davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-05-23

SALESMEN to sell Auto-GlIde. newest au-
tomotiVe sensation; easily sold; live PROS
poets furnished. give age, experience.
phone. Address Box 36l- A, Star office
Evening star., 1937-05-23

HOME IMPROVEMENT SALESMAN ex-
perienced and aggressive. Must have ac-
tual experience in estimating on papering,
painting plumbing heating timing and
all types of home improvements. Must
have car and furnish references Will pay
Salary and commission to the one who
oualifes Do not apply unless you actually
sold home improvements. Apply Federal
Contracting Co. Inc. 9l3 New York ave.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

MEN WANTED a., between 23-4O; au-
tonoolle statesmen; drawing account for
those VINO qualify. See Mr.. Currin. from
- M to pm. Capitol Motors, 2I5
pennsylvania ave Sc
Evening star., 1937-05-23

MAN for order dept; $50 month salary.
payable every weeks: must have charac-
ter references. neat appearing and cour
teouS. Applications accepted to - am
Monday at ;}l2 Evans Bldg, 1920 N. Y.
ave. NV.
in Washington for one energetic man.
only man interested In hard work for good
pay need apply. 9G9 Natl. Press Bldg, =
Evening star., 1937-05-23

REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN. one that
understands all makes Of domestic ma
chlnes. Good wages. No beginners Chevy
burn ave Bethesda
Evening star., 1937-05-23

MAN, colored; kitchen helper with ex-
perience in cooking; must be neat. Call,
1928 Conn
Evening star., 1937-05-23

oHLFS REPRESENTATIVE Single % 10
-" experience IN carbon paper and rib
bon industry preferred but not essential:
sa!aTy with opportunity for quick ad-
AddreSs Boy ..NL-A. Sier office
Evening star., 1937-05-23

SALESMAN-No canvaSsers, please Must
nave car and be willing to work evenings
selIUg training in accountancy and busi-
ness administration TO those who write us
about 1t. Our men average over $50 weekly
with small drawing account for new men,
For interview phone DlSt. 40
Evening star., 1937-05-23

MAN. White, Tor private lnVeStleatlOn:
must be intellisent. alert and own car.
Address Box 17S-Z. Star ONCE.
MAN white. for dairy: references required.
Call Rockville 1919.
MAN, reliable in a place Is miles out :;
nice home: to work on flowers and ever
greens. Apply 6440 Ga. ave, corner Un-
derNnnd
Evening star., 1937-05-23

PIANO PLAYERS. saxophone drummer
tfumpetS. trombone, string bass Phone
Line. 3S96-J for appointment after & pm.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

PHARMACISTS-One for D. C. and one
lot va; part-time work. Apply 1884
Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1937-05-23

YOUNG MAN, truck driver; one with hard.
ware store experience preferred; refer
enceS. Address Box 329-W. Star once.
YOUNG MAN with car to collect on
monthly accounts who has had either
selling or collecting experience. Apply
IO9 9TH ST. NV. Room 20. lG am.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

for nationally advertised product. Apply
Monday. to II am. rm. 2O3. 1244
nth
Evening star., 1937-05-23

ONE OF THE oldest Ford dealers in WASH
ington is expanding. 3 aggressive salesmen
from any line. auto motive or otherwise,
will have the opportunity to avail them
selves of positively the highest plan OF
compensation in the city. Apply sales
manager AnacoStla Motor Co.. 1923
Good Hone I'd e Enrd & Lincoln Dea lerS,
Evening star., 1937-05-23

ENJOY GOOD INCOME while learning
landscape work Big season ahead: full or
part time No investment. Brown Bros.
Nurseries Rochester New York.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

MECHANIC with radio or pin game expert
ence: salary, S25 week, with advancement.
Ph0nA EQl0
Evening star., 1937-05-23

MEN WANTED-Middle aged. OF good ap-
pearance, to manage receiving office for
laundry and dry cleaning establishment.
Address BOX oR3-I Star ONCE
Evening star., 1937-01-21
$1.25 Rayon Gowns
2 for 81

With collar and long sleeves.
Tearose. Size 16.
Is Balbriggan Gowns and Pajamas
with short sleeves. Size 16 and
extra sizes. Regularly ST.. Fri
day ---------2 for 81
6 Two-Piece Bemberg Pajamas,
non-run, in green and black and
red and black. Size 16. Were
$1.95. Friday
Rayon Underwear First Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Writing Paper
2 boxes for 25c

Vas Csc and 29c boz
Both letter or note paper.
White and tints.
Lamp and Ash Tray Combina-
tions. Were $295. Friday
Is Globes, 7-inch size with full
meridian. Were 81. Friday 79c
l Leather Portfolio. Was $675.
Friday ----- -$3.95
/ Leather Portfolio. Was IS. FRI
Qay -SZ.So
3 Brass Leather Racks. Were SITS.
FRIDAY
10 Brass Pen Trays. Were 75c.
Friday -- -----50
2 Brass Ink Wells. Were 81. FRI
Gay ------------- ---------oUc
Autograph Albums, padded leather
cite cover, assorted colors. Were
25c. Friday ------------------lOc
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
BrOadlOOm RUGS
Size 4.6x6.6 feet

Only IA rugs of extra heavy broadloom. Brown,
blue or burgundy.
Frnged Seamless Velvet Rugs size 9x12 83x106 feet
Ten desirable patterns; for any room in the house.
Hit-and Miss Rag Rugs, size 8x10 feet Frday---$295
Extra Heavy Rag Rugs, size 24x48 inches Desirable
colorings for kitchen, bath bed Friday----SSc
Cocoa and Rubber Door Mats; size 16x20 inches.
Friday --7--. SSc
Genuine Gold Seal Congoleun, room-sze lengths in
good assortment Of patterns Friday square
Rags >. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Candlewick Bed
Spreads ------S2.69
Regularly $3.50

Regularly $3.50
100 bedspreads in all-over
pattern with white and COL
ored hand tuftings. Various
color combinations from which
to select.
100 White Sheet Blankets, size 70x
SO. Were s1.29. Friday---9Sc
II Bedspreads. tailored; rayon.
Were $295. Friday
S Blankets, plaid. part wool. Were
S2.95. Friday y------------S2.39
3 Satin Comforts, wool filled. Were
S895. Friday y-S6 $685.
Domesties Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Hand.EmbrOidered Models
10 Price and Less

Includes the following: Tan crash table cloth,
wool embroidery trim; tan crash bedspread,
wool embroidery trim; 8 single pillow cases; 2
white linen scarfs; 2 baby crib covers; en-
broidered towels; small pictures.
200 Skeins Embroidery Cotton Regularly &c. Friday,lc
Sc Yards Worsted Fringe, 1inch width. Regularly 15c
yard Friday---- &c
200 Balls Of Yarn including Shetland hoss crepe
angel crepe Germantown, Shanghai shag; small quanti
ties of each. Were 29c to 60c. Friday
"a Balls Pure Silk for knitting mems neckties scarfs
Were ST ball. Friday 49c
Arts {. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Decorated Pottery
Vas 79c to 81 09C

500 pieces of pottery, includ-
ing cake plates and servers.
mixing bowl and spoon, re-
frigerator sets, teapots, sugar
and cream sets, cooky jars,
cozy sets, range sets, teapots.
Also chromium well and tree
platters and frosted glass
kitchen sets.
Glass Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Handbags ------39c
We're 81 and more

We're 81 and more
A good assortment of leather
and fabricoid bags in black
and all colors. Variety of
styles.
Ill Handbags, all colors and black.
Choice of feathers. Friday -19c
Handbags, a wide selection OF
feathers and colors. Were 81. Fri
day --------------- ----SI.oV
Leather Goods -. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Corduroy Pajamas
We're s3.95 S3.47

One and two piece styles.
Broken sizes. Only IS.
BaIbriggan Gowns and Pajamas in
ribbed weaves. Extra sizes in pink
and blue. Were s225. Friday, s1.79
rs Balbriggan Pajamas in extra
sizes. Two-piece styles in two-tone
color combinations. Broken size
and color assortment. Were SIPS.
Friday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Underwear 80. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Junior Boys Overcoats
Were $8.05

10 wool fleece overcoats, double breasted Brown
In sizes S, 6, and 8; gray in sizes T. S. 6, and 8
10 Young Mems Overcoats; double breasted Brown in
sizes co. 81 and %. Were SASS, Friday $40
10 Boys Overcoas; double breasted Brown in sizes
H. H. 1s. "A and 16; bluegray in sizes H. 12 13 and
H. Were $1295, Friday --- 81
4 Young Mems Suits; double breasted, sports backs
Sizes 81 and %. Were SASS, Friday s7s5
Boys 2-Knicker Suits; double breasted sports back
Size TO- Were $10.95 Friday --- S.
Mackinaws sizes ~, IA and 49, Were $se5, Fri
day . s3ss
Mackinaws sizes 12 and 16. Were $685. Friday sass
Hockmeyer Tweeduroy Jackets; sizes and 8. Were
$39o. Friday 81
IS Boys Knickers; sizes 49, 1s and H. Were 7sc Fri
day - - sqc
One Table Of Odds and Ends including belts, caps,
Shirts handkerchiefs and tie sets and other things
Friday reduced to I9c
Boys Snow Suits; sizes and 12 Were $685. Fri
day - $195
Boys Snow Suits sizes 4, and H. Were $685. Fri
day - $3.50
Boys Snow Suits; sizes 6, IL and H. Were $895.
10 Little Boys Combinations Suits; sizes g. and S.
Were $1.59 Friday --- -- 49, 81
Is Little Boys Combination Suits by Tom Sawyer;
sizes 3. T. and 10. Were $195, Friday .---- $1.29
10 Little Boys Combination Suits by Tom Sawyer:
sizes 4, S, and g. Were $295, Friday $1.95
Is Young Mems Shirts by Tom Sawyer broken lots in
sizes 121a to IA. Were $780, Friday
Rnve LA
Evening star., 1937-01-21
China
Odds and Ends
SC lOc l5c

China and decorated Ameri-
can porcelain; included in
the collection are cups and
saucers, bread and butter
plates, fruit dishes, teapotS,
covered butter dishes, platters
and vegetable dishes.
$50 Odd Saucers. Reduced for
FRIDAY for SC
IS Glass Reamers. Reduced for
Friday
IL Tea Sets, complete service for
6; include 6 cups and saucers, 6
tea plates, teapot and cover. sugar
bowl and cover, cream pitcher.
Originally 1898. Friday----$1.49
$S.95 Service for 8. originally SO
pieces; now short vegetable dish and
sugar bowl top. Friday
Manning Bowman Vacuum jug Set:
slightly shopworn. Originally
$3.50. Friday------------$3.
Dinner Service for IL; short l cup
and gravy boat. Was $24.s8.
Friday ---------------------$l5
Service for 6; short pieces. Was
1898. Friday ------$Z
6 Services for 4; incomplete. Now
include breakfast plates, 4
bread and buffers, cups and
saucers, covered sugar bowl, cream
pitcher, l platter, l vegetable dish.
Were $3.98. Friday------.--$2.69
China . . . Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Lamp Bases
Soc 81 Sl.98

Table or boudoir lamp bases
in glass, pottery and compost
ton. Some are slightly DAM
aged, but all are real values.
Table Lamps with novel base dec
GRATED with sail boats; harmonizing
parchmentized shade. Blue, red or
green. Were s1.19. Friday -69c
Table Lamps in black and chrome
like finish. Generous size; COM
plete with parchmentized shade.
Were $l19. Friday
Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Nu.Lid Aluminium Ware

A new, heavy aluminium ware with tight-lock-
ing covers with straining and pouring device
that lessons the danger in cooking.
Chicken Fryers No g. regularly s24s Friday----s1sS
waterIess Cookers; regularly s4s5 Friday------ss7o
Kettles, 6-quart size; regularly s2ss. Friday---s222
saucepans. 2quart size; regularly s229 Frday--s1'2
saucepans, 3quart size; regularly s24s. Frday-s1sS
Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
TOiletries Clearance

Shulton Tale 19c pound Friday ----3 pounds Csc
Shuton Bath Powder 39c Friday----15c. for 35c
Milk of Magnesia Mouth Wash, Soc Friday -29c
Glass Boudor Sets three pieces Were 59c Friday 29c
China Powder Jars filled with gardena busting powder.
Perfume Bottles in rose green amethyst. Were 81.
Friday y ---------39c 39c
Glass Powder Jars were 75c Friday
vanities for loose powder. Were Soc Friday
Nail Health for brittle nails. Was Soc Friday----19c
Rubber Hospital Sheeng, s1.35. Friday
Rubber Hospital Sheeting. $115. Friday------49c
Rubber Hospital Sheeting, 75c Friday-------35c
Honeysuckle Toilet Water ST. Friday
Hand Cut Crystal Bottles $3.50 Friday 70
Dioxegen Cream, 81. Friday soc
Dioxegen Cream SOC 39c
Toilefries .. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Famous Jacket
Library Books sc

" CF l.
Al copies of Treasure Island" by
Robert Lewis Stevenson.
81 copies of THE New Testament"
So copies of THE Way Of All
Flesh" by Samuel Butler.
36 copies of THE Merchant OF
Venice by Shakespeare.
10 copies Of "Emerson's Essays"
by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
50 copies Of "Pere GoriOt." by
BalZac.
Is copies of "Alice in Wonderland"
Through the Looking GLASS;" and
Hunting of the Shark" by Lewis
Carroll.
80 copies of Under the Greenwood
Tree" by Thomas Hardy.
Stationery -. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Jewelry Clearance

10 81 Hair Bands. Friday -39c
8 $2.95 Enamel Compacts. Fri
day ---------------------69c
6 $2.95 Novelty Bracelets. FRI
day ------------------
6 $1.95 Pins. 49c
S1.95 Novelty Necklaces. FRI
day
6$1.95 Rhinestone Clips. Friday, 49c
Is $1.49 Chinese Rings sec
50 Pieces of 81 Berry Jewelry. FRI
day --------------.-----2Sc
Jewelry .. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Scranton Lace
Dinner Cloths, $500
Regularly S3.95

regularly $0.S0
72x9O inch fine quality lace In
linen color; attractive design.
50 Linen Crash Cloths, size 50x50.
Were 89c. Friday----
AZ Vanity Sets, 8 pieces: linen with
lace trim. Were 81. Friday
10 Gard Table Covers. Were 81.
Friday
45 Turkish Hand Towels. Were soc.
Friday -------------
Linens -. . Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Cirdles and Garter Belts
We're SOC to 81 800

Only 1OO Assorted styles and Sizes Some slight
ly Soiled from handling.
rs Reducing Girdles and Corselettes sizes 80 to A.
limited quantity. Were 81 SO to s2 Friday-------59c
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Odd Bullets

)dd Bull cts SZ4.90
We're $50
Maple finish on hardwood-buffets with four
drawers and two large compartments for
storage.
Is Metal Beds full size Brown finish. Were s6.s5.
fTloay SS'oo
Studio Couches, floor samples. Open to twin full
beds. Complete with three pillows. Were s3495.
Fr1oay
As Layer-Felt Mattresses with roll edges and closely
tufed corners Good grade art ticking cover. Were
Is Lounge Chairs large and comfortable Loose spring
filled cushions; tapestry covering. Were s24s5. Fri
day ----SlSSo
1 Maple Chest of Drawers left from bedroom suite.
Four drawers with wooden handles. Was s2495.
Friday --- S1995
1 Sofa with wood Frame covered with green freze.
Loose cushions spring filled. Floor sample. Was
s66. Friday S4S
Is Desk Chests, walnut finish other hardwood fin
shes. Three large drawers in base, and sliding top
for writing. Were $1995. Friday
l Living Room Suite floor sample. Modern style, two
pieces. Sold is. Was $139. Frday------------$79
Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Misses Crepe Dresses -Sl.69

We're Sl.05
40 dresses in tailored styles that are nice for
daytime wear In printed patterns with dark
backgrounds Washable. Broken Sizes
20 Crepe Street Frocs and coors Mostly
small sizes. Were s3s5 Now---------s2
Knoekaboaf Shop . . Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Mems Part-Wool Underwear
Regularly $50 to S. ~ PrIce

Madewell, Duofold and Winsted makes Union
suits in regular size So to so and stout sizes 38
to 49, Drawers in regular sizes 38, AZ and A
and stout sizes 38 to A. Shirts in regular sizes
"a to IS.
Mems Silk Lined Robes. Maroon pattern only. Large
size. Formerly 1895. Friday
Mems Silk-Lined Lounge Jackets. Medium and large
sizes Formerly $685. Friday
10 Mems Wool Navy Polo Shirts. Medium and large
sizes. Formerly $3.50 Friday
IS Pairs Mems Gloves. Regularly $3.50 and So. Fri
udy
Mems Wool Jackets. Slide fastener style Sizes 38
to 46. Formerly s395 and $4.95 Friday
IS Mems Imported Silk Muflers Fringed and hem
stitched ends Bright patterns
1000 Pairs Broadcoth Shorts. White and stripes
Elastic and sde-tie styles with balloon seats. Sizes
80 to A. Friday
1o0O Mems Cotton Shirts. Plain and panel rib knit.
Sizes "a to 46. Friday
IS Mems Arrow Silk Handkerchefs. Hand rolled hens.
Attractive combinations. Formerly 81. Friday 25c
Mexs Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21

We're $2.05
Two-piece styles; light and dark colors. Sizes
II to 18.
3 Tweed Jackets of checked WOOL green size IA:
blue size 16, and ! blue, size 49, Were $685.. FRI
day
2 Jackets of gray flannel Size 10. Were $685. Fri
Wool Jackets, ndwhite checked. Sizes 40 and
AZ. Were $4.95. Friday $3.50
2 Plaid Wool Jackets brown -and-green and brown
and-naze combinations Sizes Is and 90 Were $685.
Friday
3 Plaid Wool Skirts in broWn-and- green and brown
and-maize. Sizes %, 80 and 80. Were s595. Fri
dav S495
Plaid Wool Vest. Size a. Was S5.95. Friday y----A95
Rancoats in light colors. Sizes IA and 16. Were
$685.. Friday Observation-Disclosures ------S169
Satin Bouses in white and eggshell Sizes 80 to 38.
Sports Shop Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Clearance of Suits

Suits, untrmred Were s2975 to $3975 Friday $40
Suits, fur trimmed Were s3975 Friday----- S23.40
Suits, fur trimmed. Were S45 Friday
Suit, fur trimmed Was s4995 Friday IS
Suit, fur trimmed. Was $6975. Friday
Salts Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21

Mid.Winter FrOcks
Reduced for Clearance
Broken sizes and colorS.
Is Dresses, were $795. Friday
Is Dresses were s1095 to s13.95. Friday--------S5
10 Dresses, were $40 95 to $685. Friday-------Ss
Dresses . 3. . Third Floor
Women's Slippers ---------79c
We're $I.95
4s pairs velvet slippers in blue, red and black
Sizes T. AZ and ..
IL Pairs Hostess Boots of white tintabe satin Leathe
soles and heels Broken sizes 4 to s. Were IS. Fri
day
20 Pairs Womens Evening Sandals Of white crepe satin
with high and heels Mostly narrow sizes. Tinted
without extra charge Were 81 to $685. Friday-Sl.9:
SO Pairs Childrens Shoes in Buster Brown and Paal
Royal makes. Patents Brown Elk White Kie
and Elk Broken sizes c1a to g. Were $3.50 to S.
Eridav II. L
Shoes Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Extra Wide, Better Quality
Priscilla and FlOunce

Dainty patterns and cushion dots: also
a number with pastel grounds and con-
trasting colored figures.
Kapock Top Hassocks, green and eggshell or
solid blue with beige cording. Were $3.50. Fri
dav --SlS5
Dainty Sash Curtains, full-wdth tailored STYLE
colored borders Were 29c and 39c Friday, 15c pair
Curtain Material Remnants, variety of short
lengths in every wanted curtain fabric Limited
quantities Were 19c to ACC yard Friday, &c yard
200 Odd Strips Of high grade curtains. tailored
or priscilla styles Some velour valances in
cuded Friday, each
Tapestry, Velour or Damask Squares plain or
with small or large patterns. For chair seats.
pillows, scarfs and other uses. Friday---S6c each
Draperies and Curtains -. Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21

In prints and solid colors.
Only 10, in sizes 4, 5 and q
years.
8 Knit Logging Sets in navy blue
trimmed with white angora. Sizes
2 and 3. Were $498. Friday. S2.9S
4 Knit Snow Suits with cap and
mittens to match. One-piece
styles. Sizes 3 and years. Were
S5.49. Friday
1 Logging Set, white, hand cro-
cheted. Size !. Was $6.98.
2 Wool Dresses, navy blue. Sizes
8 and IA. Were $298. Friday, Sl.98
3 Coat Sweaters in brown or navy
shaker knitS. Were 1929. Fri
day ----Sl.So
l Navy Leather Jacket, size 8, with
slide-fastener front. Were S5.98.
Friday
Slip-over Sweaters, fine knit.
Brown only, size IA. Were $l.59.
Friday
Childrem's Apparel 80.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Foundations ---
We're $I.O9 to 81

Made of Lastex, with uplift top and low back
Small sizes.
IA Girdes, 16nch side hook styles Lastex side
tions boned front and back. Were $3.50 Friday
P. N Practical Front Corses in sizes 34 IS and 36
Were S.. Friday 3.9i
k,vJ
Evening star., 1937-01-21
Clearance of Goats

Coats fur trimmed Were $29 rs and $39 rs Friday
1 Tweed Coat. Was S1995. Friday
Tweed Coats. Were s2275. Frday------------S1795
Fleece Coats. Were s2975. Frday--..-.------$2250
Fleece Coat. Was $3975. Friday-------$2675
Goats Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-04-02
FATHER Of MODEL
UNDER$10,o)DBA|L
Gedeon Hounded by Police,
~
Says Attorney Represent
ina Bruised Prisoner.

BACKGROUND
Joseph Gedeon's arrest tollo1oed
discovery of a gun in his apartment
after he had been questioned in the
murder of his estranged Uite, Mary
Gedeon, 81: his daughter, Veronica
Gedeon, 20, an artists model, and
Frank ByneS, a roomer.
Evening star., 1937-04-02

tive warrants after Il national search
had been irstituted.
The elder Hoeppel said they had
gone TO Richmond from California. tn
tending to give themselves up. but
sought 4 delay until they might con-
tact James w. Ives, the complaining
witness, in the hope Of getting him to
correct some statements in the case.
Ives was one Of the Olympic athletes
and student Of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity in Baltimore The Hoeppels
were convicted on a charge they con-
spired to sell the Ives appointment.
Lost Appeal.
The elder Hoeppel charged injustice
and persecution" and issued state
ment last November, when brought
back to Washington, saying he had in
CURED the enmity Of certain brass
hats" After the two were convicted
in December Of 1885, an appeal was
taken from the United States District
Court, but the Court Of Appeals
affirmed the verdict.
When arrested at Richmond, the
Hoeppels sought a writ Of habeas
corpus, which was denied and were
held in the Henrico County Jail at
Richmond for 10 days, until an appeal
from the denial of the writ was with
drawn.
Evening star., 1937-04-02
HOEPPE[S BEFORE
RDFORPAR0LE
Ex.Representative and Son
Complete Minimum
of Sentences.

Former Representative John H.
Hoeppel of California. and his son.
Charles j., probably will win parole
today from the District Workhouse
where they have served four months
Of sentences for conspiracy to sell a
West Point appointment.
They were among "a prisoners who
were to appear today before the Board
Of Indeterminate Sentence and Parole,
meeting at the District Reformatory
at Lorton. Since they have served the
minimum Of their sentences Of to IL
months, and have a good record as
prisoners they stand good chance
for parole, it was said.
Arrested BY G-Men.
They were confined at the Work
house last November 25 after being
arrested at Richmond, Va. by agents
OF the Department Of Justice, on fugi-
Evening star., 1937-04-02
PUPILS TO BROADCAST

Eight students of Woodrow Wilson
High School will present a radio
dramatization of the invention Of the
stethoscope over Station VOL tomor-
row at 1890 pm, as the second OF a
series of broadcasts arranged for the
early diagnosis campaign of the
tuberculosis Association this MONTH
Those to take part in the broadcast
are Dan Malsy, Cove Hambidge,
Theodore Norcross, David Margold,
Arnold Mckee, Ellen Leech, Jean
Stoner and Josepehine Burbank. The
playlet is under the direction of Miss
Elizabeth Best, English teacher at
Woodrow Wilson.
Evening star., 1937-04-02
OFFICER HELPS SWAN

Hatching.
LOS ANGELES R.-1t begins to
look as If . policeman may be as
signed to help a swan hatch her eggs.
The park authority asked the police
chief to station patrolman near the
swans nest daily during the Matching
process.
1t was George R. Mitchell, presi-
dent of the Humane Education So
ciety, who said originally the swan had
nine eggs, but somebody had poked
the. bird of the nest and stolen five.
Evening star., 1937-04-02
800 Twins Gather.

Eight hundred twins met in q Co.
penhagen, Denmark, motion picture
tl1eater ut the invitation of the man
agement to see film, Twice Twins" :"
Evening star., 1937-04-02
Church Becomes Home.

Buying the 70-year-old Presbyterian
Church IN Melbourne, Australia, John
Heath has fitted 1t UP as home and
q dentists ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-04-02
IL DUCE LIFTS BAN

New York Paper Again Allowed
in Italy.
ROME, April 2 (P.-Premier Mus
solini yesterday lifted the ban on the
New York Herald Tribune. which was
forbidden last Saturday from circu-
lating in Italy.
Officials said the ban was imposed
through a misunderstanding.
Evening star., 1937-04-02
STEAMSHIPS.

MEDITERRANEAN and ali iEurope-De Luxe
service on famous express liners via the
smooth Southern Route. Apply your traveI
agent or Italian Line, 624 5th av., New York.
Evening star., 1937-04-02

Trees Bloom in Winter.
Almond trees fowered in Hamp-
shire, England, in wintry February.