Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1933, Page 10

SCHLOSSER REGAIN POLIGEMAN'SBADGE Officer, Cleared of Hit-and- Run Charge, Restored to Ninth Precinct’ Duty. Policeman W. T. Schlossser, who yes- terday was cleared on & hit-and-run charge involving the death of Miss Ma- thilda King, 58, was restored to duty at the ninth precinct this morning. He had been under suspension. Police Court Judge Isaac R. Hitt dis- missed the charge against Schlosser, who was alleged to have fatally in- jured Miss King in an automobile acci- dent in the 2800 block of Massachusetts avenue last November 18. Schlosser testified his first recollec- tion that he might have been involved in an acoident came the day after Miss King was struck when he noticed the front bumper of his machine was dam- aged. After reading news accounts of her death, Schlosser said he called his precinct station and told them of the damage to his car. It was raining the night of the accident. Shortly after, the tragedy, & coroner’s jury ordered Schlosser held for the grand jury, but the grand jury ignored the case. More than 20 character witnesses ap- peared yesterday for Schlosser, who was represented by Attorney James A. O'Shea. The Government’s counsel was Assistant United States Attorney Raymond Sparks. CHARGES WHITEWASH IN HOSPITAL PROBE Mrs. Norton Criticizes Dr. Eise- man’s Report on Treatment of Eugene Houghton. Chairman Norton of the House Dis- trict Committee today received from Dr. Francis J, Eiseman, superintendent of Garfield Hospital, and from the Metro- politan Police Department reports which she had requested regarding the treat- ment of Eugene Houghton, injured last week by an automobile at Fourteenth and Euclid streets. Mrs. Norton had protested that Houghton had been listed as drunk, handcuffed to a policeman and forced to sit up in patrol while being taken from Garfleld ta Gallinger Hospital, although at the latter hospital he was found to be suffering from a fractured skull. The letter from Dr. Eiceman was termed by Mrs. Norton as “a white- wash.” She said the report from the Pclice Department contradicts it in a statement of facts. “Mr. Houghton would not have been placed in the south building of Gal- linger Hospital with the psychopathic cases,” Mrs. Norton commented, “unless the case was diagnosed as drunkenness by the Garfield Hospital attendants. It is not for the Police Department to diagnose a case; it rests solely with the medical authorities at the hospital; the police followed the instructions given them when the patrol arrived.” In his letter, Dr. Eiseman said: “We regret exceedingly that you feel as you do regarding the service we render to the community. Garfield Hos- pital has been in operation for over 50 years, and it has always been our aim and desire to render the best service possible. Our policy could not permit us to be otherwise.” Fruhauf Clothes CLEARANCE Merchandise of Reliable Quality at - AUTHENTIC REDUCTIONS Pajamas Were Suits —now— $1875 - $2675 $3150 53850 $1.00 G Special Lot, were $7 & $10..........$4.35 $3.00 (Self striped) A Fine Linen Handkerchiefs Were 25c¢ .. "Lot initialed, 3 for 78 Lot Pigskin Y. M. C. A. TO OPEN NEW WEEKLY HEALTH SERIES Dr. William T. Davis to Discuss Care of Eyes at First of Forums Tomorrow. A new series of weekly health forums to be conducted by prominent health experts at the Central Young Men's Christian Association has been arranged by the Health Education Council of the Y. M. C. A, with co-operation of the District Medical Society Dr. Willlam Thornwall Davis, a mem- ber of the soclety, will discuss “The Care of the Eyes” in the opening forum tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium, 1736 G _street, it was an- nounced by Ralph W. Foster, director of the department of physical educa- tion of the “Y,” with which the Health Education Council is affiliated. Other speakers this month will be Dr. Robert H. Harmon, who will dis- cuss heart trouble; Dr. George B. Trible, whose topic will be “Care of the Ears, Nose and Throat,” and Dr. John M. Baber, who will speak on “The Sex Problem.” Following each of the formal discus- sions there will be a question-and-an- swer forum, in which the public is in- vited to take part: There will be no charge for admission. ARSON JURY PICKED SALEM, Ill, Fel 1 (P).—Selec- tion of a jury for the trial of Joseph Oltman of St. Louls, one of five men charged with arson in connection with a fire that destroyed seven business buildings of Centralia last May and damaged four others, with a loss of $3172,000, was completed in Circuit Court here late today. Altman was granted a separate trial. 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DeForce, secretary of the committee, at 925 Fifteenth street, can give further information about the ;:;:loe and reservations for the break- DIOCESE TO HONOR FIRST PRESIDENT Services at Church of Epiphany Will Mark 201st Anniversary of Washington’s Birth. » ; —_— , Fire Trustees Elected. ‘The fifth annual commemorative cor-| VIENNA, Va., February 1 (Special). porate communion marking the 201st| —The Fairfax County \rlyolunteet Plre)- versary of the birth of Georgelmen's Association elected the ~fol- wi’uthml‘pi .h:;llbe h;led M”:l:";efl%b“{;lh llowln' trustees to administer the of the Epiphany on , fol-{ funds of the State Firemen’s compensa- lowed by addresses by Right Rev. James = E. PFreeman, Bishop of Washington, and William John Cooper, United States Commissioner of Education. Bishop Freeman today issued a call to men and boys of the diocese of Washing to attend. It is expected | that about 1,000 men and boys will attend the service. About that num- ber attended last vear. ‘The service will be followed -by a fellowship breakfast at the Washington Hotel at which time Bishop Freeman and Mr. Cooper will be heard. Arrangements for the service and breakfast were discussed at a meeting | ilast night of the General Committee in Service. Reclin: . Hot Water Heat. Responsible Car- LOS ANGELES---$27.50 Pittsbur, Detroit, $8; Indiana) PITOL BUS TERMINAL 633 F St. N.W. Phone Dist. 4224 Lifebuoy Health Soap 10¢ cake.... Phone ) DIstrict 5215 “ALL OVER TOWN” —the better to serve you! . departments represented Herndon and Falls Church. —_— ATTACK REPULSED Paraguayan Forces Claim Victory Over Bolivian Troops. ASCUNCION, Paraguay, February 1 (#).—The' Paraguayan War Office an-|| nounced yesterday that after an intense artillery bombardment Bolivian infan- shone like carved ivory and have built |- up a profitable business in necklaces made from the vertebrae of the elon- gated fish. — Eight earthquake tremors were felt in Oban, Scotland, recently. NORTH DAKOTA SENATE DISCLAIMS “SECESSION” Asks News Magazine to Correct Statement That Senators “Rose and Cheered.” By the Assoclated Press. BISMARCK, Dak., Pebruary 1.— North Dakot: Senate has unani- mously adopted a resolution asking a nationally circuiated news magazine to correct a statement that Senators “rose and cheered” the author of a proposal SAVINGS recommending 39 States secede from the Union. There was no debate. Amendments were adopted to make theVcorrective resolution read “not one of the” 48 Senators rose and cheered Senator W. E. 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