Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1937, Page 31

] = TR .. | ) CRIMINAL CONTEMPT for $1,000,000, charging libel of the 1 fendant in the D. V. Bennett Co.mail CHURCH RITES TO HONOR 1 lism C. Myers, who at the time of his | Caruthers, Rev. Oustis and Dr. J. 8. JAIL ESCAPE FAILS attorney's room to be interviewed, CHARGED To SAPIRO | Jewish race, was ordered unckenl tra‘:d cue.r e el ‘PROF | death was assistant principal of Mc- | Caldwell. B b mingled with the crowd and attempted from the Federal rolls in the southern copy of the order will be sent to g AL - 5 Basvanth YfV:Kl | e Grierans Conmie e | . WlLLlAM C. MYERS | kintey High School and for many eature of the memorial service| 19 ANGEIES, June 4 (F)—Frank | to walk out, will be th f inti b | clation of the Bar of the City of New | s years a religious leader of PrlncP\ Mrs, Euxe:xed‘S!::x‘g{(:d Srt teacher of | Orlando, 3, wanted in Oswego, N. Y.,| Reaching steel door guarding the criminal contempt. | York and to the New York County| Memorial for Ex-Assistant Prin- | Georges County, will be held at 8 y McKinley High memory of | on & murder charge, left for the East | enirance to the visitor's room, he was Libel Dropped From Federal | The order was signed by Judge John | Lawyers' Association. United States | pm. Sunday in the Riverdale Presby- SRS e Bchool S memocyfog stepping through as an officer slammed ! | cipal of “Tech” High School terian Church, with Rev. Keith Custis | FTof- Myers, in which she portrays his | yesterday in custody of two officers, but the d it Orland District Rolls. | C. Knox, who held that Sapiro was| Attorney Lamar Hardy sald. | E¥erers character and work as an educator.| oniy after he had made a futile | m;\mgo:n”;m;m ;:'w ) rtra:;:d ';:: Br (he Associated Press | guilty of criminal contempt by raumgi —_—— Set for Sunday. Various aspects of Prof. Myers' life| Th® McKinley High School quartet & - NEW YORK, June 4 —The name of | to notify the court that contact had | Chechoslovakia is shipping twice as | SPecial Dispatch to The Star. will sing. attempt to escape from jail. | & bruise on his nose. work will be portrayed by the following Undersheriff Rarry C. Vorce and | Orlando is charged with the killing Aaron Sapiro, New York and Chicago | been made with a juror by agents of | many beaded bags to the United| RIVERDALE, Md., June 4.—A me- | speakers: Frank M. Stephen, Herbe S Harry M. Lewis, sheriff’s deputy at of Raymond Allen in Granby, N. Y., sttorney, who once sued Henry Ford! his client, Murray Harwood, a de-| States as a year ago. |m orlal service for the late Prof. Wil-| F. Mitchell, H. L. Stanforth, R. Sweden expects many tourists. Oswego, sald Orlando, called to his | July 23, 1931. ————eee e — o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, . 4, 1931. 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