Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1931, Page 12

TOSCANINI FACES DISCIPLINARY MOVE ftaly May Suspend Passport | for Refusing to Play Fascist Song. By the Associated Press. ROME, May 21.—It was said on good authority here today that Arturo Tos- canini, conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, possibly may be subjected to som: “discipline” for refusing to play the Fascist n2tional anthem at Bolclnl last Thursday. This is expected in circles close to official quarters to take the fcrm of & tem suspension of his passport as a sign of the government’s disp- proval of his action. Slapped by Fascists. ‘Tcscanini, after his refusal to play the anthem n a concert, was set upon and slapped by several Fascists and later was asked to leave Bologna. He now is at his home in Milan. If the predicted action is taken against him, it was said his passport ll.kely would be restored soon and that he would be free to leave Italy when he whhes The Fascist version of the incident is | Miss that Toscanini, an Italian himself, knew he probably would be requested to play the national hymn as a curtesy to two the members of the cabinet. ‘When he refused, it was suggested that his concert master direct the air or that a military band play it defore Toscani- ni's arrival. This, the Isew York con- Guctor also refused, although he was told he needn't bs present when the enthem was rendered. Regarded as Discourteous. Tascists were described as regarding | = 1his as discourteous and bad form. They have deplored the violence of their fol- Jowers toward Toscanini, but excuse it as s “natural outburst.” Instead of being ordered to leave Bo- Jogna, it was said Toscanini merely was “advised” to leave to avold further | trouble. VOTE oN CDNSTITUTION 1S SCHEDULED TOMORROW | Meeting of Newly Formed Physical | Education Teachers’ Association | to Be Held at Y. W. C. A. A constitution for the newly-formed District of Columbia Physical Education Teachers’ Association will be Ve ubon 2t a meeting of the group at 7 o'clock tomorrow night at the Y. W..C. A, Seventeenth and K streets. The .association was formed 2t a meeting held last week at the call of Prof. Ruth Harriet Atwell, director of physical education for women at George Washington University. Prof. Atwell was elected president; Miss Mar- Jjorie Webster of the Marjorle Webster School, vice pnfldmt: Miss Irene Rich- ards, Y. W. C. A, recording secretary; Miss Doris Wilkins, Chevy Chzse Bchool corresponding secretary, and Miss Dor- othy unanzr Central High sdmol treasurer. All teachers of physical ed- mm eligible to M.n H. B NEVINS IS ELECTED GOVERNOR BY OPTIMISTS D. C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia District Conyanflon Closes Tonight. HA B. Nevius, 924 New' Yotk ave- re-elected governor of the Dis- u-m, of Columbia, Maryland, Vlrgmu and West Virginia district of the mist. at the group’s twi y. governor; leutcnant gover nm' mkm Leith of Washington was elected nominator to the convention of the Optimist International at Detroit, July 9 to 11. ‘The convenion closes tonight with a WCI -~ dance at Congressional Country ub. MOTHERS START TOUR Necropolis at nomngne First Halt for Gold Star Pilgrimage. 'VERDUN, France, May 21 (#).—With the weather chilly but fair, the Ameri- can Gold Ehr mothers and widows first pllgrimage to battle- In Prnnce where sons and hus- bands fell aurtn‘ the World War_by visiting today the necropolls at Fo- Ellfllm'éhlfl 15,000 American soldiers | Several American Army officers -nd' five nurses accompanied the party. Welcome T Shares Recital GUNSTON HALL PUPIL OLIVIA HAMILTON. 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Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Norfolk THE EVENING BOY SLAIN, 3 SHOT WHILE THEY SLEEP Assailant Flees After Firing Through Windows of Two California Homes. By the AssoclatedPress. SAN DIEGO, Calif, May 21.—Eddie | Gallardo, 19, was kilied and a woman | and two girls were shot and wcunded | dangerously as they slept last night by an assailant who fired through the win- dows of two homes at Escondido, near he;.! nnmed upe Laura Gallardo, sisters of the slain youth Teceived bullet wounds in the head and body. A woman iden- tified by police only as Mrs. Mazon, was fhot through the abdomen and one Pollce sought Ralph Stnohul, & labor- | er, for ing. They said they were tol t he and Gallardo and Manuel Cruz had ridden about the city earlier in the evening and'that Sinohul had threatened to “shoot up the town.” Officers said the three men decided to go to the home of Mrs. Mazon, where Sinohui and ‘Gallardo became involved in an argument, and that Sinchul drew l lll'le tuoL killed Gallardo and then through a window of a room in whlch Mrs. Mazon was sieeping. Authorities sald Sinohul then ran to the Gallardo home in Esconaido and | fired manv shots througn the windows | at the Gallardo sisters. Cruz, believed by officers to have | Don't miss this opportunity to win, absolutely free, one of these prizes. Test your skill, send in your solution. You' may find yourselt among the winners. No cost for entering. ¥ollow the directions and mall answer Today! FIRST PRIZE PLAYER SECOND PRIZE A NEW RADIO THIRD PRIZE DIAMOND RING FOURTH PRIZE Governing. 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