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Evening star., 1938-06-29

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE+COMPLETELY
furn. cottage and equipped cabin cruiser;
preferred water front location on St.
Clement Shore; owner will be present for
interviews this week end. For further in
formation. call Shepherd 1886
Evening star., 1938-06-29

Company ofnclal cars and demonstrators.
Imperial 4-dr. touring sedans in black or
gyro blue: wheel shields. radios and va
beautiful Royal 4-dr. touring sedan.
Choice of chinchilla. black or Riviera blue
with various equipment. These cars have
been driven between 5000 and 1000 miles
and are practically new. Just nicely
broken in for your trip over the Fourth.
Every one will be sold at substantial
reduction from new-car delivered price.
See them at once. New-car guarantee.
service and terms. Fl. B. Leary Jr. e.
BIOS. 16l2 You 81. q. ". Potnmac 6n00
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NEW CORNER BRICK BUNGALOW.
Living room with fireplace. bedrooms
and bath. dinette. kitchen with cabinets.
inlad linoleum, refrigeration, on one floor:
attic with space for . or 3 rooms: screened
porch. large. light cellar with bath in
sulated. screened. caulked. tOut Pa. ave.
to MINI ave. left to Mass. ave, left to
slsn.)
31l2 MASS. AVE. Sc.
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ROOMING HOUSE. IN ONE OF THE
best rental districts of the CITY, near the
Supreme Court and Capitol; 10 rooms, ,
kitchens, refrigerators. oil burner; in
excellent condition. Brings in SlS7 per
month. plus owners quarters. Priced for
quick sale at $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS, CO.,
1905 H ST. NV Natl "345
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FORD 1894 v-S coupe; S17B for quick
sale; privately owned; new tires new
battery. Republic 9795. 30s
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CHRYSLER 1873 ROYAL coune S7Q6

CHRYSLER 1898 Royal coupe. $795. A
few thousand miles is all that separates
this car from new. Before it was hardly
broken in owner traded on an Imperial.
Smart parrot blue finish; dual equipment
See it for beauty. drive it for perform
ance. Price represents a big saving from
new-car delivered figure. It's today's besti
buy for the economy buyer. New-car guar
antee. service and terms. II. B. Leary Jr.
g. Bros. 1872 You st. NV. Potomac 5000.
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IN MOHICAN HILLS MD

Bet. Mass. Ave. Extended and Conduit Rd.
wooded lot. l04x163. This new house
has living room, dining alcove. kitchen 3
bedrooms. bath, full basement. garage For
only $3.50. $500 down and $50 month
For appointment call Mrs. Burgess, Wis
consin 4253.
L. p SHOEMAKER
1719 K st. NV. Natl. 1865.
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FORD 1882 Tudor: ready for the beaches
this summer or inexpensive transportation
Collins, Emerson 4495. CHERNER, 503o
Conn, ave.
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DOWNTOWN.
the city. near Dupont Circle 4-stors house Sc
with attractive stone-and-brick 'front.' bic
reception hall and lavatory; IL rooms g
BEDROOMS; BATHS oil heat. All
IN good condition Phone for an inspec-
PaELrs Rh NATfoNA asHa DfGaaser' ssSo ESRSfNd
PHONE MR.. PHELPS EMERSON 0O44.
ONLY $500 CASH
Convenient D. c. location. facing lovely
Govt. park and golf course; brand-new
house; rms. porches; auto. heat. See
this bargain promptly. Natl. 143s. til
so0-THREE-FAMILY BRICK HOME
in excellent rental section, near Spring
I'd. Each apartment has separate
Kitchen and private bath; new oil
burner; refrigerators; in frst-class
condition. Price includes part of fur
niture. TERMS:
912.500--A true Williamsburg reproduc.
ton in white brick on q beautiful
corner lot in Battery Park. Lovely
Sequoia wood.paneled living room with
room with real fireplace; large fireplace
baths beautiful solid walnut floors,
and SO many other desirable features
that we suggest an inspection. Phone
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.,
l505 H St. NV. National 2345.
SEE $50 MADISON ST. NV.
Vacant and in new-house condition;
semi-detached brick: very deep lot. brick
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DODGE 1887 business coupe. Why drive
an old car when this smart coupe, finished
in golden beige, with spotless whipcord
upholstery can be yours for Just $4,000
a month? Your car is probably more
than the down payment. So test the
performance of Dodge today. You'll like
It's guaranteed TREW VALUE and the
price is low. S629. 90. The Trew Motor
Co., 1926 14th st. NV. 14th and Pa. ave.
Sc, 14th and Chaplin SITS. NV. Decatur
1915, Atlantic 434O
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WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.

WAPLE g. JAMES INC,
1ee4 l4th ST. NV District 3346.
s5.350-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
the last Of a group Of six. Rapid sales
bespeak the value. Modest cash and bal
S36 mo, complete. Wis. 2755 or Emer-
LOOK! HERE IS REAL BARGAIN
s. rooms, baths, brick, semi detached;
modern in every detail: west of Georgia
ave. convenient to shopping center This
house is priced to sell quickly. Will sell
on easy terms or trade for small clear
property. For inspection call MR.. OREM.
Geo. 1889.
NEW. MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW.
Ihls attractive bungalow of five spa-
cious rooms, built-in gar. and provision
1ently located and can be your permanent
future home after modest cash payment
and balance less than rent Wisconsin
2755. Emerson 1888 %"
ANACOSTIA BARGAIN.
1885 v ST. Sc.
broom frame dwelling, 3 apts., baths;
plants. lot 16s #. on v st. by about Is5
IT. IN depth; large, shady grounds: 10000
SC: fl. of land; price. $4,000. H H. CAR
TER 6l3 18th st. NV. Natl. ATS.
CLOSE TO MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL.
norabs. Here is oi S,room house 2 slass,inSosed
4aos hs R1sRsEIE ( co. prfsf RAlToRs
721 10th Street NV. Natl O765.
After Z PM, Call Shepherd 1851.
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BROOKLAND.
WILL TRADE.
AN OPPORTUNITY

INVESTIGATE THIS
6-room bungalow with garage oil heat,
air conditioning; on beautiful lot nearby
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CHRYSLER 1888 coupe. attractive blue
finish and whipcord interior clean and
bright; safety steel body. hydraulic brakes,
fine foating-power engine. nearly new
tires; ideal personal or business car; rum
bic seat, economical to operate and the
original cost is low: 1895 Emerson &
Orme. Buick, 18th and NJ SITS. NV. Dist.
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S1O,45O-cHEvY CHASE, D. C. NEW
Dst-loor lavatory). open fireplace, auto
matte. heat and refrigeration, garage; lot
$50 #, deep with, fine oak trees; large
BOSS g. PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900 EVE
MING, PHONE MIR. CONDIT, RANDOLPH
13l1
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ONLY $6,45O.
ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
GEORGETOWN,

Tunlaw Rd. and 37th ST. NV.
New homes. > and 3 bedrooms. . baths
modern throughout; finished basement.
Priced from $3.50
BRADLEY BEALL g. HOWARD.
Southern BLDG Natl non
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DODGE 1888 coupe. new paint. tires. seat
tion this one; ready for dependable trans
portation: ~ down: 81 week. AIS Motors.
1924 Wilson blvd. Arlinston, Va.
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NEAR THE MoNASTERY-BEAUT
semi detached, 8 r. and tile shower bath;
wood floors. stone fireplace. kitchen cab
tnets, inlaid linoleum, frst-hoor laundry.
large gameroom; price only $3.50; good
terms. E A. GARVEY towner). Dist.
450S. Sun. and ewes. Georgia 6R90.
Evening star., 1938-06-29

CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe town sedan.
knee-action wheels, built-in trunk. No
where in Washington. Maryland or Vir-
ginia can you beat this car at our Honest
Price OF $3.50. Do not be satisfied with
a car not nearly as good. merely because it
is priced So or So lower. We save our
purchasers money by financing on low-cost
General Motors terms. Owens Motor Co.,
RIo2
Evening star., 1938-08-14
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Evening star., 1938-08-14

First decide what you like best about OxYDoL.
In the thousands of letters received from de-
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vantages most frequently mentioned are:-U
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Evening star., 1938-08-14

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a to shades whittier than old-fash-
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The Washington times., 1938-12-06

HEATING, TIMING. PLUMBING, RE-
PAIRING, PAINTING. Best work. Lowest
prices Guaranteed. CAPITOL CON
TRACING CO.. 1247 < st. S. e. Lin
coin 4O45-J
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False Teeth Repaired

FLOOR SERVICE. by hand or machine
good work; reas. F: Stokes. Line; 0 624.R
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Hardware and Toys

GENERATORS exchanged. all cars, So 81
up. Carly Electric. Inc- 1908 18th =: "
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FIR and cloth coats remodeled. refined
~ and renov. Latest styles Geracy, $
Inc 2SO1 14th st. n. W. GLAZING
FREE!
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WE EXTERMINATE all vermin Qua
safe. no odor. reasonable. LII 1904.
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General Auto Repairing

CALLING ALL CARS-Riverdale Garage
fixes them in a iiffy. Hyattsville 436
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AccOrdiOnS
Auto Painting

TROOPS 1900 New. fresh stock: vari-
INV - G St. Gus models. $40. 30 up
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FALSE TEETH REPAIhEU
while you wait" Delivery serv BIuefort
Dental Lab. 1928 Chestnut St WI 579s
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BRANsoN's EXPRESS-Moving, hauling;
2 generations piano movers. NO. 053S.
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FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you wait
EMERGENCY DENTAL LABORATORY
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Home improvements

STEVEN SERVICE STORES
Gas. Oil-Hardware and Toys
2755-59 Nichols Ave. 5. E. II, 1927
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SERVICES
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Bring this coupon, q clipping Of any I'D
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Work guar Rr. so H St. N W RE. s723.
WINTERIZE your car: gen. auto repairing.
Billy Cole. rear 1888 goth .: W: D1; 95I9.
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DEPENDABLE CONSTRUCTION co.
All kinds repair work: Misunderstanding,
painting. plastering, basement rooms, wa
terproofing, ETC.; terms: new additions.
aO1 \ Y Ave. ME. 494l.
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Building Material

FOX'S BEAUTY SHOPS, INC.
OK nS2S-2 shops to serve you-0X. OS67
3117 Wilson Blvd. 22l5 \ Gle6e Rd.
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LandScaplng
Moving and Hauling

TOP SOIL, manure. fireplace wood: reas
prices. Landscape work q specially.
W. 8. TRAMMELL ME. 4208
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Angeles Beauty Shop, 81 permanents
81 SO comp 1904 11th N. W. NE. 9267
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ExterninatOrS

COLONIAL Hot Shoppe-Dancing. CHECKER
dinner. 6Oc. Wash. & Franklin Sts.. Alex
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MOVING. hauling-any kind. Rates reason
able. Garner. 933 q St. NV. ME-. 6744.
YATES TRANSFER CO.-Expert movers:
padded vans; insured care. DE. 1877.
The Washington times., 1938-12-06

t15GITP Body and fender work. Rein
@1o " ~ & Co.. Rr. 1143 21st: MA. S05l
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Dine and Dance

Observation-Disclosures from roof to
basement cottage work specially; prac'
The Washington times., 1938-12-06

,UMBER milIwork. roofing. tneulite Mur
ply & Ames, Phones WA sOso Ealf
Church 1870
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Camera Repairing

WASH. WOODwOSKING co. - Millwork,
lumber. plywood. wallboards. pine color,
bent beaver boards. 912 4th NV. NA:5624
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CAPITOL HGTS., SSH Southern Ave. S:E:
4 rooms k, b.; h.w.h., cleo, por., yds.;
stores, bus: $1,000. HI. O155-W.
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CALIFORNIA ST. N. ". ISU7-.Bront .
rms. kit. bath, porch. refg. NO. So9V
The Washington times., 1938-12-06

CARPENTRY - General repairs: work
guaranteed: reasonable. AT. 4652.
The Washington times., 1938-12-06

CARPENTERING jobbing. remodeling: es
Inmates free Atlantic 161l-W.
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DIAMOND Appliance Co.. sales and service,
S42l Ga. Ave. y. W, Silver Spring.
SH 2661
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HEATING PLANTS. $275
Installed, six-room house. Repairs and
service promptly made. AID. 1922.
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21st ST. N. E., 4O06-Basement: rms,
auto, heat, Frigid.. pri. bath. entrance.
S2S.5O. Adults. Pc. 1918.
The Washington times., 1938-12-06

IF YOUR fireplace smokes, We can tlX It.
Call E. Daby. AID. 7644.
INSULATE YOUR HoME-Free estimates.
Hudson Supply & Equipment Co. Dl. 1910.
PLUMBING-Jobbing a pecalty. Reason
ably priced. Work guar. Call Atlantic
1919. F. C. Frost, 1918 Ridge Pl. s. E.
wATERPROoFING. brick work. plastering,
cement work. house repairing: dry cellar
or no pay. E. E. Ward. COL 5266.
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c ST. s, W., 1O06-1st. I'd & Sd fls.. 3
rms. each; newly decor; h.-w.h, cleo, gas
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So, 35O-CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Semi.
detached brick home of seven rooms
and bath, ideally located one-half
square from Conn. Ave: close to stores,
schools and transportation. All inn
provements. including garage. 81 900
cash and only $62 month.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.
1905 81 St. N. W. National 2346
Continued on Next PaES)
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RADIO-An makes. Free estimates. One.
day service. 6 mos guarantee. Anywhere
anytime, Sundays. holidays. Ace Radio.
ATLANTIC $3.50.
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MACK'S RADIO HOSPITAL
7l9 A St N F II 1o11C
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10TH ST. N. E.. 1872 rms. kit, bath:
gas. cleo, hot-water heat. Frigid.. silver,
linens; couple, $40 wk. or $3.50 mo.
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4139 Harrison St. N W.-Fully detached
stone and stucco dwelling of z rooms, 3
baths. built-in garage. h.-w.h., ami.
Consideration given any reasonable offer.
JOHN F. MORAN, Receiver
691S Georgia Ave. N. W. Randolph 5000
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ROCK CRK. CHI. RID. N. W.. 626-1 rm.,
kit. bath; cleo. gas. heat, $32; avail. Is.
The Washington times., 1938-12-06

RAY BARNEY & SON-Radios; sales and
service. 3217 N. Wash Blvd CT. 323S.
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SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
Receiver offers for sale two very desirable
properties, one located at 1916 Hartford
Place N. w.. being brick row house
of nine rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. ami.
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Beauty Shops
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LAUNDRY TRAYS. complete with faucet,
wall traps and stands. 1925 complete.
J. Bremen Son, 1928 NJ St. n. W.
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Apts-Furn. or Unfurn.

18TH ST. N. W., 91S-1 and 2 rms. KIT.
dinette. shower bath: free Frigid.; nicely
turn. See res. mgr. or call NET: 210U:
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Oil Burners

OIL BURNER INSTALLATION, furnace
repairing. service; free estimates. Lincoln
1S44-J or Atlantic 4S08-J any time.
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Painting and Papering

S175 IN Completely installed. with
PA Minneapolis Honeywell con.
trolls. Heating Of all kinds. GE. 1896:
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BROOM house excellent location, Rockville.
Heat, lights. bath, $50.
8 ACRES, Grim. bungalow. hard-road
frontage, near Clarksburg. Montgomery
Co., $50. FRED B. CUSHMAN. 1O6 N.
Adams St. Rockville 3S9.
The Washington times., 1938-12-06

"Double Duty circulation of the Herald
and Times produces twice the results
at one cost
The Washington times., 1938-12-06

BYRON'S Radio Service-Electrical appll
ances repd 42l5 N Fairfax dr. WA. 22l4
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Radio Services

Al RADIO phone. repairs. SOC service: IL
years exp. Pats Radio Shop. At. OO2O
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Uptown Radio Servo. 9719

SOC RADIO SERVICE-90-day guarantee
tubes. 29c up, Fogleman's. AT. 1877.
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OFFICE FURN.-Large selection; used
pieces; low prices. H. Baum & Son. GIG
E St. n. W.
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across from Congressional Library
A home away from home. RIM. and
board, selective menu. Large conf. rms,
with or without priv. liv.-rm. Beautiful
recreation rm. min. to Govt. Bldgs.
207 BIRD ST. S. z.
Ii 5S65.W,
The Washington times., 1938-12-06
ADAMS MILL RD., 1858

BROTHERS PL. s. E., $500 (Congress
Heights)-Living rm., bedrm, dnette'
automatic gas heat; reas. j. E. Talbert,
32l5 Nichols Ave. s. E. Lin. S767.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
SHRINE ACTION
DUE TOMORROW

A two-year-old controversy over
location of the memorial to
Thomas jefferson will be settled
by the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission tomorrow.
Early last summer Congress ap-
proved plans sponsored by Repre-
sentative John Boylan, Of New
York, for location of the shrine
south of the Tidal Basin, but the
exact spot will be determined when
the commission meets tomorrow
afternoon with the Fine Arts Com
mission.
Plans for the War Department
and Social Security Board build
ings also will be taken up by the
planning commission, which will
be in session two days.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
AMPH|THEATER
PROGRAM SET.

The amphitheater program at
Fort Bunker Hill Park Amphithea-
ter, postponed last week because
of inclement weather, will be given
tomorrow at 8 p. m, c. Marshall
Finnan superintendent Of the Ma
tional Capital Parks, announced
today.
Moving pictures of volcanoes
in action and the crushing and
grinding of glaciers as they gouge
out valleys and breaks off into ice"
bergS will be shown. The pictures
are presented in cooperation with
the division of motion pictures Of
the United States Department Of
interior.
A repeat trip by boat and bus
to the Colonial National Histori.
cal Park at Williamsburg, Va,
including tours of jamestown and
Yorktown, will open to those who
wish to take ii, Mr.. Finnan said.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
|RUST'S ESTATE
SET At MILLION

An estate valued at approxim-
ately .$1,00O,00O was left by the
late H. L. Rust, prominent Wash
ington realtor who died August
20, it was revealed as a petition to
admit his will to probate was filed
in District Court. ..s
Filed by H. L. Rust, jr.,- and
Benjamin s. Minor, through the
law, firm of Minor, Galley and
Drury, the petition listed per-
sonal property valued at 5000 900
and real estate assessed at $435,.
$50. Debts were listed at $4,000.
The only Stiplation made in the
will, which was drawn June 81,
last, was that memorials be pro-
vided for his late wife, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Wheelwright Rust. and
his late. son, Gwinn Wheelwright
RlISt
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

towns who would like to try their
hand at writing the Junior News
from their section. If you nave
ambition to be newspaper Coz
respondent here is your chance
to start.
REMEMBER FRIDAY
Friday night at 8 o'clock the
"Old Skipper will be at the Ar
cade Theater in Hyattsville tor
the express purpose of forming
Branch No. 4 of the club. Mem,
bers of our WJSV jolly crew VIII;
he with us for a good time anc
we are anxious to meet the young
sters in and around HyattSVli'e
during the evening.
Here is good news for those who
wrote for ADDITIONS. The Olo
Skippei." has gone through the
mail in search for those names
that night have been overlooked
in the first additions and setting
another appointment for those
who, for one reason or another
were unable to keep former ap-
pointments.
BROADCAST DELAYED
Cards have been mailed and
should be in their hands for the
special addition arranged for
their benefit.
The final squirt of the Wash
ington baseball team for the sea-
son caused the postponement Of
last Sundays WJSV broadcast
due to a double-header ir Phlla,
delphia and the "Old Skipper"
has held the entire program over
for next Sunday.
Every feature will be included
Just as rehearsed, including the
antics of that little vixen"
Winnie Mae. All members of the
Jolly crew who rehearsed will be
included. Until tomorrow for more
club news. Ship Ahoy.
THE OLD SKIPPER
The Washington times., 1938-09-28

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. %
GN.S.). - Merle Oberon, the
British actress, was confined
to her home today from nerv-
GUS shock over the war threats
abroad.
She collapsed while working
on a set here yesterday when
she was informed that en-
trenchments were being dug in
front of her home in Hyde
Park, London.
The Washington times., 1938-09-28
PINK LADY, PORTRAYED:
PERKINS HAS LEWIS
AS MENTOR, IS CLAIM
ID. 6. Writer Finds Labor Cabincteer
Has LeftiSh LedningS'

on Government contracts involv
ing $4,000 or more to abide by
regulations of hours and wages
dictated by the Secretary Of Labor
Karig says:
"A high ranking naval officer
went to Miss Perkins to obtain
her very essential cooperation
and to ask her to be reasonable
in fixing labor standards for
the industry upon which the
Government had to depend for
its augmented fleet. Miss Per-
kins listened made notes,
reached for telephone and put
in a call for John L. Lewis, C1O
chief, and asked his advice on
the Navy's request"