Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1929, Page 42

42 CHANGE IN SOUTH'S chumap of e st 2t 1| | anding Privilege || Secretary Chester D. Pugsley, Peekskill, N. Y.; Albert Shaw, eritor of Review| [y Panama Granted of Reviews; Prof. John Dickinson of |U. S. Had Barred Foreign THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, German Amphibian, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929. WoODWARD & LOTHROP Princeton University, and Oswald Gar- BE[IEFS DISEUSS[D rison Villard, emwx‘or the Nation. [LYMAN KENDALL’S WIDOW ! Speakers at Rollins College | Institute Tell Why It Is Not | as “Solid” as It Was. | e SR I By the Associated Press. WINTER PARK, Fla. March 20.—, “The old solid South” isn't what it used to be, according to the diagnosis of publicists, politicians and professors at yesterday's session of the Rollins Col- nstitute of Statesmanship. | e dsay Rogers of ~Colum- | lamented the demise of | folk ways in a saying principal amusements in_the reading Scorr’s novels, chew- | obacco and voting the Democratic | Religious Tssue Blamed. Lathan, editor of the Asheville en, declared that the religious issue ¢ main factor in defeat suffered ¢ in_the South last y r Smith,” he said, “be- cause he was a Catholic and in favor | ¢ free immigration. I wanted to see | ict of the newer element of | zation have a chance at the | presi He admitted, however, that his own reasons for supporting the ticket proved the leading forces resulting in t Hamilton of the Uni- of rth Carolina foresaw a th of Republican strength in the old South, largely because in the region “Republicanism "is no longer incom- patible with respectability.” Session to Close Today. “Republicans,” he said, “no_longer need in the South—even in Texas— protection of the game laws. Not nearly many people as of yore parody the ble by thanking God that they t as other men, even as these P! s. The South is looking to tremendous business expansion. The Republican party, regarded as the emblem of prosperity, makes a more ef- fective appeal than it once did.” The institute will close today with a luncheon conference at which the leaders will participate in a summariza- tion of the accomplishments of the first &nnual session of the organization. Included at the meeting will be Presi- Hamilton Holt of Rollins College, UNLIMITED PARKING SPACE NEAR KAUFMAN'S so— |Last-Minute Easter Needs |at Unusually Low Prices Silk GETS HIS ENTIRE ESTATE | Will Asks Mrs. Kendall to Provide for Jane Lee Xendall, Adopted Child. By the Associated Press. Special Dispatch to The Star. COLON, Panama, March 29.—For the ROCKVILLE, Md, March 20— |first time since President Coolidge is- The will of Lyman B. Kendall, |sued on February 18 an order setting millionaire stock broker, who died re- | forth principles governing flight o for- | cently, has been admitted to probate | €ign aircraft over the Canal Zone, a here. It names Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Ken- | German-owned and operated amphibian dall, his widow, executrix without bond. | Plane, the C-33 of the Skadta Co,, land- After explaining that no provision is | €d in Cristobal harbor yesterday af made for his adopted child, Jane Lee | Noon. The machine came from Colol Kendall, because “I have full confidence | bia, where the Germans have been op- that my wife will provide for her ade- | €rating a freight and mail service for quately,” the instrument bequeaths the | some time. entire estate to the widow. Because of the Panama-United States # treaty of 1903 the American authorities i & S hitherto have refused landing privileges Colombian Premier Dies. to éureigr; mufflul?s' Excep'f.lons were BOGOTA, Colombia, March 29 (P).— | Made onwy the case of sporting Premicr Enrique J. Arrazola died last | fights, such as the Coste-Lebrix ven- night after an ilirfess of a week. 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