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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-14
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
rarity cloudy % occasionally unset
lied Tuesday night and Wednes-
Gay. Light to moderate easterly
70 southerly winds on the west
coast.
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THE JEFFERSON,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APARTMENTs--U NFURN1SHED.
RI: n:w.7-Three iarEe rooms With bFeakfast
. ny ssfst s5 sRd s.ssSSs5
THE MELRosE. 1913 CLIFTON 81. Nv
Modern. attractive. and room apis and
p ss q TTSds5s el sn,an .sTys
Fla ave s.l NV. North 6io4s -
1915 18th ST. NV. tENTRANCE 1873
modern apt: FriEidaire; large lawn. AZ
hfSs glLT shd batb. newly dseofsttd
Frisidaire; low rental; convenient location.
LAVENIA, 6i8 F ST. N.E.-EXCEPTfoNALLY
bright 1st-fioor apt, 8 rooms, Kitchen, bath:
splendid condition; adults. --.---a:z---
value fsht and brightness SEE this Ufs-
USUAL s-room spt.. cleo, refris.; ADULTS.
7s3 9Th ST. SCI AND 2 ROOMS, kIToH-
seer. Tas St. st. Sc. a.
BRIGHT CORNER. SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
5 rooms, kk ana bath, SIS; near cars buss-
es movies and market, 35f7 18th NV Ii"
THE CRESCENT. 1885 CRESCENT N.Y.
rooms, dinette ana bath; s425o. Apply
resident manager. T.
SIS 18th ST N.Y. ,I Ro1oMgs 6 MrTc ufs5
Within Within 20 minutes Of downtown section. Can
l735 p sT,. Mr.. DUPONT c1R6LE-..ENTfRE
hScr Of Toom ns;,,i porch FfisidaiFe' sas
APARTMENT 8I7. ARGoNNE APARTMENTS,
1929 Col. rd:-,Two rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
Inquire at desk. -
uEExPIRED LEASE, THE RHODE IslAN2
service. electric retrieeratiah, roorns Nssshs1
en-. bath, dining alcove; $685. Apply RESIDENT
1924 nth ST. NV. CHALF BLOCH. SOUTH
Columbia rdl-3 rooms bath. $50; rooms
bath, hail. porch. $50; both southern expo-
sure; rooms. bath exposures, $50; Fris-
idaires included. --.--z--
2I4o N ST. NW.-NIoE APIS, NEwLY DEC
Grated LARGE rooms electricity tcs ana f E9SS
S Dye s fbi RAL5sf7 s GRADY 1910 vernon
HOMELIKE. QUIET; DESIRABLE LOCA-
ton; ANIL attractive outside rooms, <,
tiled bath, porch, heat hot water; cool "a
Summer; cars bus soo.OO' SlO Ao' ave- e
CHEVY CHASE. D CIsEcoNp FLooR OF
reSiGene s3,b EQUIPPED Adams dST Ssse
KALORAMA RD., NEAR COLUMBIA RD.3
rooms, kitchen: bath porch t Gg si s M1 Msg
s Na 7s fFse or Sasms seRt can WI
i %s P fsSts Il sBan 81 oei Ishsh
s sd BATH EsRc saqa ss4s BANRa vEsH48MNF
CO. 1885 New York ave. NV
SEVERAL APARTMENTS FOR Rents
m naa rg gse ja Elsa O sisl SsW
4 ROOMS, KITCHEN. SLEEPING PORCH
rent very cheap 34i4 nth So. NV. 9.
THE HYGIENE, l1S MASS. AVE. NW.--3
rooms kitchenette and bath; front apart
mentI $50 See jAnltor.
340 @ ST. N.W.-THREE BRIGHT MOONS.
kitchen, bath; hot and cold wAter;- sa5
month Inquire ianitor. 81
FOR RENT-DEsTkABLE APT. IN ExCLu-
s ssss lsts Sna g.. 0fsS nh. 3 adams SIS s
am and pm. To-
1920 WISCONSIN AVE. NV, APT. 24-TWO
rooms, kitchen and BATH $3.50. Met., 4Seo.
1901 TALBERT ST, CORNER N5cEoLs
and floor; close to Navy Yard and Belling
Field; reasonable rent. Key $500 Niehals
ave. Sc.
w. OF 18th, ON HGTs-6 r. 4 s.,
Np i4th 4 Col. rd.s I. sac and IS %
N 81 RYoN p co. isfs N p Ave. sSis i'm
22is I4fh ST NV. THE PRINCETCN.
Two rooms, bath. kitchen. large porch, ss5.
lzS- WEBsTEE 81. sE:W;--ATTEAcTfv
ss:.4 zee. 50 49, .: Ss6sss. sVsss s.
CONTINUED On Neat FSSs1 -.
A- =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ATAn MEN 81 OAe2NAOAAA1De
sla coNLAE 80 2nd AZ FL FE Font s.
Twin or double beds, rooms 81 UP cont. h v.
18Th AND COL ,S{ EooM . Sats
esposure chsnses desired Adams oSso
FfiF. Excellent si tic ioc.; Beautifully tar ys
e rms B snd d sso AG ss
<, b.. .Elassed sleep din porch quiet ss cont
TILDEN GARDENS ROOMS COMPLETE
ly furnighedi Summer months; D. exposures
kitchenette and bath. nicely furnished. Call
after 4:30 pm. or any time Sunday g.
ls4e EMERSON. NEAR E AND r SITS; Ne
2 rooms, k, b.. End floor, $28 no.; also 3 or
: rms. Ist tio9r, all sunny. clean. light
CHEVY CHAsE-ATTRACTIXE 2nd-FIooRR
bed rms, b.. porch, ami; adults. Clev. OFT.
1918 o ST; NW.-First Floor. 2 bright
water, ami, well furnished. clean, quiet.
1912 PARK RID, NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
twin beds exposures; garage available;
clean: reasonable; adults. Col. 9347.
1880 BELMONT. sT.. APT. .4Os--3 ROOMS,
Yihstor; liodern bulidlnSi suitable foft 1 OF
APARTMENT ron RENT, FURNISHED.
cST ssrs see st the aoS Phone CLAY 1899
$40 2nd ST. s.EL,THREE OUTSIDE ROOMS.
porch and bath; clean and comfortable;
reasonable: two adults. 7s
i646 PARK RD.-TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN.
hot water: convenient location; adults.
a ass dRs TSdm pzyste b bstb
suitable for employed coupler adults, rea-
sonable.
TAKOMA PARK, S LOVELY ROOMS, Blk.
aicofe' porches. tie bath, piano, fine loca-
tio ton; grand view; yatd: shade; first floor.
1l04 L NV OR 2 LARGE RMS, KIT.
bath, facing PIX; conv. downtown; nicely
fur; cont. h. w.; fresh paints adults; s4o-s5O.
1909 N. CAPTToT-ETVfNG, BREAKFAST.
three bed rooms, kitchenette, bath; entire End
poTeS Adults etomsc
2523 18th ST. NW-ON HEIGHTS AT CEN
trail High school; .nrst front, Two rooms,
Kitchen. private bath. Apply ass 18th ST.
Is r ST, NE,-ATTRACTfVELY FURNISH
s sa,n 6ed rooms: LYING room kitchen' tile
NICELY FURNISHED oNE-RoOM APT. IN
able. Cali Met. iSSsa. APT H i65 CIV
ILL.,, Ill 9th Nw..ist FL, q LARGE rms rms.
baby taken; back porch. Met. 1924 8.
LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM. FOYER,
kitchen. five closets. three bed rooms. three
baths, sleeping porch; quiet street between between
tasteful furniture. Ffieidairei June / to
septffn 1SH SIP Per m9 9ntn con, Az.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APAETMENT no
ed .Frtsiaaire. 500 5oth g. n.v. ] Nat, SAYS.
sISX.l, RMa MAJ Pr srSsg ~ s.I b4sSsRsa Xsss!:
Wyatt Apis, $40 oa. ave-, $50 W. ca. 1888.
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sALE--AUToMoBILEs.
COMPARE OUR
PRICES-TERMS
AND GUARANTEE.

Positively the cleanest and best
stock in town. See for yourself"
1881 Chrysler 8 De Luxe
Sport Roadster. ST 1886
1880 Cord Convertible De
Luxe Cabriolet.. / ,7o5
1880 Hupmobile Coupe,
wire wheels. go. 785
1880 Ford De Luxe Sport
Coupe. ........... AS
1880 Chrysler II Sport De
Luxe Roadster. ). 1,Oo5
1880 Oldsmobile Sport Cp. 745
1880 Ford De Luxe Cab. 4o5
1880 Ford Fordor 6-Win-
dow Sedan. go. SIS
1880 Oldsmobile De Luxe
Convertible Road. Us
1880 Ford Special Coupe. 465
1880 Oakland Sedan. -. 745
1929 Jordan De Luxe Sdn. sos
1929 Oldsmobile Coach. AS
1929 Oldsmobile De Luxe
Sedan. 545
1929 Nash Std. Sedan. -. 4o5
1929 Chevrolet Chs. a.. 2o5
1929 Auburn 800 Sedan. 4o5
1929 Oldsmobile Sport Cp. SIS
1929 Oldsmobile De Luxe
Sport Roadster. sos
1929 Oldsmobile De Luxe
Sport Coupe. -. 625
1923 Packard Sport Road. US
1923 Essex Sedan Cate
f11odel) ...... Z45
1923 Ford Sport Coupe. 245
1923 Ford Business Cpe.. 200
1928 Chevrolet Ian. Sdn.. 245
1923 Nash Spec. E Brough. 34s
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. =. 2i5
1923 Packard 6 Sedan. a.. JAS
1923 Chrysler u Cabriolet. SIS
1927 Oldsmobile Ian. Sdn. 265
1926 Buick Std. 8 Coach. 1876
BRAND-NEW 1880
OLDSMOBILE-
CONVERTIBLE ROADSTER
AT GREAT REDUCTION.
ONLY / LEFT.
SIMMONS MOTOR CO.,
14th and s SITS. NV. Pot. 1886.
1872 14th NV. North 7522.
Open All Day Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-07

PARTS-PARTS
for all cars and trucks; used cars and
trucks for sale open Sundays. Robert Her
sons Auto ExchAnse, 100 Fla. ave. ne.
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BARGAIN HUNTERS,
THE SEASON IS ON.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE.

Chevrolet 1929 Coupe. .................s2s $4,000
Lincoln Special Sport Sedan. ......... $4,000
Chevrolet 1927 Black and Tan Sport
Wllys-Kniaht 1873 Sedan. small Six. 2ss 90
Chevrolet 1898 Sedan. 4-door. ...... 1880
Nash 1928 De Luxe Coupe. ........... 1880
Chevrolet 1929 coach ............. $500
oldsmobils 1879 Standard Coupe. 80. $500
Chevrolet 1877 Landau Sedan. ....... 1890
Hupmobile 1927 Coach .............. $4,000
chryslet 1877 Sport Coupe, no.. 80. $1,000
Chevrolet 1928 Coupe ............... 1856 90
Essex 1928 Coach ....................i 1896
Nash 1927 Special Sedan. ............. 5000
Nash 1927 Advanced Coach. ......... 1900
Chandler 1928 De Luxe sedan. ....... 1890
Nash 1928 Special Coach. ............. $4,000
LoconobiIe &C" Special Sedan ...... 1900
CAN GIVE BEST or TERMS.
YEAR 70 PAY.
NOLAN MOTOR CO., INC,
iii 18th St. NV.
Decatur 02l6. Never Closed.
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DODGE.
SENIOR IS" SEDAN.
4-Speed Transmission.

Mileage very low; fully equipped and like
new in every respect. Your opportunity to
purchase this practically new car at S795,
which is less than 50s Of its original cost;
terms trade.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
DODGE DISTRIBUTORS,
1909 14th. Decatur 1910.
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TABLE BOARD.

EXCELLENT meals served in attractive din:
ing room of lovely residence to q limited
humber of guests; individual tables; con-
venient to Ambassador Theater. Col. BIB.
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THE ASHAlEAD.

2310 Ashmead Pl. NV.
Delightful residential neigh
borhood :. 2 and 8 room suites
overlooking. Rock Creek Park,
Moderate rent. Resident man
ager. North $780,
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Sis 5th ST. NW.-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite and bath. large inelosed porch. With
private family; gas and cleo furnis1eo;
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Positively the cleanest and best
stock in town. See for yourself"
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOAIaI

4 ROOMS or second floor with bath, with
board, by. adults.niother, dagshter an, ana
Good meals essential Private home pre-
ferTed. Address Box 2o-H, star once. T.
ROOM AND BOARD in country or small
town by quiet. niiddle-ased woman. Address
BOX 459-E, star once. .
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HIRE--AUTOMOBILES.

SPECIAL. RATES FOR WINCHESTER. SCI
the Apple Blossoms. Careful chauneurs
Lincoln 0032
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sALE-AuroMoBrLEs.

F0fD 1870 TUDOR SEDAN; finished in 9
beautifui tan; tires almost new. appesrant s1
and general condition nke hMs otor e.,
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l735 P ST.. Nh. DUPoNT o1EQIEI, 81 ne
floor of rooms. porch, Frigidaire,~ ges'
electricity. $50: adults only. -
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T0TD io30 t,ABRfoLET; 800 down, .s25 per
NO sport car; Al every way, looks new
Guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co.. 2OSo
Pot. O044,
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12IS D ST. NW-First Floor, bright
rooms kitchenette semi-bath, inst. hot
water. ami, well furnished. clean, quiet
1912 PARK RID, NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
3 rooms, Kitchen bath, well furnished
twin beds; 8 exposures; garage available;
eli reasonable. Q347
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HOMELIRR. QUIET; DESIRABLE LOcA
ton; ami 8 attractive outside rooms. K,
tiled bath, porch, heat, hot water; cool IN
Summer; cars, bus. $4,000. 80 Mo. ave- 1se.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C--sECoND FLoOR OF
residence; equipped for housekeeping; hVe
rooms, bath; $50. Adams 1929. =
KALORAMA RID, NEAR COLUMBIA RD;-3
rooms kitchen. bath, porch gas ana eiecF
tricity free; reasonable rent. Call MI. May,
Nat T226 or Adams 399B@W.
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OLDSMpBfLEs-All models; 1898, 1929 and
1880. We invite your most careful inspec-
lion and price comparison. Come In or
nhons. ,tos dsrncnstfstlon. satlss.e.ion
ali down payment. Pohanka Service. Odds
mobile dealers. l2s aoth 9, nv. North
oLDsMoBTfE 1923 COACH SIS down s25
per mo: excellent condition. looks hne, new
iir-s; guaranteed, WARRINGTON MOTOR Co,
.f55 18th NV. Pot. O049.
0LDsMoBfLE COACH. is2swonr special ior
y!ted Really 4 buy at the price. n4s
down. hslsEce monthly Pohanka Service.
oLDsMoPIIE LATEST 1929 coYPE. This lhi
wondertll car to ssll fer only $3.50 terms.
PAIGE 1875 SEDAN, only sep Bynon, Fqrd
Deaierk. have SO. other ears Tor your tnspsc-
ton. Brine your debosit. and refiaef1ber the
address, 1877 IrvinE st. jim Fiahefts' used
car ntahaget.
fniit' Win rI1bie seat ana new tires and
elsc wheels; viii sacflnse for 1890; any
f-.-.-,a -A+stfs-1 derfr-S Pchsrt Hefton's Auto
Aassarse, leo Fla. ave, ne.
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FORD SPORT RoADsTERs, model 4; ell
in Al shape and thorouehly reconditioneot;
best selection; prices start az SID n0n Y
III ynriS Motor Co q New York ave.
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
PRINCESS ALICE sHUNs HUSBANDS SEAT
Writer Praises Grace
of Mother and
PauIina, 8

at dinner and wine after, and
really were much happier than
we are now.
About the education of chill
dren and the tiresomeneSS Of
modern crank schools, where the
teaching was all self expression"
and none Of the necessary dis
cipline. about Washington, and
it's lions, and its ion-huntresSes
and about Nicholas Long
worth, her husband, who died
last spring, and whose vacant
seat in the House goSsipS have
said Alice Longworth will pos
Sibly fill.
No Desire For Office
She is frank about that, and
shakes her head deliberately at
the idea. Politics is to her what
clothes and flattery and money
are to other women. They are
in her blood. She has such a
heritage.
But she has no desire to run
for office. Being a member. Of
Congress would fret and hamper
her. She is not q conventional
woman and has no conventional
ambition. To see, to know, to
move behind the scenes. Like
those beautiful, intelligent women
of French history, she prefers to
be a neutral power.
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
JAIME Of SPAIN
DIES IN PARIS

PARIS, Oct. 3 0.N.S0.-With
his dreams of becoming a Spanish
monarch unrealized, Prince Jaime
of Bourbon, known throughout
Europe as Don Jaime, was dead
here today at 81.
Born in Vevey, Switzerland,
Don Jaime, officially Jaime Jean
Charles Alphonso Philippe, Prince
De Bourbon and Due De Madrid,
derived his claims to the throne
from his father, Don Carlos, who,
in 1920, opposed the succession Of
a daughter of King Ferdinand
VII of Spain.
With the abdication of King
Alfonso, Don Jaime's cousin, the
latter had recently suggested he
and Alfonso join forces for
restoration of the monarchy.
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
IS SANE,
GETSL|FE

One Washington man never
will realize his ambition to be a
real gangster. For Donald w.
Sagle, 26-year-old bridegroom who
shot his wife to death in Rich
mond, Va, five months ago, yes
terday was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the State peni-
tentiary. $50 -.
Judge John L. Ingram, in Hust-
ings Court, Richmond, handed
down the sentence after a lunacy
commission declared Sagle sane.
Married last Christmas, Sagle
and his young bride separated
after a month, she returning to
her home in Richmond. Sagle
said he shot her because she
would not live with him.
In a note left after the shoot
ing, addressed to "the press"
Sagle wrote:
please give this shooting
some real publicity. You know,
/ have always wanted to be .
real racketeer and now my
times has come. Don't forget.
Real publicity"
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
WILSON WIDOW
ATTACKS WILL
SHAMROCK V

Mrs. Ettie N. Wilson, widow of
Edwin L. wilson, prominent
lawyer, filed a caveat to his
will in District Supreme Court
today, declaring that the will
was executed by a dead hand
and extorted from the last flick
ering impulse"
She also claims that he was
not mentally capable of making a
valid will and that he was suf-
fering from chronic nethratis
with attendant mental incapacity.
Mrs. Wilson further claims the
involuntary execution Of the will
was unduly influenced by the
domination and unlawful per-
suasion of his sister, Katie Will
son Greene, and the latters Sec
retary and other personsun known
to her.
Some years ago, Mrs. Greene
was a prominent soprano here.
The sister of the deceased, Mrs.
Greene, is a prominent impress
ario and the head of a concert
bureau which bears her name.
Under the terms Of the will which
Mrs. Wilson has attacked, Mrs.
Greene would be the sole heir.
The estate consists of real and
personal property amounting to
about $4,000. The widow is rep
resented by James B. Arched and
Leo E. Simonton.
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
Plane Flies Itself
As DaUison, Eaker
Get Radio Fever

The world series opener in
st. Louis Thursday gave Assist
ant Secretary of War for Avia-
tion F. Trubee Dawson the
toughest fair weather air trip
of his life.
His plane is equipped with a
powerful radio set, and the
first ball was thrown as his
pilot, Capt. Ira Eaker, Army
speed ace, zoomed into the air
at Scranton, Pa, Dawson said
later: -.
"The ship flew itself down to
Boiling Field. Eaker and I
spent all our time with our
heads ducked under the cOwI
listening to the ball game.
1--WE had a rough trip; we
didn't pay much attention to
bump spots in the air. Just
listened in on st. Louis"
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
Husband, Wife, Child
Hurt in Auto Crash

Charles E. Sullivan, jr., his
wife, Martha, and their 3-year-old
daughter, Patricia, of Cabin John,
Md, were recovering today at
Georgetown Hospital of serious
injuries received last night in an
automobile accident on the Brad
ley Hills Boulevard near Wilson
Lane. Mrs. Sullivan had a. frac-
tured skull, her husband a frac-
tured, pelvis, and. the child was
badly cut about the throat.
Montgomery county police said
the Sullivan car was in collision
with a machine driven by Eu-
gene ]. Harmon, 1927 Seven
teenth st. N. w. Harmon was
held for reckless driving. and
later released him on bond.
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
AND NAVY
CAME LOOMS

Officials of the Army and Navy
were confidently looking forward
today to another post-season char
ity game between the football
teams of Annapolis and West
Point, a request for which has
been forwarded to each Of the
service schools.
In Navy circles the proposal,
sponsored by Lieut.. Col. Edward
j. Underwood, of the Salvation
Army, a member of President Hoo
ver's organization for unemploy.
ment relief, was viewed with favor
and acceptance was confidently ex.
pected from Rear Admiral Hart,
superintendent of the Naval Aca-
deny.
In view of the fact that a sim.
liar charity game was played by
the teams last year, 1t was believed
no serious obstacles would develop
at West Point.
I The date for the game, if au'
thorized, will have to be in De
cember, as the Navy schedule. is
filled through November. l
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
RECOUNT
GIVES EDGE TO
DEMOCRATS
If Claim Is Sustained They
Will Have 215 Votes in
House to 214 for G. o. P.

CHICAGO. Oct. 8 U.S0.
Stanley H. Kunz, Democrat, de.
feated by Peter c. Granata, Re-
publican, for reelection to the
House of Representatives from
the Eighth Illinois district, has
won the contest on recount,
according to the claim made to.
day by his attorney, Urban G.
Lavery.
Should the claim of Mr.. KunS
be sustained, it would give the
Democrats a lead in the House.
The two major parties were tied
with 214 after the election of Q
Democrat Tuesday in the Seventh
Missouri district. Granata back
ers say the recount was unau"
thoriZed.
The recount has been in prog.
ress for several weeks under the
direction of Edward H. Hoffman,
a notary appointed on the applicac
ton of Mr.. Kunz. Lavery asserted
on the basis of a report made to-
day that Mr.. Kunz had won by
$40 votes, not counting 3,147 votes
which he declared should be
thrown out.
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
Harvard Freshmen
NOIU OlUn "The YGrd''

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 3
UNSO.-The lowly freshman
has come into his own at Harvard
University.
For the first time in Harvard
history, a freshman class. the
296th in the annals of the college,
has taken possession Of "the
yard" Twelve dormitorieS house
the class, and the Union is now
the center Of freshman life, pro-
viding new students with COM
mon rooms, dining halls and IL
brary. .-l.I..
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
ANXIOUS
To GUST LONG

international Photos

BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. 3.
Lieut.. Gov. Paul N. Cyr has
announced that he will file suit
in Shreveport within the next
few days to GUST Huey P. Long
from the Governors chair, on
the ground that Longs election
to the United States Senate auto
matically ended his job as gov
ernor and elevated Cyr to that
office. .
Governor Long is unwilling to
resign because to do so would
place Cyr, his policial enemy, in
the executive chair. He has only
about eight months more to
serve at the capitol.
Cyr declares:
I expect to take the oath of
office as governor and to file
an custer against Long. In
that way, we will be able to
find out who is governor of
this State and who is the
junior Senator from Louisiana.
If Long isn't United States
, Senator, then who iS?"
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
GANDH| HINTS
At REVOLT

LONDON, Oct. 3 GN.SJ.-
England today had a new picture
Of the force of the Indian Inde.
pendence movement represented
by Mahatma M. K. Gandhi, as
as a result of his suggestion that
revolutionary violence might be
the next step If freedom is not
obtained through peaceful means.
Speaking almost in a whisper
at the birthday party arranged
for him by the Gandhi League
and the Labor party, the Ma
hatma expressed the hope no
lives would be sacrificed in bring.
ing an end to British rule in
India, but said his people were
willing to fight to gain their ma
tionalistic ambitions.
The Washington times., 1931-10-03
SP0RTSMAN'S
! PLAN TOLD
TOFR|END
Aged Tea Magnate's Death
Mourned Throughout World;
Not a Relative Living

LONDON, Oct. 3 G.N.SJ.-In
spite of his death, Sir Thomas
Lipton's gallant bid for the
Americas cup, emblematic OF
international yacht racing SUI
premacy, will continue.
Unless the multi-millionaire tea
magnate and sportsman executed
a change in his will just prior
to his death it was learned that
he had set aside substantial
fund to asst any Britisher at
tempting to lift the "old mug"
that eluded him for 81 years.
COnfided to Friend
A few months before his death,
Sir Thomas confided to a friend
that he had included in his will
q clause enabling his contest for
the Americas cup to continue
poSthumouSly. He said:
"n were to die tomorrow,
there will be enough money
left behind to have another go
at the cup"
Just how much Sir Thomas
bequeathed as this last sporting
gesture of the man who has been
called the worlds greatest sports
man is a question. It is csti-
mated, however, that his own
five challenges for the elusive
cup cost him in excess Of $1,000.-
600 apiece.
Shamrock to be Sold
The Shamrock ", in which he
made his last effort in 1880 to
lift the Americas cup and failed,
will be sold, it was unerStood, TO-
gether with his famous steam
yacht Erin.
While he probably amassed
something like $4,000, 900 in his
lifetime, Sir Thomas personal
fortune was estimated by his clos
est friends today at approx
mately $5,00O,0O0.
England, Scotland, and Ireland
led the world today in regret over
the passing of Sir Thomas, who
died here at the age of 81.
To Ireland Sir Thomas owed
his ancestry, in Scotland he was
born, and in England he won a
fortune as a merchant and world
wide fame as a sportsman, chiefly
for his efforts during 30 years to
win back for England the inter-
national yachting trophy held in
the United States.
No Relatives Living
Sir. Thomas never married, and
had no living relatives. Funeral
plans are being made by his
friends.
Commenting today on Lipton's
activities as a yachtsman, the
Daily Telegraph said his unsuc-
Cessful races with his Shamrock
yachts probably appealed even
more to the imagination of Amer
lea than Of England. It added:
"The insiStence of his taking
Shamrock after Shamrock across
the Atlantic to race against
odds for th7 America cup, then
losing and starting again, be-
ginning with such verve, good
humOr, and unfailing zest, will
make his name almost as last
ing o symbol Of cheering peril
MaCity as the spider that heart
ened Bruce"