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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. January 25. 1935-In &C.
1920 lPublic No. l53 66th Congress-,
area and use use Of buildings in the 's District Of
Columbia and to create zoning Commis-
sion, and for other purposes" notice is
hereby given that public hearing will be
Building BEGINNING at 1000 A. M. February
9th. 1895. for the purpose of considering
the basP shsses nj in the
dtStTcts ENts to %it; CHANGE FROM o RESI-
s0j. $40: SIf. SIG. s13. sI4 and sis.
sest NV M CHaNaE e Pr From n REs1pEN SEM
TA e. % bREA zhES Io l1I5 eIss5 &c. oSM sS
FaoM 5iIs REsfDESTfsI SEFf;i sRH SaAEq5 q5
lots ;l39. 140. 141. IS, rs and Sol. square
81; 3 II, known as aod 1909 & to 16I4 goth Street
CHANCE FROM RESIDENTIAL. CO., "A;
AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. go. &C"
AREA: that part Of lot S03. square 1861.
and paPaiel to the e seSthern s 6eandsry ot
said, said lot; and fer dissanee tn Of 1o0 feet
said property being located on the east
side Of Wisconsin Avenue between Jenifer
Street and Western Avenue, NV. 3;
SHAMaE HelcIaS FROM hbF5 REsIDEMTiA TD RTFsI ER az
Sans 6n the sde 'S sf
sHANss SSsngS saS@ Sc REsI zse
T' To EREsdiDEEST1Ai, Ed 60. So &C" c. AREA: ri lot lot
sa9aTs S2 saGxa FRcM III HsRsGe
PENFA PG FEAIbESfrAI I g 5EsTS5cIEEP HEPA AfGA 1ts
731; 732. 542. $40 and 539., square 26l0.
saa being IN ghn shs
CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 60. &c;
AREA TO SECOND COMMERCIAL. go
% AREA let square 2S6s Ssa being on
caANaE is5ss' From PFC fGEsms ESaa 90
"c,' AREA: lot ~ square sos. Known as
sSss sSSM sfsSS9s kEsIPESEI%E; sss9Ss Aha fo
lots 19 to %, both inclusive. square s1I,
being the southwest corner Of 11th street
eTanh epd sh0ds %RoM hslfRs RSbESA bEsrEe 10y x -
AREA 70 FIRST COMMERCIAL. 40, &C"
AREA: lots and 8. square 4547. being
the p1theast eSTas e rsM 1sth fRs
pENTIAI. 4oG., "A" AREA TO FIRST coM- CON
Is sgm IA sEEsisi 81 g SAasaS g
RESIDENTIAL. 40. "a AREA: lot l.
TRIAL. go; ..D.' AREA TO FIRST COM
square. 6149.. all of said property being
located within the square bounded by
Nichols Avenue. ATLANTIC Street, xenia and
sssenS sSTsets sW 1$ ASEA GHAEG5 To FISs4 FhosM
COMMERCIAL. so. co. AREA: lots l. 2.
8 and 10. square 763. located on and near
the northwest corner Of 3rd and D Streets,
Sc. "a, CHANGE From REsIpENTIAIL
Gal. e To-. age scA ASEA; AZ ssC los e sns g.
S.W. Is. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL.
6O' "B" AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL,
s9s c. AREA; "a; Lots e sI sI$ :. sls Sas sn6 3
street and 407 to 400 81 Street, s.W.
DAN I SULTAN. NJ. 9. HAzEN. GEO. E
ALLEN. DAVID LYNN. .ARNo B. CAM.
MERER. Zoning Commission Of the District
Of Columbia. ia26-d6ssu1 LOT
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club make money. In most cases
it is merely the come-on for the
rubber bridge games.
Every hostess knows the difficulty
of getting a bridge party together.
Some one always has an unexpected
engagement in SIAM leaving you one
table short. Moreover the men fare
no better when they try to arrange
even a one-table game on the spur
of the moment. Therefore they pre-
fer to pay a small card fee, where
there are players waiting and ready
to their wives secret relief, imagine,
for the bridge clubs keep open. with
reason, all day and night. Sometimes
the quitting night players will meet
the afternoon players coming in.
Most Of them are old pinochle play
ers. who used to kibitz and play in
Dawes delicatessen until the morning
sun stole in the windows, so it's Just
continuation of an old, established
custom.
And after they're through playing
bridge they play hearts. You can't
stop them.
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SNOW HAMPERS WORK
OF VISITING NURSES
Staff Members Forced to Wade
Heavy Drifts to Reach Many
Patients.

The heavy snow and the sickness
that accompanies bad weather are
working great hardships on the In
structive Visiting Nurse Society, ac-
cording to Miss Gertrude Bowling,
executive director of the organization.
This is especially true in the out
lying districts, where banked drifts
have made it impossible to reach some
homes by automobile.
In one instance cited by Miss Bow.
ling nurse was forced to leave her
car three-quarters of mile away from
the home of an Anacostia patient
and wade through snowdrifts to reach
the house.
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Lenin to Be Honored.

Y. j. Jerome, national educational
director of the Communist party, will
speak at a memorial meeting of Wash
ington workers at 8 pm. today at
the Masonic Temple, Tenth and q
streets, in tribute to Nikolai Lenin,
who died II years ago this month.
Others on the program will be Flor
ence Playton, Robert E. Ray. Joseph
Rees, and william Taylor.
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CHAPTER TEN.

CHAPTER TEN.
-HE Sonora Savedra toyed with
the Orocaizoan doll. Her hus-
band, bland as Buddah, puffed
i on a long, black cigar. Daisy
Gaynor's hand, too brilliantly
ringed, rested on Dysart's shoulder.
She was not looking at him, but two
others, Gaynor and Mardi Freer. stud
led him with jealous eyes. Cynthia,
from under lowered lids, watched
Holly Barlow. Shannon, too, was
staring at her, but his gaze, unlike
Cynthia's was softly kind as he
seemed to drink in the luminosity OF
the girls loveliness. "Oh, to be
young" he sighed more to himself
than to any one else, "on a night like
thisl"
I'm a little bit afraid" Holly said
"of a night-like this"
"Afraid?"
1--WE long way to go, and thereIl
be a fog on the shore"
"Love-in-a-nlist."
That's an Irish flower, isn't it?"
"a very small flower, and fragile.
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Conquering Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS.

Mr.. Sims is universally acclaimed the
greatest living contract and auction
player. He Uds captain of the renowned
-Four HorSenlen" team, no,D disbdnded,
and has pon "a national champion
ships since 1924. These articles are
based on the Sims system, tohich
includes the one-oper-one principle.
which the Sims group OF players UaS
the first to employ and deuelop.
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SALE--FARMS.

HOG FARM, WITH OR WITHOUT 10;
JoAd B BLRNpFoR6 ReOFfSs BTandSwine SS Nd
I,I5O ACRES OF FINE BLUE GRASS
land improved with old Colonial stone
house. 8 tenant houses. barn and out
buildings; in Fauauier County. virginia.
an and nsl9 Streams, s1 about 50 miles from Wash
ington. Price. S35 10000. H. B. MITCH
ELL. Herndon. Virginia. Phone 135.
2lO:ACRE DAIRY FARM. WITH ALL
stock and equipment. e Good sS b11Idflnesoj 1nfy so
miles niles from rom washington. Price ST 6, GOO. 90;
0oaeFe dairy farm r3es %Gdern h9ne eo sRa S
Some cash. balance easy terms. wonder
" Large s1S'iH list of other farms to select from;
"''O " DIAMOND g. DIAMOND.
Gaithersburg Md.
Phone Geo. 1867 or 1876.
A REAL FARM-S25 PER ACRE.
500 and some acres good land, on good
large stream 700 acres ,shd cleared saw ,ss1Ss
TIMBER e99Tsn ns 10 W paS save lTf par of prce on
Large farm-Water-f home.
200 acres on Potomac; flne oeach; one
half under cultivation; Groom house; sew
eraI cottages; all furnished; electricity;
good trucking land. Will be sold with stock
and farm machinery Federai i tapm m rroant I0sn'
other farms that may be traded tor
Washington property. Large HstingS Tor
ard and Frederick counties.
May be seen Sunday.
r. ID. LILLE CO.. 1000
264 Carroll ST. Takoma Park. Geo. 5000.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
233 acres.
Price 5000 per acre
IA miles, from White House: % as acres
barcain in nearby Montgomery County.
Cali Mr.. Thomas.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
232 Shoreham Bldg. National 4750.
SO. MARYLAND AND ,TIDEWATER. VA.
Hotels stores and DEVELOPMENT Properties:
40 acres u mil miles sSg srSnt 6on on st. Marys
River; Outstanding farm. $4,000,
m G y1 sc5S 9Ss Pof Poomss TSDaseS sood sm
hammock River. 500 acres cleared; s32 900.
room fesidenee asTes medern impToTements
239 acres. / mile front Great wicOmico
LEONARD SNIDER La PLATA. MD.
FARMS. ACREAGE. SUBURBAN NEAR:
by Nd. and Va. at reduced price ana
terms. Few for trade. From 10 TO 509
acres: Save time. worry and money ana
n E. RYoN CO.. 1915 N. Y. Ave. 341s 14th:
MAKE THE INSPECTION NOW.
See how some of these so-called bar.
gains in farms shsw UP in this kind OF
weather. I have several places that
shall gladly show ANY TINE. with houses
built to satisfy the discriminating pur-
chaser in Winter or Summer.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Suite 209-2l0 Barr Bldg. District 1871.
Overlooking Tampa Bay, Fla.
Attractive 5-room bungalow, : acres;
oranges grapefruit. bananas, shrubs and
flowers; on improved highway. Only $500.
Including tools and crops; part cash; pic
ture Dc. 81 FREE catalog 1000 bargains.
STROUT AGENCY. 1427-N, Land Title
Bldg Philadelphia Pa
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EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE LOT HAVING s4- Fl.
frontage on r. I. ave. for Groom brick.
subject to one trust. Dist. 1892. after
WILL TRADE MY GROOM AND 2-BATH
new brick home in Chevy Chase for small
er house or building lots; no agents. please.
II interested address Box 131-B, Star Of
fee.
WILL TRADE $4,000 EQUITY ON SIS, 800
bungalow. at Mt. Rainier, Nd; will take
small, clear farm. nearby Maryland or
virginia. Address Box 130-B. Star ONCE
LOVELY GROOM HOME FOR SMALL
downtown apartment in NV. section; no
agents. Phone Dis. $3.50. Branch 443.
IDA HOMES FOR b. C. PROPERTY. SEE
w. B. PICHLER. 1908 x ST. NV.
NATIONAL 1900.
YOUR TRADING PROBLEM SOLVED
NV INV. BLDG. NATIONAL $500.
FLORIDA BARGAIN. NO INCUMBRANCE.
well located. suitable rooming or board
i.S JIM. EARNEST. 1891 a4th. Mt. Rainier Md
TRADE 1000 EQUITY IN LOVELY
NEARBY VA. LOT FOR THRUST HOUSE
SEE W. B. PICHLER, 1908 K ST. NV
NATIONAL 1900.
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it waited for those who dared to seek
it. Grimly, but with the pride of one
who makes his choice in full count of
the cost, Kim spoke to Holly.
I'm taking you" he told her.
Continued in TomorroW's Star.l
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s.,p-,NvrsrMrNr pRoppRrv

3-FAMILY APT. ON l1th ST. AT HAIR
separate meters. etc Rent. $95 so month.
ment balance I'm in building ASSOCIATION.
OWNER. District 450s.
NEW BUILDING. RENTED So. $50 YEAR.
Owner has no expenses. except taxes
Ask for Mr.. Thomas BOSS & PHELPS.
WE OFFER FOR SALE SEVERAL. WELL
business properties showing returns Of IL
to 1870 on purchase price. Tenants fur
nish heat and some make own repairs;
Sunday or after 8. Cleveland O747.
SMALL APARTMENT, IL UNITS; RENT.
$4,000: trust. S21 $50: will ACCEPT small,
'h E R59PsEE 6nf fes Ss s2gsz s
APT. HOUSE, NEAR CAPITOL.
units s0fhh fully @ rented at $50. 900 snnualfy
Owner gill consider r,5st part trade above first
trust Y4o4 Sc & Mf5 cAFRIfz: I2sssz DIST. aoso.
S45 5.OOO-MODERN CORNER APARTMENT
in fine northwest legation. shows
in first-class condition: Can be
bought with small cash payment
and balance in one mortgage.
Rents are very low.
Two-family fiat near Dupont Circle well
rented. real bargain.
THOS J. FISHER g. CO..
INCORPORATED,
73S 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
TWO OUTSTANDING BARGAINS,
Sl3-S15 N st. n.w.-6-room brlcks.
bath, electric latrobe heat; fine condition:
rented S32 so. each month; give away.
SIS, 900 90 for both. Best renting section
9TH st.. Vicinity o st. Market.
Large l0-room brick, bath, electric;
new hot-water heating plant; lst oner com,
anxious to sell price slash $4,000 90; only
$4,000 cash and $4,000 month to cover
GEORGE ciE URCIoLo. 11O2 9th st. NV. :.
APARTMENT IN GOOD CONDITION MAY
be purchased for small cash over first trust
recently renewed Excellent return on In
vestnent Also an outstanding chain store
for sale.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
o3o Shoreham Bldg Natl 4750.
Or Gnnday Mr Swan. CleY. A:lM3.
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The Bridge Clubs.

~ ESPITE the fact that most of
the bridge experts could
easily call up a few friends
IL and have them in for an
evening of contract, very
few of them do it save Baron Won
zedtwitz and myself. Perhaps it's be-
cause of the inconvenience; perhaps
they don't want to win each others
money, yet want the excitement of a
high-stake game; perhaps they want
constant fresh competition. At any
rate, If you want to hunt the bridge
player down you must search the
bridge clubs.
A few years ago they had mush-
room growth in New York City. Most
Of them are still staggering on, gar
nering in one or two tables daily, or
merely opening for a once-a-week
duplicate. The big three are unques-
tionably Crockford's, the Cavendish
and the Knickerbocker. The first two
admit women on an equal basis, the
last is a trifle conservative in that
respect. Women may play in a little
room of their own, but they may not
invade the sanctity of the male quar-
ters, nor have they any voice in the
affairs of the club. Among the nom
membership clubs the most successful
is probably the Mayfair, which runs
an average Of eight to 10 tables daily
as many as 20 on week
ends, and a very popular duplicate.
For that matter, almost all duplicates
are popular. 1t is the one phase of
the bridge club that has kept its head
above water. But no matter how
popular q duplicate is, dollar entry
fee, less the expense of the tourna-
ment plus a money prize. won't make
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MONDAYS HAND.

This hand is very simple If the
trumps break and the jack Of clubs
drops. In fact, we will play 1t for
seven any day. But in view Of the
fact that the contract Is only six.
South had better set up the dummy
and forget about his own hand.
tOopyrieht. 1850
Mr. Sims will answer all inquiries on con.
tract that are addressed to this newspap0
with self-addressed. stamped envelope.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

ON PIKE AT WASHINGTON GROVE. MD,
90 mi from Washington. S-room house
surrounded by large oaks; modern conven-
fences. large porches. tenant house, dairy,
garage. garden. fruit. etc. About IA acres
in blue grass. Ideal country home. desir-
able for raising sheep and poultry. See the
place and write MRS. ALTON L. BELL,
Still Pond. Md.
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OFFICES-IOFTS-

Chandler Building, 1927 Eye st.
Edmonds Building, 9l7 18th st.
Franklin Building. 1927 st.
Loew Building. ITO F st
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St. NV National 2345.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
(ranttnmadl
NORTH WASHINGTON BARGAINS.

NORTH WASHINGTON BARGAINS.
TAKOMA PARK.
S5,75O-6 rooms. space for more;
burner. automatic water heater. oak floors.
fireplace. 200-ft level lot. paved street,
Y square to bus.
House on the District side. very con-
veniently located. hollow tile construction.
TSSmS This s Rouse hed edet rst trust Of
S56O at one time. now rented for $50
per month. Would bring S63 if vacant.
Maryland bunsaiow;; 8 hS rooms fine lot lot.
dGHo dftion: O's'S' S':% heat: s4.75o R This house
cost the former owner $500.
Seven rooms. f. rooms and inclosed
porch first floor 8 rooms second floor.
rented. House has been entirely. recondi-
toned and new hot.water heating at sod plant .nnt
house. garage. Price. $3.50: terms.
See new brick bungalow Sunday. House
is UP to the minute in design and equip
ment. very well built. fiye large rooms ms
cludes porcelain gas range. electric re-
frigeration. Easy terms.
Five-room bungalow. modern conven-
fences. Hyattsyille. 81. $50; easy terms.
For convenience Of those employed;
to g. Always plenty of parking space.
r. D. LILLE CO,
264 Carroll St.. Takoma Park Geo. 5000.
$7,350-TERMS.
Semi-bungalow. in Falls Church. with all
baths. nursery room. large living room with
f1replace lot 65X200. on paved street, an
ideal suburban home.
M. E. CHURCH,
Falls Church. Va. Phone 80. Est. 1886.
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WANTED-LOTS.
SALE OR EXCHANGE

SALE OR EXCHANGE.
DETACHED RESIDENCE. CHEVY CHASE,
D. C.-Will exchange for local or Va. Nd ,,
properties. EDW. BOWERS, 1906 K st.
NV. National 1899.
25 ROOMS OCCUPIED; 3-cAR GARAGE;
nearby farm. Met. OS37.
GEORGIA FARM. NEAR LARGE CITY
acres pecans. about ready for production;
some timber; large stream; houses Just
fair; convenient to city; not far from
packing house; excellent land; on good
road. Real bargain price. and will take
Washington house. Other farms near
Washington for trade. r. D. LILLE CO..
264 Carroll St. Takoma. Georgia 5000.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. CONVERTED INTO
4 apartments; S126; open fireplace; in
closed sleeping porch; laundry; 2 baths;
garage. Sacrifice because i'll health. Met.
4739.
CORNER STORE. NE, LEASED: SMALL
first trust; want small farm in Prince
GEORGES County, Nd; Call US for quick
1927 Eye st. NV. Met. O520.
5-RooM BUNGALOW, AMI. LOT look
205. Bargain. East Coast. Hollywood
Fla. Cleveland 1908. Address 5445 Po-
tomac ave. NV.
SALE-STORES.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. BRICK
garage; hrSt commercial zone. near Sth
and SITS. ne; lease to desirable tenant.
Address Box 30S-A. Star oflce.
RENT-STORES.
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ATTORNEY WANTED TO RENT VERY
reasonable private Office in lawyers suite;
good court lawyer licensed Va. or Md. pre-
ferred. Also one evening practitioner
Address Box 345-A. Star office.
TWO LARGE ROOMS ENTIRE Sd FLOOR.
inc . storage rms. Law; suitable for Offices.
school studios: low rent; available Feb
18th Phone Dectaur 0399.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

RENT-SUBURBAN
$50 900 ESTATE-11 RMS. BATHS.
partly furnished. scar garage. terrace
court: $50. Close in. Phone Lincoln 0340.
COLMAR MANOR. MD.
rooms. unfurniShed. hath. gas. lights.
stove heat; S22. 80. Call 13 Pershings ave.
MODERN BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES.
furnished and unfurn.. nearby Md. Va.
D. c. Auto service for inspection. LESLIE
D. MEASELL. Phone Cleveland 1855.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE. MODERN IN
every way-One apartment of four rooms
and bath and one apartment of two rooms.
Valley ave. Mt Rainier. 27e
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
o rooms baths; city water: electric
stove and refrigerator: one acre; close TO
schools. stores and transportation; S65
month.
M. E. CHURCH,
Falls Church. Va. Phone 80. Est. 1856.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

COUPLE WANTS 2-ROOM. KITCHEN
bath apt. unfur nearby Virginia or NV
section. Address Box 35-B, Star Office.
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SALE-HOUSES.
IF

You have not been able to find the house
you want at reasonable price, I will
money. You must have at least 20 per
cent in cash I am now building several
houses to order. ranging from 81 500 to
$4,000. Call MAURICE SHAPIRO. Ma
tional S949
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o32 Shoreham Bldg. Natl ~
Or Sunday. Mr.. Swan, Clev. 4;
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47O8 BLAGDEN TERRACE
ICOntlnued.

Handsome det home. in select loca-
tion; b. r. 3 b.. large liv. r. opening
onto Gig side porch. recreation room in
basement; gar. with porch above; oil heat;
entire house in new condition; price very
attractive; open day and night
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-03-05
Radio News

Frankfort. Ky: The Kentucky House
today passed the controversial run off
primary bill by vote of 50 to 20, after
Lieut. Governor Chandler had urged his
supporters to back up Governor RUDY
Laffon's measure and end threatened
deadlock with opposition Repu0ncan
forces. The decision came after the House
Status Committee had threatened to
throw bosh Democratic plans off the floor
and revert to the method under which
Kentucky usually dominates her guoer-
material candidates, by convention. Now
that the Democrats have agreed on one
bill the run off primary the Legis AZURE is
expected to adjourn Thursday.
Washington, d. c.: Senator Borah
seems annoyed because New York City
asked almost one fifth of the cash request
ed by President Roosevelt in the deadlock
work relief bill. The bill was to provide
five billion dollars. and New York listed
projects which could use up about bill
lion. The Idaho Senator thinks ii was bad
enough for New York to ask that much.
but, much worse, Borah's opinion, is the
possibility that the big town or the Hud-
son has chance of getting all il asked
for New York officials have explained,
however that they merely listed all avail
able projects in replying TO Secretary lc-
kes, request for such list. Borah de-
ciares he would vote For the relief work
bill in a minute if the President would
submit program showing what he IN
tends to do with the five billion dollars,
Mr. Roosevelt hasn't wanted TO be specI-
fic for fear politicians would turn his
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-03-05

tice at Washington earlier this week.
when rumors were afoat that Hamilton
had been killed. The CUR fight which oc.
Cured at Mckinney. Texas, was diScIos-
ed when Wilfred Boyce Lyon and Ralph
Fults were arraIgned in Federal Court
today They had been held secretly by ID.
o ] officials since Monday The two men
were charged wi h hiding and harboring
Hamilton and were held in 5000 dollars
bail each. Meanwhile. four relatives Of
members of the ClYde Barrow gang, in
cIud,ng Ray HamiIton's brother, Floyd.
have entered Leavenworth Penltentiarv
to serve terms for the same crime, bar.
boring criminal fugirives. The search for
the desperate Ray Hamilton. hasn't been
relaxed and the ID . J expects TO get ia
man sooner or later
Washington, D. t.: President Roose-
welt seems to be- letting the Senate stew
in its own juice as far as the public works
bill is concerned. Senator McCracken,
whose prevailing wage Amendments
caused the admins ration to send the
billion dollar public works measure back
TO committee. came OUT with compro-
mise offer today. The McCarran amend
ment provides that relief workers must
get wages as high as the prevailing wages
where the job Is done PRESIDE nj Roose.
veil thinks 90 doll-rs month IS all relief
workers can paid Now McCarran of
fers to fix the bill so the President can
limit the amount paid any ore worker in
any one month. but McCarran insists that
the daily wage be up TO the prevailing
standard. Al the Presidents press con.
ference Mr.. Roosevelt showed no inter.
est in Senator McCarran's plans. He said
he knows nothing about the work relief
bill
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-03-05

work relief into pork barrel. rhe Pre-
sident was at Hyde Park today. and his
aides marked time waiting for his return
20 Washington.
Bedham, Mass: Three more public
enemies were ordered ex erminated to-
day. Murton and irving Mlllen, oroth-
ers, and Abraham Faber were sentenced
to be electrocuted during the week of
ApriI % for the murder of TWO 20 Gcemen
in a Needham Bank robbery. Their case
has attracted national attention largely
because Of the part D,ayed in the trial by
Norma Mile, daughter of a pastor and
wife of Murton. She is now In Jail The
Millan brothers rece ived today's blow
with bravado and denominations. faber
abioctlv pleaded that he had been pro-
missed he would no die If he confessed
and uApIica ed the Millens Norma, when
she learned that Mutton was Condemned
TO lose his life, wept bitterly. even though
il NAV mean early freedom for her For
while Murton lives. Norma will DOT be
eligible for parole.
Washington, D. G: William P Nc
Cracker surrendered today and went to
Jail 10 serve 10 day term for contempt
of the Senate. McCracken was assistant
Secretary of Commerce in Herbert Hoo
YER Cabinet. He mas refused TO supply
Senate Investigating Committee with
documents concerning some contracts
last spring.
Dallas, Texas: The Southwest's worst
bad man, Ray Hamilton. shot his way out
of police ambuscade last SUNDAY even
ing. But his escape didn't come TO light
until today. That is the explanation for
all the activity in the department OF JUS
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