Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 15

“ROOKIE” POLICEMEN FACING CAMERA MAN New Officers’ Photographs Being o Made for the Records of the i3] Department. One hundred and twenty-eight men selected to fill the original vacancies in the Police Department, provided st session of Congress, rotographed and giving ry for the department’s The first contingent ap- police headquarters this nd the second will be on ow. B. Hesse, who, after a service of 32 vyears, is to become an assistant superintendent of police. The change means a loss of §100 a year in salary, but it puts him in line for retire- ment. Under an order of the Com- mlmmnelv he is directed to con- tinue his work as property clerk until further orders. URGES CO-DPERATION. District C. P. A. Head Says State Groups Should Work Together. The need for closer co-operation be- tween the various State associations of certified public accountants was emphasized by James A. Councilor, president of the District of Colum- bia Institute of Certified Public Ac- countants, at the annual meeting of - |that body held Tuesday night at the - | Congressional { the approaching fiscal Iy 1. officitls of the depart- this morning, no retire- » motgr cycle mounts 1 to the present force iving a total of 76 such men for traffic duty, and cle force, Tesult- n of efght of its fon to the motor 3 filled. most important < that of Chief Clerk Edwin Country Club. ~ Mr. Councilor urged affiliation with the American Society of Certified Public Accountants as the means of this - | needed co-operation. In his annual report, Mr. Councilor stated that practically all of the Neensed certified accountants here are now members of the local institute. Seven members elected to the board of governors to fill vacancies were Mr. Councilor, Edward M. Tyler, C. Vaughn, Wilbur L. Harrison, Lester A. Pratt, Edward Thompson and Dwight N. Burnham. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D BRITISH RAILROADS SEEK TO CUT WAGES Employes Called Into Conference by Officials—Reduced Rev- enues Cited. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 25.—Representa- tives of the British railways and their employes in all branches of the werv- ic8 are meeting here today to discuss proposals by the companies for a rigid economy campaign. The proposals in- clude reduction of all emoluments, from the lordly salaries of the rail: way directors to the wages of the humblest workers. It is said that one plan to be submitted to the conference would, if adopted, entall a saving of £85,000 weekly under this head alone. The railway managers are credited with the intention of giving the union delegates fullest details regarding the depleted revenues and resources of the companles arising from the de- cline in passenger and freight traffic, the latter being one of the attendants of the prevalent trade depression. From talk in labor ecircles the im- pression is gained that the railway men will not necessarily oppose the reduction, but there are some matters pending between the companies and workers, settlement of which may be demanded before the question of a general reduction in pay Is enter- tained. The whole position is some- what involved, and the outcome can- not be foreseen. 014 “Mammy” Is Honored. An exclusive white cemetery in Ma- con, Ga., gave up its distinction the other day in order to do honor to an ante-bellum negress, Anna Jordan, who recently died. A negro preacher conducted the service in the home of Mrs. R. H. Smith, in whose family she had been “mammy’ for 38 years. Burial was in the Smith family plot after every honor possible had been pald by members of the family in which she had served so long. See Announcement Tuesday’s and Saturday’s Star ,_ THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925. 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