Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1935, Page 34

BUS LINESURGED INANACOSTA AREA Washington Highlands Citi- zens to Take Up Plan With Other Groups. DIVERS RECOVER BODY BALBOA, Canal Zone, March 8 (®). —Divers yesterday recovered the body of Lieut. Donald G. McGrew of Rood- house, Ill, who was killed Tuesday night when his United States Army observation plane crashed in swamps in the Gatun Lock region. His companion, Sergt. Clarence B. Flelds of Burlington, Calif., bailed out safely in a parachute. An official of Albrook Field said “the crash was probably due to weather conditions.” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1935. DOKE FACES PRISON FOR $16.93 THEFT One-to-Ten-Year Term Provided in California Former Murder Defendant’s Case. By the Assoclated Press. OAKLAND, Calif., March 8.--Jud- son C. Doke, who killed his wife’s lover and went free on an “unwritten law” defense, probably will go to prison for stealing $16.93. Formerly a subordinate city official of suburban S8an Leandro, Doke sud- denly stopped his own trial on charges of misappropriating public funds here yesterday and pleaded guilty to one count accusing him of illegally taking the small sum. Doke faces a sentence of one to ten years. Prosecuting authorities said probation was prohibited in cases in- volving a public official convicted of embezzling public funds. Last Summer Doke went to a ranch near Woodland, north of here, and fatally shot Lamar Hollingshead, Uni- versity of California student poet with whom attractive Mrs. Doke had ad- mittedly been intimate. Hollingshead had written verse to . Doke refer- ring to her as his “white hibiscus.” ‘There were:two trials. The first jury disagreed, but a second panel made up of ranchers and townspeople acquitted him, Alaskan Senate for Bonus. JUNEAU, Alaska, March 8 () .— The Territorial Senate passed a House joint memorial yesterday calling for immediate payment of soldlers’ ad- justed compensation. The resolution made no chotce between the Vinson |doors of the Michigan City State and aPtman bills before Congress. STABBING OF GIRL BRINGS 41 YEARS Indiana Prisoner Reveals Former Sentence on Charge of Mur- dering Wife. By the Associated Press, Gray, alias Carson Noel, 45-year-old colored man, who was sentenced to 41 years on & plea of stabbing and beating Miss Lavina Rae Storey, 19- year-old hospital secretary. Judge Frank P. Baker of the Crim- inal Court, pronounced sentence within 20 hours after the man stabbed the young woman with an ice pick and dragged her to the basement of & home where he was employed as houseman. Miss Storey’s condition is sai Sty lon said to INDIANAPOLIS, March 8—The| The prisoner told police he had served 11 years in prison for the slay- ing of his common-law wife in laul:- prison closed last night on Benjamin | ville, Ky. Boasts 3,189 Toy Firms. ‘Thuringia, Germany, now has MQ‘ toy manufacturing concerns. >4 CREONULSION] Your own druggist s suthor: Qized 1o cheerfully uh:,': money on the mot spot b Coemebion Bus lines in place of street cars in the Anacostia-Congress Heights area we:e favored in a motion adopted by the Washington Highlands Citizens' Association at a meeting last night. A meeting is planned soon with rep- resentatives of the Anacostia and Congress Heights associations to dis- cuss bus transportation. A committee consisting of W. Earl Nair, president of the association; Mrs. Ida Lovejoy and Carroll Wall was reappointed to confer with the representatives of the other associations. | Nair suggested the busses run ||if} from about a half mile beyond the || present terminus of the street cars I to a central point downtown and |l then form a loop, coming back to the original starting point. The secretary was directed to send a letter to the Capital Transit Co. and to People's Counsel Richmond B. Keech, calling attention to the pro- posal, Both the Anacostia and Con- gress Heights Citizens’ Associations will be sent copies. The association indorsed the action taken by the Federation of Citizens’ Associations at its meeting last Sat- urday night favoring the Prettyman bill on small loans. Copies of the indorsement were to be sent to Chairman Norton of the House District Committee, Senator King and the federation. | A report submitted to Secretary of |} the Interior Ickes by Dr. John W. Studebaker, United " States commis- sioner of education, was also indorsed. ‘The report urges 22 school projects here. The action recently taken by the | Cathedral Heights - Cleveland Park | Citizens' Association, advocating Dis- | trict residents for District Govern- | ment jobs, was commended by mem- bers. The secretary was asked to send a Jetter to the Highway Department asking that an alley between Halley ‘Terrace and First street southeast be opened for traffic. The meeting was held in the home | of Roy Clark and was presided over | | by the president. EV EN ACCOUNTS For Junior Misses We Feature These Fashions INVITED New Arrivals in - Girls' Spring COATS $ 5.95 New English models and dressy styles in checks, cheviots and tweeds. Well tai- lored and neatly lined. Sizes 7 to 14 years. b Girls’ Silk FROCKS 52.95 One and two piece models in gay prints, plain shades and two-color com- binations. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Second Floor. 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