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l4O D St Sc.
Rooms $50.
Rooms. 81 BAN sHsA vseaHi -; Me- $3.50.
100, WApLE y JAMES. INC; ..e
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WE CAN RENT YOUR PROPERTY
s154 IT PAYS.
WINFIELD i TlIURM, 90S 10th NV. TO-
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BETHESDA : NEW d.RooM. .-BATH
hone hoSlsa improved street, oren 1u'cmsis Lsst
U'eq " lers n' to slase suit ca Hr'H Wis eoae, 4n
OPPORTUNITY! NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
Modern, rooms. !UX3S "a bedrms.' 3
porehrs copper screens, newly decorated; ;
Lear garage. Earsaini May trade Act
quickly + W BAILEY Adams 4;st.
$500 CASH BALANCE 500 PER MONTH
New and q room bricks. fronting park.
StS5u. 6.s Ridge I'd Sc. Atlantic :4!l
SUBURBAN HOME: CAPE COD; 3 ROOMS
bath bal .a screened ere porch; iarte lot; owner
fee 5. 500: terms Call WIS o:4u
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW IN AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY, Park. ) extra larEe rooms,
tuli cellar, noored attic; modern in every
detail; large lot TO alley. A real buy direct
ttom s,n builder 1t Is worth seens 4sIa
ElIieott ST.. west on Ellieott to 4sti. soutH
- block. Emerson 6j46.
BETHESDA-RARE OPPORTUNITY: NEW
i-room and bath home. sir-conditioned. lot
Der "SHasd %Snth lot Cali VS. VS."
buy NEW sEMi-DET. BRICK s fuli-size
F9e~S Suto MODEL
In isresni efose
to CATHOLIC UNIV, and MONASTERY
Washington Really Geo $500 or 4isS
~: ;S"uS;1o ,.,s:;;. lash; DEIAchED HOME
l. II THADEN W,s Gao " "'N'''
Chevy Yen CHASE, Mp. 4l5 RAYMOND ST,
PLACE rooms; Oil burner; 2-csr ssrsse;
polntment or KEY Emerson $3.50. 10:
CLOSE t,S3;3 IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-BEAU-
titully located, near stores. schools. bus,
ete; New semi-det. brick. rooms, :? baths.
deep Msps lot n,,sr Taken in .rsas IHSpsci md
llGt or Clev. s.lG
AMER. UNIV. PARK-LARGE DEr. 6-RM.
orick; & modern. Owner must sacrifice;
Hoo' Fsrk ave. Or call Emerson 4l1s.
Mt. DOME xs.5U0-NEW DET. BRICK. &
rms, baths, recreation rm oil heal,
sno W. hook-up; insulated, turred. weather.
stripped. screened: garage; biz lot. Natl
1915. A. M. ROTH, Temple 1884
RlRkSIDE. CHEVY CHASE MD.-hE-
duced from SlS.EoO to Sl49 $50: S.roOm
LARGE rooms. 2-csr ssrase: q really beauli.
ful center-hall home. Call Wis $40.
SHEPHERD AGEES SALE
Attractive detached dwelling with 4 bed
rms. baths. recreation rm. etc: modern
and Just reconditioned: offers wanted on
reasonable terms
Dist. SHl1 W L. MOORE Geo. ssOo
ROLLINGWOCD. = ON BEAUTIFULLY
10 rooms, baths, flreplaces. gear "a.
rage. INQUIRE at 7Ol3 Rolling rd.. or phone
National 1910.
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS

JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave Sc.
LINCOLN OOSi.
1915 18th ST. NE.
, rms, splendid shape; ,refrg.; oak
doors throus hout; cheap at 500
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 27OO.
4i2l 4th ST NV
Colonial type. rms, bath, h-wh; nice
condition and in splendid neishborhood;
2-car garase; 500.
R. V. MARCERON,
613 18th ST. NV Natl. 65SS.
SILVER SPRING-S7O.
604 Oak drive--Center-hsll brick, 9
large rooms. bath, h.-Wh. tboWer); biz
yard. DIXIE REALTY CO.. Natl. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$85.
Fine location: laree det. house. 3
rooms 4 bedrooms, 3 ireplaces, ear:
lovely huge yard with trees. DIXIE
REALTY CO. Natl. $3.50: Sunday. Clev.
nlOO.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SMALL, NEW BUNGALOW; u ACRE
ground all ecc modern conv.. oil burner;
no children: $40 mo- Falls Church 1883.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW ANIL; FUR
nished: till April /. 1899 DECATUR
Heights. Md. Telephone Greenwood 26t4-J.
ATTENTION GOVT EMPLOYEES. LOVELY
Spanish BUNGALOW. g rooms. furnished. best
section OF Hyattsyile. 500; adults. Phone
Hyattsyille 100
BEDROOMS: AUTOMATIC HEAT AND
hot water. Electrolux. electric range: large
lawn and shrubbery; $50 mo. Walnut
63TO-W.
COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRYrFIVE RMS.
and bath electric kitchen furnished or un-
furnished: garage. Caretaker on property:
$50 by mo. Telephone Rockville 23g-W. liz
ARLINGTON. VA.-NEAT 5 RMS, BATH,
h.-w.h.; nice yard; close in: $50 mo-:
avail 10 days, si24 N. Tazewell st. To in
spect call MR.. DOUGLAS. Walnut 1910,
ONCE hours
LYON VILLAGE. VA-6 ROOMS OIL
neat screened porch; Oct J. SIS. 6 rooms
OIL neat; will recondition for good tenant:
NS5. G. w. CLEVER CO., Oxford O322.
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HOUSES UkeURNISHEp.

3217 GA AVE. N.W.--6 r., B.; AR
7o5 hfan Mihn. ' ave nems % r. b., s.r.s. ..s 5..sS
1UG6 q st. n.e.-1 r.. b., h.-w.h. $50
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
sl4 6 ST. NV. DISTRICT 1850.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
liIs PARKWOOD PL. N.W.-SS5.
Living room. dining room, bedrooms. 2
baths, s:reeEed rear porch. kitchen. two
car garage. electric retriseration. laundry
tubs and extra lavatory IN basement.
l4OI K CAFRITZ. Dist. 9OsO.
EXCELLENT VALUE.
l!40 G ST N.E.-$55
Colonial home. rec. hall living room.
dining room. :. bedrooms. kitchen and bath.
two screened porches
l4th and K CAFRITZ. Dist. $3.50.
3O3 TODD PL. NE.
Desirable brick house consisting OF six
rooms and bath. built-in garage. two
screened porcheS: is ARRANGED TO sccommo-
date Two families; $50 II month.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
National $3.50.
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BETHESDA.

III 11EOD1A,
g. HOS GARFIELD ST.
. Immediate possession; new detached
brick; lot bUx135 six full-s,Zed rooms and
bath 'master bedroom l"xIW:. basement
unoer entire house with space for recrea-
conditioningl; slate roof: walls furred: in
sulated. Price, $3.50; terms. $3.50 cash.
X51 80 per month.
Also nearing completion, 2-bedroom
homes. Buy now and select own paper,
fixtures, etc
Drive out Old GEORGETOWN rd u. miles
past bank. left at Lincoln ST. TO Garfield
st. then right to houses
WAGGAMAN BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
Builders,
1900 Eye St NV Met, 1850.
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ONLY S7.150.
CASH, S4OO.
$50 MONTHLY.
INCDECT

4s43 5th ST. SOUTH ARLINGTON. VA
bunssjav new modern 1 rsnd we,St groom br,eS
division of new Lee boulevard
convenient TO city. bus and grade school
Lot soft. front by 1870 IT. deep southern
exposure. Nice lawn. plenty shrubbery
concrete walk to front porch IT, by Il fl
Living room attractively papered polished
oak floors. open fireplace. bookshelves. coat
closet. Dining room has china closet
plenty base plugs Well-arranged kitchen.
expensive gas range white and black tile
sink and dralnboard Armstrong inlaid limo
Ieum. overhead cupboardS. large drawers
Two bedrooms. closets in each. Connecting
tile bath, shower, built-in tub. hand basin
and toilet. mrrored medicine cabinet.
Large noored attic. rock wool insulation:
space for extra bedroom. three Windows
Full concrete cellar. hot-water heat oil
burner and boiler with summer and winter
hook-up inclosed in metal jacket, laundry
Trays ana copper piping. Place for servants
toilet: steel beam and steel sash in cellar
Spring-balance windows caulked and
weather-strlpped: screens cutters and
doWnspouts; Detached garage with private
macadam driveway. Our 18th house in
this subdivision. Inspect it today or during
the week. We sold four new houses of ours
WALTER O'HARA & SONS.
Lee Boulevard. Arlington, Va.
BUS PHI. WAL. $3.50. RES. PHI. OK Olc3
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


close to Rhode Island aye.-Detached six
room house with side and back yards:
brand new condition: trustees sale. Phone
National OSO5 during ONCE hours. 13'
FOR COLORED.
1881 IRVING ST. NE.
hot,water heat. full basement. front and
back porches screens metal weather.
s, s;ripDsd large, sssutlf1l yaTd with plenty
. HARRY iIi Z JUSTINE,
s19 11th ST. NV. NATL. 2s44. IL
k1NGMAN PARK.
Where you should buy Sager-Built Home
to be certain 81 quality in construction,
backed by 80 years experience and over
CHAS. D. SAGER.
924 14th st. NV National OO3s.
FOR COLORED.
IN K1NGMAN PARK.
We have one 5-room house. recondi-
TONED Ike new. that can be bought during
the month OF September for as low as $3.50
down and 500 per month. Beyond doubt
she oesl buy In The city for this month
CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 14th st. NV National OO36.
COlored People With Brains.
INTELLIGENT FOLKS: Here's the story
this time. GOTTA HOUSE, located on
18th st. ne, between Jackson and Kearney
SITS. IN, BROOKLAND, where homes are
REAL HOMES. Just sold one on the same
street, between Irving and Jackson. You'll
De next II you hurry. Here are the facts:
First cost ------ $6, 500
Improvements added 1900
Total ------- $1,000
New imita ion brick shingles over wealth
erboarding OF entire outside. NEW ROOF
NEW HEATING PLANT There are five
large rooms and modern bath full base
ment The entire house is AIR CONDI-
TONED; large lot full of fruit and flow
ers. The house is in beautiful new-house
condition. Owner will lose nearly 81 500 on
1t for real quick sale. We will sell it to
you NOW for s. 500 and well make the
terms spit YOUR POCKETBOOK. See
L. L. JOHNSON.
Rep. 0105. 339 N. Y. Ave. NV. North ?a45
COLORED
1922 JACKSON ST. NE.
9 rooms q bedrooms bath: 5Oxl42-ft
lot abundance OF fruit shade trees.
$3.50.
OTHERS $5 Q50 Tip
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

LONED FOR BUSINESS,
62S Sth st. n.e.--19 it. wide. rms.
bath. 2-car garage. Reasonable down pay
ment and x:tS per month
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye st. National 1853.
EVENINGS Atlantic o1no
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HILLCREST-DET. COLONIAL,
Corner 34th st. and Alabama
Ave. Sc.
JUST COMPLETED DIsTINCTNE DE-
TAASHHEEDp TAASHHEED pdnS HRIGk MI nCEHTER Ell %! HALL "a SIX
. BATHS. RECREATION RIM. SCREENED
PORCH ON ONE SIDE CT HOUSE ANN
ATTACHED GARAGE on THE OTHER:
CONSTRUCTION BUILT BY PAUL p.
STONE AND AVON SHOCKEY. NORTH
TAI
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BARGAIN-BELOW COST.

l.
NEW 3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW.
WOODSIDE PARK, SILVER SPRING.
I am developing another section and
have this house left. Large living room.
fireplace, fun din. rm.. beautifully equipped
kitchen large tiled bath. shower recrea-
ton rm. finished and heated: full cellar
and attic. on heat. garage. porcheS. wealth
er-Stripped. screens, large lot. one square
10 bus. Call BUILDER. Shepherd 3..S:,.
ONLY $3.50.
Very attractive. detached brick home
on biz beautiful lot
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-e
Perfect condition With L rms. bath
attic. Slate root. insulated. big screened
porch: elec refg: screens. awnings etc
Mr.. 48th AND MASS. AVE.
4sl1 DAVENPORT ST. NV.
Dist. Sal7. w. L. MOORE. Geo oSO2.
New Detached Brick, $685..
Six rooms. large porch. open fireplace.
garage. oxford cabinets. refrigerator: ::
screened. eather-stripped: hot-Water heat.
oil burner; immediate possession. Very
easy terms.
1885 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
OPEN.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 llth 81. NV. Dist. 3346>
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Open Today, 3-7-$5, $50.
800 MASS. AVE. NE.

8 rooms, reception hall and bath. with
paved alley; large front porch and inclosed
double back pOrches long lot: hardwood
floors throughout: hot-water heat. You
will be pleased at the large number of
roomy closets. and many other desirable
features. House could easily be converted
into . two-Apa rtment house ii desired
Open for inspection Sunday after 10 q m.
and EVENINGS after 5 pm Apply OWNER
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

GROOM MODERN HOME. S5.75O. LOT
5OxibO Near all Silver Spring schools
COFFMAN REALTY CO. Shepherd 4123
FOXALI. OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
parks rms, :. baths. double rear poyches.
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lOCo DOWN MONru
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
ONLY S. 750

5 large rooms. tiled bath with shove
oll 9, neat; hardwood floors, electric kitchens,
Iu!l cellars and large attics: finely To-
pant at Riyerdse. Exhibit home AS
Lincoln ave, Riverdale Nd Go out Baifo
oFd to Riverdale traffic light. turn rirh.
on MaGlSon ave. to Arthur ave. then left
on Arthur to lincoln ave Terms small
casn payment and S45 per month in
ciuding all interest. We also build IN
greer greer IN Va Nd. or D. c. OWNER,
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ROBERT PETER. Az

1sCf3HINI
Attorney
1i6 RusHE RD,, UNIVERSITY PARK
burner. buit-in garage, So 600 tern,
Cp Cpeh c ioT Inspection. ERWIN REALTT-
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.!... 18th FL. NV
New 4 rooms, Tile bath recreation room.
automatic heal. eiec refris-rat tlon =. .6Ju
Easy terms. Open 10 .. ID. c. GRUVER.
Maui. ,:i1.
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See 222 Underwood st. NV.
New Cape Cod Cottage (Solid Brick.
Five and six rooms one with bedroom
and half bath on frst floor just off Gov
ernment park. convenient to transportation
and stores two blocks to graded school and
Calvin Coolidge High School: quiet neigh
borhood. free from tratfic. See these
homes. compare the construction with any
house that costs Il thousand to fifteen hun
ured more. and you &lll arree ii is the best
bay for the money in Washinston
WAt1.E g. JAMES, INC
1924 IAN 81. NV Dist o33S.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
WHY RENT?

Braddock Hts. Va-Beautiful. new r
room brick home; high. cool; restricted
community. Temple 1910
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 264 54-IOO ACRES
u " p, ralusoie unimproved real estate on
ntei i ru.' Montgomery County. Md al
PUBIC auction, on the premises, on Thur
gay gay september 5th, 1898, at pm II
pas pas Tontage OF approximately . 344 g.,
Ieel on RlYer I'd. and is Just beyond ;ra
kfenSood Golf and Country Club r.
further details see the adyertisement no.
running IN the Maryland News
GEORGE E. FLEMING
WILLIAM L. MILLER.
poprpr pr-rr, Trustees.
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JACOBSON BROS

Invite YOU 70 inspect 1881 Orchid st. NV
knoll, set well back from street and sur
rounded by, LARGE oak trees: 6 rooms 2
paths and lavatorv on l st noor: air con-
ditioned, with 4 floor plan to meet your
complete approval. For those discriminat-
me buyers seeking new home in the
Slo,OoO price class We urge you to see this
property at once
Open Daily 10 AM to 9P.M.
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1433 Whittier St. N.W.-$9O.
Just of 10Th st-4 bedrooms 2 baths;
Also maid room and bs tn; built in esrage
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INVESTMENT CORP,
National 5S33. 1871! N Y. Ave NV
WESTBOROUGH BETHESDA. Md
room and bath BUNGALOW detached
Furred walls gas heat, large yard; brick
NI5 month.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Div ST. N w. Dist. 1913.
MT. PLEASANT.
y rooms. 6 bedrooms. = baths remod-
Sed throughout: automatic heat; $50.
JEROME S. MURRAY,
Rep. 1850, 1881 G St. NV Pot 1919
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IN COUNTRY CLIIB AREA

-WaIHUt -'H4U. Ewes Wal. n15S
OPPORTUNITIES ARE CONSTANTLY
passing right by YOU See this one Land
on main boulevard. Will sell house and
prs6s , adse ,ori or up to- 10 acres Ideal for hiGh
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 1Q40 Ewes Walnut aI,e
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Lee Boulevard, Arlington, Va
BUS PHI. WAL. $3.50 RES PHI. OK Olc3
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TREES AND A BROOK

95o-Trees and a brook. a new home
rooted with lovely Spanish tile containing
an HONEST Job. utilizing COPPER for per-
manence IN pipes, screens cutters flashing
Gut Lee highway ! y miles. left on KIRK
To9o ra 70 pToperty. Owner-huilder.
j. b LONkMOOD Walnut onOn
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BY OWNER BUILDER. NEW CAPE COD
home Ave large rooms. large closets. tile
bath: another bath i'll basement; hot-water
heat: will screen; near new high schooi
and two blocks from grade school. y?
Gilpin ST.. Rosemont Park, Alexandra: Va.
ell l6I,E
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OLD GEORGETOWN.

S'l3-l5 M st. Canal GA group OF
old homes completely done over gorgeous
view. historic canal and river; S6J. Cleye-
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NEAR 18th ST. NV.
S..y5O--Just north uf Spring rd.: q
modern brick. ? stories and cellar. Il
rooms bath. lavatory, hot-water heat.
elec. reig hardwood floors. screens. ga
rake.. California owner anXiouA to sell.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
i?9 18th st. Nv. kealtor Natl. 015'.
Eve sun Adams '!4S4 Mr. NuSbaum.
FIRST SHOWING DETACHED BRICK.
$9,250-EASY TERMS.
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JSl3 Ilh ST NV
rooms semi-de tached II, baths: oil
heat insulated. weather stripped; garage:
i'll fine condition Owner transferred.
Must sell. Price reduced. Call Mr.. Lynch.
Randolph 1.,1! or
WAf e JAMES INC
1924 13th ST wv Dist 224G
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PARLEY is CALLED
ON CONSTRUCTION
Disproportionate Rise in Public
Building to Be Stressed at
Meeting Here.

The United States Chamber OF Com
merce has convoked a Construction
Industry Conference to meet here Oc-
tober 20 and 81, it was announced yes
terday. The emphasis of the confer
ence will be put on the disproportion-
ate increase in public construction
compared with private construction,
John w. O'Leary, chairman of the
chambers Executive Committee, said.
For the first eight months of the
year public construction awards ac-
counted for some 48 per cent of the
total construction work." Mr.. OLeary
said, while in the same period last
year public construction made up only
38 per cent of the total awards. This
Is an unhealthy trend and must be re-
versed if the country's prosperity is to
be put on a solid and permanent
basis"
Thomas S. Holden, vice president of
the F. w. Dodge Corp, New York, is
to present the opening meeting of the
conference with the question of how to
increase employment in the construc-
ton industry. William Stanley Parker
of Boston, general chairman of the
Construction League of America, plans
to propose a general policy for the
construction industry.
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DR.. HALECKI TO TALK

DR.. Oscar Halecki Of the University
Of Warsaw, Poland, will address the
Polish National Alliance, Group s48,
and the Polish Club Of Washington
at pm. today in the Wardman Park
Hotel.
The lecturer came to the United
States directly from the International
Historical Conference in Zurich, Switz-
erland A professor Of history at the
Polish university, DR.. Halecki will lee
ture as an exchange professor at
American colleges under the auspices
of the kosciuszko Foundation fund.
Dr. Haleckis subject will be THE
Educational System in Poland" His
talk will be preceded by luncheon and
a musicale. Mrs. H. Lewicka an Mrs.
Apolonia Pelc are In charge Of reser-
YatiOnS
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every important historic site and
nearly every river town.
But at present it's still q dream
highway. Just when it will be built
and how it will be paid for are un-
answered questions the Governors
hope to thrash out.
The 400th anniversary in 1941 Of
De Soto's discovery Of the river has
been suggested as an ideal date for
getting things started.
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west shore of the historic river from
up where one can jump across it at
Lake Itasca to the big steamer docks
at New Orleans.
The ball was started rolling not
long ago when the Governors OF Min
nesota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas ard
Louisiana named 10 men each to an
Interstate Parkway Planning Commit
tee. And the chief executives will
lay their elaborate plans for the road
before Secretary Of the Interior Ickes
Tuesday.
1t would be pleasure" highway
known as the mississippi River Park
way"-a strip of Handicapped parkway
dividing north and south traffic.
Links Would Be Made.
Bridgeheads and history would gov
ern the route. 1t would connect with
every bridge leading across the river
to the eastern shore and wind along
the bluffs and valleys so as to touch
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Free Lip-Reading Course.

Free instruction in lip-reading for
hard hearing adults will be offered
by the Washington Society for the
Hard of Hearing and the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital at the
latter institution Tuesday. A class for
colored persons will be held at Z pm.
and another for white persons at 8
pm. Miss Frances H. Downes will
have charge of instruction.
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MISSISSIPPI ROAD
TO Be DISCUSSED
Governors of Various States
to Meet This Week in
Dream Conference
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.-The Governors
Of five States who have been dream
ing about the same thing-a 1000 mile
scenic highway along the Mississippi
Riyer-will gaze into the future to-
gether at a dream conference" here
next week.
Western Shore Route Proposed.
They have set out to cultivate the
vision into beautiful four-lane con-
crete pavement that would skirt the
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MRS. WILEY SPEAKS

Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, prominent
Washington clubwoman, addressed the
Woman's Club of Lyon Village, Va,
at its meeting held at the home Of
Mrs. Bernard Joy, with Mrs. Louis
Carl, Mrs. Clarence Croft and Mrs.
I. C. Buchanan serving as co-hostesses
Mrs. Wiley described her recent trip
around the world and told in detail Of
her visits to China, Japan and India
She exhibited a large collection of
Evening star., 1938-10-09

r. H. Miller, A. F. T. Raum, G. E.
Schnabel, Chesteen Smith, H. J. Smith
and Howard E. Snyder.
Others associated with the mission
include Drs. c. N. Chapman physician;
c. F. Kohlmeier, E. A. Kohlmeier and
I. G. Kohlmeier, dentists; Andrew
Wilson, attorney, and J. L. Ferguson,
auditor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-19


An American ace during the World
War, Lansing c. Holden (above), Of
New York, was killed with Ray w.
Krout, Of Patterson, N. J., when
their National Guard plane crashed
into q hillside at Sparta, Tenn.
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-19
main greatly in a minority.

main greatly in a minority.
From newspaper comment one
might think that they scored VIC
tory in the recent election. They did
make considerable gains, but they
were gains from close to zero. The
C. o. F. still is legislatively feeble
Yet it's on the upgrade. McNary's
task is to. keep it moving upward
More than any other single individual
he can do it elf anyone CAM at the
coming session of Congress.
To date he's performed wonder
:'ully.
Barkley and Rayburn.
Alben w. Barley leads the Senate
Democrats (thc New Dealers,
mcan). Barkley has made more noise
than McNary, but the KentuclSia.i
isn't deuce high with the Orcgonian
as strategist. He can't begin to con-
troll his own bunch. Indeed, there has
been talk of retiring him to the ranks
in favor of an ADLER commander. 1t
might be done, too, but that the Dem
ocratic pro-New Dealers hesitate at
such a confession of bad judgment in
their original selection of him TO boss
their campaign. And the Democratic
anti New Dealers are willing to keep
him. nonainally as semi-followerless
leader.
In the lower house, Representative
Sam Rayburn of Texas, is a first-rate
Democratic leader. He has lot of
followers, though. His job
is difficult.
Yet the Republicans stunt is diff
cult also.
They won a stable bunch of sem
atorial and representatorial and guber
material seats but they're a mile be-
midland anyway TIN make 'em
scratch to catch up before 1910.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-19
$1,000 Jews In Italy
Are Out Of Jobs
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sand Jews were said by usually reli-
eble sources today to have been drop
ned from government and private jobs
ia the past four days. The action was
in compliance with the sweeping cab
met decree of November 10 excluding
Jews from government positions, re-
stricting their business and profes-
sions and forbidding their marriage to
Italian Aryans.
Twenty-Five hundred of those dis
missed were in Rome, it was stated.
The same sources said Jews would ne
barred from participation in Italy's
repatriation project, in which more
than half million italians living
abroad would be returned to the
homeland.
They expected that many jobs now
held by Jews in Italy would be given
to the repatriated groups.
Meanwhile, political circles heard
that Father Pietro Tacchi-Venturi,
rector of Rome's Church of Jesus, and
noted peace-maker between the Fas-.
cist government and the Vatican, was
at work seeking solution of the mar
riage law dispute. Pope Plus protest
ed against the marriage restrictions
on the ground they were in violation
of the concordat between the church
and Italy.