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Evening star., 1935-08-15
BERGDOLL READY
TO GIVE SELF UP
Draft Dodger Will Surrender
if Case Is Taken From
Military.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
wEINSBERG. Germany. Angus.
15.-Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. mil
lionaire American draft dodger, made
a new offer OF surrender today to
the United States Government.
His stipulations are that FIRST, the
case be taken out of the hands of
the military authorities and. sec
ondly, my family be permitted to
reside permanently in the United
States"
Anxiety over the neglected Ameri-
can education Of his German born
children prompted the offer, Bergdoll
said.
Issues Statement.
Bergdol wrote the following state
ment:
Some time ago my wife (now in
America) received a very sympathetic
letter from the White House, which
stated she should first carry her par
don pleas to the War Department
and the Department of Justice and
then. If both refuse her pleas, she
should make her final plea to the
President, as he is the last resort in
such matters.
IT have just received a letter from
my wife, which stated that both the
War and Justice Departments have
refused clemency. 1t Is now up to
Draeilapf pNnrnxraft 70 Ln Ann
decision in the matter. In this con-
nection hereby make this new offer:
Il will surrender to the Federal
authorities in Philadelphia and plead
guilty to draft evasion (Which involves
penalty of one year in prison and
$4,000 flne) providing: First. that
the court-martial findings be voided
in my case and taken out of the
hands of the military department:
secondly, that my family be permitted
to reside permanently in the United
States.
Wants Children Educated.
"The chief reason why I make this
offer Is because of the fact that I
would like to send my children to
school in September. Their educa-
tion has been sadly neglected to date
because had always felt that Roose-
welt would pardon me and I could send
them to school in America.
But the years have passed by SO
quickly things have reached q stage
where something must be done real
soon.
Therefore, I make the above offer
and would greatly appreciate your in
forming me by wire whether 1t is
accepted or not. will leave on the
first boat sailing for America"
The offer by Grover Cleveland Berg
doll was given . cold reception today
by Attorney General Cummings
1--WE decline even to discuss the case
until Bergdoll surrenders to u.s." he
said. ".ss
War Department officials, however,
declined any comment.
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, member
Of a Philadelphia brewing family,
failed to report when his draft num-
Der was called In August. 1917. He
lodged arrest for more taan two years.
but was finally captured by Federal
authorities January Z. 1920. On March
II, 1920. he was sentenced to five
years imprisonment In Castle VIII
liam, Goyernors Island, New York
City.
He received permission to visit his
mother In Philadelphia on May. II
and escaped while being taken there.
He made his way to Germany. where
he has since lived. . man without .
coslntTys
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Pangborn Delays Flight.

KEYPORT. N. j., August Is P.-
Clyde Pangborn announced today that
technical difficulties with his giant
Uppercu-Burnelli plane had forced
him to postpone until next year his
projected nonstop flight around the
world. The flight was originally
scheduled for this Autumn.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Ne,U andHandsOn,e
81 Bill to Replace
Present Certificate
Latter to Be Retired as
Rapidly as Treasury
Can Do Job.
BY the Associated Press.

hsSUCIuttU
A new one-dollar silver certificate
just a one-dollar bill to you-is being
designed for the Treasury.
Oficials said today its appearance
would be more attractive than the one
now in use.
The great seal Of the United States
will be placed on its back. The front
will look about the same.
Secretary Morgenthau said the new
design eventually will replace all pres
ent one-dollar certificates which will
be retired as rapidly as they can be
accumulated.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
Grace Liner Aground.

CRISTOBAL, Canal Zone, August
Is CP.-The Grace Line today re-
ported the 8. s. Santa Monica went
aground at am. on Cartagena,
Colombia.
1t announced the II passengers
aboard had been landed safely in
Cartagena. The Santa Monica left
Cristobal Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

THOMAS B RAM HUM
PHRIES, who weighs within ?
pounds as much as Howard C.
4 Hopson. pawn of the House
and Senate Lobby Investigating Com
mittees and resembles him remark
ably, today still was smiling over his
visit to the Department of Justice
neutrality-suspicious. as he recalled
the mystified expressions on the faces
of his hosts when he took his de-
parture after a day spent inspecting
the new building and going to lunch"
with the agents.
Il was sitting here at the Harring-
ton Hotel having my morning cup Of
coffee" Mr. Humphries, a Philadelphia
lawyer, stated today. II noticed q
Evening star., 1935-08-15
TAX BILL ACTION
BY SENATE NEARS
Passage by Saturday Seen.
La Toilette to Press
for Amendments.
BULLETIN.

BY roll call vote the Senate this
afternoon defeated the amendment
Of Senator La Toilette to start sur
taxes at the $4,000 net income
bracket and raise them through
out.
The vote was 81 to l9.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
STUMPED!
Honey Bee Causes Plight of
Woman Motorist.

WALLACE. Idaho. August IS (P.-
Mrs. A. H. Miller of Wallace sat in
her car perched squarely atop stump
of tree and contemplated the might
Of the honey bee.
Mrs. Miller loosed the steering wheel
of her car for short moment when
the bee entered the machine. A mo-
ment later the car was balanced on
the stump 80 feet off the highway.
Garagemen lacked up the car and
built a platform to get II down safely.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
The vote was 62 to l9.
BY JOHN C. HENRY.


Encouraged by their success Of yes
terday, administration leaders in the
Senate today we're expecting to ride
roughshod over attempts to amend
the pending tax measure and jam the
legislation through to passage by to-
morrow night or Saturday.
The success referred to was the de-
feat of q motion by Senator vanden-
berg, Republican, OF Michigan to have
the bill sent back to the Senate
Finance Committee with instructions
to bring out a new measure next ses-
sion. After some three hours Of vigor-
Gus support Of the motion from one
Democrat and three Republican speak
ers it was decisively beaten on a roll
call vote of IS to ls.
Two fights were In prospect today
as the Senate began consideration Of
the bill early this afternoon. First
was an attempt by Senator La Fol-
lette. Progressive, of Wisconsin to
amend the bill to conform to changes
made in II last Saturday by the Sen
ate Finance Committee, but stricken
out again on Monday. Two amend
ments to accomplish this purpose were
submitted by the Wisconsin Senator
yesterday afternoon.
Directing his remarks first at his
amendment to increase surtax rates
from $4,000 upward. Senator La Fol-
lette tod6y traced the growth of the
American tax burden since the war
years.
There Is no man living today" he
said, who can say when the Federal
Government may curtail its present
rate of emergency expenditures.
Under those circumstances We
ought to make a beginning at meet
ing those expenditures. not to balance
the budget, perhaps, but as means
of preserving the credit Of the United
States"
Would Broaden Base.
The first La Toilette amendment
would lower the exemptions for single
and married persons in connection
with application OF the income tax.
His proposal would bring the exemp-
ton for. a single person down from
81 900 to $500 and that of a married
couple from $2,500 to $4,000. At the
same time the Wisconsin Senator'S
amendment would raise the age limit
for dependents from 18 years, as at
present. to 20 years.
The other La Toilette amendment
would start surtax rates at the $1,000
net income bracket instead of $4,000
and would raise the rates throughout
this schedule to q maximum of rs per
cent for all net income in excess OF
s., ,000, 900.
The second threat now existent to
the legislation lies in an amendment
submitted by Senator McCarran, DEM
ocrat, OF Nevada, which would repeal
certain sections of the silver purchase
act Of 1884 The sections in ques-
ton levy q so per cent profits tax on
Evening star., 1935-08-15

lotal Newspapers. fS,UOo
The Star is read in almost
all of the best homes Of all
classes of people in Washing
ton and suburbs, adding thou
sands each year to its con-
stantly growing circulation.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
The Job of Selling

Advertising is the Job of
Selling - Building day-after-
day desirable customers hav-
ing confidence in your offer
ings and your store.
Today's Star contains the
shopping news of the most de-
Sirable merchandise in Wash
ington's leading stores.
Yesterdays Advertising
Gocal Display)
Lines.
The Evening Star 48,240
I'd newspaper---- u, ,663
Sd newspaper--- 14,452
4th newspaper--- 1855
5th newspaper--- 5,265
Total ( ~ Other dQO O65
Evening star., 1935-08-15

(See JEWS, Page ~
Evening star., 1935-08-15

(See LOBBY, Page A.
Evening star., 1935-08-15
WEATHER.

90 B. weather Bureau ForecastJ
Local thundershowers this afternoon or
early tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy;
continued warm; gentle winds. Tempera-
tures-Highest, "a, at pm. yesterday;
lowest, "A, at am. today.
Full report on page B-l4.
Evening star., 1935-08-15

(See WEATHER, Page 81
Evening star., 1935-08-15

(See PARLEY, Page -
Evening star., 1935-08-15

(see TAXES. Page 81
Evening star., 1935-08-15

Total N.wsDsDsr.. paper 1905
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NEW YORK, 1914. W.-6-room, semi mod
ern: garage; S12. RI-7725.
ST PETER. 909-5-room semi modern;
water pd.: $40. LI-2290. 90 E. Ohio.
1404 SPAWN; Groom modern cottage: good
condition; $18. 521 Lemcke bldg. RI. 4541.
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BUILDING PERMITS

College Court Apartments, $3.50 College
av, stoKer, 1858.
Mary Schmidt, 1906 N. OaKland-av,
stoKer. $3.50.
Claude Cole, 2l7s N. Pennsylvania-st
stoker, $500.
Indianapolis Coal Co. 230l Cornell, base
ment and new floor. 1925.
Nancie Becker. 4040 Park-ay. reside
dwelling $3.50.
Indianapolis Lumber Co., l10l E. 3Oth-st,
stoKer, $3.50.
DR.. Pau Kernel. $3.50 E. Westinghouse,
stoker, $3.50.
Ross Reeves, $500 Washington blvd two
story dWPllino Sln 0nn
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Death

Charles Ezra Philippe. g. at 1909 Arrow.
broncho pneumonia.
Susan Craig, 81. at sls s. Lyon. chronic
myocarditIs.
Ida NJ Fellows, u. at 1893 z. 18th,
chronic myocarditis.
Christina Crickmore. 70. at Olney and
Massachusetts,, accidental.
William Coster, "a at City. accidental
Safer Nixon, 48. at Methodist, pulmonary
tuberculosis.
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! Establishments

Indianapolis Times, Friday, Dec. 6, 1885.
CRiCKMORE, CHRISTINA MARGARET
Widow OF l. T. Crlckmore and mother OF
Mrs. Pearl Lamb OF Gas City, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gwinn, Mrs. Anna haygood,
Victor and Ernest Crickmore departed
this life Tuesday, age 72 years. Funeral
Friday, Dec. 6, at the residence, 1853 N.
Olney-St IL noon and at Bethlehem U.
B. Church 1870. Burial kinniman Gene
terry Friends invited. Funeral under
direction of MOORE g. KIRK
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IL TRANSPORTATION

II Transportation
CALIFORNIA BY FAST TRAIN
Only s3450-
via North Western Union Pacific from
Chicago. in comfortable coaches without
change. And note this-breakfast Csc
lunches soc, dinners 35c. Besides, free
pillows, drinking cups. porter service:
dimmed lighA at night; alr-conditioned
cars. On Los Angeles Limited exclusive
coach for women and children, with
No other form of travel offers so much
for so little. Ticket Offices: Chicago &,
North Western. 30S Merchants Bank
Bldg. Phone RI-Sif0, Indiana polls Ind
or Union Psciac To5 Dixie Terminal
Bldg. 40 E. Fourth-st. Cincinnati. Ohio.
SAVE on your want ad cost
use Times Economy Want Ads
Just phone-RI-s55l-and saw
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SIS Beer EQUIPMENT

WANTED-Homes; all locations; to sell on
payments. MONEN, LI-6844. 1O8 E
Washington. No. 504
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Vital Statistics
Births

BOYS
Elmer, Ola Duvall, 2i55 N. Ritter.
Kenneth, Dorothy Morgan. 2l73 ~
Dexter.
Girls
Floyd. Maudie Hardness 2o5i n. Temple.
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FORECLOSED homes terms So per mo.
and up; Accept B: & L. stock: labor or
ment for deed PARK, LI-4369 $40
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Geo. Maude
JEWELER
100 Monument
Circle

2 doors from
Water Co. Office
Head watch maker
for 81 years with
Rost Jewelry Co.
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so Acreage for Sale
50 Wanted Real Estate

165 ACRES, 25 mi. from Louisville; bar
gain. L. MEES. lila Spring-st., New.
castle Ird
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q Snakes, Species. Habits
EDUCATION
q Bible Facts
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FINANCE AND MONEY
q Banking System of U. S.
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Imitation, Pro and Con
Il Value of Old Coins
FOODS AND COOKERY
q Apples and Apple Dishes
= Around U. S. Cookbook
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Candied Fruits and Nuts
. Canning Fruits g. Vegetables
q Care of Food in the Home
q CatSupS, Pickles, Relishes
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Q Sandwiches. Sixty Kinds
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GAMES AND PARTIES
q Backgammon. Rules Of
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MODERN bungalow, in perfect Condition;
cor. lot. Only $4,000, $50 down: 3434
NoTthweStern MI Helmus. HU-5279.
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DU RTE, MALINDA E.-Of 2129 W. Morris
st. beloved wife of John E. Du RE Sr.
mother, of George H; RAYMOND E: ard
John E. Jr, sister OF Burgess Allen OF
cello, H.. and Mrs. Nancy Townsend
of Turtle Greek Penn, passed away
Bee 59gS age "a W years vis Fup Rap
tist Church. corner of Belmont and
Jones-st. Friends may see Mrs. Du
RE at the w. D. BEANBLOSSOM
MORTUARY, 132i-l323 W. Ray-st, any
time. Burial Floral Park. Friends in
Vited,
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CASH BUYER-EAST
1914 BELLEVIEW

Have cash buyer for or Groom home
east. Mr.. Burgess. RI-9388, IR-6102.
AMERICAN ESTATES co REALTORS
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double: also Orchard-av. $500 blk. =
room modern. large lot commissioners
sale: make offer. RI-7nl7
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5-room bungalow. white as snow: perfect
condition outside and in; all floors sand
ed and refinished; new decorations l.
car garage. See it today Call Mr..
Nicoson. SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
RI-657l
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IS Furnished Places

$4.5 $5-Furnished houses rooms each
Water. gas furnished. INQUIRE 1921
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81 Rooms With Board
81 Housekeeping Rooms

WASHINGTON-BLVD.. 2S14 - Attractive
room; private home; good meals; very
reasonable TA-4893
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1ST' MORTGAGE LOANS

| in moderate amounts on indianapolis mod
| ern property: we'll located; no commits
sion, no premium; int. 612fo calculated on
balance owing each s months. TURNER
BLDG. AND SAVINGS ASSN. 1000
/ Lemcke- bldg
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RHEUMATISM Neuritis. Aches and Pains
quickly relieved with Wintergreen Tablets
THE sEEN TF bRt tS o ee
Delaware & GHOSTS. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind
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80 Business Property

ENGLISH-Av. 3soI-New brick building.
! room rented for dry goods, 2 rooms
Standard Grocery. Want Drug Store
Hardware, Dry Chaner. Beauty Parlor,
Doctor or Dentist No competition. Rea-
Sonable rent. IR-0536.
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Sc WEEK-5-room house; water. lights,
gas paid: adults. Irouire TIC E. New
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48 Sale Suburban, Farms

BE SURE-Of your title. Demand an alb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO.
155 e. Market-st. Union Title Bldg
PITTSBORO. IND, II miles northwest:
room house; garage. with 3K2 acres.
Court sale; make offer RI-7017
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S40-NORTH-Nicely furnished efficiency
apartment; electric refrigeration; util
tiles RI-1947
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n Houses and Lots

BARGAIN-N Grant. sos Price $1,000
500 cash. balance like rent MARION
VAN ARSDELL, 1919 N. Beville. CH-1ioS.
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STOMACH ULCER. GAS PAINS, INDIGEs-
TON victims, why suffer? For quick
relief get free sample of Udga a doc
tors prescription. at Hooks Dependable
DruC Stores
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81 Household Goods

BUY HER a sparkling new air conditioned
ice refrigerator for Xmas. easy terms
Polar Ice and Fuel Co. 1000 Northwestern
1902 S. Easiest. 1902 w Michigan.
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SALE OR RENT-s43o Salem: 7-rm; mod.
scar garage. Make offer HU-2188
BRIDGES & GRAVES 243 N Del RI
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thur b. Cha Charles L,oyaI Io' AIvio - and
Lewis Fellows and Myrtle Darling ION
Marie Thomas and Grace Greeman and
Verne Lind. passed away Thursds y
morning. Funeral at the residence, 1880
E. 18th-st, Saturday, 1880 p. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hllt. SHIRLEY
GEpUICF
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IS Houses, Unfinished

S10-GAS, electricity: Groom single: water
paid. 2212 N. Tacoma. HU-1428.
S14-NICE 5-room semi-modern water
paid, stoves furnished. DR-4145-J.
$18: BLAINE-Store room, nice 6-rm semi
modtrn home. UE-4935.
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oa 2 Oh NUUI WdIIt al CUSl--
use Times Economy Want Ads.
Just phone-RI-s55i- saw
adtaker.
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56 Wearing Apparel

EXTRA good new raincoat. 1913. for coat
and vest or overcoat 42-44 or fur coat
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% Situations. Female

YOUNG MAN wants job where he can
learn drafting. DR-6213R. 2124 E.
Garfleld-dr
M1DDLE-AGED wants housekeeping JOB
for man with, without children. 423
E. Ohio
DAY OR WEEK WORK for ladies: COM
mon labor for men, day or week; general
house cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER. INC. LI-586O.
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WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM
FL H Z r AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL
INTEREST
N. LEONARD COHEN & COMPANY.
206 INSURANCE BUILDING.
8 E. MARKET-ST
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HAIRCUT, shampoo, wave, all for Csc.
Faclals. Csc. Permanents. 75c-s3 No apis.
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 40l Roosevelt
Evening star., 1935-04-18

Cello Shades
The Cleanable Window Shades!
Every shade is ceanabe, will not For Friday Only
crush and is mounted on good
spring rollers. Made in it. wide nnA
and ft. cut length. In green, ecru
and pongee. I'll
Here's chance to put all new
shades at your windows for very ~ each
little cost!
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1935-04-18

Handsome cold meat forks. berry
spoons, gracy ladies. round servers,
ETC., with smartly designed sterling
silver handles.
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1935-04-18

Pre-shrunk, fast-color broadcloti
woven madras. high-count percalC
and chambrays. Solid whites. tans,
blues. greys and scores Of patterns
Neckband style in white only. Size
1872 to IT.
Palais Royal-Men's Store
Main Floor
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Long Sleep Aids Fine.

MILWAUKEE, R).-"I don't know
whether I'm guilty or not" said Miss
Lillian Jones, teacher, in court for
leaving her car parked in front of
her house all night.
II parked the car and at 8 pm.
fel asleep on the davenport" she
explained. when I woke up it was
2 am, daylight, and every light in
the room was on"
Its worth 81 of anybody's money
TO be able to sleep like that" COM
mented Judge George E. Page in
assessing the customary fine.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
DOG TO KEEP LEGACY

NEW YORK, April l8 R.-Sparks,
a 12-year-old Irish terrier, gets to
keep the $500 his master willed him.
A surrogate upheld the bequest,
made for Sparks support in the will
Of Willard C. Lowinson, who died
last November f.
The bequest drew objection from
Charles Lowinson, father of the dogs
master and executor of the will, who
asserted his son had relinquished
ownership Of the terrier before his
death.