Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1930, Page 24

PLANS UNIFICATION OF HIGHWAY LAWS Conference Called by Secre- tary Lamont Will Strive to Minimize Traffic Accidents. Plans !or the unification of State and municipal traffic laws and for the re- duction Df accidents by relieving “con on Street and Highway Safety, 'hlch hu been called by Secretary of Commerce Lamont, to meet here May 27. Governors of most of the States hlve imont that they 0! the remaining States will do likewise. addition, some 200 cities and towns wm be represented. Topic for Consideration. Particular attention will be given to uniform motor vehicle acts framed by the second national conference -nd since adopted in whole or part by hal of the suus and inumerable rlflu and Sponsors of the conference pu]m. out that the need for uniform State and municipal regulations g \ermug auto- mobile traffic is particularly urgent lhls year, and that these can best be fled through the State laws. Industrial Societies Interested. A number of industrial, commercial Electric 3 American Mutual Alliance, American o Rallway Association, Chamber of Com- merce of the United States, Motor and Bquipment, Assoclation, National Asso- turn. on of Owners, National Automobile Chlmber of Commerce, Na- lonal Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters and National Safety Council. iy TOWN’S POLICE FORCE IN DRY LAW HEARING Rock Springs, Wyo.,, Summons Peace Officers, Including Mayor, on Conspiracy Charges. By the Associated Press. SPRINGS, Wyo,, 19— ROCK May Except for one policeman, virtually all e officers other ommnls of Rock nngu I.nclu u-yur P. C. Bunning, et France an Ln Fed!n] s: Ilrt tl to vtohut)e t!.o ll pmhl Sonspiracy nation: bition la arrests were made yester- l'!tllrned Snturdly oy on indictments ot.her lndlc'.menu brought against citi- the town brought the total of pmo named to 52. Those arrested ‘were released on.$1,500 bond each. Other officials arrested iflfill::‘!‘d u- ;inmxmm, and George Harris, *'}:fi’n L. nym and A. H. Holmes, councilmen, also were taken into mll'ody WHITNEY HEIR T0 WED MISS MARY E. ALTEMUS | Engagement Announced by Mother of Philadelphia Horsewoman. Marriage Date Not Given. By the Associated Press. PHILAD! ELPHIA, Ml’ 19.—Formal announcement of the 1t Mrs. bson Altesus Easte man. The date of the wedding was not disclosed. denied many times bers of o) y by members of l'nl- Altemus made her social debut in o ‘The German film industry has started s tx’muxrllnn against loud or vulgar film es. ‘uni- { violation. .| tion and asked the former soldiers to it of > Whit. | Ru GSVACUM CLEANED AND STORED Unknown Race Reported Found In Crimean Section A number of sarcophagi con- taining human skeletons lnur than those of modern m uneu'that predlflnl the Graeco-Roman era. % |CAPONE MAY FACE | INCOME TAX CHARGE U. S. Agents Announce Finds of| Sources of Large Sums of Money. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 19.—The Herald and Examiner says the Federal Government has completed, for presentation to the grand jury, evidence by which it hopes to indict Al Capone for income tax law Conviction carries a maximum of 10 years' imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. Capone’s brother, Ralph, wns convicted recently on the same cl ‘The newspaper says Clpone hu pro- source of income 0, pone has never filed an income tax re- Now, the newspaper adds, the Gov- ernment is prepured to show that hr:e sums of money have been sent from Chicago and Clcero nl and \‘.hll these momys reached him. TARDIEU CALLS FORMER TROOPS TO PEACE FIGHT| 3,000 Delegates to Combatants’ Union Hear Industrialization Program Outlined for France. - By the Associated Press. LYONS, France, May 19.—France's World War veterans were given a new cau to action yesterday by Premier ‘ardieu, who told 3,000 delellm to the of Combatants, wit int strong nation of 100,000,000, attack, but ready for defense. 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