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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
P. w A. PROJECT No Nd 1OSS-DS.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY

P. w. A. PROJECT No. Md. 10Ss-DS.
THE BoAR9 9E9RdEs 9F hRyeaTH2E coGNTy' OF PRINCE
Sealed bids for the construction Of certain
by the Board fE Of Education cation Of Prince Georges
Gny the d e tSen Of the Rosrd & at the he
pubcy oeened and read SAID WI" DC
=. The. Information for, Bidders, Form of
formance Bond for each project. may be
examined at the office of Upman g. Adams.
Archteets SOS S, 17th st. NV Wsshinston
from Upman &, Adams upon payment of
the amount fixed, such amount or portion
tnereoi snt tat to be returned to contractors as
ee The he 'N Board s"eiei Of Education of Prince
GsorEes ; County reserves g the right right. to waive
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
five per centum t5fc,) Of, the base bid in the
vided in the Information for Bidders
called to the requirements as to conditions
OF employment to be observed and minimum
The estimated cost cost Of each NJ project is
NO No bidder may Withdraw his bid within
45 days after the actual date of the opening
The projects for which bids are invited
Additions to the BLADENSBURG HIGH
viii Be Received until 2 pm Eastern stand
ard Time, January 4, 1889. Payment re-
auired for documents, $1,000. which will
be refunded to bidders returning plans
and specifications promptly and. In good
condition; $500 will be refunded to non
bidders returning the documents under the
sane p ", SSnoiI'0Ps; 4: Project No. Nd 1oss;7:ps;
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, Estimated cost,
S37 100000. Bids will be received until
pm, Eastern Standard Time. January
8, 1899. Payment required for documents.
$1,000, which will be refunded to bidders
returning plans and specifications promptly
and in good condition; $500 will be re-
funded to non bidders returning plans and
Specifications under the same conditions,
w. a; Project No; Nd: 1osS-s,DS.
CAMP SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Estimated cost. -$40.00O.0O. Bids will be
Time, January 10. 1889. Payment re:
quired for documents, $500, which will
be returned to bidders returning plsns and
specifications promptly and in good con-
dition: $500 will be refunded to nom
bidders returning the documents under
the same conditions.
NICHOLAS OREM,
Superintendent Of Schools
Princs Georges County. Aaryland.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

k0IS fOk DALE.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE. WOODED LOTS, M
provements. Beverly Hills. Va. II min.
downtown. $1,000 up. Natl. 1875. to D m
20 BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 3Ox125 EA., CON
gress Heights. D. C.-Quck sale; SiG5 ca.
Natl. 613l. ID"
RESIDENTIAL LOT (WoODED) = $3.50;
SIP monthly: 50X217: improvements avail
able. P. Q. Box l Arlington Va l7'
SPECIAL. SPECIAL BARGAIN. APT. OR
four family apts.. lot 120x115. Price,
$3.50; downtown location plans ready.
Owner going to Fla. Act at once Met.
LARGE WOODED. RESTRICTED LOT,
Montgomery Hills Forest North Silver
spring: Md. improvements and pavement
PAID for. Bargain and terms. E. M
SCOTT, Shepherd $3.50
BUILDERS. ATTENTION! = Mr.. 18th
st., 8 beautiful 40 ft. detached lots -.
IT. deep; 81 .050 each. Republic 0226 :
HRoOKLAND-NExT TO 1923 IRVING
st. ne. 4ox127 on street grade. large
paved street and alley: Iacrifice sl,5oo
2126 10th ST. NE Pot. o3S7
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

5613 14th N.W-BEAUTIFUL DETACHED
home of 8 large rms. 2 b. Soft lot g.
car garage; A. B G. oil burner; Sl4, $50;
considered in trade. L. HOYT LAME,
owner. $50 C st. ne.
OWNER WILL TRADE BRAND NEW
bungalows near Lee highway and Glebe I'd ,
subject to $3.50 1st trust. for ground or
apt. Republic O226
7-RM. 2-RATH HOME, 2 ACRES, TREES,
Located 20 miles from city in good resi-
Dental section. Trade for ground or home.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Eua
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MICHIGAN PARK.

Superb location in this area: Semi
detached brick, rooms tiled bath with
shower, porches. recreation room. gas heat.
q; E. refrigeration; newly decorated: large
lot; garage; shrubbery roses: facing Gov
ernment park: convenient to bus and rail
TRANSFORMATION. stores. schools and churches
INSPECTION by appointment. Call North
1850 after !
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,

WILL TRADE $500 EQUITY IN j.
room apt in high-class building on Conn.
ave. for lot or equity in a row house
OWNER. Dist. 2724; evenings, Woodley
O432.
WILL TRADE LATE-MODEL DODGE
panel truck and some cash for equity in
small house. 6. B. LIKENS, Dupont 5s37.
316 ACRES. l HR. OF WASHINGTON, /
mi from Lee highway. well watered: rs
acres in timber. balance under cultivation
running water; 4-room tenant house; large
stock stock barn outbuildings.o Price. $4,000:
win exchange equity, $500, for good
Virginia. Shown by appointment, phone
3S, BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon.
Fairfax Co.. Va.
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STORES FOR RENT.

1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-NEW
store. 22x55 IT,, suitable for all types Of
businesses. Make US an offer.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO. MET. 540O.
729 18th ST. NV. HEART OF DOWN.
town. having a large storeroom in rear.
heat furnished: reas. rent. Open "a pm.
front windows. heat furn; reas. rent.
CONCORD REALTY CO., INC. Rand. O518
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SACRIFICE.

Beautiful Dutch Colonial home. on prom
inent corner. near Woodbridge; large
place. and many other features. In brand
new condition; Low price and reasonable
terms for quick sale. Exchange considered
from . pm. till 9 pm Now Yacant
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. Auctioneers.
9l5 e STREET NV

RECEIVERS SALE OF RESTAURANT
CENSE
BY virtue of an order Of the District
Court of the United States for the District
undersigned receiver will sell by public
auction at No. 200 Seventh st. s.w., on
O'CLOCK PM. Booths. lunch counter
stools. ice Iefrigerators steam table, coffee
urns, electric fans. National cash register
Unit gas heater, gas range-9riddle sink,
sterilizer. gss water heater utensils. crock
cry glass. plated ware. etc., also class ''D'
beverage license
Terms: Cash.
GEORGE PAPANICoLAs.
Receiver.
LEONARD A. BLOCK,
P. MICHAEL COOK
de15.16.1719.
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$3,450-Langdon, D. C


A well-located home in the Northeast
being sold to close an estate and at the
price quoted 1t offers an unusual oppor-
tunity for a home buyer. or would make a
splendid investment Detached, full
sized rooms. 3 porches, electricity and
excellent heating system The lot has a
so IT. frontage. hedge and trees. Vacant.
THOS j. FISHER & CO.. INC. DIST
$3.50. EVENINGS, CALL MR.. o'DONNELL,
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$10,500.

Opposite Rock Creek Park.
Situated in that popular area adjacent
to Wardman Park Hotel and Just of Conn
ave. Three-story. semi-detached home of
10 rooms all with southern exposure, 3
baths. Ideally adapted for renting rooms
or one floor as an apartment 1t is
modern house. equipped with oil heat, and
THos. J. FISHER & CO. INC. DIST. $3.50
EVENINGS. CALL MR.. ODONNELL
ADAMS 5172
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED,
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TRUCKS, several light. to deliver coal
Washington. Box Use. Star.
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S11 5OOLWESI ,EY HEIGHTS

Highest elevation in this most beautiful
and highly restricted community Only >
blocks to school and bus Attractive living
room with open fireplace; large dining
lavatory; attic and well-arranged bed
rooms and bath with shower on 2nd floor
built-in garage; oil heat; side porch The
most beautiful in this section. House to be
sold at big loss to effect immediate sale
FRANK S PHILLIPS nJST 1411
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NEW 7-ROOM, DETACHED BRICK
house. 4 bedrooms, automatic heat built
in garage: first trust, $4,000; will ex-
change equity for one or more lots hav.
ing value of about $4,000.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K st. NV. National $500.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.

THOS. J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
143l Eye ST. NV
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CHEVROLET 1895 master 2-door sedan,
driven by the owner of a wholesale COM
pany, only IA 900 miles. really clean all
over: S335. S35 down balance So per
month; no indorsers. Any car a down pay.
ment. Logan Motor Co., 3540 14th st.
District hR2l
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WTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1888.
AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE. BY
ORDER on THE TRUSTEES, de13. .16.1o,21
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VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg

113 Southbrook Lane, Bethesda.
SO, ,2501$850 CaSh-$67.50 Month.
Pleasing architecturally. new, solid
masonry brick home, with 6 large rooms;
conveniently located on large wooded lot;
construction and finish the best; block to
bus. For additional information, call E. M
FRY. INC. Wis GAO
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CADILLAC 1886 4-door trunk sedan can
be bought for a very low price; car is i'll
perfect condition: low mileage. excelieu1
tires; equipped with radio and heater. en-
display at Mann Motors, Inc, S129 Geo-e.
ave-. Silver Spring. Md. Cadilac-La Sale
dealers
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Sa-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
UNTIL MONDAY DECEMBER 12. 1898.
AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE. BY
ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. deS,9.1012
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S5,95O-NEAR Sth AND DECATUR-A
modern brick home of SIX rooms and
bath. hot-water heat hardwood floors;
front and rear porches. In popular and
convenient Petworth, near stores,
schools and car line. THE LOWEST
PRICED HOUSE IN THIS LOCATION
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

$500 DOWN. S25 MONTH. 3l9 ACRES.
1,160 f. of water front On Nanjemoy
Creek, ine overlook. good duck shooting.
large timber. Suitable hunting preserve.
$4,000. GfBONS, Natl. l3573. or Dupont
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$490 CASH.
$3.50 PER MONTH.

LESS THAN RENT.
New S-room and bath homes, fireplace,
ar conditioned; Beautiful living room de
angle bath; large lot completely fenced
with anchor fencing Overlooking a Gov
ernment park; close to stores transporta-
Christmas savings check start you on the
road to old-age independence Sample
nome at 4014 10th ST. ne. Call MIR.
SPEAR, Randolph 5226
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NEW CENTER -HALL-PLAN BRICK HOME,
BETHESDA, MD.-Six rooms, two
baths. modern gas heat; open fireplace:
built-in garage. Situated on beautiful
car to your door to show this
property
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heater. white-side tires, iow-mileage car
sales mean jobs; all-time low, sal
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JUST COMPLETED!
628 N. Y. AVE. NV.

IND COMMERCIAL.
6-story brick dwelling, 7 rooms, baths,
E-w.h, elec. Al condition. Price, S6, 75O,
Easy terms. H H. CARTER, 6l3 18th st.
NV, Natl 4l1S "
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CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe master coupe,
original black finish like new, good rubber
and quiet motor; a real buy at S319. S19
3n4N 14th st % " District 6R31
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
LIVE TOGETHER;
ALLMONY DENIED

Mrs. Helen o. PederSen'S re-
quest for temporary alimony was
denied today by Justice Jennings
Bailey in District Court, because
she and her husband are living
in the same house.
Mrs. Petersen of 1887 Ritten-
house st. N. W., sued her husband,
Aksel Petersen, of the same ad-
dress, for limited divorce on Octo-
ber 10, and asked for temporary
alimony.
Her divorce complaint alleged
that her husband didn't speak to
her except to curse her and tell
her how much he hates her." The
complaint added that the house
where they live is 'luxuriously
furnished" but that her husband
refused to have a maid and pro-
vided limited food" and shut off
the telephone and newspapers. She
said he himself bought the food
and gave her So week spending
money.
In his answer Mr.. Pedersen,
who is a patent lawyer, told the
court that the income from his
practice last year was $2,348.99
and from investments $178.80.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Puerto Rico Leader
Feted by Chapman

Oscar l.. Chapman, Assistant
Secretary of Interior, gave a
luncheon today at the Hay-Adams
House in honor of Don Jose Ra-
mirez Santibanez, president pro-
tenn of the Liberal party Of Puerto
Rico. Guests included j. Monroe
johnson, Assistant Secretary Of
Commerce; Judge Justin Macklin,
first assistant, commissioner Of
patents: DR.. Wendell Lund, chief
Of Farm Security Administration;
DR.. Ernest Gruening, director of
the division of territories and in
Sular possessions, Department of
Interior; Dr.. Leo Rowe, director
general of the Pan-American
Union, and Harry L. Hall.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Er-NGUy Officer:
OF C DIN
DECIDED PLEA
OF FARNSWORTH
Quoted as Planning
Not Guilty Bid

ATLANTA, Nov. 4 G.N.S)-A
flip of a coin decided John Semar
Farnsworth, former Naval officer,
20 plead nolo contendre two years
ago to charges he had sold impor-
tant Naval secrets to diplomatic
representatives Of a foreign power,
It was asserted in Federal Court
here today, at q hearing on his
petition for freedom on writ. of
habeas corpus.
The former Naval officer, now
serving q four to 12-year sentence
In the Federal Prison here, sat
motionless, when the deposition
Of Mrs. Caroline Reilly, secretary
Of his Washington attorneys, was
read to the court, revealing the
coin episode.
FLTPS COM
The deposition set out that
while Farnsworth was waiting to
60 to the courtroom to answer
the charges, he suddenly flipped
q nickel. It rolled beneath chair
Farnsworth leaned over and looked
at it, and then picked it up.
Il lost" the deposition quoted
him as saying. Il was going to
plead not guilty"
= The former naval officer
laughed aloud, however, when an
other portion of the deposition was
read. It asserted that while Farms
worth was in the witness room
Of the Washington court before
his hearing began he walked to a
window and threatened to jump
out, run to the Mexican Embassy
and there claim sanctuary.
REMEMBERED ARNOLD"
He feared to face trial, Miss
Reilly's deposition asserted, as he
was afraid the people would shout
Remember Benedict Arnold" at
him.
The dispositions Of his attorneys,
william j. Hughes and William
Leahy, also were read to the court.
They denied that they had at
tempted to coerce him to plead
guilty to he charges, as Farms
worh had charged in his petition.
The two attorneys were employed
to defend FarnSworth by the lat
ter's cousin, Ward Farnsworth,
the dispositions set out.
A letter, which was reported to
contain sensational revelations in
connection with the case was ex-
cluded from the hearing on agree
nnent of counsel.
The hearing was adjourned for
the day at 2 p. m. FarnSWorth's
attorney, George S. Hawke, stated
at that time that Farnsworth
would take the stand tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Soup Diet
Forces Actress
To Sue Dentist

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4 Q.N.S).
Compelled to go on a liquid diet.
because Of the alleged forcible re.
possession of her bridgework, Mrs.
Florence M. Robinson, film &C
tresS, was to appear in court to-
day in her $4,000 damage suit
against her dentist.
Mrs. Robinson claimed that
when she went to DR.. S. M.
Crump'S office and complained
ebout the fit Of the teeth, the
dentist asked to see the plates
and then refused to give them up.
In his denial, DR.. Crump de-
clared the teeth were unpaid for,
and that the actress surrendered
them voluntarily.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
EARL N. AMICK,
BANKER, 81, DIES
ON GOLF COURSE
Riggs Official Stricken
After Long Drive

Earl M. Amick, So, vice prest-
dent of the Riggs National Bank,
dropped dead at the eighteenth
hole Of the golf course at the Capt.
tai Golf and Country Club late
yesterday, it was learned today.
Mr.. Amick, according to four
companions playing with him at
the time, had just completed an
unusually long drive which sent
his ball to the green of the last
hole and was walking jubiliantly
up a slight incline toward the
green when he collapsed, pitching
forward on his face.
Aid Summoned
His companions Immediately
summoned DR.. L. j. Salam of 5047
Conduit Rd. near the links, who
arrived in few minutes and pro-
nounced Mr.. Amick dead. DR..
Salam said he believed the banker
had suffered heart attack.
Those playing with Mr.. Amick
at the time were Edison B. Olds,
jr., of the Ontario Apartments;
George Getty, of Silver Spring;
w. c. Whittle, of the 230O block
of AShmead Pl. N. W., and Cur
tis L. Hillyer, of the 2100 block of
California st. N. w.
Heart Blamed
Officer Joe Ward, of the Mont
gomery county police, who was
called to the scene, summoned
Justice of the Peace Ernest
Houghton, who issued certificate
of death from a heart attack.
Mr.. Amick is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Sue K. Amick, also
said to be a frequent golfer.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed early today.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
JAIL MENACES
I FOR FAILURE
TO PAY AL|MONY
Judge Bailey Lashes Out
at Tardy Husbands

An almost unprecedented ali
mony and maintenance field
day" for wives today resulted in
Justice Jennings M. Bailey. by
verbal order, menacing seven
Washington husbands with 80
days each behind the bars.
Among those Judge Bailey SEN
fenced from the bench was Police
man James L. Kelley, whose
talent for radio construction
gave Washington its first policS
airway system.
ONE A DENOTED COP
Kelley, who was denoted Sep
tember 26 from the rank Of lieu
tenant, was in arrears for non.
payment of temporary alimony to
his wife, Virginia.
She sued him for limited d.
vorce last May and the case has
not been finally decided.
Another Of those sentenced from
the bench, Benjamin Harrison,
was released after the nnainte-
nance arrears were put up. Pay.
ment by Harrison voided the &C
ton of the court.
OTHERS I'm BAD"
Others to come under the frown
of the court were: Theodore
White, who is in arrears for main
tenance and counsel fees: Ham
mond F. Hooff, for maintenance
and alimony: Vincent FtlSchini,
alimony; John F. HesSe, mainte-
nance and alimony, and Albert
JamSon, maintenance.
Several lawyers immediately ap-
peared and were attempting to
raise funds to keep their clients
from going to jail. II they are
able to produce the missing pay
mentS quickly, the release Of the
clients can be effected.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Slain Capone Aide
Linked 10 Old Plot

CHICAGO, Nov. 4 Q.N.SO-The
three-year-old attempt to assassi-
Courtney lay behind the fatal
nate States Attorney Thomas
shooting of Walter Leonard, re-
puted Capone gangster, it was
reported today.
Leonard, who was fatally wound
Cd in Hammond, Ind, just across
the State line, yesterday, piloted
the car from which bullets were
sprayed on Courtney'S automobile,
police said,
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

Mrs. Boettiger said that she
and Mrs. Roosevelt, who is visit
ing her, were making plans for
arrival of mothers newest grand
child" Her husband, John, is
publisher of the Seattle Post-In-
telligencer. Mrs. Boettiger is an
associate editor.
Mrs. Boettiger has two children,
Curtis, 8, and Eleanor, II, by her
first husband, Curtis Dali.
In the Post-Intelligencer, Mrs.
Boettiger wrote:
&C.. Our first session was q
three -cornered one-my huS-
band, my mother and I. What
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Missing Gary Girl
Found Dead in Woods

GARY, Ind, Nov. 4 G.N.S0
The body of Miss Frieda Borman,
found in a clump of bushes 10
miles southwest of here, furnished
a mystery for police today.
The 21-year-old victim had been
missing from her West Gary home
since last Saturday. The body
was found near Griffith. Exami-
nation disclosed a small bruise on
her neck, not severe enough to
have caused death, a coroner's
physician reported, -.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Kept t5-DaY Vigil
Over Wife S Body

LONDON, Nov. 4 Q.N.SO.
Gerson Wreschner, American au-
thor, kept q lone vigil over the
body of his dead wife for IS days
between the time he shot her and
the day he committed suicide at
their Monte Carlo apartment, the
London Daily Mail reported to-
day.
Each day, the story said, the
husband left the room for a few
minutes to buy food for himself
and flowers to place on the dead
WOman'S he'd.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

did we discuss? We didn't dis
cuss-we just made plans for
the looked-forward-to arrival of
my mothers newest grandchild.
'The biggest question was,
could mother arrange to be on
the spot to help usher into the
world a new citizen for Seattle?
Well, she thinks she can, the
fates willing, as her spring lee
ture tour ends on the West
Coast the last week in March.
$50 it's up to me, I guess, to
see that the arrival and the
last lecture don't conflict"
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
80 TO Face Court
In Race Tip Fraud

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 Q.N.S).
Booked as mail fraud conSpirators
in an alleged $4,000, 900, 900 race
track tipster racket, 80 persons
faced arraignment today.
The defendants, including sew
eral women, were rounded up
when police in IA raids seized
huge quantities of records indicat-
ing the tipster organizations had
hundreds of thousands Of clients
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

TOScanini saf at a ringside
table with his host, Fred
Muschenheim, president Of
the Hotel AStOr; and David
p. SarnOff, head of r. C. A.,
and Mrs. SarnOff; John
Royal, program chief at N.
B. c., and Samuel ChOtzinOff,
music critic.
As Miss Torres reached for
q high note in her selection
from "Traviata," some slight
motion of the maestro caught
her eye. She put her hanE
to her head aid collapsed.
TOScanini sent her q note
Of regret and offered an auto
graphed picture.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
z TRAPPED, Die
IN RECTORY FIRE

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 O.N.S).
A Roman Catholic brother and q
cook were burned to death and
four priests were injured today
when fire of undetermined origin
swept a five-story rectory of the
Church of st. Anthony of Padau.
The dead, trapped in their
sleep, were identified as Brother
John Chiazza, So, and the cook,
Julius Tappero, IS.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Portrait Of Nurse
Unveiled Nov. II

A portrait Of Jane A. Delano,
of the World War Red
Cross nurses, who later died in
France, will be unveiled ct cere'
at the Smithsonian 1nsti-
tuition on November IL. The por"
trait will hang alongside such
notable World War figures aS
Wilson, Generel Perish
ing and Marshal Foch.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Peter Salm
Gets Million
From Estate

NEW YORK, Nov. 4
I.N.S.).-A compromise that
unSnarled several legal prob
lens enveloping the estate Of
the late Col. Henry H. ROg-
erS today enriched his IL
year-Old grandson by more
than q million dollars.
Executors Of the Rogers eS-
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Hiking Club Plans
Arboretum Visit

Capital Hiking Club will organ
ize a mature walk" through the
U. s. National Arboretum at 2:30
p. m. tomorrow. The group will
observe rs varieties of trees and
shrubs, including the rare poison
Sumac. most poisonous U. S. shrub.
The mixers will leave 1416 F. st. at
the appointed time. The public is
invited.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Singer Sees
TOScamimi.
Then FaimtS

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The
sight Of Arturo TOscanini
among her night club audi
tors so unnerved Carmen
Torres, prima donna at the
International Casino that she
tainted in the middle Of an
aria.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
Democrats to Meet

The Virginia Democratic Club
of Washington, Inc, will meet
In the Willard Hotel at 8 p. m,
Monday.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
PreSident's S NetUeSt Grmdchild Due in
March, Publishers Wife Writes

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. QNS.l,-Mrs. Anna Roosevelt
Boetger daughter of President and Mrs Roosevelt today
revealed that she is to become mother in March.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04
FIRE SWEEPING
CROPS, WOODS IN
THREE STATES
Illinois, Kentucky and
Indiana All Hard Hit

(I.N.S.) Forest fires are burn
ing over wide areas throughout
West Virginia, the U. s. Forestry
Service reported today. Another
outbreak was reported in Lee
county, in the southwest corner
Of Virginia, where 5000 acres
were burned before the fire was
brought under control. The
flames had moved within four
miles of the jefferson National
Forest.