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BEAUTIFUL BARGAINS

T., 45o9 10th st. n, Arlington. Va.-s rms
tie path, new brick, air conditioned, oil
burner, built-in garage; $3.50.
34-4 Lee boulevard. Arlington. Va-S
rms. tile bath, new stone and frame h W
H. garage; min. 10 center of city: S7,I5O
Glen Echo Heights. Md rms. bath
SSeml-oungalow, frame; excel. condition.
ANY OF the above houses can be pur-
chased with low down payment. Balance
Iike rent. For appointments to see these
IOONE., During the day, Walnut 1865,
Eve. and Sunday Walnut oOiE
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90-FOOT-FRONT
BRICK CAPE COD.
5 ROOMS.
CENTER HALL.
PRICE, $3.50.
$500 CASH.
SIS MONTHLY

Attractive home. lust completed, open
for inspection. Large entrance hall to iiv-
ing room .6x23).. open fireplace. coat
closet. plenty of windows. Good size din
room.
Large-size kitchen, tile sink drainboard,
broom closet. cupboards and drawers in
laid linoleum.. Expensive gas range cleo
tric click, extra space for elec. box and
tab.e
Center hall, oak stairs to hall and linen
closet; tile bath with shower. mirrored
M medicins ali e. cabinet; cabinet under hand
closets in each. Rock-wool Insulation in
attic, Full concrete cellar. steel beam,
laundry trays. place for servants toilet.
Oil burner and boiler inclosed in metal
jacket lsummer and winter, hook-up};
eaulksd, suffers and downspouts, Excep-
deep; detached garage. private driveway,
sodded lawn, plenty shrubbery and flagrock
walk. Convenient to bus and school. (Our
18th home)
WALTER O'HARA & SON.
Lee Boulevard. Arlington. Va
Res. Phone. Bus. Phone,
Oxford O123. Walnut $780,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
<fxnrttnnAdN

COUPLE AND GIRL AGE 8, DESIRE FOR
summer months. furnished bedrooms.
kitchen and private bath, quiet neighbor-
hood, d. C. or sub. Va. State price. Box
3g6-A, Star bs
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NEW GRIN. HOME 81 os0

Monthly payment only S45 On after
small down payment; large rooms, all with
fp9Ss epI t,,s ,yepmtiation m concrete porch. 1ox20
hardwood floors; full basement: buiit-ir
gar: with overhead door; lot 52xiO0; large
Irees; conY. 10 stores. schools, churches
sna transportation. 70S Gist ave. Silver
spring. Nd; For sale by OWNER. Cali
Shepherd l31l after 4 n n, -
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THE OLD RELIABLE.

bINCE 1TIH.
,,,1 personally will pay cash for your
Washington real estate, bricks or frames.
white or colored G. G. DUTY, 1924
vermont ave. Natl. 44s2. 3'
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
brlck or frame houses. any condition
Call or write Mr. Conner
GOSS REALTY CO.
1903 Eye st: Natl. 1853.
SELL NOWl
Will Pay Cash NOW.
Write D1NOWITZ CO. 1919 F St NV A.
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$3.50 CASH-OVER
| ACRE AND MODERN

AOTE AMI MODERN
New 5-room home, bedrooms (each has
closet with elec light. fioored attic for /
or : more rooms, heated: complete bath
room. built-in tub. large kitchen, linoleum,
cabinets, elec. range, large heater room
oversize hot-water heating plant (Ameri-
can Radiator Coz. guaranteed to heat
rooms GO' in zero weather: AUTOMATIC
Electrol oil burner, laundry tubs; hardW ood
floors.
Windows and doors screened and wealth
er-str1pped: also shades, nice cleo light
nxtureS plenty of base plugs in rooms
radio outlet. bell for front door: asbestos
Sldlng never requires painting lot l0O-ft
1rort, 450 IT. deep; over | acre. fronts on
State macadam road in Virginia (Annan-
daIe), IL miles from Wash, D. C, (half
mile good bus servicel.
Property located on Springfield I'd. route
6l1. to Accotink, IL mile west from AMMAN
Fqagrock walk, shrubbery; house de-
signed to meet requirements of small fam
lily; well built throughout: will stand any
inspection. Same workmen and materials
used as in our houses that sell for So. 900
houses and lived there "a years. If you
desire more than l acre, same is available.
Price only 81 $50; $3.50 cash and S45 per
month; includes insurance and taxes: no
trust to renew. Photos at office.
WALTER O'HARA & SON.
Owners and Builders,
Lee Boulevard,
Arlington, Va.
Once Phone. House Phone.
WalnuL SSbu. Clarendon 123,
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WESTENBERGER RITTT,T

FORMER RESIDENCE OF BUILDER.
III y. NORTH JACKSON ST, ARLINGTON.
VA. fne brick home compactly built
put stately in appearance. situated in a
oeaut1ful setting of large oak trees. rock
garden and exceptional landscaping An
exclusive home for a small family desiring
comIort and convenience. Priced right for
immediate sale, Open for inspection.
ASK FOR Mr.. LYNDE
Also VISIT THE NEW SUPER-YN-
SgLAIED BRICK HOME. AIS NORTH
NELSON ST. ARLINGTON, VA WITH
THE 1907 PROTECTION.
F. z. WESTENBERGER
Oxford 242o-W Ar,ine+,, W.
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47O2 5th ST. N.W.--6 ROOMS. BATH.
pantry. cedar storage room. 8 porches,
heater screens, awnings. Open Sundays
and evenings. OWNER. Emerson S613. So
MUST BE SOLDi GRIN. HOUSE, H,-W.H..
elec;; good section s:e. Price, S3,250. 90:
HARRY =. GLADAAN. 306 Pa. ave. Sc.
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RROOKT,AND
JACOBSON BROS.

JACOBSON BROS.
Homes are sound honestly constructed
dwellings. offering the greatest possible
value and planned to reduce work for the
housewife
We invite you to inspect our detached
brick sample home. No. 1854 Tuckerman
baths. oil heat. furred walls finished third
floor complete ELECTRIC HEALTH
KITCHEN. brick garage large level lot
Sll 15O and we believe you will buy it.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS HAVE BOUGHT
OF THESE HOMES IN THE LAST THREE
YEARS.
ONLY . NEW HOMES NOW AVAIL
ABLE. Open daily. 10 am 70 q pm
Ierms to meet the requirements OF re-
JACOBSON BROS.
1915 K St N W nistrint o1os
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

175 WASHINGTON BLVD.
A modern, six-room and bath dwelling
Hot-Water heat, garage large dry cellar
Lot 5oxl 45 feet. real buy that can be
purchased on very easy terms. Price,
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
WILL PAY CASH FOR 8 70 s ROOM
BRICK houses. If priced right; no agents
Call Dupont 0416 between 10 am. and
l pm.
BUY. NE. AND Sc. PROP: TENANTS
not disturbed; confidential. e. A. GARVEY.
Dist. 4508. 1925 VT. ave. Eve, Geo. $500
CASH! HOUSES. INVESTMENTS. WHITE.
What have you? D. c. only. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6 or mail 1435 Meridian n W
HAVE CLIENT INTERESTED IN GROUP
OF houses for investment. not over $50
each. Want to trade S-room clear house
at SI2 300 and pay balance in cash GEO.
w De FRANCEAUX. Republic 2423. Eve
nings. Shepherd 3742.
FOR QUICK SALE OF PROPERTY IN Sc.
see HARRY E. GLADMAN, 30s Pa. ave. sc.
Sc
c. w. SIMPSON CO.. INC, 1924 YER
mont ave: NV. In the real estate business
in D; c. for 40 years. We have numerous
clients ready TO buy investment properties
and vacant lots for cash. For quick
results list your property with US.
PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES AND
apis. You sell direct and save commission.
Box 1l0-A Star
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FLATS FOR RENT.

81 TODD PL. NE. CORNER-6 ROOMS
and bath. large size Frigidaire: near Tech
School: SAP 30. Dist. 2773.
3 ROOMS. KIT, BATH e BEDRMs.).
Excellent NV: Section. Heat Furn.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

330 MADISON NW-ATTRACTIVE. SIX
rooms. two baths. facing park: sleeping
porch. recreation room. built-in garage.
SEE 1602-1604 32nd ST. NV.
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2-1334 irving st. n.w-5 rms.
kit. b. $4,000
lc-3040 st. n.w.-4 rms. kit. b. 1880
$685. 14th st. n.w.-3 rms. kit.
2-30S St ne-s rms, kit. bath $3.50
2-1516 9TH st. n.w.-4 rms. kit.
bath 25oO
2-94I Md. ave. s.w.-3 rms. kit.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
bath e5 90
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1923 HARVARD ST. NV, APT. .
Wanted l or girls to share apt. with
another; board; home priv. Col. 0l17
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$40 ST. NE, APT. 103-2 ROOMS.
kitchen, Semi-priVate bath; completely
furnished; near transportation: reasons able
to employed couple.
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THE WESTCHESTER - DELIGHTFULLY."-
furnished. cool solarium living room. din
June Is to Sept. IS. Cleveland 1860,
Apt. 546-B -
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BRAND-NEW

5-room brick and stone home in attractive
new, development Oil burner, air condie
tioning TIE bath and shower Frigidaire:
high elevation; next to shopping Center;
IVc gus, goo month. GLEBEWOOD VII
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1915 K ST. NV RIM, KIT, BATH:
nicely furn.; elec, gas, refg. Met S39S or
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

g nI,c ROOMS. BATH. AMI, on BURNER.
Telephone Hyattsviile 81. s'o'
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THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th ST. NV.
Attractive English basement front apt.
large bed-living room. dressing room and
Kitchen SIS
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1s49 MINTwOOD PL. NV. 0sth and
Columbia rdD-l st-foor-f apt, at
tractively furn.; windows; lovely view;
so. expos: running water: $500 week.
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CHEVY CHASE - PRIVATE HOME EN-
tire 2nd floor. Gas and electricity fur
nished. Porch. Rent reasonable. En-
arson
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!. 511e Sth st. n.w.--Reconditioned
throughout: lge. rms, h.-w.h., Q inclosed
porches; deep lot: garage; easy terms.
Oecatur 3Ol4.
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TAKoMA PARKS RMS. BATH. FRIG-
idaire expr bus; . adults: reas. 2l7
eo fd'e HEtoGk hSs &c lGP sF sRspheFd R6oMs 5s$
bath. kitchen; fully equipped: excellent To-
cation. 3 blocks Walter Reed: gas. light,
Frigidaire; phone, radio included: S55;
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NEW 5-ROoM BUNGALOW; BATH; FULL
basement; garage; electricity: hardwood
floors fireplace: subsidized subfioored; tele-
phone; basement lavstory; hot water; cleo
tric pump: on hard road IL miles from
.. c. Out old ColeSville pike. near Browns
Corner. > acres /" apple trees: So $50,
terms. HERBERT E. THOMPSON. owner,
Spencerville. Md
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1850 KENYON ST. N.W.-LARGE FRONT
room with kitchen ami; also very large
housekeeping room: adults
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OFF CONN. AVE, Mr.. so. TAFT BRIDGE
Corner apt; exposures; smartly furn.:
living rm., bedrm.. inner-spring beds: kit.
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3525 18th NV. = LIVING BEDROOM
large kitchen, Frigdaire private bath:
completely furnished. Reasonable.
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CHALFONTE-COOL APT, 3 RMS, KIT,
hall and porch: piano: linens, silver;
switchboard service. Sublet June 15-Sept.
Is or longer Adams $40, Apt 430
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. MD. OFFERS
delightful year-'round 5-bedrm 2-bath
home on lovely lot inspiring view. swim
ming pool and servants cottage; excellent
condition: full information on request:
price. s.. 500. Call MRS. HILLYER De-
catur 2544, eve. and Sun; weekdays. De-
catur -3422
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COOL QUIET, FACING PARK-THREE
rooms, kitchen, bath; new furniture. 4101
Conn. ave (Apt. 316l. Emerson $500.
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BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED DOWNTOWN
APIS;.. WALKING DISTANCE TO GOVT.
/ and 2 room. kit. and bath. Large.
cool rooms. Dinette space in kit. Re
trlgeration on house current. Front apts
ure.. 15-ft. square living room Elevator
service. Plenty Of hot water. Eec. wash
ing machine in basement laundry room
=, ALL APIS: HAVE JUST BEEN COM
i,d-In ipLdETELY PERFORATED AND HAVE
THE COLTON-49 Eye st. NV.
Phone Met 1900
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1901 H ST Sc. COR. KENTUCKY AVE
Nice bedrm and perfect kit. Frigidaire:
ami. front rms: nice home: good loca-
tim cars. bus Atlantic 3hh2.
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324 TODD PL Me- ROOMS. BATH
kitchenette. large screened porch; employed
adults necatur O461-J
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JAMES M. DOYLE
COTTAGE AMONG THE TREFs

Four-room Colonial farm-type cottage,
stone foundation. stone steps on terrace,
'front.' and rear porches with screened Sleep
ing porch. large fireplace. electricity, hot
ar neat. Private driveway with bridge
across brook. Exceptionally fine spring,
peaulllm trees. acre and a half of land
more land if wanted. On State road in
ralriax County; Va. Il miles from Wash
tnSsHSFi nW8F Fr1ce; ~ 300; liberal terms. Phone
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THE DRESDEN. 2l26 CONN. AVE. NV
Summer months. dates flexible; front apt.
4 rooms. kitchen bath; completely fur
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SIS, $50 y NEW DETACHED BRICK,
rooms. 3 large bedrooms; auto. heat; at
tached garage; large lot; high elevation;
school bus at corner.
50O2 NEWPORT AVE,
2 blocks north of western Ave, off River I'd.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY.
GEO. E. DIEFFENBACH, National $3.50 or
Emerson 4117.
OPEN-51O5 WESTERN AVE.
Just North of River Road.
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5-RM. BUNGALOW WITH BATH, BY
owner; elec. refrg,, gas range; beautiful
Glebe I'd, or phone Walnut 1892.
MODERN, 7-RooM BRICK COLONIAL
home. lot 115xl5O; not a speculative
house; Lee boulevard through Fl Myer to
N. Highland st. Owner on premises Sun
day. w. H. HAWLEY. 115 N. Highland
ST. Lyon Park. Arlington.
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YOUNG LADY. SHARE MODERN APT.
with another lady 1905 Wisconsin ave.
NV. Emerson 1885, after $50 pm.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RID. N.W.-Ex-
cellent location; cool; attractive; complete
ly furn.; . exposures: Frigidaire. elevator,
/ ? and 3 rms. dressing rm.. dinette.
kitchen. bath. shower. Perm. or transient
reasonable. Adams 1882 or Adams 019S-J.
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a207 CONN AVE, N. CHI. CHI, Md
acre lot; new 6-rm. brick, air cond.. 2
baths; bedrm.. bath 1st a: recreation room
rare Must sell Wisconsin 241Q-I
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623 EAST CAPITOL ST.-NICELY FUR
nished front apartment; . rooms kitchen.
semi private. bath; heat. gas electricity
and linens furnished; G. E. refrigerator
adults only
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

PLEASANT ULTRA-MODERNLY FUR
nished apartment for summer months; 3
rooms and kitchen: reasonable: all con-
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ILL OWNER LEAVING TOWN-A BAR
gain, $4,000. Semi-detached brick, con-
venient NV. location: 8 rooms. tile bath.
h.-w.h.: good investment. WIN rent $50
BRuDiE sI Se M coIRERT oaEa HSs INC. NATL. ss7b.
The Washington times., 1938-10-06
Ruth Sibley
WedS Here

Before an altar banked with
white flowers, in a candlellght
service, Miss Ruth Doyle became
the bride of Ford Sibley last
night at 7:30, in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
The bride, who is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E.
Doyle, was given in marriage by
her father. The Rev. j. H. Hol-
lister performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Sibley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Sibley. is from San
Francisco, where the bride has
made her home for several
years.
Wearing a lovely white satin
frock with heart-shaped neck
line and bouffant skirt falling
into a train in the back, the
bride made a pretty picture.
Over her tulle veil fell a lace
panel, and she carried a bouquet
Of orchids, bovardia and lilies of
the valley.
Mrs. Richard Paulett, sister of
the bride, served as matron of
honor. Her burgundy faille
frock had full skirt and short
puffed sleeves. Her tiny feather
hat was of a matching shade, as
were her mittenS. She carried a
bouquet of dahlias with touches
of blue.
The Washington times., 1938-10-06
GardensOpen
October p

Breaking tradition-for they
never have been open to the
public in the fall of the year
Dumbarton Oaks will be on
view on october %. the pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the
Washington Self Help EX-
change.
The exquisite gardens of the
Georgetown estate of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss are
open annually during the spring
season-but never in the fall,
when the dahlias, chrysanthe.
NUNS and autumn leaves are
q riot of color.
The gardens will be open on
Saturday. October %. from IL
until $50 in the afternoon. Tea
will be served, and Mrs. Henry
Morgenthau. jr.. is to be among
the hosteSseS.
Mrs. Emil Hurja is chairman
of the benefit. Mr.. Bliss is di-
rector of the Self Help Exchange.
The Washington times., 1938-10-06
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACKAChE

N.ekHeSea DeoUIe blams on colds or strains
S1e often caused by tired kdneys-And may
6e relieved when treated in the night way.
The Kidneys are Natures chief way Of taking
excess acids and poisonous waste out Of the
blood Most people pass about pints day or
about pounds Of waste.
Frequent or Scanty passages With SmArtlnG
and burning shows there may be something
wronR with your Kidneys or bladder.
II the is miles Of kidney tubes and hlters
don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays
a. The blood. These poisons may start naGging
backAehes, rheumatic pains, loss Of pep and
energy, getting up nights, swelling. pufhness
under the eyes, headaches and dizziness:
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan' :
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
xsar, They rive happy relief and will help the
is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poiAonOu0
lastS fPom thO blood. Get DoAns RllA
The Washington times., 1938-10-06
Hostess Today

Mrs. Everett G.. Clements was
hostess at luncheon at the
Shoreham today in honor of her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nc
Cullagh and Mrs. Robert Colt
man. of London. England. who
are spending a week in Wash
ington.
X x
Mrs. James Roosevelt, daugh-
ter-in.law of the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt, will serve a tea
Thursday afternoon, October IA,
at 1881 o ST., Georgetown. for
members of her committee for
the Red Cross roll call.
The Washington times., 1938-10-06
Arrives Today

The new Chinese Ambassador.
Dr.. Hu Shih. who arrived Mon
day in New York aboard the
Queen Mary. will come to Wash
ington this afternoon. His wife
and treir son remained in China.
DR.. Chengting T. Wang, the re-
tiring envoy, and his two daugh.
ters left Washington last week.
x x
Mrs. Katharyn Fuqua will en-
tertain a company of guests at
the first of the Friday fashion
luncheons at the Shoreham to-
morrow.
The Washington times., 1938-10-06
|. Q. Answers
Questions on Page 14)

Questions on Page 14)
l. William Henry Harrison. 2.
James Madison. 3. Warren G..
Harding. 4. John Adams. S.
Herbert Hoover.
Word game: ATELIERS, MA
TERIAL. STATEDLY, INIT
MATELY. VIOLATER, DESC
LATE Cor any of the eight
letter words ending in ate, like
regulate, innovate, irritate, dele
gate, etc..
The Washington times., 1938-10-06

BEGE; )::: i e.! !5;::i:':: =: ': .! ::G!:4!X
" Straight Cross
breeds, SO 4 Up. Sexed II de- VN
sired. Started chicks. Beck'S
Approved Hatchery, Phone iI6
MT AIRY ND.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-12-02
SOCIAL. SECURITY
: WORKERS SHOULD OBTAIN
CARDS

Be sure you have a social security
card if you expect to apply for un-
employment compensation benefits
in this state after January I, 1889.
This is the advice of MIR. Joseph r.
Ware, manager Of the social security
field office in Dayton, Ohio. "The
State job insurance organization
will not receive claims for benefits
from persons who do not have their
social security numbers Mr.. Ware
said today. Those who get num-
bers now will avoid congestion and
delay which may be experienced II
they fail to take this action prior to
January l." he added.
" y n
A metal plate Oh any other device
bearing a social security number is
not the official card issued by the
Federal government and can not be
accepted as such. This is the state
ment made today by Mr.. Joseph q.
Ware, manager Of the Social Secur-
ity Board field Office in Dayton,
Ohio. He said all workers planning
to claim any benefits under the
Social Security Act, including un-
employment compensation, which is
payable in this State after January
/, must show their actual social Sc
curity cards at the time Of applying
for such benefits.
IL you have lost your social secur-
ity card, apply for another at once
at the field office Of this Federal
agency. Cards must be shown when
claims are filed for unemployment
compensation benefits payable in
this State after January /, 1889.
The Dayton, Ohio social security
office issues cards for the residents
OF Darke, Greene, Preble and Mont
gomery counties
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-12-02
B E r NICE'S
SCHOOL OF
|COSMETOLOGY
CHIT CHAT

Halle B Ca new suddenly figures
to master curls one day, wave the
second and she is opening her shop
on the third. Fast work, ah.
S. Higgins was behind some stu
dents Saturday night but when they
arrived home she had been there,
and wouldn't tell who brought her.
Fast work.
We wonder who was the tall
handsome guy that took Ment J..
home Saturday night from the
bingo party?
M. Spencer seems to be mighty
jumpy around here lately. 1t it be-
cause she has jitterbug sweater?
e. johnson and H. Combs were
counting the minutes until time to
60 home Thanksgiving. Must have
something good there, girls. What
is it?
We wonder why M. Harris and
G. Sanders got tips at the door for
taking up bingo tickets?
Who is the handsome guy that is
SO interested in NJ. Harris here late
| " tive all are wondering).
S. Higgins, N. Gayle and M. Har-
ris had a popcorn feast Sunday
night. Privacy prevailed. Watch out
dormitory.
| N. Gayle and J., Regulus were at
tracted more by two handsome
young men outside the bingo party.
We wonder if it could have been
the pop?
We wonder could it have been G.
Canady's illness that delayed her
coming back to school or her ex-
friend, M. Hughes? "Tsk, tsk," time
will tell.
We're wondering if G. Sanders
boy friend will be present at her
departure. You know it is often
rumored that absence makes the
heart grow fonder for someone else
Can you take it Gladys?
| E. Johnson really knows how te
keep her man because the postmar
seldom runs without stopping to de
liver her love letter. She better
start paying tax.
NJ. Isles is very farefree nova
| days. Could it be her true faith II
Shelton B. Come on Wilberforce
and pep it up.
F. Hughes is round about girl
/ Wonder whats in Paris?
NJ. French must have it bad. Sht
takes him to phone with her, to ca
with her, whoa. This is going tos
far.
j. Regulus had it 50 bad Frida.
evening trying to make it home t,
that mellow date that she skippes
| three steps. Wonder If he could b
that important in her lifeg
B. Myers was fixed very prett,
1 today. What win be the outcom
tonight
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-12-02
SOUTH PARL.E;Y
ASKS VOTE.
RIGHTS FOR
NEGRO WHITE

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. II
ernest Moorer for CNA)--The
Southern Conference for Human
Welfare. representing the broadest
sections Of the population Of the
South, this week had the mandate
Of its influential suffrage panel to
denounce restriction on the right to
vote, both for Negroes and whites.
The suffrage section adopted a
resolution for repeal Of the poll tax
through federal and state legisla-
tion."
At the same time the conference
section on constitutional rights
adopted resolution ssthat the spirit
and letter of the constitution as ii
affects the civil liberties of the Ne
gro be applied in fact as well as in
name 8. that Negroes be permitted
to participate in party primaries as
well as in general elections; that in
tinidation and brutality practices
on Negroes by public officers be
stopped The resolution was adopt
ed with only one dissenting vote.
Both resolutions stress "the pro-
lection of constitutional rights as
tone of the vital issues in the
South's economic and sodial pro-
gress" and assail stthe fragrant abb
use and denial Of constitutional
rights and civil liberties practiced
upon the Negro in the South"
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The resolution on civil rights fur
ther demands that facilities for
education, recreation and public
health be extended to provide ade-
auate sanitation and housing facil-
itics for Negroes"
The constitutional rights section
also called for the enactment Of fed
eral legislation to curb lynching, and
urged Governor Bibb Graves of Ala.
bama to pardon the remaining five
Scottsboro boys.
Diversion Of the 18th and 18th
Amendments Of the Constitution
from its purpose as protectors oi
the I ghts Of minorities to protector,
of the privileges of powerful corp
orati ms was condemned in a resolu
tion also adopted by the civil liber
ties ,roup.