Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1932, Page 11

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1932. A—11 WALKER D[EISIUN pittc omecr contening ne et ve .| REYNOLDS DEATH | DOG WILL GET MEDAL |&= g;;«;;;;fl;‘;;rccw;;mgei;;;gn_t;d ARMY TO HOLD TESTS 1:,,"”3,?;"?,‘,“,5,’:2;;?;‘, i GO TO ANNAPOLIS | was fortunate enough ot to be caught lin turn defeated by the former speaker, FOR MEDICAL CORPS MEN well s at Army | David Carleton Crowell, jr. of 2258 Humane Society to Reward Saving r mare vacancies, with L, I, bury contended the record * clelm 'NOUIRY RENEWED v of the House of Representatives in the TR nIlr) ro( :iafi 05200 a month with al- | Cathedral l\’"}}{ue_ a member of the of Child From Snake. United States Naval Reserve, is one of following election. 25 Lieutenancies Vacant, Exami-|lowances and a year's interneship at . "o nonve Wty ob Sl thet e ‘p}l;o\fl;d m;h mayor gty of & chary ey included accusations o ALBANY, N. Y., August 4 (7)—The| Democratic leaders of the district Walter Reed Hospital with full pay. . IS EXPEBTED SUDN | ff“,’:,'mi"a,‘:gcfl!";’ffld‘u“a’g‘ {rom brokerags | Winston-Salem Grand Jury Be | field_secretary's office Bete of the Na.|will meet within the next two weeks nations Will Be Conducted for | Those taking the examinations must o 'S't‘fi‘;::“‘;,‘::‘":p:é“’"fi_ '0; the den financial transactions through tional Humane Soclety learned yester- | to name his successor. ! First Time in Years. “* between 23 and "&d““z °§ e o | Osburn Gray of Hanover, Md., m« m“ missing Russel T. Sherwood; | lieved to Be Working on To- dm that a gold medal was being struck - . — mfluu; ?! an accepted pe 1&:‘_::5}?& other of ‘the Nl Reasriite \\ho - t he permitted the designation, in | Heir M: [ for Myre, the Daytan, Oblo, dog which | 5 s o0 1o Open Monday. \ For the fiat time in several years the | ) e emtul oandidates must pass. the | Decome a midshipman, as is Harrison call d 1] th 1 (,.‘ compensation cases, of doctors | bacco Heir Mystery. | protected its master from a rune-‘ ;s Wi Depsrtimant tak denariecd it 28 ]“: candida ’ 1:,]’m e Bnm Jr S e e Mayor Calle nworthy o who split fees with his' brother, Dr —_— fsmakels sangs B0 ey vy LEONARDIOWN] fMd, | Awgust | 4| o e feam atiors o appatnit e e iam H. Walker: and that he failed | p; tng associated Press | ppohe mede erman Binseher dog, for| (SPecial).—Leonardtown’s new post of- [ 0 To leutenan i m e | S tod Belief by Seabury—May ':;» produce s fnancial records or te5- | ™ WINETONSAIEN, . . August 4. Sink the it of Gene. Boldman, aged |fce Wil open Monday it zoEnt as Ot Tetenand Medical | sm&x‘\mfl:{.,‘:m‘jfil‘“&:& part n P A% —A county grand jury is believed to|3.” The bravery medal has been|ncunced by Postmaster Har Examinations will be held in Wash- | start August 21 from Berlin Get Hearing. “Unworthy of Belief.” | Bare Siartad & mew investigation of the | swarded 20 Hmes since the practice ltesi el ly After summing up, Seabury said: , death of Smith Reynolds, 20-year-old | began four years ago. = e { lowa s . | heir to tobacco miliions. The dog was bitten by the snake ¢ On this record of equivocation. eva- | “ryg” yyry resumed its session today |as it battled to protect the boy, who o s i sion and contradiction, the mayor has | gfter an unexplained appearance be- | reached toward a rose around which v | fore it yesterday of Sheriff Transou | the snake was colled. The dog re-; ALBANY, N. Y, August 4—An at-| demonstrated himself te be unworthy 3 y | tack on Mayor James J. Walker's| of belief where his official conduct is Scott. It g _sulmnv:;n rc‘(;‘mgd”:n covered credibility lay on Gov. Franklin D.| called into question.” accept an original finding tha | R TR ¥ . ussing the ' {al that | death of the young husband of Libby Rooseyelty daak IOt AN e oA the g Sherwood wes his fatncial | Holman, Broadway torch songstress, HOUSE CANDIDATE DIES -~ New York's “Jimmy” pushed to the| aoent. handlng bt o i siiotce? forefront of gubernatorial problems Seabury hark < Scott Insisted on a coroner's inquest, | F. m. 0'Hair, Illinois Race Entry, | The documentary strife between | S T , | which found Reynolds met his end at A 2 who was ousted by the Governor after | the hands of “party or parties un-| Beat “Uncle Joe” Cannon Once. Walker and Samuel Seabury, counsel to he explained he got large sums from a | known.” Scott refused to comment on | papre 1 August 4 ().—Frank T. & legislative committee of investiga-| “wonderful tin box” in his home. his trip to the jury room yesterday. = tion, reached a new climax when Sea-| It will be readlly observed.” Seabury | Reynolds died of a bullet wound | 8::;1;{ o S’o,‘n:\c;;;ntcct:mhm;gxng Jor bury filed late vesterday 20,000 words | $hid: vthat whencver expenditures wWerc | at Revnolds, his estate, after & party yriei*yn the coming election, and victor Ll g . T to have been made by Sherwood | marked, witnesses said, by drinking of | /- “uncle’ Joe” Canmon i & calling Walker evasive and “unworthy | for the mayor's benefit, the mayor's ex- | corn whisky. once over SR e of belief” It was a reply to Walker's | planation was always tne same—cash | e Tl M e s X defense against accusations of unfitness, | from the s Arl P Doail follow { on which the mayor’s removal is sought. “This explanation ers from those made by lesser members of political BERMUDEZ FL'ES HOME | __O'Hair was an attorney and a leader | §| Decision Expected Soon. hierarchy only, as the mayor was at — velt is expected to) PRins to emphasize, in that it involves: | LOS ANGELES. August 4 (#).— Er- PROTECTION make a decision pubh&‘ He may give | ‘Not & vault, not a tin box—a safe in | nest Bermudez, Nicaragua’s Conserva- Walker a hearing. It also was con- | My home. tive party choice for presidential nom- i e sidered possible he might remove or _— inee, left here ljm‘lvrdaf_\' on an Amer- Guard your family’s te hi the basis of docu- ican Airways airplane for Managua. & 5 memoaAle. Wh°°Pm§E‘fg‘1‘;=T“S o= f“lme | “te “will mrrive in the Central Amer- health with this pure, Seabury, whose tone has hitherto| CAPITOL Md., August 4 |ican republic Sunday on the Pan- | | : ilet tissue. been coldly legal, uncorked sharp lan- | (Special) —The two-month whooping | American Airways after passing through safe, quahty toile i — gusge. Alluding to the mavor's conten- | cough epidemic which has been besieg- | Dallas, Brownsville, Tex., and Mexico 2000 sheets per roll—25¢. 7 e tion that 10 of 15 val counts are |ing Capitol Heights during the past | City nu“{?.“;é becrise they Tefer 10 8 pre | two months has subsided, Health 'Of- | . The elections will be held November ! 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