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Evening star., 1927-11-08
Statistics Attacked.

Massachusetts figures in support of
the success of that States compul-
sorry insurance law, printed recently
in The Star. were not typical, Mr..
Guy declared. but were taken for a
month in which the law showed to
advantage. Records for the nine
months which the law has been in
operation indicate a different effect,
he declared.
Later, c. A. Vane. president of The
National Automobile Dealers AS
sociation, declared that the MaSsa-
chusetts law has been a failure as a
safety measure. In connection with
this point. it seemed to be the sense
of the meeting that safety was the
purpose of the statute instead Of com.
pensation to victims of accidents,
which was the intent of the Bay
State Legislature when the law was
enacted.
Mr.. Nare also spoke on dea lers'
prOhlems- cars, excessive COM
petition and necessity of cooperation
Unless there is new development
in car merchandising. the dealer is
licked" Mr.. Nane declared. pointing
out that the dealer is Dowerless to
meet his increasing problems without
full cooperation of manufacturers
Overproduction is the cause of the
plight in which the dealer finds him.
self today. the speaker declared, and
unless the producer can he made to
see this fact. he said. eventually the
manufacturer would find "the problem
of retailing his cars back on his own
doorSfan'
Evening star., 1927-11-08

WRIGLER-RAUER. Mr.. A. NJ. Bauer an
nounces the marriage of his daughter
ANNA MARIE. to Mr.. WILLIAM FRAN
CTS WR1GIER Saturday. February rs.
1927. at Baltimore. Md. by Rev. William
MackassaX.
Evening star., 1927-11-08
RADIO PAR[EY END
SEEN BY SATURDAY
Hoover Hopeful That Dele
gates Will Have Work Com
pleted This Week.


Hope that by Saturday complete
agreement shall have heen reached
among delegates 10 the international
Radio Conference regarding the ron
ventian they have gathered here 10
compile, was expressed vest erdaN hN
Secretary tlouNrr. chairman nf the
conference who iiNrd Thursday as
the date for the next plenary session.
Secretary IiooverS forecast was in
terpreted by most delegates to mean
that hv next Saturday all committee
work should be finished Many he
Heved the Secretary to have been too
optimistic. however. especially as far
as the completion of the supplement
tary international wireless regulations
are concerned.
Tariff Group Ends Work.
One of The chief committees of the
conference. the tariff committee, con
cluded It's work today and adjourned
sine die The provisions decided upon
deal mostly with the application AMI
coniputa ton of wireless telegram
charges and therefore presumably will
not he subscribed to by the American
d'leS ttion on the ground that they in
terfer- with the Internal mana cement
of private concerns.
Satisfactory progress was reported
In the Informal discussions of ma ior
delegat tions regarding the ALLEGATION of
short wave lengths to the various radio
services. and an understa nding was
reported 10 have heen reached between
the United States, Great Britain. Fra nee.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

From Is to o5 per cent of cases OF
heart disease are believed due to
rheumatic fever contracted In child
hood
Evening star., 1927-11-08

Lincoln Park Citizens Association
will feature Jameson night. in honor
OF its retiring president and in appre-
citation of his work for the past nVe
years. The meeting will be held,
o'clock, in BRYAN School.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

Barry Farm Citizens Association
will meet, S:l5 o'clock. In st. Johns
NJ. f. Church, Stanton road SOUTH
east
Evening star., 1927-11-08
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ward. 3035 18th NV. 1Oe
BRACEIET-White gold. daisy chain brace
let. Call Franklin 4972.W.
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phona HyatIsville 707. 10.
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Apartment x llO4 Ct. NV.
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KEYS. in leather folder marked District
Title 1ns. Co. on outer cover. Friday or Sat
uIdav; reward 1890 Euclid st. NV. Col.
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lace In shaDping district Monday: seward TO
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STICK pIN-A diamond cluster round set;
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dress e. b. Donaldson, """b Lawrence $, ne
TABLE COvER--Fiiet. in iavatory at Lsns-
burgh's. 9TH 81. Phone Col. 3l32:
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RING. DIAMOND ENG GAGEMENr. initials
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Fox Theatsr. Reward. Nr. Henry. Washins'
ton AotAk
Evening star., 1927-11-08

The film America Goes Over"
World War pictures made from a
selection OF several million feet Of
Signal Corps film. will be shown at
$50 o'clock tomorrow night in the
City Club lounge
Evening star., 1927-11-08

y. 3. Grant Circle, No. !. Ladies or
the G.. A. r., will meet tonight at
G. A. r. Hall.
Evening star., 1927-11-08
CAR DEALERS WAR
ON LIABILITY PLAN
Automotive Body to Fight
Proposal for Compulsory
Insurance.

Automobile dealers of Washington
are unequivocably opposed to com
pulsory automobile liability insurance,
and are pledged to act unanimously
against any proposal to enact such
legislation in the District. This posi-
ton of the Washington Automotive
Trade Association was established al
it's regular monthly meeting. held last
night in the blue room of the City
Club.
Sales resistance, particularly in the
case of low-priced used cars: disbelief
in it as a safety measure and Wash
ington's peculiar position in relation
to Use of its streets by foreign cars
were the chief reasons developed for
opposition. Stanley Iiorner. president
Of the association, then appointed the
entire group as "a big committee to
kill compulsory insurance whenever
IL
Evening star., 1927-11-08

The Daughters of the King. OF st.
PauIs Church, Twenty-third street.
will have a visitation, o'clock. All
Daughters invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-08
Used Car Problem.

The question was introduced by G..
H. Warrington, association repre-
sentative at a recent meeting of the
Chamber OF Commerce. where the is
sue was discussed. Proponents of
compulsory insurance are trying to OF
fer ii as Il substitute for an effective
traffic law. Mr. Warrington declared a
hardship on dealers in efforts to dis
pose of cheap used cars can he OK
pected. he said. lie cited experience
Of Massachusetts dealers.
They have been forced to send
thousands of S300 used cars out OF
the State for sale. he declared. because
prospective buyers of this type of
vehicle We're unable to stand the ad-
ditional expense of $50 for insurance
protection as demanded by State law.
Walter Guy. counsel for the as
sociation, developed points in relation
to compulsory insurance as a safety
measure and the Districts position
in respect to foreign cars. Referring
to the latter, he declared that the law
would he rendered ineffective here be
cause at any time a large proportion
of the cars on the streets would he
uninsured in that they would not be
subject to local jurisdiction.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

Teachers of the arts and crafts in
the public schools will address the
meeting Of the Powell Junior High
School Parent Teacher Association at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. in the
library Of the school, on ''The Place CT
Arts and Crafts in the Education of
the Child"
Evening star., 1927-11-08

Susan r. Anthony Foundation Will
meet, s O'Clock, at the Cairo Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-11-08

The Ladies' Auxiliary. Knights or
St. John Hospital Guild, will give
card party. $50 o'clock. at Chestnut
Farms Dairy. Twenty-sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Proceeds FOR
benefit of the Hospital Guild.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-14
Notes Of a Deportee

They explain: "Ths party is to be surrendered to
Ellis Island"
The judge mods The clerk takes notes.
The Ellis Island representative takes me in GUS
tody The heads of all present turn after me.
Americas doors slammed
We enter waiting-room at the Ellis Island ferry
With the Waterman at the lookout stands tall
man with the face Of detective.
Where have / seen him before?
We wait for the ferry bench behind the bars
Cobwebs hang from dirty ceiling.
The tall man passes by greeting me.
Isn't he reporter from The Daily News?
ask my companion.
eyes, it's Mr.. Crawford"
remember. After the decision, shortly after
New Years, he to editorial office He asked
for a photograph and some information We gave
hm the photograph, but in place of information
! wrote linn my opinion of the decision:
''The American capitalists afraid that might
hurt them. That is why they deporting What
a silly idea? AS if there g country the face
of the Earth from where couldn't fight against
the American capitalists"
That at the time when Washington was
exertng it's greatest energy to start with
Mexico.
What wrote didn't suit Mr. Crawford and so he
wrote that have declared that don't intend to go
to Mexico just then, but that Kellogg was right
when he says that the communists have strong po-
sition in Mexico and that l am man advocating
the determination of all capitalists.
Such reporters of American capitalist papers!
If any time you mistake them for detectives, you
not far from truth They even lower than
detectives. More often than not they mere
agents provocateurs.
Nearly all the keepers recognize me- inquire
about the fate of some of those who remained here
after my release two years ago. Some of the "big
ger game, they remember. Like that one-eyed
Canadian, MacLean, who fought here for almost
year for recognition of his American citizenship.
He was set Free but is now in jail in France for
forging his passport Or the "Prince of Kurdistan,"
who visited here by a rich chicken" caught on
a title. He is Serving" in France, also, for
fraud. "And how do you know what happened to all
of them?" 1 ask a tall, fat keeper, who tells all
this.-'T work with the Department of Justice, y
he informs me, proudly,--"and they send men after
such fellows Not one of them gets away"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-14
Sunlight Under a Blanket

There are days in Chicago when a foul breath
creeps from the south side. 1t seeps into the Loop
It saturates the west side and fouls the north.
The city air hangs heavy-laden with decay.
There are days when the wind lifts the vile
blanket from the city. Then who labor all
weary day in the presence of the monster, bring
back his breath on themselves in the street cars
that run from the Stockyards.
Rose and waited until mid-winter to visit Don
Jose. In mid-winter should feel more at ease
on the south side At Thirty-fifth Street the con-
ductor gave the signal to the motorman before
had even stepped off the car. Cars move quickly
the south side.
us. It holds you in all strength at Thirty-fifth
Street. Even in mid-winter. That man can live
here is wonder. That man Goes live here is
miracle. Hunger drives men to miracles.
''Passen, amigos. passen!" doomed Don Jose.
g" and welcomed"
Dona Maria beamed on us. Conchita took
coats and Pope ran to advise the others
Gel senior has come. And La Senora"
Others came and smiled and gripped our hands.
The warmth of Mexico tossed into this room
In the house that stands in the shadow of the Yards
How fine it was. How welcome we felt.
1--WE will play a record for the Sonora. :"
But no. .un momentito," Don Jose protested.
"Let US just talk for while. We have never met
the Sonora before. :" and Don Jose bowed.
1t was all new to Rose She felt just bit self
conscious. little ashamed at such warmth.
Dona Marie spoke English. No imperial"
It does not matter
"rell your Sonora how pleased we are to have
her honor u.s."
Don Jose extended gnarled, workers hand. "A
cigarette senior? These are from our soi!'
Miguel is only three years old. Miguel gives some
candy to Rose and she brings the chubby youngster
to her lap.
Dona Maria beams on Rose. "If the Sonora will