Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1932, Page 12

A—12 * THE EVENING DAM RIOT MURDER LAID TO ARIZONAN Marseilles, 1ll., Non-Union Worker Picked Among 128 Prisoners at Inquest. By the Associated Press. OTTAWA, Il July 21—Selected from among 128 prisoners, James Col- lins of Mesa, Ariz, was blamed today | by a coroner’s jury for the shotgun killing that marked a labor riot at the | Marseilles Government Dam. ; Collins, & non-union worker on the Tlinois waterway project, was ordered held to the La Salle County Grand Jury on a charge of slaying Steve Sutton, unemployed union_steel worker from | Joliet, who, with 300 others, picketed | the dam Tuesday until gunfire drove them off. : Seven other out-of-State non-union workers were held without bail in the | county jail as accessories to the slay- ing after the jury's midnight report. | They were Ralph Taylor of North Caro- | lina, Lemar Partin, Harry D. Paige, Leo Dale, Joseph Murray, Harold H.| Staples of Louisiana, and Olaf Huff of Minnesota. All are employes of the | Stevens Bros.. Miller-Hutchinson Con- | struction Co., of New Orleans, builders | of the dam. Officials sought to learn SIGHTS TERRIFY BLIND YOUTH | WHEN EYES ARE PARTLY CURED Guide Required in New York, Where He Formerly Made Way Tl'lrough Traffic Unaided. v By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 21.—In some ways Earl Musselman is worse off, now that he can see, than he was when he was blind. The Allentown. Pa., youth was given 30 per cent sight in one cye by the creation of an artificlal pupil a year ago during an operation in Philadelphia. Yesterday he was in New York for | the first time since he has grown ac- customed to seeing. He has lost the ways of the blind and #till has not yet gained the confi- dence of vision. ‘When he adventured forth into New York as & blind youth, he came alone. | This time his uncle, D. W. Laubach, | Philadelphia optometrist, by the elbow. “Before I was able to see,” Mussel- GRETA GARBO dN TRIP Screen Actress Reported Going to guided him Sweden for Vacation. man said, “I had no fear of going nny-I | where. I always went alone. I could igulde myself by feel and my sense of | direction. “But after I was able to see I got afraid. I could see how fast the auto- mobiles and street cars went. Ever| since then some one has had to go with me and lead me when I go out | into the streets.” Fearing it would be years before he gained full confidence in his new power, Musselman was worried about an oc- cupation. James H. O'Donnell, a show- man and brother-in-law of Con Col- leano, famous tight rope walker, who i had been brought up in Allentown, came to_the rescue. He knew Musselman played the saxo- phone and that he had had two pals | In the Overbrook (Pa.) Institute for the Blind who also played musical instru- | ments. So the two blind youths, Ralph | Sterner and Charles Lichtenwalner, and | the youtir who now sees, formed a mu- | sical trio. That is what brought Musselman to | this city of wonders, the speed of which ifies him. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1932. FILM STARS FLY EAST Mary Pickford Wants Play—Fair- banks Seeks Old Salc-n. HOLLYWOOD, Calif,, July 21 (#).— Mary Pickford and Douglass Fairbanks | of the movies expected last night to | leave today for the East by commercial | plane, she bound for New York and ' he for Albuquerque, N. Mex. | Accompanied by the Countess Den- | tice di Fraseo, her house guest, Miss | Pickford will spend a week in New | York looking for a second story to RICKER WILL HELP JOBLESS ENGINEERS Veteran Civic Leader Heads Com- mittee of Capital Society to Pro- vide Work for Profession. George A. Ricker, for many years | identified with civic 'development here, been appointed chairman of the | ployment and Public Works Commit- tee of the Washington Soclety of Engi- | film this year. neers, which is interested in obtaining Fairbanks will visit the New Mexico work for members of the engineering |cow country searching for an old-time | profession. Mr. Ricker succeeds the |saloon which he can move to his Bev-| late Dr. Frederick Haynes Newell. erley Hills estate, Pickfair, and fit up Mr. Ricker is a member of the Co- |85 & sort of curio shop and art gallery. | ordinating Committee of the Natlonal —_— - | LAKE WILL BE RAISED | Capital Park and Planning Commission and a delegate both to the Interfedera- |St. Lawrence Project Will Boost| Huron Level One Foot. tion Conference of the District of Co- lumbia, Arlingtoy County, Va. and Montgomery County, Md., and to the Federation of Citizens' Associations from the Kalorama Citizens, whom he | formerly headed. He is likewise a| SARNIA, oOntario, July 21 | .| member of the Committee of One Hun- dred, National Civic Association, and assistant to the executive secretary of the President’s Conference on Home Ownership. For a time last year, Mr. Ricker was industrial consultant te the Park and Planning Commission. The level of Lake Huron will be raised | FALLS CHURCH CITIZENS DISCUSS BYRD SYSTEM Hugh Reid Advances Arguments in Favor of Plan and Is Opposed by Harry A. Fellows. Special Dispatch to The Star. FALLS CHURCH, July 21.—A meet- ing of citizens of East Falls Church was held last night at the home of Charles_Stewart, president of the East | Falls Church Citizens' Association, to discuss the effect of the Byrd road | law on the Arlington County residents of the corporation. Arguments in favor of remaining under State control were , advanced by Hugh Reid, in favor of | withdrawal by Harry A. Fellows. | Mayor L. P. Daniel who favors State | control, announced that he has ar- ranged to hold a mass meeting in Madison School July 28, and has in- vited as speakers Senator John W. Rust,. Delegates Hugh Reid and Edmund H. Allen, Harry A. Fellows and Common- wealth’s Attorney Wilson M. Farr, Turtle Waits 32 Years. A turtle which dwelt in seclusion | | | | a foot by the construction of under-|for 32 years under the sidewalk in water weirs in the St. Clair River and | front of a West 23rd street, New York | | Stag Island, it was reported yesterday | City, hotel, has just been routed out by local firms interested in the St. Law- by falling sledgehammers. It merely | rence waterways project. | blinked its eyes at amazed workmen. It | "The deepening will bring Sarnia 695 | disappeared in 1900, according to Wil- | ! miles closer to European ports. | liam Fennekohl, proprietor of the hotel. | The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. 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