Sratlya.
BAXTER. PERCY MULLANE. On Thurs
day November 17. 1938. at his residence.
6404 9th st. n.w.. PERCY MULLANE
BAXTER, ated 84 years, beloved husband
of Minnie Ida Baxter and father of Nor
man. Howard and Charles Baxter. Mrs.
Bertha Rueaes. Mrs Gertrude Powers.
Mrs. Thelma Pumnhrey. Mrs. Marauerlte
Bamberaer and Mrs. Irene Simpson.
Friends are invited to call at Hunte
mann's funeral home. 6732 Georaia ave.
n.w
Funeral services Monday. November 21.
at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends Invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
BRADIN. CLARK W. On Thursday.
November 17. 1938. at Oarfleld Hospital.
CLARK W. BRADIN of 2218 13th st. n.w..
beloved son of the late Robert and Har
riet Bradin
Funeral from the V. L. Speare Oo.. 1009
H st. n.w. on Saturday. November 19. at
11 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BROOKS. ADOLPHUS. On Friday. No
vember 18, 1938, ADOLPHUS BROOKS of
1864 6th st. n.w.. husband of Aurelia
Brooks, father of Mildred Brooks. Re
mains resting at Frasier's funeral home.
389 R. I. ave. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
CALLAN. GERTRUDE. On Thursday.
November 17. 1938. at her residence. 3837
Myrtle ave. n.e. GERTRUDE, beloved wife
of the late Andrew F. Callan.
Funeral from the above residence on
Saturday November 19. at 8:30 a m Re
ouiem mass at St. Francis De Sales'
Church at 9 a m. Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 18
CALLIS. ROBERT HERBERT. On Thurs
day. November 17. 1938, at the Naval
Hospital. ROBERT HERBERT CALLIS. be
loved husband of Millicent Callis. father of
Rnb»rt W Callis and Mrs. Catherine
Travers and brother of Mrs. Mabel Page
*nd Bernard O., Charles L. and Garnet
T Callis.
Funeral services at the W. W chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st
se.. on Monday. November 31. at 1:30
n.m.: thence to Fort Myer Chanel, where
services will be held at 3 n.m. Intkrmont
Arlington National Cemetery. 30
CARTER. FRANCES. Departed this life
Wednesday. November 16. 1938. at 450 P
st. n.w. PRANCES CARTER, wife of the
late Alex Carter She leaves to mourn
their loss seven daughters, two sons and a
host of grandchildren and great-grand
children. Remains resting at Ruth Dabney
lc Co.'s funeral home. 453 O st. n.w
Mass will be offered at Holy Redeemer
Church Saturday. November 19. at 9 a m.,
for the repose of her soul. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery •
It la lonsome without you. dear mother.
We miss you.
The rocking chair that you sat in seems
so lonely
It Is hard to give you up. but God knows
best
'Ve shall always remember your sweet voice.
You will never be forgotten.
DAUGHTER. DAISY S. WOODSON. 18
COLEMAN. ROSA LEE. On Wednesday.
November 16. 1938. ROSA LEE COLEMAN.
.remains resting at Frazier's funeral home.
.189 R. I. ave. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
COOPER. AUGUSTA JOHNSON. On
Wednesday. November 16. 1.938. at Po
tomac. Md.. AUGUSTA JOHNSON COOPER
devoted wife of Daniel W. Cooper, loving
mother of Gladys O. Welford A and Pres
ton O. Cooper. She leaves two grand
sons and many other relatives and friends.
Body resting at the Snowden & Davis'
funeral home. Rockville. Md.
Funeral Saturday. November 19. at 0
p m.. at Mount Glory Church. Cropley.
Md . Rev. Gibbs officiating.
CORBIN. WILLIAM DAVIS. Suddenly,
on Wednesday. November 16. 1938 at
casualty Hospital. WILLIAM DAVIS COR
BIN of Berwyn. Md . beloved husband of
Emeline Corbin. He also is survived by
e- '-t brothers.
Funeral services at the W W Chambers
Co. suborban funeral home 918 Cleveland
ave.. Riverdale Md.. on Saturday. Novem
ber 19. at 3 p.m Relatives and friends
are Invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme
tery. y 19
GHELMINI. NELLIE. On Thursday.
November 17. 1038. al her residence. 2215
N st. n.w.. NELLIE GHELMINI. beloved
wife of the late William Ghelmini. mother
of Marv William. Valentine and Helen
Ghelmini.
Funeral services at the above residence
on Saturday. November in. al 8:30 a m :
thence to St. Stephen's Catholic Church.
25th st. and Pa ave. n.w. where requiem
mass will be offered at » a.in for the re
pose of her soul. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Si Mary's Cemetery.
Services by the W W. Chambers Co. IS
GRAFF. CARL J. F. On Thursday No
vember IT. 1038. at his residence in Rich
mond. Va . CARL J F GRAFF, beloved
husband of Elsie M. Graff
Services at the J. Wm. Lee chapel. 4th
at. and Mass, ave n.e.. on Monday. No
vember 21. at 2 p m 20
HARKINS. SUSAN REBECCA. On Wed
nesday. November lfi. ln.'iS. at her resi
Sf.n£Ss.it3fL 'v *'• n-w.. SUSAN REBECCA
HARKINS, beloved wife of the late Charles
Rodgers Harkins and mother of Miss Marv
Josephine Harkins and the late John S
Harkins.
Funeral services at the W W. Chambers
Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n w on
Thursday. November IT. at x p.m. Rela
tives and friends invited to attend Inter
ment St. Clair Cemetery Greensburg. Pa.
on Saturday. November If) 18
HAWKINS. MAJ. GEORGE THOMSON.
On Thursday. November IT. 1038. at his
residence. ltilH l«th st. n.w . Mat GEORGE
THOMSON HAWKINS, beloved husband of
Norma Fuller Hawkins. Remains resting
at Zurhorsts funeral parlors. 301 East
Capitol st
Services will be held at Fort Mver
Chapel on Monday. November 21 at 11
a m. Interment Arlington National Cem
etery. with full military honors. 20
HENYON. MILLARD PAIL. On Wed
nesday. November 16. 1.038. MILLARD
PAUL HENYON. beloved son of Mary A.
and the late Samuel E. Henvon.
Funeral from his late residence. 2410
3rd st. n.e.. on Saturday. November 10.'
at. 8:30 am: thence to St Martin's
Church. North CaDitol and T sts.. where
mass will be offered at 0 a m for the re
pose of his soul Relatives and friends In
vited Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
18
JOHNSON. MARY ELIZABETH. De
parted this life suddpnly. on Tuesday. No
vember In. 1038. while visitine in Balti
more. Md . Mrc MARY ELIZABETH
JOHNSON (npp Whitine* wife of the late
Joseph H Johnson, devotpd mother of
Mrs Naomi Johnson Williams, stepmother
of Joseph Howell Johnson sister of Mrs.
Alberta V Peters. Mrs. Ruth Hines. Rev
Beniamin H Whitinc. Walter Whitina and
Levi Whitina. She also leaves a dauehter
tn-law. Mrs Jessip S Johnson: a son-in
law. J. D. Williams, and a host of other
relatives and friends Remains mav be
viewed after 4 p.m Friday. November 18.
at her late residence 200 S st n w
Funeral Saturday. November 10. at 1:30
rnm . from Ebenezer M. E. Church. 4th and
D sts. s.e. Rev F F Kina officiating
Relatives and friends invited. Intermpnt
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ment* by John T. Rhines & Co.. 3rd and
Eye sts. s.w. i 8
JOHNSON. MRS. MARY ELIZABETH.
All officers and members of Datcher Court.
No. 2. Heroines of Jericho, are reauested
L. of Sister MARY
ELIZABETH JOHNSON, on Saturday, No
vember 10. 103S. at 1 D m. from Ebeneser
M E Church. 4th and D sts s.e
MRS. MARQARET KEY KELSON.
___ _ Most Ancient Matron.
HARTWELL T WILLIS. Worthy Joshua
MAYME L STEWART. Secretary.
JOHNSON. MARY E. All members of
th» Julia McN. Henrv Auxiliary. No 2.
Armv and Naw Unions are hereby noti
fied of the death of Lady Comrade MARY
E JOHNSON Called meeting Friday
November is. 1038. at 7:30 Dm.. at Scot
tish Rite Hall.
mineral Saturday, November IP. from
Ebenezer M. E. Church, corner 4th and
D sts. s e. Wear uniforms.
ELLA CRUMP. Lady Commander.
HATTIE MINKINS. Lady Ad.iutant.
JOHNSON. MARY E. Officers and mem
bers of Miriam Chanter. No 4 0 E S.
are reouested to be cresent at the funeral
of Sister MARY E JOHNSON, on Satur
day. November In IPitK. at 1 :.70 nm.
from Ebenezer Church. 4th and D sts. s.e.
By order of the worthy matron
SISTER LUCY DAVIDSON. W M
BROTHER ROBERT ANDERSON. W P.
SISTER BLANCHE BURTON. Secretary.
MONTGOMERY, MARIE. On Thurs
day. November IT. lP.'tH. at her residence'
TOP L st. s.w . Mrs. MARIE MONTGOM
ERY. loving mother of Mrs. Annie Davis.
Mrs. Margaret Green and James Mont
gomery She also leaves seven grandchil
dren. four great-erandchildren. other rel
atives and friends Remains at the John
T Rhines A Co. funeral chaDel. ,!rd and
Eve ftS. S W.
Notice of funeral later
MURRAY. PETER F. Suddenly, on
Thursday November l". 10118 near Silver
Sonne Md PETER F MURRAY of To 17
14th st. nw father of Frank Murray.
Body resting at the Warner E. Pumnhrey
funeral home. 8474 Georgia ave.. Silver
Soring Md
Services and interment private. Kindly
omit flowers
PLUMLEY. ANNIE C. On Thursday. No
vember IT. lfl.TR. at Kingston. N J, AN
NIE C. PLUMLEY daughter of the late
Samuel and Cornelia Plumley
Funeral from V. L Spearr Co innp H
st. n.w.. on Monday. November 21. at 2 p.m.
v 20
PULLIAM. SCOTT G. On Thursday.
November IT. 1P.T8, at his residence. 15
2nd at ne. SCOTT G. PULLIAM beloved
husband of Helen B Pulliam, father of
Louise Alley and grandfather of Millard
Alley. Remains resting at the W. W.
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517
11th st. s.e.. until !» p m Friday. Novem
ber 18.
Services and interment Harrodsbura. Ky.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
«tb and Mui. Aw. N.E._ Lincoln MM
Frank Geier’s Sons Co.
1113 Sinntt SI N.W. U.i' 0477
Modern Chanel._Tel. National Mlj
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successor to nor connected with
the ori(ina) W R Speare establishment
1009 H St. N.W. National"atwii
FUNERAL DESIGNS
GUDTBROSTCO. Norml PtoS
_1*12 F St N.W_ National 4S7S
GEO. C. SHAFFER
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT
MODERATE PRICE8. PHONE NAT. OIOS.
•jfiSH Cor. 14th & Eya
Last of Brady Gang
Pays for Crimes
In Electric Chair
James Dalhover, Gunman
For Mob, Is Executed
At Michigan City
By the Associated Press.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Nov. 18.—
The last gangster of the A1 Brady
mob of Midwestern killers, once de
scribed as the worst in the coun
try, died in a swift and efficient
Federal execution here today.
Little red-haired James Dalhover
of Madison, 32-year-old gunman for
the gang, paid in State prison's
electnc chair for the slaying of Paul
V. Minneman, Logansport State
policeman, shot after the $2,500
Goodland State Bank robbery, May
25, 1937.
His death was as quick as but
more quiet than those of his fel
low mobmen, Alfred Brady and
Clarence Lee Shafer, jr., of In
dianapolis. Federal agents shot
them when they captured Dalhover
in Bangor, Me., October 12, 1937.
In a few brief minutes just after
midnight the condemned man was
hustled from the death cell between
two guards, strapped in the chair
and electrocuted. Physicians pro
nounced him dead at 11 minutes
after 12 (C. S. T.).
Less than an hour and a half be
fore, Dalhover' had lost his last
fight for life. In a special night ses
sion of Federal Court at Hammond,
Judge Thomas W. Slick of South
Bend turned down a petition to get
him a new hearing.
The petition said the gangster had
pleaded guilty to a murder charge
in South Bend November 15. 1937,
because he feared mob violence.
Dalhover's lawyer rushed the paper
from Washington by airmail. There
yesterday the United States Su
preme Court denied his plea that
it stay execution and reconsider its
refusal to review a Chicago Federal
Circuit Court ruling upholding the
sentence.
Dalhover gave up farming and
bootlegging in the Southern Indiana
hills three years ago to join the gang
in looting banks, jewelry stores, gro
ceries and theaters of hundreds of
thousands of dollars.
RUSSELL. SARAH. Departed this life
on Friday. November IS. l<*38. at her resi
dence. 131 Heckman st s.e SARAH RUS
SELL. beloved wife of Staff Seret. Clar
ence Russell <retired*, cousin' of Cvnthia
Henderson. Remains resting at Eugene
Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Caoitol st.
Notice of funeral later.
SELBY. LANDONIA R. On Fridav. No
vember J S. 193#. at her residence. •’09
17th st. s.e. LANDONIA R SELBY uiee
Briscoe*, daughter of Edward and the late
Martha Brisco and wife of Alfred H F.
Selby. Surviving are her mother-in-’aw.
Mrs. Amelia H Selby, and other relatives
and friends Remains resting at the Mc
Guire funeral home
Notice of funeral later 19
SMITH. ELIZABETH D On Friday.
November is. 193# at 1130 2*>nd. st.
n.w ELIZABETH D. SMITH Remains
resting at Frazier’s funeral home. 3#9
Rhode Island ave. n.wr
Notice of funeral later.
SPERRY. EDITH MARCY On Thurs
day. November IT. 193# at Boulder. Colo,
in her 85th year. EDITH MARCY SPERRY,
beloved wife of the late Rear Admiral
Charles Spillman Sperry. U. S N,
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
18
STEELE. WILLIAM BLAIR. On Wed
nesday. November 10 193H. at Georgetown
University Hospital. WILLIAM BLAIR
STEELE, beloved husband of Alice G. Steele
and father of Eleanor and Doris Steele.
Relatives and friends mav call at Hvsong’s
funeral home. 1300 N st. n.w.. on Friday.
November 18. baisreen 5 and 8 p.m.
Services and interment Philadelphia. Pa.
18
STINE. RICHARD W. On Fridav No
vember 18 1038. at Garfield Hospital.
RICHARD W. STINE, beloved husband of
Maud E Stine and son of Andrew B and
Margaret W. Stine, father of Mrs. Irene
C Gochenour
Funeral services at the W. W Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 1 l»fh st.
s.e . on Monday. November 21. at 11 a m.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery 20
THl'RWOOD. JOHN. On Wednesday.
November 16. 1038. at Casualty Hospital
JOHN THURWOOD formerly of 731 Oth
st n w
Interment at National CaDitol Memorial
Park Cemetery on Saturday. November
10. at 10 am T. Frank Murray luneral
service. 741 11th st. s.e.
ULLMAN. ALICE ANN. On Wednesday.
November 16. 1038. at her residence. 51
S st. n.w . ALICE ANN ULLMAN <nee
Boebs>. the beloved wife of David J. Ull
man and sister of Daisy L. Haves.
Funeral services, private, at the above
residence on Friday. November 18. at 2
p.m. Interment in Congressional Ceme
tery Services bv the W W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home 18
VERNON. LYDA B. On Thursday. No
vember 17. 15)38. at Sibley Memorial Hos
pital. LYDA B VERNON, beloved wife of
James C Vernon of 1515 Oates st. n.w.
Funeral services Saturday. November 10.
at 11 am. at the J. Wm. Lee funeral
home. 4th st. and Mass ave. ne.. the Rev.
Robert Lewis of Christ Church. St. Mi
chael's. Mri . officiating. Relatives and
friends invited.
WOLFORD. SARAH FRANCES. On
Thursday. November 17. 1038. at her resi
dence. 1820 Clydesdale place n.w.. SARAH
FRANCES WOLFORD She is survived by
five daughters and two sons.
Services on Saturday. November IP. at
2 p.m.. at Hysong's funeral home. 1300
N st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
In fflemmiam.
BRANSOME. JUNIOR. In sad but lov
Ine remembrance of our beloved husband
and father. JUNIOR BRANSOME who
passed away ten years aao today. Novem
ber is. lie’s.
For us vou did your verv best.
May God arant you eternal rest.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN •
DICKEY. LAURA V. In sad but lovina
remembrance of our dear mother. LAURA
V DICKEY, who died twenty-one years
aao today. November IS. IfUT.
Till memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever in our hearts.
Mother
HER LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER-IN
LAW HERBERT AND CARRIE DICKEY. •
HUMM. MARY CATHERINE. In lovina
remembrance of our beloved dauahter.
MARY CATHERINE HUMM. who died two
years aeo. November IS. 1938.
No one knows how much we miss you.
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered. Since we lost you
Life has never been the same.
In our hearts vour memory linaers.
Sweetly tender fond and true:
There is not a day. dear dauahter.
That we do not think of you
FATHER AND MOTHER. •
JOY, HANNAH F. In lovina memory of
my dear mother. HANNAH F JOY. who
died twenty years aeo today. November IS.
ISIS. Anniversary mass at the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart.
HER DAUGHTER. MARGARET JOY SCAN
LAN.
LUCAS. MALINDA. In memory of our
dear mother. MALINDA LUCAS, who de
parted this life two years aao today. No
vember 18 103fi
We are thinkine of you. dear mother.
Just thinkina of the past.
Picturina you in our memory
Just as we saw vou last.
HER CHILDREN. SAMUEL DOUCHE AND
EMORY.
FERRY, LOHN. In loving remembrance
of my darling son. LOHN PERRY, who
passed away one year ago today. Novem
ber 18. 1937.
Qone. but not forgotten.
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. LOUISE PERRY
•
QUALLS. JOHN B. In loving remem
brance of our dear one. JOHN B. QUALLS,
who passed away two years ago today.
November 18. 1930.
Treasured thoughts of one so dear
Often bring a silent tear:
Thoughts return to scenes long hast.
Time rolls on. but memory lasts.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE MAMIE QUALLS;
HIS SON. NATHANIEL AND GRAND
DAUGHTER MARION QUALIS.
ROSSON. PAULINE WITHY. In loving
memory of our wife and mother, PAULINE
WITHY ROSSON. who died ten years ego
today. November 18. IP'18.
Gone, but not forgotten.
HER DAUGHTERS AND SON-IN-LAW.
PEARL. NORINE. WALTER AND HUS
BAND GEORGE S. ROSSON. •
STEELE. ANNIE L. In loving memory
of our dear wife and mother. ANNIE L.
STEELE who died fifteen years a(o today.
November 18. 1903 THE FAMILY. •
WILLIS. JOHN. In sad but loving mem
nrv of mv dear husband and our father.
JOHN WILLIS who departed this life two
years »~o today. November 18. 1930
Pigeon Visitor
Pecks Daily for
Breakfast
Even carrier pigeons know a good
handout when they get one.
One of these messenger birds
plumped down exhausted on the
window sill of G. E. Reedy's apart
ment on the tenth floor of the
Dupont Circle Apartments Sunday.
The bird was fed popcorn. After
a feast, it curled up for sleep. Since
then it has hung around the roof
of the apartment and each day at
7:30 a.m. pecks at the window for
breakfast.
The Reedys tried peanuts and
other food, but the visitor held out
for more popcorn and Anally got it.
“Expensive tastes,” complained
Mr. Reedy.
The pigeon is banded and num
bered M38KB2216IF on the left leg
and Q561 on the right, all of which
mystifies the Reedys.
Percy Mullane Baxter
Dies in Home at 65
Percy Mullane "Baxter, 65, died at
hi6 home, 5404 Ninth street N.W.,
yesterday. Funeral services will be
held at 2 p.m. Monday at Hunte
mann Funeral Home, with burial
following in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
A native of Washington, Mr. Bax
ter was an upholsterer for W. B.
Moses 33 years, and for the last
10 years he was employed at the
House Office Building.
He is survived by his widow,
Minnie Ida; three sons, Norman,
Howard and Charles; four daugh
ters, Mrs. Bertha Rueges, Mrs. Ger
trude Powers, Mrs. Thelma Pum
phrey, Mrs. Marguerite Bamberger
and Mrs. Irene Simpson; one sister,
Mrs. Leona Helwig; two brothers,
Frank and Woolsey, and six grand
children.
Prayers to Be Offered
In Two Synagogues
Special prayers will be offered at
two synagogues tonight for the re
lief of “distressed Jews and Catho
lics in Germany."
At Beth Sholom Synagogue and
Talmud Torah. Eighth and Shep
herd streets N.W.. the congregation
will launch a series of 16 forums
dealing with the question of minori
ties in Europe. Services will begin
I at 8 p.m. and will be conducted by
i Cantor Samuel Vigoda, assisted by
a special choir. Rabbi M. H. Levin
son will be the speaker.
Rabbi Harry Silverstone will ad
dress the Tifereth Israel Synagogue,
( Fourteenth and Euclid streets N.W.,
at 8 p.m. on “What Anti-Semitism
! Does to Humanity.” Cantor Charles
j Intrater will conduct the service.
A. W. McWhorter Dies;
Was College Professor
B> the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn., Nov. 18.—
Ashton W. McWhorter, 61. professor
of classical languages at the Uni
versity of Tennessee, died unexpect
edly last night at his home.
Dr. McWhorter was graduated
from Roanoke College, Salem. Va..
and received his doctor of philosophy
degree from Johns Hopkins.
He had taught also at Presbyterian
College, George Washington Uni
versity and the University of the
South at Sewanee. Tenn. He was
acting president of the University
of Tennessee from 1917 to 1919.
Probe Report Youth
Is at Burnt Mills
Police today were investigating a
report that Nick Lemberos, 14, of
439 Massachusetts avenue N.W.. re
ported missing from his home yes
terday. was in a Boy Scout camp
near Burnt Mills, Md.
The boy’s father told police his
son had been missing since Wed
nesday morning, when he left for
the Abbott Vocational School. The
boy was wearing a blue cap, brown
I trousers, a sweater and tan shoes.
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Georgia, South Carolina
Linked by New Bridge
i B> tlie Associated Presa.
1 SYLVANIA, Ga„ Nov. 18.—Several
I thousand persons assembled here
j today for opening of a new $538,000
steel and concrete bridge linking
: Georgia with South Carolina and
forming a New York-to-Florida
highway.
The structure, known as the New
Burton's Ferry Bridge, spans the
Savannah River.
Prominent officials of both States
joined in the ceremonies. Speakers
included Senators James Byrnes of
South Carolina and Walter F.
George of Georgia.
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American tourists spent $40,000,000
in Mexico last year.
Society Girl's Death
Puzzles Officials
B» the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Nov. 18 —
Despite a medical examiner’s deci
sion of suicide by poison, police to
day were mystified by the death of
Elizabeth Dorr, 23, whose pajama
clad body was found in a comer of
her family's garage.
The Junior Leaguer and Smith
College graduate had been to the
theater Wednesday night with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy O. Dorr.
Her absence from the house was not
noticed until her mother went to
her room yesterday morning. Later,
a maid discovered the body.
The fact that the ignitions of both
cars were oil and the gasoline tanks
filled added to the mystery at first as
police worked over the body with an
inhalator.
Although Medical Examiner C. J.
Downey reported the girl died from
poison, he said no poison was found
in a preliminary autopsy. A further
analysis of the organs will be made
today by State Police Chemist Jo
seph Walker.
Parents of the girl were unable to
give authorities any clues. Their
daughter’s diary’, they said, did not
Indicate that she- was troubled.
Dr. Nisan Turow
Jewish Center Speaker
Dr. Nisan Turow, Hebrew author
and educator, will be guest speaker
at the first of a series of lectures
sponsored annually by Chavruta, a
Hebrew speaking society. The meet
ing will be held Sunday at 8:30 p.m.
in the Jewish Community Center.
Dr. Turow, who is professor of He
brew literature at the Jewish In
stitute of Religion, will speak on
• The Psychology of the Jew in the
Diaspora,” discussing the wander
ings of the Jewish people through
the ages.
The speaker will be introduced by
Dr. Jehiel Davidson, president of
the society. Dr. Isaac Stone, chair
man, and Mrs. Carl Ginsburgh, co
chairman of the Speakers’ Commit
tee, are in charge of arrangements
for the series, which is co-sponsored
by local Zionist groups.
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Ex-Foreign Minister
Of Yugoslavia Dies
b* the Associated Press.
ZAGREB, Yugoslavia, Nov. 18 —
Anton Trumbitch, former Yugoslav
foreign minister, who was known as
"the treaty maker,” died today. He
was 76 years old.
M. Trumbitch, as Yugoslav dele
gate to the Versailles Peace Confer
ence, played an important role in
the reshaping of Central Europe
after the World War.
He was spokesman for Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes in the post-war
dismemberment of the Austro-Hun
garian empire and frequently con
ferred with members of the United
States peace treaty delegation, espe
cially Woodrow Wilson, of whom he
was an ardent admirer.
M. Trumbitch, born in 1863 at
Spjft—of which he later was Mayor
rose through early-century leader
ship of the Croat National Party,
which worked for harmony between
Serbs and Croats.
19-to-l Chance Seen
For Lifelong Sanity
By the Associated Pres*.
This year's American babies who
grow to maturity will have a 19-to-l
chance of going through life sane.
These odds were given today by
Dr. Harold F. Dorn, statistician of
the United States Public Health
Service.
Although the odds for previous
eras weren’t figured out. Dr. Dorn
said the chances of avoiding un
sound minds have grown slightly
smaller—not so much because in
sanity is increasing, but because
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Hiller Government
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For Jewish Attacks
Marquess of Zetland
Says Four-Power
Hope Is Shaken
B» the Associated Press.
TORQUAY, England, Nov. 18 —
The Marquess of Zetland, secretary
of state for India, today, laid Ger
nany's anti-Jewish measures square
ly at the door of, Chancellor Hitler s
government.
In an outspoken address, the 62
year-old peer became the first Brit
ish cabinet member directly to ac
cuse the German government of
responsibility for the anti-Jewish
violence of the past week.
He said it had “rudely shaken”
his hope that the four-power Munich
agreement of September 29 would
open a new chapter In human his
tory.
Slaying "Detectable.”
Declaring that the assassination
of the German diplomat Ernest vom
Rath by a Jew In Paris last week
was “detestable,” the marquess said:
“But one stands aghast at the
wholesale and vindictive retaliation
against thousands of innocent per
sons In which the German govern
ment have thought fit to Indulge."
He quoted Propaganda Minister
Paul Joseph Goebbels as having ex
pressed a desire that Great Britain
show no Interest in how Germany
solved the Jewish question. He re
plied thus:
“The mere expression of a wish
on the part of even so exalted a
person as the minister of public en
lightenment is incapable of stifling
the conscience of a whole people
and not the conscience of the
British people only but of the whole
civilized world.”
Haven Promised “Some.”
He promised that Britain would
find a “haven for some, at least” of
the German Jews "within the con
fines of the British Empire.”
He spoke at a National govern
ment rally. Prime Minister Cham
berlain and other prominent Britons
had condemned the antl-Jewiih ac
tions previously, but none used such
pointed phrases as the scholarly
Far Eastern administrator and in
vestigator.
Three Held in $1,500
On Lottefy Charge
Thiee colored men were being
held under $1,500 bond by police to- i
day charged with operating a lottery
and possessing lottery slips.
The men were arrested yesterday j
in two raids in the 1300 and 1400 j
block of Ninth street N.W. by mem-;
bers of the vice squad headed by
Detective Sergt. George C. Deyoe.
The raide.s broke into a house in
the 1400 block and arrested John D.
Graves, 43, and Howard F. Davis,
29. A small amount of marked
money was recovered and a quantity
of numbers slips, although many of
the slips had been thrown into a
stoVe, police said. Graves was also
charged with selling liquor without
a license.
At a store in the 1309 block, police
arrested John A. Boone, 39. He was
charged with operating a lottery
and having lottery slips.
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