Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1930, Page 38

INQUEST ORDERED THE EVENING U. S. TRIBUNAL TO DETERMINE VALUE OF 78-CARAT NASSAK GEM | e o siomond wes not. avisti antiquities” more than 100 years old. The Nassak was sdmitted duty free. and hence dutiable. Attorneys for the New York firm contended yesterday that 10 N R lN PRUBER S BEMH Customs Court to Decide if “Eye” of Goddess Shiva Is | . S0t St st for uv.m Poisoning Angle Will Be In-] Authorities. By the Associated Press. ! LOS ANGELES, April 17.—An in-| t to determine whether Robert | i The United States Court of Customs vestigated by Los Angeles |, c'paint Appeais is to decide whetnes | is rok expected for 30 nys. the 78-carat Nassak diamond, the| When . Mauboussin of Paris import- River. It disappeargd for a time and #d his diamond into the United States |later became the property of the Duke in 1927 he contended it came under a |of Westminster, who had it placed in an antique. Attorneys arguing the case | congressional tariff ruling which ro- | the hilt of his sword. Mauboussin pur- exhibited the shallow triangular stone|vided for the free eniry of “artistio |chased it from the Duke of West- cyclopean eye of the Goddess Shiva, in and Indian temple, is “artistic”or merely “Artistic”” or Merely Antique. to judges and spectators. , part of India Co. booty when the last of Peischwa surrendered in 1818, had |been the one eye o fthe worshiped A decision |statue of the Goddess Shiva, in a temple | near Nassak, on the upper Godavery lrt tio | chased it from the Duke of West- sian, district attorney's undercover agent, was poisoned to prevent his ap- pearance before the grand jury to tes- S uy a tify in the latest Julian Petroleum Cor- | poration investigation or whether his th was the result of an automobile @ccident was called here today. Blayney Matthews, chief investigator of the district attorney’s stafl, disclosed last night that a drinking glass con- taining poison was found in the wreek- of the automobile in which Bur- slan’s body was found early” Tuesday morning. County Autopsy Surgeon Frank Webb announced a preliminary ‘autopsy revealed the presence of poison in his stomach was indicated. Shortly after the body was found District Attorney Buron Fitts sdid the 31-year-old bookkeeper was a secret in- wvestigator for his office. He said Bur- sian had been working on angles of the Julian investigation and at the time of his death was on a “very dangerous mission” connected with an alleged ‘bribery plot involving political and financial figures. Not convinced that Bursian's death ‘was entirely accidental, Fitts ordered an immediate probe of circumstances sur- rounding the case. FRANCE AND U. S. CLOSE DEBT-FUNDING PROGRAM Ambassador Claudel Delivers $4,- 025,000,000 in Gold Bonds in Ex- ehange for Original Obligations. Prance and the United States have concluded the funding of indebtedness of France to this country. ‘The French Ambassador, Paul Claudel, and Robert Lacour-Gayet, financial aftache of the French embassy, deliv- ered to the Treasury gold bonds in the prtnc!pal amount of $4,025,000,000, re- ceiving in exchange the original obli- gations given by their government in connection with cash ‘advances made by the Secretary of the Treasury and surplus war material sold on credit by the United States Liquidation Commis- sion (War Department). The aggregate principal amount of these was $3,340,- 129,356.83. Of the gold bonds dehvered 1o the Treasury, Nos. 1 to 4, in the ag: g:egtk principal amount of $125,000, 000 ving been paid by the French govern- @B There’s a place in every nore mal diet foy candy NowHERE else in the world are can- dies made of such pure ingredients or ‘ment, were marked pflld lnd returned to_the French Am| T, ‘The act approving he French settle- ment was signed by the President on December 18, 1920. SPEEDBOAT KING AVERS TOY BEARS BRING LUCK Gar Wood Will Carry His Two Mascots in Miss America VIII on Speed Tests. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (P).—Two w toy bem Itm'eu in full dress suits, are Gar Wood's maseots. ‘When he drives his lpnd boat Miss America VIIT iff an attempt to travel faster over water than any other the bears will be tied to the steering wheel. under such sanitary conditions as in the United States. The immaculate and inviting way in which they are offered makes them a pleasure to buy. ‘And what a variety to choose from! 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