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Evening star., 1937-07-27
Court
Continued From First Page.)

August a. But Democratic Leader
Barkley said he still was not ready to
talk definitely Of the legislative pro-
gram for closing weeks or OF adjourn
ment plans.
Some Senators appeared hopeful
that enactment Of the court bill would
bring the session to close.
Quick Passage Forecast.
Judiciary Committee members fore
cast quick passage Of the measure
lower Federal courts The bill was
drafted by a subcommittee to replace
the Roosevelt court reorganization
plan, and all controversial features
have been eliminated. Some adjourn
ment-bent Senators said that once that
measure was out of the way nothing
could hold Congress long in session.
Barkley would not discuss the situa-
ton beyond the wagehour bill. which
he called up for debate Immediately.
Democratic chieftains in the House
said they wanted to talk to President
Roosevelt before fixing their program.
They persuaded Representative Nc
Farlane, Democrat, of Texas to delay
filing a petition for . party caucus
to decide on the calendar.
The House was ready to debate the
first phase Of Mr.. Roosevelt's Govern
ment reorganization program-a bill
to grant the President six administra-
tive assistants. 1t may be the only
reorganization measure brought up
this year.
Other bills on which action still is
uncertain are the loW-cost housing
bill. tax loophole legislation and a
general farm program, including the
sugar quota bill.
The principal support for holding
Congress in session to vote on those
proposals came from younger members
of the Senate and House. First-term
Senators will meet with Barkley to-
night to urge that Congress consider
the full administrative program.
Some Senators were talking OF 4
Fall session to enact farm and other
legislation If Congress could not be
held here now. House Democratic
leaders opposed this scheme
The adjournment spirit was dis
played last night when the Senate
stayed in session past the dinner hour
to approve the McCarran bill to limit
freight trains to 10 cars Except
when it is nearing adjournment, the
Senate usually balks at such \ late
session.
Evening star., 1937-07-27

oJ lhe hsSoClaieO fTeSS.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Sensing the
possibility of news which might shake
the stock market out Of its Midsummer
quiet Wall Street attention today was
focused on the United States Steel
Corp directors meeting which WAS
due to convene after the stock mar
ket's close.
With unoficial estimates placing
big steel" earnings for the first 1887
half around $6 a common share, Wall
Street was wondering whether steel
directors will clear the $l25 arrears
on the preferred stock and pay An ad-
ditional sl.75 preferred disbursement,
putting the senior shares back on q
regular 81 yearly basis.
Enthusiastic steel followers pre-
dicted the company might also vote
something on the common" and in ad
dition recommend offering OF around
8,000,000 additional common shares to
common holders at par, to finance
plant expansion.
Conservative obserers, however, hold
the steel directorate is too smart" TO
attempt clearing of dividend arrears
resumption Of common dividends, and
expansion Of capital all at one sitting
Usually well informed quarters
guessed the steel board at its session
Tuesday will be satisfied to clear pre-
ferred arrears and put the issue on
the 81 annual basis again.
The next regular dividend meeting
will not come until the last Tuesday
in October, but financial circles point
out that nothing prohibits the steeI
board from considering dividends at
any one Of the regular monthly bust
ness meetings. Nor for that matter, at
a special meeting called for the pur-
pose.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
AVIATION CADET KILLED,
MAN is HURT IN CRASH
Training Plane Goes Into Spin at
Low Altitude in Landing
Drill.

BY the Associated Press.
PENSACOLA. Fla, July 27-The
crash of Navy training plane killed
an aviation cadet and badly injured an
enlisted man at the Naval Air Station
yesterday.
Cadet Arthur r. Rigler OF Plainview,
Tex, died instantly when the aircraft
In which he was practicing landings
spun to the ground from low alti-
tude.
Aviation Machinist Mate Ward w.
Thomas Of Fond du Lac, Wis, was
critically hurt. He Is At the Navy
Hospital
Rigler had been at the air station
about six months. He is survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Ri1ler
OF Plainview. Thomas' wife lives
at Fond du Lac.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
VICTIM OF AUTO CRASH
NEAR LAUREL IDENTIFIED
Colored Woman Whose Skull Was
Fractured Il Nettie Palmer
Of New York City.

Police today identified as Nettie
Palmer, 50, Of New York City, the
colored woman who died yesterday in
Casualty Hospital after being brought
from the scene OF a traffic accident
miles beyond Laurel, Md. She had
suffered q fractured skull.
Joseph D. Yeager, 80, Of 1000 Six
teenth street, another trafdc victim,
will be buried today in Staunton. Va.
Yeager, clerk in Washington
mems store, died in = Charlottesville,
Va, hospital Saturday after an acci-
dent which occurred during trip he
was taking to Roanoke, Va, to see his
parents.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
MOVE To ADJOURN
FOUGHT IN SENATE
"Young Turks" Meet To-
night to Urge Passage of
Roosevelt Program.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
An aggressive group Of freshman
Democratic Senators, stunning the
tradition that newcomers should keep
silent, is urging that Congress enact
the entire administration program be-
fore adjourning
They will express their views to-
night at dinner for Senator Barley
Democrat. Of Kentucky. whom most
of them supported for majority
leader Senator Smathers, Democrat,
OF New Jersey, one Of the new men,
bers, will be host.
The group OF IA is one of the largest
freshman classes in recent years. The
members, meeting informally, decided
to resist early adjournment. Most OF
them advocated passage Of wage-hour
housing, farm and other bills desired
by the White House.
They were not in complete accord
however, on the court issue Sever
voted last Thursday to send it back
to the Judiciary Committee: Andrew,
and Pepper of Florida, Herring anc
Gillette OF Iowa, Brown of Michigan
johnson Of Colorado and Lee of Okla.
homa.
Six voted against recommitment: El.
lender of Louisiana, Green of Rhode
| Island, Hitchcock of South Dakota
Hughes Of Delaware, Schwartz of Wy.
oming and Smathers of New Jersey
Berry OF Tennessee was recorded a.
not voting
The freshmen have acted as a unit
on several other issues
| Their vote was largely behind Sen.
ator La Toilette, Progressive, of Wis.
consin, in his recent effort to increase
income taxes Most of them opposed
attempts to curtail relief expenditure.
by requiring fixed contributions from
State and local governments.
Although the Young Turks" WERE
defeated on the tax issue, they were
on the winning side in the relief battle
| The term Young Turks" WAS ap.
piled first to similar organization o.
Republicans during the Hoover admin.
| istration. That group was led by Sen.
ators Vandenberg of Michigan ane
Austin of Vermont to push President
Hoover's legislative program, which
they contended party leaders had no
backed energetically enough.
American wines may be imported
Evening star., 1937-07-27

The board charges the company with
firing men for union activity. Other
defense witnesses besides Mckinney,
including foremen and departmental
heads, have testified that the ques-
toned discharges were due to unsat-
isfactory work.
Il couldn't help but have the i'm
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
80 milionI chce jen.

VetSina Par1Zanu prOzlva
prave rozcflenf mad odhale-
MIN, re jedna francouzska OBJ
canka cin1 81 narok ma americ-
Ike dedictvi, a We svych naro-
c1ch jde az do takove spekula-
ce, re jake "kdyz Spoj. Staty
jsou nyni opet ma ceste k pros
perite, re pro Stryce Sama ne
Dude prflis mnoho vyplatiti il
pouhych 80 milionG v americ-
kych dolarkach."
Tyto nadeje a naroky ma pr
vnl sve STRANGE odhalil denlk
lie Matin", ktery pfse, re
Nine. Arthur Philippe, man
zelka prazskeho ucitele ucini-
la pravni kroky dozadujlc Sc
podflu z obrovskeho dedictvf,
jez pred 40 Lefty zanechala A
delaide Cagnet Cole Peoria,
ILL.,, a ktere bylo soudem sve-
reno okresu.
Mrs. Cole byla popsana jake
majitelka nekonvencionelnich
m1stnosti v severn1 osade Illi-
nois, v nichz traperi a drevo-
rubci utraceli sve tezce vymo-
zolene penfze. Nine. Philippe
tvrd1, re je dcerou prvnf ses-
tfenice zesnule Cole.
Adelaide Cagnet Cole, ktera
zemrela v Peoria pred 40 Lefty,
zanechala majetku "a $4,000,
ktery byl predan okresnimu
soudu, jak vyslo ma jevo pr
prohlizeni starych zaznamG.
Dalsf informace %zjevily, re Wy
drzovala "neporadny dunn a
re pc jeji smrti jakysi David
Welsh, ktery s nj I'll jake man
Eel bez oddavkG, bez 1spechu
Sc pokousel zmocniti Sc jej.
pozdstalosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Pravnik Laska ztrati licenci.

V Denver, Kolorado, bylo "a
hajeno T1zen1, ably tamn1 prav-
nix Ben B. Laska byl zbaven
prava k provozovan1 pravnic-
Ike praxe. Laska 81 odsluhuje
trest 10leteho uveznenl We fe-
deralnf ~trestnici v Leaven-
worth, Kansas, kan byl poslan
pro spiknuti v pT1pade 1nosu
Chas. F. Urschela.
Rizenl zahajili generalni
statnf navladnf Byron G.. Ro-
gers a jeho prfrucf Walter F.
Scherer. Nejvyssf soud uz wy
dial naT1zeni, ably Laska do 80
dni pTedlozil dGvody, proc by
mt licence k provozovanf prav
nicke praxe nemela byti odna-
ia.
Laska byl odsouzen, re pri-
jail jake "pravnicky poplatek''
cast z vykupneho "a Urschela,
"a jehoz propusteni ma svobo-
du bylo 1nosc1m vyplaceno
$500, 900. Laska tedy obhajo-
val jednoho z 1noscG, Alberta
L. Bates.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
V st. Paul. MINI Sol

V ST. Paul, Mimi, sena-
tor B. G.. Novak re st. Paulu
poda pfedlohu ma novy zakon,
kterym by Sc zvysila starobnf
pense z dosavadn1ch $50 ma
$50 mes1cne. Dale navrhne,
ably pense byla kryta jen sta
tenn a federaln1 vladou, jezto
dosud jeji bTemeno spociva i
ma bedrach okres1. Predlohu
senatora Novaka doporucuje
take statnl administrace.
" Cedar Rapids, dotrpela
krajanka Emma Toeller, jez
byla j1zdy autem, ktere ridil
William Kerchill (Krcil) sta
ry 27 roku. Kerchill zavinil
smrt obou manzel1 Toellero-
vych, zasahnuv je svojf karou,
kterou f1dil, kdyz byl pod vii
vem alkoholu. Manuel zesnu-
lie byl tehdy smrtelne zranen a
skonal ambulance ma ceste
do nemocnice "a chvfli pc O.
sudnem ~nestestf, ktere Sc uda-
10. Manzelka zemrela nyni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
0 dsdice zadna nouze.

We Filadelfii, Pa, zapocal
vyslech, ktery NIUE trvati cely
mesfc, ale take tTeba i deset
rokI, o naroc1ch ma poz1sta-
lost pc Henriete E. Garrett,
ktera zemrela roku 1880. "a
nechala pres $17, 100000.
Cd chvfle, kdy byla u soudd
ulozena jejf zavet, v n1z vsak
ucinila por1zen1 pouze O $751;
500, pfihlasilo sc kolem $4,000
dedic6, ktefi pochazeji re
vsech 48 stat1 Unie a take z 20
zahranicn1ch zeml.
Uchazeci tvrdi, re jsou pT1-
buznf. Garrett podedila pc
SVEN manzelovi Walteru Gar
%rettovi, vyrobci snupaveho ia
baku.
Brnenske "Lidov6 noviny''
We zprave "Zavody dedicG Q
miliony" p1sf o americkem de-
dictvf pc Henriette Garrettove
We Filadelfii a o csl. uchaze-
c1ch O podll ma mem takto:
Letos zpGsobila ma severe.
vychodni Morave veliky roz.
ruch mezi pr1slusnfky a pT1buz
nymi vselijakych Kretschmerf
VIVA americkych 1radG a ia
Ike csl. konsulatu We Filadelfii
ably prokazali dedicke naroky
po zemTele milionaTce Henrie'
t6 Garrettove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22

Chicazska pOlicie patrala pc
29letem parolovanem Jos. Self
c1kovi alias Schusterovi z els.
1904 jiz. Albany ave., ktery
byl Poole podobizny v albu zlo
cinc1 ztotoznen jake vrah po-
licisty Sullivana z marquett-
ske STANCE. Kazim1r Kulis, je-
den z pTepadenych v lekarne
Paprockeho ma Cermak road a
Marshall blvd, jej poznal "a
kratko pc vrazde.
Vrah policisty Sullivana We
sci do policii nastrazene pasti
a byl zatcen bez vystrelu, &C
koliv Sc z pocatku branil a po-
licie mohla jej z%astTeliti. Po-
liciste lawndalske stanice ce-
kali celou noe kolem {. 312 jiz.
Leavitt ulice, kdyz Sc hledany
objevil. Vrhli Sc ma n6ho a pri
pranici byla S neho strhana ko-
sile a kabat, ale pax uznal
marnost a nejen, re sc dial Eat
knouti, ale ucinil ma lawndal-
ske stanici, kan byl dopraven,
pfiznan1. PAX byl odevzdan
statn1mu navladnfmu Courtne-
VOW. Schuster vzdor tomu, re
81 pfidaval ceske jmeno Sefcfk,
jest rodem Polak.
Mimo Schustera snaz1 Sc po-
licie dopadnouti Chester Kry-
re, partnera We tTech pfepa-
dech, kteT1 byli spolecne roku
1927 soudcem Lindsayem po-
SLANT cd 1 do 20 let do Pontiac.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Osm zabito vlakem.

Osm muzG bylo zabito media
leko Brant, Kalifornie, kdyz 10
komotiva vrazila do posunova-
CT rucnf kary v kolejich. Zabi-
tt byli forman a pomocnf del
nlci Union Pacific drahy, kteT1
vyjeli odtud do China, Kali, a.
by odhaZeli sn1h z kolejl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Odsedf 81.

V Milwaukee, Wis, Kate
Fadness, organisatorka Inter
national Union of Lady Gar
ment Workers nastoupila V
mestske ~robotarne tTiceti den
nj trest "a Tlzen1 auta v opilo-
sti. M1sto 500 pokuty vybra-
la 81 radeji vezeni. u soudu
pTipustila, re pila, ale tvrdila,
re ner1dila auto, ackoli We chv1
Ii zatcenf sedela ma mfste pro
T1dice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Koupele v zine.

Sc pfipravujf bycejne pr1Iis
horke. Horka lazen mad IS
stupnn Celsia nenf zdrava.
Zmensenf ztraty tepla, tfeba
jen docasne, vycerpava telo.
Lazen 80 stupnova neopak IVY
81 tvoreni sc tepla v nasem tele
ia dvojnasobne mnozstv1. TEN
~peratura tato ma byt die MOI
nosti zachovavana. Jen ne
mocni, staff a prepracovani IL
de a pax kojenci mohou pouzl-
vati O nekolik stupnG teplejsi
koupel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22

del tyto muze sam; pfipadalO
to mu spise jake armada. V je-
no osade jest jen nepatrny po-
Get muzG tonic spolku.
PAX byl predveden soudce
Sayler, Dopravniho Soudu.
Tento soudce nam dial vytec-
nou rec protkanou vtipem, KITE
ra sc vsem zamlouvala. Pravil
re v meste Baltimore jest orga-
nizace, t. Nv. "Velc1 Bratr1",
ktera ma "a 1kol napravovati
mlade provinilce kterf jsou
predvedeni pred soud. Re "a
catku jenom katolfci byli takto
zorganisovani, ale pficinenfm
pana Leo Lanahana, tato Gin
most Sc rozsirila mezi Zidovske
a Protestantske vyznan1. Jest
to vydatne pole pGsobnosti, kde
Sc mladi provinilci mohou ma
praviti driv nez dojdou 1plne
zkaze, jak vyseuvedeno. Tato
jest chvalyhodna prace, tez
ne lehka. Soudce Saylor jest
dobrym katolfkem, on dava po-
nauceni skutkem sp1se nezli
slovem; jeho katolicke pre-
svedceni uplatnuje v jeho SOU
du tim re ma to MEDIA mnoho-li
NIUE ivybrati ma pokutach, ale
soud1 Poole toho jak Sc mu IDA
spravedlivo. Jednou "a mes1c
Sc shromazdi u jeho soudu
mnozf kterf byli pred neho
pfedvadeni, a kazdemu jedno-
tlivci aneb skupine da ponau-
cent ktere sc tyce jejich teles-
neho a dusevniho blaha; takto
cine dostal jiz obracence ma
v1ru.
Ddstp. Liska pravil, "meli
jsme zapsano jake cleny spoil
ku asi dvanact set, ale tt kter1
necinili kazdy mesfc svou po-
vinnost jsme vyskrtli re sezna-
mu a zbyva nam jich $50.
Techto $50 vsichni byli pritom
nj teto Msi svate dnes." Ne
ktere osady mali zapsano vice
clenG nez osada nase, ale po-
die statistik osada nase ma
nejvetsf procento prij1manf a
nejvetsi berou 1cast ma podni-
cich, proto il pan Archbishop
naval nejlepS1 vetv1 v jehO ar
cidiecesi. Prejem dGstp. Lis
kovi trvaly prospect v teto
praci ktera Sc NIUE vraditi do
kategorie rozsifovan1 viry, by
vsichni muzi osade Sc staly
clenove a tax Sc vyplnilo pr1-
slow: "Kazdy katolicky muz,
muz Nejsvetejsiho Jmena",-
every Catholic man a Holy
Name Man"
Vyslovujem svGj dix panu
Vaclavu slechtovi, vychazejf-
cfmu predsedovi, re tax 1cinne
vedl pTedsednictvf v minulych
dvou letech. Doposavad byl to
jediny predseda ktery ovlada
Anglicinu a Cestinu dosti plyn-
ne by mohl provozovati jedna-
nj pfi sch1z1ch. Vsechna cest
yam, pane slechta, tez "a vase
upr1mne vyroky.
FrantiSek Zfka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
0 myti nadobi.

Skoro zadna domacf prace
nen1 zenam tax nepT1jemna ja-
ko myt1 nadobf. Tato nekoli-
krate Ia den opakovana prace
zabere vskutku mnoho casu a
proto bychom mely i zde postu
povati recionalisticky. V mno-
hem bychom 81 il usnadnily,
kdybychom k nj mely spravne
pomGcky. Pokud mono umy-
vame nektere nadobi hned pc
pouzitf, tim Sc nam znacne "a
SODA Spinaveho nadobi zmens1.
Zbytky j1del, ktere by molly
pfischnouti, polejeme lined vo
dou, ably Sc odmacely. Prflis
mastne omyvame zvlaste V hor
Ike vode a pax je teprve dame
mezi ostatn1 meme mastne
nadobf. K omyvan1 nepouzf-
vame jen jedineho hadT1ku, a.
lie name pc ruce dratenku S
dTevenym d~rzatkem, kartacek,
toceny dlouhy kartacek k este
nj lahvf, gumovy kartacek a
lufu. Tato poslednf jest k o.
myvanf velmi pT1hodna, proto-
re Sc da dobTe vyvareti a dlou-
no vydrzf. Celou lufu mdze-
me roztr1hat ma til kusy, ktere
postupne pouz1vame. Do vo-
dy k prvnfm omyvani dame tro
chu mazlaveho mydla, ably Sc
mastna Sp1na a SAFE lepe roz-
pustily. Porcelain a sklo tim
nabudou opet sveho lesku. Ma
dobf 81 tedy roztT1dfme ma ne
kolik druhy poole zaSpinen1 a
materialu a ~postupne je umy-
vame. NaSe ruce nesm1 prij1t
do styku S nejvets1 sp1nou, ma
nell spravnou dratenku nebo
lufu ma dTevene rukoveti. O.
myte nadob1 jeste oplachneme
a dame osusiti ma jakysi dTeve-
ny nebo kovovy rebrfcek, Ne
zGstane-li uterka pc ut1ranf do
celia cista, je to dGkazem, re
nadob1 nebylo spravne omyto.
K pokryt1 pracovnfho mfsta, at
podlahy nebo stolG, hod1 Sc
nejlepe linoleum, treba v lev
nejsi kvalite. Take still a po-
lice pokryjeme tfmto materia-
lem, ktery Sc da dobTe- otfrati a
cistiti a ma kterem horke nado-
by nezanechaj1 zadnych stop.
Jednou tydne vytreme linole-
UNI ln6nym olejem, nejlepe We
Ger a rano vylestime. Gumova
zast6rka stala Sc k mytf nado-
bf nepostradatelnou Jednou
z hlavnfch pTfcin, proc zeny pc
citujf k teto praci nechut jest,
re kali ruce. Ia to pry je pa
ra, vychazej1cf z vody zdrava
opet pro plet. Bile, JENNIE ru-
ce 81 zachovame, kdyz je pc
kazde hrubsf praci natreme
smes1 z jednoho bflku stavy z
jednoho citronu a 'lzic kol1n-
ske vody. Tuto smes dobre
smfchame a uschovame v zav-
rene lahvi. Mechanic ma ru-
kou uschnout a pax vetreme
dobry krem nebo violadermu.
Budeme-li postupovat Poole
tohoto predpisu, stane sc nam
mytf nadoby aspon s~nesitelnou
pracf. A zkus1me-l udelat tu-
to praci v rekordn1m case, NIL
zeme usetreneho casu pouz1t k
odpocinku nebo Ike cten1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Podrezala dftky.

v Covington, KY, 40leta
Louise Thomas zabila sve dive
ditky a tTet1 nebezpecne pore
zala ma hrdle. Uzila k tomu
bTitvy, kterou sc pax chtela sa-
ma sprovoditi Sc sveta, lez po-
Tezala Sc jen nepatrne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Ma koho zakon neplati.

V Dayton, Ohio, Henry Peg
Lyle byl chycen policif, kdyz
f1dil povoz V opilem stavu. Pc
zatceni Sc zjistilo, re nem1ze
byti obzalovan. Zakon necini
zadne zmlnky o opilych ridi-
c1ch konskych povozu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Bratri.

Ondrej Kozak, 49lety ma
jetnfk grocernlho ochodu V
Chicago Sc pohadal Sc svym
bratrem Michalem. Poole "a
pisk1 maxwellske policie doslo
v zapetf Ike rvacce, "a n1z On
dTej udeTil Michala latf pres
levou pazi tax slime, re mu il
preraZil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Ma vvchovu S45. 600.

V New Yorku, banker Chas.
Hayden, ktery prave zemTel,
zanechal As mil. dol. ma zT1ze-
nj nadace ku poskytnut1 vide
lani hoch1m a mladym mu
zGm.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
Three D.C.DriUerS
Lose Driving
Permits

Three Washingtonians had
their driving permits revoked to
day by action of the Board OF
Revocation, Suspension and Res
torations. Seventeen other per.
sons had their permits suspended
for periods of IS, 80 and IS days
Those whose permits were re.
voked are:
James B. Sappington, 1882
Taylor st. N. w., so miles.
Herbert T. Smart. 5213 East
Capitol ST., so miles.
James watson, 2505 I st. N
w., so miles.
Edward j. Wiley. 4409 Third
st. N. W., had his permit sus.
pended for As days for going 40
miles an hour.
Those whose permits were Sus.
pended for 80 days are:
Albert o. Sappington, 219 Eighth
st. N. E., 40 miles.
Elijah M. Seidenberg, 247 Della
ware Ave. S. w., 40 miles.
William D. Sowders, 1924 Ben
ton Pl. N. W., 40 miles.
James E. Strong, 5015 Forty
second st. N. w., 40 miles.
Continued on Page 10, Col. y
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
TIP ON STRIKE
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mobile found in the Potomac River
north of Key Bridge on the Vir-
ginia side and for the tip on the
accident in which boy was run
over at Fourth and L Sts. N. w.
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