Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1935, Page 9

CAPT.W. R, SAVLES DS SUDDENLY Leader of U. S. War on Smugglers and Mcon- shiners Was 56. Capt. Williar s deputy acket | ne Naval Hospit tn heart trouble Strain THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1935. 'ACTION ON OIL CODE | | WAITS TILL JUNE 14 Petroleum Co-Ordinating Com- mittee Puts Off New Move Un- til Government Acts. Because of the uncertainty of the administration’s legislative program growing out of the recent Supreme Court, decision on N. R. A, the Plan- ning and Co-ordinating Committee of the petroleum industry has deferred action on refention or abandonment of the petroleum code until June 14 it was announced yesterday by J. D. Collett, chairman. The committee has held several meeltings recently, but decided to await governmental action before tak- ing final steps (o set up its own vol- untaty code A resolution was adopted Monday. that the industry be urged to con- tinue to observe hours and wages of practice rules and principles of the code. as a volantary matter, pending further announcement of this com- miteee, and that the various regional, State and other subcommiliees cot- tnue ready to serve.” Copies of the resolution were mailed to members of the industry by Irwin Lamp, secretary. It Is expected that definite recommendations will be ready for action of the commitiee when it reconvenes a week from Friday. P.-T. A. PICNIC STAGED District Congress Giving Enter- tainment Today. The annual picnic of the District Congress of Parents and Teachers is being held from 11:30 am. to 4 pm today at Montrose Park, Thirty-first and R streets. The final meeting of the vear will be held al the picnic and reports heard from such presidents of mem- ber units as wish to review the past year's activities Mrs, H. S. Parsons. recreation chair- man, has arranged for a leader from < the recreation department to conduct | BAYONET RULE CHARGED Labor Head Says Talmadge Uses Troops to Cut Pay Francis J. Gorman, vice president of the United Textile Workers, sald yesterday Gov. ‘Talmadge of Georgia has his State troops mobilized just outside of Atlanta for the purpose of compelling workers to accepl wage | cuts and lengthening of hours.” “Reporls wired to our union head- quarters,” Gorman set forih in a ment, “show that State, under C ‘Talmadge, to be the worst spot i the Union.” A demand was voiced by the union leader that the War Department recall forthwith the Government equipment used by the Georgia troops. Gorgas Award Announced. Beatrice Murray, Cardozo High School student, toduy was awarded Lhe District of Columbia prize of the Gor- gas Memorial Instity entable Diseases. | SANDROCK RITES SET | B | Medical Corps Major to Be Buried | at Arlington Tomorrow. | Funeral services for Maj. George P. Sandrock, Medical Corps, U. S. A who died Sunday al Walter Reed : Hospital, will be held at 11 am. to- morrow 8L the Fort Myer Chapel Burial with full nunlitary houors will be in Arlinglon Nationsl Cemetery At the tme of his death, Maj Sandrock was wssigned to Carlisle urracks, Pa., where the Medical Field Service Schoul 1s located He is survived by his widow, who has been staying during his iliness at 3620 Wilson lane, Bethesda. | POLICEMAN FINED $100 | The Police "Trial Board recom- mended vesterday that Policeman G E. Kimmel, second precinct, be fined $100. 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