Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1931, Page 31

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ROCKVILLE, Md., December 8—Law- rence McCullough, 22, of Washington, formerly of Bethesda, this county, who was last veek found guilty of man- slaughter by a jury in the Circuit Court jury of Ludwell Lee, 21, of Bethesda, in an " automobile accident on the Rock- ville pike, near Grosvenor's lane, the morning of May 17 last, was yesterday afternoon sentenced by Judge Robert B. Peter to 18 months in the Maryland House of Correction. Sentence was passed after Judge Peter had overruled a motion for & new trial, which was asked on the theory that the verdict was against the weight of the evidence and that the court erred in admitting testimony damaging to the defendant Judge Peter stated that he had re-| ceived letters from the parents of both Lee and Calvin Brown, 18-year-old resident of Bethesds, who also was killed in the accident, and from the Washington Railway & Electric Co. by which McCulfough had been employed for several years, asking that sentence be suspended. He said, however, that he could nct agree to do that, although he had been led to understand that the boy had always borne & good Tep- utation and that his predicament was the result of not exercising his usual care in selection of associates. Judge Peter stated that he could nct agree with most criminologists and sociol- ogists relative to the efficacy of sus- pended sentences and declared it to be his judgment that fear of punishment is the best crime deterrent. The sccident which resulted in the death of the two youths occurred at & very early hour in the morning and was due to the automobile, Which McOullough was driving, leaving the pike and crashing into & telephone pole. Lee died soon after reaching & Washington hospital, Brown was killed_instantly, McCullough sustained a broken arm and other injuries and Cecil Baker, Bethesda youth, who was also in the car, escaped without being serjously hurt. chants’ Division of War-Time Food in her home here Sunday. Rhodesia to Great Britain. THE EVENING HEART ATTACK IS FATAL TO MRS. RICHARD MOUNT Vietim Was Head of lau‘fl Mer- Administration Here. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, December 8—Mrs. Rich- ard Mount, head of the retail mer- chants’ division of the Food Adminis- tration in Washington during the World War, died suddenly of a heart attack Before the war she was in charge of publicity for the woman's . suffrage movement. In recent years she had e on the staff of the Detroit Free ess. | She was born in Edgerton, Mo. Her | husband and & son survive. Manufacturing industries of the| Union of South Africa are worried | over threatened 1oss of their trade with | Wi <t il Special STAR; WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MANDRPAR GROLP POSES S TANK Citizens Structure Near School as Opposition to the proposed construc- DECEMBER 8, 1931 structed, would be a forerunner to a l:xr‘lle gas-manufacturing plant. They said this would injure the residential possibilities of the community, Speak- ers pointed to reports the gas company has leased 70 acres of land, or far more than would be required for the tank alone, Another objection was the tank would be 301 feet high, considered a violation of the building regulations. Members cited an ordinance bannin, the dumping of refuse into. the river between Rock Creek and Hains Point, which they argued might result if the gas company began operations in the vicinity. Richmond B. Keech, people’s counsel, declared the tank was planned as a booster plant in order that uniform pressure might be maintained in the community. WIFE EVEN WITH MAN AFTER RUM SENTENCE | Told Husband Complained She Sold Liquor, Woman Helps Convict Him on Similar Charge. | By the Associated Press, MINNEAPOLIS, December 8.—Mrs. | Frank Fisher got even with her hus- band, even if she had to go to Jail. Arrested by city police for bootleg- ging, Mrs. Pisher was told her husband had made the complaint. | . “He brings the liquor for me to sell,” | she sald. So police arrested Fisher. In Municipal Court yesterday, the Pishers each received 30-day work- Regard Proposed| Section Nuisance. tion of a 10,000,000-cubic-foot gas booster tank at Riggs road and th!‘ Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, near the Keene School, was voiced last night at a meeting of the Manor Park Citizens’ Association. Members predicted the tank, if con- Christmas Shipment Despite the lack of sunshine in Eng- land this year, the daily ultra-violet ray | readings at most resorts showed a very | small drop from last year, and as a| result bathers acquired thefr usual sun | tan. | Unfailingly Use ful— Men’s Tyboy Necktie Pressers $2 house sentences. “Well, you got just as much as I did,” sald Mrs. Fisher to her mate. 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Ill, December 8.— Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, the poet, died | just as h> believed he had “captured” his home town Dr. Clark W. Cummings, pastor of | the First Christian Church, revealed this yesterday from the same pulpit where Lindsay gave his last public recital only a week b>fore. Until then, Dr. Curmings sald, Lind- | say did not believe his townsmen took him seriously. “Springfi~id is mine!” the poet said | gleefully as prolonged applause greeted | the recitation of h's poems. “At last I have captured Springfield.” The poet was buricd yesterday in Oak | Ridge Cemetery near the grave of Abra- | ham Lincoln, of whom he was an ardent admirer. Several hundred prople, in- cluding Gov. L. L. Emmerson, attended. Lindsay dled in his sleep Saturday morning. PoTTED PLANTS, FIFTH FLOOR. POOL TABLES. Now even a city apartment can have its luilmrh room — for these small pool tables fold up and hide out of sight in a closet or under a bed. $6.50 to $2! 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