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TOWNSEND TRIAL 1S DUE TOMORROW Defense Plans to Ask for Continuance as Contempt Action Opens. Dr. Francis E. Townsend, elderly head and founder of the Old Age Re- volving Pensions, Ltd., will go on trial before District Court Justice Peyton Gordon tomorrow morning unless his attorneys can persuade the court that the case should be postponed. He is charged with contempt of the House as the outgrowth of an inci- dent last May when he clapped on his hat and defiantly walked out of a committee hearing. Indicted along with him were Dr. Clinton Wunder of New York and John B. Kiefer of Chicago, former aide: to the pension chief, who al- legedly refused to respond to House subpoenas for the same hearing, which was held to investigate old-age pen- sion organizations. Both Wunder and Kiefer, however, gent letters of apology to the House Friday. Nevertheless, both will be arraigned at the same time Dr. Town- send goes before the court. All are at liberty under nominal bail. United States Attorney Leslie C. Garnett disclosed that Dr. Townsend's attorneys, Elisha Hanson and Joseph A. Cantrel, have asked for a con- tinuance and that he told them they would have to present their request to the court tomorrow. Hanson is said to be engaged in a case before the Su- preme Court, while Cantrel is attend- ing a session of the Maryland Legis- lature, of which he is a member. If the case goes over, it probably will be set for February 23, officials de- clared. Garnett and his assistant, Harry L. Underwood, will prosecute the case. "The offense charged is a misdemeanor and is punishable by imprisonment for 1 to 12 months and a fine of from $100 to $1,000. The three defendants were charged In separate indictments. Wunder and Kiefer are charged merely with failure ®o respond to the subpoena, but Dr. *TTownsend was accused both of refus- ing to testify and of walking out of ghe hearing. Board_(;f Trade . (Continued from Page B-1) 6. Reynolds, Theodore G. Bilbo, John H. Overton, Arthur Capper, James H. Hughes, Warren R. Austin, H Styles Fridges, Carter Glass, Elmer Thomas, Edward R. Burke, F. Ryan Duffy,| Theodore Francis Green, Gerald P.| Nye, Ellison D. Smith. Henry F.| Ashurst, Marvin Hunter McIntyre, sec- retary to the President; Col. James Roosevelt, Stephen Early, secretary to the President; Jesse Jones, chairman, Reconstruction Finance Corporation; James M. Landis, chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission; Marriner 8. Eccles, chairman, Federal Reserve Board; Guy T. Helvering, commission- er of Internal Revenue; Fenton W. Booth, chief justice, United States Court of Claims; William R. Green, judge, United States Court of Claims; Thomas S. Williams, judge, United States Court of Claims; Oscar E. Bland, judge, United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals; J. F. T. O'Connor, controller of the currency; YLeo T. Crowley, chairman, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.; Witold Wan- kowicz, counselor of the Polish Em- bassy and Jennings Randolph. Representatives William T. Schulte, Jack Nichols, Laurence F. Arnold, TLeon Sacks, William F. Allen, Everett M. Dirksen, Dewey Shortt, Ralph O. Brewster, W. Stirling Cole, Paul W. Shafer, Millard F. Caldwell, Heyward Mahon, H. P. Fulmer, James P. Rich- ards, Thomas S. McMillan, A. H. Gasque, U. S. Guyer. Daniel W. Bell, acting director of the budget. Lawrence Clayton, assistant to the kchairman of the Board of Governors. William P. Folger, chief national bank examiner of the United States of the Federal Reserve system. 1. I. Chorpening, chief national bank examiner, fifth Federal Reserve dis- | trict. Frank Bell, commissioner, Btates Bureau of Fisheries. J. Austin Latimer, Assistant Post- master General. Maj. Gen. Frederick W. Coleman, retired, commandant, United States Soldiers’ Home. Elwood Seal, corporation counsel of the District of Columbia. Capt. Patrick H. Tansey, Assistant Engineer Commissioner, District of Columbia. Capt. Don G. Shingler, Assistant Engineer Commissioner, District of Columbia. Capt. H. S. Bishop, jr., Assistant Engineer Commissioner, District of Columbia. Maj. Ernest W. Brown, superin- tendent, Metropolitan Police Depart- ment. William A. Van Duzer, director of wvehicles and traffic of the District of Columbia. Arno B. Cammerer, director, Na- tional Park Service. C. Marshall Finnan, superintendent, National Capital Parks. Ford E. Young, president, Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association. Edward D. Shaw, secretary, Mer- chants and Manufacturers’ Associ- ation. L. Gardner Moore, president, Hotel Association of Washington, D. C. Morton J. Luchs, vice president, ‘Washington Real Estate Board. Charles J. Rush, secretary, Wash- ington Real Estate Board. Robert E. Buckley, president, Dis- trict of Columbia Building and Loan League. Gould Lincoln, president, Gridiron Club. Charles O. Gridley, president, Na- tional Press Club. Albert E. Conradis, president, Junior Board of Commerce. Fred B. Linton, executive secretary, Junior Board of Commerce. Other guests included: A. Benjamin E. Abbott, William Acker- man, Reuben Acton, jr.; J. W. Adams, Phelps H. Adams, Francis G. Addison, Jr.; F. C. Addleman, W. T. Agee, F. D. Akers, James C. Alban, Fred D. Allen, Harry F. Allmond, Frederick Allnutt, G. Edward Altemus, John K. Althaus, T. Brooke Amiss, jr.; James E. Ander- son, J. G. Anderson, J. E. Andrews, Charles A. Appleby, James Riehl Arn- old, Dr. J. S. Arnold, James E. Artis, Joseph D. Ashby, Clarence Aspinwall and Alvin Aubince. B. T. K. Back, Joseph Bahen, Robert B. Bains, J, L. Baity, Harry H. Baker, United B THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 7, 1937—PART “ONE. President Sends Sympathy a President’s birthday ball in Jeanette Leyden, 15, burned when her dress caught fire at as she happily read the letter of sympathy she received from President Roosevelt. She is at the General Hospital of Syracuse. Syracuse last Saturday night, —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. Joe M. Baker, Willam M. Baker, Roger L. Baldwin, Edward C. Baltz, D'Arcy Banagan, H. Clifford Bangs, John F. Barghausen, W. D. Barkdull, C. Ralph Barker, Theodore R. Barker, | F. Latimer Barkley, Jerome F. Bar- nard, John J. Barnes, William L. Beale, Hartford E. Bealer, Inspector T. A. Bean, Victor Beauchamp, T. N. Beavers, Edward Becker, Herman Becker, Frank Bell, J. G. Bell, Willlam Bell, James V. Bennett, Maurice Ben- nett and William P. Benson. Robert F. Beresford, D. M. Bernard, Dr. J. Rozier Biggs, Herbert M. Bing- ham, Arthur G. Bishop, Joseph Bit- toni, Shaw Blackistone, Z. D. Blacki- stone. Harry Blake, John R. Blake, | W. W. Blake, Robert L. Blalock, Dr. | Charles Bleckman, Col. E. G. Bliss, R. H. Bonavita, Carl F. Bond, Lewis A. Bond, Lewis F. Bond, Everett J. Boothby, L. Pierce Boteler, A. P. Bo- vello, J. B. Bowling, Ralph C. Boyd, Charles C. Boyson, Fred M. Bradley A. W. Brand, Estes Brand, Bruce S. Branson, Joseph F. Brashears, E. N. Brawner, H. N. Brawner, jr.; Gilbert | Breen. J. J. Breen, R. C. Brehaut, Lewis T. | Breuninger, A. H. Brewood, D. S. | Bright, R. A. Brodesser, F. M. Bron- son, Harold A. Brooks, A. P. Brown, Charles R. Brown, E. A. Brown, J. Frank Brown, Walter Brown, William L. Browning, H. M. Brundage, jr.; A. Julian Brylawski, Elmore T. Burdette, Dudley W. Burgess, Joseph A. Burkart, Joseph Burke, Thomas F. Burke, Vincent C. Burke, W. B. Burnell, Harry Burns, G. B. Burrus, H. E. Burton, {R. W. Burton, Frederick H. Butcher, Samuel J. Butler, Thomas A. Butt, C. | William A. Cagdy, Morris Cafritz, J. Harvey Cain, R. A. Callahan, Thomas | A. Cantwell, Edmund O. Carl, Herman | F. Carl, guests of Call Carl, Inc; Medford P. Camby, J. Edmund Cam- | mack, Charles A. Carlisle, C. L. Carr, | Richard J. Car, J. B. Carry, A. C. | Case, Eugene Casey, James A. Cassidy, | John C. Chevalier, E. T. Chewning, W. H. Churchill, Charles T. Clagett, | George P. Clancy, Charles W. Clayton, | F. George Clendaniel, Arthur Clephane, | Lowry N. Coe, P. O. Coffin, Theodore Cogswell, I. Cohen, Arthur Cole, W. A. Coleman, D. C. Colladay, Edward | F. Colladay, E. E. Colladay, S. F. Col- |laday, Teunis F. Collier, James E. | Colliflower, L. Lee Combs, William B. Combs, Jay P. Conger, Vincent H. Conner, Henry J. Connor, L. T. Con- | way, C. J. Cook, Charles H. Cooke, | Herbert W. Cooper, Edward Costello, John Cotter, Robert J. Cottrell, Dr. A. | Barklie Coulter, Guy D. Cowl, Melville B. Cox, T. Earl Cox, W. Porter Cox, | H. B. Coyner, George Fenton Cramer, | Charles F. Crane, E. L. Craven, Col. | Lawrence C. Crawford, T. G. Craw- | ford, Frank Cremer, L. V. Crismond, Carl C. Crowe, Junior F. Crowell, Wil- liam F. Cruise, A. D. Crumbaugh, Paul' J. Crummett, Henry C. Cryer, B. M. Cubbage, Judge Edward M. Curran, Frank E. Cunningham, J. Harry Cun- ningham, Grant Curry, Dr. Marvin A, Custis. D. A. L. Danforth, Ara Daniels, M. F. Darr, Floyd E. Davis, John H. Davis, Raymond Davis, Robert W. Davis, M. V. Davison, A. Gray Dawson, Harry Dean, Charles B. Deeter, Edward L. Degener, Wilder M. De Neane, Louis M. Denit, Edward A. Dent, George S. Denton, E. D. Detwiler, C. G. Dia- mond, J. H. Dick, George E. Diffen- bach, L. F. Dieterich, William F. Dietz, Eric Dilger, J. D. Dingwell, j ter G. Distler, James E. Divver, Jesse M. Donaldson, Clarence F. Don- ohoe, Lester Dove, Harold E. Doyle, Michael M. Doyle, Maxfield H. Dunlap, Gordon V. Durr and William H. Dyer. E ‘Thomas L. Eagan, Howard Eales, W. Perry Early, Paul Easby-Smith, Fred East, C. A. Tberling, jr.; C. E. Eckles, Gedrge E. Edelin, James B. Edmunds, Burr N. Edwards, Burr N. Edwards, jr.; Alvin Q. Erlich, W. E. Elliott, William R. Ellis, Fred A. Emery, George M. Emmerich, Francis X. Em- met, George A. Emmons, Ralph Endi- cott, Richard A. Ennis, Raymond K. Espey, Edwin H. Etz, B. W. Evans, | H. R. Evans, James B. Evans and W. W. Everett. F. £. L. Fahy, George B. Farquhar, J. H. Ferry, Roscoe Fertich, Harry E. Field, Frank B. Figgins, Austin Mon- roe Fisher, Ben 8. Fisher, Richard Fisher, William M. Fithian, George Elmer Flather, William J. Flather, jr.; Robert V. Fleming, E. L.-Florance, Raymond M. Florance, Arthur B. Focke, W. K. Forrest, Charles Fowler, George B. Fraser, E. B. Frazier, 8. D. Frazier, Herbert A. Friede, William F. Friel, Charles R. French, Benjamin E. Freund, Hollis B. Fritts, Walter L. Funderburg, W. Fussell and R. K. Fer- guson. G W. J. Galbraith, C. Emery Galliher, W. Gwynn Gardiner, jr.; W. Gwynn Gardiner, sr.; S. Franklin Gardner, Ray Garrity, 8. J. Gass, Will L. Gates, W. Frank Gatewood, Albert S. Gatley, Leo E. George, Frank E. Ghiselli, M. G. Gibbs, Dr. Joseph Gilbert, Raymond Gilkes, W. Herbert Gill, Stanley Glaser, M. A. Gleason, Fred Gloeckner, C. J. Gockeler, J. B. Gordon, Max Gordon, H. Grady Gore, Clarence W. Gosnel, Fred A. Gosnel, H. M. Gould, J. Dallas Grady, C. Q. Graham, E. C. Graham, George V. Graham, Goodwin P. Graham, Charles P. Gramlich, John R. Gramm, B. O. Grant, Preston W. Grant, Dr. A. Clag- ett Gray, Chancellor Joseph M. M. Gray, Wilbur L. Gray, Louis J. Gray- son, James M. Green, John D. Green, William S. Green, G. G. Griffin, V. C. Griffin, W. N. Grimes, jr; D. F. Groff, Diller B. Groff, Thomas J. Groom, Harry C. Grove, Fulton R. Gruver, Adolph E. Gude, Ernest F. | Gude, Granville Gude, Louls Gug- lielmo, Thomas S. Gulick, J. L. Gund- ling, Albert M. Gunnell and E. Car- lyn Guy. H. Dr. Ernest E. Hadley, Roger T. | Hall, Nanse Hamilton, Frank Hann, | John H. Hanna, M. A. Hannum, John | | W. Hardell, J. M. Harley, J. H.| Harmon, S. Fay Harper, Aubrey C. | Harris, Dwight L. R. Harris, Richard | E. Harris, Samuel R. Harrison, W. H. Harrison, S. H. Harvey, W. R. Har- | vey, Harold §. Harwood, John H. Har- wood, Ross Haworth, Harold G. Hay- | don, Jack Hayes, jr.; M. K. Heart- | field, Amos E. Heath, G. L. Heath, | | Edward A. Heffernan, Edwin S.| | Hege, Edgar B. Heiner, Henri Henry, E. F. Herring, William O. Herr- mann, Fred A. Hessick,. W. H. Hes- sick, jr.; Christian Heurich, jr.; A.| }F. Higdon, Stanley C. Higgins, Joe | | High, Frank 8. Hight, Edwin F. Hill, | C. H. Hillegeist, Dr. J. Franklin Hil- |ton, W. R. F. Hines, Alvin Hipsley, Curtis A. Hodges, Dr. H. S. Hoffman, {L. S. Homan, Thomas B. Hopper. H. C. Hoskinson, Ralph H. Houser, A. Hovey-King, Capt. T. R. Howard, P. Y. K. Howat, Dr. Julian Howe, W. H. Howes, Samuel H. Hudson, Harvey NA| NCY famay, NecCtELLAND “’"n“lr Ie m, Das a the L. Humphrey, Dr. Elliott A. Hunt, Chester C. Hutchinson, Gilbert Hyatt and M. E. Hyman. I Luther Iager, Lawton L. Inabinet. B. L. Jackson, Harvey Jacob, Wil- liam P. Jacobs, jr.; Louis Janof, Wil- liaf Janof, Karl E. Jarrell, Thomas E. Jarrell, W. B. Jarvis, Walter G. Jarvis, Charles H. Jerman, Dana B. Johannes, jr.; E. 8. Johnston, Robert C. Jones, ‘W. L. Jones, Everett R. Johnson, Mar- shall H. Johnson, Robert G. Johnson, Royal C. Johnson, Walter Morgan Johnson, Alexander F. Jones, Theo- dore M. Judd. Howard W. Kacy, Norman C. Kal, Andrew Donald Kane, Francis J. Lane, Dr. Howard F. Kane, E. Roy Kaufmann, F. G. Kayhoe, Harry C. Keeler, Samuel G. Keery, Joe Keifer, Chester Keller, Philip Keller, Clyde Kellogg, William F. Kelly, W. W. Ken- drick, Dr. Joseph V. Kennedy, Hon. Arthur H. Kent, Frank H. Kenworthy, Michael Keogh, Harold A. Kertz, Stanley H. Kilby, George F. Kindley, Charles T. King, David H. King, Harry L. King, Sheridan S. Kleindienst, V. M. Knox, W. E. E. Koepler, W. L. Koontz, Louis Krakow, Fred M. Kra- mer, John A. Kratz, C. E. Krey, Harry Kullen, L. Robert H. Lacey, W. Raymond La- cey, W. Russell Lamar, John T. Lam- hert, George D. Lane, M. L. Langford, William H. Lanham, R. E. Lansberry, Alfred H. Lawson, Edward J. Leahy, jr.; Adelbert W. Lee, Al W. Lee, Au- brey B. Lee, Ralph W. Lee, Ralph W. Lee, jr.; M. Norman Leese and guests, ‘William Earl Leese and guests, E. J. Leesnitzer, Russell H. Lehman, P. E. Le Fevre, David R. Lehman, Charles Leonard, J. H. Leppert, Elmer A. Lewis, Jimmie Lewis, jr.; Robert L. Lewis, Thomas D Lewis, Charles P. Light, Harry L. Light, Bernard R. Linkins, William H. Linkins, V. S. Little, Thomas P. Littlepage, K. M. Livingstone, W. C. Lockhart, Adlai G. Loehl, Frank J. Loftus, J. Stanley Long, Merrill Lord, Richard Lord, Louis Lowe, A. F. G. Lucas, Hon. Henry C. Luckey, John R. Ludlam, Julius Lulley, Maxfleld Lund, Rufus S. Lusk, Sidney B. Lust, Donald Lux= ford, Joseph B. Lynch, David Lynn. M. Edward McCabe, J. F. McCambridge, William McCarthy, W. McCarty, Taylor H. McCauley, Robert W. Mc-| Chesney, William McClellan, Frederick | R. McLeod, Arthur McConville, W.| Cole McCreery, L. K. McDorman, C. J. McGahey, Joseph C. McGarrraghy, C. E. McGhee, E. Murray McGlue, Earl McGowan, Dr. Joseph J. McHale and J. E. McPherson. Dr. A. Magruder MacDonald, M. C. MacKinnon, F. G. Macarow, Earl Mackintosh, S. Eugene Madden, Ed- ward J. Major, G. P. Mangan, Dr. Jesse T. Mann, Richard H. 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