Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENIN NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D; ., PRIDAY, JULY 10, 1931. POLIENANS NAVY | s or mrmesr | POSE 1S PROBED Adams Studles Charges Phil- adelphia Officer Wore Uni- form on Dry Raid. By the Associated Press A report received by Secretary Adams on the alleged wearing of a naval uni- form by a Philadelphia policeman in making a prohibition arrest, was re- ferred today to the judge advocate al of the Navy with instructions t he recommend appropriate action. The report, made at the Secretary's request by Rear Admiral Lucius ‘A. Bostwick, commandant of the Philadel- y Yard, was described as only al one. More details have been requested by the Secretary and are ex- pected early next week. The rcport said Charles Lang, the policeman, was a member of the Naval d that as a result he had in ion the chief petty officer's uniform that was worn. Admiral Bostwick also found it was a matter of court record that Lang wore the uniform at the Broad Street Station, and that he apparently was aided in making the arrest thereby. Rear Admiral David F. Sellers, judge advocate general, said a definite recom- ndation probably would not be forth- ning until “the latter part of next U. S. REFUSES RUSSIA CREDIT T0 BUY COTTON n-Recognition of Soviet Prevents Sale of Thousands of Bales by Farm Board. trade agency, Amtorg, ) lr y cotton held by the refused credit by s Government, cotten member of the abilization Cor- 1,300,000 bales from the was taken over to n and in which the rnment exceeds $150,000.000 ams said the board did not have ources of several large American concerns and (‘n\l‘d not risk any losses. YOUNG REPUBLICANS TO MEET THIS EVENING Peter Snyder to Be Chief Speaker at Session Planning for 1932 Wi Campaign. A meeting of Young Republicans of the National Capital Republican Clubs will be held tonight at the club rooms, 1331 G street, at 7:30 o'clock, when | preparations for activities in the com- ing presidential campaign will be dis- cussed. Peter Snyder, assistant to the Secre- tary of Labor, will be the chief speaker. i various p“mscs mong “Young nyder was active | ecent conferenice here of the ters. s Whitlock, president of the Republicans group the business meeting_ following es will receive reports from com- e chairmen. The public is in- HONOR WAR HEROES Gold Star Mothers Vlslt_ Graves Of Canadian Dead. ARRAS, France, July 10 group of American gold star mothers coming from Notre Dame de Lorette | ed the Canadian Park at Vimy | Ridge today. They placed a wreath on | the monument to 30,000 Canadian dzad Afterward they went to Cantigny, where the Ist Division of the A. E. F. distinguished itself in 1918. EARL HOWELL REED DIES | Noted Btcher and Author Famed for Dune Paintings. CHICAGO, July 10 (#).—Earl Howell Re r and artist, widely 68, ngs of the Indlana | ’u\d dunes, died yesterday. 1d. Copies of his | in_art museums ih New York, Toledo, St. and Detroit. HELD IN $72,000 FRAUD 10 (#).—William 7, former president aud Mines, Ltd., was ar- pome here last night on | of fraud and theft involving | 000. He was accused of defrauding th the company he once headed and e brouzht ‘Hart, now president of '.he company. Msnchu! ia has just put a new busi- fess tax into effect. Elec. Fans! Telephone Your Order! % MUDDIMAN §. 911 G St. Nat'l 0140-2622 ATTENTION Men now employed or retired who desire additional income by devoting spare time and who will be required to make ap- pointments only for the offer- ing of a high-grade investment. “Something new” and widely ad- vertised. _Preference given to those with wide acquaintance among Government employees. Liberal commissions paid. Address Box 462-V Star Office il preside | Daughter of Mrs. Lesli H\t in Con; BOARD WILL REDUCE SHIPPING PERSONNEL Questionnaires Distributed to As- certain Which 300 Employes Can Be Dropped. { A special personnel boar: named, it was learned to on the reduction of some of the United States Sh and Merchant Fleet Cory duty in Washington. A set of questionnaires to ascertain the exact duties of each empl been distributed and th being filled out. The special board consists of Chair- man T. V. O'Connor and Rear Admiral H. I Cone, U. S. N., retired, of the | Shipping Board, and E. Crowley, presi- | dent of the Merchant Fleet Corpora- | tion. The board will go over the re- plies and decide which services can be dispensed with Last Fall the announcement was made that about 300 workers would be sepa- rated from the service, but later, in | view of the economic de . 1t 'was decided to retain these workers cn the | pay roll. The naming of the special personnel ®—A | as good as ours by Paperhangers, PERIOD OF SUITS Regular $1 GOLF HOSE.. 69c 3 for $2 29c 4 for $1 $2.95 $1.45‘ 50c Plain and FANCY HOSE. $5 Pull-over SWEATERS. . $2 and $2.50 STIFF STRAWS Regular $3.95 SLEEVELESS SWEATERS Regular $5.00 SUMMER ROBES $.45 $2.95 “dressing up” etc., are all busy work and WE'RE HOLDING A SALE DURING THE _.TERATIONS! $25 and $27.50 Values who announces her engage- s father was a Representa- hurston Hatcher Photo board is the first major step in the reduction program. Inasmuch as it is the announced policy of the administration to get the | Cm\crnmert out of the shipping busi- | ss, officials said today the employes HeveisshitlenaATorhRs Jobs 1n sight | for some time. | One of the new lnnr)rnry colonels on | H. Murray of | ff of Gov. W. ma is R. M. McClintock, a news- er correspondent. Where to Breakfast ? Sunday Morning After Riding or Golf * Why PENN-DAW.of Course/ * Delicions Hot Cakes & Sausage : miles below Alex.on U. S. 1 Nothing the matter with business here—the same men coming here week in and week out for Men's Wear. Per- haps it's our values. perbaps it's our = ...but the fact remains —THEY KEEP COM- ING BACK. business is good—so We’re Remodeling! . we're trying to make the other fellows’ business just our store. Painters, . we've put them to A “Hot” Special in “Coot ' Clothes TROPICAL WORSTED 5167 And Here Are Some of the Specials! Regular $35 and $40 SUITS, $23.50 Regular $2 and $2.50 SHIRTS, $1.39 3 for 3'4 5185 3 for $5.50 69c 3 for $2 35¢ 3 for $1 69¢ 3 for $2 49¢ 2 for 95¢ $1.29 3 for $3.75 $1.00 $3.00 and $3.50 SHIRTS $1.00 Grade SILK NECKWEAR Fine Quality NECKWEAR $1.25 Value UNION SUITS 75¢ and $1.00 SHIRTS AND SHORTS $2.00 and $2.50 PAJAMAS Regular 25¢ HANDKER- CHIEFS § for Sov HeRz0¢ . F Street at Qth | SOCIETY lCantlmmd From Sixth Page) fheir two children Charies, jr, and Nancy, will leave tomorrow for New London, Conn, where they have a Summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Saunders are among those spending some time at the Ambassador in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. K. 8. Purdy of Mount Vernon, N. Y., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Purdy in their apartment in the Shoreham. Mr. Rufus Putman, 3d, after a visit to his home in Mariett; Ohto, will | ! at Narragansett Pier, R. | Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ives are at the Weylin Hotel in New York for a| short stay. | Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Davis and their | young family are in thelr Summer home | at Lake Placid, N. Y., where they will | & spend two months, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Little! returned to the Shoreham ing several days in Phils guests of Mrs. Littleton law and sister, Maj. and Mrs, John W. Leonard. e | cattle. Arts’ Club to Have Unique Entertainment Sunday Ni Mr. Arthur White will rean comedy at the Arts y evening after the per. The entertainm nounced as “An E hing Lyrics and Jovial Jingles,” with Mr. Ed- ward E. Muth as conductor. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miami, Fia., are stoppi hing- | ton for a short time on orth, and are staying B( Wardma lu Pmk Ho /lLl Mr. and Mrs. A | Atlantic City, wh | the season at the aunders of w iton R. Ney are in they are spending tel Amba: Mr. and Mrs. John H. F their young Washinglon by will spend a ‘Wardman to their hom Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. C Atlantic City 1 Chalfonte-Had: Mr. and N Saranac Inn |dack Mountains on Lake, for the season, Upper Mr. and Mrs, Arthur J. Pet .. 666 Salve for Baby’s Cold gone to Atlantic City and are staying at the Hotel Ambassador. Mr. Bernard Cock was host to a party of eight at the supper dance on the Le | Paradis roof garden last evening. Mr. 8. J. Harley of Coventry, England, arrived in Washington yesterday and is now a guest at the Shoreham. Mr. H. R. O'Leary entertained a small company at the supper dance on the Le Paradis roof garden last evening. DENOUNCES, WICKERSHAM REPORT ON REFORMATORY | By the Assoclated Press. | sh.,, July 10.—Joseph ndent of Monroe State erday denounced that section of ickersham report re- | ferring to the inctitution here as “ridic- ulous, inaccurate and sensation seek- | ing.” The Monroe reformatory s not a | juventle, boarding school, declared st.| “I'm_offering no alibis and no | This is a penal institution, | ¢ close to 700 law violators arc| y_are treated as men, not as! But they are out of the class of juveniles, and if they violate institu- tion rules they must take the conse- quence: duate luate et Glasses Fitted llege Eses Examined DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Natlonal 0721 d0o-ito Mclachlen Bide., and G Sts. s FURNITURE i RENTING OFFICE RNITURE, 616 E SLN.W. 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