Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1932, Page 26

B—10 *xx% THE EVENING:- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ‘C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1932 | and Gordon Rogers and John T. Mc-jBOY HURT IN GUN M|SHAP! following target practice behind his home. ’ lling political parties to| | ) ] K Bibl WOULD ‘DISARM’ PARTIES |measure compeli ;J’;‘éfils. Y RAIDERS KILL FARMER S P . oo 4 e e are siated i Atlanta, comprising the raiding party, ‘The youth was given first aid at Wal- [ nons o Target of Plot Plans Drastic Meas- | Austrian Fascist body, were arrested |Officers to Be Arrested in Shoot-| i4p . mu:d c;w T e | Fautn Bisets faie1n " Yoot Atter |ter masat Has ot o on charges of plotting against Herr Z . ; | home. The wound Wi ure in Austria. Winkler's life, but said it was only a| ing of Georgian at Still. | at the still. Alken was arrested, but Target Practice at Home. bt i as hot regarded TEXAS GIRL WINS HOLY | joke, Socialist party headquarters was { th ke D BOOK CON | VIENNA. Janusry 19 ()—Minister | seided recently and an extensive outlay | . DALAS, Ga., January 19 (P).—Lee | ‘e farmer fled. He was overlaken b¥| Prank Shah, 15 yesrs old, of 1419| oL W ; N Winkier, w e | o itions and arins was confiscated. | Crow, 64-year-old farmer of the New- | ROEers, who said the farmer Was shot | yan Buren street, shot himself through | _Fishermen of Burtonport, Irish Free U | | hope section, was shot and killed Sun- | during the struggle that followed. CFOW | tne. foot vesterday afternoon when his | State, who paid county taxes on the fisn e ast week to have been the | : ; ‘;’xf;?:trdnrld;cn “assassination plot, an- | TR SO S day during the raiding of a still near | had a gun, the officers said, but it was | they caught last season, refuse to pay nounced yesterday he would introduce | The search for human fossils is?one | his home by prnhnlnfzrmrn umgers. % nl;;c fired: Sheriff R. W. Mmhcq‘egflxd‘!;fihtr‘: PB;GI :ns :cf:d(m:lsly dlj:-t ;_hei,',flm,, season until-1ast year's de- i 'the Austrian Parliament a drastiz of the eager pursuits of the geologist. Jack McCoy, bailifl from Cartersville, ' the raiding officers would be arrested. _ charged as he returne o his pocket ' faulters are prosecuted. Contractor Accepts $10,000, but Claims $8.000 More g/4 F B L Gy O T D LS T b S TS ST L L L S R LT LT on “Prevailing Wage.” o The HUB—T he Store of Smiles, Service and Satisfaction—The HUB wene o (@ =y 2 The HUB Climaxes the January Clean-Up with This law, follo: -~ | #J» Amazing Dining Room Suite Value! which becam Davis law dur terior of the In o . abiie [ - a®o_ 10 Pieces Worth, Tex., won tk -wide cham- t 3t | chapter and verse were mentioned - 1 f b | I \ | 2 —A. P. 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