Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 27

1B DRVER KLLED N ERASHAT .5, Passenger Is Injured and| Waldorf Woman Is Hurt in Another Accident. By & Btafl Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md, May 5— A taxi driver was killed, two women | were injured and a man arrested for driving while drunk in three nearby Maryland traffic mishaps yesterday aft- ernoon. i George N. Herrell, 60, the taxi driver, was almost instantly killed when his car left the Southern Maryland pike at T. B. and hit a tn Mrs. Jennie Maher, & passenger in the cab, was ftal with brought te Providence lacerations, bruises and ble inter- nal injuries. Both are said by police to have lived in the 900 block of C street southwest Mrs. Ida Gates, 65, of Waldorf, Md. | sustained possible internal injuries and severe lacerations in a collision near White Plains. According to State Po- liceman J. C. Gates, who investigated the accident, Mrs. Gates was lfl* in a car operated by R. E. Pearson of Wal- dorf, whose wife was slightly hurt in the crash. The other car, police said, was ted by O. 1. Davis of Waldorf. Mltm was admitted to Sibley Hos- ital, Washington. L Charges of driving while drunk and reckless driving were preferred against Wwilliam L. McPhee, 600 block of L street, Washington, after his automobile collided with the front of Dietz' general store at Hyattsville. . Louis Bloom of the State police force made the ar- rest. A quantity of eggs in McPharr's machine were scrambled in the collision. W. F. PRETTYMAN AGAIN HEADS MONTGOMERY BAR Capt. J. C. Cissel Is Named Vice President at Annual Meeting at Manor Club. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., May 5—William | F. Prettyman, for many years president of the Montgomery County Bar Associa- | tion, was re-elected at the ennual ban- | quet and meeting of the organization at | the Manor Club, Norbeck, last night Capt. Joseph C. Cissel was made vice prsident and Leo Bender, secretary- treasurer. Judge Charles W. ‘Woodward, Miss Vivian Simpson and Walter W. Dawson were elected to serve with the president and secretary-tregsurer as the Execu- tive Committee. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 5 1932. 5 IE EXNERATED N TeA HOLSE VCE Group in Bladensburg Case Freed of Mann Act by Directed Verdict. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., May 5—Follow- ing instructions of Judge W. Calvin Chestnut, & jury in the United States| Distriet Court yesterday returned a verdict of not guilty as to four men| and s woman charged with conspiracy | to violate the Mann act by transport- ing two women from Washington to| the Old Colonial Tea House at Bila- | POrt densburg, Md. Chestnut directed the jury to return the verdict, he said, because the Government had failed to prove a conspiracy on the part of the de-| fendants “This indictment does not charge a violation of the white-slave law or that these people are unworthy char- acters,” the sald. “It charges them with or an agreement to do & certain thing. Under the law they must be acquitted on such & charge if it is not proved, no matter how immeral their general conduct may have been. “No Evidence of Conspiracy.” “I find no evidence that there was a conspiracy on the part of any ome to take these two girls as charged. You must return a verdict of not guilty.” Those acquitted were Charles Leavitt, | Charles Missler, Samuel Kushner, Mrs. Margie Kushner and William Hancock. Charles J. Danford and Ahmed Abra- ham, both named in the indictment, pleaded nolo-contendere and were not on trial. Judge Chestnut sentenced Abraham to & year in jail and suspend- ed it on condition of good behavior. The disposition of Danford’s case was de- ferred. Hancock, immediately after the ver-| dict, was taken in_custody by George | W. Collier, United States marshal, on a detainer placed against him by authori- | ties of Lancaster County, Pa., where he is wanted on a murder charge. Name Leavitt as Manager. Verne Edwards and Eva McCoy, the two girls alleged to have been trans- | ed to the tea house by the defend- | ants, testified that Leavitt Was the man- | ager of the house and that Mrs. Kush- | ner was his assistant. | Yesterday's case was the third tried ws & result of & protracted investigation boring States into vice conditions in this and neigh- | N | Certain fish and reptiles never show | STATE PARKS HELD BILLBOARD RESULT National Conference at Virginia Beach. By the Assoclated Press. 3 State parks resulted from popular de- mand for open spaces uncluttered by outdoor advertising, hot dog stands or “no trespass” signs, and was & natural development of the popularization of the automobile and the extension of good roads, Maj. Willlam A. 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If they E’ove or & spot beside & stream or lake that was not fenced off it was crowded with other motorists and cars and littered with the papers and garbage Here are Prosperity of other picnics, 8o they must lunch in i their cars in the shadow of some great | mhmnc and drive home dis- 4‘ “They wondered why they had not | been able to do the things they ex- | pected and so longed to do in the coun- try, such as letting their children wade in & brook, climb a hill or a little moun- tain and look over the beautiful fields and woods and dream.” State parks are supplying_the solu- | tion to this situation, Maj. Welch as- serted, and the extension of park sys- | tems has been hastened by the Na-| tional Conference of State Parks. . Jouett Shouse's Mother IlL \ OMAHA, Nebr, May 5 (#)—Mrs. Anna Shouse, mother of Jouett Shouse, Democratic National Executive Com- mittee chairman, is seriously il here, with little hope held for her recovery. 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