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and Mrs. Symington sailed for a
wedding trip In England. The bride
is graduate Of Foxcroft School and
made her debut in New York, Balti-
more and Pittsburgh In 1896. She
Is a granddaughter of Henry Clay
Flick OF New York and Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Symington, who is a son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Fife Symington of Luth-
ervllle, Va, was graduated from
princeton in 1888 and is an execu-
tive OF a leading airways company.
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Miss Beryl Ford
Visiting Parents

Representative and Mrs. Leland
M: Ford of California have been
joined at the Shoreham by their
daughter. Miss Beryl Ford, who
came from the home of her grand
mother at Lynchburg, Va. Miss
Ford Will remain with her parents
until Congress adjourns.
MISS Ford was in New Orleans for
the Mardi Gras festivities and at
Tended the early private balls, as
she was in the city visiting friends
since early January.
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74th Club to Meet

The third meeting of the Seventy
fourth Club will be held at the Ken
nedy-Warren Wednesday at 1890
o'clock. The guest speaker will be
Mrs. Lucretia Del Vale Grady and
her subject will be "It's an old
Spanish Custom"
A business meeting will precede
the luncheon at 11:3O o'clock.
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Plan Trip West

The Netherlands Minister and
Nine. Loudon will leave Washington
Saturday for months trip to Cali
fornia. The Minister and Nine.
Loudon have been back only 10 days
from Cuba, where the envoy went to
present his credentials as Minister
at Havana.
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Entertain at Club

1t. Bernard L. Austin, U. s. NJ,
and Mrs. Austin Of Beverly Hills,
Alexandria, entertained 13 guests
last evening at dinner, followed by
dancing at the Army-Navy Country
Club.
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Wallace Breakfast

The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace will entertain
at midday breakfast today in their
apartment in Wardman Park Hotel,
when their guests will be the men,
bers of the Iowa delegation in Con-
gress.
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carpet to be spread in the station
and if one were wanted, Uncle Sam
would certainly have to reach down
IN his jeans and buy it. AS to the
reception room, it was having its
face lifted and would soon look
fresh and lovely with it's grayish
ivory walls, fresh woodwork and
again, he said, if there is to be new
furniture-it is needed-Uncle Sam
would have to pay for it.
The room is to be a perfect bower
of flowers supposedly from the
White House greenhouses and, hoot
mon! a wee bit of heather for the
bonny little Scotch Queen. She will
see Washington at its lovehest in
the month of roses, and as she looks
across the station plaza to the great
white dome of the Capitol and the
green Virginia hills beyond, it will
be a fair prospect
Royalty Passes In Review
At Union Station.
Our official friend spoke of the
resurfacing of the street imme-
diately.in front of the station, which
the railroads are having done,
There will be troops to right of
them and troops to left of them,
and the King and Queen will have
an eye full when they see those
splendid, clean-cut, outstanding
chaps who constitute the three
branches Of the service, the finest
and happlest in the world; sailors
Tor England's sailor King, who saw
service in the World War and knows
What it is all about; cavalrymen-
not so picturesque as the Black
Watch-and then the marines.
Our friend was mot a bit blase
Notwithstanding all the greatnesses
he has maneuvered about over the
States. He spoke of the splendid
manhood of the late King Albert of
Belgium, his charm and kingliness:
OF the little King of Siam, of Capt.
Anthony Eden with his Jolly
contagious smile, and then he re-
called how Mr.. Roosevelt used to
come before he was Governor of
New York; his thoughtfulness for
all who arranged for his comfort,
his remembrance of little personal
things connected with those who
served him. He recalled Col. Louis
McHenry Howe, who always had a
little time to sit down and chat.
Col. Howe liked to stop at one of
the hotels near the station and there.
looking out over the plaza, his
homely philosophy would come into
play as he talked about men and
public affairs. At times his intuition
seemed almost uncanny.
Next to President Franklin Delano
Roosevelt our raconteur said he
thought the Duke of Windsor-then
Prince of Wales-was the most
charming gentleman he had ever
met. Courteous, natural manners
nothing of the stiff shirt about him.
He recalled the Princes fair hair
and his boyish, carefree face.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
About Well>Kn0wn Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
d. c. Prepares to Receive Royalty;
Viscount Esher's Journals and
Mrs. Acheson's One. Man Show
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

BY ROBERT CRAWFORD
Sne mans anohers
ABOUT the procedure of the
British Empire the United June Not
however until the poocoans etiquette Department
oe submit their President Roosevelt anything
nte be KNOWN except that foregone conclusion
aAd Roosevelt will welcome porto
the White House. just they received distinguished
1t has been auhorave reported that
for the President United after the
customs of his country. ~
Station Atache
Remnisces on
When Union Station railway ofcialwho be nameess
OUT VINO mas spent many years of his life
departure Of distinguished
about the comngs and gongs the Capta
ne was asked there would be
satn Tor their royal hghnesses walk
furniture in the Presidents reception He replied
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Hosts at Dinner

Lt. Col. Edward c. Wellington, U.
5. A., and Mrs. Wellington of Quebec
street were hosts at the dinner
dance last night at the Army Navy
Country Club.
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COlOrful Jacket
For Collectors,

One book shop window on F.
street is papered with Mrs. Wood
row Wilson's MY Memoir" and a
gay sight it is, too. The jacket of
the book is resplendent in gold and
royal red with the title on a shield
from which protrudes what appears
to be an olive branch and royal
palms-if your hobby is collecting
jackets this one is masterpiece.
There is much in the book that was
not in the magazine articles. Be-
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

mean awning IN yo,I Mr Hnm Pryar3
II So let us show you this gem of home
a small reproduction of one of the old
its beautifully proportioned living room
and dining room an additional room that
can be used either as library or a bed
and lots Of closets and complete bath on
NE ma floor. Situated in one of Chevy
Shasss quiet and beautiful locations. En-
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met. Il43 until
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AT LAST
SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

reception hall with a lovely GIRO ULAR
STAIRCASE. Every one has hoped to find
the unusual-now you have It, Just take
a look-the stairway will thrill you The
large living room and dining room. modern
press YOU keenly. The master bedroom is
SPACIOUS and has one of the largest private
tile baths you ever saw. There are two
other bedrooms and hall bath with
shower. The basement has q most attrac-
tive recreation room with bar There is
maids room and bath. Oil heating plant
Lot 5OxlS0. l promise you something truly
extraordinary. The owner is particularly
ANXIOUS not to receive too much publicity
Call for an appointment, please.
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ADAMS 1868.
ROCK GARDEN AND
GRADE APPOP

Yes. this is beauty. Spic and span
Si and ready to be lived in is this charming
Ittle nome in upper Petworth. Containing
SIX lovely rooms and bath. with inclosed
sleeping porch, open fireplace in living
room. maid room in basement. automatic
neat. insulated garage. large fenced-in lot
with rock garden and grape arbor It's
not new home but is in excellent condi-
tlon. See 1t today and compare. Call En-
erSon 5615 for other inflammation
Evening star., 1939-03-21

10 LOW-Priced Brick Homes.
Pre-showing of 10 new. thrifty brick
homes 415 to 433 10th St n.e-Six rooms
tile bath with shower. de luxe kitchen,
chestnut trim. furred walls. insulated gas
nred Bryant air-condtioning gas heat: con-
crete front porch: lavatory in basement
Price. $4,000: 5000 cash. $40 80 month
H. A. terms include interest principal,
taxes and insurance. Built by
TOLSON & KEMP.
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$3.50.
Dorly

An outstanding value in full 2-story
scaped lot 5Ox15O completely fenced in.
Convenient and desirable location high
elevation. House contains full-sized
rooms. living room about 2lxl4 with fire.
place. modern kitchen with G. E refrig-
orator. ? splendid bedrooms and tile bath
with built-in tub and shower Large stor-
age attic. 1t is strictly modern hardwood
trim and oak floors and the basement is
partitioned of for recreation room De-
tached garage with childrens playroom
adjoining. Attractive terms can be made.
THOS. J. FISHER & COMPANY INC. DI.
$3.50 OR EVENINGS CALL Mr., BOUS-
CAREN ADAMS 34oo
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OPEN AND HEATED
STONE CAPE COD.
ONLY $3.50.
$500 CASH.
SIS MONTHLY

4s52 2 3rd ST; So. ARLINGTON. VA ,
Built it'll by 'qei qeIa bs You shoudn. miss seeing
school and bus service. Large iyinu no. raor near
pax pax hoors. stone fireplace and hearth. and.
u9s and cInc ano screen. bookshelves floor pluGs
work throughout. French door open,ns on
eoYereo concrete porch. fully screened
Dnette sdJoinS kitchen Three wall plugs
space Armstrong inlaid linoleum "sse exe
tneInSiSe t"Is gas range. best Magic Chef: white
h t.le SINK and drainboard. overhead cup
,nsn 2 sood-size bedrooms closets in each;
paper eapSse and s,ac aoor plugs. attractive wall
white and black tile bath. built-in mn
shower curtain. Mirrored medicine cab
derneath 'heNes uh-
hos Concrete cellar under entire house Steel
i iieht aIG and columns, steel windows. plenty
servants toilet. plug for electric washer. i
electric lights. Walls ,l6 inches thick.
summer and dotTatsr vgn.1 hss, snd oil burner
Drain tile around, entire house.
,0a Attlc unfinished. windows weather-strip-
for ROCK Soo hGoTns insuIated dDfse Be-
your best things Place for sor Tadaors fafofs i0r
out SHiser siHt and downspouts tiled to street
stripped and caulked. Detached aaraae. i.
IT. by 20 IT.. concrete floor. private drive
Eia.,o Esy Several trees. shrubbery- and sod
IRON handrails. Large lot. 6O-ft. front BY
completed @ to satisfied purchasers.
WALTER O'HARA & SONS,
LEE BOULEVARD,
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Residence Phone: Oxford OI93
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODRIDGE-S635 IS

WOOOft11\1Ei- ,S0U.
Out-of-town owner has Just authorized
me to sacrifice his newly renovated. de-
tached home. containing six rooms. bath
hot-water heat. electricity and garage Has
new range. new shades. new laundry trays
and is newly papered and painted through
out. Just north Of Monroe St ne. near
The Burroughs Elementary School. Taft
Junior High and recreation center. Eve
ninRs Col 1885,
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. REALToR. Natl. O753.
WOODBRIDGE CORNER.
1925 MONROE ST. NE.
REGULAR Price. S1ObOO.
OUR PRICE, $3.50.
Beautiful corner house with three porches
and all the latest improvements Also
Dullt-in garage. We can make the pay
ments just like rent. Vacant and ready to
move in. Inspect tonight
Howenstein Realty Corp,
l4ls H st. NV. Dist 1877.
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CASH FOR HOUSES, QUICK SETTLE
ment. no commission. white or colored Z.
a GARVEY Dist. 45Os. Eve and sun,
Georgia $500. 1928 VT. ave
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES.
frame nia or brick. in any condition in the
District OF Columbia. Deals closed in one
ny nas Mi Natl + c4EfHERN. f4}s sla New York ave.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
Wnits or colored, any condition 4. a
BARRY. 3439 14th NV. Col SOss.
CASH CLIENTS-HOUsEs UNDER 1000.
Also investment property. E. w. BAILEY,
Aoams 47S6 mail 1435 Meridian pl NV.
COLLEGE TEACHER WANTS MODERN g.
IN ra 400 2spath home. det. or semi-det.:
Ss.OOO-SS. 800: 81 900 cash. Give full par
1lculars. Box 1867. Star
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D
properly IL the price is right Frame or
orlck large or small: condition tmmaterial
on, HUMPHREYS
-ooS N Cap Realtor Natl. OS7S
GET MY PRICE BEFORE You SELL
personally will pay Dash for your D. C.
property, white or colored G G DUTY
io24 vermont ave. National 44s2
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D G
nnouses brick or frame. Call or write Mr.
. 14o, Goss CO. 8, REALTY COMPANY.
i4o' Eve Syen,ros sy A. Natl. 1853.
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ROOMING HOUSE.

Furnished. apis. and extra sleeping
rms; income S24O per month "a rms.
baths complete kitchens. 3 cleo refgs
OF heat). Nr. 18th and Col. rd NV: price
S995O, Terms on balance. MR. KYLE.
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VIM. r. THORC
2O24 r. I. Ave. NE.
5000

Chevy Chase. D. C-New brick de-
tached home. air conditioned Monthly
payments. S52 04. Convenient to all
schools. y block Connecticut ave. In
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81, ,450.
7 ROOMS-2 RATHS

Owner will sacrifice this detached home.
overlooking the Potomac River in the
District; Just 10 minutes from downtown
mas on burner, elec. refg. and all con-
evenings. Woodley 390l F. ELIOT MID
DLETON. 205 Investment Bldg
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Near Navy Yard Only So, 500.
sAkES Really CO.. 'pIsTR1esHT" sH"'i:'i1 isii.
TO PM
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Charming English-Type Home.

Charming English-Type Home.
All the charm and INABILITY that the
f1ne proportioned home in an open neigh
borhood anording plenty Of fresh air and
sunshine. Facilities are 3 comfortable
built-in tub and showers. large living room
with open fireplace, bright dining room
spacious library. modern kitchen, large
lavatory. automatic heat. 2-car detached
garage. Convenient to stores, schools and
Transportation. For $12.95O we consider
this the outstanding buy Of the season.
For INSPECTION call EN-. 1915.
Evening star., 1939-03-21

IT'S SWAMI ST. N.W.-$45.
FOR COLORED
rooms. kitchen and bath; front apts:
southern exposure
National Mortgage e. Inv. Corp,
Natl. 5S33. l3lo N Y Ave
Evening star., 1939-03-21

NEW-$4,95O- 5O-BRICK,
ON WIDE AVENUE.
$3.50 CASH.
Low monthly payments 5 large rooms.
modern kitchen large bath with shower.
plenty closets. full cellar automatic hot
water heat. porches. steel windows. oak
floors; natural trim; high-class construc-
tion
211 MINNESOTA AVE. NE.
Open 1890 to 3.
(Out Penna. ave. Sc. to Mimi ave. left
to our sign. or out H st. and Benning I'd.
ne. to MINI. ave, right to our sign)
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th St. NV Dist 3346
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,

A charming bungalow in American Uni
There Is porch covering the entire front
of the house. q large living room with
nrepiace and bookcases. a bright dining
room. large kitchen and bedrooms COM
plete the first floor. finished attic that
can be used as playroom or a couple Of
Deorooms and a. large. bright basement
complete the facilities of the house. An
Outstanding buy. Call Met. 5591 or Ma
OS66 as SOON aS nnsSihle
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ROOMING HOUSE.

500 DOWN S65 PER MONTH.
Downtown. 1912 N st. n.w.-8 rooms
bath. 2 kitchens, running water in several
rooms: Just papered and painted; price,
S6.Qh0 OWNER. Wis 1900
Evening star., 1939-03-21
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
BUY FROM BUILDER

NEW-BETHESDA-
? r.. l b.. large unfin. End f.; all brir
~ hs1in I'm gar and future rec. rm.; Woo
i9t oo 80: insulated; automatic oil he
sIate root: finance to suit WIS e.an
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE n C
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

1923 18th ST. NE.-6-RM. BATH BRICK;
porcnes moderate rental Will sell. easy
leLms. IVA. 1903: ewes. SH 4167
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

WILL ACCEPT DIAMONDS FOR EoUIT
IN 3-room apt. IN heh-class apt bid
on Conn. ave. Box 436-X Star
Evening star., 1939-03-21


1907 A ST, Sc.
iSse LYMAN isLnsi pL' Ne E'0'
8 Rms N 1vT1 and Bath; $3.50.
206 Mills Building. National 2ss5.
rooms Bat bath: ~ h;,T. E. g. s32;5o.
rooms as'h s4ls aISs ath ST. rsSdseorated; ne s45
AT 9th and Monroe Sts)
r0N@s sas MfNNEsofAs MI ii !se5f sasS aHE' s5S. NJ
rooms $Soa 1913 OTIS f t. s4' 1aFsf Ne, yard $50.
rooms ss7a Ss5a 1its htSs:i 81 dNstafhed; NW $50.
rated ioSms' S1S so INCL porches; newly deco
1915 OWEN PL. NE
1910, SHEPHERD ST. NV 200
seo rooms bath; auto. heat; redecorated;
$40 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
se6 rooms. bath. h.-w.h.; semi-det.; gar;
1924 14th ST. NV. District a34e
s21 RANDOLPH ST NV
rms. a bedrms.5, bath h.vb VA
s2s pELAF1ELD pL. NV.
rms, bath gas heat ami. S55 OO
3014 !4th ST. NV.
X rms ses 6 - bedrms,). 2 baths. h.-w.h,
25is 18th ST. NV
$4,000 on'S'' 0a'n' gas heat refs.' porch;
1341 4th ST. s.w.
s,55 oa rms. elec.' water. good condition;
1877 D ST. Sc.
s.5 Gns' Ems 70 bedrms.). bath. h.-w.h, ami;
1874 ST. NE.
sAoo rms rms bath. oil heat, refg. garage;
49,. FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY
IJ1 lDth St NV Natl
Evening star., 1939-03-21

HAMILTON ST. NV
NEAR 5th ST; $3.50.
rooms. bath one incl porch. two open
porches deep lot: $500 cash and $50 per
mo. Why pay rent when you can buy
this home? Mr.. Bennett. Geo. @29S.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. Dist 3346
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THIS is A
REAL BARGAIN.
Near walter Reed

DETACHED BRICK. 4 BEDROOMS
An attractive all-ma sonry home. cont ain
ing 3 unusually large rooms. :. complete
baths "a private bedrooms hardwood
trim: real open fireplace: gear brick ga
race large landscaped lot
FOR DETAILS. CALL RANDOLPH 1919.
$8.950-NEW COLONIAL BRICK.
Overlooking Potomac Palsades De-
tached. six lovely rooms. . complete baths
Bryant air conditioning: open fireplace
brick garage: everything new and modern
You can't beat this value
NIL pIYYY
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See today this semi-detached brick
home. large rooms. porches, open fire.
place. garage: new condition. Convenient
to stores schools. bus and cars 4311 18th
pl ne. Easy terms. MR. JONES. North
10II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-10
Teacher Aid Left Up
To Commission
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sonal industry.
The House passed and sent to the
Senate the bill to license all tourist
homes, cabin camps, dance halls and
the like.
Also passed by the House and ord
cred ratified was the Senate-approv-
ed bill to raise the annual fee for
membership in the State Bar.
A House subcommittee working
on election law reforms named a spe-
cial committee of three members to
draft a new bill to abolish absentee
voting in primaries, repeal all present
absentee voting laws, and provide
writer statutes for absentees in cleo
tions.
A House judiciary committee I'M
favorably reported the Roper bill to
abolish capital punishment.
The joint finance committee this
afternoon considered proposals to in
crease taxes on wine and beer A
subcommittee working on taxation of
soft drinks was ready to report on
amendments which would increase
the taxes on bottling machines. 1t
was estimated the levy would bring
in 100000 instead of $4,000 now be-
ing received.
The subcommittee abandoned the
idea of crown tax
Inc JOINT group on appropriations
took up ALLEGATIONS for the public
schools for the next bennium.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-10

TODAy,S ANNIVERSARIES

TODAY'S ANN1N EkSAh1ES
1775-Charles Lamb, English essay
list. born. Died Dec. 81, 1884.
1810-Joel 4. Hart, noted American
sculptor of his day, born near WIN
chester. KY. Died in Italy, March 2
1877.
1S18-1sham G.. Harris, lawyer, Ten
nessee governor, Confederate soldier,
u. S. senator, one of the strong men
of his times, born in Franklin Co.,
Tenn. Died July s, 1897.
1S19-t'rederick B. Conway, noted
American actor, grandfather of the
late Conway 1ear.e, born in England.
Died at Manchester, Mass, Sept. Z,
1914.
1Sz4-Samuel Piimsoll, the English
reformer who secured passage of the
law making ship overlooking illegal,
born. Died June g. 1898.
1846-Ira Remsen, famed chemist
Johns Hopkins first professor of
chemistry and its president, born in
New York City. Died March 4, 1927
1863-Wil lam r. Shoemaker, real
admiral, born in New York. Died
May 80, 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-10
FARLEY, SMITH, La GUARDIA
EXPRESS THEIR TRIBUTES
(By The Associated Press.

CBy The Associated Press)
Prominent members of the Roman
; Catholic church in the United States
joined with representatives of other
creeds from all walks of life today in
tribute to Pope Plus XI. Tributes in
GUIDED:
James A. Farley, postmaster-gen-
eral-"The world has lost a leader
whose spiritual influence will exist
long after most of us are forgotten.
The earnes' efforts of his holiness to
promote world peace and his energy
in advocating social justice made him
respected by men OF all political and
religious faiths"
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith,
of New York, papal chamberlain
Along with people around the world,
| heard with deep regret of the pass
ing of our holy father, the pope. He
will go down in history as one of the
worlds truly great men. We are los
ing him at a time when we need him
most"
Mayor LaGuardia of New York;
am sincerely and deeply distressed to
hear of the death of Pope Plus XI. He
was exercising all his strength for
peace in this world in these disturb
ing times. I know that 1 and all the
people in the world at the present
time will miss the forces that he was
trying to express. The world is url-
dergoing a real loss il his DEATH"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-10
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Marguerite M. Wells, of Minneapolis
woman leader, born in Milwaukee, CT
years ago.
w. c.. Fields, actor-comedian, born
in Philadelphia, 60 years ago.
Wi liam Allen White of Emporia,
Kans., famed editor-author, born
there, II years ago.
Charles w. Bryan of Lincoln, Nebr.,
ex-governor, brother of the late Will
liam Jennings, born at Salem, ILL.,, II
years ago.
Leasing Rosenwald, board chair
man of Sears Roebuck, son of the
late head, born in Chicago, 48 years
ago.
William T. III den, Jr, of Philadel-
phia, tennis champion and sports
writer, born there, as years ago.
Dorman II. Smith, cartoonist, born
at Steubenville, Ohio, AZ years ago.
Jeffrey Farnol, English novelist
born 81 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-10
TODAY IN HISTORY

: E1676-MrS. Mary w. RowlandSon OF
Lahcaster, Mass, captured by Indians
later ransJmed. Her book on her
captivity became one of the most
widely read books Of that century.
763-Treaty of Paris by which
.Fta1ce relinquished to England all
her possessions on this continent east
Of the Mississippi excepting New Or
d841-Upper and Lower Canada
pnited in federation of two Provinces.
,1898-First census of Greater New
York shows population of 3,438,OOO.
\" 1930-Federal grand jury in Chi
cago indicts 81 corporations engaged
in. nationwide boot.egging ring.
1931-U. S. Treasury puts embargo
on Russian lumber and pulpwood be-
cause made by convict labor.
1933-Schaaf-Carnera fight ends in
death of Schaaf on 18th.
1936--U. S. Supreme Court invalidat
es Huey Long tax on Louisiana news
papers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-10
Peace Again Seems
Near With Spain
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yesterday in reaching Frances e"st-
ern Pyrenees frontier and taking the
Mediterranean island of MonOrca, the
surrender of the Northumberland
zone, the last territory left to the
Spanish government, was confidently
predicted.
Frances minister of the interior,
Ramon Suner, said in Barcelona:
Il hope we shall not be long in an
nouncing new and definite successes
which will cause joy for all"
Despite denials from the govern
ment side and spirited protests of
determination to carry on the war,
insurgent sources said General Miaja,
dictator of the Madrid-Valencia zone,
already was negotiating with France
for a peace agreement.
The date of February IS has been
suggested for the surrender of the
central zone
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-10
Pontiff Dies With
Prayer On His Lips

Continued from page Cne)
at 5:31 a. m. for the pope of peace"
on the fifth day Of the eighteenth
year since his election as head of
the Catholic Church.
During the administration of the
last rites, witnesses said they saw
the pope's lips move. Some close to
him said they thought they heard him
say:
Our last rites, like those of all
mortals; Sister Therese of th& infant
Jesus art near to us. God is merciful.
May his will be DONE"
st. Therese, whom Plus cannonized,
was the saint to whom he had entrust-
ed his health.
Death came while the holy father
was preparing to embark upon new