Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1928, Page 15

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D0, INQURY ASKED ON e WOMAN'S.CHARGE Tydings Requests Grant to Investigate Alicged Rough | Treatment by Policeman. Senator Tvdings of Maryland has written to Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d director of the Office of Public Build- ings and Public Parks of the Nationai Capital, seeking an investigation of charges by Mrs. Mary Montague Castle- man_ Shipley. 2707 Adams Mills road. that a member of the park police force roughly treated her while placing her under arrest in Judiciary Square in | June, 1926. Col. Grant said that Mrs. Shiples | J made a complaint to him shortly after fu the incident and a thorough investiga- tion was made by Capt. M. H. Parsons. | chief of the parks protection division f | his office, and Capt. P. J. Carroll of the park police. Col. Grant said that | the report of their investigatior. at _the time indicated that the poli~oman, Ern- | est B. Culiember. had used no more violence than was necessary to make | the arrest. Capt. Parsons said that he and Capt. Carroll went to see Mrs. Shipley, fol- lowing her original report of the inc dent. He said that she charged then than the policeman had torn he. clothes, grabbed her arm, bruised it and had otherwise roughly treated her. The coat she displayed was not torn. Capt. Parsons said, except that there was a slight rip in a seam. Col. Grant said that the investiza- tion further disclosed that Mrs. Shiples forfeited collateral in Police Court on charges of disorderly conduct and as- saulting an_officer. and also showed | that the officer had taken her by the arm only after he had sugzested to her that she leave the park. When he tonx her into custody. Col. Grant said the {nvestigation further indicated. Mr= | Col Grant said. of, the resulis | original investizatioh., | of submarines Stefansson suggested the plan in 1918 |and just recently Capt. George H. Wil- | . MRS. MARY M. C. SHIPLEY. tar Staff Photo. | Sh[r“e\' became \ery abusive, and hit the officer in the face with a handbag which | she was carrying Senator Tydings will be informed | of the U-Boats for Arctic. Exploration of Polar regions by means is considered practical. kins indorsed the idea. He declares |that a submarine should be able to | cruise from Spitzbergen to Alaska, and that the craft would be useful in mak- ing investigation of ocean currents, says | the Popular Mechanics magazine, Noises cause a loss of more than 00.000 weekly in England alon», ac- ording to estimates of a British effi- rieney expert. Mgeit Model 71 Seven tubes, completely shielded, using R. F. L. ba!- anced circuit, with 3 T. R. F. stages. Push-pull ampli- fication. Single dial control. in beautiful walnut cabinet with front panels of matched burl walnut, complete with Majestic electric power unit and Majestic dynamic power speaker. NO FOOLING! NO RED TAPE! Jordan’s finance themselves on de- Your friends do not ferred payments. have to go bond for you. embarrassment or red tape. There is no WE TRUST YOU Sound financial concerns with good reputations finance themselves, That is the place to get your radio—where serv- ice, quality and low prices are guaran- teed. Get your set at Jordan's on terms as small as $4 a week. $193 Complete Jordan’s Majestic Club Terms $1930 Down Many Months to Pay Balance 'HUGHES TO KEEP AMERICA'S POSITION ON WORLD COURT Named by League to Suc- ceed John Bassett Moore, Resigned. Many Delegatcs Voice Hopes | of U. S. Adherence to Tribunal. By the Associated Press GENEVA. September 8.—Assurance that the United States would be repre- | sented on the World Court for another | two years at least was given today when the league council unanimously and the assembly, 41 to 7. elected | former Secretary of State Charles Evans | Hughes to fill the unexpired term of John Bassett Moore, who resigned. | The council and assembly conducted the balloting entirely independently of | (G 't World court. | |cach other. The council met in the | In this connection there was also con- ! office of the league secretariat and |siderable discussion of the Swiss dele- te. Giuseppe Motta's resolution de- auickly approved the name of Mr. | sa Hughes without a dissenting voice. The | 18066, fo, remove the chisr s il assembly met in Reformation Hall and | 2 oy by . d | pation. The resolution provides that the final vote gave the Amerlcan can” | the league should ask the court for a { ruling on the question whether a unani- Sir Johannes Westels of Sout® | mous vole of the council is required to | ' I_;‘m "’d Ub" i ’(‘“;“ "[ obtain an advisory opinion or whether | e s b LU 1rt;r'nhr:m b taken by simple ma- . jority of “he_council. Sends Word to Italy. Thus far 27 countrics have signed the Sir Erie Drummond, secretary-general | clause in the statutes of the courts pro- of, the League of Nations, immediately | viding for compulsory arbitration in dispatched a telegram to Mr. Huchm‘mndzcal disputes. in Italy, where he is on vacation. The |~ The council tonight, as guardian of message was sent through the American | the goneral pra- warned Lithuania Ambassador to Italv, Henry P. Fletcher. and Poland that unless they settle their Following th> election” hopes were |dispute the council will appoint a com- voiced informally by many delegates [ mission to determine how far the dis- that the choice of Mr. Hughes would | pute menaces reltaions of ‘= Baltic na- reawaken fnterest in the United States | tions. CHARLES EVANS HUGHES. regarding the question of American | | didate 41 many, | Africa | India, " 1. vote. ELECTRIC RADIO —CLUB— 1t is, of course, up to Jordan’s to have Washington’s first Majestic Radio Club. In forming this Lluh we hope to secure at least five hundred members. With such a large member- chip as this and with such an outstanding machine as the Majestic we feel sure that a club of this sort could not help but be an everlasting sticcess. Many benefits will be received as a result of this large membership. Buy your Majestic where service is paramount, where interest is never lacking. Special terins are granted to club members. Come in. . 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