Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930. DISORDERLY CHARGE AGAINST DANCERS oonDetroit Sheriff Announces| | Marathon Group Must Spend 48 Hours in Bed. By the Associated Press DETROIT, March 4—Ten young, persons who have spent the Winter of | 1929-30 shuffling about a dance floor at | East Detroit were sleeping today under the care of physicians and nurses The sheriff of Macomb County has warrants to hail them into court o charges of disorderly conduct, but ha announced that they must spend 48 hours in bed before they will be allowed | to .appear. The 10 were the survivors of Eastwood Park marathon dance, w began last November 16 and e ~ | shortly after midnight yesterday with the | appearance of Sheriff Percy L. Moore |and his deputies armed with the dis- | orderly conduct warrants. C. A. Pres- | sey, promoter of the marathon, shout | that the dance was over as soon as th | officers walked out on the dance floor | ‘The warrants were based on the| e charge that the 10 contestants were I'housands feuilty of violating the Michigan statute . hers alt| ¥ich designates collecting public alms ot mothers ali{as disorderly conduct. Many of the Jver the coum- | Pectators at-the hall had thrown coins over the C | out <m1|‘)(xeddmm~ floor and the contest- TV depenc ants picked them up. try depentt ON | ke warrants which caused the Father John's | abrupt ‘ending of the marathon were MSd i cines issued by Justice of the Peace Alton H. Medicine to|Noe on recommendation of Prosecutor keep their lit- tle ones well the Spring the ich IMPORTANT FOR Earl French while State authorities were arguing. their right to subpoena the contestants as witnesses at a hear- ing. A temporary restraining order had cen granted to prevent Eugene Brock, tate commissioner of labor and indus- try, from stopping the dance. The marathon dance had aroused considerable public indignation. Minis- ters of East Detroit and neighboring communities and investigators for the State labor commission had been out- spoken in condemning the marathon as and very effective in the|diirimental to the health of the par- £ z 1ds | ticipants. Investigators said the con- treatment of coughs, colds|iress. Jnvensnon, said e they ic ¢ strength | slept while they danced. ;Egdii a tonic and strength | Rest period for the dancers had been shortened from 20 minutes each hour 75 YEARS IN USE and strong duri months. They know that it is pure and wholesome, free from alcohol and dangerous drugs when the marathon started last Fall to 8 minutes and were being reduced a minute a day. See Etz and See Better” AR EYESTRAIN SAPS VITALITY It causes fatigue, headache and many other dis- orders. 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The department conducted an in- vestigation of Communist activities in this country at the time of the bombing of the United States Subtreasury in New York City some years ago, but this was a case Where a crime was commit- ted against the Government as a result of an alleged Communist plot, it was | explained. | It is sald department officials were considerably amused over published re- | ports that they had become aroused by a “Red scare.” It is known that one dispatch from Chicago asserting that agents of thé Bureau of Investigation there had amassed a large amount of data on current Communist activities led to a repudiation of this statement by communizing American | th> agent in charge of the Chicago office o such inquiry has been made and none is planned; it was said. Matthew Woll, acting president of the American Civic Federation, has written to membefs of Congress and trade .or- | calling_attention to the March 6 demonstration and protesting | against the efforts of agitators to stir-up WALKER SOUNDS WARNING. munists’ Meeting. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 4—Comment- ing last night ‘on three disorders within a month - attributed to Communist. Mayor James J. Walker last night is. d a_ warning that demonstrations | may be held “in only the proper places.” He praised the police for their action in | connection with recent attempted | demonstrations, which were broken up forceably. . . riotous demonstrations will ed at bnee,” he said. William 7. Foster, a leader of the Communist party of America, yesterday denied the ' charge that Communist demonstrations were backed by Soviet money as a means of spreading Sovict propaganda’'in America. The charge was made by Matthew Woll, vice presi- dent of the .American Federation of Labor. Mr. Foster predicted that a demon- stration planned for Thursday in Union Square by th&€ Communists against un- employment ‘would be part of the great- est international protest against capi- | talism ever. seen be sup- hereby give fair warning that all | Fy GEN. FRIES CITES AGTIVITIES OF ‘REDS' Holds Forces Are Directing, Demoralization Campaign Against School System. Having flagrantly flouted diplomatic courtesy in recent demonstrations, locel communistic forces are now directing. by dissemination of immoral and i ligious propaganda, a demoralization campa'gn against the District pubiic school system, accliding to Gen. Ame A. Fries, retired, former chief of Chem:- | cal Warfare Section of the War Depart- ment, who ‘spoke last night before a meeting of the Cathedral Heights-Cleve- land Park Citizens' Association. “Fully aware that its principles are suspect and unsound to the adult mind, communism,” Gen. Fr: declared, “is focusing its most persuasive propaganda on young people, promising the estab- lishment of a new social freedom. which, in reality, would be the most oppressive despotism.” Supplied with numerous propaganda articles and correspondence, Gen. Fries, in discussing the surreptitious appear- ance of anti-American and immoral pamphlet literature in many local schools, revealed the organization of a tion-wide campaign of educational revolt, designed to disrupt the morale of the entire national public scheol system. Presents Campaign Directions. Pointing out that locally enrolled students, acting as secret agents, are quietly injecting communistic sentiment into both class room and home, Gen. ries presented a printed statement of campaign directions, which showed that this local infection is only a phase of a national movement, Involving 53 cities., wavracts from this campaign mani- festo, issusd from national headquar- ters at New York, openly avow a pur- pose of educational revolt, based upon S!:Afl?nt conversion to communistic doc- trine Directions to the junior propaganda | agents read: “The general slogans of the campaign must be linked up with the immediate concrete demands of the children based upon the situation in each school. The junior section must | now begin the systematic colection of Bl c———|o| ——=|m[c——=[n[c—=1] We Feature Stately WREATHS & SPRAYS For Funerals SZi Up Delivered Cash & Carry 807 14th St. N:W. - 804 17th Metro. 7433 Metro, 7945 Flower Stores St. NW. 609 12th St. N.W. 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