Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1930, Page 3

Presents —Safeguarding, packing, shipping, storing. 1140 FIFTEENTH ST|| il A SAFE DEPOSITORY FOR 38 YEARS CAASPINWALL , PRESIDENT SPARKS SHIFTED 10 POLICE COURT Temporary Action Follows Judge Sellers’ Protest ~on Inexperience. A protest by Judge Kathryn Sellers I of Juvenile Court over the appoint of what she termed in lnexp!rm man as assistant corporation counsel I the Seraporasy shisting of Raymond mporary s| g of Raymon Sparks to b‘e”:uuum corporation coun- ms;: hcop:sud the bar examin: 0 e bar tions lut December, was ap) sistant _corporation counsel day. The present assistant at Juvenile Court, Edward M. Welliver, was ordered transferred to Police Court and Sparks sent to Juvenile Court. When Judge Sellers read of the appointment, she wrote tion Counsel Bride that it would not be “acceptable.” pointed out that the work of the court called for an e ced trial lawyer. Mr. Bride re) that the responsi- billty of lmlnment belon(ed to him the Commiss but that he - eed that the work at Juvenfle Court called for an experienced man, and agreed to continue Ilr Welliver there until at least July 1. Meantime Mr. Sparks has been sent to Police Court to get his trial experience trying cases for the District. What will be done after July 1 has not ‘yet been decided. Before his appointment as assistant corporation counsel, Sparks was as- sistant to the District claims officer, investigating claims for damages against the District and administering the workmen’s compensation law for the District. His excellent record there e FIGHT RIGHT BACK ‘WITH PEBECO l The war in your mouth never ends. | If unchecked, the mouth acids attack | the teeth crevices incessantly, until painful cavities start. But just rally PEBECO Tooth Paste to your aid. Pebeco not only cleans and whitens but actually neutralizes these de- structive acids. 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Complaining of ' the appointment, Judge Sellers wrote: you know, in the last two years, I hne materially increased the work of the corporation .counsel’s office by -trensferring back to it certain dutles. You may or may not know that in three-fourths of the cases before me ‘¥ sit as judge, jury and attorney for the defendent. Even if I were clever enough to act as preeecuwr in addition, it would be higly imprope: “The work of this omm I-! of lnnnmly lle-te'r importance than the work of the Police. Court and I have to request t.h:t you mltn to this court n ulkl- it corporation counsel who has rlence in the ptuecuuon of poration wlmnl m‘fl’l‘t oy m:; very . proper] will have the Revantaps of aocuiion antage of assoc! with trained prosecutors.” HAVANA POLICE RAID U. S. EDITOR’S PLANT Destroy Copies of Alleged Anti- Administration Paper Published by Nationalists. By the Associated Press. 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