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Evening star., 1933-11-12
BARGAIN IN L0YENs]
By JANE DoxON1S.IX IN

was putting the fiat on its feet"
sue was so docile about her dis
missal that Mathilda sensed O reason.
IL was not an aversion to labor, physical
or otherwise. that led sue to accede SO
readily TO her plan. Mathilda was sure.
No shirker. Sue What then? Ma
tnllda wondered, but did not ask.
Inc furniture arrived late in the
afternoon OF the morrow. as Mathilda
nae promised. Too late for accom-
phshment that day. After dinner 1t
was "all hands out for the movies"
order of Larry. And to top e. the
fllnns raid on the ice box, whi;Jh di-
vulged looster salad, somehow or
other smuggled in bv Mathilda.
In the morning Mathilda was I'D
bright and early to find Sue already
cut OF her bath and patting on powder
III front of a mirror
I'm on Tor boarding lions" Sue.
Wnisking into a blue suit skirt wrig-
Cling into white blouse.
Lions" Mathilda yawned. rubbing
the sleep from her eyes. Got plenty
OF blank cartridges in your pistol?"
Plenty"
Then all YOU have to remember is
all barrels
An barrels and rap over the head
with the pistol"
Mathilda laughed and climbed out Of
the studio couch. You're a bright
pupil" she said.
When Sue returned to the fat oppo.
site Delphines dove cote the lights were
on and the place was in more than a
Semblance of order. Food scents perco-
lated through the rooms that had been
11N1er 1zw~
table under rose lamp, Larry was
reading the evening paper
welcome to Casa Femina." Larry
made a sweeping bow. Del and Matty
are doing things in the kitchen. Gee,
Mrs Randall, you look great As If
you'd had shot In the arm. Did you
meet Santa Claus7"
Practically. Larry-and please don't
Mrs. Randall me-I have my old job
back. I'm going to work. Starting to-
morrow. Larry; do you know what that
boots. SubwayS, not trails. Larry, It's
happened to me- I have a job
Mathilda came In from the kitchen.
What now?" she asked, depositing a
plate Of stuffed celery on the table.
Nothing" Sue, sampling the celery.
commanding herself not to rush
Mathilda with an embrace. Except
don't want to die. Cause even If I do
60 to heaven 1t can't be as heavenly as
this
Let's hear about Sue in Wonder
land" Mathilda said. "Delphine and
Larry will understand, and what they
don't we'll explain"
Sue, her chin high.
First, went to Henry Hume. For
work. He had an idea. Service.
gave the firm service. You gave them
ssTvice, Matty. They'd like us both
back"
Good. Then I'll have chance to
get rested up again. get so tired loaf
ing I can't rest"
Ito be continued)
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DOGS HEARING BETTER
AFTER AIRPLANE FLIGHT
Woman Hires Craft to Take Pei
Aloft After Learning That
Humans Have Benefited.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, November ll.-A dog took
the airplane cure for deafness yester-
day and after the flight he seemed
somewhat improved" said his mistress,
Miss Mary Lee Of Long Island, N. Y.
The dog. Mickey, 14-month-old Dali
matian coach, was strapped to the front
seat Of plane piloted by Walter Hig-
ley OF Denver. Higley fiew TO an alti-
tude OF 10000 and then, made series of
power dives. -
Miss Lee said she had heard Of eases
where human beings have had their
nearing restored through similar flights
and she hoped it would aid Mickey. The
dog became partially deaf on recent
sea voyage.
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SCHOOL BOARD OFFICIAL
REPORTED NEAR CUSTER
Philadelphia Group Declared
Ready to Remove Man Named
in Land-Buying Deals.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, November l1.-The
Inquirer says the Board of Education
at secret meeting yesterday agreed to
oust Edward Merchant, its secretary
and business manager.
Merchant was accused by Benjamin
M. Colder, former Representative in
Congress. of permitting straw men" to
make excessive profits in land sold for
school sites. Merchant was not accused
of personally profiting. A special COM
mittee of the board conducted numer-
Gus hearings of the charges.
The Inquirer says the board members
agreed not to re-elect Merchant at the
annual meeting next Monday. He has
served as secretary and business man
ager for IL years and previously had
been assistant secretary.
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Robbery No Halloween Joke.

OKLAHOMA CITY tR1.--16e Dixon.
So, "just thought 1t was Halloween
joke at 6rst, when two men entered
his house last night and bound him and
his wife. But after the men departed
the serious aspects appeared d--$10s was
nnissing.
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

LARGE STORE, SUITABLE WHOLESALE.
retail; southwest business street; apartment
separate entrance; easily accessible: two
story garage National 7545.
hniid;ng. twn storse oIso ond fnor ;Tbw ~
for Italian, American or Chinese restaurant;
money maker; possession about Dec. Is:
near new Nevin bus station. Call CHAS. j.
GAISBERG CT 26a3 or GE 6(S6
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sALE--SUBURBAN.

TAKOMA PARK. MD, 81 CEDAR AVE-
S5,5o0i new 5-room detached brick. steel
sash. screened. tiled bath, h.-w.h., built-in
garage; 81 900 cash and terms. r. s.
PAPOL. Builder.
FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW. ALL MODERN
conveniences. garage. paved street. school
and transportation; % minutes to down
town washington; $1,000; terms. G. &C.
McNAB. Falls Church 40s.
WCoDRIDGE. D. CA CHOICE 5-ROOM
brick home in excellent condition; h.-w.h,
fireplace, oak floors hardwood trim; COM
p.ste with garage. 3 blocks from r. l. ave.
SOU down 500 mo. Call at 2377 r. ].
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR HOME so. OF MASS: AND EAST OF
country place. 10 ac.; cozy stone cottage,
loo yrs, old; every modern conyenisnce.
north Of Wash; wants town house for this
rare country place r. B. ~FARQUHAR.
BROOKE Manor" Ashton.-Va.
RooMING OR BoARDING HOUSE. 20
rooms, majority occupied. large dining room.
can be made to yield $1,000 monthly. for
residence on farm as part payment. OWNER,
1917 EASTERN AVE. (NR,. r.. l. AVE.
ton; encumb.. So 500 Make offer 12s
GARAGE. BUNGALOW. ST. PETERSBURG.
Fla, for cash or lots in n.ws section. Phone
MEtropolitan 4177.
HOUSES RENTED S35. TRUST $1,000;
l rented S20.50. clear. and cash for home,
adSssss SaI se Se sess ss.9 or t trusts
Fine spring Additional land Of about I30
acres. House in splendid condition--slate
roof, electricity, bath. heating plant. On
OF sae main Rass out %
450-acre waterfront farm. very fertile
land. fne mansion and regular, community
Of good buildings: worth ordinarily 500, 600
terms, Or ' take E suburban " place or or other
Washington property as part payment,
Fine 340-acre TOBACCO and grain farm.
on fiyea good road read ns 9ld house. with
trade with small FIRST morteaEe for low
priced city or suburban property,
These are wonderful values and present
an opportunity for exchange not often
2ee Carroll st. st. A GEorsia 1900 /.
Evening star., 1933-11-12

MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.
WANTED-Load OF part load to n. z. or
ytctnityi ~ rate Assured service, K. &E
Omitted Van Service. 1919 18th Ma. s722
WANTED LOAD OR PART LOAD. N. 2,
RETURN LOAD: RATE
GREYHOUND VANS.
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HILLCREST-S4,95O
Groom Dutch Colonial Frame House.
Hot-Nater Heat-Lot 5ox135iz.

ONE BLOCK OFF MEMORIAL DRIVE
S5,950, New brick home. rooms on nrst
moor large AR. studio room on second floor;
place; house and porch screened metal
weather. stripped; garage full basement, laun-
qry trays: steel beam construction, model
kitchen; lot Handicapped. $500 cash pay
ment and $40 per month including principal
a1a % interest Absolute bareain. Call s. c.
Evening star., 1933-11-12

OUT-OF-T0wN REAL ESTATE.
B.RooM SPANISH COTTAGE-wELL FUR
nished: tiled bath: servants quarters: ga
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YOU ALWAYS WANrEn

to pick out wallpaper. electric hx-
lures. color Of tile for bath and color scheme
N this lovely. new brick home. nicely de-
sleneu large rooms, fireplace open
porch. EaraRe. large lot with trees This
nome now ready for the above work 10.
eatee near the Washngton Golf and Cour,-
This IS an opportunity 81 200 phone
Ciarepdon Is3-J-2 Once. District e5fi3'
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

iNUO0IHlA1 0HOUNU.
ANY PART or 2t ACRkA ,BENNtNc; 3. b
stdlnx aveilnbl 10c per 50. IT., HARHX ,.
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xT1.95o.

New. detached brick. .o3 Tulip ave-. Ta
koma Park. Nd. one square from District
with fireplace, modern kitchen eiec refrie-
Grafton beautiful tiled bath with shower.
nuiitsln earage, overhead doors. Chamberiin
cutters and downspout. lot 5ox150 several
LARGE trees. Buy now, cost OF construction
is sdyancinr. Your inspection invited. KEY
" w w, VAN WAGNER,
a2s Cedar roEoREiN ss:; RTiiso7Fns Fsa5a 5Rark. D q
Evening star., 1933-11-12

ON ROCK CREEK. OLD MILL. 6-ROoM
house and - acres partly wooded. Ions
frontage on pike; may be easily subdiyided:
$500: terms. GE. 3301
Evening star., 1933-11-12

GROOM COTTAGE. LEC.. RUNNING
water, lot 50xl5o; beautiful high location;
nlice, , S!'l5Q los Bailey ave-. Hyattsyille
HIS, Ma. b371.
iTAkOMA PARK. Md. 313 CEDAR AVE.
sbIoO-New 6-room. all brick, baths
steft sash, screened. h.-w.h., built in garage;
Si;;sH1o s.,;sso cash and terms. W. Z. NELSON,
Evening star., 1933-11-12

NO CASH PAYMENT OWNER OFFERS AT
tractive new, 5-room and bath bungalow:
Cno4ce loca tlon. pleasant SURROUNDINGS, half
block w Z. & A. cleo. station and on State
road; 81 $50; S35 month covers everything:
today nnlN A43 nth 81 n - f-N'
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BEST oFFER-cAR OR TRUCK CoNsID-
3 rooms. good location in Arlington; pay
ments. s25 per mo-. include int never any
enhancing charges on trust. FRED II
SBERRY. Box 3 Fairfax. Va
Evening star., 1933-11-12

DETACHED FRAME HOUSE OF : ROOMS
ano bath room; 4 bed rooms; anil; hot
all newl7 decorated inside and out; buy OF
owner and save commission price reason
able; best offer takes it, good reason for
e~ain Address Box .InS-M Star nfhce
Evening star., 1933-11-12

'..5.-t ltldDeI.ld Ave s. r. 1t n5N5
8 ACRES, ga MILES FROM WASH, b c.
city blocks off Lee Highway Va Small
casl payment Walnut H:}65
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEScHLER q SON, AucIioneers.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE OF
uNDIvIDED oNE-HALF INTEREST In
CERTAIN REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF a writ of fferi facias, issued
out OF the Clerks Once OF the Supreme
me directed I viii sell at public auction,
ior cash, in front OF the west entrance OF
tne Court House on d street, between 4til
and 5th streets NV, Westminster. b. G.. at
TWO O'CLOCK PM. ON TUESDAY, NO
TUE and interest in and to an undivided
one,nai interest in the, following g-described
Plant, trustees subdivision OF lots, in SQUARE
5sU: as sso per plat recorded in Book ". r.
the District Of .Coiumbia. Improved by 8
Story Se, brick anartment building, No. s29
Delaware avenue s.w., Washington. D. c..
seized and levied upon. as the property Of
the defendant. Leon s. Ulman, end sold to
satisfy a judgnent at law No. s2522 In
favor Of Arlirgtcn Trust Co, Inc
EDGAR G. SNYDER
United States Marshal Ia and
: for the District Of Columbia.
oc25,d&dbs-20t ~
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HILLCREST-SEaEo aEo

Almost new br OK bungaiow; living room.
two bed rooms; all-tile bath. combina ton
snoWer; dinette and kitchen with double
ursln sink and built-in cabinets, also recTea.
ton room; lot 62la IT, front.
..,.- o. II. GARvIN.
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HILLCREST, d.. c..
I. Corner S2nd ana Camden xys s.s. eS ~
as: 2 prsF 81 nv M - is4s 8 ls + ss as
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lot: Rockville, Nd: $50.
e: M: AIKEN

Two ENGLISH sTUCCo HOMES ON
Spring drive. in Lee Heights. Va. Is min
utes from the White House,, O. rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, fireplaces, newly deco
rated and in attractive neiehborhood: the
differing points are dressing room. maids
room, double and single garages sunken and
French terrace gardens: also Broom bunga-
inspect Sunday and Monday. Walnut S625.
SUZANNE MANKIN.
ATTRACTIVE BROOM BUNGALOW, FIRE
piace, eicc refrigerator. S95; q rms. charm-
ing house. S65; 5-room hungalow,e ami,
S35: other good values. $50 to S100 per mo,
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. ELEC.. WATER.
large lot. on the CQIesyilie pike, near Silver
Sprins. Lincoln. 34se-W
TAKOMA PARK. MD. COR PHILA. & HOI,-
" aves.. new 6-r0ofn center hail, detached
brick de luxe kitchen Kelyinator, Recreation
room, attic, asraee, SOS. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1933-11-12

AURORA HILLS. R.. MODERN ENG. COL;
fee; S6.75o. If you have ST 900 cash. bal
easy; also Va Highlands OR. Dutch Colonial
nome at about so per cent on the dollar
bath r., built-in fixtures h-wh. large lot
garage concrete St; to be sold Sun. $3.50,
modern bungalow. refinished inside and out
IKE new. on corner lot, S4,95O; terms to
Sult' also repossessed 5-r. brick bungalow
saving. See these; I believe they represent
some OF the best buys I have ever offered
See J. Il. PRICE, 302 Mt Vernon ave at
the Oakcrest once. Phone Clarendnn
Evening star., 1933-11-12

25 ACRES, Mr.. D, CT RMS, B.. H-WH,
elec. and outbldeS.. fruit. shade trees. mr.
Central ave, Capt. Hghts: only S5.500
easy terms 1no trades1. Adams 4Ts6
BROOM BUNGALOW. ACRES GROUND
outbuildings. will sell TO responsible party
on very easy terms One mile from Oak
ton, Va. 20 miles from Washington.
WAPLE & JAMES Inc
1926 14th st NV M aQA-
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS AND BATH, AMI
wonderful home will be vacant Dec 1st
Apply at 3109 Channing st. ne Reasonable
rent or terms.
Evening star., 1933-11-12

70 ACRES. 6--2M, HOME, oUTBUn,DINGS
Win ssin NE orchard; So, 500; easy terms. .
aeres, o-rm nome on hard I'd, S3.oOn;
homes with 1 to 5 acres Phone Tho,
Ierry, Falls On. S29-F-41
Evening star., 1933-11-12
MAUDE H. LAWRY.
sffnpRiEiNSl .ulzTIfr

EVANSVILLE.
New BUNGALOW, rooms, bath, hwd. fioors
h-w-h., sss. cleo. laundry tubs built-in
garage, improved street: one block 10 bus;
$3.50. SIS cash; S4a5O per month in
elades taxes. Call Hyattsville 332-J.
Evening star., 1933-11-12

$50 FOR LOT.
Lot In groups of 2 or more attractive
section. for. detached home in d. o.. very
homesite at real bargain. Attractive
proposition to builders buyinf 8 or more
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IDENTIFICATION
MADE OF MAN in
KIDNAPPING CASE
WILLIAM DELINSKI SAID TO
BE ONE FIGURING MAINLY
IN ABDUCTION OF BANKER
RECENTLY
az A.socfnted Pre.nl

Atlanta, July l4.--John X.
Ottley, President-of the First Ma
tiOnal Bank, today positively
identified New York police de-
Partment photograph Of William
Delinski. former sailor and sta
tionary salesman, with a long
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Economic Conference Call
For Recess Until July Il
ALI COMMITTEES Notified To
Have Reports Complete
By Next Friday, State
ment Made
mr Associated PRESS,

LONDON, July 14.-The
steering committee of the &C.
oncmic conference decided
today to recess its parley to
July ~.
All committees are noti-
fed to have complete reports
ready by next Friday. 1t is
understood that great care
will be taken to avoid q note
of finality at the plenary SEES
sion July ~.
There will be clear indica-
tions that the conference is
expected to resume at q flu
ture date. This attitude
would permit a continuation.
of the tariff truce which was
for the duration of the par
ley and which many nations
desire not to terminate.
The plenary session must
confirm a decision of the
steering committee to recess
but leaders consider this a.
mere formaIity.
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RECEIVE TWO NOTES
DEMANDING RANSOM

ALTON, July 1.-two notes
demanding ransom for August
Luer have been received by his
family, it was announced here to-
day. Agents for the family said
neither bore Luer's handwriting.
The family's agents, o. s. Gait
and Lawrence Keller, Junior, said
they would insist that any note
from the kidnapers bear a few
lines in Luer's handwriting and be
signed by him before they would
recognize it as genuine.
They said this is the only con-
dition on which they would fur
Their negotiate. and until receipt
of proof, would carry out no in
structions.
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IDENTIFICATION
WORK PROGRESSES
THROUGHOUT CITY
THOSE HAVING CHARGE OF
OPERATIONS MUCH PLEAS
ED WITH RESULTS THUS
FAR OBTAINED

Identification of the sections
of the city that were planned by
the committee, headed by Miss
MoIlie Parker. is progressing and
all of the work so tar accomplish
ed more than comes up TO. specifi-
cations.
One Of the projects, that of
Palm Avenue from White street
to the causeway on North Beach
leading 20 the air station, viii
soon show the results Of the work
In this section PTS holes have
been dug and coeoanut palms
will be planted Is soon IS the
treas are selected. Most OF these
trees will be small when planted,
bat will rapidly grow 20 the height
necessary 10 make beautiful
driveway.
On South Beach. the other sec
tions nf Palm Avenue. Division
street and Whitehead street. holes
have been excsvat@d and many of
th trees planted On Whitehead
the trees are poiurisnas and Jsra-
salem shoyns.
The Division street project viii
not Be a. rapid ~ present. 4as r.
The fsct that she trees 20 be plant
II there flourish batter il planted
in The early antamn. However,
al heles ere Dug and in readiness
Thoss in charge Of ths program
ana an4er whoss supervision TIA
FORK IL hsitz isae express them
selves - satisfied with sb% pEog.
Fess berg ms3e rad pre3i-s beasa-
Nful results before the .togY}sI
samson 81 asag ard '3s.
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NO CONCERN ON
STORM AS YET
SLIGHT DISTURBANCE CEN.
TRIAL NEAR ST. kITTIS,
WEST INDIES
my Associated press)

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
weather bureau today issued a
storm, warning that a tropical dis
turbance of slight intensity was
central near st. Kits, West Indies.
apparently moving west, north
westward, southeast of Puerto
Rico.
The bureau emphasized that the
disturbance should cause no con-
cern as it did not fall as yet in
the hurricane category and that
the warnings were sent out simply
as precautionary measure.
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ALBURY FUNERAL
HERE TOMORROW
BODY ARRIVED TO-DAY OVER
FLORIDA EAST COAST
RAILWAY

Funeral services Tor Ira Mr.
an Albufy, 50 years Old. WtdoM ~
shs late Eazsns l.. Alburs. toru
tx assessor sf Monros county,
viii bs heiA 1 o'clock tomsusw
aftasn3on.
Ths body arrived O. tie HavaFs
Special foaay accompanied ~ 10
sssss.sn- lasr sfsd ass9htsr. SIR ana
srs. James Brsstpa II Ill -
Placed Ia re ffFss Neghsaass
church Eomsrfos agtsfrooh At
e'elosk Services vii se eonanst
81 ~ Pev ]. q. stgaHssg
Tiger Tall Tribe ~. impgsysd
Or3sF ~ Pei asns ~lI attsna re
sersiesA-
PAIlhearesa will b. chsafsr
TheHgsoa. NsgsEa Tk9rspssa.
rsasaas vFhs.nassh. vllsan FAX
ia. Yfnea Lews SD HsHaa
kn1wiss.
Mrs. AibaYy II sgrag - bg 80
daaxfster. Mrs.. BFsssew
Faassai asangemeats 80 =
eaarYs ef tha Bsngssasn ls
Fnnefsl HonA
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WANTS NEW LIST
OF INTERMEDIATES

ALBANY, July 14.-Danisl P.
0'Connell, uncle of kidnapped John
]. junior. received letter from
the, kidnapers today ordering the
family to submit new list of in
termediaries to be published in
three New York newspapers, The
Sun, Journal and World Telegram
The list has been received by
the newspapers.
The letter received was signed
by the kidnapped youth.
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SMITHS SHOALS
LIGHT WILL BE
FINISHED SOON
ALL COLUMNS AND TENSION
RODS HAVE BEEN PLACED,
FORCES GETTING LANTERN
IN PLACE

Smiths Shoals light, at the en-
trance to Key west harbor,
through the northwest channel, is
rapidly nearing completion, and it
is expected. will be completed
within a few days.
All of the columns and tension
rods have been placed and Captain
John Peterson and crew of the
tender Poppy are now getting the
lantern in place.
With the exception of the light
this is one of the most difficult
parts of the work of construction
and requires great care and eSae-
titude in assembling the parts. The
lantern comprises the gallery
around the upper part of the struc-
ture, the housing of the light and
the windows through which the
light is seen.
These windows must be careful.
" handled. The curved panes sci
with precision and so placed tha'
expansion, due to the suns rays
will have no effect on them and
they will remain intact.
All of this work is expected e
be finished and the light placed IN
position by Tuesday afternoon in
order that it may be sending ii:
rays out for the guidance o.
mariners the same night.
The work OF setting the light
with its complex arrangements o.
lenses win be done by the tender
Ivy under the supervision OF H. B
Haskins. assistant superintendent
of lighthouses.
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WATTERSON CABIN
Is STILL STANDING

SPRING HILL. Tenn. july Il.
The log cabin in which Harvey
Watterson, father of Henry Wat
terSoa, lived as a student while at
tending Manual Labor academy.
later knewn as Jackson seminary.
and still later as Jackson co.lege.
Is still standing here. The eol-
lege itself. founded in lsaa. aaa
moved 70 Columbia in 1859, was
aaERsl 2Gf6ag tie e4yal waF.
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STORM REPORT

WASHINGTON. n. C.. July Ii,
Advisory 1000 =. na--A
tropical disturbance 81 slight Ina
tensIgy Is central near ST. Kits,
W. l., and il apparently moving
west noEthweStward.
tTa. lsseatIon given in the adj
visoFy is about Itn0 miles south
east 0f the FHorsdS enass. ST Kit
Us u aue u Tbs Virgin Islands,
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the world with Wiley Post, was
her tutor in navigation. She has
been a licensed radio operator for
several years, and Colonel Lind
bergh says she is a more proficient
one than he is. The Colonel himself
taught her to fly, not so long after
their marriage.
This Lindbergh family flight
over the northern route to Europe,
by way Of Greenland and Iceland,
is no stunt. It involves no races
against time; no distance hops. 1t
was planned to be a leisurely,
painstaking study of all conditions
which may govern the establish
ment of regular transatlantic air
service.
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LARGE FUND USED
IN RELIEF WORK

wken the sun Hs.& tonorrcs
afternoon il viii bring 70 . esoss
uesk n strw0usus work b. tsss
Emergency Relief ssgissEsnls aud
disbursements for TIE psFiaA Till
amount 10 Fnorx tisan vi. 100.
Yest&rasy workers Tsessgst
saas Tsaay sss1.Ie wss 6iasEs-
hasea ard tosnssgow II - sxpsssee
ebas afgxaxssastslg s106 wfll -
Fnaa aas, maklag . igsal 81 81.
ags.Ia
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She is cool-headed in emer-
gencies and APPARENTLY undaunted
by several plane mishaps marking
the Lindbergh aerial partnership.
Furthermore, Anne Lindbergh,
girl of guarded upbringing and
delicate sensibilities, who express
ed her dreams in wistful poetry,
can rough it" with the colonel
wherever and whenever it may be,
necessary. He has taught her the
crafts of the camper, and she has
become hardy in her outdoor ex-
perience.
Not even such a possibility as
forced landing in the wilds of the
dreary, uninhabited northlands
strikes fear into her flying heart.
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KILL POLICEMAN
AND ROB PAYROLL
In PHILADELPHIA
COP GOES DOWN UNDER
SHOWER OF BULLETS AS
GUNMEN ROB FACTORY Of
FIcE OF ALLIED KID co.
my Associated rre~~,

PHILADELPHIA July IA
Three robbers shot to death a po-
lieeman and stole a $4,000 pay
roll he was guarding today in q
factory office Of the Allied Kid
COMPANY.
Policeman Charles Stoekhurxer,
fifty. went down under a shower
of bullets as the gunner rushed