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in court over bonds for Means in the
Mclean case.
The district attorney said he had
specific objection to the bonding COM
pany proposed by Tomlinson, the Pub
lie Indemnity Co. of Newark, N. j.,
whose representative. Joseph P. Nc
Gee, was in court The latter told the
court he had known Means personally
for 8 or 10 years, and could vouch for
his appearance at the trial
Knowing Means as l do" Rover in
terpoSed Il feel fully justified in ask
ing for four bondsmen. each individ-
ually responsible This is a criminal
case, and feel have definite respon-
sibility in attempting to assure appear
ance Of Means. If he failed to appear,
the Government would have an open
case against him"
Orders Probe Of Bond.
Justice Proctor said he could see how
there could be an objection to bonds
man who took full cash premium for
placing the bond in a criminal case. He
announced he would take the matter
under advisement, and directed Rover
to make a thorough investigation of
the bonding company proposed by Tom
linson.
The possibility Of criminal action
against Means as a result OF his alleged
plot to obtain "a large sum Of money"
from "a wealthy woman in New York
was limited yesterday by Rover in
preliminary argument on the question
of bond.
Identity of the woman was disclosed
later. Mrs Shepard refused to COM
ment in New York today, and it was
said at the Department of Justice that
no investigation has been made in that
connection, as there appears to be no
Federal jurisdiction. 1t was indicated
this angle of Means career is one for
State authorities to handle.
Means is said to have been employed
by Mrs Shepard last year to investigate
threats against her daughter by persons
believed to be Communistic. Mrs. Shep-
ard is widely known for her denuncla-
tion of Communistic doctrines and ac-
tivities in this country.
Led Lettuce Raids.
Representative Hamilton Fish, who
was chairman of committee which IN
QOIeQ INTO communist plOpaSdAua q
year ago. disclosed today that Means
had led the committee on wild goose
chase to a Baltimore warehouse, where
trunkloads of Communistic data were
supposed to be hidden. The committee
found only crates of lettuce there.
Fish visited the warehouse after
Means had sent him a warehouse re-
ceipt for 20 trunks, said to contain
secret papers of a subversive nature.
Means, Fish said, was purported to be
in the employ of the National Civic
Federation of New York, which was in
terested in exposing activities OF Russian
propagandistS.
The alleged mulcting OF Mrs. Shepard
has no connection With the fraud on
Mrs. Mclean, who gave Means SlO4,0OO
to secure return of the Lindbergh baby.
Means was indicted yesterday for en-
bezzlement and larceny after trust IN
the Mclean case.
Means will be arraigned in District
Supreme Court Friday under the two
indictments.
The United States Bureau OF Inves-
tigation is continuing its search for the
obtained from Mrs. Mclean and
for alleged accomplices of Means, in
cluding roughly dressed man intro
duced to Mrs. Mclean as a member OF
the kidnap gang.
MRS SHEPARD SILENT
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TeCenue.
7 T has become plainly apparent dur
ing the past few days that the sales
tax issue is very much alive. The
Il measure proposing such levy, pre-
pared by a Democratic-controlled
Ways and Means Committee and ap-
proved by a Republican Secretary Of
the Treasury. did not pass out of the
picture when it was rejected on the
floor OF the House. The sales tax is a
bitter dose" which the men who voted
against it can hardly be blamed for
refusing to swallow, but subsequent
events have proved that its passage Is
the only thing that will relieve the ap-
prehenSion as to the future Of business.
No other tax can be depended upon
to balance the budget, and to bring in
Immediately the sum needed for real
and substantial improvement in the
Governments financial condition. The
new income tax rates are not applicable
to any payments of consequence before
March IS 1888, and no large increase
in revenue can be expected from the
higher estate taxes for months, and
even years. The estate tax is not due
until one year after the decedentS
death, and ordinarily, the time for pay
ment my be extended to as much as
five years. For more than year tax
attorneys have known that the gift tax
was inevitable and, needless to say, that
levy Will not produce much revenue for
long time to come. The sales tax.
on the contrary, can be put into full
operation in a short time, and the
monthly collections would begin almost
at once to flow into the Treasury.
Would Restore Confidence.
Once it is assured that the Govern
ment will be able to meet the obliga-
tions incurred in putting its credit back
OF industry, confidence may be expected
to return, and the most serious OBJ
Stacle to the business revival which
we have looked for so long will have
been removed. On the other hand, If
We fail to meet the situation squarely,
there is no telling what will happen.
Today business is more dependent on
Government than ever before in our
history and weakening of the foun-
dation stone, which Is the Govern
ment's credit, might have very serious
results indeed.
In all probability the first major bat
tie to put the sales tax back into the
bill will take place on the floor of the
Senate. The vote of the Senate Finance
Committee in rejecting such a tax has
little or no significance. If it had been
incorporated in the bill passed by the
House the committee would have ac-
cepted that bill just the same What
the committee sought to avoid was a
deadlock. Now it seems likely that the
House would reverse its previous action,
at least If the rate were lowered sufi-
GENTLY, and the chances for passage of
the sales tax proposal appears brighter
Evening star., 1932-05-11
ExTORTION PLOT FAILS.
Package of Fake Currency Removed
From Vermont Post Office.

MONTPELIER. Vt. May IL (P.-A
new attempt to extort money from Col.
Lindbergh, on a promise to return his
son, has failed, it became known yes
terday when authorities announced
they were seeking the would-be extor-
zionist.
A letter to Col Lindbergh two weeks
ago demanded $4,000 as the first in
stallment Of $4,000 and a postal box
in White River Junction was given as
the address to which the money should
be sent.
A trap was set for the letter writer
Two motor vehicle inspectors were
sworn in as special postal inspectors to
watch the box. The inspectors made
up a package and placed it in the box,
which was wired for an alarm.
Several days passed before the box
was opened. Alfred Bells of Newport.
N. H. admitted he had removed the
package. He had been given a ride By
an acquaintance, he said, who asked
him to get his mail from the post office.
After handing the acquaintance the
package the man drove away, Bells
said. Vermont officials are satisfied
Bells was innocent.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
PATMAN CURRENCY PLAN
is DEFENDED BY OWEN
Former Senator Declares Proposal
Sound and Backed by Gold
Standard Act.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 1l-Former United
States Senator Robert L. owen of Okla
homa, in a statement last night, de-
Tended the Patman currency plan for
payment of soldiers compensation as a
sound proposition, backed by the gold
standard act Of March IA. 1900"
Owen criticized opponents of the bill
for terming the currency issue it in
wolves fiat money"
The money would be backed by
gold" he declared the act requires
that the Secretary of the Treasury keep
all United States currency at parity and
use the country's credit, if necessary. to
get gold to make this effective"
owen was chairman of the Senate
Banking and Currency Committee for
eight years during the Wilson admins
tration.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
Fish Hooks Anglers,
So This Story Must
Meet Test of News
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, Calf, May 10.
A 350-pound sea bass towed
a l5-foot motorboat containing
two men three miles to sea In
a gig-zag cireling course today
and might have kept going had
it not been for q lighthouse
keeper and his tender.
Andrew and Antonio Tutrone,
brothers, hooked the big fish.
Irving Konklin, lighthouse
keeper, saw the swift, erratic
dash Of the beat as the fisher
men hung stubbornly TO the
line.
Konklin speeded his tender
in pursuit, but three hours
passed before he overlook the
fishing craft. He helped the
brothers pull in the bass.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
CAPITOL HEIGHTS MEN
ACQUITTED AT MARLBORO
Jury Frees Three Accused of Statu-
tory Offense by Washington
Woman.
BY staff Correspondent Of The star.

BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, May IL
Three Capitol Heights men accused of
statutory offense by a Washington
woman were acquitted by a Circuit
Court Jury yesterday They are Albert
Boswell, Omer Porter and Kriel Harris
Attorneys Lansdale G. Sasscer and
Thomas J. Luckett defended the trio.
A charge Of possession of liquor
against Eugene Diggs was nolle pressed
after Attorney Clarence Roberts called
the courts attention to a defect in the
indictment.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
BONUS ADVOCATES
WILL GET HEARING
House Rules Committee Plans Ses-
sion on Motion for Special Status
on Legislative Calendar.
Rv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The veterans cash bonus advocates
soon will be given a hearing by the
House Rules Committee on the Patman
resolution seeking a preferred parlia-
mentary status for the new-money re-
demption plan.
Representative Patman, Democrat, of
Texas, appealed to the powerful Rules
Committee after his bonus payment
plan was rejected in a 15-to-10 Ways
and Means Committee vote.
Approval by the Rules Committee of
legislation defeated by another commit
tee would be a departure from House
precedents, but 1t is the only hope
bonus sponsors have of getting vote
before the national conventions in June.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
Realty Man Held in Seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash, May IL R-
George Black, indianapolis real estate
man, sought in the East on charges Of
grand larceny, was held here today in
lieu of $4,000 bail
The complaint charges Black was in
dicted by the Marion County grand
jury May and is wanted there. He
says he is accused by a woman from
whom he borrowed $4,000 on a note
secured by real estate.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
AUTO INJURIES FATAL
TO ALEXANDRIA MAN
c. ]. Bradley Dies in Hospital 3
Hours After Accident-Driver
of Car Posts Bond.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

UpUNIdI DISpdIOI 20 IIC bLdIF
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May Ii
Charles J. Bradley, so years old, Of 80
Little street, was fatally injured last
night when struck by an automobile
at the intersection of Russell road and
Masonic View terrace. Police arrested
Allan A. Fordhsm Of 500 block South
Alfred street. as driver Of the machine,
on charge of reckless driving
Carried to the Alexandria Hospital.
Bradley died three hours later of a
fractured skull and internal injuries.
He was not married. Witnesses say he
was struck after he had ahghted from
bus.
Fordham was released on $4,000
bond pending an inquest by Acting
Coroner DR.. G. A. Amos.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
LEEWAY CITIZENS HEAR
BYRD PLAN OPPOSITION
Fellows and Gosnell of Arlington
County Board Also Object to
Centralized Government.
y a Star corr.snord.n, =, rba Star

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star
LEEWAY, Va, May 11-Chairman
Harry A. Fellows and Fred A. Gosnell
OF the County Board last night ad-
dressed the Leeway Citizens Associa-
ton in opposition to the Byrd road
plan. Both claimed that Arlington
County could not hope to get the road
Improvements under the state that 1t
now gets under the county and that
the plan would not operate to the eco
nomical advantage of the county. They
also objected to the GENERALIZATION of
governmental activities in Richmond
rather than here.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
FINED $40 ON CONTEMPT
CHARGE AT ROCKVILLE
epecial Dispatch to The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, May 1l.-For
failing to pay his divorced wife, Mrs
j. Blanche Wright Ridenour of Chevy
Chase. alimony ordered by Judge Rob-
ert B Peter in the Circuit Court here
on July II, 1890, and which, 1t was rep
resented, amounted TO 81 100 on April
19, 1882, F. Berton Rioenour of Chevy
Chase at a hearing before Judge Peter
yesterday was adJudged in contempt of
court and was fined $50 and costs
He was also ordered TO pay to his
former wife 5000 of the amount due. it
having been shown that that was all he
was in a position to pay at this time.
Both amounts were paid and the de-
fendant was released.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
Man Arrested in Raid.

Raiding an alleged gambling estab-
lishment in the 400 block Of E street
yesterday afternoon, Policemen Birch
and Grooms of No. / precinct arrested
Harry Schmidt, 81, Of the 2700 block of
Fourteenth street, on charge Of per-
mitting gaming Schmidt was released
under $500 bond.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
WET ICELAND LOOMS

Bill Legalizing Strong Drinks
Drafted to End Prohibition.
REYKJAVIK, Iceland. May IL OP).-
Iceland today seemed likely TO abolish
prohibition soon.
The parliamentary commission was
preparing a bill legalizing the sale of
strong drinks within hours to be fixed
by the various local administrations.
Prohibition was decreed in Iceland,
under Danish rule, IN 1918. In 1915
the Parliament passed Its own prohibi-
tion. law. ~
Evening star., 1932-05-11
Radio Fan Shot by Brother.

KINGSTON, Ontario. May IL R).-
William McIlquham, 40, was shot to
death today and his brother Frederick
81, is charged with the shooting. Po-
lice said the brothers quarreled be-
cause William turned on the radio when
he arrived home early this morning.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
MRS. SHEPARD SILENT.
Daughter of Jay Gould Known as
Foe of Radicals.

NEW YORK, May II P).-The
household of Mrs. Finley ]. Shepard,
elderly daughter of the late Jay Gould,
who is widely known for her patriotic
and philanthropic activities, was silent
today regarding word that official
Washington was scrutiniZing charges
she had been mulcted of large sums by
CASTOR B. Means.
At Tarrytown a secretary said she
was absent. One source said she was
at her Roxbury, N. Y, home, but she
could not be reached there.
Mrs. Shepard has attracted attention
in recent years by announcements
against bolShevism, communism, an
archy and atheism
In Baltimore last year. at q closed
session of the State conference Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Of which organization she Is national
Evening star., 1932-05-11
Three Girls Flee Muirkirk.

Local police today were seeking three
girls who yesterday escaped from the
National Training School at Muirkirk,
Md. The girls are Thelma Walker, Is;
Thelma Thornton, II, and Mildred
Lusby, II.
Evening star., 1932-05-11
REICHERS' TRANSOCEAN
HOP SET FOR TOMORROW
Flyer Hopes to Take Of at 10 PM.
and Cut Lindy's Time to
Paris in Half.
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEWARK, N j., May 1.-THE
transatlantic solo flight of Lou T.
Reichers OF Arlington, who hopes to
make Paris in half Col. Charles A. Lind
bergh's time, is expected to start at
about 10 pm eastern standard time)
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1932-05-11

Note-This article, 1Dritten By an
expert on tdrdtion methods in the
united States, is the first OF a series
designed to shoD iChy the sales tar
should be adopted instead of fHdiS-
cTtn1i1ate measures designed to raise
TeUeuHe
Evening star., 1932-05-11
AKRON, AT SAN DIEGO,
PREPARES TO REFUEL
AFTER FIGHTING GALE
Kearney. San Diego. about 8 am, F
ctflc standard time, today.

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DEMOCRATIC PLAN
OF 2-BILLION BOND
ISSUE PRESENTED

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SMO0T DEFENDS
BIG TAX BOOSTS
IN REVENUE BILL

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MEANS STILL HELD
AFTER COURT CUTS
HIS BOND TO $50, 1000

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Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
HEARINGS 0N REPEAL AMENDMENT BEFORE
 SENATE COMMIT TEE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan, I, (P) D Hearings on the repeal Of the lotn amendment will be opened before Senate committee soon after the opening of Congress following the holiday recess.
 They will be conducted by lu- dietary subcommittee of five mem bers who have been appointed. Two of the members are in favor of re- peal and a third member said ne would vote for a referendum.
 The basis of the hearings will pc a resolution by Senator Bingham, Republican, to repeal the lotn amendment but several other meas ure.s proposing modification of the liquor laws will be considered. blng- hams resolution would turn con- trol over to States except for inter state transportation or sale which x would be regulated by the federal government.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
POLICE ARE SEARCHING FUR MISSING STUDENT
 HE|REsS: AWAY DAYS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 4, (P)-No Miss Virginia Penfield, 19year-old student at Mary Lyon School for Girls in Swarthmore, Pa, has been missing for number of days, police revealed.
 No trace of the girl has been found although a search has been carried on practically since the time on Friday when she failed to alight from the train at Columbus, Ohio, where her father, Clare Pen- field, head of an Ohio chain-Store organization, awaited to welcome her home.
 MT. Penfield arrived at Philadel- phia to direct the search for the girl. He asserted the belief that his daughter is either in the power of interruptions persons or Is wan dering about in 8 dazed condition as the result of nervousness brought on through ill health and over study.
 Police of big cities in the East
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
SEEKS EXTENSION

Extension of the Smith Hughes Act for vocational training to AL aska is proposed in a bill prepared by the Alaska Department of Edu- cation and forwarded to Delegate James WickerSham with a request that it be introduced in Congress, 1t was announced h the Juneau Empire by Commissioner W. K Keller.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
ITALY TALKS BUDGET

ROME, Jan. 4, tP)-The Cabinet council began it's deliberations on Italy's budget for the next fiscal year. Under the chairmanship of Premier Mussolini, the council es- inmates for expenditures total the sum of $1,1O3,OOo,OO0 an increase of $86, 6,OOO,0 over estimates for the the current fiscal year
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04
were requested to maintain a search for Miss Penfield.
SEATTLE-TOKYO FLIGHT

SEATTLE, Jan., 4. (P- A Seattle to Tokyo flight is being planned by a Japanese aviator who Is at pres ent In New York City. The flight is planned for next March or April.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

From Seattle comes the report that the 1881 pack of Alaska red salmon is now moving fast which report will be heartening to the Territory, as a whole
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

MARY JANE BEAUTY SHOP now open for business at the residence of Mrs. W. II. Sennett. Phone Main 94 for Mrs. Pearl Henry, licensed operator.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

That the flight is being planned was made known when the Japan. csc aviator asked King County to donate the use of its Boeing field runWays for the takeoff on the flight
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

Date Books and Tide Tables for 1922 now in. ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-04

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Evening star., 1932-11-12
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