Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1937, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, kiubRUARY 2, idoi. B—10 BEN WEBSTER’S CAREER. GOGH, WHAT's LIP ? YOU BOTH SEEM TUCKERED OUT— AND Eight Millers on Team. MILLERSBURG, Ohio (#).—The scorers became a little dizzy and had to take time out because of the basket | ball milling of the Millers in & county tournament. Eight youths named Miller played for Berlin High. Two Millers started the game. On two occasions three Millers entered as sub- stitutes, bewildering even the Millers- burg fans. “Tornado Toots.” (NEP, BILL HAGGETT'S WIFE'G '] ~60ES 10 TOWN ON OLD / JUST BEEN HERE ON A BUYIN BILL'S MOMEY, THERE (GMT ) MUCH'D| | YES, GIR,IT TOTES § DIME HY O' THE ¢ HAGSETT G?REE,BEN-—AN\D WHEN ANY STOPPING HER ./ uP 10 JUST o CREDIT YOU GANE THAT WOMAN- % MR.HAGSETT ON THE MONEY DEAL, BEN- —By EDWIN ALGER that distance here to summon a doctor for a stricken lumberman. The physician was unable to return with him, so Slauenwhite took the medie cine and walked back with it alone. The patient recovered. and year-old son before being brought Walks 58 Miles for Doctor. here. “I have not concealed it from her.” HALIEAX, Nops s (Beosnl (Ve he said. “She knows I escaped jail, | “mercy trek” of 58 miles through but we thought nothing would ever rain-drenched woodland was made by come of it.” | Murdock Slauenwhite, who walked Seized 9 Years After Escape, Man Nearby Not Surprised TRY WERHS FATE OF STATE TROOPER One of Four Verdicts Is Pos- sible in “Third-Degree” Slaying. Bs the Associated Press. SOMERSET, Pa., February 25.—Ten | men and two women, who heard two | weeks of sensational testi: v, held | today the fate of Stacy Gunderman, | the 25-year-old trooper who pieaded | eelf-defense in the death of his elderly prisoner, Frank C. Monaghan. The jury could return any one of the following four verdicts for Gunder- man, one of seven peace officers charged with torturing the hotel keeper to death in a “third-degree” question- ing about the slashing of a detective: Second-degree murder, 10 to 20 years in prison; voluntary manslaugh- ter, 6 to 12 years; involuntary man- | slaughter, 3 to 6, and acquittal. The State, represented personally by Attorney General Charles J. Mar- giotti, demanded the second-degree murder verdict “in order that in Penn- sylvania we may no longer have the third degree.” From John Duggan, jr.. chief de- | fense counsel, came a plea for ac- quittal. He described Gunderman as | “only a kid” who had ‘“carried his | eross to Calvary.” “Don’t you be the ones,” he cried to the jurors, “to crucify him.” Gunderman testified that Monaghan attacked -him while they were alone in the Fayette County Bertillon room last September 12. With a ju jutsu hold, he said, he hurled the old man to the concrete floor and then struck | him as he continued to struggle. Margiotti, who led a grand jury in- | vestigation into the 64-year-old hotel | keeper’s death, told the jury that| Monaghan was “put to death inhu-| manely, barbarously by * * * relic of the Dark Ages, a slow, torturing death.” | Dugan admitted “there isn't any question that Monaghan's death re- sulted from external violence * * *! and that violence was inflicted” by Gunderman. But, he added, “in Stacy Gunderman’s mind he was dealing | with a murderer * * * he had to use | force.” COUNTY FARM BUREAU WILL DISCUSS RELIEF Prince Georges Federation Also ‘Will Weigh Pending Leg- islation. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, February 25. —A discussion of relief work in Prince Georges County will be held by mem- bers of the Prince Georges County Farm Bureau Federation at a meeting here Saturday. Speakers will include E. Claude Gaylor, of the Re-employ- ment Bureau; Miss Agnes Duvall, county social worker, and Miss Lydia Eicker, secretary of the County Wel- fare Bureau. Members of the federation also will discuss bills pending before the Mary- land legislature which affect Prince Georges County. Members of the boards of directors of the federations of five Southern Maryland counties will be guests at a banquet to be held here next Monday. Following the banquet a meeting will be held at the Court House. Repre- senatives will be present from Anne Arundel, Prince Georges, Charles, St. Marys and Calvert Counties. Noted for keeping busy people happy THE COMMODORE “New York’s BestLocated Hotel” 2,000 large, restful, outside rooms — all with private bath—from $3.00 Frank J. Crohan, President . R . Connected with the Balfimore and Ohio 42nd St. Terminal by underground BY the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn., February 25. Things turned out yesterday just as|ing me.” Les Taylor, 32, figured they would. Nine years after officers said he escaped from Davidson County Jail, Taylor was arrested at Gallatin, in an adjoining county, where he had re- sided three years. “I am not surprised,” Taylor said. “I have been waiting for nearly nine years for some one to pick me up. I WE SELL U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS 311 7th St. N.W. ™™™ Y3146 M St. N.W. (i BEEF —BEEF STORE SLICED BACON L3P T LARGE Juicy FRANKS b |4 PAN SCRAPPLE . 1O LEAN BOILING TENDER ROAST ROSE BRAND POCKET ROAST SHOULDER ROAST SHOULDER CHOPS CHICAGO NUT STEAK cmion » 25° BUTTER—BUTTER ROLL = 37° VEAL—VEAL OLEO—OLEO am sorry you had to wait until I mar- ried and settled down before arrest- | County officers said he escaped from | | jail through a skylight in 1928, uwri he was convicted of a robbery charge lnm'l sentenced to three years in me; WO ODWARD & LOTHROP penitentiary. | He had been employed recently in a shoe factory at Gallatin. Taylor insisted on officers taking ' him home to say good-bye to his wife MARKET CO. SMALL SMOKED HAMS b 2P FANCY STEWING FOWL b D€ TENDER CUBE STEAK b D5° n. |R€ » 15 » 11 n 1 5¢ n 15°€ 2~ 31 10™11™F AND G STREETS FRIDAY REMNANTS Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; telephone or mail orders not accepted. Mattresses,SpringsReduced Mattresses 1 Three-quarter Sise, green damask ticking. Was $39.50. Now . __ - $29.50 1 Double Size, innerspring, tan and white stripe ticking. Was $22.50. Now $14.25 1 Double Size, innerspring. tan and blue stripe ticking. Was $22.50. Box Springs 2 Three-quarter Size, green damask ticking. Was $39.50. Now. $22.50 2 Double Size, tan and white stripe ticking. Were $22.50. Now $16.75 1 Double Size, rose ticking. Was $29.75. Now $19.75 1 Double Size, green ticking, Was $39.50. Now $24.50 1 Single Size, green ticking. Was $34.50. Now $24.75 1 Single Size, green ticking. Was $39.50. Now $19.75 1 Single Size, orchid ticking. Was $34.75. Now $22.50 1 Single Size, for metal bed, tan and white stripe ticking. Was $27.50. Now BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR, Camera Equipment ‘PHONE DIsticr 5300 DeBevoise Girdles $4°° Were 57.50 9 DeBevoise, Talon-fas- tened step-in girdles of Lastex and satin fin- ished materials. Sizes 27, 28, 29, 31, 33, 34. 6 Woodthrop On-Piece Foun- dations of fine batiste and lace, well boned. Sizes 36, 38, 39, 40, 41. Were much ---$3.95 7 Woodthrop Step-in Gir- dles of plain and fancy ba- tiste, and elastic, well boned. Sizes 28, 29, 31, 34. Were much more. Now 8 DeBevoise Girdles and Pan- tie Girdles. Sizes 26, 28, 30. Were $3.50. Now $1.95 7 Bien Jolie and Woodthrop One-piece Foundations. Sizes 35, 38, 40, 42. Were $750 and higher. Now 10 Carter Pantie Girdles in small sizes only. Were $2 and higher. Now___________ 81 5 Vassarettes in one-piece models. Tearose and white, PORK—PORK Large size only. Were $10 Greatly Reduced 1 Wide Angle Lens, “f27" for 16 mm Model K Cine Kodak. Was $45. Now. $22.50 1 Long Focus Lens, “f4.5" for Cine Kodak Model K. Was $45. $22.50 1 N-2 Color Filter for Kodak Retina. Was $3. Now $1.50 1 Kodachrame Haze Filter U-1 for Model K Cine Kodak. Was $2.25. Now..______ __________ -$1.50 2 Hase Filters U-11 for Model K Cine Kodak. ‘Were much more. Now. 75¢ and 50¢ 2 Haze Filters No. W for Model K Cine Kodak. Were much more. 1 Regular “f3.5" Lens for Model K Cine Kodak. Was $45. $22.50 1 Ansco Color Filter No. 2. Was much more. Now 1 Cine Kodak Filter Outfit. Now 3 Portrait Attachments LEAN FRESH HAMS . DP€ I FRESH GROUND BEEF . 1 §° SLICED SWEITZER e“EESE CHICAGO BLEND OPEN TILL9 “NO MORE WINTER LETp MIXED PORK SAUSAGE v 1 8¢ SMALL BACON SQUARES o [ SLICED LUNCH MEATS b D5 SHOULDERS T ROAST HALF-LOIN END CUTS v 20° "EGGS—EGGS SHOULDER LAMB x>~ 15¢ SMALL—LEAN » 20°¢ CHOPs CARTON e Faesn.canoLep % S LARGE ITTLE G EArstr b 2 o 15e€ LARGE CELERY each each QUART SALAD DRESSING each 2BC 8 0Z. BLACK PEPPER Was much more. 8 Were much more. 15¢ SWEET 2 Albums for snap shots. Were $2.50. Now $1.25 'nsr.l:lnmss 3 Albums for snap shots. Were much more. doz. JUMBO BANANAS doz. 200 ATURDAY Camzaas, FOurTr FLOOR. NOW, MR, BOB JONES —FOR ) ONCE I'M GIVING THE OR- 7 Treo, Bien Jolie and Wood- throp Step-in Girdles of ba- taste and elastic. Sizes 27, 28. 29. Were much more Now ----$1.95 CorseTs, THIRD FLOOR, Corduroy Robes $395 Were $5.95 6 Corduroy Robes trim- med in contrasting col- ors. Blue and red. Sizes medium and large. 3 Satin Hostess Gowns in dusty, black and blue. Sizes 18 and 20. Were $25. 5 Quilted Robes in rose and aqua. Sizes small and me- dium. Were $7.95. Now $5.95 NEGLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR. DERS. YOU'RE GOING TO DRINK TEA FOR ONE WEEK. YOU’LL LIKE ITAND ITLL PUT THE OLD DRIVE BACK IN YOU [YOU SURPRISE ME, JONES. HERE 1 HAD YOU ALL SLATED AS A HAS-BEEN —NOW YOU'RE THE IWE SAID €00D-8YE TO WINTER LET-DOWN. WE TURNED TO TEA AND FASCINATING BOOKLET—* Your Future in Tea Leaves.”’ Tells how to read tea leaves. Inter- esting. Instructive. Good fun. For your free book, just enclose one label from any brand Orange Pekoe Tea. Address: TEA, 500 Fifth Avenue, New SPARK PLUG OF THE York, N. Y. Vitalizing tea comes from india, Ceylon, and Java-Sumatra. Enjoy tea every day. Buy a good brand of Orange Pekoe, and look for any of these names or this map 0 on package or in advertising. ™M GOING TO STAY MAKE DELICIOUS TEA the way the great tea growers do To get the rich flavor and full vitalizing leffect of tea, use 1 teaspoonful for each cup—plus 1 for the pot. Pour freshly boil- ing water over tea leaves and brew for 5 minutes. Add milkc (or cream) and sugar to taste, ‘The flavor of tea grows on you. And every cup of tea means more VITALITY for you. 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