Evening star., 1937-12-01
TORRE IS INDICTED
IN BRIBERY CASE
Cugino's Brother.in.LaW Is
Accused of Giving Money
to D. C. Policeman.

Charles Tore, IS, described by police
AZ = brother-in-law of Tony (The
Singer Cugino. notorious gang killer
who committed suicide in New York
Jail, was Indicted by the grand jury
today on : bribery charge. ID
Tore Is alleged TO have offered De-
tective Carl L. Sierk, second precinct,
$50 q month to protect" a gambling
resort Ii the HOO block Of Thirteenth
street. sSierk reported the alleged
offer to his superiors, and Tore was
arrested shortly after he reportedly
handed Saerk $50. -,
Policeman Jeff Henry, formerly Of
the ninth precinct. and Edna Gray,
coloFed, vera indicted on q criminal
operation charge. Henry. who Is nov
being sought " aslthoritaes, tk ac-
cused Of arrxnging Tor The operation.
The patient MRvtsEd esss,5s AsS.sss
7 Charges of fa.ault with dangerous
weapon and with intent to kill were
Contained in an indictment against
Martin Ainsworth, -, who alleeedly
struck his wife, Mrs. Lottle r. Aims
worth, on the head with a hatchet
and slashed his mother-in-law Mrs,
Rachel E. Bean, October 29 at Mrs.
8eans apartment, 908 Twentieth
street NV. The two women said he
had been drinking.
Clea Hinton, colored, 30, was in
dicted on first-degree murder charge
IN connection with the shooting Aus,lst
10. ut Fourteenth and Riggs streets
NV. Of William Harris. colored
Hinton has hot been apprehended.
Others indicted were:
Alfred Penn, Johnnie Brown, Philip
=. Long, Richard Carrick. Leon
Bolden, William Kendrick. James B.
Butler, Jesse Blue, James Davis.
Joseph F. Gray and James E. GRAY.
housebresking and larceny; Clyde
Iolley, John E. Gupton and Charles
Hopper, housebreaking and larceny
from the District of Columbia; RAY
mond Bateman and John Mitchell
grand larceny: william Oden. Bernard
+. Thomas, Dupree Jones, Preston
Hymes, William w. Green. Louis
Golden, Martha Washington. Clara
Brown, Jesse Jones, Charles Young.
Henry Jackson, Leroy M. Hunt, Leon
Warren. Everett Jones, Robert %.
Scott. Ralph W. Thomas, Raymond E.
Taylor. robbery; Charlie r. johnson.
assault with dangerous weapon: :
Ernest Hawkins and Clarence Precia
rape; Edward c. Cantor, assault with
intent to commit rape; Robert Lee
utS and Charles "A. Rhinehard. viola
ton Of the Motor Vehicle Theft Act =.
John R. schlosser, grand larceny
and false pretenses; John S. Thomn-
son and .Ered B. Sinsel, forgery
and uttering and false pretenses: John
T. Hopkins, forgery and utterinp:
Theodore Anronti. jr.; Cora Parker
and Eldon A. Akerly, forging a Gov.
ernnent check; George c. Heinrich.
Daniel L. Jenkins. Earl w. Bailey.
Garland Z. Carr and James Z. Prince
receiving stolen property: william ].
WATSON ana Lawrence Turner. mar
cotic law violation; Marjorie Graf
fius. John Garner, Walter Tate and
Leslie Z. England. passing counterfeit
money; James johnson, Melvin c.
Lgons and George w. Berkley, gaming
law violation.
The following cases were ignored:
Arthur Stewart, assault with a
DANGEROUS weapon; Charles Roach.
receiving stolen property; Joseph Mil
ton Dunn and Deskin e. Brown. lar
ceny from the United States; Bill
Hamilton and Albert Estrada, larceny
after trust; Aaron Grollman. Milton
Adler and William Feinstein, gaming
law violation: Elmer p. Grimes, false
pretensss. and Wilbur Holder. GRIM
sinal operation.