Evening star., 1936-10-05

iCOnLlnueO from HlISL RHEE.D
were ignored against Logan o. Will
ton and John S. Wilton. 24-year-old
twin brothers, who we're arrested Au-
gust Is alleeedlv with guns and spe-
cial oficer badges in their posses
sion.
They were taken into custody by
Detective Roy e. Blick Of the vice
squad, who had received complaints
concerning the activities of two men
who appeared to be policemen. The
guns said to have been found in their
possession were identified as belonging
to Detective Sergt. A. D. Mansfield
and Precinct Detective Elmer Dali
strom.
Charges against the two officers as
a result Of the incident now are pend
:. ing before the Police Trial Board
Mansfield and Dalstrom are alleged
to have lent the brothers the guns
while the Wiltons we're acting as spe-
scial officers during the Shrine parade
Maurice r. Pulaski, former manager
sef the Albee Building, was indicted
son ennbezzlement charges He Is al
e3eged to have taken money paid as rent
Fand converted 1t to his own use Short
ssges aggregating 1925 were alleged in
Rfwo true bills.
Narcotic Prescriptions.
- Alleged to have signed 13 prescrip-
lions for narcotics, Stanley Grady, Al,
sSas charged with forgery. He was
ssrrested April Is, when druggist
ffailed to recognize the name signed to
etfe order
r. Frank M. Rowley, 81, was indicted
on two charges OF performing GRIM
sinal operations. In one case the girl
5pas but 17years old. and in the other,
saa. Both recovered. Rowleys wife.
Mrs. Ethel Rowley, 26, was charged
sWith him in one Of the indictments.
Henry Albert Whittle, colored, 18,
and Henry Clemons. colored, II. both
inmates of the National Training
School for Boys, were charged by the
grand jury with attempting to incite
% riot at that institution.
The grand jury's report today was
Its last 1t will retire tomorrow, to be
ssucceeded by another panel, which will
serve for three months There were
sSs true bills in today's report.
Other Indictments.
Others indicted we're:
Hobart Dodson Carl c. Smith, Rob-
ert l.. Davis, Thornton L. Giles and
John F. Childs, JOY riding; Amelia
Furbush, Ethel F. Lucas, Joseph M.
Brockwell Rubin w, Carpenter. Joan
Webb, Richard Pope. Emmett D.
Dowden and Hattie I, PRESLEY.
grand larceny; John Monroe Earl
Vermillion. William A. Gallatin.
Thomas z. Drudy and Arthur Rich
ardson, HOUSEKEEPING and larceny;
Edward Frank, receiving stolen prop
erty; Madeline Parsons, Eunice Rob-
inson and Clifton Simpson, robbery;
John Sims and Fred Allen, robbery and
assault with intent to kill; Purcell
Couzens, assault with dangerous wea-
pom: Myron A. Gowans, embezzlement;
Samuel r. McGlone, Claude c. Walker
and Frank Black, larceny after trust
and embezzlement; Robert A. Murray,
Joseph H. Linkins. Harry c. Adams
and Harry v. Davis. gaming; Joe
Jones. Willie Erby and John Newton,
cashing another's Government check;
william Calvin Wharton, forging a
Government check; Perry Chairs, pos
sessing molds for coins. and Mimi
Cassetta and James N. Ostrander, vio-
lation of the white slave traffic act.
John H. McKim, forgery and utter
ing, and Jack M. Gersten and Emil F.
Rochedieu, conducting a lottery.
The following other charges were
ignored:
Robert l.. Garnett and William Lee,
assault with q dangerous weapon;
Bernard s. Reichlin, forgery and ut
tering; Allan Bray and Joseph Allen,
joy riding; Elizabeth H. Willis, grand
larceny. and Julian Shang, Robert
Kirk and Woodrow Eason. abduction.