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The Washington times., 1937-10-04
Fire Just Feature
In n. Y. Theater

NEW YORK, Oct. A fire in
a movie theater in Astoria was just
an added attraction to several
hundred patrons, who sat in their
seats while firemen dragged hose
lines down the aiSles.
The feature picture was about
half through when smoke started
seeping out of locker room. The
house lights went up. but the man
ager. who'd sent in an alarm.
assured everybody that everything
was going to be fine. After the fire
was put out the operator started
up the picture just where he had
left off.
The Washington times., 1937-10-04
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The Washington times., 1937-10-04
Job Nets RObber
Just 3 Pennies

ALMA, Wis, Oct. IF Oscar
Shires, 20, has the proceeds Of the
robbery for which he was SEN
fenced, he can write letter to the
folks at Winona, Mimi, his home,
and tell them he drew one to two
years in Waupun State Prison.
The robbery for which he was SEN
fenced Melted exactly 3 cents.
The Washington times., 1937-10-04

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The Washington times., 1937-10-04
Wild Duck Likes
Life on the Farm

ROYAL, Neb.. Oct. "A wild
mallard -uck. a visitor at the
Frank Reefe farm near here. has
thrown her lot in with civilization.
The duck returned for third time
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The Washington times., 1937-10-04

BEMS-TaIkS by leaders Of Ameri.
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INDUSTRIOUS THIEVES

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 4 GN.SO.
One thing you can say about these
thieves, they were not lazy. They
picked some 400 pounds of okra
from a patch in the garden of C.
P. DeLee.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

"Are you Fortune Longs boy?' he
asked. apparently quite sober.
Yes"
'lf had realized that, it would have
saved us lot of silly talk. What have
you been trying to get out of me?'
Red stared unbelievingly. Say
say, now. he stan-mered.
go ahead. What do you want?"
Red glanced over his shoulder to
make sure they we're quite alone.
Tell me the truth about Major
Bynne. Was - was he murdered?"
There was a long pause during
which the strength seemed to ebb out
of the doctors gaunt frame. He
slumped in his chair and sat staring at
the whiskey bottle. Red pushed it to-
ward him but he shook his head.
''Since l don't know" he answered
at last, nobody can know. That's
what l meant when said give what
you can't prove wide berth. Now
III tell you what l do know He died
of nervous strangulation caused by
sudden paralysis of the fifth cerebral
vesicle But what brought about that
paralysis is utterly beyond any dag
nostician to say. since there was no
sign of wound, bruise or blow. Further
more there was no perceptible odor
You're telling me something
breathed Red. but put it in English.
You mean he was killed."
Yes; he was killed"
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Evening star., 1937-07-18
Continvsd from pogs nine

At last her bag was packed, and she
braced herself to face the crowded
lobby, that last ordeal before she could
escape from those who had witnessed
her shame. At last the bellboy raped
on the door,
Claire braced her shoulders, kept
her chin up. and said: Come in
Mr.. Cuffy West came in and did
three things almost simultaneously: he
seized her bag in one hand, her wrist
in the other, and began running.
Claire, proceeding at stumbling
run in back of him, strove to free her
wrist from an iron grasp.
Stop pulling" painted Cuffy "And
stop skipping - lope! We're elope-
lope-lope-loping away" he chanted.
IF you think that I'm eloping
Had your grip all packed, didn't
you? Can't deny it! Don't try to get
coy!'
Good heavens Let 60 of me before
we get to the stairs! If you think -"
Were elope- lope- lope-loping awayr
chanted Cuffy as he thumped down
the stairs: through a packed but
hushed lobby: past the Rocking Chair
Brigade; and down the steps in time to
intercept Ranny Churchill on the
point of ushering Miss Phyllis Smythe
into sixteen-cylinder sixteen-thou-
sand-dollar sport roadster.
"Keys!' Cuffy painted. pushing
Claire into the seat. "And put this
grip in the back while hold her here"
Where the devil do you think
you're going" Ranny demanded.
Into matrimony - sit still. you
little devil! - sorry, Ranny, but must
have car, please! Eloping - ha! Try
to get out the other side, will you!
Ranny. keys! Quick"
Ranny Churchilrs S eyes were blurred
Evening star., 1937-07-18
"CuHy Dear" i"

with tears of laughter. Have you got
any money!"
Money? Money? Give me all you
got!"
Claire was dangerously quiet as
Cuffy scrambled behind the wheel.
ANY woman" she said in a danger
ously quiet tone, who'd marry you
would be fool.''
"Of course But, don't you love me?
You do love me, don't you?"
Claire was pounding her clenched
fist against the car. 'Oh, darn me, oh
darn me" she muttered, sinisterly, be-
tween her teeth. "Tns AFRAID I dor
"Of course" admitted Phyllis bit
terly, lone must be generous. But how
he could ask for both the car and the
money!"
Ranny Churchill frowned. But, l
don't understand? Why not? Surely he
has right to his car and his money"
''His - his9 But - but taking
care of your horses -"
"Why. yes. Of course. play - but
Cuffy takes care of the horses for me.
How could / afford to own string of
polo ponies!'
He string of ponies - rents
rooms -
"Of course. Why, really, didn't you
know who he is? As his personal
assistant I may be prejudiced. but
thought everyone knew about Cuffy
West! Inheriting bankrupt property
and turning it into gold mine! You
must know the famous Westoria chain
of luxury hotels - Beacon Westoria
of Boston, Plaza Westoria of New
York. Biscayne- Westoria of Miami -"
But Ranny Churchill no longer had an
audience.
Phyllis, no fooling, had tainted.
The End
Evening star., 1937-07-18

Claire -"are going for a little" He
spun the key ring around his finger.
"As soon," Claire amplified, ''as we
finish this little -" She raised her
, glass.
Cuffy looked at the total on the bill
and put his hand in his pocket. But he
put his hand in his pocket in hesitant
way and withdrew it hastily. He
turned back to the bar. He leaned his
elbow YEARLY against the bar. He
avoided Claire's eyes.
Claire took deep breath. "Oh, how
could you? Twice - in the same dayr'
Twice" said Cuffy scornfully,
isn't anything. Twelve's my record"
At the time. Claire was only little
hurt that he had absolutely no sense
of shame - because if he were only a
little different -.
A bomb burst next morning, shortly
after the breakfast hour. 1t was
tAuO"A Oy AtAAS ~. NOlOIldul OI1yIQC
who was leading the charge of the
Rocking Chair Brigade: utterly
shameless! But, of course, l suppose
she's really to be pitied. Phyllis tells
me that the girl is so man-crazy that
= she doesn't even seem to realize that
he's deliberately making fool of her!
A joke for MIR. Randall Churchills
stable boys. :.
Claire turned back into the lobby
from the porch doorway. She walked
woodenly through the crowded lobby,
woodenly up the stairs to the merciful
privacy of her room She felt as if she
had been publicly stripped and branded.
"A joke for stable boys"
And he had been deliberately max
ing fool of her i. . Even last night -
the things he'd said to her when they'd
gone for the ride in the moonlight -
even then, just making fool of her -. .
Evening star., 1937-07-18

without knowing how or why To-
gether we'd get nowhere; I've got to
60 alone You're no coward, Tracy.
and this is your chance to prove it. :"
Her arms dropped at her sides.
"All right, Red. Don't worry about
me, but hurry"
Long turned the latch noiselessly
just as somebody scurried past toward
the Bynne suite. He was too late for
the elevator: surely too late for the
lobby. He slipped out, dashed into his
room to seize his overcoat and only a
moment later crept along the hall to
the service room.
: A coolie. startled, looked up from
polishing boots. Red spoke to him
quietly in Mandarin and showed him
a bank note. They both smiled. The
boy rose and led the way through a
devious passage and down back stairs
into the open. Red gave him the
money and promised more for secrecy.
Giving the rickshas in front of the
hotel wide berth. Long reached the
main street and hailed the first to
pass with its top up. Drawing back
within its curtained shadow he started
on his pilgrimage. His first stop was at
the Pekin Club, but fearing to 60 in
himself, he commissioned a waiting
chauffeur. The man returned presently
and murmured three addresses. Long
tipped him generously and was off.
He drew two blanks, then entered a
grimy hotel by back door which led
directly into its all but empty tap
room DR.. Millar sat alone at far
table, his head in his hands. an empty
whiskey bottle before him.
A waiter came forward. With nod
Red ordered fresh bottle of whiskey
and another glass, then went to sit
down beside the doctor. Millar neither
moved nor spoke. Red waited for the
whiskey, poured drinks and reached
for the ice bowl. "Ice?" he asked.
No"
. water or siphon?"
Water
One of the doctors braced hands
came down to seize his filled glass. He
pushed it aside as though he had no
thought of drinking Red took pre-
liminary sip. rolling it under and over
his dry tongue in anticipation. He
CHANGED to glance down and almost
choked; the doctors glass was empty.
Red finished his own drink at gulp
You're drunk" he stated
Not drunk" said Millar.
you used to be great doctor"
'Am great doctor"
They had another drink "Tomor-
Evening star., 1937-07-18
THIS WEEK
All Blood 10! J: ] /: Is Red
Continued from pogo twelve
Continued from pogo twelve

value of human life Peace worth lot
more. What you know can't hurt you.
If you want peace. back away from
what you don't know"
Sure" said Red, Tightening his
grip. That's what you did"
"Yes. Tha's it. Give me drink"
Evening star., 1937-07-18

row." said Red. every nincompoop
inferno in town will have a swelled
head realizing his foot knows more
than your drunken BRAIN
The old mans loose lips curled
tremulously. I'm Stephen Millar," he
stated conclusively.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

Not yet. like you. Doctor. Don't
you like me?"
mo" He peered at Red bellig-
erently.
why not?'
Foolish. Foolish like anybody"
That's where you're wrong dead
drunk and dead wrong. If you weren't
drunk you'd realize there's only one
sure road to peace - liking people,
loving the whole world. All blood is
red, Doctor. Never forget it all
blood is red"
Millar sat straight so suddenly it
was as though he had shot of
strychnine. His head pivoted slowly
until the pools of his eyes enveloped
Reds startled face.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

How would you like going without
a drink for a month";" asked Red.
Couldn't" said Millar, reaching
for the bottle
Red quickly drew it out of his reach.
I'm going to have you thrown into
Jail" he whispered. "a Jail where you
won't get drink for month";
What for?"
Red drew closer; his fingers encir-
cled Millar's bony wrist. Listen.
Doctor. You may have fooled the rest
of them. but you didn't fool me. Roll
in the gutter yourself if you like, but
give your great reputation a chance
for it's life
"Lifer' said the doctor, staring
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Evening star., 1937-07-18

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The Washington times., 1937-08-20
4 Years Gone; Back
For Murder Trial

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. BOWL
liam "SlatS" Slatko, q, came back
to Philadelphia after an absence
Of nearly four years-to face a
CT arge Of murder.
He was picked up in New York
last month. He fought extradition,
but lost. Brought back to answer
for the Staying Of Morris Speigel.
South Philadelphia gambler, he
insisted. 81 don't. know nothing
about it. You got the wrong man"
But detectives don't think so.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Snake Charmer Bit
BY Rather at Fair

SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. % oct.
P.S0-Bitten by a rattleSnake
John Boght "a, professional snake
charmer, playing at the Tri-State
Fair here, was rushed to a st. Paul,
MINI, hospital yesterday in a Sc
riouS condition. He was given
first aid at a local hospital and
then taken to st. Paul where
serum was available. The snake
was one of several new additions
to a show received this morning.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
BEAUTY CROWN
AWARD FOUGHT

Gordon Hittenn1ark, local radio
announcer who sponsored q
beauty contest Wednesday night,
was wondering today what to do
about complaint from the run
ner-ups in the contest.
Miss Fay Mathews. Of 22S4 Min
nesota Ave. S. T.. wrote Kitten
mark expressing disappointment
that Helen Greene, q 24-year-old
divorcee. won the contest.
Miss Mathews complaint was
that the winner is a mother and
has had experience as q radio
singer and model.
The winner goes torAtlantic City
next month to represent the Ma
tons Capital in a national beauty
contest.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Mellon Is III
Can t Leave
House

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. 20
G.N.S0.-Andrew w. Mellon, for.
mer Secretary Of the Treasury, is
so i'll that he is unable to leave the
local home of his son-in-law, David
K. E. Bruce.
The 8S-year-old aluminium mag
nate who came here from Wash
ington three months ago has been
unable to leave the house since
his arrival.
Reports Of Melons illness first
cropped up last spring during the
Governments suit to dissolve the
STA, 100000 Aluminium Company
Of America, which is controlled
by the Mellon family.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Death PENALTY
PAID IN Staying
OF n. Y. WOMAN
Killer of Mrs. Case
Dies in Chair

OSSINING, N. Y, Aug. 20
G.N.SO New York's suburban
"bathtub" murder case was
closed issue today with the exc
cution of Major Green, 34-year-
old negro porter who confessed
the Staying of lovely Mrs. Mary
Harriet Case, 26-year-old Queens
housewife.
Green was electrocuted in Sing
Sing prisons chair at 1905 p. m.
(E. S. To last light and was
pronounced dead by prison doc.
tors at 1000 after he had re-
ceived three shocks.
The 120-pound negro porter Of
the Case apartment building in
Jackson Heights confessed beat
ing Mrs. Case, the former Mary
Robertson, of Lancaster. Pa, with
a hammer, choking her and then
stuffing her body in an over.
flowing bathtub and covering it
with a bedspread. -
Frank w. Case, 80, hotel exectl-
tive, found his bride of slightly
more than a year when he rushed
home because she failed to answer
his repeated telephoning.
Green was sentenced after less
than two hours elaboration by a
special jury February II, one
month after the murder. Origi-
nally scheduled to die in April, his
case was taken to the Court Of APP
peals which upheld the conviction.
His plea to Governor Lehman
for mercy" was rejected early
yesterday. 1t was charged that
robbery had been Green's original
intent, but that Mrs. Case had dis
covered him in the act.
Trembling, Green walked to the
chair repeating the Lords Prayer
with his eyes tightly shut. Ths
body was claimed by his mother.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Stage Journey
Cash Prizes For Best
d. C.. ThespiGns

A $50 first prize, with $25 as
second prize and third and fourth
prizes of $3.50 each, will be
awarded in the District Of Column
bia one-act play tournament, it
was announced today.
Registrations were being re-
ceived today at the Franklin Ad-
ministration Building. Entries
have until September 10 to reg
lister.
Denis E. Connell, well-known
Washington director and actor, is
chairman of the tourname n t,
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Divorces Man Who
Wants To Be Alone

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Aug. 20
(C.TPS.)-Scenarist John Yves
ley MCGOWAN, like Carlo, wanted
to be alone" and following teSti-
mony that he told her so, Mrs.
Mary Magdyesi MCGOWAN, ballet
dancer. today won a divorce from
the well-known movie writer. Nc
Gowan must pay $3.50 a week ali
mony for two years. They were
married in Tia Juana. April 2,
1885.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
DEATH OF AGED
WOMAN STARTS
new HAHN QUIZ
Poison In Ice Cream,
Theory of Police

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Aug. 20
This was to be a vital day in the
grim warfare between Anna Marie
Hahn, charged with two poison
murders and suspected Of 10 more
and the forces of the law.
Shuddering at this latest bizarre
development in this crime epic,
Cincinnati awaited an analysis by
Chemist Otto P. Breher Of vital or
gans Of Mrs. Ollie Luella Koehler,
70, who died yesterday in Long
view Hospital.
Police, who base branded the 81.
year-old former school teacher a
mass murderer, insist Mrs. Koch.
was stricken Immediately after
eating ice cream Mrs. Hahn gave
her.
RULINGS AWAITED
Also scheduled for today were
rulings by Common Pleas Judge
Charles S. Bell on a series of
defense motions. the principal
one being a move for a change
of venue to an adjoining county
on the contention that an I'm.
biased jury could not be obtain
ed here.
Defense Attorneys Joseph H.
Hoodin. and Hiram Bolsinger also
want Judge Bell to order the
state to file a bill of particulars
describing the manner in
which Jacob Wagner was killed,
naming the type Of poison, when
said poison was administered
and in what manner, and also
name the place where said act
occurred" The two murder in
dictmentS so far returned are
based on deaths Of Wagner and
George GSellman.
Preparations were made for an
other capacity throng in the court
room here though it was unlikely
that Mrs. Hahn would be brought
to court as on Wednesday when
she filed tentative not guilty pleas
to both charges. Her presence to-
day was not legally required.
HISTORY OF CASE
The Koehler case was on nearly
every tongue today, for the aged
woman and her nonagenarian sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Arnold, were mem
bers Of an old and respected Ger
man family.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
POLICE COURT
HERE RENAMED

With adjournment "juSt around
the corner" the Senate yester-
day held It's last call Of the
calendar. One District bill was
passed, changing the name of
Police Court to City Court. This
was done at the request Of the
police judges, who pointed out
they handle other judicial work
than police cases.
The taxicab liability insurance
bill was passed over.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Traffic ViOlatOrs
To Get Mind Test

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 20 ct.
P.SO-Plans to establish a safety
laboratory to test the mental Ca
pacity of all motorists arrested for
fragrant traffic offenseS were an
nounced today.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Wife OF Filler
GIVES UP HOPE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20
G.N.S0.-Lady Mary Kingsford-
Smith sailed for Melbourne re-
vealing she had abandoned hope
for her aviator husband, Sir
Charles, who vanished off the
Siam coast. She said:
"There is nothing to do but
forget; there is no more hope"
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Laden With HOnOrs
He Faces Eviction

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 Q.N.S0
Holder Of degrees from six uni
versities, medals and scientific
honors, but with no job, rent
money or meat on the table, DR..
Simon Robert Klein, pathologist,
today faced eviction from his
apartment. He refuses to apply
for aid from welfare organizations.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
CABLES REGRET
FLOWER BATTLE
Copyright. 1887. by c.T.P.s.

Copyright. 1887, by C.T.P.s.
CANNES, France, Aug. 20.
Mayor E. Pierre Noveau, of Cannes,
loser Sunday night in a cham
pagne-flower duel with John Roose-
welt, youngest son of the President
of the United States, today said
he had received a number of cables
from America apologizing for the
behavior of the Presidents son.
One cable he showed read:
IF Roosevelt story true please
accept apology Of American
(signed Henry Jackson, New
Haven't"
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
Fiancee Dead, Pilot
In Crash Survives

GILLESPIE, Ill, Ang. 20 U.N.S0.
His fiancee killed in the crash,
Wilson Taylor, %, was given .
good chance today to survive in.
juries suffered when their plane
fell on a farm near here. Taylor.
operator of a flying school, had
taken Miss Helen Cox, 81, on a
pleasure ride. The couple were to
have been married in the fall.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20
New York Writer
Kills Self in Park

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 Q.N.S).
Fred Brandt, Sc, a financial
writer, shot himself to death be-
meath a tree in Central Park.
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

How smart are you? Turn to "YOuF
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The Washington times., 1937-08-20

Was Tame. Curious Old Prints Show
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In the American Weekly with Sum
days Washington Herald.