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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-26
By Edgar w allace.


Synopsis of Preceding Installments.
. Inspector John Wade of the London po-
lice. while engaged in trying to run down a
gang of criminals known the india rub
Der men, sees Lila Smith, lodging house
slayey, gorgeously dressed and in the COM
3 deserted house, where she resumes her
Cinderella role Later a Chinaman, seen
BY Wade in the same house, is murdered.
The india rubber men descended on Wade
and seize q ring found on the dead man A
minor matter takes him to a ship. the cap
tain of which was attacked by a mysterious
woman named Anna. He recognizes the
captain as the man who was with Lila
Smith, and is satisfied that there is con-
nection between the ship and the india
rubber men.
Continued From Yesterdays Starr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-26

Wade; he certainly nearly dropped his
pansies when the inspector tapped him
on the shoulder.
"Hullol" he said. whats the gamer"
"Hullo. Gollyl" said Wade, cheerfuily.
''How's the old seadog?"
('To Be Continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-26

TOHN WADE came back to the po-
lice float to find the three Scot
land Yard men awaiting him.
~ 81 don't know what we can do"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-26
SIXTH INSTALLMENT.

Continued From Yesterdays Starr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-26
(ro Be Continued .

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28

Three we'll known grades
Armstrong;. Sandura and Pab-
colin. All noted for sturdy wear.
Special Offer! We will lay
this, or any other Linoleum
purchased in this department
Monday for Zoe 50. yd.-with-
in the city limits.
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ER To INCREASE NUMBER Of WHITE HOUSE SECRET ARES
Z lIE,5 HURT IN
100000 SHIP
BLAZE

JERSEY CITY. Jan. 81 G.N.s.l.--
Two members of the crew sacrificed
their lives in a bold effort to check
the spread os flames. ana live Der.
sons were injured when fire swept
the hold Of the Dollar Liner Press-
dent Johnson, round.thesworid YES.
sci, while the ship was tied up at its
bier here today.
Loss was estimated at 500, 900 by
Dollar Line officials who said the
ships departure for Cuba schedules
for this afternoon probably would
be delayed. ts u -
First reports to police had De.
elared nine men. were tiffocatea ir
the fires but d later check-up placed
the dead at two. -
Several passengers who BOARDED
the ship AZ Boston were among
those to escape. :
Five II HOSPITALS
-Four aremen have Been removed
to hospitals suffering from smoke
inhalation. and q fifth fireman was
rescued from. the Icy Eivers when
Ne became dazed and ieabed over
The dire ,is heliexed to hasx xxe,stsrted
n the nIachinistss room when an
~ stove was upset. Members fpt
the crew In the room fought il Tor
q few minutes. then called for help.
The shiRss ben rang out and
membera of the crew rushed to
their posts. But they were unable
to make any impression on the mass
Of smouidering oil, grease and
waste. A call was sent In to the
Jersey City fire department.
Overcome BY Fumes
Police reserves Blocked .,all en-
frances to the pier. Because Of the
Jack Of flames many persons passing
outside were unaware pf the; des-
perate fight for lie that was going
on deep In the world cruiser which
has weathered other tragedies.
Why the victims failed to escape
could NOT be- learned. Chief Sweeney
Expressed. the, belief that they re.
manned at, their posts and were
overcome by the deadly fumes.
There also was the possibility
they had been unable TO find their
way our. due TO- the dense smoke.
The first two bodies that were car.
ried out were burned but death
had been caused BY suffoca ton, &C,
cording to ambulance surgeons from
Jersey City Hospital
Formerly '.AIanckuria"
The President Johnson. 4 %, 900.
ton vessel that has sailed all parts
of the world since the early part of
the century. was formerly the Man
c1Iria. o9 the Panama. Pacific line.
In 1906 she was swept on a reaf
of the Hawaiian Islands by tidal
Eaye.a All her passengers were
rescued.
IN 1875 two persons were killed
aboard her OFF the Mexican coast
by q steam explosion. 81
Several of the injured escaped by
climbing up the inside ne q vent
/ The dead have not been Identified,
The bodies were removed to an sln-
dertak king esfab blishnlelkt
The injured included
TX. Havsed, iunioF en gineerl
san. Francisco Lester Jordan, San
Francisc0: William Gonzales " san
Francisco; John Tarles, san Fran,
I a rf
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El4ss5
which were destroy = =
b9dvv escaped the. fire having been
hurled many feet away.
Besraysd By free
The plane. Instead of csming aqWIl
on the landing .fieId. had hit almost
IN the center of Huron and iIYsetis
eation showed that Pilot MoGinn
had been iilred from safety by q
large illuminate led istnnas tree
standiiig in the. center of the town.
ne had ciocied the town lifee times
in his. effort to find the landing
field. in the binding snow furry
Then. ID make Nc inn ira &c
end the adder, Wi ~ five Easnsites
the snow storm cfee I1ad he
been able to remain aloft that much
longer, he could easily have found
the Iandi1g field Or might be ye con-
tipued on bis way to Chicago in
safety. ~,
All that came home to Sheriff to-
day Us he. looked at The eharred
STIHel0pe retlrred to him TN the
Post ffice Den emf y wit
stamped 'sF'ourd ia this Condition
after ar mail acCident at Huron
Ohio. December 20 1928
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TRITzKT EYEE n
I'd Turkey
By b. b. TOf.fs6IHbs

Berlin, Jan. si lf.N.s. me
GERMAN Communist newspaper, Red
Flag, which announced Leon Trotz.
sy's baniahinent from Soviet Russia,
ESday acksd the former red Off.
ave guest perform:
ancet {nr the Comm ist party diirs
Ing the Russian revpfutt Bur It
was proved he never became d real
BolsheYils when away from barris
eadeY and the front and had "a face
the EeFy test of eYsES- -das WORK
erEq news pers cQnjectnre
that Tfotzk vim first go to Tufkey
and then either to France or Eng.
laiaq or cQll1e to Germany. s
Z ky is snppo osed 10 have .ex-
pressed prefere refice. for. Germany. hut.
if SO, the, German soverhmeiif has
not been irfprrned 81 Il:
Tfotzfy has apparently ieft tis
place Qt exile "a TURF IS tan. But
WIS gAstlsf bs s pp his gas to Mos.
COW or broad IS Uncertain
TfotzlSy f Is beIleyed, has received
six mon Turkish passport visa,
which may be. ext ended.
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on the eoriElet. oi 81 the burned. en:
vefof1Ns va q. d arlitSed fnessas Sc tn
ffe Skfedt tIlAt if Had been. found .iil
It's NUT Hated condition after, IN air
mail accident at Huron, Ohio, on
December 90. 1928, sgtss Il
THE envelope cont aimed q Christ
mas card Showing the washington
Eathedra said Sheriff today " ard
was addressed to my brother In law
Samuel &. Browne d former head
quarters detective here, now living
III Glendale Cal The day before
1 sent card BY air mail and II
got through al right IT was news
to me That there had been an acs
cident when & sent, the second one 8
IN the files OF the air mail SER
vice today was found the sad story
of the grim tragedy of the air
Pilot Was Killed
PILOT Leo ]. McGinn started from
Cleveland to Chicago under threat
erling Weather cohditiohs or De-
eehiber 10. he had not been ii the
air long when he ran into !. sO.tniie
gale: acronapanied ~ heavy snow
kturries. He decided 10 make 4
Ianding on tie elllerg gshcy field At
Huron. Ohio, II. II unabie to lind
Ii because 81 the snow to return
to Cleveland.
McGinn tossed q flare down 50 as
tp guide him to the landing Held
ana then .attehipted I'd make 4
landing. And here appeared the
hand of grim tate He saw Iight
down Through the stnof oflSeF ok snow
ana headed. Tor II, expecting "a
make 3 safe landing and 70 await
the Passing of the storm.
With terrific crash the man
Plane. struck barn owned ~
Wright M Stein. McGinn was
hurled from the plane with such
torres that his safety belt snapped
and he wa, killed almost instantly.
Fire EpeediIys eflveloned the. hIarla
ana spread 70 the barn. both of
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GHURGHEs AGT
On MERCER
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Continued from First Page)
ii tie Methodist ana ! 100000 ii the
Presbyterian denominations.
The ,Fresointion reads: ;.sv ankhor-
ltv of the actions of the genera cone
ference of the Meth dist EpiscQpal
Ehurnh in tha United States and sQf
the general assembly of the RreAlf-
terian g lrch, of the 1Inited States
recog gnizing the obi ga ton ok organic
unity pf The churches which rest N
the rock of Christ, this con1erepee
e4 the cornmi ttee appointed hy the.
Methodist Episcepal general con-
fareace and ot he triaeIik Rf
church capperat ton and union ok the
Arasbyf ferfan Chllre to con-
sideration of the latter Of the or
ganic unity of these two churches.
has taken up It's
Ideal Cl.erislles
1 Ell reioices IN tlle duty signea
to Il. It recoe ties the erenca
III fIsa va hfs& Il herasEe this
IDEAL 0f of aiiie unity as the goal
70 lell are PellEla tp Direct
eur and iEapned ate sffQEf
t+esfk<k4 = k@oA4t4AAt5
to proceed st once 70 the consid era.
ton of the bracticab bllit a. The
inafEpd pk nre ME unity 0f the two
churches " aich Il rere seuts.
I ..ft was voted TO provide inir9a
Slia ataly for the pp0intxlent of two
commit enc ~ consider the
question af ne adil2iEi tive work
ef the propertg inter- II of the
two churches aid c0mit tees fo
rebeEf 1t q later meeting 81 the
conference se
4 It vas voted also to Visa 4taa
boards of home ana Tore mis-.
sions Of the two churehe of the
nNictiOn ok khia nkerellce that
IL should be tue coptinund ail,a of
the boards of our two churches "a
promote cooperation ana unity in
the wQr and "a spnport 1 far
as posi- he. the afof f6r the Y ~.
sanic unity Of ell the evangelical
churches In the mission fields,
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WALES ERIEVEB
OVER mine
WORKERS
CONTINUED from First Page)

CONTINUED from First Page)
primes reached the mining village
OF Bedlington before his, arrival.
When he invaded the. cottage Of
isWidoWs' MacDopnel, he cainsfrpon
the widows. 17-xear-olds son fixing
np,'' He waE taking q bath iTlea
Waah tub. The confused bow tried
to wrap a ragged towel around his
body.
Don't mind me. young fellow Z
laughed the Prince. Everyone has
to take a. hath, you kpoYa"'.aa IL
The boy works ~ the mines. Hs
had Just GENE from night shift. His
wates are, 81 q week. III
While passing thrpush Berlington
s6rne one told The Prince about
Maraaret Macauley. the s1S.year-old
daughter of q miner, who Is help
less from raralysigS
I, - I1lFe : Fairy Tale
ss II .zgas ike & scene from 8 fairy
tale when the Royal Prince In mud
snaftered. boots I entered the little
,ipstairs room where the bed-ridden
girl was Tying and smiled q greet
Ing. Thes girls pale face was
radiant with. happiuess. 1T was an
hoaor She had never dreaHied Of.
"sYou must be "a brave girl Mar
garet. and get well quickly, said the
PgiaSe. ESs r;ncs Tss. Vas bred and travel.
stained when ne returned here Tor
thS sEHIIs 81 ht ia BElRss tour va y.
ran laed 4 al "a s0nals visit ~ ~
sas @ sbie hiSps "a sses. with his own eyer
khe. distress u sthe coal fselqsss 1t y
exbeofed that his inYestig atiou vii
81 xfedits. ,reises Tor The miners and
kheir faniliesss There was 81 abao
Iufely. official ip the tour nor has
TIE prince any auth hQrttY to sqe
more than ma xe recpIE lions
to the london reaiet comTni ties II
j However his visit ~ exbected tf
focus bnbllc Qbinjon upoIl Us
misery of the miners and to hasten
action BY Gftjeiai eneies,g Ysslisi
The Laborite mem bers of ~ sla
meft are deraanding aeglala TIVE
rsIlek ana It. Is likely that thf
nrifiee,s tour VIII have eonsid dera4lle
heariiig ppon the debate In Com
nntis 1Iflofi khia measure
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STYLES bloom
BOTH NIGHT
AND DAY
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tcontinusd from First PAGE
oswnsd sd liz eSs.iTnss hsrssI
ted q strtSing black ana wElits satin
pyjanla. worn with 4 red gardenia.
For Lounglng Only
..bid one retire in such crea-
tion,' u was under the impression
that pasamias and py5amas were re-
.,oli, no. no, nyiaTpas were tp
iounga In, !" the investigator was In.
Another model dueened past IN q
modern stevelqnnent of the old;
hfoned 'snightie 3 III was d rose
crepe De chene affair With match.
ing coates worn with 4 pastel col
cred narcissus bout onniere.
By Another Name
The experts said that the 10 lash
ionable might can d nigh fkpwn,
but that It was known as 4 night
other hshggtks N this attempt
u make Tie world safs for artificial
fIowerho0d were
NJ corsa W. are moved Il to the back
of the dress for evening wear.
Varied colorful b0utonnieres Of
leNtl aEe used Tor morning dresses
and tailteurs. #
tfeFnoon flowers favor paste
Coiored lace flowers are novelty.
SPORT flowers sue Test tsd for sprtra
such as ..eandy stripeds cameIIias
in ribbed siIk stiffened.
Trailing pansfes. morning kIoriesl
boppies and orchids are sugg gested
For EVENING acces ssories.
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NUSs0LI To
DRUGS

GENEVA. Jan. s1 u. Ms .l.-17res
tsoier Mussolini. Influenced BY the
segressiye, fight ef the United
ssstes against traffic IN narcotic
sr,,gs Is planning state monopoly
81 narcotics commerce IN Italy, It
yas VA revealed here today.
WsE ast,;s revelation was made BY sig.
Insa,. Cayazzoni, q italian delegate to
ibs international opium commits sIoni
zstns debate upon the prot bosaI. of
tbs Americans to limit the manufac-
ture of opium.
The Italian delegate said: Pre-
,nier MussoIfni favors the United
states plan to- the extent he lls
YltsSsn1niflg a state monopoly Of com
pnerce sissr IN narcotic. drugs, This IS
= Iine With the Suggestion IN the
xmericar plan for control Of exs
nartatfon OF such narcotics as
opiunl.p
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zfEGEEtB BkAuFY WEBS VIE ] :. :. !.
EhaFred Letter Tells
or Ar Mail Crash
=. -. 81. 3 81 y d 1ls

tlHts eSidence 81 Ehfistfnas hagedy M the AE Va
bfoicht horas to Walking tonish today when Nj
a sgEsies u Tie caffad snysiope
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DE EGAT0 ION 10
Ore / FRIED

81
.capt George Fried coIauander
Qf the rescue steamship America,
win arrive in washington tomorrow
night. It was ANNOUNCED by Robert
~ C0ttrell. executive secret arS Y or
the Board Of Trade. Captain Fried
WIN be q guest Of honor st the
agnual banauet 81, e. board satur.
day night az the willard.
" a special committee Of the board
will meet Captain Fried when he
steps from the train ak Waallanf fton
terminal. It Is composed W Ws NJ.
Everett president Of the hoard.
chairman: Proctor Il. Doneherty.
District Comnlis issioner;a III }. Muir.
ply. first vice president !, 81 the
board; Ben 4. Webster. second vice
president CottEelA and 8. Il Red.
fern, q representative OF the United
States lines.
III a mptprcycle escort .nf policemen
WIN escort Captain Fried to the
Carlton. Hotel where he win stop
while In this city.
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Yen can always depenS upen Miss
Gray at Main $3.50 TO tell y0u' afl.many
desirable unfarmished apartments fnR
aAnt AfsmiHlntt ynr, art "a nWk 1iRtRa n
the Classified Hsnkal ceinnRss
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cisco, and John Lenihan. san Fran
cisco.
As the smoke and flames poured
out os the vessel. the Chinese mem.
bers of the crew. los iii number
rushed to reach the pier III saket
All efforts 70 stop them proveo
futile, ~ they tied over the side
and down the sap but ones
they Rere on the dock The police
rouned them up ssfall Wilep
the fire was extin Wished they were
res5n SsI,ss sssl,1sS, u.s. s & scs;,s .
after e first aliil they fouTd !
steward ess eaniI out AZ aa Oi
port hole srrearnlnR tor help. slhs
flames had reached the door of hei
sfaferooila.
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vv0ihah HhFls BOttIe
Iii WreC kifik P0H Room

~ sor Ind. :, Jan. 81 {f.N.s1
Ihe Black Bear Pool Parior al
Maskleyille. near here. was BaDdafJ
N need. &c repairs today .foifowffIlik
q Carrie Nation act staged by MIS-
PearI M9EalIister, who susneafe 81
her hNEbsnd had obtained lionnor 4
the place. The irate, wife huriesI
" smpty whisky bottles throne +
the plate glass window.
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VE6inaii, S5, IiIjiifed ieil
1 Fit IN l..... DfiHef IIelld

Serious injuries. ipclndinE pos.
sible fracture of the sklill were
suffered today by miss Murray &.
Adams, IS. ofs the block "
St. IL. wlle1I She WAS struck
BY an aiifOfnobIIe while atteTti y
to board street car At Fourteenth
and. II Stresfs Northwest
, Joseph CttefibeE 81 6f the $500
block Sixteenth 81 driver
of the car waR arrested on the
charge ok assault bH police ok the
Eighth 0recfFicf. He was reIeased
unde e bond of 500 pendihg me out.
come Of the wornars Injuries u
Miss Adapoa was removed to
Emergency Hospifa1 by Passing
diotofist. Her injuries also include
hlifaafoiis cItS and bruises.
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more men as each year passes.
Present Methods Wrong.
one ST Mr.. Hoo1er's passions e
organization ana adtnlnis tidn,
he believes that the present
method Of conducting White House
business is insufficient. that II puts
too much detail work .uppn the
PRESIDENT and that = is simply bad
business adTninist lon to tue qoWn
ii SIS 900 year executive with Aslof
of routine that should be handled
BY $4,000 d year men. $50. ss
ut isn't done In .big business
and Mr., Hoover doesn't believe it
should Be done in the Goyernn1snt
which Is the biggest business IN the
WGa'S, MossoveE ii i Aoosers IDEA ot
how to meet the perennial probleIn
Of soyerWorktIlg Z liA Rresident 4e
has seen two Presidents, Wiison
and Harding, break down under the
burden difficult RES bilitY he
served Under both men and was IN
a position to observe st close
Wotld Divide DGties
Mr.. 4ooyer's idea is uEsdsrstood
to embrace q clear-cut division OF
duties that would make each secre-
tarial assistant responsible Tor cer-
tain definite. work For instances
one secretary might handle reports
aisd The work in general of the
ten, ,tegular GoverntHental depaIt-
iIaenfs that. have cahihet chiefs.
Another might be made responsible
for the aiadepende lent bureaus such
all the 1ntecStates Commerce Com.
Yslission Federal Trade Comm ion,
Raaio Commission, Veterans Bureau
- Tiis hsiEfibeE 81 sich bufsziis ii
steadily fIicfeasifg 3 They operate
independentlys and are. under direct
control OF no reg liar 4 den enarttqe
sd that executtv ve supe e
best is not very close, THE duties
Of stu ailot her secretary coilld very
wei entail the meeting and ha Ia;
ling of llers from The getisEal
pubsIc whose hljsl not come
within the pSovstiee ol either Of the
other two and such personal WORK
for the execlitiye as might be neces-
sarH Of advisable. Il ~ III X ..E
This, tn general Is the 0lltliEs of
NIT t1OONELs ~ 4uSstA Oh ekE9t tf Itte IN AtS
HOUSE business should be conduct ted
Tie Has followed the same general
system in his own Depa ttaent ok
Cof1ihefce for some years and that
department admittedly has been 0Tls
OF the most efficiently admit inistered
III the entire Governtnent ssIlici-
denta1Iy he has paid some Of his
assistA hts III the Comfnereas De-
pafftaet out BIT his own poc ket.s W
The Presto elect came dow to
this famous ftshipg grounds today
fof ahotllet try at the sailfish and
mar1en ne IL eterp1ined not to
return nortllward without havipg be-
come member ok THE Sailfisn
Club. aeas
HIS FISHING party was larsF fhan
ordinarily; today included Justice
and Nfs Harland .EislSe Stone,
Verne MaFehasl be lSils,
Iowa. nubIis ex. Coy, lanes p.
Goodrich ok Indiana ". and Mrs.
jeremiah Milbank, whose yacht he
is using. and b few others.
Mr.. Hoover dined and slep last
nfgtlt aboard the Sal1nt erer HE
bank boat He ned I'd alaoyEe of
early this morning pn QnA of the
power launches for the Cult Stream
area, there to make whole day
81 III
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EFFICIENCY
WOULD Be
MANSION
KEYNOTE

CONTINUED krorn First Pagel
ports, make more appointments, ae;
cept Eesp6nsibilit5 Tor the acts Of
more men as each year passes.
Present. Meth0IIs WrOiig. .
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THRILL TRIAL
ENTERS LAST
PHASE
~ FxRf.Er0N CBtt.ttk

ATLANTA. Jan, I'll d.N.s.).one
pf tie soutf,s greatest criminal court
lawyers today made ready for the
kinai assault IN his battle to save
young 'Dickey'. GalIogly, soclety's
playboy. from the electric chair. .
Reuben Ar1lold--the CIarence
Darrcw of Georgia prepared % use
all of his many weapons of perslia.,
sion--irony. wit. inveetive nathps
ana logaeaa he approached the
final plea for the Ire pf his wealthy
client. who II accused of partIcipas
ting IN the thrill" robbery, n
which willard Smith. drug clerk
was shot, and killed.
Co iirtroom Jafifaed
Alt 81 early hour the courtroom
was ja.amed By hundreds 81 spec.
tators eager to hear the eloquence
of the noted attorney. associate
defense counsel III the famous Leo
Frank case. when ne seeks to con.
vince the Jury that Gallogly IL
guiItIess in the murder to which
bis school ehum, George Harsh.
confessed Harshs whose c0nfess
sion implicated .Dickey, Z Is already
under sentence Of death for the
The outstanding sisirrn.sii II shs
trial thus far was won By the de-
Tense when Arnold caused Judge
Fjrlyn B Moore to reverse himself
and sustain the objection to the
states motion to read HaEshss con-
fassion. 10 the Jury, This was "A
most IMPORTANT victory ii that the
colkessiof had II been read would
have accused GaIIog1N of narficipa-
ffoh ir other rObheries previous 10
the one iii which Smith was killed.
and thus would have done much to
nndernaine the value of The de,
the drug store With H9rsh only ~.
cause he thought he could peFsalade
his friend HI the last moment not
TO 80 through with the crime.
Surprise Witness
Gallogiy's appearance on the stand
came after the State had called a
4
surprise witness m the person Qk
Jack Maloney. college stud lent 3Q
testified that he slnWittine " drove
Marsh and Gailogly to q point near
the place of the fatal shooting
fhfnking be was taking them ~
nleef some GIRLS and that after. he
ngcked them up. a few ininutes Later
fhev told him they had. robbed the
dT,5s store and shot q man 81
When GalIog1t took the stand he
sndirectly attacked Mahoney, tasti.
mon6 81 accusing him Of PARTED.
nsfina III ofher robheries With
Harsh. Prior to his being called "a
witness. there was no intimati0n
ihat Mahoney was IN any way eon-a
nected with the affair.
4 III the opening argument, Sam
IS. DewIetf. defense attorney as.
saiied the States star Witness, de-,
cIarillg that he believed Mahonex
vas Harsh,s accomp ice ID previous
robberies, and terFning the, youth
..tbe Iousiest rat that ever esca ped
rom burning barn. and the
grAatest ilar On the continent
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URGE I0N On
BQRL N6ANE
lcIollllnlled trolil FIrgE Pagel

tconlinded from First Pagel
she felt ttiat tof Ger IL testify
would be to put her hi personal
danger Intend to follow her
story with every means at CONS
tiafid Reeard her story IS mos
pOftai, R SoIISg OIas sfis,
Fihd out II She viii co.opstats
and Be wiIIiAg To testify. Pleass
advise about what course you
think should ,be ptfsded.'.'
F4ftllef ReyeIat lions Seen
REPRESENTATIVE Gibson's deciara-
ton that the BIa1ocls affair may
'teak ring III control of police
agfaif is regarded Here as tie
fohetunner .s further re5lelatiohs
before the House lvestigating sub
Department 81 ustiee agents
have been put oh the tran pf MS.
BlaIock ana she wills be affofped
adeu1ate protect Id 4 syfpile tn Wash
ingeofl Il She fear threats OF ifitiInf.
daxion While In, the city Isl
mo effort win be made 20 locate
mrs BIaIock. coliins announced to
He declared. that the matter
tfifned over to the tinted States
Attorneys office b. Repfe atfvs
EIafSt6n WAS So voluffinolis that Il
would require several da3s to com.
pfets & study of the contents and
that III the meantime It was ex,
<SE 9Na< e6y,gy4 81 n StsStfx MANA
be had With the pa1mist without
recourse to subpoena.
Collins. Rover and Blantoh held
3 conference last night IN which
the Congressman IS said 20 have
turned over to Collins an evidence
OF documentary natlre n the
case, with. a prons Of assistance
and cooperation its threshing out
all charges against the police cap.
tain.