Dr Ur. do, FU., head of the national Dog Hit-and-Run jrganisation, said: "We are entering Rites Tomorrow Watches Probe I :he Ml HAYES RITES Death Costs $50 BODY OF greatest period of prosperity the RUSSELL real estate ever MUNITIONS BLASTS has industry experi- and License Loss enced in this country. It U not a period of wild specuUtion or boom. Put is the beginning of a period of Br tlie Associated Press KILL 5? IN FRANCE MAY BE EXHUMED steady, healthy growth of our busi- . November 17.— ness. I omit — intentionally the word Convicted of driving away after I boom' because I believe it Is odious 200 When Two Ex- Masonic Services to Be Held hia car had killed a dog, Solomon Inquest Order on to all of us. The progress we make Injured Hoffman was sentenced to pay a Depends Delegation, Largest in New in future years will be in the interest Wreck Large for Meteorologist at fine of $50 or serve 10 days 'In Report of Examination of the entire country.” plosions jail and his driving license was Orleans—Waverly Taylor General Sessions Schedule. revoked in Bronx Powder Mill. Lee’s Chapel. Magistrates’ of Pistol. Presides at General sessions will be held start- Court yesterday. Meeting. ing tomorrow and will continue Associated Press. Funeral services Hoffman said he struck the B* the Associate* Frets. By the for Montrose W. BY JAMES Y. NEWTON. through Saturday. At the same time and had tried SAINT CHAMAS. France. Novem- Hayes, 62, principal meteorologist of dog unavoidably . November 17.— BiaS Correspondent the Star. meetings will be held of the American the Weather to its owner. ber 17.—The death toll in Powder Bureau, who died yester- unsuccessfully notify The report of a ballistics expert was , La., November Institute of Real Estate Appraisers, one afternoon at his Hulon Hill blasts which wrecked of day home. 2205 Cali- Magistrate Capshaw gave due late today and on it hinged the 17.—The largest delegation that National Mortgage Board, National manufactur- fornia street, will be held at 4 in. Hoffman until Friday to raise Issuance of an France’s largest explosive p order to exhume the Washington has sent to a national Association of License Law OfflcUls, set at tomorrow with Masonic rites at Lees the $50. of ing plants was officially today body Reid Russell for an inquest convention in years prepared today Brokers' Division, Land Developers chapel. Fourth street and Massa- -- 63 persons. into his mysterious shooting two to participate in the opening sessions and Home Builders’ Division, Farm of the 200 Injured employes chusetts avenue northeast. Burial will months on Many ago the estate of the tomorrow of the twenty-ninth annual Lands. Institute, Institute of Real of were in" criti- be at Mat toon. HI., at a date to be an- LILY PONS MARRIAGE ,the government plant novelist, Gouverneur Morris. convention of the National Associa- Estate Management, Industrial Prop- cal condition. nounced later. Capt. E. C. Cross, firearms expert, tion of Real Estate Boards. erty Division, Realtor Secretaries’ Soldiers and gendarmes who dug REPORT IS DENIED Since 1929 Mr. Hayes had been head was given a .32 automatic to Division and States Council. the twisted ruins pistol Overshadowing in number the through expressed of the River and Flood Division of It The D. C. delegation is led F. I* examine. was found clutched in of other in by fear the wreckage hid more bodies. the Central Office representation any city of the United States Andre Kostelanetz Declares Regi- Jtussell's hand last September 25 as Sandoz, president of the Washington No. one a the the two score District Building 104. of long line Weather Bureau here. He was country Real Estate Board. H. wideiy he lay dead in a backyard swing at Clifford «f low was In nald Owen “Was Talking realtors arrived in the Crescent City powder mills, destroyed known in the field of flood forecasting. Morris’ beach estate. Bangs, chairman of the Convention * first terrific blast at dusk late Sunday night. The early part yesterday. MONTROSE W. HAYES. In this work he combined a practical Out of Church.” Committee of the local board, is A man more than a mile was Clyde Plummer, district attorney’s of the week was spent in sight- away of a theoretical scheduled to make a talk the application thorough St (be Associated Press. chief before killed a stone, shot bullet-like from investigator, announced: seeing tours of picturesque New by knowledge of both meteorology and entire convention on the subject of the blast. MEMPHIS. Tenn., November 17.— "If Capt. Cross’ report shows that Orleans, a few of the hydrology. only Washing- special services rendered real CIRCULARS ISSUED Andre the orchestra Ihe has not been flred in some by Burning splinters showered on an I Kostelanetz, pistol ton delegates taking part in the I estate men. adjacent mill, and befoce firemen had Native of . leader, said Reginald Owen, screen time, will ask that Russell's body executive sessions which precede the be exhumed and will a chance to fight the chemical-fed ON KIDNAP SUSPECTS A native of Charlotte. N. C., Mr. actor, was "talking out of church” caliber the opening of the convention. when he at Port Worth to- bullet wound to determine whether it blaze, a second terrific explosion lifted Hayes entered the Weather Bureau reported Moderate Homes Plan. WORKER HURT IN FALL that Kostelanetz and Pons, was a .22 or .32 caliber bullet that the building. Service in 1892 as observer. Soon day Lily Taylor, real- his Waverly Washington Officials said the cause of the ex- Brunette and Vandenbush Put on after the War lie opera and screen star, were married. caused death. Spanish-American tor, who is chairman of the Land Charles Harton Owen. Kostelanetz and Miss Pons "We suspect no one at this time, Seriously Injured plosion was not determined, but that assisted in organizing the hurricane Development and Home Builders’ O-Men's “Public Enemy’’ were aboard the same (Ameri- but intend to continue our they had found no evidence of sabo- warning service in the West Indies, plane investiga- Committee of the national associa- in 15-Foot Plunge. tage. List. serving at Havana. Cuba, from can Airlines) when it passed through tion until it is established definitely tion, presided over a session yesterday Charles 53, a wa? The victims included in this here about 10 a m. tC. S. T.) whether this is a plain case of suicide Harton, plasterer, Pierre La January, 1899, to July, 1902, today j a Harry Brunette and Merle Vanden- I out of which grew plan for sponsor- seriously injured today when he fer Rocque, manager of the factory, and work. en route to New York from . or murder.” bush, named the Federal Bureau of ship of development of livable homes 15 feet from a scaffold on which h( by Miss Pons remained aboard the Coroner Prank Nance ex- •everal powder experts. From 1904 to 1906 Mr. was I said if Investigation as the kidnapers of Jer- Hayes of moderate co6t throughout the was a plane. A crowd gathered around the humation is requested he will call working in room in the Senate -•- sey State William A. Turn- engaged in organizing the National United States. The plan will be given Office Trooper in an effort to see her. an He said Building. Weather Service in ship inquest. he personally bull on Armistice day, moved Forecasting Argen- to the full committee for considera- was today observed powder burns inside Rus- The workman taken to Casualty into the unenviable circle of tina. Subsequently he was in charge tion later this week. "public sells wound. His Hospital, where it was said he maj 19 BUS LINES ASK of various Weather Bureau his scalp autopsy enemies" deemed important enough offices, a surgeon, Frank Webb, reported the MRS. GOUVERNEUR j On the eve of the. general sessions have fractured spine. He lives a< to be the subject of special "wanted” longest service being in St. Louis from VOTE AIDS CHEST of the Walter Rose of 1112 Sixth street. 28-year-old jobless salesman appar- MOtitiiS, convention, W. TO BE MERGED INTO 6 circulars. 1910 to 1929. While in St. Louis he died in the as became nationally known in connec- ently instantly swing, The bureau today was distributing A resolution to withhold donations indicated the tion with the River and Flood Fore- by quantity of blood throughout the Nation approximately from the Community Chest until the i oeneath the head in the Economies of Are Cited casting Service for the Mississippi and post-mortem Operation 300.000 circulars bearing photographs Y. M. C. A., one of the Chest bene- i examination. other rivers in that area. in Greyhound Applications of the desperate pair, with the notation ficlaries. accorded union wages and : Russell’s death, listed by Manhattan "Wanted for kidnaping and bank rob- Won Record. conditions to its firemen and Filed With I. C. C. Efficiency engineers Beach police as a suicide, drew a was defeated a bery.” While chief of the River and Flood by one-vote margin at j district attorney’s investigation last BJ the Associated Press. the Central Labor Union last Such notices In the past have been Division here he had played a leading meeting veek after his mother, Mrs. Victoria Consolidation of 19 Grey- night. reserved by the F. B. I. for outlaws of part in increasing the efficiency of that ft us sell, insisted he did not take his hound bus lines into six operating j the John Dillinger, “Baby Face” Nel- branch of the bureau's work through- After half an hour of spirited de- < >wn life. systems was in proposed applications | son and Alvin Karpis type. In pre- out the country. bate, a motion to table the resolution Their statements voluntarily given filed with the Interstate Commerce vious cases rewards were posted, but resulted in a tie. John Locher, C. L. U., n full to authorities, Mr. and Mrs. Commission Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. yesterday. none was announced for Brunette and then cast the vote vforris left for Fort Miller Marie L. Hayes, and son, Montrose L. president, deciding by plane The mergers, affecting Greyhound Vandenbush. California ad- in favor of tabling. lanch, near Fresno, Calif, lines in the East, Middle West and Hayes, both of the street The circular, signed by J. Edgar Hoo- dress; a Miss Idelia A. the South, were described as provid- daughter. ver, F. B. I. director, states the pair is a sister. Miss Lily Hayes, and ing widespread economies of opera- Hayes; wanted not only for the trooper kid- a Dr. William A. all of tion. savings of taxes, simplification brother. Hayes, naping, but for two bank robberies In N. C. of and improving High Point, See It in Actual !! accounting systems Wisconsin this Fall. Operation and expediting through service. Mr. Hayes was a member of the Until 9 P.M. They include: Anchor Lodge of Masons at St. Louis. Open Daily Atlantic Greyhound Corp., Atlantic il|| of , East BAPTISTS TO HOLD a l Coast Stages, Inc., and Safeway Tran- raracie sit Co.. Inc., to be merged into the JOINTLY Atlantic Greyhound Corp. of Charles- SESSIONS LEFT ton. W. Va. (Continued From First Page.) , Inc.; A joint session of the Columbia As- Mr. Herman Breazeal Central Greyhound Lines, Inc., of sociation of Baptist Churches and the stand for the next ceremony to resem- New York, Central Greyhound Lines, I Columbia Federation of B. Y. P. U. will ble the Jackson homestead as nearly as Inc., of and ! t^re^erret^ (Agricultural Adjustment open the midyear meeting of the asso- possible, providing the plan did not re- Greyhound Lines of New York, Inc., nil ciation at 7:30 o'clock tonight, quire too much be expenditure. Oil Burner of Administration) to merged into Central Greyhound when Louis F. Lucas, president of the Malcom S. McConihe. Democratic, 111) Lines, Inc., offices at . Columbia Federation, will be intro- Over The national committeeman for the Dis- 111 3,000 Hornet Interstate Commerce Commis- duced by E. B. Shaver, moderator. Old Post Office aion denied yesterday the petition of trict. went to the White House today IN WASHINGTON Bldg. Song service and prayer, a court of renew his of Vir- tq request (or gala cere- \ll review and a pageant. "The Frustra- monies. l\\ AND VICINITY ginia for dismissal of its application tions. of Luther Rice," will follow the for authority to merge with Old South Enthusiasm Cited. introduction at the National Lines, Inc. Baptist Not only that, but 125,000 homes In the “The people of the Nation are most Memorial Church, Sixteenth street A\\ United States are with ABC oil __i enthusiastic in their demand for equipped and Columbia road. ap- burners. The coldest days of Winter find propriate festivities on inauguration nil The District Woman’s Baptist Mis- the ma8ic ‘‘Mistolator’’ on the job, breaking THE WEATHER day." McConihe said before visiting WII Association will convene at up oil into its finest particles for sionary the White House. “I sincerely hope the mjl complete 10:30 am. tomorrow, featuring two wll combustion. Phone for home demonstration. President will not insist on the simple addresses Ruth and Ina- Ill or see it at work In our showroom. You owe District of Columbia—Pair tonight by Maguire program he first outlined." snd tomorrow: warmer with belle Coleman. III it to yourself to tonight McConihe pointed out that Mr. lowest about 42 In the afternoon, 2:15 temperature degrees, starting at Roosevelt already has deferred to the colder tomorrow afternoon and o’clock, the work of the association will night; wishes of his admirers w ith respect to ORDER NOW!! moderate to fresh south and south- be outlined four-minute by reports the holding of a parade. At the outse-. ^ west winds, shifting to northwest to- from institutions fostered the NAtional 3068 by asscv- the President was represented as being Telephone morrow. ciation, followed a memorial service I| by opposed either to an inaugural proces- fair —Generally tonight for Rev. E. Hez Swem. V. C., moder- sion or a ball. and tomorrow, except probably light j ator; George E. Truett, V. C., and _ rains in extreme west portion, chang- George W. Quick. V. C. ing to snow flurries; warmer tonight, Tomorrow evening the meeting will Combating the Pafri of colder tomorrow afternoon and night. hear addresses by Rev. Dr. Joseph T. Virginia—Pair tonight and tomor-* j Watts and Rev. W. H. Bowler. Arthritis row; warmer tonight and in south por- Thousands sufferinr from arthritis pains |l\\ tion tomorrow; colder tomorrow night have found relief in Mountain Valley Min* 5 era! Water, direct from famous Hot and in extreme north portion tomorrow Sprints. Arkansas. Mildly Alkaline. Deeply 13th St. N.W. afternoon. Satisfying Indorsed by physicians for RIGHT over 30 years. Phone Met. 1063 for case. Oppoeit« the Telephone Bldg. —Generally fair to- Mountain Mineral Water Valley 1 night and tomorrow, except possibly MET 1063 110.1 K 8t. N.W. J714 Mr. Chas. McDaniel light rains in the mountains tomorrow; warmer tonight, colder tomorrow aft- ernoon and night. = (American Automobi!: River Report. II AIIV Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers Association) Clear today. Mills Report for Last 31 Hour". Bldg. Temperature Barometer Yesterday— Degrees. Inches. 4 p.m._ 42 30.12 8 P.m._ 38 30.19 Midnight_ 38 30.25 Today— WhatJ-Xo 4 a.m. _ 35 30.28 8 a.m._ 33 30.28

Noon _ _ 50 30.14 Record for Last 21 Hours. fFrom noon yesterday to noon today.) Tenor? Highest. 60. at noon today. Year ago. ^ Lowest. 33. at 7 a.m. today. Year ago. Tha ara it a ■8. boys finding Record Temperatures This Year. littla difficult to "falca" tha Highest. 106. on July 10. voict Somahow Lowest. O. on January 23. missing it raminds us of man Humidity for Last 21 Hours. tha who (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) stagad a salts campaign minus 87 per cent, at 8:30 a m. today, tha aid of glghest.iwest. 29 per cent, at noon today. Diract Advartising. Tide Tables. Such a campaign CAN MR. HERMAN BREAZEAL has just "signed up" for the chocolate-brown, fPurnishad by United Coast and States aftar a Geodetic Survey.) SUCCEED, fashion, British Plaid TOPCOAT ($30) from SALESMAN BILL CROSS. Bill is trying Today. Tomorrow. and to a carta in High 9:50 a.m. 10:35 a.m. dagraa, just 4:38 a.m. a of saddle-tan PEDWIN SHOES MR. CHARLES fecw 5:17 a.m. as tha without tha to add pair ($6)! Hl*h -10:14 p.m. 10:58 p.m. singars wow —-- 4:21p.m. 4:57 p.m. tanor can achitvt a harmony McDANIEL (helped by SALESMAN JOE EHRMAN), selects a Beau Geste The Sun and Muon. —of sorts. But Diract Rises. Sets. good and TROJAN TIE to wear with his new Sun. today _ 0:53 4:54 spaced-stripe SHIRT ($1.95) ($1) Sun tomorrow_ 0:54 4:53 Advartising (our I Navar Dis- Moon, today 9:53 a.m. 7:37 p.m. kind) can maka sail- SUIT ... Automobile lights must be turned on appoint Strand-stripe ($35). •ne-half hour after sunset. ing succass so much aasiarl Precipitation. Thara ara four primary Monthly precipitation in Inches In the A BUDGET-CHARGE D J. Kaufman Capital (current month to dater: salts halps availabla to tha OPEN KAUFMAN ACCOUNT—Any Month. 1936. Ave. Record. marchant: January_5.87 3.65 7.09 *82 avaraga salesman will show you how—or MAIL this coupon tonite—NO "DOWN PAY- February _ 3.83 3.27 6.84 '84 March_ 4.47 3.75 8.84 ’91 Nawspapar Advartising, 1.98 9.13 '89 or Extra April_ 3.27 Diract Radio and MENT" required—No Interest Charges— „ May _ 5.78 3.70 10.69 '89 Advartising, June _ 29 2 4.13 10.94 '00 Window mar- July 4.07 4.71 10.63 '86 Display. Many 3 months to pay .... August _3.61 4.01 14.41 '28 chants find usa of all four “fl&tli0 c*** Septrmber _ 1.98 3.24 17.45 '34 Wtober _ 1.71 2.84 8.57 ’85 yialds trua November_ 0.76 2.37 8.69 '89 harmony—largast December __ 3.32 7.56 '01 raturn on tha advartising in- ^iwn MHV Weather in Various Cities. vastmant. Diract FREE Temp. Rain* Advartising Stations Baro.H'h.Low.fall. Weath’r —foldars, countar cards, lat- Abilene, Tex... 30.20 68 52 _Cloudy PARKING laiiiiiiiiwM Albany. N Y__ 30.08 30 16 _Cloudy tars, raturn cards, I , Ga_30.38 50 32 _Clear bullatins, Atlantic City .. 30.24 *0 32 _Clear booklats, housa and organs a Kaufman Budce-Charfe Account in my name. I understand NO CASH Baltimore Md._ 30.24 42 34 _Cloudy at 1005 Please open ..30.40 56 30 othar Husky Shopping Birmingham _Dear printad piacas oftan PAYMENT is needed and that I may pay for my purchase* in either 6 semi-monthly Bismarck. N. D. 30.14 58 34_Clear Pa. Ave.? Park at Maas._30.06 36 18 may ba laast of or 12 . __Clear axpansiva Central Parking weekly payments. Buffalo. N. T. 29.94 40 28 _Cloudy tha four Charleston. S.C. 30.40 66 42 _Clear primary salas halps. Lot, 426 9th St. . HI._ 29.98 44 36 _Clear and Name in Full--—----——-—- 30.26 44 32 _Cloudy Proparly handlad it oftan Cleyeland. Ohio 30.10 36 32 _Clear givas largast diract raturns in Handsome Shopping at 1744 Columbia. S. C- 30.40 66 30 _Clear Address_____.....----Home Phone--—...... Denver. Cole. 30.22 70 38 _Clear actual Pa. Ave.? Park solas. ■’ . Mich.. 29.98 38 30 _Cloudy i at 18th fl. Paso Tex... 30.20 68 38 ... Clear Altman’s, Employed hy.-.— Galveston. Tex. 30.32 62 68 _Cloudy ( Is there need a and Gee 8ts. Helena. Mont. 30.30 40 of good ••tenor** 32 _Cloudy AND NOT TOO HEAVY FOR COMFORT Position:_•_...._Monthly Income____ | Huron. S Dak. 30.08 54 38 ... CVtar in your sales Wo % .. 30.18 44 32 _C'oudy quartet? at 14th Jacksonville.Pla. 30.40 68 40 ... Clear have a Creative Service Shopping Oother Accounts (If any).....-...-.- Cliy.Mo. 30.10 60 46 _near Dept, an to a shoe to be and Eye? Park Ias Angeles... 30.10 78 58 ... Clear in excellent voice. There's art making heavy light enough Louisville. 30.30 46 34 Just’phone, I Ky._ _Clear at Otts. 1426 Eye .. call or . Fla_ 30.24 74 62 _„ Cloudy write— does it the finest St. Bring us the Minneapolis ._ 29.88 52 34 ... Clear comfortable. Florsheim by using only 81117 Hew Orleans_30.40 64 48 _Coludy tickets, we’ll do Hew Ycrk N Y. 30.20 36 28 ... Clesr Oklahoma City. 30.18 64 42 _Clear materials that can be had—rich, soft, vegetable tanned the rest. _____J Omaha. Nebr. 30.04 60 38 _Clear .. 30.22 40 32 _Clear Byron S. WASH.. D. C... 30.28 42 33 _Cloudy uppers; plump, mellow soles; soft calfskin linings. The re* FOREIGN. ITld suit is winter-weather shoes that feel no stiffer or heavier 1 (* a m.. Greenwich time, today.) Adams $075 Cash Stores—with Credit Stations Temperature. Weather. "Really Privileges London. England_ 55 Cloudy PRINTING PGR SI YEARS but take the worst Paris. Prance_ 54 Cloudy than your ordinary footwear... they.will Vienna. Austria __46 Cloudy ~ Berlin. Germany_ 43 Clowaw that winter can Brest. France____ 54 cloudy J'JVewr I give. Zurich. Switzerland_ 45 Cloudy BiMfpdnt Stofitholm. Sweden_ 41 Cloudy Gibraltar, Spain.__ 61 Cloudy 512 11th St. N.W. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED (Noon. Greenwich time, todayJ d. j. Kaufman-no Horta (Fayal). Azores_ 64 R*in (Current observations.) Phone District 8203 HAHN'S MEN'S SHOPS—14th tr G • 7th & K • 3212 14th St. Georges. Bermuda_ 64 Cloudy 1005-07 Pa Ava. 14th and Eya Sts. 1744 Pa. Ava. San Juan. Puerto Rico_ 76 Cloudy — Havana Cuba_ 68 Cloudy Colon. Canal Zone_ 76 Cloudy i "Redie dee end the Budget Ceng," Tuesday, WMAL, TtJO tp 9 f-M,

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