Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1929, Page 12

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Most of the money was secreted in a basket of lima beans, while the remainder was hidden in the refrigerator behind the supply of butter. The intruders succeeded in locating the hiding places and disappearing without leaving any clue to their identity. Gilbert Puffinberger, manager of a gasoline station at Four-and-a-half and C streets southwest, one block from where the manager of a similar sta- tion was held up Wednesday night. was robbed at the point of & pistol shortly before 10 o'clock last night. The bandit was an unidentified white man, police were informed, and he left the station with $35.70 of the firm's cash. carrier, wearing apparel and jewelry reports as having been stolen yesterday. Mrs, Pearl G. George, 220 Kentucky avenue southeast, told police an in- truder appeared in her home yesterday and stole jewelry valued at $80 and a | by breaking a window, the principal of the school stated, and took pencils, fountain pens, tools and an umbrella. Using a duplicate key, burglars gain- ed entrance to the apartment of Norris | |Gasoline Station Manager Is A shotgun, vending machine, chnngel were articles mentioned in other police coat. Intruders entered the Monroe School | STAR, WASHINGTON, 300,000 BU. OF WHEAT . |aprarcss was clled S0 peeve e AND ELEVATOR BURNED | estimgees® ™7 total $500.000, firemen Likes American Food. Estimate®l at $500,000. By the Associated Press. In disproof of gloomy predictions on MINNEAPOLIS, December 13. — Fire | the other side, he says, our cooking following an explosion of undetermined ’ never gave a cronic dyspeptic like him- cause destroyed a large grain elevator |self a single twinge of indigestion. As and approximately 300,000 bushels of |a representative of the city of Liver- wheat, owned by the Sterling Grain Co., |pool he has been touring, making last night. 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