Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1931, Page 6

CONTROLLER URGES: BRANCH BANKING Small Institutions Need As- | were entitied. He explained l.hlsk;iunldl sistance, Annual Report of Pole Declares. s By the Associated Pres ‘Amendment to the national banking | laws to permit branch banking withir trade areas was recommended by John W. Pole, controller of the currncy, as a means of preventing failure of small| country banks. In his annual report made puklic last night Pole said the situation of the small banks had become serious with 742 h| _VALENCIA, Spain, January 2 (P.— should be maintained at not less Chln, Pnle ‘also recommended having au- uwruy invested In 4 t.bé mmmner Jo disapprove any consol sulted in undue eoneenknmnn nf bnnk- ing capital within the 4rade area. He -sald his plan of permitting na- establish _branches | would bring o the well managed | tional banks within trade aref country districts financial institutions to which they be accomplished *throngh consolidatio: with or purchase by the Clty banks. ONE KILLED BY STORM Wind Sweeps From Sea Over Va- lemcia, in Spain. One person was killed and three were injured in & windstorm which swept over Valencia from the sea-yesterday. | In the nearby town of Afboraya the | wind blew down a wall behind which | thres men were seeking refuge, killing Joaquin Marl and injurlng’ the other THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DETECTIVE KILLED: WOMAN DETAINED Shots Were Fired a§ Pair Sat in Parked Auto, She " Tells Police. By the Assoclated P ‘TAMPA, Fla., Jxlnulry 2—A volley of pistol shots killed John E. Jones, 52-year-old city detective, last night as| he sat in a parked motor car in the out- Iskirts of the city with. Mrs. Hattle L. Steward. widow of the former president of the Steward-Mellon Tile Co. of Tampa. Fla. Mrs. Steward sald her companion was slain by a man who talked like & . The assailant, she related, ap- proached the car, sall “Now I've got you where I want you,” and began firing through the door of the closed automo- bile, next to which Jones was sitting. She was detained by Sheriff R. T. Joughlin for further questioning. The sheriff said e door glass broke on the running h(\lrfl * the motor car and expressed the oplnlon that if the shots had been fired from the outside the glass would have broken inside the automobile. Mrs. Steward sald she didn’t understand that circumstance. Jones and Mrs. Steward had been sit- ting in the car about 20 minutes be- fore the assailant appeared, she said. At least four shots took rflrcl in Jones and Mrs. Steward sald |hlle must have been half & dozen fired.” She sald she called for help and fired the officer’s gun in the air without suc- [ IFETIME B FRIDAY, cess and then walked 4 miles to & tele- phone and summoned police. Officers found five curtrldl‘el of 32 caliber, presumably fired from an auto- matic pistol. Jones' pistol was of 38 caliber, Jones came here from Birmingham, Ala., where he had been a detective for 10 years. NEWSPAPER MAN KILLED H. C. Hamilton of Atlanta Geor- gian Staft Hit by Auto. ATLANTA, January 2 (#).—H. C. Hamilton, 39, member of the editorial staff of the Atlanta Georglan and for- mer sports editor of the Constitution, was struck and killed by an automobile last night. M. A. Greenblatt told police Hamil- ton walked directly in front of his car. Hamilton was born near Joplin, Mo. €. JANUARY 2, 1931, VALUES—January an 8, 3rd Pure Bulk Lard Pur Lard in Ca Ao SPAGHETTI NOODLES Pink Alaska Salmon Chum Salmon t 10c | Crisco Sanico Flour Gold Medal or Pillsbury’s Best Flour L Tn 1a Feria one person was injured wh failures of institutions with $300,600,000 s bl . i el L RNITURE deposits in the first 10 months of 1930. | p ooy There were 522 fallures in the same period of 192) with deposits of $200,- Pie Crust | 000,000, A good favored, Peerless Macaroni Good Decoration Demands a Note of Height In 10 years, the controller said, 5. banks had failed with total deposils of $2,000,000,000. flaky crusted pie makes any meal 8 fcast.~ Make your Losses Are Analyzed. crust in four minutes with ould not b hat those FLAKO, put in a filling and there’s your pie insured for such perfection that it will be eaten | to the last flake. Add Water to Flako— Your Pie Crust 1s Made. Order FLAKO PIE CRUST from your grocer. 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