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I A. 2 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1936 ash registers it was such Chinese Girls Face Job Chances Brighter places a-s between stacKs or Ban on Hair Curling and behind certain boxes, Chain Store Loot Total Still Puzzles Police robbers seemed to know all the Hongkong. May 18 Women! sociatior of Canton petitioned tie authorities today to forbid caches. For 1936 College Crop i curling their hair. rattigaUan of the stores by De- The associations' step was taken.

Soldiers Rule Bolivia After Bloodless Coup Socialist State Declared in Revolt Following Paraguay's Example La Paz, Bolivia, May 18 tfp) A provisional junta of soldiers and socialists ruled Bolivia today after the civilian government of President June Graduating Classes Find Increased Demand W.llia::. i led wa a- a of a bv Koehl and the Rand auditor. dMire, with itta Pro-, vmcial Goen.ini:.: modesty cara Jules Miller. They found that each of the hiding places had been lo-1 cated and looted with little dis-1 from "its route. Koehl called police turbance rrom a nearbv telephone.

The robbers did not tell Koehl Police are working on the theory and Blakelv when the expedi- that a former employer of the Rand 15 Rand Branches in Boro Robbed by Pair Familiar With Route and Money Cache Driver and Helper Lie Helpless on Truck Floor for Help and Higher Salaries, Survey of Fifty Universities in U. S. Shows Job and salary prospects for June graduates, as shown Plane Sought In Smuggling Eludes Police Mystery Pilot Flies Away, Forcing Cop to Drop His Grasp on Cockpit A wide and intensive search was under way today for a mysterious airplane, said to resemble ne suspected of being used by a smuggling syndicate operating over the Canadian border, and which made a surpriise landing yesterday at Holmes Airport in Jackson Heights, Queens. The plane took off again and disappeared when Patrolman Otto Kafka, of the Police Department's aviation division, attempted to question the Dilot. As the nlane Detectives of the Empire Boulevard precinct were still 'as, leT- 11 was onI" after i iirm acted as -finger man" in the ZZXlt? amount onoot taken by two, atLet V'SJt S3 holdup men who visited and robbed 15 stores of the Rand; gone from the seat that the men ami where the money wa.s kept.

by an Associated Press survey of 50 colleges and universities chosen at random, are brighter than at any time since the icaueia auu uyers in a company trucK yesterday Between I roooers nao ten Koeni Most of the stores entered wer onset of the depression. A decided increase over last i FV.biK: Ave. Eastern Park- midnight and 4 a.m.. while the- Jose Luis Tejada Sorzano fell in a peaceful military coup. Flush driver Of the truck and his Koehl's pocket.

Even so. police said, The truck had been left a Ing and Throop sevc: Italy Executes Fort Hamilton Parkway, 7th and Kin Highway. The new council called war hero Negro helper, both bound irmt would nave oeen OI utup knew in advance hand and foot, lav on the year, both in positions offered and starting wages, is indicated by reports on seniors already "lined up," industrial scouts visiting campuses and inquiries received by placement bureaus. line manager had placed the floorboards for four hours. Col.

David Toro back from the Gran Chaco to become president, gained suspension of a general strike movement ancj proclaimed as its objective to "orient the nation toward a socialistic State by prudent, gradual The loot, all in rash, was mated roughly at between $60 and $150 from each store. Demand for Engineers Mnrked unturns are noted in em Charles Koehl, 28. of 2206 E. 7th the driver, and his helper, Bryant Blakely of 232 W. 120th Many Looters In Addis Ababa Giant Aide of Selassie Among Number Put to Death Press Is Ousted leans, witnout convulsions." Army Chief Leads Con? The government overturn was the We Service from Brooklyn fa Montauk Point MORTICIANS "A Community Institution Since 1864" NOTICE TO OUR CLIENTELE "COMPLETE PRICED FUNERALS" were aproached by the holdup started away, Kafka grasped the side of the cockpit, but let go as second in the aftermath of the long Chaco war.

Bolivia's soldiers seized ployment opportunities for students trained for business or technical positions. Demand exceeds supply, several schools report, for engineer-, chemists and pharmacists. me lau He was thrown to the ground and slightly injured SeveraV ylots of planes on the field power just three months after their former enemies in Paraguay ousted President Eusebio Ayala and installed Col. Rafael Franco as chief executive. ififK MACHINE ELECTRICITY FREE yN "Job-getting prospects at.

me university of North Carolina," says Dean Francis F. Bradshaw, "are approximately 25 percent better than at the same time last year, when tet i out in pursuit of the mystery flap, but were soon outdistanced. Taxi Driver Is Sought Queens police also were seeking a taxicab which arrived at the air Addis Abara, May 17 (By Military Col. German Busch, Acting Chief of the Bolivian Army General Staff, riane 10 Asmara, Eritrea, May is Murderers caught in the act of kill while the truck was parked in front Of 309A Kingston Ave. Warned Against Outcry Flourishing weapons, the robbers ordered Koehl and Blakely to lie down inside the truck.

They were I bound with heavy cord but left' ungagged. One of the men warned them, however, they would be shot if they cried out. The men apparently knew the route Koehl was to take on his nightly round of the 26 branches of the Rand syndicate to collect the day's receipts and garments to be taken to the central plant at 4201 Avenue H. led the swift, successful coup yes such prospects were some 300 percent better than for the preceding of death iintire. (No made bv any newspaper.) ior transcripts, etc.

ing and looting, plunderers found Opening hin burial spare is already pnnideil. Honorarium or offering inottld church senil es 'he terday. So sudden and unexpected was th prowling armed and bandits who port at about the same time the plane landed, but was gone when the excitement occasioned by tke plane's unconventional arrival and Frederic Vita Tonic or Personality Croquignole $5 movement that President Tejada refused to give up arms in accord Sorzano worked at his desk until two or three years. Several other officials also estimate the increase at 25 percent; other forecasts range up to an estimated increase of 200 percent over last year In employment opportuni-t'-j for chemical engineering graduates of Rensselaer Polytechnic institute, Troy, N. Y.

ance with a proclamation of martial law have been executed after trials in the last few days as Italian authorities seek to calm swiftly the situation in this former Ethiopian departure had subsided. The plane was described as Boeing two-seater of the type 01 used to carry the Unted States Beauty Treatments 25c MONDAY TO THURSDAY With or Without Appointment at Cost CASKF.T ALONE hut a FRACTION of TOTAL COST of a funeral. late Saturday night, left the palace without noticing the slightest indication of a plot and announced he would return to his office this morning. capital. Although Koehl tried to figure Alter waiting a week tor tne Colonel Busch proceeded at the out what stores were beine visited Chapel and Show Rooms Rogers Ac.

at Montgomery St. to quiet itself, but with sporadic In general, however, couege neaas not mention percentages, report head of a delegation to the home of he found it impassible. At each, one the President where they demanded of the men would enter the tm, outDursts atui prevalent. mail. It was said to bear a close resemblance to one sought by the United States and Canadian governments for smuggling alcohol into Canada.

When the plane landed, it aroused Kafka's suspicions by taxiing about thorittes are following military law his resignation and received it while the other remained on the to the letter, with fantastic scene: resulting. mpelili'on of promptly, unaetained, tne ae-. trues. posed President went into retire- The robbers had taken the master ment in his home. key to all the store doors twin ing rather that prospects are better and that almost all the seniors seem assured of jobs.

There is one dissenting voice: Father Francis Joseph O'Hern, 8.J., head of the employment agency of St. Louis University, believes "per Phone STerling 3-901 Several journalists have left Ad dis Ababa already under compul me runway in an eccentric manner. The polceman, off duty, had just completed a pleasure flight. sion, taKing tne train to ujidouh, Hp recalled that a similar ship had French Somaliiand, ana more follow. Rifles Bang Out Verdicts a result of the decisions of manent employment win De qiiiicuh to fi id." Salaries Higher While few venture an opinion as to the exact salaries graduates might expect.

Robert F. Moore, sec been described in the alarm for the smuggling plane. The policeman, after recovering from the shock of his fall, telephoned to the aviation division headquarters at Floyd Bennett Field, and a few minutes later the police plane arrived at Holmes Air military tribunals, rifles and machine guns of Carabinieri are bang- me out sometimes at qusk. carry retary of appointments of Columbia ing out sentence of death for the maurauders who burned and pil university, says tnat compensation for the best positions has risen to port, it started out in the direction taken by the mystery plane-toward New England but failed sight it. laged Addis Ababa in four days of rioting, resulting in more than 800 native deaths, before the Italians arrived May 5.

The latest to go Deiore an itanan firing sauad was Balahu, giant for LOW-PRICED CARS ONLY PLYMOUTH GIVES YOU BOTH mer umbrella carrier for Haile Selassie and one of the tallest men Kafka said the mysterious pilot told him he had no license, refused to give his name and refused to obey a command to get out of the The alarm for the Boeing plane was sent out on April 30 by the Collector of United States Customs $125 a month as compared with the $100 "tops" a graduate last year could expect. The geographical location of the schools reporting seems not to have affected the degree of improvement noted. No important difference is noted as between opportunities for men and women. The market for school teachers is active. Harvard and Washington State cite the re-opening of training schools by industrial companies as accounting for part of the demand in Ethiopia.

The seven foot five inch native was condemned by a military tribunal for "espionage and brigandage." Four newspapermen and three other persons, declared guilty of anti-Italian activities and espionage, have been expelled from at St. Albans, Vt. ror business school graduates. Oregon reports private business- replac Gaoghan Awaits Jersey Decision ing the Government in hiring trained foresters. Following is a summary of the ir graduating class.

I East placed. One-fc Oklahoma City Unit University 'of Oklahoma Chance of In Wendel Case Parker's Secretary Fights Attempt to Bring Her Before Kings County Jury District Attorney William F. X. Oeoghan today was awaiting the ruling of a New Jersey Judge on whether Mrs. Anna Bading, secretary of Ellis Parker must come to Brooklyn to tell what she knows, if anything, of the Paul H.

Wendel kidnap-torture case. Judge Wilfred H. Jayne of the New Jersey Circuit Court at Mount Holly reserved decision on the request of Assistant District Attorneys Francis A. Madden and Harry J. F.

Davey for Mrs. Bading's appearance before the Kings County grand jury. The request invoked the reciprocal law between New Jersey and New York which provides production on court order of witnesses who are wanted by either State. Counsel for Mrs. Bading opposed the motion on Saturday on constitutional grounds.

The grand jury here has already (. nlveriii of PltUhu Increase In scouts. Improve-janking. advertising and mer- Rulierj Great di crease In number of Interview! Vassar Prospects "seem to be fi Wellealev General trend of job for seniors much the same i emplonrii especially for alum Indicted five men for the Wendel kidnaping, including Ellis Parker who is still a fugitive. Wendel said he was kidnaped from in front ol a Manhattan hotel, taken to Brooklyn and tortured into signing the false confession of the Lindbergh kidnaping which delayed the execution of Bruno Richard Haupt- The Safest of" AUThree" Blum Is Seeking Arms Conference gtHMllinH The big 10J6 Plymouth is priced with the SH jHuttlffllW withtimepaynionttcrmsaslowasthelowestlYou HlmaaaHgtl I canbu a ncwP1 mouth EEfl gaHllllHIiHt VE TheCommercialCrcditCumpiiiiyhasmade avail- Eff gtaftl1ffiill Vaaavlf gtH gtaaW ah'C t0 Sot dcalers WlEl BBm BEw finance terms hat make Plymou easy to buy.

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