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The Washington times., 1938-11-03

with precision. Evie Robert
You may get sore, Mrs. Shopper and Mr.. Gov
ernment Worker not to be able to park just
where you want to at just that time, but you're
doing great thing for your city when you obey
the law. (Of course we don't want to be tough
-but--you know0 We have, perhaps, the best
xnapped-out plan to avoid all that awful stopping
and standing while six or eight lights turn on
us, and we are still no place. Of any city. And the
walk does you good, too. Physical Culture sign
ing off now
r AM not feeling very gay today because they
just telephoned me from my farm that one
Of my good, old hunters has to be destroyed. He
went lame and now has some sort Of inside
trouble. didn't want to hear about the details.
Do you know the old custom of sending horse
to the hounds? When an old horses day has
come, the owner gets in touch with the master
Of hounds of the pack with whom he's had the
best hunting and asks him If he'd like to have
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
By tEUie' Robert

his old horse for the hounds. The M. F. H. is
always delighted the old horse is sent for and is
taken to the very fields where he's galloped and
jumped and run after hounds. In other words,
he's happy there remembering younger days.
A CRACK marksman then quietly walks up to
IA him and puts bullet straight through his
brain, and the old hunter falls dead without ever
knowing what hit him. He is then fed to the
hounds and the tradition goes that the spirit Of
the horse Is always with those particular hounds
and that young horses are guided to do the
right thing because of the everpresent old
hunter. It's a lovely thought, but doesn't help
much.
The Washington times., 1938-11-03

little harder, in an effort to cut
down huge Federal deficits.
Reenactment of the miscel-
laneous sales taxes which expire
next year.
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
E|But''

FRANKIN D. ROOSEVELT during the last
l. two years, has:
Attempted to influence the Supreme Court:
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
Ewes Rib

Y WONDER If all of us who fuss and cuss at
"cops" know how they work and slave to keep
us a fastmoving and safe city2 was much
The Washington times., 1938-11-03

n1ARY of cOlyumist's Pup: sieve-Brain has
~ no appetite and the Queen says well, good
ness, if you were younger and not bald, would
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
b. ..Long-wearing
Luggage Reduced
1919 to 25% a"'. 1os

Ity, light, SerVceabIe-and the savings
are decidedly important.
Featured-Ean's "Overseas" Case, Of fine ami
line-dyed leather-one of the finest cases in our
stocks-now exceptionally low priced. $3.50
Others
Gladstone. aniline dyed leather. Was $sS.
Gladstone, as above Was $3.50 Now. .S29.95
Mans Pigskin Pullman Case. 26 inches. Was
$3O NOW .......o............ 9Z&sS0
Mans Black FabricOid Pullman Case. 26 inches.
Was $1O95. Now ......................S6 .S6.95
Mans Pigskin 2Suiter Case. "a inches. Was
$780, Now Observation-Disclosures. .S4Z.95
Mans Collar Case in pigskin and morocco
leather. Was $3.50. Now .............. $3.50
32-inch Wardrobe Case Was $27.5O. Now 81 1898
Smart "COngO Brown" Canvas Luggage with two
rows Of gold stripes. The binding is of top grain
leather, cover of heavy canvas. box Of threeply
veneer wood lining Of fine quality rayon. Over:
night bag, regularly $6.75. Now S5.95
Pullman Bags, 26 inches; regularly $12OO
NOW Observation-Disclosures. '".'''' '@I.>0
Hat Box, 1S inches. regularly $3.50. Now. $3.50
Hat and Shoe Box, 18 inches, regularly $3.50
NOW ................ .9S.S0
Multiple Hanger Case, regularly $3.50
NOW ...s......... ''''.'' '.''''' 0IO'S9
FOrtnighter Case. regularly $3.50. Now Sl5.95
LUGGAGE FOURTH FLOOR
The Washington times., 1938-11-03
Innerspring Mattress
Hand-tied Box Spring
Priced Separately, $24.5O Each

This extraordinary low price is possible only be-
cause we bought the discontinued designs of attract
i've ticking-and as many box springs mattresses
The Washington times., 1938-11-03

Copyright Ledger syndicate.)
(Bodke CGrteT'S opinions are his otDn and not
RecessGrily those Of The Washington TimesJ
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13

435O-Ray Ariz. Copper Co.
Paid. Mining Property,
Mineral Creek District:
Eag,e No. 5, 6, Z; Eagle
Eye; Eagle Eye No. l, 3;
Sorrel Pup; Mole Hill;
Gould; Copper King; Iron
King
4351-Standard Copper Co.
Paid. Mining Property, c.
G. Dist. "Esperanza, Cow
boy, Chicago, st. Louis
Crown, Summit, Millsite.
4352-Francis ]. Sullivan
Paid. Mining Property
Climax; Troy; Homestake
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13
Entomologists Capture
Insects With Beer Mix

WASKESIU, SASK. Two enter.
prising entomologists, c. c. Shaw
and Don Milne, have hit upon
novel idea for picking up beetles.
bugs and butterflies in this northern
Saskatchewan summer resort.
They paint trunks of trees with
q mixture of beer and brown sugar.
Later in the evening, by fashlighl.
they gather a rich harvest of
drunken" insects.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13
Best Scholars Called
Men Without Wealth

HALIFAX, N. S.-Poor men
make better scholars than the
rich, Prof. A. B. Macdonald, of
st. Francis Xavier School asso-
Citations, said at a meeting here.
Below the S2,500 income we
find mental alertness, mental Wig
or and alertness, he said.
above 81, there is less re-
ceptiveness; there is sluggish
ness, tendency to accept things
as they are"
Evening star., 1938-04-24
ADJ IE4 s.
ROOMS FURNISHED,

LGE. ROOM in new ch. ch. home: new
furn.; 500 bed; block to car: access pvt.
beach; board opt. $50. Emerson 60ss.
1884 COLUMBIA RD;ms3 and s4;59 VIZ;
c.h.W.: . car lines: men. Adams 1928
1873, CALvERT.Largse ,CAvFs1.lS front room with gtlh
inc. linen and silver: $3.50 week.
sls JEFFERSON ass5 ST. NV, M:WILarse LA. front
phone: pvt bath Randolph 3oa5
.kitchenette. hc net sink and Tefrieerator; 'G rea-
>sonable.
@ INsu5ATER for summer eomfo1t sd s;s auiet
egeS; Large; pleasant Toom pssgs for n' or
snd sq nSrth Of AVE- Dupont Circle oet' 18TH st.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1875 P st. n.w.-At-
tractively furnished. one room. kitchen,
porch; reasonable; adults. 20
1910 18th ST. NW.-Attractive double
s6. Single basement room So.
1913 ST. NW.-Lovely front Ink dou-
BILE room. $3.50 weekly. Single rooms. S3
Convenient location. Parking space:
1861 EUCLID ST. NW--Unusually attrac-
S tNin Seds Sean' neTis e71 decorated sssS each
DOWNTOWN. eO4 New York ave. NV. Ant;
to bath; t.12e With private family Government
emplOye preferred =
GaavY 1oT 'front.' SHAsE n DsSsse sems Fe
bath: telephone service: young man with
,Ssference:. Apply after 6 pm. Telephone
61s QUEBEC PL. NV. near Soldiers
Home where It's high and cool for sum-
mer; southern exposure: very attractive
rm.; with adjoining furnished porch; mod mod
men preferred: SIS single. $50 double.
Adams 5456.
2o3o q ST. NV. The Connor-sinele and
1Rons 1RSns iSs ISGmii Il dssTsd sshs not WAFER unm
GRANT CIRCLE, 44o0 III. ave. MI
64S3-J bet. 1890 and q pm.
BEAUTIFUL SINGLE RIM for refined
sSonsr ehx Dsa dstshed
2 blocks west Of 10th ST.; unlim. phone;
no smoking. Columbia 1868.
Ssls 1s,h sTa ny MWRooms se Ro for lisht
cars and bus.
COOL, quiet room; large apartment; near
Taft Bridge; privileges. Decatur 4a1:-J. q.
1Sah. 7S1s sdy ST e .ss1. sW Attractive laS%
tanee; xiae asGsnen; s1s monsS Sn peas waking els
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARKELaree
fsSns Rsvstfi s4i4 shower BATH new
shower: quiet neighborhood; convenient
transportation; gentlemen. west 1617-W.
5119 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W--Single and
double rooms; new home: convenient to
buses and shops; also garage. "a.
1921 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Nicely Furnished rooms; twin beds. coil
springs: new furniture: adjoining porch:
board II desired; reasonable. Adams 31l7.
1919 @ ST.. Apt. 311-Young married
couple have COOL delightful room; twin
beds; innersprtng mattress; cross ventila-
ton: privileges; 1880. ga
CONN. AVE. AND ST. NW.-Large, airy
double room with bath, huge closet. win
doWs. Decatur 326S.
SPACIOUS TWIN BEDROOM. new inner
spring mattresses. near to Columbia I'd. and
18th St. Gentlemen or business couple.
Adams 2161. 24'
3543 10th eT.-Lov0ly rooms With bath OF
shower, unlimited phone: private home.
Y1no summer location. 2ls
Evening star., 1938-04-24
RE-UPHOLSTERING

Ihree-piece living suite upholstered for
Sio; covering and new inside material in
ciuded; made like new in finest tapestry
IA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.
S3O9 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA I0I -
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FARM AND GARDEN.

HARDY PR1MRosEs excel. for shade:
other garden plants. Cor Col. and JACK.
%a sGa avef Hyaitstie .a y Il cSRR s E R. R. RiVefdse
san. l2c doz.; chrysanthemum, saillardia,
no phlox' Sc up; eolumbine. loc; hydrangea
sFepe se mza1ie Anacostis Ss Hp y Webster 1903
GARDEN epsI and landscape service; reason
able rates: by week. month or season; rock
garden specialist. District 35O7.
PURE CHICKEN MANURE for sale. IOO-lb
pat pas, a5c; ,-C. Hardy, Landover. Md
CHOICE large-size mixed .eladiolus bulbs,
vice range Of color. large f1owered variety,
81 per 100. Columbia 9527-W
SHAW 81 Asy DgALL C GARDEN Sa TRACTOR with
vator, with depth wheels and side hoes,
new. S5. Wisconsin 4O76-R
PANS1ES. soc DOZEN large perennials. 1Oc.
Frank Green. Capitol View ave. betw. Ken.
sington and Forest Glen.
FERTILE q ..,o T,opsoIL: well-rotted COW, ma
fence posts. Att. 1903. Night. All. SSU7'
CRIsP'S GARDEN Harvard and Wellesly
ST., College Park; Nd. phone Berwyn ZIG.
Climbing. s35c IS -es each. s"eH' '0SeS' 0osh and
DELPHINIUM SEED, from the worlds hest
strains: aims: o. 5oc and ST. per package. Frank
A. Kerr. 2606 36th pl. NV.
=" ACO wv MANURE, IOC 1DOs
pound sack; sacks. So. Rich garden dirt.
50c per hundred: q sacks. So so Wisconsin
2642. Write Glenhurst Dairy, Bethesda, Md.
PANSY PLANTs-steeles giant jumbo
seedlings: ST. 100: blooming plants. 81.
100: gladiola bulbs. So 100. SOIL
TESTED-Bring. sample. Find out II acid
or alkaline and how to correct your grow
ing troubles. 81. Flower Farm, 1O1 8
Irving ST.. Arlington. Va. Just oil Lee Blyd
RICH GOAT MANURE BY BAG or
ton: not delivered. MISS HUNT. Falls
perennials. Mrs. Beans Greenhouse East
Riverdale. half mile east Of Edmonston rd
on JEFFERSON ave. left at church. Phone
Greenwood 1969-J.
per IT, SPECIAL MONDAY ONLY. Sturdy
new pine boards for fences and MANY other
uses. II in. wide and 1915 in. thick. Let
us help you figure the material YOU need
We recommend carpenters. Free deliveIy
Phone orders Atlantic 140O. Teer out
coupon now.
HEcHiNGER CO. FOUR STORES
Landscaping, Rs5un,pE s2snsp|snt,n!pl planting: IN
aing; lawns made renovated. Walker. SSs
0allatin NV. Randolph O119
European Mountain Ash.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
(Cnnftn1fAd

SHETLAND SHEEP DOG PUPPIES, home
raissd. ra.s. Means. Vienna. Va 81. 9sH!ah s4!
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. registered. male
WIRE:HAIRED PUPPY, male. . weeks
4S2S Park ave. NV.
BLACK. male Scottish terrier, year old;
sbtanable: 'r PRICE. ss5. Defense 0Pa gishWas es
kennf lTem Sa Pslsn's highway two a!e'
PUPPIES, Belgian Shepherd police. male.
ave. Hyattsville. Nd. Greenwood 1910.
THOROUGHBRED WIRES. wks. -excep-
MAZE SIS wen wiseensin HsSeleReo aao4 tema1es' Sio'
TOY. FOX TERRIER PUPPY. male, 8
months old; housebroken. Phone Cleve-
sAMoYEDE PUPPY; 8 months, female:
940l Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
WILL GIVE healthy. afIectionate, trained
police pup; 10 months old, for good home.
ines: reaistered 5o7 Hoistein ave. Ia
koma Park. Nd; 9 blocks east Of Flower. .
KITTENs;n,Beautiful snow white Persian
crossed kstens Ga, $3.50 each ss9
POMEaANIAN PUPPIES chocolate, blacks.
orange: pekingese pups. stud dogs at sery-
ice: Miss Hunt. Rosedere Kennels. Falls
ssCoTTIEs demales) very reasonable;
wis yGs En- sGaa st. Chevy Chase Md. Phone
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES males. mos. old
pedigreed sacrifice for $50 each. 2315
32nd st. Sc.
WANrEDnemeIHomes neeI for 6-week-old kittens.
A1REDALEs-see and buy beautiful
master blue ribbon pup: protect your FAM
lily and home. District O5o7.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPS (2), 8
weeks old So each. Phone Cleveland 1897.
COCKER SPANIEL male puppies: black and
buff A. K. c. registered: reasonable.
4s7 Pa, ave. NV. barber shop
male: reg. U. K. c.: SIS. Call Adams
FOX TERRIERS, toy and standard type
bat ears; well marked. Phillips Ken
nels. 1924 Bladensburg I'd. ne. tnr. Sears.
20 RED COCKER SPANIEL
puppies. choice registered specimens E B.
north Silver Spring Iraffc light Turn left
Heshis fa 4 Teeohene ahe 70 am on
CANARY SPECIAL.
Males, 81 and up: females. 6Oc and up;
all good birds. Walnut $40.
PUPPIES.
Cookers and wire haired fox terriers. A.
K; c; REGISTERED. 5706 Conduit I'd. NV.
Cleveland 1907.
SKYLINE KENNELS.
Wire Haired. Scottish. Sealyham Terriers
Dogs Boarded-Hand PluckIng.
Lee Highway Route 211,
Fairfax. Virginia.
Phone Fairfax 1S-W-12.
DOGS BOARDED. 35c DAY.
CATS. 25c DAY.
DOGS HAND PLUCKED. 8" 50.
ELECTRIC CLIPPING 81 so
Includes Bath. Nails Cut. Teeth Cleaned.
FREE CALL AND DELIVERY.
DOG HOTEL.
$500 Western Ave. Chevy Chase. Gle $3.50
Evening star., 1938-04-24

ing rooms. closet space; first floor; south
ern exposure; reasonable. Phone Dist 1914.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

.plANOS-Special bargains in recondi-
lul Mahogany. instrument in superb con-
1ltlon, S225; cost, 500: one HUNTINGTON
uprlsnt: in fumed oak. like new. SIS:
Co. $50: Webster upright, in dark oak
SS2o; several used uprights at $50. Hugo
Worch. ITO G st NJ ~"eo
Evening star., 1938-04-24

3.4 CONCORD AVE-Lrge rm, SINGLE
double: quiet screened porch; next bath;
express bus; lunch rm.; neat. Geo. 5646
us GALLATIN ST. NW.-Room for /
lady. SIS; two. $50 mo-: screened porch;
near bus. Geo. 92l1
Evening star., 1938-04-24

5l1 ST. NV newly furnished sleep
ing room: ] newly furnished light house
keeping room: Groom unfurnished apt;
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1929 WEBSTER ST. NW-Cool. clean
corner room. running water; May / south
exp; md f.. front. near bath; newly dec !;
c INV: empl. lady. Adams Ol51
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1909 H ST. S.E.-Large front room next
bath. for light housekeeping. 25'
DOWNTOWN, 1924 K st. NV, Apt. 22-
Lovely double room, twin beds; phone and
elevator service
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1885 CALVERT ST. NW.-Nicely furn.
bedroom. pvt. bath, > closets; new home;
gentl. pref: reaS. CleY. SlO6
Evening star., 1938-04-24

M1CROPHONE, brand-new velocity H I,
mike. SIS; amplifier, S25: speakers. s., 80
each; dynamic mike, SIS; crystal phone,
P. u. 81. 100 ST. NV
Evening star., 1938-04-24

LIVING ROOM. dining room dresser.
chairs and chifforobe. china and paint
ings. 1S43 Irving ST. NV
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1914 COL. RD N.W.-Large. attractive
Evening star., 1938-04-24

luxe equip. new paint tires: partly dis
mantled: S15. Col. Yacht Club. H and
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1885 ALASKA AVE.-Cool and comfort
ably furn. with private bath. for Q; bus
Evening star., 1938-04-24

223 Sth ST. NE.-Two lovely front rooms
for Ink: elec.. gas. Frigidaire. continuous
hot water: IS and $3.50 weekly: no chill
dren; single room 81
Evening star., 1938-04-24

LADDERS-5-ft. stepladders Sl.lO ca.
loft. straight ladders. S2.95 ea; 2S-ft
scatfold boards. S..95. Moore Hardware
& Paint Co, 1913 1th st. NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1938-04-24

WOODBRIDGE. 23l1 Randolph st. ne
Lge. rm, :, expos; next bath; on bus
Evening star., 1938-04-24

MOTORS. MOTORS, a.c.-d.c lao to 100
MP. Tor all purposes: eXch.. repair rewind,
bearings. brushes; guar Carly. 1908 l4th.
MOVIE PROTECTOR. 16 nm. B. H. bar
galn, $50; Keystone, SIS; Eastman. S}5
100 H st NV ~
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1536 OGDEN NV. u6th and Spring plJ-
Cozy double. twin beds. connecting bath,
shower: $50. free gar Adams lD40f
Evening star., 1938-04-24

flANOS-We have two fine grands that
We We re closing out at low prices for quality
RlanoS; one Knabe and one SteinWay
They look and play almost like new. Natl
413O. kits. 1890 G st. Open evenings
Evening star., 1938-04-24

DOWNTOWN. Ills 18th ST. NV. Apt .
Attractive room private family; refer
ences, walking distance.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

M1MEOGRAPHING INK, best grade 95c
70: big barsaln: worth more. Service
Letter Shop 6Oo F. St NV
Evening star., 1938-04-24

MATTRESS best felt. few months old;
cost $40; sell for S4. 1343 Saratoga ne.
Brentwood Village
Evening star., 1938-04-24

IRONING MACHINE. hrand-new $50. so:
nome size; act quick: $3.50 . Proctor &
Rldgely .i5o4 14th NV
Evening star., 1938-04-24

LIVING ROOM SET. 3 pieces. davenport
ped, hne condition, S35. 560l lst ST. n e.
Randolph 4l1S
Evening star., 1938-04-24

s31 ONTARIO PL. con Col. I'd. and Sth
st.-Attractive studio room. 4 windows:
young ladies: private family. Adams 2l5l.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1916 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
room, adjoining incloSed sleeping porch,
semi-private bath; suitable for one or two
gentlemen
Evening star., 1938-04-24

VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover, recondi-
noned; an attachments; practically new;
VACUUM CLEANERS-Hoover, SI2-5O:
Eureka, S6.75; Electrolux. Sl4.5O: many
66tner 6n1 late models; bond guar: like new:
BRANDS CO. sos 11th St. NV Natl 7773.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

klDD4-COOP. complete: also ladys riding
haolt with boots. small size; reasonable
Evening star., 1938-04-24

WALK TO WORK-1620 Que st. NV
Lovely. large front rm.. End floor near
new curtains and sheets; closets; perfect
for couple
Evening star., 1938-04-24

foundry type. small or large lots: SNlS
!gXl5 l2x1S open and automatic presses
cyilnoer presses, paper and slug cutters.
gases: cabinets and many other items
zee MI Good. E. H. Walker Supply Co,
Evening star., 1938-04-24

NORGE, all porcelain, perfect condition.
late model. Private party will Sacrifice
Tor Quick sale. Telephone Natl O9"2
NOVELTY BEER BAR, by Fischman; excel
lent condition; make offer. 6:,3 Indiana
Evening star., 1938-04-24

clean front room 4 windows; private home
owner; adults: reasonable. Columbia O243.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

TROMBoNE-Used gold-lacouered brass
Martin. with hardened nickel slides,
S31 90 with case: easy terms. Natl 1913
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. corner 18th and
Evening star., 1938-04-24

OIL BURNERS. NEW AND USED, installa-
t,1nal p9ll WIS optional: TRADE in your old
OLDEST EXCLUSIVE BURNER SHOP IN
WASH. AAHMES ELECT. CO. j. Arthur
Harris. No 1:3 st. NV. Met. 7.444.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

9O4 N. Y AVE. N.W.-Attractive room. 4
windows. in elevator apt; Ink. II desired;
] or .; reasonable; refs. Apt. Al.
90. 10th ST. NE, rm. for Ink. s.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

RADIO6-Philco 1887 cabinet door model
radtos with short wave. like new. only
S1S. worth S75: other radios, S4,45 up.
ne. Open to pm. Sunday till 2 pm. :
RADIO::PHONOGRAPH r. c. A.; auto
mattcally changes 10 and 12 inch records;
~ waves; like new: must sell. make offer
Evening star., 1938-04-24

OSTEO; TABLE: McManis. 500: Alpine sun
lamp. 500. 1895 Monroe ST. NV
PAINTS-T -Turpentine. 4Sc per gal: alcohol.
mouse paint, s. 80; flat-white paint Si..5
cal; SXl0 window glass. SC pc Moore
Decatur 5000 ' w. A1"'
Evening star., 1938-04-24

MT. PLEASANT. 1901 KILBOURNE PL.-
Two lovely large rooms. bay window. Sleep
ing porch cont. h. W Col. 663S.
419R 18th ST. NE Just of Md. ave
Rooms for rent, with or without board;
Evening star., 1938-04-24

EXPERIMENTATION standard, S17.5O:
Und.. S24 so; new portables, ali makes, Si
TeeR; Tens s.,r, - Rentals Repairs. CENTRAL
and uxdpsEsMRTrERs sss sC r sni,S sl5 $25
ROYALS, S35 and. S45. Many others very
reasonable. Rentals. So per month. Capi.
toi typewriter. S23 18th st. NV, Natl
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
Silent
On 0nQ MunSOn
Run1Or

If the Federal Housing Admin
istrator is really romantic about
what he calls "a delightful little
girl" he wouldn't admit it today
Asked about reports he is en-
gagged to Ona Munson, screen an6
musical comedy star, Stewart Nc
Donald today said:
THAT would have been news
five or six years ago."
what do you mean by that,
Mr.. McDonald?"
81 mean I've known her for
five or six years. She's a de-
lightful little girl"
But are you going to marry
her?"
Gust say I've known her for
five or six years"
The head of Uncle Sans in
Sured mortgage program was ques.
toned about Miss Munson because
of reports in New York she is his
new heart" Now attempting a
comeback in Hollywood, she is
well known here because of her
starring roles in such musical
comedies as mo, No Nanette" and
Hold Everything" as we'll as
such movies as "Five-Star Final
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
Hitler Halls
Tokyo E11l'Oy

BERCHTESGADEN, Germany
Nov. 81 Q.N.SO. - ReichSfuehrer
Adolf Hitler today received the
new Japanese ambassador, General
Oshima, who presented his ere
dentials. Their meeting empha-
sized the solidarity of the anti
Domintern alliance, according to
authoritative political quarters.
Hitler also accepted the Gre
dentials of the new Belgian am
bassador, and formally received
the ministers of Manchukuo, AL
bania and the Dominican Re-
public,
The Washington times., 1938-11-21

Dies i'm II. Y.

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 G.N.S).
Leopold Godowsky, 68, noted
pianist and composer, died in
Lenox Hospital today. He had
undergone an operation recently.
Gdowsky, native of Russia,
studied in Berlin and Paris, and
made his first public appearance
at the age of nine. Thereafter,
he made extensive public tours.
international in scope.
He was a director of the Chi
cago Conservatory of Music from
1895 to 1900, and in 1909, was ap-
pointed by the Emperor Of Austria
as director of the Imperial Royal
MeiSterschule for Piano at the I'm
perial Royal Academy of Music in
Vienna.
The Washington times., 1938-11-21

Hurt most seriously was Ur.
ban Green, 38, of Wheeling,
motorman of one of the cars.
Little hope is held for his re
covery.
The crash occurred as the morn
ing rush to work in this industrial
section was getting under way.
Officials of the traction line in
Wheeling were unable to give any
explanation for the collision ex-
cept that heavy fog blanketed
the Ohio valley.
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
GOering Sets Up
Agency to Spur
Emigration

5 BERLIN, Nov. 81 G.N.SO.-Re-
doubling a campaign to induce
the Unitedstates and other foreign
countries to open their borders to
German Jews, the Essen National
Zeitung, organ of Field Marshal
Hermann Goering, today an
nounced that headquarters for
Jewish emigration would be estab-
lished in Berlin shortly.
The Vienna Emigration Office
has arranged for the departure Of
10000 Austrian Jews since it was
opened August %, and is now
handling 600 to TOO cases a day,
the newspaper said, adding:
1T is hoped that within four
or five years, not a single Jew
will be left in Austria"
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
IL I'M ured as Cars
Crash i'm Thick Fog

MARTINS FERRY, Ohio, Nov.
81 G.N.SO Two interurban cars,
running in a thick fog which OBJ
scured signals and headlights, col
lided headon at Yorkville today, in
juring II persons.
Residents of the village pulled
the injured ones from the cars be-
fore fire, which started immediate
ly after the crash, reached the pas.
sengers and motormen. Before am
balances arrived from this city,
Bellaire and Wheeling, w. Va, the
two cars were In flames.
The Washington times., 1938-11-21
Dominican
Envoy Named

DR.. Don Max Henriquez-U rena,
widely known author and diplo-
mat, has been appointed as the
new minister from the Dominican
Republic to the United States.
This word reached Washington
today coincidentally with the news
that Senior Don Andres de Paste
RIA, present Dominican minister,
has been ordered to a similar post
in London.
The new envoy is expected to
arrive here at the end of Deem
Der, a few days after Minister de
Pastoriza and his family leave for
England.
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