Evening star. [volume], March 11, 1937, Page A-15, Image 15

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“WOMAN IN RED”
ASKS TO RETURN
Dillinger Death Lure Seeks
Re-Entry From Exile in
Rumania.
By thl Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 11.—"The wom
en in red.” who lured Bandit John
Dilltnger to his death, pleaded today
from her exile In Rumania for re
fntry to the United States.
Writing from the Balkan town of
Timisoara, where she is known as
Dona Anna Cumpanasi, Mrs. Anna
Sage asked a Chicago attorney to take
the necessary legal steps to expedite
ber return. The 45-year-old woman
wrote she did not believe the United
Btates Government, which banished
ber 10 months ago, would oppose her
petition for re-entry’.
ttewarci Claims to He rued.
The attorney, who asked that his
name be withheld, told the Associated
Press Mrs. Sage also had asked him
to file reward claims totaling $5,000
against five States—Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin—for
ber part In the capture of Dillinger.
The Federal Government paid ' the
Woman in red” $5,000 shortly after i
She lured the desperado into the trap !
Which police and Department of Jus- ;
tice agents had set July 22, 1934, out- j
■ide a Chicago theater.
Mrs. Sage’s attorney said she ex- j
pressed discontent with her lot in ;
Rumania and a desire to rejoin her
American-born son, Steve Chiolak, 23,
In Chicago.
F’red J. Schlotfeldt, district director j
for the Department of Immigration, I
Whose agents escorted Mrs. Sage out
cf the United States, said he did not
believe the Government would permit
tier to return because immigration
laws prohibit re-entry of persons de
ported for immoral acts. Mrs. Sage's
expulsion was based on her conviction
on charges of operating disorderly
bouses in Indiana.
Deported in April, 1936.
Mrs. Sage's deportation in April,
1936, followed her unsuccessful battle
In the Federal courts. Mrs. Sage
■ought dismissal of the deportation
order on grounds she had fulfilled an
agreement when, wearing a dress of
brilliant hue, she put Dillinger on the
■pot.
She contended Melvin Purvis, for
merly in charge of the Department
of Justice Chicago office, promised
dismissal of deportation proceedings
In return for her assistance.
During the course of Mrs. Sage's
court battle Purvis issued a statement
In which he said that "as part of her
reward” she should be allowed to
remain in the United States.
MISS MINA BRUERE,
WOMAN BANKER, DIES
WBS Assistant Secretary in Cen
tral Hanover Bank & Trust
Co. in New York.
Sr the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 11.—Mina M.
Bruere. former president of the As
sociation of Bank Women, died here
yesterday.
A native of St. Louis, she entered
the banking business after serving
*'ith the Association for the Improv
ing of the Condition of the Poor and
the Charity Organization Society. At
the time of her death she was as
•istant secretary in charge of the
women's department of the Central
Hanover Bank & Trust Co.
Besides two brothers and three sis
ters in New York, she is survived by
another brother, Dr. Gustave E. Bruere
of Portland, Oreg., and a sister, Mrs.
Walter L. Whittlesey of Princeton,
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OFFICERS GET GOAT
“Slot Machine Guy” Sends Sher
iff Present
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 11 OP).
—A billygoat, frisky and malodorous,
reached the sheriff’s office late yes
terday in the care of two uniformed
messengers, consigned to Summons
Deputy R. B. Keis and Chief Deputy
George Heltsler, who have been active
recently in a campaign against slot
machines.
A note attached to the crate read:
“You finally got my goat. (Signed)
A Slot Machine Ouy.”
Sheriff George A. Luts., Jr., re
marked: “Somebody is kidding them."
17 CHILDREN HURT
School Bus Hit by Freight Train
in Carolina.
BRYSON CITY, N. C., March 11
Of).—Seventeen Bryson City school
children suffered minor cuts and
bruises yesterday when a school bus
was hit by a freight train at a cross
ing here. Wayne Blue, driver of the
bus, said he slowed down before at
tempting to cross, but did not see or
hear the train. The bus was in the
eenter of the crossing when the train,
moving slowly, struck it. The bus did
not turn over.
Malaya faces many strikes.
TURKEY’S $2,700 MEAL
CHICAGO, March 11 OP).—Etta
Reed, blond radio singer, Is asking
reimbursement for the $2,700 break*
fast she said a turkey had at her
expense.
She filed suit yesterday In Circuit
Court for $3;000 against Gust Terzake,
owner of a turkey coop, alleging that
when she went to purchase her
last Christmas dinner one of his
turkeys gobbled her $2,700 diamond
clasp.
She added the $300 to the bill be
cause she said she had suffered some
"mental anguish.”
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Manila, P. I, now has 800 taxicabs.
Continuing Our Sensational Sale of
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Maine Potatoes are known to possess excellent keeping qualities,
and these are U. S. No. 1 Grade, which means the best quality
obtainable. You need not hesitate to put in a supply ot this low
price.
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Fresh
BEETS or
CARROTS.bunch
White or Yellow a h
TURNIPS---2"- 5C
Yellow m hb
apples'_4 lb‘ 19c ONIONS - - 4 17e
U. S. No. 1 Old-fashioned >| 0% f- 7cn‘,er’ Green ^ ^
Winesap Apples 4 lb‘ 25® BROCCOLI - b““ b 19'
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Why Not a Duck Dinner for This Sunday?
We Have...
Fancy Fresh Killed
LONG ISLAND
DUCKS
A duck dinner will make your family meal-happy this Sunday. These ducks
are fancy quality, plump and tender, and of the famous Long Island variety.
Tender and Juicy
CHUCK
ROAST.
Cut From IT. S. Govt. Officially Graded
CHOICE STEER BEEF
Brandywine ^ "T Palace Brand ¥%
SLICED BACON_lb- J/C SLICED BACON_«>• 33c
U. S. Govt. Graded A Dated
Sunshade
EGGS
U. S. Standards
Large—Retail, Grade B
d<*. 3 5c
Current Receipt
EGGS . doz. 29e
1
Combination Sale!
8 oz. pkg. SUNSHINE , Reg. 20c Value
KRISPY \ Both for
CRACKERS
and pkg. of I
SHEFFORD
CREAM \
CHEESE
Sunshade
ROLL
BUTTER
D. G. S.
Creamery
BUTTER
Shefford Snappy Cheese_10c JELKE'S good luck ib. 3
Auth's Smoked Sausage_ib. 25c MARGARINE__ pkg.
f 9 g (Only in Licensed Stores.)
I ; i
GRAPEFRUIT
Juicy Florida* Pink Meat Texas
i 6 25‘ 4s25‘
Standard OYSTERS . 3 9C
Fresh (Not Frozen) ^ m
HADDOCK FILLETS... lb|/c
Sale of Canned Fruits!
IN BUFFET SIZE CANS
Peeled Apricots, Sliced Peaches,
Bartlett Pears, Fruit Cocktail
or Pineapple Tidbits
as. *3 S'25*
Pillsbury’s Wtm ^
Sno-Sheen Cake Flour_pkg.
“Te^erized" |b. ^ ^ C 2 lb. ^
Sunsweet Prunes pkg. | Mm pkg- Mm^J
Baker>‘ Vz lb. AC
Breakfast Cocoa_ can ^
Aunt Jemima ^ ^
Pancake Flour_pkg. 1
Medal WHEATIES
Winter... Summer...
The Year - Round M , J " X ^
Breakfast Favorite PKgs.
Bee Brand
Black Pepper_
Pompeian 100% Pure
Olive Oil_
Pride of the Valley
Early June Peas_
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Meatlett
Spaghetti Dinner_
_
SUPER SUDS
(IN THE RED BOX)
Keeps Hands Soft and Silky
2 big \ mW C giant \ O C
pkgf. I # pkg. | O
FRFFI ln Every Sack of GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
* ■ Complete Plans and Recipes for
IDEAL SPRING PARTY
Including MENUS, RECIPES and DECORATION IDEAS'.
GOLD MEDAL “Kitchen Tested”
FLOUR “
Schindler’s
Peanut Butter...
"Fresh Roosted" Right Here in Washington
Campbells ^^k —
Tomato Soup. 4 A#
The World's Bowl of Smiles
Campbell*s
Tomato Juice
Just the Choicest Juice from Red-Ripe Tomatoes
Orange and Black ^^k ^^k p
Shoe Peg Corn X “n* Mm £
Just Like Fresh Corn—Now You Can Serve it Any Season!
Ritter ^ TFr
Pork & Beans. A-I /
A Favorite That Is Always Appreciated
Ritter Cooked
Spaghetti.
A Real Treat—Convenient to Serve—Saves Time and Effort!
The Dionne “Quins” use
Palmolive Soap -
The Soap Made With Soothing Olive Oil
These Prices Effective in Washington and Vicinity Till Close of Business Saturday,
March 13, 1937
HERSHEY’S
Mild & Mellow
Or
Mr. Goodbar
Milk Chocolate,
Honey and Almond 'M KjC
or Not-So-Sweet_-Mm bar* jM1 #
Blue Plate ■ p
Wet or Dry Shrimp_can |
S,ar J med. 3 3
Tuna Fish_cans
Three Diamond Brand a ■
Fancy Crab Meat_can 31^
Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry a ssm
Codfish Cakes_cans ^ / C
Rock Creek Ginger Ale
Pale or Golden i__ i . _
Lime and Lithia ® EL C
or Sparkling Water 4^ cont*.
Gold Bag Coffee — ">• 23c
Shurfine Coffee-lb 25c
tfUkiiwTea *£ 18* '^35*
Tru-Blu Bock Beer - - 3 25c
New Yorker Bock Beer, 4 25c
Beer in Most D. C. Stores—Prices Slightly Higher in Md. <ft Va. Stores
N. B. C. Trio Cream-filled Cookies_pk*. 10c
N. B. C. Butter Thins_Pkg. 12c
Sunshine Butter Bings_u>. Pk*. 19c
Sunshine Half Moon Cookies_it>. 23c
Sweetheart ,ND c AND m *
SOAP - - _ VA. STORES cakes I
Octagon Granulated Soap_lie. Pkf. 19c
Octagon Soap Chips_iKe. pk*. 19c
GOLD ^ Iin. Ac lge. | "JFc
DUST - Mm pkg$. pkg. | §