Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1936, Page 13

EX-CONVICT HELD “INTEXTILE THEFT Accused by F. B. 1. of Moving $40,000 of Stolen Goods Between States. Entering a comparatively new field of crime inquiry, the Federal Bureau of Investigation today charged a no- torious Cleveland ex-convict with in- terstate transportation of $40,000 worth of woolen goods stolen last month in an armed robbery of the Yorkshire Worsted Mills, in Lenni, Pa. The former convict, Harry Kutler, was arrested in Cleveland yesterday by special agents of the F. B. 1. as he was driving a truck containing 57 bolts of the stolen cloth, it was stated today at the office of J. Edgar Hoover, director of the F. B. I. 200 More Bolts Found. In a simultaneous raid on a Cleve- fand “sponging factory,” ¥. B. I agents and police discovered nearly 200 additional bolts of the loot, it was stated. The cloth was stolen October 14 by en armed gang which held up the | night watchman of the Yorkshire | mills at 2:30 am,, tied his arms and | legs and loaded the loot onto a truck. ‘The watchman freed himself two hours later. | The G-men took over investigation | of the robbery under the recently | passed national stolen property act, which makes it a Federal crime to move stolen goods valued at $5,000 or more across State lines. Investigation Furthered. ‘The agents refused to divulge how | they.traced the goods to Ohio. It was announced that further investigation | is being made with a view to arresting | others involved in the robbery. | Kutler has a record of numerous ar- Tests for forgery, fraud, bad checks, | ‘Just the new assault with dangerous weapons and other offenses. He has served terms for forgery and other violations, his fingerprint record at the F. B. I shows. MRS.MARGUERITE LEE BURIED IN CAPITAL Member of Du Pont Family Died Saturday After Brief Illness. Mrs. Marquerite La Motte du Pont Lee, 73, member of the prominent Du Pont family of Delaware, who died Saturday in Homeopathic Hospital, was buried yesterday in Congressional Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the home of her son, Cazanove G. Lee, jr., 3542 Newark street. Mrs. Lee was the daughter of the late Eleuthere Irenee du Pont and the late Charlotte Shepard Hender- son du Pont. Her parents died when she was a child. For many years Mrs. Lee had lived at the Powhatan Hotel. Her death followed & week's illness. Besides her son here, she leaves an- other son, Maurice du Pont Lee of Greenwich, Conn., and a brother, Maurice du Pont of New York City. ADVERTISEMENT. 'His Best Friend Told Him It was his wife and she told him the truth. But she didn't say he had “bed breath.” Instead, she said, “My dear, you need E-Z Tablets.” A hint to the wise was sufficient. Don't wait for | some one to tell you. 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Major contributions to the league since its last report were $5,000 each from the International Ladies’ Gar- ment Workers' Union and the Amal- gamated Clothing Workers, A report from the Southern Call- fornia Republican Campaign Commit- tee showed receipts by that organiza- tion of $187,537 and expenditures of $161,201, ‘Th Independent Coalition of Amer- ican Women reported receipts of $102,721 and expenditures of $87,878. Principal contributors included Har- sional Chair or Ro Free with any pul or riet L. Greenway, Greenwich, Conn., $5,000; Mrs, Lorraine Manville, New York, $1, bury, N. Y., $1,000; Mrs. Jerome Mar- melee, Washington, D. C., $1,000, and Mrs. Pierre du Pont, Kennett Square, Pa., $100. The Landon and Knox Clubs of New York City listed receipts of $21,250 and disbursements of $17,824.93. Principal contributors were named as H. E. 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