Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1934, Page 7

DR.D. W. WILLARD DIES OF OIL BURNS G. W. U. Executive Officer and Welfare Authority Expires at Hospital. Dr. Dudley Wilson Willard. 42, ex- ecutive officer of the George Washing- ton University sociology ~department and noted welfare authority, died here | today of bumns received when an oil | furnace exploded at his home on No- vember 17. Death occured at the uni versity hospital. where he had been ! under treatment since the Fire Rescue squad took him from his home at 4430 Q street after the accident Accordng to the account given by the professor. he was attempting to correet a faulty furnace when hurt As he opened the door an explosion sent a blast of blazing liquid over his body. He was injured from the neck down to the knees, Dr. Willard man- aged to extinguish the flame before help arrives had been connected n_University from Clark University at Wo In this city. he was active as a consultant for welfare organizations, in addition to his profi 1 duties and writings He had served on the Wa Council of Social Agencies, sec of the local Social Hygiene Society, vice president of Washington chapter of the American Sociological Society and a member of the Monday Evening Club, the National Education Associa- tion. the National Conference of Social ‘Work. the Foxhall Village Citizens’ Association and the Foundry Methodist Church. Dr. Willard contributed to many magazines concerned with social wel- fare problems and was uthor of *Svstems of Public Welfare,” by Odum and Willard, Took Advanced Academi Born at Menomonie, Wis., he was the grammar schools high schools of Moline, T attle, Wash., where his family and at Grinnell College ater he transferred to the Uni ity of Washington and took his B. A. in 1917, his M. A. in 1922, and his Ph. D in 192 led at Columbia University. Durmg 1916-17 a member of the Washin, tional Guard, and from 191 served with the A. E.F. as a first lieutenant in the Air Corps. He was honorably discharged from the Army in 1919. In 1920 Mr. Willard married Ella Graham Baker of Manena, N. Y. His widow and one daughter, Eleanor Jane, survive him Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. i Work. n 1892, ROOSEVELT HIGH PUPILS PRESENT FOOD FOR POOR 1,850 Students File Into Special Assembly, to Contribute for Thanksgiving. They started preparing Thanksgiv- ing dinner—somebody else’s Thanks- giving dinner—at Roosevelt High School today. Half of the student body of about 1850 was called into a special as- sembly, but instead of carrying books the boys and girls each bore some articles of food. They filed across the platform of the auditorium and drop- | ped their contribution into baskets. | which will be distributed to needw families in the District by the school's | Parent-Teacher Association. The other half of the student body will bring their donations tomerrow. GEORGE W. SAAR DIES; RETIRED G. P. 0. WORKER Be Held Tomorrow. =9 069 0 9O 09 09O 0 ¢ <= o - .-. Funeral to Burial to Be in Native State ¢of Iowa. George W. Saar, 75, an employe of the Government Printing Office for | nearly 30 years, died last night at Georgetown University Hospital. He was a member of the Columbia Typo- graphical Union. Born in Fort Madison, Iowa, Mr. Saar came to Washington in the early 90s. Since his retirement he had lived | in Thrifton Village, Arlington County, Va. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara D. Saar of Thrifton Village; two brothers, Fred A. and Harry E. Saar, and a sister, Miss Kathryn Saar, all of Fort Madison. Funeral services will be held at the Hysong chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Fort Madison. Scotland Wars Q;Mail }-lobberln Scotland is warring on mail rob- bers. Like watches—diamonds—gold teeth and old, discarded jewelry. For over 50 years we have been buying old gold, and paying SPOT CASH. Licensed by the U. 5. Govt. to buy old gold. SELINGER'S 818 F STREET N.W. 9 09 069 09 09 09 = o aJ PONY zzm*ms 1nti Rust ANTI-FREEZE | operator, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, Blast Victim DR DUDLEY W. INSULL PROCEEDINGS | DEPEND ON PARLEY Cummings Arranges Meeting With Prosecutor to Decide if Suit Is to Be Dropped. WlLLAIlD | By the Associated Press. Attorney General Cummings has arranged to confer this afternoon with United States Attorney Dwight Green of Chicago to determine whether fur- ther proceedings should be brought against Samuel Insull, former utilities acquitted last week on a $100,000.000 mail-fraud charge. Insull and 10 others have been in- dicted on the charge that they trans- ferred approximately $5.000,000 of STUDENTS ATTAC CZECH LEGATION Vienna Is Thrown Into Fresh Turmoil- by Reprisal Demonstrations. | By the Associated Press. VIENNA, November 21.——Austi‘lln| students today attacked the Czecho- | slovak Legation in reprisal for recent anti-German riots at the university in Praha, capital of Czechoslovakia, but | were repulsed by police who battered them with swords and clubs. Vienna was thrown into a fresh tur- moil by the demonstrations. The students rained bricks and stones at the Czech-controlled news- | papers, Der Tag and Die Tunde, smashing almost every window in the plants, wrecking the interior of the offices and terrorizing the editors and | printers. Then, several hundred strong, the students marched to the Czech Lega- | tion shouting: “Down with Czechoslo- | ; revenge our fellow students in | Protected by Police. They found the Czech Legation en- | circled by police who charged into them with their sidearms flailing. Beaten off, they marched to the! Stefansplatz where the demonstration | assumed a Nazi aspect, the students| smalng the German national anthem, | “Deutschland Uber Alles.” | Mounted police charged into the crowd which had gathered in the Ringstrasse near the Czech Legation Several women and children waiting for street cars were knocked down. the assets of the Corporation Securi- | ties Co. of Chicago in contemplation of bankruptey. 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