Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON D. (05 TUESDAY, FOES FIGHT PLANS OF “ALFALFA BILL" Battle to Control OkIahoma s Delegation to Democratic Convention Begins. By the Associated Press. AHOMA CITY. betweer December 29.— Gov. W. H nd his oppo- ma dele- Dempcratic con- of the ecutive Committee Vlda\ The committee, laying plans for the tate convention, had before it Mur- expressed wish that the conven- ible embattled to delay the con- a meeting of the Young Democrats at n February 22 of the anti-Smith so_are reported 1 Ifa Bill,” who has made announcement of presidential s TWINS RARELY HAVE TWINS, STUDY SHOWS Mortality Higher Older Mothers More Likely to Bear Pairs, Survey Reveals and Y have twin children mortality is higher among twins er mothers tend to have twins more x 1 young mothers, Mentality twins appears to be as high as that { other children, Paul Wilson, research assistant, said the study was undertaken in an attempt to determine the effect of heredity and environment upon human character- istics BANDIT SLAYS STOREMAN BEFQRE WOMAN PATRON Bhoots Victim Deliberately While He Protests That He Has No Money. CHICAGO, December 29 (#).—While a woman and little girl looked on, a bber last night shot and Kilied ph Rose, 40, shoe store proprietor. se he had no money to give up was fitting Miriam Rutherberg 1 1 a pair of shoes when the rob- ber entered and at the point of a pistol demanded his money. I can't give you any money.” Mrs. Dorothy _ Zimmer, the other witness quoted Rose as replying; “I haven't any e hold-up man pressed the pistol t Rose's abdomen, fired twice then leisurely walked from the s Mrs. Zimmer said When police arrived Rose was lying on the floor, dead. A search disclosed he had no money in his pockets and none in the cash drawer [Rival J udges Give Labor Defense Group's 'ACTOR ASKED TO PAY YOUTH FOR INJURIES Court Dose —— Attorney for Studio Office Boy Who Says Ben Lyon K. 0.'d Him Seeks Settlement, Police Prisoners Doul)lo Same V l()l‘ll()l\ Hdh‘(l Be- fore Bench Twice | By the Associated Press | LOS ANGELES, December 29.— Charles Cradick, attorney for Cedric Lamar, 18, film studio office boy, an- nounced today he had written Ben 1 motion picture actor and hus- of Bebe Daniels, suggesting settle- t for injuries he said the boy re- ved when knocked unconscious by the_actor. e attorney in Same Day. By the Associated Press JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. December 29.—Police court prisoners got a double dose of justice here yesterday. Two rival city judges at different times called the same court to order and ¢ tried the same cases. Hugh F. Anderson, who was given the office through a commissionership in city’s economy program, heard the st, forfeiting bonds and im- posing fines v minutes later M. E. Tipton ims the judgeship by virtue of said Lamar told him Lyon was angered because the boy would not let Miss Daniels see Lyon or notify him on a movie sound stage of her presence when she called a few day ago. Lamar said Lyon, cast as a boxer |as saying when asked about the affair. in s movie role, upbraided him and slruck him down with a blow to the "Tyon was quoted by the Examiner as saying that the boy had been “inso- lent” and that Miss Daniels had to wait outside for 20 minutes. The boy said he had studio orders not | to disturb any one on a set and jold Miss Daniels he would try to have some ¢ sent for her husband “Aw, that's not news. That happened a week ago,” the Examiner quoted Lyon RELIEF SALARIES cuT NEW YORE, December 20 (F)—The Federation for the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Societies will reduce the wages of between 3,000 and 4,000 of its social workers, Joseph N. Proskauer, president of the federation, sald last night. The proposel is for a reduction of from 2%, per cent on salaries ranging from $900 to $1,199 per year to from 10 to 20 per cent on the executives who | receive from $3,000 to $25,000. a legislative act, repeated the procedure duplicating the verdicts. The court officer, Acting Chief of Police Cummings, was called away fi | | | | And| s court by a fire alarm, ar when Tipton arrived he secured the services of a patrolman and opened n a private office or Snipes had told police not to ize Tipton WILL DEFEND BARBER IN CITIZENSHIP CASE Secretary Assails U. S. Proceedings Against Arizona Man. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Decemb International Labor Defen Sunday it would fight the the Federal courts of Phoenix, Ar cancel the citizenship of Ortner, Phoenix barber Communist “Ortner has been in this coun many years,” retary of the Labor Defense. “Proce ings against him, the father of a family, some of them native born in line with Secretary of Labor liam N. Doak’s s labor deportation posed to Hoover. “The International Labor Defense proposes to fight the attempt of Doak's agents to intimidate and deport every worker who refuses to submit without ent and ize unions to olicy, recentl: starva- bet- Make sure you're right —then go ahead! 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