Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1931, Page 21

GERMAK PROMISES EFFICIENT CABINET Chicago Mayor Says He Wil Name Men Outside of Party, if Necessary. By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, April 11.—Mayor Anton J. Cermak, Democrat, today was seeking a cabinet composed of men in whom, he said, the public has confidence, de- claring he would go outside of his party, 1f necessary, to get them. “I told the ward committeemen,” he sald, “that they must offer outstanding and efficient men for cabinet positions, and if they do not I will go outside of | | the party to pick men in whom the public has confidence. I received the support of the independent voters and they must be satisfied with the appoint- ments I make.” At the same time the Mayor said he might appoint a Citizens' Commission to give him advice concerning the Police Department, adding that he in- tended to show the police that promo- tions would be made for efficiency and “not through politics.” Having dicmissed nearly 3,000 tem- porary city employes appointed during the administration of Willlam Hale Thompson, Republican, Chicago’s new Mayor planned today or tonight for a vacation which, he said, he would spend “in solitude.” His destination was un- announced, but one report had it that | he would go to Biloxi, Miss, | The complete personnel of Mayor | Cermak’s cabinet will not be announced until his formal inauguration April 22. DR. HALSEY TO LECTURE ON ANNAPOLIS’ CULTURE Member of St. John's College Board to Address Columbian Library Association Today. Dr. Richard T. H. Halsey, resident member of the Board of Visitors and Kovernors, St. John's College, in ad- dressing the annual meeting today of the Columbian Library Association at the college at Annapolis, Md. Dr. Halsey will speak on “Annapolis, Its Culture and Its Architecture.” The lecture will be illustrated. Adelene J. Pratt, president of the assoc will preside at the morning session, at which Dr. Halsey and rep- resentatives of visting and member as- sociations will speak. Members of the association will be guests of St. John's College at luncheon in Randall Hall. In the afternoon Hammond Har- ‘wood House will be open from 3 to 4 o'clock, and a visit to the United States | Navil Academy and other places of interest will take the remainder of the afternoon. Dr. Adolf E. Zucker, professor of and comparative languages literature at the University of Mary-|q THE EVENING FHouse at 1516 Forty-fourth street, purchased recentlp by Nugent Dodds, Assistant Attorney General of the Un: builders. The home conains eight rooms, malid’s room. ited States, from Waverly Taylor, Inc., two baths, built-in garage and FORMER OFFICER-SENT TO GALLINGER BY JUDGE McDuffie Accused by Wife of Strik- ing Her and Threatening to Take Her Life. Former Policeman Paul Alexander McDuffle, 37 years old, arrested last night for threatening to kill his wife in their E street northeast home yeste: day, was committed to Gallinger Hos- pital for mental and physical treatment by order of Police Judge Ralph Given. Mrs. Norma McDuffie called the ninth precinct last night and told police that her husband had struck her and was threatening her with a shotgun. Policeman B. L. Guest was met at the door of the McDu Duffie, who leveled a shotgun at his hore by Mc- | t | clared bankrupt. | and ran out the rear door into the arms |of Policeman J. J. Cullinane. Mrs. McDuffle said her husband was drunk, and had insisted on leaving her and taking their children to North Carolina. FILES BANKRUPTCY PLEA Owner of Levy’s Busy Corner Bub- "mits Petition. Sarah Levy, proprietor of Levy's Busy Corner, 922-24 Four-and-a-half street southwest, today filed a petition in vol- untary bankruptcy in the District Su- | preme Court. She lists her liabilities at |$20,990.61 and estimates her assets at $11,653.62. She is represented by At- | torneys Tobriner & Graham. Darius A, Yowell, & carpenter, 2214 | Thirtieth straet, also wants to be de- He schedules his lia- | bilities at $3.299.47 and says he has as- sets of $1,274. Attorney George P. STAR, WASHINGTON, \QUAKE REFUGEES 70 LAND MONDAY Naval Transport Chaumont Bringing 30 Women and 43 Children to U. S. By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., April 11.—The nnval‘ transport Chaumont will arrive in Hampton roads at 9 am. Monday, | bringing 30 women and 43 children from earthquake-stricken Managua. In addition to these there is a passen- of them stationed on the U. §. 5. Mis- sissippi. Among those aboard the Chaumont from Managua are Maj. J. D. Murray, U. 8. M. C., whose wife was killed when | the earthquake shook down the market wall on_her parked automobi] and Maj. R. F. Denig, U. S. M. whose leg was broken as the tremor twisted him on it. | Mrs. Murray's body also s aboard the Chaumont. The passenger list, received by radio from the Chaumont yesterdey, includ the wives and children of Marine of cers in the stricken city. Most of them, it is stated, are with- out any material baggage, all of which, even if, saved from the ruins of their | homes. had to be left behind when they | were flown by plane from Managua to Corinto, where they boarded the Chau- mont. ‘The Norfolk Chapter of the Amer] FOR ms, 2 baths, 4 porches: am.i PHONE ALEXAND! [l 1 103 ROSEMONT AVENUE ROSEMONT, ALEXANDRIA 9 roo Jacent to good school and Masonic Temple 1311 Shepherd Street Northeast An Ideal Semi-Detached Home D. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, be prepared to mssist|1 last. 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