Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 38

38 SANDERS LEADS " DN T Coolidge Secretary Will Press Claim for $17,000,000 Held Due From U. S. By the Associated Press, HAVRE, Mont, April 5.—Everett Sanders, secretary. to the President dur- ing the Coolidge administration, will lead the fight of the Assiniboine In- dians of Montana to recover $17,000,000 t.heyt claim from the Federal Govern- ment. Three representatives of the tribe from the Fort Belknap and Fort Peck reservation appeared before Judge C. B. Elwell in District Court here yesterday to sign the contract with Sanders. The claim represents the value placed upon land the Indians assert was grant- ed them under a treaty of 1851, but which was never received. The tract lies between the Yellowstone and Mis- souri Rivers, west of the Musselshell, in Central Montana. The Government claims the grant was extinguished by a later treaty, but the Indian leaders as- sert that the later treaty never was ratified and insist that the grant still is valid. The Indians are represented by the law firm of Davis, James and Beebe. James W. Good, Secretary of War, was their representative until he became a member of the Hoover cabinet. Sanders succet him. SHIPPING NEWS “Arrivals at and_ Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Alfonso XIII—Gijon P nta Marta—Kis Nerissa—Trinidad . DUE TODAY. viathan—Southampton eon XII—Havana . Martinigue—Puerto ol Roma—Genoa .. President Hardin: Mauretania—Southampton DUE TOMORROW. Eungsholm—Gutenburg ... Carinthia—Southampton .. DUE SUNDAY, APRIL 7. Calamares—Port Limol M Nieuw Amsterdam Helig Olav—Copenhagen American Merchant—] Anccn—Cristobal . ;mm—ufl ort Victoria—Bermuda DUE TUESDAY, APRIL 9. Albertic—Liverpool Antonia=TLiverpool ssequibo—Valpar: Virginia—San Fri ivives—Kingston merican _Legion- Mexico—Tampico . DUE WEDNESDA' omeric—Southampton arisruhe—Bremerhaven ovidence—raiia ... ais—Bordesu; DUE THURSDAY, APRIL 11 Bourdol DUE FRIDAY, APRIL 12. Aquitania—Southampton Veendam—Rotterdam ... OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Athenia—Cobh and Liverpool. unargo—Nassau. aris—Plymouth and Havre. Olympic—Cherbourg and Southampton. Lapland—West Indies crulse. Conte Biancamano—Gibraltar, Naples and BStoenCape Haitien, Port de Paix, Go- naives and St. Marc. Western ‘World—Rio de Janeiro, Saatos. ‘Montevideo and Buenos Aires. SAILING TOMORROW. Alaunia—Plymouth, Havre and London. Cameronia—Glasgow and Moville. Bermuda—Bermuda. Albert Ballin—Cherbours, Southampton and R oue B Sona s and Halitex, 1ii—Vigo, Corunna, Gijon, Santan- tic- Minnekahds—London. fushaanis Dok United States—Chnistiansand, Oslo snd Co- penhagen. SAILING MONDAY, APRIL 8. Carinthia—Mediterranean eruise. SATLING TUESDAY, APRIL 9. Maraval—Grenads, Trinidad and Georse- wn. SAILING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. Masuretania—Cherbourg and Southampton. Byron—Piracus, Constantinople and Con- stanza. 1 SAILING THURSDAY, APRIL 11 Bante Maris—Cristobal, Callao and Val- rais0. Cleveland—Cobh and Cherbourg. Muenchen—Southsmpton, Boulogne Bremerhaven. Avon—Bermuda. AMexico—Havans, Progreso and Vers Cruz. Mgt K s pomnso 0 3 Nerissa—Grenada, Trinidad 208 Yeorie- town. President Polk—World cruise. SAILING FRIDAY, APRIL 13. Nieuw “:nmmm—l’lm.lllh. Boulogne and and nargo—Nassau. u-m%—ny;wm Cherbourg and al:llvum Home: and Southamp Nickerie—Port_au_Prince. [|=;md Make our Bus Order Issued To Protect Quiet Of Hoover Church day bia road between Thirteenth and Fourteenth would soon be torn up also and if the peace of the Pres- ident’s church is to be preserved during services still another route must be found for the busses. - CATAPULT LOADS PLANE HITTING 60-MILE SPEED Device i!ay Be Used for Refueling in Endurance Flight, Filot Says. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROOSEVELT FIELD, Long Island, 5.—A_successful demonstration | of was made here yesterday of a new catapult for loading mail, fuel and sup- plies on airplanes while in flight. Lieut. H. B. Clarke, former Army 1 | fiyer, Lfiuoud & plane 60 miles an hour over the catapult, which was set up on the field, and picked up a 23-pound mail sack five times and a 37-pound can of gasoline once. The sack held groceries which included a dozen eggs in a metal container. The eggs were unbroken in the transshipment. After the test Clarke announced that, about May 15, with a relief pilot ani navigator, he would utilize the catapult 3 |in an effort to break the 150-hour- en- durance flight record of the Question Mark, using the catapult as a means of ’ refueling the plane. The catapult is mounted on a chassis and releases a car on which the load is T ¥hced4 The car is released by a hook rom_the plane when it flies over, and travels at about the same rate as the plane until the load is lifted aboard. Seeks Snake, Fires Village. 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CRONDS APPLALD RECORD OF L0 Governor Cheered for Speech| Following House Probe of Auto Purchase, -’ By the Assoclated Press.. 'BATON ROUGE, La., April 5— Leuisiana was attempting today to di- gest the intense fectional Democratic politics served it by opponents and sup- poters of Gov. Huey P. Long, who ¥ fighting for his tical life in im- peachment pre gs in the House o Representatives. . The governor sought to hold pyblic opinion by bringing in his followers from all parts of the State last night to stage a demonstration in the capital which he topped off with a burst of oratory that tore at his enemies and defended his record. He assailed in bit- Itg gm\x all :’2 }E.h‘e‘ d::la’;i newm%efln of uisiana, wl e were striking at him because he to tax against . crowd, which overflowed the hall and branched out into the streets, where they listened to him- through a radio, yelled and checred for three hours and inl:loned his administration with ap- plause. ‘The rally in the hall followed imme- tely adjournment of the House. where all day witnesses were questioned about the expenditure of an appropria- tion of $6,000 which Gov. Long drew in cash to entertain the governors’ confer- ence in New Orleans last November, His accusers charge that he used $1,300 of this fund to purchase an automobile, while Seymour Weiss, assistant manager the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans, said the governor spent $6,200 on the visiting governors. 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