Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1933, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1933. DANGE 10 BENEFTT JEWSH STUDENTS Mardi Gras to Be Staged to Help Raise Funds for College Loans. Representatives of leadir fraternities, rorities Washington will stage a Sunday night at the Willard H the objective of fund from which 5 to Jewish studenis in need aid to complete col announced today b; Jewish Student Loan Fu The dance will be social affair for tt dent loan fund T hotel is to bz elaborat the occasion, and novelties are to be of the evenir in local thea tribute numbers Joseph Bulman i Executive Committee of soring the event. Ot Edward Aaronson Breeskin, Aaron Goldman, M: vy, Sylvia Mink and J. Brown Venezky. Repre- sentatives of the various iraternitie and sororities form the general board. The philanthropic movement has re- ceived the indorsement of Rabbi Abram Simon, Isaac Gan: 3 1 smith, and many ducational y the group. Miss Ethel Passin is chairman of the Dance Committee. DOLLAR RESIDENCE GUARDED CLOSELY ‘Widow of Late Shipping Magnate Reported to Have Already Paid $6,000 on Receiving Threats. By the Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, January 6.—The Chronicle said today the home of the late Capt. Robert Dollar is being guard- ed night and day because the shipping magnate's widow has received “black- maliling or kidnaping” threats. The paper said “sources close to the family” revealed the widow already had paid more than $6,000 to the persons allegedly making the threats, but that members of the family denied receipt of the letters or that the home was guarded. ‘The grandchildren of Mrs. Dollar— the four children of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Dollar—have been objects of the threats, the Chronicle said. Sheriff Walter B. Sellmer of Martin County ‘was quoted as saying he had heard guards were watching the Dollar home, though no request for assistance had been made to him. | COURT TOLD OF $40,000 RACE SWINDLE IN 1919/ By the Associated P ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, January 6.— Defails of how he claims he ~was swindled out of $40,000 in an alleged | fake horse race gambling scheme here | in 1919 were related to a jury yesterday by John D. Sinclair of Waltham, Mass., in the trisl of J. W. Chase, alias John Refkin | said he mortgaged his home vas induced e gambling entitled to a por- ings” on a bet d he never saw Refkin is alleged to been one of the manipulators of scheme TRAVEL LECTURE TONIGHT Carveth Wells, travel writer and ex-| plorer, will discuss a recent journey, | “From Leningrad to Ararat,” before the | National Geographic Society here to- | night at 8:15. ‘The lecture will consist of a descrip- tion of his adventures last Summer while traveling from the Russian city down to the Caucasus to the Turkish border panied on the trip by N & cameraman Medical Leader Dead KANSAS CITY, January Benjamin Burroughs Ralp} known for his treatment narcotic addicts, died here yes the sanitarium which he had operated 30 years. The Greatest —made in glasses Hi-Bo glasses wi temples give unobs l Dance Chairman MISS ETHEL PASSIN, Chairman of the Dance Committee for the benefit cf the hington Jewish Stud can Fund, cup which will be a Hated crgani for the dance. HELD AT BETHESDA IN ASSAULT CASE| | Spencer L. Wise Faces Charge of Attacking Filling Station Owner, Who Refused Him Credit. g most tickets Staff Photo. 21 Correspondent of The Star. BETHESDA. Md., January 6. — Spencer L. Wise was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and as- sault and battery here Wednesday night after an attack upon Gordon Burrows, gmprlotor of a gasoline filling station ere. Burrows told Montgomery County police that Wise drove up to his sta- tion shortly before midnight, asked to be given some gasoline on credit and was refused. Wise, Burrows said, be- | came angry and opened the door of his automobile and toppled into the driveway. | When Burrows endeavored to assist the man to his feet, Wise arose and struck the proprietor of the station a blow in the mouth Corpl. Oscar Gaither and Pvt. W. Frank Soper of the Bethesda substation | of the Montgomery County force, drove into the station just as the attack oc- curred and placed Wise under arrest. Arraigned before Justice of the Peace Fred Van Court, Wise was released & short time later on $277.50 bond for appearance in the county Police Court at Rockville. He gave his address as Bethesda. Vatican Gets Dairy Herd. VATICAN CITY () —Twenty-seven | Swiss cows have arrived at Castelgan- | dolfo, the Papal country estate, 20 miles from’ Rome, as a nucleus of the Vati- can’s independent dairy. Hitherto the Vatican has obtained its milk from | Rome. | Curley Club to Give Dance. | The Curley Club will give its first dance of the new year in the Conti- | nental Hote¥ tomorrow at 9 p.m. Pro- | ceeds will be applied to the club's scholarship fund mhmatjsm! | Arthritis! | Neuritis! Don't neglect what may seem to be a trivial ache or pain and allow a | serious ailment to develop. Make | the palatable Mountain Valley Min- eral Water your “ounce of preve tion” against stiffened joints, stal bing nerves or aching muscles. Phone or write for booklet. i FREE—Sample to Residents_of Washington—Phore or Write Today Name Address . Mountain Val'ey Water America’s Foremost Health Water 1405 K N.W. MEt. 1062 Improvement in recent years th high mounted tructed side vision and reveal the beauty of your eyes in profile. 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