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Evening star., 1937-12-05
RADIO COMMISSION
SUSPENDS SEGAL
D. c. Attorney Accused of Mis-
leading" U. S. Agency in Con.
sideration of Permits.
By the Associated Press.

oS tic hosOCldtcQ FTeSS.
The Communications Commission
yesterday ordered Paul M. Segal, a
Washington attorney, suspended from
practice before it for two months, be-
ginning tomorrow. Mr.. Segal, the
commission declared. did deceive and
mislead" it in consideration Of certain
applications for radio broadcasting
permits.
The opinion also declared the COM
mission had carefully considered tes-
timony Of a number Of leading law
yers" that Mr.. Segal's standing. char
acter and integrity as a lawyer has
been Of the highest" It said that mo
other fact or act Of alleged miscon-
duct in his life as a lawyer for 10 or
more years has been called to our at
tention"
George S. Smith, attorney associated
with Segal, was cleared of similar
charges.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
PART FIVE.
Feature Section
"FLYING CARAVAN" DUE
BACK IN D. c. FRIDAY
Woman Flyers on Last Lap of
South American Tour,
Luncheon Planned.

The Flying Caravan" Of the Peo-
pies Mandate Committee, which has
been touring South America by plane.
today is on the last lap Of its 17,000-
mile journey, according to a cable
received at headquarters here.
The party Of four women is trav-
cling through Central America today
and is expected to reach Washington
Friday morning. A luncheon has been
planned for Saturday at which Sec
retary Of State Cordell Hull will
speak. The delegation is composed
OF Mrs. Burton W. Musser, Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Mrs. E. w. Frost and
Mrs. Rebecca Reyher.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
EXHUMATION REVEALS
MURDER POSSIBILITY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW CASTLE, Va. Dec. Com
monwealth's Attorney H. T. Estes
said today Herbert Collins, about IS,
was being held in the Craig County
Jail here on murder charge in con-
nection with the death last Sunday
Of the latter's uncle, Craig Huffman,
Of near Craig Healing Springs.
HuffmAn's body was exhumed yes
terday, the Commonwealth attorney
said, to Investigate reports Of foul
play. A coroner's jury found that
Huffman had died Of broken neck
and fractured skull.
Bond for Collins was set at 5000.
Estes said. but no bail had been furn-
ished today.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
TWO YOUTHS QUIZZED
ABOUT STOLEN GUN
Taken to Police Headquarters
After One Is Wounded by Po-
liceman's Revolver.

An 18-year-old youth and his
companion, II. both arrested yester-
day after the elder had been shot
through the hand and the arm with
. revolver stolen from the home Of
a policeman, were still being held
for questioning on open charges early
today.
Police said the accident occurred
as the pair was seated in q parked
car which previously had been re-
ported stolen by George Clifford,
who lives at the home Of one OF the
youths.
The injured boy was said to have
been wounded while the gun was in
the hands of his companion. He
was treated at Providence Hospital
and then taken to police headquar-
tiers.
Policeman Thomas Rice Of the Sec
ond precinct identified the gun as
one that had been stolen from .
bureau drawer in the bedroom Of his
home some time between December
/ and yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
D0mINICANS CHARGE
SLAUGHTER TO HAITI
Band Attacked Frontier Commu.
nifty, Killing, Wounding Many,
Says Government.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican
Republic, Dec. "A government an
nouncement said today q band of
Haitian farmers, armed with ma
chetes, had attacked a Dominican
frontier community and killed or
wounded - large number" of Domini-
cans.
The secretary Of interior and police
said the attack occurred in the town
OF Capotillo, near the border Of the
Dominican Province Of Monte Cristi,
when 80 Haitian farmers made q sur
prise raid.
After the attack, the secretary de-
clared. the raiders carried of live stock
and farm produce.
This WAS the first border clash Of
ncially reported ut Ciudad Trujillo, but
Haitian ofncials said last month that
between 5000 and 5000 Haitians had
been killed by Dominican armed forces
IN troubles arising from wholesale ex-
pusion Of Haitian workers from the
Dominican Republic.
Discussions have been proceeding in
washington through diplomatic chan
nes, looking toward eventual settle
ment OF the controversy.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
ROOSEVELT BEGINS
RETURN TO CAPITAL.
Yacht Potomac Leaves Dry
'Tortugas-President Due
Here Tomorrow.
81 the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 4.-President
Roosevelt started the first leg of a
1,45O-mile trip back to Washington by
sea and land today, interrupting a
fishing cruise to return for dental
treatment OF slow-healing gum.
The vacationing Chief Executive
deemed it advisable to cut three days
from his Southern journey in view of
the delay in the closing of the wound
where an infected tooth was removed
November l8
Officials still insisted his general
condition was good and that the early
return was being made solely for pur-
pose of resuming treatments believed
to have been sufficient when he left
Washington the night of November 27
Yacht Starts for Miami.
A radio message to temporary White
House headquarters from Secretary
James Roosevelt said the yacht Poto-
mac, with the President and his seven
guests aboard, got under way for Mi
ami at ! pm. today from the Dry Tor
tugas Islands, 800 miles southwest of
here in the Gulf of Mexico.
The boat is expected to dock here
around 2 pm. tomorrow, "a hours
ahead of original schedule. Half an
hour later the President will be on the
way to Washington by special train.
The President will not make the
stops at Warm Springs and Gaines
vile. Ga, he had planned. He will
reach Washington late Monday after
noon.
Not Hating Fishing.
The President did not let his
wounded gum interfere today with
his last day of fishing in the clear
blue waters of the Gulf The message
received here said if the weather and
sea were good he planned to do some
trolling from the Potomac on the
way to Miami.
. He also went ashore during the
day for the first time since he en-
barked from Miami last Monday
morning. Landing from a small boat
on the Dry Tortugas Islands south
west OF Key West. he made thorough
inspection of old Fort jefferson, built
during the Seminole Indian War days
but never used for the purpose for
which 1t was constructed at great
cost.
Entertains Officers.
Officials here mentioned as further
evidence of the Presidents good gen.
eral condition that he worked on mail
yesterday and entertained officers of
the escort destroyer Selfridge at
luncheon. He fished in the afternoon.
Besides his White House aides and
naval physician, his guests aboard the
Potomac are Secretary Ickes, Relief
Director Harry l.. Hopkins and Assist
ant Attorney General Robert H.
Jackson.
They are understood to have gone
over legislation to be proposed at the
regular session, including relief and
new antitrust proposals.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
ALI Future Court
Nominees to Face
Query About Klan
By the Associated preAs.

~ tne Associated preAs. g.
The Senate Judiciary Commit
tee put in effect yesterday . new
unomcial policy that grew out of
the controversy which followed
the appointment Of Associate
Justice Black Of the Supreme
Court.
In the future, said Senator
Van Nuys. Democrat, Of Indiana,
every prospective judicial ap-
pointee who appears before the
committee will be asked whether
he is or has been . member of
the Ku Klux Khan.
Senator Borah, Republican, Of
Idaho, asked Henry White Edger-
ton, nominee for Judge Of the
United States Court Of Appeals
for the District of Columbia, yes
terday II he were . member Of
the Khan.
mo, and may I say I never
have been7" promptly answered
Mr.. EdSerton.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
West Virginia--Sno
lalr and continued cold.

Weather Conditions Last "a Hours.
The Atlantic disturbance has remained
nearly stationary and was centered Sat-
urday evening about $50 miles northeast of
Bermuda, with lowest pressure about
70. 10 inches. Another disturbance is NOV
ing eastward over the Lake region and
Eastern Ontario. Moosonee. Ontario. 29. "A
ward over the Ohio valley and thence
southwestxard to Southern Texas Pres
Kenzie Valley. Kodiak. Alaska. 500
inches Pressure continues high over
Eastern Quebec and Labrador Harring-
stiyely high over portions Of the Atlantic
katchewan. southward over the Plains
states and the Missouri Valley, Prince
Albert, Saskatchewan. .SS inches. Dur
ins the last "a hours there has been pre-
cipltation from the Lake resion south.
Middle and West Guif States. The tenn
perature has fallen considerably over the
Plains States and the Missouri and Upper
Evening star., 1937-12-05
ARMS CACHES CHARGED
TO FRENCH COMMUNISTS
accusation Is Hurled by Rightist
Deputy in Debate on Funds
for Surete Nationale

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Dec. "A Rightist Deputy
today threw the French Chamber of
Deputies into an uproar when he ac-
cused Communists of having secret
arms caches
The deputy, Rene Dominance, in
quired: What has the government
done about all the arms they found
which belonged to Communists?"
His Charge was made during debate
on the 1888 budget for the Surete Ma
tionale, the French national police.
which was charged with Investigate
ing what the government described as
q widespread Rightist plot to over
throw the republic.
After order was restored the Cham
Der approved 66,42s,156 francs (about
$2,25s,000) for the Surete.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
LOCOMOTIVES TOPIC

Paul T. Warner, authority on rail-
road motive power and an oficial Of
the Baldwin Locomotive Works, will
address meeting Of the washington
Division Of the Railroad Enthusiasts,
Inc, at 8 pm, Saturday, in the board
room of the Association of American
Railroads, Transportation Building.
His topic will be Development of
Various Steam Locomotive Types"
Evening star., 1937-12-05
RULES ON STOCK
TRADING EASED
Federal Reserve Board Lib.
eralizes Regulations
on Credit.
BACKGROUND-

Regulation OF Nations security
and commodity trading has been
OF considerable concern to present
administration, under tUhose spon-
SOrship S. E. c.. D1s established,
Margin control regulations are
under jurisdiction OF Federal Re-
serpe Board.
Since collapse OF market prices
during past tetD months, contro-
Dersy has fared oper propriety of
Government regulation in present
ertent.
B, the Associated Press.
The Board OF Governors of the
Federal Reserve System yesterday
announced plans to- smooth out and
liberalize trading requirements for
stock brokers and their customers.
Effective January /. 1888. the regu-
and maintenance Of credit by brokers
and traders will be revised.
The changes will clarity and SIM
plify the regulations, the board an
nounced.
Margin Requirements Unchanged.
The revised regulation makes no
change in the level of margin require
ments and contains no provisions
requiring liquidation of outstanding
commitments or reduction of out
standing loans" the boards state
ment said. Experts said revisions
should not affect the stock market.
The board also amended, effective
Immediately, the existing regulation
so broker will have the option of
separating a customers transactions
in commodity futures from his margin
account in securities. This amend
ment will prevail until January l,
when the revised regulation will make
such separation mandatory.
This rule, it was explained, is
designed so the commodity and Sc
curity accounts will be independent
OF each other. Under the old rule
they were combined.
Proceeds May Be Withdrawn.
The revised regulation liberalizes re-
quirements affecting so-called restrict
ed accounts. 1t does this by providing
that in the case of sale of registered
securities in such accounts, customers
may withdraw, under specified condi-
tions, 40 per cent Of the proceeds of
such sales. A restricted" account is
one in which trader or broker can
not make new commitments without
putting up additional cash.
Under this readjusted rule, the
trader can-in simple case-with-
draw as much money from a sale of
stock as he would have to put up for
the purchase of the same shares.
Another way in which requirements
are made more elastic is a provision
under which a customer may make q
deposit which may be placed in
special miscellaneous account" in
stead of being absorbed into the re-
stricted account.
New Rules Easier to Enforce"
A source close to the board predict
ed the new regulations would be "eas-
Ter to comply with and easier to
enforce."
The old regulations" he said, were
so complex they gave you a severe
headache trying to understand them"
Both the trader and the broker. un-
der the new rules, will have more
elbow room," one authority said. One
effect. it was said, will be to "discour-
age-at least not encourage" splitting
brokerage accounts to keep new money
from being swallowed up" by re-
stricted accounts.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
INDIAN CONSTITUTION
HIT BY BIG jim THORPE
Denounces Thomas Plan
to Permit Tribes to Set Up
Own Form of Government.

By the Associated Press.
SHAWNEE, Okla, Dec. big Jim
Thorpe, famous Indian athlete,
stormed into tribal politics tonight as
he once did down football gridiron.
They want us to 60 back to the
blanket" Thorpe told fellow Sac and
Fox Indians in a speech denouncing
the Thomas-Rogers Indian Act and
urging against adoption of a separate
constitution by the tribe.
Whats the use in educating an
Indian and training him for citizen
ship, then forcing him to live under
q separate constitution" he asked.
The Thomas-Rogers Act would per-
nit tribes to set up their own consti-
tutions under approval of the Indian
Service. More than 800 Sac and Fox
Indians are eligible to vote on the
constitution question Tuesday.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Veteran War Pigeon Dies.

ONTARIO, Calf, Dec. 4 R.-The
Kaiser. German homing pigeon cap
tured IN the Meuse-Arsonne drive in
1918, and believed by its owner, Capt.
Ray r. Delhauer, U. 8. A., to be the
last surviving message bird pArtici-
pating IN the World War, died today.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
NEW TYPHOON ADVANCES
ON CENTRAL PHILIPPINES
Manila Lik ely to Get Relatively
Mild Storm, With Greatest
Effect Striking Elsewhere.

Is
By the Associated Press.
MANILA, Dec. "A typhoon of
high intensity advanced tonight on
the central Philippines, region in
which two similar storms wrought
death and havoc three weeks ago.
The new storm Immediately tso.
lated the Island OF Samar, on the east
central fringe of the archipelago.
A general warning was issued ad.
vising the populace that the storm
was of the greatest intensity. A rela-
lively mild disturbance was indicated
for the capital
The central islands still were show
ing the effect of the two preceding
storms.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
THE WEATHER REPORT


becoming fresh northwest ~
Maryland Virgna-Snow occasional
followed by clearing and today
orally fair 49,
West Vnasnow nurr today tomorrow generally
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Readers Guide
and
News Summary
The Sunday Star, Dec. 5, 1887.
PART ONE.
Mnjss NDspe CpcfinS3

Main NeUS SecttOn.
FOREIGN.
Machine guns thvart rescue Of nine
nuns. Page Az
Mexico makes ready to complete rail-
rope failing. Page Al
Franco bids Walcott to make Spanish
relief survey. Page A-4
Aristocratic army tradition seems
doomed in England. Page Al
Economic and financial health of Eu-
road socialization. Page AS
Delbos hits snag in parleys with Polish
statesmen. Page b.
NATIONAL.
A. F. of L. group drafts new wage
hour proposal. Page AL
Senate limits speechmaking on farm
bill. PAGE Al
$50.0OO New York mail robbery baf-
fles officers. Page Al
o. s. wins $4,000, 900 legal victory
over Standard Oil. Page Al
Trading requirements for brokers and
customers liberalized. Page Az
Roosevelt begins 1,450-mile trip back
to Washington. Page Az
Cornell reports new vaccine for tuber-
culosS. Page AZ
Fraud probe strikes Buffalo Common
Council. Page As
Shooting of Miami editor jails two
youths. Page A-9I
Parleys here seek remedies for busi-
ness recession. Page A-21
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Detectives arrest driver of car after
shooting tire Page Al
Funds for police building approved by
Budget Bureau Page Al
Ross gets 10-year prison term in slay-
ing of Davidson Page Al
Park and Planning and Fine Arts
groups meet Dec. Is. Page B-1
D. c. airport problems to be discussed
at meeting tomorrow. Page B-1
Fate Of Federation token fare appeal
to be decided this week. Page B-1
Citizens Federation urges D. C. Jobs
60 to residents. Page b.
Victim Identifies picture of one of
bandit gang. Page B-1
Depositors Of two closed banks collect
tomorrow. pare r.
SPORTS.
Baugh to start for Redskins today as
tactics are changed. Page Rio
Griff and Harris getting no place in
attempted trades. Page Bill
Attractive prize list announced for
stars PIN tourney. Page B-12
Barrier against West Point teams is
lifted by Big Ten. Page BIB
Maryland leads with four gridders on
all-D. c. eleven. Pare B-l4
Mann-Farr bout natural" for. Miami,
but Braddock may cut in. Page BIS
MISCELLANY.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Sweden Cuts Unemployment.
Sweden has fewer than 10000 reg
lstered unemployed, or less than half
the number a year ago.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
MACHINE GUNS BAR
RESCUE OF 9 NUNS.
British Steamer Is Sprayed
Going to Island in Yangtze
Estuary.
BACKGROUND

BACK ChGHOUND-
British nationals and property
interests in constant peril since
outbreak OF Shanghai fighting in
mtd-Auoust. British Ambassador
to China, Sir Hu0he NatchbuH-
Hugessen. was critically pounded
by Japanese planes on Shanghai
Marking road. New scare thro,Dn
into foreigners Friday Dhen jap
dnese troops Which conquered
Shanghai paraded through Inter
national Settlement. A Chinese
thro,oing a bomb into the japanese
ranks sent tension to ne,p heights.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
BULLETIN.

SHANGHAI, Dec. S Sunday
P).-Japanese planes bombed two
British-owned ships and British
wharves today in an air raid at
Wuhu, on the Yangtze River south
Of Nanking,
The Washington times., 1937-01-01
ROOMS FOR STUDENTS:

ROOMS FOR STUDENTS:
For students, especially those
who would want to live near
George Washington University.
These rooms are furnished to add
to their comfort and to provide a
pleasant place for studying. Along
with this goes the art of Southern
cooking, making this a most de-
sirable place to live. Rates, three
in a room, $50 month.
SMALL DOWNTOWN APT:
Match these apartments if you
can. 1t is located in one of the
modern apartment buildings with
in walking distance of centrally
located Government buildings. The
apartment I have in mind is a
large bright living room with dis
appearing dinette table and chairs,
a dressing room with Murphy bed,
a coZy Sunroom with another Muir
ply bed for the overnight guest,
kitchen with special built-in cab
inetS, and bath that is up to the
minute. An interesting and useful
feature in this unit is the radio
(which is part of the appointments
of the apartment. For a small
additional amount. this apartment
can be rented furnished.
THREE BEDROOM
FURN. APT:
Before you break all those reSo
lutions, visit this furnished apart
ment. especially all of you who are
looking for large furnished apart
ment. This one is in a regular
apartment building, with switch
board and elevator service, and is
about ten minutes from the heart
of town. 1t consists of three fully
equipped bedrooms, a huge attrac
lively furnished living room, full
size kitchen and modern bed. Ir
this apartment you have all the
comfort and roomineSs of a house
The Washington times., 1937-01-01

No additional charge for ads In
this classification

WHEN DEATH strikes a family there 10
no need for them to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay high price. The Greater
W. ". Chambers Company offers COM
plete funeral. cars and all. for as little a.
S75 Tho worlds finest waterproof air
tight, guaranteed steel burial vault may
be had from Chambers for $S5. Phone
or write your address. We will send you
It." In case of death. call the Greater
W. ". Chambers Company. Fourteenth St.
corner Chaplin St. N W. Columbia 0432.
or Chambers Southeast Funeral Homo SIT
Eleventh ST. s. z. Atlantic 800.
The Washington times., 1937-01-01

CHOW DOG-Red male. wearing harness
and tag Lost Dec. 25, vicinity 4OS 3rd
St y, w. Reward.
The Washington times., 1937-01-01

without any OF IAe trouble anu up'
keep. If your children are OF
school age, both public and pa
rochial schools are within walking
distance. Rental, $125.
UNFURN. APT. (AnacOStia):
Most of you people who work
over at the Naval Base know how
scarce apartments are in that
vicinity. Here's a modern apart
ment of living room, bedroom,
dinette, kitchen and bath, and
screened-in porch that rents for
$40. It has automatic heat, which
is your obligation, but is not, I
have been told, very expensive. The
unit is directly across from a
school and near churches, stores
and transportation.
GUEST HOUSE ON
GARFIELD ST:
If location means something to
you in finding a place to live, I
would suggest you inspect this
guest house, which is located on
Garfield Street, overlooking the
Wardman Park Hotel. Available at
this time is a large double room,
furnished in twin beds and opens
onto a porch. Here delicious meals
will be served as you like them and
the rate is only $42.50 each.
GUEST HOUSE:
Tasty food, good surroundings
and a well-regulated house are
some of the things we must look
into when considering a place to
live. In this one I inspected yes
terday you will find all Of these
features and many more not men
toned here. The lady who oper'
ateS the home has had years of
experience preparing delicious
meals and one could not help but
be satisfied in such pleasant envir.
onment. Rates are most reason
able.
The Washington times., 1937-01-01
Money to LOan-On Real Estate 81
Personal Loan Companies
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Laws

FOR AUTO. FURNITURE OR SIGNATURE
LOANS call ATLAS FINANCE. PO. O012.
The Washington times., 1937-01-01
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RENTAL HUNTING
With BARBARA HOLMES

If you are interested the places described beo1 e Phone
or call on Barbara Holiness 1919 ST. N.Y. d. 500 or d. /OOO
The Washington times., 1937-01-01
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-04-22
NOTICE OF ELECTION

In accordance with the authority
delegated to me by the bill passed by
the General Assembly of Maryland to
create the inhabitants and residents
of the community known as Washing
ton Grove, Maryland, a body cor
porate by the name of the Town of
Washington Grove, notice is hereby
given of meeting to be held May 20,
1887 at 2 o'clock P. M. in Assembly
Hall, Washington Grove, Maryland,
for the purpose of electing a Mayor
and six members of the Town Coun-
ell of Washington Grave, Maryland.
ElmOn Cook
President of the Board of Trustees,
Washington Grove Association, Dis
trict of Columbia and Maryland.
No. 1927.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-04-22
National Police Academy

With the "know more than the :
criminal" theory of crime detection
established by the famous Omen as
a prime factor in successful police
work, the demand for admission to
Uncle Sans National Police Academy
in Washington has reached over
whelming proportions, according to a
story appearing in next Sundays
Star.
1t describes activities of this acad-
envy, designed for State, county and
municipal police officers who wish to
send picked men there to learn how
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
gets their men. A long waiting list
of applicants has resulted in the F.
B. I. cooperating with police depart
ments all over the country in organi-
zing schools of their own, modelled
after the academy.