Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1933, Page 29

COVERNDR (T N GEORGA ROW Talmadge Must Defend Mar- tial Law on Highway Em- ployes’ Injunction. Honeymoon News Given Public by Congresswoman | Representative McCarthy | Announces Wedding of Miss Browne to Dr. Azzara. By the Associated Press. The dutles of being a Congresswoman THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CAMP LETTS OPENING FOR 50 BOYS TODAY Y. M. C. A. Institution Begins Sum- mer Season on Big Peninsula in Anne Arundel County. Shelving school books and resurrect- | ing bathing suits, base ball equipment and other vacation paraphernalia, more than 50 Wi boys piled into neyed to Camp Letts, signaling the 1933 opening of the Y. M. C. A. camp for boys on the Rhodes River, near An- napolis. It was a vociferous bunch of youth- ful campers that rode out of the city for the great open spaces of the 217- acre Anne Arundel County peninsula occupled by the camp. Two public util- 1ty busses emblazoned with Camp Letts banners and several private automobiles formed the motorcade which set out from the Central Y. M. C. A. head- quarters at Eighteenth and G streets this morning. James C. Ingram, camp director, and his staff of college-trained leaders were on hand to welcome the first two-week contingent. After being assigned to their respective log cabins and cottages the boys donned their bathing suits and took their first plunge. ‘The regular daily routine will begin tomorrow at 7 when a bugler will with sound " From that time |on the campers will be engaged in a continuous round of recreation, nature tudy, craftsmanship, exploring and all- round vacation fun. Competition will begin at once for |the bi-weekly and all-season ‘best ' camper” awards, made for excellence | in camping under the general program {of “skilled strength, knowledge of out- doors, pract! Christianity and serv- ice to others.” The chief prize is a large silver cup donated by the Wash- ington Lions Club to the champion camper of the season. There are other cups for each two-week period. D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1933. ‘The camp, named for John C. Letts, retired merchant, who has been its “godfather” for years, is operated on & non-profit basis for boys from 10 to 18. Under a modernization program now under way, extensive improvements 2;::1111‘::“”:,.“ including ?ew water nitation systems, new log cabins, athletic fleld, etc. o — TELEPHONE COMPANY TO FILE ITS SCHEDULE The Chesspeake & Potomac Tele- phone Co. has informed the Public |y Utilities Commiasion unofficially it will ' Court order it for approval prior to August 1. ‘The question of rates of mwmnwmmtu telephone rate case which is expected | tried before Distriet Supreme | ‘Now, Have Beautiful Hair | 16 your hair is dry. dull or lifeless you need | La Mederne Hair Dressing. 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The petition asking Judge Underwood to set a hearing before a three-judge bench on the injunction was filed sev- eral days ago in the name of J. W. Barnett, deposed chairman, and W. C. | Vereen, member of the board. Governor's Proclamation. Gov. Talmadge issued a proclamation Iate Monday declaring martial law over the entire highway department, includ- | ing the main building here and all | machinery and divisional offices through- | out the State. Adjt. Gen. Lindley Camp personally | escorted Chairman Barnett from his offices and Commissioner Vereen who was at his home in Moultrie, was noti- fled by telegram that his post had been vacated. Jud P. Wilhoit, the third member of the board who has con- tinually sided with the Governor in his controversy with the board dating from April 1, was put in charge of the de- partment. The Governor, under military rule, notified the five engineers he had ordered discharged that they were out and the following day began to pay employes who received no money since the controversy began. Military guards still gnoed the high- ‘way board offices and the offices of the @tate treasurer, controller general and Governor in the Capitol Building. $25,000 Damage Suit. Gov. Talmadge's order to Adjt. Gen. Kindley Camp to escort a deputy sheriff from the Capitol Building while attempting to serve the Governor with urt paper resulted today in a $25,- 000 damage suit. " Deputy Sheriff Sidney C. Wooten of Fulton (Atlanta) County flled suit against the Governor and Gen. Camp for $25,000 damages, claiming his ar- rest by Gen. Camp on the order of the Governor was illegal and that he was fslsely imprisoned for an hour in the Governcr's office. ‘Wooten was seeking to serve a court order for a_temporary injunction grant- ed Capt. Barnett, then chairman of the Highway Board, and W. C. Vereen against the Governor, State Treasurer George B. Hamilton and Controller General Willlam B, Harrison, to pre- vent the withdrawal of more than $2,- §00,000 of highway funds in the State treasury. Immediately after the injunction suit was filed in Fulton Superior Court the Governor declared martial law over the Highway Department and certain of- fices in the Capitol. OPENINGS INCREASE FOR COLLEGE MEN Business Improvement Shown by | Gain in Positions Given to Harvard Class. By the Assoclated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 23.—Evi- dence of the pick-up in general busi- | ness, the Harvard University Business | School announced yesterday, has been‘ there before undertaking to ‘work. Of the men placed in jobs, 53 were ng into manufacturing, 27 had jobs n department or chain stores, 37 were entering finance, 8, insurance compan- ies; 7, public accounting, and 4, adver- tising agencies. The rest were scattered in the fields of teaching, public utilities, Journalism, real estate, transportation and miscellaneous businesses. e | Tiage for a constituent. presentative Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy of Kansas did it yesterday for Miss Victorine Browne of Norton, Kans,, who was off on a belated honey- moon with Dr. Charles T. Azzara of this city. University students here, they delayed making public their October nuptials until the school term was over. Representative McCarthy and _her husband, Daniel McCarthy, Kansas State legislator, left Washington today for their home, planning to stop & week at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Their trip, too, is something of a be- lated honeymoon and will _continue westward into Colorado from Kansas. They were married in February of this year. At first he was too busy in| the State Legislature for honeymooning and she helped him with his work there. ‘Then, she was too busy in Congress and he came to Washington when the Kansas Legislature adjourned and helped her. JUNTA DISSOLVED BY CUBAN LEADER Dr. De La Torre Adjourns Or- ganization to Create U. S. Favor of Change. By the Associated Press. : NEW YORK, June 23.—The Cuban revolutionary junta established nearly a year ago to create American senti- ment in favor of a governmental change in Havana, was virtually dissolved to- day as its president, Dr. Carlos de la ‘Torre, announced its adjournment sine die with full liberty of action to its members. The adjournment wa to permit those members of the junta who so desire, to join with opposition groups in Havana which have accepted a proposal to con- ciliate differences between President Machado and his opponents. The ABC group, a consolidation of all the secret opposition groups in Cuba, last week accepted mediatory in- tervention by United States Ambassador Welles. The organized professors of Havana University, closed three years ago after student riots and street demonstrations, have also accepted ‘Welles as mediator. MENOCAL SILENT. Former Cuban President Refuses Com- ment on Welles Mediation, MIAMI, Fla, June 23 (#).—Gen. Mario G. Menocal, former President of Cuba, remained silent here last night n proposals that the anti-Machado forces he leads should accept mediation of Ambassador Sumner Welles in solving the island’s political problems. He also declined comment on the adjournmént of the Cuban Revolutionary Junta, of which he was a director. Do not decide on a Coffee or Occasional Table before visiting CATLIN’S Inc. 1324 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Take Some 'ashington busses and automobiles today and jour- Phone DIstrict 5215 “ALL OVER TOWN” —the better to serve you! 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