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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01
O'Neal Demands Senate Make Probe
OF Lobbies Against Farm Program
Charges Utilities With Sending Fake Wires To Mem
hers Of CongresS-TaetieS Of Professors Is Scored
BY National Farm Bureau Leader

A$sessasg that ssSksy eoaeegas are
leaAySag sSsSass the AAA amend
aasass, Edward A 0sNeaA psssi6eas
Is the Aaasrsaa Fsvaa Rasssa Fed
eSsssea> has aeaaa6e3 eomeleSs
saysSsgassea q the Ssaass Lobby
CeaasaIssee os wAas he DESCRIBES as
~assseeeaA and anssAieal ~ es
SseeSoAeaSeSs> aaoasy sa aesss0v sae
es0gesa q osgaalasS sgsSSalsars.'
The Associated Gss saS ElesSzis
$NSesaa. saa sane ge9aa wASca ssne
fake kilograms b. eoagssSSasn has
aassetsr5 aaS2 embellishments szsSass
TIE AAA amendments, Mr.. QNea1
$SsSS adding $50 saas their having
soagas sas amendments vas In asass
SatifsetsaS oss5S Sor ) Senate MwsSts-
SssSosA TSfaassS sasrs Is soaa-
aeafatS Of iassssse ami . definite alll~
saee, why should AsSoSiaaa6 SSs and
Eseessse 50, Out If. saair way ~ aelp
SeSsas 3 bali IN wASsa ID Is MT PR
rasssiss concerned - Ae asked
4 ssaSpsSss ne saia. -saar eaa
&aeS COMMITTEES. would end Sefi-
aaEs tss-ap esSwssn taosa loo0iss
ssgasSng legsslalSoa. wAieA would ban
ait saa Saraasr aa6 eae werssrs. me
american EsbsrSSs Esagas,. wAiea IN,
espSsS among It's officials many
s0mer-sgslse sNsSaEsesss has foagaS
sAe AAA amendments sni airn0ss
every 0Sasr Administration legiSsar
s'0a. ia Sail
RRSerssng ~ sas litigation sgainSs
eaymsnS Of sies preesSS taxes, M
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01

o'Nssl declared taas nothing Is
6SsSS ~ have more Disturbing
stfscs en- SSs sasIrs program es
aasseaal eSOneaaSe recovery - the
sOaaSasSea Of wascA + national farm
esoSesrSsy-shaa the ATTACKS launched
ON the Agricultural Adjustment Aes
By the pSoesSSesS Of farm prosacsS-
The hss-s es sA6s sseseS. he
SSsaa - oar prOesssSng Tx. namely.
me Sa-assrsS s-ifs and the spear
head q sas sssseS Is 3 cenainssason
eS more sasn one hundred Sepa-a1s
ssileS FLED ox sg-icalrarss ancient
enemies, sae vssesI lnrsrssgs ami ex-
p0nsnss Of rugged ansifviIfilaliss,ri
se1a1nss Ira annreiiaes anu S4r1rs
welfare Of American Agrieuit1rs.'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01
AT fRS CNQSSRoApS

s@aasS& IS Seo2 ~ sAe egNSseses Ssaersl Stors ana
a9aS shs 0aSaS Sidewalks ri MAN Sst IN our smaller
esesas declares taa Z = Bureau 81 Commerce In rsxorx
l4 is& tae ssS9S have oSSa c0ecSsG IN small sossnS
asa tassaiS eaaaatssS fSf New England eo tAe COaSr
JUNK SsS IA Saa smaller Sa8 eStSsS "a thu cum
ss SaS esp0S 8sSs ~ aSzeSal sAssl Ia collar v0iIS
* M Sas R0aSA 80 yssSS sa1 D pSgSnS ahaa6 al aas
Ssae a0,sa "a 1883 Gssi average $asS IL Iune wsrs
aSzas SESssx Ia number than n Nass Farmers have
Siel9S3 aSsSs Se0IS shea sAes cant sss as feisrsl
sNSSSsS SSSSee SIM usaeS esSa ers2Ss Vow they
SIX SSans sAe esSa toS rSssal products manufacturers
IA ne city,
No asSs eaassRs ases$ AsS seana lis wsyf ass tais
SsoS0a Ia = ,0ag anSe
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01
Clv6 Service Exalnina-iQns

rae United $zcuS Civil SsrTics
Commission has ann0uness 1psn
eNmeNSstlVe examinations Is i1ilovs.
Animal huSosnNrnsn gswirs. I'M
9SSe anl alal,aGrr0<s szrtfe5 s5'-1.
~ Sa,S00 q ysSrs 1spar-ma1r u
AsrseOitars.
Poultry AaSAanIznsn. vzrsoGS spe-
etaastsss, - SD ~ s.. 50 y vzar 1e-
2Ssssnsse * SsrfSaitlzrrs
AsSsStaaa aSreGsr=sSss syrui1gis-
aeSs ssSasOsOgsss. gsnssiezzzs gsfa-
es0sssl, ard eSySssiosciSsl .cge70nl'
SSaN a wear 1sSarsr@sns N AErf
e0itars.
>~A.Ssa ,aVsa2hlTrgiss. 81 80 ys1L.
@e>aosa oarcSss a-1 zssSsSuns AN
''SsNSsase RssSasas officers war'S
sRSSsAsnsss s. so ~ SSQ > Ts1f'
&sasslSsanss SSs9 "a SEa
ySss s4gssa * shs Cenzzs 1sgsrS-
'asSas 4. SCmnsrra
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01

me County Agent TOR mis- counsy
rszpSr-s H-sNusap calls for IN
-nrnars0n regarding TsspaneSs Reeese
esnEra ami rsssonS why cae s-aps
ara aOs Out ami ssrleeI again sais
gs2rs NE traps ara missing dls 4,
ssssrs carsadmsne IN sns control an.
srsprsa1t0nss Ii eae japanese hor,ie
: Allowed IN naSs an unchecked IN
vsaSsocs c osSSnss . very Destructive
Sn-- expensive praosena.
InazivriiGslS sra urged a. agat ina
sssStsS with p0nSoa ami trap. Eor
grsRsS Anal sarss srait ass : h.
ryssra1s A1aa ~ 3 gallons oe water
Scr SSissr pants ara Arsaaass oe lead
: lhss- wsassa Sour I lbs. ami l0O
rsianS az NSaers
TAs ossSte : SeSlva scSa s.r,v
lGns ~ ~ eeSphSr ssA. Coatsol
rasSfssssss saSvs ground Aea asoDa sor
s NessSss--srssa June SsSh ~ Aa,Sass
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E-Irss arse6 ay ase 81 bQ,16 ms. ACID
aas1 ATssease soS sssA SQO0 sQaaFs
aess u established so>s-0s " los
On lSEsr 3 sssa * sssl IN aaSG,s
nsW &was
INA 1s2asS ASSaS AsA 3esaile3 IA
fnruaGlan Sos sA0ss VIZ 3eSa,, (.
7es1Az1ta's lsAssasllae sSst,,asiogs
l'i''i-'aHzianss cSgslfiS@sl0a 81 segs.
-aratl nsssShas e. SA,RmeaN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01
PRE HAN

Toe eGsssaS asaeSr * Consumers Gass l0SeS aver
rssi axSes soz IN soSs eSSapcsS - of June Lsx
* 20 Is vas SIZE 81 eas III e0sSS eenSSinasrs ~
tasa year ase ms negsaSss TOR tire II months
rsgs& ,rsa 10 eeS waite ozaS 10 ST. r cszt
COX S& - esg esaS seS eSS e0xs SIS ps esas sr eass
S@sSss ~ eaS Sez no cSS SN esr cent fer vy:sos
szSs Asase Sal pSE eSns Sex rsn sssa ana IS ssr csnt
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sgS psns SSes 81. cS no rsS<, g. ~ cassS rsSS 49,
a0gS ssSxss $500 sSsSSsi hszn s5.SS lssS ~ asS -
AszS> SsesSS sSzss SSgS ogesNis So Ia Sin
4 teQys Nlsa ficSS q yrsssas aalSrsa ssss a sss2
wsSs as 4 asssSsES ~ IN es a CO.'S s,Arnse 10 ssx
las aoSsS eanesS AsS wasEs waass have M Ssr vses
~sh aeNsna2 s'anS 49, CS& Clarity rsepse axs bsszss
nsaS a tsss q VA psasA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01
Telephone Users Made 1
More Calls In June Than
Same Period Last Yeal

N J1re operating rsEsnusz II 1t
Chssaaeaks ami Pau1uac Tsieunnn4
Company lf Ralt@mnrs City, zsrv-Hs
the >Saas az MiaryfanEf. annuuDa.i 4
81 ls@.Ss:s QpsraE-ng expenses. n
Ginning saHss amnunrsI ID s. ~
Net ansraEng ne9ma amouursd 4
S21SssS rzxss N Tune amounted
- S1s}2.5S2-
Telephone aSsrS IN IEryfanI 11ada
mora caan SsaST0.1O0 calls n I1ns-
al Increase Of 4 per csnr 1vzr ne
anmoer uade in Tune. 1854
raers wsrs DS.r62 7ElernUnaz n
ssrNtes &c cas snG 1f Is1s uGn1'
6z>sS m0rs saan chsrs ware n ssrT-
scs IN Nlne Of lass yzar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01
Past >N M0ntAs Are
Favorable To Babies
And To Young People

me CHS ssS months Of riSs carrsnk
year lssss ns0es favaranse sa osatss
ains veSRE aS0nss anGsr usxsnsy-ssvs
gsars ases thar "a AarSianlsrs over
,hal assss aSsaz,;sng ~ 3 rscSEr pre-
parsS - tina Bsszssa as Sesssrsa SSa-
sisslsS * ssS SSs1e. lsnsrsrssns. q
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&sess Qasessog al 1hs lspsrensns.
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essEsSyss ca siss cszErsnzi ysars Qr
RSlss sad. 1851 s4rtlsss AMI t-,-s4I
Ssakisss 81. al 49, we're rseszessi
~ Inv SSase Dscaxs@sRS q Hea5tiss
~ escspsxesS a, r&&St. births AND
tGssS2 Ssasihss N Al age grs0rss an,l
srena- al esAzssss siN<tn;g siae eaErss-
naass&nac csrissi 1S Ass ysars loa-
ssesrssS N rssastsa 90 pspaaa<taHs ths
iEGrss. ssRs~ stak i1rn,e saSis Il atas
twa 1a4ssgsar psrie.iss -iasrs, we're g
isa<inss Naass Vecs. csfsss b. ID
Hzsiss IN saeit ea,sgssa,i " ths. spsas
p.aeS2assaR 81 siss SSaAes
@lra iaEsGz, nrsrtaSlsyt raze--sis,i
nasalNar- e dsaEias aaslar' las, yea< a
aSss ao saeit cassgssnsi i've 1isths,
'xaSeia 5 -sgs<siasi - ssnt1aEians lzsi
lrsas.a 0fiicsrs ~ ssees pars lE ms
SeEict IS an insparfans sIaS 81 gear
suss lsasca saisiissaRs sqssr
sssnsiss 1sersass lais, year Fhare
were - iaaeass 1niier q veaE- lais q
Ina Ssa1ss aa aaein -saiassnst live
hietass a. sanPac~d "a 50 iaEinse -aa
eaErsseanll.G asEiai a ls1s-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-01
Religion In A
Nutshell
By REV. HENRY K. PASMA
Phi. D.
NINETY-EIGHT CENTS
WORTH

Estimates as to the value Of mn.
have ranged all the way from IL,
sublime to the ridiculous. A scion
fist declared recently that all tbo
chemical ingredients which 90 irto
the construction of the human bodn
might be bought at corner drn.
store at cost of about ninety-eigbt
cents. The apostle Paul's estimate
of man is different. He declares.
MAN is Gods workmanship, created
in Christ Jesus, for good works.
l value the last estimate of man
more than the first. Your ninety.
eight-cents package of chemicals
does no make man in the full sensa
of the word. 1t implies very little
as to great thoughts associated with
man: past present, future; origin.
purpose, destiny. like Paul's def.
milton OF man: Goods workmanship
The Greek word workmanship means
poem.
The thought that man is Gods
poem may be vastly inspiring.
true poem is an imperishable writing
witness such great poems as
Homers Odyssey and niad. virgirs
Aeneid, Dante's Divine Comedy. A
poem is rhythm, music, beautiful.
perfect thought all IN one. Ih
author IS neither . hack nor q fool.
He is q creative artist He inter.
prets highest truth as ne under.
stands IT. He has q message for all
time. Not even the hand Of death
can silence that message Pau says
we are al that We are, perhaps,
much more than that.
Al first glance L would seen IS
Il mar Individually CT collectively.
L MT . poem Of God There Is
mEch within his Spiritual zz-ure
whlch L not Ezruociczs- The E--zn
race / sTEs-sgn Yez- II SPITE o:
1hls- there nay be progress toEzZd
the harmony uzSic- rhythm q IL
poem EvZ works Bur 80 Dies z-od
.EaErs 1G make uAz better. tg sE--
lnazE discard Erum his lie ars great
sr- mare nmsrU1s than ever before.
One GazgE should &c guar5=5
a-1zsz- As xCU nznery-efzf1---,.s-z--s
paGSzgs q chemicals Z MT ever .hs
living body q uaz- e a5eaz- Elans,
wI1hoUe more. ara Eza5Ie 70 chzzEs
selfish human Ea--v E7R 4 1osz
u God IDEAS. schemes. haTa zci
InErsquentIy proved q IL snIE IS
50 much tax They served e czn-
outage selfish purpose Wna1
needed 5 the eonsz1r n1ff1zzezg
OF human wis by Gods SpE--
takes moral backbone u f.LC
Christ II HIS sfgrr n n1akg Il
GrSeorsfa1E world Il poem NJ G,1s--
Paul Is me Eue SOCIAL GuEi1E
Man being GaG's Workmanship ri
being the Craftsman zi1auTng hus
personality, ne rests assured 1ia5 2
spIts az hanSicaq dr appusr1u1 81
IS ~ inlsSr compie1zlT ami lea1r-
fully taaS waien Re ssE cut e q
with MAI ami ms wursr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
51lli II3

FOR SALE = Pontiac Coupe, run but $500 miles, rumble seat, fend- CT well spare tires. Excellent con- dition. Call 203 Assembly Apts. or telephone 239.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
TO INCREASE
 ARMY OF U. s,
Recommendation Made by House Military Af-
 fairs Committee

WASHINGTON. Feb. G. The House Military Affairs Committee has recommended adding 400 off, cers and 46,250 men to the United States Army.
 Gen. Macarthur estimates the modernization ppropr iation at s405 900 900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
COMING FOR BODY

Relatives of Mrs. Julia Williams 18-year- old Indian woman whc died at Government Hospital yes terday from pneumonia, have tele- graphed the c. w. Carter Mortu- ary here that they are coming to Juneau in a private gasboat from Haines. They also said that they plan ned to take Mrs. Williams body back with them for burial al HaineS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
Want Ad Information Phone

Count s average words to the line.
 Daily rate per line for consecu- tive insertions: First day, per line .....-----.---. --..---.10c Following days. per line ..-...-...--.. Sc Minimum charge, soc. Monthly rates furnished on re- luest.
 Copy must be in office by 2 o'clock on day of publication to Insure insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in. telephone directory.
 Phone 374. Ask for ad-taker.
 a sIa .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
VICTORIA TO COME
 NORTH ON SATURDAY

Steamer Victoria will sail from Seattle next Saturday night, for Alaska ports according to a radio received today by Agent R. J. Mc- Kama. The, Victoria takes the place of the Yukon which was scheduled. The sailing time has been changed to g o'clock Satur- day night instead of 10 o'clock in the forenoon. .ss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06

FOR SALE = used Westinghouse electric range, three burner with oven. Reasonable for cash. See Mrs. J. w. Woodford, Salmon
 Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
FOR SALE. - Monarch range. IR- quire Northern Hotel

A COMPLIMENTARY ticket awaits Violet Ridden to see the BIG DOUBLE BILL SAVAGE GIRL
 and Ken Maynard in DINA MITE at the UPTOWN THE ATRE TONIGHT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
CORNER ON TRIANGLE PEACE IS ACQUIRED
 BY EMMETT BOTELHO

Emmett Bothello has leased the former location of Sabins Cloth ing store on a corner of Triangle Place. Kalsomining and decorating is under the direction of H. w. Edwards who started work this morning. Bothello will announce his. plans later.
 John D. Rockefeller, Jr., gave S5 100000 toward creation of the Smoky Mountain national park in North Carolina and Tennessee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06

TURN your olo golo into value. | Cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
Marine News
Stea.ser Movements NoRrHBOuND

Norco due Saturday. Bandon scheduled to arrive [ next Monday. 's SCHEDULED SAILINGS . . Princess Norah scheduled to . sail from Vancouver Fcbru- ( q ary 8 at g pm. . Victoria scheduled to sail from . = Seattle February g at ( . pm. [ . Northland scheduled to sail . from Seattle February Il at . g pm. . zapora. scheduled to sail from . Seattle February 12. . . SOUTHRnIIND SAILINGS . . Northwestern scheduled south . bound February 13. . LOCAL SAILINGS . . Kenai leaves every Wednes- . day night at pm, for . . Sitka and wayports. . . Dart leaves every Friday at . . 2 am. for Petersburg. Rake .
 and wayports. .
 eo ee .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
TEN THOUSAND
 DOLLAR PLOT
 IS REVEALED
One Officer Shot by An other in Attempt to
 Capture Extortloner

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. GA plot to extort $10,Oo0 from Henry Joost, aged 81 years, retired real estate man, has been revealed by the police who. said one officer was shot and wounded by another of ficer in a futile attempt to trap the extortioner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06

FOR SALE-Good household furni- ture in excellent condition; wal nut dining room extension tables, library table with drawers, con- sole table. Combination Strom- berg Carlson electric radio and automatic photograph. Call 203 Assembly Apartments or telep- phone 239
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
(3EE{3I7I3IE33 4 E. 3sa9l!2 S&s
NOTICE

When advertisers put in ads they sometimes don't wish to be bothered with phone calls and answering doorbells, so we give them a box number. such as Box I0-A, Empire.
 People .7anting to answer these ads should send letters addressed to the box number listed. We will see the adver- tiser gets them. y
 THE EMPIRE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06

give them box number, such
 as Box 10-A, Empire.
 People .7anting to answer
 these ads should send letters
 addressed to the box number
 listed. We will see the adver-
 tiser gets them. s | THE EMPIRE ] E7l(I|Z FOR SALE = Pontiac Coupe, run
 but $500 miles, rumble seat, fend- CT well spare tires. Excellent con- dition. Call 203 Assembly Apts.
 or telephone 239
 FOR SALE-Good household furni- | ture in excellent condition; wal
 nut dining room extension tables, !, library table with drawers, con-
 sole table. Combination Strom-
 berg Carlson electric radio and automatic photograph. Call 203 Assembly Apartments or telep- phone 239
 SPECIAL for February :. PERMA-
 NEWT WAVE $3.50. Edson Wave
 Shop, Valentine Building. Tele- phone 241.
 FOR SALE = 1ob snares Uptown
 Theatre stock. Par value $10. Will
 sell for s6 a share. Write Em- | pire A POT.
 FOR SALE-7-tube Philco Radio. $500. Phone 537.
 FOR SALE. - Monarch range. Tn- quire Northern Hotel.
 A COMPLIMENTARY ticket awaits 1, Violet Ridden to see the BIG | DOUBLE BILL SAVAGE GIRL and Ken Maynard in DINA | MITE at the UPTOWN THE ! ATRE TONIGHT UNDER the new rederal Housing Act 1t is possible for the owner of suitable property to finance
 modest home and we offer sites [ at Woodford Acres at very req sonable prices. See Mrs. J. w. Woodford at Salmon Creek. FOR SALE -- Used Westinghouse electric range, three burner with | oven. Reasonable for cash. See
 Mrs. J. w. woodford. Salmon l Greek.
 FOR SALE 1-room furnished house, reasonable. Ninth and Call
 houn. Phone 4623.
 TURN your olo golo into value.
 Cash or trade at Nugget Shop. i MISCELLANEOUS OVERDUE accounts and bad debts collected. Room g, Shattuck Building.
 For general repar work, old or
 new, call Henry Gornaln. Phone
 2553.
 | LO5T AND FOUND FOUND-8 it. skiff floating on
 Channel. Recently repaired. Own
 CT can have by proving property I and paying for this iad.. Inquire I at Empire office. " F IA COMPLIMENTARY ticket awaits | John I. Conn to see the BIG l DOUBLE BILL SAVAGE GIRL F and Ken.- Maynard, in DINA MITE" at the UPTOWN THE | ATRE TONIGHT
 SHOP IN JUNEAU. .EE BETTY MAC | IE BEAUTY SHOP i4 l0S Assembly Apartments ,j PHONE 547 |( ITS 1 ]l Wise. to Cali tS {
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06

FOR SALE-7- Philcc Radio $500. Phone 537.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06
JAPANESE SHIP
 BELIEVED LOST
Signals for Help in Snow Storm, then Nothing
 Is Heard After

TOKYO, Feb. 6.-The thousand ton freighter Fuji Maru, and crew of 26 men, is feared to be lost off Shizuoka.
 The Fuji Maru disappeared in a snowstorm after signaling for help.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-06

UNDER the new rederal Housing Act 1t is possible for the owner
 of suitable property to finance a 2 modest home and we offer sites at Woodford Acres at very rea-
 sonable prices. See Mrs. J. w.
 Woodford at Salmon Creek.
, 1935-07-04
Half Its Original Price!

Every July All Odds and Ends, Remnants, End of Season and Broken Lot Me
chandise Must Go From Penney Stocks. This is the Super Bargain Time of the Ye
For Our Customers. Come Early and be on Time, So You Won't Miss Out
The Washington times., 1935-05-01

the jurisdiction in nonSupport
cases, testified incorrectly as TO
the procedure in bad-check cases,
was not familiar with criminal
law, did not know what the house
breaking statute covered, that his
office obtained only three gam
bling convictions out of IA cases,
testified that gamblers under bond
gambied while awaiting trial, has
personally prosecuted only two
cases, both of which he lost, and
that he was ignorant of the Police
Court activities of his own office.
He was charged in the report as
being mot only incompetent but
Indifferent to the responsibilities
of his office" The report con-
tinueS:
, with such a person in charge
Of the prosecution of criminal
cases in Washington, it is not
possible to afford the people Of
this city the protection against
crime for which they pay and
to which they are by right en-
titled.
"There are undoubtedly many
faults which should be speedily
corrected in the administration
of the various departments of
the United States attorneys Of.
flee 1t was established to
the entire satisfaction of the
subcommittee, through his testi.
mOny and that Of other wit
nesses, that Mr.. Kindleberger Is
hampered in the proper dis
charge of his duties and that he
does not command the conf.
dence and respect of the COM
munity."
The subcommittee report as.
sailed what it termed the wide
spread impression among officials.
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. -
The Washington times., 1935-05-01
Highlights of Crime
Committee Report

FOLLOWING are the hgh1ights of the Crime Commit
tees conclusions:
1. Washngton's crime rate is disgracefuly high and
law enforcement neither aggressive efficient
g. Immediate replacement. of District Attorney
Leslie c. Garnett is recommended, is that of AS
sistant District Attorney Karl w. Kindleberger. Mr..
Garnett is UithOut adequate knowledge of the a1U"
and lacks "public confidence and respect" while Mr..
Kindeberger is totally unfit" for his office the
mittee reported.
g. Gambling and racketeering are a contributory
cause of major crimes and must be eradicated.
4. CommercaliZed vice conditions are "deplOrdble
and dsgracetu" and laws dealing with vice should be
strengthened.
s. Washington ranks second among cities of COM
parable size in the number of automobile thefts
ported.
g. There is "lack of morale and esprit de corps lack
of emergy and drive" in police administration.
Z. Older heads of the department must make way
for. "yOunger and more rigorous" men. Compulsory
retirement of all police executives above the grade of
captain who have reached the age of 60 is recon-
mended.
g. Inspector Albert j. Headley is condemned for
"evasi0eness" "ack Of candor" neglect of duy and
conduct "prejudcial to the best interests Of the
SERVICE"
g. "Gentemers agreements" and other political deals
involving promotion of police officials are condemned,
as the committee recommends that all political lndorse
ments received for any member OF the force be MADE
public.
TO- Approval is given the present police trial board
system, under which the board is made up exclusively
of police officers
II. Intoxication while on duty should carry with
it mandatory dismissGp' of the offender.
IL. Recommendations of immediate superiors should
be given greater weight than at present in rating
members of the force for promotion.
IS. Separation of the Traffic Bureau from the 70
lice Department should be studied.
H. Unqualified approval is given the conduct of
the Women's Bureau under Acting Captain Rhoda
Milliken.
Is. Members of Congress who introduce bills to re-
store dismissed members of the force to duty are
criticized and the practice condemned. =.
16 Absorption of the park police by the Metropoli-
tan Police is recommended
IT, Abolition of the Parole Board is recommended,
together with repeal of the law under which indeter.
inmate sentences are given persons convicted OF
crime.
18. Continued surveillance by permanent organ
zation to be known as the washington Crime Com
mission" is advanced the best deterrent OF crime
and guarantee of adequate law enforcement
The Washington times., 1935-05-01
ENFORCEMENT BREAKDOWN
HIT; OUTSIDER SOUGHT
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Text of Report on Pages 8, 8, 10.

Without mincing words or sparing person
alities, the House Subcommittee on Crime to-
day laid it's report before the full District
Committee, based on two months intensive
investigation and study Of Washington con-
ditions.
It dashed Acknowledgement officials, recommended the
removal of District Attorney Leslie H. Garnett his
chief assistant and the present heads of the Police De-
parment, and deplored what it characterized the
present apay' of officials and citizens toward the
crime problem in the Nations Capital.
Its report embodyng farreachng recommendations for
FORMS by the full committee early today and made
public when the committee adjourned at 1t antici
paed that the greater portion of its findings would be
proved by committee without controversy Several Of its
members however, have indicated Discrimination to heap cr
csm Of the officials whose conduct in office is
damn