Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1932, Page 19

1932—PART ONE. * B—7 lstmca from St. Louis yesterday in two[ CONFESSES HUGE THEFT | airplanes, but Mrs. Stewart's ship was forced down at Charleston, Ill, an THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 3, | prevail over the wish the young uni- ‘ husband arranged for burial at Water- } TWO AVIATRICES LAND | versity instructor expressed before he { toun next Tuesday. SUICIDE’S LAST WISH MAY BE DISREGARDED | Somitee s tr vinds o hers | would be no “grave over which any | one may grieve.” | Paul Schaefer of Milwaukee, Wis, rice Jones, accountant and cashier inm the treasury department, was remand- ed without plea until Monday.' The money was stolen between January 1, 1926, and late last month. Police said ‘virtually all of the money Although the father made no an- i : o P S iioamiact. it was Tndicated Schaefers|| Soir Rlannlug South Americat Hop| | ired in & muddy fleld. instruction would be disregarded be- | Spend Night in Indianapolis. The two women planned to spen cause of the youth's depressed con- | : | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., January 2 |the night here and resume their jour- 4 | Manitoba Government Accountant | d | Pleads Guilty to Taking $102,700. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, January 2 (#). VIGTIMS PROTECT Mother's Desire to Have Son Buried GAMBLING SHARKS in Family Plot Likely to Prevail. By the Associated Press FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., January 2.— father of the 25-year-old instructor in English and German at the University of Arkansas, today completed arrange- | ments for sending the body to Water- town, Wis. Mrs. Schaefer, who with a daughter, dition. “Death ends all” Schaefer along with his request for cremation The same note instructed the return of g to the jeweler. | Schaefer ! himself in his room wTote | (). —Mrs. Debbie Stanford of Indian- apolis and Mrs. Ruth Stewart of St who contemplate an airplane | trip from New York to Buenos Alres, | ney to New York tomorrow morning. —James F. Spawls, assistant account- | ant in the Manitoba government treas- To raise funds for the dynamiting of | ury department, pleaded guilty in Po- the treacherous Kunglungtan rapids of | lice Court today to theft of $102,700 of the Upper Yangtze River, China, a tax | government funds and was remanded was lost in betting on horse races. Attempts are being made to work sev- eral old gold mines in Southern Rhode- sia, Afrfca, In order to increase the “Year party, after the |arrived here this afternoon after a had gone home with an- | fiight from Terre Haute, Ind. Mrs. Stanford and Mrs. Veteran Sees Failure of Police Drive Against Experts With Dice. is being added on all foreign goods im- | for sentence January 7 try's production of the yellow The desire of his mother for the burial | Virginia, will meet the funeral party | Stewart | ported into Chungking and Wanhsien. | Jointly charged with the theft, Mau- metal. of Roland Benjamin Schaefer in & | there, was unaware of her son's note family plot seemed lik tonight to asking for cremation when she and her other escor Phone Special Price for 50c Rayon Taffeta 10 Inches 38 Orders Filled by Darlki ca Parking empioyed Shuinet gharpers. material for of a Con Man, Navy to protect Misses’ $2 Wool Knit Frocks card ' ana_dic In Sizes i 14 10 20 Yrs. $159 Ui BY AL BURGESS. Glevert byo-pisce wooll Knit models— Our 8th St. = Marion Gage NAt. 5220 Wide Popular all-rayon quality for making spreads, draperies, pillows, etc., as well a8 lingerie. White, black and colors. Main Floor. Bpectal Dispatch to The Star. blouse with turtle or V neck—skirt to NEW YORK, January 2 (NANA).| match, Novelty weaves —The artistic industry of painless extraction, as practiced on Wash- Main Floor. ington-New York extra-fare trains by gentlemen whose visiting cards are more appropriate in poker games than in drawing rooms, seems due for some vernment according to a Entrance control police have be- gun a drive aga! card sha But I don't think the b much to fear. In my 40 years of fancy | dealing every police drive I ever en- countered ended as a push-over. It| wasn't the fault of the police. They | tried hard as they always have and as they always will. But it is very hard to convince a man who has behaved like a donkey that he ought to get up in court and bray the fact out loud to the whole world. The sucker may bray immediately after the soothing sirup sdministered in the course of operation has | worn off_and wallet begins | to resemble a decayed tooth, but when he finds it vitably does, that his br ly to attract attention to s he has, he | s0ps. S0 eve e is doomed | to death from malnutrition | Excitement Wears Off. However, the life of a painless ex- tractor is not all a bed of roses. There is plenty of exacting labor even though the pay is good, averaging $500 for a six-day week on & good train, after you deduct your overhead. Your over- head is high, because 60 cents in every dollar you earn must go to the train ibe if you want to avoid the excitement wears off soon and the work becomes as much as milking cows. Not much stock’is needed to set up in business as a card operator. All one absolutely requires is two other fellows similarly inclined, a train ticket, a pack | of cards, fin in dealing them, a | sound working knowledge of human na- ture, a fluent tongue and the ability to act nervous. Later on certain accessories may be | added. Most important of these is a banker, a legitimate one, who, for a commission of not more than 10 per cent, is willing to collect checks for you by wire. When I was in the business I had 12 or 13 of them scattered over the country Also, if a young man wishes to make a mark for himself in the industry, he must provide himself with expen: but not flashy, luggage which is w filled and an education that will en- able him to talk as an expert on least three topics—for instance, agri- | culture, some manufacturing line and | the stock market. Must Be Careful. The stock market is highly desirable. I think the finest sucker trade in the world s to be found among the Wall street brokers. Wall Street is good | territory for any confidence game, but | a broker is fish for cards. When he | sees & blue chip or a pair of tens back | to back, s begin to bulge, his mouth waters, and all a chap has to| do is hold out his hands and let the | money rain. | Next to stock brokers as easy marks | come men who are in the public eye. | They are talkative, easy to approach | and are guaranteed not to squawk. All | you have to do to become a good friend is to listen to their brag patiently. But | here a young fellow just starting in has to be careful. I remember once, many years ago, laying in wait two months for John W. Gates to take a trip from Chicago to Pueblo. After spending all kinds of money to get next to him on the train, he beat me out. For every trick I knew, he knew two that were better and I landed at Pueblo rich only in knowl- edge However, that card game 1 local Two January Speci(lls in Dainty Rayon Undies $1 Plain and on-Run Undies 69c Vests, bloo mers, panties, January Coat Clearance! $24.50 & $29.50 Models '187° What buys! Our entire stock of $24.50 and $29.50 coats (and we've been offering beauties at these prices this season!), now $18.75! High- grade sport fabrics and crepey woolens—trim- med with natural wolf, red fox, opossum, or manchurian wolf (Chinese dog). Black, green, tile and mixtures. Sizes 14 to 5015 in group. $39.50 & $45 Coats peresen 9 2950 Beautiful sport and dress coats that were outstanding values all season at $39.50! Fine woolens, lavishly furred with dyed cross fox, January Dress Bargains! SR e step-ins, combinations and Juniors . . . Misses . . . Women . ) R iy s gowns made of fine quality % sxyn(;ln-raérf?w {)aai)ig?ggs——‘g aul‘a{c)g plain or non-runrayon. Pastel trimmed. shades. Goldenberg's—Main Floor January Sale of Clearance of Women’s % Toiletries | $1-95Capeskin Triple Sheers Satins Pull-on Gloves Canton Crepe Taffetas $1 59 Rough Crepes Woolens liable quality cape- Sports, classroom, office, afternoon, Sun- cape: day Nite and evening frocks—all are in- el cluded in this remarkably priced group— 4 not only significant bargains, but very good styles—and plenty of bright new colors among them. Two-piece treatments . embroidered sleeves . . . capelets . . . gay scarfs . .. color contrasts . . . short sleeves . . . pleatings . many delightful details. Dark Winter shades—bright colors—new Spring prints—black with white or colors. Juniors® Sizes 11 to 19 Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 38 to 46 Goldenberg's—Second Floor $3.00 “C. B.” Foundations January Specials! §1.88 The wrap- =K\ around side- \ hook brocade !\ model shown —medium_or long — with knit elastic sections and abdomen re- inforcements. Sizes 26 to 32. Also an elas- tic step-in girdle — 14 inches long— in sizes 28 to 36 Group of 89¢ Rayon Undies \ 49 C Offered Marked at Only 50cNoxemaCream and 25¢ Noxema Soap, both For Only Soft, skin pull-ons. P. Black in sizes 6 to 63 brown in sizes 6 to 89¢ Fabric Gloves 69c¢ Broken 5c Fairy Soap.3 for 1l¢ 25¢ Tre Jur Talcum.8¢c $1 Purity Hand Cream 59¢ Alco Wash $1 Hot Water Bottles ... 75¢ Melba Lov’'me Face Powder, in white, flesh or brunette. .39 oldenberg’s—Main_Floor Double woven, wash- able chamoisuede pull- cns with scalloped top. sizes and colors. Boys’ $1 Gloves Warmly lined cape- 69C skin gloves—one-clasp style. Tan or brown. Seconds. Just 48 pairs. 79¢ Fabric Gloves Just 60 pairs of a 49C well known make of chamoisuede pull-ons. Broken sizes, Goldenberg's—Main Floor January Reductions on Boys’ O’Coats Bring Sensational Savings! $6.75 to $10 $379 Overcoats at. .. Dandy all-wool coats . . . broken as- sortment, in sizes from 2 to 19 years. $8.00 and $10.00 $597 Overcoats, for. . All-wool quality, in broken sizes, 5 to January Special! $1.00 Sheer Silk Hose 69c Full-fashioned, dull-finish, picot edge chiffon hose—in a smart assortment of shades. Some are perfect and others ere irregulars—all are bar- S50c Chardonize Hose Seamed back, dull-finish rayon 3 C hose with rayon picot tops. Broken lots. Women’s S0c¢ Hose Rayon, cotton and wool hose, 29C with seamed . backs. Assorted shades. Boys’ 39¢ Hosiery 75 length sport hose in fancy 22C patterns with plain ribbed elastic cuff tops. Kiddies’ 35¢ Hose 75 length sporc 2 l hose of rayon patterns—elastic cuff tops. All Winter Millinery at Drastic Reductions! '$1.00 $2 to $3.95 $2.00 For Only was about the only | n my life. About 30 ed $7 to a hayseed hen he got that much But I learned a lesson from After that I never let a sucker t more than §2 ahead. Generally, I ept him about even or a little behind until I had steamed him into making a good bet. Then I pulled a fast one and ripped his pockets clean. Two Staple Fast Ones. The fast ones that good card oper- ators pull are limited to cold decks and what is known professionally as running up hands. These have worked since Adam, and I suppose they'll work just as well when the last indom- itable male tries to fill a three-card | flush. | There is no need for a more extensive | repertoire. These two finesses will cover any situation that can arise. A | cold deck, of , is stacking the cards to su venience. Run- in giving the sucker a good your partner | a better one | i deck is good when you have | solutely inflallible. | is th Hats, Now.... $5 to $7.50 Hats, Now..... $10 to $12.50 Hats, Now Four sensational groups—to see that our policy of disposing of all this sea- son’s hats this season—is carried out. Felts, velvets, suedes, metallic hats and novelties included from our most inex- ensive hats to the finest hats we have stock. Goldenbers's—Second Floor red fox, genuine beaver, fitch, kit fox, skunk, etc. Sizes 14 to 52 in group. pensively furred with civet cat, muskrat, caracul, pointed Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Purchase! 4400 Yds. of All-Silk Washable Flat Crepes 40-in. Celanese Taffeta 590 Yard $59.50 & $69.50 Coats $1 to $1.49 Silks 40-in. Panne Satin Lenghts Ranging from 5 to 10 Yards Our finest cloth cloths, ex- $44-50 etc. Sizes 14 to 52 included. (and Celanese Fabrics) Printed All-Rayon Crepes Right at the beginning of the New Year—a wonderful chance to economize on lovely fabrics for lingerie, dresses of all types, blouses, pajamas, etc. Attractive selection here of desirable weaves, colorings and lengths. All are 40 inches Another Sensational Special! 79¢ to $1 All-Rayon Crepes Full pieces and shorter lengths in this assortment of smart all-rayon crepes—in C very good colors for many purposes. Yard 3 Bargain Lots of Jewelry Radical January Reductions! 29¢ to S9¢ 8c Jewelrviat B8E various Necklaces and bracelets of types—including kiddies’ jewelry. Our S0c to 79¢ ‘. 29C Jewelry, Now. ecklaces and Fancy metal ea bracelets—and fanc ds of types. $1 & $1.50 Pieces Reduced to .. .. C Necklaces, earrings and bracelets— smart midwinter styles Goldenberg's—Main Floor Goldenberg's—Main Floor. and lisle, Fancy 10 years. $10 to $12.75 $ 97 Overcoats for. . ks High-grade all-wool coats; sizes 5 to 17 in the lot. $13.50 to $22.50 $ 75 Overcoats for. . * Our finest Winter overcoats in stock; sizes 5 to 18 years. y . Boys’ $12 to $18 Suits Surplus lots from our better lines of all-wool 7 suits; sizes 8 to 19 years. . Two knickers, two long- 1es, or longies and knickers. $1.50 to $2.95 Wash Suits; broken lots of all better grade models, of lin- en, broadcloth, silk, etc. Sizes 3 79C to 10 years Boys.’ $2 to $4 Sweaters, samples and irregulars of pull-on models; all wool $1.69 Boys’ $2 & $2.50 Knickers, all wool; some lined, some with knit $1 39 cuff bottoms. 8 to 17 years, . Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. istance, I have perfected an o sneeze at will and whenever ks as though the sucker has been | y steamed for a man sized bet I | ng my head politely and nds in the interim between | my head. position in the chai ) t | practice ) be very ex- | Once mob was a part ripe sucker st sneezed myself inside out and I couldn't touch my nose for a week (©opy 931, by the America Newspaper Alliance Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. SAVE in Our Shoe Dept. Women’s $2 to $4 Footwear $7.69 Clearance Lots of Girls’ Tots’ & Infants’ Wear Girls’ $1 Sweaters, all-wool slipovers, in broken sizes ;gc C Girls’ $1 Windbreakers, suedine. Sizes up to 18 years.. Tots' $1 Leggings, of jersey. 79c Broken lots. At .............. 19¢ 10c Babies’ $1.95 Sweaters, wool; white and pastels . " 69C Tots' 59¢ Combinations, of white flannelette; 2 and 4 years, Babies’ $4.95 Sets; sweater, $ cap, mittens and leggings, 3.79 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. takes many Smart styles at great savings. PUMPS — STRAPS — TIES — high and medium heels—all sizes to 9 in lot. All perfect quality. Black and Brown leathers. Balbo Sails After Lisbon Rites ary 2 () —Gen. Italo ) minister, sailed for | after having dedicated a to the five Itallan fiyers | who were killed during the formation | flight to Brazil last January. | DINNER, $1.00 HOTEL CONTINENTAL UNION STATION PLAZA NAtional 1672 PIANOS FOR RENT WORCH’S * 1110 GN.W. Main Floor Clearance! Smart Handbags At Remarkable Re-luctions! $1 and $1.49 ‘49c Handbags, Now Odds and ends—some of the; iled from handling and counter d‘mpi];y'so 2 Our 295 $ 1 .9‘ 5 Handbags Better grade calf and rough leather bags—slightly scarred (r%)m cgglfxfiri (182) Men’s 89c ter display. 1OC M’'Lord brand; broad- Kiddies’ 29¢ Mussed and soiled from handling and cloths; mostly white. s. Sizes 42 t display. i 5 Most sizes 5 7C leg! ? Women’s Galoshes High auto- matic fastener —all sizes to c c 9. Out they go! Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes and Slippers Many styles. All sizes to 2. All perfect quality. 69c Rubberized Sheets for ba- bies. White or pink . 50c Porto Rican Gowns Hda nd-e md- 2 3 broidered mod- els, in white, C flesh or peach 79¢*Gowns & Slips Regular sizes. 55 Madeofrayon crepe, in white C and pastel shades 79c Printed Pajamas 1One ;mld Lw? 5 piece styles, of printed broad- 9C cloth. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. Goldenberz's—Second Floor. N (3 7 ’ What a Buy! 2,400 Men’s 66N b l 29 $1.50 to $4 “Nobelt P ] Manufacturer’s Samples and c Slight Irregulars You have probably never had a chance to buy such fine grades of these famous pajamas for sO little! Broadcloths, lus- trettes, sateens and other fine materials— regulation, middy, and lounging styles. Women'’s Cuff Galoshes Rubber and 88 cloth styles. Small sizes Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes and Slippers only. Up to size 4'4. All sturdy long-wearing shoes— many styles—all sizis to 2 only. Clearance Bargains in Notions $1 Bridge Novelties. 49C Choice Aol 50c to 75¢ Gift Novelties. Reduced to ... All 49c Leat! Marked down to 10c Bias Tapes (seconds). GYardipiees. . i e 79¢ to $1 Shears and Manicure W hites . . - Novelty Patterns . . . and Plain Colors . . . Big Choice! (82) Men's $1.25 Union Suits, art wool, random golnr Broken sizes .. 84C (99) Men’s $1 Union Suits, light-weight ecru ribbed suits with short sleeves and long 4 69c R BT AR R T R S ARG BT PR S ST Leather soles, $ 1 49 sizes to 12. e Men’s Leather soft kid uppers, $1.49 Main Slippers rubber heels— Floor (360) Men’s $1 to $2 Shirts, fine makes; some ir- 79C regulars, some soiled Shirts, and 49¢c Bags. . .. Golderhers’s—Main Fioor W‘ l