Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-03-27
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ously reported addresses or those
found in directories. The sus-
pected place at 1910 Forty sixth
street, for instance. was given as
Colmar Manor in Mr.. Fays list
and as BladenSburg in the Friday
announcement of the raids.
The list, with addresses as an
nounced by Mr.. Fay. is as follows:
/ Colmar Manor, Md: 1908 Thir-
ty-eighth street, S. Blake; 1906
Fortieth place. Charles. sNewton;
1910 Forty sixth street, S. STAN
ton; 3640 Bladensburg road. M.
Venton; 1929 Bladensburg road,
r. D. Camp; 1921 Bladensburg
road, Sam Howard; 3817 Bladens-
burg road Pete Gianaris: 370l
Bladensburg road, State Wide
Sport News Distributors.
Mount Rainier, Md: 1914 Thir-
ty-fourth street, James Byrnes;
3l07 Perry street, John Carroll:
1921 Rhode Island avenue, Frank
Disney; 1901 Nicholson street,
Jack Lery or Levy; 1911 Thirty
fourth street, Anthony lombard;
ALL Twenty-ninth street, M. Cor
don; 1901 Perry street. Robert
Durham.
Riverdale, Md: 54O4 Taylor
road, William Greenfield; $500
Taylor road, Howard Monk Seal.
Silver Hill, Md: 1927 Naylor
road. Charles Rogers; 442l Silver
Hill road, Ted Smyrnas.
ChilIum, Md: 311 Riggs road,
Ruby Haberman.
. Hyattsyille, Md: 2003 Patterson
road, J. Long.
j Brentwood, Md: 1901 Twenty
ninth street, Louis Kapporos.
Fairmont Heights, Md: 6202
Sheriff road, Tom Dykes.
| Avondale, Md: 200 Queens
chapel road, E. J. Kennedy.
boulevard, Thomas Byrne.
Tuxedo, Md: $3.50 Tuxedo road,
A. H. Smith.
Arlington, Va: 4708 wilson
boulevard, Thomas Byrne.
Citizens Volunteer Information.
While Mr.. Fay and his asso-
ciates were preparing material for
the grand jury and discussing
further possible moves. they re-
ceived several calls from citizens
volunteering new information on
gambling locations.
Several. of these reports were
from housewives who explained
they were prompted to telephone
when they read of the raids and
saw we mean business" the Off
Gals said.
In at least two instances the
informants gave detailed informa-
ton such as specific times. dates
and places as well as tag numbers
of automobiles.
I'VE regard information of that
kind as very valuable officials
said. I'VE hope that the raids
and the publicity will produce
further tips"
Another who was disclosed to
have made sworn statements that
led. to several of the raids and
arrests, was Wildred D. Barrett,
"a, Of the 1900 block efPark-
way terrace drive, Suitland, Md.
Mr.. Fay said Mr.. Barrett was a
clerical employe in his Office.
Other officials at the court house
tsaid the youth has been in that
office about five months and has
been studying law nights: at Co
'lumbus University School Of Law.
He came from Chicago last year
and during the, war was In the
Air Force.
He signed the statement that
resulted in the warrant are INST
Harry Kopel, 81, co-proprietor Of
Hammels restaurant in the 400
block Of Tenth Street NV. Com
missioner Lawrence disclosed.
The Hammels raid was a surprise.
1t is one of the citys leading
steak houses.
There was a prompt response
by many District officials to Mr..
Fays announcement earlier yes
terday that he would bring evil
dence of gambling law violations
to the attention of municipal
agencies responsible for regulation
of liquor licensees. taxicabs, and
business establishments.
Barrett Has No Comment.
There was no comment from
Police Supt. Robert ]. Barrett. A
spokesman told reporters yester-
day: The major is not going to
see the press this morning. He
has nothing whatever to say.
The only thing he knows is what
he reads in the papers,"
Several other District officials
said they would act to revoke
licenses or take other appropri-
ate action if Mr.. Fay's operatives
obtain sufficient evidence that
gambling has been allowed or
practiced by license holders.
License Supt. Chatham T. Not
tingham said he would require a
court conviction against business
owners under the jurisdiction of
his office.
I'VE know that in certain parts
of town nearly all pool rooms,
barber shops and even parking
lots are involved in gambling"
Mr.. Nottingham declared last
night. But we need a conviction
before we can order a licensee to
show cause why the business
license should not be revoked"
Has Revocation Power.
Alan w. Payne, chairman of
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board, said if Mr.. Fay's evidence
impresses; the board and Assistant
Corporation Counsel Robert Wise,
fti6sosoaecutor, the liquor license
: holder involved will be cited to