Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1930, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930 HEADS MINING INSTITUTE. | lca! Engineers. He succeeds M"""U S. A. COMPANY RECORDS | grds of the U. 8 A, o, o be produced | come of tncome-tax evasion charges W. Bradley of San Francisco. !m‘\llllnlhe investigation | brought against officers of the company, s Scott Turner, of Washingtor., D. % IARE ORDERED b ch-ml company main- U S Beet Gl‘owers William H. Bassett Honored by dlreetm' of the United States Bureau R '"To COUHT ll M‘(.IOO fund for bribery $10 000 000- Year ly Engineer Associates. oly. vu‘{dngg“" mm 'sfl““'m’-;ta Data Are for Use in Probing NEW YORK, February 20 P).— Charges That Concern Maintained H new Mm were elected: R. C. Old Th William H. Bassett, of Waterbury, Conn., "y . - $1,000,000 Bribery Fund. Disproves €OTY DY | technical superintendent and metallur. o, | By the A-ochua Press. < L] #ist of the American Brass Co., Tues- | 107 80d John ‘A, et ‘;g'h CHICA ot e Proving “Tops” Are i ,,,,,m:",fi' holding. tts_ annual | tioe John . McGoorty of the Criminal meeting here. | Cous ly ordered the rec- Professor Saves AGTION ON CIRCLE PROJECT IS ASKED Chevy Chase Citizens Urge Beautification and Erec- Opera Lover to Get Fill. including George L. Chamberlain, m”" Y - e mmnummwmmamm With the bribe fund, N the U. S. A. Co. presented valuable | MOnth's vacatian and follow a Ger- . | gifts to public officials, including former . i e B ;| and present trustees of the Chicago ¥ . tes dis- smlhrmerlct,mrm:mtmm- day was elected president o fthe Amer- tracts. ican Institute of Mining and Metallurg- tion of Fountain. Beautification of Chevy Chase cx:e): by the planting of trees and Rich in Sugar. By the Associated Press. SYRACUSE, N. Y. February 20.— Ten million dollars gained simply by b- | shifting the position of an agricultural and the erectlon of a memorial | knife one and a half inches—this is the m was urged by chue Citizens’ Asoclaunn last night in the E. V. Brown Bchoo ecticut avenue and McKinley | merely by cu the Chevy |latest offering of scepce to ma Amerlum cm save this fortune e tops of their sugar beets a ume hlxher up, says Dr. The association had previously aj Imml Reed, professor of botany at committee to co-operate with 8 pointed a 2 committee from Section Chase, Md., and & bill is now pendin, roviding for a memorial e late Senator Newlands. Co-operation of the Mnryhnd lut.bori ties is mecessary, it pointed becluse of part of the cln:le b!\n[ ln hands, t State. Heflorhl Gateway Approved. District to provide a 'way to the avenue were appro aj mved “in the University, -y -nnouncing m. At present, the yracuse 2 of Chevy | giscovery last night. tops cut off and thrown away conmm one-tenth of the sugar wit] crop, h ctive value lt who!eule prices ot $10, prospe: approximately Another product e Prot. Thidy 1so "announced tonight, s nameless new plant, a cross betwee r. bly will receive no name can run natures survival of fittest. f the new beer. is fertile enou;n to tiom's - constitation included .mmmn multiply ike other good bects, Dr. Reed of its western boundaries piaus sin avenue at the D“mct “ne and Mlchlnn c.momn colmdo .nd part | other m ‘hould be appointed Cnmmissmnns xcepting only the Enginee: fluner" wep discussed and nlerrad 'n the executive committee for considera- tion and to be p the March meeting. Mr. Western Sf Kansas Clty Bnngner Slain. KANSAS CITY, February 20 (&).— y Moore, 28, a police character, was !hot and killed on a strect corner here early today by ass: him from a motor car end sped l"l Police beneve me sllying was the resented for n;:mn at | of a gang d " ery, assassins who fired at and who are without voting rights where. Committee Chairmen Named. J. R. Manning wn elected to mem- bership. President Arthur Adelman an- nuunced the mknmem of the following ®® public m.umm e Lingamfelter; oore; highways, . Alton G. T an ppointed vice chairmen of the nmbersh!p and parks und playgrounds committees, re- IMPEACHED GOVERNOR OF TEXAS RUNS AGAIN Ferguson, Removed From Office in 1817, Candidate for Demo- cratic Nomination. By the Associated Press. AUSTIN, Tex., February 20.—James l Ferguson, and removed mmxot'mn:hl!n wlutry: comeback, ‘He has subject w v.he cratic party. Ferguson’s wife, Mrs. Miriam A. 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