Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1933, Page 12

PLACES LA CUARD VTELOSS AT 1 New York Election Board Reports on Check-up of Fraud Charges. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January I13.—After completing & check-up of voting ma- chines in the twentieth congressional district, the Board of Elections re- ported that Representative Fiorello La Guardia, Republican, who was ap- parently defeated for re-election in No- vember, had been deprived of only 18 | of the total votes cast for him. La Guardia has announced a con- test of the seating of James J. Lan- zetta, who led him by slightly more than 1,000 votes. The one error occurred, the board | reported, when an election inspector read “375” on a machine and recorded the vote as “357." The Board of Elections asked the dis- trict attorneys of the five counties com- prising New York City to take official cognizance of discrepancies found in the election results. Grand Jury Investigating. A Federal grand jury has been in- vestigating charges of irregularities in | the vote of candidates for Federal | offices. The Election Board in a resolution | provided that a list of all districts in | which no returns of irregular ballots or paper rolls were made be sent to | the district attorney, with the names | of inspectors of the districts. | The City Affairs Committee sent a | telegram to Gov. Lehman asking him to take steps to impound voting ma- chines and records under the superv sion of S. Howard Cohen, chairman the Board of Elections: to take addi- tional steps to expose election frauds in this city; to supplant District Attorney Crain with a special attorney general empowered to make an investigation, | and to take action calling for a special grand jury to hand down indictments against officials guilty of election fraud conspiracy. Cohen Is Distrusted. The telegram said election records “cannot be entrusted any longer” to Cohen, “who has obstructed a Federal investigation and Wwho, with his as- sociates, is chosen and controlled by the Tammany Board of Aldermen.” William J. Schieffelin, president of | the Society for the Prevention of Crime, | sent a telegram to the Governor re- questing an_extraordinary term of the Supreme Court and & special grand jury to hear evidence as to election frauds. Lieut. Col. George W. DeArmond, Fleld Artillery, from Seattle, Wash., on , duty with Organized Reserves, to 7th Fleld Artillery, Fort Ethan Allen, Vi, | Major Charles B. Hazeltine, Cavalry, | relieved of duties as military attache to Yugoslavia and Rumania, effective | June 30, and assigned to duty with the 4th Cavalry, Fort Meade, S. Dak. Major Earle D. Quinnell, Medlcal\ Corps, from Letterman General Hos- | pital,” Presidio of San Francisco, to | West Point, N. Y., sailing February 28. | Second Lieut. Philip C. Bennett, Sig- nal Corps, Letterman General Hospital, will report to Retiring Board for ex- amination. | First Lieut. David M. Ramsay, An“ Corps, from Hawallan Department, to | Chanute Field, Ill, instead of Fort Crockett, Tex., as previously ordered. | . Elisha K. Fenson, Quartermas- ter Denver, Col,, to awalt retire- ment. Capt. Einar N. Schjerven, Cavalry, Denver, Col, to await retirement. Chaplain Frederick W. Hagan, from duty as Army transport chaplain, with station at Fort Meson, Calif, to Pan- Canal Department, sailing April 15, Chaplain Joseph O. +Ensrud, from Panama Canal Department, to Fort | George G. Meade, Md. | Capt. Thomas S. Sinkler, jr., Infan- try, will be retired January 31, with rank as a major. | Capt. Arthur B. Proctor, Quarter- | master Corps, from Plattsburg Bar- racks, N. Y., to Panama Canal Depart- ment, sailing May 4. Capt. Will R. White, Quartermaster Corps, from Panama Canal Depart- ment to Bolling Field, Wash., as con- structing quartermaster. Capt. Carey E. Goodwyn, Quarter- master Corps, from Hawailan Depart- | ment to duty in office of Quartermas- ter General, Washington. | Bank Locks. Doors To Visitors Who Lack Credentials By the Assoclated Press. GEORGETOWN, Ind, Janu- ary 13—Bandits, or anybody else, for that matter, must have cre- dentials to enter the Georgetown State Bank. Ivan Kelly, president and cash- fer, has announced doors of institution would be kept locked at all times. If an acquaintance comes to the door, Kelly will press a but- ton unlocking it. If a ltrlnrr appears, he will telephone the town marshal, who will saunter past the bank to inspect the pros- pective customer before he is ad- mitted. lieved from duty in the office of chief of staff, Washington, and as- signed to command of the 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Bliss, Tex., on comple- tion of his present duties. Brig. Gen. Charles R. Howland and Col. Francis A. Pope are detailed as members of the Court of Inquiry at 8th Corps Area headquarters; vice Brig. Gen. Samuel D. Rokenbach and Col. William B. Ladue, retired. Maj. Harley C. Dagley, Cavalry, Washington, will proceed to the Arm: and Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs, National Park, Ark., for treat- ment. Col, Lincoln F. Kilbourne, Infantry, Fort Sam Houston, Tex., ordered to await retirement on or about February 7. Maj. Hollis LeR. Muller, Coast Artil- lery, from duty with Organized Re- serves, Pittsburgh, Pa., to Fort H. G. Wright, New York, with 11th Coast || Artillery. Capt, Peter P. Rhodes, Fleld Artillery, || from Hawaiian Department to Fort Sheridan, Ill, instead of Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Orders requiring Second Lieut. Bry- || ant L, Boatner, Air Corps, Selfridge || Field, Mich, to sail from New York February 28 for Hawali, are revoked. Second Lieut. John F. Egan, Alr Corps, from Selfridge FleE‘, Mich,, to from Tuary Col. William H. Burt, Field Artilleryf | is detailed in the Inspector General’s | Department, effective April 29. He is relieved from present duties at 6th Corps headquarters, Ckicago, and as- signed to duty with the Inspector Gen- eral's Department at that same head- quarters. Maj. Prancis J. Toohey, Coast Artil- lery, from Hawaiiap Department, to Fort Wadsworth, New York, Second Lieut. Walden B. Coffey is relieved from detail in the Air Corps at Randolph Field, Tex., and assigned to 6th Infantry, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Capt. Prank L. Cook, Air Corps, from Randolph Field, to Hawailan Depart- ment, sailing from San Francisco March 24. Maj. Harry D. Offutt, Medical Corps, is detailed a member of the Army Re- tiring Board to meet at Fitzsimons Hospital, Denver, Colo,, vice Maj. Philip | [f| P. Green, Medical Corps, hereby re- Ueved, EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. . Match Your 0dd Coats TROUSERS Strictly All Wool— Many From Suits— 6 Put those odd coats and vests to work—match them with a pair of our special trou- sers. We have a stock of over 5000 pairs in all wanted pat- Orders detailing Capt. John E. 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