Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1931, Page 10

A—10 MORE BOYS' GLUBS HELD CRIME CURB Better Than Courts and:Po- lice, John Hays Hammond Tells Federation. Expansion of boys' welfare work ‘would prove & strong deterrent to crime, John Hays Hammond, noted engineer, declared last night at the final session of the Boys' Club Federation of America in the Mayflower Hotel. He said the tragedy of the crime problem is the extreme youth of most criminals. All the statistics bear out that statement, he added, citing figures showing that 44 per cent of the persons arrested in New York City last year ‘were less than 20 years old and 60 per cent of all hold-ups were traced to youths between 16 and 20. Mr. Hammond said boys’ clubs were the only agencies which could reach poverty-stricken, predelinquent and underprivileged boys. He contended the wholesome recreation provided by the clubs would do more good than “alf the courts and policemen.” Enthusiasm, creative urge, disciplined Imagination and passion for justice are the four best®things in a boy's life, former Senator George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania declared. “Common honesty and life are the things most needed in American youth today,” Mr. Pepper said. “Boys deserve, in like manner, as their birthright, the knowledge that God is a fact and these cmrncuruuu should be inculcated within them.” Willlam Edwin Hill, New York at- ey, was elected as federation presi- dent for his fifteenth successive term. Mr. Hammond was chosen as vice president, Albert H. Wiggin, New York, treasurer, and Willlam Zeigler, jr., New York, secretary. Finds Buried Treasure. LAKE VILLAGE, Ind., June § (A.— Mrs. Roy Cool found three fruit jars buried on her husband’s farm yester- day. Opening them she was surprised to see $17,150 in Government bonds. Authorities belleved the bonds were stolen by bank robbers. South African gold mine: taining their record productio: Border Marriage Further Entangles ' U. S Entry Problem |commander of 6th Brigade Selects | Sari Virginia' Beach for Annual '.l‘uhln: Period. Grudge Visits 'Wife in Canada After Bridge Rites —Return ' Prevented By the Associated Press. WINDSOR, Ontarlo, June 8—The martied life of Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Grudge is ‘filled with international complications, all because he stood on the Ambassador Bridge on one side of ‘the Canadian-American boundary and she on the other during the wedding ceremony. Mrs. Grudge, fcreign born, was Te- fused pcmlmm to enter the United merly Mrs. Emily Hunt, sre at Ro- chester, N. Y., CmAmeflun born, but de- nied entry to n:a‘:’ was divorced from his first wife in Mexico, whose separation de- crees are not ncognlnd in Canada. PLAN DEDICATION RITE Congregation to Sunday Night for Memorial Services. A torah presented by the Arors So- clal Club.in memory of Samuel T. Wool will' be dedicated at the Congregation Vohliner Anshey Sfard, 607 Four-and- l-hll street southwest, at 6 o'clock n#h Spe-lerl mclude Rabbl oodall’n verstone, Rabbl Horowits, Dr. Loeb m Rev. Yoelson. pr) bus; Chinese proprietor of & y publlc hmhrd parlor in Hongkong is making sll billiard tables used in tl lace. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Electrical Refrigeration Reasonable Rental THE ARGONNE 16th and Columbia Road EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. | ey OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Pay in convenient weekly or monthly amounts, easy to meet Stylish, All-Wool UITS 29 $5 Down—Balance Weekly or Monthly Prices are down at: Eiseman’s, For $25 you get a suit equal in all respects to the usual $35 suit. Smart patterns and excellent slyling make these suits at $25 favorites with men who like to dress at a small cost. * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1931. 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