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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PER-
petual building Association will be held at
the office of the association Eleventh and
E streets northwest Monday. November Ii.
1896, at seven-thirty O'Clock pm.
EDWARD C. BALTZ.
Evening star., 1936-11-03
TOWNSEND DEAL
|. IN OHIO CHARGED
Publicity Man Claims "Cash
Transaction" in Last
T. Minute Sensation. :
u the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, November s.
An assertion that DR.. Francis E.
Townsend twas personally involved"
In cash transactions paid by friends
Of Gov. Martin L. Davey of Ohio"
coming in the midst of the States
last-minute political strife, preclpi-
tated a controversy today over the
Ohio affairs OF the Townsend Ma
tional Recovery Plan, Inc.
Announcing his resignation as ma
tional public relations director for the
organization, o. G. Davis, who was
here to make an address at Town
send rally last night, made the as
sertion and promptly drew reply
from State Manager Floyd j. Smith
that Davis refused to address the rally
unless he could talk in behalf Of Gov.
Davey."
DIR. Francis E. Townsend was per-
sonally involved in cash tranSac-
tons" Davis said in an initiated
statement, which went to George
Maines, publicity agent; Dr. S. E.
Taylor, director visual education, to-
falling more than $4,000 and which
was paid by friends of Gov. Davey and
for which value was not given. feel
that it is impossible for me to make
a satisfactory statement to the public
as was supposed to do at a mass
meeting"
Smith hit Davis statement as
"false and vicious attack on the
Townend organization for the pur-
pose of wrecking the Townsend move
ment."
Gov. Davey was in Cleveland but
could not be reached Immediately for
comment. Democratic State Chairman
Francis Poulson likewise could not
be reached. Officials at Townsend
headquarters in Chicago said they
would issue no statement until they
knew more about the situation.
so 1t is strange" Smiths
signed statement continued, that he
Davis came to Columbus for the
purpose of addressing a huge Town
send rally and refused to
speak unless he could talk in behalf
OF Gov. Davey."
An announcement from the plat
form at the rally said Davis would
not speak as scheduled. Smith said in
his statement, II refused to allow
him to speak,
Evening star., 1936-11-03

In the pending presidential campaign Q936) the c.
political and partisan leaders raise their combined
election estimates of the D. c. residents who regis
tered could vote in the States figure over 100000
100000 lis 000 But at the time the
estimates of population have increased the D. c. total
lation from 486869 in 1880 to estimate Of $4,000
July /, 1885,
In the 1880 census the C. residents q Of
constituted TOT cent of total population (486869
total population 31 e5 population 81 years of age
Applying this 1880 percentage of of total population to
showing Of Of voting age in 1886 subtractng the
extremely liberal partisan election estimate of $4,000
potential C. the States there remain 3SO0 who
vote anywhere an increase in number OF the dis
The Districts 1890 showing OF quarter million OF voting
age mpoent to vote puts the District ahead in pote
New Mexico, Vermont. Delaware Wyoming and Nevada
Evening star., 1936-11-03
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Former Educator Dies at "a.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, November 3 (P).
Hudson P. Leavenworth, "A, formerly
superintendent of schools in five
American cities, was struck and killed
by an automobile last night. Schools
of which he once was superintendent
included Mount Vernon, Ind; Winsted,
Conn, and Jewett City, Conn.
Evening star., 1936-11-03
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SO SAVED FROM SHIP
American Craft Abandoned on
Rocks in English Waters.

LONDON, November 8 (P).-A surf
boat yesterday took of the last of the
80 members of the crew from the
stricken American freighter, Bessemer
City Of New York.
Driven hard on rocks at Pendennis
Point, the vessels keel was broken
and Capt. A. Herman, the last to leave
his ship, said she's lost"
Evening star., 1936-11-03
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Evening star., 1936-11-13
"ARRE $T"HUNcE Err!
Public Enemy Number 2

Hunger literal hunger for food threatened people this
community not so long oeo.
For years Government federal and Loeo stepped and
carried the main offensive against physical hunger.
In 1886 Public Appropriations Reef food etc. amounting
than s5oo0o000o withdrawn from about fomes
(moy empoyobes again ponne Public Enemy Hunger the
doors thousands Of Washington Homesond added responsible
ty on Chest Privote Welfare Agencies.
Community Chest Welfare Agencies have prevented lows
the standard Of living thousands Of homes during the past
year. Hundreds Of families have been rescued from deep trouble
In 1887, 1885, the combined efforts Of public and pvoe
agencies will be required to orrest Public Enemy, HUNGER!
Evening star., 1936-11-13

the coming session Of Congress. ac.
missioner Melvin c. Hazen.
Corporation Counsel Elwood H. Seal
has been directed by Hazen to draft q
bill for this purpose. Before 1t is sent
to Congress for introduction. however.
it is to be submitted to the Health De-
partment and the District Medical
Society.
Commissioner Hazen pointed out
that every year many patients. par
ticularly those suffering from tubercu-
losis, receive two or three months
treatment at the expense of the Dis
trict and leave the hospitals before
treatment is completed and thereby
Evening star., 1936-11-13
turn to washington for the opening Of

turn to Washington for the opening Of
Congress.
Talks with the colonists, he said,
convinced him the project there will
be O success. He found the colonists
cheerful and contented, the great ma
jority Of them working hard to get
their homesteads on a producing basis.
The Matanuskans will need assist
ance for q time, but as more land is
cleared and crops put in. the necessity
for aid will diminish, Dimond said.
The colony, located q few miles
north Of Anchorage, was sponsored by
r. z. r. A. and the Alaska Rural Re-
Mobilization Corporation The COLO
nists were selected from Michigan,
Evening star., 1936-11-13

subject others TO the disease. Some Of
them have to 60 back for new
treatment.
Hazen explained that under present
law the Commissioners have no power
to require such patients TO remain In
hospitals until cured.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
EX.HEAD OF LIONS DIES

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, Noyem.
Der Is P-John S. Noel, former in.
ternational president of the Lions
Club. died at a hospital here last
night after a brief illness. He was So.
He came here seven years ago from
Grand Rapids, Mich, when he re-
tired from the brokerage business.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
ALASKA C0LONISTS
HELD SUCCESSFUL
Most Will Be on Self.Sustainine
Basis in Few Years,
Delegate Saws.

Colonists in the Matanuska Valley Of
Alaska will have paid Of their debt to
the Federal Government and put them
selves on q self sustaining basis in q
few years, Anthony J. Dimond. Dele
gate for Alaska, said today on his re-
Evening star., 1936-11-13
Group to Plan Party.

The Arrangements Committee for
the benefit card party and dance Of
the Immaculate Conception Church
next Thursday will meet tonight at
$50 o'clock at the MAyfiower Hotel.
The party will be held in the Italian
room at the Mayfiower.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
movement u "Todays Challenge TO
Catholic womanhood."

The Supreme Regent Of the order,
Mrs. Mary @. Duffy, has called on
the 2,o0o courts and 100000 members
to support its projects and take an
active part in the campaign, which
has been indorsed by church and
governmental leaders and blessed by
His Holiness, Pope Plus xI. !,
Volunteer committees are now
being formed throughout the country
to conduct the membership drive, to
be directed by National Secretary
Katherine M. Rosney from .headquar-
ters in New York City.
Evening star., 1936-11-13

Minnesota and Wisconsin and arrived
there early in the Summer of 1885.
Several families who paid their own
way to Alaska Joined the colony this
year.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
WILL SEEK. MEMBERS
International Movement to Be
Launched by Group
November Is.

Plans were being completed today
BY District Court No. 212. Catholic
Daughters Of America. for an ex-
tensive membership drive in connec-
tion with an international movement
to be launched by their organization
November is. The theme Of the
Evening star., 1936-11-13
AUTHORITY TO HOLD
PATIENTS SOUGHT
Bill to Be Drafted to Prevent
Spread of Contagious
Diseases

Legislation designed to give the Dis
trict Commissioners authority to pre-
vent the discharge from municipal
hospitals of patients suffering from
CONTAGIOUS diseases will be sought at
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
Nota Official del Gobiemo sobre los successes en- que
perdieron la vida Ell captain Castillo
vel diputado Calvo Sotelo
Sc procedera sin distingos y con energia
Ell Gobierno impondra el respeto
a la vida humane

Madrid, Julio 14.-Dos veces
Sc reuni6 aver ell Consejo de Mi
nistros, una por la manana y
otra por la tarde.
A la termination del Consejo
de la tarde Sc di6 una nota sobre
los successes en- que perdieran la
vida los capitanes Castillo y ell
diputado Calvo Sotelo.
Ante los hechos de violencia
que costaron la vida al captain
Castillo Y al diputado Sr. Calvo
Sotelo, hecho execrables, de gra-
vedad notoria, ell gobierno de-
clara que procedera con la ma
yor energia y que Sc tomaran
medidas que garanticen 81 no la
convivencia dentro de la nacio-
nalidad, ell respe.o elemental a
la vida humana.
Cuando los que deben respe-
tar la vida y los derechos de los
ciudadanos no 10 hacen, ell 60
bierno echa sobre sus hombros
La gaceta., 1936-07-14

Madrid, Julio 14.-ASesinos
uniformados, que Sc hacian pa
sar por guardias de asalto, ma
taron aver a Jose Calvo Sotelo,
ell lider monarquico, y desapa-
recieron sin dejar rastro.
Circunstancias misteriosas no
dean ell asesinato del exministro
de la Dictadura y en- los circu-
los oficiales no Sc ha confirma-
do la noticia de que los asesinos
pertenecian a la guardia de asal
to-. Tres guardias han sido dete
nidos Y vienen siendo interroga
dos.
La familia de Calvo Sotelo in
siste EN- afirmar que sc trata de
un acto terrorista en- vengaMa
por la muerte del captain Jose
Castillo, asesinado ell dfa ante
rior por los fascistas. La policia
cree que ell crimen Sc cometi6
por individuos que Sc disfraza-
ron con uniformes de la guardia
para cometer ell delito.
Ell gobierno ha p~rometidO u
ma Investigation y castigar Sc
veramente a los culpables.
Las autoridades recogieron Ell
cadaver de Calvo Sotelo EN- el
hospital municipal, a donde lie
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
Mataron a Calvo Sotelo en- venganza
por la muerte del captain Castillo

llevaron los asesinos. Los EN-
pleados del cementerio dicen
que varios hombres vestidos CO.
mo guardias Y otros vestidos de
paisano Ilegaron al cementerio
con una camioneta, diciendoles
traian ell cuerpo de I'm serene
que Sc habia suicidado.
I'm informe medico Official, a.
fernando que ell cuerpo solo te-
MIA una herida, EN- un ojo, con-
tradice la noticia de que lie ha-
bian matado a bayonetazos por
la cara y ell cuerpo.
Creese que Sotelo Sc hallaba
atado cuando lie mataron.
Dos guardias estaban CONT
nuamente de vigilancia a la
puerta de la casa de Sotelo; pc
70 estos dejaron entrar a los que
llagaron de la Gale, en- la camio4
meta, porque un Official les dijo
qre eumplian instrucciones de
ietener al exministro y diputa-
do.
FL alcalde Tomas Vale, de un
pueblo pequeno, mat6 aver al de
rechista Jose Vicente Ruigo v
asegura que 10 hizo en- defensa
propia. Trataba ell derechista de
sacar un arma cuando ell alcalde
lie dispar6 matandolo.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14

la responsibilities de reprimir
con mano dura actos de tai ma
turaleza.
Actuara ell gobierno dentro de
la ley de orden pIblico sin dis
tingos Y sin tener EN- cuenta la
filiaci6n politica de los indivi-
duos.
Sobre la APPLICATION de las le-
yes Sc publicara un bando para
que todoS los ciudadanos 10 lean
Y 10 entiendan.
Como jueces especiales en-
esas causas han sido nombrados
los magistrates del tribunal SUI
promo Sres. Fernandez Orbeta,
Iglesias y Corral. Sc han hecho
muchas detenciones Y seran cas-
tigados, sin excesos pero impla-
cablemente, todos los enemigos
de la paz y ell orden.
En- nuestras manos Sc halla ell
Pcder y la ley Sc impondra a
unos y otros.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
CORTE DEL CIRCUITO
La victimG declare qWe McAden
Le hGbtG dSeSiRddO

Declarando hoy en- la corte
del circuito, ante ell jurado y Ell
juez Sander, Henry Barnes, de
la raza negra, vecino de la casa
n1mero 1909 de la avenida JEFF
ferson, dijo que ell muhidor
Stubs Pughsley antes de mo :
rir habia dicho que ell detective
Pearl McAden era ell hombre
que habia disparado contra FL,
con la evidente intenci6n de ase
sinarlo.
El comienzo del juicio Sc de-
moro hoy pOr la manana, a eau
sa de la lluvia.
Barnes mantuvo que fue la
primera persona en- llegar jun
to a la victima, y momentOs an
tes habia dido un disparo y un
autom6vil que partia a toda We
locidad.
Pughsley pedia ayuda y acu-
di6 en- su auxilio. "Cuando lie
que a 81 Sc apoyaba una mano
en- el e~st6mago".
"Yo lie pregunte que 81 esta-
ba SECURE de que era McAden y
me replica que 10 habia vigto.
Ed Hall, tambien de la raza
negra, un vecino, lie ayud6 a car
gar al herido~y llevarlo " piso
alto de la casa.
Whitaker trat6 de probar que
existia animosidad entire Bar
n y McAden y dijo que Ell tes-
Ae habia sido detenido tres We
Us por Nc Alden, Pero ell decla-
'rante desminti6 tai Gosa.
0omponen ell jurado los ciuda
danos Charles w. Mobley, Wal
ter johnson, G.. f.. Kennedy,
Frank Lane, A. M. Shelter, w.
H. Plat, w. C. Miner, B. E.
Brown, w. E. Jameson, J. H.
Browning, Sherman Moore y
Austin ID. Tyner.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
LA POLICIA DE PARIS Do
MINO LOS

Paris, julio 14.-Dos mani
festaciones de radicales desfi-
laron hoy por las Gales de Pa
ris, an~iversario de la Toma de
la Bastilla. Los manifestantes
celebraban no solo ell hist6ricO
aniversario, sino la reciente VIC
toria del Frente Popular.
Entre los nacionalistas y los
del Frente Popular courtroom
consiones de poca importancia,
que domino rapidamente la POI
licia.
Revist6 las tropas ell presi-
dente de la Republica, M. lie
Brun, acompanado por ell jefe
del gobierno, ministries y ge-
~nerales. MAes de personals lie
vaban banderas rojas CON ell
martillo y la OF, los sAnbolos
del comunismo.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
LA JUNTA DE PERDONES
PUSO EN- A 4S
P~RESIDIARIOS
En- I'm d5G fWerOR pNestOs en- H.
bertdd ocho de Jos indiVidaOs

Luego de una amplia investi-
gaci6n Sc supo aver en- esta ciu-
dad q. en- los dltimos-meses han
sido indultados, por la Junta de
Perdones, 43 presidiarios Y que
72 Sc han escapado.
No Sc sabe cuantos han sidO
puestos en- libertad Conditional,
pero con esta clase de perd6n
en- un solo dia salieron ocho in.
individuos.
De los AZ indultados, IA que
daron en- libertad Unconditional,
"a en- libertad Conditional Y a
cinco les fueron rebajadas las
penas.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La muerte de un Diputado monarquico. - Cal
vo Sotelo defendia la violencia. - Fascismo,
crimen y barbarie. - La Democracia Sc opone
a la violencia y ell asesinato

de la muerte de Castillo, resell
vieron matarle.
Ell crimen merece la condena
ci6n de todos los hombres SEN
sibles, por repugnante, pero ho-
ra es va de que los fascistas es-
paholes Y sCs jefes Sc bajen del
asno Y comprendan que la vio-
lencia solo engendra la violen :
ella v que ell Frente Popular es-
panol no Sc dejara veneer como
sc dejaron dominar Y veneer los
socialistas austriacos.
Los hombres que pelearon en-
Asturias volWeran a combatir,
81 necesario fuese, para defen :
der su libertad y ell derecho a la
justicia social.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
ESTA SIENDO PROBADA
UNA E SUSTANCIA
CONTRA LA PARALYSIS
INFARTH

Montgomery, Alabama, ju-
lilo 14-Ha ~llegadoa 154 ell nj
nero de casos de PARALYSIS in
.fantil en- Alabama y Ell sur de
Tennessee, con ocho defuncio7
mes en- alabama. u
Una nueva 2lstancia y
nuevo meto6 para prevenir "a
enfermedad Sc van a someter
a prueba. a
Hoy son esp9 ps los Dyes.
Charles Armst y W.. T.
Harrison, del Artamento de
salubridad de los Estados Uni
dos, que vienen a conferenciar
con Ell DR.. ]. N. Baker, jefe de
sandal del estado
Las pruebas cong ell nuevo
metodo, segdn Ell 0r. Baker,
han dado exceleyt es resulta-
.dOs-
La gaceta., 1936-07-14

Columbia, S. c., Julio IA
I'm rayo cay6 aver cerca de un
grupo lie artilleros de la Flori-
da, miembros de la guardia ma
cional, y les hizo perder ell CO.
nocimiento Ninguno de los
hombres sc halla en- grave es-
tado, pero seis Sc quedaron en-
ell hospital del c~ampamento.
Los afectados por la descar-
ga electrica Sc nombran Tom
Morris, John MiAmine, George
Bargesster, Curtin Lovern, w.
E. Grady Alfred Tillman, l..
L. Johnson, J. T. Rogers, H.
Sloan y c. C. Finger.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
BRYAN PEDIRA A LA COR
TIE SUPREMA QUE REBA-
JE LA FIANZA DE AL
HOUSE

Ell abogado e. L. Bryan, de
esta ciudad, va a dirigirse a la
corte suprema pidiendole re-
'baje a AL House, ell famoso la
dr6n, la fianza que aqui lie fue-
ra senalada por ell juez Petite
way, de la corte de 10 crimi-
nal.
La corte suprema recientc-
mente lie orden6 al juez Petite
way que senalase una fianza
" este flo la cantidad de $37,
500.
Los abogados obtuvieron a.
yer en- la Corte de 10 Criminal
los papeles necesarios para lie
var la lucha a la Corte Supre-
ma.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
Ell COLON
rUVO QUE ANCLAR
EN- LA BAHIA
Sc dijo que enarbolaba
Bandera Roja

Habana, Julio 14.-Las au-
toridades del puerto perdierOn
aver la ecuanimidad y acep
taron Ell rumor de que ell vapor
"Cristobal Colon, de la COM
pania trasatlantica espahola,
tenia enarbolada la bandera
roja junto a Ia bandera de la
RepIblica espahola.
Sin hacer lie debida compro-
bacion Sc ordeno que ell vapor
anclase en- la bahia, no en- los
muelles, como 81 hiciera re-
cientemente con un vapor del
Soviet.
Ell captain del vapor, don E.
duardo Fano, protest6 ensrgi-
camente de las molestias que
IN justamente Sc lie ocasiona =
ban a los p~asajeros.
"Los tripulantes, segun ell
captain, Sc declararOn en- huel
ga, en- Espana, reclamando
sueldos atrasados; perO Ell con
flicto Sc resolvi6 a tempo y ell
vapor no enarbolaba mas ban
deras cue Ia espahOla y la de
Ia compahfa.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
LOS ELKS A
SHoLTZ COMO SU JEFF

Los Angeles, Julio Ala
convention de los Elks elegira
hoy'a sus dire~toreA y ell gober-
nador Sholtz, de- Florida, Sc
da por SECURE que bdeedera CO
me presidente a James z. Halli'
nan. magistrate de IL corre-
prema del estado @ New York.
Para sitio de laspr6xima con
venci6n los Delegates deberan
escoger entire Denver, Colorado,
Y Miami, Florida. La orden ~
prob6 una resolution comprome
tendose a mantener Ell america
nismO traditional, y desafiar a
Ia amenaza rOia en- cualquier
m0mentO oporfln0.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14

devuelvan dos escopetas que lie
fueron decomisadas por la po-
licia la noche de octubre q de
1885.
En- csc dia John Giglio, de IS
amos fue casualmente herido
por su padre, Felipe Giglio, en-
ell domicilio de ambos, 1907 de la
avenida Catorce.
Dos escopetas fueron enton-
ces recogidas y llevadas a la es-
taci6n de policia, donde ell recla-
mante cree que Sc encuentran
depositadas.
La gaceta., 1936-07-14
Gray rehuso aceptar ell dinero en-
calificacion de los candidates


Tallahassee, Julio 14.-Aten :
diendo la opinion del Abogado
General lands, ell Secretario de
Estado, Sr. Gray, decline aver
aceptar ell dinero de "califica :
ci6n" de los ciudadanos que as
piran a los dos p%uestos vacan-
tes EN- ell senado por ell falleci :
miento de los Sres. Fletcher y
Trammell.
Ell Abogado General recomen
do a Gray que sin perdida de
inicie procedimiento an
te la Corte Suprema para que
esta decida de la legalidad de
unas elecciones primaries sena.