Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1929, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1 BOY SCOUTS GIVEN HERDISH WEDALS Honor Bestowed for Rescuing Four From Drowning. Other Awards. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 14.—For out- standing heroism in rescuing four per- sons from drowning at the risk of their own lives three Boy Scouts have been awarded the gold honor medal of the Boy Scouts of America by the national court of honor. Those voted this high- est award in scouting were: Edward A. Bush, Brooklyn; Theodore Antonich, 1807 Black Eagle Smelter avenue, Great Falls, Mont., and Joseph Erienwein, 388 Lechner avenue, Columbus, Ohio. Certificates Awarded. Certificates of heroism for demon- strating the use of Scout training in saving the lives of others most of the rescues not involving so great a risk to the life of the rescuer, have been awarded to: Lloyd Paalmer, Sedro-Wooley, Wash.; Erwin Walker, Wilson, N. C.; Herbert Zupnick, Mars., Pa.; John Rentz, Lima, Ohio; Leo Skeim, Minot, N. D.; John Sandstrom, Middletown, Conn; Ned Brooks and W. J. Breeeding, jr., Nor- man, Okla.; Clarence Schweizer, Wal- lington, N. J.; George Eichhorn, Du- buque, Iowa, and Vincent Myers, New Boston, Ohio. ‘The major award went to Scout Er- lenwein for his rescue in Buckeye Lake, Ohio, in July, 1927, of Mrs. Clifford Lewis and Miss Gladys Anderson, both of Columbus. Both Sink Below Surface. Mrs. Lewis was teaching Miss Ander- soh to swim when the girl became frightened and obtained a strangle hold on her teacher. Both went under, but the Scout reached them and brought them to shore, Erlenwein said nothing of the accident and only the casual re- marks of witnesses months later brought about the reward. Antonich pulled Arthur Norgard from the Missouri River on June 28, 1928, when a rope on which Norgard was swinging broke and he fell into the swift stream. Buel rescued & woman who had at- tempted to drown herself in New York Bay. CUP GIVEN GEN. BUTLER. Tientsin American Association Honors Marine Chieftain. TIENTSIN, China, January 14 (®). —Gen. Smedley D. Butler, cammanding the 3d Brigade of United States Marines in China, who is leaving for America shortly, was presented today with a massive silver cup by the American As- soctation of Tientsin. The cup, of Chinese design, is competed for annual- Iy by the Marines. The spokesman of the Tientsin Amer- icans expressed gratitude for the protec- tion afforded by the Marines, whose presence probably averted bloodshed during the unsettled conditions during the revolution. Gen. Butler hopes to be able to leave without his command firing a single shot. o Pasadena, Calif,, Board of Education says the influence of fraternities is neg- ligible. Mid-Winter CHAPLAINS’ COMMITTEE WILL MEET TOMORROW Army and Navy Group to Gather in Office of Federal Church Council. | neld at the office of the Federal Coun- | cil of Churches, Woodward Building, to- sents 20 Protestant denominations of the country, and is their joint agency for the management of chaplain affairs. Dr. W. S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, is chairman. On Thursday a meeting of the Wash- ington committee of the Federal Coun- cil of Churches will be held at the same place at 11 o'clock. This is composed Bishop W. D. McDowell is chairman. Dr. Charles S. Macfarland, senior general secretary of the Federal Coun- cil, will be in the city to attend these meetings. FOUR FUGITIOVES CAUGHT. Escaped Convicts Believed Impli- cated in Recent Robberies. CHICAGO, January 14 (#).—Four men, who said they escaped from Fol- som Prison, California, were under ar- rest last night, and a series of rob- berier, netting them more than $86,000 in jewels and currency, was believed to have been solved because one of the quartet violated the underworld code and “squealed.” Jimmy Burke, 25, was the informer. He, with Jimmy Martin, 52; Benjamin Balkin, 43, and Jack Morgan, 39, was arrested Priday. Martin's confession A meeting of the general committee | on Army and Navy chaplains will be | |morrow at 2 o'clock. This body repre- | of about 40 local men and women, and | 929. they were doing 25-year terms for safe blowing. They walked off the prison honor farm about two years ago. said that he was serving a life sentence for the murder of two California po- licemen. 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