La Grande evening observer., January 08, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, January 8, 1900
Page Six
FIRST PERMIT IS
RECEIVED JAN. 3
D. F. Doherty Makes First
Application of Year, For
$150 Repair Job.
Vto l. I1'. Doherty kooh tin' iioimr
for rerelviiu,' t rii'Ml bulldliur
permit IhhiigiI In l.n (Irundo HiIh
vcur. Un .Inn. 3 Mr. Hoherly iip
plled for u permit to niter (inl iv
pilr his home on N avenue between
Kirth und Hlxlh HtH'ftH, The work
Jrt expected to ookI approximate
ly f'ffiO.
' No other permllH were IhhuciI
durintf the, opening week uf liUti,
-ft ml observer do not espeef n great
'innnv In January, uh thin 1h uhuuN
ly ,u diitl mouth In .construction
her because of the winter weather
condition.
Homo work on the IflflO program
of building, however, ban already
been necnmpllshed. Hevorul proj
ects have already heen announced,
1n eoHt urouml $4on,o(ni, find wnrk
; men have heen excavating on Ad-'
ami' avenue he t ween Kir and ,
Uromnvoud on the L. MaeUey
jproperiy, whore a new business j
'building Ih tot ho erected. j
Improvement
Gossip
tcdocornHug
W--i I'Vleherg Ih redecorating
1hri (, hi. llaclunan iipartmnts,
llUVIiU'iil W'rk
:y The II. and S. Kleetrlcal shot).
'Iiiih r.omi)lettd the wiring or the
;i"tallUes" and the installation of Die
iienh sltfii at (he new Slate theater,
itt'hti- work they are doiiiff at the
Jtlito Mlntintain creamery Is also
.-proft-ressInK rapidly.
:Jn-tnll 1-1 renin n
Kred Spaeth has Installed an Iron
fireman In his home.
'fJahrfel' Ileailnjf IMaut '
U Jf, (. llerold on Ninth street htn
ft (iahrlel hot air. furnace nt his
iionie; 'J'his was Installed hy Nate
55welfel. . ,
IIAIt(.i:i) W ITH MritTlKK
7) McAITJON, Tex., Jan. 0 (AD
' Three charges of murder were filed
today against M,imuel Zamoiit In
'connection with the discovery of
the hullet scarred hodies of two
youths In the Ulo flrando near
'hero yesterday.
.Search was continued today for
the.. body of ti third youth reported
JiilHsIn'K. A fUMH pf small hoats werft
at work. '.. . . 1 .
' WASHINflTON', Jan. 7 (AP)
John M. Jones was nominated toi
(lay to be poslinaster at Portland,
Orn.
Do Yo u
Need
Any of These?
We've Got 'Em
Nails
Locks Door Sets
Cloth
Paint Varnish
Kalsomine
Shingles
Cedar Shingles
Lunll)eJ
Plasterboard
Celotex
Doors ,
Windows
Royal Coal
Wallpaper
Brushes
Oak Flooring
Maple Flooring
Home Lumber
&iCoal Co.
Movement Aimed
Against Unripe
Fruit Marketing
WAld.A, Wash., f A I )
.Ml effective program designed
to prevent, the marketing of im-
inatnre fruits and vogotnbleH In the
j'aclfh' norihwesl will ho dratted
t a meeting of thn pacific North-
went Advisory Hoard romjuiittoo
here jari. 13, The meeting of tin:
committee lias hc.'ii called by It. (. j
Alonuhnn of Milton, (diflrinan.
'omillltten lUninhflM appointed j
hy J. A Stalwell, president of the
hoard will convene with Si a I well,
ThonifiM It, Hill of the Seattle !
chamber of eotiinjorco and II, J.
Arneti, secretary ol" the advisory
hoard. Several other interested
parlk'H have been asked from each '
of , the six distriels. The committee
include growers ami shippers, from
Yakima, Wenn tehee, I l oud Hlver,
liaise. K'cnnewiek and l.owlMnn.
A copy of the Arizona state Ian j
which placing upon the market of
liiMimturt fruits and vegetable
will he placed on display and It
la hoped that an agreement will he)
reached nn a uniform plan of legis
lation in three stales WiiHhlngton,
recoil and, Idaho. , .' : , ;
BOOST OREGON
I AND PORTLAND
i; IN MAGAZINE
rO(tTI,ANIt, (Ire., Jan. 7 May
or (ieorf;e !:il;er, tf Portland.,
writing tiie leading article In the
I'ulon Pacific .MaKaziuo lor Janu
ary, lias starlcd the new year by
honslliiK Portlami and un'iin In
i very thorough )naniHr, The iiiat?
alni'( featurinM: Mayor linker's ar
ticle, (joes to rtO.oau .elnitloyes of
the railroad, to chumhcrH of com
merce, public, lllirai'les, principal
universitlert and schools, and to
hundreds of business executives In
every state In (he. union.
'i'he January issue curries a cov
er patio of Portlami and Mount
Hood, a frontispiece of Multnomah
Kails, Mayor linker's four pane ar
ticle and a double pfiK'" spread o'f
Portland views, supplemented with
a photo of Mull Hun dam and a
view of the Columbia Itlver high
way at Nntchell Point.
"neititf a cily of homes und home
owners, Portland." Mayor' Maker
points out, "is progressive, pros
perous and substantial. It has a
w.(11.( i. ,.iHt ...ol n nni-nose. Slvtv
out of every one hundred families j the last of the 'principal war
occupy their own homes-large tin-! lt,t; hr rancy.on
wiimii tv Mi lawns, s iru i herv. now-
cr gardens and roses roses that
bloom in profusion fronrf May un
til January. There are 77,il't4
such homes with the number In
creasing annually from J 0 u 0 to
4000. , ; .:V ' : ;' .
; Tho mayor pets rigiit1 down t.
facts and Ugurftn,, ll. slutes:.
m ahefhhWVhs rifrinn'fMftiMii fcnit:ruiunyrrt l viMv
papei-s. (is theateres, A:i hospitals
and sanitariums, UDS churches,
public, parks w ith an ni ea of i40 i
acres, 14 .supervised playgrounds,!
for children, U public ha thing
pooln, 1!) golf courses with Hn;
Jioles which are open for playing
tho year around, 4 police stations,
:(7 rirc MitilonH, II lire boats, ft I it
firemen, 437 policemen. 411 ho
tels, 2,S6a telephones, :tl hanks,
111 libraries, 7L! public schools and
it high sehuls with I7l teachers
and r2,S;Mi pupils."
Kieckhef er Heats
j Billiard Champion
I NKW YOltK, Jan. 7 (AP) A
surprising stand by Angle Kclck-,
liefer, .Chicago .southpaw. has
kmiicivcu unc. curiier mi i ue uiau- ;
gutar race inr me national thre
t'lirilM'IM IMIIilirUH CIMl IU IH IM.V II J I),
leaving it a duel he t ween
utloj
Rclselt u( Philadelphia and Allan
Hall of St. Louis.
Al ter breaking even In his first ( jpnn Was In" an advantageous po
two ganifs. Kelt Uhef.'r last night j Millllll hllll Hlh, 0MOsen lo restore her
defeated Johnny l.aytou of St. j t.rn.m.v to a gold basis, some in
Louis, defending champion, r.u to , t)inm, OIm, (-conoiul aulhoritles
.i.t in aft inniiiKs. u was i.ayion s
first defeat in three years of
LournaiiMMit competition. Heine It
aittl Hall still are uieleleatiMl,
Yangtse Valley
Cold Wave Severe
HANKOW. Hupch, Jan. 7 (AP)
-- Tho YantilMe river vallev Initav
was gripped In the teeth" of the !
most severe cold ueather In manv !
yea rs.
j The temperature ju're stood at t" !
I night. Many destitute pi'i'smiM '
have been found frozon to death.
1 i7 inrrr,itVAT miins
I Portland, Ore. (APt-suty-
seven varh lleM of birds were win
tering In Portland the hitter part
: of December, according to the an
nual bird census taken by the
t Oregon Audobon society. Sixteen,
j new species Were observed Oils
year, They wore llntn art the pp.d-
j billed grebe, red breamed nap suck
er, China phensant. Wilson snipe, .
j California (ptall, I hit ton vitoo.
j broad winged hank. On-Kun juneo.
(h'egoti rulfed Kroilne. sleiub r billed
.nuthatch. Callforin gull, red bieaKt
ed inoTfcMimvr, nhort eared owl,
hoveller, and ring necked duck.
PORTLAND MAN KMJM'.h
-McM INN VILI.K, Ore., j,i
(AI'J Otto K. Hathaway,
land liuturancu man. w.ih
Port-kllb-d
here vt-Kieribi v u ben t h.t
blh. tinder which he wus working
t-llppe.l from Hie jack and utruok
his heail in such u nwnm-r that his
neck h.m broken,
Tho hody was found hy his fam
ily, lie had been visiting rebuke.
here. The coroner sahl there would
bo no Inquest.
Jt ijlwnyjt has been u puule to
us why more butchers did not yo
Into tlfc iVrliw light hot IhiMih-
Sftliie'of those fclpVWM fiave v iy
heavy hand!.
CHANCE TO WATCH YOUR GARDEN
i
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1
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' muti
lly the AsMi-clan-d Press
Moth living; room am) dining
irooia i'aco a, garden In this plan
:of a six-roojn (leorgiai) tyiie hume.
The terrace, '.with, openings from
holh .roiiimi also, should be cov.
'ej ei( ulth a brightly-colored nwn-
dlU-N
An Inside lot Is 'the preferred lo
cation for this plan but 11 is also
suitable for a corner1 site,
The owner's bed room. In this
luxurious home. Is equipped with a
private bath room and the, other
two lied rooms' are conveniently
located In relation to the second
hath.
Japan Going Back to Gold Basis
After Interval Of Twelve Years
My William 1L Hub its
financial Kdltor .
(Associated press Kent ur Service)
NI'IW YOltK (AP) On Janu-
"""y M Japan will swing Into Itm
11 '''.
In effect, she , agree to . redeem
hor currency in gold on demand.
Twenty-two countries preceded her
hi stabilising their currencies since
the war. Kight wore the so-culled
new, post-war countries of Kuropo.
- Lithuania, ItussliL.'jind "Uitvia ro-
siuned Kohl payments .In ,v"
Sweden and Ksthonla In I'J'Ji, Great
Mrltaiu, Holland, Hungary, Albania
and Imnzig in 1125, Ju-lgluin, Kln-
land and ('.echo:SIpvaliia In lit-
11.
JJenninrk, ! reecc,' Italy and Polainl
In i;t-7. Krancti and. Mulgarla in I
l't2.H ami Mumanhl lit till!').
The Japanese' government has
boon preparing for months to hum
pressure nn Us currency, expected
January 1 1 when speculators and1
others wlm huld yen seek to con- -vert
their holdings Into gold. i
On November Ua tho Hank of .
Janan arranircd a credit of annroxl-
matelv $fo.niHl.iiiiO abroad, half in
New York and half In London. This1
Is something like Insurance against
a Tall In the yen -and, theoretically ,
at least, muv never be touched. j
When tlreat Hritain rest or
currency to a gold exe.hangi
l! '
HfCt she arranged u. similar
back-stopping credit of $:i'iu,a(Mi,.
IH
six times as largo, as mat
which Japan considered necessary. I
j The Pulled States removed lis
Mid embargo In l!iD. At that, time
i say.
i She had gold stocks of approxl-
,K. 4 I linn lilHi mill i.lm.iul twill'
jot" whlcli were hold abroad. Two
'years later. In lU'JI, the total had
risen slightly und half or it slid re- rurlson and Packer w.-ro held on
malned abroad. I;i matin act charge when author-
Krom lhat time forward, how-1 ate said they discovered Packer
ever, Japan's gold holdings In for- ami the girl remained In a Seattle
eign centers melted rnpldly until hotel overnight following the acci
last March they amounted to only dent.
HM,t.0tH. M
'"K ,0,lil
inwhile, with a ris-
.in favorable yearly
trade balances, the Tokyo govern-
m,'nt waited for n favorable oppor-1
You'll Enjoy
Circulating Moist Air Heat
with a
Gabriel Oblong Furnace
Wo iwomniund this furnace alxivc nil others bvcmi.se
it is sealed tipht nnd eliminates nil Rases, dust und dirt.
Come in let us explain in detail how reasonable in
price nnd how easily installed.
NATE ZWEIFEL
1311 Jefferson
; The unusually largo living room
jiichtdcn a flrepht.ee,. as . does the
master bed room. Ample closets,
the spacious kitchen cupboards and
thn well-placed entries to the
kitchen, are special, features of
appeal. 1 ,
Stucco or brick white-washed are
suggested lor the exterior with a
tile or slate roof.
Thin typo of home can be built
economically cunsldorlng Its hJo
and conveniences. lOstlmaies for the
larger cities range front' $M,onu to
$ Hi, 00(1 and lower in regions where
the wage scale .Is less.
til nit y to remove the troublesome
gold embargo.
; The fact Japan was not willing
longer lo postpone such action rest
ed - -o n a n u n i be r of f ac lo rs. I n
l!i;il, for Instance, there falls due
a sterling loan of which more than
$Ut(i,00(),itO(i Is still outstanding.
With li er currency on a gold
basis she would be able to refund
this obligation on more favorable
terms. . .''";
Police Seeking
Motoristyho
Hurt Aged Man
PORTLAND. Ore,, Jan. C (AP)
While Police were searching one
end of tho city last night for the
lilt and run motorist who struck
and probably fatally injured Sam
.Pilsner. 71, another motorist, Paul
Zlehsimtz, 112, struck and killed
AL'rs. Susan Whisett, 70, in the op
posite section of the town.
Xichsiint was held without hail
en ;
Al rs
charge of manslaughter after
Whisett died en route to the
"hospital of a. fracutretl skull.
The motorist was first held on
a charge of reckless driving and
driving with defective brakes,
Kyowltnesses to the accident In
motorist paused momentarily and
I hen drove away from the spot
where tho man lay on the pave
ment at a furious pace.
Despite, another lengthy grilling
yesterday, Joe Packer. 23, arrested
Saturday as the hit and run sus
peot In tins killing of 1 l.ermau
Brandt, (0. watchman, refused in
admit ho was responsible and thai
ltti hud any connection with the
case. i
Packer was arrested at the home j
of .Miss Vera Carlson, 17, where
pollen found an auloinobile which
tallied with the description of the j
one which killed I'randl. Miss
.
A professor says the radio
should help to cut down divorces.
It puts- marriage on a sound basis.
Coast Guard Is
Headed By Stern
Former Educator
My I,. A. Mn.phy
AP I'Valui-o Service Writer)
WASIilNti'luX (A I) A phys-
! lea lly compact former h acht-r,
; given to saying thinKi succinctly,
j is Item Admiral i' i '. Millard, cum
I iiiamhiui of the coumi guartl.
Palters on ills desk jiggled as
taps if it n cmpliasiy.hie; finuer pnnc
! Iiiattd remarks about his now fa-
luoiia statement that the cna:U
j ututrd will imL tine "n in la Me
lin en in Htoiing liuiioi
! glinv.
snuiH-
The Millar d pronouncement
i dropped Into tho rest less sea i,f sub-commit tec.
! controversy ovor prohibii inn en- "There is ip limitation of any
; lorcejaeut,, " en lined uhlely va rylng ' U iml as to what gases may do in
; ciiinmeiil here and liitmght u new the future." he said.
I focusing of national nUontlon on ; "So far as wiping out popuhi
j the coast guard, its work and its lions is concerned," lie titld the
nn-n.
"The coast guard Is Jndoetrl-
nati-d witli the Idea of doing any-ionl eonciuitrations of whicti could
i ,ioh given to ll expeditiously, ef- be placed to . aceoiiipU.-di the des
I flciently, and fairly," Admiral Mil- traction of the population of a city,
lard said. -
preventing Ib-nor smuggling is
(he most dlii'h till task that ever has
.confronted the coast guard, or any,
t-i a force, for that matter.
"We are going and we have gone
about this thing strictly within the
law. If somebody gets hurt, we re-
gieat that. Mill, we cannot help It
If they violate a. fundamental law
of t he country which
charged wil h enforcing."
Doing Us job well'ls religion with j as possible, he said, "he would uso
Hit' coast guartl and Us commander high explosive -not gas." "(las
sees lho task of preventing liquor j would be theAmire huniune.of Hie
Muiiggllng as something that must two," (ilhdirist. added "and I be.
he accomplished to keep the his- ! Ucve it would lie the more efficient
torlc. record of the , service free j0f the two in bringing the inhabi
from failures. ; Hints to terms on account of the
The iiioHt important duty of the j eonfuslon It would create,
servh'e, In peace limes, Is saving '-j. have never heard," he assert-,
life and property at sea. and in mail :od, "that any attack on unproteeu
it rescued from peril or Hived thejd civilians would be contemplated
lives of 4?,Tb ponnnH.. tor countenanced. I am sure that
Admiral Millard, directing thojw.( as a civilized people, would not
widely spaced torces against liquor
smuggling, was mimed command tiling, however," he declared, -that
, dual of the coast guard In just Wc should be prepared against, and
i :t0 years to, the day after he on- j n vllHt, oi- Witr tmv people should
j tercd the. scrvicn as a cadet. His,c earned and instructed in the
J Koa-wiinkled eyes have seen plenty j way they should act. in a gas at-
of service. jack."
i There was the timo when the I, j
i t. S. Aphrodite, of which lie was . - - , -
i In command, bumped a mine In iu'
i North sea. and her stern crumpled.
- Hut she made port. Her comman
1 dep was awarded the navy cross for
service in Kuroponn waters,
; Admiral Hlllard left a. teacher'a
: desk to enter the coast guard.
He was commissioned an ensign
. In ISdH, lie has served on all the
coasts of the I'nited States and In
j Alaskan, Hawaiian and West Ju
; titan waters.
Laboratory Period
Is Held In The Air
i:ir;iONlC, Ore., (AP) Thn first
college laboratory period ever held
In the air Is now In progress at
the Pniverslty of Oregon. Might
advanced geology students are en
rolled In the course which is being
conducted from .the cabin of an air
plane. .Major ('!. J I: Kekerson of the
Springfield a irport is cooperating
with Or. Warren D. Smith, head of
the university geology department
by giving students special rates for
the use of one of his planes. The
sltitlenis observe the major struc
tural features of the country about
Kugeno and interpret Its lopo-
graphy, noting the valley floor and
other special features. The dif
ference! in formation of soil as It
show's up in various colors also is
studied.
Ambition
One trouMe with human life
that the hoy who known his onions
too freipuMilly Is Inclined to fool
wilh orchids.I.jifiiyetle Journal
am) Courier.
SPLINTERS
OCficlaJ Publication of
THE VAN PETTfclN LUMBER CO.
No. 37
The past week bus
been pretty windy in
l.n Or;mde nnd vi
cinity. Ones t h e
wind rattle your
window? it ml blew
ill around the edges'.'
Ni'M KTAL Veath
erstripw will remedy
lhat condition. They
are e;tlly instnlb'd
withnm tiikiitK out
the wish.
It was the first time
the b.iseball player
had ever p 1 it y P d
j-elf. He hit nue
stiaiiilit duwn the
fairway, then sh"Ut
ed, "which tt;y do I
run." " v
I lavo you t r i e d
KXH'l (IT'S S i i' I UK
Canyon t'oal this
t
winter? We btdieve
that the preparation
Is better than rv'.
so the next time the
bin KetK low, cull us
up and let US send
you a load.
The story ithoni the
Arizona limn wlm
embezzled over n
hundred bales of
chiton makes us bo
llev the story about
the orehestret player
that lost bin bass
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO
NO FUTURE LIMIT
ON POISON GASES
War Department Believes
Gas Situation One of
i Most Important Things
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 (Al'
Tiie war depnrinieni m-c.s no future
limit upon the line of poIhuii gam-n.
Major (leneral Harry I.. Cilehrlut,
chief of Hie chemical warfare ser
vice, characterized tint gun situa
tion as "one of the most important
things facing us at the present
line" in testimony he fore the house
war deiai tim iit
a)pioirlatiins
com in tit ec, i-eteri-iug to present
gases, "I know of no gas. suffi-
(iioald any military commander hv
'mo foolish as to desire imch n
; thing.
. "(las would create confusion. It
i would disrupt business and .social
activities and oh an unprepared
. and untrained populace, would
': doubtless cause casualties."
(ins .More Humane
If a commander wanted to des-
arottroy buildings, public works, and
factories, and hil! as many peoplo
inlom lo such a attack. It Is some
tlUSOUlUl MVlUliapea
Near Milwaukie
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. (i (AP)
D..L. Ifoward. 35, who three
weeks ago was struck by a hit and
run motorist wlm never was ap
prehended was in an Oregon City
hospital today suffering from ex
posure after he is sahl to have
j been kidnaped from his apartment
and found on a road near Mllwau
j kle ear ly today.
j Police sahl Howard, who was
paralyzed an the result of the auto
i accident, accused '"Itud" "Matsori iW'
ntcring his apartment and forcing
him lot accompany him. Howard,
police said, accused Mntson of
alienating tho affections of Mrs
Howard.
Authorities said they believed
Howard was the victim of a mnrlt.il
tangle Involving several triangles
and lhat he was kidnaped, to keep
him from contesting the divorce
action brought by his wife, Doris
Howard. Time for filing an answer
to the suit, expired today. t
. Howard was found on the road,
clad in pajamas, by a newspaper
truck driver and taken to Oregon
; t.'Uy
!
Sl'lOini-'. AM) .Ml lIDKIt
DKS MOINKS, la.. Jan. (I (AP)
The fix year friendship of l-'aye
Itelnap. ".':!. and John Desaivo. JS.
today was broken by murder and
suicide. Their bodies were fount"!
last night In an automobile in De
salvo's garage.
Police declared their deaths to
be the climax of a long-standing
tpiarrel.
Vol. 2
Winter time Is fix
up tinijc. Why not
make an nddiliunal
room In the attic
with IMnslcr Wall
Hoard. It Is easily
und tpiiekly applied.
The treasury depart
ment reports that
there are quite a few
emmlei-fit hundred
dollar bills In circu
lation toil we're
not worrying any.
Try our "NI'M P.Kit
flan" varnish If you
want ii varnish for
(he drain board or
i'lm-i' -it ean't turn
white, The pt-ce is
lea! ivas'iuab!.'.'
New Envoy To
! Germany Quiet
I Briar-Pipe Fan
My Held Mou tort
I (AP Pcaltirc Service Writer)
i WASHINGTON ( A P) - A (Uh-t,
suci esS'iil business man has been
' nominated as America's next am
bassador to Germany. ,
! lb' is Senator Krederlc M. Sack
fell of Kentucky, transplanted na
! tlv son of Mhode Island, whose
: iiaiiu- has been sent to the senate
for confirmation by President Hoo
I ver. lie likes briar pipcH, big
Cigars, the feel of a driver against
; a gdf ball, boating and bohving.
tif meilliim heiMhl. Senator Sacli
' i it has serious gray eyes and brown
, hair which shows little silver de
. .-.pite his (it years.
I l:("erved of manner, he. always
i dresses conserva t ively, almost fn
j variably wi'aring a -dark soil. In
i fact, ho i co welded to dark
! clothes lhat - ICs arrival at the of
I flco in the Kiini'mer occasionally
I garbed In pongee is an occasion for
j comment among his co-worker..
I rivlr,g his -autoinoliile aroiuul
I Washington affords him' a great
' fktck." lie likes to bow I but would
just at! soon play golf and Ills com-
paiiloiU'. say he Is prof Idem in both
sports. Wherever he is he gener
;ally has a bria r pipe a long, anfl sees
I to ii ihat his Inane and'Offlce have
an equal" distribution of. them even
if be has to move three or four to'
bring- this about.
No Matter How
You Fire It
Your Furnace Must Be Right
You may have an oil burner, an automatic coal stoker
or you may five wood or coal into your furnace by
hand if makes no difference your -furnace must be
in perfect order lo give satisfactory nsults.
We are experts on any kind of furnace work dirty;
leaky furnaces fill the house with dust and gases. Let
us make a check-up of your furnace you'll have a
cleaner, healthier house this winter.
LYNCH PLUMBING GO.
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RESOLVE NOW:
to
Paint Up..
c
1930
and see the difference,
other people will.
"Don't Put It Of f
Put It On"
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PAD NT Cfl).
Senator and Mrs. Saokett, who
: have no children, have traveled .x.
lenslvcly, ' making " trips abroad
: nearly every year fur many years.
They often have la en to Oerinuiiy.
The sou of J a w oalthy Khodf
Island woob-n inn nn t pet urer. Sen
ator Sacl;elt w'uh educated at Mroyn
; jiniverslty ami Harvard law school,
"lie entered .the coal business In
Louisville dheetly after his collej-l-aie
days. . '
Ashlo from being a member m
lite Kentucky state, board of chari
ties for lour years and a federal
food administrator two years. Sent
, tor Saekeit never belt) 'public office
until elected to the 1'ilHed States
yenatc four years aiiO. ,,
j i Ih laconic comjnent on that race
was, "I ran and won."
Although no orator in the. popu
: lar sense, h" always has come to
the senate, floor armed with, facts,
and his friends think well 0,1 his
legislative accomplishments.
INSPIK T Ni:V PLANK " !
I .(IS ANGKlJ'IS.'Jun. )i (AP)
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh to
day will inspect his new, and roi
roily built, Lockheed monoplane,
which has ln-eu eipiipped with fuel
tanks with 4:n-gallon capacity so
the plane can "stay "up all night.'.'
Colonel and' Mrs. Lindbergh arriv
ed here yesterday from Klngmai
Avy.., on the last stage of a leisure
ly trans-coittiiKiiial flight, oii
which the flyibg-colonel inspected
t.rans continental air . transport
routes and alrp"rls.
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