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PEIWORIH.
Modern store with 4-room and bath apt.
Gear garage Ideal for some one who
wants to have dwelling and business N
THOs E FARRELL CO Realtors.
I'll lUth ST NV. National 0,th.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOX SAIE.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
fireplace. built-in garage slate roof
tian blinds. oil heat. summer-winter
4O3 TAYLOR ST.
Large lot, Handicapped. large shade trees.
dueed to $500. on terms to suit the DUR
GAP capital AZ VIEW REALTY CO.,
sas New York A Ees'i NV. Natl a7a7.
VA TNgE s sTgy "a , H3ME
Nearly new. excellent condition throush-
out. large rooms. i u baths fireplace;
electric range and rsfriseratot, hotx sane
scaped blot inox4a5 IT. on concrete street.
PRICE $3.50.
REASONABLE TERMS.
A. II. sE!DENsPINNER. Rfsltor
Riverdale. Md. CIR 1910
OUTSTANDING VALUE.
CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL.
1911 N. FREDERICK ST. ARLINGTON.
sas iarse ed s posh
'''"' FOR Sl5sA SALE BY OWNER,
NORTH 4654-J.
CHEVERLY, NEW CAPE
COD-$3, 900.
TERMS rooms, bath. utility room. ALL
electric kitchen. automatic domestic hot
water inlaid Iinoleum large closets. hard
wood floors double construction with red.
wood siding. Midget radiation, h -w,h. .oil
burner OPTIONAL Corner wooded lot. h1eh
elevation. lawn. This semi BUNGALOW
CHALLENGES comparison!
Also new Cape Cod cottage. $4,000.
2 bedrms. bath with shower. living nm.
electric kitchen. auto. hot water. dining
alcove utility rm. h. w h.; high elevation;
woods MRS DICKEY. IL 18th ST; ne.
Atlantic 3SS9-J Greenwood 315l-W. 20
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FIRST SHOWING.

OPEN FOR YOUR APPROVAL.
No So and No. Sc Rugby ave. Bethesda:
Md large rooms beautiful colored
baths: ond floor roushed in for two large
with toilet and laundry: heated either by
coal or oil; young mans dream Of 4
bedroom 2-bath house at a price he can
afford F. H. A. terms: lot 50xl01. high
and level: garage; a quiet. pleasing neigh
BUTLT BY S. T. ROBERTSON,
owner 1901 Old Georaetown Rid. Phone
Wisconsin l444.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
PETWORTH

TO DESIRABLE TENANT. md FLOOR,
brick bldg. cement floor. alley in rear
plenty OF light, S15. including heat. AL
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S1O,750.

CHI CHI. D. C-S ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
Detached brick just of Conn. ave-. near
the circle very charming home having
every modern convenience. a beautifully
landsca ped lot and Scar detached brick
garage. A remarkable offering for quick
sale.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7oq 18th ST Realtor. Natl. O153.
EVENINGS Georgia SO19.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

BY OWNER. 80 CHOICE LOTS AMI:
section half built ZIP Of g 500 home.
all occupied. Terms 10 suit builder. Box
IS"-X Star
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tiled bath with shower: insulated walls:
hardwood floors throughout: full cellar,
concrete porch. etc: specially priced al
Sd. $50; terms. Open daily from $50
a m. TO Q p m. Decatur 1870.
COLORED-6 RMS. AND BATH: BRICK:
Al condition: h-w.. 2-car garage: 1000;
terms. 2.ll Sherman ave. Adams 9663-J.
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LOTS WANTED.

BUNGALOW SITE, d. C. MD. OF ~
Box 4Hl-X, Star.
WANTED AT ONCE. FOR CASH. GE0CT
of lots parce, or aCreate for cons'rdS n
OF new homes. For PROMPT action 60
location and price Box HOOK. star
LIST YOUR LOTS WITH US FOR SALE
MURRAY CO..
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BY OWNER y. ACRES. PORTION OF
original estate OF M. Vernon. natura'
grown Of shade. beautiful spot for corr
try nome; price. ~ 600. terms. Alex u
dr1a "tl Il
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT. a. FLORIDA AVE. NE.
Nice size storeroom; suitable for most
any business; rent. $40. Apply PENN
REALTY CORP. IA ST. NV. Met.
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FOR RENT. LEASE OR SAIE+s.W.. end
sfacao Ind ,AeoT. 1890 n. teata. eASS.
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10 very desirable lots vicinity 10Th a. :
Michigan ave. ne. suitable for group g. r.
semi detached homes on grade. Pre-
50 nnU including sewer. water pave
street and paved alley. The better class r.
homes saiable in this section. Box 46@-H,
Star
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ON MAIN THoRoUGHFARE TO ANACOS-
tia good for any business: reasonable.
Next to chain store. Col. "n11. -
3s45 PROSPECT AVE. ! BLOCK NORTH
Of NJ st-Corner $50 GUARANTY
REALTY. INC. 1905 x st. NV. Natl.
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sALE-COTTAGE IN EXCLUSIVE COLO
nv. on Bay. - miles from d C-5 ru's :.
b. frrn.: stone fireplace pnrehes. tree.
garden; pier beach ha'hlns espeecisl i,
safe for children; $1,000. Box %'"-H.
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CORNER OF ALLEY. alt r. l. AVE. N E
Most desirable location in ne. TOR any
business
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

We Will build and finance a building 70
your business with or without rai!roa
siding sale or lease. PAUL p. STONE
North s4,l
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAh
River @@1-F-" Post of!lce MAYO. Nc
GROOM BUNGALOW. ON SALT WAITE.
- miles from washington bathing, pea =
ing. fishing. clubhouse. stores. mouse % :
cries Of groceries and ice. free school h's.
Total price, INCLUDING Two lots. S325. FaSV
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FOR SALE-NEW BUNGALOW; $3.50.
monthly payments; beautiful building lots.
$500. monthly payments.
FOR RENT--Modern stores, business
center: and 10. grocery. saloon. barber.
rooming house tailor. shoemaker. beauty
parlor. any business. DIR. BAILEY, North
Beach, Md.
BAY RIDGE HOME ON FRONT. AMI.
beautiful view A real summer home. Sale
AZ a bargain or rent for season. PUTNAM,
North 3l4f.
3-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH RUNNING
wafer. screened porch; 45 min. p. G.. rent
by week, year or season Geo. 1922.
:, CONTINUED on Next Pasa.S
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NORTH BEACH. MD--coTTAGE, FUR
nished; excellent condition; sale or trade:
Is rooms kitchen. bath Garsee: cleo. re-
frieerator. PyrofaX gas: lot ;5Nl 90. bean-
tiful trees, flowers. stores. churches. sac
>rihce. terms. OWNER. Clev. 3o4i. Nail.
Ool1.
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ESTATE OFTERs-MT. PLEASANT.
Brick, 2 rms: baths. library: dinstte
cd. 1925 WalbridFe pl nv tat goth and
paSk rd). Open till pm.
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, pTUDT 2

fuxl"5. WOODED. 81 500 ALL UTTLI-
ties :;3rd and Upland ter 5Oxl"n, sl.s0".
GEO. z DIEFFENBACF Lo' Special
Nat, $3.50, ll0l Vermont ave. Emerson
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AMER. UNIV. PIX, 4Oxlf7, $1,000
I ios g2e-r .'bS1 a. 'e he Rsht Pre-
GEO E DIEFFENBACF, Lot Special
Natl. $3.50. l1UI Vermont ave. EmerSon
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S495U TO x6.25O.
5 large rooms, tiled bath with shower,
hardwood floors. cleo. Kitchens. full cell
lars. splendid large attics. large lots; finely
located Sample house. 42s jackson ave;
RiveEdale, Nd. Small cash payment and
interest We also build TO order in Va.
Nd or D. C. and arranse easy terms.
OWNER. Hyattsytlle 1872 M.
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

interior, motor quiet & smooth. $97.
Lee D. Butler, Inc. 1871 21st st. N. W.
District 0110.
BUICK 1888 4-door de luxe sedan. In
excellent condition thruout. $3.50. Call
bits. Inc, lila Vermont Ave. N. ".
BUICK D. L. sedan-8 wheels, S296. Mr..
O'Day. DEC. 1447, dealer.
The Washington times., 1938-10-07
Houses for Sale

COLORED-16O7 T st. N. VS. rooms,
bath, hot-water heat, elec., cellar. 1900.
terms. Call Mr.. Parks, DEC. 1160.
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

Dodge 1885 Coupe - Looks and 0IOE
runs like a one-year-old ear; has Sp-4AO
been through our shop and IL ready to
go; tires practically new.
N. E. BRANCH L. P. STEUART
141 IL st. N. e. Atlantic $500
The Washington times., 1938-10-07
OLDSMOBILE

1882 oldsmobile De Luxe Sedan &1HS
Six wheel equipment, good P44O
paint and tires, and 1t runs fine.
POHANKA SERVICE
1925 goth St. N. w. District O14I
Oldsmobile 1888 s-WheeI De Luxe @1 On
4-Door Trunk Sedan - Thor. U4OO
oughly an honest value for a perfect
performing car. Sold with the easiest
terms in town of only $25 down and
US today for home demonstration.
LEO ROCCA. INC.
5-7-s-11 N. Y. Ave. N. e. NAT. 1891
1894 Oldsmobile Coach--New dark COOK
blue finish. clean interior, fine pHOO
tires. performs perfectly. Very attrac-
tive and will give someone many miles
Of satisfactory service.
POHANKA SERVICE
1925 goth st. N. W. District O1lI
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

HUDSON 1885 6-passenger, 4-door tour
ing sedan--Custom model; large trunk,
wheels. black paint, clean upholstery.
all good tires, radio and heater; you can
readily tell this car had good care, and
certainly 10 priced right. $325. c. G..
G. guaranty. Open evenings and Sun
days
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1929 22d st. N. W. MA. $500
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

Although this some od rom in other popers md didn't
bring nibble, The Herald Gnd Times rented the
house on the End day
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

-Brookland-1245 Hamlin St.
n. E. rooms, bath. h.-w.h., elec..
$45.50. References.
GUY TIMER
1925 You St. N. W. North 1907
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

IRVING ST. N, e., 1879 rms. bath,
hot-wster heat. garage, S45. Apply 1000
r. l. Ave. N. z.
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

LONG BEACH
Where home is an investment in health.
Lots $120 up: SIS to SIS mo. payments.
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

CADILLAC 1884 5cPass. Town Sedan. g.
cyl, dark green paint, .spotless interior.
6 disc wheels. trunk rack, excellent tires.
1t is unusually clean, $245. C.. c.. c.
Guaranty, Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22d
St. n. W. Nat. 5000. Open Sun. and eve.
The Washington times., 1938-10-07
BARNES
GUARANTEED CARS.
LOW TERMS.
100 1Ath ST NJ w

(BET. r AND 81 !.
'3s BUICK Al" 4-D. TRUNK
SEDAN (RADIO) .. S976.0O 4
'33 PLYMOUTH COUPE go. 1880 j
81 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE /
4-D. TRUNK SEDAN -. 496 90 I
81 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE
TUDOR TRUNK SEDAN. 475.0O !
81 CHEW. MASTER DE LUXE .
I'D. TRUNK SEDAN ... 496. .OO.'
SO OLDSM0BILE "6" I'D
TRUNK SEDAN (RADIO) 4s5.OO
'36 PONTIAC 81 4-D. TRUNK
's5 FORD DE Luxe COACH. $500 $500
'36 LA SALE AID. TRUNK
SEDAN (RADIO) ...... $500
'35 DODGE .CoNV. COUPE
lRADIO) .........,.... 375.oO
'35 CHEW. I'D. COACH ... $4,000
"a FORD DE LUKE COUPE 1880
81 HUDSON AID. TRK. SED.
Radio. heater 4 cleo hand. $500
SO PACKARD "120" 4.D,
TRUNK SEDAN ..... $500
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

Dodge 1896 4-Door De Luxe Tour oak
ing Sedan-Jet black finish, n.y. P93O
draulic brakes, driven very few miles;
the cheapest car of this model in town,
and the price is only $445. Don't wait.
it is really q true value and perfect
performer.
N. E. BRANCH L. P. sTEUART
141 18th st. N. E. Atlantic $500
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

Plymouth 1887 4-Door Touring pE7E
Sedan - Built-ln trunk, black pOdC
steel body without q scratch. radio and
heater equipped. upholstery unworn and
unSoiled. motor famed for economy,
nearly new tires. S575. Guaranteed.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC.
iii 14th St. N. W. National 1851
Omen EVENINGS
The Washington times., 1938-10-07

oLDSMOBILE 1895 6-passenger sedan-6
interior. all good tires and is splendid
motor, you simply cannot find . better
value in . clean car. $345. G. C. C..
guaranty Open evenings and Sunday.
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1929 ed St. n. W. National $500
The Washington times., 1938-10-07
PIERCE-ARROW

Pierce Arrow 1894 De Luxe g. pAOE
Wheel Club Sedan - Beautiful 4fAO
beige finish. Driven carefully by promi-
nent official of a 3-car family Has
touch power hydraulic brakes, expensive
built-in radio, upholstery looks as IL it
had never been sat on. Has all
chromium fittings. Very low mileage
A real low price at 3425. Trade and
easy terms.
STANLEY 4. HoRNER, INC.
I'LL 14th st. N. W. NAT 1881
The Washington times., 1938-10-07
LINCOLN ZEPHYR

Lincoln Zephyr 1887 Coups-Black. ex-
ceptionally fine condition. fully guaran-
teed with S-day, money-back option
to be sold for balance due finance COM
terms.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
2525 Sherman Ave. N. W. Adams 5000
Evening star., 1938-03-13
ARMS SLASH PLEA
GIVEN Roosevelt
Oxford Pledge Group Demands
China Troop Recall and War
Referendum Amendment.

Demands for drastic reduction OF
armaments, immediate withdraw! Of
United States armed forces from China
and passage Of a war referendum
amendment were presented to PYesi-
dent Roosevelt yesterday by the Youth
Committee for the Oxford Pledge. The
proposals contained the signatures Of
more than 10000 young persons, the
committee reported.
The delegation which presented the
proposals included Frank Littell Of
the National Council Of Methodist
Youth, George Kaye, United Whole
sale and Retail Employees of America;
jeffrey Campbell. Student Christian
Movement Of New England: AL Hamil-
ton. Young Peoples Socialist League,
Evening star., 1938-03-13
LIBERAL FROM ENGLAND
TO LECTURE AT G. W. U.
Prof. Harold Laski Also Will
Deliver Two Addresses at
Constitution Hall.

Prof. Harold Laski, noted British
liberal Of the London School of Eco
nonics and Political Science, will be
a guest lecturer at George Washing
ton University for II days, beginning
April 13. it was announced yesterday.
Prof. Laski, whose writings have
appeared frequently in the American
press. also will deliver two lectures at
Constitution Hall April Z and 8 on
THE Future Of Federalism in the
United States
The English professor will hold sew
eral round-table discussions with Gov
ernment oficials and students on the
future of democracy. including the ef-
fects Of governmental control Of eco
nomic activity, the effects of execu-
tive control of foreign policy, and an
analysis Of the alternatives to patron
age.
Prof. Laski was recently elected to
the Central Executive Committee of
the British Labor party and previously
has held Office as q member of the
industrial court, the lord chancellor's
commission on delegated legislation
and the Fabian Society Executive
Committee.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Robot Camera Show.

The Capital Camera Exchange, 1908
Pennsylvania avenue NV, will hold
its first Robot Camera Show this week,
in conjunction with the Interconti-
mental Marketing Corp. of New York
City. The show will feature series
OF pictures made possible by the
sequence shooting mechanism of the
robot camera.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
CONCERT TOMORROW

Robert Frederick Freund and his
Gypsy Chorus, in costume, will appear
in concert at $3.50 pm. tomorrow In
connection with the third Of series
OF concerts under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association in
the Y. M. c. A. Building at 1885 G
street NV.
Mr.. Freund and his chorus ap-
peared last week at the Capitol The
ater. Lloyd Weidner will preside to-
morrow night.
The "Y'' concert series has been
arranged BY r.. E. Myers, membership
secretary OF the Y. M. c. A.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
FLEET WILL START
GAMES TOMORROW
$50 Ships and 500 Planes to
Go Through Six Weeks
of Hard Work.
By the Associated Press.

9y the Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, Calf, March l2.-
Tons of provisions, ranging from Gig
arettes to fresh vegetables, were rushed
out today to the gray warships Of the
United States fleet in preparation for
the big annual maneuvers in the
Pacific.
The more grim provisions for
battle-shells, explosives, torpedoes,
bombs-are already slowed away in
the magazines. They will not be used
in the maneuvers. but they are always
slowed away within handy reach, so
the fleet will always be in readiness.
Admiral Claude c. Bloch, COM
mander -in-chief, takes the, United
States fleet out to sea Monday. When
he took command seven weeks ago, he
told the officers and men their only
reasen for being was being ready to
fight.
j. Now he is going to put $50 ships and
500 warplanes through six weeks of
hard work to determine the fighting
fitness OF the $500 officers and men
aboard Other ships at Hawaii will
Join the 105 leaving here.
The warships, under sealed orders,
will move out as two opposing fleets.
The main battle line Of dreadnaughts
will be the black feet, commanded by
Admiral E. c. Kalbfus, battle force
commander His mission in the first
problem of the maneuvers Is the
establishment of base in hostile
territory.
Vice Admiral W. T. Tarrant, with
the Navy's most modern craft, is the
commander of the defending white
fleet. This comprises the newest
heavy cruisers and the great sky
cruisers, the 5,000-mile patrol bombers
The white fleets mission is to defend
a coastline and defeat the black fleet
The coastline will be imaginary, some
where between here and Honolulu.
The whole fleet will continuously
move westward for another important
battle in the maneuvers, the attack on
the Hawaiian Islands, scheduled to
break about March %.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Underwear Specials

79e Hondnode and Embroidered Pontes Sizes to 5se
79e to ST Fine Embroidered Cotton Slips Sizes to g. sse
Special Yoke Style embroideryTrim Cotton Ponties
Csc Yoke Style Rib-Knt Ponties Sizes to ez4e
Vonto Union Suits, weight. Boys or Grs dis
continued styles. Sizes to 5se
SIC Froo-Trimmed Cotton Crepe Poomos. 2 to e--4se
Wel-Mode Royon Ponties. Sizes z to e-lee
59e Fine Quoty Muslin Slips. Sizes to e3se
81 Knitted Ponty Sets, 6 3-pc.---9ee
Evening star., 1938-03-13
and Robin Myers, national secretary
Of the committee.


The Endorsement stated: youth has
the right to speak out loudest against
war. Youth nils the trenches, youth
faces the future in . world which
may be wrecked beyond repair. Youth
says, No war In the East! No troops
abroad No military dictatorship for
Americal Let the people vote on warl
II the voice Of youth is needed We
may yet escape"
The Youth Committee for the
oxford Pledge Is national organiza-
ton Of student, young trade union,
religious and community groups re-
Gently formed to agitate against war
ard to seek the promise Of as many
youths as possible that they will IRE
fuse to support the Government Of
the United States in any war it may
undertake" The committee Is an
afiiliate Of the Keep America Out Of
War Committee.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Florists Banquet Tomorrow.

L. A. Shenk, outgoing president OF
the Florists Club Of Washington, will
be guest of honor at 8 pm. tomorrow
at banquet at Congressional Coun-
try Club. He will be succeeded as
head Of the florists organization by
Arthur ]. Shaffer. Dancing will fol-
low the banquet.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
DEATH OF SWIMMER
REMAINS A MYSTERY
Autopsy Will Be Performed to
Determine OhIse Of Death
of Edward Forrest.

An autopsy will be performed today
on the body Of Edward Forrest, 81, of
2034 Twentieth street NV, who died
yesterday after becoming i'll in the
Shoreham Hotel swimming pool.
John B. Glass, also of the Twentieth
street address, who was with Mr.. For
rest at the pool, took him to Emer-
gency Hospital Friday night after first
aid had been administered at the
hotel.
Mr.. Glass told hospital attaches his
companion had been diving from the
high board and a short while later
complained of feeling ill., DR.. Harry
Kaufman, resident physician at the
hotel, examined Mr. Forrest and found
him partially paralyzed on the right
side.
Physicians at the hospital told De-
tective Sergt. Clyde N. Strange they
could find no evidence of q head or
other external injury.
Mr.. Forests father came here from
Philadelphia yesterday. His mother
Is expected from Miami today.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

Gowns with soft ribbon trim at
neck. Shoulder-button 6ertrudes
with feother-stitehed hens.
kimonos in white with pink or
blue trim.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
BAIRD FISH CULTURE
STATION NOW CLOSED
Famed Base Operated for IS Years
Gives Way to Power and
Irritation Works.


The famous Baird fish culture sta
ton, operated continuously for IS
years, through the entire period Of
Federal hsh cultural work, has been
closed as . result Of power and irriga-
ton development in the Sacramento
Valley Of California. the Commerce
Department announced yesterday.
The Baird station, established in
1872 by Prof. Spencer F. Baird. pioneer
hsh culturist who was assigned by
the Smithsonian Institution to organ
i7e the new United States Commission
of Fisheries, Is regarded as q land
mark in the propagation Of fish and
stocking Of streams.
The Baird station recently was
turned over by executive order from
the Bureau Of Fisheries to the Bureau
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Pine to Be Luncheon Guest.

United States Attorney David A.
Pine will be guest of honor at q lunch
con meeting Of the Public Order Com
mlttee OF the Board of Trade tomor-
row at 1890 pm. in the Raleigh Ho-
tel. according to announcement yes
terday Of Odell S. Smith, chairman,
Evening star., 1938-03-13

Pink or Blue Trim Boskenette-Finely WOW
en- baskets on folding legs with rollers 4. .49
Well made Boby ScoIes-Wieker bosket
type in ivory, pink Or blue-----2.86
Chest OF Drowers-loroe chest with 5
roomy drawers. Finished in maple 1888
$3.50 storkIine Aristo Cort-Good quail
ity leotherette! Converts into stroller. Ad-
'justoble book rest. Block or grey 1866
StorkIine Crib-specioI! Maple or ivory.
loroe-size crib with decorated panels.
Complete with spring
Eosy Folding Play Pen-Mople Finish!
We'll constructed in roised-o floor type.
Corner posts. Play beds 4.4o
Very SpecoI-Boby Bothinette! Complete
with dressing toble and hose. occessory
pockets and heovy rubber bothtub, 3,79
Evening star., 1938-03-13
n m =.
Boys Tending Fires
AT School Threaten
Strike for More Paw

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Nd, March
12.-Mrs. Naomi Taylor, Charlton
Public School teacher, today was
given until Monday to decide
whether she would raise the pay
of q group Of students who make
ire at the school.
II their pay is not increased
Is cents to IS cents a week, there
will be no fires made, a spokes-
man for the boys, ranging in age
from II to IA, told her.
The boys have been taking
turns each week starting fires. II
the boy whose turn it is attempts
to start fire next week he will be
picketed, unless the pay scale is
increased, the teacher was told.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

Of Reclamation. The hatchery work
is to be continued at existing substa-
tions 1t Mill Creek and Battle Greek,
in the general territory Of the ahan-
doned station.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

Irreligious literature and irreligious
movements are as current in present.
day China as in many other places.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-28
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HIT BY FTC BRIEF

QN.S.) Alleging unfair compe-
tition in the sale of fireworks and
firecrackers, the Federal Trade
Commission issued a complaint to-
day against Hit Fireworks Com
pany, Seattle, Wash. Advertise
mentS circulated by the company
are alleged to have served as rep
reservations that it is an importer
of fireworks and is the only manu-
facturer and importer of such
commodities in the State Of Wash
ington.
The complaint alleges the com.
pany is not an importer but q
manufacturer, although 1t is not
the only fireworks manufacturer
in Washington State. 1t is pointed
out that the respondent company
also sells firecrackerS as diStin-
guiShed from fireworks, which fire
crackers have been imported into
the United States by its affiliate,
Hit FlaShcracka mpany.
Seattle, although the latter is not
the only such importer in the
State of Washington.
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