Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1931, Page 12

A—I2 SEAQUIST TO HEAD CANADA UNION LEADER FACES HEARING TODAY Strike Set for Montreal Court. Elected to Succeed Brown as President of Civic Association. W. H. Seaquist was elected president of the Manor Park Citizens' Associa- tion last night at the group's second meeting of the school year at Whittier School. He succeeds C. H. Brown in the chair. Other officers elected last night, were John E. Scott, first vice president; Charles A. Davison, second vice presi- dent: John E. Smoot, correspending William E. Anderson, record- tary, and T. W. Buckley,| HutcHison Also Delegate. Mr. Seaquist and C. C. Hutchison were named delcgates to the Federation | of Citizens’ Associations. i A resolution suggesting a simplifica- tion of qualifications™ for grand juiors, was passed for presentation to the Supreme Court of the District. The resolution points out that of the 20 or more specifications which disqualify a prospective juror, many are unneces- sary. One of those cited was the one which automatic y disqualifies the | Tolder of a law degree, whether prac- ticing or not. The association urged the Commis- sloners to speed up the reassessmen proceedings which were instituted un- | der the change in the so-called “Bor- land law,” in another resolution. Favor Insurance Cuts. Other resoluticns indorsed the pro- posed House bill for downward revi- | sion of insurance rates in the District, and opposed the proposed rezoning of the west side of Blair road from Un- derwood t> Van Buren streets, which would make it commercial instead of Tesidential property. Miss Elsie E. Green, principal of ‘Whittier School, was made an honor- 8ry member. RACING KEEPS BUSINESS | Only 3 Per Cent Decrease in Bet- ting Shown on Quebec Tracks. OTTAWA, Ontario, October 6 () The current economic depression ¢ betting on the six race tracks in tko Province of uebec by only 3 per cent | during the 1931 season. | A total of $5,237,716 was wagered, a decreass under the figures for 1930 of | only $190.415. Figures-for other tracks | in Canada have shown a decrease of | from 25 to 50 per cent. Straight Commission, But a Good One ‘We have openings for two good truck salesmen to sell a popular new line G. M. C. Trucks priced at $595 and up. The right men can really make some money if they are willing to canvass and work the prospects we can fur- nish. If interested write us a letter giving complete history and sell- ing experience, after which inter- view can be arranged. Sterrett Operating Service 30 M St. N.E. ME. 0505 By the Assoclated Press. 3 MONTREAL, Quebec., October 6.— George W. McCollum of ‘Toronto, presi- dent of the National Labor Council and secretary-treasurer of the Canadian THE EVENING yesterday charged with in connection with sabotage of Montreal Light, Heat & Power, Consolidated, property. He will appear for prelimi- nary hearing today. During a recent strike of linesmen Montreal Light, Heat & Power hydro- power equipment was damaged to the extent of about $400,000, according to company officials. Dynamite was used in blowing up towers and transmission lines. Twenty-six men have been ar- rested in connection with the sabotage. —_— More than 3,600,000 pounds of freight were carried by French air lines last Election Trades Union, was arraigned | year. Women call it STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MANCHURIA IS STUDIED Spanish Consul Gemeral to Probe Situapion for League President. SHANGHAL, October 6 (#).—Eduardo Vasquez Ferrer, ) at Shai ;,o luAvluaj the Manch or Alejandro Lerroux, Spanish presi- dent of the Peague of Nations Council. 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