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Br the Associated Press. to the were the British Claim I Reichstag pondering Belfast BERLIN, May 5.—The chance of prospects of the United States be- Damage 140 D.C. Units American intervention in the war coming a belligerent. The Fuehrer’s on Ger- Is makes it impossible from the Ger- emphasis apt ‘““f Turkey Reported man side to speculate on the dura- many’s determination to hold her Explosions Set Off Families of Enlisted tion of the conflict, the well-posted lead in “Ijistory's greatest armament Offer In AID Planning commentary Dienst aus Deutsch- race" induced many to consider the Plane Plants, To Men to Get Homes land said today in comment on of a war and more Of Mediation prospect longer Nazis Declare i Britain Adolf Hitler's speech yesterday. enemies which stand in the way of At Three Posts which has complete establishment of a “new _ \ BACKGROUND— Dienst, close Foreign By the Associtted Press. order.” BACKGROUND— between and Office connections, hinted at the Fighting Iraqi Thus the LONDON, May 5—Resurgent In Shifting of population because possibility that the war may extend Deutsche Allgemeine British troops broke out last Fri- the aid to &ia of national defense program has into 1942. Zeitung considered the statement widespread daylight activity, day as result of continued British | caused in many "Involved in of attributed to a number of American German air force today followed housing shortages landings at Basra, at head of Per- the assumption up HaIM i 5^ibi generals and admirals that German communities near industrial and sian such a possibility,” it said, "lies un- last night’s pounding of Belfast, Gulf. Iraqi forces besieged at military establishments. Defense calculation on the armament production is its maxi- air base at Habbaniyah, doubtedly possi- of Northern Ireland; Liver- have obtained English mum while the United States is “a capital housing authorities 60 miles west Gov- bility of American intervention. of Baghdad. on and other in appropriations ol $150,000,000 and "Such intervention is appraised nation wheels,” and, therefore, pool targets England ernment of Iraq, headed by Ras- allocations of a similar sum under as an enjoys advantages in the mechanical and Scotland. chid Ali Al Gailani, who came in by Germans influence which field which would be decisive in Lanham Act to relieve emergency a month is could prolong the war. but under no British fighters were said authori- by coup ago, reported action. situation. Washington's expan- circumstances alter the ultimate re- military to a German to be pro-German. Iraq is rich tatively have downed in that it is due "But one cannot swim over sion is unique sult.” the over the Channel this after- in coveted oil. fighter to influx of defense agency From other sources there were ocean on wheels,” the newspaper noon. than industrial observed, that ma- workers rather By the Associated Press. indications that Germans who gave insisting not The daylight activity appeared or military personnel. CAIRO, Egypt, May 5 —Most of thoughtful study to Hitler's report i See-BERLi N~Page-A-47) to be mostly reconnaissance, but four Iraq's air force "already has been j Messerschmitts made a hit-run raid By JAMES FREE. the British Near East on a in Southeastern destroyed,” j village England One hundred and forty dwelling command said today, and Iraq ar- ] this afternoon, dropping a few bombs units for families of enlisted men tillery which nad pounded the be- German Air Attack World Gets ! and firing a few machine gun and sieged British airport at Habbaniyah ! Warning cannon rounds. Little damage was at the Army Medical Center, the inac- was "rendered comparatively reported. Army War College and Bolling Field tive yesterday by our aircraft.” On Isle of Crete U. S. Is to Again Over North Ireland. were included in a defense housing The British garrison at Habbani- j Ready Fight for 13 localitiea yah is intact and has suffered very German planes also were sighted program approved few casualties.” the communique over northwest England and bodies by President Roosevelt today. British For were still being hauled from the said, and British troops remain, Reported by Freedom The recommended by Again program, at Belfast, when raiders “without interference,” in occupa- wreckage Defense Housing Co-ordinator C F. were over Northern tion of the Basra area, at the head Four again reported Palmer, provides for construction Nazi Warplanes Speech at Wilson Shrine Ireland. of the Persian Gulf. Coast Guardsmen Court to with public funds of a total of Royal Air Force today ernment there acknowledged "much possible by the retirement last Feb- war college will be supervised by that the American who have 'Precautionary Measure/ conviction of Robert S. Los ing to attack British camps or as a reported today, indicating the Ger- people, damage to commercial. Industrial James, ruary 1 of Justice James C. Mc- the Federal Works Agency with before for their faith in the result of attack by our air forces on mans were beginning a long-ex- fought and residential property.” Headquarters Says Angeles barber, at whose trial two Reynolds. The tribunal has granted funds available under the Lanham freedom of democracy, stand ready are Iraqi airbases,” the communique, pected intensive attack on Greece* j Ambulances from Dublin were on live rattlesnakes were displayed to rehearings In several other cases Act, while the air station houses to taid, adding: new headquarters. fight again. duty throughout the raid and Ire- Of Surprise Action the jury. decided by an evenlv divided vote. to be constructed under the F W. A., unarmed It was a pronouncement, broad in ms “After attacking an The war bulletin said anti-air- land iEire) also sent fire-fighting petition lor renearing James The State alleged that James under extension of a contract as- which and yet positive, made yesterday by B» the Associated Press. British construction party, craft destroyed other Nazi equipment as she had done before. contended that "no death penalty drowned his wife in a bathtub, as signed to the*Navy. guns Roosevelt as he stood on in the forces on President NEW YORK, May 5—Coast should be what is of a to collect was vicinity, Iraqi planes over the island to which Liverpool Pounded Again. imposed through part plan insurance, 2.800 Units Now Total. the sun-drenched front steps of the a lack May 2 occupied Rutba.” II of Greece and his Guardsmen today boarded Yugoslav really of decision by the after failing to produce death by King George restored home of Wood- Nazi bombers also at allocations the birthplace pounded highest court of the Nation.” her foot into a box con- The new bring ministers fled before the fall of ships in New York harbor as a "pre- thrusting row Wilson, the Nation's Chief Ex- Liverpool—for the fourth successive total number of family dwelling British Ready Athens. He asserted that "where consti- taining two rattlesnakes. ! Reported ecutive its last world cru- continuation of cautionary measure." Coast Guard the during night—in apparent tutional questions are involved in The Supreme Court assigned the units scheduled for Washing- Imperial forces counter-attacking 1 hous- To Mediation sade on behalf of the democratic the German effort to wreck British officers said, after having received the conviction and death sentence case for next 13. ton are in the defense public Accept the Germans and Italians at Tobruk argument October 5 has ideals, in the little mountain city ports at which United States aid ing program to more than 2.800, LONDON, May (/P).—Turkey were “certain rumors.” t* ! reported by the British Near of Va. 624 to or will offer, to mediate the Staunton, might be received. exclusive of be supplied by offered, East command to have Two were boarded, the Sreca broken up Close him as he was Mrs. "The air attack on ships 1.000 units in undeclared war between Iraq and by spoke Belfast last private enterprise and Axis preparations for renewal of widow of the World War and Neti in Brooklyn, and a third, Britain, reliable reports said tonight. Wilson, night was heavy and sustained,” Britain Advances dormitories for single girls. | assaults on the encircled Libyan of State the Predsednik Kopajpic, was said Roosevelt's Letter Informed sources in London said President; Secretary Hull, said the second communique of the Other localities with their units ) port. to have been boaraed off Stapleton, mediation. principal adviser today on the mo- day from the Northern Ireland Min- Clocks for Double under the program are: Britain would accept | Staten Island. Heavy casualties were inflicted on mentous of foreign policy: of National 5.000; upon Iraq's withdrawal1 problem istry’ Security and Pittsburgh. Bridgeport, contingent the Axis forces, which still are hold- Lord The Coast Guard several times de- On Taxes of forces menacing the British-held and solemn-faced Viscount Northern Ireland R. A. P. head- Daylight Saving 'Useless,' Conn.. 1.600; San Diego. Calif., 1.500J ing a small sector in Tobruk's outer Halifax the British Ambassador. nied that the ships were “seized,” but N. C., 900; Hartford, Habbaniyah airdrome. quarters. By the Associated Press. Wilmington, defenses, the war bulletin said. And almost at the moment of numbers of incendiaries indicated they either were placed in Conn., 585; Beach, Calif 600; (If Raschid Ali A1 Gailani, ’’Large LONDON. 5—To Long In East Africa the high command Mr. Roosevelt's declaration, the in- protective custody or were being May get Nash- anti-British Premier of Iraq, and high explosive bombs were Crowther Asserts Dallas-Fort Worth. Tex.. 400; announced a further advance wachea more daylight out of the wak- against dividual who is leading today's and was closely. Tenn., 300; New Britain. Conn., -withdraws his troops from dropped there much dam- Britain advanced her ville, Amba Alaji, some 280 miles north- world war the democracies— ing hours. near against age to industrial and Boarding parties moved on the 200: Weldon Mo, 200. and threatening positions British commercial, clocks one hour on Springs. east of Addis Ababa. Reichschancellor Adolf Hitler—was yesterday Offers 'Little 100 bases and stops fighting “rela- residential property. ships during the early morning Guidance/ Gadsden, Ala., and Corry, Pa., Fresh fighting has broken out in his listeners that the Ger- government orders. tions of full cordiality’’ will be telling "Casualties will not prove as heavy hours, executing a surprise maneu- each. the Salum sector of the North Af- of is in With the clocks already an House Member Declares and many today superior power as was at first feared and the ver. At the 2.906-ton freighter Neti’s In his letter to the President, rec- restored between Britain loss hour ahead, this meant double rican front, along the Egyptian- to “any conceivable coalition” of Brooklyn dock. Coast Guardsmen the allocations, Mr. Iraq, the British radio said to- of life has been less than was ex- | time. As Hearings Reopen ommending Libyan border, wdth losses inflicted enemy states and that her answer also took the daylight saving stated that in most of the day. C. B. S. transcribed the pected in view of the intensity of possession of pier. Palmer on is that j Axis troops and vehicles, it was to the “democratic agitators” B» the Associated Press. 13 areas the co-ordinated defense broadcast in New York.) the attack.” Sreca Arrived. more the announced. “the German people will never again Recently By utilizing fully includes the use British Defense Representative Crowther. Repub- housing program Oil Reported Cut Off. such a as 1918.” Active. The 5.355-ton freighter Sreca, re- hours of daylight, the British experience year lican. of New York today termed of private residential construction. to have cut the Other raiders cently arrived from St. Thomas, was serve the double purpose of Iraq is reported Settlement ranged generally useless" a letter Presi- Speedy Iraq Carefully Worded Speech. of con- "perfectly by Sudden Need Stressed. vital pipeline flow of oil to the Med- fiover England and Scotland. boarded a few minutes later at a conserving power and j Mr. Roosevelt's address yesterday the dent Roosevelt asking Congress for from the Mosul for Britain's defenses were active, nearby dock. centrating most activity in lterranean high Hoped a scant five a $3,500,000,000 tax bill which would Mr. Palmer out that, in By Turkey was a brief one. taking hours least to be inter- pointed fields, and authoritative British however, and the government said likely activities pre-; ISTANBUL, Turkey, May 4 (de- minutes for but it was care- The Predsednik Kopajpic. a 1.798- not make "the rich richer and the j general. "National defense delivery, 24 air attack. — raiders had been down rupted by dieted that if Axis influences i (/^(. Turkish with his brought ton ship, it wes reported, had at- of the localities involved have caused layed newspapers, fully worded and weighted new there poor poorer.” the British in the during the. week end—16 Under the time, j triumphed against j while admitting that the fighting manifest determination to record Saturday tempted to sail from its Staten Criticizing the letter at the re- I a sudden and immediate need for East would a before dusk will be a seven-hour difference Near Kingdom they in on the side of con- night, fighter yester- Island before of tax the the number of units indi- Iraq might spread throughout this Government pier boarding parties between British and Eastern opening hearings by dwelling thrust next at Iran, day and seven bombers last night. j of neighboring the Near East, expressed hope today tinuing, and perhaps more active, reached it off Stapleton. House Ways and Means Committee. I cated for occupancy by persons fourth oil producer in the Of this total, the British asserted, standard time. greatest the conflict would be settled speedily. resistance to the powers of force Combined Argosies, Inc., operators Mr. Crowther declared It gave the ; limited incomes engaged in national 19 could be credited to night fight- .world. "Young Iraq must not play with and of the Predsednik said committee "very little guidance." defense activties.’’ aggression. ers. Kopajpic, A Swiss radio report heard today fire which might consume her,” said And his concluding thought the ship was preparing to sail for "It doesn’t say a word about re- As The Star pointed out yesterday, High-flying planes, en In London quoted a Baghdad com- the newspaper Cumhuriyet. adding seemed almost complementary to; apparently Cuba in ballast when the Coast 20,000 Made Homeless duction of expenditures in connec- the public defense housing program route to Liverpool and the Mersey- area munique as saying that Iraq forces there were rumors that the Iraq Hitler's spoken defiance of "any con- Guardsmen boarded her. They said tion with writing the tax bill,” he in the Washington has been side, caused an alert in London at houses encircling the British air base at Prime Minister went to Germany ceivable coalition” as he remarked the vessel was under charter to the added. complicated by discovery that midnight, which lasted until 5:30 Brazilian Floods Lake Habbaniyah were closing in. for advice. with deliberate emphasis that the North Atlantic and Gulf Steamship By Representative Cooper. Democrat, ; built with Lanham Act funds ap- am., but there was little activity the Aseociated Press. available for the airport was under constant "It is quite possible that the Arabs Wilson ‘‘ideals of freedom were wide Co., an American firm. By of Tennessee replied that the letter parently will not be in the capital. The attack on Liver- PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil, May 5.— was and ! defense agency workers. All dwell- artillery fire, and buildings were In Palestine will join the Iraqis,’’ enough to support democracy in all After the "splendid appropriate.” pool, while heavy, was not so severe Inspecting ship officials units for this section afire. said the paper Tan. "and doubtless the world. He taught that democ- At least 20 000 persons were home- Letter Sent Friday. ing approved as the one the left three Coast Guardsmen aboard. from earlier indi- German and Italian in isolation. night before, when The letter was sent to Chairman to date have been in- Reports Cairo propaganda racy could not survive the entire business specifically hundreds of Nazi raiders blasted the The action was similar to that less today and cated the British troops still were will try to incite all* other Arab We applaud his judgment and his Doughton Friday. In it. Mr. Roose- tended for families of Army and taken when the Government took district of this port city was inun- holding out last night at their Lake nations to rise against England. faith.” big port. velt said in part: Navy enlisted men or workers in (The Germans said the Satur- charge of German, Italian and Dan- ever the 1,000 Habbaniyah base, 60 miles west of "So it is up to the British to At other points, too, he accorded dated by the worst floods "The Income tax cannot fix the military posts—except attack on ish vessels here. In the Md. Baghdad, and that R. A. F. bombers quiet the trouble, but perhaps it is broad tribute to the Wilsonian day night liverpool Washington, recorded in the Southern Brazil tax liability of individuals and cor- houses projected for Greenbelt, was the heaviest yet made on Coast Guard also denied it had Defense authorities her* had taken the offensive—striking to too late because the Iraq request ‘‘vision splendid” of a family of na- state of Rio Grande do Sul. porations with equity as long as the housing any English city.) “seized” the vessels, but were will seek amend- cripple Iraq’s small air force. for German help gives the matter tions, embracing an “emancipation Yugoslav More than 1.000 houses tax basis is defined to exclude sub- have indicated they The same night British raiders added that the Guardsmen were flooded here and more stantial and elements of ment of the Lanham Act to mak* (The German radio was heard a different aspect.” of conscience from power and the yesterday significant showered Cologne with Britain's closely watching them. than 400 homes were under water the 1.000 Greenbelt homes available In New York broadcasting today The paper Vatan criticized the substitution of freedom for force in income. new high-powered bombs and the New York Coast Guard western town to Government defense workers. what called “an attitude of British officials in Iraq the of the world.” headquar- in the of Alegrete. "i nope your committee, witn tne it. official report government Air said and said this was Ministry they ‘'must have ters did not amplify its statement. Much damage was caused by the of the will formulate Such an amendment is also needed from Baghdad” saying that Brit- partially responsi- Ever Ready to Fight Again. help Treasury, done immense damage’’ in the great waters on rice near the a tax bill which will convince the to assure that future public housing ish bombed that ble for the trouble there. for his Determined Crews’ Stand. plantations planes Iraq capi- The very occasion speech, Rhineland industrial center. for this it was are of their towTi of Cachoeira. that a national defense can be used purpose, tal yesterday morning. One Brit- “They unworthy dedication of the Wilson home, Mr. country pro- Vatan said. "British work In Washington its was understood Street traffic is in Porto intended to ■ our de- said. ish plane was shot down, the re- duties,” Roosevelt referred to as an action paralyzed gram protect there has not been Four Vessels Set Afire that the action was taken to deter- and water the rail- is not to make the said. far-sighted true witness to the faith Alegre covering mocracy going port ‘‘bearing mine whether enough and gave the Germans great the officers and crews road tracks has kept numerous rich richer and the poor poorer.” (The official British radio an- that is in us—a simple faith in the At C aim to work them.” Belfast, Nazis of the Yugoslav ships were loyal to trains from running. Representative Jenkins. Republi- to Train nounced, .however, that 24,000 opportunities against freedom of democracy in the world.” Selectees Switch 5 King Peter or to the new govern- So far. however, one of commented that "it's leaflets in Arabic had been show- “It is the kind of faith for which BERLIN, May (tf*).—Luftwaffe only person can, Ohio added raiders pounding Belfast, Northern ment set up by Germany after in- has drowned in this city. Three the general consensus” that Mr. ered over Baghdad. Selassie Is Reported we have fought before,” he Ties Buses Ireland, set afire four ships last vasion of the little kingdom. rice farmers committed suicide at Roosevelt “might as well not have As Strike Up (The announcement did not A-3.) (See ROOSEVELT, Page in the harbor and started Cachoeira. sent letter.” on disclose what the leaflets said, Near Addis Ababa night Inspections were believed, it was the Because of a strike the Penn- tremendous fires and explosions in said, to have demonstrated that the Chairman Doughton expressed the sylvania Greyhound Lines, 32 se- but it was recalled that propa- ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, May 1 aircraft industrial plants, the Ger- men were to and view that if the President had "laid lectees from County ganda campaigns, referred to <&>.—Haile loyal King Peter, Montgomery (Delayed) Selassie neared Customs Rule Luce and we Tangier man high command announced to- hence Great Britain, and that no Clare Boothe down any hard and fast rule Draft Board No. 3. who planned to derisively bv the Germans as this city today to reclaim capital day. further action would be taken to would have resented it.” go to the induction station in Bal- “confetti raids,” were carried out the throne he was from which Taken Spain The war bulletin of Arrive at Excess Tax Revision this chartered over the Reich in the early days Reported by daily spoke seize the ships or detain the men. Hong Kong lTrged. timore morning by driven by the Italians in 1936. and By the Associated Press. the front stalemate. (See A-3.) A close watch will be maintained El the Associated Press. The first witness. Hugh M. Bennett bus, were forced to make a last- of western ex- RAIDS, Page his subjects began celebrating LONDON, May 5.—A Reuters of asked that the take a train C. B. S. recorded the British an- over them, however, as in the case HONG KONG. May 5—Henry Columbus, Ohio, minute change and citedly. (British News Agency) dispatch excess tax law rewritten to nouncement in New York.) of all other foreign ships. Luce, publisher of Time and Life, profits be j from Silver Spring. Thousands flocked to St. George’s from said Spain assumed in reor- The men had assembled at draft Tangier Christian III There are 17 Yugoslav ships in the accompanied by his playwright wife, permit property acquired Raschid Ali Attacked. Cathedral for a double celebration control of customs today at that King ganization to be valued, for excess board headquarters at Bethesda- COPENHAGEN (via Berlin), May United States at present. Clare Boothe, arrived today from What the British call the —the imminent return of the King former international zone in Africa, profits tax purposes, at a higher Chevy Chase Community Center for pro- 5 OP).—A stomach disorder confined The Coast Guard reported from Manila aboard a Clipper for what I across from Gibraltar. at the when learned German government which Premier A-5.) just was to be a “busman’s holi- figure than the prices paid i final instructions they (See_BRTnSH," Page 70-year-old King Christian X of New Orleans the Yugoslav .steam- he said Raschid Ali set in a reorganization sales. Higher valua- of the strike through a telephone up coup Apr^l Denmark to his palace today, but ship Timok at anchor in the Mis- day" at Chungking. j 4 was attacked meanwhile, tions would give the taxpayer a call to the company regarding their verbally, said his illness was not sissippi River was boarded yesterday They intend to fly Wednesday to physicians excess tax credit. I destination. The board made hur- by the Emir Abdul Ilah, deposed on a "routine the Chinese capital to be guests of higher profits alarming. checkup.’’ with the Balti- regent. He declared in Palestine Cadets Paces Dr. H. H. Kung, Chinese Finance Mr. Bennett said he appeared on ried arrangements Through more & Ohio Railroad to have the that he would return to restore Snap Minister, and his wife. (See TAXES, Page A-4.) "lawfully constituted government.” men take the 8:22 am. train from The Emir urged Iraq troops to re- In Hiah School Drill Contest Silver Spring. HP of Star turn peacefully to their posts. Summary Today's win from West- The stoppage of Iraq oil, pumped hot Washing- to do their best to Under a May sun, Dr. Abemethy to retire from active North Wales Club Purchased a line to Haifa, in Brit- which has gold medals Page. Page. through pipe ton school cadet companies ern, already B-6 Garment Workers' Unit high its colonel Amusements. Obituary ...A-l# ministry. Page kh-mandated Palestine, was said by through their paces at in its trophy cases, won by snapped and B-eo Radio Programs, pouters. British news agency, to Stadium the and one of its majors. Western, Editorial and Comment. Griffith today, opening B-18 for Horse Farm schools as well, have their Comics _-B-18-19 A-8 News Guild (See IRAQ, Page A-ll.) annual company competition. the other Editorials. Page By Chrysler Charges Gag Alli- Editorial_A-8 Serial Story, B-12 after company marched eyes on the diamond-studded This and That. Page A-8 Special Dispatch to The Star. had been waiting for the opening By the Associated Press. Company Finance_A-15 which to Society.B-3 A-8 — 5 —The Inter- on the field to the accompaniment son Nailor Medal, goes Answers to Questions. Page WARRENTON, Va., May 5 of the auction to purchase parcels NEW YORK. May the drill. Legal Notices, Sports ..A-12-14 A-9 Workers Forum to Talk of their school bands, went through the winner of David Lawrence. Page Walter P. jr„ son of the of the land. On Friday, some of national Ladies Garment Speaker B-17 Woman’s Page, Chrysler. formations and, in extended order Eastern started the competition Dorothy Thompson. Page A-9 late automobile bought the the furnishings of the 72-room Publication Unit of the New York B-14-15 magnate, On Defense in with Companies A, C and B Lost and Found. G. Page A-9 to- had been sold at auction. Guild charged today that Savings drill, chased imaginary enemies today Jay Hayden. % North Wales estate for $175,000 mansion Newspaper in that order at 20-min- B-15 Brown. A-9 was to Harold N. Graves, assistant to sections of the park where the Na- appearing Constantine Page day, shortly before it was to be sold At the time of the marriage of guild leadership attempting were followed Tower. A-9 stifle free and subjecting the Secretary of the Treasury, tionals’ outfielders chase flies. Add- ute intervals. They The Conning Page at public auction. the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, speech G Roose- Communist- will outline the motives and ob- ing realism to the scene, one com- by Companies K, E and of Foreign His purchase includes more than the estate was considered a possible the unit to “a typical almost several velt and B and A of the separate German battleships hit by bombs at Sports. 70 a stable American home for the couple. The Nazi purge.” of the Government’s De- pany “captured” seen victims of Feller as Tribe buildings, including racing jectives Griffs a formal who were towers battalion at Calvin Coolidge. The Brest, British claim. Page A-2 with a track on the estate's Duchess lived there while obtaining The charge was made in fense savings campaign in the workmen erecting seeks Uth in row. PageA-12 3i-mile the ball for "non-com” competition followed the Canadian press executive missing in acres! a divorce from her first husband. answer to earlier guild notice to National Radio Forum at 9:30 to light park night Four winning rookie pitchers put 1,000 fumps drill. sea action. A-ll house of field stone the unit to the stand of 11 o’clock The forum, ar- company Page The private sale, which halted the The original explain tonight. Cards’ pilot on spot. Page A-12 the As the dust blew off the As the companies marched on to auction, was made through Robert was built in 1773. The land is part unit members who had criticized ranged by The Star and broadcast powder- Chipped bone on pitching hand may Infield into faces of the march- the field in “columns of threes,” a Notional. C. Winmill, of Colonial of a 2.900-acre grant from Lady guild strike against the newspaper, over a National Broadcasting Co. dry shelve Hudson. Page A-12 president to Welshmen in 1719. the Jewish Day. will be heard ers, two lads—Ellsworth Ely of East- formation from the new drill manual N. B. C. threatens court to save Estates, Inc. The estate, a show- Culpeper two network, locally fight Bold Irishman due to test Whirl- of ern A and William Hunt- of last year, an old-timer in the A-2 of the Virginia hunt country, The place was sold by a descendant. The unit, composed employe* over WMAL. Company network. Page away in Preakness Saturday. place stands was to remark: “That's 1929. to the late Edward on the Garment Workers' Union (A. The vast embarked on ley of Roosevelt E Company—were heard Week-end talks fail to break G. M. A-13 has been a club since Henry Ashton, program Page had criticized overcome by the heat a new one on me. We used to deadlock. A-5 The new owner, Mr. winmui said, Weld, New York cotton broker, in P. L.) publications, by the Treasury to help finance temporarily Page Four District and Mid-Atlantic golf (C. first-aid tent for inarch fours." to use the estate as a breed- 1913. the New York Newspaper Guild defense expenditures through the and removed to the by events upcoming. Page A-14 planned The columns to the for horses. Mr. Chrysler, a comparative new- I. O.) for “precipitating” a strike sale of savings bonds and stamps treatment. proceeded Washington and Vicinity. ing place comer of the field and The sale was comer to American racing, now against the Jewish paper. is in direct charge of Mr. Graves, In “non-com" drill, First Sergt. southwest Potomac tub* held best of 3 pos- Miscellany. completed by long- were then to the News in Brief. Page.B-11 minutes owns about 50 brood mares and has Nat Einhorn, executive secretary who will make it clear why the William A. Beal, Central B Com- presented judges sibilities. Page B-l City distance telephone eight their commanders. A in- Children. B-15 auction was to start. Mr. an interest in the fine stallion. of the guild, said the “first question Government has chosen this pany, took first honors. Second by rigid Three killed in Washington area Nature’s Page before the of and Bedtime Page B-18 who had visited the estate Bahram, imported from England to be decided by the membershsip method of financing in preference place went to First Sergt. Charles spection clothing equipment traffic over week end. Page B-l Story. Chrysler, the B-19 was in New about a a group of is whether members of the guild are sums needed. Curtis, Anacostia B and followed, inspection accounting Randolph asks D. C. Committee to Winning Contract. Page several months ago, year ago by to borrowing the Company, in strike- for 25 per cent of the final score in B-l Letter-Out. Page B-19 York and Mr. Winmill in Warren- Americans. Bahram now is at to be permitted to engage The campaign was launched third to Sergt. Robert Romero, support Overton plan. Page the entire After B-19 Vanderbilt's Sagamore breaking activity against a ■triks Coolidge A Company. competition. that, Dr. Gates, "Addling dentist." is dead Uncle Ray’s Corner. Page ton. Gwynne Thursday. Baltimore. called the The schools seemed determi (See CADETS, Page A-2.) at 71. Page B-2 Crossword Puszle. Page B-19 A number of prospective buyers Farms near I by guild.” A A ft * 4