Evening star., 1951-10-22


liam M. Richardson.
%. On February /, 1851, the
defendant Shirley Mccoy went to
the home of Heber McWilliams, ST.
20. On May /, 1850, Ruby Geary
Idrove several girls from Seat
Pleasant to the residence of Now
land in Alexandria.
Supervised Girls.
80. On January 2, 1851. Mrs
IGeary went to the home Of Heber
IMcWilliams. ST.. at North Beach
81. On December l, 1s48, Eliza
beth Brady worked as a SUPER
visor with several girls who were
present at the Arcade at North
Beach at which time and place
said girls were engaged in obtain
ing various data from numbers
slips and records which a short
time before had been brought
from the District.
80. On February l. 1851. Mrs
Brady was present at the home OF
Heber McWilliams, ST., at which
time and place she worked as a
supervisor with several girls who
were engaged In obtaining various
data from numbers slips and rec
ords which a short time before
had been brought to that place
from the District.
Fail to Appear in County.
Meanwhile. Inspector Bullock,
Kirby and Lowry had been ex-
pected to appear this morning be-
fore the Prince Georges County
grand jury but did not show up.
Sheriff Carlton Beall said he had
been assured personally by Lowry
that he would appear and the
sheriff added that Metropolitan
police headquarters promised to
notify Bullock and Kirby.
The county cannot subpoena
jury witnesses across the Mary
land line. 1t was pointed out,
however. that Kirby lives in the
county and could be required to
go before the jury if this is de-
sired.
Heading the list of those who
were sworn in today as witnesses
for the county inquiry were Mary
land State Police Sergts. Murray
Jackson and Tom Smith. They
were attached to the investigative
staff of the old Senate Crime
Committee headed by Senator
IO'Conor and have conducted a
long investigation for the county
Former Sheriff Absent.
| Interest also was attached to
the appearance of Ralph w
Brown, former police chief in
Prince Georges and Guy E. Cur
tis. a former deputy sheriff. No.
tably absent was former Sheriff
Earle Sheriff, who was sent to
prison for Federal income tax
evasion after telling Federal
agents that he had accepted $22.-
900 protection money" from the
gambling fraternity. According
to Mr.. Beall, deputies have been
unable to find Earle Sheriff to
serve a summons.
Other witnesses sworn in to-
day were: 1t. E. H. mike Null
ligan of the Colmar Manor town
police. County Police Pvt. Donald
l.. Forsht and Detective Sergt.
Wilson Purdy, who has made one
previous appearance as a witness,
Two other witnesses appeared
later. They were Milford Burkley
colored, who has filed a $4,000
damage suit against Nelson, alleg-
ing that Neslon pistol whipped
him during dispute over a num-
bers payoff. and Tilghman Green
leaf, colored. a laborer who lived
in Fairmont Heights. Md. Burk-
ley. who was mentioned in one of
the overt acts, was a District grand
jury witness, too.
! Inspector Bullock S name cropped
up frequently in the inquiry in the
District.
The inspector was principal
figure in Police Department
shakeup in February, 1947, when
! the late Maj. Harvey G. Callahan
: then superintendent. transferred
him out of the command of the
, eleventh precinct when that pre-