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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 6. 1952 ad e.f 9 CHESTNUT AT SEVENTEENTH It I e-7300. ARDMORE 2630 KOMI BARBER I Won't scratch Two New Riots Quelled Dr.

G. G. ALGASE 1 DENTIST 'HOURS 3 to 2-iioo 1 1 BON Wl I till Schuster Suspect Says He'll Talk Illustrated on Page 3 Quickly at Montreal Jail No Appointment Needed 901 MARKET ST. H( it rtx 1 MONTREAL, May 5 (AP). Two new riots, the second halted, by tear gas, broke out in Bordeaux jail today.

The new outbreaks involved about 250 prisoners in a yard be PROVTDENCK, R. May 5 XJP). tween two wings of the sprawl A one-eyed gunman pal of Willie fUf I WWW All (The Actor) Sutton, who is a "prime suspect" in the Arnold Schuster NEW PATTERNS IN murder case, promised to "talk" to ing prison. They were quickly quelled. CELLS SEARCHED FOR KNIVES Rioting, involving about 600 prisoners, began last night over the prisoners' demands for better food night if authorities took him to Banker Admits $400,000 Theft Continued From First Page CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS Brooklyn.

"I won't talk at all except in Brooklyn. Take me there and I'll talk," said Harvey (Mad Dog) Bis-tany, 49, of Lawrence, who was seized earlier as a suspect in and a new jail governor. It was put down after five hours. Dozens of covered at the bank. The entire fires were started, and two prisoners and a guard were injured.

shortage is fully covered by insurance. "William C. Horley, vice president of the bank, has been charged with the discrepancy. Mr. Horley is coop About 200 police guards searched the cells today for about 100 butcher knives and 60 razors stolen from the kitchen and barber shop during last erating fully with officials to enable Die? night's outbreak.

TRY TO RUSH FENCE Open today 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. The trouble today broke out when three or four young prisoners were joined by others in an attempt to the gangland reprisal shooting of the man who "put the finger" on Sutton.

But a four-way fight for Bistany was shaping up among Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island and Federal authorities. CONFESSES HOLDUP However, Providence Chief of Detectives Walter E. Stone said Massachusetts police would have "first crack at him after his arraignment on a concealed weapons charge in Providence Wednesday" because he confessed tonight to the holdup April 25 of a Westport, motel. That was the only thing Bistany, who has a glass eye, would admit as police continued to question him about the Schuster killing and a number of jobs including a holdup -ush a fence separating them from Dne of the wings. Their purpose was aot immediately clear.

A detective said it still was unsafe "or guards to walk through the main blocks. Surly prisoners tossed missiles from the upper tiers, and one was said to be drunk on rubbing alcohol and hair tonic stolen from the infirmary and barber shop. the bonding company to recover a substantial share of the missing fund since much of the loss is deemed to be recoverable. "Mr. Horley has been an employe of the bank since its organization in 1937.

Prior to that time he was an official of the Perth Amboy Trust Co. He long has been a widely respected resident of the community. "The bank wishes to assure all depositors that their accounts will in no way be either impaired or affected because of the irregularities." Th3 bank's president, J. C. Wilson, is on a trip to Europe.

Horley's salary is $8500 a year as vice president of the bank and as a member of its executive, loan, investment and trust committees. He is chairman of the trust fund committee of St. Peter's Episcopal murder in Providence last week, Including Zippars, Cords and Pleats Call for Interior Decorator to show Slipcover Fabrics in your home. Open Every Evening 'TU Brooklyn Detective William Freun N. Y.

Police Trial EASY TERMS DE 3-7793 MA 4-2667 was here to question the short, wizened faced hoodlum along with Opens Tomorrow Postal Inspector Richard E. Shea, also of Brooklyn. Shea held a warrant for Bistany's arrest under an indictment charging him with, the NEW YORK, May 5 AP) The fv 9 P. M. Church and headed the finance com departmental trial of six of 18 suspended policemen accused of taking theft of $29,003 from the Brevoort bribes from Harry Gross, jailed bookie, today was set to begin at postomce station in Brooklyn.

ARRESTED IX DINER Bistany was seized with two other mittee of the Boy Scout fund drive. He formerly was president of the Rotary Club. Among the bank's directors are David T. Wilentz, president of the National Democratic Club of New Jersey, and M. F.

Mellon, former Middlesex county prosecutor. Y- Cor. Cottman Bradford East of Bus tie ton Ave. gunmen in a diner today. The police 10 A.

M. Wednesday. Trial of the remaining 12 was scheduled for May 26. The delay put off the much-heralded testimony of Gross, who arrived at Brooklyn police bead-quarters shortly before 10 A. M.

as the star witness for the prosecution. said Bistany- carried plans for a robbery tonight of a plant in Newtown in which the bandits hoped to get $75,000. Bistany carried a re Hoopes Is Indorsed BOSTON, May 5 (AP). Massachusetts Socialists in convention today indorsed Darlington Hoopes, of Reading, and Miss Robin Myers, of New York, as the party's na Kodak Pcny 828 Camera -A truly fino "miniature' with capable f4.5 lens. As easy to use for color slides or prints as for black-and-white shots.

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Gross stated he would "go all the way down the line" in testifying against the policemen to whom he was alleged to have paid $1,000,000 a year in bribes to protect his bookmaking empire. Schuster. The automatic was check ed in an effort to determine if it had been used in the slaying of a liquor tional Presidential ticket. store clerk here last week. Two men and a woman identified BONWIT TELLER.

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