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The Washington times., 1936-02-27
Pensions Get o. K.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Feb. 81.
The Allegany county welfare
board approved 10 requests for
old-age pensions at a special Ses-
sion yesterday. Four applications
were ordered investigated and Sc
denied.
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I Feel Like Putting


the last ounce Of power into a
public address system and boom
ing this message out to you. Well,
sir, RAMON'S, 1341 CONN. AVE,
nv favorite midnight rendezvous,
announce DANCING EVERY
EVENING beginning March l.
Rudi Schramm and Sidney's
lads will provide the dance tunes
for you and this, supplement-
ed by RAMON'S delicious cock
tails and late supper dishes, will
round out a "swell-elegant" eve
ming for you. Member every
evening Cincluding Sunday from
10 til 2 q. M!
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WEATHER FORECAST

The moon rose today 9:17 .. m.
and sets. 1901 q. m.
The moon rises tomorrow 10:02
q. m. and sets 1917 q. m.
TEMPERATURES
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"Sip" and "Sup"

CGP ~H~ OOP
"Cocktailing has become more
popular than bridge or dancing
and it is predicted that shortly
it will superSede golf and base
BAN as the Great American Past
time" Well, it's okey-doke with
me II I can partake Of same at
the PARAKEET SNACK-BAR at
THE PARROT, DOTH & r SITS.
Besides being most charming
'sipping quarters" this nobby
little place is fast becoming q
luncheon redezvouS. Try it!
And TO- those southern dinners,
bo', me TO- THE PARROT!
=.
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You're Too Fat, Madame!
THE EMILE HEALTH CLUB
1921 CONN. AVE-, offers a
BEAUTY BATH that is a "scien-
tific recontouring method for
shaping the body to beautiful
lines" It operates in the form
Of an electrically-heated blanket,
soft and flexible, which tempers
itself to, and fits the individual
reaction of each client. Reduce
WITHOUT EXERCISE-and
WITHOUT DIET. Reduce
through healthful processes and
in complete comfort. It will be
found, in practice that BEAUTY
BATH is not enervating, but, on
the contrary, decidedly exhilerat.
ing-and a "sure cure" for those
superfluous rolls of fat. For
more information call DI. 1921.
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Get a Killing Permanent
Every visit to THE HELEN
LEE BEAUTY SALON, 1106
VERMONT AVE, is an invest
ment in beauty and chic. You'll
enjoy the friendly home-like at
mosphere Of this modern shop.
You'll appreciate the clean-cut
efficiency, courtesy and the beau
tiful results. For utmost salts
faction, for greater personal
charm and loveliness make your
appointment for a KILLING
PERMANENT. g. the last word in
permanent waving. Yours for
bigger and better curls." ME.
5784.
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District Of Columbia - Partly
cloudy and colder tonight and
Friday; minimum temperature to
night about 80 egrees; moderate
to fresh west winds.
Maryland - Cloudy and colder,
possibly snow flurries in extreme
west portion tonight; Friday fair,
colder.
Virginia Partly cloudy and
colder, possibly snow flurries in
northwest portion tonight; Friday
fair, colder.
Temperatures
Yesterday Today
4 D. m...... Sc 4 q. m...... 40
8 p. m...... so 8 q. m...... 40
Midnight =. 43 Noon ...... a
Departures from Normal
Accumulated deficiency Of tenn
perature since January /, 1895,
263 degrees.
Deficiency of temperature since
February l, 1886, 1874 degrees.
ACCuAhu4dICu CASCoo VI pACSAPAId-
ton since January /, 1885, 2.93
inches.
Excess Of precipitation since
February /, 1886, 0.61 inch.
Tide Table
High tide today 11:41 q. m. and
1901 p. m. Low tide today 5:54
.. m. and 6:32 p. m.
High tide tomorrow 1918 q. m.
and 1899 p. m. Low tide tomor-
row 6:48 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
The Sun and Moon
The sun rose today 6:47 a. m.
and sets 5:57 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow 6:44 a.
m. and sets 5:58 p. m.
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o.
R0W@AMUANO OMW

Luscious, AppetlZtng Food
. brings a lively crowd to the
ROUMANIAN INN. 815 18TH
ST. Join them for q satisfying
meal, capped by the most deli
cious cup of coffee in town.
Nom" does all the cooking and
she offers her fine delicacies in
an atmosphere congenial and
economical. You may order
Kreplach, Kiska, Gafeltie fish.
Strudel :. and all kinds of tasty
dishes and, my sweets, they
broil their steaks over live char
Goals! Dash in!
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for there is something so
charmingly feminine about them.
They give you a refreshing, suave
appearance when pinned at the
bottom of a low neckline. Then
they give you a jaunty air OF
youthfulnesS when worn in the
buttonhole Of your new tailor
made. I always feel regal when
I've a corsage (the once in q
hundredth time) when I wear
evening clothes. Leave a stand
ing order at GUIDE BROS, for a
boutonniere or a bunch Of flow
ers each day! District $3.50.
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Spring Hats in Sympathy
.. with your budget. Just ANY
hat won't properly complement
your spring suit. Are you look
ing for "the right hat" at an in
expensive price? Look what I
found in LILLIAN GUSACK'S
millinery studio, 5022 CONN.
AVE. Hombergs, sport brims,
silk fabrics, onionskin strawS,
fine baby pedaline straws, togo
cloths, Petershans, taffetas and
other smart materials .. in lug
gage Cor saddle) brown, rust.
azure blue, black, navy and
others. The finest collection of
hats in the city for $t.o5 none
higher.
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rushed them into stock to bolster size and
remainder this selling For these suits
Seeraady sold the "noe
selling Excnt tailored tweeds woed and chevots sports and
models Plain shades and Spring patterns
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Spring Prophecy: You
will be certain to con-
quer in a suit tailored
but with feminine flaw
or. hands dipped in color,
sulphur, blue or luggage
brown in gloves. You
will not scorn a ruff neck
frock and raey searfs will
set the pace and
here's one for Mr.. Ripley
. r. believe it or not, my
pets spring is here!
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MEMS SPRING TOPCOATS

modeand specially constructed cloth that will
good Choice
eral patterns oxford and brown
The Washington times., 1936-02-27

and a "Lees of Galashiels" coat at this
price is a value about which one could
write pages. Of hand-loom woven real
Harris tweeds, and West of England fab
RIGS . both plain and patterned effects
In the splendidly fitting, easy-to-Wear'
British raglan model.
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For Information Regarding Items in the Column,
1.@- -~-.~>e=--.. Call or urits CGita Black
The Washington times., 1936-02-27

Don't ell Me
that you haven't visited THE
EILEEN SCOTT BEAUTY SA-
LON, 1888 CONN. AVE. Would'st
you q new lease on life this
spring? Let Mrs. Scott-WilliamS
and her capable. staff Of assist
ants mould you into lovliness.
First, with q cabinet and Swedish
bath, then a glorious massage,
a coiffure in the latest mode.
You'll feel so slim, so fresh, so
smart after being rejuvenated.
that you'll not be able to resist
slipping into the exquisite negli.
gees on exhibit in this charming
salon. Mrs. Scott William, has
many Of these perfectly lovely
hostess gowns shown by Mrs.
Emmons Smith and Mrs. New
bold Noyes. OF course you may
buy one, my dear! Pot. 4377.
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MSTRAnGE CASE :; M M j..
81 JULIA CRAIG s.: $: - ::

! gong to question PaySon, too.
Buchen knows that Payson was
the man who tiled to help Won
on Evergreen Island, and that h.
was the one who tried to break
into the radio room of Wood
ford's yacht. And he knows Pay-
son IS behind the White Club"
Julia drew a quick breath,
"But-but how can they say
killed Nesbitt?"
"You mean the motive ?" Kemp
frowned. 81 don't know vet what
Buchen will use. 1t may be that
you wanted to escape from the
yacht. He can prove you wanted
to get away. He might build it
up that you got into an argument
with Nesbitt. can't contend
that the blow was a mans, not .
woman's-because Nesbitt was
stunned, then died by drowning. "
Kemp paced across to the table.
"Or Buchcn may build up some
love angle. He's good at that"
buI-NON COulu ne.
"You've never heard Buchen III
action. And didn't you tell hin
! that NcSbitt had been coming -
your apartment long before you
ever saw him on Woodford' 5
cruiser"
Julia was silent, slowly real
ling that if cOuld br true.
Buchen could make it bad for
her. Perhaps he himself be-
lieved that she had killed Nc5OitC
and in his belief could convince
the jury.
But, no." Julia cried, half !"
answer to her thoughts. They
can't, Peter! They cant do aus-
thing to me. because | didn't do
itn
Kemp studied her a moment,
then walked across the room and
kheeled down beside her chair
Look here, Julia. I've got 20
get you out OF this. But if / 10
manage it you have to tell ME the
truth. Don't you see? In order
to be prepared for Buchen | have
to know what really happened.
You don't have to lie to ne,
Julia :"
Suddenly Julia realized what
he meant. Suddenly she realized
that Peter Kemp believed she rlI
killed Royal Nesbitt
''Peter Peter, you chink
that I"
81 want you to tell me the
truth, Julia"
"You suspect that l really may
have killed him, and yet you'd
help me-"
"You had good reason Peter
said. I'm sure Of that"
Slowly she regarded his cage
young face, serious now with The
weight of her troubles. But
you're not that kind Of Il lawyer,
Peter. You don't believe in it
why would you do it for me-"
Because / love you, juiln.
Isn't that reason enough? | don't
care what happens to me aft"
this is over - but they mustn't
hurt you"
ooh, Peter! 49," Suddenly
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sure that Cintra Lee Gidnt
Which of the others? It had e
be one of them, or ono Of In,
crew. The crew had no reason
TO kill Nesbitt that we know oil!
"Peter, | I'm almost smt
that the wound Nash gave Hes
bitt wasn't an accident. And IN
night before, when Payson Was il
the lodge, Nash and Royal camc
to blows" She stopped, lookc'
at Peter helpIessly. "But | can
believe Nash would vans 20 kllI
him for just that" -".
Kemp stood up suddenly and
reached for his hat. "Therc's
only one chance for US, Julia. In
Going to see WOodiord and try
to bluff him. lie knows the Az
SwCr." ... SO.
"You're going now?" Kemp
nodded, and 5ulla added quickly
an 90 with you
lie heSitaLcd a moment. II
don't like the idea-but it might
help. Come on, Julia" ..''
Within half an hour they Stood
before the door Of WoodlOrd' S
downtown apartment. 1t was 0bo,
the Japanese, VINO opened for
them, ANA his usually inpaasiv>
face showed his recognition OF
Julia. He would have shut the
door quickly if Peter hadn /
thoughtfully moved first. Taking
Julia firmly by the whist, the
youmG attorney bargld into tn
nall. Jhry lad aonc only = few
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steps when they came face to
face with Woodford.
"What's the meaning of this?"
he said Jelly. breaking into my
apartment without ceremony,
and"
I'll get to the point, Wood
ford, without ceremony, too.
want to know who killed NcsGitt."
WOOdford's face twisted in sur
plised anger. II don't know what
you're talking about
Kemp stepped closer to Wood
ford. Would it interest you to
know that Miss Craig and / have
just spent the last hour in. your
office? Miss Craig was kind
enough to help me lind your pm
waite files"
"Why, you"
EASY, Woodford," Kemp said,
drawing Julia hind him.
."lhere's nothing you can DO now.
I've enough evidence in 4 safety
deposit box downtown to keep
you explaining yourself for 4 long
time. The McLaughton estate,
for instance -. and that Conley
will - and your representation Of
The Zodiac Hotel trustees -
The older man whitencd. What
the devil do you want, kcmp?"
he asked husHiIy.
81 want you to stop shielding
the murderer Of Ncsbitt. Or did
you yourself do it,"
Go be concludcd)
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, her arms had slid round his necE
and she was sobbing. Ct!
didn't think there was anyone in
the world like you" She straight-
ened, fumblingI for her handler
chief. "But l. didn't do it. |
really didn't"
He looked at her for sc~cra!
seconds without speaking, and
she said, Cant you believe me.
Peter?"
Kemp nodded slowly. eyes
| do believe you" llc stood
up, rubbed Il palm YEARLY across
his forehead. Then he laughed
shakily. THAT doesn't make il
easier for Us, JuIia--hut It docs
tell me this. Thcy-Woodrold
and the rest Of. his party on tina,
yacht -- know VINO did il. One Of
them is guilty, and they've banded
together 10 make you take the
rap. You don't belong to th2
crowd, so you're 1T.
"But I'm sure of one Of them,
Peter. I'd gamble my life that
Cintra Lee had nothing to do with
it."
Kemp sat down, folding his
hands together mntil the knucElca
were white. 'Who would you
pick, then, from the Others?
WoodfOrd, Nash, or the widow
81 don't Know" Julia answered
slowly. Il can't believe"
"IOu'vc got to believe one Of
them did it, interrupted kemp.
You didn't DO ii, and you feel
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CHAPTER XIV

Payson brought Julia back t,
the apartment, then telephonet
Smith Garland that she would no
appear.
"Was he angry?" Julia askc,
when Payson mad finished.
''Not Smith Garland. He sal,
ned get a lot OF pleasure ont o
telling them they wouldn't Sc
Nadine White tonight"
Julia smiled. He's a peach
Tom"
Payson took up his hat. Hi
eyes were troubled. "Julia -
you're not falling for Smith, ar'
you?"
"Pm not falling for anybody,
Julia told him.
But when payson had left thu
apartment Amy guessed differ
emily. "Payson was miles off
wasn't he, Julia?"
F "What do you mean?"
Il mean you still like Pctol
Kemp"
81 never said l liked him a
ALL said Julia, taking up a Gig
aret.
Next afternoon, she received {
frantic telephone call from Kemp,
Il must come right ever" he
told her. cts important"
yes, Peter E"
1t seemed to her that she had
hardly replaced the receiver when
she heard Kcmp'S ring.
How ever did You get here 50
quickly from the office, PctcrT
He smiled quickly, and hurried
into the room. II didn't come
from the office. I'm not with
WoOdford and Brooks now,
Julia. Pm going to be working
against WoOdford in this business.
And | never liked him anyhow
But, Peter! You mean you've
given up your place there to help
me? Oh, Peter, | wish you hadn't
done that! And it's 50 unncces-
sary."
He looked at her oddly. "Un-
necessary" he asked. "Im
afraid you're really in 4 spot,
Julia"
"YOu mean"
Il mean that things are hap
penin& pretty fast against you.
Euchcn has been talking with
Tony Latta, for one thing. Latta s
sore at you Tor running out on
him, so we can expect anything
there. / have it straight that You
and Payson figured in an alterca-
ton Oh Lattas gambling ship
But it was Latta's fault,
Peter! l don't see how"
"Buchen could drag that out
of you so it would appear plenty
discriminating in court, Julia. The
fact that you sang on a gambling
ship would work against you with
most jurors"
Julia sat down, staring at him
unbelievingly. "You talk rs if /
were going to be accused Of muir
dering Royal Nesbitt."
'I'm afraid you are, Julia"
He stopped a moment l"otin"
down at her curiously. "They're
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WINS NEW TRIAL.

NEW ORLEANS. la. Feb. II.
(UP)-The first white man ever
sentenced to death in Louisjna
for killing q negro. Charles Guer-
land, 81, former policeman. yes
terday won Il new rial fc" his
life. Since his arrest he has en-
dured four years in an insane asy-
lum, doomed to the gallows if he
regained his mind.
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PAINT YOUR HOUSE this
spring. Who has the paint fof
sale. the make and the price?
A classified ad will do the tell
ing and help the merchant tc
do the selling.
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WANT a JOB? Impress your
boss by being dressed in per-
feet fitting tailor-made suit.
$21.5O up. Lewis Dept. Store"
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WORK CLOTHES for boys am
men have always been emph&'
sized at NJ. NJ. Shepherds. Try
their work shirts, overalls
duck, heavy and light pants.
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RED CLOVER COAL once used
for CRATE, stove or furnace Will
find Il permanent home in your
bin. Place a trial order and
solve your heating difficulties.
Star Dray Co. Phone 175.
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OTHERS are getting excellent re-
suits, so would you, by feeding
Harris Poultry and Dairy Feeds,
priced low. D. T. Hart Co.
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FLOWING TIME is about here.
Mr.. Farmer may be disappoint-
ed in not finding the name Of
pillow salesman in these col
umns. That invites inspection
of out-Of-tOwn catalogs of de
ScriDtion.
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A SMOOTH, pleasant shave and
a good haircut at Toms Barber
Shop will increase YOUR self
respect wonderfully. Try it
tCNlay.
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JUsTUs COLD CAPsULES-oa,
best "brcak up cold remedy
We guarantee these. The Justu'
Pharmacy. "The Old Reliable.
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Lost and Found
43-Personal Property

LOST-PlatiGum bar pin with
diamond in center. Reward for
return. II. r. Buchanan, Caro-
Ira Theat.e.
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COLD REMEDY SPECIALS: 35e

COLD REMEDY SPEIIALo' ooS
Vick's salve and Csc wilson
Cold tablets, soc value, both
39c: soc Vick's Va-tro-no
(nOSa drops) and soc Wilson -:
Cough Syrup, $1.00 value, both
for 69c. Wilson Drug Co.
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WHEN BUSINESS is quiet drop
in for a sOciable game Of pool
or billiards with your friends
at the Hot Spot.
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BUY 1T AT HOME~Look over
Times-News advertisements for
the most desirable Offerings.
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PLANNING NEW PLUMBING
Let us figure with you on thlt
cost. Mcintyre Plumbing {
Heating Co., Phone l59.
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SUNSHINE POLISH - For pi-
amos, furniture, automobiles,
brass beds, leather upholstery,
etc. Recommended and guar
antecd by us. Brunson FUlni-
ture Co. y
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TRY WAYNE DAIRY FEED
DIVIDENDS PAID at 3 l-2 per

cent per annum on December
31st. All investments insured
up to $4,000. Why not take a
few shares in First Federal
Savings & Loan Association?
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f.. IN'NENT Radios and
f., All tubes tested free.
Fry Tire Co.
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SETTING EGGS WANTED: Do
you have any to sell, what
breed, and the price? Tell pros
pective customers through an
advertisement.
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7Seeds and Plants
nv STOCK
.5-Foodstuffs

SFcCiAL 25c coffee and
| '.E zoe sausage, both
| -.1eo. have made many
Is Tor PAGES Market.
'l We deliver. .
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Special Notices

observation-disclosures PAINTS,
stains and varnishes are best by
test. Rigby-Morrow Co. 4th
Ave. East. Phone 81. &"
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l5-MisceUaneous
YOU NEED EN- NOW - Mat
For Rent
l7--Houses

FOR RENT-Fivc-rooyn cottage
JackSOn'S Taxi. Phone 81.
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COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Mideity
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PRESCRIPTIONS accurately fill
ed by registered druggists from
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business Services
FORMS g. -

FuSMS for sale, irclud-
@.>. deeds of trust. chat
'.. cages. magistrates
r., treNpass signs, notes.
flanagan Printing Co. +
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HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS for
small tracts within ) miles Of
citS. }. ID. Solley. Phone 172. $
WANTEO-The best farm in
Mills River section that $4,000
cash will buy. W. s. c., Box
577, Lowell, y. c.
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Professional Services

fS' 9iLE insurance, includ-
,;n ire and liability at
" 5'S.E low cost. Insure
~ I,,'"nIce Insurance &
Company. ;
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40--Misceianeous

WANTED - Horse and wagon,
horse weighing eleven hundred,
good for blowing and general
work. Price must be right.
Call freight depot.
MUCH SCRAP GOLD IS coming
10 us for cash. Convert those
cuff links. watch eases and
other diSlardS into cash money.
Sherman'S Sporting G o d $
Store. d"
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Property

j. ~ USED Furniture
"a and see our oomnIato
a.. lou can save money,
Con- 4lIrniture Co. Oppos-
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Nil one person every
,o,, .,,'> m L. s. Why not
,o, with our Provident
Ee, GSSs'lent policy? Edw. r,
n'lu Co. Phone 1IO .
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Wanted
3i--Real Estate

WANT TO RENT small farm viii
residence and Outbuildings.
Court House Barber Shop.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-11
22-Rooms

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Evening star., 1936-12-13
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-17
ONE BATTLE IN
 DETROIT IN DOUBT

Detroit, Sept. 17-(UP)-Louis B.. Ward, bitter anti-New Deal demo- crst and Rev. Charles E. Coughlin's Washington representative, trailed but 5,103 votes behind Prentiss Brown, ardent New Dealer, for the democratic senatorial nomination today.
 All the other issues of Tuesdays primary had been settled, but with only 125 of the states 3,467 precincts missing, it appeared that the last dozen reporting might decide whether a New Deal democrat or an anti-New Deal one would oppose the republican nominee, Wilbur M. BHucker, in the November election.
 Yesterday and last night the lead switched back and forth between Brown and Ward. At 4 a. m. EDT the tabulation stood: (3,342 of 3,467 precincts)-Brown, 1l9,896; Ward, ll4,793.
 Brown campaigned with the back ing of the New Deal and as whole hearted supporter of President Roosevelt's policies. Ward, closely identified with Father Coughlin, campaigned as a Coughlinite, op- posed to the administration, partic- ularly on monetary policy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-17

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