Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1931, Page 44

C—12 REFORER FACES SHOOTHNG CHARGE Youth Wounded by Dry Cru- sader Likely to Survive. THE EVENING STAR, FEWER GERMANS FAIL EASTMAN STATEMEN BLAMED FOR LOSSE | bankruptcy statistics for November, Railroad Counsel Says ublished here, showed improvement | or the first time since Summer. Business failures listed for November | were 1,215, as compared with 1,435 in October and 1,341 in September - ments with creditors were offered in 935 cases in November, as compared with 1,010 in October. 'EDUCATORS OPPOSE - ANTI-TRUST REPEAL . | Fetter of P;i;r:w; a;d Hamilton of Yale Hold Present Legisla- tion Must Stand WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931. | passing interest, but as an interstate | — e —_—— T T | tdent of Georgetown University, will tell | work by means of this istest archecio Bommerce Commissioner they snoc e | RESEARCH BY AIR TOPIC | members of the National Geographic| gical technique. Of particular interey country. — | Snldely of the use of airplanes in arch- | to members of the National Geographt P ; | eological investigations in Irad, in an| puntie Sy o Tahcua ecurie | GeowTaphic Soclety to Hear Traq st sdies st the Wakhingion St vl be e naraive of Vhe ar is believed, to depreciate in the hands | Auditorium this evening. | airplanes with the Citroen-Trans-Asta of the holders to the extent of several | billions of dollars.” jthat body and toward the public utility situation were said here by John J Cornwell, general counsel of the Balti- more & Ohio Railroad, to be consd- | ered responsible for a depreciation of several billions of dollars of public .. [utility and railroad securities. Commis-| Mr. Cornwell spoke at a dinner of : > the bar association of Baltimore and sioner Responsible for Huge |among those attending was Samuel K \Dennis, chief judge of the Supreme | Bench of Baltimore. 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