Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1935, Page 31

PHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1935, : B—11 HALF-YEARLY SALE NO MONEY DOWN=1,2+:3 YEARS %A PAY! 4 $1,700 a Month AWARDED ALLOWANCE FROM FATHER'S ESTATE. BLACKMER NEVER 10 RETURN HERE Fugitive 0il Scandals Wit- ress in France to Stay, He Says. By the Associated Press. PARIS, September 12.—Henry M. Blackmer, who came to France rather than testify to United States Sena- tors on the oil scandals of the Hard- ing administration, says he has “no intention” of returning to the United | States. “My home is here,” said the tight- lipped “man without a country.” “My friends are here and I have lived happily in Paris for 11 years. I| have no intention of ever returning to America.” Blackmer, once known as one of Denver's most lavish spenders, lives here quietly, entrenched behind the refusal of the French government to & extradite him on a charge of evasion £ e R of taxes. | ELAINE FRUEAUFF, He will not talk about the past— - - abesit 1 conmectioniwith fhe ot | | e Keaiod ST Alow: nental Trading Co. deal which sent| per father by a New York court. Albert B. Fall, former Secretary of the | mpe 14-year-old girl is the fllllkh'. Tptess, (s Jai. ter of Mrs. Antolnette Perry Regards Affairs Settled. Frueauff and sister of Margaret Blackmer considers his affairs in| Perry of the stage. America settled by the $3,670,784 he paid the Government to settled the |- controversy over his income taxes, by the $60,000 with which he purged himself of contempt before the Su- preme Court of the District of Colum- bia and by the $736,000 he turned over to the Midwest Oil Co., the con- cern he once headed. Are you . The active life of American busi- servlng a ness is behind him. He has left his affairs in the hands of his bankers and few traces of the gigantic fortune 7 he was reputed to have made in oil, ‘banking, finance and mining may now - be seen in his life. The man financiers once called a| Many wives, unknowingly, serve *child of the gods™ lives alone | “minus meals.” The food is well | He has made his home cn the Rue| cooked. But it has little or no de Presbourg, just off the Etoile. H:s] “bulk”— needed for regular habits, apartment holds a large library of | “Minus meals” frequently cause books in English and French. Black-| common constipation due to insufe mer speaks the language of his adopt- | ficient “bulk” in the diet. Head- ed country with only a trace of an| aches, loss of appetite and dull, accent. | spiritless days too often follow. 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