Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1933, Page 22

MINNESOTA RELIEF MOVE IS ATTACKED Gov. Olson’s Proposals Draw Fire of Legislators—Holi- day Delays Action. By the Associated Press. ST. PAUL, April 14.—Observance of Good Friday by the Minnesota Legisla- ture today held up action on Gov. Floyd B, Olson's message requesting legislation for tax and unemployed relief as 1t rested with the administration-con- trolled committee of the State Senate. The message, sent to the Senate yes- terday, revoked the heated accusation that it was “some more political propa- when referred to Senator A. J COLORADO SENATOR GIVENSTART THE EVEN IN HEAT OF FREE SILVER DEBATE Adams Won B. A. on Ability to Handle Question of the Hour. Caliber Reflected in Easy, Even Manner and Logic of Discussion. BY GRACE HENDRICK EUSTIS. When Senator Alva Adams, Demo- crat, of Colorado, was a senior at Yale, in 1896, one of his final examinations | was on economics. | His professor had spent plenty of | time during the Spring term telling | his students about the dangers of bi- SENATOR ALVA ADAMS. him charming and to talk 0. A lawyer by received his degree from Columbia University in 1!219—mmmhlmeuxy and speaks well. It has always been a question among his followers whether he is a - gressive yet he is sponsor of progressive legis- lation. - It has been suggested that while he is a Frwn-!vu thinker, his approach and legislative methods are conservative. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, POSTAL JOBS GUARDED - | In an effort to spread emplo_vlune.l the Post Office Department yesterday barred immediate members of the fam- {lles of postmasters, rural carriers or other postal employes from being hired as substitutes in the rural delivery service. The instructions were sent out to postmasters by Joseph C. O'Mahoney, First Assistant Postmaster General 9 Street and Aurlet, & o & e “MASTER TRIM” SUITS g, | metallism. In the examination there | was a question op this subject. Young | it under the wagon every night and | mittee, by Lieut. Gov. presiding officer. FOR MEN! turned deaf ears to pleas | | Colo., and had heard silver discussed ever since he could first articu.ate, and who had rather definite ideas about it, answered thfs question in & man- ner which seemed right to him. Dur- ing the suspense of waiting to hear from his paper, which was an im- pertant one for him to phss in order to get his degree, he wondered wheth- er credit would be given to independent | thinking. | It was, and the man who is now the new Democratic Senator from the Sil- ver State, got his B. A. degree the same year William Jennings Bryan electri- fied the country with his “Cross of Gold” speech. Appointed to Vaecancy. Mr. Adams is not new to the Senate. In 1923, ignoring the recommendstions made by Ex-President Wilson, William Gibbs McAdoo and William Jennings Bryan, who sponsored candidates of their ‘own, Gov, Willilam Sweet of Colorado appointed him to fill the un- expired term caused by the death of Senator Nicholson, a Republican, Senator Adams is the son of a col- orful character in the annals of Colo- rado. His father, who bore the same | name, came Wes; from Wisconsin in committee ha: for assistance,” shouted Rockne, white- hatred Republican leader, “and I charge this is some more political propaganda to mislead the people.” Solberg, denying any motive in re- ferring the message to Rockne's com- mittee, turned it over to the Civil Ad- ministration Committee, controlled by members of Gov. Olson’s party. message followed a threst by Gov. Olson of martial law if relief legisiation is not | enacted. BISHOP M’DOWELL GIVEN LETTER BY ALMA MATER B the Assoclated Press. DELAWARE, Ohio, April 14—Fifty- < years after his graduation frcm & ‘Wesleyan University, Bishop W. ¥, McDowell of Washington, D. C., has | been awarded the letter “W” by the university’s Board of Athletics. His loyalty to his alma mater and the fact he is known as a “battling bishop,” brought the award. Wes- X ’s athletic teams use the name of “Battling Bishops.” The letter was presented by George Gauthier, director of athletics, while Bishop McDowell was speaking &t chapel exercises. It came as a sur- prise to the 75-year-old cleric, who un- til his recent retirement was senior the Methodist Episcopal sinuations that my| \sams, who wis born in Del Norte, The | whether it had been uncomfortable, he said, e last thing my mother threw | 8cuthern Cel do. a covered wagon. When asked once | poli in feather bed and I used to put sleep there.” Expediency as well as courage helped the elder Adams to become prominent in the first Colorado Legislature in 1876. He was twice elected Governor and was United States commissioner general to Australia, New Zealand, Java, Siam and China, William Adams, uncle of the Senator, is also political- minded. Besides having becen Gov-| ernor, he is the Democratic bess of precent Senator | vith his wife d to poli- what are Consequently the ccmes t> Washington, and four children, accus tics and knowing to a “T the needs of his state. Questions Are Understood. Senator Adams’ experience is well rooted in Colorado problems. He un- derstands the intricacies of labor ques- tions, especially the use of Mexican labor in sugar beet flelds, and mining problems, particularly those having to do_with silver. 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