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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

LExANDRiA." AH" VA.
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...sa{ls SsS1f. 49, eolSTsF ~ j. ss;., st..
,ALExANDRIA. VA.
q IL IL East last Chestnut Chestnut st: north Of new
tnx.. in tub with shower; dinette. kitchen.
As..aa9siDo sa9D1E z4s4 colf5sT i5s J. iss ks;., st.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Bys1NEss GIRL DESIRES TO SHARE APT.
with congenial girl in NV. separate room
2s Box 'zia 4so.S hsds Star Give details and address
quiet. Lincoln 1850 A'.'''
BACHELOR. APT. UNFURN.. VICINITY
s 49, sox 474s ns sf.S SI Cleveland Park
PHoAE or SsGE sEE EEqR'iuhEHE e L. Ellis APIS
lolo Vermont Ave. Room 217. Natl 1884.
By ssuv,1ss 1EMPLoYED = s WIDOW. STUDENT
Box 44O-B. Star
FATHER AND TWO DAUGHTERS. GOVT,
emp nn @ deslres Turn. apt; not over $40. 90.
DIiGNIFIED. MIDDL E "A ED. UNEM-
nlshfd with private bath and kitchen. pref
er erapIy IN private home in Wesley Heights
S3O Available Jan J. VIII exchange ref
erences. Box 1884, Star.
SETTLED. EMPLOYED COUPLE. NO CHu-
QIeu, WdnL Two rooms hath pott
easy access Government departments: per-
Star. ~"
WANTED - FIRsT-FIOOR-FRONT UN-
furnished apt, not over S3s: doVntown.
Box BOOB Star. I3s
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2011 COLUMBIA RID, at Conn. ave
Beautiful. bright single. double room,
c.h.w.: unlimited phone; $40 month.
1891 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Attractive
tr9ns room m Tor or men or
able Columbia hNla
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1927 KENYON STREET NV.
- rms kitchen and bath. porch.
THOS e FARRELL, co MATT, Or6S
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THE MANSION CLUB

2230 Mass. ave. n.w.-Beautiful bed-livins
rooms. large closets. semi-priyate baths:
vacancies Tor girls; DISTINGUISHED neighbor-
hood: best food home privileges
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1919 EYE ST NV.
Lovely studio -kitchenette apt. $50;
maid service; unlimited phone
RTMENTS-UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. S2a6 EYES, WIS. 1853
94l NEW YORK AVE. NV l5'
$40 STREET NE.
! r; and kit. and b.. elec. and heat furn.:
JOS: a HERBERT e. SONS.
515 East Cap. St, Line Olo9
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APARTMENTS ukFURNISHED.
(CnntinuedN

ATTRACTrvELY ARRANoEDlTWo BED
esets yns atshin nd
Special concession II rented on or before
November end 4 Call Adsms eaas betHssp
2416 Z 81. Nw.--2 AND 8 ROOMS. KIT
Dept. Res Res. msr. 1t s1o. 0's'AA'e -n''ll0l
zTes ztss.etS9 es:91s1 scTs 3laS E ST s,ts H.
Gee rsls.: s47' 80 Res. mgr. 5ii UNION i sTos:
AGE Co. 7Ob Fla. ave. NV. North O1O4.
S4Y Y.5O-DUPLEX APT. 8 LARGE RMS,
Path Porch porch, yard OIL heat Shy incl
e. saof Ill. 18th ,ss e. NY: ..sss hoSMs KTea
sonable: adults. Randolph 1903 13.
2524 18th ST, NV, .tJUsT, OFF CO.
hall. inclosed porch. Frigidaire. s52. 80
ave. n.w.-1 room. kitchen. dinette. bath;
~ rooms i,,i. ki.fhen e1o bath Frisidaire eleva-
1923 CLIFTON ST; N.W:-s54 rs; s R.. B..
h. water: gar. So. Janitor. Col. 4759.
back porch Hsi: ssa. ni Lincoln coin $500. H"s' oNin
1340 PA. AVE. s.E- ROOMS. BATH. GA
rs1s front and rear Dorches nice yard
1895 r ST. N.W.--LARGE LIVING ROOM.
bedrooms, bath. dining room. large
kitchen Frigidaire
7o7 LoNGFELLOW ST. NV RMS.
Ssfn as1ssf saat. Dsah heat gas
1850 33rd. sT. NW.-TwO ROOMS
kitchen. bath: light. heat. gas. Call even-
ngs during week. S35 month. 49,
2 ROOMS; KITCHEN. BATH: ELECTRICI-
ty,., gas. heat. telephone included. :5O1
27O1 CORTLAND PL. N.W.-APPLY MAN
ager. Apt ]: Very desirable l rm. kitch,
n every apt: excellent location; S47.5O to
237 NORTH BRYAN ST.. LYON PARK.
priv. bath.
3 ROOMS, KIT, BATH. REG. ONLY S65-
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CHOICE APT.-LOW RENT
MODERN DOWNTOWN.

Choice suite in nreproof blds.: SWITCH
board, elevator service: FREE refg. Spacious
living room bath. kit, S35: without kit.
$50: may be had furn at small charge.
1880 r ST NV DUPONT $500.
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ONE BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE. near Blu.
reau of tandards-Attractive room with
porch. next to BATH for men. Emer.
son 2015
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10th AND EYE SITS. NW.-Attrac., COM
Portable double rooms: twin beds; semi
pvt. bath: excel. meals; S32 90 up. Met.
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l722 MASS. AVE. NW-Vacancy in dou-
BILE and tripet rooms for girls; excellent
food downtown location.
1910 BILTMORE ST. NW.-Attractive
large front room. we'll heated: inner
spring mattresses: single or double.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CIR GIRL IT TQ ,.. SHARE 7 ATTERAcTIXE EE APT: RI
s%DlGys NV 7sgs 7Ag ood l7s' N H.
DoWNToWN--LADY TO SHARE NICELY
fsan; osss. apt with another; reasonable. Met
1929 COLUMBIA Rp. N;W.-3rd FIR.
fen.d Ssn .da. only sveryshns Hd rER
or rm. apt. ss5 or Ss5; 4 block from
car and bus; women preferred. Georgia
room newly furnished. kitchen. dinette. re-
fTigssaatiOn 0hona elecsIie gas linens silver un-
as9sy eiaa iaTa Tm5 RD ssdrms Sa 4 SS
home. 2 incl. porches. separate ent.. heated
gar; good opportunity for family with
modern ae ana nth Da.h st. nw every
222O lst ST. NW.-3-RooM APT, COM
Ritz 1sS floor sbgyen gyt bath fahsn porch sarese
Apt. 400 with . others: $40. Cali after
Z pm. except Mon. Wed. Thurs. 49,
1880 NJ NV. APT. 36-LARGE. WARM
bs Dryaae 5ssept nah h dat hf y6Ty SIT
WANrED.LADY SHARE GROOM APT.
with another; rent SIS month. Call
NEW BLDG. CARPETED HALLS, VENE-
tian blinds; one room. kitchen, dinette.
completely and beaut. furn.: high grade,
sunny. 1916 r ST., mr.. Conn, Apt. 605.
27OO CONN. AVE.-TWO LARGE ROOMS,
foyer. k. and b.: attractively furnished;
light. gas. phone furnished immediate
possession.
1904 MONROE ST NW-LARGE FRONT
room. light housekeeping. continuously
hot water. telephone; SOB.
90O1 EYE ST. NV FRONT RMS,
kit. bath: complete. furn.: ami; new
dec: ideal loc; mr.. depts.. G. w. U.
III. R1TTENHoUsE ST. N.W.-ATTRAC-
lively furnished 3 rms. kit. bath, recrea-
tion rm.: 4 expos: elec. refg.: . porches,
garage: $65 mo. Georgia 1859.
s26 A ST SE.-FIRST FLOOR. 3 ROOMS,
pvt. bath. cleo refg.; corner home; conv.
transp.: quiet adults
WESTCHESTER MOST ATTRACT1VELY
furnished living room, sunroom, bedroom,
dinette., kitchen. Emerson 0272
5I1 4th ST. NV. 2 AND 3-ROOM
apts.. with bath. completely. furnished:
large. sunny rooms; reasonable. 15'
WANTED-ONE OR TWO LADIES TO
share apt with 3 others: cozily furnished.
Pip F st. Apt. 1O2 Met 3194
TWO 1-ROOM APTS. COMPLETELY FUR
nished, including Frigidaire: cozy and
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS-DETACH
"2l9 Naylor rd. se.-:' rooms. private
bath and entrance; Frigidaire; everything
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RID. NV. APT. 3Ol-
;. kitchen. bath; new; oil
owntown, l3s
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l32: j., PARK RID: NW.-TWo LARGE. At
sink, refg.. closets, cleo, gas. c.h.w. Adults.
S45 Columbia 100
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2022 N ST.-Attractive. large and small
rooms. adjoining bath; meals optional.
5515 Sth ST. NW.-Lovely modernistic
twin bedroom; young lady; private home,
$3.50 good food. Randolph $3.50.
634 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Double. single.
semi-pvt. bath; SIS up: pvt. family; board
optional phone
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1857 ONTARIO PL. NW-Nicely furnished
room on second floor front, next bath.
two exposures; good home cooked meals.
Near TRANSFORMATION Adams 1Rh2
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CALVERT HOUSE

CALVERT HOUSE,
14o1 18th st. NV. announces the onen,np
of new annex: Singles. doubles triples
Semi-private baths, new furnishings. Meals
optional.
transportation furnished Newly decorated,
comfortable rooms. running water; walking
distance school, churches.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN.
Shenherd 51R1 Shenherd o0dn .
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14O 18th ST. Me- block of car: nicely
furnished room in dentists home; garage.
Call Atlantic 5000
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1924 WOODLEY PL. NW.-Near Shore
ham. Comfortable second-floor front room.
TOR lady; excellent meals: reas. Adams O244.
1909 RIGGS PL. N.W.-Second-floor dou-
ole room; excellent meals; $50 each. Con-
yenient TRANSFORMATION
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1920 Hth ST. NV.
5 rooms. bath and porch $50
MET. 4707 HUETER. 303 eth ST. NV
5000 9th ST. NV 10Th AND KENNEDY
. rooms kitchen and bath; modern .
story corner bldg; Frigidaire on house
current. Rent $50
See resident manager or call EDWARD
L. STROHECKER. Met. 2713.
2s23 14th ST. NV R.. K. B., S3o so
365a N, H. ave. n.w.-3 r.. k. b, 45.0O
3bO6 Ga. ave. n.w.-4 rms kit
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. Geo. 5000.
1920 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
New bldg; 2 rms. kit, dinette. bath.
~ q STIINrrSN '9WrItaI pl!lus S,1n.
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1922 MASS. AVE. W.-Beautiful twin
bedroom. inner-spring mattresses: private
bath. shower. c.h w. excellent meals
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rooms. kitchen; bath: heat. gas cleo.
phone, Frigidaire included redecorated;
GENTLE adults. Georgia 1920
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4319 7th--Lady. share with another, mas
ter twin bedroom: private Jewish family
del meals. a real home: reaS Geo :iS94
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ENJOY HOTEL COMFORTS
Az reasonable prices. Switchboard service
selective menu. tasty salads and foods pre-
pared under, direction former chef of Fire
bide Inn. Choice of bed or bed-studio fur
n;ishIinss ;TIII Plenty baths, showers. Conven-
1885 QUE ST. NV. "The Old English 1a.
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FLOOR FLAT. 5 ROOMS,
porch; reduced to $4,000.
lSt. GH2S
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1905 K st. s.e.-4 r. and b.. all outside:
like new: large yard: q bargain.
ALL HEATED ;
42.50-660 Kenyon NV: r., Z, D.
S4O.OO-729 11th Sc: 8 r. T.. b.
500 .50-222S 1st NV; r. X, b.: H., l..
s37 .5O-34OO Dent NV: 4,,r.. I. b.
S31.5O-1OOa c Sc: 2 r. k. b.
THOS. D. WALSH INC.
S15 11th NV. DIST. 7b56.
1881 QUE ST. NW-1 ROOM. KITCHEN.
completely furn. $3.50. Also room. kitch-
en-, $50. 70. Also single room. $3.50.
1913 Shepherd st. n.w.-1 room. kitchen.
URCioIo REALTY CO. Met. 4a41. :
a414 14th ST NV. ard FL;
s Rms. Kit. Bath: Heat Furn.: 42 so.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO..
40 Fla Ave. NV. Dec. zoos.
NEW MODERN ELEVATOR BUILDING,
Corner apt. rooms. dining alcove. kitchens
and bath: gas and electricity included
in rent. Met. 1893.
CONTINUED on Next Psge)
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LAMONT, near 16th-Large room, semi
exposure Adams 335a
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OR 3 ROOMS. PORCH; FRIGIDAIRE.
IN Penna. ave. car line. 800 Kentucky
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2 LGE;. WARM CLEAN, RM.. B., H. W.
eiec lge: porch. yd.; near bus stores;
$3O.5O. 5S11 Southern ave, Cap. Hgts. Sc,
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AT THE CATHEDRAL-S45: . ROOMS.
FOYER, dlnette: kitchen. bath: redecorated,
noors scraped; tabletop stove: Frigidaire
on house. 1924 Wisconsin ave
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THE HENDERSON,

2460 18th st. NV. overlooking beautiful
Meridian Park. Double, single rooms pri-
vate and semi-private baths; best of food
ana service. TranSients accommodated 49,
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APARTMENTS. FURN.. UNFURN.
Free car service. all sizes. prices
1910 Vermont ave. room 211. Nat. 1894
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TAKOMA PARK "a ROOMS. PRIVATE
path path gas. electricity, refrigeration; nice
| light apartment for young employed couple.
$40. ". B. WALTERS 239 Park ave. Ia
koma Park Md. after pm. Shep. 1920.
270S ONTARIO RD.-1 AND . LOVELY
rooms. kltGhens we'll furnished; FriGidaire;
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MERIDIAN HOUSE,
24Ol 10Th n,w.-The old Egyptian Embassy
Singles, doubles: also suite for 4 or with
seml-pvt. bath or shower; nourishing food;
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45O6 GEORGIA AVE- RMS. KIT.
tile bath. shower; Frigidaire on house cur
rent: conr. transportation; S42.50.
NEAR 4th AND PARK RD.-5 ROOMS.
bath and porch $40; . rooms, kitchenette
and bath. S26.5O. GRAHAM & OGDEN.
313 Woodward Bldg. Natl. $3.50. Eve
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or 3 girls; home atmosphere: excel. food.
1914 MADISON ST. N.W-Lovely double
bedroom; twin beds; S. expos. opening
on pvt. porch. overlooking garden refined
pvt home; splendid tranSp.: express bus.
Gen 4C1l
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
IMMEDIATE OPERATION
The Weather
THE TIDES


High tides today at 1902 a. m.
land 1927 p. m.
Low tides today at 1877 a. m.
and 1924 p. m.
High tides tomorrow at 2:l0 a.
m. and 235 p. m.
Low tides tomorrow at $50 a. m.
and 9:29 p. m.
SUN AND MOON
The sun rose today at 5:43 and
sets at 6:37 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow at 5:42
q. m. and sets at 6::38 p. m.
The moon rises today at 1l:20
q. m. and sets at 1903 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow al
1928 p. m. and sets at 1:48 a. m
DEPARTURES
Accumulated excess of tempera
ture since January l, 1888, ass.
Excess or deficiency of tempera
ture since April /. 1888. 0.
Accumulated deficiency of pre-
cipitation since January l, 1888
$50.
Deficiency of precipitation since
April l. 1888, ST.
Temperature Same Date Last
Year-Highest, So; lowest, Al.
TEMPERATURES
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Continued from Page II
lengthy note to his family. He
was removed to the hospital.
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
VIC. Batchelder, Civic Chief,
Shoots Himself in Office

ing election of the Life Under
writer's Association, in which he
was candidate for the presidency.
When he left home this morn
ing, Batchclder was still in good
spirits. He is believed to have
gone directly to his office, written
the note, then shot himself.
After writing instructions as to
the handling of his business af.
fairs, Batchelder wrote:
only those who have con.
fidence in me could accept nv
plan as the best way out. To
those who have loved me, I have
returned your love many fold.
Remember, love does not die
with death"
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
TWO SLain;
Constable
Quizzed

DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla.
April 7 GN.S0.-Sheriff D. C
Atkinson, Al, and State Beverage
Inspector Frank Hendricks were
found shot to death early today
and a short time later James
O'Neal, recently appointed as a
constable, was taken into custody
for questioning.
The double Staying was discov'
cred when friends of Atkinson
worried over his failure to return
from a visit to O'Neal's home, set
out in search Of him. They found
the bodies of Atkinson and Hen
bricks lying in the roadway in
front of the constable's home
Both had been shot twice.
No charges have been flee
against the constable.
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
SHANGHAI u.
HEAD SLAIN

SHANGHAI, April 7 U.N.S0.
Herman Liu, Chinese president of
Shanghai University, was assas-
Sinated in the International Set.
Element today by assailants who
battled police as they sought to
escape.
One Of the assassins was cap
tured during the fight, in which a
British police sergeant was
wounded in the ankle.
The prisoner allegedly con-
fessed he was hired to kill Liu on
grounds the university president
was a traitor"
The Washington times., 1938-04-07


WPA Administrator Harry Hop
kins and his chief deputy, Aubrey
Williams. were called to White
House conference this morning to
discuss final phases Of the plan
to restore public purchasing
power.
The plan Mr.. Roosevelt has in
mind involves flotation OF a
$500, 00O,0 900 bond issue by the
Federal Government. This money
would be reloaned to the cities,
States and counties without in
terest and repayable in so years
at the rate of 2 per cent annually.
1t is the Presidents thought that
both WPA and PWA projects al
ready plotted could be revived i'm
mediately under this new approach
to economic recovery and set into
operation so that by early sum-
mer the heavy industries would
feel the full stimulation of buying
orders.
OUTLINES IDEAS
Mr.. Roosevelt has outlined his
relief ideas to recent callers,
among them Governor Earle of
Pennsylvania, who lunched yeSter-
day at the White House. Earle left
the Presidents office advocating
a spending program of $4,000, 000,-
900 a year for the next three years
to be applied to loW-coSt housing,
highway construction, flood con-
troll. soil erosion and rural cleo
trification.
The governor warned from the
White House steps that unless
Federal pump printing was con-
tinued the very foundations of the
Government were threatened, but
that with it a business recovery
OF magnitude would result.
At the White House, no official
comment was forthcoming on the
Presidents plan with respect to
industrial stimulation. 1t was OBJ
Vious, however. that Roosevelt
aides were sitting tight in the face
Of definite leak" on the subject.
Mr.. Roosevelt is expected to
send special message to Congress
on the subject shortly. Whether
it will be forthcoming before the
House Appropriations subcommit-
tee on relief expenditures starts
hearings about April is was not
known. WPA Administrator Hop
kins will be one of the first wit
neSSeS before that committee.
It was understood the Presi
dent in particular will press his
low-coSt housing and Slum-clear
ance program if the new plan is
accepted. This, he feels, would
have the three-fold effect of Great
ing widespread employment, slim
ulating the heavy-goods industries
and providing decent housing for
what he has described as the ma.
tion's ''ill-housed, ill-clothed, and
ill.fed."
IMMEDIATE OPERATION
Existing WPA and PWA ma
chinery is available to throw the
newest Roosevelt pump-primine
scheme into immediate operation
Cities and towns throughout
the country were expected to re
act favorably to the idea. Through
the conference of mayors, they
have been hammering steadily fol
additional assistance, and thi:
method is regarded as about a!
The Washington times., 1938-04-07

BORROWED GUN
In the note, Batchelder re-
quested that the gun be returned
to Lieut.. Comdr. Benjamin Lingo,
retired naval officer. from whom
he had borrowed the weapon to
teach his young son to shoot.
Commander Lingo, who now is
an insurance broker, said that
Batchelder borrowed the pistol
about a week ago, saying that he
had been a sharpshooter in the
Marine Corps during the World
War and that he wanted to teach
his son, a member Of the Boy
Scouts, how to handle a pistol
properly.
Batchelder's act came as a great
shock to members of the citizens
association. who held him in high
regard. Last night he attended a
meteing of the executive commit,
tee at the Woodrow Wilson Junior
High School.
The Washington times., 1938-04-07

a policeman, Seferino Loyola, was
found guilty OF carrying arms
and sentenced to three months
impri s1nment.
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
IN GOOD SPIRITS

At the meeting, he seemed In
excellent spirits, and was making
plans for future meetings and dis
cussing programs. On his way
home with George E. Dieffenbach,
secretary of the association, he
was talking about the forthcom-
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
NATIONALIST JAILED

SAN JUAN, P. r., April 7.
Elifaz Escobar, one Of the nation
alists acquitted of the murder of
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
Roosevelt Plans
II Billion PWA Fund
To End Depression
Money To Be Raised by Bond Issue, Then
Loaned in NOn-Interest Bearing Notes
By GEORGE DURNo

GNS) President Roosevelt is about to propose $780,
100000 printing program Congress the form OF
bearing loans cities States and political sub
divisions il was learned auhoratively today.
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
D. C. ORDERS
INSANITY TEST
in lands CASE
Prosecutor to Prepare
For All EventuaIitieS

To meet any possible insanity
plea by James l.. Lands, proba-
tionary fireman charged with the
Lovers Lane" murder of his wife,
Mrs. Blanche Gertrude Lands,
District officials have ordered he
be examined by a Government
alienist and a private psychiatriSt.
Lands is now in District Jail,
awaiting Grand Jury action.
QUICK ACTION LIKELY
The newly impanelled Grand
Jury is expected to take up the
case this week. Presentation was
delayed, pending the gathering of
additional evidence against Lands.
Detective Sergt. William Liver
man returned to Washington yes
terday from North Carolina, where
he obtained a statement from
Miss Virginia Simpson, %, student
nurse.
The Washington times., 1938-04-07
GAVE HER JEWELRY

Miss Simpson said she had gone
out with Lands several times and
he had never told her he was mar
ried. He also gave her jewelry.
Lands was estranged from his
wife, and under court order to
pay her $45 a month temporary
alimony.
When arrested after she was
found in a coma from a brutal
beating he declared they had be-
come reconciled and were going
to start their marital life anew.
Evening star., 1938-07-03
Say It in American
ANSWERS

/. Children, Church, Kitchen" A
phrase supposedly defining woman's
interests. Germany
2. MAN" The phrase, tough hon.
bre." means tough man." (Spanish)
3. Red Rooster" Also a popular
name for restaurants. (French)
4. ITO your health" Used as a
toast when drinking. Italian)
5. II serve" The motto of the
Prince of Wales. Germany
6. Fostering Mother" Thus stu
dents designate their school. Uatin)
7. "Comrade" A greeting used by
citizens of Russia. Russian)
8. ireland" Now the official name
of the Emerald Isle. (Gaelic)
9. A peasant woman's costume of
tight bodice and full skirt. American
shops sell them now. (German)
10. Girl" Often used to express
approval of the dancing of Mexican
girls (Spanish)
MAY MAHOkeY
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OCEAN GOLD
Continued from poss thirtesn

strangers. But Monsieur Jerome and
that servant of his
"Yes?"
1T is not for me to say anything,
Msieuy - you must pardon me -.
He was staring up at the terrace. A
figure had moved out of sight into the
portico: and with a hasty good evening,
the caretaker hurried back to his task.
Queer, that" remarked Sinclair as
he walked down the track with
Madeleine Nelson. The old fellow
looks scared - wonder what's on his
mind
The girls voice broke into his
thoughts. Aren't you going to ask
about lodgings for me?"
AFTER what Jerome said, l guess it
isn't much good" He glanced at the
sullen faces of three or four fishermen
who stood in group. "You can't live
among these toughs. You'll be better
on the Retriever - until we can ship
you to the mainland
Get this right, Mr.. Sinclair" she
replied with flash of defiance I'm
not leaving. If l asked Monsieur
Jerome, believe he might even give
me bedroom at the chateau"
Sinclair scowled. Il wouldn't ask
him, if were your He helped her into
the rowboat, and dug the blades
viciously into the water. In silence,
they climbed up the accommodation
ladder, and he went to Captain
Velsar's stateroom.
The old Dutchman was excited at
the news that the Norwegians might
have located the wreck "You think
it is true?''
Sounds like it. 1 wonder if there's
any record of the Meinsoth's position
among the Captains papers. The care
taker said some of them are still up in
the attic at the chateau"
"Will Jerome give them to you?"
Sinclair shook his head. Il doubt it.
That man worries me. l really have
Evening star., 1938-07-03
FLASH !!
Continued from pose three

the veteran lightning fans always
watch for. Forked. chain, branched
and streak lightning are pretty much
the same thing with minor variations
and all are worth capturing on film.
Ribbon or stream lightning without
forks is bit different and equally
interesting. and the so-called mean
dering discharge" from cloud to cloud.
sideways or even upward. is often
seen. But the spectacle par excellence
of the heavens is the rare rocket flash
that lazy. upward streak which
usually bursts in spatter of fire - or
the even rarer pearl necklace" whose
name is self-descriptive.
The dream of every lightning fan
is that some night he'll snare one of
these in his camera. Meanwhile his
constant reward is the kind of pictures
which provoke that enviable, Wow!
Isn't that honey?"
Evening star., 1938-07-03

before the disaster. He was fine man.
the Norwegian Captain. He became
great friends with the old master, and
was given a room at the chateau for
an office. Some of his papers are up in
the attic now"
Sinclair pricked up his ears at this.
Some of the Captains papers?"
"Yes, Msiex,. l laid them away
myself when l was tidying up the
rooms before the new tenant came"
They're still up in the attic -"
so far as know 49,"
"How long has Monsieur Jerome
been at the chateau?"
More than a year." He shook his
head. 1T is not like the old days :.
Sinclair nodded. Monsieur Jerome
doesn't seem to like the idea of our
starting salvage operations.
The caretaker lowered his voice
nervously. Il think he does not wish
strangers near the island. Msieuy. The
old master was very friendly to