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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-05
CUNMAN FAILS
To OPEN GAS
STATION SAFE
Clothing Valued at 900
Taken From Women'S
Apparel Shop.

As Clifton Phelps, cashier, and
George Holey, 701 East Eleventh
street. attendant at an oil station
at Tenth street and Cornell avenue,
checked over receipts early today, q
gunman ordered them to open the
safe. Neither had the combination,
and the bandit took SO and drove
away
Burglars smashed a glass rear
door and jimmied their way into
the Anna Simon Murray shop, 2702
North Meridian street, early today,
taking women's garments valued at
$1,000
Merchant Policeman E. E. Pruitt,
35O5 East Walnut street, pursued
TWO men at Washington and Ches-
Ter street early this morning, and
captured one Of them, James New
ton, %, Negro. 1879 South Sheridan
avenue, in the 100 block South
Denny street.
Police say Newton confessed rob-
bling a Kroger grocery at 1909 East
New York street Wednesday night
and several other groceries in the
past, duplicating q cafe owner on
Indiana avenue as a fence"
Later Joe Tobak, %, operator Of
a restaurant and poolroom at 800
Indiana avenue, was arrested on
charges Of vagrancy and keeping a
lottery and gift enterprise. A'police
squad reported finding baseball
tickets, dice and cards in the place.
Newton refused to name his con-
federate, whom police are seeking.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-05
AUTO DRIVERS HIT TWO
Woman and Boy Run Down, but
Not Seriously Injured.

Miss Mabel Hicks, 40, Wyndham
apartments, was knocked down by
an auto driven by Godfrey Yaeger,
Seventy street and keystone
avenue, in the 1000 block North Del
aware street, Monday night. suffer-
ing minor injuries.
A car operated by Ernest Ed
wards, 1927 Ruckle street, struck
Joseph Bailey, 3, of 718 Fletcher
avenue, in front Of his home
Wednesday night, bruising him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-05
POLAND IS REAPPOINFED
VIII Serve Another Term as
Collector of Customs.

disappointment of George M, Fo-
land, collector of customs at Indi-
annapolis, was announced today fol-
lowing word from Washington of his
confirmation by the senate for an
other four-year term.
Poland formerly was recorder and
auditor of Lake county and his home
is in Crown Point He declined a
position as United States marshal of
the northern Indiana district few
years ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-05
0OSIR

No. 400 West Maryland Street. Ii 1901
No. 2-2037 East Washington 81. CHI 1923
No. 3-220I North Capitol Avenue. IA 2742
No. Anew York and New Jersey. RI 006l
No. 51virginia Ave. and South ST. RI 0O60
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-05
SON BORN TO ACTRESS
Kay Hammond, known on Stage
and Screen, Is Mother.

BH United Press
HOLLYWOOD. Feb "a seven
pound son was born late Wednes-
day to Kay Hammond, stage and
screen actress, who in private life
is Henry B. Wetherby.
The wedding Of the couple in 1928
was one of the highlights of the
social season. Miss Hammond has
appeared on the btage in 1.-THE Com
mand Performance" "The Cues
tionable Elaine" and This Thing
Called Love"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-05

Ten minutes after Mrs. James 3.
Rozell had died in st. Mary's
hospital, Grand Rapids, Mich,
healthy baby girl was born
through a Caesarian operation by
physicians.
The baby, Patricia Ann, Is
shown here in the arms of nurse
Marie Scanlon.
Millions OF fish we're destroyed
by drought last summer in at least
nineteen states.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-05

NJ Zero Pour. Lowest Carbon Or =.
u IN Content 10000 Pure Penn. @ VI
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29

careful in kneeling at the Lord s
table that their hearts and minds
are free of any enmity, jealousy, or
any other sin which has not been
fully forgiven by Him.
Class Meeting
The class meeting was not as
largely attended as desired, but
those who remained (even though
the house was cold) received bles-
sing which made the heart of those
present rejoice.
The pastors morning sermon was
based on st. Matthew 1929, Take
My yoke upon you, and learn of Me:
for l am meek and lowly in heart
and We shall find rest unto your
souls. This was surely not only a
request but a command from God,
that all who in any way trangress
His laws and in consequence suffer
by so doing to come to Him and He
will remove their burdens and will
also find rest to their souls.
1t was a plain practicable sermon.
The evening service was at p.
m. under the leadership of Miss
Katharine Frank. The sermon by the
pastor was taken from St. Marks
gospel 1917, And when He was gone
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29

forth into the way, there came one
running, aud kneeled to Him and
asked Him, Good Master, what shall
l do that | may inherit eternal life.
What the Master said to the rich
young man he He says to all the
world: Get clear of the burdens of
sin and come take up the cross and
follow Me.
1t was a sermon that needs to be
preached to all women and men.
Class No. 6 To Meet
Church School Glass No. 6, Mrs.
J. NJ. Faulkner, teacher, will meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
NJ. Reed, Jr., on Friday evening, May
30. All members of the class are eX-
pected to bring a covered dish, with
something inside, which will tempt
the appeties of those present.
Sunday services, May 81:
Ellendale: Morning: 10 a. m. -
Church School. II a. IN. Preaching
by the pastor. Evening: Z p. m. --
Epworth League. Miss Emma Ennis,
leader. No preaching services.
Union: AfternOon-2:30 p. III. -
Church School. p. m. Preaching
by the pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
from July II to July rs.

from July II to July rs.
Sick
Samuel H. Fisher, one of our ru-
raj mail carriers seems to be inn
proving.
Fred D. Ireland, also one of our
rural carriers, is reported sick and
unable to go out on his mail route,
Mrs. Harvey Marker is still con-
fined in the Emergency Hospital, at
Milford, with complication of dis
eases. While somewhat improved she
is still very sick.
Mrs. Elias Macklin who was very
sick is now on the road TO recOy-
cry.
The family of Dorsey Morgan has
been surely hard hit the past week
Most of them are sick with the
measles, while one is threatened
with appendicitis.
Personal
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Millman of
Philadelphia were the guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Thomas on We'd
nesday of last week.
Mrs. ]. A. Ellegood, Mrs. Elmer
Short and Miss May Thayer spent
Friday in Lewes visiting friends.
Mrs. Seth MahOn and daughter
Elizabeth of Pitman, N. j., were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Hammond several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Millman
and two children and Mrs. Ella
Millman of Wilmington were lunch
con guests of Miss Allie and Tor
bert Macklin on Friday.
Mrs. Oscar West and daughter
Iona of Philadelphia were the week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John w.
West.
Mrs. w. S. P. Combs, son Warren
and daughter Ellen were luncheon
guests of Mrs. D. Henry Reed and
Mrs. D. NJ. Donovan.
Mrs. Lena Reed Anderson, secre-
tary to Congressman Houston, and
friend of Washington, D. c., and
Miss Jane Reed Andersen, student
at the Women's College, Newark,
were entertained at dinner Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Reed.
Mrs. E. r. Wilson spent Saturday
in Philadelphia on a shopping tour.
The writer extends congratula-
tions to Miss Marie A. E. Nelson,
who will on May 20, graduate as
nurse from the Jewish Hospital,
York and Tabor Roads, Philadel-
phia. Miss Nelson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Nelson, reside near
here.
Church News
Children's Day Services
Ellendale: Sunday evening, June
z.
McColley's: Sunday evening, May |
81.
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
TIE Church School

The Church School on Sunday
morning was fairly well attended, 81
teachers and scholars being present.
1t seems to the writer that with the
coming of the scholars who used to
attend the church school at New
Market it would be no trouble to
have present each Sunday 100 tea
chers and scholars. This should be
the minimum number and from the
amount of children who are seen en-
the streets of the town on Sundays
this could be increased TO 1875, but it
will take the work of women and
men whose hearts have an intense
longing to save these wayWard
children and bring them back to the
church school where they can be
taught the things which Jesus would
have them to know.
It is a wonderful worw, who will
enlist in the warfare?
The morning lesson, "The Last
Supper" Christ is very near the
cross and the scenes and suffering
which He would have to endure was
before Him. He sent Peter and John
and told them how they would find
a place to hold the passover, or last
supper, and they done as they were
told. And in this guest chamber or
large room, Christ with His disciples
held the last supper.
He told them that He desired to
eat the passover with them before
He suffered. and also told them that
He would be betrayed before the
supper was over. Which was true,
for Judas who was sitting with the
Master went out and for thirty
pieces of silver betrayed his Master
to His enemies. The last supper
meant more than a parting testi-
mony of the Saviour and His dis
ciples. When he took the wine and
broke the bread He intended that
not only should the Disciples re-
member Him but the custom should
come ringing down the ages and
become a part in the true worship
of God by all those who claim to be
of the household of faith.
In this way is brought vividly to
the minds of women and men the
sufferings and death of Jesus on the
Cross of Cavalry.
The Christians of today should he
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
10 10 90 M/ZEJ AVHOLR@S2szs1

ing more than 20 horsepower
produces a constant, even flow of
smooth, dynamic power at speeds
ranging from to Is miles an hour.
With flashing getaway and rapid
acceIeratiOn, you can boost the
De Vaux to high speeds in a matter
of seconds. By an easy flip of the
lever, you can shift back and forth
between second and high at fast
speeds. The helicaI gears of Quiet
Second are constantly in mesh.
Right nOw-the new De Vaux is
changing prevailing opinions
regarding the performance of low
cost cars. Take the wheel today
the new De Vaux is it's own best
salesman.
DE VAUX HALL MOTORS CORPORATION
Plants located al Grand Rapids, Michigan
and Oakland, California
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
Demonstrating its Superiority
with PERFORMANCE
Never Thought Possible
In 4 LOw-Priced Car

A brand-new motoring thrill
awaits you tOday-when you drive
the new De Vaux 6-75, powered by
the famous six-cylinder Hall Motor.
You will find different, marvel
OusIy-better performance in this,
the first low-priced car offering the
exclusive advantages of Col. Ebert
J. Halls engineering genius.
You have never known car so
eager, so flexible. so alive with
strength.
The exceptional mOtOr-devclOp-
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
The EpwOrth League

The Epworth League social will
meet with Miss Hyacinth Lynch at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Handy Lynch, Monday evening,
June l.
This will be an important meet
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29
Strawberry Festival

The Church School of McColley's
NJ. e. Church will hold a strawberry
festival at the school house in Red
den on Saturday evening, May 80.
Everybody invited
Milford chronicle., 1931-05-29

Children Under 10 Not Admitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17

ia of Anoroc skeptical of the truth Tarzan
spoke The three Korsars in the longboat made
him doubly wary Never before had he seen human
beings of the rich, deep, black color of the Waziri
The radio message to Gridley from the inner worlds
emperor also way beyond his understanding.
But after suspicious examination of the longboats
party he finally ordered TarZan and the whole party
taken aboard the flagship. Here Jason and TarZan
had to repeat their story over and again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17

For Gridey could hardly believe his ears Here
at last was communication with the man for whose
rescue had organized the expedition to the earths
core ia. suspecting Jason was crazy, asked, VINO
are you?" The longboat had come about and lay
beside the flagship. Friends" replied Tarzan, as
Cirdley was too excited to speak. BronZed Merop
warriors gazed down in curiosity at the ape-mans
party This man Is Jason Gridley. His expedi-
ton came from the outer earth to rescue David /
from the dungeons of the Korsars"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17

THAT fellow up there is turning the gun on us!"
cried Jason Gridley. sharply. Presently another
man appeared upon the bow deck of the enemy's
ship "Heave to-" he shouted "or I'll blow you out
of The water" Tarzan ordered Lajo the Korsar,
to obey while Jason called up: Who are you?" II
am ia of Anoroc," replied the man. This is the
war fleet of David I, Emperor of Pellucidar." Then
Gridley as If out of his mind, shouted, "Hurrah,
hurrah!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17

Word quickly spread that two of the strangers were
friends and from the outer world. Captains
from the other ships to inspect and greet the
strangers until Jason and the ape-man felt they
much a curiosity as circus freaks. But after
hearing the wondrous tale of their expedition the
officers of David the Firsts armada accepted the
truth of their statements and welcomed Tarzan and
Grdley with fine hospitality,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


DRY ssta Bsn f basi6sss
owner III and retirine viii sell at great
Add1ess Be ess s ssea ssr e
CANDY. CIGARS. NOTIONS; corner store
T y556 I 3adress s sos ss61x Star once
WORKING PARTNER. wanted for establish
ed Investigating and collecting business
$500 capital required. Address BOX 427-V'
TAILORING AND CLEANING STORE for
sale in best 14th st. location. Cali at 1888
L st. NV. for information. a.
BOOMING HOUSE, not under IL rooms;
state price and terms; no realtors. Address
BOX l27-x. Star office.
EXCEPTIONAL BOOMING HOUSE. 10
nsG dssr. good nfom Jordan arcs $50 BOND s
location, fresh stock: quick turn over; mod
ret ns rom Business oes
OF the best propositions in town, act quick
SIS m 9s6 i4t Fent N fGF n s R shaS0
BOWLING ALLEY, for sale. 10 alleys. spien-
terms Address Box Ask. Star ONCE. 21'
LUNCH ROOM. corner, across from Interior
GOOD location; rent, s35. 1901 st. NV. IL
SMALL, APARTMENT HOUSE for sale; de-
worth investigating. Owner, Decatur 4748,
FOR SALE-Cafcteria in desirable locality
seating capacity 100; low rent, good lease
wonderful opportunity for Bicentennial buSi-
ness; owner has other important interests
i'm city; price reasonable for quick sale.
Address Box BOX, Star office. IT.
BOOMING HOUSE. 10 lovely. rooms. located
l4th and Clifton, in residential section.
Price $500 5000 down payment. See Mr..
Fowler, SOC st. NV. Met. 6308.
BOOMING HOUSE HEADQUARTERS TO
buy or sell q rooming house, see Mr.. Fowler,
SOC F. st. NV. Met 6308.
ROOMING HOUSE SPECIALIZE lovely rms,
baths, AGAR garage, large new Frieidatre,
Nv h located i4th and Rhode Island Nv.
Price right $3.50 down payment. See Mr..
Fowler. sos st. NV Met 1903.
S40o-Rooming house, 10 rooms; near 10th
and r sts: rent only $40.
s450-Roomng house. IL rooms, 2 bathsi
S500-Rooming house, Ia rooms; rent, $50;
central; filled; modern; a bargain.
S750-Rooming house, 10 rooms. 2 baths;
newly decorated; beautifully furn,;
good income; $3.50 cash required.
Si000-BOarding house, II rooms, baths;
beautiful uptown location; newly dec
grated; beautifully furn.; rent, SIS,
$1,000 Roomlng house, II rooms, baths;
beautiful 18th st, location; newly dec
rented; splendid income; a bargain.
Sl,200-Roomtng house, l6 rooms, baths;
downtown location; good income;
owner must sacrifice; splendid buy.
S400-Cigar. news and novelty store; well
stocked; business $40 daily; rent, S20
s600-Confect. and lunch; will sacrifice.
H,200--Sandwich shop; cheap rent; a busy
stand: real bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17

GIRL. colored wants whole or half days
work Call Lincoln 1910. to 1850 PM
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Get Ready for Bicentennial.
We have. absolutely the best GAS STA
TON TON. TEA ROOM ,, and TOURIST CAMP
highways leading to Washington. Call us
at once and look these over. DO not wait a
day. get ready now.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
Dol shoreham Bldg. Dist. 1858.
ROOMING HOUSE BUYERS.
We have what you want, where you want
it. at your own price and terms. See Mr..
Fowler sos st. NV. Met $500
QUICK ACTION.
FOR QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLICITY
IN SELLING YOUR BUSINESS. SEE us.
c GE E1 sAfcK c RHE bEAL = ORDER TO
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SOUTHS LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS,
eth FLOOR. DIST. NATL BANK BLDG,
METROPOLITAN 4Si3-4814-48l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17

DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS
Special this week. felt hats redesigned into
last-word creations, 50 velvet hats, 81 90;
finest workmanship. Formerly with Maoame
Ash District 1856
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GIRL. colored. neat, reliable, wants general
g.
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GENERAL MAID. colored. neat; pleasant;
splendid cook, experienced maid. mothers
helper; full or part time; reference Dec
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PERSONAL.

4 The rate under heading of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
l regular line rate.
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-, Compare
Condition OF above cars. prices and terms
Values Unheard Of Sale for a DAYS.
COMMERCIAL
MOTOR SALES CO.,
$40 Pa. Ave. NV.
Met. 3545-3546.
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NURSE WILL CARE FOR CONVALESCENTS
and elderly people in her own home attrac-
tive rooms; special attention to diet. CleV.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.


CANARIES. young, excellent singers, top
knot. 1922 Montague St NV.
FOX TERRIERS, Bostons. Eskimos and other
pups singing canaries, Mexican parrots,
monkeys. gold and tropical fish, aauariums,
alligators, turtles. We carry a complete
line Of medicines and supplies. schmid S
Emporium of Pets, 7l2 18th st. NV. Metro
politan 7113,
Your dog given q sanitary bath, completely
eliminating fees. and dried with electric
Hospital. 1872 Irving st. NV. Col. 0574.
Beautiful Guaranteed Songsters
ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS.
612 ST. NV. 1404 Irving NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17

FORD 1880 CABRIOLET.
A beautiful sport car, thoroughly recon-
ditioned and guaranteed, new top, runs like
new. Will please the most Discriminating
buyer. Special, s425.
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO..
New York Ave. NV.
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General House Repairing
AT SPECIAL PRICES.

Roofing, carpenter work, Eouse wiring,
painting This is not company, but pri-
Vate contractor Phone Atlantic 1888 1856
st Sc Paul Klaassen e. Sons.
HEATING and plumbing, new and repairing:
' oil burners included; reasonable terms. 227
9th N Lin O2T2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17

COOK experienced. for Jewish family best
references Mrs. Stearman. North goo. zz+
C00K fIrst-classl, maid or nurse. by reli-
shie colored woman; best references Phone
Col 1882 Home NIGHTS. ----------
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sirabiy located income $4,000; no exchange;
worth investigating. Owner, Decatur 4748
FOR SALE Cafeteria in desirable locality;
seating capacity 100; low rent, good lease;
wonderful opportunity for Bicentennial bust
ness owner has other important Interests
Add,nss Sta. office IL
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BOWLING ALLEY for sale. 10 alleys; spien-
did location Price reasonable Cash or
ferms Address Box ak. Star ONCE. 2ls
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GROCFRY STORE, old established corner
location: fresh stock; quick turn over; mod
ern equipment; living quarters; a money
OF tie best propositions in town, act quick
81, 600 SIS month rent for ALL De Shazo
e. Bowling, 1880 l4th. National SEQ.
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BOOMING HOUSE, 10 lovely rooms, located
l4th and Clifton, in residential section.
Price $500 5000 down payment. See Mr..
Fowler, SOC F. st. n W. Met. 6308.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

YOUNG GIRL. white, wants days work tol
Monday, Tuesday. Friday and SATURDAY
Address Box 357-x. Star office.
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OPERATOR. well edu-
ri, experienced, legal, manufacturing. COL
ions. desires permanent or Temporary
fion Col NIT 17s
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FARM AND GARDEN.

LIT. BARBERRY, 1Oc.
LIT. BLUE SPRUCE, 75c.
RED GRAPE MYRTLE
MARYLAND NURSERIES.
EDMONSTON (EAST HYATTSVILLE).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-24
ROYAL HOUSE OF SPAIN WILL JOIN
 HOUSE OF SAVOY
The Coming Marriage of Princess Marie Christine, Daughter of King Alfonso and Duke of BergamO, Cousin of King Victor

Rome. Feb 24.-CUP)-The royal house of Spain will be joined with the house of Savoy under arrange ments underway for the marriage of Princess Marie Christine, daughter of King Alfonso, and the Duke of Bergamo, cousin of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy.
 A representative of the Bourbon house, Princess Eulalia, aunt of King Alfonso. vii arrive in Rome early next month to conduct final arrange ments for the marriage. The pre- liminary arrangements were con ducted at Milan recently
 Princess Marie Christine. the youngest daughter of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, is related to the British royal family through her mother. a grand daughter of Queen Victoria of England and first cousin of King George.
 She is 19 years old. a tall girl con siderably like her mother in appear ance and one of the best dressed princesses of Europe.
 The Duke of Bergamo, who is S2 years old. is athletic. He is an expert cavalryman and recently was made commander of the crack Savoid regiment at Milan.
 He is the third son of the Duke of Genoa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-24
THEATER BANDIT KILLED AND ONE
 POLICEMAN HIT
Wife of Cashier Gave the Tip and Three Officers
 Took Part in Gun Battle
 That Followed

New York. Feb 24-(UP)-Ons man was killed and policeman was seriously wounded in a gun battle which followed the Kidnapping of a theater cashier and an attempt to rob the safe of Fox Congress theater in Brooklyn early today. The gun men had forced Sidney Levine, as- sistant manager of the theater. lo return with them. When he could not open the safe, they forced him 10 write a ncte to Harry Millstein, the cashier. calling the latter to the theater.
 A bandit delivered the note. and Millsteia accompanied him, telling his wife, however, that he feared ''something was wrong" Mrs Miil- stein followed them to the street and met Pa:rolmen Edward Muller Herbstman and Burns, who were ofi duty and returning home. They went at once t. the theater, where they found Mlllstein and Levine tied nr and the bandits trying to open the safe. In the shooting which fol lowed, one bandit, Morris Jacobs 23, was killed and Patrolman Muller was seriously injured.