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Evening star., 1937-01-17
SACRIFICE-$3O0 CASH.

MR.. FRY.
National 1880.
After PM. Wisconsin 5S76.
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FORD 1875 cabrlolet black body lik
new. snug hitting top and excellent tire
leather upholstery, rumble seat. safe
glass; tiptop mechanically; all good ru
ber: S425; safety tested and guaranteed
Wisconsin Motors. 29th and N sts. NJ
West OQr4 Omen evenings
Evening star., 1937-01-17

FORD, 1885 Tudor sedan, 1869 black
finish; engine in excellent condition; runs
quietly with great economy on gas and
oil; interior spotless: tires like new; Tor
safe dependable comfortable performance.
this car is unequaled. Logan Motor Co..
18th and NJ sts NV, District o4aO.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.

OESN SpASe WANIEOs
LAWYER DESIRES OFFICE SPACE.
Govt. atty. or others, in return for serv.
ices. Address Box 15-B, Star once.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

FORD 1882 de luxe coupe. with rumble
seat. II you are looking for real trans
here is a mighty good bet. For obvious
reasons this model car has become famous
as safe, dependable buy. Engine has
been made completely ready for any test
you care to submit it to: Come In and
make your own comparisons. Ask for
J. w. Brown. S219. Hill & Tibbitts, 1899
14th st NV
Evening star., 1937-01-17

FORD STAKE, W TON.
In excellent condition.; $40. Robert
Herson. 72 Fla. ave. ne. lSs
Evening star., 1937-01-17

$4,000 BUYS S ACRES, HOUSE. SAW
mill nearby Md. Address Box 29-B. star
ONCE.
A BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF LAND CON:
tanning about Is acres. all cleared ana
fenced. with more than q quarter OF
geous view OF the mountains: within 22
miles Of Washineton: beautiful building
site Owner sacrifices at 81 900.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
JAMES RIVER COUNTRY HOME AND
farm; modern home. electricity. bath.
beautiful lawn. On James River near
Charlottesville over improved road; 180
acres; sacrifice. IS 900; best terms B. Z.
WHEELER g. CO., Charlottesville, Va.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

t FORD 1896 de luxe coupe. condition per-
feet. S465: cash. terms or trade. Phone
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

OWNER ANXIOUS TO DISPOSE OF m
dustrial site; $4,000 square IT,; Wis. ave
Railroad switch can be Installed on prop.
erty. Address Box 324-W. Star once.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1894 de luxe sport coupe: beautiful
original light tan: quiet motor; good tires
far above average: S295. liberal terms.
guaranteed. Simmons Motors. Inc. 14th
and s. Decatur 4O71
Evening star., 1937-01-17

FORD. 1853 de luxe Fordor sedan: brand
new motor Just recently installed: at
tractive Brewster green finish; worth $500
of any ones money. Losan's undersellinR
price is only $3.50. Logan Motor Co,
FORD 1881 convert. coupe. S125. NJ. N.
Green. 144O R. I. ave. NV. Apt. 81.
FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor; perfect finish.
all good tires. splendid motor, SpotlesS
mohair upholstery: above the ordinary
662I Wise. ave, Bethesda Wise. 5475.
FORD 1885 de luxe sport coupe: appear
ance and condition like new radio ,1c anG
special, S395; terms. Community Motor
Inc. 1921 Wise. ave. Bethesda. Wise
Evening star., 1937-01-17

FORD, 1882 VS. cabriolet; a honey Of
buy at only S149; also 1882 Ford VS.
roadster at the same price, S149; both
giveaways Remember, Logan always
saves you money. Logan Motor Co, lSth
and M Sts NV. District 2490.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OfftS6S SOW N6Nts
LIE DROIT BLDG. sOO-slO r ST. NV
Large. bright rooms. suitable for ofnces
DOCTORS OFFICE IN LARGE. NEW
downtown apartment building: contain.
waiting room, large operating room. bath
excellent location Call Mr.. Hisle,
Evening star., 1937-01-17

9O-ACRE OLD FARM, y CLEAR. BAL
ance timber; 4-room house; 20 miles D.
C.. in sight state road; party living South.
needs money: price. $40 per acre for
electricity. 500 acre.
EVERETT HUMPHREY,
Forestvtlle, Nd
Phone Capitol Heights Aim.
e6 ACRES. FACING ON STATE ROAD;
good seven-room house, elec. service
siened for. new barn chicken house and
hog house; running water in all buildings;
FRED d. CusHMAN.
4os y. Adams g.. 1ockvillA Nd.
Evening star., 1937-01-17

FORD VS.. 1884 de luxe Fordor; pri-
vately owned. and in wonderful condition;
interior: upholstered in excellent quality
broadcloth; real find at Logan's under
selling price. S395; act today. Logan
Motor Co. 18th and M sts. NV. District
Evening star., 1937-01-17

FORD 1888 Tudor sedan. Don't confuse
this with the average. This is one Of the
good ones. Paint. tires. motor. upholstery
and running gear perfect. lake this home
and be happy. Perfect guarantee. Price?
Come on over. Low down payment. easy
lilo irving st NV Adams O575
Evening star., 1937-01-17

motor. strom6ers csrburetof. ii2-ineh
wheel base: ave perfect. hishest;9uaiity
many thousands Of miles: front-end con-
struction is as sound as q new dollar,
feet. Our Gold Star merit award 10 back
Of this car and We guarantee your salts,
fa.tion. S439. Ask for Mat Morton. Hill
SeTibbitts. 1870 14th Ut. NV. 4
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IN Ell horizonte hispanoameri-

ron Ell horizonte hispanoameri-
cano, Cuba permaneci6 adicta
a la metr6poli espanola, que no
supo, en- su decrepitud v sober
bia, apreciar este gesto de leal-
tad. Por Ell contrario, Ell Gobier-
no de Espaia y las autoridades
coloniales de Cuba, extremaron
los abuses y atornillaron la o.
preston, dando por resultadp
que estallaran repetidas suble-
welcomes. Sin embargo, en- 1917,
.suprimieron oficialmente ell CO.
mercio O trata de negros, 10 que
no impidi6 que Sc siguiera ha-
ciendo clandestinamente. La
Importation de hombres del A
frica y su venta en- las Antillas,
era uno de los negocios mas lu~
de Cos aventureros co.
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Tazio Nuvolani promote defender sus Aureles
H contra los drivers a{9lnanes y americana:
FL itaEiano estableci6 en- las pruebas un prone
dio de 83.047 millas por bora

eRudolf Caracciola, otro ale
man, no practice aver y Tampa
co ell noruego Eugene Bjorn-
stad. Ell coche de Cafacciola es
an Mercedes" Y Ell del norue-
go un "Alfa Romeo.
Rex Mays, de California, OBJ
tuyo un promedio de velocidad
de 81.346 millas en- Ell momento
de calificarSe.
Los observadores admitep
que lo4coches alemanes son los
que pueden rendir mayor vel6-
cidad, 10 que les dara ventaja
en- ell canine recto.
En- las pruebas la velocidad
de los mas notables drivers fue
la siguiente: Rosemeyer, Ale
mania, 84.370 millas: Dick Sea-
man, Inglaterra, 83.l72; Rex
Mays, E. u, 83.155; Tazio Nu-
1olari, Italia, 83.048; Ernst De-
Illus, Alemania, 81.817; Joe
Thorne, E. u, 77.636; Russ
Snowberger, E. u, 76.577, y
Emo Fieramonte, Ell exboxea-
dor, E. u. 1850.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03
6i2 CASS STREET.

mas hondas tragedias son ALI
mas humans que en- muchos o.
tros sitios de la TERRA.
Repitese, por fugaces visitan
ties o simples transeuntes, que
en- Cuba existe una lamentable
depravaci6n en- los distintos as
pectos de la vida. NADIA mas fail
so, Lo que ocurre es que Ell Gu
bano hace vida jubilosa sin me-
dir sus expresiones, 10 cual, a
los ojos de los mestizos torvos
de Nuestra America, adquiere
proporciones de relajamiento.
Ell pueblo cubano esta colma-
do de virtudes. No Sc lie puede
senalar un vicio que constituya
desprestigio para la Macdonald
dad. En- cambio, algunos pule-
bios indohispanicos que presu-
La gaceta., 1937-07-03

Westbury, L. l., jLdio G.-Se
efectuara hoy aquf fla carrera
de 800 pillAs por eo'a Van
Tazio Nuvolari, Ell famoso cho-
fer italiano, vencedor del afo
pasado, hizo saber que defen-
dera sus laureles contra los "dri
yers'' alemanes y amerlcanos.
Con su autom6vil Alta Romeo,
en- las pruebas de anteayer, NJ
yolari desarroll6 un promedlo
de velocidad de 83.0N miIlas,
en- un total de diez vueltas. Der
nard Rosemeyer, q aleman, es-
tableci6 una marca algo mejor,
eli dfa anterior, pero en- solo seis
vueltas.
Nuvolari probe a los exper-
tos que es uno de los mejores
drivers" del mundo. Sus ner-
vios Sc mantienen siempre en- ell
punto necesario y su autom6vil
rojo toma las curvas prmorosa-
mente''. Ell italiano domino las
curvas a mayoqrs. velocidad que
los alemanes. Los inteligentes
convienen en- que es dificil imi-
tar a Nnvolari en- las curvas.
Rosemeyer hizo mas tarde u
ne prueba de 10 millas y su pro
medic de velocidad fue de &c.
235 millas por hora.
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panoles.

panoles.
Sofocadas a sangre yhEego
aas sublevaciones de Lorenzo,
EN- 1886, y de NarcisoL 6pez-
fusilado,-en 1851, cundi6 ell
desaliento en- los separatistas
~criollos v reces6 por algunos a.
nos la lucha de independence.
Mas Ell ideal prendia entusias-
mado en- las masas criollas v, al
mismo tempo que Sc preparaba
en- Espana la revolution contra
Isabel III Sc organizaban los Gu
banos para conquistar la liber-
tad polftica de la isla. Ell ano
1868 Sc levant6 en- Yara un re
ducido grupo de patriotas, que
fueron vencidos por Ell ejercito
espanol a los diez aios de en-
carni1ada lucha.
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En- ell horizonte 50 div;saho

En- Ell horizonte Sc diyisaba
va una nueva aurora.
Ell ano 1895 estall6 de nuevo
Ia guerra civil. Norteamerica
habia cambiado de parecer. Era
cosa averiguada que en- este
otro intento revolucionario se
hallaba oculto Ell brazo imperia-
ilsta. Parece que habfan lleQa-
DO al convencimiento de u1e Es-
pana no podrfa seguir soste-
menoo su autoridad en- Cuba nj
en- las otras Antillas, 10 que en-
tfanaba la posibilidad de one
lngaaterra Sc posesionara do
elias, cosa NADIA halagadora pa
"a Ell naciente capitalismo e~-
panslonlsta de los Estados Uni
dos. Y decidieron auxiliar = los
'eV0'aci0aari0s eubanos capita.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03
A todo este, los Estados Uni

A TODD este, los Estados Uni.
dos de Norteamerica, cuyas am
biciones de conquista empeza-
ban a germinar en- ell pensa-
miento de sus magnates, entra-
ron de lleno en- ell conflicto his
pano-cubano ayudando a Espa-
ia a mantener su autoridad en-
Cuba, para impedir que fuera
intervenida por otras potencias
europeas. Ell naciente imperia-
iismo saxo-americano, protegfa
entonces, como ahora la opre-
sion y la tirania.
Empero, Ell espiritu rewolu-
no decaia en- la masa
criolla. La semilla de rebeldia
espareida por los primeros SUI
3blevados, echaba races Y nesa-
ria . florecer.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03
DEPORTES
STAHLBERG r r A
STEINER

y. Kemeri, Latvia, julio 3.-Ca-
sNtodos los maestros que toman
parte en- ell torneo international
cansaron aver, dedicando
algunos de ellos ell dia a reco-
rrer los pueblos cercanos.
Hoy ell campe6n americana
Samuel Resheysky tendra de o.
ponente al famoso ajedrecista
checoeslovaco Salo Flohr. Ell
norteamericano Sc mantiene al
f ente del grupo con 912 vic
tcria5 Y 19 derrotas, seguido
de Flohr Y Petrov. que estan EN-
patados.
g.. Stahlberg, designado di-
rector del team sueco que ju
cara con ell americana en- Esto-
kolmo, en- agosto, derrot6 al hun
garo E. Steiner. Esta derrota
hlzo bajar a Steiner al sexto lu-
gar y Ell vencedor ingres6 en- la
primera division.
L. Mikenas, de Lituania, de-
rrot6 a m. Ozols, de Latvia, Y
Sc empat6 con ell americana Reu
ben Fine.
Los contratiempos sufridos
por Fine lie mantienen en- la Sc
gunda division.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03
LA PELEA LUIS-FARR les
UN BLUFF"

New York, julio 3.-Humo
sobre ell Atlantico-dice Jack
Cuddy.
Ell empresario Mike Jacob a.
nunci6 aver que Jose Luis, Ell
campe6n del peso complete, ha
sido contratado para pelear con
Tommy Farr, Ell campe6n in
giles, en- ell mes de agosto o sep
tfembre,
Cuando el Ito" Miguel di6
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la noticia a un grnpo de ciuda-
danos, alguien empez6 "a can
tar sci hume va a tus ojos".
70 nae sientqs en- Ia . misma
lorna. Pero cGando 20 hice la
prediction desque Tommy Farr
no pelearia con Luis en- este a.
no, y que Luis defenderia su IL
tulc en- Chicago, en- septiembre
TODD Ell mundo me miro como
Isl yo ~estuviera loco.
Ys estoy conyencido de Que ell
Tic Miguel ruede cantar: "Ya
te tengo debaje de laS1el'
Los cuatro grandes en- "a di.
vision del peso copapleto = son
Jose Luis, que gan6 Ell campeo-
nato poniendo a dordnir a Brad
ldock Jim Braddock, due D. ia
Luis una gran pelea en- 4fnco
asaltos; Tommy Farr, de Gales,
que derrot6 a Max Baer y Sch
melting. q
I'm match de revancha en-
tire Schmeling v Luis a~traeria el
mayor n1mero de espectadores
en- la historic del "ring''
Despues de Luis, Sdhmeling
es la mayor attraction en- eli pc
so complete, Ell pide mucho di-
nero y ha acceptable Ell 'fbout"
con Farr, con la esperanto dc
llegar a los $500, 900.
Pero Jacobs lie contest6 a la
jugada Y le hizo o~frecimientos
a Farr, con Ell gancho de Luis a
la vista.
Herr ~Schmeling cumplira 80
amos en- s~eptiemhre, La edad es
peligrosa para 81, por cuanto es
cast impossible esperar otro ano
para combatir lpor Ell tftulo. Ash
que senalada la complication de
Farr, Schmeling Sc vera obliga-
do a pelear con Luis en- septiem
bre, 81 quiere Ell titulo v Ell dine
70.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03
NOTICIAS DE PELOTA
La NovenG de la Legion
Americana


lei team de pelota de la Legion
Americana jugara hoy por la
tarde, a las 8, con AN grupo de
estrellas, en- Ell terreno de Plant.
Willard Johnson, coach del
Institute Hillsborough, actuan-
do bajo la Junta de Recreo ha
seleccionado a los siguientes Pc
loteros: Angel Acosta( Albert
Torres, Frank Saleme Y Jose
Garcia, pitchers; Robert Sha-
rez Y p. San Martin, catchers
La gaceta., 1937-07-03

a DE JULIO-Si va a Clear
water, al pasar Ell puente de Mi
chigan, vera aNla izQuierda ell
melon mas graAde del mundo,
y en- ese lugar puede adquirir
toda clase de frutas que desee
para Ell a de Julio. Michigan v
Howard, Delio Perez est& o la
disposition de sus amigos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03

Por medic de cuadrangulares
de Ben Chapman y Buster Mills
los Medals Rojas vencieron a
los Atleticos.
Filadelfia DC, 11h, 2e; Bos-
ton SC, 10h, De.
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CONF DERROTo A YARoSz

Pittsburgh, julio 3.-Un aspl-
rante a Ia corona del peso me
dio, Billy Conn, derrot6 aquf al
excampe6n mundial Teddy va
rosz Y lie arranc6 la corona de
campe6n de Pennsylvania. Fuk
La gaceta., 1937-07-03

una pelea a IL asaltos. Cada u
no pesaba 161 libras.
Por Yarosz vote ell juez Geo.
Macbeth, Y por Conn, ell juez
William y Ell arbitro AL Gray
bar. a@n@aE
La gaceta., 1937-07-03
LIGA NACIONAL

Con III. cuadfangular de Ga
Ian, EN- 81 noveno inning, los
Cubs vehcieron a los P~iratas.
Batearoh de "jonrron" Dema-
rec, Hartnett Y Jurges.
Pittsburgh &c, 18Th, lie; Cfifa
60 &c, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Senadores vencieron a.
yer a los Yankee, con anotaci6n
de 3 carreras por 8. Joe DiMag-
Igio bate6 su ito cuadrangular
del aho, pero su club fue derro-
tado.
New York &c, 6h, 2e; Wash
ington &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03

Luke Hamsin domino a los
Phillies en- todos los momentos
|diffciles, no permitiendoles le-
gar a la gonna.
Brooklyn Sc 11h, lie; Filadel-
fla DC, III, De.
La gaceta., 1937-07-03

Los Browns, con Walkup de
pitcher, vencieron a los Medals
Blancas. LIE TOGO la derrota al
lanzador Whitehead.
Chicago &c, Oh, De; San Luis
DC, Oh, De.
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@ar Hubbecl domino a las A.
'bejas, alcanzando los Gigantes
su sexta victoria consecutive.
Alfonso Lopez ne bate6 de thit'.
Boston &c, IN, De; New York
&c, 13h, 2e.
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jugadores ~eG.pdsdsSs Manuel
Menendez, QBobbie DA Z, sindo
Vale, Ricardo Fidalq, ys6uoen
Rodriguez; jardine5ps, Jimmy
Clark, Jose Eorona Bernardo
Fernandez y Felix ,nendez.
FL team dirigid IgoPr john
son que reprea JIM Legion,
ha jugado eu )Hstios y los
ha gaaado. mi
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pliegues interiors; como los in
dividnos de origen indigena. vi
We, a la luz Y foruna muchedum-
bres alegres v bulliciosas. Dice
10 que siente con dulce ingenui-
dad, sin esas reserves menta-
les de las razas aborfgenas.
En- Cuba, la vida es arnable
en- TODD monnento. Hasta las
La gaceta., 1937-07-03

men de atlas condolences, no pa
san de ser pueblos mojigatos
que ocultan en- ell POGO hablar y
en- ell mirar gacho las mas re-
|pugnantes lacras. Este no debe
tomarse como alusioA directa a
pals determinado. Els, sencilla-
|mente, una observation compa-
rativa.
Infofmado ell %lector, a grandes
rasgos, de las condolences gene
rales de Ia naci6n Guiana, lie re-
mito al tema fundamental que
sigue.
Ell IMPERIALISMO EN-
ACCION DE CONQUISTA
Cuando en- 1908 las namas de
Ia hoguera separatista caldea-
La gaceta., 1937-07-03
La Gaceta Folletin No. 2
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA
19O2-1934

(Cr6nica de nuestro tiempo)
La gaceta., 1937-07-03

RADIOTELEGRAMAS

Via Nacksy Radio q bueuss On alta mar, q Europa, al
OHsnts y q kJ ~prineipaies siu6adss de les Estados UnidsA
The Washington times., 1937-03-25
LENTEN CLOSE
MARKED BY
. CHURCHES

Maundy Thursday services were
held In Catholic and Protestant
churches of the Capital today, pre-
paratory to the solemn obserV'
ance Of Good Friday tomorrow
and the celebration of Easter. the
greatest festival Of the Christian
year, on Sunday.
In the House of Representatives
today the Rev. Edward A. Duff,
chief of chaplains Of the United
states Navy, gave prayers to open
the session.
In a number Of Episcopal and
Lutheran churches Holy Com.
munion will be celebrated tonight
in remembrance of the Last
Supper.
FriarS in Service
Tenebrae services will be sung
at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Eighth and N Streets
Northwest by the Friars of the
Atonement at 7:45. tonight, and
the church will be open all night
for alteration. The Rev. John K.
Cartwright, pastor, will be the
preacher at the services tonight.
At the washington Cathedral at
evensong the Rev. Edward Slater
Dunlap will conclude his addresses
on "The Events of Holy Week"
Services will also be held tonight
at Grace Lutheran, the First Con-
gregational, and st. Margaret S
copal churches.
Tomorrow, Good Friday, the
three-hour services of Divine Agony
will be held in every Catholic and
Episcopal Church in the city, with
q number of Protestant churches
also holding the service.
To Give MeditatiOns
At the Cathedral, the Right Rev.
Charles Fiske, former Bishop OF
Central New York, will deliver the
seven meditations on the last
words of Christ from the Cross.
The Mass of the Presanctified
will be held at the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception, with the
Rev. Artheme Dutilly at the altar
and the choristers chanting.
Methodist churches of the Dis
trict will unite in three-hour selV'
ice at the Foundry Methodist
Episcopal churches.
A German service will be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at
Concord1a Evangelical Lutheran
Church, with the Rev. Charles
Enders preaching. In the evening
the Concordia Choir will give the
Bach Cantata, 1.-THE Passion Ac
cording to st. John"
In st. Thomas Episcopal Church
tomorrow night the choir will sine
Sir Edward Stainer's THE Cruel
fixion," and this cantata will also
be sung at the Mt. Pleasant Con
gregational Church.
The Washington times., 1937-03-25
COURT SCORES
LAZY DRIVERS

Truck drivers who park abreast
when there is space for their We
hicles at the curb were called
"lazy' yesterday by Traffic Court
Judge John P. Mcmahon, who
said that drivers of commercial
vehicles too often take advantage
of the regulations which permit
them to park double long enough
to make deliveries.
Judge Mcmahon attributed this
to unwillingness on the part of
the drivers "to do any more driv-
ing than they absolutely have to"
Whenever there is sufficient
space at the curb trucks should
not be left in the middle of the
street to impede moving traffic,
the jurist said, in warning those
present that under the cirCum-
stances police were within their
rights in ticketing vehicles so
parked.
The Washington times., 1937-03-25
FLAMES Kill |
FAMILY 7

JERSEY CITY, N. j., March Is
G.N.S0-Seven members of
family of eight, including five
children, were burned to death
early today when fire destroyed a
three-story frame house here.
The dead were Mrs. Rose Burk-
ard, 81; her children, Florence,
II; Charles, Is; Philip, IL; The
resa, 10. and Veronica, 9. and
her brother-in-law, John German,
SO. Another child, Ruth. IS, es-
capped.
All the victims were trapped on
the top floor Of the building.
The Washington times., 1937-03-25

TT takes more than "just a salvs"
J. to draw them out. It takes o
~cOuntoF iEFitant y And that's
what good old Musterole is-sooth-
ing, warming, penetrating and help
full in drawing out the local conges-
ton and pain when rubbed on the
sore, aching spots.
Muscular lumbago, soreness and
stiffness generally yield promptly to
this treatment, and with continued
application, relief usually follows.
Even better results than the old
fashioned mustard plaster. Used by
millions for rs years. Recommended
by many doctors and nurses. ALI
druggists. In three strengths: Regu-
lar Strength, Children's (mild), and
Extra Strong. Tested andapprovedby
Good 81 Housekeeping Bureau, No. 1857.
The Washington times., 1937-03-25
SANITARY co.
GIVES LEAVE

Annual vacations with full pay
for all Of it's regular grocery and
produce warehouse employees was
announced by the Sanitary Gro
cery Company here today.
The company now grants annual
leave with pay to its personnel in
all warehouses, office and stores
and markets.
Some $500 persons are benefit
ed. Vacations are granted for
the purpose of recreation and
pleasure" say the Sanitary Off.
cials, land we require that each
employe be absent from his duties
for the required time"
Last August the Sanitary an
nounced shorter hours for its
store personnel and again in No
vember hours were reduced.
The Washington times., 1937-03-25
A New Liteweieht Felt for SpringI
The "NOCkQbOut'
by MALLORY
400

year ond don the brighter
Etewesht Spring. You'll hardly Mallory "NkabOur
your head It's light feother weighing only two yet full
bodied take the Spring sn Of regular fellows choeou Let show 70"
this smart looking hat in the new lighter shades.
Floor
The Washington times., 1937-03-25
Sorority Dance Saturday

sorority DdhCe SATURDAY
The annual spring dance. Of
Gamma Chapter Of the Chi Sigma
Sorority will be held Saturday
night at the National Women's
Country Club, Bethesda, Ma.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
FL00D-REL|EF UNIT
TO REPORT TODAY
Presidents Board Returns
From Scene-Red Cross
Gets $17,667,000.

President Roosevelt's Flood-Relief
Commission, which returned to Wash
: tngton yesterday after weeks tour
Of the food areas, was expected to
report to the Chief Executive today.
Meanwhile, the Red Cross f1ood-re-
lief fund had amounted to $17,667, ,633
and the District sum to $239,705.
A comprehensive program to safe
guard the health of refugees in the
flood area has been launched, officials
said.
Donations received by The Star over
the week end amounted to 1858 go,
bringing the total to date to $35 ,246.75.
The latest contributions included
S34.25 from Calvary Episcopal Church;
S34 from partners and employees Of the
Washington Office Of Hartman &
Keech, $40 from Sergt. Jasper Post, No.
Is, American Legion; $3.50 from en-
ployes of the Washington Branch of
the National Radiator Corp. and 1920
Evening star., 1937-02-08
from Shaver Mems Bible Glass OF Met
ropolitan Baptist Church.

from Shaver Mems Bible Glass OF Met
ropolitan Baptist Church.
Harry l.. Hopkins, relief admins
traitor, who headed the Relief Com
mission, said the group would report
that nearly 100000 flood victims
were being fed, housed and protected
from disease through cooperative
work of the Red Cross. Works Prog
ress Administration, Civilian Conser-
vation Corps, the Public Health Serv-
ice, the Army and other public
agencies.
I'VE will assure the President that
the job is being done and will con-
tinue to be done" Hopkins said.
Hopkins said he was not prepared
to estimate the Governments share
of the cost of flood relief and re-
habilitation. Included in the total, he
said, would be an additional 100000
w. P. A. workers at $50 month each
and the cost of getting thousands of
trucks for cleanup work.
Regional directors of the Red Cross
medical units have been appointed at
Evansville, st. Louis, Little Rock,
Memphis, Louisville and Marion, Ill,
and nutritionists sent to Memphis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Evansville and
Ironton to aid in food buying and see
that refugees receive balanced rations,
officials said.
Evening star., 1937-02-08

sion with his cabinet ministers, made
public . five-plank program which
his critics called abstract and vague. |"
!, The platform, approved by the En-
.peror, apparently was designed to
make clear Japan has no intention Of
adopting Fascistic or any other than
. constitutional type Of government.
While the announcement. stressed