Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1928, Page 35

[ —— ” POLIGE SHAKELP DUE N QUAKERITY Philadelphia Plans Radical! Turnover Following Revela- tions in Graft Probe. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, October 31.—The greatest police shake-up in the history of American municipalities, so extens' that it will amount to the formation of nearly an entirely new force, is planned by Mayor Harry A. Mackey in an effort to rid the bureau of “grafters” as re- vealed by the grand jury investigating organized lawlessness and police cor- ruption. | After ordering the suspension and | #rial by the Civil Service Commission of three police inspectors, 18 captains and one detective, declared “unfit to hold any public office” by the grand jury, S the mayor announced today that he h worked out plans for a complete re- organization of the bureau of police. The reorganization will include a re- | vision of the boundary lines of police | districts so that they no longer will correspond with the borders of city wards. This was suggested by the grand jury. Mayor Mackey's plan contem- plates the dismissal of every member of the force against whom even a sus- picion of dishonesty has been directed by the grand jury and the dismissal or demotion of every man not exposed by the investigation, but whose record shows derelictions of duty and inefi- ciency. The mayor said his reorganization plan would be put into effect as soon after election as possible. To do so earlier, he said, might, in view of the vote expected, result at the polls. HELD FOR GRAND JURY. Maurice I. Schlein Charged With Embezzlement of $615. Accused of having embezzled $615 from the Modern Home Decorating Co., | Maurice 1. Schlein, 600 block of Lamont A street, was held for the action of the grand jury, following a hearing before United States Commissioner Needham C. Turnage yesterday. Schlein is at liberty under bond of $1,000. The com- GETS $2,000 VERDICT. Injured, Wins Against District. Mrs. Ruth Owens Murphy, formerly employed in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, was awarded a verdict of $2,000 damages against the' District of Columbia yesterday by a jury in Cir- cuit Division 1, before Justice Stafford. Mrs. Murphy was struck by a surface truck of the city government February 8. 1921. at an entrance to the grounds of the Department of Agriculture and was injured seriously. She was repre- sented by Attorneys O'Shea, Burnett & Goldstein. LAUNCH LARGEST SHIP. Japanese Motor Craft to Enter Pacific Service in 1829. NAGASAKI, Japan, October 31 (P).— Woman, Case | The Asa Maru, largsst vessel ever built | === for the Japanese merchant marine, was launched yesterday at the Mitsubishi dockyard. The Asa Maru cost $6,000,000 and is ot 11,800 tons. 5 the first of three motor- for the Nippon Yusen | cha Line's transpacific service, and is expected to begin service between the Orient and San Francisco in Septem- ber, 1929. ! Snaps Out of Cold In Record Time! 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