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HYATTSVILLE. MD,

906 BALTIMORE BLVD
On bus line; near stores, schools: s
rooms. kitchen. dinette bath. $40
MT. VERNON CORP NATL 1896
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CoLoRED-.l15 N ST. NV
For q high-class colored family fully
equipped; = rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath:
81 20. Inquire ianitor 2114 N st. NV
MT. VERNON CORP. NATL. 5536
IT'S SWAMI ST. N.W.-$45.
FOR COLORED
49,. rooms kitchen and bath: front apts
southern exposure
National Mortgage g. Inv. Corp,
Natl. 1898. 1912 N. Y. Ave
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S12. $50

$1Z,85U.
This delightful detached Colonial home
containing q excellent rooms. :, baths and
first floor lavatory. is now being finished
i'll Chevy Chase. D. c.. Just , blocks west
OF Conn. ave. Most convenient to trans
portation: all schools and stores. We can
also reproduce this home on lovely wooded
lot in Barnaby Woods at the same figure.
Call Emerson $40 until o pm.
REALTOR. EDWARD r. CARR. BUILDER
DeVeloper of BarnabY Woods
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ROOMING HOUSE.
81 OO0 DOWN PAYMENT.

Furnished. apis. and . extra sleeping
baths eVn; Complete so kitehens ps n eec. % reiss
oil heat). Nr. 10th and Col. I'd. NV: price.
50: $50. Terms on balance. MR.. KYLE.
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TT I4Ih 81. NV. DISTRICT 1916.
IN ALEXANDRIA VA.
50 50O-One of those quaint houses with
charm and atmosphere; , bedrooms in
closed sleeping porch, complete baths on
2nd floor. First-floor reception hall. living
room. library or music room dining room
Pnd kitchen: flreplaces; maids bath.
section: Owner-occupant has purchased a
larger home. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
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1925 CHEVY CHASE BLVD.
So 95OOO-TERMS.

$8,950.00-TERMS.
6 rooms. all brick modern throughout:
home, located in a very f1ne residential
section Of Chevy Chase at price below
actual cost Open daily; 1 to .;yM,1ps 5;30 nm;:
CO. INC. DIST. 1918. OR REP. 07S1.
EVENINGS. CALL TEMPLE 1852
ALL-STONE HOME-$13, 500,
ON ARGYLE TERRACE. :
Overlooking Rock Greek Park. an, and about
with open fireplace, lge. dining rm. and
kitchen; bedrm and complete bath on 1st
hr.; 8 rms. and bath on 2nd mr.: built-in
garase. recreation rn1. An outstanding
'"'JF FRANK g. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
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New Corner House Bargain,
PRICE-S7 900

~.
Developer of Barnaby Woods
New Corner House Bargain,
PRICE-$7,990.
New big. artistic superbungalow Of very
large rooms. beautifully finished: 9 b. r.
living rm.. fireplace full din. rm.-kit.: Gus
tom-built cabinets. elec. refrigeration etc:
tiled bath. shower: full cellar and attic; OIL
neat. GARAGE, attic space for . extra rooms.
Builder-Shepherd 1888
Adjoining Greenwich Forest,
5503 HUNTINGTON PARKWAY.
4 BEAUTIFUL HOMES. PRICED LOW.
rooms . baths recreation room,
maids room and bath gas air-cond. High
elevation in a grove Of trees southern ex-
posure We will trade Out GEORGETOWN
road. left on Illumination parkway. ia
BAKER REALTY CO. p1. 1871 to q PM.
Wanted-A Bargain Buyer.
We have a corner brick in better Bright
wood. 8 lovely rms. hardwood floors. tile
bath. Oxford kitchen. Half block from
new Coolidge High School and Sheridan
Theater. Onlv Si.g50 on terms
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. Met 54OO
$4,75O-HYATTSVILLE, MD.
BUNGALOW.
5 nice rooms. tiled bath. full basement,
high school; reasonable terms
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
205 Invest. Bldg. Rep. 11S1
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PRESTON BUILT,

PRESTON BUILT,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Large center-hall Colonial all brick.
spacious living room with screened rear
porch. dining room and modern kitchen,
8 good bedrooms. 2 complete baths. large
heated recreation room; hardwood' trim
throushout wide fenced lot. detached ga
rage: close to parochial and public schools:
Price $4,000; terms like rent. Call Wood
W1NF1EiaLD PRESTON INC. owner.Builder.
All MARIETTA PL. NV.
$6,950-TERMS.
rooms and inclosed porches represents
one one Of the biggest values in, Washington
To-Day. Has nice. well-shrubbed lot, de-
tacned earage' full basement. automatic
heat and is very convenient to schools.
stores; s @ chYEehes and transportation CALL
SALES DEPT. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO..
INC DIST. 1015. OR REP 1871 EVE
NlNGS. CALL TEMPLE 1852
COLORED..
Near eth and Fla. ave. n.e.-Brck. 8
rooms, tiled bath with shower. oil heat
q. refrigerator: S695O
THOS. E. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS.
~ loth 81. NV. Natl. 0165.
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VA. AND MD-CHERRYDALE. RMS,
ba.. $50; Vienna. 5la acres and Z rms. ba.;
Mclean. rms. ba.. large lot $50; Takoma
PARK; = rms, ba:, S55: Riverdale. rms.
ba. large lot, SOB. FULTON r. GORDON.
1427 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50. Eve, Clev.
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$500 CASH, $50 MO
PRICE REDUCED. NEW CONDITION.
Six rooms. double rear porches, front
porch garage; paved streets and alley;
Just reconditioned throughout: only $50
per month. Dec. 0054-M after g pm.
1.3l owen Pl. NE
WAPLE d JAMES INC. Dist. 3346.
WEST OF 10th ST. AT BLAGDEN AVE
LARGE detached brick residence on lot
5oxl5S feet Eight rooms. two baths. 4
bedrooms: sun parlor and lavatory first
floor; fireplace in master bedroom. big
attic. maids room. :-car garage. cost
originally $4,000; now for sale by trustee
at only S16.95o
I 49,.
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$9,95O.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

WANTED,
REAL ESTATE statesmen.
Under our new setuD We need statesmen
for low-cost row and semi-detached houses
for low-coSt detached houses. as well as
our medium-priced and expensive homes.
Let us show you how you can make more
money. Call Mr.. Warren of j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN'S Office. Met ll43
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES
Operating Under Uniform Small
LOHn IH7re
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.
(Continued.)

MOVE RIGHT IN AND SAVE.
Purchase this new brick home in an
in exclusive NV. section (near Rock Creek
1878 CASH, $3.50 MONTHLY
lncludes interest. principal. taxes and in
Surance. Frankly. why pay rent with terms
IKE these? Mr.. DAVIS. Rep. O225.
- 821. RANDOLPH ST. NV.
rms rms. a bedrmsJ, bath; h.-w.h.:
. !s22 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
o rms. bath; gas heat: anil $500
251S 18th ST NV
8 rms. bath; eas heat: reig.:. porch eo.oo
3014 18th ST. NV
D rms, rms, 70 bedrms.). 2 baths: h.-w.h.: M
1341 4th ST. s.W
5 rms. elec., water - 1000
1927 9th ST. SW
6 rms. elec. gas, Arcola heat;
elassed porch: 2-car garaee- 5000
1877 D ST. Sc
3 rms. bath: h.-w.h.: ami 5000
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
133 18th st. NV National O352.
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522 22nd ST. NV
rooms. bath. h.-w.h, redecorated; S45.
3416 9th ST NE.
CAT 9th and Monroe Sts.)
rooms, ami. newly decorated: $50.
626 MINNESOTA. AVE. NE.
rooms, BATH ami. large ward; $50.
3574 11th ST. NV.
~ rooms incl. porches, newly deco
1903 QUEEN ST. NE
..6 rooms bath. oil heat; brand new;
1878 OWEN PL NE.
rooms bath h.-wh garage: S55.
1910 SHEPHERD ST. NV
go rooms, bath. aut. heat. redecorated;
$40 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
$50.
41s PEABODY ST NV.
rooms bath "A bedrooms. gar; S65
2126 18th ST. NV
90 rooms, baths. h.-w.h.. redecorated: !:
~ WAPLE g. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th St NV. Dist 3346.
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915 End PL. NV.

Detached brick: rooms. > baths. 4
bedrooms, recreation room with fireplace
bedroom and bath On lst floorJ, large lot
with garage.
PRICE REDUCED-TERMS.
Might exchange. Open daily till pm.
LOUIS H HALL POT 6021
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REAL INVESTMENT.

AVa3AA AAN LIZ L Av4cAN
10 rooms and bath, brick; colored tenant
Rented at S5O.50. Price. S4.25O. Phone
MI; GuifIre. Natl. 09s2; evenings. Atlantic
cAyWooD pPos 1. cApprTT
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SO7 Union Trust Building Natl $500.
REFINED COLORED-2 R.. K. B.: RENT.
S37 so. Also L r., k. b.: rent, $3.50
Modern: Janltor services. 2129 st. NV,
FOR REFINED COLORED-1319 VER-
bath: rooms. kitchen and bath. THOS.
j. FISHER & CO.. 13S 18th ST. NV Dist.
$3.50.
n.w.-2 rms. kit. bath: no children; mod
ern: S39. Reference. Call at Apt. l.
COLORED-35 X ST N.E.-3 RMS. USE
Of bath: $50, so: adults only: refs req GUY
TIMER, 1926 You st. NV. North 4901
COLORED-l246 COL RD NW.-3rd
floor, pvt. home, rms. lrg kit. bath,
back porch: heat. gas. elec. furn.: $40.
Col. 04Sl
COLORED-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH.
14ls w st. NV. Apply basement 1923
Columbia rd
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
:ol5 Clinton st. n.e--All-b brick 5-rm
x8.950. Only . left in this group
3o3s Monroe st ne.-Splendid 6-rm
nome with oil heat. In excel. condition;
$500 down. balance like rent
.411 Bunker Hill I'd. ne-7 rms, .
baths. built-in garage: S9.g50. Terms
Other bungalows in this section. S.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
23aT r. l. Ave. NE. North c203
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Mrs. Mcclure Resiqns
From School Board

Mrs. Virginia R. MCGUIRE, one of
the three colored members of the
Board of Education, has submitted
her resignation from the board to
District Court because Of i'll health,
it was learned today.
Mrs. Mcclure was one of the new
est members of the board, having
been appointed last summer to sue
ceed Mrs Mary McNeill. The resig-
nation will make four appointments
to the board necessary by July
unless successor is chosen imme-
diately, since the terms of three
other members expire at that time.
These are Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith,
John H. Wilson, colored member,
and c. Melvin Sharpe.
Mrs. Smith is the dean of the
board at present, having been ap-
pointed just two weeks before Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, who is next
in length of service. Mr.. Sharpe
was named to the board early this
spring to replace Henry I. Quinn,
who resigned to fight the Griffen-
hagen reorganization proposals as
they affect the District schools.
While nothing official is yet known,
it is thought likely that the three
whose terms are due to expire will
be reappointed. AS yet there has
been no hint as to who will be Mrs.
McGuire's successor.
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Measure 10 Extend
Classified Service
To Get House Vote
Rules Committee Makes
Bill Privileged Matter;
Debote Fixed at Z Hours

The House Rules Committee to-
day ordered rule to give privileged
consideration to the Ramspeck bill
to bring thousands of exempt posi-
tions under civil service and to ex-
tend the Classification Act to the
field service. The rule provides for
two hours debate.
The bill authorizes the President
to extend the classified service where
there are existing statutory barriers
The Civil Service Committee has
adopted an amendment which would
except any position connected with
the Works Progress Administration
1t covers all other Government
positions except those rated as pol
icy-forming.
To acquire civil service status, en-
ployes must be recommended by
their superior officers on the basis
of six months service, and pass a
nom competitive examination pre-
scribed by the Civil Service Commis-
sion. Failure to pass this test calls
for dismissal within six months.
The bill compliments President
Roosevelt's plan to bring under civil
service those positions that may be
reached by executive order, and is
estimated to cover between 200 900
and 100000 places.
Among the agencies included are:
The more than 1000 positions in the
General Accounting Office; numer-
Gus positions in the accounts and
deposits Office of the Treasury De-
partment; deputy United States
marshals; deputy collectors of in
ternal revenue; National Emergency
Council; National Resources Com
mittee; Federal Home Loan Bank
Board; Home Owners Loan Corp;
Civilian Conservation Corps; Public
Works Administration; Board of
Governors of the Federal Reserve
System; United States Housing Au-
thority, positions paying over 81 $50;
National Youth Administration;
Agricultural Adjustment Admins
tration, and Farm Security Admin
istration.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
BY MARGARET HART.

The wife of the British Ambassa-
dor today came to the support of
Washington men who would rather
wear comfortable summer clothes
than formal cutaway to the garden
party King George and Queen Eliza
beth will give at the British EN-
bassy Thursday afternoon.
Lady Lindsay has urged many
anxious wives of men who have been
invited to the party to let their hus-
bands wear whatever they choose,
she said at her press conference.
AS result of her pronouncement,
many men who have been ION the
fence" about what to wear, are ex-
pected to wear white suits to the
royal party State Department and
other officials who will be presented
to the King and Queen are expected
to wear full formal attire. however
Lady Lindsay also disclosed that
she has suggested to many of the
garden party guests that they carry
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Egyptian Princess Fined
For Drunken Driving
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, June 6.-Princess Kate
Fail, American-born wife of Prince
Ibrahim Fail of Egypt, was fined
$125 today on a drunken driving
charge after the court had heard
testimony that she had embarrassed
a police doctor with remarks like
don't kiss me too much" and pat
me on the cheek"
Witnesses also testified that she
had addressed a police superintend-
ent as my charming"
The Princess, who before her mar
riage to the Prince November !, 1888,
was Mrs. Kate Stevens Hofer of New
York, was arrested after her auto
mobile collided with another car
She was still In the machine when
police and the physician arrived IN
hour after the accident.
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Riddle Will Retire
War Admiral Soon
B. the Associated Press.

by tne Associated Press.
BERLIN, Md, June 6.-War Ad-
miral, gallant little son of Man O.
War, has run his last race.
Samuel D. Riddle, owner Of the
stake racer, which took the Ken.
lucky Derby, Preakness and Bel
mont Stakes when 3-year-old, to-
day announced War Admiral would
be retired to the stud within a few
days."
Here on a visit to his Worcester
County estate, Riddle announced
through William Whaley, Glen
Riddle Farms manager, that the
winner of $273, ,240 in Is starts would
be returned from Belmont Park to
Glen Riddle Farms, near here, be-
cause Of failure to return to form
after treatment for a rheumatic
ailment.
Whaley said War Admiral would
probably be taken to Riddles Ken.
tucky estate, where Man o. War Is
In retirement, In the fall.
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Refugee Ship on Way
Back 10 Germany
With 907 Jews
Cuban Offer Of Asylum
Withdrawn as Noon
DeudIine Passes
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 6.-The Ham
burg American liner St. Louis with
907 Jewish refugees from Germany
aboard was reported by officials OF
the line today to be en- route back
to Hamburg.
1n Havana. Cuba's President
Laredo Bru withdrew his offer
Of temporary asylum as a noon
deadline passed.
The vessel was ordered out of Ha =
vana harbor after Cuban officials
denied the passengers admission
Later she cruised aimlessly in
Caribbean waters and it subse-
quently was reported the refugees
would be landed at the Isle of Pines,
off the Cuban coast.
:. H. Dedrick, passenger traffic
manager of the ship line, said, how
ever. the st. Louis had heen on its
way back to Germany since Sunday
Turned Back Sunday.
I'VE had a radio from Capt. Will
liam Schroeder of the St. Louis yes
terday, telling us he had turned
around and was on his way back to
Hamburg" Mr.. Dedrick said, "and
this morning we have a cable from
the main Office in Hamburg con-
f1rming that statement"
Mr.. Dedrick said the St. Louis, a
motorship, had refueled and repro
visioned at Havana, and there was
no danger of food shortage on the
return voyage. Asked what would
become of the refugees once the
ship reached Hamburg, Mr.. Dedrick
said:
They will be put ashore. They
are not our problem
To Appeal to President.
Bernard H. Sander, an attorney
representing groups interested in
the refugees, said Mr.. Dedrick had
assured him that if he would put
up a $4,000 bond the ship could be
brought back. He said $4,000 had
been pledged
IF nobody will take these refu-
gees" Mr.. Sander said, I'VE will ap-
peal to President Roosevelt to send
an emergency message to Congress
to suspend the immigration law un-
til the status of these unfortunates
can be determined. I believe Con-
gress will give them temporary asy-
lum here when it is made plain
they are returning to certain death
in Germany"
Evening star., 1939-06-06
By GARNETT d. HORNER.

The general public will be given
opportunity to see the visiting Brit
ish King and Queen when they
pause at the Washington Cathedral
during an informal sightseeing tour
Thursday afternoon, it was an
nounced today
Secret Service agents arranged
with Cathedral officials for admit
ting the public to the Cathedral
close. with the driveway over which
the royal encourage will travel TO be
roped off. Spectators will be kept
back of the ropes.
Meanwhile. the Weather Bureau
ventured an informal prediction
that warm weather would continue
through Thursday, but warned there
was a possibility of thundershowers
Thursday afternoon when the King
and Queen will greet 1,40O guests at
garden party at the British EN-
bassy after their sightseeing tour.
An official completed final ar
rangements for various events on
the two-day schedule mapped out
for their majesties, it was an
nounced that full military honors.
including two 2l-gun salutes. will
be accorded the King and Queen
when they 60 to the Washington
Navy Yard Friday noon to board
the Presidents yacht U. S. S. Poto-
mac for cruise to Mount Vernon.
Yard Will Bar Public.
The public will not be admitted
to the Navy Yard Friday until after
the royal party leaves.
The announcement of plans for
the royal visits to the Cathedral
and Navy Yard came as Washing
ton was dressing up" for its first
visit by reigning British nonarchs.
Six District workmen were as
signed to spend the day afflxing 900
United States and British flags in
groups of three to every street light
post along the royal parade route
from Union Station to the White
House. Tomorrow, they will add
special American and British shields
to the flag ensembles.
Other District workers were ready
(See ROYALTY, Page A-5.)
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Summer Wear at Garden Party
Decreed for Male Guests
Lody Lindsay Comes to Support Of Those
Who Would Be Comfortable

with them folding shooting sticks
to sit on, because there will be
only about 300 chairs in the EN-
bassy grounds that afternoon.
The party will go on under any
weather conditions" the wife of the
British Ambassador emphasized.
She said. however. that she be-
lieves the King and Queen do not
realize what June thunderstorm
in Washington means, adding that
she thought it wise that some of
the woman guests are planning to
carry cellophane weather protectors
in their purses.
In reference to the additional
members of the Senate and their
wives, who recently were added to
the invitation list for the garden
party, Lady Lindsay said it was self
indulgence" on her part, and that
she wanted as many to attend as
possible. She does not want a
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No Agreement Reached,
Cuba Withdrows Offer

HAVANA, June 6 (P.-President
Federico Laredo Bru today an
nounced that 907 Jewish refugees
from Germany aboard the liner St..
Louis would be barred from Cuba
since noon deadline had passed
without acceptance of the Cuban
offer Of temporary haven on the
Isle of Pines.
While the exact whereabouts of
the refugee liner remained un-
known, representatives of the ref
ugees failed to reach agreement with
Cuban officials before the time limit
passed.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Public 10 See
King and Queen
Al Cathedral
Weather Bureau Says
Thundershower May
Mar Garden Party

LADY LINDSAY tells men to
wear what they please at Brit
ish Embassy garden party.
Page Al
TWELVE BOY SCOUTS chosen
for honor guard when King
and Queen review Scout troops.
Page "A
c. c. c. BOYS "primp' Fort
Hunt in preparation for Kings
visit Friday afternoon.
Page A
OUMANSKY PRESENTS Gre
dentials to President just in
time to stand with Ambassa-
dors in diplomatic circle.
Page A
Map shows re-routing of transit
lines to clear way for parade
from Union Station to White
House. Page B-1
Evening star., 1939-06-06
PIone Crash Kills Two

AUBURN, Calf, June 6 R.-A
pleasure airplane fight ended in
death for E. w. Hough, 81, mine
operator, and Grafton Reed, As, of
Auburn.
Their plane crashed yesterday on
. highway after striking q power
wire . mile from the airport they
had Just left.
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(Picture on Page A-2.)
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHATHAM, Mass, June 6.-Ap-
parently lost ITS miles at sea. Ches-
ton Eshelman, a student flyer of
Carlisle, Pa, was rescued today
after bringing his rented two-place,
high-Wing monoplane down on the
Georges fishing banks within sight
of three Boston fishing trawlers.
Mr.. Eshelman, a mechanic at the
Glenn l.. Martin aviation plant at
Baltimore, on vacation, had rented
the plane for a one-hour solo flight,
leaving the ground at 6:4l pm.
tE. S. TD for his second time up
alone.
tThe master of the fishing
traWler Villanova wirelessed to
the Associated Press in New York
this report on rescue of Cheston
Eshelman:
Cohesion L. Eshelman, flying
Luscomb plane NC-22O7O from
Pitcairn Airport. Philadelphia,
forced down ITS miles E. S. E.
Boston at 730 am. (E. D. t..
Gave destination as Mars Was
rescued by crew of trawler Viii.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Narcotics Ring Head
Gets Eight-Yeor Term
BY the Associated PresS,

KANSAS CITY, June 6.-Angelo
Donnici, "a, accused by the Govern
ment Of directing a $4,000, ,000-a-
year narcotic ring from his saloon
Just around the corner from the
Federal Building, was sentenced to
eight years in prison and fined
$1,000 today by Federal Judge John
e.. Collet.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Student Flyer, Saved Out at Sea,
Gives His Destination as Mars
Corrieon Admirer, Thought Trying Ocean Hop
Picked Up as Craft Sinks After Second Solo
lanova just as plane sank. Pilot
uninjured, being treated for shock
and exhaustion.

lanova just as plane sank. Pilot
uninjured, being treated for shock
and exhaustion.
CAPT. BJARTMARS.D
Fishermen aboard the traWler
Villanova hauled him to safety just
before the plane sank in water 40
fathoms deep
F. j. O'Hara & Sons, Inc, owners
of the Villanova, said the vessel
commanded by Capt. Astmann
Bjartnarz, was due in Boston about
6 am. (E. S. TD tomorrow.
Mr.. Eshelman left Camden, N. j.,
Airport last night with only sufficient
gasoline for ITS miles of flying. His
plane was sighted at am. (E. S. T.)
by the trawler Storm nearly IL hours
after his takeoff. Shortly there
after the pilot dropped a message
asking the direction of the nearest
land.
Coast Guard officials at Boston
said they understood from radio
messages that Mr. Eshelman was not
injured.
Persons close to Mr.. Eshelman
said although the 22-year-old stu
(See FLYER, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Dick Chapman Wins
French Open Title
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOClate0 PreSS.
ST. GERMAN, France, June g.
Dick Chapman of Greenwich, Conn,
won the international amateur golf
championship of France today by
defeating Jacques Leglise, former
French champion, 5 and I, in their
36-hole final match.
Evening star., 1939-06-06

BORDEAUX, France, June 6 (P.
"A Acton French flying boat,
Vile de Saint-Pierre, built for
North Atlantic service to the United
States, took of today from Bis
carrose for a test flight to Foynes,
Ireland,