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Milton j. Rosenau, of Harvard
Medical School, says that the
prevention of the smoke nuisance
is such. DR.. Rosenau finds a
correlation between diseases of
the respiratory tract and the
smokineSS of cities.
What's to be done about 1t
here?
H. K. Kugel, District smoke
regulation engineer, estimates II
will take from is to 20 years foI
normal "wear and tear" to bring
about replacement Of heating
equipment which isn't up to idea
standards.
| He is hampered by the lack Of
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XH&

alleged abduction Of the 14-year.
old Oxon Hill. Md, girl.
For the time being, they said,
search for the man who attempted
to criminally assault the wife Of
a District policeman, who lives in
the Oxon Hill area, will be aban.
doned by the Maryland authori.
ties, although Policemen John F.
Denton and Thomas Sweeney, as.
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anything behind this Memorial
idea. Certainly the citizens
Of the District have shown
from the start they have never
wanted it.
Granting the cherry trees
were not worth saving, which
! personally do not admit
for a SECOND, why do they have
TO fill up even a part Of the
Tidal Basin-which Is around
90 feet deep at that point
with cement? "
Goodness kn0xvc thoro IL
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out OF his hotel window and
Judge the flying weather to
New York, Chicago or Los
Angeles-just a few thousand
miles away in each direction!
This Screwy habit, plus the
fact that it SHOWS in winter
time and temperatures drop
below freezing-on the ground
account for each Of the most
interesting bits Of fear psy-
chology In the American trans
portation picture.
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momentous memorandum, d.
rected to Producer John Wild
berg, in which he will report
his coiliplatnts on the follow
ing items: Weather, train &C
commodations. room service.
coffee (hot, iced), noise tout
side and inside hotel room1.
laundry. barber and mani
curist, producer and author.
Actor Lewis explains that he
has left additional space for
emergency complaints. such as
overcrowding of theater or lack
The Washington times., 1938-12-19
Voice of New York By Louis Sobol

Winter Garden, the Happy-golucky Olsen and
johnson appear In the Silliest tomfoolery of the
year. "Hellzapoppin." There Is no reason why
Rice and the two thinkers should have anything
in common, but, back in the early 1905, Elmer
wrote sweetish play with message. It was
"see Naples and Die" and Producer Lew Gensler
sold the cinema rights to Warmers for $4,000
and promptly forgot about it.
Many months later, title. plot, situations, and
characters reaEranged in the Hollywood manner.
it appeared on the screen as Sailor Behave"
featuring Olsen and johnson.
He Resembles the MayOr
QREFLETS: Latest pitteEpatter wits to at
- tract attention are Abbott and Costello, and
one Of them. the shorter, looks like Mayor La
Guardia in surlier moments. Often in the night
spots met Albert Chaperau, the gentleman now
under indictment, and detected naught of mys-
terry in him, but seemingly great desire to in
gratiate himself; his method being to invite to
special showings of foreign films which he had
imported for showing here.
When last conversed with him, his current
excitement was some Enthusiastically beautiful
Italian starting, aged 16, whose name have for
gotten. She he vowed, was of such allure and
cinematic promise that our faded Carlos and
Detrichs and other importations would scurEy
to the nearest boat to seek welcome oblivion. :.
Two gentlemen of jest who know are profound
students and erudite apostles Of the gentler
PHILOSOPHERS. These are Fred Allen. bleak-faced
funnyman Of the microphones, and Lionel
Stander, believing buffoon Of the cinema
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Scattering Crime,
SCOT CreepS
Over DC.

This Is the second and final
story dealing NTH the problem
of Washington smoke and SCOT
laden air, as 1t affects individual
citizens and the beauty of the
National Capital.
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enough unclaimed land down there without try.
ing to dam mighty deep hole with thousands
Of tons Of cement. 49,.
The signed article goes on to say: II commend
this to the attention Of those that still try to
think Big Business can coexist with democracy,
or that Big Business can ever keep its dirty fin
gers from the throat of the Government"
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''The Weakest Link"

NOV, nobody living can make me believe Big
~ Business is crooked all the way through any
more than they can make me believe the Gov
proved by CongresS-only the DESIGN. They
eminent is crooked. When any corporation or
organization gets so terrifically large as our
Government functions have become, and many
Of the Big Business corporations are, there are
bound to be grasping and greedy men who will
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great deal Of travelling about this country every
twelve months and ask them how much they
travel by air Nearly all will say that they travel
almost exclusively by air in the SUMMER, but
stick close to the GROUND in the WINTER
months.
Taking November to March for the winter
months and April to October for the summer
for a threeyear period covering 1885. 1885 and
1887, accidents in the winter period numbered
nine. with forty-nine passengers killed. Foe the
seven summer months crashes number twelve.
with fifty passengers killed.
Weather and Flight Conditions
-WHAT happens is that people confuse weather
" with flight conditions. The sun shines
brightly and there are more blue skies locally
through warm summer days than locally in win
tertime.
The other day awakened to find the rooftops
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My Say

New Leader about the Jefferson Memorial.
It starts off by saying: Jefferson Memorial
Looms as New Teapot Dome Scandal"
Those words alone are enough to make per-
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Says Boake Garter

OF San Francisco covered in fog. I went to the
airport. It was bathed in sunlight and limitless
visibility. took my transport and completed
a journey in fifty minutes, which, by train,
would have consumed seven hours!
Even if the weather at the airport is not so
good. it might be bright and shining 1000 feet
above. That information is known to the air lines
People who travel by air in the summer, as
well as people who don't travel by air at all, do
too much thinking by the calendar and by look
ing out Of their windows when it comes to
weather. All too seldom do they ever seek the
correct information from trained meteorologists.
Flying Safer in Winter
METEOROLOGY is a science unto itself de-
AVA handing trained men, and the air lines who
operate according to the advice Of their meteorol
ogists have the best records for safety Of opera
ton. Those that do not are asking for trouble
Summer weather all too often is not only not
comfortable but often unsafe.
1t is easier to predict winter storms than it is
to predict the course Of summer thunderstorms.
When winter storms are covering the air lanes,
schedules are delayed until they have passed.
Ground transport is more difficult in winter than
In summer, and again this psychology is falsely
applied by humans to air transport Of winter
time. In winter the air Is smoother. Many
pilots prefer winter flying to the electrical
storms Of summer and the rough air conditions
of July and August.
Copyright Ledger syndicate)
(BoGke CGrter's opinions are his otCn and not
necessarily those OF The Washington TtnsesJ
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eTBut''

~ sport Of the average American who is plan
ming to go somewhere by air transport is to look
The Washington times., 1938-12-19

mands scrubbing on a mammoth
scale, at an estimated cost of more
than one million dollars a year.
Limestone and marble buildings
are said to be showing signs of
The Washington times., 1938-12-19

DOTPOURRI: Actor Sinclair Lewis, ready to
take to the road in preliminary showings Of
angela Is o." has had printed 100 copies Of a
The Washington times., 1938-12-19

Of StandeeSs wrong cues, and stage fright. Bells
are my pet peeve: even their meekest clappers ir.
Titate me- They have no language; only cry,
which is a bark, whoop, and wild halloo.
Melancholy of Church Chimes
WELL. Of course. am not referring to church
w chimes. Church chimes soothe and some
times they inspire delicious melancholy. There
was only once when church bell annoyed. :.
That was years ago in Waterbury. and the bell
sounded out its onenote din, harsh and clamor-
Gus, from Z o'clock Of a certain morning until
close to noon. We read few days later in the
newspapers that the sexton Of the Russian church
had been committed to an insane asylum.
TVHE brooding and crusading Mr.. Elmer Rice
i has his 'New American Landscape at the
Cort Theater and. good arrows fling away at the
The Washington times., 1938-12-19

a staff large enough to cope with
the size Of the problem. His four
inspectors are kept so busy with
apartments and other buildings
that the staff is six weeks behind
schedule.
Three additional inspectors
could bring the inspections up t
The Washington times., 1938-12-19

Bus (dbOUe) pOurs
out exhaust fumes add
ing its bit to Capitals
smoke Lad en- 0tnlos-
phere. At right, Miss
EOelyn Butler, secretary
of H. K. Kugel, District
smoke regulation engi-
neer, looks into ''dust
counter" an apparatus
used to measure the per-
cent0ge of smoke and
other impurities float
ing in the air.-Times
Staff Photos.
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(BoGke CGrter'S opinions are his oiCn and not
necessarily those OF The Washington TtnHesJ
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GENUINE cuckoo clocks, musical beer
stems. o. Supper. 900 F N. W. MA. Clio
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SERVICES

$15 E. lip Body and fender work. Rein
Wv '" Co., Rr. 1143 21st. Ma. S051
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typewriter Repairs

Experimentation any make: expert
service Guar American Typewriter Co..
l43I Capt St. Ii 0OS2 Open eveng.
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BEAUTY IL yours at the Beautyette shoppe.
1919 King 81. Alex 1885. TO p. m
FoX'S BEAUTY SHOPS. INC.
OK. 0S2S-2 shops to serve you-OX. os67
BIZ Wilson Blvd. 22l5 N Glebe Rd.
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Moving and Hauling

TOP SOIL. manure. fireplace wood: reas
prices. Landscape work . specially.
W. s. TRAMMELL ME. 420s
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wELL-EsTABLIsHED manufacturer. with
attractive line cottage sets, novelty cur
tains, piece goods. needs energetic young
man owning car for Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Delaware. Maryland and part Ken
lucky: one living in territory with cur
tain experience preferable; small drawing
against commissions: good opportunity
for business builder. Reply in own hand.
writing. stating qualifications, experience,
ETC., Henry W. Plant & Co.. Passaic, N. j..
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FOR PERSONAL LOANS CALL Mr..
WOOD: WALNUT 1878. ARLINGTON
FINANCE CO. ROSSLYN. VA.
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LOANS FOR FALL AND WINTER NEEDS.
GENERAL FINANCE & SMALL LOAN
CORP. 5506 WISE. AVE. WI. 1882
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GENERATORS exchanged, all ears. $35C
up. Carly Electric. Ins., 1908 l4th n: "
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81 Personal Loan Companies

AUTO, PERSONAL LOANS
COMMUNITY FfNANCE Co. Oxford 1855
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DON'T worry about money for Xmas. One
of our personal loans will solve your
shopping problem. Maryland Personal
Bankers. 1912 Georgia Ave. SHep. 1852.
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Money Wanted

GOVT. Employe wants to borrow money
for mos. BOX JAS, Herald-Times.
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COCKTAIL SETS-Silver and chromium
$500 up. Bartholomew Jewelry, 1901
New York Ave. National 71S6.
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LOANS
Money to Loan

ON diamonds. watches, jewelry. silverware
etc.; no adv. arrangement neces.: Lowest
rates. ROSSLYN LOAN CO., Rosslyn. Va
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AMERICAN Service Center-Gas. oil. accs..
batteries. 5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. BuckinghSm-
CT Va -
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SituatiOnS-Men

"a SituatiOnS-Men
AN intelligent, cultured and extremely
clever young man desires a good position,
preferably one with short hours and large
salary; young man is handsome, witty,
well informed, versatile and slightly &C.
centric: possesses unusual ability. ambi-
ton and personality; can do almost any
thing: would be an excellent vice pres,
manager, director, counselor. etc. Anyone
desiring an aggressive young assistant
with executive ability. new ideas, fore
sight. imagination. originality and in
genuity, call EN-. 1881.
.soDA-sANDwICH MAN, exp: Al ref :
honest. dependable. MET. 912S. Myers.
WILL drive car South or West for ex.
penses J-44, HIT.
YOUNG MAN-Colored, porter or hotel
work. good ref. Pc. 1850.
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Dine and Dance

CARPENTER-Alterati from roof "a
basement: cottage work Q specially prac-
tical experience. Waller. GEO. 7S46.
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WASH. WOODWORKING CO.-MilIwork,
lumber plywood. walIboards. pine color,
bent beaver boards 912 4th NV. Ma 1924
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CLARK { SPARROW-The best for less.
Work guar. RI. 80 II St. N. W. RE. S723
WINTERIZE your cal gen. auto repairing.
Billy Cole. rear 1888 goth n. ". d. 9519
Home improvements
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Sewing

WILLoUGHBY's ESQ SERVICE. anti!
freeze; tires and batteries; chains. 424S
Wise. Ave. N. W. Is
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ADDITIONAL LOAN ADS APPEAR
DAILY PRECEDING CLASSIFIED
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DO YOU WANT9

CARPENTRY - General repairs: worl
guaranteed: reasonable. AT. 4652.
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80 Personal Loan Companies
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Generators

FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
While you wsits" Delivery serv; BIueior,
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Personals
IA

q SMART satin smocks, uniforms of every
r description. Hoover Uniform Agency
( I'LL East Capitol St. Phone AT. 6971-w
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CALLING ALL CARS-Rlverdale Garage
fixes them in q iiffY. HyattsVille 436.
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FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you wait
EMERGENCY DENTAL LABORATORY
sos 14th NV, Room 9O2 Tel ME, 1888
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HEATING. Thinning. PLUMBING. RE
PAIRING. PAINTING. Best work Lowest
prices. Guaranteed. CAPITOL CON.
TRACING CO.. 1247 X ST. s. E. Lin
oOln 4O45-J
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General Auto Repairing
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Safety Glass

FREE brake adjustment with every safety
glass Job. sidney's. 1880 M NV. MI. 1889.
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Building Material

LUMBER, millwork. roofing. tnsulits Muir
ply & Ame0. Phones WA. s0o6. Falls
Church 160
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KINGS ESQ sTATION-Atlas tires: ere
pert service. 18th and N. W. -
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Painting. Papering. Plastering Build Room
or Roof Repaired? Call ME. 4941 fo
terms and prices. 907 N. Y. Ave. N. w
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False Teeth Repaired

FLOOR SERVICE, by hand or machine
good work; reas. F. Stokes. Line. O624-R
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MANAGER-Paint factory has opening for
a man with business experience to man.
age contract department for department
store in the South manufacturer finances
paint, but a working capital Of $500 10
required: this valuable franchise should
earn $4,000 yearly. Write. giving expert
ence and references, Box J-47, Times
Herald
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RUGS s s11S SITS :,
WASHED SECURED OR sHAMPooED
Capital Carpet Cleaning Co. NAT. 29S6'
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Help-WOmen

YOUNG MAN with car. exp. cabinet work
carpentry, 81 Sycamore Ave. Takoma PIX
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Sewing Machines

SEWING, expert needle or machine repaif-
ing. altering. Take in work from factories
or stores. 1444 Oak St. N. W. :,
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Electrical Repairs
ExterminatOrS

ELECTRICAL repairs on home appliances
outlet extensions, etc. Low prices. DU. 3O6
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WE EXTERMINATE all vermin. Guar
safe; no odor. reasonable Il. 1923;
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WOMEN-Over 80: dignified. profitable
business of your own. Call National 4969
for appointment
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BRASS ANDIRONS-S35O pr. Ye Old
Georgetown Brass Shop. 3O33 M St. NV.
BRIDGEPORT MARKET-For finest quail
ity meats and groceries. 2O12 St. NV.
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ROOFS installed repaired: asbestos side
walls: Bird & Son material: 3-yr. payr.
AMERICAN RERooFING CO.. INC. 2
1913 14th st. N. W col. 1881 -
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FINE chenille bedspreads, regular S2.o6.
Jay Dee's Linen Shop. 1907 G N. W.
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GAS RANGE-OrioIe. Nothing down. Buy
on gas bill. NJ. A. WELSH. $500 18th
N, E.
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PRICE ESTIMATOR

EXP. pricing hardware or builders supplies,
under AS. recent exp. Excel. sal. Per-
sonnet Service, 1911 G St.
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BOOMING HOUSE-Furniture all or part
Reas. 1922 10th St. N. W
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CLOCKS-New mantel & cleo models. low
prices. Mosby. 1921 You N. ".
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IF YOUR fireplace smokes. we can fix it,
| Call E. Daily. AID. 7644.
INSULATE YOUR HoME-Free estimates
Hudson Supply & Equipment Co. DI. 1870
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GEN'L HOME REPAIRS-Paintine. paper
ing, flooring etc. ~. 6lO6.
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For the Home

Potteries. ST up. Blackstone, H st. N. W.
BORROW XMAS MONEY-Do not delay
your Christmas ehoppIng Public Small
Loan Co, 202S N. Moore St.. Rosslyn.
Va WE. 2442.
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PAINTING. paperhanging OF quality floors
refinished that satisfy: carpenter work
guar; esti.; 40 yrs exp Burrell. CO. 2317
PAINTING. pspering. roof: guar: reas. NJ.
L. Smith. 1874 Webster n. W. AID. 1900.
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Holiday Suggestions

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-Ag good selec.
ton of comets. trumpets, trombones. etc.
up Easy terms NAT 1928 Jordan's
corner 18th and g SITS.
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Painting and Papering

S175 50- Completely installed, with
Minneapolis Honeywell con.
trolls: Heating Of all kinds. GE 9696.
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SPECIAL shampoo 9x12 domesticS2 rs OH
entail 1925: guaranteed. Santinl, CO. O97V.
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Statesmen, Agents

solicitor with successful sell
ing experience. Unlim. phone. NE. 2O64
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IF you want to bring real pleasure and
entertainment this Christmas, why moi
give a friend subscription to the Pat
terson Newspapers? telephone
call to Republic 1894 will make arrange
ments.
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WAR VETERANS-Apply for work; bring
credentials. 715 9th st. N. W.
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FORDS-'3S MODELS AT S499 Up
PARKWAY MOTOR. 3O40 M ST. N. "
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handspring

WATERPRooFING brickwork clustering
cement work. house repairing; dry cellar
or no pay. E: E. Ward. col: $685..
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YOUNG MAN-Colored, porter or hote
work, good ref. Pc. 1850.
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PIANo-Brand-new. standard make. full
ard key cover. only Sl95 A value we
don't believe you can duplicate under
$265l NO MONEY DOWN. Easiest terms
lowest prices in the city. Republic 1890
+, The Piano Shop. 1915 9TH St. N W
Open evenings until 8.
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A. A. Rug Cleaner; best shampoo, 9x12s,
domestic, $3.50: repairs. Mich. 227l.. s.
NO. g1B0. Luwin Co.. 1928 7th st. N. W..
Rug shampoo. 9x12, So: Sx10, $3.50.
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PLUMBING-Jobbing a pecialty Reason.
ably priced. Work guar. Call Atlantic
1919. F. c. Frost, 1918 Ridge Pl $. E.
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AVIATION
1000 Youths Studying
To Be Mechanics

More than 1000 youths are now
taking courses in training to be-
come aviation mechanics, Commis-
Sioner Of Education j. w. Stude-
baker reported to Secretary of the
Interior IckeS today.
The youths are being given Fed
eral aid In vocational schools
throughout the country, in &C
cordance with the policy Of the
office Of Education giving boys a
chance to learn the trade they de-
sire.
Because Of the great growth Of
commercial aviation in recent
years, there Is q big field offered
and survey Is being made to de-
termine the practicability Of offer
inging courses in aviation in high
schools and colleges.