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Colored-Real Bargain.
Near Columbia and Ontario RI

Beautiful Semi-det brick home large
rooms. 3 porches, auto heat. large 1T: re-
conditioned. Very reasonable terms. District
13ll. After ; pm, call Georcia SS09
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HOUSES FOR WHITE.

UNFINISHED HOUSES FOR WHITE.
55I9 Conn. Ave. NV. 8 rms, bath
gas (elec. refrg0, h.-w.h: gas
$40 ssnd St. NV; . rms. sl e. % !;
/ 1872 Jefferson st. NV. rms, 2 baths,
cleo, gas (elee. refrso. h:-w.h;
garage. reeeption room $1,000
/ sol Allison st. NV. rms, bfth, cleo.
| gas. h.-w.h., gar, (elec. refrg.), st2;ao
gas, cleo. h.-w.h., built-in
eeii Piney Branch Rid. NV. rms,
bath, cleo. gas, h.-w.h. S6S50
| 3af Bryant st. NE. 6 rms, bath, cleo,
tEas. h.-w.h., "-ear garase' seiee;
5IS 9Th st. NE. 8 rms, 2 baths. cleo,
gas. h.-w.h., garage $4,000
1I5 u st. NE. 6 rms, bath, gas. cleo.
| h.-a.h., garage $4,000
| 2Sf5 Monroe st. Me-. rms, bath,
h.-w.h., cleo, gas. cellar SJi.50
| 1913 V st. Sc. q rms, bath. cleo. gas,
h.-w.h., g families $1,000
| 3Ift Charming st. NE. 5 rms. bath,
cleo, gas. h.-w.h.: bungalow $4,000
| so New York Ave. NE, 6 rms. bath.
| cleo, ras, h,-ah $500
1867 Emerson st: NE, rms. bath,
cleo. gas, h.-wh. -. $500
1857 st. NE, 4 rms, bath. cleo.
gas, h.-w.h., garage 80
| ITO Mass. Ave. NV. 5 rms, water.
toilet in yard $3.50
1II3 ID St NE, rms, water toilet
in yard S225O
| 31I 4th st. NE, 5 rms, bath. cleo.
gas. Latrobe heat $3.50
sos Fern st. NV, rms, cleo. gas,
h-wh $4,000
| 20 Rhode Island Ave. NE, 8 rms, cleo,
gas. oil heat $4,000
/ 80 w st. NV, rms, 2 baths. cleo.
| gas. h.-wh. $3.50
L 20 st. NV, g rms. cleo, kas, h.-w.h.
(elec. refrg.), gear garage - $500
CV TIL
| 54Ot LIST Pi. NV, No. 9, 9 rms. kit.
bath. EIeetrolux, cleo, gas, h.-w.h.,
gas heat $3.50
1929 H st. NE. No. 2, S rms. bath.
| cleo, gas. Latrobe heat - $4,000
| DA:HUMpHRIEC
II T. A l. r o p
eOa North CapitsI st. Natl. Ss32
Sunday call Randolph 00I2.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

In the carefully restricted Mass ave.
extended section within the District; a
lovely group of fine detached Colonial
homes; especially attractive is stone
front four bedroom home featuring a
bed rooms and bath on second floor; an
other type is center hall 3 bed rooms. two
baths: also a smart paneled den; inspect
sample 4132 Albemarle ST. Open daily.
Out Mass ave. to 49th ST.. turn right on
49th to Albemarle. then right to house.
Built by L. E., F. PRINCE. 1877 Conn. ave.
prolrerS invited
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

This NEW HOME is the most unusual
value on today,s market. Considering Lo-
CATION, PRICE and TERMS, we defy
comparison AIR CONDITIONED. z
LARGE ROOMS, 2Ia baths and 5 minutes
from downtown. Call J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN for further information, MET.
~. NisLL LLAl 10Th 81
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NEW BUNGALOW.
4517 CHESTNUT AVE.
RETuECnA MD

BE HEODA, WD.
Five rooms. bath porch. full basement
large attic. oil burner; completely insu-
lated.
A BARGAIN AT $3.50.
To reach. Out Wisconsin ave. block'
beyond Bank of Bethesda to Chestnut ave.
right 20 home.
GOSS REALTY CO..
1900 Wisconsin Ave Wisconsin 25o3
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2428 seth PL. NV.

One of Glover Parks finest new homes.
Here is your opportunity to acquire owner
ship. with cash payment as low as $3.50.
balance actually less than rent. Contains
z rooms. . baths Bryant Winter alr-condi-
toned heat (automatic),, open hrepiace'
iueal kitchen. visit will convince you:
broker or B. H. and D. G. GRUVER, owners
builders. Investment Bldg. National l73z.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COME AND SEE
WOODWORK
THIS is NOT A TRICK AID.

The location is WAKEFIELD and II
you could fnd a home comparable to this
We would heartily recommend your buying
It. years old, COMPLETELY RECON-
DTTIONED: . blocks from schools stores
and transportation The price Is $4,000
below Its actual cost. rooms and pa
baths. For an appointment TO inspect
call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. 1143,
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SAUL'S ADDITION.

Sa.150.
Corner home. beautifully handicapped
lot & rooms tile bath, . inclosed porches
and garage A real buy. For appoint
I404 K ST. CAFRTTz. Dist. 90S0.
Euariros 0SRS
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1923 LELAND ST,
RFTHFSDA MD

New white grick five lovely rooms. tile
bath. attached garage. porch. automatic
heat. One block to stores and bus.
PRICE ~ $50
OPEN DAILY TILL . PM
GOSS REALTY CO.
Coco WfsrOu LViScOu sin or
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1915 18th ST. NV.

. large front rooms. kitchen and bath,
beautifully furnished. for . or 3: one room
and bath for 1 or ,: hotel service: resident
manager
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S12.950 In suburban restricted COM
munity of fine homes, lovely rooms, i.
and bath: brick and stone constructions
with best of materials used: air condi-
toned This is an unusual Offering not
Beyond comparison with anything YOU
have seen. Shown by appointment. Call
REALTY ASSOCIATES, Natl. 1888, tfll
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

700 JEFFERSON ST. RIVERSIDE. MD
4 rooms and bath, large lot: $50. r. o.
BELT, Union Trust Bldg. Natl 33f6. 81.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-cIOSE BY. SPA
cious center-hall plan : rooms, bath;
acres. wooded: bargain, S4g.50. Claren-
don 500: ewes, Clarendon .3l-W
LANGLEY. VA, NEAR McLEAN--7-ROOM
house. electric stove, refrigerator, hot-water
heater: furnished or UNFINISHED; garden
90
COLONIAL. & RMS. AND BATH. JUST
completed. oil heat, garage. attic; insu-
lated, weather stripped. screened; full-si5s
basement; overlooking George Washington
Masonic Memorial. 104 Monroe terrace.
George Wash. Park. Alexandria. Phons
Alexandria 9S3 or 1043W. 90
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STORES FOR RENT.

RESTAURANT. WITH LIVING QUARTERS
above 21O6-S-10 N. Y. ave. nv. one
of the best locations in town; $3.50 per
N. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 9TH ST. NV.
STORE WITH TWO REAR ROOMS. SUIT
able for ice cream, laundry agency.
restaurant, etc. 1908 You NV. Inqutrs
12IO You NV. I'll
SUBURBAN STORE AND GAS STATION.
in Seat Pleasant, Md, corner Central ave.
and Chapel I'd. Three gas pumps. store.
10 rooms, bath electricity; SIS per month.
NJ. FRANK RUPERT. 1031 9TH st. NV.
THREE STORES IN COLLEGE PARK.
Md. from $50 to 500 per mo. The only
DARNELL Shepherd 5000.
DELIcATEssEN. RESTAURANT.
GROCERY.
Corner store with Q fine spts.; can cut
of and sub-rent small store; In NV.
directly across street from new Pepco.
Building. with over 1000 employes; also
good general territory: Sl5O Tor entire
OuiioinS j ). 4. WEINBERG Co..
Woodward Bldg. Natl. 02s0.
312-I4 2Ist ST. NEAR GOVT; BUILD.
ings; reasonable rental. APPROXIMATE slzs
eaf RANDALL JAIL H. HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 36uO.
FINANCIAL DISTRICT,
913 18th ST. NV.
s5xla r. to 20 f. slIs sy ~. Also S,o has ass
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
200 18th st. NV, Dist, 9Q57
$40 ST NW Sg;;id;gr sgS ON r1 AND
on on second floor; $3.50.
Washington Loan e. Trust Co.,
RENTAL DEPARTMENT.
National $40 900 T St. NV
CONTINUED on Next Psse)
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534 5th ST. Sc.

NEW-HOUSE CONDITION.
III you have a permanent position and
can pay 500 per month with a small cash
and cellar brick. q rooms. bath. hot-water
heat, electricity. garage; $3.50.
INSPECT TODAY.
L. t. GRAVATTE,
s3D 18th ST REATTOP Nail O-59
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"a zoo CTyDOnNd pPINR

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BIfICh.
It is ridiculous to keep paying rent
when YOU can buy modern home for
water heat Colonial front porch, big.
bright cellar and garage. in close-in
ouirement This price is so low that 1t
will appeal to any shrewd person for
home or investment. See it today. Phone
r. NJ. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
EVENINGS 3 to Q call Adams 1850.
SACRIFICE-ST. 900 EQUITY FOR $500.
Must Be Sold This Week.
18th and Varnum SITS. n.w.-9 spacious
rms. . baths. auto heat, garage. porches;
southern exposure. Call Adams 221 ;.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HILLANDALE OFFERS THE GREATEST
selection OF sites available in any subdivi-
sion. all modern improvements available:
prices start at 81 .OOO: sites from - acre
up. Drive out Piney Branch I'd. mi from
D, C.. or call Adams nO"". 90'
A REAL BUY IN A NEW ENGLAND CO.
lonial. situated on a knoll. having one Of
the finest views Of any suburb. Lsree
hvIlg room. dining room. den. maid 5
room. three bed rooms. two baths, attached
sarage. over half acre of ground S1@.g50.
- minutes from downtown. Call Shepherd
5I.5-J after = n IN HOs
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MARIETTA PARK.

D ,UJU.
Beautiful T-room, semi-det brick home:
h.-w.h: gar; full basement 3 porches.
Call District 1911 at once TO INSPECT
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

10. $50 - WOODBRIDGE - FULLY DE-
tached, desirably located north OF
Rhode Island ave, near schools and
transportation; seven rooms and bath,
porches, hot-water heat: exceptionally
good buy.
81 5OO-Ciose to every convenience and
nght rooms 2 baths hot,vater heat
oil burner, garage. cleo. refrigeration
house in splendid condition. SHANNON
a. LUCHS CO. 1905 II ST. NV. Ma
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S8.950.

Located in the beautiful FOREST SEC
TON of Chevy Chase. this appealing home
has Just been put in perfect condition in
side and out. Six delightful rooms. large
living porch. brandnew oil burner slate
roof. built-in garage and sleeping porch.
This home may be sold for as little as
$500 cash and SCI 80 per month. II Will
pay you to make a personal inYestiaS ion
OF this outstanding offer. Call Cleveland
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MASS AVE. EXTENDED,
r. WESTMOREIA AND CIRCLE


Owner being transferred out of town
will Sacrihce this new brick home bed
rooms :, baths. lavatory on first floor;
air conditioned: large lot.
J. DALLAS GRADY &, SON.
100 Vermont Ave. NV. District DTS.
Evening Phone. Emerson 500.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

BACHELOR APT. WANTED NEAR DU-
pont Circle. Must have shower, clean and
we'll heated. not over S35 month. Box
l04-X. Star oO@
APARTMENTS WANTED
Furn. and unfurn. all sections OF
city and suburbs. Large waiting list Our
special service gives you quicker results.
No listing charge. Phone National 1897.
MR. GIIIER. 0OS 10Th ST N w. o3t
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NEARBY VA.-S8. $50.

1 FIRST SHowING-6-rm, 2-storv brick.
I fireplace built-in garage; wooded lot.
! AIR COND. Is min. bus. OTHERS.
/ S4.950 and up. MECHANIC, 200 Wilson
/ blvd, Ciar., Va. Wal. 9293 day and eve.
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c443 40th ST. NV. APT. 4.
rooms, kit. dinette. bath, porch
yard and refrigeration ----- S5I.oO
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1904 10th ST. NE.
fooms. kit. dinette, bath S49.5O
Refrigeration on House Current,
See Resident Manager.
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vARNUM ST. NEAR 10th ST;

VARNUM ST. NEAR Ibth ST: -
S10.950.00. This S-room and 2-bath. II :
foot brick house also has breakfast room on
first floor and large incloSed sleeping porch
on second floor. giving bed rooms on one
floor Has built-in garage and automatic
heat and needs some redecorating. Has
50 900 long term, monthly payment nrst
trust. A little cash and balance like rent.
Should be seen quickly.
H. C. SMITHY CO.
Natl 5000. S11 18th ST. NV.
CORNER! 1887 N. C. AVE NE.
g5O-6-room and bath brick. newly
conditioned. Also 1881 N. c. ave. every
thing in perfect shape; 1880. Easy terms.
Opent PAUL, MAGOFFIN.
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NEAR SHEPHERD PARK.

$3.50.
New detached brick home. OF rooms
and bath, built-in garage: every modern
appointment: $1,000 cash and S65 per mo
This home cannot be duplicated at ABOVE
price. Call HARRY ROD. Natl. 1920.
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70 YOU ST N "

Brick home. consisting OF y rooms ana
bath. garage; excellent condition Con-
venient to stores, schools and transport
tation 80
629 C st. NE.
Seven rooms. bath, h. w h.. cleo S55 90.
9O4 Mass. Ave. NE.
Two-story and cellar brick s rooms.
bath: hot-water heat. electricity
259 Rock Creek Church Rd.
Six rooms. bath; h.-w.h.. electricity. two
screened porches.
20O7 Klingle Rd. NV.
Eight rooms, two baths. two-car built
in garage
1406 Decatur st. NV.
Seven rooms q bed rooms). :: baths.
oil burner.
1446 Spring Rd. NV.
Six rooms. bath. two inclosed porches
h-wh h, electricity, built-in garage; SIS.
239 7th st. NE.
Six rooms. bath: h.-w.h.. electricity. two
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th st. REALToR. Natl. 0153.
II sUNNYsTDE RID,
Silver Spring. Md.
Five rooms BATH h.-w.h.' built-in ga
rage. S66.25.
635 INGRAHAM ST. NV
Six rooms and bath, h.-w.h., garage 500.
40 CHESAPEAKE,
Silver Spring. Md.
Five rooms and bath; hot-water heat.
one-car detached garage; S5625.
3 SUNNYSIDE RID,
Silver Spring. Md.
Five rooms. bath cleo. range and re-
frgeration. INV n. built-in garage; S76."5.
232 CUSTIS AVE,
Del Ray, Va.
Five rooms, bath, h.-w.h., detached ga
rage. $50.
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AT LAST

We have found it. NORTHWEST WASH
INGTON. NEW BRICK. detached six
room home less than $4,000. on terms
that will surprise you. Do yourself a favor
and INSPECT this unusual home. Call j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN for appointment TO
inspect Met 1l43 day or evening
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WOODBRIDGE d g
s5OO DOWN-s5O MONTHLY.

You pay only monthly payments lust like
rent Beautiful. new sx-room brick house
on wide avenue. overlookine entire city; tile
dry basement. Only one left al these terms.
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. 20 Alabama
ave, turn left TO Southern ave. 10 No. l3l3.
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APARTMENTS uhEURhIsHED.

4063 GRANT ST. NE. APT. 2.
3 rooms 70 bed roomsl, kitchen,
dinette, bath, large yard ------- S42.oO
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GEORGETOWN BARGAIN.

old: rooms. 5 baths. very large liv. rm rC
with fireplace, walled garden. automatic
heat: opposite beautiful Govt park: priced,
Sl3,.5O BOSS a. PHELPS. Natl 1900.
Eve. call Mr.. Miller. Cleveland OI12.
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HOLLYWOOD
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.
New detached homes. and bed rooms,

WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
:!!"!30 Randolph st. n.e.-A new brick
Colonial large rooms. 2 baths, double
earsge' automatic heat; ideal for 1 or ,
:,2l1 Monroe st. n.e.-A Groom Dutch
Colonial. with built-in garage in elegant
condition; central location. Will sell on
terms or exchange for building site, A
family fiat or Investment property.
Open daily until . pm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-18
.4-H CLUB PLAY
IS FEATURED

Presentation Of a play "Appre-
citation of Our Rural Heritage" by
the Montgomery County Md.)
Fourth Club members toe &y
opened the second day Of the Ma
tional Fourth Club Camp here.
simultaneously with the presen-
tation of the play other delegates
here for the eleventh annual meet
ing of the club held State leaders
conferences in another part OF the
South Agriculture Building. A
feature of the conferences was q
lecture, "ContestS-Their Educa-
tional Function, Uses and Abuses, "
by DR.. P. j. Kruse, Of Cornell Uni
verSity.
Following the play and confer
ences. a general assembly was
held in the auditorium Of the
building, with Miss Beulah M.
Rodgers, presiding. Features of
this assembly were an address by
Miss Julia Newton, Of the Farm
Credit Administration, and a tour
talk by C. e. Potter. Of the Agri'
culture Department.
The delegates were to visit the
White House and pose for photo.
graphs on the South lawn Of the
grounds and later attend the base
ball game at Griffith Stadium be-
tween Washington and st. Louis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-18
DIR. DAS PLANS
MD. u. SERIES

DR.. Taraknath DaS, noted In
dian author and lecturer, will give
a series of four lectures at the
University of Maryland, from July
to 8, on the subjects of British
rule in India and the cultural heri-
tage Of India.
DR.. Das became a naturalized
citizen of the United States in
1914. He studied in Europe and
in this country, receiving a Doctor
of Philosophy degree from George
town University. He is an hon.
orary member of Die Deutsche
Academic (Munich) and the
Italian Institute for Middle and
Far East (Rome). :.
At the present time DR.. Das Is
special lecturer in the department
of history of the College Of the
City of New York. He has written
such books as India in World
Politics." British Expansion in
Tibet" ''Rabindranath Tagore, His
Religious, Social and Political
Ideals" and Foreign Policy IN
the Far East"
DR.. Charles Pergler, dean Of Ma.
tional University Law School, will
speak on current political activ1-
ties in the Balkans, from July IL
to Is, on the University OF Mary
land lecture series.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-18
WOMAN GUILTY
IN BOY BEATING
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page II
was removed to Police Court for
arraignment as soon as the war.
rant was issued.
Mrs. Ruby Adela Van Ness, 49,
year-old mother Of the boy, whom
she calls Laddie, was preparing
breakfast in the kitchen of her
home when interviewed this morn
ing. L,addie, who sat on the floor
of a tiny sun parlor in the rear
of the house, building q block
castle and uttering never a whim-
per for the multiple bruises and
welts visible on his face and back,
allegedly administered by Mrs.
Cronin, a housekeeper who lives
in the same apartment rent free
in return for watching over the
child.
Tells Of Incident
Between bathing the youngsters
puffed and diScolored eyes with
hot applications and preparing
their breakfast, Mrs. Van Ness
told what she knew about the beat
ing incident. She said:
81 am an adult education
worker employed as q teacher
at the AmericanizatiOn School
at Tenth and E Streets North
west. While away during the
day I leave Laddie in the care
of Mrs. CrOnin in return for
lodging for herself and husband,
a Navy Yard employee.
Last night when I came
home from school Laddie was
not here. A few minutes later
he came in with Mrs. CrOnin,
his face bruised. I found hastily
wiped blO0dstains in the bath
room with some of the chiId's
clothing. I Immediately took
him to the doctor who told me
the weltS on his body were
caused by . beating.
Mrs. CrOnin later explained
to me that she hit Laddie when
he refused to come at her call
to get his dinner and also that
he had sOiled his trousers. My
sister, Mrs. II. M. POff, who
lives at 913 Seventh st. N. E.,
came and called the police.
They took Mrs. CrOnin to the
WOmen's Bureau"
MRS. CRONIN SILENT
Mrs. Van Ness said she has
been separated from her husband
for several years and earns $50 a
month in her job as a WPA adult
education worker.
Mrs. Cronin refused to make
any statements from her room at
the Women'S Bureau other than
that she had the permission of
Mrs. Van Ness to spank the boy
II he became unruly. She told
Capt. Rhoda Milliken that she
recently suffered a nervous break
down and that the child'S activit-
les at times annoyed her. The
Cronins have lived with Mrs. Van
Ness three months.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-18
Bdptists
To Dedicate Church

The Washington Highlands Bap-
list Church at 1874 Yuma st. s. E.,
which is nearing completion, will
be dedicated Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
The Rev. George j. Cannon, pas
tor, will officiate. Several local
and out-of-town Baptist ministers
win participate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-18
TUPEL0 GUSTS
UNION WOMEN

TUPELO, Miss, June IS GIN.
S0.-Storming a hotel here today,
women workers from q factory
making women's and children's
clothes, seized two women organ
izers Of the international Ladies
Garment Workers Union, a C. I.
o. affiliate, and forcibly COM
PEELED them to leave town as
police looked on.
The organizers, Miss Ida Sledge
and Mrs. Lillian MeSser, both of
Memphis, were forcibly elected
from their hotel. showed into their
own car and escorted out Of town.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-18
Tokyo Is Invited
To Arms Discussion

TOKYO, June 10 Q.NS).-Dis-
cuSsionS among major naval pow
ers with q view to limiting guns to
Il inches were informally pro
posed today by United States Am
baSsador Joseph c. Grew. Naval
authorities here, however, felt that
Japan would not likely reconsider
her previous refusal to keep down
gun caliberS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-18
Treasury Offers
$5O,OOO,OOO Bills

Secretary of the Treasury Nor.
genthau announced yesterday that
tenders are invited for SO million
dollars of Treasury bills. The
bills will be dated June %, 1887,
and will mature on March 23,
1888, and on the maturity date the
face amount viii be payable with.
out interest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-18
Roosevelt Names
TrimbIe a JUDGE

Thomas c. Trimble. jr.. was
nominated yesterday by Presi-
dent Roosevelt to be United
States judge for the Eastern
district of Arkansas. His name
viii be considered by the Senate
Ia Q few days.
Evening star., 1937-10-06
By the Way
THE Swiss Minister and
Beth Blaine

The Swiss Minister and Nine Peter entertained delightful
Switzerland Hugh wilson and his fascinating wife whom
have not had the Of seeing Paris
white e. hair iran and most alive and expressive face.
and son Bobby Tor and
between America and that quiet little country
for s Last e ss ed ~ n ana SAD
{ourteenh for Switserland their post Mr. and Mrs
loss to the friends they Washington
Lasr nght MIS- Wrong G ore pale blue crepe gown
hair she looked really loUey
Mrs Wilson is frantcaly trying to get settled
furniture arranged each piece having been tried out in
dozen different locations in the finally spot
sarege to have dragged strangers any tea
reception you can catch the watchiul Of
forth her favorite Aubusson join group
a lhs 5 e on ense our aean as
tor SO many years to who have pushed their
been left in the most unthough of places all
yrs Mccook KnoT wo has just returned from spending
% ae az aS cano co @ a o a eong % the last
touches Of TURQUOISE S Mrs. knos is an outsandine
s' s ss' ss 's ega ESaa1s Fer
the S10iss Legation Peter great
is an inspiSaon to so many peops
oe kno1 Oho tear around in complete "dhe and
The Swiss legation filled With interesting paintings mostly
Our place cards we're Charming and bS
every Each one bore reproduction of exquisite painting
ROM Mrs Sidney Cloman be found at every
many Mrs coman and her niece Mrs Campbell
Prichet this that the Winter has it.
the it would be nothing calamity.
s to p proDs this tact y d,oggea IN
their afternoon gatherings most popular The diplomatic
A 1dM D 1s Sy 5
selor OF Embassy Seno Rodriguez and the Netherlands Min
ster. From the British Embassy staff COL Mrs.
Continued Fourth pace
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