Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1929, Page 6

SHIZE 3 AT FIGRT IN MARLOW DEATH “ Sought in Slaying I = s New York Police Also Search Night Clubs, Take Two Women, Who Are Free. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, June 28.—A score or more of shady. resorts in the Broadway night elub district were searched by the police early today for witnesses who might throw some light on laying of Frank Marlow, fight manager and pight club owne While indications were that no infor- mation vital to the slaying was found the police made a number of arrests for violation of the prohibition law seized liquor and wrecked a number of speakeasies. The raiding party, composed of 150 men in civilian clothes, left police head- quarters in 30 automobiles and on reaching the bright light district spread out in groups of five. Before the raids five men and two | women were taken to a police station. The men. four of the promoters were held for questioning about their relations with the 1, but were not arrested. The en were released after a brief interrogation The men were Dan Carroll, prizefight manager and former Boston _polic sergeant; “Chick” Solomon, a bonds- Charles Solomon; s promoter of Bos- | Carfano of Mount | The men were found at the Schmel- ing-Paulino fight at the Yankee Stadium and the women, whose identity | was not revealed, were found along Broadway. BUSINESS BODIES JOIN IN EXCURSION Columbia Heights and Georgia Avenue Associations to Go to Marshall Hall July 24. The joint excursion to Marshall Hall of the Columbia Heights and Georgia Avenue Business Men's Assoclations, augmented this year by representatives from the Petworth, Park View and Co- lumbia Heights Citizens' Associations, will be made on July 24, William Snel- lenburg, chairman of the committee on arrangements, announced today: The citizens' associations will not at- tend as units, but the several presidents have indicated that all will be well rep- | resented. One of the events scheduled is a base ball game between the teams of the two business associations. ‘The win- ning team will be presented with a cup. A long program of games and athletic events has been arranged, prizes to be awarded winners in each. ‘The following comprise the commit:- tees Columbia Heights—Wiiliam Snellen- burg, chairman; L. R. Gottlieb, H. I Phillips, B. Levitan, M. Schlossberg, S. Hoffman, E. Eflbacher, E. L. Hord, G. 8. Daniel, A. T. Androus, Ralph Wallace, William F. Dismer, W Francis Scott, J. | Ofano, Frank J. Sobotka, A. L. Taylor, M. Blumenthal, N. R. Watkins and Ben Hundley. Georgia Avenue—W. D. Beller, gen- eral chairman; Milton R. Vollmer, C. ‘W. Sigworth, J. W. Hitchcock, H. Mason ‘Welch, Allen Halght, Frederick Luders. A. P. Bovello, W. J. Widmayer and John E. Hamill. ‘Working days lost in Germany from strikes and other causes last year totaled 10,540,479, or two-thirds more than in 1927. 3 Sol Herzog, Inc. 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