Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1932, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1932. TATAT AAAA AL 9 H BURRDUGHS AD PLEDGE 5 I Citizens’ Association Would Co-operate in Forming Organization. The co-operation of the Burroughs Citizens’ Association in the formation of a community relief organization was | pledged last night at & meeting of the | association in the Burroughs School, Eighteenth and Monroe streets north-j east, | The proposal was made by William | Love, the body's delegate to the Fed- | eration of Citizens’ Associations, who | sald a number of business men along Rhode Island avenue northeast would be willing to make weekly or monthly | contributions for the needy of the neighborhood. | The assoclation adopted a resolution | offering its help to the business men | and authorizing its president to appoint two persons to co-operate with any or- ganization for relief that they may form | This action followed a decision to | cancel plans for an association Christ- mlsdplfly because of the great existing need. 1t also was suggested that the North- | east Bicentennial Committee carry on | the work of emergency relief, but this | proposal was voted down. Municipal authorities were asked by the citizens to widen and straighten Bunker Hill road from Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth street northeast, and to resurface Queens Chapel road from Eighteenth street northeast to Rhode Island avenue. A program of musical entertainment was provided with Mrs. Fay Swensen, contralto, accompanied by Mrs. Lucy Mayo at the piano, rendering several | dolos: Mrs. Swensen and Mrs. J. A.| Koons in duets, and Warren Koons, | Mrs. Koons' son, giving several har- monica_selections. John M. Stoddard, president, presided. GAS KILLS MOTHER OF WASHINGTON MAN | Mrs. Elizabeth C. Abell, 62, Falls to Sleep Beside Range in | Home in Baltimore. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, December 2.—Falling asleep as she was heating milk on a | gas range, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Abell, 62, | was asphyxiated yesterday when the | water from the heataing vessel over- flowed, extinguishing the flame. Cozener John J. Morrisey said death ‘was accidental. 8he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ben J. Reber of Baltimore, and three sons, George Abell, Washington; Chazles S. Abell of Miami and Francis Abell of Baltimore. | | .. .and ea is just the to cash your Christmas Savings Check . . . it L buy more boxed for gift-giving. IM. C ARMY ORDERS Lieut. Col. Frank Geere, Coast Artil- lery, now en route from Hawail to In- dianapolis, Ind., for recruiting duty, is relieved from that assignment and will report to chief co-ordinator in Wash- m, D. C., for temporary duty until he takes his regular station at Kansas | ‘t‘:;t!y, Mo, as co-ordinator, 6th Corps | . The following officers are appointed members of a board to meet in Wash- ington at call for the purpose of physi- cally examining candidates for the posi- tion of interne in Army hospitals: Maj. Charles W. Riley, M. C.; Maj. James J. Weeks, D. C.; Major Harry A. Bishop, | M. C, and Capt. Arnold A. Albright, | % - | Maj. Iber James Fairchild, Specialist Reserve, Washington, D, C., is assigned | to active duty January 9 in connection with procurement duties in the office of the Assistant Secretary of War. Capt. Claude M. Adams, 8th Infantry, iis detached from Fort Screven, Ga.! and assigned to Fort Moultrie, S. C. Capt. Walter L. Sherfey, Infantry, has been placed on the retired list for dis- ability. Lieut. William R. Mackinnon, Quar- termaster Corps, detached Chicago depot, to Fort Benning, Ga. Maj. Charles W. Ryder and Maj. Wal- ton H. Walker, Infantry, will report for duty at Fort George G. Meade, Md upon the completion of their tour in| China. Capt. Rufus Boylan, Infantry, signed to the Quartermaster Cor| fective December 7, with station ai Sam Houston, Tex. Maj. Leslie T. Saul, Infantry, de- is as- tached Fort Howard, Md., and assigned to Washington quartermaster depot upon his discharge from Walter Reed Hospital. Marine Corps Orders i | Lieut. Col. Lauren S. Willis, assigned | to duty at San Diego, Calf. | Maj. Peter C. Geyer. detached, San Diego, Calif., to headquarters, Depart- ment of the Pacific, San Franc Capt. Field Harris, detached 1st Bri- gade, Haiti, to VS Squadron 15M, U. S. | S. Lexington, San Diego, Calif. | First Lieut. Cherles C. Brown, detach- | ed, Peiping, China, to Depariment of the Pacific via the U. S. S. Chaumont, scheduled to sail from Chinwangtao, China, on or about December 22 Second Lieut. Forest C. Thompson, on or about December 3, detached Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md, to Phila- delphia. Second Lieut. Harvey C. Tschirgi, on or about December 3, detached Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md, to Phia- delphia. | CARS YIELD TO BUSSES | SAN ANTONIO, Tex., December 2| ().—Mayor C. M. Chambers indicated | yesterday plans of the San Antonio | Public Service Co. to replace its 150: street cars with busses will be aproved | by the city Monday. | Col. W. B. 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