniture
cheap. Chairs, sofas. tables. desks, chests
Solomon's 825 10th ST. NV g.
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PARKING LOT
HOTEL-41 ROOMS,

Opp. Govt bldss. Rent sos. Capacity,
g cars. Price. $1,000 terms. Rm. 90S,
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MAID-Would like TO place colored maid;
good cook. excellent with children; clean,
honest and reliable. Address Box 459-B.
Star Office
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GLIDER, good condition So; . large. covs
cred ash cans. G5c each; one canopy elec.
brooder. 300-watt thermostat control So;
one bed spring and mattress. S5; > Army
cots. soc each. Decatur 1369-R.
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BEAUTY SHOP-Rent, $50; business. 5000
monthly. Profit after all EXPENSES. S4n0-
S450 monthly Owner must sacrifice;
81 500 R NJ De Sha7o 1929 I4th ST.
n " Phone National $500
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1904 11th St. NV.
NIGHTS. Sundays. Phone Emerson 6791. .
DON'T DELAY-SAVE NOW.
No Federal housing loans for repairs
viii be made after March 81. Call US now.
Mention this ad and get 81 discount.
No Job Too Large or Too Small.
For our expert guaranteed work and low
est prices. Nothing down and yrs. to
pay; Pmts. as low az s. per mo. Start
work now. begin payments in April or
May. We are
General Contractors.
And do all our own work. Paint. paper.
floors. plaster insulation. Enclosures. reg
iStered plumbing, heating oil burners
every type of work. Repairs or new work
Deal with responsible firm with an estab-
llshed business and office
FREE ESTIMATES-DAY OR NIGHT.
EACIIE CQRRORA AIION LIZ Cnrr,
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third present day values All articles
guaranteed as represented Rosslyn Loan
COMPANY ROSsiyn, Va
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PETER PAN SCHOOL.
LONGE'ELLOW
SCHOOL, FOR Rows
BEAUTY PARLORS.

Day and boarding: Grades is: 600 acres
Coleee Park Nd. Greenwood 1000.
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YAUNDRESS and cleaner good wants
days work Monday Tuesday and Wednes-
day Decatur 5193-W.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT-Cleaning pressing hat reno
waiting shoe repairing concession in busy
barber shop; central downtown location.
l4l7 New York ave. NV. Apply l4l0 G
St. NV. Phone Metropolitan 6477. g
BOTTLINCi PLANT, established over 10
years; low overhead Opportunity for live
wire; owner wishes to retire. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-03-08

NJ SUITE and r. C. A. radio,
l24 Phila delphia ave. Ia
Nd, SheDheTd lSgb-R
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IIVEI7 7
YOUNG MEN ca, coiored wish Jobs drv-
ins. diShwaShins housemen store helpers.
work Of any kind: references. Col 1851
YOUNG WOMAN colored neat wants
part-time work of any kind experienced
COOK AZ H ST. NV District 5S6S.
YOUNG WOMAN. coiored. reliable desires
work IN private home; city references Call
Decatur 3S04-J
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RESTAURANT end beer garden; a beau
tiful place. nearby Nd excellent location.
GOOD business; owner leaving city: a great
hareain and small investment. Address
BOX i4l-B Star office
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate

MILLINERY REMODELED-HAVE YOUR
laSi seasons hats redesigned into the latest
HOPKINS SHERMAN. apt 500 fifth floor
] hth and !. Z Call Aetrnnnlita n...,I .
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CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB mem
bership. very reasonable. Address E. G.
Hervey, 226 Jamaica Way, Boston. Mass.
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RCOMING HOUSE. = rooms, downtown:
rent. S55: all filled; reasonable, Owner.
Metropolitan "S45.
Fer RENT. March 15, location for dress
making and alterationS established five
Evening star., 1936-03-08

CHINESE RUG. 9x12, and two Sarouks.
9x12 and 10.7X17.6. Never used. Phone
Adams 3o7S
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IAUNDRESS. experienced. reliable. wants
work to do at home Call for. delivered.
Best reference. Sunny yard. Decatur
6I33-W
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VARIETY AND NOTION STORE. equipped
anG stocked, with or without apartment
SI10n. Address Box 330-A, Star ONCE.
BEAUTY SHOP-Splendid shop for . girls
Nicely cuvipped: new permanent machine.
Rent, S33 50, only Sll"5 Easy terms.
r NJ. De Shazo, ll23 18th. NV. Natl. $500.
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COATs-Lady's Spring, navy blue, but
termole. collar. So; brown tweed, brown
fur collar. 81; ,cravenette blue raincoat.
Adams SAGA Ant 3O3 after Monday
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machine So; large buffet. SIS; dining
room table. 81; PLAYER piano fine condl-
ton. Jackson 3l61W.
GALVANIZED window box gas range for
laundry. dining table. 1912 Oak st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

CELoTEx. "a in. We have a carload of
Celotex, "a in, painted on one side ready
to install. due in next few days; We are
Offering this direct from car door to JOB
at $50 per ! 900 SO #. net Sizes Axe.
Ak. 4xs, 4X9, 4X1o and 4Xl". Send your
order in at once. Minimum quantity 500
so. #: none sold to dealers. EISINGER
MILL & LUMBER CO.. Bethesda. Md. Wis
conSin 24OO
Evening star., 1936-03-08

BABY CARRIAGE, black English coach,
ST.; dozen Canadian ermine furs ladies'
riding habit. complete, size 1S. 2l3 Sher-
idaD n VI
Evening star., 1936-03-08

CAMERAs-,We BUY. sell trade used cam
eras. Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar.
gains daily. Robbins. 529 l4th ST. NV
CAPES, real mink. circular. hip length;
slightly worn: sacrifice, S35. Phone North
Ol0H. Extension 70 At
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CONCRETE MIXER. mfg. by Day & Mad
dition: S35. Half and o SITS. Sc. All. 3242.
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used: all styles; reduced prices: will rent;
also folding chairs. United States Stor-
age Co. AIS 10th ST. NV. Met. 1S43.
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CHINA CLOSET, S5; dining buffet, SIS;
gas range, SO; also baby carriage and
other furniture; all in good condition.
Phone Adams 5763-W
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HEARING AID. late model bone -conduc.
ton Sonotone; cheap, for cash. Adams 1884.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

HoT-WATER HEATER one Pittsburg
Ruud, 20-gallon automatic storage, 227
9th ne.
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fAUNDRESS guarantees work finest OBJ
tainable at 33i11o less than regular laun7
drv prices bundles and family washes
called for and delivered; refs. Lucille.
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PARTNER-Ofice work after ; or eve
age S32 weekly net profit 1895; books
open for inspection; partnership. $50;
state experience. Address Box 33:}-A,
Star Office
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CASH REGISTER and other equipment
from closed cafe. including booths. coffee
urns. electric Slicing machine. silver
kitchen pots. pans. etc. Priced right.
Phone Emerson 1923.
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PERSONAL.
gr--Ak.m~lN

LADY. GOOD sEAMsTREss. WISHES
work day or Job; alterations remodeltng.
coats refined; reasonable. Address Box
1nO-I Star OfiCe
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DAYBED Highlander; leather davenport.
double camp, cot, rear Chevrolet bumper.
Phnne Atlantic lo21
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LAUNDRY to be brought home by eX,,
perienced laundress or days work. Gail
Evening star., 1936-03-08

DALLAS-Govt. cmploye; new Plymouth;
Lea. Apr. 4. ret. April Ia; $50 round trip.
Address Box 147-A Star ONCE
LEAVING for New York. Boston and points points
party. will take three. Mr. Browne;
phone District 1856 before Wed.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

IRON FIREMAN. good as new, burns buck
wheat hard coal; complete. automatic; less
than half price. See in operation by ap.
pOintment Wisconsin 4SSH
Evening star., 1936-03-08

COPPER FOR HOME BUILDERS-Flash
Jng.. valleys roofs; 1900, soft: big saving.
GICHNER 41S 9th ST. National 1870
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HAIR TRANSFORMATIONS, six; dark
brown; made by finest maker in New
York estate sale; priced low. Phone
North 4OOS
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BOOMING HOUSES Eieht-room house,
well located, Harvard filled; meals; owing
TO illness will sacrifice for $3.50; terms.
3 rooms (meals). near Dupont circle. 20
rooms tmealSl. Dupont circle; I have
plenty of good listings. Mr.. Beal 1921
Biltmore st. Adams O1RQ
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dAUNDRESS wants days work. Phone
Adams 1864 anO5 nth st. NV.
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GARAGE DOORS. 154-in- FIR; open, sxs,
SlU5U per pair. EiSinEer Mill and Lumber
Co, Bethesda, Md, Wise. 2400-01.
GAS RANGE. rugs dresser babys high
chair and bed. Many useful things. 1863
Monroe ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

HONEY. 1O-lb. can. pure. ST. 20 delivered.
Call West 0654 before ] 0 q m. or drop card
to Honey Shop 1867 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

DIAMOND RING. lady's. about 2 carats;
diamond platinum mount; cost 5000: must
sell. $3.50. Address Box 4s3-B. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1936-03-08
SANS -SOuCI CHI,

new, social club is being organized
among The better class of people from
every State in the Union and abroad
who, are sojourning in Washington Mem
berShip fee IS $500: which will he used
to detray cXDenseS Of entertainment.
The motive of this club is to bring
tosether nice people who are lonely and
desire the friendship OF congenial persons,
Star office "
Evening star., 1936-03-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wo?cerful French method used DR.. Dell
Ledendecker 30"5 o st. NV West ifoj
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-06
. Heavy Novelty Nets
Horizontal Stripes
Rainbow Curtains
79c Pair
Wide Mesh Marquisettes
eNovelty Mesh Nets

May Home Sale of mufi-colored rainbow
pattern ruffled marquisettes. 81 inches wide
and 2H yards long. Just IS pairs at this
price !. we advise early shopping for best
selection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-06

Of
each month because fulfill od width
fled Secondly, Jumbo curtains the need Of homes here ndp
Evening star., 1936-04-23

Regularly 1.75-2.50 and $50 shirts,
drawers and union suits. Think Of next
Winter ad take advantage of these tre-
mendous savings. Not every size in
every style. rs were LIS; IS were ESQ
and 80 were $50.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

tached Navy Department, to Battle
Force.
Ely, Lieut.. Comdr. Harold p, de-
tached Navy Department May Is. to
Submarine Division Z.
Godfrey, Lieut.. Comdr. Vincent H.,
from Naval Hospital. Annapolis. Nd,
to home.
Mckinney, Lieut.. John r.. detached
Navy Department. to U. s. s. New
York.
Carey, Lieut.. q. g. Joseph j.. de-
tached Naval Academy, to U. S. s.
RIB.
Mitchell, Lieut.. g. g. Frank r., jr.,
detached U. S. S. Semmes, June /, to
Naval Academy.
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Service Orders

lery. Davenport, Iowa. to Fort Hoyle,
Md.
Bailey, Capt. John r., Quarter
master Corps, retired. April 80.
Webster, Capt. Louis c., Quarter
master Corps. office of the quarter
master general, to San Francisco,
August IA.
Jones. First Lieut. F. Dudley. jr.,
Medical Corps, Army Medical Center,
to Fort Screven, Ga, June 5.
NAVY ORDERS.
Causey. Comdr. William l.. detached
Navy Department. to Newport, r. I.
Glover. Comdr. Robert O., to addi-
tional duty as aide at the White House,
Washington, D. c.
Allen, Lieut.. Comdr. James r., de-
Evening star., 1936-04-23
SPORTS ARENA STOCK
PLAN IS WITHDRAWN
Application to Register With s.
E. c. Dropped on Testi.
mony Ruling.

Washington Gardens, Inc. promot-
ing a sports arena on Kansas avenue
late yesterday withdrew application to
register a 81 ,O00,0 900 security issue with
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission.
The commission forced the petition
for withdrawal by informing Harold
M. Majors, president. and Graeme T.
Snallwood, vice president Of the Gar
dens. that they must name hackers
they said would put up money for pur-
chase Of the property If the securities
Evening star., 1936-04-23
CLEMENTS FUNDS
QUIZ IS PRESSED
co.Founder of Townsend
Move Says Contributors
Own No Assets.
BY JOHN c. HENRY.


Pointing their fire particularly at
he immensity and the irresponslolllty
attached to the financial background
If the Townsend old-age pension
movement. members of the Bell In
yestigating Committee Of the House
we're preparing to renew questioning OF
Robert E. Clements, co-founder and
retired national official Of the pension
organization. today.
Questioning yesterday afternoon
brought admission by Clements that
neither the Townsend Clubs nor the
thousands of persons who have con-
tributed their nickels and dimes to the
movement have any property rights
whatever in the assets OF the Pros
perity Publishing Co. or Old-Age Re-
volving Pensions, Ltd.
At any time. he admitted, all such
assets could have been divided up
among officials and the corporations
dissolved At present, he said. these
officials are DR.. F. E. Townsend, owner
of IL of the 20 shares of the publish
ing company. and eight additional
members of the Board of Directors of
o. A. R. P, nominal owner OF the
remaining nine shares of stock.
Got $4,000 Dividend.
Testifying that the publishing COM
pany declared a $4,000 dividend, all
of which came to him in return for
his 10 shares of stock Clements esti-
mated yesterday that there still was
$4,000 or $4,000 left in cash reserves
and that the value of the company as
q going concern was mot less than
s250.000." Dividends since incor-
poration Of the company in the late
Summer of 1884 had amounted to
S3250 per share. Clements said, ad-
mitting he knew of no corporation in
the country which had paid equal
share dividends.
Clements told the committee yester-
day of a half-hour conference between
himself and the late Senator Huey P.
Long, with Mrs Clements and a news
paper woman being present No
agreement for an alliance resulted, he
said After Longs death. he said
Earle J. Christenberry. Longs secre-
tary. was on the Townsend pay roll
for about six weeks at $3.50 per week
Asked about the reasons for the
break between himself and DR.. Town
send, Clements said two major differ
ences had arisen between them; first
the issue of centralized control of the
movement and second, the issue of
entering politics.
Opposed Third Party
Townsend. he said, accused him of
"autocratic control" and supported a
plan for departmentalization Of the
movement with various individuals
directing various parts of the program
Clements felt there should be no
change from the system which had
proven so successful
On the issue of politics. he said he
favored working within both parties
rather than trying to create third.
Townsend. however, announced third
party plans on several occasions.
With DR.. Townsend subpoenaed to
appear before the committee in open
hearing on May 5. Chairman Bell,
Democrat of Missouri. said committee
members Gavagan. Democrat of New
York, and Collins, Republican of Cali
fornia, and Committee Counsel James
r. Sullivan will be back in Washington
In time for sessions Of that date.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

were registered before the commission
would consider the proposition.
On two occasions Majors and Small
wood refused. When the edict Of the
commission was read TO them yester-
day. the application for registration
was asked to be withdrawn. The COM
mission consented almost Immediately.
A large group representing various
civic and educational organizations
and owners Of other property near the
tract on Kansas avenue between Up
shur and Taylor streets where it had
been proposed to erect the arena, op-
posed the projects.
The developments yesterday cli-
NAKED hearings on the S. E. C.'s
order to the Gardens to show cause
why a stop order should not be issued
to prevent flotation Of the stock issue.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Card party. St Vincent de Paul So
ciety, Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting. Pennsylvania Democratic
Club, Willard Hotel, s pm.
Meeting, Poetry Group, District
Federation Women's Clubs. Raleigh
Hotel, 4 pm.
Supper dance, Jacob Jones Post No.
2 American Legion, Broadmoor Ho-
tel, $50 pm.
Meeting and dance. Patriotic So
ciety, La Fayette Hotel 9 pm.
Modern and square dance, benefit
Triumph Council, Daughters of
America, 523 Eighth street northeast,
9 pm.
Chicken pie dinner. Trinity NJ E.
Church, Fifth street and Pennsyl-
Sania avenue southeast, pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon and card party, District
Chapter American War Mothers.
Chestnut Farms Dairy, 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
ARMY ORDERS.

Magruder. Col. Bruce, Infantry,
West Raleigh, N. c., to Fort George
G.. Meade, Md, July l.
Logan, Lieut.. Col. Leon M, In
spector Generals Department, Balti-
more, to Omaha. Nebr, July l.
Brezina. Lieut.. Col Frank, Philip
pine Scouts, retired April 80.
Jay, Maj. Henry D.. Field Artillery,
Army War College, to the Hawaiian
Department, August IA.
Hudnutt. Maj. Dean, Field Artillery,
Office of the chief of Field Artillery.
to the Hawaiian Department. July 81.
French, Maj. Paul H.. Coast Artil-
lery, Atlanta. Ga, to Fort Monroe. Va.
Reigner, Maj. Lewis E., Field Artil-
Evening star., 1936-04-23
Ask Free Haircuts.

Free haircuts and shaves for char
ity hospital patients were demanded
by member Of the San Diego County
board of supervisors.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
IL DEC0MMI
DESTROYERS TO BE SOLD
List Includes Nicholson, Credited
With Sinking German Sub
marine in 1917.

Twelve destroyers. many outstanding
during the World War but now out
of commission. will be sold the Navy
Department yesterday announced.
One, the Nicholson, is credited with
sinking German submarine off the
south coast of Ireland on November II,
1917
The list includes: Caldwell, Wads-
worth. which was the flagship of
the first destroyer division to report
for duty overseas during the war;
WinsloW, Gushing, Radford, Tingey,
Champlin. Mugford, Renshaw, O'Bar-
non and Morris.
The department said that the names
Winslow, Gushing and Mugford have
been re-assigned to destroyers now
under constructor.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
DEANS BAN SONG
GLOOMY Sunday" Eliminated
From Campus Review.

From campus Review.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. April %
R.-Indiana University deans yes
terday banned from a campus review
the Gloomy Sunday" song.
Miss Catherine Feltus, Blooming
ton coed, was to have sung the Hun
garian song which has been credited
with bringing about an epidemic of
suicides in Budapest. The deans gave
no explanation for ruling out the
mournful tune.
Evening star., 1936-04-23

Hobbies Exhibition Held.
A hobbies exhibition was held re-
Gently In Sydney, Australia.
Evening star., 1936-06-11
LIBERTY LEAGUE
: $4,000 IN HOLE
Reports to House Show
$265,286 Expenditures in
FiVe-M0nth Period.

, The American Liberty League 10
seeing red these days and most OF 1t
Is on their account books. In the
first five months of 1886, for instance,
the audited finances of national head
quarters here showed a deficit OF
nearly 100000, as receipts totaled
s206, ,476.82 and expenditures amount
ed to $265, ,286.27.
i Examination of their reports, just
submitted to the House in compliance
with the corrupt practices act, shows
William Knudsen of Detroit, a vice
president of the General Motors Corp,
to have been the biggest contributor
during the past five months with an
outright gift of $4,000.
! Only one other reported contribu-
tion reached the $1,000 mark, that
being a $1,000 gift from S. H. Curlee
of st. Louis.
Virtually all the important financial
aid extended to the league was listed
as loans, with ]. Howard Pew of Phil
adelphia and Edward F. Hutton OF
New York, each loaning a total Of
$4,000, while five members of the Du
Pont family of Wilmington, Del, each
Clipped in with $1,000.
Others loaning the league $4,000
each were John j. Raskob, Alfred P.
Sloan, jr.; John L. Pratt, John T.
Smith and Donaldson Brown, all OF
New York; r. r. M. Carpenter and
Charles C. Copeland of Wilmington,
Del; Joseph E. Widener Of Philadel-
lphia and E. T. Weir of Pittsburgh.