Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1936, Page 7

Young Washington Fun at the piano is one of the chief pleasures of Jean May Horstman, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Horstman, 50 Crystal Spring avenue, Capitol Heights, Md., who is in the fifth grade at the Ca; Rowles, son of School. r. and Mrs. Driving While Drunk. Malcolm Gardner, 461 M street southwest, $75 or 60 days. Forrest J. Nelson, 1253 Twenty-sec- ond street, $75 or 60 days. Colliding. Elmer G. Hollins, 2666 Nichols ave- nue southeast, $20. Second Offense Speeding. Edward B. Bunch, Virginia, $15. First Offense Speeding. Ernest G. McCabe, 5 Sixteenth street northeast, $10. Meyer A. Baskin, 3220 Seventeenth street, $10. Oliver 8. Wood, Shoreham Hotel, $5. ‘William 8. Diston, Maryland, $5. Roy D. Preston, no address given, $5. Dorothy L. Richards, no address given, $5. Harry W. Lykens, no address given, $5. Melvin F. Harrison, 515 E street northeast, $5. Cparles 1. Farrell, 1655 Rosedale street northeast, $5. Arthur V."Kay, 1743 North Capitol street, $5. Pranklin T. Campbell, 1501 T street southeast, $5. Henry D. Ecker, 3027 N street, $5. John T. Tillman, 1221 Division ave- nue northeast, $5. Otzie J. Lirder, 616 K street south- east, $5. Willie McNair, 319 F street south- west, $5. Douglas L. Purr, Maryland, $5. Lewey O. Gilstrop, Maryland, $5. John L. Stone, 6634 Georgia avenue, 5. ‘William Jennings Bryan, 1017 Six- teenth street, $5. Permit Suspensions. Operating permits of the following persons have been suspended for the length aof time indicated: Carl G. Becker, Silver Spring, Md.; 15 days. Leroy M. Boswell, Landover, Md.; 15 days. Charles M. Breman, Baltimore; re- voked. Charles A. Carlson, jr, Bethesda, Md.; 30 days. Henry T. Clark, jr., R. F. D. No. 1, Brookville, Md.; 30 days. James B. Graham, Glendale, Md.; 30 days . Henry A. Griesedeick, Georgetown University; 15 days. Edward C. Hannon, 1838 Connecti- eut avenue; 15 days. Louis A. Hensen, Takoma Park, Md.; 30 days. Frank J. Hawkins, Hyattsville, Md.; 15 days. Junior L. Heiston, R. F. D. No. 2, ‘Williamsport, Md.; 30 days. Richard 8. Hunter, Rosslyn, Va.; 30 days. Kenneth Kerriker, Alexandria, Va.; 15 days. Catherine Kimble, Takoma Park, itol Heights School. Tomorrow: William W. F. Rowles, Capitol Heights —Star Staff Photo. Md.; 15 days. Edward C. Rippeon, Soldiers’ Home; 15 days. Herman A. Rol!ec Baltimore; 15 days. William B. Street, Warrenton, Va.; 15 days. Jacob Suna, 1424 Ninth street; 15 days. Wendell E. Thorne, Chevy Chase, Md.; 15 days. Harry Uditsky, days. Ardie O. Wehner, Baltimore; 30 days. Alexander B. Wilson, Clarendon, Va.; 15 days. - HOMESICKNESS BLAMED | Advanced as Motive for Suicide of Capitalist’s Nephew. PORT ARTHUR, Tex., 23 (#).—Homesickness was advanced today as a possible motive for the death of 26-year-old Larry Lothar Glass, nephew of Herman Lissner, New York capitalist. Glass’ body was found hanging from a pavillion on Pleasure Pier early Monday. A coroner said it was suicide. Charles Vincent, a fellow worker at the Corinth, Miss., pants factory where Glass went to learn his uncle’s manufacturing business said Glass oc- casionally had been depressed be- cause of homesickness for Germany, which he left 20 months ago. Philadelphia; 30 &IISIMAS HHIVIAHIS Presenting @ piogram 1n keeping with the spinit of Christmas and the fine reputation of The Dodge Hotel. Join Our CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER PARTY! ) @ cerson—served trom 6 10 & 707 SRGAN CONCERT uring dinner The sinqing of Carols and a Chrstmas Entertainment 1n the . Lounge at 9 PM. Our usually fine CHRISTMAS DAY DINNER $200 o person, served from noo: n 1o eiaht PM ‘ORGAN CONCERT 1103PM and6 o8 PM And an- other evening of delightiul Christ- mas Music .in the glow of candles “NO TIPPING" precails throughout the Hotel. Reservations Phone NATIONAL $460 Dir Karl P Abbott A Kenneth Painton, Mgr ON CAPITOL HILL December |- THE EVENING STAR, LA GUARDIA VETOES JAY-WALKING BAN Mayor Says Americans Won’t Goosestep and Re- sent Such Regulation. B the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 23.—Alder- men’s proposals to “regulate” New York pedestrians were described as infeasible yesterday by Mayor F. H. La Guardia, who commented: “I pre- fer the happiness of our unorganized imperfection to the gloom of organ- ized imperfection of other countries.” Elithinating “jay-walking” penalties from a new traffic code he signed to go into effect February. 19, the Mayor said: " “The regulation of motor vehicle trafic * * * must undergo a period of trainipg * * ¢ before we can im- pose the danger of fine and imprison- ment on those who walk the streets. “The regulation of pedestrians has been successful in many European cities, but that is due to the power of government and the training and dis- cipline of the people and to their $1 a Week Pays Demonstrators at thisattractive peculiar habits, training, tradition and custom. * * * “To try to goosestep or to drive into formation march the residents of New York Oity is a task far more difficult than it would seem in the reading of a regulation of this kind. We are accustomed to move freely, and naturally would resent a police regulation which might' catch the pedestrian unaware when he cannot realize the necessity of such inter- ference.” ‘The principal features of the new code are abolition of right turns on red lights and penalties for prac- tioners of the “car-watching” racket. Christmas Paroles Dropped. RALEIGH, N. C., December 23 (#), —Gov. Ehringhaus said yesterday he would give out no paroles as Christmas presents. Any paroles which may be issued on or immediately before Christmas day, he said, would be merely of the routine variety sube mitted to him by Paroles Commis- sioner Edwin M. Gill. In past years as many as 200 or 300 convicts have been freed in the Christmas season. Closed all day Sat., Dec. 26 922 N. Y. Ave. National 8610 1239 G St. Cor. 13th THE REASON! We have no expensive bookkeep- ing systems. No interest charges. No collectors to pay. Get our prices before you buy. 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