Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1931, Page 46

11 BANK ROBBERS FLEE WITH §25,000 i Employes and Customers Are :: Locked Behind Iron Gate { in Philadelphia Raid. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, March 21.—Eleven Tobbers carrying pump guns and re-| volvers, held up the Elmwood avenue branch of the City National Bank & ‘Trust Co. yesterday, locked 14 or 15 persons behind the iron grill gate in the bank vault, and escaped with be- tween $25,000 and $30,000. blic_ceremon; ad | B Lenman: who k e hold-up men drew up to the|April issue of five it advancing with shotguns ‘pointed at_employes and customers. produce g islation during the next session of Con- ‘Two of the robbers went directly to a , Martin Kildorf, who had been ed to duty at the bank ke- cause it was pay day for some em- “copy” as same number is by James Hay, gress. Another interesting article in the Hay, jr. an interview with Representativ el A. Reed, who used to be a THE HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh Imagine a Portable Electric Sewing Machine that weighs just 24 pounds! Marvelously convenient and easy to handle! Made by the makers of the famous New Home Sewing -Machines and complete with Westinghouse motors. Fully guaranteed. $3 down delivers it! Balance in easy monthly payments Hemstitching done while you shop! We repair all makes of sewing machines THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. MARCH 22, HARRISON WINS AWARD | NEW YORK, March 21 (#)—On the of the theater where I year g achievement by a member of his race. ‘The medal will be conferred at a Lieut. Gov. Herbert , who will make a special trip to New York from Albany for the purpose. You'll Look Your Easter Best If You Geta ' Permanent Wave 510 rmanent waves lven by .expert, specially trained opera- tors. The{ look natural . . . they leave the tex- ture of your hair un- changed . . . the wave stays until the halr grows out. Our are Piero Paris | Permanent Waves Secret French method exclusive with us. Special preparations leave a deeper, more lasting wave. 515 (Powder Box, Pifth Floor.) THE HecHt Co. 1931—PART THREE. Bring the children down to see the Bunnies and the Chicks " and the great big colored Eggs—in Bunnylandl We've a funn little toy jumping Jack Rabbit for every little boy and girll (And lots and lots of very good looking-Easter wearables!) Sweater and beret set. All wool. Nursery de- Baby’s Silk Dress. Hand work or dainty ruffles, Crepe de Chine Com- binations. - Slips to $1.95 Boys’ Linen Wash Suits, New trimming. 2to 5. 3 $1.95 Baby Creepers. Broadcloth or dimity. Little French Imports. Handmade silks. Drawnwork and lace. - ;/l Dotted Swiss Dress. White, with embroid- ery. (Pifth Floor, The Heght Co.) F Street at 7th Little Girls’ Silk Party Dress. Pastels. Silk Christening Dress. ILaces and ruffles. Matching ger- Tomorrow, on the 3rd F 'lovor’ Easter Coats for WOMEN and LITTLE WOMEN Georgette Dress. Shawl collar. Pastels. g nittes acques. White, pink and blue trimming. Silk Coat for months to 2-yr. old. Individual style suc. Pink, blue,‘ white. < cesses! ) ’ Infants’ Hand Made ’ Dress. Embroidered 7 Especially for the woman’s and little woman’s figure! Soft, flattering jabots! Slim, moldel body lines! i Net Dress. Crepe de chine slip. Soft, spongy tweeds! Woolens, soft as dress fabrics! $10.95 Doll-Twin Coat. Coat and doll to match. Blue or green. b $29.95 ! Wooden body perambulator. Heavy \ frubbz\i tirc;. ]I\'avy blue finish. Com- \ / ortable upholstery. K ) / SECOND FLOOR HE HECHT CO. Pillow to Match, $1.95 The Easter Fashion Store. F Sireet at Seventh g Free Auto Parking for Customers—E Street Behpfif 6t P - Genuine leopard, gal- apin, kid, galyac, squirrel ! Over 25 different ac- curately graded sizes. * Sizes 36 to 44. Sizes 44 to 52. Sizes 3514 to 4914. Coat, beret and purse. Green, blue, tan, * For Misses Sizes 14 to 20. Also a Marvelous Group at..... .~$38 (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) THE HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh NAtional 5100 nd 7th