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Jocularly, Treadway said he hoped
publicity given tax evasion matters
had helped the sale Of the book.
III It's Of any interest to you,"
Magill replied, laughing. all the roy
alties from that book go to Columbia
University"
Not Declared Illegal.
The Undersecretary testified he did
not regard creation of single trusts
as illegal. or immoral" but told
Treadway that when one person forms
4 dozen, or more, trusts Il think you
and I would agree that Congress bet
ter step In and do something about
the law"
We've been pretty slow about it.,
don't you think?" asked Treadway
mo, I don't think you have" Ma
gill responded, because the devices
have not been used to such a large
extent until recent years"
Discussing the Tiernan case, Bruton
said that Tiernan and his wife had
established Is trusts-three each for
their five children-in 1881. As a
result, he said. the savings on Tier
mans return for 1888 amounted to
$lo4,783 and for 1886 to s232,4s3.
Wallace and his wife, the Govern
ment lawyer asserted, also executed
three trust instruments, each of which
created separate trusts for each of
their three children.
He said Wallace's savings amounted
to $86,l6l in 1885 and $ls7,9OO In
1895.
Tiernan and Wallace, he said, were
close associates, and all their trusts
were created on the same date.
Bruton said Robert A and Frank D..
Stranahan, president and vice presi-
dent, respectively. Of the Champion
Spark Plug Co. of Toledo, Ohio, and
their families effected total income
tax savings for 1892 to 1884, inclu-
sive, Of s70l. .227 by use of the recipro-
cal trust device.
This device, Bruton explained. usual
ly is created between husbands and
wives and permits their incomes to be
split four ways while still having 1t
readily available for their uses"
In the multiple trust device, it was
explained, family income is split
among several trust companies. Saw
ings are realized by tax exemptions
allowed each trust and by keeping the
divided income in the lower surtax
brackets
Magill said partnership OF hus-
band and wife or father and children
also were used to separate family In
come into number of taxable units.
Magill said corporations may deduct
from their taxable income amounts
paid into pension funds. But one
corporation, he added, is trying to
place in pension fund. for few
employees and principal stockholders,
the equivalent of about so per cent
Of their annual salaries.
Asks Roosevelt Income Probe.
The committee had written re-
quest from Representative Fish, Re-
publican, OF New York. to examine the
income tax returns OF President Roose-
welt and members of his personal and
official family.
Chairman Doughton said during
House debate yesterday the New
Yorker would be given a fair" oppor-
tunlty to present any material he
might choose, Fish had contended
that administration opponents were
being singled out for investigation.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
JAMES LOCKE WEEMS.
CAL VERT RESIDENT, DIES
Retired Lighthouse Keeper, "a,
Was Descendant of Fa-
nous Parson,

Jrecial Dispatch to The Star
PRINCE FREDERICK. Nd, July
flames Locke Weems, "a, died yes
terday at his home near Barstow,
Calvert County. after an illness OF
about week. He was member OF an
old Calvert family, direct defendant
OF Parson Weems, author OF the
anecdote Of Washington and the
cherry tree.
Mr.. Weems for many years was
keeper OF the lighthouse at Drum
Point, at the mouth of the Patuxent
River. He retired from the service
about 20 years ago. He was the hus-
band of Mrs. Alice Ireland Weems.
He is survived by his wife, three
sons, Thomas I. Weems of Barstow,
District Deputy Game Warden James
l.. Weens of Baltimore, and John
Walter Weems Of Solomons.
The funeral will be held TODAY at
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church,
Port Republic.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
MRS. SALLIE LINTON
DIES HERE AT AGE OF "a
Funeral Services Tomorrow,
Burial to Be in Congress

Funeral Services Tomorrow.
Burial to Be in Congress
sional Cemetery.
Mrs. Sallie Chichester Linton, "a,
widow OF William A. Linton, former
coal and wood dealer here, died yes
terday at her home, % r street north
east. She had been ill several months.
Mrs. Linton. native of Moss Hill,
Va, had lived here more than so years.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. I. M.
Williams and Mrs. r. R. Freese, both
of this city; a Son, William c. Linton,
patent attorney; brother, James
Chichester, Warrenton, Va, and
sister, Mrs. Julia E. Collins. this city.
She also leaves five grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Lee funeral
home. Fourth street and Massachusetts
avenue northeast Burial will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

lldIIlSllLdI ldn.
Heretofore h e
has piloted the
Senate along the
right parliament
tary track from
day to day, in ad-
dition to his reg
ular duties as
journal clerk. In
recognition Of his
service, the law
makers decided
to make interpre-
tation of the rules
a separate func-
ton.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

China is trying to recapture the
toilet article trade in Manchukuo.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

FELTON,, LOUIS r. Comrades of Col
Ual James S. Petit Camp Will as
senbe al Arlington Cemetery
Men, Chapel. Fort Myer Va. on Fri
k3ANfl lS71HH day. July >, 1887. pt 30 pm,
lAN2A8 for the funeral of our late COM
~ rade. LOUIS E FELTON, In
- terrent Arlington Cemetery.
SAM'I, " HAWKINS Cnnldr
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motion of Watkins, Edward j. Hickey
moved up from assistant to journal
clerk, and Darrell ST. Claire became
assistant journal clerk
Since the days OF Thomas r.
Marshall, five Vice Presidents and
countless number of Senators have
turned to Watkins for the right an
swer to some unusual or knotty prob
lem of procedure. He came to the
Senate as journal clerk in 1919 but
did not take on the added duty OF
expert on the rules until 1928.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

HAWkINS. WILLIAM ISAAC. On Thurs
day, July J. 1881. at Freedmens Hos
pital, WILLIAM ISAAC HAWKINS Of
lo17 4stn ST., n e.. husband Of Aline
Hawkins, son o. the late Isaac and Annie
Hawkins. brother of Sadie Hawkins
Gertrude Johnson, Lena Queen and
1rella CHAPMAN. He also leaves six
children and otEer relatives and friends
Remains res'irc et Stewarts funeral
home. so H ST. ne. Notice Of funeral
Evening star., 1937-07-01
S. H. MCAULEY DIES
Deceased Had Been Washington
Navy Yard Employe.

deceased dad Been aSh1nEton
Navy Yard Employe.
Samuel H. McCauley, 5e. for 20
years an employe of the Washington
Navy Yard, died Tuesday after a
short illness at his home, 5702 Colo
RADIO avenue.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in the Tabler funeral
home, 42l7 Ninth street. Burial will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Asso-
ciates Of MIR. McCauley at the Navy
Yard, where he was a steamftter, will
be pallbearers.
Mr.. McCauley is survived by his
widow. Mrs Nina Barrett McCauley;
a daughter. Miss Ethel E. McCauley;
son, William H. McCauley, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Ethel T. Vermillion, all Of
this city, and brother, George T.
McCauley, Alexandria. Va. Mr.. Nc
Cauley was native Of Galena, Md.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
WATKINS TO RULE
SENATE PROCEDURE
Made Full-Time Parliamentarian
Hickey Becomes Journal
N1nr1-

After nearly IS years of coaching
presiding officers of the Senate on
rules Of procedure, Charles L. Watkins
today became its first full-time par
Evening star., 1937-01-27
FLORIDA SCULPTOR
GETS $100 AWARD
Washington Artists Society Prize
acknowledgements Exhibit
to Open January 81.

Awards in the forty-sixth annual
exhibition of the Society of Washing
ton Artists, which opens at the Cor
coran Gallery of Art on January 81
were made by the jury of awards at
the gallery yesterday, Leon Kroll
New York painter; Hans Schuler, Bal
timore sculptor; Edward Burce, paint
er and art adviser to the procurement
division of the Treasury Department,
and Mrs. Forbes Watson, painter,
known professionally as Nan Watson,
composed the jury.
The prize of 500, given by the So
ciety for the first time this year for
the best work of art in the exhibition,
was awarded Ralph Humes, Coconut
Grove, Fla, for his bronze sculpture of
whippet.
Bronze medals were awarded in the
following classes: Figure compost
ton, C. Law Watkins of Washington,
for his painting, MARY Grobeck';;
ton, for his painting, Shedding; still
life, H. K Wires. West Norwood, N. j.,
for her Sunny Window" and sculp-
ture, Betty Thompson Clear, a for
mer Corcoran student, for her sculp-
ture, Eleanor"
Honorable mentions were awarded
in only two classes, Edgar Nye, land
scape, Wind Clouds" and Eleanor
Mulliken, sculpture, "Atalanta."
Vanishing day has been set for
Saturday, January 80. when members
OF the society, exhibitors and their
friends are invited to be present be-
tween 2 and 4:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
MISS DRAC0NETTE
RETURNS TORAD|O
Songstress, Recovered, to
Be Heard in "Student
Prince" Version.

~ ECOVERED from illness, Jessica
- Dragonette will make her de-
layed appearance on the
a. y Beauty Box Theater" pro-
gram tonight at $50 o'clock over
WJSV and other Columbia stations.
She will have the leading role in a
condensed version of 1.-THE Student
Prince"
Miss Dragonette's performance in
the operetta will include the singing
of such popular selections as Deep in
My Heart" "Serenade," "Just We
Two" and Come On, Boys, Let's Be
Gay" Other songs from the score,
including "The Drinking Song" and
Gong of the Corps" will be played
by Al Goodman's Orchestra.
AN ORIGINAL musical caricature
of Greta Carlo will be featured
by Meredith Wilson's Orchestra dur
ing the program on WRC at 1890.
The Garbo musical cartoon is the
first in series of similar works by
Wilson inspired by personalities in
the public eye.
"EAMILY PLANNING" will be dis
cussed by Eduard Christian Lind
man, professor of philosophy at the
New York School of Social Work, and
DR.. William H. Cary. author on med
ical subjects, in special program over
WJSV at IL.
ERED ALLEN will revive one of his
- most famous characters, Zeke Al
len the Hillbilly, during his Town
Hall Tonight" program on WRC at 9.
Jean O'Neill, ''blues" singer, will be
one of the featured soloists.
THE story of Elizabeth Blackwell,
pioneer woman physician, will be
dramatized during the "Cavalcade OF
America" program on WJSV at 8.
THE Clark Ringwald Four and Yvette
Rugel, musical comedy prina dom
ma, head the parade of guest artists
to take part in the Professional Pa
rade" program on WMAL at 9. Others
who will contribute include Marion
Marie. contralto; Lewis and Ames,
Evening star., 1937-01-27

HOUSEKEEPER, EXPERIENCED. COLORED.
capable with children. cook: live in. Room
with bath and $40 monthly. Refs. required.
32lS Walbridce pl. NV. (near goth and
Park rdl Adams SiD4
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comedians, and Dot Morrison, char
acter imperSonator.

W7MAL will broadcast a concert by
w the Roth String Quartet from the
music auditorium of the Congressional
Library at 10. Howard Mitchell, cellist,
will be the soloist. The quartet will
feature Schubert's Quintet in c,
OPUS l63,"
Evening star., 1937-01-27

Evening Programs.
500 p.m.-WRC. "One Mans
Family; VOL, Five
Star Final; WJSV,
"Cavalcade of America"
$3.50 0p.m.-WRC, Wayne Kings
Orchestra; WMAL.
Ethel Barrymor
WJSV, Burns and Allen.
900 p.m.-WRC, Town Hall To-
night; WN1AL, Profess
sional Parade; WJSV,
Andre Kostelanetz and
his orchestra.
1000 p.m.-WRC, Your Hit Pa
rade; WJSV, Gang
Busters"
1880 p.m.-WRC, Meredith Will
sons Orchestra.
1880 p.m.-WRC, Nil mig hit
Frolics.
Short Wave Programs.
500 p.m.-ROME, News in Eng
lish and Folk Songs,
2RO, 3l.1 M, 9.63 meg.
700 p.m.-MOSCOw. Children's
Program, RAN, 31.2 M,
9.6 meg.
$3.50 p.m.-BERLIN, Press Re-
view, DJD, 25.4 m, 11.77
meg.
1910 p.m.-LONDON, Play, "Cue
for Adventure" GSD,
25.5 m, Ills meg.
1900 midnight - TOXIC, Over
seas Program, JVH, 20.5
m, 14.6 meg.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
HELP WOMEN.
(COnfinuedl

sTENOGRAPHER, experienced, real estate
offlce; gentle; salary, SI2 per week: state
age. Address Box Abb. Star office.
WAITRESS. young girl. must be experi-
enced; size SO uniform. 1928 N st.
NV.
MATTRESSES experienced, over Is years
of age. Apply gill Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG LADY. attractive. for retail dry
cleaners. experienced preferred; steady
position. 7711 Georgia ave NV.
WANTED, attractive waitress over 81
1879 Conn. ave.
LadieS-Read This Carefully.
II you have had sales experience, here
is your opportunity. Our sales plan Is
dignif1ed and interesting; full or part time.
Call at office. Arthur Hays Co.. Inc, OIL
Colo. Bldg Hours 4 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
Rooming Houses Wanted.

BOOMING HOUSE. all apis. 18th and o.
l3 rooms, . baths: rent, 500: clean; run
ming water most apts owner i'll; always
filled. A real buy at 81 900; terms. In
Evening star., 1937-01-27

MAID. colored 35-4O: general housework;
exp; ref. Apply 1743 F st. NV. between
5-T pm.
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PERMANENTS, S1.95.
BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

BEAUTY PARLOR-Just vacated; 4 rooms
ana bath. $50 per month. 2114 New York
ave Call National 05l0.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT part time; all phases of
accounting. services. taxes, social security:
enjoy working with people. Greenwood
1G3O-J.
ACCT. STUDENT wishes work. afternoons
Evening star., 1937-01-27

BEAUTY SHOP-One of the incest shops
We have had, nearly new equipment rent
only S35; doing 500 monthly; only 81 200;
excellent terms. r. NJ. De Shazo. 1913
l4tn 81. NV. National hJ20.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen. 70 sell both
new and used; new cars to deliver: ample
door period: large stock of saleable used
cars; full cooperation. Mr.. King, Adams
cAB1NETMAKER. good all-around re-
par man. Steady job. Address Box
CHEF (white). with frst-class restaurant
experience. Apply Crescent Cafe, 1913
14th st. NV.
COFFEE SALESMEN go. experienced to
demonstrate coffee and introduce a new
item to Washingtonians that has never
been sold in Washington before. This item
is not. sold for cash. Remuneration, guar
anteed salary. bonus and commission. with
assured promotion to those who qualify
Apply Thursday and Friday mornings. 8
to IL am, to The Great American Tea
Co. 3034 14th st. NV. Ask for Mr.. Rawls
COLORED BOY, 1918, to work in drug
store. Apply 6224 3rd st. NV.
COOK. colored: experienced sea food man.
Call 1925 Conn. ave NV. 2Ss
COUNTERMAN, experienced, for small
restaurant. Apply 644 II st. ne.
Evening star., 1937-01-27

GIRL colored, settled, experienced gem
eral housework; able to run Maytag wash
ing machine; refs. necessary. 62lS 3rd
ST NV
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ies-Read This Carefully.
HELP DOMESTIC.

COUPLE, married, colored: must be neat
good housekeepeY and good cook: house
man must have general experience: good
home: references required: S45 per month
Address Box 2-B. Star office.
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GIRL. colored ghw., plain cook; stay
nights; child 3 yrs; So wk. to start.
rapid advancement: refs. Walnut 9303-J.
GIRL colored: must know table service
and live in; s. week, room and board.
Apply S:30-9:30. 33O3 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
CAMERA REPAIRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT INC.
Sl5 10th ST NV Phone National 4Tl1
Evening star., 1937-01-27

AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO--seli. rent
and repair; some real bargains: away
from high rent dist Open evenings. 143l
East Capitol st. Line. 0OS2
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| good housekeeper and good cook: house,
man must have general experience: good
home: references required: $40 per month.
Address Box 2-B. Star office.
and small apt: room. board; $50 aa1.n: menth;
Box Box. 44S"B, s sHFe sfar ONCE. nc . l-NA' I---,
GIRL. white. for g.h.w.; stay nights; $40
wklv.; ref Clev 00l7. --
GIRL. colored settled, experienced gem
eral housework: able 70 run Maytag wash;
| ing machinei refs. necessary. 621S 3rd
| st. NV
GIRL, colored, g.h.w., plain cook; stay
nights child 3 yrs; So VIZ to start
rapid advancement: refs. Walnut 9303-J.
GIRL. colored must know table service
and live in; S. week, room and board.
Apply S:3O-9:30. 33O3 13th st. NV.
HoUsEKEEPER. white. refined, as com;
Salary Can 1907 Decatur ST. St. NV. W. N1
salary: live in: small apt. Q adults. Apply
after pm; I261 Raum st. ne. Apt. l.
HOUSEKEEPER- white settled; stay
nights. Call Atlantic 1924.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. neat, under 40;
experienced must be good cook; go home
nights; by refined couple; $40 month; no
4g0-B Star Office
HOUSEKEEPER. white. middle-aged. plain
employed couple. Call Greenwood 2I49-J.
HOUSEKEEPER, EXPERIENCED. COLORED
capable with children. cook: live in. Room
with bath and $40 monthly. Refs. required.
:s2s2S Walbridee pl. NV. (near goth and
Park rdD. Adams S494.
MAID. exp. gh.w.: stay nights; 81 weekly.
lu25 Conn. ave. Apt. 304.
MAID colored 35-40: general housework:
exp; ref. Apply 1743 st. NV. between
81 pm.
MOTHERS HELPER (colored), So weekly;
home nights. 532 Quintana pl. NV.
SOUTHERN GIRL. who is willing worker.
to do general housework; must live in
and be fond of children S25 month, with
room and board. $3.50 Bird NV.
WOMAN. l mo-. g.h.w. care children. 4-6.
Call lO-12 am, 1901 18th st. NV,
Apt. 500.
WOMAN. to take full charge Of home and
care for two children 3 and r: stay nights;
ST week; good home for right party. Cali !
evenings. VIM. q. Atkins. Jefferson ave |
Riverdale.
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mahogany hreSide rocker comfortable
hlgh-back rocker. steel engrayings. 1857
Perry Dl. NV
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GIRL. white, to take care of children
and small apt: room. board. $50 month;
refs: good home for right girl. Address
Box 14O-R. Star office
Evening star., 1937-01-27

AIR COMPRESSORS, motors auto laundry
equipment. miscellaneous tools and ma
chinery. Standard AutOmotive Supply Co..
500 J4th NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

immediate operation and one year free
service S:I5 to S215. United. S13 l4th ST.
NV National GO63
Evening star., 1937-01-27

HOUSEKEEPER. cook. white; liberal
Evening star., 1937-01-27

HOUSEKEEPER, white. neat, under 40;
experienced; must be good cook go home
nights: by refined couple: $40 month no
laundry; automatic heat Address Box
4g0-B Star Office
Evening star., 1937-01-27

table Windsor chairs. davenport sufte:
gate-leg table. twin beds. dining room suite,
stove. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1937-01-27

ADDING MACHINE Burroughs on stand
Exceptional value. 500. United. S13 14tn
ST. NV National G063
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Air Headliners
Domestic.

Domestic.
-3:15 p.m.-WJSV, Manhattan
Matinee.
5:45 p.nn.-WMAL, Evening Star
Flo chac
Evening star., 1937-01-27
WORK

WORK ..
Wanted men who are mechanically
inclined for special outside work. Steady
employment II you are selected. Apply
4OS Commerce & Savings Bldg 1890
a m. Thursday: no other time. NO weak
lings need apply
A WELL-KNOWN REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT CO. wishes to
secure an experienced man to
take complete charge of the sale
of its medium and low cost homes
in nearby Md. Address Box
377-B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-01-27

GIRL, white. for g.h.w.; stay nights; $40
MklM ref CleM QQl
Evening star., 1937-01-27

Statesmen.
FIVE SELECTED MEN who desire the op-
pOrtunity TO learn the oil burner and fuel
oil business, will be given intensive training
for one week beginning at once, after
which opportunity will be given TO these
with one of the leaders OF the country.
car is essential. Apply all this week, 1913
Conn. ave. NV. We are now selling OIL
burning equipment for immediate installa-
tion and no payments need be made until
u. nr,nhnn
Evening star., 1937-01-27

HOUSEKEEPER. white. settled stay
nights Call Atlantic 1924
Evening star., 1937-01-27

| HOUSEKEEPER. white middle-aged plain
cooking. of small child: stay nights
employed couple. Call Greenwood 2I49-J,
Evening star., 1937-01-27
SALESMEN.

statesmen go to sell nationally adver-
tised gas ranges to a wholesale ana re-
tail trade Apply between 10 and II.
3 and 5. 2192 14th St NV. ~
statesmen (2) Splendid opportunity for
. energetic men to sell Electroi oil burners
made If you can qualify. Call Griffith
Consumers Co. Met. 4S40.. $50 am. 10
pm for appointment. AutomopNe eS-
sential ASK for Mr.. Lauritzen.
Evening star., 1937-01-27

HOUSEKEEPER. white, refined, COM
panion for elderly lady: good home and
salary Call lhn1 Dccatur ST NV
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
COIN IS TRACED
TO JAMES VI

A month ago S. H. Hubbard, Of
1141 North Utah st., Arlington,
found an ancient yellow coin, or
token, stained by long contact
with the soil, not far from Smith
field, Va, in the James River dis.
trict. The earliest settlement of
Englishmen in the New World
was founded near there in 1907.
Today Smithsonian historians
informed him that the bit Of
metal is mot coin, but a weight
representing the Scottish four
shilling gold pieces of James vi,
made during the period 16o2-25
A. D."
They were unable to say whether
the metal itself is gold or brass.
Mr.. Hubbard said he would have
it tested chemically.
Evidently brought to Virginia
by a member of the first colony
to settle here, it has lain in the
soil until found by its present
owner. The spot where it was
found, Mr.. Hubbard said, is is
miles south of Jamestown, scene
of the first settlement, and not
far from the James River.
It was identified by Assistant
Director j. E. Graf of the Smith
sonian Institution, and Theodore
T. Belote, a Smithsonian historian.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
FIND POLICEMAN SECURITY FUNDS
SHOT TO DEATH ALLOTTED TO DC.

UNS). The Social Security
Board today announced grants
totalling $7O24.44O for aid to the
aged, blind and dependent chill
dren in five States, the District OF
Columbia and Hawaii, for the sec
ond quarter of the fiscal year,
October through December 81.
The grants:
California - Aged. $4,000, 1852:
blind, $225.629, and dependent
children, 1862 .243.
District of Columbia-Aged,
$101,312; blind, $3,458, and chill
dren, $42,856.
Hawaii-Aged, $31,543; blind,
$1,974, and children, $23,176.
Nebraska - Aged, $443,679;
blind, $9,740, and children, $780,
OFT.
New Jersey - Aged, $640, SOB;
blind, $16,226 and children $S17.-
800.
North Carolina-Aged $283, 500;
blind, SAT ,287 and children, $50 1888,
Rhode Island Aged, $149,913.
The estimated number OF per-
sons to receive assistance from
trese grants is 230,4T0.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29

NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio,
Sept. 30 G.N.SO.-The bullet-rid.
cled body of Static Highway Pa
trolman George Conn, %, of Cum
berland, was found wrapped in
burlap in a roadside ditch near
the village of Freeport, south
of here.
Discovery Of the body ended a
search instituted this informing
when fear for the patrolman's
safety was aroused through his
unexplained absence since yester-
Gay afternoon. He was seen last
Ly his superiors when he left for
Freeport to interview John Ickle-
berry regarding traffic citation.
IcBleberry was taken into custody
bv the Harrison county sheriff.
Beside COINS body was found
an automobile bill of sale issued
by c motor sales company to a
William Beredy. The paper did
not give the address of the COM
pany nor Of Beredy.
The Washington times., 1937-09-29
Mexican Asks Ban
On Fuel to Reich

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 20 G.N.SJ.
Expectation of petroleum to Ger
many would be prohibited under
a bill introduced today in the
Senate by Senior Alfonso Gudino,
with the backing of the dominant
National Revolutionary party. "It
Is Illogical" Gudino declared, "for
Mexico to support the Azana gov
eminent in Spain, and at the same
time furnish war supplies to its
enemies"