davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
(Folytatas.)
Katinka-Attilanak.


dennapi kenyeremet megkeres-
sem. AIT hiszi, meg mlndig a
gazdag bankar egyetlen lanya
vagyok. akit ferjevel egyiitt a te-
nyeriikon kell hordani. tejbe-
yajba fiiroszteni. ahogy az mar
falun szokas.
Termeszetesen tiltakoZtam mln-
denfele iinnepeltetes ellen. $ mi-
kor az nem hasznalt, otthagytam
baratn0m vendtgszereto hazat,
miutan ftrjevel egyiitt hatarozot-
tan kijelentettek. hogy Ok engW
mem vehetnek egyszerii tanltomo
szamba. en- az 8 hazuknak leg
kedyeseb Is legdedelgetettebb
yendege leszek. barmi tortdm-
jsk is.
Belathatja, kedves Attila, hney
legjobb akarattal sem vehetfm
igenybe lily nyilatkozat utan ha-
zuk vendegszeretetet. Ok ketel-
kedtek elhatarozasom komolysa-
gaban az apammal val6 megha-
sonlast mulo perpatvarnak vet
TEX. melynek nehany. het mulva
vege szakad. Mily rosszul ismer-
mex engem. ha folteszik. hogv ke-
pes volnek oda visszatarnl. amlg
bar6n3 tartja oft ut6lerhetet-
len leckeit az illemrol. az eloze-
kenysegrol S becsiiletrol.
Most 2. grof hazanal jutottam
nevel6n3i allashoz.1 A grof a
gr6fne mem tudiak ki vagyok,
egy cseppet sem kivancsiak ra
"A nevel0n6 mas hasonlo polgari
foglalkozasu egyenek vilaga me-
lyen labuk alatt wan, azzal ok
mem t0rodnek. Ahogy a Jupiter
csillag lakoihoz mem hat fel g
siralomvjlgyebGl semmi hang: ep
oily kevesse hat fel 3 meltosaoaik-
hoz akarmi. ami sziirke polgari
tarsadalomb6l valo.
A grof idegen nemzetbeli, mint
fatal dragonyos hadnagy belle
szeretett gr6fnobe. bar ura-
dalmai holdban vannak $ kard-
janal mines egyebe, hozzaadtak a
szep leanvt harom rendbeli nagy
magyarorszagi birtokaval egyiitt.
Persze 3 sietett idegen telepet
csinalni a magyar birtokon. Gaz-
datisztje, vadasza, kocsisa. lnasa.
kertesze mind idegen, maoya-
rul csak beresei meg a lovai er-
tenek. Meg en-, akire a kis grof-
max a kis komtesznak nevcle-
set biztak.
A gr6f mint az olyan en-
ber, aki hirtelen cseppent belle
valmi Macy vagyonba elvezi a
gazdagsag elonyeit. Vidam va
daszcimborakat gyiijt 0ssze, akik
fenekestiil felforgatjak a hazat
hajdani tiszttarsai sokszor meg.
latogatjak; nagy ebedeket ad q
kedviikert; fedett lovagl6ta-
remben carusselt tartanak, XII
sebb loversenyt rendeznek, kop6
kat dressziroznak. neha piros ha.
nalhasadasig kartyaznak, nagyo
kat isznak ezt ok ferfia:
kedvtelesnek hiviak.
A kis gr6f mint nez6 =
IeNZtVtbL VZthDtH HIuidlFSd
ban. Macy nehezen tudtam meg
gy6zni r6la, hogy ez mem jarja A
gyermekeknek ilyen korban in
kAbb az anyjuk mellett van he
I've, mint mulat6 ferfiak kozott
A gyerekek kiil0nben. vonz6d
max hozzam.. SGT mondhatnam
szeretnek. A gr6fn6 az else ma
pokban oft volt leckeinkens Fl
gyelmesen hallgatta tanitasaimai
nehogy valami veszedelmes tano
kat csepegtessen gyermekei szi
v6be a telicsen ismeretlen polga
leAny.
Pedig eszemagaban sincs. Silk
segiink van a mi grofjainkra, ba
r6inkra en- mem is varok t5lu
polg4ri gondolkozast, csak legys
mex legalabb j6 magyarok.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfalva
REGENY
1rta: WERNER GYULA

REGENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA


nyi GeciIle, akinek: ''lebke szel-
lo lcbegteti tengerz0ld ruhaiat.
A grofne hamar eszevette sz;n-
dekomat szot emelt 'erte.
T0bb zene. tobb francia
beszed es kevesebb .tortenelem.
monda, hidegcn mosolyogva ram
Tevetl. gr6fn6. mondam ha-
tarOzottan. inert az on csalad ja-
ban sok tortenelmi ajax van: egv
6suk Mohacsnal esett ell. mask
Zapolya hadvezere volt, a harma-
dix tanacsnr volt a Bocskay I'D
varaban. a gyermekeknek csak
ismernie kell csaladink forte
netet
Kisst elpirult kevesebb hidcg-
seggel valaszolt.
Tgaza van. sok hires ember
keriilt Xxi mi csaladunkb0l.
Csakhogy most mas vllag van,
tette hozza s6ha.ltva balkan ell
fordult. hogy egy allo tiikorhen
megigazitsa kisSt megbomlott
hajat.
Ez a nehanv $40 szeget iit0tt
a feiembe. t0hb figyelcmmel
kpzdtem kiserni a gr6fno visele-
tet $ raj0ttem. hogy sok szeretet
Won benne nemzete irant, csal
iipvesen fol kell eleszteni lelkese7
sedeset. F0ltettem magamban,
hogy ezt a dolgot megkisartam.
inert szivemben fekildt ket gyer
mex j0v6je. akikre az sors vart.
hogy idegenne valjanak a haza-
A levele boldogga tett Kedves
Attila. Maea nagy dologra vallal-
kozott Is tn biiszke vagyok ma
CARA,
AIT irja. hogy egy t0rekvts lei
kesiti munkajaban. az a torekves,
hogy hozzam melto legyen.
Hat mi vagyok IN tula idon-
keppen? Szerelmes kis lcany ki-
csit makacs. kicsit hirtelen ter
meszetii S ITALIAN egy kicsit
nagyon kicsit .i6. De mindez
semi. Exert mem sziikSegeS. hogy
maga engem megbecsiilfsnelS
egv szedit0 magslatara allitson
oily scent felelemcl llozeledi6k
hozzam, mint Mozes az ego csip-
kebokorhoz. Merit tulajdonk fp-
pen mem is er0 csipkebokor va
gyok, hanem viragz6 vadr6zsabo-
kor. a Xxi kedves Attila. maganak k
nyiladozom. Ugy bizony
Tehat $50 Sc legyen tobbe ro-
la. hogy maya ICY meg ugy
melt6 akar lenni hozzam. Inkabh
en- igyekszem embernyi-emberhcz
aki oltalmazom. tamaszom, uram
akar lenni ha ugyan akar meg
No igazan. mondja. akar?
Mem csabitotta meg el magat
tolem az en- nagy vetelvtarsam
az iigyes-bajos dolgaban onh01
fordul6 szegeny magyar nep99
Attila-Katinkanak.
AIT kerdezi tolem: akarok- {
meg ura lenni9 Abban a velemeny
ben vagyok, szivecskem, hogy e.
mem az akarat dolga nalam. A,
bo1dog sors van nekem rende1
We, az a hivatasom, feladatom
eletcelom: hogy maya ura le
gyek. Amint patakok feltartha
tatlanul v0lgybe sietnek, lej
tSk hajlasa a VIZ sulyanak tor
venyenel fogva: epp oily feltart
| hatat1anul siet az en- eletem 70
ly6ja a boldog hazassag celia fe
le. Ha akarnam, sem fordulhat
mex tobbe vissza, inert elcten
napfenyes szelid hajlasu lejt5
feled vezetnek, edes mindenem
inert szivem, lelkem egesz val6n
| bels5 sulyanal fogva hozzad kel
| jutnom, viragz6 csendes. a nag,
vilagt6l elzart v0lgyem, szerel
metes sep menyasszonyom!
| Ne tartson t6le, hogy a szegen
magyar nep veszedelmes yet6ly
tarsa lehetne maganak, dragan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
Az olasz Riviera
s0tet szenzacioja

Egy san-remoi orvos feleseget tit
kos randevun agyonlotte ko.
mornyikja. Viszonyt tartott
fem egykori komornyikjaval. =
Az utolsc talalkozason a komor-
nyik agyonlotte sep asszonyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

Az OlaSZ RIVIERA
s0tet szenzacioja
Egy san-remoi orvos feleseget tit
kos randevun agyonlotte ko-
mornyikja. Viszonyt tartott
fem egykori komornyikjaval. =
Az utolsc talalkozason a komor-
nyik agyonlotte sep asszonyt.
San Remodel jelentik: San
Reno mar rfgcn mem latott ilvcn
nagysza basu es megrcnditocn ira
gikrS temettst. A varos egesz Ia
kossaga kivonult Is amerre me-
net elhaladt. olyan veszedelmcs
a.anvokat iilt0tt tolong;l>, hagy
csak eros rend3rkordon tudta a
rendet ugy ahogy fenntartanl. \
furgon utan lefiiegony0zott ba
tarha iiltek halott legkozvetle-
ncbb hozzatartoz0i; a ferl. dr.
Attilio Mager es harom leany-
gvermek akik KOHL a legi10sebb
most mutt tizenharom ewes. De a
t0meg kivancsisaga kiclegltetler
maradt: senki sem lathatta, hogy
DIR. Mager megsemisiilesnek mi
lyen tragikus pozaban i'll hclyen,
amikor felestget kiseri utolso ut
lara. felesegrt. aliinek ncmcsak
tlettet. de becsiiletet is leterltctte
egy gvilkos rcvolvergolyo
K6zben yaltozatlan erellyel TO.
lvik rend6ri nyomozas. amely
hivatya van a veres szenZaciO So
tet hatteret felderiteni.
Meg0ltem egy asszonyt :.
A szenzaci6 harom nappal eze
l5tt robbant XII. Este fele jart az
idS. amikor rend5rsegen meg
jelent egy Giovagnoni nevll -
ewes fiatalember. Sapadtan: eges7
testeben remegve dadogta el be
jelenteset:
- Uraim, tart6ztassanak le..
Meg6ltem egy asszonyt. A holt
testet megtalaljak a Benln-ha,
pincejeben s.
A rend6rtisztviselSk hitetlen
kedve fogadtak zavarosan VI
selked3 fiatalember bejelenteset
De csodalkozasulS megdobben6s,s'
| yaltozott. amikor mgtudtak, hogy
| Giovagnoni azzal vadolja magat
| hogy a k0ztiszteletben allo, gaz
dag Mager DIR. 38 ewes felesege
0lte meg. Azonnal rendori bizott
sag robogott XII megneyezet
hazhoz. ahol pinceben valoba1
oft fekiidt az asszony holtteste
! Halantekan revolvergolyot6l sza
mazo hatalmas sch. tatongott
A biincselekmeny hire pillana
tok alatt bejarta az egesz varos
| es peldatlan izgalmat keltett. A
fzgalom meg csak ,fokoz6dott, =
amikor gyilkos yallomasanal
egyes reszletei kiszivarogtak. Gi
ovagnoni ugyanis, aki nfhan
| evig q Mager-csalad komornyil
ia volt, ait vallotta, hogy hosi
sab bido ota legbens6bb titko
viszonyt tartott fem egykori "
n5jevel. A gyilkossAg motivuma
"a nezve mem tudott teljesen X
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
COST j. 5.
SHIPS $4,000

Estimates of what it cost the
Federal Government to be duped
by John Hughes Curtis hoax
about being in contact with the
Lindbergh kidnapers varied to-
day, but some placed it as high
as $4,000.
The heaviest expense fell on
the Coast Guard, the Navy and
the Department of Justice.
For weeks Curtis made his base
in the Norfolk navy yard, going
on seaplane flights to various
points, and having escort ships
accompany the yacht Maroon, on
which he made his aimless voy-
ages. The Navy also installed
powerful radio apparatus on the
Maroon at considerable expense.
Vessels of the Coast Guard
whipped the Atlantic coast from
Maine to Virginia in search for
the phantom ship-all at a ire
mendous cost in fuel and sup
plies.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
REMAIN
DEADLOCKED

ATLANTIC CITY, May 1S
GN.S0.-The Methodist Episco-
pal General Conference was dead
locked today on the selection of
its new bishops.
After 10 ballots, the Rev. j.
Ralph Magee of Seattle, and the
Rev. j. M. M. Gray of Detroit,
leaders in the contest, still stood
short of the 539 votes, or two
thirds of the conference, required
for the elevation to the episco-
pacy.
DR.. Magee polled 81 votes less
today than he did on the sixth
ballot yesterday. It was thought
when he came within Al votes of
the required number he would win
the election easily on the next
poll.
The Rev. Dr.. w. f. Shaw of
Peoria sprang into third place to-
day, outstrippirg the Rev. DR..
Lewis o. Harlan of Boston, edi-
tor of lions Herald. DR.. Hart
man last year was tied with DR..
Gray for first place; but the dead
lock could not be broken and no
third bishop was elected in 1928.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
COCHRAN HINTS
CURTIS GUILT

The fact that John Hughes
Curtis went to such lengths to
perpetrate the fabricated story of
his dealings with the kidnaperS
has led Representative Cochran
CD of Missouri to suggest that
the Shipbuilder may know some
thing about the kidnapping after
all. The MiSSourian said:
II know positively that a Fed
eral agent has been inveStigat-
ing Mr.. Curtis story for some
time. 1 favor a thorough in
vestigatiOn into Mr.. Curtis par
ticipatiOn in the affair. The
fact that he deceived Colonel
Lindbergh and others searching
for the child causes the ques-
ton to arise as to whether Mr..
Curtis might have had some
thing to do with the kidnapping"
Cochran is sponsoring Federal
legislation to punish kidnaperS
and blackmailers who use the
mails.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
love SLAVE"
WINS $4,000 |

NEW YORK, May 18 G.N.SJ.-
A jury today decided that Otto
Young Heyworth's influence over
Mona O'Connor is worth $4,000.
This was the sum awarded to
the girl, who claimed she was the
young millionaire's "love slave"
She asked $250,0OO.
The responsibility for the change
in Mona's personality, described by
her sister as striking indeed, was
all Otto's, the IL men concluded.
The charge that his mother, Mrs.
Selma C. Young, "1avished money
on the girl" even financing an
idyltic trip to Bermuda, was thus
thrown out.
Mrs. Young screamed loudly yes
terday that she had not given
Mona $400 as was charged.
Mrs. Gloria Mattern, of Boston,
a sister, described Mona as "a
home girl" before she met Hey
worth.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
job Loan Groups in House
Map Plans for Rally

A congressional mass meeting
to consider a huge Federal bond
issue for public works was being
planned today by leaders of BIZ
partisan forces in the House who
are fighting for unemployment
relief legislation.
The unique proposal is designed
to disclose sentiment existing in
the House for development of a
program to provide jobs through
a prosperity loan"
The mass meeting will be ad-
dressed by economists who have
studied the effect of a $5,000,000
600 bond issue for public works
as a means of providing jobs
and opening factories to supply
materials.
To Mobilize Sentiment
Plans to mobilize House senti-
ment are being formulated by
Representative Mead CD of New
York, Representative Kelly (R0
of Pennsylvania, and Representa-
tive LaGuardia (R) of New
York, the latter as chairman of
the progressive bloc" Said
Kelly:
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
DETAILS SNAG
WAGNER BILL

The Democratic unemployment
relief committee of the Senate
today ran into difficulties in it's
efforts to find a method of pro-
viding work for the jobless mil
lions.
Composed of five members, the
committee is considering the
Wagner $2,4OO, 100000 relief pro-
posal as basis for a Democratic
program. This proposal provides
a billion dollars for self-liquidat-
ing projects, a $1,100, 100000 bond
issue to finance a public works
construction program, and $780,
100000 in loans to States for di-
rect relief to the needy.
One member of the committee
announced this program had
been torn to pieces" but others
declared the only disagreement
was over legislative details.
An effort on the part Of the
committee members to shroud
their deliberations in mystery
indicated difficulties. None of
them would predict when a re-
port on the program would be
ready.
The committee is composed of
Senators Walsh of Montana,
Wagner of New York, Bulkley of
Ohio, Robinson of Arkansas, and
Pittman of Nevada.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18

Made of my own hand and
own free will. Referring to
the two statements made pre-
viously by me in regard to
Lindbergh case. At the present
time am sane, but I honestly
believe that for the last seven
or eight months I have not
been myself due to financial
troubles.
I was apparently brought back
to my senses by my telephone
conversation with my wife this
afternoon when she told me
of the troubles she was having
and how the children missed
me, also my conversation with
Inspector Harry Walsh.
I desire to state that my re-
marks about the newspapers
are true and can be verified.
This is in reference to my
story about Mr.. Haskell and
Mr.. Wilcox, of the Herald
Tribune.
Mr.. Lee, of the News, and
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
BYRD CUTSCOST
Of OFEXPED|T|ON

BOSTON, May 18 GN.SD.
The second venture to the bar
rem lands of the South Pole by
Rear Admiral Richard E. Bryd
will be made ION shoestring."
Right now he is busily engaged
in sending hundreds of letters to
manufacturers of clothing, food,
and hundreds of other accessories
which go to make up a we'll
planned expedition, requesting
donations of their products. He
said:
"AIready I have over 100
tons of supplies of all sorts at
the CharlestOwn Navy Yard.
TO CHECK SCURVY
Previous expeditions to Arc
tic regions were very costly in
human life due to improper
food balance which caused
Scurvy.
1--WE are investigating to de-
termine the best way of pre-
venting that trouble by includ-
ing enough vitamin C foods.
We are investigating powdered
citrus fruits to see if those
fruits retain their vitamin con-
tent in sufficient quantity to
prevent scurvy. We may also
take tomato juice"
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
HOAX AIDS BILL
FOR REWARD

Representative Douglass Cd,
Of Massachusetts,, author of the
bill to award 100000 for capture
Of the Lindbergh kidnapers. said
today the Curtis hoax demon
strated the futility of depending
on gratuitous agencies.
Senator Walsh CD, of Massa-
chusetts, introduced an identical
bill in the Senate. Explaining the
measure, Douglass said:
"My reward bill would serve
as a bait to bring some one
forward who actually has in
formation without costing the
hundreds of thousands of dol
lars already expended by the
Federal Government, New Jer-
sey. New York, Massachusetts
and other law-enfOrcement
groups.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
To VISIT
ANNE ABROAD

PARIS, May 18 G.N.SD-News
agencies in Paris were approached
today and asked whether they
would respect the privacy of Col.
and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh If
they came to France for the birth
of Mrs. Lindbergh's second baby,
expected in late summer.
In exchange, the emiSsary prom
ised to supply the associations
simultaneously with news Of the
baby's arrival.
A choice of four American
owned chateaus near the Spanish
border has been offered to the
Lindberghs through Mrs. Dwight
Morrow, the colonerS mother-in-
law,
The Washington times., 1932-05-18

1--WE expect to have a general
meeting, at which the whole
situation will be discussed, and
are trying to formulate a ten
tative program"
Representative Horr (R.) Of
Washington, who has just re-
turned from the Northwest, said
he would urge a $5,000,000, 900
bond issue.
Strong Backing Seen
The Washington State repre-
sentative declared:
"The need is very great and
the program is receiving strong
backing. I am being flooded
with kilograms and resolutions
from civic organizations and
individuals urging support for
a huge bond ISSUE"
House leaders are generally
agreed that relief legislation will
be enacted before Congress ad-
journs. They are disposed, how.
ever, to await the result of con
ferences among Senate Democrats
and the proposals of the White
House before attempting TO Sc
lect a definite plan.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18

Mr.. Turin and Fox offered me
money for my knowledge Of the
Lindbergh case or picture OF
the baby.
The matter was brought to
my attention during a converse
ton and due to what I now
believe was a distorted mind
by brooding over it. I became
insane on the subject for the
time being, which caused me
to create the story in its en-.
tirety which was untrue in
every respect.
I never knew such people
that I named to Colonel Lind
bergh. They were creatures Of
a distorted mind, with the ex-
ception of Marie Trusedale,
who had no connection with
the crime. @
I exceedingly regret that !
caused Colonel Lindbergh and
others any inconvenience and
wish it were in my power to
correct my wrong.
In justice to my wife and two
children I trust that it Is in
the power of Colonel Lind
bergh to forgive the inconven-
ience, worry and injustice I
did him in his time Of grief.
This statement has been
brought about by the realiZa-
ton of the wrong I have done.
Submitted:
JOHN HUGHES CURTIS.
Witnesses:
Lieut.. A. T. Heaton and In.
spector Harry Walsh. Made at
4:35 a. M, May II.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
Boy, II, Injured
In 4-StOrU Fall

Examination to determine the
extent of the injuries of Willard
Kramer, II, who fell from the
fourth floor at 345 Cedar ST., Ia
koma Park, last night, will be
made today by x-ray.
The boy was playing with some
other children on the rear porch,
and lost his balance. He narrow
ly missed striking a concrete
walk,
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
BOMBAY RIO rs
CONTINUE

BOMBAY, May 18 GN.S0.
The bloody Hindu-Moslem war
fare went into it's fifth day today,
although it was somewhat less
serious as a result of a ceaseleSS
police and military vigilance.
Three more were killed in the
streets today. and rs were in
jured, bringing the total dead to
nearly 100 and the injured to
more than 900.
Hooligan's continued to roam
the streets armed with sticks,
dealing death and destruction.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
Vauclain at rs
Says "We're
In Clover"

PHILADELPHIA, May 18
G.N.SO.-"We're in clover even
if we are all broke!"
Samuel M. Vauclain, chairman
of the board of the Baldwin Lo"
comotive Works, sounded this
keynote today as he celebrated
his 10th birthday with an i'm
patient excoriation of milk-and-
water patriots. He said:
when everybody makes up
their mind to go to work and
stops talking about the Govern
ment supporting them We'll get
out of our troubles"
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
VOTE HAS.
HOUSE AGOG

Members of the House today
were being bombarded by both
wet and dry propaganda as a
showdown vote neared on 2.75
per cent beer. The roll call vote
will be held Monday.
The vets obtained 1877 votes for
the Beck-Linthicum resubmission
resolution to 227 against, and are
making strenuous efforts to poll
a larger vote on the beer bill.
Some of their leaders professed
to believe there is a chance for a
majority, while others said the
vote would be less than that for
reSubmiSsion.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
Passenger Injured
As Bus Leaves Road

One coIored woman received
minor injuries today when a
Washington Railway and Electric
Company bus operated by j. B.
Myers ran into a ditch and came
to rest against a fence near the
Prospect Avenue Bridge, Hyatts-
vile.
Constable Carl M. Blanchard
said the accident was caused by
q broken front spring. The
injured woman was the only
passenger in the bus when the
accident occurred.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
Walker Aide Weds
Dead Wne'S Sister

NEW YORK, May 18 QN.S0.
News of the marriage of Charles
P. Kerrigan, assistant to Mayor
Walker, to his first wife's sister,
Mrs. Julia Price, several months
ago, was made public today. 1t
was kept secret because Kerrigan
hoped his daughter Betty, 10,
brought up by Mrs. Price, would
continue considering Mrs. Price
her real mother.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
Peruvian Congress
Bans Gold Standard

LIMA, May l8 QN.S0-Peru
today joined the list of countries
officially off the gold standard.
Congress approved the step last
night after long late.
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
Confession ofCurtis
In Lindbergh Hoax

HOPEWELL, N. j., May 18.-Foloa0ing is the
signed confession of John H. Curtis, Norfolk, w. ship
builder, that his negotiations for the return of
Charles A. Lindberqh, Jr., Was hOGG:
The Washington times., 1932-05-18
GARRET SCHENK

GARRETT SCHENK
A FISH PEDDLER, who saw
two mysterious men near shall
low grave where Baby Lindy
was found, nearly six hours be-
fore gruesome remains were
found. Police are checking his
story. Photo by International
News Picture Service.
The Washington times., 1932-08-16
White House Police
To Keep in Touch
By New Radio

In order to keep the White
House police and secret service
stationed at the executive Of
fices Informed of police activi-
ties here, in Baltimore. Phlla-
delphia, New York and other
points, radio has been in
stalled in the guard room of
the White House upon recon-
mendation of Richard Jervis,
chief of the White House secret
service corps. 1t will keep him
duly informed of lookouts ra-
diced by police at points
throughout the country.
Con siderable inconvenience
was experienced by the White
House police during the recent
bonus marchers' trouble.
The installation of the radio
cost 5000, which was betrayed
from the White House appro.
priation.
The Washington times., 1932-08-16
ENTER
BRIDGE PLAY

The Chinese legation here is
the first official foreign diplo,
matte body to join the inter
national contract bridge tourna.
ment of the American Legion
War Memorial.
Hawking Yen. charge d'af
faires, bought tickets in the
name of the legation, and will
select a team from his staff to
play against other diplomatic
teams in Washington, as we'll as
in the city tourney and the final
matches. if qualified.
Proceeds of the international
tournament, which is open to
the public, will be used to assist
in entertainment of Gold Star
Mothers in France, assistance of
disabled American veterans in
France and for unemployed re,
lief.