Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1931, Page 6

. " A-4 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 6, 1931—PART ONE. | jeration of the nominations on the |its own rules unanimously ordered no- WILL EXPLAIN \ HAS fioduto. Gimtenialn Aftes & 9 ground the Senate had such a right | tice of consent to be sent to the Presi- | U, 3. brie? pause i the Premct Bants Aus. | IS Tl]ere a torv Here. | junder a rule allowing reconsideration | dent, it once and for all surrendered its ol of *he country is in the hands y on the next legal day of the Senate | control of the matter and its rights to a group of voung miiitary leaders i | meeting. reconsideration and left the ecutive PACT TO SALVADOR k d by Gen. Maximo Marlll”:?? | | PRSI = = | The next legal day was the first day | free to make & constitutional appoint State Department has mot re- 4 after the holidays and upon Walsh's | ment.” ived a request from the revolutionists " A Reported Case of Indifference and Waste o ' motion the Senate asked President 4 11 New for recognition. SIREEI D[G[ARES P f ff f | 1 4 Hoover to send back the nominations Stimson Asks Minister to Tell Nex s Money by the “Community Chest” Is Run na ok 120 zeows, Presdens ooves| TO UNVEIL MEMORIAL TN GETS FINE AND JAIL T fused to return it or those of the other i1 | . | T ry Late Le Roy L. Bildman t 3 Recognition, District Supreme Court Rules |members under fire. B i & Began Ouster Suit. | Honored at Rites Today. ne Btar by the |the entry and the notation tnat the| S€nate Cannot Call Back he Senate reconsidered the nomi- Rabbl Solomon Metz will officiate at | ! e BT P B e n who came into the | case had been investigate k nations anyway and reconfirmed all | the unveiling of a memorial to the late | @5 been instructed & Tetary of | s win arreated st Senath stk leted About Organization. t was this: | “That ought to make & good pag Confirmation. mith's Le Roy L. Bildman this morning at 11 State Stimsor plair Eiets ot or you ate then employed John W. | crelq % % * | government which has scized the p: ght by Policemen E. C. Lucas and H. r's informent was asked: “Can former Democratio clock in the Adas Israel Cemetery, at | there why th ted S nnot | g 1t Trame Buves = v this story for us? Ca - | Congress Heights, M re of tho Traffic Bureau, after ? nominee. as counsel and instituted COP8Tess Heights, Md | recognize it ; is said tc started to make = False and m s of this family | get mes of the persons conce to oust Smith from office Mr. Bildman died last December, | rles Curtis, t T ©irculated against the . st, | Impressec weed for help. | Are you sure that the facts are as you 2 it backed into traff o r 1 Justice Gordon leaving a widow, Mrs. Ollie P. Bild- |Point out thi — Bwood Street, dir aid yester 1 “omm e the natural | stated them? i t { igh AT ARAh ik o 5 American tr 1923 t lu logical to construe the daughter, Bev- 1: X! ton for ex-| “I can do it right away,” said the its 1 fter cor ngthe | OBIoaL o consizne jihe ] erly. He also was survied gy gys | tionary authoritie A PARTS L 8 8 repy > K g s r » he went to | young man r t yeorge Ot N Rtreved Bt - e mother, Mrs. berg % The treaty, sig gy -t eritics . T B et andiays s | Yol et thoss Tants ivarifiad i h ar m= |(ppEoved. Smith & nomin othe: PHE wand 2| tral American t5 ar Any Make—Any Mod Btreet said t i te campaign D€ equest that it be | the story is true The Star wi ¢lm |as a message of encouragemer ¢ . He was Dro-| Gnited States t Y DYV ae ny Model . reques e 8 8 & e Star w e 5 | saic 3 velty Shop. States, b 5000 Cars in Stock ©f defamation” appe v and the name of it he was told )} t o the | sald: | was arranged fop by | cerned not to recogniz ¢ ed either by persor v g sty off ki L 44 Constitutional theory, parliamentary » S AT RNged O Y | v erimARt FalRine Dower 1 e - to contribute and wished t e e hly e o Didn't Happen Here. 4 e Sl | usage, Senate precedents and consider- | 1S Widow il g sl o e Glasser’s Auto Wrecking Co., me. lack of giving by & 158, © r- | “ihe results. Within & short time | A day elapsed and the young man re- | f dicia s ations of practice proc e alike lead i position of constitutional 2nd and Fla. Ave. N.E. enter the home of his | turned to The Star office. e suit is over expected | Y0 the cohclusion in the instant case | New York's first racketeering policy | Minister Curtis reporte Phone Met. 8867 or & while depart g you verify the facts?” he wa ¥ fy te t ; | /hat when the Senate in conformity with | was issued in Nov 1930 Araujo, deposed Preside E New auto door glass installed, not over $2.50 sider a presidentia " said the young man 1at | voting to approve it 1se for a call and | case I was talking about didn’t I Senator W > the visitor was. | in Washington de: 1 Director Says Malicious Down—W ith Interesting Results. { : | cted of driving while intoxi- | t Bennle Fryes, colored of Michael, | The Amer in n El Salvdor was sentenced to 30 days in jail Rumors Are Being Circu- mmunity effort Told to Sell Luxuries. Chest_dri - lead f the € r " s pened in Philadelphi i the ca from the lady who t a r court arface; let % h le g two d that it happened i E Jordon ruled that t E [ y coercior n | my piano, to went right t { ask , ¥ e not — 17/ f n ell all my pictures and whatever fur- | for the det She said i moved except by a presidential order. | 2 / nt aepartme T® niture I could get rid of. He said that | the story fi her mother and e 3 \ uth charges t ad s t of luxuries that could be | call her on the telephone rij y Background of Case. So she called up her mother on ti tances wexe as follows Samaritan in the case was | telephone and her mother Smith was appointed to the office by it and immediately returned to | thing happened in Philad President Hoover, He was confir ces of the Community Chest to | she was sure it was true bec a very | with other what had become of the eight | good friend of hers in Philadelphia had | tt never reached his neigh- | told her it was true ‘I don't suppose there is any He was told that the eight dollars in it after all” said the was the cost of ‘investigating' the case | “There is a very good stor d see the entry on the was told Waihirkigmans 5 el U1 NEW CAPS APPROVED WOMAN DIES AFTER FALL WATCH REPAIRING f FOR U. S. PARK POLICE | ars. Anne Handy, 80, Succumbe BY EXPERTS The aganci repair of your watch “Still further protection of the Peo- g st Tep Type of Headgear Made| 0 Injuries Received Nov. 1 oes not complete the trang. ple’s money,” Street declared, “is as- {al and Will Be Issued as | MrS Anne Handy, 80 years old, of n between us, but estab- Eed By e o at every penny| Official and Will Be Issued as | ,,c0"c o 00 W00F, O V88 B0 O lishes our ¢ ion to fulfill expended, whether for e Chest 8 Repl | our guarantee of service. fully placement Item. ency Hospital from a fractured hip. member organization ) . = Py : RS ] All Parts Used in Our_ Repatr chv?:‘:r;l”:: 2 Budget, Con ] N ewie of oap Tor helBacE Pnlm\numr»d when she lost her balance an. Department Are Genuine Material ?7\1 rict National Bank. In & t just been approved by Lieut. Col. |f¢ll to the floor of her apartment or t o e Chest i . 4 November 16 s NE S e Grant, 3d, director of public| e woman was first treated e 1 e ayT gs and public parks. 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