Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1931, Page 38

IUWA COW TESTS- l TROUBLE SPREADS Troops and Veterinarians| Meet Resistance as They Extend Work. By the Associated Press. TIPTON, Iowa, October 6.—This State’s difficulties over the enforcement of its bovine tuberculin test law spread to a new front today. National Gunrd&men protected veteri- narins in Muscatine County, just as they did in Cedar. ‘The forces were ordered there by Brig. Gen. Park A. Findley, who sald more than a score of objectors gatlaered at the Rudolph Reisen farm yesterday and resisted the tests. While a detach- ment of 50 Guardsmen watched, 2,800 head of cattle were tested. R. R. Broders, a farmer, who struck Dr. W. A. Moeller, one of the testers, was held at Muscatine, Iowa, while mrges were prepared for filing against Gen. Findley said that the slightest Ol You Zuchy Tat !/ MOISTURE-PROOF CELLOPHANE indication of an outbreak in Henry l.:'ayta'{“ nl(uxl llol: on ":fin State’s bov enforcement schedule, would sufficient cause to move his troops into. that section. FIST-FIGHTING LITIGANTS SENT SEPARATE WAYS So Many Scraps Result From Ac- tions Judge Adopts Special Ruling. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, October 6.— The Small Claims Court of Los Angeles gjl‘r’l&.loned today without its “appeljate Sessions of the division were held, greatly to the bailiff’s annoyance, in the corridor outside the court room, where litigants obtained by direct ac- tion any satisfaction that may have been denied them within. Municipal Judge Willlam Kenny final- ly decided that an average of 12 bouts | of fisticuffs in the corridor out of thke approximately 100 cases tried daily in the court room represented too great a percentgge of appeals. Beginning to- day, winners in each small claim case must leave the court house and its en- virons five minutes ahead of the losers. —_— Authors and composers of Germany ‘r’!ml,:eu united to protect their movie gl THE JESUIT CELEBRATES ; 50 YEARS OF sznwt:s Rev.-Henry J. !ellu, 8. 7., Sings Mass of Thanksgiving at Church Here, EV G Rev. Henry J. Nelles, 8. J., celebrajed the completion of 50 years' of service in the Society of Jesus Sunday by singing the solemn high mass of thanksgiving in Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown. , The edifice was thronged by plmhlonm and friends of the jubilarian, many of whom came from Buffalo, N. Y.; Cleveland, Ohio; Boston and other cities, in which Father Nelles has seen service. At the church service he gave the entire con- gregation his blessing and was busy all day receiving felicitations and con- gratulations at the Holy Trinity rectory, 3515 O street, where he now is stationed. Assisting Father Nelles in celebration of the mass were Rev. Philip Burkett, 8. J., of St. Joseph's College, deacon, and Rev. Joseph Pink, S. J. of St. Aloysius Church, subdeacon, with Robert Shaw as master of ceremonies. The festive sermon was preached by Rev. Robert 8. Lloyd, president of . the Georgetown Preparatory School, at Garrett Park, Md. i s 34 "(h' REV. HENRY J. NELLES, 8. J. 1865, in Rheydt, Rheinland, Germany, and made his classical studies at l:lbu- feld, Rheinland. He entered the So- he also ‘tertis land, and received his second appoint- ment to America in 1897, For the following three years he was & teacher at Canisius Coll and was first pastor of Kmmore Church, New From 1900 to 1905 he taught at st. John's colle(! ‘Toledo, Ohio, where he was director of the college choir and putor of Sylvania Church. He returned to Canisius Conece for three years and then wasteacherand pre. fect until 1909 at Fordham University New York. 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