Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1936, Page 8

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‘PUERTO RICO PLOT 'CLEMENCY SOUGHT Women Appeal to Roosevelt for 8 Accused of Trying to Overthrow U. S. Seeking clemency for eight Puerto Rican Nationalists charged with con- spiracy to overthrow the Untied States Government, two of their woman com- patriots here today asked for a con- ference with President Roosevelt. [They claim the alleged conspirators tare victims of a “frame-up by the vested interests, especially -the sugar industry’'s overlords.” The women, Martha Lomar, presi- dent of the Women's United Front {for a Constitutional Convention of tm Republic of Puerto Rico, and !Genoveva De Arteaga, arrived here | yesterday and announced »they will : take their appeal to the White House, Yeven if they “have to wait two weeks.” { They hope also to see Attorney Gen- feral Cummings and Secretary of In- , terior Ickes to ask for an investigation ‘of the grand jury which brought the !indictment against the ‘annm\l(st : leaders. | The attempt “to secure justice for | the Nationalists on trial.” they said, | is one phase of a united women's | i movement to seek independence for | Puerto Rico. | A majority of the island’s inhabi- | ‘tants prefer statehood to independ- . ence, the women believe. They object, | however, to the Tydings bill, which | provides for a Commonwealth govern- | ment to be set up for four years be- | fore independence is granted. “When the Tydings bill was intro- | duce,” the women explained, “we | could see that we would never become | a State and so now we want inde- pendence. We do not want a colonial | ! form of government. That is easy to understand when the abuses under the present system are considered.” ! GUARD OF ROOSEVELTS ACCUSED OF SPEEDING ! Hampton, N. H. Police Chief Is- : sues Summons for Secret Serve ice Agent to Appear in Court. By the Associated Tress. HAMPTON, N. H., July 16.—Secret Eervice agent assigned to gunrd mem- bers of the President’s family must answer a speeding charge in court here Saturday, acting Police Chief Jerome F. Harkness said last night. Harkness named the agent as Rob- ert F. Droney of New York and said he served a summons on the agent after chasing him at high speed last Baturday. The police head said Droney told losed Saturd Important News Sails for Europe ACTRESS WILL MAKE PIC- TURE WHILE ABROAD. MARLENE DIETRICH, As she boarded the Normandie in New York yesterday for a sojourn in Europe during which she will make a picture. She plans to return in the Fall, —Wide World Photo him speed was necessary as he was on duty at nearby Little Boar's Head, where some of the Nation's “first family” are spending the Summer. The chief claimed another agent, riding with Droney, threatened to have him arrested if he persisted in serving a summons. = PSR, Soviet Constitution. Thousands of copies of the new So- viet Constitution are being printed in English for distribution in other coun- tries. ays 3 THE EVENING DISTURBED BY FILM BAN American Concerns Fear Exclu- sion of Pictures in Germany. BERLIN, July 16 (P .—American{ f3 STAR, WASHINGTON, RESORTS, COLONIAL BEACH, VA. RESORTS. VIRGINIA. D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1936. RESORTS. OCEAN CITY, MD. RESORTS. AmN'l'lC CITY. N. J. 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