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Naturalization Court
Bars Distribution of
How-to-Vote Booklet
The Arlington County League
of Women Voters has been re
fused permission to distribute its
pamphlet on how to vote to new
citizens being sworn in at the Fed
eral Court at Alexandria.
This was revealed yesterday at
i conference in the Justice De
partment auditorium, held in con
aection with the Sixth National
Conference on Citizenship.
Mrs. George Vietheer, 1325
South Twenty-third street, Ar
lington, president of the Arlington
League, asked District Court
Judge James W. Morris, who was
presiding, how her organization
should go about getting this per
mission, which had been refused.
Joseph B. Malloy, chairman of
the District Bar Association’s
Naturalization Committee, said
that, if the league applied for
permission through the Immigra
tion and Naturalization Service, it
probably would be allowed to dis
tribute literature, “just like the
DAR.” The Daughters of the
I
Three Kings Rule
Jordan in Period
Of Only 2 Days
Ey the Associated Press
AMMAN. Jordan, May 17.—
Jordan has had three Kings
in two days.
King Abdullah left for a
state visit in Turkey Tuesday.
Crown Prince Talal took an
oath as acting King.
Yesterday Talal became
suddenly ill and had to leave
for Beirut for treatment.
Prince Naif, the second eldest
son, was sworn in before the
cabinet as acting King.
American Revolution have playec
a leading role in making a patri
otic ceremony of the court
procedure.
Difficulties in making a cere
mony of the procedure were dis
cussed by speakers from Phila
delphia. New York, New England
Chicago and Kansas City. It was
pointed out that, in the largei
cities, where there are weeklj
naturalization proceedings in thf
courts, it is difficult to get thf
judges to give the time and to
get organizations to arrange pro
grams.
Man Tries fo Choke Rival With Mechanical Leg I
By th« Associated Press
PARIS, May 17.—Louis Esnaut
was found guilty yesterday of us
ing his mechanical leg in an at
tempt to strangle a rival in love.
He crept up on his rival, A. M.
Gourlaouen, while the latter slept
and tried to tighten the apparatus
around his neck. Gourlaouen
however, succeeded in freeing
himself.
The court also heard that
Esnaut’s jealousy was steamed up
by the fact that his rival had
recently won 700,000 francs
(about $2,000) in a national lot
tery.
ESnaut was given four months
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