Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1931, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, .1931. JUDGE HUBER’S BUST ‘ — w. ».m'05¢«5 & Sons K‘Yse;i Zin-| GIVEN TO RED CROSS Nat’l 3770 Store Hours 9:15 to 6 F St. at 11th Marble Likeness of Noted Genevan, President of World Committee, Pepsodent Mouth Wash. " N Squibb's Tooth Paste.......36c B-1 PLOTTO SLAY TRID IS BARED BY YOUTH Four Killers Planned to Hide ~Crime by Ending Lives of Witnesses, He Says. Bear Raids Grocery, Helping Himself to Stock and Fixtures By the Associated Press. TACOMA, Wash., November 6. —The done in a raid on Tom fott's store at Ash- ford has been repaired. Apples, chocolates, peanut bars and such again are available to his custo- mers. There are new fixtures, too. ‘Tom said the bear called Sunday night, broke down the Fashioned of Lok-ray, a fine and Placed in Museum Here. A brassiere, vest A marble bust of Judge Max Huber of Geneva, Switzerland, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, was presented by the sculp- tor, Ernest Durig, to the Red Cross mu- seum here Wednesday. Chairman John Barton Payne accepted it. front door, smashed the show The sculptor, also a native of Swit- cases, helped himself to zerland, executed the bust in his Wash- everything” and ambled off. Huge ington studio when Judge Huber was tracks disclosed the identity of here last May for the leth anniver- Sample Sale 08S. A bust of Jean Henri Dunant, founder Of fmplicated was told before Judge Wal- U' s' ENVOY ARRIVES of the World Red Cross, created by Mr. Durig, also is in the Red Cross Building ter T. Stanton yesterday by Robert i Weriwey, 19, one of the conspirators. YOKOHAMA, Japan, November 6 (). | —W. Cameron Forbes, United States MI | | $ 3 TP ‘The youth, srraigned witl ALl Bellecki, 20; Edward SmIth, 15, i | Ambassador to Japan, arrived here yes- Reg. Val. $5 to $6.25 Stanley Sroka, 20, on guilty pleas to the | terday on the 8. S. Empress of Asia, fol- $ 6 dd slaying of Oscar Ericson by Bielecki|jowing a brief visit to America. Reg. Val. $10 to $12.50 during a robbery, said that he, Smith| ™ .. 0cador Forbes probably will and Srokn planccd to kill three persons| Afbasstdot | Morbes Profinly. Ul Reg. Val. $13.75 to $16.50 Evening Slippers In the Latest Jacqueline Modes In the Apparel Shop Winter Coats Lavishly Fur Trimmed By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 6.—The story ©f a wholesale slaying plot to “cover up” a crime in which four youths were who knew their part sla; 3 | ing, eomfortis : 3 part in the slaving. | SiloChara, Japanese forelgn minister, | anfek Tetlet. 8 Victims Chosen for Death, on the Sino-Japanese controversy in | $1 at good drug Veriwey sald he was to kill his chum, | Manchuria. | Russell Mann. Smith was appointed 1o slay Frank Novak, Ericson’s partner in the ice cream business and a witness to the robbery. Bieleckl was to sacri- fice his “girl friend,” Nellle Petrova, to whom he had confided his slaying of Ericson, and she was to be killed by Sroka. The reasons for the bloody plans, Veriwey added, were that “dead people tell no tales” ‘and Bieleckl’s insistence that each of the others should kill be- cause he had, and thus “we all would be even in killings.” 50-Year Sentences Asked. ‘The plot failed when Smith and| Broka became fiightened and fled to| Oregon, where tach were arrested after Blelecki and Veriwey had been seized here and confcssed to Ericson’s death. Judge Stanton took the cases under advisement until November 14. The Btate asked that each youth be sen- tenced to 50 years’ imprisonment. -~ LINER HITS WHALE Btaemer Has to Reverse Engines to Shake Off Creature. ‘HAVANA, November 6 (#).—The new Dollar liner President Hoover steamed into Havana Harbor Wednesday bring- ing a tale of having hit a whale in the Pacific Ocean. ‘The crew said the liner's prow caught the sea creature amidships. No dam- age was done the ship, but the engines h;d;toberevefledwlhnkeoflthe ‘whale. ‘The President Hoover salled late Wed- nesday for New York. s Only a few days left of this unusual style value event. with Pure Our stf)ck is com- plete with the smart- RUM and est new hats at 15 SHERRY or less of their regular retail price. May we caution you not to neglect to take advantage of this opportunity? New models inspired by the foremost fashion de- signers. In all the new rough materials, trimmed in many and novel manners. 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