Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1930, Page 54

~ BUCK IS DISWISSED * AS DRY ENFORCER Agent Previously Aided by . Curtis in Keeping Post, . Maj. Campbell Charged. By the Associated Press. 1 PITTBURG, Kans, October 4.— William M. Joerling, special Federal prohibition investigator, yesterday an- nounced the discharge of Willis A. Buck, | an enforcement agent, storm center of & recent controversy between Vice President Curtis and Maj. Maurice ‘Campbell, former New York prohibition director. Buck was dismissed September 30, Mr. Joerling said. | Joerling said the charge against the agent included being absent from . his station without leave, alleged collusion | with law violators and an alleged as-| sault without justification on a private eitizen in Oklahoma. In copyrighted articles appearing in | New York newspapers recently, Maj. Maurice Campbell, former prohibition director for New York, charged . that Vice President Curtis used his political influence to retain Buck in the prohibi- tion service after Buck had been charged with manipulating his expense account. Explaining h‘{alction in the case, the Vice President later said he had inter- ceded for Buck only after he learned that' members of the Kansas congres- sional delegation favored his retention on the ground he had not been given a fair hearing. MRS. ROY LEE ORNDORFF, Formerly Miss Dorothy C. Pullen, the. wedding taking place September 22. en route to Aberdeen with a cargo of 750 tons of Russian oats. The ‘appeal said that owing to the large quantities of home-grown grain available for distribution, imported oats would have a disastrous effect on the community. Buck last night denied the charges, | ———————— attribuied them to misrepresentation | and said he would demand a hearing. U. S. ARTISTS. FEATURE BERLIN MUSICAL SEASON Spalding, Mrs. Nash, Giannini and Ricei Scheduled to Ap- pear in Concerts. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, October 4.—The Berlin musical season has set in with a brisk- | ness which the present political con- | fusion seems to be unable to depress. | It has become traditional now that| Americans shall open the ball, but| throughout the season there is a plen- tiful sprinkling of transatlantic lrfls'.s ‘ on future billboards. Albert Spalding,famous American wio- | linist, will perform at the only concert | which Dr. Darl Muck, formerly of the | Boston_Symphony Orchestra, will give in Berlin with the Hamburg Philhar- monic. Frances Nash, wife of Maj. Edwin ‘Watson, Amerm mlm‘ry attache at Brussels, to appear with the Phuhu-monlc Orchcs'-rl December | 3, as soloist. Dusolina_Giannini of Philadelphia, Rugglero Ricci, the Californian boy prodigy, will appear later. Ernst Bloch’s rhapsody “Amerika” will be heard for the first time in Ber- lin at the Philharmonic Hall. REFUSE RUSSIAN OATS Bcotland Association Says Home- Grown.Grain Is Sufficient. ABERDEEN, Scotland, October 4 gfl—'l'he Aberdeen and District Coml erchants’ Association has decided not to handle any cargoes of Russian oats coming to this port. Earlier in the day a committee of the Aberdeen, Banfl and Kincardine area executive of the National Farmers’ Un!on of Scotland decided to issue an grain merchants, millers | um others not to deal with xmponed‘ , oereals at the present time. This ac- tion followed a report that a vessel was ' We Are Pleased To Announce That Miss Sitterly is back in our Beauty Shop After a brief absence; and that she will be glad to meet her friends and patrons here once more. Miss Sitterly is an expert in all branches of beauty culture, especially in finger waving. Phone Mise Harper, NAtional 5220, For Appointment Goldenbers’s—Third Floor. 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