Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1931, Page 39

RECORDS SEZED WITH 20N RAD ansas City Police Say Lig- uor Ring With Capone Con- | neotion Is Broken Up. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, May 27.—Federal sgents asserted today they had broken up a wholesale liquor ring operating | in seven Middle Western States with the arrest of 20 men and seizure of records here last night. Officers said the round-up climaxed 18 months of investigation under direc- tion of H. L. Duncan, special agent, which indicated the Capone ring of Chicago was a source of raw alcohol. Nine Taken in Hotel. Nine of the men, alleged leaders of the ring, whose business, agents said, 2d totaled $500,000 in the ‘last five onths, were arrested at a downtown hotel. The others, including June Kathrens, operator of a trucking fleet. as the head of a storage and transfer company, were taken in custody later, Chet A. Keyes, assistant district at- torney, said the Government's case was complete. Liquor and alcohol, agents reported, was imported from the Gulf and East- ern points by the carload and processed for distribution in. Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, Nebras- ka and Texas. Kathrens obtained his release on bond. The others were “held for the Government” in jail. The nine first were Robert Carnahan, Joe Pete, Guy Brock, Frank Mulloy, Ralph osenberg, Leopold Schwarz, Law- fence Cipolla, Willilam A. Cacy and William Michael. Officers sald the alliahce was formed about eight months ago. following a dis- agreement which had threatened to cause a bootleggers’ war. VIENNA GARDEN CLUB ENTERS FARM CAMPAIGN Bpecial Dispatch to The St A, Va., May 27.—The Ayre Hill Garden Club of Vienna met Mon- day at the home of Mrs. S. C. Stuntz with the president, Mrs. Arthur W. arkness, presiding. Mrs. W. W. Louk, h nan of the Committee for Im- proving the Triangle in Front of the Masonic_Hall, Post Office and Presby- terian Church, reported that excava- tion had been made for a cement curb- ing, which in a few days will be com- leted, but that planting would be de- lerred until Fall. Mrs. J. Henry Hill, chairman of the garden section of the s Church Woman's Civic Club, poke on the culture of chrysanthemums and announced that the Falls Ch &hnnln( to hold a chry- "c«unun:m ¢ 1. B, De t y Agent H. B. Derr was presen! with his stereoptican garden pictures 'which he presented, and urged Vienna to take part in the farm and garden improvement project now being con- ducted in Fairfax County. Mrs. Harry Blake, Mrs. Joseph Berry and Mrs. 8. C. itz were appointed a commit- tee to represent the Garden Club and ite with Mr. Derr in the vement campaign. ¥ THE FIN VACATION COST SHOWN NEW YORK, May 27 ,—The per man recreational expendiidre of Amer- icans, t‘e? New York A%'f:llohltle Club estimated yesterday, was ast year— & total of $4,015,000,000 spent by 123,- 000,000 persons. “Nearly two-thirds of this great sum,” the club said, “was spent for 'vmaon motor tours within the United States.” COST SALE TO NEEDY PLAN OF SAVING FRUIT | California Committee Seeks Method of Salvaging Tons That Would Rot. By the Assoclated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.—Details of a plan to save many tons of Cali- fornia fruit by distributing it to the .| unemployed and charitable institutions throughout the countr{ at cost were to be announced at a luncheon of the Economic Conservation Committee of America. The Economic Conservation Com- mittee was organized last year to sal- vage California fruit which otherwise would rot on the ground. The commit- tee's preliminary distribution of fruit extended to 47 States and Alaska. Lower prices on the fruit distributed this year were predicted by J. R. Mc- Cluskey. executive director of the or- ganization. The general plan calls for purchase of surplus fruit, to be con- verted into fruit butter. AUSTRIA ENDS BAN ON BURIAL OF KING Body of Charles I Will Rest at Vienna Crypt, Report Says, * Instead of Isle. By the Associated Press. BUDAPEST, Hungary, May 27.—The Austrian government -was reported in the Royalist press yesterday to have granted Royalist leaders permission to transfer the body of Charles I, last Em- peror-King of Austria-Hungary, to the crypt of his forefathers in the Capucine Church at Vienna, Authority was extended to Count Polzer Hoditz, Royalist leader of Austria, to do this act of “plety, justice and honor,” it was sald, with the under- coration Day PERSONALLY CONDUCTED All-Expense Tour ATLANTIC CITY rovso $20,00 e INCLUDING Rail Fare and Hotel Accommodations Two Nights and Seven Meals. Friday, May 29, 1931 Via Pennsylvania Rallroad Leave WASHINGTON... 00 P Returning Sund Leave ATLANTIC CITY (E. 5 P .) 6:45 P. 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