Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1936, Page 25

LIMIT IN ACTIVITY CITED BY HEPBRON Chairman of Justice Group Shuns Encroachment in Social Service Field. The new Washington Criminal Jus- tice Association carefully will avoid “encroaching” on the field of any eocial service group in the National Capital, according to James M. Hep- bron, its acting chairman. This promise was made at the annual luncheon meeting of the Board of Directors of the Bureau of Rehabilitation at Wesley Hall yester- day, when Hepbron called for public support fo the new W. C. J. A. “Head Hunting” Banned. The new organization, Hepbron said, intends to help make “more efficient” the machinery for admin- istering justice here, but leave to the existing social groups in the field their own problems. “Through co-operation with social agencies for administration of jus- tice, and not through head hunting— ‘we are no snooping detective agency— the Washington Criminal Justice As= sociation will operate as a fact-find- ing research body, co-operating to make justice more efficient here than it is now.” he said. “We shall deal with facts, we shall make sugges- tions to be helpful, but we never will encroach on the fields of your rep- resentative social groups.” Leaders Hear Talk. Hepbron spoke to a group of lead- ers of most of the outstanding social | agencies of the city, who are mem- bers of the Board of the Bureau of | Rehabilitation Allen Pope, reau of Rehabilitation, presided. Joseph E. Dayton, director of the| bureau, gave a bgief report of its work. The budget for the year was $9.100, he said. Referring to the growth of the work necessary to be done, he said Lorton Reformatory was ‘“overflow- ing, almost bursting.” The work of the bureau, he said, helped men at their “toughest time,” when they get out after serving sentence. rESeSeSEseSeseSesesese He explains the pur- | poses and aims of the new W. C. J. A.| president of the Bu-| Interested pupils of Immaculate Conception School. NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, Jose- phine Bisaccia and her sister, Antoinette, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Bisaccia, of 1115 Eleventh street, morthwest. Tomorrow: Warren Liewald, son of Mrs. William Nelson, at the Peabody School. —Star Staff Photo. PASTOR IS NAMED IBulhlo, N. Y., has been appointed bastor of the two Roman Catholic parishes in St. Marys County. These Bum\lo Cleric Transferred to Two | parishes are Our Lady’s Chapel in St. Marys Parishes. Special Dispatch to The Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md, Medley’s Neck and St. Francis Xavier in Newton Neck. Rev. Father James Duffy, S. J., who was formerly mmr, will be put in charge of Valley Lee Oclober |and St. Georges Island parishes and Rev. Gilbert F. Schmid, S. J., of | make his home at Great Mills, Md. MUSIL, AUTHORI " ON FINANCE, DIES Former Treasurer of Cities Service Succumbs After Lingering Tliness. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 2.—Louis B. Musil, Scarborough, N. Y., an author~ ity on industrial financing and budget- making, died yesterday in his fifty- fourth year after a lingering illness. Musil retired as treasurer of the Cities Service Co. in 1932 due to ill- ness. At the time he was also a director and executive of many of the company’s - subsidiaries and a vice LETTERS . . that secure emplwmml. col- lect bills, adjust claims, make sales, skillfully prepared. G. A. Cook 624 Earle Bldg. Na. 8622. LOFFLER Different PORK SAUSAGE Delicious—Digestible Prepared 087t D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, president of the American Manage- ment Association. 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