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Evening star., 1936-03-15
z WASHINGTON WOMEN
ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE

Two Washington women were ar
rested late yesterday in a Baltimore
department store and charged with
the theft of s160 worth of merchan-
disc from another store, according to
word received here last night.
The women, who identified them
selves to Baltimore police as Mrs. Ada
Clancy, SO, and Mrs. Margaret Nc
Corrnick. 27, and gave their address
as in the 1900 block of Thirteenth
street, were arrested soon after they
emerged from parked automobile. A
man seated in the car which, Balti-
more police said, contained all the
merchandise, was charged with being
an accessory to the theft. He gave
his name as Bennie Schartzman, 81.
also of the Thirteenth street address.
The trio will be given a hearing
Monday
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THEATER MAN SLAIN
Election of Patron Over Girl s
Complaint Leads to Shooting.

CHICAGO, March IA (P.-Irving
Fehlberg, assistant manager of a
South Side theater, was shot to death
in his Office late today by a man
police said was elected from the au-
dience for annoying a girl.
The assailant fired only one bullet,
which struck Fehlberg directly below
the heart.
The man was taken from the au-
dience after a girl complained. He
was being held in Fehlberg's Office on
the second floor of the building when
he suddenly drew a pistol from his
pocket and fired. The man fed be-
fore police arrived
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Poles Attack Jews on Train

WARSAW, Poland, March IA (Jew-
ish Telegraphic Agency A number
of Jews, including some women, were
injured today when Polish students
launched an anti-Semitic attack on a
train between Warsaw and Otwock.
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Mrs. Hull Will Return
To the Capital Tonight
From Visiting Virginia
Chilean Ambassador Will Greet Members
of Team From His Country Upon
Their Arrival Today.

AIRS CORDEL HULL wife of the Secretary Of State ex-
M peced Washington this evening from Saunton
spend few days with her nephew and
niece and Mrs Paul Hayes
The Chilean Ambassador, Don Manuel Trucco, with
members embassy staff will be at the Union Station this
members of the Chilean team who arrlv
ing to take Horse Show and Exhibition
which held later in the month The members OF the Chean
team were not expected Washington until Friday
Others who will greet foreigners Jonathan VAIN
wright Mye with officers OF the Sd Cavalry
Maj F. L. Whitaker manager Of the show, we'll as the Army
Band.
Nine sato wife Japanese observe her
this tomorrow will receive again
Friday afternoon continuing at home through
the winter third Fridays of each month
The Minister the Mr. James NJ Baker
and visiting his Mr. Lawrence
A. Baker at The Minister left for New York
yesterday 10 days and will be at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Nine Patricia Bennett Dmtriu wife financial
Legation will speak Rumania Satur
Washington Club for the opening meeting OF
the Political Study Club
Nine Dimitru will old Rumanan costume COM
psed handloomed skirt of fax and silk and
embroidered gold silver thread work peasant blouse
heavily embroidered in red and white MARIANA the
traditional head of the married women.
will be Mrs. John W. Bennett, wife
Judge Ralph Close wife of the Minister from
Africa Jarnefel wife of the Minister OF Fin
land Nine Popovc wife of the Charge dAfaires Of
Rumana Jorgen Cable wife of the counselor OF the Nor
wegan legation Bradley wife of the naval attache Of
the British Embassy and Nine Won Nuer vile OF the secretary
Of the Finnish Legation.
Parks, president of the club, will head the
receiving line reception which will follow
Capt c. McReynods retired McReynods will make
their home at the Martinique for the Winter.
Capt Allen of this city have been spending
q the Wardman Park Hotel.
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Capt, Mrs. Bradley
Hosts Last Night
At Dinner Party

THE naval attache of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Bradley enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor
of Mr.. Justice Halse- Rogers of the
Australia Supreme Court and Mrs.
Halse- Rogers and their two daughters,
Miss Judith Holse-Rogers and Miss
Lorraine Holse-Rogers. Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. Holse-Rogers and their
daughters are spending several weeks
here, having come to this country foc
the tercentennary celebration at
Harvard University.
Other guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Bradley last evening were the charge
d'affaires of Hungary, Mr.. Anthony de
Belasy; the secretary of the legation
of the URion of South Africa. M.
Robert Webster; Mrs. Howard, wife If
Capt. H. S. Howard. U. S. n, and the
secretary of the British Embassy, Nj.
Philip Mainwaring Broadmead, and
Miss Broadmead.
Capt. and Mrs. Bradley spent the
Summer motoring through this coul-
try and Canada. covering 5000 miles
across the Continent.
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Mrs. Butt Feted
On Anniversary

Miss Eleanore Dulin was hostess at
luncheon today at the Mayfiower. en-
tertaining in honor of Mrs. H. Fair
field Butt, Sd, to celebrate the fourth
anniversary of her wedding. The
other guests we're Mrs. Butts attend
ants at the wedding. including her
maid of honor. now Mrs. John Howe
Knowles: her sister-in-law, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Edison; Miss Jane Stevens OF
Baltimore, Mrs. Robert w. Harvey,
Mrs. Joseph H. Green, Mrs. r. STAN
ley Souther, Mrs. Wallace Yater and
Miss Mary Alice Swanton. Miss Dulin
also was a member of Mrs. Butts
bridal party. making the group at
lunch complete.
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Record Autumn the Nations Capit
Residential
Washington
Social Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Fahne-
stock to Spend Win
ter in New York.

KR. AND MRS sNOWDEN A.
M FAHNESTOCK have leased
vi the apartment of Mr.. Mar
shall H. Russell at III East
Seventy-second street in New York
City for the Winter. Mrs. Fahnestock
was hostess at luncheon at the Ritz
Carlton yesterday. having as her
guests Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert,
wife Of the former Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury; Mrs. John D.
Kennedy and Mrs. Crawford Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fahnestock have been
at Newport News since their return
from a wedding trip abroad Mrs.
Fahnestock formerly was Miss Bea-
trice Beck, daughter of Mrs. James M.
Beck and the late former Represent
ative Beck of Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Howry and Miss Eliza
beth Howry will arrive this afternoon
or early tomorrow from Massa-
chusetts, making their trip by motor.
They have been at the estate near
Beckett, Mass, which Miss Elizabeth
Howry purchased recently.
Mrs. Walter H. Beech Of Wichita.
Kans., is visiting Miss Louise Thaden.
famous woman flyer, at her apart
ment in the Carlton Hotel.
Mrs. James P. McKane, who makes
her home at the Wardman Park Ho-
tel, has been joined there by her son,
Mr.. Hugh J. P. McKane, who has
arrived here from Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Atvill are SAIL
ing today aboard the City Of Havre
for Europe. Mrs. Atwill, before her
marriage, was Miss Louise Cromwell,
daughter of Mrs. Edward T. S:otes-
bury and the late Oliver Cromwell,
and made her debut in Washington.
Dr.. and Mrs. Fordyce A. H. johnson
sailed from Baltimore today aboard
the City of Havre for Europe. to spend
/ the remainder of the Autumn abroad
Mrs Chester Ward Is sailing for
Paris today, where she will spend the
Winter with friends. While there she
will take courses at the Sorbonne
Mr.. Ward, who is an instructor in
law at George Washington Univer-
sity, will join Mrs. Ward IN the
Spring. and they will tour Germany.
Italy and England. arriving in Lon
don for the Coronation Of His Ma
iesty King Edward VIII
Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Meigs are
in Philadelphia, where they will en-
tertain at dinner this evening for
their neice, Miss Sarah Logan Starr.
whose marriage to DR.. Daniel Blain
Of New Canaan, Conn. will take place
tomorrow. DR.. and Mrs. Meigs will
entertain in the home of the latter's
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Starr. parents of the
| bride, in Germantown.
Miss Sarah Tyler Meigs and Miss
Mary Roberts Meigs, twin daughters
Of DR.. and Mrs. Meigs, will be among
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M aryl a n d
And Virginia
In the News
Miss H tn away to
Spend Week End
in Bethesda.

n II ISIS CYNTHIA HATHAWAY,
M daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison r. Hathaway, Is
4 coming from Vassar College,
where she Is a student, to spend the
week end with her parents at their
home In Bethesda. Miss Hathaway
will attend the Navy-Yale foot ball
game in Baltimore Saturday, and last
week end she was in New Haven for
the Yale-Cornell game.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Howell Forsyth OF
Silver Spring, Md, have visiting them
this week Mrs. Forsyth's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mason of Colonial Beach, Va.
Mrs. E. P. Lee of Tampa, Fla, who
Is visiting her brother -in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Griffith
of Silver Spring, Is being extensively
entertained prior to her departure
for Florida Saturday. Saturday eve
ming she was the guest of honor at
a supper given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Perry in Bethesda, Monday she was
entertained at luncheon at the May
flower, when DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Perry were hosts: Mr. and Mrs. Nor
rison M. Clark entertained at dinner
for her Monday evening, Mrs. William
Walker of Takoma Park gave lunch
con in her honor Friday and tomorrow
evening she will be entertained at a
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Livingston in Woodside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Savee Of
Sligo Park Hills, Md, have as their
guest Miss Pauline Jones Of Richmond,
Mrs. Savee's sister, who will return
to her home tomorrow.
Mrs. Sylvanus G. Macy entertained
at dinner Saturday evening at War
renton at her country place for her
daughter, Miss Jane Duenner Of WASH
ington, and her son. Mr.. Robert
Duenner of Lehigh University. who
were with her for the horse show and
week end.
Llcul. SON. OdHlcS n EIiCc Wno
the guest in whose honor Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Arnold entertained
Monday evening in their attractive
new home in Arlington, Va, follow
ing the Democratic rally at the Wash
ington-Lee High School, where Lieut..
Gov. Price spoke. The guests were re-
ceived in the spacious recreation
room. the hostess being assisted by
Mrs. Justine Palmer. Mrs. Ebener
Duncan and Miss Mary Aiello. Other
guests were Mr.. Elwood Seal, corpo-
ration counsel for the District Of
Columbia; Mr.. Robert Duncan, vice
president of the Young Democratic
Clubs Of Virginia; Mr.. Harry K.
Green. commissioner Of revenue of
Arlington County: Mr.. Benjamin C.
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Michigan Society
Sets Dance Date

The Michigan State Association has
arranged for its first informal party
and dance for the 1936-l937 season.
This affair will be held at the Lafay-
ette Hotel on Thursday evening. No.
vember S. The Dance Committee is
composed of Mr.. o. J. Dompierre,
chairman; Mr.. Donald Luxford, Mr..
Alvin Meisner, Mr.. Fillmore Stolpe.
Mr.. Fred Voss. Mrs. Elsie Gould and
Miss Helen Pine. Tickets for the
dance may be obtained by calling Mr..
o. j. Dompierre at National 1920,
Branch 1923, or from other members Of
the committee"
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Miss Carlile Porter
Makes Debut TODAY

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. David NJ Por-
ter will present their daughter, Miss
Carlile Porter. In Philadelphia this
afternoon at a tea in the Acorn Club.
Tonight Miss Porter will share hon.
ors with Miss Mary Houston and Miss
Anne Merry Tilden at dinner dance
which Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H.
Geist will give at the Barclay.
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Miss Recher to Wed
DR.. F. Bard Nueent

Mrs. John Christian Recher of VIM
chester, Va, and Washington has an
nounced the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of her daughter
Marie Hoover to DR.. F. Bard Nugent,
son of DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Nugent
Of Altoona and Spruce Creek. Pa.
The wedding will take place In
Winchester November 20.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Mr.. and Mrs. .Laughlin
Arriving Saturday
From European Trip

EORMER United States Ambassador
to Spain and Mrs. Irwin B.
Laughlin and their daughter. Miss
Gertrude Laughlin, are expected to
arrive in New York Saturday from
Europe. They have been abroad since
the early Summer. visiting on the
continent and in England during the
latter part of their stay. They sailed
last week from Great Britain and will
come to their Washington home by
the first Of next week.
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Greek Counselor
Sails for Vacation

The counselor of the Greek lega-
tion, Mr.. Nicholas Lely, is among
the passengers sailing today from
New York. He will return to his
home in Greece for a several weeks
vacation. Mr.. Lely has not been
home for seven years, having spent
his brief vacations near his posts.
Before his departure for New York
Mr.. Lely was entertained at dinner
by the Greek Minister, Mr. Silicianos.
whose other guests were members
Of the legation staff and close friends
Of Mr.. Lely.
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Phi Sigma Sigma
To Meet Sunday

The Washington Alumnae Club of
Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority will enter
tain members and rusheeS of Kappa
Chapter, George Washington Univer-
sity. and Beta Alpha, University of
Maryland. at buffet supper Sunday
evening at the home of Miss Sylvia
Werksman, 1902 Decatur street north
west.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

AIRS CORDELL HULL wife of the Secretary of State ex
M pected Washington this from Staunton
where she spend with nephew
niece Mrs. Paul Hayes.
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Former Spanish
Diplomat Sails

Former Spanish Ambassador Senor
Juan Francisco de Cardenas is among
the passengers who sailed yesterday
in the Normandie.
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Dance Saturday.

The Zeta Chapter Of T. A. o. at
George Washington University an
nounces that its first Fall dance will
be held at the Taft House Inn, 1880 K
street northwest, on Saturday night.
The Washington times., 1936-07-03

A TOBACCO PATCH IN CO.
LUMBUS, N. c., July 3 GN.S0.
North Cardinals backwoods pre-
sent some drab scenes, but none
more pitiful than that in which
was laid the story of the newest
uprising Of citizens against the
sinful and the wicked"
Here on the small farm, where
live the two Fowler families whose
members the white-hooded night
riders called out of their homes
and whipped with sawmill belt,
the humans live akin to the live
stock nearby-only the stock gets
more fresh air.
AS in Tobacco Road" there is
a "Jeeter." His name is Lihue
Fowler, IS, now on the North
Carolina road gang" serving a
term for drunkenness.
Lihue heads one of the two fami-
lies on whom descended the band
of night marauderS. The other
Fowler family, not related to Lii.
hue, appears to be headed by Mrs.
Bertha Fowler. Other members
of this family are Julius, a one
legged husband who "cuSses some
thin turrible," and the 10 year-old
daughter, Inez.
Night-RiderS' Decree
The nigntriders, reported headed
by a parSon and including a num-
Der of nnighbor women, decided
the FoWlers were "undesirables. {"
Both families live on the same
farm, owned by Lihue and his
tribe, so the night-riders had
their prey in one covey.
Lihue's family lives in a clap
board shack which, the mother
calls a "baccy hut" The three
girls who were whipped along
with Lihue, were not in sight
when the International News
Service reporter appeared. Oracle
called Mrs. Fowler to talk to
the reporter. She is the oldest
of Lihue'S children.
No Place to Sit
Wearing a thin, cheap cotton
dress, an odd-looking windbreaker
of overall cloth, both completely
covered with dirt, and a stock
ing cap, she took off the cap,
revealing that today, two months
after the night riders whipped
her and clipped her head, the
hair is less than an inch and a
half long.
She asked the reporter to come
The Washington times., 1936-07-03
SUICIDE TRY
ST|RS GENEVA

GENEVA, July 3 G.N.SD.-The
League of Nations Assembly was
thrown into confusion for the
second time this week today in a
second unprecedented sequel to
the Italo-Ethiopian war when a
Czechoslovakian newspaper pho
tographer dramatically shot him.
self in protest against the Leagues
failure to save Ethiopia from con-
quest.
The would.be martyr acted also
in protest against treatment Of
the Jews in Gtemany.
The cameraman, Stephen Lux,
of the Prague Press, suddenly rose
during a speech by Augusta Bar
cha, Spanish foreign minister, and
shouted "adieu!"
Then, before statesmen knew
what to make of the outburst, a
shot rang out. Lux had fired a
bullet into his head. He fell into
Swoon, and was rushed to a
hospital, where he was reported to
be dying as surgeons attempted to
remove the bullet.
In the cameraman'S pockets were
found letters addressed to the King
of England, British Foreign Secre-
tary Anthony Eden, and to editors
of British newspapers deploring
the Leagues failure to save Ethio-
pia. Another letter protested the
situation of the Jews in the Reich.
On Wednesday the assembly was
startled when eight Italian journal
lists heckled Halle SelaSsie, de-
feated Ethiopian Emperor, and
were thrown out, kicking and fist
fighting, by police.
Striving to give new life to the
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The Washington times., 1936-07-03
FR|NK
IN COLLAPSE

CHICAGO, July 3 G.N.SO.-A
hasty peace conference called in
Judge La Buys chambers failed
today after Carol Frink, dramatic
critic, collapsed on the witness
stand in her 100000 alienation
suit against Helen Hayes, stage
and screen star, and the trial was
resumed.
Miss Frink charges Miss Hayes
with stealing the love of her ex-
husband, Charles Macarthur, play
wright, who is we'd to the Broad
way and Hollywood favorite.
In the midst of her testimony
today Miss Frink swooned, was as
sisted to the judges chambers and,
recovering her poise, summoned
her lawyer, Samuel Golan, into
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Tobacco Road Girls
Depict 'Wlhupp1lnS'

in and sit down. He saw no
where to sit, except on the floor,
so stayed outside.
Following Grace came Glenn,
16, a year younger than the
Oldest sister, and a third sister,
Carolyn, Is, with a voice like a
bass drum.
Said Mrs. Fowler:
"Tell the man how they
whipped you 'unS, an how
you had to pray to 'em, and
sing a hymn for 'em, an how
they said they were a'gOin' to
put your daddy on a stump
an blow out his brains-an'
he's wicked, an drinks, but he
never done nobody no HARM"
There were only smokers from
the two younger girls. and this
from Grace:
81 never begged of 'em, an
didn't pray to 'em-an' I'm
sorry / ever sung for EN-"
At this point, Mrs. Fowler re-
membered the other Fowler fam
lily, headed by Mrs. Bertha
Fowler. She interrupted:
Bertha, she never done no
body no harm neither. She is
in a bad way. She come over
here this mOrnin' for a corn
Continued on Page 2, Col. s.
The Washington times., 1936-07-03

WIMBLEDON, England, July 8
0.N.SO Fred j. Perry won his
third successive Wimble don
singles title today by overwhelm-
ing Germany's champion, Baron
Gottfried Won Cramm, in three
lightning sets.
Duplicating his finals victory
over Won Cramm last year and
becoming the first Briton to win
the crown thrice successfully
since 1918, Perry swept through
to a sensational 6-1, 81, 60
triumph.
Won Cramm Injured
Immediately after the match
the referee made an announcement
which may have explained the
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The Washington times., 1936-07-03
ZI0NCHECK
GETS COOL
GREETING
Few on Hand to Greet
Him; Wife Crosses
u. S. in Plane

SEATTLE, Wash, July 3
Q.N.SO There was no joy in
the homecoming of Sc tt ! e's
madcap Representative Marion
A. Zioncheck today.
The welcome of Zioncheck was
decidedly cool and damp-both
climatically and in the small
crowd on hand at the station
here when his train rolled in.
Probably $50 persons were
there and at least three-quarters
of that number met other pas
SengeTs in the train.
Zioncheck was hustled off the
rear end Of the train and
whisked away in an automobile
which had been driven onto the
lower level of tracks. .
In the car were Zioncheck'S
sister, Mrs. William Nadeau, and
another WON a n, probably his
wife.
The Representative, varying
his usual custom, successfully
avoide d newspapermen. Even
photographers were thwarted.
The brief, fleeing glimpse
of Zioncheck as he raced from
the rear of the train to the wait
ing car, showed an unsmiling
countenance, with lips grimly set
on the usual cigar.
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RAIN DEF|ED
BY MILLING
THR0NGS
Highways damned BY
Cars Headed For
Big Meadows

BIG MEADOWS, Va, July 3.
A light rain was falling in the
here this afternoon
as more than $4,000 persons as
sembled to hear President Roose-
welt formally dedicate the new
Shenandoah National Park on
the famous Skyline Drive, but
it was announced there would
be no change in the plans for
the ceremonies.
A light rain had fallen early
today also but later the sun came
out, drying off the roads. Then
clouds again obScured the sun
and the drizzle resumed.
Scores of Virginia State troop
erS were on hand to assist local
police in handling the great crush
of traffic. Hotel accommoda-
tions were at premium as Wis
itors took advantage of the
Fourth of July holiday to see
the dedication ceremonies and
hear the President speak.
Crowd Gathers Early
Atop the Blue Ridge here, with
a delicate blue mist hanging over
the area the crowds started gath
ering early this morning to have
good seats for the ceremonies start
ing as soon as the President ar
rives, at about 2::30 p. m.
With Wilbur C. Hall, chairman
of the Virginia State Commission
on Conservation and Develop
ment, presiding, speakers, in adj
dition to the President, will be
Secretary of the Interior Harold
L. Ickes and Gov. George c.
Peery, of Virginia.
A large delegation of distin-
guished guests is also expected
for the dedication.
To Go on Radio
The ceremonies, which will last
about one hour and Is minutes,
will be broadcast over both major
radio chains. There will be music
by the Marine Band and by
bands from HarriSonburg and
Shenandoah, Va, both before and
after the dedication.
The speakers platform has
been so located and elevated that
the speakers will be visible to the
$4,000 persons expected to attend,
and loud speakers have been put
up. News commentators will broad.
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Mrs. Zioncheck Flies,
Beats Husband Home

Mrs. Zioncheck, The Times
learned today, left Washington
Airport on the 1870 Central Air
lines plane Wednesday night
bound for Chicago, where she took
another plane that landed her IN
Seattle last night.
The reservation for Mrs. Zion
check was made from Baltimore
under an assumed name, and she
arrived at the airport shortly be.
fore the plane took off with a con-
siderable amount of baggage, indi-
eating that she intends to spend
some time on the Pacific Coast.
Meanwhile the assault charge
against Zioncheck, brought by
Mrs. Benjamin Scott Young, who
Subleased her apartment to the
Washington member of Congress,
was called in Police Court today
and, when zioncheck failed to an
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The Washington times., 1936-07-03
Sergeancies Cost
Il N. Y. Policemen
$4,000, Story Told

NEW YORK, July 3 G.N.S).
High city officials today sought
further qualifications of a job
promotion plot, following allega-
lions that 81 patrolmen had paid
a total of $4,000 to win the rank
of sergeant.
While other civil service en-
ployes were being checked, a search
was ordered for John Meyers, al
legged partner of Harold Parody,
who reputedly revealed the plot to
Commissioner of Accounts Blanch-
ard.
Meyers, former member of the
examining board of plumbers, was
said to have disappeared when he
was sought during the 1882 Sea,
bury investigation.
The Washington times., 1936-07-03
TripIets and Mother
Doing Well; Nurse,Too

AUGUSTA, Ca, July 8 Q.NS.)
Two boys and a girl-the first
triplets born at the University
Hospital here since it was
founded "a years ago-were re-
ported doing we'll today, as were
the mother, Mrs. Merle Reese af
Gibson, Ca, and the nurse, Miss
Jennie Younge.
During the excitement attend
ant upon the birth of the trip
let's, Miss Younge tainted. The
children averaged five and one
half pounds.
The Washington times., 1936-07-03
Suicide Bequedths
Title TO Relative

NEW YORK, July 8 G.N.SO.
Leaving a suicide note in which
he bequeathed the title Count
De Hamie" to an apparent rela-
tive, a man described by police
as Thomas w. Eastland, a., an
attorney, killed himself by gas yes
terday in a small furnished apart
ment. Eastland, who came here
from San Francisco 18 months
ago, had been in i'll health.