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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-10
FRED A. SMITH.
JAMES A. soPER
ADAM A. wEscHLER SONS, Auctioneert.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE OF
FUTURE DAYS.

REAL ESTATE,
By virtue tp q w5 q eFi fac fseAs issued
Court Of the DstFic S Of Columbia, and to
me directed. I viii {eil Al public suction for
Court House, on D street between 4th and
18th streets, NV; WashinE,on; p, G., at
TrEM{BEH TWEsNTixsFIEsTH; 1871. ~ The
and Middleton, trustees, amended subdivi-
sion OF Metropolis View" described as fol-
section Of the west line Of 1s-foot public
+ alley as shown on plat recorded in the once
line Of thai part Of said lot 30 conTeyed to
scorded s9 IssF 8 fo fn0 ~ asse
land records Of the District Of Columbia,
Boswell's southerly line to the eastsriy line
e. ths part q SAD lot conveyed TO the
R Esot CITY b. dssd dated otObs5 pm
Of the said Dtstriet thence with hhf the essie
erly line Of said deed and the easterly, line
25}9, 1906, n Ii6er so4o. At foHo Isl: Of
conveyed e charles i. ,TSmpkias an. wife
corded March 2sth. ls21 o'i in Lber AGA. at
flo % ss2 q sd 81 apd thence South
and Wife and The nor fRReassfa Inc &C Of e
October 6th. 1897, and recorded in Liber
2257. at folio 4, Of said land records. thence
along Twins Parcel. which is also the east
corded lnF6aid surveyors ONCE in Liber 70.
at folio g, south 6655 feet to the northerly
line Of Dennison and Reeds. subdivision,
County 6. at folio 90: thence With Denison's
l;ne north 60 IS east TO the west line OF
that part Of said lot conveyed TO the Pioneer
lst. 1925 and recorded in Liber ss4s. at folio
1874 Of said land records: thence with said
Pioneer Laundry Corporation land the four
fsollQving courses and distances; % North
land thence due north to the most north
westerly corneT 6 Of sag Laqndry Gerporat,ons
the westerly line Of that part of said lot
convened 70 Edward NJ Willis by deed dated
March 18TH; 1927: and recorded, in Iiber
sace At nofa aonE the sad ne Of %
land TO. the place of beginning; subject to
right OF way across said land described in
said land records. and also subject to sewer
rights in favor OF the District of Columbia
as described in deed recorded in Liber 2274,
at folio 46s. OF said land records; said
for purposes OF assessment and taxation as
parcels 13i 1873 and 131i143.
Note: Parcel 13l 1873 contains o.ell3 acre
acres ef eaus 70 be sod
in entirety. Seized and levied upon as the
property Of the defendant, Richard B.
a HsiP No H 1925 oq IN favor Of J. Reaneg VOTE
/ Laurence A. Siaughter, Howard r. Taylor,
committee under 9 deposit agreemsnt
EDGAR C. SNYDER,
United States Marshal
In and For the District OF Columbia.
Se4-24Inc
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Sl0,850
c-..L nrr1nA GILEn 2 ELL. RATEE-

oorthwest where all homes are new. is this
Very attractive new Groom semi-detached
brick home with 2 complete colored baths
balustrade and brick pillars; huge. rear
porcheS completely screened. daylight kitch-
en- with westinghouse electric ventilator,
huge pantry. latest type electric refrigera-
ton spacious cedar-lined closets, daylight
cellar with storage rooms under front porch;
large lot, beautifully planted: paved street
and alley, making this one of the finest and
most complete houses built since the war.
T'his house meets and beats all competition.
Easy terms or even small house might be
considered on trade. Call Immediately for
further details. Adams 9272
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SALE-HOUSES.


AN OUTSTANDING VALUE IN BR1cK;
Webster on nth st. NV. High elevation;
splendid view; first floor. porch across front,
living room with fireplace, dining room, con-
servatory deliehtful bed room and bath,
Kitchen. etc; second floor, large bed rooms
bath hall and screened porch, roomy closets
throuehout. electric refrigeration. hardwood
floors, copper screened and weather stripping
burner, garage; condition perfect; large
Handicapped lot. Call Miss Hill. Dist 1868
w. 8. HOGE, Jr., Realtor.
Shoreham Bldg.
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UNUSUAL VALUES TO
CLOSE AN ESTATE
Suburbs of Alexandria,

Comfortable, we'll built. de-
tached homes large rooms and
bath, cement cellar under entire
house, modern electric wiring
and fixtures, hot water heat,
large airy attic, 2 full screened
porches, Pear garage, cement
walk around house, we'll kept
lawn, rose garden and expensive
shrubbTy, 125-ft frontage by
about $50 deepen we'll paved
street with all public improve
ments. Priced surprisingly low
for quick turnover. About 20
minutes drive from Washington.
sos Investment Building for
further information OF phone
National 1925. Cleveland 0l34
after Office hours.
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AUCTION SALES.
THV0 AETEn -TAA
THOS. J. OWEN Z, son, AUCTIONEEPs
1871 EYE ST NV.

1881 EYE ST. NV.
rRqsT dysn SALT OF yALg gAF5z M
FRREE pR HeAh pWE TAT sF NSs 6
l7o4 AND 1905 sEAToN STREET
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. s474, folio II ct seq
OF the land records OF the District OF Co
lumbia: and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
wi, sell at pupils sgcton II 11eSt Of ths
OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1881. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in the city OF wash
inston, District OF Columbia, and designated
as and being lots numbered eighty-two (s2l
eighty three tS3i and eighty-four t64), in
John C. Fay and others subdivision OF
square numbered one hundred and fifty
G.. folio ITO OF the records of the office OF
the surveyor OF the District OF Columbia
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance IN two
equal installments, payable in one and two
years, with interest at seven per centum per
annum. payable semi-annually from day of
sale. secured by deed of trust upon the
the purchaser. A deposit of 5000 will be
required at time OF sale. All conveyancing,
recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser Terms
of sale TO be complied with within 30 days
frcm day of sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property al the
risk and cost of defaultinE purchaser. after
FIVE days advertisement of such resale in
D. c.
SAMUEL A. DRURY,
au2s, si-se24sl0 Trustees
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SALE-HOUSEs.

DETACHED BRICK, NEW. Slo95o' IN EX-
cellent NV. mr.; stores cars schools etc.
northwest TWO blocks from school. Brick
construction, good condition. six rooms nm
s'4 'ss sss ana s:s
86smaon as s. ana 4 ToGE
si8.575-VTCTNTTY CHEVY oCHAsE-l4 R,
psneied besmed Tooms, ne view nigh
e egpant. Shepherd 2i7o.
PETWORTH. s7,5oO-L1KE NEW. 2o-FT.
rage. Adams 4786.
A BEAUTIFUL SPANISH TYPE HOUSE ON
corner lot overookins Rock creek ga RAE
servants quarters, back stairs, Frigidaire,
oil burner bo This Is fG do
lars under actual construction cost. Can
1922 EUCIID-8-ROoM, 2-sTORY. MODERN
home; will sell on easy terms consider trade.
Clev. 6440. IL
Ard AND EAST CAPITOL sTs.-13 ROOMS,
1hSS TqrnRs l roonr house With
fair cash payment; sl30oo. furnished worth
almost double District 1881. -
6-room brick. little in need, of repair. but
wonderful buy at $500 u you nave some
cash,
BUNGALOWS TAKEN UNDER FoRECL400-
to rms. bs made-oveT T-I rC,, Res c. e1ee
G 6oN' 4 Esa. ms Bog, Us. '-'l' EVEN
FORCED TO SELL MOST UNUSUAL, AT
neishborhood. near Wardman Park, subur
ban atmosphere. facing Rock Creek Park;
nnp o orea 10 prce Of tA maen
cent home was $4,000. will consider rea-
sonable offer above trust. rare opportI-
nifty; owner occupies premises. Adams 1850.
S8,5OO-NEAR. WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
graded and Junior high schools. The pest
community In hrstcaSs eon i New
Six rooms and bath and garage. All modern
heat heat control kitchen cabinets and porcelain;
tqD aad aes VERY ffhsY R h
MIR s. <. YOUNG, NATIONAL $500
By OWNER, CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-dNEEW'
f f5soS no 1e trad Es ce sEo 4sa pAveU
BUNGALOW NEAR SOLDIERS HoME--4
tak aro IT. p Address Address Box Boz 28-D, star once
BURLEITH; s7,5oO-DINING ROOM TYPE
home. with garage: deep lot; best locaIion'
A REAL BARGAIN IN A 2O-FOOT TAPES
try brick Petworth. Is offered to cash buyer
in garage, three porches; new-house condi-
ton lady Leaving city. Columbia 1851, eve
nlnRs
NEAR l4.h AND SPRING RD.-ss,5Oo.
Semi detached tapestry brick home,
rooms and bath. oak floors porches, Oil
burner, 2-car garage. $4,000 cash, balance
like rent Nat 1859. IL
BARGAIN $4,000; N.W.-SHOULD BE SEEN
to be appreciated. All brick. rooms. ga
rage, ami; excellent condition; convenient
to car lines and schools.
OWNER. North 1901,
CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS! $l09 $50 TO
Sl2 ESQ Attractive new homes in stone.
brick and ciapboarding at highest ele-
walton in Chevy Chase. Six corner rooms,
tiled baths with showers, lots OF closets
and cupboard space. fun attics. garages,
Handicapped grounds. Terms very reason
able, Lighted till 10 pm Drive out
Wisconsin ave. to Bradley lane, turn one
square east and a half square north to
45I3 Ridge st. Phone Clev 74S5 or Wis
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SALE OF lighthouses.

FORT BAYARD sECTIoN-6-ROoM SEMI
detached brick, porches, large lawns con-
venient to cars. bus, churches, schools. EN-.
1886. ~
1917 eth NV. WHITE OR CoLoRED-10 R.
& b.. cleo, garage; make needed repairs.
Seat Pleasant. Md, white or colored-4
sas. from car line one fare; 4 large lots. 8
on easy terms; consider trade. A bargain
for some one.
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SALE--FARMS,

SEVERAL SMALL FARMS. ? ACRES TO IS
acres, close e p G. Psoduetiys soil and d
tAs r buyers, .; Sarket .v Nat 1891. r. L. ELL
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


Please call to discuss renting and selling
properties we own fun commission com $50 1 ana
several acreage tracts for, subdivision, cems-
terry. sites; permit assured; bldg. lots. c. C..
Beautifully Completed subdivisions ready to
sell; FuLToN R. GORDON PEG. 1ns. Bldg
OWNER MUST SELL BEAUTIFUL SEMI
BUNGALOW in best section contains living
room. dining room. Kitchen bed room bath
on lower floor large master bed room on
2nd floor; closets. front and rear porches,
full cellar. garage; large lot. beautiful lawn,
flowers shrubs; pretty residential street;
cars Redueed sisSo Price only s4oo
monthly, In, l; N; HUcK' Hyattsville , 1888.
BROOM BUNGALOW, PORCHEs. ELEC.,
large lot. fruit, shade, $500; rms, cellar,
attic, porches, cleo. gas. city water, $4,000:
terms terms: b NJ NJ. SMITH. Arlington Va. Phone
7-RoOM. KITCHEN AND BATH. 2-sTORY
bungalow; garage, paved street and all I'M
payment Of $1,000 rea aG balance monthly
Apply between 10 am. and pm. 4003 saith
St, Mt. Rainier. Md. is
BEAUTIFUL. REFINED. VERY LARGE; JUST
frieeration; large rooms, large closets, hard
wood floors, bath and kitchen novelties, wash
tricity;, real garage; soft. lot most re-
GEO c. WALKER, Hyatts. sOs; ewes. 2o6.
A sNAP.-,DANDY BUNGALOW NICELY Lo-
sleeping porch. breakfast porch. fine cellar,
B. CAMPBELL, 1910 Vermont ave, Nat. Poll.
ONLY. s2,95O-NICE 4-RooM AND BATH
Ws seven gas and sec.rsfS s ea
S3S per month INCLUDING. interest; A. 3.
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BARGAIN-S6.250.

30 r st. n.e-Brick, containing rooms;
AL modern improvements. Can inspect any
time. Call OWNER, Decatur asia or Column
bia 6i45.
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

"ANlED ~ DO 1-nOOoEo.
SMALL HOME, GOOD SHAPE; PRICE
must be right; list yours nov; Gladman,
308 Penna. ave. Sc, Lincoln o346.
WILL GIVE $1,000 AND EQUITY IN 5-RM.
modern bungalow with double GARAGE for s
or Z rm. detached house with bed room and
lavatory on first floor; prefer double garage.
Lin. 7l16. l2s
HAVE BUYERS FOR TO RMS COL.
Hts, other NV. under 10000; Pet~orth
WANTED; COLORED-7 OR s ROOM HOME
Must have large yard. Address Box I'D,
Star office.
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-COLORED.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.


RESPONSIBLE PARTY DESIRES GROOM
unfurn house, all modern improvements;
adults; Northwest section. Phone Ad. 33l8-J.
YY PATENT EXAMINER-A DETACHED
suburban, strictly modern small house at
moderate rent. Address Box 2l-D, star
Office. u
dren-A or room unf. house with baths,
garage. in desirable NV. section; not over
$50. Call Adams 54l0.
SMALL, DETACHED OR SEMI-DETACHED
house or bungalow preferred, with garage
uIlfurn., by highly recommended party; must
be comfortable in Summer NV. preferred
moderate rental. Address Box IT'D, star
office. II
ABOUT OCT. 20th-5 OR ROOM, AMI;
unfurnished, detached or semi-detached
MIR OLSON, Georsia SOO7. 12'
DESIRE GROOM DETACHED HOUSE, NV.
section; not over SIS
Phone Georgia 2l52-W.
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SALE--LOTS.

SOME OF THE CHOICEST IN CHEVERLY
large. high naturally. wooded. improved. re-
stricted; $3.50 up. Col. 1912 before $50 . m.
12'
NEAR l4th AND G SITS. N.E-BUILDfNG
0Sp SaGf f0G y Yes saes nats
VEY, District 5770. Room BIS, 1910 Vermont
ave. NV.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND BRoKERsE
LIST & End trusts available FULTON r.
GORDON, PEG. ms. Bldg. Dis. 1891.
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M NEAp Ia,b AND SPRING RD-ss5Oo

Semi-detached tapestry brick home, g
rooms and bath. oak floors, porches, oil
burner. 2-car garage. $4,000 cash, balance
like rent. Nat. 1859 l2
BARGAIN. $4,000 NW-sHOULD BE SEEN
to be appreciated. All brick. rooms. ga
rage. ami; excellent condition; convenient
to car lines and schools.
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ar llIlNS anu HAItOOiSs
OWNER. North 1901
CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS $40 $50 TO

CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS $40 $50 TO
Sl2.e50 Attractive new homes in stone.
brick and clapboarding at highest ele-
walton in Chevy Chase. Six corner rooms,
tiled baths with showers, lots OF closets
and cupboard space. full attics. garages,
Handicapped grounds. Terms very reason
able Lighted till 10 pm. Drive out
Wisconsin ave. to Bradley lane, turn one
square east and a half square north to
45I3 Ridge st. Phone Clev. 74S5 or Wis.
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RENT-STORES
IND FL STORE WITH 3-RM BATH, APT.
Columbia I'd. near 18th St. SS5 FULTON r
GORDON. PEG. ms. Bldg, Dis. 523l; even,
1907 WIS AVE-DESIRABLE STORE NEXT
TO- corner, suitable for any business; price,
SIS. Phone owner, Col. 2423. l2'
fsl 7th SWINE, LARGE CORNER STORE
opposete proposed junior hieh school
HENRY SCHAFFERT. $50 Ionn Marshall Pl.
1929 N CAP-sToRE. s r, 2 B, FL. $I25 90
1903 North Capitol st............... IS 90
727 9Th st. sw.-Store, r, b., gas. LOO
629 l. st. Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
2008 9Th st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 90
- @ st. n.w.-Store. 8 r., gas, water. 81 so
433 4i2 St sw-Store, 4 rms water. 80 so
ll08 You st. Observation-Disclosures. 80 so
JAMES r SHEA
s43 Indiana Ave. NV.
1902 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Opp Mayfower Hotel. High-claSs shop
ping district Reasonable rent. THOS. E
FARRELL CO, National 0765.
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
2014 M ST N.W-DEsIRABLE STORE AND
apartment above; reasonable rent; store
zoned for any type of business.
KASS REALTY CO.
Ills Vermont Ave. Decatur 1910.
lila H. ST N.W.-LARGE STORE ROOM
across from Annapolis Hotel, $50
1900 Del. ave. s.w.-Store, rms, bath,
FLOYD F. DAVIS CO..
1913 18th St NV.
Natl. 0352.
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A sNAP-DANDY BUNGALOW NICELY. Lo-
Gated. Electricity, gas. water. sewer. bath,
sleeping porch, breakfast porch. fine cellar,
etc. FOR quick sale, S4,350: easy terms. A.
B. CAMPBELL, 1910 Vermont ave-, Nat. POLL
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liz osietlloIp6 81. ". Seol B4a - -
BRICK-CENTER HALL
SI7750, CHEVY CHASE, d C.-In
group of large oaks, a charming new
brick home at the highest point in
washington. Seven rooms, two complete
tiled baths model kitchen, large porch,
garage to match. in a restricted section.
Drive out Connecticut ave. to Cumber-
land St t470O block Of Conn. ave., then
turn west one square. Lighted till 10
D m Phone CleV. T483.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-16
TOWlNG-IN HALTED,
BY POLICE PENDING
JUDGES DECISION

nance has helped reduce traffic con-
geStion caused by cars cruising
around looking for parking spaces,
and in this way has reduced running
time and hazards of street cars.
That most of the DIRECTORS to the
parking ban are all-day parkers.
That thousands of citizens ap-
prove of the ordinance but "do not
seek publicity on their views as do
the kickers.'
That every feature of the Or
dinance has been tried out in cities
comparable With Indianapolis and
has proved highly satisfactory, even
to merchants.
That many objections to the or
dinance are based on lack of infor-
nation.
That restaurant operators COM
plants Of business decrease because
of enforcement of the ordinance
are unfair because "the restaurant
business usually drops off in the
summer"
Granting of a specified time for
loading and unloading passengers
and freight in the banned area was
discussed at the conference.
Investigation Of complaint that
tow-in trucks of indianapolis Motor
Inns, Inc, used in impounding cars
under the ordinance, are using
dealer license plates instead of truck
plates, was delayed until Friday.
The delay was occasioned by the
fact that state police stationed here
are in conference at Connersville,
Captain Howard Smith said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-16
AUTO DEATH TOLL
COUNTY NOW 92

mobile death toll in Indianapolis
and the county, Mayor Reginald H.
Sullivan today considered steps to
increase vigilance among motorists
and pedestrians.
There seems to be no way in
putting the finger on the causes of
these tragic Deaths" he said. "The
police department is working and
cooperating with every available
force to halt the mounting number
of automobile fatalities.
Many are outside the city limits
and We have no control over that
situation. We shall attempt to
work out some additional plan to
prevent so many lives being taken
by automobiles.
John Cash, 3525 Robson street.
was injured slightly in a collision
at Thirtieth street and Keystone
avenue Wednesday night.
Charges of manslaughter, drunk
enness and drunken driving we're
dismissed against Chester Wood
ruff, 1872 Dexter avenue. in mu-
nicipal court Wednesday. He was
held for the death of Miss Viola
Marshall, 18, Of Ben Davis, June %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-16

The heat and dryness is beginning
to show in Indiana fields. Scorched
places, marking the toll of the sun,
already have appeared and farmers
are fearful in their hopes for relief
Near Kokomo, four men were
overcome while threshing and farm
ers said the wave was the worst in
years. The mercury stood at 90
there at II a. m. Two Policemen
collapsed from the heat on Indian
apolis street corners before noon.
Face Lack of Water
With rivers and creeks, including
those in indianapolis, dropping to
minimum stages, rural communities
faced lack of water for animals.
Deaths of several horses have been
reported.
In indianapolis. weather bureau
records show that rainfall is 8:45
inches below normal, an increase
of 20 of an inch in precipitation
deficiency in two days.
Weather experts wouldn't bulge
from their prediction that no rain
is in sight and Friday will find the
weather just as hot, if not hotter.
The only possible chance of a tenn
porary break would be thunder
storm that might be caused sud-
denly by the terrific heat.
Policeman Is Stricken
The all-tine record for July Is
was set forty-four years ago, when
old-timers will recall that for six
days the mercury never failed to
reach maximum of 90 and twice
hit 100. The days top, 98, is ex-
pected to be broken today.
Traffic officer Ferdinand Fincham
was stricken by the heat this morn
ing while on duty at Alabama and
Market streets. He was taken
home. His condition is not con-
sidered serious.
Carl Kull, traffic policeman at
Massachusetts avenue and Alabama
street, collapsed from the heat after
leaving his post and seeking relief
in a nearby pharmacy.
Two prostrations were reported
to police late Wednesday while the
mercury was cavorting around 95
The victims are James Van Horn,
so, of 300 North Senate avenue, and
Raymond Crook, 81, of 1872 Mas
sachusettS avenue. Van Horns
condition is critical at the city hos
pital.
Reaches 103 at Vincennes
Lowest maximum in the state
Wednesday was 95, reported at sew
eral weather bureau stations. Vim
cennes reported to hold high mark
laurels with 103. Minimum during
the night here was rs 7, the lowest
in the state being at Wheatf1eld,
where it dropped to 10 after hitting
101 during he day.
Pavements broiled in the torrid
heat. There was ne. relief except
in shade outdoors orNin Easements
where residents fed to defeat the
sun.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-16
AUTO PLUNCES
IN RESERVOIR
Man, Woman Are Believed
Trapped on Bottom.
By United Press

By United Press
PITTSBURGH, July 16-A man
and woman were reported trapped
in an automobile at the bottom of
Highland park reservoir this after
noon.
The car plunged through an iron
railing and into thirty feet of water
in the reservoir when the woman,
learning to drive, lost control, police
said. Divers located the automobile,
but could not reach the trapped
pair.
Alex Renick, Sharpsburg, said he
saw the car plunge off the road
surrounding the reservoir, rip out a
section of a fence and disappear.
Attempts were being made by
f1remen to reach the automobile
with hooks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-16
SPAN
ATLANTIC, LAND
NEAR BUDAPEST
By United Press

BUDAPEST July 16-The first politically inspired flghB
the Atlantic endeG successfully today when George
Endres and Alexander Magyar Hungarian army reserve
officers landed their monoplane Justice For Hungary at
II 40 Indianapolis time) at Bscke fifteen miles from
Budapest.
The purpose of the fight call attention to Huns
garys wrongs, particularly under the Tranon treaty."
Endres and Magyar used LocheedSrius craft similar to
that owned by Charles A Lindbergh and powered with
Wasp engine like that with which Post and
Gatty made their round-theworld record
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-16
KILLS EN- WHOLESALE

Nebraska Farmer Invents Wav "a
Electrocuting Grasshoppers.
By United Press
BLOOMFIELD, Neb., June 1s-
raymond johnson has decreed
death by electrocution for hordes Of
graSshopperS which have been eat
ing up his grain and has rugged IN
a shovel continuance to carry out
his wholesale executions.
The farmer has rugged up a f1ne-
~ strung screen on the front of
my automobile, charged the wires
with an alternating electric current
and as he drives through the fields
Cne hopperS swarm against the
screen by the hundreds and are
killed.
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have been used to give police time to
gather evidence or question a sus-
pect. Often, slated on vagrancy,
person finds the charge changed be-
fore he comes before the court.
Highest bonds of $1,000 now are
levied against Lee Wingfield, ar
rested Wednesday, and who will not
be brought into municipal court
until July %. and George Ramsey,
arrested Wednesday, with his first
court appearance set for July "a.