Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1933, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH METHYL ALCOROL AGT REPEAL URGED Makers of Anti-Freeze Prod- ucts Appeal to Maryland Senate Group. By the Assoclated Press. ANNAPOLIS, March 22.—Repre- sentatives of a number of firms which manufacture methyl (wood alcohol) anti-freeze preparations appeared be- fore the Judicial Proceedings Committee of the Senate yesterday to urge the re- peal of legislation passed during the | 1931 session of the assembly. The 1931 law requires that all pre- parations containing 10 per cent or more wood alcohol must be given a distinctive coloring and so adulterated as to induce vomiting if taken in- ternally. William Curran, Baltimore lawyer, acted as spokesman for the delegation as Chairman S. Scott Beck called the meeting to order. Mr. Curran explained that the 1931 law had been ssed after a series of deaths and serious illnesse: sulted from drinking a parations. He said, howeve Jaw practically prevented the leading producer of the preparations to aban- don the Maryland fiel He introduced Robert S. Swain, a member of the State B of th ‘who said that Fe al le to safe-guard the use of the tions adequate tives of the leadi that the law, Wk ing of all sales of less than 50 gallon drums—which includ the ordmaryl motorist buying a_su for the one | radiator—hampered said that no other anti-freeze producer | was affected as most of them use grain or ethyl alcohol in their preparations. | I SAFE IS ABANDONED | BY QUARTET IN CAB| Strongbox Is Believed to Have Been Stolen in Riverdale Monday Night. Bpecial Dispatch to The S ch 22—A safe | believed to rongbox stolen | from the Sanitary Grocery Co.'s store at Riverdale, Md., on Monday night and | robbed of approximately $400. was found abandoned of the Manor Club, The safe w ton taxicab b; according to County police by employe at the club. Lee told officers he was working on | the grounds om a Washing- | n and a woman machine an the direction of W: While the safe has not been definitely identified as the one stolen from Rive dale it bears the name o y Co. and Prince Alabama Income Tax Fails. MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 22 (P)—An act for a constitutional | amendment to impose an income tax | in Alabama failed to pass by one vo in the State House of Representatives last night. e NEW SPRING o COATS Man-Tailored Badger-Trimmed ADGER - COLLARED coats of smart mono- tone tweeds . . . in Patty Beige, Delphina Blue, Pearl’ Gray and Lettuce Green. Man-tailored and full silk crepe lined. 52975 Other Coats, $19.75 to $69.75 o CHARGE @ ACCOUNTS ® INVITED THE WOMEN'S SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1510 F Street WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10™11™F anD G STREETS Prone Districr 5300 Purchased While the Market Was at Low Level —But Just Arrived . . . 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