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iterpretation ws Opmion? en, no love for little ehlland no care for their safe- re alarming than the prehpn of the bill is the fact according to the story, thel las "-.von the approval of-" Lssembly Judiciary Comi." -Our lawmakers would tter to try putting teeth : ne of our- existing, admit-"" ineffectual lav/s, instead of mg the ones that work le was when we had laws otect--the lives" and, safety! ; general public Now it" . we are remodeling our to protect the criminal ele- I have written a letter to James W Silliman, Assemffice Building, Sacramento, sting this,, .bill--I__urge ; who read this letter to do ime 1ERS A, R KINSMAN, Monterey -So Carried Away r, Tne Herald - y v e take mild exception to me of Friday's News Com 3 column' It occurred to us the columnist disposed of ral MacArthur's address - what lightly, and in lan- - of delicate condescension were conscious of subtle ones m his reference to the h as "a masterpiece of ora- which . . . may find its wav some of the elocution text- 3--and--be--declaimed" 'by'" ilboys of the future, along Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad- and the speech of Sparta- o the Gladiators " ourselves felt it was some ; of a classic of clear and omed prose, but we "were ,o carried away" by its un ted excellence of rhetoric we were unable to grasp sober weight_of-u.ts-coatent- ncenty for its purpose We est that the speech may find 'ay mto the treatises of geo- ic s and the annals of history re it becomes a schoolboys' cise m elocution MIRIAM P PERKINS, Pebble Beach Point Error or,. The -Herald.------------Dur Carmel readers are by _used to insults. Neverthe- many had a hard time takit when you headlined Bidu d 's program as a "Suburb cert m Carmel '* re've been called everything, dness knows, but to be label- | CHICAGO (l) PJ -- Charles- G maker, banker,' diplomat, soldier, awes, the "helT'n Maria"-- vice politician author and' musician. ddent .under Calvin Coolidge, Another Dawes trademark"was late last night at his subur- his famous underslung piph. . Evanston home,of a heart st Dawes served finder Coolidge ick. He was 85 years old. from 1925 to 1929 mid refused to I Dawes' death"came as he was run for a second term. He was ap eparing to,make one of his rare pointed ambassador to \ the court blic appearances in recent years of St.' James in- London where he i honorary chairman of the civic shocked court circles when be ilttee to welcome Gen, Doug- spumed the traditional "pink tea MacArthur's visit to Chicago diplomacy" associated with the. '; Thursday. post. . _ b j His wife,-Caro, was with him He was - the ' author - of - the he died after suffering a 'Dawes plan" for the payment of pronary thrombosis attack about Germany's World War J repara rp.m_-,,CST.- His physician, Dr. tions "His efforts- wonhim ithe. rge Dick, was summoned, but Nobel Peace Prize" in 1925. dead by the"time-'he wrajT-xolomcEl ~~ JEMAKK Since 1932, Daweshad served as chairraan-of the.boanLof-the Cl' . Hi*,death ended a fiery career-- National Bank. He went to thetof- actuated by his verbal trader fice, regularlyidespite his age,-Yes* nRrk"Ol""heirh' Maria"--as law- gamzed the of Chicago. War ITDa and was a major. He i 1917 after colonel. There h and joined Notions BAN DIE [r-jensbn, "Clt fire contro has been , Urn's _ CHARLES. G. -HAWES _ missed He stayed home because he did not feel well His outspoken approach to life-- his language was once found -too forceful for inclusion in the con gressional record--was in marked contrast to his-beautiful musical composition, "Melody m A Major " Dawes was bom m Marietta, O , Aug 27, 1865 He came from a long line of Americans.-His, fStHer fvas Rufus Dawes who fought-in the "Iron Brigade" of the Civil War Another of his forebears was Wil liam Dawes who accompanied Paul Revere on his midnight ride. He was graduated from Mariet ta College at the age of 19. He took his law training at Cincinnati Law School and moved to Lincoln, Neb, to practice after graduation MET PERSHING -- %0inpa*ni mv 't - . y^rs . He stayed there seven years and during that time he met Lt, 'John Pershing The two met years later in France when Pershing -com manded' American" f6fpes"in"WbfTdr War I and appointed Dawes a brigadier general to serve under him In 1889, Dawes married Caro D. Blymer He had to borrow $100 to finance the ceremony. vUeautiftl ews ' _md m. ptJse fell mlg ad m a The Dawes had four - ehildren, two 50ns and two daughters. One son, Rufus, drowned..at Lake Geneva, Wis, in 1912. The accident was one of the great tragedies of Dawes' life. As a memorial to his son, Dawes built BII-CUORm./ the Rufus F Dawes Hotel on Chi cago's Skid Row, a home for the penniless Dawes left the practice of law after seven years m Lincoln and came to Evanston, 111, where he went into the business of. furnish ing gas to North Shore residents. TASTE OF POLITICS He. got his first taste-of-poktics- SMITH BROS. m 1896 during the McKinley cam- , paign He hitched himself to the1 McKinley kite. After McKinley's HARDWARE CO. election, Dawes was called to Washington as, comptroller of the" currency He stayed for three years then 418 Alvarad Monterey returned to business life and or- Sho you by Thr j G a A