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Miss Brown Hostess
At Breakfast Today

Miss Phyllis @. Brown will enter
tain the Virginia State Christian En-
deavor Union at breakfast this morn
ing ct the Dodge. This marks the
close Of the forty-first State conven-
ton Of Virginia, with the Arlington
County group acting as hosts. Miss
Brown Is State president and the
other State officers are Mr.. w. B.
Williams. vice president: Miss Betty
Mcknight, secretary, and Mr.. Harold
Richard. treasurer. Mr.. Frank VIII
son was convention chairman and
Mr.. Dwight Gardner had charge of
the arrangements for the breakfast.
The officers for the Arlington group
are Miss Pauline Smith, president;
Mr.. Gardner, first vice president;
Mr.. Evan w. Compiler, second vice
president; Mr.. Frank L. Ball, IT,,
secretary, and Mr.. David Murray.
treasurer.
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led by her niece, Miss Mercedes Berry
Of Accotink, left this week for o motor
trip to Knoxville and Asheville, plan
ming to be away about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Hughes Of
Atlanta and Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Saun-
ders Of Richmond were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Cox in their home
near Woodlawn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Haar and
their children have returned to their
home in Lorton from a trip to At
lantic City. where they spent several
days.
Miss Mary Dalera, a member Of the
faculty Of the University Of Illinois,
is spending the Summer months with
Mrs. Anna Boal Wickes at Buenos
Ayres villa on the Potomac.
Miss Mary Osborne of Grays Hill
Is visiting in Flint and Saginaw and
viii later 60 to Nebish Island for
the remainder Of the Summer.
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Senator Coolidge
Guest at WOOdlaWn

Senator Marcus A. Coolidge is stay
ing with his son-in-law and daughter,
the Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Harry Woodring, at Woodlawn,
the historic estate which they have
leased.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Durant Of
Washington spent the week at Grays
Hill, later motoring to Atlantic City.
where they will remain for Q short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Day and their
little daughter Barbara have returned
to their home ii Westfield, n. j., after
an extended visit with Mrs. Days par~
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Lang
ston, in Pohick rectory..
Miss Mercedes Rhyme. accompan-
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Wind Blows Nobody Good.

While crossing High street in Mont
rose. England, a woman was blown
down by the strong wind. Her hand
released number of banknotes, which
were scattered over the pavement.
William Charles, a peddler, recovered
several Of them and was rewarded.
Two hours afterward he was drunk
and was sent to Jail for 10 days for
drinking methylated liquor.
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MacCrackens Leave
Today for Summer
Plan Tour to California, Joining Family in
August at Cottage on Cayuga
Lake.

and relatives In their native State,
Michigan.
Miss Betty Porter Of Philadelphia
has been spending several days with
Miss Peggy Turner and her parents
at their home on Norwood Drive in
Chevy Chase, Md. Miss Porter will
return to her Summer home in Vent
nor, N. J., to be with her parents for
the Summer.
Miss Turner entertained at o buffet
supper In her home Thursday eve
ming for her cousin, Miss Margaret
Lusby. who is to leave for Indiana.
Her guests were Mrs. A. w. De Poto,
Miss Dorothy Donovan, Miss Regina
Hartnett, Miss Eileen Brown, Miss
Mary Lusby, Miss Susan Ross, Miss
Celina Cummings, Miss Annie Russell,
Mrs. Robert Keats, Miss M. Alvina
Carroll, Mrs. Estelle CarrcA, Mrs.
Clara Lusby and Miss Jessie Nc
Pherson.
DR.. Frances Moon Butts, vice presi-
dent Of the Women's Democratic
Educational Council. will leave WASH
ington about the middle Of July for
an extended trip in Europe. She will
visit Iceland. Norway. Sweden. Fin
land, Denmark, Poland and Russia,
Scotland and England. She will
present q program at Oxford UNI
versity on modern social emphasis in
commercial and economic education.
DR.. Butts is chairman Of the Com
mittee on Commerce and Economical
Education for the World Federation
Of Educational Associations.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Coe Of Chevy
Chase are spending some time at the
Chalfonte- Haddon Hall, Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank D. Comerford
are at the Carlton for several days,
having arrived from their home In
birmingham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Zimmerman.
Cleveland, are visiting in Washing
ton for several days and are staying
at the Wardman Park Hotel.
NllSS NABAu SOOACS NAAoo AA4AAS
Holloway and Mr.. Fred Drum Hunt
will return today after spending the
week end as members Of house party
entertained by Miss Florence Cluett
at her estate near Williaustown, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Nathan. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanford Abel and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Bendheim are spending the
week end OF the fourth in Atlantic
City at the Villa D'Este.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Perry of
Chicago are at the Dodge over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Crossley have
arrived in Washington from their
home in York, England, and are at
the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred r. Toy Of
Roslindale, Mass, are at the Dodge
for a stay of several days.
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clean those lovely fragile white
Summer dresses, suits and coats.
Helene knows you can't send your
clothes Just "anywhere"-and have
them back looking like just any
thing" That's why she unques-
tionably recommends this fine es-
tablishment for your very finest
work. They call for and deliver.
Everything covered by insurance.
SOLO CONN. AVE. Phone CT. $500.
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graduate Of the Holton- Arms School
and made her debut in Washington.
Mrs Morganthau is a graduate Of the
st. Adams School and Princeton Uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stamp Of
Croome, Md, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Sophie Ellen,
to Mr. Walter Neal Garner, son of Mr..
and Mrs. e. H. Garner of Croome Sta
ton, Md. The wedding will take place
in the early Fall.
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Betrothals Foretell
Autumn Weddings

Mr.. and Mrs. william L. White an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Alcena Lamond to Mr.. John
Douglas Bradshaw. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Ashton Bradshaw Of Freder-
ickSburg, Va.
Miss White is the granddaughter Of
the late Mrs. Alcena Lamond Of Ia
koma Park.
The wedding will take place in the
early Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thornton
Shinn announce the engagement CT
their daughter, Mary Bennington, to
Mr. d. Charles Morganthau. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Morganthau
Of Washington. Miss Shinn Is q
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WiiTH
THE
SPIRIT
OF
'76!

. When, in the course Of
humid events. 1T becomes
necessary to seek cool COM
fort over the Fourth.
this weeks Around the
Town" comes at a particu-
larily appropriate time.
. Helene tells you how to
be really independent over
this holiday. and how to
make every moment count.
Liberty" has the right to
be prolonged when it en-
braces as many attractions
as she has to offer.
. II you think Of Liberty"
In terms Of freedom from
noise and confusion. here
you will find suggestions on
where to loll serenely, en-
joying the cool quiet Of cock
tail rooms. You'll learn the
elation that comes with din
ing superbly and having
willing service at your beck
and call.
. So down with the tyrant
thermometer that keeps
going up!
. Go, lucky rebel. to the
breeze-swept roofs and ter
races.
. Rally the whole family
and take q stand of glori-
fed independence.
. That's the spirit Of rs!
-44lnk
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music Of BARNEE and his Shore
ham Orchestra and revel In
the gayness Of the scintilating
floor show. They've . "mixologist"
who merits an M. M. degree
(master Of mixing) and who'll
keep you In high spirits the whole
Summer long. p. S.-You can sit
and sip on the outdoor Cocktail
Room-and watch the goings-on
on the Terrace below. AID. 070o.
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will give you the permanent best
adapted to the texture of your
hair. He will arrange a fattering
coiffure-a few soft waves on top,
curls around the face and at the
nape-formal enough to fit the
mood Of your Grecian chiffons-
simple enough to suit your shorts.
1919 CONN. AVE. NAT. TITO.
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4OI YOUR COESoSc.
They also help
smart young Cap
itolians start sue
cessfulmarriages...
with the most ex-
quisite bridal bou-
quets and decora-
lions imaginable.
And as for bon
voyage" b ask e t s
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OVERS get
your clothes in
readiness -. for
your holiday
week end. Vaca-
ton cleaning al
ways delivered on
time. They have
the white" idea
. and know
horu 70 rorof,111ry
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swept ARL-
I N G T. N
ROOF. Or
you can lubri-
cate your own
personal en-
CINE . q. . at
the "see-an'
SKY BAR at
which you can
eft. and sin
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and review the city at large. Dance
to the keen music of Moe Baer and
all his lads and listen to the
scintilating rhythms-that clever
Sammy Marks nimble fingers beat
out on the piano. Dinner is $1.50-
including late covert. NAT. 1920.
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US6uLuu i = " .
RACE at tn 9
SHOREHAM ..
where there's al
" avs . breeze
stirring -. over
looking the cool
greenness Of Rock
Greek Park.
Dance under the
atari In the
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robe with q lovely
new frock. Helene
has good news for
you. SELMA Is
"sale-irg" all her
odds and ends"
Of Spring and
Summer dresses.
M o silly silks.
White and pas
tells. AL one-of-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-30

MAHONY ART
SCHOOL . . .
when 1t reopens
in october. A.
the moment,
however, you
have the urge
to improve your
art during the
Summer they
plan to take
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"SAA 49, Se@
bathing girdles for
control and support
under them. You'll
look divine in q
rubber suit II you're
thin and II
you're not 1t
will help you lose
. few pounds.
"Sturi-Fex" bath
ing girdle-S1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-30

famous s U C.
cess. Masters
of the italian
r e n aissance
period have
inspired these
m q 8 terpieces
Of fashion to-
day &C.. shown
" first" by
J e LII E F r.
The "RenaiS.
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per m a n e n t.
Summer COLI
fures and per-
manents are
problems to
which he gives
special study.
So put your
h e a d j n
@ A B r IEL'S
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80

6 A WHOLE NEW WORLD
~ OF HAPPINESS. will
be opened for you when you enroll
for one Of the classes at the FELIX
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JUST I'VE OF SIX
ambitious students for individual
instruction in any Of the COM
mercial arts. This is an unlocked
for break for q few fortunate ones.
Call Mr.. Todd for further tnforma-
ton. 1747 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
(Conn. at M Sts.) NAT. 1856.
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the temperature in the neighbor-
hood Of rs while the pave
ments outdoors swelter in the
torrid eos. Breakfast from 9:l5
to IL am. Luncheon from II TO
3. Tea served from 3 to $50 pm.
Salads, cold plates and sandwiches.
Hot plate lunches begin at 35c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-30

OH the uOuQhy pds
rade with . -four.
ish of washable.
tubbable . h e ers,
striped, and pastel
frockS-at the sale
price Of $l2.95. All
zone Of. kind"
dresses for street,
q ftern DON, and
evening wear . d.
all eXceDtfona al
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FAJJN DAIRY weight up from q
to 5 pounds q
month. Visitors welcome to FAUN
DAIRY, Norbeck. Md, on Sundays.
Take 7th St. Pike to Norbeck-
and inquired
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ADVERTISEMENT.
aRounpGI1IHe 1own
URN 1#7kG4m&

6 CHIRRS AND STRIPES
- ~ FOREVER!" Yes,
Elizabeth Thornberry Of the
GREENWICH GOWN SHOP leads
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garments tnaC
have been ruined by moths, cigaret
burns, tears or cuts-their method
of "IN-WEAVING" will repair the
spot invisibly and most mex
pensively, too. They work wonders
on "In-Weaving" damages tn silk
dresses. 613 TWELFTH ST.
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go

WHEN IT BLOWS rs HOT I'.r
will be at its best when you
60 dining and dancing on the
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uIlVclWcAkut~Ml u
envious Of your
m ore beautifully
developed sisters
g. then drink
Milk from Swiss
Goats" A pint Q
day Of this health
giving, Goats Milk
will bring your
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6 TELL YOUR FATHER.
90 =. tell your Mother. tell
your Sister. and your Brother
(and remind yourselO-that the
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u. s. to Buy Most Coffee.

The United States is expected to be
Nicaragua's biggest coffee customer
this year.
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"Conforma" girdle by Kleinert-
SOC. Rubber bathing suits Il and
2 piece halter styles) pastel and
white-$l and $1.95. At HOS
r ST.
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go

/" Get THAT FEELING OF
' INDEPENDENCE" =.
one way to start of on q glorious"
jaunt-is to replenish your ward
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-A4laak--

6 IT ALL STARTED IN
PARIS" where
Agnes designed the Renaissance
Beret." Overnight it became a
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GUIDE

and boxes well! That they
can't be surpassed Is huff said!
Stop by Guides lovely flower shop
at l124 CONN. AVE. DIS. $3.50.
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g NOW is THE TINE for
all smart girls-to
come to the aid Of their figures!"
II you are-ndernourished and
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SOUTHERN
s T z L o s
COM p AN Y
can do work
for each and
every one OF
you. II any
of YOU have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-30

U T OVER YOUR TEN
PERATURE" while
shopping-in the air cooled Foun-
tain Tea Room-at the PALAIS
D - T.
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" - A STRONG BEGIN
- "A MING FOR YOUR
EEK-ENDING"-when you have
the PARKWAY" CLEANERS &
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In s t cad Of
fricasseeing
yourself, try
this ideally
located meet
ing place. A
massive and
beneficent
air bling
system keeps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-30

Sc REACHES ARE BEAUTT-
Full. particularly II
you're decorating them yourself
In an easy-to-care-for GABRIEL
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&c TO START YOUR HoLI-
80 = DAY OFF WITH A
BOOM" Go dinner-dancing at
the glorious CLUB HABANA atop
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Steel mills Of Mexico are having
difficulty in supplying the demand.
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" AND STRIPES FOR
EVER" ;. horizon
tai, vertical or diagonal stripes in
regimental manner-trim and good
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Entertainments
Given Last Week

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Justine en-
tertained at supper Wednesday eve
ming IN honor Of the latter's brother,
DIR. Milton Greenberg, who left last
evening for Chicago, where he will do
postgraduate work at the Childrens
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Saul Greenberg gave O supper
party on the terrace Of the Shore
ham Hotel Thursday evening, his
guests being his brother-in and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Justine; Miss
Celeste Gross, Miss Carlyn kaufman
and DR.. Milton Greenberg, brother
Of the host.
Mrs, Julia Court entertained the
Arian Ladies' Society Wednesday ut
her Summer residence.
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values because Of her strictly cash
diet. Located 4th floor, at 1917 F ST.
An elevators going right up!
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4" =. REAuTY AND THE
BEACH" A tidal
wave" Of rubber bathing suits
have swept into WHELAN'S-as
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looking swirl SnOrU
for men--to match
the regim e ntal
bathing shirts &.
at THE WILLARD
SHOP. T ~ " e
other swim suits,
too . as well
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6 20 "FoURTH' THE JAN
' O'MARA way!" Pre-
pare for glorious hohday-by
taking advantage Of the amazing
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something "jus bit different" don't know where find
e to you.
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EoR THAT CERTAIN

800 = PARTY" when
you want to make q dramatic
entrance count on GUIDES
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a-kind models. at . traction OF
their worth. Come early-the Sc
lection isn't limitless, you know.
1345 CONN. AVE, 2nd door.
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made like Stacks. Beach robes and
other gadgets that win make your
Summer success. l031-33 CONN.
AVE. (Stoneleigh Court. i
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Special" onered
for Monday and
Wednesday only.
The special" is a
Hot OIL Treatment
steamed into the
sc alp with q
Iheropatic Lamp
follow e d by a
"Buno" Dandruh
Treatment and
topped OF with
i'd Fingerwave-all
lures by either Mr..
And Esther" will
4 lovely. This ghOp
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ADVERTISEMENT.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-12-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the United States Commissioners
 Court, Wrangell Precinct, First
 Division of Alaska In Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of John
 Goodwill Grant, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the IT. dersigned, Executrix of tine estate of John Goodwill Grant. deeeasd. to the creditors of all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them with the necessary youeh- CTS within six months after the first publication of this notice. at Wran- gell Hotel, Wrangell, Alaska, which said place the undersigned selects as her place of business in all matters connected with said es- tate of John Goodwill, deceaesd.
 MARY IRENE GRANT,
 ExecutriX of the Estate of John Goodwill Grant, deceased.
 Dated and first publication at Wrangell Alaska, on this 20th day of December, 1885.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-12-20

MOSCOW, Dec. 2O.-Christmas trees have been prohibited als1 this year throughout Soviet Russia conforming to the decree issued in 1928.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-12-20

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-It was learned today that powerful Demo crats are urging Roosevelt and Farley either to discharge or send abroad Iekes, Tugwell and Hopkins during the 1886 campaign, on the grounds that they are political liabilities.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-12-20
For Sale

Business and Residential Properties Lot 4, Block I9, together with cabin. Lot 1, Block 9, together with two houses Lot 3, Block g. together with four cabins, including in disrepar. Lot 10, Block l2, together with building. Lot l8 Block l2 together with building. Lot 30, Block 10, together with building. Undivided -2 interest Lot 4, Block 4a, together with building Lots and 6, Block g. together with building on lot 6. These two lots will not be sold separately. All these parcels must be sold Here is an opportunity buy good real estate bargain How much do you offer? Cash offer preferred but reasonable terms will receive consideration. The right is retained to reject any and all offers.
 RE. ROBERTSON, Administrator
 w. w. A. of estate of Mary l.
 Patenaude, deceased
 Juneau, Alaska
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
ROBERTS SPURS
SUBWAY PLAN

Appropriation for a survey to
determine whether subways are
needed in the District viii be
sought at the next session Of Con.
greSs.
Peoples Counsel william A,
Roberts, who repeatedly has pro.
posed subways as q way out Of
traffic problems. Is preparing to
push a bill calling for a subway
study at the coming session. Such
a bill was introduced last session
by Representative Mary T. Nor.
ton (D0 New Jersey.
Mr.. Roberts proposes the sub
way system in the following man.
ner; a double track tube north OF
Dupont Circle, running under
Connecticut Avenue, to q point
in the rear Of the White. House:
double track tube along Fourteenth
Street from Thomas Circle to E
Street Northwest; double track
tube from a loop at Twenty-Second
and Z Streets Northwest, east
ward along Pennsylvania Avenue
and the shopping district to the
District Supreme Court.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
ELLSWORTH AIR
HUNT FL|ERS
LOCATED

NEW YORK, Dec. II G.N.S0
Henry r. Dick" Merrill, Of Wash
ington, and Stephen Dunn, avia-
tors who were forced down along
the Central American coast a few
hours after their takeoff on q
search for Lincoln Ellsworth, were
located late yesterday by a Pan
American-Grace amphibian, &C.
cording to advices reaching the
Pan-American offices here.
Neither was hurt and their
Northrup plane was unchanged.
They were located on the beach
of SALAMANCA Island, 85 miles
north of Guayaquil, Ecuador.
They took off for Guayaquil after
getting their bearings from the
pilot of the amphibian.
The pair took off from Girls
tobal, Canal Zone, at $3.50 q. m.
and were scheduled to reach
Guayaquil, Ecuador, at 1880 a. m.
yesterday in their Northrup plane
But at 9:55 a. m. the Pan Amer
s. ican-Grace radio intercepted the
message:
I'VE are lost. SOS"
At 1880 a. m, a second mes.
sage was intercepted. 1t said:
Landing on beach. S OS.'"
No further word was received,
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Wardrobe Breaks
Up Long WeIdock

MADRID, Dec. ia wardrobe
has split the matrimonial happi-
ness of Carmen and Pablo Lagos
terra, aged respectively 70 and 78,
and long regarded as the Ideal
married couple" of their village.
But, for a long time they have
been quarreling over their ward
robe-a wooden cupboard. Each
claims the sole right to use it.
Friends and the authorities
have been trying in vain to effect
a reconciliation.
AS a result, these two septuagen.
arians are seeking a divorce
with custody of the wardrobe.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Garden Club 10 Aid
School Landscaping

CHEVY CHASE, Md, Dec. II.
Cooperation with the Parent
Teachers Association of the Chevy
Chase Elementary School in land
scaping the school grounds win be
the major civic project Of the
Chevy Chase, Md, Garden Club
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Slapped His Wife,
Upheld By Judge

SALEM, Mass, Dec. l7-Slaps
are something q wife should
expect, Judge Edward B. O'Brien
believes. Everybody gets a slap
once In . WHILE" Judge O'Brien
said when he refused to grant o
divorce to Mrs. Olga Brozner. She
testified her professional football
player husband. Joseph, slapped
her hard and often.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17

for the coming year, it was an
nounced today by Mrs. Richard
Fay Jackson, newly-elected presi.
dent Of the club.
Other officers elected to serve
during the coming year with Mrs.
Jackson are Mrs. Rudolph Max
Kaufman, fist vice president;
Mrs. Arthur Sturgis, second vice
president: Mrs. Alfred Fowler,
treasurer; Mrs. =. w. Murphy, re-
cording secretary, and Mrs. A. w.
Defenderfer, secretary.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
HELEN HAYES
SUIT DROPPED

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Helen
Hayes, former Washington actress,
escaped an airing of her romance
with Charles Macarthur, her play.
wright-husband, in a court here
yesterday. A 100000 alienation OF
affections suit, filed against Miss
Hayes by Carol Frink, MacAr-
thurs former wife, and Chicago
newspaper woman, was dropped
for lack Of prosecution.