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Chapter IS
New Job For Denny

A s the daring idea came 10 Eve. the
- telephone rang Everybody START
"a. except Mr. Cleveland. used 70
havine secretaries answer for him
Judge. that weil-trained child. rose
from where he lay on his stomach
o. TIE hearthrue. went out and came
bsck. reporting. Denny wants you.
Eve
she was IN The dark dining room In
q cash.
~Dennyi-
Eve darIingF"
Before he e1uld say any more. she
besan 10 talk excitedly
denny. Denny darling. old Mr.
Cleveland Is IN this very house as ever
waA playing chess with Peter. and he
iant an old sinner al all. he's q nice
simple kind person and I'm going II
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on ,he pad on her knee. II was poetry
mostly. that was coming
Not Renting? She's Crazyp
AM overpracticai and sordid?
n Eve demanded OF George one
day al the beginning OF May
She had almost forgotten George !.
moment Of desire to marry her: b.
had completely fallen into the role I'll
family friend Today he had come
over with an armful of rosebushes
He had brought too many; she might
like them for the gaps in the rose
border through the lawn that led /
the orchard. ne said.
He locked up from where he wss
kneeiiLg. putting in bush. and an
swered:
Zone can't be overpractical. You
don't seem to me"-a little smile
twitched the corners Of his mouth
'sordid. What brought that up?"
"Marylir and Peter. They'd rather
live from hand to mouth than do
potboilers. And Peter could make 8
good living at book covers and ne
knows nobody wants those mathe-
NAUTICAL swirls All they have is ar
income they Jet twice year from
her fathers estate. They could do SC
much more for Judge and not have
10 be all the time making those jokes
about being paupers that are so. sort
Of brave and pitiful. and need to have
their friends always lending them
things. IL she'd try to write salable
stories and he'd do commercial work
And yet-if you have talent"
George said slowly: sit depends or
whether 1t makes them unfair so
other people. I was bit worried
about whether you had money enough
to carry them all sumner"
''Oh. II isn't for all summerl" Eve
let 90 Of the bush she had been hold.
ing upright in its hole for him, to ex'
plain ANY time rent they'll go.
and they'll pay me when they &c,
the income. June first. | have savings
enoGsh 10 manage TIL then" She
stopped herself on the edge of tellins
him that when Denny came back
with his now nearly certain travelling
Job she'd be married anyway.
George rose and looked down al
her with his kind worried blue eyes.
But. ~hild. the real estate agent
told me you had given up all idea OF
renting: you were going to stay here
all summer"
"Georgei She's crazy"
Look here. better let me run you
down there"
Copyright 1887. MGrodret WiddemerJ
Eve learns tomorrow that Marylin's
fatal incOnSequence is to blame.
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But Eve, bound by an old custom
Of her childhood. went about putting
out candles and setting up the FIRE
screen and drawing curtains about
the warm. suddenly hushed old room.
loving It. The dream Denny went
with her. Q laughing presence: per-
haps soon, be would be reaching cas-
ny with his long boyish arm TO the
glrandoles to snuff the candles. knee;-
Ing to push the logs apart. fitting the
nre screen close-doinR all the little
homely heavenly things that ended
N their going up the stairs. hand
close In hand. to their room together
Good night Denny darling" Eve
whispered as she went up the stairs
II was . windy April, with the
long yellow sprays Of forsythia. the
reddening maple buds. the old fasci.
nation Of outdoors that Eve had for.
gotten In her years OF city work
Denny's absence stretched to month
The daily letters kept Eve happy
Once he telephoned. on top of the
world He was doing wonders. An
other time. Denny fashion. be was
Tower than q snake" in bad terri
tory Eve w.ote her own letters and
missed him and loved him
For the resi- ste was surprised t.
find how easily she fell into the rou-
tine Of her new life. The Feather
stones. too. seemed happy enough
Peter had the sunny north end Of the
attic for experimenting with his
strange swirls of color Marylin
spent her mornings In bed. and lay
dreamily about the house In the eve
nings in the long chair sheahad pre-
emp'ed: she wrote little sometimes
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MANY BIC.TIME PLAYERS NOW IN
SOUTHERN LEAGUE; TERRY TALKS

Many former big leaguers are
now playing in the Southern
League. Among them are: With
Atlanta, Pitchers Lindsey, former
Cardinal, and Leonard, former
Dodger; Richards, catcher with
the Giants; Infielder Hrtcheson,
once with Brooklyn, and Outfield-
er Mailho, once with the AS.
Nashville has Alexander, batting
champion of the American League
in 1872, while with Detroit; Chap
man OF tie Reds and Starr, once
pitching with tnn Cards. New Or
leans claim Wells, veteran hurl-
er; Soluble, former Gard; Glea-
son, iniielder; Galatzer and
Catcher George, who have seen
service with Cleveland. Knox
vile has Earl Webb, former Cub;
Blair, also o. the Cubs; Winston,
former Dodger pitcher. Birming-
ham has Stephenson, manager,
formes CD star; Clancy, of the
White Sox; Cihoki, shortstop,
once with the AS. Little Rock
claims Neimic, former big leag-
uer. Memphis has Steward, for
mer pitcher with the Senators.
Chattanooga has Estalie,la, out
fielGer, property of the Senators;
Miles, and Pitcher PleuLs, also
property of the Senators.
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EYES ORCHARD
By MARGARET wIDDEMER

SYNOPSIS: Eue mannessfeid
ooes back 20 her 2O0-pear-old
house and orchard in Connecticut
elieT hue pears IN Neig York She
plans 20 rent. marry 0ap. city,
loving Denab and return to Man
hafiaa buf ths tendency TO st0y
n heS beloved old home GROUPS.
-uRcie Henry and the Feather
stones moos IN George Cieue-
lad sees calm. practical neigh
Dor who ioues her. brings his
father oUes 0ne eUentnp 70 PLAY
chess tUifh Peter Feafhersfoae,
The penailess artist EUe decides
% speak 10 ar Cleveland about
che JOB Denny Is angling for.
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tackle him myself about your Job. !.
know d would be al right Or let me
make an engagement for you 10 d.
IT,
-Evei- his voice was almost sharp
Eve. promise me you won't you'll
mess a al up"
-But. Dsnny. why not II Mitzi can1"
Ills voice had the patience Of the
male confron,ed with the unwise fe-
male.
-Lizien 10 this. sweet Mlizi Is .
splendid business-woman and an OILS
friend 81 the whole family. She's goi
Il IN hard n you or even put In ar
car Il will ruin things. She says s.
and she's right She made me promiss
% leave Il ali 10 her It's going grand
~ So you promise 10 leave Il alone
Il 900 want to help your husband
fie sweet % cid Cleveland and keep
your darling mouth tight shut about
everything else. Mitx says that's tho
only way 10 Ok H. That isn't wat
cailcd about. Something perfectly
magnificent has turned up-or II NAV
BE- perfectly magnificent Listen"
Eve held her breath. standing si
ne telephone.
Go on. Denny"
-SomethinR'g broken. Herndon's
swing ne Bah Bolles territory. ! al.
ways thought ! could make good -
the road n I 90. they're likely y
make u permanent-and enougo
maney Coz tao 10 live on, l have &c
start early tomorrow morning Mayn'l
- sack Coz two or three weeks-jl
depcnds on whether Bill gets well OF
not of course"
ne excitement IN his voice was
echoed in Ewes heart.
=Oh. Denny. grand And you with
your fatal charm. Of course. you'll
- itf~
~Yoa adorable angel Listen. prom
iss 10 write me every single day2 I'm
mailing ycu en- itinerary. III long
distance q Il gets too ewful away
from you. pcnt r.; anybody else Gel
you away fron me. You're mine. yov
hearf=
warF. IIaxhed OIa Room
CHE returned 10 the others hnally
- her cheeks burning. her heart
pounding. Dennys excited adorins
voies a her ears. George was prepar'
ina 10 60. remarking that they rose
81 seven
~iie's e lamb Msrylin said ylwn.
fae. as the front door closed behind
ITEM. 4 rope he comes over . lot
psisr. blessing. viii you make me
RlaEs 81 oranee Juice and BRINE u un
IL there are any oranges7 Mighty
ufeht I've dear on. leave things
gulire esn tidy them ~ ire mornirE
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In the local games, the writer
has noticed that the Army nine
has been practicing every day
and willudo SO up to Saturday.
This club wants to whip the Rex
an boys and avenge thee Nays
trip,e defeat Of last Weekend.
The Pharmacists will takeait easy
and surprise the Soldiers. An
other club of local players could
be put in shape to play any of
these clubs. The players are the
Roberts Stars. On the club they
have NJ. Lopez, Barroso, Wickers,
Domenech, P. Artman, J. Roberts.
d. Lopez, Rueda, Joe, D. and j.
Navarro, and few others.
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g 1821-1oseph E. Brown, Geor-
sgia's noted governor Of Civil War
days, chief justice of the State,
railroad president, U. S. senator,
born in Pickens District, S. G.
Died in Atlanta. Nov. 80, 1894.
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Next Sunday, tRe Florida stats
Basebaha League win open its sea-
son with the following games
Palatka,sat st. Augustine, 1885
champs; r. Leesburg at DeLand;
Sanfordisaat Orlando; Daytona
Beach atri Gainesville. Gates is
rated high on the Sanford club as
Manager Rodgers has Issued the
fol owingoIine~up for opening day:
Outffeldets Vasso, Martin and
Brel;ch; Infielders Clary, Mayo,
Bill Gates and Brooches; Langston
behind the plate. Gates will be
batting Fourth, or in the cleanup
position These players were pick
ed by Joe Engle himself.
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Today In History

1st7-First free school in
county for the deaf and dumb
"a med IL Hartford. Conn.
fssf Six weeks after being
inaururated President and the day
afler Fori Sumter was evacuated
Pres. Lincoln calls for first TO-
uoo troops.
fRGs Died-at 7:22 a. me-
pre-. Abraham Lincoln, aged So
shat hy an assassin.
1904 Carnegie Hero Fund
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Today'S Horoscope

Today gives a strong and indie
pendent character, capable of at
tending to its own business and
very DESTROYS of doing so. It is
better to let such people go their
own way for opposition breeds a
tendency to be unjust. There
may be an impulse to travel, and
often success comes in foreign
lands. If these natures are turn
ed in the proper direction they
produce most valuable results.
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Pedro Mortanez, sensational
Porto Rican, and Tony Canzanerio
will be on the schedule Of fights
this week. Montanez meets Eddie
Ran, Polish fighter, tonight, at
New York. Canzoneri will tackle
frankie Wallace of Cleveland. The
first bout will go 10 rounds and
the latter for eight rounds or less.
Canzoneri fights May Z with Lou
Ambers for the title.
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ga1Sl4uJohn Lothrop Motley,
Boston and New York historian,
SadthSss III the classic s@The Rise Of
the Dutch Republic born in Bos-
TIM dDied in England, Mayg29,
1871 s'isin. ae2
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1s43--:fenry james, distin-
guished novelist, who lived most
of his adult life in England, son
and brother of famed Americans,
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Today's Birthdays

Bishop H. Lester Smith of Gin
cinnati, of the Methodist Episco'
pal Church, born at Indiana. Pa,
81 years ago.
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DIR. William F.. Leiserson Of
Antioch College, Ohio. noted eco
nomist, chairman Of the National
Mediation Board, born in Es-
thonia, 81 years ago.
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James ]. Jeffries, now a Cali
fornia rancher, onetime worlds
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Samuel r. McKelvse of Lincoln
Nebr., newspaper publisher. ex'
governor, born at Fairfield
Nebr., Sc years ago.
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I92O-The Sacco-Vanzetti af-
fair Occurred-paymaster and
guard of a shoe factory shot dead
on South Braintree, Mass, main
street and robbed of about $16,-
600
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Today's
Anniversaries


1757-Caleb Bingham, Boston
teacher and bookseller, pioneer
writer of textbooks, born at Sails
bury, Conn. Died April 6, 1917,
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Lewis and Travis have trained
so well, Manager Harris has Civ
en- them a rest of a few days.
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Melton, Fitzsimmons, Hubbell,
Schumacher and Gumbert. Watch
those Giant pitchers.
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!. Bit Terry, in one of his rare
taikatiye moods, predicted that
Bob FeiEer,, wonder pitcher Of the
cleveland Indians. will win 30
games this year, and he says that
when he retires he will pitch hay
at Van Meter, Iowa. 1t is hoped
that Bill is right, brt look out or
thew will burn out Feller's arm
in one year.
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Who rates as first class pitch
err outside OF the Deans and War
neke on the Cards staff?
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Jimmy Dykes. pilot of the
White Sox, is tearing his hair out.
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Roger Hornsby is serious over
his comeback this year and is
training every day. He may see
action at second base.
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Commission, endowed with So,
100000, established.
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The Yanks claim they will make
Cleveland's Bob Fe!ler look silly
by stealing off him this year. Bob
says they have to reach first base
first.
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1904 Carnegie Hero Fun
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C ncinnati Reds should get rid
of some OF their star catchers and
get other players in their place.
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Gabby Hartnett's bad shoulder
has the Cub fans worried.
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1861-Biiss Carman, New
York's distinguished Canadian
poet, born at Fredericton, N. B.
Died at New Canaan, Conn.,, June
Is, 1929.
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JOHNNY Mihalic of the Senators
has batted .487 in the spring
training games and so this may
yet give him a chance on the club.
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Manush has batted 500 in the
preseason games, so he may sur
prise those American Leaguers
who turned him loose.
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Showing considerable stuff are
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on ,hs pad on her knee 1t was poetry
mostly. that was coming
The Washington times., 1937-07-28
RAPS FRIENDS
OF MONTAGUE

LOS ANGELES, July % G.N.S0.
A hundred celebrated friends of
John Mystery" Montague who
have written to plead against the
extradition to New York of the
famous Hollywood golf enigma,
today stood firmly rebuked by
Gov. Frank F. Merriam.
Governor Merriam announced
he would hold a formal extradi-
ton hearing next Monday when
it will be decided whether Monta-
que will be returned to New York
to face trial on charges of partlcl-
pating in the robbery of a road
house in Jay, Essex county. there.
The governor announced he had
received 100 letters from famous
friends made by Montague during
the three years he lived in Holly
wood.
Speaking of the writer's Of the
letters, including such luminaries
as Guy Kibbee, Bing Crosby. Oil
yer Hardy, Richard Arlen, George
Won Elm, Spencer Tracy, AMI
others, the governor said:
"ThOse people should realize
extraditiOn is a judicial matter
only. If such letters were
written to a jurist, the writer's
would stand in contempt of
court. l beg of Mr.. MOntague's
friends to deSiSt. Needless to
say, their pleas will not sway
me-"
The Washington times., 1937-07-28
Army Orders

Army orders of the week include the
following:
Colonies
Thomas L, sherburne, Cav, Indiana
polls to Chicago, duty with n. G.
George williams, Cav, Chicago TO Fl
Smelling, MINI.
James c. Van Ingen, Sig. c., ordered to
take part in aerial flights for mo-,
Aug. l.
It. col. julie 81, with rank from July 10;
Lester T. Miller. A. c., Kelly Field,
Tex. to duty with staff and faculty, A. c.
Tact, Sch, Maxwell Field, Ala.
Captains
John c. Wade, c. of E., rel. Portland,
Ore, instead of Port Angeles: Wash. -,
Richard T. Bennison, Q. NJ. C., Balti-
more: to U. of Michigan. Ann Aroor,
Sept. is, for course of instr.
First Lieutenants
Paul H. Berkowitz, C. of E. rel. Port
land. Ore; previous order amended
Philadelphia to U. of Michigan, for course
of instr, at end Of leave.
Allen F. Clark. jr., C. Of E., rel. Port
land. Ore, instead of Port Angeles, Calf.
Ralph H. Sievers, Q. NJ. c., Fl. Ethan
of instr, Sept. Is.
second Lieutenant
Benjamin o. Davis, ir., Inf, gath Inf,
Fit. BenninK Ca: to Inf. Sch, same sta,
bet Aug. 1881. as student in 1878
course.
Leaves of Absence
Mai. Cen. Edgar T. Conley, the A. G.
10 days. July 26.
Mai. Gen. Oscar westOver, c. of A. c.,
Maj. Gen. Charles R. Reynolds, the
Surg. Cen, 1 mo-, Aug. /.
Col; Alexander J. Stuart, o. D., mo-,
July 81.
The Washington times., 1937-07-28
| Isl D,954,821
For Security

The Social Security Board had
assigned social security account
numbers to 29,954,821 individuals
by June 80, the board announced
today. About 100000 applica-
lions for account numbers were
received during the second quar-
ter, ending June 30, at I'll field
offices.
All the States, the Territories
of Alaska and Hawaii and the
District of Columbia had enacted
laws for unemployment compenSa-
ton by June 80, and since that
date the board has approved two
State laws which had not been ap-
proved at the end of the month.
Five State plans for old-age as
sistance, four for aid to the needy
blind and six for assisting de-
pendent children were approved
by the board during June. At the
end of the month forty-Seven old
age assistance plans had been APP
proved, forty-nine for unemploy-
ment compensation. thirty-three
for helping the needy blind and
thirty-five for aiding dependent
children.
The Washington times., 1937-07-28
WOImem'S Accessories

30 PLAY SUITS: Sanforized cottons, shorts
outfits with matching skirt Prints and solid
colors. IL to 18. Were $595. .S3,95
10 CULOTTE DRESSES: Pre-shrunk white
shantung and striped piques, two-piece styles.
Sizes IL to 20 in the group. Were $5.95. .S3.95
Z CULOTTES: Fast color English walking CLOTH
in white, aqua, and maize. Were $3.50. 81 .SS
IL FINE BEACH CALOTS AND HALoS: In
various colors. Were $500 ...............S1
40 WHITE LEATHER HANDBAGS: Plain calf,
capeskin, or alligator grain. Reg. $500. .S1.S5
100 PAIRS RALEIGH CREPE CHIFFON HOSE:
Also a group with novelty pointed heels Good
summer colors. Were $1OO ..............79c
20 PIQUE HOUSECOATS: Tiny floral print,
Fast color and pre-shrunk. Sizes II, 16, ID.
10 PAIRS BREECHES AND JODHPURS: Light
weight Whitman gabardine. Sizes "A to 20.
Were $3.50 .....s.......s...s'. .''"'.s. e.. $E.Z5
2 SALTSACKING RIDING COATS: Sizes IS
and 10. Were SIS .......................S7. so
The Washington times., 1937-07-28
Motor Cars Blessed
As Feast Is Observed

NEW YORK, July 28.-Parish
priests in the metropolitan area
blessed the automobiles of several
thousand Roman Catholics in cele-
bration of the feast of st. Chris
topher. patron saint of wayfarers
and travellers.
Services were held at Graymoor,
the monastery Of the Franciscan
Friars of the Atonement, at Gar
rison, N. Y. A fleet of buses and
private cars left Times Square for
the ceremonies. The Rev. Anselm
di Pasca blessed the cars and
riders.
The Washington times., 1937-07-28
NAVY PLEASED
W|THPLAN FOR
BOY RESERVE
BY EARL GOODWIN

Higher naval officials today are
expressing themselves as thor
oughly pleased with President
Roosevelt's plan for an increased
naval reserve of high school and
college students who may be taken
to sea by the Navy, each summer
at scarcely any more cost than the
price of their food and sailor
clothes.
In other words the President is
figuring on summertime naval
reserve of American lads who like
the sea and who are willing to put
in two summer seasons of six weeks
each-and get in return a naval
reserve ensign's commission.
The idea cropped up at a con-
ference in which the President dis
cussed the suggestion with Ad,
miral William Leahy, chief OF
naval operations and Admiral
Adolphus Andrews, chief of the
bureaus of navigation OF the Navy.
Here is the way the President ex-
plains how it will work:
Small Cost Cited
There are possibly $4,000 or
more boys around 16 or II years
of age who would be glad to go
to sea each year for two success
sive summers and learn to be
sailors and serve that time with
out pay.
All it would cost them would
be their board and lodging plus
the cost of "dungarees. AS
summer holiday it would be an
actual saving for the home
folks. because the President ap-
parently is figuring on paying
their railroad fares to and from
home.
The centers of this proposed
summertime sea training would
be at a California naval station,
at the Great Lakes Training
School, near Chicago, on Lake
Michigan, and at Newport, R: l.
The President believes that the
first four weeks of the first sum-
mer's training would be in the
nature of teaching the boys the
rudiments of sailors work, with
accent on teaching self-reliance
and learning how to be ship
shape"
Would Become EnSignS
The second summers work
would include a cruise with train
ing in the rudimentS Of naviga-
ton; and as a climax to the two
years the boys would each receive
a reserve enSign's commission.
The whole scheme is part Of
the general plans of preparedness
and adequate Navy, including per-
sonnet, which naval officers have
been discussing. President Roose-
welt, discussing it yesterday after
noon, reminded his press confer
ence attendants that at the out
break of the World War the Navy
was suddenly required to take on
and train $4,000 new men. The
present plan, as discussed at the
White House, does not interfere
with or add anything to present
naval reserve plans. Nor would it
be necessary to authorize the Pres
ident'S plan by an act OF Con-
gress, but would require merely an
item in a naval appropriation bill.
The Washington times., 1937-07-28
House Group Probes
Nazi Activity in u. ).

A secret investigation Of Nazi
activities in the United States is
being conducted by Chairman Dick
stein, of the House immigration
Committee, it was learned today.
More than a score of voluntary
operatives" have been making an
undercover inquiry into all phases
of alleged German activities in
this country, reporting their find
ings to the House immigration
Committee, DickStein said.
This disclosure came as Dick
stein inserted into the Congress.
Sional Record 46 names of per.
sons he accuses of being German
stool-pigeons and spies" in the
United States.
The Washington times., 1937-07-28
Alexandra Etks Unit
Enters Competition

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July %.
The Alexandria Lodge of Elks will
enter a degree team in competi-
ton with teams from other lodges
throughout Virginia at the annual
State convention in Richmond
August 8 ana 8, officials an.
nounced today.
Members of the team are Leroy
Whitehouse, H. D. Carter, Paul L.
Delaney. H. B. Lemon, C. E. Pow.
ell. Harmon e. Norris and E. Joel
Treger.