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victed in District Court, but the
Court of Appeals reversed the con-
viction.
Later, the Supreme Court reversed
the Court of Appeals and upheld
the original conviction. Mrs. Beach
now is free on bond on stay of
sentence pending further attacks by
her attorneys on the conviction.
District Court records showed to-
day that Mrs. Meta B. Martin, for
mer wife of Mrs. Beach's present
husband, brought suit in 1913
against Mrs. Beach for 100000,
charging alienation of Chief
Martins affections, but that the suit
was quashed for improper service Of
the complaint on Mrs. Beach.
Police files showed today that four
Of the five women arrested in the
Pennsylvania avenue raid have rec
ords of arrests. r. Emmett McKen-
zie, attorney for Mrs. Locke, who
acted in obtaining renewal of her
massage parlor license for this year,
told the COMMISSIONS and Col. Ed
ward J. Kelly, superintendent Of po-
lice, who held a hearing on the case,
that Mrs. Locke had no criminal
record"
One Arrested "a Times.
Police files show she was arrested
in 1888 on charge of massaging a
person of the opposite sex and for
feited $40 bail. They also show that
she was arrested in 1910 for being
drunk and forfeited $40 bail. One
Of the women arrested Friday in the
place has record of "a previous
arrests.
She is Judy Hunt, who at various
times has used aliases of Judy Ellis
Shirley Shelton, Judith Nancy Mar
garet Hunt and Margaret Lewis
Seemingly, she was well known to
the police vice squad.
Members of that squad have ar
rested her repeatedly for investiga-
ton and released her later without
sending her to court, according to
the record.
Only one of the women arrested
had no previous police record. She
is Dolores Nieto, "a, colored, who
told police she lives in the 100
block OF street NV.
First Arrested in l94I.
The Hunt woman's record began
here in 1941, according to the police
records. She was arrested in April
of that year charged with soliciting
and was given the option of a $50
fine or As days in jail.
Thereafter, the record shows, she
was picked up regularly by officers
Of the vice squad. jailed overnight
for investigation" and released
without going to court. However, or
September %, 1912, she was picked
up by officers of a precinct station
for soliciting and again went tx
court, receiving the option of ST.
fine or go days in Jail. In the
meantime. she had gone to New
York City and there appeared twic,
in Magistrates Court, late in 194l. II
both cases in New York, she received
suspended sentence, according K
records supplied the Washington
Police Department by the Fedora
Bureau of Investigation. The exact
charges were not given.
The record of the Hunt woman.
arrests and releases continued
through 1912 and part of 1913. Blu
on April 80, 1943, she was arrested
on charge Of conspiracy to violate
the Mann Act, case in which thu
FBI was active. Disposition Of that
case is not shown in the records. Or
September 81, 1943, she forfeited s.
bail on disorderly conduct charge
On April 4, this year, she was ar.
rested at $50 am, on complaint oi
man listed in the record as Vladi.
mir p. Burdin, for grand larceny
but that charge was dropped anc
the same night was again picked ur
for investigation and released.
Maria Karika, "a, colored, who gave