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GEN. BROWN SEES
WORK ON MISSOURI
Chief of Engineers Prepares
Report on Tributary
for Hurley.
S; the Associated Pres*.
ST. LOUIS, September B.—MaJ. Gen.
Lytle Brown, chief of Army Engineers,
today was preparing an extensive re
port to Secretary Hurley on the prog
ress of works on project* along the
Missouri River.
Before starting Saturday for Tulsa,
OUa., for a visit at his home and also
to address an American Legion con
vention at Okmulgee, the secretary
directed the general to make a brief
Inspection trip over the Missouri River
in order that a report on a, survey of
that river might be included with one
which the secretary will make to Presi
dent Hoover on the Mississippi Rher
from the Twin Cities to the Gulf.
The general, accompanied by engineer
ing subordinates, took oft for
Citv early yesterday and was afto.ded
a birde's-eve view of the projects along
the Missouri from the air.
Army officers acquainted with the
lower river lolned the party aboard
the U. S. S. Mississippi, and anchored
alone the St. Louis levee today. They
will replace engineers from the upper
river. _
CONFERENCE TO STUDY
ACCIDENT REDUCTION
White House Group to Hear Report
on Staggering Death Toll
Among Children.
Means of reducing the large number
of fatal accidents reported from all
parts of the country will be discussed
at the White House Conference on
Child Health and Protection to be held
November 19-22.
H S Braucher, secretary of the Na
tional Recreation Association, hM been
requested to make a study of play
and safety and report at the confer
ence. His committee will Investigate
statistics showing that in a recent year
there were 25,000 accidents in homes
and that 38 per cent of these involved
children under 15 and concerned acci
dents met with at play. .
Consideration also will be given to
the fact that deaths by automobiles
In this counry in 1929 were nearly a*
great as the American batle fatalities
In the World War and a high propor
tion of them were children. How far
play and opportunities for play can go
to offset accidents will be for the com
mittee to determine.
TWO CENTENARIANS FLY
Galusha Cole and Persian Savant,
Each 104, Enjoy Airplane Tirjx,
LOS ANGELES. September 8 UP). —
Galusha Cole of Pasadena and Dr. Miria
Assad U. Fareed of Los Angeles took a
ride in an airplane yesterday and
agreed it was the most interesting thing
they had done in more than a century.
Each is 104 years old. Dr. Fareed
was bom in Persia and taught history
Is the University of Ishpahan in his
native lahd for half a century.
SING SING TRUSTY FLEES
Only Former Aviator in Prison*
Uses Keeper's Auto to Escape.
OSSINING. N. Y„ September 8 UP). —
Using the automobile of a keeper, Wal
ter Mitchell, 31, a trusty and described
as the only former aviator in Sing Sing
Prison, escaped late yesterday after
being released for duty at the pumping
plant, outside the walls. He was a sec
ond offender and was serving a seven
year sentence for grand larceny.
Off To School Again
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Chicago Opera Home
Financial Failure, to
Be Midget Golf Links
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 8
Shades of Patti, Melba and Caru
so! The Auditorium Theater,
long the aristocratic home of
opera and the better things of
cultural life, 1s being turned into
a miniature golf course.
Opera never was a paying
proposition. The Auditorium now
is in the hands of a receiver.
Bonds for $834,000, issued 40
years ago, are understood to be
due ana'payable.
50 ART COLONISTS
SEIZED BY POLICE
Children of Chicago Rich Are
Taken in Windy City Green
wich Village.
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September B.—Raiding
squads led by Capt. Michael Delaney
early yesterday swooped down on play
spots of Chicago's art colonists and
arrested 50 persons described as of high i
school age and for the most, part mem
bers of wealthy local families.
The “Kallco Kat” and the *'Entre
Nous” were two of the places raided.
All of those arrested were subjected
to the routine procedure of Bertillion
measurements and fingerprinting.
Capt. Delaney, late of the tough
“back o’ the yards” section, w'as recently
transferred to the station having Juris
diction over the art colony section and
ordered by Acting Commissioner Alcock
to clean up the district. After the raids.
Capt. Delaney expressed himself as
amazed at the “unwholesome, unamer
lcan and degrading atmosphere” in
which the youths were found.
The raids marked the first major
police action in many years against the
Chicago Greenwich Village.
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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1930.
TEACHER SLAYS SELF 1
Woman Member of Colorado Col
lege Faculty Adjudged Suicide.
GREELEY, Colo., September 8 (IP). —
The body of Miss Alice Johnson, 40,
member of the faculty of the Colorado
State Teachers’ College, missing since
Priday, was found yesterday with a
bullet wound in the head in the Jack
son Field Stadium.
A .32-caliber pistol was found beside
the body. The coroner said all evi
dence pointed to suicide. Miss John
son, University of Chicago graduate,
was bom in Memphis. She is survived
by three sisters. Sue Johnson of Mem
ghls, Frankie Johnson of Pasadena and
feta Johnson of Nashville, Tenn.
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