Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1935, Page 7

THYE EVENING - | | of persons gathered on the streets. |guns. One sniper, bchind a signboard, | 5 Tl:m hnurg before—at 11 p.m. (Cen- ‘ narrowly missed a policeman with a | SAN QUENTIN CONVICTS > | tral standard time)—the pickets had /rifle. The bullet spattered against al REQUEST STER“_'ZATION L] reached the peak 'n hurling stones brick wall. and rocks through windows of the| At the height of the disorder, jeers, I plant. The spectators clotting the | catcalls and advice were freely shouted | More Than 100 Fear Tendencies | | street and sidewalk cheered them on. ‘ by pickets. Several men were taken May Be Passed on to ¥ Then the police moved swiftly into|into custody, but later freed. N action. While casualties were greatest Their Children. Six armored cars moved down the ‘;1 onghspectlamrsd::d pickets, the po- | By the Associated Press. s o in | street firing tear gas guns The po- | lic€ themselves not escape un-| gAN QUENTIN, Calif., September Considers Military Rule in lice, afoot, followed with swinging Sl}:.lthfl;i ©Of the 1100 men detailed W& ,2,_Mofi than 100 convicts have re- . B | clubs. They drew vistols and fired | the plant several were wounded OF | .o ieq sterilization, because they fear Minneapoiis After Death into the air. injured. A f?helr criminal tendencies may be f Two in Riot Many Beaten and Shot. Among the casualties was & 14-year- | paceeq on to their children, Dr. L. L. 0 . The crowd sought refuge between |Old girl overcome by gas. Stanley. San Quentin prison physi= nearby houses and in alleys. The [Farly todey the police had blocked ! oiop ~gisclosed yesterday. centember 12 | police followed with shouts of “let | Off the area and were in complete con- | "o attorney General U. S. Webb September 12. ”:'m have it Many persons were | trol. Traffice throughout the area was beaten, others shot. | at a standstill for almost five hours. after strike rioting As the police charged, the wind wo lives. changed and tear gas swept back upon | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1935, UNITED FOOD STORES Opening Celebration Under New Management Thursday, Sept. 12, at 8 P.M. SWANN MARKET 1820 15th Street N.W. Phone Decatur 5320 We extend to you, your fam- BUTTER IOWA STATE A PART OF EVERY FINE MEAL Ib. 36c UNICO ROLL b 3]c UNITED BRAND | has ruled that doctors would not be | held liable if the men volunteer for i e oy | the operations. “Fearing their criminal tendencies | Meanwhile, Mayor Thomas E. Lati- | the authorities 3 Name of Wharf Changed. | may be transferred to their children, | er vank Forestal, chief of | Taverns nearby closed immediately. | Custom officials at Kobe, Japan, themajority of the men have expressed | d to decide their next Nest after nest of pickets were |have just changed the familiar name ,a desire to forego fatherhood,” Dr. flushed by bands of police, supported | of “Meriken Hatoba” (American | Stanley said. by the armored cars. | Whart) to “Bankoku Hatoba” (Inter-| Dr. Stanley already has performed One woman was badly burned while | national Wharf). 'a few operations. or Minneapolis was by Gov. Floyd B. Ol controversy ent several thousand per- from the scene of the dis- 4 gun fire from both police Standing on the front porch of her | and picket sympathizers wounded hOme. A tear-gas gun was fired be-| a e S ily and friends a cordial invita- it iiate fore her door. 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