Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1929, Page 20

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Flit spray penetrates into all cracks and corners. Flitkillsflies, mosquitoes, roaches, ants, bedbugs and moths. In spite of being a more deadly product, Flit is absolutely harmless to people. Flit vapor will not stain, The yellow can with the black band. Always use Flit in the new improved Flit sprayer. More for the money in the quart size. spray | which, under the radio law, finds itself Participant in Quarrel Is Killed| 0., COURT FACES MADID PROBLEWS Allocation of Short-Wave Band for Radiotelegraph Is Legal Snarl. When the Court of Appeals of the District reconvenes in the Fall it will find itself entangled in radio’s worst legal snarl—the allocation of the con- tinental short wave band for commer- cial radiotelegraph services. Besides this there are sundry other radio cases awaiting the pleasure of this court. set up as a sort of super-radio com- mission. Appeals are piling up thick and fast gn the court’s docket. But the conti- nental short wave case stands out. Not alone have the three dissatisfied avpli- cants for the right to create Nation- wide radiotelegraph networks asked for judiclal redress, but the allocation of channels to the press of the Nation for the transmission news has been ap- pealed. Thus practically everything allocated by the commission after two years of study for public utility point to point communication is tied up in the court. Trying to Get in U. S. Court. The commission is basing its all on the ground that the court will exceed its lawful jurisdiction if it overthrews the judgments and decisions of the commission. It made this contention in the famous WGY case, but the court ignored it. Now the commission is trying to get into the Supr:me Court of the United States in this case to show that the lower court was without authority to override the commission, and that it has set a precedent that endangers the administration of radio in its decision. There are more than a score of radio cases of all kinds pending hefore the court, Two of them are petitions for “stay orders” seeking to have the com- mission restrained from allocating channels until the court has decided upon the appeals. The Intercity Radio Telegraph Co., one of the applicants, denied its request for some 35 chanaels with which to establish a radiotelegravh network, serving the entire country in competition with wire lines, a fort- night ago, asked the court for a stay order. The court has not yet acted, al- though, under its procedure, it may consider such requests when not ac- tually in session. The other appli- cation for a stay order is in the press short , wave allocation, filed by the Hearst newspapers and press associa- tions, which have asked the_court to hold up the distribution of the 40 channels set aside for the press. The Hearst organization balked against the creation of a single public utility cor- poration, as ordered by the commis- sion for the handling of all press news, but contending that separate corpora- tions should be established by the indi- vidual newspaper applicants. In this the Hearst enterprises are supported by & majority of the original news- paper applicants. Replying to Petitions. One by one, the commission is re- plying to the petitions for appeals and stay orders with motions to dismiss | or with reasons for its decisions. In the Hearst appeal, the last one to be filed, the commission claimed that the | court is without jurisdiction to issue the stay order, and likewise cannot entertain the appeal because the Hearst papers have been denied nothing, Probably the most interesting case the court is called upon to review is that involving the appeal of Station KVOO, at Tulsa, Okla., which sought the channel used by Station KWKH, the “Hellow World” station operated by W. K. Henderson, millionaire iron foundryman of Shreveport, La. KVOO was denied its request by the commis- sion. ~ The commission, which under the law must flle with the court all of the evidence in the case, is pre- paring to submit approximately 175,000 affidavits introduced in testimony on behalf of the Henderson station. Mr. Henderson is alleged to have used pro- fanity over his station ingmore than | one instance. The commis¥on is hav- | ing a difficult time trying to devise a means of defending its decision in favor of the station. (Copyright, y the Consolidated Press) —. DEATH COMES TO TWO IN SHOOTING AFFRAY Instantly—Innocent Farm Youth Slain Through Error, By the Associated Pres SO argument, were dead yesterddy as the result of a shooting affray at the home of Hiram Sexton, 65, Saturday night, which started when Sexton admonished several young people at his home for making so much_ noise. Sexton’s warning to the young peo- ple resulted in a quarrel and a few sec- onds later guns were blazing. Sexton dropped, mortally wounded, and died a few seconds later. Witnesses said Sexton was shot by Raymond Huff, 21, one of the visitors. Huff was struck twice in the exchange of shots, but his wounds were slight. The younger man ran out of the door following the shooting and fled on horseback, followed by Claude Sexton, 21, son of the dead man. The horseback chase continued al. most to Huff’s home, when young Se: ton. who had gained, fired, killing Huff’s horse. Huff ran into & corn- field and hid, and Sexton, thinking Huff had gone to his home, rode up to thi door and demanded that he come out. The call was answered by Cecil Merkel, 21, who was calling on his sweetheart ' at the Huff home. As Merkle appeared in the door with a flashlight, his sweetheart by his side, Sexton fired, killing him almost in- stantly, Sexton fled, but was captured yesterday at Burnside, near here. Raymond Huff, who shot the Elder Sexton, is still at’large. Afghan Leader Is Executed. PESHAWAR, India, July 15 (#).— Afghan circles here siate that Ali Ah- med Khan, prominent Afghan, has been executed for refusing to give allegiance to Ameer Habibullah, the former Bach Sakao, who is now King in Kabul. 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