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The Washington times., 1937-03-31
Scotch Papers Note:
Scientists Perfect
ReIiQhtabIe Match

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 81
Q.N.SO. - Salvation for the
smoker who tried to light his pipe
or cigar on a windy day was seen
today in an invention" of Massa-
chuSetts Institute of Technology
scientists as revealed in the April
issue of Technology Review.
1t is a relightable safety match.
It is coated with a special prepa-
ration. 1t will burn until blown
out. To relight it, the core is
merely scraped against a suitable
surface,
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
G-Men Join Coast
KIDNAPPING Search

LOS ANGELES, March 81
G.N.SJ.-Declaring they are con.
vinced he has been kidnapped, Gov,
ernment agents today took an ac.
tive hand in the search for Robert
M. Miller, Boy Scout executive and
former Los Angeles resident. He
disappeared last week in wild coun-
try near Stafford, Ariz. A convict
who recently escaped from the Ari.
Zona State Prison, where he was
serving a life term, is suspected of
Miller's kidnapping.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
GIRL
HEARD FROM

Police announced this morning
that Pauline Brewer, missing since
last Wednesday, has been heard
from. The 16-year-old Central High
School student, who lives at 1720
Fifteenth Street N. W., is reported
to have communicated with a
Washington friend by means Of a
letter, postmarked at Uniontown,
Pa.
Police would not divulge the
identity of the friend.
Mrs. Ethel Brewer, mother of
the girl, told police Pauline had
left note in which she declared
her intention of taking a trip to
Pennsylvania.
At one time the Brewer family
lived in UniontoWn.
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ENFORCE LAW,
WAGNER ASKS
International News Service

Disclaiming need of new legisla-
tion to abolish industrial warfare,
Senator Wagner GO of New York
today appealed for full Federal en-
forcement of his National Labor
Relations Act to bring peace to
troubled industry.
Wagner's discussion of labor un-
rest was interpreted as a direct
appeal to the Supreme Court to
declare the act constitutional to
prevent future industrial strife.
Several cases challenging the con-
stitutionality of the act are pend
ing before the tribunal. A ruling
may be handed down next week.
Wagner declared that removal
of court interference" with the
enforcement of the act will ale
Continued on Page 2, Col. p
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BULLETIN
international News Service

International News Service
In the first major reversal for
the Administration in this seS-
sion, the House Agriculture Com.
mittee today rejected legislation
embOdying President ROOsevelt'S
recommendations for a farm ten
ancy program. The vote was 13
to IL, seven Democratic members
joining six Republicans voting
against the measure.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
Dutch Refuse Haven
To Spanish Children

THE HAGUE, March 81 G.N.SJ
The Dutch government today re,
fused to admit 200 children OF
Spanish insurgents into Holland,
despite the fact accommodation
already had been found for them
in this country. The children will
be lodged in France.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31

tandem seat Of the motorcycle
died at the hospital about an
hour later. Miss Ellen Schappa,
81 Of Hartford, Conn.,, who was
riding with Huguley. suffered
cuts and bruises in the collision.
An inquest will be held at the
District Morgue today into the
death Of Sergt. Vernon Richard
son Of the fire department who
died on March 9 from injuries
suffered in the collision of a piece
of fire apparatus and an auto.
mobile.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31

A proclamation address to "the
citizens Of the United States Of
America" was issued today by the
District Commissioners, setting
aside the week from April 4 to II
as Cherry Blossom Week and desig-
mating April as Cherry Blossom
Festival Day. The proclamation,
in part, read:
"In furtherance of this prOCla-
nation we invite the citizens of
Washington to extend a welcome
to their relatives and friends
from without Washington to
visit the Nations Capital dur.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
MinOEities Imperi1ed. |.
Says Court Plan Foe

ciary Committee the Supreme
Court is "the only factor for sta
bility we have in this country"
Without an independent judiciary,
he warned, individual rights could
be wiped out by militant majort-
ties.
Borchard was to be followed by
Dorothy Thompson, writer wife Of
Sinclair Lewis. A liberal opposed
Continued on Page 4, Col. A.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
10000 ITALIANS SAIL FOR SPAIN
Cited i'm
Staying

NEW YORK, March 81
0.N.SJ.-JOSeph GedeOn was
taken into custody today for
questioning by Assistant Dis
trict Attorneys Francis P.
Mario and Eugene Finnegan in
the murders of his estranged
wife, Mrs. Mary GedeOn; his
2O-year-OId daughter, Veronica,
and their bOarder, Frank
ByrneS.
NEW YORK, March 81 G.N.
S0.-In the mysterious affairs Of
murdered Frank Byrnes the
police today sought a clue to the
Staying of the 36-year-old English
waiter, Mrs. Mary Gedeon. his
landlady, and Veronica Gedeon,
her beautiful daughter.
Almost a forgotten figure in
the maniacal crime, Byrnes took
on sudden Importance as detec-
tiveS chased will-of-the-wisp leads
in the life of the slain 20-year-old
artists model and her mother.
Evolving the most remarkable
theory yet advanced, certain In
Continued on Fage 3. Col. 81
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
Mccormick Estate to Paw

CHICAGO, March 81 G.N.SO.
In petition today by the estate
of Edith Rockefeller Mccormick,
once valued at $40,OO0,00O, permis-
sion of the probate court was
sought to pay 7 per cent on the
$5,1O0,000 claims sought by credi-
tors.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
Two New Features
Start Tomorrow

No fOOlin', tomorrow, April
1, The Washington Times pre-
SentS two new features.
The opening chapters Of
"Airmail Bride" Hazel Liv-
ingstOn'S latest novel, will ap-
pear on the comic page.
"The Diary of a Good Girl"
by MeliSse, a gay distinctive
panel of the miss who piO-
neers smart styles in daily ad-
ventures in fun, will make her
initial appearance also on the
comic page.
Sc sure to start these new
Washington Times features
tomorrow. Read them every
day.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
5 Killed, so Injured
In France Train Wreck

OAK, France, March 81 (I.N.S0.
The death toll mounted to five
lay after an accident in which
G1e Eesdeaux Express was derailed
AM overturned in a flooded
meadow near here. Sixty persons
were injured.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
Noted Editor Dies

NEW YORK, March 31.-
Jacob B. Shale, 81, founder Of
Editor and Publisher, newspaper
trade magazine. died yesterday Of
a cerebral hemorrhage.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON

By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
International News Service
President Roosevelt's judicial
plan was condemned today by Ed
win Borchard, professor Of conSti-
tutional law at Yale. He said it
would make the Supreme Court
"SubServient to the executive" and
subject "minorities to damage by
capriciouS majorities."
Borchard told the Senate Judi
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
100000 MEN.
ARE READY
F0RCALL
Rome Justifies Move
As Offset to French
Aid to Madrid
International News Service

Charges of fresh alien interven
ton in the Spanish civil war toda,
spread renewed terror in Europe
Developments were:
l. Forty thou sand Italian
troops have gone to Spain in the
last few days Rome reported,
and 100000 more are ready to
sail. Authorities said continued
Intervention by France and Rus
sia justified the move.
2. British foresaw a grave new
crisis and planned cooperative
action with France; but both
countries were unwilling to be-
lie7e the Rome reports until Of
fieially confirmed.
3. France sent IS military
planes to Bordeaux. Spokesman
said italian charges of leftist in
tervention were ridiculous"
4. Reports of widespread dis
affection in both loyalist and in
surgent forces continued, with
500 alleged conspiratorS and 10y
alist prisoners estimated exc
cuted by the insurgents.
5. Unconfirmed advices reach
ing London stated Gen. Fran.
cisco Franco, accompanied by
staff officers, left Salamanca
hurriedly for Tetuan to investi-
gate anti-nationalist uprisings
spreading through Morocco.
g. The insurgents high COM
mand called to the colors all
Spaniards who became liable for
military service in 1880.
Z. Government leaders claimed
the insurgent defeat on the Pozo-
Blanco front is turning into a
disaster" while insurgent head
quarters claimed loyalist troops
have been repulSed near Made
goso and Guadalajara with
heavy losses.
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
BY FRANK GERVASI
Copyright, 1887. by International
News Service)

News Service)
ROME. March 31.-Two full
divisions of Italian volunteers,
approximately 10000 troops, were
reported today to have sailed for
Spain in the last few days.
More than 100000 additional
volunteers representing the flower
Of fascist youth. fired with de-
Continued on Page 2, Col. y
The Washington times., 1937-03-31
WASHINGTON FORECAST

Fair and slightly colder with lowest tenn
perature about SO degrees tonight; tomorrow
fair; gentle to moderate northerly winds, be-
coming light variable tomorrow
CWeather Details on Page 29)
Evening star., 1937-03-28

FURNITURE-Tables chairs lamps. car
pet sweeper baby bath tub; other pieces;
reasonable Clev. 9S4S. 3o02 Rodman st.
NV Apt 204 corner Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

SIX GOOD HORSES. two mules one
Guernsey bull. 4430 Schley ave. Brad
bury HEIGHTS, Md.
THOROUGHBRED RIDING HORsE-sor-
rel; years; small. sound. Adams 0O22,
9 GOOD YOUNG WORK HORSES. Hill
landale Subdivision. Adams O022
REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULL CALVES.
Phone Greenwood 1772.
WORK Horse good stallion. $3.50. l
5d s6e S"das ekas h5rse suitable sb for COLI lay
year old. $50 Adams 1O33s.
MULES, good ! pr; 12 head horses and
mares psHes.o ! Pr 4-year,old mares peyton
Alexandria.
PAIR SMALL; ,,, good wQrklng rs j, mules Ssloo;
fass f5ssw cReverly' SRstl mfls Md 500 Greenwood
YOUNG GUERNSEY HEIFERS, fresh in
May; l large-bone, spotted Poland China
310-W-2. at Merrifield Va
WANTED---Large horse suitable to work
garden No dealers. j., A Bradley. Ben
ming. D. G.. Route No. /. Box $50. 2S'
JERSEY BULL CALVES registered to i'm
serylceable age. Some out of tested dams
with high records of production. Popular
blood lines; Prices reasonable. Ayrlawn
Farms Bethesda Maryland
to harrow, IN March and April. Excellent
type well grown. Bred to prize-winnlng
and to please. Young boars ready tor
service. AYrlaWn Farms. Bethesda. Mary
land
AUCTION SALE MARCH 31st, IL AM
Ten Bslgin colts. . to years old, 400
pounds each 10 work mules. = riding
Poplar Neck Farm. P +. Tippett. mgr.
Cheltenham, Md.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE. onicely, furn. (aptsl.
Incoms IS S125: rent rent 500; plus lovely S 4-Im.
BY Can Sunday or s to s week days.
Adams 929S
BEAUTY sHOP-Good location, doing nice
business: will sacrifice. Apply Frances
Beauty Shop. 5l6 Sth st. ne. between IL
and pm.
GAS STATION, independents, pumps, all
major, companies. gas and oil; one of best
vestigate Address Box 239-J. Star office.
USE OUR MAILING ADDRESS; mail re-
ceived and forwarded: messages taken:
$3.50 per month: 925 Union Trust Bldg.
RooM1NG. BOARDING HOUSE, 14th,,
baths; rent, $s5; oil heat; income, $500;
owner will cacrifice for only 81 300. r. M.
De Shazo, 1123 14th NV. National $500.
WE HAVE :, few good 5estaurantf and
Rlssflfi TSod ST. salsS NV fPhafe Natf. 166a &C.
REAL HOMEMADE REAL MONEY,
Standard service station. cafe and store
sroom modern home neon on fSAf No. hIFhWay bHs anS
to s han handle; E.. MR. SWEET Nstl. 5000. or
coIN cio1ns Sgs5 oPERATEp music maehins route
}%59 4 zAb}YiSa F1SAscE SS% Co.
BEAUTY SHOP WITH WE'LL EsTAB-
LISHED CLIENTELE; NEAR GOVERN
FULLY EQUIPPED FOR 3 OPERATORS,
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING MA
CHINE. OWNER s ILL HEALTH MAKES
QUICK SALE NECESSARY: SACRIFICE
FOR $1,000 CASH. NO BROKERS. AD-
DRESS BOX 3o9-M, STAR OFFICE. 3O'
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
WRITE FOR CATALOG
ma ,,, JERRY ,0,MAHoNYa INC.
900 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH, N j.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

RADIO IL tube table model. Pilot Dragon,
all-Wave; direct current only. AppIy Room
G1GS Tenono bldg p 2qa
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SUMNER. RIGS
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ALTO HORN. King E-flat; good condition;
arrying case: state price. where and when
nay be examined. Address Box 214-K.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

SAF E5-VaIItCy SIlaIl, WtuIum and IarRe
used safes for any use. priced low: two
suitable jeweler pawnbroker; one small,
extra heavy. for exposed location. Miller.
the Safe Man - Transportation Bldg. Ma
tinnal hEh0
Evening star., 1937-03-28

.MACHINIST TOOLS - Starrett. Lufkln.
Gerstner tool chests ideal indicators. We
are headquarters for machinists tools in
Washingt ton. Manufacturer Distributing
Co, l22212 1lth ST. Sc. Phone Atlantlc
Evening star., 1937-03-28

RADIOSrClosing out our radio dept; up
TO A. per cent off on new floor models: all
popular makes your set in trade large
stocks of late model trade-lns at your
price: open ewes. Harris Armature Co.. 9th
and o NV
Evening star., 1937-03-28

RADIO TRANsMITTER 2O0-watt phone,
eft. frame Is tubes GIGS, 2l1S, S52,
etc: complete SIS: ham receiver. SO
Evening star., 1937-03-28

ALEMITE POWER GREASE GUN. valve
refacer. boring machine. feX-shaft sander
ment Check with us before you buy
Standard Automotive Supply Co. $500
Evening star., 1937-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

nished centrally located; rent only nSl73;
receipts total S525, Sale price. s. 300
ssSn s7aeM q Star Ponce ofice. 'elll1, -
RoOMING, HOUSE; mr.. 10th and R-l3
able: terms; MI Mrs, Reach. 1908 II ST.
MANAGERS for local chain no. restaurant
Apply zoos H st. NV.
CoLoRED BARBER sHOP--Rent or lease;
3 chairs, fully equipped. Johnston, Apt 3,
1929 You ST. NV.
HEMsTITCHING BUSINESS. doing 500
wkly. rent, S25; fully equipped: only 5000
Mr.. Purcell zoos st. NV.
GRocERY doing s350 20 wkIg NTH t Fis5 spt;
ioo5,, '' -' ''-O
CAFETERIA central downtown location;
old established: same owner 10 years;
owner retiring; cash terms; reliable; leaV-
ing city. Address Box 453-M, Star office.
PAINTS, hardware, coali busy street; long
estab,; good business; price, $3.50 cash.
Address Box 492-M Star Office
GROCERY with living quarters. northeast;
rent. sos; doing $3.50 weekly business; Off
sale beer; price. 81 700; terms. Natl. 162S.,
RESTAURANT Connecticut ave: fine
dons GOOD b, business EppeT prcnd
right. Terms. National 1928.
GAS STATION. Rhode Island ave-, near
District line: Shell gas; rent. S75. Priced
to sell, $3.50; terms. National 1928.
SANDWICH SHOP in Office BLDG, down.
town; rent. 500 short hours; $50 daily
business; price. S1,250 cash. Natl: 162s.
RESTAURANT. with whisky, for colored:
equipment cost over $4,000; rent. S37 80;
long, lease price. $4,000 terms. Natl.
1928.
LIQUOR STORE best downtown location:
gross. 100000 last year; established. Ma
tional 1928.
RESTAURANT. sacrificing for immediate
possession 81 900 in cash, plus beer
license. 1906 Good Hope rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RADIOS. S3.95 comp ana up; clearance
sale of over 100 reconditioned sets: ali
makes and sizes. Apex Elec. Co. 700 9th
Evening star., 1937-03-28

FURNITURE-gx12 Beauvaux rug. vanity;
floor lamp. carved end and occasional
table; fine quality; new condition; see
any time; no telephone AZ quincy
Evening star., 1937-03-28

II ROOMS. 0 BATHS
New Hampshire ave. near Dupont Cir
Gle. Garage. oil heat large dining room
(5 rooms have private baths): inspect this
mansion: all outside rooms; rent. $500:
lease; ST 500 down.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
Evening star., 1937-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ss5 aaes ss5S 5aVS' TfS only sa4PPsS
cARITAI dds !. AD}ysT1No & FINANCE sS ss9s CO.,
LIQUOR STORE doing 100000 annually:
rent S1s prics ooq exoeiient o corner
1d6s S'fift St: sfseS Nw. f1nsaff saff io6s HHs
GUEST HOUSE-INCOME.
II ROOMS. 0 BATHS
New Hampshire ave, near Dupont Cir
Gle Garage oil heat. large dining room
60 rooms have priyate baths inspect ths
lease 81 500 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1O10 Vermont Ave, Room 217 Natl. 331O.'
FIFTY (5O) GUEST ROOMS
easy walking to business; delightfully."- cool
in Summer. Long established. Capacity
business Excellent conSiti4n as to paint
property. Ample baths. Inspection Of books
DIl shqT $500 to $500 net mon5hfIy
Investigation invited from qualified in
quirers. Address Box 445-M. Star office. .
RESTAURANT. with beer; near Govt.
bldgs.: $3.50 wkly business.
GROCERY and meats modern; with liy-
Ing rooms; reas. price and terms.
DELICATESSEN and grocery; unusual
opportunity to make real money in this
beautiful corner location.
ROOMING HOUSE refined neshbor-
hood l. rms. baths: reas. price and
terms.
ROOMING HOUSE. "a rooms, 5 baths;
reaS. price and terms.
ROOMING HOUSE, II rms. baths:
$500 down payment
ROOMING HOUSE. near 18th and Col.
I'd IL rms; rent, S15; real value.
BOOMING HOUSE. 18th st. location:
$3.50 handles this easy terms on balance.
We have a large number of desirable
rooming houses, boarding houses, markets,
restaurants. liquor stores. gas stations and
other businesses.
WASHINGTON
BROKERAGE & FINANCE CO., INC,
9O5 New York Ave NV. Natl. 2357.
N6rh caaoGay HGfy ve room oom5 qen
Si5; very nicely furnished fun price, $500.
This is indeed q real bargain. Inspection
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
Wash.'S Largest Rooming House Broker.
rooms. , baths gar. rent. SIS; Frigid-
aires apis. and rooms; Will sell Monday;
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave, Room III. Natl. 3310.'
RoOMING HOUSE near new Senate Once.
anG cy rs PRICE 5G
down payment, $3.50. See this. Natl. 9654.
S. WINFIELD, 909 10th NV.
Wash's Largest Rooming House Broker.
ROOMING HOUSES.
Col rd.--9 rms. 2i2 b. Income over
5000 Garage. $500. terms.
Col rd.-4 rms. ~ b. Clean Ink.
Must sell Price $500 terms.
MI. Pleasant-ll rms. Beautiful furnt-
ture. OIL heat. Rent, SO. Best buy in
city at 81 O50 Long lease.
Downtown-l9 rms, 3-car garage and
II rms lear garage Terms to suit.
Mass ave. n.w.--l3 rms. newly fur
niShed, Income. S275. Priced right. See
this
Many others to choose from and are
priced rieht ASK for MIR. Chambers.
WOODRUFF REALTY CO.,
1898 st. NV. Room 41OD. Met. 1858.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
SPRING SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE and eheckwriter,, fine
144S Park rd. Apt. 4 Columbia 1923.
AIR COMPRESSORS. y to hp... stand7
ard makes. traded in on new lngers9l
ard Automotive Supply Co. 1900 14th II W
AIR COMPRESSOR, with motor. tank. for
enrog ~ ooraoe 4I16 Emery pl n W
Evening star., 1937-03-28

SEWING MACHINE fSIngerD. q. h, r. b..
ball bearing. runs and sews like new; guar
antecC; SO 637 II st ne
Evening star., 1937-03-28

SEWING MACHINE. Singer D. H.; treadle;
perfect. Sl5; repairs. 81. 3OlO 14th st.
NV Columbia 3244
Evening star., 1937-03-28

SAXOPHONE (soprano): drum traps rare
| bargain. by private party: no dealers. Ad-
4 1aL. a &
Evening star., 1937-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOARDING HOUSE, Mass, at Scott Circle;
II rooms, baths: $4,000; terms. R. NJ
De Shazo. 1928 14th NV. National $500.
BARBER SHOP. three chairs, two baths:
established business Will rent TO good
white barber. Apply or write at once DR..
Bailey North Beach Md POS
INCORPORATE IN DELAWARE; sell
shares. raise capital; low cost. Free de-
tails. Corporation Fiscal Co.. Whining
Evening star., 1937-03-28

ROOMING HORSEPOWER LEAVING
CITY; WILL SELL REAL ESTATE. FUR
NIiI8RE NJ 3,,A, AND Er BUSINESS IlN, LOCATED ON
EXCELLENT BUSINESS; NO VACANCIES;
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
RIGHT PARTY FOR APPOINTMENT
PHONE GEO. 1927.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

35-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE. nicely fur
nished. centrally located; rent only Sl73;
receipts total S525. Sale price. 81 800
cash or $500 terms. Address Box
M Offirp
Evening star., 1937-03-28

RADIO -PHONOGRAPH Brunswick, SO
torlginalIy 5000: 1886 Philco Baby Grand
radio. $3.50 worth S32l other radios,
81 - each. Dixie Pawnbrokers, EXch,'
Ills H 81. ne. Open evenings until Q, Sun
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Mogozins Section

course - oh, God, what was she thinking?
Divorce Mart. her Mart who
What's the matter, babe? Snap out of it.
We're goin'."
Spinelli was close behind them as Mart led
ster's rumble seat.
Here's blanket you can lie on, Angel"
he said. land there's little ventilator on
each side you can open if you want air.
"One ting, guy -" Spinelli hesitated -
don't forget | still got my roscoe. Any funny
business and turn it loose on both of you
trough the seat"
Mart wheeled on him in sudden fury.
"Scramv' he snarled. I'm sick of helpin'
a guy and bein' told he'll knock me off from
behind. If I'm caught III go up for ten t
twenty " d'you think want that? But you
you'll burn, Angel! You knocked off a stir
screw and nothing can save you from the hot
squat"
Il" the man began.
shut up! Either I'm levelin' or amt and
if you think amt you'd better scram now.
I'm not bein' gunned by stir-bug like you.
Angel but when they come t shave your
head and bring you pair Of pants with the
leg split, just remember you had your chance
and that III read in the papers about how
you fried"
Spinelli shrank from the blazing eyes and
climbed hastily into the rumble.
Gee, Mart, didn't mean nothin'," he
babbled. Close the lid. You're my pal, Just
like you was Spikes"
Get your head down"
Mart slammed the lid and motioned to
Beth to take the seat beside him. As they
turned into the highway he dropped his hand
from the wheel and patted her knee. She
chose to misunderstand the caress and drew
her coat more closely about her legs Mart
seemed to know every twist and turn of the
back roads. Once their wheels pwred evenly
on concrete, but within half mile he swung
to rough gravel road which twenty minutes
later crossed four-track railway and became
an ill-paved street between shabby dwellings.
Mart stopped at the curb.
''Yonkers, Angel," he whispered. IN wake
up Dutch Frank"
He entered cheap restaurant several doors
Evening star., 1937-03-07

repeal went across took my load and got
out. Spike didn't, and he's listenin' to the
seagulls at Alcatraz. You're lucky, pickin' my
house I'm the one guy that can get you past
the bulls"
Il still don't make you." said the other sus-
piciously. ''You talk on the level, but ="
II am" Mart made simple statement of
fact. Listen, Joe, lay down. that gun for a
minute. want to help you but can't think
straight with rod pointin' at me-"
Slowly, almost reluctantly, the man low
cred the pistol.
That's better. Let's have drink = Just
short one" For the first time, he spoke
directly to Beth. Bring us shot of rye,
babe"
Beth obeyed. Both men watched her fill
the glasses from the carafe on the buffet.
Martin tossed the whisky down his throat.
Here's luck, Angel. Now. listen close. We
got to fix you up with other clothes. I'm six
inches bigger than you and you can't wear
mine, 50 we'll head for Dutch Franks in
Yonkers You can hide in the rumble seat and
we'll take the back roads. Then we'll get out
Va oAS SloSC o1N ! ~ ASoVC yOu Will q hASAN Va
mine near New Haven. When the heat is off
little we'll put you on plane for the coast.
How does it sound?'
SpinelI deliberated.
1T sounds smooth, he said at last. ''and if
you're on the upit's OK. l was tryin' to make
Louis Novaks place
Nothing doing" Mart interrupted.
Things have happened while you've been in
stir. The heats on Louie and I'm not taking
you there"
Who is this guy in New Haven?" Spinelli
changed the subject.
Nobody you know. He was one of Gunner
Weaver 'smobinP Philly. He Il take care of you"
He rose quickly and Spinelli's hand darted
to the pistol. Mart laughed at him, crossed
to the cherry ecritoiye between the windows,
and returned with silver box of cigarettes.
Looks like stir broke your nerve, Angel"
he jeered.
He tossed cigarette to the convict and
placed the box at Beth's elbow. Her eyes
narrowed as she saw, clearly impressed on
the smooth surface, the print of Mart Glenn
ents' right thumb. She lit cigarette and