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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-05
w. C. T. U. Stand Endorsed.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON, va, october 5.-A
resolution adopted last week by the Vir-
ginia Woman's Christian Temperance
Union in. annual session at Roanoke,
urging voters to support Hoover because
of his dry tendencies, has been Endorsed
by Arlington Chapter, Y. w. T. U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-05
4a1.EWEAF New York-s1O

4s1.5-wEAF New York-s1O
6:O0-Dinner music.
7:O0-Wonoer program.
7:S0-Happiness boys.
Societies Service hour.
900-An Evening in Paris.
,9:3o-Tuneful Troupe. -,
10;00-Concert Bureau Hour.
IL 00-Dance music.
45iS-WJZ New York-66O
6:oo-pance MUSIC.
6:30-Gold Spot Pals
700-Dance.
7:30-Dixte Circus.
S:0o-Interwoven program.
8:30-Quakers.
9 :00-Wrigley review.
10 -Stormberg- Carlson Sextet.
10 .3o-DemccTatic National Committee.
11:00-Danco music.
42s.s-wOR Newark-71O
6:oo-Musical; stage; dance.
T:00-Orchestra.
7.30-Marie D. Killing.
8:00-Lone Star Rangers.
8:30-Republican National Committee.
9:00-Story hour
l0;00-United Opera Co.
11:O5-Dance music.
SO9.1-wABC New YOrk-o1O
6:I5-Piano duets; chat
7:05-Orchestra; Beethoven progran1.
S: :SSatii Portfolio Portfolio;
9:30-Watchtower program.
10:00-Ensemble; dance music.
272e-wPG Atlantic City-1,1OO
6:45-Organ; dinner music.
7:45-Castillians.
8:30-Concert orchestral; Pals,
9:30-Concert orchestral; studio.
10:30-Dance music tl12 hourS).
2s5.5-WBAL BaItimOre--1.O5o
s:So-Gold Spot Pals; c,....
7:00-Esskay program; Circus.
8:00-Inte1woYe program; Quakers.
.9.oo-Wrieley review.
1o:00-Stromberg Sextet.
10 30-Democratlc National Committee.
5Os.9--WEEI BOston--59O
7:30-Whiting program.
3:00-Cities Service hour.
9:00-An Evening. in Paris.
9.3o-Musical programs.
1l:i5-Dance music.
461.S-wNAC BOston-e5O
60g-Dinner. dance.
7:20-SidelightS; stories; piano.
$50 Republican National Committee.
9:00-WOR programs q hours).
3O2.S--WGR BuffalO-990
7:00-Wonder program.
800-Cities Service hour.
9:00-An Evening in Paris.
10:00-1Concert' Bureau hour.
11:l0-OTcheStfa.
s45.1-WMAK BufTalo--55O
6:30-Como Orchestra.
s:s04Republican National Committee.
9:00-WOR programs q hours.
5S5.4--WTIC Railroads.&c.
7:00-Dinner ensemble.
7:30-Ask Me Another.
8:00-Singing School
9:00-MuSical program.
9:30-MiSs Minneapolis.
10:00-Concert Bureau hour.
s6O.7-WCAU Philadelphia-115o
6:30-Orchestra; light opera.
7:30-Snellenberg program.
S:00-PreSentation.
8:30-WOR programs CA hours).
1l:05-Dance music. ta
4052--WFI-WLIT PhiladelphIa-74O
7:00-Orehestra
8:00-CitieS Service hour.
9:00-An Evening in Paris.
9:30-Tuneful Troupe.
i0;00-Concert Bureau hour.
315.6--KDKA Pittsburgh-950
6:30-GoId Spot Pal.
7:30-Dixie Circus; old dances.
8:30-Quakers.
9:00-Wrigley review.
10:00-Stromberg SeXtet.
10:30-DemCcratic National Committee
2Sa.2-WHAM Rochester--L07O
6:30-Pals; studio.
7:30--Agriculture program.
S:00-Old dances; Quakers.
9t00-Wrigley review.
10 '00-Stromberg Sextet.
10:30-Democratic National Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-05
War ON Horse Thieves.

KHARKOV, Ukraine Cp.-Five thou
sand alleged horse thieves were arrested
and 10000 stolen horses returned to
their owners in this republic during a
two-week campaign to stamp out the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-05
Does Marathon After Meal

LATONIA, Ga. CA0.-Dr. w. w. Cor
nog frequently eats a meal in Georgia
and goes to his old South Carolina
plantation miles away for a drink of
spring water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-05
ass.e-wJAR PrOvidence-esO

4ss.e--wJAR PrOvidence-eeo
7:50-Dance band.
8:35-Music; talk.
9:00-An Evening in Paris.
9:35-Musical program.
359.5-WGY Schenectady-T0O
6:3o-Dinner music.
7:30-WGY Players.
&c S;9S-M NnSs5al ProgTams,
10 00--Concert Bureau hour.
33s1--WBZ Sprinsfeld-900
6:3o-Gold Spot Pals.
7:0o-Ramblers: Dixie Circus.
609-Interwovefl program.
e:3O-Quakers.
900-Wrigley review.
io:30-Democrati National Committee.
516.9-wTAG Worcestershire
7:oo-Weekly news review.
730-Studio programs,
a30-HaWaiian Serenader.
930-Tuneful Troupe.
l00O-Concert Bureau hour.
4345-CFCA TorOnto-69O
9:0O-Musical program.
1t00-Dance orchestra.
356.0-CkCL TOronto-S40
7oo-Toronto program:
800-Half hour of music.
830-Surprise program.
9.00-Musical chat.
SOUTHERN.
296.9-WWNC AsheviIle-1,010
7:00-Dinner music.
415.9-WSB AtIanta-630
8:Oo-Old dances; Quakers.
9:00-Wrigley review.
0:O0-Stromberg Sextet.
I0:30-Democratic National Committee.
li:00-Home Builders; Hawaiian.
s4O7-wJAx JacksonvilIe--SSO
7:I5-Children's period.
a;00-Recital.
9:00-Wrigley review.
322.4-WHAs LouisvilIe-930
9:oO-Wrigley review.
l0:00-Stromberg Sextet.
10:30-Democratic National Commlttee.
11.00-Orchestra
S36.9-wSM NashviIIe--s90
TOO Studio orchestra.
8:00-Old Dances.
: S:30-Gluakers.
9:0o--Wrigley review.
10:00-Symphony Orchestra.
aSh1-WRvA RichmOnd-1,1so
7.00-Trio.
g:00--Wrieley review.
1l:00-Orchestra.
l2:00-Carry Me Back.
CENTRAL.
526-KYW Chicago--570
iO:30-Democratic National Committee.
11:00-Long s, Short OF Radio.
42s.s-WLW Cincinnati--7O0
7:00-Orchestra.
7:30-DiXie Circus; theater.
S:30-Ouakers.
900-Wrigley review.
1000-Stromberg SeXtet.
10:30-Democratic National Committee.
11:l0-Slumber music.
361.2-wSAI Cincinnati--s3o
6:00-Dinner Group.
6:30-Safety Club.
800--Cities Service hour.
10:00-Concert Bureau hour.
11:00--Castle Farm Orchestra.
399.S-WTAM CIeveIand-750
6:00-Dinner Music.
4 9:00-Cities Service hour.
900-Fur TrapperS; Studio.
10:00-Music; dance orchestra.
4iO.9-WCX-WJR Detroit-6S0
6.0o-Orchestra
6:30-Gold Spot Pals.
7:30-Dixie Circusi theatef.
8:30-QuakerS.
9.00--Wrigley review.
10:00-Strombefg Sextet.
0:30-Democratic National Committee.
11:l5-Dance music.
352.7-WWJ Detroit--S50
6:00-Orchestras
Societies Service hour.
9:00-Rotoloeue.
9:30-MuSical program.
l0:00-Concert Bureau hour1
11:0Q-Dance; frivolities.
12.30-Orfan.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
7R07zHYl'S EXILE
 TRIP IS DESCRIBED
l0,jo0 Workers Stand Four Hours on Tracks Blocking Train

New York, Mar. 1 (P-A version
 of the exile of Leon Trotzky differ
 Ing from those cabled here at the
 tune is given in a letter made pub
 llc by Max Eastman, radical poet,
 who said ho received it from Mos 1 COW through q French communist. ! The letter declares Trotzky was taken lorcibly from Moscow on
 January T., a day later than that 1 given in press dispatches. The , change in plans, said the letter. was caused by 10000 worlimen, who. on ! January 1G stood on the tracks for four hours blocking the train aboard
 which they believed TrotZky was be- ing taken to exile.
 Finally, when they were convinced he was not on the train. they rushed to his home where forty-seNen of them were arrested by the police.
 No Demonstrations.
 Dispatches at the time said Trotz- lly's departure was marked by no dem monstratons and that Trotzky was 1 III 'tll dlllldbLt HlOOi ana "tUt tO tllc train un&ccompanied by soldiers. Officials were quoted as denying he suffered q breakdown en route. The Eastman letter, however. says the police went to his home on
 January Y and forced him to ac- company them to the train. It thus describes his departures: "Thn gents threatened 10 take h. . rec but he was ob- durate. They picked up his over coat and began to force him into it. His wife tried to communicate with somebody by telephone and they dragged her roughly from the instrument. TrotZky's son attempt cd to defend his father and was sub dued in a fist fight by one of the agents.
 Finally they dragged Trotzky out of his home by main force. put him in an automobile and drove him at i high sped to the Faustovo station, | forty miles from Moscow.
 He was placed in a compartment with two soldiers on guard. On the road he fell sick. At Samara they took him from the train in q serious condition and doctors were summon
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Curious Formations Are
 Queerly Shaped Rocks

Washington, Mar. l R-Curious formations found last fall in Harney county, Oregon, and described by their discoverer as fossils of gigantic trees and reptiles of past age. have been classified by government ge- ologists as nothing more than queer ly shaped rocks Of volcanic origin.
 Last November the finder of these formations. F. B. Daude. of Boise, Idaho. announced that in his opin- ion he had come upon rare fossils Of real value in the search backward along the trail of plant and animal development.
 Specimens submitted by Daude to the geological survey. however, and examined by survey specialists. have been pronounced volcanicrocks con-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Believe Priest Attacker
 Is Anti.MuSsOlini PlOtter

Rome, March P-Belief was ex- pressed today that the assailant who stabbed Father Tacchi-Venturi was no crank, but the agent of anti Mus solini plotters.
 Several ecclesiastics, who are close to the priest who was the confldant of both Premier Mussolini and the vatican. said that his name was sec ond on the blacklist" of those 10 be put out of the way by some myster- ious anti-governmcnt agency. The intimation was that Mussolini's name headed the list
 They revealed that Father Tacchi- Nenturi had received a threatening letter several months ago warning that 'he would be disposed of" They said he was believed by his an- tagonists to have brought decisive
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Mounted Police Finding
 Difficulty With Smuggler.

Ottawa, Ont. Mar. 1 P}-Commis- sioner Starnes of the Royal Canadian Mounted police has found that get ting his man and getting him con- victed are two different propositions Tt is absolutely useless to proceed against smugglers by way of indict- mcnt in Halifax" he reported to the house of commons II regret to be obliged to report that these Nargely indictment against liquor snuggIers) failed. The juries. in spite of con- vincing evidence. able presentation and strong charges from the bench. persisted in returning verdict of ac- quittal."
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

himself into Connecticut river. He was broken in health by illness of a year when he disappeared and parts of his clothing found on banks of the river gave police the belief that he jumped in.
 Hartford--Comple revaluation Of real estate in each town required by statue. State Tax Commissioner Will liam H. Blodgett reminds assessors and other town officials in letter whici, criticizes delays in proper re valuation work.
 Hartford-Thousan in line at state motor vehicle department for new licenses as yesterday ends validity of 1927 operators tickets More than 122.0oo applications for licenses had been received Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Pile Sufferers

You can only get quick, safe and lasting relief by removing the cause congestion of blood in the lower bowel. Nothing but an internal remedy can do this-that's why cut ting and salves fail. Dr. Leon hardt's em-Roid. harmless tab let. is guaranteed to quickly and safely banish any form of Pile mis- cry or money back. Fair Drug Dept. and druggists everywhere sell it with this guarantee.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

influence to bear upon Mussolini to suppress Free Masonry in Italy.
 Three suspects have been arrest cd. but Father Tacchi-Venturi has not been able to identify any of them. saying that the attack hap pened so quickly that he would be unable to recognize his assailant. He was stated 10 be recovering from the wound in his neck inflicted by the assailant.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
That is all We know"
 Gets S3,OO A Month.

The letter says Trotzky and the other eNiled leaders receive $ rubles tabout $3) a month from the gov ernment but were given no work" |" Mr. Eastman said that when Trotz- ky was eXiled to Siberia under the Cars regime he received 19 rubIes monthly.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

in 1,3oo-mllG trip from the Bat tery, New York. And he feels 20
 years younger. He was once a deep
 sea sailor and for 37 years has been conducting a bathing pavilion. New Haven-Frank $. Robbins. Jr., and Charles s. Mott. recent
 members of Sheffield Scientific school of Yale university, were each fined s10 and costs in city court on charges of tamperng with automo-
 piles. Charges of drunkenness were
 nolled against the two eX-students, expelled from college because Of the escapade for which they were fined. New Haven-Yale college students vote to have an examination system free from supervision Of any kind. Thomaston-Cuttin wood, his first employment after five weeks of enforced idleness, Frank SpieWock. 40, of this city was killed when a tree which he and a fellow worker " tIt Itli!G CIdSlltI uONH oll nm. 1 geport-Howard R. Hatch.
 2c. member of prominent Southport ! family, begins 30 day sentence in | Fairfield county jail after sentence in criminal superior court for oper- ating a motor vehicle so as to cause death. William F. McInerney, 23. of | NorWalk received a similar sentence. Both men were involved in the same accident.
 | Waterbury-Maurice ShalnitZ, of New Haven. removed from New
 Haven hospital to St. Mary's hospi- tai here to remain under police
 guard on charge of causing death by wilful burning of building, in con- nectlon with fire which destroyed Leopold block here and caused the loss of three lives.
 Hartford-Gov. Trumbull declines 10 honor acquisition issued by the governor of Pennsylvania for return of Benjamin J. Friedman of Stam- ford, wanted in Pittsburgh where he is alleged to have passed a worth
 less check for s1,0O0. Grounds of refusal were that extradition being used as Q means of collecting civil
 debts.
 Hartford-Four of seven Leap Year babies born here are girls. Hartford-Commnrcial and pas senger motor vehicles involved in 5,206 accidents here in 1927 ac- cording 10 state department. Survey shows 15 per cent reduction over
 1926 period in commercial class and increased registration indicates more careful operation by commercial
 drivers, report says.
 artford-Deputy Attorney Gen.
 eral Ernest l.. Averill, returning here from Washington. believes that
 war department will not act on
 Massachusetts applications for per
 mits authorizing Swift and Ware river diversion until United States
 supreme court reaches decision on
 Connecticut bill of complaint. | Meriden-Arthur Main, 31, Of Huntsville. fractures right leg and
 receives abrasions about face when 1 his machine crashes into pole and
 overturns on College highway near Southingt Plainville town line. A state trooper was said to have been pursuing Main and was quoted as
 refusing to make any statement about the accident.
 Hartford-Missing since the sec ond day of February, Edwin B. Stone, 50. believed to have thrown
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
FLASHES OF LIFE: ROOSEVELT SAYS
 NO HEFLINS IN REPUBLICAN PARTY

By the Associated Press.
 New York-Hollywood is to loss and Broadway is to gain slority-
 ing girl, if Flo Ziegfeld has his way
 He is sending Henry Give. artist, to capture the most captivating beauty of filmland for the stage. Los Angeles-Would Tom Mix
 like to bring up his daughter in the
 move" Certainly" he told attor
 neys for his ex-wife in court, and
 I'd like to live that way myself,
 believe me" He has been paying
 his daughter s229 q month and the
 court increased it to s315, which was construed to be plenty tor sending her to boarding school. New York-In the opinion Of Fay Pay. Great Britain's film censor, who is visiting us, the standard of
 criticism for stage and screen
 should be different On the stage, he says. a tone of his voice can
 indicate passionate emotion. but lt
 must be a pretty good hug to make
 an impression in the cinema. I.ynbrook N Y.-Back from q tour, Theodore Roosevelt addressed the Republican club on tolerauon, We have no Hetlins in the repuh- !ican party" he said.
 New Yorl1--F'ive southern-born
 will De among Tammanys 22 dis trict delegates when the mule s rider is selected at Houston: Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. born in Nir-
 ginia; Norman 1T. Davis, Tennessee: George Gordon Battle. North Caro- lima: Joab H. Banton, Texas, and Joseph Johnson, Georgia.
 Los Angeles-Jim Reed just will be different. "IH ride a live horse if l ride at all,' he said when in vited to mount the mechanical hob by horse of the Breakfast club as
 test of his qualifications for the presidency.
 New York-Adyices to the so- ciety columns are that 100 Kansas jack rabbits have been imported and turned loose on the estate O. Thomas Hitchcock at Aiken. s. C., for beagle hunts.
 New Nork-Dr. Otto Pcltzer wears
 13AA when he races and has the most perfectly developed feet of
 any athlete ever sccn by Dr. Will Dr. Scholl was among those pres
 ent at the Garden when the doctor came in Q poor third to Hahn and Conger.
 Athens, Greece, is intent on con-
 quering malaria where Mark An thony and Octavius vanquishcl
 Brutus and Cassius. The plain of
 Philipi is to be drained and 900,- 900 acres made available for culti- vaton and habitation.
 New York--Honesty shall be re- warded. Alexander Lubowsky, who found and restored S52,000 that dropped from an armored truck, has been given s1,500. Offered a job, he said he would go into busi-
 ness. An interpreter translated the remarks of Mrs. Lubowsky from the Russian as, "A wise head fell on
 the shoulders Of a fool" What she meant could not be cleared up. Edgemere, x. Y.-Charles Seilitz, 67 has sent word from Miami, Fla.
 that he has arrived in his 14-foot
 rowboat after 129 days at the oars
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
DIR. C. JARKA LEAVES CITY.

Dr. Clement Jarka of 5s7 Main street has left for Brooklyn, N, r., to resume his medical practice which he left year ago. when he came to this city and esta blished an office. His decision to leave this city took his many friends by surprise.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

nected with the volcanic phenomena described 25 years ago in official report by the late Professor !. C. Russell. University of Michigan. and Scott Turner. now chief of the bu- reau of mines.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
NHIPPETS WIN GAME

The Whippets basketball team Of this city defeated the Buffaioes of Meriden last night by the score of 2S to 19. The locals were always in the lead. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
CELEBRATED MURDERS EXPLAINED No. 2-Marat

Marat was slain by Charlotte Corday, July 13, l793.
 The killing took place in his bathtub. The stubs of many cigarettes were found about the floor. They were of very inferior grade.
 A statement signed by Miss Corday has just come to light. It reads: "1 had a room nearby and his cough ing was unbearable. With a coughless brand on the market there was no excuse for it. I just had to kill him. He de- served it,"
 
 PERSONAL ITEMS Minnie Smtth end Ed. Latham are to bs msrrIsd. It was . ease os love at first smoke, Old Colds belns the brand Of both.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
HIS MISTAKE

She: Got cigarette? He: Yes. (Offertng her one other than Old CoLd) She (hauehtiiy): You must haue misunder. stood my question.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
W 1liDDcts
Buffaloes

Munich is the capital of Bavaria.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Open the cigarette box - let me consider Old friends. and Who is Maggie that Ishould abandon you? million surplus Maseies are .Uilhine 10 bear the yoke: And q Woman is only q won,an but these Old Colds are q Smoke!
 Luke Monkman ls writing . scenario Tor Gold Aush.''
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Hartford-Missing since the sec ond day of February, Edwin B. Stone, 50. believed to have thrown
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

New York-Adyices to the so- ciety columns are that 100 Kansas jack rabbits have been imported and turned loose on the estate ot Thomas Hitchcock at Aiken, $. C., for beagle hunts.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Iynbrook, x. Y.-Bacll from a tour, Theodore Roosevelt addressed the Republican club on toleration, We have no Heflins in the repuh !ican party" he said.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Hartford-Four of seven Leap Year babies born here are girls.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

New Nork-Dr. Otto Pcltzer wears 12AA when he races and has the most perfectly developed feet of any athlete ever sccn by Dr. Will liam NJ. Scholl, Chicago orthopedist. Dr. Scholl was among those pres ent at the Garden when the doctor came in poor third to Hahn and Conger.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Los Angeles-Jim Reed just will be different. "I'll ride a live horse if l ride at all," he said when in- vited to mount the mechanical hob by horse of the Breakfast club as a test Of his qualifications for the presidency.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Athens, Greece, is intent on con- quering malaria where Mark An thony and Octavius Vanquishcl Brutus and Cassius. The plain of Philipi is to be drained and 900,- 900 acres made available for culti- vaIion and habitatiOn.
Evening star., 1928-02-21

which they believe would make a salts
factory home for the two bureaus as
we'll as the medical clinics Of the Health
Department. and made definite arrange
ments to lease It. But the House appro-
priations committee tackled rider on
the appropriation bill. which forbids
the use Of the funds provided for the
rental Of quarters for these bureaus
for the occupancy Of the B street build
ing.
I'VE are going to look for another
building" said Commissioner Dough-
erty. I'm the meantime however. we
intend to continue to use the present
quarters"
Original plans contemplated the Use
OF the old st. James Hotel, but this
building was disapproved by Mrs. Nina
c. Van Wrinkle. director of the Wom-
ans Bureau.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
MEXICAN BISHOP
ARRESTED IN HIDING
Charged With ConceaIing
Presence in City-0thers
Taken in Drive on Church.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. February 2l.-The
Bishop of Tamaulipas and three other
persons, including priest. were under
arrest today. The charges against them
we're somewhat a mystery, because Of
Official silence.
Bishop Jose Arniora was arrested with
Federico Escobar. in whose home he
had been hiding. The Rev. Manuel
Campa, who has been IN charge OF
church affairs in San Luis Potosi. and
Pr:sciliano Cara. who was captured at
Monterey, we're also arrested and
brought to Mexico City.
The charges against Armcra were not
announced. and Gen. Roberto Cruz.
chief of police. will decide shortly
whether to cite him to the attorney
general.
The bishop has been in hiding In
Mexico City for some time. having
changed his second name to Gonzalez
Documents found on him disclosed his
identity.
His arrest apparently was ordered
when police found that he was residing
In the capital without complying with
the regulations requiring prelates and
priests to appear daily at the depart
ment of interior to sign the register. If
that is the only charge he probably will
be released with fine.
Arn,ora has been a secondary figure
In religious developments. He has al
WAYS remained in the background.
The arrest of Campo and Cara IS
believed 10 be due 10 investigation into
an alleged anti-government campaign.
said to have been conducted by Bishop
Miguel de la Mora. present director o:
the League for the Defense of Religious
Liberty. who recently escaped arrest
when police raided home near Mexico
City where he was hiding.
Cara was reported to have registered
under his name all properties belonging
70 Bishop Mora, who is forbidden to
own property by the terms of the pres
ent Mexican constitution.
Evening star., 1928-02-21
DILL BILL ATTACKED
BY RADIO ATTORNEY
Proposed Legislation Called Uncon.
stitutional and Handicap
to Industry.

The Dill Hill. under which convic-
ton for violation Of the monopoly laws
would entail a loss OF radio patent
rights. was attacked before the Senate
patents committee yesterday as un-
constitutional and imposing a handi-
cap upon the radio industry.
Manton Davis. attorney for the Radio
Corporation of America. told the COM
mittee that the proposed legislation
would prevent those who have spent
their time and money In developing
radio from seeking the rewards radio
may bring" Cross-license agreements
among the great patent holders. he
held necessary TO the continued devel-
opment of the industry
Lieut. Col Joseph I. MacMuilen Ia
beled the Dill bill unconstitutional. as
serting that it would provide for the
confiscation Of rights already granted
and constitute an added penalty for
violation OF the Sherman and Clayton
acts