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SAIE-AuTOMORIIES.

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OAKLAND 1880 "S'' 4-door sedan: looks
good mechsnically Al; sl46:, See be-
sgen, tween SainGb. snd & 15a2 5a2 Summit pl Apt l.
sseF efsam r .na %rs
sis .:i: s ss Nj;
nv; nHs,,,s, and ,dsds dads Irving st. NV. Phone
oLDsMQBILE 1881 cabriolet: with rumble
sS cs pssatus
PACKARD 1858 "6" sedan; excellent paint
and tires. spotless interior. A high-grade
car that will give many thousands Of miles
emerson & orme 18th and NJ sts. nv
tlfai car: equipped with rumble seat. Only
othsr A%y' 6sTsains T at Washinaton's largest
used-car lot. 646 Penna. ave. Sc.
RLYMogTM 1894 2dEor sedan used heps yeps
PONTIAC 1888 coupe; splendid. econom;;
ical car that's In the best OF mechanlcal
condition. rubber and interior excellent.
Any demonstration. Priced low at $4gb:
terms and trade. Emerson & Orme. 17th
PONTIAC 1888 sedan: only $499. and in
fine mechanical condition. rubber and IN
terror excellent; splendid family car. En-
erson & Orme. 18th and M SITS. NV.
es eGG5 aszes zsd.ga nSes nfn
terror spotless; arrange terms. Mr. Frank
lin. Columbia 1862.
PONTIAC 1881 convertible coupe; new top
and tires. good mechanical condition; $40
down. $16.89 mo. 1928 Euclid st. NV.
PONTIAC 1885 maroon. 6-cyl.. 4-door
sedan; very carefully driven two months.
Phone Cleveland 3S3s. 3419 Conn: ave:
STUDEBAKER 1881 Dictator "S' sedan;
excellent paint and motor. fine tires. very
clean interior S27b; terms and trade.
Emerson & Orme. 18th and M sts. NV.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

% ber; Grand running condition: looks like
y and fS.5 Nebraska. SKA Phone Emerson s794.
FoRp 1881 d. luxe roadster: an sxcsp- ,D
s1ans tSafy ns anmbis little sest
terms. Also many other bargains: Wash
ington's largest used-car io'. o4o renn"'
FORD coUPEs. 1923 models. some with
fo%Sis for only $50 SO. Also roadsters and sedsns
Washineton's largest used-car lot. 64o
FORD 1890 COACH new ato1 tan nishd t2es spes
S1s5: 3o,dayy guarantee Losa1 1ITa F3ra
RsaIsEs Irvna st. SssG n% 4sh PHONE columbia
FORD 1881 town sedan: attractive blue
chanically. good tires; SSl9; guaranteea. m q
and i419 Irving St NV. Columbia l0306:
FORD 1881 coach; new paint. clean in
terror. mechanically reconditioned. excel
lent tires; $2l5: fully guaranteed. Logan
Ford Dealers. $500 14th st. NV. and l419
Irving ST. NV. Phone columbia IO30o:
FORD 1884 VS. coupe; driven very VERY little til
ish. powerful and quiet VS. motor, prac,
tically new tires. spotless interior. Prlce9
low at S475. Emerson Il Orme. 18th ana
FORD 1921 sport s9upeS choice n ;san Of thsesi .n
TSSnG Tosan fSTa Ford tfsss peaers s5sS i4th st.
and 1919 Irving st. NV. Columbia 10306.
FORD 1929 coupe; repainted black and
is in excellent running order; 81 70; guar. var
aneeS a1s losan Erd rvss Dealers s sso phane
columSia Go mT an6 1oad6. - -fs'nN o. NV. One
FORD 1884 de luxe convertible coupe;
rumble seat: must see to appreciate. Sac
rif1ce. $3.50. Phone North 4764-J. ewes.
FORD late 1882 V-S de luxe sedan: fine
condition. special trunk. Must sacrifice.
S245. Phone Adams 1920.
FORD 1892 de luxe business coupe. Sacri-
flee. S275; SSS cash, SIT mo. Car Al
condition throughout Decatur O2SS.
FORD 1881 de luxe coupe; owned by a
naval officer. driven only 5000 miles.
It's in tiptop condition; SIP down. smal.
center Conn. ave. and Veazey ST.. oppo-
site Bureau of Standards
FORD 1892 VS. Tudor sedan: beautiful
black finish. luxurious. mohair upholstery.
clean as a pin from bumper to bumper
S75 down buys II. balance in small monthly
payments. NOLAN Super Servicenter.
Conn. ave. and Veazey St. opposite Bureau
of Standards.
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HUDSON 1880 type de luxe sport sedan:
8 wheels trunk. etc: perfect condition.
Sacrifice. $115; terms. 316l nth NV.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


FORD 1882 4-cyl. sedan in perfect shape:
viii arrange terms. Call Shepherd 250e-M
after pm.
FORD 1898 Tudor sedan: beautiful ma
room finish clean interior, SmOoth-running
Iis sstisfaction; So down. M small mail monthly monthiy
payments. Nolan Branch Super Service
Station. 22nd and M SITS. NV.
FORD 1884 de luxe roadster. beautiful blue
finish. Nol-an-a -alyzed motor. like new IN
every TssDect S7s down. small ponthIs
Station. 22nd ard M SITS. NV.
FORD 1880 Tudor sedan. equal to 1881
Tudor In every respect. Only X11 down.
small monthly payments. Nolan Branch
Super Service Station. Conn. and Nebraska
aves. Phone Emerson S794. -
FORD 1893 V-8 cabriolet. special chro-
MUM spoke wheels: Jumbo & tires: $50
best buys we've ever offered. Nolan Branch
aves. Phone Emerson S794.
FRANKLIN sedan. Airman series: new
tires. battery. original paint: beautiful car.
Sacrifice. $50. No triflers. 3161 18th NV.
HUDSON 1880 type de luxe sport sedan:
. wheels. trunk. etc: perfect condition.
Sacrifice. Sl16; terms. 3l6l 18th NV.
NASH 1929 IS" sedan: fine motor and, ex-
Sf%e ana sSs II 9w sts st s1e6
NASH 1894 big "8'' town sedan: in excel
lent mechanical condition. rubber. and
paint very good clean interior: a splendid
car that We have reduced to $500 Emer
son & Orme. 18th and M sts. NV.
NASH 1890 4-door standard: excellent
rubber. good running condition: $:'I down.
balance small monthly payments: your
car in trade. Nolan Super Service Gen.
ter. Conn. ave and Nebraska. Phone Emer.
son S794
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sALE-AUTOMOBHES.

TERRAPLANE 1885 demonstration. liberal
discount; your car in trade; want 1888
convertible Terraplane. 0eorgia S295. 312
Concord
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sAIE-AUTOMOBILES.

WIILYs 1882 silver Streak de luxe coupe;
rumble seat wire wheels and lust like
new; must sell. S245: terms. $56 cash.
S13 month. 3161 18th NV. 20
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES at WeschIer's auto auction,
926 H NV. every Wednesday and Satur.
day. 10 am. Usually q good assortment.
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PARTS-PARTS

AIt I 0-I EkIC Id
For All Cars and Trucks.
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work.
ROBERT HER9ON AUTO EXCHANGE. mo.
72 florida Ave. NE North 1040S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Csl. distojnik zeSilel pc navra-
tu z nSmeckeho vszeni.

Kapitan Kirinovic, ktery byl
pred pGl druhym rokem vyla-
kan ma nemecke 1zemi a tam
zatcen nemeckou tajnou poll
eli, byl veznen Nemecku 18
mes1cG. Marine byly zakroky
csl. pr1slusnych 1TadG behem
tie dolby. Kapitan Kirinovic byl
veznen jake tezky zlocinec, &C
mu nebylo niceho dokazano re
spionaznlch pTestupkG, re KITE
rych byl obvinovan. Byl konec-
ne propulsion a vratil Sc do re-
publiky.
Kapitan pocal projevovati
znamky dusevnf skleslosti. Me-
lancholie prom6nila Sc v "a
chvaty sllenstvl. Byl odvezen
do divisnf nemocnice v Josefo-
We.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Pc tfech letech zatcen pro
zavrazdenf sve matky.

8. listopadu 1882 byla We Vel
kych Heralticfch We Slezsku
zavrazdena vymenkarka Tere-
zie Gebauerova. Byla naleze-
ma obesena ma popruhu, zave-
Semen ma klice okna a ma cele
m6la hlubokou ranu, ktera po-
|ranila kost. Timed bylo zfej-
mo, re nejde O sebevrazdu, ny
brz O vrazdu. Pro tuto vrazdu
byla opavskou p~orotou odsou-
zena IA. unora 1888 snacha "a
vrazdene Hedvika Gebauerova
ma 18 let do t6zk6ho zalaTe a
jejf prfbuzna Augusta Rosma-
nithova pro vzdalenou 1cast
ma vrazde k 5 rokGm tezkeho
zalaTe. Hedvika Gebauerova
81 odpykava trest v zenske
trestnici Repfch. Augusta
Rosmanithova v zalaTi zemTe-
la. Letos v kvetnu navstfvil
Gebauerovou v ~trestnici z Re-
pich jej1 otec a tn mu dcera
sdelila, re vymenkarku zavraz
dill vlastne jej1 manzel Alois
Gebauer, syn zavrazdene. Ia
hadky O vymenek syn mrstil
matkou O still, stara zena 81
rozrazila cello a zGstala lezet v
bezvedomf. Gebauer pax fekl
sve zene a Rosmanithove, ably
81 S nebozkou poradily samy a
odesel. ODE zeny pax stafenu
povesily "a kliku okna.
Otec Gebauerove pc navratu
dom1 oznamil ma cetnicke sta
nici, co slysel cd dcery. Dcera
byla vyslechnuta feditelstvim
t~restnice, nacez bylo zahajeno
vysetfovanf a proti Aloisu Ge-
bauerovi nashromazdeno tolik
d1kaz1j, re Gebauer byl Eat
cen a wat do vysetrovaci vab-
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
ZoufaIstvf matky mad nemoc-
nym Synem.

Anna Opitzova v krkonosske
obci Arnuitovic1ch nekolikrat
Sc pokousela O sebevrazdu ably
unikla pohledGm a bolestem,
ktere il pGsobilo nevylecitelne
utrpen1 jejfho syna, st1zeneho
padoucnicf. Vzdycky vsak by
ly jej1 pokusy o uniknut1 re III
vota zmafeny. Lefty Sc utrpe-
nj syna i matky zhorsovalo. Sy-
novy zachvaty byly stale castej
81. Bylo mu jiz % let, ale byl
stale jake dfte odkazan ma pc
81 sve 48lete matky. Matka RI
kavala, re jen smrt by byla pro
neho vysvobozenlm a i pro nj.
z techto smutnych 1vah uzra-
la v nj myslenka, kterou pro-
m6nila v Gin. Kdyz opet tezky
zachvat a kfec zbavily jejfho
nemocneho syna vedoml, gar
dousila no. Telo mrtv6ho sy-
ma pax 1plne pokryla kvety a
lzmizela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Hnizdo hadI " kostele.

V Ostrove u Machochy Sc O.
tvorem, v zemi u kostela, ztra-
CT voda z cele horen1 cast OBJ
&c. Proto objevitel ostrovskych
jeskynf posi-. samalfk veTf, re
sluje spojujfc1 jeskyne, Sc tab
nou az Ike kostelu a re hostel
stojf primo mad jeskyni.
Starry, poutn1 hostel v Klo-
kotech u Tabora Sc opravuje.
Delnfci pTi kopanl We zdech ma
|sli kratke dobe ma dive ste ma
|lych uzovek a pTi pracfch ma
hTbitove naSli v zemi j zmije.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Nedejte sveho Vlka sezrati!

Koncem zar1 vzpom1nal csl.
fisk projevG delnictva "a vseo-
becne a rovn6 hlasovacf pravo
do r1sske rady, zemskych sne-
mi a obc1, pred tTiceti Lefty ko-
nanych. Tehdy dcastnil Sc
prazsk6ho projevu take prof.
Masaryk. N6kteTf pametnfci
techto dob vzpomneli, jak teh-
dy prazSti Nemci delali vse mo
zne, ably vnitTni cast mesta,
hlavne obchodnf tT1da Prfkopy,
byla nemecka. Obchody ma
tPrfkopech byly vyhradne ne
mecke. Mezi mimi byl take je-
den cesky obchod, jehoz mali
tel Sc jmenoval Vlk. Vlk byl
Nemci boykotovan. Ably sve
rodaky upozornil ma svou zlou
situaci, vyvesil We vykladn1 ski
nj tabulku S napisem: "Ne-
nechte sveho Vlka sezrati!"
Cesi pochopili a sveho Vlka
podporovali. Ones je doba je-
Ste test, neil tehdy pred tri-
ceti lety. Proto i dnes mali O.
ma slova svGj velky vyznam.
Pro mas i pro nase zahranic1
je pTfkazem: Nedejte
nasince sezrati nepTateli = ne
zamestnanostf, b1dou, nestes-
tim. Pomahejte SWIM trpic1m
krajanGm, tax nejlepe oslav1te
vyrocf statnf samostatnosti %.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
MOJE AMERIKA.
Tomas Capek.

Autobiografie byvajf napf-
navejsf nez umelecky kompo-
novane romany. Pameti Toma-
&c Capka, Representative anne
fickeho cesstv1 jsou zivotnym
dramatem cloveka, ktery We
SVEN zivote "byl vsfm a vsfm
byl rad"
Kodak z oboe Chrastovic ma
Strakonicku, studuje nejprve
ma p1secke realce pax Sc vyuc1
pro nedostatek hmotnych pro-
stredkG kupcem, a roku 1879
odebefe Sc ma pozvan1 svych
bratr1 do Ameriky, kde zapu-
sti uplne koTeny sve bytosti.
Jeho zivotni draha Sc vinula
opravdu pestTe jake napfnavy
film. Studuje prava, rediguje
casopisy, stane Sc dokonce i
poslancem We statu Nebraska.
Pc boku sve choti Amy male
"a sve zivotn1 stestf. Byl tedy
i svedkem a 1castnfkem udalo-
stl, ktere vytycily vyznam a pc
SLANT CechG We svete. Poznava-
me tn zivot americkych vyste-
hovalcG, jak Sc prolfna do Ii
vota cele Ameriky, zivot pra-
covitych ceskych a slovenskych
lid, kteTf "a valky tax znacne
prispeli k osvobozenf vlasti,
hlavne pax zivot TomaSe Cap
ka, obetaveho a vlivneho cini-
tele v zahranicnfm odboji. Je-
no znamosti S vyznacnymi O.
sobnostmi pax prispfvajf CEN
nymi rysy k celkovemu pozna-
nj vyznamnych zjevn svetove i
nas1 politiky. A tax tento ka-
leidoskop udalostf a postav z1-
stane dramatickym dokumen-
tenn o zivote velkeho ceskeho
selfmademana.
Tomase Capka "Moje Anne
rika" ma 276 stran a 16 obra-
zovych pf1loh. Brozovany W.
tisk stoj1 Kc 48 -, vytisk v p1-
vodnl celoplatene vazbe Kc SO,
We vazbe polokozene Kc So,
Kniha vySla "a redakce univ.
prof. DR.. Miloslava Hyska, wy
dalo il nakladatelstv1 FIR. Bo-
rovy, Praha H., Narodni tt. 10.
We Spojenych Statech mono
tuto knihu zakoupit u ceskych
knihkupcG, dale v administered
casopisG: Svornost, Chicago,
Ill, 1920 So. Crawford Ave-,
Hospodar, Omaha, Nebraska,
4O6 S. 18th St., National Bldg.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Ceskoslovensko Sc pripravuie.


Vojenska sprava konecne iiz
prikrocila k budovanf stalych
opevnenf ma hranic1ch. Ministr
narodnf obrany Machn1k z vo-
jenskych dGvod1 nemohl Sc O
tom brannem vyboru podrob-
neji rozhovofiti, ale zdGraznil
velky vyznam opevnen1 jake
hastily, ktera zadrz1 vetTelce a
dopreje casu k provedenf mo-
bilisace armady i naroda. O.
pevnenf stoj1 ovsem mnoho pc
nez, budou jeste leta budova-
ma, ale financn1 obeti jsou u
sporou lidskych zivotG. Prace
prinasej1 praci tis1cGm neza-
mestnanych. Ale nejsou to jen
opevnen1, ktera budou vyzado-
vat velkych nakladI. Mus1me
take opatrit prdbojnymi zbra-
nemi, tanky, delostrelectvem a
protiletadlovymi zbranemi jez-
dectvo. Jeho stav z dosavad-
mich II plukG Dude treba roz-
sirit. Zejmena v castech repu-
bliky, kde je nedostatek komu-
nikacf, must byt zvysen pocet
jezdectva. V roce 1886 Dude
Sc musit koupit aspon polovina
zvyseneho poctu konf a nova
sedla. Prodlouzenf vojenske
sluzby zvetsilo prGmerny pocet
muzstva ma 144,876 muzd den
ne, tedy O 56,753 muze vic nez
pred tim. Odtud zvyseny roz-
pocet ministerstva narodn1 o.
brany. Mnoho Sc take setTilo
ma vycvikovem materialu, KITE
ry je 1plne opotTebovan a ne
dostatecny. Bude potTebovat
novych zbrani pechota. V le-
tectvf musfme drzet krok S CT
zinou. To znamena stale move
a lepsf stroje, a take drazsf.
Drive stacily letecke motory O
s1le 12O konskych sill, Ia 14O,-
900 &c. Ted je tTeba motorG
o s1le 800 konskych sill, ale ty
stojf 100000 az 400 tisfc Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
do kravy.

U Eldorado, Kansas, pet O.
sob uhorelo, kdyz auto narazi-
10 ma kravu ma silnici, odrazilo
sc a vjelo do velkeho trucku,
vezouciho $500 gallond gaso-
linu. Pc srazce Sc truck i auto
vznaly, jelly jeste asi $50 stop
a 1plne shoTely.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
OUTPUT MAY BE ALTERED.
Hollywood Banks on English Aid In
Spectacle Films,

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. February %
CR.-Warfare between American and
British motion picture industries, re-
ported brewing in London today, will
materially affect the type of films
produced in Hollywood. a spokesman
here said.
He said more general distribution
for British films in America is I'M
possible. THE American public Just
doesn't like British pictures" he de-
clared. mot one out of hundred can
be released here at a profit. Un-
fortunately for British film companies,
the British public does like American
pictures and American stars LFhere-
fore, they will suffer morG than We
if ban or a quota is placed on our
product entering England"
What the American answer to the
reported British move will be, he said,
cannot be forecast here. "Headquar-
ters of all American picture companies
are in New York" he declared
Should open warfare develop, he
continued. certain types of pictures
now produced in Hollywood-par-
ticularly the million-dollar spectacle"
films-will necessarily be reduced in
number.
American companies could never
have made 'Cavalcade,' Lives of a
Bengal Lancer David Copperfield,'
The House of Rothschild.' Give Of
India and similar films had not they
been assured of an enormous return
from screenings in the British empire.
alone" he said.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
PLOT
SEEN IN ARREST
Man Seized at Hotel Says
He Wanted to Escape
Wrath of PIotters.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
QUINCY, Ill, February 23.-Earl L.
Bartlett, 36, accused Of attempting to
gain $4,000 from Mrs Emma M. Mayne,
st. Louis society woman. for informa-
ton on an alleged s25,0 900 kidnap plot,
directed against her daughter, was ar
rested here today.
Postal Inspector trapped Bartlett
when he went to a hotel where a
dummy package was sent in COM
pliance with the directions received by
Mrs. Mayne.
The inspectors said Bartlett wrote
Mrs. Mayne on February l8 telling
her that he had overheard CONVEX
Sation in st. Louis hotel in which
four men were plotting the abduction
OF her daughter, whose engagement
was recently announced.
The gang, inspectors quoted Bartlett
as saying, threatened to take him
for ride" but freed him on his prom
ise not to talk. and he subsequently
wrote Mrs. Mayne offering to trade
his information" for $4,000. SO that
Bartlett might escape the wrath of
the gangsters by going to Europe.
Bartlett, proprietor of a radio re-
pair shop here, related that he hap
radio loud speaker in the lobby
"squaking.' He abruptly reminded
police that Ia years ago he went to
the penitentiary for forgery, serving
one year.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
Deaths Reported.

Annie C. Hutchinson, 90. 1929 Both st. Sc.
Caroline Somger. 81. Emergency Hospital.
Betty Bessley IS. St EIlzabethsSs s. HosptGts,l. Hos Ga,
Elizabeth j White. SO. 1923 3rd st.
Margaret Meininger 81. Providence Hos
AusHstus is1 c. Almy. 7s. Brighton Hotel.
Betty KoenigSberger, 50. 3749 Mckinley ST..
William Collins 6s. 511 Florida ave. ne.
Thomas r. Graham. "a. 524 1st St. Sc.
Helen s. L. Chase, go. the Kennedy-War-
Lane Lacy, s.. Gallinger HOSPITAL.
AllSe Parker, SO. National Homeopathic
william H. Ferguson. so. United States
Laura n; wo9Ife: q; 5sIa sherrier l2, rd.
Dorothy Chapiine. IS. Garfield Hospital
Ruth T: Loomis, 2s, George Washington
Emmie Stamos. "a, Columbia Hospital.
Frederick j. Smith. 10 sos Taylor St
William F. Snider. II. 20l5 Nichols ave.
Laurence Barns. 2. chiIdren's Hospital; ,
Infant to Irving and Hilda Scalfon. George
washington University = Hospital
hqHe'Ch BTde JacRson Sann 5s s. Galinger si Hospital
John Hall, 50. Gallinger Hospital.
Charles E Bolder 40. 1904 oregon ave.
Carrie Harris, ~. Freedmen,S Hospital.
Henry Johnson A. Galinser lii Hospital.
Raymond Harris. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
George H. Bassett. %. Freedmen's Hos
Julia Jones. %. Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
APPENDICITIS FATAL
TO MRS. c. w. HAUCK
Wife of G. U. Medical Student Is
Buried in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.

Mrs. Charles w. Hauck, 81, wife Of
q Georgetown University medical stu
dent, died February after an opera
tion for appendicitis. Funeral services
were held in st. Patrick's Church,
followed by burial in Mount Olivet
Cemetery on February II.
Mrs. Hauck, who before her mar
riage. on March 10 last, was Miss
Christine Martin, was a native Of
Washington and graduated from Gen.
trail High School in 1881. She was
an employe of the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. until she became i'll
last December.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter T. Martin, 1851 New Hamp-
shire avenue, and three sisters, Mrs.
Raymond S. Holt, Mrs. Annice Mar
tin Robertson and Mrs John L.
Sanders, all of this city.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
LOUIS ALTMANN DIES;
U. S. WORKER 80 YEARS
Clerk in Disbursing Office of Post
Office Department Was Ill
Short Time.

Louis Altman. a clerk In the dis
bursting Office of the Post Office De-
partment for 80 years, died Febru-
ary 16 at Providence Hospital after
a short illness. His home was at 81
Twelfth street southeast.
Born in Milwaukee, Mr. Altman
came to Washington in 1908. holding
various positions in the Post Ofhcc
Department. He is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Mary Ellen Altman:
four sisters, Mrs. Theresa Multerer,
Mrs. Marie Bjorn, Miss Katherine
and Miss Anna Altman, and a broth
er, AL Altman, all Of Milwaukee.
Funeral services were held at Holy
Comforter Church on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
WE|TzMAN GUILTY
IN DA|CHES CASE
Gets Life Term in Insurance
Staying, "Most Cold
BIooded in Chicago.
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOcldleQ fIeSS.
CHICAGO, February 23.-Irving
Weitzman, 81, sleek-haired operator
of bakery chain, was convicted to-
night of the business murder" of Eli
Daiches by jury, which fixed his
punishment at life Imprisonment.
The jury held he instigated the SEN
sational shotgun Staying last March
on the outer drive of the wealthy
advertising executive in a plot predl-
Gated on the S317 1000 in life insurance
policies which Daiches carried.
Jury Out Four Hours.
The verdict in Judge Harry B. Mil
ler's court was reached after some
four and one-half hours of debate and
reported to the court at Gil pm,
central standard time.
The court room audience included
the victims widow in mourning attire,
Weitzman'S wife and two children
were present for the final arguments
this morning, in which prosecutors
alleged the shooting of Daiches was
"the most cold-blooded crime in Cook
County history"
New Trial Asked.
Louis Weitzman of New York,
brother of the defendant and head of
the advertising agency which, the
State charged, was to profit by
Daiches' insurance policies, had at
tended no sessions of the trial
Daiches was a former business part
ner of Louis Weitzman.
With head up, but face sobered
Irving Weitzman accepted the ver-
dict and heard his counsel ask for a
new trial. Arguments on the motion
were set for March /, and WeitZmar
was remanded to the custody of the
sheriff.
Evening star., 1935-02-24

who drafted the codes were "antago-
nistic to the spirit and the letter Of
the antitrust laws"
This outline forecast the calling
Of Hugh S. Johnson. dynamic organ
izer and administrator Of the Re-
covery Administration. There also
were intimations the committee would
call Donald Richberg, former general
counsel of the N. r. \. and now
he j Of the National Emergency
Council.
The subcommittee. composed of
Senators King, Democrat Of Utah;
Bcrah, Republican. Idaho, and Nc
Gill, Democrat, Kansas, mapped its
plans in an executive session with
Lowell Mason, whom it has chosen for
counsel. Mason was formerly counsel
for the Darrow Review Board.
King Explains Position
After the meeting, King, in formal
statement. said that in view of the
numerous complaints which have
been made as to the evil effects of
the N. r. A., particularly upon smaller
business" there should be a search
ing investigation" before Congress
extends the life of the recovery unit.
Certainly Congress should be adj
vised on all phases of governmental
activities which have in the past, or
may in the future, foster and encour-
age monopolistic practices" he said.
I'm order that all information
bearing on the subject of the reso-
luton might be had. the committee
must know whether the national in
dustrial recovery act has created and
encouraged monopolistic practices,
and also. whether as interpreted and
as applied by those who have con-
trolled its administration, 1t has nulli.
fed or weakened the antitrust laws.
Accordingly, it is proposed to ascer-
tain in particular, first, who drafted
these codes under this act? Were
those persons connected with large
integrated industries and were the
codes drawn for their benefit?
Question on Administration.
Second, who set up the machinery
for the enforcement and interpreta-
ton of the codes? Was the ad-
ministrator or those who drafted the
codes antagonistic to the spirit and
the letter of the antitrust law?
THE committee will proceed as
expeditiouSly as possible to make the
investigation required, and in so doing
will bring before it number Of per-
sons who drafted and who are en-
forcing some Of the most important
codes. The members of the commit
tee have selected counsel and are
taking the necessary steps to carry
forward the investigation. Within q
few days the committee will proceed
formally with the investigation, hear
ings being public, and from then on
rapid progress is anticipated"