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Evening star., 1936-02-24
Deaths Reported.

Mary z. Redmond Sc. 2121 Tun;aw re-
Annie v. Corcoran 81 59O7 4th st.
Ora v. Whaley so. 2344 st. sc.
Susanna B. Fowler, 72. .l54O nth st.
Anton Hohmann, e6. ,44I2 Conduit I'd.
Joseph M; Petit. GA. 1862 C st. s.w.
Ida M. Kirby. SO. 706 G st. Sc.
Henry B. Price, 63. 1916 N. H. ave
John Moran. 81. Raleigh Hotel.
oscar l.. Thomas. so. Garfield Hospita'.
Gertrude Bell. So Episcopal Hospital.
4 Cora sendSsim ssn Is 4a EneTsency m fa Hospital
Michael J. McKenna. "A 1s43 s st
Edward Browder. A, Emergency Hospit
George Cole, 80. 10i2 Rhode Island "a
Sidney B. Smith. II. Garfield Hospital:
Carroll Uhlinger 4 Children's Hospital.
Bette Hobon. SO: 1898 Wallach place.
Julia yuha, r. JohnsonE. 81; 1929 9 st.
Martha johnson. 81. GeorRetown Hosp
James A. ,Offutt; AZ. z Newland terrace.
Grace Butler. 80. Gallineer Hospital
Frank Lee. So Providence Hospital
Gertrude Thomas so All Ridge st.
Willie B. Kitchens, 20 800 st. s.w.
Lee Reed. "a. Gallinger Hospital.
Charles L. johnson, 2l. Providence He
Raymond irving .. children's Hospital.
Infant Willis Stewart. Gallinger Hospi'
Infant Constance Frye. Children's He,
Evening star., 1936-02-24

hold on the Maryland voters by his
actual service to them. He was noted
for the smooth running efficiency of
his administration and for his ever
increasing personal popularity with
the people of the State.
Ritchie was the first Maryland Gov
ernor to resist the demands of prohi-
bition forces. He refused to listen to
the demand of the Anti-Saloon League
for State prohibition enforcement laws
and as a result Maryland never has
adopted a State enforcement system.
He frequently expressed his view
that prohibition was matter for
State action. At the famous Jackson
day dinner four years ago he said:
"To me the question is not at all
one of wet or dry. to use the inept
phrases of the hour. It involves the
basic principle Of American Govern
ment in all matters restrictive of per-
sonal liberty.
Favored determination.
THAT basic principle is that those
communities which want prohibitory
legislation of this kind are entitled to
have it, but those communities which
do not want this legislation should not
be forced by other States into taking
it. So I favor settling this problem
by the traditional doctrine of Ameri-
can democracy - self determination
and home rule"
Ritchie did not want to see the
States yield up any of their rights or
lose any of their vitality. He was the
champion of the strongest and most
vigorous possible local government
He advocated for all men the fullest
measure Of political liberty.
STATE LEADERS SHOCKED.
Evening star., 1936-02-24

greater than that of any other man
and his memory will live unendingly
in what he has done for the good Of
the people"
In New Orleans, Mayor Howard w.
Jackson of Baltimore expressed deep
regret.
1.-THE Governor and I have been
friends for many years, both personal
and political" Mayor Jackson said.
This is a terrible shock.
"He was one of the last people to
talk with me over the telephone be-
fore I left Baltimore.
His passing is great loss to
Maryland and the Nation"
Evening star., 1936-02-24

Although Secretary Of Commerce
Roper's Business Advisory Council and
the old N. r. A. never got along to-
gether. the council is now engaged in
trying to find jobs for the unemployed
Blue Eagle executives.
The council was set up by Roper
early in his administration. but its
members frequently have complained
that nobody paid any attention to
their advice. 1t was the subject of
Evening star., 1936-02-24
U. S. PAYS OVER $400
TO ONLY HERE
One.Fourth of All Government
Workers Get Less Than
500 Monthly,

The American Federation of Gov
ernment Employees reported today that
only 2.70 per cent of the Federal
workers in the District receive more
than $400 a month.
The pay roll study disclosed that
one-fourth of all Government workers
get less than 500 a month and three
fourths less than $2,l00 a year.
Salaries average a little higher in
Washington than in the field" the re-
port said. "but expenses in Washing
ton are considerably higher than in
most cities outside and employees who
are lured here by seemingly higher
salaries are soon anxious to transfer
back to the field again."
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gambling conspiracy case in which
Sam Beard and IL others were con-
victed in District Supreme Court
Nesbitt is a native of Washington
and was educated at Central High
School, George Washington Univer-
sity and Columbus University. He
received his degree of master of laws
from the last-named institution in
1894.
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Expectorant. There's nothing
ike it. Sold by all druggists:
35t-60S-$1.
Evening star., 1936-02-24

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generally eases up when soothing,
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OrSdel OF the
United S t a t e s
Court of Appeals,
it was learned
today.
Appointed by
former District
Attorney Leo A.
r over. Nesbitt
was continued in
Office by h e
present district
attorney, Leslie
c. Garnett. He
was one of the
c h ief Govern
m e t witnesses
IN $Nn raoav,t
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08
Chas. Redi,ag Tells Nomeites s. Alaska

In a letter to Marshal Thos. .Gaffney from our for mer toWnsman, Chas. Red ing, he informs him that he is at Tenakee Springs, 80 miles from Juneau. where he has been staying for the past few months.
 After leaving Nome he went to Sitka, but did not enter the Pioneers Home as was his intention, but stayed at a rooming house for two weeks. During his stay at Sitka he visited the Home every day. He was told at Sitka that if he would go to the Tenakee Springs he would stand a chance of recovery. Hav- ing a little money left he thought he would do so.
 He states that the springs are wonderful but so far he has not improved much. MT. Reding further says that store prices are about the same in Tenakee as at Nome. Eventually he belle yes he will return to the Pioneers Home at Sitka.
 At the Home he talked with his old friend E. E. Adams and Mike Kennedy and all the other men from Nome. He speaks in the terms of the treat ment the men receive and says the Home is a monu- ment to the pioneer spirit of Alaska, that knows no bounds, when human vel fare is concerned. He also speaks very highly of the popularity of Eiler Hanson, the superintendent.
 MT. Reding in closing his letter sends his regards to his old friends in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08
Makes Emergency
 Flight To Teller

An emergency call from Teller last night for a plane caused Pilot Hans MiroW of the MiroW Air Service to hop off from Nome before daylight this morning with pr. Wm. Charteris.
 The plane returned with Mrs. Fred Milligan and Dr. Charteris. Mrs. Milligan entered the hospital here as a medical case. She is the wife of the PAA flight mech anic, Fred Milligan, and has been teaching a govern ment school at Teller.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08
Weather Today GU. s. Weather Bureau)

Fair skies and sub-zero temperatures continue thru out Alaska and the western Canadian Provinces. Snow was falling along the coast of British Columbia and it had showed at Juneau last night where a measurement of IA inches on the ground is observed. Temperatures are much lower in the Pa cific Northwest with Seat tie recording 22 above and Portland 14 above for min- imums last night The low est temperature at Nome last night was "A below at Midnight.
 AirWays conditions at ' am. were as follows: Nome clear, temp. Fl Solomon clear, -18 Golovin clear -24 NulatO clear. -34 Kaltag clear, 40 Ruby clear, -36 Flat clear, -46 Fairbanks clear, IA Nenana clear, AZ Panama clear, -43 Hot Springs foggy, "A Candle clear, -39 Kotzebue clear, -37 Anchorage cloudy IA above
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08

Publication yesterday of the delinquent tax roll of the City of Nome, conclud- ed the final series of ad- vertisements required by law, in order for the city to take action on property, the taxes upon which have not been paid.
 According to the notice, a public auction of the par ticularly described proper ty, is to be held commence ing at 10 A. M. next Satur- day, Feb. 18th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08
Pilot King Is 0. K.

Pilot MiroW took off again this morning in re- sponse to a request from Warren Ferguson at Deer ing, that Pilot King of the Ferguson AirWays had not been heard of for several days. After picking up MT. Ferguson at Deering the plane proceeded to Candle. Dime CT. and Koyuk. Pil- ot King was discovered to have been sitting at Koyuk to start his motor due to high winds and ex- tremely low temperatures. in starting the motor
 Mechanic Barber of the MiroW Air Service who ac- ,ompanied Pil. Mirow, as- sisted in starting the motor and then they returned to Nome. The Ferguson Air ways plane took off from koyuk for Dime, Candle, Oeering and Kotzebue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08

A survey in connection with the coming Olympic games showed there are 19, 130 eating places in Berlin, of which II 200 are licens- ed to serve alcoholic drinks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08

Joseph s. Badger, proprie tor of the Van Glider hotel at Seward, has recovered from a recent illness brot on by a severe cold and was discharged from the Sew ard General hospital recent ly. MT. Badger was form erly a resident of Nome in the gold rush days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08

Pilot Chester Brown of the Northern Air Trans port was test hopping his plane above Nome today, preparatory to making a program of scheduled trips.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08
LOCAL ITEMS

Another regular meeting of the Nome City Council will take place next Mon- day, Feb. 10th, at 8 P. M. in the City Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-02-08

Newspaper advertising will develop new business for you.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

LOT OR ACREAGE IN D. c. OR NEARBY
Va. from owner. Address Box 9Th. Star
once.
WANTED: HOMES AND INVESTMENT
property for sale or exchange. Have clients
who will pay cash for bareains. HARRY
JUSTINE. National 2s44.
WE NEED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
ali sections, city and suburban: clients
waiting o. B. ZANTzINGER CO., 945 *
st. NV. Phone National 537l.
WORLD PROTESTANT YOUTH ORGAN
iZation OOO, 900 membership. considering
moving headquarters to WASHINGTON: esteb-
fishing headquarters, would require glIt:
well located business or large residential
property which will. under certain con.
ditions; bear name OF donor Here Is op. p.
become Identified with most signincant OF
all youth enterprises for promoting Chris
tian fellowship and world peace. Organl-
sation has exceptionally promisins future
and half century distinguished history
ticulars MAJ. be had by addressing BOX
65.H. star once.
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ONLY SIS 450.

11o0-1 70S LYMAN PL NE
11th St, Between l. and NJ
Come and see new broom brick homes.
perfectly, built, many modern features.
RESTRICTED. rest, close in; Very easy terms
Mills Bldg. OLIVER T. CARR. Natl 1865.
CHOICE LIST OF PROPERTIES REP
reSentlng our most desirable offerings
% Apt. containing ~ units. completely
equipped. including automatic refriger-
alton. self-operating elevator managers
quarters. rented on lower rental basis
than prevailing prices financed for &
years at 81 interest. just the type Of
investment for the conservative investor.
Can be bought on basis of times annual
rent with substantial cash mo trades1
present first trust. $500. Sc; originally
Sl05.o 900. An opportunity to provide for
comfortable income
C2l Nicely located, 6-room modern home.
ssonyenniently GO cated; sold when built for
$500; price now. S6.75O. Terms can
t3l Two splendidly located home sites:
one in Lyon Village, Va. one in English
tiidal Village - Nd. Size. 7Ox175. Conserva-
, a. Several choice building lots in Ca
thedral Heights and North Cleveland
Park. where ARRANGEMENTS can be made
TO build you home carrying out your
individual suggestions
CHAS. D. SAGER
Broker and Builder.
924 / 4th st. NV.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

CHEVY CHASE, CORNER, DETACHED
house. $50: IL rooms. baths; downtown;
rooms. new, Is miles D. C. Will sell reas.
Address owner. Box l43-H. star ONCE.
FOR SALE PREFERABLY. OR RENT
Owner has house seven apts.. nicely furn.
Col I'd. Address Box l1S-D. Star once.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

BY RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. HOUSE,
furn., in Bethesda or Chevy Chase, by May
1st. Address Box 4Os-G. Star office.
BY GOOD TENANT, GOVERNMENT EN-
ploye. Permanent. Furn. or unfurn;
bed rooms. Address Box SIG. Star ONCE.
WE HAVE CONSTANT DEMAND FOR
houses in ali good locations. Prompt in
spections made. Experienced rental man
egement given.
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
1417 L St. NV. Natl. SSeO.
HOUSE WANTED FOR RENT 8 OR, Z
rooms. up to date. semi or detached. with
sarase; no bungalow. Good neighborhood
and off Of main highways, Prefer SUBURBAN
clean. careful family. Must be reasonable
Address Box o1S-G. Star office.
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SALE-HOUSES.
STUDIO HOME.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
PIG BRADLEY BLVD.

OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
219 BRADLEY BLVD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD
arehitseturs;r bed rooms sIlTraG sELEGTRaIGG
COLONIAL and ENGLISH homes at attrae-
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
$5;9oO-$50O Cash: $50 Month.
kpaom Near noeSrew nGeorEe Mason H0, wi. school,
Detached oss GssaEe secdndfioS.S LaTEe GsSruer Lot
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1919 K NV District 1918.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
WE HAVE NEW Groom, 3-bed room. q
saia saek sale % e nfa prt S
This is best opportunity in Chevy Chase
today and located in very fns a, nsiGh60rd
Must be seen to be fully appreciated as
WIN. " 'iEfAis f. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV. District lois.
$5,25O.OO.
EASY TERMS.
Owner will sacrifice q modern bungaloy
% nesr am sd acre Of a around wh e
hedge and shrubbery. The rooms are
give-away and will make a wonderful
home. Let me tell you more about this
199asy 1884,. as it will SELL Phone Poss%a' sS!
SACRIFICE-PRICE, $4,95O.
2-Family detached home. nearby vir-
ginia; : rooms. baths. 3 porches: nre-
speculation: act quickly. National 22.7:'
WOODBRIDGE HOMES.
Smart Groom semi-bungalow. oil heat.
lot 5ox901 ovo6d a. Sro0m caif9rna staofS
sSnss fSdss ohe9 heGoP 1srsans snIs'n Gpse
Brentwood rd. ne. Phone North 433S.
NEAR CONN. AVE.
One Of the old downtown houses in an
unusually fine neighborhood socially; 8
rooms 1oH5s Bug si5ass sHoEMAksk sEsf siSooo'
BUNGALOW BARGAINS.
tive BUNGALOW. 5 rms. and b.. h.-wh. fre-
sa;sse. sa5st T Prics. @ IS. 80 tsaeA anu la '''
First time offered, Attractive bungalqw
modern kitchen. electric refriseration.
:024 R. I. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW.
1899 Newton ST. n.e.-Modern semi
bungalow. s rooms and bath. fireplace,
recreation room. oil heat. beautiful lot,
5Oxl5 so. with lily pond. garase. paved
street: near cars and schools. Price.
SS.450. A real bargain.
ooo. VIM; R THoRoWGooD: o,,-
CASH PAYMENT TO
SUIT PURCHASER.
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
1916 Oates st. NE.
Open for Inspection.
Six rooms. bath. built-in garage. Newly
papered and painted. porches tone in
EDW. NJ WILLIS. Invest Bldg.
National 1479 or Wisconsin 23ss.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
NEW LOW PRICE.
1854 Van HaZen Street.
Barnaby Woods. Colonial cottase type
center hall. Large wooded lot. Price only
6142 31st Place.
English type. rooms, > beths and
recreation room. gas heat. Only S1O,95O.
INSPECTION Cordially Invited.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1904 1Ith CT N w nistrirt 214T
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See these homes The price is ok. We
will make you terms
129 HICKMAN ST Sc
8 rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. elec. It's Price.
So. 500; $3.50 cash.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
SALE-HOUSES.

700 BLOCK 9th ST. Sc.
Nine rooms and bath: cleo. h.-wh.:.
garages; large lot; convenient location for
renting. Only $500 down. Call Mr.. Guifire.
Met. 1897. r. ELIOT MIDDLETON. eos
Investment Building
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135 HICKMAN ST. Sc

Too HEOhMAN 81. 6.E,
8 rooms, bath. h.-wh.. elec Its. cellar
under entire house. 1t is real value at
$4,000. For deIails see M. Waple.
1874 14th St NV. District 3347
Evening star., 1936-04-26
SALE-HOUSES.

MT. PLEAsANT-sALE OR TRADE: g
rooms on = floors: semi-det.; new conoi-
extras; reduced to SO. $50, quick sale;
consider trades up to $4,000. Adams
Evening star., 1936-04-26
sALE-HOUSES.
|OMS-$0, 900.

5 BED ROOMS-$9, 900.
Sacred Heart Parish. Just west 18th gt.
Brick. 8 rooms. 2 baths, full cellar. h..w h.,
O6O0: evenings. Potomac $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
LOOK-REAL BARGAIN.

Vacant, detached. 821O sth st. NV. o r.,
b.. ami. Open fireplace, Frigidaire. attic.
nice yard. good neighborhood; 2-car gar.
Price and terms right. Georgia OF 70.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

Sb.95O.
rooms and inclosed porches. built
garage improved street and alley Good
NV. section. close to schools stores and
transportation. Show by appointment.
M. B. WEAVER
Cleve. 4944 Dist 3347
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
WEST OF CONN AVE

Beautiful S-room 2-bath center r-ha II
brick home in most exclusive section OF
Chevy Chase. Can be bought now at sew
eral thousand dollars below cost Large
Gall Georgia 219s between 10 am. and
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SALE-HOUSES.

am authorized to sell this home. It Is
located Just of of Wisconsin ave, near
the Mclean estate. There are eight large
rooms and bath, with a built-in garage.
Call HARRY ROD,
Nat
Evening star., 1936-04-26
JUST COMPLETED.
BRICK-DETACHED.
WEST OF 18th STREET
METZLER-Realtor,

11O6 Vermont Ave Dist $500
Nights and Sundays Ad. O62O.
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GEORGETOWN

One Of the old. subst antially built houses
In desirable location Three story and base
ment. yard and side entrance. Call OWNER.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

A REAL BARGAIN.
Observation-Disclosures. 6 rooms. Garage.
OWNER. Georgia 64S4.
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ROOMTNG HOTISE

1877 Euclid St. n.w.-$7,95O; q large
rooms. 2 tile baths. hot-water heat, elec.;
space for garage Ideal rooming house;
more than enough to make payments and
still have living quarters.
M. B. WEAVER.
Cleveland 1914 District 3347.
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COLORED

CAPITOL VIEW REALITY CO.,
927 N. Y. Ave. NV
once. Natl. 9797. Res. Att 1888.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

SOMERSET MD.-12-ROOM HOUSE :;
baths completely renovated; ,oaS acre e,uS o.
ground; near bus line and kenWood CiuD.
Very reasonable Phone Wisconsin 2S26.
i73I JOHNSON AVE NV. BETWEEN
14th and 18th. r and SITS. 5-room house.
large lot with 3 garages. Call Nortn oofo.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

DETACHED CORNER HOUSE. 1880 IT,.
first commercial zone, "60-foot c. corner
Ga. ave. and Shepherd. ~
3531 WARpER ST. NW-3 BED ROOMS,
dining room kitchen. glassed-in porch ana
bath. automatic gas heat continuous noI
water. all modern convenlences. Sai!
after z 20 nm
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NEWS, ,95O-NEW.

PETWORTH-A new operation and q
new value. THINK! Seven rooms. two
complete baths. breakfast nook recreation
room. p'Nt-in gar; high elevation.
A beautiful corner. especially well planned
for a doctor. having an entrance from
street; recreation room with space for
waiting room.
FISCHER g. COMPANY.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

CHEVY CHASE. D G. BETWEEN EMS con ~
necticut and Wisconsin ayes, o-I9uusi prirt 4
raoe rooms . baths recreation room. detached q
bgirE garage lot 1855 feet deep; close 10
Evening star., 1936-04-26
SALE-HOUSES.

BUNGALOW. ALSO RESTAURANT; TEN
minutes from White House, Route south:
opportunity awaits you here See Mr..
BOWERS, $50 18th st. NV. Natl. 1928.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

1900 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
bed rooms. corner on wide ave. High
elevation. "a baths for about zs original
price Of g years ago. Could be used for
doctors ONCE
M B. WEAVER
Cleveland 4944, District 3347.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
SACRIFICE-PRICE. 81. $50

ginia; rooms . baths. 3 porches. nre-
place. 2-car garage; real investment or
Speculation: act quickly. National 223G.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. $500. LARGE
S-room BUNGALOW $50 Venable pl. NV.
Key al SOL. or phone Shepherd 1886
43lO BRANDYWINE ST. NW.-6 r; B.,
8 porches. fireplace, large attic. sell as
low as $500 down, nv .,. NV
Evening star., 1936-04-26
NEAR PETWORTH.

ALL BRICKS, $4,000.
Extra large lot Every modern improve
ment. splendid home and real invest
METZLER-Realtor,
1106 Vermont Ave. Dist. $780,
Nights and SUNDAYS Ad O6o0
Evening star., 1936-04-26

NFAR CAPITOL, - S5,S5O: S ROOMS,
h w h. elec. newly papered; lot about
i40 It. MRS. WILLIAMS. 500 St.
lincoln p113
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-16
lndustry's
Advance Is
ForgingO On
Week End | n d c X
Shows Continued
Gains for Business
Activity In u. S.

New York, May 16.-(AP)-Indus-
tfIal production, as measured by The
Associated Press index of industrial
activity, compiled today, continued to
press steadily ahead, touching the
highest level this week since June,
1880
At 1913 the index compares with
oo4 last week and II in the same
period a year ago.
Electric power output again made
new high. Residential building
t"&hed forward to a new top for the
year at the highest spring rate since
Automobile production fell back less
man the normal seasonal amount,
causing bulge in the index. Cotton
manufacturing improved sharply in
thep asst two weeks, the recent gov
eminent estimate making an upward
revision necessary in last weeks total.
Steel mill activity slipped fraction
ally and is but slightly under the
years peak. Total carloadings were
up somewhat less than seasonally.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-16
Ne7V Clash
OnMnnChu
Frontiers

Moscow, May 16.-(AP)-A new in
cident ON the Manchoukuoan border,
Soviet advices said today, broke the
quiet on the Far Eastern frontiers
which Russia insisted on as a pre-re-
quisite to an investigation with Japan
of boundary disptes.
An official Soviet news agency dis
patch from Khabarovsk,. Far Eastern
Siberia, said a Soviet border patrol
was subjected to fire Wednesday from
the Manchoukuoan side of the from
tier
For more than a month previously
the border section had been calm,
while negotiations proceeded for a
settlement of the Soviet-Japanese-
Manchoukuoan frontier disagreement.
The Soviet dispatch said a squad
Of Is Japanese soldiers, taking posi-
ton across the frontier from Soviet
five-man patrol, directed a persistent
fire against the Soviet patrol from a
hilltop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-16
[ANDON'S ADDRESS
ABOOST FOR HIM
But Politicians Wonder
Whether Radio Gets as
Good Results
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press Staff Writer

Washington, May 16.-The virtual
ly unanimous verdict of politicians in
Washington is that Gov. ALT M. Lam
dons recent radio interview was a
corking good piece of propaganda for
himself.
That is to say, it didn't sound so
well on the air, but in print it was
excellent.
The governor, it is agreed, knows
how to write a telling speech.
His delivery of it is nothing to
write home about.
"DIAGNOSTICIANS PUZZLED
Political diagnosticians are wonder
ing
Which is preferaIble?-
1. A speech which doesn't mean
much. but is wonderful to listen to?
o.
2. A speech which has meat in it.
but which isn't very thrilling to listen
to-?
In pre-radio days they would have
CONTINUED on Page Four.)