Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1935, Page 35

4 prm——— INQUEST CONFIRMS BANDIT GETS 80 YEARS MINNEAPOLIS, October 10 (®).— A $6 split in a $12 filling station hold- ! up—plus his past record—cost Wil- i ltam Lyons up to 80 years in prison. ’ | Lyons, convicied once before for = e Michigan Father Held to Have Drowned Step- children in Lake. By the Associated Press. FLINT, Mich., October 10.—Oakland County officers sald today that a cor- oner’s autopsy had confirmed Ferrin Rowland’s confession to St. Louis po- lice he drowned his two little step- daughters in Muddy Bloat Lake, near ~ here, three weeks ago “just to get rid of them." Bodies of the children, Katherin Woodin, 6, and her 2-year-old sister Virginia, were found by searchers last night & few hours after the step- father’s capture and confession. The bodies had been trussed together with heavy wire and weighted with a plow- share, as he had told police he bound % them and then tipped them from a -~ rowboat into 25 feet of water. Death Caused by Water. Coroner J. Lee Voorhees, who con- ducted the autopsy, said death ap- peared to have been caused by drown- ing. ‘The coroner’s examination bore out Rowland’s Statement to police that he left his Harrison, Mich., home with the children, ostensibly to place them in a children’s home at Flint, but in- stead had taken them to the lonely ake. Rowland insisted that his wife, now held in jail at Harrison without charge, had no part in the slaying of the children and said he told her he had placed them with a family at Flint for adoption. Tries to End Life. ‘Traced to St. Louis by letters he wrote his brother Elmer, also detained by officers for questioning, the car- * penter was captured by St. Louis police and Michigan officers. They said he attempted to shoot himself when they entered the room, but was overpowered Rowland waived extradition, and the Michigan officers left with him immediately. They were expected to arrive here late today. Oakland County officials said a murder war- rant would be issued. It was Sheriff George Bates' suspi- cion that caused Rowland to flee, he told officers. Bates. investigating Tumors after the children disappeared September 17, questioned the couple | - several times, not satisfled with the step-father’s story that the children had been “adopted out.” _ FALL ROUND TABLE * WILL OPEN TONIGHT Earl Harrison of Philadelphia and E. C. Lindman of New York Will Speak. Earl Harrison of Philadelphia and E. C. Lindeman of the New York « School of Social Work will be prin- cipal speakers tonight at the opening of the Fall round table of the Middle Atlantic Region Conference of the Family Welfare Association of America 8t Wardman Park Hotel. L Ta | The organization representatives will | @ssemble at a dinner meeting to be presided over by Miss Betsey Libbey, chairman of the Middle Atlantic Re- | gional Committee. - The conference will be devoted to professional problems tomorrow and Saturday. Local arrangements were o Imade by the Family Service Associa- tion of Washington, a Community Chest organization. Dinner reserva- tions may be obtained through this | I McCORMICK'S &gency, 1022 Eleventh street. Leaders of round tables will be Miss Margaret Woodson, Linton B. Swift John B, Middleton, Dr. Leroy Maeder, Miss Beatrice Wajdyk and Miss Libbey. yesterday. His companion, a novice, got three years, suspended. first-degree robbery, was sentenced | young THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, DAY’S WORK COSTS LIFE ST. LOUIS, October 10 (#).—Clif- ford Jobe, 21, gave his life for a day's work. Jobe worked in an ice cream dis- pensary Tuesday night in place of & woman clerk. A youthful 10b- ber entered. Jobe grappled with him . 'and was shot through the abdomen. SERVE 3 forless than 15¢ [4 @ You'd be hard putto finds more economical mealand one more delicious, FREE! 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Lipton’s Tea- - - Cooks White and Flaky - Sultana %k small pkgs. giant cakes oker’s Premium Chocolate 6-0z. cans Calumet Baking Powder, 2 Post Toasties 2me 13¢ Post’s Bran Flakes, 2 s 19¢ Instant Postumi:25¢, %= 39¢ Jell-O 3 we 17¢ These Prices Effective in' D. C. and Saburbs Until the Close ofBusiness Saturdoy, October 12, 1935, 347c. | 4--15c¢ | TUNE IN WJSV 7:30 P.M. KATE SMITH TUES., WED., THURS., “COFFEE TIME" Sunnyfield Sweet Cream Butter Prints, Quartered b 33¢ Cut Fresh From the Tub w». 3¢ FRESH EGGS Sunnybrook, Carton of 1 dozen In D. C. and Va. Only Wildmere Selected, 3 sc carton of 1 dozen.. BACON Fresh Sea F Fresh Haddock Fillets il Fresh CI, Trout or Croakers i Pan R pots___ Spanish Macker, o Ib. 27, bl o c qt. § Pt 33¢ qt. 52: W hite House MILK Eyaporoud7 Ann Page Baking Powder 8.0z, w9k 56 tall cans Sparkle Gelatin Dessel'“_“ olate or Vanilla or Choc] dding SU'fl‘la Plain OLIVES Royal GELATIN Purchase 3 pkgs. Gelatin and for 1c extra get 1 pkg. 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