Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1935, Page 16

A—16 t T about his throat. He even put the counsel table chairs in place before he was led mumbling back to his cell in the county jail. , Zimmerly, who was indicted also on 1] | a charge of performing an illegal op- | eration upon Elsie Miller of Rising Sun, Md., and violating the narcotic laws, will not be immediately sen- tenced, Judge Benjamin C. Atlee said. e < e Faces Other Charges. Zimmerly Is Found Guilty Mi He will be calld back to court, ™ 2o possibly teday, to face the charges | mega' Operatlon in “House which remain against him. ” Zimmerly's trial came to an abrupt of Horrors. end late yesterday when the State closed its case and the defense rested without offering testimony. Defense counsel had attacked the LANCASTER, Pa., June 14.—A jury | sclentific testimony of State's wit- of workmen and housewives has con- | nesses who‘ said that bone fragments o found on Zimmerley's farm were those A . Zimmerly, 67-year- demn‘ed i ci 15 fordh | of a woman. These fragments, as well old village physician. to prison for the | 55 5 ‘50.pound lard can partly filled fllegal operation which, the State | with fleshy substance, clothing identi- | charged, caused the death of Mrs. |fied as Mrs. Lawson's, and saws found Gladys Lawson in his rural “house of | After the State contended the body | ¥ was hacked in an upstair's room of | | | | | | By the Associated Press. horroes the doctor's home, were. carried into || Out less than four hours, the jury | the jury room when the jurors began last night convicted the stooped, gray- | their deliberations. haired surgeon, but found him not SRR PR X guilty of one count of the indictment, | 45 which said a “child did die” in the| Trinidad Groups to Meet. tragedy in the makeshift "nosplml.'i All civic groups of the Trinidad Combined Sentence 10 Years. |section will meet at the Wheatley | The verdict carries with it a com- | School, Montello avenue and Neal | bined maximum sentence of 10 years street northeast, at 8 p.m. tonight to | in prison. | discuss the proposed new playground | The village doctor listened to his|in the section. Several prominent | fate without emotion. His only ges- | speakers from the District govern- | ture was to pull his coat collar up | ment will be present. | Flan-O-Cord Sanforized Shrunk For Prepsters and Young Men 37.85 e Plain white ® Corded white ® Gray and tan nub effects —They're sanforized so they may be washed over and over and not shrink a whit. Single and double breasted models with sports backs and pleated trousers. As cool as they're smart and practical. Sizes 14 to 22 or to chest 38. Buttonless Shorts For Boys . .. They're cooler, easier to wash C and great labor savers for moth- ers. Theyre of Kknitted cotton fabrics with elastic tops and legs. Cut n:ice1 and full in small, medium and large sizes. Shirts ;n 0match also, 27c each, 4 for 4 for $1.00 1.00. %7 BOYS' DEPT. ””M Second Floor PP ENNTY 4 e AT X, o Regular $9.95 6-PLAY GYM Trapeze Bar Climbing Rope Steel Rings Swing Seat See Saw ’ Horizontal Bar Specially Priced at— $ —Just what the kids want! Makes them active and healthy! Keeps them safe at home—off the street! Get them one tomorrow! Made of hardwood and painted a dark green. 9 TOY DEPT. 4th FLOOR Avarusth, S5 ens © e’ 1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1935. “IT'S A PALM BEACH YEAR” . . . and Palm Beach is here— In Al lIts New Beauty And Color! VERI-COOL Shirts . $1.95 Ideal Gifts for Dad! —If you want a gift that will really please “Dad" give him one or more of these Manhattan “Veri- cool” shirts. The Manhattan Shirt Company planned this shirt with the object of providing cool comfort, and at the same time a smart, trim appearance. It's the best looking shirt we've seen for warm weather., Whites, plain colors and neat stripes. Kann's—Street Floor. ARWAY PAJAMAS For Dad’s $‘l .9 5 Comfort —When hot weather tries to rob one of their sleep, Airway Pajamas will provide cool comfort. They're made of a light weight open weave fabric with alternating self-stripes that produce a very smart effect. Various styles in sky blue, beach tan and sea green—all especially designed to giVe' the maximum in coolness. Make yourself “solid” with Dad, give him “Airway” Pajamas tomorrow. Kann's—Street Floor. Fine South American PANAMAS And ltalian Leghorns' *3.90 —Hand-woven Panamas from Ecuador in the new 1935 shapes—Optimo, Fedora, Manta, Brigh- ' ton and Southampton. All head sizes. —Dark brown leghorns that harmonize with the new tan and natural colored washable clothin, men wear for Summer. Light and cool Wi white puggaree band. S o ©® Whites ® Suntans ® British Stripes ® Plain & Patterned Blues, Tans and Grays At the New Price— LD (Last Year $18.50) Single Breasted Double Breasted Sports Models Sizes for Men of Every Build HANDSOMER fabric than this new Palm Beach will be hard to find. It's new in weave. finer in quality, and in 2 more varied assortment of colors and patterns than ever before. And never has Palm Beach represented “‘greater money’s worth” than at this season’s low price. You'll like the way they're tailored. the easy swing from the shoulders. their smart appearance. This new Palm Beach doesn’'t wrinkle easily—it's cool and washable. Sizes 34 to 50—regulars, shorts, stouts, longs, lgng stouts and short stouts. Kann's—Air Cooled—Second Floor. Don't Forget!-This Sunday Is Father's Day! Gladstone Bags, $9.98 —Big roomy “Gladstones” of sturdy top grain cowhide will make grand traveling companions. A 24-in. size with shirt fold, two large pockets and short leather straps. Main Store—Fourth Floor. New Anchor Cravat Bar 50c¢ and $1 ~—Something to keep his cravat in place. A gold or silver plated bar attractively etched, with chain and clasp that fastens to the shirt, If sways, but stays, and won't curl the tie. Main Store—Street Floor. Ka Avenug'=Tth, Sth and O Sts. b Here Are the Gifts He Will Surely Appreciate! Slippers Trojan Ties $1.95 pr. —A comfortable pair of house slippers is a gift he's sure to like. Opera style, of soft kid in brown, blue and wine, with flexible leather soles and rubber heels. Sizes 6 to 11. (Other Slippers at $1.00 to $2.95.) Main Store—Fourth Floor, Men's Linen Handkerchiefs 18c, 3r50c *-White linens with hand- run colored threads, hand- appliqued patches and hand- rolled hems—the sort of handkerchiefs he will like . to receive—so give him three or more. Main Store—Street Floor. 9 $1.00 ea. —He never has too many ties, and Trojans are the sort he buys for himself. They're beautifully tailored, correctly styled and made of fine, easy-tying fabrics in smart patterns and colors. Gift boxed if you wish. Men'’s Store—Street Floor. Real Leather Fitted Cases $3.00 —He'll find one of these cases migaty useful when he goes traveling. They're of genuine leather, in black or brown, with all-around slide fastening, and six to eight fittings in the case. Main Store—Street Floor. Sanforized Slacks, $2.85 —He’'ll like these for sports and general knock - about wear. Stripes and checks and plain colors. Fast dyed, san- forized shrunk — washable, Sizes 28 to 46. Men's Store—Second Floor. $3.50 SWAN Fountain Pens Discontinued Style $1.00 —A fountain pen is something he will always use. These are in green or burgundy pearl combinations with gold-filled trimmings, and in black with silver trimmings. 14-kt. gold pen with iridium point. Pully guaranteed. Stationery—Street Floor. AIR COOLED /) - MEN'S STORE /