Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1930, Page 7

HARRISON ASSALS FVENING THE STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, JUNE T'LE LINDY" G 0.P SPOKESHEN Senator Sees Attempt to Shift r Responsibility for Deplorable Business Situation. Senator Harrizon, Democrat, of Mis- Sissippi last night told a Nation-wide ‘radio audience, listening in on the Co- lumbia Brcadeasting System, that ad- ministration spokesmen were “desper- ately engaged in a concerted. unta'r at- tempt to shift the responsibility for the | esent deplorable business situation by rging that the continued unsettled conditions of the stock market is the result of a plot to bring discredit upon the party in power.” The Mississippi Senator asserted that if the vented a “limited” revision, “we would not now be experiencing such a con- fusion in business and observing such universal indignatioh on the part of ‘,hl American people.” Says Charge Is “Ridiculous.” Continuing his address, with refer- “selfish interests” had not pre- | GOES STE PPING OUT | The “seven-leagued boots” of fairy tale fame, created by Delman, New York shoe stylist, and sent to the Morrow | home at Englewood, N. J., for Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh’s son. Angeles to New York on Easter Sunday. The end boots are of pal | beads across the toe. |STILL UNNAMED LINDBERGH BABY 'GIVEN SYMBOLIC PAIRS OF SHOES The center shoes are of the finest white kid, on which are | woven in gold beads of infinitesimal size an exact replica of the monagllne in which the eolonel and his lady flew from Los blue kid, with the Lindbergh insignia woven in silver —Wide World Photo. Deaths Reported. ,lhl’l Carter, 90, ?l\hnl!l Hospital. loseph urger, it. Sromwell. 78, Oareld Hospital Aravelis Gt 1, Nevonal Luvheran ome. Ellen T. Gavle, 76, 1818 Newton st ence to the Republicans the Senator #hid: | 156-YEAR-OLD TURK TO VISIT U. S., WHERE HE MAY MARRY 12th WIFE Rich American Lady Has Sent Him Dollar—Wants to| See Dry Country and Hollywood. By the Associated Press. | Zaro says America will be sure to 1 rkey. 25.—A | Appreciate the man who has been dry hfllfi"‘p‘&.w? stating that the | for 156 years. He hopes to get into owner's birth year is 1774, and stamped | the movies with a six months’ United States visa, ‘Dozens ,of Americans have written will earry toward New York this week me to come.” he said in Kurdish today. Zaro Agha, who claims he is the oldest | “A rich American lady. who owns eight an in the world. | battleships and four yachts, has in- He has traveled in bygone centuries, | Vited me to visit her. " She sent me a having, he declares, fought with Na-|dollar. I may decide to marry her. poleon in Egypt and in Greece during| ZAT0 made this observation in t the war of 1825. Now Zaro Agha has Precence of his eleventh Kurdish wil selected America for a twentieth cen- Whom he is leaving behind. She I tury Odyssey, because as a fervid Mos- | tened placidly. ro refused to divulge lem teetotaler he wants to pay his | ‘he possible twelfth Mrs. Zaro's name. respects to the land where, as the | Koran bids, wine is held wicked, his own country having backslid in this respect. June Two burial places of the Bronze Age were unearthed recently near Lintlaw, Scotland. A. KAHN INC. . . . 38 Years at 935 F Street THE ORIGINAL BALTIMORE ROSE Pattern . . . Sterling Silver A Never Expected He'd Be Rejected (83 He'd be in the market -:! for a solitaire today if 8 his socks had been as smooth as his wooing. But she said: “No"—quietly, but firmly. She detested slovenly habits— and sloppy socks were her pet peeve. (Don’t think that wom- en “are funny that way.” It’s the little things in life that count for mostafterall.) A modern Romeo needn’t bea Sheik,but he dare not be . , a Freak! No SOX appeal without PARIS GARTERS “They charge that part of the alleged scheme was the long-drawn-out con- sideration of the tariff bills by the Sen- ate. Was there anything more ridic- ulous? Every person familiar with the | facts knowns that the reason the tariff bill was so long before the Senate was because of the brazen disregard by Re- publican leaders of their campaign Always in vegue and ever growing in popularity with the up-to-date woman. 15.00 15.00 Dessert Spoons, 4 dox. Dessert Forks, 14 doz.... Dessert Knives. stainless. Handle, 14 doz. Theresa E. Groves, 70, Bt. Elizabeth's Mos- 2 . . s " Pt Family Taking Ample Time to Decide on Suitable Name. | Wiitiam Kine, 60, 1822 Wroming ave. . . | Le’ Compte, 85, Georte Washing- P . t Hos Shoe Maker’s Gifts Intricately Decorated o el s m at m. | Howard Green. 85. 1519 31st &t PP ancsasa | ‘C.(;nttwtlon Granados, 45, Providence Hos- By the Associnted Press is of pale yose kid with tiny green buds |” Wiliam W Voelker, 49. Potomac River. , PPRRPORY 5. exr G ridge. ENGLEWOOD, N. J. June 25._1In- | worked in beads. A e . 1013 10 o1 “hundreds of 18.00 promises and the purposes for which the Congress was called into extra ses- | sion “Instead of confining the work to a limited revision, they immediately ap- plied their hands to a general revision. “You must know where the blame lies, ond the terror-stricken efforts of those 1in power to place the responsibility eise- Where and their pleas for mercy will assuredly fall on deaf ears.” Situation Without Precedent. Harrison asserted in “no other ad- ministration has there been manifested such a lack of confidence either in the statements or actions of those who di- Tect the affairs of this Nation. ' “When the President, nine days ago, thought it necessary to publish his finhe of the measure—and that before e had signed it—every stock traded in on the New York Stock Exchange went down the next day,” he said, adding: “When the President had failed in his efforts at artificial stimulation, then the Secretary of the Treasury applied his hand, issued a most optomistic statement and immediately there fol- ‘lowed a still greater decline in stock 4 Values. Watson and Grundy in Line-up. “Then Senator Watson, who had ‘worked with Grundy in framing it, sought to defend the act, not by an | analysis of the measure, but through the employment of his fine oratorical | powers in generalities, and the stock market further declined. “Then the successor to.Mr. Hoover, | Becretary Lamont, tried his hand, as did_his assistant, Dr. Klein, and the stock market further declined.” Harrison said the “public response to these broadcasts presents one of the most pitiable pictures in American his- ory.” Toy Balloon Flies 800 Miles to Land In Georgia Treetop By the Associated Pre GRIFFIN, Ga., June 25.—If Robert Kimasny of Decatur, Iil., is wondering what became of a certain toy balloon, he need won- der no more. It was found in a treetop near here, tied to the gayly colored bag was a note that read, “Rob- ert Kimasny, 1035 North Jordan street. Decatur, Ill.” Griffin is about 800 miles from Decatur. A Sec to France, painted rosebuds. stead of being without a pair of shoes to his name, the 3-day-old Lindbergh workmen were employed more than & baby hasn't a name to his four pairs |week” in the making of the shoes. of shoes. ———— Births Reported. Arrangements were made today to| add the fact of his birth last Sunday The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 34 heurs: | to New Jersey's vital statistics, but it [ yias learned from friends b(’)r‘hc:;l snd Mrs, Lindbergh that the birth certifi- | cate’ would e filed without having Ang [ OASS SRS Laelient ¥ et e, name of the infant entered upon it. Sl M There is no disagreement in the| ;«:’:fi%a":flu'}’fi:eb%nfi%szm' wirl. Lindbergh family regarding selection of [ HAol apd Aes Benton. gt & name, but the parents wish to take | Virgil K. and Virgie Swain, gir | all the time necessary to choose the ~Jacob and Harriett lénr‘-,s‘rtyk»m o | best possible name for their son. Ny The four pairs of shoes are the glft’ Walter and_ Hattie Wil | of a New York shoe manufacturer. * | Willieand rene Robinse | One, pair, fashioned of the “softest| : Clatence and Elcase G | white 'kid jmaginable.” is embroidered | Luther and Maud Roo { with gold beads of infinitestmal size to | | & design_representing the monoplane in | which” Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh made | their record flight from Glendale, Calif., | to New York. | Another pair, of pale blue kid, has the aviation insignia of a pair of wings | | worked on it in silver beads. There is a pair of white kid with a fleur de lis | motif, symbolical of the father's flight | interspersed with hand- | The fourth pair | FRED J. KRIEG formerly president and general manager of Kries's Express and Storage Co. is now in business for himself at— 904 10th St. N.W. @ (UDDEN SERVICE g Screens to Order Prevent the annoyance from flies and insects these warm days by the complete screening of your home . .. 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