davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-03-06
Observation-Disclosures.

4317 18th PL. NE.-S7 800.
Brick. semi-detached: 6 large rms.
screened breakfast and sleeping porch; de-
tached garage this. home located in Michi-
gan Park has lust been put IN new condi.
tion and at this low price is worthy OF
1892 BRENTWOOD RID. NE:
R. l. ave. With oseeu"i deep lot running through
to Monroe st; 6 large rms. -" .inclosed
porches. attic; lavatory on 1st H.. open
tiful, trees, flowers and shrubberv; priced
far below its real value at $3.50: terms
with 1Occ cash and monthly payments will
spect at once. or call EUGENE II. PHIFER.
3sod 8. Dakota ave. ne. Pot. 4491. North
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HOUSING AUTHORITY OF BALTIMORE
citywThe I'll Housing Autherity Of Baltimore
andre and removing all buildings. etc; in con-
pa S. T. on the 18th day Of March.
1889. at 81 Commerce St. McCawley
Building Baltimore. State of Maryland. at
nnhfin,v whieh time nnera and place all bids will be
eesSf5 bidder VII be required to furnish
bonds. Attention is called to the fact that
not less than the minimum wage rate as
set forth in the specifications must be paid
on this project. Specifications and draw
file and may be obtained at the once OF
the Housing Authority Of Baltimore City at
Baltimore, Md. Deposit Of $40 is required
for drawings and specifications. which will
be refunded when returned The Housing
Authority of Baltimore City reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and to waive
an, any informalities in bidding. Bid security
cations. No bid shall be Withdrawn for
a period Of sixty 900 days subsequent to
the Housing Authority Of Baltimore City.
c. D. LOOMS Technical Director. Housing
Authority Of Baltimore City.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,

BY oWNER-BEAUTIFUL sEMI-DETACH-
ed brick home. in new-house condition.
near Eastern High; lot 24xl36 to soft.
paved alley: six rooms. inclosed porches.
for wide lot in good location. BOX 37b-T,
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ROOMING HOUSE.
$500 DOWN PAYMENT

.t' 2 ~ w - ~ ~N1IIN q,
come. $l75: unfurnished. II rooms. 3
baths and complete kitchens.l Near l4th
and Columbia rd. If YOU furnish apis. In
come can be increased to S21O per month.
Price: only S7.950 terms on balance. MR..
KYLE Potomac 5000.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE. WITH LOT AND REPAIR SHOP.
4501 Benning I'd. ne. Reasonable rent.
Lincoln lO160.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE SPACE. CEN
ter of town: freproof S7x11O: End floor;
electric elevator: heat and light. Box
ALL Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CONN AVE. PROPERTY ZoNED COM
merclaL old residence preferred. Box
:}96-M Star
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS WANTED.
WANTED TO 10 ACRES IN D, c. OR
close Va. or Md. section for loW-cost homes.
Sewer and water must be in or avaiiable
and ground approximately on Grade Write
MI Waiter. giving location. price and
b r. SAUL CO.,
e2b 18th st. NV. National t21oo.
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$3.50 TO Sl360

$3.50 TO 81 300
Country club section IN nearby Virginia.
so to- 115 feet front; water. sewer. gas,
and electricity; ready for building; rolling,
wooded sites; some with stream acrass
rear; restricted section. Direct bus serV-
der construction. Call MR.. HEATER, with
BOSS & PHELPS. NATL. $500
SALE OR TRADE, BEAUTI-
full 12,800-ft. lot, in Forest
Hills section, between Conn.
Ave. and Rock Creek PIX. Will
consider farm or waterfront
property. Dist. 77O6.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
PROPOSALS.

"a ACRES. LEVEL FARM LAND. s4s FIT
high water front; AZ miles D. c.: $2,75U
Terms. Natl 1853. Dupont 1920.
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COMPARE

These new detached brick homes and
beautiful wooded lots 6Ox1A5 feet in
Chevy Chase. D. c. containing 6 large
rooms. baths. knotty pine. recreation
room, air-eonditioned oil heat. attached
brick garage These homes are close to
schools Transportation. etc. and we believe
them to be the best values offered in this
at SlO45O end can be purcha sed on easy
terms Gail j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Met 1143 until q pm.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WANTED-y-ft stake or platform trucl
body. in good condition. Box 223-x. Star
Evening star., 1939-03-06
FARMS FOR SALE,

LET US SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE,
A. L. T1MBERAKE. GREENWOOD 299I
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TERRAPLANE 1885 5-passenger sedan:
car is offered at a special price and is
worth your consideration: only S345
Warfeld Motor Co. Branch. 1907 14th
NV Adams 5000
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FIRST COMMERCIAL.

212 18th ST NE.
$3.50. TERMS.
Colonial brick home. 3 rms; bath. front
and double rear porches; INV. h. elec. refg.
Vacant. For key call Mr.. Bennett Pot.
Evening star., 1939-03-06

BUICK 1887 2-door de luxe sedan; actual
mileage 5,34s. White sidewall tires. You
must see this car to appreciate its value;
S659. Boccabello Service Station. 90 g
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PONTIAC 1886 de luxe 4-dr. tr. sedan.
product. This Pontiac, finished in a
beautiful dark maroon. has been recondi-
| toned from stem to stern by our own ex.
pert MECHANICS. and it's fully guar Now
only $40 Easy terms. liberal trade. at
the Trew Motor Co.. 1926 14th ST. NV,
and l4th and Pa
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$3.50.
Detached. 1905 Beech ave, Decatur
Heights. Md.-New brick broom bungalow,
all modern improvements. full basement,
detached garage. To reach property drive
out Bladensburg I'd. to Peace Monument
and turn left on Defense highway to sign.
UNITED REALTY co. OF MD. INC.
104 Md. Ave. Hyattsville. Md.
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PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door sedan S24O;
Plymouth 1898 4-door sedan, 1915; prl-
vate owner: will take small trade. 4OS
26th st. NV. Mr.. Gordon
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706 Gist Ave-, Silver Spring, Md
81 o50

New Groom house; spacious living room
kitchen. 3 bedrooms tile bath high ceiling
basement with full-size windows suitable
porch butn H9 Teproof sarase With oSer S
head door. House is screened weather.
stripped and caulked Street paved and
paid Convenient to stores schools. churches
and TRANSFORMATION. Large lot with shade
trees. Easy terms.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
SPRINGLAWN INC,
Hugh Warren Pres
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
So: $50 = Two SX-room and bath brick
houses. in good rental section. Rent,
$3.50 per year
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| STUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator 2-door tour.
ing sedan; heater. extras. original black
nnish, set PRACTICALLY new Firestone tires:
6-cyl1nder. 90-h.p. economy motor: real
value for new-car buyer Butler Bonded.
my cars make good or I do" Only S547.
Lee D Butler. Inc. 112l 21st NV. Dis
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$3.50 - Store with three-room and bath
apartment above: located on wide busy
avenue. downtown; average annual in
come $69l 90. Call for particulars.
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STUDEBAKER 1898 President 4-door trunk
sedan: original black finish. radio. heater.
spotless condition, throughout: come in let
us tell you complete story: owners name
on request. Butler Bonded: MY cars
Inc. 1l27 2lst ST q W Qistrict j 81
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FREDERICK NJ BRADLEY.
Attorney for the Receiver,
Colorado Building. mh3 a e
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$2,750.
Located on 4th st. s.w. Zoned 1st COM
merciai. 2-story bay window brick 6
rooms path electricity. Rented $3.50,
EVENINGS CALL MR. ODCNNELL.
ADAMS 5l12
THOS. J FISHER g. co. INC.
13S 18th ST NV DiST RsoO
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SILVER SPRING-A new. detached brick
home six fine rooms. AIR-CONDl-
TONED oil heat. garage. Close to public
and Catholic schools, stores and trans
portation. Price S9.250.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Railroads Need
Held to Be Equality

Give railroads equality with other
methods of transportation in taxes.
regulations and subsidies and they
will regain their rightful place in the
economic life of the Nation" c. j.
Corliss, manager of the public sec
ton of the Association of American
Railroads. told the Cosmopolitan
Club yesterday.
A recent survey, he said, showed
that railroads have assets of $4,000
100000 in excess of par value of out
standing stocks and bonds, that
there are more than 300 trains that
average more than 60 miles an hour
on their scheduled runs.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Northeast Conference
Urges Thorough
Milk Probe
Member Bodies Hear
Call for Fewer
Traffic Regulations

Fewer and more uniform traffic
regulations and delegation of the
duties of the present Department of
Vehicles and Traffic to the Police
Department were urged last night
by A. F. E. Scheer before the North
east Conference of Citizens Asso-
Citations. Mr.. Scheer's speech was
preceded by conference action call
ing for continued thorough prose-
cution' of the local milk situation
by congressional and District au-
tnorties and a motion opposing
registration of automobile liens by
the Police Department.
Mr. Scheer, former conference
president, called attention to an
300 per cent increase" in automo-
bile taxes for the District, which he
attributed to traffic "gadgets" pur-
chased by the District and to heavy
cost of enforcing go per cent too
many regulations" "Bullheadness"
on the part of Congress in dump
ing buildings into congested areas"
was also blamed by Mr.. Scheer for
traffic problems in the District.
Hits Inspection Requirement.
LESS than one-tenth of l per
cent of District accidents are trace
able to faulty automobiles" Mr..
Scheer stated, maintainging that
the inspection of automobiles now
required was an inf1iction on Wash
ington car owners. Exemption of
new cars from inspection was pro-
posed by the speaker.
At the instance of Frank E. Har-
rison, chairman of a special COM
mittee appointed to study the milk
question, it was decided to defer all
conference action, with the excep-
ton of Marvin McLeans motion
urging continuance of the congress
slonal investigation of milk, until
more facts are disclosed.
Sees 12-Cent Price Possible.
Mr.. Mclean, president of the con-
ference, stated his belief that milk
of standard quality could be sold in
the District as low in price as II
cents per quart"
Vincent P. Boudren and A. D.
Calvert, presidents of the Metropo-
lis View and Lincoln Park Citizens
Associations, respectively, collabo-
rated on a motion which opposed
registration of liens against auto
mobiles by the Police Department
as proposed by House Resolution
1850, condemning the resolution as
creating red tape and extra ex-
pense to car owners. The motion
favored companion bills in House
and Senate which would delegate
the registration to the Recorder of
Deeds office.
Mr.. Boudren asked conference
support of the proposed week end
excursion of citizens associations to
the New York Worlds Fair under
the auspices of the federation.
The conference adjourned for the
summer.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
S33,454, $50 Is Paid
In Apri! Security Claims

April claims for unemployment
benefit payments under the Social
Security Act came to 1907 $50
throughout the country, and pay
ments totalled S33,454,9 $50, the So
cial Security Board reported yester-
day. Claims rose by 487 per cent
from March to April, but payments
declined 31.5 per cent.
In the District in April, 1923
claims were made, or 24.6 per cent
fewer than in March: and S131 SAB
was paid out, 292 per cent less than
IN March. Maryland claims were
S.447. an II per cent increase, and
disbursements were S4l6.873. a fall
ing off of PIP per cent. Virginia
claims were 1882, a e.5 per cent in
crease, and disbursements $3S2,1l1, a
falling off of 217 per cent.
In July, when Illinois and Mon
tana begin their programs, job in
surance will be in full operation in
every State, the District of Colum-
bia, Alaska and Hawaii.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Color Photography Topic

Anton Baumann will deliver an
illustrated lecture on natural color
photography at o'clock tonight in
the Departmental Auditorium, Con-
stitution avenue between Twelfth
and Fourteenth streets NV, under
the joint auspices of the National
Capital Parks and the Nature Photo
graphic Society of Washington.
A general discussion of scenic
photography will be given by Earl
A. Trager chief naturalist, National
Park Service, who will introduce Mr..
Baumann.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Factories Speed Up

Threats of war in Europe have
acted as a stimulus to manufac-
turers Of Denmark and industrial
output there this year has been
near an all-time peak.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
Longer Looms Demanded

Because incomes have not in
creased as fast as prices people in
Mexico are demanding that finance
companies make loans for 18 in
stead of II months.
Evening star., 1939-06-02
To date worn ~ days

CUSTOMER NO. l. The aia wAe Ass charge II
BeiIe- -Shormeef stock and sofss. 81 sisss iAsm
hard weo,. Ask he, wAea yes'ta N!
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17

Ed. Thuerwachter
Fountaine Hotel
Paul Mccoy
DR.. Inglis
DR.. Brand
Dr.. Pease
DR.. Lyman
DIR. Gibson
DR.. Corporon
DR.. Chadbourne
ChaS. Howard
Jos. Muehlbauer
Illcox Implement Comp
,nry Sherman Meat Ma
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17
A
Some Of The Firms Who Were Ago

Francois & Schmahl
F. w. Philbrick
Kuenzli & Luscher
III. M. Hitchcock
Lauterbach Bros.
Cummings & Dripps
Frank Lobdell
F. G Hubbard
Ed Luscher
Aune & Thune
Otto Grapp
Apitz lChas.) Tailor
George Jaehning (Jael
III. A. Baldwin First
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17
Chas. f Gales Co.
Welcomes You to the Diamond jubilee
August 20 q and e
Redwood Falls is Proud
Of This Beautiful Store

We fattered of course, when people we have
the finest womens apparel store in Southwestern Minnesota
but realize fully that it not for the wide
trade it pleasure to serve such
be maintained
has long been the policy in many homes go Gales
We have tried to deserve that reputation that our
"a successful in business that we
have.
1t appropriate however such occasion
sincere thanks to the customers actually had the big
gest part in building this nsution-t Is Your Store-an
institution we have built together
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17

Lamberton Bus Line
Carl Shocky
Heilman & Bissell
Pease Hardware
S. G. Peterson
Iva Gale
j. B. Robinson
Quarton & Barnes
Dad Isham
C. d. Thompson
B.. G.. Greene
Chas. & PITT Tenney
ng Bros.)
:
Evening star., 1939-04-16
Fraternity Invites
Hughes 10 Speak

Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes has been invited to address
his own fraternity. Sigma Nu Phi,
at its 26th high court Of chancery
here in May. One thousand mem
bers are expected to participate in
the national convention, which will
be held at the Raleigh Hotel May
As.
Associate Justice Stanley Reed Of
the Supreme Court also is expected
to speak. Welcoming the delegates
will be Godfrey L. Munter. attorney,
present lord high chancellor of the
fraternity and until recently presi-
dent of the Bar Association Of the
District of Columbia. Open house,
to be held at the Sigma Nu Phi
National Headquarters House. will
launch the sessions, which will be
climaxed by a formal banquet on
Saturday evening. May 6, at the
Raleigh Hotel, honoring the incom-
ing officers.
The general committee in charge
Of the national convention is COM
posed of Harold I. Baynton, chair
man; Howard I. Wittenmyer, secre-
tary: Harry L. Clendening, treas
urer; Roland E. Benninghoven,
Henry 3. Cusick, Willis E. NOVEL;,
Harry F. Tyler, jr., and William P,
Cochrane, all of Washington.
Evening star., 1939-04-16
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D.
Balkan Nations Greet
Roosevelt Plea With
Joyous Approval
Mention Of Southeastern
Europe Stotes Mokes
Deep Impression
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, April 15.-Joyous ap-
proval greeted President Roosevelt's S
peace appeal to Hitler and Mussolini
IN the countries of Southeastern
Europe tonight.
The fact that each of the little
Balkan states and Hungary were
mentioned specifically as nations for
whose independence America was
concerned made deep impression.
The fact that Hungary is men,
toned by name in the Presidents
appeal surprises and deeply inter-
ests Ms" said Hungarian foreign
Office spokesman.
Hungarian officials broke week
end engagements to consider the
Roosevelt statement. But it was
explained there could be no ex-
preston of official attitude until
formal discussions by the govern
ment had. taken place.
Tickers in the foreign office were
bringing in the text of the declara-
ton and officials hung over the
machines to read.
Rumania already was deeply i'm
pressed by President Roosevelt's 8
Pan-American Day address yester-
day.
After the British and French
guarantee of Rumanian independ-
ence, the Presidents declaration is
tremendous contribution to the
efforts of the forces striving for
peace" a foreign Office official said.
In Belgrade the Presidents COM
munication to the Fascist -Nazi
rulers created a sensation. 1t was
apparent officials were pleased.
Evening star., 1939-04-16
Turkey Dinner Given
In Honor Of Capt. Kay

An old-fashioned turkey dinner
was given at the No. Fire Engine
Company house yesterday in honor
of Capt. Joseph w. Kay before his
transfer to No. 3 Engine Company,
where he will be in command.
With the entire second platoon
of the company looking on, Bat
talon Chief G. w. Smith presented
Capt. Kay q travelling bag, gift Of
his colleagues at No. 8. Brief ad-
dresses were made by Capt. w. l..
Mcmahon and Sergt. A. F. Diegel-
man.
The dinner was prepared by Pvt.
"Cozy" Cocimano. who commented
last night, Everything must have
been all right, as the bicarbonate
hasn't been taken from the shelf
yet" And 1t won't be. his fellow
firemen agreed.
Capt. Kay was promoted to a
captaincy a week ago after serving
as q lieutenant for several years.
Evening star., 1939-04-16
SOAP BOX DERBY RULES

(Note to boys American Legion again
sponsoring Box Derby this for boys Of the WASH
metropolitan The Derby Of motorless gravity
powered miniature automobiles coaster built and driven
by boys will Washington in national
international finals at Akron, Ohio, in August)
These your guide WASHINGTON
BOX DERBY:
Eligibility: than 10 older than IS
passed his 10th birthday the day Of the
ineligible You must live in Washington nearby
Maryland Virginia Members Of the immediate family of
poyes Chevrolet Motor Chevrolet dealers
poyes dealers will not be allowed to compete
and entry blanks: Secure these and sign
safety pledge aesrooms Of nearest Chevrolet dealer
Washington Clarendon Va Silver Spring Hyatts
vie be accompanied by parent guardian
Observe the letter the rules regulations
dimensions and building requirements for Derby
Groups well individuals enter No
may giving advice Chevrolet service
mechanics will be glad to advise you.
4 No racing cost more than SO.
DERBY WATcHWORDs!
Read the Rxles Carefully
Observe Your Safety Pledge.
Read TIE Star Regularly for Derby Nsws.
Evening star., 1939-04-16
Hueuenot Society
Dedicutes TubIet

The Huguenot Society OF Wash
ington dedicated a memorial tablet
in honor of the Hugeunot leader,
Admiral Gaspard de Coligny, yes
terday afternoon at the Washington
Cathedral.
The tablet faces the entrance to
the Chapel of Joseph of Arimathea,
where the first religious service Of
the Federation of Hugeunot Soci-
eties in America was held in 1882.
Mrs. Frank B. Steele, president of
the local society, made the presenta-
tion. Bishop James E. Freeman con-
Quoted the service and accepted the
tablet. Arrangements for the cere-
mony were in charge of Mrs. Ever
ard Robinson Todd. vice president
Of the society. The memorial is the
result of campaign of several
years. during which funds for it
gradually were accumulated.
Evening star., 1939-04-16
Fairbanks, Jr., 10 Wed
Palm Beach SociaIite
BY the Associated Press.

OS tuc hSSOClSttQ FIeSS.
HOLLYWOOD. Calf, April IS
Douglas Fairbanks. jr.. and Mary
Lee Epling Hartford, New York and
Palm Beach. Fla. socialite, will be
married here within 10 days, they
announced today.
The actor and his bride-to-be
said the date of their church we'd
ding depends on the time Mr.. Fair
banks finishes his current picture,
The Sun Never Sets"
Mrs. Hartford, who recently OBJ
tanned Florida divorce from G..
Huntington Hartford, Palm Beach
writer and sportsman, arrived today
with her mother. Mrs. Giles Thomas
Epling, of Bluefield, w. Va.
The couple met about year and
half ago at a Hollywood party.
It will be Mr.. Fairbanks second
marriage. His first wife, Joan Craw-
ford, divorced her second husband,
Franchot Tone, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Hartford's father was the
late DR.. Giles Thomas Epling, a
surgeon Of WEIGH, w. Va. She is a
graduate Of Miss Sayward's School
of Philadelphia. She also attend
Stuart Hall at Staunton, Va, where
a sister, Mrs. c. A. Burriss, lives.
Evening star., 1939-04-16

dent Roosevelt, or, as another in
stance, Messrs. Cohen, Corcoran ct
al, on one side and Senators Burke
Wheeler, Tydings, George and Smith
on the other.
"And what a task Mr.. Nicholson
has in trying to interpret the Presi-
dents reputation earlier this week
of his Senate leader, Dear Alben
Barkley! Is it any wonder Mr.
Michelsor> prefers to go back 10
years for events on which to COM
ment?
Perhaps now Mr.. Nicholson will
let us know what the New Deal
proposes to do to end the depres-
sion and put some 100000 back
to work at decent wages. Perhaps
he will let us in on the secret and
explain this administrations farm
program. Maybe he will tell us why
President Roosevelt persists in ef-
forts to create a war psychology in
this country"
Evening star., 1939-04-16
Concert Will Benefit
Northeast Mission Work

Miss Janet Bracken, soprano, and
Herbert Donaldson, pianist, young
concert artists of Chicago will ap-
pear under the auspices of the
Northeast Rescue Mission May 10 at
the Masonic Auditorium, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue NV.
Proceeds will be used to promote
the work of the mission, which was
organized in 1896 by a group Of
churches in the Northeast area Of
the city.
Evening star., 1939-04-16
Police Seeking Phil Fur;
Wife Obtains Warrant

Princes Georges County (Md)
police last night were searching for
Phil Furr, wellknown local welter-
weight boxer, following issuance of a
warrant charging assault on COM
plant of his wife, Mrs. Mary Furr.
Prince Georges County policemen
Edward Cissel and Sergt. Elon
Turner answered a call to the Furr
home at II Laurel avenue, Seat
Pleasant, Md. last night after neigh
bors reported they heard screams
issuing from the house.
At the home, Lewis Furr, brother
of the District fighter, said there
only had been a heated family argu-
ment, but the boxers wife went with
Sergt. Turner to Justice of the Peace
David E. -Hallen in Capitol Heights
70 obtain a warrant, police said.
When they returned, police said,
Phil Furr, who once stayed 10 rounds
with Barney Ross at Griffith Sta
dium, was gone. He had gone out
pack, Officer Cissel explained, sup
posedly ito look at some ducks" the
family was raising.
Evening star., 1939-04-16
Good Samaritan Home BOYS
Get Soap Box Derby Coach
Instructor Provided Because of Work
They Did in Lost Years Contest

ervoir road NV, Gordon Junior
High.
The Soap Box Derby is open to
any boy between the ages Of 10 and
Is years, inclusive, and living in
Washington or nearby Maryland or
Virginia. Full directions for regis
tration and entry are contained in
a special box carried elsewhere on
this page.
Approximately 225 boys competed
last July % for the Washington
Derby crown, which was won by
Norman Rocca, Anacostia Junior
High student. Norman represented
the Capital in the national and in
ternational Derby finals at Akron
Ohio, and thus is ineligible for fur
ther competition. according to Der
by rules. The local Derby was run
on New Hampshire avenue NE.
The exact time and place for the
1899 Derby will be announced later
Mr.. Holleran said yesterday, as he
again urged all boys interested to
register early in the Derby season
and have all the time they need to
plan and build a racing car.
Watch The Star for Derby news.)