Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1931, Page 7

DRYS DRAFT PLANS FOR JUNE SESSION 552225 dditional Members Named to “Board of Strategy” at Private Meeting. Paving the way for another meeting here on June 26, & group of nationally known dry leaders yesterday concluded ; nefi of prlvnte mnfinu dumed h of ncuvlues for the prohibltlon !vren 3 June 5 Dr. Dinwiddie said the program so far drawn up followed in its main out- Ilne the phn of clmpfll—n pursued in consisf he said, of or- plans of f.he dr! mup e name P eompthn ©of hundreds of men throu it the country to assist it thmchmm campaign. IDAHO STERILIZATION LAW IS HELD VALID Board of Eugenmics to Start Pro- ceedings in Additional In- mate Cases. By the Assoclated Press wes foand o of & foursye.r=sid long line of feeble- tion law was enacted in 1925 snd smended h-n 1929 It pnces a board of eugenics, THE EVENING |ANTHTRUST LAW CHANGE HELD NEED, Dr. Benjamin Economist, Says Modifi- cation Now Opportune. By the Associated Press. fleld of industry. Avoid Industrial Deadlock. - “My concern,” he added, “Is less with Anderson, 3 fleflbflfl! in nfleu.o' o wo\fldhemuchbemroflfllhehlfil Sherman law.” in ndgnon‘ Inhn is due not to o'l:l’ptod\lc general nced economic llt\llflon Production, interna- tional balance sheets and the money ;hd c?lm markets are all unbalanced, e sal TARHEEL STATE HONORS OWN INDEPENDENCE DAY lotte to Observe Historic De- fiance of British Rule. 2| By the Associated Press. STAR, WASHINGTON, “’“""h:‘wfil‘a‘u;&:‘“‘wm ALIENS SEEK WRITS Business Houses Close at ChAr-| iy oo D. ., THURSDAY, TO END DEPORTATION Orders to Block Action by Labor Secretary. Declaring a “wave of deportaticn” has taken pocsession of the Labor Depart- ment, two aliens asked District B\-Im‘ Court, yutel":ly for writs against Secre d. Haroutian Kabadian, 24 years old, an Armenhn residing in Detroit, sald he ame to this country April 29, n:o as 191 Two Men Appul to D. C. Court for MAY. 21. a student and is nm continuin, He was arrested last August 2 1951. . as such. came enlly Ima this countzy November 15, d was arrested f pumunn 29. He a na- Indis and a lubject of Great Britain. He has nemmmt em- ployment with the Ford M h Yy Rlymond M. Hud- ‘Through Attorne; !son the Armenian told the court his tamily was nearly wiped out by the Turkish massacres of 1914 and 1918, e#nd he fled to Mussels and Bagdad, where he was prot-ctefl by the :Brmsh ive yea ation lu ln excm of the powcr of the Labor Department, and esks the woh hmon of any further n;eps excspt dismissal of the arges. Sixty per cend of the population of Poland is engaged in agriculture. GIRL FENCER JOINS CLUB Miss Priscilla Holcombe Chosen by Foil at Cornell U. Miss Priscilla Holeonbe dnu;htn of Mrs. A M. 3308 Mr. and . Eighteenth street, has bfln em member of the Foll, women's henonry fencing club of Cornell University. Hn & freshman at Corng in fencing cir- cles mra lul year, when she was presi- dent of ths fencing team at 'Holton Arms School = USRS Official Goes to Canada. MEXICO CITY, May 21 (®).—Gen. Juan Andreu Almazan, secretary cumm\lnie&l-lonl has been mhdcn ed prnldgntu leave Saturday on a two Wi fi’l&c a, it was stated (odly in official circles. The purpose of the trip was not disclosed. IOM =iz ] Saves steps. Four . = $50 - 385 P us ¢ Smll Instolla- Telephone ADams 0145 | E. G. SCHAFER CO. rkhah 4100 Ave. 4100 Georgia Ave iposed of he of the asylums and penal lnsmuuons in charge of operation of the statute. ‘The law permits the board of eu- genics to designate those whom it con- siders dangerous to soclety either be- cause of peraonnl ;(:{?u];nledudar b;fl cause pro) lon of their kind woul Tesult ':npt-h‘\:dl'en likely to become = |of profits, since they prolong periods of | rich the moral and spiritual lfle ol menace to depression and prevent neceesary re-| your generation.” EEEEEEEEEEJE:—:EEEEEEE nnmn dry nnh 50 far as was pos- sible filruuphout the country, and in ‘bris ure to at both party conventlom (or the nomimung of dry candidates and the inclusion of dry planks in both platf sk Our lines o( campaign were success- ful Lhen he said, “and apparently are the best avenues remaining open to us. the protection of consumers from prices that cre too high, though this is 1m portent, than with avoided dead in th2 industrial processes that co: om loss of flexibility in prices. 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