Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1928, Page 27

THREE INDICTED | IN BANKRUPTCY A‘gccused of Conspiracy tol bonceal Assets—28 Other ! True Bills Returned. SAustin E. Gibson, formerly afplumbing busine: his wi A; Gibson, wi i the busine emnplc y Gib: \‘in- indicted today far alleged conspil national bankruptc igto bankruptey Ch: M The indictment ch: cused conspired to co longing to the bani tee in bankruptc ailed to report léged copsp dictment. Ar of a company k Heating & Piping in the name of whi ened at a bank from, it is alleged, wit Gibson and placed in d to Chief Justice McCoy today. The grand jurors declined to indict Joseph Szezsey and Joseph Smi charged with joy-riding, and Ar Benning, charged with an a and the them were: . alias_Alfred Grigsh cClure, Eugene F. Crid e and Leonard Johnson ng: James Wright n and Herbert J. Chi ; Henry Snowden, Alb H. Kemp, Le Roy D Stevens, R. Shiclds and Richard Green Joy-riding, Minnie Veronica Young and Samuel g, Frances Mae Py se gery and uttering; Jerry T. Doh false pretenses; Vernon Harold Mc ley. nonsupport of minor child; Le Jackson and Washington Page, Tobber Remus Burchett, Curtis Holmes, Louls Washington, Edgar Henson Primrose, Elmer Turner and Alien Mosby; assault with dangerous weapon. INTERNATIONAL COURT TOPIC OF SENATOR WALSH Stresses That by Reservation Five U. S. Sought Only Equality With Other Nations. The Senate sought only equality with other nations when it added reservation No. 5 to its consent to United States adherence to the protocol of December 16, 1920, of signature of the statute for the Permanent Court of Interna- tlonal Justice, Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana declared yesterday at the weekly forum luncheon given by the Women'’s National Democratic Club. Senator Walsh explained the United States’ entrance into the World Court hinges on whether a majority vote or a unanimous vote of the Council of the League of Nations is necessary to lay before the court a request for an cpin- don. If a unanimous vote is decided upon, he pointed out, all members would be equal and the United States might become a member, while if a majority vote is determined upon, Senator Walsh ¢laimed the United States would not be én equality with other members. Wo ()i[_)\\:\R D The Christmas S(ore w26 ... s ITS SHADOWS DEEPEN INTO HE spectre, Age, has one great ally, Negleet. The tiny shadows which neglect traces at the corners of our eyes and mouth are the forerunners of ageing lines and discouraging w But these are put to care. If you keep cons | Woodruff said, because the builders had | Robinson Thanked By Senator Curtis For Vote “Support’ Vice President-elect Curtis has °d Senator Robinson of Arkansas, the man who ran t. him. for the latter's support you gave me in mpaign.” But, fortunately for party pride, the thanks were tendered through a case of mis- taken identity. Mr. Curtis received visual proof d appreciation in rday when Sen- amid a roar of laughter from a group of Senators who had gath- ered about the two vice presiden- tial candidates to congratulate or ms, said Senator Robinson, 1fter the election, Senator d by telegrams among them one_from or Robinson. A T of aphers was em- loyed to messages d one of the replies, intended a Republican_supporter, was Senator Robinson. hat he thinks of my nator Robinson a) while Senator in the laughter. FOR NAVY AIRSHIP ASKED| pensive Non-corroding Metal, Woodruff Explains. ! By the Associated Press. | bill proposing to increase from | 300,000 to $400,000 the appropriation | for "construction of an experimental metal airship for the Navy, being buill | by the Aircraft Development Corpor: on_of Detroit, was introduced tod: tative Woodruff, Republic- | n, Michigan. | _The additional sum was needed, rroding metal to re- | duraluminum of which the t to be constructed. 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