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APARTMENTS UkFURkisHED.

1918 18th NV. DOWNTOWN. 10TH AND
R-2 rooms, kitchenette, bath, 2nd floor,
$35 90. After 4 pm. Sunday, Monday. IL.
212O N ST. NW.-4 ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath, newly decorated; reasonable rent.
c. w. SIMPSON CO., 1924 Vermont ave.
Metropolitan 800.
1882 18th ST. NW-2 ROOMS KITCH-
eh and bath. Gas and electricity. North
THE BOND. 1890 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
n.w.-1 room, kitchen, dinette, bath;
Frigidaire; elevator. Resident manager.
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA, RD.-6
rms. g bed rms) kit, dinette, bath and
pancy; reasonable rental Call Mr.. Fitz-
gerald, with VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
INC. POI Invest. Bldg, realtor Dist 6092.
1888 IRVING ST. N.w.--3 LARGE ROOMS,
second floor; Ink; private bath; electric
lights. gas, phone.
CLIFTON MANOR APT, 25l4 ,14th ST.
N.Y. and : rooms kitchen bath ele-
liza RD NWa ROOMS
Frisidaire; S55. Columbia 6032-J
THREE ROOMS; PRIVATE BATH; s38
STHERH Eys SI M a3s $40 aSe m month Nst Apply
41O1 3rd ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath and inclosed porch, in corner private
home with ami. to adults only. gas heat,
conv. to cars and buses Reasonable.
3ls 18th ST. Eft ROOMS. BATH. HOT
water heat, porch. garage. large storage
apt; with exposures, overlooking Klingle
Valley Large living room with real fire.
place, bed rooms, baths. dining room,
sun room and kitchen.
THE KENNEDY WARREN,
1888 Conn. Ave. Adams 5000.
ok1s NEAR !, as 18th ANp prS12 Go2LgM[B1Aa RID,
porch, bath and kitchenette, elec refriger-
alton: rent S45. Call Potomac 5932
NEAR ROCK. CREEK PARK.
292o Ontario I'd; nw.-3 rms, kit,
janitor or F, ELIOT MIDDLETON. Met
ropolitan 2s27 205 Investment Bldg
sasso. WALkING I DISTANCE BowS;,
PEE a4s IA "a pAI AV ANP West sc5s
NEAR NAVY YARD-S3s5o.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath, 1920 Penna.
ave. Sc. Lincoln 4555.
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
. rms. kit. bath. S47,50.
rms kit., bath, 5000.
1874 Park Rd. NV Columbia os3s.
q7In THE wpa1, EtpEETYooP y0
ROOMS oos, Kit. Kit. BIN Din and AND Bsth. Bsth
fFlgiddlfe on Rouse current. CleV. Ohl5.
292s 18th ST. UNDESIRABLE APT,
= rms. kit, bath, $4,000
PLANT & GORDON. INC.
1874 Park Rd NV Columbia 0S3S.
1866 CHAPLIN ST. NW-DEsIRABLE
II Gnd, floor floor apt apt. rms bath, large porch;
PLANT & GORDON INC
1874 Park Rd. NV. Columbia os3s.
S47.50-l409, 14th ST. NV, 3 R, K. B.
S45.O0-3ll ] st st. Sc, , r., k, b, porch.
S40.50-19 Sth st. Sc, 3 r, k, b.
COLORED.
25.50-643 orleans pl. ne. r. k. b.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
Sl5 1lth st. NV. District 1868.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
3S22 Mckinley st.-Liv. rm. with FIRE
place. din, ,rm.. bed rm.. kit. and bath;
now available $50.
EDW H JONES & CO.
$500 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 1900.
NEW CORNER 4-FAMILY BUILDING
1901 2Sth ST. SEE bed rooms. living
room. kitchen. dinette bath. porch: hot
water and heat furn.; S55. RANDLE Il
GARVIN. 25l5 Pa. ave. sc. Lincoln 1879.
1900 BLOCK OF llth ST NV
Two rooms. kitchen and bath: modern,
reasonable rent. Apply
SIMON BELOFF. REAL ESTATE.
003 New York Ave. NV
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1918 18th NV. DOWNTOWN. 10Th AND
K-2 rooms, kitchenette, bath, 2nd floor,
$35 90. After 4 pm. Sunday. Monday. IL.
212O N ST. NW.-4 ROOMS, KITCHEN
bath, newly decorated; reasonable rent.
c. w. SIMPSON CO., 1924 Vermont ave.
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SULLIVAN BROS.
1EOn G.

~ downtown, on main artery, near large
Govt; depts. large stores leased to good
income approx. $1,000 yearly; owner
ooAged TO leave city because of moor
neath VIII sell at price to show rood
SAFE return on cash Investment II ynIj
oeneVe IN the future of the Capital YOU
W! WI Ake this property. Call Mr.. Drew,
TON. 2Oh InYestment Rldr "--DDHE
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO.
TOWER BLDG MET 1910
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)


kitchen, bath; completely furnished; also
1-room bachelor apt.
1912 D ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS, NICELY
furnished, in new home; Frigidaire cleo,
gas, heat, c.h.w.; adults.
kit. and bath; adults; resident manager
1869 EAST CAPITOL sT.-2nd- FLOOR
ped room, large kitchen, elec;, refg.,. gas
DUPONT CIRCLE 1885 ST. NV
Large room kit. bath; nicely furn.; quiet
adults only.
1920 TILDEN GARDENS-LIVING ROOM,
Gfchen 0sa 5a1hs ds
BEAUTIFUL 2-RM., SUN RIM, KITCHEN
ette;, priv, bath; elec. refrigerator; refined
adults; $50 month. 2122 Randolph Pl.
ne. East of Bladensburg rd.
nished apt. of large rooms, kitchen and
bath; ElectroluX, heat, elec. and gas fur
nished; private home; immediate possess
sion.
Nicely furnished apt: living nm, 2 b. rms;
adults; references. 13'
GREATLY REDUCED FOR SUMMER;
porch; completely furn. 1852 Mintwood
pl. NV Columbia 5570
1880 R N,W.-MoDERN BLDG; GEN
tleman to share apt. new furniture. priv.
phone, maid service avail. April Is,
$3.50 mo. Dec. 1853.
LARGE STUDIO LIVING ROOM, BATH,
Kitchen; Frigida1re; porch; completely fur
nished. 1918 r. 1. ave NV.
800 PARK RID. NV R, X, B., INC.
heat, light, gas. Adams 2479.
CATHEDRAL MANsIONs-YOUNG LADY
desires to share modern apt. with another.
Address Box 256S. Star Office. 13'
1898 GIRARD ST. NW.-THREE ROOMS
and bath. electric refrigeratlon; clean. very
desirable adults; couple preferred; reason
able. IA"
EXTREMELY LOW RENT-17l7 18th ST.
n.w.-Nicely furnished apt, consisting of
one large living room, -dinette. kitchen and
bath. Frigidaire, S42.50. Apply manager,
Apt. .
1901 10Th ST. NV, APT. 31l-THREE
rooms kitchen and bath.
SUBLET ATTRACTIVE ONE ROOM APT,
WindermeIe, 1926 N. Hampshire ave. Rea-
S@onIable sons Call Decatur 4770, Branch sl6.
$40 ST. .NW-FIRsT-P FLOOR FRONT
bed room. dinette. kitchenette. semi-bath.
&s,RooM5 APANRT7,MENT; N7, GAS HEAT. ELEC
Y. ave, NV National 7416. Is.
End floor; 3 rms. modern. quiet; sink
water. gas range. elec. Couple. $3.50.
2151 CALIFORNIA ST NW-BARGAIN;
bed pSsc rooms dining dIn5g room. sitting room
18th ST, Sc, NEAR LINCOLN PARK
rooms semi-bath;, elec. refrigeration. ga
rage; rage; quiet couple; no radio. Lincoln
s27, INGRAHAM ST. N.w--oNE ROOM
tent; GentIleS. employed couples: S35.
APARTMENTS-F -FURN.-UNFURN
FREE CAR SERVICE. DISTRICT $50.
1910 Vt. Ave. Rm. 217. Eve. EN-. 1852. IA
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

RESTRICTED N. W. SECTION.
$8,950.00.
lovely rooms, large and well arranged;
recreation room with lavatory and fire.
place. gas-equipped kitchen with built-in
cabinets. two baths, cedar closet. fireplace
in living room, washable wall paper
throughout. gas. h.-w.h.. semi-detached
garage, For further particulars, address
Box 402-Q. Star of1ce.
$6,750-WOODRIDGE.
Colonial corner-Attractive detached
home on one Of the prettiest corners Of
Woodbridge Contains large rms bath,
Oil burner real wood burning fireplace,
beautiful landscaped lot. Absolutely q
bargain at this price
3EITZELL,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ELDERLY COUPLE desires first floor room
with board. near bus line. Address Boz
1920. Star office. IL
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14O4K. CAFRITZ. DI. 90S0

REFINED COLoRED-oPEN TODAY.
APT. 81. 1921 P-3 R., K, B.----S27 so
AFFLECK, 2423 PA. AVE. WEST 3053.
COLORED WOMAN WILL SHARE HOME
with desirable. single woman or couple;
must be well recommended. Call Potomac
1544-J after 6 pm. 12'
REFINED COLORED-2115 14th ST, NV.
s rooms kit, bath, porch. Frigidaire.
h.-w.h.; no children: now ready; private
and exclusive; $50 month.
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LOTS WANTED.

OUT-OF-TOWN BUILDER WANTS APT.
house site. State location and cash price
Address Box 1920. Star ofice.
WANTED AT ONCE-SEVERAL
sites suitable for small apart
ment buildings. Prefer convent
ent Northwest or Northeast sec
ton. Address Box 403-Q, Star
office.
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ROOMS UkEURNISHEp

<72S 18th ST. NW.-Corner home. rooms,
private bath; heat, cleo gas, Frigidaire
incl; quiet Surr. Call ewes. or sunday.
1899 NEWTON ST. N,W.-Clean, room,
SIS single SIS double; large closets en-
ployed only Weekly. semi-monthly or
monthly, free phone Adams $3.50.
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JUST OPENED.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

Different. attractive singles and larg
NV. Decatur 5755.
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BUILDER WILL SELL UNIT OF Is APART
mentS from plans at cheaper price than IN
completed 14th and Concord ave facing
ROCK creek Park. Call District 2724 for
details ava
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SAFE AMI
SOUND investment in real estate showing
better than 1870 on your money? Have in
sHCeIlent ". section new, semi-detached,
fTG,i r3I iIItner particulars call Mr.. THROCK-
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY For sAIr

WAREHOUSE, located centrally. 1900
square feet; electric elevator; price reason
able. Address Box Silk, Star ONCE
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

ONE ROOM. KITCHENETTE. SLEEPING
porch, semi-private bath; everything fur
nished; $50 month. Call Clarendon 63-M.
FURN. APT. ON SECOND FLOOR; ALL
new furniture; adults only. Phone Walnut
1862.
8 ROOMS. SEMI-PRIVATE BATH HEAT
and light. $3.50. 1901 31st ST.. Mt.
Rainier Md.
637 goth ST. So, VA. HIGHLANDS. VA
2 rms, kit. and pri. bath; fur; gas elec.
and heat inc. Also smaller apt, fur, S45
and $35 per mo-; bus at door. 15 min to
Govt. depts. 12'
2627 LEE HIGHWAY. va R., K. D..
alton. Walnut 7016. IT,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

PRIVATE HOME, 5-acre grounds: 20 min
utes TO Treasury Prefer employed mother
with one or two children: consider en-
ployed couple or two ladies or gentlemen
Reasonable Not a boarding house. Wal
l4O1 18th ST NW-Young man to share
basement studio with another; phone; near
shower: free parking: good meals.
FOR GIRIS-2 beautiful rms. large
grounds, tennis. swimming; reasonable.
Columbia 1923.
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400 DELAFIELD PL. NW.-One furn. or
unfurn, room, single or double; newly
decorated; high elevation. Adams 6124-W.
1882 PENNA. AVE. NV, . or 8 beauti-
fully papered rooms, steam heat, shower
bath Piano if desired. West 0117. IA
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1879 K ST NV. Lee -Marque-Nicely fur
nished single and double rooms, running
Mater Excellent board. To-
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new home; bus stop at corner. II.
summer; 3 meals; lunch packed, laundry;
unlimited phone; home privllegeS: S35
mon h Men only. Georgia 1872.
lII6 BUCHANAN ST. NW.-Nicely furn.
room with connecting sun parlor; private
home; wholesome meals; S65 for two.
Georgia $3.50. ---
l439 NEWTON ST. NV. Apt. 2-Young
four; large closets. good exposure and
plenty good food: $50 each. Adams 2l31.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1744 P st-Large front
room for two or three also double: large
reception rooms Excellent meals. 49,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH FOR ALL CLASSES INVESTMENT
property; D. c. only; no commission; i'm
mediate settlement. Room 61O, 1910 VT.
ave. NV. or Met 2713.
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Positively Real Bargains,

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY:
price, s12,950.00; rent, $3.50 per
month. New, well-built, four
family apartment building: ex-
celIent rental section; tenants
furnish heat, gas and electricity.
See Mr.. Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. Natl. 21Oo
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-11-11
Dead at Birth-Now Husky Baby

DR.. Arthur B. r. Smith
of Margaret Hague Ma
ternity hospital at Jersey
City, N. j., shown examin-
ing husky Master Garry,
infant son of Mrs. Isabel
Garry, who is the latest
evidence of sciences won
derS. At birth the child was
Stillborn. Injection of five
drops of adrenalin into the
infants heart followed. The
heart began beating again
and the child began to
breathe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-27
2 Excitlng Mystery Tales This Lovely
Win ActiOn Aplenty Loves Work

Peggy Speer couldn't under
stand why we wanted her pic
ture for this series of beautiful
girls in Washington.
Miss Speer is definitely aristo-
cratic looking, from the top Of
her proud little head to the tip
of her very small feet. She moves
with arresting grace, as slender
and pretty as a long-stemmed
rose.
OF all things, she likes her
work. Asked what she would
do if she could do exactly as
she wished, she replied: "Td sell
dresses and work in fashions,
which is exactly what I am do
ing, because I love clothes and
dealing with women" That
makes her practically unique.
Her favorite colors are blues,
greens and blacks, and her favor
tie perfume is Blue Grass.
Miss Speer lives in Falls
Church, Va, and says she thinks
working is all the pleasanter
for living a distance from town,
and getting away from 1t all
over night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-27
RObina Gets
Man at Last

Jean Carew comes to the res
cue Of "the old-fashioned girl" in
a crisp little romance entitled
"Robina Goes Modern" Her
spinster is a "well-cushioned
young woman aged SO, who has
allowed herself to broaden with
the years" She has her flow
.ers, her dependable sutton and q
beautiful old mansion full of
museum pieces. And, she was
neither lonely nor unloved until
her niece came along and turned
her whole world topSy-turvy.
It's not enough for "Dodie" to
scandalize the town by picking
up a luncheon date at the sta
ton upon the day CT her arrival.
Dodie has to revolutionize Ro-
bina's dependable" sutton. He
Is a mere q years her senior,
but that is nothing to Dodie. In
no time at all he is doing the
"Suzy-Q" and gallivanting off
in Dodie's wake, leaving Robina
to get along as best she can.
It's rather astonishing how
well Robina does get along once
she RECEIVERS from her first shock
Of self-analysiS. She starts to
diet and to exercise. She buys
her first pair Of Stacks and goes
out electioneering for the good
of the community. Finally she
buys a car. gets arrested for
driving without a license and
winds up in Jail. That marks
the turning point in her life.
She decides once and for all that
she must have professional help
in her personal modernization.
She goes to New York and
when she returns all done up in
Robin Red nail polish with new
highlights in her hair Dodie
simply loses control of the situa-
ton.
= \ X
("RobinG Goes Modern" q
romance By Jean CGre1. Pub.
hShed by ArcGdi1.J
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Specification for sealed bids
state that the United States ter.
minus must be Baltimore,
Charleston, S. c., or Norfolk,
Va, with the Bermuda terminus,
Hamilton, capital Of the British
Atlantic island colony. At pres
ent there is airway passenger
service between Baltimore and
Hamilton.
The announcement of Specifi-
cations further states that bids
must provide that the contract
may be Cancelled following COM
pletion of transatlantic airrnaiI
lines between United States and
Europe by way of Bermuda.
TO TAKE 6 MONTHS
1t will require about six months
following the awarding Of the bid
before operation would become
a reality. Pan-American is be-
lieved to be the only organization
that will tender a bid for the
service.
The service between the United
States and Bermuda does not
necessarily mean that the future
planned line with Europe will
connect with Bermuda. Ca
madam postal and air officials
will have something to say about
that.
However, the first lap Of regu-
lar flight in a European direction
will be realized, which no doubt
will speed up the air mail plans
to the old country, regardless of
connecting links.
At present four Government
departments are involved in a
battle for control of United
States to Europe air mail Serv-
ice., These are the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the Blu
reau of Aeronautics of the De-
partment of C ON m &c e, the
Maritime Commission and the
Post Office Department. Con.
gress is also tied up in the
scuff1e with Senator Pat Nc.
Carran of Nevada holding that
all jurisdiction of such service
be placed with I. C. C.
Foreign and domestic rates
must be decided upon, which
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-27

alone tends to hold up an early
date Of inaugural.
Last, but not least, lack of
equipment. likewise tardies the
start.
According to the latest avail
able information, the building
Of large airplanes is now in
progress at Seattle, Wash. The
planes are Boeings and will be
available some time afte- May /.
AS for the philatelic end Of
the United States to Bermuda
air mail route, it is doubtful if
the Post Office Department will
strike off a special set Of
stamps. Instead, the regular 10
cent blue air mail stamp, still
available at the Philatelic
Agency and post Offices, is ex-
pected to be used. And these
will not be overprinted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-27

packing mystery of the good old
Scotland Yard. 1t opens with a
good British bobby having his
troubles in a neighborhood
filled with terror over the sud-
den antics of the bricklayer's
aunt.
After being paralyzed for
years she begins to sing and
throw furniture about. At least
that is what the Mortified neigh
bors report. Passed off first as
a Pigment of ale-fuzzed brains,
the matter becomes serious and
evolves into a tale filled with
high pitched excitement and
plenty of action.
X X II
("The Clue OF the BricklGyer'S
Aunt" By Nigel MorlGnd. Pub
RShed By FGrrGr & Rineh0Tt).
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-27
'FeliCita'
Fantasy,
EnChantS

"Felicita" is a slim little book
bound in coral and gold and en-
blazoned with Louis Inter
meyers stamp Of approval.
People pay a lot of attention to
Louis Untermeyer and by the
same token they will soon be
paying a lot of attention to r.
e. Spencer, the author Of this
volume.
Mr.. Spencer is already known
fer his skillful writing in a
previous piece called 1.-THE Lady
Who Came To Stay" "Felicita,"
which may be read in a single
sitting, will go far to increase
his fame. There is a story. Of
course. and a compelling story
at that, but Spencer's fine-spun
diction makes the story second
airy IN importance.
Anybody could tell what hap
pened to Malcolm Burke, man
all at odds with himself (whose
very salvation lay in the dis.
covery of Felicita) but few could
tell it with such an air.
Felicia is sheer fantasy. An
image plucked from the dim
past by a spellnound author.
She lives and grows and speaks
as his pen pushes its way
across the writing table. He
builds up her history page by
page. She becomes an obses-
sion, a vision beautiful beyond
dreams.
All Of which is a pretty diff.
ficult idea to present and a more
difficult idea to put into be-
Ievable prose. Yet, Mr.. Spencer
succeeds in sharing his enchant-
ment, thus winning Mr.. INTER
meyers approval +. and ours.
+ 4 X
"FeLtcttG," fantasy Written
By r. E. Spencer. Published by
BobbS-MerTlI.)
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WQS 9W NzE 2z$}zl L2TyA II!

New Gift Shopping SeNcby Of suggestion the attendants
will aid you whether you have dozen gifts Located
the Second Floor, adjoining the Mems Clothing Section
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Dark Street.
Real Drama

With special attention being
directed now toward the prob
lens Of underprivileged youth,
a first novel by Jessie Fenton
with the ominouS title Down
the Dark Street." has a definite
appeal.
AS suggested on the dust JAG.
ket Down the Dark Street."
has as its motif Q lot of the
grim tragedy which stalked
through Dead End" The new
novel. however, has a longer
range and latitude than. the
forceful play.
In this volume the trials and
tribulations Of Lonny Bishop
are graphically displayed.
Lonny is runaway. Timid, not
really bad or entirely devoid of
a conscience. But Lonny runs
into Hutch. Hutch makes him
think that holdups, robbery and
lifting cars as well as passing
bad checks are nothing but pure
unadulterated high points in ad-
venture. Lonny is caught up by
the excitement and the danger
Of the life he leads with Hutch.
When it comes to an end with
capture he gets some more good
lessons in the reform school and
begins again to travel further
and further along the path to
the big job"
For those who read for en-
tertainment alone, Down the
Dark Street." is a powerful
drama chock full Of thrills and
suspense. For others who seek
something to bite their teeth
into, the story will raise the
deep question Of what to do for
the less unfortunate runaway
kids Of this day who are to be-
come the DillingerS of tomor.
row. K. T.
4 + Il
rDotDn The Dark Street." By
Jessie Fentot, published by
HoWohton MiftIin CO...
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-27
Air Postage
To Americas
Lower Dec. |

A general reduction on air
mail postage rates on letters and
articles addressed to points in
Central and South America and
the West Indies effective We'd
nesday, December /, is an
nounced by the Post office De-
partment.
There will be no change in
rates where the postage has
heretofore been ten cents-the
minimu postage to any
country being ten cents per half
ounce.
TO STIMULATE SERVICE
An average reduction Of 80
per cent will be realized under
the new rates.
The reduction in all rates to
Latin America, virtually places
the price scale on line with rates
fixed by other countries for air
mail service on international
routes. It is expected that the
lower rates will stimulate the
use Of the foreign air mail serv-
ice and will prove Of greater
benefit to the business interests
Of this and other countries.
THE NEW RATES
Air mail rates per half ounce
on articles addressed to the
countries indicated, will be re-
duced as follows:
From IS to IL cents per half
ounce - Guatemala, Honduras
Republic, British Honduras, Ell
Salvador, Nicaragua.
From 20 to IS cents per half
ounce-Costa RIGA, Canal Zone,
Panama, Leeward Islands, Quad
eloupe, Martinique, Windward
Islands, Barbados, Trinidad.
From 80 to IS cents per half
ounce - Venezuela, Curacaom
Aruba and Bonaire.
From 20 to 10 cents per half
ounce-Saba, st. Eustatius and
st. Martin.
From 40 to 80 cents-per half
ounce-Peru.
From 40 to IS cents per half
ounce-Bolivia.
From so to 40 cents per half
ounce-Chile and Brazil.
From IS to 40 cents per half
ounce-Argentina, Uruguay and
Paraguay.
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So popular is the recent IS
book, "You Have Seen Their
Faces" by Erskine Caldwell,
with photographs by Margaret
Bourke-White, that Modern Age
Books will issue a large reprint
edition for mass selling on De-
cember 10 at rs cents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-27
ErikG MGn1'S Book
On List for SDrin0

Among the most interesting
Forthcoming books on the
spring 1888 list of Modern Age
Books, Inc, are "Labor'S New
Millions by Mary Heaton
Worse; Education Under the
Nazis," by Erika Mann, Thomas
Mann's daughter, and Medical
Politicians VS.. the People," by
James Rorty.