Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1929, Page 28

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VOTES AID TO EMIGRES. | German Cabinet Appropriates Fund for 10,000 in Soviet Union, BERLIN, November 19 (#).—The Ger- man cabinet yesterday decided to appro- priate funds for relief of 10,000 German farmers in the Soviet Union and ap- pointed Daniel Stuecklen, member of the Reichstag, as commissioner. A dispatch to the Tageblatt from Moscow reported that 2,000 of these emigres had been arrestéd and forced to sign a declaration obligating them- selves to return “voluntarily” to thewr i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, French Government Credited in Senate For Longer Skirts By the Associated Press. The French government was given credit in the Senate yes- terday for the fashion of longer skirts, Senator Walsh, Demdcrat, of Massachusetts said he had been informed on “highest authority” that French patternmakers had followed a suggestion of thelr government that more cloth ought 1o be used to relieve unemploy~ ment in the textile industry. ~ | If conditions improve in the American plants, he added, some of the credit will be due to the French style arbiters. GRAND THEFT CHARGES FACING CULT LEADER 0il Operator Claims He Gave Wom- an $50,000 to Complete “Inspired” Book. By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES, November 19.—Mrs, Mae Otis Blackburn, leader of a re- ligious cult in the Santa Susana Hill=, north of here, will appear in Superior Court Wednesday to answer 15 counts of grand theft. She was arraigned yes- terday. ‘The complaints, filed by Clifford R. 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Sinnott, two of its judges, who died last Summer, Chief Justice Fenton W. Booth and Justices William R. Green, Benjamin H. Little- ton and Willlams were .I present. Herman J. Galloway, Assistant At- torrey General, presented memorial ‘Thomas .S. WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRIN Delivered - resolutions by the bar of the Court of Claims, which were ordered ad upon the permanent records of court. ‘The career of Judge Moss was out- lined by Levi Cook, who paid tribute to the abilities of the late jurist. Rep- resentative Robert R. Butler of Oregon spoke in memory of his lifelong friend, Judge Sinnott. George A. King of the bar of the court reviewed the careers of the two judges, with special reference to their important decisions, Memorial remarks also were made by John F. McCarron of the local bar. 5-Piece Parlor Suites Antiques. 3-Piece Overstufied Suites Dining Room Chairs Ask about our 30, 1929. court, ded with a profound appre- ciation of deceased colleagues and their work. 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