Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1932, Page 31

“Smile Girl” OZARKS CHOOSES MOST WIN- SOME MISS. ARMY WAR COLLEGE CLASS GRADUATED List of 84 Officers From 3 Branches Includes 27 Washingtonians. Twenty-seven Washingtonians were | included in the list of 84 officers from | the three branches of the service who | were graduated this morning in the | Army War College 26th class. The men and the stations to which | they are assigned follow Thomas - Holcomb, U. S. M. C, s Lieut. Cols. coe, War Department; | , Marine Headquarters; , Fort Bliss, Tex. War Department; Carlisle Ba: Mitchell, Militia | Carl C. Oekes, War De- and Charles F. Severson, War | ent Majs. Wilfrid M. Blunt, Chief of Cav- Iry’s Office; James L Bradley, Command | d General Staff School; Bradford G. , War Departm Daniel versity of Florida; How- ar Department; Shepler Field, Calif.; aning, Ga GERALDINE FITZGERALD, Eighteen, of Joplin, Mo., has been chosen the most winsome girl in the Ozarks and will be this year's cfficial “Ozark smile girl.” —A. P. Photo. * EXPLOITATION OF RIVER TRAFFIC TO BE PRESSED Plans to Encourage Potomac Trans- portation Will Come up at Luncheon Tuesday. Department Department; f Fleld Artil- War Depart- riele, War De- | Frank K. Ro ery’s Office; Guy ment, and Claudi partment. Other graduates follow Capts. Douglas L. Annapolis, and Ralph A A N., Fairbury, Nebr.; C ; Cynthiana, Ky.; Pressley M. Rixey, Cul- | peper, Va., and Selwy Smith, Ad- | jutant General's Office; Capt. Adol- | phus Staton, U. S. N. Tarbora, N. C.; | Lieut. Cols. Charles H. Bonesteel, Fort Benning, Ga.: James H. Cunningham, Gloucester, Mass, and Ambrose R. Emery, Bloomfield, Ind.; Comdr. Ed- ‘The Transportation Committee of the Washington Chamber of Commerce | will discuss the matter of river tourist and passenger trafic on the Potomac | at a Juncheon meeting to be held Tues- day aboard the S. S. City of Washing- ton, at the Seventh Street Wharf. The committee will be guests of E. 8. Wilson, jr., of the Wilson Line. “The beauties of the Potomac and its recreational advantages to the National Capital stand in need of promotive | effort,” George E. Kenélpp, chairman . EVE NING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, oy v — RECEIVER IS NAMED FOR INVESTMENT FIRM Frank Stetson Will Act for Court Case of Crane, Parris & Co. in trust_officer of the & Trust Co., District Supreme Frank Stetson, National Saving: been designated Court Justice Jesse C. Adkins as re- | celver of the assets of the investment brokerage firm of Crane, Parris & Co., 821 Fifteenth The bond of the receiver 8! 0. The appointmen “ALL OVER TOWN” —the better to serve you! | To Quickly Rid Your Home 1 | Pests— || of Obnoxious Bug | will exceed $265,000, asked leave of the has | Juit by Charles A. Carry, 1311 G street; Mrs. Virginia Devine, \ALARM CLOCK LISTED m&fi:umflmmn zssocuuon AS WEAPON IN COURT They charged insolvency against m- ————— gene E. Thompson and B. Ogle Harper, | Mimbers 'of the firm. - Thomias W. |Man Accused of Striking Wife Brahany, former member of the firm, ‘With One Held for Jury ‘ on $1,000 Bond. also was named as defendant. The creditors, who say_their claims court to withdraw from an agreement | An alarm clock was termed & “dead- which they signed last October not to |ly and dangerous weapon” in Police ;:ketlgznr!‘gclt_‘ln‘nlnn'i‘rasél%eof:r&e’fnhfy Court yesterday, where a man accused y the financial co of striking his wife with one was held U MRRrASIE. W . | for the grand jury on a charge of as- » | sault with a dangerous weapon. William W. Ferree pleaded gullty to | the charge. His wife, Mrs. Willam Four magazines devoted to table ten- | nis are being published in Japan. Limit Quantities . on Popular Check the prices of articles in this announcement . . . compare Then you’ll understand why “PEOPLES” are known as values! JUN Some Examples of “Peoples Cut Prices E 24, 1932. TRIAL JUSTICE SYSTEM police, lfl.lgwllw!llom and a possible when her husband hurl- ed the clock at her as a climax domestic quarrel in their home, in 3300 block of M street, yesterday. Judge John P. McMahon held Ferree for the jury on $1,000 bond. Court attaches said it was the first case on their record where an alarm clock was f I Special Dispatch to The Star. R R AR LURAY, Va, June 24 Aviators to Help Police. o will T PORTLAND, Oreg. (#).—Three Port- ous ustices of the peace in Page G | ty. | police captains, and in the future will | have no jurisdiction in the trying use airplanes In aiding the tracking | civil and eriminal cases, ' down of crimin: The tri »i Everyday Needs! the stores that set the pace for greater values on first-quality, nationally known drug store needs. Keep Cool and Comfortable This Summer tos EFFECTIVE IN PAGE JULY 1 New Officers Will Replace Justices of Peace and Will Sit at Shenan- doah, Stanley and Rileyville. —After July 1 a trial justice will replace the numer- ‘These justices, however, will lt.lll land aviators have been sworn iIn as|issue warrants and subpoenas, but will day in month at Shenandoah, Stanle; lnd ‘While the lppolnunent has not been definitely made, it is understood that Juvenile Judge John H. Booton will become the trial justice for Page County. ! MORE CHILDLESS HOMES ‘!‘uurn Show Such Marriages om Increase. Childless marriages are increasing, there being 5,000,000 childless homes in of ‘tha United States, 4,000,000 in Germany Justice will hold court one 'and 2,000,000 in France. SPECIALS For TODAY and SATURDAY! Here are tremendous savings for smokers...a two-day sale of popular cigars and smoking needs. 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