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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
CAPTURED PAPERS
MAY TRAP SANDING
Marine Flyer Reports Find on
Body of BIandon, lnsur-
gents Aide. i
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 28.-Papers found
on the body of Pedro Blandon, one Of
the most trusted generals Of the IN
surgent leader Augusta SANDING, who
has disturbed the Nicaraguan govern
ment since the earthquake, may lead To
the capture Of the guerilla chieftain
himself. A description Of the killing OF
the insurgents chief aide was received
here today via radio from Lieut.. John
S. E. Young. Marine Corps aviator, who
took part in the engagement and has
since been recommended for the Dis
tinguiShed Service Flying Cross.
Blandon was killed by two troopeAs
of the Guardia Macdonald as he fed
from cover of q shed in the hope of
escaping across the railroad tracks ut
Logtown, Lieut.. Young said.
Lieut.. Young wrote the facts Of this
dispatch and transmitted them himself
via amateur radio to Fred H. Schnell,
chief Of staff Of the Radio and Tele-
vision Institute here at the request of
the Associated Press. A recent report
said Blandon was killed, but one Of
Sandino'S agents made q denial.
Fight Is Described.
Lieut.. Young sets forth the following
description OF the night:
''One Of the most recent and striking
examples OF Marine Corps effectiveness, -
says Lieut.. Young, whose home is In
Raleigh, N. c., was the capture and
death of Pedro BlandOn, one of San
dino's most cruel and ferocious gen.
erals"
Lieut.. Jack took of and searched the
area on both sides of the railroad to a
junction called LoetoWn. He found o
group Of insurgents loading their horses
with loot. He came down so suddenly
they hadn't time to hide. Lieut.. Jack
dropped bombs and sprayed them with
machine gun fire. then returned to
Lieut.. Young. who was circling about
and led the return to Logtown.
Needing cooperation of ground
troops, Young returned to Capt. Wood
and urged haste. Wood hiked his pa
troll seven miles in record time, Young
meantime returning to take up guard
duty while Lieut.. Jack. whose ,mbs
and ammunition was exhausted, cir
cled over Lieut.. Wood.
Reaching Logtown the Guardia de-
ployed and began firing.
Shot Down by Two Guardia.
GAS Lieut.. Young circled above the
tree tops he saw very well dressed
inSurgent rush from one of the build
ingS and head for the railroad tracks.
Before he had gone IS feet 5wo Guardia
shot him simultaneously and he top
pied over. to all appearances dead. but
1t was learned later that he lived for
two hours. This man was Pedro
Blandon, Sandino's most trusted gen.
eral.
Papers were found on his person
which 1t is hoped will still lead to the
capture OF more of Sandino's chiefs and
perhaps TO the capture of SANDING him.
self.
SANDING Is still on the east coast,
but his ardor and that of his followers
has been considerably cooled in the past
two weeks. The protection of the east
coast is now in the hands of the Guardia
but should any emergency
arise the Marines and their aviation
unit will be on hand to put everything
well In hand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
BRIDE TO PRESENT
OPINION ON COAL
legality Of Sale of 1000
Pound Units to Be Received
~ by D. C. Heads.

The District Commissioners will be
furnished sometime today with an opin-
ION from Corporation Counsel William
w. Bride as to the legality Of the sale
of coal in 2,000-pound units. This
opinion was asked for on April IL. Mr..
Bride said today that it was ready last
Saturday but that he has delayed 1t
in order to give the coal merchants ana
Representative Robert CrosSer OF ONO.
a chance to debate the opinion before 1t
is filed.
Mr.. CroSser called upon Principal As
eiStant Corporation Counsel Vernon l..
West this morning and after being
closeted with him for a short while he
was followed by Mark Lansburgh, pres
ident Of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association; Maurice Rosenberg,
its counsel, and q small committee.
Opinion May Be Changed.
The task of writing the opinion had
been turned over to Mr.. West and Mr..
Bride said today that If the arguments
either for or against the legality OF
selling coal by 2,000-pound units were
persuasive enough. the opinion writ
ten Saturday might be changed before
being transmitted to the Commission
ers. It was Mr.. West who conferred
with the coal men on the proposal to
adopt the 2,000-pound unit before it
was announced.
According to the weights and meas
ures act passed In 1921, Coal shall be
sold by the long ton, consisting of 2.240
pounds avoirdupoiS" ID. C. Code, Title
%, Chapter /, Section b. Since 1921
this has been understood to mean that
coal shall be sold by the long ton and
not by the short ton, but on April /
the local coal merchants advertised o
change from the sale by long tons to
the sale by 2,000-pound units.
Probe Of Change Ordered.
On April George M. Roberts, super
intendent of weights, measures and
markets, was instructed by the Com
missioners to investigate this proposed
change, and On April 1s Mr.. Brides
legal opinion was requested.
Representative CrCSSer was one of
those influential in securing passage of
the weights and measures act when he
was a member of the House District
Committee in 1921. Since the present
controversy came up he has made d
public statement to the effect that the
sale of 2.O00-pound units is violation
of the law and he requested permission
from Mr. Bride to urge this view before
the opinion was submitted
The text of the opinion will not be
made public until after 1t is transmitted
to the Commissioners, which Is expsct
TO be done sometime late today or to-
morrow.
Meanwhile Mr.. Roberts investigation
has vesred off into the question into the
price at which coal Is being sold, and
he has been making inquiry to see II
there has been any price fixing by
wholesalers in an effort to maintain
price levels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
COL. ROBERT EWING
DIES AT AGE OF II.
Heart Attack Fatal to One of
Nations Leading News.
paper Publishers.


NEW ORLEANS, April 2s-Col. Rob-
ert Ewing, one Of the Nations leading
publishers, who first learned about
news Is press telegraph operator, died
at his home here last night from heart
attack at the age Of II.
He was stricken at the publishers
meeting in New York last Wednesday,
and was brought back home Sunday in
a serious condition.
At the time Of his death Col Ewing
was Democratic national committee
man from Louisiana and publisher Of
four daily newspapers, New Orleans
States, Shreveport Times, Monroe News
Star and Monroe Morning World.
Born In Mobile, Ala, September ~.
1859, the son of q Scot who came to
America In 1910. he was forced to leave
school and earn his living after the
family fortune had been swept away in
the war between the States.
First he was . bank runner. then
messenger boy and later o telegraph
operator at Mobile.
He was married twice. first in 1883
to May Dunbrack of Nova Scotia, and
after her death in 1904 to Grace Nolan
Mackay of Kansas City, who survives
him.
He also is survived by five sons and
one daughter by his first wife-James
Lindsay, associate publisher Of the New
Orleans States; John Dunbrack, associ-
ate publisher of the Shreveport Times;
Toulmin H. assistant manager of the
Shreveport Times; Robert. jr., attorney,
Of New Orleans: Wilson, advertising di-
rector Of the Monroe publications, and
Mrs. Z. G. Brown Of New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
BURKE IS EN- ROUTE
\ TO BEGIN SENTENCE
Michigan Gangster May Get Parole
After He Spends 25 Years
in Prison.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. JOSEPH. Mich. April 2S.-Fred
Burke, notorious gangster, who was
sentenced to life Imprisonment after he
had pleaded guilty yesterday to the
killing Of Patrolman Charles Sicily
here. on December IA, 1929, was moved
swiftly and under heavy guard from
Berrien County Jail ut 4:37 this morn
ing, accompanied by two automobiles,
for Marquette, where he will begin
serving his sentence there Wednesday
The departure was quiet and with
out mach ado, there being few spec
tators around the Jail at that early
hour. Sheriff Fred j. Cutler, with
three OF his deputies and four State
policemen, formed the bodyguard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
IRIS is DISCUSSED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
TAKOMA PARK. Md, April o8-
Regular meeting of the Takoma Horti-
cultural Club was featured last might
with an illustrated lecture on THE
Iris" by J. M. r. Adams. AS an iris
grower Of long experience and a past
president Of the American Iris Society
Mr.. Adams gave his audience much
valuable information. on a subject to
which he has given considerable study.
The meeting was held In the Takoma
Park Branch of the Washington Public
Library.
Announcement was made that the
next flower show, under the auspices Of
the club, will be for tulips and mem
bers were urged to prepare for the ap-
preaching exhibition. which viii be held
in the Takcma Park Branch Of the
Washington Public Library. Dates will
be announced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
KING STUDIES FRANCHISE.
VIII Suspend Mourning During Visit
to Capital.

Will Suspend Mourning During visit
to Capital.
BY the Associated Press.
PURCHASE. N. Y, April 28.-King
Prajadhipok of SIAM an absolute
monarch who intends voluntarily to
give the right of suffrage to his people.
tomorrow will visit the Chief Executive
of q Government which he admires.
The King and his suite will reach
Washington this evening.
The Kings half-brother, the Prince
of Chandaburi, died yesterday In Paris
of throat aff1iction. A statement
issued on behalf of the King at Ophir
Hall said:
Mourning Suspended.
Court mourning will, of course, be
observed in Bangkok, but his majesty
as is customary in cases Of functions Of
st.te--heS ordered the suspension Of
mourning for his Witt to Washington
and on the occasions of subsequent en-
gagementS now constituting the Kings
Schc dule"
The King, whose grandf2 Their was to
be approached only on hands and knees,
met newspaper reporters in sack suit
OF tweed yesterday and discussed his
EIdIiS 4OI ACAOIul
Charlie Chaplin. Babe Ruth. motion
pictures and New York's skyline.
VIII Study Franchise.
During my visit to this country"
he said, Il shall be interested in study
ing the form of franchise and whether
voting really expresses the will Of the
majority. I want to find out about the
American form OF voting and how the
campaigns are conducted. Those things
interest me q great deal. 49,
Later on we are planning new
municipal law by which. perhaps, the
psople will be permitted to select their
own councillors. The matter Is being
studied now. My idea is to begin with
suffrage in local matters and then
work up"
His ambition, he added, is TO achieve
happiness for the greatest number Of
people possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28

dent and Mrs. Hoover will have tea with
their Majesties bringing to an end the
of amenities.
Their departure has been set for 10
o'clock Friday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28

Capt Dickens. q grandson Of Charles
Dickens, the novelist, and now In COM
mand Of H. M. s. Repulse, will shortly
be made an admiral.
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WAR Chief To
STOP OFF HERE
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ROYAL PAIR
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T. a-Sxe-- TT 20 the usual -o--o-
C1s-v engraved invitations TI-n
co-o1e-s- BIT 20 10-oe thzz a. taose
q certain rank would be welcome
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bed cone from countries where
roTzlty has gwen rsv 20 ce-oc-ar-
P--ce=- princess dukes Ard
dI-lesseS q Frame G-sec= P0--
rugsI and B-zEi. who s--- 1oSsexs
ancestral estates and titles but have
10 royal cour- II which 20 Blossom
and bEoon- mingled With their
-1-a fortunate CONFERENCE.-The o.
7---7-E P---s arr
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GEsS-s vii attend . dinner to-
u,gfs N the villa DAnr,sM
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but MS honor. which hR called the
only Legacy he inherited from ms
parents. interfered~
he said Re had ben Erz5-e .
bring himself 70 accept o11er C.
stage and motion p1--Ere paris b-L-
Upc1 the via episode which Toz6
have made him financially z6e-
pendent prEfErrIzE poverty for
himself his <1e and rs seven
children 70 cc1Es-ClzlLl-E -he e1l-
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name Dcrores Arzlzo Praise
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Porto Rico Adopts
Grapefruit Grade

SAN SESITC All --A517-soz
c. . : Standard grades f1- P1-o
R.rR- Ea-- hzs taken pace.
sccc-dl-z % information reaching
fne r-o1-ce trade here
a : Essol ore @ IRE ri-ss17-e
and Citrus inspectors o. The q 6
Dept q AE-1l-c-e. hzs sz.-ed fo-
Po-o Rico and additional insect
- VII sal April IS Nlr- Mason
WI take charge % -5s actual E-z6-
1z and Inspection The shipping
III star II volume IRE later part
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spring and s-nEe- until the end
o. AU-u<. Porto Rscc having ~
s5o0e0 = S10noo boxes 20 make.
during iris period
The growers On the island are
progressive ard are taxing more
care q Their E-oTex each vez-- THIS
Is apparent T. -hsir methods q
s7-zTfr-- fs-ifr-- -s-.f-z-irr az
general management. T-ev are
fully awake 20 the necessity for
s<9Scsrc grades auz rs<k
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Valley Man Slain

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- Eas tE1lz-- 10 have informed
American --E-z-571 oE<sce- q
Asxzz1 Aliens II his cu-r-T L.
legally A1-1o C Leon EzS s1o-
% death q TIE MzvtseG farm a.
Il PzlI1ls CT -1s river
TIE zSzLz1- = sad % have -z-
back across the river from whence
h% cane
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Bids On Earthwork
To Be Opened Soon

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hz-NGN Ar BIS III
D opened All = u- asa cI1ac
yards CT ez--1EuEk - c1--a---
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Es1- D-S-E- NJ Is which E----5es
r. Eooc-NCL@oc --z- near R5o
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&0el zocUd--E . A Tam e.
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TEAAEKAMA -~E A. @
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ST GAINESVILLE ono. A1rL II
--H1s ears srd finger tips part
y torn Of 5T robbers Who tortured
h- II - stfc1 70 locate h1E -orET.
A16v Yslzn- s. vas found uncosl-
Gus ro6zT ! ms hn-ne At Barton Fis
condition vas critical