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Evening star., 1936-01-07

The full terts OF both the ma
tor,ty and minority reports of the
United States Supreme Court on
the A. A. A. appear on Pages A-6
and Al.
Evening star., 1936-01-07
Convicted Betrayer Executed

BERLIN, January Z R.-Franz
Suesz. 36. convicted of betrayal Of
military secrets. was executed today
Evening star., 1936-01-07

President at its washington dinner. MT. Hoover
has shot missile, and is preparing another.
Forces opposing the New Deal will find their
position increasingly embarrassing the cam
paign progresses unless they develop leadership
that knows what it wants and whom it is back
ing Merely spattering Goliath with showers of
pebbles may rouse him to the point of making
another speech and then what will Mr. Fletcher do?
The Supreme Courts decision against the
A. A A. is the most telling boulder yet hurled at
the New Deal. Now begins a race between the
two major parties to devise quickly substitute
,e farmers and not too greatly shock the con.
Evening star., 1936-01-07
The National Scene
BY ALICE ROOSEVELT LONGWORTH.

opposition David to sling the big stone at
Fletcher going send
Of little Davds to battle Truly the generals are in bad
way they deploy their orators in sections
to harry the ntrenched opponent.
The doubtless will loud to the
Evening star., 1936-01-07
WEATHER.

%. 9. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Mostlv cloudy, with lowest temperature
tonight about 80 degrees; tomorrow cloudy
and slightly colder, probably followed by
snow or rain. Temperatures-Highest,
As, at noon today: lowest, 33, at BIS
pm. yesterday. Full report on page B-7.
Evening star., 1936-01-07

that will please and too greatly shock the
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(See A A. A. JOBS, Page ~
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(See WAR, Page 81
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(See P. w. A., Page A-4.)
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lsee MARKETS. Pagelp.l.
Evening star., 1936-01-07

The only evening paper
in Washington with the
Associated Press News
and Wirephoto Services.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-23

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La gaceta., 1936-06-20
LOS CoNFLICT0S E
EN- ESPANA
Piden Sc les permitG GbTTr
SuS locales

Madrid, JUNO 2O.-Una CO.
mission de los obreros del ramo
de construction, que Sc encuen-
tran Ell huelga, visit6 aver al
81 bs~ecretario de gobernacion,
ST., Ossorio Tafall, pidiendo Sc
les permita abrir de nuevo los
locales que les fueron clausura-
dos. La comision no quiso acep-
tar la responsibilities por los
&C os de violencia y SABOTAGE CO.
metidos en- Madrid. Ell subse-
cretario les prometi6 conceder-
les permiso para reunirse, 81 10
solicitaban oportunamente.
Termin6 EN- Malaga la huelga
que ALI Sc ihabia declarado hace
80 dias. Los patronos que en- esa
provincial publicaron un docu-
mento en- contra del gobernadof
civil, seran castigados con are
glo a la ley.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20

mos la victoria porque 81 pueblo
apoya nuestra obra de gobier.
ne"
No cree Farley que ninguno
de los delegados Sc opondra a
la reelection del presidente Roo
sevelt. La administration no to-
mara parte en- la lucha sobre cl
dominic de las dos terceras paf
ties. En,re los oyentes Sc halla.
ba, en- caliiad de periodista, vii
liam Allen White, de Emporia,
del comite de estrate-
ria de la candidatura Landon-
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
EXPLOSION DE GAS EN- Ell
TALLER DE UN DIARIO

Sevilla, JUNO 2O.-Un nieto
del s~ecretario del gobernador
civil de esta provincial, llamado
Eduardo, de 6 meses de nacido,
muri6 en- Canarias al ocurrir
una explosion de gas en- Ell taller
de maquinarias del diario la
Provincial.
I'm hijo del secretario es en-
.pleado de csc peri6dico. AL prin-
cipio Sc dijo que la explosion
habia ocurrido en- la TORE de
Radio.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
lPROTESTA DEL SUPERVI-
SOR DE LA CARlCEL

Habana, JUNO 20.-El super
visor de la carcel de la Habana,
captain Coloma, mand6 aver IN
telegrama al ~secretario de go
bernaci6n protestando de un a.
|cuerdo tornado por ell Cole2io de
AbogadoS.
mo es cierto, dice ell captain,
que en- la carcel sc impidan las
entrevistas entire los procesa-
dos, detenidOs y sus abogados.
"Mudhos son los abogados
que me han felicitado por las a.
tenciones que con ellos he tent
do. Pido una minuciosa investi-
|gaci6n.
Por ell secretario de goberna-
ci6n Sc ha dirigido una carta a
los abogados asegurando que el
gobierno no Sc propone, por min
gun mo i've, coartar ell derecho
de defensa de los ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
TRANQUILIDAD ABSOLU-
IA EN- LA CAPITAL
VoIUerdn a pabIicGrSe los
periOdicOs

Madrid, JUNO 20.-El direc-
tor de Seguridad, Sr. Alfonso
Mallol, manifesto anoche que Ell
dia fue de absolute tranquil
dad en- Madrid. La guardia CT
vii la guardia de asaltos y los
municipales e%jercieron la mas
estrecha vigilancia en- las ten
das, evitando ell saqueo.
Termin6 la huelga de la Prem
sa en- Malaga Y hoy volveran a
publicarse los peri6dicos. A los
repartidores Sc les dara ell 50%
para indemnizarlOs de los 10
dias perdidos. En- esa provincial
qued6 solucionado tambien el
c9nflicto de los ladrilleros,
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
Sc ~APODERRON DE UNA
AGENCIA DE TRANSPORTS

Madrid, JUNO 20.-LOs obre-
ros de una agencia de transpor-
ties de la Gale de la Victoria Sc
apoderaron aver del local y Sc
negaron a salir de el, puedando-
Sc en- Ell interior con ell emplea-
do Enrique Gay, a quien no de-
jaron salir.
La guardia de ~seguridad ha-
bio con los obreros y les rog6
que saliesen. Como no obedecie-
ran, Sc derrib6 la puerta Y Sc les
detuvo. Los once individuos re-
beldes ingresaron en- la carcel.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
FARLEY NO CONCEDE IN.
AL TERCER
PARTIDO
NinguHO de los delegados Sc
OpoRdr6 al PresideRte

Filadelfia, JUNO 20-A su lie
gada aver a esta ciudad, ell admi
nistrador general de correoJ
Farley manifesto que los demo
cratas Sc Italian tan bien orga-
nizados que en- NADIA puede PERI
judicarles, en- las elecciones do
noviembre, la constitution de
un tercer partido, dirigido por
William Lemke o cualesluiera
otra persona.
mo nos perturba la noticia
del tercer particle" Conquistare
La gaceta., 1936-06-20

81 Make venci6 facilmente a
Jose Luis, diran los expertos, en-
septiembre podra derrotar sin
apuros al campe6n Braddock y
cenirse la corona.
Pero NADIA de extrano tendria
que en- septiembre, con Schme-
ling de favorito, recibiesen otra
sOrpresa.
"Yo reconquistare ell titulo en-
septiembre-decia anoche ell ale
man.
Falta ahora por saber 10 que
ell irlandes dira con sus punos.
Tambien Baer era ell favorito y
sali6 con las manos en- la cabeza.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
BARCIA SALDRA Ell LU-
MES PARA GINEBRA
Sc ceIebr6 Consejo de Ministries

Madrid, JUNO 2O.-Bajo la
presidencia de don Santiago Ca
sares celebr6 session ell consejo
de ministries. FL Sr. Barcia did
cuenta del debate sostenido en-
la camara de los comunes sobre
las sanciones en- contra de TIA
liza. Anunci6 ell ministrO de esta-
do que ell lunes saldra para Gil
nebra, pasando por Paris.
Los ministries acordaron dar
eel mejor impulse possible a la
construction de casas escuelas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
LAS u DE BARGE.
Iona Y CADIZ

Madrid, JUNO 20.-Dentro de
la legalidad Sc deslizan las huel
gas de Cadiz y Barcelona.
En- esas poblaciones ell orden
no ha sido alterado.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20

Algunos de los que habian es-
critic extensos articulos lamen-
tando la "insuficiencia" del ale
man, Sc vieron obligados a visi-
tarle en- su camerino y congra-
tularle.
Make decia: Les engane a
ustedes. mo? Joe Jacobs reco-
gi6 la conversation y dijo:
5D6nde estan los pajaros de
NAL agUero? Ellos dijeron en-
que asalto iba a caer Y con que
puhetazo lie iban a poner a DOR
mir.
Yo lie tenia vencido en- el Guar
t~oasaho-intervino Make pc
70 Ell 'ojo lastimado me molesta-
ba porque Luis lie habia metido
uno de sus dedos en- ell tercero
Luis me enfad6 por ell golpe de
'foul' que me di6 en- ell 120, lue-
go de haber hecho 10 mismo en-
los primerOs asaltos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
PLENOS E AL
P~RESIDENTE POLACO

VarsoWia, JUNO 2O.-PlenOs
poderes Sc concedieron aver al
presidente de la RepGblica para
que dicte leyes de caracter eco
n6mico y atienda sin demora a
la defensa nacional.
Estas leyes seran puestas en-
vigor sin nuevo debate parla-
mentariO.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20

Tanta desaz6n produjo la de-
rrOta en- los negros de Chicago
que apedrearon los tranvfas, CO.
mo 81 estos fuesen culpables de
la derrota de Luis. La policia tn
vo que promediar y calmarlos.
Fue una noche de luto para
las personals de la raza negra,
en- TODD ell mundo.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
CON Los GUANTES.
Ell DERRUMBE DE LA
CATEDRA

Todos los expertos que ha-
hfan visto ell entrenamiento de
Jose Luis y Max Schmeling Sc
e.uivocaron y ell "campe6n sin
corona" perdi6 la pelea por "la
via del sueho''.
FTcdos habian dicho, luego de
haber visto a lbs gladiadores en-
aeci6n, que Ell aleman seria de-
rfotado en- ell cuarto o quinto a.
salto .
HASA los ayudantes de Sch
melting habian asegurado que no
resistiria los punetazos de Luis.
Pero ell "milagro" surgi6 v
hoy TODD los ''fieles" del arte de
los punos aclaman al future
campe6n".
La gaceta., 1936-06-20
LEGO BARNET A LA CO.
RUNA

Madrid, JUNO 2OL-Lleg6 a.
yer a la Coruna, siendo recibi-
do por 81 consul de Cuba, ell al
calde y otras personalidades, ell
DR.. Jose A. Barnet, expresiden-
te de Cuba. Arrib6 Barnet en- ell
vapor frances "Mexique'. Dice
Sc que sera nombrado embaia-
dor de su pals en- Espana.
La gaceta., 1936-06-20

ALA en- Miami, un negro de-
sesperadO por la derrOta de JO-
sc Luis lie trio una botella a un
pOlicfa, sin lastimarlo. Para d.
solver a 500 negrOs disgusta :
dos otro policia tuvo que dispa-
rar su revolver al aire.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Miss Harriet Dye
Bride of Mr.. Whelan
In Caldwell Hall

THE wedding of Miss Harriet M. Dye.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
b. Dye, and Mr.. Thomas j. Whelan,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Whe-
Ian of New York, took place at 10
o'clock yesterday morning at Caldwell
Hall of Catholic University, and was
followed by q wedding breakfast at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Rev. Ignatfus Smith, o. p, men,
Der Of the faculty Of Catholic Univer-
saty, performed the ceremony The
bride was given in marriage by her
father. She wore Q gown of brown
velvet with hat of the same material,
and her flowers were talisman roses.
Miss Marguerite Ermerins of WASH
ington was the brides only attendant,
and she was gowned in gray velvet.
Mr.. Alec Whelan, brother Of the BRIDE
groom, served as best man.
Following q wedding trip to Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
wheian win make their home at 2504
Tenth street northeast. The bride at
tended the schools of Washington, and
Mr.. Whelan was graduated from Cath
olic University in 1888. He was promi-
nent as foot ball hero and is now a
member of the coaching staff Of the
university.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Former Ambassador
Senior Cintas Host
At Dinner Party

EoRMER CUBAN AMBASSADOR
and Sonora de Cintas gave a din
ner party last evening at La Maisonette
Russo in the st. Regis in New York,
entertaining In honor OF the former
minister of finance Of Argentina,
Senor DR.. Alberto Hueyo, and Sonora
de Hueyo. Others in the company in
cluded the former President Of Chile
who previously served as Ambassador
at Washington, Senior DR.. Don Carlos
G. Davla, and Sonora de Davila.
Senor and Sonora de Cintas are
spending much time In New York,
where Senor and Sonora de Davila
have made their home since his re-
tirement from the presidency of his
country.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Mrs. Forbes Makes Debut
Large Gathering Hear Mrs. Warren
Delano Robbins Daughter Sing.

washington Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes will
return to New York and on October
"A she Win sing there st the opening
of the new Iridium room at the St.
Regis for the beneat Of the musicians
emergency fund.
An n an Il was very gay evening,
the entire place was . riot of flowers,
orchids bedecked every woman pres-
ens and EardentAs were given to the
men. Seated ut . rinezide table was
MIN Audrey Czmpheu with Mr.. John
n Mclean, Ind, and Mrs. william
Vincent Beach, whose husband, Lieut..
Beach Of the British Navy, now is
stsfioEed IN Bermuda. At another
Tneside tahle were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Jaspey du Bose, accompanied by
Baron Paul Scheu of the Hungarian
legation, recently returned from leave
In hungary, and Mr.. Joseph Noell,
who u soon coming back to WASH
ngtou 70 I've afteT spending the last
few yeAys IN Princeton, N. J.
Memhe1s Of the diplomatic corps
siimpsed m the audience were the
Minister Of AIbania, Mr.. Paik Koritza,
with Q group of friends. and the newly
appointed counselor OF the German
KMhaasy. Or. Hans Thomson Also
present were Mr.. and Mira. Henri de
Sibour. DR.. and Mrs. Robert Moran
and Mr.. william McEvoy of the
Pan-Anerican Anyways. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pulver, Judge and Mrs. Rufus
Foster Of New Orleans. Mr.. Paul DAN
iels, Miss Mary Senate Howes, daugh-
ter Of the Acting Postmaster General
and Ma. W. w. Hoves; Mr.. and Mrs.
Royce Powell of Alexandria and Miss
Betty Hardfe, accompanied by Lieut..
Forrest Close, U. s. N, and Mr.. Will
liam Brewster. Ma. Mabel Walker
Willehaadt had Q table Of friends,
and Mn. George Allen, wife Of Com
missioner Allen was in the audience;
also Miss Ruth Dove and Mr.. J. H.
Merriam.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
NEW FIGHT LOOMS
FOR MRS. HEWITT.
Faces Renewed California
Effort to Obtain Her
Extraditi0n.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated rreSs.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., October g.
Five times wed and with a romantic
lie Behind her. Mrs. Maryon Cooper
Hewitt found herself virtually alone
today as q new siege of courtroom
trouble threatened.
Her health still somewhat impaired
from o Sedative overdose last Febru-
ary, the one-tfme Baroness der
langer,s immediate worry was Cali
fornia's new move for her extradt-
ton in connection with the steriliza-
ton Of her daughter.
In the background was the threat
of possible grand Jury action here on
an attempted suicide charge as the
result of the near fatal sedative dose.
There also was unsettled litigation on
her accounting of the estate OF her
late husband, Peter Cooper Hewitt,
millionaire scientist and grandson OF
the noted inventor and another suit
brought against her for alleged un-
paid bills by . continental European
hotel.
Her lawyer plans to oppose Cali
fornias attempt TO bring her back 10
be tried on charges Of conspiracy 10
commit mayhem-outgrowth OF tine
sterilization operation on her daugn-
ter, Ann Cooper Hewitt. The daugh-
ter charged she was sterilized IN Or
der to end the line Of heirs to the
Cooper Hewitt fortune.
Blonde Mrs. Hewitt was IN better
physical condition today to fight her
legal battles than she was six months
afo when she was assisted into poiice
court here, paIe, thin and bent, to De
aYraAgned - 0 w0uld-be suicide ana
q fNgitive from California justice.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
German Ambassador
Host Next Week

The German Ambassador, Herr
Hans Luther. will be host to q small
company at an informal dinner party
Tuesday evening in honor of DR..
Hugo Eckener, captain of the German
Zeppelin Hindenberg, who will arrive
here tomorrow to visit until the mid
die Of the week. The Ambassador will
entertain again Wednesday evening
for the Bishop Marahrens Of Han
over. Germany, and Bishop Meiser Of
Munich, who are here to attend a
world convention Of Lutherans in
New York. Bishop Marahrens is pres
1dent Of the convention and Bishop
Meiser Is general secretary.
The Ambassador will have as his
guest today Or. Carl Stroelin. mayor
Of Stuttgardt and president of .
cultural institute for German-born
Americans in this country. They win
90 to New York tomorrow to attend
the festivities planned for German
day, . celebration held every year at
Madison Square Garden, New York.
The Ambassador will speak.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Sonora de Castro
Hostess at Luncheon

Sonora de Castro. wife Of the Minis
ter Of II Salvador, was hostess st
luncheon at the Shorehan today for
Mrs. z. Ronald Fnher, who Is leav-
ing Washington shortly to visit her
son, Mr.. Dorsey Gassaway Fisher,
first secretary Of the American Less-
tion tn II Salvador.
The other guests were Sonora de
Recinos, wife Of the Minister Of
Guatemala; Sonora de Pastriza, wife
Of the Minister Of the Dominican Re-
public; Sonora de De Bayle. wife Of
the Minister Of Nicaragua; Sencra De
Alfzro, wife Of the former Minister Of
Nicaragua; Sonora de Arcaya. wife 0f
the former Minister OF Venezuela;
Mrs. W. r. ODonneil, Mrs. Lewis
Schapiro, MrA walter Wyatt, Mrs.
william Keriin, Mrs. J. q. Lewis and
Miss Helen Newton.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
'JUGGLED FIGURES
LAID TO PRESIDENT
Treasury Income Distorted in
Pittsburgh Speech, G. o. P.
Spokesman Sayx
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Bolton of Ohio.
chairman Of the Republican Conares-
sional Committee. said yesterday
President Roosevelt "jueeled figures,
concealed Treasury operations and
distorted Treasury income" In his ad-
dress at Pittshurgh.
Specifically, Mr.. Roosevelt st.
tempted to tell the country that he
has accumulated . Federal dsaett of
$4,000, 600, GOO less than the Treasury
books show" said Bolton. 'This diff
ference, the President says, d I'm IN
creased sssets to set o1 sgainst these
nabilities.'
The important fact he emceals II
that these assets already are being
paid back 10 the Treasury in trenen-
dous amounts and are being spent @
fast as they are received"
Bolton said tn his statement, made
public through the CCugxsmienal
COMMITTEES, that by the snd of the
current fiscal year almost - Per eGMt
Of al Mr.. Roosevelts Treasury aaBsts
will have been repaid-aD6 sDsuk"
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Miss Bissell Engaged
To Son OfLate Former
Secretary of the Navy

COL. AND MRS. WILLIAM LY-
STER announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Elizabeth Bissen, to
Ensign Edwin DENLY. IT,, son Of MFs
Edwin DENLY and the late former Sec
retary Of Navy, Edwin DENLY Of De-
troit, Mich.
Miss Lyster attended the May School
in Boston, and the Madeira School In
Washington. She made her debut In
Detroit, and Is q member Of the WASH
ington Junior League and the Colonial
Danes of America.
Ensign DENLY graduated from the
United States Naval Academy in 1888
and is at present attached to the
q. S. S. Oklahoma.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Early Days Activities Capital Society
The Chilean Ambassador
Host at Dinner Honoring
Visitor From His Country
Secretary of War and Mrs. Harry H. Wood
- ring Attended Dinner Given for Phila-
delphians- Return.

>HE Chilean Ambassador Senor Don Manuel Trucco enter
tanned company evening at the May
flower the former minister Of agriculture OF Chile
snor Sonora de Vades and their
ing the Capital
yesterday from his Summer home at Bluenont
The Soviet Ambassador Troyanovsky dinner
party evening compliment to the newly appointed secretary
c the United states Legation Lava and Mrs Earl Packer
The Ambassador been ILL., unable to attend the
dinner Latvan Minister and Nine Bnns
the Charge Bagdonas the chief
of the Near Eastern the State Department. Mr.
Robert Kelley Malone and the counselor OF the Soviet
Burzn the second secretary and Nine. GokhMan
The Secretary of War Harry H woodring
the guests at the given evening the Shoreham by
Mr. Carroll Merriam director Of the Reconstruction FINANCE
Corn and Mrs Merriam in honor of Mr. William H.
Kingsley Philadelphia The other guests the Solicitor Gen
Stanley Reed the chairman OF the Home Owners
Corp and Mrs. John Fahey Mr. and Mrs Samuel T.
BIedsoe of New York and Mr. and Mrs Merle Thorpe
Mr. Justice and Mrs have opened their
the Winter after spending the late Summer at
their place at Isle au Haut, Me.
Senator and Mrs Burton today to their
after spending the season in their
Summer home at Glacier Park
Representative Edward Taylor Colorado who has been
Glenwood Springs during the Sumner has come
Washington for few days and staying at the Roosevelt
Hotel
Col M Hirata Japanese military aache occupying
apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
Gen. Dalton spending few days with
N
their home in Hampton, Va.
Capt William Stanley McCntc U. S. N, and Mrs McClinic
Anchorage this month while
Capt McCntic recuperatng several months illness
Capt and Mrs McCntc have friends in Washington where
they lived before Capt McCntc took command of the u
Indianapolis in 1884.
The newly appointed first secretary of the Legation OF
Salvador Miguel Washington
taken apartment at the Roosevelt Hotel
secretary of the legation Senor Don Roberto
appointed general of Salvador to
Belgium, with Melendez Is in Antwerp
Reba Doughton daughter Of Representative and Mrs
Dougton Laurel Springs c. returned her
apartment Hotel after spending
with her parents in their Southern home.
Representative and Mrs Doughton will to Washington
for the Winter after the election.
Miss Mary Dempsey Miss Muri Dempsey of Fe
N Mex daughters Representative and Mrs John Dempsey
their apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Seymour Howard of Capt Herbert Howard, N,
Howard sailed last week for England his studies
Trinity College, Cambridge member Of the
Seni0r
Evening star., 1936-10-03
PICkETS AT AKRON
HALT MILK TRUCKS
Producers Seek to Enforce pries
Demands by Shutting or
City's Supply.


AKRON. Ohio. October 3.-Pickets
at nearby Wadsworth stopped truck
and trailer, carrying $4,000 pounds Of
milk to Akron, late last night and
ripped out the motors distributor, as
irate producers attempted to shut Oh
AkroF,s milk supply to enforce price
demands.
Il was the second milk truck halted
BY the picketA Earlier . Dayton,
Ohio truck had been forced into Q
ditch On an Isolated Medina County
side road and tts contents, ], 600 GAL
Ions of milk. spilled.
Ogg1utsed dairy farmers set up .
cruising automobile blockade On nearby
highways ~ Paul Richards, secretary
OF the MIR Producers Association,
charged that Charles w. Mcdonald,
chief Of the Dairy Division Of the
city Health Department. had sd
Misted that "tie bars srs down" snd
thst milk wss being brought into
Akron regardless Of inspection re-
quirements.
Richards Is Q Nar," Mcdonald de-
elared when told of Riehards' stste-
nent. He asserted that Richards ana
he had words ut the association Of
f1ee and that Richards had accused
him of being responsible for having
"outside" milk slaapped In.
The association Sales Committee
walked out late yesterday from . ses-
SION with distributors, where they ds-
ensssd the pgodueeE' demand for q
Wice boost IN class milk from $3.50
10 $7.4e . hundred pounds.
Evening star., 1936-10-03
Miss Virginia Hall
Feted at Parties

Miss Virginia Fairfax Hall, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william p. Hall,
whose marriage to Mr.. Seth Gordon,
jr- win take place Friday evening tn
st. Adams Church, was the guest In
whose honor Miss Grace Carr enter
tanned at luncheon today at the May
flower. The guests were Miss Lois
Webb. Miss Mary Katherine Perry,
Miss Frances Mcneil. Miss Isabel
Harmon, Miss Sarah Frances Miller,
Miss Jane Bradshaw, Mrs. Daniel s.
Terrell and Mrs. Don LOtrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Logan. broth
er-in-law and sister of Miss Hall, will
be hosts for her and Mr.. Gordon We'd
nesday evening at the Fl Patio Club
Of the Carlton Hotel following the re-
hearsaI for the wedding.