The evening world., 1920-12-20
CALLS FOR
MORE POLICEMEN TO
CHECK CRIME WAVE
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bNl'll III lllS CITY.
After reading the Enright letter
Mayor Hylan requested the Board of
Estimate TO authorize the Increase Of
1883 patrolmen. The Mayors resolu-
tion was temporarily defeated Al
dermanic President La Guardla. ordi-
narily an ally Of the Mayor, voted
against It. Twelve votes were re-
qulred, but there we're only ten for
it.. The Mayor moved that the Board
meet again tomorrow when, on its
second submission, the resolution
win require only nine votes.
Borough President Curran voted
for the increase and stated that If
the spending OF million dollars as
estimated for additional police pro-
lection would reduce property loss he
considered 1t a good investment.
Mayor Hylan in answering Presi-
dent Currans charge OF failure to
supply him with a list Of police de-
tails said: Il suppose the reason
did not give you the list is that
know you sometimes play politics
and might desire to give the list to
the newspapers which are unfriendly
to the Administration" He said he
would have the list tomorrow, also
the list operated by the previous
Commissioner, Arthur Woods.
TO TAKE UP OFFER OF 5000
SERVICE MEN.
A plan whereby the services Of
So 900 former service men living in
Greater New York will be offered TO
Mayor Hylan in checking the activ-
ties of desperadoes and other GRIM
inals in this city Ia to be discussed
to-day when M. w. Galbraith jr. OF
Cincinnati. National Commander of
the American Legion, meets the five
County Chairmen of Legion organi-
cations in this city at State Head
quarters in the Hall OF + cords.
The Executive Committee of the
Merchants Association OF New York
met in executive session this after
+ noon to discuss and devise means for
/ cooperating with the police in sup
j Commerce Of Brooklyn will meet to-
night for the same purpose.
The New York Chapter OF the Mil
itary O-Ger of the World War will
meet tonight for similar purpose in
the list Regiment Armory. Members
of the order will be urged to apply
for pistol permits to act in a con-
ccrted warfare against criminals.
Following the determination Of the
Judges and Magistrates to fix prac-
tically prohibitive bail as a check to
crime, Judge Haskell of Brooklyn
today fixed 100000 as the bond for
Vincent ParisandOlo, twenty-one, ar
rested Saturday afternoon at the
| Brooklyn end Of the Brooklyn
Bridge for stealing $1,7OO and $4,000
worth of jewelry from two employees
OF J, II. Bowden. District Attorney
Lewis said to-day that he would ask
for quicker trials and longer sen
tences, in the Brooklyn courts, adding
that the system of suspending SEN
tences was "all wrong" and that
there was "too much sickly senti-
ment for convicts." Parisandolo will
be brought TO trial on Wednesday.
When Harry Keller, Anthony De
Lilo and Barry Gordon were ar
raigned to-day in the West Side
Court, having been caught ripping
, open safe in a barber ship at No
1860 broadway a week ago, Magis-
/ trate Levine instead OF reducing, az
e he was requested, the $4,000 bail FOL
each, which the Supreme Court had
fixed. increased it to 325, 900.
"Gangsters, gunmen, robbers anG
other criminals are not entitled &c
: consideration, he said, "and They'll
u not get IL in my court"
similarly Judges Mcintyre and Ro,
salsky Of General Sessions to-day in,
e creased In every case the bail bonds
e OF the prisoners brought before then
y for pleading to indictment.
= 43 PRISONERS IN LINEUP Al
HEADQUARTERS
The new activities Of the police IL
p. gathering in those charged viii
n crime or suspected Of It resulted
, to-day in producing forty three pris
Ouers for line-up and inspection a
Police Headquarters. All OF thesi
u were charged with felony. Nine o
L them had been taken in by detective
e on the staff of Acting Snspecto
. COughhn, and the remaining thirty
d four by members Of the uniformet
;, force. Ten OF the arrests were mad
= In Brooklyn.
Most of these prisoners declare,