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are on a purely personal basis. Knudsen and Stettinius happen to be good friends, so each knows exactly what the other is doing. Other commissioners who don't happen to be close don't always know what the rest are doing. LABOR GOODWILL
 One point made by Bernard Ba- ruch is his talk before the Defense Commission was the necessity of having the goodwill of labor. Without this, he said, speed was impossible.
 Roosevelt made a good start on this when on September 13 he sent Congress special message outlining labor standards which were to be followed in letting government contracts. However, it was not until ten days ago that the Army actually wrote these standards into its contracts. Mean while many of these labor stand ards have been ignored.
 For instance, when the con tract for airplane engines was signed with Ford exactly one day after election, it caused a terrific furOre in labor circles. But what labor did not know was that when the Army first prepared the contract it even forgot to insert a clase requiring the Ford Company to comply with the Walsh-H -Healey Act. Se- cret fact is that it was the Ford company which noticed the omission and called it to the attention of the Army, which then inserted the clause.
 The excuse of the Army regard ing its failure to put labor speci- fications into these contracts, is, 1st, that it is working at break neck speed; 2nd, that the various labor laws already are the law of the land and no special con- tract is required for compliance.
 This. however, is a point which labor does not appreciate, and there has been more and more OSSdu0C 41pOl guards have not been written into Army contracts. In fact. already there is talk of a strike against the Ford company because of its new contract and its failure to live up to Labor Relations Board rulings.
 During the campaign, the President met all inner circle complaints about the Defense Commission with assurances that as soon as the election was over he would give his whole at- tention to the problem and there would be far-reachlng re-Organ- izatiOn. But three weeks have Dassed and so far there Is no indication that any action is imminent.
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FIFTY COLLEGIANS
 AIDED BY ROTARIANS

Fifty college students have been aided by the Rotary club in their quest for an education since the Rotary educational fund was eS- tablished in 1923, according to H. O Post. chairman of the fund. who re- viewed its work at a meeting yes- terday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-27
HIGH SCHOOL OF
 REVERE GUTTED

Revere, Mass, Nov. 27-CUP)-A two-alarm fire which started in a second-door auditorium caused $8000 damage to Revere High School early today.
 As snow fell, Chelsea and Revere firemen battled an hour to exiting uish the blaze which spread to all floors in the main section of the three-story brick structure. Water damage was extensive.
 Police said a meeting of support CTS of Mayor Laurence J. Gillis, defeated candidate for reelection, was held in the auditorium last night but smoking was not permit ted.
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Market Declines At Opening Of Business
Bonds Were Irregular; SteeIs Were Off Slightly; Most
 of Leaders Were Down Just Little

Du Pont 155 3-8 off 5-8.
 Raw issues registered minor gains including Texas Corporation at 38 7-8 up 1-8: Union Pacific 81 1-2 up 7-8; Baldwin Locomotive Certifi- cates 16 3-4 up 1-8; and Sperry 42 1-8 up 3-8.
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IS MADE
 AGAINST ARRESTS

Tokyo, Nov. 27.-U7)-Edward s. Crocker, first secretary of the United States embassy, protested tc the foreign office today a-1inst the arrest in Haiphong, French Indo- China. of Melville Jacoby, an Amer ican newspaper correspondent, and U. s. Vice Consul Robert w. Rinder last week. Rinden and Jacoby were arrested by Japanese gendarmes when they photographed a Japanese sentry under the American flag ir the compound of the North Ameri- can syndicate at Haiphong, port fol Hanoi. which is under Japanese oc- cupation.
 United States officials took the position that Rinden and Jacoby were within their rights in taking photographs on American property The Japanese held that with Hai- phong under their occupation the port is military zone and subject to Japanese military regulations. Ja- coby and Rinden were freed after brief detention but their films were destroyed. t....
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Blitzkrieg In West Shown In Movie From Germany

New York, 27.-UP)-The documentary reel of the "Btzieg playing thuastic houses small Yorke Citys cclon
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N. Y. Bank & Trust Stocks The R. F. Griggs Co.

NEW YORK CURB
Evening star., 1940-04-04
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

CoMMIssIoNERs OF, THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA; April 3. l94o-A public hear
Gs tbs hsving been held BY the
street and alley area in the District Of
Columbia. as hereinafter described, and the
equity, justice and advisability of said
rnf1i cioslnes; and that the same are in the
puohc t5s in.ne interests and not detrimental to
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 'thi that t the ensl SAID
commissioners have prepared the following
o PSbc ta Act N @ to h
December is, 1872, the Street and ND alley alley
area as shown in green on plats filed in the
af and nubered O. as sse Maps R1ssrs!
232S. 1929, 2330 1881 and 1892, is hereby
ordered o ra : d. CLOSED same to take effect on
comprised in said area so closed to revert
10 the abutting property owners, as shown
on on SAID hd,op maps the said street and alley
as follows: J.. Closing part of MONTANA
AVENUE north of Franklin Street between
s4RFRq 81 aRd 9TH tht Streets NJ :: CLOSING 3rd
strssts NE ciosins ioarss Of aho f5nRklIc puBkIc
ALIY ALLEY between veazey Terrace and Yuma
srrset snd MW sbuttins Lot Square 20s
H4rG,12, paHaalIel to Connecticut Avenue 4 Closing
and adLlGS Lu1an ASa1us STREET Setween 18th Street
SkEr abans seHh sauaFs 81 Ra0af aes ISLAND
st9Slhs senni5s ps5a Road Of 1ah STREET north Of
interested INT; must file objections if any. in in
Wrltlng. to said closings within thirty f301
d. Gays after the date Of this publication;
on May 4. 1910, and the Street and sIiev
m area 5 herein described shall on and after
sag ss,. gate become closed. in accordance
StoSieas aEoReE e Sad ALIEN Ais MbAyIb pAyIb
MccoACH. .Jr.,. Commissioners Of the Dis. IS
'fio' OF Columbia ap4,14texsu.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE:

PACKARD 1896 coupe. reduced to sell
and and ta s.s 'Gass n ME- Mfaes a4oo pontiac 2Snd
PACKARD 1887 4-door touring sedan; ra-
do black finish, looks and runs like new
Blue Ribbon e1 gnaSantse; Ns!1 Md25e S125 Gown,
1901 R. TRaHsdtE I AVE Ne MOTORS De. esos.
PACKARD 1887 convertible "I2O' coupe
maroon finish; motor and rubber excel
% Wlseensln = ave- ssey WI SSSse sass Pontiac $500
hsh 's 'ra1k opssae ssasn
:s q: Ri Ss,, e,is sia b'ssss ss sSs ana
sAcRAfp s.ss se.ua 1saS s aaaars st esh b. ss
ard ARD dgalty 4 for only sd755s PACKARD Gath
built-in radio, safety steel body with orig
nal nnish. Immediately clean, smooth
thrifty thrifty mo, ,noating .poyes engine; hydraulic
terms.
FRANK SMALL. Jr..
1349 Good Hope Rd Sc Ii 2o77
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door de luxe; new
tires; 10000 miles; excel. cond, $3.50.
Hyattsville 119-W.
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door; will sell
800 miles. Inquire Esseno % Gas Station. itr
9Th and H sts. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1893 de luxe 4-dr, touring
sedan: lustrous black finish, immaculatey
PARK % 5 Z G % Randolph ,lpa saitGl s4is' st" laA0mA
ssfs 6sss SnaSn ns only ans seg seses
Golden, 383 Carroll St. Takoma PARK
D. c Randolph s416.
PLYMOUTH PI;Y, :. 1885 4-aoor + sedan; sood
1926 goth St: nv D1. a14I. '''''
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 2-door sedan:
anteed for your safety. and comfort Com
only s27e. Trade and terms that make
1711 Florida Ave. NV. Hobart 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe o-door trunk
fer,an sedan; aft,ractivs orginal gray finish in
vince you Of the former owners fine
eare; $500, nr p1hanka p1 Service 1926 goth
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door de luxe sedan
new-car condition; finance company must
sen for unpaid balance, 1865 Terms and
TRACE to re5ponsible party. Mr.. Callan.
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe coupe: Philco ra-
dio and heater: S145. 702 Butternut st
NV
PLYMOUTH. 1885 de luxe. 4-door trunk
roomy; economical; best all-around condi-
PAUL BROS. 500 Wisconsin ave
PLYMOUTH, 1889 2-door trunk sedan: low
mileage: little used S475 terms Owner.
Columbia 61s8M Dealer
PLYMOUTH 80 4-DooR SEDAN $3.50
Expect neW-car performance. Steam
ss'ss Casio to ss Start pig paSnsss Tas ~ Mss d
Lee RoccA mf NC e pay 5saoes eosss Ave NV
Excellent condition Special tonight.
Pay 50 down Plenty of time to pay. Big
LEO RoccA, INC, e315 Georgia Ave. NV.
Retuned Guaranteed Ready to 90
tq mentS May 10th. Pay 50 down. Plenty OF
LEO RoccA, INC, e3l5 Georgia Ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH '33 SEDAN 500
spses tonsh pay 80 6R5 doTn dssd
LEO RoccA INC, ea15 Georgia Ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1924 4-door sedan; new green
hnlshi rsa sopd ssood tires and it runs DsTt5ct
only s145. Pohanka Service. 1925 Goth
st. NV. D1. 9141.
PONTIAC '36 SEDAN 1869
Spotless in every detail, wonderful con-
ddition dit on Big trade. Special, tonight. Pay
- down long time to pay balance
LEO ROCCA. INC, N. Y g. Fla AYES NE
PONTIAC ,,35 @-door; lifetime guaranteed;
500 tonight: big trade; bring your title:
or SO cash, SIT so monthly starting May
18th. Parkway. 3040 NJ st. NV.
sTuDEBAKER 1887 business coupe: low
mileage. carefully driven by school teacher,
attractive tan. finish spotless inside good
tlres' a real value al S3s5 Pohanka
service ll26 2Oth st NV D1 9l41
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NEW APT BLDG.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-WIS, AVE. NEAR
W NV Large store, 25x202; rear can be
used as warehouse. This is real home for
your business. ME. 1856. B. M. ODUM,
1927 Eye st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

APARTIENT-A 2O-UNIT BUILDING IN
walking distance to Government depart
ments. Annual rental, S1O,1OO Estimated
income. $500. Owner will trade on build
ing lots I n p G or nearby Nd rGr or " "
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WILL TRADE.

So $50 detached brick center-hall home,
z years old, ami; g rooms, 2 baths 30
600 So ft. ground, fenced garden; separate
building lot; fruit trees: 2-car garage:
automatic heat Will trade for small
bungalow in good section MARYLAND or
OS56
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PACKARD 1888 de luxe IS" 4-dr trunk
sedan: black. immaculate. unusual cond;
quick sale, 1913. terms co 2075 Dealer
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MONEY WANTED.

WILL sELL-2nd TRUST NOTES, TO
yield Sc; secured by new owner-occupied
homes. District 2724. Ewes, WO O432.
$4,000 AT &C, INTEREST FOR YEAR AS
first mortgage on e5-acre subdivision in
nearby Md. now being developed for small
homes. Liberal commission. Prefer to deal
with private party. This property is really
worth $500 per acre. Box 3O7-X, Star
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1888 Dictator cruising se-
dan: black finish. seat covers. low inile age
PACKARD. gath and sts. NV RE. 0l45.
STUDEBAKER "6' late 1887 de luxe coupe:
ike new, one owner, metallic maroon
finish, like new car kept in garage. up-
holstery excellent. new tires: driven little
IN past 16 months; 1896 90. Write Box
472, College Park, Maryland
STUDEBAKER 1898 Commander sedan; q
one-owner car that has received only tina
PES PES t1r. o. care and shows i. perfect meter
Bonded and backed by our b-day driving
trial. Lee p: Butler Inc, 112I 21st st.
NV. D1. 1918
SIUDEBAKER 1885 convertible coupe; has
new new paint and is unusually clean through
out; n excellent mechanical condition,
Iruiy nne, sporty car for the discriminating
ppuyeI: p.sy,I: only S297, Liberal terms. Lee D.
butter Inc, 1121 2lst st. NV DI 1918.
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,u,, cHERNER MOTOR co

CHEVROLET 1897 de luxe master trunk
sedan; radio. elec. clock; car in fine cond.
$500 mi, Orig. paint, like new car, be-
cause OF Simonzing regularly: kept in
heated gar UDholstering very clean. dual
lights. etc. Sacrifice because car not being
used. S375 Box Oak Star
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OLDSMOBnE "6" 1887 2-door sedan;
heater. ORIGINAL attractive green finish.
interior clean. fine tires and a perfect
motor: will give some one many miles of
satisfactory service S445, Pohanka Serv-
ice. JOG Goth st. NV. DI. 914l
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CHEVROLET 1897 Master de luxe coupe:
radio: thorouRhlv Chernerized and fully
bumper; ready to give you miles Of trouble
free. transportation for only $500: liberal
Evening star., 1940-04-04

OVERLAND 80 2-door; spotless: S469 to-
night. big allowance; bring your title; or
50 cash, 1S notes. Parkway, 3040 NJ st.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
FRANK SMALL. Jr.
E1-I Da11a~

1553 Pa. Ave. Sc. Il o077.
OLDS 1897 6-cyl 4-door touring sedan;
radio heater: truly beautiful car at an
amazingly low price: thoroughly Cherner-
ixed and fully guaranteed 1t will be
years before the style of this car becomes
dated; only s41a. LIBERAL trade and easy
Evening star., 1940-04-04

OLDSMOBILE CO. 1884 4-door trunk Sc
| dam. traded from the original owner. good
| Pohanka Service, 1925 10Th st. NV.
District DIAL.
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MERCURY 1889 4-door trunk sedan; low
mileage; one careful owner: brand-new
appearance custom radio and heater: per-
forms perfectly: any demonstration; S1l9;
guaranteed; easy terms; liberal trade
allowance,
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MERCURY 1885 5-passenger sedan: its ex-
ceptionally clean appearance indicates it's
Mquestionable care by its original owner
fully guaranteed; $3.50, u down. balance
to suit purchaser. Can be seen at Steuart
Motor Co.. 3rd and H st. ne. Atlantic
Evening star., 1940-04-04

CHEVROLET 1897 master business coupe:
original attractive brown finish. interior
clean and shows no wear: fine tires and it
runs perfectly See this one for only
1865. Pohanka Service. 1928 goth St
NV DI Oil
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
FARMS WANTED,
LOTS FOR SALE

FARM, SUITABLE FOR RAISING POUL
try. within 30 miles D. C. Give full par
ticularS Box 367-X Star
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cHERNER MOTOR CO..
....,.,.-r TRIANGLE MOTORS.
tfsnf - Aunr n

MERCURY 1899 town sedan: radio, heater.
spotlieht black finish. very clean, perfect
condition. Blue Ribbon Guarantee: S215
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CHEVROLET 1894 4-door trunk sedan:
origina, black finish. good tires and it
miles of good service: S165 Pohanka
Service. 1925 goth st NV DI DIAL
Evening star., 1940-04-04

MERCURY 1899 convertible coupe: original
black finish. tan top, radio, white sdewall
tires, driven less than 10000 miles by its
original owner; new-ear terms: new-car
guarantee: S199 down, balance monthly.
Can be seen at Steuart Motor Co., 3rd
and SITS ne Atlantic $500
Evening star., 1940-04-04

CHEVROLET '36 2-door: spotless: 1920
tonight; swell trade; bring your title: or
So cash, is notes starting May 18th.
Parkway, 3O40 M St NV
Evening star., 1940-04-04

PACKARD "11O" 1910 club coupe perfect
condition; sacrifice for cash. Box 96-z.
Evening star., 1940-04-04

CHEVROLET 1888 master de luxe town
sedan. black finish and it's lust like new
in town; s47s Pohanka % ' service. nse' 19as Ps,s
Goth st NV DI DIAL
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| MERCURY 1893 4-door sedan excellent
| condition: s675; will finance; small down
payment. Mr.. Sommerville, parking lot,
| 219 2nd st. NV
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IfF7I II = fVt NJ DE U)V-.
MERCURY 1889 sport convertible club
coupe, seats five comfortably inside: little
mileage; new appearance and performs
perfectly; built-in radio. excellent tires.
$50. Chernerized and guaranteed.
CHERNER, 1871 Florida ave. NV Hobart
5000
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PACKARD 1886. model l2O sport coupe:
very attractive car in best of running con-
dition: very good tires. Immaculate in
terror. Trade your car now. Uncle Joe
will give YOU more; 1850.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
I'll Florida Ave. NV. Hobart 5000.
PACKARD 1887 sedan; radio, heater: ex-
cellent condition: S395. Terms. Finance
adiustor Mr.. Callan. ME 91S2.
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finish like new, driven very little by
original owner: equal to new in every
detail. Fully Chernerized and fully guar
anteed: S76a. Uncle Joe will give you
more for your present car in trade if YOU
huY now
Evening star., 1940-04-04

DODGE '36 coupe: retuned lifetime guar
anteed; 1919 tonight, 50 down, S22 month
ly starting May 18th. Parkway, 3O4O NJ
Evening star., 1940-04-04

CHERNER MOTOR CO.
I'LL Florida Ave NV. Hobart 5000.
| OLDSMOBILE 1887 "6" 4-dr touring Sc
| dan: perfect performing motor. black
| finish, immaculate interior: a beautiful
| car for ony S465. PACKARD, gath and
| N SITS n VI RE Ol45
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CHEVROLET 1927 master de luxe 2-door
trunk sedan, radio and heater; excellent
mechanical condition. clean interior orig
inal black finish shines like new; only one
trade. Call Mr.. Angle. ME. 04o6 Dealer
Evening star., 1940-04-04

81 coupe; fine condition; $50
tonight 50 down, So monthly starting May
| 7th. Parkway 304O M ST. NV
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CHEVROLET 1885 4-door trunk sedan:
must sell: S125 Michigan 2974. Dealer.
CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe town
sedan: ike new In every respect. immacu-
late interior, verv low mileage; Iike-new
car for only S565 PACKARD. gath and
N SITS Nv RE OI4h
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FORD 1889 de luxe Tudor: radio. black
finish; very low mileage: immaculate
throughout. Blue Ribbon Guarantee; S165
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

80 ACRES-S1O0 PER ACRE.
Very desirable for low-cost housing.
Electricity Walking distance bus. 6 miles
D. c. Erwin REALTY CO. call Hyatts-
Vile 224: eyes. Greenwood l23l
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with built-in trunk; every detail has
been prepared to please you, original
black finish. clean upholstery: price, S5T5
G, M A c. terms to suit your purse
Chevy Chase Chevrolet, 7lO5 Wisconsin
ave. Wisconsin 1G3f
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OLDSMOBHE 81 coupe: retuned; lifetime
guaranteed; S4S9 tonight; big trade, plenty
time Parkway, 3O40 NJ st. NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1910 demonstrators. six and
eight cylinders: as much as $500 on: new
car guarantee. Pohanka Service 1926 Goth
ct a M ctr ct
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CHEVROLET 1899 4-passenger coupe
ideal ar for young couple with small
children. equipped with built-in radio and
heater. tires like new, original black finish
500; G. M. A. c. terms to suit your purse
Chevy, Chase Chevrolet, 7lO5 Wisconsin
ave. WISCONSIN 1E2R
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CHEVROLET 1899 coupe: a car that's
equally suitable for business or pleasure,
equipped with heater excellent motor ard
tires, very clean interior; reduced to only
S547; Butler Bonded and backed by our s.
day driving trial Lee D. Butler Inc. 1921
lst st. U W. DI 1913
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DODGE '3S 4-DOOR SEDAN S499
Just traded. Perfect mechanically. Good
tires, Big trade Pay SO down. Plenty
of time tn nav
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CHEVROLET 1885 town sedan; with built
In trunk, equipped with radio and heater
the, interior of this car is unusually nice
and the tires are like new; This hydraulic
brake car is priced at only So95 Chevy
Chase CheTrolet. 71o5 Wisconsin ave.
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CFRYSLER 1895 sport coupe: original
finish. good tires, rumble seat. fine mo-
tor: an attractive car that will give some
one manv miles of satisfactory service
Only S@l5 Pohanka Service. 1926 goth
st NV. DI DIAL
Evening star., 1940-04-04

FORD 1897 de luxe convertible coupe: new
top, radio, blue finish. cream wheels: fully
recondltioned Blue Ribbon Guarantee:
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FORD 1889 Tudor sedan: new-car condi-
ton in every respect; fine personal car
and thrifty for business use; excellent
tires: $500 Chernerized and guaran-
teed CHERNER, 1881 Florida ave. NV
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Party Delegate
Election Bill Backed
By Citizens Unit
Cleveland Park Members
Commend Young and
Pine Appointments

The Cathedral Heights Cleveland
Park Citizens Association last night
Endorsed bill by Senator Capper
to set up machinery in the District
for the registration of citizens who
wish to vote for delegates to the
forthcoming national political con-
ventions. A poll tax is incorporated
In the bill to take care of expenses
which would be incurred in estab-
fishing the system.
On motion of Mrs. S. D. Streeter,
the association commended the ap-
pointment of John Russell Young
as District Commissioner and David
A. Pine as District Court Judge.
Mrs. Olive G. Faircloth, secretary,
also asked that a letter be written
to President Roosevelt re-empha-
sizing the associations stand of a
bona fide local citizen to fill the ex-
listing Police Court bench vacancy.
A. J. Driscoll, president of Mid
city Citizens Association, discussed
the District sales tax issue. No
action was taken.
Culver B. Chamberlain, president,
spoke on suggested changes in the
organizations constitution, which
will be presented at the next meet
ing. They included provision for
a recording secretary, two vice presi-
dents and an amendment permitting
changes in the meeting date.
Mr.. Chamberlain announced that
officers will be elected at the May
meeting. He appointed as Nomi-
mating Committee Mrs. Streeter,
Capt. M. G. Cook, Mrs. Faircloth
and Miss Sarah F.. Schroeder.
The meeting was held in the st.
Adams Parish Hall.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Marriage License
Applications

Emil Falkenstein %. New York, and Goldie
Rosenberg. %. 51l5 Illinois ave. NV:
the Rev. Aaron volkman.
N. J., and Sydney R. Horowitz. 10. 1904
Sheridan St NV: the Rev. Harry Silver
ave. NV, and Viola M Todaro, rs, 4122
13th st. NV: the Rev. William j.
Herbert j, Davis, SO. St, George. Me. and
Lillian q. John. 80, $50 18th st. Sc:
The Rey1W: NJ; A. ,Haegsrty .g..,
''ek orsah 's scrsnton sew Pa ana the ReV
Thomas Q Jones "a, Harrisburg; Pa. and
Md 5nase Robert saftts E. Mattnss Baltimore
Ind Loveil. q, Cincinnati ohio: The
both, OF Baltimore, Md; the Rev. Henry
Sesal.
Va; The Rev. Ronald ). ramon.
Frank ., Elson; jr.; ~; Baltimore: Md.
Earl F. HaiVerson. 3s, Superior wis. and
y Melyya n; n l; Kilponen;I p Ironwood
stsnRsn Mich the wisyire Esy G. LeRski Rs G,rard
NV. and Valerie H. Kendriek. -, T. 533s
,. East cspitol @ st.; the Rey eso J; US s: Carroll
st. NV, and josephine Tucker, is. SIG
Paul F; Thorne' a, asl$ l$th St; NV:
I'd Sc: the Rev. G. NJ. Rankin. NV"
and R|Tdis 7ss e. el!!sSpis s s5s Il" " St
both Of Oh Bird st. NV: the Rev
% and Carrie e' B. Baremore p. =" is Is s st st
NV: the Rev. X. W. Ray.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Deaths Reported

Margaret Hart. So, Emergency Hospital
Henry r. Dulany. 81. 1888 Wyoming ave.
NV.
Phoebe Lazarus. rs. Garfield Hospital
Edward Lngle. 6s. Georgetown Hospital
Clyde H Smith, g. 302S Newark st. NV
Bertram lie Roy Grimes, So. 1925 Jackson
william Moss, 55. Gallinger Hospital.
Emma H. Bell, 55. Emergency Hospital.
James F. Calvin, 81. Madrillon Cafe.
Stanley B. Webley. 80. GEORGETOWN Hos
pital.
James H Wyland, 10. providence Hospital.
William King. co. Freedmens Hospital.
Mary Butler, 80, 1874 Hayes st. ne.
Eugene U. Hall. so, 1928 Jackson st. .e:
Timothy Doty. 70. United States Soldiers
Alfred r. Smith. rs. 4214 Eads st ne.
Maria Carroll. rs. 2Sl0 Dumbarton ave.
Annie Coates. IS. 4S Florida ave. NV.
Jennie Speaks. So. Freedmen's Hospital
Abraham Bell. 81. Freedmen's Hospital.
William Giles, 53. Casualty Hospital
Herbert E. Green, 43. Veterans Admin
Edna Jackson. 40. Gallinger Hospital.