Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1930, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 7. €, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1930. e e e e e ] o g | | & tn ¥ i i " [}]T'Z[NSH[P e BUSINESS OPTINISN |, oo cvosiiie wsisomts & o pgi 6 R PHOTECTION. |5 s i i o]k iy S Sl ey The Chicago district in 1931 is t { W will be short-lived. reostve & imately $124,000,000, the | U kindred one of guarding against frauds| The gathering has been ecalled by Gang Kills One and Wounds Two,| |§ SHOWN BY INSULL| "in disclosing that tne u,m.m,oon! e W ot Lt e ed SOUGHT AT ROME 1o toe detriment of great artiste’ repu- | the institute of Intellechual Go-operas group of corporations which he heads f| tations, lles before an 1nlernuuonnl‘“°"' an organism of the of Overlooking $400. A VAR had gained more than 7 per cent in | fraction properties nore 1o aocomplished Nations, It is the first important con- KINGSTON, N. Y., October 13 (#).— i Tevenues during the first elght months D o o - 2 five-day congress convened today in| vention to Rome this BEFURE HIGH GUURI Five gunmen shot up & pool Teom dur- | Public Utility Operator Backs Be- | of 1930 Insull” reveaied that axpendi- | y,ihe ffures for next Jear represent; [ Two Americans Attend Interna:!ine historic Villa Aldobrandini of | Aubwmn. . o o ing a dice game here yesterday and | tures by his companies for extensions| fyture of the country.” ‘ tional Congress Now in Mb-:mm o et ) m;l‘:xe”:‘«::blfihnmu mdm::: RS from over 12 nat with a discussion escaped after killlng one man and lief Depression Is Over in attendance, the United States different scientific methods now in use and additions will aggregate from wounding two others. The assailants 7 | $195,000,000 o $200,000,000 in 1031. | ] < left. in such a hurry that they over- With $200,000,000. | * The Insull companies are now com- Three Earth Shocks Registered. Session. | ing represented by Profs. Nicholas| for the examination of works of art. Stpreme Tribunal Again to|lces sioo 1wing im plain sight on a | | pleting their 1930 program of exte Akie B eoRe ool 1y PR | Roerich of the Roerich Museum, in New e i e Pass on Dath Required to " i Qualify Resident.” By the Associated Press, Although the Supreme Court has said its say in emphatic fashion on the duty of an applicant for citizenship to take unqualified oath to fight if need be for the United States, it must pass on the Question again or leave it considerably ungettled. In the case of Rosika Schwimmer the court last year decided such an oath Was necessary, but since then a_circuit court of appeals has decided Douglas Clyde McIntosh, Yale. theqlogy profes- #or, and Marie Averill Bland, Canadian WAT nurse, were entitled to citizenship in ppite of reservations regarding bear- ing arms. Stalus of Casé Defined. ‘The Supreme Court is to decide shartly whether it will take up the Gavernment’s appeal and review these cases. Should ft. decide not. to review, the decisions of the Court of Appeals Wwill atand, presenting to the eye of the layman & decided contrast to the final ruling It the Schwimmer case. . Schwimmer, native of Hungary, Jecturer, writer and liguist, applied for ecitisenship in Illinois in 1926. Every thing went well until she was asked if she would personally bear arms in de- fense of the United States. She re- plied she would not because she was an uncompromising pacifist. She was refused citizenship and appealed to the Supreme Court. 1 The court ruled against her, the ma- Jority holding it was the citizen's duty 10 bear arms if necessary and that any- thing tending to lessen willingness to fight in time of need weakened the safety of the Government, Three Justices Dissent, Justices Holmes, Brandeis and the Jate Edward Terry. Sanford dissented. Justice Holmes observed in that “many citizens lgrze with the ap- licant’s belief and I had not supposed itherto that we regretted our inability to expel them because they bzlieve more than some of us do in the teachings of the Sermon on the Mount.” In the meantime, MacIntosh and Miss Bland, both Canadians, asked for citi- wenship. Dr. MacIntosh sald he was ‘willing to bear arms tn defense of -the eountry, but wanted to be the judge of the necessity. Miss Bland, like Miss Schwimmer, said she would not bear arms personally, shelleving it contrary to the “ethics of Christ.” Court Ruling Reversed. | Both were refused citizenship in |: Unifed States District Court, but the second Circuit Cour of Appeals, despife the Schwimmer case decision, reversed the lower couft. In the case of Dr. MacIntosh it said there was a distinction between a mor- ally justified and an unjustified war and that recognition had been given this distinction in the Kellogg peace pact. 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