Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1931, Page 40

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NOrth 3609 A DOLLAR LINER SAILS EVERY THURSDAY TO CALIFORNIA PRESIDENT ADAMS THURSDAY-OCT. 8 From New York, 16 gay days . .. stop at Havana and Panama Canal. . . All twin-bed, outside staterooms. "PRESIDENT COOLIDGE' THURSDAY—OCT. 15 ‘With her sister ship, the new S. S. President Hoover —the newest, largest, finest ships for travelers to Cali- fornia, Hawaii and the Orient. For fares and a!l par- ticulars, see your local travel agent, or.... DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES 1005 Connecticut N.W., Wash. ~ MEtrop. 0695 AN ADVERTISEMENT OF, GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION. ©1931.6 7 Corp. 3,086 CONVICTED ONRUM FOR YEAR Prohibition Group Reports Ar- rests of 62,902 by U. S. Men Since Transfer. The Prohibition Buresu in its first 12 months of operation under the Jus- | tice Department mede 62,902 arrests, it | was disclosed in an official statement made public yesterday. The figures in- clude those arrested up to July 1. The convictions during the yes totaled 59,086. Agents seized 8,261 automobiles, 67 boats, 21,373 stills, 37,834 fermenters, 5,00 gallons of beer, 1,833,276 gal- | lons of spirits, 291,582 gallons of wine and approximately 4,076,014 pounds and 142,785 gallons of distilling and brewing materials, together with 30,918,559 gal- lons of mash. Under these activities, 30,108 persons received jail or peniten- tiary sentences and 36,341 fines were imposed. The average fine imposed Was $154 and the average jail or peniten- tlary sentence 224 days. $150,000 Unspent. When the Prohibition ' Bureau was separated from the Treasury, on July 1, 1930, there was allocated to it from the general appropriation $9,038,800. The last Congress gave the bureau | $584,500 additional, so the total appro- priation for the year was $9,623,390. Of this amount about $150,000 was turned back to ihe Treasury. Under the operations of the Prohibi- tlon Bureau the country was divided into 12 administration districts with an administrator in charge of each. ing the year Porto Rico and were made separate districts, making 14 administration districts. The ave- vage force of agents, about 1,500, was allocated among the various 'districts. | In addition to this organization there are 185 special agents, designated to handle the larger interstate conspiracy cases. 1,022 Appointments Made. During the year there were 1022 ap- pointments made; 793 to enforcement positions and to clerical positions. This includes both the bureau and field services. Fifty-nine of those appointed were for temporary service and 963 were appointed probationally or reinstated for permanent service, There were 513 separations during the year, including | 244 separations without prejudice from | enforcement positions, and 208 from | clerical positions. Under the direction f the bureau, 1635 defendants were indicted in the Federal courts in con- spiracy cases and 392 in_substantive cases during the year; 1885 defend- ants indicted were awaiting trial on June 30, 1931. | The Prohibition Bureau made a total of 56,938 cases for prosecution in the | Federal courts and 9,251 cases for prose- | cution in the State courts, cr a total of | 66,189 cases. There were 59,805 cases | terminated in the Federal courts and | convictions in 51,360 cases. There were 8,826 cases terminated in the State courts and convictions in 7,726 of these cases. CHICAGO BOND PLAN | GIVEN TO GOVERNOR |Cermak Program Contemplates New Issue of $27,000,000 and $9,000,000 Refunding. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 1.—Mayor Anton | 3. Cermak’s program to bring the | city out of financial difficulties, calling for the issuance of & $27,000.000 bond issue and a refund of $9,000,000 in old bond _issues, has_been presented to Gov. Emmerson’s Revenue Commission. | This would be d it was said, with- | out increasing tax: Some of the proceeds of the new bond issue would retire 1928 anticipation war- rants held by the city’s surplus fun | the 1929 warrants, $15.195,000 of which are held by the public and $2,860,000 held by the city. If these two issues are cleaned up, City Controller M. S. Szymszak ex- plained, the city would probably sell its $36,747.000 in 1930 warrants to the banks, which have, thus far, refused to buy them because of the city’s muddled financial condition. ‘The mayor sald the city and its sub- sidiary bodies, such as the School Board and Public Library Board, would be able to operate without difficulty under the plan until new income from taxes was forthcoming. 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