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Evening star., 1937-01-03
BOMB AT GALES
HOME HARMLESS
Police Seek Motive for Crude
Attempt to Xii! Ex-
President.
~ the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, January IA
beer bottle bomb" found at the home
of former President Plutarco Elias
Gales of Mexico was filled loosely
with black blasting powder, but would
not have exploded and probably would
have done no serious damage II it
had, police and explosives experts
said today.
Police had been unable to estab-
Nsh a motive for what they believed
may have been a crude attempt on
Gales life. Detective Capt Harry
j. Kelley said his men had been un-
successful in attempts to interview
Gales.
Chief of Police George Sears re-
ported experts who examined the
powder said an electrical cap would
have been necessary to explode it.
An unidentified man was sought by
detectives. They said they had his
found on the bottle.
Baulio Estrada, chauffeur-guard OF
the Gales household. reported he
found the bottle, fuse burning, 20
feet from the front of the house last
night, just after seeing man fee
from the grounds.
He said he snatched the fuse out
and pursued the man into nearby Bal
boa Park, but lost him.
At the time. Gales, relatives and
guests were in the house playing
cards.
Gales was exiled from Mexico by
order of President Cardenas in April,
1886. He has described the present
Mexican regime as communistic.
In a recent interview, the erstwhile
"strong man" of Mexico said here his
native land was on the verge of revo-
luton. His exile, he said. was an ag-
gravating factor in the situation.
Police guards were placed about his
home after the bottle was found.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
CUSTER IS DEF|ED
! BY WOMAN MAYOR
Takes Stand Behind Armed
Guards in Daytona
Beach Fight.
b the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, January
2.-The matron Mayor Of Daytona
Beach, defiant in the face Of q gu
bernatorial custer. stood her ground
behind heavily-arped guards today
while the man designated to re-
place her hurled charges Of "fascism'
at her administration.
II shall hold this ONCE until q
competent court orders me out" an
nounced comely Mrs. Irene Armstrong,
middle-aged housewife who obtained
q temporary injunction against en-
forcement Of the custer ordered by
Gov. Dave Sholtz.
II certainly am not legally out now"
Measures Are Guarded.
Harry Wilcox, designated by Sholtz
to succeed Mrs. Armstrong. declined
to disclose measures planned by him
and five fellow appointees to gain
the municipal offices kept from them
by a Circuit Court Injunction.
I'm not telling anbody what I'm
going to do" Wilcox said.
Were going to fight. We're going
to use every legal means to get around
this illegal business.
THE trouble is we don't have Demo-
cratic government in this town; we
have fascism."
Arguments Monday.
Judge Herbert Frederick will hear
arguments Monday on the temporary
injunction granted the Armstrong ad-
ministration, which the Governor
charged with exceeding expenditures,
incompetency and lack Of sound
judgment"
Mrs. Armstrong has been Mayor
less than a month, succeeding her hus-
band, who resigned because he ex-
pected to be removed. Armstrong
and his son are among a number
Of city officials under charges Of ap-
propriating public property to their
personal use.
Sholtz is resident Of Daytona
Beach. His term as Governor ex-
pires next Tuesday. At Tallahas-
see, the capital, he was reported out
Of town and could not be reached
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) A. w. MELLON.
WILL INFORM CONGRESS,

January !, 1887.
MY dear Mr.. Mellon:
The outline Of the terms and
conditions under which the pro-
posed National Gallery of Art is
to be erected and maintained is
admirably set forth in the letter
you handed to me at our confer
ence yesterday.
In accordance with our under
standing, I am referring the cor
respondence to the Attorney Gen.
eral and the appropriate repre-
sentatives of the Smithsonian In.
stitution.
They will be able, I am sure, to
work out in conference with you.
the details Of this fine project and
prepare the necessary papers, in
cluding q draft of enabling leg
islation.
shall be happy to submit the
matter. with favorable recon-
mendation, to the Congress at the
first opportunity.
Very sincerely yours,
(SignedD
FRANKLIN d. ROOSEVELT.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

Dureen. trustee Of the British National
Art Gallery who sold Raphaels Ma
donna and the Child" to Mellon in
1880 for 100000, asserted that the
Alba Madonna" and "The Annuncia-
ton" rank with the greatest paintings
Of all time. Lord Dureen said he con-
sidered the Mellon collection "the
greatest ever assembled by an in
dividual collector"
Another outstanding picture from
the Russian collection Is Raphael's st.
George and the Dragon"
Other internationally known pic
lures include the Pope Innocent" by
Velasquez and important paintings by
Rubens, FL Greco, Goya, Frans Halls.
Holbein, Bellini, Duber, Van Der Wey-
den, Gainesborough, Reynolds, Rooney,
Raeburn and Turner.
A comparatively recent addition is
the only known portrait of Pocahontas,
painted from life in 1916 just before
she died in England. A reproduction
of this work is used in many school
text books.
The Alba Madonna shows st. John
offering the infant Savior q toy cross
while the holy mother watches. The
other Madonna represents the holy
mother seated in q red rose robe with
long, diaphanous veil.
Around the neck, dress and mantle
Is what appears to be q decorative
band of golden embroidery that actu-
ally is the signature of the painter.
The translation Is "l508, Raphael Of
Urbino Pinxit."
During recent years ariginal por-
traits of great Americans have been
added to the collection. One of these
is of Alexander Hamilton-who like
Mr.. Mellon was Secretary Of the
Treasury.
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WOMAN SOUGHT
3, . STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

3. STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, January 2
missing from her hcme here for q
week, Mrs. Elsie Hawkins, 26, the
mother of three children, was sought
by local and Washington police today
at the request of her mother. Mrs May
Hayhoe. who has been i'll since her
daughters disappearance
The missing woman, estranged wife
Of a Washington cab driver, was de-
spondent when she left home. 1861
Rainier avenue. where she lived with
her mother, relatives said. Mrs. Haw-
kins was described as 5 feet, inches
tall, weighing 95 pounds, with blue
eyes and light brown hair.
Her three children range from 4
to years old. Members of the family
said she had been working in Wash
tngton store during the pre- Christmas
shopping rush.
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CONTINUED From First Page.)
empowered to accept other gifts for
the gallery.
8. That only works of art Of "a
similar high standard of quality to
those OF the present collection" be
accepted.
8. That construction Of the gallery
be started Immediately on passage Of
necessary legislation by Congress.
Endowment Fund Offered.
Mellon advised the President he
will set up an endowment fund to
pay annual salaries of director, an
assistant director. q secretary and q
curator, as we'll as to defray cost Of
future acquisitions of art. Other ex-
penses incident to running the gallery
are to be paid by the Federal Gov
ernment.
President Roosevelt told Mellon he
Evening star., 1937-01-03

is referring the correspondence to At
reSentatives Of the Smithsonian In
stitution, so they can work out, in
conference with Mellon, all details Of
this fine project" and prepare neces-
sary papers and a draft Of proposed
legislation.
Il shall be happy to submit the
matter, with favorable recommenda-
ton. to the Congress at the first op-
portunity." the President wrote.
In reply to Melons first letter, pro-
posing the gift, Mr.. Roosevelt said he
was completely taken by surprise"
and was delighted by your very won-
derful offer to the people of the
United States" He said he had long
felt the need for a great national
gallery Of art in Washington.
First Letter to Delano.
Mellon had announced some time
ago his intention of giving his art
works to the Nation. He has had
several discussions with park officials
over a possible site for gallery. The
initial letter to the President was
taken to the White House by Frederic
A. Delano. chairman Of the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission.
In this letter. Mellon pointed out
he has been acquiring important and
rare paintings and sculpture" for
many years with q view to forming a
nucleus for Q national art gallery in
Washington.
Such a gallery" he said. would be
for the use and benefit of the general
public, and it Is my hope that 1t may
attract gifts from other citizens who
may in the future desire to contribute
works of art Of the highest quality to
form a great national collection"
He said he wished to restrict the
gallery to art that is the best Of its
type"
II have tried to adhere to this
standard in the collection I have
made he wrote. That collection is
representative of most Of the great
masters Of Western Europe and in
cludes outstanding works Of art which
acquired from the Hermitage Gallery
in Russia. It also contains Renais-
sance sculptures. including most of
those formerly in the Dreyfuss COL
lection in Paris"
Three Raphaels Included.
In the collection are three Ra-
phaels-two of them, the famous
Alba Madonna" and the Niccolini
Madonna" from the Hermitage. The
Alba Madonna" cost Mellon $l.166,
400 and the latter $875,00
The priced Titan painting. Toilet
of Venus" is said to have cost him
$660,000. Botticelli's Alteration Of
the Magi" was purchased from the
Hermitage for $838,350. Perugino's
"Crucifixion'' was added to the col
lection at a cost of s2O1,250. Jan van
Eyck's "Annunciation" was bought
from Soviet authorities for $517,500
There are at least four Rembrandts
including his Death Of Lucretia.' II
There are scores of other noted works
by European masters.
The Dreyfuss collection includes
sculptures by Donatello. Verrocchio
Desiderio di Settignanno and others
Of the Italian Renaissance period.
Among other recent acquisitions are
rare works by the early Italian school
which included Masaccio, Antonello di
Messina, Pisanello and Cimabue.
The collection of American portraits
includes Savage's group paintings of
Washington ad his family at Mount
Vernon, q Stuart portrait of Wash
ington and a Trumbull portrait of
John Hamilton.
Rank With Greatest Works.
According to an Associated Press
dispatch from Pittsburgh, Lord Joseph
Evening star., 1937-01-03
MAN FREEZES TO DEATH
Doctor Loses Way in Blizzard 8
Miles From Stalled Car.

HOXIE, Kans., January 2 R.-
DR.. L. H. Mccartney. so, Hoxie osteo-
path, who became lost in a blizzard
last night. was found dead today in q
field 3 miles north Of his stalled
automobile.
He had left his home on q call to q
patient last night. Volunteers searched
for him through the night and to-
day.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Art Gallery

CONTINUED From First Page.)
Evening star., 1937-01-03
Steel Workers to Organize.

PITTSBURGH, January 2 R.-The
Committee for Industrial Organization
announced tonight that q group Of
aggressive employe representatives
of the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp.
met secretly this week and formed
the "Pittsburgh-Aliquipp c. I. o.
Council"
Evening star., 1937-01-03

conditions and rules governing the
acceptance Of objects Of art.
Ninth. If this offer has your
approval and that Of the regents Of
the Smithsonian Institution, it is
stipulated that the erection of the
building will proceed Immediately
upon the acceptance Of the offer
and the passage of the necessary
legislation by Congress. Instru-
ments Of conveyance and gift will
be executed upon these happenings.
On completion Of the building, it
shall be turned over to the proper
governmental authorities with the
collection of paintings and sculp-
lures hereby offered. to be admins
tered by the aforementioned
board of trustees.
In addition to the gift of the
art collection and a building in
which it and similar collections
may be housed and displayed, I
further propose to establish an
endowment fund for the gallery,
the income from which shall be
used to pay the annual salaries of
. director, assistant director, a
secretary and q curator of the GAL
lery, and for future art acquisi-
tions. but not for the upkeep Of the
building and other administrative
expenses and salaries, which I have
hereinbefore stipulated shall be
provided in appropriations to be
made by Congress. The amount Of
such endowment fund and the
terms and conditions governing its
operation will be subject to further
consideration and will be stated
In the instrument creating the
fund.
The exact form Of these gifts,
and the details for carrying them
into execution, are questions that
can be agreed upon by counsel
representing the Smithsonian In
stitution or the Government and
myself.
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Map shows proposed site OF the National Gallery OF Art
,uhh offered erect at cost OF betpeen 100000
and S9OO0O0O Mall The building oould be constructed
Streets fronting Constitution
street, betoeen Constitution and Independence
nues apould The tract be0een Third and Fourth
future extensions On part OF the
site foundation the Victory Memorial AUDITORIUM 0hh
mould abandoned.
Evening star., 1937-09-28

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Trailer Town Thrives.

With the increasing interest In
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near London. is awakening. 1t has 30
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~ trailers, painted red, green and
blue. Many of the vehicles have
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"Manley's Town" was started years
ago as a Winter home for travelling
sfcwmen, but is becoming modern
with the arrival of new trailers.
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THE FOLLOWING PLACES MUST BE
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MT. PLEASANT-Beautiful. large. sunny
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showers; freproof bldg: 24-hr. elevator
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| 1884 COLUMBIA RD.. $3.50 ws: single
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