Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1931, Page 6

‘a—-8 W ? PORTO RIGAN DRY tourist. There is no drunkenness seen on the streets, he added. The commissioner left Ne\; ;ror; oll:-x July 9. He was nccnmguue y E. E. Glover, chief of the Division of Ac- He said he was counts’ and Supplies. | going to Providence to 1|v¢ a hearing |to a suspended agent tomorrow and { woiild Teave there tomorrow night for Woodcock Expects “to: lm- prove Situation by Pytting ‘ More Agentsto.Work. | By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, July 20—Ames W. Woodcock, commissioner df prohibitiof returned today on the liner Coamo from a survey of conditions in Porte Rifo| with the conclusion that efforts to| enforce prohibition there e t been satisfactory." “There is a great deal of of liquor into Porto Rico,” he is situated so bootleggers fre countries, ecially , Santo Domingo and Martinique, thaye comparatively | easy access. This cohdition was com-| plicated hi/ the \A‘ifl’kflrawnl last March of the United States®Customs Patrol. Many Small Stills. = “There are also‘many small stills in operation. There are a million and & half people in Perto Rico, living in congested quarters, and our problems there are very différent from those in the States. We depend chiefly upon the insular police to handle the local distilleries and concentrate upon the .big_cases.” Enforcéement has ‘been handicapped by the lack of agenis, Woogcock said, tbut he thinks it will improve. - The ds /partment has decided to.put 10 m agents in Porto Rico. There are on three regular agents there at-the pres- ent_time. “The most encouraging thing about the situation.” Woodcock said. “is the attitude of the insular police. We may ‘draw upon them to increase our force iof agents if we can find 10 men who ‘can meet the Civil Service req The Acting Governor of P ‘was also very helpful. ‘and 1 am very glad that I made the trip down there. Few Federal -Cases. He said that there were. on an aver- age, only three Federal cases of prohi- bition violations each month, but the insular police had many more than that. The popr enforcement condi- tions in Porto Rico, he said. are not as| bad as to meet the eye of the ordinary Make the heat 5 A A A N A A a g 22 Home Laundry POCTPESTUOSSRINN 1 Day Service WET WASH Everything thordughly ?.; keb'ay Sefvic'é THRIFTY Handkerchiefs and flat work ironed, wearing apparel and all other articles carefully fold- ed. Formerly 4.day service. c Ib. T ) O R -— Washington. VA GOVERNOR ASKED WITHDRAWAL. Removal of Customs Patrol Was Due to Roosevelt’s Insistence. ‘Withdrawal of the United States Pa- trol from Porto Rico, blamed by Pro- hibition Director Woodcock for causing an increase in liquor smuggling into the islands, was ordered by the Treasury at he insistence of Gov. Theodore Roose- elt after the plan ' had been submitted to cock. . Treasury - files showed that Gov. 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In raids near Cairo and at Coxsackie yesterday, 1 ate troopers and 7 New York City detéctives ~seized pistols, sawed-off shotguns, rifies, 1,500 rounds {of machine gun ammunition and a bloodstained automobile, evidently used 1o take somebody for a "ride.” The offi- cers said all the men were rembers of the D“uh Schultz gang in New York. The“man_wanted especially by "the police was Vincent Coll, described by Lieut. Francis 8. McGgrvey, in charge of the troopers, as a successful extor- tionist. He was not found. ‘The raiders based their belief that 1 | ‘|ing. A lookout in a front Wigh Eight.in’ Catskill Raid, . the men were waiting to greet Diamond with gunfire on reports that the Schultz gang has been poaching on “Diamond 2’ in and about Kingston. Diemond has been missing his Calkill farm since his acquittal at ‘Troy last: week of charges row\n; out of of the State investigation in’ ths Catskills. party crept up on a farm house about daybreak yesterday morn- ‘whipped out a pistol but it was kndcked from ‘? hand just as it was discharged, and the bullet went into the celling. In a rear room there were five others, with weapons in easy reach. They had been asleep and were clu'fht off guard. Arms and ammunition were found in a raid later at Coxsackie. One arrest was made there. Coll, the raiders Jearned, had left just before they ar- rived. The men arrested were charged with posessing deadly weapons and with assault. acketeer- FORMER DEAN DIES Dr. Daniel Steele’s Hope for Long Life Recalled With Obituary. CHICAGO, July 20 (#).—Fourteen years ago Dr. Danlel A. K. 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