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Evening star., 1932-04-22
WOMEN TO CARRY ON.
Mother, Wife and Daughter Promise to
Continue Fight.

MOtneT, WHe ana daughter frOmlSe 10
Continue Fight.
SAN FRANCISCO, April % tP).-
The three Mooney women-Rena, the
wife; Anna. the sister, and Mary, the
S7-year-old mother-today expressed
determination to carry on"
Mrs. Rena Mooney was at San Quen-
tin Prison as the news came the 10
year fight for the freedom of her hus-
band, Thomas J. Mooney, had failed
again.
She was not in the warden'S office
when her husband was told of the out
come. She met him on his way back
to his prison routine. Her arms about
him, she encouraged him to be cheer
full.
The sister, secretar- OF the Molders'
Defense Committee, central organlza-
ton in the campaign for release OF the
convicted San Francisco dynamiter,
and the aged mother, who recently re-
turned from a Nationwide tour in her
sons behalf. went to Sacramento to
hear the decision.
They did not join the crowd in the
executive chamber, but waited IN an
anteroom Byrd Kelso, on the Mooney
Molders' Defense Committee, brought
them the news.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
BONUS FOE SCORES
HOUSE COMMITTEE
Fish Denounces Members for
LACK of Nerve" in Eco
nomic Crisis.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Representative Fish, Republican, New
York, an opponent of full payment Of
the bonus, turned upon the House Ways
and Means Committee today and
charged it with a lack of nerve and
leadership" for rot bringing out legis-
lation to meet the economic crisis.
He urged a billion-dollar bond issue
for two-year program to keep people
employed.
erans of the World War who opposed
payment of the $4,000 100000 out
standing on the bonus certificates. con-
tending issuance of that amount OF new
currency under the Patman bill would
force the country of the gold standard.
Asks Partial Payment.
Legislation to allow veterans 20 cash
bonus certificates at their present value
was urged by Representative Lea,
Democrat, of California.
Il am opposed to full cash payment
of the face value Of the certificates, "
he said.
The plan for full payment on the
l945 cash value of the certificates ad-
vocated by Representative Patman.
Democrat, of Texas is estimated to cost
So, 400, 100000
The average bonus certificate would
reach its full face value of $1,000 in
1945. The present value of such GER
lie lie I
would permit veterans 10 obtain if they
wished to do so.
The Patman BILL" Lea said, would
cause the Government to spend now
$l,353, 100000 more elan it owes.
My proposition is to pay the serv-
ice men everything We owe him today.
If we are going to administer relief
on the ground of need, shall there be
any distinction, any discrimination"
Charges Favoritism.
when Uncle Sam goes out to ex-
tend relief, l would not have him
favor one class of citizens against
another.
The question Of imitation must be
handled separately and it must be
controlled.
If this committee believes it can
reach into the skies and draw down
money, for Gods sake use it to pay
the debts of this country and call back
that tax bill that puts a burden on
every class of citizen"
Lea said that under his plan S773,-
100000 would be due the veterans as
against $2,l60,000,000 under the Pat
man plan.
Representative Andrew Republican,
Massachusetts, war veteran, the next
witness, said the suggestion that the
Government issue new money would
serve only to aggravate pessimism and
fear for the Treasury.
Denies U. S. Obligation.
Representative Fish, in opposing the
PaIman plan, SAID:
Many Of the veterans want this pay
ment, but they are under a miSappre-
henson that the Government owes Jnem
this money.
In my opinion, the Government does
not owe l cent 10 the ablebodied vet
eTan at this time.
I agree with the suggestions made
here for reduction of interest charged
on veteran loans
Russia has less than $500, 900 600 in
gold. and yet she can embark on a five
year plan" Fish said. Il look to leader
ship from this committee, but 1 think
that up to now it has not shown the
leadership or the nerve in either party
to propose means of meeting this
great crisis
Evening star., 1932-04-22
MOTHER NOT SURE
SON TOOK HIS LIFE
Changes Opinion as Bruise
Is Found-MrS. Keith
Miller Still Held
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, April 22.-The Daily
News today quoted Mrs. Ida Clyde
Clarke as saying she no longer accepts
without reservation the theory that her
son, Haden Clarke, an author, took his
own life in the home OF Mrs. Jessie M.
Keith-Miller, Australian flyer, here
yesterday.
The mother, a journalism instructor,
at first expressed the belief that her
son, who was to have married the Aus
tralian flyer, shot himself after leaving
farewell notes to Mrs. Keith-Miller and
Capt w N Lancaster, the latter's fly
ing partner for five years.
To support her change of mind to-
day Mrs Clarke advanced to the news
theories that Haden had been afraid
of firearms all his life, that a physician
who examined him just before death
told her there were no powder burns
near the bullet wound in the temple
as might have been expected had the
weapon been fired at extremely close
range. and that an unexplained brulse
was found on his shoulder
AbhOrred Firearms.
She said that even as a child he
abhorred his brothers air rifles and
recently he fatty refused to accompany
a party inspecting a firearms collection.
When Capt. Lancaster ran out OF
money during a recent trip TO Mexico,
he telegraphed back that he was going
to pawn his pistol, and Haden told me
he hoped fervently that he wouldn't
bring the damned thing back" she said.
rictp1 found l1nHpT
Cla-ke'S body after the shooting
The News said Mrs. Clarke expressed
hope that authorities would consider
her theories before concluding he COM
mitted suicide.
Mrs Keith Miller and Capt. Lam
caster remained incommunicado in
prison today while officers continued
their investigation of Clarkes death.
| A romance between Mrs. Keith-Miller
! and Clarke had developed as he helped
/ her prepare her life story for publica-
/ ticn.
Both Still Held.
| State Attorney H Vernon Hawthorne
expressed conviction she is innocent bu1
( he continued to hold her in Jail as he
questioned Lancaster
In a brief settlement today, Eaw-
thorne said questioning of Lancaster,
who Sept in a room with Clarke, d.s-
proved several points in the case which
bad pointe1 to murder He continued
/ the investigation in an attempt TO clean
up further points which he said pre-
vented an immediate acceptance of a
suicide theory.
/ A development today. the discovery
of a bru'se on the shoulder of Clarke's
body, will be investigated by the State
attorney. He said no one knew how
Clarke received the bruise.
Mrs. Clarke said first reports that
her son was pilot were erroneous, and
that he had had no pert in anv snug
Cling proposition. She stated he was
associated with Mrs Knith- Miller only
! as the writer Of her life story. and
tbst Lancpst was not connected with
! the writing
Evening star., 1932-04-22
JAPANESE TO DEFY
LEAGUE AND RUSSIA
War Minister Warns Coun-
Gil and Soviet to Stay Out
of ManChuria.

BY the Associated Press
TOXIC, April ga blunt warning
to the League of Nations and Soviet
Russia to keep hands off Manchuria
was laid down today by Gen. Sadao
Arah, Japanese minister of war.
The warning, issued in a speech at
Osaka before the Kokuhonsha Patriotic
Society, nucleus of the japanese Ma
tionalist movement. was later informal
ly indorsed in foreign Office and in other
government quarters.
Japan's mission he said. was to make
Manchuria a paradise on earth. safe
for everybody" and nothing the League
or anybody else did could make her
oeylate from that course.
Refers to Russian Troops.
After declaring Japan would resist
reSolutely any attempt by the League
10 apply the nine-poWer treaty he
turned to Soviet Russia and called at
tention to what he said was a threaten
ing situation in North Manchuria due
10 Russia'S maSsing troops on the from
the Far East
We are unable to understand what
THESE warlike prepare tions mean" he
Sald. The situation is becoming seri-
Gus. Russia is concentrating four di-
visions In Siberia on the Manchurian
border We can only wait and see
whether the storm breaks.
II Is time the Japanese made up
their minds to cooperate whole
heartedly with the new regime in Man
churla for the establishment of a great
civlIlzatlon in the Far East" he con-
Iinueo. The League of Nations or
soviet russia may attempt to frustrate
activities in that region. but thev wont
be permitted to turn us from our co,IrEe
IL Is unnecessary for us to heed what
they may say about US.
viii Oppose Treaty.
A certain country is talking about
applying the ntne-power treaty In
Manchuria. Japan will resolutely oppose
such an attempt"
In authoritative quarters 1t was in
dlcated Japan's already badly weakened
Ties with the League were further
strained by the recent resolution of the
committee OF Nineteen on the situation
at Shanghai
6CFSA OGtfTmIQaJlOn TO
cease entirely to participate in the sc-
tlvltleS OF the League whenever article
XIV of the League covenant is aopIted
IN Manchuria is already an open secret
although it has not been officially an
nounced. Anti-Lesgue forces in japan
are now insisting that the same policy
be applied to the attempts of the COM
mlttee Of Nineteen to direct the course
OF the negotiations at Shanghai.
A dispatch to the Rengo News Agency
from Hardin, Manchuria, said Japanese
Army officers arrested the Russian sta
ton master of the Chinese Eastern
Railway at Imienpo on a charge that
he obstructed japanese troop move.
ments in cooperation with Chinese in
surgentS II
Russian authorities at Harbin de-
manded the station masters re'es-e,
the dispatch added.
A japanese r.gade. under fEci. G n.
Mural, arrived st Inlienpo lac yes,cr-
Gay, 1t said, and part Of it c,eshei to-cy
with Chinese inrurgentS near Wu'-'r1!-
no, west of Imienpo. The Jarcre-e H.
tended to launch an offensive aeain.t
the rebels in that region, it seid,
Evening star., 1932-04-22
GRAND JURY PROBES
M'BRIDE MYSTERY
Prince Georges Body Hears Test.
mony of Three Involving
Temple Biggs.
BY staI Correspondent of The Star.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, April %.
Investigation of the 1O-year old Bar
ney Mcbride murder mystery was be-
gun yesterday by the Prince Georges
County grand jury.
The jury heard the testimony of three
persons who claim they heard Temple
Biggs OF Camp Springs tell of his part
IN dlsposlng OF McBride's body, and also
called Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Gar
rison, who launched a new Investigation
in the murder few months ago.
Mcbride was robbed and murdered on
August 10, 1922. His body was found
beside culvert at Meadows, Md. Hugh
G. jackson and Biggs are being held in
the Marlboro jail as suspects in the
case.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Stay of Execution Grant.1.

RALEIGH, N. c., April %. GA
letter ne received in his mornings mail
caused Gov o. Max Gardner to r-c.lt
a 30-day reprieve toGay to ReIle
Grlffin, colored, convicted of murGer
ana under sentence to die at 1890 am
The letter was from Trial Judge j. Paul
Frizele and recommended a stay Of
execution.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
TRAIN KILLS MAN
NEAR CHARLES TOWN
J. H. Seal, Native Of Page County
w. Va, Struck at Grade
Crossing.
speoial pispateh to The Star.

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. April %
j H Seal II, was instantly killed
early this morning when struck by
Baltimore &, Ohio eastbound passenger
train at the Dufhelds Crossing, near
here. The body was hurled 25 feet
against a signal post and badly mutt
lated
The victim was native of Page
County. Va. but had been living, with
his invalid wife, with a son-in-laW in
this county.
Justice w. C. Clipp, Charles Town
after an inquiry held an inquest un-
necessary.
Why the man was on the tracks AZ
the early hour was net explained.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
LAUSANNE DATE JUNE 16.
Paris Paper Announces Debt Confer
ence Agreement.

PARIS, April % (E1.-The newspaper
LIE Temps said today that June Is had
been selected as the date for the begin
ming of the Lausanne conference on
debts and reparations.
The choice was made, it was said.
during deliberations yesterday at Geneva.
1t was suggested that the chairmanship
NAV be offered to Georges Theunis of
Belgium.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
WITNESS STUNNED"
As Sorry as Mooney. Says Man Who
Changed Testimony.


BALTIMORE, April % (P.-John
Macdonald of Baltimore, one of the
principal State witnesses in the Mooney
trial. who returned to California in 1880
to refute the evidence he had given.
said last night that he felt as bad about
the refusal of Gov. Rolph of California
to grant pardon, as Mooney did.
Il was more than stunned by the
decision handed down by Gov Rolph,
Mooney is as innocent as President
Hoover, but 1 guess the Governor was
swayed by former District Attorney
Fickert, Capt. Goff of the Police De-
partment and by the United Railway
Co. I think Fickert and Goff ought
to be where Mooney is" he said.
Macdonald was found in Baltimore
two years ago during fight to win
release for Mooney. He has been en-
ployed as a night telephone operator
in an apartment house.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Former Minister Defeated.

WAKEFIELD, Yorkshire, England,
April % LP).-The government suffered
its first bye-election defeat since the
general election when Arthur Green
wood, minister of health in the late
Labor government, defeated Alfred
Ernest Greaves, Conservative. yester-
day.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

The United States imported 2s4, 900
pounds Of garlic last year.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
FRIENDS OF MOONEY PLEDGE
RENEWED FIGHT FOR LIBERTY
Governor Refusal to Grant Pardon Is
Branded as Glass Decision by Alleged
Dynamiter in Prison Statement.

statement declared the decision was
based on fear and prejudice" 1t re-
tterated a charge the conviction was
secured BY periured testimony.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

CONTINUED From First Page)
Treasury Mills and Postmaster General
Brown explain what the effect of the
10 per cent cut would be on their
respective departments, and to amplify
their recommendations as to how best
to meet the cut.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
RIOTS AT HARVARD
OVER BELL CLAPPER
END IN IL ARRESTS

Continued From First Page.l
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Police and Communists Battle in New York
UNEMPLOYMENT s.1.ox

RIOTOUS SCENE DURING UNEMPLOYN
Evening star., 1932-04-22
NEW REORGANIzING
PLAN is PROPOSED
IN ECONOMY FIGHT

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1932-11-20
DISTRIBUTOR.

One who can handle a real big
proposition. Liberal contract to
right man. For interview phone
Mr.. Long, Dist. 5131. Can also
use several high caliber speciality
men.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
USonffuued n

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Evening star., 1932-11-20
CHRISTMAS CARD Statesmen.
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Evening star., 1932-11-20
MEN,

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m opportunity 70 qualify for permanent
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nositions available immediately. .Apply Pay
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Evening star., 1932-11-20

who can live on $4,000 annually but who
wants TO build for the future. Dignif1ed out
side work with prominent firm Must be q
washington man, over 25. with high school
education. Address Box 297-E. Star ONCE.
statesmen AND PART-TIME MEN.
Experience not needed; appearance counts.
Apply Monday. 10 am, l2-l pm. or 5-6
n nj ] r Hat Cleaners. 5l4 9th St n W.
Evening star., 1932-11-20

Men who qualify must be OF neat appear
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in men who want permanent connectlon.
for appointment giving name. address, age,
previous business, trade or profession ana
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confdentially. Address Box 457-B. Star
Evening star., 1932-11-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks. maids,
houseworkers; day. week. MONTH. references
investigated. Dec. 1851. 1897 11th st. NV.
no19s
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec 2419. 1887
14th has experienced cooks g.hw.. mothers
helpers. mattresses, day workers. public
cooks, maids.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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0623-J.
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S647
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for tests; permits procured. Noel, EN-. 1870.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
SALESMAN.

Probable closing of local branch makes
change desirable; large experience in execu-
tive position and personal selling; married.
with family: interested only in high-class
references exchanged. Address Box 379-E,
Star ONCE. 81
Evening star., 1932-11-20
SITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATiONS-DOMESTIC.

BACHELORS APT. to clean BY. the week,
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references. Adams 0692-W.
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COIoRED GIRL, reliable. wants general
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COLORED GIRL. neat, Virginian, wishes
work of any kind. North 1874.
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the South, wishes part-time work. Phone
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coLoRED GIRL wishes position as maid or
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family. bachelor. 112 9Th st. NV. North
5S41.
COLORED GIRL desires work as waitress,
dress shop girl. chambermatd, nurse; rea-
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COIORED GIRL wants work as chamber
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nights; reference first-class. 2424 18th
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Evening star., 1932-11-20
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ADDREsSoGRAPH and graphotype oper-
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typewriter, adding machine and compton,
eter references. Address Box 150-E, star
ONCE.
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tint cards small Compensation. Address
Boz ib6sEs star ONCE feQe
Evening star., 1932-11-20

MEN OF MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA..
An internationally known corporation
wants an ambitious man to represent II in
each of the following communities in Mary
Evening star., 1932-11-20

Services desired of several statesmen whose
character and reputation are unQuestionable.
to handle g commodity Of unusual merit and
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territory. Applicants must be hard workers
and desirous of permanent connection. Ap-
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DECKER, INC. 1902 National Press Build
ing, washington, D. G.
Evening star., 1932-11-20

WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR JUST
REDUCED FAR BELOW COMPETITIVE
PRICES. THIS REPRESENTS A WONDER
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BONUS. APPLY MR.. GREMSTEAD. EDGAR
MORRIS SALES co. 73f 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
WANTED-SALESMEN.

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with q proven record, paying a liberal re-
turn with a guaranteed resale market at
par. Address Box 112-E, Star ONCE.
SELL MERCHANTS fastest-selling line card
ed specialties, including razor blades. mer-
curochrome, aspirin; new plan. bigger prof
it's quick repeats. HICK CO.. 1920
Wabash Chicago.
Evening star., 1932-11-20
WANTED-AGENTS,

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| cleans all metals; gets enthusiastic atten-
| ton; sells fast at 25c; samples free. F. C.
Evening star., 1932-11-20

SOMETHING people actually want; cuts gas
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other customers: 10 sales daily easy, S1b
day earnings possible. Fagley-Halpen, Dt-
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UNIQUE CHRIsTMAS TREE STAND-Every-
body wants one. Fast seller at 35c. Good
Evening star., 1932-11-20

THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
has been in business in Washington for
many years. It has a reputation for depend
able merchandise and quality products that
has enabled our statesmen to build for them
selves good permanent positions. Due to
the addition of several new products, one
or two men Will be considered for sales posi-
tions These positions afford a definite fu-
fura and earnings STRICTLY commensurate