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The Washington times., 1930-04-11
I. CHARGE.
NV(Q YES
BROWN
Senator Blaine viii Demand
immediate Action on Plea
For Inquiry Into Leases

Further revelations in connec-
tion with the governments $1S,-I
OOO, 900 year rental for tempo
rary postoffices, were expected in
the senate today as Senator
Blaine tR.r of Wisconsin moved
to demand immediate action on
his proposed inquiry.
Blaine's revelations already IN
volVe q present and . former Re
publican cabinet officer. he
charges there was evidence of.
fraud And cofruption' Ia many
OF the povernInentsS 5000 out
standing leases. and blamed the
postoffice department for setllp,
able negligence, il falling ~
caI1ce many cf tlaesa leases
PaEr6nase Qnlk Lecssis
Along with Blaine's charges
were heard threats Of 9 new IN.
quiry into postoffiCe patronage IN
the South. following reports that
Ben Davis, negro Republican
leader Of Georgia, was In Wash
ington to see Postmaster General
Brown. Some Democrats report
ed Davis came here to obtain
reinstatement as Republican
boss" of that state. If there is
indication Davis viii again con-
troll patronage in Georgia. it was
said, the Brookhart patronage
committee will immediately re-
sumo its investigations. At an
earlier inquiry, the committee
heatedly condemned Davis hand
ling of postmaster appointments.
While poStoffice leases were I'm
der discussion, Brown became the
center Of even another inquiry.
Senator johnson, as chairman Of
the Senate Commerce Committee,
called upon the Postmaster Cen
eral for q report on all Govern
ment mail contracts. 1t was un.
derStood johnson asked for the re-
port because Of charges that profit
able contracts were awarded GER
tain steamship companies, which
carried but a few sacks Of mail at
exorbitant cost.
st. Paul Lease Cancelled
The postoffice lease inquiry may
be ordered this afternoon. The
Senate already has ordered a
lease at st. Paul, Mimi, cancelled
after changes that the Govern
ment had been defrauded. This
lease, under which O $500. 900
building was taken over by the
Government at q rental Of $12O,
900 for 20 years, was taken into
court by the Department OF Jus
tice but the Senate joined with
the House in directing that no
money ever again be expended
under its terms. AS q result, the
contractors, even If upheld by the
court, must sue the Federal Gov
ernment, obtain judgment and
then get paid by Congress when
ever it sees fit.
One phase of the proposed in
ouiry would involve the issuance
Of $15O,O00, 900 worth of bonds by
owners Of the leases all over the
country. The plan followed was
to obtain q noncancellable lease
from the Government and then to
sell bonds to the public with the
lease as security. 1t was eSti-
mated the contractors profited
800, ,O0O, 900 within q few years.
The Senate would like to know
who shared these profits.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
CapOne's Brother Tells
us. Jury He Is Broke

CHICAGO, April IL UNS9-
The Federal Jury before which
Ralph Capone, brother Of Scar
face Al" Capone, is being tried
for failing to pay an income
tax. today considered Capone's
plea that he is without funds.
Capone's lawyer yesterday pro
posed that his client borrow
81 900, give it to the Government
and call his income tax bill even.
The jury was told Capone's
only assets was q half interest
in two racing horses.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
Innkeeper Charged
With Killing Another

CHICAGO, April IL Q.N.SJ.--
Andrew ("Sonny'9 Grom, owner
Of the Arlington Inn at Elk
Grove township, was under ar
rest today as an inquest was
opened into the fatal shooting
Of Robert O'Brien, owner of the
Radio Inn at Niles, a suburb.
Grom is accused of killing
Robert O'Brien and wounding the
latter's brother, william. in the
Arlington Inn early yesterday
The shooting is said to have re
suited from a quarrel over beer
deliveries.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
HEARING on
APRIL %
FOR RAID
LEADER
Major Pratt Refuses to Sus-
pend Vice Squad Chief, Who
Is Now on 5-Days' Leave

The. trial of Sergt. Q. j. Letter
man. head Of the vice, squad, on
. charge of directing unlawful
search Of private residence, was
set for April % by Judge Ralph
Given In Police Court today.
Letterman pleaded not guilty
and demanded a. jury trial and
his bond Of $500 was continued.
The vice squad chief, usually
genial, was taciturn and glIlm
at. the Courthouse today. Other
members of his squad said they
are confident of his exoneration
and predicted he will be restored
to his old command 'in about q
month.
Now On Leave
Letterrnan is on a five days
leave of. absence, but said that
he would return to the court
house this afternoon for con-
ference with attorneys.
! Sergeant EetteTnnan was served
with the charges and Specifica-
tlons under which he will he
brought TO trial before the police
trial board. He is accused ut
conduct rejudicia1 to the dis
eipline 0f the police force.
Similar charges viii be seryeG
0s1 other Illenlefs Of his raiding
force late today.
Pratts Wan't Suspend Him
Major Heilry 81. Pratt, ssIp erlsf
tendent Of police, win not slIs-
pend Sergeant Letterman end his
raiding force from the police
force because they were acting as
Federal prohibition Officers, and
not as local police. when they
entered the Harmon apartment.
Sergeant Letterman has been
temporarily removed from his
place as head Of the vice squad
and is not yet on duty as a ser
geant In the First precinct.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
POWER PACT
BEINIGlRhEEEl
Time. staff Photo

LONDON, April III nN.S)---
Work went ahead speedily today
to get the London Naval Con-
ference "out Of the trenches and
send its delegates home with q
complete tEree-power pact and .
five-power treaty framework"
Heads of the five delegations
met for an hour and half this
morning, appointing a drafting
committee" to formulate the five
power agreement. This frame
work" will include all items on
which the five delegations are in
harmony, leaving blank spaces to
be filled In when and II the re-
manning differences are reconciled.
Macdonald Gratified
It is hoped the results Of the
conference can be put on paper
and signed at a plenary session
next Thursday, but 1t Is more
probable the signing will take
place shortly after Easter.
Prime Minister j. Ramsay Mac
Donald. who announced compile
tion of the three-power pact and
decision to formulate a blank
space" five-power arrangement in
the House of Commons last night,
today expressed utmost gratifica-
ton over the progress made.
He said today:
I'VE are very well satisfied
with what has been done. 1t
is q substantial step in the
direction toward which we
have been striving i'm the face
Of difficulties which ut times
appeared almost inSurmOunt-
able"
A spokesman for the American
delegation stressed the fact that
the United States has succeeded
in obtaining unanimous agree
ment on all points in which
America is interested.
1t was decided today to hold a
plenary session Monday to give
public approval to all agreements
reached thus far. It is hoped by
that time the drafting committee
will have made considerable prog
reSs, and its members plan to
work through the entire week
end. .,- ....
Leviathan May Wait
If the parley cannot be wound
up next Thursday, there is a
possibility the agreements may
be signed the following Tuesday
In that case, officials of the
United States line may delay the
sailing Of the Leviathan for a
day or two in order to enable the
American delegation to return
(Continued on Page 2. Col. 81
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
Mcbride, Theater Ticket
Magnate. Dies at "a

NEW YORK. April ii dN.S0 .
Thomas ]. Mcbride, the man who
ran a hunch--that one of the
public's great demands was for
tneater tickets-into a million
collar business, was dead today at
the age Of 81. He died Of
pneumonia.
Forty-seven years ago he opened
tine second ticket agency In the
city, a leased space in the hall
way Of a building. When he died
he had seen the establishment Of
4 large central office in the
heart of Times Square and sew
eral branch offices bearing his
name.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
Chinese Laundryman
Robbed: 3 Men Held

Three suspects are being held
by police of the Seventh precinct
pending investigation into the
robbery Of a Chinese laundry in
the 1900 block Twenty-ninth st.
n. W.. early last night.
Twenty-three dollars was taken
from Stanton Lee. the proprietor,
by two masked bandits. one hold
ing revolver and the second
brandiShing a knife.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
BOMB QUIZ
Hell D IN
SECRE:
Witness Before Grand Jury
Mostly Of Brady's Family;
immunity May Not Hold

UPPER MARLBORO. Md,
April IL. - Jealously guarding
their case, States Attorney J.
Frank Parran and Special Prose
cutor ]. Wilson Ryon succeeded
today In having all persons, other
than witnesses, barred from the
corridors leading to the room
where the grand Jury Is hearing
evidence against Lawrence Leroy
Brady, charged with the murder
Of his sister-in-law, Naomi Hall
Brady. and her brother and sister.
Brady was arrested q few days
after D bomb, disguised as q
Christmas parcel, exploded IN the
kitchen of the girls home In Seat
Pleasant. Md January !, instantly
Killing her. inf1icti1g fatal
wounds upon her l9-n0nts ts1lOld
s10 axlf sister stldi
maIming two other members AOF
the family.
Warned Away
The state has thrown q mantle
Of secrecy about the entire case
and today officials Of Prince
Georges county warned members
Of the press to keep away from
the vicinity of the Grand jury
room, OF suffer jail sentences for
contempt Of court.
The order was inspired by
Ryon who yesterday had several
clashes with representatives Of q
Washington paper.
The witnesses who were sup
posed to have been heard this
morning are all related to Leroy
Brady with the exception Of De-
tective Sergeant John Fowler from
Washington.
May Quiz Brother
In addition to Fowler the wit.
nesses subpoenaed were Clarence
M. Emmett, Mrs. Leroy, Mrs. Ella
and Herman Brady. Herman was
arrested shortly after the bomb
ing outrage but was later released
on $1,000 bond as a State witness.
1t was rumored around MARI
boro today that the Grand Jury
is delving into the activities Of
Herman Brady despite the alleged
promise Of immunity promised
him when first arrested.
The States attorney and his
assistant are confident Of a first
degree murder verdict against
Leroy Brady and limited today
that he may not be the only one
who viii be forced to face a
petit jury in the Seat Pleasant
bombing outrage.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
Kaye Don to Abandon
Speed Attempt. Report

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, April
IL QNS) Belief was growing
here today that Kaye Don, British
racing driver, would shortly aban-
don all attempts to set a new
world speed record in. his Sun
beam Silver Bullet here,
Unsuitable beach conditions
forced him to concel today's
projected trials. Don has ailing
reservations from New gerk on
April 10.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
Baseball League Head
And Bride Held as FelOns

ALBANY, Ga, April 11.-W. M.
Goldrick, president Of the
Georgia Independent Baseball
League, and his bride Of a day.
were held In jail today pending
the arrival Of authorities from
Beaumont, Tex, for whom local
police detained the couple on .
felony warrant.
McGauldrick and Miss Beatrice
Blankenship were taken into Gus
tody at a local hotel, where they
had been living. They were mar.
ried a short time after their ar
rest. Declaring that he did not
know why he was wanted in
Texas, cGouldrick said he would
waive extradition.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
Death Chair Cuts Short
D00med Killers PRAYER

CHICAGO, April IL UNS0 1.
Aaron Woodward, 35, negro slayer
Of Policeman jeremiah O'Con-
nell, was electrocuated here to-
day shortly after midnight.
Woodward's last prayers were
cut short when the electric switch
was closed.
Extra guards were on duty fol.
lowing disclosure Of a plot among
the prisoners to execute jail
break.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
BANK BANDIT s
GET $4,000

PIQUA, Ohio, April IL 0.NS0.
-Four bank bandits, armed with
machine guns, made a getaway
today with $500 of the funds
of the Citizens National Bank
here after shooting and seriously
wounding Henry Matthews, the
owner of store near the bank.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
THREAT GIVEN
RE|CHSTAG

BERLIN, April II UN.S9.-The
cabinet of DIR. Heinrich Bruening
today delivered an ultimatum to
the ReichStag demanding passage
of the second reading Of the
budget under pain Of immediate
dissolution.
The cabinet scored a victory
when the Bavarians in the Reich
stag accepted a As per cent In
crease in the beer tax. Decision
on this issue now lies with the Ma
tionalistS.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
BETHLEN VISITS
gssgL III.

RoNE. April II nm
Count Stephen Bethlen, premier
OF Hungary. arrived here today
for . conferences with Premier
MuSSOlini. @ ..t.
He was received by King Victor
Emmanuel and lunched at the
royal palace.
His visit is believed to. be con-
nected with the Italo-Hungarian
treaty of friendship and arbitra-
ton.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
COMMUTERS OBJECT

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April H.
Representatives of the commuters
are preparing their case to be
presented to the State corpora
ton commission as part of the
hearing of the petition of r. L.
May for slight increases in the
fare between Alexandria and
Washington and for. a 6A-cent
rate in the city.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
ToDAY'S SCRATCHES
WHEELING

FIRST RACE-Lenny, Good Indian,
Ella Bank. Hard Maiden, Pequeto.
SECOND RACE-Kalakaua, Black
Agate, A. B. Bensinger. Western Light,
THIRD RACE-wee Gentleman.
FOURTH RACE-Ravenna, Ellen
Adairs Blue Flag, Autumn Bloom. ].
Bambrick
FIFTH RACE-Hula.
SIXTH RACE-Sweepstakes.
SEVENTH RACE--John j., jr., Sauey
Polly, .cheekmate. Partner Tannis'
We4tbsh slsSr; trAkk faSt-
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
YOUTH MISSING

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April H.
Police have been asked to search
for william j. Gator, 10, who has
been missing from his home since
Tuesday. He is 5 feet 10 inches
tau and weighs about 154 pounds.
He has brown hair and eyes.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
THE WEl Their

Partly cloudy and eighty warmer tonighti
Saturday fart moderate sonshwest winds. Tenn.
Perature yesterday-Highest, S.; Lowest 81.
Full tOeathsr report on page $.
. The WashlngIuR Times the Only afternoon m
nls city nablAhng the dispatches Of Internatonai
News Service and Universai Services
Evening star., 1930-05-19
Only Exceptions.
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its ad-
vertisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star., 1930-05-19

Nervously lingering his revolver. Lieut. Werpers
eyes narrowed and his brows contracted. At last
he spoke: you've insulted me for the last time"
He sprang to his feet as did the captain, upon
whose face expression of surprise as he
turned toward his junior. though he had often
seen men with this jungle madness upon them,
the madness of solitude and brooding.
Evening star., 1930-05-19

Lieut. Albert werper after six months Of loneli-
ness in the Belgian Kongo, was in dangerous
mood Because he had dishonored his family name,
the young ran had been banished from the gay life
of Brussels. Now, in this isolated section of Africa
he brooded over his monoonous existence until his
hatred toward his superior officers had become q
form Of mania,
Evening star., 1930-05-19

He extended his hand to lay 1t soothingly on Wer-
per's shoulder, seeking to calm him. Quiet words
of counsel were upon his lips, but they never
spoken. Even before he could defend himself, the
enraged lieutenant pulled the trigger. Without q
moan, the captain sank to the floor and he fell,
the mists that had clouded Werper's brain lifted.
He realized he q murderer.
Evening star., 1930-05-19
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Evening star., 1930-05-19

Tonight. he sat upon the veranda Of their common
quarters glaring in silent rage at his captain, the
one supreme object of his dislike. The captain
q silent man and Werper interpreted this ST.
lence studied attempt to ignore him. Werper
imagined that his superior held him in contempt
and sc he fumed inwardly until now his madness
became suddenly homcidal
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