Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1930, Page 7

RUM ANGLE ENTERS " OESTERREICH CASE Meighbor and Guest Describe | Strange Events on Mur- der Night. Bf the Associated Press . 'LOS ANGELES, August 8—Testi- mony indicating Mrs. Walburga Oester- reich was intoxicated the night of Au- gust 22, 1022, when her wealthy I band, Fred Oesterreich, was shot to death, brought to light today a new angle of the eight-year-old tragedy. Mrs. Oesterreich is on trial for her husband’s murder. Mrs. Florence Rawson, a neighbor, and her guest, Mrs. Cora Norton, testi- fled yesterday they heard four shots the night of the siaying, saw a man’s feet through a window, heard pound- ngs on- doors and saw lights in the Oesterreich home flash on and off They testified Mrs. Oesterreich cried “Oh. Fred!” after the shots were fired Although the women had testified . twice before, once at a preliminary hearing and once during the trial of Otto Sanhuber, jointly accused ~with Mrs. Oesterreich, neither had said Mrs Oesterreich was intoxicated. They said they did not mention the woman's , condition because they had not been asked Sanhuber, said to have lived in attic compartments in Oesterreich homes and to have been Mrs. Oesterreich’s “attic lover,” went free when he was found | guilty of manslaughter, a charge which the statute of limitations had outlawed. SUICIDE IDENTIFIED NEW YORK, August 8 () —The body of & woman who jumped into the Hudson River from a pier at the foot of Dyckman street Wednesday was iden- tified as that of Mrs. Maude Drew, 35, | of Cleveland, Ohio. The identification was made by Mrs, * W. F. King of New York, who said Drew came here to visit her and had | been staving at her home. She said | Mrs. Drew's father is Bert Robinson of | 7613 Longview avenue, Cleveland, but | refused to discuss a possible motive for her friends act. The woman rode tn‘ the river in a taxicab, dismissed the| driver and leaped off the pier. Thel 84-Year-Old Wet Makes Radio Talk In Race for Senate Aaron Read Has No Hope | of Election, But Sees Dry Law Failure. By the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Nebr., August 8.—Aaron | Read, Nebraska's 84-year-old Republican | candicate for the United States Senate | THE - EVENING REVOLUTIONARY PLOT IN PERU IS REPORTED Newspaper Says Central Committee Formed by Exiles as Others Carry Arms. By the Associated Press. LIMA, Peru, August 8.—The news- paper La Prensa charged Wednesday that revolutionary mmuu against the Peruvian government had been dis- | covered. | The paper said three exiled Peruvians had organized a “Revolutionary Central Committee” in New York, and added that two otheer exiles now were aboard the German steamer Cerico, bound for Guayaquil, carrying arms to be used and an outspoken opponent of the pro- |jn a revolt. hibition law, has made his first and ” | probably his last campaign address. Invited to make & radio address Tues- day night, Read said he accepted be- cause- it entailed N0 expense except that of coming here from his home at Madison and that he planned no other campaigning. Though he had no hope of winning the nomination, he said yesterday he was_confident of polling ‘many thou- sands of votes. La Prensa also deplored recent anti- Peruvian demonstrations in Bolivia. The newspaper La Cronica said Peru | could not tolerate this type of activity. ‘The Japanese gnvtmment may in- | crease its financial assistance to the In his speech he said opposition to | continued enforcement of the prohibi- tion; law was on all sides. Got the price down to a reasonzble level and the moonshiner's day will end.” he said. “As long as_ peaches, apples and grapes grow and dandelions bloom the American people will make and drink intoxicating _liquor . and no constitu- tional amendment or any other law will stop them.” Plans Transpacific Hop. YOKOHAMA, August 8 (#).—Licut. Harold Bromley, Tacoma, Wash., avia- tor, arrived here today on the steamer President Lincoln. He said he hoped to start his proposed transpacific hop Islands within 10 days. | from Tokio to Tacoma via the Aleutian | silk industry. COOL TRIP ON CHESAPEAKE BAY TO CLAIBORNE SUNDAY, AUG. 10 $1.25 Round Trip FROM WASHINGTON Chicken or Soft Crab Dinner, $1.00. Frec. Dressing Rooms at Hotel. Bring Rithine “Suil and Enjey' Dip in’ the av. | Good Samdy Beach. Vlew of Naval Academy Then 4-Hour Delightful Trip Down Chesaneske. “Almort Ou’ of bt ‘of Land LEAVE wm and N Y. AVE. Home Aboui s PM.ana 8 PM. Good Meals on Steamer Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Ry. Co. FOR NEW CUSTOMERS «+- TOMORROW S WASHINGTON, D. C., STAR, \ issued here yesterday on application of | J a depositor. ACCUSES BANK OFFICIAL ' Amos is charged with violation of Florida Controller Is Charged With | Soeite viehils: i ciploying: fdrmen Malfeasance. | officials and employes of the bank to MIAMI, Pa., August 8 () —A war- | ake the lquidators' audit. rant charging State Controller Emr:t’ R TS Amos with malfeasance in office in con- | An American automoblle compaay is| nection with the liquidation of the| building an assembly plant in Constan- suspended Bank of Bay Biscayne was | tinople, Turkey. IN HOT WEATHER Make your cake Icings THE EASY WAY FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. 1930. Sanitary Stores for Personal Service FRUITS FOR SALADS Hunt’s Supreme and Del Monte wit 1Qe LAND 0’ LAKE Fancy Cream Cheese. ..." 29c R e L saMale Sanico Coffee . . . Del Monte Coffee. . KEYSTONE MAMMOTH HALVED PEACHES nesr, Tin, 21c e g Finest Quality Sweet Cream STUFFED OLIVES Finest Quality Manzanilla Olives Special 6-0z. 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