Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1931, Page 32

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READY 4:30 SAME DAY WIN $5 Wee e for Best Photo. _Phone National 0619 us for :‘\ /| are convinced they have jurisdiction | TODAY’'S AMUSEMENTS. Columbia—"A Free Soul,” at 11 am,, 1, 3:15, 5:20, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. Palace—“I Take This Woman,” at NYE GROUP TO PUSH. ez ; OV 7 9:21 pm. | ‘The Holy Terror,” at 11:58 | iMeeting Set for August to Renew Probe Into Anti- Smith Qutlay. 11:18 am,, 1:23, 3:28, 5:33, 7:38 and 9:43 p.m. Earle—"“Broad am., 2:14, 4:39, Stage shows at 1:13, 8:56 p.m. Metropolitan—“Men of the Alr, 11 am. 12:49, 2:38, 4:27, 6:16, and 9:54 p.m. Tivoli—"“Strangers May Kiss,” at 2, 3:50, 5:45, 7:40 and 9:35 p.m. “Donovan’s Kid,” Minded,” at 11:49 d 9:57 pm. 3:38, 6:31 and The Nye Committee of the Senate in charge of the investigation of campaign expenditures plans to hold a meeting in Washington next month to renew the inqury into the anti-Smith ‘ex- penditures in Virginia in 1928 of which Bishop James Cannon, jr., was in charge. The next meeting will be held Ambassador—"Broad Minded,” early in August if a majority of the 6:15, 8 and 9:45 p.m. committee is able to be here at that | SR | time. 11 am. at Noted Mechanical Engineer Dies. PHILADELPHIA, July 6 ().—James Although the committee has 5o far | poach Ladd, com\,nm,’;mc‘flmc,fl i~ boen defied by Bishop Cannon, who|gincer died yesterday. He was 71. maintains that it has no jurisdiction | 4 graduate of Stevens Institute, he was over the question of what was done | four years chief engineer for the Penn- with the anti-Smith contributions, and | sylvania Steel Co. at Sparrows Point, especially the E. C. Jameson confribu- (Mq During that time he designed tions, the members of the committee ' ang erected blast furnaces, shops and mills. in_1900. Claims Immunity. and one or more cxperts of the com- | mittee have been seeking evidence through bank records and other sources, | Senator Gerald P. Nye, chairman of | him immunity, and it still adheres to the committee, is in North Dakota at- | this attitude. tending to the campaign which he will| It has maintained that if Bishop have to make for renomination. When | Cannon desired to testify, he would be he left Washington, he indicated he | allowed to do so provided he walved would return the latter part of the|immunity. It is the contention of Summer to go ahead with the Cannon | Bishop Cannon that there has been no | inquiry. Yolation of law in handling the anti- | > mith expenditures in Virginia, but that VRInSSRS e Be Objects fo what he. alleges is an The committee sometime ago decided | unconstitutional investigation by the not to subpoena Bishop Cannon, on the | Nye Committee. | ground that it did not propose to give | (Copyright, 1931.) The Health Dept. Insists —upon strict sanitation in the display of meats, candy and other edibles, in the District of Co- lumbia. 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In making this announcement the Commerce Department disclosed there is one automobile for every 54 persons in the world this year, as compared with one for every 55 a year ago. Similarly, last year there were 4.87 persons for every car in the United States. China Ratio Lowest. Although the department made mo reference to parking troubles, it was assumed that Oman, China, where there is one car for every 55,000 per- sons, and Yemen, which boasts only one He turned to private practice | machine for every 139,000 perscns, were least affected by these difficulties. Figured in automobiles, China's mil- llons averaged 12,475 persons for each of its 36,771 vehicles, while Ethiopia reported 14,858 persons for every one of its 673 cars. Oman had nine cars and Yemen, 18. Outside Ratio Drops. Outside this country, the ratio of one machine for each 216 of population as of January 1, 1930, had dropped to one | for every 200. Hawaii, with one car for every 7 persons, was the most densely motorized reglon beyond the conti- nental boundaries of the United States, with Canada and New Zealand next | with one for eight. Australia reported one machine for 11 persons. An increase of approximately 2 per cent in world registration was noted in the census, which counted 678,234 more automobjles this year than last. America’s increase totaled 43,948. - England imported last year 445,000,- 000 pounds of tea from =Sritish and 2&2‘00,000 pollfldl' from foreign coun- FALL FACTURES SKULL John H. Magruder, about 55, received a fractured skull last night when he fell from the retaining wall along the Chesapeake & Ohlo Canal. Magruder, who lives at 1230 Thir- tleth street, was sitting on the wall in the 4100 block of Canal road, police reported, when he lost his balance and landed on his head. 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