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Evening star., 1932-02-18
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS-DOM
(ContinucdD
GIRL cSlored wants steady positis9R ass
st. NV.
GIRL epd colored. wants job IS mothers helper
chamoermaid, waitress, days or part-tlme
work. Phone North 2575-W.
GIRL. good country, wishes a place as
mothers helper; stay nights Call Lin $3.50.
GIRL: coIored, wants Job: mothers helper.
st. ne. Lincoln 6597-W.
GIRL. colored. wishes a Job, work OF any
kind. Call Columbia 10197.
GIRLS, colored, reliable. want days work or
part-time JOB; best city references. Phone
Potomac 1904
GIRLS, 2, colored, experienced, wish domes-
ansow sic work Of any kind; reference. Call North
1857 Call from lis.
GIRLS; two. colored. neat, want places as
general houseworker or mothers helper. 1924
l2th st. NV Dec. 1242.
GIRLS (two), coIored, general houseWork or
part time; references. Call West 1892. 49,
GIRLS. two. desire Job as maids or mothers
helpers 1909 Que st. NV
| HoUSEKEEPEE; by experienced, Christian
Box l85-H. Start oflce. l9'
HoUSEKEEPER-Reliab settled. white
woman VIII DO general work for couple in
ref furnished Adde'S Box 1sa sssr o
fee. i9S+
MAID-Want to place my maid as I am
ledVlnB town. Good COOK and general
houseworker: loyal and dependable Mrs
!. c. Hanscom, 1900 Delafield pl. Col. G34s
WOMAN. reliable colored, wants place as
general housework or cooking good refer
enceS North 5033-J.
WOMAN with experience. desires place with
small family adults; can stay nights: excel
lent cook and server. Decatur 1908-M.
WOMAN. colored. desires part-time work OF
any kind Decatur 4297.
/ WOMAN colored. wishes position as cook
Al references and well exp. Call Decatur
1891
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time work or
maid in rooming house. or weeks work. 9l3
French St NV. Potomac 4719
WOMAN. colored. wants work OF any kind
FL St-class cook: references. Decatur 2655-W
WOMAN. colored. neat. wants laundry work
at horne or days work. Phone N. 5997
WOMAN. reliable. wants work of any kind
day or part time; reference. Decatur o67O.
WOMAN. colored experienced wants laun-
dry; home or out, by day, 50; housework;
city reference. 1853 Morton St Apt. g.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
GO BY PRIVATE AUTO. SHARE EXPENSE.
REFERENCES EXCHANGED
BUNYANS S. 1921 PENNA. AVE. Met. s752.
! WHY TRAVEL ALONE? CONGENIAL TPAV-
| el Bureau gets you paid guests or drivers.
| 63l Pa. ave. NV National 1856. 19'
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MARBLE GAMES.
Agents. statesmen and iobhers wanted. Ap-
ply Room 9l3. Woodward Bldg.

L
Sell life insurance with old line company:
big commissions: excellent future. Call at
Room 202 9l7 18th st. NV. -
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN.
There is room in Our organization
for three reliable men who will work
conscientiously to sell new and used
Chevrolets. Experience desirable
but not absolutely necessary, as we
furnish standard selling equipment
and train you for the work. Apply
to Mr.. Boteler, Barry-Pate Motor
Co., 2525 Sherman ave. NV.
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PIG aP-CEs PAID Do nos be- m.E.ac Tie
Lincoln CO has 10 connection. with any
frm ~ the business. Phone NoTopoAt
ss17 We vii pay 'ae hiEhest cash prtceS
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WE BUY AND SELL mons clothing jewelry,
diamonds firearms. musical instruments.
trunks. : OF clubs What have you TO sell?
Max ZVelr. CAT d 81 NV. Met qll3 $685..
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CHAPTER LII.

.HEY were all looking at Judy.
Mrs. Carter scared and offended.
Vera outraged. Stan with dark
/ displeasure, black eyes burning
under his finely marked brows.
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HELP-WOMEN.

CANVASSERS, experienced. wanted attrac-
tive proposition to those who qualify. Apply
$50 and II m. and TO pm. l8'
CHILDS NURSE, competent, white. able 10
prepare dinner. Good salary. home provid-
ed references. Address Box l84H. Star
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PHILLIPS nhcSnslA MItS St

Neutralizes the acids that cause "Acid
Headaches" and Sour Stomach within
IS minutes after takiuai
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GIRL, good country, wishes q place as
mothers helper; stay nights. Call Lin. $3.50
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC club. hotel, institutional help
furnished: cooks. maids. buffers. porters. etc.
Mutual Employment Exchange. No. 1o444
houseworkers; BY day, week, month; ref. in
vestigated. Decatur 1851. 1887 18th NV.
mh3'
CLERK 1male), age 81 to "a, college gradu-
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5000 Open evenings
CHEVROLETS. 1880 models; 3-window 4
door sedan; sport roadster. rumblSe seat,
and coupe: all in excellent condition. guar
anteed mechanically for 30 days: Se5 down.
ave. NV n
CHEVROLET 1881 COACH-Black finish ike
new tires A eive away. only S3i9; trade
and easy terms. Triangle Motor Co,
n Y. ave
CHEVROLET 6-CYL. ROADSTER-Like new;
rumble seat: S225 1923 Chevrolet coupe;
$50 Also 1926 sedan. SIS. Vassar. Chrys-
ier. Plymouth. 10Th and II SITS ne.
CHPYS1ER 1928 6-CYLs. COACH. $50; 1927
model 10 sedan. SITS year to pay. Golden
Motors. 1927 i4th st.
CHRYSLER SEDAN, lp2S-Dsrk blue;
beautiful condition, Real barssin, only
$3.50. on terms. Nolan Motor CO., I'LL 18th
Continued on Mex: FaEe.J
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GIRL. -colored, wants Job mothers helper
care of child light housework. 4912 Meade
st. ne. Lincoln 6597-W
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MAN WANTED.
S35 TO $50 A WEEK

nearby watkins route is open for
good. reliable man with car; permanent con-
necton. good future: no capital or expert
ence necessary but you must be real hus-
tier. Writet B. N Nielsen 23l johnson
ave. Newark N j.
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GIRLS. 2, colored, experienced, wish domes-
Lic work OF any kind; reference. Call North
1852. Call from lis
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. ELECTRIC WIRING.

Six-room house complete with fixtures,
Incl. inside service $50. Expert Workman
ship. Terms, on larger jobs. Regal Electric
Co. 3l9 UpShur st. NV Col 2aai /.
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BRIDE GETS LICENSE
Missouri Students Follow Leap
Year Fashion in Marriage.

ST. LOUIS CN.AN.A.) Miss Carita
Bradley of Joplin, Mo, and Miles Han
kins of Little Rock, Ark, were married
recently
1t being leap year. Miss Bradley ap-
peared in the county clerks Office and
paid for the marriage license.
Both are students at the University
of Missouri
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CIVIL SFKNILE.
POLICE PROMOTION. SPECIAL preparation
Clerk promotion, statistical clerk. editorial
clerk. The Civil Service Preparatory School,
sc. corner 18Th and F NV. Met. 6337
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VERY ITCHY
RASH ON HEAD
Lost Quite a Bit Of
Sleep. Cuticura Healed.

Eczema broke out in a rash on
my daughters head. 1t was very
itchy and she scratched it, causing
the trouble to spread some. she
lost quite a bit of sleep at night on
account of the irritation. The .rou-
BILE lasted about two months.
"A friend told me to try Cuticura
Soap and Ointment so I sent for
free samples of each. They helped
her SO 1 purchased more, and after
using four cakes of Cuticrra Soap
and two large boxes of Cuticura
Ointment she was completely
healed" (Signed) Mrs. VIM.
Runnels, II Harrington ST., Brock
ton, Mass, March 26, 1881.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for daily toilet purposes.
Soap Csc. Ointment 25 and 5oc Talcum 25c Sold
eyerywhere. Sample each free Address
"CuticurA Laeorasordek Oept n Maiden. Eesla
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GIRLS; two. colored. neat, want places as
general houseworker or mothers helper. 1924
l2th ST. NV Dec 1242
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}. ! De lDLL g. co.
Y D .-EL . 81
FUKNIIURE AND RUGS.

February clearance sale Unusual values.
Ine entire doors now on display Bed
room "t.aH ana C-Iirs room suites. odd
C.t el chests, vaulllCS and ChlG0roDeS.
owe stuff I'd. OCCASIONAL and Cos chairs,
oIe4EI asi ana GlntttC sets. secretaries, desks.
tabIe gai t.0or HmDs. telt-base floor cover
~, Open eyen'rge Nov Bargain House.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Prominent builder ard realtor has an at
troctlVe proposition for an experienced sales
man with Initiative and ability 10 sell: linz
tied salesforce, fullest cooperation from Of
fee Another fast-selling new-house opera
tion to open soon; car essential Apply in
person to MR. EVANS, salesmanager.
j. E. DOUGLASS CO.
1921 x St NV Met. 567s.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

CHAIR CANEING-.P[1e,Treana rockers y9;saT
sterins. Armstrong. 12s5 10th NV Met. 2os2
ELECTRIC WirinE and ,a1st Fxtures sso Any my
cluding inside service; estimate free. Met
1892. City Elec. Co. ll25 i4th st. NV. l9'
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READ THIS

KTNU IIIIN.
Do you have ss25 cash to obtain the fol-
lowing? monopoly-l2-month season busi-
ness with constant repeat feature; no trifers.
Address Box 200-H. Star office.
QUICK ACTION.
FOR QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLIC
ITY IN SELLING YOUR BUSINESS. SEE
US WE FINANCE BUYERS IN ORDER TO
CLOSE QUICK CASH DEALS. ESTAB. 1928
CAPITAL ADJUSTING AND FINANCE CO,
SoUTHS LEADING BUSINESS BROKFRS.
9th FLOOR. DIST. NATL BANK BLDG,
4S13-4Sl4-4815
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GIRL. c0Iored. wishes a Job, work OF any
kind. Call Columbia 10197
GIRLS, colored, reliable, want days work or
part-time job; best city references Phone
Potomac 1904.
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GIRL. colored. wants Job as mothers helper.
chambermaid, waitress days or part-ttme
work. Phone North 2575-W.
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ANT iGUEs. o.. Kinds. aHd modern furniture
We vil pay tre h.rrc.t market prices Co..
tarr a.I Gr...a9-~ tU.rHi.fre Gail .hC Lin
t5-1 c. --a.rc1Jl. l...'r I5ll. I-a Hgm INA,
buys every. l.s. OF E4-E-
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALEsMEN.

MEN wanted to establish and opsrate; Raw Nv
leigh City business in CITIES Of Wash1n1ss9p1I NJ spIs
hustler can start earning s35 weekly and in
crease rapidly. Write Immediately raw
leigh Co. Dept. DC-2V. Chester, Pa Pa.
REAL ESTATE statesmen to specialize in
WAvERLY TAYLOR. INC.
RealtorS-BuilderS.
1922 K St
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

EVERY CITY HOLDS GOOD PAYING PO-
sltions for capable switchboard operators
Learn now. oxford Bldg, 14th N. Y. ave.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT. REASONABLE
rates. Your or our car. T. j. RYAN, Apt
SOB. 1897 r. l. ave. NV. North 1895. 22+
BRIDGE.
Certified teacher. Contract or auction.
Adams l0462 1855 Euclid St
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DOCS. PETS, ETC.
cANARIEs
POULTRY AND EGGS.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CATTLE SAILS youue Guernsey CO..
fresh yCurE work horse. Conduit
near Great Pals. No. II { FaRsc;t
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GIRL, colored, wants steady position as
plain cook. whole or part time. 1913 4th
st. w
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BEFORE SELLING
STOP AND THINK.
PHONE MET. 8Sl7,
THE LINCOLN CO.,
SALE-AUTO1IOBILEs.

and get the best results Furniture. an
tiques, china buc-a-brac and Office furniture
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CHEVROLET 1928 COUPE-This car is in
first-class running condition. Good tires
motor in good shape; Sl40; terms and trade
Donohoe Chevrolet 1920 NJ st. NV, Dec.
H9hn Cnnn eNenin2E
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
MaCDonaId'S Stand
EndanuerS Herriot

PARIS, Dec. 8 U.N.S0 Fore
ing. Premier Edouard Herriot into
a crisis before the Chamber of
Deputies, Prime Minister j. Ram
say Macdonald informed him to-
day that Great Britain will make
the war debt payment due to the
United States December Is.
Herriot had hoped to play a
waiting game. but Macdonald
forced his hand in the course
of a conference by telling him
Great Britain would not default
on her sos, $4,000 principle and
interest inStalment.
The French Premier regarded
the British stand as one of COM
plete fairness so far as France is
concerned, but it placed him per-
Sonally in a hazardous position.
The chamber of deputies has
left little doubt that it is almost
unanimously in favor of default
ing the December Is payment.
MacDonald's action left Her
riot no choice but to go before
thechamber and request that body
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
old |RONSIDES'
OFF ON CRUISE

All snug allow and aloft, with
a fortnight's supplies slowed 'low
decks, the U. S. frigate Consti-
tuition early today slipped her
hawsers at the Navy Yard and
started for Southern waters.
AS on previous cruises, "Old
Ironsides" was towed by the
U. S. minesweeper Grebe, though
in heavy weather she can slip
her towing lines and proceed un-
der her own suit of sails.
If weather proves favorable, &C
cording to the itinerary laid out
by Commander Louis J. Gulliver,
the Constitutions skipper, the
crew will spend Christmas Day
in Panama.
Before returning "Old Iron
Sides will visit Cuban, South
American and West Coast ports.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
PERSIA
BREACH TENSE

LONDON, Dec. 8 d.N.S).-The
cry of war" was raised in the
House of Commons this afternoon
with announcement that Great
Britain had sent a sharp reply to
Persia regarding that country's
cancellation of the Anglo. Persian
Oil Company's concession.
The House was thrown into
confusion when George Lansbury,
Laborite opposition leader, at
tempted to move adjournment
after Capt. Anthony Eden, parlia-
mentary secretary to the Foreign
Office, revealed Britain had
threatened to. take necessary
measures" to protect the com
pany's interests.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
Senate Names Hale Head
OF Appropriations

an indictment charging violation
of Federal lottery laws.
The second is Elijah S. Gram
mer (R.) of Washington, who was
also named to serve on the COM
mitteeS of which Senator Jones
was formerly a member.
In addition to the District Com
mittee, Senator Grammer will
serve on the Committee on Com
merce and the Committee on Irri-
cation and Reclamation.
Glenn Heads Group
Senator Otis F.. Glenn (R.) of
Illinois, was named chairman Of
the committee on privileges and
elections. Senator Arthur H. Van
denberg RO of Michigan, will
head the committee on enrolled
bills.
A vacancy on the Senate
Economy Committee will be filled
by Senator Henry w. Keyes (R.)
of New Hampshire.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
EXPERT
WITNESS
Of VETS
Scientist Urges a Per Cent As
Minimum "Kick;;" Holds It
Is Notwithstanding

The battle of beer VS.. wine
came into the open today
when the House Ways and
Means Committe resumed it's
consideration of legalizing 3.2,
per cent beer.
Representative Stafford (R.) of
Wisconsin, a strong beer advo-
cate, asserted that inclusion Of
the provision legalizing wines
might cause the Supreme Court
to declare the bill unconstitu.
tional. He Said:.
I'VE are not here to have
Congress Stultify itself by de-
claring wine Notwithstanding
when it, is intoxicating"
He urged the committee to
ECOntinued on Page 2, Col. y
The Washington times., 1932-12-08

Senator Frederick Hale, (R0 of
Maine, was named by the Senate
committee on committees today
to pilot the appropriations COM
mittee of the upper branch of
Congress through one of the
StormieSt sessions of its career.
Named as successor to the late
Senator Wesley L. Jones (R0 of
Washington, Hale will have the
difficult task of keeping the
membership in line to effect far
reaching economies demanded of
Congress during the short session.
ShOrtridge Succeeds
The Craftsmanship of the
Naval Affairs Committee, vacated
by Hale, will be filled by Senator
Samuel M. ,Shortridge (R) of
California.
The District Committee is to
have two new members. One of
them is Senator James j. Davis
(RJ of Pennsylvania, now under
The Washington times., 1932-12-08

Rooms aOnae with privilege NJ
eating Mt the family table can he
rented through the Rental Columns NJ
the WANT AID SECTION Of this news
paper,
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
Deaf \ AWAITS
MOTHER-TO-BE

YORK, S. c., Dec. 8 QN.S0.
Three weeks from the ordeal of
childbirth, Mrs. Beatrice Ferguson
Snipes, 20, stood in general Ses-
sions court today and listened,
stunned into silence, as a judge
told her the State must execute
her. ..-...
Found guilty of first degree
murder in the Staying of a rural
policeman, the young mother-to-be
was sentenced to die in the elec-
trio chair April Z.
Judge Thomas S. Sease pro-
nounced sentence of death, made
mandatory by the jury verdict,
this morning after overruling a
nine-count motion for a new trial.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
FILIPINO BILL UP
. IN SENATE

The Hawes-C Cutting bill for
eventual Philippine independence
was tackled today by the Senate
as its first legislative effort of
the session. It's sponsors pre-
dicted it would pass the Senate
before the weekend.
The bill would grant the
islands absolute independence
after II years, with powers of
home rule in the interim.
With the first step toward indie
pendence taken-the adoption Of
a Philippine constitution-the
United States would shut out
island immigration except for an
annual quota of 100.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
British Get U. S. Debt Note;
Herriot Fall Seen Sure
MRS. CURTIS DALI

LONDON, Dec. 8 UN.S0.-The
reply sent by the United States
to Great Britain's second war
debt plea was received by the
government today.
1t is understood the note re-
fuses the British request for post
ponement of the December is
installment. 1t reiterates, how
ever, that Congress will be asked
by President Hoover to appoint
an agency to consider the debt
question.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
NEW PAY. CUT
DENOUNCED
BY ODD|E
Senator to Fight Further
Slash; Bingham FavorS
More FurIoughS
(See Pay Cut Table on Page 22)

(See ray Gut AaDle ON rage EEJ ,
President Hoover's demands
for additional reductions in
the Federal payroll were de-
nounced today 5y Senator
Tasker L. Oddie (R.) of Ne
vada, chairman of the sub
committee Of the Senate Ap-
preparations committee, which
will consider the Treasury
Postoffice supply bill, ex-
pected to be the vehicle used
to carry Federal plans for
economy.
Meanwhile Senator Hiram
Bingham (R0 of Connecticut,
chairman of the Senate Economy
Committee, declared he favored
additional furloughs to permit
the employment of as many work
ers as possible.
Bingham Cites Plank
Senator Bingham said that
the Democrats had been elected
on a platform advocating a rs
per cent reduction in Federal ex-
penditureS, and it will be neces-
Sary for them to decide whether
they will offer relief to the tax
payers or impose additional bur-
dens on those in the Government
service.
Senator Oddie, who was one of
the outstanding leaders in the
fight against reductions OF the
last session, said: "
Reductions in salaries en-
courage depression and attack
the foundations of a structure
which should be built UP in
stead of being destroyed.
Government employees are
defenseleSS and have no way
Of fighting these proposals. De-
spite strenuous opposition and
pressure, fought proposals for
reductions last year for months
and expect to fight them even
more vigorously this year."
FAVORS FURLOUGH
Senator Bingham, whose COM
mittee has been hearing Govern
ment workers urge repeal of the
economy act, said:
"I would like to see Govern
ment work distributed among
as many people as possible. 1t
is better to cut salaries than to
discharge employees.
"The furlOugh, which / Op-
posed because I thought it
would be difficult to operate,
has proven cumbersome.
cat the same time it has
been shown that the furIOugh
permitted hiring of pOstOffice
substitutes who could not other
wise have been employed. If
we abandon the furlOugh, it
will mean loss of work for
hundreds of substitutes. If we
extend the furl0ugh, it would
mean q greater spread Of
employment.
"n my opinion, it is better
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1932-12-08

to approve his course in making
the payment.
Unless an unexpected and
eleventh-hour change of heart is
recorded in the chamber, over
throw Of the Herriot government
appeared inevitable.
Herriot said Great Britain had
shown most loyal attitude, Z"
declining to accept preferential
treatment from the United States
as the latter's largest debtor.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
THE WEATHER

Fair and colder tonight, mini
mum temperature about rs de.
Srees; Friday partly cloudy; mod
crate northwest and north winds.
temperature yesterday-High-
est, 64; lowest, 81. O931: High
est, 81; lowest, 2s.)
Humidity yesterdsy-Highest,
IS; lowest, SO.
Pull Weather Report on Page 4
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
NIL TIMER
ARRESTED
. IN. YACHT
/. SLAY|NG
'CurIey' Guy Believed Man in
Gray Seen at Portfolio
of Ghost Ship
Pictures on Page 81

LONG BEACH, Calf, Dec.
.9 (I.N.S.).-An enmity born
in Buenos Aires which famed
in Panama and led to trail to
this tangled waterfront
brought under arrest today
William James f'Curly" Guy,
%, mutineer, as a suspect in
the yacht murder of Capt.
Walter Wanderwell.
Guy. who stoutly denied that
he had any knowledge of the
crime, was arrested early today
in a small house in Los Angeles
to which he had moved from
Glendale the day after the mur.
der.
Traced BY Friend
Detectives following a clue at.
forded by a quarrel last June be.
tween Guy and the world adven-
turer traced him through friend
to his hiding place.
Bursting into the unlighted
house, detectives spotted Guy
with their flashlights. They or.
dered:
"Stick 'em up"
Guy replied:
1--WE got 'em up. 1 know what
you want me for. I've been ex-
peCting someone to come for
me since I read in the papers
that you were looking for me.
was just awaiting develop
mentS, and would have given
myself up in a couple of days.
I have q good alibi."
Clothes Are Searched
First booked in Los Angeles as
en- route to Long each and for
illegal entry to the United States,
Guy was brought here early to-
day. and booked as under inves-
tigation of murder"
Guy was held incommunicado
in the Long Beach Jail as officers
were dispatched to the Los An
geles cottage where he was ar
rested to pick up his clothes and
search the premises.
Criminal science will be
brought to bear on the case, po-
lice said, in testing all suits found
for any possible powder burns.
Intensive grilling, a Zine up"
before members of the Carma
crew. and the confronting Of
Cuthbert Wills, who led a man
to Captain Wanderwell shortly
before he was shot, were planned.
Locked In Irons
Guy is said to have attempted
to incite a mutiny during one of
Wanderwells cruises, and to have
been put in irons by the adven-
turer.
Guy talked freely of his expert
enceS with Wanderwell, the wan
dering lecturer and German spy
suspect, who was shot in the
cabin Of the Carma as he planned
a new cruise with a half dozen
Continued on Page 2, Col. y
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
Club Reception
For President
(continued from Page IO)

I fContinued from Page IO)
OF black chiffon, embroidered in
tiny rhinestones.
Palms and ferns adorned the
ballroom, and the mantel of the
large fireplace was banked with
corkscrew crotons shading from
red to deepest green, inter
mingled with ferns.
California Delegates Hosts
The members of the Califor-
MIA delegation in the club tthe
President and Mrs. Hoover'S
home State) acted as hostesses
at the reception, the group in
Guiding Representative Florence
P. Kahn, Mrs. Clarence Freder-
lex Lea, Mrs. Harry Lane Engle'
bright, Mrs. Charles Forrest
Curry Mrs. Henry E. Barbour,
Mrs. Arthur M. Free, Mrs. Will
liam E. Evans, Mrs. Philip d.
Swing and Mrs. James H, Mac.
Lafferty. They took turns IN
presiding at the buffet table
which was arranged in the ball
room.
Representative Kahn was
gowned in black lace, made on
very simple lines with a grace
full train. Mrs Lea wore white
satin, with the bodice elabo-
rately embroidered in rhine
stones. Mrs MacLafferty wore
a gown of black lace. with an
exquisite cameo holding the
drapery on the bodice. AS the
reception got under way, these
three ladies presided at the sup
per table, dispensing the hospi-
tality of the club in a charm
ing manner.
Among the guests were the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams, the lat
ter in apple green taffeta,
combined with crystal-embroid-
ored chiffon; Miss Mabel
Boardman, who was also in
green, her gown being of a
deeper shade, with strands Of
emerald and silver beads fall
ing from the shoulders; Senator
Duncan U. Fletcher, Senator
and Mrs. Cameron Morrison,
Senator and Mrs. Josiah w.
Bailey, Mrs. Frederick H. Gil
lette, Mrs. A. j. Gronna; Mrs.
Jessie Walters, who wore gown
of black satin, embroidered in
crystals: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
s. Reside, the latter in flame
colored chiffon, the bodice elab-
orately embroidered in rhine
stones, and the naval aide to the
President, Capt. Charles r.
Train. and Mrs. Train, the latter
In amethyst velvet, embroidered
In cut steel. Practically every
State was represented in the
large company which thronged
the clubhouse.