Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1930, Page 7

[ ¢ o i ¢ 2 " POLCE COURTESY Trade Board Commends |ton. relieving Capt. Jesse B. Gay, who | ¢ goes to the first naval district, Boston. Officials for Initiative. The courtesy campaign of - the Met- ropolitan Police Department, launched Jointly by Maj. Gen. Herbert B. Crosby, District Commissioner, and Maj. Henry G. Pratt, chief of police, was unani- mously indorsed by the Public Order Committee of the Washington Board of Trade at a luncheon meeting in the Raleigh Hotel yesterday. i In “the presence of Dr. Luther C. Reichelderfer, chairman of the Board of | . District Commissioners; Commissioner ! Crosby and United States District At- ! torney Leo A. Rover, the committee | adopted a resolution offered by Claude Owens, a member, commending Gen. | Crosby and Maj. Pratt on their courtesy | drive. The resolution also pointed out that this attitude would have a favor- able effect on increasing tourist traffic to the city. Co-operation Asked. ‘The resolution also called upon the | eltizenry of Washington to co-operate in ring the campaign, describing it as #in attitude that will gain country- wide ¥enown for the District If it Is adopted, not only to the members of the police force hut also the public at ‘Talks were made by Gen. Crosby, Mr. Rover, Dr. Relichelderfer and George Plitt, president of the Board of Trade, on the subject of courtesy. ! A réport of a special committes of the Publi¢ Order Committee, headed by John Fentoh, urging indorsement and passage of the Sheppard bill, designed to impose belvy‘})ennmes for forgeries of prescrip- tions for narcotics, was unanimously adopted. Mr. Fenton presented a lofl%fiwfl, dealing with ‘the fllicit dope ic problem at large, and stress- ing that forged prescriptions represented one of th‘zle most effective mediums of n. Dope Smuggling Serious. umwh;ldfl;;e‘;, w‘:en asked for an lon of opinion in his capacity as & doctor of medicine concerning the re- port, said he believed it was a worth- while suggestion, but expressed the opin- 1 fon that the narcotic smuggling problem was_ probably a more dangerous aspect of the trafficking question. He sald he believed dope smuggling to be a far more seriouis problem to cope with than that of liquor smuggling. Odell 8. Smith, chairman of the com- Mittee, presided at the meeting, JOSEPH A. KEMP DIES; PROMINENT IN TEXAS i i #Father of Irrigation” in State Also Headed Railway Con- struction Projects. t‘m ‘Assocluted Press. - AUSTIN, Tex., November 18.—J h & Kemp, 69, of Wichita Falls, m'n @8 “the father of Texas irrig: " ere Sunday Alehs wher s hiers a, &% y n after an illness F K‘ headed the flh‘h Falls to Henrietta, Tex. and Forthwestern. and’ Soathens Fatrons uthern Raflroad. 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