Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1937, Page 7

- NEW BLACK LEGION MURDER REVEALED Dean, Executioner of Hood- ed Gang, Spurs Hunt for Victim. 5 BY the Associated Press DETROIT, July 22—A new Blac Legion killing was disclosed yesterday a8 Dayton Dean, the honded knight riders’ executioner, started toward prison to serve a life term for murder. " Two city detectives, Lieut. Jack Har- vill and Sergt. Charles Meehan, dis- confessed was , ¢losed that they have been investigat- | ing Dean’s latest the hanging of a man in a grove on the eastern edge of Detroit-—since last October, They said the stocky that the killing took JLegion meeting he attended soon after Joining the order four ve which a thousand persons were pres- ent “I was standing to one side with a bunch of new members, waiting to be &worn in,” Dean said. “A car drove in. There was a man in the back seat, yelling and struggling e at a Blac the car pulled him out, strung him up | to a tree and hanged him. After a while they cut him down and put the bodv in the car, along with some shovels.” Harvill and Mechan said more than A& score of other Black Legionnaires have denied Dean's story, but never- theless officers have been digging in ‘tht‘ woods for a body. Dean, sentenced for the slaving of Charles A. Poole, W. P. A. worker whose death May 12, 1936, led to the expose of the Rlack Legion, has been kent in witnesses' quarters at police headquarters since June 1, testify in other cases against more than two-score members of the ter- rorist socie Doomed in Woman's Slaying. PITTSBORO, N. C., July 22 (#) $ury vesterday convicted William Perry, 18-year-old colored defendant of murdering Mrs. W. T. Hamlett eged farm woman, and he was sen- tenced to die September 17. (%zz%,sas%w Ty OF MODELS ANY KITCHEN These"sensational reductions give you the opportunity of a lifetime to *confession”—that of | Dean related | s ago at The men in | | | | 1936, to | s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON Grandmas Display Their Pulchritude Streamlined bathing beauties were cast in the oackground and the beauties of yesteryear were gien an opportunity to “show” annual Grandmas Three Score and Ten Club beauty parade. before the judges vieing for a silver loving cup. Mrs. Teresa Cafirey, _major honors. their comeliness at Coney hland recently. It was the The “girls” are shown parading 81 years old, walked off with —Wide World Photo. C.C.C. COMMANDERS‘ CAN RETAIN AIDES 50 Per Cent of Reserve Officers Can Be Used Longer Than Normal Service Time. Amendment of War Department in- | structions governing use of Reserve | officers in Civilian Conservation Corps posts to permit retention bevond the normal perind of officers in key posi- tions was announced today. The amended instructions will give corps area commanders greater lati- 1 assigning and rotating Re- The commanders are given Protect Your Home GICHNER NA. 4370 the option of extending the RK‘HH" ‘found that it was desirable to retain duty periods of 50 per cent of the|on active duty certain Reserve officers Reserve officers under their command } engaged in important administrative on C.C. C. duty. ver does not apply to medical officers a'ld chaplains. “Some of the corps area command- ITS BUBBLES DO A DANCE OF LIFE (Qlicguai CLICQUOT CLUB Is over fitty—an | This extension, how- ‘ duties.” Corps area commanders also may | call to active duty specially qualified officers who have had previous service | " the War Department explained, | with the C. C. C. b oS ODA when the last guest's gone. IN FULL QUARTS, 12 turally pus OUNCES, AND SPLITS rtles. It's still li ighly carbonated D. C, THURSDAY PORK CHOPS GOING UP; MAY STAY UP 2, 3 YEARS Fewer Hogs to Be Marketed This Fall—Large Corn Crop May Cut Slaughtering. By the Associated Press. There will be fewer pork chops on the Nation's dinner tables this Fall and Winter, the Bureau of Agricul- tural Economics said yesterday. It ==WE SELL U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS; JULY 22, added that prices of chops may be higher, In a forecast of supply and demand for hogs, the bureau reported that fewer of the animals will be marketed during the next six months, but they will be heavier in weight. Prospects of a large corn crop will lead many 1937. farmers to feed Spring pigs through |* the Winter and to increase their breeding stock. | ‘This trend is expected to continue for the next two or three years. FOR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE NAT. 2939 BEEF—RIB OR nm n | n\ "BEEF lb 250 Ib. 'I“c SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS » 17¢ Fnrsn G| RDI ND | satorday FRANKS Ib. 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