Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1935, Page 11

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 29, 1935+PART ONE. A—11 T )/ NEW POLICE WILL JOIN FORCE Supt. E. W. Brown Shifts Several Regulars—Fifty to Enter School. ‘The Police Department’s personnel will be strengthened Tuesday, when 24 rookies who have finished their instruction course will be assigned to duty in the precincts. The addition to the rolls was re vealed yesterday in an order by Supt. Ernest W. Brown, in which he also announced a number of transfers. Pvt. William T. Murphy, Crime Prevention Bureau, who has been as- signed to juvenile delinquency cases for three years, will become a sergeant at No. 9 precinct. He will succeed Sergt. R. C. Speith, who is slated for retirement. Pvt. A. W, Kasius, Traffic Bureau, will take Murphy's place. Liquor Squad Changes. Pvis. O. J. See, J. D. Loughrin and George McConnell, members of the llquor squad, have been relieved from special detail and ordered to precinct - ; 3 2.Piece Living Room Suite. Real smartness and style Py ol o e oo s (i e of these 8 Valuable Esi=SE= AT featur thin deirabl st T incxacly sa petared, om e o i e " S Bisd - . » sisting of a sofa and high-back chair. The spring con- the tenth precinct to the Detective b Bureau. e —— E struction is most comfortable and covered in frieze. Other changes are: C. E. Hansboro, ifh fhe purchase Of . SO LW BONUS ITEM INCLUDED FREE! Hirsvimpe e U J. Loftus, seventh to tenth precinct: lL' I. Tudge, eleventh to fourth pre- Y YA | cinct; W. H. Bell, motor cycle duty, to $ 8 8 I ¥ ¥ (PR 3 | Trafic Bureau; F. G. Mangum and or more d 3 b ot ; : » i R. L. Dowell, to motor cycle duty; B. M . > 3 , i ; F. Bean, from ninth to first precinct; > { NP 2 % " ¥ % ¢ Roy M. Alexander, first precinct, to Detective Bureau, and John R. Har- ris, Detective Bureau, to first pre- cinct. List of New Men. The 24 rookies ordered to precincts are J. W. Adams, J. E. Baker, K. M. Burke, G. O. Burkley, jr.; A. W. Clay- ton, L. L. Frost, David Gorman, T. F. | Hickey, L. C. Houfl, R. E. Lee, J. R. | Luskey, J. L. Norris, Otto Paris, Spen= cer C. Belt, J. W. Hanrahan, J. H. Polkinhorn, Robert Sandberg, V. W. Sauls, T. W. Shomette, F. R. Shull, N. F. Skoagland, S. R. Smith, C. E. | Mills and S. B. i ty applicants have passed the tests for appoi nts have been | certified by the Ci Service Com- mission. Thejy enter the Police School Tuesday. Pvts. J. E. Morgan, harbor precinct; W. V. Watts, eleventh precinct, a J. N. Sweeney, second precinct, are “siazsd for retirement October 1. 'LIP-READING CLASSES T0 RESUME TOMORROW Instruction for Hard-of-Hearing E0n to Be Given Each Mondzy 10-Pc. Colonial Dining Room Suite. A real reproduction ’ of the Colonial period. Ten pieces including a buffet, ; Tha Up-readifig server, china cabinet, extension table and six upholstered B | provided by the W seat chairs. Well built to insure lasting satisfaction. 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The davenport serves as a sofa by day are seamless. ; == Table and at night opens into twin beds or a full-size double bed. { ) Covered in figured tapestry. 9x12 or 8.3x10.6 ' $ 3_29 BONUS ITEM INCLUDED FREE! Seamless Tapestry Rugs Strongly constructed $ 8 5 neatly .designed and fin- . 4 ished. k Easy Terms Plain shades with borders, Several dif- ferent colors. - . Governor Winthrop - Cretonne Reversible I L : Desk Taffeta ‘Comforts Comforts $ 75 : $2'59 $4'95 & : g Carch]ly%ih and 72x84, in rose, blue, Niariousticombnintions of S ?:e:'.'\in?i space. Finished green or orchid. eolors to select from. ' Easy Terms Gas Range . . Otherwise “Tarzan of Bay Ridge* s: ! 995 4-Piece Walnut-Veneer Bedroom Suite. Real beauty com- siotped bt ‘a5 charecietiliy - o 2 o : s = pose. Son of Mr. and Virgil bined with careful workmanship make this suite an excel: DIy ot tie Biooko B Sidos lent value. The suite is exactly as shown, chest of drawers, | section, “Tarzan’ is 2 years old and Four - burner model dresser, vanity and poster bed. Finished in genuine wal- ¢ as tough as nails. His father has VIRGIL ALBERT BARKLEY,- i 8 exercised him since he was two Nemly buished inscolarfal nut veneers with maple overlays. weeks old, gives him a cold bath porcelain. s 3 every morning, and is goi o make a “perfect boy” out of him. Easy Terms BONUS ITEM INCLUDED FREE! fi Snke s perioct hoy oub of him. . clothes than this, runs unshod Winter and Summer alike. When- ever he performs, admirers from the neighborhood flock to watch, wonder and admire. —A. P. Photo. A