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PAETTEs FOR BABooNs

LONDON. - Secretary Julian
Huxley Of the London Zoo receIv-
ed . letter from . Womza offer
ing - knit protective pznties for
the balloons because TIE sunshine
made tne roeks on Monkey ElII-
50 hot thzt the baboonS were
Badly sco-che6-
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1935-Died, at Tyler. Tex. a
man who had been declared dead
five days previously: an adrena-
lin injection IN his heart after de
clared dead, revived hearts
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Income taxes have risen from
10 10 40 percent in twenty-five
years as source of United States
revenue, Magill tells bar group.
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beating in five minutes and kept
alive IN oxygen tent for five davs
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1913-16th Amendment = In
come Tax-prOclaimed ratified.
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TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES


iT46-Chsrles Pinckney. South
Carolina soldier Of the RevolU-
ton. q Constitution Trainer. diplo-
mat. born al Charleston Died
Aug. i6, 1928,
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Today In History

1779-VincenneS, Ind, taken by
Americans under Col. George R.
Clark. in War of the Revolution,
after heroic and historic march,
opening up the great Northwest
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beng given And collections went
up about - percent he sid.
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thor Of naval books. born al Port
land. Me Died Mar :. 1885
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lSS9-John Burke. North Da-
kota juriSi- born a. Sigouruey.
Iowa Died Nav Il. 1851.
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1791-Act of Congress incor-
poFated the Bank of the United
States, a national bank. under q
twenty-year charter.
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lS40-Henry " Oliver. Pitts
buTgh'S noted iron master and
railroad builder. born n Ireland
Died Feb. s. 1904
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lsl6-Parke GodWIn. noted
New York CITY editor. author.
hiogrspher and historian. born At
Paterson. n J Died Jan. I. 1904
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lSl6-George H Preble. noted
naval officer IN the generation be
fore and after the Civil War, au-
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ISSl-Jane G Austin MsSss-
chuSetts novelist. born al WorceS-
ter. Mass. Died March 80. 1891
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19O1-U- S Steel Company in
cOrporated.
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1836-Samuel Colt, of Ware
Mass. then in his 21st year, re-
ceived his first revolver patent.
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1820-Maine. then part of Mas
SachusettS. having voted on sep
aration IN popular election. was
so separated by Massachusetts,
Observation-Disclosures as a State
in March.
Evening star., 1938-03-28
Coal Consumer Counsel ShO,us
Way To Governmental Economy
Carson Win Turn Back
$4,000 Of Unused
ApprOpri0tiOn.
By PAULINE FREDERICK.

Copyright, 1898, bv tn. North American
Newspaper Alliance, JncJ
Found: In the amazing maze OF
Washingtons official spending, where
items range from senatorial mineral
water to iunkets to Europe, a man
who is seriously trying to save Uncle
Sam some money--and has succeeded
to the extent Of at least $50, 900. And
the reward he is getting in certain high
places is a charge of "niggardliness!
When John Carson. former news
paper man and One-time secretary TO
the late Senator Couzens, took over
last MAY the job of consumers coun-
sci, independent agent to participate
from the consumers angle with the
Bituminous Coal Commission in regu-
lation of the industry, his Irish blood
had been up for some time.
1t was shame, he thought, the way
some persons in Government kept
their fingers spread wide apart when
handling the public's money. He had
made up his mind that, if he ever
were placed in responsible position,
be would put one of his long cherished
| theories into practice-that you ought
! to handle Government money as care
| fully as you do your own.
viii Turn Back $50. 200.
Now he has tried 1t in his own
| organization. AS result at the end Of
his first fiscal year, June 80 next, he
! will turn back TO the Treasury at least
$50 600 of unexpended funds, or one
sixth of the original appropriation OF
! $500 900.
! Sitting in his plainly furnished Office,
/ Mr.. Carson looks like newspaper
man absorbed in meeting desdline
He has frank way of expressing him.
/ self--no fuss and feathers. When you
try to get at the philosophy of public
| trllstAeship by which he appears to
operate. Judging from his budget bal
ance. this is what he saws:
There is always danger that We
| shall forget our responsibilities as
| trustees for other peoples money We
! should be more scrnpnIous about
/ spending Government MONEY than we
pould DE about spending our own
money"
| When Won Try 10 find ont how he has
| carried this ides ont IN his division
YOU have to get il from works rather
| than words He won't talk about his
own accomplishments. and he believes
Government 0ff7cjalx ShO,lId Sh,o the
spotlight.
Built From Ground Up.
When he took over his Office on au-
pontment by the President. he had 10
| start building an orgs nization VIZ
tually from the ground up. How much
money would be needed 10 protect the
interest Of the coal consumer was
! the subject ot wide estimation There
/ were those who Judged that sl.5Oo..
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900 might be adequate. Congress sp-
propristed 100000.

900 might be adequate. Congress sp-
propristed 100000.
When Mr.. Carson assembled his
staff he proceeded TO set an example
When aides estimated that the fur
nishings for his Office would cost
around 5000 il the schedule with the
Government contractor were adhered
to. he protested vigorously. He found
$500 could be saved on this one item
alone by buying on the open market,
and so informed the Interior Depart
ment, through which the furnishings
had to be ordered. When he wants
purely personal items for his Office,
such BIS water jug, he pays for it out
of his own pocket instead OF Uncle
Sans
When he planned 10 60 to New York
OH business trip, an aloe purchased
the usual Pullman ticket, but Mr..
Carson ordered it returned and rode
day coach. That accounts for the
fact that 50 manv members OF MS or
ganiaation making three or four-hour
business trips rarely ride Pullman.
Mr.. Carson doesn't say they can't
He just tells them 10 DO what they
Evening star., 1938-03-28

would do # they were spending their
own money.
Likewise, employees on business trips
aren't allotted the maximum per diem
Of s. indiscriminately. Each trip
Ia figured out for the probable cost
to the employe and his expense allow
snce is allotted accordingly.
Careful With Pamphlets.
Mr.. Carson refuses TO approve large
orders Of pamphlets for free distribu-
tion until he knows something of the
size OF the demand for them, and then
he usually suggests that a small price
be asked to cover the cost of printing
A Hoosjer by birth, Mr.. Carson early
in life lived in very modest circum-
stances, and had drilled into him the
sacredness OF other peoples property
AS a newspaper man che was with
Indianapolis, st. Louis and Baltimore
papers, usually in the Washington
CAicesJ. he made careful observations
about the working man and his con.
ditiOns, as well as the way public
money was spent in Washington
Evening star., 1938-03-28
Don't Neglect
Your Chid's Cold

Don't let chest colds or croupy coughs 70
untreated Rub Childrens Musterole on
chlld's throat and chest at once. This
r,lder form o. regular Musterole pens-
trares. warns. ard stimulates local circu.
Isticr. Floods the bronchial tubes with
It's soothing. relieving vapors MusteTole
brings r.liee naturally because its q
"eonnter-irritant"--NO Just salye. Rec
commended by many doctors and nurses.
Three strengths: REGULAR. Children's
(mild). and Extra StronS.
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in the States too, And Tea ia ono
beverage that helps me ~elaz end
invites sound, restful sleep."
0s N~t>~@4
Roy Chapman A pdyeus
Try Tea see if it doesn't brac.
and stimulate your mental ana
physical powers. You'll like Teas
favor, too. It's delicious,
For real favor and vitalizing
effect, remember that good Tea
(Orange Pekoe and pekoel comes
from India, CeyIon, and Java
sumatra. These good black Te.sare
especially suited to the American
taste. For economy and full enjoy
ment, buy quality Tea.
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the privations Of the desert, and
OF the Arctic, too . where men
must keep their vitality up to
high level. Tea is always an impor-
tsnt item with us good black
Tea that picks = man up mentally
and physically. l drink Tea regu-
larly for vitality when Pm at home
Evening star., 1938-03-28

Benjamin Franklin, statesman. Sci
enlist and diplomat, considered him.
self first OF all 8 printer In begin
ming his will he wrote: Il, Benjamin
Franklin. printer ."
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JUDGE ULMAN SPEAKER
BEFORE CRIME CLINIC
DR.. w. Frank Penn tn BE Among
Panel Mem bers in Discussion

HuNi rnpn Ders n DSrOsS10 m
Tomorrow Evening.
DR.. Joseph N. rlman, member ef
the Maryland Supreme Court ~ Bal
timore. will speak on "A Juda. T,k.s
the Stand" at the crime clinic sror-
sored by the Institute n, Crim,ns,
Science at $50 pm. tomorrow at tn.
Friends Meeting House. 2ifI Florida
avenue NV.
Leading the panel discussion will he
DR.. w. Frank Penn. chairman of the
Conference of uperintendents Of
Training Schools; Calvin Derrick, s,I-
perintendent Of the New Jersey State
Home for Boys, and G. Rowland Shav,
chairman Of the Division Of Foreie en
Service Personnel of the Stats DE-
partment.
A motion picture depicting actlv,t,f'
At the Berkshire Bows Farm IN North
ern New York State will % shown.
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Want MORE VITALITY? DO What
ROY CHAPMAN ANDREWS DID

Roy Chapman
A n d re W S ,
famed explorer
of Al ic
wastes and the
deserts Of Asia,
says: Il have
led expeditions
to many Of the
far places of
the earth. I
have known
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A COW shed YVES recentlv converted
into theater In small English tow,
Evening star., 1938-03-28

Graceful Grecian type reeded pedestal
supports an 18-inch (diameter bird
bath. Overall height Is rs inches.
Sturdily constructed of pottery in nat
ural finish. Telephone your order
now.
Cksss Fifth Ftoer
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

THEARIE APT.-BEDROOM. LIVING
room, kitchen, bath; nicely furnished;
Frigidaire. lights and Gas included; $49. so.
Apt. z. 2l22 st. NV. 2Se
K, b., $50, $35, $40: / rm. Ink, S25.
For information. Emerson 2574.
bl25 N. H. AVE. NV ROOMS, KTTCH-
en- and bath; sas light. heat and phone
included: on bus line.
SUBLEr / ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH NEAR
Dupont Circle: $40. 2147 o st. NV, Apt.
JOB.
TILDEN GARDENS, 1920 TTLDEN ST,
Apt. 3O1-7 rms, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths: 3
park; completely furnished Emerson 1855.
1896 w ST NV. APT 23-Bedrm. living
rm., kit, bath; new furniture and Frigid-
aire; unlimited phone; $47.5O. Dup. 4451 .
1899 w ST. APT 23-YOUNG LADY
rms. kitchen and bath apt; privileges.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED IN NEARBY MARYLAND OR
virginia, good room and board for q
settled lady; pleasant surroundings and
modern improvements essential Write
stating conditions and terms Box SO-E
STAR,
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CHEVY CHASE Comfortably furnished
private bath Wis. 494l "a'
400 LEE BLVD. mot Lee highway)-Brieht
corner room furnished private bath: new
home: breakfast optional. Phone Falls
Church 1913. oS'
1925 "3rd RID. NORTH Arl-Furn.. /
bus zone
ARLINGTON. VA. 922 North Ivy St
unfur. Ink. rooms; large closets. sink;
conven: stores. buses. everything incl;
$50. Walnut 22O1.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
BUY AS GOOD INVESTMENT OR OCCUPY
for only $40 monthly: 4 rooms reception
hall bath. laundry locker room: spacious
grounds: cool: restricted: owner leaving
town. Bareain. Georgia 2756.
LESS THAN RENT, AND YOU OWN IT.
Bedrm.. liv. rm, din. rm., kit. bath:
down payment: monthly rate covers ali
charges and curtail. Box Isle, Star.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
(Continued)
TALK OF THE TOWN.
LOW CUT RENTS.
MODERN. DOWNTOWN

Choice suite in hreproof bldg: switch-
board. elevator service: FREE refriser-
alton; LARGE center foyer: CORNER living
hnements; S55. Larse living room. bath
kit. $3S. Bachelor apt, $40 Also furn.
1880 r st. NV DUPONT $500
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ROOMS WAN
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SETTLED WOMAN, employed wants large
unfurnished room. Ink. SIS: in private
family Box l4i-E Star 80
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APARTMENTS WANTED,

BY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WITH
He three shdren ta4 ages B. e To-
or anywhere. Box 145-E. Star. 2s'
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND PRIVATE
bath. three blocks from grade school. now
or Sept. 18th. Box BE Star. !S'
UNFURN.. , RMS. KIT. BATH. INCL.
not over so month. Dupont SlS4.
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LIVING
COMFORTABLY?

WE OFFER CLEAN. COOL WELL
FURNISHED ROOMS. SWITCHBOARD
LAUNDRY AND TRAY SERVICE Flee
TRIO VENTILATION IN DINING ROOMS;
GOOD MEALS. SUPERVISED BY EXPERT
D1ETITIAN. COUNTRY CLUB FACILITIES
SWIMMING POOL. SINGLES. DOUBLES
$40 to S55 PER MONTH
WALBRIDGE HOUSE.
D CT Al w
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FLATS FOR RENT.

THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a., bath, with screened
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A GRAND LOCATION.
VIEW OVER ROCK CREEK

CONN. AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
CHOICE 4-RM. APT, S55; RMS. S76
3 RMS, KIT. FURN. S75.
Exclusive. modern fireproof bldg: ele-
vator. secretarial phone service: large
rooms. mirror doors: 3 exposures 2O7O
Belmont rd.. corner Conn. ave. Pot. bOS3
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

;35 JOHNSON AVE. HYATTs.. MD
bath. Adults only. Delightful location.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH. $50 AND
$31 80 mo. Bus and car service. Inquire
1902 Lee hwy. Apt. No. !.
ALL MODERN ROOMS, BATH. FUR
nished: $50 per mo. 203 Ienox ave. Col
mar Manor. Brentwood, Md.
UNFURNIsHED-2 ROOMS ,DINETTE
sos NJ Irving ST.. Arlington. Va.
Unfurn; rooms and bath, h.-w.h.; ne near
bus and schools. go
WOODBRIDGE LARGE. FRONT. BED
Frsidaire; Sfs'li sao. BIZ Newton St. ne ne.
FURNISHED APT.-3 ROOMS, BATH;
s. fs ,a Das D ssbs Slssps pVrssh sR oil
NEARBY vA.-NEwLY DEC. RIM,
dressing closet, kit. dinette; pvt. bath:
refs; ra tqrn Or sPoS Snfurn. 1923 N, Stafford
NEW 4 ROOMS AND BATH. AUTOMATIC
heat. electric kitchen; on bus line; shady
s%ni somery ssss0Fs sSe' Rocfaie XVIII Md 'o '"
untarn afsa lssh sn X AFalhcron sa9s sn vA pvt
entrance and porch, oil heat; reas. 2s'
SEAT PLEASANT. MD, 10 CARMODY HILL
drive-New: . rooms. kitchen. bath. un-
furnished; with h.-w.h. range. Frieidaire.
UNFURN1sHED; ROOMS, KITCHEN,
private bath; elec: refrigeration; garage:
gNEgRN1sFsR5 dI.,, I1vENG ROOM
blvd. Clarendon. walnut 74ssA
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ROOMS WITH RnApn

l4Ol ] 9Th N.W.-Attrac. furnished front
basement studio for . or 3: private bath
and entrance; phone; excellent meals;
parking.
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1897 PARK RD W-Attractive corner
room, Beautyrest mattress; running water;
near cars: also small room with south
sleeping porch Col. l0321.
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.

1869 COLUMBIA RID, Apt. 3O6-Girls
room in modern apt; furnished to ST
kit. priv. opt.
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34O5 LOWELL ST, mr. Cathedral-Well-
furnished rm exclusive use of bath: own
er's pvt home: gentleman only: S25 mo
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CHEVY CHASE-Desirable room private
shower bath; quiet home; conV. to transp.
Evening star., 1938-08-27

SETTLED LADY wants to rent to lady,
preferably employed. large. nicely fur
nished room in apartment, next bath: ex-
cellent neiehborhood. Box 169-E. Star. rs.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10th st. NV
Front studio, single or double; so. ,ex.;
open fireplace; also studio room to share
nv vounu 1ady shower -
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l436 w ST NV. Apt 23-Attractively
furn rm, large closet, shower, phone;
honey atmosphere: $50 Dupont 445l.
1926 MONROE ST N.W.-Large, attrac,,
tive front room, also smaller room: second
floor; nr. cars. bus reasonable. Column
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Single room: home
of adults; near buses; garage; gentleman
only S15 mo Cley. 6:}3
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STERLING, 40 18th NE.
:, Very reasonable 2 r. k. and b.; modern
LEONMOR, 2100 N NV.
2 R.. K and B.; Downtown; S4b.
w. P. LOCKWOOD, 1910 NV. 2se
1901 B ST. NE.
Bedroom living room. dinette, kitchen.
and janitor service furnished: S495o.
4816 3rd ST. NV.
Bedroom living. ROOM dinette. kitchen,
and janitor service furnished; S49.50.
307 DECATUR ST. NV.
Bedroom. living room. dinette, kitchen.
bath and screened porch: heat, hot water
and janitor service furnished S4o5O.
525 PEABODY ST. NV.
.,t1S., Two BED eedrSoms cons LIVING room dnetts
119 CONCORD AVE. NV.
bath; 3 exposures; S55.
601 PARK RD. NV.
One bedroom. living room. kitchen bath;
resident manager on premises S45,
240 HAMILTON ST. NV.
z bedrooms; Lying room. dinette. kitchen
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 st. NV. District 1918.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhEuR.

ATTRACTIVE APTS.. HIGH-CI.ASS NEIGH
bofhoods: some furnished Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
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det. home: 3 fkpos,. south east north "
closets; well furn: inner spring mattress
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GEORGETOWN. 3030 Cambridge ,pl. NV.
Large front room, twin beds, adj. bath,
shower, c.hw. Dupont 635l. Gentleman.
ROOM, private bath. new house. bus at
corner Also single room. No other room
erS Emerson 1905
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,l4 Randolph st. NV
I'd rooms with a private
1 4 q OnA
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1NzER. 1898 18th ST. .NW.-l AND
incl. in rent; S42.6O UP. Res. mgr. 2O2:
PMAFc.s sna -, SCOT Key E0o AT Hq ;S sS.n
dses iarn non nen s.,isn. sssls s4ss 4ss.d.lIe:
2o2 9th ST. s.E.-LGE. ROOM AND
nisshen' newly decorated. completely fur
2410 NORTH, CAPITOL ST. ROOMS.
ator, garage. Dupont 1908. go.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RID. N.w.-Ex-
tellept eel LEGATION 3 large: attractive rooms,
spacious dressing room. ali opening on
d,rse;,x large; long halI making Kit: and bath u,
F1sdars same Adams as?a' s sS co sola5
WYATT APIS. 1920 GA. AVE-L1v. R..
Ssdrm Ssdrms K K dim dn B. s. ss 49, 1!so aso TX iss T.
nette; completely S furnished. linens. dishes:
twin beds. innerspring mattresses. Gas.
Sss'Hs $780, and ess%Sa !ssnaa'
THE SANTA ROSA - ATTRACTIvELY =
furnished furnished housekeeping apt, rooms.
fence. III" 18th st. NV.
tractively furnished !, rms kit. bath;
Frieidaire: adults. Columbia 23o7.
81 WEEK-3a2 ST. s.E.-ATTRAcTIvE
apt; apt; in private home; convenient trans
ia b349 PA PARK RID. NV RMS, KIT.
service. One complete floor Gentiles only.
DELIGHTFUL 4-RooM, BATH STUDIO
private entrance: bus: S45. shep 45O4
2l2o P ST. NV, THE CHARLOTTE
Nicely furnished studio room. kitchen with
Frigidaire; Ind f.; 5000 week.
S35 MONTHLY. RMS, BATH; FREE
ss dishes utensils nicely
cious lawns S sSS. Snfurn: ufa near ere GOVT. spa
depts. Call between S-1I am. or 81 pm
:l2o H st. NV.
THEARLE APTs. a1ea p ST. N.W,-AT-
bath with shower Frisidaire; rear porch.
1904 c ST. NE.--LARGE FRONT ROOM
and kitchen newly decorated, completely
furn.; reasonable.
1913 CALVERT ST; N.W:-ATTRAcT1vE
gas. cleo; clean. comfortable.
DUPONT C1RcLE-sTUDIo ROOM AND
kitchenette, for :, refined. employed per-
sons; $50. l163 st. NV.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES ANOTHER TO
Em5ssss faaps esa9!fuy Go sss furnished cool apt
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.. 1918 MILITARY
rd.-Living room. bedroom kitchen and
bath. completely furnished; $40 including
electric refrigeration and private phone.
ARLINGTON" R.. K. B.. OIL. HEAT,
Incl. gas, elec., gar. walnut s43a. F'''
NICELY FURNISHED. ! ROOM. KITCH-
enette. pvt. bath. Adults. Heat. light.
gas. Near cars and bus. 141S Crittenden
st. NV.
1927 PARK RID. NV. w.-ATTRACT1vE,
vine covered brick cottage. on grounds
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YARDLEY's BATH DUsTlNG POWDER
for an exquisite finishing touch. Com
plete with puff Sl.35
YARDLEY's ENGLISH COMPLEXION
POWDER (for dry skins)-YARDIEY's
ENGLISH LAVENDER POWDER (for nor
NAL skins) I shades. Each box, Sr.Io
~, is suggested for brilliant occasions
Evening star., 1938-06-05

YARDLEY's LAvENpoMEAL-a lovely
mixture Of softening ingredients to
make summer baths soothing, fra
grant and Embarrassing SI.lo
YARDrEY'S BATH SALT CRYSTALS
one of the worlds most famous lux
ury rites. SI.io to. $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
NAACP PROBES
2 LY NCHIN e
Both Men Lynched In
Mississippi

>sz York The National Assc-
aation for The Advancement q
Colorsd People il conducting al
Investigation into me death OF
claude Banks who died a. ths
hands Of mob conprisirg fs:y
~ bites IN Canton Miss ne night
o, July p officials o. he Assc-
tis,,on said here Friday
According 20 an associated press
.'orv. which quotes MAYOR c y.
Harris. Of Canton. Blanks. sud.
oerly Hnding his motor car iur-
rounded ~ posse uas she, snd
killed when he made a dash 70 &C..
cur 0. The way A companion
Of Banks according 10 he story.
was isiled
The mob vas hunting suspects
IN the killing % o. 3. McAdsns
~hiie o. Brandon Miss. The dis
patch said The Association is also
i.ves'igaiing The recent lyncaIns
o. Tom Green, 4s-yesr-old black
smith a. Rolling Fork. Miss.
"A coLoREp JrpeE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06

TT ru "cnpiete and
u Of
disseminated Aso that iu.endsd m Mhs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
Dramatist Will
Be Presented In
Van Dykes Play

Olive Gentry celebrated drama
,;s, will Be presented in the mid
summer musicale at Ebeneser AMI
church sunday night, August l.
TIE program is scheduled TO starr
IS
Miss Gentry will dramatic tie
immortal play The Lost Word +
rs Van Dyke The mass choir. d.
rectee by Dolly Brown. will furn-
ish The musical background
The Rev. George ". Baber is
pastor Of Ebeneser church. Miss
Brown is chairman Of the music
committee.
"A ooLoREp JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
\ BELL Telephone COMPANY FOR $500. 600
Sentenced To Chair For Forcing
Two Daughters Into Sex Orgies

Tyler. Tex.-fA>P)-In one OF
the most sensational cases ever
tried in Smith county, District
court. and with the courtroom ic-
rricted 20 men oniy because Ct
the nature OF the testimony. BE
Jury. after being out only IL min
utef. found Charles Tucker. white
Rio Crande berry picker. guilty OF
participating IN the rape Of bis
daughter. Irene Is, by prostitute
ing her 10 Negroes Tucker was
sentenced TO die In the electric
chair
Although found guilty OF psrccs-
pating In the sex crime against
only one daughter. Irene. Tucker
was also charged with forcing his
wife. Mrs. Goldie Tucker, IS. aud
another daughter. Ruby II. 10 have
Illicit relations with 10 Negroes,
for an average OF IS cents for each
offerse. Mrs Tucker said she and
her daughters had taken IN enough
money in one night 10 make a SIS
aown payment on a car.
Since the present term OF Die
trict court ended last week, Il was
believed that the trial OF Mrs.
Tucker and the 10 Negroes-sli
held on statutory rape charges--
will Nc, be held until the Noycm-
Ger term OF court Witness -
agsinst Tucker were bis daughter,
irene and two colorsd residents 81
Bullsrd-sam Moseley, IS, raii-
road seetion hand and Young John.
sor So farmer Although the
,ase is one Of plain "pandering."
and The family one OF ~ repu,e. II
vas though, here the prosecution
nav demand extreme penalty for
The 10 Negroes involved.
"A ooLoREp JUDGE