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HOUSES FOR SALE

REPos5s5EEssED 55E H0ysEs-sAvE- So 600
lFoy FL 5 .aR aoRDoN c si4s5 i47 Eye s'ea st.
NV. District $3.50.
s6,950-DUNNIGAN-BUILT ROW BRICK
en- T6oni Ham554P b5PP st fodsTI nT near pon ss ST
condition throushoa5 viii GHe sell on f!ft: siaht:
4oNA 4sFo9S aTrSRfed SR6e Ey2S}N RqS PAEIPs PpIS SA
CATUR @146
WEST GA. AVE: SOLD SI2,95O ASKING
S9450: easy terms. S rms. b.. gar.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE, coon To-
slnia. Call OWNER. Lincoln 0Osa,
IDEAL BoEta HOME, Cc,HoIcEsT LOCATION IN
construction tile roof corner lot beauti-
ful lsndscaping: S12.25O Phone Wise.
l544 for other attractive features and ap-
A NEW CAPE COD WITH FIVE SPLENDID
| rooms and tiled bath on the first floor
and the second floor insulated and finished
| paneled walls. Bullt-in garage, large
screened porch slate roof; excellent ioca-
| tlon. Priced a. SS $50, It is really a buy.
Phone SMhepherd She 4455 until pm. WAPLE
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-s1O,950. A FINE
| corner property near Conn. ave. close 10
cation; bed rooms; bath. garage. living
c09d6n c09 dining Ep% rS9m ktGhsp nTrs AZ in g92d
Cleveland 1900 until . m =
Ss.95O--A "DYED-IN-THE-WOo BAR
gain. Located in excellent NV. section.
5 at one rd Of hg5est 9ad points 5no il
| Colonial frame in fine condition. SIX big
| rooms. IA baths. automatic heat, built
ket vacant. BOSS g. PHELPS NATIoNAL,
$500, CALL WISCONSIN 632O-W AFTER
TAKoMA .PARK-NEW 5-RM. BUNGA-
| low, large lot; priced for oulck sale MS.
I HAVE A BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR
Bureau of Standards for less than $40. 600.
on easy terms Immediate possession. In
purchaser Cali MIR. LEWIS. SS' eiev. o5so'
5322 NEWARK ST NV. CLEVELAND
SiGus;a shiguos an hoTers' GHiS' garage ami. Phone
A HOME AND INVESTMENT AT 81 ,p5O-
New 4 bed rooms and baths. Can be
converted into two apts. Let your rent help
pay for this lovely D C. home. Natl. 1899.
YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE. MODERN; s
ROGER MOSS saf ae gar sagis nit ADDITION.
garage; new oil burner; excellent condi-
ton. GEORGIA 413s.
A, DELIGHTFUL BRICK, BUNGALOW
first floor priced at SIS 900 is rare And
Call Mr., Steiener at Shepherd 4455 for
IurtheT oetallS WAPLE q JAMES. INC.
BUILDER WILL BUILD . OR 3 BED
room brick detached house, nice lot $500
cash. balance easy. Phone Col. O62a
CAPITOL HILL-HAVE SEVERAL TO
II rm. houses on terms. MRS. WILLIAMS,
Lincoln 3l43, or 800 E st. ne.
TODAY'S BEST VALUE CHEVY CHASE,
Md, west Of Conn. ave. in a grove of fine
shade trees. House is center-hall plan.
rooms, bath, screened living and sleeping
porches. automatic heat. garage. $3.50
With two adjoining soft lots available at
Sl.750 each Close to all schools. Cleve-
land 1900 until 8 pm.
SMALL CASH. BAL. LIKE RENT TRINf-
dad section ne; S6.95O z r. tile b. gar.
ROGER MOSS. Dist. 1921. e27 18th NV
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APARTMENT HOUSE

APARTMENT HOUSE,
1858 10Th ST. CNEAR EUCLrDl
Beautiful two rooms. four and SIX rooms.
Coolest spot in town. Furnished or un-
furnished SUMMER RATES
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| DOWNTOWN--Large. really cool room in
| exclusive hotel-apt. every comfort; quiet
| refined atmosphere: pref gentleman; refs; ;
| unlimited phone. Met. 1475 after 6.
| ALTURAS, 1909 10th st. w.-Cool, COM
| Portable, attractive rooms daily mai
service. 24-hour elevator service; reason
able. Decatur 5000.
| 704 22nd ST. N.W.-Large front room So;
single front room, So, in apt; use of
phone.
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District $3.50.
O-DUNNIGAN-BU ROW BRICE

On Hamilton ST. NV, near sth st, S
condition throueho1t viii sell OF on sieht: ftff
terms arraneed. BOSS & PHELPS. Ma
TIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE. DE-
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YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE MODERN; s
r. b.. scar gar. Sauls Addition.
ROGER MOSS. 927 18th. Dist. 3i2i.
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1912 9th ST. NV. SO up; homelike: gas
range, cleo, silver, dishes. linens blankets:
shower bath; telephone; newly papered. J.
MT. PLEASANT. 3210 18th st. n.w.-Large
2nd-h.-front rm. windows. next bath,
phone. hot water; S25.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ONE ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND BATH
NV section furnished; Frigldalre: S31 ~
to $40 Address Box 435-C, Star offlce. 22
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LARGE HOUSE. WELL FURNISHED. FINE
neghborhood; rent only S75 month for g.
month period; available at once. 1929
Mckinney st. NV
1919 ONTARIO PL. NV, NEAR ZOO
porch. Available July /. Adults. sos.
Col 5195-J
S5O-6I6I CONDUIT RD.-COMPLETE-
ly furnished, cool Groom house; radio rad.
1917 CATHEDRAL AVE NW.-FOR
Summer months; unusual home; beauti
full furn.: very cool: reas. rent. Clev. 692s.
CLEVELAND PARK-JULY 1-sEPT. 10; Z
rms, , baths. maids rm:; bath; quiet,
cool, comfoTttable' $500. 33os 35th st.
CLEVELAND PARK-PLEAsANT HOUSE,
large rooms. porch; all conveniences; sum
mer: adults. 3021 Newark st. 23'
MODERN HOME IN BRADLEY VILLAGE.
5536 Wesslns lane - near i,,B Bethesda Nd
seo ss5 MONTH Gfa Cali q MRS. STAMP wise. 4s475
JULY 1-SEPT. CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Large yard. screened porches. = baths,
lavatory, maids room and bath. Emer-
son 6l3O.
FOR SUMMER-COOL, COMFORTABLE
6-rm. house; conv. bus; screened porches;
garage; Frigidaire. Cleveland 500.
baths; Rock Greek Park section; sum
mer or longer; reasonable. North 1926.
NEAR 18th AND DECATUR-DETACHED
rooms a bed rooms; bath porehes:
garage: well furnished automatic heating;
$50; vacant July /. Address BOX 3a7-c,
Star ONCE.
CHI CH-DET; ROOMS, 4 BED
rooms; sun room; sleeping porch; conv.,
conf; yearly lease; reas. Emerson 1921.
BETHESDA. MD. 1927 RosEpALE AVE-
oSner S, e o. al F Ms .xdsSe HksS National as 1885,
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ROOMS UNEURNISHED.

S21 4th ST. NE attractive light
housekeeping rooms. semi-private ba tn
gas light. heat; $50 per month. 24'
NJ AND 18th N.W.-One nice room adj
bath. 2nd floor redecorated, elec. grill:
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247 CONCORD ST. NV
Rms B VI 7. Garage S6- So
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO
1.}3 1ltn St = W Nstinual Og5n
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l41s CLIFTON ST. NV Wight house
room. kitchenette. S6.25. Columbia 1854.
1907 N ST N.W.-Large nicely furn.. 3
large Windows. priv. porch chw; large
closet: h K if desired; terms
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4I05 FEssENDEN 81 NW-s Roo,

4 100 FESSENDEN ST. NW-S ROOMS
detached front and rear porches garage:
in excellent condition close schools stores
and transportation, upstairs equipped for
rented for $40, leaving extra bed room
and all first floor So monthly, which
means rental OF only S45 II one continues
rental OF apt: available July 10 for years
lease. Phone Cleveland $50.
52n6 ILLINOIS AVE NV VACANT
July !: attractive home. rms bath:
porcneS hne neighborhood; so. Georsis
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR

R. A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS N. Cap. RealtOr. Natl. 6733
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1S4l 10th ST. Corner T)-Bay-window
room, twin beds priv. bath; also front
ROOM 3 windows; twin beds
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l HAVE A BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR
Bureau of Standards for less than $40 900
on easy terms. Immediate possession In
spection will satisfy the most conservative
purchaser Call MIR. LEWIS Clev. O5SO.
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DOGS BOARDED.
BOATS.

$3.50 Per Week Individual Runs.
Defense Hishway Kennels Miles Fro1
BladenSburs on Defense Highway.
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LARGE HOUSE WELL FURNISHED. FINE
neighborhood rent only S75 month for g.
month period; available at once. 1929
MEX Kiniey NV.
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.

5l11 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-Two
sleeping rooms. private bath each; gen
tlemen preferred. Phone Randolph 1860
Monday afternoon
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HOUSES UNEuRNIShEp.

25IO ONTARIO ROO
house. near 18th and Columbia I'd. WI
renf or sell
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S57 $50.

31T DELAFIEID PL. NV BED
rooms, living ,rm.., kit. dinette; bath so.
refrigeration furnished In new 4-famly
apt. bldg Georgia 4l3S.
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DOG BEAUTY Salon, 63 H N w. Met. 1872
Plucking, So: clipping ST SO; bathing, 81
Dogs boarded. Country Kennels 35c day
WTRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER puppies.
thoroughbred. male; reasonable. Emerson
4497. BIB S st. NV
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER ll2 years
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$4,000
Groom brick. near Eastern High School,
lIUG A s.. s See Mrs Burdlck
ADFJBERT W. LEE
12i3 81. NV District $500
3720 WINDOW PL N.W-ATTRACTTVE
semi detached Groom house, 2 large
screened porches u baths h-vh with
blower. Frlgidaire. SIS month
HERMAN E. GASCH
aH3 18th St NV Natl 1854
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1919 ONTARIO PL. NV, NEAR ZOO
Park-6-room modern house sleeping
porch. Available July /. Adults. S65.
vol
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

COOL. attractive studio ROOM 3 large WIN
doWS; In apt. hotel: suitable . or ) girls;
24-hour elevator. unlimited phone. Met.
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THE DAHI,TA
47O7 CONNECTICUT AVE.

Corner Davenport ST.
Two. three and four rooms with dinette
and bath; plenty of closet space; two eX-
posures elec. refrigerator "4-hr elevator
ana switchboard service, Res mgr. Emer-
son $500
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AIR COOLED
"92g Connecticut Ave.
- a n ITacc Of CIN r-nr ~
2150 PA. AVE. NV,

THE KEYSTONED
l room, Pullman kitchen, dress Gao 60
ing closet bath c1o'oo
e.sr, cGUm ti1sb.5 sun porch ha}, dressing $500
j. A. McKEEVER CO. INC.
1925 K st N wv Dist 0-OR
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THE MAURY, 701 18th ST. NV.
ming water; inner-coil-spring mattresses;
convenient to bath and showers: hotel serv-
ice Single rooms SO per week; double
rooms. $40 and $3.50 per week
2008 R ST. NV, AT CONN.
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A HOME AND INVESTMENT AT s., Q5O-
New, bed rooms and 2 baths. Can be
converted into two apts Let your rent help
pay for this lovely D. c. home. Natl 1899.
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CHEVY CHASE D. C-S1O,95O A FINE
corner property near Conn ave close 10
public and parochial schools: excellent To-
cation; 4 bed rooms. bath GARAGE living
room. dining room. kitchen. All in Rood
condition, EDW. H. JONES CO. INC.
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POULTRY & EGGS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
FARM AND GARDEN.
DOGS. PETS. ETC

AWNS RENOVATED and cared for by
lonth. soils. SoddinE and shrubbery. Free
sttmates Phone Randolph 5419.
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which we think stand in the way Of
recovery and peace" the New Yorker
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follow the safety conference just

follow the safety conference just
opening.
Tentative plans called for expanded
activity In technical aircraft Develop
ment. An entirely new section may
be created for this work.
Efforts will be continued to procure
substantially increased appropriations
for the bureau, to broaden research.
The conference discussed methods
Of eliminating rain and snow static
and "homing" devices for airplanes
also were listed for consideration. The
five recent air crashes, which claimed
rs lives, will be studied Saturday.
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Bill Roosevelt, 4,
White House Host
To Rabbit Hero
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Scamper, q white rabbit which DID
all but run the White House in chill
Grens book written by President
Roosevelt's daughter Anna, played
about the grounds in person yesterday.
Bill Roosevelt. 4-year-old son OF
Mrs. Donner Roosevelt, Philadelphia,
divorced wife Of the Presidents son,
Elliott, arrived for visit and couldn't
find his book hero. An usher was
sent to buy one.
will he run down Pennsylvania
ayenue?" Bill wanted to know. In the
book, "Scamper." not only does that
but shows visitors through the grounds
and in general Is quite sophisticated
white rabbit. II he wants to. young
Bill may take "Scamper" along when
he returns to Philadelphia today, Mrs.
Roosevelt said at her press conference
but that wouldn't coincide with the
book written by his aunt. now Mrs.
John Boettiger Of Seattle.
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which we think stand in the way Of
recovery and peace" the New Yorker
said.
Secs Trade Loss.
Are we to tell these nations who,
because of this reciprocal tariff, will
buy more from Us, that when war
comes and they are In trouble and
need our things they can no longer
have them? VIII they not prefer to
have reciprocal arrangements, even
not so advantageous. with those who
will sell them the things when they
need them?"
Baruch testified for the second time
In q week in support Of bill designed
to take the profits out Of war.
The silver-haired New Yorker advo-
Gated . state Of ARMED neutrality"
and urged that the Government
build up at least years supply OF
war materials not produced In this
country.
Representative Maverick, Democrat,
of Texas, . member Of the committee,
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SUES FOR DIVORCE

A divorce suit was filed in Reno,
New, Tuesday by James M. r. Adams.
inspector in the Plant Inspection Di-
vision Of the Department Of Agricul-
ture, against his wife, Mrs. Jeannie
H. Adams. 80 Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park, Nd, according to an Associated
Press dispatch. The suit alleged
cruelty.
Mrs. Adams declined to comment
beyond stating she had filed . divorce
suit last April in Rockville. Nd, also
charging cruelty. They were mar
ried November 80. 1915. in Brigham
City, Utah. At the Department Of
Adams address WAS given
as $50 Spruce street.
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Sports Dresses, '2'7'
We're S5.95
"a Sports Dresses Of wool and rayon crepe in smart
styles. Green, blue, black, brown. rust, navy.
Broken sizes 12 to A.
81 Sp-on Sweaters, novelty weaves in all wool with long
or short sleeves Good selection Of colors and sizes Also
group Of washable blouses included Were much more
Now Soc
Knit Suits, "Broida Knit" boucle-type yarn in two
models details Will not stretch or sag
Black red blue Sizes II to 49, Were $l095 Now -$5ss
40 Blouses, tailored types Washable. long and
short sleeves and plenty Of alwhte as well as colors
Sizes "a to 40. Few lame blouses IN the group We're
$l.95 NOW
Down STAIRS STORE, sroRrswEAR.
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Independent agencies for the next
fiscal year.
Without q record vote the legisla-
tors sent the $1,o46, 900, 900 measure
to the Senate with q strengthened
provision prohibiting the use Of de-
partmental funds to pay employees Of
congressional investigating commit.
tees.
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AVIATION EXPERT
MAY Be SELECTED
!. C. C. Appointment by
President in Line With
Reorganization Plans.

By the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt may appoint an
aviation expert to the Interstate Com
merce Commission, in line with his
plans for governmental reorganiza-
ton.
Associates said today he was con-
sidering that step, since regulation
Of air transport may be transferred
to the commission from the Post Of
nee and Air Commerce Bureau.
The terms OF Commissioners Joseph
M. Eastman and Hugh M. Tate have
expired, but they continue In ONCE
until successors are named.
The Commerce Department went
ahead with air regulation plans. mean
while, with officials limiting that re-
organization Of the Air Bureau might
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said he believed the group also should
hear the views or Alfred P. Sloan, jr.,
president Of General Motors Corp: :
John L. Lewis, head of the Commit
tee for Industrial Organization, and
Edward Ftlene, Boston merchant.
The House stamped its approval
late yesterday on the first regular
appropriation bill of the session. It
carries more than q billion dollars to
finance the Social Security Board,
Veterans Administration and other
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RESTORE ALCAZAR
Fascists Rebuilding Fortress as
Monument to New Spain.

TOLEDO. Spain, February 4 tP).-
Socialist soldiers who blasted Toledo
for weeks during the 72-day siege Of
the Alcazar went to work today to
reconstruct the historic castle as
monument to the new SPAIN
The government soldiers-now pris-
oners of the Fascist troops who cap
tured the city and lifted the siege
swung pickaxes and shovels under
guard Of their captors on orders Of
Insurgent Gen Francisco Franco.
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OPPOSES
BLANKET EMBARGO
Fears Loss of Trade if Neu-
traIity Laws Are Too
Drastic.

BY the Associated Press.
Bernard M. Baruch, wartime chair.
man Of the War Industries Board,
contended today blanket embargo
provisions in neutrality legislation
might endanger this country's recip-
rocal trade agreement program.
Shortly before scheduled House con-
sideration Of legislation to extend the
Presidents power to negotiate recipro-
cal trade pacS, Baruch told the
House Military Affairs Committee the
United States should permit any bel.
ligerent to buy all comodities except
munitions on . cash and carry"
basis.
I'VE are endeavoring now to build
up reciprocal tariff arrangements In
order to beat down economic barriers
Evening star., 1937-06-18
LAMBDA CHI SORORITY
HOLDING CONVENTION

Lambda Chi National Sorority
opened its fifth annual convention
today at the Wardman Park Hotel
with delegates from Washington,
Maryland and New York in attend
ance.
An informal sports dance will be
held tonight. Tomorrow the group
will be taken on tour of the Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation. Other
events on the program for tomorrow
are a luncheon in honor of the ma
tional board, business sessions at
which the national president, Miss
Phyllis Horsey of Baltimore, will pre-
side, and formal banquet, at which
Miss Mildred Parker will be toast
mistress. New officers will be in
stalled at the banquet, to be followed
BY ball.
A swimming party is set for Sun
day morning, and farewell social
yill be given at o'clock Sunday after
noon. The Convention Committee
consists of Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw,
chairman; Mrs. Evelyn Heath, Miss
Helen Fry, Miss Dorothy Scott, Mrs.
Margaret Warrington, Miss Sally
Meenehan and Miss Gloria Somers.
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SALVATION ARMY
PROMOTES DECKER
Commission of Major Received
From Atlanta-In D. C.
Division Since 1929.

Promotion Of Adjutant Gilbert 8.
Decker Of the Salvation Army to the
rank Of major was announced today
by Brigadier James Asher, commander
OF the District division. The COM
mission was received from Atlanta
yesterday and found Decker at home
recuperating from tonsil operation.
Maj. Decker has been with the
District division since 1929, when he
took charge of the family welfare
department Of the Washington Office
He has had two promotions in rank
during that time. Decker served in
the American Expeditionary Forces
during the World War and was
wounded seriously in action. He
first became acquainted with the
work OF the Salvation Army there
and upon his discharge from the
military service at the close OF the
war Immediately enlisted in the Sal
vation Army.
Maj. Decker now has charge OF
the care of approximately 500 WASH
ington families. While his ONCE was
maintaining its transient headquar-
ters he supervised the care Of an
average OF 5000 homeless men each
month.
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feature at 10, with the melodies In
tended to be salute for June brides.
A MEDLEY OF such old favorites
as Daisy Bell" and After the
Ball Is Over" feature the Service Con-
cert, with Lucille Manners, soprano,
and Ross Graham, baritone, as the
singers. o'clock on WRC.
0LD-TIME songs, but not quite as
old, furnish material for another
medley, this one to be presented by
Hal Kemp. Il Can't Give You ANY,
thing But Love, Baby" and "Digga,
Digga, Do" have been selected for re-
vival-WJSV, 7:3O.
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MADRID FILM PLOT
T0BE EDRAMAT|zED
Roland, Atwi||, Ayres and
Helen Mack to Act on
Hollywood Hour.

ILBERT ROLAND, Helen
I = Mack, Lionel Atwill and Lew
~ Ayres will be brought to-
gether before the Hollywood
Hotel microphone tonight when a
radio re-enactment OF scenes from
their latest film, Last Train From
Madrid will be presented, WJSV
airing the program locally at 8
O'Clock. The plot concerns itself with
the current civil disturbance In Spain
Roland being cast as a romantic
soldier Of fortune and Ayres as a
young American war correspondent.
Musical interludes during the hour
are to be supplied by Vocalists Jerry
Cooper. Frances Langford and Anne
Jamison and by the instrumentalists
of Raymond Paiges Orchestra.
DIR. ROBERT M. HUTCHINs
president of the University of
Chicago, will deliver the third an
nual national commencement address
directed to the thousands of graduates
-WMAL at tbs.
Els .TREMAYNE plays a young king
VINO mlSunderStands his subjects
and his queen in the First Nighter
dramat1zation. Barbara Luddy is the
helpful wife-WRC, 8 o'clock.
>HE Bamberger Symphony Of Mu-
tual's key station. WOR, is heard
in short concert tonight over VOL
at 8:45.
RR1DAL music and classic love songs
compose the program Of the Chi
cago Promenade Concert, WMAL
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Avoid Intestinal
Fatigue

Many people suffering from
Intestinal Fatigue, commonly
called Constipation, do not know
what it is to feel good. One or
two E-Z Tablets for a day or two
are just what these people need.
They have more pep" and step
llveller than in years. Dizziness,
tired feeling, headaches, when
due to constipation, disappear.
Surely makes a difference. See
for yourself. You get 60 little
E-z Tablets for Csc. At all good
drug stores.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

Maj. T. Dodson Stamps, United
States Army engineer, gave 4 talk
on flood control.
Gordon Bennett, Harry Baker and
LewiS A. Pyne were named yesterday
to serve on committee to arrange
for the clubs participation In the
Presidents Cup regatta.
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WINS SCHOLARSHIP

4 Edward l.. Strempel, 1912 Middle
lex lane, Bethesda, is winner of
scholarship to Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute, Oldest engineering and SCI
1ntiflc school in the country, it was
announced today. The award covers
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COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
TO SEND DELEGATES

Capital District Federation
Convention.
A delegation Of six Cosmopolitan
Club members will leave tonight by
boat for Virginia Beach to attend the
Capital District Federation Conven-
ton, which opens tomorrow.
Appointed by Arthur w. Defen-
derfer, president Of the club, the
delegation Is composed OF William
Edelblut. c. J. Mack, Maurice COL
bert, Ed Hahn, Robert MacChesney
and Fred j. Rice,
At yesterdays meeting of the club
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DR.. Swope to Be Speaker.

DR.. Chester D. Swope Of this city
will be one Of the principal speakers
at the forty-flrst annual convention
OF the American Osteopathic Asso-
ciation, to be held in Chicago July
4 to 8.
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JUNE 1S, 1887

tuition at the institution and is the
equivalent OF $1,000.
Strempel, who was nominated by
District Rensselaer, alumni. is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Strempel
and attended both Western High
School and Bethesda Chevy Chase
High.
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Air Headliners
Afternoon Programs.
500 p.m.-WMAL, Club Matt
nee.
4:45 p.m.-WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.

Evening Programs.
700 p.m.-WRC. Service Hour:
VOL, Five Star Final;
WJSV, Broadway Va
rieties.
500 p.m.-WMAL. Harlem Re-
vue: WJSV, Hollywood
Hotel"
$3.50 p.m.-WOL, washington
Speaks"
800 p.m.-WRC, "The First
Nighter."
1000 p.m.-WMAL, Chicago
Promenade Concert.
1880 p.m.-WOL, Art Brown.
11:l5 p.m.-WMAL, Slumber
Hour.
Short.Wave Programs.
7:l5p.m.-LoNDoN, Program
Of Piping and Fiddling,
GSP, 1876 m, 1881
meg; ESQ, 1877 M,
1913 meg; GsD, 25.5
M, 11.75 meg; GSB,
Bis M, s.51 meg.
800 p.m.-CARACAS, Concert
Orchestra, YV5RC,
SIT m, So meg.
$3.50 p.m.-BERLIN, Army Band
Concert, DJD, 25.4 m.,
11.77 meg.