Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1935, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1935. games he and his family like to play. Margaret Culkin Banning, Who | Sun May Run Vacuum Cleaner | cuin ™ Samive, v K . | tells ignant sto! bout & bo; d Article in “This Week” Shouws : s iwpmich ima lief. Had they any right to marry? Margaret Banning gives one answer. | Star’s Colorgravure Magazine Sunday i’ S, somin. Norton Iheludes Start of Latest P. G. Fannie s, noted wrier, and et Wodehouse Serial. Good Standard Electric WooDWARD & LoTHROP I0™ ] F AND G STREETS Prone District S300 Used and Rented Returned Boxes AT BIG PRICE . e Gardeners—There Are Dozens of WOMAN'S CRIES SPIKE e : Varieties in Our Selling of Refrigerators ‘ GUNS OF ROBBER PAIR One of these days you may be run- | that's going to give the family the ning your vacuum cleaner with elec- | greatest laugh they've had in many a SAVINGS Always a Few on Hand Terms Are Easy ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY tricity made from sunbeams. cooking your meals or riding to work on current from solar rays. Then you can forget about electric bills, because they’ll be so small that you can use all | the electricity you want. At least this is the outlook held by scientists in Russia, California, Wash- | ington, D. C., and Central Asia, who | are carrying on experiments and find- | { ing new ways to make Old Sol do the housework. It's ali told in an article | in next Sunday's issue of “This Week.” | The Star's colorgravure magazine. | George Gray, noted writer on scien- writer in the world, begins his latest serial, “Laughing Gas,” the story i spired by a year he spent in Holly- wood. It's about Lord Reggie Haver- shot and one of those Hollywood child stars whose greatest ambition is to punch a lot of people in the nose. Another article shows you that “Dizzy” Dean is far from daffy, and speculates on what chances he has of repeating his record-breaking hurling in 1935. Do you like to play games? Or go to parties or give them? Eddie Cantor, who certainly knows how to Or | day, for P. G. Wodehouse, the funniest | By the Associated Press. | MIAMI, Fla,, March 22.—Two ban- its burst into Mrs. W. J. Toohey's | apartment yesterday, pressed pistols against her head and ordered: “Don’t make a sound.” | Mrs. Toohey screamed. “‘slup that noise.” | “Mrs. Toohey could hear her hus-| | band leap out of & bath in an adjoin- | ing room. | She screamed again. “It's no use. She won't keep quiet,” “Darn it,” said one of the Inmilta,i Rosebushes Hardy 2-year old, field-grown bushes 35c 3 for sl 1239 G St., Cor. 13th & G | tific subjects, is the author. amuse people, tells you how he enter- | said the second bandit, and both ran | "~ And this is the issue of “This Week” | tains company at home, and what | out of the apartment. ARADE VAL NG'SPALACE 810~818 7# ST.,N. Also in This Annual Event—A Varied Collection of Hardy Shrubs, Perennials, and Other Rosebushes RosesusH SrLLING, Fourti FLOOR. Now is the Time to Select New Spring Suits * Preferably MIDDISHADE The new Spring Middishade suits are com- pletely new conceptions of the smartest tones of blue, gray, and brown. 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