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Activities of Officials
And Diplomatic Set
In the Capital
Secretary of Commerce Returns
From Stay in Carolinas.
Columbus Day Dinner.

TINE Secretary Commerce. Daniel c. Roper has returned
from short stay in the Carolna where
several addresses Secretary and Mrs with
their daughter Mrs Frank Bohn
Gently She will be with her parents until remained
In the West joins her here the Winter
Lieut. Comdr. John w. Roper Secretary
Mrs Roper who has been here leave has left California
Join his shp the Pennsylvania with the Pacific Fleet
The Cuban Ambassador Dr. Martinez Fraga and
the Panama Minister and Sonora de Boyd will be
guests at the dinner which the Spanish Committee
Democracy will give this evening
lubu day. The Spanish Ambassador
de los Rios will be the principal speaker
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Purdum
Hyattsvi Md left Sunday with Postmaster General
Farley for California They will stop points
about two weeks
The Special Assistant to the Secretary James
Clement Dunn will have guests dining with them this
Dunn who has several days the country
afternoon.
Special Deputy Commissioner Internal Revenue Mr.
Edon King who has been in Paris
attending the meetings Of the Fiscal Committee League
Nations
King their daughter Wash
ington during his absence.
Hosfa U S. A. and Mrs Horsfall of Hartford Conn.,
are spending several days at the Martinique.
Genty, widow Col Daniel H Gienty A. will visit
Col and Mrs John X. Herr Bliss
mandng the 7th United States Calvary
Genty will visit Angeles
returning to Washington for the Christmas holidays She will
cupy her at the Mayowe
year, upon her return.
Col L. T. Hess of Columbus Ohio stopping Dodge
while In the Capital.
Col and Mrs Clark Wright of Chicago are at the Martinique
for a brief stay.
Lieut. Curry u S c. g. of oakcrest va enter
tained at dinner at the Country Club Saturday
ming in honor of Comdr Norman Hail. u S. and Hall
Their other guests
MI. and Mrs. Torrance Cunnees of Foxha Village.
Lieut. J. Dickins U. Norfolk Va
are spending short time at the Martinique
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Russian Child Day
Fete Planned
October %.

MRS. j. j. MACK is president of
the Russian Welfare Society,
which will hold its annual Russian
child day program for the benefit Of
Russian children here and abroad,
Friday evening, October 20, at $50
O'Clock.
The program will feature several
popular Russian artists, including
Elena de Sayn, violinist; Tania
Gnoocheff, dancer, and Tamara Omit
rieff, pianist.
Assisting Mrs. Mack on the COM
mittee in charge Of the affair are Mrs.
L. Wsevolod Joukowsky, vice president,
and Mr.. Vladimir Grodsky, secretary
Of the organization.
Each year this group presents a
benefit program to help the Russian
orphanage in New Jersey and other
child welfare projects in their funds
for education, clothes and food for
these children,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd M. Walkinshaw
Of Silver Spring, Md, entertained at
a farewell party Thursday evening for
their son, Coburn Walkinshaw. Among
those present were the honor guests
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Mussina of Washington; his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Owen Walkin-
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Miss Elkins to Wed
The Rev. Glass, Sd.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Samuel Elkins
OF Elkton, N. c., have announced the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Ruth
Kathleen Elkins, to the Rev. William
Wood Glass, Sd. of Winchester and
Halifax, Va. The wedding will take
place the afternoon of November 27
in the Presbyterian Church at Elkton.
Miss Elkins, graduate Of Clarkton
High School, completed her education
at the Flora Macdonald College. Red
Springs, N. c.. where she was an
honor student in music. She was A
member of the Epsilon Chi Society.
The Rev. Mr.. Glass attended Wash
ington and Lee University, Lexington.
Va; George Washington University
in Washington and Union Theoloei-
cal Seminary in Richmond Va. He
has been pastor of group Of Presby-
terrain churches in Halifax County
since graduating a year ago.
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Weddings Announced
Miss Dorothy Wedding Becomes
Bride of Victor Allan Jones.
.HE wedding OF Miss Dorothy
Wedding. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Inglesberry We'd

Wedding, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Inglesberry We'd
L ding. and Mr.. Victor Allan
Jones, son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis M. Jones, took place last eve
ming at 8 o'clock in the Full Gospel
Tabernacle, the Rev. Charles A. Shreve
Of Richmond, officiating. Mrs. Fannie
6hreve Heartsill of Washington sang,
accompanied by Mrs. j. Murl Sharer,
organist, who also played the wedding
music. The church was decorated
with palms and Autumn flowers.
The bride, who was given in mar
Yiage by her father, wore an ivory
satin gown and a tulle veil caught
with orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of roses and lilies of
the valley.
Miss Helen Elizabeth Wedding, sis
ter of the bride, was her maid of
honor, wearing rose MORE gown and
. velvet and tulle hat. She carried
. bouquet of Fall flowers.
The bridesmaids were Miss Miriam
Fort, cousin of the bride, and Miss
Betty Taylor of Arlington, Va, wear
ing blue moire gowns and carrying
bouquets Of Fall flowers, and Miss
Charlotte Lee Truman, cousin of the
bride, and Miss Marjorie Adelaide
Wedding, sister of the bride, wearing
wine MORE gowns and carrying Fall
flowers. They wore hats of velvet to
match their costumes.
Mr.. Benjamin A. Baur of Rochester
was the best man, and the ushers were
Mr.. S. Leland Despair and Mr.. j.
Murl Sharer of Lanham, Md. and
Mr.. John August johnson. and Mr..
Presley A. Wedding, brother of the
bride, both Of Washington.
Immediately following the cere-
money the bride and bridegroom re-
ceived at the church, and later a re-
ception was held in the home of the
brides parents for the relatives and q
few intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will be at home
at 344 Fairfield drive, in Bethesda.
Nd, on their return from a wedding
trip. Mrs. Jones wore tailored blue
dress and gray coat with hat and
accessories to match, for a travelling
costume. She is a graduate of Cen
tral High School.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. Charles
A. Shreve and Miss Ruth Shreve of
Richmond and Mrs. Thomas TwisR
md Mrs. Edward Barrett Of Cum
herland.
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Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington and Its
BY the Way
Beth Blaine

FAREWELLS are always sad In city like Washington
where should get hardened game making good
friends then shortly having them slip off to far
distant lands to proceed with their the diplomatic
world Yet still remains that majority persons hate to
goodby Certainly every one present
terday afternoon the British Embassy Lady Lindsay gave
parting Wrongs of the Canadian Legation
felt sad when they wished Mr. Wrong very
before leaving for Geneva for their post
ina Az A.. M ena o tas s Ma sgon ag
qa% % % ss'SfHfs In son m
iS 9J ss ST. s$
grea 0 a Iag a GuSy
m sr dn ana thu oe oGy gaze
final for cocktail parties N''" 'S pD' 'e A'D0'
se vs o s sue!s % M M M sssd
logging kin with hair and white
Mason @ Mr. @ sesd for number years editor
EmSasJ Esrs in Engaad aS Ao
many and admirers here i oosS'e oy'' VINO mas
,,ae Mrs nsr 2igat 9 Dav5s arrigsa end
fs '1 SiEsa e S a1a
Ss s MT esa 4ons aHa to
q present Sz1a ds@ haay oa ila
- e as ns9ps TO M @ e d the
s%a aSue g are sa a 5s5sss 4ss in
picture De o tine there sI mind mental
xnKlns chsndeers the raa Ba fSa1 roo ane ara
very effective. '(' "i' '' 0i'' De'0iifs 0u'
Ss "sfe sdnh mS z and n MIST co.s Sna
Ms daa Dapa ad Epd sa e I T M s4d Gna @ 5sdy
roll Glover Mr.. and Mrs Acheson Ed1Uard Wental
AThW krocE and Chauncey Parker. informed rs
that hs pte Cecilia sailed Wednesday Queen MARI
ana UM oe aUay until the middle of month. The
@ anoaSy stay 1ca tuly represented and each every
guest DaS UeH looked after By Miss Irene BOYLE after
peIect summer IN her natiUe England looking not ony
weH but smarter and attractive than ever '' S
1t Is indeed relief the Lndsavs and that
includes Miss Boyle for another two
since rumors running wild all that they were NOT
to return this year. ~ ' -0 --''
DMIRAL AND BRISTOL two of the most beloved
entertained yesterday tea in honor of Mr.
ana Mrs Samuel Brown of Brown for many
was the in Pepng of largest American
Oaks Iney Will be IN washington for only Yesterday
guests about the drawing the
interesting collection of fine old Korean chests carved
soony boxes and Ming figures In the dining admiral
neld court over great silver
prev ana the crowd which
lary of both! F WV Pop"-
MIS- Claude Swanson the petite of the Secrearv of
@ M Nnug s Iore oecom1ng dark costume fur trimmed
ana Mrs Perepont Mofat he of the Department ,rho
rec11y f reurnea & from tDo years pose Australia
a ana unUersdy knoUn aunt Bessie cQS ueru handsome
IN black 1Uih lovely siluer tores.
The Misses Peachy were there and talked o Mr. .rs ,sr
@ O1ayton OF Orayon Hall in Charleston c. in
LOW" of the Gay only and dned with them last evening Mrs
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Residential Social Notes
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis Returns
To Capital Residence.

luncheon at the Lotus yesterday,
given by group of friends. Mrs
Alexander H. Beatty and Mrs. Alice
M. Salbert acted as hostesses.
Mrs. Reid is a past president Of the
Sunshine Society, past matron Of
the Sunshine Society, a past matron
of the Esther Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star. and active in other Or
CARNATIONS In Washington.
Mr.. Rufus Putnam, Sd. has as house
guests Mr.. William Sauers and Mr..
Connor Paine of New York City, who
have Just returned from an extended
tour Of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Macfarlan. ac-
companied by Mrs. c. Fisher and Miss
Macfarlan Of Rideewood. N. j.. are
spending few days at the Dodge.
Mrs. Fred K. Hoehler Of Cincin-
natl. Ohio, has joined Mr.. Hoehler at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Freeman were
at home Sunday afternoon at their
nome IN Wesley Heights.
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Suburban Social Notes
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Campbell
Are Due Home Today.

shaw. and their children. David and
Doris Walkinshaw, also Of Washing
ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith
and their children, Barbara, Franklin,
Philip and Paul Smith, and Ella May
Baum OF Silver Spring. Master WAL
kinshaw has been Ill and will leave
this week for Reisterstown, Md, where
ne will spend the Winter at the Chill
dren's Rehabilitation Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin P. Sagendorf
have returned to their home in Fair
fax, Va, after week spent in Atlanta.
Ga, where Mr.. Sagendorf attended a
convention of electrical inspectors
Miss Peyton Moncure Sagendorf of
Swarthmore. Pa, is spending some
time with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Forrest Pot
finger of Hyattsville. Md, are visiting
relatives in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Van Clagett.
Jr., entertained at a cocktail party at
Chelsea, Upper Marlboro, Md, Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Mary
Beale Sasscer, whose marriage to Mr..
Joseph George will take place next
Saturday in Trinity Protestant Epis-
copal Church in Upper Marlboro.
Miss Frances Lancaster of Farm
vile. Va. who was formerly a member
of the faculty of the Herndon High
School, has been the guest for several
days Of Mrs. Raymond N. Wrenn and
Miss Estelle Holden in their home in
Herndon, Va.
Mr.. Malcolm Blythe, ST.. of Lanham,
Nd, is spending some time in De-
troit, where he is attending a business
convention.
Mr. and Mrs. David Horn and their
small daughter, Julia Ann Horn, have
returned to their home in Herndon,
Va. after two weeks vacation trip
visiting relatives in Columbus, N. c.;
Vosburg, Miss, and Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. M. T. Dickey of Lanham. Md.
is spending some time with relatives
in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hanson Boyden of
Hillmead, Md, have been entertaining
Miss Amelia Thomas OF Baltimore,
Evening star., 1937-10-12

RS. DWIGHT F. DAVIS has
|A returned to her residence on
VI Fox Hall road after spend
ing the Summer in South
ampton, Long Island. on her estate.
Bayberry Land, in Shinnecock Hills.
Mrs. Davis, assisted by Mrs. George
Angus Garrett. has busy Winter
ahead OF her with plans for the OPEN
ing and continuance of the Washing
ton branch of the Museum of Modern
Art, which has headquarters in the
Metropolitan Club Building on the
corner Of Seventeenth and H streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Marks have
As their guest in their apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur D. Marks, jr., of Moodmore,
Long Island.
Mrs. Harry A. Ramsay. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Saunders. will
arrive in Washington next week from
her home in Memphis, Tenn. She will
spend month with her parents at
their home in Wesley Heights.
Mrs. J. Edwin Reid was the guest
OF honor at a birthday Anniversary
Evening star., 1937-10-12
Morgenthau Given
Mexican Medal.

The Mexican Ambassador, Senior
DR.. Don Francisco Castillo Najera.
presented to the Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. Henry Morgenthau. jr.
gold medal commemorating the
4ooth anniversary of the founding of
the Mexican mint The mint was the
first established in the Western Hem
lsphere by Viceroy Antonio de Mem
doza from a grant from the Spanish
Crown.
The medal was a gift to Secretary
Morgenthau from the minister of
finance of Mexico, and the ceremony
took place this morning at the
Embassy.
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Birth Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Devereux.
1r, Of Bronxville, N. Y, announce the
birth OF son, Grin Foster Devereux,
October Z. The baby is a grandson of
Col. Frederick L. Devereux, formerly
Of Washington, and a great-grandson
OF Col. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark OF
this city.
Evening star., 1937-10-12

TORMER REPRESENTATIVE and
~ Mrs. Philip Pitt Campbell are
expected to return today to
Windsor. their home on Arling-
ton Ridge in Virginia, after several
days visit with Mrs. James Kerrick at
Stockbridge, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p Griffith
entertained at tea Sunday afternoon
at their home in Silver Spring. Nd, in
honor of the Rev. Frederick M Morris
and Mrs. Morris Of Salem. Mass, who
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Evarts Jud-
son Wagg Among the guests were the
Rev. Richard Aselford and Mrs Asel-
ford and Mrs. Aselford, DR.. and Mrs.
J. Howell Forsyth, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Boyner, Mr. and Mrs. Wagg, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward M. Sherman, Mrs. Louis
T. Rouleau, Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Thompson. ST.; Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Thompson, jr.; Mrs. Marian st.
Maur McCafferty, Mrs. Nettie I. H.
Brougham. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Franklin
Wisner and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Everett Of Silver Spring and Woodside;
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey D. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Crickman and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Russell Mcqueen of Linden.
Md; Mr.. and Mrs. L. M Griffith, sr.;
Mr. Otho Trundle, the Misses Alice
and Anne Trundle. Misses Margaret
and Ann Griffith, Miss Olivia R. Myers,
Mr.. M. H. Griffith, all of Gaithersburg,
Md: Mr. Richard Barton of Utah:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leeds and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert T. Tiffey of Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Simper Waters of Ger
mantown. Md. and Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Griffith, jr., Of Chevy Chase, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred William Reeder
Of Lorton. Va, have as their guest for
several days Mrs. William Wallace
Cookson. ST.. of Washington. Maj. w.
w. Cookson will join Mrs. Cookson
later in the week.
Miss Alice Jane Walker, daughter of
Mrs. w. H. Walker entertained at
dinner party Friday evening at her
home in Takoma Park, Md. Among
the guests were Miss Barbara Smith,
Miss Loretta Yost, Miss Helen Rund-
voldt. Miss Dorothy Greene and Miss
Dorothy Souder
Mr. and Mrs. Hal B. Clagett have
as their guests at Weston. near Upper
Marlboro, Md. Miss Ella Slingluff and
her sister, Miss Valerie Slingluff Of
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shawhan, Miss
Marguerite jackson. Miss Evelyn June
Brumback, Miss Doris Moulton, Mr..
Howard Preston, Mr.. Leland Dodd
returned to their homes in Arlington
last night, following a week end trip
to Richmond, where they went for the
William and Mary and Virginia Poly
technic foot ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd M Walkinshaw
OF Silver Spring, Md, entertained at
a farewell party Thursday evening for
their son, Coburn Walkinshaw. Among
those present were the honor guests
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Mussina of Washington; his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Walkin-
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Beta Chi Sorority
Planning Dance.

Plans are being made for the dance
to be given Saturday night in the
dragon room Of the Wardman Park
Hotel by the Beta Chi Sorority. Miss
Betty Adamson is chairman of the
Arrangements Committee.
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Alpha Phis to Meet.

The Washington Chapter of the
Alpha Phi Alumnae will meet Tuesday
night at o'clock at the home Of Miss
Minna Gill, 1546 Thirty-third street
northwest.
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Miss Mary Eileen Waybright
Wed to Mr.. Carleton Weber.

Wed to Mr.. Carleton Weber.
THE wedding of Miss Mary Eileen
Waybright daughter Of Mr. Frank
P. Waybright Of Kensington. Md, and
Mr.. Carleton William Weber, son of
Mrs. Bertha Weber of Washington,
took place Thursday evening at 8
o'clock at the Warner Memorial Pres
byterian Church in Kensington.
Palms and Autumn flowers formed an
effective setting for the wedding party
and as the guests were assembling a
program of nuptial music was given
by Mrs. John Trader, organist of the
church, and Miss Helen Mclaughlin
sang.
Given in marriage by her father,
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cantS than there were places. so
provision was made for direct en-
try of young men of secondary
education. for training to become
pilots.
The pay of the short term oifi-
GERS began at $l,G25 n year and
was raised to $1,000 at the end
Of ~ months.
YEARLY BONUS PAID
The pilots began ut $1,000 n
wear. which rose to $3.50 when
they qualified to fly. In addition,
short term officers at the end OF
active list service receive a bonus
of $500 for each year served at
ter the first year. and the ahmcn
pilots receive Sl25 year for each
year after the first
The air force received III re-
cent rcarmamcnt appropriations
enough money to increase the
corps from the present 55,S5O Of
ficers and men to 10000. The air
force is receiving many more APP
plications for enlistment than
either of the older forces and cx'
poets to reach its new limit within
few months.
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DRASTIC LYNCHING
BILL PASSES HOUSE
Continued from page one)

tOOIlllllltCu VIM
sion of states rights. Also Sena-
tor William f. Borah, r., Ida,
served notice in sharply worded
statement yesterday that ne is
against 1t.
AT a time when the people in
the states are having the greatest
success in dealing with the lynch
ing problem" Borah said, this
measure is put forth to place a
stigma Of condemnation upon all
their efforts and brand the people
i'm the states as wilfully neglect
ing their duty.
"The measure is legitimate
descendant of those reconStruc-
ton measures which followed the
Civil war. 1t is grounded in the
belief that the people are unable
and unwilling to cope with the
internal affairs Of Il state. Inc
measure is tainted with the un-
American doctrine of Furnishing
the innocent for the acts OF the
guilty" A.
Party lines split sharply as the
bill was stcamrollercd through,
with northern and southern con-
gressmen furiouSly Il e b 4 til 6
terms which permit the govern,
mcnt to prosecute state and local
officers who allow mobS to seize
prisoners and lynch them.
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Tennessee Man
Works Fasts And
Gives All ToPoor

STOPPING OAK, Tenn. April
lG. UP) --- Jackson Whitlow,
As, spent the day doing Il little
digging" in the garden Of his
Cumberland mountain log cabin
home today. while he waited on
"orderS from the Lord" before
ending a fvc-wccks' fast.
The Scquatchic county noun
taineer who hasn't eaten since
March 10 and has lost rs pounds
during his 37-day fast. said ~ am
following the Lords orders
ale told me TO sell all my
goods and give my money to the
poor" the cmaciatcd mountainecr
said. That's what ! did. Then lie
told me to fast and ! haven't eat
en- bite since. | won't eat again
until He tells me- to-
Whitlow said he was follow
er of the Lord" but was not Il
member Of any church. lie for
merly was Il Baptist.
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RELIEF ROLLS CUT
PLAN is ARRANGED
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CONTINUED from page one)
White House limitations that
President Roosevelt, in his forth
coming relief budget message,
will ask considerably less than the
$500, 100000 outlined in his
general budgctary message III
January.
The United Press informant
said that MIR. Roosevelt is expect
ed to rcitcrate that no needy will
be dropped from the relief rolls
because Of reduced appropriations
but that the administrations pol
lev will be to allow the summer
slack to become permanent.
The president, it was said. will
ask congress for slightly more
than 100000, 900 for relief,
which is expected to be between
$50. 100000 and $4O,OOO,OOO less
than originally contemplated. In
consequence, the United Press
was told, there may be Il general
stoppagc Of WPA projects.
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SPANISH TRUCE IS
CALLED FOR BURIALS
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Continued from page one)
red wine, the smashing of the
greatest loyalist offensive in
SPANS l0-monthS-old civil war.
The victorious insurgents, guz-
cling great quantities of "vnto
tinto," celebrated on battlefieids
still strcwn with 1000 enemy dW.d
toll of the Six-dav battle.
| found the sickcning odor OF
death everywhere as toured the
wide arc of Frances steel ring
around the capital.
Insurgents headquarters an
nounccd that the loyalists, throw
ing 100000 men against the
rebel lines on a supreme effort to
break the city's SiX-mOnths siege.
had failed to take - single foot
of our territory"
General Jose Miaja, generals
simo of the loyaliSt armies on the
central front, kept his men in tn"
trenches and calm--brokcn only
by the luSty shouts and singing OF
the inswrgcntS--Settlcd over bat
tlegroundS that were filled with
the din of combat only IS hours
ago,
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CASE "OUT OF HAND"

NEW YORK, April l6.-(UP):
Joseph Hcttler, a deaf mute, had
his wife, Gloria, also deaf mute,
brought into court yesterday to
explain what she did with his ex-
ira pair Of pants. Magistrate
Rrough, a sign language expert.
told them it argue it out, and
watched their flying fingers in
tently. Finally the exchange be-
came so furious he ordered the
case postponed until April 20. "He
asked her if, she loved him." the
iudre said. "Aftcr that the case
got out of hand"
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EARLY END SEEN FOR
CANADIAN STRIKE

CONTINUED from nare one)
tcnanced by me.
al hope that the Clio will with
draw gracefully from the scene
Lewis gangStcrism has nothing IN
common with Ontario labor.
would as soon deal with Scarface
Al Caponc's gang as with Lewis.
"Thc Ontario governments fight
has been won even though the fed
cral government failed"
The corporation was to be rep
resented at today's meeting by
Harry J. Carmichael, vice presi-
dent of General Motors of Cam
ada, and James 3. Highfcld, man.
agcr of the OShawa plant. c. H..
Willard, president Of the Oshawa
local, and other union officers Will
attend. -,
The strike last Thursday. with
the ClO seeking to secure sole
bargaining rights for the UAWA
DISPUTED wage, hour and working
condition negotiations between the
union and the company i'll when
David C"oll participated as the
PROVINCES labor minister. Croll
dropped out when Hepburn imme-
diatcly took a strong stand against
organizers he termed Invaders
and yesterday he and Attorney
General Arthur w. Rocbuck re-
signed because they did not agree
with the premier's policy.
The strike caused quarrel yes
terday between Hepburn and the
federal government, with the pre-,
micr saying the province would
handle the matter "without fed
eral participation"