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Evening star., 1938-01-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

u.,. p. BARGAIN FOR s5.sbo.
batSs hear sth tisSenS and sts rooms
Immediate possession. Mr. Raine. Ran. Ran.
1924 1ith WHpsh 81 \ Nv. SAMEf5 bissliss shG ss47
NEAR 9TH AND quincy SITS; NV:
front and rear porehss.. . dry dry cellar. deep
And And stores stores; PRICE; 5000 on easy terms.
'''. opsGtli WApLE Is'es 4 JAMES. les iNc'' ii%sa'
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3347.
BIG HoUsEEB1G LOT.
to the r90mi minute Oas sse vaesnt GSetn oeen
1874 1gss XAp5r 51 nv 4 JAMES b.sssist sHe:; ss47.
h. 4 ] lovely s,. nsT srisS home Six rooms, ?
Paved alley. Detached garage. II you see
this home you will buy it. We will con-
slider a small trade. Drive out 3rd st. NV.
1924 1ith TApsE st n nv JAMES 1bcG bisi. as47.
NEAR KANSAS AVE. AND 10Th ST. NV.
new as Gn s or na a tefms sood
rooms. 3 porches: built-in bath; good yard
Dist. 8Sa7, NJ. B. WEAVER. clev. 4s44.
wARDED GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
SHIELD OF MERIT - New American
homes. adjoining Rock Greek Park, on
beautifully wooded lots with 3 and 4
basement lounge. maids room and
bath lear garage. G. E. air-condition-
ing I2, and Electric Health Kitchen.
daily TO t:30. Drive Via Beach drive
TO Leland ST.. or Conn. ave to E Wood
s bine Brookvile rd. and Leland st. TO
,.,, WAvERLY TAYLOR INC.
-" ST. National 1910
GLOVER PARK---.3os 39th ST. NV.
$500
Beautiful. new. semi-detached brick; six
large rooms. den on Isl floor two."aths'
recreation room. finished and heated attic
rock wool insulation. automatic heat,
furred walls. bullt-ln garage
Open Tor inspection. Drive out Wiscon-
sin ave. TO Calvert ST.. turn to 39th and
, .,a.sp PhnI1ps i1dS & cASny INC :. !, ~
S195O--NEAR sth AND MADISON SITS.
n.w.-Eight large rooms and bath. hot
water heat, garage. Good location, near
schools and transportation. Call Mr..
,.,, WApLE & JAMES, INC. ..,-
CHEVY CHASE.
RemaEkable rat, value Near ,hs country n,
burner; elec relg buiit-in garage. Lot
5oxl:5. Price. S7,Jo0 MUS be sold
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor Natl. O153.
Evenings. Georgia so19.
Near Walter Reed Hospital.
Ss.45o--A low price for this detached
S-room and bath home in this convenient
section; h.-w.h.; oil burner; garage: nice
lot, and III good condition. reasonable
terms.
H G.. SMIrHY Co
National 500; 81 18th ST. NV.
REAL VALUE-S8,25O
New all brick bungalow in American
University park. II is choice residential
section. and the lot is 4Ox1G5 to an alley.
) large rooms. eXtra-large kitchen. foored
attic. fireplace. full basement. natural
wood trim, fully insulated. studded walls.
gas heat. Weather-Stripprd.i caulked and
screened garage, This house is under
priced and you viii recognlze it. 4S:i:i
western ave. d. c.
Out Wisconsin ave. TO River rd.: out
River I'd 10 Davenport: west on Davenport
to Western ave, north = block. l.. o.
TURNER. GeorsIa :Iu..
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFuR.

HOUSE. 8 BEDROOMS, OIL HEAT. ELEc-
trio refrigeration. double garage: Conn. ave.
Chevy Chase. Furnished for ? or 3
months, or unfurniShed longer, Emerson
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT,

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY new
brick or, k. 1E-bath house; in new
subdivision Just off Memorial blvd, with
view of Potomac. Oil burner. automatic
hot-water heater. large lot. garage. Owner
must sacrifice. Will rent with option Of
1904 or $3.50.
ONE NEW GROOM BRICK AND ONE s.
room brick; ami. near school. stores
ana bus lines. For informatioo cSW
Ioll No. lakewood. Arlington. Vs. clar.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS
4712 ELLICOTT ST-S8 35(

On wide street. surrounded by fne
homes in one Of the best residential sec
tiOnS in y. c.
:. They are worth seeing and you will enjoy
living there; Is minutes to downtown nv
bus; lot 43x167 to alley: garage Five
large rooms. each will hold complete sci
Of furniture: exceptional kitchens foored
atticS, real fireplaces, arched porches fuJI
easements, studded walls: weather st ripped
caulked and screened. Terms. judge fot
yourself.
Ont Wisconsin ave. to EIicott St. west
on Fllicott 10 houses. CREAL & TURNER
builders. Emerson 6596.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

TAKoMA. D. c., 20" VAN BuREN ST.
oil heat: available Immediately. Geo. 6.:14,
GLovER PARK, 2l1e HUIDEKoPER PL.
baths: srand piano. Venetian blinds. Near
CHEVY CHASE; D. Sc Rms, BATH:
machine: Quiet neighborhood blk. stores.
fss fss iI?he2! c!sTs!shd !%9q!hd 4 4Hssnn'ns about
SIP WINDOW PL N.W.-,6-RooM. =
brick garage Sl25 furnished, 500 un-
1nrS 11nrrntshed. Potomac 59os or Emerson
HIILCREST-DET.. 6 RMS. OIL HEAT.
SeEi turnshea: fireplace. Frisidaire sarase
location s rooms screened porch. !: FIRE
schools. car lines and buses. Buses Col. col 4oio@j
CHEVY CHASE, D, C, 533s 4and sr.-
baths; oil heat; 500. Clev. .S06. I6.
IN KENWooD WAsEINGToN's MOST
munity. Beautiful $50. 900 home contain
ing IL rms = master bedrooms and 4
fully landSeaped sronnd: home Handsomely
snd ,nss ssompetey cor fmrn:shed Because busi-
srooEside drive, Renvood. N Nd. .'oi Open 5 for for
EPMAS ,4Es9sf.lSn vcc or Tor particulars call MR
plessant-s rooms; nicely ttTarntshedi::
Sissasss iss s:ors's ~. cRoxfoS e. Ss Ss3
IN. IN BEAUTIFUL BE SHERIDAN PARK, COM,
mo nss Phone oWNER BrsSsH oa %
GEORGETOWN, 3l36 DUMBARToN AVE.
sl1o farn sss unfann MUM w9Sf a92Shi fep1es
aiSR.. ToR SPRING aa Nc MONTHS: ATTRACTIVE
pletely furnished; $ rooms. bath h and i'd; :,
lavstories. on 1st floor near schools
sonabe BrooSV. VT arsabs rd nd pe once pbens ea
Shepherd .3a0
1747 F, ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath studio apt Electrolux refrieera-
'on; Too southern l.h exposure; ,s5o-s6o. .
$40 T.f Sc n.~ VA" west sT'F!aars aeasJ $50
321S 5th ST. Sc.
furnished except for linen and eGpre'e,Y sIRer oil
TX s. NV zS' st.. .'s ,,,s sS'
1see Ut TnsIasIas rIHEAsANT; Asrrsce
10 rooms baths; aMtomatic heat, SIS 90
aez 18Th ! St oERvES RW KEY, Met. 5ss5
s..o UNUSUAL. VALUE.
screened porches. 2-car garage summer
end winter air conditioning: handsomely
furnished, oriental rugs. grand piano, >
fadlos: beautiful trees and garden: years
!ease OF loneer L.
FURNISHED HOMES.
. Before renting be sure to inspect our
nst OF oeaMtlful homes. as We have the best
LESLIE D. MEASELL,
Cleveland s614. 5O0s Conn. Ave. NV. 1s.
NEAR RESIDENCE
OF SENATOR WHEELER.
West OF Conn. ave. in desirable section
o. Chevy Chase. d. C. Center-hall home
contalnlne bedrooms and . baths; auto
Tatlc neat and most attractively furnished
throuehout. Special at S135 per month |
j =. FITZGERALD,
Met. 1900 Ewes. CleV 4S33,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SILVER SPRING. aeoe FRANKLIN AND
$3.50 Open Sat. and Sun, For KEY
phone Geo. 1000. Br. "Ol. (? am. to 3 m:
N.E-e-RooM DETACHED HOME. BATH,
sublet. Arlington, Va: 6-room house. on
corner: gas. bath and cleo: large yard.
good transportation. Phone Line. a41i ~. R.
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME. At
tractiyely furnished. IL miles from DIS, sj
Fst ns oil
trio stove; fireplace: immediate occupancy;
S75. Call Marlboro 1aa-R. 16.
HYATTsvILLE. IL MCKINLEY ST
attic; ami: cleo. kit; within block bus;
now occupied. Tel. Greenwood 1329-W.
S65 per mo, 1S'
FALLS CHURCH, sEvEN-RooM.
tWo.stoIy , house; redecoratedi S,II. new hot
porch, built-in tub with shower large
basement, laundry tubs. large lot: situated
LEU fte fi Fails stresf SnaEsh Fails chuTc6 2Tns5 e. "
BUNGALow,-5 ROOMS; OAK FLOORS.
h,Wh. ao. fireplace garage; most conyenient
to 9th and F. Phone Alex. 739-R is'
and bath; ami: good condition. Apply
Psossi Psose BFsdes ss5Ese Station Cabin John s Nd
g RMS. BATH. H-WH LARGE INCL.
yard. $50 mo. 6610 Lee highway, nr.
Falls Church, Va, E. T. FENWICK, 223O
N. Quantico st. Falls Church 31s.
EAST SILVER SPRING, MD-s ROOMS
and bath: oil heat. gas and electricity:
2-car garage: 6 acres: barn, chicken
houses, capacity 500, hens; / brooder
month Will lease. Shepherd 3O1T
NEAR CAMP SPRINGS, MD-NEW MOD
ern Groom bungalow, : acres, garage: $50
per mo- Groom 2-bath brick Colonial
nreplaces. oil burner. etc. 40 acres; 500
per mo. Near Congressional Country Club
6-room modern stone house, / acre; $50
JOHN A. BRIcKLEY,
Suite 209-21O Barr Bldg. Dist 1921,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
arm. bung., bath. ami. S33 so
5-rm. bung.. bath, ami. 1000
Apply :3502 Baker ST. Mt. Rainier. Md
IN ARLINGTON COUNTY. VAN DE-
lghtfui residential section: 6-rm. home. 3
bedrooms bath. oil heat, ami. detached
garage. attractive grounds: close to trans:
lovely recreation rm. in basement, larss
rm. in finished attic. gas stove and G.. e.
refrigerator. $50 month.
miles from Washington---Nice T-rm.
house. bath. cleo. refg.. garage. chicken
houses and acres of ground S45 month.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut T940. Clarendon 1880
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FLATS FOR RENT.
MODERN 5-ROOM AND BATH FLAT.
9414 st. Sc. Phone owner. Atlantic
1885.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED LIVING ROOM, . OR 3
ST 90; February st. North 1851, Ext. 20.
Evening star., 1938-01-15
HOUSES uNEuRNlsHED.

lawns. 3O44 Vista st. ne; I lse. rms. 2
| inc. porcheS. gear garage. Key at 3042.
ROGER MOSS, DIST. 3121.
81 WEBSTER ST. RMS.
2sll Myrtle st. n.e.-6 rms. de-
tached -. $3.50
102 Longfellow---8 rms. 2 baths 1900
1888 HarVard-6 rms. baths. gas
14a4 Whittier St semi-det.. 7
BEITzE1L-DIsT. 300.
III, 5th ST. SET ROOMS. BATH,
electricity .- $3T so
1l9 9TH st. SEE rooms, bath. elec. 80
NJ. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 tn ST. NV.
CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
Modern six rooms, one bath. to eight
fore renting cali us for inspection.
LESLIE D. MEASELL,
Cleveland d6l4, 55os Conn. Ave. NV. 10.
ROOM-RENTING HOUSE,
;.337 18th St. NW.-Only $50
ton. Just north 18th and Park I'd. NV.
HOWenStein Realty Corp,
14ls H St. NV. District 1871.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.
2l36 P n.w.--a r. = b. h.-wh. $50. 90
5sd 53lt Gol rd l. nv r." b. h-Wh. s5oo
alo3 18th St. n.e-t; r.. b.. h-w.h. 5000
20! 9Th pl. n.e.-6 r., b., h.-w.h 5l.0O
1913 Irving 81. n.W.-6 r. b.. h w h. so. 90
ST. 3rd st. NV r, b.. lat heat 1880
800 1th st set r., b. lat. heat $3.50
FL K st. ne,-6 r. b.. lat. heat - 30
GEORGE I. BORGER, '''
Evening star., 1938-01-15

WIN AmpIe r0om Tor EaraRe. A rare
bargain.
A. E. LANDVOIGHT.
017 18th ST. NV Dist. 1856.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Six rooms. bath, sleeping porch. hot
water heat. garage; completely recondi-
toned. Somewhere there's thrifty,
Scotchy working man looking for a bar
gain he can buy with a small payment
and easy installments. If you are that
man. or his wife. look this one over today.
buy people talk about
1O6 r ST. NE.
It's open days and evenings. lighted
and heated for your convenience
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 NEW YORK AVE NV.
National y.37, Wisconsin :,I35
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COLONIAL BRICK.

IaIst IUt EdTeFt. ItTnlS- K. d LILLE
co. 364 Carroll ST.. Tax, PIX. Geo. 1900
COLONIAL BRICK.
FOUR AND oNE-HALF MILES FROM THE
WHITE HOUSE.
Six rooms. dining alcove finished rec
reation room with fireplace. end porch. oil
heat, = baths. attic. brick garage Sls.s
roof, copper cutters and dounspouts
shrubbed and Handicapped. level lot.
4727 oath ST. N.
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS. VA.
Out Lee highway TO Geb~ road turn
right one block 10 Gath ST and you will
find an ideal Colonial. priced far below
actual value.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
National aIqT Wisconsin 3I2S
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DETACHED HOME

DETACHED HOME.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
1907 Norwood Drive--SS5 90
Drive out wisconsin ave. Reception
nan living room. fireplace. dining room 3
bedrooms. :. baths Kitchen screened porch;
large lot: elec. refriseration: garage
I404 K CAFRITZ. Dist. a0SO
NEAR NAVY YARD,
1854 d ST. SE.-S5U Ou
Colonial home. Living room, dining
room Two bedrooms, lnclosed porch, kitch-
en- and bath: lprge front porch and
screened rear porch
i40i K CAFRITZ. Dist aOS0
3:5 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
So' 5o-6 Rooms and Bath. H.-WH.
1926 h ST NV
500. - ii Rooms and :. a.. Baths
H.-W H.. Laundry Tubs.
American Security Il Trust Co.,
9TH and Penna Ave NV,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$500.
PETWORTH

20-foot row brick. next to corner 3
fully screened; Colonial front porch; con-
crete street and alley; good-sized yard
with ample room for garage. A rare
ha in
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r,.o oNbSOAli VALUE.
S-4o Keno I'd rooms 3i2 baths
screened porches. 2-car garage: summer
mo winter air condtionins handsomely
Iurnlshed, oriental rugs. grand piano. .
fadlos: beautiful trees and garden: years
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS

3l4 Pa Ave Sc. Lincoln OOs4.
b. oil scar garage ss5 90
ami. A- ~ - " 135 90
r garage rag So So ''' - "''''' l'@' 5000
4Ol Kentucky ave. SEE T.. b.,
ami. 4I.5O
e47 Lexington pl. n.e.-s r, b.,
ami 1000
1704 ne rms. b.. garage
c-familyl 1000
4sO3 Ill ave.-s r.. b.. ami. gar: $500
26l7 18th NV r. b.. ami. on oo
T, T. GRAVATTE.
Evening star., 1938-01-15
NEAR RESIDENCE

.S1RS14 Z CIV w IIGIJIITIC.
Of Chevy Chase. D. c. Center-hall home.
containing bedrooms and :, baths: auto
matlc heat and most attractively furnished
thronehout. Special at S135 per month
j. H. FITZGERALD
Met. 1900; Ewes. CIeV 4S33
Evening star., 1938-01-15

$3.50: excellent NV. section: spacious
center-han plan, with large rooms recon-
dltioned: large lot: southern exposure
near all convenicnces. Call MR.. CHISM
National 14:IS. Llnc. IO369.
Evening star., 1938-01-15

FIRST SHOWING!
SILVER SPRING,
1.,2 THAYER AVENUE
WHITE HOUSE WITH GREEN SHUT
TIERS just what you have been looking
for; Colonial type, center-hall plan: Ave
large rooms fireplace in living room: side
porch with deck ABOVE; hardwood noors;
winter hook-up; large wooded lot 5Ox2aO:
S6,s50. terms. Open Sat. and Sun. 2 10 5
pm.
HARRY JUSTINE,
s19 11th ST. NV. National os44 16s
YOU NAME THE TERMS,
New detached Colonial home: six rooms
in solid brick located in beautiful suburb
OF u. C.. convenient to downtown; furred
walls; hardwood floors throughout. tiled
bath bult-in cabinets; electric health
kitchen; General Electric range and re-
MAGNIFICENT view
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. left on Ala
bama ave. follow Marlboro pike to District
line, left on Southern ave. 10 1905 rs.
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CYRUS KEISER, Jr..
$7,450.
22l8 RANDOLPH PL NE.

b2l1 Wise Ave. Cleveland 5311.
Evenings. Cleveland U1u1.
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NO CASH.
$3.50.

Illinois ave, near de-
tached brick. large rooms, well built:
southern exposure; h -w.h.; new OIL burner
large lot; garage. Terms. R. D LILLE
co. 2t4 Carroll ST.. TAX. PIX. Geo 1900
Evening star., 1938-01-15

1875. Ineleside Terrace
10 rooms, 2 baths. automatic heat. SIS 90
j. O'BRTEN KEY
a27 18th ST. NV Met 53s5
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SPRING VALLEY.
IIMnED con 00n
4 BEDROOMS.

ONDEIt soLU,OUU.
English brick. . rms, 3 baths. attrac.
library. 1893 Quebec st. NV. Clev. 1851.
Omen Sunday
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BUNGALOWS.
.os 1SSs' room, ssst porfss: A:x o hest
h.-vh,, S4,4T6; $3.50 cash and SAG
per M. Call Dec. OO64-M After B 3
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OUTSTANDING

Combination country and city home, 2
blocks west of 10th st. in Rock Creek Park
! rooms. large screened porch, , colored
baths. maids room with private bath.
large recreation room with adjoining tap
room. 2-car heated garage. large lou with
trees: IN restricted section; custom built: :
less than one year old can be bought less
Evening star., 1938-01-15
1920 CRITTENDEN ST NV

THU O1t1 I I CIN DEIV y IN. w {.
Attractive home. Just west OF 14th ST. :
contains rooms a bedrooms > baths
giasS-lnclosed sun porch on first floor
excellent condition; immediate possessions;
rental $50 month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Evening star., 1938-01-15

Remarkable value. Near the country
tluts. Conn. ave. rms, " baths. oil
burner; elec. reig.: bullt-in garage Lot
! 50Xl:5. Price. 81, 300. MUS be sold
Evening star., 1938-01-15

FOR SPRING MONTHS: ATTRACTIVE
oil-heated home. comfortably and COM
pietely furnished; rooms. bath and >
lavatories. l on 1st floor: near schools
and 18th st. bus: available a. once: rea-
sonable. Brookviile I'd. at End ave. Phone
Shepherd $3.50
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
Special Spot Set Aside

TlHE British learned that fact long ago. The
l. British government set aside Hyde Park as
the special spot in which all the reds in London
can gather and spout their dislkes and hatreds
of the British government until the COWS come
home or the soapbox orators run out of breath.
If the orators promote parades which may
lead to property destruction or situations danger
GUS to the public peace, to be sure few hobbies
come along and tap the noisiest ones on the
head with truncheon and say: BE off, But
the British authorities are never so silly as to
try and deny freedom of the radicals to say
anything they please-in Hyde Park. In fact,
the authorities in London do not make the
mistake of even noticing the orators.
Maybe one or two policemen will stroll amiably
from group to group of the little knots Of people
The Washington times., 1938-06-02

find a real asset for In 1t she may
study the art of keeping herself
young and charming!
Besides that there is to be a IT.
jewel Benrus watch offered as a
prize by Charles Schwartz and Son,
for the girl who wins second prize.
And Selinger'S will give the winner
of third place a beautiful 10-piece
dresser set!
Yesterday Joseph L. Istvan. of
Charlotte Hall, Md, wrote that
he is willing to dedicate his origi-
nal song, Take It From Me-"
to "the fairest and most beau
tiful girls selected as winners in
the Golden Mirror contest" You
will find the words of Mr.. ISt-
vans song on this page.
JUNE IL DEADLINE
Remember the closing date
midnight-June IL!
All entries must be in by that
time
Then the jury of eight will Sc
lect the ten most beautiful girls.
and these will be the guests of
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson at tea at
her home, Dover House, in Mary
land.
At that tea the judges will Sc
lect the winners of the fir S t
three awards, and later presenta-
ton of the prizes will be made.
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
THIEVES SNATCH
2 PURSES HERE.

Two women we're victimized by
purse snatchers last night, one
while she drove her car along a
busy street and the other as she
went about her daily marketing.
Alicia O'Hara, Suitland, Md.
reported a colored youth jumped
on the running board of her auto
mobile at New Jersey Avenue and
N Street Northwest, and grabbed
her purse containing 81.
Margaret Dondero, So T st. N.
W., said her purse was Snatched
by a youth from a counter in the
o Street Market. The pocketbook
had SIS in it, she said.
Elizabeth Nathan, IS Bryant ST.
N. W.. reported the theft of base
ball equipment from the storage
shed at the Mcmillan Playground
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
Listen! YOurDOg
Is Now Speaking.

Listen, Boss! I always give
you the best I've got! 1 bark
hopefully for a smile from
you'll wag what tail 1 have
left just to show you how
much 1 like you. Now 1 want
you to do something for me.
Summers here It's tough on
us dogs. And 1 want you to
get me a membership in the
Tail WaggerS' Club. They
are opening a clinic at II o
St., in the Animal Rescue
League Headquarters, and
they want help to help us.
What do you say, Boss? Will
you do this for me? All the
other dogs will join me in
thanking you!
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
only II DAYS
REMAIN FOR
D. C. BEAUTIES
Hundreds of Love-
lies in Times Race

Eleven more days remain in
which Washington high school
girls names and photographs may
be submitted in the Golden Mirror
competition!
Already the number of lovelieS
is around the 500 MARYLAND the
next few days is expected to bring
a last minute rush of entrants
those who send in their own pic
lures and those whose pictures are
sent in to the Golden Mirror Con-
test Editor by their friends!
FIPST PRIZE
The grand prize for the girl
voted the most beautiful by the
eight judges, who will make their
selection of the first 10 from the
photographs, is the Golden Mirror
"a prize any beautiful girl will
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
WORKS OF ART
ON VIEW TODAY

Washington attended its first
outdoor art fair today.
More than 120 artists and sculp-
tors, showed their creations in
Madison Place Northwest today
and will exhibit again tomorrow.
In nearby Lafayette Park WPA
orchestra will play for an hour
each day, adding to the gaiety
of the occasion.
ModerniSts and surrealists are
exhibiting alongside of classicists
and puriStS, and the show is all
that any art lover could desire.
One of the most unusual ex-
hibits to be seen is that of Miss
Evelyn Brant, whose flower
plaques are worked in silk and
fabric instead of the usual oil and
clay.
George Muth is offering two
prizes for the most popular paint.
ings of the show, to be determined
by public balloting.
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
Women Most Destructive,
Says Hotel HOuSekeeper

When it comes to destroying
hotel property, you can count on
women guests to carry off first
hcnorS every time.
This on the authority of Miss
Margaret Barnes, housekeeper at
tie Raleigh Hotel, speaking to
delegates to the National EXecu-
tive Housekeepers Association,
whose convention opens formally
today.
It's because women don't have
to clean up after themselves that
they make so destructively free
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
Disorders Put D0UOn

Disorders Put DOUOn
occasionally policeman will stop, stand at
" ease upon the fringe of small crowd, link
his hands behind his back, and listen with a
slight smile of tolerant amusement. AS long as
the crowd is orderly and quiet, the speaker may
yell off his head, for all the authorities pay any
attention. The instant a rumpus begins, how
ever, that is something else again. That is dis
orderly conduct and usually, in Hyde Park, order
is quickly restored.
Mayor 1T Am the Law" Hague may not like left
wingers. 'This,' he says, "is fight for Ameri-
canism and the issues are squarely drawn"
Stupid denial of simple civil rights is not Amer.
icanism It is the act of a man who is either
afraid of his own political security or simply has
no idea of human psychology
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
Here's the Song
To Golden Girl

Following are the words o.
the chorus of Joseph L. list
vans new song, Take 1t
From Me-" dedicated to the
winners of the Golden Mirror
contest:
"TGke it from me, you're a
beautiful girl.
Your eyes are so bright,
and you set my head dWhirl.
You haze just vhGt it takes
to keep me smiling
No matter What you do,
you are beguiling.
You are my ideal, and hap
PineSs so real
Upon me seems to steal,
whenever you are near me.
Take it from me, you g0Ue
life a HeW start.
Your presence so near,
brings comfort to my heart"
The Washington times., 1938-06-02
Terry Mavericks
Fracture Healed

Terrelita Maverick, 12-year-old
daughter of Representative Maury
Maverick CD of Texas, was near
recovery today at Children's Hos
pital from a skull fracture caused
when a fire escape counterbalance
fell on her. The child will be able
to return home Sunday, her
mother said, and will return to
Texas for the summer.
The Washington times., 1938-06-02

with hotel property, Miss Barnes.
organizer of the association seven
years ago, says.
Today the housekeepers will in
srect several of WaShington's larg-
est hotels and hear addresses on
the hotel executive housekeeper
aid her problems of management.
Highlight of the five-day con-
vention will be an address tomor.
row by Mrs. Henry Nesbit, house
keeper of the White House and
therefore first lady" of the
housekeeping profession.
The Washington times., 1938-06-02

We are suffering from malad-
tustment. What we need is
correction of these maladjuSt-
ments, so that balance may be
restored.
The abnormal unemployment
is a plain indication that
economic conditions, such as
prices, are out of joint. Thus
exchanges, or buying and sell
ing, are restricted; things pro-
duced can't be sold; curta1l-
ment of production results,
l.