Mellon’s Gift of These Paintings Held Valid Tax Deduction HIGH COURT HS (Story on Page A-I.) PROGRESS CITED POWER LOAN ROW LEADERS MISSING Board of of Chil- of Grants Directors Constitutionality Staff and Air Corps Chiefs for Plants Comes dren’s Institution Hear Up Feared Lost in Plane for Reports. Argument. During Typhoon. of Chil- JOHN H. CLINE. The original incorporators By By the Associated Press. dren’s Hospital in 1870 and their suc- on the constitutionality Arguments MANILA. Dec. 7.—The Philippine cessors have built up a great institu- of Government loans and for grants Army chief of staff, a United State* tion, Dr. Joseph S. Well told the an- publicly owned hydroelectric plants Army pilot and three other native nual meeting of the Board of •were taken in the Court Directors up Supreme army officers—the latter In a bomb- of the hospital yesterday. today in cases brought by the Ala- laden plane—were missing today as Cos. Comparing Children’s and Gal- bama and Duke Power the Philippine's third devastating The the Duke case a linger, Dr. Wall pointed out that the court heard typhoon in three weeks swept out to- children’s ward at Gallinger, built In year ag6, but sent the matter back ward the China Sea. 1848, was first a poorhouse, then a to the lower courts for correction of Unreported more than 24 hours, tuberculosis ward and housed the in- procedural errors before deciding the Gen. Paulino Santos, chief of staff, sane and inebriate before it became merits of the controversy. and the other airmen were feared the children’s ward. It has Convening after a two weeks’ va- entirely crashed in mountainous Tayabas inadequate facilities for the cation yesterday, the justices divided, meeting Province of Luzon Island, or driven the emergencies of child sickness, he said. five to four, in upholding validity seaward by the storm. “Children can’t admitted after 6 of a West gross receipts get Virginia Gen. Santos and Lt. William Lee, in the children’s at tax on firms doing business within pm. building U. S. A., were in a transport plane, he the under contract with the Gallinger,” said, ‘‘because all Gov- State equipped with parachutes. ernment workers quit when the Federal Government. The Washing- Col. Fidel Segundo, chief of the whistle blows." ton State occupation tax as applied Philippine Army Intelligence to the gross income of persons under Corps; Fulfills Trio of Aims. Lt. Guillermo Francisco and contract with the United States for Maj. “The whistle never blows at Chil- Manuel Olympia were in loaded work on Grand Coulee Dam also was plane dren’s,” he said. “This hospital has with bombs for use against rebellious sustained by a five to four vote. fulfilled its three main objectives, the Moros In Luzon Island. medical and surgical treatment of sick Vinson to Study Decisions. Maj. Gen. Basilio Valdes, assistant children, instruction in the diseases Chairman Vinson of the House to Gen. Santos, ordered searching of children and instruction of young Ways and Means Subcommittee planes made ready to take off as soon women in the duties of nursing. now preparing tax legislation said he as weather permits. to de- “The real comparison comes when intends to study the decisions Teh transport carrying Gen. Santos termine whether the way the funds allotted individual patients they open and Lt. Lee last was sighted over for new Federal taxes. He withheld are considered. Gallinger is cheap, Tayabas Province by the crew of an- comment of his paying $2.14 a day for its child pa- pending completion Titian’s “Toilet of Venus. “The Crucifixion"by Perugino. —A. P. Photos. other bomber which landed safely at tients; Children's Hospital finds a ObUUJ Infanta. Returning from an aerial child cannot efficiently be taken care In some quarters it was believed inspection of the Moroland situation, the would make taxa- of for less than $4.84.” rulings possible it had gasoline for three or four hours, Dr. Wall is on the staffs of both hos- tion of State workers and agencies Clutchless Gasoline Motor Bus but no food or water. pitals and is a member of the com- by the National Government and Weather Bureau officials said the mittee of similar taxation by the State gov- AUSTRALIA TO END storm was Washington Physicians ap- moving slowly toward the pointed by District Health Officer ernment of Federal incomes and agen- Free From Vibration China Sea, but might strike the leper C. Ruhland to make a cies. The of the Reported on George survey language opinion I colony Culion Island. By the Associated Press. of Gallinger Hospital. indicated, however, that the court The motor when speeding runs a President of the Board Charles D. would not uphold such taxes. WORCESTER, Mass., Dec. 7.— Pas- Lt. William L. pump that shoots a liquid against a ACCUSESBEHRLE TRADE LICENSING Lee is a native of Drayton pointed out in his annual re- In another important ruling yes- sengers soon may ride on clutchless Texas and was graduated from the "fluid The faster the mo- motor buses that are flywheel.” port the increased population of Wash- terday the court gave the Depart- Kgasollne vir- Air Corps Primary Flying School in tor runs the the fluid ington is placing increased demands ment of Justice authority to proceed N. L. R. B. in Ohio tually free from vibration. greater pressure 1928 and the Air Corps Advanced in Lawyers are made Perjury Trial, Out Trade Minister Announces on hospital facilities. the southern district of New York Experiments being here and the greater the bus speed. At Growing Flying School, Attack Course, In 1929, with a new of “Community Chest failures in 1935 with litigation under the anti-trust Ask type bus—an adapta- idling speed th,e motor does not gen- the War Department announced. Washington What tion of the turbine of O’Brien Abolition in Favor of Pro- and 1936 added to this and the rise in act against the Aluminum Co. of principle—which erate enough pump pressure to move Shooting He was born July 18, 1903. Rated the cost of in America. eliminates the necessity of a clutch. and the bus remains living Washington com- to Do Next. the flywheel, an airplane phot, he also holds a us The in the West The is controlled the Case, Continues. tective Duties. pel to make some greater effort to majority opinion speed by speed stationary. B. S. degree from a Texas College. Hr secure funds or curtail our Virginia case was Chief B> thr Associated Press. of the engine. To start the bus when the is services,” prepared by motor The Government was to continue By the Associated Press. has had no detail of service In Wash- he said. Justice Justices Howard R. man- Hughes. Brandeis, STEUBENVILLE, Ohio. Dec. 7.— Whitney, general idling, Mr. Whitney explained, the this afternoon its ington. The War has not efforts to convince Dec. 7 — Department ‘‘It does not seem for the Gov- Stone, Cardozo and Black of the National ager of the Worcester Railway, co- CANBERRA, Australia, right concurring. Attorneys Labor Board operator merely speeds his engine. a District Court jury that Harry been informed that Lt. Lee is missing ernment, the Public Health on to operating in the experiments with the To he reverts to idle and Trade Minister T. W. White an- through Held Valid Exaction. passed their chiefs in Wash- stop speed Spike) Behrle committed perjury De- through official channels and has had General Motors Department, to continue to pay us ington today the next move in the Corp., which de- applies the brakes. To reverse he nounced in the no Upholding the tax as levied on the cember 8, 1936, when he testified at today Australian House informal ton of details. $2 48 for a patient who is costing us “freedom of the controversy signed the new equipment, explained uses a gear shift. Vibration appears gross receipts of the Dravo Contract- press" the gang shooting trial of Joseph E. of Representatives that the common- he added. the invention. $4.84,” growing out of the Weirton Steel Co. to have been eliminated, he added, O'Brien that he "couldn’t remember.” ing Co. of Pennsylvania for work j wealth would abandon its trade licens- $14,298 Deficit done for the National Government in hearing. According to the theory advanced They asked Chairman J. Warien ing system in favor of protective duties. C. H. HARRIS The present deficit of the hospital is West Virginia, the Chief Justice said: of "an organized campaign, protected by prosecuting officials. Behrle, an eye- DIES; Madden to decide what action should $14,298 97, Thomas B. Sweeney, first “We hold that the West Virginia by the Government, which is educat- G. W. PHOTO CLUB witness to the shooting, had made a The change, which he said would be taken W. not be made vice president and chairman of the tax so far as it is laid upon the gross against Hartley Barclay, ing workers in disrespect jf the Con- complete statement to police of what until Parliament reas- EX-D. C. EMPLOYE trade and two Pitts- Ways and Means Committee, pointed receipts of the respondent derived magazine editor, stitution, the laws and the courts.” occurred, but suffered a sudden "loss sembles in March, was described as a executives, who de- out in his report. from its activities within the borders burgh advertising Meanwhile the Labor Board asked WINNERS REVEALED of memory" at the trial because of gesture toward British-American ne- fied subpoenas of the board. In New fear for a “This would have been increased by of the State does not interfere in any Regional Director Charles T. Douds of reprisals. gotiations reciprocal trade agree- Retired Clerk and Auditor Was York Barclay declared the subpoena Charles R. ment. $20,000 if friends of the hospital had substantial way with the perform- of Pittsburgh to report on the charges (Rags) Warring and his Once to upon the freedom of the Nine Victorious Prints in Three Secretary Father not rallied to the support of the in- ance of Federal functions and is a Infringed of Harry T. O’Brien, newspaper editor cod-defendants, nevertheless, were White said the government s de- stitution after last year’s Chest fail- valid exaction.” of St. Marys, Pa., that he had been Classes Are Placed convicted of assault with intent to kill cision resulted from its experience While in Senate. The attorneys had demanded to and were sentenced to the with the ure,” he said. He asserted the tax is not laid upon required to testify at a board hear- penitenti- licensing system and im- Charles H. Harris, 81, former Dis- "We have received the know where Barclay had obtained ma- in violation of the on Exhibit. ary. The others were S. provement of the trade balance since from the Chest Government, its property or its ing freedom of Joseph trict employe and at one time secre- terial for an article In Mill and Fac- Bond. Samuel S. $38,035 during the first 10 months of officers; is not laid upon an instru- the press. Ribbon prize winners in the first Montgomery, Clar- restrictions were introduced. tary to his father, the late Senator tory in which he characterized the ence Ware, John and No was 1937, about half of what we musl mentality of the Government, is not O’Brien asserted that during an N. photographic contest ever held at Sweeney George change intended at present Isham G. Harris of Tennessee, died have to Weirton inquiry a "colossal burlesque, P. Tear. in operate on the present stan- discriminatory and is not laid upon L. R. B. investigation of labor condi- Oeorge Washington University were import quotas for motor chassis, yesterday at his residence, 214 Massa- dard of Mr. a curse of democracy and a silly the minister said. efficiency,” Sweeney as- the contract of the Government. tions at the Stackpole Carbon Co. last announced today by the newly formed Behrle chusetts avenue after a waste of ‘‘Kidnaped.'* N.E., long serted. money. July he was required to disclose the Lens and Shutter Club, its sponsor. The commonwealth government will illness. O'Brien was shot down and seri- Miss Mattie M. Gibson, superinten- Held Distributed. name of a writer who criticized C. I. O. The nine In three start at once on an inquiry to deter- Reprints winning prints ously wounded during the early morn- Mr. Harris was retired in 1930 from dent of the hospital, in a written re- activities. mine duties deemed necessary to pro- EXTORTION SUSPECT issue developed during the 17- classes were on exhibit in the Student ing of July 21, 1936, in the 200 block the position of clerk and auditor in port, reiterated the need in Wash- tect Australian industry. White ad- fong hearing into Charges of un- Fine Threat Revealed. Club this morning. The winner of of Second street S.E. the District auditor's office, where he- for a convalescent home fox » Piecing together mitted under that ington the grand prize, a silver cup, will be Questioning the had worked for fair labor practices against the sub- Mrs. Ruth who the events of the night, Investigators many years. Previ- colored children. SHOOTS U. S. AGENT Sanders, formerly change was largely the result of An- * of National announced at the regular bi-weekly said was the he had held a sidiary Steel. worked at and San Behrle picked up by oc- ously Government posi- ‘More than half the colored childret — Denver, Chicago trade meeting of the club tomorrow. glo-American negotiations. tion at the Isadore Polier, board counsel, wrote the cupants of one of three automobiles Capitol. in the hospital have to be kept aftei Francisco, article, O’Brien Pending the change, he said, non- charged George and Carlton Ketch- Sterling W. Wright, organizer and full of Warring's men. Held prisoner, He was secretary to his father when they are past need of actual hospital Henry A. Snow Fired On and said. competitive goods will be granted urn, heads of an advertising firm re- Labor president of the photographic club, he was taken to the 200 block of Sec- the latter was Senator. The late Sen- care because their parents are unable Board officials promised, lioensing regardless of the country of Critically Wounded at In- tained by National Steel, with dis- O’Brien said today more than 50 students and ond street S.E., where O'Brien was ator Harris, who was in the Senate to care for them properly at home,” asserted, that if the editorial The restrictions would on the sidewalk. origin. present from 1877 until his tributing reprints of Barclay's article. were he would not re- one faculty member entered 110 prints. standing death in 189.. Miss Gibson reported. dependence, Mo. produced be apply to competitive goods until the in a formal mo- Winners in the served three terms as Governor of Polier, nine-page quired to divulge the name of the three classes are: Pour men leaped from the cars and Facilities for White Children. Henry A. Snow, agent of the Federal duty system goes into effect. Tennessee and tion, stated that he wanted to ques- author. He added: Pictorial class—First, John Cussulo, opened fire. O'Brien dropped and lay two terms as Repri White children Bureau of Investigation, was shot and may be sent to the tion Barclay to determine whether when for a non-titled picture; second, Fre- and the cars drove Wil- sentative from Tennessee. He alt) "However, I appeared before still, away. Since 1935. Australia has Children's Home or the critically wounded by a suspected steel July. been had a record in the Con- Country the company: the hearing a second time, I was mont Davis, for "Young Explorers,” liam R. (Country) Carpenter, also un- distinguished extortionist at last on the American “blacklist” with re- Christ Child Fresh Air Farm ir Independence, Mo., 1. Paid for the of Bar- asked to name and third, James H. Gnam, for a non- der indictment on a similar federate Army, serving during part t printing the author, and the perjury to night, to word received spect benefits from generalisation the War on Rockville. according by clay’s article. trial examiner a titled was beside Civil the staff of Get.. quoted section from picture. charge, allegedly standing of A total of were officials of the bureau here. tariff reductions in reciprocal trade Albert 6,023 patients given 2. Paid for reprints which Polier the Wagner act fines to Candid class—First, Mr. Davis, for O'Brien at the time, but the Sidney Johnston. providing escaped as the 42,892 care at the Snow, who is assigned to the Kan- agreements, result of the trade Mr. Harris is days’ institution, asserted were distributed to Weirton $1,000 for any person who refused "Bad Blade"; second, Mr. Gnam, for gang bullets. survived by his wido sas and she inaugurated at she reported, and 68,882 visits were City office, other agents had mill workers. to the At the time six were licensing system Mrs. Mamie Harris; a daughter. Mi testify before board. "Three White Horses,” and third, Mr. the sentenced, > made to the and child-wel- accompanied Howard Boone that time. William M. dispensary Jacobs, 3. Dictated the tone and facts of “That was what led me to give her Gnam, for "Color Guard.” their attorney, Harry T. Whelan, told Carr, Nashville, Tenr 37, Recent in Australia’s fare clinics. Nearly 8,000 visits were Independence coal dealer, to a the editorial. name the court the was improvement two brothers, Edwin K. Harris, Gle- though I protested at the time Portrait class—First, Wilbur Sze, shooting the out- made to homes of nurses railroad where he foreign trade balance, as the result of and patients by embankment, had I considered it a violation of con- come of a bootleg war and that dale, Calif., Isham G. Harr Calculated Use son of Chinese Ambassador Sao-Ke in and social workers. been directed in a letter to off Charged. large increases exports of wool and Abilene, Tex., and a number of •• ‘'pay fidence.” for O'Brien. Carpenter and Behrle had gran Alfred Sze, “Buck”; second, Camp- to the United been Miss Caroline Sweeney, supervisor $600.” Polier said he did not want to in- "The Labor a gold States, has children and several Board.” he continued, bell Smith, for "Son,” and third, Mr. hl-Jacked load of liquor from War- great-grandch of the Child Welfare Society, reported Following the instructions, Jacobs vade the freedom of the press, add- “w'as to and the others. expected for some time to permit dren. trying prove that the editorial Davis, for "Old Ireland.” ring her been a Australia to the nurses had successful in dropped bundle supposedly contain- ing: policies of my paper were influenced modify licensing sys- Funeral services are being held t’. the “But if • * • Judges for the contest, which started O'Brien Faces Perjury Trial. tem. tracing childhood tuberculosis to the ing money. As the suspect came this document would by H. S. Conrad, a vice president of afternoon in Zurhorst’s funeral pr. a month ago and ended Saturday, were cases which were the sources of infec- up for the package he saw the agents interfere with the rights of employes the Co. and O'Brien also is charged with per- lors, 301 East Capitol street. Bur. 1 Stackpole part owner ot ! David Edmonston, J. P. Johannsen and tion and in teaching mothers how tc and opened fire with a shotgun. Crit- —then its calculated use by the Weir- the St. jury. All three allegedly falsely pro- will be in Nashville, Tenn. Mary's Press. They were I L. Charles Smith. Peddie Honors D. C. Boy. give their children proper diets. ically wounded, Snow fell and the sus- ton Steel Co. may be shown by the wrong.” fessed ignorance of circumstances of A new service has been started in pect escaped. testimony of whoever has knowledge the shooting when they took the wit- HIQHTSTOWN, N. J„ Dec. 7 — SIMILAR CASE REVEALED. James D. Bligh. Jr., son of Mr. and Two Die in Rail Crash. her department, that of mental A native of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Snow thereof.” ness stand. O'Brien and Carpenter under the Mrs. James D. Bligh of Washington, ARCADIA. Dec. hygiene, direction of Dr. joined the F. B. I. on May 23, 1934. While Polier asked the Labor Board WASSERMAN TESTS will be tried later. Fla., 7 (A’).—Tht D. C., was awarded his third foot- Loren Johnson, she told the meeting. officials to take action on Barclay’s Dally Paper Editor Last July At First The trial of Gehrle opened late yes- engineer and fireman of a Seaboard ball letter and a miniature foot- Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, since refusal to answer the subpoena, Bar- Refused to Give Data. terday before Justice Jesse C. Adkins. gold Air Line freight train were killed today 1919 president of the Board of addressed the National Indus- BY STUDENTS OFF Assistant United States ball here last night at the annual when the locomotive crashed into the Lady hospital, the following institutions were clay Transcript of the record in the Attorney I Visitors, turned in her official Robb was the gridiron banquet of Peddie School. I rear of another freight train near here. resig- commended for their support: The trial Council in New York, saying la- Stackpole Carbon Case of last July, Roger prosecutor. nation from that to take effect Behrle was post, Rotary Club of Washington, the Ki- bor troubles in many American fac- made available at the Labor Board represented by Attorneys in January. She was forced to Dr. Marvin Halts Plans at G. W., John H. Burnett and O. Ehr- resign wanis Club, the National Park Semi- tories and plants recently were part offices here, showed questions and Myron because of her appointment as na- lich. nary Society, the Benevolent and Pro- answers as follows between Charles but Regular Health Channels THE WEATHER REPORT tional president of the Girl Scouts tective The witness so far was Order of Elks’ Lodge, No. 15; R. Bayly, trial examiner for the principal District of Columbia—Fair with of she said. * board; Are Available. lowest temperature about 20 degrees America, the American Legion Post, No. 23; the Jerome I. Lt. Clement Cox of the Police Depart- Tokio Macht, attorney for the tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness and warmer; possibly light snow Isolation for Home. 40 and 8 Grand Student* at George Washington ment. He was to resume his testi- Quarter Voiture Post, No. 174, Joyous board, and Harry T. O’Brien, editor at night; moderate winds mostly westerly. of the American the of University scheduled to take Wasser- mony this afternoon. During yes- Mrs. Phillip O. Coffin, president of Legion; Ladies’ the Daily Press of St. Mary’s, Pa.; Maryland—Fair and continued cold tonight; tomorrow In as a he told the that Increasing the Auxiliary of the District Fire to an man blood tests today part of an terday’s session, jury Children's Country Home, re- Depart- Celebrating Referring editorial of last cloudiness and warmer; possibly snow flurries at night. the Ladies’ against the Behrle voluntarily made a complete ported the home is now building an ment, Auxiliary of the Dis- February 26, in which the C. I. O. undergraduate campaign and continued cold statement of the to him and Virginia—Fair tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness isolation for trict Dental Society and the Sorop- Fall was social diseases will not be allowed to shooting wing contagious disease Nanking bitterly criticised as the reason and warmer, followed by snow flurries in extreme west portion. timist Club. take the test* as planned under an signed it, and later assisted in the ap- convalescents. The home has been for the Carbon company West and warmer in considering and identification of Virginia—Cloudy south portion; tomorrow cloudy quarantined for several months The following were re-elected as di- its order from Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, prehension out closing plant in St. Mary's, Mr and warmer, followed by snow flurries. rectors of the O'Brien’s assailants. of the year because isolation quarters for five-year terms, Dr. John Macht asked Mr. O'Brien to president university. Frenzy of Joy Grips give the The disturbance that developed on the* were Allan Dr. Marvin explained, however, that Mr. Robb announced at the begin- lacking. Talbot, secretary, announced; name of the writer attached to orig- Middle Atlantic coast Mondav has moved the trial that the Government in- The year 1937 has seen George W. Brown, Dr. Edgar P. inal of the he has no objection to the students ning qt north-northeastward with increased River Report. completion Cope- copy editorial. tensity. Me inches An- City—Streets the tests might call 13 witnesses. There was no Portland. 20.14 Potomac and Shenandoah River clear of the institution’s new boiler room land, Mr. Drayton, Admiral Mark L. Mr. O'Brien—I would taking through the regular other disturbance is moving southeastward rather not. at Harpers Ferry; clear at Great Falls to- session this because of the over the Upper Mississippi Valley. Minne- and laundry, the additional space left Bristol and Mr. Charles F. Wilson. Mr. health channels provided by the uni- morning day. Bayley—You may read it. apolis. Minn.. 20.82 inches, with a sec- installation of Mrs. Brooke Thronged. press of other court business. by the new plants being and Miss Anne-Carter Mr. O'Brien—I don't believe I ana versity. ondary disturbance over the Texas Pan- The Son and Moon. handle. Amarillo. 29.78 inches. Pressure used for a formula room, special diet Greene were elected as directors to B> the Associated Press. to. "Arrangement* for these teat*,” he required continues high over Southern Greenland Rises. Sets. Sun, today _ 7:13 kitchen and room and a fill vacancies in 1942 was in a Mr. said, "were made by the students dur- and off the Eastern Newfoundland coast. 4:40 sterilizing expiring and TOKIO, Dec. 7.—Tokio Bayley—On what ground? Sun. tomorrow 7:14 Laughs First and Last. Julianehaab. Greenland. inches. A 4:40 new dining room for colored 1938, await- Mr. ing my absence on vacation and con- 30.56 Moon, today-10:20a.m. employes respectively. state of ecstatic frenzy today, O’Brien—I believe it is a viola- high-pressure area is moving east-north- 9:08p.m. and other the use of HUNTINGTON, Ind.. Dec. 7 (JP).— improvements. Room for a New Board Members. ing the fall of Nanking. tion of the confidence which the edi- templated fourth-year stu- eastward over the east Gulf States. Mobile. Automobile lights must be turned on The bandit “This is a Ala., 30.26 inches, while pressure is high one-half hour after sunset. dental clinic has been made and be- tor dents at the Medical who are announced, The following new members were Nevertheless, it was generally has with anybody who submits School, and rising over the northern Rockv Moun- additional facilities for the stick-up,” and Albert Kindler, filling tain the northern Weather in Various X-raj elected to the board; Frank A. Birg- lieved that the capture of Nanking articles. not licensed physicians, in giving the region and plains. Keg Cities. department have been station attendant, laughed. River. Alberta. 30.86 inches. During the acquired, Rob- feld, Donald M. Thomas N. the end of the There then was some discussions ol tests.” last hours there has been rather Rain- Bernard, would not mean The bandit insisted he meant busi- 24 gen- Temp. ert B. Swope, second vice ; The pointed out eral precipitation in the lake region, the Stations. Baro. H'h.Low.fall.Weather. preslden' Beavers, Ralph W. Lee, jr.; Dr. Allan war. thought Generalissimo privilege and Mr. Macht read a por- president that, and Japanese ness. Kindler Upper Ohio Valley and the Middle Atlantic Abilene. Tex. _ 29.92 50 36 Clear chairman of the Building Com- Scott tion of the should any of a "thousand possible laughed. Wolf, Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitch- Chlang Kai-shek would concentrate labor relations law requir- and North Atlantic States. Light snows Albany. N Y._ 29.28 38 32 0.42 Snow mittee, said. accidents” the The bandit brandished his gun. also in portions of the middle Atlanta. Ga. 30.18 20 10 Clear cock, Mrs. Thomas C. Hart, Dr. in Hunan Province and at- ing testimony. After Mr. O'Brien occur, university, occurred Miss Lucia Harry his forces Kindler laughed. and northern plains and the Upper Mis- Atlantic City 25.68 44 28 0.28 Cloudy Murchison, director 01 Ong, Albert W. Robert with some conferred with Claude through its trustees, would be held sissippi Valley. Temperatures have fallen Baltimore. Md. 20.68 40 24 0.01 Cloudy ■ the Atwood, W. tempt to continue fighting, A. Armstrong Junior League Social Service De- Wilson. Paul and would be The bandit, disgusted, spun on his considerably in the Middle Atlantic er.d Birmingham 30.22 26 12 Clear E. Shorb, David Karrlck, sort of aid from Soviet Russia. attorney for the Stackpole company responsible liable, Bismarck. N. D. 29.98 32 4 0.06 Cloudy partment, took occasion in her heel and walked away. Kindler South Atlantic States, but they have mod- annua Mrs. A. Chambers Mrs. was said and also for Weirton Steel Co., the through its charter provisions, to in- erated somewhat in the Upper Mississippi Boston. Mass.. 20.18 50 42 3.34 Cloudy to Oliphant, The Japanese government Buffalo. N. Y. 29.52 30 24 0.10 Snow report commend the work of th( 1 Richard H. Wllmer editor by the Attorney General. laughed. and Middle and Lower Missouri Valleys and Admiral David issuance of a dec- said the writer of the editorial vestigation Charleston, S.C. 30.14 42 18 ... Junior to be considering and the southern plains. However, a new Clear League in her un- ■ Chicago. 111. 29.96 22 12 department F. Sellers. recog- was Ruth S. Sanders, identified as The tests were scheduled to be r cold wave has overspread Alberta and Cloudy der the laration withdrawing Japanese QaxlrAtrhPWAn Cincinnati 30.08 18 12 0.02 Clear chairmanship of Miss Vir- in the Women’s * Miss Gibson was commended by the nition of the Nanking sovemment. wife of an engineer employed by the given Building, which Cleveland. Ohio 29.78 26 20 0.04 Snow ginia Flannery. is Report for Lost 48 Honrs. Columbia. S. C. 30.14 36 16 Clear board for expert and efficient admin- would mean that carbon company. further forbidden by trustee regu- Besides Such a declaration in Brief Temperature. Barometer. Denver, Colo 30.00 50 22 0.02 Sncw private benefactors of th< istration of lations, and facilities are Detroit. Mich. 29.78 28 24 0.02 Snow the hospital. no the regime In an effort to show further con- laboratory Saturday— Degrees. Inches. Japan longer recognized & Paso. Tex. 20.02 56 32 Clear he added. i— 4 p.m. _ 33 79.60 as the true of nection between the editorial and th< lacking, -1 Galveston 30.12 60 44 of Chiang government 8 p.m. _ 30 29.61 Cloudy i b "Dr. Daniel the Helena, Mont. 30.36 42 14 0.02 8now Mr. Macht asked if Mr Borden, university Midnight _ 27 29.61 China. company, TODAY, Huron S Dak. 29.08 2fi 12 0.14 health and his Today— Snow O’Brien had discussed it with director, physicians __ 18 10 Celebration of Nanking’s imminent Harry 4 a.m._ 23 29.66 Indianapolis 30.08 0.04 Clear are and to Farm bill—Senate and House con- Jacksonville 30.20 44 22 _Clear Police relaxed S. Conrad, vice president of the con- ready willing give such 8 a m. _ 25 29.78 fall started last night. sider 29.81 Kansas City__ 29.00 28 22 _Snow tests at time at the amendments. Noon _ 30 ART closing laws and the downtown dis- any request and nnativo -vie*! PICTURES I convenience of the Housing—Committees continue hear- Reeord for Last 24 Honrs. Louisville Ky. 30.14 10 10 Clear Mr. O'Brien denied such dis- students," presi- 08 40 trict of Tokio blazed with gaiety. any on Miami. Fla_30.10 0.02 Clear | Sets Number ings Roosevelt program. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and S dent Minneapolis 20.82 16 14 | 6, 7, 41 Crowds milled the streets. cussions. explained. 0.06 Snow Nov Available w through Railroads—Financing inquiry con- Highest. 36. 7:10 a.m. yesterday. Year New Orleans 30.24 40 30 Clear to' the of the tria N Y. 20.42 48 28 Cafes and restaurants were Jammed According report tinues before Senate committee. ago. 46. New York. 0.34 Cloudy examiner on file here, Mr. Conrad 1j Lowest, 22, 6 a.m. today. Year ago. 26. Oklahoma City 20.00 28 26 Clear one entitle<1 to one week’s set of Four until well past midnight. Omaha. Nebr.. 20.88 24 22 0.06 CT*ar I oA^ 1 the handbells a substantial stockholder in the news- TOMORROW. Reeord Temperatures This Year. Philadelphia 20.38 40 28 0.06 Cloudy Throughout night Phoenix. Artz. 20.02 72 40 Pictures in the Art 97, on August 20. Clear § 1 paper as well as vice president of thi Senate: Highest. Pa. 20.78 38 24 Appreciation campaign Jingled endlessly as newsboys brought Lowest, 19. on February 28. Pittsburgh, 0.02 Snow of The Star Portland. Me. 20.14 44 34 2.14 upon of 39c at the Art 1 fresh extras of each new carbon company. Will go ahead with amendments tc Cloudy Eg payment only telling Japa- Haaaldlty far Last 24 Honrs. Portland, Ore*. 30.14 42 36 _Cloudy Counter in the Business nese advance. The reporter added that Mr. Con farm bill. Raleigh. N C. 20.08 42 18 _Clear | Office of The Evening I (From noon yesterday to noon today.) 30.00 rad “in so far as any direction of thi } Commerce Committee on Salt Lake City 50 30 Clear Star. The war office buzzed. War Minister hearing Highest. 81 per cent, at noon yesterday. San Antonio 30.04 50 34 Clear 1 new editorials is directs thi Merchant Marine cent, at noon today. San Diego. 20.88 718 30 ... | Gen. Gen a banquet indulged in, Copeland bill, Lowest. 40 per Cal. Clear Suglyama gave San Francisco 20.06 68 30 _Clear policy of such editorials." 10 a.m. Tide I By mail—inclose 46c not where guests toasted the army's for- Tablet. St. Louis. Mo. 20.08 20 14 Cloudy (stamps acceptable), ward toward Medals, Judiciary Committee, executive, tc (Furnished by United States Coast and Seattle. Wash. 30 16 46 44 0.01 Cloudy | steps Nanking. I Spokane, Wash. 30.26 34 30 _Clear act on to United Geodetic Survey.) addressed to the Art decorations about I appointment the Tamoa. Fla. 30 18 30 28 Clear § Appreciation Counter, The and swords glittered Today. Tomorrow. if EIGHT REPORTED KILLED States Court of for the Dis- WASH.. D. C. 29.74 36 22 0.01 Cloudy a giant table. Most of the guests Appeals High_10:33 a.m. 11:17 a.m. Star. a.m. 5:59 a m. 1 Evening trict. Low _ 5:22 g remained until dawn. _10:53 p.m. 11:36 p.m. Indicate desired High FOREIGN STATIONS. set—No. staff officers huddled near 45 Also Declared Injured in Mex- House: Low _ 5:18 p.m. 5:38p.m. 1—2—3—4—5—8—7_8_9 Army (7 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) | know... Continues consideration of farm Precipitation. the war office wireless where dots and Gfiidyoit Temperature. Weather. ican Buses’ Crash. in the Name___...... _ dashes chanted of bill. Monthly precipitation in inches London. England_ 20 Foggy gf victory. that there are estimated Capital (current month to date): Paris. France _ 34 Cloudy There were scenes at the MEXICO CITY, Dec. 7 OP).—Am " Appropriations Committee considers hysterical _ to be more than 500,000 Month. 1937. Av'ge. Record Vienna. Austria 30 Rain ’37 Berlin. _ 28 Address------stock market. Shares rose rapidly, bulances raced from Mexico City to independent offices and State Depart- January _ 7.83 3.55 7.83 Germany Foggy 3.27 6.84 '84 Brest, France _ 46 Cloudy I cases of tuberculo- a.m. February_ 3.33 spurred by the impetus of victory. day to Zlmapan, Hidalgo State, when active ment supply bills, 10:30 March_ 1.50 3.75 8.84 91 Zurich. Switzerland 33 Cloudy '89 A million were for 8 were killed am I t and Committee April*_ 6.85 3.27 9.13 Stockholm. Sweden_ 27 Snow children ready persons reported sis in the United States Currency 57 May _ 4.02 3.70 10.69 '89 Oleralrnr. Spain Cloudy a lantern parade to the imperial 45 injured in a collision of two pas resi consideration of housing June _5.21 4.13 10.94 '00 (Noon. Greenwtch time, today.) '86 Azores 56 10:30 a.m. July _ 3.67 4.71 10.63 Horta (Fayali. Rain palace when they receive word that senger buses on a fogbound highway legi on, '28 Of student)..---....Tears, August _ 6.67 4 01 14.41 (Current observation!.) Asa ; Nanking has fallen. They will march Zlmapan, where the accident hap S unmlttee of Ways and Means St Georges. Bermuda 68 Cloudy before is 130 mile i tea continues consideration o! San Juan. Puerto Rico. 78 €!ou4£ the end of the palace lnclosure pened midnight, Havana. Cuba _ 64 ClotldF from hem program. 10 am. Colon. Canal Zona_ 78 Cloudy A *J| w#