Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1937, Page 18

A—18 %% OFFERWOUNDED INHOLD-UPBETTER Police Trace Activities of Three Youths With Whom He “Shot It Out.” Marked improvement was reported today in the condition of Detective John A. Caton as his brother officers continued to trace the past activities of three youths whom he “shot it out motion, probably a detective ser- geantcy, awaits Caton on his recovery. In 1934, Caton shot and killed Wil- liam B. Phillips, 8 member of the tri~ State gang. Commissioner George E. Allen an- nounced yesterday a $250 check, from an anonymous donor, had been sent to him for presentation to Caton’s family. The Knight brothers, Thiebolt and Sands, a taxi driver, probably will be placed in a headquarters line-up within the next 48 hours in an effort to identify them with other crimes, Rush Cororation Orders. Potteries of England are rushed with orders for King George VI mugs and beakers. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937. TO PRESENT “DULCY” Western Students to Perform in Three-Act Comedy. ‘Western High School students will present “Dulcy,” a three-act comedy by Marc Connelly and George 8. Kaufman at 8 pm. tomorrow and Baturday in the high achool audi- torfum. Leading parts will be played by Betty Cleavenger and Fred Waite, who will be supported by Jimmy Farqu- harson, Mitchell Disney, Rebecca Lobel, Bruce Mallery, Jean Forbes, Edward Stafford, Robert Rynerson, Jack Steinberg and John Hoagland. Miss Sue H. Gardner is directing the IT’S NEW! IT'S TASTIER! on sale at all ©® The new A&P Soft Twist Bread is softer, tastier, and stays fresh longer. It's twisted before baking to hold its freshness and fla- g with” Tuesday night in an ice cream store hold-up. Caton, hero of a gun fight with a ESTABLISHED vor...and double- 1859 wrapped for your protection. BREAD:.- 8¢ BAKED BY A&P BAKERS 29 9 member of the Tri-State Gang three years ago, spent a “good night” at Walter Reed Hospital, where he is confined with four bullet wounds. Lewis Knight, 18, of 1404 Columbia road, one of the alleged bandits, who was wounded by Caton during an ex- change of fire in the High ice cream store at 806 Upshur street, is still in a critical condition. He is in Emer- gency Hospital with a lung wound. Brother Recovering. Lewis' brother, William Knight, 17, was reported recovering in Gallinger Hospital from a chest wound. Tune In—the AGP Band Wagon— featuring Kate Smith—every Thursday night 8 to 9 P.M.—WJSV. Let’s Get Aequainted! This week we are presenting two more favorite Ann Page products. You can do better and more economical baking with Ann Page extracts and baking powder. ANN PAGE EXTRACTS 9 =17 Kitchen-tested for purity, strength and flavor. You'll say they're the best you've ever used! Neither the Knights nor Ferguson Thiebolt, 19, and Robert Sands, 21, also held in connection with a series of robberies, have been charged. Arraigned today in Police Court on a charge of receiving stolen prop- erty, John J. Simpson, 29, of 2133 G street, who, according to Capt. Ira E. Keck, admitted buying cigarettes, candy and other articles from the youths, was ordered held for the grand jury. Simpson pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary hear- ing. His bond was fixed at $500 Police are checking on 13 robberies, all but four of them in the District, which Capt. Keck says the four youths have been linked with. The youths, however, Keck explained, did not work as a “gang” in all of the crimes. Promotion Awaits Caton. Maj. Ernest W. Brown, police su- perintendent, indicated today a pro- Y2 gal. ivg P 8 oz. bot. 1-0z. bot. 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