Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1931, Page 11

RAIL SUPPLY HEAD SLAINBY ENPLOYE Office Manager Kills Self| After Crime Which Puz- zles Friends. By tha Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 6.—The slay- | ing of the vice president of a railway | supply company by his office manager, | who then committed suicide, set pnucU hunting for a motive today, Dismissing a stenographer on a pre- | text, Andrew Yenahan shot and killed \ William H. Sauvage, vice president of | the Royal Railway Supply Co. yes- | terday, and then turned the gun on himself, dying in an ambulance on the way to a hospital, Finds Vietim, ’ Returning after a few minutes, Miss 53 “Flunk” in Test | Reimenschneider? Given Professors By College Paper @ Columbia Balked at Quiz, Spectator Revea]s. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, February 6—The Co-| lumbia University newspaper Spectator | Wednesday published results of a test | given 53 faculty members, all of whom' “flunked.” i The highest as attained, the | | paper revealed, | mm{ who teaches Russian literature. He rated 55 Dr. Harris department ‘ond_ with 543 and Prof. Amnld Whl dge drew. third Chaplain R. C. Knox ‘Who wert Piccolomini?’ Tillman the Piccolor Tillman Autem Quid Antea Q Pue- sl e S ) AR RO ram?” “Categorical Imperative?” Spectator remarked: thetr country, Mary Farrell found Sauvage dead be: hind a desk in his office on the six: teenth floor of 90 West street. Lena- han was on the floor by the door. A pistol with three chambers discharged lay nearby. | A note found in Lenahan's pockets was addressed to his wife and read as follows “The end has come. I am sick, hearbroken ‘and have been fooled into this terrible end by the big shot. The picture has nothing for me now.” Had Lost in Market. Neither business associates nor rel- atives could explain Lenahan’s act though police sald they learned he had lost heavily in the market recently. Both Mrs. Sauyage and Mrs. Lenahan said their husbands had been close friends. Norman J. Sauvage, a son by a previous marriage, was notified in Dayton, Ohio, where he is employed | by the National Surety Co. | Sauvage was 58, lived in New York, | and had been with the company since | it started four y criginally from Peni had been associated Modern I\L\t As A Precaution —it's wise to have Upholstered Furniture made sterile, once in a while. We Fumigate Upholstered Furniture —by the most proved keep it in storage or return it to you, whichever i desired. DEAD STORAGE FOR AUTOS Phone National 690 Merchants Transfer & Storage Co. MOVING—PACKING—SHIPPING 920-922 E Street N.W. S neck, N. J. survived by a daughter, Catherine TASTYEAST < today 3 < just TASTE this de- ficious chocolare (udr(e Fat 2 or 3 bars every day. There's no more delightful way to receive all the recognized bene- fits of yeast. 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