Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1930, Page 24

RAL ENGINEERS NEET FOR PARLEY Jmportant Labor. Problems Up for Discussion Before Brotherhood in Cleveland: B the Associated Press. €LEVELAND, June 2.—The Brother- hood of Locomotive Engineers, cmm-} ing a membership of 90 per cent of | the locomotive engincers in the United | ftates and Canada, opened its sixth | triennial convention nere today faclns" & number of impertant quesiions of | policy. Four bundred delogates, representing 80,000 members of the brotherhood, ar- rived today. Merger with the Brotherhood of Fire- | men and Enginemen, the six-hour day and the problem of finding employment for the increasing number of men being | displaced by consolidations and effi- clency improvements are amoug the | “matters to be determined. Tle sessions will last three weeks. Officials are expected to urge the | adoption of a campaiga for a six-hour working day to at least partially alle- viate the unemployment condition re- sulting from inventiors and mergers. Only two elections are to be held, G. W. Laughlin, Florence, 8. C., and A. O. Smith, Chicago, assistant grand chiefs, will be up for re-election. Field’s Old Home In Denver Made Branch Library By thé Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., June 2.—The old home of Eugene Field, author and poet, is to be moved to one of Denver's city parks this Sum- mer for use as & new branch of the public library. A move by Joseph G. Brown, close friend of Field's, to have the home made a permanent public memorial falled, but Mrs. J. J, Brown, Denver society matron, purchased the - residence at Brown's instance and offered it to the city. ‘The new branch probably will be known as the Eugene Field Memorial Library, and one corner will be reserved for a collection of articles used by Field when he lived in Denver. iy HINDENBURG CHEERED German President Given Ovation at Hoppegarten Horse Race. HOPPEGARTEN, Germany, June 2 (#)—The almost traditional “Hinden- burg” horse Tace, at 1,600 meters, was attended as usual yesterday by many's patriarchal President, who mo- tored to the track from Berlin. Thou- sands saw the race and gave the Presi- dent an ovation. After the race bearing his name had been run, Hindenburg had the jockeys introduced to him and presented to the victor, Otto Schmidt, a large bronze rellef ‘portrait of himself. Other riders in the race received simiiar ones, some- THE EVENING ASKS SPECIAL JURY T0 PROBE DISASTER Measures to Prevent Sinking| supervises the loading of small fishing Similar to Ameco Tragedy By the Associated Press. SANTA MONICA, Calif,, June 2.—A special session of the grand jury to in- vestigate and, if possible, place respon- sibility for the sinking Memorfal day of the fishing launch Ameco was Sug- gested today by Capt. Willlam Bright | of the sheriff's office. Sixteen lives, officials believe, -were which apparently Tesulted when the craft was rolled over by a huge wave after.most of her sixty-odd passengers had sought shelter on the same side from the stinging spray of a sudden squall. Bright said the grand jury, if called by the district attorney, also would be asked to suggest measures ‘making impossible recurrence of such a catas- trophe. - He' pointed out that investiga- tion has indicated the Ameco was over- loaded, and that no agency at present craft. - Efforts yesterday to locate with grap- pling ‘hooks the hulk of the sunken launch were fruitless. Authorities be- lieve that one or two bodies may be found in her superstructure, as several survivors have sald that passengers were in the cabin just before the boat turned turtle. | "Although only three bodies have been | recovered and identified, Capt. Bright |sald it had been established that 13 other persons now missing from their | homes were aboard the Ameco. R AT el R Nearly half the estimated whale ofl production of Norway for 1931 is al- ady contracted for. STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1930. U.S. VETERANS WIN GERMAN PRAISE RETURNING IDENTIFICATION TAGS Tens of Thousands of Teutons Still Lack Word of Fate of Relatives, Last Heard of at Front. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, June 2.—Return of German soldiers’ identification tags by a num- ber of American World War veterans has awakened warm appreciation in Germany; due to the fact that tens of thousands of Germans are still without word of their relatives’ fate in the war. Arrival of & number of the tags has roused hope that the movement may become general. The tags, collected as souvenirs, possioly will end the suspense of many familles. Germans have been especially gratified by the arrival of such identification marks during the pilgrimage of American Gold Star Mothers to their sons’ graves in France, for the pilgrimage has awakened many poignant memories. Of Germany's 2,000,000 war dead only 200,000 were buried in German soil. ‘The others lie in scattered graves in 38 countries. A s Parent-Teachers to Meet. CLINTON, Md., June 2 (Special).— To elect officers & special meeting of | the Parent-Teacher Association will be held in the high school here Thursday | evening at 8 o'clock Germany has a new farm relief pro- gram. 4 1331 Fourteenth St. DEcatur 3410 | ‘The grand international auxiliary of w the brotherhocd, compcsed of wives and | what smaller. ; widows of the engineers, also opened . its triennial convention today. Mrs. — ‘ Mary E._Cassell, Cleveland, president ; . of the auxiliary, said it had been broad- ened from its original purely social o= b, B ensl oo ll - FUR: COATS o pension funds for its aged members and Cleaned - (B K to provide education of children of Glazed - S engineers’ widows under 16 years cf age. aze s . and FORESEE CHANGES Sy i This special price includes thorough » b IN BRITISH CABINET || et semoacicd™isia’ - "ot - . : Special Prices in Remodeling f < 3 2 3 e % L % e 3 5 22 THiE - | Expert Workmansh: SPRCEOE : b ; Work called for and delivered. > i A Newspapers Believe Macdonald | NEW ENGLAND FURRIERS Will Announce Reorganization Benjamin Sherman. Prop. SN 618 12th Street FrankH on King's Birthday, Tomorrow. ! SRS By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 2—Several British LEA & newspapers said today that an an- | nouncement of important changes in | the cabinet of Prime Minister Ramsay | Macdonald' might be announced with | pulication of honors to stowed on | the occasion of King George’s birthday, | e it o SPaan SAUCE ‘Some reports were at e anges | would be_extensive and would amount | can save you a lot of ' to reshuffiing of the cabinet. It was | rnsmlly expected that posts would be | money. It makes fine ound for at least two or three back benchers. 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