Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1935, Page 40

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1935. ‘Bhortly afterward the firm which did FARLEY IVASON VISONED B LOKG Senator Says Administra- tion Plans to Finance Election Fight. By the Associated Press NEW O3RLEANS, March 22 —Sen- ator Huey P. Long said last night he understood the Roosevelt administra- tion planned to “pour” money mu)g Louisiana in an effort to defeat him | in his race for re-election in January | next year, but that he wasn't worried. | “All you Long men,” he said in a| racio speech, “get ready. When they | start pouring that money into Louisi- | Ana, get ‘'em up an organization and take what you can get. “If they pay us right, we're gonna | ve 'em about four votes to a box. | “You come on down here, Mr. Farley (James A. Farley, Postmaster General). We've been playing base ball before your kind was born.” ‘ Lauds Sharing Program, | Long reviewed his record in Louisi- | ana. touched on his “share-the-wealth” program and took several flings at the | Roosevelt administration, although he declared there wasn't “anything per- sonal between Mr. Farley and myself and Mr. Roosevelt and mysglf.” | He sald the Nation once had *“Zieg- feld Follies” on Broadway, but now it has become “Roosevelt's Farley.” “Louisiana is the one bright spot on the horizon of the United States,” | he said { Long earlier said he was going to | “incorporate and go after some more money." | Gets an “Assistant.” | Swinging out of Gov. Oscar Allen's office in Baton Rouge with Peytnn‘ Sandoz, Opelousas, La., attorney, the | Lonisiana dictator remarked: | “You know I've gotten to be such a big lawyer. I've gotten an assist-| ant. I've formed ‘Huey P. Long, Inc.’| and we're going out after some more | money."” | Asked where he was golng to get the money, he said: “Anywhere and everywhere—any- body that owes us money. We've got to feed these people.” | LONG WINS PHONE CASE. ‘ Injunction Against Rate Slash Re- tused by Judge. BATON ROUGE. La, March 22 {®.—Senator Huey Long late yester- day won his District Court fight— | which he had predicted he was going to lose to make lower phone rates in Louisiana immediately effective. Saying he had been compelled to give a decision in three days upon a record that could not be read “in three weeks,” Judge W. Carruth Jones | refused to issue to the Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co. an in- junction against lower phone rates ordered by the Louisiana Public Service Commission which Long rep- resented es counsel The suit involved rate slashes re- ducing gross receipts $450,000 an- nually. An appeal will be taken UNBORN BABY SHOT; Bullet Accidentally Fired Pene- trates Body and Causes | Death of Infant. i | By the Associated Press CLEVELAND. March 22. — Mrs. Marie Pular, 23, whose unborn baby was shot to death Wednesday night. was said by hospital attendants to be “in satisfactory condition and defi- nitely beyond the danger line.” Mrs. Pular was shot in the abdom- inal region when a gun in the hands of a visitor at her home discharged accidentally The bullet lodged in the infant’s head. The young mother was rushed to a hospital. Her husband, Matthew, 34, furnished a pint and a half of blood for a transfusion. The child’s body was then removed Physicians expressed the belief that | had the child's body not halted the bullet the wound would have proved .fatal to the mother. Lily>Pr;;l>a; B:()—sls 1 Weight to 102 and Returns to Work 1 By the Assoctated Press | NEW YORK, March 22—Lily Pons, ending her absence from the Metro- politan Opera House, admitted she | had been trying—of all things for a | diva—to gain weight, For one week she has been roaming the hills of nearby Westchester county | with her skye terrier, wearing trousers and following a diet which forbids the mixing of proteins and starches. | Now she weighs 102 and will go | back to work tomorrow. “I am not h&pby in my work,” ghe pouted. “It is work, work, work No time for play. My poor nerves, | they simply go to pieces. I have to | have rest.” | Miss Pons, however, plans to de- | vote nine more years to her career | and then she will be ready to marry, she hopes. Her flance, Dr. Fritz von der Becke, a German, will wait. “Married life and a career do not mix," she said. “One day 1 am in Brazil, the neXt week in the Argen- | tine: then I go to Europe, then to California. 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LOUIS, Ill, March 22,—“If the Lord sees fit to give them to us, we'll see fit to provide for them.” Thus yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland O'Piper welcomed girl triplets—increasing _their chil- dren to nine. The family is “on relief.” RENT SURVEY PLANNED Government Workers to Tell Ellenbogen of Problems. The members of the District De- partment, American Federation of Government Employes, are to be can- vassed concerning their renting prob- lems, according to John P. Simpson, secretary-treasurer. The information will be given to Representative Ellenbogen of Pennsyl- vania, author of a rent control | measure. l Peel $500 Film From Clock 'GOLD LEAF STOLEN FROM CHURCH SPIRE | “Repair Man” Takes Week to| and Tower. By the Associated Press. CONCORD, Mass.,, March 22.—The shining steeple of the First Parish| | Unitarian Church, which towers high {above the dountry where British red- | conts and “embattizd farmers® fought, | gleams no more. 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