davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-11-24
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

LYON VILLAGE BIAS NORTH 18th ST
Arm. apt in priv. home; fireplace porch.
GARAGE, adults: reasonable Walnut 13,.
|" GARFIELD AVE. HYATTSVILLE. Md
3 rms, bath. large incl porch: newly dec !;
oil heat. cleo; very desirable: reas.
OPPOSITE LYON VILLAGE, LEE HIGH
way Va" large rooms. kitchen, bath;
furnished: ami. Walnut 10l6.
2129 10th ST. NORTH. ARLINGTON, VA
=. rms. kit. bath. unfurn.. ami; garage:
~ 80, Can be seen any time Thursday.
Walnut 1663-J.
toxoN HILL. MD RMS, BATH. H w.
VIM. E. MILLERs S. oxon Hill, Md, or cali
Lincoln 2630, for appointment. Apt. l.
NEW MODERN APT, 500 WEST MADI-
son ave, Hyattsville-4 large rooms. tiled
bath and shower. large screened porch
heat hot water and Frigidaire: ianitor
service. Also furnished room for rent
Call Greenwood .a47 or Hyattsvile IA
ALEXANDRIA-WELL LOCATED. LARGE.
new, quiet: :, freplaces: new Magic Chef,
s!ec. refrigeration. h.-wh. $3.50. Phone
Temple .}439.
Evening star., 1937-11-24
S0,450.

New brick detached. automatic heat and
refrlReratlon. insulated furred walls. COR
per cutters, attached earaee most modern
kitchen lot, 5oXlno. Open to . pm
Easy terms. 92O Slleo ave, Silver Sprlns I
Nd.
d s BIRON Met SII"
Evening star., 1937-11-24
HOUSES UkFURNlSHEp.

206 CONNECTICUT AVENUE SUBURBAN.
near near @kensinston!-s rooms and bat bath !, d de-
& LITTLE. INC. 1906 18th St. NV
CLEVELAND PARK, $50! 34th STAT
.ractiye: rooms. newly, dec, fireplace ga
rage; bus. school: SO: key next door. -
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-RECoNDITIoNED,
automatic heat. if desired, FULTON r
GORDON, l4"1 Eye st. NV. Dist. $50;
evenings Clev. 5o9l.
8 RMS BA.; FRAME. NEARBY VA, $50:
corner; large lot; s rms; ba., 500 Full
$3.50 evenings, Clev. 509l. -
INV h., Newly decorated; $3.50. Cleye-
land 3455
$3.50 NTHLY-WILL SUBLET
brand-new 5-ioom home. e2O9 Observatory
pl. NV. near 37th st. and Manor pl.
143. TRINIDAD AVE NE ROOMS;
National 1921.
725 UNDERWOOD ST. NW.-DETACHED,
: rooms, oath; front, rear % porches: oil
heai Tsfg Nav large S syeana sye a094e
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-6
rooms. :, baths; beautiful rec. room: auto
matte. heat and ref. gentiles: available
Dec. 1st. "a
bath Lear detached garage, corner house.
facing Lincoln Park: h.-w.h. H. L. RUST
CO.. 1901 18th NV.
GEoRGEToWM-sMALL HOUSE; 3 BED;
Decatur 1I55 between 10 and 3
$50 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-S RMS. BATH,
large yard; SO month.
ROCK CREEK-MODERN. 7-RM. HOUSE.
like new; i bedrms.; $3.50. Atlantic
5351
rm. brick. > incl. porches. automatic heat;
double garage; refg. Excel condition; so
per mo. Adams 404oW.
NO. "a NORTH OAKLAND ST.. ARLING-
ton. Va, "a block from Lee boulevard and
No Glebe road-HaS never been occupied
completely modern five-room brick bunga-
low: built-in garage, large basement, oil
heat new Eas tie
in exclusive neighborhood; close to bus and
stores; only 10 minutes to Washington n or on
appointment call Lincoln 2669-J
1924 D ST. S.E.-6 ROOMS. BATH. H-W
h., cleo, = inclosed porches, garage: S42 80
month. Apply 4o2 Kentucky ave. Sc.
DECATUR ST. N.W;-MoDERN 2-FAM!LY
large large and-h. bedroom: oil heat: entire
hineein hGnse So $685. month Week days. 9 to g.
S6O-ALLIsoN ST. N.W-NR. GA. AVE-
others. Metropolitan 540O.
I'll. VARNUM ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS.
brick, bath: inclosed sleeping porch. gas
heat, insulated. anil. garden. garage;
new-house condition. Owner occupied.
64O7 9th ST, NV, BLK. FROM GA
aye.-semi-detach brick: in perfect con
dition; 6 rms bath, built-in garase; elec
refg: $50 so. May be seen at any time
J: WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1882 X st. NV
1412 OTIS ST, N.E,-,HANDsoME NEW
house rms, 21a baths. oil burner. Gear
garage. w. H. WALKER, 229 Shoreham
GROOM NEW HOME. AUTOMATIC HEAT
close to schools. buses and stores. Shep-
herd 4123 or 334S. MR.. DICKINSON.
1922 MORSE ST NE
rms. bath. furnace heat. cellar. S47.50.
81 r. I. AVE. NV.
g rms. bath. cellar. h.-w.h. back yard.
S5s.
Is v ST NE
IS rms. bath. h.-w.h,. back yard. gar.
sos Ord ST. NE
Q rms. bath, elec latrobe heat, $4,000.
11n se ss. NV. Nssiolai e4es.
Evening star., 1937-11-24

sl4 pfnRsy!Sa2is G1SeonS oosy' Aye Sc
NEW BUILDING,
rms kt dnetts poTeh hested As s4s5o
Modern Duplex,
Apt. IL r, kit dinette. porch. $3.50.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2135 PA. AVE. NV. WEST o4s0.
MARYLAND COURTS,
9th AND E SITS. NE
rms. k, b.; available now. 24-hr. elev.,
switchboard service: See MANAGER.
LOW-PRICE APTS.
HOO HoLBRooK TERRACE NE. APT. 3.
q. rooms, kitchen, bath, porch; gas
~ Il4O 18th ST. NE. APT. 3.
2 rooms, Kitchen. bath dinette. porch:
''s nte. isi5 Penn Perm ST. NE. APT. 1.
? rooms kitchen. bath, dinette, porch:
~ 1855 PENN ST. NE. APT. ,.
3 rooms kitchen. bath porch Arcola
Ss1is5 VEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE. APT. !.
2 rooms kitchen, bath, dinette, porch;
sas heat; S35, 80.
2. rooms Kitchen. bath, porch: Arcola
a'' 'I64 I646 X ST. NE. APT. 3.
2 rooms, kitchen, BATH porch; Arcola
GENERAL REALITIES, INC,
1925 W. Va. Ave. NE. Atlantic 1907.
-. REFINED CoLoRED..oPEN
A. ApS1:Ef 1gi42a s45a stI1 ar R X & b &s21s9, 1o9g
Evening star., 1937-11-24
TABLE BOARD.
FILLMORE CLUB

1879 18th ST. NV.
Delicious home cooked meals. Chicken
dinners. Reasonable Call North Ob34
Evening star., 1937-11-24
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires country
town or farm; permanent If satisfactory
Box lob Star 24s
Evening star., 1937-11-24
T121 14th ST. NV.
NDEN TOnAV . Tn q

Lovely CORNER home in SHEPHERD
PARK. Lot 55x115. Handsome Colonial
brick. rooms. breakfast nook, :, large
porches, fireplace: automatic heat and in
sulation; garage; other fine features. Fine
buy at S13950 Vacant and heated BOSS
e. PHELPS, 1417 K St National 1900
Drive out 18th st. to Juniper St. east
to 14th st. and north to house. corner OF
jonquii After Q Pm. call Mr.. Condit.
Randolph 1911.
Evening star., 1937-11-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

e5sy2 eFsss D vs sn3
term Federal housing available. rs cash,
balance less than rent. also good neon.
+, GORDON. i4s7 Eye St. NV. pstrics htD
MICHIGAN. GARDENS. 4422 s DAKOTA
ave ne-A new group Of detached brirk
ton room, Larse lot. detached sarsr..
daily dony qa % nome ne prs o IN rsde Open
LOUIS H HALL. Potomac 609l.
5000 = DETACHED BUNGALOW = IN .
Southeast near "5th and Pennsy-
rooms and bath; hot-vater heat. tx
eeMsvt SAsv T9pM Tendit!on' immediate possession.
50 5569NEW H1o1 HFNfis NDiEsTAcHED sR1cK-cgN-
sPrns md Sdh cioss S 10 ms S. 70 Mich,. tl 81
porch. oil heat. built-in sarase; slate
sna d asePsss!ons sf YOU ao'is &c? = So%. SeSsr
and SO per month. SHANNON Il
byCHs CO., 1905 st. NV. National
IN SILVER SPRING. MD
Stx-room BUNGALOW . baths with show
srs on St foor; maids room. bath and
cssb atfe rd redresfion az room IN 6s$emsn 500
q business center and schools Cali Mr.
BlSER. National 2345.
Sl4 50n-CHEVY CHASE
LARGE DETACHED BRICK HOME o'
| ten rooms and three baths located in
| finest section of exclusive Chevy Chase and
ohered at an extremely low price for quick
| sale. The house is modern. has been done
over Ike brand-new. has oil heat. a two
car garage. pretty lot and nice shrubbery.
BY all means soc II today Phone
r. NJ. HOOKER, Metropolitan 2s63
Evenings. , to 9 Call Emerson SSlo
BARGAINS! WOODBRIDGE COR $500
$ 000-6 rms. nr. R l. ave. ne. ser1i-de'
S575o-Nesr 18Th and Shepherd nv. 'oA
burner, Is rms.
CALL E w. BAILEY Adams 47ss
THE HANDY MAN OR SPECULATOR WILL
be interested in this 6-room and bath
2-story detached house, with lot over 700
#. wide and about 300 f. denp Porrhs,
hot-water heat. electricity and hardHood
floors, City, water and saS within few
feet OF the house. Located near Pa ave
and Alabama ave Sc IN Nd Land hlah
hne view. House needs general repairs,
but could be lived in nov. Price, $3.50.
ASK for Col Joyes
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K ST. w. Natl 1864
J.p-
Evening star., 1937-11-24
WHY PAY RENT

When YOU. can buy new : or s room and
bath all-rhodern, hrick home in, town for
the san money? See for yourself, A. / 1.th
and Lyman pl. ne, or call Lincoln 1851
MP
Evening star., 1937-11-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-BY SENATOR. FUR
nished house January | June Is bed
rooms lear garage. Cleveland Park sec
ton preferred. Box 15lA, Star,
Evening star., 1937-11-24
SPECIAL,
PARK

rooms. . baths. brick row. oil heat:
near lst and SITS NV: white
Price Only S5,25O
Evening star., 1937-11-24
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

\ NEW GROOM HOUSE; GARAGE; BATH,
Saii %scan,,D in DeTson gsaoR 4 7loS stra0rd rd or
Hsla Hsa,,v 24th ga ST d NV: h.Jlsa HOME
baths: SIT siio snq norss Mtss siss r' 0'''00nN'
N,W.-ATTRACTIvE. MODERN.
6-rm. brick home. lt.-in gar auto.
heat. recreation rm. Adams 6s42.
1907 BUCHANAN ST NV.
in basement. Auto. heat, refrigeration. Fine
condition. Reasonable. Key at 1909. Phone
owner evenings. Wisconsin $3.50.
80. sPECIAL-S6o. 90.
yard. garage; block Anacostia Park. near
Navy Yard. Like new.
S55; 0O--BARGA1N-S55. 100;
and b.; . blocks Navy Yard: like new; mi:
1927 EYE ST. NE R., ELEc., s30.5
1s9, Il? oI1 W,s st. ass SIS r. Ss elec. 20
3 large bedrooms inclosed sleeping
porch . baths. attic automatic gas heat
electric refrigeration. garage; excellent
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dist. 1911.
Re REDgCEp 1s4 sT1 RENTALs S1
RoN@s Ssao 6sTARlo bs!h 81 Ffat PI' NW. qsr''''
: i7!s RGGms NEwFoN Fe51' sf fafsys N!W.
RoVni eHE1Y Es'h cHHs2. Aas2mft'f Ms. Heat
Det.' RoomS; Bath. Double GARAGE.
1907 e ST. + H{;5 szf efFs;s s.,,
c49!a NEWTON ST NE,
scrseneG rooms norcbsH bath no, water 'on
Spcction ] to 3 D m, or call HOHENSTEIN
BROS. Lincoln 0so7. N'' '-''' -'''
1887 MONTAGUE ST. NV.
x,Iohs. Detached, rooms, baths ami;
PAUL MAGoFFiN, National a957. ';
RECOND1T1oNED. LIKE NEW; g ROOMS.
bath. semi-det. brick home; porches: 1870
1907 Eye St. NV Natl. ss75.
Evenings, Geo. 1927.
FOxHALL VILLAGE
5 bedrooms, > baths, automatic heat sos
: BEDROOMS, ] bath. automatic heat. 500
rms' ;,;s '$qa \ ~ + AVE. NV Hs" Sc, soo 90
36i,3 10th ST NV -
o rms PAT; isIs KEY KENYON p ST NV. s'o'oo
4 bedrooms. :, baths gas heat $500
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST I41i.
. 1909 WEST, VIRGINIA AVE. NE.
rms d ahi nv NrwToS h e. s eTiltli gar $50
oDD NEW ION 81 N w.
b rms. b.: h.-w h.. &. e.; .-car gar;
"e Z. 4. aef BARRY. Columbia soss. 700
1344 RANDOLPH, ST. NV
rooms, Ia baths, electric re-
frigeration. Oil heat, garage $50 90
eaao MAcoMB ST. NV.
D rooms and bath, elec. refrisera-
a3se sTuyvEsANT ST; NV.
oe}aShe1 lava,orv an oms; bsst baths s Is,n ST.,
s,, 18th 4; l. 6 NY SN1THY Nsf7on., Go ssoa
3oI4 PARK PL. N-W.-s55.oo.
front AZ and rear porches,,
Six rooms and bath h.-w h. elect. and
earage: front porch. Geo 62I1,
636 E ST. NE.
8 rms bah; sna h,;w 6 e b; elsf L gar. ss5.
rms s9S 8s'f: RANDoLpH Z 80 h,i esS,; NW s47'5o'
,,o semi.det. brick, =. rms. bath, h.-v.h..
I44G SPRING RID. NV.
.,o rms ms. bath, . inelosed porches. h.-w.h.
4al0, ard ST. NV.
rms. baths. oil burner, Kelvina tor
RES RES recreation rm., Lear puilt-in gar.
4s1: ,5th ST NV
Semi-det. brick, S rms, bath. h-vh
l5o7 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
rms. bath. isvatory den sleep norch
screens weather-strlpped, maids rm and
bath, gas furnace SO
AZ RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
2-story brick, rms, bath. inclosed
sleep. and break. porches gas. $50
354l l4th ST NV
Store and rms. bath, h,-w h, elec,
700 /, T. GRAvATTE
Evening star., 1937-11-24

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
EMPLOYED LADY wishes room with pri-
vate bath breakfast or board, in private
home; quiet: no loud radios. Box 7-B,
Star. "a
YOUNG MAN desires room and board;
kindly give fun particulars in first letter.
Write Box 55-Z. Star
Evening star., 1937-11-24
BRIGHTWOOD.
IF YOU ARE PAYING $50 TO
SEQ RENT

Let us show you how TO buv new home
with the same payment. We have several
new houses from which you can make Sc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
Nature of New Representa-
tons by United States Is
Not Definitely
Announced
NAVAL. COMMANDER
OFFERS TO RESIGN
Offer Reputedly Refused,
However, Though He May
Be Given New Assign
ment; Reported Invasion
of Cunboat by Japs Believ-
ed Protested

Tokyo. Dec. 1S.-(AP)-The Japan
ese Foreign Office disclosed today
that the United States Ambassador
Joseph Grew had delivered a second
American note in connection with the
sinking of the gunboat Panay.
The nature of the new representa-
tions had not been made known, but
they were reliably understood to con-
Germ reports that the Yangtze river
patrol ship had been machine-gunned
by japanese launches before it sank
under the pounding of aerial bombs
Sunday The note also was believed to
have carried a strong protest against
the reported boarding of the FanaS
BY Japanese officers before it went
down about 20 miles up-riyer from
Marking
State Department officials In
Washington said the representations
made by Grew were based on details
of the bombing as received from
naval and diplomatic sources in China
and relayed to him. The material sup
plemented the formal note sent by
the State Department to the japanese
Continued on Page FiVe.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
GangSter
Slain Near
IOBeIm1Ont

Belmont, Dec. 18.-(AP)-A gun
rattle with officers today had ended
the criminal career of Clyde Cunning
nam, former South Carolina convict,
at first tentatively identified as Bill
Payne, North Carolina desperate.
Failing to stop at weighing sta
uon near here last night, Cunning
nam aroused officers suspicious, and
chase started that resulted in the
1ugitive's car being crowded off the
highway.
Cunningham fired as he got out Oh
MS car and bullet hit Police Chlet
j. A. Burns, of Kings Mountain, in the
hand. Then an officer shot back,
Wounding Cunningham in the neck.
Don't shoot; you have already shot
me in the neck" cried Cunningham
dropping his gun and at the same
Tune pulling another pistol out OF his
belt.
AS he drew the second gun several
officers opened fire and Cunningham
1e!l IN his tracks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
|NSURGE:NT POINT
ALMOST C|RCLED
Teruel Hard Pressed by
Loyalist Troops in Drive
Against Franco

Madrid, Dec. 49, (AP) -Teruel
southern spearhead of General Fran
cisco Francois Aragon line, was ring
ed today by besieging government
forces, a war communication an
nounced, and battle was raging with
in the city.
All of Terue1's communications had
been cut off by the government s
slashing three-day surprise offensive.
An insurgent communication reach
ing the French frontier denied the
government claims of success. It in
sisted 1--WE are pursuing the enemy
with success"
Government reports said the repub-
lies Teruel army had captured Is po-
sitions surrounding the city and some
within the city itself.
In bitter cold and through drift
ing snow, the attackers stormed in
surgent entertainments in the NUM-
cipal cemetery, driving them out from
the protection of tombstones.
The insurgents failed in a counter
attack yesterday to smash through
the Tightening ring.
TeruePs plight was unquestionatly
a heavy blow to Frances armies,
which had been expected to take the
offensive themselves in an attempt
to drive eastward through govern
ment territory to the sea.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
Speedy Conclusion of In
lvestigafion into Japa-
nese Conduct Likely
In Shanghai
IAPS ALSO PROBING
CUNBOAT'S SINGING
Whether the Japanese Ma
chine-Gunned Panay's Sur
vivors Is Disputed Cues
ton Whose Solution Is
Sought; Japan's Future
Moves In Doubt

Shanghai, Dec. 18.-(AP)-An Off
cial United States naval court of in
Quiry rushed a factual investigation
today of Sundays Japanese airplane
attacks on American shipping in the
Yangtze river.
The naval court hoped to complete
its investigation before United States
cruiser Augu0+a, flagship of Admiral
Harry Yarnell, commander of the
United States fleet in Chinese waters.
ais for Manila tomorrow.
Japanese. a. the same time, an
nounced they were undertaking an
other through investigation of the dis
aster in which the United States gun
boat Panay was sunk, three Standard
Oil vessels were destroyed and four
lives were lost.
Both boards of inquiry attempted
to settle a disputed question in which
the United States took a serious
view: DID Japanese deliberately ma
chine-gun the Panay's survivors?
The direction Of Japan's next often
sive in China, meanwhile, was cloud
ed in doubt. All that was known was
the defamation of Vice-Admiral
Kiyohi Hasegawa, commander of ia
panese naval forces in Chinese waters
that "the Japanese government is not
satisfied with the success of its arms
with the capture of Marking. The sit
uation is far from settled
Japanese already had spread north
west and southwest of Marking, con-
quered capital of Republican China.
and were believed threatening to dom
mate other Chinese cities.
Urgent appeals to Shanghai for doc
tors and medical supplies came from
II American missionaries who remain
ed in the abandoned capital through
out the attack, and still were attempt
ing to alleviate the suffering of the
inhabitants.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
Hoey Warns Car Owners
To Get 1888 Auto Tags
Now And Avoid Trouble

plates prior to expiration date of De-
cember 81. This gave a full month to
buy these plates, and L wish to call
attention of all automobile owners to
the necessity of buying the plates
now, because there will be a tremen-
dous rush for the last two or three
days of the month and owners of cars
will be deprived of the privilege of
operating them unless they secure
their plates now.
GAS some indication of the neces-
sity of acting about this matter, l
need only mention that for the year
there were sold 586,535 license plates,
whereas until December Is, the first
half of the month, only 86,102 plates
have been sold. You can see from this
that there are practically 100000 still
to be purchased and if car owners do
not take advantage of the time now
to. purchase a license they will have
only themselves to blame when they
are deprived of the use of their cars
after January 1.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
VETERANS GET PAY
AFTER z DECADES
Service Compensation OBJ
tanned for Tar Heel Ex-
Soldiers Now Ill
Daily Dispatch Bureau.

Raleigh, Dec. 18-Seven North
Carolina veterans of the World War
have lust been awarded compensation
for "service-connected disabilities"
twenty years after they suffered them,
Jack Lang, State service officer said
today.
The seven were among the 81 new
cases handled by Mr.. Lang, whose OF
flee is in Charlotte, during November.
None of themha ever made appllca-
ton for compensation before, he said
Mr.. Lang commented on the diff
Guilty of converting Veterans admins
tration officials at this late date that
existing disabilities are in fact due to
service in 1917 or 1918. He said that
the evidence in the seven cases ap-
proved in November was overwhelm-
ing; but that the veterans had not
before filed because of their desire not
to take compensation from the govern
ment until it was absolutely necessary.
The State service officer was here
to confer with Major A. L. Fletcher,
commissioner of labor. He is con-
Continued on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
Railroads Given
Further Increase

Washington, Dec. Is (AP)-The
Interstate Commerce Commission
approved today freight rate in
creaseS estimated to return $15,OOO,-
900 to $2O,OOO,O0O annually to rail-
roads.
The increases, effective Monday,
were allowed by approving tariffs
proposed by the railroads on speci-
fic commodities after the 1. G. G.
granted October 10 increases esti-
mated to bring in $47,5OO,OOO an
nuaI revenue.
While approving most of the
proposed tariffs, the commission
suspended the new rate schedule
ON five commodities. specifying
these become effective July 20 in
stead of Monday. A hearing will
be held i'm the meantime to deter
mine the fairness of these proposed
rates.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
Daily Dispatch Bureau.


Raleigh, Dec. 18.-Approximately
half a million automobile owners must
obtain their license tags within the
next two weeks or face arrest if they
attempt to operate their cars, Cover
nor Clyde r. Hoey said today as he
urged car owners to get their tags
without further delay.
ssI wish to call the attention of the
public to the fact that only a few
days remain to purchase new auto
mobile plates before the first of Jan
uary" the Governor said. under the
law automobiles cannot be operated
upon the highway after December 81
unless the new license plates have
placed on the cars. There is no pro-
vision in the law for extending the
time and this cannot legally be done.
"The automobile department placed
on sale in all the offices through
out the State the new plates on De-
cember 1, so as to afford the public
full opportunity to purchase, these
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
36Miners Guilty
Of Conspiracy To
Bomb Coal Trains

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. Is (AP)-
Thirty-six defendants, most OF
them affiliated with the Progress
sive Miners of America union,
were convicted today by a Federal
court jury of conspiracy to bomb
Illinois coal field trains.
All were found guilty on three
counts after the largest mass trial
in the history of this Federal court
district. The verdict was reached
IA l-2 hours after the jury received
the case. The trial lasted five
weeks.
Several Progressive officials were
among the miners convicted of con
spiracy to dynamite trains, obstruct
ing the mails and interfering WITT
commerce.
Sheriff Earl Evans and the othel
defendants were charged with dyna
hitting trains hauling coal from mine!
operated by members of the rlva
union, the United Mine Workers o
America, in an effort to force EN-
ployment of Progressives.
The defendants took the verdlc
quletly,sbut wives of some of then
sobbed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
FARM BILL PASSES
TOCONFERENCEA AS
SENATE APPROVES
Small Group of Legislators
Will Now Tackle Prob
lem Congress Could
Not Solve
HOUSE AND SENATE
ARE WIDELY APART
Efforts Will Be Made To
Harmonic Two Measures;
Price-Fixing Proposals Are
Rejected by Senate, Which
Almost Kills Farm Meas
ure Itself
HOUSE AND SENATE
ARE WIDELY APART

Washington, Dec. 18-(AF)- Senate
passage of the "ever normal granary'
bill shunted to small group of legis-
lators today the problem that Con-
gress has been unable to solve in four
weeks of debate: how best to help the
farmer.
A Joint committee of senators and
representatives faces the task of re-
conciling major differences between
the Senate measure and a crop con-
troll bill previously passed by the
House.
Leaders have abandoned hope that
the committee man agree on many de.
tails before the special session adj
iourns next Wednesday. Minor enact
ment of farm legislation, listed first
on President Roosevelt's program for
the extra session, thus will be delayed
until Congress convenes again in Jan
uary.
The Senate approved the farm bill
last night, SO to 20.
The measure narrowly escaped the
ash heap, however, when proponents
(Continued on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-18
ORDER IS RESTORED
ABOUT FORD PLANT
Hostilities Between Police
and Pickets at Kansas
City Quoted

Kansas City, Dec. .18 (AP)-Pollce-
nicket hostilities reached a truce at
the Ford assembly plant here today
after five men were wounded by gun
fire. a dozen beaten and two gassed
in clashes yesterday. ;,
Police said they would not patrol
the plant during it's usual weekend
shutdown.
Two of the men wounded in yester-
davis disorders were constables. "A
Ford maintenance employe was over
come by tear gas and policeman
blinded by the gas was sent to the nos
pital.
Fifteen members of the UAWA ana
other CLIO unions and four non-unlon
Ford workers were held for lnVestlga-
ton. Police released 104 strike SYM
pathizers arrested in the disorders.
The United Automobile Workers
Union, alleging discrimination in re-
hiring after seasonal lay-oft calleo
Continued on Page FiVe.)