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Evening star., 1932-10-16

STENOGRAPHER, typist. general ONCE work;
attractive. experienced; best references: age
30: want steady or part time. Call around
8 am or pm. Adams $40, Br. lilo. IT.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

| GIRL. colored. neat. wants general house.
work and light laundry; good reference.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
fN>AAfAmAAN

AUTO LESSONS FOR EASY PARKING,
clutch control; cars furnished; permit-in-
struction guaranteed FOSTER, Met. 1909
GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED
teacher. BEGINNERS: review; speed dictation.
Private lessons. Moderate rates. Decatur
JOIN TRAVELLING COLLEGE. FIRST
year. Coast to coast. Study en- route. Rates
low. Address Box 203-A Star offce.
MATHEMATICS. PHYSICS: quick and
Who can put it across" Reduced rates.
TUTORING BY EXPERIENCED PUBLIC
school teacher. Georgia 4l59.
PIANO TEACHER experienced, will teach
in studio or pupils home; results guaran-
teed. All grades taught; reasonable: class
in rythm band for children to years
old: Phone North 1852.
LA SALE BRIDGE CLUB AND STUDIO.
1923 Connecticut Ave. CAT l. ST.
Instruction by certified teacher. duplicate
and open games afternoons and evenings;
morning classes by appointment.
NATIONAL AIRCRAFT SCHOOL.
32O6 Grace st. N.W-Prepare for the future:
learn to be an aircraft mechanic by practical
work on modern airplanes and engines at
our completely equipped aircraft school. Day
and night classes forming. Write for infor.
and bulletin or phone West 1850.
GIRLS! BEAUTY CULTURE.
Quick Modern Methods Taught
Start Now. Reduced Rates. Terms.
Modern School OF Beauty Culture
rIa fra Rui
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL. light colored; experienced waitress,
pantry girl, cook. maid. salad maker. Call
Adams 4688 Johnson
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL. colored refined experienced; gem
erai housework: stay nights references.
Call Cleveland 5977 Monday
Evening star., 1932-10-16

AIESMAN-Experienced. with car to do
-Sr,scial rale5 work in schools. Free to
travel. 307 726 Jackson pl
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL, colored. refined, wants work as waitress,
maid general housework for small family;
reasonable pay. Phone North 7l15-J.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL, colored. neat, wants general house,
work. whole or part time. District 1850.
GIRL for general housewoik. references.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL. colored. first-class. wishes afternoon
WORK cook. nursemaid. general work; ref.
| 2ll5 X st. NV West 267O-W
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL wants bachelors apartment to clean,
laundry to take home; frst-claSs on shirts.
1 Adams 0692-W.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

LAUNDPESS wants pIace bv week o-
month: also washing ct horne, ref 466
c
Evening star., 1932-10-16

LAUNDRY to take home, or days work out:
references: experienced worker. North 1856.
LAUNDRY neatly done at home; excellent
references girl also wants general house
work Decatur n213-J
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN reliable. colored. wishes general
housework By the day; can furnish best ref
Prence 1870 list st NV Dec 2360-J
Evening star., 1932-10-16

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR.
Nationally recognized AAA-l publisher of
direct advertising campaigns, embracing
more than 100 lines of business. offers per-
manent connection to capable. experienced
man. To right man we offer close cooper
alton in the field. Fall season going strong
Orders being placed now by every line of
business Substantial weekly advances
against attractive commission schedule
Write today. giving full details. photograph
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL, colored, neat. dependable. wants
work OF any kind; city references. Call At
II
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL, colored. wants & h, W, plain cook
ing in small family; 3 yrs. ref. Adams 9475.
Beatrice
Evening star., 1932-10-16

LAUNDRESS. first class wishes work to take
home or part-t'ma work. Phone Met. 1919.
Address 1872 6fh ST NV
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL. colored. neat. wants Job as maid or
nurse. can do plain. cooking; reference.
Please call Atlantic 4423
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN wants laundry work at home; ex-
cellent references. North 1852 or apply 1921
18th st. NV. Basement.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL, colored, wants work of any kind;
wants to stay some nights. 213 Eye st.
Sc. Atlantic 3405-J.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

MFN-OPPORIUNII4! Nj
Openings for several well recommended,
ambitious. neat-appearing men, mechanical.
ly inclined. between Is and As. who are not
afraid to work should have car. Call for
conference between 10 and II am. only.
Fq0A 1913 1911 K street NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
EXECUTIVE,
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COLORED COUPLE. experienced. wish posi-
ton, together or separate. cook. maid,
butler or yardman; references. North 1922.
COUPLE. colored. experienced wishes posi-
tions as cook and houseman. Phone Poto-
mac $3.50
COUPLE want place; cook. maid. butler:
houseman: city or country; city ref. Carl
Quales. 2235 New York ave. NV.
COUPLE. English French. living in Virginia
experienced in frst-class service, desire po-
siton. Disengased November l. Personal
references. P. o. Box 81 Middleburg, Va.
JANrTOR man and wife, IS years exreri-
ence. Call North 2847.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. wish positions
cha uffeur. butler; wife. good cook and gen.
eral houseworker. Metropolitan 5O44
MAN AND WIFE colored tho childrenI. want
position as houseman. janitor, or Iskl.Ig -.
OF furnace. North 2263-J.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. wish place to-
gether or separate as houseman. sardener.
cook. laundress. maid. city or suburban:
reference. Address Box 57l, Arlington. Va.
WANTED, by colored man and wife. place
as janitor: good references and experienced.
Phone Decatur 4894W: Edward johnson.
WANTED-Jsnitor work by married couple;
splendid reference; IA years experience in
linoleum and carpet laying. Pot. 57o5.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN colored. days work or part-tme
General housework 1908 Irving st. NV.
Phone Col. 2lO3-W 16s
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN. colored neat intelligent. wants
part-time work in small family or bachelor
apt: plain cooking. Dec l243
Evening star., 1932-10-16

LAUNDRESS, first-class. wants work to
bring home; sunny yard 29l4 llth NV.
Adams
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN. colored. experienced, with city
reference. wants general work, good cook.
Phone North 6534-W
Evening star., 1932-10-16

NURSE. registered. colored: care for invalid.
chamber work or general work; WITH better
class; small family; stay nights; city ref
erence Met 3lSQ
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN. colored experienced, wants place
as cook: with references. Call Col 4064,
WOMAN colored. wants general housework
or days work. Have city reference. Tele-
phone Met. 2Oe4 454 Va ave. s.w
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN, colored, reliable wants work as
morning cleaner in theater. office building
or apartment. or laundry by the day. Call
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL. colored. wants Job of any kind cam
not stay nights. Phone Decatur 1871
GIRL wants general housework or part
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL young. colored desires work doing
houSework. nursing; very willing. neat. help
with cooking home nightG. Adams 57S7.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular limo rate.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN, reliable. wants general housework
or cooking or part-time work; good ref. 174S
Willard
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN, reat. colored. wants position as
maid in family: hrst-class cook. washes;
best reference Met 0724
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN wants place as cook and house,
worker. Also girl wants place after school;
first-claSs ref Col 7o53-J Sunday
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL, colored. reliable, place to cook dim
ners in evening. Call Sunday before 9 80,
after IL O'Clock Potomac 6I52-J
Evening star., 1932-10-16

SALESLADIES. 4. experienced, refined to
call on embassies and larger homes about
Wash. Every prospect declares our product
is unique. beautiful. dignifled and individ-
nal. Liberal comm. Splendid opportunity
Sun. or 8.a0-10 am. Mon. for information
and appointment. Louis Louft, Georgia 1854.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN. colored wants general housework,
full or part time; good cook city refer
ence. 22l o st. NV. Apt. "a Pot. 1855.
WOMAN experienced wants work OF any
kird; can give references. 625 st. Sc.
WOMAN. colored. wishes position as general
houseworker cook; flrst-claSs city refer
ence. North 6623.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN colored. warts general housework
1910
Evening star., 1932-10-16

NlEN-Trico Radiator Cover Co. will add 8
10 selling force to call on home and othceS
Apply 425 10th st. NV. Monday. 10 TO a 3o.
MEN t2l-Article sells Cor soc, 48c Is your;
1926 sales daily. Mr.. Bum. Room 3o2. 1871
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL from Virginia, colored. wants G. h. W.
plain cooking; references. Address 2039 9th
St NV. Potomac 083o-J
GIRL. colored. neat. reliable wants part
time work in evenings, cook, waiting or
cleaning; good reference. Pot. 526l-
GIRL, neat, virginian, wishes work Of any
kind lincoln 1901
Evening star., 1932-10-16

WOMAN experienced. wishes days work or
part time laundry by the week; good
references s Johnson. Ad 63q6-J
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL wants days work or part-time.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

1 SHOULD like to place a capable maid for
part-time work only; MORNINGS preferred.
Pot 5834-J
Evening star., 1932-10-16

SECURITY statesmen.
The deal is right and is selling fast; call
at once The New Amsterdam Brewing Co,
209 Commercial National Bank Bldg. ASK
for Mr. Davies
Evening star., 1932-10-16

GIRL Colored, neat. intelligent, desires
work. Call North 5903.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

Due to various promotions made at our
ladies. with or without selling experience, for
steady position with good income Appli-
only need apply. Room SOL, 1919 F st. NV.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
WOMAN, MENTALLY
UNBALANCED, SLAIN
Falls Before Police cunfire At.
ter Staging Battle With
so Officials

Los Angeles, April 29.-(AP)-A
woman's rage at the sound Of a
neighbours lawn mower has caused
two deaths.
Miss Ella May Thompson, %, shot
and killed Paul Donath, policeman,
when he came to her home to inves-
tigate her reported attempt to shoot
the lawn-mowing neighbor, Mrs. Paul
inc Phol. In a subsequent gunfight
with police, Miss Thompson, a mental
case, was killed.
After shooting the officer, Miss
Thompson barricaded herself in her
home. She defied more than so Of
ficers, taking occasional shots at them
from the windows. A crowd looked
on.
The police finally threw tear bombs
into the house. Screaming, the red
haired woman fled, firing a revolver.
She fell MORALLY wounded under the
fire of more than q dozen police
guns.
The woman clasped a photograph
of j. v. Baldwin, automobile dealer,
who was sued for $125, 900 for alien
alton Of affections last October by
Luther Alger, Miss Thompson's for
mer husband. She formerly was Sec
rotary to the dealer.
Miss Thompson had been suffer-
ing from nervous breakdown.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
DePuy Prominent
Lawyer in Walsh

Grand Forks. N. D.. April D.
R-H. G. DePuy, nominated at
the North Dakota Democratic con-
vention In New Rockford as candi-
date for governor. Is a prominent
Walsh county attorney In partner
ship with his son, william T.. at
Grafton.
Born in New Brunswick, N. J.
April IA, 1872, DePuy spent his
boyhood In New York City. where
he attended q private school for
boys, and Cole college. graduating
from q law school there in 1890.
That year he came to Walsh coun-
ty and located at Mimic.
He has been practicing law IN
Walsh county since 1894 and for IL
years was states attorney.
DePuy was married In 1907 10
Jessie Thomson. There are four
children, william In Grafton, Mrs.
G. c. Finnegan Of Fargo, Marjorie,
attending the agricultural college
In Fargo, and Jessie, recreational
instructor at Moorestown. N. 2.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
COMMITTEE BOOSTS
TAX ON BEVERAGES
I-copper-lumber Tariff
Coalition Gathers Forces
For Battle

Washington, April 29.-(R-Car-
donated waters, unfermented fruit
juices, grape concentrates and Brew
ers' wort were given increased tax
rates Friday by the senate finance
committee In revising the house rev.
enue bill.
Cereal beverages were the only pro-
ducts In the list Of beverages to get
any reduction. The committee cut
down this tax from two cents to one
and one-quarter cents gallon
Meanwhile, the oil-coal-copper-
lumber tariff coalition was gathering
its forces for a finish fight on the
senate floor to restore tariff items to
the revenue bill. OIL. coal and copper
were rejected Thursday by the COM
mittee by narrow margins.
Senator Thomas d., Okla). made
the open threat to newspapermen Fri
day that unless the oil tariff is re-
stored to the bill by the senate well
be here. until late fall"
The tax on grape concentrates, 9TH
er than finished products or fountain
syrups, was changed from 40 per cent
ad valorem to a cents q gallon.
The house tax on brewers wort was
raised from five cents to 10 cents q
gallon. The levy on malt syrup was
hoisted from IS cents gallon to four
cents q pound. The latter rate was
estimated to be equivalent to 46 cents
pound.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
THREE-FOURTHS OF
VOTERS NFAVOR0F
PR0H|B|T|ONREPEAL
Literary Digest's Final Figures
Show Only Two States
Had Dry Margins
N. D. GOES WET By a.11 TO |
1896, $50 Approve 18th Amend
i. mont While 3,431,eo7
Recommend Repeal

Seventy-three voters out Of every
100 favor a repeal of the 18th amend
ment as evidenced by the final figures
in the Literary Digest's nationwide
prohibition poll, which will be pub
lished in the magazine Saturday.
North Dakotans favored repeal by
81 ,205 to $50, or a margin Of about
3l1 to /.
A total Of 4,66s,537 ballots was re-
turned and counted in this STRAW"
referendum. The division Of the final
figures shows 1,86, $50. or 26.49 per
cent, voting for continuance of the
prohibition amendment and 3,431, 1857,
or 73.5l per cent. favoring repeal.
Kansas and North Carolina are the
only two states giving clear majority
for prohibition. Kansas voting dry by
majority Of 1877 votes out Of total
Of 84,121 ballots received and North
Carolina voting dry by a majority Of
So votes out OF a total Of "a 100 bal
lots returned.
Northeast Section Wet
The wettest section of the United
States as evidenced by the returns Iii
this poll Is the group Of states from
the Mississippi river east to the At
lantic ocean and approximately north
OF the Mason-Dixon line. with the
dampest concentration in the seaboard
states Of New York. New Jersey, Con-
necticut, and Rhode Island.
The dryest section Of the country in
cludes the belt Of states extending
from Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas to
the Atlantic with the exception Of
Missouri, Louisiana. and Florida,
which three states register higher wet
ma jorites.
The balance Of the Middle Western
states show a sentiment wetter than
the southern group but considerably
dryer than the northeastern section
Of the country.
The Rocky Mountain States show
collective vote slightly less wet than
the country at large while the Pacific
Coast states gives majority for re-
peal higher than the national ratio.
Thirty three states and the District
Of Columbia return wet majorities in
the final tabulation ranging from 2 to
l to over to l for repeal.
Southern States Dryer
Six states, giving q return Of be-
tween 40 to so per cent Of their total
votes for the continuance of prohibi-
ton. include Tennessee, Arkansas. Ok
lahoma, Alabama, Mississippi, and
South Carolina, ranked In the order
Of their greater dry sentiment
Nine states, finally voting more than
{ to l wet, are Connecticut. Illinois,
Louisiana, Montana. Nevada. New Jer-
Continued on page eight
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
CONTINUE WORK IN
SECRET IN EFFORT
TO GET BABY BACK
Message Intended For Detroit
Purple Cangster is Broad
cast Over Radio

Hopewell. N. j.. April 2o.-(R-
Emissaries continued to labor In secret
Friday to get the kidnapped son OF
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh back, but
concrete developments were scarce.
Two Norfolk Intermediates were
absent on unexplained missions
Thursday night while a third, Rear
Admiral Guy H. Burrage, said at Nor
folk:
II had a long distance telephone
talk with Colonel Lindbergh at Hope
we'll last night"
He and his two colleagues. John H.
Curtis. boat-builder, and Dean H.
Dobson- Peacock, have said they have
cleared av1y number of obstacles
between them and their objective,
which is return of the baby.
In New York radio station broad
cast a message, apparently intended
for Harry Fleischer, Detroit Purple"
gangster sought in connection with
the kidnapping.
It said:
Harry Fleischer-Dear Harry:
Connect with me Immediately through
my attorney, Henry A. Uterhart. SO
West 44th Street. Do it through a
third party. No danger Of a tipoff.
I am the party who was the main mug
of the Ohio joint where you and big
Mike drifted. Remember the supper
you and the Turk gave me?"
Uterhart said he was acting as
"Laison officer In the matter at the
request of a friend, lawyer" He said
he had not been approached directly
by Colonel Lindbergh but that the
lawyer who asked him to act did so
with the consent "of all interested
parties"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
Jap Officers Hurt
By Bomb Explosion
Chinese Arrested After Hurting
Missile Which Blew Review
Stand to Bits
MANY FOREIGNERS UNHuRr
Shirakawa, Nomura, Shigemit-
81 and Uyeda Victims Dur
ing Military Review

Shanghai, April 29.- (AP) - The
four highest ranking Japanese mill
tary, naval and diplomatic officials
at Shanghai were seriously injured
about noon Friday when bomb blew
to bits a reviewing stand on which
they were seated, at a military re-
view in Hongkew park in honor Of the
birthday Of Emperor Hirohito.
Scores of foreign military officers,
including Americans of the marine
detachment and the 31st u. S. infan-
try, also narrowly escaped serious in
jury. They were grouped around the
platform but had left a few minutes
before. ......
The Japanese military headquarters
announced that most seriously injured
were General Yoshinori Shirakawa,
commander-in-chief of the Japanese
forces here; Admiral Kichisaburo
Nomura, naval commander-in-ch chief;
Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japanese min
lister to China, and Major General
kenkichi Uyeda, who commanded the
Shanghai battle at the beginning and
was superseded by General Shira-
kawa.
Taken to Hospital
General Shirakawa was taken to a
hospital suffering from serious in
juries to his right side and to his
face. He was operated upon imme-
diately and was said to be in a crit
ical condition.
M. Shigemitsu, the leading Japan
ese non-military leader here and head
of the Japanese delegation to the re-
cent peace parleys, was severly in
jured in both legs. He was reported
unconscious.
Admiral Nomura suffered injuries
to his left eye and General Uyeda was
torn in the chest and abdomen.
Kuramatsu Mural, Japanese con-
sul-general, also on the platform and
at first reported seriously hurt, later
was said to be unframed, as also was
Y. Kawabata, president of the Shang-
hal Japanese Residents association,
who sat beside him.
Chinese Is Arrested
The bomb was tossed into the mid
die of the platform by a man in the
great crowd spread out before it. At
first the thrower was believed to have
been a Korean, but later Japanese po-
lice said the missile was thrown by
Chinese.
The crowd Immediately closed in
upon the man they believed had
thrown the bomb. He was rescued by
the police and dragged. away. Mill
tary officials said he was taken inn
to headquarters, alive but
badly injured. Seven other Chinese
were arrested and accused of impli-
cation.
Military officials expressed opinion
the incident probably would result in
a drastic Tightening of Sino-Japanese
relations here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
DELBERATORS Seem
RACE CONSCIOUS AS
THEY CONSIDER CASE
Seven Of AngIo.Saxon Blood
Seen Conterring on Bal
cony During Rainfall
DEFENSE STAFF Confident
Prosecution Rejects Suggestion
That Case be Decided on
Deadlock Basis
DEFENSE STAFF CONFIDENT

Honolulu, April 29-TrApparent-
ly deadlocked while defense and
prosecution engaged in q side maneu-
yer, the IL men striving for verdict
in the case Of four persons accused OF
the lynching OF Joseph Kahahawai
carried on Friday after having given
watchers a few tantalizing glimpses
OF their jury room drama.
The first brief tableau came late
Thursday after the case had been In
the jurors hands nearly "a hours. The
seven jurors Of Anglo-Saxon blood
left the deliberatien room to stand on
a balcony while light rain was fall
ing. The other, five. three Chinese,
a Portuguese and an Hawaiian. re-
manned inside.
For few moments the seven con-
versed but they could not be over
heard. Except for the racial aspect OF
the act, observers found nothing
significant In 1t. Thereafter the Jur-
ors could be seen from distance 60
ing to and fro in the room and NOV
ing to and from the balcony, but they
exhibited no signs Of heated debate
and generally leaned listlessly against
the balcony rail.
Late in the day Montgomery VIM
OF defense counsel expressed the be-
lief the Jurors were standing either
II to one or 10 to two for the defense
and suggested to Public Prosecutor
John G. Kelley that he agree to YER
dict on that basis. Kelley rejected It.
Subsequently 1t was understood
WINS statement regarding the bal
loting was not based on definite In
formation but on his belief q major
1ty of the jurors favored the defend
ants.
Kelley said he had learned the re-
suit Of the first ballot but he declined
to share his information with newspa-
per men.
The jury is balloting separately on
each defendant. Lieut.. Thomas H.
Massie, u. s. NJ: his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Granville Fortescue; Albert O.
Jones and e. j. Lord, navy enlisted
men. Massie admitted firing the IA
tai shot after Kahahawai assertedly
confessed participating In the attack
last Sept. IL on the naval officers
wife.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
Long Attacks Party,
Quits Committees

washington, April 29.-(RHAttack-
Ing the Democratic leadership, Sena-
tor Long (Dem., Lad, Friday resigned
from all senate committees.
The Louisiana senator shouted Il
want to resign from every committee
assignment given me by the Demo-
cratic party"
He announced that II q candidate
for the Farmer Labor party repre-
senting his views on redistribution Of
wealth faced q candidate like Senator
Robinson In the fall presidential cleo
lions he would vote for the Farmer
Laborite.
He said he would vote for . Repub-
lican candidate favQring limitations
on swollen incomes over . Democratic
candidate with the Views Of Bernard
M. Baruch.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-29
Chile M0bilizes It's
Army for Protection

Santiago, Chile, April 29.-(AP)--
Chile's army Of $4,000 carabineers
was modified Friday, standing ready
for whatever may happen next Mon
day when extremist groups have
called workers mass meeting and =
May Day general strike.
The carablneers were modified
::::Ger powers OF the state Of siege
declared by President Juan Esteban
Montero on April Z, following run
on the national bank. The siege has
never been lifted.
Meanwhile, communist activity in
creased among university students,
and the communist groups called for
! renewal 81 the hunger strike among
sailors jailed after last September's
naval revolt.