Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 21

LQUOR DRAWERS BANNED BY FORD Employes Found Imbibing or With Odor on Breath Will Be Discharged. DETROIT, April 25—The Ford Mo- | | for Co. will discharge every employe | who i found drinking an alcoholic beverage or who reports for work with | the odor of liquor on his breath, Harry ‘W. Bennett, chief of the company’s pri- wvate police force, has announced. Mr. Bennett said that this policy was adopted in co-operation with Chief of Police Carl Brooks of the suburb of Dearborn, near ;}:llch the principal Ford plant is located. m‘ Ford chief explained that the rule applies to men found in police| raids on speakeasies in Dearborn and to men who are apprehended drinking at any other place. Brooks confirmed the | lan of co-operation and said that pa- | Frons in_ raided places will be exam. | ined and that those found to have Ford badges will be reported to Bennett. Exceptions to the rule will be made | only where the family of the offender s destitute, Bennett said. o DISMISSED AGENTS ERRONEOUSLY NAMED Two Customs Inspectors Dropped | After Narcotics Smuggling Investigation. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 25.—In a story reporting the dismissal of two customs inspectors the Associated Press Wednes- day erroneously identified them as Wil- liam B. Hayes of Weehawken, N. J., and Frank Murphy of Brooklyn. ‘The men discharged as a result of the {nvestigation growing out of attempts to smuggle narcotics into the country were Willlam D. Murphy of Brooklyn and Frank L. Hayes. Customs Inspector Frank Murphy, ‘Brooklyn, is in no way implicated in the investigation of the customs serv- The Associated Press is glad to make this correction. s R CAPONE IS PRINCIPAL IN FLORIDA HEARING| Court to Determine Whether Or- der Preventing Arrest Shall Be Made Permanent. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla, April 25.—Scarface Al Capone, listed Wednesday as head man of Chicago's gang world, will go into United States Court here today as one of the principals in a hearing on a Fed- eral order prohibiting his arrest in 20 Florida counties unless he is named in & warrant under a specific charge. ‘The hearing, before Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter, will be held to deter- mine whether the temporary order shall be made permanent. U. S. STUDENTS HONORED Group From Oklahoma Greeted by President of Mexico. 'MEXICO CITY, April 25 (#).—A group of journalism students of Oklahoma City University visiting Mexico had the honor of meeting President Ortiz Rubio this morning while touring through the gardens around Chapultepec Castle. ‘The meeting was informal and acci- dental. The President, seeing the young men through his window, asked who they were and when he learned their identity invited the students in, recelving them cordially and chatting with them for a few minutes. ] | To Lead Prom | Girls who will take prominent roies at the junior prom Saturday night at American University. Upper, Miss Eliz- abeth Towne of this city, graduate of Western High School and a freshman at the college, who is a niece of Dr. Elmer S. Newton, principal of Western | High School, and who will be with | Blake B. Espey, president of the junior | class. Below, Miss Alice V. Hetzel of Cumberland, Md., a senior, with Milton B. Crist, president of the senior class. BYRD AIDES SWAP COLD ZONE FOR HOT Lieuts. Smith and Degonahl to Remain a Month on Duty in Balboa. By the Associated Press. BALBOA, Canal Zone, April 25.—A month of service in the Tropic Zone following a year and a half in the coldest part of the world is the pros- pect ahead of Lieut. Dean Smith and Lieut. 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