Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1934, Page 45

CITZENS OPOSE NEW POLIEPLAN'# Dahlgren Terrace Group - Raps Reduction of Scout Personnel. Police Chief Brown’s plan to put more policemen on the street by as- signing one instead of two officers to each precinct scout car today had run afoul of at least one citizens’ associ- ation, The Dahlgren Terrace group last night passed a motion, offered by its president, A. F. E. Scheer, to request Maj Brown to place two policemen in all radio cars operating in the twelfth precinct. The resolution cited the injury Tuésday of the lone officer in a | radio car pursuing a speeding auto- mobile occupied by two colored men and declared the violators pmbably‘ would have been caught had there been two men in the police car. S. J. Solomon, Washington Airport manager, told the association that if a new airport is provided for the, Capital it should be bought and main- tained with Federal funds He ex- pressed opposition to Gravelly Point because it is filled land and said it | probably would be years before it would be suitable for an airfield. He also cited the fact the taxi fare to| Gravelly Point is about $1 higher than to the present Washington Air- | port. The group directed Secretary John | H. Williams to ask the Board of Edu- | cation to remove mud from the side- | walk adjacent to the Crosby S. Noyes School. A resolution proposing the raising of edditional revenue for the District by | the imposition of capital, tobacco, cos- metic and other taxes was tabled until | the next meeting, after a debate. A | motion to support the request of the Trinidad Citizens’ Association for a traffic light at Eleventh and H streets was carried. The association voted to become a member of the Northeast Suburban ! Conference of Citizens’ Associations and elected as delegates to the con- ference Secretary Williams and Wil- liam H. Weber, and as alternates W. B. Greenwood and J. G. Kingsbury. The January meeting will be held in conjunction with the business men of the Dhalgren Terrace community to afford an interchange of ideas. TWO FACE GRAND JURY IN DEATH MYSTERY Five Others Are Released After Hearing on Patrick County Case. Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va., December 20— John Newman and John Belisle face | action by a Patrick County grand jury on charges of murder in connection with the death of John Kendrick as | result of a hearing given seven per- sons at Stuart. The remaining nve— Daniel Newman, Lewis Newman, Mrs. | Willie Newman, Thomas Moore and | King Trent—were dismissed. Kendrick died in a Stuart hospital recently after being brought there in | a badly burned condition. At the time it was said he had fallen Lnto‘ an open fire. An investigation by Commonwealth’s Attorney Prank Bur- ton resulted in the seven warrants, claiming evidence that the aged man had been robbed, beaten, then thrown into the fire. MAN IS ORDERED HELD IN FATAL ACCIDENT, By a Staff Correspondent ol The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., December| 19.—A coroner’s jury last night held | John L. Dippah, jr., of the 1700 block West Virginia avenue, for the grand jury, following an inquest into the death of Wilfred L. Eaton, 30, of Edmonston, Md., who was almost in- stantly killed in a traffic accident near here over the week end. The accident occurred when one car slowed down on the Washington- Baltimore Boulevard and was struck from the rear by a truck. Eaton and Miss Margaret Baker of Hyattsville, who is in Casualty Hospital with two broken ankles and minor injuries, stepped from the automobile which had been struck. Another car, driven by Dippah, according to police offi- cials here, then crashed into thel truck, injuring Miss Baker and Eaton. The driver of the truck, Arthur E. Ezell, colored, of Brooklyn, N. Y., a.ndl Raymond Watts of Washmgmn driver of the car in which Eaton and | Miss Baker were passengers, were exonerated. Lom;l_y—M.an Wills Motherless Girls His Hoarded Gold Bonds and Postal Savings Also Revealed in Cache in Table Drawer. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Oreg., December 20.— A cache of gold hoarded 20 years in a tin can, bonds and securities worth several thousand dollars, some prop- erty and land—these are the Christ- mas-time reward for two motherless &chool girls because they brought hap- piness to Elmer Todd in his lonely old age. The girls are Dorothy and Mar- guerite Deal, aged 14 and 12. Their mother died last March and they are living with their grundmomzr Mrs, H. F. Compton, her: Todd, 72, died in solitude at Basin, Wyo., Thanksgiving day. Among his papers was a letter addressed to the two girls. i m%%%%%%%%f@%@%%%%%%%@%%%%%%@%@%@%%@%@!@%@%%%%@%%%%@ Look in the drawer of a certain table,” Todd had written. “Behind it you will find a receptacle containing my private papers.” The administrator found a tin can containing $925 in gold. There also were $1,200 in Liberty bonds, another bond for $1,000 and $1,417 in postal savings deposits. youve been waiting fm'. T Do Your Shopping Early in A&P Food Stores to Insure Complete Satisfaction MIXED NUTS in the shell - 19c A&P FOOD STORES WILL BE OPEN «.until 7:30 p.m. Saturday . . until 10:00 p.m. .until 9:00 p.m. English Walnuts in the shell 2w 49c GIFT BASKETS OF FOOD Specially priced in all stores, or call Potomac 1530 for special service. Friday .. Monday . . Georgia Pecans in the shell 2 - 49. A&P DOLLAR FOOD COUPONS On Adn in all A. P. stores. Re- dccmablu in any A.&P. store in the United States. 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