davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-09-10
Remember Your Drivers License

The drivers license law becomes effective Oct lhe
drivers license will be sale After October person
who vehicle this must have drivers II
They be obtained by applying the deputy registrars
vehicles the which the drivers reside FER
who the of application drivers automobiles Will
examined provided they have had least
Persons under is and all who
examination be conducted by highway patrol
which will include general knowledge of vehicle laws with
particular emphasis safety of the eyesg and an actual
driving Drivers licenses will 40 cents each chauffeur
license soc.
the licenses weeks before the law be-
will be good plan purchase them as
possible The law provides penalty OF $500 tor
driving without license months
both.
DO your driver license shopping early
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-09-10

|. Mrs Archie Hummel with her house
work.
! Atty Gregory Shot and Donald
Hummel of Canton were Monday
dinner guests at Archie Hummel's.
I Robert Tignor spent f-o-a ra.-,-'-
day until Monday with his mother
in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Erma Roberts and daughter
of McConnelsville visited from We'd
nesday until Saturday at Lewis
Huffman's.
Misses Amanda and Esther Huff
man and brother George, accompa-
MED by Freida and John Coler, vis-
! tied Mr.. and Mrs. Bertsel Huffman
and son, near Utica, Sunday. George
staid for a longer time.
, Mrs. Sylvia Hotchkiss, son Will
liam, of Newark, spent Saturday
night at Carlos Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Greathouse
and Robert Tignor were Friday ev-
ening callers at Lewis Huffman's.
Sunday visitors were Carlos Har-
ris and family at James Fitch's;
Junior Abel of Malta, at Orin Abel's;
George and Russell Miller and Mrs.
Clara McMullen at Hobart Miller's.
.s The Dawson reunion was held at
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dawson, Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stevens and
son of Ironton, and Mrs. Edith
Harkins spent Saturday and Sun
day at Paul Wells Everett Hark-
ms of Washington, D. c., and Mrs.
Edith Harkins spent Sunday night
and Monday at the Wells home.
Frank Black of GAINESVILLE spent
from Sunday until Tuesday with his
parents and sister. s
Miss Velma Butler is working for
Ira Shaner's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-09-10

Mrs. Ethel Benjamin and Mr.
Mary James were called to Malta
Friday by the illness of their faith
er, c. w. Martin. Mrs. BENJAMIN
spent the week end in Malta.
Floyd Abel has returned home
from O. S. U.
Miss Bernice Nolan went to Mas
sillom the first of the week, where
she will teach in one of the schools.
Donald Benjamin, Carlton Nc
Peak and Frank Nolan returned to
their work at Senecaville, Monday.
Miss Eola Hummel has gone to
Uhrichsville, where she is one of the
teachers this year.
The Dawson reunion was held
Monday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Johnson, son
Donald of Eagleport,. spent Satur-
day at Archie Hummel's. The John
sons are moving to Mt. Vernon.
Charles Morris, c.. J. Humphrey,
Mrs. Thelma Coleman and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson, son
Ralph, Carlos Harris and family,
and Mrs. Cora McPeak attended the
Barkhurst reunion at Embree park,
Saturday.
Rose Mary, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Web McPeak, had her tonsils
removed at Marietta hospital, last
Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Johnson has been
visiting in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
son Frank Vernette and Branson
Miller and family were Sunday af-
ternoon visitors at Ray Niceswang-
er's.
Henry Abel and family spent Sun
day evening at George Miller's.
Miss Esther Huffman is assisting
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-09-10
Poplar Ridge

Paul Massey and family and
mother Mrs. P. ]. Massey, of Nal
ta. have returned home, after a Wis
it with the latter's daughter, Mrs.
Leo Braden, and family, of Smeth-
port, Pa.
Harold Garvin and family who
were visiting with Mrs. Garvin's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ander-
son. have returned to their home at
Peninsula.
Branson Cramblit who recently
purchased the VIM. Garner place, is
making quite a little improvement
on the house, with paint and plas-
ter.
Clyde Moore who purchased the
Eva Smith farm some time ago, is
cleaning up the grounds and dig
ging a cellar for the new house he
expects to build in the near future.
Guy Lamb and wife of Ashtabula
visited over Labor day with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lamb,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Weeden of
Joetown.
Mrs. Gail Norris recently enter
tanned a few relatives with chick
EN- dinner Those present were Sill
vey Norman and family and the
Misses Betty and Maxine Norris.
Clarence Ellis has purchased a
new car.
Charles Crooks recently attended
the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. Ethel
Swinesford of Mansfield.
Charles Hill and family of Dover
visited friends and relatives here
over Labor day.
DR.. Michener and wife of Ches-
terhill called on their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. George Walpole. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fl. Cupler and
Edward Valentine of Akron are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. r. Copeland.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-09-10
Westland

Dogs were among sheep belonging
to Miles Johnson, Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond James and
son Clyde spent from Thursday un-
til Saturday at the state fair, Great
Lakes exposition, Harding Memorial
and other places of interest
There was party at Harvey
Greenhouses, Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch and
son Harold attended the Davis re-
union at Embree park, Sunday.
Mrs. Cora McPeak accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Evans of Ath-
ems to their home Monday, for
visit
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-09-10
Spurrler Ridge

Mrs. Ola LeFever and two daugh-
ters of Glouster spent Friday with
Mrs. Chas woodward. James Scott
of Marietta and Carl woodward were
Sunday dinner guests.
Hilda Johnson who has been as
sisting Mrs. Chas woodward during
the past summer, returned to her
home at Amesville, where she will
attend school, Mrs. Anna Dickson
is staying with Mrs. woodward.
Mrs. Geo. Webster and daughter
Hazel spent several days last week
with Mrs. Harvey Hallowelll.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-09-10

Watch your subscription date.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
LOS GENERATES DEL So
WET vIERON LAS MANIC
BRAS

Paris, AgOstO 31.-LOs gene
rales Yakir, Vassilchencko y
Kriine, de la mission militar
.~francesN del Soviet, fuerOn
husspedes de honor de las ma
niobrRs aereas del ejercitO
frances, en- BOurges.
: Con los generates franceses
discutierOn los rusOs Ia t&ctica
Ell sxitO de las atacues hechOs
sObre TrOyes y Auxerre. En- no
ras de Ia nOche sc celebraron
mAniObras mimicas.
Ell diputadO Marcel Clifton
present6 Ia semana pasada un
prOyectO de ley para que Fran
Icia prepare a su juventud, la
que estG pOr debajO de la cons
cripci6n militar, utilizandO al
efectO un CreditO de mil milo
nes de frances.
Una nOta del negociadO Po-
liticO del PartidO cOmunista a
visa al gObiernO 'que debe to.
mar medidas para hacer fren.
to a las amenazas que pesau
sObre Ia naci6n."
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
Sc SUICIDE Ell JOVEN
AMBROSIO TORRE
Mahana sc efectuara
eI entierro

Como a las tres de la mana
ma del sabado, en- ell cafe "El
Dorado" Sc quito la vida ha-
ciendose un disparo de rev5l-
yer por la cabeza, ell joven Am
brosio Tore, Jr., de 26 amos,
vecino del 3415 de la Gale
Palmira, hijo del Sr. Ambro-
'sio Tore, que fue encargado
general de varias fabricas y
p~residente del Centre Espanol.
Tore fue recogido por los
'iputados Culbreath y Hatton,
que 10 llevaron al hospital mu-
nicipal, donde falleci6 una no.
"a despues. Dej6 una nota di-
rigida a su esposa.
Manana por la tarde, a las
cuatro, Sc verificara ell sepelic
oficiando ell Rev. Nance.
lie sobreViven su esposa, sus
padres, dos hermanas Y dos
Aermanos.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
ESCUCHO Ell PAPA Ell DIS
CUJSO DE MUSSOLINI

Ciudad Vaticano, agosto 81.
-Desde su Residential de vera
no de Castel Gandolfe ell Papa
'y6 aver por la radio Ell d~is:urso
lie Mussolini. Sc mostr6 satisfe-
eho ell Santo Padre con las refe-
rencias del Duce a la paz y Ell
ieseO de italia de cooperar con
todos los gobiernos para su ma
.enimiento.
"NOsotros tememos, dijo ell
Pontifice, que las presentes afro
2idades de los hombres pueden
inducir a Dios a descargar mas
serios disgustos obre la huma-
nidad, por su falta de f@".
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
EN- 100000 Ell
NUMEKO DE BAJAS
Nuevo fiscal general de la
Rep1bl:ca espanola

Madrid, AgOstO 31.-A su
regreso de una vista a Tara
cena, cerca de Guadalajara, en-
ell sector de la sierra de Qua
darrama, donde realizo una
inspection, ell presidente Aza-
no nombro fiscal general de la
Republica a JESUS Vale For
tuno.
Ell primer ministrO de Gaia.
luna, don Juan Casanovas, CO.
munico al gobierno cue hoy lu.
nes empezaron ALI a funciO-
mar los tribunales del pueblo.
La columna principal del ge
-eraI Franco derroto a los lea.
les en- Calgado de OrOpesa, a
ste de Talavera y Ochenta /,
cinco msllas de Madrid. Die IL
nOticia por la radio ell general
Queipo del Llano, quien ACRE
ga que un battalion de milicia-
nos cOmunistas ha sido captu-
RADIO, con siete canones, dOce
ametralladOras, tres morteros,
un tanque, % camionetas, ri
files y armamentOs. Manda es-
Ia columna ell cOrOnel Tague,
que tcmo anteriOrmente a Me
rida y Bajaoz.
Las troDas leales han lanza-
do nuevos atacues en- Cordoba,
guiadOs pOr y prOposito de
romper la Inca del general
Franco.
En- Sevilla, durante la noche
han Sido ejecutados ninos y mu
jeres de familias izquierdistas.
CalcGlase va en- 200. 900 ell nI-
nero de muertos en- batalla O
ejecutados desde que Ia guerra
empezo. Hasta los moros pare
cen asOmbrarse de la crueldad
de los combates y Sc niegan a
hacer servicio de fusilamiento.
Muchos arist6cratas que ha-
bian buscado refugio en- Sew
LA, bajo la protection de las
fuerzas de Queipo del LIano,
huyen hacia Gibraltar.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
PRESENTO SU RENUNCIA
COMO MINISTRO LA SRA.
OWEN

Rapid City, S. D., Agosto 81
-Anunci6 aver ell p~residente
Roosevelt que habia acceptable
la renuncia de la Sra. Ruth
Bryan Owen Rhode, que venfa
desempenando ell puesto de mi
nistro en- Dinamarca,
La Sra. Bryan hara campa-
ma personal, en- las venideras
alecciones, a favor de la can
didatura del presidente Roose
welt.
Recientemente ell presidente
asisti6 a la boda de la Sra.
con ell captain dinamar-
CUES Rhode.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
ESTA BEN AGA 81 E.
JERCTTO DE LA REPU-
BLICA
Cddd Mlicinno cobra diez
pesetGs al dtG

Madrid, agosto 31.-Cerca del
80 por ciento de los 100000
hombres y mujeres que defien-
den la causa de la Rep1blica con
ira ell fascismo, son milicianOs y
ell resto tropas de Inca.
La mayor parte de las 5000
mujeres ins.riptas en- las mill
cias, combaten junto a los hon.
ores para resis!ir a los insurgen
ties. La milicia es uno de los e.
jercitos mejor pagados del mum
do y cada uno de sus miembros
CANA 10 pesetas al dia, teniendo
lue abonar su alimentaci6n. Los
t:amiliares de los muertos reci-
ben dOnativos de 1000 pesetas y
le $50 los familiares de los he
rides.
Los milicianos, armados con
rifles, frecuentemente desobe-
decian a sus oficiales, pero ys
la disaiplina ha aumentado Y ell
entrenamiento es intensive.
predominant en- las filas los
"overalls" de color azul, con GO
rros, "monos" y alpargatas.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
LA N ELECTORAL Y
Ell DEREcHo DE LOS CON-
CEJALES A

Comentando la actitud de
los concejales del ayuntamien-
to, que en- defensa propia es-
tan comprobando los nombres
presentados por la Junta del
Real Estate, ell grupito que
pretende apoderarsedel gobier
no municipal, ell abogado w.
j. Bivens dijo hoy que los con-
cejales mo tienen derecho" a
hacer una Investigation, de ca
sa en- casa, como 10 vienen ha-
:iendo.
LOS concejales, dice Bivens
no tienen autoridad para hacer
esa Investigation, en- los mo-
mentos actuales."
Lo que quiere decir que la
Tunta Municipal Electoral, la
"puritana", piensa negarle a
los ciudadanos que 10 desean
ell contrastar la AUTHENTICATED
de las firmas, muchas de las
cuales, segGn Sc nos dice, han
lido obtenidas por medic de
angaio.
Leyes Deficiencies tienen que
ser, en- la democracia, las que
20 permiten a los grupos afec-
.ados ell investigar 81 las firmas
'ecogidas por sus enemigos son
ilutenticas o no.
81 en- este consiste ell purita-
ismo de la Junta, apaga Y va
nonos. No vemos en- que Sc di
ferencia de las anteriores!
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
MUSSOLINI DUO QUE ESTA
EN- CONDICIONES DE MO-
VILIZAR INMEDIATAMEN-
TIE A OCHO MILLONES DE
HOMBRES

Avelline, Italia, Agosto 81.
-Hablando aver a miles de
sus compatriotas, ell primer mi
nistro Mussolini declare que
puede movilizar inmediatamen
tie a ocho millones de hOmbres,
dentro de unas pocas horas.
Mussolini dijo esas palabras
en- ell centric de una iona dom
de 900, 600 hombres tomaron
parte en- unas maniobras de
guerra, utilizando la experien
cia adquiridaen Ethiopia.
eel pueblo italiano, dijo, de
be saber que su paz interna Y
externa esta protegida, y con
su paz, la del mundo. ACADIA
mos de obtener la victoria EN-
ma de las mas justas guerras
DO la historic. tall atiene, en-
ell cOraz6n de Africa, I'm rico e
immense imperio.
"Debemos ser 10 suficiente-
mente fuertes parahacer fren-
re a todas las eventualidades.
Italia debe ser siempre fuerte.'
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
NOTAS SOCIALES
LA FIESTA DEL CENTRIC ESPANOL

Aumenta por momentos el
entusiasmo para la gran fiesta
que ell Centre Espahol celebra-
"a, Ell venidero domingo, en- su
palacio de la barriada de West
Tampa.
Algunos ndividuos NAL in.
tencionados, almas de cantaro
persisten en- difundir falsas no.
ticias; pero Ell pueblo va los CO.
noce v a uno de ellos lie "averia,
ron" Ia fisonomia aver, cuandt
Sc divertia frera de orden.
Els de lamentar que los HON
bres Sc vayan a las manos, en-
este pals libre; pero la insolen.
cha dc5e ser castigada.
La obra del Centre Espano
es nobilisima, la de acudir en- a.
yuda de la Cruz Roja, y ell do
mingo veremos en- West Tampa
a las mejores familias de los ba-
rriOs latinos.
Ell programa Sc cumplira en-
todos sus puntos, bajo la direc-
cion de la beneficencia y las O.
tras secciones.
va ie todos es sabido que el
dinero Sc mandara al presiden-
tie de la Rep1blica espahola para
que este, a su vez, 10 entregue &
la Cruz Roja.
En- todos los peri6dicos quo
ilegan de Espaha Sc admira la
obra de la Cruz Roja, recogien-
do y atendiendo a los heridos.
Obra de humanidad, que no que
de tener puntos de contacto cor
ell fascismo.
Separe a tempo sus billetes
de almuerzo y bale porque hay
ell prop6sito de batir la marca y
Sc conseguira.
Una comisi6n del Comite de
Defensa del Frente Popular a.
~sistira a la fiesta, en- demostra-
ci6n de simpatia.
Ell alcalde ha ofrecido todas
las garantias de seguridad, pol
81 alg1n "gracioso" pierde la ca
beza.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
Ell cUERPO
HA PEDIDo AL GOBEERNO
QUE Sc IA
GUERRA CIVIL
Los Representatives. de varias
naciones no reconocen Ell
GobiernO Faccioso

Madrid, Agosto 81 - Una
falsa noticia de los rebeldes,
trasmitida al extranjerO, ase-
gura que ell cuerpo d~iplomatico
Sc ha marchado de Madrid,
cuando va Sc sabe que muchOs
de los estan en- pc
blaciones del norte y en- la
.frontera francesa.
FL embajador aleman y los
c6nsules Sc marcharon hacia
Alicante; pero sin explicar ell
motive Y no porque haya au-
mentado ell peligro para la ca
pital.
Informan de Hendaya que
ALI Sc reunieron de nuevo los
d~iplomaticos extranjeros, acor
dando pedir al gobierno de Ma
drid que Ia guerra civil sea 'hu
manizada." No Sc mand6 nota
alguna a los rebeldes, pOrque
el hacerlo significaria su recO-
nocimiento.
Firmaron ell mensaje los re-
] presentantes de Francia, Ingla
terra, Italia, Argentina, Che
coeslovaquia, Holanda, Norue'
ga, Suecia, Finlandia y Belgi'
ca. Sc abstuvieron de firmar la
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
BodG de la Srta. CumtO

FL venidero jueves, dia 8 de
s~eptiembre, contraeran matri-
monio la Srta. Orestia Canto,
hija de los espOsos Camilla Y Jo-
IS Ramon Canto, y Ell estimado
lover Laudelino Sosa.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
PARA QUE TODA LA COLONIA
LATINA Sc ENTERE

Sinceramente deseamos que todoS los latino
americanos de Tampa favorezcan a la sierra de ma
deras Culp Lumber Company, cuando Sc decidan a
comprar MADEIRA, material para techo o materiales
de construction. Ell establecimiento de pinturas esta
situado en- ell 902 de la Gale Tampa.
Pedimos a los secretarios y miembros de socie-
dades y logias sean portavoces de esta buena nueva
a toda la comunidad latina, de modo que Sc sepa
como pensamos Y que ofrecemos nuessro apoyo a
esa sierra.
Els nuestro deseo ell relacionar a todos los ele-
mentos que componen la colonia latina con la Culp
Lumber Company, de modo que nuestro pueblo CO.
nozca a una compania amiga, amiga honesta Y fiel,
donde los extranjeros son tratados con las mayores
considerations.
DEJE de ~negociar con d~etallistas de maderas
que hablan NAL de nuestro pueblo v no lie compren-
den. DEJE de ir a donde no lie desean, donde no So
mos tratados con Ell aprecio que merecemos. DEJE
de apoyar con su dinero y con su ~esfuerzo a los enc
migos de la colonia latina.
Favorezca a la Culp Lumber Company cuando
desee comprar MADEIRA, puertas, materiales de cons
trucci6n de ~cualquier clase y en- las cantidades que
lie convenga.
Ell dueno de esta firma apreciara sus favores,
porque el Sc complace en- otorgar a nuestro pueblo
las ~cortesias y consideraciones que merece.
No divide nunca a sus amigos.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
LOS REBELDES ASESINA.
RON A 81 MINEROS

LisbOa, Portugal, AgostO 81
La estacion rebelde de Sevi-
LA anuncia que 81 minerOs de
Rio Tinto, acusados de facili-
tar municiones a las fuerzas
del gobierno, fuerOn fusilados
Dor los insurgentes.
Los mineros de TODD Espana
Sc han undo en- la lucha con-
tra la tirania y Ell fascismO.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
DEFUNCIONES

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilic,
1927 de la avenida de Nebraska,
la Sra. Rachem Marcadis, de 81
amos. La sobreviven un hernia
no y cuatro hijos, Elias, Simon,
Abe e Isaac.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
En- vtas de r~establecimiento

En- rtas de restGblecimiento
Esta va en- Was de complete
restablecimiento ell inteligente
iovencito Danilo Prendes, hijo
de I'm estimado amigo nuestro.
Hace pocos dfas fue sometido
a una operation Quir1rgica.
Formulamos votos porque muy
pronto lie veamos de nuevo Ell
es "a redacci6n, la que acostum-
bra a visitar todas las tardes.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31

La ceremonial tendra lugar en-
ell domicilio de los esposos Can
to, en- ell 1904 de la avenida Ne
braska. Oficiara ell notario An
gel Rodriguez.
Mucho apreciamos la invita-
ci6n que nos manda ell Sr, Jose
Ramon Canto, estimado amigo
de esta casa.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31

nota los representatives de Es-
tados unidos Y ell Jap6n.
Una noticia dada por Quei-
pc del Llano asegura que ell go
bierno japones ha ordenado a
su ministro Sc retire de la ca
.pital.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
De la playa

ne To- playa
tHegresaran hoy de la playa
as dis.inguidas familias de
l~uestros queridos amigos Loren
20 Hernandez, Casimiro Her
nandez y Jose Fernandez, que
ALI pasaron una temporadita.
Les damos la mas cordial bien
venida.
Evening star., 1936-09-05
.19 POWER FIRMS
HALT T.V. A. SUIT
Issues Held Same as Those
Already Passed On by
Supreme Court.
By the Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. September 5.
The Tennessee Valley Authority S
legal division was notified today that
a suit brought against the T. v. A.
by l9 private power companies in Fed
eral Court at Birmingham had been
dismissed at the request of attorneys
for the power companies.
James Lawrence Fly, general So
licitor for the T. v. A.. said he was in
formed of the action by Cleveland
law firm acting for the power COM
panies.
The T. v. A. motion in the Birming-
ham suit asked dismissal on grounds
that no issue had been raised by the
companies that had not been passed
on by the United States Supreme
Court decision in the Ashwander case.
A suit similar to the one filed in
Birmingham still is pending in Fed
eral Court in Tennessee.
Both suits were filed by the power
companies last May and asked that
the power program Of the Govern
ment agency be decreed in violation
of the Constitution of the United
States. They charged that T. v. AS
program injured the business and
property of each of the complainants. 4"
Il am pleased to have it reduced
to one suit" Fly said.
A T. v. A. motion in the Tennessee
suit asks dismissal on grounds of
jurisdiction, the authority contend
ing it could not be sued outside of
the northern district of Alabama, its
legal residence.
Evening star., 1936-09-05
ROBBERS MURDER
NIGHT WATCHMAN
Safe Smashed in Coal Yards,
but Killers Get Little
for Crime.

A 55-year-old night watchman was
beaten to death some time before dawn
today by robbers who broke into the
coal yard of the James z. Colliflower
Co., Inc, in nearby Virginia, and
escaped after cracking the firms safe.
The body of the victim-Marion J.
Riley of Alexandria, Va.,-was found
in the doorway Of boiler room shortly
after am. His head had been
crushed, apparently with a club, and
his gun was gone.
The safe, a heavy iron box on rollers,
lay under coal trestle about 40 yards
from the yard Office. 1t was smashed,
presumably with a crowbar and sledge
and the contents stolen.
James E. Collif1ower, well-known
Washington business man who heads
the coal company. did not know how
much money was in the safe, but said
he believes the sum was small. Yes
terday was pay day for the yard en-
ployes.
Ordinarily, the pay roll is disbursed
on Saturday, Calliflower said, and it
is believed the robbers knew of this
and planned the burglary when they
thought a considerable amount of
cash would be in the safe.
Footprints Near Safe.
Fingerprints in the Office and foot
prints in soft ground around the
broken safe apparently were the only
clues to the identity of the mur-
derers.
Experts from the Washington Police
Department were called on to examine
the prints and aid in the investiga-
tion, which is in charge Of Sheriff
Howard B. Fields Of Arlington County
With practically every policeman in
the county working on the case, 10
colored suspects were rounded up sew
eral hours after the investigation
began. They were taken to the Ar
lington County Jail to be questioned.
Frank. Osmond, 40, Of Rockville,
Md, an oil truck driver, called police
when he arrived at the yard, which
is just across from Washington Air
port, and found the Office in disorder.
Osmond had difficulty entering the
yard, as the robbers had propped an
iron bar against the gate as safe
guard against being surprised while
they opened the safe.
Osmond did not know of the Staying
(See WATCIMAN, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1936-09-05
NEWS ROOM STRIKE
REPORT DENOUNCED
Seattle Facts Unbelievably Inac-
curate, Says Labor Rela.
tions Counsel.
By the Associated Press.


SEATTLE, September 5.-Harvey J..
Kelly, labor relations counsel for the
Hearst newspapers, said today Row.
land Watson's report to William Green,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, on the Seattle Post-Intel-
ligencer newsroom strike was "un-
believably inaccurate"
Kelly took particular exception to
the part of Watson's report which
stated the only violence during the
picketing of the publishing plant was
the beating Of one guard.
Asserting 10 men were mobbed and
the attacks were matter of public
record, Kelly said:
This demonstrates conclusively that
in making his report, Mr.. Watson
either did not confine himself to the
facts or was not sufficiently interested
to ascertain what the facts were"
The labor relations counsel said he
would not answer the report in its
entirety. He quoted Kelly as saying:
1.-THE American newspaper guild,
Seattle Chapter. would not be recog-
nized in any manner whatsoever, even
in the least remote FORM"