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tional, No. 5 mixed, 1.15A; No. yel-
low, 1.17%; No. 2 yellow, l.172: No. 2
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shipment; barley, actual sale, 70za
1.16; feed. 72a80 nominal: mailing,
1.15a46 nominal.
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q. s. TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK, September 10 Dr.
Prices quoted in dollars and thirty
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.nnu. rates r. dollars based last
e5ss csnsrs are ass n Is unlisted issue:
Sompanes reported In receiysship being reorsanzed
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l14 Penna. Ave. S.E
$6,75O-S.E.

Best buy on Bradley blvd. About. g acres
Blvd: in . grove Of beautiful trees over
can enjoy all the freedom Of country life
as well as the comforts Of city: This place
Gated IN Bradley blvd. about Al miles
from Wisconsin ave. Owner. r. w. HUNTT.
Phone Wisconsin 1882. -
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CORAL HILLS-LARGE. WOODED LOTS,
pike at District line; one-far zone. Will CO.
operate with responsible builders. Field
once open Saturday and Sunday. or cali
OWNER. Potomac R33T
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MUST BE SOLD

Best finish ard equipment: entrance
hall spacious living room. dining room.
. and 3 bed rooms. kitchen, beautifully
equipped bath. tiled with shower: many
closets; one-fare zone. corner lots garage.
Out Georgia ave. one block beyond Dis
trict line. turn right Falkland drive. two
blocks to Violet pl., right on Violet to
OPEN DAILY UNTIL . PM.
OWNERS PHONE. SHEPHERD 1888.
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HOUSES WANTED To RuY

RETIRED. WANT SMALL HOME PAY
cash. At once. Write all details. Want
to move before Winter. Address BOX 3sS-K.
Star once. liz
HAVE $4,000 CASH. BUY SMALL.
houses direct. no comm. See me at once.
HENRY 8. GROGAN. Room los. 9I8 r
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame, white or coiored. Immediate ac-
ton. No commission. e. A. GARVEY, Dis
BROOKLAND-WOOD SECTION
Modern s. q room home; small cash and
easy monthly payments. Phone Dec. 3014
SMALL HOUSE DIRECT FROM BUILDER
or owner. Give location. full details. to
receive attention. No brokers. Address BOX
441-M Star once.
WE FAVE A CLIENT WHO WISHES 70
buy for cash. 10 to 20 small brick houses
on q street, for investment. white or coll
ored tenants Submit your property and
we will give you quick answer.
HoWEEsIEM REALTY CORP
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

1900 GALLATIN ST NV fSAUL's AD-
ditionl-Detached center-hall brick:
BED ROOMS. 9 BATHS; automatic heat;
den garage; fine big lot. VIII consider
small row house in trade. Call Mr.. Miller,
BOSS IL PHELPS NATIONAL $500. EVE
NINGS PHONE CLEVELAND 01i2.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TRADE AND SUBURBAN SPECIALIST
since 1896. See us in your realty mat
ters N E. RYON co. 1.I6 N Y. ave
341S 14th. 22o3 Wilson blvd.
ONE DOOR ] 9th ST. NEAR PARK RD.-
rooms, bath and half vacant: like new:
building loan: owner. Address Box AK.
Star Office IL
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECTATORS. INVESTORS. LOOK AT
535 5th ST. sc 1T is modern six-room
and bath brick with cellar. Rented for
$40 white tenant. The price is only
$500. G. G. DUTY. 1024 Vermont ave.
National 44s2 IL
s75.OOO-6 BRAND-NEw FAMILY.
fats t600-620 Mellon ST. Sc. Congress-
Heights. p. c.; Very well constructed
lar-size units full rented with waiting
listl to responsible tenants at LOW RATES.
Permanent projects being completed in this
section insure maximum tenancy in the
future; they are not dependent. on tenn
porary Govt employees. Annual income;
S12,4SO. Terms $4,000 cash. Deal
direct with owner. Address Box 4O2-K,
Star ONCE
2-FAMILY APARTMENT 2-CAR GARAGE;
white. NV. section; bargain for cash; in
come 81 1900; no agents Address Box
4O4-K Star ofice. II.
TWO 5-ROOM BRICKS. Close TO S,W.
Market Rent; Rent;S35. So. PRICE; $3.50.
National 6S12.
UPPER I4th ST APARTMENTT. GST
SHAPIRO National S94q,
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IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME.

BY owner: large lot beautiful oak trees
and shrubs: large studio living room. 3
bed rooms . baths. S4-foot screened porch,
oil burner: bus service. Only $4,000: $50
a month will finance. 3s4O Chesterbrook
I'd. Country Club Grove. Va, mile from
Chain Bridge via Glebe I'd. IL
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL BUILD TO SUIT TENANT.
Warehouse. manufacturing plant OF
factory. located in center OF city ana at
Ideally sitHsted for n Ti5e nsyed alley
JOSEPH A. HERBERT son,
S15 T. Capitol ST. Lincoln Ol39.
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FAIRFAX HOMES. 600.
8 rooms, painted and papered: bath and
halls: Ia acres: big shade trees and
.awn. ROBERT GRAHAM. Fairfax. Va.
BEVERLY HILLS, VA-NEW HOME. 8
rooms, :. baths, reception hall. breakfast
nook. side and back porches. full basement.
h.-wh.: built-in garage. large lot. shaded.
sodded and shrubbed: price. S9.5Qo.00;
terms. Open Sunday to pm. Inter-
section Carolina and Kentucky aves.
Country place. modern home 3 acres.
This home is brick, has rooms bath.
Sesrs Ssrnetd old and located within s,s miles
D. C. Price for immediate sale. $500 90:
terms.
WASHINGTON & KANE. REALTORS
1918 King St. Alexandria Va. Phone 1921.
5-ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOW; SEVER.
water. gas and elec tricity: S2,5O0.O0:
small down payment: large lot.
4-room bungalow: all modern improve
ments: only, S3,l50: to close estate; mod
crate initial payment.
r. T. VIOLET & SON. 3s43 34th st.
Mt Rainier. Md. Phone Hyattsville sl9.
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WANTED TO INVEST NOT OVER S10. 900
in business property or private dwelling.
One-half down in cash. Must be bargain.
No agents. Address Box 124-K. star
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL LocATIoN-UP RIVER RID.
to post No. Al. turn right sth house. near
furnished. II. 8. FALLSGRAF. phone Brad
ley 1854.
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@. p. BlCkFORD, OWNEH.
Office. Berwyn 46: res. Berwyn 1"4.
OWNER ORDERS US TO SELL AT ONCE.
large pantry. full basement. oil heat. gas.
electricity. screened front porch. glassed
ate possession. Level lot 75x12O One
block to bus near school. stores churches.
minutes TO city. Bargain at S6;450.
AURORA HILLS HOMES, INC.
,301 S. Arlington Ridge Rd.
Phones: Jackson lS6G or 2l:I5.
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COLORED-NORTHEAST.
COLORED BARGAIN.

17lo Euclid st. n.w.-Open daily from
8 till o pm. Inspect this today.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

5 WINE AVE. HYATIsvILLE MD
rooms bath. INV h., elec. ARTHUR CARR,
Greenwood 1854
LARGE SEMI-BUNGALOW. 2 BED RMS.
garage. paved street; refined Hyattsville;
20 min downtown; mod. Greenwood 1899.
Z ROOMS AND BATH a LARGE BED
water heat Available Immediately: S75
per month. l.. G; RICHARDSON, 1910
Harrison St. Arlington. Va. Walnut 1923.
Trees rhRs .hlaS6ery MRsYsaAhSW Esnss
Bids.. Sp' National s9s s7s4. n"e' QUO investment
Two-sToRY COTTAGE MCLEAN va
mi, ample shade: Z rooms. Il. acres;
don sol FIJI. MACKALL
NEARBY vA.-ATTRACTIvE $ ROOMS.
porches, garage. garden, Rent. $50. 45O2
Dittmar I'd. above Chain Bridge
FIRST FIRST ILooE R: K; B. cEosED
New houses on Edmonston rd.. Bladens-
VIA CONGRESS HEIGHTS LIVINGSTON
Id.-6-room house. ami. 1l2 acres. gar
den. fruit trees. asparagus bed; chicken
s0ISs ssd With large fenced ysrd on mssad ysrd
Mr.. Mays place. third house beyond D. c.
line or phone Atlantic 411s-J after s pm
WILL RENT TO REFINED COUPLE OR
single person. two bed rooms and use of
Md Cali Wisconsin 1855 after s pm. IL
ATTRACTIVE s-ROOM HOUSE AND >
halls ami; plenty of closets; large lawn
sn1 sases1 'is Fai ehure e Ss
Ra"fs EG rosd on '0'S JOS
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CAPITOL HILL.

4Os SEWARD SQUARE Sc.
Close to Capitol and Idhrary-One OF
the best constructed homes in this section.
Semi mi-detached. center hall. 15. large bright
rooms and 2 baths. Completely recondi-
toned and ready for immediate occupancy.
OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna Ave Sc
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
EVANSVILLE HILLS-WATER SEWER.
sasS eiee close t9 bSs; 500 @ S2S @ down
more pike. Riverdale. Md.
IS BUILDING SITES IN BROOKMONT.
between Conduit I'd and car line. Will con-
LOCK. owner. District 1872.
NEAR MASS. AVE. N.w-5O-FoOT AND
wider lots with all Improvements. ready
nv% e build 91vv1s on Prices very low ..rr,.,,
Natl. $3.50 1I01 VT. Ave. Emerson 4117.
IMMEDIATE. SALE CASH. AT SACRIFICE
value: town building lot. Falls Church 35.
los Columbia ST.. Pals Church. Va.
DESIRABLE LOT. ,47xl5 SOUTHEAST
Err. Adams 5207.
PREPARE TO BUILD A HOME BY BUY
iff,,, ing your lot now; easy payments; beau-
s49o up. up. North l!sL0"inE 453s. Su00i'lsl'h'
CORAL HILLss-LARGE. WOODED LOTS.
operate witt responsible e % Builders. e WI" Fieid ED
OWNER. Potomac s3s7.N ' u '
CONDUIT i RD, .. g; NEXT DOOR 70
Price. ssIoo. III H II. CARTER. GSi. Natl.
AIS. Investment Bldg
HYATTsvILLE. MD. CLOSE TO RHODE
4cldIlu DIX lovely OuERdlOW IOLS.
H. G. SMITHY CO. National 1908.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
40x109-Sl.250.
Chevy Chase. D. C.-Corner on grade.
all improvements including sidewalk
55x135 plus parking. Only Sl.950.
FRANK NJ. DOYLE. REALTOR
927 18th St. NV. District 1905.
IDEAL BUILDING LOT. CORNER. OF
alley. in excellent NV. neighborhood.
Size 50xl50. Price 81 500.
j. EDWARD FOWLER. 1912 EYE ST. NV.
Natl 367a. Wise. 5679-J
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES $500 AND UP
along Mt Vernon Blvd. Potomac River
view, Easy terms Can arrange finance for
building home Address BOX 3S2-D. Star
S550-45-FT. FRONT.
Peabody st. near ard n.e--Lot on grade:
growing community Of detached houses.
Mr.. Lawton.
ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 H ST. NV. District 1900.
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED.
Large corner. Whittier St NV; paved
streets and alley; sll improvements in and
paid for. Barean price. Call HARRY
ROD National 4536
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STORES WANTED.

i4th AND PARK RD-- VICINITY GEORGIA
ave. Columbia I'd. to New Hampshire-
10 to 25 foot front. 40 to IS depth: rear
entrance: possession in ten days. Am not
a broker. Address Box 81. Star once. IL
Evening star., 1936-10-10

21l JACKSON AVE. RIVERDALE, MD.
Modern 4-room bungalow with Sleep
ing porcn: large lot: l block to elec. car
and Baltimore Blvd: immediate posses
sion: $500, $500 caSn. balance like
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TAkOMA PARK; MD ,,.uv avn
modern: unusual Kitchen: large attics 2-car
SH;la SIoet school sslaHf BUILDER: hlGa: '0'
GARRETT PARK, MD. : MODERN NEW
terms May bs seen BY appClntment: In
aure SO Strathmore ave. or Natl. 6134
FIVE TRACTS CUT TO SUIT, 8 TO IS
%iisi bniid sdS9 o%nsf 70 G0 " per sHERMAN iii rs a
Mclean. Va. Phone Falls Oh. s53-F-4. 10
FOR SALE BY OWNER IN TAKoMAa S.a
slate roof. hot-water heat. This house is
to carry "a, first trust. For appointment call
Shepherd 1653-W.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS.
boxwoods. shrubbery and trees dounle
A *. eonS s.; 200. Phone Fairfax 81.
electricity. tile bath. fireplace. built-in
Erwin Erwin REALTY T2I;f9 Co CO % %ayattsyile se5
NEW BROOM AND BATH HOUSE. Lo-
free faiee g 5Se Ssaueilu terms Sooeo R1ca
ARDSON. 12lO Harrison ST.. Arlington.
Va. Walnut 1923.
HOUSE on FARM e., RooMs sbsaeS SoMpd Sa2d
garden; on Laytonsville pike. mi. from
CODWISE. Gaithersburg. Md. II.
42s N, PEYTON ST. Alexandria,
room detached brick on lot 4sxs5; ami
hot-water heat. hardwood floors; So 40.
Call owner. MRS. A. H. THOMAS, Alex.
103-J.
FOR sALE-oUR sIX-RoOM HOME. 3
bed roons oak floors throughout: h:.w,h.;
nice lot You will be interested at S5.75O.
MRS. BURNETT. l912 N. Monroe. Cherry
dale. Va.
I'll JACKSON AVE. RIVERDALE, MD.
Modern 4-room bungalow with sleep
ing porcn large lot: l block to cleo. car
and Baltimore Blvd: immediate posses
sion: $4,000. $500 cssn. balance like
G. p. BICKFoRD. OWNER.
0fice RerWYn AZ, RerWYn loi
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FOR sALE-OUR sIX-ROOM HOME 3
bed rooms oak floors throughout h.-w:h.;
nice lot. You will be interested at 50. $50.
MRS. BURNETT. 1912 N. Monroe. Cherry
dale. Va
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IMMEDIATE SALE. CASH. AT SACRIFICE
Ia5 coIDmhia mh ~ PsIIe hnrcS Snurch '''
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DESIRABLE LOT. 47x150. SOUTHEAST
corner 10th and Colorado ave- Call OWN
Err, Adams 52O7
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

Realtors,
WASHINGTON Bldg. District eis6.
Evening star., 1936-10-10

pO,0OU.
GIG RittenhouSe st. NV.
Open all day Sunday for your inspection.
Newly decorated. 6 rooms, . porches. ami.
See at once.
METROPOLITAN REALTY CO..
q07 18th St. NV Met 50SS.
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S5.250.

Nea. Eastern High School-Colonial
brick, six rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
double rear porches. An opportunity to
terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Evening star., 1936-10-10

UPPER I4th ST. APARTMENT.
Rent: S2I:G00-Price; S95; 900.
SHAPIRO. National S949.
Evening star., 1936-10-10
BATTERY PARK.
S6.950.

for sale by out-of-town owner at sacrifct
price and low cash payment. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1936-10-10

NEAR MASS. AVE. N.w-5O-FoOT AND
wider lots with all improvements. ready
TO build on. Prices very low
GEO E; DIEFFENBAcH. LOT Specialist.
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Woodridge-New Cor. Brick.
Sc 55O-InSpect TODAY.
NEW DETACHED BARGAINS.

SAMPLE-ocOS ST. NE
6 large rooms. fireplace. lovely bath with
shower. breakfast room. concrete porch:
large lot. facing Govt. park; $3.50 cash.
balance like rent Open daily till o pm.
Directions-From 18th and sts. ne
drive out Bladensburg rd. to r ST.. turn
right.
LOUIS H. HALL, REALTOR,
1904 oath St NE Potomac 6021.
Evening star., 1936-10-10

EVANSVILLE HILLS-wATER. SEWER.
gas. cleo. close to bus $500: S25 down.
$40 month. ZANTZINGER CO.. DOS Bslti.
more pike. Riverdale. Md
Is RIIIIpINC SITES IN RROOKMONr
Evening star., 1936-10-10
1343 H St NV. District 1900
REAIITIFITJJY WOODED

Large corner. Whittier St NV: paved
streets and alley; sll improvements In and
paid for. Barsain price. Call HARRY
ROD National 45o5 I"s
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10-CAR GARAGE.

$4,000. Semi-fireproof. steam heated,
grease trap gasoline tank water. cleo.
lsvatory: near 18th and You sts. NV.
Met 2O25. D E. BARRY. 1907 II NV.
Evening star., 1936-10-10
g[SO AZ EFT EDnN

S550-45-FT FRONT.
Peabody st. near 3rd n.e.-Lot on grade.
growing community Of detached houses.
MI ba"toH. NJ,
Evening star., 1936-10-10

PREPARE TO BUILD A HOME BY BUY
ing your lot now: easy payments: beau-
tiful lots in a fast-growing subdivisions
Evening star., 1936-10-10

HOUSE ON FARM: ROOMS; CONDI-
toned inside and out; large shaded yard.
garden; on Laytonsville pike. MI. from
Gaithersburg. Nd School bus. z. r.
CODWISE Ciaithersburg Nd IL
Evening star., 1936-10-10

5519. 100 feet frontage. 10000: all
improvements in. Can build 3 houses.
Price. S2.1OO. H. H. CARTER. Natl.
HYATrsv1LLE; MD. CLOSE TO RHODE
Evening star., 1936-10-10

42s N, PEYToN ST. ALExANDRIA-6-
room detached brick on lot 4sxs5: m l. !:
hot-water heat hardwood floors: 81, 40.
Call owner. MRS. A. H. THOMAS, Alex.
Evening star., 1936-10-10
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

Chevy Chase. D. C.-Corner on grade.
all improvements including sidewalk!
55x135 plus parkins. Only Sl,950.
no7 18th ST NV District 1nG5
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
WIFE TO FIGHT
HART WILL

NEW YORK, Feb. -Charg-
ing that her late husbands Reno
divorce was invalid, Mrs. Marion
Alexander Hart has entered suit
to block payment of one-quarter
of the millionaire's estate to
Constance Woodwork Hart, his
second wife.
Frank C. Hart, wealthy oil
producer of the midcontinent
field, was killed in the spectacu-
lar crash of an airliner in the
Arkansas swamps below Memphis
several weeks ago.
Each of the petitioners three
children was bequeathed a quar-
ter of the estate. The mother
contends for the fourth quarter
for herself, declaring the amount
willed to the second Mrs. Hart
illegal in the light of the divorce
action which she declares invalid.
Mrs. Constance Woodworth Hart
is prepared to resist the petition
to break the will.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
F00DPR0V|DED
GAME BIRDS

Despite heavy SHOWS, more than
1000 game birds in the George
Washington National Park have
been assured of food by the
United States Forest Service in
cooperation with CCC workers, it
was learned today.
Under direction Of Forest Serv.
ice Officers, IS CCC workers from
camps on the park have been dis
tributing emergency feed to the
game which includes wild tur-
keys, grouse and quail. The prac-
tice will be continued as long as
the emergency exists, according
to the Forest Service.
Purchase of the feed was au-
thorized by the Virginia State
Game Commission.
Park Supervisor H. L. Borden
declared that if needed, q, volun-
tary program for similar emerg-
encies may be organized among
sportsmen in the park area next
year.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Borden has ap-
pealed for aid in locating other
game which may be suffering. He
has asked that his office at Har-
risonburg, or eareSt Forest
Ranger headquarters, be notified.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
SENATE 0. KS
100 BILLS IN
FIELD DAY.
Range From Awarding
NaWCross to Paying
For Polo Ponies
international News Service

International News Service
A hundred bills, covering so
wide a range Of subjects as to
confer the Navy Cross on a
marine general and to pay the
cost of embalming the body OF q
consul's wife, were being dis
patched by the Senate today to
the President or to the House
following a legislative "field
day."
The Navy Cross will go post
humously to Brig. Gen. Robert
H. Dunlap, who died while trying
to save the life of French
peasant woman in a landslide in
1881 at Lafariniere. France.
If the President approves.
Howard Donovan. of New Havens
Conn.,, former consul at Bahia,
Brazil, will receive $500 to recon-
pense him for bringing the body
Of his wife home from that
country after she died there in
1929. Her death revealed there
was no law authorizing payment
of such funeral expenses.
Other Relief Acts
Other relief measures would
pay claims against the Govern
ment to a man whose polo ponies
were killed by an Army plane, to
a woman hit no the head by an
icicle falling from a Government
building, and a man who won
an acquittal after his truck was
seized on q bootlegging charge
but never was returned.
William A. Hartman, New
York broker, will get $1,000, If
the President approves, because
his two thoroughbred horses were
killed by the crsah Of an Army
plane at Westbury, L. l., IN June,
1928. The plane fell through a
barn, housing the polo ponies.
An Army board had recommend
ed payment Of $4,000, but Con-
greSS cut II 10 $4,UUU.
Injured by Icicle
Miss Ada Mary Tornau, Of
Dubuque, Iowa, will get 1925 if
both the House and President
agree, for being hit by an icicle in
February, 1888, while leaving the
Federal Building in that city. She
reported her arm partially par
alyzed and asked $675 in dam
ages, but the Senate cut her claim
to $225.
Ellis Duke, of Washington, D.
c., will get 1000, if the President
agrees, for loss Of a truck seized
by prohibition agents in April,
1928. Duke was acquitted on
criminal charges but the dry
agents failed to return his truck.
He asked $2,245, but the House
and Senate slashed that to 81 600.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
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can be at least partially regained
in conferences between the House
and Senate on such legislation.
but If the Tennessee Senator
chose to do so he could stick
determinedly to his position and
refuse to permit congressional
approval Of the measures unless
he had his way.
If he does, however, it is be-
neved the House confereeS will
yield to his wishes in order that
the partial gains granted by the
Senate bills may be given the
employees.
Government employe spokesmen
were generally enthusiastic over
passage Of the legislation and ex-
pressed hope that conferences to
be held il the House will see the
bills liberalized and brought nearer
to their original conditions.
Want Passage
Terming present leave condi-
tionS discriminatory" and in need
Of remedial legislation, Luther c.
Steward, president of the National
Federation Of Federal Employees,
said:
"The National Federation Of
Federal Employees believes that
the cOnferees on the bills should
be able to effect a compromise
which will bring the measures,
for final adoption, closer to the
original legislation as passed by
the House at the last session.
The National Federation Of Fed.
eral Employees believes it is eSpe-
cially important that the sec.
ton providing for compensatory
time be retained, as originally
provided, and that q greater
cumulatiOn, especially Of sick
leave, be provided"
E. Claude Babcock, leader of the
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees, said:
1--WE are very pleased. We
hope to see some Of the cOndi-
tiOns ameliOrated, but we want
the bills to pass, above all elSe."
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
BY EDWARD B. LOCKETT
Copyright. 1885 by international
News Service)

A bizarre story Of tangled lives.
love, a gun, narcotics and insur
ance, lies behind the crash of the
American luxury airliner South
erner near Memphis January IA,
with its death toll of IA paSsen-
gers and crew Of three.
This has been revealed by the
investigation of the Commerce
Departments air bureau accident
board-but it doesn't prove any
thing.
Real Cause Unknown
Some of the II who died, and
only they, know the real story. in
the opinion of aviation experts
delving into the mystery. The
investigators revealed that a
checkup into the personal back
ground Of the passengers disclosed
all the colorful elements of
dramatic fiction and intrigue, but
nothing that can be specifically
blamed for the crash. The real
cause of the crash lies buried with
the victims.
One passenger may have gone
mad-he or she might have pur-
poSely entangled the controls in
tent on suicide, obliviouS to The
others in the plane-the crackup
may have been an insurance
suicide" - anything might have
happened.
AL that the factual investigators
can do, and it seemed probable
that they would, is submit a report
discounting motor trouble, lack Of
gasoline, bad weather, or forced
landing from any other mechani-
cal cause that sent the big airliner
in power dive to earth with its
cargo.
Two Sets Of Facts
The formal report of the acci.
-,ent board will be submitted with
in the next fortnight. The Senate
Commerce Committee subcommit-
tee investigating air safety, headed
by Col. Harold Hartney, will go
over the report thoroughly, but it
was regarded as unlikely that any
new light would be thrown on the
mystery.
With the major part Of the. in
veStigation concluded, two sets OF
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
COURT SEXES
VAST ESTATE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81
G.N.S0-Personal effects of the
late Mrs. Henrietta E. Garrett to-
day were ordered impounded after
attorneys for various claimants to
her $17,000,000 estate charged
schemes existed for rnanufactur-
ing evidence of kinship.
The order was signed by Judge
Allen M. Stearne in orphans court
at the request of attorneys for the
Commonwealth, which seeks to
win the fortune through escheat.
It removes house furnishings,
books and other articles in the
woman'S two homes from the care
of Charles S. Starr and Frank G.
Marcellus, executors, to a court
appointee. Both Starr and Mar
celluS claim the estate.
State attorneys pointed out that
charges were brought last year
that six photographs were inserted
In albums belonging to Mrs. Gar
rett "to fraudulently establish
claims to her estate"