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CoLoRED = BRooKLAND; REcoNDI-
toned Eight rooms. oil heat. electricity
Just off 14th street. Reasonably priced
easy terms. Potomac 2057.
Four rooms. h.-w.h.. cleo. garage; two lots
Front and rear porches; Benning D. C.
zANTzINGER. 945 K st. NV. Natl. 5371
COLoRED-MUST BE SOLD. SIX ROOMS
Automatic hot-water @ heater S oil 'asrer Burner.
double garage. Less than SIS 600. North
1886. Potomac 2629 after 5 pm.
COLoRED-NEAR 18th AND NEW HAMP.;
Sant SHIRE ave pr;cs nwl2 rooms baths oil
.spection. call National O936.
CoLoRED-DETAcHED, RMS. BATH
terms terri O owNER. ? Natl. Ssi 9ssI ssIo o'n s''4:0'
COLORED-GIRARD ST. NV, BET. GA.
and Sherman sves.-2 stories. brick semi
bath concrete front porch. 6 rms, h.-w h..
s: s5'75o, inst nea'ef cellar in good condition.
o. ,,n FEANK Ei W M. DOYLE; E.. -os-
ATTENTION COLORED PEOPLE
With with brains nn Why pay these terrible high
nice little or ; room BUNGALOW
WE HAVE JUST TWELVE
OF THE VERY BEST in THE VERY BEST
LOCATION you could possibly pick out for
Building and loan financed. None of this
ness These twelve Lovely LITTLE
schools and have modern improvements
and large lots, They are in good condi-
t, ton and you'll be dealing with, sympa--
people; Get the first selection. See, phone
or write us now.
PEOPLES REALTY CO..
93e New York Ave NV Republic O1O5.
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$3,950-NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VA.|5-
room modern bungalow on bus line: terms.
Box 165-Y, Star.
NEARBY VIRGINIA. ROOMS AND
path, nearly acre; eoly 34b00. 3ox
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WILL SACRIFICE
$15 5000 stone home for $11 800. Seven
spacious rooms. large wooded lot. Or will
exchange for two-family house. Address.
1Os lie Blond ave. Cheverly. Nd. Cali j.
HARRIS ROGERS. Hyattsville LOG or
Greenwood 27O6.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTEp-REAsoNAB PRICED LOTS.
suitable for homes apartments and stores.
in D. C., for clients. See Mr.. Walter,
p. + SAUL Co,
e26 18th 81. NV. National 210O.
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~ ACRES. IL MILES D. c.; LEVEL LAND:
small stream; excellent soil S615 terms
w. G. WILLIAMS. Cleveland 6242.
260. A.. VA. COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE:
bank barn: reduced for action; might ex-
change. Box PIE Star.
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CHEVY CHASE-S1O.95O-N SIX
room and two-bath Colonial brick home
on a wide shaded lot Close to Conn. ave
WIN sell on terms of $1,000 cash anG
S15 per month or trade for clear lot o.
smaller house. District 6S3O
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AND APARTMENT BUILDING

CORNER BUSINESS.
AND APARTMENT BUILDING
Thriving section; only $12 per room i;
gross, $4,000: price, $4,000.
r. s. DONALDSON
202 Southern Bldg. Met. 1852.
STORE, LEASE GUARANTEED BY STATE
for g years; will net Is per cent on cash
invested; $4,000 cash required; bank
Just loaned $4,000, 1st, trust at So.
w. Won HERBULIS
Natl. 1890. 1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
Residence. Adams 1854. 16'
LET THE RENTS PAY FOR THIS.
frame houses in S.W renting stead
lily for $47.50 monthly; price for BOTH
o' IMox oADD14.
1o10 1I<A i. Natl. 1277.
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HUGH E. PHILLIPS co.

Atlantic 1850. Eve. and Sun. Walnut a09i.
COLORED-JUST OUTSIDE D. c. LINE.
firm. bungalow. 500 down. SIS monthly.
National 5.}1I
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Sl;20o first trust. complete bath in rear;
Will exchange. honest. S1,SO0 equity for
va. farm equity. Natl. A35L.
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HOUSE. HOBART ST. NV. OR LOT
and house. Va. for 4-fam. fat; b.
cash. +. M. WALTER. Mclean. Va.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

FOR CASH, . OR 3 INVESTMENT PROP
critics. Montgomery County. namely. Be-
thesda or Rockville. Would consider
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NEARBY VIRGINIA

Three large bedrooms. beautiful living
porch. This house was built a year ago for
the persona! use Of the owner who now
must sell; There is no house in nearby
Has diive-in garage and heated basement,
including large recreation room. oil heat,
automatic hot water. We are getting S1O.-
Located on Washington blvd, with bus
service at the door. A reasonable down
financed IN Federal Housing and you will
save S2f0 in finance and possession
CHARGES alone by simply assuming present
incumbrance
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BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOUSE. " ACR
land; ami; Hagerstown. Md, for d.
property; take your trust. Cleveland 39n3
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WOODBRIDGE. 2913 26th ST. N.E.-6
rooms and bath. garage. hot-water heat.
Apply 2q09 36th st. ne
Evening star., 1937-11-14

CHOICE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LOT
20 IT. wide and containing over 100
So. IT., located on one of the highe
blocks from the Lee highway. Lot value
at $1,000. viii trade as down paymci
on small farm in nearby Va. or on ) or
room house in Arlington Co. Write in dc
tail what you have to offer. Box lS4Z
Star.
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Moving to my new Va homo will sacri-
hce my broom modern bly allow 5I
Rheems ave. in beautiful HyaNsville Hills,
to responsible party. Moderate initial and
monthly payments. See OWNER, above adj
dress. Phone Hyattsville 2lg:
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NEARBY VIRGINIA

New brick bungalow on large, shaded lot;
hooie ed attic large enough for bedrooms
house thoroughly insulated: large livine
room with fireplace. modern kitchen and
oil heat; $6,750; 5000 down, balance x5s
monthly. =
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

so ACRES; IN UPPER FAIRFAX; CON
ington; 200 yards Of hard road; mostly
through property: 4room house: orchard;
gEice sS9oo S130 cash. balance pspA eass
seHSH 1S HsTnG0n farax ce va FARM
STATE HIGHWAY; 21z, ACRES; PRAcTI-
cally new attractive bungalow; large
rooms: rooms: bath; al cows; h:-wh.; poultry
pass o 9fs'1n sdS 5sarGem ePm gas sRHY
& MacGEORGE. estb. 1901. Vineland. N ].
BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT. ESTUARY
road: "a acres; farm buildings; Sl2,00O.
Request MARYLAND and virginia farm list.
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata. Md.
cleared 5-room bungalow. wei, good
orchard; Close. to hard road and electricity
available: within / 4 miles of District line
only sSo@ B. Ell He Herhdon RFGe
561 -J-..
50 So aaomGooD s,,{ 5:RooM HOME 8 ACRES;
$50 month GRAIN. Walnut ' 695a' D'""'
MOUNTAIN, HoME-BEAUTIFUL BRICK
nome and farm. :6:s acres; good timber
STssm bose Of vsST snd hToush place
and other buildings: priced al Sc 500 For
more Information call A. NJ. COOPER
zoos Eye Natl. 1872.
t'b-hNflC IObhCCo AMI NJhhlN FARM
f for , saie st Dsvidsonville. Terms, GEORGE
HIGHLAND. HOWARD Co. MD. ON
Columbia pike; l44-acre farm; 10 rooms,
= paths all conveniences: outbuldines.
D. PUE ;Ss
REAL FARM, 60is ACRES. GOOD NINE
s vest Of Fsrsx e1s var W VIII ss SG0od Ssfy
formation esll Lincoln 3a5s-J "a or i'ey write it
box @fs-Z, Star I4s
3s ACRES. 10 MILES SOUTH OF FRED
ericksburs. Va: 6-room house. good barn.
fruit trees; $1,000; $500 cash. Phone At
1so-ACRE DAIRY FARM WITHIN 20
miles Of Washington; modern barn for 40
cows. and other buildings. all in good con-
dition This farm, carries high barn
score and a large base and can be sold
9Th, pltn or without stock and ne -e9nipment.
GIoYD ehS5s oaithefs0urs - ERNEST D.
IS ACRES; is WOODED: 7-R. FRAME
house: bank barn: outbuildinss; orchard;
sood sna ans Ts sSsd that % fa fr
sUMMERs IS e9a1 cafenGon 1Gon 5aa.w R5cs sa3GH
50 ACRES. s-RooM HOUSE. ELECTRIC
ity. good well. outbuildings; near Fairfax;
$1,000: terms. Box 4s4Y. Star.
NEVER BEFORE WERE CATTLE $40 PER
nsI 100 lbs nor Y'oo good Mont: Co. farms 50
Col 1865.
PLEASING HOME FARM CENTRAL
acres growing wheat: cozy neat 1-room
cottage a bedrooms and bath. cleo
tricity; nearby on hard road: 3 very
ST. 'ong- springs form big pond in front
yard flowing through meadow pasture to
front gate. An interesting, we'll developed
fully. fenced. productive "one-man" farm
number good buildings. all fine condition:
one Of most desirable places We know of.
FARQUHAR ADAMS 03O3. BOSS &,
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. 1411 X ST
NV.
~ ACRES. IL MILES D. c.; LEVEL LAND:
small stream; excellent soil; S675. terms
w. G. WILLIAMS. Cleveland 6o42
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

LAKE JACKSON. VA-LoVELY sPAcI-
GUS los cabin, ami; for building lots d.
c: Met. 1900. North 1000.
A NEW BEDROOM AND TWO
bath replica of a New ENGLAND farmhouse
situated on wide lot well shaded with
virgin forest trees and beautlfled with
lily pools, rambling stone walls and rock
gardens; superb setting in a section Of
really fine houses. House also contains
first floor library and lavatory as vel
as beautifully paneled living room. large
dlning room and kitchen. maid room and
bath and recreation room with open fire.
place in basement. Owner will trade for
smaller property or building lot. Emer-
son 1000. Evenings. Emerson 1901.
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

Now under construction In delightful Sec
ton Of nearby Virginia. Pay $3.50 now
and $3.50 more when house Is completed
suit yourself Room in attic for two bed.
rooms large living room. porch and oil
heat. This stands on . 75.foot lot.
HUGH e. PHILLIPS CO.,
At,na1te 9i0o, ~. ~ osa.. Wal1at oo6i.
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FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW. FURNISHED;
ADULTS preferred. One room reserved
1419 N. Kensington ST. Arlington, Va
Lee hwy, near Robert E. Lee School.
Arm HOUSE. ELEC.. FIREPLACE. 4
about | acre ground: / mi out Manassas
Sl5 mo-: ref. MISS LIMSTRONG. phone
Manassas 4S-F-3l
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FARMS FOR RENT.

SMALL FARM IN MONTGOMERY CO..
near D. c.; white tenant only give age.
experience. equipment for farming and ref
erences. Box 4G9-Z. Star.
RIGGS RD. NE.
fertile land within the Districts good
| location for truck farm. c. NJ. PLUNKERT
&; CO., National 0652. l Thomas Circle.
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COT,ORTD

New brick home, Colonial porch: near
| Union Station and Post Office. Six rooms,
| tile bath. h.-w.h.. electricity dry cellar.
| Two large rear porches. brick garage; $500
| cash. balance like rent.
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IT'S YOUR NOVA NEW HOME FOR

Christmas. Just finished. at 4423 N. Sth
large bedrooms. i full bath. 2 half baths.
| dining room. living room and beautiful
| kitchen; extra large closet space. full base
| shaded spacious lot. setting which will
| meet the approval of a smart home buyer.
| A perfect solution to your problem. Open
| afternoons and evenings. Priced at $3.50
| and financed to meet your BUDGET.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

ATTENTION. DISCRIMINATING HOME
seekers. Inspect new brick at Glebe road
and oath road. North Arlington. Va. about
For the family who entertains or needs
large rooms with plenty of closet space. we
especially suggest your inspection. Four
sleeping rooms. 3 baths, everything very
much up-to-the-minute. You may call
during the day nr evenings
Evening star., 1937-11-14

BEAUTIFUL. NEW BROOM AND BATH
County. So miles from b. c.: financed
through F. H. A.: $3.50. T. P. JOHNSON
West Falls Church. Phone Falls Church
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
Ken M urray
Says:

(Ken Murray is nOw appearing
in person at the Earle TheGter.)
Man bites dog" should no
longer - considered news when
you see where the Government
is going to refund over two
million dollars to the taxpayers
due to erroneous payments %.
Uncle Sam has evidently
switched that old saying to Tax
in haste, repay at leisure"
The largest amount goes to
the Ford Motor Company which
received over two million dollars
80. Can't you just hear Henry'S
treasurer saying watch the
funds by by"
1t just doesn't seem right to
think of the Ford Motor Com
pany getting back all that dough
when poor General Motors can't
even get their factories refunded.
However, 1 guess it's only
natural for ths Roosevelt Ad-
ministration to feel kindly to-
ward Mr.. Ford when you con-
slider that Henry with his
famous Model "T" was the
pioneer in bringing us out Of
the Horse and buggy days"
Copyright, 1887, by Mcknight
Syndicate. Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
Cdrdozo High Gives
Two Student PIays

Two plays, High School Days"
and "A School Girls Wardrobe, ="
were given in exercises of the mid
year graduating class at Cardozo
High School last night.
The first play was written by
Emma Taylor, member of the
graduating class. A fashion parade
was also included in the program.
The class song, Farewell, Dear
Cardozo," was written by Annie
johnson and the class poem, Mem
orieS of Our Alma Mater" by Mary
Howard, both members of the
class. Commencement exercises
will be held on Friday evening at
8 o'clock in the school auditorium.
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
ARMF0RPEACE
SAYU. ). AIDES

Americas greatest assurance
against war is an adequate de.
fense in all military branches,
War, Navy and Marine Corps, Of
ficials told the second session of
the Twelfth Women's Patriotic
Conference on National Defense
here today at the MayfloWer Hotel.
Almost as one voice did these
military leaders stress the neces.
sity of building up the strength
of all military branches of the
country's defense to the limit.
Brig. Gen. Walter Kruger, in
charge of the War Plans Division
of the War Department, told the
group that the only way to elimi-
nate war is to remove the causes
and, since this is a problem al
most beyond the control of any
one country, the best preventative
measure this country can take is
to "have the power to enforce its
will for peace, in event we are
forced into war"
Guard Well Armed
Pointing out that the United
States National Guard is now bet
ter armed and equipped than ever
in it's history. Brig. Gen. Kruger
stressed the necessity for building
the country's aviation, Naval,
Army and Marine corps forces to
the limit and affording them the
latest equipment for combat.
Concluding, he said:
"WhiIe striving for peace, let
CONTINUED on Page 10, Col. A.
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
TRAFFIC COURT
CONVICTIONS
Second Offense Speeding
George L. Rosser, It'll Mime
sofa Ave NJ r SIN.

Second Offense Speeding
George L. Rosser, It'll Mime
sofa Ave. N. E., $40.
First Offense Speeding
Frances H. Ballou, 1920 Riggs
Pl. N. W., SIS.
sigmund Meek, 215 Ninth st.
N. E., $40.
Guy H. Burton, Virginia, $40.
Darlington T. jackson, Mary
land, $40.
wilson H. Horsemon, no ad,
drehs given, $40.
Wesley E. Kidwell, 3514 Tenth
st. N. w., $40.
Helen R. Scudder, Maryland,
$40.
Helen Hardy, 1909 Pennsylvania
Ave. N. W., $40.
Richard D. Pelicano, 734 Van
Buren st. N. W., IS.
Joseph w. Meredith, 5507 Blair
Rd. N. E., IS.
Howard A. Sheets, Virginia, SIS.
Clyde F. Linton, 1903 D st. N.
E., S..
David H. Brannon, Maryland,
IS.
William F. Brookbank, 4439 Har-
rison st. N. w., $5.
Leo S. Goldstein, SOFT Third st.
N. W., IS.
Jesse L. Bell, 1923 Twenty-fifth
Pl. N. E., S..
George T. Goode, 6338 Piney
Branch Rd. N. W., SIS.
John W. Taylor, 1643 Franklin
st. N. E., SIS.
Earl G. Gardner, Maryland, IS.
Earl Luckett, 81 N st. S. E., IS.
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
CLASS SELECTS
SHIRLEY KEY
every pretty and to top it off,
ever so gOOd-natured."

ever so goOd-natured."
Shirley Frances Key, a senior
student at Western High School,
is the person that phrase de-
scribes, and the words come from
members of her graduating class
who today "teu it to the world" :"
III a vote taken of the February
graduating class of Western High
by the schools student publica-
ton, she was acclaimed the pret-
tiest girl and the girl with the
most pleasing disposition in the
class.
Shirley, who lives with her
mother, Mrs. Margaret L. Key, at
1921 Connecticut Ave. N. W., is to.
day making preparations for her
graduation Friday afternoon. On
that day she will receive diploma
for completing four years of high
school work in the District public
schools.
During that time Shirley ma
iored in home economics, and she
has made the necessary arrange,
ments for continuing the study at
Maryland University. While at
Western she was a member of the
student council and an active mem
Der of Sigma Lamba social sorority.
Shirley says she intends to be
a dietitian after finishing her
course at Maryland.
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
FIRE RECORD

Twenty-four hours from 10 a. m
January 26 to 10 a. m. January 81
11:46 A.M.-Ambulance, 739 Newton
st. n. E.; sick woman.
3:44 PM 2725 Dumbarton st.
N. W.; clothes in kitchen.
4:22 P.M.-239h Fourth St. S. W.,
first floor; tire shop.
5:34 P.M.-51O1 Tilden st. N. w;
grass
7:4S P.M-sOO Savannah st. N. E.;
playhouse.
S:O7 Pm. 1922 Twenty-fifth st.
n. W.; refrigerator leak.
S:44 P.M.-1642 Irving st. N. W;
false local alarm.
6:19 A.M.-3O5 Fourth st. N. E:
basement and first floor.
Sal A.M.-21O D st. N. W.; CHM
ney.
N. w; partition.
8:4S A.M.-288O California st. N. w;
s:2s P.M.-sOO5 Utah Ave. N. w.1
ironing board.
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
CHARGED
WITH MURDER
IN MARYLAND
Captured by Sheriff
At Ruston, La, in
HoIdup Case

Department Of Justice agents,
Montgomery county and West Vir.
ginia officials took steps today to
insure the immediate return to
Maryland of William B. Reed, 25-
year-old Montgomery county gun
man wanted for score of crimes
headed by two murders. He was
captured last night at Ruston, La,
following an attempted filling sta.
ton holdup, police reported.
The youthful desperate, wanted
in Montgomery county for the
murder of Ellwood Matthews, Ct
year-old wealthy -Four Corners
(MdO farmer last November; in
West Virginia for the murder Of
William Dollman, 32-year-old Phila-
delphia (Pa0 statesmen near SUIT
ton, w. Va, Thanksgiving day,
and by the Department of Justice
for kidnapping and violation of the
Dyer act, was captured by Sheriff
A. j. Thigpen, of Lincoln county,
La, States Attorney James H.
Pugh Of Montgomery county said
today.
Sought by Omen
Pugh declared when notified of
Reeds arrest, that he would re-
quest the Federal Agency to re.
turn the young killer to this juris.
diction on the charge of abduct-
ing colored taxicab driver in
Washington as he and his two
companions fled south following
the Matthews killing. According
to Omen the bandit trio forced
the driver of the cab to take them
short distance into Virginia
thus violating the Federal kidnap
law. This would insure his re-
turn much faster and would elimi-
nate much red tape.
When returned to Maryland
Reed would Immediately be turned
over to West Virginia authorities
and taken to Charleston, where
War Joseph Kirby, of Scranton,
I a., d144 La WI C11CC NIIk1SSll, O1 nG1I"
sington, Md. his two companions
in crime, are now awaiting trial
for the Dollman Staying.
Two Men Confess
Both Kirby and Gingell have
confessed the Matthews murder,
county authorities say, naming
Reed as the instigator and actual
trigger man in the Staying. Kirby,
however, names Reed and Gingell
as the killers in the West Virginia
killing. Matthews body was found
lying in the icy waters of Northeast
branch, near Burnt Mills, Md,
nearly a month after his diSap-
pearance. Dollman's body was
found in his blazing automobile
which according to Kirby was fired
in an attempt to cover the crime.
Although the youthful trio are
scheduled to go on trial in West
Virginia first, Pugh said last night
he would probably call an early
special session of the county grand
jury and ask for murder indict-
ments against them. Whether they
will ever be brought to trial at
Rockville, Md, depends on the
sentences they receive at Charles
ton, Pugh said.
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
|CKES TO PUSH
AUDITORIUM

Secretary of the Interior Harold
L. Ickes today made ready to bring
to the Capitol his plea for an audi.
torium here. At the invitation of
Senator Tom Connally CD of
Texas, chairman Of the Senate
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, he will appear at a hear
ing on the proposal tomorrow at
1890 a. m.
Although Ickes has not divulged
details of the structure he advo-
Gates for Washington, he has en-
phasized that it should be suit
able"
Other Cities Compared
1t is expected Ickes will submit
to the committee an exhaustive
report on assembly buildings of
other cities comparable in popula-
ton with Washington.
Drawn up last year when the
Third National Power Conference
was forced to meet here in
Union Station, the report shows
that Washington's sole large
meeting hall is the Washington
Auditorium whose 5000 seats
we're torn out to make room for
the overflow of the Works
Progress Administration offices.
The report shows that Atlantic
City, with convention hall
worth $15,O00,000 and seating Al,
900 persons, leads the country
as far as single structures go.
In Ickes' home town, Chicago,
the report shows three halls. One
Continued on Page 10, Col 81
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
ANGELUS BELL
INJUNCTION
REFUSED
Justice Bailey Says
Custom Is Iona
Established

A fraternity house in fashion
able Chevy Chase might change
the opinion of the residents regard
ing the ringing of the angelus
at the Church of the Most Blessed
Sacrament, Justice Jenning S
Bailey indicated today when he re-
fused to grant a preliminary in
junction against ringing the bell.
The suit was filed by residents
who complained that the ringing
interrupted their slumbers and
kept their nerves on edge for the
rest of the day.
Bailey Brief
Justice Bailey listened briefly to
Attorney Donald Bowie, jr., repre-
senting the petitions, and said:
"ThiS court will not undertake
to decide between different re.
ligiOns. OF the long established
custom of the Catholic Church
to sound the angelus at a par
ticular time, this court is not
going to say that it is wrong"
Bowie protested that the suit
was to determine that the ringing
of the bell constituted a nuisance,
and Justice Bailey said he would
have to hear evidence before he
decided the case.
He continued:
CITES FRAT NOISE
Besides, Ed rather hear the
chimes than some of the noises
that disturb me in the morning.
once lived across the street
from a fraternity house. They'd
get going good about 1 o'clock in
the morning, and you should
have heard them from that time
on. Between the two I'd take the
chimes any day."
Defending the bells were At.
torneys Michael M, Doyle and
Frederick A. Thuee.
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
NOW
Greek Minister
Gets PAINTING
Ell GRECO ART
BY HELEN ESSARY

"St. Francis D'Assisi," one of Ell
Greco's most famous paintings,
has just been bought by Mr.. De