Washington, Aug. 10. President Roosevelt to-day declar-that there would be no Federal Cee Em robe which is being taken away in lorries from the beach at Harlyn Bay, the Ca I branch of the Council for the Preservation of Rural England has asked the council's executive to obtain a reliable ruling from the High Court, or some such authority, legislation or guaranteed that such!4 Statute, flood tide. a measure would be passed when It is suggested that it should mean Congress convenes again in January. the high water mark, and not, as the Previously the Senate Agriculture lorry owners contend, the highest Committee had voted to appoint point the sea reaches in a storm or sub-committee to draft a resolutic ion flood period. The owners of the for ten-cents-a-pound Government beach hove the high water mark, loans on cotton. The House of Re- wh object to their sand being taken, presentatives steering committee cannot stop it until high water mark the same time voted to give "privi-clearly defined. The Statute re-leged" status to the farm legislation. ing to the taking of sand was Meanwhile, after taking lunch wi! ith passed n the seventh year of the Band of the 2nd Bu, The Loyal Regi ment, under the leadership of Mr. I
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