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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-12-16
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POLAND CALLS
SKI DEvOTEES

Skiing, like life, may well be-
gin at 49," according to a state
ment just received by Bogdan w.
Janowski, head of Orbis-Polish
Travel Bureau, in the United
States from the Winter Sports
Conf 4rence in Krakow. The con-
ference has just formulated pro-
grams for sports in all parts of
Poland, particularly in the Car
pathian Mountains
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Putting New RattIes on the Rattle
gnake's Tail. Remarkable Photographs
Showing How the Circus Side-ShOwS
Produce the Artificially Aged Rather.
A Series Of Photographs Especially
Posed for The American Weekly. with
Sundays Washington Herald-Times.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
UN GRUPO DE MUJERES
AGREDIO A UN NEGRO
ASSESSING

New York, enero 15.-Al en-
terarse de que el negro Major
Green habia confesado ell asesi-
nato de la Sra. Robinson Case,
un grupo de mas de 20 mujeres,
gritando Sc lie lynchara, acome-
tito al criminal con sus paraguas
cha que intervenir y calmarlas.
LSevado aver frente a un ma
g;strado de la corte supreme, Ell
n gro dijo que NO era culpable.
Sc lie juzgara por asesinato en-
primer grade.
La policfa dice que Ell negro
confes6 ell delito luego de un
interrcgatorio de varias horas.
Era la mujer asesinada espo-
sa de Frank w. Case y residia
err un a~partamento de Jackson
Heights.
" sus carteras, teniendo la poll
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
LOS NOM
BRARON AVER PRESI-
DENTE DE LA UNIVER-
STDAD AL DIR. SHERMAN

Por unanimidad los apodera-
dos de la Universidad de Tam
pa nombradon aver presidente
al DIR. Harvey Sherman, que to-
mara possession entire los dIas Is
lie mario y IL de abril.
Al tomar ese acuerdo los apo
1erados ratificaron una deci-
sion del comite executive esco-
giendo al DIR. Sherman para ell
puesto.
Sc aprob6 UNI voto de gracia
para ell decano M. S. Hale que
ma venido actuando de presiden
To desde que renunci6, en- la pri.
mavera pasada, ell Sr. Federico
III. S~paulding.
Hale encomi6 la selection de
DIR. Sherman Y dijo que el nue.
NO presidente tendra su coope-
raci6n y Ia de toda Ia facultad.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

Con este bonito nombre ofre
cera la Secci6n R~ecreativa de.
Centre Espanol de West Tam
pa un gran bale, ell dia 13 de
Febrero. en- los amplios salo-
mes del barrie de Alende del
rio.
Muy active Sc muestra Ell a.
tento Presidente Mano Garcia,
en- union de sus enthusiasts mu
chachos. Ell triunfo esta ase-
gurado.
Ellos siempre han sabido or
ganizar sus fiestas no perdien
do detalle alguno.
Ell bale dara comienZo a las
10 v media de la noche y du-
rara hasta las 3 Y media de la
madrugada. Ameni%ara los bal
tables la orquesta Don Fran
cisco. Los caballeros pagaran
so centavos Y las damas Csc.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
Sc DARAN CLASSES DE A
WAGON EN- LOS INSTI-
TUTOS

Con ell fin de establecer ell es-
tudio de la aviaci6n e MOS ms
titutos Plant y Hillsborough.
conferenciaron aver los sefo-
res DR.. John Coulson, iefe de
los maestros que educan a adul
tos en- ell condado de Hillsb-
rough; E. j. Pinaire, director
de la escuela de aviaci6n que
patrocina la Association Nacio
nal Aeronautica, y Ed j. Kee-
fe, presidente de la Junta de
Education.
Existe Ell prop6sito de orga-
nizar las primeras classes con
I'm maximo de go discfpulos en-
cada institute.
Para realizar ell plan a la
mayor brevedad, sera consulta
do ell DR.. R. L. Carter, director
de las escuelas del condado.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

Tacoma, Washington, ener0
15.-Dos agentes federales re-
gistraron hoy una casa en- la
qre hallaron arcilla azul pare
cida a IL que encontraron en- las
ufias del cadaver del nino Char
les Mattson, asesinado hace po-
cos dias.
.Ademas del registro los a
gentes interrogation a un ladr6n
professional que han encerrado
en- la carcel de Whatcom, en-
ioonfinamiento solitario. Este
criminal Sc nombra Lee Haskell
Fowler, de SO amos.
La carcel ha sido blqgueada
como medlda de precauci6n.
En- I'm lugar a cinco millas
lie Seattle, William Cole, jefe
de Ia pclicia del estado, registr6
un casa de cuatro ~cuartos, inn
pecabaemente limpia, donde es-
tuvo I'm individuo l:uyas sefias
coinciden con las del delincuen-
tie buscado. Cerca de la casa hay
La arcilla azul; pero Cole dice
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

que todo el distrito es de Ia
miSma formation.
Fowler decline ccntestar a
las pregrntas que Sc lie hicieron
durapte varias horas, Y este DIES
pert6 mayores sospechas en- su
contra. FL hombre Sc declare in
mediatamente culpable de un de
lite de robo cometido ell dia II.
Y esta sOmetido a una condena
de 20 anos.
Sabese que ell nino escribi6
tres notas, dirigidas a su fami-
la antes de ser asesinado.
Ell a!calde de Seattle declare
hoy que la politia hubiera podi-
10 apresar al individuo que Sc
cuestr6 a Mattson, pero que los
agen6es del gobierno federal Sc
opusieron, dioiendo que debia
nantenerse la conducta de "ma-
nos afuera" hasta que ell nino
fuera devuelto.
Fred Haynes, un bandido a
quien ibusca la policia, ha sido
reconocido, por medic de foto-
grafias, como ell hombre que al
quil6 tina casita, en- Aiciembre,
en- Ia carrctera de Everett.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
NOTAS SOCIAES

Enfermo
BESIDE hace- dias gparda, car
ma en- su residencia Ae la ave-
nida Doce numero 1909, ell CO.
nocido Notario y apreciable
amigo Sr. Candida Perez.
Padece de un fuerte ataque
'gripal. Habiendo pasado va la
crisis, de su enfermedad, Sc en-
cuentra en- franco periodic de
convalecencia.
LIE visitamos aver, encon-
trandolo rodeado de gus amis-
tades.
Esperamos que pronto rea
nudara de nuevo sus activida-
des, atendiendo a sus numero-
SOS clientes.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

Barcelona.-No lie ha sido
concedida a1n a Gregorio Ma
ramon ell premio Nobel de Me-
dicina, pero Sc lie ha entrega-
do, a petici6n sury!a, ell Garnet
de la Confederation Nacional
del Trabajo.
Aquel no ha debido preocu-
parle mucho, pues meritos de
sobra tiene en- ei campo de la
investigation clfnica, y 81 me
apuran un POGO. en- Ell literario
tambien, para haberlo podido
conseguir. Este Iltimo 10 ha OBJ
tenido, previos los razonamien
tos hechos por los compaReros
respecto al sacrificio que para
q debe suponer ell ingreso en-
~nuestra organization. Porque
no ha de olvidarse que Mara
non es ell medico que mas di-
nero CANADA en- Espana.
mo les dice NADIA a los de
t~ractores de los anarquistas ell
hecho de que en- plena revolu-
ci6n. I'm sabio de renombre in
ternacional, ell facultativo favo-
rito de la aristocracia y de la al
ia burguesfa e~spanolas, haya
ingresado en- las filas del comu-
nismo Ifbertario y, mas que to-
do, no les ha sorprendido ell ges-
to de estos rojos "que mantle
men ell terrorismo en- Madrid"
-segdn la prensa fascista--,
haei6ndoIe comprender que qui-
"a pudiera perjudioarse en- sus
obligaciones aldtuales? Use quie-
re mayor honradez y conducta
mas noLie y desinteresada por
parte nuestra tambien?
No nos extrana del maestro
de la Endocrinologia, su Ultima
resolution. Ell hombre que con
la repdblica 10 pudo ser TODD y
NADIA quiso, mas que ell recono-
cimiento del profesorado a que
tenia derecho por sus geniales
de investigator infati-
gable; puien pudo albandonar
Espana en- los primeros dias de
la guerra civil y ~contuvo con su
a:titud la desbandada
de algunos otros intelectuales;
permanece entire ell peli-
gro del ineendio y la metralla,
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
Los intelectuales de la Nueva Espana
DON Gregorio Maranon, Ell ilustre medico

multipFicando sus actividades
para acudir en- ayuda del nece-
sitado es uno de los nuestros.
Vayan tomando nota los en-
gomados profesOres surameri-
canos, que no han reaccionado
todavia ante la infame campa-
ma de calumnias que los gram
des diaries de las rep1blicas
hermanas, estan haaiendo con-
ira la Espana 'gubernista", de
esta sencilla actitud que ell Macs
tro de todos ha adoptado en- la
plentiful creadora de su fecun-
da existencia. Y sigan consin-
tiendo que Sc trate de crimina-
les a los "rojos' o de loco a Ma
ramon, porqre ha renunciado a
los ~aplausos que para 81 tenfaD
reservados.
A nosotros los revoluciona-
rios, que solo nos atenemos a
los dictados de la propia con-
cien:la, nos duele sin embargo
las falsedades que a costa nues-
ira Sc propalan, en- nuestro mis-
mo fdioma.
Boletin de la F Al.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

Sc abOn6 la apuesta doble a $40
La catedra Sc cay6 aver tres
wees, en- la cuarta, octava Y on
'lcena carrera.
los favoritos, en- Ia cuarta,
eran Buddy Cashoe e Ivaniteh,
pero Black Pat entr6 en- ell pri-
mer lugar, Sc gunido de Bryn
Island.
Sc pagaron los boletos de a
dos pesos a $3.50, $12 Y Sc.
Benedict di6 la sorpresa en-
"a octava carrera y sus boletos
sc pagaron a $1,000, por TN pc
so. Silver Breeze Sc qued6 en- ell
segundo hugar.
Houdini era ell favorito en- la
oncena, pero triunf6 ell Apostol
Pedro y sus boletos de a peso sc
pagaron a $3.50.
Vencieron en- las otras carre-
ras Gentleman Max, Lad Luck,
Cardigan, Denver Cout, Strut
King, Chief Officer, Clay Gem
ter v Proud May.
Para esta noche han sido Sc
ledcionados por dos expertos
Money Down, Miss Jayhawk v
Little Rebel, en- la primera ca
rrera; segunda, lexor, Rio Maid
y Top Cash; tercera, Cedar
Wolf. Chance Design Y jolly
Day; cuarta, Pay Well, Rosalee
Moore y Song Writer; quinta,
John Andrews. Howe Long v
SSrina; sexta carrera, Hi Ho-
ney, Brassiey Oswego Buck;
septima carrera, Bandon, Kitty
Flint y Sandy Hare; octava,
Attention. Hudy Judy Flint Y
iSohideho; novena, Loki, Mar.
gle Donna Y Serenade; decima,
Siam, Signal Chance Y Brick
Trafea2, y oncena carrera, Ro-
cky Prince, BoondoozIe y Dark
Rena.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
Della Rodriguez

Traemos hoy a 10 cr6nica a
esta graciosa senorita, gala de
nuestros salones, donde cuen-
ia con innumsrables admirable
res.
En- dias pasados fu6 su cum,
pleanos, vieRdose su hogar de
la Gale 20 n1mero 1903 muy
vistado. Para ella hubieron mu
chas felicitaciones. Della es a.
lumna de La Academia de MI
sica de la Logia Caballeros
Leales de America, que dirige
el Professor Victor Gonzalez.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
tsu felicidad y una vida eolma-
da de ventHras.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
Los agentes federales recibieron a Bert Acostal
Gordon Berry en- la Estacion de Cuarenten
Los conocidos aviadores tuvieron que declarar
anteA Gran Jurado
Contvnla siendo equipada en- New York
la colHmna "Eugenio Debs"

New York, enero 15.-Bus-
cando '-cmpleta aertralidad en-
"a guerra civil espsH5fa. el go
hierno Sc propone impedir ell a.
listamiento d voluptarios para
la defensa de la Rab1bIica Es-
pamela.
Cuando les aviaaores Bert
Accsta y Gordon Berry, qdA to-
ry9fon parte en- la guerra cEil
e~panoAa, Ilegaron aver a New
York, los agentes federales Sc
h:cieron cargo de ellcs y los He
varcn a declarar ante un gran
jurado.
QU&re ell gobierno saber que
personals ccnfrafaron a los a.
viadores Y Stros detalles.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
LOS FACCIOSOS ATACAN
A LOS LEALES EN- MAR
BELLA

Gibraltar, (enero 15.-La ca
hallerfa fascista combate con
has milicias leales en- las afueras
de Marbella, cerca de Malaga.
Los insurgentes, que no tie
nen lcomunicaciones con las
montanas, tratan de apoderar-
Sc de Marbella, su lltimo recur.
so.
Aseghrase que los rebeldes
han agrupadc 10000 hombres
para lamar IN ataque en- el sur
FL gobierno leal desm6ente Ia,
noFlcca de que Estepona hava
sido capturada.
Las defensas del gobierno se
han reforzado en- Marbela. Man
ia ell ejercito atacante el gene
raj Queipo del Llano.
Desde Gibraltar, a 80 milEas
de distancia, sc oye ell cafioneo
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

OIkAnnA uCItC1@
La Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano celebrara I'm
cabaret privado. Sera a fines
del mes de febrero, probable
mente ell dfa 81.
La sociedad cubana Sc ano-
to I'm rotundo triunfo en- su d
timo cabaret privado, auspicia
do por esta Secci6n. Fue un
triunfo no solo parael Cfrculo
sino para la colonia latina.
Pdblico distinguido y hume
roso. Todas las mesas que Sc CO
locaron en- ell espacioso salon
Sc vendieron. Ell adorno, muy
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

bros para una junta que Sc
.efectuara esta <noche.-
Els Junta Extraordinaria pa
ra trazar ehcamin6 a seguir en-
las pr6ximas fiestas.
Habiendose efectuado \una
reorganization de esta Section
con motive de Ia toma de p6-
session de la nueva directiva
Sc ruega la asistencia de todos
los miembros. Els de suma i'm
portancia.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
Proxirno bale

Proximo bale .
En- junta verificada anoche,
por ell Omerta Social Club, Sc
trat6 del bale queke9dra efec
to ell dfa "a de aB4ll, en- I'm lu-
gar queen su oportunidad serf
anunciado. Els ell bale en- Ell
que subira al trono de esta en-
tidad la ~simpatica Srta. Mary
Gomez Y sus Damas Srtas. Oh
ga Garcia, Pillar Lopez, Jose
,fina Perez y Josefina Fernan.
DEE.
Pronto daremos mas deta :
lies.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
NNueva ofeialldad

NNueva ofScialidad
Ell pasado lunes ell O. G. So
cial Club nombro su nueva of
cisHdad, que qued6 constitui-
ia en- la siguiente forma:
Manuel suarez, Presidente;
Celia Wales, Nice; William Lu
friu, Secretario; Aquilin@ AL
yarez, Tesorero; Fratk Lufriu
y Grace Placeres, Saraentos de
Armas, y Reportero Rafael No
riega.
Esta oficialidad regira los
destjbos del club por un perlo-
do d. seis meses.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
Junta

yJunta
Esta noche Sc reunira Ell Po-
liclinica Social Club en- su To-
cal de las avenidas Nebraska y
Catorce.
Sc celebraran las eleeciones
suspendidas en- la junta ante
rior.
Tambien Sc tratard del "Wi
ME Roast que celsbraran en-
fecha pr6xima.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

En- dias pasados fn6 someti-
ida a una operation en- ii Sana
torio del Centre Espahol la Sc
norita Estela Facenda, conoci-
.da joven de nuestra buena So
ciedad. -. ...-.--..
A su lecho de enfermo lie
gan las visitas de sus familia-
res y amistades, que Sc intere
san por su salud.
Rogamos por su pronto res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

LOS AGENTES FEDERALES
~INTERROGAN A UN BAN
DIDO EN- RELACION CON
Ell Y ASESI-
NATO DEL NINO MATT
SON y
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

Otra candidate
Otra candidate a dana pa
ra ell CARNIVAL Latino America
no. Nos referimos q la simpa-
tica senorita J~oSefina Chile.
Llevara la represents sion de
la Camara de Concrete de
Tampa.
Las elecciones seran muy re
Midas. Muchas y bonitas mu-
chachas, que por sus suaElda-
DIES haran diffciT la selection.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15
}Otra Junta

lOtra Junta
e. atento joven Salvador
Ceiias, Presidente de la Sec
cion de Recres del Cfrculo Gu
bano, cita q todos los miem-
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

LOS E~LECTRICOS CANA
RON AVER TRES DIE LAS
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

original, constituy6 la admira-
ci6H de todos.
Los muchachos contrataran
una buena orquesta.. -.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

En- les mcmentos en- que Altos
t: 7 Berry deelaraban, Jack Alt
man, I'm Official del parties So
,c;lli a de New York, NANTES
to ore cont;nuara Ell enuipo de
vcluntarics para la columna
"Ergenio Dec. "ue ira a COM
besr a favor de los leales espa-
noles.
psostiene que IA .cclum
"a no Viola ningvna ley y que
prcnto Sc llegara a la Quota de
500 fijada al estado.
Les vo!untariss, d;jo son yer
da 5el 9R=Aarios. Made los
reclrtaSl coaelas no juran fide-
lidad al gobierno de Madrid.
La gaceta., 1937-01-15

Sc abon6 la apuestG doble a $79
Evening star., 1937-01-20
TRADER CASE QUIZ
NOW Up TO JURY
Officials Rest Probe After
Questioning Utility Mans
Widow.
Ry the Associated Press.


SNOW HILL, Md, January 90
States Attorney Thomas F. Johnson
yesterday rested his investigation into
the fatal shooting Of Clarence j.
Trader, utility operator. until the
March term of the Worcester County
grand jury.
johnson stated there was mot suffi-
cient evidence to hold any one in the
case" after he had taken part in a
four-hour private questioning of the
operators widow, Mrs. Jeannette
Trader. He did not disclose what
Mrs. Trader had told the investiga-
tors.
Trader, operator of an electric power
company at Stockton, was found dead
Thursday night in the home of his
estranged wife. He had a bullet wound
near his heart. Mrs. Trader told po-
lice he had killed himself.
States Attorney johnson said the
investigators had considerable" evil
dence in the case. but he would not
make any of it public. He added that
all the evidence will definitely be pre-
Sented to the grand jury" which con-
venes March %.
Mrs. Trader was accompanied to
the questioning by county officials and
State police by friend. Miss Margaret
Pusey Of Pocomoke City. The latter
did not attend the conference
After giving Mrs. Trader permission
to return to her home, Johnson said
"the facts We have do not justify any
definite step at this time" He said
the State police officers would pursue
any new evidence that may develop.
Evening star., 1937-01-20
SPEAKER WILL ATTEND
CALIFORNIA BANQUET

The Speaker of the House and Mrs.
William B. Bankhead will be among
the distinguished guests at the victory
banquet and ball of the California
Democratic Club of Washington at
the MayfloWer Hotel tonight cele-
brating the second Inauguration of
President Roosevelt.
Miss Tallulah Bankhead, famous
actress and daughter of the Speaker,
has been invited.
Fifteen of the Governors attending
the inaugural ceremonies already have
accepted invitations. Acceptances
were received today from Gov. George
H. Earle of Pennsylvania and Gov
Olin D. johnson of South Carolina
Senator John H. Bankhead of Ala
bama will preside at one of the State
tables. Members of the California
Congressional delegation will be the
guests of honor.
Mrs. D. Shreve, president OF the
club, will preside and Isidore Dock
weller, long a Democratic leader ir
California, will be toastmaster. Lee
Carrillo, noted screen star, will be
master of ceremonies.
Dancing will continue until an early
hour.
Evening star., 1937-01-20
FLYING ACTIVITIES
TO Be INCREASED
Local Air Derby Association,
EIecting New Officers, Plan.
ming Program.

The Washington Air Derby Associa-
ton will undertake at once an in
creased program of activity in support
of local private and sports flying, 1t
was announced today, after election Of
new officers, headed by j. Earl Stein
hauer, president. at the annual meet
ing last night in the University Club.
An educational committee will be
created to respond to the requests Of
children In schools, Boy Scouts and
other organizations TO- information
about aviation and flying. There will
be regular meetings, with educational
features designed especially for the
student aviator.
Sports Flying Pioneer.
The new president Is a pioneer in
the development of local sports flying
and has had a leading part in vir-
tually every air meet held here during
the last 10 years. He has engaged in
every phase Of aviation, from. the over
hauling, repair and maintenance Of
aircraft to flying instruction. He
holds Federal transport license
Steinhauer succeeds Chester H. War
rington, one of the founders of the
derby group. who refused to run
again for the presidenc.. and who
was elected secretary. Warrington
also Is president Of the Aero Club OF
Washington.
Other officers elected to serve with
Steinhauer are Clarence S. Bruce,
Bureau of Standards, vice president,
and Mrs. j. H. Prinz. treasurer.
Newly Chosen Directors.
Newly elected directors are George
o. Vass. Capt. Brintnall H. Merchant,
Army Air Reserve: George c. Brinck-
erhoff, manager Of College Park AIR
port; DR.. B. L. Jarman. Commerce
Department aeronautical medical
examiner for the District; Warrington,
H. A. L. Barker. association counsel;
Harrison Buddy" Somerville, former
president of the association: Miss
Helen Frigo and Miss Harriet Sackett,
local holders of international women's
records; j. E. Kreis, Miss Elsie Shan
non, Clarence S. Bruce. Paul Edward
CARRIER, in charge of aeronautical ex-
hibits. Smithsonian Institution; r. B.
Swope, DR.. v. B. Murray. Steinhauer,
Evening star., 1937-01-20
Polite Gesture
To Motorists by
Police q Failure
Drivers DOn'tAppreciate
MOving Cars From,
Barred Zones.

1t would seem that police can't get
away with being nice even when they
try.
Supt. Ernest w. Brown decided it
would be courteous inaugural gesture
merely to move cars parked in re-
stricted areas to places in unrestricted
zones instead of impounding them.
But after working hard last night
with the tow and crane, all police had
this morning for their courteous
gesture" was a headache.
Motorists unable to find their cars
where they parked, were trying to re-
port them stolen at headquarters. To
complicate the situation, no record
had been made of the cars tags or
where they had been moved.
At least one motorist said he pre-
ferred fine to not being able to find
his car.
Evening star., 1937-01-20
MAX FISCHER RITES
TOMORROW MORNING
DR.. Abram Simon to 0ficiate
Burial in Washington Hebrew
Congregation Cemetery.

Funeral services for Max Fischer,
72. treasurer of Woodward & Lothrop
will be held at 10:30 am. tomorrow in
Gawler's Chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania
avenue. DR.. Abram Simon, rabbi OF
the Washington Hebrew Congregation
will officiate, assisted by DR.. Norman
Gerstenfeld, assistant rabbi of the
congregation. Burial will be in the
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery.
Mr.. Fischer died yesterday after a
long illness at his home, 1903 Wood
ley road.
Officers Of the Woodward g. Lothrop
firm, bankers and other prominent
citizens will be honorary pallbearers,
as follows:
Donald Woodward, president Of
Woodward & Lothrop; William w.
Everett, first vice president and gen.
eral manager Of the firm; George N.
Everett, secretary and second vice
president, and Philip M. Talbot, third
vice president and assistant secretary:
j. Frank White, president Of the Ma
tional Bank of Washington; John
Alden, vice president Of the National
Bank Of Washington; Bernard w.
Parker, Melvin Behrends, Julius Refs,
Isaac Cans, D. j. kaufman and Harry
Silverstein.
Mr. Fischer had been treasurer and
member of the firm since it was in
corporated in 1906. He began work
for the store in 1880, when it was
known as the Boston Dry Goods House.
Evening star., 1937-01-20

who was about IS, lame in one foot.
and tattooed on his hands and arms
with "Dood," ID. A. D." and the pic
ture OF woman. The body was car
ried to the morgue after Its discovery
at Pennsylvania Station.
1t is believed the man came in con.
tact with the power line or the loco
motives pantograph.
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STONE WILL RESUME
DUTIES FEBRUARY |

Associate Justice Harlan F. Stone.
one of the liberal members Of the
Supreme Court bench. who has been
Ill for several months, plans to re-
sumo his official duties February !,
it was announced yesterday.
This means that Justice Stone, who
has been convalescing at Sea Island
Beach, Ga, will be back on the bench
in time to participate in the courts
decisions on the validity Of the Wag-
ner act and the social security act.
Justice Stone has been suffering with
an intestinal disorder.
Evening star., 1937-01-20
POLICEMAN is STRUCK
BY HIT.RUN MOTORIST

Policeman Mortimer J. Geary. ninth
precinct, was in Casualty Hospital
today, suffering from injuries received
last night when struck by a hit-and-
run automobile in the l400 block OF
Florida avenue northeast.
The officers left leg was broken and
his head cut severely. At the hospital
his condition was listed as "unde-
termined."
Struck while crossing the street,
Geary, who Is 38 and lives at 48 H
street northeast, was taken to the
hospital by passing motorist.
Evening star., 1937-01-20
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Rain this
afternoon and tonight; slowly rising
temperature tonight; lowest tempera-
ture tonight about IS degrees; to-
morrow occasional rain and warmer;
moderate to fresh northeast shifting
to southeast or south winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Rain and
slowly rising temperature tonight;
rain and warmer tomorrow.
West Virginia-Rain tonight and
tomorrow; warmer tonight, colder to-
morrow afternoon, much colder to-
morrow night and Friday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
very muddy today.