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Weekly herald., 1932-08-21
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tCONTlNUED) oll oAo 4oEOH ." the Copper .& N.Wes tern R R is in oshape.It will be a long time befo- re Kenne colt can get her mail by rail. 6 it & 2 inches above normal IS tho highest water mark on the gauge up to this summer but Nednes it went to it 5 , inches! Then it went down to 6ft in,& now it is up to it 1O33 & still going up BIG MCCARTHY EXCRS ION GOES HAYvIE 36 joyful Cordova tourist ts' star ted at g AM Non g.. wi tn the: int ent1on .,< of making 8 round trip >"fronl er1drsbaos end Everything was l1unkydory until they started toward Long Lake the next morning They got news that the Lekin7 Bridge lRR) was OUT There was c considerable nushing of teeth and extra ting of hair as the furious touri ts turned the train back to Chi ti nc AS they recrossed the Chi t." ina Br idgc it was groaning & strai ming like it was angry at the way it was being trcate diff they could have known how near disaste those 36 passengers & crew were surely many hearts would have stopped be- sting The train left Tt l2:3O wi tn, out staying overni ght,& it's 2+ lu~ cky thing they did for 7t Tiekel, the tracks were in such b7d conol - tion thct Fr $ torey couldn't ever teke his bride down to Cordova in the speeder ,& little bridges out.
 .Enni Reed, Jr. Is years old.
Evening star., 1932-03-08
Idle Dollars

Last evening we read in the statement
of the Citizens Reconstruction Organ
ization: "* there are several million
idle dollars boarded away in the Capital
of the Nation"
We have always believed that Ameri-
can people think that everything is pos
sible. That is why they've progressed
so far =. they are game, and for them
there is only better tomorrow.
Like our customers, this year we're
wiser and spending more wisely
we demand all that we can possibly get
for our money. We're keen for practl-
cal things . . we believe that one of the
strongest influences in this movement is
the maintenance of public confidence -.
and we pledge ourselves, as heretofore,
to so conduct our business that con-
fdence will attend every purchase.
r j Il.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1928 G ST. NV, Apt. 3l-Met. 08e2-Clean,
cheerful room; business man or woman.
1860 COLUMBIA RID, Apt. 403-Loyely, nicely
1urnlsneo room Tor lady employed, s25; two
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1888 Q-Delightful. clean. airy, So fr. liv.- bed
nm a windows. fur. mahoE.; for / or q re-
fned adults; next bath: contin, h. W. refs
1I03 9th ST N.w.-Clean. comfortable, sleep
3nR room; new beds; continuous hot water
and phone: So and 1850 week. l6'
Evening star., 1932-05-15

COMFORTABLE, attractive room. opening
on porch, in private home; employed set
tied lady preferred: available at once. Ga.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

isis ST. NV, Apt. 4.,Attractive room.
nicsly furnished. newly decorated; private
entrance: neet bath. h. ". Met. 2l4o.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1904 18th ST. NV. (near Park road1-At-
tractive front room. continuous hot water
convenient cars, bus and park
1880 18th ST NV, APT 3-Newly fur
nished large, sunny room, next to bath; 2
persons. S25 month: no other roomer.
1868 EUCLID ST. NV, APT. ll-Large,
bright front room, nicely furnished suitable
for one or two people. Phone Col. 1853.
Cafe in building.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

CLEVELAND PARK-Detached house; two
well furnished rooms: one double with porch.
one single; convenient to street car and bus
lines; continuous hot water. unlimited phone
CAL ClsNelan6 n34E for INN. nj tine
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1887 WEBSTER ST.-Single. near bath; con-
SIS. Phone Col l774
Evening star., 1932-05-15

COUNTRY BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD for children: mothers
care; nourishing food; safe Fairgrounds;
bathing; reasonable rates. Tel. Brandywine
ls-r-24. z. o., Aquasco, Md. Mrs. J. T. Norris
BOARD ON FARM for a few men and boys
IN shenandoah Valley. Bass fishing. Fresh
milk. eggs. vegetables and fruits. Healthy.
Reasonable rates Reference. James L.
Sours, Rileyville. Va.
ST. HILDAS MALL. Old Charles Town: w.
June to September /.
Also Tor rent two furnished cottases.
SPEND your vacation on beautiful modern
estate All city conveniences and home
phone Marlboro 10S-F-l3. Mrs. H. C. Sauer-
vein.
WOODFORD--Now open for the season; easy
committing distance from Washineton; high
elevation cool; large grounds. shades mod
ming. Address H. c. Williams, Vienna, Va.
Phone Falls Church 829-F-5.
PAYING GUESTS in country home; 80 miles
from washington; am. l.; good table; house
syeS. eTest Iag privileges; On Chesapeake Bay Ref
Hall; Lothian. Md. Phone West River
IN MODERN COUNTRY HOME, near town;
boarders wanting home comforts; swimming
Johnson. Louise, Va Phone Louisa 81.
COUNTRY BoARDERs wanted (week end,
s. SOD, week and monthly, 81 per day. Ap-
ply g. A. Gcssom, waterfall, Va.
LADY wants 4 congenial companions to
share her modern country home and car
1 Tor summer vacation; price nominal Ad-
OF on lovely farm. Ella Hardey Clarke,
Clarksville, Md.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

l435 EUCLID ST.-One large, front room,
southern exposure, with bath adjoining,
suitable for two or three young ladies IN
office. Private family; no children. Rates
for one. $40; for two. $25; for three, $50. 10,
home suitable for man and wife or two
men Near three car lines; board optional.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

70 suDlet Ior summer months; light room =
ana glassed sleeping porch; cleo refrieeratn,r'
Sail De. oO5o Apt. 453, the Cordova
Evening star., 1932-05-15

| oNIh OCT. l, MY FINE APT: CFOPGF-
coWh, N,h, overlooking old Peter estate: moder,
antiauesi ie5' roam I1XuripIsly furnished. genuine
gs. sWnlngs. fans. telephone, Frigidaire radio'
SaH ESs,sse e. $50 mo-; tea room in bldg. AddrsSs
Evening star., 1932-05-15

l272 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV (COR. N
stJ-Iwo rooms, kit. y. bath; gas, elee.,
c. n: W. furnished. Apply jantor.
III MASS. AVE. NE.-TOURISTS AND
permanent roomerS accommodated /, 2 or
, room Ink. apartments. Single and double
eeo rooms, $3.50 per week up. Lincoln 7577.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

125 1lth ST. NE-FRONT APT. WITHIN
apt; large rooms, alcove, next bath; pri-
Vste entrance; well furnished; housekeeping.
1923 MONROE NV OR 2 RMS. KITCH-
enette. bath, screened sleeping porch: adults;
southern exposure, transient or permanent.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1922 BILTMORE ST.. near Columbia I'd
Attractive room, modern; private hcme; for
refined gentleman; refs. Adams 1855.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

TWO NICE ROOMS WANTED, furnished or
vnfurnished, not far from Capitol and at
depression pricea. Answer IN strict eonh-
denee 10 ward 7N tth st. nv. lts
Evening star., 1932-05-15

COMPLETELY FURNISHED, BED ROOMS,
porch. G. E. refrigerator. 5112 Conn ave,
Evening star., 1932-05-15

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. airy rooms;
walking distance 20 business section; rea-
! sonable. Address Box 40-A. Star office. IL
| 2710 ONTARIO RID. (near Col. rd)-Delight-
ful large rooms with porch, adjoining bath
! best location excellent meals; garage 2l'
l22l ERANKIIN ST " -Attractiue niit h
Evening star., 1932-05-15

CHEVY CHASE, near Circle. select section
ily. AL aduitS. wis. s90S-J.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1909 18th ST N.w.-Pleasant hotel-like &C,
commodations; 7-story freproof building; all
outside rooms; maid and elevator service
Single rooms "a and 81 weekly; oouole $lO'
7is KENTUCKY AVE. SEQ fur. front
rooms for Ink; elec., gas; SIS mo-; adults
only Lin 15a2-W. 10.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1867 KALORAMA RID. - Colonial mansion:
cool, corner suite. bed rooms. private hall
and bath: attractive; see to appreciate. l6'
2l29 18th ST. NV. Apt. 7-Large corner
bed-living room. near bath: Ink. privileges;
completely furnished; reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

14l4 A ST. NE.-Front room. southern ex-
posure; with or without meals: small family
no other roomers: hot water; electricity;
home privileges. Line 8203-J
Evening star., 1932-05-15

7O4 NORTH CAROLINA AVE SE-one large
front room; reasonable.
1927 LAMONT ST-Attractiye room private
family: semi-priyate bath: garage in rear.
Col. 2756
Evening star., 1932-05-15
TABLE B0AR0.
COUNTRY BOARD,

$500 18th. HILLCREST-Balanced meals, well
you can eat. 20s
Evening star., 1932-05-15
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

SUMMER BOARD on farm within com
muting distance Of washington for couple
with child 5. Modern imp. Other children
desirable. state full particulars. Address
Box 45lA, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

MI; PLFASANT-3201 18th COR LAMONT),
modern homes entire 1st A.. all front; every
thlng furnished: $50; couple. Col. 0643
LADY WILL RENT OR SHARE 2-RoOM, K,
ano b. apt. for months. with couple, man
and wife preferred; good reference Cali
4:3O 70 6:30 pm. Dec. 1871.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

ALBAN TOWERS, APT. 425-Two ROOMS,
pho pph.onen r,, and dinette; June 1st to Oct. LIST.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

ADM0oR-LEAyING TOWN FOR SUM
of two bed rooms. living room. dinino fnxsr
ffSeR1en. oath and porch. to responsible par,
sSao S; from June Is to Sept. IS Phone Cley.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

i225 ST. N.W.-Two and three rooms for
semi-private BATH electricity
Evening star., 1932-05-15

SI2 n ST NW.-3 ROOMS AND 2 ROOMS,
newly papered and painted. modern improve
convenient for hOuSekeeDlnp.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
ROoMs--FURNIsHED AND UNFUR
RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

500 KEY BLVD. Lyon Village. Va.-Large.
nicely furnished room, $500 month; one
block south OF Lee HIGHWAY.
LARGE ROOM-Use of adjoining sleeping
porch: ami: in grove trees; men; SIS mo.
Clarendon $40.
ONE FARE-3sl3 39th ST, Mt Rainier Md
i, or 2 rms. aud kit $40 to s28 no.
Porches. piano ind. Greenwood 2l44 ewes, Sun.
BROOKLAND. 1854 BRENTWOOD RID. NE
Near l4th and r. !. ave; clean. comfort
Ink. room. cool, quiet. porch. lawns, shade;
20 min. Treasury. North 5086-R.
VA.-Large room, mr.. cars: porches. shade;
Sl2 mo-; breakfast and transportation IL
desired. Address Box 354-A. Star Office
TWO LADIES (employed wanted to share
partly furnished bungalow, one-fare zone.
5000 Rhode Island ave. ne. 15'
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1890 IANIER PL.-Beautiful sunny rooms,
refined. well kept home: hot water; every
comfort; gentlemen: reasonable. Col 1926.
1894 LANIER PL-Beautiful rooms. double
or single: best section: every comfort; re-
fined. congenial people; reasonable. Col
Evening star., 1932-05-15

iSOS BELMONT N.w-UNUSUATT-Y At
tIactlVe, 2 rooms. large kitchen. hath 4 cioe-
al; sdn,ts completely fur; radio. 500 eIec, gas,
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1881 INGLEsIDE TERRACE NW.-Large
furnished room and sleeping porch; new
home: overlooking Rock Greek Park; for
gentlemen; home environments; adult fam
iIy Adams 3337-J
Evening star., 1932-05-15

6EsTPABLE SOUTH ROOM. next bath;
clean, briFht and airy, quiet; reasonable
Evening star., 1932-05-15

iS45 KALORAMA RID. N.W-Attractively fur
inished. single. front room; 2nd hoor: hath
convenient: laundry: grill PRIVILEGES: lady.-
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Large. cheerful. front
room; second floor twin beds; also base-
fnent room.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

a. ST s.W-One large room, facing U. 8.
Capitol, with kitchen, $S5 month. Also sim
Gle room.
aiil BANCROFT PL NV 1of Conn. & 81
sunny. airy room, running vssnsS ssonsS nf sxs
Evening star., 1932-05-15
ROOMS AND BOARD.

hoOMo hFND DOhhD.
ARE YOU LOOKING for a room with all
front room. attractively furnished, in ex-
elusive rome: for two: twin beds; excellent
1888 18th NV. Bolivian Club-Attractive,
high-class Accommodations for refined ladies'
every comfort; all outside rooms.
NEAR 18th. PARK RD.-2 nicely furnished
good. wholesome food. Adams 1896
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE Nw-LarRe room.
windows, running water. sleeping porch,
home cooking. plenty hot water.
3733 MORRISON ST, Chevy Chase, ID. C
Beautiful southeast double front corner room
with bath. twin beds, windows; delicious
meals. 20s
FOG 9Th ST. Furnished room and
board. Mems Club. Excellent home cook
ing continuous hot water.
l741 X ST. N.W.-Single and double rooms:
home-cooked meals; $3.50 and 50 week. l5'
1905 CLIFTON ST. W.-Attractive room.
SO week each. Ad. 3077
5809 9th N.W.-Two beautiful. sunny rooms:
ss95 ss9s-W " Summer also table board. Georgia
2217 @ ST. Nw-Pieasant double and sin
gle rooms: excellent home cooked meals
DUPONT CIRCLE. i746 p ST. N,w.-Two
oenutiful large rms. In lovely home, ex-
from business section larse rooms: double
exposure; new Simmons beds. shower; home
ences exchanged. Phone c Col. r Sss7 fr''' ie.'
NEAR PARK RID. AND 18th Nw.-single
room; next bath good meals private family.
TAKoMA PARK, 2s Carroll Ave.-Rooms
with board: excellent cooking: end Of i4th
st car line. Phone shep 24ss.
large room With another best 'HaS home Se soo eooE
ing and pleasant surroundings; walking
distance.
II n
meals reasonable: private home exclusive
SECTION excellent food walking distance;
references
2sIl CONN. AvE-slngle and double room,
be seen to De appreciated. Adams 6o84
1855 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Live in beauti-
flll, cool. detached home; large lawns and
double rooms; vacancies for two girls, also
Ss,;. aSuss for men aances eso, card parties, etc
z; very reasonable; saan good home cookinE
1885 SHEPHERD ST. NV =. Larse front
limited phone good meals; reasonable. Two
gentlemen. or employed couple. Phone Co
lumbia 2735, l5s
7is EAST CAPITOL sT-convenient, on 2
car lines; clean. comfortable room for gen
tleman; good meals reasonable. All $3.50.
1903 N ST. Nw.-Nlcely furnished single
snd double rooms refined atmosphere; GEN.
tral1v located; excellent meals.
32f ALLISON ST.-With Jewish family; sin
gle room aud porch; In new detached home;
garage, Adams 270i
CLEVELAND PARK-Front room: private
detached home; baths; high. cool: con-
venient location; meals; s45 month. Cleve-
land 0632
SIG b ST. NE.--single room for gentleman;
good board; near Capitol ana Library.
THE EVANGELfNE RESIDENCE
FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Several vacancies. Lowered rates.
1880 L St. NV. MA 1910.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

. OR 3 ooMFoRTABLs ROOMS with re re.
dned Jewish family: conveniently loceted'
~ iIfh Fl car and bus line Adams 4O95.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

ROOM FOR / OR Q gentlemen in Jewish
family: closed-in garage; meals optional.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

Ss05 ar ST N.W--Nicely furnished room
in a new home -eassnable; use OF phone.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

ATTRACTIVE FUR. FRONT APT-5 RMS.
and bath: gas and elec., inst. h.w. included;
| adults. Columbia 1888.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

f5o5 VARNUM ST. N.w:-Ncely furnished
front room with Jewish famll1 all conVeh-
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1888 NEWTON ST. N.W.-For ladies, 2
rooms; SIS and sl8 month: two in family;
no other roomers: ami; reference. Col
Evening star., 1932-05-15

sUBLET.2 R.. K. B.. COMPLETELY FTP
nlshed; 3 exposures; Frigidaire Tadio IL
eas9r eaas99r' switehboard; SOS. 2124 Eye. west
Evening star., 1932-05-15

NEAR NAVY YARD. Boiling Field. golf: sec
osn,,f ond nooT OF @ private home. to two or three
rooms, porch. bath. electric kitchenette At
lantic 57l3-W. IL to pm
Evening star., 1932-05-15

modern Conveniences Frieidaire rrijo TEL
entrances; si1ic bus line; Southeast: white: Large
prihs pr room, hall. kitchen. bath: worth Ss5.
water. Line s6I7-W. A'' iish'' gas
Evening star., 1932-05-15

e43 18th ST SE-Attractive front room for
young men; all modern comforts, tnclud-
ing good home cooking; $40 week. on Pa
Evening star., 1932-05-15

s34 HAMILTON ST N.W.-FRONT ROOM
adjoining rooms. ore with 8 windows rea-
Evening star., 1932-05-15

sO2 EAST CAPITOL sTREET-TwO ROOMS.
third floor. $40; three rooms. $50 four
room efficiency, second floor S6k
Evening star., 1932-05-15

S,r, SoasS,rshoSiONAL LIBRARY-2 NEATI "
turh. iudil. rooms. kitchenette tiled bath, class
TIE LAMBERT, 1871 I,ANTFp pT 40
ADAMS o90l.--Large living room. , he'd raor,< aS
kilenen and bath, completely furniShed
eIeetrlc reIrigerator; very desirable: ss5 .
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1903 18th ST. Nw-Several very desirable
rooms for respectable people; clean, cool,
cuiet; SO to 81 week IT.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
DOWNTOWN.

140l Eye ST. NV, Sd Floor.
Room TO gentleman; baths, showers.
ALABAMA, APT. 204 (cor. and llth nwD
One room. kitchen and large pantry; also
corner room; elevator and hot water all
hours North 3650
Evening star., 1932-05-15

375l NORTHAMPTON STREET-Large bed
room, near bath; detached house porches,
shady grounds; half square car; SIS month.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1905 NEWTON NV. MT. PLEAsANT-TWO
rooms, kitchen. bath, sleeping porch; COM
plete housekeeping; phone, cleo, gas; $50;
Evening star., 1932-05-15

s7Io 18Th NV communicating front bed
roomE: twin beds; 2 or adults; large
rio haSiu in room
Evening star., 1932-05-15

SaS6 MERIDIAN PL NV Apt. Large.
cool front room for rent. furnished or un-
Frr rent reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

llol 18th ST. NV OR 2 ATTRACTIVE
ly furnished bed rooms and kitchen: light,
gas and phone furnished. Must be seen TO
be appreciated. Miss Smith, Decatur 1909
Evening star., 1932-05-15

1925 18th ST Nw.-Desirable room, adioin-
Ing bath, in modern home; breakfast IL oe-
eivaSs
Evening star., 1932-12-18

Pay in 80 days, or use our Ex-
tended Payment Plan4
months to pay, and no interest
charges.
Evening star., 1932-11-15
TRADE PROTESTS
u. S. COMPETITION
Shannon Warns Business to
Present "United Front"
in Hearings.
Nv the Associated Press.


CHICAGO November 15.-A commit
tee of Congress investigating Govern
ment competition with private industry
Yesterday reported a trend toward soli-
daritv of viewpoint among individual
manufacturers who hitherto have done
no Worrying about the other fellow
OK being gored."
Representative Joseph B. Shannon OF
Missouri, opening hearings OF ms Com
mittee for Middlewest and Eastern IN
dustrialists. warned them to present
a united front" before their protests
against Government competition coulo
be acted upon.
Shannon reported that Peter B.
Carey, president of the Chicago Board
of Trade. had told him the Grain Ex-
change here no longer used enVelops
printed by the Government In COM
petition with private stationers, ano
that a similar movement was under
way in Kansas City.
Grain exchanges have fought the
Governments entry into business py
subsidiZation Of co-operatives winch
sought to keep wheat prices above mar
ket levels last year.
r. J. Baker, secretary treasurer OF
the American Steamship owners As
sociation, read a 4,00O-word statement
asking Congress to abolish the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line. which feeds
the Panama Canal, and the Army and
Navy Transport Service across the
seas.
The merchant marine. he said, could
perform the functions Of the transport
service more economically and etncl-
emily"
Representative Robert F. Rich OF
Pennsylvania told Baker the committee
would try to get the Government
figures.
II have never been able to make an
Army or Navy man admit on the wit
ness stand that anything the services
did was bad business" Rich said.
DR.. D. w. Campbell of Chicago, presi-
dent of the American Veterinary Med
ical Association, asked the committee
recommend no further congressional
appropriations for agricultural extension
work.
Evening star., 1932-11-15
ARMY TRANSPORT
SAVING REPORTED
Cost Placed at $500, 600
Under Commercial Rates
for Fiscal Year.

Operations of the Army Transport
Service for the fiscal year ended June
80 resulted in a net saving to the Gov
ernment of more than SO $500, 900, COM
pared with the costs Of the same serv-
ices at regular commercial rates, Maj.
Gen. John L. De Witt. the quartermas-
ter general of the Army, reported to-
day.
When the War Department appro-
priation bill is next taken up in Con-
gress these figures will be used to serve
the same purposes as was accomplished
in the last supply measure, when futile
efforts were made to abolish the Army
Transport Service as costly and un-
necessary burden upon the Govern
ment.
The report shows a total of 47,282
passengers, l93,726 cubic tons Of
freight, $685. ,089 pounds of United States
mail, 131 remains and 724 animals
transported during the year at total
cost Of So, sos, ,503. This sum includes
the maintenance of shore establish
mentS and a per cent overhead charge,
and compares with S7,277 ,486, the COM
mercial value of the same work per-
formed.
During the last year the Quarter
master Corps has been called upon to
render assistance to unemployed
throughout the country 1t was reported
that corps area commanders had
loaned to charitable and welfare
agencies, upon approval of the Gov
ernors of the various States, 67,160
blankets, S2,608 cots, canvas; 5,937 steel
cots. 500 mattresses, $3.50 bed sacks
and 500 pillows. In addition more than
! 500 cots, 871 tents and 2,730 blankets
were loaned for flood and tornado re-
lief in Pennsylvania. Arizona, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1932-11-15
RECESS IS CALLED
IN COBLENTz TRIAL
Judges Delay Taking of TeStl.
mony to Study Legal Points
Raised by Defense.
BY the Associated Press.

FREDERICK, Nd, November IS
Begun in the Frederick County Circuit
Court yesterday, the trial of State Sen
ator Emory L. CoblentZ, president Of the
defunct Central Trust Co. of Maryland,
charged with accepting deposit when
he knew the institution to be insolvent,
was recessed until later in the week to
enable the trial judges to consider
legal points raised by the defense.
One witness, John r. GLAND, was
called to the stand, but his testimony
was interrupted by objections Of the
defense and when court recessed he
had answered just two questions, his
name and his occupation.
Soon after the case was begun the
defense attorney, Leo Weinberg, de-
INJURED on the ground that the indict-
ment was insufficient and did not show
the bank was actually insolvent when
the deposit was made by GLAND.
Among the authorities cited was
Chief Judge Hammond Urner, who, with
Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard, is
sitting in the present case.
Judge Urner listened to the argu-
ments and then ordered the trial to pro-
ceed. announcing the court would give
| a decision later.
Thereupon, GLAND was called to the
witness stand and was asked the two
questions. Defense counsel made the
point that Coblentz could not be held
responsible for what his agent, the bank
teller, did In accepting the deposit.
Weinberg asked State Attorney Wal
ter E. Sim If he planned to show that
Coblentz actually received the deposit
or If he could show CoblentZ was pres
ent. The State attorney said he die
not plan to show this.
Evening star., 1932-11-15
RESIGNATION DEMAND
OPPOSED BY SEABURY
Counsel Against Quitting Of HOf-
stadter ss Chairman
Of Board.
D. tha Assoeinted Preks.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 15.-Samuel
Seabury, counsel to the Hofstadter Leg
islative Committee, took sharp issue
Yesterday with demands that Senator
Samuel H Hofstadter resign as chair
man Of the Investigating Board
In a formal statement he expressed
q belief "the interests Of the committee"
would be served II the Senator con-
tinued as chairman until he takes Of
fee January l as a Supreme Court JUS
tice. He was nominated by both Demo-
cratic and Republican parties.
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent of Columbia University and vet
eran Republican leader, joined in the
demand Just before Seabury issued his
statement.
The Inquiry Board, which already has
spent nearly 20 months and $750,000
investigating the Tan1many-controiled
city government, is about to begin a
series Of public hearings to formulate
constructive suggestions for reforming
the municipal government.
1t was the activity Of this committee
which led to the James j. Walker custer
hearings before Gov. Roosevelt, at the
height Of which the then mayor re-
signed
The New York Committee of One
Thousand, a non-partisan organization
yesterday made public plan for Gre
alton of a new city charter, the prtnci-
pal features of which would provide fol
q city manager, more proportional rep
resentation and the elimination oi
waste by consolidating departments.