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, 1935-02-08
To Name Marshall
Especial TO The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. Feb. S.-The posi-
ton Of fire marshal probably will be
created by city ordinance at an
early meeting Of the city commission
as a result Of the discussion had by
the commissioners this week.
In the meantime Fire Chief c. L.
Potter will serve as fire marshal by
appointment in the usual manner
under state requirements. He will
begin inspection of premises soon 70
eliminate fire hazards.
, 1935-02-08
ALSMEYER CLUB SPEAKER
Especial 70 TThe HeraIdl

SAN BENTTO, Feb. s.-County
Agent Henry Alsmeyer discussed
proper feeding and held poultry dem
~onstrations before the R~angerville
All club this week.
, 1935-02-08
NEW GARAGE OPENED

SAN BENTTO, Feb. a. Arthur
Warmker and Frank Basineer. ior-
merly employed by the San Benito
Motor Co., have opened a garage
OF their own across from the city
hall.
The new business will be known
as Arts e. Franks Garage. They
are located in the building former
ly occupied by Smitty's Garage.
, 1935-02-08
Told Were Federal Agents

Sheriff Cato. the informant said,
questioned the man and woman.
They told him they we're with fed
eral agents who we're inside the
building. The man alighted from
the al and vas searched by Sheriff
Cato. holding a machine gun.
The man informer shouted to the
federal agents. the witness said.
Mccullough remained inside the
building and Stafford stepped TO
the street.
Don't do that. we're officers" the
agent was quoted as telling the
sheriff.
The version continued that STAFF
ford seized the barrel of the mach
Inc gun and started to pull his own
pistol. He was diSarmed as Nc
Cuilough emerged from the door.
Stafford ran between two automo-
bileS.
MY God. man, don't do that
we're Officers" Mccullough shouted
TO Sheriff Cato. the witness said.
Mccullough made no move to draw
his own pistol.
The machine gun ratified for a few
seconds and Stafford fell dead.
His federal badge. clutched In his
hand, fell IN the dust.
, 1935-02-08

The starfiSh has nerves, but ncl
brain, or nerve-center.
, 1935-02-08
BY WIN. Y. GILROY, ID. ID.
Fditar 0f Advance

luc FClCI VI bhC Lay VI ECAAtC-
cost is a very different Peter from
the man OF fear sitting by the fire
in the court OF the hall Of judg-
ment vehemently denying that he
knows the man whose life Is at
stake. or that he has been His
disciple.
With the restoration Of Peter 10
the circle Of disciples, with assur-
ance Of the Masters forgiveness and
love, with the three-fold proteSta-
tons OF his own love, there came TO
Peter the old-time courage and the
self -forgetfulness Of a passionate
hope and faith.
The opportunity of displaying this
faith and courage, that came TO him
on the Day of Pentecost, was
unique. The disciples. in fear and
perplexity following the crucifixion
OF Jesus, had their faith revived
with the evidences OF His resurrec-
ton, and went forth with the spirit
Of conquest that had inspired them
in their first coming to Jesus and
their acceptance OF discipleship.
Now on the Day Of PentecoSt. we
are told. they were gathered in one
place with one accord; old jealousies
and ambitions were forgotten in the
glory Of the things that filled their
souls; outward manifestations OF
the tense spirit that moved them
only increased the spirit Of expecta-
ton and enthusiasm.
, 1935-02-08
SELF DEFENSE
PLEA MADE IN
AGENTS DEATH

POST. Feb. 8. Rp-Sheriff w. r.
Cato, veteran west Texas officer.
Friday faced federal murder
charges as he planned to plead self
defense at an inquest for the re
~grettable" Staying Thursday OF
Spencer Stafford. 40. federal mar
cotic agent.
Federal authorities, armed with a
murder warrant. came here to in
restigate the Staying to determine
II IL would come under the new
federal law concerning the Staying
OF federal officers In performance
OF their duty. The Kansas City
Union Station massacre precipitated
the law.
The death of Stafford. felled by
machine gun bullets in front OF a
veterinary's office where he had
gone to inspect narcotic records.
was described as strictly self de-
tense" by ". c. Outlaw. Sheriff
Cato's attorney.
, 1935-02-08
Regrettable' Staying

We regret exceedingly that II had
70 happen" he added.
". G. cCullough. Dallas mar
cotic agent. accompanied Stafford
10 the veterinary's office. He de-
clined to comment on the Staying.
Joe II. Jones, assistant United
States attorney, and Marshal j. r.
Wright, both Of Dallas, and II. G,
Williams. head OF the Texas mar
cotic service, came here 10 confer
with United States Commissioner
Victor III. Lindsey concerning the
murder charge. Jones brought a
warrant from Dallas.
First hand versions Of the STAY
ing we're not available. A source,
who would not be quoted, told Of
the details.
Sheriff Cato. reports said. went to
!. the veterinary's office upon reports
that two men wearing guns" had
been seen there. He deputised a
farmer. Tom Morgan. to 60 with
him.
A man and woman. who had
been serving as government inform
ers, were seated In the narcotic
agents automobile when the sheriff
and Morgan arrived, the informant
said.
, 1935-02-08

liOu d4AQ CLll4luoAdolu
Everything was ripe for a pro-
found and deep experience, and we
have a deeply moving narrative Of
the first great religious event fol-
lowing the death and resurrection OF
Jesus, in the founding Of the Chris
tan church.
To Peter fell the responsibility
and privilege Of being the chief
speaker on the occasion. The
exact nature OF the scene and OF
the audience is not indicated, but
apparently there we're many on
lockers whose interest in what was
happening vas not that of an in
tense discipleship. but who may.
none the less. have been drawn by
sufficient interest TO come under
the influence OF Peters preaching. .
Apparently there was a number
Of this sort there, otherwise Peter
would not have spoken so plainly
and intensely concerning the guilt
of those who had crucified Jesus.
Peters poignant words struck
home. and the result Of his
preaching was that about 5000 souls
were added TO the church. which
now had been definitely launched
upon its historical development.
The effects Of Peters sermon and
all the influences of Pentecost were
as extensive and remarkable as they
we're deep. Swept away by the vision
and power Of the new ideal. a spirit
OF brotherly love and devotion took
hold Of the disciples. lifting them
above all selfish interests and lead
ing them ven into giving up their
private property and putting it into
a, common fund.
The world. for the most part. has
condemned this economic manifest
alton OF their religious eamestness
and interest as universally as it has
commended the quality OF the ex-
perience itself. But one may well
pause TO wonder whether a similar
great outpouring of religious grace,
with its consequent enthusiasm,
would not solve many Of our mod
ern problems. and M wonders at
times whether such problems can
ever be solved except as men and
women everywhere are baptized with
a new power Of unselfish motive and
action.
Certainly, II We could bring all
men under the power and expert
ence Of P~entecoSt. IL would mat
ter little what forms the social
change might take.
A world built on unselfishnesS.
such as these disciples displayed
following PentecoSt, would be a
world where most of its problems
could be easily solved.
, 1935-02-08
SCHOOL
LESSON

Text: Acts 2:22-2s. 36-41
The international Uniform sun
day School Lesson for Feb. 10.
, 1935-02-08
COM UNITY BUILDERS
Prices, Quality and Service

squarely behind it to insure your complete
satisfaction.
You'll always find him in his store ready
to wait on you and see that you get every
thing just as you like it.
If you are not now trading at a Delta store,
do so this weekend and you'll realize it
will pay you to trade with nome folks, and
at the same time, you are helping to build
your own community.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29
Kroky proti cizincEm "
Ceskoslovensku.

Vlada V zasade schvalila a
politicky komitet ministrG ra-
dill sc O poslednfch pripomfn-
kach k osnove zakona O poby-
tn a evidence cizincG, kterou
vypracovalo ministerstvo vni-
ira. Jde V nj O obecne zostre-
nj a prohlouben1 dosavadn1ch
predpisG a nikoliv O to, ably Sc
snad rusilo pravo asylu. Je to
jen ochrana statu pred cizinci,
kterf by chteli nejak politely
zneuz1t pohostinstv1 a kteT1 by
Sc chteli dopoustet trestnych
cinG.
V osnove Sc prav1, re kazdy
cizinec stars1 ctrnacti let, KITE
ry Sc chce ma 1zem1 statu zdr-
zet dele nez diva mes1ce, musi
zadat o povolen1 k pobytu. Ia
Ike kdyz chce cizinec vstoupit
do zamestnan1, at jake zamest
nance, at jake samostatne Gin
ma osoba, zadat O povoleni k
pobytu, a to bez ohledu ma to,
pc jakou dobu Sc chce zdrzet.
Pr tom must udati v zadosti
mlsto pobytu, 1cel pobytu, IDA
zada o povolenf pro 1zemf &C.
lie republiky nebo bude-li Sc
zdrzovat jen v nekterem kraji
a must pfihlasit take vsechny
cizince, kter1 S MIN ziii We spo-
lecne domacnosti. Urad niue
pobyt povolit jen v pTipade, re
nejde o osoby, jejichz pobytem
m1ze byt ohrozen vefejny kid
a pofadek nebo bezpecnost
statu, III jine ddlezite zajmy
verejne, zejmena hospodarske.
Cizinec, kteremu byl pobyt
povolen, must bezpecnostnim
dfad6m HAST neprodlene kaz-
dou zmenu bydliste. Ia cizin-
ce Sc povazuje kazdy, KIDD ne
mGze prokazat, re je csl. stat
MIN obcanem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29
Zahadna smrt zamozne zeny.

Ia podivnych okolnostf one
mocnela 56leta zamozna rolni-
ce Marie Ulrichova We Vrchla-
bf. Sauna pfipravovala k ODE
du karbanatky, byla 1plne
zdrava a ella. Brzy pc obede
vsak byla st1zena prudkymi DO
Byl pTivolan lekaT, a.
lie "a diva dny nestastna rolni-
ce v krutych bolestech skona-
la. Take jeden syn jeff pc o.
bede prudce zvracel.9 LekaT
prohlasil, re smrt urcite nasta-
la otravou. Vnitfnosti zemTe-
lie byly poslany k chemickemu
predominant do Prahy a bylo
bezpecne ~zjisteno, re Ulricho-
va podlehla otrave arsenikem.
Pres to, re lila Sc svymi obe-
ma syny We velmi dobre shode,
musili cetnlci oba syny dopra-
Wit do soudnf vazby. Pop1raj1,
re by nektery z Mich usiloval O
zivot matky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29
Elliott Roosevelt licen jake
"shanec" pro vzduchoplavec
Ike LIME.

Elliott Roosevelt, syn presi-
denta Roosevelta, l1cen byl v
pondelf Dome kongresu jake
osoba pracujfc1 pro zajmy
vzduchoplaveckych linii, ably
temto zvyseny byly podpory
vladnf.
Mlady Roosevelt, 1rednfk
vzduchoplavecke obchodn1 ko-
mory, V zapet1 poprel tvrzenf
toto ujiStuje, re nema jakeho-
koliv spojen1 Sc zakonodar-
Swim zadanym organisac1 spo-
lecnostf tech.
Obzalobu pronesl republi-
kansky kongresn1k "a Mime
sotu, Mas, jenz volal:
"V dob6 kdy spolecnosti sni-
zovaly platy pilotdm a volaly
pc zvysenf sazeb, odhlasovaly
ohromne bonusy a sluzne do
sta tis1cG dolarG."
Ma otazku Tabera jmenoval
vyslovne Mas presidentova
syna, jehoz sluzne jest mezi
des1ti a dvanacti tisfci rocne.
MaasGv navrh, ably prostu-
dovany byly knihy spolecnosti
Aeronautical Chamber of Com
merce, byl zam1tnut.
Kongresn1k Culkin projevil,
re Sc "div1" jestli Trad presi-
dentova syna v teto spolecnosti
ma co ciniti S tim, re je synem
presidenta. Otazkou pry ne
mini, re by Sc to nesluselo, ale
re jenom "vyjadruje svojf I'VE
davost."
"A to must syn jfti ma poust,"
zvolal demokrat Dockweiler,
"ponevac otec jeho jest v BIZ
lem Dome?"
"Ne," Tekl Mas, "nemyslim
re by Sc schovati musel ma pou-
sti, ale We Washingtonu jsou
jine 1Tady krone "shanenf''
pro vzduchoplaveckou spoiled
most.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29

Matka s mladou dcerou a
dvema muzi utonuli v nedeli v
Greenbrier rece asi 20 mil cd
Lewisburg V Zapadnf Virginii,
kdyz clun, V nemz jeli roz-
vodnene rece, Sc prevrhl.
Obeti byly: Josepha McWor
ter, jeff dcera a diva nezjisten1
muzi Manuel utonule doplo-
val ku bTehu. Nestestf stale
Sc, kdyz ma male lodicce cht9li
p%Tepraviti Sc pres rozvodnenou
reku. Uprostred teto proudem
lodicka pfekocena byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29
ZastTelil Sc ma matcins hrobs,
V Pradle u NepOmuku

' Pradle u Nepomuku Sc
~zastfelil ma hTbitove ma hrobe
sve matky, studujici stavebni-
no inzenyrstvf, 26lety Josef
Strejc. Nikdo. nevf, CO no k
zoufalstv1 dohnalo. Studoval s
vybornym prospechem, letos
mel studio dokoncit, Iii u sve-
no otce, nemel starosti O 1.-Two
byt1 a take v jeho lasce k hod-
nemu devceti mu pTalo stesti.
Zanechal tfi dopisy, otci, dev-
ceti a pr1teli. Doj1mave, ale
klidne Sc v Mich S mimi louci, a.
lie proc je ma vzdy opoustf AMI
sl1vkem nenaznacil. Osudne
tajemstv1, ktere wal s sebou
do hrobu, nebude jiz nikdy
rozlusteno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29
Mladf Sc nedaji.

Vetsina mladych nezamest-
nanych lid Sc snazf zoufale
naj1t aspon st1n nejake exis-
tence. Mluvf a p1se Sc O akci,
ably aspon cast nezamestna-
nych byla prevedena do zeme-
delstvf, kde by nasla holou OBJ
zivu. Vedou sc O tom ucene
debaty. Architekti nakreslili
plany ma takovy nejmensf do
mex S hospodarstvlm pro isl
dlen1 nezamestnanych. Ale &C.
nu lined spoc1tali ma nekolik
des1tek tis1c. AZ ma ojedinele
pokusy, ma pr. We Wosicich ne
DO v Plzni, kde Sc veci chopilo
nekolik nezamestnanych, Sc ne
stale mic. Nekolik nezamest-
nanych mladych lidf z Prahy
provedlo v loni pokus. NASH
81 Ia Prahou kus pddy, O KITE
rou nikdo nestal, a zacli 81 tam
stavet chatu. zadny vystavny
stub, ale boudu z odpadki Dire
va a plechu. Slyseli O slept
farmach a pokusili Sc pc
!stovati slepice. Pokus Sc ne
zdaril, slepice jim TASTY ma
slepic1 NOR. Opakovali pokus
s kral1ky a NELL vets1 stest1. Ia
Ike nekolik zahonG osazeli re
leninou a poT1dili 81 kozu. Ne
nj to existence, "ale aspon ne
name hlad", ffkaj1.
Letos uz jejich pokus nasel
nasledovn1ky. Ma nekolika
mlstech ma periferii Prahy, ma
p1de, ktera lei laden a je zu-
bozena odhozenymi odpadky,
Ijak sdelujf MI. Proudly, zacina-
lj1 hospodaTit mlad1 Tide. Sc
hnali trochu penez z prilezi-
tostnych vydelkG a najali po-
zemek, o ktery nikdo nestal. A
ted ryj1 pIdu, hnojf a chystaji
Sc sazet. z odrezkd prken, a
starych plechovek stav1 krali-
karny, holubn1ky, kurn1ky. S
holyma rukama, bez subvencf
a bez 1redn1 pomoci, podnika-
il ma kousku p1dy zapas O Wy
ldobytf skyvy chleba. Je krute
majf-li chudaci S holyma ruka-
ma a bez grose podpory doka-
zovat praktickym pokusem,
jak v tax nalehavych vecech,
jake je kolonisace nezamest-
nanych, je u mas daleko cd re-
Ct Ike skutkGm. Hospodarstv1
tech mladych lidf ma daleko
do toho, ably Poole zasad nasf
zemedelske vedy mohlo byti
nazvano vzornym. Kotce pro
kralfky nejsou poole predpisG
a take hnojiste "a koz1m chlfv-
KEN je bez subvence. Ale jed
nu vyhodu tohle hospodaTstv1
ma, re bylo uskutecneno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29

Tri dny SOud1la praZSka pO-
rota 25leteho Jir1ho Becku,
syna milionarske rodiny z Ko-
bylis. Byl obzalovan z peti
nedokonalych vrazd a z delik-
til, ktere vznikajf hrubym skut
KEN i slovem prot 1redn1m O.
sobam. Rozvrat a svary zbo-
hattie rodiny Sc pri tonic pro-
cesu ukazaly v pine nahote.
Jiri ohrozoval ma zivote sveho
bratra Ladislava. Str1lel pc
mem v piskovne z revolveru.
Stfilel i ma ctyfi straznfky, KITE
re Ladislav povolal. Straznici
sc strelbou branili, sestkrat
no zasahli. Ale teprve kdyz
Sc blizila celia policejn1 ceta ma
pomoc, vpalil 81 Jir1 ranu do
prsou a VIDAL Sc. Bratrovi i
Jim pax rekl, re lituje, jak
spatne miril. Vypalil celkem
25 ran. Re zranen1, ktera sam
utrpel, Sc vylecil a dostal Sc k
soudu. Soudem bylo uznano,
re vychova tohoto milionarske-
no synka, jehoz prlbuznf Eau
j1mali vyznacne postavenl v
spoleecnskem zivote (stryc byl
ministrem financf), byla zaned
bana. Ma konec no dala rodina
do polepsovny. Tam byli radi,
kdyz Sc no mohli V Is letech
zbavit. Vyucili no v polepsov-
ne mechanikem. Chlapec pfi-
Sci dom1, zacal chodit do no
spod, pill a rival Sc. Mapped do
staval pokuty, pax no "a to jiz
zavirali. Zemrel mu otec a Cd
kazal mu - jen $50 tis1c Kc
Utratil je brzy. Sedm pokut
a ctyri mesfce tezkeho zalare
mu vyneslo utraceni dedictvi
pc otci. PAX Sc vselijak prob1-
jel, pfisel dom1, nabity nena-
VISIT k ostatnim bratT1m. TAX
doslo k one bitve v piskovne. V
zaveTecne Teci statn1 zastupce
DIR. Tricky obratil Sc k obzalo-
vanemu slovy: "Rfkam tobe.
JiTi Becko, ia sam "a sveho
mladl bych Sc chtel NIT tax,
jake ty, takove zivotnf MONO
sti jake ty a byl bych dneska
jinde!" Obzalovany Jir1 Sc O.
brazil k porotcIm a prohlaso-
val: ga, syn Millionaire, do
ctrnact let jsem pasl kozy a
kdyz jsem chtel korunu ma bio
graf, musel jsem il ukrast. Ia
to me dali do poFepsovny." Wy
kladal pak,jak no matka honila
do prace drive neil CHI lidi a
jak mu bylo prftezf to, re byl z
milionaTske rodiny. Pracoval
jake strojn1k u paroplavebni
spolecnosti, ale ostatnf delnfci
zacali T1kat, re jim milionar u
bira chleba. JiTi Becka byl
odsouzen do tezkeho zalare ma
|tri a pill roku. Polehcovala mu
zanedbana vychova a rozcile-
nj. Rozsudek klidne vyslechl.
Small Sc ma zname mezi poslu-
chaci a kdyz odchazel S do
zorcem, zvolal: "Tak spanem-
bohem!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29
Vedeny k vyslechu Sc zastfelil.

V obci Sklenne ma Velkome-
ziricskuF ma Morave byl dopro-
vazen cetnikem 28lety obchod-
nj zastupce Ant. Kment k W.
slechu k okresnlmu soudu We
Velkem Mezir1ci. Ia vesnicl
pozadal cetn1ka, ably mohl W.
stoupit z auta a j1t ma malou
stranu. Sotva vsak vystoupil z
auta, vynal z kapsy zimnfku re
volver a nez mu mohlo byti "a
braneno, vpalil 81 ranu do le-
veho spanku. Byl lined mrtev.
Sebevrazdu spachal re strachu
pred trestem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29
Kandidatura Fergusonova "a
da spravnou vladu obcanHEm.

Kandidatura Fergusonova "a
da spravnou vladu obcanEdm.
John H. Ferguson, demokra-
Iticky kandidat "a Mayora,
pred nekolika dny odsoudil jed
mani mestske radnice tim, re
propusteno bylo nekolik NEST
skych ~zr1zencG, kterf mluvili
We prospect Mr.. Fergusona "a
Mayora.
Mr.. Ferguson Sc tax vyslovil
docela otevrene re mestska
radnice nezachoyava pravo OBJ
Cant ktere jim nalezf. On Cd
soudil City Hall re poskvrnil
Americky prapor pod kterym
zijeme jakozto svobodnf obca-
ne, kterf mali pravo recnit a.
neb myslet die sveho presved-
cent. Rovne receno City Hall
rekne sym zamestnancGm
"Ty musfs myslet jak my mysli
me, jinak ztratfs sve zamest-
mani"
Mystic re jest to spravne?
Znamena to spravedlnost?
Chcete ably vase mesto podle-
halo muzi ktery drzf klacek v
ruce a vyhodf kazdeho z prace
die libosti. Muz, ktery pracu-
je pro mesto a dostava osm do
larG tydne, must obetovati cast
ku ma kampan Mr.. Jacksona.
V 1tery, 2. dubna mali OBJ
cane prflezitost ucinit pr1trz
tomuto nespravnemu veden1 v
meste Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-29
Do tTetice vseho dobreho.

V Sharon, Pa, v nemocnici
John Ondichove z Farrellu ma
rodila Sc Alb. holcicka. Druhy
den narodilo Sc il druhe dfte,
Alb. hoch. 0 20 minut pozde-
il Sc narodilo tTetf dfte, hoch,
stejne tezky.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
COL0N|STS MEET
DELAY IN ALASKA
Illness and Dock Tie-Up
Keep Modern Pioneers
Aboard Ship.
~ the Associated Press.

D, the Associated Press.
SEWARD, Alaska. May 7.-Un-
daunted by illness and . last-minute
docking delay which kept them on
ship, the Matanuska colonists came
to Alaska today. pioneering new
STYLE"
On the United States Army trans
port st. Mihiel. the first contingent
Of $50 colonists saw Alaska for the
first time after sea voyage from
San Francisco. At the Seward docks.
however, the steamer North Star still
was unloading cargo.
Illness Aboard Ship.
A wireless message preceding them
told of illness Observation-Disclosures or
measles-and six hospital beds were
ready for those who had been stricken.
They were to be taken from ship to
shore in small boats.
The remainder Of the colonists.
hardy band OF Minnesota farmers.
their wives and children. could enjoy
only from shipboard the hilarious
and hearty greetings from nearly every
resident of Seward. Not until the
North Star finished unloading its party
Of c. G. C. workers and cargo for the
project could the sea-weary party
come ashore.
Trail Blazers" Land.
The trail blazers" for the big
colony, party of 120 G. G. c. workers,
landed from the North Star night
before last were at Palmer, which will
be the center of the new Matanuska
colony. They tented out last night.
Their work was on In earnest today,
under the direction of Frank Bliss.
construction engineer, and his staff.
who accompanied the party by train
Yesterday from Seward to Anchorage.
For month. surveyors have been at
work. laying out farms. but the project
IL not yet quite ready for the colon
lists. They will be held aboard ship
at Seward for several days, leaders
said here, until more buildings are
erected to take care of them.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
GANGSTER ACCUSES
8 IN BREMER CASE
Government Rests Case After
Karpis Mobster Tells Story
Of $500, 900 Abduction.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, May IA Karpis gang
sters witness-stand story Of the plot
ting and execution OF the 100000
Edward G. Bremen abduction yester-
day climaxed the Governments case
against eight persons charged with
the crime.
few moments after Byron Bolton,
Chicago. who pleaded guilty to con-
spiracy charges when the trial opened
three weeks ago. had finished his
story. the Government rested its case.
Bolton linked Harry Sawyer. most
recently captured Of the score Of per-
sons the Government charges played
parts In the kidnapping, with the plot
as finger man." Sawyer was ar
rested last Friday in Mississippi and
is held in New Orleans.
Naming George Ziegler, slain In
Chicago shortly after Bremen was
freed, repeatedly because he knew
too much" as his informant, Bolton
testified the men who actually kid.
naped Bremen on January II. 1884.
were Arthur Doc) Barker, one Of
the trial defendants; his partner.
Alvin Karpis, Harry Campbell and
William Weaver. The latter three
still are fugitives. Watching the abb
duction from nearby automobile.
Bolton testified. were ziesler. Fred
Barker. slain brother of Arthur, and
Volney Davis, fugitive.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
Honest Sandwich
TOter Returns to
WnH Street Job
Man Who Found $45,-
600 in Securities Cires
Up Life on Farm.

Dy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May wall Streets
honest sandwich man. Frank Greges,
was back on his old beat today,
shouldering once again his dollar-a-
day sandwich board.
Greges. acclaimed for his honesty
three months ago when he returned
. $4,000 packet Of securities to its
owners. chose the sandwich board in
preference to life on a Pennsylvania
farm.
Il got to work for a living" he
said. Il don't want to go on the
bum.'"
It was three months ago that
Greges, plodding slowly through the
financial district with his signs,
found packet of securities and re-
turned 1t to its owner, Belden g. Co.
For a brief period he was a public
hero and gifts Of money and clothes
poured In on him. Belden & Co. gave
him a job.
Then his mind became unsettled
He thought he was God and said that
Q person upon whom he looked would
die
He looked at Michael Gryzwacz
and Gryzwacz fell dead. Authorities,
however, said it was from heart
attack.
Greges was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital and recently was discharged.
Evening star., 1935-05-07

Strike Era Extends.
Mexico,s era of strikes is expected
10 continue for some time.
Evening star., 1935-05-07
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