Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1934, Page 5

LS. U PRESIDENT HANGED INEFFIGY Students, Angry Over Long Censure Ruling, Call Him “Jimmy the Stooge.” By the Assoclated Press. BATON ROUGE. La., December 8. —Resentment in the student-faculty | row over Senator Huey P. Long's censorship of Reveille, Louisiana | State University student publication, | | led to the hanging in effigy of Dr.| James M. Smith, president of the in- | stitution, today. A grotesque, straw-stuffed figure, bearing the -derisive inscription, | “James Monroe Smith, ‘Jimmie the Btooge,’ hanged December 8. 1934, | was found dangling from the halyards of the central flagpole on the univer- | sity campus this morning. | L. P. Montgomery of Hammond. La, a ‘sophomore in the School of Engineering. made the discovery when he went out to raise the flag. It re- called the wave of citizens' mass effigy burnings held for Long and| other State leaders in Louisiana towns ps officers cut lhr | Gets High Post APPOINTED TO INSURANCE DIVISION OF F. H. A. JOHN R. B. BYERS Of New York, who has been ap- pointed director of the mortgage insurance division of the Federal Housing Administration. Mr. By- ers was formerly senior member of the firm of Byers & Dunn, spe- cialists in savings, building and loan auditing, accounting and ap- pxamng —Lnderuood Photo. g GREEK CHURCH TO ELECT e the f the V( te on Trustees Will Be Held from | nator | ressed | Long's | After Services This Morning. The Greek Orthodox Community of Saints Constantine and Helena will | hold its annual election of members members of to the Board of Trustees after the attempted to hold the col- | e Reveille officials barred KREUGER AND TOLL ACCORD HELD NEAR Basis for Untangling Affairs of Match Concerns Laid in 1 New York. l Iz | ember 8 -T‘\E laid d \h(‘ ,; M. Wurtzburger Co. #3: ? Specializing in & morning church service today. At 11 am. a solemn high mass will | be celebrated by Rev. Father Thomas Daniels, pastor of the church, in honor | of St. John Chrysostom, whose feast | day occurs tomorrow. ak VEVEDELEVE 22 Christmas fi fi Jewelry 5 Shop at the friendly store— fl_ you're always greeted with fi a smile—with no obligation to buy. Perfect Diamonds And All Standard American Watches The Finest Genuine 2 1 TURED PEARL - NECKLACES $14 00 up LT EL RS ezmzamw@m Complete Line of Gifts 5t €8 901 G St. N.W. Omen ts look toward rnational Ma ch Cnrn lnd Kreuger & Toll as | to monopoly claims relating to the dmry in Polaj goslavia, | c. and a the ad- ju merl of money cla | UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA i HALTS ‘YELLOW JOURNAL’| Council Forbids Anonymous Pub- lications After “Scurrilous and | Indecent” Issue Appears. By the Associa UNIVERSITY December 8.— Calling the rece nksgiving issue of the Yellow Journal “scurrilous and | indecent in the extreme,” the Admin- | istrative Council of the University of | Virginia has issued an order con- demning this publication and for- bidding future issue or sale of any anonymous papers The order, signed by Ivy F. Lewis, | secretary of the council, which is com- posed of President John L. Newcomb | and six deans of the university, | equests the co-operation recurrence of any such | v Journal. which has ap- {} peared anonymously at the university from time to time, in its Thanksgiving issue, distributed at the Virginia-North | Carolina game. criticized certain ath- | letic policies and made slurring com- | ment concerning several young women, who were mentioned by name. Treasurer's Books Studied. CHARLESTON, S. C., December 8 | (®) —In response to a suggestion of | the grand jury, Judge Clinton T.| make a study - marsh §. Smi th city treasurer. 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Record of Growth Deposit Accounts IgRg—————— =g 1934——76,252 Deposits 1889 $18,870.00 1934—$40,095,177.08 Resources 1889-—-$327,305.51 1934—8$47,757,971.77 In addition, the Com- pany through its Trust Department controls trust assets in excess of $119,000,000. The first permanent home of the American Security & Trust Company at 1405 G Street NW. E take this opportunity on the occa- sion of our forty-fifth anniversary to express our sincere appreciation to the many thousands of people who have con- tributed to our success through the use of our banking and trust facilities. O the hundreds of new customers who have come to us in recent months we extend a welcome, and as well, an invita- tion to visit our other departments in order that they might become better acquainted with our complete financial service. IN celebrating our forty-fifth anniversary we recognize two important facts: First, an uninterrupted service to the commu- nity of almost a half century; and, sec- ondly, a sound growth that has been constant throughout the years. The Main Office located o the Northwest Corner of Fifteenth Street and Pemnsylvania Avenue N.W. THAT growth is best exemplified by new records established recently in our forty-fifth year, when the total deposits of our customers reached a new high mark and when the largest staff in our history was called upon to serve a growing clientele. UR financial service is modern and complete. It embraces checking ac- counts, savings accounts, safe deposit boxes, securities, foreign exchange, real estate and the varied trust functions, in- cluding the administration of estates. IVE banking offices in various sections of the city are convenient distributing points for this service. 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