Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1936, Page 32

B—10 #» AN WHO QUSTED BLANTON VISITOR Garrett Says He Does Not Plan Active Part in District Affairs. Clyde L. Garrett, the 215-pound Texas Circuit Court judge who will succeed Representative Thomas L. Blanton in the next Congress, does not plan to take an active part in Dis- trict legislative affairs. Garrett said he proposed to represent the interests of his constituents in the seventeenth Texas congressional dis- trist “in the most efficient manner.” Blanton, at the last session of Con- gress, served as chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee which framed the 1937 District appropriation act. But Garrett said he had no desire to succeed Blanton on the Appropria- tions Committee. “I have no particular interest in the affairs of the District of Columbia,” Garrett declared. “But if I'm put on & committee which considers District legislation, naturally I will be con- siderate of the District.” Although Blanton made much of the Communist issue in his cam- paign, Garrett said he had not even read the so-called “red rider” to the 1936 District appropriation act which his predecessor sponsored to keep public school teachers from discussing Russia and its form of government in the class room. Garrett explained he had no defnite program. “I made no extravagant promises in my campaign,” he said, “and I am pledged only to the principles stated in my platform. I have no mission to perform and no pet ideas.” For a week, Garrett has been in THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1936. Is she frilly? Is she tailored? 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For 20 years he served | as vestryman at Advent Church, Sec- | ond and U streets. Later he trans-| ferred to St. Alban's parish and was| an active worker there many years. 1 With his wife, Mrs. Sophie L. Hellen, he founded the Episcopal Home for | the Aged, Wisconsin avenue and Ma- comb street. . Mr. Hellen had been employed as | 2 salesman for the Standard Brands | Co. He was a Mason, holding mem-‘.‘ berships in Lebanon Lodge, No. 7, and | Kallipolis Grotto. | Besides his widow, he is survived by ! 8 daughter, Mrs. Allan Burns, Cht- lotte, N. C. | Funeral services will be held on Sat- urday. Burial will be in Congressional Cemetery. | FLORIDA EX-CHIEF OF POLICE TO DIE/ Burton Convicted of Killing | ‘Woman He Said He Killed Man to Protect. By the Associated Press. | GAINESVILLE, Fla., December 10. | «—A. L. Burton, former High Springs | police chief, was convicted last night | of murder of the pretty woman town clerk he said he killed a colored man to protect. There was no recommendation of mercy, and a death penalty was man- datory. State witnesses testified there was 11l feeling between Burton and Miss Bonnie Collins, the slain clerk. The defense rested without offering testimony. Miss Collins was beaten with a wrench December 31, 1935. Burton, then an officer, said he entered her office in time to see Lee Walker, a Negro, strike her with a wrench. Burton said he shot Walker. A | coroner’s jury held the Negro killed | Miss Collins and Burton acted in the | line of duty. Later, at the request of Miss Col- %ins’ family. a special State investi- gator was assigned to the case. Last Spring a grand jury indicted Burton for both deaths. TSI SCHOOL AID PROPOSED Education Body for Benefits in Federal Sections. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., December | 10 (#).—The National Council of State Superintendents and Commissioners of Education recommended yesterday | Federal aid for school units in sec- tions where large areas were retired from tax rolls through purchase by ‘the Government. The name of the organization was changed to the National Council of Chief State School Officers. | Produce Many Cranberries. ' ‘Thirty members of the Wisconsin Cranberry Exchange produce 950 per cent of that State’s crop. [Z SESTABLISHED 1865 @ § | GOOD-WILL A Christmas Thought And we seek to exhibit this [ wide. i : try to _make o True 72 years ago when Barker started and . . . true today. % GEO. M. BARKER ¢ COMPANY ° Lumber and Millwork 649-651 N. Y. Ave. N.W, 1523 7th St. N.W. R Nl A “The Lumber Number” ¢ Satin Chemise! ¢ Satin Dancettes! ® Satin Slips! ¢ Satin Panties! Some of this luscious lingerie is frothy with lace—some is perfectly plain or daintily embroidered. All are in soft, luxuricus pure dye tearose satin. 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