Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1929, Page 26

SEVEN MEN RAD PRENPTIAL PARTY $35,000 if Alive, $70,000 if Dead, Rewards Offered After $400,000 Haul. By the Assoclated Press. BUFFALO. N. Y. November 15.—A reward of $35,000 if taken alive and $70,000, if dead, was offered today for seven men, armed and masked, who raided the suburban home of John L. Carson, jr., last night, during a pre- nuptial dinner’ party in honor of a prominent young couple. Lining the 18 guests and half a dozen servants against a wall, the robbers stripped them of jewelry valued by the guests at about $400,000. They also obtained a small amount of cash and fur wraps from an upper floor. The most valuable item in the list of stolen jewels is a triple string of matched pearls, owned by Mrs. Ray Van Clief, said by one of the guests STAR, WASH Son Kills Father And Bullet Hits Mother in Row By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, November 15— ‘With one bullet from his revolver Jol , §r., shot his fa- ther and mother Wednesday night. The father was killed, the mother wounded. The police account of the af- fair said that during a dispute the elder Rozinsky sprang at his wife with a knife. The son snatched the knife from his father, picked up a revolver from a drawer and fired as his father sprang toward him. ‘The mother, rushing between the men, was wounded in the arm. CONFIRMS 3 DEATHS. Pilot Backs Up Story of Mexican Political Riot Toll. NOGALES, Ariz.,, November 15 (#).— Reports received here that three men were killed and many injured in politi- cal rioting in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, were confirmed yesterday by C. W. Wright, Pickwick Afrlines pllot, upon his ar- SEE RAILWAY LINK AS AID T0 TRADE Promoters Seek Permission to Build 200 Miles of Road ‘in Pacific Area. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, November 15.— Testimony designed to show that link- ing of the Great Northern and Western Pacific railroads E building a 200-mile connection in Northern California would facilitate exchange ofecommodities be- tween the Pacific Coast and the North- west was contained today in the record of the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing here on the question of physi- cally joining the two systems. Seek I. C. C. Approval. The two roads are seeking approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission for construction of a line from Klamath Falls, Oreg., to Keddle, Calif., that would form a connection between their existing lines and afford a gateway for transfer of traffic from other great, rail- road companies. that thousands of miles of lines, open- ing new markets to California shippers, would be made available by building the pmjecr 200-mile link. J. F. Bon, assistant_general freight agent for the Western Pacific, said steel products, formerly shipped from .the East, could be sent by the United States Steel Corporation more cheaply from its newly acquired Columbia plants, in California. Evidence thush f'lrhsubmlfl.ed has tended to show that cheaper p-.umfir service can be given over the new line than is given by the Southern Pacific, owner of the only railroad operating a comparable line. Lindy to Inspect His New Plane. LOS ANGELES, November 15.—An alrcraft manufacturing company here which hae been building a new plane for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh allowed it to be known last night that Col. Lindbergh is expected here Sunday to inspect the ship. Burchell’s Famous Bougquet Coffee Never Better 37c Ib. ' RIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929. MANY PORTO RICAN CHILBREN STARVING By the Assoclated Press. NEW- _YORK, November 15—The Golden Rule Foundation announced to- day it had received a cable message from Gov. 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Charles V. krey, president of fiv‘rcound.ltbn. that Golden Rule Sunday would be ob- | BY the Assoclated Press. rved December 8 in Porto Rico, but poverty and unemployment due to devastation of last year's hurricane is such “that local funds must be sup- plemented from the United States.” executive vice announced WE PAY OR MORE The Fando Stk b A Walking Shoe in brown calf and patent leather with Main Spring Arch. $9.50 Savings FOR BRUTAL MURDER RHEIMS, France, November 15.—Lisa Karl, described by the public prosecu-~ tor as “the most cowardly, cruel an abject woman” he had ever seen, o), or sead of, was sentenced to death today for murder. Lisa Karl, who is 42 years old, was convicted of one murder and suspected of two others, More than 2,000,000 volumes of new and second-hand books are on 35 miles of shelving in the new building of a London book store, which is said d hegrd ' to be the largest in the world. 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Miss Eleanor Cameron of Waco, ‘Tex., who, with her fiance, Courtland Van Clief, was the guest of honor at the party, also lost jewels valued at a high total. Miss Cameron and Van Clief are to be married November 20. ‘When the bandits burst in upon the dinner party, the guests at first thought it was a prank by friends, but two of them, a man and a woman, were felled by blows. ‘The guests were seated in the dining room when the robbers entered. The guests were ordered to lie on the floor while the robbers escaped. OFFICIALS UNCOVER PRISON “ARSENAL” Handmade Daggers, Bhi:kjnokl and Other Weapons Are Found at Canon City, Colo. rival from the Mexican city. (ORGANIZED 1890) 949 Ninth Street N.W. Just Below New York Avenue | FE Cuminghan €5 | 314~316 SEVENTH ST..NW. Hats! Hats! L . . . hundreds of them &2 By the Assoclated Press. CANON CITY, Colo., November 15.— An imposing array of improvised ‘weapons, apparently manufactured by convicts at the State penitentiary here against the time when an organized prison break would be possible, has been uncovered by guards working under the ;flr;cblon of Warden Francis E. Craw- ord. Daggers, metal blackjacks, jieces ‘of pipe and other weapons, weighing in the aggregate more 300 pounds, were removed from hiding places in the penitentiary by guards, and last night ‘Warden Crawford announced the search would be continued until every possi- bility of finding other weapons had been exhausted. COTTON LOANS URGED. Advancement to Texas Farmers Asked by Gov. Moody. AUSTIN, Tex., November 15 ( Gov. Moody last night petitioned the Federal Farm Board to authorize re- sponsible ‘Texas banks and local co- operative units to advance cotton loans to farmers. 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