Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1931. | e e e EDITOR QUESTIONED IN STOCK SELLING “Rating” of Debutantes Re- sults in Raid Involving Schem and Others. NEW YORK, December 11 ( ed, middle-aged man penn acious parsgrap periodical “rating” soclety d opposite of timid,” for two hours yesterday by S ls as to possible connection be- h\& writings and stock sales who a5 identified as John Schem by Attorney General Abrahsm , with other officials Wed raided the offces of the Carle- d Planning Musical Fantasy SHOW WILL BE GIVEN TONIGHT. * DISMANTLING SOUGHT he md A W. Ga about $20,000 ~worth t owned to the company and T0 BODST TEXTILES * Eritish Werkers Propose Knocking Others Are Questioned The attorney general's office ther pentered its investigation upon Augus Keller, Town Topics e E:;mueu of the company that pu es it. Others questioned with {;re Edmund D. Nugent and Ro Sommer, salesmen, and Horace erwin, who said he ran a press B Keller is under indictment on com- plaint of Willlam Brown dent of the Radio Col ‘America. Brown charged to buy stock in American Social as followed by publica ics of a scand h GRAND JURY INDICTS TWO RAILROAD LINES ' Rate Discrimination in Shipping of Amtorg Farm Machinery Charged—Makers Named nts, two against each de- turned. The indictments railroads contained 50 those against the Battle | = ANGEL-CHIMES 00 counts. The indictments set forth that the alleged offenses occurred between De- cember 1, 1930, and April 30, 1931, and were in connection with the delivery of tractor equipment to the Amtorg Trad- ing Corporation, the commercial rep- resentative of Soviet Russia the ROMANTIC OLD HOUSE BURIED TWO CENTURIES | British Manor, Built in Reign of Henry VIII, Now Home of Famous Military Author LONDON (N.ANA).—Maj. Gen. 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