Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1930, Page 6

Vg R : " HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, THURSDAY, MAY 23 1930 International Gem Plot Folled (Part 1). ' | NEIQHBOHHOODHOUS! lAw GflMMISSIUN ; TO QGET KENNY @IFT R Teee - g PE e S - . Dilem il : ' e 1 : ] Died May 17. Supplemental Recommenda- tions to Be Made to Congress to Aid Enforcement. eighborhood Mouse, 470 N named qig I ih i : 1 13 ¥ ¢ 52 1 e’ The National Law Enforcement Com- mission will meet tomorrow to draft a supplemental report on its recommenda- tions to Congress to strengthen law en- forcement and to relieve Federal court ‘eongesuion. e stpplemental report, m;\m‘nd1 by the House judiciary m}gg ‘,_"‘,’, Customs Service agents in foreign lands thelr © clue that a smuggling plot was being oarried out ~ He grew silent and sullen, The customs man in- By based on e been proposed to home officials advised of purchases cf jewels and gomehow by some one arriving on the vessel. ‘A Bel- sisted on answers, and when the satlor suddenly at- Garryout ‘the commission’s original gther dutiable articles which may reach CUf SOIS% gian sailor sauntering off the ship, quickedied his tempted escape the FUArd seised him. A deft “Irak- recommeadations submitted to Fresideht e O e Tme Port olleolor Waras siride when passing. The watchful guard had & ing" followed. Prom one came o torn photo- Mhover Januaty 10 ee Mondsy. B o e all ‘eves and ears. In New York, one “hunch!” Swinging into step with the seaman, the graph; from ancther, an -stemmed pipe and mittea w ¢ comm! £ dny s June 1920, after all passengers had left the guard asked a few pointed questions ~The sallor & pouch of tebacoo—cal Dry Members Coxfer. 8. S. Pennland, just in from Antwerp, a customs answered with some show of nervousness. His pace out there 'r':i‘rd :m.‘ In preparation for the meeting, 2 guard loftered on the dock unwilling to give up & quickened. monds. n fore group of dry members of the cmnt:e' “"“n‘,"‘, e Co e e oy | #Astern and Gult Coast Btates and the | study of prohibition and that 1t nas| ADDRESSES FEATURE tured & meeting of the Mu-So-Lit Club 'E)Mmm Mitchell and Chairman Wicker- | Canal Zone. spent $7,931 so far s‘;zmm:: :?i?r S » Tuesday night at the club headquarters. Dul ham of the commission. The purpose The Teport Was Sulmee et o MU-SO-LIT MEETING| Addresses were made by Judge Kath- e Srrcunded with secrecy. - Repre- Espenditares Reported. ator Glass, Democrat, Virginia, iniro ryn Sellers of the Juventle Court, Dr. :unv- onristopherson, fiépubuun, Chairman Wickersham revesled the fl;e':d -zresolu'-bn calling for such & Dty ot Bt rin South Dakota, chairman ot the sub’| expendinird by the law Enforcement e Child Welfare and Community Set- | ROty Boulding of the | m"‘" i~ osmmities hending Commission of $125,205 from its $250,000 . ham of the Community Center. The. messures; Michenier, of Michigan, 0d | ¢;"in o letter o Senstor Jones of| _ Handtomest Senior Named. tlement Work Discussed bY | goneral subject was “The Proper Use of the group. ' g Washington read yesterday to the Sen-| PRINCETON, N. J, May 22 (F).—= Three Speakers. Taares e The committee also approved the| gy, The handsomest Princeton senior is - M. Gran , Yho presided, chm lan to vi& additional | *%; A serles of addresses, delivered by| nounced that tentative lrrnamnu “,,m O Fowded dlstrict courts The communication dealt with the|David A, Lowry of Cleveland. The |inree authorities on locai child welfare| for the next mofi\n{mlgglw dresses ! The no:chmmn plan ' called for 17| periods up to Med@l. A second $250,000 class so voted. and community settlement work, fea-' by Henry Lincoln Jol n, jr.; Senator additional Federal judges and one ad-| for the commissio has been proposed. - ditional judge for the Fifth Circuit| Wickersham disclosed that the budget of Appeals, which includes South- | of the commission allotted $50,000 to & z ok H is 5 i | ! e B : - i T i _§§E§E sl gk «f g8 1 SN “Coming events cast thetr - shadows before” Silky Oriental Rug Lagury at American Rug Prices grwe Oraptal for oaly $150 in the 9212 %wm Qulistan de Luse Rug § Seventh St Bet. 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