Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1933, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ' B—16 NEW ILLINOIS SENATOR CENTERS YES gfifla&hlfl”&%fiangfigfl:flgn Ao rRoct BLJES D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1933. 2 T in our Nation h given added emphasis CITED IN WIFE'S SUIT m&e . f:nm, h“h‘-‘n‘:c‘;m: A bumm:l:;vmpulllrl Alto M Must A g:;:b,m et g u for the improvement of banking condi 5 et o PRaTA The order dirscted Stevens mnot to tions, for the relief of home owners lnd Action for $1,500 Monthly. dispose of hk property pending a hear- of ing on the separate maintenance suit. portat economy SAN FRANCISCO, April 18 (#).— | Mrs. Stevens said her husband had an ferit, but back of all these Programs | on order requiring Samuel D. Stevens | Income of about $100000 & year and Hes the all- said he spent “more than $45,000 an- vive. The i of unemployment Somplste _eslecticn r_pr Stors Hours, 8 A, E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. 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By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 18.—The appellate division of the Supreme Court today upheld the right of Judge George Smyth of the Westchester County Children's Court to order an operaticn performed on 2-year-old Helen Vasco, who has been spirited away from her home at Hastings by her parents. Helen Vasco'Is suffering from a ma- lignant tumor in her left eye which doctors belleve will cause her death unless it is removed, although the op- eration would cost the sight ¢f that eye. The parents, recent immigrants, re- | tused to permit the operation and agents of the Children's Society took the mat- ter to Judge Smyth. He ordered the operation, but stayed his own; order pending ruling on it by the appellate division. % Twin Sister Fell Tl While the higher court was consider- ing the matter Helen's twin sister fell ill and the parents barricaded their home against every one, including doc- tors and police. The case aroused so much interest that crowds congregated about the| home in the Hudson River town and | were only kept at a distance by threats f the Vascos to pour bolling water on any one who approached. Last Saturday the whole family sud- denly disappeared and police sought them in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Yesterday the father, John Vasco, ap| Eennd at a police sta- tion and said his family had been vis- iting relatives and would return home today if protection from invasion of their privacy by the curious could be guaranteed. Police promised. to: rope cfl the street and guard the house. Prompt Action Is Urged. The illness of the second child, Anna, proved to be of no seriousness, but Helen's infliction is one which doc- tors called into the case by the Chil- dren’s Court believe calls for prompt operative intervention. ‘The father, even before he took his family away, had become reconciled to the prospect of an operation if the courts should decide it was necessary, but he said his wife was still firmly set against it. NEW TREASURY BILLS ARE OVERSUBSCRIBED Applications Are Receive in Total Amount of $348,315,000 for $75,188,000 Issue. Another heavy _oversubscription of Treasury 9ltday bills was announced last night by Secretary of the Treas- ury Woodin. Applications have been received for bills dated April 19 in the total amount of $348,315,000, and only $75,188,000 were accepted. The average price of the bills to be issued is 99.876 at an average rate on a bank discount basis of about 0.49 per cent. The highest bid was 99.90, equiv- alent to an annual interest rate of 99.865. —A Rendezvous for 47 Years for All Sea-Food Lovers chnuday Special .. 50° Clam Chowder 0ld Virginia Crab Cakes Friend Seallops and Oysters French Fried Potatoes Cole Slaw Rolis Butter Coftee or Real Beer CHNEIDER’ s o CAFE o s Since 1886 427 11th St. N.W. This special offer pre- sents you with the oppor- tunity to secure, fully in- stalled, our regular $375.00 model, beautifully finished in red enamel and silver. Offer good only to May 1st. A small deposit now se- cures this bargain. ~ Established 1925 Have Over 1,200 Satisfied Users of Oil Burners 1636 CONN. AVE. about 0.40, and the lowest accepted was | Stands Before Express- ing Views. Beginning in Law Equips Na- tive Son for Heavy Duties in Congress. + BY GRACE HENDRICK EUSTIS. If a toga were draped around the ample form and a band tled around the benign head of William H. Dieterich’ of Beardstown, I, he would be the counterpart of a Roman Senatar. Instead, he is the new American Sena- tor from the State that has produced Senator James Hamilton Lewis and Speaker Rainey. Mr. Dieterich, who began his political career as a representative in the fiftieth and fifty-first general assemblies of the State of Illinois, and was elected to the Seventy-second Congress as Representa- tive at large, is concentrating on carrying out the program of the ad- ministration. His profession is law and he is one to give any legislative problem plenty of study before he commits him- self.* ‘Neither in the Senate chamber nor outside does he hazard an opinion on any current measure. He gives the impression of being a - conservative Democrat who would follow the estab- lished principles of the party and not be sidetracked by any radical or even liberal suggestions. Simpleness of Campaign. ‘Though the intracies of Illinois State politics demand the understanding of a calculus expert, the Senator’s cam- paign seems to have been carried on with - reasonable simplicity. In the primaries he had a plurality of 216,043 votes over the seven other candidates, six of whom came from the neighbor- hood of Chicago. The Democratic or- ganization, headed by ex-Mayor Cermak, decided to support Mr. Dieterich and the machine rode unobstructed to vie- tory, defeating the Republican Senator, Otis F. Glenn. Senator Dietrich was born in Coop- erstown, Brown County. He went to & bustness college in Rushville, Ill., and then studied law at the Northern In- diana Law School in Valparaiso, Ind. He hung out his shingle in Rushville and became in turn the city attorney, treasurer of the Rushville Union Schools, master in chancery of Schuyler County and county judge of the same county. From 1913 to 1917 he was spe- clal inheritance tax attorney and after that he went into the State Legislature. Prefers Agrarian Life. Although he had a good offer to join a law firm in Chicago, he preferred the agrarian life and made his home in Beardstown. Beardstown is noted for its melon crop and its propensity to ab- sorb water from the Illinois River when- ever it floods. The melons prosper on this sand-covered soil and there is a Wednesday Only 4 PM—8 PM. Special Dinner (Service or Cafeteria) (Complete Dinner) 50c Cholce of Soup or Cocktail Creamed Chicken, With Mushrooms n Or Roast Frime Ribs of Salad, Vegeiables, Dessert, Rolls, Coffee 617 12th St. NW. You buy Spring Clothes. Why not give attention to your home, ‘‘dress it up” . . . at today’s very low prices? « COMPANY * [EMBER_snd MILLWORK «+SINCE 1865 - 649 N. Y. Ave. NW. NA. 1348 TERMS, $28.00 CASH—$16.50 MONTH COLUMBIA SPECIALTY CO. - STANDARD ARTER-KORTH OIL BURNER COMPLETE WITH @ 270-GAL. TANK @ MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL CONTROLS @ ELECTRIC IGNITION @ NO EXTRAS TO BUY NORTH 7861 SENATOR DIETERICH. story that foresighted citizens tie row gou:s to their front porches in the prin large, he was quiet, following his policy of listening before speaking. Totally undismayed by threats of nepotism, he made his daughter one of his two sec- retaries. She is continuing now that he is in the Senate and manages to be both efficient and charming. Senator Dieterich is a member of the Benate Committees on .Interstate Com- merce, Naval Affairs and Civil Service. His hobby is historical research and his daughter describes lcg motor ‘tours to famous places. “I am poor material for newspapers,” the Senator said, and he is very cau- tious about personal publicity. P K WILL PRESENT COMEDY 100 People in Cast of Play to Be Given at Warrenton. Special Dispatch to The Star. W N, Va., April 18.—The comedy, “Aren’t We Ail?” will be given n the parish hall, Warrenton, Thurs- day and Priday evenings with 100 local people in the cast. Proceeds will be for the benefit of the Community League. ‘At the close of the business meeun‘ of the Community League Tuesday eve- | ning, an old-fashioned spelling bee will | be held in the high school building. PYUS ADAMS "% o™ Pay Cash. Get Lowest Prices, Paint & Glass Pure u-m Oil. 60c Gal. You Can Get a Truss Here As Low As sz.m W Perfect Fit Guaranteed GIBSON CO. When Dieterich was Representative at i‘ 917 G St. N.W. Senator King Gives First Talk on Community Forum Held by Chest. “The problem of unemployment hangs like a cloud over the Natian, obscuring. all other issues and preventing the sun of prosperity from shining upon. our people,” Senator King of Utah, chair- man of the Senate District Committee, declards. %ast night when he inaugurated the weekly radio programs of me Com- munity Forum, sponsored by the Com- munity Chest in co-«mennon with the National Broadcasting Co. ; Senator King spoke “over Station WMAL and was introduced by Elwood Street, director of the Chest, who out- lined “the unemployment problem as it affects the District and the District's Commi agencies. - ,” said Senator. King, “must be dispelled, and quiekly, if our Natjon, as we have known it, is to sur- —what neither the muscums mor public functions can offer. Actually Making Indian Wares Seven Pueblo and Navsjo Indisns aere: here this w-ck meking Indian rugs, blankets, jewelry, pottery, beads, and other Indian wsres in the same way their ancestors have worked for centuries past. Exhibit daily, 10 to 5. FourTr FLOOR. i WoobwARD & LoTtHROP 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Phone District 5300 employment.” -pervading necessity of re- unmplmem. and promoting of Palo Alto, formerly of Rome, N. Y., to appear here Priday and show cause ' Rome” prior to the nually in mlmnlnlnc the home separation. GROSNER of 1325 F St Stages an Unexpected SALE of Nationally Known x SUITS made to sell at $35 " If you've already made up your mind that you have to give up the idea of quality because of economi- cal, pressure.. . HERE’S REAL NEWS! You can get all that fine quality GROSNER insists on in Men’s $35 Suits at $17.75. We made a‘special pur- chase of Nationally Known Suits made to sell for $35, and we’re staging a sale that's a “honey™! 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