Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1931, Page 12

A—12 = NE¥ YORKCBTANS S0 AT Frick Collzction Released to City by Widow’s Decath. | Public Museum Likely. " By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 5.—The death saturday of Mrs. Henry Clay Frick re- | leased to New York City, under the terms of her husband's will, an art| colicetion valued, with the house con- taining it, at about $50.000,000. | Mr. Frick, who died in 1919, be-| queathed the mansion at Fifth avenue and East Seventieth street and its con- tents to the public after his wife's death. Public Museum Likely. He named John D. Rockefeller, jr.: George F. Baker, jr.; Lewis Cass Led- yard and several others as trustees of the celebrated Frick collection. The death of one trustee, J. Horace Harding, l1oft a vacancy which was filled by An- drew W. Mellon, Secretary of the ‘Treasury. The tustees say they understand the collcction and its home will become a public museum. The house and site 2re among the city's most valuable residential properties. With the collection goes an endow- ment fund of $15,000,000 for its sup- port $500,000 paid for Velasquez. The collection consists of numerous the other ‘Vermeer, a Guyp by Titian, vanni, Veronese and Guardi. El Greco, Goya, ugh are among Genoese Wom- 00.000 and he M. S the Velasquez of paid $500.000 f “Philip IV.” In the collection are 25 porcelains which cost him $1,000,000. Miss Helen Frick, a daughter, has given much of her time in recent years to cataloguing the collection. INTERMENT IN PITTSBURGH. for Services Conducted Today at Frick Summer Estate. BEVERLY, Mass., October 5 (P).— rvices for Mrs. Adelaide H. Frick, of v Clay Frick of New York and Pittsburg] 1 be held today at the Frick Sul estate, Eagle Rock, at Prides Crossing. Mrs. Frick died Saturday after a four days’ illness. She was 72, The services will be private, and will be conducted by Rev. Neilson Poe Carey, rector of St. John's Episcoral Church, Beverly Farms. The body will be taken to Pittsburgh in a private car and funeral services will be held Wed- nesday. Interment will be in the family lot at Homewood Cemetery. Before her marriage she was Miss Adelaide H. Childs of Pittsburgh. Her husband, who was connected with the Carnegie steel interests, died several years ago. A daughter, Miss Helen Frick of Pitts- burgh, and Childs Frick of Ross- Iy, N ¥ .. ALIEN REGISTRATION SYSTEM URGED BY HULL Tmmigration Commissioner General Tells Meeting Track Should be Kept of AllL Harry E. Hull, commissioner gereral of immigration, Department of Labor, advocated a complete registration sys tem for all aliens in the United States, speaking before the first Fall session of the adult discussion group of Mount Pleasant Congregational Church yesterday. The subject of Mr. Hull's talk was “Selective Immigration.” “Every alien in the United States should be registered with the Bureau of | Immigration, so we can keep track of them,” Mr. Hull said. wonderful step toward thd prevention of crime and a great benefit to a large proportion of the aliens. There have been 30,000 registered under the law providing for limited registration,” he said, “and it has teen a godsend to the aliens. The complete registration of all aliens who have not actually taken steps 10 become American citizens would stop the bootlegging of immigrants into this country which has been carried on.” Mr. Hull described the methods of guarding the Mexican end Canadian borders against alien shuggling. GOLD VALUED AT $4,000 FOUND BY TRUANT BOYS| Discovery Near Windsor Is Held Part of Supply Brought for Sale in Detroit. By the Associated Press. WINDSOR, O teen pounds of woods by four ing hookey’ over to Wi olice yesterday. value was estimated at $4,000. The gold is believed to be part of a supply brought by some one from the Northern Cntario_mines for or in Detroit. Omer Hurto arrested here recently for “hi-grading” and selling gold from Northern Ontario across the border for $17 an cunce. The boys found the gold Wednesday October 5. —Fif- in two cigar humidors hidden in some | [l ‘weeds. The father of cne of the boys sought advice of police vesterday. Russia_has replaced the six impor- tant religious holidays with six “revo- lutionary days of rest.” Most the | “It would be a | ale here | e was | Naturalized POLISH ACTRESS BECOMES CITIZEN OF UNITED STATES. | | MILLICENT GREEN, | Stage actress, has received final papers | to become an American citizen. Born |in Poland, she is the daughter-in-law } of Konrad Bercovici, Rumanian author. —A. P. Photo. |CONFERENCE WILL ACT | ON BALKING STRIKERS | it i ;‘Hosiery Workers' Eaecutive Board Hopes to End Walkout of Union Men Without Force. ! | PHILADELPHIA, October 5 (P).—A | special meeting of the executive board of the Federation of Full-fashioned Hosiery Workers of America will be | held today to take action on refusal of | union strikers to return to work, Wil- |liam_Smith, ‘secretary-treasurer of the organization, said last night. The meeting was called after union | hosiery workers in Dover and Boonton, |N. J., and Northampton, Mass., had | votedto continue their strikes despite | orders from nationzl headquarters to {end the walkout. Smith said approxi- | mately 5,000 workers were involved in strikes at union mills, “We hope that we will not be forced to take drastic action against strikers,” Smith said. “The situation is grave, | but we hope to overcome it without force.” Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined DR. CLAUDE S. 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