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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-02-14
BANNERS VS.. BORAH
BRISBANE DECORATION
JOSEPHINE BAKER
LANDON
ESQUIRE, ETC.
WHERE TO GO

Fifty Negroes and whites pa
raded with banners before a Brook
Ign Auditorium last week in which
Senator w. E. BOrah spoke. The
banners protested Borah's attitude
against anti-lynching legislation.
Borah devoted 27% of his speech
answering the banner criticism. A
logical and fOrceful speaker, his
answer was pitiful and weak. If
the Republicans are foolish enough
to nominate Borah, the 100000
border state Negroes will remain
with Roosevelt to whom they
swung in large numbers in '32.
1t is rumored that Mussolini is
sure to have figure-head King En-
manuel decorate Brother Arthur
Brisbane for distinguished serv-
ice" in the Italian-E Ethiopian War.
Brother Brisbane is doing heroic
service in the American Hearst
newspaper trenches.
internationally known Josephine
Baker, who 10 years ago was the
comedy chorus girl in the Sissle &
Blake shows which played here at
the Metropolitan, is having it
tough on Broadway. In Paris she
was the toast of the theatres and
night clubs, doing SO well she is
supposed to have amassed a small
fortune. Brought back to the
States to be featured with Fannie
Brice and other American lumi-
naries in the Ziegfeld FOllies, she
has received unfavorabIe press no.
tees. Thus, an outstanding figure
in sophisticated Paris becomes just
another brown-skinned hip contor-
ZIONIST in blase New York.
If Alfred Landon, governor Of
Kansas, gets the G. o. P. Presi-
Dental nomination he will get con-
siderable Negro support in the
Middle West. He is well liked by
the Kansas Negroes.
Esquire for February has Elmer
Simms Campbell in a new role, that
of author and artist. Vanity Fair
has a short article and caricature
of Josephine Baker; also a carica-
ture of Louie Armstrong and Fritz
Kreisler, coupled with an impossi-
BILE interview between Fritz and
Louie.
Negroes accustomed to the "half
loaf" have found it in the case of
many government projects even in
the effete North. The thing to do
when not treated right on any OF
the Government projects, because
of race, is to seek out the heads
of the work. Failing to receive
proper consideration from that
source, go to your local Urban
League. This organization is
usually in touch with the various
alphabetical agencies which are
helping ameliorate Americas dis
turbing unemployment conditions.
The League will try to straighten
the matter out for you. At least
it has the machinery to do so.
Such conditions will not cease un-
less victims make proper protest
to proper sources.
- Cecil Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-02-14
St. Paul Man Dies After
Illness of GI,ort n,,wo+:o,,

Mr.. Jerry Clark, resident of St.
Paul for 25 years, died shortly
after becoming i'll on a street car
on his way to work at the Union
depot, where he has been employed
for some time as a red cap. He
was removed from the street car
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-02-14

and taken to Ancker Hospital,
where he died an hour later. Mr..
Clark was well known throughout
the Twin Cities and had many
friends.
The cause Of his sudden death
has not been determined.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-02-14
Minnesota State Convention
Held At Bethesda Baptist Church

The second quarterly Board
Meeting of the MINI. Baptist Asso-
citation and the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Auxiliary was
held at the Bethesda Baptist
Church, Thursday, January 80. In
keeping with it's well established
precedents all programs were In
spring. educating, and entertain
ing.
"What Baptists Believe and
Practice" was the subject of dis
course given by Rev. II. w. Bolts.
Rev. Bolts, a strict adherent of
Baptist rules and regulations,
brought message in keeping with
his views.
The reports were brought in at
the afternoon session by the women
of the Auxiliary. "Faith, Hope and
Charity" presented in the form of
a pageant, was new feature of
the devotional period. It was intro
duced by the leader, Sister A. B.
Lewis. Several important issues of
the day were discussed and recon-
mendations from the Board were
made: Rev. L. w. Harris as dele
gate to the National Negro Con-
ference in Chicago, was instructed
to present the religious needs Of
our group.
A recommendation made in the
report Of the temperance chairman,
Sister Lucy Grieger, that Temper
ance Units be established in each
church in the Association, was
adopted by the body. The Mellow
tone Quartette entertained with
some very pleasing numbers and
was recommended by the board to
be given an addition by the Mac
Phail Music School; this if success
full will win for the members a
radio contract. Facts concerning
Negro school and education were
presented by Miss Arlee Harris and
Mrs. Martha Lee, representing the
Young Peoples Convention, at the
evening session. Other musical
numbers were given by the young
people.
In spite of the sub-zero weather,
the attendance was very good and
every one enjoyed the talk given
by the guest speaker. Mrs. v.
Olson, the wife of the pastor Of
the Fourth Baptist Church, Mime
apolis, was born in India, the
daughter Of missionaries, she por-
trayed for US vivid conditions of
the needs of the people in that
country.
Rev. w. E. Warrington brought
the closing message of the meet
ing, in which he urged US to ego
little further" in first building bet
ter homes; second, in developing
better schools; third, in supporting
better churches; fourth, in estab-
fishing better nation. Rev. L. w.
Harris is moderator of the Min
nesota Association; Mrs. Ursula
Bolts, president of Woman's Home
and Foreign Mission Auxiliary, and
Mr.. John r. Lawrence, Jr., presi-
dent of the Young Peoples conven-
ton.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
sA1.E-co.opERAr1xE APIS.

SIS 900 &c uTTY IN Ss 900 CO-OPERATTVE
apartment: building first-class financial
condition, located on prominent thorough
fare; leaving city. Call National $500.
Branch so. week days.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS-AT NEW HAMP-
shire ave. and Farraeut ST.; modern. s.
room. kitchen and bath apt; as an excel
payment and small monthly charge: now
rented for considerably more than monthly
payments. Address owner. Box BOTS. Star
once.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH; LARGE
closets cooperative apartment: near Du-
pont Circles substa initial down payment re-
ouired. Phone Decatur 0534-M.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
RENT--FLATS,

1855 ST. NE ROOMS AND BATH
suitable for adults, $40. HALL BROTH
Err. 1904 H st. ne Phone Lincoln 1891.
630 4th ST. NE. APT. "a ROOMS. KIT.
tiled bath; concrets porch; Arcola h.-w.h
cleo. gas; S35 mo. Key. Apt: 1.
]. C. WELDON CO.
1To7 KN.W Met BOIL.
oO19 4th ST. NE. APT. 2-sEMI-DET
rooms, bath: newly decorated throughout;
garage. S4950 KEY on LIST floor.
WAPLE a. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th. Dist. 3346.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
47O7 CONNECTICUT AVE,
Corner Davenport st.

Three and four-room apt.
with 2 exposures, 2 bed rms,
living rm., dinette, kit, bath,
screened porch; beautiful
lobby, carpeted corridors,
electric refrigeration; 24-hr.
elevator and switchboard
service. Res. mgr. Emerson
$500.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
HoUSEs-FUR. AND UNFUR.


5-ROoM BUNGALOW. INSULATED; COOL
nished or not Can Atlantic 27S6-W sI.0
ChanninR st. ne.
SIX ROOMS. GLAss-INcLosED BREAK
fast and sleeping porches: automatic heat
snd refrigeration; inspect today. 4b25
10Th St NV.
CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED HOUSE,
same rent Ii until I'll SEPT sept. rt 4 desired: % eenv.
schools. buses Mrs. Lynch, Met $3.50.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE DUTCH CO.
sarden with lily pooi Best NV. section.
For information. Decatur 620l. Branch
CHARMING DUTCH COLONIAL. NINE
Military I'd. NV Cleveland 50s6.
APT. CONvENIENCE-IN CHEVY CHASE
home-with General Electric oil burner.
exSellen5 ioSSton ,snn
ii Hish ] School; A9 1 bed bed rooms. SDs0 baths.
screened porch. Will lease to responsible
less. Emerson 36ll.
NEW HOUSE. ROOMS. BATHS,
recreation room. sarage, oil heat. North
west section. OWNER. Georgia 1854.
PARTLY FURNISHED; . ROOMS: FINE
condition; near @ &c SGapit11i;, also 6ea1tlfal 1st
1925 sAHE's cH5ETEsBbE sB5frfoa. s5a NV
pet. residence; rooms % bed roomsl J.
large front porch, large back porch
(screenedl. glass-inc1osed sleeping porch;
beautiful yard with flowers; owner leaving
city: possession may be had 1st to 10th OF
July: rent SlO5: can be seen Sunday. H. H.
CARTER. Inv. Bldg. Natl. 4l7s.
CHEVY CHASE, MD
Charming 7-room. 2-bath house. Just
two years old; very reasonable. Two or
four lear lease
MOSS REALTY COMPANY,
Tower Bldg. Met. 1915.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

i6-UNTT. FACING NICE PARK AND MASS
ave; income last month, S732: expenses
$50; real bargain; good reason for sell
OWNER Address Box 421-R. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALoW Sc 950.

Come out to 2G2 Roosevelt ST. and see
plans for 3 beautiful bungalows Just being
started on lot 60X12O; paved streets. etc {.
price. $3.50; terms low as $500 Will
finish and decorate to suit your own taste.
To reach. drive out Wisconsin ave. to
Bank OF Bethesda. there left on Georse-
town I'd. for / mile 10 Roosevelt ST left l
block 10 model house. Open from 10 TO q.
DREAM HOUSE-PERFECT CONDITION.
of i4th. s rms. bkf. rm.. dream kit. ICON
sole range refrigeratorl > glassed-in porch
es. garage. oil burner recreation room
$3.50. Terms. Address Box 429-S. Star
office
Evening star., 1936-06-21
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE NEW 6-R.. g.
b.. auto. heat. insulated. garage, financed
in 2 H A Call Ge 33n4
SHEPHERD,

PETWoRTH-S6 35O-32I SHEPHERD
Six spacious rooms; cool, quiet. every
vestment opportunity. Inspection invited
BARGAIN CHEVY CHASE D. C-PRICE
only IS $50. 8 nice rooms. all modern con-
Conn. ave on Morrison; lear garage
must have 50 600 cash. balance easy.
Shown by appointment only. Call Adams
0646
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Near Paul Junior Hilh school, Flye-ro,m
and bath detached bunealoW' ceHsf, nv n .
etc Nice home for small family. FTiC2'
S6 $50 Terms can be arran:eo
JOHN SCRIVENEP & BRO,
Oistrict 3560 ql4 G 81 NV
Evening star., 1936-06-21

FOR COLORED.
1871 S STREET NV
> rooms kitchen. bath-S41.5 so
sol STREET NV
= rooms. kitchen. bath----S42 so
1410 26th STREET NV.
3 rooms. kitchen baths 90
Arcola Heater Electricity.
2119 N STREET NV.
l room in baSement--&S so
SHANNON LUCHS CO..
1903 H st. NV. National 2345
rooms. s1o5o. so 6N freeman Free m pl. HW-2 NV. Z
rooms. $500.
10. FLOYD 7; DAVIS co, o
Evening star., 1936-06-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
945 Lonsfellow n.

$50.
r. and bath at 1888 r NV.
SIS.
945 Lonsfellow NV.
3 rooms, kitchen, incloSed porch.
Rarage. elec. refrigerator: outside rooms
W. p. LOCKWOOD. 14lO q st. NV. I.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
nc O437-J, CIeveIand ~
ROOMING HOUSE

Or highly desirable for residence ar
ONCE for dentist doctor etc 9 rooms
baths modern large lot lear sarag
Upper 14th st. north OF Park I'd. busino
section. For quick sale will accept Sl1 81
which is materially less than real wort
OF property. Reasonable cash paymen
Terms 10 responsible party Immedia
action necessary. INQUIRE DIXIE REALT
CO.. 1417 st. National $3.50. Sale
dept
Evening star., 1936-06-21
SALE-HOUSES.

BY OWNER, SILVER sPRING-7 ROOMS
pStnS. oouole gsraae: NV. h, Frisidsire.
-: $50. LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME.
automatic heat electric. gas: lots f11',,
flowers; near schools, Churches Sc stores tSuis
Terms; Bargain Particulars 904 ?
$4,000. TERMS. NEW BUNGALOW
rooms nnIS pa PATH all modern: lots; move IN.
sso6 CLEVELAND AVE, RIyERDALE-
easy: S6.950. Met: 1900. Met, 4Ss3. 4Ss' 9Ni'
hILLcREsT InnaL SEA BUNGALOW OF S
rooms room. IN nne order At one Of the hish
Fsss 81 hs city Src, Nice &C. shubbry
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. Rational
FAIRMoNT ST. NEAR I4th-BAY WIN
COW house Of IL rooms. baths, good for
owner suthorizes sale at sl0.50o Tys louis
p. SHOEMAKER. l719 st. NV. Ma
NEAR BLADENsBURG RID. NE.-BRIcK
corner lot. Built 8 wears ago by owner
for home at cost of about $I3 600. You
can ca ,66 now get get it from the widow for only
person. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, l7i9 X
st. NV National 1866.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME AND LOT S5.95o
Semi;bungalow large rooms ana bath
rage; large lot, 6OxISO; IA fruit trees
beautiful shrubbery; near Rhode Island
and Eastern aves. ne. Adams 3405.
Sc. BARGAIN. ON SOUTH CAROLINA
| ave.-S rooms and bath. h-wh elec
refrigerator, garage; reasonable price and
| terms. Call Adams 5335.
| GROOM BUNGALOW. H,-W.H.. STA
tionary tubs. beautiful lot, garage, schoo,2
| bus, street cars. Open. OWNER, 200
Lawrence st. ne.
SIS. S5.75O-BUNGALOw OF GOOD FRAME
| construction. oak floors h-w heat, fu
basement. open fireplace plenty Shade
trees, lot 40xI00, nice surroundings. Ou
| Mass. ave. Am. University Park D. {.
| Reasonable down payment and 81,
monthly. WHY NOT USE YOUR BONUS
| Also three lots IN D. c., water. seTel
| gas, ranging from $500 to 81 100. 80 .
by extra depth 4 / KLEINSPPETER ST
Evening star., 1936-06-21
WANTED-APARTMENTS

WANTED-GIRL HAVING FURNITURE
for own room to help find and share g
room apt. unfurn. Address Box 4S9-R.
Star once.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE APT,
furn. or unfurn.. downtown preferred;
permanent. Give full description in reply.
Address Box 93-S. Star once.
FURNISHED 1-ROOM AND KITCHEN
ette by young couple: must be reasonable.
Call Monday only North 6951.
CLIENTS WAITING FOR FURN., UNFURN.
apts.; immediate occupancy. Also special
ROSS MANAGEMENT. Natl. 1857.
HIGH-CLAsS FURNISHED APARTMENT,
not less than 3 bed rooms: preferably with
fireplace: from Sept. 10 to July l. Three
adults State price, number Of rooms, To-
cation. Address Box 437-S. Star once
YOUNG COUPLE WITH DAUGHTER 4
years would like unfurnished apt. in pri-
vate family; use Of yard. Address Box
25-S. Star ONCE.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DESIRE 2
rooms kitchen. bath. furnished. in cool.
quiet, private home. OF Wise. ave-, north
of Mass. Address care OF GOODY, 123 w.
Peyton ave. Delray. Va.
RENT OR EUBLET, / RIM, K B.. FURN.;
not over $40; walking distance, Conn, K.
Address Box 462-s, Star once. 21s
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DESIRE uE-
furnished rooms. kitchen ana hath n
private home. Addrsss BOZ 4Se.es Stef
VAz3SSs
Evening star., 1936-06-21

WOODBRIDGE 242S NEWTON ST. Ne
Det.; lg. rms, bath; sec. fir. mod. 3rm.
apt. Rent. S41 80 or arr one family. Fire
place. porch double gar. screened, yard.
wonderful buy. Owner on prem. Dec.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Conveniently located. modern brlck
dwelling of SIX rooms and bath; semi
detached Neat schools. etc. Tnls Is a
very cozy home Price only S6,S50.-
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Seyen-room and bath brick dwelling with
cellar hot-water heat, porches. garase.
AA'NS' wv" ,EApTETTA pARK
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CATHEDRAL HGTS-ALMOST NEW. DE-
tached brick; rms. 3 baths. Law. ] ST Il.
rec room. oil heat 2-car garage This l.,
a lovely Well-kept home and can be bought
for o trifle more than one-half the original
price; terms. H c BISCOE. Clev. 1923. =
Evening star., 1936-06-21
RROOKIAND

S35O-S5O0-ANDS $1,000 PAYMENT
Bungaows. houses. lots, acreage, ls[m
and investment property. ROY NJ. corr :
MAN real estate. s4Gl Georsis ave-
Silver SprinE. Nd Shepherd 4l23.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

ENGLISH COTTAGE. CHEVY CHASE. ND.
= rooms. large extra lot. trees; unusual
possioiltles; bargain; no agents. Address
Box ass. Star once
Evening star., 1936-06-21

BEAUTIFUL HOME AND LOT S5.950
Semi-bungalow large rooms ano bath
h.-w.h., electric refrigeration; lear ga
rage; large lot, 60xIS0; IA fruit trees
beautiful shrubbery; near Rhode Island
Evening star., 1936-06-21
GTOVFP PARK

- -.
Mr. 3ath and Benton sts.--Two nearly
new B. H Gruver built 6-room brlck nome
hardwood floors. eIec. refrigerator. sarase
ReasonaLIy priced $3.50 cash. Please call
NJ MAI ANEY Cleveland 1649
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CAHTOL HILL. IFS 5TH ST. NE NEAR
Stanton Park Capitol. oface bldgs : large
rms. automatic heat nice yard, garage
space. open > to pm today. Don't miss
it E. W. BAILEY. Adams 41sh.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CoLoRED-ALExANDRIA COURT u ST
room brick house. Use BRoDiE & COLBERT
1907 Eve St NV. Natl. SS15.
COLORED-l44 YOU ST NV.
: rooms, bath: $50.
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.
1875 Park Rd NV Columbia 0s3S.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
IA MCDONALD ST
DETACHED BRICK
NEAR NAVY YARD.
$3.50.

S6950.
Chevy Chase-53lO 41st st. NV
Brick. s rooms. tile bath; garage, screeneC
Sleeping porch reasonable cash paymen
balance like rent Open Sunday. IL TO
DIXIE REALTY. 1417 L 81. NV Phone
Evening star., 1936-06-21

GOING AWAY-MUST DISPOSE OF NEW.
all-modern brick home; D rooms / st floor
finished md floor. 49l. Chevy Chase blvd
Phone Wise 46I4-J
Evening star., 1936-06-21
WANTED-SUBURBAN APIS.

WANTED-SUBURBAN APTS.
NEARBY VIRGINIA. ROOMS, KITCHEN
and private bath. not over $40. Call
Shepherd 2142. ask for Mr.. Thorn.
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS SUBURBAN
apartment, two rms, kit, priv bath; heat
nished; will occupy July Is. Address Box
442-S Star once
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Sc. BARGAIN. ON SOUTH CAROLINA
ave.-S rooms and bath. h.-wh. eiec
| refrigerator. garage; reasonable price and
| terms. Call Adams 1895.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.
1888 GOOD HOPE RD. s.E.-AfL OR
part 10-room house; large veranda. yard:
nicely furnished. 21s
5si7 CUE ST. N.W-FUR. OR UNFUR. /;
tsSS 5ss,snsSSesien.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

DETACHED HOME OLIVER ST, CHE
Chase d. c. rooms, baths. sara
Lot 50xl@O. beautifully Handicapped La
living room. bed room bath ana klIeH
on HTst fioor. rooms and bath on sec"
floor owner leaving city. Priced
Evening star., 1936-06-21

l43I MERIDIAN NV. OPPORTUNITY.
Open. large rms. 3 porches. garage
! Convenient location. Small cash payment
easy terms. E W. BAILEY. Adams 1886
81 1850 SACRIFICE NEAR EASTERN
High School; s rooms. double garage. all
modern improvements. MR.. TRAX, Metro
politan S641
Evening star., 1936-06-21

MT. RAINIER BARGAIN!-oWNER MUST
sell by July ] rooms: $3.50. Mr..
CLOCK METROPOLITAN S641.
FNC.T TSu COTTAGE f-IEVY C.uASE Nsn
Evening star., 1936-06-21
RARGAINS-BARGAINS.

$500 cash will buy all-brick home
bed rooms porches ami. S5g3U
Colonial & rooms. heated garage SHln
cash only 81 500 California stucco Dun
gaIoW. inclosed porch. garage. a NIL -
$50 Come right out this afternoon: Ne"
homes S6 $50 MAYNOR, 2oOo Brent
rnnd ID n 2 North 4.s:3S.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
g ROOMS ANIL; IN GOOD N. z. SEC
ton: 81 500 MetroDoiitan S64-

Beautiful Groom home in Petworth
Sacrifice for $1,000. MR.. PERKINS,
MetropoIltan SEA-
Evening star., 1936-06-21

CHEVY CHASE CIRCL|DET. BRICK. s
ms. baths g. ned rms. bath, lst fioor
screened living porch: garage: elec. refr {:
house, lawn perfect condition. Wis 4396-J
Evening star., 1936-06-21

BY oWNER-WooDR1DGE. 36I6 SOUTH
Dakota ave NET rooms, complete ever
detail. finished basement. electric o!oWs:
seen 10 be appreciated: one block to Bur
rouehs school blocks to TAFT junior
High. a block to bus. Inquire at ooIo
Evening star., 1936-06-21

410a Ingomar st. n.w.-6 rooms. recep.
tion hall. sleeping porch, large front and
back porches; electric appliances electric
refrigeration. oil heat; near grade and
high schools church. bus and street cars;
larze yard. lovely flowers; excellent neigh
borhood: l-year lease.
1926 CHEVY CHASE PARKwAY-BRICK:
rooms a bed rooms. refrigeration. ga
rage; available at once; Sll1. To inspect
Sunday call at $500 send St. between IL
and 4. Week days, DIXIE REALTY Co.
National $3.50
Evening star., 1936-06-21

RFATTTIFUL DETACHED HOME on
Alaska ave II rooms, , baths, big sioe
porch. oil heat. Gear gsrage Bis, !o,.
INC cify and this is an opportunity u
buy very attractive home at veN
reasonable price
Evening star., 1936-06-21
1871 SHERIDAN ST. NV

l39l SHEKIDAN 81. Nv, :,
roons. attic. recreation room ana =
baths, Furred; insulated improved 81;
and alley. Ready to move into. Prlce
and terms right.
ni,,rict 334s Cleveland 4a'4
Evening star., 1936-06-21
1914 GALLATIN ST. NV.
q rooms. garage, large lot with shade
trees: reconditinned and Insulated

NEARBY VA-BEAUTIFUL WOODED
subdivision; S5.950-S7450 S5OO-S15O
down reas. monthly payments LONG
TERM FINANCING. 5-6. rooms Colonial
brick. open freplaces: large beautifully
Handicapped lot. McCLAINE. 21OO Wilson
hlrd Clarendon Va Walnut QoQN
Evening star., 1936-06-21

GROOM BUNGALOW H-WH. STA
tionary tubs. beautiful lot, garage, school,
bus street cars. Open. OWNER, 200t
Lawrence st ne
Evening star., 1936-06-21

FAIRMoNT ST. NEAR l4th-BAY WIN
dow house OF ] 2 rooms. 2 baths, good for
owner authorizes sale at SlO5OO Louis
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 < st. NV. Ma
tiOnal IIR6 "'o
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Hish School, rooms, bath garage; price,
S6' 80 mo. JAS. A. GEDDES, Agent. a20
Tower Bldg
Evening star., 1936-06-21

| 314 LEE AVE. MARYLAND PARK-pE-
tached. 5 rooms ard bath: hot-air heat,
| electricity. gas S35. Apply OWNER,
| I33 De Sales ST. nv. District 26o,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
S6.465 ASKED
IN SUIT OVER
AUTO CRASH

Damages totaling $6,4 are asked
by Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Eiler of l3l
South Sixth street in Ell Centre as
a result of an automobile accident
which occurred near Imperial
Thursday. They seek to recover the
sum from Olive Marcel Duncan, al
legged to be the driver of the auto
mobile responsible for the coils
ion.
The accident was caused, accord
ing to the complaint, because of the
reckless driving of Mrs. Duncan
Mrs. Duncan is held in the county
Jail following her arrest shortly af-
ter the accident.
In the complaint, the Eilers ask
$3.50 for damages to their automo-
bile, $4,000 for injuries Mrs. Eiler
received in the accident, 500 for
physicians bills, 500 for hospital
and nurses bills, and SIS for drugs
and medicines. In addition they
seek $1,000 for the loss of Mrs.
Eiler's services in operating the
Starr Piano company in Ell Centre
as well as looking after the duties
of her home.
Lee Nuffer is attorney for the
plaintiffs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10
ALIEN BAN
P R 0 P 0 S T D
IN MEASURE
Foreigners Would Be
Barred From Relief
Rolls

WASHINGTON, May 8.
(UP) = Congressional sup
porters of organized labor
nailed the prevailing wage
amendment to the S2,364,-
100000 work relief deficiency bill
today as a forerunner of a federal
short-work law.
The amendment ordering WPA
Administrator Harry Hopkins to
pay prevailing wage rates to ap-
proximately 100000 persons
cleared the way in the house for
final roll calls and passage of the
record peace time appropriation
Monday.
The only other amendment to
the administration measure would
prohibit aliens illegally in the
United States from going on relief
rolls. House leaders predicted the
bill would go to the senate in a
form acceptable to President
Roosevelt
Rep. William P. Connery, chair
man of the house labor commit
tee, and author of the 30-hour
wCrk-week bill, predicted the pre-
vailing wage amendment would
result in industry increasing its
wage levels.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-10

and Texas were elated by the best
general rains this spring that gave
them hopes of producing good
crops. A blizzard lashed southern
Colorado and northern New MeXi-
co. blanketing some some sections
with a 15-inch snowfall.
A tornado ripped through the
village of Hanna, Okla, and in
jured more than a score of per-
sons, six seriously. Damage was
estimated at more than $75, 900.
Communication facilities were
disrupted, traffic was halted and
streams neared flood stage as d
result of the blizzard in Colorado
and New Mexico. The Arkansas
river in Colorado was running bank
full and hap washed out at least
Cne bridge
The Colorado dust bowl" re-
ceived its best soaking in six
months. Amarillo, Tex. in the
center of the area that had been
ravaged by dust storms, failed
to benefit from the heavy rains
that extended into the Kansas and
Oklahoma areas.