Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1932, Page 22

NG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1932. 1 patd on the be accredited £o the | the obligation of paying for all of the o B S o e tpmints ot seced | G, 0. P. FARM LEADERS ipped Jausd truck, be declared | Pliowtng -t prescniation o e (CONFER WITH HOOVER case, Chairman Fellows announced t | that the county board will hold & pub- lic hearing on the matter at the Court | Hyde and Others at White House House Saturday night and that an volunteer firemen of the county were Meeting Bilent on Topics Discussed. THE EVEM 2Ot or parry rrom apvssita HRE EQUPMENT BY ATLANTA MAYOR sision coning o i o prsen e, ant . FIGHT LAUNCHED perot’s Choice of Gifts to Foreign Rulers Is Tall Animal. TS PR T R0 Arlington Board Agrees to Return Two Pieces to Save Five Others. invited o be present And give their ws. P On motion of Wi James Key, Dry Law Critic, lgett of the Clarendon Vortmteg: Gains Margin of 17,178 & resoltition of confidence 1:“&: board. | to 11,744, By the Associated Press. In recent years dogs, cats, raccoons, Strong hopes that the specisl diplo- | peacocks and even sheep have been sent matic mission coming from Abyssinia |to the White House. Hoovers have 0 call on lent, Hoover received many dogs. The President's along a or two are enteértal special is a elk Hound, by officials of the National Zoo. It is |a frien animal which will forsake expected to bring a “few pets.” every one else when he sees the Presi- By the Associated Press. P R Republican agricultural leaders of L : . the House were called into conference 994 Live in Vatican City. last might by President Hoover. No VATICAN CITY, March 16 (#).— | hint was given of the topic under dis- county has on the equipment. Vatloan City has a population of 994, | cussion. The Zoo has no giraffe, and the col- | dent. By the Associated Press. Secretary TLAN’ orful Emperor Haile Selassi¢ and his Raccoon a Roamer. CLARENDON, Va., March 16— Plan Public Hearing. according to & census which has just | . 45 Was 8 on the meet- of atante Bae roteh wh ialn oy 3 | predecessors are known to favor the| Rebecca, the raccoon presented fo| Through the retum of two pleces of | Fellows asserted that the county is|been completed. Of these 711 are citi- | ing, hela m:-’a residential part of the m?rlmsn'n}cx' Lo Sy e > chief executive, Mayor James L. Key, | one-necked, e %‘h‘nw“?;e S0 | President Coclidge, had & habit af = Knre!-r;gmm:zheeqxifl:,;tm to the manu- | now operating on botrowed maney fnd | s and the rest temporary residents. | White House instead of the usual ex-|was Teported in 1931 over 1590 bfi; oufkpoten ortbo of prohibition and aa< | ey , ALIIAS 0 Tose unally are | ALILE from her wire cage and remink | facturers, the Arington County boatd |that ii may be several mon ore argest nawonal group are Ttalians, | ecutive office . Representatives | North Dakota poultr: ho vocate of Sunday movies for charity. |turned over to the Zoo. e neighborhood. Once she was found | hopes to be able t0 save five other pleces | it “is posaible to leam its financial | numbering 568, and second Swiss, with | Haugen of lowa, Furnell of Indians | records in co-operation e, Tecord vote for municipal elections | Two fine lions sent fo President D e i, Tt Lo the combinied o | lioged Tegal prrchasl by o bi s | status, hech the bOHE destes ia and lark of New York, members of | University's Ageicultiiral Colloge ere yras cast yesterday to bring about | Coolidge from Johannesburg nightly flll | forts of the Secret Service, the Wash- | of supervisors, Harry A. Fellows, chair- defeat of a bitterly fought recall move- | the air with roars from the Zoo's ani- | ington police and the Fire Department | man of the county board, told members e O et ere | mal house. A pygmy hippopotamus sent | o get her down. of the Arlington-Fairfax Countles Vol. pite police at polling places. | to Mr. Coolidgs from Liberia The Coolidges were very fond of |unteer Firemen's Assoclation here last e T &8 e Drecncs |mnciihe lioke: thdte bright-eyed little Rebecca. _She used | night. | ection Roosevel to eat morsels from the President’s| Fellows denied emphatically report: bt Bl o oo st = hand and perched on Mrs. Coolldge’s | that the county was to lose elght pleces e DT mears satd, None |, DF: William Mann, director of the |shoulder, She went with them on (of equipment. He said that le had = h"}t oo Zoo, recalls that in 1904 the famous old | Summer vacations. Just as everything | been informed that such statements was hurt seriously. ruler Menelik of Abyssinia sent a large | was packed and they were ready to |are being made to the various fire com- Started by Dry League. collection of animals to President |leave the Black Hills in South Dakota | panies by a representative of the manu- The ht against Mayor Koy was Roosevelt. Among them were lions, |for Washington, Rebecca disappeared. |facturers of the equipment. Initiated by the Gréater Atlanta Pro- |baboons and zebras. They Were given The starting was delayed several hours | hibition and Law Enforcement League to the Zoo, but all are now dead. The | while brush was beat on surrounding | after his repeated public declarations | YWO Z00 giraffes also died. hillsides to get the lost raccoon. last year that prohllfiitéon h‘ld failed, was not enforced, did not prevent|that Sunday movies for charity w Snking and had corrupted "public | jy SUnday moviet mcnes necouse o¢| OFFICER TO DESCRIBE officials. needs of the destitute. SUBMARINE RESCUES | charge for use of : 1f this were done, they say, it 18 feared [oover. that the charge would equal what the Egg Production Rises. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. OODWARD & LOTHROP 10™ (1™ F axp O STREETS To Return Truck and Pumper. The county board has offered, Fel- lows said, to return the rescue squad truck and the 750-gallon pumper, with the understanding the $4,000 already Shall We A Special Offer—600 Pairs Circulation of a recall petition was| Early in the controversy precipitated started by John A. Manget, president by his prohibition statement, the pastor of the league, and then other forces|of his church gave the mayor the began to join the movement. choice of silence on prohibition or re- The mayor vetoed payment of a bonus | signing as leader of a men’s Bible class. on a city construction job and advocat- | Mayor Key resigned and now leads & ed salary reductions to balance the | non-denominational group in & down- munieipal budget. His financial policies | town theater. and administration were criticized, and | Hundreds of his ftiends called at his he was accused of unfairness to labor.| home last night after the recall was A. Steve Nance, president of the At-|defeated. He issued a statement urging lanta Federation of Trades, led a new |his “enemies” to leave him “alone now attack on Mayor Key and many joined | for a while.” him. Then the mayor sanctioned the . opening of theaters for charity perform- R TR ances on Sunday and his poht!cal; GUEST RABBI TO SPEAK enemies increased further. Recall Pelition Presented. | Recall petitions were presented to| Asheville, N. C., Leader Will Ad- | Lieut. Lowe H. Bibby Will Also Demonstrate Use of “Lung” in Y. M. C. A. Pool. Lieut. Lowe H. Bibby, officer in charge of the experimental diving unit | at the Washington Navy Yard, will give an illustrated lecture on submarine res- cue developments tonight at 8:15 o'clock | at the Central Y. M. C. A, 1738 G| street. | Lieut. Bibby will demonstrate use of | the “lung,” submarine escape device, | and following the lecture in the assem- | bly hall will show actual use of the in- | vention in the Y. M. C. A. pool. Frank | Recognize Soviet Russia? GEN. ‘A‘MOS A.’I;RIES PROF. SCOTT NEARING 1 b2 Chairman Rev. Russell J. Clinchy For Limited Time— Imported Glace Gloves Regularly $2.95 and $3.95 $[-95 the City Couneil. 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