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6
FATE TOOK SHIP
TO LOST AKRON
HAMBURG, Germany. April 4
■ KIKB.) .—Officials of the A. G.
IWeser Steamship Company, own-
Bra of the German tanker
; freighter standing by the Dirig
ible Akron, down at sea, ex
pressed confidence today the
men aboard the giant airship
would be rescued if humanly pos
sible.
Capt. C. Delldorf. of the tanker
Phoebus, was described as an
•*old, experienced, quick-witted
pilot.” Officials of the company
•aid:
“He can be counted on for
the most efficient type of res
cue work.”
The Phoebus, a 5,356-ton steel
tanker, is 500 feet long. It was
Built in 1923 and carries a crew
Bf 40 men.
It chanced upon the disable
iidiriglble by the merest accident,
tts owner said.
The ship has been in New York,
But left last night for the Gulf
of Mexico, when it appeared it
could not receive a cargo. Captain
JDelldorf hoped to pick up a cargo
in some southern port before re
turning to Germany.
APPEALS CONVICTION
Thomas Gibson, colored, of
Bavage, Md., was convicted yes
terday in the Laurel Police
Court by Judge J. Chew Sheriff,
Bn charges of driving while
runk and reckless driving. He
fwas fined $105.40 on the two
Charges and his attorney, John
B. White, noted an appeal. Gib
con was committed to jail in
default of SSOO bond.
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HITLER ENDS BOYCOTT
BERLIN, April 4 (I.NJS.).—The
anti-Jewish boycott which gripped
Germany on Saturday will not be
resumed tomorrow, it was official
ly announced this afternoon by
the cabinet of Chancellor Adolf
hitler.
When the boycott was first an
nounced by the National Socialist
(Nazi) party plans called for a
“pause” from sundown Saturday
until 10 a. m. Wednesday.
Hitler made known at the time
that the boycott would not be re
sumed if assurances were received
that the "anti-German propaganda
campaign” in foreign countries
had ended.
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ernment-controlled press that the
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Nazis have succeeded in obtain
ing representation in the most
important national industrial or
ganizations. The party is now
planning to establish a “National
Protestant Church” with the pur
pose of removing State churches.
In this connection, the news
paper Tageblatt carried on its
front page a purported message
from Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, of
New York, president of the
Protestant Church Association of
America, assuring Germany
American Protestants were in
sympathy with the new National
ist Germany.
Research Man Pleads
Guilty to Larceny
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 4.
Kenneth Kerr Donley, formerly
of the Harvard Economic Re
search Association, today pleaded
guilty to 17 counts of larceny
in connection with a stock sell
ing scheme alleged to have cost
investors a half million dollars.
Assistant D1 st r 1 . t Attorney
Volpe told Judge Collins that
Donley admitted spending more
than SIOO,OOO in speculation in
the stock market and “high
living.” The case was continued
for further investigation before
sentence is pronounced.
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The National Daily
j 3 POLICE QUELL BEGGAR
A . policeman lived at the house
where James Little, colored, 22,
went to do some panhandling last
night, another policeman lived
next door, and a third across the
street.
All three participated in arrest
ing Little, who was said to have
argued with Policeman Harry M.
Hilldrup at Hilldrup’s home, 700
block Kentucky Ave. N. E„ after
he had asked for some old clothes.
Hilldrup, attached to the Ninth
precinct, questioned a Northeast
address Little gave as his home
and the colored man is said to
have drawn a razor.
TUESDAY—APRIL 4—1933
An ensuing tussle was seen by
Policeman Charles W. Feagans,
Third precinct, who lives next
door, and White House Policeman
R. A. Chambliss, who was in the
yard of his home across the street.
The three took Little to the
Fourth precinct where he was
charged with carrying a concealed
weapon. Hilldrup was treated by
his family physician for slight
cuts to the right hand.
If yon Imre n room, houiv*, mtrtt'WiH
or automobile to melt or rent . . . ad
vertUe it. Lee the WANT A!) SEC
TION of thin newspaper to reach our
great reader audience. Phone District
•V’6o. Ask for ad-taker.
Drug Society Urges
Uniform Dope Law
TRENTON, N. J„ April 4 (U.
S.).—lmpetus toward passage in
New Jersey of the uniform nar
cotic act recommended by the
American Bar Association and
the American Medical Associa
tion, was given at a hearing at the
New Jersey state House.
George w. Merck, of Rahway,
N. J., representing pharmaceutal
manufacturers who produce 80
per cent of all narcotics in the
United States, gave wholehearted
support to the measure.
3 Subways to Get
New Light Systems
Danger of traffic accidents in
subways carrying K. L, and M
Streets and Florida Avenue under
Washington Terminal railroad
tracks will be greatly alleviated
soon by installation of four ad
ditional high-powered lights in
each subway, Walter E. Kern,
District electrical engineer, re
vealed today.
In the K Street subway four
lights will bum all day and eight
at night. Cost of installation will
be borne by the Washington
Terminal Company.

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