Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1935, Page 25

MODERN D.C, JAL DECLARED NEEDED Mingling of Habitual and First Offenders Held Bad Condition. The demand for a more modern District jail, with adequate facilities for the segregaticn of prisoners, was stressed by Capt. Thomas M. Rives, superintendent of the jail, in an address before the Washington High- lands Citizens’ Association last night. He declared association with habit- ual prisoners was harmful to first offenders. In line with a new building pro- gram, Capt. Rives said would be more ground to enable prisoners to work #nd raise produce, thereby cutting the cost of jail maintenance. The idea of swork on the land would tend to reduce the number of prisoners jailed, in the opinion of Capt. Rives. Suc- cess in management he attributed to humane treatment of the prisoners. ‘The association considered the need for proper sewer facilities. In sev- eral instances, it was said, stagnant pools of water had formed under houses in the neighborhood. W. Earl Nair, president of the association, | named a committee to call on th present head of the Health Depart- ment, Dr. Edward J. Schwartz, and formally present their complaint. Another matter given consideration | was the switching back of street cars marked Congress Heights at Fifth and Alabama avenue southeast, instead of continuing the whole route. The sec- retaty was directed to send a letter of | complaint to the Public Utilities Com- | mission and the Capital Transit Co. Nair said that several gutters and holes in the streets, reported té the District engineers, had been repaired. The meeting was held in the home Bride-to-Be INFANTA BEATRICE AND PRINCE TORLONIA ENGAGED. THE INFANTA BEATRICE, Eldest daughter of the exiled Spanish King, Alfonso, whose en- gagement to Prince Alessandro ‘Torlonia of Italy, has been offi- cially announced. . Prince Torlonia’s mother was the wealthy Elsie Moore of New York, before her marriage to Prince Torlonia. { —A. P. Photo. | o STRAIN " ONTHE u“"" AU"][HA 3fl¢ OR CIL esnsylranials ’)mut BAYERSON OII. WORKS { coLuUMAIA of the secretary, Miss B. B. Warren. GIRL SPURS PRISONER TO FIGHT DEATH CHARGE| By the Associated Press. GREELEY, Colo, January 4.—| Leonard Belongia, accused killer, said yesterday love had changed his mind about pleading guilty to a murder charge. Belongia, after the slaying of hxs employer, Albert Oesterick, told Sherif W. W. Wyatt he Kkilled the | rancher because Oesterick would not | give him the money to marry a Fort ’ Lupton, Colo., girl. The girl failed to communicate with | Belongia after his arrest and he said ! several weeks ago he wanted to die in the Colorado gas chamber. | “Now she has told me she wants me | to put up a fight and I may plead not | guilty by reason of insanity,” he as- serted. ' THE PALAIS ROYAL DOWNSTAIRS G STREET AT 11th DISTRICT 4400 A Spectacular Sale of Men's Regal AND OTHER FAMOUS MAKE Discontinued Styles L] Perfect Quality Also Bob Smart and Austin Arch Shoes Included Calfskin—Boarded Cowhide— Scotch Grains—Kidskins Many Imported Leathers—Black and Brown—Oxfords—Shoes Grasp the full story—it’s really amazing. These are identi- cally the same shoes that at a much higher price made “Regal” famous. Bal and blucher type oxfords in wing tip and straight lace types. Because of limited quantities, we urge every man to SHOP EARLY—remember, m selec- tion is best selection. A Size Chart of Regal Shoes ... 5 [5%] 6 [6%] 7 [7%] 8 8% 9 [9%5]10 1075 i1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. MAN HELD WITH HUGE SUPPLY OF EXPLOSIVES North Dakotan Declares Enemies Must Have ‘“Planted” Nitroglycerine. By the Assoctated Press. BISMARCK, N. Dak,, January 4— Arrested with enough explosives in his valise to blow up a large kullding, James Riley, alias James Martin or James Reed, yesterday was held to $1.69 Cape Gloves $ 1 .19 Soft, beautifully finished skins. Black with white, gray and brown, in sizes 53% to 8. Perfect. Main Floor. Foundation Garments Girdles; coutil and brocade, sizes 26 to 34, Back lace, side or front hook. Coutil Cor- settes, sizes 32 to 44, Second Floor, .29 Junior Misses’ Dresses $2.99 Springlike colors, black, navy and brown. Scores of delightfully young fashions. Sizes 13 to 17. Second Floor. also Ditrict Court on a charge of carry- ing and keeping explosives. Riley, police sald, had two large bottles of nitroglycerine, a length of fuse and several dynamite caps in & suit case. He denied knowledge of the explo- sives, declaring they must have been “planted” there by enemies incurred several years ago at Minot, when he turned State’s evidence in a safe- blowing case. Rayon Exports Soar. Rayon exports from Italy are 65 per cent greater than a year ago. U. S. MOVES TO STEM LIQUOR TO DRY AREAS Shipment Consigned to Georgia ‘Warehouse From Jérsey Seized by Federal Men. By the Associated Press. AUGUSTA, Ga. Janusry 4.—The Federal Government moved yesterday to halt the shipment of liquor from wet States into dry ones. Alcohol tax unit investigators seized part of a carload of liquor consigned C., FRIDAY, JANUARY % 1935. to an operator of a warehouse here at the request of Comdr. John D. Pen- nington, supervisor of the unit &t Newark, N. J., the point of origin. The commander said the seisure 'was requested because of the Federal law forbidding shipment of intoxi- cants from & “wet” State to & “dry” one. been operating in several cities in defiance of Georgia's dry laws. Nest Soup Served. Chinese bird’s nest soup is being served in London this Winter. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED : %WM@ WCOATS $165 to $225° Furred Coats A splendid group in black and brown. Sizes 14 to S0 $29.50 and $39.50 Furred Coats Misses’ Sizes $19 74 + $39.50 $59.50 rm-nd Coats Speak-easies and open bars bave| for women, misses & - junior miss 13 $33.74 Larger Women's Furred Ceats $44.74 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Irregulars of Famous Make 85c All-Silk 59 Those who didn’t receive all the hosiery they wanted for Christ- mas will find this just the oppor- tunity they awaited . .. replenish hosiery wardrobes at small out- lay. High-twist, dull sheers in lovely colors. Sizes 8Y3 to 10Y,. Irregulars of a very fa- mous make. Main Floor. Fashion Firsts in Larger Women’s Dresses $5.95 Sizes 38 to 52 Springlike colors in fine crepes and print combi- nations. Lingerie trims and other new details. Included! Misses’ Frocks in sizes 14 to 20 in brisk new styles Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Special January Event BLOUSES Silks and gloria taffetas in plaids, prints and pastel. Numerous fashions in tai- lored and frilly types. Sizes 32 to 40. Second Floor. Women’s $2.98 Smartly Styled PERKINS FILES APPEAL .FROM N. R. A. CONVICTION “I've Just Begun to Fight,” Says Pennsylvania Manufacturer in Pressing Plea. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, January 4—An appeal intended to test the constitu- tionality of the national recovery act was carried Wednesday to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals by Préd C. Perkins, York, battery B—-7 manufacturer, convicted and fined $1,500 on charges he violated N. R. A. code wage regulations. “I've just begun to fight,” Perkins said after his conviction December 7 in Pederal District Court in Harris- burg. His counsel at the trial offered no defense to the Government's .| charges he paid his employes less than the code minimum wage of 40 cents an hour. Prison Heating Changed. Central heating has been installed in the cells of a new prison at Bolton, England. The First "HIT" of the A pert, young- looking peter- sham hat that will give you the urge to “dress right away. Black, brown, white and pas- tels. Headsizes 22 and 23. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Season Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats $1(095 Vicuna and Laskin Lamb Collars. Brown, wine and green. Sizes 12 to 16. $ Unique fastenings, pleat- ed and stitched effects and smart grains. Black and brown. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. January Sale! $11l FUR Coats $1.59 and $1.95 WASH DRESSES $ 1 .15 Sizes 10 to 16. Plaids and floral prints. Goldenberg’s Second Floor. Formerly $59 and $69 ‘44 Pumpse.TieseStraps In addition, many new fashions Suede Shoes e .98 Z Boys’ Storm Hi-Shoes Black and brown with pocket for knifo.. Aleo black-dress 5 1 98 oxfords. Sizes to 6. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. A spectacular group of fine furs at savings that should in- terest every thrifty woman. ® Sealine (coney), full length, fitted. e Lapin (rabbit), model. ® Pieced Raccoon, full length, fitted. $79 and $89 Furs, 564 399 and $119 Furs, $84 Buy on the Budget Plan Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. swagger A Charge Account Is Convenient .. Shop Goldenberg's and See for Yourself! r - )