Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 20

THE EV R, WASh.iivulON, DYER SEESDEFET INAUTO THEFT LW Representative Proposes Re- peal Because of Injustice Im-| - posed on Youthful Joyriders. By the Assoctated Press. Representative Dyer, Republican, Missouri, who has introduced a bill to repeal the national automobile theft act of which he was author, said in a state- ment last night that he had received many letters indicating young boys ana girls were being convicted under it for Joy-riding. He made public one of these, which ‘was from Edwardl J..Henning, a former Extra Savings Salespeople 2 0 Q s Unusual Assure immediate, “ . A The new silhouette ; — Extreme and Modi- ¢éfficient attention— You may choose quietly, unhurriedly, receiving competent, expert assistance. judge of the Federal Court for the|[the function of the Stste courts to Southern California district. deal with all Jocal matters and all mat- Henning said that he often had “in- | ters involving police powers, and it is curred the displeasure of agents of the [ the function of the Federal courts to Bureau of Investigation, Department of deal with matters of an interstate and Justice, because I would not deal|international type.” harshly with these children.” He added that “the Mann act should Work of Court Outlined. | be greatly modified so that it would be o ine | Strictly limited to clear cases of female “Most of the thefts I dealt with,” the | Javery ‘that the criminal phases of the letter said, “occured along the souther™ | narcotic act should be. tepesed. . and e Staw;. renihmz - hat all criminal laws dealing with the bama and centering a heft of interstal o homa, Usually they move in groups of | repealed.” te shipments should be {':o to four. Quite often 1“““’" ot a0 s aginative ~ youngsters who hav N —— dreamed of the great adventure of ADS A going to tzhe {:ar “{cs!. and) v ‘!i\fl"s ROADS ADVOCATE DIES. no way of making it except by walkini et or !akylvng snmebogdy clse's car, * * *| CHELSEA, Mass, March 4 (#).— ‘;The chdira! gourts are not 0rgan- | William E. McClintock, known as a ized to deal wi children. have, | » Whenever possible. requested the locai | “father of good roads in America,” died authorities in the home of the parents|at his home here Sunday at the age or relatives of the juvenile offender to|of 82. take over the matter and deal with 1 A noted engineer, he designed the “After five years of much hard think- | sewer systems for many New England ing on the subject,” he added, “I have | and New Brunswick communities. He reached the conclusion that there is no ved in the United States Coast practical solution of the matter except | Survey Service and surveyed many drastic limitation of the application of | sections of the country’s coast. He the act, or its repeal.” | was recognized as a pioneer of the geod ‘Henning took the view that “it is still | roads movement. INCORPORATED 1219.1221 G Street N.W, BETWEEN 12t o 13t STREETS Be Thrifty—Attend This Sale and Save SR NG PRNES And 27 New Spring High Shades Proving again that Good Style and Good Material need not be expensive Savings! Actual Values —if quoted, would seem so ridiculous that we refrain from so doing. Save Money Bring a friend. Each buy one of these dresses at this remark- ably low price, That Will Amaze You Dresses for Street Afternoon Business suarantee that every article purchased is lower in price than elsewhere in Washington, CHICAGO PAINTERS WIN $14 A DAY PAY SCALE Will Continue on Five-Day Week as Result of Automatic In- crease Agreement. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 4—The 18,000 painters in the Chicago district have been granted a $1 a day wage boost, effective _yesterday. Their daily wage will be $i4, and they will continue to work on a five-day week. The increase was automatic, being the result of a clause in the union’s con- tract ‘with employers providing that painters receive as much as workers in any other trade. Bricklayers, electriclans, plasterers and steamfitters have been getting 181360 a day for some time, Other trades will go on a $14 a day basis June 1 Comunication between the Nether- lands and the Dutch colonies in the East Indies is being promoted. fled. 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