Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1934, Page 6

STOLL KONAPIG FUGTIE 1 SEN Hitchhikers Report Robin- son Was 18 Miles Away From Nashville. By the Assoclated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn., November 26.— Police announced early today they had a report Thomas H. Robinson, jr., accused as the kidnaper of Mrs. Berry V. Stoll of Louisville for $50,000 ransom, was seen late Saturday in Franklin, Tenn, 18 miles from here. They said every effort was being made to capture the former university student who was reported to police as hitchhiking toward Nashville. Couple Saw Him. ‘Word that Robinson was seen came to police through C. B. Faris, a Nash- ville insurance agent, who telephoned the Nashville police last night from Huntsville, Ala.,, where he had gone on business. Police said Faris told them that, en route to Huntsville, he picked up two hitchhikers, a man and wife. Their story was that Robinson hitch- hiked with them Saturday from Eliza- bethtown, Ky. to Franklin, Tenn. They identified the man, Faris said, by Department of Justice pictures. Paid for Ride. “T don't have to hitchhike, but I prefer to do so,” they quoted the youth. He told them, they related, that he had plenty of money, that he had been in Chicago and was en route to Nashville, and would return to Chicago in a few days. The couple asserted to Faris that the man gave the truck driver with whom they were riding “two or three bills,” upon reaching Franklin. The couple, whose home is in Hunts- ville, related further that the man, carrying a suitcase, obtained a ride on another truck headed toward Nash- ville. A report that Thomas H. Robin- €on, jr., alleged kidnaper of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll, had been seen at Frank- lin, Tenn., was characterized as “a bed-time story” today by J. Edgar Hoover, investigative chief for the De- partment of Justice. ROCHESTER APPLIES J0B INSURANCE IDEA Firms to Divide $75,000 Fund Among 6,500 Unemployed Clothing Workers. By the Assoclated Press. ROCHESTER. N. Y., November 26. —Unemployment insurance, much discussed throughout the country as a possibility, will be actively applied in | & Rochester today when 6.500 unem- | & ploved Rochester clothing workers share $75.000 in payments from a re- serve set up in 1928 by agreement be- tween manufacturers and the Amalga- mated Clothing Workers. Accumulated through payments set aside by the manufacturers on the basis of the size of their payrolls, the fund has been built up as one of the first unemployment insurance plans in American industry. Each of the workers affected will receive a percentage of what he would receive had his earnings not been ter- minated by lay-offs due to loss of business by the clothing firms. Six firms participate in the plan, U. S. ATTORNEY TO QUIT NEW YORK STATE JOB' Press Reports Martin Conboy | May Be Succeeded by Pecora- or Whiteside. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, November 26.—The New York Times says Martin Conboy will resign as United States attorney for the Southern New York district on January 1 or as soon afterward as his successor is named. President Roosevelt appointed Con- boy a year ago from Warm Springs, Ga. The appointment came as a sur- prise because Conboy had not been an aspirant for the post. At that time e was represented as accepting it only at the request of the Presideht and with the proviso that he would be free to resign after a year. The Times mentions as possible suc- cessors Ferdinand Pecora, counsel to the Senate Banking and Currency Committee in its stock market inquiry, and George W. Whiteside of Chad- bourne, Stanchfield & Levy. . RANGERS FIND WOMEN MISSING IN WILD AREA| & One Searcher Falls Off CIliff, Saved From Dizzy Drop by Narrow Ledge. By the Associated Press. ALTADENA, Calif., November 26.— Two Pasadena women, Elizabeth Parker, 20, and Mary Leslie, 19, who had been missing on a hike into the mountains in Eastern Los Angeles County, were found unharmed yester- day by county rangers. In the search one ranger fell off & rocky ciff and was saved from death by landing on a narrow ledge. A C. C. C. worker, Billy Gammon, risked his life by descending over a waterfall on a 60-foot length of rope and swimming in an ice-cold pool | 1n search of the ranger, whose name was not learned. Creators g DISTINCTIVE LETYERHEADS orf BUSINESS/CARDS BrewaD Lngravers 611 TWELFTH STREET, N.W. ‘Arthritis! self to learn more about Mountain Valley Water. Write or Phone for Free Booklet. Mountain Valley Water From HOT SPRINGS, ARK. 1406 K N.W, MEt. 1062 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. C, MONDAY, - NOVEMBER 26, 1934 Our OPEN UNTIL9 P.M. 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