Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1923, Page 15

Haven't you noticed the increasing tendency to Rust, Rattle and Rasp? That is because inferior metals havereplaced Cop- per, Brass and Bronze in many important parts of your car. Be sure your car has Bronze bushings, Brass hub caps, hardware, fit- TALIANS 0 FIGHT AMERGAN FASEST] Labor Body to Perfect Or- ganization to Combat Movement Here. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 9.—An alliunce | to combat the recently announced or- | gantzation of the fascistl of this | country will be perfected at a meet- ing tomorrow night, it was announced | today by officers of the Itallan Cham- |ber of Labor, Several labor union leaders were declared to be interested in the new body, to be known as the Anti-Fascist! Alllance. The alliance’s announced aims are to bo the “extinction of all fascist | organizations on the continent of | North America, creation of popular sentiment opposed to the fascist | regime in Italy and relfef of radical labor _organizations in Italy | which have been destroyed or harmed | by the fascisti. 1t also was announced that the new organization would sharply scrutinize all ltallan immigrants to ferret out | fascist agitators. The Italian Chamber of Labor last night issued a manifesto assalling | Premier Mussolini, concluding with | the advice to workers that “in case you are attacked, defend like men THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1923. BOY BADLY SHOT IN BLACKMAIL PLOT Sixteen-Year-0ld Lad Said to Have Admitted Sending Threatening Letter to Society Woman. LIMA, Ohlo, April 9.—Virgil Wisher, a sixteen-year-old lad, who ltves in the country a few miles from here, lles in a local hospital with a charge of buckshot in his legs, hav- ing been captured with two com- panions early yesterday by officers who lay in wait for the author of a letter demanding $1,000 from Mrs. Edna Neely Rogers, one of Lima's| most prominent society matrons. | : Thel:euer, Wwhich Wisher 1s alleged | by police to { thrdutoncd Srs. Kogers It she yofured to leave the money in a designated | place in her yard last midnight. When Wisher appeared the officers | | stepped from their hiding place ana demanded his surrender. Instead he ran and was shot by the officers after they had fired several warning shots. In his alleged confession, the police say, Wisher takes full re- sponsibility for the threat. Adven- turous books are blamed by Wisher for his attempt at crime. -_—— PLANE ACCIDENT FATAL. LOS ANGELES, April 9.—Edward Malone, twenty-four years old, a pilot, was killed and Hersched McKep, me- chanie, probably fatally injured in an alrplane accident here yesterday. The men attempted & fiight in a plane | 3oy owned by a commercial aviation company. They were said to have started without exhaust pipes. When they reached an altitude of about 200 feet the plane burst into flames. McKee climbed out on the right wing and jumped. His action threw the plane out of balance and it crash- ed_to the ground with Malone. Malone was said to have come here McK: from Tennessee. as relatives at 41 Perishing street, Indianapolis, | Ind. RUSSIANS AGREE | TO FIXED FRONTIER Two Years Spent by Mixed Com- mission to Defermine Russo- Tatvian Boundary. RIGA, April 9.—After two years spent by a mixed commission of Lat- vians and Russians in demakating | the Russo-Latvian frontler, the final | agreement was signed hefe vester. ay. This is said to be the first definitely fixed frontier agreement signed by soviet Russia. CASTORIAI For Infants and Children {nUse ForOver 30 Years | Rignature of P-R-I-N-T-Z-E-S-S T-O-P-C-O-A-T-S right to live” purpose of the American 1" the statement continued, “is but to weaken and destroy the labor movement, to link up with the Ku Klux Klan, to aid the newly contem- -shop drive an dto act as akers and gunmen of merican employers, as ed in Mexico, Italy and tings and trim, a Copper gasoline tank. ‘The more Copper, Brass and Bronze in your car the better and less expensive the service —and the less the tendency to Rust, Rattle and Rasp. Capper, Brase and Bronse are cheaper because you pay for them only ONCE bay « car, rend the beok By St St b Send fov a copy today, 1t's free. 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