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CORNER BUNGALOW.
VERY UNUSUAL VAIIIE

Completely reconditioned throughout: 6
delightful rooms. bath, garage; General
Electric refrigerator. electric range. brand :
new instantaneous hot-water heater;
INV. h. with oil burner: beautifully shrub
bed; wooded lot. 1O0x115. and additional
land, adjoining. 20Ox1OO. which may be
purchased. Call MR. FREDERICK Dis
tIict 300. all day. After $50. Randolph
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A REAL BARGAIN.

sonnet IHlNC UNUSUAL.
Beautiful arm. BUNGALOW large open
fireplace, big front porch. copper screened.
plastered inside with exquisite texture
finish. On lovely knoll! with nice shade
trees Marvellous view. directly overlooking
Chesapeake Bay. Private beach. q place
you'll be proud to own. Price for quick
sale at only 81 $50 $500 cash. S"5
monthly. Call Greenwood 2s232 eve. or
DlSt cloi daNtlmt
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CALL MR.. BIEBER
1405 EYE ST NATIONAL, 1888
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. IL MILES D c.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
New modern. serenroom house sur
rounded with fine trees: INV heat bath
electric lights. Barn. poultry houses. Level
land. on good road, Some woods. Small
stream 20 acres. with more land avail
able. $3.50 for 20 acres Terms
FARM AND INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Near Baltimore pike and Laurel race
track: 81 acres good land high elevN ion,
substantial and comfortable 1-room house
oil heat bath electricity. OutbuildingS
Railroad siding Great possibilities for
development. Will take small house pref
trably in Baltimore. Price greatly re-
duced for quick sale.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo 1900
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued,)
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY S,s sGdHAsE. sda
standard Of enesS hish
a.!,,p aasN plan wi with huge living room, inviting
pantry, Four. splendid bed rooms. tiled
baths: bath large heated sleeping. porch with
tshed as a recreation room or library with
built-in bookshelves. Also has iavatory
G hss, 9ear e., briek sa1aEe Beautifully
nrdsgapeq nardsn , iot 6oXl5s. includes terraced
E''''"' 'SS5sSS1SS WooPES SETTING.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
r.ien rne new home in a most desirable de-
vpei9pment ps bordering beautiful Rock Greek
attic. knotty pine den. picture book kitch-
torest. other features ts that viii surprise
IT 7TEqMAs INA s. :. y7sHhR & 6f9f 6o 1nc Gsao
DECATUR ST. BET. 14th AND 18th.
scrss.Ir::, r., b. oil burner; s-car garage,
triserstor: near Schools and churches.
Consider trade for small house. Evenings
W. H. WALKER. 7a4 18th St. Natl. 1880.
BUNGALOW-RIvERD MD.
rooms, l bath, finished room in attic.
Priced below SD, 900. owner anxious to
'el! 4H6s 6sasRnsRlf e. yaRRELI sf1ms CO. REALTORS.
Eyeninss, Shepherd Isi4.w w.
WHY NOT TRADE YOUR OLD, HOUSE
Come out out to 'u sda4 Second second pi; Oi''n NV. ~o
lovely, Groom, a-bath solid brick, de-
t.ehed uu;h home; large lot, detached earase;
Drive out Third st. to Tuckerman. right
on Tuckerman half-block to house. See
M; orem on premises or call Georgia
900, WApLE & JAMES, INC,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

suitable for liquor business grocery tailor
shop or most any business. Call North
1889 until G:30. after that, Emerson 51S9
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REAL estate SALE OR EXCHANGE.

GEORGIA AVE.-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
LARGE STORES-9 APIS
Attractive corner property located in the
upper section of Georgia ave. Property
ma, Iuiy rei1eu ~ i olida Soouu an
in exchange For further information. see
Mr.. Towbes.
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OPEN TONIGHT.
440 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
ST $50

H0-ft. brick home two inclosed back
porChes' uptarS rented So, 80 per month
entrance hall; excellent condition; garage
WAPLE d JAMES INC
952l Georgia Ave Shepherd 44S5
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

SEVERAL SMALL. WELL LOCATED
returns. Must be sold to close estate. Call
Mr., Pelot, H. G. SMITHY COMPANY.
SMALL. MODERN BUILDING, CONTAIN
ing . apartments, fine rental location on
st. between u st and 22nd Sts. Tenants
are refined colored. 3 of whom have oc-
cupied their apartments for u years.
Annual income, 81 500 at low rentals
Price. S1O.95o. Call Met. Pa.
ON K ST. OPPOSITE THE CENTER MAR
ket first commercial brick. 3 stories. y
rooms and tile bath hot-water heat elec. =,
. kitchens: everything perfect condition.
Rented at So 30 month. Price only $3.50
Deliver clear or subject to about 50 600
BLDG. assn. E. A. GARVEY. District 1908.
ll"I Vermont ave.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD
q, Attracting store and apis. income
CALIFORNIA ST APT.
22-unit apt. furnishing net yearly
income of approx. $4,000. Apt. has ele-
vator and each unit has a gas fireplace
Frlgdaire. reception hall. and rear apis
have cement porches. All rented very
profitable investment In desirable neigh
borhood. For further particulars, address
Box 395-S. Star office
BRICK DWELLING, 3 STORIES. 3 ROOMS
and bath. ,elec,; near Center Market: rent
ed to excellent tenant at $40 per mo-: first
OGDEN Natl. 1868. ai3 Woodward Bldg.
Evenings, Wisconsin .3Io6-J
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
S7.950.
Woodbridge BUNGALOWS.

New detached brick cottage: small down
payment. balance like rent. Can be seen
by appointment. Greenwood 1012 between
9 4 m. and 5 D m.
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

rooms g bed rooms), oak foors in
Woodbridge. $3.50 Semi-bung alow )
rooms on first floor, 3 attic rooms only
80. 25O. MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood rd n e.
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goth STREET.

S12 .950-Semi- detached 12-rm.. 4-bath
house in excellent intown neighborhood.
Suitable for home. rooming house or 3
apartments. Ideal for fraternity or club
house; , elec. refrigerators 3 rear porches
Call Mr.. Burnside Dist. l411 or Emerson
1924. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Realtor, 92G
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SHEPHERD PARK
MORNINGSIDE DRIVE.
4 BED ROOMS.
This center-hall Colonial home contains
4 bed rooms. > baths. brand-new oil heat
Ing unit, gear garage; in perfect condi-
tlon. The price has been reduced to a
ridiculously low figure to effect a quick
sale. For details. call Emerson 1870.
UNHEARD-OF VALUE-$8 $50.
Just completed newest modern :}-bed
pm. 2-bath, Colonial home; on 1872 1T.
lot. Recreation rm. built-in garage. auto
matte heat. Located in most popular re-
strlcted NV. section. You have never
seen such a quality home priced so low
Call j. GARRETT BETHEL, District
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$4,000 SQUARE FEET.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COLONIAL BEACH-NEW COTTAGE. 3
mo SA's owNEH ffS 9Sn Ade,. So Bos ss fssf
Star ONCE. .3'
WANTED-sMALL COTTAGE. COLONIAL
Beach Modern improvements Cash trans
action. Address Box :t2l-H. Star othce.
FOR sALE-CHo1CE LOTS 500. IS
RHnihly Bsaeh Ma Raymen's' See DR. BAILEY North
BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Most progressive beach near D. C,-More
value Tor your dollar, than cheaper beaches
way ~ 8. 5W Follow Rsd Be- "a ArroUS USy Gen Ell
P. O.. Mayo, A. A. Co. Nd.
water, 2 miles from Washington bathing
boating. fishing, club house. stores house
del!VerIes OF groceries, and ice: free school
Two TWO ots. 500" s. - Easy terms term s' Address Box
3s-o slar otflce.
FURNISHED OTTAGE FIREPLACE.
sleeping porch: large shady lot. private
District 1G5l after m.
CHOICE WATER FRONT LOTS NEAR
Washington on South River reasonable.
Write W. B BILLINGS, Riya, Md, for
WANTED TO RENT. COTTAGE OR SMALL
.!"5e after Il pm
GoboMIAL eb REAcHRooMy ca coTEAGE
.236S. Owner or premises Sunday
| CHESAPEAKE BAY-SALE NEW cor
tage. 3 bed rooms, living room, kitchen.
bath. attic. porcheS; all screened; ami;
acre lot: private beach. GILBERT DENT.
LeonardtoWn. Md. 24'
SALE OR RENT. EPPING FOREST-EX-
ceptionally nice. ali-year-round bungalow.
large rooms. bath, sleeping porch. a m /.
Adams 33S9-M after T pm. pa
WATERFRONT PROPERTY ON THE PO-
| tomaC between Alexandria and Mt. Vernon
Three e-ouarters acre with small cottage
| well and electricity v WARD BOSWELL
| Real Estate. 22U S Washington St Alex
| andris. Va Phone Alexandria 26l6.
AT BAY RIDGE. MD
| FOR SALE-Beautiful G-room residence
| overlooking the bay; double lot slopng tc
| beautiful beach: heat. two baths. recreation
| room. servants quarters. double garage
shade trees HANDICAPPED. shrubs and flowers
Terms
N. c. HINES & SONS DIST 174O.
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|, INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.


s RRAND-NEW BRICK ROW HOUSES, DE-
Investment opportunity; about ST o, 900 cash
required. Call MR.. MILLER Georgia 1888
FOxHALL VILLAGE.
Brand new. 4-family spts. semi-de-
tached bricks: furred and insulated: 2
rms. dinette kit. bath. screened porch
Income. 81 a96 per year. Price. S15,25O
Call G. E. DoWner: evenings. Georgia
9ol% for statement y derv.1.rp er
729 18th st. Realtor Natl. O153
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
"a, ,O00-Two-story brick near Stanton
Square; Five rooms and bath. hot
water heat: rented to white tenants at
S4l month: in excellent condition
STORE AND TWO APIS OF rooms and
bath each: in one OF the best blocks
and market Now rented Very chespy
at 500 per month; no leases. A bar
gain al Sl3o5U
,- SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
1905 Il 81. NV. National 2345
FIRST COMMERCIAL
S4,G50-G-room and bath brick located
on wide downtown street: rented 10
same tenant for past IL years: rental.
BOSS L PHELPS, NATToNAI, 1900,
EVENING PHONE CALI, Mr.. TAM
MARC. COLUMBIA 2323
CHAIN STORE.
Onestory brick with good parking facil-
tiles. near downtown Washington; lease
to national chain grocery for 10 years.
years straight and year-to-year; rental
over y: 900 per annum: doing rne busi-
ness; shows good safe return on cash re-
F; ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5 Investment
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ROLLINGWOOI

Beautiful new community bordering on
Rock Greek Park each home on wooded
lot. Visit 6l2 Leland st. Four bed rooms
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CHAMPLAIN ST NV

O1In1WI in11N y !. N. W.,
NEAR FLORIDA AVE. End COMMERCIAL
5 houses. all rented. brick garages on
lot s0xlO0 It.. Price, si2,50o H. H.
CARTER. 6l3 9Th st. NV. Natl. 41Ts
Rent, SAT. .50-Price, $4,75O.
81 Quincy pl, ne, mr.. Tech Htgh-o
rms. tile bath h.-w h.
j. LEO KOLB. INC
1927 Wisconsin Ave. West 00O2.
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CAPITOL HILL,
649 B ST. NE.
S.. S.250-TEPMS

SS.250-TEPMS.
rooms. bath, 2-car garage h-wh
hardwood floors; in new-house condition
This home is the best buy on today's mar
apartment
OPEN DAILY. 2 TO Bpm.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
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NORTH WOODBRIDGE,

Beautifully planned new detached brick
homes in new subdivision. 20 home sites
s large rms. with tile bath and shower.
Attractive living rni. with open fireplace
Modern elec. kitchen Oil burner with
year-round hook-up. Weather stripped
insulated. large f1oored attic. concrete side
porch. Large, level lots Garage
OPEN EACH DAY UNTIL 9 PM.
To lnspect-Out. R. l. ave. to 18th st.
ne. left on 18th to D. line, then l block
to lockwood ave
VIM. R THoRoWGOoD.
SOG4 r. l. AVE. N E DECATUR OIL l.
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22O8 NICHOLS AVE. Sc

Large store. equipped with modern bake
oven. with apt. OF , rooms and bath.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
1l0T Eye St. N w. Natl. GIGS.
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Turn right two thirds of, a square at
follow arrows straight through to Leland ST
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SEE THIS SACRIFICE.

SEE THIS SACRIFICE.
DETACHED. MODERN CORNER BRICK,
YEAR OLD, LIKE BRAND-NEW.
rms, " baths. insulated furred walls.
weather stripped. screens. autom. h.w.h h..
garage; lot 50x145.
5l24 45th ST. NV.
Open Oily to q PM
FISCHER AND COMPANY,
en7 18th ST. Met 0045.
KENSINGTON, MD
Attractive, modern 7-room home. with
acres of ground. fruit trees garden and
chicken house. Could be used as farm
or suburban home.
THos f. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS.
T2l 10th ST. NV. National O1b5.
EVENINGS KenSington him.
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SQ1SO
% i OU.
lRRANGED EOR - EAAi1I 1ES

ARRANGED FOR > FAMILIES.
New, 3-bed-rm.. 3-bath home; suitable ..
family ARRANGEMENTS; located on beautiful
broad ave. in restricted NV. section. Cal
J. GARRETT BETTZELL, District 3lUO
unit n m
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4ol K ST. NE.-STORE ROOM, FOR
merly occupied by Sanitary. with upper
apt. VIII be painted 10 suit tenant. $50
per mo. Call North 12O3 or inquire 23.7
Evening star., 1937-04-22

LIZ I 1AVHED-9J ,OUU.
, Imposing corner home lot 10Xl0 near
the Chevy Chase and Columbia Country
Clubs: r rooms a bed rooms). bath, ,
large sleeping porches: maids room and
storage room in attic: oil burner, h.-wh,
cleo. built-in garage.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
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S6.25O.

Nearby Va.-2story; 5 rms. full base
ment brick Colonial; wooded lot Other
and rm homes. direct from builder
McCLAINE,
2l00 Wilson Blvd. Clar. Va. Wal. 9292
open Sun. and Ewes
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WOODBRIDGE.

:, Just on Rhode Island ave-Detached
nouse IN fine residential section: 6
large rooms. ALSO sun room and inclosed
sleeping porch; fioored attic. beautiful lot
S0xl5o, detached lear garage. new oil
burner Just installed: near schools
churcheS; stores and transportation: priced
Tor quick sale: reasonable terms can be
AIrANged GRnrQia -
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
Hamp's Orchestra
At Beach Club
Next Week
Famous B an d Will
Play at Nags Head On
July 18th

In keeping with his promise to
bring several Big Name" bands
to the Nags Head Beach Club this
season, Braxton Dawson, owner OF
the club, now has booked Johnny
Hamp and his versatile band fol
a dance at the Beach Club next
Wednesday night, July 28th.
Hamp and his orchestra reach
ed a new high in popularity dur
ing their stay at Radio City's
fashionable Rainbow Grill this
year. The bands coast-to-coast
broadcasts from this spot achiev-
ed an enviable record. BY a poll
taken by major stations, Hamp's
was selected as having the biggest
listening audience.
Hamp's record is replete with
thrills at such places as the famed
Edgewater Beach Hotel, the Con-
gress Hotel and the Drake, in Chi
cago; the Hotel New Yorker and
the Rainbow Room in New York
the Kit Kat Club in London, the
Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles
hang-out of the movie stars, and
a record stay of five years at the
snooty WeStchester- -Biltmore
Country Club.
1t is expected that Hamp's band
will attract a record crowd to the
Beach club next Wednesday night
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
NJ any Congressman
for Ending of DO
Nothing Session
Lobbies Opposed
Many Bills to Carry Out Oh.
iectives of New Deal
Are On Calendar

Washington, July 23.-U.H
Tightly-knit blocs backed by
two of the capitals most po-
tent lobbies-farm and labor
tonight hurried to aid DEM
Ocratic leaders in their strug-
gle to combat a stampede TO-
ward early adjournment of
congress that began when the
supreme court reorganization
bill was killed.
Decision Next Week
A final decision on whether the
legislators, who have done nothing
since they convened six months
ago, will go home within a few
weeks with that record intact or
wallow on into the fall until a
chunk of Mr.. Roosevelt's program
is enacted, probably will not be
determined until early next week.
Meantime, those stampeding for
adjournment pondered the preSi-
dents latest position on that is
sue: He has recommended legiSla-
tion which he feels is essential to
the prevention of another depres-
sion and if congress fails to act
thereon then it must accept re-
sponsibility for future crashes. A
source close to the White House
said today that Mr.. Roosevelt has
not listed any part of the admin
istration's program as must" but
(ro,kt~uaJ -, Dona ny1,rool
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
Curse OF Conquistadores
Remains As Gold Vanishes
Alleged Discoverer of Treasure Trove Is Shot As He
Leads Police Into Mine Shaft Panama Presi-
dent Wants EVERYTHING Investigated

quiStaGoreS- repeatedly found in
Central American jungleS by three
wandering prospectors - tonight
apparently had laid low one dis
coverer." caused another to van
ish and supplied the government
of Panama with its most faScinat-
ing mystery in years.
President Juan DemosetheneS
Arosemena took personal charge
of the investigation, which COM
bines the best features of the Cap
tain Kidd legends. novels of the
China Seas. and o. Henry's tales
of Latin American politics.
He sent Police Chief Manuel Pi-
no, who flew from here to David,
capital of Chiriqui province where
the treasure supposedly was found,
to make an exhaustive inVeStiga-
tion of the matter.
Meanwhile Johannes Won Steck,
a French citizen, and one of the
three supposed diScovererS of the
treasure variouSly estimated at
S3,OOO,OOO to S7,OOO,OOO- lay near
death with shot through his
Continued on Page Three)
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
TWO Mills Install
NeW Generating
Plants Here

An Allis- Chalmers turbine elec-
trio generator now being installed
at the Foreman Blades saw and
planning mill here will quadruple
the mills available electric pow
er.
The new turbine will generate
700 kilowatts, whereas the old
steam turbine now in use has a
capacity of ITS k.w.'S. 1t will sup
ply more than enough electric
current to run the motors which
operate the various planers, saws,
etc., in the mill and will take care
of future expansion.
One reason the new generating
plant was needed was because of
the recent installation of a new
S. A. Woods Machine Co., planer,
which cost $4,000 and is capable
of turning out as much as 10000
board feet per day.
The turbine is being set up on
heavy concrete base on the west
end of the main building of the
mill and is now practically ready
for use except for few details. 1t
will probably be placed in opera
ticn in about two weeks.
A twin to this turbine has been
purchased by the Foreman-Der-
rickson Veneer Co., and is now
being installed.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
Governor and
Headlines
Mixed a Bit

Through a combination oil
errors, Governor HOey and his
captions were strangely mixed
in Friday mornings issue OF
The Daily Independent.
Headlines for the story oil the
Governors address on Roanoke
Island landed in their assigned
postion on the front page, but
beneath them appeared a brief
account of his flying visit to
Hertford enroute to the island;
q reverse transpOsition OF head
and story appearing on an IN
side page.
1t was just one OF those
things.
The Daily Independent can
only hope that its readers read
both stories and unscrambled
the headlines for themselves.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24

Attention all you amateur pho
tographers! The Daily Indepen-
dent, in cooperation with the N
C. Board of Conservation and
Development, today announces an
amateur snapshot contest for
which some worthwhile prizes are
being offered.
AS a feature of the State Ad-
vertising Program, it is hoped to
tell the story of North Carolina's S
attractions graphically by means
of pictures. The primary problem
is to assemble a collection of pho
tographs with sufficient art and
news value to attract publishers
thruout the nation. The advertis-
ing committee of the Board Of
Conservation and development has
approved a plan which appears to
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
Leaders Combat Gr0,Uing
Adjournment Sentiment
Amateur Snapshot Contest
Gets Under Way Today

jects as desired. All prints and
negatives submitted become the
property of this newspaper, first
and then of the Board of Conser-
vation and Development. Mega
tives must be forwarded with ev-
cry entry made.
6. Only amateur photographers
may compete in this contest.
7. Pictures entered must be OF
the following subjects, and enter
ed under division of: Hunting
fishing, recreation (other than
hunting and fishing), industry
scenic including historical pic
tures), and agriculture.
This newspaper will give a cash
prize of $40 for the best snapshot
submitted, the judging to be done
by the editors. For the second best
snapshot, the prize will be a
Brownie camera. The best picture
submitted in each of the six divi-
sions will win a ST credit for film
developing at Frisby's studio.
In addition, all of the pictures
submitted in compliance with the
rules will be elegible for the Grand
Sweepstake prizes offered by the
State, which total around $500.
So, get busy, you amateur snap
shot sleuths. There are subjects
all around you. And may the best
snapShotter win.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
HE COULD HOLD HER BY THE EARS
JhQ BANK CLERK Aso T4G SOOA uCpKeR

| ing babies. If she didn't get her
fling in the first two or three
weeks of her married life, chances
are she would have to wait years
and years to go places and see
things. Yes, times have changed
Every weekend is lark for most
young married couples today.
They would be bored stiff having
to get their fun in two solid weeks
of touring; nowadays they CAD
about on every weekend, Stringing
their fun out week-endS without
end.
And don't forget that the cost
of modern living has reduced most
young couples to such financial
straits they can't save up enough
money for an extended honey
moon any more; they have to take
their honeymooning like almost
every other luxury, on the install
ment plan"
And don't forget that there are
lot of them that can't afford a
bridal tour" said the Soda Jerker.
Back in the sticks where I was
born they never heard of such a
thing. Which reminds me of a
country boy who was about to get
married and some one asked him
if he planned to take a bridal
tour.
'Shucks,' he exclaimed, I
don't reckon I'll have to take a
bride to her; I can hold her by
the ears ontil I gifts her broke in -
The daily independent., 1937-07-24

offer the best results in obtaining
a wide variety of pictures with a
minimum drain on the advertising
fund. This proposal is to conduct
a snapshot contest thru the CO.
operation of the newspapers.
Rules of Contest
|. Pictures must be taken in
North Carolina before October l,
1887.
2. Entries may be made under
any of the six divisions listed and
each entry may qualify for one of
the major prizes.
3. Each print must be on smooth
Glossy Stock and may be either
contact or enlargement. Awards
will be made for outstanding in
terest and composition and must
reproduce clearly.
f. Each entry must have pasted
to it an entry blank or slip of pa
per stating under what division it
is entered, where and when it was
taken, and the name and address
of the taker.
5. You may enter as many sub
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
Russia Begins
New Hunt For
'Trotskyists'
Scores of High Govern
ment Officials Are De-
nOunced In Press

Moscow, July 23.-UR)-The
Soviet press tonight, led by the
government newspaper, Izve6tia,
denounced scores of high govern
ment officials in what was be-
lieved to be a new drive against
"TrotSkyistS."
Charges that usually are the
equivalent of arrest and possibly
execution were hurled at directors
of the unfinished Volga-Don can
al; 13 directors of labor commune,
officials in the internal trade
commissariat and prominent gov
ernment leaders Of the Azerbaijan
Republic.
Most were accused of wreck
ing activities" "T1otskyism" and
being enemies of the people" 1t
was the greatest concerted press
campaign since eight of the high
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
WPA To GiUe
Free Music
Lessons
Mrs. L. L. Brown to
Give Instrumental
and Choral Lessons

Lessons in piano, organ, har-
mony and choral work are to be
given here, beginning next week,
as a part of the WPA Teaching
Project for Pasquotank County, it
was announced yesterday by Mrs.
Sallie M. Boettcher, supervisor OF
the project.
This free musical instruction,
which will be available only to
persons not in school and unable
to pay for musical instruction, will
be given by Mrs. L. L. Brown OF
All E. Burgess st. Mrs. Brown is
a graduate of Peabody Institute
and took postgraduate work at
large music school in Chicago.
She was organist for the City
Road Methodist church for two
years.
One of Mrs. Browns major
objectives will be to organize mix
ed choruses and to promote
group singing. She already is pre-
pairing to organize choral groups
in the Free Will Baptist Church,
Continued on Page Three)