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Evening star., 1936-06-17
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Evans. Eugene M.
GoTback. Arthur G.
Grinder, George H.
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Adams. Samuel w.
Aiken. Thomas w.
Anderson, Richard
Bachrach, Morton I
Bailey, Richard L.
Welk. Robert E.
Bialek. Robert
Boyle. William j.
Byrne, Robert F.
Canova, Enrique c.
Cavileer, Richard N
Clark. James A.
Colvln, Walter H.
Conlan, Bernard L.
Conover. Richard
Cooke, Edward A.
Dusinberre, P. D, il
Ea sion. Robert l..
EicholtZ, Dale NJ.
Ellis, Kent
ESlin. Clin on H.
Field, John H.
Fullam, Richard J.
Garvey, Thomas B.
Gilbert, Wilfred
Gray. Robert
Hill. James
Hurt, Carl r.
Kelso, Arthur D.
Kengla, Louis
klaasse, Robert A.
Koogle, Paul H.
Kuenstle. George p.
Gatimer. Roberts E.
Lupton, Edward l.
Lyon. John N.
MeikleiohII. w. T.
Moore, Eric
Moore, James B.
Morgan, Albert L., ]
Morrow, Edison J.
Payne, John G.
Pavne. John w.
Pollard. Willard A.
Porterheld. Jack T.
Raum, Ralph J.
Read, Irving I.
Reese, Wallace L.
Richardson. W. A.
RIordan, Joseph r.
Sanders, Glenn H.
Shifet. Claude J.
Sickles. Carlton r.
Simpson. William F
Smith, Fred w.
Sparks. Raymond E
Stahl, Edward S.
Stevens, Ross S.
Strausser. Keith
Swab. Eugene P.
Terrill, James R.
Thackstor, e. NJ.
Trew, James T.
Triplett. Caniel G.
Ullman, William r.
WaggamaJl, w. A.
Waters, Robert L.
Whitney. Alden H.
Whitten, BENJAMIN
Wilson, Thomas L.
Youngman Wilbur
Bageant. D. M.
Balnbridge. B. E.
Balderson, j. r.
Balderson. V. 3.
Baruch. B. j.
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Bean. Anna L.
Beattie. June z.
Blrgfeld. Mary E.
Boorman. Lois
Boyce. Edith z.
Brandt. D. E.
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Newbold
Evening star., 1936-06-17

Sailors of the British Navy are to
have air mail forwarded to them at
sea.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 7; Philadelphia 9.
Pittsburgh 3; Boston 4.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14
Oklahoma Fugi-
tives Still Gone

Continues from Page One.J
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14

the present administration, Mr.. Hoey,
Gardner and Ehringhaus which DR..
Mcdonald has made throughout the
campaign. AS a result, the Hoey
forces are more than ever convinced
that all Graham will do is to run a
poor third in the primary. They also
fear that this new line of attack
which Graham is using will make it
more likely that those who do vote
for Graham will be inclined to vote
for Mcdonald rather than Hoey in
a second primary.
Graham Group Pleased.
The Graham strategists, however,
are not only pleased, but enthusiastic
with the public reaction to the new
line of attack by Graham in which he
is socking both Mcdonald and Hoey
and maintain that this new offensive
is helping Sandy Graham more than
any one else and that the claims of
the rival candidates are being made
merely to Keep up their own courage
or to muddy the already dirty poll
teal waters and make them still mud
der. They maintain that Graham is
not only branding DR.. Mcdonald as
a youthful and imported political
theorist who is seeking to experiment
on the Democratic party in North
Carolina, but that he is also branding
Mr.. tfoey as an ultra-conservative
candidate under obligation to the "old
guard" or the machine" in North
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14

brickyard foreman, and escaped in d
guards automobile during a bloody
break from the prison yesterday, in
which "a convicts took part. Three
others are at large.
Prison Secretary Fred Daughtery
said the five convicts with Doak and
the two guards as hostages seized
another car and split into two parties
east of Blanco, Okla, 20 miles south
west of McAlester
He said that the two cars had been
seen with only one hostage, believed
to be doped. He said the guards were
thought to have been thrown from the
speeding automobile.
The two carloads Of fleeing con-
victs were heading toward the Ar
kansas border, Daughtery said re-
ports indicated. Posses spread out
over the Kiamichi mountains in an
attempt to head them off.
From one of the recapttifed prison.
ers retaken after the knife flashing
break from the prison brickyard, the
warden learned that one of the two
hostage guards, Tuck Cope, was
wounded
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14

Carolina and more or less committed
to a continuation Of the present re-
gime in the State government.
The result, according to the Ora
ham managers and strategists, is that
those Democrats to whom DR.. Nc
Donald has seemed too radical and
Mr. Hoey too conservative, but who
feared that Graham was also too close
ly linked with the present admins
tration, are now realizing that Ora
ham is the only safe, sane, free and
unfetterd candidate in the race, Meth
er too liberal nor too radical. Accord
ingly, he is cutting deeply into the
Mcdonald following in many coun-
ties and even drawing some away
from Mr.. Hoey his workers maintain.
They further insist that the only way
to cut into the Mcdonald following
was for Graham to indicate that he
was not the fair-haired favorite of
the present administration by making
a clean break with the present pow
ers that be to the extent of denounc-
ing both Governor Ehringhaus and
former Governor Gardner.
Substantiating Mcdonald.
The opposition candidates, and es-
pecially Sandy Graham, are only serv-
ing to substantiate the charges which
have been made all along by DR.. Nc
Donald in his campaign for the Dem
ocratic nomination for governor to
the effect that the North Carolina
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14

State government is dominated by
machine politics." w. Il. Lumpkin,
State campaign manager for DR.. Nc
Donald, said here today in an exclus-
! i've statement for the afternoon news
papers.
"rhe charges which have been hur-
led by Sandy Graham against the
Gardner hrihghaus combine and the
reply by O. Max Gardner in which he
expressed regret that Graham should
attack his former political bed-fellows
only go to prove that DR.. Mcdonald
has been correct in his claims from
the outset Lumpkin said.
"At the very beginning of the cam
paign, DR.. Mcdonald charged that
Clyde Hoey and Sandy Graham were
tarred with the same stick and that
they were important cogs in the poll
teal machine that is dominating
North Carolina, DR.. Mcdonald was
then attacked by his opponents as
being a Republican and as a traitor
to the Democratic party, under whose
banner he is running for governor.
Graham Accuses Gardner.
but now, 10 and behold, here comes
wi Nj nlloAA4 OAA1A 5AAtS CAAc~e &~AoA 1dA u
ner is dominating North Carolina by
long distance telephone. In his des-
peration, he has broken with the ma
chine with which has been connected
for Is years in futile effort to block
the leading candidate, DR.. Mcdonald.
All of which Injuries the feelings of
Max Gardner, the head buster Of the
machine. They had been political bed
fellows for SO long that Max can't
understand how Sandy could allow
political expediency to overshadow his
loyalty to the machine It's a very
sad day for the machine in North
Carolina. It looks as if the old ma
chine is just crumbling to pieces be-
fore the courageous onslaught of
Ralph Mcdonald.
ut won't be long now. Primary day
is just around the corner. The people
are going to the polls then and cast
their votes for Mcdonald, the can
didate who has scared the daylights
out of the machine and whose cleo
ton will mean the end Of irng domi-
nation in North Carolina"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14
HENDERSON WHIPS"
OXFORD TEAM, ia
Rejuvenated Tobacconists
Flash Fast Brand of Base
ball in Victory

The Henderson Tobacconists. flash
ed the fastest brand Of baseball seen
here for many moons yesterday aft
ernoon as they whipped Oxford Dodg-
ers IL to at League Park.
Henderson got off to an early start,
scoring four runs in the first inning,
and was never threatened through
out the remainder of Che game, Thar
rington and peasants hurling the vic
tory.
Yesterdays attendance was NOT
what it should have been, but those
who saw the contest were. of the opin-
ion that one of the best ball clubs for
some years had been assembled here
and fans are looking forward to a fast
brand of baseball for the coming
season in the Virginia-Carolina league
Score by innings: r
Oxford ............. Oil 900 O02- 4
Henderson ...... 400 DAB 1Ox-12
Robertson nd Mangum; Tharring-
ton, sPleasants and Beaman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Re8N1fs]
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Durham IA; Rocky Mount 3.
Asheville 4; Richmond 1.
Portsmouth 8; Norfolk o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14
Graham's Tactics
Please Mcdonald
Continued from Page one.)

CONTINUED from Page One.)
has recently decided to sock Hoey.
Governor j. C. B. Ehringhaus. former
Governor o. Max Gardner, Assistant
Commissioner of Revenue Marcus
Cicero Stephens Noble, Jr., and vari-
GUS and sundfy others and branch out
into the heavyweight centipede class.
many are beginning to wonder wheth-
er he is helping his own campaign
or that of his opponents.
Mcdonald Delighted.
The Mcdonald managers and sun
porters are elated and delighted at
the new tactics of Graham and main
tain that his attack on Governor En-
ringhaus, the present Democratic adj
fninistration and on o. Max Gardner
is merely making more votes for DR..
Mcdonald by proving the contentious
OF the Forsyth college professor that
the State has been and still is DOM
mated by the Gardner
machine. w. L.. Lumpkin, State cam
paign manager for DR.. Mcdonald, to-
day issued statement in which he
gloated and exulted over the new
Graham tactics and pointed out that
all Graham is now doing is to sub
stantiate the charges of machine
domination which Mcdonald has been
making since the beginning of the
campaign.
The Hoey forces, which are becom-
ing increasingly bitter towards Ora
ham because of the attack he is MAX
ing on both Governor Ehringhaus and
Max Gardner, are convinced that he
IS making tremendous mistake, also
that he is driving more voters away
from the Graham camp than he is
attracting into it. They are convinced
that some of these are going over in
to the Hoey camp, because of disgust
at the new Graham campaign meth
DDS, but fear. that a larger number
are going into the Mcdonald army,
since they maintain that Graham is
now making the same charges against
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14
Leafs Play Three {.
Games Week End

Three games have. been carded
for the Henderson TObaccOniStS
during the weekend.
Henderson meets Home Security
of Durham here tomorrow after
noon at A o'clock and again Satur-
day at $3.50 O'clock, and then the
team goes to GOldsb0ro to tackle
Otto Pahlman's Goldbugs in the
Coastal Plains League.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 3; Detroit 1
New York 4; st. Louis 1.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-14

PIEDMONT LEAGUE

.PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Durham at Rocky Mount.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
Richmond at Asheville.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
1852-Alton B. Parker, New Yorl
State lawyer and jurist, Democrat
opponent of Theodore Roosevelt TO
the Presidency in 1904, born at Cort
land, N. Y. Died May 10, 1926.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME:
quick settlement. This ad is not for pur-
LoSe OF obtaining listings E. A. GARVEY
DIST. 45uS: eve. Geo $500 lI@G Vt ave
I WILL PAY CASH FOR A HOUSE IN OR
near AnacoStla If it is a bargaln State
price ano location. Address Box 36I-X.
Star once.
/ WANT A GROOM HOUSE NE OR Sc.
unoer SO 900. will pay cash Give price
and location in reply. Address Box 36O-X.
Star office.
WANTED-FOUR-FL BUILDING OR
lot or old house. any condition in north
west. cash What have you2 Address
Box AK Star office.
WILL BUY BRICK OR FRAME HOUSE.
paw all cash. quick settlement: must be
bargain. not over $4,000. National Sq51
WILL GIVE ENTIRELY MODERN STRIFE
Dan mouse which cost me - 5Op TO build
as down payment on new or nearly new de-
about $4,000: cash available. Address Box
353-X Star Office
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HOUSES UNFURNIshED.
Alb LEE BLVD.

New brick center-hau English Colonial
home 3 bed rooms :. baths. L master bed
room with full bath finished attic, living
room l3x20 fireplace: large sun room. |
windows: dining room. kitchen. finished
basement: on heat, garage large lot. con-
venient to stores churches schools. Ss2. 80:
downtown bus service. Call
J. GARRETT BEITZELL.
District 300.
Or Phone Falls Church 313-W-2
Evening star., 1936-12-19
HOUSES FURNISHED.
housEs EUR OR uNEuR.

MY NEW FTVE-ROOM HOME 4O7 CEDAR
lane, Bethesda shown by appointment.
Wisconsin 246l-M
OPPOSITE FOLGER LIBRARY-S RMS. .
baths. INV n: 3 apts.; mostly furn.; pres
ent tenant used /; gets. Sl05, for rent:
rent so. Vacant Jan. |. Call OWNER,
Lincoln S:i39-M or at l23 4th St Sc.
HEATED COTTAGE. FURN OR UNFURN.
every convenience; $50 mo. MARYLAND
CLUB GARDENS. phone Hillside 0600. 20'
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ga SILVER SPRING AVE, SILVER
Spring-BrIck bungalow rooms. ami:
s.95O or S65 mo. BAINS REALTY CO,
H4l3 Georgia ave. Shepherd 1892
Evening star., 1936-12-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RESPONSIBLE. YOUNG. MARRIED. DE-
sire furnished home in Hyattsville or near
by sub Irbs. Phone Potomac O93a-J
) OR ROOM HOUSE. WITH CONVEN-
fences, MONTGOMERY County. not over -
miles District line. rent not over S35.
Address Box I0-X. Star office. 30'
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.
tContinuedD
2O5 OUACKENBOS ST. NV.
FOR WHITE.
uOuGEG

Bungalow rooms and bath hot
water heat electricity; So 80 month.
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO,
1908 II ST NV. National 2345.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEW COY APT.e2 R. K. AND B.. PHONE,
elec. refrigeration. everything included.
$50: one block to bus line: adults only.
Walnut 717a.
IN WOoDSIDE PARK MD-UNFUR-
nished; 3 rooms and bath. screened-ln
porch. private entrance. garage: heat. light.
gas: half block from bus; churches. schools
and stores; in beautifully located. private
Telephone Shepherd 4155 or Shepherd
3745. 20'
FULLY FURNISHED, 2 LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen and private bath. elec. refrigerator
and stove; all current furnished without
extra charge. Large lawn with forest trees,
fronting 100 feet on Baltimore pike. one
block south of Riverdale Bank; $50. Call
Greenwood 1923.
LYON PARK. vA-LOVELY APT. 2
rooms. kitchenette; bath and hall; heat
and water furnished; elec. refrigerator.
Rent. $50. Phone Burnett. Walnut S643
414 EAST CUSTIS AVE, ALEXANDRIA
Va.-3-room furn. apt semi-bath; on bus
line: $40. Phone Alexandria 14S4-W.
645 NO JACKSON ST. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. first floor:
private entrance; light, heat. gas furnished:
$50. Clarendon 101-W. Call before 10
am
Evening star., 1936-12-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLORED-RARGAIN

Price. Only $500. Easy Terms
1915 Oregon Ave, NV
3-story brick. o rooms and bath hot
water neat. gas water heater. large yard
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Eye St Natl. 1859
Evening star., 1936-12-19
HOUSES FURNISHED.

nOOS6S FONNtSHES.
SEMI-DETACHED 5 ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch oil heat. West 1160, MR.. NELSON.
SENATORS AND CONGRESSMEN
We invite your inspection of our many
beautiful homes, located in select localities.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 3465. 2O'
SS SatSs hs ar IT 81 Barns smD
eSse' oniy poee@ae sBse'0n sssBs 0s
DELIGHTFUL NV. HOME. ARTISTICAL-
guest room. 6 bed r.. breakfast r.. baths
and showers: beautifully Handicapped
grounds, huge trees: doubls, garage: stone
portation. ARTIST owner. SSEsae9 Shepherd
sAUI's AppI@TIoN-e @ RMS. IL X BATHS:
ss @osd IKE ifs'et to fssD tssnt
s4se SSS HAMToh yssd ca Aasms sT NWs1x gss5 ROOMS
BETHEspA-7 RMS, BED RMS,
tricai equipment; double lot. we'll land
ssaped immediats possession months;
4539 43rd PL. N.W,.-6,ROOM BUNGA-
spestieS il. n. SMITH III H. cisS. a Sal IL evs.. %
500 CAMERON ST. ALExANpRIA: va
veniently located. Alex. 503-w.
BETHESDA, MD.
bed rooms. automatic heat. double ga
rage. Near schools. l block from bus
line Georgia 1904.
1903 GRACE CHURCH RD.,
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Five rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. garage: S62 80.
20 oAKwooD RD.
HYATTSvILLE. MD.
Five rooms. bath. garage. electric
WEAVER BROS, INC,
v,sas,sss. Eida. Eidigtinss inssss.ss sAss.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

CONVENIENT TO CONN. -AVE.-APT.. OF
liv. rm.. dinette. bed rm- kitchen and bath
can be bought for $3.50: total carrying
charge incl liquidation of debt, S42 so per
month. Address Box 75-X, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
NO cash PAYMENT.

Laree 5-room Colonial bungalow. hoorfd
attic. h.-v.h., fireplace; situated on two
lots: garage: near bus. Terms. S55 per
month for first six months. then 5000
cash. with allowance half monthly paw
ments credited toward purchase price on
this very low-priced home Call Green
wood 1897 for appointment
Evening star., 1936-12-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FLORIDA WATERFRONT PROPERTY
GIVE description location. price Address
Box 293-W. Star Office
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW HOME. 2:05 .3lst PL. HILLCREsT.
everything the latest: beautiful location.
Call T. M, N; NOLAN. owner and builder.
NEW STONE DETACHED HOME. RMS.
> baths. Lear garage. oil burner: fireplace
in living room. 434S Ellicott st. Price.
S1?.250: terms. Decatur 050l; evenings.
Columbia 1873. "a
$500 CAsH-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Spacious home large rooms ms real n6aT1M 5sTga,n
Nstona fR5 4sa esoraa 5s4s
S9.25O-No. cLEv. PARK-.DETACHED
large living room. Mr.. ROSS. National
1876: eve. Cleveland S116.
$3.50 FOR sIx-RoOM AND BATH
residence zoned first commercial in
growing northwest business section: auto
matte heat. inclosed rear porch; very deep
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. CHEAP-sIx-
room house near st. Gabriel. To inspect
call Georgia 1855.
Newton st, ,n.w--a rooms. baths. recon
ssS, SoS@s Or ssS aPSs. Key. 1916 Newton NV.
2042 NEWARK ST. N.W-1O R.. 2 B.;
$500, cash; balance like rent Met. 1900
Decatur 1912. 20'
MODERN. BRICK. SIX LG. ROOMS. .eI2
ing wide avenue residential: suitable for
doctor; s1i,750. Georgia $50. to u. pm.
NEW BRICK. sEMI-DETACHED. 8
rooms recreation room eco1 :; baths tbs oil heat.
Rand Randolph 31s5. Is. 0' OO0- 90.
BUNGALOW. ROOMS. ANIL. BUILT-IN
;o aH coTIer :.e near North ssa ttrsetve
sRooM aras aoIsE sWa daa5s sSPNG ssIase PoETM Two
blocks from bus and street car: one-fare
can cGhf A. VAR WARMAN Aea Capitol @ Heishts fH hts Ve
baths hardwood floors. 3 Dorches: laundry
in lsrse basement VACANT and modern:
aRa h sne st. st. Pcs tine
s7.75O-NEW DETACHED 6-RM. BRICK
house. with slate roof. 2 baths, 2-car ga
Rigs rd Md. just over D. c. line at
Eastern ave. 10 minutes drive to down
town; near D. c. school. Emerson 9O94
oUTsTANDSINSG S5r, I,Ir DETACHED ZD,,I HOME At
schools $; and md tran. transDOrtatl9n Surrounded
q Msryiand; 5000 j. H GoRDoN,
A REAL VALUE IN INVESTMENT PROP
over 10000 So f.; first commercial, Rent
ed $40 per month; S3,950. National 9646
Emerson 6513.
s4;5oo-sl2;see sl;se PENN4; ass ,,r,sy AVE. s-EmsIx
Vacant. Vacant so Phone AT Atlantic 5sasR oTner eDta
3645 WARDER ST. N.W.-EIGHT-ROOM
corner residence. two baths. two garages
gas heat This. house has just been COM
pletely remodeled and is SIS 900 below
market price. Suitable for doctor or dem
'''' ~ C. H. SMALL CO..
a30 kew York Ave District 1851.
$500 CASH-BALANCE LIKE RENT.
$50 month; no renewals; new. detached,
5 rooms; large upstairs for 8 additional
sc. Lincoln O736-J.
AN ECONOMY HOME
In Chevy Chase. D. c. Brand-new. all
brick. slate roof modern. we'll located.
dGe fSs II 6fe and Der
When VIII this charminT modern home may be
soealIIa CAEL j. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Clev. 2S32 Until Pm.
NE.-BUNGALOw
VACANT. Small cash pasment and S4b
Per nonths shs sed TSomf ATS fireplace
vacant: sfsf iMMsp1ATE 4 sb aEFasHs PossRssroN. 8
families. fSnmi: Small cash payment. Cali Mr..
1924 1sts MhrsE =. NV \ JAMES bissTieis sMfsi ss47
MT. PLEAsANT-W1LL TRADE.
Practically new g years old: 8 rooms,
HOLLYWOOD bath: semi-det.: rec. rm,, aut.
Change. caari e. Sale price $3.50. Natl. $3.50.
522 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
excellent condition. buiIt-in garage h.-w.h..
:ssoo, Eore. ssss to
xs.ro,eii5:n sSsz. cisssisnA slsl.
Evening star., 1936-12-19

Sw cor GEORGETOWN rd. and Oak
st. Alta Vista. Md r. b. Si0o.0 90
1900 Georgia ave- r. and bath ao.oo
441S 14th st. n.e.-6 r, baths 5000
i rms and bath - 1900
144O Girard ST nw-6 r. and bath IS 90
3f45 Veazey st nw-6 r and bath IS 90
1905 18th st ne r and bath 1000
l6l E Quincy st. Ch. CHI. Md
rms. s and . m bathD'-o"--~ "' W. NV 5000
and bath "". 5000
1oI3l7th ST ne-6 rms and bath 55 100
sos Fla ave n e-H rms and bath 1880
$500 Eyarts ST. ne r. and bath $3.50
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BETHESDA, MD.

4 bed rooms. automatic heat. double ga
rage, Near schools. l block from bus
line Georgia 1904
Evening star., 1936-12-19

1903 GRACE CHURCH RD.,
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Five rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. garage; $62 30.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
63l1 OAKRIDGE AVE.

Chevy Chase. Md.-Modern detached
brick rooms. . baths. screened
porch 2-car garage: Sl15 month.
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO,
1505 II ST NV National o345
Evening star., 1936-12-19

1909 10Th ST. NV.
New. detached brick: 2 bed rooms .
baths, large recreation room with bar. side
porch. G. z. oil burner lavatory in base
ment; 2-csr. detached garage; large lot
Evening star., 1936-12-19

SIS, ,950-DISTRICT HTS.
l75 WASHINGTON BLVD
Detached. six large rooms and tile bath
cellar. hot-water heat. garage; completely
reconditioned. Terms. $500 cash. balance
like rent Vacant
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-02
House Passes Navy Bill,
Two BattIeships Included

Piloted by advocates of ade.
quate national defense, the larg.
est peace-time naval appropria.
ton bill in history sailed to safe
passage in the House yesterday.
It was approved without record
vote.
ying allotmentS totaling
1881, 086, TOT, the measure provides
for increase i n airplanes, ships,
ornaments and personnel.
Bombarded with criticism by a
scattered opposition on the ground
it was "too big" the bill was ma
neuvered through Singularly quiet
session of the House unchanged.
It's quick passage in the House was
considered new record for legis-
lation of national Importance. The
House received the bill only Thurs.
day.
BY a vote of 212 to 70, the House
approved recommendation Of its
Appropriation Committee and
voted for the construction Of two
giant battleships beginning next
year in the event foreign powers
signify their intention Of increased
naval ornaments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-02
DRIVER SOUGHT
BY HURT BOY

A 16-year-old boy today ap-
pealed for the name Of a woman
inotorist who threw him from
his bicycle in collision at Mas
sachusettS Avenue and Twelfth
Street Northwest, last night
breaking his arm.
Rosario Pappalardo of lila H
st. N. E., told police the car
struck him as he was turning
into Twelfth Street about z p. m.
The woman driver stopped and
offered aid which was refused,
the boy said, because he thought
he was unhurt.
Several hours later, however,
pains developed and at Casualty
Hospital it was found his left
arm had been broken just above
the wrist. The boy is now at his
home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-02
OUR HELEN
IS TOPS

The tennis world has
much to be grateful for
in the return Of Helen
Wills Moody. She is
the first and the last
word in tennis.
Wholeheartedly, she
enters the game with
but one object in view
-victory-and we all
know she carries out
that object.
AS graceful as a
dancer, H ellen Wills
Moody swings her rae
quet and plays the
game. She plays a fair,
square game, and she
does play it.!
DORIS ABBOTT,
1881 South Agriculture
Building.