Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1930, Page 6

'INBIA LAWMAKERS ASKED TO RESIGN ‘Action Is Autharized as First| Step in Natives’ Move for Independence. By the Associated Press. LAHORE, India, January 2.—The new woerking committee of the India National Congress today decided to au- thorize the president of the Congress 0 call upon all native congressmen in the various Legislatures to resign im- . mediately. The action will be the first step in the move to gain independence for India through non-co-operation with the British governmental machin- ery. The committee alss fixed January 26 as the date for a nation-wide demon- stration in support of the Congress’ new creed—which was defined as “puran swaraj” or “complete independence.” New Party Is Formed. A small tation of the working eommittes mwwdered it desirable to ‘wait before giving such definite shape to the policy of eivil disobedience, so a8 to see whether any future repressive action of the government couid be made an issue for civil disobedience on an individual or mass scale. Under the leadership of the left wing & rump congress was held yesterday upon dispersal of the rezuhr meeting and what was tesmed a “Democratic rty” within the congressional ranks rmed. The new party was compared to the Independent Labor party in England. The new party will carry on with the of the National Congress, but might differ on details while indorsing principle. ‘Would Warn Loan Subscribers. The rumi) se-lnn' l;zd its ggm’n# vm.nm-u of ‘members e h in re) nu!lon on the new - mn Hittes of the Congress, whose mem| was dictated by Mahatma One of the first acts of the Congress ‘States Sea Power.” THE EVENING ADMIRAL FISKE TO INTRODUCE HEARER IN “INTRIGUE" SPEECH Retired Naval Officer De- clares He Believes in and | Admires Propagandist. Sees Mistake in Not Naming Navy Man to London Parley Delegation. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 2.—Rear Ad- miral Brandley E. Fiske, U. S. N., re- tired, announced yesterdly he had agreed to introduce William B. Shearer, m\nl propagandist, when the latter speaks at Carnegie Hall Sunday night on “The Inside Story of 10 Years of International Intrigue Against United “I believe in Shearer,”” he said, admire him very much, and I think he has been not only misunderstood, but very much maligned. I have looked inté his alleged activities at Geneva and 1 find he was only dol.ng what the Government was trying to Concerning the fonhcommz naval con!erence at Londen, Admiral Fiske to be the greatest game, pllyed g the greatest stakes that the | world has ever known, but I think they made & mistake in not having a naval officer on the United States delegation.” INSTALL SOLARIUM. Y. W. C. A. Will Give Sun-Ray Treatment to Women. A solarium, affording sun ray tren.- ment to women of Washington, has be installed by the health eduutlon de- partment of the Young Women's Chris- tian Association on the fifth floor of the headquarters building, Seventeenth and K streets. Miss Elsie Huntley will be in charge of the solarium, which is under super- vision of Dr. Kltherlne A chnymln. staff physici: the Miss ,“‘“m L. Mem‘ dlm:m or health education. to entertain a motion for a resolu- | . - e to Indian subscribers tration by other than :mmm national interests would be ve- pudiated by a national government if it came to power. Tnenn%rtywmmldlmeemm Calcutta in SHOOTING |NOUIRY LAUNCHED TODAY Federal Narcotic Agent, Thought Wounded by Companion, in Critical Condition. B atant was Beld 1o Jull ou open The shooting took place in fromt of Juurdmumme Mrs. Jourdin said her husbend and Jensen mmuhut;z parentl; ving been working 25 & Government et case, and that NEW ORLEANS PROBES STREET CAR BLASTS Two Trolleys Are Bombed as Police Investigate Similar Explosion 24 Hours Earlier. @ the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, January 2.—In the latest violence attendant to the six- month-old street car strike here two tion of the city, wflle authorities were investigating the first in the downtown district. ‘The bombing last night lollo‘ed the dynamiting of one car on night. Police have nnnouneefl they will arrest suspects under an old State law providing the death penalty for such violence. Federal marshals en- forcing a court order protecting the street car lines have assisted In the in- vestigations. Miss N. McPhierson and Miss Whitney David, two passengers, fainted when the first car encountered a charge of dynamite laid on the tracks near the edge of the city's business district. Eight other passengers were unhurt. The women were removed to a hos- pital suffering from shock, but later were allowed to go fo their homes. Floor boards in the front of the car were torn up. Hardly had police and government marshals begun an investigation than the second street car was bombed in & similar fashion in another section. Four mssenzen on the s2tond car escaped ury. HELD FOR OBSERVATION. Colored Man Taken to Gallinger After Cutting Throat. “T've killed the old woman,” was the statement of Robert Day, colored, 60 years old, of 312 C street scuthwest, when he appeared in the fourth pre- einct police station yesterday. Day was luflerlnx from 8 wound ln a‘:flm:nlf he I.:llil." d. Pl{lc e e, e olice soon learned that the"gld woman” he men- tioned died & natural death more than s yen.r ago and concluded Day’s mind Pprobably was affected, First aid was given to the wounded man at Emergency Hospital, where sur- geons reported his condition was not ?e 'H Ll:frl hle was tlkz& to Oll- inger Hospital for obeervation as his ul eondmon WO CHILDREN KILLED. , _ DETROIT, January 2 (#)—Two yuuncur.h.\ld.rm :ere k:lkv::ked !rm their parents’ arms by a skidding and ‘were killed in d Parl burb, uu i 4 Highlan K, & sul ‘The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Eilrich, had just stepped from the bus and v:re w to transfer to lnomer, holding the dren, Alexander, )r mfi cld lnd Betty, 4 months. swung around onto the -lnewnk nnd m:kked th:o l‘l':-uns the 'n_were knoc] the ground .and fatally hurt, and both parents were ‘tadly injured. “y | REAR ADMIRAL FISKE. BERT WEMP, WAR PILOT, VOTED TORONTO MAYOR Canadians Reject $19,000,000 City | m Planning Proposal in Popu- lar Election. By the Associated Press. TORONTO, January 2.—Bert 8. Wemp was elected mayor of this city vesterday and a $19,000,000 city plan- ning proposal was rejected by the voters. ‘Wemp was elected over Mayor Sam- uel McBride, who sought a third term, and Albert E. Hacker. The vote was Wemp, 54,309; McBride, 49,433, and Hacker, 3,210. Wemp, a member of the retiring city board of control, as is Hacker, was for- merly a Royal Canadian Air Corps avia- tor. He served with the British navy during the war. —_— Fishermen along the coasts of North- ern Ireland have reported that a plague ul m)a and dogfish is destroying many STAR, WASHINGTON, TWO PERSONS DIE WHEN BUS WRECKS Many Also Injured as Heavy Machine Leaves Road in Indiana. | By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Ind, January 2.—Two persons were killed and several were injured when a motor bus ran off a road 15 miles east of here this morning. The dead are Thomas Carney, 45, Alexandria, Ind, and Esther Masters, 30, of Connersville, Ind. ‘The injured were given treatment at Richmond, Ind.; Eaton and West Alex- andria, Ohio. These included Anthony Maylon, 21, Akron, Ohio; Charles | Finkle, 33, West Brighton, N. Maybrook, 56, Springfield, Ohi Franklin, 35, Topeks, Kans.; Herman Bernzer, 19, student, Chicago, and Ber- nice Hollingbaugh, 23, Detroit. The driver of the machine, W. R. Bpratt, of Indianapolis, who was cur ut the face and body, and who miraculously escaped death, was taken to & hospital here in an unconscious eondition. Because of the condition of the driver, the causs of the accident could not be definitely determined. It is believed that the bright lights of a westbound machine caused the bus driver to swerve to the right, off the road, causing the heavy machine to slide off the soft road shouider and into the ditel The impact caused the entire front end of the machine to be buried in the side of the embankment. Most of the passengers were asleep at the time of the crash, and in an effort to free them- selves from the machine they broke windows of the car. Soon after the crash the machine caught nre hut the flames quickly were exfln!u 'd by the huvy rain which was falling at the —— The strike in Australia’s coal mines has reduced uu coal output to one- third of former production. o Economical Tronspertation D.. O, Newly Found Ruins Are Thought Those Of Wicked Sodom Expedition in Palestine Finds Indications of Destruction by Flames. By the Associated Press. ologists working in Palestine wonder whether the ruins of Sodom, which the Bible says was so wicked it was burned to the ground, finally have been found. An expedition of the Pontifical Bible Institute of Jerusalem exuv-ted ruins of a city hitherto unknown to science in which all houses ahd buildings were coyered by a large layer of ashes. Investigators, taking note of relics fwnd. ueumed the place was hurned ln 26 age and never has been hnlted since. The relics included broken pottery, a few vases and fint instru- ments. Amoni‘ the ruins was an an- cient wall, built partly of stone and partly of br icks. The Tuins are located in the eastern plain of the Jordan, -bout 6 kilo- meters north of the Dead Sea. They were located by accident when members of a Pontifical Biblical Insti- tute part; L found some flint objects and pouhelr ‘where their tents were lo- Fnher mlloy heading the investiga- tion, said it was too early to chaullfly the ruins u those of Sodom. The Bil records a_visitation of fire and kmm- orral use their inhabitants. 2 T —_—— COLLEGE DEAN KILLED By the Associated Press. EL PASO, Tex, January 2—R. W. 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