PAGE 8A ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.L0U1S POST-DISPATCH, MARCH 1, 1938, HRST WIFE ACCUSES Accuser and Husband Hoover Goes to Vienna. Br Us Associated Press. GENEVA, March 1. Former President Herbert Hoover left here today for Vienna.
Alester penitentiary, where cense plates are made. PurchaJ of the bolts and nuts used to the tags on cars was apporved fc contract May 19, 1937, with the lj H. L. McCracken, then Tax CojJ mobile license plates, was sought in District Court here yesterday by the Fortenberry St Louis, owner of a patent on the devices. The firm says Brown refused to approve the claim after the devices had been delivered Jan.
10 at Mc- Seeks Payment for License Bolts. By tbe Associated Press. KLATOMA CITY, March A writ of mandamus to force C. C. Brown, State Tax Commissioner, to apprbve a claim for $50,625 for 675,000 special bolts for 1939 auto- SI-MMEE TO DRAFT NEW MRS.
LENA MCCARTHY. AS BIGAMIST MAN luiasiouer, me company contend TOUR fe'Ssas ihvs I93lh Alexius VV. McCarthy Jr. Arrested After Serving Year for Non-Support THREE YOUTHS WHO BOBBED STORE GET PRISON TERMS East St Loulsans Plead Guilty of Taking Clothing From Maple-wood (I1L) Shop. Three East St, Louis youths were sentenced to terms of one to 10 years each in the Southern Illinois Penitentiary at Menard by Circuit Judge Maurice V.
Joyce at Belleville yesterday when they pleaded guilty of larceny of $45 in clothing from the store of Mike Sussman, Maplewood, 111, Feb. 15. Those sentenced were Rollie Cox, 22 years old, and Willard Scott and Walter Johnson, each 18. They were indicted by the St. Clair County grand jury Friday on charges of burglary and larceny.
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McCarthy St. Louis automobile salesman, was held today in St. Charles County Jail on a warrant charging bigamy issued on complaint of Mrs. Lena McCarthy, 1419 Chambers street. He was arrested yesterday as he was released from the Workhouse where he had served a one-year term, less a deduction of 10 days for good behavior, for vagrancy and non-support of Mrs.
McCarthy and their son, 5 years old. They also have a daughter 8 months old. It is charged in the warrant that McCarthy, who Is 26 years old, married Miss Viola Mueller, 2615 Rauschenbach avenue, at St. Charles on March 2, 1937. This was eight days before he began his sentence in the Workhouse on the charge of vagrancy and non-support brought by his first wife.
Mrs. Lena McCarthy, who is 22 years old, said to a Post-Dispatch reporter that she learned McCarthy was married for the second time when she saw his name in a newspaper list of licenses issued at St. Charles. They had been married in Belleville early, in 1932 at a church ceremony, she said, but added that McCarthy had never supported her and that she bad worked continuously since then. She is now employed at odd jobs at $13 a week by a cold storage concern.
Mrs. McCarthy No. 2 declined to see a reporter. McCarthy, however, declared he was "under the impression" he had been divorced when he went through the marriage ceremony with Miss Mueller in the office of Justice of the Peace Ed White in St. Charles.
He asserted he had paid a St. Louis County lawyer a fee for obtaining a divorce, and had understood from him that the decree had been granted. McCarthy said that before going to the Workhouse he had resided in the 2500 block of North Twenty-first street. mmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmms i I DON'T SUFFER DISCOMFORT The Xmcrson with the MIRACLE Tone Chamber 2995 alexius w. McCarthy jr.
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S. Should Balance Budget. By til Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March 1. Chairman Norton New Jersey, of the House Labor Committee appointed a seven-man subcommittee today to draft a new wage-hour bill.
Representative Ramspeck Georgia, chairman of the subcommittee, said his group would meet tomorrow "without any preconceived "Ideas" to "see whether we can work out a bill that will be satisfactory. A previous wage-hour bill was sent back to the Labor Committee at the special session of Congress last year. Appointment of the subcommittee called back into the forefront another item of President, Roosevelt's program. Reorganization of the executive branch of Government, one phase, is before the Senate. Tax revision is ready for House consideration.
The farm and housing programs have been passed and signed. Members of Sub-Committee. Those who will serve with Ramspeck on the wage-hour sub-committee are Representatives Randolph Virginia- Gildea Pennsylvania; Thomas Texas; Welch California; Smith Maine, and Schneider "Visconsin. Mrs. Norton said she would attend the sub-committee's discussions as an ex-officio member.
"There will not be public hearings because we can't undertake them at this time," Ramspeck said. "We are going to confer informally with any members of Congress who want to talk to us." He said the committee hoped to be ready to report to the full committee within two weeks. "Our sub-committee will not be committed to anything except to try to solve this problem," he added. Byrd Attacks BilL fOKe 9l0r II 4 FRANKLIN FURNITURE TOM ELEVENTH AND FRANKLIN AVENUE I agency heads, under terms of the bill, would be permitted to appoint an "unlimited" number of "experts and assistants," which would increase the number of Government employes. WAKE I 11 1 UP and I i SEE i g'- I mi i linn a TTJiiwi I GLASSES KmJV I ON -1 CREDIT jy I He also predicted that the new Department of Walfare to be created by the bill would expand rap ROSS KIDNAPER TO BE TRIED idly.
"Balance the Budget." "The greatest problem that con fronts our people today," Byrd To)r(2ft0Q said, "is to balance the budget. Some people, even Senators, ridicule that. They say that the budget may never have to be balanced again. "But I say that it is the most vital problem today. We are no closer to a balanced budget than we have been at any time since the BE GOOD TO YOUR EYES NEW LOW PAY A a A FOll EYE PRSCES ONLY WEEK TEST depression began." He read figures showing the Treasury deficit for the current at year was $1,045,000,000 on Feb.
26 MARCH 14; HE PLEADS GUILTY Jury Trial Necessary to Inflict Death Penalty as Demanded by Government. Bjr the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 1. A jury trial has been ordered for John Henry Seadlund, who pleaded guilty of kidnaping Charles S. Ross, wealthy Chicago retired manufacturer.
The prisoner entered his plea yesterday before Judge John P. Barnes, who set the trial for March 14. Ross was kidnaped near Chicago Sept 25, 1937. His body was found in a cave near Spooner, Jan. 20, after his widow had paid $50,000 ransom.
The body of James Gray, the kidnaper's confederate, also was found in the Seadlund was arrested at Los Angeles. United States Attorney Michael L. Igoe said the Government sought the death penalty and, since only a jury can assess it under the law, demanded a jury trial Attorney Floyd 1 Thompson, appointed by the Court to defend Seadlund, said outside the courtroom the prisoner had expressed a desire to hurry the proceedings and that death was preferable to a long prison term. and predicted it would mount to uefsera est msB HO REASON FOR NEGLECTING YOUR EYES THE ONLY EYES YOU WILL EVER HAVE 1,750,000,000 by June 30, when the Senator Byrd Virginia, charged in the Senate today that passage or the Government reor ganization bill in its present form DR. H.
SSHEAR DR. V. H. WEHMUELLER Optometrists Opticians 2 DOCTORS would "increase the cost of government many millions of dollars." Pounding his desk, Byrd shouted that it was "an astounding thing 314 NORTH to me to hear the President say 6ih STREET I that only 530,000,000 could be saved by this plan of Government reor fiscal year ends. "The outlook for 1939 is even worse," he declared.
"We are spending as much as we have in any previous year, except for payment of the soldiers' bonus. I predict that in the next fiscal year, the deficit will be close to Byrd charged that most of the sixt months' time spent by a special committee, of which he was chairman, on previous reorganization plans had been taken up by consideration of a confidential memorandum from President Roosevelt. Presidential Control. "This confidential memorandum, ganization." He opened the opposition attack tempts to revamp the Federal set-up Wednesday! Every Woman in St. Louis who wears Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 60 will be here for this SALE of Brilliant, Sparkling, New Washable Rayon if it had been followed out," he bad failed.
He said that unless such authority is granted to the President "we may as well abandon the idea of Government reorganization for all time." Senator Walsh of Massachusetts cried, "would have given the Presi V. dent control of the regulatory agencies of the -Federal Government." He. listed among such agencies objected that the bill would give the kittee) the Interstate Commerce Commission, Federal Trade Commission, National Labor Relations Board. Power Commission and Communi President power to take employes out of their Civil Service classifications and to exercise general authority heretofore held by Congress. He offered the amendment to exempt the Civi' Cirvice Commission from the President's authority to merga.
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A third amendment to prevent separation of the forest service from the Agriculture Department "has c. fair chance of adoption," amy. US. uurke said. Senator Wheeler Mon "A Sw0y ByL -s Wi-lSz 12-20.
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