Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1931, Page 38

ORDNANCE DISPLAY SET FOR ABERDEEN 10,000 Members of Organi- zation to See Latest War Equipment in Action. Ordnance and motorized fleld equ! 'fl - ment for all branches of the Army be demonstrated to approximately 10,000 American manufacturers and in- dustrialists, who are members of the Army Ordnance Association, at Aber- deen Proving Grounds October 8. De- velopments _of the last year will be stressed. The 62d Coast Artilley Reg- iment, New York City's principal anti- aircraft defending force, will demon- strate the latest methods and equip- ment for air defense. The demonstration will climax a two- day meeting of the assoclation. The first day’s session will be held in this city October 7, with the leading indus- trialists from the fourteen ordnance districts present. ‘Cabinet members, Senators and Rep- resentatives, ranking officers of the gen- eral staff and Ordnance Department and other civil and military leaders are expected to attend the day and night demonstration at Aberdeen. The demonstrations are expected to bring into play recent developments in listening devices, height and range find- ers and automatically fired artillery it Targets towed by zirplanes will 62d Coast Artillery Regiment, | with a strength of approximately 500 officers and men, is scheduled to leave Fort Totten, near Bayside, Long Island, at noon Wednesday, September 30, for Aberdeen. The column will be com- manded by Majs. Clarence T. Marsh and James P. Hogan. Overnight halts will be made at Raritan Arsenal, N. J., and Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia. Equipment transported on the mafch will include motorized 3-inch anti-air- craft guns, searchlights and anti-air- Gandhi’s Disciple Left Out of Mother’s Will by Request Miss Slade Says Omission of Name Met With Her Approval. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, September 25.—Miss Mage- line Slade, daughter of an English ud- miral who forsook her high position to become a lowly disciple of Mahatma Gandhi, was not mentioned in the will of her mother as published a few days 2go. Lady Slade bequeathed an estate of about $50,000 to another daughter, Mrs. Edward Vernon. Miss Slade said that she had requested the omission of her name from the will and that it met with her whole-hearted approval. “Many years ago when I first became a disciple of Mr. Gandhi,” she said, “I took a vow of celibacy and non-posses- sion. Therefore it goes without saying that inheritance of worldly wealth from my mother's estate would be contrary to my code of living.” Miss Slade's father was the late Admiral Sir E. J. Warren Slade. FIRST BUDGET IS VOTED BY COUNCIL AT LURAY Income of $22,000 Expected to En- able Paying Off of $3,000 Debt, Accrued Last Year. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. LURAY, Va., September 25.—For the | first time Luray's Town Council will run the town on a budget system. This budget was adopted last night at a | special meeting, being the first work of the new council since its reorganization, The council is faced with a deficit of $3,000, caused partly by the drought and partly by new constructiori. Expenses last year were $26,000. Last year's income of $22,000 will not be increased TH}i} EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1931 SOUTHERN CATILE RASING 1 URGE Banker Declares Live Stock Is Better Loan Collateral Than Cotton. By the Assoclated Press. MOULTRIE, Ga., September 25.— ‘The production of live stock as an im- fomnt adjunct of a diversified farm- ing program was recommended today by W. C. Vereen, president of the Moul- trie Banking Co. speaking before the Southern Live Stock Association here, stock. He said the company considered it safer to grow into the livestock pro- duction than to start it on too scale, however, and that clients to whom money was loaned also were. required to keep 4 well-balanced crop produc- tion. —_— - Coachman’s Cape for Madame. LONDON (#).—The coachman’s cape is & new wrinkle for madame’s Winter wardrobe. Coats are equip) with re- movable capes of cloth or fur, reminis- cent of the designs worn by coachmen in the tallyho days. Wool and dull or dresses for daytime wear are also nnullrhed with the jaunty shoulder cov- Eradication of the cattle fever tick | 7% and introduction of pure-bred sires, he said, laid the foundation for develop- ment of the beef and dairy cattle indus- tries in the Southeast. Immunizing treatment of hogs solved the cholera problem and swine sanita- tion, he said, is solving the problem of producing the kind of pork the public ‘wants at a profit. Previously, he explained, there was|7* some prejudice against attempting a large scale development of the live stock industry in sub-tropical regions. “‘As a banker,” Vereen said, “my ex- perience is that a loan on cattle or hogs that have been immunized against cholera is a safer loan than cotton un- der boll weevil ‘conditions.” The Moultrie Banking Co., he said, advertises that where a worthy farmer is supplied with pastures and feed, it will lend him money to acquire breeg§ing Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star ever day. The great ma- jmt’yuhn.ve the paper delivered regularly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 134 cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advane tage of this regular service &% UG “All Over Town” The Better to Serve You STANDARD OIL NAMED IN RACKET CHARGES Said to Have Paid Part of $300,- 000 to Reputed Friend of Capone. By the Assoclated Press. 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