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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

SMALL HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. UNFUR-
niShed. Immediately; a m Il reaS' near
transit: small family. MRS. W. g. MAR
TIN, District 1900. %
AM DESTROYS OF RENTING OR =
room bungalow. furnished near water
front. or in nearby Virginia not over oNo'
Address Box ODD Star office
FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE WANTED
dress Box 219-D. Star office. rs
J NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURMIISSHEn nj: Ed
for quick rental Clients waiting. LESLIE
D MEASELL. Phone Cleveland 3463. :h'
1O-ROCM HOUSE-WILL PAY 500 PER
month. VIM. THIBEAULT. l140 F st; \ W.
Phone Metropolitan St97. 70
TWO BACHELORS WOULD LIKE TO RENT
a small house good suburban section.
furnished complete. for the summer
months. rent not to exceed S15. Address
Box I'D. Star office.
YOU'D LIKE TO RENT A 7 OR 8 ROOM
house furnished situated on a good side
lot in NV section. will pay Sl"5 per
month Address Box l0-D. Star office.
SMALL HOUSE. COTTAGE OR BUNGA-
low, in D. c. or nearby suburbs: must be
modern and reasonable. Address Box
4q2-C. Star office "b'
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
RENT-SUBURBAN.

GEIOWN-7-ROOM BRICK. LARGE
sleeping porch. charming garden. MAR
TIN. 3ll4 DumbaTtOn ave. NV. West 0l42.
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OWNERS HOME. AT'TRACTIVELY FUR
nShed rooms. sleeping porch; corner
lot trees. built-ln garage. screens. electric
refrigerator Near stores. schools. busses.
) minutes to town. SD month. June l.
Lyon Park. .145 South virginia ave.
ONE 5-R FURNISHED APARTMENT.
modern: shade school. bus: l0c city. G. r.
J. NEWMAN CherIydale Va. 20
RESTFUL SUMMER COTTAGE. NEAR
Congress- Heights; electricity. large grounds.
beautiful shade: near city; $50 month.
Phone Lincoln 031S. 26'
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hEN
NEARBY VA.-MODERN BUNGALOW. 5
rms. and bath. garage large yard rental
$50. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Clev. 34t5.
BETHESDA. FURNISHED. Ia ACRES.
porcheS. garaPe 3 bed rooms. ami;
June 10 to Sept. 10. adults; SIS mo. Ad-
dress Box lO6-D. Star offlce. 26'
BUNGALOW. FURN: 5 RMS. BATH.
ami; screened and elassed-in porch
Phone Clarendon l274WI. Permanent
tenant desired.
7-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE. AMI,
h.-w H. detached. = blocks of Lee high
way; near stores. schools. etc Cherry
dale Va. Occupancy June l. $50 mo.
Phone Clarendon 2l1-W-l.
309 WARREN AVE. AURORA HILLS VA.
Six room house garage; 10 min. from Govt.
deptS nr. stores. school, ArmyNavy Club.
Vacant June 18th; S75 mo. Call Adams
5Tl1 1-l0 pm. or rs m. NJ w. CHINN
owner. 26'
RENT FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS
About 3 miles from D. C. line. near Silver
Spring. Nd rooms and bath. electric
lights. nice porch. LARGE yard and
grounds. House in fine condition. Phone
Atlantic ol95-J. 26'
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. FURNISHED
r, semi-private b.. K. C. F. BAYLEY. Falls
Church. Phone Falls Church sOS-F-2-1.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEAcHi MD, COTTAGE; SIX TX
fss Reys at e4fPfT PfzGERHD lcSa REALTY P i e. s6
ON SEVERN RIVER. MD.-FOR LIMITED
ss sbose only a9s 0tS s9S not s Tran
two adjoining lots in one sale; plenty
shade; electricity on property. Also shore
property for sale. For information, call
Adams aa86-J.
ONE-HALF ACRE. 5-RM. HOUSE, FRONT
So 900; easy terms. ROBERT E. LEE,
Shadyside P. O.. Ann Arundel Co. Md.
FOR RENT-ON SEVERN RIVER. LARGE
Annapolis: garage. aG boats. boats, etc: available
June Is to Oct. Is; $500 for season Apply
Mrs. CHAPPELLE; No. 81 Amos Garrett
blvd. Annapolis. Phone Annapolis 21S. -
COTTAGE FOR SUMNER AT PINEs-ON-
son. s. L. MOORE. 26'
FOR RENT OR SALE-SHERWOODF FOR
est, convenient location; 6 rooms flreplace.
of'
NEAR ANNAPOLIS. ON WIDE SALT
water: acre of land. large stucco cottage.
sLo electricity wide private sandy d,, bss9s' m9
3505 Rittenhouse St Cleveland 6:42,
FAIRHAVEN. MD-6-ROOM FURN. COT
bsI m bTtn s batipr @
ins 80 pi miles SEQ B. C e4 on siste ,sf oIT road cash
or terms Week DAYS call Marlboro 90.
Write W. E. HARDEsTY' FairhaVen;a %. Nd
rooms, kitchen. garage. bath houses; water.
electricity: Owings Beach Md. 30 miles
from Washington. Lincoln 1874 "G'
EPPING FOREsT-BEAcH COTTAGE. Ac-
eomm9qdatteo to! persons; s16o season Phone PGo
REAL ESTATE is THE BEST INVEST
ment for small saving; SO month will
buy you a spot at Cape Ann on Chesapeake
say sth al LoU SgfF5d i0
K st. NV. National 1l66. attention F. ].
Knowlan.
EPPING FOREST-cHOICE FURNISHED
fee So 600. JOYEs. agent. Columbia 5S75.
EPPING FoREsT-RENT BEAUTIFUL ;
bath seG refzT zIRKf attr9eysy
Wa1 Wa and Honey 'Prs Fan M near beach ss.
FOR sALE-EVEREsT COTTAGE. 5 RMS.
furnished: . large porches; . large clothes
closets. bath electric lights. double drive,
80 miles from D. c. on the bay. All for
81 100: terms. Open Saturday and Sun
day. Phone Georsia 25l9. 5@4" 9Th
PINEY POINT: MD. FAMOUS, FISHING
furnished cottage. with about : acres Of
Pot3mac i River. near m ches Bay Larse
living room with freDlace. dining room.
kitchen large Frieidaire. ; bed rooms.
bath and showers. hot and cold water.
electricity wide. screened and curtained
porches on sides of house; sarage with
maids room. Summer house on pier.
private bathing beach. lawn, trees and
flowers: rowboat
WALTER BROWN
400 H st NV National 1852.
OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE BAY
4-room. bath bungalow. furnished: wired
for, electricity; free rowboat; fine fishing
and Grabbing; one-third acre ground.
$3.50.
Small down payment: easy terms can
be arranged JOHN F. ATWELL Deep
Cove. Md. or call West 3053. After 6
pm phone Columbia 960S.
OWNER IS ANXIOUS TO DISPOSE OF
very attractive cottage on bay front at
Felicity Cove quiet and refined Summer
colony. Price only S3.150. furnished.
F ELIOT MIDDLETON MET. "S"7.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT,
100 by 100. located on salt water.
For sale at $500.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
1927 < St NV Dist. 6563.
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RENT-COUNTRY ESTATES.

CHAIN BRIDGE ROAD.
u mi. to Lee Highway. 4 miles to Wash
ington, 10-rm house. cleo. necessary out
bldgs; l40 acres farm land. Clar. 173-W-l. j.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
NICELY FURNISHED OFFICE IN OUT
standing office building. Reasonable rates.
References. Address Box 2"2-D. Star once
I34I CONN AVE-LARGE AND SMALL
single rooms and suites; reasonable rentals
Elevator.
CONN AVE. AND N. 1908 18th ST
Suitabl for dance studio. etc. Very large
studio room with large show WINDOW
adjoining room. lavatory
RANDALL H. HAGNER CO3ooo
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur 360O.
1000 CONN. AVE INV. COR. CONN
ave at K)-Prominent corner. near large
Govt. deptS. and hotels. Large rooms,
1Sx40 facing on Conn. ave. Elevator
service: reasonable rentals.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur 36OO.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


FOR RENI-sHERWoo3 FOREST COT
Owner on premises Sunday. Cottage No.
"oS 25s
NORTH BEACH-WILL SACRIFICE FOR
immediate sale cottage and extra lot on
18th st. half block from beach. Excellent
investment. Address Box IBID. Star office.
RENT. NEAR CHESAPEAKE. COTTAGE,
: rooms, furnished; large porch. garage,
Reasonable Box 2O4. Annapolis.
NORTH BEACH ATTRACTIVE. CLEAN
cottage: sale or rent; cleo. water inside;
accommodate 3; rent season. $500. Phone
BAY RIDGE-NEW BUNGALOW. 6 RMS,
> baths; splendid shade and water view.
Very, low price. easy terms. Located on
Columbia 5O19 for particulars. 25'
FAIRHAVEN CLIFFS. FAIRHAVEN. Md
Furnished cottage. including new sail
Columbia 1s56-W. 26'
SEVERAL GOOD LOTS. 5000 EACH. SIS
month. Deed at once DR.. BAILEY. North
Beach. Md. or 927 Mass. ave. NV.
BAY RIDGE COTTAGE ON WATER
front: all city eonveniences; large rooms.
ssa SALE. Cali ' PuTMAN IITIS MOTH aka s144. M 'A
house at Arundel on the Bay, Nd; S
COST s.. 900 viii fiu Sacrifice % to settle estate
Arandel-on2tdhe- Bay. Md. Vihii columbia 4sss..
STORE RoOMING HOUSE. NORTH
Beach. Md. end and Chesa apeake: reason
able: sale or rent. Mrs. ENRIGHT. oWner' owner,
SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
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SIMMER HOMES.
ADIRONDACKS.
SUMNER COTTAGES.

SHERWOOD FoREsT-FURNIsHED COT
tage for season. living rn.. . bed rms.
with twin beds. lavatory and shower. =
screened porches. Beautifully situated
near golf links. club house, bathing pier
Reasonable. Phone Adams a535. 26'
FURNISHED COTTAGE 10 ROOMS AND
bath. sanitary plumbing. electric lights;
Summit. Pa c6'
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT RANDLE
Cliffs Beach for sale. $500 cash or 500
easy terms; for rent. SIS per month or
$40 per week. Phone HyattSville 296-W.
Il Maple ave. Hyattsville.
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SALF-FARMS,


se. g Ao5Fs " fAHp Ss s!sss sssISes 2s5s sR
no terms. Phone National 1853 27'
$500 DOWN. ACRES, WOoDED LAND.
nice nice ssetI0n epdOn Ni So No S2 milsS g:
20 ACRES. WITH 4-ACRE FRONT ON
Temple Hill I'd. "a mi. from Camp Springs.
CHARLES w. B1GGS. Camp Springs. Nd.
NEAR POTOMAC. MD-IO ACRES A.
room house, chicken houses, garage, fruit
and shade trees; good road. Price, S2,750.
WAGGAMAN-B -BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
100 Eye St. Metropolitan 1880.
3l2, ACRES FRONTING ON DEFENSE
Highway; level land; electricity; $3.50. W.
G WILLIAMS. 35O5 Rittenhouse ST. Phone
100 ACRES OF VERY RICH LAND FRONT
good building site; $50 per acre. w. 6.
WILLIAMS. 3505 Rittenhouse st. Phone
Cleveland 6242.
A CITY MANS FARM
With city woman'S house: new 7-roon.
2-bath Colonial, hardwood floors. stone
hreplaceS. oil burner Venetian blinds full
Of ne Ss5fen s6 xers sf 3S seTss
high elevation. wonderful views; large
utility. barn, near Rockville Nd. IS min
nsf msn t5Gm bfsncb p9Poh Of S 3 eRnVsnen The anG
is well worth Sl0;0o0 and the house. can
not be DUPLICATED for less than s14500.
' yang JOHN A. BRIcKLEY.
Suite o0o-2l0 Barr Bldg District 1891.
$4,000.
35s-acre farm with long frontage on
Lee Highway. 30 minutes TO Washington.
Has fine s-room modern house and out
buildings. including tenant house hns
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor,
Established 1856
Phone Falls Church. Va. 30.
Outstanding Dairy Farm,
ghRay mei Of g aereS new
fane The Be5 fn9 bna sPenSa IN SorSsrn Sa
THE DAIRY BARN
Built IS months ago OF tile, is equipped
automatic ventjlstio maintains high
monthly grade a. inspection
THE DAIRY
G0nTtrqcted c5Srsi Of Ie With cement noor
THE DWELLING
stove tlled bath. hardwood floors. fine
basement The cost of the construction
Of this house was more than the present
THE FARM
81 acres fine land. in excellent farming
ent owner has permit TO ship milk to
Washington. and will release base" 10
purchaser, The school problem is an
swered BY bus transportation from house.
Inspection at any time
THE PRICE-S12,500.
We have extensive listings Of farms in
Loudoun. Fairfax. Fsuquier and Prince
William Counties, at unusually attractive
prices Call us for further informa ton
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor,
Established 1886
Phone Falls Church, Va, 80
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PARK RD NEAR 14th ST. NV
story modern home, large lot. rooms
and bath. Must be sold to settle estate.
LARGE FRAME HOUSE. NE. contain
ing about . l rooms. D baths. shower room.
Is extra toilets: fronting over $50 feet on
Sargent rd. acres of land good for sub
division: near Catholic institutions Price
$4,000: very reasonable terms.
SEVERAL BUSINESS PROPERTIES: ex-
cellent investments. Information upon re-
quest.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN FOxHALL VII
LACE on Reservoir rd. A snap for some
one looking for nice home. Price re-
duced to S.500-cash. $1,000: balance
'efSf!tsG 54ss BLAIR RD. NE.-Larse old home.
s rooms h.-w.h' lot for another house
adjoining: in need of repairs. Price.
So. 500-cash, $1,000: balance reasonable
terms
SEVERAL NEW BRICK HOMES at very
attractive prices-Silver Spring and Hy-
"A BEAUTIFUL HOME ON ARKANeAc
AVE. NV, near Buchanan st. Cost
Sl0.500; now Ss950-cash. 81 500: bal
ance reasonable terms.
CHEVY CHASE. 300 BLOCK NEBRAS-
KA AVE.-Detached modern home. rented
$50. Price, SS.S5O-S1. 900 cash. balance
terms
ALSO SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL HOMES
IN BROOKLAND, prices from $4,000 up.
National O271. Ewes. Georgia 1905.
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD,
CnTITuED DR. M
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4444 RESERVOIR RD
FOXHAII VILLAGE

SS.750-One of the best of the 6-room
houses in this choice subdivision; new
house condition. Your own broker or call
National 1850; evenings. Emerson 9l09
Brokers please list
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WANTED-LOTS.

WE HAVE A PURCHASER FOR SEVERAL
apartment house sites located in different
locations in the D. c. The price must be
reasonable WALTER A BROWN, 14nt'
st Phone National 1852.
BUILDING LOT APPROX. so Fl. FRONT.
NV. D. C. Reply mail only. Give loca-
ton, price, size, Improvements E. c.
PHLPiTT 1913 Harvard st. NV. 26s
LOTS so TO so FEET FRONT VICINITY
Mass. ave NV. between Fulton and Ma
comb SITS. or 18th and Argyle terrace.
for cash purchaser TOLEDO GUARANTY
CORP, 1925 Woodward Bldg. Natl. 1926.
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S6,9OO.

Just off of North Capitol St near
Soldiers Home. Colonial brick 9 large
rooms and tiled bath hot-water heat in
closed rear porches: recoDditioned through
out An eXceptiopal huY Vacant
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

NEW HOME WITH Y. ACRE-S7. $50.
In HIGHLAND PARK. 90 minutes from
downtown. a new f1ve-room brick room up
| stairs for two morel now nearing compile
| ton. Many special features Monthly
| payments like rent in this better-built
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Nearest downtown new-house develop
ment. Agents protected. .----
sBED ROOMS. . BATHS.
This house is about 3 years old: SEMI
detached large back yard to garage in
good condition: recreation room in one of
the fastest-growing sections OF Washing
ton. The stores and schools are con-
venient: an all new section: bus and
street cars in l block. This house is
For other information. caii M. B. WEAVER,
Cleveland 4944. District 3346.
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$3.50.
NEAR 9Th AND MD AVE N Z

NEhIC UJII AND MD. n Z. N Il.
Attractive Colonial brick home. contain.
ing rooms. bath. h w electricity
hardwood floors. natural wood trim. ga
CITE possession Call Georgia $3.50
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lspPCflOn At any tlfne.
THE PRICE-S12500.

We have extensive listings Of farms in
Loudoun. Fairfax. Fauquier and Prince
prices. Call us for further information.
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor,
Established 1885
Phone Falls Church. Va 20
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YEAR-AROUND HOME.
LEWIS KEISER

Bethesda. Nd. Wisconsin 4176. e6'
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THE FARM

"a acres fine land in excellent farming
section. Is well fenced streams. Pres
ent owner has permit TO ship milk to
Washington. and will release base" 20
purchaser. The school problem is an
swered BY bus Transportation from house.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
HOUSE TAX GROUP
AGREES ON PLAN
Inheritance LevieS Call for
Exemptions-TotaI May
Be S1OO,OOO,OOO.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FFeSS-
House Ways and Means Committee
Democrats agreed today on an inher-
itance tax plan which would apply
lower rates to widows, sons and
daughters than TO others and raise in
the neighborhood of 100000, 600 a
year.
To carry out the accepted theory
that immediate families should pay
less taxes, the committee agreed that
up to $4,000 left to sons, daughters
and widows should be exempt from
taxes, while only $4,000 left to other
persons or institutions should be free
from taxes.
The first $4,000 over the $4,000
left to immediate kin, however. would
be taxed per cent. the levy in
creasing by steps to maximum Of
IS per cent on all over S10,000,000.
On those not related by blood to
the decedent the initial tax would
be 4 per cent on the first $4,000
over the exempted $4,000 In other
words, a $4,000 inheritance would
be subject to a per cent levy on
the second $4,000.
The rates on others than relatives
eventually would be leveled out in
the higher brackets to approximate
those on inheritances by next of kin.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
Britain Concentrating Nouol
Forces in Mediterranean Sea

smaller and lacked modern war equip
ment.
Officials asserted the move had no
connection with Italian military &C
tivities. They said it was but a CO.
incidence that announcements point
ing to thorough shake-up Of the Med
iterranean feet became public after
the Italo-E Ethiopian conflict arose.
Without infringing on any of its
treaty obligations, Britain also is
strengthening its home fleet by reas-
s;gnment Of war vessels stations.
The signing Of the naval agreement
with Germany granted Reichsfeuhrer
Adolf Hitler q navy virtually on a par
with the past strength of the home
fleet.
Besides Its past strength Of five bat
tleships, the new Mediterranean feet
(see BRITAIN. Pagey3.)
Evening star., 1935-07-23

Copyright. 1895. by the Associated PressJ
LONDON, July 23.-Coincident with
concentration of Italian troops in East
Africa, Great Britain is massing what
naval experts rate as the strongest,
fastest fleet ever assembled in the
Mediterranean.
Terse official announcements dis
closed today that the capital ship
strength in the Mediterranean is being
increased at least $4,000 tons and that
the fastest ships soon are to be CEN
tered at Malta, a base which COM
mands the italian routes to the Red
Sea-
British experts said that although
many more capital ships were sent into
the Mediterranean until Is years ago
they could not compare to the present
contemplated feet because they were
Evening star., 1935-07-23
NAMED
APPEALS JUSTICE
Cummings Assistant Gets
D. c. Place of Late
Justice Hitz.

Harold M Stephens of Utah. first
a. sistant to Attorney General Cum
mings. today was named an Asso-
ciate Justice of the District Court OF
Appeals by President Roosevelt.
Stephens will succeed the late JUS
tice William HitZ
From June, 1888, to June. 1885,
Stephens acted as Assistant Attorney
General in charge of the antitrust
division. He succeeded William STAN
ley as assistant 10 Cummings last
month.
Stephens, formerly Salt Lake City
lawyer, was born in Crete, Nebr.,
March 6, 1886.
He was educated at the University
OF Utah and Cornell, and took his law
degree at Harvard in 1918.
He began to practice in Salt Lake
City and IN 1915 was named assistant
prosecuting attorney for that city.
From 1917 to 1921 he served as
judge of the third judicial district of
Utah.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
Treaty Seen Sole Solution.

Treaty Seen Sole Solution.
PARIS, July % LP).-Authoritative
quarters disclosed today that France
seeks a treaty giving Italy economic
domination over Ethiopia in exchange
for Italy's guarantee Of Ethiopia S
nominal independence
This treaty is sought, it was said,
as the only likely preventive of war.
These same sources said that France
intends to use the forthcoming session
of the League of Nations Council at
Geneva for the negotiation of the
treaty.
Would Guarantee Sovereignty.
In it. Italy would be given special
privileges including immigration rights
and in return, would have to guaran-
tee the sovereignty of the Ethiopian
Emperor
While this suggestion would be akin
to a protectorate, the French sources
concerned said they hoped it would
circumvent Emperor Halle Selassie's
objection TO an outright protectorate.
The intention of France to block any
effort by Great Britain or other powers
to precipitate League action in the
conflict was indicated in high quarters
which said they feared such action
would cause Italy to wreck the League
by resigning from it.
Said French parsonage close to the
government: The peace of 400, ,000,-
900 Europeans is more important than
war in Ethiopia"
Invoking Article IS Rejected.
The idea of invoking Article Is Of
the League covenant, regarding the in
vestigation of disputes between ma
tions, was rejected by authoritative
French as too dangerous.
Premier Pierre Laval and Sir George
Evening star., 1935-07-23
YANkS LEAD TIGERS
IN FIRST GAME, AZ
Johnny Allen Settles Down After
Bad Start as Mates Peck
at Rowe.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July GA crowd OF
$4,000, biggest American League gath
ering here this year, saw the Yankees
take lead over the Detroit Tigers in
the first game of a double header here
today. The score was to 2 in the
sixth inning.
The Tigers, 1884 champions of the
league, needed to win both games to
take first place.
Johnny Allen, fast right handler,
who hadn't allowed an earned run in
his last 81 innings on the mound, was
Joe McCarthys pitching choice to op-
pose Detroit's Schoolboy Rowe.
Aliens brilliant record was ruined
in the first inning as first Manager
Mickey Cochrane and then big Hank
Greenberg smashed home runs.
The Yankees, however came back
to tie it up at 2-2 as Lou Gehrig
smashed his sixteenth homer into the
right field bleachers and scored be-
hinc Red Rolfe.
Allen set the Tigers down in order
in the second and third frames. get
ting two of them on strikes, but the
Yanks nicked Rowe for another run
and 80 lead in the third.
The Yankees got to Rowe for an
other run in the sixth, however, to
increase their lead to AZ.
Evening star., 1935-07-23
STRIKES SPREAD;
TROOPS RULE CITY
Soldiers Tighten Grip on
Terre Haute-BOuIder
Dam Crews Quit.
By the Associated Press

bS Inc hSSOCldleO fTeSS
With military control tightened on
Terre Haute's general strike. more
workers walked out today on the
Boulder Dam construction and strike
call was awaited by engineers on YES
sells of the Southern Steamship Co.
There was a scattered reopening
of business houses in the Indiana
city. where organized labor called a
holiday" in sympathy with 600 work
ers of an enameling plant who struck
for union recognition. Troops on duty
approach 1000
At Las Vegas, New. machinists in
the Boulder Dam development left
work to support steel workers, car
penters and other workers who struck
for ST an hour for skilled and IS cents
an hour for unskilled labor.
Rotten conditions" was given as
the reason for the proposed strike call
among engineers employed. by the
Southern Steamship Co.
Frank A Sayre, a vice president of
the National Marine Engineers Bene-
fetal Association, said engineers on
the companys eight or nine ships in
operation awaited final word from the
general headquarters
The New York Shipbuilding Corp,
in Camden. NJ j., reopened its yards
today to admit workers no longer in
sympathy with the strike in progress
there for several months. There were
no serious disorders. OF usual force
OF about 4,600, estimates of those who
returned to work varied from the
companys statement of $50 to the
strikers statement of 800.
In Durham, N. c., the American
Federation of Hosiery Workers called
a strike at the Durham Hosiery Mills
after the third refusal of the man
agement to restore pay cuts.
TEAR GAS DISPERSES CROWD.
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WALLACE SEES DIRE
RESULTS IN TAX BAN
almost Utter Destruction" Of
Seaport Cities to Follow,
He Claims.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WALLA WALLA, Wash, July 23.-
Secretary Henry Wallace travelled into
the wheat and copper country Of Mon
tana today. leaving a warning that
the Nations seaport cities face almost
utter destruction" if processing taxes
are eliminated.
elimination Of the tax will mean
not only 20-cent wheat" the Agricul-
ture Secretary warned, but CORE
Spondingly low prices of cotton, pork
and other agricultural commodities"
He said property values also would
be undermined.
Addressing crowd Of business men,
agricultural leaders and farmers here
yesterday, Wallace defended the tax
and insisted 1t was fairer to consumers
than a high tariff. He said the
processing tax was only small bur-
den on the consumer compared to its
extensive benefits to agricultural dis
tricts.
He hinted that an export Set-up.
selling abroad under a processing tax
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