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Evening star., 1934-06-27
HENRY CLAY GRANDSON,
rs, DIES IN KENTUCKY
Native of BLUEGRASS State Retir-
ed as Oldest American Breeder
of Thorough breds.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
LEXINGTON. Ky. June 27.-GeorCe
H. Clay, IS, one Of the three remain
lng granGsons Of Henry Clay, the
great compromiser. died at a hospital
tere last night after an Illness Of sew
eral weeks.
He is survived by his two brothers,
who live here, Col Charles D. Clay
and Capt Thomas :. Clay. both OF
the United States Army. retired.
Mr Clay was born mere in 1853 at
the ancestral home, Ashland. which
was built by Henry Clay He was q
sen Of James B and Susan Jacob
Clay. In early manhood he studied
law. but later gave that up to breed
thoroughbred rae horses on his farm
BalGowan. four miles from Lexington
In proportion to the number of pro-
duoIng mares OF. his farm. Mr. Clay
probably bred more winning horses
than any other breeder in America
He bred more than 90 stake vim
nerS and numerous purse winners
from six or seven mares. and when he
sold his farm 10 William Monroe
Wright in 1927. he retired as the Old
IS. living American breeder.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
TAJJAFFERO wMTFP ~ -,.
fn mrutnrtam.

BROWN. HANNAH l. In loving r1ero-v
Of ou~ Gear mother 5nd Ersudnothe-
HANNAH L BROWN. vino LEFT is three
years sEs today June q. 1881.
A loving thought silent tear.
beautiful memory of one so dear
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND
GRANDDAUGHTER G r T r Q = (
AND JULIA MASON.
BROWN HAROLD. In loving memory Of
my dear son, HAROLD BROWN vho
departed TINS life two years ago TO-DAY.
MS LONESOME MOTHER. IFFNE
BROWN.
MFINBERG. JOHN C. In SD and loving
remembrance of orr ocsr husband and
father. JOHN G. NETNRFFG Who de-
parted this lie one year sEo today.
June . 1898.
Nothing can ever take svsv
The love the heart holds dear:
Fond memories lneer every DIV.
Remembrance keeps him neat
HIS WIFE. ELIZABETH. AND DACGE-
TER. AGNES
REED. MARGARET. trihutH Of love
and devotion to the memory Of or
dear sister and aunt MARGARET
REED. Who fCll asleep TWO years aeo
tocaN. June -. 1882.
From the heights of heaven qbove
Look down and smile on those YOU love.
Sadly missed
YOUR LONELY SISTER JOSEPHINE
COLE AND HEBRT-BROKEN NIECE.
NAUDE E GRAY.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
CIVIC BODY HONORS
MRS. ELLA THOMPSON
Thomas Circle Citizens
Association Presents Vase
to It's President.

In commemoration of her tenth
consecutive year as president of the
Logan Thomas Circle Citizens Asso-
sociation. members of the organiza-
ton presented Mrs. Ella M. Thomp-
son with an engraved silver and gold
vase and bouquet of roses at a re-
ception last night at Mrs. Thompsons S
home
Mrs. Fred Haig, chairman of the
Entertainment Committee. presented
the vase to Mrs. Thompson. She
pointed out that for 10 years Mrs
Thompson has been unanimously
elected president. the first woman to
hold such office in any District ciu-
zens' association.
At a short business meeting, held
before the reception. letter was read
from the Hillcrest Citizens Associa-
ton, urging the group to indorse Maj.
John c. Gotwals as engineer commits
sioner and Riley E. Elgen as public
utilities commissioner
This was The last meeting until Oc-
tober.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
MRS. WHITEMAN EXPIRES
Mother of Orchestra Leader Is
Victim of Long Illness.

DENVER. June - lF).-Mrs. Elfrida
NJ. Whitcman. 66. mother of Paul
Whiteman. orchestra leader, died yes
terday in Presbyterian Hospital after
a long illness.
Paul Whiteman was reported to
have left New York for Denver. A
daughter. Mrs H. Paul Smith Of st.
Louis. arrived Just before her mother
died
As child Mrs. Whiteman had an
unusual voice When she was Is she
met Prof. Wlberforce J. Whiteman.
then a young teacher at Bedford,
Iowa. where she was born. She took
lessons in singing from him and they
were Married December IA, 1883.
Mr. and Mrs Whiteman celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary last
December in New York. where their
son conducted a special concert in
their honor.
Evening star., 1934-06-27

5617 Colo r a d o
avenue. after an
illness of several
months. He re-
tired from Serv-
ice with the Post
Office D e p a r t.
ment last Deem
Der.
Mr.. Lehr was
active in Masonic
circ les. having
served as master
of Sta n S b ury
Lodge and high
priest Of Bright
wood Chapter, r.
A NJ At tho time
Evening star., 1934-06-27
ella B. Lehr, and a son, Milton A..

Ella B. Lehr, and a son, Milton A.
Lehr
Private funeral services will be
held at his home Friday at / pm.
From 2 until pm. that day the
body will lie in state at Stansbury
Temple, Georgia and Colorado ave-
nues, where open services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Walter Michael, chap
lain of the lodge, and Rev. Edgar C..
Powers, chaplain of the Grand Lodge
of Maryland. Final Masonic rites
will be under auspices of La Fayette
Lodge in Cincinnati, where he will be
buried.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
Deaths Reported.

Thomas A. Sullivan. II. lT1a Kilbourne pl
Samuel Freedman. 20. Garfield Hospital
Marearet G. Sauirer. 50. Garfield Hos
pital.
Albert p. Baylcss, e.. Portland Hotel
Catherine Fechtig. 50. $40 ST. sc.
Antonio L Nora, 81. 1885 Harvard 81,
Bobin Kompotkros. so. st. Elizabeth 8
Hospital.
Walter Jones 50. EMERGENCY Hospital
Edward s Mckinney. Sc. 729 Upshur st.
MfTsq5 Ws4d TMhSmDs99s Myers g. "a cssnsty 4S a8s aSa
John +. Jackson. 81, e22 + st.
George II Hunter. "a. 1923 9th st.
Elvin Pearson. SO. Gallinger Hospital
Estelle Lewis. SO. Freedmen's Hospital.
David Cooley. 80. Freedmens s Hospital.
GEORGE Tibbs. 80. GaIlinRer Hospital
Pauline Perry. II Freedmen's Hospital.
Isabel Minro. II. 927 18th st
Clarence Reed. ., Children's Hospital
Infant Este Ennis. Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
DR.. S. G. MARTIN EXPIRES
AT HOME IN ILLINOIS
Professor at Northwestern U.
Was Husband of Former
Washington Woman.

DR.. Seymour Guy Martin. 40, pro-
fessor of philosophy at Northwestern
University. died Monday at his home
at Evanston, III. He was the husband
of Mrs. Jessie Bigelow Martin, for
merly of this city.
DR. Martin. a graduate of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and Harvard,
is survived by his widow and three
children Nancy, Peter and Mary Mar
tin. Mrs. Martin is the daughter of
w D. Bigelow of this city
Funeral services are to be held at
Evanston
Evening star., 1934-06-27

of his death he was serving his twen-
tieth term as lodge treasurer. The
organization had recently presented
him with a life membership. He also
was an honorary member Of Mount
Pleasant Lodge.
Surviving Mr.. Lehr are his widow
Evening star., 1934-06-27
MRS. OLIVER DEAD
Former Helen Morrill, Succumbs
in Pensacola, Fla. June l6.


Mrs. Arthur (. Oliver. %, died on
June Is at Pensacoa, Fla. efter
short illness. it was learned here to-
day. Before her marriage she was
Helen Morrill, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Warren P. Morrill, superIn-
tendent of the Columbia Hospital for
Women from 1925 to 1929 Mrs
Oliver was graduated from Western
High School here in the class of 1927
Surviving her. besides her parents
are her husband. a 4-year-old son
and two sisters. Mrs. Reid R BrUn-
son Of Evanston, Ill. and Miss Joanna
Morrill, Of Miami. Fla. Her parents
now reside in Evanston.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
Bow Shoots Self.

While handling a 22-Caliher rife in
his home at 11Oo Tenth street yester-
cay. Edward I Burke. 9. accidentally
shot himself in the right shoulder
He was taken to Emergency Hospital
for trea tment and observation.
Evening star., 1934-06-27

LOST.
Lost aud Found advertisements
t0r the daily Star triH be accepted
Mondays 10 Fridays. tncihSiue I'D
10 noon GGu OF issue. SATURDAYS
ana legal hOilGGys up 10 10 AM
GGy OF issue For the Sunday Star
up 10 II pm Saturday.
BOSTON BULL. brown with white chest.
answers to name Spotty: male dog. reward
co. 3f"l-W. 1913 Irving st NV
DOG. SpItz male lost vicinity GeorsIa
and N. Hamp sVeS W weaUnC harness
name 'Snc"drl't CaH CClumb.a 0Gou
BAG. brow c0rta1nine
clothing, medicine, FriCsv- on ltmora st
Reward. Call after p m. c. w Meade
1861 BiltmOre st. nv
HANDBAG blue. about June. s. cont =;
s H. 70 R II Ndiu'd a7 kcepSake.
Return 10 1910 18th ST rW Reward. @S'
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER female white.
tan ears. Please return as yornC puppies
need mother Reward. CL $50. 3145
Brsndywlne st. NV.
WRIST WATCH. lady'e G,uen 1fth st
reward co "445-R 2S'
WRIST WATCH and diamond ring. lady's.
lost at Seaside Park SUNDAY Reward
Miss Alice Hammer @655 S.. Benedict St,
Baltimore. Nd
WRIST WATCH-White gold: SATURDAY.
between 18Th and Fairmont. 7th and F
NV Mrs J Dillon 1900 Fsirmont.
Apt. ). AT. 1110 Reward.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
ANTHONY LEHR DIES;
MAS0NS PLAN RITES
Funeral Of Former Brightwood
Post Office Superintendent
to Be Held Friday.

Anthony Lehr, former superintend-
ent of Brightwood Post Office and
resident of this city for more than
30 years. died last night at his home,
Evening star., 1934-06-27
RRIcE 1ANIE z o.. ,,nnaar linz Q

BRItE. JAMIE c On Monday. june -
l"@4. at $40 m, at her residence
1905 L st n W. JAMIE c. BRICE. be
loved wife Of James d. Brice and dsueh-
ter Of Mrs Martha Williams Remains
resting at Bundy funeral home 62l
Florida ave n ". until 4 D m Wednesday,
thereafter at her late residence. Funeral
services al Ashury Church llth and K
SITS NV Thursday At ] 30 pm. In
terment Harmony Cemetery. %
Evening star., 1934-06-27
DO\AUOF JOUN GFORGT On r

juno % lH34 ~ MS resIdence :. Now
York ave W JOHN GEORGE beloved
husband Of Lola S. Donahoe and father
q Kathryn n Donahoc and brother Of
Mrs. NattIe p Shackeiford J. F. Dona-
hoe and A W Douahoe- Funeral scry-
ices q nc above residence on Thu-sday.
June @S At 20 am Relatives and
friends ale IHyHfCa Ir'erment Caro-
line COUNTY Virginia a. " pm. -
Evening star., 1934-06-27
MARLnM ARTHIR On rn..r.n

rs. 1874 AZ GalIinPcr Hospital Ar
THUR MARROW. devoted son of Ben
!amln and the late Alberta MsTlop
brother of Mrs. Goldie Yeavood Mr.
irene Waugh Francis. PesTi. Mamie
sno Ccorce MsTlOU- grandson Of Rev.
y T and Mre Rosie Dent He also
leaves other relatives and many frisudS
TO noun his departure Remains rest
inC at the Jonn T Fhnes funeral
chapel, Bro and Eve ST., sv, Notice Of
Evening star., 1934-06-27

day. June -. lH3f Al her residence.
"27 L St nc. MARY ELLEN CONNELL.
beloved wife Of the late John Conncu
Funeral will oe held from Timothy
Eanlon's funeral -parlors. 81 II st. ne.
on Friday. June ~ ~ $50 an
Requiem mass a St AloySluS Church Al
. m. Relatives end friends are in
v,ted. 1nterment Mount Ohvot Gene
tCTv "S
Evening star., 1934-06-27
DI NJ. LOUIS

DI ~. LOUIS G On Tlo-day. juno. &c
ia#f LOUIS G beloved husband Of
FtLel II Dunn nee Keech. CT @.3 SIN
s. ne Funeral ThlTSCay june -
from he James 7 Ryan fGncra. home
~ ,sfI1S sye Cr5rcb =: "rf md M glg
ne Wnfre REQUIEM mass VIII be offCrcC
a. @ n Relatives and friends invited
Irlrrment ArlInstor National Gene cry.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
cnnIEY nANIn n.nar.ed -, - -

dav June - IHI4 a. 20 n a1ter
brief Illness. at Freedmen's Hospital.
DAVID COOLEY He is survived bv
wife. MIS- Marrsret Cooley a mother.
Mary Cooley "a her David Cooley
sister. Ms Rosa Alexander a brother.
Charles COOiey and many other rCla-
tlyos ana friends. Funeral Thursday.
June @s. al ! m from MS late rcs.-
drnCc 4Ol D ST. Arlington View IL
terment Arlneton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-06-27

June % 1884. At Childrens Hospital
ROBERT LEE aged 4 months infant
son Of Edward snd Helen Collins Fu-
neral from the residence of his parents.
6GO4 Western ave Chevy Chase Md.
on THURSDAY. June 2s. In'erment
Beallsyllle Md
Evening star., 1934-06-27
McMINIMY. GRTNDY 0RR On Trescsv

TtWton Tt't 81 ~ re GRTK,Dy OPP gc,f1v.l
IIY. beloved husband Of Clara J No
Nlnlmy and father Of Winifred NJ.
MarpSret " and Clare 2 McMInfrv.
Funeral services a. the ne above resi-
cence THURSDAY June oS a. Ip z n.
Relatives and friends are invited, In
Evening star., 1934-06-27
NEsIIs. IACoR 7. On -.c-dsr- In .

1874 at Providence Hospital JACOB p.
NESIUS. beloved father # Ii ira Nor
ton Jacob T. NcsIus IT, ara joseph
HcSluS. Mrs Mary Hartman Mrs John
SahnSH Of UtICs n !. Mrs Theresa
Green OF West Point y y Philip
Eesius Of CHICAGO. III. Arthur NesiuS Of
s Petcfsnurs, F.a and brother o. Nrs
FdIabe,h Libel Of UuCa. \ 7 FsneT5l
services Al the W ". CheTrrrz c..
Southeast funeral home 81. Ilth e..
kofrge ~ r-p-f
Evening star., 1934-06-27
CROTTS. IAMES II. Surc

I--- - - --T'7f 10.
husband of Willie B CrottS Remains
resting Al Gaschs Sons funeral home
EyattSvIlle Nd. Funeral from the
above funeral home Oh Friday June 90.
- p m Tntcrnen' EverETeen Gene
trIN rrar R-a dfnshNrr No Is
Evening star., 1934-06-27
NITCUFTT WITIIAN n N

june gt. 1854 AT his residence IC-2
Jefferson ST. nv. WILLIAM o. MITCH
ELL br.oved husband Of Edlth Jean
Mitchell Remains resting A. r1e s r.
Hines Co funeral home. -grl I4'h -.
Nv Funeral services At the S8th
Pre- byterIsn ChurCr 18TH and Kennedy
Sts- nv. on FIloay, June %. al 30
Evening star., 1934-06-27
FAIRFAX. WILLIAM SMITH.

SMITH beloved husband of Sarah Vir-
eInia FAIRFAX and father Of Fell
Bessie Y and Norman B. Fa'ifaX. FL
neral from the W " Chambers Co.
Southess' funeral homc. 81; lIth ST.
Sc on FRIDAY June -. e. 50 p m.
Relatives ana friends are invited. In
rTru1oUf a.rfaY e.
Evening star., 1934-06-27

Ducks Invade Town.
Elder ducks recently invaded Lares,
Scotland for the first time in 25 years.
Evening star., 1934-06-27

Tuesday. June 20. 1884. EMMA
EsTELLE BRECKFNRIDGE nee SIMS
beloved wife OF David A. Breckenridge
Funeral services At her late residence,
1905 GTovelsnd ave Baltimore Nd
on Thursday June Is at ] pm Serv-
ices at GlenVood Cemetery Chapel
Washington. d. c, at $50 pm. In
terment GlenWOod Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Res
cue Leacue. Il o 81. nv NOItn $50.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
LOMAx JOSEPHINE Or

-. 1894. at hey residence. 4I9 Bland
Ct n w JOSEPHINE LOMAX the be-
loved mother OF Mary Holmes and
Ers ndmotner Of William. r.. CeleyfIne
and Elaine West. Remains resting At
the " Ernest Jarvis funeral church,
}32 You 81. NV. Funeral THURSDAY
June 2S. a. m. from Mount Bethel
Baptist Church Internnerr Pavre
CFmFffTv
Evening star., 1934-06-27
LEWIS. SARAH BROWN.

June %. 1894. at her residence Nan
tucket. Mass. SARAH BROWN LEWIS
OF Caroline County Va. the beloved
loving daughter OF Henry and Laura
Brown Of Caroline County Va and Sis
ter Of Harry Brown O! Caroline County.
Va Mrs Susie Minor Of Penn County.
Mrs. Henrietta Todd Of Washington D.
c MIS-. Aoa Green and Mrs Leona
Coleman Of Caroline County. She also
leaves many other relatives ana friend-
Remains to ne resting At the W Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1892 You St NV
Notice of funeral later
Evening star., 1934-06-27
PRATT. JAMES "
W. DeparIcd this i.fe sud-

denly, June "t. lH,'i. ~ Mount Alto Hos
pfal JAMES " PRATT He leaves N
mourn their los 4 iollrs VIE Sadie
Pratt one S'cpsor Lawrence Pratt. one
sister. Martina Pratt one brother Henry
Pratt and host Of other relatives and
friends Remains resting ~ Eugene
Ford & funeral home ZOO South Can
Evening star., 1934-06-27

Sunday. June - Ia3f' al GaIlincer
Hospital PHOEBA BERRY. the beloved
wife Of the late John Berry. She leaves
to mourn their loss four dauehters two
sons. one dauehter-in-law two sons-in-
law. a mother -in-law a sister-in-lsW.
fourteen grandchildren and a host Of
other relatives and friends Body rest
ing at Bently & Malloys funeral home.
18th st and Fla. ave. NV Funeral
Thursday. a I . m. from Mount Zion
M 2. Church. 2gth and o SITS NV.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
MARY G Denarted this Ife

Monday. june ~. Ig@3. at - n.
st GalIingeI Hospital. MARY c. HAM
NOND devoted wife OF the late Allen
Hammond and beloved mother Of Mrs.
Alice EaEln Mr.. Anna Shorter Mrs.
ada Scott ana MIS- Dorothy Young
She also leaves 70 mourn their loss
host Of other RELATIVES and friends Re
mains resting at Ruth DaDney funeral
home fI3 o 80 2 W upil Wednesday.
june - at , pm thereafter a. the
residence Of hcr Gsuehter Mrs AuCe
f. clIu. .1-,iS F'sreT pl- " Fun0ral
SCryICrs anC lntcTTsnt THURSDAY June
=. ~ ! n. IT Good HOPE Cemetery.
COicSvlIe NG
HERS RUTH G. On Wednesday June
. 1854 FUTE c. neiove6 wife Of
Robert 2 Tsrhs Fuuera, from her lsfe
residence. 1927 Monroe 81 r c. on Sat-
Urdsv June 50 ~ so r m. Relatives
and friends are invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
Evening star., 1934-06-27
GIBSON. TLWOOD l. DEPARTED fhle Ne

ELWOOD L GIBSON Of iI1a 4sth $,
He leaves 20 mourn their loss
loving wife Elizabeth Gibson; thlee
daurnIerS. six sons father John Thom-
as Gibson four brothers hancellor.
Rev. w H. J r. and Waller Gibson
four sisters Oracle Washington Flor
euCe CunLnPham Irene Hawkins and
Lillian walker and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Body resting at
the Malvau 4 ScheN funeral home. n J
ave and r s. Nv Funeral THURSDAY
June q a. ]" O'Clock from the above
par!oIs Rev Guw,> ofhcIa'.nC Inter
n-enr - llnc'cr. NarIorsI CeE1etfry-
GREEN. VIOLA. DeU-rto6 This life june
"6 ga al GsllnFer Hospital. VIOLA
GREEN Of 4""i Fitch ri ne. Remains
At Fra7ieT.s funeral home. $50 Rhode
Island ave NV. Notice OF funeral
later -
Evening star., 1934-06-27
Rid. ACHILLEs. on Tusscav- Lrrs

1854 ~ $50 Upton 81 ". ACHILLES
te.oreC husband Of The late Fila Roam
Reed Romans resting IT Joseph 2
E.rch g Sons funeral nome. 2C3+ NJ s.
". where funeral services will ne held
or ThITsddT June = ~ pm In
terment Al Rock creek CeneteIy. tPlcF-
nOLn "a D.. nIrrse cnrN
Evening star., 1934-06-27
LEWIs. CATHERINE FLLEN. On rue

day june 2H. 1934. ~ Georcetovn UnI-
verSity Hospital CATHERINE ELLEN
LEWIS. beloved wife Of Earl W. Lewis
and dauehter Of Mrs Katherine Krouse
and the late William Francis Krouse
Funeral services at her late residence
sos 81. NV on Friday June %. at
30 m; thence to Holy Trinity
Church. where mass Will be offered at
. m. for the rrpoSe Of her soul Rels-
tlVeS and friends are invited 10 attend.
lnterment Holy Rood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-06-27
ROBTRTS DANID Or yordev H.. -

IH@t DAVID ROBERTS. husband Of
Hannah Roberts hrothe~ Of PartHeul7
Williams. and uncle Of Prank Williams.
Ee also leaves Two SrepCnlGreu. Fu-
nertI Friday June % e. 50 pm
from the W. Ernest JARVIS funeraI l
church 1872 You s. Nv Intern I
ArInaton National Cemrtf-v. IS
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Dratha.

ASHTON. CLARA; Departed this life
TON Of 400 64th St Cedar Heights.
Md She leaves TO mourn their loss
brother. Phillip Stewart; q sister, Mrs
relatives and friends. Body resting at
the Malvan & Schey Deanwood funeral
home. 4445 Deane ave. ne. Notice Of
funeral later.
BEANE. MARY AGNES. Suddenly. on
Tuesday June 80. 1894 at Emergency
Hospital MARY AGNES. aged years
and months beloved daughter Of Dor
sey r. and Julia Gaskins Beane OF 3SOs
Alton pl NV Funeral from her par
erts residence on Thursday. June 2s. at
$50 am; thence TO St AIMS Catholic
Church. where mass will be said at .
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Kindly omit flowers
Evening star., 1934-06-27

~. 1893 EDWARD husband If ErIen
Eaelam Reeves auG son Of the late Nsrv
sEC George " Reeves Funeral from
Y n J. NsIeys funeral home 80 S.h
81, Sc THURSDAY June - a. r n
lnterment Arllrrtcr National Ceueterv
Evening star., 1934-07-30
peonIe Brighten Leopard

Contrary to form, q leopard which
escaped from its cage in the BIOLOGICAL
gardens In Belfast. Northern Ireland,
was as greatly frightened as the
people who fed from 1t. When the
beast appeared outside it's enclosure
spectators ran to safety and the
leopard jumped 70 the roof OF the
cage and from there to the top OF a
wall. When a keeper threw rope
around It's neck II gladly returned TO
confinement.
Evening star., 1934-07-30

to md parking space along the Is
miles Of crowded Shoreline, continued
to Ventura and Orange Counties
resorts.
A new crowd record was set in the
Santa Monica Bay district. where
Los Angeles municipal guards eSti-
mated at least 10000 persons
swarmed the beach. Venice life
guards said more than 10000 per-
sons crowded the Smile stretch
OF municipal beach there.
Evening star., 1934-07-30

would enter the 1895 naval conference
with a Nagy ranking third In modern
si1Ips
sThe President has nos done his
utmost tine league tsid In . state
nrent. TO remove any doubt. 90 far
as he Is concerned. that the program
authorized but not appropriated for
by the vsnson act. viii be carried out
70 completion in the shortest possible
time.
Whether the present naval treaties
are continued. modified or abandoned
At the approaching naval conference
in 1895. President Roosevelt has set
the seal Of his determination that
the United States shall tgye an en-
tireiy modern feet second 10 none,
This means q feet capable not
only Of meeting the tremendous re-
sponsibilfties IL may have TO bear. but
Evening star., 1934-07-30

motive shops through p. W. A. loans
to ls railroads totaling s6l ,s73. 900.
Up TO mid-June $500 men had been
put to work IN car-building shops and
3.70o additional In locomotive plants.
The Public Works Administration said
at least twice as many men are
estimated to be indirectly employed
In producing and processing raw and
finished materials"
In addition to the ss1 .s73, 900 loan,
p. w. A. has made loans Of s23 ,226.-
900 for manufacturing freight and
passenger cars and electric locomo-
tives In shops owned by railroads and
s2s. .697, ,343 for the repair and re-
building of old equipment.
These loans have created great
amount Of employment for railroad
shopmen." P. w. A. said.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
HALF MILLION THR0NG
CALIFORNIA BEACHES
High Temperature Brings Record
Crowds at Many Of Cali
fornia Resorts
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July So.-County
authorities estimated more than hall
a miIlioif persons thronged the
beaches bstween Ling Beach and the
Malibu yesterday as the oflielal
Thermometer scared over the sO-oe-
gree mark for the third conSecu-
tive day
Hundreds of other motorists, unable
Evening star., 1934-07-30
ROOSEVELT LAUDED
FOR NAVY PLEDGE
League Warns, However, That
y. 8. Will Enter 1885 Pariey
in Third Rank.
nv the Aasoeiased Prssa.

nv the Associated Press.
President Roosevelts pledge Of q
fun treaty strength Navy was warmly
commended yesterday by the Navy
League of the United States.
At the Same time, however. the
league warned the United States
Evening star., 1934-07-30
Educator Il Injured.

LAGUNA BEACH, Calf, July 80
CPD.--kltss Helen H. Greene, q menu
Der Of the stan OF Smith College In
Northampton. Mass, suffered a dis
located knee and bruises yesterday
when abe was struck down BY huge
breaker while surf bathing here.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
Marks 103rd Birthday.

Mrs. John Card Of Stonehaven.
Scotland. celebrated her lo3d birth
day by caring for her great-graat-
grandson who Is her eighty-seventh
descendant.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
LOANS BY P.W.A. GIVE
RAIL JOBS TO 10000
IS Roads Receive $61 ,s73, 900 Be-
sides Other Advances for Re-
pairs and New Equipment.
By The Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Public Works Administration
reported yesterday that more than
$4,000 men had been given direct
employment in railroad car and loco
Evening star., 1934-07-30

also capable OF securing peaceful re-
spect for our policies ard interests
shrosd. thus restoring to the fullest
extent Americas influence IN the
preservation Of world peace"
Evening star., 1934-07-30
Rains Block Roads.

Unusually early rains In Nicaragua
have practically stopped transpcrta-
ton between points not served by
railroads.
Evening star., 1934-07-30
Islands Boost Taxes.

The windward Islands are boosting
land taxes.