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that manufacturers became
afraid and they started building
up these huge inventories" he
explained, land the result was
that they we're caught with
these large inventories on their
hands when the buying power
went down"
Biggers also blamed a good part
of the recession on fears" basec
on experiences during the depres
sion of 1929.
Some of the present fear of
today reverts to 1929, when
many people failed to readjust
themselves and suffered the con-
sequences" he said.
WORK BEING SPREAD
Biggers recommended a TEN
porary Federal agency to coordi
nate relief policies and reemploy
ment programs, as he described
relief conditions and unemploy
ment.
Many manufacturers have beel
laying off employees because of tn
recession. he said, but added tina
in most cases they are trying Il
The Washington times., 1938-01-21
ParleVs Clear Air
Roosevelt Explains
President Clarifies Impressions Held By
Trade Leaders of His Intentions

QNS President Roosevelt declared today the series of
conferences he has been holding with business leaders have
cleared the atmosphere and been most helpful.
The Washington times., 1938-01-21
Rule Change Urged
In Senate to Force
Vote on Lynch Bill
BiIbO Holds Fort Against Ballot, Relieving
ELLender, on Floor Six Days
BY ARTHUR HACHTEN

NS) Demands for revision of the musty Senate rules Of
debate arose today as the buster against the anynchng bill
went into its thirteenth day with the of that bitter
The Washington times., 1938-01-21

The conflict embroiled Demo
cratic members with Representa-
tive Lamneck CD of Ohio, assail-
ing "a damned poor tax law" at
one point.
HITS TAX PLAN
Lane assai1ed a provision in the
subcommittee's tax report placing
a penalty on family or closely held
corporations earning more than
$4,000 a year and distributing
less than so per cent profits in
dividends.
His company, he said, which has
earned IS high as $167 900 a. year,
escaped part Of the undistributed
profits tax by issuing notes to
stockholders instead of declaring
dividends.
I'D like to know" inter
jected Representative Crowther
(R) of New York, "how closely
this resembles tax evasion"
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struggle still in doubt.
The drive for Qualification Of
the rules by action of the Senate
received the powerful backing of
Vice President Garner, who con-
tended there are many features
which should be revised in the in
terest of clarity and orderly pro-
cedure.
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RATEs By CARRIER IN WAsHISSoToN. D.
AND SUBURBS

RATES BY MAIL TOR VIRGINIA., Maryland.
WEST VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
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OTHER STATES. CANADA AND MExIco

AL MAn sUBsCRIPTToEs PAYABLE
IN ADVANCE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15

postmistra Jima Farley bylo
svad6no, re VIOLA zastupce tele-
fonem, ably hlasovali pro pre-
sidenta. PodsekretaT vnitra
Charles West z Ohio byl pode-
zTfvan, re sb1ra hlasy pc kori-
dorech a re Sc sam chlubil, re
ma jiz dvacet HAST v kapse,
Do toho chaosu pTisel kongres-
mix Fish, republican z New
Yorku s navrhem, ably Sc dunn
zastupcI usnesl, re je prot ire
tlmu term1nu kterehokoliv pre-
sidenta.
= Sidney Hillman, pfedse-
da krejcovske ,unie Amalga.
mated Clothing Workers of A
merica, prohlasil, re vlada mu
81 nadale utraceti co nejv1ce
penez pc tax dlouhou dobu, az
narodn1 dGchod dosahne vetsi
1rovne.
- President Roosevelt pro
klamacf urcuje den 1. MAZE "a
den detskeho zdrav1. Uvad1.
re zdrav1 d1tek je nejdGlezitej
81 pro bytf naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Kubikove odpustsny diva roxy
zalare.

Do Milwaukee, Wis, z Min
nesoty prijela Evelyna Kub1-
kova, 27 rokd stara. PTijela
re statnf trestnice v Shakopee,
Mimi, kde byla hlavni redak-
torkou veznicnlho casopisu
pro zeny, jez 81 tam odsluhuji
svGj trest.
Cekaly ma nj vlastne jeste til
frosty jednoleteho zalare "a
zlocin zfalsovan1 ciziho jme-
ma. Odsedela 81 vsak pouze je-
den rok, druhe diva rozsudky
soudce zrusil.
Kubfkova sc pri navratu roz
plakala a slibovala, re nikdy
vice Sc jiz neuchyli ma nepra-
YOU cestu.
V minnesotske veznici S Sha-
kopee odbyla 81 vlastne jiz
Az roku trestu, "a kterouzto
dobu pfisla k nalezitemu po-
znanf, re "zlocinnost Sc nevy-
placf". We SVEN posledn1m re-
dakcnfm clanku, otistenem We
veznicn1m casopisu, dosvedci-
la take pravdu tohoto tvrzen1.
Nyn1 Sc vrac1 ma "novou cestu''
do zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Vyroci.

V uplynulem tydnu pripa-
dalo pate vyrocf zakonite W.
roby a prodeje piva nahrazenf
prohibice likern1mi zakony.
V kongresu upozornil ma to-
to vyroc1 poslanec Cullen z
New Yorku, jenz roku 1888
pracoval ma predloze pro uza-
konenf vyroby piva a upozor-
nil Westinghouse statnfky, re
by NELL byti vdecni, re pivo pc
maha hraditi vladni vydaje.
Ia pet rokG pTinesla pivni dan
pokladne Spojenych StatI kol
jednoho bilionu dollarG a to v
nynejsf dobe, kdy jsou kazdo-
rocne utraceny biliony dollar1
ma vladn1 vydaje.
Nutno witt take v 1vahu
RUNE statn1 a m1stnf dane a IL
cense a ty 1hrnem jiste cinf O.
brovskou sunni. Pc zrusen1
prohibice kazdy stat a kazde
mesto a vesnice Sc snazily neco
uchvatiti z obnoveneho pivnf-
no a libernfho obchodu a to
tim sp1se, re nen1 jedine statni
a mu~nicipalnf vlady We Spo-
jenych Statech, jez by Sc ne
nalezala We financnf t1sni. Kaz
da hledala novy pramen pf1j-
MI a odvolan1 prohibice jim
pTiSlo jake dar S nebe.
Kazda statn1 a obecn1 spra-
va chtela co nejv1ce z likern1-
no obchodu vyteziti a nalozila
mu tolik DAM a licensf, CO jich
mGze unesti. Takova snaha o
zdanovanf piva a hostinskeho
obchodu musela pfirozene We
sti k otazce, nen1-li obchod
danemi pTetizen. Premrste-
ne dane poskozujf kazdy OBJ
chod a kazdy prGmysl a v TOM
to je pTicinou, re bootlegaTstvi
ktere kvetlo "a prohibice exis-
tuje dosud jak vladnf 1rady
svedcf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
SuSi i mokri zvitezili.

V Richland Center, Wiscon-
sin, navrh ma povolen1 piva v
osade byl pTi volbe porazen
1885 hlasy prot 979. Mesto
je jedinym prohibicnlm mis-
tenn v celem Wisconsin, cd ro-
ku 1888, kdy hostince a kra-
my obdrzely licence bez vefej-
neho hlasovanf. Nynf pr re-
ferednf volbe vyhrali susi.
- Volici v okresu Branch,
Michigan rozhodovali, zda-li
81 pref z1stat "mokT1" nebo
zavesti prohibici. Byl to prvni
okres v Michiganu, kde doslo
k teto volbe. Vysledek byl, re
pro podrzenf prodeje llhovin
hlasovalo 6,2O4, proti 1902
volicG.
- Obecni rada Niles Cen
ter rozhodla, re Sc taveren
jest ma malou obec prflis mno-
no. Jeden navrhl, ably necha-
ly sc vsechny taverny v existen
ci az Jim dojde zaplacena IL
cense a pax vydat novou pou-
re 35 tavernfk1m, kteff jsou
"nejhodnejsi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Dubnove boure.

BouTe pTenesla sc prave
pres Jill a stfedozapad, zenou-
CT sc severovychodne k Allan
tiku - nejhorsf We skutecnosti
duben v historic. CtyTicet osm
lidskych zivotG bylo utraceno
jake obeti povodnf, tornado a
blizzard1.
Sedesat ]inych osob Sc po-
hTeSuje V sesti statech, jez st1-
zeny byly strediskem kata-
strofaln1 bouTe, ktera prihnala
Sc cd plant Kanady a hnala Sc
k zalivu Mexickemu a opetne
zp6t. Vyrazila re severoza-
padu We stTedu, polozila po-
kryvku sn6hu a ledu pres Sc
vern1 centralnf staty cd Rocky
Mountains k 1dolf Ohio, pc t6
Sc obratila a We velkem polo
kruhu prehnala Sc pres jih.
Texas P nhandle zasazen
byl blizardem; vetry o s1le tor
NADIA smelly staty Alabama,
Louisiana a Mississippi; povod
ne zpdsobily velk6 skody v
Mississippi, Georgia, Alaba-
ma, Texas, Indiana a Illinois ;
s~evernejsf staty v regionu Vel
kych Jezer dostaly tezky sn1h
a pl1skanice: sn1h a dest pa
daily podel Atlantickeho po-
brez1.
Is osob zahynulo v Alaba-
ma, 10 v Indiana, 7 V Texas,
4 v Georgia, 3 Missouri a 1
v Iowa.
CtyTicet pet osob Sc pohre-
sovalo V zasnezenych kra-
j1ch Texas Panhandle. Devet
osob Sc pohfesovalo pri povod-
nj bl1ze Whitestone, Ga. Tisf-
ce osob vypuzeno bylo re
svych domovG povodnemi.
BouTe pTinesla dodatecny
snfh do statG Missouri, vychod-
nj Iowa., Illinois, Indiana, do
lejs1 Michigan a jihovychodni
Wisconsin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Odsouzena ma 495 let.

V Center, Texas, Lille May
Curtis, ktera zabila sest re
svych dewitt detf, kdyz spaly,
byla odsouzena do zalafe ma
495 let. Obdrzela SO let v pc
tt re sesti bod1 zaloby. Jeden
pfipad z1stal nezavreny.
Curtisova pred trent lety
zavrazdila sveho manzela, by
la odsouzena ma pet let, ale
rozsudek byl suspendovan z
toho d1vodu, re deti il potTe-
buj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Slovenska Iiga snemovati.

Xxx. Sized 81 kongres $50
venskej Ligy V Amerike" je
pTedsednictvem svolan ma dni
%. a 20. dubna t. r. do hotelu
Henry V Pittsburghu. Kongres
Dude zahajen 20. dubna.
Sve zastupce ma tento kon-
gres mali vyslati nejen okres-
nj a m1stn1 sbory Slovenske Lii
gy V Americe, nybrz i vsechny
slovenske organisace, casopi-
sy, osady a spolky, ktere jsou
cleny Ligy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Pomlazka.
Petr Bor:

Velkonoce prisly Ease,
jak sc jaro vraci zpet
a jak opet v cele krase
hled1 prvn1 kvety v svet.
Vykvetly a kvetou dale,
jak je lfba jara dech =
a "a chv1li nenadale
Dude listl ma stromech.
Pomlazka je take tady =
vidis kol mladeze tlum,
jak ten svatek vita vSady
az jde radost k nebesGm.
Veself jsou mladi, start,
neb vi: Lepsf Dude cas- -
nejen jaro v kalendafi,
i v pTfrode Dude zas!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15

% ZdUTdIll hdhOuShd udZlSClC-
kym Nemeckem podarilo uteci
do ciziny a dostati sc az do
Spoj. Stat1.
V rozmluve S novinaTi Kraus
projevil obavy o osud byvale-
no rakouskeho kanclere Kurta
Schuschnigga, ktery je nazis-
ty We V1dni veznen. Pravil, re
kdyby byl Schuschnigg zavraz
den, re Dude vedet, co ma mlu-
viii a delati. Jinak nema nyni
v 1myslu provadeti v Americe
nejakou akci proti nazistnm.
Kraus byl zatcen MAJESTY
hned pc "anslusu", avsak po-
darilo Sc mu z vezeni uteci.
Chtel Sc dostati do Ceskoslo-
venska, ale ma hranicfch no
tam nepustili. Obratil sc pro-
to ma druhou stranu a podaTi-
10 sc mu dostati Sc do Swear
ska, kde zfskal povoleni k pTf-
.jezdu do Spoj. StatG.
"Sschuschnigga zradili vSi-
chni, v jejichz patriotismus on
veril," pravil Krauss. "A ii Ii
de, kteri Hitlera We Vidni OBJ
skakovali, byli vetsinou Mem
ci pribylf z Rise a nikoli rodili
Rakusane."
"Hitler netouz1 pc valce, a.
lie chce zp1sobiti psychologist.
ky takove ovzdusf, ably 81 mo-
hi dovoliti jeste vetsf dobro-
druzstv1. Podnecuje no k to.
mu fakt, re demokracie jsoU
slabe a rozvracene."
Pc techto slovech otazali sc
|jej americt1 novinari, CO "a.
myslf v budoucnosti zde della.
ii, O cemz vSak on nechtel no.
WORTH.
V nedelnim hlasovani pro.
vadenem v Rakousku o otazce
pfipojenf tohoto ku Nemecke.
mu 80 procent obyvatelstvs
hlasovalo pro slouceni tohoto
S Nemeckem. Pro pripojen.
hlasovalo = jak prvnf zpravy
oznamily = 4,27O,517 a prot
1928 osob.
V Nemecku pro pfipojen
hlasovalo 44,528,752 a prot
44O, 917 osob. Pc oznamen
vysledku Hitler stole pred p1
noci u microphonu rekl: Ivy
sledek tohoto hlasovan1 pred
c1 vsechno me ocekavan1." III
dun v Rakousku nebylo dovo
leno hlasovati.
V rakouske armada edev
zdano bylo pro p%ripojen1 So,
872 HAST prot &c, kteTf hlaso
vail "Ne".
Hlasovanfm schvaleno pfi
potent Rakouska ku Nemeckl
a zvoleni zastupci do move r1s
ske rady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
PStiIety zastrelil dvouletou.

V Cheyenne, Wyoming, Geo.
Chichester, pet rokG starry,
kdyz Sc mu jeho mladsf ses-
tTicka smala, re nem1ze w.
stTeliti z porouchane vzducho-
We rucnice, wal nabitou kulov-
nici rae 20 a stiskl spoust.
Vypalenou kulf byla smrtelne
postfelena jeho 2leta sestricka
Donna May.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Polsky professor uvsznsn.

Stanislaus Cywinski, profe-
sor ma universite We Wilno, Cd
souzen byl v pondelf ma til ro-
ky do v6zeni, re urazil pamat-
ku zesnuleho marsala, Josepha
Pilsudski.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
Zabit ma cests domI.

Cesky student, Fl rok1 sta
ry Leonard Kosatka, pTisel o
zivot We srazce aut v Jackson,
Michigan, kdyz jel z Ann Ar
Dor do Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
z Kreiciho Taylor.

V Omaze, Nebraska, Robert
Krejc1, bankovnf 1Tedn1k, OBJ
drzel povoleni zmeniti 81 jme-
no ma Robert Taylor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-15
KRISE EVROPY.

Adolf Hitler ma VOleDn1 Schu-
ri v Celovci promluvil:
"M1j BOZ prot kapitalismu
trval patnact let, nez jsem Sc
konecne dostal k moci. Ia tn
dobu velmi zridka spal jsem
dive noci "a sebou ma stejne
posteli. Kdyby nekdo Sc mne
zeptal kde je mole rodna zem,
byval bych rekl, re vsude v
Nemecku.
Pc radu let byl jsem nej-
chudslm nemeckym obcanem,
bez domova, bez vlasti. Byla
to chudoba, jez mne ucinila
silnym.
V Nemecku je kazdy clovek
nazistou = tech nekolik, kteTi
stojf mimo stranu jsou bud 81
lenci a nebo idiot.
VykTiky "poveste Sschusch-
nigga" Sc ozvaly, kdyz Hitler
mluvil O Sschuschniggovi BY
valem rakouskem kanclari.
"Sschuschnigg je dosud pod
dozorem strait We Vldni," pra-
vii Hitler. "Mohu ujistiti svet,
re Sschuschnigg by jiz davno
NEIL, kdyby nebyl pod ochra-
nou strait"
Costa Hitlera re Styrskeho
Hradce do Celovce byla tri-
umfalni. Tis1ce RakusanG sta
10 podel trait ably no zdravilo
S .jasotem. V nekterych mis-
tech byly tax hustle zastupy,
re policie musela udelati po-
Tadek, ably Wax mohl volne
projfzdeti.
Kardinal Theodore Innitzer.
archbishop vfdensky, byl pri-
| jat kardinalem Eugenio Pacel-
linn We Vatikanu a pax pape-
zem Piem XI.
Kardinal prijel do Vatika-
nu, ably vysvetlil rakouske pc.
merry a r%ozhodnuti rakouskeho
kleru, re Sc prohlasil pro pri.
potent Rakouska k MAJESTIC.
kemu Nemecku.
Pc trflete pTestavce pfijel
n%avstivit Chicago riditel praz-
ske filialky United States
Lines E. HI. Pepper, ktery pTi.
vital sve pratele z pfeplavn1.
no obchodu ma vec1rku v Little
Bohemia. Krone ceskych kra-
.janskych zastupcI paropla.
vebnich spolecnostl dostavil sc
csl. konsul DR.. Karel Cerven.
ka a pfedseda Csl. Americkf
Obchodn1 Komory John Sokol
We SVEN proslovu projevil
Pepper presvedcen1, re v do.
hledne dobe k zadne valce Y
Europe nedojde. Tento MAJOR
podeprel dGvodem, re zadny z
evropskych statG nenf k valce
We skutecnosti pripraven.
Ma ceskych skolach We Vid.
nj Sc zacalo vyucovat. Obavy
re politicky pTevrat zasahne
ceske skoly 1bytkem zactva,se
zat1m nesplnily. Ma skolacl
Komenskeho, ma nichz je "a.
psano tfi tislce det1, neprisle
do Skoly prvni den vyucovan
jen 14S detf, to je necelych
procent, a to vetSinou z venko
va, kde Sc dosud neutiSilo roz
client. V1denske deti prisly
plnem poctu.
Ma Skolach Sc konaly tai
zvane apely Sc strucnymi pro
slovy o vyznamu udalosti "a
pf1tomnosti zastupcG videnskt
skolnl rady.
Vfdensky starosta, DIR. Neu
bacher, 81 pozval predaky ces
koslovenskych narodnlch org;
nisac1, pokud jsou rakosti stat
nj obcane. Chtel vedet, jakt
je stanovisko mensiny k hlaso
van1 10. dubna. DR.. Neuba
cher prohlasil, re novy rein
V Rakousku je ochoten da
mensinam moznost narodniht
/ kulturn1ho zivota. V zaverl
zadal, ably mu byly hlaseny n,
pflstojnosti a kTivdy, kter,
snad v nadmiTe horlivosti a
nepochopen1 veci zavini podri
zena m1sta.
Devlticlenna deputace, v nj;
byl zastoupen spolek Komen
sky, Ceske srdce, Mensinov:
rada, sokolska zupa, vzdela
vac1 kruh Maize nekdejsfcl
delnickych organisacf a 1stre
dl Baraku, od%evzdala prohla
Semi, re Cechoslovaci v Rakou
sku chtejf spojit lasku a yer
most k narodu a matefske rec
N low ill., L. -
Evening star., 1938-07-05
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
BY JOSEPH ]. FRISCH.

s. S. L.-Although it is not neces-
gary to follow wake or woke with up,
1t is usually used as an intensive; as,
Evening star., 1938-07-05
HUGHES AWAITS
WEATHER DATA
Arrives in New York From
California on Projected
Flight to Paris.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July s. Howard
Hughes, the lanky millionaire from
California, is in town wearing brown
felt hat which has seen better days,
and presently he Is going to fly to
Paris Just for the experience Of flying
to Paris.
Whether he will 60 on around the
world. he says. depends on how things
look when he gets to Europe.
For two years Mr.. Hughes has had
stores of gasoline buried at strategic
points on the globe for just such
flight.
Clothes Need Press.
Mr. Hughes drifted on to Floyd Ben
nett Airport in his two-motored trans
port ship last night after leisurely,
one-stop hop across the continent
from Burbank, Calf.
He needed shave and cheerfully
admitted it. Never one to make
sortorial display of himself, he wore
q gray business coat and dark blue
trousers which could have done very
nicely with a press.
Who was going to be captain of the
ship on the flight to Paris?
There won't be any chief" Mr..
Hughes said. Every man has his
own job, and each one of us is as
good as the other. The automatic
pilot will really do most of the flying"
An automatic pilot is a gyroscope
gadget, used on most commercial air
lines, to which Mr.. Hughes can turn
over control Of his $85,000 machine
when he wants to take rest. Four
men will accompany him, but Mr..
Hughes will be at the controls.
Drift Sight on Plane.
Just when he will leave New York
depends on North Atlantic weather
reports.
An experimenter and radio bug, Mr.
Hughes has equipped his plane with
a drift sight" for ocean navigation.
1t was invented by one of his navi-
gators, It. Hiram Thurlow, and has
specially made wireless apparatus
He talked with Honolulu on his trip
Sunday from Burbank to Wichita,
Kans
The ships interior already holds
some supplies, among them IS loaves
Of moisture-resisting bread.
Evening star., 1938-07-05

Army Cyclists to Vie.
Belgium's army officials have Of
ficially granted permission to army
motor cyclists to take part in sporting
events.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
PIMLICO OFFERS.
S 10000 RIG C S.
cap TOMORROW
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put on o splendid race yesterday
running the mile and 70 yards II
/ AZ rs, defeating Grass Cutter.
Among other contestants In the
Heiser will be w. L. Brann's Chal
ledon, Raj PARIS Hypocrite, Mrs
N. Rays RisSa, Dattner Stables
Chalphone and GuStave Rings
Lady Maryland.
j. B. (Jack) Skinner will ship
the good fencers, Prattler and Sea
Ted, to New York Saturday to
start in the United Hunt meeting
at Belmont Tuesday. Prattler will
go In the $2,500 Temple Gwath
ney Memorial, which will be run
over a distance Of two and one
half miles.
Among other timber toppers
leaving Maryland for the Belmont
Stakes will be Mrs. j. H. Whit
ney's Rocky Run in charge of
Dion Kerr and Ambrose Clark'S
Torturer, trained by H. Granger
Gather.
Mrs. John Bosley will ship
Snobby Scant and Last Chance
to run at this meeting, and these
two will be piloted by her son,
Jack.
I encountered P. F. (Lying Fitz)
Fitzgerald in the paddock at Pim-
lico yesterday, looking much dis
turbed about something. Upon in
quiry as to how things were 60
ing, he shook his head in despair
and replied: Very bad-very bad,
indeed"
On my second interrogation as
to the news Il having acquired
this habit very strongly since be-
coming q member Of a newspaper
staff, FitZ told me the distress
ing situation:
"The game is tough, all the
horse thieves have gone on re-
lief, and an honest man can't
make a living"
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NO. 1907 NEW JER'

STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NO. 1907 NEW JER-
SEY AVENUE, NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust
319 ct seq., Of the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the request
OF the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell. at public auction,
IL f front %Tc 9u Of the premises en- on TUESDAY
1898. AT TWo-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the following described land and premises
situate in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot 13 in C. r.
Richardson's subdivision of Square 507,
as per plat recorded in the office of the
Surveyor for the District of Columbia in
Liber 10 at folio 105. Subject to the
right of redemption by the maker of the
aforesaid deed of trust her heirs and as
signs within a period Of sixty days from
date of sale, not excluding Sundays and
holidays as provided in said deed of trust
TERMS OF SALE: (Subject to any and
al, liens created by conditional bills of
sale for heating and other equipment. if
any and overdue water rentals. All other
taxes and assessments adjusted to date of
transfer Of title.) One-third of the pur-
chase-money to be paid in cash, balance
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years. with interest at five per
centum per annum, payable semi annually.
from day of sale, secured by first deed
of trust upon the property sold. or all
Sasn. az the opoion OF the purchaser; A
time OF sale. All convey ancing, recording,
revenue stamps etc, at cost of purchaser
Terms of sale to be complied with within
ten days from expiration of redemption
period. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington.
D. c.
CHARLES A. JONES,
PAUL J. FRIZZELL,
oct26, 29, ,nov.1.4,7 Trustees.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Mrs. BeLbin'S S
Last Rites
Planned

Funeral services for Mrs. Gene
We've Terhune Belbin, who diec
suddenly yesterday at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Robert s
Thompson, 307 Taylor st. N. w.
will be held tomorrow at IL a. m
at the residence. The Rev. Reno
IS Harp, pastor of Trinity Episco
PAL Church, in Takoma Park, Md.
will officiate. Interment will be
ir. Loudoun Park Cemetery in Bal
t1more, Md.
Mrs. Belbin was born in Balti
more. Md, November 6, 1871, the
daughter of John Marshall Ter
hume, veteran sea captain, and
Mrs. Jane Dolores Cushley Ter
hume. She was educated in the
public schools of that city and ir
1892 was married to Frederick
William Belbin, a shipbuilder, who
died in Newport News, Va, in
1919.
Since her marriage until com
ing here three years ago to make
her home with her daughter, she
had resided in Newport News. She
was a member Of Council No. 27
Sons and Daughters of Liberty, oi
that city.
Three daughters, Mrs. Thomp
son and Miss Francis Belbin, oi
this city, and Mrs. Hugh Carr, oi
Clearmont Harbor, Miss, and a
son, Frederick William Belbin, o1
Hampton, Va, survive.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Cant Work TOday-I Lose My Pay
Lam E ACHING BACK

backache Mister-and If you want to
be on the job tomorrow-you need real
help-help that has often proven itself
REAL.
It's a good thing for you Mister and
for your wife's peace of mind-that help
is close at hand-right at your nearest
drugstore.
Send for a IS cent bottle of OMEGA
OIL now-even the name of this power
full enemy of back misery and distress
pain and aches should cheer you up.
Tell your wife to rub it in good-and
every time she rubs keep in mind that
good old penetrating medicated Omega
Oil has the effective stuff in 1t to do a
good job on any lame. painful. aching
back and do 1t thoroughly-35 cents
that's all
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
A. J. PALLANSCH
Will Be BURIED
IN CEDAR HILL
Rites for Attorney to Be
Held Tomorrow

Arthur J. Pallansch, an attorney
with the Veterans Administration
and prominently identified with
Catholic charities in the District
of Columbia, will be buried tomor
row with the final rites Of the
Catholic Church.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
at 9 a. m. in st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Fifth and H Streets
Northwest, by the Rev. John H.
zerhusen, assistant pastor. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.