Evening star., 1932-06-05
CLEVELAND POLICE
.REPULSE MARCHERS
1000 Stalled in Railroad
Yards After Failing to Re-
capture RoundhouSe.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
lEVELAND, Ohio. June 4.-The
Cleveland division Of the bonus ex-
peditlonary force" was stalled here to-
night in It's on-to-Washington drive
The cause was lack OF transport
1hcre Was hot even one -mallgned
40 hommes TT cheyeaux' in sight for
the nearly .0O0 veterans from Cleve-
land. Toledo, Detroit and other points
who started as early as last Thursday
for tie National Capital.
SevcISl hundred CT them started
marching toward the city limits late
tonight
Two hundred policemen followed the
veterans closely as they left their camp
hear the PennA y!vania Railroad yards
Police OH Gals said II the men turn back
or refuse to go on the leaders WILL be
arrested.
AppaIently the last hope Of the
veterans vanished early today when
detail made desperate effort to re-
take tie rCunChouse of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad and Was rrpu.sed by
hallMg police clubs
AT least one veteran was seriously
clubbad and another vas knocked
unC luscious.
Other Marchers on Way.
CANTON Ohio. June 1PJ A tense
situation was relieved here late today
When 80 bonus marchers, camped along
The Pennsylvania Railroad right OF way.
accepted all offer OF moving company
to transport them to Salem. Ohio, about
so miles southeast OF here, in two vans.
PITTSBURGH. June 4 ~. With
ming lea feelings. Pittsburgh awaits the
arrival OF regiments Of bon,is march
ers,' while 800 policemen and more
than half hundred detectives keep
guard.
CHICAGO. June 4 LP).-Two hundred
and thirty Wal veterans from the Pacific
Coast were joined by 20 recruits from
Chicago today and spent the night i'll
South SIDE park, while their leaders
sought transportation to Washington.
Another SO bonus seekers lett Decatur
Ill, by train and a motor truck
cavalc&de of $50 others was being or
ganized. Another detachment plans to
leave Canton, Ill. tomorrow.
e. Pass Through Raleigh
RALEIGH. N. c.. June P).-A
band OF veterans bound Tor Washington
passed through Raleigh tonight on a
Seaboard freight train, police reported.
There We're 81 OF them. They boarded
officials said, and have not been mo-
Tested.
BLACKSBURG, S c.. June LPl.-
Approximately l2o Georgia and South
Carolina bonus marcAers stranded here
when the Southern Railway Sidetracked
freight train they were riding. left
tonight by truck for Charlotte, N. G.
ABERDEEN. S. Oak. June 4 (PG-
Thirty men. including some eX-seryice
, men. Comprising the Seattle unit of
the "blue-shirt" army. arrived in Absr-
deem today in freight cals.
DALLAS. Tex. June (P)-Follow-
ing hammered slogan. Hell. Heaven or
Washington" several hundred World
War Veterans paradcd through down.
town streets here today.
The parade was preliminary to de-
parture Of the veterans at daybreak
tomorrow for Washington.
KANSAS CITY, June 4 lP).-Unem-
ployed World War veterans of Missouri
and Kansas broke camp here late to-
Gay to join the throngS OF eX-servicn
men moving upon Washington with a
demand for cash payment of adjusted
compensation certificates.
NEWARK. N. j.. June 4 (Pl-Under
the watchful eyes of more than 300
railroad and Newark police. the New
York bonus marcherS-Some 700 in
number-bivouacked restlessly tonight
in the neighborhOOd of the Waverly
freight yards of the Pennsylvania
Railroad
Once this afternoon and again to-
night, the army" vainly asked rail-
road officials to provide free tranSpor-
tation to Washington.