Evening star., 1953-09-28
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Deputies Arrest II
! In Weekend Raids
In Prince Georges

Prince Georges County's Sher-
II Carlton G. Beall plans to con-
inue his breakdown against
County night clubs and drinking
spots following a week end Of
raids in which his deputies
shared a dozen persons, includ-
Ing three StripteaSerS.
The sheriff said today the
drive by his 30-man force of
deputies-most of them unpaid
'voIunteers-would continue as
long as the taverns and night
spots have a tendency to vio-
late the law"
He added: Wen keep on un-
I'll they clean up or close up"
Hearings This Week.
Inose arrested over the week
enc We're seized Saturday night
VI early yesterday in six places,
o,le OF which was an after-hours
Cluo ililed with more than 200
washington area members :"
Al! II face hearings this week
oe1ore Judge Nita S. Hinman
Crane IN Upper Marlboro Police
Court. = 0i40e
The three stripteasers-billed
as exotic" dancers-were listed
as Margo Martinez, 26, of Miami
ria; a performer at the Cross
ROADS Restaurant, Bladensburg.
20 Ann Palmer. %, of Baltimore
VINO was arrested at Waldrop's
IN Brentwood. and Faye Lamar
e. OF Baltimore, seized at the
senate Inn, Hillside.
According to Sheriff BeaIl, all
were a Shade above being
naked" and their costumes
would fit into a small envelope"
Each was charged with dis
orderly conduct by indecent ex-
posure and posted $500 bond
pending a hearing at 10 am.
Friday.
Also charged were Robert
Frledlander. At, listed as man
ager of Waldrop's, and Sam
Schenker, 81. operator of the
Crossroads Restaurant. They
were accused. the sheriff said. of
permitting an indecent perform
ance. They also posted 5000
pond pending hearings Friday.
After Hours Club Raid.
Charged as a result of the
raid on the testers Club an
atter-hourS establishment on
Tuxedo road, Tuxedo, was Jo-
Seph Fratantuono, listed as the
manager. He posted $500 bond |
on a charge of permitting dane
ing without a license and like
wise is set for hearing On Fri
day.
Sheriff Beall said about $50 |
cars were parked outside the
place when raiders visited the
club about 3 am. yesterday. He
added, however, he found no
other violations and said the
only liquor being served there
was from bottles plainly marked
with the owners names. He
said there as yet is no regula-
ton against this type of club
in the county.
The sheriff said today, how
ever, he would take the matter
of after-hours clubs up with the
County commissioners tomor-
row during their meeting at
Upper Marlboro. He said the
commissioners have authority to
prohibit such clubs and added
he would press for immediate
action before it's too late"
Three men were arrested, the
sheriff said, at the Club La Conga
on the Baltimore boulevard, Ber-
wyn. for an alleged illegal liquor
sale after midnight Saturday.
They were listed as Milton Bar
rett, the owner, charged with
selling whisky after hours; Will
liam F. Degler. bartender,
charged with selling it, and Asa
G. Pinkard, a customer, charged
with consuming it.
Three Airmen Charged.
In addition, the sheriff also
placed charges against three air.
men stationed at Andrews Air
Force Base as a result of a fight
outside the Campus and Mike
Young'S taverns on Marlboro
pike. Hillside.
They were Airmen John L.
Yehie and Jerome R. Kenney.
both charged with disorderly
conduct and assaulting an of
f1cer, and Airman Joseph Miron,
charged with disorderly conduct.
The sheriff said the trio inter-
fered when he and County De-
tective Sergt. Charles Perrygo
tried to break up the fight. He
accused Airman Yehie of biting
him on the arm during the
brawl. All three airmen were
lodged in the Marlboro Jail,
Yehie and Kenney in lieu of $500
bond and Miron on $500 bond.
Their hearings were set for to-
day but will be continued be-
cause Sergt. Perrygo will be un-
able to attend, Sheriff Beall said.
More visits were made to
taverns again yesterday and last
night but no arrests were made,
the sheriff said. Three taverns
We're found closed hut not those