Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1930, Page 32

SEATILE DRY TRIAL “WIL BE RESUNED Collapse of | Defendant on Witness Stand Delays Conspiracy Case. B the Associated Press. SEATTLE, September 13.—Trial of the Lyle-Whitney prohibition conspiracy ease, brought abruptly to a halt by the collapse on the witness stand of Earl Corwin, one of the defendants, will be vesumed in Federal Court Monday. Defense attorneys said they hoped Corwin, who was reported suffering from an incurable disease, would be able to continue his' testimony after the week end recess. . During a brief appearance yesterday en the witness stand Corwin spoke of his connections with Alfred M. Hub- bard, principal Government witness, who had testified to giving Corwin a radio as part of the alleged bribes paid by the rumn-runners to prohibition chiefs. Hubbard had testified he acted as the go-between in the collection and distribution of protection money while serving as an undercover agent in the prohibition office. Corwin testified the radio was an ob- golete model: of & type made by Hub- bard and given Mrs. Corwin after Hubbard had lived at the Corwin home for some time. Hubbard previously tes- tified the radio was a gift from Roy Olmstead, former liquor-runner. Corwin was preceded on the stand by his co-defendants, Roy C. Lyle. former administrator; Willlam M. Whitney, Lyle's chief assistant. and R. L. Fry- ant, former agent. All denied the alle- | gltions of prosecution witnesses that| th ey had participated in a conspiracy to permit wholesale rum-running oper- ations. MISS VOUGHT APPOINTED TO FEDERAL BUREAU POST | Js Named Librarian and Director of Library Service in Depart- ment of Interior. Miss Sabra W. Vouglit, former librarian at Pennsylvania State College, has been | named librarian and director of library | service for the Federa] Office of Educa- | tion, Department of the Interior, it was announced yesterday. Miss Vought has previously been con- nected with the library of the University of Tennessee, the Ohio Library Commis- sion, Allegheny College Library, the Public Library, Ithaca, N. Y.; the New York State Library, Albany, and the Pennsylvania State College. She has done much bibliographical work and teaching in library schools. She re- ceived her training in the New York State Library School. In her new position Miss Vought will serve as head of one ‘of the six major divisions - of the ‘office of educa- tion. The responsibility will rest with her for the publication of statistics on libraries, and directories of librarians. She also will be the Government’s con- tact agent with officers of the American Library Association and will co-operate with that organization in the publica- tion of technical bulletins on libraries. She will - organize and supervise the binding and cataloging of thousands of sheets of survey reports and issue them to colleges of education. In addition she will have charge of the administra- tion of a technical library of 125,000 wolumes. Reserve Ensign S. G. Walsh, Coronado, Calif, was killed September 9. When his plane crashed into the foremast of the destroyer Elliott in San I)iego:r THE SUNDAY STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 14, 1930-~PART ONE. ' ] PILOT KILLED IN THIS CRASH I U. S. IS URGED TO GIVE » PLANES TO CHINESE Craft Would Wipe Out Banditry and Aid Commerce, Senate Subcommittee Is Told. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, September 13.—The suggestion that thousands of airplanes be presented the Nationalist govern- ment has been placed before a sena- torial subcommittee seexing means of bolstering United States-Chinese com- merce. Thomas W. Simmons, steel producer, expressed belief before the subcommit- tee yesterday that the use of the air- Khm in stamping out banditry would ave a beneficial influence on com- merce, Mrs. Bessie A. Octs, Los Angeles im- porter, told the subcommittee one of the four war lords now in control of China had assured her various factions in his country could be reconciled “if it were don> quietly and in an gdvisory | manner rather than by force.” The subcommittee is headed by Sena- | tor Key Pittman of Nevada. When fined $5 for playing cricket in the parks of Manchester, England, on Sunday, Councilor George Hull an- nounced that he would go to prison rather than pay the fine. STOPS L HAIR LUCKY TIGER, a proven germicide, ‘and scalp irrita- tions. s largest seller— ‘Money-Back Guarantee. Safe for adults and children, At Barbers and Druggists. LUCKY TIGER in her public domains. The ministry | of agriculture and forests has decided | ECZEVA OVER BABY'S HEAD liched and Burned. nights. She used to cry and scraich the cruptions until they would bieed She could not sleep and scratched I was advised to try Cuticural Soap and Ointment and sent for a fret sample. It seemed 1o relieve ihe trouble so 1 purchased more and after using them for two months she was healed.” (Signed Mrs. Frank Hayden, 4 Putnam St. Montpelier, Vt., July 10, 1929. Don't forget to shampoo your hatr frequently with Cuticura Soap Italy Now Has Game Laws. 'i‘n}:)t fo Sithise chamols hunting in e Abruzzi National Park in Septem- AN A AQUILA DEGLI ABRUZZI, Ttaly (). | ber, as had been expected, and that only ~Stood sixty years® fest. ®old everywhers o n botile. | Bay. The plane fell overside after sheering off the mast and Walsh was pinned et 3 . L | under the wreckage. Photo shows wreckage as it was being taken from the water. | Bumsteadswurms m —A. P. Photo. “To children an angel of m directions are followed, FAILS. Despite vy and TONIN, it containe fuil dose. or by mail _Like the United States, Italy is jeal-|a very few permits w 4 ousty preserving all forms of wild life | bear B &g would be issued for| g ¥ "4 "Voorhees, M. D.. 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