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Evening star., 1937-03-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

$50 DOWN. SIS MO: IOla ACRES ON
good gravel road 1872 miles D. c.: S525.
6S-ACRE FARM. NEAR GRAIN HIGHWAY
Good soil large dwelling. good tobacco
barn. other farm buildings; 81 900. w. G..
WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank Building.
NEAR ROCKVILLE PIKE-2s ACRES.
wooded large stream. electricity; price,
$1,000 ALBERT N. DORSEY, Gathers
burg Md 2S'
IDEAL CAMP SITE OR BUILDING LOCA-
ton 1877 acres; % miles from Washington,
south of Centerville. Lee Highway: mostly
beautiful building site Will consider sell
ing part Bargain at $40 per acre. Reason
able terms. Will show by appointment.
Phone 3S from to 8 pm. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY. Herndon Fairfax County, Va %.
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AUCTION SALES.
EIITURE.
FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS
143l EYE ST. NV.


THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUCT1oNEERs,
143l EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK BUILDING
SITUATE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
THIRD AND H STREETS SOUTH
WEST. BEING PREMISES NO. 230
H STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of a decree in the District
Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of Columbia passed in Equity Cause
No. 6331O we will sell at public auction.
in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
THE TWENIY-FIRST DAY OF APRIL.
1887. AT THREE O'CLOCK. PM, the
following described land and premises,
situate in the District of Columbia. and
being lot numbered tWenty-eight t2S) in
square numbered five hundred eighty-nine
$3.50 with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: All cash. $500 deposit
required upon acceptance of bid. All con-
veyancing, notary fees and recording at
purchasers cost, Terms of sale to be. com.
piled with within thirty days from day of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washing
BEN LINDAs.
532 4th St S.W.
WILLIAM A. COOMBE.
Colorado Building.
Trustees.
mh1 s. .26 ap2 91o,12,13.14.
1915 10. .20,2l
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

story, elevator. downtown bldg Approxi-
mately 10000 square IT. per floor. Heat
and elevator service furnished Rental
per floor. 1000 per year. GUY WHITE
FORD. National 2432, Southern Bldg.
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SUMMER COTTAGE AT WELLS. ME- SO
miles north of Boston, close to wide ocean
beach. Large living room, sun parlor.
screened porch. bath. garage. Excellent
value at s. 200. ATLANTIC 81 ti:t
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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY.
for booklet Address MAYO. a. A. Co. Md
SALE - FAIRHAVEN. MD. - FURNISHED
6-room waterfront cottage city conyen-
fences. Kelvinator. electric range. built in
Call Atlantic 6SS7 after 5 pm.
REAL LOG CABINS. FURNISHED FOR 6
or persons below Annapolis: easy COM
muting distance: modern conveniences:
rock fireplace. rowboat. nettle net: safe
bathing for children: excellent boat har-
lilies. Walnut 9207 or Clarendon 16s-R.
FOR RENT. Broom FURNISHED COT
tage. $3.50 season; on Rappahannock River.
135 miles from Washington via Tidewater
Trail. IL miles Urbana. Good fishing and
swimming. Phone Adams 7542.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE WATERFRONT
lots adjacent Beverly BEACH; sacriflee e for
Edegwater, Md Phone west River 211-F-6.
FOR SALE-SUMMER HOTEL AND BATH
gain price. WALTER M BAUMAN, l
Thomas circle. Natl. 1923. Clev. O747.
FRONTING DIRECTLY ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay-Good furnished cottage electricity,
private beach; hard road to property;
Cleveland 6242.
EPPING FOREsT-ATTRACT1v .BUNGA-
low, large living room. fireplace. 2 bed rms,
kitchen. bath with shower, large porch;
a. mi. OWNER, Adams 23s9-M after 6 I'm.
DEAL WITH OWNER DIRECT.
Will sacrifice furnished home at Bay
Ridge. Modern equipment garage, large
lot; Excellent location. Call Gilmor 5ss2,
Baltimore. Md 27'
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STORES FOR RENT.
STORES WANTED.

GENERAL. CONTRACTOR DESIRES TO
shart part of store. Reasonable. State de-
tails. Address Box 349-M. Star office. 2s'
SMALL STORE WITH PRIVATE GARAGE.
Must be cheap rent. State particulars.
Address Box 3l9-M Star Office 2S'
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED BRICK
renient restricted suburb. Owner will sell
at bargain price or exchange for clear lot
or large house on Capitol Hill. For full
particulars address Box 331-M, Star office
Evening star., 1937-03-26
CHOICE BUILDING SITES.

Cf1O1C6 bO1LDlNAJ ol Co
No. l, NV. 44x142 Ft.-Sl. 500.
On Chesapeake st. between 44th and
46th sts., American University Park.
No. 2. Md. 65x175 Ft.-S1 900.
Woodland section of Greenwich Forest:
beautiful shade trees. Just off GEORGETOWN
road.
No. g. Md. 7ox15O Ft.-S1,25O Each.
English Village lots. facing Wilson lane
and Rodner rd.. Just of Maiden lane:
beautiful lots: paved street. water and
sewer in front of lots.
No. 4. S.E.-Apts. or Row-House Lots.
Vicinity of 10Th and sts., overlooking
Anacostia High School and Government
park: about 250 ft. front.
viii cooperate with builder by taking
part of purchase price as second trust be-
hind construction loan For further in
formation call Mr.. Towbes.
1404 K st. NV. CAFRITZ Dist 90s0.
COLoRED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS, $50 up: easy
terms: help build. District 911O.
COLORED.
Lots, S97.5O up; terms as low as 81
down and ST. monthly: in ne. Natl. 1859.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE OR sUBD1-
vision 35 acres; on State road, near Con-
gressional Club $3.50 per acre; trustee.
Address Box 347-M. Star office.
as ACRES. RIVER RD. ROOM FOR $50
houses trees; 81 5,750 cash. r. L. CASSEL,
COZ Rosemary ST.. Chevy Chase, Md. 2s'
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
$50 acres in nearby Md. on hard road.
Over 1900 it. road frontage: High eleya-
ton part cleared. part beautiful trees. hne
stream and springs. Going subdivision ad-
joins property. Positively the cheapest
acreage available today Price $3.50 per
acre. LEROY GADD1S, National 1877 or
Clev 1891.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH FOR ALL CLASSES INVESTMENT
property; D. C. only; no commission; i'm
mediate settlement. Room go, 1910 Vt.
ave. NV. or Met. 2713.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

GARAGE FOR RENT-CAN BE USED AS
repair shop or storage. 220 Mass. ave. n W.
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OFFICES WANTED.
SUMMER CAMPS.

FURNISHED OFFICE DESIRED BY GEN
details Address Box 335 M Star Office 80"
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

BUNGALOW AMI 5 r.. PORCHES AND
sun room: / 5 min. downtown WASHINGTON;
lot 50Xl15. Address Box 259-M. Star office.
BROOM BUNGALOW. WATER LIGHT. A.
room. bath modern; house Lee Highway.
GLADYS WINFIELD. Fairfax. Va. 2S.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WOODBRIDGE. IN AN IMPROVED SEC
ton; sewer and water; corner. 50x102;
others 40x115. North 9SSS, 26*
SILVER SPRINCi-ATTRACTI BUILD
TY CO.. Sab Ga. ave. Shep. 1892.
BARGAIN LOT. CHEVY CHASE. Md
One of the most beautiful and convenient
of the few remaining available lots In this
section for sale This plot, containing
nearly 5000 So it.. is priced to sell.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY,
1912 18th St National 1900.
$4,000.
Building site, 40x96, restricted white
section of Sc suitable for bungalow.
good value. Call Mr. Stebbin. eve. phone,
Lincoln 6S04-J.
ADELBERT W. LEE
l343 H ST. NV District 1900.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

R-FAMILY FLAT NEARLY
WALTER M. BAUMAN. Natl. 6229: eve.
Clev. O747
MODERN 6-RM. BRICK HOME. IN SILVER
Spring. leased to exceptionally reliable
tenant at Ss4o per year. VIII sell out
right or trade for clear ground. Your
offer invited. To inspect call
j. A. WEINBERG. Jr.. REALTOR.
Woodward Bldg. Natl. 02S0.
NORTHWEST.
Modern store, apartment and two-car
garage. Lot, 20X07 to 15-toot paved
alley. Present income shows 12so return
III HGS 10th St sANEELL NV CO. Nati HfaltcES oa55.
s. s5oGBRIck % 1kofWs TWo-TAM1LY FAM SAfH FAT in
convenient NV. location; close to stores
bath in each apt. Separate hot-water
heating plants. Tenants furnish own
heat. Lot $50 feet deeps Rented to
13,5OO-NEW BRICK FOUR-FAMILY
FLAT; 36 ft. wide. Excellent white
rental community. Separate gas heating
pay own fuel, Rented at 81 992 per
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
IS 0O0- ROW-BRICK HOUSES. IN
good condition, containing 8 rooms and
well located in 2nd-commercial district.
Now rented at sos per MONTH and. with
for 500 Cali Mr. Shelton
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
Q27 18th ST NV Dist 14l1.
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HOUSE TRAILER FOR SALE-No reason
2704' Address 100 Cameron ST., Alex.
Va, call for julius Saulnler 20
SILVER DOME TRAILER-solve the sum
mer cottage problem, for owners OF unoe-
reouirement. repTira % BRING your trailer financing
problem to us for solution. Present prices
guaranteed only until April l. A deposit
without charge. for future delivery. Trailer
City, second floor, L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1440
P st. NV
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service.
JESSE E. HEISKELI. 1115 Eye st. NV.
HAVE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR 2nd TRUST
notes; confidential; quick action. E. A.
GARvEY. District 450s. 1126 vt. ave.
sEcoND-TRUsT MONEY TO LOAN TO
home owners. builders and brokers. Col
lateral loans made. PROMPT service: Call
write or see COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co.
335 Southern Bldg. District 6150-6l51.
MONEY TO PAY YoUR DEBTS;
LOANS ON YOUR PERSONAL SIGNATURE.
Loans for taxes. loans for personal bills,
loans for home improvements; Prompt and
courteous service on first and second trust
real estate leans. See s. s; FRIEDMAN.
1906 r. I. NV. Phone North 0705.
FIRsT-TRUsT MONEY to loan on. D. c.
real estate; 5% interest: quick service.
P J. WAlSHE NC.
1107 Eye st. NV. Natl. 6468.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond trust loans, taxes and home improve
ments; Let me solve your financial prob,
lens by consolidating your debts. Small
monthly payments. Call
WARREN T. COTHERN,
913 New York Ave NV.
National 74l6. So
Evening star., 1937-03-26
OFFICES FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$50 SO. FIT; 10 LARGE WINDOWS
partitions; quiet; near Capitol: very re
sonable. Inquire, 3l1 E. Capitol. 2S.
Evening star., 1937-03-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FURN. BUNGALOW. NEARBY MD, 5 R..
b., ami; 3 acres; shade. fruit trees; $50.
Electric kitchen. Apply 1414 G Sc.
5-R. BUNGALOW FURN GARAGE, S55.
ar. bungalow. INV. h., garage. S55. 3-r.
apt. furn. $40. EARNEST, 1921 34th.
Mt. Rainier.
Evening star., 1937-03-26
DefVing All Competition

Many attractive 5 and rm. homes un-
der construction and completed. Nearby
Va. direct from builder: some minutes
downtown: long-term payment plan. Open
Sunday and evenings
McCLAINE,
2100 Wilson Blvd Clarendon, Va.
Walnut 9o92
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08
TRIO OVERCOME BY CARBON MONOXIDE
Youngsters Found in Kit. chen of Baldwin Street
 Home Revived

Inhalation of carbon monoxide gas caused three youngsters to be treated at St. Mary's hospital last night.
 All under six years of age, the children were Augie Anderson, s, and Sophie Anderson, 2, of 2l0 Bald win street; and Kathleen Marti- cello, 3, of 93 River street They were overcome as they played in the kitchen of the home of Mrs. Rose Anderson of 2l0 Baldwin street.
 Mrs. Anderson is said to have been heating food over two gas jets when she suddenly noticed the chil- dren reclining in unnatural po- sitions. With the aid of negihbors she picked up the two girls and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08
No Rest! Danger Lurks in Sports, Bathtub, Home for Tired
 Business Man

Tired business men have some- thing else to worry about over week -ends, for statisticians of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Go, {, point out that they run a fair chance of being injured If they engage in sports.
 Of more than 104,000 injuries reported during the years 1885, 1886 by the insurance company's accident and health policyholders, 1t was found that 13,2l0 injuries, or nearly 13 per cent of the total were suffered while bathing, bowl ing, riding horseback, playing baseball, tennis, golf and other games.
 Besides sports, other danger spots, such as rugs to fall over, bathtubs to slip in, and stairs to fall down-to say nothing of the risks involved in working and ln just staying at home - create hazards which make 1t practically impossible for men to let down their safety guard at any time.
 During the four years under consideration, 30000, or 29 per cent of the total number of in- juries, were received in shops or offices; 18,000, or 17 per cent, hap pened on home premises; 20 per- cent resulted from accidents in automobiles; 8 per cent occurred while the victims were walking on streets; while only 9 per cent, happened on public transporta- ton services.
 Of the l04,00 injuries, the great est number-40,0 ,000-resulted from falls, with 10,095 occurring on sidewalks, pavements or uneven ground. And no less than 636 men were hurt by falling in bath tubs or shower stalls.
 Next in importance to falls were Injuries from collisions with vo- f1cles, which amounted to IS per cent of the total number report- ed. The great majority of ve- hicles involved were automobiles. Injuries caused by broken glass, nails, splinters, and sharp instru- naents, ranked third and totaled rJ per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08

avenue, Delaware avenue, Mt. Ver- non avenue, Moorland avenue, Cir- cult avenue and Valentine street.
 Hearing Held
 Following the company's original application for permission to extend its line, a hearing was conducted by the utilities commission on March 3, 1887. The trial period of 90 days was authorized on June 3, 1887, and since then busses have been tra- versing the route as described pre- viously. A hearing at which the permanent establishment of the route was sought, was conducted by the commission on September 27, and a petition signed by a large number of residents of the district, asked that the proper permit be issued. No opposition was voiced at the hearing.
 Lone Protest
 Letters were filed with the com mission prior to the hearing how ever by resident of the section which is served by the extension, in which 1t was requested that opera ton be over Gaylord Drive Instead of Mt. Vernon avenue. He pro- tested the granting of the applica- ton on the ground that the route was unsafe for motor bus operation.
 The commission found that Gay lord Drive, which Is block west of Mt. Vernon avenue, Is a public high- way, but a private road, and has not been surfaced. It is merely a gravel road,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08
Commission Favors
 Bus Line Extension
North East Transportation Company Authorized to
 Extend Service in Bunker Hill Section

Authority for the North East Transportation Company operate its busses over extended route in the Bunker fal section is provided in memorandum of decision released today by the State Public Utilities Commission
 For the past 90 days the transit company had been oper ating over the extended route on temporary and trial erit The route provides bus service over GrandveW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08

the boy, and carried them to the hospital. All responded readily to treatment. It Is believed that the carbon monoxide gas was caused by faulty combustion of the illum-- mating gas used for heating. sim- liar trouble caused the death of an infant less than a month ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08
.SQUIRES OFFICERS
 ABDUCTED TONIGHT
Chancellor ColwelI, Sheri- den Council, to Offciate
 at Ceremonies

Formal installation of the newly elected officers of Michael McGiv- ney Circle, 124, Columbian squires, will take place tonight at s:30 o'clock in the Columbus Club. Chancellor James F. Colwell of Sheridan Council, 24, Knights of Columbus, will be in charge of the ceremony.
 Many members of the Knights of Columbus, including Grand Knight Thomas w. Scadden, will attend the installation. Senior Counselor Joseph Robinson, Nell Maloney, ana Patrick J. Wallace will assist MT. Colwell in conducting the ritual.
 Officers to be inducted tonight include Peter Luddy, Chief Squire; Gregory Gilmartin, deputy chief squire; notary, John Honan: Bursar, J. Bennett Daly; sentry, Harry Stover; marshal, Robert Carr; au- ditors, John Brickel, Robert Kenney, and Raymond J. Quinn, Jr.
 Preceding the installation there will be short business session at which time reports will be received on recent activities, including the annual family outing, which was held last Sunday afternoon at Lake Hitchcock.
 Preliminary plans for opening the Squires basketball season will be started tonight.
 Appointment of committees to serve for the three month period, including October, November, and December, will be made tonight by Chief Squire Luddy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08

Army engineers directed the work of building Treasure Island, San Francisco Bay sit for the 1889 Col den Gate International Exposition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08
Ak seskE4e ak sEssEa 4 saAksn 4 q.
When Fall Comes To Waterbury.
Waterbury Comes tO MATZKIN'S
Waterbury's Dominant Furniture Store

Coming to Matzkins more than this year. because
 we have much to offer In addition to our en- viable 17 years record for quality and service we have ENTIRELY NEW fall styles, New Living Room Suites New Bedroom Suites, New Kitchen Suites Be- sides, we have the weknown advantages of our credit policy which assures complete and convenient credit terms at no extra charge. There are no interest or carrying charges at Matzkins with exceptions on ra-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-08

dios and refrigerators. Don't put off any longer selecting furniture for your home. Matzkin's invites you to use your credit limit freely and make your home a joy ous one to live in.
Evening star., 1937-08-31
7REPORTED DEAD
IN NCAR-BUS CRASH
35 Are Believed Injured at
Goshen, Ind.-He|p Is
Rushed to Scene.
By the Associated Press


GOSHEN, Ind, August 3l.-At least
seven persons were reported to have
been killed S miles north Of here today
in crash of a heavily loaded trans
port bus and sedan. Twenty injured
were brought to hospitals here and at
least is others were reported to have
been taken to nearby cities.
Three of the dead were identified
as A. G. Carpenter of Iowa City, Iowa
Mrs James Kelleher of Albany, N. Y,
and Raymond J. Buskin Of ST. Louis
Carpenter and Mrs. Kelleher were
passengers and Buskin was an at
tendant on the bus.
The accident occurred at the inter-
section of roads 20 and is. Witnesses
said the sedan drove onto the main
highway and crashed into the bus.
The vehicle overturned and came to q
stop on its top. The sedan was de-
molished and the bus damaged badly.
There were about 40 passengers on
the bus.
The occupants of the sedan were
unidentified. A card was found in it
bearing the name Allison Bishopric
Manufacturing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio" :"
The license plates were Ohio 114-AB.
The driver of the bus was Lee CAL
lahan, 80, of Toledo.
The bus was bound from Chicago to
Cleveland.
Ambulances from Goshen and Elk
hart were rushed to the scene and the
dead and injured were hurried to hos
pitfalls, making immediate identifica-
ton difficult.
Evening star., 1937-08-31
STRIKE TO BE WEIGHED

CLEVELAND, August 81 (P.-S.
r. Harvey, assistant president of the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen,
announced today chairmen of IA locals
of Union Greyhound bus drivers would
confer here Thursday to discuss a
strike on the carriers Pennsylvania
and central lines
Seven Pennsylvania Greyhound
chairmen and seven from the central
Greyhound lines, representing ap-
proximately 1000 drivers, will attend
the meeting, Harvey said
The railroad trainmen, Harvey ex-
planned, has attempted for four
months to obtain representation
rights of nine Greyhound units in
the country.
Evening star., 1937-08-31
Macy Threatens Spying Charge
For Outla,ved Picture Takine

Described as the most rigid peace
time regulations ever issued by the
Navy Department, new orders have
recently been promulgated, it was
learned today, under which civilian
photographers are warned that they
may be prosecuted under the espionage
act. if they fail to comply with the
rulings regarding pictures of naval
subjects.
The new ban applies as we'll to
photographs by naval personnel.
Officers and enlisted men are advised,
however, that they are permitted their
own cameras aboard ship for taking
pictures outside naval jurisdiction.
While on board, cameras will be
in the custody of the commanding
officer" say the new regulations,
known officially as General Order 96
Under no circumstances will they be
used aboard ship without official per-
mission and competent supervision"
Photographs not to be released with
out reference to the Navy Department
include those that disclose informa-
ton classified as secret, confidential
Evening star., 1937-08-31
JOBLESS CENSUS
TO GET UNDER WAY
Officials in Charge Will Advance
Plans Soon After Labor
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The five officials named to direct
the unemployment census authorized
by Congress will work out detailed
arrangements at meeting soon after
Labor day, associates said today.
The board Is composed of the Secre-
taries Of Labor and Commerce, the
works progress administrator, the
director of the Census Bureau and
the head Of the Central Statistical
Board.
President Roosevelt signed yesterday
. bill providing for voluntary regis
tration of the jobless and tabulation
of data on part-time employment and
job opportunities. The census is to
be completed by next April l.
The bill authorized use of SIS, ,000, 900
of w. P. A. funds, but Senator Byrnes,
Democrat, of South Carolina. told the
Senate, at time of passage, that prob
ably not more than $4,000,000 would
be needed
Both President Roosevelt and w. P.
A. Administrator Harry L. Hopkins in
the past have opposed taking an un-
employment census, on the grounds
the Government had all the informa-
ton needed to carry on its relief work.
Later, however, Hopkins said cen
sus could be helpful "in order to un-
derstand more completely the nature
Of the present unemployment prob
lem"
There have been widely divergent
estimates as to the number Of unem-
ployed.
Evening star., 1937-08-31
LOCAL MAN SHOT
SANITY TEST
Husband Opens Fire on Man
Who, With Others, Signed
Papers.

Brooding over his recent commit
ment to Gallinger Hospital for mental
observation, after which he was pro-
nounced mentally sound, Charles J.
Kelly, "a, of the TOO block Of Sixth
street today shot and seriously wound
ed David F. Poole, 81, who had been
instrumental in sending him to the
institution, according to police
Poole was shot through the chin in
the garage in the rear of his home at
1920 Tenth street. The bullet coursed
downward through his neck. Oxygen
was administered to Poole Immediately
after his arrival at Emergency Hos
pital and physicians said he probably
would recover.
Kelly was arrested by Policemen E.
c. Helms and L. I. Mason, second pre-
cinct, in the kitchen Of Poole's home,
where his wife and 16-month-old baby
have been living.
Committed for Test.
Several days ago, the officers re-
ported, Mr.. and Mrs. Poole and Mrs.
Kelly joined in signing papers COM
mitting Kelly to Gallinger Hospital
for a sanity test. He was pronounced
mentally sound and released last
Thursday.
Kelly told police that fellow en-
ployes Of downtown restaurant
joshed him about his sanity test when
he returned to work and he became
despondent and asked for transfer
to restaurant in Baltimore.
Police said that Kelly related he
purchased a gun in Baltimore and
returned to Washington to demand of
Poole full explanation Of the rea-
sons for his commitment. He was
quoted as saying he hid in Poole's
garage early this morning.
Poole Refused to Talk.
When he asked Poole for an ex-
PLANTATION, Poole refused to talk, Kelly
said.
Kelly and his wife, q 22-year -old
English girl, were married abroad and
came to Washington about q year ago.
They lived next door to the Pooles
until they separated several weeks ago.
Mrs. Kelly moved into the Poole house
then. Mrs. Kelly recently found = job
as companion to the wife Of an Alex
andria attorney and had gone to her
home to live.
About . month ago, Officers Mason
and Helms were called to the Poole
home, where, they said, they found
Kelly demanding that his wife return
to live with him. The officers say
they warned Kelly to stay away from
the Poole home.