New Britain herald., 1925-10-03
YOUR CELL
DRUGGAN ORDERED
And Much Favored Prisoner Will
Have to Mop Floors
WAS LATE IN ARRIVING
Evidence OF Another Party En-
Route to JAN Costs Two United
States Deputy Marshals Their
Jobs.

Jobs.
Chicago, Oct. 3 tPl-Terry Drug
gan and frankie Lake, wealthy
beer runners and "out again, in
again" servers Of Jail sentences at
so much an "out." today were "in,"
this time for good, but two deputy
United States marshals lost their
jobs In the process.
They Enjoyed the Trip
Walter G. Zippman and A. P.
Pollack, fedearl deputies, assigned
to take Druggan to the jail at Syca-
more, ILL.,, were discharged by
United States Marshal Palmer G.
Anderson after Sheriff Edwin Craw-
ford Of Sycamore reported one of
them had been drinking during the
trip which took more than seven
hours.
The guards and Druggan said an
automobile accident had delayed
them. But William Beary, Sycamore
deputy, said he smelled liquor when
, The party arrived at the Jail. Mar
| shal Anderson said stronger punish
, mont would follow the discharge if
the law permitted.
II Already Lose Jobs
Eleven federal and court officials
| have lost their jobs since the iail
scandal Of Druggan and Lakes
liberties while serving sentences
came to light.
DrugGan occupied a cell In jail
mt Sycamore. ILL.,, today and Lake
was at Wheaton. They were there
, pending outcome of contempt ac-
ton against them and Chicago Jail
officials, resulting from their free
dom while serving years con-
tempt sentence.
NcWspapermon saw Druggan and
he deputies leave the federal build
ing at o'clock for Sycamore 81
miles away. Hours passed and moth,
ing was heard Of Terry or hi,
guards.
YClps for Doctor
Midnight neared before they ar
rived in a strange automobile anC
with man and woman, who lef
at once. Terry wanted a physician
I'VE turned over" he asserted
and the guards echoed the story
My left ankles sprained, my arm
hurt and my head feels funny" sal
Terry.
A newspaperman made remar
about last fling" and possibl
drinking 10 which Zippman retort
Cd angrily. Sheriff Edwin Crawfor
= elected the deputy. examined TER
and found bruised leg and thrus
him into a cell.
I'm the morning" said III
sheriff, the Jail physician will loo
at you--in your cell. We also hav
a dentist and he will do any wor
YOU wan'--in your cell"
No More Vacations
Terry faces the beginning {
L serving in jail as it is popularl
I conceived, There will be no hur
dred trips to the dentist, no visit
to banks. cafes or country estate
as evidence said or limited he er
. ioycd in the Cook county iail.
: "lust like every other prisoner
l. said Sheriff Crawford, Hell get u
{ at 6 a. m. and eat just the ordnar
ail breakfast. At $50 a. m. he
= get out with the other prisonc
i and mop the floors. He'll eat oa
u m"al and mush and whatever ell
! is on the menu at dinner and sou
and rice and nourishing stuff lii
- that We have for supper.
"If he wants medical attentio
y the Jail doctor will care for hi
aud the jail dentist can fix j
= teeth. He'll get the same as Il
others. He can have prayer boo
j and Bible, that's all"
Judges Order
'e Judge Wilkerson's order for {
u transfers Druggan and Lake car
u at the end OF the contempt hearil
'' against them. Sheriff Peter Ho
L man, former Warden Wesley Wes
brook and other Jail officials.
At its conclusion, United stat
Attorney Edwin Olson in stat
I mcnt said he was convinced the q
>. cuscd had been proved guilty
=. contempt and called upon state e
u forccmcnt authorities to coordina
-. with the federal prosecutors
- cleaning up conditions in the jail