Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1932, Page 12

A—12 »» LEADERS OUTLINE SAFETY WEEK PLAN Campaign to Be Held Here During Session of Na- tional Council. Plans for a Washington Safety week, to be held here in conjunction with the National Safety Council Convention Oc- tober 3 to 7, 1932, were discussed at a meeting of the local council representa- tives today. | Two national officers of the organiza- tion—Julian Harvey of New York and W. H. Cameron, managing director of | the council—outlined to the 19 Wash- ington delegates methods whereby the safety drives have been conducted in other cities during past conventions, Five Thousand Will Attend. Approximately 5.000 persons are ex- pected to attend the convention here, which will include exhibitions and dem- onstrations of safety methods. The sessions are to be held at the Wardman | Park and Shoreham Hotels and will be open to the public Three plans were offered for the | management of Safety week here. The first entails adoption of a slogan to be printed on menus, circulars and pro- grams; arrangements for speakers to address luncheon clubs and civic or- ganizations, safety sermons from the | pulpits of the city, radio talks on safety and police exhibitions of safe driving etc. By extending the first scheme, which involves no expenditures, a larger plan may be laid out. This would include a parade, erection of an accident clock for the American Automobile Association to use as in- dicator of the number of accidents occuring in the city and display of banners from street cars, taxies and in other public places. Third Plan Offered. A third plan would link Washmgmn‘ and the Bicentennial with the program, through the use of posters, stickers and other advertising media. ~Safety arm bands would be distributed to the police, firemen, elevator operators and others entrusted with the public safety. Prize essay contests also would be con- ducted in the schools under this plan. Representatives of local concerns who attended the conference this morning were: J. L. Vandegrift, Chesapeake & Po- tomac Telephone Co.; 8. Kjaer, Bureau | of Labor Statistics; Comdr. W. E. Hall, Navy Department; W. P. Biggs, Navy | Department; I. H. Moore, Western Elec- tric Co.; Dr. M. G. Lloyd, Bureau of Stendards; Richard W. Thrush, Amer- ican Red Cross; H. F. Enlows, American Red Cross: Thomas F. Behler, American Automobile Association; H. V. Schreiber, Capital Traction Co.; Southern Railway System: J. H. Rixse, Hartford Accident & Indemnity C J. O. Totton, Washington Terminal C: E. 8. Stille, Washington Terminal D. Harrington, Bureau of Mines; W. R. Richards, Associated General Contrac- tors; Alexander Shapiro, Wash! n Rapld Transit Co.; Emest W. Brown, it superintendent, Metropolitan Police, District of Columbia, and rles lfl!'.‘:RuLh. superintendent, The Evening | ALIEN PROBE RESUMED Special House Hearing to Take Up Anti-Communist Bills. Chairman Dickstein of the House Im- migration Committee today announced he would reopen hearings on immigra- tion restriction Tuesday to permit those interested to talk on a single sub- Ject—exclusion of alien Communists. Bills in identic language by Repre- sentative Bachmann, Republican, West Virginia, and Representative Hopkins, Republican, Missouri, would put alient Communists on the same status as alient anarchists as to exclusion and D. H. Beatty, | Awaits Sentence ACTRESS CONVICTED OF VIO- | LATING STATE LABOR LAWS. MARY NOLAN. By the Associated Press. . LOS ANGELES, March 11.—Sen- | tencing of Mary Nolan, moving picture actress, for eight violations of State labor laws, has been postponed until | late today. | Miss Nolan, who as Imogene Wilson was a musical comedy star, was con- victed of charges of failure to pay wages. 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