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The Washington times., 1937-04-17
Offices For Rent

Offices For Rent
SMALL OFFICE TO RENT-1728 Pa.
Ave. N. W. DEPARTMENTAL BANK
BUILDING. Apply John F. Moran, Park
Savings Bank Building. 14th & Kenyon
SITS. N. W. Columbia 5000.
The Washington times., 1937-04-17

NEW BRICK HOME-Tile bath. fireplace,
h.wh. lot go #. wide: $500 down.
Price. S625O. CIR. 23O9-W.
The Washington times., 1937-04-17

EAST CAPITOL ST, 1512-Two or three
porch; yard; Frigidsire; $40 and $45.
The Washington times., 1937-04-17
Offices for Rent

81 ST. n. W., 216-Lovely two room anC
kitchenette apt, reasonable.
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Employment
Help Wanted-Male

PRESSER. exp. must have drivers permit.
Apply. 17ls Lawrence St. n. E.
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Building Materials
WE. 2315 Rosslyn, Va,
MURPHY & AMES
Lumber; Millwork. Roofing and Insulite
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e. CAPITOL ST, 80O-One front room,
second floor, beautifully furnished; cleo
range, cleo. refrigerator, semi-bath; adults
reasonable
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DOUGLAS ST. N. E., 1O06-Large front
single, $25 double; after Z D. m.
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FAIRMONT N. W.. 1432-Furn. apt. priv
bath. mod: also turn. rm.: reas.
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DELIGHTFUL. clean, outside room for
people only 3O4 Mass Ava. N. e.
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DOWNTOWN-131S 18th N VI larI
nm. for or more: reas DEC 5962.
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BROoKLAND, block from bus-Attrac g.,
bright room, shower: corner home; SIS
mo. 1901 18th St. N E. Pot O72S-J
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$50 CONN. AVE. n. W.-Apt. 207. two
rooms, kitchen, bath, balcony overlook
and early American furniture: piano,
parking lot: couple North 7OO6
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BAY ST. S. E.. 1S31-Large front be
living room, new home. adj; bath, Shove
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C ST. N. E.. 633-Small second-floor
housekeeping rm.. near bath; employed
lady; phone reasonable.
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
PURSES STOLEN
AT BALL

Despite the fact there were more
than $50 uniformed policemen, led
by Major Ernest w. Brown, sup
erintendent of police, and prac-
tically every detective in the city
on duty at the ball park for the
opening of the season yesterday,
pickpockets victimized three men.
DR.. John A. Wright of boswell,
Va, reported his wallet containing
$50 and several checks was stolen.
Myron H. Stout of Silver Spring,
Md, reported his wallet containing
$40 was taken, and John H.
Hunter, 1886 Fourteenth st. N.
W., also lost his wallet.
Two men standing in the crowd
were injured when a railing gave
way during the game, plunging
them to the cement floor.
Joseph L. Morisi, %, of 2148 F
st. N. w., was taken to George
town Hospital, suffering an ankle
injury. John j. Wiles, 26, Of 800
T st. N. E., suffered an injured
knee. He was treated by a doctor
in the clubhouse and sent to his
home,
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
REVISED COURT
ASSAILED BY
EDUCATOR
By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
International News Service

By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
International News Service
Defeat of President Roosevelt's
court plan was urged today by
william Alfred Eddy, president of
Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y, as
q means of hating dangerous
growth Of lawlessness" which is
destroying constitutional govern
ment in the United States.
Edy, World War veteran
wounded at Belleau Wood, told
the Senate Judiciary Committee
that college educators were worry.
ing about the future of education.
He warned that the Presidents
plan would destroy the independ-
ence of the judiciary, and If this
happened, colleges would be forced
to develop orators and propa-
gandists instead of patriots and
experts"
Meanwhile, leaders of the op-
posing Senate factions clashed
anew in forecasting the outcome
of the Presidents request for
authority to appoint six new SUI
preme Court justices, if those now
over 70 fail to retire. Senator
Ashurst CD of Arizona, commit
tee chairman, again declared the
prolonged public hearings could
end only in a victory for the
President.
Senator Wheeler CD of Mon
tana, opposition leader, pre-
dicted defeat of the six-man. bill.
He said:
eve now are assured of
enough votes in the Senate
to defeat the Presidents bill.
There no longer is any ques-
ton about the outcome"
There continued widespread
talk of a compromise on a bill
authorizing appointment of two
new justices. This was urged
particularly by Senators who
have not yet committed them
selves on the Presidents bill.
1t was opposed, however, by
both Administration spokesman
who declared the President was
against it and by leaders Of the
opposition.
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
SEEK $4,000
FOR NURSES

A campaign for funds to obtain
additional nurses for the District
was launched at a meeting Of the
Instructive Visiting Nurses Society
yesterday. Efforts will be made to
raise $4,000.
Solicitation will be by mail. 1t
is estimated that rs nurses are
needed, officials Of the society
said.
Yesterdays meeting was author
lied by the Community Chest,
after it had been determined that
lack of its contributions would
force curtailment Of funds to the
nurses organization.
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
DEFICIT SCARS
TO I BILLION

The Treasury deficit shot across
the 1000 million dollar mark yes
terday for the first time this fis-
cal year.
It reached $2,0O2,S11,354 as ex-
penditures climbed to 1891, $685.
878 with revenues Of only $685.
1889.
At the present rate of income
and outgo, Treasury experts fig
ure the deficit for the fiscal year
ending June 80 will pass the 5000
million dollar figure.
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
HORSE SHOW
SCHEDULED

The annual Memorial Day Horse
Show will be held at Fort Myer
on May 90 and 80.
Lieut.. Col. John Millikin, of the
Third Cavalry, has been named
director of the show, which will
be held for the benefit of the
Army Relief Society, which cares
for widows, orphans and needy
Army families.
The show will be held in the
natural amphitheater in Fort Myer
gardens unless the weather is in
clement, in which case it will be
held in the riding hall.
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
Anti-War Pledge Barred

NEW YORK, April 20.-Anti-war
oaths must not be administered to
public school students at Peace
Day. assembly exercises to be held
Thursday in many high schools,
the Board of Superintendent has
ruled. High school principals have
received emphatic instructions to
ban the so-called "Oxford OATH" a
pledge never to take up arms, not
even in a defensive war.
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
Senator Capper Back
international News servic

Senator Arthur Capper (R),
Kansas, 70, who recently under
went an appendecton1y, returned
to his duties at the Senate yester-
day.
He was congratulated upon his
rapid recovery by a large group of
his colleagues as he walked into
the Senate chamber.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
EUROPEAN A LIGA VI

egyseget, valamint az Egye-
silt Allamok elvbeli csatlakoza-
sat az angol-francia block a ket
diktator ellen ketsegtelenul fel
fogja szinten hasznalni.
Mar az utolso ket hetben -
miota Anglia es Washington
k0zt folytak a titkos targya-
lasok - erelyesebben beszeltek
a Spanyolorszagban lev6 olasz
csapatokr6l, most pedig egyene
sen ultimatumrol suttognak.
Mussolini ugyan az utolso
napokban is kildott az olasz
hadseregnek es az arulo Fran
conak nehany szaz repiil6gepet
es allitolag ujra hatvanezer
olasz "onkentes" all keszen,
hogy Spanyolorszagba indul-
jon, de eek az vi helyzetben
esetleg otthon fognak ma
radni. "o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalr6l.l J

Port Huronban, Michiganben
az egyik gyarban egymas ell
len sztrajkolnak, egynlAst pi-
cketelik, egymas fejet Nerik be
a munkasok es a het vegen
mar az allan minden megyeje
kild0tt deputy sheriffeket,
hogy azok aztan partatlanul
l6jjenek mindket csoportba.
Ez az Okla annak, hogy a
multi heten het kisebb gyarnal,
Michiganben es Pennsylvania
ban, a munkasok a Federal La
Dor Board ellenorzese alatt,
mindket szervezet ellen es a
kompania junk mellett szavaz-
tax.
S minel t0bb ilyen kutya-
macska kuzdelem lesz, ANIMAL
nagyobb t0megekben fognak
az elundorodott munkasok a
kompania junk mellett sza.'
vazni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
MEM 1ESZ SZIVESSEGET

a Labor Board peldaul a Ma
tional Steel Corporation kihall-
gatasanal a munkasnak, inert
szembetiin6en es kiszamitottan
igaztalanok a gyarral szemben.
A Weir fele vasgyaraknak
eppen eleg van a rovason ak
kor is, ha a Board igazsagos
es partatlan, mem kellene tehat
lejaratni ext az intezmenyt az
zal, hogy nyiltan partoskodnak
a munkas javara.
Ezzel mem a munkast, ha-
mem a t6ket szolgaljak, meg
akkor is,ha joakaratbol tennek,
amt mem is vonunk ketsegbe.
A Weir kihallgatas ugy fog
vegzodni, mint a National
Electric Products kihallgatasa,
ahol Board szinten partosko-
dott S amt a Board ellen es
a Wagner torveny ellen alapo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
EDDIG A LABOR BOARD

ketsegtelenul a CIO partjan
volt es emiatt sok jogos pa
nasz volt ugy a vallalatok,
mint az AFL reszer0l.
Ha ezzel a dontessel meg
akartak bekiteni az AFL-t a eel
jukat valoszinUleg elertek, de
ezzel aztan meg is adtak a le-
hetoseget ARA, hogy a munka-
sok sorait oft robbantsak sect,
ahol akarjak.
Ez a szerencsetlen d0ntes
meg tobb alkalmat ad maid a
re akci5s torvenyhoz6knak
hogy a Wagner torvenyt ta-
madjak es azokon olyan modo-
sitasokat eszk0z0ljenek XII, a
melyek mem fognak hasznalni
a munkasnak.
Altalaban szerencsetlen volt
a Board miik0dese idaig, inert
hol a CIO mellett partoskodott
hol pedig ostoban es kihiv6an
igazsagtalan volt a munkaado
val szemben, anire mines SEM
mi sziiksege a munkaSnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14

kifogast ketten is emeltek, -
amely kffogasok felett ezen a
heten don't ITALIAN. a birsag -
mem valoszinu, hogy a biroi
szekb6l eek a kifogasok XII
fogjak emelni. sxss.
Ezzel azonban d kinevezes
politikai resze mem nyert elm
tezest es Black kinevezese a Ku
Klux Klant a nemzeti politika-
ban ujra szerephez juttatta.
A reakcios lapok az eln0k0t
peldaul egyenesen azzal vadol-
jak, hogy a nemzetkozi hely-
zet kielesitesevel csak ell akar-
ia terelni a polgarsag figyel-
met a Black ugyt6l.
Termeszetesen ez eppen
olyan ostoba, mint amilyen
szemtelen allitas, inert egy ell
nok sem .viszi az, AZ orszagot es a
nemzetet egy esetleges haboru
szelere, hogy egy kellemetlen
kerdesr6l elterelje a figyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
EZZEL. SZEMBEN
CLEVELAND

a jelenlegi, republicans pol
garmesternek adott~ nagy sza-
vazat-t t0bbseget, amib6l tobb
k0vetkeztetest vonhatnak lie a
j0vore 9 munkasok.
A demokrata part vezerei
evek ota meghasonlottan el-
mex egymassal. Ennek a kovet-
kezteben soha mem volt igazi
sullyal biro jeloltjuk es a varos
polgarsaga inkabb republika-
nus polgarmesterre szavazott,
most mar ket izben, minthogy
jelentektelen emberre bizza a
kormanyzast.
Az is artott a demokrata je-
l0ltnek, hogy a ticketjen a mum
kassag soraibol val6sagos "no-
bodyk" futottak.
Detroitban a munkaSSag SUI
lyos es tekintelyes munkasve-
zereket jelolt a CIO ticketjen
es ennek koszonhettek oft a
gy0zelmet.
Eek a helyi valasztasok min
den esetre vi kerdeseket hoz-
tax magukal -,es ma mar biz
tos, hogy a j0v6hen a munka-
sok osztaly alapon fognak a po-
litikaban reszt yenni, bar az
AFL konvencioja ezt mem he
lyesli.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14

egesz kiil0n0s helyzetet te-
remit a Federal Labor Board
egy multi heti d0ntese, amely
az AFL csoportnak ad Macy
gy6zelmet-
Ez a dontes kimondja, hogy
ha egy gyarban vagy iparban
a munkasok t0bbsege mondjuk
a CIO vagy a kompania junk
mellett savanna, a t0bbseg a
Wagner torveny ertelmeben az
osszmunkassag neveben tar
gyalhat, DE - eS ez a de a
fontos a d0ntesben = ameny-
nyiben egy craft-szervezethez
tartozo munkasok t0bbsege a
craft szervezet mellett van, ak.
! kor annak .csoportnak a ne
veben a tobbsegnek mines joga
targyalni.
Ha tehat peldaul holnap a
Ford gyarban nyolcvan szaza-
lekos tobbseget kapna a CIO,
de a szerszamkeszit6k csoport-
janak tobbsege az AFL mellett
savanna, akkor a szerszamke-
szit6,,et az AFL kepviseli es
csak. a t0bbiek neveben targyal
es szerz6dik a CIO.
Minthogy ilyerr vallalatnal
hat-nyolc fele ilyen mesterseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
MAGA A HABORU EDDIG

egyik meglepetest a mask
utan hozza Japannak es ezek
mindegyike kellemetlen volt
idaig.
Bar Kina eszaki frontjan
erosen el0re nyomultak, Shan
ghai alatt megt0rt Japan min
den ereje, bar mem tagadjak,
hogy igazan mindent belelok-
tex abba az egy tamadasba.
Legi flottajuk nagy resze,
oriasi hadihaj6ik legerosebbjei
bombazzak a kinai hadallast,
ahonnan egyik rohamot a ma
six utan vertek vissza a kinaiak
a multi heten.
Ha Japan ezt a haborut meg
nyeri, nagyon draga arat fog
erte fizetni es mem. lehetetlen,
hogy a haboru gyiim0lcset a
feher hatalmak akkor tepik lie
maid el6le.
JAPAN EGYEBKENT AIT
allitja, Is idaig valami er6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14

reket es repiil6gepeket, ha a
hatarokat megnyitnak. S ez
esetben a Franco-Mussolini ka-
land napjai nagyon gyorsan
meg lennenek szamlS.lva.
Meg abban az esetben is sza-
mithatna a kormany minden
segitsegre, ha penze a kulf0l-
don mem lenne, inert a Soviet
kovete ait inditvanyozta a Lii
ga gyiilesen, hogy Mussolini
minden repul6gepje ellen ket
tot kiildjenek a torvenyes spa
nyol kormanynak az europai
hatalmak. Es a Soviet biztosan
megtenne ebben a kerdesben
a magaet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
san XII is fognak hasznalni.
t J
Macy GYOZELMET
ARATTAK

a multi heten a politikaban
a munkasok S ednek a gy6ze-
lemnek> messze hato hordereje
lesz az egesz orszagban.
A detroiti elovalasztasok al
kalmaval a t6ke republicans
jel0ltjevel parhuzamosan befu-
tott a CIO jeloltje, nemcsak a
polgarmesteri tisztsegre, ha-
mem a varosi tanacs tobbseget
is a munkasvezerek koztil jelol-
tex.
A novemberi valasztason dill
el, hogy megkapjak-e a dont6-
ben a kell6 tobbseget, de ezut-
tai meg van ARA minden XII
latas.
Bar a varos parton feluli''
kormanyzattal bir, ezuttal nyil
tan ARA szavaznak a polgarok,
hogy a CIO jeloltjeire bizzak-e
a k0vetkez6 evekre a hatalmas
varosban a kormanyzast.
Feltehet6, hogy a demokrata
partgepezet a CIO mellett lesz
S ez esetben a gy6zelmet min
den ketsegen felul megkapjak
a munkasOk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14

sen egyik oldalrol sem tagad-
tax, hogy Kinat a Soviet fegy-
verekkel es repilo gepekkel ell
latja.
Ett6l eltekintve, a japan ka-
tonak mem is mutatkoznak
olyan h6s0knek, es repuloik
nap-nap utan szinte nevetseges
veresegeket szenvednek.
A Soviet hallgat es mem ca
folja, hogy Kinanak hadi anya-
got szallit, de meg mem tudja
senki, hogy ebben hol fog meg
allni.
Egyaltalan mem tartjak XII
zartnak, hogy a Soviet elmegy
a legutolso hatarig, ANIMAL is
inkabb, inert a Liga Japan ell
len van, ami ez esetben az
olasz es nemet nemzeteket XII
we've majdnem az egesz vilagot
jelenti.
Ha Oroszorszag ugy erzi,
hogy a vilag mellette marad
haboru eseten is es ha a belso
verengzesek megsziinnek, egy-
altalan mem lehetetlen, hogy
a Soviet is meg fogja Japant
kello pillanatban rohanni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
A VADASzOk
MENNEk

Mikor e sorok napvilagot lat
max, mar szazezer vagy t0bb
michigani vadasz ropogtatja q
puskat. 10000 vadasz enge-
delyt adtak XII az allamban.
Oktober 15-tol november Ia
ig, tehat teljes 80 napig sza-
bad facanra vadaszni, mokus-
ra csak okt. 26-ig szabad l6ni,
de barmifele nyulra egesz de-
cember 3l-ig van nyitva a va
daszati idany.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
MOST MAR A FRANCIA

kormany es annak a nyoma-
sa alatt az angol kormany
egyenesen igerik, hogy ameny-
nyiben az olasz csapatok mem
takarodnak XII Spanyolorszag-
bol, a francia-spanyol hataro-
kat a kormany szamara meg
nyitjak.
Minthogy Spanyolorszag min
den aranyat letetbe helyezte a
kormany a haboru elejen kill
f0ldon, a torvenyes spanyol
kormanynak meg lenne a mod
ia hozza, hogy korlatlan meny
nyisegben vasaroljon hadisze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
iii ID tt = ZE NILE

szerinti craft-unioba is csopor-
tosulhatnak a munkasok, en-
mex a dontesnek a k0vetkez-
teben megosztjak a munkasok
egyseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
ANIMAL ERDEKESEBB

volt Detroitban a CIO gy6-
feline, inert nemcsak a Macy
t6ke es a toke szolgalataban
all6 MINDEN napilap a mum
kassag ticketje ellen volt, ha-
nem megszolaltattak a t6ke
mellett father Coughlint is.
A levnezlett radio-pap ter
meszetesen 0nmagat megta-
gadni nem birta es megdagadt
fejevel nemcsak a munkasok
ellen rOhant XII, hanem Roose-
veltr6l is AIT mondta, hogy
"szemelyes butasag' volt t6le
Black birot nevezni be a SUI
preme Courtba, aminek volta
keppen a kampanyhoz semmi
k0ze mem volt.
Ez az ostoba es szemtelen
megjegyzes ARA birta Detroit
vi erseket, hogy azonnal a
radio pap ellen nyilatkozzek S
val6szinti, hogy a j0v6ben feket
raknak a Coughlin nyelvere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
A JAPAN-KINAI
HABORUBA

Roosevelt elnOk szenzacios
nyilatkozata utan nyomban
beleszolt a Nemzetek Ligaja,
amely egyhangulag rnegallapi-
totta, hogy a tamado fel Japan
volt, amellyel egy csomo nem-
zetkozi egyezmenyt megsertett.
Valoszinuleg nemzetk0zi kon
ferenciak lesznek a kovetkezo
hetekben, de a jelek ait mu-
tatjak, hogy azon Japan mem
lesz hajlando reszt venni.
Egy nemzetkozi kozos eljaras
termeszetesen sulyos kovetkez-
mennyel jarhat Japanra, inert
esetleg gazdasagi bojkott ala
helyezik - inert ilyesmit he
lyezett kilatasba Rooseveltnek
a beszede.
A gazdasagi bojkott ugyan
Olaszorszagot mem gatolta meg
az abyssiniai hadjaratban a
haboru folytatasatol, de Olasz-
orszag nem volt ilyen nagysza-
basu haboruban angazsalva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-10-14
A MULTI HET EL0TTI

heten meg szenzacio es
"head-lajn" volt Black bir6 S
hetf6n is izgatottan lestek,
hogy mikeppen fog bevonulni
a Supreme Court termebe.
Black a helyet csendben ell
foglalta es bar ellene torvenyes
Evening star., 1937-12-29
WREATHSA LAID
AT WILSON'S TOMB
Roosevelt Among Those
Paying Tribute to War
President.

h observance Of the Slst anniver-
saSy Of the birth of Woodrow Wilson,
Q wreath sent by President Roosevelt
was laid on the tomb Of the World War
President yesterday. Woodrow Will
son groups and Democratic organiza-
tions followed their annual custom of
laying wreaths on the tomb.
Maj. H. B. Davis, U. S. A., placed
Q wreath of bay leaves bearing a card,
"The President" at the crypt. which
10 In the south wall Of the Washing
ton Cathedral chapel He stood at
salute while Bishop James E. Free
man offered a prayer.
The tomb had been decorated with
Christmas greens and poinsettias by
Mrs. Wilson, who visited the Cathedral
the day before Christmas.
A wreath Of immortelle from the
Woodrow Wilson Wreath Fund was
sent from California with a message
from Mary J. Mckinley, chairman Of
the fund. Other wreaths were sent
BY the Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Of New York, the Women's Woodrow
Wilson Club of Grand Rapids, Mich:
the Democratic Women's Luncheon
Club Of Philadelphia and the st.
Louis County Democratic Women's
Club.
Directly across the aisle from the
tomb Of President Wilson, the tomb
~ Admiral Ceoroe newev u,oc dooo
rated with wreath of pale yellow
roses, the gift Of Mrs. Evalyn Walsh
Mclean in commemorative of the
Tooth anniversary of Admiral Dewey's
birth.
Evening star., 1937-12-29
MAN KILLS THREE
AND WOUNDS TEN
Filipino Dishwasher Terrorizes
Three. Block Area in Oak.
land, Calf.
- the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
+ OAKLAND, Calf, Dec. 29.-Boni-
facio Amanda, 2S-year-old Filipino
dishwasher, killed three countrymen
and wounded 10 others in a shooting
and stabbing frenzy after his wife
left him. He was held under observa-
ton In Alameda County Hospital
today. ....
!. Policemen Lee Brown and Dan
Huge, who captured Amanda yesterday
!. after he had terrorized his countrymen
n three block area, quoted him:
II went crazy after. my wife left
me and I saw her again today down.
town."
The dishwasher, police said they
were informed, was In cafe booth
with his wife, Mary. Suddenly he
drew pistol and shot her in the arm.
With her husband in pursuit, firing
wildly, she ned.
! Amanda rushed into a barber shop
nearby, seized a pair OF scissors, ran
! through . pool hall. and into another
I eating place, slashing as he went.
The dead, all stabbed, were Severe
Oclay, IS. q cook and Liogarcia De
s ouman. IS, and Tony Buenconsyo, 80.
Evening star., 1937-12-29

reported last night they had arrested
80 persons, including public oficials,
on charges of implication in an "anti-
agrarian" plot in duanajuato state.
Seizure Of = supply OF rifles, pistols
and munitions also was announced.
The group, which included II wom-
en-, was accused Of aiding rebel bands
and distributing seditious propaganda
in the state, whose new governor, Luis
Rodriguez, formerly private secretary
to President Cardenas, has stirred
Evening star., 1937-12-29

dence % years ago. They lived part
Of the time here and part in West
Virginia.
Mrs. Shull was a member Of the
Bible class and the Ladies Auxiliary
Of st. Adams Church. Surviving are
two daughters, Miss Millie T. Shull
and Mrs. Emma Shull Quigley. this
city; a sister, Mrs. George M. Schaf-
Ter, 1ckesburg. Pa, and brother,
Austin F. Schwatrz, Gormania. w. Va.
Funeral services were scheduled
TO be held at 5 pm today in st. Al
bans Church, with the Rev. DR..
Charles T. Warner, rector. of1iciating.
Burial will be at Emanuel Reform
Church, Ickesburg.
Evening star., 1937-12-29
JAMES |. CARROLL DIES

4 James l.. Carroll, "a, chief Of the
CONSTRUCTION Section, Maritime Com
\ mission, died Monday in Needhan,
I Mass, where he had been visiting his
son. James L. Carroll, jr., according
70 word received here
Mr.. Carroll, who lived at the Park
Central Hotel, had been with the
n Maritime Commission since Decem-
Ssber -. Previously he had worked for
The Navy Department for a number
of years. He was a native Of EnelaS
4 besides his son, he is survived "
4 daughter. Miss Rose Carroll.
Evening star., 1937-12-29
MRS. LILLIAN N. MURRAY
SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS
Widow Of Newspaper Man Fol.
lows Husband in Death
bv Month";

!. Mrs. Lillian N. Murray, 50, Of 2914
Cortland place NV, widow of K.
Foster Murray, well known newspaper
correspondent, died here yesterday.
She had been Ill since her husbands
death here last month.
Surviving are son, Francis A..
Murray, vice president Of the H. G.
Smithy Co., real estate firm; three
sisters. Miss Lucille H. Murden. this
city; Mrs. H. S. Walker, Omaha, Nebr,
and Mrs. E. L. Vail, Norfolk, Va, and
two grandchildren. =.
y Funeral services will be held at $3.50
/ pm. tomorrow at Hines funeral home,
/ 2eO1 Fourteenth street NV. Burial
viii be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1937-12-29
For Punsters Only,

Three eminent punsters named
Strange, Moore and Wright were
dining together, when Moore observed,
There is but one rascal among us,
and that's Strange" "Oh, no." said
Wright. "there Is one Moore" YES"
Clipped In Strange, "that's Wright"
Evening star., 1937-12-29

street NV, fol-
lowing an illness
which b ga n
Christmas ay.
She would have
been 70 on jan
uary 16.
Mrs. s5hull was
the widow of
Lewis E. Shull,
formerly in the
coal and lumber
business in, Ell
kins, w. Va, who
died in 1888. Mr..
and Mrs. Shull
est a b | j shed a
Wa ShinptOn resi-