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Evening star., 1942-04-07
Nick Dean Sentenced
To 3 Years in Film
Extonion Case
Bioff's Deputy Collector
Also Fined $4,000
After PIeo Of Guilty
BY the Associated Press.

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NEW YORK, April Mick Cir
celia, alias Nick Dean, Chicago
night club and gambling house oper-
ator and described by prosecutors as
deputy collector" for Willie Biofi
convicted West Coast racketeer, was
sentenced to eight years imprison-
ment and fined $4,000 by Federal
Judge Henry Goddard today follow
ing his plea Of guilty to a con-
spirary to extort more than 81 900, :
900 from major motion picture pro-
| ducers.
Characterized by United States
Attorney Matthias Correa as 'typi-
cal Chicago gangster," Dean last
month pleaded guilty to an indict-
ment naming him and Louis Kauf-
man. business agent Of the Newark
IN. J) local Of the International AL
lance of Theatrical Stage Employees
GA. F. L. as defendants, and Biofi
and George E. Browne, former presi-
dent Of the I. A. T. S. E., as Cocoon
spirators
The indictment alleged a scheme
to force motion picture producers to
pay huge tribute under threats to
call a Nation-w strike OF projec-
ton machine operators.
His plea of guilty is q typical
gangster maneuver, calculated TO
block further investigation" Mr.
Correa told the court. He simply
is taking orders from some one else
to prevent the Government from
continuing its investigations. Hes
done everything in bis power to OBJ
struct the administration of Justice
in this manner"
Biod and Browne were tried sev-
eral months ago under . similar in
dictment drawn under provisions OF
the Federal Anti-Racketeering Act
Both convicted, Biof was sentenced
to 10 years imprisonment and
Browne to eight years. Dean faced
a maximum Of 10 years imprison-
ment.
Evening star., 1942-04-07
Loose Money Here Held
Crime Cause by McCarran

Washington was described as the
"honey pot of the world" last night
by Chairman McCarran of the Sen
ate District Committee, who warned
that "loose money" here might
cause a crime wave.
Senator McCarran's remarks were
made during the course of an in
spection of regular and auxiliary
detectives at their nightly lineup
in police headquarters. Accom-
panying him were Commissioner
John Russell Young and Police Su-
perintendent Edward K. Kelly.
The Nevada Senator congratulate
ed the detectives on their work dur
ing the past six months, but warned
against overconfidence. Don't fool
yourselves into thinking that those
waves Of crime won't come again, !"
he said.
Because more money is turned
loose in the city than in any place
in the world" Washington is an
obvious objective of criminals, he
added.
Evening star., 1942-04-07
Negroes
Continued From First Pase)

oping bases outside the United
States continental limits. There
also would be . special Negro outlet
in the marines, according to present
plans. Recruiting Of colored men
for service in the messnen branch is
to continue without change.
1t Is planned to put all colored
crews, with the exception Of white
petty officers at first, on small boats
for general Navy duty. Later, when
colored petty officers have had sum-
cient training, they win replace the
white petty ofiicers, and In some
instances would be in charge Of the
boats.
There are no present plans for
commissioning colored men, the
Navy said.
I'VE are going into this in q cor
dial spirit Of experimentation that
will produce the least possible dim
culties," Secretary Knox explained.
Evening star., 1942-04-07
Eddy Concert Postponed

The Nelson Eddy recital which
was scheduled for tonight at Con-
stitution Hall has been postponed
because the baritone has contracted
a sore throat. Mrs. Dorothy Hodgkin
Dorsey, sponsor of the concert. an
nounced that Mr.. Eddy will appear
next Saturday evening.
Tickets purchased for tonight's
performance will be honored. with
out the necessity of making any
change, Mrs. Dorsey said.
Evening star., 1942-04-07
UarnH nf UhankH

FLEET, DORA. The family Of the late
Mrs. DORA FLEET gratefully acknowledge
your thouRhtfulness and sympathy In their
bereavement
JOHNSON, ANNIE HAWKINS: The fam
fly of the late ANNIE HAWKINS JOHN
SON desire to express their sincere thanks
for the sympathy, kindness and help ex-
tended during their recent bereavement.
LAYTON. SARAH E. The family Of the
their many friends for the kindnesses ex-
tended her during her lons illness and ior
the beautiful expressions and moral tributes
upon her death Also all who participated
IN conducting the funeral.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER; INEI L.
LIAM c. TRAYNHAM.
ROBERTSON, HARRY c. The family OF
the late HARRY C, ROBERTSON desire to
express their thanks for the sympathy.
husband and father.
Evening star., 1942-04-07
Lew Ayres' Movies
Banned in Boston
By the AssociAted Press.

BOSTON, April THE Boston
City Council passed an order yester.
day requesting the city censor tc
revoke the license Of any theatei
exhibiting pictures in which Lew
Ayres, now in q conscientious OBJ
jectors' camp, plays a part.
The order was passed on motion
OF City Councillors Charles I. Taylor
and William r. Hurley Of Roxbury
Evening star., 1942-04-07
Norfolk Population Coins

NORFOLK, Va, April 7 (R.-Nor-
folk has an estimated population
OF 242,100. according to figures just
released by the Norfolk Advertising
Board. These figures show an in
crease Of nearly 100000 since 1910
and brings the city up to first place
in the State.
Evening star., 1942-04-07
Jefferson Breaks Own Salvage
Record on First Vacation Day
Poper Collections
| For Tomorrow

The tollopino Is the schedule for
the collection of paper. cardboard
and magazines in The Epentno
Star-P.-T. A. SaIpage for Victory
campaign in the third district, to-
gether ,Dith the schools making
Evening star., 1942-04-07
1n Mrn1urtant


CLEMONs. MARTHA TYLER. In sad
@ohey nHt Gvpf EfTH aso
departed from US four years ago today.
April Z, 1888.
In our hearts her memory fingers.
Sweetly tender. fond and true;
There is not . day. dear mother,
That we do not think OF you.
HEH TEkSGAW RfSgINR cak4a5H cakRol Afp pAER TYEER
HEEEk HEEEk AsD FRaEMsT SdEEs l. f1IER f1THERiSE
COOK, MELvINA M. and GEORGE M.
n MVfH2 TfRSrs No OF .Sd nesssE 'sf
who left US three years ago, January /,
1889, and April Z. 1889.
"Remembering"
TULIP AND COOK.
memory Of our devoted husband and father
JAMES s. HACKNEY. who departed ttti
life nine years ago today, April z, 1888.
A day . month. another year.
since % You ' Stole ~ away in the still of the day.
Left our happy home.
We cannot but say we miss you.
Though, we know Gods will must be done;
Our only hope is to join you.
His pEvoTED WIFE. MABEL g. HACK, sI5
EVERETT HACKNEY.
HANDLEY. LEO EDWARD. In sad but
LEO EDWARD HANDLEY. who passed
naf .xs yeals mass at N.tvty W chuicn
He little thousht when leaving home
That he would never return:
That he so soon IN death would sleep
And leave us here to mourn.
happy home We once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still;
But death has left loneliness
The world can never NIL.
Eacn day but brings the grief anew.
rf nsg
o God. in Heaven. pity u.s.
he'D Us 'eA' LONELY FAMILY.
HAWKINS. ALFRED JAMES. In sad By!
four four Yea years ago today. April I. 1888
You have crossed the raging sea Of time,
But sns4t lsi, BloRs f IN tas stosna sfSTm M. roll
BY faith am sailing on.
With only ont. last hope in view
And this know is true,
You never can return to me,
But ! can come to you.
JARVIS. CHESTER II. Sacred to tn.
9bo f oH , osea %, s.ven ene ,.sIs
April Z. 1885.
Time speeds on. seven years have passed
Since death its gloom. its shadows cast
And took from us a inning iishs
we miss that light and ever will:
His vacant place there Is none to mi;
PSi a. here IN E:s1sH .a iii Rss i ss
LAWSON. GENEvIEvE E. Sweet Is ths
Z. LAWSON, who left US three years agee
today. April Z. 1889. TO join our loved
'''e' 'A ~ ANNA AND HELEN.
MATTHEWS. MATILDA. In loving re.
sHE .o
US seven years ago today, April z, 1885.
ne Ana aasseTed aaass1 eA%s round m fn bed
And bore her ON the wings Of love
To that sweet, heavenly home above.
HER & 2EK4HERa sESTfss ssD }9saRa1ez
FULLER
PoINDExTER. SUTTON I. In msmoI,
DEXTER, who departed this life two YEAR,
My heart stiil aches with sadness.
God only knows how I miss YOU
Al Inc eAf HIS s DEVOTED De- lSTE WiFE.
RICKs. ENoCH. In sad but loving rs;
membranee Of my dear husband yts. d,,,E ENocH I,
Nee Never f0aA day % Polls By that don't think Of
Which always brings a silent tear;
Thoushts return to scenes that have passed
THn MS F4s 81 SYt WIFI msToTH LILA E RSks
ROBINSON, RUTH L. In loving mem.
SON, who departed this life four year,
ago, April z, 1898.
HER son. LEON r. SMITH.
WEST. BEATRICE PEARL. In sad but
loving remembrance Of my dear dauEh'
parted this life four years ago today. April
She had . kind word ioI every one.
A heart as pure as gold;
The home is sad and lonesome now
Where once she used to roam.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
HER LOVING MOTHER, ANNIE WEST.
Evening star., 1942-04-07

The first railway locomotive
crossed the summit of the now
famous Ration Pass on November
30. 1878
Evening star., 1942-04-07

WRENN, EMMA B. On Monday, April 8,
1912 at Homeopathic Hospital. EMMA B.
WRENN Of 332 seaton place ne. wife Of
Mrs. John Tuck OF Newark. N. j.; Mrs
Edwin L. Ellis of Washington, D. c., and
sister of Jerry NJ. Conner and Mrs: Flor;
Mrs Guy w Chapman Of Lexington. Va. :,
Services at the 8. II. Hines Co. funeral
home. 290l 14th st. NV on Tuesday
April Z. at pm. 1nterment Newark. N. J.
Evening star., 1942-04-07
4ratha

THOMPSON WILLIAM. On SUNDAY
s. AD' Sc. . WM & hf HSossfsRSs sh7 devoted Ia
son 81 Ida Thompson. brother Of Louise
mourn their loss ether relatives and
uneTa home isSo South ii espito g.
until 1 pm. Tuesday. April z: thence to
his late residence.
from annsE. ST. Msthss. bap ARh Church at New
Jersey ave: and st. sc. Interment Rose
WALKER, MARY r. On Sunday. April
I'M = Per wSEs EsiSsins. bsos:d s:sn:s s. Ian; 81
%sfs5 Iss his. %S,n:E g aissae &:
Services At Chambers funeral home. 5I7
j pm. Relativ.s and friends ds'i invited
Int anterment Monocacy Cemetery, Bealls-
d.y WlIkINsoN 1sTi g ,s4a SHAnHEs dHsR.s On MGn
fatSsf oi eSsGies haa L. o1 wiein.on, G ~
Funeral from the James T. Ryan funeral
home, 3l7 Pa. ave. Sc, Thursday, April
shsfsh s.ssg:, mas; ia ;;!1J: M ,sS9:s
terment Holy Rood Cemetery. s
MlNsToH ata ,.9s 5ERoK Ko,n On sunday Ms Apsl
sroS hasSaad =. neda oa ess1ss eoTs % father
Of Clarence, Leroy and Beatrice Winston:
Wrjxht. Other relatives also survive him.
Funeral Thursday, April q, at 2. pm,
from the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1892 You st. NV. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
WOLF, JOHN HENRY. On Monday,
so st. E. JOIN 4 al hEaR9 sH@e WEE .a S.io1e
husband Of Laura NJ. Wolf and father OF
John Henry Wolf ~. OF Jacksonville. Fla.
day. April 8, at 2:30 pm. Intermept
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited.
WOLF, JOHN H.. A special communities
- tion of Naval Lodge, No. 4, r. A.
N A. M. is called At 1880 pm.
IN Wednesday. April g.. 1912, for
~HMA the purpose Of attending the fu-
WJW neral OF our late brother, JOHN
~L~ H. WOLF. BY order OF the
" worshipful master.
ROLAND M. BROWN, Secretary.
WRENN, EMMA B. On Monday, April 6.
Evening star., 1942-04-07

ROMEO, vENERA sANFILIPPo. On
Tuesday, April 7, 1912. at the residence OF
her daughter. 1888 Wilson blvd. Arlington
Va, VENERA SANFILIPPO ROMEO, be-
loved mother q Mario ssnfp,po nf n,Eo Romeo
Remains resting at the above address.
Notice of funeral later.
SMITH, LUCY n. On Monday. April 8.
1912, LUCY H. SMITH, beloved wife Of the
late Thomas B. Smith and mother Of Clar-
ence E. and Thomas B. Smith, Mrs. Will
liam B. Miller. Mrs. Luther s. Frey, Mrs;
J. Frank Winter. Mrs. Frank Marden and
Mrs Blanche McGinness. q
Funeral, privste, from the W. W; Deal a.
fss4sd.s homs spr 4sls 3 orfr ss Il
ment t Gfenwood Cemetery.
STEWARD, JOHN. On Saturday, April
4 1912. at Glenn Dale Sanitarium. JOHN
STEWARD. He leaves a mother. father,
sister and. brother and also other rela-
RemainS resting at the so Henry 1ass Wash Yssh:
s where nH funeral er will Be held Tuesday, April
Z, at pm. Interment, Thelma, Va. 7
THOMAS. WILLIAM HENRY. Departed
this life on Sunday. April 5. 1912, at
ness. WILLIAM HENRY THOMAS. hus-
baTgh. Pa: loving father Of Mrs. Alyee
loss ttree grandchildren, cousin, Mrs.
Rev. NJ. Cecil Mills, and other relatives
saoal af eBss gfos ussRs home ss'tst I
from First baptist Church. Mount Piessa nj
NV. interment Bedford. Pa.
Evening star., 1942-04-07

BROWN, JAMES. On Friday, April 3.
1912. JAMES BROWN, brother Of Jesse
and Philip Brown and Ida Jones Sharp.
Funeral Wednesday, April 8. at II roon,
from Boyd's funeral home 1888 Goth st.
NV. Friends may call after 6 pm. Tues
Cay, April :, at the above funeral home.
Evening star., 1942-04-07
MERIWETHER. MARY

life on Monday, Ap5il 6; 1912; az Charles
wife of the late James H. Meriwether.
mother of Mr. R. H. Meriwether. Mrs: N. z.
Henderson, Mrs. S. N. Nutter and Mrs. z
E. Washington. Also surviving is a brother.
E. F. Robinson OF wellington Ohio. After
noon Wednesday friends may call at the
MCGUIRE funeral home. 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral services Thursday, April Q. at
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church at 2
pm Interment Woodlavn Cemetery. &
Evening star., 1942-04-07

day. April &, 1912, at New York City LO-
RETTA BRIGHT BROWN, sister of the late
Francis Bright Hurd, Irving and Tom
Bright. Remains will be restlng al Camp
bells funeral home, 423 4th st. sw.
Notice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1942-04-07

LASTER, ENOCH E. Suddenly, on Sat-
urday, April 4. 1912, ENOCH z. LASTER,
beloved husband of Marguerite Laster.
Funeral from the Huntemann funeral
nesday. tieS April & at II am. Relatives and
friends invited to attend Interment
George Washington Memorial Park Gem
etery.
Evening star., 1942-04-07

Tuesday, April Z. 1912. WILLIAM WILSON
MATTHEWS, beloved husband of Blanche
Baldwin Matthews, brother Of Miss Lucy L.
Matthews of St Francisville, La. and Mrs
James E. Keeler; uncle of Miss Rosalee L.
Matthews of Washington, D. c.
Funeral from Joseph Gawler's. 1850 Pa.
ave. NV. on Thursday, April 8. at 3 pm,
IntermPnt private
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-22

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books valued II $500 wefs : 70
tai loss
The science laboratory. horne
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rszl equipment Was also ; com
plete loss sewing marhnaeA
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amoag tne lost equipment
The only Building saved waa
the manual training shop which
Was located Some distance from
the main building and Is n Use 3
8 training center Tor waf WORKERS
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ire classes. wseFe hastily renewed
By volunteers who feared that
the busAd5ng would catch On FIRE
and cause an explosion
Ha.BuilAina Difficult
Sax thousand dollars insurance.
was Ii effect on the building at
she lEae mat 4 burned. officials
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Commencement Exercises In Three
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Guest Conducts Class
IN Rule Calculation
For War Workers

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calculation. conducted - v. 4
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-22
Grand Jury Adjourns After
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Find Officers Dii7eni n Efforts 70
Enforce Law Report e Judge S0Yx:
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