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La gaceta., 1937-02-03

una botella y me strive un vast
to tallado de vino de Malaga.
Herr Silberstein, entretanto
CORE con sus pasitos cortos q
un velador adornado con platos
de porcelana, colmillos curva-
dos de jabali, pitilleras Y un pa
quote de cerfllas con cabezas
encarnadas, verdes Y azules.
7tD6nde estan los cigarri-
Hos que habia aquf?-clama,
blandiendo su voz, sudorosa.
No Sc molesten ustedes-
les digo-. Muchas gracias, pc
no no tomo NADIA.
Los dos viejos sc quedan mi
rando fijamente al suelo fami-
liar del comedor. Del vase, ex-
cesivamente lleno, bajan resba-
lando tres gotas, que caen So
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

-Si-repite-; tiene mucha
razon en- no querer NADIA de vo-
sotros. Cuando alguien Sc porta
bien conmigo, en- seguida que
reis pagarselo. Parece como 81
tuvi6seis miedo de que sin vues-
tros regalos nadie quisiese ser
amigo milo. Pero esos amigos
que vosotros os buscais, no los
quiero 20. Yo no quiero COM
prar, para mi, NADIA.
@C6mo que no quieres COM
prar para ii nada?-exclama
su padre, estupefacto, olvi-
dandose de mi presencia-.
iQue cosas Sc tie ocurren, hon.
'bre, para ser va un chico de
doce amos!
-No-insiste Ls6n,Gon VOC
dura-. A mi no me interesa
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
Lo que John Kieran opnhtS {
pelsaBob Pastor @ LUIS
El pdsil no pudo acercarse al andArin

una casilla de~ Raeldfono.
Tn pugil de solo pudo pc
garle a Past4 dos golpes en-
diez asaltos, jkmas hubiese pues
0 uno de 81 guantes encima
de slatteryIY slattefy podia
pegar y cot ler. La dnica dificul
tad de Jinscny era que tenia la
mandfbula de CRYSTAL, 10 mismo
que otros. defectos que c~ortaron
su actsaci6n como gladiator.
Los tipos a prop6sito CARA
Luis son les hombres como PriS
mo Camera y Big Bad Baer.
Pastor suhi6 al ring" con
pedazos de eslsafadrapo en- las
cejas y ell "Ghifflin' nj si91ie-
ra los TOGO con gus guantes en-
toda la NO he. Pastor mo us
seriC Iano a la reputation de
J. ! Lris. Los nreliminaristas
comparados con Luis y Pastor,
lueieron como campeones mum
diales. Nathan Mann derrib6
con all bellisimo gancho a su
rival. I'm oscuro caballero la
mado BLUNT" prso a dormir q
Jack Trammell.
Hablase de repetir de nuevo
Ia pelea Luis-Pastor. Serfa CO.
mo repetir Ell fracaso Baer-
3raddock 0 Ell escandalo Shar-
'aey4Scott en- Miami,
Antes de la "revancha" de-
biera crearse una medalta pa
ra ell andarin o corredor v to-
marie ell tempo en- la carrera.
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ner en- 81 sitio, muy triste los
cigarrillos, y la madre echa otra
veg ell vino en- la botella.
Y los dos me miriam recelosos,
creyendo que desprecio sus OBJ
sequios por venir de ellos.
Leon vuelve la cabeza dulcs-
mente, Y exclama:
-iTieRe raz6n!
Los padres Sc quedan miriam
dole, atonitos.
-IPor que?-pregunta el
viejo.
Leon reclina la cabeza contra
una almohada. Sobre ell blanco
crudo de la cubierta, su carita
cobra TN tono de cera Y sus
grandes ojos sc ensombrecen.
Su mano, irrealmente delgada,
descansa sobre Ell respaldo.
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
PORTE S
CAPABLANCA TO M AR A
PARTE EN- Ell TORNEO
DE AJEDREZ DE MAR
GATE

Londres, feb. 3.-Jose Raul
Capablanca, 81 excampe6n mum
dial de ajedrez, tomara parte
en- ell torneo del Congreso de
Ajedrez del Condado de Kent.
q. Sc efectuara en- Margate, In
glaterra, entire los dias 81 de
mario y 8 de abril.
Ademas de Capablanca juga-
ran en- ell torneo, entire otros, ell
DIR. Alexandra Alekhines otro
e~xcampe6n; Ell DIR. Max Euwe,
al campe6n, y ell famoso ajedre-
cista americana Reuben Fine.
Patrocinan ell congreso Lord
Dunsany, presidente de la Aso-
ciaci6n de Ajedrez; Sir Ronald
H. A. Storrs, ell captain j. A.
Lowther, Sir George a Thomas,
Ell CONCEAL F. L. Pettman y La
dy Margaret Hamilton-Russell
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

bre ell pulcro mantel de la me
sa, poniendo en- su Iblancura una
mancha triste de color morado.
Herr Silberstein, que ha en-
contrado al cabo su paquete de
cigarrillos, arranca de Ell peque-
mas tiras de papel, con las que
juega distrafdamente.
e. vino de Malaga y los ciga-
rrillos me bailan delante de los
oios. Solo veo ell vasito v ell pa
quote. E interpuesta delante de
la dicha la orden cruel de ami
go. Pero 10 cruel es 10 que nos
hace her6icos.
-Perdonen ustedes-repito,
suspirando bajo ell tormento de
una profunda cortesia-, no
pueds tomar NADIA.
Herr Silberstein vuelve a po-
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
"a omis6n Atleica de New York Sc planteara
hoy la Eetirada de BraddSck para Chicago
Dieese que la Madison Square Garden
recurrira a los Tribunales

New York, feb. "a la
omission atletica del estado Sc
prssentaran boy, explicando los
motives de haber acceptable un
match con Jose Luis, que Sc efec
tuara en- chicago, ell campe6n
James J. BraddqckS u director
lie sus negocios, ST.. Joe Gould.
La retirada de b. ad6ock ha-
cia Chicago ION una oferta de
$500,000 es hoy la coqnidilla de
odos lc circu.os . x~siticos.
Apare@e q e Il com.s;Ln ats
letica neSyorqun ne Sc opondrs
a Ia de Illinois que la Madi-
ION Sqlare Garoen Sc opope
Il Club Siglo Veinte, que los
oeri6dicos estan en- desaeuer :
do y que en- primer lugar Sc
lestaca 81 dinero, las bolsas de
gran tamaho.
Braddock y Gould, cogidi-
tos del brazo, pediran que la
comisi6n les devuelva la fian,
"a de $4,000 que han prestado
y explicaron por que no de-
ssan pelear con Max Schmel-
ing en- ell mes de JUNO. La Pc
lea Notwithstanding, a ju
clio de Jimmy y Joe, no dara en-
New York nj para compra
I'm paquetito de mani. Ha ofre
cido boycotear ell match la l.
ga Anti-Nazi.
Els muy probable que Sch !,
melting y su cohorte ganen e
primer asalto.... y que la CO.
mission lie olga a los dos indi-
viduos: mas probabilidades tie
men ustedes de comprar ell
! puente de Brooklyn que de re.
cuperar los $4,000.
Ell general Phelan cree que
TODD ell asunto debiera pasar-
Sc a 10 stribunales.
La Madison Square Garden
posiblemente recurrira a DOS
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
-iContra quien?

-lContra QUEEN?
Contra todos los que lie
ofendan o lie insulten.
-5Y contra los que lie la.
men judo por la, Gale tam
bien?
-Tambien, ST, senior, pues
ESQ es una ofensa.
-lPodemos, entonces, es.
tar tranquilos?-me pregunts
trazs ado en- ell aire con las ma
nos ssndos signoS de interro.
gacion.
-Naturalmente-le digo-,
pues lie daremos una paliza a
cualquiera que Sc meta con 81.
Leon, reclinado en- su asiento,
aparta la vista con disgusto de
los gestos colericos de su padre.
La madre abrs una alacepa SAGA
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

New York, feb. 3t-John Kie
ran ha. escrito 10 que Sigue So
bre la pelea entire Bob Pastor y
Jose Luis: Bill Robinson,se eel ge-
nial 6ailarin de tap, corrit
100 yardas hacia atras en-
Is 1/5 segundos.
Desgraciadamente Bob Pas
.or cubri6 un curse en- "zizzag''
en- la Madison Square Garden
la otra noahe, y los reIojes nc
comprobaron debidamente 81
elocidad. Por este queda toda.
ia en- los libros la marcas de
Robinson.
Algunos espe%adores Sc mos
traron disgustados cuando sa-
liam del Garden. Els cierto que
recibieron una gran carrera
por su dinero, pero ellos paga-
ron por yer un conbate a pune
taos.
Luis es acknowledgements RAJ
pido con sus manoS, pero en- 10
que a las piernas respecta pare
ce tener en- cada pie una cade-
"a y Una bola de hero. Los es-
pectadores no pudieron yer en-
acci6n los punos del Shutter.
La carrera de persecution tu-
vo principle en- ell primer asal-
to y q negro no pudo acercarse
a Pastor 10 suficiente para res
pirarle en- la nuca. Pastor esta-
ba ALI para durar diez asaltos
y hacer que Luis luciera NAL.
En- los dos esfuerzos tuvo COM
pleto exito.
A medida que Luis pelea me
jor sc conocen sus cualidades en-
ell "ring" v sus punntos debiles.
Max Schmeling probe que ell ne
gro no saba defenderse. Ahora
Pastor ha probable que es mug
lento en- ell ataque.
Lo que Luis prefiere es al
guien que lie ataque o Sc ponga
dentro del alcance de sus pufos.
81 Luis no pudo alcanzar a
Pastor on un ring ordinario,
jamas hubiera podido alcanzar
a Tommy Loughran o a Jimmy
Slattery, en- otros dfas, aunque
los hubiesen puesto juntos en-
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

tribunales federales. Giene en-
su poder cuatro contratos fir
mados por Braddock, pero ell
quebrantamiento de esos docu
mentos Sc realizara en- Ch;ca.
go. 81 Braddock insiste en- pc.
lear con Luis saldran a la pa.
lestra los alguaciles eap 6rde-
mes judic;ales, cit4eid ,, etc.
Considerase POSI- DIES.
ou6s de. round" dS hoy ur
,cuesdo de la Garden y el
stub S Clio Ve.nte, con vistas al
future,
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
La Gaceta Folletfn No. "a
LOS QUE TENIAMOS
Ernesto Glaeser
K DO(E AMOS

II jh, ST.. Brosius
Leon, dejando vagar silencio-
samente su mirada a traves
del balloon.
iQue raro-pienso-que no
se haya entusiasmado en- Sc
guida con nuestra idea!
Herr Silberstein Sc nos acer
ca y, colgada de su brazo, la.
madre de Leon.
-1De modo que han aeor-
ado ustedes protexerls?
--f6, sshor--le dieo.
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
Rada de 10 que Sc compra

Adoa ue 10 que Sc compra.
Herr Silberstein Sc none a
dar vueltas, desconcertado =
Jadeante, por ell conedor, CO.
mo una f'era eniaulada. Suda.
De vez en- euando sonrfe dis
traido y abrocha y desabrocha
nerviosamente, con la mano
derecha, ell dltimo bottom de la
americana.
TODD en- ell mundo es me-
gocio-grita de pronto. fuera
de 81, Y sus palabras COCHRAN
ahora un marcado acento nor
teno- itodo, TODD! Desde 81
buen Dios hasta ell 1ltimo CEN
umetro de percal. TODD hay
que pagarlo. No 10 divides.
Quien no da NADIA, NADIA rsci-
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
COMITE DEL FRENTE
POPULAR A
CCITACION

Sc eta a todos los miembros
de este Comite para la janta
regular que tendra efecto en-
la noche de hoy, microbes 3
de Febrero, en- ell Centre Obre
TO.
Sc precisa la ~asistencia de
todos.
Fl Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
LEGO Ell OPONENTE DE-
ISIDORO

I'm vigoroso muchaSho d.
Georgia, Joe Lipps, arrib6 a.
yer a esta ciudad y manans
por la noche peleara, en- Ben
jamfn Field, con ell vasco Isl.
doro Gaztanaga.
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
CON LOS qua NTES

Gaztanaga ha dicho que "a
costara" a Jose Lipps en- ell pr
mer asalto.
Lipps afirma que lie tirara
antes del tercer asalto.
Los viejos cuentos para en-
itusiasmar a los "fieles."
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

Panama, feb. Bel general
Unico, presidente de Gratenaa-
la, reconoci6 la conquista de E7@
Utopia por Italia al aceptar las
credenciales del nuevo ministro
italiano, Sig Enrico Bombisri,
La noticia de aaber sido acep
tadas las credenciales fue SUI
primida de los peri6di:os de Gin
ID de Guatemala durante nre-
We dfas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-03
LA GACETA

Ell periodico en- idiOna Espansl
d. mx siscmlacion en- Tampa.
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
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La gaceta., 1937-02-03

@EsOIesn
Victor Ssreci "acost6s' ayaC
al pebre Lenero, Luis Coma
lez, en- Jacksonville.
81 Luis sigue como va, muy
pronto lie verer1os en- la Gale
de Fortuna, junto al puente,
preguntando con entera serie.
dad: iMe pueden decir como
Sc va hacia ell barrie de Warry
Roberts?
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

70 he vencido a Tony Can
celia, Leroy Borwn, etc., dice
.Lipps con los labios apretados
Yo he acknowledgements
Tsidoro-a los hombres que
vencieron a Cancela, Brown y
toda la familia de semibarri-
cones y barrigones.
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

Jimmy Braddock ofrecerd
"bouts" de exhibition bajo e
mando de Mike Jacobs.
LIE han escogido en- calidaG
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

= Con toda sSguridad que &
Cook y KotwisoAse diran: MI.
chachos, 81 quieren cobrar tie.
men que tirars1 de manera e5;
pectacular. Ia pronto los
nos de BradAQck Sc anh :
men a Ia nand buIwse ira
la Iona y asuntS conclVtdo.\
81 no Sc poqkan bien no CO.
braran, no col raran,
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

de s"smansos corderos'' a Eddie
Kotwiska Y un negro llamado
Eddie ~C9agRaa6Sese ser de la
Habana.
|. NosotgOs omen :
I;dar un pdgil cor F1ente para
Braddock: LSe Carthy.
La gaceta., 1937-02-03

Chino Alvarez~venci6 er
Jacksonville Soh& Dean
La pele1a que deseaban traer
nos para AGA y que nosoSos re
chazamos.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
D. C. WATCHMAN
SHOT BY Thief

Shot in the left hip by "tall,
thin colored man" whom he sur.
prised in the act of robbing prem.
Uses he had been assigned to guard,
Edward G.. Brown is in an undeter.
mined condition at Casualty Hos.
pital.
Brown, who is employed by the
Burns Detective Agency. was on
duty at the L. P. Steuart Company
garage at 139 Twelfth st. N. E. At
$50 a. m. today he surprised the
colored burglar, who had entered
the front door of the building with
a skeleton key.
The man fired one shot from a
.32-caliber pistol. He then drove
an automobile through the rear
door of the garage and escaped,
Brown lives in the 1900 block Of
Park Road Northwest. His wife,
Mrs. iona Brown, is at his bedside
The Washington times., 1937-09-06

Rudy Killing, Lemont, ILL.,, winner
Of yesterdays Greve race was
third, and Ray Moore, San Fran.
cisco, flying Frank Fuller's Bendix.
winning Seversky, was fourth.
ALL QUALIFY
All automatically qualify for the
Thompson Trophy Race, as six
filters finished qualifying races
yesterday and only 10 entrants
are allowed.
Whitman was flying his D-12
racer, Turner his Brown special,
and King his Air Industries
Special.
Wittman's time of 259.108 miles
per hour was two-tenths of a
second faster than Turner's,
which was 258.903. King had
$40 .903 and Moore 241,565.
Capt. Alex Papana, of the Rou.
manian Royal Flying Force, here
as a stunt flyer, may take off on
his projected European hop from
here late today.
The youthful Papana, who is
tennis champion of Roumania and
a bobsled titleholder, was accom-.
panied here by the Roumanian
Ambassador.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
M'|VER TO FACE
D. C, GRAND JURY

Duncan McIver, %, today was
ordered held for the Grand Jury
by Judge Robert E. Mattingly on
charge of assaulting his wife,
Barbara, 10, with a deadly weapon.
Bond was set at $4,000.
Mrs. McIver was treated at
Emergency Hospital for cuts on
the hip and both arms and for
facial bruises. The cuts, police
were told, we're inflicted with an
automatic jack knife with a four
inch blade, in the course of an
alteration at the McIver residence
in the 1900 block of Eleventh st.
N. w., Saturday night.
The McIvers are the parents of
the five-months old baby. whose
lifeless body was found on her
parents bed August 10. The couple
and William L. Kiker, Mrs. Nc
IVer'S father. were held for inves-
tigation until an autopsy disclosed
that the infants death was caused
by accidental suffoeation.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
Chinese BGLk
NippOn's Drive
BY M. C. FORD

SHANGHAI, Sept. 6 G.N.S0
With a laundering bombardment
which took the lives of hundreds
CT Chinese soldiers and civilians,
Japan today futileiy hurled $4,000
men into the first grand offensive
on the 20-mile Shanghai front.
Against China's human wall OF
100000 along the north fringe of
the Anglo American settlement
Nippon's host was stopped dead in
its tracks.
Buildings and costly stock Of the
American-owned Bell Lumber Com,
pany in shanghai's Hongkew sec
ton were destroyed by an incen-
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. p
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
Continued Cool
Forecast for D. G..

Continued cool weather tonight
and tomorrow was forecast by the
Weather Bureau today. With the
temperature falling to so at 1880
a. M, today's high was not ex-
pected to exceed 10. Yesterdays
sudden change from the hot
weather saw the mercury drop
from a high Of "a degrees at II
a. m. to a low Of SO degrees at
midnight.
Storm warnings which were
raised from Delaware Breakwater
to the Virginia Capes as strong
northwe It winds beat the Mary.
land and Virginia coast last night
went dowr at $50 a. m. today,
officials at the weather Bureau
said.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
c. |. 0. LEADER
HANDED entire
.ONUS FOR SPLIT
President Called
Greatest Friend

DALLAS, Tex. Sept. 8 G.N.S0.
Praising President Roosevelt as the
greatest friend of labor who ever
sat in the White House." William
Green, president Of the American
Federation of Labor, gave sam
pie" Of the Labor Day speech he
will give today by an attack upon
John L. Lewis and the c. I. o.
Without mentioning the C. I. o.
chieftain by name, Green said
Lewis was solely responsible for
the current breach in labor ranks.
The Lewis attack upon President
Roosevelt, Green said, was because
1.-THE President did not do what he
wanted him to do"
This was the subject Green in.
dictated he would speak upon to-
day from the Cotton Bowl of the
Pan American Exposition grounds.
The A. F. of L. chief made his
annual pre-Labor Day speech at
fMcFarlin auditorium at Southern
Methodist University, sharing the
platform with the university'S
president, Charles c. Selecman.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
DR.. ORTIZ WINS
IN ARGENTINE

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 6
Q.N.S0. Three persons were
killed in clashes and a plot on the
life of President Augustin P. Justo
was frustrated as DR.. Roberto M.
Ortiz, sponsored by Justo, rode to
apparent victory in the presiden-
tial election.
Hand grenades and bombs were
seized by police in a raid on the
residence Of a revolutionary leader
who planned, it was said, to do
away with President Justo. Troops
reestablished order at Tres Ar
royos, where a mob of 300 radicals
battled police, killing one.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
War on Religion
Demanded by NaZi

BERLIN, Sept. 6 Q.N.S0.
Jumping Protestant, Catholic and
Jewish leaders as enemies Of
Naziism, Alfred Rosenberg. former
head Of the Nazi Foreign Bureau,
today summoned the party to a
fight to the finish on all three.
RoSenberg's assault included criti-
cism of Methodist Bishop Francis
J. Mcconnell, of New York, for his
press statement called "An Ap-
peal To World Conscience" which
also was signed by the Jewish
leaders, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise
and Samuel Untermeyer.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
Flares Believed
From Lost Fliers

BARROW, Alaska, Sept. 6
G.N.S0.-Two flares, sighted by
Eskimo hunters against the Arctic
skyline far to the north Of here.
today aroused hope they might be
signals from Pilot Sigismund Leva-
nevsky and his five Russian COM
panions, who vanished on a flight
over the North Pole nearly a
month ago.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
700 Masked MGrcherS
Protest Ford Conditions

DETROIT, Sept. 6 G.N.SD.-Ap-
proximately TOO masked men
marched in a Labor Day parade
here today, carrying signs they
were workers of Henry Ford
masked to protect our jobs"
Signs they waved also identified
them as members of the C. I. O.'S
Automobile Workers Union, which
is conducting a drive to organize
the $4,000 workers in Ford's main
plant in Dearborn.
The masked marchers were pre-.
ceded by a float. On the float was
the replica of a prison. A sign on
the prison said;
Dearborn"
A man in a red mask leaned
from a barred window of the
prison replica, shouting to the
crowd at regular intervals:
How does ii feel to be free2"
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
Britain Protests
Seizure of Vessel

LONDON, Sept. 6 G.N.sJ-The
British charge d'affaires at Hen
daye was instructed today to pro
test to the Salamanca government
against the seizure by a Spanish
insurgent cruiser Of the British
steamship Burlington.
It was stated here that the
cruiser took the Burlington to
Palma on September 2.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
Cycling Girl Found
After 5-Day Hunt

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Sept.
6 G.N.S0-Constance Lyman, 49,
year-old daughter of Charles E. Ly.
man, chain store executive, who
disappeared on a bicycle five days
ago, was believed returning to her
home today in the company of
her mother.
Local police declared they I'm.
derstood Mrs. Lyman had found
her missing daughter somewhere
in New Jersey or Pennsylvania, |"
ending an eightState police
search.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
100000 Jam Park
To Hear LeLUis Speak

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 6 G.N.SO.
More than 100000 persons were ex.
pected to jam South Park here
today to hear an address by John
L. Lewis, leader of the Committee
for Industrial Organization.
Preceding the main address,
Lewis journeyed to nearby Leech,
burg this morning, where $4,000
persons were on hand for a Labor
Day celebration.
IN HARMONY WITH GUFFEY
Questioned at a pre-arranged
press conference as to his radio
speech last week in which he re-
ferred to those who supped at
labor's table," he replied:
you can look down the list
for yourself and see who has
supped at labor's table"
He expressed himself as pre-
cisely in harmony with the SEN
timents enunciated by Senator
Joseph Guffey" in his address
which called for a political purge
of those Senators and Representa-.
tives opposed to the Presidents
court plan.
'BLUDGEONED BY COURT"
Labor has been bludgeoned
by the Supreme Court so long
that sentiment has solidified for
a changed system and there is
need for new blood on this
body" he said. Labor hasn't
forgotten that this is the same
Supreme Court which struck
down every bit of legislation
designed to aid and alleviate the
conditions Of labor"
Lewis parted most of the ques.
tionS referring to national issues
with a brief no comment at this
time"
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
Pixies Peak Climb
Draws 18 Drivers

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Sept. s Q.N.S0.-Auto racing fans
were gathering here today to wit
ness the annual 12-mile Labor Day
race up Pixies Peak.
Eighteen veteran drivers are to
take off in five minute intervals.
Officials reported the road in good
condition after it had been cleared
Of snow banks two days ago.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
Nazi Ocean Plane
AtPOrtWas

PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y,
Sept. 6 QN.S0.-The German
transatlantic seaplane, Nordmeer,
under command of Capt. Joa-
chin H. Blackenburg, arrived
here at TAO a. m. (E. D. to to-
day after an overnight flight from
the Azores.
The Washington times., 1937-09-06
TRAFFIC KILLS
I; TOLL IN D. c.
FOR YEAR IS IS
Over so Are Hurt;
Three Drowned
Shanghai Street Corner Literally Covered With Dead IT

Sudden death on the highways
in the Washington area had
claimed seven lives and injured
more than so persons as the first
two of labor's three-day holiday
came to a close.
Three more deaths were re
ported by drowning,
The death yesterday Of William
MearnS, "a, who was struck last
Thursday by a car at Seventh and
H Streets Southwest, brought the
Districts fatality toll for 1887 to
70. compared with SO for the same
period last year.
DEAD ARE LISTED
Killed in traffic mishap were:
Roy Butler, 20 Of 2 Sixth st.
8. e.
r. Francis johnson, %, Of 921
Maryland Ave. s. w.
Howard Sheetz Il, of Fair
fax. Va.
Mrs. Ellis A. Smouse, IS, of
$50 East Capitol st.
Clara Mae Shif flet, ii
months, of Edgemere, Md.
Arnold Calvin Wolfe, 20, Of
+ los Flower Ave-, Takoma Park.
w. F. walker, 81, Of the HOO
block Of Twenty-fifth st. N. w.
Those drowned were:
Robert E. Dove, II, of Hyatts-
vile.
Carroll Hayes, 81, of Hyatts-
vile.
Joseph Francis Bell, of Edge
wood, Md.
RACE OF DEATH
Most unusual Of the accidents
was that in which Roy Butler, 20,
Of No. 2 Sixth st. s. E. and Arnold
Calvin Wolfe, %, of Takoma
Park, persisted early yesterday
after their car had collided with
another following a race in which
the machines bumped several
times in passing and repasSing
each other.
Police say the wild ride from
Wheaton to Kensington, Md. fol-
lowed an argument between a
group of young persons in a beer
parlor.
John c. Wingrove, 10, of the
$500 block Twenty,second st. N,
E., driver of the second car, was
held in $500 bail. Wolfe was
driving the death car, which skid
ded from the road and crashed
into a telegraph pole.
Riding with Wingrove were Vic
tor Murphy, 81. Of 1913 Sligo Ave.
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Barbara and Son
Make Bow in i. S.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6 QN.SO.
Making her first visit to her
native land since the birth of her
son in London, Countess Haugwitz-
Reventlow is among arrivals due
here today on the liner Queen
Mary.