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Evening star., 1936-09-17
Mems Neckties, Csc

Were $50
300 neckties in fancy colored silks
Sports Belts braided cord and leather. Were 81
"a Combination Ash Tray and Cigarette Boxes. Were
Fancy White Shirts In collar attached and neck
styles. Were $1.65 and 50.
125 Sports Shirts mostly in small and medium sizes Were
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-09-17
Girls Apparel Reduced

SIS Summer dresses in sheer and +
sizes 7 to IL and u to 16.
20, were So. Now
Is, were 81 and So. Now---------------
20, were 81. Now------------------
GIRLS APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
Misses Dresses Reduced

group that includes cottons, silk and acetate
crepes satin and Sheers In prints or solid colors
of pastels navy brown and black.
g. were sIoe5 to s16.s5.
O. were s1695 S2975.
3, were 1855 to $25.
5, were s25 s29.75.
T. were $29.75 to S3975. Now
g. were s2s75 to s4975.
MIssxs' DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
Boys Knickers
Suits, SOS
Woro f137S

80 wool knickers suits, each
with two pairs of trousers.
Sizes 10 to 16.
9 Boys Wool Golf Caps. Were 81.
Now
80 Boys SlipOver Short Sleeve Polo
Shirts. Sizes 6 and 10 to 16. Were soc
and 75c.
23 Boys Wool Sweaters. Sizes %
to SO. Were So. Now----S2.15
33 Boys Jersey Pajamas. Sizes 10
to 18. Were 81. Now-----95c
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
Chintz Garment Bags, SIS

IL bags with Safe Tee slide fastening. Holds eight
garments. Light and dark colors.
Pairs Childrens Foot Warmers, knitted WOOL Orchid
green combination Soiled Were S5c pair Now SOC
Novelty Glass Lamps with cord Yellow with painted
scenic design. Were 81. Now--.------------5oc
NOTIONS AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-09-23

THOMAS CIRCLE. - rooms, oil heat. run
ming water in rooms; filled, fine income '
Apt, house. % rooms. excellent income;
& baths. h.-wh.: convenient to G. w. u;
rent. S235.
Very large rooming house, 30 rooms:
Dupont Circle. ideal location; income over
Sb S3oo mo hTe Tent tb suS; ayersg nea with guests
Rooming house. Is rooms: rent, 500:
fine income Other business cause for SELL
ing. This is worth investigating: $1,000,
easy terms.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE ARGONNE. 1929 COLUMBIA RD
living room dining room Kitchen. bath. re-
ception hail: Chinese russ. Steiuway ETC.;
3 exposures: immediate possession. Colum-
hla 1O2
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1908 N ST. NW.-Nicely furnished double
and sinrle rooms refined atmosphere. excel
lent meals: Govt. or professional people.
l41O 10th N.W.-Double room; also va
cancy for lady: new furnishings; phone in
room; selective meals; ideal location.
I4Ol 18th NW.-Large front room, for
or 4; private bath; phone; new furnish
ings; selective meals; reas.
1925 RHODE ISLAND-Young people;
large, attractive: good food: spacious living
and dining rooms refined surroundings;
1885 IRVING ST. N.W.-Large. front room
overlooking Rock Greek Park. suitable for
SsS6 z or 8 Students private family Adams
1918 VERMONT AvE.-Select;. suitable
2; midtown; 81 weekly each; c;h.w.; best
tiemen. Metropolitan 1904.
eeO9 MASS. AVE. NW.-For ladies' gentle-
men: excellent food: refined atmosphere;
rates reasonable; bus line. Decatur 57Os.
DtJPOfT CIRCLE G7O6 18th NW)-.At
tractiye:y furnished double room. excellent
table in well-run guest house. %
CHEVY CHASE. MD,-Paying guests de-
sired in real home; convenient to schools,
churches. wisconsin 1910. "
BEAUTIFUL HOME-Room with private
porch. large grounds. Wisconsin 1872.
I7O2 18th N.W.-Walkirg distance; va
cancies for young people; excellent food;
congenisl atmosphere. 90
EDGEMOOR, MD.-Paying guests desired
IN real home-convenlent 10 Scnools,
Churches and transportation faclllties; see
to appreciate. Bradley 24-J aIter PIE:
s5 HHoDE E,lls.ss dssRa g AyE A1llTs.s essRsr ssr
desiratle vacancies. private. and single. pri-
yste BATHS: excellent meals; home priVi-
ieCes; walking distance; S3l.oo-S4O.
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SERVICE STATION in southwest. averag.
Ing 10000 gallons monthly. gross; $500
Address Box 375-H Star office o4s
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PROPERTY AND REAL ESTATE.
Having decided to retire from the gro
Gerry business. on THURSDAY. September "a,
bidder my store general stock and fix
lures, situated at Jessup Station. on State
road. 13 miles from Baltic. Nd, Money
maker for right party. Established 10
years. Terms of sale, cash.
r. "A. DUVALLs
Evening star., 1936-09-23
ROOMs-FURNISHED.
CONTINUED.

suitable for two. private bath. S44 month;
also one large room, suitable for two. S37.
144s HARVARD ST. NW.-Newly deco
rated single room. all conveniences. owners
home refined adult family. gentleman.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued ]

HARDWARE AND PAINT BUSINESS for
sale, southeast Washington. Established
II years. Retiring from business. Long
lease can be had. No brokers. Address
Box 324-H Star Office
Evening star., 1936-09-23
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR INDIANAPOLIS FRIDAY,
September 25. take three. Greenwood
2394-J. 23'
MOTORING PITTSBURGH SATURDAY.
returning Sunday, 1885 Plymouth sedan;
take three; very reasonable; references.
Adams 3249 "a
CALL METROPOLITAN 7411.
We have your trip by private car when
and where you desire
Safe-Dependable-R 23s
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ROOMING HOUSE EXCHANGE
~ & SALES Co.

1iN" ~ ~. AeOomo
Associated With No Other Broker.
HERE IS A REAL business opportunity. I
own new home. valued at SS.960. Have
month. There is first trust Of S4,150.
Give me $4,000 cash, get back S3,060 in
rent. deduct taxes and interest on flrst
tTus and hae met prs 81
is over 15Go on your money and at the
end OF the three years you still have q
$4,000 equity in a fine home that should
come. The total cost of carrying this
home for taxes and interest is only S31.25
per month-all over that. you get in rent
is clear profit. Think this over. Is there
any, better way you can put $4,000 to
work for you? Call or write E. l. Elliott.
1921 shoreham Bldg. District 4444. or
S300-CoNFEcT, news. . rooms: rent,
S25; good transient street.
S400 Confect.. sandwiches. furnished
rooms; rent: $40: good corner.
Deiicatessens fountain, beer. good corner,
Lunch liquor: rent SIS: business 500
daily; sacrifice: $500 handles; inspect
near n 9th and nSHss; Mass. ave- eo0m' feh'' So0'
SHss ,H 5ss@s; cheap
.6o r. ~ ~ CURTIS; National 9l40;
4O0 Barrlster Bldg. 635 F st. NV.
nshsd Price oaa7 sa75 req Can ss Natl nes ss5z iur
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
Wash largest rooming house brokers'
RooMING HOUSE. across Annapolis Hotel;
IL rooms, . baths; heat furnished S125
rent; S400 down payment.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR
WANTED-ROOMS.

GOVT. EMP. young man. wants furn rm.
near bath. close to town. available Oct.
IS Address Box 362-H. Star ONCE.
EMPLOYED MOTHER with 4a-year son
desires furn. Ink. rm. near day nursery.
Address Box 373-H, Star ONCE.
ROOM AND GARAGE: single, middle red
man, no other roomers; ne. section. Ad-
dress Box 3S9-H. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN in college offers to render
service in return for a room. Address Box
3SS-H. Star ONCE. "a
REFINED FAMILY tfourl. wishes furnished
School i district i Hobson' Hbi 1885, Sist st.
Evening star., 1936-09-23

DETACHED HOME PVT. APT . LARGE
front rms. bath. elec. ref, garage: most
desirable. 55O6 14th NV. Georgia 691e.
APIS. FURNISHED AND UNFURN ALSO
rooms: free car service best locations. 1910
Vermont. Room 217. National 1854. .3'
> BED ROOMS. . BATHS WITH SHOW
ers living room. dining room, kitchen.
very nicely furnished; no children. no pets
Sl1O. The TlfIany 1925 18th ST. NV.
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DRESDEN. 2126 CONN. AVE.-HAND-
somely furnished 9 bed rooms. drawing
room; dining room. kitchen, pantry; 81 SO
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.
ROOMS AND BoARD-sUBURBAN

CLARENDON. VA-Nice, sunny room.
adults; modern home: well-balanced meals;
garage space; also near bus. Walnut s949
zoos NORTH FILLMORE ST. Clarendon.
Va.-Room and board; double room with
twin beds and l single room. also 2 rooms
for Ink. Walnut 6937.
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PERMANENTS. S1.95.
BEAUTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. Or. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 O st. NV. West 1120.
Evening star., 1936-09-23

5703 COLORADO AVE. NW.-2 LOVELY
outside rooms. kitchenette, semi-priVate
bath. Frisidaire: couple preferred. Georsia
l265 S47 40
Evening star., 1936-09-23

LARGE. FRONT BED ROOM, BEAUTIFUL
ly and completely furnished in maple
Early American. with lovely little kitch-
enette. Frigldalre. maids service. private
6achtlor apartment on same floor S35.
1910 RiRPS pl u " Pntnrnac so
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

activity.
And part this symptom is the Washington attitude. It
of warnng but okayng The public has been virtually
told by high officials that the stock market and credit are
essentially soundhat the only trouble is that the greedy
foreigners swapping the bargains eagerly that
time when they take profits they may disturb us.
Probably the most significant and refuabe indication of
the situation found in rising commodity prices The
senstive commodities such zinc hides silk and
goods have been among the leaders The phenomenon has
appeared in the internal structure Of the leading man
aged currency" nation England.
1t is notable in this connection that material prices have
about caught up with finished goods pricesofen symptom Of
the transition to boom times
closely related indication appears in the trend toward
ber Of reasons.
reason that has become and more effective in
last few months the fact that the limits plant capacity have
been reached in industries Such notably the with
COKE steel Sheets and kinds of cotton textiles.
Another found the rising trend of which
increases the cost of production Thus higher prices anc
pated and potential purchasers buy in advance.
Along with industrial forward buying goes large Of
insalmen buying (buying on time by individual consumers
Of course these things increased of bank credit
and bank loans have increased steadily for several
other symptom.
large variety of business indexes might be mentioned in
frmaton of nv point that we are on the edge boom times
For example will compare the level of steel production
with the average level Of industrial production you will find
that usual times has relatively high
In addition to that production has relatively
high in comparison with the output of steel ngots.
Perhaps striking either of these facts the rise Of
of the number of furnaces and Is cent of theoretical
capacity These classical indicators of transition from
peaceful "recovery to troubled 'boom."
If further evidences required, could find it in
the high stock prices compared with bond prices,
and the fact that bond prices high compared with the
time money would also mention the high level and
relatively sharp rise of the banks demand deposits
pared with their net
In conclusion suggest that under such circumstances
boom usually
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
prices Paid Shippers-Net F. o. b.
WashingtOn)
BY the United States Bureau OF
A1ricuIfuraI FcOnOmiCS


Agricultural Economics
Eggs Market steady at unchanged
prices. Current receipts 30@33c; hen
merry whites 81 @39c, a few at 1c to &c
premium. Government graded and dated
white eggs, (net prices paid shippers %
45c; U. S Extras, mediums 5hc; U. s.
Standards, large. Al &c
Live POultry-Turkey market has an
easier tone. Receipts liberal and receiv-
ers restricting purchasing Only few
bringing top quotations Fowl: Colored,
heavy. 1601sc; Leghorns, 12c; No. Is,
Sc. Chickens: Virginia Rocks Drollers
and fryers, 16@17c; Delaware Crosses,
16@17c; mixed colors 14@ 15c. Guineas,
young, . lbs. and up, Acc each; under
2 lbs, 250 SOC each; old guineas, Is q 5Oc
up. 1912 zoe; toms, Is lbs. and up. $50
18c; No. IS. 14@15c: understood, &c un-
der quotations; old toms and hens, 16c.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Sales in large lots by original receivers.
Sales to 8 a. m.
Suap Beans-No carlot arrivals; .
broken cars on track. Supplies moder-
ate; demand moderate; market steady.
Florida freight recePts o hHshec eond nampHp t~pe
mostly around SIS; truck receipts
bushei hampers, Round Stringless, best
$3.50. poorer, 81. .,
Squash, CuCumbers and Okra-Practi-
cally no supplies on the market.
PeDpers-Supplies light; demand mod
crate; market steady FLORIDA, IL
busheI crates, green. fancy, So; choice
Eggplant-supplies light; demand
light; market steady Florida, Ia
bushel crates, $2@2.5O.
Oranges-No carlot arrivals; no cars
on track. Florida, boxes No. l, $39S.2S;
&C GrapefruitVTwo Florida arrived; 1
Florida for Federal relief arrived; 2
unbroken cars on track and 1 car for
Federal relief on track. Florida, boxes
No. l, $202.25; No. 2, $1.75D2.
LemOns-California boxes, No. I, $4.5
@55O No. 2, $3.5O@ $50, according to
ngerines-Florida, 4-5-bushel boxes,
9125@l.75. as to grade and size.
POmegranates-Califo boxes, $1.25
@1.5O.
car on track. Washington, boxes, Bosos.
3225 $50; D'Anjous, $2.75.
AvocadOs-Fiorida, boxes, $1.25 Oils;
ventilated crates, s. 96.
Pineapples-Cuba, crates $5.5064.
Cranberries-New Jersey, H-barrsl
boxes, $3.50:
pound: o,
NeES1 Ka1leWVirginia, eOV VyiHIiia bushel baskets, 35c.
Hanover Salad-Virginia, bushel bas-
Collards-virginia, bushel baskets 4Oc.
Turnip Salad-Virginia, bushel baskets,
SOC.
Spinach-Virginia, bushel baskets 60 q
brussels SprOuts-No carlot arrivals
broken car on track. California, drums,
41.75@2.
Observation-Disclosures, 7@Sc per pound.
Radishes-South Carolina, IL quart
baskets 2-dozen. 65m75c.
GrapeS-One California arrived; cars
unloaded; 2 broken and unbrOken cars
ON track California, lugs Emperors
S1,7562.25; MalaGas, $l.25 a 1.5O; Cor
niChons $1.6O LIS.
Bananas-TwO cars arrived; un
broken cars track.
BrocCOli-No carlot arrivals; ! broken
car on track.
CabbaEe-One New York arrived; / un
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

of sound finance and liquidity, and the forces
of initiation.
good many indexes have risen to the gen.
eral level which might be called statistically
normal" Now, the question is, Will they
break through and run away3 Or will they
be held down and reactR
Certainly the symptoms of an atmosphere
such as that which ushered in 1929" are not
lacking Go into almost any stock broker S
office (not necessarily at noontime on rainy
day. and you will see what l mean. Also
consider the type and price of the kind of
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

There are good many signs both in industry and finance
that of crisis being passed mean that wit
the issue between the forces
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
HANEY :: 'ss'''::; ':a 5;:: ::::;.:; + s:::? 5:s;
AAA IA - - ery' to Troubled Boom"
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor of Economies New York University
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
Volume This Year
433,23S,110 Shares

Net
uirh Low i2:1S Ch'ge
Evening star., 1936-07-02

approaches are now being drawn by
roads commission engineers.
The crossing will be eliminated by
the construction of a triple-span
bridge above the Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad tracks. The bridge viii be
120 feet long, with q concrete road
way 80 feet in width and 5-foot
sidewalks on either side. It will cost
s27,570 and will require 10 working
days to complete.
Bids Due on Wisconsin Avenue.
Engineers from the State Roads
Commission now are making surveys
for approaches to the oyerpass and
bids for construction of the approaches
are to be sought soon. The cross
ing is considered one of the most
dangerous in this section and has been
the scene of several fatal accidents,
in one Of which five persons were
killed.
It was said by officials Of the COM
mission today that bids for the i'm
provement work in the center Of Wis
consin avenue in Bethesda will be
opened next Tuesday. The center Of
the street will be paved from George
town road to Bradley lane and park
way placed from that point to the
District line.
Evening star., 1936-07-02

tlement authorities said options have
been taken on nearby properties and
work would start shortly.
Arno B. Cammerer, Park Service
director, in statement today praised
the work of the c. c. C. camps in the
park area. and said it would not be
completed with the celebration.
He explained there is a deficiency
in the Ranger Corps for the park and
the C. c. c. enrollees probably would
be used in this capacity.
Their work with the dedication will
include assisting with traffic and
contracting" and aiding in the clean
up," which necessarily must follow
after a day with thousands of visitors
in the area.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
ters at Skyland, but communications
were restored shortly after.

ters at Skyland, but communications
were restored shortly after.
Lunch for President.
Workmen, meanwhile, completed
erection of 13 tents for the use Of
President Roosevelt, who will deliver
the dedicatory address. and members
Of his party. They will have picnic
lunch at the dedication site.
Concessions, to be operated under
contracts with the State, opened today
and will operate through Saturday.
The exercises, sponsored jointly by
the State Conservation and Develop
ment Commission and the United
States Department of Interior, will in
clude addresses by the President, sec
retary Harold L. Ickes and Gov. George
c. Peery. Wilbur c. Hall, conServa-
tion chairman, will preside.
When President Roosevelt dedicates
the Shenandoah National Park Fri
day there will be 343 families still
living within the 176,00O-area park
area. Some refused to leave despite
the requirement that ell be off the
property before its acceptance by the
Federal Government.
However, both the Park Service and
the Resettlement Administration in
dicated today these difficulties have
been "smoothed out" Twenty-three
families are scheduled to go into as
many homes in the Ida Valley re-
settlement project on August /.
C. C. C. viii Remain.
Other families are to remain until
new projects are completed. Reset
Evening star., 1936-07-02
NEW 0VERPASS
WILL START SOON
Kensington Crossing to Be
Eliminated by Lincoln
Avenue Span.
By q Stan Correspondent OF Ine Star.

KENSINGTON, Md. July Con
struction Of the Kensington grade
crossing elimination will be begun
within the next few days by the firm
Of Jarboe g. Houghton. Mechanics
vile, Md, contractors, officials of the
State Roads Commission announced
today.
The contract for the project.
financed with a p. w. A. ALLEGATION,
was awarded several weeks ago and
highways department executives are
awaiting for q firm to sign an agree
ment to proceed with the work.
Drawing Approach Plans.
The overpaSs will be built at the
end Of Lincoln avenue, about $50 feet
north of Connecticut avenue and ap-
proximately 200 yards north of the
present grade crossing. Plans for the
Evening star., 1936-07-02
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Detectives to-
day pinned their hopes Of solving the
mysterious staying Of Mrs. Florence
Castle upon her first husbands effort
to obtain a coherent story from Jimmy
Thompson, 7-year-old son Of the VIC
tim and q witness Of the killing.
!, The boy was turned over to his
father, james B. Thompson Of Revere,
Mass, yesterday after Thompson ex-
pressed the belief that Jimmy would
tell him the true facts if relieved from
the excitemnt of the police investiga-
ton.
Many Details Imaginative.
Chief of Detectives j. L. Sullivan
said many angles of Jimmy's account
of how q man beat his 24-year-old
mother to death early Monday in their
hotel room obviously were imaginative.
Alone with his father, Jimmy may
be able to straighten the events out
as they happened" Sullivan said.
The lads conflicting stories left the
police uncertain whether Mrs. Castle
was killed by white man or Negro.
Jimmy, who lay in bed beside his
mother while the assailant fractured
her skull with paving brick. variously
described him as man wearing a
black mask, Negro and white man
wearing blackface makeup.
LET me have the boy by myself, n
Evening star., 1936-07-02
SHENANDOAH PARK.
AWAITS PRESIDENT
Officials Set Traffic Rules
for Dedication of Area
Tomorrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BIG MEADOWS, Va, July 2.-State
oficial making final plans here for
the dedication of the Shenandoah Ma
tional Park tomorrow said tra1fic would
be permitted to enter the Skyline Drive
from both north and south up until an
hour before the exercises begin.
Only incoming vehicles will be al
lowed from am. until 1870 pm. and
only outgoing traffic will be permitted
after the, dedication, which is sched-
uled to begin at 2:3o. The President
will speak shortly after the exercises
open.
The northern entrance to the drive
Is at Panorama. while the southern
gateway Is Swift Run Gap.
A severe electrical storm isolated the
Dedication Committee at its headquar-
Evening star., 1936-07-02

Thompson said. "I1l try to unscram-
bic this puzzle" He took Jimmy to
Loop hotel.
Ex-Convict Thought Innocent.
One lead which the police had con-
sidered promising was abandoned
when Sullivan said he did not believe
that Edward Lynch, eX-convict Of the
Colorado State Prison at Canon City,
had any connection with the slay-
ing.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
"Lifer" COMPOSING Opera

Alister j. Clark. who is serving Q
sentence for life in Goulburn Prison,
near Sydney, Australia. for the mur-
der Of his wife, is writing an opera.
He was taught music there, and has
passed the examinations. He studies
from phonograph records and plays on
a dummy keyboard in his cell.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
FATHER QUESTIONS
| MURDER CASE BOY
4 %NH .-aE
] Mrs. Castles First Husband
: ~
F. Aids Chicago Police
o.. Investigation.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Police admit themselves frankly
puzzled oper the unusual conduct
> .ot 7-year-old Jimmie Thompson,
son OF Mrs. Florence Castle, tcho
pas found dead in a Chicago hotel
bed NTH her head battered tn NTH
brick
, The boy told police the attacker
OF his mother talked to him as the
blowS DeTe betrg struck Jimmie
said he fell asleep after the attack
and did not summon, help until the
merit morning.
Evening star., 1936-07-02
Lives so Years in One House.

Born the day after her parents ar
rived in Australia, Mrs. T. Layton has
lived in the same house In Grafton for
more than 80 years.
The Washington times., 1936-05-26
World War Vets Due
To.HaVe Their Bonus
Cashin Hand June II

World War veterans desiring to
convert their "baby bonds" into
cash may be able to secure the
money as early as June II, it was
learned today.
Since the bonds are to be made
available on the evening Of June
IS, recipients may surrender them
to the Treasury Department the
next day, and in many cases re,
ceive a check for the full amount
of The securities by the following
day.
The check, being drawn on the
U. S. Treasury, is capable of being
cashed Immediately, so that
money for the full remaining
amount of an ex.service mans
bonus can be in his hands by
Wednesday, June IT.
The Washington times., 1936-05-26
GIRL GUARDED
IN VICE CASE

NEW YORK, May 20 G.N.S0.
Special Prosecutor Thomas E.
Dewey today revealed the extent
to which he is going to protect
State witnesses from gangland
guns when the trial of Charles
Lucky" Luciano and his alleged
nine henchmen in a $4,000, 000-a-
year vice syndicate reopened.
He explained to the court that
he could not put Nancy PreSSler
back on the witness stand until
late today because she had been
up most of the night while police
were placing her in a new hideout.
Defense attorneys yesterday
forced the woman, who confessed
she had once been Luciano's mis-
treSs, to reveal her true address.
AS a result a new hiding place
had to be found for her after
court adjourned at 10 o'clock last
night. The girl faces further cross
examination when she is returned
to the stand.
The Washington times., 1936-05-26
School Closes June S

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, MAY
26.-The twenty-first commence
ment exercises at st. Hildas Hail
will be held Friday, June S, in
Peterkin Hall. After the exercises
the faculty and seniors will hold a
reception on the lawn.