Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1933, Page 6

NEW JURY TO HEAR ELECTION CHARGES Extra Panel Ordered by Judge in Alleged. Louisiana Irregularities. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, August 3.—Cherges | " of irreguiarities in the last general elec- | _ tion here will be laid before a new grand jury to be empaneled as-a successor to one suddenly dissolved by Judge Frank T. Echezabal to “preserve public con- fidence in the courts.” The dissolution came yesterday as an unexpected sequel to a lengthy batile ! between friends and foes of Senator | Huey P. Long over the election inquiry. | The report of a Citizens' Commiltee, | named by the court to recount ballots in six contested boxes used In the vote | on constitutional amendments supported | by the Long faction, will be studicd by | District Attorney Eugene Stanley before charges are filed. Discrepancies Reported. Already he had had 15 election com- missioners charged with making false | returns and he planned to file charges against others ‘The Citizens' Commit- | tee reported discrepanciss of returns At the outset of his investigation into charges of election fraud, the district attorney met with obstacles that fially resvlted in the full weight of the Luug politieal machine being thrown against ps were called out, and mar- s, declared at one time, but Judge Al er C. O'Donnell came 1o Stanley’s aid by ordering the ballot boxes brought into open court for a public recount by a committee of citi- zens. The grand jury that came in last April also opposed the district attor-| ney's plan of investigation und sought to return a “No true bill.” but Judge O'Donnell refused to accept it after one of the jurors told him the report was prepared without examination of ballots. Dissolves Jury. Yesterday the grand jurors tiied to make a report to Judge Frank T. Eche- zabal, but as soon as they came before the bar the judge dissolved the jury | and ordered a new one drawn. ‘The| judge told the jurors that he was dis- missing them “to terminate a condition which brings the courl as & whole into disrepute.” ABDUCTION, BEATING LAID TO THREE MEN Alleged Victim Says He Was Taken to Speakeasies, Suspected of Being Informer. A tale of being severely beaten and then taken on a wild round of speak- easies by three men who sought to identify him as & police informer was told in Police Court yesterday by James Barger, 26, of the 400 block of M street southwest. His story resulted in holding Pete Smith, 26, for action of the grand jury | on_charges of assault and robbery. Barger told Judge Issac R. Hiit he was seated in a lunch room in the 600 block of Seventh street southwest ‘Tuesday afternoon when three men ap- proached and adked if he was inter- ested in buying s boat. When he re- plied in the afMrmative, he said, he was driven to the foot of Pirst street southwest. There the men accused him of being a police Informer and attacked him. He was searched by Smith, who took 75 cents—all the money he had—he said. After Smith threatened to kill him, he charged, he was taken on the tour of the speakeasies. where bartenders were asked to identify him as an in- former. Finally. he said, he escaped from the automobile and went to the fourth precinct and told his story. Smith, arrested as a result of Bar- ger's story, was identified Tuesday night in a line-up at police headquar- ters. The other two men are being sought. Esperanto Lessons Free. Pree classes in Esperanto, the inter- national language, will be held at the Neighborhood House, 470 N street southwest, every Wednesday evening by the Washington Chapter of the Bs- ranto Association of North America, t was announced yesterday by Mrs. John S. Neligh, in charge of the house. eamtrtals U AT LOUISIANA'S LINIT | eral Cour Weds 3 in Effort To Haye Food and A Place to Sleep By the, Associsted Press. CHICAGO, August 3. —As Che police tell the story Gtave§ almost solved the pu)blem of joblessness. cked at the detective bureau | | why he ailegedly married three | women without geting any di- vorces, he was quo.ed #s saying: “I was out of a job aad after pl eat and slwer Wife No. 1 caused his arrest. ON VOTERS TESTED Case Taken to Supreme . Court Contests Pravision in State Constitution. By the Associated Press - The validity of a clause in the Loui- siana constitution prescribing qualifi- cations on the right of citizens to reg- ister and vote at elections was chai- lenged in & case flled yesterday in the Sunrcme Court Antoine dent u( New a colored r. wus refused regisuation | when he apolied for a ren 1 June, 1931. He had a public school and busi- ness college education, was manager of | an insurance company. claimed to have a good reputation and to be in every way qualified to vote. The registrar refused him registra- tion on the ground he failed to under- stand and properly explain the mean- ing ol a section of the constitution read to him. ‘Trudeau, in seeking damages from the registrar, contended in the Fed- in Louislana that the “un- derstanding clause” in the constitu- tion was a substitute for the “grand- father clause.” and that under it 1Dit- erate whites were permitted to register | while qualified colored persons were excluded. He contended the power granted the | registrar was arbitrary. unreasonable and capricious, constituting w discrimi- nation agwinst members of his race. Under the clause only 1,776 of the 776.- 326 colored population of the State, he asserted. Were permitted to vote. the ! disfranchisement of colored citizens be- ing complete, he added. in llur«-iu\uflla of the parishes in the State. The Fifth Circuit Court of ADDQII! sustalned the clause, holding the con- | stitution gave every citizen the right of trial before s jury from the ruling of the registrar, and stating that Trudeau | should demonstrate his right to vote betore suing for damages. | Answers Last Alarm. CINCINNATI (#).—The fire alarm clanged and the crew of Ladder Com- pany 28 sprang to thelr posts. But | their chief, Lieut. John P. Phares, 44, was missing. They found him dead in | bed, the victim of & heart attack. WV | OWEST ‘The SANDWICH ‘SPREAD OF THE NATION There 1 30 more delicious spread ! for sandwiches than Underwood Deviled Ham. Made only from fine ham and del- Icately blended spices. Now at ‘within the reach of all .. . Jult as Ben Bernie is acknowledged ‘‘maestro"’ of theair,so isgoad old Blue Ribbon recognized as maestro—leader—of malt. 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He left Dairen by airplane for Shin- | | gishu on the Kcrean fronlier, expecting | 10 mest th: party there. Membe:t of the group were admitied to Mmchu-, Kipliog, |\ eaats swioveer o the | bar.ack room and tne singer of noisome haunts of India, has found his hemsl vittage in England. days on your calendar How many days in the month do you feel your best? You can add to these sunshine days by simply obeying pature’s laws. The first of these laws is reg- ular elimination. Avoid common constipation by eating a delicious cereal. Tests show Kellogg’s ALL- BraN furnishes “bulk” to exer« cise the intestines, and vitamin B to help aid regularity. ALL- BRAN also contains twice the iron of an equal weight of beef liver. The “bulk” in ALL-BRAN is much like that in leafy vege- tables. How much more pleasant than pills and drugs—so often habit-forming. Serve as a cereal or use in cooking. Direc- tions on the red- and-green pack- age. At all gro- cers. 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