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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


3Is. from SIO9 to $245; roadsters. coupes.
coaches and Sedans. -! de luxe coupe,
$500 81; coach. S3l9; '3@ sedan cin CAP Ia1
master coach. S4@5: ':i5 coach with trunk.
for only s43s; ~ special sedan ,six
S545: ia knee action sedan. S565 Nearly
| 100 more Better Conditioned Cars..l7
different makes any model Md,oS see % us before
| rooms. 18th st. at # NV. -
CHEVROLET '3s coupe, beautiful black
DIe0i IKE neT HeT tlTsS AZ arSoWG SoWa
heater heater Moh Moians SUPER T'V servieenisr 4aG1
Connecticut ave. opp. Bureau Oh Stano-
CHEVROLET ~ coupe. Sl9 cash. balance
ST. per month; tight as drum ex-
cellent condition. Nolan's Branch super
Service Station. Connecticut and Nebraska
| CHEVROLET 1882 coach. S295; only $40
down; no signers: new rubber paint. mo-
Tor practically same as new marve!9as con,
| Motors. 1903 14th ST. NV. North 9@'f:.
| CHEVROLET 1892 sedan. 1913; only S,!5
down; no signers. no red tape: the inside;
paint, motor condition in the best OF
shape; any demonstration Or inspection.
Century Motors. 1903 14th st. NV. Phone
North 92.,!!.
| CHEVROLET coach. 1929; $50 cash.
Lincoln s172-J. l322 st. Sc
| CHEVROLET 1894 master coupe. car No.
| 6l4; finish and interior without blemiSh.
mechanically faultless knee action. FlSher
no-draft ventilation. excellent tires; S1?b.
Mon"y-back guarantee and 30 days Tree
| service. Leo Rocca. Inc. N. Y ave ne
| National 1i.:.. Direct Dodse-PIymouth
| dealers. -
| CHEVROLET 1892 coupe-Here is car
| you will be proud to own: motor Al. mn
| ish Al. tires Al. interior AL. Honestly
| Priced at S3IJ. Only SlO0 down. owens
Motor CO. 6Jn3 GrOrgiu ave
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-one straight-
legged stud beagle II inches high. years
old, with A. K, C. papers. for one male
papers OF different blood line. Phone Cap
itol Heights 31-F-@1. W. o. Swami. ST.
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DODGE 1894 coupe car No G'!9; low mile
age; reneets new-ear condition in every
detail; S5'!I. Leo Rocca Inc. N Y ave
ne. National 49,. Direct Dodse-Ply-
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EXERCISE AND REDUCING MACHINE
Battle Creek, electric. a. c. current: must
he reasonable Phone GeOrgia 1876,
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FORD 1871 4-passenger coupe new tires.
perfect condition. clean as new; S1S5.
lA1., l4th ST. n. W. Decatur bASl.
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AUBURN 1881 custom phaeton; new
Duco. natural wood wheels. perfect mo-
tor; S315. Norris Inc. 30lS-"0 l4th st.
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CHEVROLET 4-d Dor sedan fine shape
must SELL cash OF terms. Silver Spring
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CHEVROLET 1880 coupe; mechanically
perfect: new tires; S149 small down pay
ment, balance to suit. Hyattsville Motor
Co. 4S Maryland ave, Hyattsyille. Nd.
opposite the Dickey Bros
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe sedan: wire
wheels, exceptionally clean and sound
S4iJ. Norris, Inc. 20lS-!O 14th 81. NV.
North 3H4H
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CHEVROLET 1872 de luxe roadster: black
Duco finish. chrome louvreS. double well
lenders trunk rack: So down Sill per
and NJ sts NV
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FORD 1892 Tudor; faultless black finish:
clean interior. rebuilt motor. good tires
S3l9. Logan Ford dealers 1419 Irving
81. II ". Columbia 21nn. Open evenings
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BUICK 1880 Victoria original fnish very
good: tires. motor and general appearance
VIII please the most critical buyer: SPAS
terms and trade. Addison Chevrolet, l431
irving 81. NV. Phone Adams 54lI
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FORD 1a3O sport roadster: clean and
mechanically perfect; trade and terms
Sl.I. EO1 Mass ave. NV.
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BICYCLE. boys. size 20; must be rea-
sonable. Phone Atlantic 212S-W.
BOOKS-Finely bound sets, Encyclopedia
tano's 1922 st. Phone National 0S60.
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! FORD 1894 VS. roadster: fully equipped :
| appearance like new only S4Sg: easy
terms. Capitol Motors Co.. 2I5 Pa.
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DODGE 1924 de luxe sedan, wire
wheels; has appearance and condition Of
new car. See it TO appreciate real
value; $3.50: guaranteed. Toms. Chrysler-
Plymouth. 1855 Conn. ave. Phone Deca-
tur 1876. Open evenings.
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motor in excellent condition. BARGAIN for
cash. Can be seen Sunday at Ambassador
Hotel ASK for Mr. Barr
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CHEVROLET 1884 master 4-door sedan
Fisher body practically new tires, spot
less interior: new-car appearance and per-
formance in every detail. See this prac-
LEGALLY new car. Priced below Code-Book
value at S525: terms. trade. III. 81
Leary. jr. Bros. 1921 18th st. NV
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ESSEX 1890 type sedan. $50; new battery.
tires paint and uDholstering fne: driven
BY lazy Must sell Columbia A2aS
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DODGE 1898 sedan. car No. 514: fnish
and interior spotleSs. mechanically fault
less good tires all around: S4a5. Leo Rocca.
Inc, N. Y. ave. ne. National ,33. Di-
rect Dodge-Plymouth dealer
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SALE-AuTOMORILES.

GRAHAM silver streak coupe. Looks and
$50 cash. 3l6l 18th st NV
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CHEVROLET 1913" sedan. The first thing
any SencIble buyer of used car will insist
upon is the dependability of the firm with
rolet business, for IT years We say this
car Is Honestly Priced at S3o5. and worth
the money. Any demonstration. Only 500
Gown. Owens Motor Co., 632I Ga. ave.
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ESSEX 1890 de luxe sedan windows;
excellent condition throughout; Sll5. I145
lTrln@
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FORD de luxe sedan. late 1898: perfect
condition: all new tires: must sell imme-
dlately: sacrifice. S315, Cleveland 6s23.
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FURNITURE-Want to purchase some good
used household goods to outfit large place;
also piano Phone Metropolitan 1864. IL
FURNITURE and household goods, all
kinds We pay highest prices. Don't sell
until you phone North 6040 Monday.
FURNITURE-Positivel highest prices for
Dom sell before calling Gilbert, Natl. 3s66.
13s
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ESSEX 1890 sedan. SI5g; $50 down: new
paint. good rubber and motor Lee D.
butIer. Inc. 3I55 Champlain 81 n vi
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FORD coupe. 1890: new paint motor in
GOOD shape. easy terms or sacrifice for
cash. CleVe. Sl12
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BUICK 1851 model 81; original fine body
NnlSh; runs like new car: S3l5: terms
Must be sold. Phone Georgia 54O..
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FORD IA VS. Fordor Sedan; original
Simonized black enamel: luxurious mohair
upholstery: Al motor; SIS down. Nolan S
Super Seryicenter. 430l Connecticut ave.
nnp Bureau of Standards
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FORD coupe 1871: exceptionally clean.
seat; Sl65: terms. 10. 1lth st. Sc.
FORD 1922 Fordor sedan. car No 1876; in
dependable: Si9 down. S2S56 monthly
for i. months. Leo Rocca Inc. N. Y.
ave. ne National 1872. Direct Dodge-
plyn,nuth dealer
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor black finish.
cream wire wheels. broadcloth interior; a
real beauty: only 5000 miles; SIS down,
balance 3 months. Nolan's Used-Car Sta
dunn 18th and M SITS. NV.
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OLDSMOBILE 1881 sedan; fine motor,
coed tires. A fine car for only S336. terms,
trade. Emerson g. Orme. 18th and NJ NV.
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CHEVROLET 1873. convertible cabriolet:
tWoLtone hnish in Brewster green and
black. chrome louvres: special de luxe
Job: So down. S"Ill per month. Nolan
III Elghteenth ST NJ
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FORD 1892 Tudor: beautiful maroon fn-
ish. new tires. Nol-an-slyzed motor; S1G
down. S2l.l l per month. Nolan. I'LL
Eighteenth ST. NV
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CADILLAC 1851 town sedan L.: a
fine distinctive automobile radiates refine
ment in every line: $50: c. c. c. guar
antee. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1000 33nd
st Natl 92O0 Omen EVENINGS
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CHEVROLET coach. 1881, excellent con
dition; good tires, etc, S1a5. l34I RAN
dolph st. NV. Adams 8754.
CHEVROLET 1882 coach; ATTRACTIVE nm
iSh. clean interior. new tires; S329. Logan
Ford dealers, 1419 Irving st. NV. Co
lumb1a 300. Open evenings.
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CHEVROLET 1898 master convertible
folding trunk rack This car has every
desired extra. It's a beauty. S75 down.
balance lS months. Nolan. I'LL Eight
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FORD 1891 de luxe roadster; cream with
orange wire wheels. tan leather uphol-
stery, rumble seat; S2l5. Norris. Inc.
oOl N-"n 14th ST. NV. North :.llH.
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CHEVROLET 1892 special sedan: well fen
GERS, q good tires. beautiful new finish
own. Honestly Priced at S3:I5: only s 0O
down Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave
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DODGE q sedan de luxe; floating power
tree wheeling. beautiful paint and uphol-
punctureproof tubes; S445 Norris. Inc =
!dls-!O l4th 81. NV. North :;94g
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FORD 1891 sedan good and sound all
the way through; new tires. low mileage;
| S22a; easy terms. Logan Motor Co. Ford
| Dealers, 1919 Irving st. NV
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OLDSMOBILE 1925 coach. S55. Nice con-
clifton throughout. Dark blue finish. Ga
rage. rear I33S V 81. NV. Decatur 1890.
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CHEVROLET 1913" coach: shows EVIDENCE
OF the fine care 1t has had in hands Of
former owner. This car has been lubri-
Gated regularly and has been treated like
baby, Honestly Priced at S34O and II is
worth the money; only SlO0 down. owens
Motor Co.. U,i23 Georgia ave
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! CHEVROLET l93. convertible coupe; ex-
! cellent finish, ) very GOOD tires moor
| thoroushiy reconditioned. fine car for
| MD. Emerson & Orme, lsth and NJ NV.
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CANARIES FOR BREEDING.
Males and females Breeding cages.
nests, nesting foods. etc.
ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS
6lo ST. NV. 1855 Wisconsin Ave.
54ng Georgia Ave.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

DIAMOND T li2-ton truck excellent con-
ditlon in every way. SS5. tRearJ 624 A
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FORD 1885 de luxe sedan. new / 900
miles: radio: driven by owner Sacrifice
owners share. $40. Potomac 329"
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! D windows. fawleSs black finish and is
like new mechanically: 500 down small
monthly payments. including .Triangle's
Blue Ribbon Guarantee and 30 days serv-
ice, 18th and r. I. ave. ne. Open ewes
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CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD.
Old gold diamonds watches and jewelry.
Best cash prices paid
sos d St NV National 1925
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DODGE 4 door sedan. fast four: good tires
upholstery paint, new battery; original
owner; $50. 3il9 p ST. West Oll3 lO'
DODGE 1872 model coupe in good cOndi-
ton. > new tires. X. l.. Meighan Bladens-
burg Garage, Peace Monument. Hyatts SSs
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PLYMOUTH 1892 P-B coupe second series.
dark blue Duco with cream wire wheels,
motor is in Al condition. tires almost
real snappy, sood-lookine car; has ioat-
inc power X-type frame. automatic clutch.
curved radiator grille and slanting wind
shield. Priced as real bargain-only
S295; terms, Standard Motor Sales. Inc.
o0o4 11th St a "
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BENCH SAW, $40 inches. Call Columbia
I
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FORD 1898 Tudor. car No, AGA; excellent
VS. motor clean velour interior; finish
without a scratch anywhere; good rubber
all around; $t95. Leo Rocca. Inc, N; Y.
ave. ne. National 1872. Direct Dodge
Plymouth dealer
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BAR BELLS-WiI buy one or more II
bargain. Write full description. Hogue
Wardman Park Hotel.
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FORD 1893 convertible cabriolet; special
General Jumbo tires, chrome artillery
wheels: beautiful black finish: looks like
Is months Nolan. iii Eighteenth St n W
Evening star., 1935-06-07
ROBERTS OPPOSES
LAND VALUATIONS
Enters Objection to Figure Placed
on Properties by Gas
Company.

Disputed claims involving lands ex-
changed between the Washington Gas
Light Co. and the United States along
the Potomac River and in Anacostia
provided technicalities today for at
torneys of the gas-rate hearing before
the Public Utilities Commission.
Some Of the land involved has been
dedicated to the Potomac Parkway.
William A. Roberts. peoples counsel,
at the outset entered an objection to
valuations placed on the properties at
the time the land was dedicated. He
pointed out he wished to avoid an
implication of acquiescence in the
valuation placed on lands along the
original Water street and the river.
He contended the company had re-
linquished quit claims to rights and
considerations for other lands ex-
changed.
The gas light company attorneys
placed Harold E. Doyle, vice president
OF the Thomas j. Fisher Co., realtors,
on the stand to give expert testimony
on valuations he had placed on the
properties Of the West and East sta
tions in 1917, at the time the nego-
t1ations started. The agreement with
the Government finally was approved
In 1921.
Doyle placed a value of So a square
foot on the properties along the
waterfront in Georgetown at that
time, and said that later improve
ments tended to increase the value
about 81 a foot.
The company intends later to sub
NIT testimony to show that it claims
q title to some of the waterfront
properties.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
DEERING REJECTS
RECREATION POST
Reasons Not Given, but Pay Be.
lieved Too Low to Attract
Cincinnatian.

Tam Deering of Cincinnati. today
turned down the preferred position
Of co-ordinator of recreational facili-
ties in the District of Columbia.
While the Cincinnati recreational
official did not specify his reasons for
declining the District post. it was
understood here that the s6,000-a-
year salary was insufficient.
Tooay's turn of events necessitates
the Coordination Committee seeking
elsewhere for new recreational head.
The committee met today with Fred
eric A Delano, chairman of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission. to consider the problem
and canvass the field of possible
candidates.
The committee consists of Commits
sioner Allen, Henry Quinn of the
School Board. and C. Marshall Finnan.
superintendent of National Capital
Parks.
They gave no indication today as
to who would be likely choice now
that Deering Is unavailable.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
&.Year.Old Tmngier Islander
Tells of Hate for Yank Skipper
Cap'n Die Complains of
Treatment Suffered
y Years Ago.
Sails Latest Boat, p.
Foot Skipjack, 100
Miles to annapolis.

A N 81-year-old half-blind fishing
~ captain from down Tangier
~ Island way came to the Cap
ital today and complained
about the treatment he received 72
years ago from the captain of a
Yankee man O. war during the Civil
War.
Capn John w. Die just sailed a
22-foot skipjack 100 miles from the
island to Annapolis after the fashion
of his forefathers, who made skip
jacks on strange Tangier for many
years before his birth in 1854.
Cap'n John sailed his flrst boat on
the bay when he was years old. A
year later in 1862 came Commodore
MCGOWAN of the Uuion Fleet
Hated Commodore MCGOWAN.
II sure hated that Commodore Nc
Gowan." the cap'n said today. He
was very fond of the choicest sort of
oysters. and every day had to Gull
over the whole days longing to pick
him out the best specimens I wasted
a powerful lot of time getting him his
meals"
The cap'n built his latest boat this
Spring for Harry G. Hughes, who lives
at 1410 A street northeast and likes
to blow about the bay for recreation.
He wrote Hughes he was going to
fetch the speedy little craft up to An
napolis by himself, but Hughes insist
ed on going along. But the cap'n re-
fused to allow his supercargo any
hand in handling the boat during the
shakedown trip.
The skipper has taken oysters from
Evening star., 1935-06-07

the bay, fished from it. travelled all
over it. and almost gone to Davy
Jones locker at its bottom countless
times during the last 73 years.
Sight Is Failing.
II can't see land like I used to-"
declared the veteran skipper. But
I'll sail as long as I can see at all.
l sail for fun. I love 1t. I've never
been on the ocean, but the bay is
great place"
He lives in an ancient house just
above the sandy rim Of Tangier Shore.
About him the other houses of the
anachronistic village dapple the island
that is said to be model of a six
teenth century English settlement.
With him live his second wife. Julia,
and his children and % grandchil-
dren are neighbors.
One of these children, Sadie, es-
capped death by only a miracle when
she was an infant. Her mother was
struck to death by a bolt of lightning
while nursing Sadie. but the baby girl
was unharmed.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
ROOSEVELT To GET
D. c. FUNDS BILL
S5,700,000 Payment by
U. S. Continued-Com.
munist Teachers Fought.

The s40,54s, 900 District appropria-
ton bill for the year beginning July
will be on its way to President Roose-
welt for signature today or tomorrow.
Congress put the finishing touches on
it yesterday afternoon when both
branches ratified the conference re-
port. which continues the Federal pay
ment at the present basic figure of
IS, 100000.
AS final action was being taken,
there came to light a last-minute pro-
viso, added TO the bill in conference,
designed to prevent any public school
teacher from advocating or teaching
communism. The clause reads:
Provided, that hereafter no part Of
any appropriation for the public
schools shall be available for the pay
ment of the salary of any person
teaching or advocating communism"
From parliamentary standpoint,
the proviso might have been subject
to point Of order, having been added
in conference as House amendment
to Senate amendment on different
subject. However. it went through
unnoticed and without debate.
The supply bill is about s173 900
above the total recon. .nended by the
Budget Bureau. District appropria-
tions for the current year exceeded
s38 ,000,0 900. The increase for the
coming year is accounted for mainly
by the fact salaries are to be back TO
the basic level for the entire year,
whereas last year the pay cut was
restored gradually during the year.
The measure contains a few school
building projects. but the more COM
prehensive construction program rec
commended by the Senate had to be
dropped in conference when the House
refused to grant any increase in the
Federal contribution, which was essen
tial to provide for the Senate improve
ment items. The bill also carries
several railroad viaduct projects, pro-
visions for establishing a new fire
truck house on Rhode Island avenue
northeast and for IS additional police
men.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
OF BUS
LINE IS ORDERED
Proposed Anacostia Traffic
Link Augmented by
Commission.

The Public Utilities Commission to-
day ordered extension OF the proposed
Anacostia bus line to provide addi-
tional service to the crowded down.
town shopping areas.
The bus line, ordered some time ago
to replace car service, which Is to De
abandoned. will travel along Consti-
tuition avenue during the morning
and evening rush hours. This Will
give the Government employees occu
pying the new Federal buildings along
Constitution avenue a direct route to
the Anacostia section. That order still
stands.
Throughout the day, however. the
commission directed the Dusses be
routed along Pennsylvania avenue to
Eleventh street. north to street, east
to Tenth street. circling back along
H street to Eleventh street for the re-
turn trip. This will provide an addi-
tional bus service in the downtown
areas. not heretofore provided for An
scostia patrons.
Furthermore. the Anacostia terminal
of the line was ordered extended sew
eral blocks to First street and Living
ston road southeast. The commission
originally ordered operation Of the line
to start July 1. Owing to delay in
the delivery of new buses for the bus
line, due to a strike in the, factory of
the bus manufacturer, bus operations
will not begin until July Is.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
STAGE Set for Verbal Battle.
Randolph Reply Is
Blocked.
TEXAN MAKES POINT
OF ORDER ON QUESTION
But Insists He Has No Objection
to Hearing West Vir-
ginian.

The stage was set in the House
today for another battle growing out
Of the widely-criticzed report Of the
Special Crime Investigating Commit
tee carrying a recommendation for
removal of United States Attorney
Leslie c. Garnett and his Police Court
assistant, Karl Kindleberger.
Representative Blanton. Democrat,
Of Texas, a severe critic of the report,
is to be the principal object of at
tack. Three members of the crime
tee-Representative Randolph,
Democrat, of West Virginia. the
chairman Schultz, Democrat, Of In
diana, and Reed, Republican. of Illi-
nois-announced their intention of
turning on Blanton at the first op-
portunity.
Randolph particularly intends to
answer Blantons criticism OF him on
the floor of the House yesterday for
appearing as a character witness in
the District Supreme Court in a case
involving one of his constituents from
West Virginia. Schultz and Reed pro-
pose to tell the House why the recon-
mendation was written in the crime
report for the removal of Garnett.
Blocked in First Attempt.
Randolph made an attempt to reply
10 Blanton as soon as the House con-
vened today, but was blocked by par
liamentary technicalities. He told
newspaper men afterward he expected
to be granted time later in the day
and that Schultz and Reed would join
him.
In his earlier effort to answer Blan-
ton, Randolph asked unanimous con-
sent TO speak for 10 minutes. Repre-
sentative Taber, Republican, of New
York, objected because he said the
House had convened an hour earlier
than usual for the specific purpose Of
considering the N. r. A. extension pro-
gram.
Next Randolph rose to question Of
personal privilege, but again was
turned back because Speaker Byrns
ruled there was no question of per-
sonal privilege involved. At the same
time Blanton made a point of order
against the question of personal
privilege. but explained he had no OBJ
lection to Randolph replying to his
remarks.
Report Sent to Printers.
In the meantime, the crime report
as slightly revised by the full District
Committee to eliminate the recon-
mendation for retirement Of Police
Supt. Ernest w. Brown and Inspec-
tors Thaddeus r. Bean and Albert j.
Headley, was sent to the Government
Printing Office. AS soon as the re-
vised report is printed, it will be filed
with the House and copies will be
distributed to the members, Attor-
ney General Cummings and the Com
missioners.
House action on the report, how
ever. is not required. Indications are
1t will be placed on the calendar along
with reports of several other special
Investigating committees.
The resolution authorizing the in
vestigation only directed the commit
tee to report the results of the in
ouiry to the House together with any
recommendation for legislation it
deemed necessary. The major portion
of the recommendations require only
administrative action on the part of
Cummings and the Commissioners.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
METHODISTS OPEN
CONFERENCE HERE
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes Pre-.
sides at Communion
Service.

Augmented by the arrival Of about
500 lay members Of the church, some
800 delegates to the 151st session of
the Baltimore Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
tended the first joint meeting at the
Foundry M. e. Church. Sixteenth
street, this morning. With Bishop
Edwin Holt Hughes presiding. the
sacrament Of the Lords supper was
observed.
Later in the morning an executive
session Of the ministers was held in
one part Of the church, while the lay
delegates held an organization ses-
sion In the drama hall Of the church.
Bishop Hughes preached the sermon
at q devotional meeting held at noon.
A second joint session was to occupy
the afternoon.
Bishop william Fraser Mcdowell,
retired, will address the conference
tonight. As feature of this eve
nig's sessions, 5-minute addresses will
be made by the following conference
members: Albert E. Day, on THE
Board Of Foreign Missions; Francis
r. Bayley on Home Missions; John
C. MILAN, on "Education"; Edward
L. Watson, on Pensions and Relief;
Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan, on Hospitals
and Homes" and Deets Pickett, on
Board Of Temperance"