Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1926, Page 11

Frese HESSE EULOGIZED AT HONOR BANQUET Called Cltys Most Efficient| Police Head at Testimonial | of His Officials.' Prajsed as the best police head this ofty has ever had, Maj Edwin B.| Hesse, superintendent ’ 6f* police, de- clared at a testimonial tendnrul him at the Mayflower last night thatthiscity has the cleanest police department of any city in this counfry. Its members, he declared, are giving. 100 per cent) service. The testimonial was tendered by members of Maj. Hesse's official fam- 1ly, and the fact that not one was ab- sent was mentioned as eviuence of the hearty co-operation existing be- tween the several branches of the de- partment’s service. Inapector W. S. Shelby, chairman of the committee in charge of the affair. told of the hearty response by those invited to address the gathering, and read letters of regrel from Senator Arthur Capper, Representative. Frapk H. Funk and Comissioner Cuno H Rudolph, saving none of the three could attend. Capper Praises Hesse. Senator Capper, visiting his sick wife in Baltimore, wrote: I have the highest regard for Maj. Hesse. He has made a wondertul record. Washington has a police force of which the people of this city well be proud. Maj. Hesse and all the force have my best wishes.” Funk wrote, splendid “and I think he fs mak ount him superintendent of police e el g Keller lauded the “mk lh. police le urged proper re- ) thev could bring up in the right way. and said he V‘V(vl?d a pension u|Qq||lU" to support them in their old aze. Two Commissioners Speak.. . J. Franklin Bell. En missioner, and ¥rederick Commissioner in_imme- diate supervision of the Police Depart ment, also commended both L% Hesse and the force. Others wh them tribute were Charles 5~ representing the Chamber merce; Odell Smith, representing the Tahon extoiled Ma; 4l superintendent of police, xaving the police have presented their court cases better since Muj, Hesse took command. . expressing . sadd the ment is PO a4 one-man &1l the force are wort n A zood policeman.”, Mui. Hesse aaid keeps his ears and eyves en and his mouth shut, and 1 hope to be liceman.™ Help Entertain. 3. Pratt, chief of tirude for e Depart and that Inspector detectives, Entertaine Murray, Quartet. John ¢ Theater artists included the several inspec ptains, lieutenants and police Members - of 1 ommitiee toastmaster Miss® lGstelle . Washington Valler and Keith's B Beun und Licut. Guests included memb Board of District Commi Willlam H Quade. Geor: Buck, Maj. k. W. Starlinz RUBBER RELIEF SEEN THROUGH COMPETITION — E. S. Kelly Ends Tour of Malaysia. Says U. S, Hope Is in Change of | Philippine Law. 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