Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1931, Page 30

B4 () |t prossture chanees wousd not| uiis e biinezea” v 2| WOMAN'S BODY FOUND ClVlUZATlflN HEI.D Cltes Rome's Force. Government Intervenes. SCANTILY CLAD ON ROAD “Evidences are not lacking of further | While polnting out that great force | 4, .o/ inarvention of the Federal Gov- | was used in crime waves in the days| emment in the public utility industry | Folice Believe Corpse Was nut-n! ; IMPmENT I s o owton 14 ot resom. | O Govemment:dloctic power projeci| | ANer Operation o Gone OODWAR O1 - | Of Vi ent electric IWer pro 3 ern times, Mr. Boston did not recom: “AC ths sAme ep‘zm 3 ? B—14 . Tooad Tk g .l 18, 1951, | mend it for today. Supreme csal Crime. k3 ha O™ 11™ F anp G STR 5 implica- | Court has apparently somewhat ex-| A 11 D EETS uongm:a wiv)?:t"{hgwacohu uup:‘rf:," tended and supported the regulatory |R¥ the Assoclated Press. e B - he said. powers of the States, both in matters| " SAN FRANCISCO, September 15— 5 \ Inability to Cope With Prob-inesaid. @ tendency in Congress| Of direct regulation snd of States tasa- | pyyiee sought toda: : = - | & y to determine the L L) Jem Cited by Bar ASS0Cia- | (s e rsecrel reslation, of Indts: | Roa 0 bt or Pegera furisdicton.” | ideatity of the body of & voman, be- Special Offering—W estinghouse 1931 Radios for 1931 Homes . . . em Ul y Bé B as scen InUHhE FEDOCt|OfRDA e ‘The Teport viewed the changes sought | tween 30 and 35 vears old, found 3 tion of public utility law to the Amer- as largely governe y economic and peside the highway near Rockawa; tion Mead. | oan e ARsoclation today. political considerations. Beach Bupdsy. It was clsd. only This report will be presented to the e in 8 fiimsy' undergarment. V' * s section when it convenes to hear Gov. Riot B der Is Killed Constable S. A. Landini sald bruises By the Assockated Press. | Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland speak on iot Bystander Is Killed. and wounds on the head made it ap- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, September | “The Power Question—Let Us Not GO| DUESSELDORF, Germany, Septem- | pear that the woman had been slain, Charles - A. Boston, president of | Revol & ber 14 (A).—A pedestrian was killed | Later, however, authorities concluded A 25 = < # last| ... Tt may said,” the report states,|jate last night in Burscheid, near here, | she had been beaten after death by the American Bar Assoclation, 1ast|.inat the year just passed has been |when he ran into a hail of bullets as | some one wishing to conceal the real night asserted present day civilization | characterized by an increasing tendency | police were breaking up a Communist | cause of the fatality—an illegal op- had not shown - itself competent to deal | in the Congress yto enlarge the field | demonstration. eration. With the crime question. | of Federal regulation by extending the % % The woman's hands were well mani- Mr. Boston spoke in an interview powers of the existing interstate regu- cured, much expensive work had been N ang the meeting of the Bar |latory agency—the Interstate Com-| American telephones are to be used | done on her teeth and authorities said o D tam today. 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