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GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PROTEST TREATMENT
 OF JEWS IN GERMANY

WASHINGTON, March 26,-The American government will not pro- test the mis-treatment of Jews in Germany in-as-much as official reports indicated this has stopped Nevertheless, Secretary Hull assur- ed the American Jews who re- quested an offical investigation that he would continue to watch the situation closely.
 In a telegram addressed to Rabbi Stephen s. Wise of New York, and other leading members of Ameri- can Jews, Hull said that the Berlin Embassy and the Consulate in var ious parts of Germany had report ed that there was for a short time considerable physical mistreat- ment of Jews, this phase may be considered virtually terminated"
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LUCKY CAL|FCRN|ANS
 HELD MANY PAYING
 TICKETS, SWEEPSTAKES

MONTREAL, Que, March 27, - Georga Montgomery of Rous Mar in co''nty California, holding tick ct No. 21 ,821 in the Canadian Army ard Navy Sweepstakes, based on the outcome of the Grand Nation al Steeplechase at Aintree, Eng. will receive $500.
 He was one of the lucky sub scribers to nraw Really True, '' which finished second.
 Ninety Americans were lucky in the drawing, including the follow ng Californians:
 F. L. Risden, Long Beach; John Gouma, South Pasadena; Drew Grakle, Ray Mathews, Los Angel es; Drew Ballyanwood, Joseph Len zio, Los Angeles.
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AMERICAN MISSION ' BOMBED BY PLANE
 SAID BEEN JAPANE SE

PEIPING, March 28, Frank Lockhart, United States consul general at Tientsin, informed Nell son T. Johnson, United States min ister, that Japanese airplanes had bombed the American Methodist mission property at Taotowying inside the Great Wall few miles east of Peiping.
 The Reverend Kautto and his wife, the only foreigners in Tao towing, narrowly escaped. Rev. Kautto, an American, informed MT. Lockhart that at g a. m. on March 24 an airplane circled the mission, over which large United States flags flew, and dropped a bomb within 20 feet of the mission residence.
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GOVERNOR HANDLED MACHINE GUN FROM
 ROOF OF HIS H0ME

MEXICO CITY, March 27, - Official notice of the death of State Deputy Manuel Levva who died as result of wounds 1eceiv- ed in a gun battle in the state capitol of Guerrero, was received here.
 The battle occurred in the Cap itol plaza during which witnesses state that the Governor himself handled machne gun on the roof of his house.
 Two others were killed and another deputy seriously wounded Three politicals were injured.
 Witnesses said the fight devel- oped in front of the house Of Gov ernor Adrian Casrejon when a group of local deputies attempted to enter.
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SIX INVESTIGATIONS
 UNDERWAY PROBING
 INTO PLANE: TRAGEDY

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S, - The Saturday night airpane dis aster, in which q Varney speed plane hurled thru into a San Leandro home during a violent wind and rain storm, killing 13 persons and injuring five more, is under six inveStiga tiorls.
 A new Inquiry was started by in surance companies as five others pressed by the federal depart ment Of commerce, the Varney Speed Lines and three Alameda county agents of the district at torney as well as the sheriff and cOroner.
 An inquest, with at least partial findings of the investigations, will be held Friday by Coroner Grant D. Miller. No official statement as to the cause of the disaster, one of the worst in Pacific Coast avia- tion, was made but investigators agreed it was caused by sudden adverse weather conditions.
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RESOLUTION ASKS F0R
 DEPARTMENT JUSTICE
 INVESTIGATION MELLON

WASHINGTON D. C., March 28,- Senator Wheeler of Montana of fered a resolution asking the De- partment of Justice to investigate the charges that Andrew W. Mel lon and other former officials of the Treasury failed to collect mill lions in taxes from foreign steam ship companies and the Gulf Oil Co.,, a Mellon concern. The reSo- lution cited civil suits had been filed in courts against Mellon charging taxes had been illegally withheld from the Treasury and seeking their recovery for the goy- ernment.
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ADVANCE INTERNATIONAL ZONE
 CONTINUES THREATEN

PEIPING, March 2S,--Possibility of a Japanese advance into the Peiping-T n t sin International Treaty zone still threatens, Ill the opinion of Mini ter of War Ho Ying Ching, despite assurance from Tokio that the Japanese have no intention of proceeding south of the Great Wall of China.
 General Ho announced the Jap anese bombarded the town of My aun. 30 miles south of Kupnkow, 8 Great Wall passage, vast week. Japanese reports from Shanghai kwan Friday said Shishenchai, eight miles south of the Wall at it's eastern extremity, was captur- ed by Japanese Manchurian troops.
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F|GURE T0 MUSCLE IN" LEGAL
 BEER DISTRIBUTION

CHICAGO, March 28,-1'lae Cap one gang will attempt to gain con- trol of legalized beer distribution in Chicago by "muSceling in" on districutorS to small dealers it was learned from relia ole sources.
 Prohibition officials admitted they have been informed of a plan, but are seeking more infor- nation before determining how to fight it. Remaining leaders of the crippled Capone gang made it known recently that they would not try to compete with legal brewers. Such an effort, they de- cided would cost too much.
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APRIL s HAS ALWAYS
 BEEN IMPORTANT DAY
 IN AMERICAN HISTORY

CHICAGO, March 27, April G., the day beer is destined to flow again in the United States, will be celebrated everywhere but in the East, where the sale of beer begins at 12.01 April T. The West will eel ebrate in the closing hours of the 9th.
 April has been an important day in history. George Washing ton was elected president on that date. On April 6, 1862, the battle of Shilo was fought. April 6, 1909, Admiral Peary discovered the North Pole and claimed it for the United States. April 6, 1917, war was declared on Germany by the United States
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MAURICE PULLS AN
 OLD 0NE, IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March 27, Maurice Chevalier is through with romance excepting those in the motion pie lures screen, he asserted while on his way to Paris for a short vaca- ton.
 If I accidently meet my former wife Yvonne Valle, while in Paris I shall be polite to her." the screen comedian explained, "but I shall not seek her out-or any other woman" He concluded by saying there is absolutely no more TO- nance for me-"
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GOLD DEADLINE

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 28, The dead-line for the return of hoarded gold expired at the close of business Monday and Federal Reserve Banks had $503 ,000,0 ,000 worth of the metal in storage.
 Each of F Reserve Banks are under orders to dispatch to the Treasury quickly the names of those who, during the past two years, had drawn out large sums of gold without returning it.
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FRENCH CABINET |S AlQ0F IN REPAYMENT
 pEFAULTED J. 5. DEb1

PARIS, March 23,-The, French Cabinet remained aloof toward paying the defaulted December war debt payment to the United States, despite warning by Secretary of State Cordell Hull at Washington that defaulting nations might not be invited to participate in the forthcoming war debt discussion in America.
 Premier Edouard Daladier said that he had the majority of the Ministry back of him in favor of paying immediately, but that they were forced to refrain from taking any steps to push the plan thru the Chamber of Deputies at this junction.
 Daladier said the Socialists re- mained bitterly opposed to making the payment now or at any time, and the Cabinets life, he admitt- ed, hinges on the support of the Socialist party, in the Chamber He feels that payment is import ant, but that the life of his gov ernment is far more important at this time, due to European political and economical conditions.
 Former Premier Edouard Herriot continued his speech making tour of the country in favor of payment of the installment. His Cabinet feels the same way on the propoSi- tion, but he is seeking to gain popular support for Daladier, and thereby force Socialist Deputies to vote for payment to save their po- ltical lives
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DOLLAR DAY N THIS
 SAN FRANCISCO COURT

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27, - It was dollar day in the court of Judge Kerrigan yesterday when Tony Balchibe, North Beach booze messenger, was arraigned before him.
 In consideration of the time that Tony spent in jail awaiting trial, which was six months, he was giv- en a one dollar fine and a Sus- pended sentence.
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YOUTH RETURNED

MASURY, O., March 28, Peter Meyers, IT,, 15,, held captive by kidnappers a week, was safe at home with his parents last night. The boy was reunited with his father when Mr., Meyers, acting in accordance with instructions, met an agent of the kidnappers in Youngstown and was driven, blind folded, to the spot where his son. was held captive.
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so SHE SHOT SCHCWN

CHICAGO, March 28,-Albert J SchoWn and his friends were hay ing a high time on old-fashioned beer which he had purchased with a check from the county relief or ganization. At the height of the party, he quarreled with other members of the family and was shot by his mother-in-law, Mrs Robert Stevenson.
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POLICE KILLED ONE

CALCUTTA, India, March 28,- One person was killed and several injured when police fired revolvers while repulSing an attack by a large crowd of Nationalists Con- gress demonstrators in the village of BanSkati.
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CHANGES LOOK GOOD

PARIS. March 28,-Negotiations for restoration of the monarchy of Greece were reported in Paris, with reports that former King George had sent his Aide-de Camp Col. Levidis, to Athens to sound out royalist sentiment. Monarchi- cal sentiments of Premier Tocolar- is were cited as background for the restoration movement.
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GENERAL OFFENSIVE

BOGOTA, Columbia, March 28,- Announcement of the capture of Guepi, an upper Putumayo River settlement, was believed to mark the beginning of 3. general offen- sive by Columbian troops opposing Peruvians in the disputed upper Amazon border regions.
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PREPARE FOR WAR

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, M arr h 28,-ThouSands of reServists thru out the country took part in mili- tary drills in conformity with the Ecuadoran's policy of military pre- paredness in the event she is drawn into the Colombian-Peru conflict.
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ROME, March 28,-Gabriele d Annunzio, the poet, was reported recuperating from an attack of pneumonia which he suffered two weeks ago.
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PRINTERS ON STRIKE

VIENNA, March 27, Only one printed newspaper was published here yesterday; printers and type SetterS were on strike in protest against government censorship.
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IN THE NUDEo

KANSAS CITY, March 28,-Police are wondering what the man is wearing who left shirt, coat, vest, overcoat and gloves, apparently fresh from the body of the owner, on sequestered street.
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THAT'S DIFFERENT

ADELAIDE, Australia, March 27, A dairyman facing the local court in bankruptcy, declared the low prices of milk caused the fail ure of his business. The case was dismissed.
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so HE BEAT HER UP

CHICAGO, March 27, Mrs. Har- riet Anderson asked for a divorce because, she charges, her hus- band beat her when she exceeded her weekly allowance to buy jig saw puzzles.
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NEWS FLASHES
GRANTED A RETRIAL

DALLAS, Ore, March 27, Il. H. Ream, serving a 20-year sentence here for statutory crime against his daughter, has been granted a retrial.
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MANY CHANGES

SAN PEDRO. Calf, March 27, = With the arrival of the new heavy cruiser Indianapolis in mid June, many changes will be made in the makeup of the scouting fleet, 1t is announced in revised operating schedules.
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INDIAN SUICIDED

RIVERSIDE, Calf, March 27,- John Morondo, son of the late chief of the Morondo Indian tribe of Banning, died yesterday, one of the first of his race to commit suicide.
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FIRST AND THE LAST

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 28,- Mamie Rhea, "A, making her first attempt at a parachute jump, landed in the Tennessee river and was drowned before spectators could reach her.
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HEADS SPORTY SET

NICE, March 28,-A former bal let dancer of the Paris opera, Mile. Marianne de Malkazouny, became the new Duchess of Leeds, wife of the 21st Duke of Leeds, a youthful leader of England'S Sportiest yachting set. The new Duchess is g. She was born in Paris, the daughter of al former Siberian dip lOnlat.
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ACCIDENTLY SHOT

NEW YORK, March 28,-George N Whittlesey IT,, 19, Junior at Yale, home for the weekend to see his mother, who is seriously i'll, was accidently shot to death by his younger brother as the latter ex- hibited a new p caiber rifle.
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HELEN LOST TWICE

LOS ANGELES, March 28,-Helen Jacobs, American woman tennis champion, lost two matches yes terday. She was beaten 7-5 by William Robertson of Pasadena, and parired with Gene Mako and lost to Carolyn Babcock and Lester Stoeffen 3-6, 5-3, 3-6, 3-6, 6-8.
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EXACT REPLICA

CHICAGO, March 28, Every thing but the salt air is planned in a replica of an ocean liner which will be at the Century of Progress Fair here this summer. It vii have bars, lounges, grills and portholes and even rails for the sick.
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A dalryman facing the local court in bankruptcy, declared the low prices of milk caused the fail ure of his business. The case was dismissed.
 IN THE NUDE:
 KANSAS CITY, March 28,-Pollce are wondering what the man is wearing who left a shirt, coat, vest, overcoat and gloves, apparently fresh from the body of the owner, on a sequestered street.
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 so HE BEAT HER UP
 CHICAGO, March 27, Mrs. Har- riet Anderson asked for a divorce because, she charges, her hus- band beat her when she exceeded her weekly allowance to buy jig saw puzzles.
 
 INDIAN SUICIDED
 RIVERSIDE, Calif., March 27,- John Morondo, son of the late chief of the Morondo Indian tribe of Banning, died yesterday, one of the first of his race to commit suicide.
 FIRST AND THE LAST KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 28,- Mamie Rhea, "A, making her first attempt at parachute jump, landed in the Tennessee river and was drowned before spectators could reach her.
 
 MANY CHANGES
 SAN PEDRO. Calif., March 27, = With the arrival of the new heavy cruiser Indianapolis in mid June, many changes will be made in the makeup of the scouting fleet, it is announced in revised operating schedules.
 ACCIDENTLY SHOT
 NEW YORK, March 28,-George N. Whittlesey IT,, 19, a Junior at Yale, home for the weekend to see his mother, who is seriously i'll. was accidently shot to death by his younger brother as the latter ex- hibited a new 2 caiber rifle.
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 EXACT REPLICA
 CHICAGO, March 28, Every thing but the salt air is planned in a replica of an ocean liner which will be at the Century of Progress Fair here this summer. It vii have bars, lounges, grills and portholes and even rails for the sick.
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 HELEN LOST TWICE
 LOS ANGELES, March 28,-Helen Jacobs, American woman tennis champion, lost two matches yes terday. She was beaten 7-5 by William Robertson of Pasadena, and parired with Gene Mako and lost to Carolyn Babcock and Lester Stoeffen 3-6, 5-3, 3-6, 3-6, 6-8.
 
 ACCEPT REDUCTION
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 28, a wage disagreement that threatened to close all 1ndi- anapols theatres, motion picture operators had accepted reduction of IT 1-2 percent and extension of contracts from September l to De- cember 1. Negotiations with stage hands were continued.
 FORD STRIKE
 BAGEHAM, Eng, March 28, - Work ceased entirely at the Ford factory as the result of strike of 2,000 employees over the question of wakes. The dispute s r e q among members of the Amalga- mated Engineering. Union and ef- forts, of pickets were so effective as day gangs reported, that the entire works were at StandStill.
 HEADS SPORTY SET
 NICE, March 28,-A former bal let dancer of the Paris opera, Mile. Marianne de Malkazouny, became the new Duchess of Leeds, wife of the 21st Duke of Leeds, youthful leader of Engla ads sportiest yachting set. The new Duchess is 22. She was born in Paris, the daughter of al former Siberian dip lomat.
 CHANGES LOOK GOOD
 PARIS. March 28,-Negotiations for restoration of the monarchy of Greece were reported in Paris, with reports that former King George had sent his Aide-de Camp Col. Levidis, to Athens to sound out royalist sentiment. Monarchi- cal sentiments of Premier TOcOlar-
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FORD STRIKE

BAGEHAM, Eng, March 28, = Work ceased entirely at the Ford factory as the result of a strike of 2,OOO employees over the question of wakes. The dispute sta t e q among members of the Anlalga- mated Engineering Union and ef- forts of pickets were so effective as day gangs reported, that the entire works were at standstill.
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ACCEPT REDUCTION

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 28, Ending a wage disagreement that threatened to close all 1ndi- anapols theatres, motion picture operators had accepted a reduction of IT 1-2 percent and extension of contracts from September l to De- cember 1. Negotiations with stage hands were continued.
Evening star., 1933-03-15

Secretary Of Commerce; Mrs. James
CouzenS, the wife Of the Senator from
Michigan; Mrs. G. William Ramseyer,
wife Of the former Representative from
Iowa; Mrs. Dickerson Let's, the wife Of
Judge Let's; Mrs. Andrew Taylor Seavy,
Mrs. Elsie Harvey Weaver and Miss Janet
Coons. Commissioner Jessie Dell will
make the presentations. Those assisting
the chairman Of hospitality, Mrs. VIII
liam Laird Dunlop, jr., by serving at
the tea tables are Mrs. Schuyler Otis
Bland, wife Of the Representative from
Virginia; Mrs. Lucy Wilder Morris, the
authoress who promoted the restoration
OF Yorktown; Mrs. Strickland Gillian,
the wife Of the famous humorist, and
Mrs. Samuel Meeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward H. Hackeman Of
Indianapolis, Ind, are at the Carlton
for q few days, accompanied by Mrs.
J. T. Daniels, also Of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Mary s. Walker OF Atlanta, Ga,
Is spending few days in the Capital
and is q guest at the Dodge while here.
Mrs Allen Nash, Mrs. r. w. Cher
rington. Mrs. Walter E. Barton, Mrs.
Mark Reid Yates, Mrs. Richard La
Garde, Mrs. William McCandless and
Miss A. G. Rinehart are additional sub
scribers to the series of lectures at the
Carlton for the benefit of st. Gertrudes
School Of Arts and Crafts. Tomorrow
at IL o'clock Dom Moore will speak
on THE Use and Abuse Of Psyche
analysis" Following the lecture Mrs.
Robert Whitney Imbrie will entertain
at luncheon at the Carlton Hotel for
Dom Thomas Werner Moore, Phi. D.,
M. D., O. s. B.
Miss Elizabeth Kilgore will be hostess
| at a dinner bridge Friday at $50
o'clock. at the American Association of
University Womans club house. She
will be assisted by Miss Alice Marlowe,
Miss Ethel Myers, Miss Sara Lerch and
Miss Erma Brown. This Is the usual
Evening star., 1933-03-15

sister. Entertainment will be furnished
by the George Washington Glee Club.
Members will be admitted upon presen-
tation Of membership cards, and guest
tickets may be secured at the door.
Among those who will receive with
Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel. the pres
ident Of the Political Study Club. at the
reception following the meeting Sat-
urday afternoon, will be the speaker Of
the day, Mr. William Charles Grace;
Mrs. Daniel Roper, the wife of the new
Evening star., 1933-03-15

Connery, jr.: Representative A. Piatt
Andrew, Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers, Representative and Mrs. Frank
H. Foss, Representative and Mrs. Pehr
G. Holmes, Representative Richard Wig
ellsworth, Representative Joseph w.
Martin, jr.; Representative and Mrs.
Charles L. Clifford, Representative Will
liam J. Grandfield, Representative and
Mrs. Allen Treadway and Representa-
tive Robert Luce Senator Marcus
Coolidge and family will not attend
due to the recent death Of Mr.. Coolidge's
Evening star., 1933-03-15
HOOVER EXPRESSES
THANKS TO MARINES

Outgoing President Sent Letter of
Appreciation to Rapidan
Detachment.
Former President Hoover sent . let
ter thanking the Marines who were on
duty ct his camp on the Rapidan, Is
one Of the last acts of his administra-
ton, 1t was learned yesterday.
The letter, addressed to the Rapidan
command, both officers and men, fol-
lows:
Your efficient and willing work has
made the camp itself possible. and your
services in so many ways have 80 greatly
added to my pleasure In visiting it.
that wish you to know how deeply !
appreciate what you have done. AS I
cannot write to each one a separate
letter, I wish you each to consider this
my personal and hearty thanks to you.
(Signed) HERBERT HOOVER"
Maj. Earl c. Long, U. s. M. c., COM
manded the Marine detachment that
served at the presidential camp.
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Club night" and members are invited
to bring guests.

Although tentative plans had been
made by the New York State Society
for an entertainment and dance to be
held at the Shoreham Hotel Friday
evening, 1t has been decided, in view
Of the bank holiday and the inter-
vening inaugural dinner dance Of the
society, which was held on March 1,
to abandon such plans. However, the
usual April meeting will be held at the
Shorehom Hotel, in honor Of the dele
gates from New York State attending
the Forty-second Annual Congress Of
the D. A. r. The date Of this meeting
will be announced later.
Mrs. George N. Peek Of Moline, H.,
has Joined Mr.. Peek at the Carlton,
where they will remain for some time.