Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 35

COLLEGE HEAD WINS L BUILDING HOLDS UP. GROESBECK BAC KING Michigan Governor Supports Dr. Friday, Under Fire at State Agricultural School. l * By the Associated Press. LANSING, Mich., May 18.—Dr. David |- Friday, nationally known economist and president of the Michigan Agri- cultural College, who is reported to be under fire of the state board of agriculture, probably will have thel: support of Gov. Alex J. Groesbeck ‘if warfare is waged between the insti- tution head and the board, it was learned in usually well informed| quarters. Members of the board, who held a secret meeting Tuesday night “and/! who are reported to have dnfuflwd] z discussions. Dr. Friday is expected to return here from the east tomorrow, and hold a_conference with the governor. | The latter is represented as being | indignant over the secret board meet- ing. He is sald to have a warm friendship for Dr. Friday and to feel the latter has not had ample tinfe to demonstrate. o at M. than 1 rogatives, POLICE RESCUE NURSE: | CAPTURED BY YOUTHS Find Wonian Stripped of Clothing. Broke Window to Call Assistance. T the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 18.—A woman's screams and the crash of a window Pane, through which she thrust an arm to wave a frantic signal for help. Jed police early today to the rescue of Miss Claire Breslian, thirty-year- 0id nurse at Bellevue Hospital. who had been dragged frem the street by three vouths to un upstairs apart- ment where six other youths waited. The nurse, stripped of clothting, bat- tered and hysterical, was found in a two-room apartment on the second floor of a tenement on KEast 34th street. Reserves who surrounded the block arrested Joseph McShea, seven- teen, when they found him crouching behind an ashcan. McShea gave the names of eight companions, who had fled via fire escapes. 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