Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 20

BROWN HONORED BY POLICE CHIEFS District Official Elected a Vice President at Kansas City Session. By the Associated Press. KANBAS CITY, September 25.—The Nation’s police officials yesterday urged broader deportation laws to help cope with the problem of alien crim- inals, In a resolution unanimously adopted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the existing deporta- tion laws was declared “unsatisfactory because it fails to provide for deporta- tion of large numbers of dangerous and habitual criminals who should be deported.” “Federal legislation is greatly needed to enlarge the classes of alien crim- inals subject to deportation,” the reso- lution asserted. Andrew J. Kavanaugh, director of safety at Miami, Fla., and retiring as- sociation president, said the Kerr de- portation bill embodied the broader powers desired. Today’'s resolution recommends a similar bill be presented &t the next session in January. In another resolution the police chiefs urged a Federal law to pro- hibit interstate transmission of rac- ing news to gambling establishments. Such establishments become “breed- ing spots for crime,” the resolution declared. . The officers sent a statement to President Roosevelt saying they would protest vigorously against any legis- lation designed to restrict the use of all forms of gas to Army and Navy forces. Leon V. Jenkins, director of police at Portland, Ore, was elected presi- dent to succeed Kavanaugh at the closing business session of the four- day convention today. Baltimore, Md., was awarded next year's convention. Vice presidents elected include George Reyer, New Qrleans; R. B. dJordan, Richmond, Va.; Ernest W. Brown, Washington, D. C.; Don S. Straty Economon, 6, son of Mr. and Mn Has THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1936. Young W‘gshingtdli_ S. Ecom)mon, 1308 North Capitol street, is seen here in the driver's seat as a lieutenant in the Fire Department. Straty is a pupil in the Eck- ington School and was photographed at the New York Avenue Playground. Tomorrow: .Iozn Edelman, jr., a_ons of Mr. and Mrs. John Edelman, 115 New Yor Leonard, Detroit, and James T. Owen, Rome, N. Y. George Black, Wilmington, Del., was re-elected to his twenty-eighth term as secretary. John L. Sullivan, Pittsfield, Mass., was re-elected treas- urer, avenue. tar Staff Photo. Convicted Murderer Paroled. RALEIGH, N. C, September 25 (@) —Levi Blackman, serving a five to seven year term for second degree murder, received a parole yesterday from Gov. Ehringhaus. Qua/[f;/, afilée C/m.mcl‘e:, an’ute; RALEIGH HABERDASHER Whskington's <Foncst NMew's W Stive 1310 ¥ s78EET HE shirt picture for Fall is BRIGHT and colorful . . It is a season for men who like spirited style in hond- ‘Some color tones. Manhattan stylists ordain it . . . end “Eventones,” “Fieldtones,” “Checkville” and the meny other outstanding Manhattan successes emphasize it. Yes, for Fall, it's a bright picture . . . and Raleigh is ready with @ wonderful showing. You'll find solid shades and swanky stripes o . . distinctive plaids and checks you'll endorse. Some are bold, some subdued . . . but all are colorful and OFFICER T0 FACE. SLAVERY CHARGE S Marshal Is Charged With Obtaining Labor by False Arrests. By the Assoclated Press. 25.—P, D, Peacher, Earle City marshal, faced arrest todsy on charges of vio- lating Federal antl-slavery laws during May. A Federal grand jury indicted the officer on elght counts accusing him of obtaining labor for his cotton farm through false arrests of eight Negroes. A capias was issued for Peacher’s arrest and his bond was set at $5,000. ‘The marshal said he planned to sur- render, but declined further comment, Trial tentatively was set for November. The law under which Peacher, s former Crittenden County: deputy sheriff, indicted yesterday provides o By wsw By o Y wow BN wom Y wsw EQE ¥ = & = = = = g2z8 gElE 7] [# # F4 B+ - = = o = & = HAS CREATED THE SHIRT HITS OF THE YEAR! Fieldtones Ruoolelines a = ©= = 7] 7] forcibly took the Negroes before Mayor T. 8. Mitchell at Eagle May 19 and falsely accused them of vagrancy. It uldeuhn{uumuuuvu “wrong- h--ldln(flwmum fully and illegally sentenced“ for 30 [ W« days and remanded to Peacher’s “com- Plete control and custody.” PROBE ANNOUNCED, An investigatiorr of complaints that Federal laws have been violated in disputes between Arkansas plantation owners and share-croppers Was an- nounced yesterday by Attorney Gen- eral’ Cummings. He said Sam E. Whitaker, special assistant, who compliled & report which led Government attorneys to presént evidence to' the grand jury that in- dicted Oity Marshal Paul D. Peacher of Earle, Ark., on & charge of violating BIGGER . . 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