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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
BANKERS, GROCERS
CAPTURE GAMES
League Leaders Win In 9Th;
4-3; Grocers Score Late
to Win So

The Bankers took eight innings TO
defeat Rose 4 to 8 and the Gro-Swifts
punched their hits in the late innings
to register an 8-6 verdict over wall
Street in city softball league games
yesterday.
The Bankers and Rose got together
at North Henderson in fast, We'll
played game, with Rose errors COM
ing at crucial times.
Williams and Weldon formed the
winning battery of the Bankers, and
Stewart Finch and Speed worked for
the losers.
Wall Street presented patched up
lineup against the Grocers, and en-
joyed a 2 to i lead until the fifth in
ming when the winners got four tai
lies They added three more in the
sixth
The Underwriters play the Kiwanls
team today, and the Lions meet Rose
tomorrow afternoon to bring the
weeks play to a close.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Durham 2-10; Richmond gil.
Charlotte 8; Winston Salem y.
Norfolk Z; Rocky Mount 5.
Asheville OF; Portsmouth liz
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
PRESS AssoCIATIoNt-

was overJoyed. Did that mean that
she was better?
"Noel." Laurie breathed weakly
Noel leaned her head nearer
eyes, darling" she said brokenly
"Get Jimmy-for me-" Laurie
said weakly. "Tell him I'll" she
didn't finish.
Noel said quickly, 'sWhere Will ]
find him, Laurie? Tell me and LII
go after him at once"
But Laurie's eyes were closed,
and once again she was babbllng
in a delirium.
| Noel rose, feeling sick at heart,
If only Laurie could have told her!
/ Kitty came in and beckoned Noel
to come outside. II suppose you
understand that after tomorrow
Doctor Merridew and will have
to leave 2"
Noel had Of course known, but
she had dreaded for this moment
to come.
1--WE will, Of course get a nurse
and another doctor before leaving, .
Kitty said. She then went on tc
say that Doctor Merridew knew 9
young doctor who was beginning
to make name for himself both
| in general practice and surgery as
well. "We both believe he can dc
a lot for ALtle Laurie" she fin
ished.
Noel thanked her, but she was
worried. Laurie was so critically
| ill, Noel wasn't sure but that il
might have a bad effect to change
the doctor and the nurse. Still
she could only hope for the best.
AS soon as Noel had a chance
she went through Laurie's things
She didn't like to do it, but there
was the possible chance that she
would find some clue, to Jimmy's
identity and where. she could finc
him.
Laurie'S things were in meticu-
lous order. The few dresses hang.
| ing in the makeshift closet behind
the cretcI11e curtain were beauti-
fully fish. In the suitcase, she
found Lauxie's four pair Of hose
neatly darned and washed, little
pile Of very white starched hand
kerchiefs, all of which came from
the five and ten, and some fresh
rayon underwear, but no clue
whatever to Jimmy.
| Noel wondered if there would be
any chance Of reaching him by 9
personal ad in some Of the papers
She didn't believe that men ever
read the personals" in the news.
papers. Still, she thought there
might be chance that Jimmy
would See it. So she wrote out the
following personal, ana had it in.
serted n two afternoon papers.
eff the jimmy who used to
know Laurie Evans will call at
1148 Court street, he will find
that he is very much needed"
Because she hadn't been able tt
leave Laurie and go to the news
paper Offices, Noel had the per
sonals charged to Mrs. Blarsom'
phone. Mrs. Blarsom came on
and expressed her opinion that il
was both silly and foolish. Sht
demanded that Noel find out wha'
the two personals" had cost, ane
pay her Immediately. This Noe
did.
She couldn't help thinking thai
Mrs. Blarsom must be about thu
most self-centered person in thu
world. Still. Noel concluded. will
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
HOW TO SLEEP SOUND
SEE FREE OFFER BELOW

A common cause of disturbed sleep
is bladder irritation. Make this 4
day test. Use juniper OIL nucnu
leaves. etc. made into green tablets.
Helm nature flush excess acids and
other wastes from. the kloneys.
cess acids can cause the lrrltatloi VI
burning that wakes you up JUST Soy
Bukets (25c) to any druggist. F.n4H
Cut this out One 25c box Maye.s'
the MILLION DOLLAR LA@>ALl =, =
free with each Csc box Bukets. lniS
offer applies to our present seocA'
tOnly one to each family. Mlles Fnas
macy, Parker's Drug Store.-(AoV).
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
ALL-STARS TAKE ON
LOUISBURG FRIDAY

Henderson All-Stars will be at home
at Pine Park tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock to the Louisburg baseball
nine.
A fast game is in prospect as Louis
burg has one of the strongest teams
in the ri-County league. This is an
exhibition tilt, since the Stars are
not members of the circuit.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28

LEMONS, fancy
size, doz. ;. Z3c
LETTUCE &c
POTATOES, 10 lb. bag TIC
CORN, fancy, 6 for -. Sc
I CANTALOUPES,
large, each :. 4c
WATER MELONS 25c
PEACHES, Sand Hill,
3 pounds -. lOc
CARROTS, bunch !. Sc
LIMA BEANS, A pounds25c
BETS -. SC
CABBAGE, A pounds :. &c
PINEAPPLES. z for 7. Csc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
WEST END GIRLS
WHIP HIGHT TEAM

The West End Red Stars wbinno,
the Hight White Lights 10 to r Ia1,
terday afternoon at West End in q
fast game between two girl snfthol1
teams
Both teams hattled hard, with tho
Red Stars coming out on top.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati OIL; Boston 10.
st. Louis Z; New York y.
Pittsburgh 4; Philadelphia =.
Chicago 2; Brooklyn 3.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington A; Detroit 8.
New York z; st. Louis 5.
Philadelphia II; Cleveland II.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-07-28
[6da8Gd1ne:s]
CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Underwriters VS.. KiwaniS.

CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Underwriters VS.. Kiwanis.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Charlotte at Winston Salem.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount.
Asheville at Portsmouth.
Richmond at Durham
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Y Boston at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Evening star., 1938-07-01
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL
VICINITY 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
soft frontage. 135 it. deep, area
more than 5000 So. it., 15-ft. alley Ex-
cellent condition inside and out. Oppor-
tunity-Very substantial investment.
Thickly populated district-future po-
tential enhancement of values acknowl-
edged. Owner liauidating estate. Income
over $4,000. Price, S4S.500. 1st trust,
$4,000. 51are We are exclusive agents
Inspection by appointment only Call Mr..
Gerbich. THOS. J. FISHER e. CO., INC.
Dist. $3.50. Evenings, Emerson 1854
Evening star., 1938-07-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIdHTs, UNTIL OCT. Il B.
r, b., AMI: shady, corner lot. double ga
II
OPPOSITE CHEVY CHASE CLUB
4 Newland st-Lovely center hall Colo
NAL home; cool. spacious porches. plus
open terrace. garden with fountain; heav-
rooms and 2 baths on End floor; modern
refriReration. stove and furnace; reason
able rent, Call Wisconsin 1859. and
Evening star., 1938-07-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
116 YOU ST. NE.

0CAAAAA6 w SAOOC OH 2CVdOC.
One Of the most convenient locations in
NE. Washington; all-brick modern home;
hrst 6oor. living room, dining room. kitch-
en-. dinette. inclosed heated porch: End
Aoor. bedrooms and inclosed heated
porehes; built-in garage. r. NJ PRATT
CO., exclusive agents. Natl. S662. Ewes.
and 8undayS Col k244
Evening star., 1938-07-01
$32 MONTHLY

Including interest. taxes and insurance
buys q new 6-room row-brick house. tile
bath and shower. modern kit, in nearby
suburbs. only IL minutes from downtown.
Only $500 cash required. Call Dist. 7741.
Eveningx, Wis 6844
Evening star., 1938-07-01
APARTMENTS UkFURNlSHED.
SENATE COURTS,
12l C. ST NE

Adjoining Capitol Plaza and Parks
Convenient to Many Government Depts.
2 large rooms. dinette kit. sun parlor.
e.; elec. refg.: painted walls, S62 30 and
Resident Manager. Atlantic 1857.
Open and Lighted Until 9:3O PM.
Evening star., 1938-07-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FIRST-FLOOR FURNISHED APT, BED
rooms living room. k. and b.; suburb; i'm
mediate possession; man. wife and mother.
Box 141-Y. Star. g.
REFINED. YOUNG GENTLE EMPLOYED
couple desire unfurn apt in nice private
home. NV section D. c. or Md. Prefer
one with large living room and bedrooms
Rent not more than S15 per month Write
BOX 3OO-Z Star
Evening star., 1938-07-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. MD. TO SEPTEMBER. 10
Home Of naval .onicer. completely fur
nished including silver and linens; 5 bed
rooms. sleeping porch; il setting Of
MASSACHUSETTS PARK-;ATTRAcT1vE
oWNER. Emerson 6ss4. '' '0''' 1'~'e'
ton Bethesda-6 rms; ~ baths, screened
res@nabie. sa Ss0 wisconsin M S ssSs-J. na august
COOL. WELL FURNISHED, ALL ELECTRIC
home in wooded NV. section: July-August;
reasonable; references. Emerson 562s.
$50 : COOL. GROOM FURNISHED
house; h,. screened porches; garden. 51e1
1855 EUCLID N.W:--F1NE HOME AT
and toilet: oil bur; / sa. Cent. High; most
vacant. TO inspect tel Pot. 44so. 'A'''
FOR LEASE RMS. SEMI-DETACHED;
porches garage. lawn; all modern improve
ments. 1909 Both st. NV. Emerson 1856.
JULY 1O-sEPT. BEST CHEVY CHASE.
porches large reception rm. garage. Com
pletely equipped. Present maid available
Reasonable to right party. Republic 4434
After o pm, Emerson 1919.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
sI 1snn. IL
i Cleveland z ss19. 9s'ns soos % Conn = ave-. MsAs1
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL.
Near Wardman Park and Shoreham Ho-
tels-Beautifully, and completely. furnished
St yng s,4s:I
Adams sxa s'5ss $751; :'f asSo
Evening star., 1938-07-01
Howenstein Realty Corp,
l4l8 H st. NV Distrirt rS1r
NOT A DAY DREAM.

Chevy ChaSe Gust west Of Conn. ave)-
Practically new detached brick home Of 6
unusually large rooms. 2 baths. equipped
With automatic oil heat; situated on .
WOODED and well.shrubbed lot; this is truly
authorized extremely Tow price Of SlO,-
800, J. SLERBUCHANAN. Met. iI43,
Evening star., 1938-07-01

2Ol Investment Bldg. District 6Oa2.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW
26l2 Hamlin st. ne-6 r and b.; sood
condition; front porch; south exposure;
price. $3.50.
2429 PERRY ST. NE.
Detached home, 8 r. and tile b. natural
wood trim: good condition: front porch:
large lot; gar: price. $3.50. Other bar
WIN. r. THoRowooop.
2O24 r. I. AVE NE. DEC 03lS.
Evening star., 1938-07-01
RETHE9nA

Full 2-story brick house. slate roof;
never been lived in: can be bought on
easy down payment owner will take back
lst trust for balance. Call Wisc 1857.
between noon and pm
Evening star., 1938-07-01
Am OPPORTTINTTY

70 T trade your home on 2 new home in
kenwood; true reproduction of . Dutch
Colonial with all modern conveniences Of
70 rooms. baths and lavatory on nrst
noor: on beautifully handicapped and
wooded lot. Call Wis. 6S57. between noon
Evening star., 1938-07-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES. DIRECT FROM OWNER TO
IL rooms; white colored section: brick
preferred; any condition. Will pay cash.
Address Box 10y. Star
SEE US FOR QUICK, PRIVATE. ALL-CASH
deals tno commissions for D. C. houses.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO, 1929 L st,
NV. District $3.50 and District 6151
CASH FOR HOUSES OLD OR NEW.
D. c. Also Investments E. w BAILEY.
Adams 1856 or Mail 1885 Meridian N w,
THE OLD RELIABLE
IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
- personally will pay cash for your
Washington real estate. bricks or frames,
white or colored. G. G. DUTY, iO2i
vermont ave. Natl. 1882 a.
Evening star., 1938-07-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
REPOSSESSED HOME.
1343 MADISON ST NV

1910 MAOx0ON 61. NV.
l., Detached: nice lot: jos down. balance
room and i.vstory ON on nrst aH door: : Bed Ssd-
rooms and bath on second door. Open
NV WIN. " NJ. Z TTiizRocKMoRroN.
Investment Bldg. District oOe2.
HAVE YOU SEEN
ns SssdSS% ash :,nao Nth
5120 New Hampshire Ave-?
An exhibit home upon which you can
DksSH SfGS SS zs5 5H5s EoEz EEIS1Ss Ss AEg s IT.
NORTHWEST BARGAIN.
brick afss home said IL .oos e. .onStoa s.s s
Hiil take $3.50. Nicely nnsnesd. SS Sood
DEC. %M; Ssf7, r. THeR1woR9P. eSss'. eoF. 1893.
GREENWICH FOREST,
b716 MIDwooD RID.
2 baths. recreation room. finished attic:
hoa. ~ W. 15ssi Dssse asgs SSt
Cd Sii.Ss;sS :s;.;t I'd to wilson Ian: g
$500 CASH-$45 PER MO.
-, $3.50. Here, the .n.ppy brsnd:nev
living room. LARGE Sedrooms. M d. luxe luxe
kitchen; chen; All modern: Oh yes. the location
Univ. Park: high elevation. Be prompt
Tor this unusual value. Natl. 1893 till
BETHESDA.
Pull 2-story brick house. slate roof;
never been lived in: ina can ~ Be bouxht on
easy down payment; owner will take back
lst trust for balance Call Wise 1857.
between noon and pm.
AN OPPORTUNITY
e1ms ne. hone
Colonial With ali modern conveniences Of
10 rooms. 4 baths and Isvatory on frst
Wooded lot. csli Wiz. ss54 eesa Ses.een nooa ooa
and pm.
OWNERS SACRIFICE.
leaving city. Attractive det.ehed home.
rooms tile bath. fireplace. large kitchen.
:na .esoo fs heat viii snf':f also n::1 e:
furniture wM. f se'! rRoRsoW;ooS1SSsn Re5seiR; SSsn.
REDUCED FROM
$22,5OO TO $16,5OO.
1905 10th ST. NV.
10 rooms. 4 baths. 8 bedrooms. gear
prick garage. oil heat; lot 5Oxl49; beauti-
fully situated and convenient to new
schools and shopping center
Don't miss this opportunity to secure q
real bargain
Key at This Once,
Phone Us at Once
Howenstein Realty Corp,
1418 H st. NV. District 1871.
NOT A DAY DREAM
Chevy Chase Gust west Of Conn. ave)-
Practically new detached brick home Of
with automatic oil heat; situated on 8
wooded and well-shrubbed lot; this is truly
rare opportunity: ,out-of-town owner has
500 800, J. WEsLE$BUcHANAN. Met. iI43.
Evening star., 1938-07-01
OWNERS SACRIFICE.

1922 South Dakota ave. n.e.-Ovner
leaving city. Attractive detached home, 7
rooms, tile bath. fireplace. large Kitchen
recreation room; gas heat: garase; near
bus stores and schools. Will also sell
furniture. A real baIgsin. Open.
2024 r. l. AVE. NE DEC O317
Evening star., 1938-07-01
REPOSSESSED HOME.
DETACHED
3.0s MORRISON ST

sos MORRISON ST
In neH-house condition: l block from
Conn ave: an excellent and quiet section:
Deautiiul shaded. large lot. Close to trans
nigh and htgh schools and churches. Center
nall. wide hall with stairway set well back
fireplace dining room large pantry. kitch-
en- and room back Of kitchen; 5 bedrooms,
baths on second floor; q real rear stair
attic and two-car garage
Can be purchased on lOT cash and bal
ance one trust at 81: no renewals. First
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Evening star., 1938-07-01

NO CASH NEEDED
To purchase lovely home in ne. section.
near Sears. Roebuck. 9 r.. b., h.-w.h. in
THos. b. WALSH. INC. DIST. 7b5s-a
Evening star., 1938-07-01

NEW
LOW-PRICED HOUSES.
BRICK-DETACHED.
9 Rooms. Garage. Automatic Heat.
Insulated.
$6,950 TO $7,750
AVONDALE,
2l00 QUEENS CHAPEL RD.
TO REACH: Drive out Michigan ave
past Catholic University. over new bridge
to 18th st. left two blocks to homes
Harry Wardman, Inc, Agt.,
1919 X NV District 3S3O
Evening star., 1938-07-01

1881 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE.
$5, 5,65O-Open-1nspect.
Rooms. Bath: HOT-wATER HEAT.
Everything epiek- and d-Span.
SMALL CASH PAYT.-Real Terms
Beautiful Ave, Convenient to Everything
Ready to Move Into. Phone Natl 02b7. /.
Evening star., 1938-07-01
ARLINGTON. VA.

$500
132 South Garfield st. one block from
new Lee blvd. and 10 minutes downtown:
detached home of rms. all modern ritb
lovely grounds and shade; see this quickly:
reasonable cash and S42 so month.
JUDSON REAMY.
112c n Irving st wolnvt ,r,o
Evening star., 1938-07-01
THE BOULEVARD.
3-BEDROOM APIS,

~ 01A~AS>>~AW4 IA L NJ
Near schools, shops and TRANSFORMATION
overlooking wooded valley. S65 mo,
Available August !. Gentiles only.
19O6 Georgia Ave Shep RI 0O.
Evening star., 1938-07-01
REDUCED FROM
$22,500 TO $16,5O0.
1905 18th ST NV

10 rooms. 4 baths. 8 bedrooms. gear
PRICK sarase. oil heat; lot 5Ox149; beauti-
Iully situated and convenient to new
schools and shopping center.
Don't miss this opportunity to secure .
Key at This Once,
Ia
Evening star., 1938-07-01
RARE BARGAIN.

Large Colonial Groom. tiled bath home
two inclosed rear porches: recopditioned
throughout rare bargain at $3.50.
MR.. PARKER. Natl. 1882, or Ra. 1853
evening. l.
S6,5OO-LYON PARK, VA.-DETACHED
home OF 8 rooms and bath. close to
stores and transportation; hot-water
heat with OIL BURNER: elec. -efg. i;
ENCLOSED SLEEPING PORCH; front
porch. fireplace. hardwood floors;
insulation. TWO-CAR GARAGE.
Owner. building larger home. will sell
for this very reasonable figure.
S9,25O-Near Walter Reed Hospital-A
fully detached brick home, only one
square from transportation, stores.
school Just q few years old. Six ex-
cellent rooms, colored tile bath. attic
oil burner, porch. fireplace. garage.
Insulated with rock WOOL
SHANNON d. LUCHS CO.,
15Oh H st NV National 0345
Evening star., 1938-07-01
ANACosT1A BARGAIN.

Broom frame dwelling. 8 apts.. 3 baths:
plants lot l6s IT. on v ST. BY about 1873
It. in depth large, shady grounds: 90. 900
so It. Of land: price. Sc 900. H. H. CAR
TER 6l3 18th St NV Natl. 411S.
Evening star., 1938-07-01

S4-50.
100 KENTUCKY AVE Sc
rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. garage hard
wood floors.
S495O.
512 9Th ST Sc
6 rooms and bath h-wh.: modern,
JOS. A. HERBERT SONS
5l5 East Capitol St. Lincoln Ol29.
NEW ALL-BRICK HOME
Chevy Chase Md. near circle-6 rooms
beautiful baths: southern exposure:
porch: large yard 50x15O. LESLIE D.
MEASELL, Cleveland 66l4. %
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
New detached center-hall Colonial 3
bedrooms. = baths; finished and heated,
Bird floor. Air conditioned. Phone Mix
kelson 4, Son Cley l15R
Evening star., 1938-07-01

OWNER BUILDER HAS CONSTRUCTED.
under nrst-class specifications. new brick,
Offering quality at a low price 1Ss $500 by
cutting profit this type OF construction
with all modern features purchaser
should demand; conveniently located on
attractive lot in NV. suburbs: best schools
and Transportation nearby: inspection BY
appointment. For further details call
Emerson A11S or ClAv O-1c
Evening star., 1938-07-01

GLOVER PARK CLOSE IN-BEAUTIFUL
rm.. inside gar; gas heat elec. range, re-
frigerator; near schools: lease. 500 I'm
mediate possession. Apply 39l7 Benton
n
Evening star., 1938-07-01

$3.50. Here's the snappy brand-nev
bunkalow you've been looking fori Huge
living room. large bedrooms, de luxe
Is ideal, near all conveniences Of American
univ. Park: high elevation. Be prompt
for this unusual value, Natl 1893 till
Evening star., 1938-07-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

RED-HoT BARGAIN. S4.6O0-3H ACRES.
2-rm; bungalow, sun porch, fireplace bath
h.-w:h., full basement, fruit, flowers.
shrubbery. chicken house; S725 cash. $50
month. See BURDOFT Colesville Md.
Ashton 61-F-22. Eyes Randnlnh 0so2
Evening star., 1938-07-01

b7Ib MIOWOOO RID.
Owrer anxious to sell practically new
Colonial brick detached home, Z rooms.
2 baths. recreation room. finished attic:
Phone wis. 52O4. TO Inspect, drive out
Wisconsin ave. to Bethesda Bank. left on
Old Georgetown I'd, to Wilson lane to
Evening star., 1938-07-01

TAX. PIX R.. B., ia ELM. BUNdA-
low. $55 mo-; g. Allegheny. 2-story, 1850;
r.. b.. gar. sleep. porch. Shep. 4O67-J.
SOL ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. NV
6-rm. brick: ami; S62 Sd. Emerson 231O.
N. Y. AVE. NV ROOMS. BATH.
ences REQUIRED. Inquire No. N Y
ave, NV.
Evening star., 1938-07-01

Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course, you
can buy the finest homes of modern con-
struct;on and planned convenience at
most moderate prices. Surprisingly low
cash payment and balance: including prin-
cipal, interest and taxes. like rent.
MOSS REALTY Co.,
3lR Tower BLDG. Net. 1774.
The Washington times., 1938-07-13
CrOWd HdnQS
NLRB Aide
In Effigy

STEUBENVTLLE, Ohio, July 13
GN.S0.-A good-natured crowd
of 1000 to 5000 converged on the
Federal building here today to
protest expulsion Of a Weirton
Steel Company attorney from a
labor board hearing against the
company.
AS the crowd came by motor and
on foot, Trial Examiner Edward
Grandson Smith, who is presiding,
was twice hanged in effigy. Police
quickly cut down the first straw
stuffed figure hanged from a
building across from the Federal
court house early this morning.
A second figure later was low
cred from a third-story window
with the placard. "E. Grandstand
Smith"
Smith expelled Attorney Clyde
A. Armstrong from the case as
the climax of series of verbal
clashes which have characterized
the hearing. The demonstration
was substitute for the previously
planned mass parade which was
called off when the labor board
abruptly moved the hearing back
to Pittsburgh at the suggestion of
Federal District Judge Nell G.
lIJnderwo0d.
The Washington times., 1938-07-13

the cheers of the youngsters with
mods and bows.
During the supper the Hillbilly
Symphony Orchestra played old
and modern melodies. Charlie
East led the seven performers in a
nifty routine.
A word of greeting from Pub
Usher Mrs. Eleanor Patterson was
read by Director Leech. Seconds
were handed out at the lemonade
barrels and the lads went back to
the various amusement devices for
two more full hours Of entertain
ment, armed with strips of tick
cts.
The Bar x Ranch party was
under the direction of Charles A
Corcoran, circulation manager
supervisors Andrew w. Clarke
James Kelley, Willianm Benjamin
o. R. Lewis, Matthew Gogarty
John Berggren, Jack Cullen, I
Bregman and o. E. Megby.
William C. Shelton, business
manager; H. Robinson, circulation
director, and girls of the circula
ton department of the Washing
ton Herald Times were guests oi
| the h0VS.
The Washington times., 1938-07-13
.LEMKE ASSAILS
WALLACE POLICY

BELOIT, Kan, July 13 QN.S)
A blistering attack on Secretary OF
Agriculture Henry A. Wallace and
his policies was left here today by
Representative William Lemke Of
North Dakota.
There never was any over
production of anything in this
country except ignorance" he
declared. "The trouble is not
overproduction, but undercon-
sumption and maldistribution.
Secretary Wallace has got
this country back where Hoover
left it. sThe entire farm pro
gram is built upon hypocrisy and
Misrepresentation. We are i'm
porting large amounts of farm
products to hold the prices down
while the Government asks the
farmer to cut production or de-
stroy crops. No nation ever be-
came great by destroying ITSELF"
The 1886 Social Justice presi
Dental candidate spoke before 6
gathering of Townsendites.
The Frazier-Lemke farm mora
torium and refinancing measure!
are the partial answer to the farm
problem, Lsemke declared.
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Chairman John L. Lewis also was
held here by other engagements
and would be unable to attend.
At the same time, he sent a let
ter heaping praise on the CIO
workers in and around Atlanta,
and declaring that accomplish
ments in the South were made
despite bitter and unfair opposi-
ton in both North and South.
CRITICIZEs NEW ORLEANS
The situation in New Orleans,
where the CIO has met vigorous
opposition from civic authorities,
came in for sharp criticism in the
letter.
PROUD OF SUCCESS
Brophys' letter went to Arnold
S. Kaye in Atlanta, secretary of
the Industrial Union Council.
THE CIO is proud of its ac-
complishments in the South"
Brophy wrote. 1T has organ
lied hundreds of thousands of
workers in your State. BY fight
ing for Wage-hour legislation,
it has helped improve the living
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standards of a large proportion
of your population.
I'm waging this fight for the
better life, the CIO has not been
without opposition from those
groups, in the North as well as
in the South, who believe that
the working class should be de-
MED the fruits of our economic
and chronological triumphs, who
believe that democracy should,
paradoxically, be limited to the
privileged few.
RECALLS VIOLENCE
I'm New Orleans, as well as
in other cities North and South,
it (the CIO) has been fought
with illegal violence and C1O
workers have been unjuStly
beaten and jailed"
Georgia and neighboring States
in the South must work together
to improve the status Of the
underprivileged workers in thai
section of the country, wrote
Brophy, recalling again President
Roosevelt's recent reference to the
South as the nations number onC
economic problem"