Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1935, Page 6

"MELVERN ICECREAM. Lgfi?u\{. e MERICA MEDICAL ASSN MELVERN DAl 101 QUE STR SPURIOUS MONEY SWEEPS COUNTRY Moran Says Coins Defy De- tection—Bill Work Held Amateurish. By the Associated Press. A wave of counterfeiting sweeping the country has led W. H. Moran, chief of the secret service, to declare “conditions are about as bad as we have ever known them to be.” He told members of the House con- sidering the Treasury appropriations bill that the greatest rise in counter- feiting has been in the manufacture of coins. His testimony was dis- closed in a report made public yes- terday. “Recently,” he said, “we have been troubled with coins made of all sil- ¥ |ver—some of it low grade, but then, TMEN! 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As for currency, Moran asserted: “I am ashamed to say that the people of this country will take any- thing that remotely resembles a piece of paper currency Work on Bills Bad. “We have counterfeits of $5 and $10 notes coming into us—and I have seen advertising dodgers that displayed better workmanship.” His statements came as the Sen- ate and House Judiciary Committees considered four bills submitted by At- torney General Homer Cummings to speed up criminal prosecutions. The measures require defandants to file notice if they intend to submit an alibi, enable judges to comment if a defendant refuses to testify on the ground of self-incrimination, abolish appeals from orders dismiss- ing an application for a habeas cor- pus writ and give the Government the right to take depositions from wit- nesses before trials. 'ROBERTS’ TRANSIT PLAN SUPPORTED Benefits for Takoma Park Citi- zens Win Favor in Section. People’s Counsel William A. Roberts is receiving support from various quar- ters for his plan to install express car servic. on upper Eleventh street and to reroute traffic to provide citizens of the Takoma Park sections with a more direct route to downtown por- tions of the city. As supplemental to his rerouting plan, the Columbia Heights Business Men’s Association notified Roberts yes- terday that a proposal would be made at the next meeting of the association for a cross-town bus from Wisconsin avenue northwest to approximately Rhode Island avenue northeast. There appears to be no doubt that this project will receive the approval of the association, Secretary H. C. Phillips | reported. The Citizens’ Forum of Columbia Heights strongly backed the rerouting plan. In any such rerouting, it in- formed Roberts by letter, direct street car service should be continued from the Takoma Park section by way of Fourteenth street to downtown sec- tions. Additional tracks from Georgia avenue and Fourteenth street should be constructed, it was suggested, to connect with Eleventh street for a more complete service on that car line. In the meantime, the use of Eleventh street should be increased during the rush traffic hours, it was proposed. VY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Nazis’ Prisoner Returns Elsa Sittell, New York girl, who was kept a prisoner in a Nazi for allegedly insult- iny Adolf Hitler while in Ger- many, is shown here on board the S. S. Presi- dent Roosevelt as she returned to New York City. She re- Jused to discuss her imprison- ment. —A. P. Photo. cell ROOSEVELT’S AIDES . TO SERVE AT BALL Col. E. M. Watson Is Chairman of Floor Committee for Birthday Fete. President Roosevelt’s military' and naval aides will head the Floor Com- mittee for the birthday ball for the President Wednesday, January 30, at the Shoreham Hotel, it was an- nounced today. Col. E. M. Watson will be chairman and Capt. Wilson Brown will be vice chairman. Other members will in clude Col. E. P. Moses of the Marine Corps, E. L. Reed of the State De- partment and Wilton J. Lambert. The national headquarters for the ball has selected as the official colors bluebird blue and silver, and all over the country merchants are being asked by the local committees to dec- orate their shop windows with articles | featuring these colors on the day of the ball. In the Capital City Julius Garfinckel, a member of the Execu- tive Committee, of which Raymond T. Baker is chairman, has been chosen to ask the co-operation of all ! local merchants in this respect. & {Des&nq Invifafians and Announcements ar new styles of nqraving t,ucutenl in true ew manner are moderate enough in cost to meet present-da demands ... 2 ‘Brew®D Engravers and Fine Printers 61l TWELFTH STREET PHONE DISTRICT 4868 ENVOY HONOR GUEST | 8ze, Hanson and V:doren to Be Entertained. The Chinese Minister to the United | States, Sao-Ke Alfred Sze; George C. 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CHILD'S COLD HOUSE MAY BEAT AGENCY EXTENSION IN WORK RELIEF BILL (Continued From First Page. in the country because he has in- sisted upon hewing to a straight and narrow line in making use of the $3,000,000,000 appropriation which was intrusted to him by the President. He has had to turn down thousands of applicants for jobs whose names were sent to him by members of Con- gress, either because they were not qualified or because there was no room for them, or beth. He has had to decline to allot money for thou- sands of projects proposed to him, many of them the subjects of bills which have been offered in Congress and which Congress itself wouid not pass. : Members of Congress antagonistic to Mr. Ickes and his administration have set out to “get him” if they can ‘They do not wish him placed in charge of the expenditure of the $4,000,000,000 work relief fund now about to be ap- propriated at the request of the Presi- dent. 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