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WACO, Tex., December 14.—Joe Trippett, assistant district attorney, announced tonight that self-inflicted | bullet wounds caused the death today of Thomas Willlam House, jr., 81, nephew of Col. E. M. House. Trippett said House left notes ad- dressed to his wife and children saying, “I couldn’t make the grade.” House, vice president of the Texas Long Distance Telephone Co., was found fatally wounded in the basement of his home. He had been shot four | times in the chest, one bullet making a flesh wound and the other three going through the body. A physician reached the scene before he died, but he was dead before arrival at a hospital, Pistol Found Nearby. Relatives remained silent, but from visitors who would not be quoted it | was learned that House went to the| basement, where the water heater is | ‘locabed. soon after turning on the water in the bath room. The shots were heard soon after- ward. Members of the family found House lying in the basement wounded. | A pistol was nearby. Thomes William House, sr., the father, arrived here by airplane but| like others members of the family declined comment. Police took no official notice, saymg no complaint of foul play was made. No inquest was held. - .. Once Stationed Here. THE Ends Own Life T. W. HOUSE, JR. A. P. Wirephoto. . Changing World Laval and Eden Facing Revolt of *“Angels” With a Smile. BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. SUNDAY STAR, WASHI Italy, be in a position to oppose the powerful military machinery of Ger- many 18 months or two years hence? » kK % ‘That Italy will not submit to the League's sanctions without a desperate struggle has become evident. Never in history, say Laval and Eden, has & big power consented to capitulate when it has 1,000,000 men under arms without striking a blow. “And it is up to the British Navy, the French Army and the Franco-British air- planes,” say the French and the British, “to down Mussolini’s fighting forces, while you will look on and praise the valiant efforts of these modern gladiators.” * ok * X The Soviet government- is the only world power of the League which is leading the revolt of the “angels” This is natural. The Germans have never concealed the fact that some day Germany's expansionist move may take her troops across the borders into the Ukraine. Italian precedent in Ethiopia is not likely to help the Russian cause, But to the Soviets the French and the British say: “How can you help us in case of a war with Italy? Your general staff has already informed us that not a single airplane could be sent out of your territory because of the double menace from Japan and the Reich.” Furthermore it is known that Italy is still purchasing large quantities of raw materials from Moscow. RN ‘The Little Entente nations are equally violent in their denunciation of the Franco-British betrayal of the League. Their voices will not be loud for . and ask the representatives of the people the very simple question: “Do you waent a war?” And when both premiers begin to produce the data which the general staffs have in their secret files they will have to admit that they do not want a war. Thus this Christmas will not see another bloodshed on a large scale. Peace and good-will among people will remain the same empty words they have been in the last 20 years, but there will be no real fighting— except possibly in China. But the Chinese and the Japanese have never accepted Christ's teachings, L B Kings are becoming fashionable again. George went back to Greece; Otto is shining his gold epaulettes and hopes to return to Vienna before long. Now the Poles are thinking that a king might be a better proposi= tion than the present semi-repub- lican regime. They want to return to the old splendor of the Polish Kingdom and have selected the Duke of Kent—the son of the King of England—as the most fit candi- date for the Polish crown. This de- cision was reached at a conference of the monarchists held the other day in Warsaw and will be pre- sented to the party followers for final acceptance. The monarchists intend to demand a popular refer- endum to decide whether Poland shall continue as a republic or be- come a monarchy. It is doubtful, however, that the British government will be willing to D. C. DECEMBER 15, 1935—PART ONE. but met with an emphatic * the British government. * ok ko French women have become sym- | pathetic to militarism in general and | Italian militarism in particular, if fashions are the expresson of women’s feelings. Jackets of military cut adorned with frogs in silver, gold and colored | cavalry cloaks, sabretaches, | braids; bersaglieri black cock’s plumes are all in rage in Paris for women's wear. G.0.P. (Continued From First Page.) strongest candidate and that is the candidate we want.” Frank L. Smith, Illinois commit- teeman, talked with him at length, urging his support for Chicago. Money was not involved, as all three of the principal cities reported readi- ness to meet the $150,000 minimum guarantee required. There were re- ports that Pittsburgh might offer a last-minute bid. Would Amend Rules, Hilles favored granting each State that voted for Herbert Hoover in 1928 three extra delegates at large to the convention. This would be contrary to party rules, which stipulate that only States that went Republican in the previous election are allowed the extra delegates. Only six States—Pennsylvania, Del- aware, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and Connecticut—were Re- publican in 1932 The stated watchword was har- mony, most of the early arrivals say- not giving it. people are working on proposals for a Republican farm program. An un- sparing critic of the A. A. A. at the = | TERMITES no” from | Republican “grass roots” conference | Spangler declared | at Springfield, IlL, his own preference was for an agri- into view long-range needs, by retir- | ing from production or enrichment | by soil-building crops, of submarginal | lands. ing they were seeking information, | Spangler said a large number of | cultural program which would take Metropolitan Theater Building DR. F. J. DENTAL SURGEON, Dr. Phillips to Speak. Dr. Z. 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DeKOVEN. phone_Jecaty WANT RETURN LOAD or points North Dec. 20 to 23. Call_Georgia 6431 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- holders of the Real Estate Tile Insurance Company of the District of Columbia for purpose of electing fifteen (15) trustees of the company for the ensuing vear, will be held at the office of the company. 503 eet n.w. on Tuesday. January 14. Fo36 et 170'clock pan- The ‘polls wm be open between' the hours of * and § pm b1t om ai D amiear e transfer books will be closed nuary 4. 1936, both dates’ inclusive CHARLES E. MARSH. de15.22.29.ja5.12 __Secretary. COLLECTORS. ATTENTION! FOR BALE two signed Pennell etchings; one, a 17x24 in, P 5: : being_sold for storage patron. STATES STORAGE (O.. 418 10th st. n.w. to January 14, 1936, ( | Cincinnati, and another daughter, Bina | | Louise, born here three weeks ago. House was the son-in-law of former | | | Gov. Charles S. Deneen of Illinois. | Mrs. House, @ popular debutante, was introduced to society in Washing- ton in 1927, and was married to House ‘m Covington, Ky., April 30, 1931, but the marriage was not announced by her parents until May 17, 1931, Moscow (Continued From First Page.) Ulan Bator and the greater part of | Mongolian territory. Outer Mongolia skirts a large sec- | | tion of the Soviet frontier. Its occu- pntmn would put hostile troops within striking distance of the all- impormm | Trans-Siberian Railway, linking Mos- | cow with Viadivostok. The government of Outer Mongolia, | | or the Outer Mongolian People’s Re- public, is of the Soviet type, and is | linked in close ties of friendship and | commerce with the Soviet Unie, | Military Clique Blamed. |a high Japanese military clique of sponsoring plans for an invasion, with | the purpose later of aggression against | the Soviet Union. | | After the conference, Molotoff, who | is chairman of the council of people’s “commlssln, entertained Prime Min- ister Gendun, War Minister Demid and other members of the delegation at a luncheon which was atended by Joseph Stalin and other high officials. By the Associated Press. PEIPING, China, December 14.— Pessimism enshrouded Chinese circles today as the result of aggressive Jap- anese military activities, which were | viewed as wiping out a forlorn hope that the establishment of a semi- autonomous administration in Chahar ther tightening of Japan's grip in North China. The gloomy reaction followed re- | ports from Tientsin that Japanese officials had decided their “policy” toward North China would involve an increase in Japanese Army forces to “collaborate” with the new regime. The reported appearance of Jap- anese troops at Kalgan, in Chahar Province, increased the pessimism. JAPAN WARNS CHINA. By the Associated Press. NANKING, December 14—The Jap- anese Embassy warned the Central Chinese government again today that it must check the spread of anti-Jap- anese student agitation, arising from the North China autonomy move- ment. The embassy called the government’s attention to recent student demonstra- tions in Central China. A previous warning resulted from anti-Japanese manifestations in North China. Squatters (Continued From First Page.) SPECIAL RETURN-LOAD RATES ON FULL and part loads io all points within 1.000 miles; padded vans: guaranteed Pt mbying also. Pone ‘National 1460. NAT. DEL. ASSOC. INC., 1317 N. Y. ave. 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They appeared to be roving famililes who found an abandoned shack and squatted.” The officials said they hoped to clear up the situation again next week and had not abandoned -hope that the transfer would be made by December 26, the expiration date of the agreement under which the deeds were placed in escrow. Fall Resting Comfortably. EL PASO, Tex., December 14 (#).— Albert B, Fall, former Secretary of the Interior, rested comfortably today and . | his condition was reported satisfactory at William Beaumont General Hos- | | hinder other wide changes vDaanxan basin and beyond. Hitler's | ‘The Soviet press has been accusing ; and Hopeh Provinces would block fur- | pital. He is suffering from bronchial | 'y'f-"’-a"x’f"»';“fl. fhos Siants nlt tees, laro orva- " mental pool, etc. | partition Ethiopia in order to please Mussolini is only natural. * % o x But Capt. 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