Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1936, Page 6

CASTELBERG’S 1004 F St. N.W. Reliable, pert white ers mean and satis for china, brac, furniture, ete. MERCHANTS TRANSFER + STORAGE CO. ‘ MUSTEI’U ‘ o 1.8 IVESTRATES IDENTICAL BIDDING “Hundreds and. Hundreds” of Cases Submitted to Justice Offipials. Bs the Associated Press. . Justice Department officials sald today they were investigating “hun- dreds and hundreds” of cases in which firms, seeking Government con= tracts for ln;plymu construction ma- terial, submicted identical bids. How many of the bids could be termed “collusive,” however, officials declined to say until the investigation | is complete. Responsibility for inquiring into bids which might be collusive rests with the Justice Department’s anti- trust division, headed by Assistant Attorney General John Dickinson. He has assigned two attorneys to full- time work on the inquiry and three others, with several clerical assist- ants, to part-time work. In some instances, as in a recent case of identical steel bids, officials have gone into the fleld to examine company books. The remainder of the work is done here. Every effort has been made, a spokesman for the department said yesterday, “to be | co-operative.” | “Our investigations are simpy fact- finding. We are not doing detective work,” he said. e Marriage Licenses. George. W. Thom: Ida M. Maddox, i X Whitin as, 21. 443 N st. and 'i508 th st Rev: Obgervatory rtin. 21, 1629 THE EVENING STAR Young Washington - WASHINGTON, D. 1910000 BOND FIXED IN ATTACK CHARGE Grocer Held on Accusation of Woman—Hearing on Removal November 6. John Henry Burns, 35, a grocer, was held under $10,000 bond in Police Court today for a removal hearing No- vember 6 on s 26-year-old woman’s charge that he criminally assaulted her early Priday on a lonely road be- hind' the Congressional County Club, in nearby Maryland. Through Attorney James A. O'Shes, Burns requested the 30-day continu- ance. Judge Walter J. Casey granted the request and set the bond on rec- ommendation of Assistant District At- torney David A. Hart. No Testimony Today. Attorney O'Shea said his client probably would be able to arrange bond today. Burns and Washington detectives.to whom the woman had re- peated her charges were in court, but did not testify. ‘The woman told detectives Burns offered to drive her to her home in ‘Washington after a bridge party on Adams Mill road. Burns allegedly took How mithot hetps PREVENT A pupil of the Bancroft School kindergarten gets in a little MANY COLDS C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1936. her into) Maryland and, were told, continued his assault for four hours. The woman first told her story to her family physician, and he re- ported the affair to police. Separated More Than Year. For more than & year, Burns has been separated from his wife, Mrs. Lottie Burns. He operates a market at Eighteenth street and Columbia read. Mrs. Burns has declared her belief in her husband’s innocence and has said she will do all she can to aid him. Absent-Minded Secretary. Births Reported. Aullnfll! and Carol Mun: S AR orstone, & gl. d Pearl W vmond -Y l:d Euv: e Voodesa . Boven ad Neine Tonion e NORMAN, Okla, (®)—In this in- | and stance the blame went to the pro- fessor's absent-minded secretary. E. N. Comfort, dean of the Uni- versity of Oklahoma School of Re- ligion, hurried to a dining room for a meeting with representatives of the State's colleges and universities. He waited and waited, but no guest ar- “IT COSTS NO FOR AN OSTERMOOR” Including and mrul S'andnrd Uphohtmng Co 913 7th 8¢, N.W, ALL GUARANTEED REGULARZZ 50 OSTE RMOORS 29% MORE Fall training. Peggy Jones, daughter of Mrs. Vera Jones, 1812 Ingleside terrace. Tomorrow, Robert Kershlis, son of Mr. and Mrs. A, Kershlis, at the Dent School, —Star Staff Photo. o ssmus: st. se.and 0% 1ia8%B " COLONIAL COAL The Finest Coal E Money Can Buy R. S. 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