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Evening star., 1939-11-27
NEAR goth AND
KALORAMA RID. NV.

TACHED-SS, 800.
We seldom have the opportunity to offer
for sale such low-prced house in this fine
neighborhood. There are 6 rooms, bath and
several porches. BOSS g. PHELPS, MA.
930O; Evenings call Mr.. Shackelford,
Evening star., 1939-11-27
LOTS FOR SALE.
LOIS WANTeO

WANTED-LOTS OR ACREAGE IN D. c.
or vicinity: sewer and water must be in
or available. See Mr.. Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO..
925 18th st. NV. Natl. 2100.
Evening star., 1939-11-27
TRAILERs FOR SALE.

VAGABOND COACHES on display at
Cherry Hill Camp, u s. l. Berwyn, Md.
Trade, terms Open evenings, Sundays. H.
TRALERS, new and used; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
Camp Rt l. Berwyn Md
Evening star., 1939-11-27

FORD 1898 de luxe Fordor trunk: low mile
age spotless overall condition; best tires;
any demonstration; excellent radio: sale,
Vermont ave National $50
Evening star., 1939-11-27

FORD 1899 model s. coach Ike brand
new, S545; don't miss seeing this car II
you are in the market for a car like this:
guaranteed for 90 days See Mr.. Barnes,
l12N l4th ST n " Dec SAln
Evening star., 1939-11-27
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

NEAR l4th AND SPRING RID NW.-SIX
rooms ami; new-house condition Rent
reduced. Double garage. Randolph 1101.
Metropolitan 1918. 29s
Evening star., 1939-11-27
Attorneys for party secured.
no1S.1 .1S.o0.o1 2o.2324 242527.oS

THos J. OWEN = son. AucTIoNEERs.
1431 EYE ST NV
TRACTS OF UNIMPRovED REAL
ESTATE. CONTAINING 1851 ACRES
AND AZ 100 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR
LESS. RFspECTTVELY SITUATE ON
THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST EXTENDING
From LOCUST STREET TO LEEGATE
ROAD. AND FROM LEEGATE ROAD
TO POINT APPROXIMATELY OP-
POSITE THE INTERSECTION OF
SIXTEENTH AND ORCHID STREETS
Evening star., 1939-11-27

LA SALE 1885 four-door sedan; used by
Chevy Chase owner since new; S349: i'm
maculate condition Flood Pontiac, 1921
Connecticut WOodley S40l
Evening star., 1939-11-27

oLDSMOBILE 1887 two-door sedan. i'm
maculate condition; one owner. "A 43.
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut Wood
Evening star., 1939-11-27

STUDEBAKER 1897 4-door trunk sedan:
all-steel construction: hydraulic brakes:
beautiful original finish upholstery clean
and shows no wear tires good for thou
sands OF miles: smooth economical mo-
easy terms. LEO ROCCA, Inc, Direct
Factory Dodge Dealer, No. 3 N. Y. ave-
ne. Republic 4s13
STUDEBAKER 1899 President cruising g.
pass. sedan: built-in radio fog lights,
cIlmatiZer; low mileage: runs and looks like
new car; SS75; terms; new-car guarantee
Barnes Motors. 1729 14th st, NV. De. 1890.
W1LLYS 1888 standard coupe: :. 900 miles;
bargain for cash Call wis 1n4S. Evenings
Evening star., 1939-11-27

FORD 1897 Fordor trunk sedan; motor.
paint, tires and general condition far above
the average; low in price at S351: trade
your 1893 Ford in for this fine car Hill &
Tibbitts. 1114 Vermont ave. Natl. $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31

V male obci v Bystfic u Lii
bane vypukl v domku pekafe
Masaka pozar, ktery "a nedlou
no ztravil cely domek. Pozar
zpozorovali sousede v okol1 po-
stizeneho domku, kter1 Masa-
kovy vzbudili. Postizenl NELL
nejvyss1 cas-, ably 81 zachranili
hole zivoty, nebot re zaf1zenl
Sc jiz nedalo niceho vyklidit.
V dome zdstal 93lety starec J.
Masak, ktery We sve svetnicce
uhofel. K pozaru Sc dostavily
hasicske sbory z okolf, ktere
nelly usnadnenou praci, nebot
hustle prselo. Jinak by byl O.
hen ohrozil okolnl domky, je.
.jichz strechy jsou pokryty dos
ky. K nestestf doslo pravde-
podobne neopatrnost1 starco-
YOU, ktery v noel vstal a chtel
rozzehnouti svetlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31

Detektivove odhalil V Praze
tainou hernu, v niz Sc hrala
ruleta O vysoke castky. Tfem
detektiv16m v p~restrojenl poda-
rilo Sc oklamat rozestavene hi
dace a vniknouti do jedne re-
stauracni m1stnosti We Veletrz-
nj trfde v Praze, v n1z uzavfe-
ma. a dobfe hlfdana spolecnost
hrala ruletu. Ami "bankefi"
nepoznali, re pri hre jsou de-
tektivove. Kdyz vsak hra byla
v neivetsim proudu, ozvalo Sc
mfstnosti: "Jmenem zakona."
Mezi prftomnymi jedenacti mu
"a a ctyfmi zeny, porodn1 asis-
tentky, omdlely. Diva "banke-
rri", kterf obsluhovali ruletu,
byli dnkladne prohlednuti a u
iednoho zabaveno $4,000 Kc.
Krone pence byly zabaveny i
hrac1 znamky Ia 5000 K. a
ruleta. V "bankeT1ch", kterl
byli dopraveni do vazby, byli
zjisteni 62lety Rudolf Fuchs z
Vinohrad, 51lety Hugo Freiler
z Prahy II. Ostatn1 byli pc
ziisteni propusteni a ornament
soudu. Ruleta Sc hrala kazdy
den v line mistnosti a hraci by
Ii zvani zvlastnfmi pozvanka-
mi, ktere roznasely til osoby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31

demokraticky kandidat "a
predsedu mestske rady naseho
mesta narodil Sc V Baltimore,
jest veteranem re svetove val
ky a v pr1tomne dobe je NEST
skym radn1m, kde Sc znameni-
te osvedcil. Nalez1 k cetnym To-
Tim: Moose, Elks a Knights of
Columbus. Zastaval RUNE
statn1 a federaln1 1rady a byl
v komisi War Memorial.
Obhajuje 8-hodinovou sme-
nu pro mestsk6 zamestnance,
parkovnf, policii, hasice a vse-
chny ostatn1 zamestnance.
Kandiduje ma spolecne listi-
ne S mayorem Howard w.
Jacksonem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
Pres 100 domovnich prohlidek
" Prosteiove.

z Prostejova doslo do "a
hranic1 nekolik urazlivych do
pisd, majfcfch komunistickou
tendenci. Hanlivy dopis byl
predan nasf Wade, jez narfdila
prostejovskym bezpecnostnfm
organ1, ably patraly 20 pisateli
dopisu. V d1sledku nar1zenl
bylo v Prostejove u podezre-
lych osob vykonano ma 100 do
movnfch prohlldek, jichz vysle
dek neni dosud znam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
Krajan utrpsl tszke poransni,

52lety krajan James G. Par
dubsky v Lincoln, Nebraska,
byl tezce poranen pfi automo-
bilove nehode. Jel sam v au-
tn, ktere severne cd Valparai-
so sjelo do 20 stop hlubokeho
prfkopu, pri cemz mu byla pro-
razena lebka ma dvou mlstech,
nekolik zeber zlomeno a vedle
toho trpel nekolik hodin v bez-
vedomf, nez byl nalezen a do
praven do Valparaiso, kde mu
bylo poskytnuta prvnl pomoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31

Hlavni mesto Spanelska pa
dlo v 1tery do moci povstalcu,
kteTf vedeni generalem Fran
cisco Franco, vtrhli do mesta.
Mesto sc vzdalo pc oblehanl tr-
vajicim dele 873 dn1. Padem
Madridu konci obcanska valka
We spanelsku, kterou strasena
byla Europa skoro pc tfi roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31

onem v Cesko-Slovensku v do
be lonske krise.
Rozkazy k mobilisaci vsech
pohranicnfch reserv svycarske
narodni gardy byly rychle pro-
vedeny, kdyz vlada narldila,
ably vsechny pohranicni posad-
ky byly zes1leny. Ma strategic
kych mfstech, jake jsou timely,
mostly a prdmysly, byly poloze-
ny miny.
V Basileji byly zrekvfrovany
vsechny tricky tovarnam a OBJ
choddm, ably ma mich mohlo BY
tt dopraveno vojsko ma swear
sko-nemecke hranice Vladnf
1fedn1ci uz v minulych dnech
p%rohlasili, re Svycarsko Sc bu-
de braniti ~jakemukoli poruse-
nj svych hranic.
svycaTi mali tez obavy, re
Hitler zamyslf zmocniti Sc ma
leho knlzectvf Liechtenstein-
skeho mezi svycarskem a Ty-
rolskem. Navsteva panujiciho
knizete Frame Josefa III. z
Liechtensteinu u Hitlera v Ne
mecku v minulych dnech vyvo-
lala opravnene podezrenf.
Vatikanska novinarska sluz-
ba oznamila, re Msgr. Angelo
Bartolomasi, biskup v italske
armada, pozadal italske kneze,
ably pomahali poucovanfm Ii
du, jak sc chraniti v pfipade u
toku nepratelskych letcG.
Circulate s doporucen1m
pomoci v Rampant narodnf aso-
ciace ma ochranu proti letec-
kym 1tokdm byly rozeslany
biskupdm, ably je rozeslali du-
chovnfm jednotlivych farnosti,
jakoz i kaplan1m We vojen-
skych oddilech a organisacim
fasisticke omladiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31


chrast1 nedalekych lesfch.
V okol1 Humenneho ma W.
chodnfm Slovensku provalila
Sc velka valutova afera, ktera
Dude nit pro nekolik osob ne
pf1jemne nasledky.
Duchodkove oddelenf okres-
nlho financniho Teditelstvi v
Presove zjistilo, re ma Humen-
sku Sc kupujf pod rukou dola-
rove bankovky, kterych je me-
Ii lidem ma celem vychodnfm
Slovensku stale velke mnozstvf
Je tam totiz starry zvyk, re
osoby, ktere Sc vystehovaly do
Ameriky a pc Tade let Sc odtud
vracejf DON'T, prinesou 81 sve
1spory v dolarovych bankov-
kach a tyto 81 ponechavajf. Je
to kus amerikanisace, jakasi
prilisna d1vefivost v hodnotu
dolaru.
At tax 81 onak, dolard je
tam dost Ike koupi i bez pasu a
vyvoznfho povolenf. Toho O.
vsem vyuz1vajf prekupn1ci, kite
RI "a zvysene castky kupujf cd
vesnicand dolary a prodavajf
je potion "a ceny znovu zvyse-
ne osobam, ktere chtejf sv1j
majetek tajne prepraviti "a
hranice.
Obchod ma takovych cernych
bursach je velmi vynosny pro
prekupnfky, protoze dollar byl,
jak Sc bezpecne zjistilo, pla-
cen az 105 K "a kus, &C jeho
bursovni hodnota nenf ami 80
K. Nektere osoby koupily tax
az 1O00-dolard, ale dial uz Sc
nedostaly.
| w. M. Hughes, australsky
ministr, prohlasil, re osa Rim
Berlin zfska Italii pouze pravo,
ably "padla poslednf."
Mluvil rozhlasem a prohla-
sill: "Italie nyn1 aklamuje Wy
boje Nemecka. Ale beda TIA
lii, bude-li vyboj Nemecka po-
kracovati, az celia Europa Dude
lezet u jeho nohou, nebot pax
italsky spojenec Nemecka Sc
INA, re z1skal 81 pouze pravo,
ably padl poslednf."
Nemecko varuje Polsko, ably
Sc nejak zvlast nepTatelilo Sc
svym vychodnim sousedem Ru-
skem. Proto take Sc polsky "a
hranicn1 ministr Josef Beck je-
ste nerozhodl pro anglickou ma
b1dku, ably pfistoupil k fronte
prot Hitlerovi. Dokud nema
zaruku vojenske pomoci, VISTA
voval by Sc jen hnevu Adolfa
Hitlera. Beck dobre vi, re Pol
sko je nynf ma rade, chce to
vsak oddaliti CO nejvfce, neb
vi, Re kazdy den je dobry. An
gle a Francie jsou pfiprave-
nejsf.
" nazistickem Nemecku Sc
pocita s tim, re Polsko Dude
muset brzy povolit. Danzig
pTipadne Nemecku, koridor 81
Nemci z a ponevadz po-
tfebuje Hitler bohatou prdmy-
slovou cast polskeho Slezska,
tax JIG nynf ~pozaduje Bohum1n
Jakmile povol1 Polsko to nej-
mensl, tax S MIN Dude konec
iakO lie s RumunSkem.
Polsko 81 chce honem uspo-
radati sve vnitTni pomery. V6d
ce polske zemedelske strany,
byvaly premier, Vitos a jeho
splupracovnik, byvaly ministr
vnitra, Vladislav Kiernik, byli
povolani dom1. Oba byli v
Cesko-Slovensku We vyhnanstvi
pc devet rokG. V Polsku ma
byti nastolena vsenarodn1 VIA
da, jake sila proti nemeckemu
naporu.
" nejblizs1ch dnech Sc uka-
re ma Polsku, jak je Angie a
Francie silna a pripravena.
Polsko je tim mezniknm, o Lte-
ry 81 Hitler NIUE rozb1ti hlavu.
Povoli Polsko nebo Dude rade-
Iii bojovat "a svou svobodu a
neodvislost? Je Angle dosti
silnou, ably podala Polsku po-
mocnou ruku? Nebo to dopad-
ne jake minuly tyden s Ru-
munskem?
V Halifax, Kanada, STUDENT
university pochodovali ulicemi
dolniho mesta jake protest pro
ii nemeckemu nazismu a upa-
Iii figuru Adolfa Hitlera, ja-
ko zlocince c1slo jedna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
Srnutna zeme.

Smutna jest ma zeme!
smutne mad nj nebe!
Smutek vSude vis1,
smutek v dust zebe.
Nejcernejsf dflo grady
dokonano -
Smutkem duslme Sc!
VZejde move rano?
Vzejde! Must pTijlt,
treba peklo hrmelo,
Vzdyt to nase ceske srdce
neumrelo!
N%eumrelo, zije -
Must dale ziti
a bude-li treba,
do krve sc b1ti
Ia svobodu nasi
a Ia prava svata,
"a posvatnou p1du,
jez nam byla vzata!
Nelkej, smutna zeme,
V brzku vstanes = hrde
s tela pest setreses,
ktera nyn1 tvrde
v prach tie tlac1.
Potion silna, vftezfcf,
semknes vsecky mas,
svou naruc miluj1cf.
Konstance Seflova,
Londynsky list "The Daily
Express" hlasil, re asi 1000 ces
kych valecnych letadel pTista-
10 v Polsku, Rumunsku, Jugo-
slavii a v Rusku cd dolby, CO
kancler Adolf Hitler okupova]
Cesko-Slovensko.
Pravf Sc, re vojensti pilot
neposlechli naT1zen1 presidenta
Hachy ably veskery valecnJ
material byl odevzdan Mem.
cum.
"Inspekce d1stoin1kG nemee
keno letectvf velkych benzino.
vych skladist ma prazskem lie.
tisti ukazovala, re lined &C
ceska letadla startovala, byly
do zdf tankG ~navrtany dry, a.
by BENIN pozvolne vtekl dc
zeme," prav1 Sc v tonic case
pise.
DAILY Express" pripojuje.
re tajna formule cementove
smesi, uz1vana pri pevnostech
v Sudetsku a formule ma sliti-
nu oceli, pouzfvana pri nejlep-
SIGH ceskych zbranfch zmizely
Casopis tvrd1 rovnez re zod-
pov6dnych pramen1, re plany
move automaticke pusky, zdo-
konalene We Skodovych zavo-
dech byly pfineseny do Londy-
ma poslednfm letadlem z Pra-
ny.
Franta Kocourek, cesky hla-
satel, ktery bavil sve poslucha-
&c lfcenfm parady nemeckeho
vojska v Praze, byl ~zatcen, pre-
toze mluvil tax re Sc to nemec-
kym autoritam nelibilo.
Ukazkou z jeho rozhlasu
isou tato slova: "Ted prijfzde.
il tanky. Velke tanky, jeste
vetsf tanky, male tanky, jeste
mensf tanky a "a mimi jeste
mensf. Vydavajf zvuk jake
krabicky Cd sardinek. Je tt
mnoho lidf, ale ne tolik jake {
sokolskem sletu. Prazst1 oby.
vatele jsou vzdy dychtivl vide.
ii neco zvlastnfho. Slysite ter
jasot? Ten pochazi cd Mem
CD, kterf stojf u cestne tribu
n.y."
Kocourek take siroce l1ci
let cerne vrany mad paradou
Jak znamo, vrana prinasf ne
stest1.
Polsko pry upozornilo An
gill, re by mela zameziti MOI
- -Scoh NXxnooLo n%S0Lx
Evening star., 1939-07-18
Construction to Sturt
On Office BuiIdina

Construction of a $65, 900, two
story and concrete Office buildings was
to start today at 1915 L street NV.
for G. Calvert Bowie, individually
and as trustee under the will of
John F. M. Bowie, deceased.
The facilities already have been
leased to the Remington Rand Co.
for housing its Washington ac-
tivities. Expected to be completed
by December /, the building was de-
signed by Dana B. Johannes, jr., and
is to be erected by S. D. Moses, q.
cording to Mr.. Bowie.
Evening star., 1939-07-18
Bushmon Family Names
Attorney to Board

S. Preston Smith, Washington at
torney, was recently ELECTED to the
governing board of the Bushman
Family of America, q national sur
name organization. He was also
named chairman for the first ma
tional pilgrimage conference of the
organization, held last Sunday. Rep
resentatives of family groups from
all over the country took part IN the
Evening star., 1939-07-18

Six persons were injured early to-
day in crash between an automo-
bile and taxicab at Sixteenth and
@ streets NV.
Three of the injured were pas
sengers in the cab operated by Lovett
G. McLemore. a. of 1443 Girard
street NV. They are:
Iris May Beror. %, of 24O8 Nichols
avenue Sc, internal injuries.
| Hazel Byrd, 20, of 926 G place
NV, abrasions to both knees.
Joseph d'Amato, 26, of 2O18 @
street NV, lacerations on face and
head.
Occupants of the other car. driven
police said. by Mervin M. Nichols
%, of 220O First street NV, and
their injuries were:
| Mr.. Nichols. cuts on face and head
John Richards, 63. of 4l6 Tenth
street NV, fractured collarbone.
i James Irving. 20, of 1889 Four
teenth street NV, injuries on his
! left side.
Cab Driver Unhurt.
| All were treated at Emergency Hos
pltal. The cab driver escaped injury
Earlier, collision between a
motor cycle and an automobile or
Military road and Beach drive NV,
sent Victor H. Hermann. %. the
cyclist, of l445 Spring road NV, to
Emergency with severe head in
Juries and conclusion.
The driver of the car, James E.
Smith, 552l Colorado avenue NV
told police the motor cycle skidded
on the pavement and tossed the
driver into the side of the automo-
bile.
Mrs. Kathryn Redd Benthall was
released by coroners jury today
from responsibility in the traffic
death of George Sugg, 81, of Snow
Hill, N. c., who died at Gallinger
Hospital few hours after he was
struck at Fourteenth street and In
dependence avenue S.W. July 13.
The coroner's jury issued verdict
OF accidental death due to careless
ness on tho part of the deceased
after Mrs. Benthall, 80. of Alexan-
drla, Va, had testified that she had
not seen the man until he flashed ir
front OF her car. Hospital officials
testified at the inquest today thai
the victim had obviously beer
drinking.
Several others were injured ir
overnight traffic mishaps in the
Washington area.
Suffers Slight Conclusion.
Charles Handy, %, of 642 F. street
NE. was treated at Emergency fol-
slight conclusion, which he sale
ne received in an accident on the
Baltimore pike.
Leonarl Heard, IA, colored, 1926
Seventeenth street NV, was knock.
ed from his bicycle at Eighteenth
street and Columbia road NV. He
was treated at Garfield Hospital fol-
cuts and bruises and allowed to re-
turn home.
Struck by a raxicab while cross
ing Pennsylvania avenue NV. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets
Herbert Sheppard, 30, of 227 Third
street NV. was treated at Emer-
gency Hospital for cuts on his head
He was taken to the hospital by
the cab driver, who left without
making his identity known.
j. F. Fleishman, 3S, of Richmond
Va, was treated for minor cuts at
the Alexandria (Va) Hospital after
his car overturned at the Hunting
Greek Bridge on the Washington
Richmond highway late yesterday.
Police reports stated Mr.. Fleish-
man, who was driving, had just
crossed the bridge, entering Alex
andria, when his right wheel left
the pavement and he lost control OF
the car. The machine swerved tc
the left-hand side of the road and
came to rest on its top. The driver
was released from the hospital.
Evening star., 1939-07-18
Travellers Are Urged
To Be Vuccinuted

Washingtonians were advised to-
day by DR.. James G. Cumming, di-
rector of the Bureau of Preventable
Diseases, to be vaccinated If they
planned to do any travelling this
summer. He made this suggestion
after receiving reports of an out
break of 80 cases of smallpox In New
York State. There has not been q
case Of the diseaSA reported In the
District for six yo9fS.
Evening star., 1939-07-18

lovers whom no others subjugated
for long?
De la Sofa, the young man of the
world. has the most profound con-
tempt for Frances opinion that he
can retain the Basque country The
Spanish leader has depleted the
population. According to the mys-
terious diplomat, he has executed
$4,000: another $4,000 died during
the war: 5000 of the civil popula-
ton were killed in air raids; $1,000
are in concentration camps; 10000
are in exile. And southern Span
iards have been sent into the Basque
cities to take Basque jobs and to
hold Basque property.
Basques Dislike War.
I'm hundred years these south
erners will be Basques." De la Sofa is
placidly sure. But how will the
provinces by the Bay of Biscay be
reWon? BY uprising? The Basques,
according to the young Basque of
Bilbao, don't like war. BY interna-
tional arrangement? Well, that's
another of those bits of all-impor-
tant information which the Franco
Fascists would love to have.
Whatever way it comes about, said
Senor de la Sofa. you may be con-
fident the Basques soon again will
live by their ancient motto: God
and the old law" They lived by it
when Columbus sailed westward for
the Indies in 1892 with a Basque
pilot who had fished off NeWfound-
land, Juan de la Rosa. They lived
by it when Lafayette took off Tor
America with a Basque mariner,
Elkano. And the motto will be
raised high again, from Bilbao on
the bay deep into the mountainous
interior of Alava. Nobody could be
more positive of ultimate success
than the reticent Senor de la Sofa.
Evening star., 1939-07-18
Six Persons Injured
In Early Morning
18th St. Crash
Three Cab Passengers
Are Among Victims;
Motor CyeIist Hurt
Traffic Record

The traffic record. as revealed
at police headquarters, for the
24-hour period ending at 8 am.
today:
Fatalities, none.
Accidents, 80.
Motorists injured. 9.
Motorists arrested. 269.
Pedestrians injured, 4.
Pedestrians arrezed for vio-
lation Of pedestrian control
regulations. l.
Evening star., 1939-07-18

possible by Government grant and
bond issue of 100000"
He commended Cheverly Council
man William A. Links generosity
in donating acres of land for a
playground and baseball diamond,
and lauded the Cheverly baseball
team, which has won out Of 10
games played.
His talk was one of a series In
which officials of nearby communi-
ties will be heard on the Sports Re-
view Of Bill Coyle, radio director Of
The Star.
Evening star., 1939-07-18

Fletcher, de-
clared in an ad-
dress on The
Star Sports Re-
view last night,
over Radio Sta
ton WMAL.
Mayor Fletch-
er said there
had been a con-
siderable amount
of home con-
struction a n d
that I'VE are just
completing an
extensive street
! m pr o. e ment
DrOpram made
Evening star., 1939-07-18
RondoIph-Mocon Dean

FRONT ROYAL. Va. July l8
(SpeciaD Col. John G. Boggs, prin-
cipal OF Randolph-Ma Academy,
announced today. that Maj. Francis
G. Armstrong Of New York City
has been appqptsd dean es the
Evening star., 1939-07-18
CheverIy Mayor Tells
Of Towns Growth

Cheverly, Md, has developed more
during the past year and a half
than in any similar period in its
history, the towns Mayor, John r.
Evening star., 1939-07-18

A carrier pigeon, which had been
seriously injured, recently new
through the open windo{ Of Z room
In the American Hospital In Paris.
Evening star., 1939-07-18

BY the United States Navy Band
tonight at 7:30 o'clock, at the Dis
trict of Columbia World War Me-
mortal. 1t. Charles Benter, U. S. N,
leader. Charles Brendler, assistant
leader.
Evening star., 1939-07-18
Band Concerts

BY the United States Army Band
this afternoon at o'clock in the
Army Band Auditorium, Capt.
Thomas F. Darcy, leader; Karl Hub
ner, assistant leader.
BY the United States Army Band
this evening at $50 o'clock in the
formal garden at Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital, Capt. Darcy, leader;
Mr.. Hubner, assistant leader.
BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band this evening at o'clock
in the Soldiers Home bandstand
John S. M. Zimmerman, bandmas-
ter; Anton Pointner, assistant:
BY the United States Marine Band
this evening at 7 o'clock in the
United States Veterans Hospital at
Mount Alto Capt. Taylor Branson,
leader; William F. Santlemann, Sec
ond leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
CALIFORNIAN NAMED NEW
ASST SECY. OF STATE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. CUP)-
President Roosevelt today nomin-
ated DR.. Henry F. Grady OF Cali
fornia to be Assistant Secretar!
of State.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02

GREEN MOUNTAIN DAM. Colo,
aug. , 6UP)-Contracters prepareL
10 resume work on the $4,000 900
Gree Mountain Dam today under
the guns of 200 businessmen.
sheriffas deputies and back to
work laborers who broke up &
picket line to assume continuance
0? the project.
Official of tle WlrlSnr Con-
struction Co. of Chicago, who were
forced to suspend work on the S44.-
100000 Colorado-big Thompson di-
version project for three weeks by
the American Federation OF Labor
strike. said they expected operations
to be normal again within the next
few days. The Green Mountain
Project is an integral part of the
huge tunnel project
BusinesSnsen srom Kresnmling.
Colo. Is miles southwest of the
dam site. organized a 50-car cara
van last night. They drove TO the
strike-bound project, enlisted the
aid of sheriff's deputies and more
than 100 non-striking employees,