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Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26
Imperial Valley Press

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cept Saturday and sunday (Sat-
urday afternoon issue now sue
ceeded by The Post-Press, Sun
days) by the Imperial Valley
Publishing Company. 625 State
street. Tci Centre, California.
Entered at El Centro, California,
post office as second class mat
ter.
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Johnston, vice-president a d
general manager; Il. A. Fitz-
hugh. secretary and managing
editor.
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26
EAT SWEETS, -
STAY SOBER

WASHINGTON, April &C. UP)--
If you want to stay sober, eat some
sweets or a good meal before you
start drinking alcoholic beverages.
This advice of Howard w Hag-
gard and Leon A. Greenberg of
Yale university was reported today
at the opening session of the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences. Sew
eral hundred scientists attended the
annual spring meeting of the ex-
elusive society that includes Ameri-
cas- Nobel prize winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26
Gas, Gas An
the lime, Cant
EAT or Sleep

"The gas on my stomach was so bad
! could not eat or sleep. Even my
nested Adierika. The first dose took
brouaht me relief. Now ! eat as
wish, sleep fine and never felt better"
Mrs. Jas. Filler.
lower bowels while ordinary laxatives
act on the lower bowel only. Adlerika
oives your system a thorough cleans
ing, bringing out old, poisonous matter
that you would not believe was IN your
system and that has been causing gas
pains, sour stomach, nervousness ana
headaches for months.
DR.. H. l.. Shoub, Feio YORK, reports
"In addition 10 infesfinaI cleansing, Adferikd
greatly reduces bacteria and colon baciih."
Give your bowels a REAL cleansing
with Adlerixa and Gee how. good YOU
feel. Just one spoonful relieves GAS
and constipation.
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26
Miss McFarlane
Attends Meeting

Miss Marjorie McFarlane, county
music supervisor, spent the week
end in Long Beach, where she at
tended the sessions of the Cali
fornia-W Western Schools Music con-
ference, southern division. Accord
ing to Miss McFarlane the out
standing program number was pre-
sented by the combined school chill
dren's orchestra in which from 2-30C
students participated.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26
Experts to Check
On Handwriting

Signatures on checks and docu-
ments investigated by the grand
jury viii be examined by hand
writing experts. L was revealed in
testimony given before the grand
jury.
District Attorney Elmer Heald
told witnesses the documents and
records they showed the jurors
would be returned to them after
having been submitted to experts
for study.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26
ACCOUNT
AT BANK CHECKED

checks suspconed by Mark Boodgood
who audited Imperial Irrigation District asurers
with
McIvers Beach bank Blood
good testified grand able match usi
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26

Intend to Wed-Herbert E. Tuck,
43, and Jessie Green, 80, Holtville
ree'.1e'7te. Mon|av filed with the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26
Firemen Ans

Firemen Answer Call-Firemen
extinguished a fire caused by an
oil burner on a hot water heater
in the Roberta hotel at 9:45 O'Clock
Saturday night. No damage result
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26

Amount due-S2,500
Amount received-$l,3 300
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26

Underpayment-$ $50
1896 District treasurer Jan
/ to Dec. 31a 5000 .............. 2,4OO
Mexican company treasurer
jana 500 ................................... 100
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26

Amount due-$3,350
Amount received-S2, 400
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26

1885. The illegal contender for
the office received that rate for
non-performance of any of the
duties. but to me only one-half
that amount was granted for full
performance.
The law does not presume to
permit a reduction of an officers
salary as a means of railroading
him out of office.
1T is my contention that by
the illegal acts OF the directors il
their efforts to force me out of
office, I have been compelled to
assert my only prerogative.
The following statement will
show the amount justly due me as
against that authorized by the di-
reetors. to pc an underpayment to
me of S2.2S333 which amount does
not include the Mexican company
salary after the illegal dismissal
1885 District treasurer, Jan.
l to Mar. 15asIc5 .................... $3.50
District treasurer, Mar. Is
to Dec. 3iG 5000 .........-.............. 81 300
Mexican Co. treasurer, Jan.
| TO Dec. 310$l00 .................-.. 1000
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-26

wed.
Evening star., 1937-01-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

REFINED ELDERLY LADY private family:
walking distance Sacred Heart Church pre-
fer-ed. Col. 500. Apt. 300.
TWO young gentlemen private home; no
other roomerS: twin beds; NV. Address
Box 3f-B. Star office.
ROOM AND BOARD for Govt employed
mother and 14-year-old daughter. Ad-
dress Box 23"-B. Star office.
ROOM AND BOARD for child. T.. and en-
ployed mother with small family in nearby
suburbs or uptown Wash. Address Box
f4f-B, Star Office.
IN CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Room private
bath board: privilege of Transportation.
Address Box 10-A Star office.
ROOM AND BOARD vicinity Wesley
Heichts: business woman of quiet habits.
Address Box 490-X. Star office.
YOUNG WOMAN Government employe.
wishes room and meals with small family.
absolutely without other boarders; pref
erably CNevy Chase. near downtown b-SSes.
State price Address Box lob. Star ONCE
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY wants TO live
with conrenal healthy and refined family
Address Box ga, Star Office "4'
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.


51o1 WILSON BOULEVARD. Balston Va.
3 rooms for light Housekeeping. SO.
Clarendon 140-M.
IN LYON VILLAGE-Comfortable room for
gentleman in new home: every modern con-
venience: unlimited phone; 10 minutes
from downtown; congenial Southern people.
Walnut 1887.
10 MINUTES TO ToWN-Vacant. due to
a transfer, I recommend my room and
board to couple desiring a good place 10
live; homelike' all conveniences. Walnut
1897.
POI WEST CUsTIs AVE, Del Ray. Alex
andria. Va.-Furn. room frequent buSses
to Pa. ave. Alex. 31"3-W.
NEARBY VA-Clean warm, fr. rm.
next to bath: priv. home; board. Clar.
CHERRYDAI.E. vA.---Furnished room new
mi Feb 1st Clarendon 1914
lO2 MONROE AVE. University Park
Furnished rooms in modern home. Phone
Greenwood 1f57W. "a
1909 GARFIELD ST Arlington. Va.-Two
rooms and sun porch. unfurnished SEMI
bath. Walnut 1902. "a
ARLINGTON. VA.-ATTRACTIVE FRONT
room. near bus lines. Call Clarendon
1865 after pm.
CLARENDON, SO3 N Lincoln st.-Attrac-
tive front rm. for 2. block from bus; board
If desired. Phone Clarendon 27-J.
IS MINUTES TREASURY: pleasant single,
double room, next bath; ami; 81 or So;
breakfast privilege. Clarendon 593.
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COUNTRY BOARD
TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

459 DELAFIEID PL. NW.-LARGE RM.,
incl. sleeping porch, Kit; elec. re1rlgera- :
ton priv home; empl. couple. Gentiles.
! Adams 1919.
11O4 L ST. NW.-oNE LARGE. NICELY
furnished front room. kit. and bath facing
park: convenient downtown: adults.
CHEVY CHASE. 551O BROAD BR. RD;--
-rR E ref4seraton spt f auto to heat IT. aduts faa
.7os ONTARIO RD.I2 ROOMS; KITcH, c1lo
/ room, kitchenette. Col. 4s17.
GIRL WILL SHARE I'm; sJs B. B. x .ddIs!: APT
with Southern girl; S25; refs. ADDRESS
kitchenette bath. screened sleeping porch:
so expos; adults. transient or permanent.
WANTED-JEwIsH GIRL. SHARE WITH
5ed enm mnt pbons ap[ new furn mad
cost S45 mo. Adams 0941.
$50 ST. NE.-vERY ATTRACTIVE
Groom apt: newly furnished; electric
90 JOHNSON AVE. HYATTSVILLE. Md
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. Half square
from car line.
1854 PARK RID. NW-3 ATTRACTIVE
rms Frigdsire private bath; oyerstlHiried H linss
1903 ALLISON ST N.W.-BED-LIyING
room. newly furnished; running water
share kitchen. dinette and bath.
II217 18th ST. N,E-ENTIRE FIRST ,r
noor OF new home. : rooms. kltcnen, tile
shower bath. Lincoln S31S.
% r ST. N.E.-BEAUTIFUL, 3 ROOMS.
private bath; hot-water heat; radio; two
adults only; references required. Call be-
fore 9:30 pm.
501 L ST. Nw-2-ROOM. COzY APT;
elec. refrigeration. sink; $40 weekly.
1929 18th ST; N.w:-3-EooM APART-
Also rooms for Ink.
2601 CALVERT ST: N.W- OPPOSITE
kitchen. bath. foyer; attractively furnished
| Available Immediately. Reasonable. 24s
LARGE QUIET. COMBINATION LIVING
bed room, telephone. bath. upholstered fur
ntture: Silver Spring; $50; men preferred.
Safs sP sna SSs Ps4K cenla HL Aps
Apt. go. Call after pm. .m.
DUPONT CIRCLE-COMFORTAB AP-
pointed twin-bed room, living room. fire.
place, piano. For appointment. North
2701.
1929 18th ST. NV. APT 34-2 OR 3
rooms, k. and b.: $50 so or $67.50 month,
incl. gas. elec.; adults: ref pa
80 7th ST. NE-TwO APIS. OF RMS.
and bath, furnished; elec.. heat. gas. hot
water furnished. S45 month.
1920 HARVARD ST. N.W-Two FRONT
rooms north and south exposures; semi
private bath. See janitor
WOODBRIDGE 4OO5, 21st ST. N.E-oNE
detached home; oil heat: block from bus
North 1887.
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK KRD;-EXCELLENT
location: attractive livine-bed room. spa
etous dressing room etnetts; kiteahssSna easSa eeytlhI
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

292O 18th ST. NV: S42.5O: CORNER
living and bed ROOM KITCHEN, dinette. prl-
yats bath: FriEidaire. Gas and eiee. in
2O33 ST. N.W.-0NE OR TWO ROOMS,
kitchen. bath; gag, electricity; clean' quiet,
employed adults.
1917 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-FURN1sHED
apt, 2 rooms; gas, elec. and Frigidaire;
semi-bath:, ADULTS only: vacant list; 3rd
floor. front. Columbia S206.
IsfEs rensd !fhs isi l!0ss g. Ssdvins room; quiet
sUBLEAsE TO OCTOBER Two BED
rooms. bath, living room. dining room.
kitchen. pantry: BEAUTIFUL, Adams 9072.
RMS, K. AND B., COMPLETELY FUR
ashed eifton em Tepraee 2 Soampia Eaat o@o0 from
1917 KENYON N.W.-DESIRABLE 2 RMS.
and kit. apt. private bath, elec. refrigera-
ton. heat. electricity. gas: janitor
BURLEITH, 1906 S ST N.W-ATTRAC-
te bed kitchen ns dnette
home of owner: reasonable. Emerson 1897.
3033 18th N.W.-SMAIL ROOM. KrrCH-
enette: sink. range. gas, electricity: S23 so:
elec. refrigeration: not more than two.
1850 11th ST N.W.-WH1TE NEIGHBOR-
hood: . rooms. md floor. front. newly
decorated; S34.50 month: gas, cleo. neat
included.
1890 ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath. L--ge closets; northern and southern
exposures. also front room.
ENTIRE End FLOOR. ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. screened porch: gas. cleo. heat; mod
crate 7S3 10Th St ne.
TWO APTS BEAUTIFULLY FURN..
moderniZed old Alexandria house: PRIV.
entrances on court garden: 6-rm. duplex,
sos; also ! or . rms, bath. S25-S40:
breakfast: Wash. trans: phone Alex. 1866
Sundays or evenings.
l RIM. KIT. SEMI-BATH: GAS. LIGHT,
heat; S32 50; newly decorated. H. C.
BROWN. 437 N Jersey ave. sc.
RMS HALL. PRI BATH. BACK
porch: S35. H. c. BROWN, 437 New
] ROOM DRESSING ROOM, DINEFTE
kitchen and bath. attractively furnished. in
one Of Washngton's finest apt. hotels; SUBJ
lease l month: SO Adams 5049-W
551S 18th ST NW-3 RMS: ELEC
refrigeration gas heat and light fur
nished; convenient location: adults. Geo.
304S
9lo 5th ST. NE
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90 5th ST. NE
FURNISHED APARTMENT.
ADULTS
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
RARK GENTR AL.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
PARK CENTRAL.
1900 F ST NV
Frigidaire current free; SO so. Living
room with portable dInette and chairs.
dressing room. Murphy bed. sun room.
kitchen and bath. Bellboy. elevator.
switchboard service.
See Manager. METROPOLITAN O540
14th and K. CAFRI1Z. Dist. 90S0.
Francis Scott Key Apt. Hotel,
Goth and F, sts NV room git. bath,
day, week. month. National E425.
1448 PARK RID. NV.
3 ROOMS e BED ROOMS). KITCHEN
BATH-S69 SO.
Gas, electricity, Frigidalre free: beau
tifully furnished; modern bldg; elevator;
convenient to stores and theaters; bus and
street car at corner. Resident manager.
STUDIO APARTMENT-MO T
unusual, very large, attractively
furnished, studio living room,
fireplace, high ceilings, balcony
with 2 bed rooms, tiled bath,
shower, kitchen, Frigidaire. oil
furnace, continuous hot water.
Near car lines. $3.50 per month
includes heat. gas. electricity.
Columbia 1852.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1897 10th ST. -N.W.-Vacancy for young
man in large front room; private a9. bath;
1924 18th ST. N.W-Large, well-heated
room for . or 8: meals excellent; Southern
chef; very best service; very reasonable.
ATTRACTIVE large room in private home
of adults siS9 convenient cars bus; good board
BED-LIVING ROOM.
rss nsed meas Hp g. 55s s
1880 LAMONT ST. NW-Vacancy for
young man, large airy room: reasonable;
modern Jewish home. Col. 119S:
LARGE FRONT ROOM. suitable for two
you youns an. men; exceedingly good location at.
REFINED JEWISH FAMILY has nicely
furnished ROOM i.h.w.; conveniences;
board optional; vicinity l4th and Park rd.;
reasonable. Adams 1886.
t.4 fs9 te
sin@le sM% 'ecS Col. tesiae s699. nicely i 'S''eo
SCOTS. 1926 21st St., near Dupont
Circle-Double rooms. twin beds, studio
furniture hardwood floors. running water:
So. so. We invite comparison. North 5000.
DUPONT CIRCLE--Single room IN small
guest house; excellent meals. 1911 20th
NV.
1903 KALoRAMA RD NW.-Vacancy for
young man. triple room. new furniture.
$50; vacancy for young man. double room,
$50; excellent meals.
1910 18th ST. NW.-.Girl to share room
with another. private bath. shower: walk
ing distance.
1922 K ST. N.W.-Double ROOM. COM
Portable. southern exposure. continuous
hot water
l52a Nw.Beaqtlful m basement ;n p room; IN;
room. $40: excellent meals. shower
MT PLEASANT sECTfON-Employed cou-
pie or two men in private home. Quiet
lSss1ien; sSsm9 oa5a plenty heat unlimited phone
1920 LAMONT ST W.-Large double
cellent table. Also vacancy for refined
young lady. Reasonable. Adams 1871
1919 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Comfortably
men; excellent meals: reas. Col. 1921.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. nicely furn.. with
private shower. near Shoreham Hotel
Adams 63S4.
10th ST HEIGHTs-Close in. Guest house
Ice. reasonable: suite suitable gentlemen;
table board; reservations. Col. O6S2.
house rooms. single double. meals op-
tional: garage: reasonable. Col. 06S"
23O7 CALVERT ST Conn. ave D-Attrac-
tive. warm single. double studio room; eX-
cellent meals; convenient location. Adams
fl14.
TUDOR CLUB,
1915 N ST. AT CONN. AVE.
Beautiful double or triple room; delicious
food convenient Reasonable.
TRIANGLE CLUB,
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Vacancies: singles. doubles and triples.
Private baths; best of food; make reserya-
tions now; rates reasonable. 26e
THE CASALOMA
(FORMERLY THE FRENCH EMBASSY:
| 246O 10th st. n.w.-A residential hotel
with mansion atmosphere available for
parties dances. luncheons, etc.
1772 MASS. AVE. NV.
One Of the finest furnished club resi-
| denceS for young people exclusively; unsur-
passed location; all studio rooms: reas.
THE SOUTHERN CLUB,
! 14n0 N. H. ave NV. at Dupont Circle
| All outside rooms. private baths; full hotel
I service.
/
Evening star., 1937-01-24
MRS. IVY N. MACABOY
ANNOUNCES

The opening Of the Club Embassy Annex
1925 K ST. NV. This famous old mansion
gle double and triple rooms. with meals
Opposite the newly Handicapped Franklin
Park
Evening star., 1937-01-24
ROOMS FUR. & uNEUR.

! room adj bath. large closet, elec. grill:
/ bus. person reas.: ref. Met. 1879.
2210 PENNSYLVANIA AVE- Apt. 6o7.
Plaza Apts., Washington Circle-Large
front. studio room; private family; single
or double: tile bath. West 1766-M.
i727 EUCLID-Furn or unfurn.. . large
sunny rooms; sink. range. oil heat; rea-
sonable.
ROOM IN apartment with housekeeping
privileges, upper 14th St. near all stores
and car lines, for refined, young, employed
couple will furnish to suit tenant $50. or
$50 unfurnished. Address Box 223-B. Star
offce
ONE furn. or unfurn: room; Attractive
women. Dist. 6055. after 5 pm:
STUDIO ROOM
2110 r st. n.w.-Laree. frst-foor front;
beautiful windows. open fireplace; S25
month. North $3.50.
TWO RMS. KIT. BATH priv. home:
excellent neighborhood. Emerson 0132.
334s 10th ST 16th and Monroe n.wD-
Large attractive double room, c.h.w.. tel.
reasonable. Adams 0s07.
1855 MASS. AVE SE,-Two rooms. kitch-
en-. semi-bath; gas electricity and heat in
cluded; $40. One furnished front room.
500. pa
Evening star., 1937-01-24

BROOKLAND-2 ROOMS. PORCH. ELEc-
| trio refrigerator; heat. light furnished.
| 1922 Jackson st. ne. Potomac 3q69-W .
| 7Os KENNEDY ST NV ROOMS,
| kitchen. semi-private bath gas. beat, light.
use OF Ihone; newly decorated new stove:
pentileS only: $40
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507 TENNESSEE AVE. NE-BEAUTIFUL.
rms. kitchen pri tile bath large
screened sleep. porch: newly decorated;
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7O7 FLORIDA AVE NE CLEAN
rooms. kitchen. private bath; entire second
floor: lights. gas. heat. S4b
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CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
Arm. Apt, $50; Furn., S85.

Choicest location; modern frenroof bldg:
ot-hr. elevator. secretarlal phone serVlce'
refrlgel alton. mirror doors. Potomac 5ns:t-
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1913 18th ST NV. legation Club-Va-
cancy for one young lady: unexcelled cui-
sine: home atmosphere: reasonable. North
Evening star., 1937-01-24

foor front room. c.h.w. ami. inner
spring mattress: good location; $50 per
Evening star., 1937-01-24

710 Sth ST. S.E-FIVE LARGE RMS. AND
bath. Just redecorated; heat furn.; large
porch and yard; reasonable
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17l4 r. l. AVE NW-Well-furnished.
cheerful rooms. excellent accommodations
convenient downtown location: reasonable
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FRONT I'M, KIT. BATH NEWLY DECO
rated gas. electricity. cont hot water.
shower; S33.5O adults. 622 Kenyon NV.
221 DOUGLAS ST NE-ONE ROOM.
kitchen. screened porch gas, lisht, heat
furnished; semi-private bath; adults only.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

2S LINCOLN AVE. TAKOMA PARK, MD.
[3 rooms, kitchen and bath. $40. Col.
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1891 JACKSON ST NE BROOKLAND.
D. C.-:i rooms. k. and b.; strictly mod
priv. ert.; reas.: no small children.
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3 LARGE ROOMS KITCHEN, PRIVATE
bath. shower. Electrolux. oil heat. unlim-
tied phone; all newly decorated; adults.
bOOR Illinois ave n "
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4-ROOM AND BATH APT. NEWLY DEC;
near 10th and New York ave; reas. w r.
MARSHALL. 929 N Y ave Natl. S667.
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MT. PLEASANT. 3.lO 18th st. n,w.-Sin-
Gle room, next bath, S3.75 per week
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512l CONN. AVE-Lovely corner room,
next TO bath, unlimited telephone Will fur
nish to suit occupant. Cleveland 4949.
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1929 I4th N.W.-S25 mo-: nicely furnished
front room. delicious meals, phone Ken
turky hoSDitality
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l4Ol 10TH ST N.W.-Few choice vacan-
cies in well appointed club; plenty baths,
reat and not water; phones ir ell rooms;
free parking; dietician in charge OF din
ing room
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o.lO PA AVE. NV Apt 305-studio
room. with or without kitchenette. $50.
$50 month. West 0S33.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

BROOkLAND. 1905 OTIS-OWNER VIII,
share lovely new Housekeeping Apartment
with refined responsible couple -
RAMONA APT. 676 Atm ST NE-ONE
room, large kitchen. hall. bath, lights,
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3I45 10th ST N.W-Large double second
floor front room: . or 3 persons: excellent
oIc. 7ah
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ROOMMATE WANTED BY REF. BUS
woman sharing 3-rm apt. with . others;
reasonable Park Towers. Col. SS4l. Apt
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AR-FURNISHINGs FOR LIVING
rm.. sun rm.. dressing rm., kitchenette and
| bath apt. Purchaser may take over lease.
| Studio couch d Murphy bed. Pot. $500.
Ok
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CONTINUED.

1898 OAK ST. NV. {corner 16thl-Room
and sleeping porch. next bath; So week.
f1ne location gentleman
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-26
Inventor Would
Let Out HeIilrnn
On Lease Basis
Takes Stand Against Gov
eminent Selling Nom
Explosive

WASHINGTON. May 2G. CuP)
The possibility that Germany
wants American hclium TO initiate
secrctly-built. all metal diri@iblcS
and not for the Graf Zeppelin and
a sister ship Of the Inflated Hin
denburg was raised yesterday ~
senate military affairs commit.
tee hearing on a bin to permit
export Of the gas for commercial
purposes.
Thos. r. Slate. mechanical en-
gineer who said he invented .he
dry ice process and the variable
pitch propeller. vigorously opposed
the measure. He aSscrtcr the re-
duced buoyancv Of hclium made
its use impractical in tranS-Atian-
tic dirigible traffic and intimatcd
that Germany has other motives
for wanting helium.
President Roosevelt revealed
meantime that he had sent 10 the
senate and house military affairs
committees Il report by five cahi-
net officers suggesting that the
government sell any "unneeded
surplus" of hclium TO foreign
countries "for promotion Of COM
merce and science, to alleviate
human suffering and safeguard
lives of airship passengers.
The chief executive appointed
the committee after the linden
burg disaster. It's report said chat
any sale Of the gas should be ade-
ouate safeguards against military
use and recommended that the
government. if the price is right
purchase a private hclium plant at
Louisville. KY, thus. giving it
complete monopoly on production.
These developments came a.
Slate appeared before the commit,
tee and DR.. Hugo Eckcner, FAMED
German dirigiblc expert, arrived
to plead for non-cXpIoSivc, nom
inf ammable hclium 20 avert trag-
edies such as struck down the NY
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-26
AFRAID TO 6uc.
d. then lifted up the third

left hand, then lifted up the third
finger. g4aA - : "a -.
"Joan, they tell me that it's
never wise to postpone a we'd
ding E"
Joan's eyes lighted, and she sat
up i'm bed with new yigor.
eve could still be married to-
day." she asked. ..r ...
"If you feel strong enough. It's
lust a little after 10 o'clock.
Dorothy's willing to have the
ceremony here in the living room
this afternoon, if you're willing"
"Oh, Bob, it would make this
the one perfect day of my life. "
There's something must tell
you first .,- a..'
Joan smiled. "Have you a
secret, too" ....... .-.. -.
"A sort of secret. Joan, could
you be happy marrying COM
paratively poor man.
What are you talking about,
Bob?" ..r. ........ 49,.
you're wealthy girl, Joan.
One-third of Mr.. Hendry's estate
and it is an exceptionally large
one-goes to you
She stared at him, unbelieving:
"What ever made him do that
she asked.
81. guess he loved you too,
dear"
He told her then of Mr.. Hen
dry's special request concerning
the little white house. There's
not much chance now" he added,
"of it ever becoming a shrine OF
happiness =" ..-..
Joan was thoughtful for a mo-
ment. Then she said: Bob, do
YOU suppose we could live there
now mean until our own house
on the hilltop is ready? Just you
and | and old Abraham. . Per
haps we could bring back the hap
piness, after Il while"
Bob Rugged her to him joyous
". Joan, my dearest girl. l
prayed you might want to do that,
Wen keep his shrine, Joan. We'll
bring it greater happiness than 1t
has ever known ~
A moment later, she SuggcSted:
Don't you want to run along now
and get your best suit pressed for
an afternoon wedding"
(THE END