The Archive · 1934

MRS. VANDERBILT APPEALS

New York, Nov. 23.

An application to force Judge Carew to give a definite decision in the case of Gloria Vanderbilt, the ten-year-old heiress to a fortune of $4,000,000, against which she can appeal toa higher court, was granted to-day to her mother,' Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt.

The application requires Judge Carew to show cause why a writ should "not be issued calling ebon him to sustain or dismiss Mrs.

Vanderbilt's writ of habeas corpus.

Judge Carew decided that "the child Gloria should not have in the future the life ft has had since the death of its father in June, 1932." Later, he declared, in response to queries: "There is no new decision. Gloria goes to Mrs. Harry Payne: Whitney (her aunt) for five days and spends the weekends with her

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