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Sligo Park Hills
Residents Travel

Mrs. Harvey Turnage, with her two
sons, Is spending the Summer in
Greensboro. N. c.. visiting Mrs. Turn
ages parents. They will return the
early part Of September.
Mrs. Charles O. HUFF, accompanied
by her mother left Wednesday for
Maine, where they will be for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Laut had
visiting them for the last 10 DAYS
Mrs. Laut's father. Mr.. v. M. Truss
Ter Of Wading River. Long Island
Their son, Mr.. Herbert Laut, left yes
terday for a weeks vaca ton in Wild
wood, N. j.. accompanied by friends
from Washington.
Mrs. Vernon Emery has returned
from Hurricane, N. Y, in the Adiron-
dack Mountains, where she was the
guest Of Mrs. Stephen F. Weston for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden H. Emery en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday for Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Kudlick and their
daughters, Miss Jane Kudlick and
Miss Margaret Kudlick. and son, Mr..
Richard Kudlick of Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Lashley with
their children, Donald Lashley and
Michael LAshley, returned Wednes-
day from Today motor trip to
West Virginia, Pennsylvania and
Maryland.
They spent some time in Cumber-
land, Md, and Lancaster County,
Pa, visiting relatives.
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Residential News
In Upper Marlboro

UPPER MARLBORO. Md, August
14.-The Prince Georges County
Supervisor Of Assessments and Mrs.
Thomas w. Baxter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Aldridge have returned after
a Visit OF several days at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Baden and
daughters. Miss Regina and Miss
Mary Alice. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Baden and Miss Catherine Ireland
have returned from a motor trip to
Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. William Suit and Mr.. James
Morris have been sojournlng at At
lantic City.
Miss Theodore Middleton, daughter
OF Mrs. A. R. Middleton and the
late Prince Georges County Commits
sioner Theodore NJ Middleton, and
Mr.. Charles Philip Fan. son OF Mr.
Charles Farr and the late Mrs. Farr
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mold Jacobsen and their daughter,
Miss Douglass jacobsen.
This week end Miss Jacobsen has
as her guests Miss Betty Blown and
Miss Jean Shuler Of Warrington.
Chaplain Frederick w. Meehling and
his grandmother, Mrs. M. c. Meehling,
are at home At 214 South Fourth ave-
nue. in Quantico.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John H. Cook and
their small son Jackie are vacation
ing at Old Point Comfort. Va.
Miss Ruth Frances Kinney of
Evanston, ILL.,, who is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. David Nimmer and Mai. MINI
mer, was, complimented by them
Wednesday at swimming party and
buffet supper aboard their cruiser, the
Adventure. Other guests were the
Misses Mary 10 Bradman, Betty Jane
Knighton. Bebe Fellows, Mai. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Fellows, and the
Messrs. Charles Meade. and Wiley
Holmes Of Moorhead, Miss, and Rich
ard, Gale and Alfred Noble, jr.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore have
as their guest Mrs. Moore's nephew,
Peter Doyle Of Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Adelaide Benckert Of Drexel
Hill, Pa, is the guest Of Capt. and
Mrs. Hartnoll j. Withers.
Capt. and Mrs. Rupert r. Deese and
their children, Rupert, Mary and
Laura, have arrived here for duty
from San Diego and are at home at
Quarters 3l8-A.
Capt. and Mrs. Lionel c. Goudeau
nave as their guest this week end Miss
Marjorie Moss of Annapolis.
Maj. and Mrs. o. P. Smith and their
daughters, the Misses Dorothy and
Virginia Smith. and Maj. and Mrs.
MerWin Silverthorn and their sons,
Merwin, Russell and Robert, have re-
turned to the post from q vacation
at Rehoboth Beach. Del.
Capt. and Mrs. John OIeary and
their daughter Bonnie are on leave
IN New York State.
Miss Monte Council and Miss Mvr-
tie Sanderson of Norfolk. Va, are
guests OF Capt. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Mcfarland.
Guests OF Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas p
Hughes are Miss Stella Eliz of Kansas
City, Kans., and Miss Jane Hyndman
OF Philadelphia.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Frederic l.
Bradman were the guests at dinner
Monday evening Of Maj. and Mrs.
Omar T. Pfeiffer.
Sunday evening Maj and Mrs.
Pfeiffer were guests at the SUD-
per party which Mr.. and Mrs. AL Will
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cox entertained at their home in East

cox entertained at their home In East
Falls Church, Va.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. T. B. InRiis
and their two children OF Washington
were post visitors Sunday and were the
guests Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry T.
Elrpd.
Mrs. D. c. Varian and her daush.
ter Alice Jean Of Annapolis, Nd, ar
rived Wednesday for . weeks visit with
Lieut.. Eugene v. Jobe, U. 8. N, and
Mrs. Jobe.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter B. Troxell
have arrived here for duty from South
Charleston, W, Va, and are assigned
to Quarters DIS.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Cyril A.
Rumble Of Washington visited here
last Sunday with Capt. and Mrs. Wal
ter L. j. Bayler.
Miss Doris Wolf of Washington and
Lieut.. Thomas w. Hopkins, U. S. N, of
Norfolk, Va. are guests today and to-
morrow Of Capt. and Mrs. Hayes,
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6ioA VI od1tiIlole, Lieut.. ana Mrs.
John H. Cook. Lieut.. and Mrs. Austin
r. Brunelli, Lieut.. Nelson K. Brown,
Lieut. and Mrs. Clifford Shuev and
Lieut. and Mrs George R. E. Shell,
Last evening the college men who
Are here from all over the States to
attend the Summer training of the
Platoon Leaders Glass were the guests
OF honor at dance at the officers
mess.
Miss Virginia Gould was hostess at
supper party at the quarters of her
parents, Maj. and Mrs. Moses j. Gould.
later taking her guests to this affair
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Richard P,
Williams had as their guest over last
night Miss Catherine Stewart of
washington, who came to the post
Tor the Platoon Leaders' dance.
Mrs. William Garnett Strobhar,
mother OF Mrs. Richard P. Williams,
Is visiting her former home in Savan-
nah, Ga.
Mr.. Jack Bradman came here to-
day from BordentoVn, N. j., to be
with his parents, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Frederic l.. Bradman Mr.. Bradman
has been attending Summer school
at the Bordentown Military Institute.
The commanding Gen. and Mrs.
James c. Breckenridge, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. r. P. Williams and Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Henry L. Larsen were among
the guests at the dinner party which
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb gave at the
Army-Navy Club, in Washington, last
week, honoring her husband, the
major general commandant, on the
occasion of his birthday anniversary.
Maj. and Mrs. c. A. Phillips and
their children, Rosemary, Thomas
and John, are new members of this
command, and are al home at quar-
ters 80.
Col. and Mrs. Charles j. Miller have
returned to Quantico from a months
leave. which they spent motoring
through Canada.
Col. F, B. Garrett. L. S. M. c.. re-
tired, and Mrs. Garrett Of Philadel-
phia were the guests over Tuesday
night OF Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Henry
L. Larsen.
Col. and Mrs. Garrett are building
a home at Belle Haven, Va, and upon
Its completion will move there from
Philadelphia.
Maj. and Mrs. Curtis w. Leeette
have returned to the post from a short
visit In New York City.
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Maj. Gambler A. Wilkinson. U. S. A..
and Mrs. Wilkinson have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carusi
OF Washington
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Maurice G.
Holmes and their daughter and son
are the guests for few days Of Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes at
Eaglesmere. Pa.
Col. Holmes nephew, Mr.. Wiley
Holmes of Moorhead, Miss, who was
their guest for short visit. was hon
ored at bench picnic last week by
Col. and Mrs. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Woodroof and
their son. Edwin, of Pittsburgh are
guests this week end OF Capt and
Mrs Saville T. Clark.
Lieut.. and Mrs. August Larson and
their small daughter, Joanna, returned
to the post this week from temporary
detached duty in Wakefield, Mass
Tuesday Lieut. Larson left for tenn
porary duty at Camp Perry, Ohio.
Miss Betty Elmore OF Petersburg,
Ill, is the guest of her brother-ln-
law and sister, Capt. and Mrs. Booker
c. Batterton.
Maj. and Mrs. Walter G.. Farrell,
who were married last month in New
York City and were in Europe on
their wedding trip arrived in the
States yesterday aboard the steam
ship New York. and they were met
there bv Mai Farrell's nareptc ce,
Patrick J. H. Farrell. U. S. A., re-
tlrec, and Mrs Farrell, who have
spent several weeks at Maj Farrell's
quarters here
Gen, and Mrs. Farrell have gone
to visit their son-in-law and daueh-
ter, Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Crossman of
New York City. at their Summer
place at Litchfield Conn.
Lieut.. William F. Wesanen, U. S.
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OF Pittsburgh, will be married Monday
evening at $50 o'clock in st. Barna-
oas Episcopal Church at Oxon Hill.
Miss Catherine Ridgely and Mr.
ana Mrs. William H. Mccormick hays
returned from visit to Hagerstovn.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Nicely and chill
oren OF Temple Hills ale visiting
relatives In Hinton. w. Va.
MrE. Daniel Rice and son of Templa
HILLS are spending tvo weeks in
Boston. Mass.
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Many Dinners Precede
Dance at Marine Post
Capt. and Mrs. Mum Hosts to Out-of-Town
Guests s-Other Activities in
Quantico Circles.

~UANT1CO, Va, August 14-One of the
members of the officers Club held this evening Capt.
" and Mrs John Mum hosts party at the
cuo before the dance having their Of
Flatley u S. N Flatey Norfolk Va who are visit
Ing them this week end The other guests Doris
Won OF washington Capt and Mrs Robert Hunt
Nhaes H. hayes Capt and Mrs Roger T. Carleson
Thomas W. Hopkins, U. S. N, of Norfolk
Lieut. Ira E. McMllian U. S. N, Mrs Mcmillan enter
no at onner at the club this evening guests
Lieut. Robert Faust u NJ and Mrs Faust Douglass Jacob
Miss Betty Brown Shuer Washneton 1eut
Nton.
Lieut. and Mrs Albert Keller hosts cocktail party
at their quarters this evening later taking guests
TO the dance Lieut. and Mrs Keer guests were Mrs Nellie
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N, and Mrs. Wesanen have as their
guests for fortnights visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Neary of Boston.
Capt. and Mrs James McHugh en-
tertained at cocktail party at their
quarters Tuesday afternoon.
Capt. McHugh will leave the post
tomorrow for temporary duty at Camp
Perry, Ohio, and during his absence
Mrs. McHugh will visit in Cape Cod
and in Newport as the guest of Mai.
and Mrs. w. w. Rogers. returning
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to Quantico the latter part Of the
month
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs Graves B.
Ersklne and their two daughters,
Peggy and Maureen. who arrived re-
Gently in the States from duty in
Pelplng, are new members of this
command. They are at home at
Quarters 22l.
Miss Bobbyn Nelson OF Athens, Ga -,
spent this week on the post as the
guest OF Lieut. Col and Mrs. Ar
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
XII.

Muf {einem @siib. bulb S@lOB. 1alb
8auerneut, fab i'm @peiieoimmer Elm
Mann BON ttpa fed5is SobreR in
einem dbeetrueenen Gammetunoug.
bic pfeife i'm Munbe; Dor inn ftanb
Der bolb a~beerdumte Tif9, inn gegen<
iiber fab Elm iunser, nit ausgefu&ter
@Iegdna g~efleibeter 9err.
Batter, i'd bei9n0re Did, bertpti=
oere mir biesmal Define ginniligung
ni9t! SD liebe @enObefa BON No9e<
bure uRb tpiinIHe mir ni9ts iebnli9er,
als baB Du mir gsftutteit, fie gu bei-
rotben.*
Der Batter nabm bic pfeife aus BEN
Wlunbe, blies Rdu9nolten in bic Quft
unb fdste langidm:
Site Did, @ontron. Sir bos
Slid elmer Gbe 1T es ni9t bisnli9,
feline 3utinFtige gu lieben. man miB=
iraut ibr b1nn ni9t seniigenb. man
iiberlegt niat unb lGBt fi4 fansen ME
elm @impel."
rMan iibsrlegt ni9t2" pieberboIte
Der iunge Mdnn beftig. nMein Soft.
felt feds Monaten apinsft Du mid.
niAts anberes gu tbun!" Gr bate Ii9
er6oben unb fdritt unssbulbig in benz
qroBen @peiisoimmer auf unb nieber.
Baron BON Mo9sbure 1T Elm Gb=
renmann, unfGbis irsenb jemdnben gu
iiberbortbeilen. fi9 irgenbiDie uncOrrett
~ bsnsbmen. Ct bat mir feline @srs
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20

i'm @egsnfab gu unIsrsr 9iasnOfs, buB
ls unrettbar tpabnfinnig fsi, m06te i9
fuft a%nnsbmsn, Der 6eilungsprocsB Bee
gimme. Die Hatur, bic Stias, bic Gins
fdmteit f9einsn ibr msbr 81 niiben, ais
ale unfere WifenT9uft tbun tOnnte.
44, tpenn mir ibr nur bas OerIorens
4inb pisberesben t0nnten!"
Als 8drOnin 4malis babOn b0rts,
buB bic @sneIung 6rau BON grnsuiIs
ni4t unm0sIi9 lei, tpenn man ibr bas
berlorene Rin6 pieberbr69te, fling bic
Reus, bic Is bsi9pi9tigt gu bdben
eloubte, bon Neusm an, an ibrtm 6ers
aen gu noasn. RonTtontin feinsr Wsuts
ter niht 5ufibrsn. bisB, lie gu Iebenss
ldnglidem Wobnfnn berbammsn. sic
fuste f9. baB ifs isbt nidt nur ibren
Neffsn um Tsin grbe betrDse. fOnbern
baB iie aud an Der S9pdgerin einen
geiftigen WOrb bssebe. Sn langen,
f9lafloItn NGnten 1u1te lie nergebli9
mad Mitteln unb Wsgsn, I'm bas lln>
BELL, bds fie aneeftelt, pisber gut gu
MAIDEN. 3uneiIen faBts lie ben mutbi=
gen GntT1luB, Bel Der nGdften 0er>
einsfbuns elm DfFsntIidts 8efenntniB
ab3ulegsn, burd ibre Demutb bas urz
tbsiI Der MeIt gu sn~tpuffnen. Often
tpDltc lie seitebsn: nOas babe i9 GEE
than, neil i'd nint ben Wtntb bate,
onbsrs gu 6onbeln. 8rsnt ben Stab
iibsr mid, ober laBt mein @ergebtn
ni9t auf meinen @atten, niht uuf
meme Rinbtr 5uridfa1en." Nber cine
SiBung rtibte iih an bic onbere, Obne
baB bic GdrOnin gsfprO6en bate.
Tsisbsit,. SeIbitfudt unb Mutterlisbs
bsrf9lOHeH ibr ben Munb ME bonn ers
ten Sage an.
Irou Maburst fdb inopif9en nit
tiefinnerIter 8efriebieung. ME fi4 ibre
69Gbe msbr unb mebr bduften. Die
Treu6e iiber bas @elb, bas tie almO>
notli9 bOlen ging. I9pG9te iid ME ub,
i'm @egentbsil, lie fteigerte fid bon
Sa6r gu Sabr, unb ibr @eia tpu6s.
Gie freute Ii9 bdruuf, bic Surbinen>
bii91e, in bic it bic eriten @olbitiids
aelegt bate, bomit bo~ugepfrDpft gu iez
ben unb Iebte in Iteter Mneft, bdB man
tommen unb i6r Musuftin nieber nebz
men Tonne. @erne piirbe fe audi bic
finfbunbert 6ranfer, bic bic @rGfin
ibr anidbrli9 CAB. ou benz @elbe, bas
lie i'm @ebeimen erbielt, gelegt haben,
bdmit bic @umme raider dntpo4fe.
Nber ibr Monn, Der barduf beftanoen
bate, ben unterbalt Sintins unb fei>
ner eeliebtsn OOgse Don feiner Penfion
3a beItreiten, fsBte aud bier ieinen
Wiaen burn unb lsgte nSintins 9elo"
mad unD na9 in &artOffelfelbern,
Meinberaen unb Dieb an. bic emit bes
patbentinbes GrbtbeiI iein fO[lten.
81 aGblte bas gbepaar ieBt gu ben
8saiiterthen i'm Dorfe. Die f4neigz
fame 3uriidboltuns, bic bic TeIbbitsrs
frau an ben Sag gu lesen pfltgte, er'
bDbte ben 3auber, ben tie I'm F4 gu
Derbreiten ~Deritdnb, unb bds Mniehen,
beFen fe ii9 alleitig srfreute. Mtdn
nannte fe ftOI3. .uber ieBt, no iie gu
ben 8sfiBenben sebOrte, punberte man
ii@ ni9t msbr buriiber. GeIb ertldrf
unb ent19ulbigt aues!
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20
XIV.

Gs mar Elm 1trenger Winter; 19netS
benber Minb peitf4te bic 2uft, un0
iberun lag biater G9nee. Set mebs
reren Mo9en f9on mar Grau Mds
buret bur9 cine beftige 8ron4itis
ans 6aus eefsTelt, 70 baB fie barauf
berai8ten muBte, ibre Gier unb Butter
auf ben Martt gu trasen. Nls aber
Der Sdnuar gu gnbe sing, bemd9tigte
1i9 ibrer cine groBe nnrube. Wds
fpurbe aus benz @sIbs, tuenn fees ni9t
am a~tpsitsn Jebruur abbDb2 9ieie
8efiir9tung bsrfolste fe unoussefeBt.
70 boB fie bef9loB, Inn ieben 9reis in
bic Gtabt gu sebsn, an9ebli4, UNI pie
INNER Raffee unb 2~ebeAsmittel etns
aufaufen. Sic NOR ia cine frGfttge
Natur, mas TOnte Elm Meg BON elm nnb
elmer baIben Stunbe i6r peiter f9as
benz Mls fe absr Maburet BON ibrem
@ntf4luTe Mittbeilung ma4te, protes
ftirte sr lebbaft, 70 baB ie gu elmer ans
beren 2ise ibre 3uflu4t neRmer1
muBte.
SIS bonbeIt Ti9 ni9t 10 febr I'm
ben Raffee, i9 m09te serne ben Opt@
tor peqen Der @9pinbelunfdIe. benen
ih mitunter ausgefebt bin. gu Rotbe
3ieben." Gin penis in feinem Mibers
itanb erT9iittert, entgesnet er: rGrei>
Iih, ober ipie tpdre es, tpenn mir ben
Wrat fnmmen IieRen2"
~Nein, nein," risf iis lebbuft. bic
@r0Be Der Gefabr fOfort besreifen6,
.morgen fGbrt ia Der pOItpugen in bic
@tabf, i'd nebme mir einen PldB. bos
1T INNER nod LANCE ni4t 10 tbeuer,
uls penn mir ben Mrat tommen lafs
fen" @r fiets fih bieitr B%Oriteaung,
unb am nG9ften MOrsen ftieg Grau
Moburet, in elm parmes. bon 8rGfin
Bertha Itammenbes Mpntu9 sebult,
in bic poitfuti9e. go bieB Elm olter
Barren, Der iiberan unbi9t mar. un6
trob bes @ontu9ss tlupperte frau
Maburet Dor JrOft. sd bdtte bic
RGlte beim Morf4iren tpeniger ems
pfunben." bd9te fie, ndber Maburef
bGtte ia nidt aueesebsn. baB i'd ben
Mee gu SUB ma4te, unb bann bate
ih bas @elb ni9t obne fein @iRen abb
bsben tDnnen."
Cine Gtunbe ipdter befanb fie ii4
i'm poftgebGube. empfins ibr @elo unb
bic @rtra=8 elebruns. buB man Is ibr
nidt na9esIanbt. iOnbern bis auf
Na1frooe pernabrt baben piirbe.
.Ou Iieber 6immel, penn i'd bos
getpuBt bate" bo9te fie, betlaste i'm
6tilen bic unnDtbigs Musgdbe fir ben
pOitipassn unb itsdte bic flint @olb=
ftiide in elm Sdihaen. bas fie aus 8ors
ii@t in benz 3leibfuttsr ansebra4t
Hotte.
WOrtissunO fOIst.l
Washington Journal., 1937-08-20

Bier Sabre tpursn ieitbem in's 2anO
ge9an9en.
sFrau bon No9ebure ftelts fi9 im>
mer mebr in ben Dienit Der @Obltbds
tigteit. Opfsrte ii9. ME bic 9sr5osin
The Washington times., 1937-10-01
L0Ue -
By JOHN GUILTY

TOXINS feet powed the brown flour sticky dust; the dust
pushed in small clouds his big engineering boots The
Arizona sun was smashing blazing fist into his face clampng
hand on his back But John didn't notice He frowned
The Washington times., 1937-10-01

Cast of Characters in
Flood Love"
JOHN, who goes West after
a quarrel with his college
sweetheart.
BETH, whose accusations are
much more than John can
understand.
The Washington times., 1937-10-01


Beth's SCARED boot smacked the
desert. Her voice cracked with the
mounting sting Of rage.
Johnny! You can't hate me as
much as I hate you" With cour-
ageously upflung head, But I've
got to try and make you under
stand. Johnny. It's my sister who's
sick. This is the cheapest. best
we haven't money-and-a n d
Maud likes it-If I had known you
ever lived in this State"
There was a moan from the
trailer. Johnny ran through the
mesquite trees and his legs took
the trailer step in one step. Be
hind him Beth stumbled.
The young man with scared
ewes saw crIImpled on the floor a
Rirl-not much older than Beth
The Washington times., 1937-10-01

John stared, cold fear wetting the
palms of his hands as he lifted
the girl onto the couch-bed.
Johnny called to O'Meara, Get
mother down here! Fast as she
CAM" The portly little man
heaved jouncingly back to the car.
There was a low moan of wind
outside in the canyon. The trailer
swayed under the first of storm
wind! Johnny glanced quickly at
Beth. She was oblivious.
He shot the clasps of the tiny
windows and grimaced. The sky
was black with rolling storm. A
cloud-burst!
Johnny charged for the door.
Two girls to get out of this bot
tled-up canyon Zone girl looking
as if she was slipping ><ross
deaths doorway, before the tor
rents broke into the canyon from
the mountain above!
Great clouds of dust from the
desert Swooped over the mountain.
They cloaked with gray-yellow
haze the upstream of the canyon.
The scream of the wind muffled
the gliding roar of the stream. The
top Of the canyon walls were lost
in black twilight.
The first drops clicked heavy as
hail. They bounced through the
great whirls of dust. Then the
harsh rain was tumbling down.
AS if he were under a waterfall
Johnny in the gloom feverishly
fought the coupling of the trailer.
In the black dark he knelt his
hands tearing on the hasps.
The stream was already rising.
Overlapping its banks with suck
ing fingers, Johnny noted wild.
eyed! The water from the stream
swirling, sucking around his
ankles
The Washington times., 1937-10-23

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look into these five-room bunga-
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In the dining rooms there is a
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NEW HOME
(Out Marlboro, 2 miles beyond
District Line, left between stone
posts, then left to house on
Ave. E):
Seeing is believing that's this
way the owner.builder advertised
this house. Out in District Heights.
Md, just one block off the Marl.
boro Rd., it consists Of five well.
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modern houses Of today :. an all
electric kitchen, wood burning fire.
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finish cream ivory enamel
woodwork. well-chosen wall paper
and beautiful floors. The base
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tance, and there is transportation
close by.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
VICE EXPOSE
AT ILLINOIS U,

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct. %
G.N.S0.-A sensational exposure
Of vice and gambling flourishing
at the very doors Of the University
Of Illinois rocked the school with
a major scandal today.
Immediate result of the expos
ure, made by the editors Of the
Daily Illini, student newspaper,
was a concerted drive to close
gambling places, houses of Ill
fame and illegal beer and liquor
resorts in the twin university
towns of Champaign and Urbana.
The drive was launched today
following a. heated session between
university officials and the police
heads of the two cities held be-
hind closed doors in the office Of
A. c. Willard, president of the
university.
Willard announced that any
student found patronizing any
gambling or vice resort would be
summarily dismissed. He de-
manded that police report to
school authorities the real names
Of any students taken in raids
upon such places.
The president also demanded
that any such students be held
in Jail until a representative of
the university could identify them.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
Washington Produce

} BroccOli-Pennsylvant crates, fI.75;
New York, crates loose, 50.
Chestnuts-Italian. s49c per pound.
Collards-Virginis, bushel baskets, SS
040c.
Cranberries-Massachusstth A-bsrrsl
boxes, S2.50@2.65.
Grapefruit-One Florida arrived: /
broken and unbroken cars on track
Kale-virginis, bushel baskets, 2S0
S5c, few 40c.
LlmeS-Florida, K-buShsl boxes, s1.2s
@1.50.
Mushrooms - Maryland and PennsyI-
vania, s-pound baskets, 5S475c
Mustard - Viriinia, bushel baskets, %
q 940c.
Okra-Florida, bushsl hampers. small
size. s2.5o, large size, So.
cars on track. Florida, boxes, S2.fS9
as, as to grade and size.
ParsIey-Pennsylvania, h-bushsl baS-
kets soc.
Parsnips-Pennsylvania h-bushsI baS-
Pears-No carlot arrivals: 2 broken
cars on track. New York, bushel bas-
kets, Bartletts, U. S. No. /, s1.5o@1.75;
fair quality, sI9I;20. Oregon boxes
large spPfss siss Ersen Glia siSoSa5 New JsT;
sey bushel baskets, 60@76c.
Pineaaples-Cuba, crates, S44E60.
Squash - Florida, bushel hampers,
white, s2@3.2S; yellow. S2,S093.
TomatOes-Two' California arrived: 2
broken and unbroken cars on track.
California, lugs, ripss and turning,
wrapped, by 8 and larger, best. Sl.75
Turnip salad-virEinia. bushsf baskets
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
Army Orders

Currently effective Army orders in.
eluds the following:
:. COLONIES
:. Walter 2. Prosssr. S. C., Atlanta: to
. Francis ]. Bshr, c. A. c.. San Juan.
p. R.; to home, await retirement.
- = MAJORS ~
Herbert L. Kidwell, Q. M. c.. retired.
Oct. 81.
Daniei o'conneIl, @. M. c., same.
CAPTAINS
Emmett A. Niblack, F. A., to home,
Oct. "a; await retirement.
Reinhardt L. Schmidtke, NJ. c. Ft.
Smelling, MINI, to Ft. Sill, OklG.
FIRST LIEUTENANT
Charles Lewis, inf, Oct. 81.
SECOND LIEUTENANT
Adele A. Fork. nurse. N. Co. retired
Oct. 81.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Col. Shepier w. Fitzgerald LIT. COLI,
"a. c., C. S. c., mo-, Oct. rs. with
permission to visit foreign countries.
Col. Eugene R. Householder, A. G. D.,
3 days. Oct. 20.
Mat. Charles W. Christenberry, A. a..
D., day, Oct. %.
Major John A. wseke. cav, o. D., l
visit foreign countries.