Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 34

MOSCOW CONVICTS FOUR OF ESPIONAGE [Employes of British-Ameri- ican Corporation Sentenced. | Alleged to Have Confessed. Homemade Alarm Has Perfect Score Against Burglars By the Assoclated Press. (OUNT CLEMENS, Mich., Mny a igger every tim bbery is {mmm A received 1 > 's |8 friendly attitude toward the The defendants pleaded guilty of ob- ludon concern| don jum of the managing rican. citizen named British government and English soclety people. “WHITE KILLER” SLAIN :: AFTER YEARS OF PILLAGE Monster Wolf That Preyed on Stock Finally Captured by Pack of Dogs. By the Associated Press. STANFORD, Mont, May 9.—The “White Killer” is dead, shot and killed after he was cornered yesterday by a pack of dogs. For 10 years the killer, an 83-pound snow white wolf, eluded hunters who charged him with destruction of thou- fiet | sands of dollars’ worth of live stock. % several ‘embassy staff are likely | slew ‘be recalled for offending Moscow by Al Cloz and Earl Neill, the men who vmlt are expected to share in B uon reward THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1930. workman's home and always believed h:nul!atul-no!mhmfly ‘Then he accidentally found the parish record of the workman's family and noticed that his name was not among those of children. the other He that he was the son of NOTORIETY EXPECTED TO GAIN BARON JOB Swedish Litigant, Who Wen Sui for Title, Finds Estate of No Helpful Value. hopefull RS | o7 e added: - ol A A o 2L melp e to get & 3 8tig Julius Carlsson, who married an artists’ model, mhtou.mupmupoor topohll’l Vacation Pléns OME to the local office of the Norfolk- Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce and let us help you plan your vacation. 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RUBIO RULES CITIZEN . IS ENTITLED TO LAND Applicant Must Not Possess More Than 5,000 Pesos and Must fl may nun used in First Rent Tract. blic Iry Pruld lent Oflh Rubw &‘; t any modenhl! cmnn over 18 years % PALAIS Rom G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Annual Sale . . . With Annual Savings On STRAW HATS 1.69 As in previous summers, you will find the same fine asortment and selection of straws at Palais Royal. Brand new 1930 slyles' Im- roved flat-foots . . . genuine leghorns . . . genuine Milans . . . and oyo Panamas All Light-Weights . . . in New Shapes . . . All Sizes! Another Group of Men’s Extra Fine Straws! Hats that fit . . . but do not bind. Made with Flexo and China linsefls. A group that you'll be interested in 2 .69 - PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Just When You Want Them! 200 Hot Weather SUITS 3.95 Values from $15 to $20 New styles for young men and older men. All of the new shades. .. in Palm Beach, Mohair, Flan- nel, Nurotex and Linen. Some have vests. 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