Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1931, Page 38

c—6 THE EVEN STAR, WASHINGT [§) MAY 1931 FRIDAY. 8, ok ek ke kok ok dkokok A Good Reason —Why! . Entomology qeedn’t be for col- lege professors only WE are all interested * in the little creatures from field and forest— what they do—how they live —s0 there is no reason in the world why we shouldn't en- joy that interest minus all the “so technical” intricacies of a professor’s vocabulary. Natures Children by Lillian Cox Athey \ —daily In Our Magozine &/\ Section Beginning MAY 11th —was written with a most human note—in a style that will appeal to every one. Boy and Girl Scout Camper — H iker and All Lovers of the Outdoors RUM RING EXPOSE Million Dollar Plane-Boat-| - Rail-Motor Syndicate Smashed in South. By the Associated Press. sissippl stood at two today, while Fed- eral officers In this State, Louisiana snd Michigan were rounding up three or four score persons indicled here as the aftermath of & million-dollar airplane- boat-rall-motor liquor-smuggling syn- dicate recently uncovered in New OF- leans. Wales Land. 27, was shol to death by three Federai ralders on his farm, in Northeast Mississippl, yesterday for allegedly resisting mrrest. Last week Federal Dry Agent H, L. Verelt was slalp from ambush In the southern part of the State The officers said Land was killed in & fleld. They carried his body fo his home and leit it, made & briel report to the sheriff and went on to Aberdeen, currying with them small group of persons they usd arrested, Score Under Arrest, A score of wen are slready under arrest in connection with the big syn- dicate through which Canadian dis- tilleries are alleged to have cleared large quantities of lquor through the Gulf of Mexico to inland points. Others be- Ing sought, it was indicated, may run the total to & hundred. g “Among those indicted for conspiracy W. Kukla of Muskegon, Mich, and Jack Vinkelmulds alias Jack Miller, of Grand Raplds, Mich,, arrested last cupying &nd which contained liquor made a forced landing in Mississippi. The indictments were returned here se- cretly Wednesday. Peder: gents today were seekng two other persons in Michig on_fugitive warrants and at least three in New Or- leans for the same venture, OHIO CADETS PLAN STRIKE ON DRILLING Weekly hve- at University Next Wednesday Set as Time for Demonstration. By the Assoeiated Pross. COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 8.—The weekly parade drill and review next Wednesday will be the signal for a strike of several hundred Ohio State University students against military training. The “zero hour” was set at a mass meeting on the campus yesterday amid cheers and jeers and & few scuffles. After the student corps paraded be- fore President Emeritus W. O. Thomp- son leaders of the proposed “mutiny” gathered their followers and demanded that military training be optional in- stead of compulsory. The movement, however, did not gain full sympathy. A gromp of uniformed students stood by to jeer, and there ‘were acuffies when candidates for “Bucket and Dipper,” campus honorary organization, shouldered through the crowd to distract attention from the speakers. School officials made no statement. WAR BOOKS LISTED Compliation Designed to Help Rtu- | dents of History. Publication by the Public Library of nnotated book list, “The World (1914-1918) and its Aftermath.” was announced today by Dr. George F. Bowerman, librarian. The list compiled by Iva A. Bwift, readers’ viser i history. “It is hoped,” Dr. Bowerman said. “that this selection from the mass of war literature will prove useful both to the new generation who earnestly want to know ‘what it was all about’ and to the older lay group who desire an un- biased judgment of the eonfliet which only the years can give.” Coples may be obtained free of charge at the central bullding or any branch | library. Coples will be mailed to those inclosing 2 cents in stamps with their Tequest. TRAIN COOLED BY AIR B. & 0. to Imapgurate Summer Feature on the Columbian. An entirely air cooled and air puri- | fled train will be placed in service | on the Baltimore & Ohio Rallway about May 20, an innovation in rafl transportation. A hot-weather spe- cinlty, the train to be equipped with the cooling and purifying mechanism ! |is “the Columbian” runming between | New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, both East and West bound. | ‘The new apparatus will not only | regulate the temperature of the air, but also controls the humidity and| cleans the air of all particies of dust, | | cinders smoke. An automatic thermostat controls the temperature. \WINS DARTMOUTH HONOR IBuben Coltman, 3d, Awarded Se- nier Scholarship. Word was rcceived here of the selec- {ton of Robert Coltman, 3d, 20 years {old. of 3445 Mount Pleasant street, to Ireceive a senior, fellowship at Dart- mouth College. Annoincenient of the award to Colt- man and five others was made by Er- nest Martin Hopkins, Dartmouth presi- dent lowsiips the six upper ch given the priviege of stidy manner they chooce and will not be re- i quired to attend classes or take exami- nations. ‘Ineir iuition wiil ‘be paid ihrough the terms of the fellowships. Coltman, a graduate of Central High 8chool, is & 50n of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coltman, jr. i i In Engiand only 3.8 per cent of the | population have ‘telephones, the pro- | portion in America being four times as | great. in airplane bootleg operations are James | | November when & plane they were oc- | | CAPITAL MASONS PLAN QWOMAN ENDS LIFE TRIP TO ALEXANDRIA; BY INHALING GAS Master Degree to Be Conferred on | Four Candidates in New Wash- | Daughter Finds Mrs. Louise Rior-| ington Memorial. | don, 48, Unconscious—Had Been Barristers Lodge, No 48, F. A. A. M., | 111 Four Years. is planning & trip to Alexandria Satur- day afternoon and evening, when, | 4000 o0y depressed by W heaith, the presence of a distinguished group | Mrs. Marie Louise Riordon, 48 years old, | of Masonlc leaders the Master Mason's | of 1343 Kenyon street, went to her bed | degree will be conferred on four candi- rcom Wednesday and ended her life by dates of the lodge in the George Wash- | inhaling llluminating gas. Coroner J. | ington Masonic National Memorial. | Ramsay Nevitt signed a certificate of Headed by Howard T. Jones, wor- | suicide. shipful masler, the lodse members will| Miss Marie Riordon, & daughter, found 80 to the old Alexandria-Washingeon | her mother lying unconscious on the Lodge room to view the relics of George | second floor of their home when she Washinglon, the Masou, have dinner | returned from her work at the Burewu | at the George Mason Hotel, and. then of Internal Revenue. Gas was flowing | g0 In a body to the memorial, | trom two open jets nearby. Among . the special guests will be| Police and the Fire Rescue Squad| Col. C. Fred Cook, grand master of were called and firemen endeavored to | Masons fn the District of Columbla; |revive her, but their efforts were in vain. Jumes T. Glbbs, past grand mast he family physician, Dr. L. B. 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