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APARTMENTS WANIEp.

YOUNG ,,{,5s won, WOMAN; aoyERNMENT EN-
f2aS GS aDons d bos Hos tsesfn s,s wit.
Adams School for Boys. unfurnished
apartment or house, consisting Of s rooms
Hho MDDLEoR SSen camp snn 0Aia hechsno Ml' South
Casco. Me.
DESIRABLE COUPLE WANTS COOL, FUR
nshed rom sen, nT house Soo, ., apt for two months
hon boms HMs Ms,rS,sbsd XIII DIM PVT BATH IN
details. Box +O3-M, Star
COUPLE WITH BOY % SEVEN WANTS >
>or , rooms. kitchen and bath unfurnshed
price and location, Box 9-M. Star.
FURNISHED. FOUR OR FIVE. ROOMS
near grade school and bus, prefer Chevy
Chase or Cathedral districts; occupancy
pc reasonable rental. Box 4a3-M Star.
OUR RENT DEPARTMENT is SHORT ON
koyIs L ?; SHOEMAKER. liI9 x st. NV:
full particulars. Box IAN, Star.
MOTHER AND EMPLOYED DAUGHTER,
ape ny saea desire 70 b.
call MISS MEADE. Potomac 1855 o
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANT DU-
pex apartment or second floor of house,
} rooms, Kitchen and bath in vicinity of
Woodley I'd. and Wisconsin ave: $50
maximum; best references offered. Emer-
son O5l5, Monday.
ROOM KITCHEN. FURNISHED, NEAR
Capitol; permanent, Sept !. S25. M.
OLIVER. al0 East Capitol st.
COUPLE DESIRE / OR y RIM FURN. APT.
kit. pvt. BATH maximum rent, $40. Box
l9-J. Star.
EMPLOYED WOMAN WANTS SECOND
floor unturniShed apartment in private
home in quiet neiehborhood close to car
and bus line Box BASIN, Star.
ONE ROOM KIT, BATH. UNFURNISHED,
Sept. i in Lyon Park or Clarendon. Va.
Box '39-M. Star.
FURNISHED QUARTERS FOR FAMILY OF
D town or suburban, house or apt.
Sept. Govt. employe; references Call
Line. 2593-J, Sunday between 10 and 4.
GOVT. CLERK WOMAN WANTS UNFUR-
nlShed room, private or Semi-pvt. bath,
NV. or Alex. vicinity Box 419-k, Star. :.,2'
ONE-ROOM UNFURNISHED APT. MUIR
ply bed kltchenette, bath, not more than
S32 so: walking distance to Govt. triangle
for occupancy Sept. Is, single lady. Box
;f4lM star 2"'
WANTED - FURNISHED ONE ROOM
kitchenette apt or , lh.k K. rooms st noor
or elevator: Sept. !. Natl 5S4S. Apt. Sl5
UNFURN. APT, VICINITY TECH HIGH;
liv; rm.. bed rms, sleep. porch kitchen.
Call Cleveland 6a61
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

. RMS. PVT BATH AND ENTRANCE:
liehts. hot water. oil heat furn.. S35. 103
w. Madison, Riverdale, Nd. Greenwood
1777 22s
c. in Virginia; whole floor; s rooms. furn
or unfurn., ami. Walnut 1899.
S65-DUPLEX APT, / st FL; q RMS. t3
bed rmsD porches. garage. large yard;
Potomac Hgts D. C, mr. Conduit I'd,
l.. f. F. PRINCE, 1897 Conn. ave NV
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S7.o5O.O

RECOND1TIONED ROW BRICK
Il Block Langley Junior High School and
A substantiai bon,n sh IN ochool, ,o.+
conveniently located near stores, churches
ana Transportation. Three large bed II oms
ana bath, !. r, d. r. and k, covered front
porch. new heating plant and other equip
ment. This property has just bes.l pu. in
hrst class condition and is exceorionaly
1Vable. Call us for details and ap-
pointment to inspect.
THOS. J. FISHER g. CO. INC.
~ cf Ac4
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1926 9Th ST. NE.

Siy rooms, and lovely bath. NV h.
front and rear yards HERE s ONE OF
IHE BEST ROW HOUSES IN THE CRY
9t WASHlNGTON. FOR EXACTLY 10
DAYS We offer this beautiful home for .
price OF ONLY S6.a5o Unless sold prior
10 SEPT. lst. the house WILL be rented and
IAkEN OFF THE MARKET ENTIRELY
me owner lnstructs me TO accept anv
reasonable down payment from re-
Sponslhle customer who can meet REA-
SONhBLE MONTHLY PAYMENT For
only 10 DAYS you Can contact me A. the
property or phone All s333 or Natl o1q.
ana Il contact you. Ask for Mr. Cooper
a5o-IN CONVENIENT BURLEJTH-
lhiS house is priced 10 sell. Brick six
rooms and bath: near all schools: inst
., reconditioned throughout
N-o.oou-Just west Of 18th ST IN rnre-
most residential section House con
Sists Of o rooms and 3 baths oil he,t
-car brick garage maids rooms sri
bath in ba aSement Extrsordlna-
decorating. A real home at rrar
price
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
I1tD II ST N w NatiOnal
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ATTENTION.
STONE CAPE COD

ypR irs eSSiIE x. f3 VrRy h; gINEsG
work speaks for itself with CHARACTFR
built into an interesting design situate
senes tn Of ss
Enser5ns this MAGNIFICENT HOUSE
and other hish-srade appointments as wei,
as as ne ,,s. generous center hall YER.
ON THE FIRST FLOOR is a STEAMER
room With ssnerous ] s3t5S sToNE rfREpLscf fRff y54s
CHEW vita inaeS9s DNN SnRg aoVF 5S2 tARGs p.R
you'll marvel at, and adequate to care tol
nees fs 0sffs N;S n SsPGs aATA The .Np1 hs
SPACE and large THREE EXPOSURE BEL
n, 1E the HEo4HfH sHG1sP 214a Eh9oR sa hs esn,s
SdoSET S6oMs am and s TWO nE4n4 REAVT1ETL BEL
The BAsEMENT contains M the most mod.
srn hot.water heating plant, laundry, Tub
s9t.re s9 and the t5e Pan aes not IN
the whole house, NOVEL ARRANGE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Afternoon and Evening.
cuPAANNcY: its ENVIRONMENT CHAR
ORDER on PICTURESQUE WINDfNc;
ROADWAY with an unsurpassed view OF
the adjacent countryside
308 LA BLOND AVENUE
iCheverlyi
SEVERAL WAYS OF reaching the prop
erty are available with maximum of is
minutes downtown. PRICE. TERMS and
CASH can be ARRANGED to suit .nv re-
sponsihle person who will be satisfied with
nothing less than TOP QUALITY
LOT 75x15O.
Mr. CASSEL will be Glad TO arrange an
APPOINTMENT for PRELIMINARY DIS
CUSSION any time II you so desire before
looking the property over
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
ah5 New York Ave NV
NATIONAL a1of. ATLANTIC 63S3.
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NORTHBROOK.

34oo 18th ST. NV.
room and bath; 2 rooms. Kitchen.
bath. Columbia i@30
l7oa TRINIDAD AVE NE-sa7 .5o-7a
PHILLIPS & CANDY INC.
National 1900. l0l. 18th St NV
l1o7 llth ST. NV. DOWNTOWN-oNE
room; kitchen and bath: refrigeration and
RANDALL H, HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur $500
l7lo NJ ST. NV R, K, B. s55 90
1919 PIX. rd. n.w.-3 r, k, b., refrg As 90
1919 PIX. I'd, NV r, b, $500
1854 Conn. ave. NV r, k" b..
1919 y st NV r, X, b, refrs 4 $3.50
1881 Col. I'd. n.w-5 r., b - $500
1141 Col. rd. n.w.--5 r. b. So 90
l4os eirsTd St n-wIs r. K b b. $3.50
sos 10th st. s.w = r., k, b, $50
THOMAS P. BROWN
SIS 4th ST. S,W Natl. $50
THE WARD.
3O7 ST NE.
fNesr New Tech Hleh School)
- rooms. kitchen, bath; Frisidaire on
144s GIRARD ST NV
4-story freproof building, room, din
ELECTRIC retriseratIon. gas included in rent;
Al NEW YORK AVE NV.
rooms. bath. $50.
Two rooms. kitchen. bath; G. E. re-
lrtgerator; $500
,l24,6 9th ST. NV
rooms, kltcheA. bath, Si9 so.
1872 G ST NV
tNr State-War-Navy BdgO
- rms, kitchen bath, gas refrigeration
LINKINs CO.
NJ a1a G.
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EXCEPTIONALLY NICE HOME

:, NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERsITY-CIo,.
WIDE OPEN SPACES Sleep or sIeepins
poreh 2IEh ', and listen 10 QUAIL WH1sTLTNrcs;
Goosr EaEhI MORNING At least Is 20 90
i've and YET within 10 or - minutes ~
stWe HoWn-own WI WashinEton. Here is one of n.
SPOTS there is in the DlStrjC. the+ is o,rv
lew minutes from your work For only
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHEp.


Mr.. WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL. GLOVER
Park modern homes; 8 rooms bath
large front and rear porches; elec. re-
frlgerator: garage; special consideration
to Army Navy offcers Box 33-J Star.
5oos -WEsTWAY DRIVE, CREsTVIEW
Md: ID rooms, bath. h.-w.h. near school
and city buses: rent. $50. Wise 5394-J
DUPLEX-1s TODD PL NE, BETWEEN
T and R. l. ave.-5 rms, h.-w.h, eel
lar: So
ae0s HIGHLAND PL OFF NEWARK.
Clev Park-10 rooms. sleeping porch,
Arco-pctro oil heat: near bus. 23'
REDECORATED. GROOM HOUSE. TWO
blocks from Capitol; $50. 431 New Jersey
ave. Sc. Call North 5646.
492S Attn ST. N.W-LIV RIM, DIN. RIM ;,
kit. , led rms bath, recreation rm, auto
matte heat garage; two or three employed
adults; gentiles
VA. HIGHLANDS, ARLINGTON VA. 1904
10th st. south : rooms. bath. h-wh
tubs, screened porch. sarase; lease $3.50.
90
1892 FIRST ST. N.W.-9 ROOMS, BATH.
\ A . 80
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HOUSES ukeuRklshEp.

NEAR CONN. AVE-l753 ST NV
= rooms, house In rear; running water
55l9 CONN AVE. N.W-s RMS
bath, cleo, gas, h.-w.h. (gas
automatic) --- 81 80 90
3715 Window pl n.w-s rms,
baths, cleo. gas h,-vh. $500
bOl Allison st. n.w.-6 rms, bath
cleo. gas, h.-w.h. garage 1890
24lG N. Capitol ST rms, bath,
cleo, gas. hal h. -- SOO 90
1905 10th st. n.e.-6 rms. bath
cleo, gas, h.w.h.. garage $3.50
900 Roxboro pl n.w.-6 rms,
bath, cleo. gas, h.-w.h, garage,
semi-detached --- $500
3lls Charming st. n.e.--6 rms.
bath, cleo. gas. h.-w.h. $3.50
80 New York ave. ne.--6 rms,
bath. cleo, gas. h.-a.h 5000
l233 Potomac ave. s.e.-5 rms,
bath, cleo. gas h.-v.h. 1880
227 st. NIB rms. water,
cleo, gas. latrobe heat, toilet
In yard ------- 1880
@oo 81. n.w.-b rms. water, gas $500
FLATS.
TX TODD pl. ne lst n.--5 rms,
bath, cleo. gas, h.-w.h S42 90
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
S0S N. Capitol st. Realtor Natl S132
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ARMY-NAVY HOUSES,
l have several attractive houses in the
better residential sections suit for Army
Navy officers. I will be glad to take you
out to inspect these without obligation
Prices range from SS5 up Sunday cali
MRS. LEROY WATSON. Cley. 7274; week
DAYS National $3.50.
MODERN BUNGALOW. . BED ROOMS
and bath: $50 1900 Bayard boulevard ii
block north OF $500 block Western ave)
FRANK A. SIMON
southern blde. National 1868
o5lo MOORELAND LANE, EDGEMORE
Md.-Detached rms. g bed rms5, ba tbs
Sas neat elec. refrigerator, yard garage;
Allo To inspect call Wisconsin $500
BOSS X PHELPS
l4l7 X St NV. National aaoo
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4-ROOM AND BATH FURNISHED APT
in Riverdsle, insulated, 9. E. refriserstion
heat and electricity furnished; adults only
$50. Hyattsville 6o1-W.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

sl,s sls,72s WH1TTIER ST: N:W-TWo NEW
heat deep lot. Georsia 4i3s.
MUST sELL-cHEyY CHASE NEW. MOD
f.Tr.d frn srSS % o6 ou2gal0S a0S o6f let trans
0q?o 30. Box sfss sf.h ss1 &ass, So m6nte D 3
TAKoMA PARK-LoVELY LIVING ROOM.
1oncn oin; rm' N bed nm 1m kt large sleeping
ANs4 ol1t WfL1%as ANS 0aiss'' shep 4sa ssst.0n
35i5 18th ST. N;E-BUNGALoW. 8
rooms room ana bath Nv h.; garage; 2 porches;
EUCLID, Mr.. I4th-sEMI- -DET, BRICK, 3
rms, bed rms. double Or gar, Iarke
porehes; automatic heat. c.h.w.. elec refs.
1ea $3.50 neo%s ooismpo RsodpesF neel' financed
PACING ROCK CREEK PARK; TREE
shaded street: two blocks from 18TH and
,o9m1 .nd porehsf au,omste
wood terrace NV. Adams 9734
1ln7 10th ST. N.W.-IO ROOMS, .
paths. hot-water heat: excellent roomins
section. Phone OWNER. Berwyn 3.3-M.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS $50.
, 2S29 27th St n.e.-5 large rooms. bath
nv Nv, n. fireplace. full basement; recondi-
TONED like new.
To reach: Out r. I. ave. to s. Dakota
ave. right to Hamlin st. right to 27th
St. left to bungalow
A. L. T1MBERLAKE, GREENWOOD 2aal
BOOMING HoUsEs-FA1RMoNT ST. NV
west OF l4th-Ten rooms, baths. 2-car
EaraRe: $500. Many other houses n " y,
! to SO rooms Easy terms. Mr. TAY-
LOR. Adams 4s5b.
Son.. ssoe55sl q ,sd 1thIcoR i REcoNp.
schools buses. North 1897,
JUST OFF 18th ST. NORTH OF PARK
I'd rms, 2 baths Gear garage; ami:
direct from owner; will sacrifice. Adams
1895.
MARIETTA PARK-S6
Open. GA ouintana pl. NV. Semi det
orlck. hne rms, bath, shower base
ment; gar. Condition like new; cow.
terms, section. Drive out 9TH to Ouin-
tana. y block right. OWNER, Geo. / 1922.
So .950--HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
One of the best values ever presented
In this section. Open 5l26 7th st. NV
Tapestry brick. porches, garage. Geo.
ll,2
$500 CASH PAYMENT. TERMS. WILL
buy one OF the best-constructed houses
IN Petworth; md n arranged . apts.: st
Il 1 rms. kit. path. Monthly income.
$50 Georgia 64S4
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ADAMS 6213-NORTH 30:
CALL FOR APpOINTMEN1

BARGAINS IN HOMES.
Summt pl. ne; g r. & b. Colonial s. $50
lincoln rd. ne. lovely r. b. ,33O
ssn, ss.n 81; ne: r. b., hot-wster heat 4.75O
S5saton 5s pl. ne. nice home. 6 r. b. 1880
I1GG332 lst st. NV. ! r. , b.; corner II 900
1ou5 Jackson St, Clarendon. & r.. b. !, 5,75O
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
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$500,
~ ,COO.
YOUR CHOICE TWO Nru- poo,-

IOUF CHOICE TWO NEW. ROOMV cIpr
COD HOUSES "
over 20 II Ions bed rooms have srpi.
closets oullt-ln chest Of drawers. porches
enough 10 provide vegetable snS 1o..,
sseoen Only one block TO bus and store
An ihSSpee,Ion SpG vii oe worth your while.
10 reach. drive 20 Bank OF pe,b.sds
, ou. O!a GeoFsetoun rd to hoo blocs
idih iIi ieIt on Southvick ST. to numbsrx
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1888 JENIF'ER ST. NV

ooANAA EN- . IN w.
opEN OpE TODAY AN. TO SPIN.
Six rooms. breakfast room bea,t,t,,
naths front porch. garage This ia semi.
detached brick house OF sound corstruc.
ave. Price SIS $50 ~'4N w
,o LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
J i'I' n 81. n w. Nat
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MARROW BEACH CORP

3U58 Clinton Ave. NE.
TO responsible party: will consider
eouo cash. S55 month; 6 r. fireplace os k
noors garage Open. H C MAYNOR, eS0S
bientWood I'd ne North 433s
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1927 HOLLY ST, N.W.-ATTRACTIVE
detached home 3 bed rooms. lge. closets,
bath, soft living rm with open fireplace;
eec. refrigeration. automatic hot-Water
heat maid S rm and toilet; beautiful lawn
Sl'-5 month. OWNER. Randolph 2s35. for
intu
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WooDRIDGE-24l 10Th ST. N.E-NEW
modern: detached duplex home ! rms
XII and Tiled bath, private porch. entrance
ana larse yard: insulated weather.
Stripped open fireplace. oak floors Cool
IN summer, warm in Winter Heat plpc-
IllC gas rets. and continuous hot water
included at SO. d. s. NASH 1915 Bryant
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HOUSES FOR SALE

CHEVY CHASE D. C.-DETACHED BRICK
Of large. vell-proportioned rooms, 2
baths. gear det. garage. There is q large
finished attic with cedar closet, inclosed d
porch on FIRST floor. breakfast room, g. z
oil heat new automatic refrigeration and
the house Is fully insulated. Beautifully
and shrubbery. Well located; in excellent
condition and can be purchased for many
thousand dollars less than cost with rea-
sonable terms. Inspection by appointment
only. Mr. Biscoe.
DISTRICT REALTY CO,
National 1887. Cleveland 1923.
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30 FOR A NICE BUNGALOW ON 4
!alee and beautiful wooded lot lust east OF
me D. G line and near the bus line: (
rooms furnace. electiclty, garage This is
MAKER. ,l9 + ST. NV Nail. ll6s
ON E. CAPITOL ST. L. ROOMS NEAP
me CAPITOL baths, brick earage: small
cash payment: price only S13 500 for i'm
Adams 1856 1'''''' 1"i
NEAR CAPlToL-HAvE SEVERAL 6 TO
room houses terms MRS WILLIAMS
Llnc. ~ - or 500 E st n
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-1O ROOMS, .
baths; : bed rooms, bath on nrst floor
public and Catholic. Sacrifice from OWN
tR. Cleveland o45o.
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5l05 45th ST. NV.
& rms kit bath INV h. built in
SDU. garage: conv bus. schools and
churches
PHILIP P. PEYSER g. CO.,
1923 Investment Bldg Dist. 374O
llO SUNNYSIDE RID.
Sligo Park Hills.
Six rooms bath. built-in earase; very
good condition; S15
3ai4 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Nine rooms, . baths; elec. refrigeration;
large rear yard; SS5.
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CONTINUED on Next P.ge.5
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BERWYN, MD-3 ROOMS, KIT, SEMI
private bath: h-w.h.: convenient location
S25. Phone Berwyn 73-W. MRS. MARVIN
Evening star., 1937-06-05

the charge that the biggest w salaries charged
Back will defense
keepers etcetera
letters hWng
debed
MednUhne and despite appear
oc comuniques headQudre it's
already singing the
Muering labyrinth catacombs"
colt radio
an hour IN the south building Of the Department Of Agriculture
be the largest ONCE building the
Woocott canine
lately has taken
has been magned and bed Termtes declares
Oldest mhoants
tne house ny and the cockroah Hence Wocott
1ca and devices
nent bare Of everything suitable
Some one told woocot that Mount
washington to consult the enomoogt
culture who might supply
lhs entomologst Vernon 8
Raymond
through the long marble the
Evening star., 1937-06-05
S25 STARTS DRIVE
TO REOPEN POOL
Opportunity House Makes
First Contribution to Star
Campaign.

First contribution to The Stars
$500 fund for reopening the Y. w. G.
A. swimming pool At 614 = street
came from the sponsors of Opportunity
House, sl5 New Jersey avenue.
In donating $25 for this worthy
cause-a swimming pool for down.
town boys and girA-Mks Bessie
Baker, director Of Opportunity House,
said the sponsors of the enterprise
felt they could put the money to no
better use
There are plenty Of ways We could
use $25 at Opportunity House." Miss
Baker said, but the sponsors believe
more good will be done this Summer
by the swimming pool than any other
means Of diversion offered boys and
girls"
With this donation, The Stars cam
paign actually gets under way Money
will be received at the cashiers once
OF The Star in any amount until the
$500 fund is complete. Miss Baker
said some OF the youngsters who fire.
quent Opportunity House have talked
Of starting a penny campaign.
The idea is to get the money in
quickly IS possible, 80 work can start
soon on putting the old pool in condi-
ton. Not 4 drop OF water has been
in the pool since last Summer, when
a campaign similar to this opened 1t.
One day for boys, one day for girls
will be the order at the pool-if and
when 1t is opened. More than 100
visitors each day will be accom-
modated il last years record Is main
tanned
BY providing fresh water each day
and plenty OF soap and towels, the
Council of Social Agencies, under
whose auspices the pool will be run,
hopes to keep up a good health record
among the downtown boys and girls.
They lack the advantages of children
In suburban districts.
That u why this appeal Is being
made--to give the children 4 chance to
overcome some Of their hAndicaps. Few
OF them can get away On vacations at
the mountains Or the seashore. Most
Of them have to live In crowded quar-
ters in the heat Of the city.
The object Is to get the pool open
BY July l.
Evening star., 1937-06-05
Child Labor Bill Perils
Reductions in State Powers Would Leave Them
Almost Shells Writer Says.

uniform standard for the whole coun-
try, with enforcement from WAAh-
ington.
The administration recognises, as
does everybody, that there ought not
to be one standard for the whole
country. They recognise that = mainly
manufacturing State, like New York
for example, needs one standard, while
= mainly agricultural State such as
Iowa needs 4 different standard. The
proponents Of the Federal law
recognize this-but still insist on .
universal Federal law.
To take care Of the variation, the
proposed Federal law would set up
board Of five men. Those five men
would have absolute control over every
standard everywhere. They would fix
one standard for New York, another
for Iowa, another for Virginia and so
on throughout the whole country.
Further, this board Of flve men
would Ak different standards for dif-
ferent industries, and for different
processes of an industry. The excep-
tions to the standards, 1t Is estimated,
would run into Thousands. But all
would be made by the five men at
Washington. II business man in
Iowa wanted an exception he would
have to apply to Washington for 1t.
II the whole State Of Iowa wanted q
different standard 1t could not fix the
standard through its own legislature
it would have to 60 to Washington
and ask the five men.
Reason for Action.
Why should the administr alton pre-
fer one standard for the whole coun-
try, and all power to make exceptions
centralized at Washington? Until re-
Gently, there were some legal and
constitutional reasons for preferring
one uniform Federal law. But since
recent decisions Of the Supreme Court,
those reasons have disappeared.
One reason why the administration
should prefer an uniform law, and
all the power at Washington, would
be for the sake OF the power. Gen.
Hugh johnson, who was head of N.
r. A. and knows this field thoroughly,
says the proposed Federal measure
contains very great powers. He says.
1T is q shotgun bill full of adroit
obscurities." He says it contains un-
disclosed effects, as the Presidents
court measure does. The reduction
in the powers and functions Of the
States, which this Federal bill would
bring about. some directly, others
later. and in connection with other
New Deal measures, would leave the
States mere shells, little more than
geographical terms, ultimately becom-
ing obsolete.
1t Is desirable that the proposed
Federal measure regulating industry
should be kept before the country ~
long IS the court measure has been
IN order to permit understanding Of
just what the measure would do.
(Copyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-06-05
Naval Air Station
Ch0stises Students
With Unique Club
lsnoble Order of Blind
and Dumb Pilots Form.
ed to Impress Careless.

The 1snoble Order OF Blind and
Dumb Airplane Pilots, complete with
insignia calculated to impress on the
minds Of all beholders the utter
ignominy Of the order. has been cre-
atsd At the Pensacola Air Station A.
an adjunct to the training Of the
Navy's student pilots.
Student pilots become elisible au-
tomatically for membership, Accord
ins to 4 report received by the NAVY
Department. when by negligence or
"nilndness" they beome involved in
taking crash, when they are re-
ported for endangering other planes
IN the air by failure to look around
or when they have been reported for
violation OF course or flying rules.
The unhappy conference with the
training squadron commander which
follows such lapses constitutes the
initiation to the order, membership
continuing for two weeks. New mem
osrs must wear = suitably inscribed
metal oreastplate calling attention of
AL observers to his shame, and 4
bulletin board also carries the names
OF the ful membership of the order.
Evening star., 1937-06-05

trial management. When he grsd,a-
ated from the Massachusetts, Institute
OF Technology, he became his fathers
business assistant. He rose. He be-
came president OF the far-fiung Edfs
son Industries. He says my fathar
WAS one Of the few people who, thu
more you worked with, the bigger
he got" ic
Like Father, Like Son. S'Gas
There Is much that is reminisomA
OF Thomas Edison In his son. Per-
haps 1t Is his square Jaw, his kindly.
keen eyes. Handsome, frank, unas.s
sumins. 1t goes deeper than thkE
There Is q fundamental rightneeg
about Charles Edison. He likes p>o.
pie, wants to help them. give them
= break" HF
That's why he likes the New peSl
Dramatically, he tells Of the d>urss-
sion days Of 1882. People lost oourr
age. Business men were jumping out
OF windows. 1T was extremely din.
cult to keep up the morale OF nv
plants" he said. II took q trip W0p
visited about 500 industries, hit Chr
cago about convention time, heard
Franklin Roosevelt speak, read his
book, Looking Forward" sail to my.
self, here Is Moses to lead us uis
OF the wilderness" 50 Edisou,
jumped into the New Deal activities
after President Roosevelt was elected.
feeling that "if people did not tutnH
IN and help. they would have no busisI
ness" -.
Since 1888 he has served on TIA
New Jersey State Recovery Board.
Regional Labor Board, New jersey
Director National Emergency Coun.'
Gil. and others. ,-,r
Land Bound Sailor,
Edison's specific Navy duties fol-
low his business and labor experi-
ence. He has charge Of the NaSaf
store establishments. They cons,ss
Of hospitals, training stations, etc.
Everything that does not float.
The Navy is not having an arma-
ment race" Edison said. we are
one nation which has stuck to the
terms OF the Washington and Londcav
treaties, which expired January i.
1856 In 1882, ship replaoemsnts
began with N. r. A. money, Is an afIf
70 unemployment. Naval appropriate
tions Of sl3o,oo0,o 900 will start tho
building, July l, OF two battleshins.
eight destroyers. four submarines.
This Is an orderly building up @
treaty strength" Edison says, with
concentration on quality rather th>>
quantity, Of ships"
Evening star., 1937-06-05
BOY SCOUTS HELP .
P.-T.A. CAMPAIGN
Appeals Made for Support
of Shows Held for Student
Aid Drive.

Uniformed Boy Scouts traversed
Washington's business district today
to carry to merchants and manufac-
turers the first public appeal for sup
port OF the series Of magic perform
ances to be presented at the National
Theater during the week Of June Il.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
work of the District PIT. A. Student
Aid Committee.
Assembled at the call of Col. T.. L.
Mattice, Scout executive assistant Of
the Boy Scouts Of America, more than
80 khaki-clad lads reported to PIT. A.
headquarters in the National Educa-
ton Association Building. 1901 Six
teenth street, to obtain messages for
several hundred business men.
Mrs. Walter Fry, District Parent