Evening star., 1939-11-21
D. T.. Moforist
Is Indicted in
Woman's S Death
Theft of Football
Tickets Charged to
18-Yeur-OId Youth

A Washington motorist was in
dicted on manslaughter charge by
the grand jury today in connection
with pedestrian traffic death No.
vember 4. 1t was one of At indict-
ments returned at District Court.
John w. Malloy, "a, colored, of the
HOO block of Eighth street NV,
was held on the manslaughter
charge as the driver of the automo-
bile which fatally injured Dorothy
Butler, 35, also colored, of the 900
block of T street NV. The accident
occurred near the latter's home.
Police said Malloy and two pas
sengers in his car abandoned the
automobile after the accident and
fled from the scene. Malloy alleg-
edly was driving As miles an hour
when his car struck the victim.
Theft of Tickets Charged.
An indictment on charge OF
grand larceny was handed down
against James Garrett, 18, colored,
accused of stealing 1875 football
tickets, valued at $165 each, from
the office of the Washington Red
skins. Jack Espey, manager OF the
professional football team, visited
the grand jury room while the case
was under consideration. 1nvestl-
gators said the tickets, all for the
Redskins Philadelphia Eagles game
November 5, were sold to strangers
by Garrett and a friend and that
Garrett received SIT as his share Of
the receipts.
The jury indicted William T.
Chappelle, AZ, colored, on a man
slaughter charge in connection with
the fatal shooting of John R. Lytle,
"A, colored, November 5 in the 200
block of R street NV.
Brooks Garrett, colored, 18 years
old, and James Matthews, colored,
18 years old, were indicted on a
charge of grand larceny in the theft
of S197 on November 6 from Agnes
M. Leonard, manager of the Christ
Child Opportunity Shop, 1417 Wis
consin avenue NV.
Others Indicted.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are: Edward w. Mon
ey, grand larceny; Emory @. Radel,
jr.. joyriding and grand larceny;
Thomas w. Joyner, James Davis,
Carl Akowskey, Eugene Mahaney,
joyriding; Thomas w. Joyner, Carl
Akowskey, Eugene Mahaney, house
breaking and larceny; Nathan
Sondheimer, receiving stolen prop
erty: James D. Edwards, Walter
]. Bladen, Franklin E. Petit, jr.;;
Reds Davis, David Burton, Clarence
Blair, Clayton Rothwell, Lester c.
jackson, James E. Smith, Ralph
Owens and Robert D. Williams,
housebreaking and larceny; Ralph
Owens, Walter Wasutin, house.
breaking; James Campbell, house
breaking and larceny from the Dis
trict of Columbia, for allegedly TAX
ing 5 bushels of coal from the mu-
nicipalitys building at Second and
N streets NE. on November 9;
Ernest l.. Bennett, Robert D. Will
uams, Samuel Sutton, Paul Crutch-
field, George Vakas, Russell Ander-
son, William j. Hawk, jr.; Lloyd A
Hawk and Warren Gross, robbery;
Warren Gross, Sylvester l.. Gray
and Michael Lee, assault with a
dangerous weapon; James H. Will
liams, assault with dangerous
weapon and assault with intent to
kill; Charles G. Lingley and William
Smith, forgery and uttering; Will
liam A. Smith, Harry Lynch, viola
ton Liquor Taxing Act of 1884;
Lawrence j. Turner, Marc Coleman,
Sallie Avery and Jesse Jackson, vio-
lation of the Harrison Narcotic Act
the Narcotic Drugs Import and Ex-
port Act and conspiracy.