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CRABS CARRY DISEASE

BEAUFORT, N. c.-By putting
commosii mud crabs and sick
oysters Under a microscopic test,
Dr: HetBsrtta Prytherch has
solved the; mystery of an oyster
disease that has cost southeastern
oystermen an estimated $1,000
600 since 1880.
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IN THE COIHT OF THE CouN-
STATE OF FLORIDA. ~ pro-

AIE VI fADhtDA. IN PRO-
In. re Estate Of:
William A. Jofsn son.
Deee2aeA
FfWAf. NOTICE
Notice 10 hereby gIvea that the
undersigned viii On the 1gth day ~
November. A. - 1898. rresenf "a
the Honorable Raymond r. Lard
county Judge % Monroe County
kt0fsda. my final return. are0an z
and vouchers az EKsrutFfx % The
estate % william A. 19huNon. de-
ce4s@d. late % Monroe Cgusty
RfoFtda- and ~ said time thsn ara
there make application 10 fh@ said
$EdEe for f.naf settlement 81 nnT
adAsHsstFafion Of said estate az
Tor az Order dssehaFKtng me As
sueh Ex&ewars1
Dated tAis fth day % September.
A. y. lez4
CLAUDIA V JOHNSON.
40 E1s@Skrtx % kh@ Estate Of VII
lAssm A. aehaasa. deceased
ssEsis.is-s4; oett-s-IE-z.- 80. asys.
I4.ts1s
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Therefore. this policy calls for
a, navy large enough to keep any
probably combination of foreign
fiayies FAR from American shores.
Naval bases far out in the Pa
cific, with Hawaii as a center.
and bases in the Atlantic, includ-
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Naturally, the first line of de-
tense is the navy. It's strategy is
that the fleet should not be weak
ehed by division between the At
lantic and Pacific and that in de-
Tending our territory, in the
words of Admiral Leahy, I'VE
cannot assume an attitude of pas
sive defense and simply beat off
attacks at one place and later at
another. In such a case we would
see our coasts blockaded, our
outlying possessions seized, our
commerce, both coastwise and
foreign, driven off the seas and
we would undergo the costly ex-
perience of finding the war last
ing Jas long as, the enemy willed
r..
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LEGALS

Florida. in chancery, in that certain
cause therein pending wherein
Emily n. Price Joined by her hus-
band and next friend, Glenn c.
Price are eomplainants, and Title
and Securities Company. a dissolved
Florida Corporation, ID. r. Mcneil.
Don p. Johnston. A. u. MCNEIL, as
the directors of the Title and Sc
curitieS Company, individually and
as trustees of the property of said
dissolved corporation and all parties
or persons whether natural. cor
pOrate or municipal Interested i'm
the land herein being foreclosed
upon and hereinafter particularly
described claiming through or un-
der said dissolved corporation: At
lantic Salvage Corporation, a cor
poration organized and existing
under the laws of the State of Flor
ida. and Felice Salzillo and -
SalZillO.. her husband, if married.
aree defendants. the undersigned
Special Master in Chancery, ap-
pointed by said decree, will offer
for sale at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash, before the
front door OF the County Court
~, Florida, on Monday the eth day
OF November. A. u. l92S (same be-
ing a rule day of said Court and a
legal sales day. during the legal
hours OF sale. to-wtt, between IL
O'Clock in the forenoon and o'clock
In the afternoon of said day, the
following described property TO
satisfy said decree by payment of
the amounts therein specified:
On the Island of Key aVest
and is part of Lot Three ca in
Square Seven t7) according to
William A. whitehead's map or
plan of said Island delineated
in February A. u. 1899; COM
mencing at a point on DuYal
Street at the dividing line he
tween Lots Three (3D aud Four
g. ca in said Square Seven Cd
and running thence along the
line of said Duval Street In a
Northwesteriy direction Thirty
four t34) feet: thence at right
angles in a NoFtheasterly tii-
rection Fifty-six (56 feet and
six go inches: thence at right
angles In q Southeasteriy di-
rection Thirty-four CAD feet;
thence at right angles in a
Southwesterly direction Fifty
&c SIX tS6l feet and six (sl sIiiches
to the. place OF beginniHGOa
ALLAN II. cLEAkE, JR.,
~ Special Master III Chancery
RAYMANT1rR. h9RD. sldgui79e
II Solicitor fer S9mplainRntfV
oefl ; ~ ,s ney {. 1898
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IN THE CIRg.t'tT Eotitr az THE
ELEVENTH JuDICtAL IsSnCUIT
or FLORIDA. IN AMI rem NON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANcEnYs


IN THE CIRCtitT, G0tfiF on THE
ELEVENTH JuDTCtAL Is3ncUTT
or FLORIDA. N Ann rem MON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANcERY.
SEVERANCE sc".
BEN q. KENDALL,
Plaintiff.
VS.. Tax Sale Foreclosure.
MERCHANTS REALTY COR.
PoRATIoN, a Florida corpora
tloHs 81 al,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as Special Master, un-
der and by virtue OF the Final De-
cree of Foreclosure heretofore en-
tered In that certain cause pending
in the Circuit Court Of the Eleventh
JUDICIAL Circuit of Florida. In and
for Monroe County in chaneery.
which Ben g. Kendall o. plaintiff.
and. Merchants Realty Corporation.
Florida corporation. et al, are de-
PENDANTS. l, as Special Master In
chancery appointed by the Court In
said decree. under and by virtue OF
the terms thereof VIII offer for sale
and sell at public cutlery 90 the
highest and best bidder for cash at
the 'front.' door OF the Court House
Of Monroe County. en- the city of
Key. West. Florida. on the 7th day
OF November, a. y. 1898. between
the hours % eleven o'clock A. AZ.
and two O'clock y. NJ, the same be-
Ing legal sales day and the hours
the legal hours OF sale. the follow
ing. described property situate IN
Monroe County. Florida, to.wlt.
-, Lot 81 OF Blk. X. Lot ~
Blk. ~; Lots 20 and 81 OF Blk.
q; Lot s OF Blk. III; and Lot 10
OF Blk. o. Of pINECREsT
MAINLAND. according 90 the
plat thereof recorded in Plat
Book ! az pages ~ 90 and D5 OF
the Public Records OF Monroe
County, Florida.
The said property as aforesaid to-
gether with all the tenementN.
herediiaments and appurtenanceH
thereunto belonging. or In any wise
appertainIng. being said 20 satisfy
said decree.
Dated this 18th day % October.
A. D. 1895.
(sd.l +. s. CARO-.
Special Master In chancsry.
IRA G. HANCOCK,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
oetI6-zf-x9. nOv5 1888
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AIR FORCE

| In the air, the approved pro-
gram for the Navy calls for 5000
airplanes, and the Army wants
not less, than $500. When these
ships are built our aerial force
will not compare with that of
some European nations, but plans
are under consideration to insure
mass production of additional air.
planes in the event of an emer-
gency.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN cHANCEHY.
John Calvert Dawson,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Virginia Holt Dawson
Defendant


VS..
Virginia Holt Dawson
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by sworn bill in
the above cause that Virginia
Holt Dawson, the defendant here
in. is over the age of twenty-one
years: that her residence is UNI
known, and that there is no per-
son in the State of Florida, the
service of a subpoena upon whom
would bind the defendant;
II Is therefore ordered and de-
creed that the said defendant be
and she is hereby required TO ap-
pear TO the said bill of COM
plant on or before the 5th day
Of December. 1898, otherwise the
same 10 be taken as confessed
against her.
II IS further ordered and de-
creed that this order be pub
lished once each week for four
consecutive weeks in the Key
West Citizen. . newspaper pub
lshed in said County and State.
On this 5th day Of November,
A. ID. 1883.
(SEAL.l Ross c SAWYER
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
(Sgdl BY Florence Z Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
novS-i2-le-26s dec, 1893
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NIX IOGoHAHNG
"a. ~ AT
k!aR -A~MAIHMNGTON
BY HUGO S. SIMS. Special Washinst
on Cofrespondent OF The Citizen


United States Reconsider ing Defenses; U. S. Navy
Whipped Up But Slowly If Needed Suddenly;
Army Equipment Poor; Air Force To Be
e4 Increased 8 Demo cratic Countries
- Usually sIlEPrepared 5 4 3aed ~" Z.
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Realizing that modern wars are
won largely on the strength of
industrial organizations that sup
port the fighting arms, the gov
eminent plans action to insure
the development of sufficient
power, the rehabilitation of the
transportation system, and the
organization of industry to pro-
vide adequate material.
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In democratic countries there is
a tendency to doubt if the nation
really needs the armament, and
the debate continues while ag-
gressors prepare. Inasmuch as
ornaments lag behind the deci-
sion to prepare, the democracies
tend to be hopelessly outdistanc-
ed by nations that secretly plan
policies of aggression and then
prepare for the contingency.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
~ and F0R MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.

FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re-: Estate OF
AD0LPH w. MAGERHAGs.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL.
DISCHARGE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned. WILLIAM n
WARREN and J. J. TREVOR. ad-
ministrators, eta Of the estate OF
Adolph w MagerhAna seNlIl, on the
5lsi day 81 December D n. 1888.
submit their final accounts en- said
Estate to the Honorable Raymond
9. Lord. County Judge in ard for
MonFcs County. Florida. fer APP
prevail. and az the same time file
their application for aisrharge
from further administration OF said
estate. said Administrator. eta
having faithfully performed their
dntles and completed the said ad-
mtntstrasian.
This sssh day Of October A. d.
WILLIAM n WARREN
J. J. TREVOR.
Administrators eta of Estate OF
Aaeiph W. MAKerhara
AIRREfsL & MALONE.
Attorneys fer Administrator G. II
cctz@-@ - n0v&-t&-l3+zs. aer1-Is-ET.
1919. =
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES c0unT.
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
STATE or FLORIDA. ~ Pro
HATE.
In re Estate Of
CONSTANCE RoBERTs Ed
WARDS. also soHHstimea known
as Constance u. Edwards.
NOTICE To caEDIToas
To ALL CREDITORS. LRGATEEg.
DISTRIBisTET.S AND ALL PER-
SONs HAVING CLAIMS or De-
MAsf3a AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF CONSTANCE HOBERpBs Ep-
81 a u Us. AI.Ao SOMETIMES
kNQkyNtA - l1ak1sTANcE r. Ed
sssl nss p sSsi - As Ed =; skr.bv
nptifIea aud Eeaglir4a tapfpsksh any
sssksa ~ ~ X ~ Z ! \ IA nj ~ X N I
Estate ofsrahstaasie H0Lsrfd Ed
wards. also HaInetiman knAAsh a.
CONSTANCE u. Edwnfflsf aaeaased.
tate ~ Monroe coppsy, FiqyidR. 20
90 ne !i"nsTsbls Itayniond =; Lord.
County IudEe, ~ and for M0nr0s
county. Florida. AZ HE OFFICE IN me
County Court House Of Monroe
Eounty. Florida. within eight enl-
snaaf fa9nfhs from the date 81 the
first publication hereof. Haid claims
or dsmsndh shall be In writing and
contain the place 81 residences and
post office address ~ the claimant
and shall be sworn 10 BY the claim >
ant. hIs agent or attorney.
All aafh claims aF demands not
filed within the time and In the
manner prsscribsa hersln shall be
void
Dated TIE 4,h day Of November.
A 10. 1884
IRENE a. 9TnAuGHTER
~ Administrative Of the Estate %
ConHtsnes Roberts Edwards. aiso
sometimes knSWn as Fonata see
T. Edwards, deceased
~. CURRY HARRIS,
Attorney fer Administrative.
nog. k.iz=te.ze,Is1tI
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIACUlT
or MONROE COUNTY, FLOh-
IDA. IN CHANCEHf.
No. 7-72
Plaintiff
RACHEL C. SIMPSON, a widow,
Defendants.
NOTICE AND ORDER OF PUB
IIGATI0N
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Theater O,oner Rejects Rent
After Hitler Film Is Sh0,un

Just who is going to give the $50
to what and in whose name provided
question more complicated than the
Rome-Berlin axis here today after the
showing of the news reel "Hitler's Visit
to Rome" in a theater directed by al,
Orthodox Jew.
Abe Toxins, manager of the Rialto
Theater, where the picture was shown
last night, announced this morning
that $50 offered him in payment for
the use of the house had been abrupt
ly refused with the request that the
money be given to the German refuge
fund in the name Of the Italian AM
bassador, Signor Fulvio de Suvich.
Donate Bianchi, who operates a
travel agency at 1114 H street NV.
and admittedly negotiated the deal for
the screening" said he could not give
the money to any one or anything in
the name of TIE italian Ambassador
He said he would gladly turn it over
to Mr.. Toxins, who could in turn give
1t to the refugee fund or whatever
charity he wished.
To this Mr.. Toxins replied: "The
theater was loaned presumably for the
use Of the Italian Ambassador and o
group Of guests who wanted to see =
motion picture and did not have the
projection equipment to display it.
Therefore, think it is up to the AM
bassador to let the $50 be donated Ia
his name"
Evening star., 1938-06-16

Mr.. Toxins said that neither he
nor Mrs. Louise Noonan Miller, CO.
director Of the Rialto, had been ap-
prised Of the nature Of the picture
when they were asked to let it be
used. He said they at first suggested
that the Ambassador and his friends
might enjoy the use of smaller the
ater operated by them, which would be
available after II pm. The reply was
that this hour was inconvenient for
the embassy officials.
Instead of a small party such as
might be expected at q screening, Mr..
Toxins said about ZOO people showed
up at the Rialto last night to cheer
Hitler and II Duce. He said there
were ushers dressed in Fascist black
shirts and wearing military medals.
They gave the Fascist salute to men,
bers OF the embassy staff who attend.
ed the party. Signor de Suvich was
among those present.
Later we found out that invita-
tons had been issued to members
OF the Italian colony here, and that
the invitations said the show was
sponsored by the District Of Columbia
chapter of Italian War Veterans" Mr..
Toxins declared Indignantly. How
could any orthodox Jew accept money
Tor such q Fascist demonstration?
The $50, however-which originally
came from the Italian Embassy, 1t
mas been learned-still is hanging fre
until one side or the other gives In
or makes some usa af Il.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
FRENCH DEPUTIES
FIGHT WITH FISTS
Guards Clear Chamber as
Communists Demand
Aid for Spain.
Ry the Associated Press.

PARIS, June l6-An alarm signal
summoning guards to clear the hall
sounded today in the Chamber oi
Deputies for the first time in q dec
ade as Communists and Rightist depu-
ties fought over Frances policy to-
ward the Spanish civil war.
The two extreme factions mingled
In a free Fall over the Communists
demands that France end her policy
Of non-intervention and open the way
to aid for the Spanish government.
Two Rightist deputies, Fernand
Claadet and Francois Peugeot, were
injured and were escorted from the
chamber with blood dripping from
their faces.
Previously Premier Edouard Dala-
dier's national defense government hac
STAYED of a vote in the Chamber oi
Deputies on aid for the Spanish gov.
ernment
Collapse of the governments re-
sistance on the Mediterranean coast
was said to have alarmed the Com.
munists over the outcome of the Span.
ish civil war unless the French frontier
is opened for arms and men for Bar
celona's army.
Communist leaders in the past few
days also have been demanding that
Daladier act to halt the insurgents
aerial bombardments on civilian cen
ters and neutral shipping.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Snapshot Contest of Star
To Offer Fame and Fortune

On Sunday, July 10, the famous road
to Fame and Fortune will be opened
to amateur photographers OF WASH
ington and vicinity.
This date marks the opening Of The
Stars Annual Amateur Snapsot Con-
test, In conjunction with the News
paper National Snapshot Awards.
There will be $4,000 In national
awards for winning snapshots.
In addition to $4,000 in national
prizes, The Star viii award the fol-
lowing local prises during it Amateur
Snapshot Contest:
Five dollars first prise svsey week.
n prize for every photo ND weekly.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
BANK DEPOS|TORS
TO SHARE $175,0DD
Old Mount Vernon SAVINGS
to Pay Out Sum to
Two Groups.
By HAROLD B. ROGERS.

Plans have been completed for pay
ment of about $175,o00 in cash to
25.400 depositors Of the old Mount
Vernon Savings Bank, it was learned
today.
These depositors are divided into
two groups-consisting Of $4,000 who
hold participating certificates of $50
or less each in the Mount Vernon
sLiquidating Trust and about 400 de-
positors who are designated as non
assenters" in the reorganization plan
which Is winding UP the affairs of the
Mount Vernon Savings Bank.
The reorganization program, which
Is now in its final stages, provides for
the Mount Vernon Savings Bank to
give up its charter in West Virginia;
to pay OF these two classes Of de-
positors, and to set up new organiza-
ton known as the Mount Vernon
Mortgage Corp, q going concern with
common and preferred stock amount
ing to $l,125.000. The Count Vernon
Lquidating Trust will be terminated.
Non-Assenters Take Cash.
The frst class of depositors to be
paid is the group known as non
assenters," who held participating
certificates Of more than $50 each.
They elected to take cash instead of
participating in the reorganization
plan. AS consequence these 400 de-
positors already have been notified
that checks amounting to Is per cent
Of the face amount of their participat-
ing certificates in the Mount Vernon
Lquidating Trust are available at the
omce Of the Mount Vernon Liquidating
Trust, room 206, Machinists' Building
Ninth street and Mount Vernon place
NV. These people will receive a total
Of about $4,000.
This represents a pro rata distribu-
ton Of the proceeds from the sale of
all the remaining assets of the Mount
Vernon Lquidating Trust.
The remaining holders of certificates
Of more than $50 each have consented
TO take preferred stock in the Mount
(see BANK, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1938-06-16
SENATE AFFiRMS LAWS
AS ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
D. G. Bar Association President
Confirmed for New Post
Without Debate.

The Senate. without debate, today
confirmed Bolitha J. Laws as an as
sociate justice of the United States
District Court here, to fill one of the
three new places recently created in
that court.
Mr.. Laws is native of Washington
a former assistant district attorney
from 1914 to 1920, and now president
Of the District Bar Association. Hi:
nomination was approved yesterday
by a Judiciary Subcommittee, after
hearings at which Jesse c. Duke and
John A. Savage had appeared in op-
position.
After leaving the district attorneys
office ID years ago, Mr.. Laws practiced
here and in New York, and part OF
the time was on the legal stan of the
Shipping Board.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
STAINS DESCRIBED
TO lands JURORS
Repeated Blows of Stone
Killed Woman, View of
Deputy Coroner.
BY w. H. SHIPPEN, Jr.

How the blood Of the slain Blanche
Gertrude Lands left tell-tale stains
on the hands, clothing and automobile
of her estranged husband, James L.
Lands, was related today to the jury
trying the former fireman on a first
degree murder charge.
DR.. Richard M. Rosenberg, deputy
coroner. testified efforts apparently
had been made to remove the stains
but that scientific tests with a solu-
ton of benzine revealed the presence
Of the blood in large quantities.
After qualifying as an expert, the
witness was asked by Assistant United
States Attorney Cecil r. Hefin:
will you express an opinion a
to how Mrs. Lands was intured?"
The doctor pointed to jagged stone
about the size of two fists, which the
Government had introduced In evil
defce, and replied: In my opinion
Mrs. Lands was beaten to death by
repeated blows with that stone"
p Nearing End of Case.
With DR.. Rosenberg's testimony the
Government was believed nearing
completion of the case against the
former fireman, after the defense sue
ceeded near the close of yesterdays
session in ruling out an accusatory
statement allegedly made by Mrs
Lands shortly before her death.
The defense is attempting to show
the 22-year-old girl was injured IA
tally in fall from the moving auto.
mobile of Lands. With her skull
crushed she was found unconscious
early on the morning of March a.
Sprawled in a lonely section Of Twen.
ty-fourth street NE. She died in
Casualty Hospital two days later.
DR.. Rosenberg testified he per-
formed tests on the young rookie fire.
mans hand after he was arrested. The
hands turned deep blue, and the re-
suits of the tests were positive, the
witness said.
THE tests revealed blood on Lam
dis neck and beneath his finger
nails, the doctor said. There also was
blood on a sock used as a sandbag
and blood and hair on the stone. The
blood On the stone was the same type
as that of Mrs. Landis'."
Blood Found on Car.
DR.. Rosenberg said he later ex-
amined Lands sedan and found blood
on the wheels, the running board, the
tenders, bumper, steering gear and
at several points on the floor He
said the blood had been smeared over
the wheel as If in an effort to wash
1t on. The witness explained he also
found blood on an automatic pistol
in the car. In addition, there were
blood stains on the fireman's shirt
trousers and shoes.
DR.. Rosenberg said the fact that
there were no brush burns on Mrs
Lands body and no dirt in her
wounds helped to convince him she
(see lands, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1938-06-16
FARM LOAN BILL VETO
OVERRIDDEN In SENATE:
WIRE-TAPPINC FOES FAIL
BeIated House Effort to Kill
Measure PrOves of No Avnil
Proposal Is Subject of Angry Exchange
on FIO0r-OCOnpOr Predicts Veto
if 1t Is Finally Passed.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Supreme Courts inualidation OF
Dire-tapping at last term proved
setback to local low enforcement
agencies and resulted in dropping
OF case against Abe Plisco, alias
"Jewboy" Dietz, described as one OF
citys leading gamblers. Courts
ruling Was based on Federal Com
mnnicdtiols Act section making
Dire-tapping felony and banning
use OF evidence so obtained.
Desperate efforts to block bill t,
legalize overlapping by law enforce
ment agents broke out in the Capito
today as the measure awaited concur.
renee by the Senate in some minol
amendments voted yesterday by tn.
House.
Slipped through the adjournment
minded House late yesterday without
Evening star., 1938-06-16

$25 each for four winners at the end
Of the contest and = chance to win
the national awards. For a single
snapshot contestant may win more
than $500 in the local and national
awards ct national salon In Ex-
paorers' Hall of the National Geo.
graphic Society in Washington in Oc-
tober. Here's the chance to ride your
hobby to fame and fortune.
Leading newspapers scattered from
coast to coast will again participate
In this Nationwide contest.
There are no restrictions Is to where
any one may take pictures. All pic
(eee CONTEST, Pare A-2.)
Evening star., 1938-06-16

debate. the measure was the subject OF
brief. but angry exchange on the
House floor early this afternoon as q
request was made for unanimous con-
sent to recall the bill.
Immediately, however, Representa-
tive Pearson, Democrat, of Tennessee,
a member Of the House Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee which
reported the bill, objected on the
grounds the legislation is essential and
salutary.
As the effort thus was blocked,
Representative Eberharter, Democrat,
Of Pennsylvania, warned the bill would
deprive citizens of protection for "un-
reasonable search and seizure" Repre-
sentative O'Connor. Democrat, Of New
York also predicted President Roose-
welt would veto the measure If finally
passed.
Although the outcome of the House
(see WIRE-TAPPING, Page A-3)