Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1930, Page 56

12 / TRADING EXECUTIVE THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 14, 1930—PART THREE. York, has been outlawed by sentence of the Soviet Supreme Court and his OUTLAWED BY SOVIET | " iction. Totiows ‘s secent resis- Property in Russin Confiscated | to Russia. When Basil W. Delgass Resigns Position. A @y the Associated Press. ISCOW, Del Amtorg — s, formerly vice president of the | Amtorg compan ‘Trading h nation from the Amtorg company, which is the Soviet trading agency in the United States, and his refusal to return Delgass, whose property has been confiscated by order of the Soviet Su- preme Court, said in New York that that property consisted of “maybe a couple of broken chairs.” He explained that he came to the United States four years ago, afterward September 13.—Basil W.|assuming his connection with the y, Soviet trade agency Corporation in New | in the United States. 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Signal lights for pedestrians also | no of blazing gasoline yesterday brought may be installed later. death to five men, four of them uni- dentified itinerants, who were trapped in the flaming wreckage of a Rock { Island freight train near Kremlin, Okla. ‘The identified man was I L. Lock- hart. 52, of Lexington, Ky., who died shortly after he had been removed to & hospital here. ‘The flames, leaping, hundreds of feet into the air, drove citizens of Kremlin from- their homes, destroyed three resi- dences on the edge of towr. and burned an automobile and garage. Explosion after explosion occurred as successive tanks of gasoline took fire. ‘Witnesses watched three men burn to death in the flames, unable to aid be- cause of the intense heat and danger of explosions. 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