Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1931, Page 5

PANTAGES IS HELD WITH FOUR OTHERS Must Stand Trial on Charge Girls Were Subjected to | Immoral Acts. By the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO, Calif,, April 16.—Alex- ander Pantages and four co-defendants | were held today for trial in Superior | Court on charges that they had sub- Jected girls of high school age to acts | ©of immorality. | A Justice Court yesterday ordered | the wealthy theater owner and his al- leged associates tried after hearing the | testimony of Miss Lydia Nitto and Miss Helen Livingston. The decision marked the second time within 18 months that Pantages has | been held for trial because of alleged crimes against young women. In Oc- tober, 1928, he was convicted in Los Angeles of assaulunfi Eunice Pringle, | co-ed dancer. He hal been granted a | new trial and is at liberty under bund‘ of $100,000. | Others Facing Trial. A year after his trial in Los Angeles | he was alleged, in complaints filed here, to have participatsd in a party at a fashionable San Diego Hotel in which Miss Nitto and Miss Livingston alleg- edly were procured for them through a “vice bazaar.” John P. Mills and Jesse Shreve, fqrmer business zssociates of Pantages, were alleged to have attended the party with him and will be tried at the same time. William Jobelmann, Pantages' former press agent, and Mrs. Olive Clark Day, accused of supplying the giris, com- plete the list of defendants. The de- fense offered no witnesses. Pantages Is Dismayed. Mills faces similar charges in Los Angeles in another case and Jobelmann | and Mrs. Day are accused there of operating a bureau in which young women were supplied to’ wealthy men. Pantages and his alleged associates | expressed dismay at the decision, but | indicated they believed they possessed | evidence which would win them ac- quittal. | A charge of criminal attack against Bhreve was dropped because Miss Liv- ingston failed to testify he attacked her, but he still faces charges of conspiracy to violate the ]u\emle act. MILLIONAIRE DEFENDS SOVIET TRADE POLICY| SR | J. D. Clark Denies Dumping Re-! ports as Fish Denounces in Same Building. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., April 16.—A de-| nial that Russia would attempt to wreck capitalistic countries by dumping goods on their shores was made here yester- day by John D. Clark, millionaire, former director of the Standard O1l Co, | of Indiana, now a student of economies at Johns Hopiins University. He ad- dressed the Baltimore Export and | Managers’ Club at a noon luncheon. At the same time and in the same building and with only a thin partition separating them Representative Hamil- ton Fish of New York, speaking to dele- gates attending the annual meeting of | the Maryland Federation of Women's | Clubs, denounced Communism as & world menace. The Russian people, Mr. Cllrk asserted, are living on the barest neces- | sities in their willingness to industrialize their country under the terms cf the five-year plan, but they are doing this, d, because they are picturing | themselves living in the American | fashion, owning automobiles and house- | hold conveniences at the end of that | period. The Russian people are interested | primarily in improving their own | economic fortunes. They are not push- ing’ the five-year plan with a world trade war in view, Mr. Clark said. COLUMNIST IS GUEST | J. Tandy Ellis of Lexington Will Attend Kentucky Society Meeting. The Kentucky Society will have Gen James Tandy Ellis of Lexington, Ky.,| humorous columnist of the Louisville | Times and Cincinnati Times- its guest tomorrow evening at the Wil- | lard. The program will start at 8:45 o'clock and dancing will follow the meet Bank Gives Cashier $500 and Vacation For Bamht Kl"lll“ By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., April 16.—In recognition of his services in trustrating an attempted hold-up last week by killing Joseph Hayes, notorious Chicago gangster, the board of directors of the First National Bank of Soutnern Maryland he have voted to give Clande H. Ow assistant cashier, $500 and two we vacation. it was announced -by C. A. M. Wells, president, today. Officials of the three banks in this town have agreed to close their doors at 3 pm. it was announced yesterday. Heretofore they have b keeping open until 4:30, but the attempted hold-up it was covered the daylight burglary insu ance covers only official hours, which are from 9 to definite dite had been fixed day as to when the new hours would g0 into effect, CONCENTRATION REGIME IS FORMED IN RUMANIA | i | i | | Government Headed by Nicholas Titulescu Meets to Discuss Dis- tribution of Offices. By the Associated Press. BUCHAREST, Rumania, April 16— | A concentration’ government, headed b; Nicholas Titulescu, recent Minister to| Great Britain, was formed here last night. It embraces the parties of Dr. Julius Maniu, Ion J. Buca, Dr. Nicho las Lupu and Ceorge Bratianu—that Zaranist. Peasant, 1 Peacant and DL The Popular Party andru_Ave is not participating in | the new government. 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