Homosexual bars here are facing a joint State and police crackdown, it was learned as two policemen were implicated in the latest “payoff” case involving one such suspected place. Chief Thomas Cahill disclosed that a bar operator who alleged making payments to Lawrence Cardellini, a supervising State liquor agent here, has now also admitted payments to two policemen. Cahill ordered a departmental board of inquiry to investigate the new charges, made 1 by Norman Tullis, operator of the Castaway. 90 Market St. Cahill and Norbert Falvey, State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control supervisor here.

confirmed they are mapping an intensified drive on known or suspected homosexual bars here. SECOND CASE There are 22 such establishments open, said Falvey. A number are operating pending actions against their liquor licenses. The case of the Castaway bar is the second involving alleged payoffs from a suspected homosexual bar here within three months. Police Sgt.

Waldo Reesink was arrested last February after he allegedly received $120 in marked bills from the operator of the Handle Bar. 1433 California St. Although the Handle Bar operator said he had also been paying off a beat patrolman, that officer was cleared when he denied the charges. The case involving Tullis’ Castaway came light last Monday, when Cardellini was arrested by Deputy Chief Al Nelder on leaving the bar. MARKED BILLS Cardellini was carrying $150 in marked bills which Tullis had just given him.

Tullis, according to Nelder, said he had been paying Cardellini $150 monthly since last July. except for one ol’ two months when he tell In arrears. Tullis. who had been CO- operating with Nelder in the Cardellini investigation, now has implicated two policemen, Cahill said. The chief withheld their identity, and details of Tullis’ charges against them, pending the board of inquiry investigation.

“The board will seek to determine if the charges are true or false.” Cahill said. The board consists of Capt. John Meehan, director of personnel; Supervising Capt. Phil Kiely and Capt. Charles Borland, in command of Central station in whose jurisdic- lion Tullis’ bar is located.

Cahill said the forthcoming drive against homosexual bars is being made possible because he and the State liquor department have cleaned up two other major problems here- waterholes” and breakfast clubs. “They and the homosexual places have been marked for top priority.” Cahill said. Falvey, of the State liquor department, indicated that agents from outside areas would be brought here in the new drive. and one of the reasons is that they stand guard over the river because they get a cash reward for every suicide they fish out. “The woman who really wants to die and thinks it out carefully seldom tries the Seine because her chances of success are slim with us around.” said the stubblebearded Pierre.

“She generally seals up her kitchen and turns 011 the gas. But romantics bent on suicide can’t resist an attempt at drowning by jumping into the famous river from a famous bridge. For Broken Hearts Spring Is Suicide Season in Paris By TOINETTE VERDE the insane ones,” said the PARIS. May 21.-“All the French bum. “And then come world sings.

about Paris in those with incurable dithe spring.” said Pierre le seases.” Clochard. “I wonder if they also know it’s our busiest sea- Occasionally a drunk jumps for suicides.” or falls into the river, and son Paris in the spring leads very rarely somebody who has run out of money. to inevitable romance, but leads to “But in the springtime it’s many a romance broken hearts. the romantics,” declared Pierre. “Mostly under 25, and *And there’s nothing like mostly girls.’ a broken heart to get you to off historic POOR SWIMMERS jump a bridge into the beautiful Seine,” Pierre and his hobo friends.

commented the burly bum. none of them good swimmers SUICIDE BOOTY and most of them wearing enough old clothes to sink a Parisians love their hoboes, battleship, either fish out the suicide themselves or else call for help. “We dry the poor girl off. warm her up with a little bonfire or cognac and send her home to mama,” he said. “And the next day she’s in love maybe with the same fellow.” If she comes strolling down the banks of the Seine with stardust in her eyes and her arms around the man of her dreams.

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