Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1931, Page 34

cap . | RUM BOAT ATTACK AND DEATH PROBED W. M. Miliin, Engineer of Craft, Killed by Fire From Cutter. 1.0S 5.—Dopartment | of Justice agents hzve been instructed | by United States Attorney 8. W. Me-| Nabb t igate the capture Tues- day of the 7 um runner Diatome and the fatal shooting of William K. | Millikin, its engine | Men of the Coast Guard Cutter 804, also known as the T reported they geized 289 s of liquor and 10 jugs of rum on ths Diatome after a chase 10 miles to sea off the Ventura Coast McNabb's_orders were issued vester- fter Capt. David J and C. Meore of the Diatome had brund over to trial under $2,500 ge of v I cut 1 said they believed et which killed nd the three- R, Mamifort Boatswain C. A. T! the cutter, testified ordered’ machine gun fire directed into the engine room of the “suspicious t" after it paid no attention to g shots. | BAR TEST DATES SET e | June 18 to 20 Announced for Ex-| amination at G. U. Bar examinations will be held Thurs- | day, Priday and Saturday, June 18, 19 and 20, at the law department of | Georgetown University, 506 E street, ac- | cording t» an anncuncement posted by | John Paul Earnest. chairman of the | Examinin | be filed with the | preme Court not | said F lled | of hearing was hysterical Envoy to Belgium 111 With Sore Foot Agrees With Dawes A quick response to Ambas- sador Dawes' opinion that di- plomacy is “easy on the brain, but_heil on the feet” came yes- terday from a fellow diplomat. Hugh Gibson, Ambassador to Belgium, also a guest at the White House, has a very sore foot. He clipped the Dawes state- ment from a newspaper, drew & skull and crossbones on it, and tacked it to Dawes' door. President Hoover enjoyed the explosive reply of the ~Ambas- sador to the Court of St. James. FISHBEIN SAYS FLYING FAILS TO CURE DEAF Editor of Medical Journal Dis- counts Theory Sudden Drop Is Beneficial. » By the Associated Press CHICAGO, June 5.—Dr. Morris Fish- in, editor of the American Medical Ascociation Journal said that airplane rides did little or nothing to aid the deaf to recover their hearing. “Alrplane rides for the healing of deafness,” h told the American Federa- tion of O ns for the Hard of g, * lted only in the rom severe bein explained that during the World War some one conceived the idea that a sudden drop in an air- plane would aid in the recovery of hearing. Persons, he said, whose loss that, is. did not hear because they did not want t might be aided by the airplane treat- ment through fatth, just as they would be helped through faith in any other treatment. But children, he said. do not suffer from that type of deafness. and there- fore could not be aided through faith. 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C. l ment's Fine Arts Committee,’ | der_savs. THE EVENING President Niceto Alcala Zamora ex- SPAIN ACTS TO GUARD HISTORIC PROPERTY |sjaing? thet ine decree was not de. | signed against the church or private citizens, but was simply “a means of affordini Spain's artistic wealth a much needes protection by the state.” the or- Decree Forbids Sale or Altering Churches and Private Castles Without Consent. FACES MURDER CHARGE ‘Arruted for Housebreaking, Man| Held for Atlanta Police. Wanted in Atlanta on a charge of murder, John Sampson, colored, alias | Johnnie Smith, was held without bond | when arraigned yesterday on a charge ic( housebreaking before Police Court Judge John P. McMahon. No action will be taken on the house- | breaking charge until Assistant District | | Attorney Michael Keogh can confer with | Georgia authorities. Sampson probably will be tried in Atlanta first, Keogh | MADRID, June § (#)—The govern- ment issued & decree today declaring that many eathedrals and churches as well as a number of private castles, including properties of former King Alfonso, are “historic and artistic monu- ments belonging to the nation’s artistic treasures.” ‘The order places approximately 1,600 such buildings under control of 'the | Pine Arts Committee of the Ministry of Education. It was explained that the decree does not mean nationalization or seizure of church poperty. Actual ownership con- | said. tinues in the hands of the church or | He was arrested for breaking into a private citizens, but these ‘national | tailor shop at 737 Fourth street south- monuments cannot be disposed of or | east. Police sald he took several articles altered without approval of the govern- 'of clothing. h 4 4 v VvV A big, important, sensational bookl! — William Allen White THE AMERICAN BLACK CHAMBER By HERBERT O. 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