Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1931, Page 29

liment in sll public schools to date 4 iotaled 4427 he worst conditions ] exist_at the Mount Vernon School, in Del Ray, he said. Discussion of the use of the Potomac Health Center to remedy 3 conditions at the Mount Vernon brought out the fact that it was not suited to - school use. A commitiee of Chairman Lambert ; & 3 and Supt. Bowton was inted to investigate certain vacant in the vicinity of Mount Vernon School in an ‘Alexandria School Board Wil efiort, to secure additional zooms for Demand Payments Gol Clarence Deems, professor of military _science an was of- | ficlally notified by, action of ‘tne board | H of his appointment as a member of the in Advance. faculty of George Mason High School. He has been acting in_ that eapacity ¥ since his employment here, although #pecial Dispatch to The Star. | his appointment was only to the fac- ALEXANDRIA, Va., September 17.— | ulty of Alexandria High School. All ron-resident studénts registering in g SR | exandria public schools in the future | will be required to pay a semi-annual VICTIM OF GANG RlDE t|1nun: in ndl\’;ancnfi and Hlbseugn"péx,r}usi o | already in school here wil! illed for their tuition within the next 10 days, | FOUND IN NEW YORK: according to a resolution passed by the | City School Board here last night. | Non-resident students have been re- | 2 § \ quired to pay tuition previous to this, | Body Tentatively Identified as but the delay in payment of this tuition caused the board to require this in ad-| That of Meyer Shapiro, vance. It was also stated in this con- mection that Alexandria schools are al- | Brooklyn Racketeer. ready overcrowded to the extent that | the city children cannot be accommo- ————— dated adequately. | By the Assoctated Pres: Law to Be Enforced, NEW YORK, September 11—The On recommendation of Chairman | death ride, born of gang feudiam, Lambert, it was decided to enlist the |dumped another mystery en the police aflt of lcmlls police minl Xm!ortlir;gl the | doorstep today when a body, tentatively e compulsory school law, which re- | * quires the enrollment of all children | identified as that of Meyer Shapiro, big from the age of 7 to 14. This law re- | time racketeer of Brooklyn, was found quires a check-up on all children of |inside the basement door of a Man- school age 15 days after the opening of | hattan street tenement. schools, PR | Meyer Shapiro’s brother Irving was Expenditure -of $1,058.50 for incident | shot down in front of their Brooklyn supplies in the schools since their open- | home several months ago. ing was authorized by the board, Super- | Earller this Summer the body of intendent R. C. Bowton was also au- | Albert Hertz was found not 20 feet from thorized to purehase 70 chair desks or | the spot where Meyer Shapiro's body use in three schools. An appropriation | was stumbled upon. H of $100 for athletic equipment in the | = A newsboy on his way to work found schools was also acted upon. the body early today. ere was a | In reference to the purchase of milk gunshot wound behind the left ear.| supply for the schools, th> board passed | Nearby were two shirts which appar- a resolution that all firms bidding on | ently had been used to stanch the flow the contract for milk will have to have |of blood while the body was being | their product submitted to tests at the | transported to the place where it was local health office, and that no milk | found. will be accepted unless approved by the | Two empty five-gallon cans, believed health officer. | to have contained aleohol, were in the Superintendent R. C. Bowton in his | street. Meyer Shapiro was known as a report to the board stated that the en- ! dealer in alcohol. 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