Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1931, Page 11

*NOW OPEN RESTAURANT PIERRE SIX ARE ARRESTED -INBERG KIDNAPING THE FXVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C; TUESBAY, NOVEMBER 10, + 1981 Held Captive ST. LOUIS MILLIONAIRE KID- NAPED FROM AUTOMOBILE. | CONN. AVE. AT QUE | 0One Is Said to Be Brother of| AFTERN DINNER — §1 ON TEA .25 and $1.50 One-Day Excursion Pittsburgh Saturday, November 14 Lv. Washington 11: 10 P.M. See Flyers Consult Agents ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT Colds haven't a chance when you use the modern Pineoleum oil treatment! It soothes your cold away. Atany drug- | gist's, Use with dropper or spray. | Pineoleum, with nebulizer spray $1.00 Notorious Former Gang Leader of St. Louis, By the Associated Press. ST. LOUIS, November 10.—Five men and & woman were arrested and held today by police in connection with the kidnaping of Alexander Berg, wealthy fur executive, who was abducted early last Friday evening and is still miss- | ing. Police did not disclose their names, | nor what evidence they have that those arrested may be connected with the | | kidnaping. They said one of them was the brother of a notorious former gang leader of St. Louis and the woman was the wife of a brother of another gangster. The six were arrested in a raid on in St. Louis , of Willilam “Bow Wow"” Mc. Qu who is at liberty under § 000 bond, charged with violating the Harrison anti-narcotic act. McQuil- lan, however, is not one of those held, police said, nor was he at the place when the raid was made. Attorney Reveals Rift. Lack of co-operation between Berg's family and the Police Department, heretofore only hinted at. was brought |out into the open today by one of | Berg's attorneys. a house at Fern Glen, Coun er communication,” the atiorney, n Levinson, told reporters, “for if you get information the police get it.” Levinson revealed that John Rogers, Post-Dispatch reporter, who played a prominent part in the return of Dr. Isaac D. Kelley, eye, ear, nose and | throat specialist, who was kidnaped | last_April 20, was being consulted by advisers of the Berg family. Cites Previous Success. “Rogers is a friend of mine and my father,” Levinson said. “Considering | the success he had in a previous kid- | naping case, we thought it advisable | to ask his advice.” A week after Dr. Kelley was abducted Rogers met the kidnapers near East St. Louis, IIl, where the specialist was re- leased to him. ‘The Globe-Democrat said today that it had learned Berg's abductors have | | = 1 | will not tell you we have had any | Mo., millionaire r dealer, who was kidnaped and held L esom. the night of Novembe: 6 e kidnaping took place as Bery "gll;\il‘u in his car on a crowded bou vard in St. Louls, Tis ife and advised her that she would o ¢ to pay the ransom be notified how to pay the ransom, |FOG KEEPS MAIL PILOT FROM BOLLING FIELD F. P. Little Lands at Hoover Air- port—Doolittle Met Same Ex- perience on Mexico Hop. After secking vainly to land at Boll- ing Field with airmail from the trans- continental line for Washington, F. P. Little, pilot of the New York-Washing- ton “shuttle” plane, in order to escape off the Army field, flew across the Poto- ‘The kidnapers phoned a dense blanket of local fog which shut | INVITATIONS SENT FOR HOWARD EVENT | to Send Representatives to School of Religion Fete. More than 100 theological seminaries and oolleges have been invited to cere- { monies in celebration of the sixteenth anniversary of the erganization of Howard University School of Religion November 17-19. | The opening session will be outstand- |ing. Historical talks will be given by |Dr. Jesse E. Moorland, Dean Kelly | Miller and others. An open forum on | questions vitally concerning theological education will be conducted the night of November 17. Mordecal W. Johnson, president, will speak at an_ anniversary banquet No- vember 18. Talks also will be given by instructors and delegates from other institutions. While the program re- mains to be definitely worked out, one be led by Vernon Johns, president of the Virginia Theological Semi: College at Lynchburg and I Fleming, professor of mission Theological Seminary, New Y. v Dr. Fleming is a son-in-law of John Cole, honorary trustee and one of the st donors of the School of Religion. [T@VA/YAIQYi 100 Seminaries and Colleges Asked! of the general discussion sessions will, RHEEM CASE DELAYED Personal bankruptcy proceedings | asainst Edmund D. Rheem, former head of Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co., have been postponed pending com- | pletion of & contempt hearing before | Justice F. D. Letts. It is not believed the Rheem case will be reopened be- | fore next week. * ! [SSSSSS S ISR SRR RR AR S AR A * Mills Building Corner Pa. Ave. 17th and G Sts. NNS 1. 2.0.2.0.¢ ¢ ok ok ok Ak kodok kok kA ok Aok A suite of 2 offices overlooking State Dept. 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Doolittle on his record run | t Canada, to Mexico City | y. Doolittle was sched- | at Bolling Field, where | fueling truck was waiting for | found Bolling fogged-in and after circling for many minutes went The newspaper quoted a St. Louls|over to Washington-Hoover _Airport County official, who refused to allow his | and was refucled by the airport truck. |name to be used, as n.)in? one of the — n | notes, left in a mailbox in St. Louls | | County, demanded $25,000 ransom and ATR'AI.‘V".I. warned, “Don’t tell the St. Louis police anything; they know too much already.” RNOR INTON | Berg was kidnaped Friday night as sone of New Yorkis Finests he was being driven to his apartment by his colored chauffeur, Albert Pike. Two gunmen entered the Berg limou- | sine as it idled in heavy traffic. 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