Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1934, Page 7

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Nor has there been any announce- ment concerning the details of the political bloc which official circles have charged was behind the crime. Official Light Soon. ‘The time for investigation of Niko- lief’s crime has been extended only to December 20, consequently his fate probably will be made known on that day and possibly more official light will aemthmwn on the alleged plot at that e. The official statement yesterday an- nouncing the execution of 28 persons charged with terrorist plotting at Kiev added Rumania to the list of countries from which armed plotters were said to have entered Soviet Russia. Countries Named. Poland, Finland and Latvia pre- viously had been named as the coun- tries from which had come 75 alleged contra-revolutionists executed in Len- ingrad, Moscow and Minsk. The Soviet press now is widely which tried to split the Communist party in 1925 on the plan for farm collectivization, is responsible for Kiroff's assassination. . NAVY ORDERS. Bureau of Navigation. Kenyon, Lieut. George E., dis- charged treatment Naval Hospital, Washington”D. C.; relieved all active duty, to home. Block, Lieut. (jg) Everett M., de- tached Naval Air Statiou, Pensacola, Fla., about January 10; to duty Air- craft Battle Force. Hale, Lieut. (jg) Henry H. De- tached Naval Air Station, Pensacola, i Fla., about Jamuary 10; to duty Air- craft Battle Force. Wallace, Lieut. (jg) Ford L., de- | tached Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., about January 10; to duty Air- | craft Battle Force. ‘Woods, Lieut. (jg) William P., de- tached Naval Air Station, Pensacola, | Fla, about January 10; to duty Air- | craft Battle Fcrce. l ‘Wingard, jr., Lieut. (jg) Walter C., detached Naval Air Station, Pen*l- | cola, Fla., about January 10; to duty Aircratt Battle Force. Smiley, Ensign Clare B., detached | . s. 5. Babbitt, about January 4; to duty U. S. S. Wyoming. Strickler, Ensign Robert L., detached VO Squadron 4B U. S. S. Maryland, about November 27; to temporary | duty under instruction, Naval Air Station, Pensacola. Medical Corps. Engelman, Lieut. (jg) William L., detached U. S. S. Raleigh; to duty Naval Hospital, Navy Yard, Mare Island, Calif. Deaths. Halpin, Comdr. James AnthonY, died December 11, 1934, at Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Mass. McAllister, Lieut. Francis Joseph, retired, died December 7, 1934, at Naval Hospital, League Island, Phila- delphia, Pa. Perkins, Edgar Roscoe, acting pay clerk, retired, died October 12, 1934, at Knoxville, Tenn. . Erie Loses Radio Station. ERIE, Pa., December 18 (#).—Erie was without a radio broadcasting sta- tion last night, the first time in many years. Station WLBW went off the air after sale of the plant to the Miami Valley Broadcasting Co. of Dayton, Ohio. Plans for building a new station are pending. For 46 charging that the Zinovieff group,| % [ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Engaged? NEWSPAPER MAN, MRS. DALL REPORTED BETROTHED. Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dall and John Boettiger, former Washing- ton newspaper man, now employed by the Motion. Picture Producers and Distributors of New York, who are reported engaged. The White House left the romance promoters to their own speculations. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt turned away questions with a statement, “You may have heard the rumor, but I never have.” Further queries brought a reply from the Pirst Lady that “I have nothing to say.” —A. P. and Harris-Ewing Photos. . Rochester Police Aid U. S Campaign For Fingerprints City Identification Bu- reau Opened to All Over 7. By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y., December 18.— Believed to be the first community in the country to co-operate with Federal authorities in their plan to finger- print as many citizens as possible to assist in identification and protection, Rochester police have annonuced that the services of the Bureau of Identifi- cation are open to any Rochesterian over 7 years of age. ‘The announcement was made by Chief of Police Henry T. Copenhagen on his return from Attorney General Homer §. Cummings’ crime conference in Washington. The service will be free and the prints will not be placed in criminel files, Chief Copenhagen announced. Cards with the prints will be returned to the citizen if desired or forwarded to the non-criminal branch of the Federal Identification Bureau. Chief Copenhagen, in praising the aim of the plan to fingerprint all citizens possible, cited the recent ‘babes in the woods” case in Pennsyl- vania. The three children found dead In the woods could have been identified with a minimum of trouble had their prints been recorded, he said. Chinese Play Popular. “Lady Precious Stream,” a Chinese play, has made a hit in Dublin. Christmases QUALITY at LOW PRICES and guarantee of satisfaction has been our “theme song.” That's why thrifty shoppers shop Chas, Schwartz and Son first. Dainty Ladies” HAMILTON An attractive model to $250 75ca Week Gorgeous TOILET SETS New designs in $¢7.95 6 w metal, emmel :nd ivory . Boys’ and Girls’ WRIST WATCHES B Sy e 08 and only .... with 17 Jewels. Others 54000 34-Pc. Set of TUDOR PLATE SILVERWARE Ideally cased for gift. Serv- ice for eight-—stainless knives. 5'5.50 50c a Week Schwartz & Son Look {oz the ol Clocke 708 746 ST. N.W. DEATH INCREASE FRETOLLTO R Grand Raplds Physician Succumbs in Hospital at Lansing. By the Associated Press. LANSING, Mich., December 18.— The number of definitely recorded dead in the Hotel Kerns fire tragedy was increased to 32 today with the death of Dr. Frederick C. Thiede, 46- year-old Grand Rapids physician, in a hospital. He was the fourteenth person to die of injuries suffered in attempting to escape the flames that swept the hotel a week ago today. Eighteen bodies have been taken from the ruins or from the Grand River into which some of the victims jumped. Police said unaccounted for persons believed to have been guests in the hotel might swell the list of dead to 34, but the search for bodies has been abandoned. An inquest which already has de- veloped testimony said by officials to indicate there was delay in sounding the alarm after the fire was discovered, resumed today. — Canadians Like Eggs. ‘When England recently boasted that its people ate an average of 152 eggs a year it was brought out that Cana- dians consumed just twice as many. D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1934. Woman Was First Patient in Cottage, Pictured on Seals Blizzard Swept Retreat at Saranac Lake on Day Girls Arrived. By the Associated Press. ALBANY, N. Y., December 18.—The little red -céttage on the Christmas seal has a nostalgic appeal for Mrs. Carolyn P. Lindsay of Albany, the first tuberculosis patient to emerge from that Saranac Lake retreat cured of the malady. Mrs. Lindsay, a well-known temper-" ance advocate, said today that she and her sister were the first patients quar- tered by Dr. Edward Livingston Tru- deau in the red cottage. Aimee was the eldest of the Pent- land sisters of Philadelphia. Carolyn was about two years yourger. They were in their 'teens when they went by bus from Loon Lake to Saranac. A blizzard raged in the Adirondacks a' the girls made the last lap to Tru- daeu’s cottage. Only a short time before the physician had conquered tuberculosis. 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