Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1929, Page 5

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Leav- the ~ation of the Edison Labara- | tory at the nearby Ford plant the next day. and then go to Cincinnati for the opening of the new Ohio River water- way project October 22. After the Cincinnati celebration his tentative itinerary calls for a trip aboard a river steamer through a number of would speak in all ihree s address at Louisville being uboard the steamer upon_its a and broadeast over a Nation-wide hock-up. Plans for the Texas trip have not reached a definite point, being depend- ent upon adjournment of Congress late he will be able to attend the Gadsden Purchase celebration at El Paso and | visit Dallis, Houston and several other cities in Texas. MIGNIGHT SWIM FATAL TO EX-REPRESENTATIVE By the Assoclated Press. LAKE GEORGE, N. Y., September 17.—A midnight swim near here Sunday night ended fatally for Charles Blakes- lee Law, 57, former member of Con- gress and for 10 years a municipal judge in Brooklyn. 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Thorne Straver of the inspector gen- eral's department and that certain statements were taken from the officers of the local Guard and the Regular Army, but points out that it was held in the absence of Col. Gladman, who | to was not allowed to be present, was not given the opportuntty to cross examine t! cers of any deficlencies at the time wltneu1 nlbo represented by counsel, 1t is al ‘Imgd in the petition that at_the time of the so-called hearing Col, Gladman was confronted with cer- tain alleged efficiency reports for several years, and that this was the first time that he had seen them, although, it is alleged in the petition, War Depart- ment instructions require that officers be Informed by their commanding offi- they are noted. The petition quotes the laws laying down s procedurue for the separation of National Guard officers from 1 service, and alleges that they have not been complied with. It says that Col. 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