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OUTSTANDING BARGAIN.

1ROOM. 2-BATH BRICK.
Beautiful semi-detach home. Only y
years old Recreation room, = freplaces
automatic heat. brick garage. Owner
leaving city and must sacrifice equity.
Call MR.. PARKER. Natl. 44s2 or Randolph
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THINK OF THIS.

You can buy this large Groom home
on lot 90 fl wide for only $3.50. on
terms Of $500 cash and S49.5o per month.
munities and only ] ) min. from downtown
Near schools, stores and TRANSFORMATION and
only step 20 Catholic University. Call
Enprsnn .luHI
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S7,45O-MICHIGAN PARK.

42l4 18th ST. NE.
Semi-detached brick, \ new-house con-
dition. Huge living and dining room Will
open fireplace Kitchen is a modern de-
light: 4 bedrooms. with 3 bricked-in fin-
| ished porches; garage: large lot. Owner
selling az tremendous loss.
OPEN, 3 TO 9, DAILY.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
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CHEVY cHAsE-YoUR OPPORTUNITY.
MUST SELL THIS WEEK.

If you have small amount of cash" in
spect this newly decorated residence with
out delay. few blocks of stores. schools
and Transportation. Consisting Of spacious
center-hall living room, open fireplace. din
ing room kitchen. living porch: 3 bedrooms.
bath: beautiful shade trees Price. 450.
After deducting small cash payment. owner
will place first mortgage for the balance;
low interest rate: no renewals. Cheaper
than rent! J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Emer-
son 0Il5 % pm
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oQo1 o2th ST NV

Ideal home Or investment has been
renting for 500 per month semi-d etached
brick 3 baths. extra fine condition; sold
a few years ago for Sl1.5UO. For quick
sale SlU.950 In one of the best sections
of WASHINGTON. Open : to 9pm. Sunday
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REDuCED TO S6450.

10Th st. NV. adjoining Rock Creek Park
rms tile bath h.-W.h.. double rear porch
Completely redec., new linoleum. shades
etc. "-car brick garage. Liberal terms.
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A VERY SUBSTANTIAL, NEW
four-famlly. brick building. contain
ing lS rooms and baths with
tomato oil-burning furnace and a
tnermostat in each apartment. In
less than. > years about 50 100000
worth Of homes and apartme1ts
have been built and sold in this
immediate neighborhood. Annual
tent So 400. PRICE. Sl5.25O.
BOSS & PHELPS. 141G K ST. NV,
NATIONAL $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FACING LINCOLN PARK

Attractive brick. recently renovated and
remodeled. 8 rooms, bath hot-water heat
automatically controlled, hardwood
floors, screens. weather strips cedar closets.
storage room; price reduced to S6,45O,
1t must be sold Immediately
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7G9 18th St. Realtor. Natl O753.
Evenings. Mr.. Downer. Geo. D0I2.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WE SAY TRADES ARE MADE TO MUTUAL
ADVANTAGE by us Big select list in and
out D. G: State what you have and wish.
NJ Z. RION CO., 1915 N. Y. ave. Natl.
WILL SELL OR TRADE MY EQUITY IN
Tllden Gardens Apts, carrying charges
about $50 per month. Will accept small
home, or, lot. District 2724. Evenings,
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
(TrrtipNol

NSVAAtiluCuo
GEORGETOWN-$89.5O RENT.
heat Afsstys ssrdsn quarters eh ess oil
's0'0'' jr' ). Leu EURO eKRsoLB, INC,
1897 Wis. Ave. West OO02.
Mr.. Mckinley High School.
rooms anIbe bath sarge h;wh eleetr,eity
porch: in perfect condition.
SULLIVAN BROS,
1890 K st. NV. Met, 43o3.
CHEVY CHASE-$7O.
s.I5s3sI0s 53I0 4Ist st, n.w.---d rms. bath, 2
Dixie REALTY Co. National pt sss"' sD"a'''"'
200 BLOCK 9th ST. Sc.
peley e large msdeTo TS0ms nnd hsh brick
fas triserstor; ideal for roomng or bonrdins;
1853 rairmon1 nc hsthlNS. St, NV pw"Tp hsams ,o4si
6 ROOMS, BATH-$55.
at Newly sl adS deeorsted rsh"d sem,dst brick right
Natl. $3.50 or Rand. a7o2' ''" W. INV
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
763, PRINCETON ST. NV.
Arranged for :. families II desired &
and, and sink now on md floor, large front
can easily rent End floor for $50 making
your rent only $50 Don't miss this bargain.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
141s H St. NV Dist. 7s77.'
$50 7th ST. NV.
rooms baths. new-house condition:
hardwood floors; large yard and garage:
good location. Can be used as 2-iamly
house. Call Randolph "s7G.
2400 N. CAPITOL ST.
Modern corner home. In ncw-house
condition; q rms, bath with shower. n
porches $500
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY.
..it l:th 81. NV. Natl. o35".
41O7 5th ST. NV.
q rms, tile bath with shower oil heat .
screened rear porcheS: refrigeration: / car
metal garage.
$62.50 MONTH,
500 FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
yatl
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY eop sA,r

10 NEW BRICK HOUSES, NV. D. C;
all rented S55.00 month. $3.50 90 year:
trust: a 2O". equity investment WALTER
M; BAUMAN. l Thomas Circle Natl.
G229 Clev O747
$3.50 = DOWNTOWN GRIN BRICK.
SITS. NV. Now rented S45 per mo- Excellent
investment. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. CO.
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S595O-61s SHERIDAN ST. Nw.-sEM1-
detached, 5 rms kitchen. bath: newly
painted and papered: near school and shop
ping center. Phone Randolph 2243. Open
today, i to 8 pm.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN..
SIX UNFURN. HEATED Apt
FriCidare: bus and car service. 1902 Lee
halfway. Ant. J, Arlinston Va.
AURORA HILLS, ARLINGTON VA. 10
minutes downtown Washington-.-yoom,
kit. bath furn. apt; garage: reas. Adults
only. Go 25th st. south. Jackson 1871
COLMAR MANOR. MD. COS OAKMoNT
st.-3 or room, apt partly furn. if de-
sired. Adults only. Heat and light furn.
DESIRABLE NEW APARTMENTS.
In good locations of Alexandria, / or Q
bedrooms. Also houses for rent
BRODIE g. COLBERT. INC.
Alex o4S4 1O5 G Royoj a.
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EARMS FOR SALE

5 ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE
land all cleared on highway, within 10
miles OF District line. improved with frame
oWelling full basement dining room. living
floor: three bedrooms, bath and hall on
second floor; fully modern. hot-water heat,
pain and automatic electric water system;
IbXSo hennery. eight-cow barn. garage;
price $4,000: 81 500 cash balance easy.
II; B. MITCHELL exclusive agent. Phone
1875 Herndon. Va
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RENO RID. SECTION.

This new property is. without a doubt
the fnest value on today's market. All
brick center-hall Colonial; the first floor
has large living rm dining rm.. kitchen.
breakfast rrn. and lavatory. The. 2nd floor
has s large bedrooms and > complete baths;
q maids room and bath in the basement is
Just another of its unusual features: air
conditioned. large lot; conV. to all schools.
stores and transportation. This desirable
property is now available for your inspec-
ton Call Emerson 5fI5
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".Y5U.UW.
UPPER 18th ST.
NEW DETACHED CORNER.

Never before has such an OPPORTUNITY
been offered in new house so close. to
10th st Center-hau plan Colonial brick.
air conditioned by Gar Wood. elaborate
kitchen beautiful den and tile lavatory on
lst floor Three large bedrooms , gor-
daylight knotty pine recreation room. large
lot and brick garage. Call MR.. WIDMYER.
Adams 3J05
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
ACREAGE,

ACREAGE.
40 acres. near Seabrook Md, with Q.
room house and garage; land suitable to
Subdlvide in small tracts. Owner will trade
s.; 900 equity for small house in District.
BRADLEY. BEALL g. HOWARD. INC.
Natl. O271. Southern Bldg
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NEW HOMES.
nPYGEG 60 "a 10 =

PRICES. S9,750 TO S1o5oO.
362l TO "62o JENIFER ST. Chevy
Chase. D. c.. lia squares east of Connecti-
cut ave. just north of Nebraska ave
Charming new Colonial bricks. ROOMS.
including large breakfast room and recrea-
ton room. and " BATHS. beautifully dec
GRATED and entirely modern. Many in
'N >'''' OPEN TONIGHT TO o.
1411 K St. BOSS & PHELPS. Natl $500.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
STORES FOR RENT

EARLY HAVEN. AT BRANDYWINE SCHOOL
| Terms. Lincoln 4O2S 3Os
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l404 K CAFRITZ Dl. 9O8O

FOR COLORED-I14s KALORAMA RID
n.w.-Brick, u T.. b.. INV h.. elec.; $50 30
Columbia l414.
COLORED-l33O 4th ST NV
) rooms. newly decorated. 500 so
CAYWOOD BROS &; GARRETT. INC. gl5
New York ave. National n4S,
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,
Small Cash PAYMENT.

Easy Terms.
1881 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE.
S5,65O-8 rooms bath: HOT-WATER
HEAT. Also No. 1885 at only $5,35O. Per-
feet condition. Move in tomorrow. open.
Inspect. Natl. 9n51. 2S'
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COLORFO.

COLORFD
1907 Park I'd. nw-Very desirable apt
Of 2 rooms kitchen-dnette and bath G. e
refrigerator: $40 to S55
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
10l4 Vt. Ave. NW-District 621O.
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COLORED-BARGAIN.
HOUSES FOR SALE OK RENT.

BARGAIN-REsTRICT
$500.
24OO N. Capitol st.-Corner prop
erty. rooms. additional large
glassed-in rooms. S-ft. reception
hall. 4-car brick garage. Over
81 900 spent in remodeling this
house. Hot-water heat. Rental
payment. S85 month: purchase
payment S55 mo. Call Dupont
2655 FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC
13S 18th St. NV.

$41 5OO-APARTMENT BUILDING
Wen located in Northwest section. con.
tanning % small apartments. conserva.
lively rented for Ss.S3s per year A splen.
did investment. Phone r. M HOOKER.
metropolitan 1868 Evenings call Mr..
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COLORED.

34O5 Sherman ave nw-New bldg.
ready for occupancy Nov. l. Each apart
ment 2 rms. kit, bath. cleo: price. So so
to $3.50. E. M. AIKEN, 500 H St NV.
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DESIRABLE 1st-FLooR STORE OR OF
nee space. 1903 K st. NV. District 100.
BROOKLAND. 1904 IRVING ST. NE
$50; ;Q0-Large store. facing 18th st. thor.
oughfare; show windows. terrazza floor.
toilet cleo. gas. etc. Opportunity for bar =
ber. notions, office. display room etc.
SHANNON & LUCHS. Natl 2345.
3l65 MT PLEASANT ST. NW.-DANDY
full cellar. and rear entrance; newly papered
and painted Rent reas Phone Mr.,
ROCCA. Cleveland 56O3
CORNER STORE IN BUSY SHOPPING
area OF Arlington. reaS rent: fine grocery
location. ALBERT H. COHEN Realtor,
1042 N Irving st. Arlington, Va. Walnut
67S9 or Walnut 1894
2OO7 BUNKER HILL RID. NE-IARGE
store. adaptable for United Food Store.
Can divide, Apply S25 Union Trust Bldg,
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Sl2,50..
STORE AND APARINGENr

Store and one apartment now LEASED
on car line Automatic gas heat. &C.
garage. See Mr.. Jones. District $500
THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO., INC
S3S 18th st. NV Dist, $3.50
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NEARBY MD.-BUNGALoW. 5 RMS. B.,
furnished. $50: rms. b., partly furnished
S45. FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye St
NV. DIST. 523O. Ewes. Clev. 6O9l.
pletely furnished; $40. CaU Oxford 06ee
after 6 pm. OF Sun.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED

GOVT. EMPLOYE AND WIFE WANT FUR
nisheo apt l r, b., kit. Give particulars
BOX l5-S, Star, 2Ss
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$4,000 EACH.

,Ist COMMERCIAL, FRONTAGES
we oHer > small brick investment prop.
ertles now rented to colored. adjacent 10
proposed Government buildings. near Va,
aye aye; Spiendid store site. See Mr.. Jones.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BIG PRICE CIJT-S7 990

BIG PRICE CUT-$7,99O.
New. large, corner bungalow, in exclusive
section Silver Spring; lot over 200 IT. front:
Pig 5;ii yard big. big rooms and closets; 2 bedrms.
modern kt ate PAN snoTer yer din r. ultra.
iuii cellar; AR, oil heat, garage: unheard-of
1913 ROSEDALE ST. NE.
o rms Arcola heat. cleo. gas newly
papered pa and painted. Front porch Price.
~, 100 Terms. $3.50 cash, S35 mo. See
Mr.: Davis. E. M. AIKEN. 800 H st. NV.
Natl. .tb56. Res. Att 1885
UNUSUAL VALUE
II IN ~ the ~ heart & Of Chevy Chase; D. c.. on
completed, SsIa9os Containing rooms. 2 baths.
iavatory on hrst floor and all features you
ton. Call Georgia 2453.
NEW BUNGALOWS ,45O.
rooms bath. cellar large lot Will
consider trade, for lots. or sell on easy
Terms. Iilt LOCATED on Parker ave. in Chillum.
Just on Sargent rd., or call Tor car to
take you to property
700, ,WAPLE q JAMES. INC.
-1@.4 l4th st NV. Dist 3346.
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118 NORTH BROOK LANE,
BETHESDA. MD.

$1O,25O.
New center-hall home. built Of brick;
slate. roof, large living .rm.. with. wood
burning fireplace. excellent kitchen. 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, large. attic. full basement
with laundry trays. lavatory; automatic
heat; large corner lot containing about
5000 50. it.; built-in garage. The house
has furred walls. rock wool insulation.
metal weather-stripped and screened.
Open daily until a PM
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-SAlE OR RENT.
CLARENDON VA.-BUNGALOW, s RMS
bath, oil heat. completely redecorated $50
mo half block from school, bus. Walnut
67S9 or S934
Evening star., 1938-08-16
Thousands of u. S. Employees
Dismissed as Mercury Scars
Capital SlUelters Under
Near.RecOrd Heat
and Humidity.

Thousands of Federal workers were
dismissed early this afternoon as
Washington and most of the East felt
the force of near-record heat and
humidity.
The mercury at l 80 pm. stood at
81, one point under yesterdays mark
at the same time, but the humidity
was 81 per cent. eight points higher.
District Building employees were dis
missed at 12:40 pm, while workers
in the Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Works Progress Administration and
Maritime Commission were released
shortly afterward. The Commerce
Department closed at pm. along
with those Treasury Department
buildings which are not air-condi-
toned
Before the end of the afternoon. the
mercury is expected to reach 96 again
but the Weather Bureau predicted in
creasing cloudiness and possible
thundershower late today.
The record heat which yesterday
forced the closing of several Federal
Evening star., 1938-08-16

LITTLE CURRENT, Ontario, Aug.
f6 canadian Press).-A desire to test
dynamite. friend said today. led to
the death of Daniel G. Dodge, 2l-
year-old heir to a $9,000,000 Michigan
motor fortune, who was drowned in
Georgian Bay when he fell or was
driven by pain to jump from a speed
boat taking him to hospital.
Mr.. Dodge's 19-year-old bride OF
Is days was injured seriously by the
blast of dynamite at their honeymoon
camp 20 miles west of here yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Dodge's skull was
fractured and his arm shattered.
Mrs. Dodge, former telephone girl
who met her future husband during
his north woods vacation three years
ego, was cut on the face, legs and
arms. She was operated on last night
and will recover, said surgeons at
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Temperatures from last mid

buildings and resulted in two pros
trations, probably will be equalled this
afternoon, the forecaster said. The
high yesterday was 96.4 degrees.
Virtually the entire East was swell
tering in the heat wave today. The
mercury in New York was mounting
higher than yesterdays, and no re-
lief was in sight for Baltimore. Phila-
delphia, Newark and Pittsburgh, the
Associated Press reported.
The local forecast is for continued
warm weather tonight, followed tomor-
row by partly cloudy skies and possible
showers in the afternoon" The tenn
peratures today were approximating
those of yesterday. At 10 am. the
mercury. as yesterday, stood at SO
degrees. 1t climbed to 80 an hour
later
One of the hottest nights of the wear
tSee WEATHER, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1938-08-16
LINDBERGHS FLYING
TO SOVIET RUSSIA
Land in Warsaw. Poland, on First
Leg of Surprise Flight on
Private Trip.

BY the Associated Press.
WARSAW, Aug. 16.-Col. and Mrs
Charles A. Lindbergh landed un-
announced at the Warsaw Airport to-
night on the first leg of surprise
flight to Soviet Russia.
The American flyer and his wifi:
few here from England by way OF
Hanover. Germany. reaching War
saws Okencie Airport at 5:38 pm
ul:38 am f. S. t..
Col. Lindbergh said they planned
to leave tomorrow morning for Mos
COW and declared they were on a pri-
vate trip.
When the Lindberghs left England
this morning for France it had been
assumed they were en- route to theil
Illiec Island home off the Brittany
coast of France
Evening star., 1938-08-16
SIX SAVED FROM FIRE
ABOARD CABIN CRUISER
Py the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE. Aug. 16.@A mys-
terious blast fred cabin cruiser off
Colchester. forcing six young men
aboard to plunge into the water 4
miles from shore.
All were rescued by fishing party
several miles away, whose attention
was caught by the smoke.
The vacationers aboard the 42-foot
boat were Michael J. Cavalere, %,
Middle River, Md; Richard H. Bailey,
81, Middle River; Stephen Lauer, %;
Philip Shapiro. "a; Samuel Rosen-
garden, 20, and Philip Rosengarden,
81, all of Baltimore.
Bailey was slightly burned on the
arm and Shapiro said his vacation
money. $l28. was burned.
They were taken from the water by
Capt. Jefferson E. jackson. jr., Of
Sparrows Point and his passengers.
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MANS BODY FOUND
FLOATING IN RIVER
Cruiser Skipper Tows 1t to Buoy
in Potomac and Notifies
Prince Georges Police.

The body of an unidentified white
man about 80 years old was found
floating in the Potomac River today
off Hallowing Point. Md. by Capt. w
J. Chesser, who was plotting the
cruiser La Gonave to Norfolk
The body was towed to buoy and
tied up awaiting Prince Georges
County police. who were notified.
Washington police and the Bureau
of Navigation also were informed. Dis
trct police said they would take no
action as they have no jurisdiction on
the river at the point of discovery,
which is about miles south of Mar
shall Hall. The Federal agency is
making an investigation.
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Dodge Heir DroUns in Bay
after Blast Skaters Arm,
Leaps From Boat on Way to Hospital
Following Dynamite Explosion-Bride
of Is Days Seriously Hurt.

Mindemoya Red Cross Hospital, 80
miles in the interior of Manitoulin
Island
Miss Eta Gervin, friend whom
Mrs. Dodge called to the hospital. told
the story of the explosion as she said
Mrs. Dodge related it:
Mr.. Dodge often had expressed a
desire to determine If dynamite left
by workmen at his Kagawong summer
camp eight years ago still was in good
condition.
He selected q stick, Miss Gervin
quoted Mrs. Dodge. and instructed a
camp helper. Lloyd Bryant, touch a
match to it," The exlosion followed,
although the fuse. should have burned
for 3 minutes, and moment later
came q second blast.
Mrs. Dodge was showered with win
(see DODGE, Page A-S.)
Evening star., 1938-08-16
QUAKE IN BURMA
Recorded by seismographs in

Recorded by Seismographs in
London and India.
BOMBAY. India, Aug. 16 P).-A
severe earthquake, believed to have
centered in Upper Burma, was regis
tered today by seismographs at Bonn
bay, Alipore and Dehra Run.
LONDON, Aug. 16 @.-London
seismologists today reported strong"
earthquake at 4;39 am. Q1:39 pm.
E. S. T). They estimated the shock
was some $3.50 miles away. either In
Central America or the Far East.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
Mercury at 81
In Yellowstone
Breaks Record
Motorists Go Through
SnOiCStOrnlS on Park
Highmay 5.
by the Associated Press.

YELLOWSTONE PARK. Wyo.. Aug
l6.-Yesterday was the coolest August
Is on record here as the official ther.
mometer at Mammoth Hot Springs
dropped to 33 degrees.
At Tower Falls an unofficial re.
cording was 81 degrees
Several motorists reported driving
through snowstorms on the park high
ways.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
YANKS LEADING
MATS, 100, IN 9TH
Gehrig Hits Homer During
Nine-Run Rally in the
Fourth.
LINEUP.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
The New York Yankees were leading
the Nationals at Griffith Stadium this
afternoon in the first game of a
double header in the fifth inning
The score was 10 to O.
FIRST INNING.
! NEW YORK-Crosetti struck out
Bluege threw out Rolfe Hoag lined
to Bluege. No runs.
WASHINGTON-Ca flied to Hoag
in short right Lewis doubled to left
! Simmons was hit on the left leg by a
pitched ball. Bnnura hit into a dou-
BILE play. Rolfe to Gordon to Gehrig
No runs.
Washington. o; New York. 0.
SECOND INNING.
| NEW YORk-Travis threw out Di
Maggie. Gehrig was hit on the right
hand by a pitched ball. Selkirk
! struck out. Gordon doubled off the
| center-field barrier. scoring Gehrig.
Glenn flied to Case. One run.
. WASHINGTON-T singled to
center. West went out. Gehrig to
/ Gomez, and Travis went to second
Bluege walked on four straight pitches
Travis took third and Bluege took
second on a passed ball by Glenn
Ferrell struck out. Chase struck out.
No runs.
Washington. 0; New York, /.
THIRD INNING.
NE WYORK-Bluege threw out Go
mez. Crosetti walked Crosetti stole
second as Rolfe famed. Ferrell's
| throw to Bluege was high and went
into center field for an error, Crosetti
going to third. Hoag struck out. No
runs.
! WASHINGTON-C punted and
was thrown out by Gomez Lewis. at
tempting to bunt, popped to Gehrig.
Simmons flied to Gordon in short
center No runs.
Washington. O.; New York. /.
FOURTH INNING.
NEW YORk-Di Maggie walked.
Gehrig doubled to left, scoring Di
Maggie. Selkirk walked On a wild
pitch Gehrig went to third and Sell
kirk moved to second. Gordon sim
gled to right. scoring Gehrig and
Selkirk. Gordon stole second. On a
wild pitch Gordon went to third.
Glenn grounded to Lewis. whose throw
to the plate was too late to catch
Gordon. Glenn reached first and
Hogsett relieved Chase Gomez. at
tempting to sacrifice. popped to Hog
sett. Crosettl grounded to Lewis and
bath runners were safe when the third
baseman kicked the ball for an error.
Rolfe doubled over Simmons head
scoring Glenn and Crosetti. Hoag
took a third strike Di Maggie was
purposely passed. Gehrig made his
second hit of the inning when he
drove over the right field fence for
home run. scoring Rolfe and Di
Maggie ahead of him. 1t was his 22d
home run of the season. Selkirk was
hit by pitched ball Gordon lined
to Lewis. Nine runs.
WASHINGTON-Rolfe threw out
Bonura Gordon threw out Travis.
West flied to Selkirk No runs.
Washington, o. New York, 10.
Evening star., 1938-08-16
STRIKE SUSPENDS
/. CHICAGO RAILROAD
North Shore Workers Vote
Protest Against Wage Cut.
Commuters Hit.
BACKGROUND

BAChGROUND-
Chicago North Shore & Mil
ndukee Railroad, in the hands OF
Federal receiver since 1892, through
its receiUer served notice July IS
that contract NTH Amalgamdted
Union. ,Chich expired May 81. 1rould
be cancelled because insufficient
revenue made maintenance of tDdoe
rate impossible. Neu Ddge scale
pas recommended by Federal Court
master in chancery. Subsequently
court directed ,Dage cut be made et-
tecttUe NTH provision for restord-
tion OF cuts NTH improved business.
Sy the Associated Press.
WAUKEGAN, Ill. Aug. 16.-Twent,
thousand commuters, deprived of Gus.
tomary transportation to Chicago b,
an electric railroad strike. scurried fol
other passenger service today.
A drizzling rain added to incon.
venience of these residents of a dozer
suburbs along the Lake Michigan shore
who ordinarily used the Chicago
North Shore g. Milwaukee Railroad.
Its service was suspended after
union employees voted to cease work ir
protest against IS per cent wage cut
order.
The Chicago e. Northwestern and
the Chicago. Milwa ukee. st. Paul &
Pacific steam roads suddenly sacquired
a large share of the North Shore line
passengers. Their tracks serve vir-
tually the same territories.
Expect Increased Business.
Both the Milwaukee and North
western also expected increased busi-
ness between Chicago and Milwaukee
The electrified North Shore line runs
from Chicago's Loop through the Lake
Shore suburbs to the heart of down
town Milwaukee
Greyhound bus lines also prepared
to establish extra service to handle
North Shore line customers.
All street car and bus service ir
Waukegan and street cars in North
Chicago, operated by the North Shore
line, we're at standstill. Waukegar
is of $4,000 population and NORTH
Chicago IL 900.
Strike Is Voted.
Members of the Amalgamated ASso.
citation of Street and Electric Railway
and Motor Coach Employees of America
voted 442 to 6 to stop work at 3:0l
am. &C. S. To.
Three other unions, the Brother
hoods of Electric Workers and ol
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
and the Order of Railway Telegra.
pliers, unanimously ratified the deci.
sion.
Trains in service when the cease
work order BECAME effective continued
to their destinations. Officials sale
the suspension of operations involved
freight service in addition to pas.
senger.
The unions interpreted the com
pany's refusal to arbitrate the pay cut
controversy as a lockout. Company
officials had declared nothing coulc
be accomplished by arbitration
Col. A. A. Sprague, receiver for th'
railroad, announced prior to th'
union meetings that no attempt woult
be made to operate if employees ceasee
work. The road employs 1900. O.
whom 1.1oo are operating workers.