Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1926, Page 37

PACKERS PHELD BYAPPEALS CORT Right of Government to Ex- amine Company Books Is Denied. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 28.—Litigation of several years between the Govern- ment and the large packing com- wanies over the Government's right to cxamine the packing companies’ books was decided for the packers yes- terday by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, which ruled the Governmenf has no right to examine or make coples of the books, and or- dered the dismissal of the mandamus proceedings {instituted by the United States Attorney General and _pre- viously upheld by Federal Judge Adam C. Cliffe. The Government's action was based on the packers and stockyards act of 1921, which, the Government claimed, zave the Secretary of Agriculture the right to examine and make copie: of all the books and records of the vackers for the information of Con- gress and for use in possible investi- gation of conditions In the packing businese. Packers Defy Order. outset, Swi - cretary of Agriculture, claiming that the act was unconstitutional and violated articles of the fourth and fifth amendments to the Constitution. Mandanrus proceedin vere insti- tuted bafore Judge Cliffe to compel the surrender of the books by the pack- crs, and the Government's contention was upheld in this court. The Circuit Court of aypeals, in a decision written by Judge Samuel Al- schuler, held that the demand of the (overnment was unreasonable and in violation of the constitutional rights of the packers. The demand was also Abefiartin Says: Girls make th’ best clerks ’cause they don't have t' show us what they wear. (Copyright, John F. Dille Co. ——e DRY AGENT SUSPENDED. Youthful Sleuth Accused of Forc- ing Bribe From Druggist. CHICAGO, October 28 (#).—Lester F. Rabineau, young prohibition agent, rnest L. Duck, assistant s district attorney, that he had forced a $50 bribe from a druggist, it was learned yesterday. Rabineau has been an agent, under >, Yellowley, prohibition adminis- or, for a year and has figured in scores of accusations against drug stores. Youthful and of good appear- ance, Rabineau and another agent, accompanied by two modish women, had little difficulty in many cases. of giving gin and whisky selling drug- gists the impression that they were anything but prohibition agents. OPEN UP GOLD RUSH ON ALASKAN STYLE Swedes Hear of New Discovery of Precious Ore in Province of Vesterbotten. By the Associated Fress. SKELLEFTEA, Sweden, October 28.—A gold rush on the Alaskan style is taking place here, due to the re- ported new discoveries of valuable ore bodies in the Province of Vester- botten. The list of minerals they sontain includes copper, zinc, arsenic, silver and gold. At Boliden, where most of the gold occurs, mining has already started. There is as yet no railroad to the place and the best owe is carted to the waterfront in motor trucks, while the lower grades are stored. New buildings are springing up at a rapid pace and plans for an entir¢ city have been laid out about the vil- lage nearest the mine. The ore was discovered by the new electrical prospecting methods _in vented by Hans Lundberg and Karl Sundsberg, Swedish mining engineers. Sheets to the number of more than 300 can be dealt with at one time by a new wflsl“ng machine exhibited in London. Extra Dry and Pale That’s held to be too inclusive and even in excess of the authority of the Fed- eral Trade Commission, which has wide powers in such matters. In his decision, Judge Alschuler dis- missed a claim of the packers that the Wederal courts had no jurisdiction whatever in the matter, but allowed ; their contention that the Government has no blanket powers to delve into their records unless some charges of irregularities have been made and an investigation is under way. | Judges Walter T. Page and A. 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