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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
Z SPECIAL EVENTS.
FOR DURHAM BULLS
''Powers Night" and ''Sweet-
hearts Night" to Draw
Many Fans

Durham, June 1.-Two special at
fractions will spice up the home
stand of the Durham Bulls next
week, during their series with the
Portsmouth Cubs, who will be max
ing their first 1899 appearance in
the local ball park.
Tuesday, June 6, will be "Powers
night" when the veteran catcher of
the Bull herd will be presented with
the most valuable player trophy of
the Cotton States League for 1888.
Powers led the league with an aver
age of .345 and was also the pace
maker in driving in runs with III.
A committee of league sports writ
ers selected him as the outstanding
player of the circuit, and he is to
be presented with the Sporting News
Trophy emblematic of the honor.
The trophy is a beautiful electric
clock, surmounted with the figure
OF batter in action. Powers has
been doing yoeman service behind
the plate for the Bulls and a large
delegation of fans is expected to turn
out in his honor Tuesday night.
The following night, June z, will
be "SWeetheart's Night" with COUP
les being admitted for one dollar.
Each sweetheart will. be presented
with a rose, the gift of local flor
iSt.
With these two attractions added
to the improved play of the Bulls,
President Florence, is looking for
large fan turnouts.
A large delegation of out-of- town
fans is expected for the game of
Sunday, June 4, with the Norfolk
Iars, 1888 champions, as the oppos-
ing club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
DUKE AWARDS So
SPRING MONOGRAMS

Durham, June Letters have
been awarded to So members of
spring sports teams at Duke uni
versity. Four student managers for
the 1910 season were named at the
same time
In addition to the awards to play
ers and student managers, Walter
Erich also received a varsity letter
for his services as student manager
Of intramural athletics
The student managers named for
1910 were Burnette Hall, for the
track team, John j. McNeilly, man.
ager of the varsity baseball team, E.
L. Bloodgood, manager of the fresh
man baseball team, and Jack Holli-
day, manager of tennis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
EPSON TOPS PILOT
WEDNESDAY, 4 To- Z
EPSON Meets House of Dav-
id In Two Games Sum
day, One at Night

EPSON whipped Pilot yesterday
afternoon at Pilot to 2 in a tri-
county league game.
Byrd pitched and Pool caught for
EPSON, with Pea Green pitching
and Cohn catching for the losers.
Pine Ridge will play at Epson
Saturday in league contest.
Sunday, Epson meets the House
of David ball club in two games, the
first in the afternoon at 3 o'clock,
and again. at night at o'clock, this
being the first night baseball game
in the Epson section.
The EPSON team is made up of
Dunk Pool, c, Bing Miller, 3b, How
ard Hobgood ss; Jerry Brown, 2b;
Buddie Rogers, ID; and outfielders,
Herndon, Lassiter, Byrd, Edwards.
The pitching staff is composed of
Byrd, Edmunds, Edwards, Rem and
Smith.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
Bearded Boys
Play EPSON
Twice Sunday

The greatest novelty in baseball,
the House of David ball club, will
appear at EPSON Sunday for two
games with the EPSON ball team.
There will be an afternoon game at
3 o'clock and a night contest at 8
o'clock, this being the first night
game ever at EPSON.
The bewhiskered team has been
playing all competition over the south
and are now swinging into the north
on their campaign.
The Davids carry their own light
ing system, and provide plenty of
entertainment for the fans.
Epsom's new park is the scene of
the festivities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
80 Golfers
Post Scores

Thirty golfers, some of them wo-
men, have posted their qualifying
scores at West End Country club
for the annual championship tour
nament, which gets underway next
Monday.
Tommy Jenkins yesterday served
notice that he will be reckoned with
in the final determining the cham
pionship by firing a IA for low quail
flying score thus far posted.
Interest in golf here is at its
peak, with numerous ladies parti-
cipating in the sport.
The ladies qualify during the
morning, and the men during the
afternoon. They will play their
matches on the same schedule.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
0nnnnC hadl1ln6

An old-fashioned European states
man is one who bushes when he an
nounces his nation won't pay its
World War debt installment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
Toda8d1nes'
CITY T.EAGTIE

CITY LEAGUE
Gro-Swift vs.. Lions-Qp)
Rose VS.. KiWanis-(hs)
Games Tomorrow
Christians VS.. Purol Pep-(hs)
Rose VS.. Bankers.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
WinStOn-Salem at Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount at Richmond.
ASheVille at Charlotte.
Norfolk at Durham.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Cleveland
Washington at Chicago
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01

ers were recommended by their
coaches and subsequently approved
by the colleges athletic staff and
Prof. Fishers council for awards.
The baseball team with 16 mono
gram winners i. led the varsity list,
followed by II track and field men.
and seven tennis players. The
freshman track and field squad of
26 numeral winners led the yearl1
inc division. The baseball men, 26
in number, came next. Twelve ten
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
[Re8NIfs]
SOFTBALL-CITY LEAGUE
No games played.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

No games played.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Rocky Mount 8; Durham 4.
Charlotte 16; Winston-Salem 2.
Richmond 10; Asheville 5.
Norfolk 3; Portsmouth O.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 7; New York 4.
Only games scheduled.
An Old-faShiOned F1lrODoan states
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01

Summary: Two base hits: Scog-
gins, Virgins, Morris. Three base
hits: Troutman, Woodruff. Home
run: Lamm. Stolen bases: Turner,
Troutman 2, Cameron, Timberlake,
Robertson, 2. Double plays: Pleas
ants to Terrell. Lamm to Rowe. Base
on balls: Darlington 3; Clayton 2,
Pleasants l. Struck out: by Bar
rington 3; Clayton 5; Blake 2. Hits
off Clayton 8 in 2-3 innings; Pleas
ants in l 1-3.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
81 ATHLETIC AWARDS
MADE AT N. C. STATE

Raleigh, June 1.-Thirty-four var
sity and 63 freshman athletes will
receive awards for their participa-
ton in spring sports at North caro-
lima State, colleges, Athletic Councli
Chairman H. A. Fisher announced
today.
In addition, three varsity man
ayers and three freshman manag-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-01
MS men will get numaral.

,,,;S5 Sweaters ga RS ar and J, major monog,,.
ana track and field athletes baseball
year and third-year tennis FIRST
winners also will receive nla,, mos award
with their minor sports lr,Iohograms
All varsity managers also ,o''iog:rTams
presented with sweaters m by WI %lll be
letlc association. An f, ale ath-
awards winners will rooa; ot;eShman
numerals 1912. OeiVe the
Evening star., 1939-11-18

| A HOME FOR ARMY OR NAVY MAN
| Or one needing spaciouSneSs both inside
! and out ) bedrooms, , baths. maids
! room. oil heat. Apr oximately ! acre
! with many fine trees, including lots of
! dogwood. One of the most beautiful set
| tinQs in Arlington. Near schools, stores;
/ nc Transportation. real barsain. ANY
! reasonable offer considered. Box 104-A.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
SUBURBAN pRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES LEFT.
on private estate near Chevy Chase bus
and U s. Medical Center Three bedrooms,
two lovely Colonial tile baths, spacious
!Iflng rooms recreation room. Phone
KenSinRton 33S
GROOM HOUSE RESTRICTED DIST,
oil heat. garage. fireplace 4a0S c5th pl
No, Lee Heights, Va near country club:
rent, sos. Sale by owner DE. 3473-w
SALE OR LEASE-NEARBY NEW HOUSE.
10 rooms. , baths. gas, cleo, oil heat. out
buildings; - acres very desirable; Wash.
blvd miles N. Laurel. R E. ARM
STRONG. Phone ArmiCer 37-M 49,
Evening star., 1939-11-18
HOUSES FoRpSALE.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
WEST CONN. AVE.

3sOA Kanawha St. nw--Within easy
walking distance of new Wilson High
School. Colonial design. center-hall plan;
st floor. living room with fireplace opening
on large side porch, den. dining room,
modern kitchen and pantry; Ind floor, 3
bedrooms, bath, attic; auto. heat: maids
room and bath In basement: detached ga
rage lot Soft. front, nicely Handicapped,
Property at Sl0500 for immediate sale.
Inspect Before You Buy
OPEN SUNDAY
Evening star., 1939-11-18
FARMS FOR SALE,

25s ACRES OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
suitable for dairyng, stock raising ans
foopS rooms5 modern SsiSn convenences splendid out
buildings; convenient to D. c. Call Ge'
GRAIN AND STOCK FARM CONTAINING
in high state of cultivation, rolling land.
several streams and, springs very larse
farm. and silo, and all necessary out
rambling house of II rooms. nicely ar
ranged, with electricity and in good con
dition, located - miles from D: C. IN
mile from Potomac River. For person
looking for real farm, this is barsain
SaaEn oee at GNef Mclean peToa
F Ca G. s37-W-I, , ee y -
ACCOUNT OF MOVING SOUTH, AM
offering my l50-acre farm and farmhouse
far from Baltimore and Anna polls and
adjoins Government property. Splen-
far farmer HHDo or as as a good investment. as ths
property is sure to soon enhance in value;
viii sell for $500 or S7OO dollars cash and
paid, or will consider a new or lste-model
4-door sedan; Dodse or Plymouth, auto
mobile as init initial psyment s Act quick for
addfess 1Sai Boz 455-v. star 1f'nef pAf''cu.'F'
MARYLAND FARM, APPROX s5 ACRES.
well watered, all cleared under cultivat tior:
ioCateu MontgOmery county, IL miles from
District line in heart Of rapidly developing
community of estates; main and auxiliary
tenant houses. barn and sheds in GOOD
repair: owner will sell additional 20 acres
cleared land if purchaser desires more
acreage Phone Rockville 495M.
A @00-YEAR-OLD STONE MANSION ON
2s5-a ranch, about Is miles from Wash
ington.
A 271 aa-a. farm with $4,000 house. one
of the first dairy farms in county; only
$3.50.
THOMAS B. WORKMAN,
Gait he ShurR- Md
Evening star., 1939-11-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

REPUTABLE COMPANY DESIRES TO BUY
or lease service station or prospective serv
ice station site in Bethesda or Silver SprlnE
areas only. Give full particulars in let
ter Box II * Star
Evening star., 1939-11-18
3 BEDROOMS.
$3.50 DOWN.

Here is new 3-bedrm brick house with
large liv, rm. and porch. full-sized base
ment oil heat Ready now. | block from
buses, stores and schools. in subdivision
OF brand new houses The monthly pay
ments will average around 500 This brick
Colonial is complete in every detail and
will go quick since owner has agreed to
reduce down payment
Evening star., 1939-11-18
HOUSES FOR SALE

81 KENNEDY ST. N.W-6 ROOMS EX-
cellent condition; commercial zone: low
pIlce Tor immediate sale. OWNER, Geo.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
TOP OF THE WORLD.

Only trip 10 our new houses on 39th
st. above 7 st. NV, can prove to you now
high and unusual is the location
Only > out of II of the first group of
broom houses left. but plans are prepared
for five 6-room, Hosth houses that will
be remarkably charming and reasonably
priced.
Surrounded by park these houses COM
mand a view of all Washington and the
Potomac down to Alexandra. Phone US or
call at house. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1852 st. NV. Met. ll43.
Mr.. 18th and Taylor SITS. NV.
Fine corner home-vacant and ready to
move in-has 10 rooms and large baths,
garage. Sold originally for $4,000. VIII
exchange al $40 800, subject to first trust
OF S5 800 for one or two small investment
houses or fat Submit your best terms.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
l41S II ST NV Dist 1871,
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S4.olO=TERMS.

BUNGALOW: CORNER LOT, 65xl5O:
beautiful trees. air-conditioned heat; Ar
lington. Va, few minutes D. c.; $3.50.
OWNER WIS h1In
Evening star., 1939-11-18

N4.TOU--I EHMS.
= rooms. bath. electricity, oil burner.
garage. large lot, paved street. Erwin
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765. Ewes,
G-,.nn rnna 1
Evening star., 1939-11-18

WELL-BUlLT DUTCH COLONIAL HOME
on s2-ft. lot with fine old trees; in new
house section; 3 bedrms.. large bath. G. E.
refg. INV n. firepl.. large porches, garage;
| oc bus, marked down $4,000 from original
price. BargaIn at $1,000; easy terms. OK
ford OLE Boy AGI-N Star l0s
Evening star., 1939-11-18
COOPERATIVE APIS FOR SALE

ON CONN. AVE.-LIVING ROOM FOYER
bedroom. dtnette. kitchen; priced right
aoult; gentlleS; no pets Box 2-R. Star
1912 N. H. AVE- RMS. EXPOS,
fflgldalre: must be sold this month In
Spection invited: sentileS Geo 4361
HAMPSHIRE GARDENs-BRIGHT APT
Nv. rm., bedrm., din, kit. bath. POS
Farragut st. Apt. 102 Emerson 1897
Evening star., 1939-11-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MODERN AND FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY
shop, located NV, for rent. next TO lobhv
of large and successful moving picture
theater. Apply Room ZOE Earle Bldg. Rep.
0S0O. U.s.
1902 eth ST. NW-STORE AND s-ROOM.
bath apartment; SlS0. c. w. SIMPSON
CO. 1924 Vermont ave. Met $500
4Ol5 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-2nd FLOOR,
corner, business apt. consisting of large
Office room with large show windows. re-
ception. bedroom, parlor, dinette, kitchen
bath = toilets. rear porch. heat and hot
water furn.: Fri9idaire. Suitable for doc
tor, dentist. ladies' and children's ready
to-wear, etc
Evening star., 1939-11-18
NEW HOUSE CoND REDUCED PRICE.
VIII Trade for Lois or Acreacs

OVFflOUKITV
Here is an unusual opportunity to &C
ouire lovely 4-bedroom brick home in
fine condition in one Of the finest North
west sections of the city: convenient to
stores. schools and Transportation; Three
large porches deep lot, automatic heat.
Priced very reasonable and good terms,
this home merits your immediate inSpec-
ton For further inform alton call MR..
MARKEI Pand aGER
Evening star., 1939-11-18
TRADE CONSIDERED.

We have :! new brick homes in BaGnaby
Woods section on large lots These houses
have , large bedrooms :. baths, flrSt-hoor
lavatory. attached garage, and attic.
They are air conditioned and have
basement fireplace in space arranged for
recreat ion room.
Reasonably priced, easy terms or trade
Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1872 K ST.
Evening star., 1939-11-18

1910; one room, kitchenette. studio units;
really nice; $3.50 and up; everything in
rlu6ed Ant 1Qs
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GREEN & MAGRUDER.

TERRY B. SIMMS. Builder.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
So MADISON ST. NV.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

,34 10th ST. NE OR = ROOMS.
litchen; nicely furnished for housekeep-
ne. c b W. admits onlV-
Evening star., 1939-11-18
LET NE HELP YOU

Find the house that you are looking for !
have q number of new homes, 2-34 bed
rooms, in all sections Of Arlington County
Many bargains I also have lots reason
ably priced: many types of plans, and can
help YOU build and finance. Call MR..
CLYDE HINES. Chestnut 2440.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Continued. J

large rooms, new Georgian Colonial
brick with garage attached; 3 very large
bath on st floor; big, modern kitchen, room
for breakfast table; very spacious porch
with sun deck; very big lot with beautiful
tree, pavement in and paid. Located: 55"6
Bradley blvd. Priced under $40 600 Terms
less than rent. Phone MR. LUDT, Wiscon-
Evening star., 1939-11-18
S6 750-VACANT.
100 TODD PI. NE.

6 rooms. bath, garage. air conditioned,
ess fired, southern exposure, front porch.
For quick sale. 81 $50; on reasonable terms.
PAUL p. STONE. Adams 0653.
CORNER HOUSE, s ROOMS AND BATH,
hot-Water heat, large front lawn. double
garage; one block to elementary and high
schools and ne. business section. INQUIRE
1t 1894 st. Sc, grocery store. Line
ln1 Il ln-
Evening star., 1939-11-18
$6,100.
q SILVER SPRING
OWNER LEAVING TOWN.

Beautiful year-old home, must be. sold
Delightful living room dining room. kitch-
en-, 1st-f1oor lavatorv 3 delightful bed
rooms and bath. finished room and storage
in attic: automatic heat: deep lot: will
sacrifice for cash.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
T133 Alaska Ave Geo. 1855.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WILL TRADE

New Detached Brick.
Woodridge.
Open Sunday Until q PM.
300 Newton ST. NE
Open fireplace; colored tile bath large
fully equipped kitchen: automatic heat;
semi finished basement; garage paved
street and alley.
ROGER MOSS. DIST. 1921,
Evening star., 1939-11-18
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
COUNTRY CLUB GROVE.

Fine 6-rm. brick, in beautiful setting, on
wooded lot, 7Oxl25. Bedroom and bath on
1st fl. Maids rm., lavatory, shower in
basement Large. insulated attic. Air
conditioned Large fireplace in paneled
and beamed living rm. Built-in chest of
drawers in bedrooms. F. H. A. financed.
for quick sale. 1880 Chesterbrook I'd,
Arlington, Va. Open Sunday 10 am. to
pm r. E. WESTENBERGER, 2062 14th
st. N. Arl., Va. Phone Chestnut 1144 or
nyford 1TQ3
Evening star., 1939-11-18
ONLY ONE LEFT
OF GROUP OF 7

IN beautiful Edgemoor Md, adjoining
corner lot; 3 bedrooms, 2Ea baths. recre-
alton room: Venetian blinds; screened
porch; air conditioned. Reduced to Sln.25O
for quick sale, Call MR. SMITH Wis 6141
Evening star., 1939-11-18
l BUY
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Dllapdated houses or business propertles
anywhere in D c. Box 4S5-V, Star 49,
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Park ID. C.) Bargain

Charming det. brick, less than > years
old on elevated and beautifully landscaped
lot; charming rms, tile bath and shower;
on neal Get; gar. ETC. excellent CONC.
81 $50; terms
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO, 7ls 5th ST. NV
Evening star., 1939-11-18
CHEVY CHASE VIEW,
EYE ME!
TRY ME!
BUY MEL

D . 7 NIE.
MY owner is leaving me and I'll be yours
forever for less than $1,000. I've got 2
hie bedrooms a large dressing room, full
tied bath, screened porch. attached garage:
modern and equipped kitchen and fun
ba sement with lavatory. I'm only a year
old: / block from the bus and in one
of the best sections of Arlington. Want
10 see me? Then drive to Monument
in Clarendon. bear right on Washington
turn left on~Ilinois to 1141. I'll be wide
open for your inspectioe from 9 to 8
Sunday. If you want to know more about
me. call
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
2S40 Wilson Blvd.
Chestnut 1898 or Oxford 1879.
Eyes Chestnut 5tST
Evening star., 1939-11-18
1911 TAYLOR ST. NE.

Near model school Semi detached brick,
bedrooms. bath, 3 porcheS, 3ox1 soft. lot,
well landscaped
JEROME S MURRAY
Rep 1850 1881 G St NV. Mich, 1929
Evening star., 1939-11-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

ARLINGTON, VA-5 OR + ROOMS, BATH.
with some grounds, modern. or will consider
mouse needing improvements If priced right
Can pay cash No AGENTS State price and
lOCstion Box 3lO-K. Star
Evening star., 1939-11-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSlNESS PROPERTY FOX SALk.
STORE ON eth ST, NEAR EYE ST NV
Now vacant. Can be bought for 81 5000.
An offer invited. JAMES NORRIS WOOD
WARD realtor, 30 2Gth 81. NV.
S5,990-STORE AND MODERN GROOM
dwelling on North Capitol st. Suitable
for any small business or fine rental in
vestment. Immediate possession Easy
terms. L. f. F. PRINCE. 1877 Conn. ave
NEAR 9tn AND K SITS. NW.-3-SToRY
and cellar brick with h.-w,h, cleo, etc.
z rooms. > baths. Price, $3.50. Terms.
Box @ss-V. Star,
ABOUT 12oe INVESTMENT MODERN
house and store property. Georgia ave,
nev-houSe condition store is rented, Box
444-V. Star
NEAR UNION STATION
Tvo-story: Lear garage. st com; good
for shop. Box o6-T. Star.
H ST. NE-LOT 36xs5 TO ALLEY: SEC
ond commercial rear of lot Will build -
suit tenant.
FRANK NJ. SULLIVAN.
Dist 3t34. Woodley AlSS ts'
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OPEN

1859 MCKINLEY ST. NV,
Half Block Conn. Ave
Beautiful home, large lot: baths; new
illnnss
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Ills FLOWER AVE.

Takoma Park, Md.-Pleasant. modern apt
Living rm,. bedrms., kit. separate dinette
pain with shower. gar. sos; heat furnished
DIXIE REALTY CO. National $780, agents
or res. mgr, Shepherd 1858
Evening star., 1939-11-18

1920 PERRY PL. NV.
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO 8 PM.
Row brick, containing rooms, beautiful
tiled bath. automatic heat, inclosed porches.
garage; good condition. Must be sold to
settle an estate. Call Mr., Shelton.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
81 18th St NV District 1d1l.
Evening star., 1939-11-18

FAREWELL, $500 18th ST NV
Bachelor refg., S35-S37; lge 1-rm apt,
S4sh0. Lee. 3-rm. apt. $50. Elevator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-12
MIAMI MURDERER
 UNDER SUSPICION
Police Seek to Link Him to Similar Outrages
 Throughout Nation

West Palm Beach, Fla, Aug. 12- (UP)-Police of three cities tried to- day to duplicate Thomas Cochran, who raped and murdered a Miami high school girl, with the unsolved murders of other girls.
 There were grounds for suspicion because Cochran was known to have been in the vicinity of those cities during the past 13 years in which he had seduced, raped, and swindled women in all parts of the country.
 One of the girls, Mary Imelda Coyle, IT, was ravished and murdered behind theater at Larchmont, N. Y., on the night of October 10, 1898, in circumstances similar to the rape and murder of Frances Ruth Dunn, IT, of Miami, in the swamps near here this week, which Cochran con- fessed. Miss Coyle lived with her family on @ houseboat at New Rochelle, N. r., and 1t was learned that Cochran, then using the name Goddard, had lived in New Rochelle in 1880. He was employed by the Y. M. c. A. and on being dismissed for @ theft, he kidnapped 16 year old girl and took her to Florida, where she escaped unharmed. He was not prosecuted for the kidnap- ing.
 Furthermore, it was reported that Cochran had been in New York city writing radio script during Oc- otber, 1888, and had left there about the time of Miss Coyle's murder.
 In addition to a message from the Larchmont police chief, William J. Keresey, asking that Cochran be questioned about his whereabouts on the night of last October II, Florida authorities also had requests from Kingston, Pa, that he be questioned about the rape and murder of Mar garet Martin there last December, and from Los Angeles, where police wanted to know if he had been in that city last February 27 when Anya Sosoyeva. Russian dancer, was clubbed to death on the campus of Los Angeles City college.
 Miss Martins" murder was similar to that of the Miami girl in that both were lured from home by a man who offered them jobs. Coch- ran took Miss Dunn and Jean Bol- ton, 19, from Miami on the pretext of getting them photographed at Palm Beach for movie jobs. He said he was a movie talent scout.
 Cochran was held in jail at Or- lando, where he was moved secretly after mobs twice threatened him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-12
SKIES WATCHED
 FOR Av|ATORS
Americans in Old MOno- plane Left Nova Scotia
 Yesterday Morning

Foynes, Ireland, Aug. 12 - (U.P0 -Irishmen watched the western horizon today for an old Ryan monoplane in which Alex Loeb, 32, and Dick Becker, g, took off from St. Peters, Nova Scotia, yesterday, bound for this ocean plane base over the great circle route.
 With luck, they had expected to reach Foynes by 8. m. (EDT) to- day. Reports from the British Air Ministry indicated that If they were still up, they had encountered a fog belt on the first part of the flight, good weather in mid-ocean, then rain, clouds and fog until they were within 300 miles of the western Irish coast. They were in a plane similar to Colonel Charles Lind- bergh's Spirit of St. Louis."
 Like Douglas Corrigan's flight from New York to Dublin last sum- mer, this one was without authorize tion of the United States Depart ment of Commerce, and Loeb and Becker also had kept their plans secret until just before they left St. Peters at 10:14 a. m. (EDT) yester- day.
 Then, minute before they roared down the beach, Loeb had called to the few spectators out to see them away: We may go to Pales- tine after we land in Ireland. We have absolutely good instruments. a wonderful ship and we can't possibly lose out"
 This was the third attempted stunt flight across the Atlantic this year Nothing ever was heard of Charles Backman, Swedish pilot who left St. Johns, Nfd., May 16, in a 90-horse- power, single-motored Monocoupe, for Stockholm, Sweden, or of Thomas H. Smith, who, on May 28, left Old Orchard Beach, Me, in a little four-cylinder Aeronca plane on an unauthorized flight toward "Eu- rope"
 Except for commercial flying boats no plane has crossed the Atlantic since Corrigan reached Dublin July IF, 1898.
 Today, the weather along the Irish coast was ideal. It was warm, clear and famed by a gentle wester- ly breeze.
 Although their plane was old, mechanics said 1t was in good con-
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