Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1931, Page 6

T B0 : oy ¥i Mrs. Lindbergh Also JFinds Lack of Intgrest in'Their : Fame Refreshing. By the Associated Press. . NANKING, . Ohiina, Septembér 24— |- ‘Unmolested - by -reception committees and curlous crowds for the first time since he became famous, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has plunged heartily into his volunteer flood relief job. . Both the colonel and Mts. Lindbergh find Nanking's 1tk of interest in their fame refreshing. The flyers comment: ed on their enjoyment of such cb- scurity and on the tranquillity of Lotus Lake, the little lagoon here where they Janded upon flying to. Nanking from Japan. o Plane Moored on Lake. It is on Lotus Lake that their plane fs moored and where they take-off and descend on their flood survey flights. Seldom more than. a handful of per- sons watch them leave or return. The Lindberghs motor: American consulate to within a quarter of a mile of their moering place an then walk to the lake. B The name given Lindbergh by the Chinese is “Lin Bai," literally meaning “White Woods.” Outside the small offi- cial circle few of N2nking's 500,000 per- sohs know who the Lindberghs are or THE _EV G STAR, WASHINGTON, " Remarkable Photos of Twister ih Midwest . HEAVY GRAIN TOLL TAKEN BY ..IC!HI' TORNADO. Pictures show a great funnel-shaped tornado cloud as it swept flelds in the Midwest clean of grain toll was terrific. Inhabitants in the vicinity fled to cellars and caves to escape ths “rip-snorters ‘ain_recently. Its) “Siates, with th ise of - | ~Underwood Photo. 2 it of Senves D. C, THURSDAY, FEDERAL CONTROL OF BUSINESS HIT H. W. Beer, Bar Head, Holds Government Supervision “Colossal Blunder.” By the Assoclated Press. HOBOKEN, N. J, September 24.— Henry Ward Beer, president of the Federal Bar Association, declared in an address before the Kiwanis Club here today that Government supervision of business has proven “a giant failure and colossal blunder.” Beer, who is professor of anti-trust law at Brooklyn Law School and for- merly served as trial counsel for the| Federal Trade Commission, assailed what he declared to be a move on the part of the American Bar Association and big business to cripple thie anti- trust laws. . “Efforts {o Mother Monopolies.” He said that efforts are being made to have Congress mother monopolies and combines through a bureau to which citizens would have to appeal before they could seek court protection against “big business crooks.” “Only courts can restose losses from guerilla_warfare against fair competi~ tion,” Beer sald. “Government bu- ;e-u_q are not courts’ of redress in any orm. ment bureaus, have become gentlemen that they are here. o § n the day of their'arrival the mian- ager of the largest hotel on the river front asked the reasom forthe’ exeite- ment and, upon being informed, wanted to know whether this Lin Bal was a Chinese or a fgreigner. £ * Extends ‘Flood “Réliet Work. ' TWO YOUTHS TO DIE ~ FOR POLICE KILLING HORDE FINDER TOSSES MONEY ASIDE; NOW RUSHING BACK TO IT bandits on the highways of commerce as a substitute for competition.” Beer cited as ‘“exemples of gentle- manly racketeering in big business” the recent action of three oil-producing States—Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas | —in agreeing to curtail production to raise the price of oll. Attacks Farmer. SEPTEMBER [range pistol battle with a hold-up man | at the time she could not have avoided 24, 1931. " MANY ARRESTS SAVE OFFICER FROM DEATH Bulging Slip: Book Near Heart Halts Bullet From Rob- ber’s Gun. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, September 24.—Officer William Farrell was -thankful yester- day for having made an unusual num- ber of arrests and Mrs. Alice Liukas had mo regrets because she arose from bed early. ¥ Farrell engaged in a furjous close- near the Ljukas home, One of the robber’'s bullets tore through Farrell's bulging arrest-slip “book, resting in a pocket over his heart. Its force thus, the bullet inflicted only a slight flesh wound. Later it was found five of the bul- lets fired by the two men penetrated the head of the bed where Mrs. Liukas had been lying. Had she been in bed being struck. ‘The robber was probably fatally | woflinded. | RE-ELECTION IS ASKED | BY SENATOR FLETCHER| Floridan Scores Hoover Adminis- tration in Announcing Candi- dacy for Another Term. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla., Septemer 24 —United States Senator Duncan U. Fletcher an- | nounced his candidacy for re-election | to the Senate in 1932 here yesterday | and criticized the Hoover administra- | tion for “the way it has persistently allowed delay after delay in the public- works program.” | Prohibition, the Senator said, would be unfortunate as a campaign issue next year in Florida. ONE-CENT DAHLIA SALE! TWO DOZEN BOP. ... .. lc it B AP Fine healthy 6-in. FERNS— > 31.50 good home plants, ea. ..............0.4 C.&C FLOWER STORES 14th St. N.W, 804 17th St. N.W. 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 7433 Metro, 1945 Metro. 9369 E The colonel foday, extended his flood rellef work-to include the carrying ol physictans to:and from the inundated centers of Northern Kiangsu Province, the greater part of which is entirely lacking in medical facilities. Diseases are reported spreading among thou- sands of refugees. there. An experimental flight to determine the value of this form of assistance was scheduled for next Saturday after a conference between the colonel and the Flood Relief Commission's experts. It is impossible to reach many cen- ters of distress except by air. Lind- bergh's plane is believed to be suitable in the flood waters and de- pos health workers. However, since the plane has seating room for only two persons, the physicians will' be obliged to'ride in the hmgp compartment. The Lindberghs, having made three survey flights, did not go Ilg:odly. but cog::md with the Flood et Gmna mission over photographs, maps an . No social. engagements have scheduled, * . Crude Oil Motors. Carlson Falls Weeping Into Mother's Arms When Colorado Verdict Is Returned. By the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., September 24 —Two Gary, Ind., youths who sought adven- ture in the West are sentenced to die for the slaying of Patrolman William Keating here August 31. The youths, Albert Carlson and Wil- liam Piskoty, were convicted on murder charges last night By & jury, which fixed their punishment at death on the llows. They were accused of shooting eating as he led them to a call box ‘I‘l‘wr surprisi’g them in the robbery 2 garage, Carleon, who' fell arms of his ‘mother was ‘was calm. .car the two abondoned at the scene weeping” into the when the verdict from the court s. - His companion Special Dispateh to The Star. | HAGERSTOWN, Md., September 24. | —s. F. Stepp is going back to Virginia just as soon as he can get there and he’s going to head across the mountains of Shenandoah County to an aban- doned log hut, where he dropped . “six or eight rolls of what he believed to be valueless Confederate mcney, which he sald he found in a kettle hidden be- neath the floor of the hut. Stepp was crossing the mountain to reach the Shenandoah trial so he could 'get a lft back to Hagerstown when | night overtook him and he stopped off | at the abandcned log house. As he was | walking across the floor, a section, | which had roted, Tlve way and his foot | sunk into a kettle, which apparently | had been hidden nearly a century ago. | Stepp pulled enough of the floor away | to_get the kettle-out and found moldy Man, Remembering Bills Cannot Be ,Confederate, as One Is Dated 1831, Is Off to Take Second Look. |it wasn't any good, because it must have been Confederate money, so I tossed it on the floof and left the next morning.” But he did recall, when questioned more closely, that one of the bills was of $500 denomination, and he did re- member that he saw the date of 1831 on'it. When some one told him that it couldn't have been Confederate money if it was of that date and might still be good currency, Stepp decided to go back and get the rolls of money, be- c:luu it might really be valuable after all. He requested, however, that the exact location not be divulged—at least until he had time to get back there and get those rolls of bilis he once tossed away. Educator's Wife Dies. COLUMBIA, S. C., September 24 (P). He also attacked “the farmer who re- | @2y fuses to plant the necessities of life | @ and who insists on .gambling with | wheat, cotton and fruit crops.” He| urged that New Jersey and New York | pass laws of reprisal to boycott prod- | ucts of States guilty of keeping up | prices of necessities. 1 “If not today, then tomorrow, our | depressed country,” Beer said, “must clean the slate of all special laws pro- | tecting monopolies from criminal pun- | ishment. “Instead of further protecting the tyrants of monopolies and the great | gold hoarders, they must give way to independent enterprise with free access !to the right to trade among all States and citizens.” More than 1,100 motor ships passed ' through the Suaz Canal last year. CHEAPER_FARES NOW IN EFFECT TO CALIFORNIA y fares Washington, D. C.. to or San Prancisco $92. 150 or \ns and sleep- ! 00« and: s cars 1o New Orl ‘BERLIN (A —In an effort to. cut d fuel costs and to minimize fre hazards Junkers are testing cmde-g jlow to meking this of Eover plant optional equipmert on their airplanes lown motors with & him. of the shooting gave clues which led to | rolls cf paper in it. Nxe said Carlson at first | amine it and found that it was but_ later | money. The First i Fi d g He began to ex- their arrest, admitf ‘the _ shooting, “This is the story as he tells it: m, asserting Piskoty [, “It was old Confederate money and I 2 to ‘the officer and that | knew it wasn't any good. It didn’t look he attempted to wrest the gun from |like the money we use today. m. not green, but of reddish color. I knew aper It was noon. and —Mrs. Kate Jennings Tolbert, 48, wife ! of B. A. Tolbert, dean of the University | of Florida, died at a Columbia hospital yesterday. 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