Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1931, Page 6

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King, president of the | ccunell, announced toda: H Space at 6710 Wisconsin avenue was | offered and has been accepted because | of its advantageous situation. | Whi'e plans for launching the market | are said to be well advanced, it is not thought probable, Mrs. Frank B. Swart, chairman of the Finsnce and Business Management Committee, stated today, that the market will be ready for bus | ness before June 1. ! Mrs, Swart plans to call her commit- | tee together within the nexi weeks to consider further financing of the project, selection of a manager and var- ious other matters incident to giving the undertaking & business-like start Those behind the project feel assured of its success and the various commit- tees are co-operating to that end | "1t is planned to have non-perishable goods on sale at the market every da: but perishables will be handled on only one day & week. An attempt will be | made to secure orders for goods before | thev are brought to the market. Mrs, King said that Mrs. John C. | Newell of Bethesda has been selected { to manage the market, but Mrs. Newell asserted this morning that she had not decided as yet to take over the work. The market is to be available as a sales place -to farm women from all sections of the county who have com- modities which they think are desired by the people of the suburban sections. The market is expected to open & new | door to the farm woman for disposal of | her products and also will make avail- able to the urban sections of the lower | county farm produce while it is still | fresh and in the best condition, THE EVENING Motorist With One Light Turns Table On Police Officer By a Staff Correspondent of The Star, ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 2—A local motorist had the laugh on Pa- trolman George Embrey of the local police Jast night. Noticing an automobile with but one headiight burning, Officer Embrey drew alongside in the police car which he was driving and called the motorist's attention to the traffic law violation. The patrolman was much sur- prised, however, when the motorist turned and replied, “Ycu've only got one light yourself.” A the officer’s proposal both he and t#: motorist went to & nearby garage and each purchased & head- light bulb. Now Patrolman Embrey has & bill against the city for 25 cents, which he is seeking to collect. HELD IN ROAD HOUSE PROPRIETOR’S DEATH Edward H. Stewart Arrested Here for Prince Georges Authorities, Others Sought. By & Staft Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., March 2 —Arrested by Washington police at the | request of Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Garrison of Prince Georges County, Ed- ward H. Stewart. 39, 900 block of New York avenue, Washington, was being held in the county jail toaay while po- lice continued their investigation of the circumstances surrounding the death of Hilleary Jackson, colored road house proprietor, of Woodyard, Md. Jackson, police say, was beaten severe- ly on the head with a shotgun during an argument with three white men at his road house Saturday. He was rushed to Casualty Hospital by County Police- man Frank Prince and died a few hours later According to Garrison, Stewart admits taking part in the fight, but claims self-defense, saying he grabbed the gun away from Jackson as the latter was DEFECTIVE LIGHTS CAUSE OF ARRESTS Are Fined in Falls Church During Drive. Four Snecial Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va, March 2—Fairfax County traffic police and Town Sergt. Walter Mitchell of Falls Church Satur- day night made a drive to correct defective lights on automobiles passing through that town. Eight motorists were arrested for driving with one light and fined $2.50 and costs of $4 by the Justice of the peace. Several minor accidents were re- ported over the week end. The third collislon in three weeks took place on the one-way bridge between Colvin Run and Difficult Run between cars driven STAR, WASHINGTON. D. | by R. W. Malone and J. T. Jenkins, both of Washington. Jenkins' car was badly damaged. The accident was in- vestigated by Traffic Officer A. W. Mills. Saturday night a car driven by Hugh G. Sauls of Fairfax collided with a wagon of Robert Taylor of Merrifield on the Lee Highway near Shockey's Bridge. ‘Town Sergt. Walter Mitchell reported that Taylor was driving a wagon with no tail light. Taylor was slightly injured and his wagon demol- ished.” No charge was placed against either man. Unidentified persons crashed into a telephone pole on the Columbia pike Saturday night, breaking it off. ~No report of the accldent was turned in to police. 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