Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1932, Page 10

A—10 THEFT BY TAPPING WIRES 1S CHARGED Mythical Money Orders on Western Union Authorized. Two Are Held. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 18.—A swin- dle of international aspect was under ‘shestigation here today as authorities ‘prébed activities of a gang of alleged wire-tappers, said to have obtained thousands of dollars from the Western ¢ “Union Telegraph Co. < A member of the alleged gang, Mrs. Flo Hadley, 30, is under arrest here. Another member, Leonard Hagey, was arrested at St. Louis last night, where police are searching for two other men said to have been implicated. Police said the gang. operated at Faton Rapids and Howell, Mich, by cutting into the wires of the telegraph company and authorizing payments in secret code on mythical money orders. Police said the ®ing had obtained more than $6,000 in Michigan atone. After arresting Mrs. Hadley police searched her room and found $2,105, a wig, spectacles, telegraph instruments and a suit case containing two pass- ports to England for herself and Hagey. ‘When Hagey was arrested similar tele- graphic equipment was found in his automobile. Officials said an attempt had been made to cut into telegraph wires 14 miles east of Columbus on April 20, but that the gang had obtained no money from the Columbus office. They indi- cated both the woman and man could be returned to Detroit for prosecution. BENEFIT SHOW TUESDAY Branch of Federal Employes’ Un- ion, No.12, to Sponsor Performance. The Veterans' Administration Branch of Federal Employes’ Union, No. 12, will give a benefit theatrical perform- ance at the National Theater Tues- day night, when the National Players will present “As Husbands Go.” Punds derived from the performance will be used to promote the organiza- tion. The commiftee in charge con- sists of Miss Matilda Redeker, Mrs. Albra Reising, Miss D. M. Stone, Mrs. Doris Conlyn and Miss Jean L. Galt. I ne Corps Orders The following changes were announced Second Lieut. Joseph W. Earnshaw, detached San Diego, Calif.; to Marine Barracks, Washington, D. C. Second Lieut. John B. Hendry, de- tached Newport, R. 1.: to Philadelphia, Pa.; to report not later than June 30. Second Lieut. Edward T. Peters. as- signed to duty at Mare Island, Calif. Second Lieut. Samuel D. Puller, de- tached Fort Eustis, Va.. to Philadel- phia, Pa.; to report not later than Juane 30. Second Lieut. Joseph Thompson, resig- nation accepted to take effect June 17. Second Lieut. Ernest R. West, de- tached Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Va.; to Philadelphia, Pa.; to Teport not later than June 30. Chief Pay Clerk Alfred L. Robinson, on July 1 detached New York, N. Y. to 1st Brigade, Haiti; via the U. S. S. Kit- tery, scheduled to sail from Hampton Roads, Va., on or about July 20. Machine Gunner Robert E. McCook, detached Quantico, Va.; to 1st Brigade, Haiti; via the U. S. S. Kittery, sched- T | | McElhone from being blown away by | | him inside. Farmer Is Saved } By Suspenders as Wind Wrecks Barn Kansas Tornado Takes Pan of Potatoes Away From Housewife. By the Associated Press. . POWHATTAN, Kans. June 18—A strong pair of suspenders in the grasp of a sturdy farmhand saved Malcoim a tornado. | The wind was carrying McElhone through the door of a barn last night when Oliver Whitney grabbed him by the overalls suspenders and dragged A moment later the barn was blown to bits. McElhone, Whitney, C. A. Henry gnd Chris McElhone escaped without a scratch. Mrs. Henry was peeling potatoes in} the house mearby. The pan was torn from her hands and set down outside without spilling the potatoes. More than a dozen buiidings were destroyed by the storm, but no one was injured. Thousands cf chickens and some hogs were Killed. SLVER TAR HONE COES OV DISPLAY Public Is Invited to Make Inspection of Residence in Spring Valley. The public of Greater Washington interested in modern home development is invited to make an inspection today or during the ensuing month of the new Silver Star Home at 4915 Hillbrook lane, in Spring Valley, which is opened for a month of exhibition under auspices of ‘The Star. ‘This house reveals characteristics of | the architectural motif which prevailed in the New England States during Colo- nial days. The house may be reached by v.il‘h'mgl out Massachusetts avenue, turning left into Cathedral avenue at Wisconsin avenue, and, continuing through Wes- | ley Heights to Spring Valley, and then | right along Rockwood parkway and | then right at Forty-ninth street to Hillbrook lane, Simplicity of lines and restrained dec- orative treatment mark this nine-room dwelling, built by W. C. & A. N. Miller, {rom plans by Gordon E. MacNeil, which was selected for the exhibit by the Silver Star Homes Committee. The House is open from 10 am. to: 9 pm. Members of the committee are James S. Taylor, chief of the division of build- | ing and housing of the Department of Commerce: Dr. Louise Stanley, chief of the United States Bureau of Home | Economics; Frederick V. Murphy and Gilbert L. Rodier, architects; John H. | Small, landscape architect; E. H.| Rosengarten, past_president of the | Building Trades Employers’ Associa- tion, and J. F. M. Bowie, president of | the Washington Real Estate Board. Moon Without Oxygen. ‘ Examination of the ultra-violet rays! present in full moonlight has proved | that the surface atmosphere of the moon is without oxygen. If the man uled to sail from Hampton Roads, Va, |in the rocket is on his way—good- on or about July 20. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 19, 1932—PART ONE. The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co~sMaSaMt~SLEntrance, 909 F St Low Prices at Julius Lansburgh's? YES! It Is High Quality, Too! But Delivers Any Suite Delivers $| Any Odd Piece No Interest or Finance Costs on These Advertised Specials 5 Junior Size Porch Glider $4.98 All-steel frame, fortable pad of B nstruc T 4 a glider of this high A WORD ABOUT PAYMENTS o At Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. you may select any suite or odd piece, pay a small down pay- ment and arrange the balance to suit your convenience. You are welcome to use this generous and helpful plan in refurnishing your home. Come in tomorrotw and open an account and select what you need. We invite your account 4-Piece Living Room Ensemble Includes Lawson Sofa, Lawson Chair, Lounge Chair and Full Ottoman—A Sensational Value Here is a suite that sur- passes all we've seen for months as to quality, beauty and low price. Just think, four major pieces, of a style and quality typical of Julius Lans- burgh’s—vet priced at $63. Note the beautiful lines. Built for luxurious comfort — fully guaranteed. Beautiful Walnut Cedar Chest 42 in. long, 19 in. high and 21 in. wide $13.75 This beautiful chest of rich walnut will provide a safe .. irom the ravages of me constructed, beautifully paneled and finished. $1 delivers it. 63 $5 Delivers This Suite at Julius ions. gest an Hardwood Lawn Bench 95c Strong. nicely finished bench, well braced and con- structed for months of serv- 1ce. Beautiful 10-Piece Walnut Dining Room Suite A charming dining room suite, beauti- fully designed and richly finished. It in- The suite is of the best construction— beautiful visit The suite is splendidly up- holstered in Reversible spring seat cush- As pictured, a beautiful Lawson sofa, Lawson chair, lounge chair and full ottoman. At the price this suite is an outstanding valu early quantity is limited. Lansburgh’s cloth. We sug- because A Few Cents a Day Pays for Guaranteed Electric Refrigeration at Julius Lansburgh's We feature many nationally known and adver- tised eclectric refrigerators at standard prices, but on a liberal and convenient time payment plan. Drop in—let us show you our complete stock. You'll find one to fit your needs. Majestic Electric Refrigerators 599.50 Up F.0.B. Factory. $5 Down Delivers It —Porcelain in- terior—flat top— heavy insulation —multi - power— extremely quiet. Factory guaran- tee. A quality product. No Installation Cost Ke?~inator Electric Refrigerator $141.50 up We have a complete line of the nationally known Kelvi- nator electric refrigerators at the nationally advertised prices. Come in and let us Famous Leonard Electric Refrigerator $149.50 up A high-grade electric re- frigerator with the famous Leonard feature—the len-a- dor—just a step on the pedal and the door opens. Complete cludes 10 major pieces—refrectory type extension table, china cabinet, enclosed server, buffet, and 6 upholstered seat chairs much finer than ordinarily found in fur- niture at such a low price. Tts design is most popular—and the careful finish will appeal to those who desire something dif- show you the Kelvinator and point out its many features. $10 a Month Pays for a Kelvinator showing of the Leonard re- frigerators priced to fit your needs. $10 @ Month Pays for & Leonard Refrigerator Buy at Least Three to Keep Tots Dainty and Cool Precious Dress Sets Remarkably Low Priced $ 1 .59 Such adorable styles—such exquisite details—a glance will tell you what marvelous values they are! In fact, these cunning sets were made to sell for much more. Organdy, novelty sheer prints and dotted swiss —in cool pastels. Sizes 3 to 6. ’Phone Orders To Jane Stuart, NAtional 9800 TOTS’ WEAR—FOURTH FLOOR. LANSBURGH'’S Each Dress Comes With Matching Hat 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 No Connection With Any Other Washington Store to match. Heavy Fibre Rugs —in a variety of bright, colorful patterns. 9x12 . $8.95 8x10 . .$7.95 6x9 .. .$5.95 27x54 .$1.95 36x63 .$2.49 9 ferent at moderate cost. 4-Piece Genuine Walnut Bed Room Suite fully constructed of genuine walnut and richly decorated with maple overlays. Note the handsome Venetian mirrors on vanity and dresser. g Here is a smart looking bed room suite, care- l It includes four pieces as shown—large dresser, double bed, chest of drawers and full vanity. Graceful design that will appeal to all. This suite will beautifully finish the bed room at minimum cost. The Julius Lansburgh Furniture (%, EnSrance, 909 F S