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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-05-10
% Students Hurt
In N0zi-JelUiSh Clash

VIENNA, May 10 Q.N.So.
Twenty-three students were in
jured in new series of clashes
between Nazi and Jewish under
graduates of the University Of
Vienna today. No foreigners were
involved, <
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-05-10
REPORTS FIX
IA AS DEAD .
IN TORNADO
Tennessee TWiSter Races Hill
Villages; Kentucky, Illinois
Also Hit by Storms

One hundred and fourteen
persons were reported killed
and 275 injured in a tornado
that swept through parts of
Kentucky and Tennessee
early today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1933-05-10
ia REPORTED DEAD, us HURT IN TORNADO
THE WEATHER

Fair and slightly cooler tonight; Thursday
occasional rain; gentle northwest winds, shift
ing to northeast or east.
Temperature yesterday-Highest, ST; lowest,
~. (l932-Highest, so; lowest, $50
Humidity observation-disclosures, 50; lowest, 49,
Full Weather Report on Page 8.
Evening star., 1933-03-26

will be the same as In the case Of situa-
tions of capital eliminated by losses, as
set out in the preceding paragraphs.
1.-The corporation may make loans to
individuals, firms or corporations de.
string to purchase the preferred stock
of bank, but temporarily in need Of
funds to finance the investment. In
making such loans the corporation will
be governed by the usual factors de-
termining sound credit risk. The pre-
ferred stock will be accepted as COL
lateral and in addition the financial re-
sponsibility of the borrowers will be given
careful consideration. Where necessary,
other collateral may be pledged as a
margin in addition to the preferred
stock. The corporation must receive
satisfactory voting rights on preferred
stock pledged as collateral"
The corporation yesterday issped in
structions to its loan agencies on the
basis of the new circular. It was an
nounced that those agencies will CO.
operate fully with national and State
banking authorities in applying the pro-
visions of the act.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
LABOR TO FIX RAIL
MERGER POLICY
Employment Phase Will Be
Taken Up at Meeting
Here Thursday.

Faced with the prospect Of consoli-
dations under the administration pro-
gram for bolstering the railroad struc-
ture of the country, the Railway Labor
Executives Association, composed Of
the heads of the 81 brotherhoods, will
gather here Thursday to formulate q
policy in opposition to any action they
believe may tend to increase unem-
ployment in the ranks of the workers.
The conference was announced yes
terday by Donald Richberg, general
counsel for the unions, after visit to
the White House. He said there are
now 100000 rail employees idle that
between SOC. 1000 and 400, 900 are on part
time; that "all are carrying a tremen-
dous load because Of unemployed rela-
tives," and that the Nationwide bank
closures had added to their troubles.
Pointing out that rail labor had con-
sistently opposed consultations at the
expense of employment Mr.. Richberg
said the workers feel that If economies
are to be undertaken in this direction,
there should be compensatory features
such as rehabilitation programs, for
which there Is need on the railroads,
and regulation Of competitive agencies,
now uncontrolled. which take away
their traffic.
Rlbberg holds, too, that conSidera-
ton not only should be given communi-
ties to be affected by consultations, ex-
planning that the railroads not only
furnish services, but develop the coun-
try as we'll
The labor leaders favor the principle
OF unified transportation system, par
ticularly in so far as it would entail
co-ordinated rail-truck-b operations,
and believe steps should be taken to
bring about this set-up which has long
been agitated in connection with any
general treatment Of the rail problem
In this connection. it was said last
night by Alfred P. Thorn. jr, solicitor
for the Association of Railway Execu-
tives. that from series of conferences
under way the past month 1t is hoped to
decide on legislation to be sought for
bus and truck regulation. The con-
ferees, including representatives of rail-
roads, truck and bus lines and electric
lines, met here yesterday in the Trans
portation Building and were continuing
deliberations today. Mr.. Thorn said
he believed the conflicting interests
would reach an agreement.
The labor executives will hold their
sessions at the Hamilton Hotel. On
Friday they will take part in the labor
conference called by Secretary Of Labor
Perkins.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
Claims Must Be Cut.

"In cases where the deposits are i'm
paired, the impairment must be taken
care of by reduction of pro rata basis
of the deposits or other creditor claims
affected, so that the total of deposits
and other creditor claims of the insti-
tuition will not exceed the sound value
Of its assets, after which the procedure
Evening star., 1933-03-26
BANK SET-UP HIT
BY DETROIT GROUP
Discussions With Wcodin Se-
cret, but Continuance
Heightens Speculation.
By the Associated Press.

Whatever took place behind the
closed doors of Secretary Woodin's Of
flee yesterday, when seven Detroit resi-
dents spent six hours in laying their
protest against the new banking set-up
there before the Treasury chieftain last
night remained undivulged.
Speculation was heightened, however,
when it was announced afterward that
discussions would be resumed tomorrow,
and that James K Watkins, Detroit
police commissioner, and his committee
OF six would remain here over the week
end.
Secretary Woodin was reported to
have pushed aside virtually all other i'm
portant business intended for considera-
tlon yesterday in order to give more
time to the Michigan controversy.
Comment is Refused.
After both the three-hour session yes
terday morning with the Secretary, and
the lengthy conference in the afternoon
with Jesse Jones, director of the Re-
construction Finance Corporation, the
protesterS told newspaper men that they
would not comment upon the course of
their discussions
Neither Watkins. the spokesman for
MS committee, nor Jones would elabo-
rate upon the information that further
sessions will be held Monday"
Jones did say that the new National
Bank CT Detroit. which opened Friday in
the place of the First National and the
Guardian National Bank of Commerce,
would continue to function as far as
yesterdays conference was concerned.
Watkins, who has led the protest in
Detroit against the new ARRANGEMENT on
the grounds that the city lis being sold
out to Eastern capital. was accompanied
by Dennis B. Hayes. Raymond Dykema,
Henry S. Hubert, Frank Isby, Harry j.
Denler and Albert J. Hettinger. jr. F..
G. Await. acting controller of the cur
rencF, attended part of the discussion
Rights of Public.
Denial of permission to Representative
Carl M. Weldeman, Democrat, of Michi-
gan, whose home is in Detroit, to attend
the meeting drew vehement protest
from the legislator. He issued lengthy
statement to the effect that "if the
banking interests are perfectly frank in
what they are attempting to do, and
that the position of all the banks in De-
trclt and their present position is honor
able that the public is entitled to know
what is going on behind the scenes"
He asserted that propaganda was
being given out in Detroit apparently to
keep the depositors chloroformed," and
that he was not willing that the public
throughout the country should be
further deceived"
Evening star., 1933-03-26

quarters battery. Secretary Of War
Dern, In giving the authorization, an
nounced yesterday that as soon as this
initial program Is completed, authority
would be granted to convert other units
Of National Guard Field Artillery.
The Artillery units to be motorized
under this immediate program are the
5lst Brigade. 26th Division lMasss-
sion, less the headquarters battery
maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island
and Vermont); the Goth Brigade, 55th
Division (Nebraska, Kansas, MissourD
the 10th Brigade, 45th Division (Colo-
rado, Oklahoma, New Mexico, All
zona); the 104th Regiment Of New
York, the 18th Regiment Of Florida
Evening star., 1933-03-26

National Park Service, decided that II
such beverages came back, their re-
spective preserves should conform to
the laws OF the States in which differ
ent parks are located.
These superintendent also went on
record as being opposed to bars or
saloons in parks, regardless of whether
States should countenance them.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
The Following Articles Are
Sold on Easy Terms on Pur.
chases of $40 or More

LHUKNllUKE tor every room, Rugs,
l.. Linoleum, .Draperies, Electric and
Non.Electrc Refriserators, Vacuum
Cleaners, Sewing and Washing Machines,
Electric Ironers, Electric Tools, Electric
Floor Polishers Boat Motors, Electric
Motors, Heating Plants, Electrical Fix.
lures, Roofing Supplies, Paint, Paint
Sprayers, Farming Machinery, Silvertone
Radios, Diamonds, Watches, Electric
Clocks, SiIver.plated Ware, Dinner Sets,
Typewriters, Bicycles, Battleship Cast
Aluminumware, Ultra Violet Ray Lamps,
Gas, Oil and Electric Stoves.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
"Penzance' Opera to Be Given.

Gilbert and Sullivan's popular 'T11e
Pirates of Penzance," will be presented
by the Tech Opera Club in the audi
torium of Mckinley High School, April
6 and at pm All departments of
the school have worked on the pro-
duction.
Evening star., 1933-03-26

and the Headquarters Battery Of the
Seth Brigade at Avon Park. Fla.
Artillery units Of the Regular Army
are being motorized - expeditiously
az funds permit. The National Guard
units will use the same kind Of Light
truck carriers employed In the Army.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
Card Party at Suitland.

SUITLAND, Md. March IS (speciaD
A card party will be held by the Suit
land Parent Teacher Association the
evening Of April in the Suitland Com
munity Hall. There will be prizes and
free refreshmere;.
Evening star., 1933-03-26

Smart buffet. table top style.
Made of heavy gauge materials.
Heavily insulated. Oven heat
control. Enamel oven Innings.
Lift-over style cooking top, piano
hinges. Two utility drawers.
New style oven burner. Tested
in Sears Laboratory. Approved
bv the American Gas Associa-
tion.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
"Forced Soviet Labor" Is Topic.

Forced Labor In the Soviet Union"
will be the subject Of an address by
Joshua Kunitz Of New York at m
open meeting sponsored by the Friends
Of the Soviet Union tonight at 8 O'Clock
at the Arlington Hotel.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
BEER WILL BE ALLOWED
IN ALL NATIONAL PARKS
Only Those in Dry States Will Be
Without Brew-Saloons Will
Be Banned.

By the ASsocisted Press.
Beer will be allowed In all national
parks excepting those located in dry
States. But there are TO be no saloons.
Foresighted park superintendents
meeting in Washington last Winter
with Horace Albright, director Of the
Evening star., 1933-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Chapman are living
In house which they have built in a
tree in Ffnchampstead, England.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
M0T0RIzING PLANNED
FOR GUARD ARTILLERY
Five Full Brigadss, Two Regiments
and Headquarters Battery to
Be First Converted.

Under authority given the chief Of
the Military Bureau far-reaching plans
for motoridng National Guard Field
Artillery are to be put into effect at
once.
The first units to be converted into
truck drawn artillery include five full
brigades, two regiments and q head
Evening star., 1933-11-07

proximate size and power In inland
waters to a.race with the Tom Greene
In the Cincinnati pool ut convenient
date In May, 1894.
"A committee Of distinguished men
and women interested in developing the
recreational side of river life viii serve
In arranging for the race. A cash prize
and q suitable trophy will be presented
the winner
Pilot 43 Years.
Capt. Mary may pilot the Tom
Greene herself. She was aboard in
1880 when her boat whipped the Betsy
Anne, after winning In 1928 and 1929
with sister craft, the Chris Greene.
The Greenes are steamboating fam
lily. Capt. Mary got her pilots license
43 years ago, shortly after her marriage
to Capt Gordon Greene. and has lived
afioat almost continuously since. Chris.
30, was born aboard river packet
frozen In the KanaWha River and got
his license at 81. Tom was both pilot
and captain at 81 and lives aboard the
Tom Greene with his wife and baby.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
WIDOW, WE'D BY TURN OF CARD
DURING GOLD-RUSH DAYS, DIES

As a beautiful lass of Is. Polly was
smuggled into the United States from
China. Bemis, Connecticut Yankee,
and the Chinese owner Of the girl, the
story goes, were dealing two-handed
poker. The Chinese all but lost his
shirt to Bemis. The Oriental then sug-
gested they deal hand for the girl.
Bemis won and took Polly to his
cabin. They were married and lived
happily together nearly so years.
After Bemis died In 1922, the aged
Polly. then a respected citizen Of the
region, decided what little property she
had accumulated to two friends. Pete
Kleinkenheimer and Charles Shep. In
return they promised TO care for her the
rest of her life
The friends kept the promise. Polly
died surrounded by plenty.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
FOG ABOVE CITIES
HELD HEALTH PERIL
Air Pollution Expert Calls for
Cleanup of atmospheric
Sewage"
By the Associated Press.
NRyN ynpK Nauayr,har

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, November There Is
still death In the invisible chemical fog
hanging over cities, possibly even a can
Ger irritant, the New York Academy of
Medicine was told last night.
This report was made by H. B. Mel
Ter, air pollution expert of Mellon In
stitute. He made a plea for the medical
profession to clean up what he called
the atmospheric sewage"
In view Of the fact" he said, that
an amazing drop In the death rate in
cities has been gained despite the per-
sistence of air pollution, it may be
thought in some quarters that atmos-
pheric contamination has been over
emphasized as an agency inimical to
health
Thirty years ago the life expectancy
Of the city-born child was some seven
years under that of his country cousin.
The building up of public health control
to the point where it has approximately
Evening star., 1933-11-07
PLOT TRIAL DATE SET

Cameraman One of Trio Held in
Plan to Rob Gem Statesmen.
LOS ANGELES, November (P-
Trial of Don Jose, movie camerman
indicted with william M. Ritchey, al
legged diamond thief, and Edward Robert
Carson in a plot to counterfeit baggage
checks, will be held in Federal Court
here November Is.
The three had been sought all over
the Continent by Department of Justice
Evening star., 1933-11-07
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GRACEvILLE, Idaho, November t.
A romantic figure here since hordes Of
cold. hungry miners stampeded to this
district more than half a century ago,
Polly Bemis, the Chinese widow of a
white man. died at hospital here yes
terday.
Polly, 81 years old, was stricken last
August in Chamberlain Basin, east OF
here. where she spent most Of the S.
years that she lived In this country.
Many stories are told of Polly's early
life in the roaring camps. Oldtimers
do not agree In their yarns, but the
one told most often and accepted In
these parts is that Polly became the
bride OF Charles Bemis on the turn of
a card
Evening star., 1933-11-07
CHALLENGE ISSUED
BY WOMAN SKIPPER
Owner of Tom Greene Asks
Race With Any Packet
in United States.
By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, November IA mid

BY the Associated Press
CINCINNATI November IA mid
dle-aged woman, who shippers a packet
boat and likes it best when race is
involved, formally challenged any COM
parable packet in the United States
Yesterday to whip her speedy Tom
Greene in a race on the Ohio River.
With the old rival, Betsy Anne. thor
oughly whipped, there apparently isn't
any competition left on the Ohio. and
Capt Mary feels the river racing crown
Is becoming dusty from disuse.
So, going further afield, she sent out
q challenge to all comers through Will
liam A. A. Castellini of Cincinnati, who
managed the last race between the
Tom Greene and the Betsy Anne.
Challenge Issued.
"Capt. Mary Greene and her sons
Capt. Chris and Capt. Tom, operators
of the Greene Line steamers he said,
"have authorized me to challenge in
their behalf all steamboats, of the ap-
Evening star., 1933-11-07
Killed on Mountain Road.

SUSANvILLE. Calf, November Z
R.-James A. Hartnett, 20, was killed
when struck by the motor car Of q
hit-run driver on a lonely mountain
road near here, coroner's jury de-
termined yesterday. A sister, Mrs.
Helen L. Miller, lives in Chicago.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
PUBLIC BUILDING SACKED
Two Killed in Election Disorders
in Mexico.

MEXICO, D. F., November R.-
New disorders were reported yesterday
in the states of Tamaulipas and Maya
rit as the result Of political disturb
ances.
Dispatches from Victoria, capital Of
Tamaulipas, said group Of rebels who
attempted to assassinate the mayor of
Burgos Sunday had burned the muni-
cipal building and sacked the post office
and other public buildings In Burgos.
Two men were killed near Tepic,
Nayarft, during elections.
Evening star., 1933-11-07

wiped out this disparity constitutes one
of the most marvellous achievements
scored under medical leadership.
Interesting Findings.
"But a close examination Of the sta
tistics develops some interesting find
ines The major portion Of the gain In
CITY health has been made during the
Ave bright months of the year. In those
months city death rates drop below the
rural rates. But in the seven darker
months city death rates uniformly ex-
ceed the rural rates.
"The country areas are relatively
free from smoke the year round. Inc
cities suffer most from smoke concen-
trations in the seven darker months. In
that same period acute diseases OF the
respiratory tract. where irritational
effects from smoke are most marked,
have not decreased proportionately with
other diseases.
Broader Research Urged.
Fatalities from cancer are more
numerous and the suggestion OF their
association with concentrations OF tarry
SCOT apparently has been strengthened
by the recent indentification of cancer
inducing substances in tar.
Under present ordinances only such
smoke as is so dense that the stream
is opaque as it leaves the stack is pro-
hibited.'
No prescription, Meller said, ever has
been written for bad hygienic effects,
direct or indirect, from such air pollu-
tion. A research broader than any yet
attempted, he argued. should now be
undertaken. He explained that the
engineering professional already has
developed the apparatus for cleaning
out of the air the smoke substances
which medicine finds dangerous.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
SIGNS LONG CONTRACT
Hampden's Leading Woman Will
Play Opposite March.

HOLLYWOOD, November Dr.
Evelyn venable. ls-year-old actress
who last season was Walter Hampden's
leading woman In Hamlet" was signed
today by Paramount Studios to a new
,ong-term contract. She viii play the
leading romantic role opposite Frederic
March in a production soon to be
started.
Paramount Studios also announced
that a contract had been given Carl
acted and sung his way to sensational
success on the English stage and screen.
He will come TO Hollywood next Janu.
Evening star., 1933-11-07

wiped out this disparity constitutes one
of the most marvellous achievements
scored under medical leadership.
Evening star., 1933-11-07

agents for robbing diamond statesmen
of their valuables by switching baggage
with them.
Ritchey and Carson were wanted
specifically for q Baltimore robbery.
Evening star., 1933-11-07

Note the elasticity OF TINS
wool-see how smooth and soft
and even It is-and look at the
rich, new colors-you'1 want
to start a sweater or an afghan
at once.
Come Inlet our Knitting
Instructor show you some OF
the new and interesting things
to make. she'll help you get
started, too!
All rubber, covcralI house
hold aprons I'm assorted 9E~
col0rs ................ SS1
Assorted colored boxes, with
cretonne pockets for IT.
sewing articles. ....... O5N
Velvet covered hangers, six
to n SET assorted 90
colors ................ 9fS
Hat stands to match To-
the hangers. III
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-11-07
Fa1seTeeth

Don't allow your false teeth to drop
or slip when you eat, talk or laugh.
Just sprinkle little King on your
plates. This new improved powder
forms q comfort cushion-holds
plates SO snug, they feel and act Ike
your own teeth. No more danger
Of rocking plates-eating viii again
be a JOY. Leading dentists endorse
Killing. Guaranteed better than any
thing you ever used or money back.
Large package, Csc at all druggists.
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Evening star., 1933-11-07
PLANS DISTILLERY

Articles of Incorporation Filed in
Cleveland for 81, 100000 Plant.
CLEVELAND (P).-F. H. Eggers and
Howard E. Elliott filed articles Of in
corporation for the Great Lakes Dis
tilleries Co. yesterday and announced
a $l,1OU,000 distillery with daily ca
pacity of $4,000 gallons of whisky will
be built here
United Distilleries, Ltd, Of Canada
last week announced the location of a
81 900 900 plant here.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
DENIES HE Is TO WED
Gary Cooper Says Marriage Is Not
Included in Plans.

PHOENIX, Ariz., November 7 CP).-
Marriage plans are not included in his
visit to Arizona, Gary Cooper, film
actor, insisted here today in denying
rumors linking his name with Veronica
Balfe, a member Of his party
Cooper said the party, which in addi-
tion to Miss Balfe, known on the screen
as Sandra Shaw. includes her uncle,
Elliott Gibbons, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gilbert, will spend week or 10 days in
Arizona.
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
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