Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
THREE EMPLOYEES
| OF DAIRY INDICTED
IN $4,000 THEFT
Two Accused of Grand Lar.
ceny and Third of Receiving
| Stolen Property.
NEW COUNTS INVOLVING
| $44,369 FACE HAYNES
Former Film Cashier Charged With
Embezzlement of $500 of
Employers Funds.

Three employees of the Southern
Diaries, Inc, were indicted In connec.
ton with the looting Of the company's
safe on August 81 last by the District
grand jury today.
charges OF grand larceny are con.
famed in indictments returned against
FREQ Nally and Roy Beal. former EN-.
ployes, while William j. Whalen, also a
former employe, is charged with re-
ceiving stolen property,
Inc indictments against Nally and
Beal allege that they entered the conn
panyS ONCE on the night of August 81
ana stole from the safe approximately
$l@,OOO. Whalen, 1t is charged, re-
ported the robbery on September 1.
showing his employers a 500 bill which
ne said, was given him by Nally and
6eai as hush money. The indictment
against Whalen was In connection with
the taking Of the 500 bill.
According to statements made by their
attorney, F. p. Donahue, Nally and Real
left Washington after the robbery bier NV hv
automobile and drove to Staten Island.
n. Y.' where their automobile broke
QoWn. They surrendered to United
states Attorney Leo A. Rover on Sep
tember 3 and turned over all of the
money except approximately 5000. They
are said TO have told police their act was
prompted by a drunken spree.
Indictment Names Haynes.
Another indictment returned today
was against Harry v. Haynes, former
president OF the Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank OF Georgetown, who is REIN
dlcted on charges of misapplication and
making false entries in the banks books
and with three additional defalcations,
bringing the total to approximately
$4,000.
counts, charging the embezzlement of
$l25,978. The new indictment contains
three additional counts covering $44,-
36939.
Another indictment charges Edgar
Jacobs, former cashier for the Para.
mount Famous-Lasky Corporation and
the Paramount-Publix Corporation, with
the embezzlement of approximately $500
OF his employers funds. Jacobs was
recently sued In the District Supreme
Court by the Paramount-Pu Corpo-
ration for the recovery Of S7O. 600. which
they alleged he wrongfully applied to
his own use. The indictment, however,
charges only the embezzlement Of I'VE
express money orders.
The grand jury also returned another
indictment charging Carl Benjamin
Davis with robbery. The new indicts
ment alleges that Davis held UP the
Gulf Refining filling station, at IDOL
Potomac avenue southeast, last July 20.
and robbed the manager Of $56.08, at
the point Of pistol.
Accused Of RObbing Collector.
Davis was indicted several weeks sgo
on q charge Of robbing collector Of the
Lord Baltimore filling stations Of
$2,11682. At the same time Paul q.
Embrey and Morris @. Beck were Jointly
indicted ON charge Of robbery IN con-
necton with the hold-up on Augisb Z
OF runner for the Mount Vernon sav$
tngs Bank.
Others indicted, with the charges
against them, were: Lawrence Aubrey
Enos and Charles Roberts Francis, nom
support of wife; Robert Toward Colbert,
non-Support of wife and minor child:
julius d. Scheer and Homer Lee Drum
mond, non-support of minor child;
Raymond Oliver Owens, John B. Nc
Donald, Joseph Bernard Harding and
Ralph Robert Reid, non-S1pport Of
minor children: Harry v. hazel Henry
Gay, Jack Fancy (alias tack Tracey;
alias Jack Freeney), Joseph Black
dsr% violating Section 826b p. g. codes
Oscar Moore and Richaxd Proctor.
grand larceny and violating Section
each d. O. code; Raymond q. Miles.
grand larceny; Charles Miller, Harry A.
Lewis, James A. Leftwich, Albert Smith
and John Henry lie Febvre, houses
breaking and larceny; Louis Carter.
larceny from United States; James A
assault with dangerous
weapon; Rocco Pelicaro, Babe Thomas
(alias John Thomas), William Marshall
Sam Hurwitz, N. II. Smith, Mary r.
Collins (aliaS Davis, George Frankliu.
Grady G. McGlasson (alias John Ma0~
gleson and Meatrice McGlasson (aliaS
Rose Irene Macglesan), violating ma
tional prohibition act: Val A. Sans
chez, forgery and uttering; James Col
ston, manslaughter; Worthington N.
forgery and uttering.
The grand jury refused to indict the
following: Harry v. Hazel, violation
section 826-b District of Columbia code;
Milton O'Neal Powell (alias O'Neal
PowelD and James Tascoe, grand
larceny; Jefferson Dudley, assault dans
gerous weapon; William Marshall, vio-
lation national prohibition act; Henry
James, carnal knowledge; Lorenzo Tam
ner and John Sewell, violation section
S65 code; Donald Johnson, violation
policy law