Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 59

SENATOR OPPOSES SLASHING RELIEF Green Says Reduction of U. S. Expenses Shouldn’t Be in That Direction. In striving to reduce Government expenditures, the next session of Con- gress should not do so at the expense of aid to the unemployed, in the opinion of Senator Green, Democrat, ©of Rhode Island. Feeding and clothing those in need {s a paramount obligation, the Senator said. He expressed the view, however, that plans to bring the budget into balance at the next session should include efforts to put through a Gov- ernment reorganization program. The Rhode Island Senator, who has Just returned to the Capital for a few days, suggested it might be desirable to dispose of some of the more press- ing legislative problems before Janu- ary, but had no information as to whether Congress will be called into session before the regular meeting date. The bill to regulate wages and hours in industry and farm legislation loom as major issues early in the next session, Green said. : e Wheat Consumption. People of Britain are expected to eonsume 6 bushels of wheat per head of population this year. FURNITURE CO. OUR SALESMEN WILL GLADLY SHOW YOU THE RCA VICTOR WITH ELECTRIC TUNING - s« $159.50 Trade in your old set on one of these new electric tun- ing models. MONEY NO oows FURNITURE CO. Tth&D Teeth at Birth BABY BORN SEVEN DAYS AGO IN SIBLEY. | o PHOEBE ROSE KORN, Born with two teeth seven days ago, and apparently not the least bit amazed. The photograph was taken today in Sibley Hospital, where both the baby and her mother, Mrs. Philip Korn, were re- ported “doing very mnicely.” The Korns live at 1604 Four- teenth street. —Star Staff Photo. FIND O THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D TYPIST SET FREE INTELLER'S DEATH Gertrude 0’Keefe Cleared in New York Shooting After Hearing. Ey the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—Miss Gertrude O’Keefe, 37-year-old Wall Street typist, was freed of a first de- gree murder charge yesterday in con- nection with the slaying of George O. Frank, New York Stock Exchange clearing house teller. ‘The charge was dropped in Felony Court when Magistrate Charles Solo- mon, after a 90-minute hearing this morning on the State’s attempt to build up & case of circumstantial evi- dence, declared there was ‘“nothing in the law” on which he could hold her for the grand jury. The sallow-cheeked defendant, whom Frank had addressed as “Dear Goddess” in a series of 178 love let~ ters written to her during his seven years’ courtship, smiled broadly when Magistrate Solomon dismissed the charge. Miss O'Keefe still faced a charge of violation of the Sullivan law against possession of fire arms, as an after- .| math of the discovery by police of & .32-caliber revolver in her drab fur- nished room in Brooklyn. She was released in $1,000 bail on the gun charge. 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