Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1937, Page 17

THE EVENING Howe [URY TOBE CALLED FOR TRACK PROBE |Federal Body to Investlgate Alleged Donations to Political Parties. By the Associated Press PROVIDENCE, B. I, -Oct. 23— | United States District ~ Attorney J. Howard McGrath announced today that he would recall the Federal grand jury into & special session, either Wednesday or Thursday of next week, to hear the evidence regarding alleged violations of the Federal Corrupt Prac- tices Act in connection with donations to political parties by the Narragansett Racing Association. At the same time, a warrant for the arrest of Gov.. Robert E. Quinn in a $500,000 libel suit by Walter O'Hara | remained in the pocket of Sheriff | ‘Thomas Barry of Kent County as Mr. Quinn insisted he could not be ar- rested as chief executive. Meanwhile, on petition of State | Public Utilities Commissioner Michael Deciantis, a “responsible representa- tive” of Mr. O'Hara’s Star-Tribune | was summoned to appear before Su- perior Judge Charles A. Walsh to show | cause why the paper should not be held in contempt of court. Mr. Deciantis’ petition was based, he said, on a paragraph in an extra edition of the paper which said Judge i V\a!(h ‘was interviewed” and Decian- tis “was politely urged to cool down | | in the interests of common decency | and the sane administration of Jus- | tice.” Mr. O'Hara remained free in ‘vflfll\ bail, awaiting arraignment on a grand | jury indictment returned vesterday charging him with libeling the Gov- ernor in an extra edition of the Star- Tribune by calling him “a —— —— liar.” The libel action was | several confronting Mr. | aging director of the track. A | second criminal libel charge has been brought by William E. Bee- | han of Larchmont, N. Y. general counsel for the Outdoor Advertising | Co., who charged Mr. O'Hara called him “a briber.” Mr. Beehan also | sought $100,000 in a civil action. Tuesday night Gov. Quinn had Mr. O'Hara arrested on a civil libel suit | for $500,000, basing his action on a | radio speech Mr. O'Hara delivered a few hours earlier. The turfman coun- tered yesterday with a similar libel fuit for the same amount against the | Governor. This was the suit on which | Mr. Quinn refused to accept a war- rant for his arrest. 'MRS. W' CABE, WIFE OF ATTORNEY, DIES Prominent Chevy Chase Garden Club Member, 57, Was Long I11—Rites Tomorrow. Mrs. Eleanor E. McCabe, 57, wife of George P. McCabe, Washington at- torney, died vesterday at the Mayo | Clinic, Rochester, Minn., after a long iliness, according to word received | here. Her husband and other mem- bers of her family were with her when | she died. An-enthusiastic gardener, Mrs. Mc- | Cabe was prominent in the Chevy | Chase (Md.) Garden Club and her | peonies were considered among the rarest and most beautiful raised in Washington. She was active in church and club activities in Chevy Chase and was interested in women's organi- zations of the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament. She was & member of the Woman's Club of Chevy Chase. Besides For husband, Mrs. McCabe is survived by three daughters, Mrs, Anthony J. Byrne, Mrs. Leo A. Walshe and Miss Margaret McCabe: a sister, Miss Katherine M. Fitzgerald of San | Prancisco, and two grandchildren, | Dorothy Lee and Margaret Walshe. | Funeral services will be held at 10 |am. tomorrow at the Shrine of the | Blessed Sacrament, with the Rev. Thomas G. Smyth officiating. Burial | will be at Ogden, Utah, where both | Mr. and Mrs. McCabe were born. 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