Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1935, Page 15

PROBEOF WISON MURDER DELAYED Evidence May Not Go Be- fore Grand Jury Until January, Pugh Says. By & Staft Correspondent of The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md.,, November 7.— Presentation of the Allen B. Wilson murder case to the Montgomery County grand jury has been delayed by efforts of investigators to link a former Capital gambler with the “mis- taken identity” slaying of the Wash- ington newspaper route agent. State’s Attorney James H. Pugh an- hnounced yesterday afternoon that the case will not go to the jury during the session scheduled to open here Mon- day and attributed his change in plans to the fact that the “investigation has not been completed.” It is known that Washington de- tectives assigned on the case and Montgomery County authorities are still endeavoring to connect a former leader in Capital gambling circles with the plot which resulted in the murder of Wilson at Takoma Park, Md., last October a year ago. The route agent was shot down out- side the home of Edward (“Mickey”) McDonald, well-known Washington gambler, and police are working on the theory that a former gambler forced out of the racket by McDonald hired the gunmen to shoot down “Mickey"” in retaliation. It was announted some time ago that this is the last angle needed by detec- tives to complete their work on the brutal slaying. Pugh said the case may be presented to the jury on January 13. Four men are being held in the District Jail in connection with the | case, while a fifth, John (“Slm”) | Dunn, is serving a term in Alcatraz | Prison for robbery. C. OF C. WEIGHS DRIVE Arlington Body to Discuss Mem- bership Campaign. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. CLARENDON, Va., November 7.— Plans for an intensive campaign to increase membership cf the Arlington Chamber of Commerce to 400 will be considered at a meeting of the board of directors tomorrow night in the Rucker Building. Other important matters will also be discussed, according to George M. Yeatman, president. MAYOR TO TURN ACTOR PITTSBURGH, November 7 (#).— The mayor of Pittsburgh is going on the stage. ‘William N. McNair said he plans to turn actor—comedian or juvenile—to obtain funds to combat alleged pollu- tion of streams in the city. He claims City Council refuses to appsopriate the funds. He signed a contract to serve as master of ceremonies at a Pittsburgh theater for one week at a salary of $1,500. Florida Official Proposes to Send Needy Aliens Here Belong in Washington® Because They Have No Home, He Declares. By the Associated Press. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., November 7.—Alien “men without a country” among unemployable transients, aban- doned by Federal emergency relief in this area, may be dumped on the doorstep of the White House. George W. 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