Dr. Moore Denies
Auditor's Charge
Of Illegal Loans
(Continued from page One)
ported by a favorable opinion
from the university’s own counsel,
Ur. diaries E. Runnel and attor
ney general. The loans were re
paid before th new attorney gen
ral gav his opinion. It would be
an eggregrious error in auditing
procedure to raise the slightest
technical objection to these par
ticular loans. The university is
normally forced to borrow at this
time of the year to open the doors
to students.”
He said that if new loans of
$138,000 are illegal, present in
struction and student education is
illegal, becuase the loans are pay
ing for the university’s operating
expenses.
He said student loans aggregate
some $10,000, and the university
expects to continue loaning money
to needy students,’using the best
judgment possible.
“Regardless of the new attorney
general’s opinion against borrow
Salesman Forgetful
Of Diamonds
ELIZABETH, N. J. (/Ft—Selmer
Hilborn, a New York industrial
! diamond salesman, was thinking
of something else Friday when he
1 set down his suitcase to unlock his
I car.
Hilborn got in the car and drove
j off, leaving the suitcase sitting on
j the sidewalk.
The salesman missed the case
about 15 minutes later. He came
back posthaste. Luckily, the cus
tomer he had just finished calling
on had found it and kept it for
him.
It was full of diamonds.
ing, students, alumni and their
university’s board of regents and
administration have had the cour
age to borrow,” he declared.
Austin E. Lathrop, Fairbanks
publisher and capitalist, and two
banks, the Fairbanks First Nation
al and the Bank of Fairbanks,
“have had enough courage to risk
money in the face of the new at
torney general’s adverse legal
opinion in order to keep open the
university’s doors.”
. Four Die When
• Train Hits Wash
I Out In Kansas
MEADE, Kas. (/I*)—A Hock Is
land passenger train hit a track
washout three miles east of here
today, kilbng four persons and
injuring approximately 50.
O. K. Curry, chief clerk in the
division superintendent’s office at
Liberal, Kas., said 130 persons
! were aboard the Chicago-bound
train.
Heavy rains occurred in the
area yesterday. Ambulances from
liberal, Dodge City, and Fowler,
Kas., went to the scene. Meade, in
southwestern Kansas, is the coun
ty seat of Meade County.
The overturned cars landed in
a water-filled ditch.
The train, “The Imperial” was
eastbound from California to Chi- i
cago.
At Fowder a small hospital and I
the high school were being used to
care for the injured.
William R. Owens, editor of the j
Meade Globe-News, said four
coaches and a diesel unit left the
tracks. One of the cars was re
ported to have made a complete
flip-flop.
: Pacific Coast
Dangerous Rival
Of Industrial Cast
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BOSTON, l/P) —The industrial
1 cast is facing a new rival in the
Pacific coast states and may lose
old markets if it doesn’t get on the
ball, a western economist advised
today.
The confident warning came
from Nathaniel H. Engle professor
of business administration of the
University of Washington.
The economic dominance of the
east is not as unchallenged as it
was in prewar days, he said in an
address prepared for the Boston
conference on distribution.
Not only are the states of Cal- |
ifornia, Oregon and Washington
depending less and less upon the
east for manufactured goods, he
said but they are invading it in
creasingly with merchandise and
branch plants.
This trend is being aided, Prof.
Engle declared, because national
distributors have failed to evalu
ate fully recent changes in west
ern population and income and
conseuently “have been slow to
make necessary adjustments in
quotas.”
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Pierre Swims
English (lliaune!
In Five Hours
DOVER. Eng., iff1)—Pierre
lion, a California sea lion wit!
sense of humor, has shown the 1
man race that it still has a lot
learn about swimming.
In the most casual sort of v
Pierre swam the English Chan
yesterday in just over five hoi
That is approximately half
best time ever set by a human.
Pierre—spurred on by snack
herring—made his bid for fa
and radio, television and mo
contracts on just about the wc
possible day for a Channel sw
The crossing was so rough t
half the 20 news correspondt
and photographers who iv
along in two motor boats bee?
very seasick.
Pierre’s swim was part of
stunt for "Truth or Consequent
—a radio program familiar to
teners in the United States. E
Kennedy, who missed a ques
in a quiz, was required to assis
managing the venture.
F. W. Buff arrived from Sea
yesterday to assist in the offic<
L. Stevens, accountant during
absence of Mr. and Mrs. L. !
vens, who are on vacation.
A true friends knocks before
enters your home—not after.
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