Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1928, Page 3

BLANTON CONFERS WITH DOUGHERTY Discussion Reported Held| Over Charges Against Hesse and Police. Representative Thomas L. Blanton of Texas conferred for 15 minutes today with Commissioner Proctor L. Dough- erty in the latter's office in the District Building. The matter discussed was not re- vealed. It was reported, however, that it had to do with the impending in- n by the Commissioners of charges against the Police and Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, ton _described his \151t to | joner Dougherty as “routine | * The Commissioner saM Mr. | n merely made one of his regular which he had asked of him in ection with any information he ob- nection with his accusa- | the Police Department. is understood also that Mr. Blanton occasion 1o refer to the alleged hi- ing case involving Policeman Ed- . Taylor, who is now under sus- Taylor's case is now before pending for three weeks. Mr. Blanton, { | of police, our appreciation of his efforts THE EVENING CAPITAL PASTORS INDORSE HESSE Committee of Church Federa- tion Adopts Reso- lution. A resolution expressing confidence in Ma). Edwin B. Hesse as superintendent of police and his efforts to enforce the law was adopted by the executive com- mittee of the Washington Federation of Churches meeting in the New York| Avenue Presbyterian Church Thursday. The action followed expresions of con- fidence in Maj. Hesse by Dr. E. M. Elli- son, secretary of the Citizens’ Service Association for Law and Order, it was learned today. The resolution reads as follows: “The executive committee of the Wash- ington Federation of Churches wish to exprase to Maj. Hesse, superintendent adequately to administer the law. “In our experience with him we have found him approachable, co-operative and zealous in the discharge of his duties. “We confidently believe he merits the | support of the law abiding forces of| Washington.” Dr. Ellison praised the co-opera!lon o'clock, at 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ‘The Phi Beta Kappa Association will hold its annual meeting, 8 o'clock, at the University Club. Robert E. Cava- naugh, director of extension division, University of Indiana, will speak on “Adult Education.” Election of officers. Refreshments. FUTURE. ‘Washington Society of Engineers will meet Wednesday, 8:15 p.m., in assem- | bly hall of the Cosmos Club. William Tyler Page, executive secretary, United States commission for the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington, will address the soclety on “George Washington, the Man and Engineer.” Buffet luncheon. The meeting of the Friendship House Nursery Ald Club announced for today at the home of Mrs. W. W. Gilbert will not be held because of illness in the family. The club will meet instead on Monday, March 26. | ‘The president and facultles of Georgetown University have cards out for March 27, 8 pm., in Gaston Hall. Institute for Medical Research, who ' STAR, WASHINGTON, - D. C. MONDAY. MARCH 19 has been chosen by the Association of American Physiclans as the lecturer of the Kober Foundation for the year, will deliver a lecture on “Obvious and Obscure Infections of the Central Ner- vous System.” Illustrated by slides. Glee Club selections. Dom Thomas Verner Moore of the Catholic University and director of the clinic for menta land nervous diseases at Providence Hospital, will deliver the third lecture in his course on psychol- ogy tomorrow, 4:30 p.m., in the Na- tional Press Club auditorium. De Molay dance, March 22, in audl- torlum of National Press Club. The Kalorama Citizens’ Association will meet March 20, 8 p.m., in the parish house of St. Margaret's Church. Lincoln Post, G. A. R, will meet gefiinesday, 2 pm, in Grand Army all. ‘Warren G. Hnl’dlnfl Chapter, No. 31, O. E. S, will hold a rummage salo March 21 to March 23, inclusive, at 1401 Twenty-ninth street. The Civitan Club will meet for lunch- | |eon tomorrow, Dr. Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller |La Fayette Hotel. 12:30 pm, at the Kathleen Robinson will entertain. Announcing That Mr. Arthur Browne x INTLANTIC & PACIFIE Assurance of Quality AT PRICES UNQUESTIONABLY LOWER' 3 MORE NEW MEAT MARKETS Are Being Added to Our Branches at 1925 Pa. Ave. N.W. 2001 18th St. N.W. 2446 18th St. N.W. OPENING THIS WEEK END i — P szclal for This Week { Specml for This Week Whole-Milk American DELICIOUS RIPE CHEESE Tomatoes Slightly aged to improve Sweet and full of Aavor. Serve them the Aavor often. Always a welcome treat. Spaéu;l for T;hut Week r ENCORE—PREPARED Spaghetti In the most delicious cheese and tomato sauce you ever tasted Med. it was said, is not satisfied with zhe} given the service association by Maj. | pmi:‘ess.‘c‘f the case. | Hesse, who has been under fire by Rep- ! th E’mffe'e'!fi Mr. Blanton in- | resentative Blanton, and expressed the | that he planned to return to| view that Maj. Hesse has been diligent <hington in the Fall to devote the | in his efforts to enforce the law. Dr. pm“! month of October investigating| Frederick Brown Harris, president of lice methods and law enforcement in | District. GUGGENHHM AWARDS i TO 75 ARE ANNOUNCED | Foundaticn to Distribute Total o( $173,000 to Aid TU. S. Stu- dents Abroad. Special Dispatch to The Star. S s | o] on em- | orial Foundation today announced the | award of fellowships as a result of which 75 young American scholars, scientists and mm who have shown unusual ability in research and creative | 8bility in the fine arts, will spend all or | part of the coming year in study and Tesearch abroad. The foundation. which has a capital fund of $3,500,000, was established in ; 1925 by former United States Senator and Mrs. Simon Guggenheim as a zmme qng'zx;lmnwnrhodsedonm, T“e awards, which total $173,000 for beén mad k':pom!ed % enable them to| comp studies or va)m i cx:n..g : past ve r.\'!:x unequit of marked gift for research or for creative | work, and whd are engaged in con-| structive projects requiring special facll- ities avallable abroad.” The fellow- | ships b::e‘ awarded usua;ly for one | year Ji.nw cases orlmgeror' shorter terms. stipend is usually | l?mh‘amo!l?mm Men and women are eligible for appointment on equal terms. Six Sailors Are Rescued. the federation, presided at the meenng POLICEMAN FACES - DEFINITE CHARGES | Staples Cla|ms Representa- tive Blanton Will Defend Him at Trial. i f Definite charges against Policeman | Orville Staples of the third precinct, based on seven affidavits made by resi- | dents of the precinct, are being for- mulated today in the office of the cor- poration counsel and will be served on | the officer either late today or tomor-| | row morning with a summons to appear | before the police trial board. The date ot the hearing has not been set, but it is , | thought that he will be called before | { the board Thursday. This action is the outcome of an in- | superintendent of police. Staples, a center of controversy dur-! ing the administration of former Dis- trict Commissioner Frederick A. Fen-| ning. and remembered as having after- | ward caused a parking violation war- rant to be issued against Fenning,| blames his present trouble to the rlcx, 1 that he was one of the witnesses before | {the Gibson subcommittee investigating | STROMNESS, Orkney Islands, March | ment are “out to get him.” 19 {F——E‘xm:mo(nalxhemiol’ He says that he will be defended by the trawier Lord Devonport, which 'gn( pr'flmume Blanton of Texas, who| sshore last night, were rescued Coast Guards todsy. ihe crew were Growned. the recent attack on Maj. 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