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Evening star., 1937-05-16
\ HE. REV. CHARLES o. RO.
SENSTEEL, pastor Of st.
Johns Church at Forest Glen,

N1u., Wdo IIlC llOl1OI kueSI az
breakfast Sunday, May 9. when he
celebrated his 83d birthday ami
versary. The affair. which was at
tended by more than 100 persons, was
held in Rosensteel Hall. Spring fow-
ers, in which purple and gold, the
colors Of Court Forest Glen, Catholic
Daughters of America, sponsors Of
the breakfast. predominated, were
used on the various tables.
Mrs. H. F. Sedgwick returned this
week to her home in Silver Spring
from Boston. Mass, where she spent
some time visiting her son-i in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beattie Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Potter
recently announced the birth Of their
first child, Charles Sedgwick Potter.
Mrs. Ernest F. Klinge entertained at
bridge Thursday evening at her home
in Wynnewood Park, Md. Among
the guests were Mrs. Lewis B. Moul-
ton, Mrs. Floyd Smith, MIS-. Howard
P. Bailey, Mrs. Howard Kacy, Mrs
J. B. Crosby, Mrs. Harry Elkins, Mrs
Marshall Davis, Mrs Karl FARRELL, Mrs.
Fred Spanagel, Mrs. Raymond c.
Moffett, Mrs. r. Branson Thomas and
Mrs. Joseph c. Cissel.
Dr. and Mrs. L. NJ Christie OF
Woodside have had visiting them Mr..
and Mrs. M. R. Olds, who returned
to their home in Cory, Pa, Thursday.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Christie, who plans to remain there
for about 10 days. Mrs. Dawson Ohm
stead Of Chevy Chase, Md. enter
tanned at luncheon for them Tuesday
Mrs. 8. J. Solomon was hostess at
luncheon and bridge Friday at her
home in Seven Oaks. Tuesday eve
ming she entertained at her home,
having as guests members Of the
Mothers Club and others.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Jones have sold
their home In Silver Spring and are
now at their farm near Rockville, Md,
which they recently purchased.
Park Commissioner Lacy Shaw Of
Silver Spring and County Commis-
sioner Richard Lansdale spent the
Week Gnu LII NEWARK, Lei.
Miss Ruth Doudna has returned to
her home in Guide Rock, Nebr., after
spending two weeks in Silver Spring
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Martin H. Kin
singer, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsinger
were hosts at Sunday night supper
party for their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur L. Blakeslee
of Woodside Park were hosts at 4
family dinner at their home Mothers
day. Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel M. Gearhart, jr, of Cleveland
Park, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Blakes-
lee and their daughter. Joan Blakeslee
Of Washington: Miss Gertrude Blakes-
lee Of Woodside Park and Mr.. Smith
Blair of Washington.
Capt and Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt of
Silver Spring celebrated their twenty
first wedding anniversary Tuesday.
Saturday evening, May 8, Capt. and
Mrs. Hewitt were hosts at q party
and dance at their home, entertaining
for their daughter, Miss Nellie Vir-
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Junior Hadassah
Sponsoring Play

The Washington Unit of Junior
Hadassah is sponsoring the preview
Of the Civic Theater's closing presen-
tation Of the season, Fly Away
Home" Monday. May 25, at $50
o'clock, at the Wardman Park The
ater.
Miss Gertrude Gerber is in charge
OF arrangements. assisted by Miss
Myrtle Kaminsky, co-chairman. and
Miss Hlda Siegel, publicity director.
Miss Sophie Baynard is president of
the local unit of Junior Hadassah. In
formation may be obtained from Miss
Gerber.
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Fort Meade Officers
Travel and Entertain

Maj. and Mrs. Ross B. Smith OF
Fort Meade left Wednesday for Hot
Springs, Ark. They will be gone for
one month.
Mr.. Richard Smith, who Is a stu
dent at Folk Military Academy, Folk
Union, Va, was the last week end
guest Of his parents, Maj. and Mrs.
Smith.
Maj. and Mrs. Kendall j. Fielder
Of this post, accompanied by Mrs.
Fielder's mother, Mrs. L. M. Crich-
ton, drove to Williamsburg, Va, last
Sunday to visit their daughter. Miss
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Use Your Imagination.

The chief difference between the
dangerous and the safe driver is that
the safe driver has Imagination. His
mind pictures clearly the possibility of
dangerous hazards ahead. II he ap-
proaches a cross road. his mind i'm
mediately pictures the possibility of
another car coming at right angles.
Because of distractions to his vision,
this other car is, of course, not visible.
but 1t may be there just the same
frequently is. The safe driver slows
down, just in case
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Tea and Exhibit
At Arts Club TODAY

Mrs. Ridley Mclean, Mrs Madison
S, Leary, Miss Jessie E. Baker and
Miss Gladys Milligan will be hostesses
for the tea this afternoon at the Arts
Club, which marks the opening Of the
annual Summer exhibition Of paint
ings. drawings, prints and sculpture
by club members.
Evening star., 1937-05-16
About Well-KnOWn Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Life of King Seldom Is Romantic Trying
Coronation Ceremonies and Future
RESPONSIBILITIES of George W.
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

George George leading normal happy
domestic life with his bonnie Scotch Elizabeth and his
IL children the call of duty accepted the situation
grave kingly figure
he through the ceremonies at the coronation
of responsibilities which assuming the
the greatest empire EARTH To whom given
whether in public private per-
formance of duty seldom is romantic
betmes by of the clock the of the
early coffee the
tendant crownn of George vi his whose
charm of had long since the British public
whoever her She
child Gais Castle where the family
Evening star., 1937-05-16

May Fielder, who Is a student Mt
William and Mary College.
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Wiltamuth
OF this garrison visited in Fort Monroe.
Va. the early part OF this week. Whlls
there Capt. Wiltamuth witnessed a
demonstration Of Coast Artillery
firing
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Dennis
ton. from Holabird Quarternaster
Depot, Baltimore, were the guests
last week Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Howard OF Fort Meade.
Italy will continue its plan OF re-
ducing gasoline prices to tourists.
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Zones OF Winter
Wheat Have Snow
Dust Bowl in z States and
Panhandle Benefit

TOPEKA. Kans, March 3O.---
U,py The winter wheat regions
rejoiccd last night in snow which
covered virtually all Of Kansas
and Oklahoma with = blanket av-
craging four inches.
Trio cnt.rr "dust bowl region
Df the two states and in the Texas
Panhandle received the moisture
,ha, means at least n temporary
end Of dust storms.
Seven northwestern Oklahoma
counties. Texas counties Of that
states Panhandle and the south
western border counties OF Kan
sag. where several storms have oc-
CURED this spring, we're among
those benefited.
The unSraSOnal cold Of the past
week which has brought diScom-
fort 10 the plains states as well
IN other parts Of the nation was
being hailed ~ Of additional val.
uc TO agriculture. The cold and
SNOW coming after earlier warm
spells have taken a heavy toll OF
Young graSshOppcrs. Entomolo-
gists said that Il cold wet spring
would serve to- end the danger OF
another infcs'a'iOn such as oc-
Cured last year.
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MT. OLVET

MOUNT OLIyET, March 30
The farmers Of this section have
been very busy planting potatoes
and are preparing to garden some.
Miss Susan Pace, of Mt. Olivet,
died last Friday morning about
6 30 o'clock from influenza. She
had been i'll about two weeks. Mrs.
Pace was born and reared in Hen
derson county. She will be missed
by many friends who knew her.
Mrs. Pace leaves three boys and
one girl. Pallbearers were Camp
bell Jones, Candry Pace, Gruley
Gordon. Silas Pace, Frank Mintz
and Fred Jones.
Mrs. T. E. Ostcen visited Mrs.
J. W. Tankersley, Monday.
Mrs. Robert Capps. Of the Be-
rca section, visited friends at Mt.
Olivet last week.
Keith Glover has moved to Flat
Rock.
Rev. J. S. Holbcrt was re-clect-
cd as pastor at Mt. Olivet March
Ia for another year.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Galloway, son.
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J. T. Culton Weds
Miss Matthews

SAITDA. March 30. (SpeciaD.
4 wedding Of much interest to Sa-
iI,da fox is that Of Sallic Mclean
daughter o. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Matthews Of Abcrdcnc, TO James
Ira Culton, son OF Mrs. Z. I.
HOPKINS Of Saluda. The ceremony
took place on March "a, at the
PG.chard Memoria! BAPTIST
church in Charlotte. at II 80 a.
M. the Rev. Vim. Harrison Off
ciating.
The bride groom is wcll known
and very popular in Saluda. where
nc has spent much Of his Ilfc: lie
was educated at the North Caro-
lima University at Chapel Hill. and
is a member Of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity. He is at pres
cnt connected with the general Of
fees Of the Atlantic and fadEin
Railway at Greensboro. The bride
the North Carolina Col
legc for Women at Greensboro.
Their honeymoon was spent in the
North Carolina Mountains. They
will BE- at home at 3OS BcsScmcr
street i'm Greensboro.
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PAVE WAY FOR RULING
AS TO LABOR BOARD
fContinucd from oare onel

Continued from oare one)
gardcd as dead letter" until
Mrs. Parrish brought her suit.
Hughes explained in his opinion
that the reason the court did not
ovcrrulc the Adkins decision last
year when il considcrcd-and
killed-the New York state mini
mum wage law for women, was
that the issue was not brought in
such a way as 10 call for re-
examination of the 1923 opinion.
But the Washington state supreme
courts action upholding the ives
tern law. Hughes said, did raise
the issue.
ave are Of the opinion" he
said, "that this ruling of the state
court demands on our part a re-
examination Of the Adkins case"
He recalled the close decision
Is TO - in the Adkins case and
the economic conditions which
have supervened" since 1923.
Changed social conditions, he said,
required the court 70 rc-examinc
the right of the state TO invoke
"protection Of law against the
evils which menace the health,
safety, morals and welfare Of peo-
pie"
The courts ruling on minimum
wages, the Frazier-Lemke bill and
the railroad labor measure, how
ever, undoubtedly will have an eff
feet on the congressional dispute
over President Roosevelts court
reorganization program in which
he asks power 10 appoint SIX new
judges to the high tribunal.
What the effect will be was
not Immediately apparent. But
Hughes reference in his opinion
TO the need for discrimination"
of the Adkins case was regarded
as significant, since administra-
ton witnesses before the senate
judiciary committee have cited
this need as a reason for the new
justices.
Another point noted in the
days action was that the court
was unanimous in upholding both
the Frazier-Lcmke and Railway
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Sun Spots Mean
Warm Sumne,
Says Astronon,'

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Ma,
CUP. Spots indicate !" 80 !
northern h"miSnhcrc viii "'%' Y
fence &C. warmer than aycrag, w y',r 1
er this summer and a w.. ~, ''''
according to DR.. C III. VIZ,
smith, professor Of ay,ro ,y,a
San Diego State COLLEGE .'"0ry |
Sun spots cone avn
cycles Dr.. Smith ,,;I nv g
II years they reach = r,. ENl
number. ard during ,s,. " az
sun is much warmer. nm "ne !
do not cause he war, ~ =;
there is a correlation. '.',a' !
when the spot, rcac,
mum numbc:. our ,Yrr,.' 20
warmer. more water .r. ,N 1,
an On heavier rainfall ,"p''v4
enccd tn" following wir,sr' we; 9
present cycle of sun x,,, y
reach a maximum carly !, =.
DR.. Smith described g !, ~
as great whir.lng M. 49, q
charged particles. some ~ ;, 4
more than 10000 MIL, :. g
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Jones Gap Scene
OF Easter Hunts

a surprise Easter egg hunt was
given By several ladies' Of the
Jones Gap advanced Sunday
school class on Friday afternoon
in honor Of the teacher, Mrs.
Louise Levi.
The eggs were hidden by Misses
Thclma and Rachel Faye Nelson
of the young peoples class and
much fun was enjoyed BY the fol-
lowing "little girls" Mrs. Oscar
Higgins, Mrs. K. S. Senteile, Mrs.
n. n. Mace, Mrs. J. u. Huggins,
Mrs. Louise Levi, Mrs. George
Nelson and Mrs. J. II. Blackwell.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Sentelle and Mrs. Mace. On
Sunday Mrs. Levi was presented
a beautiful basket Of Raster eggs
by Mrs. Henrya Leslie
Mrs. Volney Tabor Of BalfOur,
called on Miss Mary Lou Ownby
on Sunday afternoon.
Marion Nelson of TigcrviUc. s.
c., spent the weekend with his
grandfather, G.. w. Nelson.
The many friends of Mrs. b. b.
Blackwell, who has been i'll. will
be glad 70 learn that she is i'm
proving.
Mrs. G.. c. Ly,la called at the
home OF G.. W. Nelson on Tues
day.
Little Byrd Jones. who has been
very i'll. is improving.
Rev. II. II. Mace delivered an
inspiring sermon at the Jones Gap
Baptist church here on Sunday,
the subject being "Thc ReSurTcc-
ton Of Christ"
Mrs. T. p. Blackwell and daugh-
ter. Mary, are visiting relatives in
Brevard.
Broadus Blackwell attended the
egg hunt given by his Sunday
school class teacher, Mrs. Clay
Orr, on last Saturday.
Oscar Higgins called on Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Higgins on Sunday
afternoon.
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PLAINTIFFS REST IN
SANTEE.COOPER CASE

COLUMBIA. S. c., March 80.
-(UP).-Counsel for plaintiffs
three privately owned utilities,
late Monday rested their case IN
the Santee-Cooper power project
trial. .,.,
For three weeks the utilities
have produced witnesses and OF
fered testimony in an attempt
10 get a permanent injunction
against the construction with leu
eral funds of the proposed $751;
soc. 900 hydro-electric and naVi-
CATION project for lower South
Carolina.
Now the defcndantS-the gov
crnmcut and the South Carolina
Public Service Authority-will ar
que their side.
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Stomach Gas
So Bad Seems
TOHuFf Heart

The aas on my stomach Gas % bad
q, could not eat or sleep. even my
hear seemed to hurt. a friend see-
asstsd Adlerika. The hrst dose took
6rouoht me relief. Now ! eat as
Wlsh, sleep nns and never ten better"
Mrs. Jas. Filler.
AdIsrika acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowels while ordinary laSatlxes
act on the lower bowel only. Aolerika
olves your system q thorough cleans
Inc. tSir1ird out old. poisonous matter
that you would not believe was IN your
system and that has been causing gas
palma. sour stomach, nervousness ano
headaches for month";
Dv. O.. c. SAesS. Hss Ye~k, rsesrisi
Ga slliiis. % isissiissl elssnsiaE, xdisytks
srssfly rslaess bsetsrts I'D colon bseiiu
Give your bowels Q REAL cleansing
with Adlerika and see how good YOU
feel. JUST one spoonful relieves GAS
and stubborn constipation.
Al All Leading Druggists
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visitors in Winston-Salem over
the weekend.
Mrs. J. j. Freeman has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Freno
Maxwell, of Balfour, for several
days. ,
Miss Elsie Barnwell spent last
Tuesday with Miss Mary Lee
Compton.
Miss Ruby Hill was the over
night guest of Miss Mabel LYDIA
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Reid, OF
Rhodhiss, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Ledbetter'
Ben Brown is completing some
farm work on his farm at Valley
Hill.
Mrs. Leah McAbec has return
ed home after being employed at
Fairview for several weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Underwood, OF
Ohio. is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Freeman.
Herman McAbee, who holds a
position at Swannanoa. spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs
Leah McAbec.
La Monte Ioneycutt, of Geor.
Ola. called ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. V. Ledbettcr over the
weekend.
Mrs. Eva Mae Ledbetter, OF
Georgia, visited friends in this
section recently. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Reid called
ON Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lyda
Monday.
The farmers Of this section are
hurriedly taking advantage OF the
spring weather and soon will com
n,enco their crop planting.
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FRISCO BAY MOTOR
STRIKE CALLED OFF

OAKLAND, Calf, March 30
(UP).-The San Francisco Bay
areas first sit-down strike in
General Motors Corp. plant ended
last night as suddenly as it began.
C. n. Daniels, resident manager
of the Fisher-Body, Oakland divi-
sion of G.M.C., announced settle
ment of the dispute which led 235
workers to occupy the local Fish.
err Body plant and which forced
closing of the affiliated Chevrolet
Motors assembly plant earlier in
the day.
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RECORDER HAS
HEAVY DOCKET
Greenville Man Fined in
Prohibition Case; One
Appeal Taken

n VI Levy. nf Gr""nvIile' ,.
e -ys+ Fned 80 and costs- IN
county recorder court yesterday
ON charge OF violating mo pro-
hibitiou law. 60, g.. D.
,roImaa Johnson near Henderson
vile and charged with Transport
ing abou, four gallons OF faS'-
over Roumanian brandy. $780,.
Prayer for judgment ia ne
cas-. of Ben Garr"n, convicted OF
violating the proEIbitio" .'"' wa
continued 20 Mar 10.
Elizabeth Mitchell vas acHu..,,-
cd on a charge of assault WIN
deadly weapon. -.t
Iucis Coleman was convicted
os assault with deadly Weapon
and sentenced 20 serve 90 iaES'
Otho Gibbs. convicted OF being
drunk and disordcrly IN TWO
couu,s. was sentenced 10 serve
30 days in each case.
The state mol pressed drunk
and disordcrly. resisting an ON
Ger and violating the prohibition
law charges against Ralph nam
lltOn. rI
Wilson Smith, convicted OF lar,
ceny, was sentenced to serve oo
DAYS Defendant appealed to Su-
pcrior court and bond was set al
800. H.
Gcorgc Underwood was order
cd 10 serve IL month, on charge
of assault, with deadly weapon.
Defendant appealed to superior
court and bond was set at SOD
Blakc Reynolds, convicted OF
being drunk and disordcrly' wa
Given a 3O-day sentence. "hich
was suspended for two years on
l.h.ytnr
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CARL RHODES AND
MISS ROGERS MARRY

Carl Rhodes. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Rhodes, and Miss
Myrtle Rogers, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. d. Rogers, were married
at noon today by Magistrate W.:
l.. Miller at his office. Both Of
the contracting parties are from
the county.
Present as witnesses for the
ceremony were Misses Thelma
Edncy and Katie and Mae Will
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-30
BARNWELL

oRARNWELL, March 30.-Sev-
:|-o7 from this section attended
~ baccalaureate sermon at the
EJro,.yille school house Sunday,
March 81. Roy LYDIA and Misses
OLGA Ledbctter and Thelma free.
man were the three graduates
from this section.
Mrs. Willard LYDIA Visited her
daughter. Mrs. Homer Reid, sun
i;,tIe Junior Reid has recov-
cred from an attack of whooping
Frasier Clarkton, of Tennessee
called on Willard LYDIA SATURDAY,:
Arthur Raines. and father, OF
Flat Rock. were through this Sec
ton Sunday.
HarIand Lcdbetter, who has
been employed at Rhodhiss, has
returned home.
Joe Ballard called on Roy LYDIA
recently. 49,,
Easter passed quietly IN thi"
section. c.
J. W. Whitcside was the Sun
day dinner guest of Mrs. j. L.
Ownby.
Homer Reid, who holds a posi-
ton at Swannanoa, spent the
weekend with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Freeman
and children. Agnes and Joe.
spent the Easter holidays with
their daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Fry of Winston
Salem. :.
Miss Catherine LYDIA visited
Misses Pauline and Bertha Con-
ner, of Chestnut Grove, Friday
afternoon.
Daniel McHcnrv, P. c. Morris,
Misses Paula and Sylvia Morris.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rodolphus
Brown and children. Wilhe!mina
and Maurice, Of Montgomery,
Ala, were through this section
Easter Sunday. ,
Carl Reid, of Swannanoa, called
on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. +.
Reid. Sunday.
Miss Clara Freeman. who holds
2 position in Hcndersonville, spent
the weekend with her sisters,
Misses Pearl and Helen Freeman.
Miss Julia Whiteside is spend
ing a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Whitesidc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Duncan and
son. Dean, OF Tracey Grove, and
Messrs. Herman and Charles Nc
Abec. Of West Asheville, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Willard LYDIA last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Moore visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Free
man. Sunday morning.
Mrs. John LYDIA is i'll with flu.
Miss Myrtle Lvda spent Friday
afternoon with Miss Evelyn Case
of Bear Wallow.
Misses Emmie and Helen Own
by spent Thursday night with
their grandmother, Mrs. Jason
Ownby.
Miss Mabel Lvda spent night
recently with Miss Ruby Hill of
Fruitland.
Miss Myrtle LYDIA spent last
Tuesday and Wednesday night
with Mrs. Clyde Laughter.
Miss Olga Ledbettcr spent last
Tuesday with Miss Juanita Bycrs
Of Mount Moriah. .
Miss Willie Ruth Lvda visited
Miss Frances Steppc Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Freeman
and little son, Johnny Lee, were
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ROOSEVELT FAILED
TO REVEAL HIS FULL
COURT PROGRAM

Continued from page oncD
a subsidy for unconscionable en-
ployers."
Labor department officials saw
in the passage a possible basis on
which the necessity of minimum
wage legislation might be cstab-
liShcd.
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TEN DOLLARS" SAYS J. p.

NEW YORK, March 30. (UP).
John Shcin, %, was arrested for
giving a cigaret to a chimpanzee
in the zoo. Schein explained that
the Chimp" smoked the cigarct
and seemed to enjoy it; the spec
tators laughed and seemed to en-
joy it; and Schein said he, him.
self, enjoyed it. Magistrate Will
liam Knapp said: "Ten dollars"
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SETTLE SEA CASES

NEW ORLEANS, March 30
(UP).-Miss Marian Huntington,
railway heiress from San Francis
CO, last night settled out Of court
civil suits for $4,000 damages
brought by two Of her yachts
crew for alleged brutality at the
hands of Capt. Frederick LANCE
on a recent West Indian cruise.
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WALKER GETS JOB

NEW YORK, March 30. (UP)
James J. Walker. former mayor
of New York, yesterday held his
first public office since he was
ousted as mayor in 1924 job
as a member of n lunacy commits
sion. He showed uD for work 30
minutes late but will get $3.50 for
his work.
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REBELS ADMIT MANY
REDS EXECUTE,
Continued from. gagc An,

Continued from aage o,,,
lara front ten day, ago.
In preparation for such , -
sibility, however. h. repo-, y
has concentrated 10000 ,,,,.
for immediate Shipmen, "a g.,
to bolster the tagging cfFen,y"' !,
Franco.
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SENATOR HOLT MAKES
COURT PLAN CHARGE

Continued from page onc)
for my vote, Of course, but he
knew and | knew what he was
talking about
Black asked why he had not
taken his accusation to a grand
jury.
II know Joe Keenan," said
Black, land he doesn't do things
like that. Besides, I'd hate to ad-
nit | had such a reputation that
people would offer me things like
that and get away with it,"
Holt replied that he made the
charge public and that "the whole
country knows that unless you go
along with the administration you
will be punished"
al have no respect" Black re-
tortcd. "for anyone who would
make such an offer and less for
anyone who would listen to it9
Chairman Henry F. Ashurst, d.,
Ariz.. Of the senate judiciary COM
mittee, commented that he feared
Holt "sceks 70 wound the assistant
attorney general"
The supreme court and the pres
idcnt's proposal became the CEN
ter Of senate debate after intro
duction of three proposed consti-
tutional amendments dealing with
the problem of the courts. They
were.
|. a proposal by Sen. John II.
Bankhead, d., Ala, that congress
be given power to regulate agri-
cultural and industrial production
in interstate commerce and to nix
minimum wages and maximum
hours in industry.
2. A proposal by Sen. Arthur
H. Vandenberg, r.. Mich, permit
ting congress to "limit and pro-
hibit"-but not rcgulate-child
labor under &c years.
3. A proposal by Sen. Theodore
G. Bilbo, D., Miss, to give con-
gress the right TO override su-
preme court decisions Of unconstl-
tutionality by two-thirds vote. d.
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NEW MATTSON CASE
SUSPECT IS HELD
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ahead Of the Gavagan bill. 49,
Paso, who will reach the retire
ment age on May !, was in charge
of the questioning. Once last night
he was heard to remark there
will be a plane load of federal
men here from the west coast by
tomorrow afternoon"