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Evening star., 1928-05-04
HOOVER POPULARITY
SHOWN IN ARKANSAS
Move to Instruct Delegates al
Large for Lowden Loses,
255 to II.
neeIal D..natall 70 The star.


LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nav 4.-The
popularity Of Herbert Hoover with the
rank and file vas fully demonstrated
here yesterday in the Republican state
convention. when motion IN instruct
the four delegates at large for Frank
O. LoWden lost by vote Of 255 to II.
II was not a clearcut contest between
the two candidates. but it served TO
test. at least. the full strength Of Low
den among Arkansas Republicans.
AS a result. the delegates are unin-
structed. but. even so. there is consider
able doubt just how the. delegation
stands as between the tWO candidates
The delegates decline 10 discuss can
diddtes. but it is doubtful II Hoover now
has more than Of the IL delegates,
although his popularity cannot be dis
puted. This is the result OF the un-
satisfactory method Of naming dele
gates in district conventions, where
there is excellent opportunity for po-
litical maneuyering Of the four dele
gates at large. One is reported to be
outSpOken for Lowden. two district
delegates have been instructed for Low
den. and two others have announced
preference for LoWden. The remaining
district delegates TO be selected are ex-
pected TO be for Hoover. which Will give
him a bare majority of the delegation.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
w. R. & E. co. PLANNING
ROCKVILLE BUS LINE
New Route Will Compete With
Montgomery Service-Midcity
Terminal Planned.

The Washington Railway & Electric
Co, may establish motor bus line
operating from a mid-city terminal TO
Rockville. Md. TO compete with the
existing bus line operated by the Mont
gomery Motor Bus Co. Inc. which
runs from Ninth and E streets to Rock
vile. GaitherSburg and Washington
Grove it was indicated this afternoon
at the offices of the railway company.
The Montgomery Bus Co. 1t was said,
has been making serious inrOadS on the
patronage of the Rockville line Of the
railway company. which has practically
forced IL 10 take steps TO protect its
rights. according TO officials of the
railway company.
Aside from the probable establish
ment OF bus line. the railway COM
pany also Is planning to improve its rail
service to Rockville and to put its cars
on the Rockville line into better condl-
ton.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
FINAL CLEARING BEGUN
FOR REVENUE BUILDING
Bids viii Be Opened May 21 for
Remainder Of Excavation and
Foundation Work.

A wrecking crew has started tearing
down the last block Of structures OH
the site of the new 1000 900 Internal
Revenue Building which is 70 cover
the ground between Il and c streets.
Tenth and Twelfth
The last wreckjng operations are OH
what H. known a. block $50, bounded
by Little Il. G. Tenth and Eleventh
streets All other buildings. includ-
ing the Farmers Market sheds. have
been torn away from the rest Of the
site. which includes more than three
tOuTths 0f the total
Bids are already advertised. and will
be opened May II. for the remainder
of the excavation aud foundations tof
the entire building About one fourth
u the site ls eEcsysted.
Treasury officials who have charge
VI the construction program plan 10
MAKE steady progress nov Oh This build
ing without interruption.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Apple Blossom Officials Apologize
To Diplomat for Festival Incident

ley High School Building. directly in
the path Of the queen as she was about
10 descend from the eSplanade 10 be
crowned by Gov. Byrd. and that Win
chester woman, member OF the commit
tee on arrangements, requested him TO
stand to one side. as it had been ar
ranged for the entire space to be kept
cleared for the queen and her court. 1t
was said M. Samy die as requested. but
resented the incident.
AS soon as festival officials heard Of
the affair they proceeded at once to
the diplomats suite and offered apOl
ogieS and explanations. Later in the
evening the Egyptian Minister appeared
in the lounge of the hotel and also at
tended the apple blossom festival being
greeted with applause wherever he went
He was accompanied here by motor by
DR.. Bradford of Washington and his
secretary. Mr.. MourSe
Evening star., 1928-05-04
w. n. MCCLURE FUNERAL
SERVICES ARE HELD
Remains ot President et Chvistiani
Drug Co. ATE laid -
Rest.

Funeral services Tor wllNan II. Me-
Clure. president az the CerlSSiAnt pgVg
10, Of this city. Wha died IL kiot SpEnagS,
ARR, Tuesday, we're Conducted ~ the
AlmuS r. Spcare funeral paTeegS, lSSS
Connecticut avenue. this afternoon at
: o'el0Sk lntegmenS Was IN Ncgt lIpccgO
Cemetery.
Alr, Mcclure. who Vas 90 wears old
had been In fatltaS health several
months, lie made his home hare a.
slAS Woe3ley plaee Aty MCC9ars Was
prominent In MaSente esyeies,
Evening star., 1928-05-04
u. S.-AUSTRALlA FLIGHT
WILL START IN MONTH
Capt. Kingsford- Smith to Make
Trip With Companions in
Tri-motored Plane.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. May Capt.
Charles Kingsford Smith, Australian
aviator. who plans flight to Australia,
today said he hoped 10 start within 80
days.
Capt KIngsford Smith said there
win be two 10 four persons IN the ere"
OF the giant tri~motored Fokker mono
plane Southern Cross, Stops are 10 be
made In Hawaii and New Guinea, lie
said that Lieut.. George r. Pond, u. S.
NJ. eo-pilot OF the plane in It's recent
effort 10 break the world endurance
flight record. will not be IA member OF
the crew. The only other member
named thus FAR is Capt. Charles tlm.
also an Australian Lieut.. POND Is
planning hight around the world
Evening star., 1928-05-04
SAYS UPSHAW SEEKS
TO OPPOSE SMITH
New York Anti-Saloon League Of
fetal Tells of Secret Scheme
for Dry Coup.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. May 4.-Orville S. Po-
land of the New York Anti-Saloon
League IN statement today declared
former Representative William D. Up
shaw of Georgia is conducting o Sc
cret campaign for SupOov- as p-eSidcn-
tial nominee on an independent dry
ticket TO be launched III the event Of
Gov Smiths nomination.
Mr. Poland. who Is head CT the State
Leagues legal department, said his
statement was issued merely because
of the personal lack of qualifications by
Mr.. UpShaw for serious consideration
for any high elective Office"
II think no one questions Mr.. Up
shaw's sincerity" he said, but he Is
ranting and intemperate III statement
and could not command united sup
port"
Mr.. UpShaw is q Democrat and while
in Congress was one of the leaders Of
the extreme dry wing of the party. Mr..
Poiand's statement indicated that Up
shaw is IN this state "incognito."
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Released Prisoner Again in Tolls

Brought back yesterday from the
penitenttary at Trenton, N j.. where
he served term for burglary, CLAUDE
Powell. oolored. pleaded guilty TINS
morning in Police Court'to II charge ot
grand larceny committed ON October
II, 1925. lie was held under $lO,ouo
bond for the grand jury. lie was
brought 10 Washington By Headquat-
tegs Detective James Sprlngmann, lie
Is said to have stolen $2ln worth OF
Ieweiry from Charles +, Hartman OF
l391 r street northeast.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Broken Bones Show
Projectile Killed
Whale on Beach
nn the As.ociatnd Press.

by the Associated Press.
RALEIGH, N. c., May A.
Wrightsville Beach's sperm whale
came to its death by an explosive
projectile fired from the Atlantic
feet or from a vessel off Charleston,
S. c., in the opinion of Harry T. Da-
Wis of the state Museum.
While experimenting skeletonizing
the mammal, Davis found slit, ap-
parently made by projectile, in the
whales back. The bones under
meath were blown apart. The wour
was still fresh when the whale y
beached recently.
When we shall have installed this
whales skeleton in the museum, IT
will be one of five sperm whales IN
museums in the country and Of these
two are skeletons of baby whales,
he said.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
PLAGIARISM CHARGED
BY ARMY LIEUTENANT
Says Movie Was Taken From
Story He Wrote at West Point,
Sues Producers.
~ the Assn,.Iat.tl Prrss.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 4.--Suit was filed
yesterday by Lieut.. John Hopper of Fort
Hancock, N. j.. against the De Mile
Pictures Corporation and Pathe Ex-
change, Inc. charging that the photo
play Dress Parade" was plaglariZed
from story written by Hopper while
student at West Point.
Hopper asks an accounting and an
injunction against further infringement
upon his alleged rights. and estimates
his loss at 81 900 000
The film was described by the pro-
ducers. Hopper stated. as based on q
story entitled Raw Material written
by Maj. Robert GlaSSburn, Maj. Alex
ander Chiffon and Herbert David Wal
ter. He said 1t was actually based on
his story. Recognition" published in
1927.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
FREES ALLEGED BOMBER
Court Acts ON Charge That Queriuo
Ciotti, Under Indictment, Is
Held unlawfully,
lsY tha As~assi atest Press
ItAiAAaI - INNN w

l,N the As~asi Ated Press
CHARLES TON. W Va kay A
witt at habeaS corpus was issued hN the
State supreme Court yesterday IN favor
Of Querino Ciotti, alias sam Clottt
alleged 10 have been held Nnlawfully by
the state police since lass arrest tn
January. when he was indicted in
Marion County on charges ot attempted
murder in connection With an alleged
plot 10 home the Monongah mine ot
The Consolidation Coal a.
In applying tor the writ relatives
charged Ciottt had been moved trom
one county lail Ia another hy state
police "tut tie pnfpNse at preventing
any person from knowing his tgHe
whereabouts" " and was densed aeCeSs "a
relatives and rtNnsel, II was further
ehalged that OsNti haa never heea
served with tho Indictment against him,
Evening star., 1928-05-04
NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR
THREATENS TO WITHDRAW
Balks Until Nebraska Republicans
Withdraw Opposition 10
Civil Code Stand.
Rv Az 4 ..nelatea -.

LINCOLN, Nebr.. May 4.-NebraSka
Republicans nearly lost their nominee
tor governor Arthur j. Weaver, n a
stormy session Of their State conyen-
ton yesterday.
Weaver virtually threatened 10 with
draw from the campaign unless the CON-
vention retract its action IL opposing
any definite revision Of the civil ad-
miniStratiye code, which Weaver has
strongly urged.
Confronted with the possibility OF
losing It's nominee. the contention
ahoutfaced, and went on record as
supporting Weaver'S stand for oOde re-
yision.
The convention gave indirect ap-
provai of the McNary- -Haugen farm re
lief measure. but tempered its approval
with the suggestion that a thorough
trial of cooperative marketing be made
before the principles involved IN the
McNary~Haugen bill is adopted.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
GUNS ON LAKE CHASERS.
one-Pounders Placed on Is Rum
Patrol Boats.

Correspondence OF The star,
BUFFALO.--That Is 75-ioot rum
chasers which. rs part Of the huge dry
feet viii sail Lakes Erie and Ontario
this Summer, will carry one-ponnders
as we'll as machine guns. according TO
M. w, Rasmussen, commander OF the
Coast Guard In this district.
comdr Rasmussen was questioned re-
garding statements purportlng to come
from Seymour Iowman. Assistant See
rotary Ot the Treasury. In which Mr..
Lowman was quoted RS saying that an
armada OF rum runners, equipped with
four-inch guns, would be the Federal
Enforcement Bureaus answer t0 the
new armuTed rum boat soon TO be
placed IN operation
Il don't know anything about that" 4"
said cOmdr Rasmussen. when shown
the Interview with the dry chief, but
] do know that 10 OF the boats in the
s4-boat fleet. which the Coast Guard
is placing In operation here. viii have
one FOUNDERS"
Evening star., 1928-05-04

Aside from this, the ship must lose "A
month or more each year for clean
ing and painting OF barnacled hulls,
The report says that a ship at sea
for six OF eight months aeeumulates II
growth ot from two Ia three inches,
Weighing from 80 To 100 tons DIM
euttles have been met In attempts to
study tha problem because uf the lm~
possibility pf bringing the bafnaeles 10
the surface Ia large numbers for study
under the microscope, fNhey have ttad
tn study them IN great ~Alonlea on the
Ahlpa bottoms while Ia atsdopk. -
Evening star., 1928-05-04

night to J, Burton
Kincer, grand mas
ter. /. y. .. +, Of
the District OF CO.
lumbia. who Is a
member of that
lodge. All subortll-
nate and Rebekah
lodges have been
invited To attend.
A program of
entertainment has
been arranged To
begin at A:l5.
Dancing will be
from 10 TO II.
The committee In
charge Is composed
OF Il. J. Layton. G.
Brown IanIpe and
.. K. Goerncr.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
so. YEAR OLD GYMNASIUM
Is RAVAGED BY FLAMES
Colby College Students Jeer At
tempts TO Save Ancient
Structure.
nH 49, AssneIate.l rress.

WATERVIIIE, Me. May Colby
College'S ao-year-old gymnasium Was
swept by tlre early today while the stu
dents. many Of whom apparently were
not reluctant 20 view the replacement
of the old building by a new structure.
good naturedly ieerc0 the flremen and
Mt one time attempted 20 turn of n
hytlrant, but were repelled by dCench-
ing from hose line,
Firemen regarded the origin Of the
blaze as suspicious and started an IN
quiIy,
Considerable equipment was saved by
students. who. however, declined 20 aid
the firemen In dragging lines or other
wise facilitating the work ot eNtinguiSh-
ing the blaze
A new gymnasium has been projected
and $50 00o Of II $l2s .o0o building fund
has been subscribed,
Evening star., 1928-05-04
BERLIN PAYS TRIBUTE
TO UNTER DEN LINDEN
Subscription Concert Marks Re-
opening, Honoring Founder and
Pioneers Of State Opera.

EioAeefs OF state opera.
BY tbs Associated Press.
BERLIN. May 4.--The founder and
pioneers OF the German state opera.
Unter Den Linden. were honored BY
the organizations symphony orchestra
today in the first subscription concert
at It's reopening.
Compositions played were by Freder-
lex the Great. who founded the opera
house in i74l. and two early cotem-
poraneous compoSer-c Gas
paro Spontlni. GiaComu Meyerbeer.
and Felix Weingaertner and Richard
Strauss.
The program included Frederick'S
symphony Spontinis" and the "Over~
ture to Olympia, Meyerbcer'S Torch
light Dance" Weingaertners Jolly
Overture" and Strauss "Heldlebeu.
Erich KleibeT conducted,
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Three Women to Speak.

MRS. II. NJ, sMll and Mrs O. W.
Lady. represeuting the Parent Teacher
Associations Ut The District ot Columbia
and Mrs Nellie Miller WAElnS ot the
Confederation ~ industrial Women will
he the speakers tonight M the Fairfax
County demonstration house ~ uleene
WAY noMns. Va.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
American Shipping Loses $lOO0O0000
Annually From Barnacles, Report Says

American shipping interests alone
pay The vast sum nt 800 900 900 a year
Tor the tons of barnacles which attach
themselves 10 the bottoms Of vessels,
according 90 the Bureau Of Fisheries Of
the Department ot Commerce, which
has been Studying this problem
The report estimates that the speed
Ut ships ia reduced 30 per cent when
llielr bottoms are covered viii shells
aud barnaulea. Voyages are delayed,
fuel consumption Is Increased, s0lne~
Times as much as 40 pen cent, and the
Hsar on machinery Ia much greater,
Evening star., 1928-05-04
FLYING COURSE ADDED.

Correspondence ot the Associated Press,
WICHITA, kanS, The term high
er education" will have a more literal
meaning at the University ot Wichita
neat Fall
The school viii inaugurate four
wear course In aerunhutlcS, In charge
OF u professor ot aviation, who will be
assisted by six Instructors. The course
viii he open 90 both girls and boys,
Alrplanes viii be provided by local
manufacturers Tor the nse or students
who pteve themselves capable OF fe~
ceiying flight instruction,
Evening star., 1928-05-04
REMODEL OPERA HOUSE.
Berlin Now Claims Most Modern
Theater In Europe.

CoTrspandenes oi tho Associated Press.
BERLIN uermanys most repre-
sentative opera house, the Staatsopef
untef den Linden. IL rropened April ~
after almost two years Of renovation.
The ren0deled I'russian state opera
IL declared to be the most modern In
Europe today, The former royal opera.
AS conceived and built by Oeofg Won
knobelsd0rif architect to Frederick the
Great. IN l74l along classic lines, no
longer has unified exterior. The
classic has given place to Il mixture
consisting Of the original Greek facade
and modern elevation of the stage
section.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
II HURT IN CRASH.
Motor Bus Leaves Road and Dashes
Into Tree.
Y the Assoc late,l rrsss

ny the Associated Press.
DETROIT. May 4-Eleven persons
were injured, one seriously. when a Chi
cago-bound motor bus from Detroit left
the road and crashed into tree near
here last night.
Elmer Wellter. 35. Chicago. driver Of
the bus, said hts machine was forced
of the road when he tried 20 avoid
striking small car driven by George
Casper, 80. OF Lockport, Ill.
Weilter. who was cut about the face.
and the others injured were taken 10
hospitals
John McGrath Of Milwaukee was the
most seriously hurt.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
FITrJFPE

The Business WonerS Forum. uUcfr
auspices of the American Federation q
Industrial Women. Inc. Will meet Mon
day at the Willard Hotel. IDscrwsi re-
ceptiOn, 1tS0 PM: popular prcSysct,
s 30, headed by Mrs Beatrice MCNso-
ben Of the legislative department es tEs
Florida state Federation - Women ;
Clubs; y. c. Gjes Club. ? 30.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
MRS. ELEANOR RUYSDAEL
IS MARRIED TO COUSIN
j. IL. Tr0Wbridge, Engiswood, N. j.,
WEEDS Former Wife of Metro
politan Opera Singer.
~ the Assaelatea f-ress.

~ the Glazed FreNs.
NEW YORK, May f. Mrs Elsnn0r
IN huyedasI of Chicago and James r.
lf0wbridge of Engle wood, n J grand
children ~ h0#sWeii Is Mason. mayor
~ Chicago at tls line 0t Lie great fire,
today were 0n their honeymoon, They
ale cousins.
Ir. IroSbfidgs Is Ia the beild blhi-
klaAA~ - So -
Evening star., 1928-05-04
THREATENS SUICIDE.

" oman ACCUSED OF Current Ihett
Says She'll End Life.
Correspondence Of The star.
WATERVItIE. Me.~~'Ill So home
and shoot myself and won't appear in
court next September Agnes Conn
pagnon told Judge Charles w Atchley
In the Municipal Court after he had
found probable cause against her for
diVerting electric current and prevent
Ing the meter from registering
She left the courtroom weeping, but
returned u minute later to get am um-
brella which she had left
Chief Charles Harrington was there
at the time. and again she repeated
her threat.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

Or. Beatrice Hinkle. psychCanslSSt.
New York. will lecture under auspices
Of the American Association az Ur.ver-
Sity Women. tonight st the y. W. C A
auditorium
Evening star., 1928-05-04

Grand Council. Royal Arcanuu,, con-
mittee on state OF the order viii meet
at dinner. pm. \, the City Club.
Grand Regent l. 5. ChilGS VII preside.
Evening star., 1928-05-04

The Ladies Aid Society OF Hamlire
Methodist Episcopal Church vii pre-
sent The Old Country School" This
evening for the benefit q The building
fund.
Evening star., 1928-05-04

Florence Adams, tTnperSonatc-. vii
appear IN "Tiufothv'S Quest 8 pm, az
Calvary Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
|. O. o. F. LODGE TO GIVE
RECEPTION TO D. C. HEAD
Grand Master to Be Honored To-
morrow With Entertainment
at willard Hotel.

Friendship Lodge. No. IL. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. will give re-
Ceptlon at the Willard Hotel tomorrow
Evening star., 1928-05-04

The BurleiEh Citizens Association W
meet MAY 5, s pm, n UUSac .coa ~
Western High School.
Evening star., 1928-05-04

Federation o. Citizens ASSccis tCI1as
Will mees Saturday, S pm. ic 0cSy6
rom OF D!Strieg Building
Evening star., 1928-05-04
VOTE HITS MINISTER.

Toxic onicial Censured by Diet.
Non Confidence Move Seen.
TOXIC, May 1 (A1.~~Thc Diet today
adopted a vote of censure against the
home minister, M. Suxukt. 23S To 2@b.
1t liz expected that u vote ot ron-coh /"
tidence In the government VIII DC IN"
troduced tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-05-04

The National Presbyterian Church.
acting under the General Assembly ;
Commission. and the National Capita,
Presbyterian Commission. viii hold &
childrCuS service and Bible class sun
day from Gas to 10 30 am. AZ Ward
man Park Hotel W, $ CUlcertScn.
American MsniStsr 20 RaWaDls, WI
speak 70 thc Bible class oo The Sse,s
IN the Homs IN Society and IN pirlc-
macy" Dr waod viii speak N "Aa
Inspired and Inspiring BoaS,
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Bicycles Fatal in rans,
Ioe ol me Assoe sts3 FleaA

Cesg9 saeedsaoe el Sbs Assoelsted evsAA
PARIS ~~BtCyeleS and motor cycles
are almost as tataf to pedestrians cI
Parts As the = BOO tANtS They caused
SO deaths last YEAR, and taXk a.
Evening star., 1928-05-04

Miss Nigxinia Owens IS = guide ia
W6eoaSin aogtA wsAsaA
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Historical Floats.

The h5agrlcsI floats traced the FD~
uasnfle traditions 81 90 Virginia marx
~ the osy- u tie early settlers and
bfo4gilf ~ 3g33t for tie occasion sople
of ne NatIons ffsl notaDles Hho came
from Virgins
one of tne largest and most DeaulUB
af these vas tiAa1 u thf shepHefd C3i-
geee state Normal Gcllsj il Has ~ iiie
form II 3 greet viking sup 0f jAff ins
IaIcky ftd NF3Ite man ~ t0uen hntf~
nRn .f8ofeB fud Il Bas surrounded ~
Msnan oCeen waves ln tBe person u ~
EtF.S ia 6gn4ks9s&c costumes Al tfas kt4aDA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01
Crime Pays Little, Investigation Shows;
Crooks Must Do Honest Work to Live

majority of them are forced into honest
work occasionally 10 exc out q living.
The total loss i'm Washington during
1897 from all classes of crime was
about SOC, 600. Total offenSeS In the
six major .remunerative crime groups
embexylement, false pretenSeS. forgery,
burglary, robbery and larceny after
trust-~numhered 2.sa9
y This represents an average loss per
crime Of approximately <S4.
II is the exceptional criminal. police
say, who can set away With more than
one lob" IN two weeks, thus reducing
hts weekly income 20 SIT,
Much Of the stolen property Is rier-
chan6iSe and must be disposed az at
heavy sacrifice, reducing the thief'S
profit again.
Thus 1t appears that at the end Of
each week, unless he can steal his food
and clothing, the average thief Is In
debt
Bootlegging Is the one crime. police
say, which is really worth while from
a financial viewpoint However. the
fact that there Is no computahle loss 10
individuals makes 1t impossible 70 eSti-
mate the profit from this source.
Many people have argued that crime
does not pay They have pointed TO
the loss OF Seh~yeSpect, OF liberty and
peace Of mind as proof Of their argu-
naent.
But the most convincing argument
of all Is that IN terms of cellars ana
cents realised, crime II ahoas -.
poorest ateworK a man can choose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

Germany last, on June 20, Her
mann Mueller. the Socialist leader, SUI, :,
ceeded In forming his cabinet OF grand
coalition including representation OF
the Socialists. Centrists, Poputista
tpeople's Party, Bavarian PopullstS
and Democrats. The makeup is as
follows:
Chancellor, Mueller. Socialist.
Minister OF foreign affairs, Gustav
Stresemann. Populist,
Minister Of defense. Gen. Gr0enen
mo party. He succeeded Liuenoorn
as qiartermaster general on Inc eve Oh
the armistice.
Minister of the interior. Karl Sever
ing, Socialist. Justly famous Tor MS
stanch defense of repnhlieanism agalns'
nationalist intrigue as minister OF the
interior In the Prissian government
Minister OF finance, DR. Rudolph
Hilferding, Socialist with previous eX-
perience In that capacity.
Minister OF Justice, Erich Koch
Democrat formerly minister oil the III"
terior).
Minister of transportation and the
occupied regions, Dr. Theodore Won
duerard, Centrist,
Minister OF commerce. Df. Julius
curtius, Popuiist theld same post III
late cabinet
Minister of labor. Rudolf Wissel, So
cialist.
Minister of agriculture, DIR. Hermann
Dietrich. Democrat,
Minister of the post nfilee, Or,
Schaetzl Havarlan populist theld same
post In the late cabinetl,
The ministerial declaration will be
submitted 10 the Reiehstag ON Tuesday