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Evening star., 1938-05-20
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

IL orioles have the gift OF con-
n structing beautiful swinging
II bassinets for their babies. The
1 \ Arizona hooded oriole is no
exception. The favorite country OF
this bird is Mexico, though many come
north into the southwestern part OF
California, Southern Arizona and
Southwestern New Mexico.
Arizona's oriole is handsome bird
about eight inches long. The fore
head is an exquisite yellow. There is
a rounded outline of black on chin
and upper throat. The upper parts
are black; the outer webs of the
greater coverts are margined with
white. the primaries edged with gray
ish-white. The females crown, hind
neck, rump and upper tail-covertS and
tail are of yelloWish olive. The back
of the head is usually brownish-
gray.
The nest is what attracts the at
tention of every bird lover. 1t has,
like all oriole nurseries, lattice win
dow and a door that closes upon the
IllOpIlSI NIltll Sllt tlltSlS VIC O1lC-AOolil
apartment.
The site for the little dwelling is in
oaks. yuccas, fig or palm trees or
cactus, where it is as inaccessible as
possible. There is no telling what will
be woven into the nest. When pos
sible to do so, the builder selects ma
terial for the dwelling from the tree
or cactus upon which she is anchor
ing the swinging cradle. She selects
q fork formed of two stout twigs for
foundations. The fiber, string, bark
stripping and such strong ropes she
selects with care and fine consis-
tency for strength and length. After
she has wrapped her anchoring cords
about the slender twigs. she Weaves
skillfully in and out and with unmis-
taxable assurance the walls of the
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of their neighbors and relatives. the
old nest is never used again. If you
have the opportunity to find and re-
move one of these nests later in the
season, you will realize what mar
velous worker this bird is, her only
tools being her bill
There are from three to five pale
bluish-white eggs. with lovely brown
wreaths about the larger end. The
babies are rocked back and forth in
their penthouse. and when they are
ready to seek their fortunes. creep up
the woven walls of their home. Then
they sit in a branch nearby, to get
an idea of how the world really looks
without the obstruction of lattice
window.
(Copyrieht 193sD
Evening star., 1938-05-20
Natures Children
ArizOna's Hooded OriOle
(Icterus cucullatus).

prehensile nest. When she reaches
the wider part in which tie eggs will
be laid, she places her lattice win
dow. This is wider spaced weaving
of material and will admit fresh air
for herself and babies and will afford
the clever waiting mother fine view
of all that is going on about her.
So perfectly are the narrow hallway
and the room itself balanced that
when she enters with food or is COM
pleting the construction, the weight
of her body is sufficient to close the
upper edges which really form the
door. AS with orioles, like so many
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BARY CHICKS.

CHICKS+Special for 10 days. all breeds.
1OOG> blood tested. Reduced to S7.25 per
hundred. Beach's Hatchery. at Norbeck,
Md. Ashton 116-F-2l.
SPECIAL-BLOOD-TES
White Leghorns. Barred and White Rocks.
r. l. Reds 81 50: Leghorn CockerelS. 50,
per hundred VIM, James e. Son. 619 K
ST. NV. Met. OOSS.
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| uome ,mpRovEmEH1 COMPANIES


GEO. d. WILLS-1st-class brick garages.
Randolph 1850. eos
roofing materials exclusively; 3-year pay
AMERTGAN ;A5 If1h sf skESiRWSoFiNd W co CO, ihS 1MG
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Papering Porch Enclosures
Painting Plumbing
PlaStering Heating
Flooring Carpentry
Roofing Cement Work
General Repairs.
Store Fronts Speciality.
HOME MODERNIzING CO.. INC.
1920 Irving st. NV Adams 1000. 2Os
ATTENTION. HOME OWNERS!
Why not have cypress ~ &Wate,rIprooIf,ed5 .,Is I,e ]
AMERICAN RE;RooFiNd GO. INC.
MODERNIZE AND RENO
VATE YOUR HOME ON
FEDERAL HOUSING PLAN.
We Renovize Basement to Roof.
NO CASH DOWN,
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
FREE ESTIMATES.
Deal With a Reliable Firm.
We, Finance Where Others Don't.
Federal Contracting Co.,
913 New York Ave. NV,
NATL. 7416. NIGHT, RAN. OO33
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T1jN r ST NV.
NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS WITH
AMPLE FURNISHINGS IN PERFECT con
DITICN AND IMMACULATEIY CLEAN.
EXCELLENT FOOD PREPARED BY TIE
BEST TRAINED COOKS WORKING II
I0o'1 SANITARY SURROUNDINGS WIDE
PROMPT WATERS. ALL ROOMS WITH
CONTINENTAL PHONES. TRAY AND
You BUY SO MUCH IN WHOLESOME,
CONGENIAL AND COMFORTABLE LIV-
ING FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. A DIGNI-
FLED HOUSE WHERE YOU MAY LIVE A
MONTH OR YEARS AND ALWAYS BE
PROUD TO BRING OUR FRIENDS.
RATES, $40 TO S55 MONTHLY
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POULTRY 8 EGGS

5000 DAY-OLD AND STARTED CHICKS
White and Barred Rocks, Reds Hamp-
shireS, Leghorns. One grade-the best
j. B. Henry, phone Falls Church 34S.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

SODA AND sANDWICH NAN must know
SUMMER SUITS, ?. $40, Large commits; mi;
sion, bonus-overiding $40 weekly. 81
MARYLAND Bldg. 14l0 H St n W. 9-12,-
TAXI DRIVER. for late 81 Plymouth
middle-aged preferred. SIS 3rd ST. NV
WINDOW DECORATOR and card writer.
must have sufficient department store eX.
perience to plan modern displays; best OF
character references required. Splendid
opportunity offered j c. Penney Co.,
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. 46,
YOUNG MAN to assist food broker: should
have car: GOOD future for right party;
salary. S25 weekly; give age, eXperlence
references: gentiles only. Box l49-Z, Star.
YOUNG MAN. with car. for light delivery
304o 14th st. NV
YOUNG NAN with car, age 1879. to act
as chauffeur; steady employment; salary
Apply Metropolitan Motor Club, 4o2 sth
ne.
YOUNG MAN. ambitious. now employed
but dissatisfied TO train in spare time for
air conditioning and refrigeration. Local
evening classes not CORRESPONDENCE. Must
be mechanically inclined. Write Wash
conditioning school. Electric Refrigeration
Institute 1913" 14th St NV.
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS apply between
10 and IL a m. if you are interested in
earning $50 and UP per week. Do not
apply unless you are neat. aggressive and
al least u. Free classes daily for taxi
drivers Identification cards.
UNION TAXICAB ASSN,
Dy,l
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

copy WRITER for one of Washington S
larger speciality stores. Must be thoroughly
experienced in retail advertising. State
experience and salary received in former
position. Box Ask. Star.
LAUNDRY MARKERS, shirt operators and
f1nishers: experienced: excellent pay: steady
work. New Method Laundry, 1888 Bu-
chanan st. NV.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL, general housework. care of l child:
| stay nights or go home; references. 10
Dartmouth ave, College PIX. Md. Green
wood 2517-R.
board anc small salary in home of couple:
one eaSst Of family Box 41a.z. Star
WHITE WOMAN, settled, general, house.
small salary Columbia 9e79-M. 20.
WOMAN, white to do general housework
and care for child: mother employed: stay
nights; nights mus must have good references Box
WOMAN white between 25 and 40. to care
couple e.. Between ,an;,,., am and @:ao PSI. gm''
foreisn preferred, to DO general housework
xss vii ss0tnS ana ' eapaee Ss VIII eonsdes
References HNa prss' reaared Box sasnS. star D
YOUNG WOMAN (coloredD, thoroughly
exp; gen. hoIsework. cooking and launder-
nish Al reference Call Republic 0665. 22'
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT expert; books started kept
up. audited: tax. business aid; very rea-
sonable: references. Adams 9796.
APT MANAGER or hotel clerk; expert
out of city Box 374-x. Star.
AUTO MECHANIC. white, IL years exp.
all makes cars, trucks night or day work;
references. District 1905. 81
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT. thoroughly ex-
Box 2S4-T Star 20'
BoOKKEEPER, age 90. high school educa-
tion. grad. accounting school. Il years ex-
perience: desires position. Phone WiScon-
ENGINEER or maintenance man, power
plant or hotel. 80 years experience steam.
electricity and refrigeration own tools;
white. Box Att, Star. 2O'
NAN white; married strong. active neat
slres position, supt.. or MAINTENANCE "a
yrs. experience; best of refs. Box 396-X.
Star 22'
ArAssr Man wishes truck driving or delivsrles in
1861 21'
MAN--First-class painter and spray oper-
ator desires work; sober. willing worker
wants trial. Box 422-X, Star. 22'
MAN ,coloredl, wants work as janitor; well
experienced: handy with tools; good ref.
Call North 10l75.
MAN. colored. married, wants full or part
time chauffeur, houseman, can leave city;
reference. Emerson 2462. -----------------
PREsSER. experienced on any make ma
534S after pm.
YOUNG ITALIAN STUDENT wishes position
as tutor. Speaks Italian German. French.
Call DR.. Calzolari, Catholic University,
Decatur 526l.
YOUNG MAN colored. wants job as chaut-
feur or all-around man: out or IN town;
references. Met 9493.
YOUNG MAN. colored married. wants
job. experienced janitor. truck driver; ref
erences. Box 427-X. Star.
A NEWSPAPERMAN OF
Ten years experience as reporter and col
looking for worthwhile ASSIGNMENT. Box
3f3-X. Star o3s
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CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
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time, 23c line Observation-Disclosures SO
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Additional space pro rata.
Transient advertisements cash.
Claims for error must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wonted
Reduced Rate
8 lines 1 time, zoe line--------S 80
3 lines 2 times, 18c ine-------- LOB
3 lines 3 times, 15c hne-------- 1.35
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES--S1.25 per inser-
ton for 10 lines or less, 15c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those OF
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
GIRL, experienced in stenosraphic and
general office work with knowledge Of
German, desires position. Adams 06ob-W.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. white. will give
time free to learn homemade pastry cook
ing Box 415-X. Star.
NURSE trained for infants; German. long
exp; Sl5S20 week; city refs. Adams 162
NURSE, years exp; take any case. or
will take patient IN my home. Col.
1O0fS. 90
NURSE. French speaking, registrar and
hospital trained. desires work in doctor S
or dentist S Office or special nursing. Met.
$500. oOs
NURSERY GoVE2NESS. thoroughly .ex-
perienced. physical care: long and excellent
references. Georeia ni39 -.
REDHEAD. past 40 plenty of pep, likes
office work and Intervening people better
than housework. Not extra dumb. No
canvassing. Adams 2451.
RFFINED LADY with car. comranion to
lady. Mrs Cuttel, Line. s6ss-W
SECRETARY desires postion:. dictaIlon.
100: tvping. So. Box 4l2-Z. Star.
YOUNG LADY. attractive. would apprect-
ate a position in general office work; nave
very GOOD recommendatio from former
employer Call Metropolitan 4462.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE. wishes position as caretaker or
housekeeper: GOOD cook STAY nights; best
references. Met 3121, Margaret Davis.
GIRL, colored. part-time or days work.
Northeast section. Call North 63S9-W.
GIRL. colored married. wants work as
maid. Also girl for 3 days week: Doc or S
nurse. Child. At night. Call North 3319-W.
GIRL. colored. wishes work of any kind.
References. District 6562.
GIRL. colored. wants morning. part-time
work; ref. Phone Adams $3.50.
GIRL. colored. wishes part time evening
work: no Sundays. Call Potomac ofs2-J.
GIRL, colored wants lob OF nursing or
mothers helper. Call Columbia sls3.
GIRL colored, neat and reliable. wishes
dav's work or cleanins apartment. 1916
You st. NV.
HOUsEKEEPER. competent good cook:
German. age "a. FOR l person or small
family can do practical nursing; city rCfs,
$l5-SiS week Box 4SG-T, Star, 20
LADY. middc-agcd. white wants place
as compa mon. or employed couples horne;
no laundry capable. have had own home.
Box 4lG-X. Star.
WOMAN, colored. part-t1me work or days
work 12.., 7 St NV. Apt 200.
YOUNG WOMAN. wants work. cleaning
small apt. Saturday mornings: references.
Idell Spears. Apt. l0i. WhitelaW Hotel, ~
I st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

COUPLE desiring caretaker's position; ex-
cellent gardener and expert carpenter, ref
erences Write Box A1u-Z. Star.
COUPLE colored. wish Job as chauffeur or
or stay nights. James Rosin. Adams
Evening star., 1938-05-20
WANTED-WHITE ONLY.
SIX HONEST MEN


WANTED-WHITE ONLY.
SIX HONEST MEN
OF average ability, who want
work. Must be able to furnish
good character references and
ready to go to work Immediately.
Apply tonight, 7 o'clock; no other
time Factory branch employ
ment office, EOS Denrike Bldg,
1910 Vermont ave. NV. Bring
your wife, if possible, and be pre-
pared to stay until II o'clock.
AUTO statesmen. WE
CAN USE 2 WIDE-AWAKE
statesmen. AUTOMOBILE
EXPERIENCE HELPFUL
BUT NOT ESSENTIAL.
NEW AND USED CAR
FLOOR PLAY ON SAME LO-
CATION. HARD WORKERS
WILL RECEIVE THE BEST
COMMISSION AND BONUS
PROPOSITION IN THE
CITY. APPLY IN PERSON,
MR.. ROSENTHAL, SULLI-
VAN CHEVROLET, 460 N. Y.
AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1938-05-20

PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD N.W.-Ex-
cellent location; cool. attractive: complete
ly furn.; > exposures: Frlgidaire. elevator;
l. . and 3 rms, dressing rm., dinette,
kitchen. bath shower. Perm or transient.
Reasonable. Adams 1882 or Adams O1aS-J.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. Goth
and sts. n.w.-1 room. kit. bath. COM
pletely furn.. linens, silver. Frigidalre:
day. week. month. National 5425.
SOME FREE RENT-3 RM KIT. BATH
apt. nicely furn.: elec. re!g, linens, dishes.
silver: shower. Tel. Met. S13l till 8 m.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1851, 14O2 18th,
has cooks, mattresses, maids, nurses, g.h W.,
part time, day workers. housemen. 2O'
Evening star., 1938-05-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

621 N. JACKSON ST.. Arlington. Va,
Furnished room. next bath: new home; "
gentlemen or couple. Walnut 1yOs-J.
143 HUME AVE, Potomac. Val sleeping
room, next bath, garage; near bus; reason
ahle Phone Temple 1742-J.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
BOATS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BAY tJUMPING) MARE 6 yrs gentle, good
hunter, 1873 hands. thoroughbred; reason
able privately owned. Atlantic 634S. 22'
Evening star., 1938-05-20

54o5 CONN. AVE-JUNE I-sEPT. /:
attract. apt conn. furn.; or = bedrooms. ..
bath liv. rrl. Kit. Clev. f970 Ext. 81 !,
INzER 1895 lsth ST NV AND >
rms. newly dec: kit, bath; retg.. gas cleo.
Evening star., 1938-05-20

GIRL, general housework. care of / child:
| stay nights or go home; references. 10
Dartmouth ave, College PIX. Md. Green
Evening star., 1938-05-20
1853 18th NV. CORNER

J IT'I K ST. NV.
Desirable double and single rooms, W.
or without private bath.
District 100.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

Single. double rms. pvt mod b
shower. clean; beaut. new turn. UoHdcF
Evening star., 1938-05-20
RooMs WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMP WOMAN desires room and board:
S3b mo-; plain cooking close transporta-
ton; consider suburbs: ref. Box 424.A'
Star.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
WIRE FOX TERRIERS.
COMPLETE GROOMING. So.

Hand -piucked. bathed. nails clipped
called for and returned Adlea Kennels,
Mr. and Mrs S A. Woolner. Washington
Grove, Nd. Gaithersburg n.
Evening star., 1938-05-20
WESLEY HALL AND ANNEX,

Large. cool outside rooms. new fur
nishlngs. private and semi-private bath
switchboard service, billiards. pingponG.
Selectiye menus
Evening star., 1938-05-20
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
cluded; made like new In. finest tapestry
and, iriszstts; WeSk%fnFhig1 pA11N9, NsgaFsnteed. r
a5oe 14th 81. NV. COLUMBIA 1oi72.
Evening star., 1938-05-20

YOUNG TEACHER wishes furnished room
in Chevy Chase Md. convenient Wis. ave.
by Sept, 10th. Meals optional. Write par
ticulars Box 37-X. Star. 2222.
Evening star., 1938-05-20

LADY. employed. wants single room, board
= re6ned private home. District 0O62.
Evening star., 1938-05-20

ADDING MACHINES TSs,, BHrroughs fne ,, con-
NV. National 6O63.
ANTIQUES-SALE WAS POSTPONED ON
account of rain; big opportunity for all an
and glass will be sold at public auction
sale Friday May Goth. at Il am. lie
all day.. at Eli Alper Auction House. Rock
Vile Md. Big bargains for everybody.
Open for inspection all week. Rockville
Evening star., 1938-11-21

The tendency to take in more ter
ritory than is covered by any law and
to usurp the functions of Congress is
illustrated in the statement issued by
the department Immediately after
the consent DEGREES were filed at
South Bend in the auto finance
cases.
Now. the department has just
issued letter which, on its face,
is . denial of any purpose to re-
strict advertising, but a careful
reading Of the document will dis
close that there is no withdrawal
Of the pronouncement made in the
press release at South Bend on No.
vember 7.
Revived by Magazine.
The matter was revived by a trade
magazine known as Advertising and
Selling. which sought by letter to get
a clarification of Assistant Attorney
General Arnolds press release. In
reply Mr.. Arnold said in part:
The antitrust laws do not vest
IN the Department of Justice any
general jurisdiction over advertis-
ing. Nor has the department any in
tention by any means to seek to
regulate advertising"
But in the original statement the
department conceded that the anti
trust laws didn't cover advertising
Nor was anything said then either
about seeking to regulate" adver-
ticioo c11ch What tho oriri,,o IL
statement did say had reference to
the use of the capital resources of
a company for selling purposes, in
cluding advertising Here is the
exact language in the November 7
press release:
Monopoly is fostered when adver-
tising Is used to put competitors at
a disadvantage for the sole reason
that they do not have resources
sufficient to expend equally large
sums in advertising particular prod
ucts or the services Of particular
companies
No Money Regulation.
Now, as matter of. fact, the So
called consent decree" obtained
from the auto companies coincident
with the threat of pressing criminal
indictments does not seek to regu-
late the amounts Of money that may
be spent for advertising at all. but
merely insists that the auto manu-
facturers, in recommending finance
plans, shall advertise any or all
plans that meet a certain specified
code.
What was said in that press re-
lease. of course, was a precedent
In itself. For the department un-
dertook to announce what it would
or would not regard as monopoly
In the use of capital resources for
advertising and publicly interpreted
its own action as a step toward
restricting advertising to its proper
field-which is the promotion of
sales-and toward preventing its use
for the fostering Of monopoly and
monopolistic practices"
This, to be sure, doesn't regulate
advertising, but does regulate mo-
nopoly, and that's why a denial
such as was transmitted by the
Department of Justice to the maga-
Evening star., 1938-11-21

inkling from some fanatical Hit
lerite in Europe. indicating the
sort Of argument the Nazis are
likely to make in response to
American protests against their
maltreatment Of Jews and Cath
olics. Returning one OF these COL
umns published about month ago,
in which the writer ventured a
timely observation about the peace
OF Munich" the anonymous totai-
tarianite wrote across it, beneath
an unprintable epithet: You
id Yankees better clean your
own house first. How about your
lynching Of Negroes?"
This has long been a German
talking point against us. The an
swer, OF course, is simple. Lynch
ing is as brutal, lawless and unciv-
iNzed as NaN persecution and pill
lage Of the Jews. But the difference
is that lynching over here is neither
Government-inspired nor Govern
ment-protected, while oppression Of
the Jews, Catholics and other mi
norities in Germany is both gov
ernment-inspired and government
protected. Washingtonians familiar
with stock NaZi indictments of our
brand of Kultur expect Hitler to
rant about determinations under
which certain racial minorities in
the United States have been known
to suffer. The Fuehrer has prob
ably heard about some American
clubs. schools. colleges, hospitals,
apartment houses. hotels or ire
stricted" residential areas, which
have enforced various limitations.
But here, again. the reply is that
these isolated instances of prejudice
and intolerance are no part of Gov
ernment policy. but merely express
sions Of peripatetic bigotry, which
seldom have even local community
support. Members of American
racial groups may be excluded from
different privileges hither and yon,
for one reason or another. but for
every Catholic, Jew or Negro barred
from this, that or the other thing
In our country, there's always some
distinguished representative of his
particular clan in places of emf
nence and distinction in the state.
The Ku Klux Klan is discredited to
the point Of its virtual disappear
ance; its vari-colored beshirted imi-
tators are articulate. but harmless.
For example, the Cardozo vacancy
on the Supreme Court bench is al
most certain presently to be filled
by either a Catholic or a Jew. In
one case or the other. the new ap-
pointment would leave two Cath
olics or two Jews on our highest
tribunal. A Catholic and a Jew sit
In the Presidents cabinet. Cath
olics. Jews and a Negro have been
reelected to the incoming Congress
Negro Mitchell. Democrat, of Illi-
nois, sent back for a third term in
the House. A Negro Judge sits on
Evening star., 1938-11-21

zine Advertising and Selling does
not 60 to the heart of the matter.
The department is seeking Grim
inal indictments in many different
fields of business.
To understand how voluntary"
all this is, one has to note that
conferences were held almost daily
between those under indictment in
the auto finance cases and the De-
partment of Justice officials. Like
wise, the department regularly con-
suited the complainants-the small
finance companies. When the
negotiation was concluded, the de-
partment announced proudly 1t had
done much for the small finance
companies and added this formal
word:
THE independent finance COM
panies who are not parties to this
suit are not bound by these adver-
tising provisions of the DEGREES.
They may have all of the ad-
vantages without incurring any Of
the burdens. No restriction Is i'm
posed on their own advertising"
II the antitrust laws are made
Evening star., 1938-11-21


peoples as accurately as Sven Hedin
or Sir Henry M. Stanley.
Since the Nazi accession to power,
German Ambassadors to Washing
ton have had difficult assignments.
DR.. Hans Luther. an easy-going old
timer Of the German diplomatic
service, not a member of the Nazi
party, was bounced early last year
because he had failed to chasten
and admonish this nation properly.
Ambassador Dieckhoff has been,
alert and diligent In setting us
right, and he has done 1t tactfully,
too.
In interviews, official statements,
public addresses and comment TO
ship news reporters. he has usn-
cred Germany into the world broth
erhood Of peace-loving nations. It
has no plans for conquest; 1t is the
land of true democracy, and Of
abundance; there Is no class or
race discrimination; If there is such
an organization as the Nazi Bund
in this country, it has no sanction
from the German government; in
Germany, there is sweetness and
light.
But, for some reason, there still
seems to be misunderstanding, and
DR.. Dieckhof Is called home to
tell the Nazis why. Again. he should
be able to give them quite a con-
siderable earful. He is fluent and
articulate in several languages, edu-
Gated in law and the humanities-
at the Universities of Strassburg,
Lausanne, oxford, Munich and Ber-
lin, a veteran Of the diplomatic
service. He was Counsellor Of the
Washington Embassy from 1922 to
1925.
Not a member of the Nazi party.
he is capable of observation, and, no
doubt, judgment. He arrived in
Washington In May, 1887, and has
been in this country many times.
There seems no doubt that the
Nazis will learn much about our
strange attitude" If they really
want to know.
Evening star., 1938-11-21

Of the q nit e d
s t a t e S, In ac-
cordanoe with
their expressed
desires, as they
order him home.
While he is q
brother In law
Of the insular.
and hard boiled
J o a c h i'm Won
Ribbentrop, Dr.
D | e c khon has
Travelled widely
and read many
b ks and no
doubt can de-,