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in an asylum or Jail. He would
conflict with custom and author
.ity, unintentionally. If he healed
the sick, he would be subject to
arrest; or ifi he preached against
religion, or the money changers, !"
as 6fl,old. That is as far,as man
kind has progressed since Geth-
lsaminesaudi hrs d
Miamid1Fla., hgai
March 81, 1887. a
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aircraft builder, born in CzeehO-
slOvakia, SO years ago.
DR.. William M. Lewis, president
Of Lafayette College. BORN at
Howell, Mich, SO years ago.
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Mass. painter, born shers. IS
years ago.
Dane Coolidre o. Berkelrt.
Cal, novelist-nnturalisi, bern at
Natiek, Mass. 90 years ane.
Hobart c. Chatfieid. Taglaf 81
CAL, author. born IN ChicaEo. "
years ago.
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Today In History


1895 Columbus, ON his second
trip, began campaign against the
Indians of Haiti (Hispaniola)
with 200 men, 90 horses and 20
dogs: the Spaniards are said to
have destroyed some three million
natives before fully conquering
them.
abraham Lincoln licens~
ed to practice law.
1870 Purchase of Danish West
Indies Virgin Islands) rejected
by U. s. Sentative bought in
1917.
1882-Dr. Robert Koch of Ger.
many announced his epoch-mak-
ing discovery of the microbe caus-
ing tuberculosis.
1924-Archbishops Hayes of
New York and Mundelein Of Chi
cage created Cardinals.
1928-Col. Charles A. Lind
bergh ended fiye-days' free air
ship riding for members of Com
gress in endeavor to make them
more air-minded.
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Frank W. Benson of Salem,
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Mitzi comes to Denny's rescue. to-,
morrow.
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MA,
March 81, 1887.
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1924-Archbishops Hayes of
New York and Mundelein Of Chi
cago created Cardinals.
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1897 Abraham Lincoln licens.
ed to practice law.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
BAJO LA DE
FRANCO

Una ciudad sometida al terror
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

La Function
No Sc efectuara ell domingo
la function para ell fondo dc le-
che de los ninos de Espana.
Hulio necesidad de suspen-.
derla por enfermedad de varios
de los artistas.
Sc e~fectuara la semana pro-
xima eel jueves.
Patrocinan la fiesta las Sec
clones de intereses y recreo de
las sociedades Cfrculo Cubano,
Centre A~sturiano, Centre Es-
panol, Unione Italiana y Caba-
neros Leales de America.
La obra escogida por Manuel
Aparicio Sc titula "Que Hombre
Tan Simpatico".
Figuran en- Ell reparto Pillar
Ramirez, Chela Martinez, Srta.
B. Hernandez, Sra. Carmen Ra-
mirez, Matilde Lopez, Manuel
Aparicio, Severino Quintanilla,
Antonio Jimenez, Manuel Cutie
rrez, Jose Tamargo, N. N, ].
Fernandez, Ramon Fernandez,
Agustin Ayala, Mauricio Cutie
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
Festivul de NGvidad

FeSttUut GG NGU1d6N
Sergio Amezaga, Ell buen a.
migo nos manda una interesan-
te carta a nombre de la Secci6n
de Recreo y Adorno del Cfrculo
Cubano.
Sc refiere a una fiesta que va
hemos venido anunciando, Ia
del dia rs de diciembre, en- Ell
palacio e la Gale Catorce. EN-
pexara a las 10 de Ia noche Y
terminara a las cinco de Ia ma
drugada.
La secci6n de recreo, que to-
dos los amos Orgsniza ell Festi-
val de Pascuas, Sc propone igua
las o mejorar las fiestas ante
riores.
Dick Spencer tocara en- la sa-
10 alta v la orquesta la Tro.
pical en- Ell piso bajo.
Para los caballeros Sc han fila
do Ell precio de rs centavos y
para las dam&s ell de rs cts.
Todo Ell edificio, v en- particu'
lar las salas de bale, lucir&n III
bellfsimo decorado.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
go de haberle preguntado, en-

go de haberle preguntado, en-
differences ocasiones, sobre la
mejor manera de matar a al
guien. "Yo lie conteste que por
medic de una bala en- la cabe-
za''.
Madame Keller fue atraida
a Paris con la promesa de que
seria empleada, como enferme-
ra, con una familia de Vichy.
Guiando Ell coche del asesinado
driver Co1ffy, Weidmann Y MI
lion conocieron a la vfctima en-
I'm pequeno hotel. Despues la lie
varon al Bosque, "a pasear"
donde la asesinaron. A la victi-
ma lie quitaron una pequena su-
ma en- metalico y I'm giro postal
por 1,200 frances, que cobr6
Renee Tricot.
La policia cree que Weld
mann finalmente confesara to-
dos sus delitos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
|. ELecciones

EIecciones
Celebrara elecciones genera
les Ell domingo, seg1n hemos We
mido anunciando, la sociedad
Centre Asturiano.
Solo una candidatura ha sido
presentada la que lleva como
presidente a Justo Rodriguez,
.jefe de la oficina de la fabrica
Corral y Wodiska, yerno de
nuestro buen amigo Alfredo
Gonzalez, y como segundo pre-
sidente a Indalecio de la Llama.
Tambien Sc nos dice que en-
la candidatura figuran Gunner
sindo del Vale y Ramonin Ro-
drfguez, dos simpaticos e inteli-
gentes amigos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

aver a sus tres abogados y les
dijo que habfa matado a Jani-
ma Keller, la bella alsaciana,
desaparecida de su hogan desde
ell dia 2 de octubre.
Mas tarde ell verdugo confes6
ante Ell juez Berri, de Versailles,
que habfa sepultado ell cuerpo
en- Ell bosque de Fontainebbleau,
en- la vecindad de Barbizon.
Tambien Sc cree possible que
ell aleman asesinara a los ch6-
feres Markoff y Douillard, Gu
yos cuerpos encontro la policfa
en- la ~carretera, cerca de Paris,
con todas las caracteristicas de
un asesinato cometido por
Weidm2nn-una bala en- la nu-
ca.
Uno de los abogados del cri-
minal 10 es Renee Jardin, una
muier, que lie pidi6 hiciera una
amplia confession de todos sus
~crimenes.
Weidmann acusa a Rogel Mi
lion de haber sido su c6mplice
anadiendo que Million hizo e
disparo que mat6 a Leblond luz
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
De UjGje

De viGje
Saldra de viaje dentro de po-
cos dias 81 estimado amigo John
ny Dfaz y su bella esposa.
Pasaran las vacaciones de Ma
vidad en- la Habana y en- la fin
ca del Sr. Barcia, padre de la
Sra. Dfaz.
Que sea pronto y feliz su re-
torno.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
La Luuentud Entusiastn

La JuVentud Enthusiastic
Resurgira 81 sabado con una
gran fiesta, en- Ell palacio de los
astures, Ia Juventud Entusias-
ia del Centre Asturiano.
Agrupaci6n de j6venes inteii-
gentes, ansiosos de cooperar al
kngrandecimiento de la socie-
dad asturiana y de la colonia
latina.
Una excelente orquesta to
cara.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
CONFIRMADA LA MUERTE
DEL ALMIRANTE NAGATO

Hong Kong, die. 17.-Se ha
confirmado la noticia de que Is
aeroplanos chinos hudieron Ell
acorazado japones Nagato, 81
dfa "a de diciembre, cerca de
Kianyin, pereciendo ell almiran-
tie Osami Nagano.
Nagano fue ministro de ma
rina v en- ell mes de febrero man
daba la escuadra unida del ia
pom.
Representa- a 81 pals en- la
Oonferencia naval de Londres,
verificada en- 1885.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

En- Bilbao, bajo la ocupaci6n
franquista hay $4,000 deteni-
dos.
Solamente en- la Universidad
de Deusto hay 5000.
En- la prisi6n de Larrinaga,
$500.
En- la prism del Carmel, L.
200.
Hace un mes, en- siete dias,
los franquiStas practicaron 400
detenciones; la semana Ultima
realizaron mas de 200.
Hasta La Gaceta del Nor
te", diario franquista de Bill
bao, confirma algunos de estos
hechos.
Contindan las detenciones y
Sc celebran diariamente alrede-
dor de 200 juicios.
Como ell total de prisioneros
es de $4,000 Y Sc puede suponer
que la suerte de cada prisione-
no interesa a cinco personas
hay 125 5000 habitantes de Bill
bao que viven angustiados por
ell terror de Franco en- la capt.
tai de Euzkadi.
("Euzco Deya".-31X37.)
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

rrez, Arduengo, P. p, Jesus
Garcia, San Julian.
Rigen los precios de IS centa
vos los mayores y Is los memo :
res.
Tocara la orquesta que dirige
ell professor Manuel Salgado.
La comisi6n organizadora con
tin1a laborando con Ell mayor
entusiasmo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
I'm Cup6m

I'm Cap6m
Ell departamento de circula-
ci6n pide a nuestros lectores
que Sc FIJEN en- un cup6n que
publicaremos manana.
Pequefas sorpresas. Quisie-
ramos obsequiar a todos los a.
migos, pero no siendo possible
hacerlo, algo haremos.
PedimOs excuses 81 los OBJ
sequios no estan a la altura de
los merecimientos de los agra
ciados.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
MURIO Ell SR. HOMER Ell :
LIS

Ell Sr. Homer Ellis, admins
trador general de la pista de gal
gos de Sulphur Springs, muri6
a las 10 80 de la manana de
hoy, en- ell Hospital Municipal,
Cuando presenciaba las pc
leas de boxeo ell martes, en- Ben
jamM Field, sufri6 un ataque,
siendo llevado al hospital.
La fecha del entierro no Sc ha
fijado todavia.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
LG I~nstalGci6n de los
ApnrntOs de ROAos X

LII 4TbS OutUNtVTt NC tVc
ApGrGtoS de R0yos X
Estan siendo instalados en- Ell
sanatorio del Centre Espanol
los nuevos aparatos de Rayos x
de moderna construction, re-
c~ientemente adquiridos.
Una sala especial, en- Ell piso
alto, Sc habilit6 para ellos.
La secci6n de Beneficencia
cuida de que La installation sea
perfecta.
Habra una pequeia fiesta ell
dia de la Inauguration.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
NOTAS SOQALE

Apreciamos la invitaci6n que
Sc nos manda y agradecemos
las Felices Pascuas que para es-
tie peri6dico desea.
Sera un gran exito ell Festi-
val del rs, como ell Circulo 10
merece.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
DONATIVO DE LA o
RATIVA Ell RECURSO

En- la manana de hoy la pres
tigiosa cooperative "El Recur :
so," de la Gale Is y avenida 81,
hizo I'm donativo de $45. 90 pa
"a comprar leche con destino a
los ninos de Espana.
Ell nino Quico Baron, jr., hi
jo de Quico Baron, regal6 me :
dia GAIA de leche.
Donativos muy apreciados.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

CONFESO Ell
ASESINATO DE JANINA
KELLER
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

Paris, die 16.-Eugene Weld
mann, ell asesino aleman, llam6
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
DRIVE TO HELP
9 HOSPITALS

Nine hospitals affiliated with
the Community Chest were au-
thorized to conduct Joint cam
paign for $180,O0O to meet current
and impending deficits, at a meet
ing of the Chest board OF trustees
in the United States Chamber of
Commerce Building yesterday.
The action necessitated amend
ing a bylaw of the organization,
which forbidS solicitation of
Chest subscribers by affiliated in
stitutions. The Chest president,
Clarence Phelps Dodge, said au-
thorization of the drive was to
meet a desperate situation"
Hospitals authorized to con-
duct the drive are Children's.
Emergency, Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat, George Washington,
Georgetown, Garfield, Homeo-
pathic, Providence and Columbia.
The move was opposed by DR..
George C. Rutland, District
health officer, who predicted:
"Tf the impression gets
abroad that the Chests mem
ber agencies are to make in
dividual campaigns it will mean
the ruin of the Chest"
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

heard from him until Thursday
when his wife received a crudely
scrawled note demanding $4,000
ransom for his return. The note
set forth the money should be
paid with four $1,000 bills and the
remainder in smaller currency. It
provided that the ransom be car.
ried along one of the highways
near Willow Springs and dropped
from an automobile at the sight
Of a white flag.
Signal Fails in Fog
A Federal agent took dummy
package along the route Saturday
night. but failed to see the signal
in the dense fog.
Sunday. Connolly revealed today,
the family of DR.. Davis received a
second note, but the contents were
not revealed.
From the condition of the body
police estimated that the doctor
already had been killed when both
notes were written.
It was believed the kidnaper had
become frightened even as the doc.
tor offered to write out a check
for his release and fired in a
frenzy Of fear.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Mrs. Trader Is Denied
Visitors i'm Jail

SNOW HILL. Md, Feb. 3
G.N.SO.-Mrs. Jeanette D. Trader,
indicted in the killing Of her hus'
band, Clarence j. Trader, utility
owner. today was placed in Soli-
tary confinement in the Worcester
county Jail.
All visitors, including her three
sons, were barred from the 81
year-old widow. She is held on a
charge of first degree murder.
Mrs. Trader was indicted on two
countS-one. that she murdered
Clarece Trader, the other, that she
shot and killed him with a gun.
Smith Free on Bail
Free in $500 bail today was Sam
"Ab" Smith, 63-year-old farmer,
father Of seven grown children.
Smith had been named principal
correspondent in a divorce action
Trader started shortly before the
night Of January IA when his body
was found on the bedroom floor
Of his estranged wife's home.
Smith had been in technical GUS
tody of Chief of Police John C.
Peroutka of Snow Hill as a ma.
terial witness.
Held incommunicado. Mrs.
Trader asked Sheriff Ernest C.
West:
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
NOTE
TO MURPHY

DETROIT, Feb. 3 GN.SD.-The
letter Of William S. Knudsen, Gen.
eral Motors executive, to Governor
Frank Murphy in which Knudsen
accepted an invitation to attend a
conference with John L. Lewis,
auto strike leader, said Knudsen' S
action was prompted by "the wish
Of the President of the United
States
The complete text Of the letter
follows:
Replying to your cOmmunica-
ton over the telephone, re-
ceived at 10 p. M. requesting
us to appear before you tOmOr-
row morning "wednesday for
a conference with Mr.. John L.
Lewis, representing the United
Automobile Workers of Amer
lea, 1 beg to advise you as fol
lows:
LAS you are of course fully
aware. a similar request for us
to meet Mr.. Lewis was made by
the Secretary of Labor at Wash
ingtOn the week before last, and
again on Friday, January 20.
On both of these occasions we
felt compelled to decline the in
vitatiOn to meet Mr.. Lewis, sole.
~ on the ground that his union
continued in the illegal posses
sion of several of our plants.
We had no doubt that this is
the sound position in upholding
law and order in the interest of
our employees and the public as
well.
"Since then the situation has
Deen clarlfled TO the extent thaC
Judge GadOla today has granted
an injunction directing the
evacuation of the plants illegelly
seized within "a hours.
The request you now make
for a conference is stated to be
in accordance with the wish of
the President of the United
States the wish of the Presi-
dent of the United States leaves
no alternative except cOmpli-
ance and therefore we accede to
your request for a conference
with Mr.. Lewis in the morning
with a view to formulating a
basis for negotiations.
(Signed)
civilian S. KNUDSEN"
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
State Investigates
Mob's Lynch Action

HEADLAND. Ala. Feb. 3
QN.SD.-A State investigation of
the lynching of an 18.year-old
Negro farm hand accused of as
saulting a white woman was un-
der way today.
The bullet-riddled body of WeS
johnson was found swinging from
a tree in a woods near here yes
terday, several hours after a mob
of so men stormed the county
Jail at nearby Abbeyville and
seized the prisoner.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
YOUTH IS HELD
IN KIDNAPPING
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page y
naping and murder, but ordered
the youth taken back to the Will
low Springs jail and held under
close guard. Other officers in the
posse, however, stated without
hesitance:
1--WE have the man who did
the job and it was only a one
man job"
Kenyon, they revealed. does not
have previous police record, but
during the questioning did admit
that last November he had kid
naped an automobile salesman in
Rolla, Mo, and robbed him of his
car and 50 in cash.
Prominent in Politics
DR.. Davis, who was president Of
the South Central Missouri Med
ical Association and a prominent
figure in local politics, was 66
years old.
His kidnapping occurred a week
ago Tuesday afternoon. The doc
tor came up to his office and told
his secretary that a Mr.. James
had met him on the street and
asked that he attend a patient out
side the city. The doctor SAID he
would not return to the office
before dinner.
That was the last that was
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Completes II Years
As Primary Teacher

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Feb. 3.
Miss Ida A. M. Schreiner this week
completed 81 years service as
teacher of the primary and infant
classes Of the Lutheran Sunday
School here.
She begin teaching in 1915
when the church was being con-
Quoted by U. S. Army chaplains
and temporary pastors, and then
served for II years under the Rev.
C. J. Goette, former pastor, in ad-
dition to five years under the pres
ent pastor, the Rev. E. F. Leon.
hardt,
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
WkSHfN6I:if35{l1MII1l1MES I IN

Published daily except Sunday
by the American Newspapers, Inc,
at 1917 H St. N. W., Washington,
D. c.
Publisher John T. Lambert
Associate Publisher
c. Dorsey Warfield
Managing Editor j. J. Fitzpatrick
Entered as second class matter.
Wednesday. February 3. 1887, at
the Post Office at Washington,
D. C.
The Washington Times will be
sent to any subscriber in the
United States postpaid at follow
ing rates:
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9 months $l.25 year $500
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
STRIKERS DEFY COURT RULING TO LEAVE MOTOR PLANTS
FORMER STAR AND SLAIN DIRECTOR
Miss NAinte1' Asks SIsOsUdOrUn

MARY MILES MINTER and William
Desmond Taylor, motion picture director,
who was found murdered in his home in Los
Angeles Is years ago. There has been no
solution of the mystery of how he came by
his end but for decade and half there
has been rumor after rumor, innuendo after
innuendo. Mary Miles Minter, former film
star, and profound admirer of Taylor, has
demanded that the district attorney either
put her on trial or exonerate her.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
D. {. Mercury TO Hit
d Degrees Tonight

A new "low" temperature for
the current year in Washington
was recorded at the Weather Blu
reau at Z o'clock this morning
when the reading was % degrees.
Tonight will also be cold, ac-
cording to the bureaus forecast,
with a minimum temperature of
"a degrees expected. Slowly riS.
ing temperatures are expected for
tomorrow, which will be fair, &C
cording to the forecast.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
What about my children"
I'm sorry, ma'am, but l have

"udb ADOuL uIy CHlAuTCH'
I'm sorry, ma'am, but have
orders to bar them, too"
Mrs. Trader then sank to the
pine cot in her 6-by.8-foot cell.
Light trickled through one small
window.
Silent On Betrayal"
Mrs. Trader was asked;
do you think Alb Smith be.
trayed you and caused your ar
rest?"
State police, who subjected
Smith to a lie-detector test, said
he told them he owned the small
.22-calibre revolver found beside
Traders body and had given it
to jeanette"
Mrs. Trader deliberated, then
said:
81 don't want to say anything
about that"
Mrs. Ernest C. West. wife Of the
sheriff, revealed that Mrs. Trader
had been eating heartily.
When she is not being called
into an anteroom of the court
house next door to confer with
her attorneys, Mrs. Trader knits
in her cell.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
in
Congress

SENATE
Met at noon.
Continued debate on first def.
cheney and relief bill.
HOUSE
Met at noon.
Appro priations subcommittee
considereds Commerce and Navy
bills.
Interstate Commerce Committee
considered long and short haul
bill
Labor Committee considered
automobile strike situation.
Flood Control Committee con.
sidered flood bills.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Disney Gets Award

HOLLYWOOD.-Walt Disney,
creator of Mickey Mouse and
other animated film cartoon IA.
vorites, has been named as the
leading young man of the past
year selected by the United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Help the Red Cross!

Rear Admiral Grayson, chairman of the American Red
Cross says he only limit of Red Cross assistance flood
sufferers must be the maximum generosity of the Aer
can people"
Washingtons first goal of $20OO0 has been oversub
scrbed but there should be etup in giving until the
flood emergency is over.
Do your part Contributions may be sent to The Wash
ngton Times to the local headquarters Of the Red Cross
1870 ST. n w Checks should be made payable to the
American Red Cross, District of Columbia Chapter.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
MARY MINTER
DENIES CLUE
INMURDER
Police Back Her Claim
No Gown Found in
TayIor's Room

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 3 GN.SD.
Mary Miles Minter went into seclu.
sion today after her dramatic
denial of reports that a dainty
silk nightgown. bearing the en-
broidered initials m. M. NJ" was
found in the bachelor apartment
of William Desmond Taylor, noted
film director, murdered IS years
ago.
The former film actress, II years
old and at the height of her
popularity when the Taylor case
rumors drove her from the screen,
strengthened her denial by visit
ing the police property room and
inspecting the grim evidence held
against the day when Taylor's
murderer may be arrested.
There was no nightgown in the
collection of clothing and other
articles taken from Taylor's quar-
ters after the directors body. a
bullet hole through the back. had
provided police with what has be.
come one of the nations major
unsolved murder mysteries.
Wife Clears Husband
Developments in the case came
fast yesterday before Miss Mlnter
went to the district attorney and
demanded and received an exon.
Grafton of persistent rurnors that
there was evidence linking her
with the crime.
Mrs. Ada Deane- Tanner, wife Of
Dennis Gage ne-Tanner. miss
ing brother of Taylor, made a
spectacular appearance ON the fiji.
teenth anniversary of the crime
and gave authorities proof that
her husband could not be Edward
F. Sands, Taylor's valet, who dis
appeared shortly before the body
was found.
One theory has been that Sands
in reality might have been Tay-
lor's brother. Mrs. Deane.Tanner
gave authorities pictures OF her
husband, who dropped from sight
years ago and letter in his hand
writing, which did not resemble
the handwriting Of Sands.
Demands Showdown
A few hours after Mrs. Deane.
Tanner had cleared her husbands
name, Miss Minter appeared at
District Attorney Buron Fits
office. She said:
81 have just read that a night
gown with my initials on 1t was
found in Mr.. TaylOr'S home. 1t
is not the first time that state
ment has been made and have
decided the time has arrived to
challenge these false innuend0es
concerning Mr.. Taylor and my
self. They have blasted my
career and ruined my private
life.
"Mr. Taylor was my fianCe.
He was the soul of honor and
treated me with the respect of a
real gentleman. He would never
have permitted me to do any
thing indiscreet. And so 1 de.
mand a showdown"
Fits checked the records and
announced:
There is no evidence against
Miss Minter."
Explaining her silence since the
murder Miss Minter said:
Attorneys told me it would be
undignified to answer aSpersions
and innuendOes; they said it
would seem as if were des-
perately anxious for publicity if
l were to bring up the Taylor
case for discussion"
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Key Workers Strike
In KeIyinator Plant

DETROIT, Feb. 3 G.N.s0-Pro-
duction was stopped by a strike at
the Kelvinator division of the
newly merged Nash -Kelvinator
Corporation yesterday. Five hun
dred key workers went on strike.
The plant employs about 5000
persons.