Evening star., 1932-08-02

Blackmau, of the first precinct, said
he heard several shots, but did not see
any fired. He said Shinault told him
he wouldn't shoot unless it was neces-
sary."
Carlson, who served 13 months over
seas with the headquarters company OF
the seth Field Artillery, 3rd Division
and who was gasSed and at one time re-
ported missing at the front, was shot
by Policeman Miles Znamenacek Of the
sixth precinct.
DR.. John Carlson, a brother, of Oak
land Calf, was notified of the man
death. Funeral arrangements will
await word from the brother. The
dead veteran was member of Lake
Shore Post, Chicago, of the American
Legion. His body was removed 20 The
morgue as the inquest into Huska :
death got under way.
Grand Jury Defers Action.
Court phases of the bonus dis
turbances meanwhile hung fire until
tomorrow. The District grand jury de-
ferred further action in the riots until
the coroner's inquests were completed.
United States Attorney Leo A. RoVel
informed Justice Proctor that immlgra'
ton inspectors desired to confer with
the prosecutor about the evidence col
lected against the radicals, with view
10 determining whether warrants should
be issued. Counsel for the men opposed
continuance and insisted that the
habeas corpus proceedings entitled the
defendants to an immediate trial.
| While the grand jury marked time II
It's inquiry of the fighting, Senator NC
Kellar, Democrat, of Tennessee, called
for a congressional investigation wher
Congress reconVenes. He has termed
the routing Of the B. E. F. by Fedora
troops as vandalism"
Walter w Waters, onetime COM
mander in chief of the bonus army en-
campment here, returned todey to at
tend the funeral of Hushka and II
confer later in the day with Gov
Ritchie of Maryland concerning plan'
for a bonus colony in Maryland. Waters
has been marshaling his former follow
ers at Johnstown, Pa.
The working of the Commissioners
! order barring from the District organ
| lied groups which are 'lawless, in
! tent upon disturbing the public peace
Or becoming public charges" was ex'
| planned last night by commissions
Herbert B. Crosby in an interview.
Groups to Be Met at Line.
Police, he said, will learn from va
riouS sources of the arrival of the sus'
/ pected groups, which will be met at th'
! District line. There the police vii
| question them and seek to ascertain
whether they come within the terms o
the order. If the police are satisfied
they do, the police will tell them t
stay out, and If the group persists II
coming in, the police will arrest them
Gen Crosby said the charge to bt
placed against them would be a chargt
of violating the Commissioners order
/ although in terms the order Is one di
rected to the police, and not munich
pal regulation.
If the police are satisfied the groul
does not come within the order, th'
! group will be admitted. If the police
are in doubt, then a corporation coun'
sci will be sent out to the spot to giv'
legal advice.
The order, he said, had no reference
to persons coming in singly. But If
| group Is denied admittance. disperses
and tries to enter one by one, the indi
vidual5 will be treated as group ant
each individual arrested.
Gen. Crosby said the order was ISSUED
on sound legal advice and the Commts
| sioners believed it was a proper cne.