Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1931, Page 7

GEORGIA CONVICTS DESCRIBE CRUELTY Pair Talks Freely of Criminalz Records, but Fear Return : to Southern Prison. 1‘ Dy the Associated Press. i CHICAGO, July 23.-~Two men, held here today by police for guards from the Milledgeville, Ge. State Prison,! from which they escaped with 11 other convicts July 15, said they would “rath: i g0 through anything than go back to| Georgla.” | Atrested after abducting R. E. Wil-| liams and stealing his automoblle, Le-| land Harvey, 26, of Macon, Ga., and Richard Roland, 39. of Savannah. G!,. talked freely of their prison break and| their criminal records. They pointsd to numerous scars on ’ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Music and Musicians Reviews nnd‘News of Capital's Progums. Brilllant Audience At Pan-American Concert. E elements did their best last night for the fifty- i seventh concert of Latin American music held on the ous _esplanade of the Union, and a large ful events to be found in the musical kingdom. Be- sides the in- evitable moon, which hung somewhere over the cypress groves (inevita- ble because no Summer festival held in these grounds _seems | to be able to . miss one), the blue of the Az- tec pavilion and languor which at no time gave vent to more than a mild crescendo—this was true even in the Canto Cubano “Algun Dla,” by Arturo de Castro— and while the music undoubtedly was partly responsible for much of its leisureliness there were moments when bheights perhaps great enough to reach the moon might have been reached. Signorita Garza, Mexican soprano, whose voice seemed slightly strained through nervousness, showed, how- ever, splendid vigor in the well known “Estrellita,” in which she was sup- ported by the band. She sang, too, & composition by Luis A. Delgadillo, “El Dia Que Me Quieras,” which was having its initial baptism in public, and which seemed like one of the pleasantest of the evenings' songs. Signor Gutlerrez, heard on these pro- grams before, whose voice has a peculiarly satisfying resonance to it, delighted his audience with familiar ~nd unfamiliar selecticns—having to Tepeat (a very, very rare honor at these concerts) the Gomez “Song of the Adventurer” from the opera “Il Guarany.” Other items of interest was to be seen sitting oh the steps of the esplanade evidently pleased With his surroundings and not at all disgruntled by the fact that he had only recently left sunny Spain be- hind him. E. DE 8. MELCHER. e ASSAILS BRUENING BRUNSWICK, Germany, July 28 (). —Dr. Anton Franzen, National Social- ist minister of the interior of the small Free State of Brunswick, notified the Diet yesterday that he was resigning. He sald “the government's emergency decrees have robbed the small federal states of the last remnant of their in- dividuality.” “I refuse to be a tool of Chancellor Bruening's dictatorship,” he added. Dr. Franzen has held office since October 1, 1930. . TUESDAY, GARRISON’S DEFENSE IN SLAYING NEAR END Few Witnesses Remain in Trial of San Diego Man After Ex- Fiancee Is Killed. By the Assoclated Press. SAN DIEGO, Calif., July 28.—Moss E. Garrison's defense was virtually com- plete today, as only a few more wit- nesses were to be called in the trial of the 37-year-old railroad clerk, charged with the murder of his former flancee, Hazel Bradshaw, 23 years old. Garrison completed his testimony yes- terday with the statement he had left the ybung woman at the door of her home the night of May 2. The body of Miss Bradshat’, stabbed 17 times, was gzulll(d the morning of May 38 in Balboa ark. ‘The State contended Garrison took the girl to the park and killed her in & Jealous fury. Garrison denied this, say- ing he took the girl to & motion picture show and later escorted her to her home, where he left her. Garrison's story was verified partly by JULY 28, 1931. defense witnesses. Mrs. Mary Dobbs, & of Miss Bradshaw, testfied she sedan seen near the Brad- shaw home the night the girl was slain. Garrison had no’ automobile. Defense counsel contended that another man, who called on Miss Bradshaw after Gar- rison departed, committed the murder. GATE REAPS HARVEST HAVEN, Kans,, July 28 (#).—In this period of 25-cént wheat, Oscar Fish- burn, Reno County farmer, has found & bushel will pay his admittance to a base ball park here. ‘The man at the gate the other day, not to be outdone, gave him half a | bushel of oats in change. | $9,000 INSURANCE HELD $700,000 BLAST CAUSE Garment Worker Is Charged With Starting Fire in Building Last October. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, July 28.~-A garment worker, Sam Maiman, was held today in connection with an explosion last October 17 which wrecked the fifth floor of the Garment Capitol Building apd injured several persons. 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Iceberg Lettuce Shank Half Smoked Fresh, Quality Produce! Best Home-Grown Corn. .. Finest Crisp Celery thoir legs and arms, claiming they were | caus'd by shackles used to bind them to cell bars. Roland sald he was chained to his cell door for a minor infraction of the rules. i Harvey was serving a combined term ] the foodiights playing on_ the main bullding added _touches of brilliance | which have nowhere their duplicate. i 4 of 110 years for more than & dozen hold- | vu iie, the Music tse’t dig mor seet e ot 0 SeTved OR¢| volume as on some of the previous "*Harvey said he was the leader of thos: | DIORTamS it was suficlently tnvigor who broke away from a stone €aNg| than hokl the attention of the large after two shoiguns and several pistals| yuilence, e ke o e s, Fe saen| _ Consuelo Garsia Garza and Leo- pngl, which he fashioned. poldo Gutierrez were the soloists— s s the former accompanied by Elizabe h PARIS HAS “U. S. 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