Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1931, Page 10

ECONONY DENAND ACGEPTEDBY ARMY Ready to Get Along With i1$44,000,000 Less Than i Last Year’s Figures. S _ % | With the Navy's 1933 fiscal year bud- $bt slashed by $50,000,000 to $60,000,- 0, the Army fell in line today with President Hoover's drastic economy de- $ands with an announcement that it Svould get along next year on $44,000,- o less than it received this year. % !Apparently remembering the Navy e attack on the President pre- eipitated by the naval budget cut, Sec- ftary of War Hurley, in announcing e Army's reduction, said it had been Jranged with the uimoet harmony be- ween his department and tbe Bureau 1 the Budget. % l“Vigorous economies and deferment { programs not vital at this time,” Blortary Hurley said, had made the Army budget reduction possible Final roval was given yesterday by the $hief of staff and other high depart- grent officials. Y Material Costs Lower. | °Army appropriations for this fiscal | $iéar were $481,565,735. A $44,000,000 cut | would lower them to $437,565,735 next | éar. “In addition to its military activities, $8e Army has charge of rivers and har- rs work and Mississippi River flood ntrol. *The cut, the Secretary of War said, $vbuld appiy to civil as well as military gunctions. * “This was taken as an indication that money would go to both flood con- 1 and rivers and harbors. That would t necessarily mean less work would be ecomplished. The lower cost of ma- ;qms has made the Army engineering llars go further. No Salary Cuts Scheduled. Wins $2,500 Art Prize PAINTER ALSO RECEIVES MEDAL. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1931. CAPONE'S BROTHER BOUND FOR PRISON Ralph Leaves Al in Chicago Jail to Start for Leaven- worth. lf' R-lllph left for Leavenworth ahead of Al Ralph surrendered to the United States marshal shortly before 2 w.} when his bond might have n forfeited. His attorney, George N. Murdock, turned him over to Acting Marshal Edward King with the question: “Do you know this gentleman?"” “Sure, I've known Ralph for 10 or 12 years,” sald King. “I swore him in as a special deputy sheriff about 10 eln‘ ago. Joe Esposito brought im in.” Later King explained that when he was assistant chief deputy sherl Diamond Joe, now slain, brought — pone to the shefifr’ special & gun. A new gang war for contvol of subur- ban Cicero was seen by police today in the slaying of Salvatore Loverde. Loverde was found fatally wounded in a club in Cicero yesterday. He had been shot three times. The said pone Luhedmdzrlble fact that Loverde was to the the same i Our Busy Season office {0 be made a | day deputy so that he could carry | younger of that they at- | poop, m wages o"r. ul;lnu w;r:‘&ot con- $emplated, Secretary Hurl B « No mentién was made of contem- Haunted House,” won a $2,500 prize and the Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Logan medal for art. A jury at the Chicago Art Institute's annual exhibition THIS eerie-looking painting of the interior of a Colonial room, called “The of paintings and sculptures made the award October 29, basing its decision on originality and creative ability. Its creator, Morris Kantor, is a New Yorker, who was born in Russia, but received his training in this country. -A. P. Photo. plated Army post abandonments, al- though previous conferences on ways to bring about economies in the depart- ment had listed about 50 to be disman- tled. A further note of concord on budget Glen-Fleece Overcoats A supremely comfortable weave that has been modelled by our tailors inta distinctively smart overcoats—at $34;50 Comparable with $45 Value of a Year Ago matters between the White House and the soldiers in the big building across the street was expressed by Hurley's comment that he was “happy to be able to contribute this much toward over- coming the Treasury deficit.” By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 6.—Ralph Capone will leave at 6 p.m. today for Leavenworth penitentiary to start serv- ing his three-year term for violating income tax laws, it was announced to- day at the United States marshal's office. Capone and several other Federal risoners will be taken on a Chicago, urlington & Quincy train, arriving at the prison tomorrow morning. Ralph, a lieutenant in the gang head- ed by his younger brother, ‘‘Scarface Al” Capone, surrendered to Federal au- thorities yesterday, having been defeat- ed in his attempts to have the higher courts reverse his conviction in the United States District Court. Spends Night in Jail. Ralph Capone spent the night in the Cook County jail, where his brother Al has been lodged for almost two weeks. 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