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Evening star., 1937-03-15

= ENATOR ADAMS, Democrat,
of Colorado, will discuss The
American Sugar Bowl during
the National Radio Forum to-
night over WRC and coast-to-
coast network of other National
BroadcaSting Co. stations.
The forum, arranged by The
Washington Star, will be broadcast
from 1890 to IL o'clock
President Roosevelt recently sent
message to Congress dealing with the
sugar situation and Senator Adams
is one of the sponsors of a bill de-
signed to assist in the production Of
sugar in this country and to MAIN
tain sugar quotas for foreign importa-
tionS. Senator Adams insists the
measure will not increase the retail
price OF sugar.
DESIRE" will be the Radio Thea
ter presentation on WJSV at
9 Marlene Dietrich and Herbert
Marshall will have the leading roles.
Based on a Hungarian comedy.
Desire" is the story of a beautiful
Jewel thief.
R RICHARD CROOKS, tenor, and
Margaret Speaks, soprano, will
snare the Voice Concert on WRC
at $50. Crooks will feature Beloved,
1t Is Morn" If I'm Dreaming" and
Rose of Tralee.' Miss Speaks con-
tributionS include Summer Night"
and Please Keep Me in Your
Dreams"
WRC has scheduled a special
broadcast at $50 in connection
with the semi-Centennial celebra-
lion Of the Jewish Theological Sem
mary OF America DR.. James BRYAN
Conant, president of Harvard Uni
Verslty, will discuss "Learning's
Necessity 10 the Ministry"
A PROGRAM of dinner con-
verSation entitled Dinner at
Nine" will make its debut on WMAL
at 9. The broadcast will originate In
the dining room of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Goddard Leach'S private home
IN a residential section of New York
GlEv.
A N ORCHESTRA COMPOSED OF men,
oers of the National Symphony,
Unoer the direction of Hans Kinder,
will give special concert over
WJSV at 7:3o. The program includes
the overture to Bizet's Carmen
Suite" Wagners "Traume" and
'Danse Trepak," from TschaikoW-
.ky'S Nut Cracker Suite"
Evening star., 1937-03-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
His Best Friend
Told Him

IL was MIG VIE, ana 4ne iOia hin tns
truth. But sne aion't say ne hsa "s4o
breath" Instead, sne said, my Gear,
you need E-Z Tablets" A hint to the
wise Is sufficient. Don't wait for some
one to tell you. If you feel sluggish,
headachy, dizzy or bilious, due TO con-
stipation, you may be quite sure your
breath is telling others. Get a. pack
age of E-Z tablets today. At all good
drug stores, only 25c.
Evening star., 1937-03-15

an income between fees paid them
for care OF the prisoners and the
money actually spent on inadequate
food or clothing.
"In hundreds OF county jails =
todsv," he continued, % man is dneo
by his colleagues Tor breaking into
jail II he can not pay the fne ne
is beaten; il he docs pay, the money
goes for extra food or other dispensa-
tions"
Evening star., 1937-03-15

handsome box containing twelve essentials for keeping your
and nails perfectly Regular bottle polish
eufiee eutee and noa oil oily polish remover no file
stick white nail pencil emery board special bottle Of Lo
Cross hand lotion and nosoom plus sompe bottles of
shades Of nui polish and blush.
Floor The o.
Evening star., 1937-03-15
Air Headliners

Domestic.
500 p.m.-W M AL, Rochester
Civic Orchestra.
t:4S pm.-WMAL Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening Programs.
soc p.m.-WMAL, United States
Army Band
500 pm.-WMAL, Helen Hayes
in "Bambi."
$3.50 p.m.-W R C hard
Crooks; WJSV, Pipe
Smoking Time.
500 p.m.-WMAL, Dinner at
Nine; WJsV, Radio
Theater.
$50 p.m.-WMAL-Good Times
Society.
1900 pm.-WJSV, Wayne Kings
Orchestra.
1880 p.m.-WRC, National Ra-
dio Forum.
HOO p.m.-W o L, Pageant of
Melody.
Short-Wave Programs.
E.t8 p.m.-M sCOW, Karl
nj 3 ! anniversary,
Ran, S1,2 m., 9.6 meg.
S:.5 a.m.-CARACAS, Amateur
Hour, YV2RC, SIT m,
So meg.
9:45 p.m.-B LIN, Melodies
from "T'he Mikado,"
DJD, 25.4 M, 11.77 meg.
Evening star., 1937-03-15
TWO D. c. MEN SUFFER
FRACTURES OF SKULLS
Winfield Crown Found on Floor
of Bed Room-Apparently
Injured in Fall.

Two men who received skull frac-
lures at their homes yesterday were
being treated today in Casualty Hos
pital.
Winfield S. Crown, 48, of 1890 G
street northeast, was found in his
bed room yesterday by his wife, Mrs.
Lois Crown, who said she went into
the room when she heard a noise and
found him lying on the floor. Ap-
parently he hit his head on the dresser
as he fell, she said
Otis Hoffman, 43, of the TOO block
of Eleventh street southeast, was
found unconscious on the furnace
room floor by his landlord, Anton
Dekone.
Evening star., 1937-03-15
Births Reported.

Warren and Lena Balderson. girl.
John and Mary Eayer, girl.
Benjamin and Florence Goodman, girl.
Biagio and Antoinetta Ambrogi. girl.
Raymond and Olivia Kerns. girl.
Hyman and Ethel Opper. girl.
William and Florence Needs, jr.. girl.
Welby and Belle Marsh, girl.
LinWood and Margaret Reynolds, girl.
Floyd and Gertrude Randolph. boy.
Evening star., 1937-03-15
Heads Noted Firm.

Lewis M. frey of New York has
been elected president of the Com
modore Hotel Corp. to succeed his
father, the late Luther H. frey, it
wss announced today. j. Walter Hasey
will continue as acting manager.
Evening star., 1937-03-15
us. SUGAR BOWL
IS TOPIC IN FORUM
Senator Adams TO Discuss
Bill to Aid Production
in America.

. ENATOR ADAMS, Democrat,
of Colorado, will discuss The
American Sugar Bowl during
the National Radio Forum to-
Evening star., 1937-03-15
Eastern Star Meets Tonight.

A meeting of Congress Lodge, Chap
ter No. 35, o. E. S., followed by en-
tertainment, will be held at o'clock
tonight in the Masonic Temple,
Thirteenth street and New York ave-
nue..
Evening star., 1937-03-15
SHAMELESS JA|LS
OF AMERICA HIT
Social Work Year Book Cites
Indifference of Public
to Evils.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 15.-In =
study of Americas social problems the
Russell Sage Foundations Social
Work Year Book for 1887 today pic
Evening star., 1937-03-15
Mrs. Costenbader Hostess.

Mrs. Laura CoStenbader, president
of the Edmonds-M -Maury Parent
Teacher Association, will be hostess
at a luncheon of the group at noon
tomorrow in Maury School.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

COTTAGE CITY, ll6 Baltimore blvd
Newly furnished double room, next bath.
$500 weekly. Also single room, inner
spring mattress, next bath, S3 weekly. 5"
1888 Sth ST. SO. Arlington, Va.--Furn.
room. next shower bath; adult family; lOc
bus 10 city; SIS mo. 81
EYATTSVILLE-Large bright room twin
Evening star., 1937-12-05

s42 B ST. SE.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
ath; heat. gas. light, elec. 'efg. included.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
APARTMENTS WANTED

LET EXPERT CARPENTER, GOOD PAINT
your house in Al condition in exchange
room and kitchenette. HICKMAN. Met
1876.
ROOM FOR NEW YEARS PARTY, TO
hold = couples. Responsible club. Box
45-C. Star.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DESIRES ONE
room, kitchen and bath furnished apt,
$40 per month. Box &C, Star.
WANTED, FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
>: near House Office: during regular ses-
sion Congress. Reply, Box 1oS-C Star.
GOVT. CLERK AND WIFE AND DAUGH-
ter a. want furnished apt: S45-S50 in
Guiding all convenienceS Box GOA. Star.
POSSESSION JAN Is. > RMS KITCHEN
and bath: Petworth preferred; not over
$40: furnished Call Georgia $40.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

$50 E ST. NE-Large front. convenient
oil heat. Ink. or turn. to &C
Evening star., 1937-12-05

23OO lNth N.W.--Vacancy Tor young
man, S322: room for 3, $50; good meals,
clean, warm rooms
20l5 10th ST. N.W.-Second-fi floor front
rooms. also single room: excellent meals;
SlN each person.
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54O2 CONN AVE

Furnished or unfurnished. Beautiful
Groom. dnette, kitchen. bath, foyer;
southern expos. Under owners supervi-
sion, MRS. EMMA F. ROBEY, Cleveland
1910. Apt 200.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

100 M ST. housekeeping.
ami, running water. first noor. private
hop,e single and double. SD month up
Evening star., 1937-12-05

II TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-ENT1RE / st
H.; liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, sleeping porch
incl auto. refrigerator. gas, elec phone.
share my comfortable Groom, kitchen and
bath apt: In 200 block California St.
Twin beds Beautyrest mattresses maid
service. Cooking optional. Reasonable
References exchanged. Call North 1854 M
Evening star., 1937-12-05
SUBURBAN. ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM, nr. bath: h.-w h.. ;
hoald optional: bus passes door. Claren-
don 81.
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POI 9th 81. S.W.---Larse unfur. corner
room. lst i1Cor; also furnished rooms. Rents
rea snnahle- District HN1N-
Evening star., 1937-12-05

TAKOMA PARK 86O5 EASTERN AVE
Sunny Groom apt; new Frigidaire and
range. heat, gas, cleo: $35. Takoma ex-
Evening star., 1937-12-05

IleW TUfllt, CUNVtHItIll lTaNSUOTlatION.
21S w. CUSTIS AVE, Del Ray. Va-10c
fare to D. c.: twin bedroom, new home:
l or =: uni. phone to Washington -Alexan-
drla. Temple 4Oh:{ or Alex .}tiHS
Evening star., 1937-12-05
READY TO MOVE TN

! rms, ki- path. furn. $3.50
unfu+.n.. bultin furn. THAI has never been
installed before; ] of the best locations in
:he CITY at Rock Creek Park near Million
Dollar Bridge. 24lo Goth ST. NV. Res.
mgr Parking
Evening star., 1937-12-05

323 MD. AVE NE.-ONE ROOM. KITCH-
EN- and porch: near bath st floor; newly
papered, adults. reasonable
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FOR REFINED PEOPLE.
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE

2-RM.. KIT. APT. S47: FURN.. So.
Exclusive location: modern. freproof
building; 24-hr. elevator. secretarial. phone
service; mirror doors Potomac 5oS3
Evening star., 1937-12-05

GENTLEMAN wishes well-furnished one
room. kltchenette and bath apartment in
northwest section. Box &C. Star.
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300 CONN AVE. NW.-YOUNG LADY
share attr apt with another; indiv. rms ;
home privileges; reas. Col. 2145, Apt. 223.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
APARTMENTS UNFURNjSHED.

1912 B ST SEE ROOMS. KITCHEN,
aaih; aa1; neat: , gas; light elec 'efg included
ENTIRE EN- End FLOOR: 2 ROOMS. KIT.
reasonable. Box 45s-B, Star. 6s
CREsToN. 1873 COL. .RD. DETACHED
new range elee ear refs so!'s s675o S co p 475a fzP
ROCK CREEK PARK. ROSSDHU CASTLE
Large, beautiful living room. fireplace,
porch modern bath; Frigidaire. Wis. 1923.
furnished: $40 per mo-: il block to Street
car line; at Central ave. and end st. Ber-
wyn. Md. Greenwood 2s22.
NEAR WARDMAN,. es3l osth ST NV.
Included SIS mo &c Col oAis is51W i11tsefa''0h
1925 OATES ST. NE-3 ROOMS PVT.
bath; new home; convenient transporta-
ton: reas.: gas. cleo. heat included.
g ROOMS. KITCHEN, INcLosEp BACK
GUIDED. 1873 Neal Si' St fas n's. e'ec neat IN
bath: gas. cleo. heat $50.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, sEM1-PRIvATE
rsasonabie ess SO 4 s.. ne LII Line iq5H4ae0 5ts4a
Kitchen, private bath, screened porch: f:de: de:
Mohsde brick house yepy sa5
2 UNUSUALLY BRIGHT, SOUTH, EXPOS,
Evanston s4s7 isth st. NV. AUu'' 0'l'
523 B ST. N.E-3 EXTRA LARGE
cheerful rms: bath corner house; equipped
heat
1895 18th ST. NW.-JIV. R., .BEDR K,
asb HI seboos J apd
5.47 10th ST. Sc, CONVENIENT TO NAVY
tor at0 f'SS WREpoS son es9n co Met aoii fe an'
THE sIBLEY. Is NJ ST. -NW.-2 ROOMS
eeep Cornell hs 81 spd sah msh hps g. aps
WELDON CO. Met. BOIL.
1245 D ST NE ROOMS; BATH AND
yard: reasonable. Lincoln 9202. D
PoWNT95wN+ st5 APT 1s GME rS5n anEYsT9NE S;TsSsE
dinette bath.
1929 9Th ST NW.-3 ROOMS, PRIVATE
bath. inclosed porch. kitchenette, electric
refrigeration, h., IL g.; quiet adults Rentiles.
ROYDoN. R NEAR 18th NW.-3 lge. out
side rms, lS X: recep. hall b.. balcony'
2Ta9 MAS MAcoMg SNns ST NV NV APT h.16 1os, in
cludins ding heat heat refs., s47 So. . months
lease: cslI District 1911. After pm,
52s 18th ST. Sc THREE ROOMS,
kitchen and bath Arcola, elec. conv.
Navy Yard: $500. Wis 3s30-W.
TWO ROOMS, BATH, KIT. SCREENED
back porch; back yard; $500 mo: 1904
18th St. Sc. Apply OWNER, Emerson
7497.
WOODBRIDGE, 1905 KEARNEY Me-
bright. sunny rooms, kitchen, private bath;
heat light, gas; adults. North 842s.
PETwoRTH, 4s4 BUCHANAN ST; NV.
Entire End floor, 3 rooms, kitchen and
bath; oil heat. gas, cleo, Frigidaire in
cluded; reasonable.
BROOKLAND-MoDER APARTMENT IN
detached home; Frigidaire; garage, adults;
reasonable. North 3514.
1929 10th ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. BATH
and kitchen. unfurnished; also large ga
rage. g.
rated. S rooms kitchen. bath: heated by
gas furnace At tenants expense. Price. S45
mo. JAS. A. GEDDES. Agent. Tower Bldg.
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.


1883 ST NE.-Large front, convenient
location oil heat. Ink. or turn. to &C
commodate three.
600 goth NV. Apt. 2-Bed-living room.
kitchen privileges. semi-prlvate bath; con-
venient: lady: references. |
1903 Q ST. NW.-Studio rooms. large
windows Immediately clean, redecorated,
air conditioned; private home; SO.
102 FLORAL AVE. Takoma. Md.-Two
rooms and dinette. nicely iurnisheo or
4c07 3rd ST. NV Ink, rms, heat:
gas. elec.; adults; reasonable. Adams
1851 COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. 603---
Room large furnished unfinished
with complete Housekeeping privileges. In
apt. with / other lady; room arran9e-
ment makes it perfectly private apt
1897 PARK RID. NW--Very large. warm,
corner rm.; for or ,; southern expos;
open fireplace. priv. bath, shower; Iurn
as studio or bedroom or unfurn.; mr.. car;
So month. Col, l0322. -
20b UPSHUR ST. NV, by Soldiers Home
Large attic, unfurnlShcd, S6 month. fur
nshed. $40 month, ---'
1920 M ST. N,W.-Non- -housekeeping
ami. running water. first noor. private
home, single and double; Sl2 month up.
2ul 9th 81. S.W.--Larse unfur. corner
room, lst ilcor; also furnished rooms. Rents
reasonable. District 901d.
1873 CALIFORNIA ST. NV hk.
rooms; gas, elec, 6. +. retrg.; unlimited
phone; laundry; adults $50.
Tx, PIX. 2I0 ETHAN ALLEN AVE.-One
OF two rooms: ADULTS only; heat, gas, cleo,
pnone: everything incl Shepherd 3020-J.
1852 MONROE ST N.W.-Large rm,
semi-pri. BATH unlim. phone. conven. st.
cars, buses. Phone Adams $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
ROOMS WANTED,

WARM. COMFORTABLE ROOM for young
lady IN renned home in neishborhood OF
Fuller and 10th stS. NV. Box LIB. Star.
LADY-LHK IN private family must be
reasonable; no roomus house. full par
ticularS. Box 42u-A, star.
GENTLEMAN wishes well-furnished one
room. kltchenette and bath apartment in
northwes. section. Box SIC. Star.
WANTED small furn. room in basement
in exchange tor care furnace. sidewalks;
white, clean. don't drink. Box 24-C. star"
GENTLEMAN wishes fur. rm.; prefer walk
ing distance, warm, reasonable. Box 1s-C,
Star.
ROOM. breakfast; near 35th, R: for young
woman In profession small family. Box
lob. Star.
YOUNG LADY wants large, unfurnShed
front room, private, adult family: break
last oeSlrea. rarllcularS. Box 4yUB, Star.
TWO UNFURNISHED housekeeping rooms
by two ladies' rent, SO per month. give
particulars. Box 2Sb Star.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room. Give
1uIl details and terms. Box 2.2-B, Star.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

6ll9 9TH ST. N.W.-IN NEW DETArurn
nome. Z large rms. kit. bath, recreation
Fm. CEDAR closets. sarage: gas, cleo heat
telephone: rent reas.: adults
Evening star., 1937-12-05

NEWLY REMODELED APTS. IN BEST
section of Rockville. Md Three rooms
kitchen, bath: two rooms, kitchen, bath,
Electric stoves and refrigerators. Apply
OWNER, l0l S. Van Buren, ST. Phone
Rockville 6-M lbs
Evening star., 1937-12-05

MODERN-DOWNTOWN.
l Rm., K, $37; 2 Rms, K, ,S55.
FURNISHED AT SLIGHT CHARGE.
Convenient, freproof bldg: 24-hour ele-
vator switchboard service; refrigeration on
mouse current. 1870 r 81. NV Pot 1000
Evening star., 1937-12-05

700 = SUIIABLE EMPLOYED LADY:
.arge rm;, glassed sun porch ktchenette
PAIN with shower: heat cleo, chv: re-
hned Quiet neiehtorhood: eentile; Sur, (;
Wk. after Il 30 p m Col 2oHS-W
Evening star., 1937-12-05

1239 ST. S E.-3 ROOMS. BATH. HEAT
tisnt, tlt, gas lnclud.; conV. to cars and schools:
Evening star., 1937-12-05

DEVONSHIRE COURTS. AIS WIsCON-
sin ave.-Now available. > apts of I" rms
kit, dinette. bath. S55 and S575o Sc.
exposure. Frigidaire on house current
Resident MANAGER. Cleveland $500.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

hiLLCREST-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
nun. downtown: $3.50. Atlantic 66oi w
1880 CALIFORNIA ST NV ROOMS
Kltehen and bath: newly renovated: new
gas stove Apply iantor
Evening star., 1937-12-05

sTONELEIGH COURT. APT. 200 :
room. bath: hotel or maid service. l0'
1901 PORTER ST. N.W-FOR RENT TO
adults. gentiles-Living room bedroom.
kitchen. dinette bath. 3 closets; COM
pletely and attractively furnished; electric
refrigeration; S15 month. Clev. IDA.
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l245 NEAL ST. NE ROOMS. KITCE
en- and bath; janitor service; newly deco
rated: SO. Apply manager
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

LADY desires room and board in refin
family in or near Leesburg, Va; plea
state price Box &C, Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH. FRIGID-
aire. Apt. 2. 3717 Ga. ave. S45

ia 4th ST. S.E-TWo LOVELY RMS; 2
large closets. modern kitchen. semi-bath;
private home; gas, heat, elec. included: pri-
vate entrance: adults only Line. 607s. Sc
. OR 3 ROOMS, HEAT, LIGHT, GAS.
Frigida ire: new home: reasonable 1926
18th place Sc. Phone Atl 3494-W -
Evening star., 1937-12-05

1852 BILTMoRE ST. N.W-small End
floor front rm,. attract. home; excellent
meals: automatic heat.
aO21 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Newy furn-
ished guest home for ladies: Southern
cooking; rates S35 up: perfect transport.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

6l0 10th ST. Va. Highlands-Well heat
ed. southern exposure: furnished or unfur-
nished: garage; good board if wanted.
bus line; kitchen privileges; will care for
child. Walnut 2204
LARGE. comfortable. furnished room for
gentleman, in private home: one block
from bus: heated garage optional. Phone
Walnut 1203-J
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WESTCHESTER.

Apartment consisting of large living
room with sun parlor. dining room. cor
ner bedroom, kitchen and bath: eycep-
tionally well furnished. 9TH floor corner.
furnished. Sl25 month Cali in person
from II to 5 Sunday. Ask for MR. KING.
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER
WILL r E N T, FURNISHED.
FOR $50 MON TIL, TOP
FLOOR OF ATTRACTIVE
STUDIO APT, CONSISTING
OF 2 RMS. AND BATH. EX-
elusive NV. LOCATION.
PHONE ADAMS 6O44.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNisHEp.

Rooms. KITCHEN DINETTE BATH
pee. large bright rooms, all latest faatnres'
niciuolhg painted walls. Venetian blinds
custom-oullt kitchen cabinets. ElectrnInY
incluoeS gas and electricity. $40: ready
now now %o36 18th st. NV. u5th and Fuller
Evening star., 1937-12-05

240 10th ST. NE.-UNUSUAL, 3 ROOMS,
bath; ami; gas, electric. free; no children.
DUPONT CIRCLE APTS.. APT. 9o6-AT-
tractive 1 rm.. bath; sublet one month,
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20b UPSHUR ST NV. by Soldiers Home
Large attic, unfurnlShcd. Sb month. tur-
q tnnnf
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READY TO MOVE IN

rms; kit, din. bath, large porch
S42 80 elrc. refg. Strictly white and con
venient neishborhood 44Os Georgia cve
NV Janitor "
Evening star., 1937-12-05

2619 WOODLEY PL near Shoreham-
Several desirable vacancies. front rooms
refined. well-heated home; excellent food. .
COOPERATIVE CLUB. 1907 Eye, St
Board and room only $3.50 weekly.
shower bath; congenial men: comfort
312S JOCELYN ST-Jewish modern FAM
lily, two vacancies: meals optional. un-
limited phone, inner-Spring mattresses.
Emerson ROI9
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LADY WILL SHARE WITH ANOTHER
young lady newly furnished 2-rm apt:
conveniently located ref. Col. 7S44-W
CHASTLETON--DESIR LARGE ONE
room studio apartment: shower; radio
immediate possession. North 10000, Apt.
AZ, .
Evening star., 1937-12-05

NEAR 18th AND PARK RID.
RMS. K, S45; 3 RMS. X $50
Nicely Furn. at Small Charge
Modern bldg. large bright aptS: fine
fittings freplace Sleen nnrnh Adanns 0ErS
Evening star., 1937-12-05

ROOM AND BOARD in private family un-
limited phone. excellent meals. one block
buS Greenwood l3lS
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1901. KING ST, RosEMoNT. ALEX
andria. Va.-9-room. kit. bath apt: in
quiet apt. house; adults: ref. Alex
Evening star., 1937-12-05

CONGENIAL young lady share room and
house with board. $50 month. convenient
transportation. Adams 6S21.
20O7 KALORAMA RD N.W-Double or
single. coil springs and inner-spring mat
treSS. clean, excellent meals Pot. 1894
The times-news., 1937-05-06
LIES SIDE SHOW
-By WICKES WAMBOLDT

Yet, because of his position in
the community, he was called on
so often that he dreaded to go
any place where public prayer
might be in order.
Then the man decided that if
he must pray in public. he would
express his convictions instead of
repeating stereotyped phrases. So
thereafter whenever asked to
pray publicly he would bring out
pertinent points which he felt
needed consideration and correc-
tion. He would, for instance, call
the attention of the Almighty to
the inadeQuacies of certain inSti-
tutions and their constituents,
and he would petition the Lord to
put enough grit and backbone in
to the churches and their men,
bers so they would stop pussyfoot-
ing around making gestures, and
would be up and about their Faith
er'S business. He not only ratified
the dry bones, but he banged
them over the heads of COM
placent orthodoxy. 1t was not long
until the brothers stopped calling
on him to pray in public.
The times-news., 1937-05-06
CAROLINIAN,= "a,
BACK
ON VARIED LIFE
Was Pioneer, Farmer and
Served as Soldier and
postman

SUGAR GROVE. n. c., May 6.
(UP)-Wautaugua county's old
est resident, 94-ycar-oli Newt
Banner, divides his life into five
sections-all' filled with excite
ment, he says.
The sections are:
/. Pioneering.
9. Fighting with the Union
army during the Civil war.
3. Farming and carrying the L..
S. mail.
4. Living in the Far West.
;. Farming again at Banners
Elk, where he has resided nearly
60 years.
Father of six children. Banner
has 27 living grandchildren and
II great-grand-children.
Born at GermantOn OH October
8, 1912, Banner helped his FAM
lily pioneer the Banners Elk sec
ton of the state. which derived
its name from his family and the
great number Of elk roaming the
ncighbOring woods in those days.
Banner served during the Civil
war near Nashville. Tenn, and III
Louisiana and Alabama.
81 weighed only - pounds
when | asked to join the Union
army. They refused me, but ! got
The times-news., 1937-05-06
THE NEW y Z a l.
IN WASHIN Ct O N
-gY RODNEY BUTCHER.

Davis, ;nc Morgan lawyer, foT
president in 1924. Roosevelt is
definitely committed to yslaking .
"new party" out Of it.
+
VIRTUALLY the entire l,Gisla'
tive program has been pushed
off into a corner pending the Sen
ate vote on the Supreme Court
reorganization plan. This, it can be
said, is due to Roosevclt's sense OF
strategy, his belief that if he loses
the court fight he can no longer
be effective as q guide Of legisla-
ton. and n fear of taking on more
than one big battle with Congress
at .he same time.
Ii he wins the court fight you
need not be surprised 10 see him
push right on with demands for
his reorganization program, wage
and hour legislation; a broader
and heavier tax program with no
curtailment Of relief; crop control
and other farm legislation; hous-
ing legislation and national plan
ming projects more or less along
the theme of IVA.
Six months after his tremendous
election victory, however, the
President finds Congress balkier
than at any .time in the last four
wears. Vice President Garner is
no longer willing to follow Roose-
volts orders blindly, and various
senator's report that Garner is
working behind the scenes against
the court plan. Many senators
who disagree with Roosevelt's re-
forms are no longer willing to pre-
tend loyalty.
THE court fight has become a
L catalytic agent for a massins OF
tbe conservatives against Roose--
vclt, and the thought Of 1910 has
been we'll up in the minds OF all
nom =, anrbers were honestly shocked
NV the Presidents bold proposal.
Others 81 m were angered by his sneer
at old age, and still others ,. selzea
the issue as an excuse tor preaN
ing with him.
fconvrlrht. 1887. NEA se'' i'"