Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1932, Page 16

A—16 sus NOSCON EXPELS VOHAN REFORTER Miss Rhea Clyman, British Correspondent, Accused of Writing False News. Strange Frog Pest Covering Half Mile Besets Florida City By the Assoclated BRADENTON, Fla., September 20.—A horde of strange frogs, the like of which has never been seen hereabouts, has taken possession along a half mile front near here. The ground is literally covered with the little creatures that are brown in color like the toad, but they have long hind legs like the bulifrog. Many people have seen the strange migration but none knows whence they came or whither they are going, although they are hopping in the general direction of the Gulf of Mexico. Thus far, they have not caused any damage and no one has mo- lested them. By the Asschlated Press. MOSCOW, September 20.—Rhea iyman, a Toronto, Canada, corres- | ent here for the London Daily Ex-| s and newspapers in Canada, was | led from Soviet Russia to- | on a charge of writing false news | IMEXICO’S MINE INDUSTRY | | SHOWS 50 PER CENT DROP day sbout the country. The order followed recent publication by the Daily Express of a series of ar- s she wrote after a trip to the tim. regions in Northern Russia, pur: to reveal methods employed by ecret police at a prison camp near 45,000 Persons Are Employed inj | Recelsed ExpuliténiOriee I‘ Mineral Production, Compared These articles and several unr::rs she | to 90,000 in 1927, hed written in recent months were | quoted at length today mk l‘lilcl newispa-i B”\;"E}:I’gg“"&"%;"- e e er Izvest! ich attacked her in a E 1 5 — p’rr Txvesiy it h-cl‘ 8 “provocateur | MeXico's principal industry, mining, has e | shown upward of a 50 per cent decline *Miss Clyman, who is 28, is now at | since 1929, in slafistlci just made pub- rif 1o tele o frie | lic by the secretary of industry. She telegraphed a friend here| ™, ‘Gepartment said that Whereas = over the signa- | S0.000 persons were empioyed by the e e e | mining industry in 1927, only an es- or secrct police. She was di-| Umated 45,000 persons are so employed to leave the country within 24 flt’IPlsés‘\‘rxl:l'uc of mineral production in Mexico in 1920 was 373,000,000 pesos s has deciined worth 145,- | 000,000 pesos (about $43,500,000) this ours. She has been in Russia fo g to numerous ne! nes in Canada and England. On Tour at Present. year. 5 At present she is accompanying Alva| Regarding the mining industry in Psen and Mary L. De Give, two | general the department said: nta, Ga. girls on a motor tour 01‘ “Gold values continue firm. Silver Russia, The local Ogpu |has greatly decreased in value, but con- ch served the order when the party | Sumption stays up. On tae other hand, reached Tiflis, The American girls are | lead, copper and zinc are au present vir- Dot affected. | tually unmarketable. Prices have sag- Mics Clyman invoked the aid of the | ged badly, making it unprofitable to itish embassy here, seeking permis- | mine these materials.” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER . 20, 1932. GANADIAN HARVESTS HALTED BY SNOW = Farmers of Western Provinces Are Worried by Early Winter Weather. By the Associated Press. ‘WINNIPEG, September 20.—Snow, sleet, rain and cold temperatures, riding on & cold wave from the north, settled over Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al- berta yesterday and left. prairie farm- ers a trifle worried. Harvesting oper- ations throughout the west were at a standstill. Snow has fallen in Central Alberta SET 88¢ to return to Moscow before leaving | = country, but that question has not decided by the police. This is the first expulsion of a for- nt in 10 years, although of the Berliner Tagc-‘ blatt was ed permission to enter | the country in 1929. | o SEERNN BELLE BENNETT SHOWS . SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT Film Character Actress, Who Suf—i fered Nervous Collapse, Arrives in Los Angeles. 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