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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-11
NEW FARM PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, Jan l1.-It is reported an agreement is near on the general policies for new farm program. A committee of thirteen farmers and Representatives have requested an immediate conference with Secretary of Agriculture Hen ry A. Wallace and Chester Davis, Chairman of the Congressional Committee on Agriculture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-11
ANCHORAGE MAN DIES

James Fitzsimmons, 81. of Anch- orage, died recently of anemia. He had been an employee of A. A. Shon- beck for several years, having been in charge of his chicken ranch near the golf course.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-11
Jury Deliberates Nine Hours and One-Half in Mur-
 der Trial
SECOND APPEAL IS
 TINTED BY DEFENSE
Retrial of Chichagof Death Case Ends Tn Stern
 CT Verdict

A verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree, with recom- mendation against capital punish ment, was returned at 10:36 am. today in the Federal District Court by the jurors weighing the case of Harry DeGroot.
 DeGroot, charged with the slay- ing of Abe Hansen at Chichagof in March, 1883, was found guilty of second degree murder in that year and sentenced to 20 years. Granted a new trial after an ap- peal to the Circuit Court of Ap- peals. he now faces a life sen- tence.
 Term Mandatory
 The passing of sentence has not been set by Judge George F. Alex ander. but the life term is man. datory upon the return of such verdict under the Compiled Laws of Alaska.
 The defendant took the decision calmly in court this morning, and Defense Attorney H. L. Faulkner indicated that the case might again be appealed. The return of a sterner verdict, in the retrial of case which has been successfully appealed, is said to be compar- atively rare in court annals. In the DeGroot trial it was said to be due at least in part to the com- plete reversal of her previous tes- timony by Mrs. Peter Kirkibo, the former Mrs. DeGroot.
 Deliberate Nine Hours
 The jurors were given the case at 11.55 am. yesterday, and reach ed their decision. after nine hours and one-half of deliberation, at 930 last night. Their sealed ver- dict was read in the courtroom this morning.
 DeGroot was accused of killing Hansen, alleged bootlegger, aboard gasboat at Hirst- -Chichagof after the former barber and electrician had gone to the island in an as- serted effort to persuade his wife to return to Juneau with him. Mrs. DeGroot, the present Mrs Kirkibo, is said to have refused, and elected to remain on the island with Hansen.
 Self-Defense Claimed
 The shooting is said to have oc- cured just as Hansen and the accused mans wife were taking their leave of him.
 The Government, represented by Assistant District Attorney George w. Folta, claimed the victim was shot in the back as an act of cold blooded murder.
 Defense Counsel Faulkner cited threats assertedly made at DeGroot by Hansen. and declared the act to be one of elf-defense.
 Stories Conflict
 The trlal, marked by continuous objections from both sides as to the admissibility of certain evidence. was featured by Mrs. Kirkibo's declaration that statements made at the first trial on behalf of her husband were "all false'
 Her original story, citing numer- ous threats made by Hansen and his drunk and belligerent condi- tion, she declared to have been carefully rehearsed' with her hus- band before the trial
 After he had been put in Mo- Neil's Island, she said she learn ed what kind of man he was" and vowed to tell the whole truth" if his appeal for a new trial should be granted.
 The jurors in the case were ex- cused until January 20 this morn ing. when the hearing of civil cases will be held.
 Murder Case Due
 Arguments for a new trial in the case of Jacob Williams, native fCnrftnuaa ox, nan> c,{cS<N
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-11
JUDGE TRU|TT MAKES FORMAL
 FILING TODAY
Attorney General Will Seek Reelection on Demo-
 cratic Ticket

Attorney General James s. Truitt today filed his formal declaration of candidacy for reelection on the Democratic ticket. Judge Truitt, who swept into office in the Democratic landslide of 1892, has been endorsed by all of the Divisional conventions. He is widely known in the Territory and was prominent attorney at Anchorage for many years before be- coming public official.
 He is opposed on the Republican ticket by Harry G. Mccain of Ket- chikan, who filed recently.
 February is the final date for filing of candidates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-11
NOwELLs RETURNING

MT. and Mrs. Willis E. Novel; and Everett Howell are ssengers aboard the Northwestern for Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-11
NAVAL SESSION AGAIN DELAYED
 UNTIL TUESDAY
Postponement to Give Dele. gates Time to Discuss
 Japan s Demands

TOKYO, Jan. 11.-High of ficials of the Navy Office and also Foreign Office have de- cided to instruct the Japanese delegation at the London Naval Conference to attempt further conciliation before walking out of the conference.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-11
CLEMENCY IS
 DENIED FAMED
 BABY KIDNAPE:R
Story of Dr. "Jafsie' Con- don Disregarded by New
 Jersey Appeal Board
KILLER GOES TO
 CHAIR NEXT FRIDAY
Stir Raised Over Report Bronx 'Go-Between Knew
 More Than He Testified

BULLETIN - TRENTON, N. J., Jan. II. Bruno Richard Hauptmann has lost his plea when the Court of PardOns an- nounced that clemency is de- nied.
 The Court of Pard0ns made the announcement after an hours dcliberatiOn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-11
CLIFFORD RETURNING

E. N. Clifford, well known broker, is returning to his Juneau head quarters aboard the Northwestern.
Evening star., 1936-06-29

CONN. ANE-lUU FL. FRONIAGE. ZONE
for apartments. Bargain. RALPH NOR
GALL. 923 18th st NV. National 4353
NEAR ALABAMA AVE. AND 36th ST.
s-e.-A lot combining the homemaker's
creams hlgh. wooded. win stream ana
spring, almost as much land as a small
park Price only 81 500. 90. Terms cash.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV.
National 1866.
LYON PARK. VA.-LOT 4Oxl50. IN EX-
elusive residential section; all modern con-
venient; busses pass within one-haf block.
Walnut 1855
Evening star., 1936-06-29

SHORT WALK OF TowN-cooL. ONE
room 9atn; PATH kltsheretse; sap TS Afte.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

BRAND NEW BRICK HOME IN FINEST
residential park of Alexandria: rooms
> baths, sleeping porch. recreation room
modern in every respect; S95. An erchi-
tectural gem in a setting such as only na
ture can provide. not Just another house
Phone Alexandria 314S-299S for appoint
ment to inspect. Reference required.
WILL SHARE s-ROOM HOME IN DESIR
able section with responsible parties: ample
ground: near bus. District 597a.
5-R. AND B. BUNG. 3 ACRES: Is MIN
sc Capitol bldg; ami. nicely furn.: elec
kitchen, Kelvinator: lawns. flowers. fruit
grapes; high cool. Only 500. InauiTe
l4l4 G St sc.
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OPPORTUNITYI

Beautiful Groom studio stone house. all
modern. Ideal setting. in an exception
ally large corner wooded lot. Ready for
Cali or s see Mr. J. c. HosKINs, IS phone; phone
Fails Church 5O7. or w S. HOGE. JR..
Cherrydale, Va, phone Walnut T94O.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.)


S6.gOO-BRICK BUNGALOW.
20 BayIy ave. Hyattsville Hills bed
rooms, bath. living room, dining room,
kitchen. full cellar and large unfinished
JOHN DEVEREUx. BUILDER.
1901 Mass. Ave. National 96s3.
A REAL HOME. BRICK. $1,000. 90
Paved street. near u. Of Md: rms, tile
bath. breakfast alcove. recreation room.
foored attic. oil burner. garage; lot
50x150; blocks to bus, stores etc.
A H. SEIDENSPINNER.
BALTIC. Blvd, Riverdale, Md. Hyatts. $50
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, ROOMS AND
tile bath; h.-w. heat; modern kitchen with
cabinet. fioored attic. large cellar. Near
MI. Rainier; on State ROAD. S5'950.
Natl. 1911. Eve. Greenwood 2514.
MT RAINIER BARGAINS.
Four rooms and bath bungalow, sewer.
water. gas and electricity, garage and
chicken house Lot 50x160. Only 81 300.
Five-room bungalow. ami, large attic.
closets and pantry. full cellar, laundry
trays. large, shady lot; paved street;
S4,250; small cash payment.
r. T. VIOLET a. SON,
3S43 34th St., Mt. Rainier. Nd.
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SACRIFICE BUY.
PRICE "a 250

G-room and bath bungalow, INV h.,
ami. situated on corner; . lots. garage
shade trees, shrubs; high elevation. newly
Owner will sacrifice for substantial cash
payment. with easy monthly terms Price.
S4.250. Compare this with any other value.
rnnIrnc
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TO SETTLE ESTATE.

DETACHED BRICK-SS.95O.
Located in good NV. suburb on corner
lot facing circle. large rms, open ire-
place, living rm.. porch. modern kitchen
Built-in garage. This home was formerly
purchased for 81 1900 At the price quot
ed should sell on inspection New paint,
paper and shades. Can be bought on easy
terms. Address and further informati
may be had by calling MR.. REILLY. Cleve-
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REAL BARGAIN.

1908 Jefferson st NV. '(semi-det), o
rooms; bath; h.w. floors. gas, heat. pink of
condltion. Convenient two car lines. Good
nelehborhood: nice yard; 2-car garage to
wide alley. Screened. Metal weather strip:
AWNINGS glassed-in porch. Southern expos
LOOK before buying. Price and terms right.
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SALE-HUUSES.
DETACHED HOME.
6210 9Th ST. NV

NEAR TAKOMA PARK.
Living room "a # wide. open fireplace;
3 bright. cool bed rooms: unfinished attic.
hardwood floors. h.-w.h.. instantaneous
heater: laundry trays lavatory in full
cellar. Beautiful. large lot with shade
trees to alley. with 2-car garag.. Reason
ably priced. convenient terms. Phone to-
night Line Alb
Evening star., 1936-06-29
OPEN EVENINGS.
43lO BRANDYWINE ST. NV.
LADIES

You must inspect this new brick home. in
exclusive NV suburbs. 4 bed rooms. >
baths Price. $3.50. To inspect call Mr-
TEW Emerson 5O43. between B and 9:30
today and tomorrow.
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A GOOD BUY.

Attractive 5-room bungalow, Gear ga
rage. In beautiful Silver Spring. located on
large corner lot one block from Georisa
ave. Convenient to busSes. schools, stores.
churcheS. Completely renovated
oU,.VERI EASY TERMS.
Brodie & Colbert, Inc,
National SS16 EVENINGS WiSropxin KAN
Evening star., 1936-06-29
SALE-HOUSES.
BUY A BUNGALOW

Open-3205 Otis st. n.e.-Lovely rooms
and bath, inclosed back porch. hot-water
heat. built-in garage. full cellar. Can be
bought on small terms. Call owner, l.. E
L IRGCONIR Nnrth nlh2-M
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2-FAMnY HOUSE

10IU 18th ST. SE-VACANT, s
House only months old
rooms bath lavatory in basement. 3
eonerete porches. large back yard Price,
40 6950 5000 cash. viii consider trade for
small bungalow. Call Mr. Rowe
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1224 14th st. NV Districf RAJ
Evening star., 1936-06-29
EVANSVILLE.

New corner brick bungalow: large liv-
ing room . bed rooms. kitchen and bath,
hot-water heat. 90 Rheem ave. OWNER,
Columbia 1878.
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EMPLOYED cOLoRED GIRL OR COUPLE
to share unfurpished apartment: rooms,
kitchen and bath. Phone Adams 6491.
1907 Columbia rd. NV.
REFINED COLORED-2 DELIGHTFUL g.
rm k. and b. apis. still available in this
new apartment development for colored of
the better class. heat and hot water fur
nished; S45; janitor on premises "a to
Bryant st. ne.
COLORED "a ROOMS, KIT, PRIVATE
bath: newly decorated; $50 month. 81
St ne
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Observation-Disclosures

47th AND UPTON SITS. NV.
3 exceptionally large new spts.. available
room, dining room. kitchen, elec. refriger-
alton. bath. porch: $3.50.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
GAS LONGFELLOW NV.
3 r. d b., large. inclosed porch; refrisera-
tion.
$3.50.
9 r. K. b. & foyer. S42 so.
DERONDA, 1922 18th ST NV.
r. k. & bath; ref; S45.
1888 n.w.-1 r.. k. d. b.; $40.
w. p. LOCKWOOD 1410 G NV. 2a'
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TAKOMA PARK,

707 Garland ave.-AttractiVe new house,
rooms and bath fBt floor; also Broom
and bath apt. separate entrance. fireplace.
detached garage. large lot with beautiful
lawn. Situated in excellent peighborhood
Price: $500; terms. Open al day Sunday
and 3 to 2 evenings rest of week.
MORRISON AGENCY.
Citizens Banks Bldg. Takoma Park Nd.
Shepherd 3444
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PETWORTH-S6.6OO.

Out-of-town owner is offering one of
the most attractive values in st. GabriePs
Parish. u rooms bath. open fireplace.
porches, h.-w h., elec. Close to street cars
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
T2S 9TH 81. Realtor. National 0153.
Phone Sat. and Sun. Adams o4a4
Evening star., 1936-06-29

sired. and easy terms to sell at once Mr..
BENNETT. Potomac 44a1.
SAUNDERS SPECIALS
MEANS JUST EXACTLY
WHAT 1T SAYS.
BUY NOW BEFORE
PRICES GO UP.
CALL US FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION REGARDING
THE FOLLOWING
LIST FOR SALE:
800 Block Aspen st. NV.
Detached. bed rooms. . baths. INV h.
no longer in city.
New House-Northwest- $50.
Best house in Northwest :, for. money;
Three bed rooms. furred walls. insulated
roof; modern with all conveniences. Deep
Gail US. N' -'"'
100 Block Kenyon st.
Fine neighborhood and one of the best
baths. breakfast room and sleeping porch.
Oil heat. You should investigate this.
Four Family Flat-Kennedy
Street NV.
New and modern. Completely rented to
best tenants. Splendid investment. Com
mercial zone. We invite Investigation and
comparison. Call us.
New HouSe-5th st. NV.
Corner lot. Three bed rooms. recreation
room. two baths. Oil heat. Built-in
garage. Concrete porches. Big bargain
and trade will be considered. Call US.
New House-JefferSon Street
N.W.-$8,95O.
Three bed rooms. two baths. Detached
garage. win compare with anything un-
der $4,000. You have to see this house
to appreciate 1t. Call us.
Farm For Sale or Trade.
II miles from Washington down South
ern Maryland Pike. near Clinton. oS6
acres Of good land. several springs. house.
barns and . tenant houses. which need
repair, can be bought for q figure well
under 800 per acre. or will trade for
equity in house in washington. If you
are interested in farm, this is wen worth
investigating. Call Mr.. Caldwell.
Nice 2O-acre farm in MONTGOMERY
County with Groom house and all con-
veniences. including water. sewer. lights
gas. Seven miles from city. Call us.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1910 K ST NV
Evening star., 1936-06-29
SALE-LOTS.

CORAL HTLIIs295 UP: TERMS AS Low
as $40 down and $40 monthly. Oflce
and property on Marlboro pike a D. c. line.
MUST SELL HOME SITE. 9OxI6O; Sill
yer Spring. restricted suburb: beautiful
trees water, sewer, etc; only S995. Ad-
ANS I1S6
Evening star., 1936-06-29
GRIN. BUNGALOW.

S7450
Taken In trade and Just put in new con-
dition; located in better Brookland on
paved streets: weather-stripped. oil burner.
new automatic storage heater. garage large
basement and attic. All that can be de-
RENNEIyr pnfnrn Il Aan1 -
Evening star., 1936-06-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

S34 o1st ST SOUTH, VA. HIGHLANDS
Entire second floor. unfurnishcd. 3 rooms.
kitchen. bath. $50 includ. elec. refrigera.
ton. gas. light. heat hot water. One child
allowed
Evening star., 1936-06-29
SALE-HOUSES.


tNOntinueuD
SIX-RM HOME IN PETWORTH-COR-
ner; exceptionally good cond.; must sell for
only $500. District 6979.
81 5OO-BEST BARGAIN IN BROOK
Ian ard Sgs What bssc5 axe 6efn e7S
ROOMS, DETACHED, CEMENT BASE
ment. stationary tubs, h.-w.h., garage;
schools, stores. bus street cars. OWNER.
2006 Lawrence st. ne.
MOUNT LEAsANT-3-APT. sEMI-DE-
tached home. II rooms. 8 baths. kitch-
ems side and back yard; very good con-
dition; fine home or Investment; Sl4 300.
ss 500 cash. Address Box 23s-T. Star
NORTH CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS. .
baths; 80 900 cash. balance one trust until
paid. like rent. Address Box 240-T; Star
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. (333s MILITARY
rd)-Ideal family home; combined stone
and wood; 9 rooms; baths Unusually large s
Kitchen, pantry. large Closets and attic:
h.-w.h h: built-in garage; leaving city. 30,
MOUNT RAINIER-sIx ROOMS: sACRI-
fee for $4,000. District 5979
sEMI-DETACHED BRICK
proved sts; and alley, Good NV. location.
Price $4,000 SOW %E%vRR sf RsIs cash. n.,.
IL GIRARD ST. NE NEAR SOLDIERS
Home Park and Catholic University-6
newly painted and papered. OWNER, A.
w ST.
AN OLD HOME IN OLD GEORGETOWN.
Sl1 1.O00-Recondltioned. well located in
this fine old home section. Seven rooms
Gnciuding study = BATHS. These houses
are difncult to secure now; IL you are seek
ing one. here is your opportunity. BOSS
& PHELPS. NATIONAL $500; EVENINGS
PHONE ADAMS 55l4.
S5.75O-ON CLAIMING. NEAR NORTH
CAPITOL N NE-6-room and bath brick.
hot-water heat; large front porch:
screened double back porches. hardwood
floors on nrst floor and a built-in
garage.
SO. 5OO-Four- bed room semi de ched brick
In popular Cleveland Park; hot-water
heat. OIL BURNER open fireplace,
front porch. sun parlor. electric
frieeration. brick garage. This house
has Just been put in hrst-clasS con-
dition.
1927 44th st. n.w-Owner must sacrifice.
Semi detached brick. four bed rooms,
double rear inclosed porches. Ia baths.
gear detached brick garage: large.
beautiful lot; good condition; reasonable
terms; Price. $500. Original cost,
SHANNON LUcHs CO..
1903 H st. NV National 2345.
SILVER SPRING. MD
New brick bungalow. large lot. 3 rms.
bath, built-in garage. h.-w.h.. S6,95o;
THos E FARRELL CO. Realtors.
G2l 10th St NV. Natl. 0165.
Evening star., 1936-06-29

choice home sites, 5Oxl2O; water, sewer.
etc; best environment; only S795- Ad-
Evening star., 1936-06-29

5 LOTS, 4OxIOO FT., ON APPLETON. TWO
squares east of Wilson High; a most ideal
location: 81 900 each. J. FRANK TILLER,
owner District aS45 20"
Evening star., 1936-06-29

BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT AMERICAN
University Park. D. c.. fronting on two
prominent streets. Desirable for center
hall-plap home
Four semi-detached lots on Oneida pl
ne. D. C. surrounded by attractive homes
Sewer, water and paved street in. Should
appeal TO builder
A number OF highly desirable apartment
house and four-family fat sites
For information see Mr.. Walter.
B. F. SAUL Co.
Q25 18th St. National 210G.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE RESIDENTIAL PROP.
erty in Chevy Chase for commercial un.
improved property. Call Wisconsin 442j
or Wisconsin 1910.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
RENT-OFFICES.

LIE DRoIT BLDG. SOO-S10F ST. NV
Large. bright rooms suitable for Offices
studios and light manufacturing purposes;
Sl5 month and UP. Apply Room 10.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
SHEPHERD PARK.
MORNINGSIDE DRIVE

This beautiful Colonial brick home con-
tory. oil heat, 2-car garage on attractive
ly HANDICAPPED lot. represents todsy's out
standing buy in this beautiful section;
close 70 schools. stores and transporta :
tion. This home must be sold Cali Mr..
OCONNOR. Dist. 31OO. Evenings. Adams
Evening star., 1936-06-29

Lots, $3.50 up: terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly; in ne. Nau. 435y.
COLORED-S25 DOWN.
EastIlnd Gardens D. C.-Beautiful. level
lots. near two car lines III ST.; bus line to
Bureau of Engraving. Get brick bungalow
after $500 is paid on principal. balance
same as rent. PRICES S400 UP. Lots will
have sewer water. sidewalk gas and elec.
FREE. See salesman. afternoons and Sun
day. at 42nd and Kenilworth boulevard ne;
new 4-lane concrete street. Act quickly to
get the best lots Phone Met. 4157 At
night. Greenwood 2232.
Evening star., 1936-06-29

OGLETHORPE ST-5 LOTS. 30x93 FT.
each, $500 each: 800 #. of New Hampshire
ave. VIII sell separately; terms II neces;;
Sary. DAVID COOPER, owner, National
43nQ RandnInh 411S after 6
Evening star., 1936-06-29
WOODBRIDGE.

"OO01tIDl1.
Detached frame. 8 rooms. bath. h..w.h-,
wide, we'll Handicapped. Price. $4,000.
EDW. D. COLEMAN,
919 New York Ave- NV National 6562.
EVENINGS and Sunday. North 623s.
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LARGE ROOMING HOUSE

IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; near 14.h st.
business, banks, theaters; furnished: FriG-
idaire; garage for cars; gross return.
about $500 per mo. Property is clear and
can be financed so that reasonable cash
will buy. Price, S10,bOO. Call MR.. DREW,
Met. 2S37. =. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2n5
Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1936-06-29
HILLANpALE.
A DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL ESTATES.

Here are real home sites of half an
acre or more; reasonably restricted; 20
minutes from downtown; buy type OF lot
you want; wooded or cleared: rolling or
level; terms Directions: Drive out Piney
Branch I'd. 13th ST. leads into itl. four
call Adams OO22 ls
Evening star., 1936-06-29

1446 NEWTON RID. NV NICELY
furnished rooms; Frigidaire; Ink. Phone
Adams 6s63.
LARGE ROOMS. KITcHENErTE. PRI-
eate bath: clean: no children: terms rea-
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-ATTRACTIVE
IL furnished kitchenette apt; semi-private
bath; gas. elec. refrigeration; $40. North
cu4pr wAyv 0r rDxxrHs r@oy <>yv
Evening star., 1936-01-09
F0XHALL TRAFFIC
PROTECTION DENIED
Brown Says He Has Not Enough
Men to Guard Children
at Intersection.

A request by residents of the F'oxall
and Colony Hill sections for police
man to protect school children at the
intersection Of Reservoir and Foxhall
roads was refused today by Police
Supt. Ernest w. Brown because Of
inadequate personnel.
Demands on the regular force al
ready are too heavy, and the recent
action Of the Budget Bureau in refus-
ing the departments request, approved
by the District Commissioners, for
additional patrolmen make 1t impos-
sible to provide adequate protection
for children before and after school
hours, he said.
The petition was signed by several
hundred residents of the area and
presented by Henry H. Surface, repre-
senting the Citizens Association OF
Foxhall Village and Colony Hill.
II regret that the department is moi
able to provide an officer for the
intersection at the times requested
but simply don't have the men tc
do It," Maj. Brown said.
"Your request is not the only one
that the department has had to turn
down." he added, land unless we car
In some way secure additional men
intersections in several other precincts
also will go unprotected"
Maj. Brown pointed out that the
Budget Bureau had approved an addi'
tional inspector, for which he had mo-
asked. although denying his request fol
more patrolmen.
Evening star., 1936-01-09
NAMES OF ENJOYS
SENT TO SENATE
MacMurray Nominated as
Ambassador to Turkey.
Lane Is Shifted.

President Roosevelt today sent to
the Senate the nomination Of Van A.
MacMurrsy Of Maryland TO be Am
bassador to Turkey. MacMurray,
who has been Minister to Estonia,
Latvia and Lithuania, will succeed
Robert p. Skinner. M
At the same time, the President
nominated Arthur Bliss Lane of New
York to succeed MacMurray in Es-
tonia, Latvia and Lithuania, and
Boaz Long, New Mexico, to succeed
Lane as Minister to Nicaragua.
Reserve Nominations.
The President also sent to the SEN
ate the following nominations fol
major generals and brigadier generals
In the United States National Guarc
and the Army Reserve Corps:
Major generals, National Guard
Charles z. McPherren, Oklahoma Ma
tional Guard: Herbert j. Paul, Me-
braska National Guard; George p
Rains, Texas National Guard.
Brigadier generals. National Guard
William x. Herdon, Kansas Nation
al Guard: George z. Leach, Minnesots
National Guard; ellison D. Light
Ohio National Guard; Charles w
Nimen, Texas National Guard; VIII
liam Ottmann, New York National
Guard, and August Pickert, Michigan
National Guard.
Adjutant General Department.
Brigadier generals, Adjutant Gen.
eral Department. National Guard
John c. Coleman, Alabama National