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The Washington times., 1938-07-05
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By DANTON WALKER

Shirley Temple had granted every one uo
has requested it, bald as an
They've tried to make her honorary princess
tribe of Indians member OF
Thanks to the good Of her mother hngand
others equally fantasticcame about
Jane Temples keeping diary herself
says that her memory better than her
Things she had yesterday
trst theatrical performance Peak
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at WashngtOnwhere she also
work qu all IN whitehe smallest book made George
WashingtOns geometry lessons.
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PRINCESS 18th q H SITS. N. E.
I NET MY LOVE AGAIN" with Joan
Bennett and Henry Fonda Also-"THE
III RGS SECRET" with Kent Taylor and
Fay Wray March of Time No 10 First
Run News. School Chlldren's Matinee,
Cont from - noon-Chlldren. 10 cents:
Adults. Is cents" SILVER TRAIL" and
'JN RY SECRET" Chapter No. 2,
Flash Gordons Trip to Mars"
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Rockville, Md.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Allied Thester Owners Of the
District of Columbia
LIDO

AADU 3227 NJ Street Northwest
Double Feature! OF HUMAN HEARTS. >"
with Walter Huston and James Stewart,
also SHE'S GOT EVERYTHING, with
Gene Raymond and Ann Southern; Car
toon: News
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chubby cheeks, and smile which reveals two un.
expected and misplaced dimples. She frankly
enjoys being interviewed and if you're not ready
with the questions, she can supply them herself.
With twinkle in her eye-as if it were an old
story to her-she said, MY day? get UP at Z,
nave breakfast in bed, and at quarter to take
a ballet lesson. I'm at the studio-dressed- o
Between and 4, I have three hours of school on
the lot, with half hour for lunch Every other
day. have piano or singing lesson and every
other day take French. Yes, speak French, do
you? At S, I stop work and go home. Have din
ner, get my hair curled and go to bed take a
book and a drawing board to bed, and the lines
must learn next day. Then turn on the radio.
My favorite radio acts are Jack Armstrong, Little
Orphan Annie. the Lone Ranger. Gang R11sters
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Rumania's prettiest and cleverest
crook. She pulled off a series of
tricky swindles. but the job that
landed her in jail was selling q big
bronze monument out Of a public park.
iter Kead rms an hmusms ana u9Ts1ai % crime me
magazine with next Sundays Herald
Times
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s3o-EARL GoDwIN-HIGHLIGHTs
IN THE NEWS. AS GL1MPsED BY RE.
PORTER GOODWIN. OF THE WASH
INGToN TIMES EDITORIAL STAFF
HEARD At THIS EARLY MORNING
PERIOD, MONDAY THROUGH sATUR-
wMAL
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She just up and took her be-
longingS out and said she was
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PREMIERE

|
| 7.no-DANCE TIME-Popular music
arranged in swing time both for those
who dance and the others who like TO
sit out and listen will predominant in
the series, to be presented by Joe Usifer
and his orchestra. .....,.........W WMAL
800 ATToRNEY-AT-LAw - Drama
over the high seas, with mutiny aboard
a giant air express speeding to the relief
! of a plaEue-stricken passenger ship, will
| Introduce the new drama series to
| listeners. Each episode will be complete.
| Henry Hunter and Betty Winkler have
the leading roles. Milton Geiger Rudy
Vallee discovery, is scriptinR the shows.
MUSICAL AND VARIETY
7:oO-JoHNNY PREsENTs-Russ Nor
Ean's orchestra features When They
Played the Polka" There's a Faraway
Look in Your Eyes" and Wide Open
Places" Additional highlisht: Jack
Johnstone's Thrill of the Week.. WRC
7:3O-AL JoLsoN-Alan Hale, recently
seen in Robin Hood" and Marco Polo, ="
will be Jolson's guest Martha Raye and
Lud Gluskin's orchestra ........W WJSV
7:3O-SERENADE-w King and
gram from Detroit The program will
mark the orchestra's last out-of-town
radio date for the summer. WRC
$500 - BRIGADIERs - Horace Heidts
orchestra will change both time and net
works following their broadcast this eve
ming. They will be heard on Sundays
via WRC starting July 17........ WMAL
$50 SWING SCHOOL Professor"
Benny Goodman calls his class to order
for another lecture in the art of swing"
Honor student: Martha Tilton, ace
vocalist ....,,.'..''''. .'''....'', WJSV
s:oo-T1ME To sHINE-Hal Kemp
and his orchestra. with Judy starr, Bob
Evening star., 1938-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAkER 1898 state commander
cruising sedan: jet-black finish: overdrive
TRANSMISSION; nearly new; can be bought
with $127 down. Wisconsin Motors, Inc,
29Ol M st. NV. West 2974.
sTUDEBAKER Dictator coach date 1890:
privately owned; beautiful condition; auto
starter. anti-stail. heater. trunk: well
lenders; etc; $3.50, terms. Mr.. Burrell
North 10096.
sTUDEBAKER 1883 State Commander de
luxe 4-door trunk sedan. "Ncw-car buyers" "
put on, on your specs" and read this ad
an extra seasons driving at nc. premium
IN price. Driven few thousand miles by
an official of this company and practically
new in every detail. Equipped with planar
port POI , gray finish: Yon all know the beauti-
Mperformance M 50 why not give it few
moments OF your time for demonstration
NeW-car guarantee and terms. Will be
sold at a big saving from new-ear de-
NV, North 394e. open evenings and
TERRAPhANE brougham, 1885; black
finish ha stili has the nster Of new ear
terms. Open all day Sunday MitchelTs
Motors. Inc, 1907 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

atono asS7 4doqr ID. sedan seos
ST. NV. 1Os
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door trunk sedan,
S425; unusually clean; must see to appre-
ciate; terms. Georgia 1914.
PLYMOUTH '3S 4-door and 2-door tour
ing sedans: driven less than 8 900 miles:
sonsin sens Motors. Inc. 1853 Wisconsin ave.
PLYMOUTH 1875 de luxe sedan; good con-
ssn s.ss Ss,fs Sas e""s5
f1ne: unusual barsain; s133: no trihers.
Roper. 1870 r. I. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH rI 5iA 1926 de luxe sedan: heater,
terms & ROPER eff9 fso E. r sase.nee ave-. ne s'9''
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe sedan; almost
sit5 cash 's SIS Sse month. Roper. Roper 'eIMs 20
PLYMOUTH 1884 sedan; excellent f1oat-
ing power engine. good rubber: excellent
Packard Washington Motor Car Co, oath,
M and ns sts n;,.. NV Republic o145. Open
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe 2-door sedan
original black; fine motor; very good rub
Der, low price at S295. Mid City Auto Co =,
III 18th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1886 4-door de luxe sedan;
Mid City Auto CO.. I'LL 14th st. NV
PLYMOUTH 1898 touring de luxe sedan
has only been driven 5000 miles; prac-
tically new car; fully guaranteed 90 days
or 1000 miles; neW-car rates on financing
can be bought at a great savings Stand
ARD Motor Sales 1908 14th ST. NV. North
o29S.
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door de luxe sedan
reduced price special bargain. S345:
orieinal hnish;. one owner; tires, uphol-
stery. motor like new; fully guaranteed.
Adams-Brooks. 1920 l4th st. NV. De-
catur $40.
PLYMOUTH 1888 four door sedan; used
by member of stock exchange firm since
new; unusual bargain; $3.50. See Mr..
Flood. dealer, 42.l Conn. Clev S40l.
PLYMOUTH 1893 i'd. sedan; motor over
hauled; mus sell today; sacrifice Sl25.
$50 N. Carolina ave. Sc. Line. 7llT-R.
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe sedan: perfect
condition: low mileage: / private owner;
S4S5. Mr.. Bill Col. 0174.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door sedan. practically
new, low mileage; reasonable. Terms can
be arranged. Emerson 1051.
PLYMOUTH 1857 taxicab. $3.50; will take
small trade. See Gordon, 40S 26th 81. n W.
PLYMOUTH 1895 rumble-s seat coupe; this
car is spc tleSs and still has new-car gloss:
1t has received special care from its pre-
vious owner and gual anted in every way;
S415; added offer il sold today, 100 gallons
OF gas free. Coast-1n. Inc, 9th and Florida
ave. ne Atlantic 700
Evening star., 1938-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

the eH1n sRe aHst tSpe pa as
M gary sseh ssas sss ssss s. 8 doGn esaa
Logan Motor Co. 18th and NJ sts. NV. "
PLYMOUTH 1884 two o-door sedan; used
buy IN hs city wnsr Ser inee M nos
dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. S4OI
PLYMouTH 1895 de luxe sedan; good con-
datl6n tphhroush9ut; phon private owner; $40
St. NV End floor. naD0e Apt. ,. '1'' ''' i':'n
mast sell. ca MOOT Mr. Barroas sSaaa oniz Emerson sa
rsd;yn:ouTH FadsH tn, 1885 & de luxe adoor touring
alone; it's perfect in every detail: Beauti-
fares fa oW mssse nsh 1as an q luxe
i. then Judge its value. val e Only s4s5. INV 4
bargaln tion ain # there ever vas one Uncond
ST.. Pot 1900 Open 1s; ewes san and 5r"A''e sum
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door touring sedan.
TO tow nd esSs such n as h are nsd
condition. This price should attract every
buyer Of quality transportation interested
ana de luxe features that that made de- it iAide The
m W in ths
1900 open ewes, and Sun
| PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-door touring
t VI CUllullloH, tnlS CAT SLaHuS
heads and shoulders above many later
models. Beautiful dark blue finish with
contrasting black tenders Immaculate
mohar upholstery; smart jet black fn-
lsh; See it If you want a real bargain
Only S495. Internationally guaranteed
H. B. Leary. Jr. &, Bros, 1921 14th st
NV. Pot 1900 Open ewes. and Sun.
PONTIAC 1888 demonstrators and COM
pany ofhclal cars, many to choose from in
coaches, town sedanS, touring sedans and
sport coupe, several colorS. and many
equipped with radios. Your opportunity to
purchase, one OF these practically new cars
at considerable savings Full trade allow
ance for your old car. Arcade Pontiac Co.
direct factory Pontiac dealer, 1919 Irving
st. NV. Adams % 10
| PONTIAC door sedan, 1884 This smooth
running car has been very carefully kept
Radio equipped Priced for today only at
S295. Open all day Sunday Mitchells
Motors. Inc. 1907 l4th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1898 door town sedan; at
tractlve, new brown metallic finish. large
bullt-ln trunk: clean inside: fine tires; per-
forms perfectly: S"1o. Pohanka Service,
ll26 10Th st. NV District 9141.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

~SuSWS~UuASS BS~ SN66s
osAG eassa 1rts 1898 tSss de bsps S1s sedan ss
original finish,, tires. paint. upholstery
Fs new s6 July Y4th g. na bes%s
PONTIAC 1894 convertible, coupe; looks
and runs hne: only Sl95; terms. Roper
PONTIAC 1888 coach; wire wheels; nne
prse soGs tSsl eea
RspSblie olas: g. open OPEN e1enins. @ ahS .nd nd Sun: Sun
PONTIAC 1887 four-door sedan: six
best buy in nth the C city; v s7a5: See Nj. Rood.
dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. S4O1.
PONTIAC 1893 two-door sedan, with
Iam trunk used BY Army CAPT. Linz Lind since
Clev. S4Ol. Dealer.
| PONTIAC 1898 green s-cyl. two-door Sc
dan; low mileage; used by dealer, huge re-
dan: with laTses. trunk. T.dio, heater: de-.
roster used very little. Pontiac 1888
ssgs bssk TOP red
four door sedan. radio heater, defroster.
best buy in the city. See Mr.. Flood, dealer
422l Conn. Clev. s40l.
PONTIAC COUPE 1880; pvt owner heater
a CLEAN car for cash. Any time Sunday.
a06 st. s.w. Cheap.
PONTIAC 1882 de luxe sedan; Sl35. 1929
| B st. Sc.
PONTIAC - convertible coupe; this car
has been well taken care of; priced low
| TO sell. Pot, 2219, 260l 18th St ne.
| PONTIAC 1882 4-door sedan &: upholstery.
tires paint all dne; excellent care; S95.
| Adams 0992.
| PONTIAC 1898 "s' 2-door sedan and a
| you have given it a fair demonstration.
You miss an. opportunity to share in q
| saving as well as drive a fine automobile
| luggage comp. in rear. Internationally
guaranteed. H. B. Leary. Jr. IL Bros,
| 1900 Wisconsin ave. tcor. Albemarle ST. !.
Pot. 1900. Open ewes. and Sun.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TERRAPLANE coupe. 1897: 5000 miles;
4lo equity, $l15. Williams. North 9O42.
TO-
W1LLYS, new models driven few thousand
miles as demonstrators; new-car condition
and guarantee: reduced up to Sl72 WHY'S
washington, Inc. 1888 18th st. NV
WILLYS 1887 4-door sedan; driven g OOO
miles: equal to new in every way; eco.
nomical operation; see it today S425.
Packard Washington Motor Car Co. oath,
M and SITS. NV. Republic O145 Open
evenings and Sundays
WILLYS 1887 sedan de luxe, Al condition:
excellent motor, very economical car; over
30 miles per gallon: upholstery is spotless;
body, tenders and general condition like
new: VIII stand the most rigid inspection.
A real bargain at only $3.50 Terms.
standard Motor Sales, 1905 l4th st. NV.
North 229s
WILLYS 1887 4-door sedan; low mileage;
owners name on request reduce your OPP
Grating cost with this modern car. Price,
S465. Warfeld Motor Co., 1925 Sherman
ave. NV. Adams 5000
ATTENTION. TAXI DRIVERS - WHY'S.
driven 3 32S miles by old-time taxi driver
whose health forces him to retire. an eco-
nomical money-making cab ready for tho
streets; S467. WillyS Washington. Inc.
1856 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

xCASH IMMEDIATELY.
If you wish to sell your car.
See us or phone DECATUR
1900. If you still owe on your
car we pay it off and give you
the difference in cash.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1928 de luxe Tudor. Geo. Wash
blue finish. radio. heater; monev-bsck
guarantee 90 months to paw: S3a5 You
can't beat it. Logan Motor Co. 21st and
Va. ave. NV, Met. ISIS. Car driven by
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1882 Tudor. Motor has new rings
and pins valves ground; clean looking and
good tires. Onlv Sl3q; 50 down. SO
month: no co-sgners. Logan Motor Co.
18Th and NJ and I'LL 18th st. NV. Never
Clnsed
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1895 de luxe Tudor. trunk radio.
heater. new tires: used carefully by a
prominent attorney. At S4.l you can't
find them for less. not with money-back
guarantee. Also de luxe Fordor. radio.
heater, at same price Logan Motor Co..
18th and NJ SIS u "
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1887 black four door sedan 1000
miles. driven by Govt worker since new;
1899. See MIR. Flood. dealer, 1921 Conn.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

built motor lust installed. Original finish
perfect. all chromium shines good. Only
Si6a. Also de luxe gray Fordor trunk at
SlSa. Both 81 down. balance S13 month
Logan Motor Co, ;3540 14th ST. NV next
TO Cavalier Hotel. District 5631
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1898 de luxe coupe. Actually used
10000 miles by high Government Off
clal: black baked enamel finish. ONLY
S31a. with money-back guarantee. LOGAN
Motor Co, 18th and NJ SITS. NV. Never
closed
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1898 black two o-door sedan; So
horsepower used by very careful driver
S6!5. See Mr.. Flood. dealer. 422l Conn.
Clev. StNl
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD sedan. 1891 model; reconditioned
motor speedometer reads $4,000; excel
lent condition. Owner IL Rock Creek
Church rd.. near Soldiers Home TO-
Evening star., 1938-04-10

PONTIAC COUPE 1880; pvt owner: heater.
a CLEAN car for cash. Any time Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

OLDSMOBnE 1898 SPORT coune. In v.rv
GOOD mechanical cond., excel appearance;
sood tires attractive price, terms, Col.
0SOO. Apt. 400. Dealer
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1897 convertible club coupe; A.
PASSENGER with de luxe radio: driven since
new by local newspaper editor; real value;
S5S5. See Mr.. Flood, 1921 Conn. Clev
St0l. Dealer
Evening star., 1938-04-10

PONTIAC 1888 4door. de luxe sedan; re-
original 'h finish, S' tires. paint upholstery
like new; fully guaranteed. Adams
Brooks, 1890 14th st. NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1938-04-10

holstery, good tires; only 500; terms:
consider trade Cleveland l9}S
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1935 Tudor. Orisinal green baked
enamel finish. seat covers. new tires; a
really clean car: moneyback guarantee.
Only Sg69 81 down. $40 month. Any car
a down payment. Logan Motor Co. q st
and Va ave. w Met. 261S Never closed.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1888 only one owner; fine me-
chancal condition; new tires and heater;
sacrifice. SIPS. Cleveland GS23 Dealer
Evening star., 1938-04-10

PLYMOUTH 1895 rumble-Seat coupe; this
car is spc tleSs and still has new-car gloss:
1t has received special care from its pre-
Nlous owner and eusl anted in every way;
S415; added offer il sold today, 100 gallons
OF gas free. Coast-In Inc, 9th and Florida
ave ne Atlantic 700
Evening star., 1938-04-10

has been well taken care of: priced low
TO sell Pot 2219, 260l 18th st. ne.
PONTIAC 1882 4-door sedan &: upholstery.
tires, paint all hne; excellent care; $95.
Adams O492. -
Evening star., 1938-04-10

oiDSMOBlLE 1897 de luxe 4-door trunk
9ulek sale $685.. No trade Apt. .,
Evening star., 1938-04-10

HUDSON 1895 custom sedan, beautiful
Electric hand. spotless broadcloth uphol,
stery. You will be proud of this distinctive
car. Trade in your old car We will
Co, No. N Y. ave. NV. Nat 1889.
HUDSON 1894 de luxe sedan; original
black paint: like new; tires practically
new. upholstery spotless; perfect mechani-
cally in every respect has to be seen and
driven to appreciate; sacrifice, $685. 43
You st. ne. Miss Teachey.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

NTIAc 1882 de luxe sedan; sl35. 1920
Evening star., 1938-04-10

PACkARDS
PACKARD MODEL 12O-B TOUR
ING SEDAN. Absolutely new-car
appearance. Rich Packard green
factory finish is unblemished. In
terror is Immaculate Built-in
radio, trunk. heater. Low GS0k
mileage ------- WV
1887 PACKARD MODEL 100
TOURING SEDAN. One Of the
finest of these popular cars we
have had in stock: Brewster green
finish Is like new: spacious
trunk; performs beauti- GQoS
1884 PACKARD 7-PAss. SEDAN.
Standard IS" used exclusively by
State of Virginia for prominent
officials. Kept in peak of condi-
tion. Serviced with ex- Coos
acting care since new VV0v
Evening star., 1938-04-10

PONTIAC 1887 four-door sedan: six
cylinder: used by Army colonel since new;
best buy in the city S725. See Mr.. Flood,
dealer. 422l Conn. CleV S4Ol.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 1896 Tudor trunk sedan; reduced
rrice; special bargain, S3G5: original
gun metal finish; tires. upholstery motor
like new; guaranteed. Adams Brooks,
l2o0 l4th ST Decaiur a,4N
Evening star., 1938-04-10

FORD 935 business coupe; excellent black
paint, clean upholstery, all good tires and
splendid motor; you cannot find better
value at S245. c. c. c. Guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl
5000. Open Sun. and eve.
FORD 1885 Tudor; will accept trade;
price. $3.50; like new. 72O 18th st. Sc
Atlantic ! .65
Evening star., 1938-04-10

ing sedan; large trunk; mus. see Ia an
preclate: for quick sale, $3.50. Call owner,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-24
Farmers Say Crop Control
To Be Permanent Agency

little fellow gets all the losses. Fall
SURVEYS show that the farmers now
vocative against the control act are
found among the time merchants ana
the absentee growers. This was not
expected. There were manifest haro-
ships upon the small growers. But
after the first year under control ne
seems to be less dissatisfied than ne
was at the beginning.
The seasons worked well with the
controllers who found evidences all
over the world of a stimulated TO-
bacco growth. The weather moved
down many a stalk and reduced the
poundage on many an acre. Notwltn-
standing which, the growers coun'
their crop pretty good and the pros
pect for good money far better than
it was three months ago.
Agricultural leaders in eastern
North Carolina declare that there
isn't the slightest chance of repeal.
ing the control feature for this hall
of the State. They are convinced tha'
it is a necessity. --.--
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-24
Says State
BoardWithiin
Its Rights.
Attorney General De-
fends Elections Body
in Certifying Deane
for Congress

Raleigh, Aug. 24-(AP)-Attorney
General Harry MCMILLAN asserted in
Wake Superior Court today that the
State Board of Elections was within
it's legal right in refusing to certify
Democratic primary election returns
(which it knew to be fraudulent"
Without that legal right, McMu-l Ian
said, the board would be like pup
pet emperor of Manchoukuo with no
rower to do anything but sign, sign
and sign"
Attorneys for w. o. Burgin, of Lex
ington, who is seeking to force the
State board to declare hi mthe Demo-
cratic nominee for the United States
House of Representatives in the
eighth congressional district, categori-
cally denied McMullan's statement.
The State board, they said, had no
authority to throw out votes cast in
the July 2 election after the returns
had been certified by county ballots.
After an investigation by the State
board, c. B. Deane, of Rockingham,
had 23-vote majority.
The election hearing, which began
Monday, reached it's final statements
with arguments of attorneys today.
The case is being heard before. Judge
w. c.. Harris, of Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-24
High British
Official Shot
In Palestine

Jerusalem. Aug. 24.-(AP)-Gunmen
invaded British district administra-
tive headquarters at Jenin today and
seriously wounded j. S. MOffatt, Bri-
tish assistant district commissioner
The attackers fired five shots point
blank at Moffatt. They were reported
to be Arabs.
He was the second British official
Of the same rank to be shot during
the past year as result of the strife
between Jews and Arabs in the Holy
Land. The other was L. Y. Andrews,
who was slain at Nazareth in Sep
tember, 1887
Moffatt was rushed to Haifa for a
blood TRANSMISSION, but little hope was
held for his recovery. He is a bachelor
in the late 3O's, and had been in
Palestine since 1925.
Before the incident at Jenin, eight
gunner raided the police station al
LYDIA and stole a quantity of rifles
and ammunition after over-pOwerins
policemen on duty. Airplanes ano
troops with bloodhoundS hunted the
raiders
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-24
Dewey Casts
James Hines. : S.
As Boniface
Operated His Rackets
While Giving Free
Turkeys and Food to
Poor Families

New York, Aug 24-(AP)- Dis
trict Attorney Thomas Dewey and De-
fense Counsel Lloyd Stryker crossed
verbal swords today in an "off-stage"
hearing before Supreme Court Justice
Ferdinand Pecora, delaying the re-
sumption of the conspiracy trial of
Tammany district leader James J.
Hines.
The youthful racket busting prose
cutor, taking up the thread Of yester-
days sensational testimony by George
Weinberg. an ex-convict and once top
aide of the late gang overload Dutch
Schultz, sought the admission of tes-
timeny portraying Hines as political
baniface distributing free turkey and
food baskets to the poor families of
his West Side district.
Stryker entered vigorous objection
asserting he was all too clearly aware
of the "joker" in Dewey's offer to
characterize his client as one who
kindly gave.
1t was not immediatel y apparent
why Dewey placed such heavy en-
phasis on the free turkey angle, since
he had scored far heavier hits thro-
ugh the testimony of Weinberg that
Hines was paid $500 week to ''fix''
New York City magistrates on policy
raid arrests, and to "break" too per-
sistent police officers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-24
FrankHawks
Meets Death
In His Plane
Friend in Plane With
Him on Test Flight
Also Dies at Buffalo,
New York

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 24.-(AF)-
Death came last night to Lieutenant
Commander Frank Hawks, world ia
nous speed flyer, as he had predict
ed-in an airplane. The 41-year-olo
aviator, who had turned year ago
from speed flying to THE aviation bus
mess, struck some wires and crashed
in flames on a polo field near Buffalo
Hawks, who told a friend some
years ago, Il expect to die in an air
plane" and J. H. Campbell, upstate
socialite and sportsman, who had &C
cepted an invitation for trial spin
in a small plane Hawks company
sells, were fatally injured.
Horrified friends, who had watched
the take-off from the small field
heard the plane crash behind clumE
of trees. They saw flash as flames
shot high in the air. They pulled
Hawks from the controls of the blaz
ing ship and dragged Campbell from
beneath a crumpled. wing. The lnJur-
ed men were taken to Buffalo nos
nital in ambulances. Neither regaineo
consciousness.
Hawks was flying plane designed
for private flying. He carried four
leaf clover friend had given him fol
"a good luck" a few minutes before
the take-Off.