Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1931, Page 11

HEATER FOR DEAF URGED IN ESSAY Gallaudet Student Prize on Theme of “Talkie” Handicap. The disappearance of the silent film numbers of d "' WOMAN CONFESSES Text of Essay. co of the silent film to the deaf. Here- entertainment, and ben derived | h ut now that the place of e to do? ¢ k| when he called at a garage where he | - §5,000 after the contractor protested * STATE DEPARTMENT - New York Representative Says g which, to and ty throw up her with her it | policy of our Department of State and 1l | State Department in the United States v i Wins | Riviere Sainte Marie GIVE PLAYS IN FRENCH Academy Students Present Frolic in Foreign Language. Students of Notre Dame Academy. | North Capitol and K street, yesterday | put on a performance for their parents : and friends done entirely in French, | cxcept for announcement of numbersl h. | “Uune Frolique Francaise,” | ance was staged by the} French classes of '31, '32 and '33. It| included a song-tableau, “Pres de la a one-act play, | “La Lecon de Francais”; a chorus ren- | ition of “La Marseillaisc”; the play, L'Initiztion,” and a song and dance, and directed the productio: PLOT TO KILL MATE Admits Paying $800 for Two Other | Men Hired to Murder Her Husband, Police Declare. | By the Associated Press. RUTHERFORD, N. J. June 8— Police last night said Mrs. Alice De ! Leeuw, 38, had confessed she paid | Michael Fedor, Arlington, $800 to Kill | hi and, Bernard De Leeuw, 37,1 wealthy contractor. | William Stock, 37, of Passaic, was| co-conspirator * with | g ¢ 3 | y Fedor confessed. uw and the two men | with conspiracy charged with highway robbery, extor- nd attempt to kill three were to be arraigned be- Judge Wallace Leyden today. sald De Leeuw identified one of the two men who took a ride” two weeks ago and him. He said they robbed | befors turning him loose. d Mrs. De Leeuw admitted g Fedor $5000 to slay her After she paid him’ $800. v sald, Fedor decided to kidnap the | ctor in an effort to obtain 0 | Fedor was arrested last Thursday | had instructed De Leeuw to leave inabllity to raise the larger sum. 1S HIT BY LA GUARDIA Branch Is Lacking in Brains and Backbone. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, June 8.—The State De- partment was criticized vesterday by | Representative Fiorello H.'La Guardia, | York, as lacking in brains and backbone Speaking before the State convention of e e iean Association for Recog- | nition of the Irish Republic, he said: “I cannot understand the forelgn 1 don't think anybody else can. The s weaker than it has been at . It has no brains and | ne. He asserted that if the United E!nh‘sl had a definite foreign policy it would ! have antagonized Canada “by en-| a wholly unreasonable (ar!fll\ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 8. 1931 It's New! 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