Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1929, Page 23

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Among the proponents was Miss Emma Wold of Poruand Oreg., who pointed to the laws of her State as proof of her assertion that measures “can be endcted for man and woman workers that are constitutional. Murray of Brooklyn, a tlcket “seller on the yn, Manhat- tan Transit Railway, declared that “co stantly increasing numbers of working women are demanding that if Lhern are to be laws regulating industry they shall be based on the conditions of - dustry, not on sex, and that they shall prly m all workers, men and wom: 3 Mrs. Meud Wood Park, former pres- , ident of thc National League of Wom- en Voters, characterized the proj legislation as “unnecessary, ineffective, | reckless of consequences and backward ng.” 'MAN 1S SENTENCED FOR CHURCH FRAUDS Pennsylvanian, Convicted of Get- ting Money Under False-Pre: tenses, Draws Year. Convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses from 25 representatives of local church organizations, David Al- bert Stuckey, 26, was sentenced to serve a yelr in jail with another year in lieu f $400 fines by Judge Ralph Given in Pollce Court Stuckey is n1|eged to have obtained funds from church organizations by telling representatives that he was a paroled convict trying to make good. He has a prison record at Carlisle Pa., where he served three years, when con- victed o( joy- ridmg according to Detec- tive J. r and Howard E. nge who ams Igota ty good break at t:nt 5 stuckey said, after being sen- ncel The young man, who claims to be a former student of Geor Tech, ex- plained to reporters that he sought re- venge against all churches becau: in his native city of Carlisle tes- tlfled agalnst him e} le was con- victed of joyriding nnd recommended “severe punishment.” His arrest last sunday prevented mnrrixge to a Washington girl, Stuckey I don’t ever wnnb her to find out about this,” he O'LEARY RESIGNS AS AID TO ROVER J. O'Leary, assistant United Shtes nnorney since May, 1918, tendered his resignal States Attorney Leo resume the general practice of the law, will become general counsel street. 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