Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1935, Page 12

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PAINTER, Va., July 2—With farm- ers relaxing their restrictions on the movement of potatoes from the East- ern Shore, but retaining control of market regulations, their six-man gov- erning committee planned to meet to- day to determine the base price for the next 24 hours. The war council’s actions since the members were given dictatorial powers by a growers’ mass meeting Friday was scheduled to be reviewed by an- other rally this afternoon. $2 Goal Achieved. It was assured prior to the meet- ing that the executive group probably would not set today’s base price above $2 a barrel, the producers’ immediate goal, which was achieved yesterday. A spokesman said that if demand re- sponded to the present price favorably the price might be advanced later, but indicated an increase would not be made for at least several days. With buyers hewing to the line as to price and other regulations decreed by the striking farmers in their de- termined drive to realize at least “cost of production,” potatoes began to move from the Shore yesterday in larger volume. Freight cars were loaded, boats were furnished cargoes and trucks were permitted to cross the Maryland line if the drivers could | show invoices proving that their pur- chases were direct from the farmer and were nct to be sold on consign- | ment. Pickets on Guard. Fifty pickets remained on guard at the State line to see that the rules were not trified with. No deflant moves were reported during the day. Digging of potatoes was being re- sumed after a lapse of almost a week, and Milton Hickman, committee sec- retary, said harvesting probably would continue without interruption as the farmers proceeded to market their produce in an orderly manner that would protect them from violent price fluctuations such as the $1.25 low that signalized the strike last Wednesday. SUMMER SCHOOLS SET OPENING DAY RECORD 6,962 Pupils Registered and Be- tween 500 and 1,000 More Are Expected. Summer classes began yesterday for 6,962 public school students, a record number for the opening day. Be- tween 500 and 1,000 more probably will have been added to the rolls at the close of school today. The majority of the students are repeating classes. Some are making up credits and others are strengthen- ing their knowledge of subjects already passed. Still others will take advanced work. Yesterday's enrollment was 3,791 in the white schools and 3,171 in the colored. The white enrollment is an increase of 221 over lasi year and the colored an increase of 40. There still are accommodations for pupils in a few white classes. The colored schools can handle considera- bly more. Enrolled at Central High School were 1,564, as against 1,529 on the first day last year, Macfarland Junior High School had 576 this year and 461 last year. Stuart Junior High had 261, as against 217 last year. In the white elementary schools there were 1,390 pupils, compared with 1,360 on the opening day last year. In the colored schools Dunbar High took in 930 students, a marked drop from 1,287 last year, while the Garnet- Paterson Junior High School in- creased its enrollment from 499 last year to 645, and elementary enroll- ment jumped from 1,345 to 1,586, STATE REPAYS INNOCENT MAN HELD FOR 9 YEARS Minnesota Gives $5,000 to Con- vict, Released After Two Con- fessed Bank Robberies. By the Associated Press. ST. PAUL, July 2—The State of Minnesota yesterday paid its debt to & man wrongly imprisoned for nine years. Louis Thorvick, pardoned in 1931 after two mer confessed robbing the Almelund State Bank, for which he had been convicted in 1921, was paid $5,000. The money was appropriated by the Legislature upon the plea of M. F. Kinkead, county attorney, who now employs Thorvick as a handy man. “I'm going to salt this money away to keep me when I'm old,” said Thor- vick as he received the check. WE WAITED FOR PEACHES -ripened on the tree We think there's only one way to make Fresh Peach Ice Cream. And that is, with peaches picked from the tree at the very moment of their full sun-ripened sweet- ness. Breyers Fresh Peach ice Cream is simply these big, ripe, juicy peaches, smothered in rich cream and fine sugar, and fr_oz- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Ex and Present ONE AGREES TO DIVORCE; OTHER WEDS. ‘The former and present wives of Frank C. Hart, wealthy young Connecticut and New York ofl man. Above: The former Marion Alex- ander of Orange, N. J.,, who was divorced by Hart Friday at Reno, 80 that he might marry Miss Muriel Constance Woodworth of New York (below). —A. P. Photos. CATHOLIC SOCIETY OPENS CONVENTION Birth Control, Mexican Situation and Decency in Movies to Be Discussed. By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, July 2.—Birth control, treatment of Catholies in Mexico and decency in movies and magazines were among subjects listed for discussion by the Catholic Daughters of America as the sixteenth biennial convention opened yesterday. Mrs. Jennie B. Greene of Baltimore, vice supreme regent, indicated she would offer resolutions opposing the indiscriminate dissemination of birth control information and condemning TUESDAY, the action of the National Federation of Women's Clubs in their recent De- troit convention advocating the repeal of Federal statutes prohibiting the spread of such information. Distinguished Catholic leaders, State and municipal officials and hundreds of Catholics from the United States, Canada and Central America yathered last night for a banquet formally opening the convention. —_—— NEW BUILDING STARTED William Montgomery, president of the Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co., broke ground this morning for the company’s monumental new office building, to be erected at New Jersey and Louisiana avenues, facing the Capitol. A large group of company officials attended the ceremony. JULY 2, -1935. FAMED NIAGARA LEDGE IS BLASTED FOR SAFETY Table Rock, Weakened by Slides, Being Destroyed to Prevent Collapse With Crowd. By the Associated Press. NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario, 2.—Half of Table Rock, known to sightseers from all over the world, lay in a shattered pile deep in the Nia- gara gorge today as workers prepared the dynamite charges which will blast away the remainder of the huge, over- hanging ledge July 4. 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