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vites you to submit timely
and interesting questions to
be used In this column.
THE QUESTION

Why is it that many people
will do more for strangers than
they will do for relatives?
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Traffic Toll

The list Of traffic victims in
the District Of Columbia since
January /. 1898. is graphically
shown by the death watch.
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THE ANSWERS
Mrs. Esther Cerra, 5203 Geor.
gia Ave. N. W., cashier:
II think it is because a person
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are ueduly Dorlng reading.
THAT" he explained to me,
"is the secret of the political
columnist. He takes this stodgy
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can always make more excuses
and find more reasons to get
out Of helping"
Evening star., 1938-12-29
THE ARGONNE

1920 Columbia Rd. NV Rm. and Bath.
5112 N. CAPITOL ST. NV.
Lovely new -second-foor apartment. large
rooms. beautifully decorated Living room,
bedroom kitchen, dinette and tile bath with
tuo and shower. Adults. Reasonable renta
including heat and hot water Exhibit
apartment at 5104 North Capitol ST. NV,
or call
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K ST NV District lOl5
Evening star., 1938-12-29
INSPECT
$3.50 Cumberland st. NV,

ADJACENI 10 WOODROW WILSON
HIGH SCHOOL
New center-hall Colonial brick 1st floor
living room. dining room unusually large
kitchen with breakfast alcove library and
tile lavatory; 2nd floor. 3 full-sized bed
rooms and 2 tile baths; Bird floor, large
bedroom and tile lavatory; basement. panel
led room. maids facilities. built-in garage,
OH. FURNACE. QUIET MAY UNIT Beau
tifully landsca2ed lot T0' frontage,
Only $15,750.
OPEN DAILY 9 TO PM.
Or phone for one Of our representa- tives who
will be glad to take you at your convenience
THOs. J. FISHER & COMPANY, INC,
District $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
HOUSES FURNISHED.

5l2i CONN; AVE.-RENovATED; g RMS,
term Wis. 5573-J or Emerson ;!574
NEW HOME. EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY CLUB
la,oTaryt den; oil heat. maids room and bath
Attlc also furnished. lo.2o minutes down
town. Phone Chestnut 447@.
Observation-Disclosures VIEW OF
rooms rooms small sitting room. exceptlonany
hatghe tafge craving room dining room, ., q
Months ''hea Can ssfafe Mehean faFdeH sHs Tor
OLD GEORGETOWN HOUSE. 3 BED
rooms; newly decorated; elec. refg.; large
hvlng room. fireplace, grand piano. radio
s,n,! a, rent reasonable. short or long lease.
IN m Cheyy Chase; fireplace and garage. au-
tomato heat; sos mo. Woodley 6sN3.
COMPLETELY FURN. 6-RM. HOUSE
necoea pSe tion rm' garage; viii share or rent
Cali Georsia 5316 or or Columbia Iin fGa ao66 aS5 N"
CHEVY CHASE. MD LARGE. COM
iortSble rooms. including bedroom and bath
on on lst foor. :, bedrooms and bath on 2nd
moor; short lease. 81 80 month Wis. 6356-W.
RMS. VERY NICELY FURN.: IN CON
ven, section Chevy Chase; beautiful garden
and flowers; viii lease i yr. or more
Phone Woodley 1851 bet . m. and 6 pm.
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS BEDROOMS !.
pans, i,,i servants room and bath: detached,
Phone National 0173 or Woodley 5757.
CONGRESSMEN-
See our me selection OF lovely furnished
National $3.50.
SENATORS. CONGRESSMEN.
We we invite your inspection OF our beauti-
fui homes and apartments
LESLIE D. MEASELL.
ADAMS "o63. Night, Sun, Wood. ABB. 2a'
Evening star., 1938-12-29

s6.5Oo: $500 CASH AND s55 MONTH
buys 6-room det br. home, oil heat. and
modern, lot toxl 81 fl. fruit and shade
stores. Location, Takoma Park. HAW-
KINS. eyes. WIS. Goo
100? N NV. ROOMS " BATHS:
suitable doc or. tea Shcp. fraternity, etc:
reasonable OWNER. CD 1905 90
ON 18Th ST. AT COLUMBIA RD NW-o
rms and . tiled baths nj! burner wealth
cr-stripped and screened. ">Gqr brick ga
rage. Pro" only : $50: sual! down pay
ment. ba once monthly r A CARNEY
'H"u
6oaapSsai9y, Bethesda: sG.o59; - only 500
KRAFT Adams ""1s
near schools Must sell; quick purchaser
will get bargain. Box 3oO-G Star.
l7l2 ALLISON ST. NW.-DETACHED
2-car garage. OWNER. Dupont 23lO. ~.
RIGHT downtown, ON VERMONT AVE.
near Thomas Circle--.22-ft- wide, s-r. and
Ideal location for professional use. Price
45os Eve. and SIN, Georgia $3.50
NEAR 9Th and D SE-TWo 6 ROOMS
and bath each, brick: electricity. gas: ga
race; only 5000 for both; small cash
payment.
Near Mckinley High schooi-somi-de-
tached frame, 32-ft. frontage; large
rooms bath, electricity furnace heat.
Payment, Payment, URCIoLo REALTY CO. Met.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHEp.
THE WINTON.

1409 Harvard st. n.w.-Completely redec-
grated apt consisting OF rooms. kitchen.
bath and porch; S455O. One room, kitch-
en- and bath; S37.5O.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
Large Home

1920 Illinois Ave. N.W-Ssg
Semi-detached: rec. hall living
room. dining room bedrooms
Kitchen and bath. pantry, screened
rear porch. large rear yard, 2-car ga
rage. oil burner. elec. refrigeration.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
l4O4 K CAFRI1Z Dl. 9O8C
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED -5l3 COL. RD-VACANT DEC.
10Th: & r. b.: h.-w.h., gas, cleo; garage;
Ste so Col l4I4
Evening star., 1938-12-29
H. L. RUST CO.,

HIGHEST RIDGE IN CITY.
Opposite National Cathedral,
301o WISCONSIN AVE NV.
New built-in kitchen cabinets latest
style, all-white Detroit Jewel stoves. with
heat control and new linoleum. Two
sGos kitchen 'arnishfa and Bath aneltf with $500
shower, Several excellent
units to select from. Free anu
Frigidaire: elevator Resi- rE7 IN
dent manager Apt. 1O2 SO .OU
Large Rooms. Plenty Closet Space
j. C. WELDON Co,
1927 K NV Metropolitan BOIL,
Evening star., 1938-12-29
Mr.. 18th AND PIX. RID.
81 S00

$500.
This 3-story, 2O-ft row brick house Of
8 rms. bath. with double back porches Is
well located. and an excellent buy for home
or investment.
H. G. sMITHY CO.
Natl. 5an3. S1l 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1938-12-29
1924 M ST NV

Downtown apt. within walking distance
of Govt. deptS.
room, kitchenette and bath, %15 m
Murphy bed - pAc'Oo
Evening star., 1938-12-29

coLoRED. 1885 MD AVE NE|s RMS.
bath. oil heat. Gear garage; cheap. S6.9b0
will rent $40 month. Available Jan l..
OWNER Col. 0043.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
APARTMENTS UhFURkIsHEp.

1920 Goth ST. NV,
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Studio apartment. Q rooms. $40 IN
kitchen and bath %oo'oS
Open Fireplace.
H. L. RUST CO..
1901 18th St NV. Natl. 500.
N.E.-S.E. APTS.-LOW PRICE.
TAT 10th ST. SE.
Near Navy. Yard. 5 rooms and bath;
$3.50. See janitor.
FLAT, $40 4th ST. NE
Apt s4 slec rooms sab path sd porch Angola
Apt FLA FLAT rooml 1sls bd3D ST ajecf1]s;tv Sc; 60,
Az. FLAT -, Is3s 2 ST ST NE .
h.-w.h.; redecorated; S35. Key Apt. i.
FLAT. 315 KY AVE. Sc
Apt a rooms, bath. porch; elec.; Ar.
cola h.-w h.; S35. Key Apt l.
j. G. WELDON CO.,
1927 < NV Metropolitan BOIL.
$4,000. 4510 GEORGIA AVE.
4 rms. t2 bedrms) all modern;
includes Frieidaire and lishts. =
DAVENPORT TERRACE.
4sOO CONNECTICUT AVE.
Two exposures; safe for children; spa
cious Playground schools nearby
rms, kitchen and bath: $50 to S57 80.
Resident Manager. Emerson 1912.
Evening star., 1938-12-29

CORNER BUNGALOW-N.W.
Exceptional value in tapestry brick bun
GaloW near Sheridan Theater. Spacious
rooms. many extra features. large attic.
bullt-ln garage grounds nicely la1dscaped
Original cost S9.25O; price $500 for
immediate sale. $50 cash S54 monthly.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
Evening star., 1938-12-29

CHEVY CHASE-CLEvELAND PARK.
We invite your inspection of our beautl-
ful homes, to IL rooms one to three
baths. LESLIE D. MEASELI. Adams 95f3
or Cleveland 4733 night and Sunday. go.
Evening star., 1938-12-29

CHEVY CHASE. D. c. NEAR CHEVY
CHASE CIRCLE PUBLIC AND
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
New detached corner brick beautiful
living room with open fireplace dining room
13xl1 End floor. library with open fireplace
finished and leated attic Gear garage
beautiful lot Terms. Phone G. F. MIX
HOME OR INVESTMENT BARGAIN,
S12.5O0 (TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Near corner 10th and H SITS. n.w,-Fine
brick dwelling. 10 rooms. baths hot
water heat. oil burner. 2-car garage; excel
lent condition. Commercial zone Priced
$4,000 below assessed value of ground Act
quickly. BOSS g. PHELPS NATIONAL
230O. EVENING. PHONE MR.. CONDIT
EMERSON 3SoQ
Evening star., 1938-12-29
Near Northeast Market.
A REAL BARGAIN.
ONLY 81 $50

A neat Groom and bath dwelling with
side lot. 20-ft front, being room to
build another house If desired in this fast
growing business section. Don't miss this
chance-two properties for the price Of one.
HOWENSfEIN REALTY CORP,
141S H St. NV District 1877.
Evening star., 1938-12-29
In Petworth
Two-Family Home

III TdTTdEUI 81. NV,
Colonial home: rec hall living
room dining roon7. Rdroom. '' kitchen
with cleo. REFRIGERATOR. 1st A.: COM
1lcte bath in basement; living room.
lining room. bedroom small i~r'nsed
porch, kitchen and bath second floor:
oil burner and garage; large rear yard
l03 De'afield Pl. N.W.-x55.OO
Living room. dining room 3 bed
rooms, kitchen and bath. . screened
porches. large rear yard
Evening star., 1938-12-29

1917 KENYON N w, Mr.. l4th AND PIX.
rd-l and rms front aptS., kit. bath,
elec. refrlgeration, gas services
Evening star., 1938-12-29

FALKLAND APIS ROOMS. KITCHEN,
path. Jr dining room; new bldg. 3 expos,
Venetian blinds. new furniture: to respon-
slble party. Rent SO incl gas eec
Phone Woodley 6O39; after 6:3O, Shepherd
GUo2
Evening star., 1938-12-29

>. MADISON ST NW.-1st FLOOR,
Modern duplex rooms. kitchen: bath. di
set tubs, in basement heat, hot water
furnished Chilum bus at door, Call
MRS. CLARK. North G42h
Evening star., 1938-12-29
APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.
(Continued)

TAKOMA PIX, D. CO RMS. KITCHEN
ette. bath lge. closets. entire End A., pvt.
home; all services furnished: $50. Georgia
DdOd
Evening star., 1938-12-29
S11,95O-Close to Cathedral.

This eood-looking Colonial brick home
has cost the owner approximately $4,000.
1t has large living room and dining room
big. fully equipped kitchen, Colonial fre-
place, large bedrooms, complete baths.
attic, oil heat brick garage and large, we'll
Handicapped lot. The house is in GOOD
condition.
Evening star., 1938-12-29

DISTINCTIVE APT, 4 ROOMS. FRIGID-
Hampshire ave. NV. Apt. Al. Dupont 6S79
1912 WIS AVE- ROOMS KITCHEN.
bath and porch; ami. Apply after pm.
Evening star., 1938-12-29

CAPITOL HILL 3@3 lst ST. SE-TWO
Iarse bright front rms; modern apt;
adults; S35 mo
Evening star., 1938-12-29
NEW HOMES,
14th & WEBSTER SITS. NE.
2861 29th ST. NV.

Facing the Phipps estate. 5 bedrooms, In
perfect condition. New oil burner This
down payment. balance like
rent. District 2724. Evenings, Woodley 0432
Evening star., 1938-12-29
NEW GRUVER HOME,
2211 39th PI, NV

An Ideal LOCATION Tor a boarding house
baths on 2nd and 3rd floors, lavatory on
1st floor garage: priced $3.50, on essv
terms TO responsible persons. Call Emerson
1865.
Evening star., 1938-12-29

facing Harvard St and overlooking Rock
Creek Park-Foyer, living room bedroom
KITCHEN. dinette ands bath with shower:
$1,000: refg. free. MODERN. FIREPROOF
ELEVATOR BUILDING. 'RICHELIEU,''
Evening star., 1938-12-29

owners loss is your gain New home.
6 rms, 3 baths Only occupied months,
Sold for S9.950. Will accept 81 900 less.
On reasonable terms, District 2124.
Evenings. Woodley O432
Evening star., 1938-12-29

TAKOMA PARK LOVELY RMS; K, B,
porch: auto. hot water oil heat: best loo
o523 st st. NV. tcor Van Buren,
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Flexible Wire Is Found Best
For Steering Soap Box Cars

passed through the eye and doubled
back. This loose end should then be
securely fastened to the main part Of
the cable
A cable 4 inch to y inch in diame-
ter Is almost too small to be fastened
securely with cable clamp, but \
satisfactory fastening can be obtained
by wrapping the cable with strong
bicycle tape, and then covering the
wrapping with closely and tightly
wound wire.
Other ways Of securing the steering
cable to the axle mounting can be
used according to the type Of cross
bar built. One method is to attach
. small piece OF angle iron to the
wood with screws, and fasten the cable
to that. What you use will depend
on the type Of car you are building.
Turnbuckle illustrated.
In the other sketch shown above 4
method Of attaching . turnbuckle Is
illustrated. Five years of experience
in conducting the races has taught
the officials that 1t is necessary for the
boys to have some means Of quick
adjustment for the steering cables on
their cars. The installation Of a turn
buckle in each side of the cable 20 that
slack can be taken up as needed. will
enable you to make any quick ad-
justments necessary.
In rigging the rest Of your steer
ing mechanism you will find that the
easiestand most efficient steering will
come If you have q straight horizon
tai pull on each side
To obtain . straight pull using
flexible cable, it probably will be neces-
sary to use an arrangement of small
pulleys. which may mean the installa-
tion Of an extra brace or two to carry
the pulleys. You will find. however.
that q good, simple pulley arrange
ment will considerably aid the steering
Tomorrow: The steering mechan-
ism continued.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
WOMEN OF COUNTIES
PLAN STYLE REVIEW

A new feature Of the 10th annual
Rural Womens Short Course. to be
held from June II to IL at the Uni
versity Of Maryland. will be q style
revue staged by women from all coun-
ties of the State. Miss Helen Shelby.
clothing specialist for the extension
service, will be In charge Of the
revue.
Miss Shelby says elimination con-
tests are being held in the various
counties to select their representa-
tives for the revue. The women will
model the same clothes they wear
to the short course, travel Outflts,
dinner dresses and evening dresses.
Evening star., 1938-05-30

Of Georgia avenue NV. Police said
they found q number Of liquor bottles.
one with = Montgomery County stamp
and marking indicating it had come
from the club
One Of the prisoners is "a years old.
while the others are 20 and "a.
Four Places Robbed.
Meanwhile, eleventh precinct police
hunted housebreakers who early yes
terday robbed four establishments in
the Southeast section.
The places burglarized were q lunch
room at 37l5 Nichols avenue Sc, a
filling station at 37ll Nichols avenue
Sc, another filling station at 5000
Nichols avenue Sc, and q barbecue
stand at 3209 Nichols avenue Sc.
The loot included the contents Of the
coin boxes OF an electric piano. pay
telephones. cigarette vending ma
chine and q cash register.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Police Call Averts
Delivery of Bread
To Wrong Customers

A fash over the police radio
this morning prevented. of all
things, citizens of North Beach
from getting bread ordered by
Colonial Beach customers Of
Washington bakery.
The bakery discovered. half an
hour after its truck had left for
North Beach, that 1t had the Or
ders for Colonial Beach, and the
truck for Colonial Beach was
loaded with the North Beach
orders.
A hurried call to police head
quarters. . radio flash. and . po-
lice radio car was waiting at the
District line for the bakery truck
headed for North Beach. The
driver went back and swapped
loads-and the police officers in
volved went into q huddle to de-
eide just how to write their report
of the incident.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
indianapolis
CONTINUED From First p

CONTINUED From FIRST Paee.)
and was still out In front At the end
Of four laps.
Meyer made the first stop at the
lap. BY the end of the third lap Mays
had pulled away to a 5OO-yard lead,
but riding through the field at wild
pace was Jimmy Snyder, the former
Chicago milkman
Starting in fifteenth place. Snyder
was in second at the end Of ~ miles
Mays rode the first lap in l:l6.57.
q speed Of 117.54O miles an hour. It
was . new track record, cracking the
old mark Of 1l6.O54 miles an hour set
by Herb Ardinger Of Pittsburgh last
year.
The foot throttle on Meyers car
stuck, causing his stop.
On his fourth lap. Ira Hall, 46. Of
Terre Haute. Ind. the oldest driver
on. the track. spun around on the
north turn, but came in under his
own power.
nv y AhucS ways, SIill AAOhl8 Out
in front, had averaged 1925, miles
an hour.
On the ninth lap Bill Cummings
Of Indianapolis forced Shorty Canton
Of Detroit onto the safety apron at
the southeast turn, but Canton got
back On the track without difficulty.
Joel Th0rne, the Tucson tAriz.)
millionaire, skidded OH the northeast
curve, but he also came out Of 1t
and continued in the race.
Two cars went out of the race before
the 50-mile mark. CANTON surrend-
cred at 81 miles because Of super
charger trouble. Al Putnam Of Los
Angeles went out at the same time.
He broke . crankshaft.
Snyder was out in front at so miles,
averaging 120.277 miles an hour. 1t
was almost miles an hour faster
than the old mark.
Mays was second, Ronney House,
holder Of Van Nuys, Calf, third;
Cummings, fourth; Roberts. fifth: Rus
sell Snowberger Of Wilmington, DEL.
sixth; Ted Horn Of Los Angeles. sew
enth; Babe Stapp Of Los Angeles,
eighth; Tony Gulotta Of Detroit,
ninth; and Shaw, tenth.
Ten of the fifty-nine judges who
signed the death warrant of Charles
were executed at the Restoration in
1860.
Evening star., 1938-05-30

EDITORS NOTE: This is the
nth OF a series OF articles on ho,o to
build a racer for 'Washington's first
Soap Bor Derby, sponsored by The
Star and the American Legion. 1t
deals Nth the construction of
steering mechanism. Other stories
wiH tollow daily. 1t Is suggested
that derby aspirants clip and saue
these articles for reference as they
proceed to build their yacers.j
A considerable part Of the steering
of the derby racers has
been outlined rigidly by the rules,
leaving less to be developed by the in
dividual Imagination of the builders.
In other parts Of the construction
each boy was encouraged TO build up
his own ideas, but so much Of the
cars safety depends on the steering
that this year there are
certain rules which must be obeyed.
The rules say that any safe steer
ing device may be used, but that it
is absolutely prohibited to use rope
steering. Flexible wire cable for steer
ing is advised, and for all practical
purposes, this type of material seems
to be the best. Steering rods gould
be used, but the rules prohibit the
use of automobile parts. and also any
Machine shop work on metal mate
rials other than ordinary cutting to
length.
Flexible wire cable then, about
J.. inch to u inch in diameter. should
be used for a safe and dependable per-
Torrance.
Look at Sketches.
In the sketches accompanying this
story there are two views shown of
one method Of attaching the steering
cable to the axle mounting. In the
sketch labeled Top View" an eyebolt
has been placed In the crossbar and
secured with a washer and nut, after
boring a hole through the wood. One
end of the flexible wire cable has been
Evening star., 1938-05-30

liner President Harding as stovaways.
They are to Be returned Wednesday
to lie Havre. where they boarded the
ship. They said they would appeal
to the United States Embassy in Paris
for repatriation.
Mr.. Chaplin and Mr.. Williams de-
clared the Spanish government used
its international units as shock troops
and said there had been heavy Ameri.
can casualties.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Three Villages Fall.

MEXICO CITY, May 80 (P.-The
defense ministry today announced cap
t,lre Of three villages, termed the last
important strongholds in San Luis
Potosi Of the rebel Gen. Saturnino
Cedillo. The state has been restored
to virtual normalcy since Cedillo re-
belled May 20, government spokesmen
insist.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
FOUR FIRMS ACCUSED
Ey the ASsccia ted Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
The Federal Trade Commission yes
terday announced it had issued COM
plants against four companies, ac-
cusing them Of fostering the use
Of lottery methods in the sale Of
merchandise TO ultimate consumers.
The companies were the Springfield
Milling Corp, Springfield, Mimi;
Madison Milling Co.. Madison, MINI. !;
King Candy Co., Fort Worth, Tex,
and Schneck Wayne Co., New York.
These concerns were granted 20
days to answer the commissions S
charge they had violated the Trade
Commission Act.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Injured Banker Improving.

The condition of John A. MaSSie,
SO. was reported good" today at Emer-
gency Hospital, where he is being
treated for . possible fractured skull.
Mr.. Massie. who is vice president of
the McLachlen Banking Corp. was
injured Saturday when he fell down
stairs At his home, AIS Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Nazis Lack 10000 Nurses.

Because there is q shortage OF 3O,-
900 nurses in Germany an appeal
has been issued in Berlin to girls to
take up the profession. They are
assured that it offers possibilities OF
steady promotion with adequate leis-
ure time and four weeks vacation
every year.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
AMERICANS ARRESTED
IN DASH FROM SPAIN
Ey the Associated Press.

ry the Associated Press.
CORK, ireland, May 30.-Wilfred
Chaplin Of Missoula. Mont, and
Randall Arthur Williams Of Lead
vile, Colo. who said they had left
the Spanish governments Interna-
tional Brigade and made their way
into France, were lodged in Jail here
today after being landed from the
Evening star., 1938-05-30
RITES FOR MRS. DODD
CONDUCTED At HOME
DR.. Clinchy Officiates at Services
for wife Of Former U. s.
Envoy to Germany.

Funeral services for Mrs. William
E. Dodd. So, wife Of the former
United States Ambassador to Ger
many, are being held today at Stone.
leigh, the Dodd home at Purcellville,
Va. Rev. DIR. Russell J. Clinchy Of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church here will officiate. Burial
will be in the family burial place
near the home.
Pallbearers will be Fleet James,
Purcellville; J. S. Patterson, H. H.
Cooley and w. B. Curtis, all Of Round
Hill, Va: Lowell Mellett. Alexandria,
Va, and Alfred K. Stern, New York
City.
Mrs. Dodd was found dead early
Saturday by her husband, DR.. Dodd,
after she failed to appear at breakfast.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
A Singing Wind.

PORTLAND, Greg. (R-Those who
complained Of stinging wind here
may have been right.
A gust loosened an awning rod,
which broke . store window and lib
Grated two stands Of bees on display.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Manicure Pencil Shown.

A manicure pencil shaped like
fountain pen and consisting OF small
scraper provided with a slit for the
conduction OF I skin softenine liquid
contained In the barrel. vas displayed
at the fair In Leipzig, Germany.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
PHARMAC.Y'S$B(O
TAKENBY THIEVES
Cash Box Is Looted During
Night-Four Are Held in
Chevy Chase Theft.

Thieves last night broke into the
Petworth Pharmacy. Georgia avenue
and Kalmia street W.. and escaped
with approximately $500
The theft was reported this MORN
ing by the proprietors. Louis Rosen-
berg and Benjamin. Bialek. who dis
covered the loss when they opened
for business. The cash box had been
looted.
It was not Immediately determined
how the place was entered. Appar-
emily the stores stock was left un-
disturbed.
Ex-Caddies Arrested.
Three colored men, described by
police as former eaddies, were under
arrest today in connection with the
Chevy Chase Country Club robbery
last Friday, in which a 65-year-old
watchman was lefE bound and gagged
by bandits who escaped with $3.50
and IL bottles OF whisky.
The suspects were taken into custody
yesterday at house in the 23OO block
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Born in Snow-Trapped Car.

While imprisoned in an automobile
in a snowdrift on the 900-foot sum-
NIT of Shap Fell near Leicester. Eng
land. a 23-year-old woman gave birth
to q son. and both subsequently did
we'll.