Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1933, Page 7

REECTSFENTRESS ASINULL TRLSTE Referee Disgualifies Chicago Broker After Five Hours of Wrangling. By the Assoclated Prest. CHICAGO, January 17.—Calvin Fen- tress, La Salle street broker and re- ceiver for the bankrupt Insull Utility Investments, Inc., was disqualified as) 8 trustee for the company in one of the most turbulent meetings ever held under Federal jurisdiction here. It took place yesterday in the offices of Garfleld Charles, Federal referee in tcy, and lasted for five hours while attorneys for and against the naming of Fentress assailed one another. Just before Referee Charles disquali- fled the gray-haired receiver some 300 creditors of the company, who had helped swell the crowd to overflowing, had unanimously elected him trustee. ‘The action of the referee was a vic- tory for Samuel Ettelson, former cor- poration counsel, who led the attacks upon Fentress. Defénding Fentress was Lewis F. Ja- ©obson, who, as counsel for the creditors, said steps had .alrcady been taken to draw up a suit which would attempt to get the directors of the company to return $12,000,000 he said Samuel In- sull paid Oyrus Eaton above the mar- ket price in a stock transaction and to force Chicago and New York banks to pay back “the millions of collateral they grabbed, collateral which was supposed to secure the safety of the $60,000,000 :/f Insull utility §nvestments deben- ures.” STATES KNIFE “PLANTED” Man Recently Freed From Jail Wins Release on Promise of Job. Owen M. Liberty, colored, who re- gained his liberty Saturday after serv- ing a 90-day term in Occoquan for larceny, was again haled into Police Court yesterday, this time on a charge of carrying a dangerous weapon and infioxication. Detective Serft. Howard E. Ogle ar- rested Liberty Sunday night at Third and C streets. The defendant protested he did not own the knife, and believed it had been “planted™ in his pockets by en enemy. Judge Gus’A. Schuldt with- held sentence when e learned Liberty | would receive a job if he were freed. Minute Mysteries Solution To MURDER IN THE GARDEN. Sce Page A-3. As the ONLY marks on the girl's throat were bruises, Ford- ney knew the Chinaman did not strangle her. Had he done so his LONG nails would have left scratches. LEND THY SERIOUS HEAR- ING TO WHAT I SHALL UN- FOLD.—Shakespeare. BROWN WAGES CAMPAIGN FOR PROPER PARKING Chief Asks Police to Enforce Reg- julation Requiring Wheels Against Curb on Incline or Grade. | Attention of members of the police | force has been invited by Maj. Ernest | W. Brown, superintendent, of police, to | the necessity for enforcement of the | regulation which provides that when a | car is parked on an incline or grade the |vight front. or rear wheel shall be | against the curb. “This may seem a’ minor violation,” | Maj. Brown stated in a message to the | force, “but there have been cases where | cars perked in violation of the regula- | tion heve been bumped into or shoved | by other cars, with the result that they | have drifted down grade, causing dam- |age to property an endangering lives. “Members of the force should give | special attention to cars parked on | grades, to the end that motorists be- come familiar with the section of the regulations.” @&U\ND TRIP V 77‘777 7 Oneway faroplus $1 600D FOR 60 DAYS NEW YORK—BUFFALO—=ST. LOUIS RICHMOND — CHICAGO = PHILA. and hundredsof other cities ANGELES | ( Lowest rate to Phone NATIONAL 1721 or 2159 GREAT EASTERN TERMINAL 1349 ‘E’ ST, N.W. (Cor. Pennsyluania & 14th St) Or—GREAT EASTERN BUS TER'L 214 6TH ST, N.W. S2Ra"av. REAT EASTERN Q’:—.* bus system “I've just got to stop drinking coffee!” haven’t! HE caffein in coffee keeps you awake? Upsets your digestion? Frays your nerves? Then change to the brand that has the caffein removed— Sanka Coffee! 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While thi> ruling will not apply this year because of another provision of the economy act which abolishes all annual leave for officers end employes of the Government everywhere, it will have the effect of extending the leave of these pecple of the Department of Commerce stationed abroad, next fiscal year, beginning July 1, unless Congre:s repeats the prohibition against all an- nual leave.. % Secretary of Commerce Chapin raised the que:tion of leave for his foreign cfficers and employes because of 2 rul- ing by McCarl to Secretary of War STAR, WASHINGTON, and employes of the War Department serving abroad. McCarl held the decision to the Sec- retary of War, stood because the War Department does not have a regularly constituted “foreign service” such as is specifically exempted by the economy act from the 15-day vacation. Because the “Foreign Commerce Serv- ice of the United States” was established by law, however, in the Bureau of For- eign and Domestic Commerce of the Department of Commerce, McCarl held it would be excepted from the 15-day restriction. AR THREE STATE SOCIETIES TO HOLD JOINT DANCE Alabln;'s, Connecticut and Okla- homa Groups to Have Fete at Shoreham Tomorrow Night. Arrangements have been completed | for the joint dance to be held tomor- row night at the Shoreham by the | Alabama, Connecticut and Oklahcma State societies. Entertainment obtained by Ira Y. Bain, Edward J. Lang and John R. Gardner, presidents of the three organ- izations, includes musical selections by | Leon Brousiloff, violinist; Jimmy Tay- | lor, trumpet player, and dances by Ralph Hawkins, The American Uni- | versity quartet will sing. The Floor Committee includes Dr. R. S. Pendexter, Ralph Boyer and Allen Laster. Members and friends of the Hurley, to the effect that the restriction of 15 days’ leave will apply to officers three State societies are invited to attend. D. C, TUESDAY, INJURED WORKER LOSES * APPEAL TO D. C. COURT Right of Congress to Extend Long- shoreman’s Act to District With- out Jury Trial Is Upheld. The right of Congress to extend the | longshoreman’s act to the District of Columbia without providing for a trial by jury is upheld in an opinion of the | District Court of Appeals rendered yes- terday by Justice D. Lawrence Groner. The question was raised in a suit filed by Herman W. Rowlette against the Rothstein Dental Laboratories, Inc., to recover for injuries from his employer. JANUARY 17, 1933. . 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