Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1933, Page 7

COMMITTEE 10 AID WANDERING YOUTHS M C. A. Appoints Group to| Advise Boys on Vocational | . Problems. The Young Men’s Christian Associa- tion has appointed a committee of Pprominent educators, representatives of industry and other interested in vo- Cational guidance to assit in counseling ‘wandering youths” on problems of oc- cupational adjustment. | District’s Heroes At YHE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, in the World War Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel. in charge of the design, develop- ment and produc- | tion of all machine lgun rifles ries the s, automatic and accesso- " thereto, for Army of the The Y. M. C. A. committee, under | United States, and in organizing the irmanship of Dr. J. Orin Powers, iate professor of George Washington University, education at| industries of the - Will | country to meet have the co-operation of the Committee | (i on Vocational Guidance of the Wash- | oaeap soroenied matic arms, gton Kiwanis Club. The committees will sponsor a series o( vocational guidance lectures by bu: mefn n’nd authorities on the \Br)- mu professions, supplemented by indi- Vidualized advice to m i '!'he movement, it was_ann E. A Drumm, Y. M. C. A \Ol"ulonal expert, is prompted oby the needs of these times of economic | Stress.” Members of the “¥” Committee in- clude: C. T. Kingsbury, chairman, Y. | M. C. A. Employment Committee; Mr. Drumm, Dr. Mitchell Dr: assistant Elof&sur of education, Gzorge Wagh- gton University; Harold G. Sutton, associate professor of finance, Washington _ University; Willard, professor of ‘Washington; Dr. Fred A. Moss fessor of psychology and _assis alienist_of the District of Columbia; James E. Pixlee, professor of physical eduouuon George Washington; John vmdegrm Willlam M. Aitchison, H. Brooks, Lieut. Walter Hinton, A. F. E. Horn, A. L. Johnson, George E. Keneipp, William M. Lowman, Rev.| Dr. Allen A. Stockdale, Dr. Charles A. ated after the e trance of the Unlted States into the “urgent | o With the rank of lieutenant colonel, World War, 2s of ordnance in pertatning 10 s and eq! men! nce at nppu\ntmmt Washing- . C. S recorded in the official cita- tion, Earl McFarland, colonel, Ordnance Department, Army, was awarded the Distin- guished Service Medal for ex- ! ceptionally meritorious and distin- guished services in a position of great | rcsponsmmy—nm U. 8. TWO DI IN STORM WITH MILLIONLOSS Three Sailors Reported Miss- ing as Fierce Wind Hits Southern California. | By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, January 12—In the wake of its most terrific windstorm on record, Southern California today count- ed its dead at two, its missing at three and property damage in excess of $1,000,000. An accurate estimate §f damage to | agricultural crops will be unnvnllnble | for several days, but the loss is expected | to equal that suffered by the ofl in- | dustry, which reported $500,000 dam- age, most of which resulted from top- | pled oil derricks. | 80 Miles an Hour. | The storm brought winds ranging in velocity from 12 to 80 miles an hour. | The Weather Bureau stated it was used by an exceptionally high pres- re arca over Western Nevada, which was relieved by blowing to the south. Lieut. Comdr. Carl Hupp of the light cruiser U. S. S. Raleigh was swept | overboard and drowned when he at- tempted to secure a boat attached to | he is on duty in the office of the ord- nance officer in Washingtcn, with resi- dence at 2276 Cathedral avenue north- west. here. close at 6 o'clock. and a vociferous section of the public ‘more time to drink | are clamoring for * * The agnatmn has areused op- | Bell, director of education, Southeastern | = University; Dwight N. Burnham and L. T._Breuninger. The Kiwanis Committee is headed by Mr. Burnham and includes Dewey Zirkin, Vincent Callahan, Clarence Cappel, Edwin H, Etz, William N. Free- man, W. Herbert Gill, Pinekney J. Har- man, F. E. Johnson, Col. Claude D. | D. B. Lehmsn, Frank L. Peckham, John G. Scharf, Archie K. Shipe and Ernest | Seek Longer Beer Hours. SYDNEY (#)—A campaign to per- | mit_Australian saloons to remain open | until 9 o'clcck at night has been started In most states bars n J. Spitzer. “The Profession of Teaching” will be the first vocation discussed. Brewery int | LOST A hacking cough! And good riddance — thanks to Smith Brothers Cough Drops. Two kinds—both delicious — Black or the new Menthol—5c. A lecture | on this subject will be given by Dr. T. | D. Martin tomorrow mgm at 8 o'clock | the ship while n whipped about by t.he storm. body'hn not been The other death from the storm is believed to be that of Theodore Krog, 71, a retired seaman living in a house- boat at Cabrillo Beach, The wreckage of his boat was found on the shore. No trace of him was found. Three Sallors Unreported. Three sailors from the aircraft carrier Saratoga were reported missing in a shore boat, although there was no official statement from the Navy. Hundreds of houses were unroofed and numerous garages and poultry | houses were carried by the wind for distances of a mile or more. Many fruit trees were blown down, as well as telephone and telegraph wires. County officials estimated $1,000,000 | would be & conservative estimate of the | p total loss. Metropolitan Los Angeles escaped | from the fury of the gale, the wind | reaching a velocity of only 12 miles an hour in the downtown district. Daughter Born to Princess. CRONBERG, Germany, January 12 | P)—The Princess Christophe of Hessia, formerly Princess Sophie of Greece, Tuesday gave birth to a daughter. Prince Christopher, nephew of the former German Kaiser, and the Prin- cess Sophle, daughter of Prince An- |drew of Greece, were married Decem- ber 16, 1930, at the Friedrichshof Castle in the presence of members of the no- bility. Worse than Latest Discovery of Medical Science If you go to the great \Iulufl] Library on Fiith Avenue, v you will find the latest writings of famous doctors. In these reports, doctor after doctor states that sinus nfection is the MOST dangerous orm of focal infection—worse than bad tecth or tonsils. 1f_colds, catarrh, sinus headaches, | stuffy nose, halit caused by nasal | mucus_or phlegm, or a tendency to | say, “What” when people talk to you, indicates that YOU may be sub- | ject to sinus infection, take the ad- vice of Nose and Throat Specialists —get the nasal hygiene habi Every day take a little Sinasiptec and warm water in a nasal douche, Sinus Infection often A7 COUPLE HELD AFTER i LIQUOR CAR CHASE Richmond Man and Woman Caught With 324 Quarts of Fine Liquors. Arrested Tuesday night when police halted their automobile and seized ap- proximately 324 quarts of fine liquors, a man and a woman who gave Rich- mond, Va., addresses were held for grand jury action on a charge of trans- portation of liquor by Judge Gus A. Schuldt in Police Court yesterday. Albert Nelson, 35, who police said was driving the machine, previously | was fined $25 on a speeding charge by Judge Isaac R. Hitt. Policemen H. G. Bauer and C. B. Thomas said they “spotted” the ma- chine near College Park after receiving a tip a liquor car containing a man, woman and dog had eluded ‘Philadel- phia authorities in a chase earlier in the day. Bauer said they followed the machine into the city at a speed about 50 miles an hour and nnlilly forced it to the curb at Sixth street and Rhode Island avenue northeast. The automobile bore North Carolina | tags and according to police the liquor wias being taken to a fashionable resort in that State. Bad Tonsils tilt back your head, and in 5 seconds clear out all_that nasty matter from your nose. You will be surprised to see how much ugly mucus comes out, and find how clear your head feels afterward$ | A- million enthusiastic users of Sinasiptec testify to its value. It is safe, pleasant and simple to use. Your druggist has a large, economi- | cal bottle. Tear this out as a re- minder. Get your package of Sina- siptec today; money back unless you are fully satisfied. Sinasiptec is pro- nounced Sina-siptec. SINASIPTEC 1933. California, he tossed into SPRECKLES IS ARRESTED |Rom frm Outorin, be IN CUBAN CUSTOMS CASE | mid niind 8 rkuan it the court the man mhln;lhhnmbouxm Alleged to Have Tossed Mexican mmmg Ol vone mm‘;‘.'.’:‘:, He was released under bond of $1,000. Cigarettes Into Bay at Priends guaranteed his \ Havana. learned, and hearing of the case set for tomorrow. By the Associated Press. 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