Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 45

BLANTON T0 DEFER REQUES FORSEAT {Texan Will Perform Duties Unofficially Until Election Certificate Arrives. L. Blanton, Democrat, Rep- Tesentative-elect from the seventeenth ‘Texas district yesterday said he would defer seeking to be seated in the House until his certificate of election had been Teceived from the Texas secretary of state at Austin. Saturday the Texan sought unani- mmous consent to be seated, but Speaker Longworth was not present to adminis- ter the oath, and Representative Clancy, Republican, Michigan, served notice that he would prevent action under such procedure. Blanton said his election credentials | bly would be received within & few days and until that time he would "Erform the duties of my office unoffi- | cially.” He said the contention of Mr. Clancy that the Texas law required an intervening 30 days before a certificate :; election eloulg be Lss\aed. applied only regular elections not to special elections. M The Texan was elected May 20 to All out the unexpired term of the late Rep- | Tesentative R. Q. Lee of Cisco, Tex., having defeated ‘Mrs. Lee, who soughi to succeed her husband. POSSES AND DOGS HUNT ATTACKER North Carolina Sheriff Reports Situation in Hand and Lacks Fear of Lynching. By the Associated Press. 28— YANCEYVILLE. N. C., May ‘Through woods and farm lands of Cas- | || well County, officers, led by bloodhounds and joined by a crowd of citizens, con- tinued their search yesterday for an un- identified colored man wanted for a eriminal attack late yesterday afternoon on Miss Anna Thomas, 19-year-old hter of a Caswell County farmer. bloodhounds were brought here e i A e S ogs at closer had failed. - i) Sherift J. Y. Gatewood, who is lead- ing the search. reported early today that, al and of he had the situation “well in hand.” ugh & number of farmers He stated he did not fear mob violence. | || The girl said she was seized by the | [i colored man, who took a belt she was her hands and gagged her, | fi wearing, tied and later released her. Her clothes were oadly torn when she reported the act at the nearest farm. Describing her assailant, the girl said | [f he wore overalls, was about 45 years &memmmysxm'zmcm | GIANT PIPE LINE TO TAKE GAS NORTH $40,000,000 System Will Tap| Texas Fields for Indiana, Illi- nois and 8 Other States. By the Associated Press. 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