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SEAL PURCHASERS
ASKED TOPAY NOW
Reminders to Send Checks
Are MaiIed-Mrs. Grant
Will Speak Tonight.

Reminders to persons who have failed
to send checks for their Christmas seals
were mailed yesterday by the Washing
ton tuberculosis Association.
Mrs. Ernest R. Grant, association
president. will tell of the work made
possible by the Christmas seals in a
talk tonight at 6 o'clock over radio sta
ton WRC. An accompaniment of
Christmas music will be offered by Mrs.
Josephine Berliner, pianist. and Miss
Louise Behrend, violinist.
Mrs Joseph Sanders. chairman Of the
organizations Seal Sale Committee,
outlined the health program financed
by the drive in a radio talk yesterday
over station WJSV.
Cards accompanying the seals sent
on approval some time ago carried the
message that, christmas seals save
human lives and fight all the year for
life and health for others, for safety
for us all"
with the annual sale of the seals
due to end officially on Christmas day,
only three days distant" an ennounce-
ment today said, the officers of the
tuberculosis Association hope that theSe
reminders will cause all who are able
and willing to buy some of the seals
and send payment for them before
Christmes, using the stamped return
envelope which was inclosed either for
the remittance of money for seals de-
sired or for the return of aa7 seals not
bought.
Under it's contract with the National
tuberculosis Association, all of the seals
allotted in this city must be accounted
for. Over 100000 more OF the little
penny stickers must yet be Cashed be-
fore the local tuberculosis Association
can reach the objective Of the Christ
mas seal campaign
Evening star., 1931-12-22
$50 OFFERED FOR SLOGAN
BY ANTI-WEAPON GROUP
Suggestions Will Be Received Un-
til March l, When Executive
Board Will Make Award.

The National Anti-Weapon Associa-
ton today announced it would pay $50
for a new slogan. There were said to
be no restrictions on the offer other
than the accepted slogan must be
thoroughly representative and express
sive of the aims and purposes Of the
association"
Suggestions for the new slogan will
be accepted by the association at its
headquarters in the Investment Build
ing in this city Until March l next
year, when the Executive Board will
study the new slogans submitted and
award the $50 in cash. Further in
formation as to the aims of the associa-
ton may be had from headquarters.
At present the organization is using
a temporary slogan, the Latin of which
is "Tutamen non Caedes," which means
protection, not slaughter" 1t is felt
that this slogan is possible Of improve
ment.
Evening star., 1931-12-22
CHILD SKATERS WARNED

Red Cross Also Urges Caution in
Street Coasting.'
Foreseeing Christmas gifts of ice
skates and sleds to inexperienced chill
dren the American Red Cross issued a
warning of the hazards Of thin ice at
this season.
Children should not be permitted to
go upon ponds which have not been
Evening star., 1931-12-22
CONSTABLE SPURNS
DEMAND TO RESIGN
Officer Who Used Blackjack
on Photographer Refuses
to Quit Post.

Holding Constable Howard Slater
used bad judgment in blackjacking
Thomas P. McAvoy, a photographer of
the Washington News, at an inquest in
Bladensburg. the Prince Georges County
Commissioners today asked him to re-
sign. County Policeman Ralph Brown,
who threatened to break McAvoy's flash
lamp with blackjack, was warned that
the commissioners expect police to use
that weapon for protection only.
Through Attorneys John s. White
and Adrian Fisher. Slater advised the
board he would stand on his constitu-
tional rights and refuse to resign. Un-
der the Maryland law, although the
commissioners appoint constables, such
officers can only be removed when con-
victed in Circuit Court. They draw no
salaries but work only on fee basis.
ckjacked and Arrested.
In announcing the verdict of the
board, reached after an hours delibera-
tion. Commissioner Walter NJ. Grimes,
president, said the board felt that Slater
could have handled McAvoy without
blackjack Commissioner Frank Small,
jr., added that If Officer Brown had
used his blackjack he also would have
been dismissed
McAvoy was blackjacked by Slater
Evening star., 1931-12-22
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Cloudy,- pre-
ceded by rain this afternoon and pos
sibly early tonight; tomorrow partly
cloudy; not much change in tempera-
ture; moderate southwest shifting to
west winds.
Maryland-Rain this afternoon and
tonight: tomorrow partly cloudy; not
much change in temperature; fresh
south shifting to southwest winds.
Virginia-Partly cloudy in west,
cloudy in east portion. preceded by rain
on the coast this afternoon and pos
sibly early tonight: slightly colder in
extreme southeast portion tonight: to-
morrow partly cloudy, slightly colder in
extreme southeast portion; fresh south
west and west winds.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow; slightly colder tomor-
row and in north portion tonight.
Re:ord for Last "a Hours.
Cn&v
Evening star., 1931-12-22
ARRANGE YULE PAGEANT
All Souls Church Group Presents
Play Sunday.

The Pierce Hall Players and other
groups Of the All Souls Church, Six
teenth and Harvard streets, will pre-
sent The Christmas Pageant of the
Holy Grail next Sunday night Ina
Hawes will direct the performance and
Fay Pierce Beij will be the voice.
Others participating will include
Allen Stephens, William G. Eliot, Sd;
Waldo Abbee, Sedgley Thornbury, Leo
nora Palermo, Sally Stuart, Laurence
Staples, Eleanor Hawkins. Jean Harden,
Frederick Staebner, Destle Thornbury,
Barbara Sinclair and Robert Sonen.
A chorus of Is will sing Christmas
carols.
Evening star., 1931-12-22
wendell ESTATE CLAIM
WILL BE CHALLENGED
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 22.-The Sun
says a new attempt is under way to
prevent the probate of the $4,000 900
will of Miss Ella Wendell!
The immediate aim is to demolish the
claim Of Miss Rosa Dew Stansbury of
VickSburg, Miss. to be the next of kin
An attempt will be made to establish
that her family is not the same Stans-
bury family to which Miss Wendell was
related, or, failing in this, to contest
the validity Of the marriage of Miss
Stansbury's parents. These we're uncle
and niece of the half-blood prior to
their marriage, the Sun says, and if
their union could be proved illegal, their
T2-year-old daughter would be automat-
ically barred as an heir.
Evening star., 1931-12-22

and then arrested when he attempted
to take pictures of Federal prisoners
leaving the Old Colonial Tea House in
quest December 4. Charges Of assault
and battery and disorderly conduct
against the photographer were pre-
Court.
After the trial, Gov. Albert C..
Rltchie wrote the county commissioners
expressing the hope that they would in
hlct prompt and adequate punish
ment' on the officers involved.
The commissioners directed Slater and
Brown to appear before them today to
explain their conduct Slater told the
poard he really thought he was justi-
iied IN blackjacking McAvoy.
IN had not would never had done
It," he said.
Chief Praises Officers.
1t was also brought out at the hear
ing Tor the first time that the United
States marshal who instruced Police
man Brown to prevent picture taking
OUTSIDE the fire house where the inquest
was held was Hunter Edelen.
Offlcer Brown said he did not know
the identity of the marshal at the time
he received the order, but had since
learned 1t. Mr. Edelen was expected
at the hearing today. the commission
ers We're told, but failed to appear.
Chlef OF Police j. J. Crowley told the
commissioners at the conclusion of the
hearing that he considered Slater and
Brown two of the most efficient officers
IN the county. Seven witnesses testi-
red Tor the officers, while McAvoy Was
the only one present to tell his side of
the story.
Evening star., 1931-12-22

tested by grown persons, the warning
states. According to the Red Cross.
all ice less than two inches thick is
dangerous, while two-inch ice may sup
port one skater, three-inch ice a group
and four-inch ice any normal weight,
The Red Cross also urged parents
not to allow their children to use sleds
on any except roped-o1 streets.
Evening star., 1931-12-22
Jerusalem Growth Rapid.

JERUSALEM, December 10 R.-
Jerusalem has increased in population
by almost SO per cent since 1922, hav-
ing 9O,526 inhabitants, as compared
with 62,67S in the last census. Other
cities Of the Holy Land are about sta
tionary. Hebron, for example had l6,-
557 in 1922 and 1900 this year
Evening star., 1931-12-22
I TOT Last "a HOurS,
Saturday.
Tide Tables

FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Evening star., 1931-12-22
FOREIGN,
CLUB TO FETE CHILDREN
American Business Group Plans
Party for Poor

Poor children of Washington and
Montgomery County will be the guests
of the American Business Club tomor-
row afternoon at a Christmas party in
the club house Of the Woman's Club of
Bethesda. James B. McGrath will i'm
personate Santa Claus.
Toys, fruits, movies and games will
be provided. The Arrangements Com
mittee is composed of Horace Brown
ing, J. Douglas Wallop, Harrison
Hathaway, DR.. William Paul Hoffman
and Samuel A. Syme.
Evening star., 1931-12-22

England's first municipal shelter for
mixers has just been opened at Aber-
gavenny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-02

BY the Ak.ociated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. - Jim Londos, 203,
Greece, threw Sander Szabo, 200, Hun
gary $500; Dick Shikat. Philadelphia,
threw Gene La Doux, Canada. 1915;
George Kotsonaros threw Hans Bauer,
900; Kola Kwariani and Hans Steinke
drew, 5000
ALBANY, N. Y--Ed Don George,
Hudson, 215, Cambridge, Mass, 80 80;
George Mcleod, 21O, Omaha, and Jack
Ganson, 215, Boston, drew, 45:00; Len
MacAluso, 1s5, East Aurora, N. Y,
threw Eddie Eizea, 200, Boston, 1918;
John GRANDMOTHER, gao, Russia, threw
Joe Cook, 2l5, Boston, 1873.
NEW YORK. - Ralph Wilson, 2o6,
Philadelphia, threw Renato Gardini,
200 Italy, q "a; Sam Stein, 200, New
ark, N. j. threw Vanka zelesniak, PA,
Russia, 23;18: Raw Steele, 215. Glen
dale, Calf, threw Tom Draak, 210,
Holland 11;20; Herb Freeman, 219,
New York threw Tony Catalano. 2l0,
Italy, 1906; Floyd Marshall, 215, Cali
fornia, threw Carl yogel, 2ls, Ger
many, 1918.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Paul Jones,
208, Texas, threw John Maxos, 205,
Greece, $500; Dick Daviscourt, 225,
California, threw Joe "Toots" Mondt,
229, Colorado, $50, John Supsie, 1873,
New Haven, defeated Mike Romano,
202, Italy, decision, $1,000; Tiny Roe
buck, Kansas, threw George Hills, 215,
Wisconsin, 1875; George Hagen, 210,
New York, defeated Phil Marfuggi, 205,
Italy, decision, $1,000.