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THOS. J. OWEN a. SON, AUCTIONEERS.
I43l Eye St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING A DETACHED. TWO
STORY. BRICK DWELLING. CONTAIN
ING EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS
ALSO TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE.
KNOWN AS 5315 NEVADA AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
recorded 'ne in Lber No. 6s5s, at io 10 a3 Of
the land records OF the District Of colums,
thereby. the undersigned will sell at public
auction in front Of the premises % On 1Sr Msdnss-
Ser afz 9s sas r RAx % RHG5
PM. the following described LAND and
premises situate in the District s q co Goum tns
southerly one-half OF lot. numbered seven
81 by the, full depth thereof in sunsr square
seven tsoe7l in the chevy Chase Land CO;
and Fulton r. .Gordon's subdivision Of part
Of the saet Of land known as IN Sey
No. ,sl, folio 81 Of the records Of ths office
Of the surveyor for, the District Of Colgm'- YIN
lows; Beginning for the same on the
northeastery line Of Nevada avenue enrn:r s9
ss isf Tde o at ar %os SIX agd
thence northwesterly along said line OF
said avenue 60.o03 feet more or less to the
thence northeasterly throush the center q, 81
said lot numbered seven ~ and parallel
Win tne SOutHedSltTIy Inc VI onlu "
public alley. Is feet wide: thence south.
easterly along the westerly line OF said
alley 80 feet to the most easterly corner OF
said lot numbered six tib: thence SOUTH
westerly along the outheasterly line OF
said lot. 1872 % feet to the point OF begin
ming: said above described property being
known for purposes Of assessment and tax
alton as lots numbered six 90 and eight
hundred and two ts0., in square num-
bered twenty hundred and twenty-seven
TERMS OF SALE: Purchaser to pay
e-fourth OF the purchase price In cash.
the balance in three inStallments in one.
two and three years respectively. with
interest at the rate of six tB, per centum
per annum. and secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. taxes paid or
adjusted to the date of sale: purchaser to
pay interest on purchase price from date
OF sale to date Of settlement at SIX go
per centum per annum. All conyeyancing
recording. revenue stamps etc. at the
cost OF the purchaser; good title or no
sale. A deposit Of $4,000 will be required
at the time OF sale. and settlement to be
within thirty t3Ol days Of the date OF sale.
or. deposit forfeited: and the property, re-
sold at the cost and risk OF the detaulting
purchaser after five 90 days previous
advertisement of said resale in some news
paper published in Washington. D. c.
J. WRILEY JACOBS.
Surviving Trustee.
925 18th Street. NV. Washing ton. d. c.
del 3 ) .s,9ln,l2
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

able. suitable for various professions; al
air-conditioned and can be adapted to meet
ones requirements. located on main floor
NV, Your inspection invited. Phone COL
1744 M ST. -N.W-IDEALLY LOCATED
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FORD 1887 Tudor touring Sedans, 4 10
choose from some equipped with heater
and radio. Your 1885 Ford. Cheyrocl or
plymouth in average good condition and
80 Lee ID. Butler, Inc, 1I.l .lst NV.
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DE LUKE APARTMENT BUILDINGS.
This is not an average building.
First-class material and workman
ship throughout. A guarantee given
with each building. SO built. so
sold. Contains 16 rooms, baths.
large concrete rear porches, l
automatic oil-burning furnace with
a thermostat in each apartment. In
less than = years about $4,000, 900
worth of homes and apartments
have been built and sold in this
immediate neighborhood. Based on
actual rent the building now pro-
duces. less expenses and interest
on the first trust loan of $4,000 at
Annual rent S2,40O
Price &l6 osO
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STORES FOR SALE

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. DOING
S35o-S40o weekly. Modern equipment
Reasonable: Call Atlantic 6996 between
9 am. and 5 pm.
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LOTS WANTED

WILL BUY LOTS OR ACREAGE IN DIS
trict of Columbia, nearby Virginia or Mary
land. MADISON BUILDING CO., 14l7
x
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BOSS g. PHELPS.
14l7 K St. NV. National $500.

Al RENTAL RECORD,
"-story detached apt. BLDG in good white
NV. section; Just off main artery, IL units
with very low rents. always i0O'c filled
gross income approx. Sti.500 annually; well
financed; can be bous.lt under market
price; shows high return. Call Mr. Drew.
Rep. 1lSl. +. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205
Investment Bidg.
COLORED APT. ALWAYS 100 RENTED.
Annual rental. $500. Well financed.
Price 4 Y times the annual rental. THOS.
d. WALSH. INC. District 1888
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

kEAI eS1 Ale SAIe Ok EASnA<SE.
STORE AND APIS. Mr.. 18th AND COL
rd-Grcss rents So $40. Sell or exchange
for small house or clear lots. Natl. 05S3.
WILL TRADE !? BRAND-NEW BRICK
homes, priced under ST 900 each: 1st trust
So $50 eacn (have 800 insurance company
commitment for F. H AZ. for apt. house or
ground. Republic 0226
NEW 7-RooM. 2-BATH, sEMI-DETAcHED
house. built-in garage, recreation room.
close to 10th st. NV: will consider your
old house in exchange. or vacant lots, or
a parcel of ground suitable for building
IN any D. C. location. Mr.. Bennett. Geo.
229S
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC. Dist. 3346.
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FORD 1s3S de luxe Tudor touring. original
black finish; clean upholstery: excel. tires:
necnenlcally perfect car winter!zed and
carries blue-ribbon guarantee: $50 down
easy monthly payments. Triangle Motors.
l4bI r l ave Dec ti:slD
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CHEVROLET 1897 de luxe coupe, dark blue
finish. radio and heater. all-steei top.
hydraulic brakes low mileage. very clean;
Sit5. Addison Chevrolet l431 Irving st.
NV Adams Rail
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LYMOUTH BARGAINS.

SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS,
1913 Carroll st., Takoma D. c. Geo $3.50
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CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe town sedan:
perfect in every particular; Mr.. Owens
seat covers. etc. Beautiful black finish;
low mileage: new-car warranty. Anti
freeze in radiator Honestly Priced at
S695 Liberal terms. Free driving lessons
Owens Motor Co E:333 Ga ave
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BUILDER HAS SEVERAL BUNGALOWS
and houses, taken in on new homes to
exchange for lots or acreage. Phone Geor-
gia 144S evenings, or call at Office. zoos
18th st. NV. daytime. Brokers cooperate.
NEW HOUSES FOR OLD ONES--WILL AC-
cept small ne. or Sc. homes in trade on
new group studio homes in NV. develop
ment. Phone Geo 1870.
WE HAVE A 7-ROOM. 2-BATH HOME,
located in wooded grove on 2-acre plot
90 miles from WASHINGTON: will exchange
for home or ground in Washington or
Arlington.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
chestnut $500. Sun. Ewes. Chestnut 471p.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

S0OSN0NiN sN~' es> ~
NEW BROOM BUNGALOW TO RESPoN-
sible party; tile bath, shower hot-Water
heat: $40 month Chestnut $500. 10
TUXEDO. MD, NEAR CHEVERLY-,5-
room and bath bungalow, large lot. INV h;
rent, $40. o. B. HOPKINS, 11.6 vermont
ave. Dist. III or Wood4eY u92?.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. H-W.H.. TWO
years old. Full basement. ELECTRIC refrlger1 no
Lee highway. Arlington. Va.
FRAME BUNGALOW, GLEN ECHO HGIS=y.
per month. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 17l9
< st. NV National 1866. .-------
ARLINGTON-ATTRA HOME;
rms. oil heat garage choice locanon.
$72. so. with option to buy. Chestnut .52o9
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. AMI. CLOSE
bus, $40 month. ZANTz1NGER CO.. Green
wood 1879.
eiA,FIGMf Ay' HIS @oDhNN 0oAs3s s3s.oo
Fivs;Toom} modern bungalow; h.-w.h'; $3.50
Fiye-room modern bungalow; fur. 1o M
kiY-room house: oil heat As 90
Siyroon, o-apt house As 90
Eeht-room 2-apt house 41.50
Fur. and Unfurnished Apartments.
SO TO 81 5o.
R. T. VIOLET & SON.
Ss43 34th ST.. Mt Rainier Nd.
Hyattsville $40.
$50 PER MONTH AND UP.
We have several homes at $50 in Ar
ones at S75 and Ss5; All well locateG GeG
Immediate possession: Can Chestnut oooo.
evenings Chestnut 47l9.
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FORD 1896 Tudor trunk sedan: fully Cher
nerl lied and fully guaranteed tires moi or
and general condition will please the most
critical buyer; reduced TO 1919. CHERNER
11ll Fla. ave. NV. North 500.
FORD 1897 coupe. go" driven by lady.
used very little; sacrifice. $500. Columbis
q St-M
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CHEVROLET 1885 coach. black finish.
danog motor, very good rubber, clean in
terror economical family car; SOB.
Addison Chevrolet, 1431 Irving st. NV.
Adams 14ll
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| FORD 1887 de luxe s5 convertible coupe
| brand.new tires. original owner, S3g5.
| ?l2u st. NV. North 461O. s.
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ish low mileage. perfect motor winterized
sold with blue ribbon guarantee. Your
easy terms. Triangle Motors. l4Ol Rhode
Island ave. ne. Decatur G3OO.
FORD 1895 Forcor sedan: latest series:
gray 1nIsh, mohair upholstery. mechani-
cally perfect winterized. carries blue rib
payments. Triangle Motors. 14Ol Rhode
Island ave. ne. Decatur ti:iON
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DODGE 1885 trunk sedan. beautiful: must
sell; no reasonable offer refused. Owner,
Mr.. Herk, District 4742.
DODGE 1885 touring sedans-We have two
your choice at 1925: fne motors. clean
interiors, very good rubber; carefEss trans
portataon ct low cost. PACKARD. Gath
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LA SALE 1897 5-pass. touring sedan,
black paint, white sidewall tires. seat
covers log lights. spotlight. radio and
heater. This is surely . beautiful car; S.25.
c. c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
l!s. '.2nd st. NV. National $500. Open
Sunday and evenings
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STUDEBAKER 1893 Commander cruising
SEDAN. with all-steel body. hydraulic
SIakes. hill holder and q dozen other
Studeoaker engineering features. finished in
a beautiful shade Of French gray This car
u immaculate and Butler bonded for S1g7
Lee u. Butler. Inc. I12l 2lst NV. District
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TRAllERS FOR SAlE,

AEROCAR. slightly used, cost ~ 900. 2b
four. bottled gas ranse icebox china clos
cts. wardrobe all lined in black walnut;
VIII sacrifice for immediate cash sale. Box
49.C. Star. e"
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rONllAC 1893 4-door sedan: far above
hssnt scratch: upholstery is spotless and
SHOWS iG no wear fine tires. Your inspection
SllI convince YOU Of the former owner 5
me care; Sls5. Pohanka Service. Il26
.Uth ST. NV Dist eI4I
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CHEVROLET 1896 town sedan; gun-metal
fnish; has the large built-in trunk fine
tires: spotless inside. You won't find 4
nicer one in town and compare our price
$3l5. pohanka Service. 1926 goth st. NV.
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PONTIAC 1885 2-door sedan: reduced 10
go during our clearance sale: motor in
nne condition: excellent finish: fine battery:
very GOOD rubser. Arcade Pontiac direct
iactory dealer 1919 1rvins st. NV. Adams
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Is coach. black finish. all
ic brakes, fine rubber: one
} $345. Addison Chevrolet,
NV. Adams b4lI,
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CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe coach Here is
economical TRANSPORTATION for the whole
family. Does not require lot OF money
to own or operate. Quiet G-cyl., economi-
interior: five fine tires. excellent finish
Honestly Priced at S3lJ. Pay $50 down
and We will arrange low-cost G. M. terms
to meet your budget. G. NJ anti-freeZe in
radiator. Owens Motor Co.. G323 Ga. ave.
CHEVROLET 1892 Coupe. only Sl29. o.
thousands OF miles o, carefree service.
CHERNER. iii Florida ave. NV. North
S565.
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OLDSMOBILE 1885 4-door touring sedan
economical family car that's ready for safe
clearance sale OF IS fine cars. Arcade
Pontiac. direct factory dealer, 1419 Irving
at NV Adams O516
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OLDSMOBILE 1897 6-cylinder 2-door trunk
sedan, radio and heater: low mileage: one
owner; new-car condition and appearance.
Fully Chernerized and fully guaranteed.
Low price at St49. CHERNER. I'LL Fla.
ave NV North S5f3b
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON = s6i95q ~ -. DELIGHIEoL:: slI iaaI to1
easy terms Unusual value. Chestnut 1888.
OWNER TRANSFERRED. MUST SELL;
1910 North Taylor St. arlington. Va; 8
rms. oil heat. Al condition: NICE !pt'
spect at your earliest convenience: can
be seen most any time; price and terms
rbeetput OooO
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CHEVROLET 1896 sport sedan, trunk and
RADIO low mileage, ine rubber. one owner.
to sell quickly. Addison Chevrolet, 1431
Irving st NV Adams h3ll
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PARKING LOTS.

CHURCH ST. BET l4th AND 18th oTS.
Rent lot. 90 ftx9O IT,. inclosed BY high
wire renee: suitable for live or uead park
ing. trucks or used cars. VIII consider
reasonable offers
MT. VERNON MoRTo. CORP. Natl. 1886.
Evening star., 1938-12-08

sedan. large trunk heater and radio; ? TO
enoose from, ] in original black. i In light
brewster green. These cars are today's best
| Fontlac buys. Butler bonded for S5y1
Lse Lee y. Butler, Inc, 1921 21st NV. District
Evening star., 1938-12-08

CHEVROLET 1885 master coach: paint and
tires are perfect: upholstery clean and
had hne care by original owner; S275.
pohanka Service. 1926 goth st. NV. Dist.
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CHEVROLET 1897 coupe. Motor. paint. tires
| LET will please the most critical buyer. Re-
| duced TO S4bo during our clearance sale.
| Arcade Pontiac. direct factory dealer, l4l9
Evening star., 1938-12-08

nal nnish like new motor tnoroushiy
checked and is excellent, practically
ihw new lires' very clean interior: will please
p1haG:kARD' gath and SITS. NV. Republic
Evening star., 1938-12-08

FORD 1896 de luxe roadster. finished in
BLACK. with red trim. sporty open car. The
only one in Washing ton for S3!... Lee ID.
Butler. Inc. ll2l 2Ist NV. District l2IS.
FORDS. model A coupes. Tudors and road
Sters. your choice at 500. Many with new
tires; reIainted: Win give good service.
Fla. ave. NV. North s565.
GRAHAM 1884 4.door sedan: b-wheel
equipment: dandy motor: very good rubber:
very clean. Low price at S2l9. CHER
NER, III Fla. ave. NV. North $3.50.
HUDSON 1894 de luxe coupe. tires like
new. motor o. K. radio fine car: special
price Tor q few days only. Sl95. Addison
Chevrolet l437 Irving ST. NV. Adams 54Il.
LA SALE 1895 5-passenger 2-door sedan,
black paint, SpotlesS interior. radio heater;
Nlol C c C Euarantu Canitnl "a aiilia
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ROOMS-S36 PER MO.

Under F. H A plan, after down pay.
ment. on home now buildlns IN atfraoy neasoy
tive plan, spacious wooded lot. oil heat.
near bus and school: also larger 2-story
home. nearby, at s., 800.
W. S. HOGE, Jr..
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CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe sport coupe
rumble seat: knee-action wheels; a dandy.
6-cylinder motor: excellent finish and tires:
clean Interior. equipped with radio. You
cannot beat this car at our low, Honest
Price OF 1925. Pay 500 down. bal to meet
your budget. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga.
Evening star., 1938-12-08

PACKARD 1895 model 100 touring
dition far above the xerase: low in price
at S495. Drive this safe car this winter
and enjoy life. PACKARD, gath and N SITS.
NV Republic OI46
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PONTIAC 1887 4-door touring SEDAN in
perfect shape; low mileage; fully equipped
radlo' heater. This car has been driven
only . Few miles; traded in on a new
ChrySler. Priced at the low figure of S6iy
AIS Motors. Inc. 1924 Wilson blvd A.
lngton. Chestnut 400. N
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PONTIAC 1895 "6' touring sedan; o, K.
nnonn,,, motor, nne rubber. very clean interior;
Tor only X245. PACKARD, path and N
sts. NV. Republic 0l45
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OLDsMOBILE 1886 5-passenger touring
sedan. 4 cylinders. Here Is q real clean car.
the paint. tires. upholstery and motor are
all IN exeeiient sonSitiGn $3.50
st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun. and eve
OLDSMOBILE 1898 5-passenger 2-door
touring sedan. S-cylinder; large trunk. ex-
aiI I GOOD tires and nd % Splendid % motor Here
is a very clean car. priced far below the
market for quick sale; $685.. c. C. c.
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 32nd
st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun. and eve.
Evening star., 1938-03-04
Page Machiavelli!

DlVerting possibilities are conjured up
by reports. thus far unofficial, that
Prime Minister Chamberlain is thinking
of sending Anthony Eden to the United
States on a rowing ambassadorial mis-
sion The ostensible purpose of this
reputed plan is to give the recently
purged Foreign Secretary a chance to
carry out his idea of forming a demo-
cratic front against totaltarianism.
AS Chamberlain is notoriously fearful
that the magnetic Eden, with Conserva-
tive, Liberal and Labor support in Par
lament and the country, may sooner
or later turn up as the leader of a coali-
ton capable of overthrowing the re
alistic" Tory government, it looks sus-
piciously as if the Prime Minister de-
sired to give his popular late aide rope
enough to hang himself. Nothing would
suit the Chamberlain book better than
to have an Eden assignment of the al
legged nature fail ANONYMOUSLY. It
would kill two birds with one stone. 1t
would vindicate the Prime Minister'S
judgment in deserting the democracies
and dallying with the relationships and
it would at the same time almost in
evitably be the end of Eden as a dan
gerous factor in British politics.
Conversely, the former Foreign Secre-
tary's star would be irreSistibly in the
ascendant should he contrive to align
American policy with that of Great
Britain in a restored anti-totalitarian
phalanx. Mr.. Chamberlain must know
it is almost unthinkable that any Eng
lishman could, under present conditions,
accomplish such a miracle.
One does not ordinarily ascribe
Machiavellianism to the hawk -nosed
and unimaginative Birmingham trades
man, but if he sends Anthony Eden to
these isolationist shores to peddle the
idea of deal with Great Britain, Neville
Chamberlain will show that disciple of
the Florentine school of politics, after all,
is now at the helm in Downing Street.
1t would be distressing commentary
on the young British statesman's repu-
tation for sagacity were he to accept so
sleeveless an errand.
Evening star., 1938-03-04

Mr.. Richberg is citing when he warns
that any enduring economic security
must be founded on a faith that all
parties involved-business men, wage
earners and other special groups-will
recognize their mutual responsibilities.
Without such recognition the alterna-
tives from which choice must be made
are less pleasant. And without it there
is no true democracy, of either govern
ment or economics, but instead an in
tensification of the badly organized,
conflicting and incompetent" checks and
balances which each group erects for
its own immediate self interest without
regard for the whole.
1t is true that previous attempts to
effect condition of complete frankness
and open cooperation in our economic
life have not been signally successful
but the very failures simply emphasize
the desirability of that goal. If such a
medium exists in the suggested Bureau
of Industrial Economics, then the pro-
posal should not be allowed to wither
in the wind.
Evening star., 1938-03-04
Shooting Stars.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

It's A Sad Old Song.
When March winds blow a tune so drear
The shiyering branches through.
These are the words seem to hear:
THAT income tax is DUE
Woo! Woo!
go scan the blanks. Be sure you see
That nothing is forgot.
Before you've done your mind will be
The worst blank of the lot.
Think what the law may do to you
Before your case is done,
If when you ought to carry q
You set down only T.
Think not of efforts that begin
A lighter cost to make.
Think only Of the fix you're in
If you make one mistake
"Of birds and flow'rs no longer dream,
But hear my song anew.
This is its melancholy theme:
That income tax is DUE
Woo! Wool"
Evening star., 1938-03-04
Economic Democracy.

Made more striking by his clear por-
trayal of how quickly the confidence of
an unregulated economic system can
and does turn into panic and depres-
sion, Donald R. Richberg made power
full appeal in New York last night for
the permanent establishment of a Bu-
reau of Industrial Economics in the De-
partment of Commerce
In brief. the function of such a Bu-
reau would be to receive and to integrate
public pooling of economic fact and
theory to the end of encouraging more
stable conditions of production and en-
ployment, better wages, lower prices and
security of investment.
In the place of such medium of CO.
ordination, Mr.. Richberg contends that
we now have variety of badly organ
lied, conflicting and incompetent con-
trols-all apparently helpless when the
tide Of business confidence begins to ebb.
1t is fundamental requirement which
Evening star., 1938-03-04
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES &. TRACEWELL.

A correspondent wants to know II 1t
is all right to start feeding the birds at
this time Of year.
1t is hardly worthwhile now.
Despite the weather, spring will be
here before we know 1t.
The best time to put out a feeder is
in the autumn and winter, when the
songsters which remain with us really
need assistance.
Shortly now the birds will be able to
find all the food they need by them
selves. which is the plan they prefer.
Rations will not lure the migrating
birds to any particular extent. Most
of them are worm and insect eaters,
and do not patronize feeding stations
stocked with grains and seeds.
Notorious as a bird which gives such
stations the cold shoulder" is the IA
nous robin, whose main diet consists
of worms fresh-pulled from the earth.
To portray robin eating from shelf
is to be guilty of the worst sort Of
nature taking
The Woodthrush, the lively little
wren, the bluebird and others, one and
all they pay no attention to food put
out for them.
These migrators, OF course, are the
birds which we hope to have in our
gardens beginning with the first touch
OF real spring in the air.
Putting out a feeding station at this
late day will not help attract them in
any way.
The real fun of feeding the birds
comes in autumn and winter, when
those which remain here are sorely in
need Of help.
October is the preferred month to
begin this sport. BY beginning early,
one becomes interested bit by bit, watch
ing the different birds which come.
There is a psychological method to
this slow approach. The elimination
comes on the bitter cold days, when
snow falls. and sleet glistens on the
crests of the cardinals.
Watching them all eat on such DAYS
gives a really intense pleasure to the
person who has been interested from
the early fall weeks.
This is the real way to feed the birds.
To begin now, when spring is almost
in the air, is to lose the psychological
approach.
The birds, too. do not respond as well,
since they are able to find other sup
plies
There is right and wrong way to
most things. of course. One of the in
tereStlng features of this age, no matter
what one thinks OF it, is the attempt to
DO many things by a short cut
1t can be done. in some instances, but
there seems to be little question that
something is missed in the process, deny
1t who will That those who claim MOTH
ing is missing do not know what thev
miss is TO be expected. There are others
who do know. and so are able to sup
ply the magic ingredient.
One good reason for not beginning
bird feeding at this time is the physical
hurt to the grass from many trampling
small feet.
No amount of reading will tell you
about this as we'll as actually seeing it
in your own yard
Bird feet are small but in the ag-
gregate quite large, at least in their
effects.
II feeding station is placed on or
above the lawn, a bare space at least
feet in diameter will be Worn be-
meath it.
This means down to bare earth.
Such a spot on ones lawn is not con-