Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1932, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, X 195 B3 Service Ends | COL. TURRILL RETIRED FROM MARINE CORPS. DANGEROUS MILK - PRACTICE FOUND jMontgomery Health Officer ‘ Charges Human Contact in Bottling. Inspectors of Maryland Con-| duct Two-Day Drive on \ lllegal Posters. ¢ - ‘ | Speclal Dispatch to T ROCKVILLE, Md | port of Dr. E V. El officer, for the mor has just bee 3 the county | nest Offutt of Roc considerable mil has been allowed to ¢ | with hands during b | . “When milk is sc zation, as is the cas | county supplies at p hands should be | cause of the danger of | fectious diseases he repe adds that the deale: with the health dep: ‘The re- y health which me into contact out pasturi- all such ct with COL. J. S. TURRILL, charge of the Marine Corps Reserves, ast week after 40 years' service | ing this condif r set by| In connection w correct- as presented with a s Offutt’s work termine if any ST. MARYS TAX IS FIXED of any such carrier. Each person tested, ndant of | among the dairym T Photo, | 1aboratory test laborers are carriers o intestinal diseases tests 5o far made have nol the existence Rate of $1.49, 6 Cents Under 1931, | the report says, s given three successive g e e | tests in order mot to miss a carrier who Is Bet by Commissionera. is infectious only during intermittent periods. After all dairies have had one inspec- tion and the dealers listed, the report states that a meeting will be called to consider forming a permanent organi- Lee and Thomas C. Har- | zation to take up the question of adopt- otte Hall, have fixed the | i€ milk Tegulations for the county, the . object in_view g to insure a milk ent year at $1.49 on | gupri ‘of ‘high s rate for 1932 is 6 cents | adverse to the than that of 1931 | men. July 4.—The oners, Ralph wood, Benjamin F. Red- man of Va rison of e cul PAGE COUNTY IS HIT BY INSECT SWARM| in Power Plant |POLICE SHOOT 3 TIRES OFF CAR |EDMONSTON MAYQR'S |NEW FALLS EPISCOPAL | POST DELEGATES NAMED | IN CHASE, BUT SEIZE ONLY SOAP Driver Refuses to Heed Whistles of Prince Georges Offi- ‘ cers, Suspecting Truck Loaded With Liquor. . Md,, July 4—Prince Georges County police were reported ‘all washed up” for the Fourth today. At least they should be, having “cap- | tured” a truckload of soap with much difficulty yesterday It all_happened, the officers claim Walter P. Maynard, first block eenth street, wouldn't stop when they blew their whistle Policemen Ralph Brown and W E. Clifton say Maynard, ing a light delivery truck them while they were patrc Baltimore Boulevard at Riverdale early yesterday. Suspecting the truck contained liquor, ALEXANDRIAN IS STABBED IN LEG DURING FIGHT Warrant Is Sworn Out for His Ar- rest—Fireman Charges Assault. By a STaft Correspondent of The Star ALEXANDRIA, Va, J Gentzmer *of 300 bloc was treated at the Alexan last night for a stab wound in his le sustained, police say, in a fight in f "of the home of Carlton Snoots, fire truck driver of Engine, No. 1, who lives at 311 South Fairfax street A warrant for Gentzmer's arrest charging him with assaulting and beat- ing Snoots, was sworn out by last night, and is to be served b; today. Gentzmer refused to discuss his injury or state who stabbed him when | questioned at the hospital last night. week at the Pine I Mr. and Mrs irned to their a an Park Hotel Calif, Dodge, Madelein later will tou here about the middle of Au 'RE-ELECTION OPPOSED Former Magistrate of Town Is in Contest—One Council Post Competed For. 0 George W. Sh d W. Br PAIR SEEKS .I\flAYbRALTY IN NORTH BRENTWOOD r to succeed g. The pposed T for replace Rich- Town Hall PASTOR IS INSTALLED Rev. Clarence Stuart McClellanJr., Rector of Church Associated With Washington. Dispatch to The Star FALLS CHURCH, Va, Ju Rev. Clarence Stuart McClell | was installed as Episcopal Church observance The new Ly e here from Ashevil accept the past of which Geor h a_member a McClellan Patriot and the r f Mrs. K character. discussed m e of its dan- y be too pro- too conceited t. “Patriotism must tional defects of a ir virtues,” he sald | FLY LODGES IN EAR Alexandria Hospital Attaches Take Hour to Remove Insect. Correspondent of The it S Just Think of It— The Star delivered to your door every evening and Sunday morning at 1'.c per day and 5¢ Sunday. Can you afford to be without this service at this cost? Telephcne National 5000 and de- livery will start at once. 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