Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1931, Page 10

MONDAY, MARCH 16, The intended victim, Paul Anikeleff, Soviet commercial counselor here and chief of the trade delegation handling the Japan-Russian fisheries dispute, was wounded dangerously. He prob- ably would have been shot to death, police asserted, had not a dog belong- Ing to a Japanese neighbor interfered. Nobukatsu Sato, 34, later surren- dered, declaring he was responsible for the shooting. Anikeleff, en route to the Russian embassy, had just turned his car from the driveway of his home when the assassin leaped to the running board of the machine and opened fire with a THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 1931. DOG SAVES RUSSIAN | OFFICIAL FROM SHOTS Commercial Counselor in Tokio TIs Dangerously Wounded by ‘Would-Be Assassin. By the Assoclated Press. TOKIO, March 16.—Police credited a dog with having saved the life of a high Soviet official from an assassin here today. TEACHER TACKLES COUGH | Doesn’t Miss a Day of School A—10 »x» small automatic pistol. Two bullets struck the Russlan before the dog Jeaped at the assassin. The man swung on the dog, sending two shots into its body, then returned to Anikeieff. The Russian received the last bullet in his chest. Sato is a Japanese with a Rus- sian wife. CUT IN INCOME TAX- SEEN INDRY REPEAL | BIG part of Broadway is going | A to move to Washington tomor- Low Round Trip Rates ToBaltimore Special $1.25 Week.End Every Saturday and Sunday Tickets good in coaches om all trains from Washington Saturday and Sunday. Good returning in coaches on any train Saturday or Sunday to and including 11:03 P.M train Sunday night. Broadway to Washington CLUB FETE ST. PATRICK. STARS WILL HELP PRESS The World’s GREATEST VALUE row to help the Natlonal Press Club celebrate St. Patrick's day | in a good old Irish way. An “Irish night” has been arranged, which will bring together a most im- pressive assemblage of talent, all of them outstanding stage, movie, concert | and radio stars, who trace their an- | cestry back to the old sod. Eddie Dowling, Broadway favorite and star of the late smash hit, “Honeymoon Lane,” is acting as impressario. Source of Great Federal and State Revenue Outlined Through Liquor Control. Repeal of the prohibition law would | cut personal income taxes by 80 per y th | cent, Henry H. Curran, president of the Othies R PRop: | Assoclation, Agsinst the ProtbIOR| 1, i president of Famous Artists of Amendment, declared in a statement | g,q ajr,"which is furnishing the pro- Special $1.50 | Seven Day Limit On sale every day. Good on all trains. Good for return on any train within seven da Baltimore & | ments of $2 for every $10 now paid. made public today. 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Morrison’s fortune was supposed to | d - N | anchor in the harbor here and it will | | ind it will| otate built upon the silk trade has \x"’faxgnfgy Or Tuesday before the hi3 |been greatly enlarged by the addition | 5 ‘ Pacifie. P = | of money left by others in the family. | . Early today handreds of residents of | SRR TGS T T | Bremerton, Wash., and Navy men at- | | }tsched to the 13th Naval District SHIP PASSENGERS SAVED | ] | were on hand at the start of its “shake- | e | | down” cruise ther:. The vessel was| ISTANBUL, Turkey, March 16 (#)— | Py | built in the navy yard at Bremerton. | Turkish life guards Saturday saved 110 | The Louisville is one of 15 treaty | passengers of the ship Hilal, which went | B Kefken, small . ¥ sioned at Mare Island last Monday, | of Janding on the rocky coast. | } < j : |and the Omaha, built at Tacoma,| It was unknown whether the ship it Morrison recently resigned his seat in | Fora b gh‘l‘er duy | P poRT ANGELES, Wash, March 16, | aslisment, which he held for Salisbury —Pirst tests of the new treaty-ty) TOMORROW | 10,000-ton cruis:r Louisville—the third be several times the amount left him by his uncle in 1922, about $55,000,000 | cruisers authorized in 1928 by Congress. [on the rocks near Kefken, a | Only thres have been built on the |island near the entrance to the Strait | Wash., " being the other two. The|could be refloated. The vessel went cruiser cost $7,000,000. aground during a heavy fog yesterday of the Bosphorus,, despite the difficulty “ THEY WORK 2 WHITE YOU SLEEP ELLELLEELEEEE ] & AITEELELLE LTI LK FOR YOUR BABYS PROTECT/ON i “MINUTEMORE” SERVICE PER Ib. Your clothes are guarded every step of the way by Home Laundry’s “double check” scientific methods which in- sure absolute sanitation, re- gardless of the price. “Minute- more” Service is no exception. Every article is spotless when it comes to you and neatly ironed, only wearing apparel SHIRTS, EACH, needs touching up. —PHONE— 10c EXTRA ATLANTIC 2400 “BELIEVE IT OR NOT, this jury of dentists decided that OLD GOLD’S filling was perfect! They examined, smelled and smoked O. Gs.” better and smoother tobaccos. And the three rival cigarette brands limped home a poor second, third and fourth. Dentists see | a lot of throats. Know what harsh tobacco does to CERTIFIED PROOFI “I hereby certify that the following is the correct score of the cigarette test conducted by Robert Ripley, among Den- tists. OLD GOLD 11; Brand X 5; Brand Y 4; Brand Z 4. (Signed) J. S. M. GOODLOR Certified Public Accountant 165 Broadway, New York teeth and gums. Know honey-smoothness when they meet it. Know clean, sun-ripened, queen-leaf tobacco when they taste it . . . masked or unmasked. Ask your dentist about OLD GOLD for throat-ease.” Not a Cough in .. a Carload ] to-Coast Columbia Network R R R R R R A R O O E OB O O A i (Signed) ROBERT RIPLEY, CREATOR OF “BELIEVE IT OR NOT” SEEELEIELEEL - §. op