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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1937

Page

5

Retired Justice Van Devanter Prefers Farm Life Over Debate

Willis Van Devanter, former Supreme Court justice, says he pays little attention to the court reorganization debate. He spends time on his wheat farm away from Washington, noting he would rather talk about potatoes than politics after stepping down last month following 26 years on the bench.

Ellicote Willis van Devanter Supreme Court High Tribunal Washington Capital

Dirt Farmer Justice Van DeVanter Returns to Rural Life

The 78 year old former Supreme Court justice now tends a 788 acre farm, overseeing fields of wheat, rye, barley, corn and soy. He enjoys country life, visits with Justices Roberts Butler and McReynolds, and has turned his land into a game refuge where quail and pheasant are protected. He rises when he pleases and avoids city routines, keeping hunting rifles aside after a past license issue.

Ceez Justice At 78 Roberts Butler McReynolds Mr. van DeVanter Washington

Word Book A Guide To Correct Speech for 10 Cents

The Washington Information Bureau offers an authoritative booklet on 3 000 mispronounced misspelled or misused words to help you talk and write correctly. Enclose ten cents and a coupon to get your copy by mail from Frederic J. Haskin Director Washington DC.

Washington Information Bureau

Learn to Swim Safely To Cut Drowning Risk

Health officials urge universal swimming training for both youth and adults. Dr. I C Riggin notes many drownings occur when adults cannot swim a short distance in deep water. The article lists safety rules from food avoidance to resuscitation, and stresses using boats or strong swimmers as life saving safeguards.

I. C. Riggin United States Mgnyarn Warran

Honeymooners Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Sail To Europe

Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and his bride Ethel duPont sail for Europe aboard the Empress of Britain. They visit old Quebec city before boarding after noon, arriving from Campobello Island last night.

Quebec Can Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Ethel duPont Europe United States Quebec City Campopdello Island

Civil Service Examinations Open for National Posts

The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for senior motion picture director and specialists with salaries from 2600 to 3800 dollars. Assistant clerk stenographer positions exist for the blind. Offices involved include Forest Service Education and Interior. Herman Lee in Washington is the contact for full details.

United States Civil Service Commission Forest Service

State liquor employees vote against alcohol at picnic

Dry Picnic Pittsburgh. State liquor store employees sip soft drinks and munch ice cream cones at their Sunday picnic. They voted against permitting whiskey, beer and gin on the grounds.

Pittsburgh

Hints For Gardeners Oriental Poppies Move in August

Oriental poppies can be moved or divided in August to allow root growth before cold weather. Check your garden for space and transplant when growth reaches two to four inches high. New color varieties and strong, dramatic perennials make Oriental Poppies a standout choice for sunny, well drained soil.

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Senate Debates Court Bill as House Pickets End

On Capitol Hill lawmakers continue discussion on a court bill while the Judiciary committee weighs constitutional amendments to reshape the Supreme Court. In Crucible, Pa., women unionists halt picketing of Crucible Steel mine through Sunday with washday Monday noted.

The Associated Press Senate Judiciary Committee Supreme Court HOUSE Ren District of Columbia Crucible Union Label League Crucible Steel Company

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