Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 17

STAGE TO PRESENT RED CROSS REVIEW Cavalcade at .Capitol to Feature D. C. History of Movement. The cavalcade of the Red Cross, de- picting in a blaze of color and pag- eantry its accomplishments, especially in the District during the last 20 years, will be presented at 9 p.m. tomorrow on the stage of the Capitol Theater, it was announced today. This dramatization of the Red Cross’ efforts is meant to spur the interest of Washingtonians in the current Roll Call, which seeks to bring 75,000 members into the Dis- trict organization. Army, Navy and Marine Corps offi- eials will appear on the stage with' a &pecial group of Red Cross nurses, un- der the direction of Miss Claire Gaff~ ney, chairman of the District of Co- lumbia Committee of Red Cross Nurs- ing Service, all dressed in full uniform. Other Army, Navy and Marine Corps officials are to occupy special boxes in the theater. More uniformed Red Cross staff assistants, directed by Mrs. Philip Young, will act as ushers for the performance, Tableaux of events memorable in the history of the Red Cross will be shown on the stage and Daniel P, Mulane, Quantico's singing Marine, will render “Rose of No Man's Land,” reminding the audiences that 20 years azo the Red Cross was active in France keeping bolstered the morale of the | American fighting men. A special or- | chestra arrangement, dedicated to the | District Chapter of the Red Cross, will accompany the program Gen. F. R. Keefer, chairman of V.he District Red Cross, and Otto L. Lund, | chapter manager, will represent | ‘Washington among the specially in- | vited guests. Among the others who | have been asked to attend are Ad- miral Cary T. Grayson, national chairman of the Red Cross; Mrs. | Grayson and Miss Mabel Boardman, | national secretary of the Red Cross and chief of the roll call booths. Marcy L. Sperry, chairman of the ! current drive, will head the roll call officials at the show. The pageant covers 20 years be- cause it was just 20 years ago that . the American Red Cross promoted its first roll call as a means of securing money to finance its World War work. JUDGE FIELD DIES AT 78; WAS COOLIDGE FRIEND Former President Started Read- ing Law in His Office in Northampton. By the Associated Press. NORTHAMPTON, Mass., September 30.—Probate Judge Henry P. Field, 78, in whose office Calvin Coolidge began the study of law, died in & hospital here today after a long illness. Judge Field was in partnership with Thomas J. Hammond when young Coolidge, destined to become Governor of Massachusetts and later President, started reading law upon his graduation from Amherst. Judge Field also sponsored Coolidge when the latter applied for admission to the Hampshire County bar, Born in New London, Conn., Judge Field was graduated from Amherst in 1880 and received his law degree from the University of Michigan in 1882. He wa$ a former Mayor of Northampton. He never married, Manila Feels Three Quakes. MANILA, September 30 (#).—Three earthquakes of moderate intensites were felt in Manila the past 24 hours. There were no reports of casualties or damage. Two shocks occurred yester- day morning and the third this morn- Electric Refrigera- tors, China, Glass- ware, Pictures, Ra- dios, Draperies, etc. REGISTERED AT PUBLIC_AUCTION At SLOAN’S, 715 13th St. SATURDAY Octnber an 1937 10 A TERMS CAsH C..G; Sloan & Co.. Inc., Auets. Established 1N 1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TWO BANK BANDITS SHOT BY DENTIST Michigan Robbery Foiled by Shots From Office—One Robber Slain. B» the Associated Press. MIDLAND, Mich, September 30.—A crack shot dentist, Dr. F. L. Hardy, who had kept his deer gun handy for months during a wave of attempted bank rohberies in Michigan, fired twice through his office window yesterday and brought down two fleeing bandits, killing one. The dead man was identified by his Join the Sealtest Sunday Night Party, 10 [ ‘ that he was given a blood transfusion automobile operator's license as Jack Gracey, 28, of Detroit, a paroled con- vict. His companion, registered as Anthony Chebatoris, 37, also of De- troit and a former convict, wounded in the arm. Three other men were shot in the attempted robbery, thirteenth of the year in Michigan. Paul D. Bywater, cashier of the Chemical State Savings Bank, was wounded seriously in the hip and lower body; Clarence H. Macomber, bank president, suffered a superficial chest wound, and Henry Porter, Bay City truck driver, was wounded so critically in the abdomen was in a Bay City hospital. His son Les- lie, 26, was the blood donor, Dr. Hardy, whose bewildering bar- rage stopped the bandits short as they pulled away from the curb in frant of the bank, was unhurt. The bandits D. apparently never saw him | One of them, Chebatoris, is wanted | in connection with a bank robbery | C. and slaying at Washington, Pa., State police said. The two gunmen, carrying subma- chine guns, entered the bank about noon. Ome stood at the entrance While the other walked to Macomber’s desk, ordered *‘put up your hands” and shoved the gun muzzle violently into his side when he delayed Germany Wnrnn ‘Writers. Writers and publishers in Germany have been warned to spell names of authors or poets correctly and give accurate quotations or they may be compelled to make corrections at their own expense. “CARLETTA” COUNSEL CIRCLE Daily Readings 35 Years in Washington. Inspirational Life Reader and Advisor CARLETTA READER 922 14th St. NNW. 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