Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1937, Page 10

PEPING SLAYING LD TOFOREENER Love Angle Hinted in Crim-| inal Attack and Murder of English Girl. By the Assoctated Press. , PEIPING, China, January 9.— Pamela Werner, 17-year-old English girl whose mutilated body was found yesterday in a ditch alongside the historic Tartar Wall, was killed by & blow on the head which fractured her skull, an autopsy disclosed tonight. | Doctors from the Peiping Union | . Meédical College said Miss Werner also had been criminally attacked. British authorities held a prelim- nary inquest. A formal inquest was scheduled for next week. Chinese Avoid Murder Scene. No arrests have been made. Chinese police advanced the theory a foreigner must have done the killing, because | Chinese believe the spot where the | Body was found is haunted and none would have ventured there. They suggested the killing may have been the climax of a love affair. At today's hearing at the British Embassy the girl's father, E. T. C. Werner, 72-year-old scholar and for- mer British Consular official, ldenli-‘ fled a watch found on the body as| Pamela's. He also identified a blood- | stained skirt found several yards from | the corpse, which dogs had mutilated | almost beyond recognition. Werner, a widower, disclosed that | yesterday morning, when he was| searching for his daughter, missing since the night before, he saw the body in the ditch but “never dreamed that gruesome sight was my daugh- ter.” Found Peiping Lonely. ‘Werner told the examiners Pamela had returned to Peiping December 26 from Tientsin, where she had at- tended the British Grammar School. Although apparently popular, she was Jonely in Peiping, he said. She left home Thursday afternoon, saying she was going to have tea with a Russian girl chum, Olga Gureivitch, 19, and | that later she was going skating. Members of the Gurevitch family said Pamela had confided to them she frequently quarreled with her father over bringing friends home. They said he resented some of them because | they interrupted his studies. Pamela preferred to live in Tientsin, where she had many friends, among them a Russian boy named Horashelvski. The British authorities were ex- pected to question Miss Werner's friend shortly. BAR GROUP DEFERS REPLY TO GOVERNOR| [ennsy]vanis Unit Considers| { Earle's Charges of Anti- # Social Views. 87 the Associated Press. ¥ HARRISBURG, Pa., January 9. »The Pennsylvania Bar Association | deferred today a formal answer to Gov. George H. Earle’s charges the Mtate association and the American Bar Association reflected “the anti- social views of big business,” shorized a special committee into all angles of the situation.” Earle's “sweeping indictment of the Profession” was discussed at today's meeting of committees. Sterling G. McNess, Harrisburg, president, said a meeting may be called later to consider the report | of the special group. | trary to their former friendly atti ‘The Governor charged the asso-| eiation fought social security legis- lation. He said “the courts and bar associations of America” were for judgment” before the greatest tribunal of all—the people.” $1,000 REWARD OFFERED Governor Posts Sum in Disappear- ance of Two Texans. AUSTIN, Tex., January 9 (#).—Gov. Sames V. Allred offered a $1,000 re- | ward today for arrest and conviction of persons responsible for the death, if they are dead, of Luther and John | Blanton, farmers. The reward was added to a previous B500 offer for recovery of the bodies. The Blantons, father and son, dis- appeared several weeks ago in the | ¥icinity of the million-acre King ranch i Southwest Texas. Man, 4, Boasts Perfect Record AtSunday School Nor Has He Ever Driven an Automobile—His Health Perfect. Ralph Holtzman, 44-year-old Pat- ent Office messenger, is something of & “record” man. He not only hasn’t missed Sunday School in 32 ye-.rs, but has never , driven an auto- Imobile. ! Questioned Wbout this yes- Berday, he was ot exactly cer- tain why in el- ther case, but ex- iained the mat- Wwith: “My mother taught me to go to church when I was a child, and I haven't Imissed since I was 12 years old. R. Holtzman, With a record like that I can't stop how, can I? “I just never got around to driving, somehow.” As a reward for this faith, Holtz- man believes he has- been blessed good health. *I've been at the Patent Office 18 yeirs,” he said, “and I haven't missed @*tay from work. I've never really been sick.” Not long ago a friend, Patent Office | Examiner H. I. Huston, and Holtz- man figured the matter out mathe- miatically. Their conclusion was that in attending Sunday School he had wwplked 40,000 miles, had attended for 1664 consecutive Sundays and had spént 38,718 hours in class. “Holtzman, who lives in Silver Spring, Md., started his church-going Cxeer at his home town, Luray, Va., ‘where his mother still lives. He has sibce attended in Maryland and ington, and is librarian of the n Class of the Calvary Baptist Church here. * ’ Applicant No. 1 BELIEVED FIRST TO APPLY FOR SECURITY PENSION. ERNEST ACKERMAN, Cleveland street car motor- man, 65, who is believed to be the first person to make application for a lump-sum payment due under the old- age benefits section of the social security act. Ackerman, who has been a motorman for 33 years, became 65 years of age on January 2, after having worked one day, New Year day. If the Treasury De- partment approves, he will re- ceive a lump-sum payment of 17 cents, equal to 3V, per-cent of his wages of 4.96 for oper- ating a street car. The taz of 1 per cent levied by the Gov- ernment for that one day of work amounted to 5 cents, leaving him with a net profit of 12 cents. —Wide World Photo. SIANFU 1S THREAT 10 JAPAN'S PLANS Development of Mainland Is Seen Imperiled by Re- bellion. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, January 3.—Japan's plans | for economic development and auton- omization of North China have been threatened with collapse as a result of the Sianfu rebellion, the newspaper Asahi reported today in a special dispatch from Peiping, China. “Hopei, Chahar, Shansi and Shan-‘ tung provinces lost their initial en-\ thusiasm for autonomy under Jap- | anese tutelage, the report said. “Sianfuo shook to its foundations the existing Chahar-Hopei autonomous | region which co-operated economical- | ly and politically with Japan. “Chinese autonomous officials, con tude toward Japan, are avoiding con. tact with the Japenese since Nanking (the Central Chinese government)- as- sumed a stronger anti-Japanese atti- tude throughout China.” In this connection Gen. Yoshisugo Tatekawa, an outstanding Japanese militarist, outlined three prime func- | tions for the Japanese army of the | future. Writing in the newspaper Nichi Nichi, he said they were: 1. To make China terminate anti- Japenese agitation once and for all. 2. To repulse a southern advance in ! China of Communists, who, he said, possess a peacetime ari fantry and 25 cavalry d: airplanes and 5,000 tanks. 3. To maintain peace and order in Manchukuo. | Gen. Tatekawa pointed out a vast- | ly augmented army would be essential for Japan to achieve such objectives. | HOEY PLANS MESSAGE | North Carolina Legislators Pre- pare for Budget Action. RALEIGH, N. C, January 9 (#).— | Gov. Hoey said today he probably would have his budget message read to the General Assembly Tuesday or Wednesday and legisiative leaders prepared for immediate consideration of the appropriations and finance measures. Budget drafts of the bills are to be presented to both houses next week 80 they may be referred to committees for public hearings. Legislators today observed the cus- tomary Saturday “local bills” sessions, but at subsequent sessions will disre- gard custom and put in a full six-day week—if they adhere to their vote of yesterday. The House today passed a local bill providing for Sunday base ball &and Sunday operation of motion pic- ture theaters in Cherokee, the west- ‘ernmost_county. ESTABLISHED 1833 ABE OFFICIAL PIANO METROPOUTAN _ " NEW SMALL ? cranp $50 5 Only 5 feet Vinch tong. EASY TERMS Bench, Delivery, Service Eztra. KITT'S 1330 G St. ADVERTISEMENT. - STUBBORN RHEUMATISM Most of the aches. pains, stiffness, | soreness _and lameness of _stubborn rheumatism. neuritis and rheumatic | sout are caused or ageravated by ex- | cess uric acid. This being the case, one outstand- ing, swift and safe Brelcflntlon as any modern druggist will tell you, is Allen- Tu Capsules—little green, easily swal- lnnd CIDlukl that are powerful yet Tule I.hele Jhighl i effective capsules as directed—often the pain lnd agony £0,in 48 hours—you won't be disap- pointed THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JANUARY 10, 1937—PART ONE. Cold Weather Needs... Phone POtomac 5678 “ALL OVER TOWN” —the better to serve you! 3 Heat Control Switch KWIKWAY ELECTRIC \ HEATING PADS Their soothing heat is beneficial to 25¢ ANACIN TABLETS Tin of 12 17e __barnard many minor aches and pains. Have a soft, flufty, long- ‘wearing cover, and full-length cord... 13-Inch Diameter . in o Jiffy. suard, THOMPSON'S VITAMIN PRODUCTS A-B-D CAPSULES $1.25 Box 89c Stagios. of 100 _ Besides the disease-preventing vitamin A and the ricket-preventing vitamin D—these 33 25 Bom. $9.19 capsules con- tain vitamin B. which stimulates the appetite and protects the nerves. twis metal case. PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL Extra Rich in Vitamin Content $1.25 Pint .. . 98¢ ‘Three times the vitamin A snd D potency re- quired by the U. S. Pharmacopoeis. bottle to preserve thi In brown e vitamin content, COD LIVER OIL CONCENTRATE TABLETS 89° $1.00 Bottle of 100 Tablets. . ... The pleasant way to take eod live tablet is equal in vitamin A and D teaspoontul of cod liver oil. KWIKWAY ELECTRIC Therapeutic LAMPS ’1.98 ‘Their rays are soothing to many minor aches and pains. Can be removed from stand and used as a hand lamp. Complete with cord. Dobell’s Nose and Throat ATOMIZERS Daily spraying of the nose and throat will help prevent colds and sore throat. These atomizers have a removable nasal ard. For Clearer, Better Coffee 6-Cup Aluminum Drip-O-Lators For Coffee made the drip 15 cert u!n to Diease you*Rhd’ the whole family. 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