Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1929, Page 16

16 VOIDED LAWS MAY FORCE LEGISLATION Gov. Trumbull Expected to Call Extra Session of General Assembly. By the Associated Press. BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 26— Legislative leaders and State officials | were united today in a belief that Gov. John H. Trumbull would call a special | session of the 1929 General Assembly to | repass 1,493 public and special aets| invalidated yesterday by a unanimous | decision of the State Supreme Court of Errors. | The decision, holding that all enacted | measures are void unless signed by the governor within three days after the adjournment of the Legislature, swept away acts adopted by seven General Assemblies and signed by Govs. Marcus | H. Holcomb, who went into office in 1915, and his successors, Govs. Everett J. Lake, Charles A. Templeton and the | incumbent, Trumbull, O 1,493 Bills Involved. All the 1493 bills, representing a small fraction of those adopted by the seven legislatures, had been given gubernatorial approval more than three g;sf after adjournment of the enacting es. Defendant Objects to 2,000-Mile Walk “Just to Be Hung.” By the Associated Press. SPOKANE, Wash,, July 26.— Sam Watson has refused to walk 2,000 miles to be hanged, and that is all there is to it. Watson, 69, confessed here re- cently to killing a man at Folsom, N. Mex., in 1893, but New Mexico authorities are not sufficiently in- terested in the incident to finance ‘Watson’s return for trial. Sheriff A. W. Tanner of Folsom telegraphed to the sheriff here that if the man wanted to come back and stand trial his case would be given consideration in its turn. ‘Watson said yesterday he had no money and certainly wasn't going to walk back “just to be hung.” VITAMIN D ENTERS COURT IN BATTLE Two Companies Are Using Steen- bock Method Unrightfully, Wis- consin Alumni Charge. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, July 26.—Suit asking an injunction and accounting for the al- leged use of Prof. Harry Steenbock's patented process of irradiating ultra- Word was being awaited today from Gov. Trumbull, who, as a manufacturer of electrical apparatus, is attending a convention of the General Electric Co. at Association Island. Lake Ontario, Canada, as to action he contemplates. Repassing Is Questioned. Allorr_wy General Benjamin Walling and Judge Raymond A. Jjohnson, Housc majority leader, said that a special ses- sion of the 1929 Legislature could repass the affected measures and they would be valid if the governor signed them within | three days after the session’s end. The | attorney general opined, however, that | one resolution, embracing all the 1,493 | acts, would not be constitutional, and | that the legislators would have to con- | sider each law separately. | Most of the invalidated acts were | passed during the Trumbull adminis- | tration. | TRANSPORT TO GAMBLING | SHIP CHARGED AGAINST 2 | California Authorities Move to Btop Activities of Boat Off Coast. By the Associated Press. LONG BEACH, Calif, July 26— | Delbert and Roy Lindsey, accused by | police of operating water taxis to the | gambling ship, Monfalcone, 12 miles off | the coast, were arrested here Wednes- | ay. The brothers were charged with vio- | lation of a recently enacted city ordi- nance aimed at stopping the activities | of the gambling ship. Meanwhile, a second gambling ship, the Johanna Smith, continued opera- tion near the Monfalcone by transport- | ing its patrons from Wilmington, a Los Angeles suburb from where water taxis may run without molestation. | Unverified reports from the water front said owners of the Johanna Smith had incited Long Beach author- | ities to make the arrests in the hope | of stopping their rival's trade. Police | denied the reports. The Johanna Smith arrived off the coast here several days ago from | violet rays in food and pharmaceutical products” was filed in Federal District Court yesterday by the Wisconsin Alumni "Research Foundation, naming the Solar_ Research Corporation and | Sargent’s Drug Store of Chicago as de- | 7 fendants. j 4 The process by which vitamin D produced in_food and drugs was d veloped by Prof. Steenbock in his re- search work in the agricultural chem- |7 istry department at the University of Wisconsin. Through the Alumni Foun- dation, it was licensed to seven manu- facturers for commercial use. The foundation described itself as a non- profit corporation organized to handle the patents and inventions of univer- sity professors. The suit charged the defendants ad- vertise and sell a product claimed to have been treated with ultra-violet ray. GIRL “CONFESSES” TO SLAYING UNCLE /g Police Doubt She Shot Him With Two Guns, Used Knife, Then Hit Him With Ax. By the Assoclated Press. HOBOKEN, N. J., July 26—Lillian Russo, 21, today admitted to authorities | she had killed her uncle, John Russo, as the latter was packing his goods in the basement of his candy store pre- paratory to moving on the orders of the | girl's father. The girl confessed she first shot her | uncle with a double-barreled shotgun, then with a revolver, stabbed him with a knife, hit him with an ax, and finally clubbed him with the shotgun until the butt of the gun broke. Authorities expressed the belief the girl was shielding some one. 3 pointed out the girl lacked the strength to break the butt of the gun. six Killed in Explosion. AMSTERDAM, July 26 ().—Six per- Ventura, where it had anchored until | sons were killed. seven seriously in- Ventura' City authorities drafted an ordnance similar to the one in force ordinance similar to the one in force jured ‘and eleven others hurt less seri- ously in an explosion at a potato flour factory at Veendam Wednesday. Your Charge Account Solicited Open All D ay Saturday HARRY KAUuFMAN! Continuing Our Semi-Annual HALF-PRICE Sale Me’s W ool Suits This half yearly event has become an institution in Washington, for men and young men alike eagerly await several future pairs men’s sizes, *20 25 *30 *40 this opportunity to secure suits for immediate and use. Suits with one and two of ,pants. Regulars, young slims, shorts, stouts and other from 31 to 48. 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