Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1928, Page 10

VIRGINIA PETITION - HITS MARKET SITE Senators Glass and Swanson ffiUrged to Oppose Passage ! of Stalker Bill. A petition signed by more than 60 Wirginians, vigorously protesting against the Southwest site for the new Farmers’ . Merket in Washington has been ad- Gressed to Scnator Glass of Virginia, leading advocate in the Senate of that Jocation, and to his colleague, Senator Swanson " The brief, a copy of which also was received by the Senate District com- mittee, urges the two Virginia Senators to oppose passage by the Senate of the Stalker bill, already approved by the ‘House, which would place the Farmers’ Market in the Southwest near the water front. ‘The petitioners argue that the South- west location would not be easily ac- cessible from all parts of the District, ti'at the grade of the land is not suited to market purposes, that the pending measure authorizes only sufficient money to acquire the land, and would not, therefore, make possible the erection of any market structures. The petition takes particular excep- tion to the use of the term “whole- sale market” in the pending bill. Those who joined in signing the brief take the view that the farmers would be confined to wholesale business. bill is drawn in the interest of the middleme: reads another passage. in the document. ‘The petition argues that the bill now before Congress would not benefit the farmers. Attention is called to the fact that nter Market is to be razed by the ‘ederal Government and that there are 200 farmers who now carry on a retail business at the curb in back of Center Market who will have to go elsewhere. ‘The petition asserts there would not be room for these retail farmers on the Bouthwest site. Ever since the Farmers' Market ques- tion has been before Congress there have been wide differences as to wheth- er it should go to the Southwest or to some point north of Pennsylvania ave- nue. In the hearings during the last session the Virginia farmers generally ‘Woman, 85, Speeding To Dead Son’s Side Via Train and Plane By the Assoclated Press. RALEIGH, ‘N. C., December 19—The last leg of a long journey from St. Petersburg, Fla., to Hartford, Conn., was n here day by an 85-year-old mother who was speeding north to reach the side of her dead son. Mrs. C. E. Smith, using air- plane and fast train, expected to reach Hartford during the early afternoon hours today. She flew from St. Petersburg to Jacksonville yesterday: there she caught a train for Raleigh, where she was to start her flight for Hartford. A Greenville, 8.-C., plane was chartered for the trip to Hart- ford, George M. Keightley hop- ping off from Greenville late yes- terday after receiving wire messages from Florida chartering his plane. JEWS WILL DISCUSS NATIONAL SYNAGOGUE Representative Bloom Will Address Brotherhood of Washington He- brew Congregation Tonight. The proposal to found a national Jewish synagogue in Washington along the lines now being carried out by various denominations of the Christian churches here will be discussed tonight by Rprsntative Bloom of New York, speaking before the brotherhood of the Washington Hebrew Congregation in | the vestry room of their temple. Though the brotherhood has not gone bers are taking a leading part in the move for a new temple building for the Washington Hebrew Congregation. ‘The program also includes musical numbers and two acts of vaudeville from a local theater. Allen de Ford, president of the brotherhood, will pre- side at the meeting. | on record as favoring the idea, its mem- | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1908, PSYCHOLOGY TOPIC AT U. S. BAR MEETING Assistant - Attorney General Far- num Discusses “Human Element” Method in Handling Employes. Executives should be psychologists, George R. Farnum, Assistant Attorney General of the United States, told the Federal Bar Association at its meeting last night in the Interior Department auditorium, speaking on “The Human Element in Organization.” When cases involving his employes are up before the Personnel Classification Board, he informed his colleagues in the legal pro- fession, he goes down and pleads their cases himself. Mr. Farnum described the method used in the Department of Justice and told of the use of psychology in handling sensitive employes, nervous types and those who feel a sense of in- feriority. Charles Freeman offered a resolution, which was unanimously adopted, thank- ing Mr. Farnum and providing that copies of the address be prepared with a view to publication in a leading legal publication. William R. Vallance, the association’s president, who presided at the meeting, advised the gathering that he had been informed the retirement bill, which has been put over by the House rules com- mittee until afer the holidays, faces little if any opposition in the House, but that there is fear of a presidential veto, due to the increased appropria- tions it will entail. Members of the legislative committee have interviewed members of Congress on the Welch bill, Edwin A. Niess, its chairman, reported. e Biistered Feet Only one or_two ‘applica- tions of Resinol will usu- ally bring relief. Resinol An Unusual Gift Buying Opportunity! \ ASSASSINS MURDER MAN ON THIRD TRIAL Clyde Healy Slain in Chicago, Sold 100 Barrels of Water Sup- posedly Moonshine. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, December 19.—Two times Clyde Healy escaped assassination. Yes- terday he didn't. His body, three bullets in the head, was found beside the curb. of a South Side street. For many hours he was marked on the coroner’s records as the victim of a “vampire” motorist. When a careful examination was made last night the bullet holes were found. Healy, whose father was a well known politician on the South Side two dec- ades ago, apparently had been “taken for a ride” in his own car, which was found several blocks away. Search was @he Foening Htar ——— started for his chauffeur, Bart Riley. Police sald an unsuccessful attempt to kill Healy was made some time ago by the Masters gang of Des Moines, to whom, police were told, Healy soll 100 barrels of water, which was supposed to be moonshine. Another attempt against his life was made following the slaying of a West Side tailor, who trafficked in liquor as a side line. A theory that Healy was connected with a Detroit-Chicago drug and liquor smuggling ring was under investigation. Probe Purser’s Disappearance. 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