Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1928, Page 20

20 COLONBIA DEPORTS MISEDN DELEEATE Anti-Communist Measures Stir Workers—Castrillon to Appeal. ‘ By the Associated Press. BOGOTA, Colombia, July 30-—Dis- patches from Baranquilla today said Alberto Castrillon, Colombian work- men’s delegate to the last Moscow con- ference, had been ordered deported to Mexico by the departmental governor on instructions from the ministers of state and war The action threatens to prolong the Bitter congressional debate on the gov- @ments proposed anti-Communist legisiation. Castrillon. who Jailed immediately after his return from Mos- cow, is appealing the decision. clain Colombtan citizenship. ‘The anti-Communism m: passed the Senate and ar: debate in the Chamber “The debate has created interest through- out the country, being maried by ex- treme bittern d violent attacks by the runority spokesmen against the government Several members of the cabinet found ft necessary to Appear personally to do- fend themselves against criticisms of Campaign Papers Of Napoleon Are Found in Poland| | Br Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily | News. Copyright. 1928 | WARSAW. July 30.—The Kronicki | 1ibrary at Cracow is the scene of | the discovery of an important col- lection of Napoleonic papers from the years 1793 to 1797. The papers include sketches and plans in Na- poleon’s own handwriting for the great Italian campaigns which made his_reputation. So far no information is available as to how the documents reached Poland. They may have been brought by Napoleon's famous Polish mistress, Countess Walewska, whose son by Napoleon subsequently played a part in Polish politics. e policy. The critics are demand; know whether the United States Si Department influenced the suspension of the decree regulating the emergency oil law The decree regulating the ergency ofl law was suspended on 2 by the President after seve il companies had opened s its constitutionality. The State rtment had also taken up the que on informally with the Colombian go ernment through Minister Piles Boar THE EVENING LANDSLIDE HAMPERS f LEE HIGHWAY WORK | | Foot Bridge Travel Halted Until, Workers Clear Bank Where Spout | Run Span Was Dynamited. Special Dispateh (o The Star \ CLARENDON, Va.. July 30.—A land- | slice resulting from Saturday night's neavy rain added to the trouble of | workmen who had difficulty demolish- ing Spout Run Bridge last week, it was discovered this morning i Tons of carth had slipped down (he bank near where the bridge stood and covered a temporary foot bridge. The contractors, Corson & Gruman, barred travel over the foot bridge because of {he apparent insecurity of the banks. E. M. Blackman, night watchman auarded the soan until a crowbar was nsed this morning to comvlete the slide ond make the surroundings safe for workmen. Removal of Swvout Run Bridge for its replacemént by a con- crete span was a prase of the widen- ing of the highwey between Rosslyn and Cherrydale, The first Summe: camp was estab- lished fn this country 47 years ago majority of people were rather skeptira! about its usefniness, but today it is cha- arterized as the most fmporfant step i education that America has given to the world. 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