Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1930. OUR MOST HUMBLE GRATITUDE ano THANKS— D. C, THURSDAY, OCTuBER 30, Trapper of Skunks Wins (f)sls‘ Reba.l © New, Authentic, Practical For Consideration g “OUR DAILY FOOD” A daily program through which A&P broad- PARDON REMOVES By the Associated LEXINGTON October 30.— SMIREH ON NANE Young Venezuelan to Claim Share in $2,000,000 and . Return to U. S. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, October 30.—A par- don which clears the way for & young Bouth American to return to Ven-z %0 collect his shar> of an estate esti- mated at $2,000,000 was granted yes- | terday by Gov. Louis L. Emmerson. | The recipient, Louis Vargas, reared | on his father'’s ranch near Maracaibo, Venezuela, educated in Switzorland, had been In this country only a short time when he was arrested in connection with & hold-up and sentenced to from 1 to 10 years in the p-nitentiary. After serving 3 years and 11 months at Jolt he was paroled, went into th» restau- rant business in Chicago and was married. Last month he received word that his father, a rancher and ofl man, had di-d in Venezuela. An immigration law for- bids ex-convicts from returning to the | United States, so Vargas, through at-| torneys, appealed to_the Parole Board | and the Governor. His counsel repre- | sented that Vargas was innocent of the | crime for which he was convicted, de- | claring he had understood little English | at the time and had been unabl: to| understand questions asked him during his trial. ence after he has c d the estate. | TELEGRAMS COMMEND TREATY AIR PROGRAM Messages Received From Prime Minister MacDonald and Japan- ese Premier Express Gratification. By the Associated Press. Secretary Stimson Tuesday received congratulatory messages from Prime Minister MacDonald and Premier Hamaguchi of Japan on the radio broadcast incident to the depositing of ratifications of the Naval Treaty at| __ London Monday. They were in reply to similar mes- sages from the Secretary. “Please believe what gratification it affords me,” said the Japanese premier, “to have your friendly telegram ex- pressing your congratulations, as well as those of the President on the suc- cessful experiment in broadcasting, which must make us all realize the advantage of harnessing these new developments of scientific process in the service of humanity and interuational gfl will. My most cordial thanks to the sident and yourself for vour ap-| reciative and encouraging mes-age.’ Prime Minister MacDonald wired; “Thank you so much. The President was admirable, too. Everything went well. Best wishes.” CHURCH ORDERS TEST OF FUTURE MINISTERS Beventh-day Adventists Requirc Applicants for Ordination to Es- tablish Belief in Scriptures. By the Associated Press OMAHA, Nebr., October 30.—Appli-/ cants for ordination in the ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church hereafter must submit to a rigid ex- amination concerning their belief in the Scriptures. A ruling to this effect was reached Tuesday night by delegates ' attending the church’s Fall conference. The action, the delegates said. was taken to guard against any voung men being ordained if they have tiw slight- est doubt concerning the inspiration of the Bibie. Pinancial statements submitted re- vealed that the church income for the first eight months of this year. when added to the surplus, totaled $4,117.- | 661.22, from which $2,984.262.90 was | withdrawn for denominaticnal expen- | diture. | Rev. J. L. Shaw of Washington, treas- urer, was named head of a committee of 55 to consider the budget requests of various conferences. SUIT ON TUNNEY HEARD | Promoter Says Fighter Promised Him Money for Dempsey Bout. NEW YORK, October 30 (#).—Oppos- ing counsel in Timothy Mara’s h million-dollar breach of contract against Gene Tunney, retired hea ‘weight champion, began examining jur- ors in Supreme Court yesterday. . Mara, & sports promoter, says Tunney :geed to compensate him if he brought ut & match with Jack Dempsey, and that he never was paid.- Tunney's de- fense is that no such contract existed. | tomobile, which had been parked at the Magistrate Ed Lawrence is a man who will repay a favor. Five years ago he tried a de- fendant for calching skunks out of season and made an wnpleas- ant mistake by permitting the evidenc: to be brought into court Judicial ~procedure was sadly disruptod. Tuesday Suire Lawrence had a smilar case before him. The defendant, William Gilkerson, was conciderate_enouza to l'ave his three skunks ouside b fore ap- pearing for tr The squire a $5 and costs, present of the costs for bring so solicitous of magisterial dignity. BANDITS KILL BANKER ABOUT TO ENTER CAR| One cf T "lers S‘abs Victim and Othier Fires Pistol, but Misses Mark. ssed the trapper en made him a By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 30.—Courtney B. Merrill, 54, vice presid nt of the Union State Bank of South Chicago, was stabbed fatally Tuesday night by two men who attempted to Tob him. One of the robbers used a knife, while other fired pistol. None of the s flcet. but they led to the rill had been shot. ital probed in vain “The att. m the two mey just &s he w d hold-up occurred when ped Merrill in a garage out to step in his au- rear of the bank. The pair fled on foot without getting any money. Police got & brief story from the banker before he died, and concluded that he was slain either because he was too slow in putting up his hands or because the hold-up men mistook an automobile key he held in his hand for a pistol. Latest estimates indicate that there are 8,000,000 “eoplc in the Union of South Africa, of whom 6,000,000 are natives, colored _part natives and Asiatics, only 1,700,000 being white Europeans, . Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- jority have the paper delivered regularly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 13 cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advan- tage of this regular service at this low cost, telephone National 5000 now and service will start tomoriow. ? P isld out of the ocean TRE KING OF FOOD FISH AT 175 BEST/ n"" BAKED SALMON end SWEET POTATOES top with melted bu ean Canned e in large_pieces. Heat 5 or 6 minutes and serve. 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By POPULAR REQUEST A&P has decided to continue the celebration of their 7Ist birthday until the end of this week. Other values have been are extended to our many thousands of friends and customers for their bounteous patronage during the Celebration Sales arranged equivalent to those of last week—and in particular indicated by the insignia of Pure Lard Bulk Only 2. 25¢ IN_ OUR MEAT Fresh Killed Frying or Roasting CHICKENS w J31¢ Fresh and Smoked Meats Loffler’s Skinless Franks. . Adams Sausage Meat. .2 s Pork Pudding . Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon. '} pkg. Fresh Ground Beef. . . . Tender Beef Liver Lean Fresh SHOULDERS w. 17¢ National Biscuit Co. 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