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Realtors.
l4l7 K St. National $500.
ROLLINGWOOD.


New center-hall brick in Rollingwood.
Representative on premises daily. VIII also
give information on other new homes under
construction in this beautiful development.
Turn right two-thirdS Of square at Chevy
Chase Circle 10 Brookville I'd. follow ar
rows straight through to 604 Pickwck lane.
$7.5OO-BURLEITH NEAR WESTERN
HIGH SCHOOL-Semi-deta brick.
& rooms and bath. double rear porches,
large dining room type. garage: con-
venient to downtown: Only 81 900 cash.
ST.75O-SEMI DETACHED B RI K in
Brookland. near Taft Junior High
School and public school. Six rooms,
tile bath, inclosed sleeping porch: hot
water heat. OIL BURNER: new electric
refrigerator. brick garage. Perfect con-
dition. Immediate possession. Out
standing buy in this popular location.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1908 ST. NV. National 2345.
SO. 6.O00-BARGAIN.
7-room house with large bed rooms,
front and rear porches. Lear garage: To-
Gated near 10th and Irving sts. ne. Rea
sonsble cash offer considered. Call BOSS
4 PHELPS. National $500; evenings. Ad-
1871
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358 AcreS-Lee Highway

40 minutes from WASHINGTON Extra
Larse s-room house. cellar and floored attic.
pain. hot-water heat , open fireplace
and small streams: high elevation. with
3-acre OAK grove; fruit. flowers. shrubbery
cash. Please note this is less than S34 per
acre including improvements that cannot
be replaced for $4,000. Owing to age and
sickness in home. ii will be shown by per
NIT only, MARTIN T. WEBB & son. An
nandale. Va, P. o. Fairfax. Alex s7b-W-:}
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FUTURE.
c. @. SLOAN 4 CO; INC. ,AgcT1oNEERs

c. @. SLOAN 4 CO, INC. ,AgcT1oNEERs.
SALE Of Rugs ANR CARPETS EQR
AGE CHARGES.
Notice i. heEeby given that on sATUR-
DAY. NAY FIRST, 1887. AT TEN AN,
there viii oe sold At public auction IN the
Auction rooms OF G. G. SLOAN 4 CO., INC.
715 18th St. NV, washington. D. c., to
enforce liens for cleaning. repairing and
storase liens for cleaning. repairing all
rugs and carpets held by US in the follow
ing names:
Mrs. A. L. Armstrong, / rug Mrs. Ellen
Coleman; 3 rugs. Mrs. J; Colin l rug;
Mrs. Donaldson, rug. Miss Duvall >
rugs Mrs, NJ. J. Ellis rugs, Mrs, H.
Freeman, russ. Miss Helen Kirby. ! rug.
Mrs. A. knight, 2 rugs. Miss E. Lyddane
, rug. Mrs Q. Mslonsis: l rug. Mrs. J; ].
D. Morris, rug. Mrs. E Norman. rugs
MIS-. J. Panlos, ! rug. Mrs. Purdy l rug.
Mr.. Seabot. l rug. Mrs. TYLER. ] rug
Mrs. I, Watson. . rugs. Mr.. Ed. Williams,
= RUGS
CAPITAL CARPET CLEANING CO.
1851 Ward Court NV.
BY NESHAN G. HINTLIAN
apl4,23 President
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2445 PORTER ST.
NrrNu nEsTA ruED C0T nNTH,

NEW DETACHED COLONIAL
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
Si2T5O-Beautiful home. painted white;
lot sO-ft. front. adjoining Rock Greek
Park area near intersection of Porter
st and Klingle rd.. within 2 squares
east of Connecticut ave. Bed room or
study and lavatory on 1st floor. 3 large
bed rooms, 9 baths: gas heat, copper
water pipes. Venetian blinds: house in
sulated and furred.
OPEN EVENINGS TO $3.50.
BOSS e. PHELPS.
Realtors.
,4I- Y CT Nationa al Q3OO
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A REAL BARGAIN.
CnNfETLING TNTrCJTAJ

Beautiful arm. bungalow large open
fireplace. big front porch. copper screened.
plaStered inside with exquisite texture
finish. On lovely knoll with nice shade
trees. Marvellous view. directly overlooking
Chesapeake Bay. Private beach a place
sale pe pny ppGSo 70 sS 500 pu'e cseb ,eb aSsk
monthly. Call Greenwood 2232 eve, or
Dist. 2l24 daytime
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CAPE ANNE.
ON cuESApEAKE raw

ONLY - MILES FROM WASHINGTON
New. restricted development; beautiful
beach front lots; can be had at unhesrd-
of prices: safe harbor for boats; superb
salt water bathing and fishing: the bay
here is 5 miles wide. Beautiful lot. 5Oxl0o
#; with large oak trees; 200 #, from
water; price. sos; terms. We will build
you beautiful cottage of 3 rms kitchen
complete bath room with shower; open
fireplace; with Heatolator that circulates
heat. large porch sx22 #; all for only
1895. Small down payment and $50
month. 1919 K st. NV. National 1857,
from y Am to 10 pm
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CABIN ON LAKE.

81 miles D. c.: new 3 rooms. screened
porch. water. cleo. bath. stone flreplace:
is-miie lake. Attractive price. terms.
Phone Cleveland 2s39 after pm. "a
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
EAST CAPITOL ST.

,r ~ G GnH.lve M Soioiiiai piieS holG soneaih
natural wood trim, large lot garage, hot
water heat. electric lights; excellent condi-
and Holy Comforter Church. Call Randolph
53,3g
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WOODED BUILDING SITES OVERLOOK
25l5 Pa ave. sc lincoln 1879.
CHOICE LOCATION SILVER SPRING; 2
lovely lots. each 5ox220 feet; ami; near
MsGuss sash nes os 70 or sq
IN ROCK CREEK HILLS $4,000 SQUARE
feet, with tall trees and picturesque view:
bounded by Holly and 18th sts.; surrounded
by beautiful homes. For sale or exchange
for income property: Phone District 1855
day or Georgia 4022 night.
. BUILDING LOTS. EACH 5o-FT. FRONT
in Mt Rainier North 7471.
EDoEMoOR LANE. BETHEsDA-sPLEN-
did location; level lot 90x21O. l5c per
so. IT. This is a bargain. GRAHAM Il
OGDEN. Natl 36s9, 313 woodward Bldg.
Evening. Wisconsin 3726-J.
CHOICE LOT ON RANDLE HIGHLANDS.
overlooking Washington; all improvements
Apply 22I2 31st pl.. Hillcrest. Sc. evenings.
APT. SITE. 72x97. TO ALLEY ON COR;
ner. near 3rd and r: l. ave. ne: real
bargain at $500. Call Met. 2713. MR.
STROHECKER
SIX CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN LEAD
ing suburban development in Chevy Chase
chased at one-third to one-half the saua re
foot price prevailing in this section. Ad-
dress Box BOOT. Star ONCE. -----
LOT 75xI25 FT-FINE LOCATION FOR
one or two houses. blocks soutn o.
eSxntSxn cs'I %sInut cir5snd0n issp Va $1,000 CASH
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Wide deep. beautifully wooded lot. southern
ready for buiidins; owner purchased a
sFcn hsms rTffd es l. foE a M sHff 'fs Nsona osss
Evenings GEORGIA S453.
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BAY DRIVE. BAY RIDGE.

Al-the-year home; modern equipment:
attractive. convenient. comfortable: mod
crate cost with light upkeep: will finance
literally. Open Sunday or by appointment.
FRANCIS NJ. MILLER. 4400 Fowerton I'd.
Raltimnre
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HYATTSVILLE.

Stucco BUNGALOW in best residential sec
tion; 5 rooms, tile bath. h.-w.h:. fireplace,
ton: $4,000 terms. OWNER 1l9 Garnsld
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MUST sELL-BEAUT1FUL SUBURBAN
home on large wooded lot; Z rooms and
bsth; 5s; price $4,000, terms. Greenwood
COTTAGE CITY MD. - HAMILTON ST.
Vacant, 5-r. b., bungalow; garage laun-
arg ecSodI TUBS; h.wh large NAPLES near
North 1s59W.
WE HAVE AN, EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRAC-
are really bargains No matter where you
Just Consult MOSS f Really AT " CO.. si6
T0Ssr gpsn a5ss Big. Met, 1776, Even. and Sum-
ol Ro9M FRAME .s.1 1srm. Y s59 tARaE
Md. Phone Hyatts. 26
AVOID HIGH RENTS. HIGH TAXES.
Va. District 29o0. Branch 4ss. 23.
9s4 ACRES. 4-ROOM HOUSE. NEEDS RE-
fSs WsshHson %SasH RR
UPPER MARLBORO. MD.--PRIcE. $500.
Broom frame house. ami. excellent con-
beautiful trees Property possesses appoint
ments and comforts to satisfy the most
soWH EXIT A.s ii Goth ns Fo5
CAPITOL HEIGHTS RMS. AND BATH
h:-wh;: price, S1.S00.-.No. Mckinley
Swh pree ans aanser Hase
St. Hyattsyiie Ma 9 room. Ir and 1IasSs 5sSh
co aFeenaood R RFfs 1919 s RS.rdas sRe hAsrz'NaER
A s1x--ROM HOUSE OF THE, BUNGALOW
on Rockye pike ppSv R5es sSG1
eieyeland s627 - after tel" $40. s'Nen NNN o.
$500 ATT RAcT1VE OLD FALLS
he ahuTih SHADE oms soo eoWn SD 81 hs mo
kG K Ee4fs eAS mi ss5 s5oG Lee ffs Hsag mo WAL essa
pAEK
ami; large yard and trees: gear garage.
ssspssrd ssnss! ssS sS45 month on 0ne-'e'r lease
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED o:RooM AND ANT
and succeed. Large screened porches. open
acres of ground garden. fruit and flowers;
2-car garage. Overlooking beautiful meadow
on emon rs mile deas east Of Of
$500; terms to suit. Open for inspection.
OWNER. Shepherd 2393.
S8,p5O-S5OO CASH.
bas n neaTss sTss M 1 ASHTON sa lt
or Mr.. CoULoN. Metropolitan 1883.
SlU.UUO.UU.
Owner having purchased new home. de-
series to dispose Of center hall brick Co.
lonial house in Lyon Village, nearly new
It contains 3 bed rooms. sewing room, tiled
bath and flrst-noor layatory. oil heat elec:
ss5ns SSss snS stsssnsd GI
WITH BOSS & PHELPS, Walnut ss15.
a-sgosS9y os9c'$$SE $SP SSS7sz&EEhEsS1Tn Ss&E s1nGH HOME.
MILES FROM q. s. TREASURY,
FOR c0MPIETE RELAxATIoN -.
almost besgars description. An attractive
deiishtfuiiy wooded patch Of ground ap-
2-mile radius Of Falls CHURCH. Va it enjoys
o sn to 0ss Ts as
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. electricity and
is senodern in every respect. It has 750-
owner has put a reduced price of 81 400
As he mas compelline reasons for quick
| disposal For details and inspection. call
7ss fhnS 18th St. NV. t" I" District ni $3.50.
/ AT ANNANDALE.
Aged owner offers s-roon semi-bunga-
| low. cellar. bath; hot-water heat electric
plateau plat with 50-miie view: large gel barn m and and
other buildings: virgin oak shade. good
| roads. modern schools: 20 minutes from
| downtown Washington. Price only So. 900:
MxRTS i:fh wzss son nsai 'a.
HYATTSVILLE.
Stucco BUNGALOW in best residential sec
tfon; 5 rooms, tile bath, h.-w.h.. fireplace,
9ak 9ian neels Son AYE EareEs % nTst-eess eonal
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

PRICE UCED APPROXIMATELY
$50 600: all large rooms, including 5 bed
rooms. etc. Phone Sunday from "a pm,
Wisconsin 393s.
6-RM. AND BATH BRICK ROW. GARAGE.
h.-w.h.. on 18th st ne. in Brookland for
house In Woodbridge. Address Box 326-T,
Star offce
GEORGIA AVE.-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LARGE STORES-9 APIS
Attractive corner property located In the
upper section of Georgia ave Property
1ulIy rented at approximately So. 500 an
nually: Owner will consider D. c. property
II EXCHANGE For further information. see
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so 1S0
CORNER BUNGALOW.
VERY UNUSUAL VALUE

Completely reconditio1fed throughout; 6
deIlghtful rooms, bath garage; General
Electric refrigerator, electric range brand
new instantaneous hot-water heater;
h.-w.h. with oil burner; beautifully shrub
ped; wooded lot. l00Xll5 and additional
land adjoining. 200x100 which may be
purchased. Call MR.. FREDERICK. Dis
trlct 300. all day. After $50. Randolph
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AT ANNANDALE.

low. cellar bath hot-water heat. electric
ity. telephone: 10 acres good land on hish
plateau with 50-nilc view: large barn and
roads. modern schools: 20 minutes from
downtown Washington. Price only So. 900:
81 e2G s.Sh wish Ast Il you want this
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dlenbrook rd., Battery Park Nd. next
to ciub house lot 70 #. front. 130 IT. deep.
Out-of town owner must sell. Priced at
$4,000 90 for quick sale.
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1921 4th ST. NV.

REDUCED TO S9950
New semi-detached brick. "a feet wide:
s large rooms, beautiful tiled baths. recre-
alton room, modern electric kitchen. auto
matte heat and built-in garage. Finest
construction. furred walls, insulated,
caulked, screened and weather-stripped.
OPEN DAILY TILL 8 PM
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CORNER SYCAMORE AND B1ACH AVE.
Both streets paved; priced at s1.5o000 to
close estate.
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74OO 18th ST. NV.
MODERN TOURIST HOME

tON MARYLAND AVE Me-
Between Capitol and Baltimore Boulevard
Brings good return. regular clientele
Automatic heat. lear garage. inclosed
sleeping porch. deep yard. large lieh. base
ment. Al in perfect condition. Owing
to change in owners plan. authorized
quick sale price Of $3.50. Terms. Call
MR. KITE Natl 0S5R until D m tonight
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$3.50 TO $95O-TERMS.
Large wooded lots, at least Soft; front;
excellent neighborhood. Bethesda dlstrict.
w Acc ANANRR AWNER Met. $3.50.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

OFFICE. SHOP. STORE PROPERTY WITH
rooms or apts, l4th st, near Park I'd
S22 500 up: terms; trade on some. Store
and fats near 18th and Col. I'd. S24 500:
terms. trade. See our list. Homes invest
ments. and 3 family fats. N E. RYON
CO. 1915 N. Y. ave 34lS 14th st
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SHEPHERD PARK.

Excellent location for nome In one OF
best NV, sections Of city. Builders,
attention Adams 1851.
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$3.50.
fine brick home with income producing
possibilities. = bed rooms, hall and bath
on first floor private from a large living
room, dining room and kitchen; full-size
bed rooms and bath md floor automatic
scaped lot 5Ox153. This home was ap-
praised by F. H. A. at S9.450 two years ago
It's reproduction cost now would exceed
$40 800. There is an adjoining lot, 50xl 53,
which may be purchased separately at
81 600. Call Mr.. Linder.
THE NEWBOLD DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1911 Wise Ave. Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1937-03-25
Courts ''F1old the Bag
Judicial System Has No Adequate Spokesmen as
Capital and Labor Dicker.

Motors and the heads Of the sit
downers' union. This conference ended
In agreement.
In the agreement General Motors
blandly recited that 1t would ask the
court to drop the proceedings which
General Motors had initiated. General
Motors added that it would make this
request dependent upon "the will OF
the court" In effect, General Motors,
having come to an agreement with the
sit-downers' union, promised 1t would
ask the court to do whatever Is the
legal verbiage for "just forget It,"
In accordance with this promise.
General Motors lawyers asked the
court to dismiss its action against the
sit-downers. But General Motors
lawyers appear to have got from the
Judge 4 reception which they could
hardly have anticipated. Judge Gadola
told them that they couldn't get
writ from him, use that writ to bring
about agreement with the sit-downers,
and then ask him to "just fo'oet It,"
Judge Gadola told General Motors
lawyers that they were themselves
perilously close to contempt, that they
might find themselves liable for con-
tempt citations" He said that such
flouting Of the court and the law as
had been practiced by the leaders Of
the sit-downers could not be allowed
to pass without penalty-the spectacle
was subversive OF the authority OF
law.
Already" Judge Gadola said. I'VE
are beginning to see the results OF
their contemptuous action. People
who are being served with papers in
less important lawsuits are laughing
At the court officers and pointing out
that the court was impotent to enforce
its will upon the strikers and toGpunish
them for non obedience"
Judge Gadola said that 'the court
system cannot be treated As these men
have treated it in the last few weeks"
He said that he had no desire to send
any one to JAIL" but he declared that
the strike leaders must appear before
him, acknowledge the jurisdiction OF
the court and apologize for their con-
temptuous actions"
This declaration Judge Gadola made
on February II. What has happened
since, II anything, has not appeared
in the newspapers, so far as have
seen. Ut Is from newspaper accounts
that I take'the facts and quotations
cited here) 1t looks as though this
obscure judge Of 4 local court in a
small Michigan city is making himself
worthy to stand with the great judges
in American and British tradition who
have made the centuries-long struggle
for the supremacy Of law. Judge
Gadola Is defending the judicial
system against both the sit-downers
and the corporation.
(Copyright. 1879
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strike. Yet there is danger it may be
lost sight Of in the more dramatic
interest attaching to other aspects.
Let US look at the relation Of the
courts to the Chrysler strike: Some
5000 men sat down" in the Chrysler
factories, barred out the company
officials who represent the owners, and
provided themselves with the means to
use force in resisting eviction. The
owner of the factories. the Chrysler
Corp, went to the court and asked
for an order directing the sit-downers
to cease their illegal occupancy by
given hour. The hour passed. The
sit-downers did not quit. They are
there yet. They declared in public
statement that they would not obey
the order OF the court.
At present the head Of the Chrysler
Corp, Chrysler, and the head OF the
sit-downers' union, Lewis, are in con-
ference. In this conference Lewis has
his purposes. Chrysler has his. There
is no one present, unless it be Gov.
Murphy, to stand for the interest Of
the court that has been flouted, and
the people whose paramount interest Is
the preservation Of respect for the
authority Of courts.
The purpose Of Chrysler is to end
the strike on his terms. The purpose
of Lewis is to end 1t on his terms. In
that common purpose both are likely
t. treat the court, as democratic insti-
tutions everywhere In the world are
being treated, with an Indifference
that amounts TO contemptuous flout-
ing.
The relation Of the courts to "sit-
down" strikes can be more clearly seen
by turning away from the Chrysler
strike to a different strike in Which
the events are now over. In the sit
down at Flint in January and Febru-
ary, the owner Of the property, General
Motors, got from the court an order
directing the sit-down strikers to leave
the plant When the courts officer.
the sheriff read this to the sit-downers
they "booed."
Thereupon General Motors called
the attention of the court to the fact
that its order was being ignored. The
court then issued writ OF body
attachment" directing the sheriff to
arrest and remove the sit-downers.
The sheriff asked the Governor of the
State, Mr. Murphy, for the assistance
he had to have to carry out the
courts order.
To this request Gov Murphy made
no reply. Instead he conducted con-
ferences between the heads Of General
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will passed before Congress quits 1t cannot
delayed until Congress returns next January.
the from
consider tax bill OF character
The probably that
a year will
the debt believe that the sitting the social
will golden
retirement
debt will have to be dropped
balancing budget Is
good
who dreaming extensive housing
will able themselves
which namely
them is coming from.
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the country had him "hog-tied." Be-
fore graduating from Princeton and
Harvard Law, he had filed homestead
claim in Hayden, Colo With charac-
teristic directness, Mr. Carpenter ex-
planned his adventure In homesteading
Il built my own log cabin and started
OF with Is Hereford cows in 1907. My
Present herd of 800 is descended from
that original stock" Mr. Carpenter
Is married and has three children. Fiji
tyish, ruddy, spare, he bears witness to
life in the open. AS district attorney
he bears witness to many cattle rus.
ting cases.
Came Here in 1884.
In 1884 Mr. Carpenter came to
Washington to head the grazing divi-
sion. To make the land bloom again"
is the keynote Of the entire grazing
program. Mr.. Carpenter knows his
facts. He knows stockmen. He knows
cattle. He loves the good earth" and
wants to preserve it. There are 49,
100000 acres to patrol, control and
preserve for present use and future
generations.
This vast domain is divided into 40
districts functioning in 10 States Each
district is about the size of the State
Of Connecticut.
Unit Is Profit Making.
Each year Mr.. Carpenter turns in
report to the Government that is a Sc
cret envy, as we'll as a pea in the
shoe" to every other department. The
budget is balanced in favor Of the
United States Treasury! 1t takes
s400,000 to run the grazing division.
The income is cool million. Income
comes from fees charged stockmen for
grazing privileges. These run from
cent a head for sheep to cents head
for cattle. Like the "flve and dimes
the p<nnieS come rolling in
Evening star., 1937-03-25

everybody knows.
In the preserva-
tion OF thi s
system the people
have at stake the
heritage OF seven
centuries. Yet t
few realize bow
tragic would be
their loss II they
lost this.
Preservation of
the authority OF
law administered
by courts is, to the
public, the funda-
mental issue in
t he hrysl e r
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Carpenter Is ma
tional shepherd
of 6,500,0 900 sheep,
1,500,00 C q It'll
and thousands OF
horses and goats.
P son ally he
owns the seventh
largest pure-bred
Hereford herd OF
c tie in the
U n / t ed States.
Born IN Evanston,
ILL.,, Farr ington
Carpenter, as a
lad in high school,
visited New Mex
Evening star., 1937-03-25

man OF the Sc
curities and Ex-
change Commits
sion indicates the
reliance placed by
Mr.. Roosevelt in
his capacity, and
tn selection of
Lands by the
board of trustees
Of Harvard Law
School to be the
dean Of that in
stitution begin
n / n { n e X t
Autumn Is an in
dication of how
1,andiS ranks in
Evening star., 1937-03-25
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

TN WHAT now occurs about the
Chrysler strike in Detroit, the
thing more important to watch
than any other is what happens
to the courts. Conceding the very
great interest attaching to other
aspects, 1t is the effect on the courts
that will have deepest bearing on the
kind Of country America is to be.
That all courts-the judicial system
as an institutions under attack,
Evening star., 1937-03-25

WARFIELD MOTOR CO.
1928 Sherman Ave. NV.
1s2: csnneeticut Ave. NV.
: FRANK N. MCLAUGHLIN
3103 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
NORTHWEST MOTOR co.
612O Wisconsin Ave.
Chevy Chase. Nd.
$40 Wisconsin Ave.
CAPITOL MOTOks. INC.
3l6 Hennsylvanis Ave. Sc.
al Watsr St. 6.W.
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as and the Socialist party will 60
along with them q considerable dis
tance on this and 50 will the Com
munists, too.
(Copyright 1881
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HE opinions OF the Ders this page their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented
The Stars effort to gtue all sides OF questions OF interest
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1937-03-25

a new definition Of property. They
want property affected with public
interest. When that Is obtained they
will want Government to determine
the uses of property. Norman Thom-
Evening star., 1937-03-25
n that non-lawyers be

fol-
Harold
editor;
Davis educator"
Adding the Irish confetti directed this column Minneapolis
Smith Of Burlington called
Franklin skunk The skunks have good complain
there
letters which Keep old boy You've got
Evening star., 1937-03-25

appointed to the Supreme Court:
The Constitution is written
in simple manner and can be
understood by any intelligent per-
son (says he). 1t should be inter-
preted in such way as to promote
the general welfare of the people
The lawyers know nothing about
the needs Of the people or about
production and distribution OF ne
cessities and comforts. To promote
the welfare of the people and to
Evening star., 1937-03-25

pUrHCIOlIS CdX. III SuC11 CdSeS 1s ta11o
the device is unquestionably legal
and certainly no Democrat and
perhaps few Republicans will be
made to pay.
X X X
The development has again
raised the question whether there
will be q tax bill this session. II
the final official figures disclose
that the loopholes must be faced
and closed If they can bel a Cor
Evening star., 1937-03-25


rac deaths children during 1885 In that children
Of kindergarten 1850 Of school l
and killed by automobiles additional $40 children in the
kindergarten schoolage killed automobile collisions
e1ective legislation
traffic regulations and restrict the issuance drDes licenses
rigid
be fought to the death by the automou industry
the large number of automobile
personal property rights restrictions
not too much Udue the automobile than the
liues OF the 5000 little children it kills
Then there the children pventable
including the malnuriton underfeedng
Such deaths reflect the defects social
for there who would adequate medical
and decent food children financial
Is therefore that
unequal distribution opportunity
H. chldrens lives
There here into the matter Of deaths involving
children IN industrial employment That is another battle
aspirations Jumped general name Of
the New Deal feel that the too high and that cannot
coll ciuised nation uiino
ahead the bodies carcy slaughtered children And
that other things
stution and the
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