Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1932, Page 33

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, T:. C, JANUARY 31, 1932—PART - TWO. York in “The Heart of Chicogo.” Among ‘ his early successes was a role in “The | Reign of Terror,” a musical comedy. Hodge was educated in Albion, N. Y., 4 where he was born November 1, 1874. After a private funeral tomorrow, his P | body will be cremated. s widow, two U | daughters d a son rviy ’ ‘ — \FUR FARM CASE JUDGE OPPOSED AT HEARING By the Associated Press $6.95 Luggagp, Only » ® Gold-Plated Jewelry Women's Overnight Cases 3 Women's Wardrobe Cases $ ;j brooches and clips in new and Rnémdnor square Hat unique shapes. :ome set with real JORBE... . %iaissloisan 4 ocean ris—othe: Large Traveling Cas [ J “on%pea = i e cclored Sport style Club Bags. .. Fourth Floor. Street Floor. Drama “The Man From Penn. Ave.~Eighth and D Sts Home.” Gunnar Nordbye's charge to a jury ’ Drastic !in the “fur farms” case was again re- ferred to today as a Senate Judiciary sub- o | committee considered his nomination | g to be a Minnesota Federal judge REENWICH, Conn. January 30.—| E C. Chapman of Minneapolis, ap- m Hodge, who started a stage | pearing for a second time to protest as property man and closed it | confirmation, charged fuvestigation of 1 through- | the case had met “hampering influ- pneumonia. | ences” at every turn. The “fur farms” | case center about the sale of securities | lawyer in |from Minnesota fur farms. | n’s dr “The Man Chapman charged last week that endeared Hodge - | Nordbye's instruction to a county grand 1 C e ad prevented prosecution of the He said today an effort had been e to hamper the Federal grand jury | stigation which followed. POWER PLACE FILLED %" Joseph R. McCuen of Connecticut Commission Secretary. Joseph R. 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