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] |Girl, 15, With - Mature Voice, e o By the Assoclated Press. my years in opers.” He added that CHICAGO, September 25.—A high | as far as he knew she was the young- A school sophomore with the soprano|est person ever to win an opers con- Representative Jones Hits When Betty was only 4. related her v ¢ Wm, KING & SON ¢ i widowed mother, Mrs. Stells Schults, N # Cemetery.- Eatoblished: 1858 Landon Farm Program' | sne was presty, e Betty :wdmm:“un.:mmum Py Giard vad 3 essionally | of & . 1, A : as New Deal's. - “We never had to tell her to take yeaterday 2 108 JRaxs Orisanvice By the AmGititea Poten s voice lesson,” said Mrs. Schults.| talent. "L McEiroy, gt treet hindpnye . company declared enthusiastically: |1y was e little different when -she ‘machinist g District 8223 INES, Iowa, September 25.| “This girl is & rare genius. I've|started studying plano ‘s few years - Representative Marvin Jones of Texas, mrmm&hm‘m:!herm-uuo. Sometimes we had to remind phasized. ; . leaving with Iowans a charge that Gov. Alf M. Landon’s farm Towed points from the New Deal, headed for Chicago today for s con- ference to fix his future corn-belt ftinerary. ‘The Democratic chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture, chosen by the Roosevelt All-Party Ag- ricultural Committee as its spearhead speaker at farm issues, asserted in an address last night: “In so far as the farm program of Gov. Landon has any merit it tracks the New Deal, and when it leaves that it fades into generalities.” Taking up point by point what he said was the Republican presidential nominee’s farm program as outlined in an address here Tuesday, he at- tacked the Kansan's views on come modity loans and other issues. He urged the re-election of Presi- dent Roosevelt to “continue the ad- vances America’s farming industry has made under the present Admin- istration,” adding, “I want the sur- geon who wields the knife to be the one who wishes the patient to live.” “I have no objection to Gov. Lan- don. I think he is a good man. But Jet us look at the company he is keep- ing. He is backed by the Liberty League. The great financiers are be- hind him. * * * Do you want to trust the future of the farm program to an administration whose most ordent supporters are the Liberty Leaguers, the Du Ponts, the Mellons and the Millses?” he asked. D. C. PAINTER ARRESTED AFTER HITTING SHERIFF BY 8 Btaff Correspondent of The Staz. ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va, Beptember 25.—Because he atruck Sheriff Howard B. Fields in the jaw with his fist last night, Charles W. Baumbaugh, 56-year-old Washington painter, will face the County Court today on charges of assault and intox!- cation, after spending the night in the Arlington County Jail. “Hey, stranger, drive me into Wash- ington,” Baumbaugh yelled from his automobile to the sheriff, who was standing on the sidewalk in Rosslyn. His request was refused. About 15 minutes later the man got + out of the car, which bore a Cali- fornia license, and announced, “I' going to lick you,” Sheriff Plelds 5 Three contacts followed: Baum- baugh hit the sheriff, the sheriff hit Baumbaugh and Baumbaugh hit a telephone pole. “It would be a shame mnot to ac- commodate & man who came all the way from California looking for a ” y fight,” Sheriff Fields sald. Baum- H h k baugh gave an address in the 200 block ere s w at ma es of Ninth street northeast, Washington. \\\‘{\\\\\‘ e \“\N\ \ \ WY Hyde Park . 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