Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 34

NURSE WHOTOOK LITLE GRLHELD Woman and Lost Child Found in Buffalo After Leaving Cleveland. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, July 31.—Dorothy May Blanchard, 5 years old, missing Cleve- 1and child, was found here last night by the who arrested Mrs. Phoebe Woods of Cleveland, who had the child in charge. Cleveland de- tectives are expected here today to take the woman and child back home. The child’'s mother last saw child on Saturday, when Mrs. Woods, a nurse, took the little girl shopping 10 buy clothes for the child in prepa- ration for removal to the home of the mother's parents in Newark, N. J Mrs. Blanchard planned to m on Monday. Will Fight for Child. Mrs. Wood was detained in a police station here last night, while the hild was committed to the care of the Children’s Aid Societ Mrs, Woods in her cell expressed deter- mination to fight for the custody of have paid < bills. I'm Dorothy and | will o retain bought her doctor and entitled to have fight in the courts session of her.” Mrs. Woods did not admit that she brought the child here with the in- tention of kidnaping. She lived here several years ago and planned to bring the child here for a visit. But she added she was determined to do all_in her power to prevent the mother from getting the custody of the child Acquaintanceship between Mrs Woods, a childless widow. and the Blanchards began about three years ago when the Blanchard family lived in Mrs. Woods' flat. LITTLE ENTENTE BEGINS DRIVE ON COMMUNISTS Jugoslav Minister Declares Ameri- | pos- can Tolerance of Propaganda ‘Weakness. | July 31—Following an reached at the little | rence, energetic steps| are being taken to combat the lat-| est Communist propagand The Czechoslovak premier, Ben de- clared the movement would fail else- | where as it had in Germany. Minister | Nincie for Jugoslavia said that the tolerance of the United States toward | Propaganda was a weakness. “We do| not intend ing from the states| where the ( have under- | mined gove authority he | v F a, Premier Duca | be intimidated | apanda.” there have entente said e s by threats nor p | a_ sequen. been | wholesale arrests of Communists, so- | cialists in Jugoslavia and workers | clubs have been dissolved. Commu- nist city councils in Slovenia and| Croatia "have been liquidated. How- | ever the propaganda is still active. | In Rumania martial law has been | declared over the fortificd Bucharest | region, assemblies of more than five persc have been forbidden and | anti-state agitators will be severcly punished. E BARONESS ON TRIAL. Accused of Stealing Pearls From | Other Noblewomen. July 31.—Trial has Saroness Alice Konrad member of 4 prom- cratic' family. on a charge of stealing and selling pea rls belong- ing to the Coun plaintiffs a ption: *s of their mutual friends, and that she appropriated a ny she could while helping to pi from the floor. It is charged that she thus secured 103 of the jewels, part of which she sold. | The defense pleads that the accused woman is irresponsible. fThe court at the opening of the was crowd- ed with former Austrian aristocrats. . China Receives Soviet Envoy. 1.—L. M. Karakhan, ng as Soviet repre- a and who carried leading to China's iet Russia, vester- dentinl as fi China sentative on the negotiatic recognition of day pres, Russian “Yes, It’s a And say, you should see everything in its pla That's what you'll NATIONAL Flush-Con in the office. 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