Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1932, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TOUCH OF WINTER ON WEATHER MAP Forecast CaIIs for Colder Days in Eastern States and Middle West. like an old msen after a bad night, squinted at the thermometer today, rubbed his eyes in disbelief and decided it wus time t get tough All season he has acted like a n of a ‘dead gr has slid through the should be frozen rock Today Winter vmndrd (fi Phe plow soil that um ough unconvincingly 1931 market Colder Days Ahead in East. In the Mid blusterer is snow at thi was arou = | ting Pn scott and Flagstaff off from ide trefli ibat | Gary, Ind., Man Released in Shoot- mountain_streams, ususlly frosen w CUSTOMS OFFICER SLAIN narrow _ rivulets, into ‘water: When Winter pays srrlct nlunuon i b\x& nPss he cenerall\ my< down a zero this Xn Wesu‘rn Nev\ &Ork plow horses | were at work two months early and honey bees hummed gayly, as though| ales, Ariz.—Assailent and they might know something. | anion Escape. Twister Deaths Reach 11. | Comp: v ds and wicked winds brought | By the Associated Pre: luubh and death to parts of the South, ' | bile which he and Customs Officer | Charles Jones halted for investigation th of here on the Tucson highway. SEARCH|NG AUTOMOBILE\“O;)EDSW Sherifls said. that wnen- the r halted one of the occupants m\d Bristow fell with a bullet in the Clyde M. Bristow, 39, Shot at Nog- | head.- The slayer and his companion | fled followed by ineffectual shots from Jones, in pursuit. A large posse of Federal and county | officers was mobilized for a search. The fleeing pair was believed to have taken NOGALES, Ariz., anuan 14.—United | refuge in the hills near Tubac. where the death lit of Tuesdwys|siaes Customs Officer Clyde M. Bris- | - ister reached 11. The New Mexico Il\dmn country worried over the con- sequences of a new snowstorm, which tow, 39, was shot to death 'mesday\ A law establishing a minimum wage 1085t by one of t¥o men in an automo- | scale has been proposed in Brazil. | blocked roads and threatened losses among Navajo herds. Although flfiumnd in the East, the Midwest and South, Winter cut capers in California. where, according to the records, he oughtn't. At Santa Maria north of Los Angeles, snow fell for the first time in half a century. In the California citrus belt m(- thermometers read as low as 28 a Angry storms w h mwd Arizona, cut- in l(p form in nmm £ min he h/"mn meters and made (h(‘ Dru ‘1011A:< like it Y —of commaodation. FATHER FREED IN DEATHS ing of Wife and Daughter. CROWN POINT, Ind., January 14 P —A grand jury refused Tuesday to indict William R, Gibson, jr., Gary mist, in connection with the fatal ng of his wife and daughter 10 go. He was released from county where he had been held on murder s filed by county prosecutors. Cary police and the sheriff ac- ibson’s story that he returned to find his daughter Margaret us and let our officers counsel with you . . . experience is at your disposal—also the complete facilities of all our departments. 1.ét us serve you. PROGRIESS BASED ON SAFETY AND SEI The Columbia National Bank INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS You'll Always Have The Ready Co-operation “Columbia” when circumstances warrant ac- Talk your requirements over with our RVICE Safe Deposit Boxes $3.50 Up per Year DAES NEW STORE THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1932 "THIS WEEK'S SUNBEAM MKT. The careful home man- ager appreciates United Food Stores. She knows by experience she can depend upon QUALITY, the FRESHNESS and PRICE of the food they sell. She knows, too, that her United Fcod Stores Grocer is ever on the alert to render the necessary service that womenfolks find so satis- fying. (A. Kay, Prop.) NA. 6728 for SERVICE N. Cap. and Bryant Sts ; Phones NO 0665 and NO 3938 have found the one satisfactory way of buying/ s |7, dead and his wife, Florence, 35, dying y | But Coroner Ardrew Hoffman ruled the deaths were caised by a person or per- y | sons unknown.” Friends and neighbors told police Mrs nter | Gibson had worried over fancied finan- cial troubles and illness of herself and the child. | Octagon Soap sc Cake Large Size Morton’s Salt 3 e 20¢ 911 F Street BUTTER IOWA STATE 1. 3%e UNITED BRAND % 1w 33e Gold Medal Flour Pink Salmon 2-in-1 Shoe Polish st . .. Ivory Soap Brewer-Snyder Cooked Hominy WESSON OIL 29- AUNT JEMIMA or PILLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR CAPITAL, $250,000.00—SURPLUS, $500,000.00 “None finer at any price’”’ rts, away the Adirondack snows and whip AT ALL THREE GERBER DRUG STORES... Anniversary Sale! From Friday, Jan. 15th to Saturday, Jan. 23d, Incl. 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