and obtaining loot running Into hun- dreds of thousands of dollars. Nazi Youth to Follow This I During that time, he and two of Ready his gang, Pierpont and Hamilton, were IK CALLED I ROADS PATROLLED | among the most widely hunted crim- inals in America. .*\ Leaders to War or Peace Hamilton Is still at large. As far Changing as police knew tonight, however, Dill- and IN AFTER TESTIFYING TO SEIZE DILLINGER inger Youngblood were alone. FOROCKERCHARGE STATES’ FIGHT World Investigation of the escape was be- Desires Peace but to ing pushed by Prosecutor Robert G. Germany Prepares Hear- Indiana Police Man Machine EstiU of Lake County and Sheriff Defense Claims Pioneer Arizona Governor Demands Goes to Bed Following Holley. Defend Self, Observer Says, France Judges Hitter "But I want It understood that If to Es- the blame Victim of California Come to ing Interrupted by Her Guns Capture belongs to me I’ll take It," Racial Pride Is Stressed. Flyer Army Agree- by Act, Not added the woman officer. "I have no caped Desperado. political future anyway.” Grudge. ment on Dam. Collapse. Words. Indiana Farm Boy. This is the fifth of a series of and moral ardor. They are recruited Sir Philip Gibbs, into battalions on atrlct lines of dis- Dillinger Is an Indiana farm dispatches by By the Associated Press. Br the Associated Prcsa. ■y the Associated Press. (Continued From First Page.)_ boy, British author and turned desperado. He is 30 distinguished cipline. March 3—Weak and BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. years old, SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 3.—An PHOENIX, Ariz., March 3.—In a CHICAGO. is about S war correspondent, who is visiting Taught Drills. is from State Prison last Sep- feet 7 Inches in height. move to prevent construction of a exhausted after her collapse on the Doumcrgue government Pierpont, Police the capitals of Europe for a survey asserted long-standing grudge be- description of him includes School children are being taught diversion dam across the Colorado witness stand today, Dr. Alice Lindsay not taking any chances with tember. the another war, "yellow slate of possibilities of trained In tween two Air officers was "John the was the way eyes,” chestnut hair, gas drills. Boys are being Army Corps River at Parker, Ariz., pending formu- Wynekoop. on trial for the second i France's national defense. With Whittier,” medium 1 referred to complexion and build, brown military tactics. They have a re- to in the court- lation of an agreement with California time, charged with the operating- Hitlerism across the Rhine and amused fellow-prisoners brought light today j THE mole between Ms eyes, a half-inch BY SIR PHILIP GIBBS, K. B. E. reverence for the flag of the to State of her Fascism across the the Dillinger, held for trial March 12, ligious of William C. relating rights, Gov. B. B table murder daughter-in-law Alps, scar on the back martial Maj. Ocker, pio- of his left hand and By R'idio to The Star. Nazi swastika. They are taught that Moeur ordered a Rheta. went to bed immediately after French feel that there is no particu- on a charge of murdering William today squad of a scar on his upper lip. The police BERLIN, March 2.—For the world the German race is the noblest on neer flyer and inventor. Arizona National of her cross examination lar harm in talking disarmament, pro- Patrick O’Malley, East Chicago police- Guardsmen to the completion felt sure he would disguise himself outside there Is one earth and that the old tribal tradi- the in Ocker’s vided the country is fully armed. man, killed January 15 in a hold-up Germany ques- In opening defense border area to ‘‘observe and protect •l noon. by dying his hair and is the new of First National Bank of East growing a tion of paramount Importance: Does tions under a chleftanshlp this State's interests." It was a harrowing session for the * * * * the trial on charges of having made lm- mustache. They believe he has money Nazi mean or war? law. At its conclu- Chicago. Dillinger was charged with Germany peace In ordering the guard out. Gov. 63-year-old physician. cached and said at the time of his ar- and proper remarks about his superior offi- 1 Foreign Minister Andre Tardieu, a with a machine I have been trying to find an an- By loudspeakers, the cinema Moeur is fortified an sion she cried out hysterically as her killing O'Malley gun. rest in by opinion by the man of the and a Tuscon he intended to build swer to that It is not easy. the or written word they have Lieut. Col. H. B. Clagett, com- back to Right consequently Seventeen witnesses had Identified question. spoken cer, Arizona attorney general that he wheel chair was pushed jail. up his fortune to $100,000 bank fervor dinned into thorough Nationalist, listens willingly him and the State asserted he was by Adolf Hitler says he wants peace, and the slogans of Nazi mander of Field, the defendant’s could take such action. The morning session was only a robberies and head for Kelly to the British and the German ‘‘arms South Amer- I believe him. He goes very far In their ears and souls. There is a re- In Los half hour old when the ashen-faced certain to go to the electric chair. said to Angeles, officials of the water ica. He boasted he could “go of a war about the heroism of attorneys they expected prove compromise” suggestions, but is judg- Little did and sus- denouncing the insanity new vival of emotion district at As her first guards prisoners a bank had been unfriendly with the expressed surprise 'the Gov- physician collapsed. his acts not through" and take all the for and I believe him. Get man in the World War. Clagett ing Hitler by and by the outlaw would effect a jail Germany, soldiers ernor’s action and said the dam was feeble call attracted Judge Harry B pect money out of it in 3 minutes major since 1924. his words. and English journalists and others keep These millions of young men are built Miller's the court ordered delivery by means of his whittling 40 seconds. At that time Ocker was a being by the Federal Govern- attention, * * * * books of Prof. kind or sacri- captain on quoting mad Banes, ready lor any of service ment's Bureau of Reclamation the jury removed. “hobby.” Supervising Capt. John of serving under Clagett at Bolling Field, and Assistant Stege who glorifies war. But I have been fice and this education is creating, has not Hitler is bringing up the German After he had disarmed the near Washington. by the district itself. They said Treated by Daughter. Chicago police predicted that the and a nation of for under a stern disci- Jailor Ernest Blank with the wooden reading magazines pamphlets created, youth ready the Government and the water dis- youth military Dillinger would gather up his gang, Defense counsel asserted Clagett After the defendant had been re- it published for the Hitler Jugend (Hit- high adventure and eager for it, trict pline. pistol, the outlaw held aloft, raid an or out” with Ocker when had a contract by which the armory a police station ler of whom there are 6,- to "fell high- moved to the judge's chambers and and said: "Ha. ha, Youths), though it leads death. former to build and At the age of 10, German boys laughed derisively over the week end to obtain ranking Army officers repeatedly asked agreed own the a cot. she was treated guns, 000,000 in Germany. They profess Hitler does not want war. He wants placed upon ha. I did it with a wooden pistol.” and rob a bank "the that Ocker be to them as dam. must join the ‘‘Jungvolk,’’ (the first thing Mon- ideals of for Germany and for for assigned for 20 minutes by her daughter. Dr. armed with a revol- peace only honorable equality Germany Gov. Moeur's contention has young people), where they get the Subsequently, day morning.” pilot. been and Dr. Frank McNamara, he locked Europe. among the nations of the world and Catherine, first taste collective ver taken from Blunk, up is credited The defense also that since Arizona had not agreed to of disciplined Dillinger by police with to be the irresistible charged Clagett jail physician. Then she was car- all available guards, after disarming Leader of Youth. what he believes the construction of life; at the age of 14, they join the having robbed more than 100 banks had tried to block efforts of Ocker to the dam, any con- ried back to the stand, and the ques- confiscated two ma- destiny of the German folk, extending “Hitler Youth," and at IS the them, Thompson in his career of crime. Last Septem- The leader of the Hitler Youths is have the War Department pass on his struction work carried out on the was resumed. the warden's office, beyond all frontiers. tioning Storm with 4 months chine guns from ber he was identified in Dayton, a remarkable young man named Bal- aviation Inventions. Maj. Ocker is Arizona side of the line would be an W. Troopers, Ohio, After the session Attorney W. commandeered an automobile, and who one encroachment of every year in a labor camp. as having robbed four Indiana, Ohio, dur von Schirach, day may Companionship Fine. credited with developing instruments his State's rights. Smith announced the defense's case, sped away with Blunk and Edward and be Hitler's successor. It is he who is The in Pennsylvania banks, in which used in blind flying. guardsmen, accompanied by as far as he knew, was In form this service is voluntary, ! whom he in this completed Saager. garage attendent. nearly $100,000 loot was taken. forming the mind of young Germany, There is something splendid the Governor as their commander in Prosecutor Charles S. practice it is about as voluntary as as He released and of Transferred on Dougherty took along hostages. the pioneers of an unknown future. companionship self-discipline Request. chief, will leave for the scene next an unborn child's choice of nation- said he would place five rebuttal wit- them later at Peotone, 111., 25 miles "SHOOT TO KILL" In his latest address to them be the* young Brown Shirts and the Hit- On several occasions, the attorneys week. on the stand. ality. In nesses south of Joliet. wrote as follows: ler youths. Many people England said, Maj. Ocker was transferred at The chief executive said the Thus if. annpareri dnnhtfnl final w w w w latest When he left the Jail, five iron “The outside world says we are all and elsewhere would be glad to see it his own in order to escape agreement Jailed Henchmen Ordered Slain If request failed when the water dis- would before late doors were locked behind him. With own But arguments begin Man Power French Worry. wearing uniforms and desire to con- among their young people. Lieut. Col. Clagett's jurisdiction. trict contended Arizona should take afternoon, or Tuesday morning, with him was Herbert colored, Break Attempted. our forces there is also something terrible in It The French are worried more about Youngblood, quer the world with young The asserted ill-feeling between the Its troubles to the Federal Government. a that the case would not held for a who aided And there's possibility in man between Gary murder, and suppress other nations and not for neighboring nations. two officers came to a head last Sep- the difference power LIMA, Ohio, March 3 OP).—Sheriff ---- to the before him in the not to Euro- go jury Wednesday. the two countries than the Ger- escape. allow any other will in the world but something in it belonging tember 29 when Maj. Ocker is alleged by Don Sarber was ordered to In contrast to the thousands who Dillinger began his break about tonight our own. How ridiculous is all this! traditions. It is tribal. It is the have declared there had been col- man rearmament. Germany has 63.- pean to 750 Movies Claimed. admittance to 8:30 a m. At that Blunk if John It is in Bought Friday's session, 000.000 inhabitants, France has only today. time, "shoot the prisoners" Dilllnger We look upon our uniforms as tire worship of old gods. pagan lusion” between Clagett and Maj. the court room could have ac- entered the cell to obtain con- It is Japan claims 750 motion today causes concern to fingerprints makes an to his garb of comradeship. We do not its origins and teaching. very C. Johnston, senior sur- pictures 41,000,000. This attempt liberate Clyde flight were commodated manv additional of confined on a rob- produced there last year, com- persons. a ex- Harry Jellenek, quer the world but our German dangerous. geon at Kelly Field, concerning a phy- the Freqfh leaders, concern henchmen In the Allen County jail, with 510 As Prosecutor Dougherty questioned charge. Youngblood was in the We and we Nazis their de- pared in America. 190 in in an increased military ex- bery fatherland. say peace The young proclaim sical examination that removed the about the pressed and it looks as the England, 145 in Dr. Wynekoop clothing cell with Dillinger and Jellenek. though attempt mean peace, under one condition, of sire for peace, and I believe them, but veteran pilot from flying status. Germany and 140 at which, ac- penditure. in France. worn by Rheta the time be successful. and if their leaders called one day for was The Chamber of Deputies voted last Disarms Five Guards. might equal rights security.” Maj. Ocker returned to flight cording to her repudiated statement, a commented But the fear that a Nazi Germany would and week a new three-year program for "It's strong order,” war they go marching duty after being passed by Capt. H. she choloroformed the girl, she re- aviation. It will cost the French He forced Blunk to call the five Prosecutor E. M. Botkin, who issued is a threat against peace is not con- singing to their sacrifice. E. Schneider and another assistant plied: are the as I believe, sure of the minds di- taxpayers no less than $325,000,000, guards on duty In the jail, and one at it, “but they not going to get tradicted by fact, Who can be of Maj. Johnston. Capt. Schneider 2-Door, 5-Passe nm "I tell you, I don't know, I wasn't Ijjjj out of here.” that Hitler wants peace now. These and controlling this new force was before the Completely but the air minister, Gen, Denain, a time, he disarmed them and locked recting questioned military ||l|| Equipped there." men like Von Schirach and says this is well worth It. it may keep The prisoners are Harry Pierpont, Nazi leaders, in Europe, this renaissance young court today. Then the defendant swayed in her them In a cell. Guard PONTIAC i those Ironically, Charles Makley and Russell Clark, and his ardent disciples, are raising vigor of a great race marching to- “I examined Maj. Ocker on Septem- [ chair. She turned to the judge and nasty bombing planes away Delivered in Ernest Baar, who was off duty, was held under redoubled guard here for up millions of young men whose faith ward the great unknown with old ber 29 and found him ex- Washington J mumbled something. As she caught- from French territory. qualified, HI! trial on charges of first-degree mur- is based upon racial pride, absolute on their lips and old myths in for defects, on which he had At her throat. Attorney Smith leaped asleep on the third floor of the Jail, songs cept eye der in the slaying of the sheriff's fa- obedience to leadership and utter their hearts? I ask myself these ques- waivers.” he testified. to his feet and called Judge Miller’s armed with a .45 caliber and pistol Jesse Sarber. last October 12. self-sacrifice for their nation. They cannot answer them. attention to the woman’s condition. ther, tions and* ‘‘I did not want him to fly because 21 rounds of ammunition. He failed his are educated in ideas of Miller ordered the The elder Sarber, who preceded intensively (Copyright 11*34 bv (he North American of the three waivers on his vision Judge quickly fitness i Alliance. Inc.) to as son as sheriff, was shot fatally when self-sacrifice, courage, physical Newnpaper and for reasons. Ocker Jury removed and all windows opened. awaken Dillinger locked up the patriotic Maj. I! Phone*837 for Demonstration I Dillinger's pals liberated him from is an 'institution' in the Air Corps Court Room in Uproar. guards in such a manner that they the jail, where he was awaiting trial the court In the Georgia and ought not to chance an acci- FLOOD MOTOR CO. As the last juror passed through could not reach alarm scat- i [ by high signals for bank robbery. dent." 3419 j the door the defendant slid down in DECISION IN BANK case. Connecticut Art, 1 j tered throughout the jail. Had they | Outside the jail was an armed the February 5 opinion Phone CL. her chair. A bailiff placed a pillow Analyzing Saw Trouble Coming. 3838. with moving about be- ill the case of under her head, and for a few min- reached any of the signals, Baar camp, guards of the Supreme Court hind sandbag barricades. the Capt Schneider said he demurred utes she with her eyes closed, would have been awakened the CONTROVERSY URGED the city of Marion. 111., against lay * * * * by to the examination of The It was the memory of that killing— receivership of the City National Bank making Maj. gasping for breath. court room be called clamor The State Department may and might have killed the a bold invasion of the of asserted the Ocker in September, but was ordered was in an uproar, and Miller jail, slaying of Herrin. 111.. O'Connor Judge soon to consider the of an- ■ recognition outlaw. the sheriff and release of Dilllnger that to June 25, 1930, to do so by Maj. Johnston. SALESMEN WANTED: ordered every one to his seat. O'Connor Appeals to Supreme court held prior other new state, besides Manchukuo. With the all locked and a cell—that caused officials here "I asked to be relieved because When Dr. Wynekoop was carried guards up, from a national bank was without power The of the world are tired of said Johnston A back to the stand 24 minutes later, Gypsies others outside unaware of the situa- to double their guard. Court in Over : to pledge assets to secure deposits of a Maj. Ocker had Maj. dynamic result-producer of very and have asked the Brit- Dispute Pledging she had regained control of herself, being Gypsies tion. Dillinger forced Blunk to ac- Pierpont, alleged “trigger man” in State or its political subdivisions and did not want him returned to pilot highest calibre, with sufficient ish to grant them a piece means but her tightly clasped hands trem- government company him. singing out to Jellenek the Sarbt-r killing, goes on trial Tues- of Securities. since that date could only pledge as- status." Capt. Schneider said. "I to finance self, commission of land in Africa so that they may as see trouble and did basis bled and her face was a deathly he left, “Come on. Harry, let's go." day. sets for that purpose when located in could coming not only; Washington-Baltimore form a separate state. white. Go to-,” replied Jellenek, "I Brig. Gen. Harold M. Bush of the States where State banks were au- want to be Involved in it.” territory; creative specialty selling Michael Kwiek. the of the Associated Presi. Forgetfulness was her refuge when King wouldn’t walk 2 feet with you.” Ohio National Guard, assigned to or- By the thorized to make such pledges. Scneider quoted Maj. Johnston as cellophane specialties, coffee, glas- in Poland, has to London Prosecutor Dougherty opened the ses- Gypsies gone Dillinger, Youngblood and Blunk ganize the force to guard the jail, and The United States Supreme Court The contract under which the Sparta saying he "would not fly with Maj. sine. cellophane window, rice. to were to present this request personally to its assets to secure Ocker and would sion. His questions about a proceeded the warden's office, j Judge E. E. Everett asserted there has been asked to settle another con- Bank had pledged not expect his of- cocoa, chocolate coating bags and the British Kwiek claims conversation he had with her the government. which was untenanted, and the out- would be no change in plans for the deposits made by Georgia was made ficers to.” flour sacks through meat packers, to be the scion of an ancient troversy over the authority of na- afternoon after she signed the state- Gypsy law snatched two heavy Thompson trial of Pierpont. on July 12, 1928. he asserted, contend- candy, nut, potato chip, pretzel and bases his on tional banks to assets to se- ment that she fired a bullet into the royal family, request machine guns, the only weapons of Machine gun nests are manned at pledge ing it was made before Congress had and textile manufacturers, flour, the fact that the national feeling I bliai/ national body of Rheta after the girl had ap- U"UCU UIC OllCl ill a U1ULC. strategic points in the vicinity of the cure deposits of States and their po- authorized such pledges by grain, millers, drug and grocery his is parently succumbed to an overdose among subjects-to-be growing. Then the group, with Blunk in jail. Another machine gun stancs at litical subdiv isions. banks. W(itson Promised chains. Write fully, in confidence. He wants a of land somewhere of chloroform. piece front of the menacing machine gun, the end of the corridor that leads ’jast j J. F. T. O'Connor, controller of the -.-- Address Box 362-Z, Star Office She denied having any recollection near Egypt, because there are ancient a slow and march to the began carefql the cells of the three mobsters. No! currency, Thursday urged before Shoes for bonds the two 1 Sought Needy. of the conversation with Dougherty, linking peoples. freedom. one Is permitted to enter the jail high tribunal the importance of grant- Spectacular Fight even when the * Md.. March 3 prosecutor read the * * * To the Jail kitchen Dillinger pro- without a written order from Sheriff j ing a review asked by the receiver of KENSINGTON, alleged statement question by ques- ceeded, there Mrs. Irene or the Hancock National Bank of (Special).—An appeal for members For Seat Two Giving Up Rein*. encountering Sarber, Prosecutor Botkin Judge Sparta, j by Gray tion. Baker, matron and cook. “Be a good Everett. Ga.. to set aside a decision of the of the Kensington Parent-Teacher Presidents are I Q Where did you get the gun that Two octogenarian by little girl," Dillinger facetiously told Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals hold- Association to send her any outgrown of the reins of gov- Representative Finley Gray, veteran day? A. I wasn't there. I got no way relinquishing her, “and we won't kill you." The ing a pledge of assets made by that shoes or clothing for distribution ernment. are Field Marshal Paul Indiana Democrat, told the House eun. They woman obeyed In frozen horror, and bank to secure deposits made by the among needy pupils of the public von of and Dr. yesterday that if former Senator Q. Didn't you say to me on the Hindenberg Germany down to the jail garage marched the Crime Record State of Georgia. schools was made by Mrs. A. H. of Czechoslovakia. James E Watson is his for afternoon after the inquest, “I got Thomas Masaryk outlaws and their hostage. Pointing out there were 1.450 na- Scott at the association's monthly opponent from the tenth In- the gun from the uesk drawer?" A. The former feels that he has ful- tional banks in receivership. O'Connor meeting here. Mrs Scott is chair- Representative Asks for Fsst Car. diana district, “the campaign will be I don't remember. filled his duty of bringing the Reich and Robber emphasized it was of great importance | man of the P.-T. A. Welfare Com- Dillinger Gang a one and there will be hell y. Did you say. i reit ner pulse. back where it belongs and he can All this time guards detailed outside to the Government to have a ruling I mittee. spirited Death on the Wabash.” gp^Dr. Vaughan, Trail of There is no pulse after the heart stops leave it now- safely in the hands of the prison went about their duties in Leave Watson served as Senator from for more than beating"? A. I can't recall. Hitler. He thinks that at the age Ignorance of what was going on. For and Looted Banks. Indiana for and was ao years a suc- Q. Did you take her pulse? A of 86 he has a right to take a rest. more than a half hour no one was years majority cessful prac- I can't recall. able to gain entrance to the jail, due leader during the Hoover administra- Dr. Marsaryk is going to be re- Chance for French Scholars titioner of den- Q When were asked the to Dillinger’s thoroughness in locking March 3 tion. you elected in May; there is no opposition CROWN POINT. Ind. tistiy. now of- "who the Did all doors. Gray was addressing the House in Question, fired shot?" to his election. But he. is 83 UP).—The crime trail of John Dil- too, years to the bill extend- fers a helpful you reply, "I did?" A. I don't re- In the garage Saager was on duty. opposition Steagall old and ill. Soon after his election he linger, desperado: new dental member. He looked tip to see men- ing for another year the power of the intends to hand over the reins of Dillinger June. 1933.—Released on parole from Desires to gov- New Caledonia Federal Reserve Banks to cur- service at low- Q. Did you say. when asked how acing him with a machine gun. Indiana State after Professor of College back ernment to Foreign Minister Edouard prison serving est prices and shots were fired, one?” "What's the fastest car?” barked rency issues with the Federal bonds. many "only Benes. a much and more en- sentence for store robbery at Moores- younger Promote Between Island “There Is the on most rea- A. I dont recall. I won't say that the desperado. Correspondence no time like present.” ergetic man. ville. sonable credit I did, and I won't say that I didn't. Saager replied. “The sheriffs there,” Com- the Indiana Representative began. July 17.—Dalesville, Ind., • • * terms. and American "The future is not ours. pointing to a small, black sedan. The mercial Bank robbed of $3,500. Dil- Pupils. SPECIAL NOTICES. car was with a “To make what I am trying equipped police short- linger suspected. plain NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE wave radio set and Dillinger could Ind Na- to impress here, that is. the uncer- have disposed of our entire interest in the August 5.—Montpelier, listen to broadcasts from Is there any boy or girl In Wash- mile* in length and averages 25 to 30 tainty of life and I come from Dutch Kitchen. H5:I5 Georeia ave.. and police sta- tional Bank robbed of Dil- politics. Diseased Teeth $12,000. a It Is mountainous *tp responsible only for obligations con- tions for his capture. ington who would like to have mile* in breadth. a 30.000 Republican district, with one tracted prior to February "7. 1934. CAP- linger suspected. dra- With the machine at his friend or a group of friends on thfc and the landscape is rich and Democrat county and eight Republic- ITAL DEVELOPMENT CO.. INC. 4* gun back, September 22.—Dillinger arrested Removed Blunk was to other side of the world? matic in character. Cobalt, nickel, an and I read the TREASURY DEPARTMENT, forced enter the car as victims counties, rumblings Dayton, Ohio. Identified by iron and in remarkable Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. driver. In the rear seat were If so. The Star has the honor of manganese and reports coming in that Mr. James Young- as in bank robberies at Washington. D. C.. blood and participant Mr. Nicolaleff, abundance guarantee the future pros- E. Watson will me for re-elec- 1934. Saager, and the automobile introducing professeur oppose Temporary Dentures February 3, New Carlisle, Ohio: Farrell, Pa.; of the Notice Is hereby given to all persona sped off toward and au college. Noumea. New Caledonia, perity people. tion. Gary Chicago. Ohio. who may have claims against the ”Fed- Indianapolis and Bluflton, edi- Throughout the day, It was i via Australia, who writes to the “Mr. Watson is a good man and eral-American National Bank and Trust reported Total. $82,800 taken in these robberies. Capt. Cook Discovered Isle. Restored Same Company of Washington.” District of Co- seen near Joliet, but no aparent defi- tor: “Desirous of promoting the ex- a great campaigner. I have some Day lumbia. that the same must be presented September 26.—Ten convicts escaped * * * * nite clue as to the whereabouts of change of letters between our pupils Capt. James Cook was the dis- in that line myself, but Yes! The same to Cary A. Hardee. Receiver, with the from Dil- qualifications day your diseased the Michigan City, Ind., prison. and scholars in I coverer of the isle. He touched at legal proof thereof within three months Masaryk and Benes have had a hard desperado was available. Blunk your country. beg I cannot assure you that I will come teeth are removed we will restore them from this date or they may be disallowed. linger still in Dayton, Ohio, jail. of life for Czechoslovakia’s in- and Saager were released at 10 a the favor inserting the following the haven of Balade in 1774 and was back Watson. I can only with a J. F T OCONNOR. struggling :30 m. against temporary denture. When little the worse for appeal: ! followed by d'Entrecasteaux in 1793. assure if is a candi- _Comptroller of the Currency. dependence. their experience. Sheriff Slain. you that Watson your mouth has healed sufficiently, we “Are there or be- French missionaries arrived in 1843 TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF During the war Benes arrived in any boys girls date the campaign will be a spirited will make a permanent restoration. the of the Wash- Woman Sheriff Furious. turned tween 14 and 19 of who the was annexed Comptroller Currency. Paris practically destitute to plead for September 28.—Dillinger years age and territory by one. and there will be hell on the You pay only for the ington, D. C., December 4, 1933.—Notice permanent work of his Mrs. Holley lost no time in over to Sheriff Jess Sarber of Allen understand French and are willing to France in 1853. Noumea was founded —no Is hereby given to all persons who may the independence country. pursuit Wabash. extra cost for temporary den- of Ohio, at Lima for the $2,800 correspond with the French of as the colonial in 1854. The have claims against Park Savings Bank.” He immediately called on an Ameri- Dillinger. County, pupils capital “I know' that voters leaving their ture. Come in now for an examina- D. C that the same must She was Bluffton bank our > of the town is estimated at Washington, can friend who took him to the Amer- coldly furious at the es- hold-up. college? population to cross the line and vote for tion of your teeth be presented to John F. Moran. Receiver, party and learn of this As soon as she learned of October released by "We have about 200 All 30.000. The natives are Melanesians with the legal proof thereof within three ican Red Cross, where he was fitted out cape. the 21.—Dillinger pupils. opposing candidates, do not leave to new plan. she who shot understand and are and the whites French. months from this date or they may be with some soap, a razor and blades and break, telephoned police at nearby three confederates fatally English many Polynesians, vote for candidates. They leave to disallowed. even able to In American visitors have the a Gary, shouting over the wire, “Send Sheriff Sarber. reply your tongue. praised vote candidates and chastise J. F. T. O CONNOR. couple of shirts. against all the and November eludes “Are scholars in America eager to land, the climate and the people. _Comptroller of the Currency. Later in the day he started his police guns you’ve got— 14.—Dillinger trap their party for dereliction of duty. Dr. their French, to learn about Tne first New Caledonian UPHOL8TERING DONE IN YOUR HOME rounds to convince the French and Dillinger's loose.” set for him by Chicago police and improve stamps “And after they have voted against Vaughan Phone NAtional 4094 Ask for G. was Indiana officers our beautiful South Sea islands or to were issued in 1859. and about 500 Dentiit the British political leaders of the im- Today's escape Dillinger's sec- at dentist’s office. their candidates and inflicted proper ROEMER. _* cards or different varieties now are listed In of a free and ond. In his one previous escape, l/ovember 19.—Harry Copeland, Dil- exchange papers, post stamps? on their ANNUITIES portance creating strong punishment party leaders, 932 F St. N.W. MEt. 9576 broke at arrested in as one philatelic catalogs. Provide highest incomes with greatest «e- Czechoslovak state in Central Europe. Dillinger jail Lima, Ohio, linger ally, Chicago Where to Address Letters. they lose the spirit of animosity and 4»iirltv Phnnp fnr hnnlclpf with the aid of from of convicts. Washington children who respond Melraaulilan Theater Building Today Benes is one of the moat companions the escaped Michigan City revenge and go back and pursue the M. LE ROY GOFF. sheriff "The first letters should be ad- to the friendly gesture of Mr. Nlcola- 1036 0.340. listened to statesmen in outside, the being killed In the even tenor of their Woodward_NA. _ Europe. ways.” $27,000 Robbery. dressed directly, and In French, to leff may find much pleasure in corre- INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS FOR RENT OR * * * * delivery. new Mr. G. Nicolaleff. Professeus au Col- with their friends. 1 ■ *ale; complete line of and used chairs; Dillinger earlier had engineered the November 20.—Racine. Wis., Ameri- spondence faraway eii n-ii II all sizes, styles and adjustments: reduced Pride of Prince lege, Noumea, New Caledonia, via The Star would be interested to know prices. Also folding chairs, wood or metal. Tokugawa. Michigan City prison break of 10 con- can Bank and Trust Co. robbed of Australia.” the results of the UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. Prince Yiesoto Tokugawa, who Is at victs. Some of these helped him es- i $27,000 by five machine Dil- appeal. 41K 10th St. N.W._ME. 1843._ gunners. An Indication of the distance be- in Washington, is much cape and he took them with him as! named victims as leader. Jogs—4 doz. strictly fresh eggs present linger by tween Mr. Nicolaleff’s school and The from delivered. of the fact that one of his recruits to a gang which terrorized 14.—East Shenandoah Valley, $L prouder January Chicago, Ind., Star office is to be found in the fact DEcatur 4326-4326._«• ancestors received a cup of tea di- the Midwest for weeks, robbing banks bank robbed of and Policeman ] $15,000 that his communication is dated PRIVATE SECRETARIES WANTED—A NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS rectly from the hands of the Empress William P. slain the lorn tea! money.**. an demand to assist in drafting a constitution for a O’Malley by January 29 and was received yester- fa new party, namely. Real Man's Foundation. of than any other achieve- identified as Japan, by bandits. Dillinger leader days en route. A map of Address Box Qn-A. Star his equipment paid for by the Amer- day—34 Beginners' and review Courses office._6* ments of family, the origin of of gang, police said. of New SPECIAL RETURN-LOAD RATES ON FULL ican Oceania shows the location In Gregg and Boyd Shorthand which is lost in the mist of time. investors. all secretarial subjects. and part loads to all points within l.ooo January 25.—Dillinger, Charles on the of and * * * * Caledonia Tropic Capri- Touch 8-8 weeks. Civil miles; padded vans: guaranteed service; typing Makley and Russell Clark with woman about 7,000 miles southwest of Service dictation classes. Free place- local moving also. Phone NAtional 1400. corn, fspeed i In- | Plane Paraguayan Prise, arrested in at ment to openings hourly. NAT. DEL. ASSOC.. INC.. 1317 N. Y. ave. companions hideaways San Francisco. The principal island graduates, quire or enroll today at BOYD BUSINESS I AM NOW PREPARING TO FORM A Hut the great feather in the cap of Tuscon, Ariz., by police there. of the group Is approximately 220 UNIVERSITY, 1333 F St. N.W. Nat. 33 iO. small to in public utility company operate the soldiers is the cap- January 30.—Dillinger returned by ft profitable field. Individual participation Paraguayan of Sinn is offered. If you have idle ture of the brand-new tri-motor airplane to Indiana authorities at up * capital address Box 265jg. Star office. plane specially purchased by Bolivia Crown Point for the O’Malley slaying. BLOWERS BURNING BUCKWHEAT for the use of the German March 3.—Dillinger escapes from coal. installed with two controls; I-year general, guarantee; $50 cash. District 9022. * Hans Kundt, who Is the generalis- Crown Point JaiL WANTED-COLORED CHOIR MEMBERS simo of their army. It had been used 1o compete in :olo contest; cash prizes. once. Call North IM1411 Monrtay before :i P m. just JUST CALL NA. Gen. Kundt is the highest paid IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS? * * * * 4.I5S. Mr. CALLIS will take care of It. officer in the world. He receives a on easy terms._4* American investors are indirectly salary of $10,000 a month and was LONG DISTANCE MOVING—OUR COM- the Chaco war. the Bolivian a plete transportation system covers entire financing Bolivia paid by government eastern part of countw "Dependable raised a $23,000,000 loan in the sum of $300,000 (deposited in a bank •ervlce alnce 1898." The Davidson Transfer nsi United States in 1928. About in as an inducement to re- & Storage Co.. 2216 6th it n.e. DE. $5,000,- Berlin) e .too. 000 was spent on modern war mate- turn to Bolivia and lead the army. rial, which she ordered from VUters, >Auto Paintings ROOF WORK Ltd. the British ammunition makers, ■ • by C Take # —of any nature capably performed to age off, put Call us for estimate. fight Paraguay. practical roofers. C on, with a 1 V/'VSKTC ROOFING. 933 V ST. N.W. The Paraguayans had no arms beauty JVUVJlsJ COMPANY North 4423. new \ No Money Doum and no money, but plenty of fight £ paint job. Metal Weather in them. Within two years they a A dean, well finished ear Is % First Payment Strips as important as roar personal S •■». succeeded in about $2- caulking. Tubervllle. 117 11th at capturing # appearance and next to a new C April 15th £nd1. __ 000,000 worth war % ear, a new paint job Is roar best M 4882._ of up-to-date to to their M inrestment. # 1 3 Years Pay coal- equipment from opponents, “Dictator” BLOWERS bbSgeat \ and Fandar Work # J Immediate Installation without Oan be installed with Are burning. || Body one penny cash. Take adyantase with two controls. $65. of or over 71 Complete € Jobs $25 \ J of onr liberal payment plan and Terms. m atart pay ins April 1A. Eeolpmeat W. H. HESSICK A SON. 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