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Evening star., 1938-05-21
SWEDISH SERVICES
AT FIRST BAPTIST
DR.. K. E. Carlson to Preach at
$3.50. PM. Rites-Dr. Pruden
Lists His Sermon Subject.

Spiritual Radiance" will be the
sermon subject Of DR.. Edward Hughes
Pruden at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow morning and in the eve
ming he will speak on THE Art OF
Holding On" Swedish services will
be held at $50, with DR.. X. E. Carl
son preaching. An illustrated lecture
will be given Thursday evening by DR..
w. J. Sly on Trumpet Voices of
Peace" under the auspices OF the
Euzelian and the Luther Rice classes.
The annual banquet of the Fidelis
Glass. with INSTALLATION OF officers, will
he held at the Highlands Wednesday
evening. the officers being Mrs. Percy
Scott Flippin, president: Mrs. Albert
l.. Peck, Mrs Joseph F. Worley and
Mrs. Walter T. LaWton. vice preSi-
dents: Mrs. ]. M. Tooney. secretary,
and Mrs John W. Rowley. treasurer.
Tomorrow will be rally day. for the
Euzelian Glass. which will occupy for
the first time its enlarged and newly
decorated quarters in the Sunday
school, Ilah ThomaSsOn and Mary
Jane Meneley. with their Euzelian
groups, will visit Ivakota tomorrow
and present a program there.
c. T. Rizer and group from the B.
Y. P. U. will conduct services. with
special music at Central Union Mis-
sion on Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
A. u. CHANCELLOR
is GUEST SPEAKER
DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray to Preach
at Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church,

At the Metropolitan Memorial NJ E.
Church tomorrow at the IL O'Clock
services the guest preacher will be DR..
Joseph NJ M. Gray. chancellor Of
American University. Having occupied
the pulpits of Elm Park Church.
Scranton, and Central Church. Detroit.
two of the largest churches in
Methodism. DR.. Gray is considered one
of the ablest preachers of the country.
His theme will be "Aldersgate and Our
selves" sermon commemorating the
'heart-warming" experience of John
Wesley on May "a, 1893, out of which
Methodism grew The entry in John
Wesley's Journal recording the expert
ence will be read, and DE Profunds, y
the anthem sung in the afternoon in
ST. Paul's Cathedral, will be repeated
by the choir. The choir and R. F.
Freund will sing
A class of new members will be re-
celved.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
POST PLANS DANCE

CLARENDON. Va. May Fl (Spe-
ciaD.-Plans for the annual Flag Day
dance of Arlington Post, No. l39, OF
the American Legion are nearing COM
pletion, George p. Brannan. chair
man Of arrangements, announced TO-
day.
The dance will be held June Is at
the Army and Navy Country Club.
Invitations have been sent to Gov
Price of Virginia and Mrs. Price
Gen. Frank T. Hines, administrator
of veterans affairs, and Mrs. Hines;
Representative and Mrs. Howard w
Smith and Representative and Mrs
John w. Flanagan, jr.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
TOPIC ANNOUNCED
BY DR.. RUST|N
Mount Vernon Place NJ. E.
Plans Cand|e|ight Service
Tomorrow.

Dr.. John w Rustin will preach in
Mount Vernon Place NJ E. Church
South at the IL o'clock service on
Mans Emergency-Gods Oppor-
tunl1y." A candlelight communion
service will be held at o'clock. The
quartet, David Manley, tenor; La
Vergne Simms Fairchild. soprano;
Lille Clayton Garrett. contralto, and
Arthur M Tabbutt. basso, will sing,
There will be special music at the eve
ming service also.
Mrs. Paige E. Gollihar will address
the adult division at $50 am. on
The Church and the Home in Chris
tan Educatlon' Mrs. Roberta
Sweeney will play a cello solo.
DR.. Herbert P Ramsey. washington
physician and specialist, will speak on
Marriage at the younger adult de-
partment meeting at 7 O'Clock
The Missionary Society will sponsor
a service of worship and meditation
in the church Tuesday, from 10 to IL
a m. This will be period of prepara-
ton for the city-wide Aldersgate COM
memorarion service to be held in the
Calvary Baptist Church at 8 O'Clock.
DR.. RuStn will speak at the prayer
meeting Thursday at 8 pm An All
States Night program will be given
Friday at o'clock; tWo-mlnute
feature will be presented by repre-
sentatlveS of each State.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
PRE-PENTECQSTAL
SERIES CONTINUES
Grace Lutheran Pastor to
Preach on Another Sermon
on Prayer

Continuing a series of services pre-
paratory for Pentecost, DR.. Gerhard
E. Lenski will preach tomorrow at
IL am. at Grace Lutheran Church.
The theme will be What? Another
Sermon on Prayer?" The choir will
present special numbers.
The pastor will preach at the Lu-
theran Home for the Aged in Brook
land at 3 pm. Allen Ortel, boy So
prano, will sing.
The Senior Luther League will meet
at pm. Frederick Winkelman will
preside Harry Grow and Laurance
Stutz will unite in presenting the
topic: Fundamental Differences Be-
tween Professionalism and Roman Ca
tholicism." Supper will be served at
Z pm.
The Fidelity Club will meet Mon
day at pm. at the home of Miss
Margaret Haislip. Is Takoma avenue,
Takoma Park, Md
The annual Sunday school picnic
will be held in Rock Greek Park June
4. The annual childrens day Of the
school will be June IL at II am.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
FRANCIS ASBURY'S
MEETINGS LISTED
Rev. Albert P. Shirley to Take
On Fire for God as His
Morpipo Sermon Tonic.

The Rev Albert P, Shirley Will
nreach at IL o'clock tomorrow at Fran
CTS Asbuv NJ. f. Church South. His
subject will be On Fire for God AT
8pm. the church school will celebrate
the occasion of WeSley's conversion
with a play. The Warm Heart This
will take the place of the evening serv-
ice.
At6:45 the young people will meet.
On Tuesday at 8 pm, at Calvary
BAPTIST Church, Francis ASbury VIII
corporate with the other Protestant
churches in the celebration OF the
2OOth anniversary of John WesieYs eX-
,,eriencc. On Wednesday. 73O to
1890. silver tea will be held at the
home of Mrs G.. T. Caroon, 1914 Emer-
son street NV, in the interest of the
building fund.
The mission study group will be IN
charge of the service Thursday night.
The Rev. G. A Ackerly. friend and CO.
worker of Dr.. Mark DaWber, author OF
Rebuilding America will give a
resume of this book.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
DR.. BALL TO REPORT
ON BAPTIST PARLEY
Metropolitan Church Lists Its
Activities for the Week.
BAPTISM Scheduled.

DR.. John Conpton Ball. pastor OF
the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
back from the Southern Baptist Con-
vention in Richmond, will report on
1t tomorrow morning. His theme will
be I'VE. Us and Company. Baptist" "
In the evening his theme will be THE
Riches Of Christ" Baptismal services
will close the evening rite.
The Shaver Bible Glass meets at
3:45 am. E. B. Shaver is the teacher.
The Woman's Bible Glass. with
Mrs. Leah Darnelle in charge. will
conduct the religious services at the
Home for Aged Ladies, 1855 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV, at pm.
The Adult Union meets at 6:45 pm,
with C. E. Jenkins leading; subject.
Empowered by the Holy Spirit" The
Thru-the- Bible Glass Meets Tues.
day at Z O'Clock, Mrs. William Hasker
teaching.
Prayer services Thursday evening,
led by the pastor. Mrs Clyde Freed,
6l3 Lexington place NE. will be the
hostess at the meeting of the Farther
Lights"
Evening star., 1938-05-21
ELDBROOKE N. E.
Wesley Anniversary Will Be
Celebrated Tomorrow.

Celebrated Tomorrow.
Eldbrooke M Z. Church will cele-
brate the 20oth anniversary OF John
Wesley's Aldersgate experience at the
morning worship service tomorrow.
The Rev. Walter M. Michael will cele-
brate the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper and deliver communion
meditation on THE High Reward Of
Faith" A class Of new members will
be received.
The annual memorial service Of the
Daughters of America will be held At
8 pm. with State Councillor Viola Hen
ley presiding. The pastor will give
a memorial address on The Com
pensatiOns of Yesterday"
A business meeting and social Of the
Community Ladies' Bible Class. will
be held Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. J. Howard Mitchell. l16 w.
Primrose street. Chevy Chase. Nov
ing pictures will be shown
Prayer meeting will be held Wednes-
day at 7:30 at the Home for Incur
ables. The choir will sing and the
pastor will give an address.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
POPPY SALE OPENS

SILVER SPRING. Md. May 81
(SpeciaN .-CiSsel-S Saxon unit. Amerl-
can Legion Auxiliary. inaugurated its
poppv sale today, and the sale will
continue through Memorial Day.
Mrs. J. NJ Buffin heads the COM
mittee in charge Proceeds from the
sale of the paper flowers, which are
made by disabled World War veterans,
will be used for welfare and rehabili-
tatlOn work.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
RITES WILL START
new CHURCH WORK
Ground Will Be Broken at 3 PM.
Tomorrow for Northminster
PRESBYTERIAN Building.

Ground will be broken tomorrow at
3 O'Clock for the new Northminster
Presbyterian Church at Alaska avenue
and Kalmia street NV. The Rev.
Walter E. Price. pastor, will preside.
The principal address will be made
by Dr.. Henry B. Wooding, moderator
OF the Washington City Presbytery
and pastor of the lexington Presby-
terian Church.
The building will be OF stone, Eng
lish Gothic type. and will cost about
$50, 1000. Alvin Hall. director Of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, is
president of the Board of Trustees and
chairman OF the Building Committee.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
MARKS ANNIVERSARY
Emory M. E. South to Observe
Wesley's Conversion.

The 200th anniversary of the con-
version of John Wesley will be OBJ
served at Emory NJ. E. Church South
at all services on Sunday. Special
programs will be offered throughout
the entire Sunday School and at the
young peoples services. The Rev.
Horace E. Cromer will preach in the
morning on Heart Warming Expert
ence' and in the evening on The
United MethodiStS"
At the midWeek service on Thurs
day evening the series on What We
Believe" Will be continued in the dis
cussion of What We Believe Aoout
the Church"
The Glass of Friendship will meet
in the parish house Monday at 8
O clock.
The Mabel Galley Bible Glass will
have luncheon at 1890 Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. H. M. Hawkins.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
ZION LUTHERAN
Life With Wings Will Be Topic
of Rev. Edward G.. Goetz.

Life With Wings" will be the SUBJ
ject at Zion Lutheran Church by the
Rev Edward G. GoetZ. The Inter-
mediate Luther League will meet at s
O'Clock, with Audrey Souder as the
leader. The topic is Our Share of
the Home Work The Senior League
will meet at o'clock The Rev. Mr.
GoetZ will lead the meeting and the
discussion Of the topic, Essentials Of
a Christian Home"
F. J. Laue. as lay-delegate, with the
pastor. will represent the congregation
at the 18th annual convention OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod OF Mary
land May % to IS at Frederick, Md.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK
Converted Arabian to Preach at
Silver Spring Baptist.

SILVER SPRING, Nd. May 81
tSpecian The Rev. Louis V. Hanna,
a converted Arabian who was edu-
Gated in this country, will speak at
services at the Silver Spring Baptist
Church tomorrow at IL am. and at
7:45 pm.
The Rev Mr.. Hanna is mission
ary in the Holy Lands and has been
stationed at Nazareth for the past
seven years He came to America to
attend the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton at Richmond, Va, this week.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
Aru1 Thnught

ROOM 100. AMERICAN BLDG.
1917 ST. NV Ma. 2223
Noon Day Medttations. Mondays and Thurs
days. at 1880. led BY James A. Edoerton.
Pres. international NeD Thought AHiGncr.
High Watch lessons from Emma curtis
Hopkins: Thursdays at 4:45 I N. T. A.
Congress Consecraticn and Activities Fri
days at 4:45 Our Increasing Faith. Lesson
and Meditation. led by Florence E. Frsbis.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
"A Time to Work Topic.

The Rev B. P. Robertson of the
First Baptist Church of Hyatsville
will speak on "A Time to Work" at
the morning services tomorrow His
sermon topic will be "A New Begin
ming" at the evening services.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
HEADS SOCIETY AGAIN
Rev. Clifford Jope Is Reelected
by Missionary Group.

by Missionary Group.
The Rev. Clifford Jope. pastor OF
the Ninth Street Christian Church,
was reelected president and ]. M
Pickens of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture treasurer at the
6lst annual convention Of the Dis
ciples of Christ Capital Area Mission
ary Society, at the closing session on
Wednesday in Baltimore. The ses-
sion next year will be held in this
city.
DR.. A. P. Wilson. pastor of the Co.
lumbia Heights Christian Church, was
one of the convention speakers. The
Rev. c. N. Williams. pastor Of the
Third Christian Church, led the sing
ing.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
SERMONS ANNOUNCED
Call of the Church Topic at
Mt, Zion, Bethesda.

The Rev. c. A. Brubaker will speak
on The Call of the Church" At the
services at 10 am. tomorrow At the
Mount Zion (Bethesda) Church and
at II 80 I'm. at the Cedar Grove Bap-
tist Church.
The Rev. Mr. Brubaker will speak
on THE Christian Life" at $50 pm.
al the Toravilah Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
Jolly Polly

4 Liflr Chat on Etiquette.
Ry JOS. J. FRISCH.
Evening star., 1938-05-21

G.. G.. MA bachelor dinner is given
by the bridegroom a night or two be-
fore his wedding and may take place at
Since this is a dinner for men only,
women are not to be present, not even
to greet the guests. If the bridegroom
is divorce or WidoWer, he does not
give a farewell or bachelor dinner.
Evening star., 1938-05-21

All are Uelcome to attend our church
services aud use our reading rooms.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
COucci Gets Mark
Riding 5 Winners

INGLEWOOD, Cal, July 2.-Sil.
vic Coucci, the Bronx IN. " Ital-
ian, who gave up horse racing two
years ago to enter Columbia Uni.
versity, but who returned to the
track this spring, booted home five
winners yesterday at Hollywood
Park. to establish a new jockey
record.
After bringing home favoriteS In
the first two races, he finished Sec
ond on a 17-to1 shot; took the
fourth race with a favorite
finished in a dead-heat for first in
the fifth race and brought home
Royal Reign. a 3-to-1 shot for his
fifth winner in the eighth and
final race Of the day.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
Buying Wave Shoves
Stocks to New Highs

shares changed hands in the lead.
ers. The early buying rush sent
the high-speed ticker two minutes
behind but volume contracted ap.
preciably on realizing.
Motors, chemicals, rails, SteelS
and aviations we're most prominent
on the advance.
A long list of individual stocks
reached new 1888 peaks during
the first-hour buying rush. These
included Chrysler, General Motors
Western Union, American Can
Union Carbide, Douglas Aircraft,
U. S. Rubber, Standard Oil OF
N. j., Gimbel. Macy and Consoli.
dated Edison.
U. S. Steel climbed more than a
point, and currently is within
about a point of it's high for the
year. Issues to show top gains
Of 2 or more points included
Allied Chemical, Johns-Manville,
Chrysler, Douglas, Union Carbide
and Eastman Kodak. Commodity
markets were firm, with cotton up
so cents bale and grains frac.
tionally improved. Bonds also
shared in the general advance.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
GERALD J,LYON
is FOUND DEAD

Gerald ]. Lyon, 20, controller
in mercantile firm, was found
dead from carbon monoxide gas
in the garage at his home on
Goldsborough Road, Bethesda,
Md, early today.
Mr.. Lyon was found lying In
the front seat Of his automobile
about 7 a. m. by his chauffeur,
Lewis Minor, after he was missed
from the house. The ignition key
was turned on and the tank full
Of gas, but the motor had stopped.
A rubber hose was fastened over
the end Of the exhaust pipe and
ran through a rear ventilator Of
the car.
Minor called the Bethesda res
cue squad and artificial respira-
ton was tried until the arrival
OF DR.. E. A. A. Dunn, who pro-
nounced him dead from carbon
monoxide gas.
Montgomery county police said
Mr.. Lyon had been in i'll health
several months and that he and
Mrs. Lyon had returned at 2 a. m.
today from an extended tour of
the West, and he had appeared
improved and in excellent spirits
at that time.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
z NAzI BOSSES
HELD IN AUSTRIA

LONDON, July 2 GN.S)
Joseph Buerckel, Chancellor Hit
ler's overseer in Austria, has or
dered arrest Of IL official admins
traitors placed in private bust
nesses by the Nazi party, a Reu
ter dispatch from Vienna said to
day. The II men, charged with
corruption, have been ordered sent
to a concentration camp.
BERLIN. July 2 G.N.S).-Chan-
cellor Hitler has personally re-
jected an appeal for clemency on
behalf of Rev. Martin Niemoeuer,
militant Protestant pastor whose
opposition to Nazi religious ideas
landed him in a concentration
camp.
ROME, July 2 QN.SO Mana
gers of touring Italian theatrical
companies today were instructed
by the government to cut plays
by Jewish authors from their
repertoires, regardless of the ma.
tionality of the authors.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
Holiday Weekend
Forecast Is Rain

II must be that the weather
man can't get out of town over
the holiday weekend, either.
Here's the best he has to offer
those who can:
Cloudy all day today. with
showers probable tonight. Showers,
cloudy and cooler on Sunday. Un-
certain weather for the Fourth
probably showers"
The prediction holds geperally
for an area Of SO miles around
Washington.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
District, Maryland
Cars Demolished /
By Impact

Seven persons were injured in
a head-on collision of two cars on
Central Avenue, three miles east
of Capitol Heights, Md, early to-
day. The injured were listed by
police as:
Ralph B. Niederhouser, %, 2445
Fifteenth st. N. w.
Beulah Hounshell, 80, of 1419
Twentieth st. N. E.
Jane Armstrong, %. 656 Massa-
chusetts Ave. N. E.
Walter stommel, 81. Capitol
Heights, Md.
James williams, Capitol
Heights.
Earl Burdett, Capitol Heights.
4NO4dA4O 0WCCAACy1 OSdG 61GdSdQC,
Md.
TlUO Uninjured
Two others, Michael Petrack,
$50 Maryland Ave. N. E., and
Harry Merryan, So, Of Capitol
Heights, Md, escaped injuries in
the collision.
The injured were described as
"in critical condition" at Casualty
Hospital.
Apparently travelling at a high
rate of speed, the two cars came
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
Police Stop Flight
Of Girl and Youth

ALAMOSA, Col, July 2 G.N.S0
Robert Hope, II, and Rebecca
Wertman, 16, both Of Cleveland
were held by Police Chief Robert
Peel here today awaiting arrival
of the girls father, M. A. Vert.
man. Peel said he found the cou.
pie sleeping in a box car here
after receiving a wire from Cleve.
land police asking him to detain
them.
Cleveland police learned of the
youngsters whereabouts when the
girl wired her grandmother for
money.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
$8,OOO,OOO Wheat
Surplus Sold to US.

GN.SD An $8,OOO,0OO pur.
chase of surplus wheat by the Fed
eral Surplus Commodities Corpor.
alton to bolster the market and
provide supplies for distribution
to the nations needy, was an
nounced todoy by the AAA. The
price paid included the cost of
transportation.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
Cause of Accident
On Straight Road
Is Mystery

A. Kaiser, 631 Seventh st. N. E.
one of the first persons to arrive
at the scene.
Police were at a loss to find
the cause of the accident, since
it occurred on a stretch without
a curve for at least 1000 feet
The Washington car, travelling to-
ward Annapolis, and the Maryland
car, headed for Washington, were
on their respective sides of the
road when police and Casualty
Hospital ambulances arrived.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02

ond set after putting up a valiant
battle in the first. She had
strained ner right ankle yesterday
afternoon and entered the court
today with bandaged leg.
Tendon Strained
MY leg hurts terribly" was all
Miss Jacobs could say as she
limped back to the dressing room
after winning only three points
In the entire second set. But her
physician, DR.. j. j. Dunning, gave
International News Service the
full story of her debacle which 50
strangely recalled the meeting be-
CONTINUED on Page II, Col. p
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
MOseley to Retire;
Embick Gets Post

I.N.S.) Major Gen. George
Van Horn Moseley, commander OF
the Fourth Corps Area at Atlanta,
will retire September 30, the War
Department ansounced today. His
successor will be Major Gen
Stanley D. Embick, who has been
on duty in Washington as deputy
chief Of staff.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02

together with terrific force on a
straight stretch of road shortly
after 2 a. m.
The Washington car, a roadster
operated, police said. by Nieder.
houser, and the sedan containing
the Maryland group, were demol
ished. The sedan caught fire after
the crash.
Terrific Impact
Testifying to the impact Of the
cars, the works of a mans wrist
watch were found on the road
100 feet from the wreck by Joseph
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
U. S. CITIZENS
/ OLD TO FLEE.
SWATOW RAIDS
Japs Renew Attack;
Death Toll 1000

SWATOW. July 2 Q.N.S).
The American and other foreign
consulates today urged their ma
tionals to evacuate this stricken
port as is japanese airplanes
swarmed down in a fresh mass
air raid.
Foreign protests over damage In
the series of aerial attacks, which
yesterday and today left at least
1000 dead, are believed likely.
The United States gunboat
Sacramento is standing by in
Swatow harbor to aid Americans
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
Mrs. Miller Wins
Handicap Tourney

Mrs. M. A. Miller won the weekly
women's day event at the Ken
wood Golf and Country Club yes
terday, finishing with gross Of
100 and, with the aid of a 27.
stroke handicap, posted net 73.
Mrs. William Hoad was second
with 100-24, 76, and Mrs. H. H.
Hughes was third with 1923, 78.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
JAPs BUY LESS

G.N.SO japanese purchases of
American goods in May totaled
only $1S.O74,OOO. only half Of the
$36,186, 900 total for the same
month in 1887, Department of
Commerce estimated today. China
bought slightly more this May
than last. About $1,OOO,OOO of
each nations purchases were air.
craft.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK. July 2 G.N.SO.
A fresh wave of buying lifted the
stock market today into new high
ground for the year, as leadership
continued to be rotated among
several pivotal groups. Gains ran
to more than 2 points at the days
peaks.
Trading again was at a heavy
pace, particularly at the opening,
when blocks running to 5000
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
Editor, Bankrupt,
Kills Wife and Self

CORTLAND. N. Y, July
G.N.SO.-A finding of murder
and suicide was returned today
by Coroner Claude Chaplin in the
double-deathS of Chesla Sherlock,
42-year-old magazine editor, and
his wife. Sherlock, bankrupt in
1885, repeatedly was depressed
over finances and while in low
spirits killed his wife with a shot
gun, then blasted away his own
life.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
$85,OOO Estate
Left Four Heirs

Disposing of an estate of $S5,
900, the will of Silas Allen Manue
of Montgomery County, Md, was
filed for probate in United States
District Court today.
After several minor bequests
the bulk of the estate is to be di
vided among three nephews, Silas
Heflin, of Cropp, Va; Edward H
Manuel, and Inman Tharp, anc
a niece, Mrs. Blanche Winters
of Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
Four Hurt as Car
Crashes Into Tree

-Four persons, all colored, were
injured, two OF them seriously,
when their auto went off the Bal
timore Boulevard and struck a
tree at the traffic light at River
dale, Md. early today.
The injured were orothy Ward,
IS, Shirley Ward, II: Theodore
Washington, %, and Haddie
Ward, 48. All occupants of the
car live in Baltimore,
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
GOLD OUTPUT UP

NEW YORK, July 2 Q.N.S).
World gold output in May, exclud-
ing Russia. totaled 2,6O3, 900 fine
ounces against 2.511, 900 in April,
and 2,497,OOO in May, 1887, Amer
ican Bureau of Metal statistics re-
ported today.
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
injury TO LEG
RUINS PLAY OF
LOSING RIVAL
Victor OVerWhehms
Foe, Ga, 60
By KINGSBURY SMITH

WIMBLEDON, England, July 2
.S).-Invincible against an
opponent hopelessly handicapped
by q leg injury, Helen Wills
Moody made tennis history today
by winning her eighth Wimbledon
championship with a dramatic
StraightoSet victory over Miss
Helen Jacobs, Ga, 60.
The twelfth clash between
Americas two Helens in their long
and colorful careers found Miss
Jacobs a pitiful figure in the Sec
The Washington times., 1938-07-02
Eicher AbandOns
House Candidacy

Representative Edward c.
Eicher CD, Iowa. today an.
nounced he had withdrawn as a
candidate for reelection "in order
10 devote my entire time to pre-
liminary work" on the monopoly
committee of which he is a mem
her.