WOMEN BOYCOTT EMPLOYERS Firemen Get More Honored ISLAND FRIENDSHIP NO CHANGE IS SEEN ELECTED TO OFFICIAL POST SENATORS DEMAND as OF JURORS FOR HAWAII VERDICT Sleep ‘Hitch-Up’ BT SCIENCE ACADEMY. Signal Is Silenced (Continued thing was so sudden. I don't think he From_Plrst Page.'T_ By the Associated Press. HONOLULUPARDONS has made any plans." SPLIT BY VERDICT INF CHPOLICY 30. siding at the trial by a defense affi- Maj. Fortescue, who was taken to a CINCINNATI, Ohio, April davit of prejudice. hospital seriously ill with pneumonia —Cincinnati firemen get an extra Winn said when Harry Fran son, the day after his wife's arrest with hour's sleep tomorrow. Lieut Albert O. E Honolulu the Cincinnati Fire De- Attitude Members of New Convictions Arouse Capitol; foreman of the grand jury, at first Massie, Jones and Bulk of Population Though Foreign Expected to Chamber of reported to Judge Cristy the grand J. Lord, for the death of Joseph partment hasn’t had a horse since "the old of jury had voted no bill against the four Kahahawal, Hawaiian, who allegedly Finding of good days,” somebody Be Same Despite Elec- Deputies Will Be impeachment Judge accused. “Judge Cristy then went to the attacked Mrs. Massie. merely exclaimed Angered by kept on ringing the “hitch-up” grand jury room and told them in ‘'What!" when first informed of the bell at 6 a m.. Just as If there Cristy Called for. effect that unless they found a true verdict last night. Massie Jury. were horses to keep In training tion Results. Chosen. bill the defendants there would in skipping to position beneath against Heed Harrow's Request be in the community.” the harness. anarchy At as his hotel, it was said Maj. For- But motors now aren't tuned By the Associated in the Massie trial in Winn quoted Judge Cristy having BY RUSSELL OWEN. BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. Frees. The verdict tescue would be away "for a few days." until 7 a.m. So the last 6 outbursts of told, the grand jurors: up PARIS, April 30 —The French voters Honolulu caused sharp Some of the family’s reticence to HONOLULU, April 30 (N.A.N.A.).— o'clock Whatever the result of the elections De- “hltch-up” sounded today. at the yesterday. Words comment was due to a in France be it is considered most will go to the polls tomorrow to elect criticism Capitol Judge's Quoted. cabled request The verdict in the Fortescue-Massie may minas for were uttered by from Clarence Darrow that make unlikely that they will affect in members pardom “I present you the question of an- they bitterness here. any of the new Chamber of- Dep- and talk of impeachment of no statements. trial has aroused great way France’s For this Senators archy in this community. Are you themselves foreign policy. uties to which the must over the Many business men express government the judge who presided grand to take the of In London, Marion Fortescue, daugh- reason it is believed In well Informed willing responsibilities women, whose sympathy look for Its support during Important Albert M. Cristy. was heard. ter of and Mrs. re- heatedly, and quarters that most observers Jury that' situation? You know our racial Maj. Fortescue, Lieut. Thomas foreign this Summer on the mo- a sentiment all along has been with negotiations At the same time strong structure.” ceived the news calmly. Her friends attribute an undue importance to the H. Massie, Mrs. Granville Fortescue ARMY TRANSPORTS mentous Issues of reparations, war debts for ft change in the territorial gov- said she would the in her result of today’s election. The defense attorney aald Judge spend day enlisted men. E. J. and disarmament. of awaii was manifested in room and added that she and the two Navy For the French leaders emitat Criety later presented the grand jury had no in- with years political The Chamber be elected a of Rear Ad- Lord and A. O. Jones, fairly seethe win by navel circles and report a for tention of withdrawing from Oxford have been harping on "security first, with three forms of bill—one double balloting. All candidates who miral Yates Stirling. Jr., commandant University, where she is a be- indignation. disarmament after” and must' first-degree murder, one far second- student, of Honolulu, "Germany receive a tomorrow will be- base at Pearl Harbor, was fore This is not true of all to majority of the naval murder and one for kidnaping, the end of the Spring term, irre- pay” such an extent that it will be of degree some think the verdict was the RETENTION IS SEEN come members. In those constituencies the for disclosed as showing necessity with the remark: spective of what sentence might be im- practically impossible for any govern- Govern- solution of a dangerous where no one receives more than half direct control by the National “The deliberations of this are posed on her mother and brother-in- only possible ment, be it formed by parties of the Rankin, Jury difficult situation, but it is pre- the votes cast run-offs will be held ment. Representative John law. and Left or gToups of the to the not completely sealed in any investiga- will be split Right, change May 8. of Mississippi, member of Another dicted that friendships In the France's DR. Democrat, tion. If it appears to the court there daughter, Elaine, 17. was Based on Refusal of slightest degree present ARTHUR KEITH A total of on Territories, voiced this over the unsuspected outcome. Hope 11,500,000 men—and no Committee has been a situation requiring action attending a dance when informed of foreign policy. The majority of the Of the Uftited States Federal rule the Offsetting this resentment, however, Geological Survey, women—Is qualified to vote. Por the same sentiment, urging the court, then the court can re- verdict. She became hysterical people of France are determined that who been are ended. by fact that the deputy at- has elected treasurer of the 615 seats in the Chamber there are until “mockeries of justice” what and was taken to her home. is the today House to End Services as these two cardinal quire evidence to be taken as to Harold announced principles ,of foreign National Academy of Sciences. For 3,817 two Senator Kenneth Me Re'1st, Demo- Lieut. Massie's torney general, Kay, should be carried out and will not candidates, of whom are dead transpired in the jury room. So do not mother, Mrs. W. S. in his policy three he haa been di- but who demanded a Massie a conference would be called years chairman, whose names remain on the lists crat, of Tennessee, for a moment under the misappre- of Winchester, Ky„ had no defi- give a mandate to any candidate who is of conditions in go office Monday to make plans for pro- Economy Step. vision of geology and geography. Na- under the law. as their deaths occurred Senate Investigation hension that there is no wav whereby nite plans In connection with the case. likely to change or oppose them. declared that at once with the Ala Moana tional Research Council. after the nominations were closed. Hawaii some time ago, matters to the administration She broke down when informed of the ceeding of the House pertinent assault case, from which grew the Record Vote if he were a member cannot be and verdict. “Convicted of Expected. Vote or of justice Investigated manslaughter?” murder trial. Large Expected. he would move the impeachment she asked. “What does that mean?" Massie The action of the House in refusing A record vote is expected to be oast the aisciosea. ballot k difficult. If no can- Political experts 80 to 86 He did not criticize she A vigorous and intelligent presenta- to the French who are usually expect pse Judge Cristy. Winn asserted the grand Jury then Apparently could not fully under- abolish the Army, Navy and Panama today by citizens, oent ot S. Davis. tion of that case at this time undoubt- didate can obtain a clear majority the voter* to go to the polls. trial judge, Charles forms on two sepa- stand the situation her son. electing a new chamber. voted on the three confronting a reac- transport services during consideration another ballot is taken a Indications are that Mrs. edly would, it is felt, have good The battle between the il fortnight only 300 to 230 Lewis rate occasions, each time negatively. Emily Jones, mother of one of parties the definite Urges Inquiry. the tion in the United States, for one reit- of the economy bill, gave War De- later, when individual who ob- results will be known by Mon- When this report was offered to Judge convicted enlisted men, was de- represented In the present chamber James Hamilton Lewis. Dem- is. What will the tains a plurality of votes is elected. day. In the other contests run-offs are Senator to ac- scribed at New erated question today partment officials cause to believe that has been at its for the last 10 Hoover Cristly, Winn said, he refused Bedford, Mass., by her height ocrat. of Illinois, said President on the mainland think? the Senate also would take the view likely—which means that the big fight of it and the grand Jury finally re- daughter. Mrs. Joseph R. people days. The leaders of three of tlft four Practices Followed. once start an investigation cept Donninger, How the Ala Moana case is handled will occur a week from tomorrow. should at murder ac- as “heartbroken." The mother that these services, instead of being a moat numerous have refrained if the facts are as turned the second-degree was un- parties When an election Is hotly contested Premier Andre the Massie trial, and able to probably will mold future developments drain on the are Tardieu, who had cusation. receive callers, but Mrs. Don- Government, actually from waging the usually fierce electoral not more than 50 cent of the can- thev have been given In the press, here. per conducted a vigorous for a coercion,” said ntnger said “She feels so operated at a considerable saving. because realise that under campaign the defendants ‘•We contend this is badly about battle, they didates are elected on the first ballot. chamber that will his all four of it she This saving, as reflected in the give government pardon doesn't want to say Results Far Reaching. Army the present circumstances a coalition For the second various combi- a Winn. anything.” ballot, new lease on life, was Incapacitated promptly. event of a fight, transport service alone. War Depart- cabinet be for th° said the President had In the long appeal The is about its might necessary good nations and alliances are made. By by illness when the Senator Lewis side of the Prosecutor Criticized. city going quietly ment officials said yesterday, approxi- vote-hunting ended con- the burden of the defense had the of the country. The three parties which agreements between affiliated the authority to pardon persons •'You can business. As a matter of fact, mates in the last 25 parties, tonight. Confined to his rooms by an will be lifted from the say for her, that $40,000,000 years, be called to are the the courts of Hawaii and the case probably though, decision been the other way, there would may co-operate candidates are withdrawn so as to give attack of laryngitis, he victed ia Darrow and on to she is very much in exclusive of the World War period. In probably will was a mem- weary shoulders of disappointed the This Radical Socialists, headed by Edouard the best chance to the man who is not resume his territorial possessions. He verdict.” be a group that would be angry. 1931, based on cost for similar service duties until next week. the men, Winn and George S. Herriot; the more to win. For if of the Territories Committee when younger case has torn the whole social and Republican Democrats, likely Instance, Three men have been in ber an associate of Dar- Mrs. Donninger criticized the estimated by the shipping interest* outstanding On the other Leisure, the latter tactics of the and is headed by Louis Marin, and the Left, in a certain district there are three the In the senate formerly. of Prosecutor John H. political fabric territory themselves, the saving was said to have campaign—Premier Tardieu, leader of Justice held row. from Chicago. Kelley, although trouble. There Republicans, under the leadership of candidates representing the Radical of the government hand, the Department saying she and her mother still brewing probably been about $2,000,000. Thus, If the majority; Edouard had no felt the so Premier Andre Tardieu and Finance Left, the Social and Radical Left and that Federal officials Darrow In Daxe. never has been a case which affected service is abolished this an addi- Herriot, mayor of Lyons and leader of today presiding judge had been fair. year, Flan din. to Interfere in such a case unless lives or such far-reach- Minister Pierre the Left Republicans on one side and the powerful opposition radical power seemed almost In a “We think the was many produced tional appropriation of about $2,000,000 Socialist on a The old lawyer judge very fair, The French election In normal times a Socialist or Radical Social- the crime was committed military In a results. over the estimate* -powerful group, and Leon Blum, leader of the daze today as he sat slumped but the prosecutor, Mr. Kelley, went ing for 1933 would have The Department of Justice One that is likely to be for- is characterized by a campaign of vio- ist on the other, two of the candi- Socialists, the strongest in reservation. In his hotel room. All the fire too far, bringing in a lot of stuff thing to be made. party the could be exercised chair about the of lent words. The public and private life dates of the Right are withdrawn, Chamber. held that leniency which he displayed in the and its gotten is that after shooting this and enthusiasm Navy admirals.” Costs of leaders of the a clear field only by territorial officials. Under his Kahahawai the whole admin- Are Compared. the various parties leaving to the strongest the trial were gone and he showed Dudley Field Malone, international Joseph of Chamber. Judd could exercise the par- of law enforcement here was It cost Is carefully scrutinized and every bad to defeat the candidate of the Left. Iine-Cp view- Gov. than ever before. lawyer, who to istration the Government, last year, not. 75 years more planned join Darrow In be said about the These are With no less than 13 but the President could not to near remodeled to prove to the world that $3,636,395 to maintain and operate the thing that could in- arrangements generally made groups in the don power, Sometimes Darrow seemed the defense at Honolulu, said he “gladly chamber the nearest to the was to handle her with an dividual candidate is brought out and between the leaders In Paris without and a band of 20 "The Navy being to. He stared out of would with Darrow in Hawaii competent Army transports, compared es- deputies In- when spoken Join an appeal” the to the of the who to no and best fitted for complete and his faceh‘^ of own affairs. The appointment of timate of $5,891,703 to duplicate the exaggerated. regard interests party belong group, the election subject deep-set smouldering eyes the manslaughter verdict has said Senator Lewis, “should new with the back- service commercial Interests. To No such campaign is evident in the itself. The man with the best per- become so con;used that predic- vestigation.” have more than the usual "It's obvious the public prosecutor, by to make seemed to perfectly feeling of sonal chances is allowed to run is tion Is The be directed by the President the ing of the territorial officials, brought this, War Department official! present elections. It seems that while and dangerous. line-up in the if number of lines. populace, which is almost com- pointed a of all the facte, and ..... the more able men to the task of stopping out, should be added $346,408 lor the the French people as a whole are not supported by the other two. expiring chamber is: to him report believe it, he told pletely foreign in is such as during “I couldn’t Honolulu, that case aware of The of the electorate can Government they are the same reported ’T it is crime, and the Fortescue-Massle continuing expenses at outports which fully the dangerous inter- tendency majority—Left Radicals, his Associated Press correspondent. almost impossible for these Amer- be Left Social and the trial the President should use to be the first one to w'hich commercial interests would have to national situation and are likely to easily determined after the first 50; Radical. 16: Left couldn’t think or understand how any- ican citizens to get a fair trial.” happened and promptly bent their energies. meet and which U Included in the vote mostly on the merits of each results of the elections in Paris, to Republicans. 63: Popular Democrats, executive prerogatives could be that cruel. It was for that reason, he said, that they op- body The situation was not at all the same erating expenses by the Government. candidate's platform regarding regional Normandy and in the industrial dis- 18; no group, 20; Action Democratic pardon everybody. never have heard of anybody suf- he sent a telegram to President on the "I Hoover Moana case, tricts of and Roubaix are Social, 30; Union Demo- ••This should be done theory have. I to order which surrounded the Ala Each War Secretary since 1903 has interests, the leaders themselves realize Turcolng Republican full fering so much as those people the four defendants placed the territory was given its which was bungled from the start. And called attention in his annual report that it is vital today that a tacit gentle- known. If In these districts the can- cratic, 85; Independents, 42. Total. that learned to love them, too. They have aboard a naval vessel and taken to San to vindicate its case on retrial about a to the and of man’s should exist didates of the obtain a 324. unrestricted for a new if that brings savings economy operat- agreement between Right major- privilege been so brave.” Francisco trial. — and laws. In this case Mr. ... disagreement, which would acquit the ing the Army transports as compared the principal parties so that in case of ity, it 1s almost certain that the rest Opposition Independents of the processes old shook his head sadly. -•---- would be sustained by all Ameri- The lawyer defendants under the present law\ or an with the lowest commercial rates. need a national should be of France will vote the same way on Left. 28; Radical Socialists, 109; Re- Hoover motion lor a new trial probably government by the senti- The it will be difficult to predict Another problem In event the trans- formed. the second ballot. publican Socialists, 13: French Social- cans and approved Just 6, when the de- acquittal, ; easily will be argued May -... ment of the ■world.’’ MUSICAL AND DANCE what might happen in and to Honolulu. port services are abolished, Is the dis- J ists, 13; Socialists, 111; Communists, fendants come up for sen tenet. Parties has been so much sympathy position that would be made of the Represented. 11. Total, 285. Voice. the law the has wide There Robinson Adds Under Judge Lieut. Massie and wharves and other dock facilities, val- The are with the recom- for Mrs. Fortescue, following parties represented Robinson. discretion to deal Jury’s here ued at millions of In New York, in the BRUENING RETURNS Senator Arthur Republican, maximum PROGRAM ARRANGED the two enlisted men expressed dollars, today French chamber. The mendation for leniency. The other of Indiana, said: that even those in the prosecu- San Francisco. Manila and ports. Communists, with 10 members, led by PUBLISHER WINS SUIT is 10 imprisonment, and engaged “If had been on the jury 1 would sentence years’ in the Ala Certainly, at Manila, War Department Marcel the Socialists of the I would be a sus- tion and those who defended Cachln; the whole the lightest possible these facilities are an FOR HITLER PARLEYS have freed them. I think Moana case have only regret at their officials say, port left, with 112 members, led by Leon law in sentence for that length of time. Twelve Groups of Chidren Will Court Reverses $85,000 Decision in question of administration of pended On which might be Important part of the defense of the Blum. This party is, together with the Gov. Lawrence M. Judd also has the plight. many lips Hawaii require* a thorough lnvestiga-, to the naval islands. Communists, to the to any or all of the Take Part in Events at thought antagonistic young opposed present Jersey Libel Action. bv There has been a Authority pardon Syl- armaments Coalition of Centrist* and Nazis tion Congress. officer and Mrs. Fortescue are heard Enlisted Men a Problem. policy of of France and, the standards of defendants. NEW deplorable letdown in the "Those defendants.” without going to the same extreme as YORK, April 30 VP).—A $1,000,- of At Pearl Harbor, where the convicted van Theater on 14. words, poor Aside from the comparative coats of Result From Con- deplorable let-down in the standards May the Communists, Is the most radical May 000 libel action Bernard H. four remained In custody of naval of- Even Hawaiians Sympathise. Government and commercial service, brought by it” mother of Mrs. party in France. ference*. E. Ridder H. ficers, Mrs. Portescue, Even the Hawaiians. who are a kindly, abolishment of the Army transports Ridder, Joseph and Victor Senator William King, Democrat, well.” The French Socialists, with 13 mem- Massle. was reported feeling ‘‘very Twelve groups of children will see them would work out to the decided disad- P. brothers and owners o? a of Utah said: partic- sympathetic people, dislike to bers, led Lot de Monzie and Emile Ridder, her sister, also said in a men. On com- by reluctant to criticize Mrs. Helen Ripley, ipate program of musical numbers shut in with the riff-raff of the vantage of the enlisted the chain of “I am always the last up jail Faure, are of not much consequence, ex- By Associated Press. newspapers, against Harry B. the ad- the same of Mrs. Massie In and special dances to be at the will be mercial lines, it was said, the only ac- courts and juries or to attack given islands. Many hope it possible that bother the BERLIN, 30. — Chancellor few davs Mrs. has felt for enlisted men cept they generally gov- April Haines, publisher of the Paterson IN. ministration of a State or Territory. Ripley apparently Sylvan Theater in the Washington for them to be immediately. commodation provided than of the de- pardoned ernment when It comes to close voting. returned from Geneva J.) Evening News, has been dismissed, I cannot but feel that the strain more any Monument Grounds Saturday after- of the of the is as steerage passengers. On Pacific Bruenlng today However. help An indication feelings As a rule they throw their weight with it was disclosed today. The case was a fendants. noon, May 14. it was announced lines that would mean that Uncle Sam's 1 and attacked the of Adolf judgment the verdict in the Masjie by Navy group is shown by the remark the Socialists. problem they obtained Haines for Miss Sibyl Baker, in of the soldiers would be classified with Asi- against $25,000 miscarriage of justice.” Pale and Haggard. charge made by an officer, that hereafter he'll The radical Hitler's opposition, which is within was The I Socialists, under the reversed by the appellate division. Senator said: program. events are a feature of feel he is on soil. His atics. Copeland Mrs. seemed and hag- foreign family leadership of Edouard Herriot Camille striking distance of the mastery of After obtaining control of the Pater- w’ords that Ripley pale the city-wide festival of youth, spon- wife said she Provisions for medical care, so [ r "It is distressing beyond about wag so aroused that his and Edouard Is son (N. Press-Guardian mi gard todav. She was driving sored on all trans- Chauteihps Daladier, Prussia. J.) July 1, so cruel a verdict could be rendered in by the District Bicentennial Com- wouldn't eat another as scrupulously guarded Army the Yard on errands for her pineapple long I one of the most important parties in 1929, the Ridders Haines No wonder Navy mission. ports. would be an additional expense His charged an American possession. Massie's small as she lived. And another Navy woman, the 107 members. homecoming brought the begin- printed an article in the convicted sister, using Music will to commercial lines. These are a 1 Chamber, counting Evening ‘flews the wife* are hot with pro- be offered by the Langley i who was when the verdict was only telegraph automobile. Mrs. Fortescue remained present | This party was advocating, at one time, ning of intensive political conferences. on October 24, 1929, accusing them of tests this I have received Junior High, School and the said, with few of the arguments put up by Army morning. the Alton. Ijand rendered, trembling rage, a policy of rapproachement with Ger- The Centrist “unfair acts" and "trickery.” They won such I with aboard Navy receiving ship harmonica band from the officials In urging retention of the leaders, some of whom Several telegrams. join citizens alike elementary "I'd like to spit in Kelley’s face." many and general disarmament. It a $25,000 verdict in the Supreme Court, citizen In Officials and leading schools of Md. A club services, arguments which favor a coalition with the Hitlerites everj- other straight-thinking Hyattsville, glee Public Prcsecutor John C. Kelley's transport I had been In office in 1924 and from which an was taken withheld comment. Gov. Judd pointed from the will also in the Sen- during to form a new Prussian government, appeal by the conviction that something is wrong Brightwood Demonstration slurs at the United States and the they hope prevail Haines. the case was still in thd hands Navy i the administration of Mr. Herriot have refrained In Hawaii.” out School, comprising 40 children, will ate. from negotiations in his court and that it would thus admirals are resented here by nearly France accepted the Dawes plan and absence. I -•-—- Senator McKellar said: of the render a series of vocal numbers. A careful analysis of comparative to every one and it is felt that whatever evacuated the Ruhr. Its financial pol- be improper for him say anything The casts In a recent of the new Informed commentators declare a “1 do not believe the defendants got Brightwood group will also be done that voyage been to now. citizens good might by showing icies, have, however, disastrous Nazi-Centrist TO WED fair Local Sympathetic private present two teams of children in a from San Francisco coalition is possible only POLLARD, JR., • trial. prejudice evidently Hawaii can enforce the law Is com- transport Republic I France and after the fall of the cabl- likewise were silent, saying comment to Manila and officials if an understanding is reached controlled it. The indictment was void. minuet and a country dance, while nullified his of tem- return, said, rep- in Mr. in order to by the case. pletely by display i net, 1926. Herriot. Hitler on The indictment was found the might prejudice three dance numbers will resented a saving of $400,000 as com- Bruenlng and the foreign CHARLOTTE, N. C„ 30 by Judge for these be given by per. The local morning paper pub- show that he was a French citizen April (JP).~ the The ‘‘I am desperately sorry children from HOU.se. A pared with commercial rates. policy. The Centrist National Com- Miss Margaret Fullerton Clarkson of instead of grand jury- judge finan- Friendship lished an editorial today excoriating before being a politician, agreed to ac- people,” said Walter Dillingham, minuet will ( mittee, which met in Berlin today and Charlotte, of Justice Herlot had no right to find an indictment. He be offered by the Capital a minor office in the Poincare daughter leader, but he him, saying: I cept will meet no cial and commercial of the again tomorrow, is expected Clarkson of the North Carolina had right to refuse to receive a re- Society Children of the American “The could net con- Nationalist cabinet. The of Supreme about the details of public prosecutor pfestige to on of no true bill from the would not talk Revolution Four of define the terms which the Cen- Court, and John Garland port grand groups children1 clude that Lieut. Massie was non com- this party has suffered much during Pollard! Jr„ He violated the law In both these the case. from the ARIZONA REPUBLICANS ter might be willing to Join with the son of the Governor of Virginia, will be Jury. said Langley. Macfarland, South- pos mentis when he killed Kahahawai, i the last few years, but recently Mr. “I am too full for utterance, east and Thomson Nazis. married in St. Peter's instances. Community Centers but It will be a charitable Herriot, by a more moderate Episcopal Church Rear Admiral Yates Stirling, com- judgment by adopting Dr. Bruenlng also faced the here 21. will represent the Community Center the ! the problem May Calls for naval district. The community if it can say Mr. Kelley TO SUPPORT HOOVER policy, especially regarding question of a y Impeachment. mandant of this numbers will be proposal to create jobs through Justice and Mrs. Clarkson announced no Department. Original lost his own head when he let loose of "security first, disarmament after,” “He should be Impeached and If I admiral said he planned special from the an internal loan of more than $62.- the wedding date here today. The disturb- given by groups public schools such a triade. has Increased the chances of his fol- Were a member of the House I would precautions against possible and the Center 500.000. All these Issues must be set- couples engagement was announced Community Depart- "It must be remembered that in a lowers. mftve for his ances ashore, but added: Frank H. Hitchcock Elected tled before the Reichstag meets May 9. last Winter. impeachment.” ment in divisions 10 to 13; Randall time of by 12 members form the Republi- are is our motto, national emergency, the Army Only As understood here, the grand "We prepared—that School will a jury Junior High present and Navy have authority vested in them can Socialist party under the leader- was under Judge Albert M. The you know.” Convention as National Com- Cristy minuet, and three dances will be given by and the President to take ship of the former Prime Minister trial was Charles 8 Davis. Today was pay day in the Navy and Congress judge by students at the Francis Junior High ever the functions of Paul Palnleve. This party, while con- a number of sailors were ex- all government Senator McKellar said he referred to large School. Boys from the junior high mitteeman for State. stituting a unit, Is fully In in the tonight. Admiral here or in any of the States. To at- separate Cristy rather than Davis in his state- pected city schools will present a "tumbling and with the of the radi- would be no curtail- tempt to drag in either of these services sympathy policies ment. Stirling said there pyramid” number cal Socialists. leave. as a means, perhaps, of swaying the Senator Hiram Bingham, chairman of ment of shore A group of Boy Scouts wrill assist By the Associated Press. jury, is utter folly. Left Independents. the Senate Committee on Territories, Retrial Soon. the directors in staging the Festival of TUSCON. Ariz., April a Likely Neither Needs Hawaii. 30'—Striking declined to make any public comment. Youth. keynote for President Hoover and a A small group of 29 members under Harold Kay, deputy attorney general, pro- He does not expect the bills he has "Neither the Army nor the Navy tective tariff on copper, Arizona Repub- Henry Pate forms the party of the Left " the retrial of the four remaining offered on recommendation of the De- said their ex- Is link be- Massle needs Hawaii's approval for licans aligned themselves in State con- Independents, which the •> men accused of attacking Mrs Chicken Thieves Lashed. partment of Justice for new legislation istence. As a matter of fact, they want vention today to send to in tween the called of the Right *’ might begin within 10 days. After Chicago parties Bund Man to the administration of A tighten up WILMINGTON. 30 it, since it is easier to get along with June delegates in unanimous and those known as the Left. With the disagreement in the first case, Del., April (IP).— nipe sup- in Hawaii to get through the jury friends, but in a could man- of the ; the Radical Left headed Justice four were await- Three colored men, convicted of stealing pinch they port present administration. party by this session. Kahahawai and these Senate were 10 lashes each in age to do very well without Hawaii. On C. B. Wilson of Flagstaff, ! Charles Danlelou and Maurice Bouil- a second trial when the native was chickens, given keynote A number of Senators declined to ing the other hand. Hawaii could not do President loux-Lafont 49 members be- and slain in the Fortescue rhe New Castle County workhouse today. speaker, asserting Hoover containing their views on the trial abducted express publicly, In addition they must serve Jail terms. very well without them. “will not be given credit for having con- ; gins the great group called "the Right." • • • the other 87 of was a on home. day, years but there strong Insistence “Ever since the unfortunate incident ceived and formulated the plan which This group, while having different Ideas •>' in charge of criminal prose- 1 the part of some of them that the Kay, that brought about the killing of Kaha- has saved us from even greater dis- various local is cutions, pointed out the trial of Joseph | regarding problems, I President should investigate the facts Spanish Plane in Syria. hawai there have been persistent efforts asters," opened the way for unanimous I strongly together on the question of ln- had his restored. Young, charged with criminally as- age, eyesight and grant pardons to all four of the 30 made to try everything rather than the indorsement. Technically the delega- temational and national defense. a Chinese girl early in AMMAN, Syria, April W5).—Fernan- | politics defendants saulting young case Even the victim of that tion will and said do Rein, the Spanish aviator who is at hand. go uninstructed to the na- Fifteen members under Henry Franklin Rankin said: March, would begin Monday Representative within flying from Madrid to Manila, arrived foul assault on Ala Moana has been tional convention. Boullion and Pierre Cathala form the the he hoped It would be concluded “The verdict In Massie case, here and will resume his practically tried. The motives of one Frank H. Hitchcock, Tucson publisher Social and Radical Left. The Left Re- a week, possibly clearing the way for today flight together with the preceding incidents, of the Navy's most trusted officers, a and mormer Postmaster Oeneral. was 64 are led Use the Massle attack retrial. tomorrow. publicans, strong, by The first he said was ^Rocke- provts conclusively that the Govern- man whose rank plainly bespeaks the elected Republican National Committee- brilliant Prime Minister Tardieu thing The deputy attorney general said the Henry ment of tire United States should re- trust in him by his country, man for Arizona. He received 187 votes and had new evidence for the trial imposed Etienne Flandin. They are gen- peal the present law providing for territory has been in the State convention against 37 cast the four men and believed it would questioned. erally supported by the Democratic feller can have all the millions in a territorial government in Hawaii and of Bryan's Daughter "In from home rule for Col. J. E. i case than short, everything Thompson. and Social Action party, numbering 28 that under the direct be an "infinitely stronger Mrs. Wilma place territory to prohibition has been tried except Hoyal of Douglas was members, headed by Paul Reynaud and until in the first trial — tJ rule of the Federal Government the four defendants in the present case. elected National Committeew&man, de- Ardre world I can see/7 1 ‘‘Nothing will be spared,” he said, Would Let Voters | Francois Poncet. the white women are secure from brutal The Navy and its personnel have been feating Mrs. Carrie Lambert, Phoenix. The “to it to a satisfactory conclu- Democrats, with 18 attacks as that made upon Mrs. bring under fire, without reason Mrs. Hoyal received 152 votes, Mrs. Popular sion.” particularly members, led by Auguste Champetier Massie." Decide Issue and certainly Wfthout a display of the Lambert 67. Mrs. Massle recently announced she. Dry de Ribes; the Republican Democratic common sense that this community -•-i-- Only Way, He Says. would remain in Hawaii to go through Union, with 82 members, headed by you and I can see and yet we are perhaps should display. Louis Marinand "That seems to be the only way with the retrial. Texas Oil Curb Fixed. Georges Pemot, and “By its intolerant, uniformed disre- the to & to such farcical mock- Should the manslaughter verdict Mrs. Owen to Independents, with 58 members, about some or put stop Campaign gard for essentials in the case, a con- AUSTIN, Tex., April 30 {JP}.—'The headed worrying picayune imaginary eries of as have out Mrs. Fortescue and the three by Henry Laniel and Desire justice grown against siderable element In Honolulu has Texas Railroad Commission fixed men a woman and four today Ferry, form the group generally known II of this horrible incident." j Navy stand, on to the East Texas and a new Board Referendum Versus sought prove every statement made oil field allowable pro- as the temporary trouble; spring hat; <5 In his statement, which he gave to men constituting the Prison Extreme Right. The "Independ- by Admiral Stirling in his report to the duction at 61 barrels dally per well for ents” v W. Assistant At- would have a part in determining the contain all the members who Seth Richardson. Navy the first 15 In and 59 barrels business fell ■ The however, is Issue. Department.” days May have resigned from the other the baby's teething; your off; tomey General during the latter’s in- punishment. judge, Repeal for the half parties, 'Copyright, 1932. by the North American second of the month. The with a of Hawaii, Admiral the final authority. — sprinkling of royalists. vestigation Stirling Newspaper Alliance, lac.h limit has been 67 barrels daily. The we are that the number of aliens Leniency l!p to Board. It Is between these parties and fac- your car is getting shabby; yet multi- argued large By the Associated Press field top allowable was set at approxi- In the Islands, the racial feelings The deputy attorney general said the tions that the electoral battle has taken strong Ruth mately 325,000 barrels daily. and the lack of strict control of the judge was required to fix the maximum Representative Bryan Owen, place during the last few months. On millionaires if we have our eyesight. If of the late William local government by Caucasian ele- | sentence and that the minimum then daughter Jennings DRY TEST FAVORED account of the large number of parties Prison Board. The Bryan, today announced she would Boaters, the once but now there are six or more ments made some changes necessary. | would be set bv the popular generally five, have and your health or de- for renomlnation in her 550- hats for men in is seat In the cham- you your eyesight He pointed out that Hawaii was "a | judge, however, may Increase campaign despised London, candidates for every | Florida district on the issue IN BAY O. P. the latest fashion for women first 7. fortress of vital importance” to the crease the minimum set by the board, mile-^ong STATE G. there. ber. To obtain a majority at the of a referendum as you have riches greater than Rockefeller United States as a whole and its gov- Kav said. prohibition against direct ■ eminent should be formed with that The law states that not later than repeal. In view. three months after commitment to She said she would leave Washington Dissatisfaction With Amendment and Ford put together. Do you realize that? • fix the minimum to make the campaign as soon as the prison the trard must Reduced sentence before a can be eligi- economy legislation, last of the big Cited at Metro. prisoner Session—Confidence From • PHILIPPINESIAN CLUB ble for parole. It Is before the board controversial questions to come before the House this session, has beeh1 flnlsh- $6.00 that the jury's leniency recommenda- in President Voted. 8087 cannot have and if come. ed. Mrs. Owtn, whose, father was one You health happiness HOLDS LUNCHEON TODAY tion would , Members of this board are Louis J of the most famous of the Nation's «f -. has are I Warren, chairman: Mrs Bernice Spitz. dry leaders, announced she would By the Associated Press. you worried. If you have debts which and not a referendum on the George Washington U. Group to Dr Philip Platt, James B. Mann oppose eight- BOSTON, April 30.—A recommenda- Clinton J. Owen. eenth amendment. Her opponent, Marx it a to tion for a referendum on prohibition worry you wouldn’t be good plan Have Prof. Deibert as One Wilcox. Palm Beach attorney, later was presented by a preliminary Reso- FORTESCUE FAMILY STUNNED. declared for The X repeal. lution* Committee today at a general come in and talk to one of our officials of Honor Guests. The of the man who was r daughter meeting of Massachusetts Republicans Easy three times candidate for President on The Husband on Way to Consult Washington in Faneuil Hall. Frame a to a Philippinesian Club of. George the Democratic ticket, turned from his with view making loan which could The meeting was called by the Re- a social Authorities. in the Washington University, and principles advocating that p>eople publican Club of Massachusetts and bxamined »y or. a. s. shah NEW 30 UP).—A be allowed to vote on byes means of small educational group of Filipinos, will YORK, April family again prohibition. delegates from all accredited party be paid by monthly deposits? father was a Make sure of the real condition of your eyes by having them examined •ponsor an Intercollegiate luncheon at stunned by the manslaughter verdict “My devoted advocate clubs throughout the State were at the of the principle of referendum,” she by an Optometrist—practicing in an Exclusive Optical Establishment. noon today at the Ambassador Hotel. which a wife and mother in conference. may place said. "He was an This will be the annual banquet of the always ardent de- The resolution said: an Hawaiian with her son-in-law fender of the at organization and the club’s prlaon right the people to ex- “We believe that the mandate of the president, their will in Invisible Bifocal Lenses John Barbers, will be toastmaster ! and two naval enlisted men. said but press government. voters of Massachusetts twice expressed Kryptok for “The Involved in this Prof. Allen Delbert of George Wash- little today as It gathered its force question cam- on the prohibition question should be further legal efforts it will tree paign will be the right of the Toric ington will be one of the honor guests hopes people carried out. Evidences of dissatisfac- Kryptok Bifocal Lenses (one gA to decide on as and James Wingo, correspondent of the the quartet. | prohibition against tion with the eighteenth amendment were few words uttered ; direct pair to see near and Pre* Philippine Free Press of Manila, will be Guarded the repeal. are so general as to render imperative far). by relatives of Mrs. Grace Hubbard “In advocating the former, I feel the submission of its one of the principal speakers. by Congress repeal $15.00. this and her son-in-law. Lieut. that I am and In no sense viously Special week, Why Pay Filipino students from all the univer- Portescue upholding, or modification to State conventions of as Portescue s the of More? sities in the District have been invited Thomas H. Massie. Mrs repudiating, principles ms- delegates elected ior that purpose at the Colored and Cylindrical Lentes Not Included husband Ma1. Granville Roland For- father. I have abiding faith that when earliest This method to attend and it is expected that 40 possible moment. went to the people are permitted to express a referendum to the will The club's tescue, Washington presumably provides people.” Plan participate. membership Norris Bank to consult with authorities he bellevts themselves on this particular issue or Other committee re- embraces 18 students. The chairman sections of the can help. on any other public opinion, that which of resolutions voiced confidence in of the Program Committee, Felix port SHAH OPTICAL CO. Under Supervision U. S. Treasury ,4 don't know just whom he is see- is for the best good of the Nation will President Hoover, approved the debt • Plnlera, is assisted by three members. ing down there," said Julian Ashton prevail.” moratorium, protective tariff, reduc- 1408 H Street Northwest i“IRipley, brother-in-law of Mrs Port Mrs. Owen added that she would also I tion of Federal, State and municipal TZZ 812 F St. N.W. Cooper’s “The Spy,” 1822, was th« fescue “No. I don't know whether talk cm every which and the creation of a major public.issue expenses urged ft successful novel by ah ^jnencar he will go to Honolulu, and X doubt has come before liiii of Con- national economic council to work Capital Surplus, $250,000 If he know* hirns»lf vet. This whni» prpKSL against future business depressions.