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Better Sheep for Manchuria.

To assist in the raising of better
sheep in Manchuria, the government
of Manchoukuo has agreed to assist
the proposed Manchuria Sheep Rails
ers' Association with annual subsidies
for 10 years. The South Manchuria
Railway Co. and japanese woolen in
terests are also expected to help. The
sheep raisers' organization will i'm
port the best breeds to be found in
the principal foreign sheep-raising
countries.
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Coal-Gasoline Plant Big.

The German Dye Trust is erecting
plant for the manufacture of gaso-
line from coal. 1t is the largest of
the kind in the world and one Of the
biggest industrial establishments in
Germany. Ten thousand men will be
employed. it is reported. At present
Germany is importing most Of its gas
oline, but it is hoped to make the ma
ton largely independent of foreign oil
within the next few years.
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ADAM A. WEscHLER { son. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE LOCATED ON
Mass MNAAsSACIHUSETTlS I s. XEN AVENUE NoRTM::
RnT MESI oH sEEHN EHE MoRTb TbSH5 SI5E oE The
AND THIRTY-ETGHTH STREET.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust re-
nd II o e t1e ot s s
there =, the UNDERSIGNED trustees win sell
at pussS aI9slSn r;Ts u front Of SAID prog prog
PM in. a foilowine dese2ibsd EoRs fa1a HSloGk sis
ess and nns s' o. in 6Ioeh four osS
IN John. z. .Bealls subdivision Of parts Of
the tracts OF land called SCOTS Ordinary"
srveR HeisSs S as per plat neT reeofS.a eaSSa
records Of he once Of The surveyor Of Il: I
said lots dedicated for Massachusetts
coSnis to OF ed. II Iss
Terms Of sale Property will be sold
and .unrecorded tax sales. particulars OF
cash: a deposit OF 81 10000 required OF
purchaser at sale. Examination Of title.
snd oFsIs fees al Cost 0
Terms Fer. s to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise trustees
s o tS reis s ;
newspaper published in washington. D. O..
fusses sy AVAIL " hs%
selves of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser
s. r. CONVERSE.
HARRY J. KANE; Jr.
JOHN A. REILLY. Attorney Tor Psirty
Secured, lS3S @ New York Ave. NV. Phone
sp12.d&dsexDu
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SALE-FARMS,

3Iz ACRES FRONTING ON DEFENSE
Highway; high level land. electricity. $3.50.
W. G. WILLIAMS, 3505 Rittenhouse st.
Cleveland 63io.
, ACRES, BETWEEN MARLBORO PIKE
and Walker Mill I'd. 1 mile D. c.
- acre, 3-room bungalow. elec.. state
road: 81 500.
IS acres. $50 per acre: unimproved;
Just of State road; will sell all or part
electricity available.
frontaee on State road. 16 miles D. CT
So 5000: terms.
HENRY L. MORRIS.
Upper Marlboro. Nd, Marlboro 81.
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STEAMSHIPS.
TRAVEL on THE NORMANDIE
FRENCH LINE-924 18th St. NV.
LEGAL NOTICES.
HAMILTON 4 HAMILTON. 1ttys.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
1caa SIs5S soSp1Nd or ooSPaSx SPSxstASMha - zAh4f
M1HE eNyRsEstISHn SMSFosH .fenasntNs 9aiasi vs.
A-244S.-ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object Of this suit is to enforce plain;
tiff's claim for S744.24 on q certain bond
Si ., & aDT ias5 Il t.
defendant appear In this. Court on OF
before the 10th day. exclusive Of Sundays
nrst publication Of this order to defend
this suit and show cause Why the plain pa.,
otherWise the suit will be proceeded with
IS in case Of default. q. C. AUKAM
Judge A true copy. (Seal: Test
BIANCH NEFT. Clerk. ap2.1e,26
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
BUSES,

1 Mack 21-passenger, body and motor
OK; 8 new tires. duals on rear: $3.50
Also Studebaker 16-passenger. mechanic
cally OK: new tires: 1925.
1 Stu6ebaker 16-passenser. good condi-
tion throushout: S195.
Terms and Trade.
Wisconsin Motors. 1861 Wisconsin Ave,
Mr. Klein.
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WANTED-FARMS.

EXPECT TO MAKE SUBsTANIIAL CASH
payment Want small. practical farm.
say 30 acres or more. on hard. all-year
roads. preferably not over 90 miles from
downtown. washington. preferably with
erabiy on water or with good stream.
Must be good general-purpose farm land.
house and ,.li bIldings in good e9nditlen; II
BE A BARGAIN Give fun details. exact
location. rock-bottom price, terms. present
praisa value OF place. total amount of
annual taxes. on place. ETC.. II answer
wanted also best route from WASHINGTON.
Address Box 434-R. Star ONCE 21'
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

BRICK DWEILiNG. NO. 507 SECOND
STREET NORTHWEST.
eeoyded By xrne IN 1ser i sssS 6S Sd q trust
Of the land records of the District OF CO.
lum6ia, default haying been made IN the
az tne request OF the party secured, the
Undersigned l1d trustees will offer for sale at
saOs 5SfsG5 ERn tF2R q @ he rwH%s RyfSss
eo39g}ETK o9}SrlKk 1885 ~ At A., FOUR; TT5TETY q
Acker and others. trustees. subdivision in
e Of 9s e Pey Pfs fer Se sc II the 81
Columbia in Liber %: at folio 104, subject
n for VSn Ss use S q se as t So qG % g. Dfyiae nca
sive: tosether with the improvements
Terms of sale. fourth of the pur-
shaSe s5 SEN money r to be paid in cash, balance
sale. with interest at the rate Of six per
cent snn,ier PER annum W unit until paid payable semi
purchaser. deferred payments to be Sc se-
/ cured by first deed Of trust on property
sold A cash deposit of 5000 required at
/ tion of title. conveyancine revenue stamps.
/ etc; at the cost of the purchaser. Terms
from day Of sale. otherwise deposit may be
forfeited or without forfeiting deposit.
the trustees NAV avail themselves of any
zeal, tieeat OF equitable rights against the de-
ap,a157I11ao 5RIA1YMoSR sSS !. VfERBUGHEN; 1IEls..
THos. J. OWEN SON. AUcTIoNEERs
143l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE IMPROVED BY TWO-STORY
BRICK BUILDING KNOWN AS PREM.
!SES 110s-10 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
s#}.ab s4NERE EsSSSEsHz sEsSS#EssH Is faasasEEE aE
duly r Sss 'f in ssT fsEtfio No. siis s Of e tus
ttEict of Columbia. and at the request Ic Of
@ sell as gubce tie aTce5 @nd
Tufspay II fsSns Of HE 1lGs-1H G9Rn aye ny op
ScIocK PM. the following nEttaaHaa described
and pFemse sss tgsts in the PsTs
lots, fiye 90. and six 165 in southey s,
parker,s subdivision in square one hundred
ber W folio H. per Of pial The ffeetGee TeeoTes
Of the ONCE Of the surveyor Of the District
GeorFe All1 lot 25
one I56n: as per plat recorded in, Liber
NO; e. Ioiio ia OF the aforesaid sur
mcIa1 Terms s Of sale One; fii,h q the purchase
mones TO oe psid in cash balance in four
three and four years. with interest at six
per centum per, annum. payable quarterly.
| from day OF sale. secured by first deed of
trust upon the property sold. or al. cash,
| Of 5000 will be required at time Of sale
Examination of title. all conveyancinE. re-
cording. revenue stamps, etc.. at cost of
purchaser. Terms Of sale TO be complied
with within 30 days from day Of sale
otherwise the trustee reserves the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser. after five days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper. published in Washington, D. c.. or
deposit may pe forfeited. or without for
| feitinR. deposit trustee may avail itself
defaulting purchaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
| TRUST COMPANY Trustee.
| BY VIM. L. BEALE. Vice President.
(Seal) Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
| ap1q-d&ds exSu
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

A GOOD INCOME WITH sAFETYl
S5.5O0-Nine-room and bath brick. In
convenient northwest section; hot-water
white tenant at SIS per month.
Sc. OOO-Brick two-family dwelling. each
with five rooms, bath and two porches.
Near Soldiers Home Park; always
rented; separate hot-water heating
plants. White tenants. Rented very
reasonably at S65 per month.
S13. 3.5OO-Two-story brick building. con-
tanning eight apts.. each with It's own
heating plant Occupied by white ten
ants. Income. SIZE per month A fine
Investment with very little expense.
Terms.
1908 n ST. NV. NATIONAL o345.
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WANTED-STORES.

SMALL FIRsT-FLooR STORE. WELL Lo-
Gated suitable for restaurant. State loca-
ton and terms. Address Box l5-Z. Star
Office 81
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

sale. RoBERT E. LOHR. 81 Cedar St..
Takoma Park. Phone Georsia 0SS1.
10-RM. HOUSE IN. VILLAGE, ,IMPRovED
County F. F. 'sHouF $sisS
AT TUXEDO ADJOINING CHEyERLYl
Md, Two houses. electricity and aoU water
available: cheap. Phone Adams 2s90
KENsINGIoN; MP2M,AITRACTIyE ,.sas.C BUN. sry.
cash. $50 monthly. Wisconsin 4145-J. 21.
10 HOUSES. s2.750 TO $3;e59; 500
snd Dat so one mensh rooms sas and ss
oers ofFs o lots to feff hoSse
Rainier going to Cottage City.
NEW BRICK OR. FRAME BUNGALOWS:
S4,95O; 3-ioor-plan building; e square
Phone Wisconsin, 3155.
BRooKMoNT MD. NEAR RIVER. s7:1o0
- rooms. center hall. best frame con.
struction. oil burner. Wisconsin 1855.
NEARBY yIRGINIA-NEW s,RM; BRICK LICK
room. House arranged for two families if
sssss Let 5Sx4 Ne~ PFss
brick bungalow, ample space for large room a
on second aoor open fiIsPIace laadseapsa en1
erods terms. New brick house, large
terms terms. xii houses houses on on Memorial drive.
one mile west Of Clarendon; ~
SACRIFICE.
5-room bungalow. h.-w.h. ami; newly
| decorated inside and out; situated on two
ner % es ssS e0sas With $3.50
gsS %0e sssh pSon. S FeSSfs
HYATTsVILLE-7-RooM AND BATH
house. ami; h.-w.h.. paved street. Price.
Beltsville-6-room house. cleo. garage.
| chicken house. . acres. Price 1850
Ardmore-7-room. bath house. cleo. 2
zANTziNdER Co. RIvERDALE. MD.
WE ARE EQUIPPED TO HANDLE YOUR
| building Job for you in nearby virginia
| from the purchasing OF lot through TO
| the finished house, including financing.
architectural service, etc. Consult US be-
-o'' BOSS & PHELPS.
4 Garrison Rd.. clarendon. Walnut ss15.
LOVELY STREAM, TREES
And attractive new Colonial-type nome, D
spacious rooms. bath. club room, 2 hre-
places large porches. center-han en-
| trance. This is an unusual buy.
nsS sssnns a tsrss Hi
bi bsths, large wooded lots. We can build.
dnance and design your home.
W. specialiSe In w. homes and acrease.
,"..W 9. HoaE. jr.n jr.nE!.aIts EsaIter s,sa
| EVENINGS. Clarendon 1879, Walnut 915s.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

/ ACRE, SOME TREES ON HARD ROAD.
nearby Maryland. elec. available: State
price location terms Address s. H. NUM-
Spring. Md 21'
BUNGALOW OR SMALL HOUSE. VA. OR
Md. by May B: not over $40 per month; !;
adults: will sign lease. Call Georgia sS5S
after pm.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

sIx-RooM sHINqLE sEMI:HUNaAILoW
car garage. large lot, located three miles
ton Boulevard VIII sell or apply on pur-
Chevy Chase. b, O., or Maryland. VIII pay
balance in cash. Address Box IL Star
A GOOD TRADE NEXT BEST TO SALE
Results since 1896. 70. Georgia 6l46.
N. 4. RYON CO. 1915 N. z. Ave. Natl. 1907.
OUTSTANDING BUSINESS PROPERTY
nessiy g. .oSS g: i s. Iocsssd cn s:ssilsSs
northwest thoroulhfare. suitable for sny
large business. viii consider trade. Tor
14O4 Z. CAFRrTz. DIST. o0s0.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN
10 Rooms AND BATH. 3 ACRES. E1.EC.
shade. fruit Vienna, Va: 500 Sale
$40. 500; terms. r. c. LEWIS. Clifton
Station. Va.
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RENT-STORES.

1921 l4th ST. NEAR PARK ROAD--OIL
heat. 3 apartments. all rented; reduced
647-B. Phone Cleveland 144l.
1906 14th ST. N,W--SToRE WITH TWO
rooms in rear. Reasonable rent. Phone
District 0S64.
LARGE STORE SUITABLE FOR ANY
business. ITO Ninth street NV. Heated.
$50 per month.
A VERY DESIRABLE STORE ON K ST.
PERCY PER ta' H' Russell rus Ell CO.. 1881 x st. NV.
NEW. UP-To-DATE STORE. 25x52. SUR
rounded by chain stores. Excellent FOR
anything but erocery: S110 per month.
1923 N. CAP. ST.-STORE DWG s125.0O
433 4th st. s.w.-Store, dwelling. 3o'50
JAMES r. SHEA ESTATE.
643 Ind. Ave. NV
512 FLORIDA AVE. NV LARGE DIS;
play windows: fine location for .colored
beauty or barber shop. shoemaker or
tailor: $500.
824 Eye st. n.w.-store and room,
heated: has been a delicatessen and light
lunch for the past I9rTav I9 ysaIs; $500
1910 Eve St. NV. National 1893.
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EXCHANGE.

TRADE YOUR CLEAR LOT OR HOUSE
for home built to order: move in 30 days.
21'
LOT AT BAY RIDGE. MD. BEAUTIFUL
home site. water front: 20 miles from
cash. viii trade for equity in small prop
erty producing income or for lot in D; G.
or nearby Md. or Va. Give full particu-
lars kind location. price. terms. etc.
CLIFFORD LEWIS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
Phone West 2192.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
PARTS-PARTS

AUTOMOBuES at Weschler.s auto suction.
day. 10 am Usually Q rood assortment.
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FORD 1885 VS. truck. 157-inch stake:
50 inches wide and the stake sections are
A. inches high: dual rear wheels, and aux
ilary sprinsS sensa,ionaliy 10y prize; M7
Howard, NOLAN. I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
TRUCKS-Chevrolet 151-in stake truck.
excellent heavy-duty tires. dual-wheel lob;
S3H5: terms. Also 1891 Ford dual chassis
Chevrolet de luxe panel. S275. Terms to
suit. Addison Chevrolet. 1437 Irving ST.
NV Phone Adams b411.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
MODERN BUNGALOWS.

LYON PARK. VA-5-RooM HOUSE COM;
pletely furnished; open fireplace. grand
piano. radio Frigidaire. washer and ironer.
For appointment call Clarendon 259O.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
frontinne6l

4-BED-RooM BRICK-s7. $50.
Unusual all-modern new home. 4 real
ssS fsc.e yns tile roo Ssts sDs
the hills Of virsnia; blocks * Gt6ansportts- s1,ts
SGnnt0Tef ferms Once nis District r sSss; Soms csr.
endon 1872. Walnut 915s.
,,oo p D. e; SUBURBAN HOME; g as,., ro,,
ing land improved by 11-room and bath
frame DWELLING. h.-.w.h.,. oil burner. elec.
tricity. artesian well; city water in from front
Price reasonable. -
11o7 Eye &. I Nv: WAIsHsi sEstilonal COOS.
The new BRICK nsA home ne in Hishland Park
Va? 3. rooms. bullt-in garage. A-acre
lot; Only 20 minutes from washington
Ewes. Phone Clar. 1872. Walnut 915s
Charming Old Colonial
Home large garden and terrace: especially
aesirable for eRterta,nins rooms .sslns halls
s.: AIesandria. Phone a545 or see your
REDUCED $4,000.
STRIP stripped: 'sSi large I iot. Shrubs. sarsse: a
and cars; S4 $50: $500 cash. S45 month
S1o steiy psone fssn; 6reenwood ess 9cS ss7s
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
e5 minutes downtown, Splendid thor
oughly modern Groom brick veneer resi-.
dence lot 43, $50 square feet. More land
available II desired. BAUER. Beulah I'd !.
Vienna. Va. Dist. 1900, Branch 4sS
| RENT-SUBURBAN
LYON PARK. VA-5-ROOM HOUSE COM.
pletely furnished; open fireplace, grand
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For All Cars ana Trucks.
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE mo
70 Florida Ave NE North l04oS.
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Nearby Nd: 4 to 8 rooms t2 to 5 bed
rooms) modern baths large trees. all con-
veniences Rentals $50 to S65. LESLIE
D. MEASELL. Cleveland 1868. 20s
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

BUICK 1885 sedan and chauffeur for hir
for private use Call Potomac 6319. 20
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REDUCED $4,000,
PRICE ONLY $3.50.

o5 minutes downtown. Splendid thor.
dence, lot 43 $50 square feet. More land
available II desired. BAUER. Beulah I'd
Vienna. Va. Dist. 1900, Branch 4SS
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Secured, 1886 New York Ave. NV. Phone
National p40O.
apl2.dkaisxlp
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Department. Washington. D. c.. until 10
O'clock am. April 90; 1925 for furnishing
Washington. D. C.. etc. Apply for pro:
posals to the Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts. c. J. PEOPLES. Paymaster
General of the Navy. ap12,19
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OFFICES AND STTJDIOS.
SAT,E-I0TS.

900 NW-Clean. bright rms. $50 each
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON co.
sos H Street NV.
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IN CHEVY CHASE, MD
An exceptionally desirable home site
with 80 feet frontage on q macadam street
with water. sewer. gas and cleo, in a con-
trolled neishborhood of attractive homes
and it has beautiful old oaks. some beech
and poplar and lots of dogwood trees
wonderful setting for a home.
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP,
The Washington times., 1935-05-24

never even blinked when the speed
gun went off. His ambition, he
said, is to be a photographer. So
the latter obligingly offered to
change places at once.
Blue-eyed, rosy-cheeked with
light brown hair, Johnny is the
typical American boy. He has
been a student at Culver since
last fall. He rides SO well that
they made him a member Of their
famous Black Horse Troop.
Won Boat Race
His doting father gave him a
speed boat and Johnny startled
Washingtonians by winning the
runabout class race at the
Cherry Blossom Regatta last
year.
Despite the fact that he is not
yet out of danger, Johnny says:
"Gee, / feel fine. 1t only
hurts little. I'd like to get
back to school in time to see
the graduating exercises. I'm
crazy about Culver. When 1
told them I wanted to have
my own doctor and be with
mother and dad they let me
charter the plane. No, the
trip didn't make me sick"
The Washington times., 1935-05-24
CHICAGO j. RED
WAVE TRACED
To 1882
Back Numbers of Maroon Are
Read Into WaIgreen Probe
of SubverSiVe Activities

CHICAGO, May "a G.N.sJ.
Back copies of the Daily Maroon,
University of Chicago student
newspaper, were called upon to-
day to prove the charges of
Charles R. Walgreen, chain drug
store magnate, that Communistic
influences are at work on the in.
Stitution's campus.
Attorney Joseph K. Fleming,
representing Walgreen, started to
introduce the newspapers into the
record Of the State senate inveSti-
eating committee probing the re-
ports of Red Activities.
500 At Meeting
He went back to April IS, 1892,
to read from the Daily Maroon of
that date the headline:
communism Comes to the
Campus - Form Chapter of
League-LOvett, Schuman, Are
Interested in Radical Move
ment."
The story told of a mass meet
ing attended by 500 students and
of weekly meetings attended by
30 or 40 students interested in
the formation Of midway chap
ter Of the National Student
League, reputed Communist or
ganization.
Introduction of a brief case
full of evidence and the bound
copies of the Daily Maroon
started only after a vigorous
fight by Attorney Fleming to
prevent Prof. Frederick Schuman
from testifying first.
Prof. Schuman, who teaches
political science, was described
last week as having given his
approval % free love in class
attended by Mr.. Walgreen's niece,
Miss Lucille Norton.
The whole investigation is
based upon tales out of school
by Miss Norton to her uncle, by
whose scholarship fund she was
being sent through the univer'
sity.
Miss Norton to Testify
Miss Norton is expected to be
the principal witness today. Much
of the testimony introduced last
week was based upon her con-
versation with Mr.. Walgreen.
which convinced him she should
be withdrawn from the university.
The second Daily Maroon read
by Attorney Fleming was from the
issue of June i, 1882, with the
caption:
Capitalism Has Failed to
Remedy the Crisis"
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BRITAIN TOSEEK
H|TLERPARLEY
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Baldwin succeeds Ramsay Mac
Donald as prime minister soon.
Holland, as neutral territory,
is being discussed in diplomatic
circles as a possible venue for
the conference.
Anxiety of Britain over defense
problems increased with signs Of
hardening opposition among the
empire dominions to any action
that might involve the empire
in a European war.
At a meeting of dominion pre-
mierS and other representatives
from Canada, Australia, South
Africa and New Zealand, with
leading members of the cabinet
and the three chiefs of the i'm
perial general staff, it was decided
to set up a permanent board to
formulate empire defense and
foreign policies.
Permanent Board
The board will sit permanently
in London, keeping in close touch
with the foreign office, the three
defense ministers, and dominion
capitals, giving the dominions a
greater voice in British foreign
policy.
Premier Hertzog, of South
Africa, summarized the domin'
ions views when he said:
"The peace Of Europe is Of
great importance to the British
Commonwealth, but especially
to Britain, with which 1t may
even become a matter Of SUI
preme concern.
But this is no reason why
Europe should envelope the
commonwealth in her NeSSuS
shirt Of passion and strife. II
Europe must have war, that Is,
after all, her responsibility"
The Washington times., 1935-05-24
LABOR LEADERS BACK GREEN ON NATIONAL STRIKE THREAT
Boy Hires Plane
And Flies Here
For Operation
Johnny Nolan can take it!

Johnny Nolan can take it!
Johnny is the lad who chartered
a plane from Culver Military
Academy, South Bend. Ind, to
Washington so he could have his
own doctor remove a bursting ap-
pendix and "be near Mother and
Daddy"
Arriving late last night at the
Hoover airport, Johnny, who is 13,
was greeted by his father, William
]. Nolan, Washington automobile
dealer, and his anxious mother.
He was rushed to Georgetown
Hospital where DR.. John Tully
Vaughn removed the offending ap-
pendix.
Rests Comfortably
Today Johnny was resting COM
fortably in a private room at
Georgetown. While the reporter
was talking to him, his father
telephoned. Johnny grinned and
answered all questions with:
"Sure, Dad. o. X"
He is a quiet, well-poised young
man who seemed not at all dis
turbed over the operation, the re-
porter, or the photographer. He
The Washington times., 1935-05-24
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thetic stand was seen in two de-
velopments.
/. The stand of Senator Pat
Harrison CD of Mississippi. He
will support revival of his COM
promise plan for payment Of
about IS per cent of the face
value of each bonus certificate.
He believes the President will &C
cept such legislation.
2. An announcement Of the
Senate Democratic leader, Sena-
tor Joseph T. Robinson, Of
Arkansas. He said he would
contribute" to a move for re-
viving the fight of new, non-in-
flationary legislation.
Center in Senate
Apparently, the new fight is to
center in the Senate. Although
two new bonus bills were dropped
in the House hopper, both to pay
the soldiers from the $4,S80, 0O0,.
900 workS-relief fund, leaders there
declared that any real revival
must come in the Senate. Repre-
sentative PatrHan CD of Texas,
author Of the bill defeated by the
President, holds this belief.
Measures already in the Sen
ate griSt mill included the bill of
Senator Clark CD of Missouri
giving the President his choice Of
paying the bonus with a new cur
rency issue, from the relief fund,
or with a new bond issue, and q
permissive plan sponsored by Sen
ator Gore CD Of Oklahoma.
Senator Clark originally plan.
ned to try to attach his proposal
to the pending Navy appropria-
tions bill, but now has tentatively
decided to wait until the leglSla-
tive appropriations bill is up. He
said a number OF Senators who
wish to vote for his plan oppose
the Navy bill.
Plan Conference
The decision to come back to
the Harrison compromise or re-
ject it will be made soon when
the bonus forces meet to map
their campaign for the future.
This proposal had few hackers
when it first emerged from the
Senate Finance Committee, which
Senator Harrison heads. If it
evolves as the only measure pos
sible of enactment into law, the
bonus forces may come to it re-
luctantly.
The Senate vote sustaining
President Roosevelt'S veto was
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the report in an ambiguous stu
alton, it was pointed out.
The report states in one section
that in the interest of affordine
the best police protection the
administration Of the department
should be taken out of the Off
Gals who are too old to properly
handle their work. The report
states:
at is not only fair and just
to these officers that they be
retired, but from the standpoint
Of good common sense and self
protection, the District of Co
lumbia should place them on
the retired list and replace
them with younger and more
vigorous men,"
The next section then as orig
inally written calls for the retire
ment of those in high command
over the age of so. This would
have gotten rid of Major Brown
and Inspectors Headley and Bean.
AS the report now stands, it is
the consensus of opinion of the
committee that all over IS years
Of age should be retired and the
three officers will not be affected.
In the same breath, the COM
mittee approved recommendation
in this section that a civilian be
in Major Browns place,
Brown is not to be re-