Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1936, Page 16

If Your Dentist Hurts You, Try DR. FIELD Plate Expert 3 Ooudle < I Guarantee a Perfect, Tight Suction Fit in Any Mouth 1 Give Violet Ray Treatments for Pyorrhea SHOWDOWN NEARS IN POLICE DISPUTE Employment Head Due to Act on Demotions When Pay Roll Arrives. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, October 8.—Malj. Enoch B. Garey and Col. Harry C. Jones headed toward a crucial polnt today in their dispute over Garey’s authority to demote two of his State policemen. For today is the day on which pay rolls are submitted to Jones, State employment commissioner. ~ Jones must approve pay rolls, And he has sald that Maj. Garey cannot demote the two officers, A. E. Markley and J. W. Wheeler, who were s sergeant and & corporal before Garey suspended them last week on charges of accepting gratuities. Before suspending them he demoted them to officers’ ranks. Jones contends they cannot be de- moted until they are given hearings before him. Garey said yesterday he had de- moted them and that they would re- main demoted. In fact, he already has promoted other officers to take their places. To which Jones replied: “I have no comment to make, ex- cept that the superintendent of police is in receipt of a lawful order from this department, and if he fails to comply with same, the matter will be adequately handled when the next pay roll of his department comes to me for approval.” Jones declined to say whether that meant he would hold up the pay roll for the eniire State Police Depart- ment. Plates $15 to $35 Gold Crowns 36 up Fillings. $1 up Plates Repaired DR. FIELD 406 7th St. NW. Met. 9256 Special burglar and fireproof vaults for silverware and other valuables. Controlled temperature in art and piana storage rooms. MERCHANTS TRANSFER - STORAGE CO. You can tell Craftsman by the tools and materials he uses. Many professional painters use Davis Pure Paint Products—they insure a better and more satis- factory paint job. BUS TRAVEL GAINING | e 25,000 in Intercity Service, Em- ploying 36,000 Persons. ‘The research division established by Joseph B. Eastman, former Federal co-ordinator of transportation, has is- sued the first of a series of transpor- tation reports, disclosing that 3,500 operators were engaged in intercity motor bus service at the beginning of the year. The report estimated the operators employed 25,000 motor vehicles, oper- ating over 350,000 miles of highways, and that during 193¢ motor bus serv- ice provided employmnt for 36,000 persons. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy to- night and tomorrow, possibly showers; not much change in temperature; gentle variable winds. Maryland—Mostly cloudy tonight possibly showers; >~ ZoRE PAINT PRODUCE F BALTIMOR! Sunday, October 11 end Columbus Day, October 12 PHILADELPHIA $3.00 Chester $3.00 W‘nl-fin $2.78 and tomorrow, slightly cooler. Virginia—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, possibly local showers; not much change in temperature. West Virginia—Probably showers to- night and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. River Report. Potomac clear, Shenandoah slightly muddy today. . SUNDAY, OCTOBIR 11 CUMBERLAND $3.00 "y Martinsburg $2.00 — H. Loeve Wathinglon 8:3 ummon $1.25 Round Trip Saturdays and Sundays $1.50Round Trip Dc"y—Oood for :l am Year g0, 61. Lowest, 65. at 5 a.m. todsy. Year ago, " Record Temperatures This Year. ishest. 105 on July 10, Lowest.” 0. nuary 23. Humidity for Last 34 Hour (From noon vesterday to nocn Highest. 92 per cent. at § today. '"xa.v’mt 53 per cent. at 3: 30 p.m. Jes- (Furnish Tied. e and . ed by United States Coast Radiator Covers Geodeils complete the beauty of well- furnished and decorated ‘rooms, prevent radiator smudgeand pro- vide proper humidity. Reason- able. prices—convenient terms. Estimates without obligation. FREDERIC B. BLACKBURN 1700 Conn. Ave. 2nd Floor Potomac 4793 Automobile lights must be turmed on one-half hour after sunset. 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C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1936. BOARD ASKS DISMISSAL OF POLICEMAN GORDY Fourth Precinct Officer Held Guilty of Failure to Make Report of Shooting. Dismissal of Fourth Precinct Police- man Prancis W. Gordy from the Met- rwolivn.n force was recommended 1o the Commissioners yesterday by the Trial Board. Gordy was found guilty of “conduct prejudicial to the repu- tation, good order and discipline of the force.” ‘The policeman is alleged to have engaged in s fight with John Brown, colored, at the latter's home in the 200 block of Second street. During the altercation, which occurred in the kitchen, three shots were fired au Gordy, police said. Gordy was brought to trial for fail- ing to make s report of the fight or to take police action in the matter. Building activity is at a high level in Ecuador. TRIO FREE ON BOND Two men and & woman, all cole ored, arrested in & numbers raid iy the 900 block of V street yesterday, were free today on $1,500 bond each, set by United States Commissioner Needham C. Turnage. They are Prancis de Leon, 38, and his wife, Prances, of the V street ad- dress and John S. Wilson, 41, ot the 1900 block of Third street. Po- lice reported finding a quantity of numbers slips. This smilin f Wallach School garded as the most tasty of game fowl. Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson, chief of the Biological Survey, announced that the droughts of the last few years have nearly wiped out the breeding places of these two branches of the duck family, with the result that they are in danger of becoming extinct. . Some 200,000 canvasbacks congregat~ ed on the Susquehanna River fldts in Maryland last year, but they repre- sented a very large percentage of all the canvasbacks left in the world. This number, officials said, is far too small to provide adequate sport for hunters and still leave enough breeding stock for repopulation. Congress under gratory bird trea young person is Mary Wright, relazing at the She is the dau Wright, 416 Tenth street southeasi gMer of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Tomorrow: Phillip Learn, son of Mrs. Ruth R. Learn, at the Dent School—Star Stafl Photo. YOUTH IS INDICTED FOR CHILD STAR THREAT Atlantan Faces Trial for Sending Letter Demanding Money From Shirley Temple's Parents. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, October 8.—A Mbl'll grand jury indicted Frank Edwards Stephens, 16, of Atlanta, yesterday on a charge of sending an extortion letter through the mails to “Mrs. Shirley Temple.” Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested the youth here several weeks ago. No date was set for Stephens’ trial. 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