Evening star. [volume], March 11, 1937, Page A-18, Image 18

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California Senate to Con
sider Resolution for Pris
oner's Pardon.
Et the Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO. Calif.. March 11.— j
Thomas J. Mooney may be called be
fore the California State Senate when
It considers the Assembly’s over
whelmingly approved pardon resolu
tion, some legislators said today.
Assemblyman Paul A. Richie of San
Diego, who handled the resolution in
the lower house, said no effort would
be made to obtain immediate con
sideration by the Senate.
Passed by a 45-to-28 Assembly vote,
the resolution would exonerate Mooney
of the 1!H6 San Francisco Prepared- I
ness day bombing.
Assemblyman Saw Horror.
One supporter. Assemblyman
Thomas A. Maloney of San Francisco,
said he ran to the scene of the bomb
ing which killed 10 persons and in
jured 4(1 others during a Preparedness
day parade
"Do you think," he declared, ‘‘after
I saw the bloody street that day—it
looked like a battlefield—that if I be
lieved them (Mooney and Warren K.
Billings i guilty I would be asking for
their release ”
Although the resolution does not
mention Billings, like Mooney serving i
* life prison term. Richie asserted it
would "open the way" for his release.
Judge May Be Called.
Legislators said it also was probable
the judge, district attorney and others
who figured in Mooney's bombing con
viction would be called before the
Senate.
State Attorney General U. S. Webb
*nd Legislative Counsel Fred B. Wood
contend the Legislature Is without
power to grant a pardon.
Assemblyman Kennett Dawson of
San Francisco and other supporters of
the measure argued the question of
its legality should be left for the courts
before which Mooney’s attorneys have
waged numerous contests.
FORMER BAR CHIEF
ASSAILS COURT PLAN
Winchester Civic Club Told Presi
dent Really Wants Dictaphone
in Justice Hall.
Bv the Associated Press.
WINCHESTER. Va.. March 11.—R.
Gray Williams, former president of the
Virginia Bar Association, said in a
Civic Club address yesterday "What
the President really wants is a dicta
phone in the marble palace of justice.
In which he may register from the
White House decisions that will be
come the supreme law of the land.”
''The Constitution remains the
same,” he said, “whether Roosevelt
received 29.000.000 votes or Landon
very few votes. It is as important
that the Supreme Court be independ
ent of executive or legislative coercion
as it is for the Supreme Court to be
above corruption.”
“One is amazed,” Williams added,
“at the determination of the President
to override the constitutional objec
tions to the national recovery act that
were sustained by every justice.”
Whistles Urged for All.
That every Japanese man, woman
nr child be compelled to carry a police
whistle whenever he or she ventures
out of doors, is being advocated by
influential members of the Japanese
community in Shanghai, China. The
step is being urged, it is stated, in
view of the "recurrence of cases of
anti-Japanese terrorism."
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Demand for higher wages in Mexico
Is growing.
Held
ARRESTED AFTER COLLI
SION INJURING CHILD.
GEORGE M. COHAN, JR.,
Twenty-three-year-old son of
the famous theatrical pro
ducer, actor and song writer,
George M. Cohan, who was ar
rested in Neiv York following
a collision in tvhich a 2-year
old child was thrown halfway
through the windshield. The
child is in Harbor Hospital
suffering from severe head
and neck injuries. Two grown
ups were injured slightly in
the accident.
Dr. Furtwangler to Conduct.
Dr. William Furtwangler will con
duct in the Wagner season at Covent
Garden. London, this Summer.
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DISRAELI SAYS:
“l supped at the Carlton...
off Ousters and Guinness
thus ended the most remarkable day
hitherto of my life”
Disraeli to his sister Sarah, dated Novem
ber 21, 1837. (In the collection of Mr. E.
Thomas Cook.)
UINNESS and oysters are
just as much of a treat
today as in Disraeli’s time.
Brewed in Dublin from barley
malt, hops, yeast and water,
Guinness has a dry hearty fla
vour which is the perfect ac
companiment to oysters.
Guinness has been made by
the same natural process since
1759 and has become the most
popular brew in the world. If
you haven’t tried Guinness
and oysters, you’re nearly two
centuries behind the times.
Guinness is also enjoyed before
meals, after exercise or when
tired, and before retiring. You
should be able to get it wher
ever you buy good beer or ale.
Since
1759
Guinness
IS COOD FOR YOU
The story of Guinness since 1759: 108 pares. A2 illus
trations. Write American Representative: A. Guinness,
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