Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1936, Page 9

e ——————————— THE. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 5, 1936—PART ONE. A9 = —————————————— = o HIT.AND.RUN DR'VER | pulled out of iine. Cowan was taken | FOUR FIRE COMPANIES house was ablaze, the court house op- | SOVIET DEMANDS TOKIQ |seized. the Soviet government claims, | ctared, was unprecedented in interna- | to Harrisonburg Hospital. erator called the Jefferson, Arlington inside the 3-mile limit, were being held | tional relations. DUEL IS BLOODLESS A North Carolina motorist was fined RUSH To 3700 BLAZE and Clarendon engines to the-scene. STOP F|SH POACHING for trial - — INJURES TROOPER | for reckiess driving on sksline Drive : They arrived to find the East Arling- - Tonos for Gosteraca BUDAPEST, Hungary, July 4 (7 — in court here yesterday. The State SSNaT R ton firemen at work on the nearby T B. 8. Stomaniakoff, Soviet vice com- e. Two Hungarian parliament members trooper who brought him in loaned | Three of Units Hurry Out on Mis- | house. Crews of Four Japanese Schooners, | misar for foreign affairs, advised Japa- HYATTSVILLE, Md,, July 4 (Spe- e | stepped off 30 paces in a pistol duel Another Virginia Officer Loam-g;:anl;wney to make up his $15 taken Report Headquarters mmlturtebw: d:nA‘::;dn;‘:dho:l: Seized in Three-Mile Limit, nese Ambassader Tamekichi Ota to| cial).—Eight young people of the Flrslinnd emerged last night unscathed, . oom swe) re a 0 3 X 2 Erring R g William Van Hook, colored, of Wash- Was Berning: T swept by Held for Trial. warn Japanese fishermen that all ap- | Presbyterian Church of Hyutmflleimm,u_ y ington was fined $15 for reckless| p . giam Correspondent of The Star. o By the Associated Press. prehended in similar circumstances | left ygl!.erdnv to attend the Young| One of them, Count George Ape Pay $15 Fine. driving after a collision on Mas- |~ ,\piiNGTON Va, July 4—Four South Carolina Out of Red. MOBCOW, July 4—The Soviet gov- :’x:‘\,xlledt ::lew-ubject to the provisions of ap:o;;l:i e(r:;x;fermce n_‘!_h Hood C’;l{l!l;‘pony). Liberal, and son of Hungary's sanutten Mountain. v ¢ < # # ’ » ey are Ruth| grand old man, the late C #rectal Dispatch to The Star. = :;: ::“:::“:;m‘:sg’“d‘dkw‘;mgoo COLUMBIA, 8. C., July 4 (®)— :".“]":.‘:m'd“‘w J". "'n“::m‘-nh.;mw He accompanied the demand for|Burslem, Charlotte Coburn, lsabfl‘ Bt weciised Vistor Kaax’fll;:ug:)r::;n:: LURAY, Va, July 4—A hit-and- Venezuela Business Better. 1035 Columbia pike, last night becnu:’e' South Carolina ended its 1935-36 oaching by len‘:ue e v cessation of poaching with a protest | Hamilton, Jean Hamilton, Evelyn Sul-““‘, member, of Nazi sympathies. run driver yesterday on Skyline Drive ene: ~ th s Aril wn' S5 housatneach: school year with all bills paid and f st iaatats ol thmx.- h““tn against alleged action by a Japanese | livea, Zora McCall, Ella Mae Perry | Karolyi retaliated by saying Count tan over State Trooper H. Cowan of | Government financial aid for farm- | the ""m ';f‘d n ¥|a slightly larger balance than last ;‘gs""m‘ul mh' S5 emu:: Atk | minelayer. which he said had been|and Sara Stoddard. The last three | Apponyi was a Liberal party servant Abingdon, Va., breaking his leg. 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