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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29
Science
Loss Of Consciousness Cause
Traced.

Rare physical conditions resulting In
Inconsistencies are described in the
current issue Of the medical bulletin of
the United States Veterans adrninistra-
ton.
An extremely minute deficiency in
blood sugar was found to be the cause
OF recurrent and unexplained lspses Of
consciousness in one patient. Tests
showed q difference Of less than q quar-
ter of O grain per 100 cubic centimeters
of blood between the beginning Of an
attack and the revival Of the patient
after the blood sugar content had been
increased by the administration Of ad.
renalin. The trouble was due TO q too
active secretion Of insulin by the PAN
creas.
The defect in another patient was
found to be q lesion inside the heart
in the bundle of His which controls the
coordination of heart action. The
ventricle remains at q standstill for Q
few seconds while the auricles beat
regularly.
Oil production In Colombia Is greater
than q year ago.
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mellon OUSTING
PLANS OUTLINED
Representative Patman OF
Texas Charges Oath Is vio-
lated as Stakeholder.

Plans to bring impeachment proceed
anes against Secretary Mellon when
Congress convenes were outlined yester-
day by Representative Patrnan, Demo-
cTat, Of Texas.
citing the law that prohibits q Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury from being di.
rectly or indirectly interested In trade
and commerce, the Texan said Mellon
had violated his oath of office. He said
the Treasury Secretary was stockhold-
or In the Aluminium Co. of America
and that he and bis family owned and
controlled the Gulf Oil Corporation
and the Koppers Co.
Declines to Comment.
Secretary Mellon declined to comment
on the charges, maintaining the same
attitude as when Patman made q sim
liar announcement in Texas some time
It was recalled at the Treasury. how
ever, that Supreme Court decisions had
held that ownership Of stock In COR
poration did not bring q Secretary of
the Treasury IN conflict with the law
which prohibits him from engaging IN
The dulf OH Corporation, PatlnAn
said, was a holding company which
try. He said the law provides that .
Secretary Of the Treasury shall not be
"tfe owner In whole or In part of any
vessel 8.
Builds Soviet PIank">
Patman said he would show that the
Keepers Co., controlled by Mellon and
his associates, was constructing > $780,
100000 steel, iron and coke plant in
the Ural Mountains for the Soviet. He
also said he had evidence that the Gulf
OH Corporation operated ships under
foreign registry TO avoid the BENEFITS
for seanen carried IN the American
merchant marine act.
Patman's attack Is one Of q long list
made upon the Secretary Of the Treas
ury by members Of Congress.
Former Senator Tom Watson Of
Georgia was among the first to critt-
cize. Since then there have bean q
succession of attacks by various mem
bers of Congress, all Of which have
brought only 2 smile and shrug from
the Secretary as he followed the policy
Of never commenting upon them in any
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29
MEXICAN GOVERNORS
RULE IS DISRUPTED
Enemies Appoint Successor to Rob-
ledo's When He Leaves
Guadalajara.

BY the Associated Press.
dUADALAJARA. Mexico. September
29.-Gov. Juan de Dios Robledos enc
mics In the State Legislature stole a
march on him last night by appointing
Deputy Eliseo r. Morales, one of his
most rabid adversaries, as provisional
governor during his stay in Mexico City.
AS result, Jose Mata, Robledo's APP
pointee as mayor Of Guadalajara, aban-
doned his headquarters in the State
Capitol and moved to his residence,
where he and his followers continue to
operate what they claim is the legal city
government.
The police department, which had
moved to the State Building in support
Of Mata, forthwith abandoned him and
went over to his rival, Luis Alvarez del
Castillo, who has set himself UP in the
Municipal Building and claims to be
operating the legal city administration.
The turn of events left former Gov.
de IL Moras faction in almost complete
control Of the city with federal troops
on guard at the Alvarez headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29
PRESCRIPTION CLERKS
GET NEW ORGANIZATION
Frank A. Delgardo, Washington, Is
Chosen as Secretary Of Con-
ference Group.
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, September IA new or
ganization for the assistance of pre-
scription clerks was created yesterday
at the National Association by retail
druggists.
The organization, which Is to be
known as the National Conference on
Prescription Economics, will have for
its purpose the coordination and col
lection of data being assembled In vari-
Gus Independent surveys Of the pre-
scription side of the drug store bust
ness.
Oficers Of the new organization are:
Ambrose Hunsburger Of Philadelphia,
chairman; Swan Brookshire, Indianap-
oils; Denny Brann, Des Moines, and
Paul Lathrop, Jasper, Ala, vice chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29

Oil production In Colombia Is greater
than year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29

The Dutch are disturbed at the out
look Of their Winter skating. Weather
reports show that the favorite sport
has had q poor chance for many sea
sons past. The Gulf Stream Is mean
der1ng toward the coast Of Holland and
Is blamed for the warmer Winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29
JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER
rs Ill AT HOSTS HOME
Expects TO Retux4 to Washington
Late This week for Court
Session.
nrthA Aa.ociated PrI,ss

Blythe Associated PrESs.
IONA, luaHa, September 3s.--Willis
Van Devanter, associate justice Of the
United States Supreme Court, was ~
Yesterday IN Bhe hcEae OF Judge Mont
zosnery WEBSTER, where be and MfE
van DeYankef are visiting. Although
he Kept % fls bed, ION advice Of the
attending raysician be expected to re-
tliM ito washington late, this week to
be present for the court session, open
irx next vteek
5nskes and Mrs. Van Dcvarter mo-
toEed here from Marion. md, where
Jsetlce van psvAnssr sia,ssd his 3.
1cflA s. the foEz1er hOuae Of Mrs.. Van
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nix eosslPER HELD

BFNTcN HARBoR, Mich, Septem-
ots29 (H9s=aJ Joseph Guhitz, West Ham
nacnd. III fruit buyer, was arrested at
tie fruit market here yesterday for
mating dispaxa king remarks about q
Be6 hank He was jailed, pending an
tnyssttgs ton by County Prosecutor w.
M Clzaning ham.
The BerFien County Bank, . small
RESTITUTION, closed here saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29
u. S. WORKER REFUSES
LEAGUE ENDORSEMENT
W. c. Hull Asks Arlington Group
Not to Consider his Name In
Drafting slata
anaciaI piEnatch Id The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, September Ss--
William g. Hull, candidate for the
County Board, today communicated with
the Arlington County Better Govern
ment League, requesting that his name
not be considered when the league
meets tosindorse Of the 81 candidates
for the board.
fssali szas the nxhb Government eKn-
zN5e - amncllnce hlsacandi dacys after
>asopttons of the. Federal ruling permit
ing Government employees TO participate
In politics IN Arlington County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-29

men; Tom Roach, Oklahoma City,
treasurer, and Frank A. Delgardo Of
the Department Of Commerce. WASH
ington, secretary. The conference win
meet In conjunction with the conven.
tons Of the Druggists Association.
La gaceta., 1931-05-15

NADIA torcerian mi resolution.
Yo soy su padre, y a mi solo es
a quien corresponds hablarla, Y
va 10 hare cuando Y como me
.parezca conveniente, 81 va no 10
he hecho. eoSa cue a listed no lie
|importa. Mi hija me obedecera
como es su deber, Y aquf paz v
|despues gloria. Hemos conclui-
do.
= Conque, segun Sc deduce
de TODD 10 que listed ha dicho,
ahora resulta que quien tenia
raz6n y acertaba en- sus decisio-
mes era D. Juan PUG. cuando
era rico?
-iY tanta como tenial Ell
era el dnico que -pensaba acerta-
damente, que Sc quejaba con RAJ
ION y que estaba en- su sano jul
La gaceta., 1931-05-15

promesas. listed e5 hoy otro
hombre distinto del que fue: us
ted no recuerda Sus iuramentos,
nj sus ofertas, nj sus prop6sitos,
v 10 incredible, 10 triste es que csc
cambio radical de car&cter, de
criterio y de corG4on Sc ha efec-
tuado por ell dinero en- POGO mas
de treinta dias. 81 este era TODD
10 que guerra y pensaba listed
hacer 81 faero rico, como listed
ldecia, mas valera que no hubie'
Sc listed deiado nunca de ser po-
bre para decoro de listed y fell
cidad de cuantos lie rodean. 70
mismo lie dire a su hija de US.
ted TODD 10 que pasa ".
listed no lie dira NADIA a mi
hija, porque NADIA tiene que de
cirla y porque sus palabras en-
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
GACETA"

me dejara en- completa libertad
de acci6n en- adelante.
-G4 Sc puede saber cuaI es
esa determination?
No solo puede saberse. ST.
no que Va listed a saberla in
ne atamente. 70 esperaba a
I'm de mes para decfrselo; pero
sapuesto que listed mismo ha lie
vado la question a csc tereno. Y
va no debemos andar nj uno nj
otro en- eontemplaciones, GUAM
to mas pronto mejor. lie nom
bro a listed corresponsal de la
fabrica en- Tarrasa, con dos mil
quinientas pesetas de sueldo.
IA We listed que lie asc.endo Y
gus hago iustieia a sus : a. jos
pasados y a sus meritog futuros.
Manana mismo, en- el tren de
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Anunciese en-

complete. Y va 10 sabs TODD ell
mundo. BESIDE manana vida
nueVa, Y esa vida comprende
desde ell amo, que soy 20, hasta
ell ultimo obrero. Nj contempla-
clones nj permisds, nj discul-
pas. Todo ell mundo a TRAFALGAR,
Y mucho y bien. Y como listed
no me parece que esta puy deci-
dido a aceptar mis- nuevas con-
diciones, Y como la proyec@da
.boda con mi hija sc retrasa in
definidamente, y como por otra
parte no es decoroso que listed
siga empleado en- la casa, Y yea
a su novia a todas horas, V la
haga ell amor Y Sc burle de mi
en- mis- barbas, he tornado va mi
determination, que es irrevoca-
BILE y que, 81 listed Ia rechaza,
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
AVIsOS EN- YbOR 10y

era una repulsa clara Y contun
dente, tenia todos los cavacteres
de una e~vasiva, y poner en- case
dudoso 10 que Ramiro habia te-
,nido hasta entonces por articu-
10 de fe. no podia nj debia tole-
rarse. Ash fue que ell j6ven, per-
Idiendo la calma Y la serenidad
con que hasta entonces habia
llevado la conversation, apartan
dose de Ia mesa y con ademanes
no muy comedidas, dijo a d.
Benito:
-Pues senior: siemp~e habia
dido decir que Ell dinero Gambia
a las genteS y que es miserable
piedra de toque de espiritus vul-
cares y m~ez}uinos; pero mnca
crei que hiciera Zanzibar tan
p.onto y tan nal de ideas y de
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
CONTRA Ell BOUT SCHME.
LING Sc VA A PESIR uN
-

New York, mayo 15.-Eanley
ha llegado de nuevo al negocio
lie peso complete y decretado
que otro> campeonato del mundo
debera ser primero discutido
La gaceta., 1931-05-15

New& IIE1nayo lo.-Iom-
my Loughran, ell gladiator de
Filadelf9a, hara frente esta no
che, en- ell Madison Square Gar
den a la Ultima dificultad hacia
una pelea de revancha con Jack
Sharkey.
FL ex-monarca de peso com
pleto ligero, que en- los 1ltimos
meses ha vencido a Max Baer,
Ernie Schaaf, Dick Daniels,
fluffy Griffiths y otros, tendra
hoy de oponente al gigantic ar
gentino Victoria Campolo. la
Gnica figura de peso complete
que 10 separa de Schmeling,
Sharkey y Stribling.
Campolo no ha peleado en- los
pasados II moses y su ultimo
combate que debi6 celebrarse a.
qui ell pasado verano, con Shar-
key, fu6 cancelado por la indi-
ferencia del pGblico.
Las apuestas estan en- favor
de Loughran, aunque la ventaja
de Campolo en- peso y estatura
es considerable.
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
modo que listed.

wv
DE modo que usted...
70. estaba tonic Y ciego, Y
no decia mas que necedades.
-Bueno es que 10 confieSe,
GY su hermana?..,
Mi hermana era una loca.
81 no otra cosa peor.
- Vamos, quien 10 hubiera
creido!... GY su hija de usted?..,
Mi hija era una sandal. go.
iClarito!
-iY yo?
i listed era un j6ven chifla-
do, lleno de pretensiones Y de
vanidad!...
i Vamos, pues estaba buena
Ia casa!
-Pues porque estaba asi, es
mi prop6sito ponerla en- ordeu
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
MANANA Sc CORRERA Ell
DERBY DE KENTUCKY

Louisville, KY, mayo 15.-Sd
bre una pista tod&ia pesada
causa de los dias de lluvia, 81
corfera manana sabado ell 81
Derby de Kentucky.
Los potros practicaron aver J
continuan siendo los favoritos
Twenty Grand, Surfboard J
Anchors Aweigh.
Surfboard corriQ la milla y
un octave en- EEgAuto y SO Sc.
gundos.
otros d caballos inscrip.
tos son &c, Ladder, Equi-
roise, sW Ep All, Pittsburgher
Insco, spl Play, R2ys How
dy, Up, DSn Leon y Prince D'A-
mou'.
Entire les que pyesenciaran la
famosa competencia figuran
Charles Curtis, ell weep esiden-
tie de la rep1blica, su hermana,
STA. Dolly Gam, 81 es 2oso de
6sta, Ed. Everett Gan.
La gaceta., 1931-05-15

hoy que Max Schmeling re
"a Ell 40% de las entradas 80
pues de deducir los gastos el
p~uestos. w. L. Stribling, ell
tendiente, tomara ell 1212% a.
total.
Sobre esta base los experto
calculan que Schmeling cobra.
ra unos $500. 900 y la remune.
raci6n d~ Stribling sera de
90, $50.
Estimase que ell producto to-
tai llegara a S950,000.
Ell cuarenta por ciento del
aleman es 212% maSde la can
Itidad que Sc acostumtm a pa
gar a los campeones por defen-
der una corona.
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
EN- WEST TAMPA
DE AMBULANCIA, Teis:onO Y llle

Teiefonos para visitas por Ell dfa: Ybor City, Y 1853
West Tampa, H 3S46. Para llamsdes por lie noche,
to mSmo er YbOt que en- West Tampa. Y 1410.
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
Fouettn de La Goceta No, 76
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On, Luis Mariana de LARA

gun tempo; que trabaje listed
mas y mejor; que vaya ascen-
diendo; que posea listed 10 sufi-
ciente para sostene Su casa.
Dejemos pasar algunoS amos. v
81 para entonces persiste listed
en- sn amor y mi hija no Sc ha
casado, .entpnces sara OCCASION
de darle a listed su mano.
Esto era "a demasiado. 81 no
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
. a. Noe
BAoF' PAf1.
LIGA AMERICANA

Sam Jones domino a los In
dios en- todos los momentos crf-
ticos, ganando SUI club ell desa-
flo por la peJuena ventaja de
una carrera. Burnett pogo un
cuaG angular, impulsandd dos
de las carreras del Cleveland.
Washingt n SC, Oh, De; Cleve
land &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-05-15

Los de Boston hicieron sus
cuatro carreras en- la sexta en-
trada y con estas lie bastaron
para triunfar sobre los tigres.
Hicieron saltar los Medias Ro-
jas a Hoyt Y Herring.
La gaceta., 1931-05-15

tie de esta liga, con ell New York
en- segundo lugar, Chicago en-
tercero, P~ittsburg ell cuarto, y
gen ell "s6tano' Filadelfia, Brook
Cincinnati.
La gaceta., 1931-05-15
SCHMELING RECIBIRA Ell
CUARENTA POR CIENTO

Cleveland, mayo 15.-El exa-
men de los contracts de la pelea
misunderstanding, sehalada
para ell dfa 3 de julio, descubri6
La gaceta., 1931-05-15

Stone y McMaA del De-
troit dieron tres MSS&ada uno
y tres hits Rotchrock,f la 20 de
los vencedores.
Boston 4c, 13h, 2e; Detroit
&c, 11h, 0e.
Ruffing dej6 en- cuatro hits a
los Browns, mientras su club
hacia ID carreras, bateando Is
hits. Gehrig disparo tres hits y
Ruth solo dos.
New York lac, 13h, De; st.
Luis &c, All, Be.
Dominando a los Medias Blan-
cas-, Rube Walbe~g do la victo-
ria a su club.
Fue la sexta victoria consecu-
tiva de los Atleticos, que Sc sos
tienen en- ell primer lugar.
Filadelfia sc, Oh, De; Chicago
&c, III, lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-06
SILVER QUOTATIONS.,

NEW YORK, February (P.-Bar
silver, 2615.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-06
RUSSIAN LUMBER CARGO
CAUSES SPANISH PROTEST

BY the Associated Press
A cargo of about 100000 surface
feet of Russian lumber was discharged
recently at the Spanish port Of Tar
rangona and it is reported that strong
protests have been made by the
Spanish lumber trade
The Department Of Commerce has
been advised that a Spanish govern
ment decree of January "a, last,
tripled the Spanish import duties on
lumber of common woods, cooperage
and box material from those countries
not having a commercial treaty with
Spain. The rates for such countries
were already over three times the rates
for such goods from countries having
a commercial treaty. thus the last
months decree puts the ratio at about
10 times
The decree also requires certificates
Of origin on imports of these classes
Russian softwood lumber is included
in the customs classes affected, as Rus
STA has no commercial treaty with
Spain. Other principal European
countries customarily supplying Spain
with lumber, as well as the United
States, have commercial treaties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-06
BETHLEHEM STEEL
COMPANY EXPANDS
Corporation to Acquire McClintic-
Marshall Firm-Terms
Announced.
speclal plspatch % The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 6.-Bethlehem
Steel Corporation announced yesterday
that it will acquire McClintic- Marshall
Corporation for 100000 shares of Beth
lehem Steel common stock and $780,
900 of Az per cent serial notes matur-
ing in 10 equal series annually COM
mencing January l, 1882. Assuming
that Bethlehem be taken at its closing
price of wednesday, which was So, this
would make the payment for McClintic-
Marshall approximately $50, $50, 900.
This latter figure includes the assump-
ton of $l2,000,000 of McClintic- Mar
shall bonds now outstanding
The payment of 24O,0 900 Bethlehem
common shares will not involve any cap
italization increase, for that amount will
be taken from stock now in the Treas
ury.
The Mellon interests of Pittsburgh,
which have owned a controlling inter-
est in McClintic- Marshall, will as a re-
suit of this purchase become large
shareholders in Bethlehem. c. d. Mar
shall, one of the founders of McClin-
tic-Marshall and its principal executive
officer throughout its existence, will
continue in an advisory capacity and
probably will become director of Beth
lehem Steel.
This move Is just one of a series of
similar actions about to be taken by
Bethlehem, which contemplates event.
ually a further expansion into the
structural steel industry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-06
CHICAGO CURB CALLS
FIXED TRUST MEETING
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, February 6.-The Chicago
Curb Exchange, it was announced to-
day, has invited representatives of all
fixed and unit type investment trusts
to attend general meeting in Chicago
March and 3.
Secretary Maurice J. Loeb said that
"the rapid progress Of the industry has
resulted in the creation of large num-
Der Of trusts with widely divergent
policies and methods. II is expected
that the conference wiH tend TO clarity
in the minds Of both the financial
Community and the investing public
the utility and benefits Of unit-type
securities"
THE Chicago Curb Exchange has at
tanned the leading position as a mar
ket for fixed trust shares. OF the 80
fxed trust issues that have been adj
mitted to stock exchange listing 80 are
on the Chicago curb. officials esti-
mate that around l50.0o0000 shares Of
all trusts have been issued. with total
market value OF more than q billion
dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-06
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
by PHsatew .

Note-An stocks sold in hundred-share lots
excepting those designated by letter (S0s) (25OS),
which shows those stocks were sold in odd lots.
sales coped to noo-compete in $3.50 Edition
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-28
FRANCO-BRITISH
PACT FOR DEBT
REVISION LIKELY
United Front Against U. S
Stand Reported as
Macdonald Aim.
BY WALLACE CARROLL
United Press STAFF Correspondent

PARIS, Dec. 28.-Reports that
France and Britain planned a
united front to battle the United
States congress decision against
cancellation of war debts were cur
rent today and it was understood
that Prime Minister Ramsay Mac
Donald had requested a conference
with Premier Pierre Laval.
According to well-inform e d
sources, Macdonald sent a letter to
Laval asking an early meeting, pre-
sumably to reconcile Franco-B Brit
ish views on debts and reparations.
1t was understood they would
meet before the international debts
and reparations conference at The
Hague, Jan. 10. The date and place
of the LavaI-MacDonaId CONVERSE
tons we're said to be unsettled,
however.
Most of the Paris morning news
papers today indicated the posi-
bility of an Anglo French united
stand on the debts question.
Excelsior understood that France
and Britain were likely to make
joint diplomatic representation tc
Washington stressing the inter-
relation of debts and reparatiors
and affirming that economic recov-
cry of the world will be retarded if
creditors merely grant Germany an
indefinite series of moratoriums in
stead of settling the problem.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-28
NEWSPAPER MAN DIES
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Funeral for Thomas E. Regain to Be
Held Tuesday Morning.

Funeral services for Thomas E
Regain, 81, of 318 East Eleventh
street, newspaper man in
LoganSport and indianapolis more
than thirty years, will be- held
Tuesday morning at 8 in St
Bridget's Catholic church. Burial
will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Regain died Saturday in city
hospital following an appendicitis
operation. He had been i'll for five
weeks.
Mr.. Regain began his newspaper
work as a reporter on the LoganS-
port Pharos- Tribune when he was
%. He later became editor of that
paper. Seven years ago he resigned
to become copy reader for the Star
He was a member of the Elks
lodge and three times served as
exalted ruler of the LoganSport
lodge.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. D
H. Howard and Miss Nellie Regain
of Lafayette. and three brothers
Frank Regain, living in Illinois;
John j. RePan of LoganSport, and
Joseph T. Regain Of Miami, Fla
His wife, Mrs. Cora Batcheler
Regain, died five years ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-28
POLICE RIDDLE CAR
Capture Robbery Suspect
After Long Chase.

Captured Sunday night after a
chase in which police riddled the
rear of his automobile with bullets.
Rudolph Andrews, 10, of 1926 Alton
street, was held today on vagrancy
and blind tiger charges.
Andrews was caught by Sergeant
Edwin Kruse and squad after he
and a companion are alleged to
have attempted to break into q
store in the 800 block South Penn
Sylvania street.
AS the police car drove past the
store, Andrews leaped into the car
and sped away, Sergeant Kruse
said. The police car gave chase as
Andrews alleged companion escaped
i'll an alley.
Nine shots punctured the rear of
the car Andrews was driving and
he was forced to halt at Pennsyl-
vania and Morris streets.
Sergeant Kruse said Andrews
threw two bottles of whisky on the
pavement, Shattering them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-28
Liberty Out
Statue Goes on Strike
and Sightseers Threaten
Riot on Boat.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-Miss
~ Liberty was "out" to 100
twilight callers Sunday, so the
callers may call today!
The lady who guards the en-
trance to New York harbor put
out her lights, all except the torch,
and called it {. day just as boat
load of sightseers arrived at Bed
loe's island. Attendants we're
sorry, but the statue was closed.
The captain of the small boat
that plies between the Battery
and the island turned back to
New York. The passengers be-
came aroused because they had
paid their fare and didn't get to
see Miss Liberty.
Rebellion f1ared as the boat
docked. The sightseers marched to
the ticket office of the boat line.
1t was closed. Then the crowd
became so angry that an emer-
gency call for police was made.
Police Modified the disappointed
passengers, advising them to come
back to the ticket office today and
suggesting the possibility of rain
checks"