Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1932, Page 7

THE STAR. WAshi:...1oN, D. C. FrapAY., NAY 6. 1932. Evu~ING |a resolution adopted yesterday after ‘ 16720 pim and 12 ;3":”,‘,1"‘:"2,:";;,:“_ %E;i%:‘é" b :‘ mdr e M| SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI | spirited debate by the General Society , e tim h ong victims of ys- i | mated the sme fromy the et tna ety "who mere. njured 1| OPPOSES CASH BONUS |of the cinctnaat ia triennisl mesting Added Specials FRIDAY AND SATURDAY that both of th FINE GRANULATED were filled with water. | Wilma Hoadley, 24: Miss Frieda Dra- s | The resolution, asserting the pro- e fllled With Watel mother of the | heim, 30, and Mrs. Cora Bachelor, 38, | Resolution Condemns Payment | . .oq’ cash payment to veterans must slain girl, said her daughter and other | = : Coming From “Hopelessly |come from “the hopelessly overbur- e Soung woman's shoes | 1925 were Mrs. Frank Hall, 50; Miss R | here. Toledo, Ohio, Dietitian As-| ., saulted and Slain in Ter- rific Struggle. By the Associated Press. TOLEDO, Ohio, May 6.—Strangled to @eath and criminally assaulted by an unidentified man, the body of Miss Winifred Rafferty, 22, dietitian at the Robinwood Hospital, was found early today in an exclusive Toledo residential nurses had been annoyed several times in the same vicinity by a man who | gave evidence of being weak-minded. Other Attacks Recalled. a similar attack in the same neighbor- | hood February 3, 1931, when Miss Katie Laux, 23, was séverely beaten with & | Kennedy Abel were renamed. base ball bat. Miss Laux, a German girl, who had been in this country only 18 months, recovered. The assault was similar to that in a series of outrages here in 1925. All of the attacks were blamed then on an insane man A startling climax occurred 1928, when Charles J. Ho) he mur- derer of Dorcthy Sielagowski, 7, con- fessed he wes the mysterious attacker and admitted having slain Lily Dale Croy, Toledo school teach: Hoppe later was executed for the Sielagowskl July 6, Commissioners Re-elected. LEONARDTOWN, Md., May 6 (Spe- | cial) —Two town commissioners were e slaying cf Miss Rafferty recalls| 0 oo sy were cast. Stephen M. Jones and B.|and a suggestion to discontinue all|p. C, | dened taxpayvers,” was introduced by | Dr. william Sturgis Thomas, president | of the New York Society. By, the Axsociated Fuaes. John Collins Davis of Baltimore, a PHILADELPHIA, May 6—Opposi-| member of the North Carolina Soclety, = . | was elected president general, an Only 44 votes | tion to payment of the veterans' bonus | yrer “Reraall Webb of Washington, Maryland Society, treasurer Overburdened Taxpayers.” ! war compensation were contained in!general. section Police blamed a maniac for the at- tack, and said the young woman was killed after a terrific struggle. Almost all of her clothing was torn from her body, the buttons were off her coat and her shoes had been hurled several feet away. The body was found by Pichard Carr, son of W. C. Carr, minent Toledo banker, on the front lawn of his father's home, a short distance from the hospital | Miss Rafferty was returning to the hospltal after attending & Swimming l iy A murder. Although Hoppe's confessions were doubted by police, the series cf these attacks ceased with his arrest Many Other Victims. Miss Croy was attacked and beaten to death. Her body was found under a fire escape at a school October 26, 1926 Others who met death in 1925 and 1926 were_Mrs._Emma_Hatfleld, 48;_Miss elass when she met her death Although the body was not found until several hours later, police said The Derwood Mil DERWOOD, MD. Between Rockville and Gaithersburg Phone Gaithersburg 19-F-13 In omelettes, or stuffed eggs, on toast with eream sauce, ete. 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