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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR RENT. SUITABLE Fop
Box 36SR Star i'-'
FOR RENT-DESK SPACE IN SUITE OF
oftces. centrally located on 18th st., near
pennsylvania ave. Call National 324O
after :, pm.
OFFICE WITH STORAGE SPACE ond
comm; ideal for speciality distributor:
reasonable. McCREA. 324 Independence
ave. Sw.
md FLOOR OF A BUILDING ON ST.
nv, 8 rms, suitable dentist doctor or
other business. Rent $50
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1871 X ST NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SODON0SAbN GNSG USN N6uN
ARLINGTON Co.-NEW OR. BRICK.
refrigeration. garage. ami: 10-min. drive
or 10c bus fare: overlooks park; SS5.
Phone Clarendon ! 1l56-W.
BUNGALOW. 3 ROOMS. SIS, INCL. ELEC-
tricity Westmore. mile beyond Rockville
on Frederick pike. Rockville 605. 81
5-RooM BUNGALOW. AMI, HoT-WA-
ter heat $45; S-room house. newly deco
rated. oil heat, S55. DUNN & CO. 1898
R. I. ave-. Mt. Rainier. Hyattsville $40
BRICK BUNGALOW. ATT. GARAGE. on
heat; redec.: S65 per mo. 1922 18th ST.,
Arlington. Va Clarendon 322.
ARLINGTON Cos ROOMS UNFUR-
nished. Good place for boarding house;
3lose-in Clarendon; SS5. Call Clarendon
346-W 1Os
COLONIAL, sEMI-DETACHED, LIKE NEW
IS rooms, h.-wh.. $40; rooms. S32 so.
Convenient churches. school stores. bus: 20
min. downtown. w. A. HIT Hillside 067O
Corne. Marlboro pike and Suitland rd. TO-
BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS AND BATH. WITH
several acres Of ground and stable to hold
four horses. Elec. lights. shade trees. veee-
table garden On Old Georgetown I'd.
just miles north of Bethesda. Md. Part
Of Morton J. Luchs' farm Rent. S76 per
SHANNON L. LUcHs CO.,
aSoS II Ct. NV. National 2346.
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AN OPPORTUNITY

Located in delightful section OF
containing Is large rooms beautifully
Tiled baths. is worthy of your inspection.
new, all brick. automatic heat and a very
large lot are just few of its very desirable
features, and on terms of $3.50 cash and
so per month. We defy comparison.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PROMINENT CORNER ON NORTH CAP
beauty par rlor. barber Shop 'ta or tailor. ~ q
apt; on. md floor, .5-car. bricF garage
Will sell at bargain price on very advan-
sponSible tenant for term of years with
ZION call or write Harry 5. WI WELcH stiGfJs Js.
Investment Bldg, Dist. 50l4
BUSINESS LOCATION
dwelling. Suitable Tor one or several
stores or stores and apis. For immediate
sale at 81 sHANNoN siHS1 & LucBs co..
1908 H st. NV Natl. e345.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
st. NV; bet. NJ and sts. one lot i'm
proved by an l-room and 2-bath brick
both lots Can sell either or both at
right price. Call Mr.; Porter.
etRoBT. L; McKEEVER CO. INC,
shoreham Bldg. Dist. 1850.
FIRST COMMERCIAL zoNE-S645o.
into store and fat. Near 18th and Penn
ave. Sc. When the new Penn. Ave, Bridge
Is built this property will be worth much
13i3 H ST. NV Dist. 1900.
BUSINESS LoCATION-Ss.5O 800
Corner brick residence with 80 feet on
commercial thoroughfare, close to large
mentS. Basement easily converted into
store or new addition could be erected on
side lot. Should prove a very profitable
locaticn for grocer, beauty parlor. bakery,
barber or similar business
,o- SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1905 H St. NV. National o345
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

furnished or unfGrnshed For listing call
E. M FRY, INC. 500! Wis ave. Wis.
6033. Office open til pm
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LUXURY HOME

Located in the most exclusive section of
NV. WashinPton vet convenient to schools
stores and transport tation. This new home
opportunity for gracious living A beau
TRULY Handicapped lot and all the nicetes
you would expect are included in this
lovely property. paneled library with
fireplace Is Just one of its unusual fea-
lures. call EmerSnn 20.
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BARGAIN

Longfellow St lust off Georgia ave.
Almost new "familv brick. h-Wh two
screened porcheS. 2-car garage: newly deco
rated. Only 50 $50. Liberal terms
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN K CO. Met 54OO
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FRANCIS w. TAYLOR. NICHOLAS J.
HALPINE, Attorneys, 9O7 18th st. NV

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lumbia.-Elsie Wright Plaintiff. VS.. Purnell
Wright. Defendant.-No. 66OS9. Equity
on grounds of desertion of the plaintiff by
the defendant.-On motion of the plaintiff,
1t is this S4th day of March. 1898,
ordered that the defendant Purnell Wright,
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive of
SUNDAYS and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the first publication of
this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default.
once q week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and Tsle
washington Evening Star before said
AArrWAnr WIS reoeyY: eyY::,. Attest cHAAE+Es. AEIT. =
Jr.. Assistant CLERK. aps,15,22
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HOHENSTEIN BROS,
Tth and H SITS NE Line. osa7.
WYNNEWOOD PARK GEM.

AT A SACRIFICE PRICE
An unusual home of Spanish architec-
ture-livlng room. dining room three bed
rooms. two baths. breakfast room kitchen,
pantry, Oil burner, electric refrigeration:
l3,3ho square feet of ground I2l- foot
frontage. beautifully Handicapped includ-
ing three kinds of cherry blossoms; varie-
gated tile roof
THIS is A REAL BUY. Come to our
oftlce and see an enlarged picture of same,
THOS. E. FARRELL CO, REALTORS
I'll 10Th st. NV. National O165.
After 100 Call Adams 21H3
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46O6 NOTTINGHAM DRIVE.
BETHESDA. MD

PRICE, ~ D1U
/, A real bargain in a slightly used home.
orick construction slate roof, u large
rooms. tile baths, lSt-toor lavatory.
entrance hall: large living room with open
fireplace. full-size dining room. modern
kitchen. large paneled recreation room
with open fireplace laundry room furnace
room with oil burner. maids toilet. steel
easement windows throughout. large lot
With fluit trees and grape arbor; garage
The house Will be put in new-house con-
QltlOn Omen daily IN q
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FALLS CHURCH. LOTs, l25x20O. on
Little Falls ST., , blks. school stores the
ater; a!o larse shade trees. OWNER. Walnut
MUST SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL. WOODED
ments; &c So. IT. OWNER. Wis 54S2
OWNER OFFERS FOR SALE DESIRABLE
row house lots in good NV, and ne. sec
houses: Would like to discuss with builder.
Box 12o-Q. Star.
ARGYLE PARK. SILVER SPRING. MD
Large lot in restricted residential section:
$50. Cleveland 6S5t.
oovssTlsOokins s1Is proposed Government parkSay;:
HYATTsv1LLE HILLS = LOTS WITH
water; sewer. gas. elec.; close to high
school bus, stores; price. $3.50: terms.
zaNmzNG5R Bsma1s gSe Co hSsrsas ersspx00d 1919 90s
One or two choice lots, soft. front
sach on street With curb and
auen ase Ga mr. Heaters with
& PHELPS, NATIONAL 5000 OR GEORGIA
CoRNER..*1 400.
asssp9 si q i !e ca a NJ.
ns4s :, H Il AbFfEFFF SW ": IEpi Bist. 1900
Level lot 5Sxi4o; District HEIGHTS. 2
blocks from Marlboro blvd. Owner says,
1T must be sold this week See Mr.. Steb-
bin, Lincoln fS04-J.
ADELBERT w LEE.
1343 H St. NV. District 1900.
BUILDING LOTS. 55x125. BEST SEC
ton of Bethesda; sewer and water bus
service: will finance purchaser. Open to
E. M. FRY, INC,
5000 Wis. Ave Wis. 6O33-5S76. H.
COLONIAL VILLAGE IN ROCK
CREEK PARK.
One of the lots remaining on Plymouth
st. in this f1ne ocation; lOO-ft. front with
area Of about 5000 feet: under $4,000.
H. J. SMITHY CO.,
a11 18th st. NV. National 5a03
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS, $75 up; easy
terms; help build. District 91T0.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
THOMAS. F. GOWEN, Attorne

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia in
Re The Application of HENRY MAYER for
HENRY MAYER having filed a petition
praying for decree changing his name TO
HARRY MAYER and having applied TO the
notice required by law in such cases, it Is.
by the Court. this Path day of March, AID
show cause. II any there be. on or before
the 18th day Of April, AID. 1893. why the
prayers Of said petition should not be
granted: Provided, That q copy Of this
order be published once q week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
BAILEY. Justice. iseaiJ A true cony
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. CLERK. BY
c. E. STEWART, Jr., Asst. Clerk.
,,hp a-1
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$3.50.
90 minutes doWntown-Just completed
4-room. bath cottage. electric range, u
acre w. A. HIT hillside u61OJ, corner
Marlboro pike and Suitland rd lOs
NEW BRICK HOUSE. Il ROOMS. BATH
electricity, hot-water heat; nice base
| ment' one-haif acre or up to 23 acres.
Also seven-room house, hot-air furnace.
trees.
Also % to so acre tracts with outbuild-
mgS, miles north ColeSvile Route %
GRANVILLE J. THOMPSON Rockville.
Md. r. F. d. 3, Tel Ashton 25-F-o2
20 OAKWOOD RID, HYATTSvILLE. MD.
3-room bungalow, bath. electricity, gas;
garage. lily pond. fenced lot; bus at door;
S5i0O; terms.
1913 RHEIMS AVE, HYATTsvILLE.
Beautiful corner lot. 5-room brick tile
bath, hot-water heat. oil burner: weather.
stripped, insulated, fully screened built-in
garage: 100; terms ERWIN REALTY
CO. call Hyattsville 1ti5
! SACRIFICE TO PAY CREDITORS-S5, $50.
New t-room home. tile bath, linoleum,
shades. insulated. elec. range eec. h w h ,
fireplace full basement handicapped Belts
vile. Md. Greenwood 1919 o.
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A REAL SACRIFICE.

74S VAN buren, NV
detached brick on corner: center en-
trance. porch built-n garage Six
rooms; two baths About two wears old
Only $3.50. Call MR.. WHITE Dist, 6O0I.
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WANTED FIRST-F FLOOR "a R. APT
bath, unfurnlshed, near transportation
with yard. earase. porch; modern; District
or suburban Box 56-S, Star.
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WILL BUILD.

$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT.
We have choice lots on which we will
Dulld to suit on terms that are unusual
For further information call Walnut 1887
af
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CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,

Lovely 2-Famlly Home.
S695n. Most convenient near-in sec
lon large rooms. :, baths Let this
nome pay for itself REALTY ASSO-
CIAIES. Natl l4:iS till . p m
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Mr. 18th AND x NE

Large Colonial-porch home, 6 rooms til.
bath: n w h, eleC. lights inst: h W heater
+. additional rooms IN cellar, large from
ana rear porches. garages. excellent loca
tlon. sale prlce. s. 900
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NO TRUSTS-NO RENEWALS
S6,"50-Small cash payment, S55 month.
Large living room. open fireplace > bed
In knotty pine: lovely kitchen. hot-water
heat. hWd floors; gas electricity: fully
screened; garage. paved street. Open Sun
day to u pm. SlI Forest drive. Hyatts-
vile. ERWIN REALTY CO.. call Hyattsville
IG5
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL NEW GROOM BRICK HOME.
n GI.v restr,sted dss section. Temple 1870 Ewes.
to buy. Hyattsyille 81 M. s'
7.RM HOUSE, ELEC., OUTBUILDINGs:
ceared 10 acres sSod and fermi all
G. 6. T. McNAB. Falls Church Pos 46s. '''"'S'
charming estate OF over 2h acres: Sitting
Riparian ,Eis rights 5 on nth, the Potomac and less
4-bedroom rouse in excellent CONDITION ex
cepting paint inside and 1ut Pity it must
be sold but trustees want immediate offer,
lth 9th one-third cash. balance in two years.
Wher you combine all these advantages
with an exceptionally low selling price you
can can appreciate that here is that opportunity
ton County. Va. P. o. Box %.
OXON HILL-s-ROOM HOUSE IN FINE
grove, grand view; good garden soil; 3
asd s sk sS%s
NER. Anacostia. D. c.. Route . 81
| NEARBY VA.-SACRIFICE SALE7-RM.
frame house, screened front porch. 9 baths.
and shade trees: ioc fsre from o " Washington. ton.
Coz Coz S6'500 Sale price, $3.50. Terms.
81 81 A. n.2sd 2.EM sta,s HOUSE 1e. WE'LL woop
FALLS CHURCH, BY OWNER, 81, ,sOU-7
| rooms, bath. gas, water. electricity; shade
| trees, porches. Suitable home or store
Call Adams 950S.
IN NEARBY VA.-ATTRACTIVE GROOM
brick Colonial home. OIL Burner, double
garage. large yard; 10 minutes from down
town Washington; very reasonable. 14l2
18th St South, just off Arlington Ridge rd.
PICTURESQUE HOMESITE.
Some wooded or high, "a mile from
Richmond highway and Pohick Church:
electricity; on Telegraph I'd 10 miles from
| Alexandria: 5-acre lots price for cash.
| 81 900. For appointment call OWNER,
Alexandria 30Sl-J.
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SlU.9DU
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
BUNGALOW TYPE.
Delightful situation, attractive wooded
setting. near enough to all schools and
only one square from Conn ave. 7 lovely
cheerful rooms, 4 bedrooms . tile baths
: bedrooms and bath on 1st floor. 1t is
immaculate from cellar to roof and con-
tains the very latest equipment and CON
yeniences, insulation. sidewalks and roof
OIL HEAT. built-in garage. See it NOW
Tomorrow may be too late.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st Realtor Natl. O153
Evening Phone. Call Mr. owen. Col sl66
REMARKABLE HOME.
Located in this very desirable section
of Edsemoor. just 2 blocks from schools
brick center-hall Colonial In addition
to its bedrooms and , baths, there is q
lavatory on 1st floor and a soft. lot
beautifully Handicapped. With small down
payment and monthly payments less than
rent permanently financedD and priced
at $3.50, this home is
TRULY VALUE.
Call Emerson Sor1
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SHEPHERD PARK.

Practically new 6-room and .-bath Co
lonlal brick home, with pine-paneled den
and lavatory on first floor. Center hal
plan With large sleeping porch. breakfast
set IN Kitchen and oil heat. Can be seen
any time after > pm. by applying al
exhibit house at 1915 nth St NV.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Nat
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

COLORED.
!5lo Ontario rd. n.w.-2 rooms, bath
and kitchen. Call after ) pm
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ALEXANDRIA = 7-ROOM BRICK. !!
baths. completely restored: anil central
location; yard. Phone Alexandria IS. Call
419 Prince st for KEYS
BY OWNER-CHEVY CHASE, D. c.: HY-
attsville. Takoma Park, Rlverdale. nearby
Va;-5 rms: ba to rms, . ba.. S35 to
SID. Brokers protected. FULTON r
GORDON, 1421 Eve st NV. Dist. $3.50.
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acres, q rms: .l+ acres. rms. Fruit
trees. chicken houses. etc: 10 minutes from
Silver Spring. Improved roads.
COFFMAN REALTY CO.
S4o3 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Shep. 41@3.
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3 RMS. 3 BATHS. 3-cAR GARAGE:
s rms. and B., $50, tcolj. 80 1903 o:;O Lincoln
ne.S5 rms .ar and ' b.. Sac 50. 1915 isi. "th .th
n.w.-3 rms. and b.. $40 % Mass ave
rms. and b., S35. BEHREND. 1877 F,
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CONNECTICUT AVE. near Calvert St
13-room. 5-bath brick residence with ap-
proximate 3S-foot frontage on. this, COM
mercial highway. Suitable for doctor.
club or fraternity or easily converted for
business usage. Two-car garage. Circum-
parable property in this neighborhood.
Now vacant. Inspection arranged at any
' SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1905 H St. NV National 2345.
REDUCED 81 200.
beautiful. new center -hall-plan home:
porch off living room; library with frst-
floor lavatory: 3 big bedrooms and " full
and complete baths with tubs and showers;
finished attic; air conditioned Just Of 18th
st. LARGE lot with plenty Of trees. rare
rargain, Call RandolDh 1926.
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S47.5O-516s FULTON ST. N.W.-SEMI-
det.. q rms, ami. like new 3 porches
gar: ! blk to bus. F. M. PRATT CO..
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FOR ~ I.IOU
I WILL BUILD

NEAR 4th AND T SITS. NE.
Attractive brick homes. & rooms bath:
Howenstein Realty Corp,
Evening star., 1938-07-31

1924. Another might be to make spe-
cial class Of immigrants such as refugees
from religious or political persecution COM
pletely exempt from quota restrictions.
In the first case, quotas not ordinarily
filled might be reduced temporarily to
enlarge those Of nations from which a
larger stream Of emigration is flowing.
That such action could result in an
appreciable increase in German immigra-
ton to America may be seen from the
figures Of quota aliens admitted in the
fiscal year 1887. With the European nations
allowed total Of 150,5O1, only 26.654
availed themselves Of the privilege Of
coming here. And of this number, 1886
were reported from Germany and Austria,
with another 1905 from Italy. In these
latter instances, those arriving numbered
about so per cent of the total allowed for
their respective countries
Some Allotments Unused.
But this percentage was not even re-
motely approached in the cases of other
nations. For instance, Great Britain and
North Ireland had an allotment of IS, ,721,
yet only 2107 were reported entering. The
Irish Free State had an allotment of 1883,
but only 447 came over, and of Sweden's
allotment of 1914 only 3o3 chose to seek
homes in the United States
Under circumstances such as these 1t is
not difficult to see how few thousand
extra Jews might be allowed entrance
Precedent for complete quota exemption
OF refugees exists meagerly in exemptions
now granted members Of immediate fami-
lies of aliens admitted.
Needless to say, such q thought may
easily be classed as political dynamite,
particularly at time when unemployment
is at distressingly high level and the last
thing the country needs is an added supply
OF jobseekers.
And President William Green Of the
American Federation Of Labor took occa-
sion to indorse the international conference
call and point out, in addition, that even
present allotments would suffice to allow
many more thousands the privilege Of find
ing peace in America.
How much real effect emigration Of
some 10000 nom n-Aryans to America would
have upon the entire Jewish problem is
another question. Actually, there are be-
lieved to be fewer than 100000 full Jews
among Germany's 65,ooo,ooo population,
with another 100000 in Austria. But the
German policy of blanketing into the dis
franchised group those having Jewish
hlood u,ithin three generations brings the
total of potential refugees up to nearly
100000.
To this number must be added. also, the
more than 100000 Jews of Poland and the
extra few hundred thousand Of Rumania,
tn both Of which countries discriminatory
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economic and political policies have been
pursued toward the Jewish citizens.
Italy, Germany's alter ego, also has indi-
Gated Of recent that 1t might take steps to
rid itself Of some 400, 900 more Jews.
Making the situation more acute have
been developments Of the past few days and
weeks in Palestine, thus far the haven for
the greatest single group Of Jewish refugees
as efforts were made to build them home
land where they might forever end their
wanderings.
increasingly aggressive in their hostility
toward the newcomers, the Arabs Of that
state have spread terror among the Jews
already repatriated. Harassed here as in 50
many other places, the British government,
which maintains protectorate over the
Holy Land country, has made no progress
on its plan to partition the state between
the two races in an effort to keep them
from each others throats. Meanwhile, it
has been announced that Britain would
not allow Jewish immigration into Pales-
tine to exceed the quota of 10000 an
nually.
As for other destinations, France is be-
lieved to have become the home of perhaps
10000 Of those fleeing Germany, England
may have taken half that number and
about 5000 are believed to have fled into
Czechoslovakia and as many more to Hol-
land. Denmark, a participant in the re-
cent Evian Conference, allowed several
thousand to cross her borders, but her
representative at the conference asked
that some provision be made for moving q
portion Of these to other havens. Belgium
and the Scandinavian countries have ac-
cepted small numbers. but in none of
these latter is there any real answer to
the problem.
Refugees Not All Jews.
And 1t must be borne in mind, further,
that it is not only a question of finding
homes for Jews that will perplex the hu-
manitarian nations in the immediate few
years Of the future, for the bitterness
which is soaring deeply into the hearts of
many who are fighting in Spain will un-
doubtedly bring a new flood of refugees
as soon as one side or the other wins its
victory.
There Is little probability that war of
such ruthlessness and one in which foreign
soldiers have killed native Spaniards for
both sides will leave any unanimous willing
ness for those who are beaten to dwell
in, peace with those who win.
France already has found this condition
to be in effect as thousands of Ioyalist ref
ugees have fled across the Pyrenees ahead
Of rebel troops.
And yet. regardless Of how discouraginR
(eee REFUGEES, Page C-3.)
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(sss REFUGEES, Pase o-s.)
The Washington times., 1938-02-25
False Teeth
Mail Sales
Defended

A recent order of Postmaster
General James A. Farley holding
that sale of false teeth through
the mails is fraudulent, was at
tackled in United States District
Court today by a Chicago dental
laboratory.
DR.. Sylvan B. Heininger, trad
ing as the Sylvan Dental Labora-
tory, instituted the suit through
Attorneys John J. Sirica, Of this
city, and Floyd Lanham, Of
Chicago.
DR.. Heininger, who says he was
graduated as a dental surgeon in
1924, informs the court that he
has a large mail-order business in
artificial teeth and his laboratory
employs SIS expert technicians.
He was cited by the Post Office
Department to show cause Novem-
ber 20 why his business should not
be prevented from using the mails.
He complains that the subsequent
fraud order, issued February 10,
was not supported by evidence
and that a solicitor of the depart
ment did not heed the affidavits
of numerous satisfied customers.
The Washington times., 1938-02-25
BACKS
RELIEF INQUIRY

With business and social service
groups sharply divided on the
handling of Washington's relief
problem. Senator Thomas CD,
of Oklahoma, heading the Senate
appropri ations subcommittee
which holds the Districts purse
strings, committed himself today
to an impartial investigation of
the Capitals relief needs.
He indicated that when the Sen
ate Appropriations Subcommittee
meets next Tuesday to pass final
judgment on the 1889 supply bill,
he will propose that the Senate
and House jointly sponsor the in
quiry, that it be made by a select
committee of both bodies which
would have full responsibility
for the investigation, and that
enough money be provided to en-
able the investigating body to en-
ploy social workers and such other
assistance as might be thought
necessary in obtaining a disinter-
ested picture of the problem.
AS the annual hearings on the
District appropriation bill neared
an end, Senator Thomas an.
nounced that with the record com
pleted as to practically everything
but the relief need, the Commis-
sioners would be asked to boil
down their 1889 estimates to the
absolute minimum and let the
Senate committee know on the
basis of the latest available in
formation what items they regard
as necessary, and where they think
cuts can be made.
District Auditor Daniel J.
Donovan, representing the Com
misisoners, was requested to con-
fer with them and have the re-
port ready for the committee
when it meets Monday.
On Tuesday, the Senator said,
the committee win lock the doors
and mark up the bill" as passed
by, the House.
The Washington times., 1938-02-25
NelU Sound Device Records
Babel of Tongues at the Zoo

Roars of the lions, the bark OF
the gibbon, chattering Of monkeys,
the assorted screams of birds and
other odd noises made by Zoo
inmates today belonged to
poSterity.
The various grunts, growls,
roars and calls were recorded
yesterday by j. L. Fonda, inventor
Of a. sound film, and his associate,
Comdr. Harry Payne, noted in
aviation. They we're accompanied
by DR.. John P. Harrington, Of
the National Museum and DR..
William L. Mann. Zoo director.
The recordings were made on a
machine using 16-milometer film.
Mr.. Fonda explained his invention
The Washington times., 1938-02-25
Illness of 6 Laid
To DOughnuts

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Feb.
,25.-Dr. A. B. Hooton, Prince
Georges County health officer, has
ordered an investigation of re
ports that at least six persons in
the metropolitan area Of the
county are suffering from pto
maine poisoning believed to have
been caused by cream doughnuts
from a Hyattsville bakery.
DR.. Hooton said he had received
q report that four children from
one family were i'll and that sew
eral other persons had complained
against the establishment. He ad.
mitted he had eaten several
-doughnutS from the bakery In
question and had suffered severe
eastronomic disturbances"