SLASHED BYITER” IN O.Unemployed Bus Boy Injures Miss Goodwin-WitijrRLizar-Wrtlr--oui CauseGASH ACROSS BACKTruck Drivers Come to Her Dfr ■ fensc in Morning Attack .Murder was the second thought which Miss Caroline Goodwin of Highland, avenue. New Dover,t_ ■gave to what see mad to he a fnenilly f lap on the back. It was a long slash Irmu a razor wielded by a matt, who told the police that “women pestered him/* MissGondwiu was on her'way to work -in. the New York Telephone Company. passing along Bfoailway at I Vesey street, when she felt the knife of the assailant, a tall-shabby .voting man. with bushy black hair, who gave his name as Charles De-; I .a 11, age t wej 11 y-t h ree of - Day to«y;Ohio.— She. that she------was receiving a friendly slap on ! the hack, hut the murderous words, ITl kill you yet/ convinced her that the had been dose .to seri-:ous lrouble- -The-attack was mad a .with an ofd-fa1T?iiflrcd.Ta£QtV ______1 Two truck drivers . who hap-! pcned to be-slttlhg'Mn their ma-i chines vlten the attack occurred,! witnessed the affair anil jumped | from their seats to grapple’ with 'the’ man-be fore-a^raptdiv growing- —I citrons of business men and women ho stood aghast at the awfulness, iof the iifTair. Miss Goodwin stood Quietly bv, Unassisted while the ihreo men struggled on rhe sidewalk and in the gutter. The driv-.ers punched the—man-helples^-and---then turned him over to the police when the wagon arrived at the same time with the ambulauce. The latter took the girl to the Bookman Street Hospltal. whereeighteen stitches had to’ be taken' in the wountl which extended diagonally from just above her.-right shoulder to just Vefow her left shoulder,, across her back.The truck driver?' :vere Joseph and Frank' Gabarino of dl Carrol reerr~IJrookiyrrr heEr truck wasawaiting the signal light at the corner .when the attack occurred. DeGatr is said to have lohl the -p. du-e _{hat-liii-hud-lcl lied-o_wo men-t» Detroit. Mich., about four years ago. HiTissaid to have freen an an unemployed bus- boy. He admitted that he had never seen Miss' -Gooijwin—before, and, said—that he..hC ■ been tti New York City three years, working Intermittently as a helper in. restaurants.The latest word from the parents of Miss Good a* in was that their daughter, was resting comfortablyInthe lit1'CKman Street ilusiniaVal-'* though she. would have to remain there’ ftuno time to recuperate! after her ghastly eaii“*r!e:u*e.Daughters of America ■ ^BTstathNew Officers‘OfUuerd of Council Number-liftn f_i h e_lt; 1 a .ugh te r of Aunejdca. were installed Friday night i:i cere monies conducted by Mtt. James U Mairhead of Hosolle Hark, district deputy. Many newly accepted members we re-present-to .witness the ceremony/Those otlicer.s installed were: Councilor, Mrs. Ralph Summons: associate councilor. 'Miss ('lava Moore: VK-e-cuuueilnr. Mrs. John St i les; ass or i a J ir v i v o ■ r i nut r Lit ir,Mrs. Lein ml While; recording secretary.-Mi-** KdlMi F. Way; assistant. Mrs. William Hi^ginsim; financial secretary. Mrs. Warren Frazer; assistant. Mrs Walter 1. Springer; treasurer, Mrs. A. S Van Felt; conductor. Mrs. Bernard Johnson.; warden. Mrs. George It. Way; in-side sentinel. Mrs, Richard Fin-