Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1935, Page 8

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK UNIT ELEGTS Mack Heads szens Asso- ciation—Safety Drive Indorsed. Carl T. Mack, former secretary of | the North Cleveland Park Citizens' | Association, last night was elected | president for the coming year at the erganization’s first Fall meeting. ; Other officers elected were: Vice | president, John W. Howes: treasurer, | Edward L. Weber (re-elected); dele- | gates to the Federation of Citizens' | Associations, Dr. Hubert N. Roverts | and John B. Dickman, jr. The office of secretary was left open until next | meeting. Preceding an open forum discussion of traffic conditions, the association | unanimously indorsed The Star's traffic safety campaign and signified its wish that individual pledge cards be distributed among the members. Edwin S. Hege, president of the Chevy Chase Citizens' Association, who | bas taken &an active part in uraffic problems of the District, gave a short talk on transportation conditions s | affected by the recent substitution of busses for street cars on Connecticut svenue, Hege stated that while many of the present rough spots in bus transpor- 1ation should be ironed out, some of the present confusion on the part of passengers was undoubtedly caused by & lack of foresight in planning the new bus schedules. Specifically, he pointed out the confusion that has resulted from the numbers placed on the front of the busses. Few, if any. of the passengers, he said, know what youtes the numbers indicate. In ad- dition, he said. passengers are often unable to distinguish between local #nd express busses and where the ex- press stops are located. In connection with the controversy wover the two types of busses used, it was later pointed out in the open Killed With Lye WOMAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR HUSBAND SLAYING, MRS, ANNA KAINZ. A few hours after she confessed to killing her husband by pouring lye down his throat while he was asleep Mrs. Kainz, 59-year-old Marshall, N. Dak., farm woman, entered the North Dakota State Prison to begin serving a life sentence. Kaing died last May 186, —A. P. Photo. WALWYN IS APPOINTED HEAD OF NEWFOUNDLAND Succeeds Sir David M. Anderson as Governor—Term Was Due to End Next May. By the Associated Press | ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Octo- ber nounced that Vice Admiral Sir Hum- phrey Thomas Walwyn had been ap- pointed governor of Newfoundland, succeeding Admiral Sir David Murray Anderson, whose term was to have yun 2.—The government has an- THE EVENING U. S. CONVICTS NINE IN INVESTOR FRAUD | Association Brokerage House Is Given Five Days by Court to Ask New Trial. By the Associated Press. DENVER, October 3.—A Federsl Court jury has convicted nine Den- ver associates in & brokerage houu of using the mails to defraud the PLENDID VALUES STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. (., company’s investors after 85 hours of deliberation. Federal Judge J. Foster Symes de- ferred sentencing the nine and granted them five days to file a motion for a new trial. Edwsrd Schulman, whom the Gov- ernment atyled “the ringleader” in the Schechtel & Co. brokerage firm, and Gus Phillips were convicted of all 12 counts of the indictment, which charged the firm with selling clients g00d stock, then urging them by tele- | phone to uranafer to “worthless” stocks the company manipulated. Others convicted are Otto Schechtel, WEDNESDAY, brother of Harry Schechtel, vruldem.‘ of the firm, who pleaded guilty and | testified for the Government; Ben Miller, Mike Miller, S8am Miller, Nate Farber, B, Donald Schulman and 8id- ney Cohe / B ey Overproduction. When Benjamin PFranklin wanted to marry his prospective mother-in- law hesitated about letting her daugh- ter marry a printer. There wer: ready ‘wo printing places in the coun- try and it was a question if the United States could support a third. For the Thrifty Housewife . . . LIBBEY. SAFEDGE TUMBLERS Three € dozen; dozen__ Phone POtomac 5678 $ 9 -00 They're sparkling, crystal-clear glasses—and the Libbey Safedge is guaranteed not to chip or erack. A beautiful, NEW shape, for and one car Waterless Cleanser Five- Pol.md ihen for NOW OPEN The Beautiful, New Peoples Service SAVE ON POPULAR REMEDIES “ALL OVER TOWN” —the serve you! Just spread it on-— wipe 1t off Drug Store in SPECIALS FOR OCTOBER 2, 1935. 2,500 W. P. A. EMPLOYES IN NEW YORK GET RAISE New York City W. P. A, adminis- trator. Gen. Johnson disclosed the salary increases just prior to taking off by plane for the San Diego, Calif., fair, Executives, cierks and stenographers compose the majority of those receiv- | ing increases, Johnson said. Increases Recommended Before Government Took Charge, Official Declares, B7 the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 2.—Salary in- creases for 2,500 employes of the & said the increases were in line with recommendations made by Col. Wii- liam J. Wilgus, a former head of the ministrative Staff of the local Works | Works division, before the Frderal | { Progress Administration have been| Government ook over on August 1. A New Combination! Melvern Maple-Nut and Orange Ice Cream 20- Treat the family tonight to this de- licious com- bination. Pure maple syrup and real biack walnuts are used for the maple-walnut . . . and pure orange flavor for the delightful orange ice cream. pint package AMLRICAN MEDICAL ASSN better to This 60c Fasteeth Dental Plate Powder Rockville, Maryland The New Alvin Brown, deputy administrator, | | dandy is just what you need for taking the chill off the room these cool mornings and evenings maximum of heat radiation room to keep from eatching cold room, lo keep it at an even temperature, announced by Gen. Hugh 8. Johnson, | Is- A.E 30 | AUTI]EHAT:m“ MOTOR OIL BAYERSON OII. \NORKS oLuMBIA AT PEOPLES LOW PRICES For Those Chilly Mornings and Evenings . . . . Kwikway Electric 98- heater Designed to give a Use it in the bath in baby's Economy Package! forum that more express busses than recessary were being used, whereas the Jocal busses were usually loaded to capacity during rush hours. Hege suggested that by a systematic enumeration of inadequacies in the bus system, citizens' associations could do @ great deal toward bringing about improvement I. C. C. REORGANIZED; DIVISIONS CUT T0 5 Rail Mail Pay and Locomotive Inspection Work Merged | With Other Units. | until next May, ‘The retirement of Gov. Anderson followed persistent reports that he had found himself out of harmony on various occasions with the commission government, which was given almost dictatorial powers when established in February, 1934. | Gov. Anderson came to Newfound- Jand prior to the surrender of demo- cratic control of government, and with the reorganization early in 1934, he became chairman of the commission besides retaining his post as governor. Sir Murray and Lady Anderson have been credited with accomplishing much for people suffering from priva- tion and destitution. Tasmanians Prehistoric. The Interstate Commerce Commis- It is believed that the Tasmanian fion has reorganized its functions, re- | natives, the last of whom died in 1877, ducing the number of divisions from ' represented most nearly Paleolithic seven to five. This will consolidate 'man in build and manner of life. the work of two—Tailway mail pay | T — and miscellaneous, and locomotive in- epection and safety—into other com- mission groups. The bus and truck division. headed by Commissioner Joseph B. Eastman, and heretofore designated as seven, now becomes five. ‘The commission has postponed until October 15 the effective date for issu- ing certificates to motor vehicle oper- stors under the new Federal control Jaw, in order to give operators in reattered sections of the country time to file their applications. Funds for administration of the bow-truck law were contained in the @eficiency bill that failed of passage but, the commission plans to carry on until Congress gets back with money out of the regular appropriation, it was said today. YOUR MONEY BACK if after one week's wear you don't agree with these claims MIRACLE ELASTIC PARIS Garters THOMAS MULHERIN WEDS MISS OLIVE M'CLINTIC Daughter of Former Representa- tive Is are more comfortable than going garterless, the most comfortable you have ever worn and an outstanding value Bride of Justice } Agent. Thomas Mulherin, special agent in the Federal Bureau of Investigation was married yesterday in New York City to Miss Olive McClintic, daugh- ter of James V. McClintic, former Representative from Oklahoma, ac- cording to an Associated Press dis- patch received here. Rev. Tythe Ridge performed the ceremony in the apartment of the bride's sister, Mrs. Richard Leibert The bride, a graduate of Radcliffe College. was formerly secretary to the Becurities Commission and the Cotton Board in Washington. John Mulherin, brother of the bride- groom, was best man. Mrs. Leibert attended the bride. The couple left for a wedding trip in South Carolina. You'll find the season’s latest patterns at your dealers. 50¢ and $1 ° No metal can touch you— but lots of comfort will Camp Open to Visitors. i COLLEGE PARK, Md., October 2.— ‘(Special).—The Camp Committee of | the Prince George County Girl Scouts Council has arranged for “open house"” at Camp Thorn, near here, every Sat- urday until November 2. Demonstra- tion in pioneering, map making, first aid and craftsmanship will be offered by the hostesses, who will assist the Jenders of the guest troops. 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