Man l)re&sed As Wi nitin
Arrested While *\t Movie
Tlie strange case of a man em
ployed at the base who can e to
town and there dressed up as a
woman and appeared publicly on
the streets and attended shows
came to light this week with his
arrest by city police
His existence had been known
for sometime but had been kept
quiet purposely so he could be
better apprehended. The first re
port came to the police from the
ticket seller and usher of one of
the theaters who felt sure the
person who attended a Sunday
show about, a month ago was a
man dressed as a woman. They
reported to the police who kept
a watch on the shows after that.
bast Sunday the watch was
rewarded He again appeared at
one of the local shows, bought a
ticket and went in. Attendants
recognised him and called the
police who placed him under ar
rest.
At. the time, according to po
lice, he wore a woman’s dress
seven slips, two petticoats, silk
hosiery, nigh hee'eJ shoes, hat
with veil attached but up-raised,
a dark wig, and carried a wo
man’s bag. They said he was also
compfetely equipped with false
eye-1 ashes, wore make-up includ
ing lipstick and rouge, and on
his hands wore a set of colored
false fingernails.
Subsequent investigation by
city police and an intelligence
officer of the naval air station re
vealed the fact he maintained a
room in town where he kept the
paraphernalia. Police said sales
stips showed the clothing was
purchased before his arr val here
They also said Sunday was his
usual day of operation.
He was charged with disorder
ly conduct. (There is no territor
ial regulation on impersonation.)
At the hearing before U. S. Com
missioner C. C. Naughton, the
defendant claimed no harm was
intended by his acts and that
wearing femine apparel was an
obsession. He was fined $50 and
costs and told the court he was
leaving town.
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at Pennsylvania state college are
study'ng Greek this year as last.
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