Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1935, Page 21

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 24, 1935—PART ONE BARGAINING RIGHT OF LABOR UPHELD Hoover Hears Miss Perkins Define Progress Under 7-A Ruling. SCOUT GOUNCIL MAKES AWARDS 180, Including Eight Eagle Badges, Presented at Meeting. MRS. RHINELANDER 1S GIVEN DIVORGE Charged Wealthy Husband With Cruetty in Suit at Reno. Poderjay Laughs at Prison Ushers for Tuberculosis Association Meeting Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. One hundred and eighly awards, ]includlng eight Eagle badges, were | presented last night at the quarterly Court of Award of the District Coun- cil of the Boy Scouts of America in Powell Junior High School. The new Eagle Scouts are Gilbert P. Holte, Emory Firmin, William F. By the Assoclated Press. BERKELEY, Calif, Merch 23.—A concept of tne United States as a country of “free, self-regulated people” was expressed by Secretary of Labor | Frances Perkins here today in an| address from & platform on which | former President Herbert Hoover was t. an honored gues | Hellmuth, Edward P. Valaer, Donald Miss Perkins, giving the address of | . k" 1 | the day at the sixty-seventh anni- e ; | 1. Kester, William White, Earl Martin -versary of the chartering of the Uni- ? Y 5% 4 ‘angox:r!mENngmgn. : i versity of California, said the concept 7 | een Eagle Scouts were awarde: “The Nt w . : | and co-operation.” g 3 were: Jams “,,::‘de ‘ph'm"?fg',‘,y fii‘,f‘e[’,“ ";‘w:,”m‘,'s 1 $ | These practices, she contended, “will Burnside, Harry D. Anspon, Wallace Rhinelander’s New York attorney. T | begin—can only begin—after the right Magathan, jr.; Wilmer Steiner, Ken- There is nothing more to be said.” g (of labor) to bargain is established neth Eldridge, Melvin Friedman, Jack District Judge Benjamin F. Curler '"d‘n‘;’&‘}‘l’nf:!’hmflmfd'flt r:lszqgle handed down the decree on grounds 58:/“55 s : l'n cks. of extreme cruelty at a star chamber o and the former Presi- session. d;?:o rwe;‘e lt:‘wven honorary degrees of An agreement giving Mrs. Rhine- The Secretiry of 'Laboc discu lander custody of their two children, . X ssed Miss Le Brun Cruger Rhinelander, 17, the collective bargaining right granted and T. J. Oakley Rhinelander, 14, was lt»_lhorl under section 7-A of the na- ratified. It gives the father the right "’S"; Wcl"d"ell'ybolfl- i to visit the children and “have them e sal abor unions, whqe pro- with him” at specified times. tected under the act from ‘“‘unfair Rhinelander and the former Hm-‘ ‘i;;;;refrergn;e"e "an !c:;ci.o: by em; tense Le Brun Parsons were married ntve enormous | at the bride's New York home May | responsibility.” This, she added, in-| 11, 1916. They spent much of their | | cludes the development by the unons | time in the exclusive society circles of “statesmanship” in the field of of Newport, R. I, and New York City. | h?m‘ relations. L Their 17-year-old daughter, despite nld’rl""?;y\slh,:ofiroev.mnrhex‘fi Pcr;(ei:i 9 1 ntl; ntioned | said, “w] ern pre: her youth, was frequently menti should go further than to support and as a prospective bride of young John | Jacob As{)oer who later married the encourage and make possible collective | bargaining.” llen Tuck French. former Ellen el Mr. Hoover did not speak D. A R. to Plan Dance LEONARDTOWN, Md., March 23; (Special) —The Easter Ball Commit- | tee of the ' Maj. Willlam Thomas Chapter, D. A. R, of St. Marys County will hold a special meeting to make plans for their annual dance on FEaster Monday night By the Associated Press. RENO, March 23—Mrs. Hortense Le Brun Rhinelander won a divorce today from Philip Rhinelander, 2d, member of one of New York’s oldest | and wealthiest families, and immedi- | ately made ready for a California vacation with her mother, socially I8 3 prominent Mrs. W. Eugene Parsons of # | New York. Details of a property set- tlement agreement were not made public. Mrs. Rhinelander was not available | Lattimore, Richard E. Lee, Alex T | Britton, Robert C. Duffie, George | Kephart, John McKee, Victor Purse and Virgil E. Howard. Dr. Paul Bartach, chairman of the District Court of Honor, presided at the ceremonies. He was assisted by Col, E. L. Mattice, director-general of the court. Dr. Camp Stanley. commissioner of the District Council, was guest of honor and made an address. Among the other awards were 30 life awards, 47 star awards, presenta- tion of Scout training awards to three scoutmasters and commissioners, 75 | training certificates foy Scout leaders, FISH GUEST AT TEA and a 10-year program award for 2 AIKEN, §. C., March 23 (®) —Rep- | cub pack. ! resentative Hamilton Fish, jr., of New = > . o Church to Present Play. was given a tea this afternoon by Miss Clara Harrigal, Republican national LEONARDTOWN, Md., March 23 (Special).—The play, “A Small Town committeewoman from South Caro- lina. Romeo,” will be presented by the Jov A numbr‘r of the officials of the M. E. Church players on April § at South Carolina Republican party at- |the Community M. E. Church in | tended, including Dallas A. Gardner | Potomac Heights, Md. The play is | of Orangeburg, State chairman; J. C. | under the direction of Rev. Milton between earth and sky. Hambridge of Rock Hill, national B. Crist, pastor of the St. Pauls, Bureau of Standarls scientists be- | committeeman, and G. J. Cherry of Mount Zion, and Joy Chapel M. E. lieve that radiation from the sun is Charleston, State vice chairman. Churches. Young members of the staff of the District Tuberculosis Association, who have been selected to serve as ushers at a mass meeting to be held in the United States Chamber of Commerce next Saturday. Mrs. Roose- velt is to be one of the speakers. Left to right: Louisa Urban, Jane Marsh, Mildred Showalter, Aldine Gooch and Rose O'Grady. ~—Star Staff Photo. Bureau of Standards Finds 3 New ‘Radio Roof’ 450 Miles Up The newest layer, the outermost | of these so far known, has been ten- | tatively named the “G” layer. It is these layers of ionized air that make long-distance radio transmission possible between widely separated points on earth. If the layers were not there the signals would shoot off into space. Instead they are re- flected back to earth as from a mir- ror, then “bounce” back toward the sky again, and so travel to their ob- jective by a series of such “bounces” the main cause of these layers strip- | ping off electrons from the air atoms and thus rendering them electrically- | conducting. The layers vary in height | between day and night. By the Associated Press ] The Bureau of Standards disclosed _vnstcrday it had discovered a new high “radio roof” to the world—450 miles up—from which high frequency signals come bouncing back to earth. An 18-month study of the various layers of ilonized air at different heights brought the discovery. Tonized air is air which has been rendered electrically-conducting be- cause some of the electrons have been stripped away from its atoms. There are several layers of this ionized air <un'oundmg the earth, much like With a hearty laugh and a wave of his hand, Ivan Poderjay, former Yugoslavian Army officer, bids good-by to freedom at the gates of Sing Sing Prison. He is to serve from two and one-half to five years for his, bigamous marriage to Agnes 'm(verson who vanished after the ceremony. Bemhardt Seeks Divorce HOLLYWOOD, March 23 ().—Max | Reinhardt, internationally known theatrical producer, will ask a Reno, | Nav., court to grant him a divorce | from Elsa Heims, German actress, he announced through his lawyers tod: V. F. W. Post Will Meet. Democrats to Give Dance. Election of delegates and alternates| CLARENDON, Va., March 23 ‘Spe- to the annual district encampment | cial).—The Democratic Executive will be held by Post No. 127, Veterans | Committee of Arlington County will | of Foreign Wars, at a meeting Tues- | give its monthly dance Friday night, day at 8 pm. in the Soldiers, Sailors | beginning at 10 o'clock. at Windsor and Marines' Club, 1015 L street. | Arms on Glebe road, near Ballston STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Fidelity-Phenix Fire In- surance Company Of New York. on the 31st day of December. 1934, as required under Sec- tion 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Federal Insurance Com- pany Ot Jersey City. N. J.. on the 31st day of December 19334, as required unfler Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. Established 1904 s INSURANCE DEPARTMENT RANDALL Hi. EEA@%ER & COMPARY INCORPORATED MORTGAGE LOAN OORRESPONDERT INCOME. ___ INCOME Net premiums . Total interest and ren'< Other income ... 116 Total income ... All other disbursements Total DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses. . S1. Al other disbursements 1 Total disbursements $16,405.941.70 ASSETS Real estate . $1.3 Bonds and stocks. Cash in company s office Deposits in banks. .. Agents’ balances Interest and ts @ or -acerued disbursements ASSETS Bonds and stocks. . Deposits in banks Agents’ balances . Interest and rents “due or ccru A other assets Gross assets .. Deduct _assets not mitte DEcatur 3600 “ad- 1321 Connecticut Avenue Gross a: Deduct as: mitted Total admitted pta Lo ts not 5 Total admitted assets.$55.0 LIABILITIES, Net unpaid claims. §¢ Total unearned = pre- i e 34 miums e Other Labilities . . 1 Are You Fully Protected With the Proper Kind of Insurance? e our careful attention; and none too large for our facilities LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims Total unearned miums z Other habilities Capital paid up Surpius over all liabiii- es = $1.050.126. pre- .00 NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING DURING THE YERY. Distulctof District of Columbia $:346.03 NET FR!MIU’T\;I{SE ‘Qg{;fi\' We have a policy for every type of insurance and no request is too modest to hav d t r anspor- Our Insurance Service Includes: Liability Pubhc, Employers, Elevator. Workmen’s Compensation Plate Glass Property Damage By Aircraft or Motor Vehicles. All Risk Jewelry, Furs, Personal Effects, Fine Arts. Accident and Health tion . Tornado. 803,988 80 windstorm Automobile Comprehensive Coverage Fire. Theft. Windstorm. Liabilit Property Damage, Collision and Glass. Civil Riot and Commotion Fire Buildings and Contents, Rent Insurance Use and Occupancy Windstorm . T D e Burglary and Theft and l‘hIx l!t‘dly of March. 1933 ho No]tv:’ry Public. xmst cxoufigg c'l:eflrks Personal Holdl.lp Bl Noer:l:lcn!e filed in N. ¥. Co Boiler Explosion Heating Plants and Equipment. Liahility and Property Damage. and explo- sion and explo- sion .. All other— Aircraft 550.58 TERCE, Vice President. 7. 85kiNG, As Becreta Subscribed snd sworn to this_6th day of Pebruary. 19 (Seal.) w Rain Insurance Sprinkler Leakage Teams Liability, Property Damage. Lolhfllon. SportsLiability HENDON CHUBB, Presid DDARD, smm&:s’ eat. fore me s . Queens County. Reg- oy Ceitiflcate lled 1 0. Register's No Commission expires March X Commission s 6Q: expires March 30, 1956, e 7 s e i < STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE The Newark Fire Insur- ance Company Of Newark. N. J. on the 31st day of December. ' 1034." as required under section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia INCOME. Net premiums s o nterest e Other income ?nd o Total income. . o DISBURSEMENTS, let amount paj - holders for” touser < $1 All'Other disbursemenis Total disbursements. ASSETS Mortaage. loanis ‘on real estate Bonds and "stock: Cash in company’ Deposits in banks. Agents’ balanc Interest and Tents due or Al Ciher assets. Gross asset D(ducledlsseus ot " ad $185.000.00 '$0.524.845 31 B 431,474.80 Total admitted assets. $9.093.370.51 b 3 s-mm paid urplus over lll Tiabilities NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN THE YEAR, | DURING District of Total. Columbia. ;32.385.474.01 $10.308.77 1"M nnc'nn 14 695.21 Tre..... Ocean marine Motor vehicles 92.752.61 orna ."l‘gdxtnlrm e . cyclone ,222.0 Sprinkler . 12,134.94 1,196.60 7.37 223.07 7 $2.934.365.29 $15,675.87 8. F. NININGER. Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of February, 1985, (8eal.) ALBERT J. JOHNSTONE. Notary Publlc Nlluu Counu C!l’f— fled in New York Co. New York Co. Clerk’s No_ 138. New York County's Rumen No. FJO2 e e—————————— s STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Hartford Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford. Conn.. on the 31st day of December 4. as_required under Section 647 of the Code of Law for District of Columbia INCOVIE Net premiums Total interest nnd rents Other income. . Total income. .. DISBUREEMENTS Net amount paid policy-_ holders for losses. . : All other disbursements 103 Total disbursements..$33.864.441.10 Real estate. Mortgage loans on reul estate Bonds_and _ stocks. Cash In company's office Deposits in banks. Agents' balances. . . Interest and, repts due or accrued..®.. Gross assets. Deduct_assets not .d- mitted 464.079.77 Total admitted assets. $84.343,108.30 LIABILITIES, Net unpaid claims. .. .. $3.248.047.51 Total ~unearned ' pre- . 30.905,380.52 other' nnnmun 5,150.000.00 Capital paid 21000.000.00 Surplus over W tiabris: ties 33.039.770.27 To!ll . . .$84,343.198.30 NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. District of Columbia. BACEL $24,9: | $41,257. Ocean marine 21,55 Motor vehicles 1.9 Earthquake. Inland navi- gation and transporta- tlon ..., 1.351.100.90 11.267.81 904.03 e Sprinkler leakage. . Riot, civil commotion and explo- 84,170.48 158.32 141,383.84 35,647.00 11 29.061.17 $81.487.95 JAMES W. WYPER. Vice President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of February, 1935. GEO. E. MARSI Notary Publlc. 810.42 45.12 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Standard Fire Insurance Company Of New Jersey. on the 31st day of December. 1034. as required under Section 467 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. INCOME. Net premiums ] Total interest and rents Other income .. $1.010,243.64 Total income . $1.139.146.06 DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses. . .. All other disbursements $434,330.69 Total disbursements. . $1.040.608.08 Real estate .... Mortgaze loans tate Bonds and stocks Cash in company’s office. Deposits in_banks. Agents’ balan: Interest a A e assets 1] Gross assets Deduct assets not ~ad- mitted LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims. Total unearned nremmms Other liabilities Capital paid up. Surplus over all 1 Total . 49'm .lnfl 000 00 §2.704.783.67 NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. District of tal. _ Columbia, e -...... snm 141 17 $909. Tornada. wind- torm and cy. 70.502.47 $1,010.243.64 $909.17 OWEN J. PRYOR. President. RICHARD J. CAREY. Secretary. Subscr sworn to before me this 23d ls:g of February, 1935. (8eal) MARY A. MAGEE. Notary Public. of New Jersey. My commission expires Feb. 15. 1937. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Union Assurance Society, Ltd., Of Great Britain. on the 31st day of December. 1034, as_ required under Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District’ of Columbia. INCOME. Net premiums Total interest and Other income. .. Total income. . DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses. All other disbursements Total dicbursemehts. $1,170.818.81 ASSETS. Bonds and stocks. Deposits in banks. nces Agents’ lnlerul and rents dut or ued AU Giner assets Gross assets. Deduct sssets nm “ad- ... 27.045.80 Total admitted assets.$2.698.373.25 LIABILITIES, Net unpaid claims. $102,016. Total unearned nremnums 1088131 Other liabilities . U ar569% Statutory depo: 400 O(m m} S mves ol liabilities 1.0% Total 08,373.25 NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. District of i Fire . Motor Earthquake ... Inland naviga- ton and 1 r ansporta- tion . 11.597.99 storm cyclone. Hafl ... Sprinkler leak- L Riot. eivil com- motion “and explosion .. Al other... 65.048.02 6.03 2.120.08 $1.017.209.65 $7.42 F. W. KOECKERT, Unlud States Manager. ibed and swoi to bef nm mn dar of hbru:'r'y Y038 ™ S F. HEAL! Y. Notary Public. Notary Public Queens Co., N : No. 1841, Cert, f nled mcsumf Ré: gmnon expires March 30, 1936, STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE American Eagle Fire In- surance Company Of New York, on the :31st day of De- cember. 19:34. as required under Sec- tion 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. Net premiu s Totalinterest and fents Other income. Total income DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses. All other disbursements Total disbursements. -— ASSETS. Bones and stocks. . Deposits in banks. . Agents’ balances Interest and rents due or accrued Gross assets Deduct assets $1 ad- mitte £ not Total admitted assets. . LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims. Total unearned miums ... Qther liabiliiies: Capital paid SaPoits over ah iabil C s pre- NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. District of Total Columbia. QOce Sotor venicies Earthquake. Inland navi- gation and fransporta- tion To ‘Windstorm md cyclone Botinkier leakage Riot. commotion and explo- sion_. 2,000.9 22 All other. 1.630.19 115.68 $3.006.245.62_$20.560.47 C. W. PIERCE. Vice President. J. T. HORAN, Asst. Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of !ebru-ry 93! « 1) w. e Rotars Pubiic. Public, Queens County. r'y No, 8310 Certificate filed in ew Reg! uu s No. s ires March 30. 1035, Notary, iste STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE The Alliance Ins. Co. of Philadelphia Of Philadelphia. Pa.. on the 31st day of December. 1934, as required uncer Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. INCO’VIE Net premiu Total interest and rents. Other iNCOME . .ovesn. Total income .... DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid polx holders for losses. Al other disbursements Total disbursements ASSETS. Bonds and stocks. . Cash in company's omc» Deposits in banks Agents’ balances . Interest and rents due or All Gther asséts | Gross assets Deduct _assets mittid - Total admitt $8.991.861.17 207,524.06 LIABILITIES. unpaid claims. $520.093.00 unearned - Net Total other lmmllne Capital pai EAPrins Sver alf labiltiies 12 Total NET PHEMWMS WRImN DURING District of Columbia. Pire $1 Oceen’ marine. Motor vehicles™ Earthquake .. Inland navic gation and transporta- on ... Tornado. Wind- il 8prinkier leakage WL AL ¢ o mmotion and explo- sion ... All other— Aircraft Airplane and motor _ ve- hicle. P. D. Rain 1.176.19 1,401.85 $2.233.412.07 $25.837.90 JOHN D. PLATT. President. JOHN J. CONNOR, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of Pebruary, 1935. (Seal) THOS. A. MacDONALD. Notary Public. Commissifn expires January 16, 1937. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION THE The Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company Limited Of Liverpool, England. on the 31st day of December. 1934, as required under Section 647 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia. Net premiums $ Total interest and rents Other income. .... 1 * Total income.. DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses. .. $3.44; All other disbursements Total disbursements.$11.088.726.14 ASSETS Real estate Mortgage loans ‘on rul estate . Bonds and stoc! 1 Bt A s dice Deposits in bahks balances $569.866.87 or_accrued All other assefd. . Gross assets. ... Deduct assets na( Total admitted assets. $18.435.9 LIABILITIES. ot Net unpaid claims. $835.853.37 otll uneArned pri 8.510.653.00 other Nabilities” " inclu Ing contingency re- s . 1.045.241.08 Deposit capital 400.000.00 Surplus over all” fiabiii- Total ,.... NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. District of mbia. o Motor vehicles Earthquake.. . Inland navi- gation and transporta- 231.784.95 8.064.54 3,639.16 22.41 408.201.08 36.905.23 sion . Atrcraft $8.403.965.03 $51.741.62 C. A. NOTTINGHAM. Asst. United States Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth day of Pebruary. 1935, H sSCIS‘ ALBERT JHNSTONE. Notary Public. Nassau County. Cert. fled in New York Co. New York Co. Clerk’s No. 138. Commercial Union Assur- ance Company, Ltd., Of Great Britain, on the 31st day of Drcemper. 1034 as_Tequired under Section €47 of the Code of Law for the District of Colul INCOME and ‘rents Net premiums Total interest Other income Total income . DISBURSEMENTS. Net amount paid policy- holders for losses E All other disbursements disbursements. $6.654,865.31 30188 Total ASSETS, Real estate Mortgage loans ‘on ‘real $1.52 and’ stocks DBeposits. in’ banks Agents’ balances Interest and rents dur o~ accrue A ofher assets. 2 R7 86 1:161.999.78 69.950.6 Gross assets . Decuct mitted Total sdmitted assets. IABILITIES Net unpaid claims. Total _unearned ‘miums Z Other liabilities Capital paxd up—Stat tory _deposit 400.000.00 Surplus over a ties ... 5.758.080.77 219.594.78 219.504.78 $677.685.46 4.617.337.65 765.581.90 pre- Total NET PREMIUMS wnn’r!.N DURING THE YEAR. District of Total. Columbia. TR 7,614.65 $8.5564 Ocean’ marine 83186 Motor vehicles 261.143.84 quake 3018 54 Inland navi- gation and transporta- tion .. annldo wind- storm and 1.390.356.99 251,401 84 31 ¢ 0 mmition and explo- slon .... Al other— Flood .. 9 $80.608.02 F. W. KOECKERT. United States Manager. Bubscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of February 1935 1. THOMAS F. (Seal Nol.uy Public. Queens Co. No. 6 ] «H. Ctn flled in N