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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04
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Mir w. Hollywood rubes insist that the Winnie Gar. Just you originally had
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04

The outflow of fresh water from the Amazon river into the ocean is more than 100000 cubic feet 8 second. This fresh water is found in the ocean more than 200 miles from shore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04

Better warn Raymond Craig Adams who broke Miss Rhie WestCoast bound again that Bob Garland the exdraa critic Just re uIaced by another Ob and the Mexico 4rn to do book wrong Cotton Club muraS will of Harlow Crawford and Greta an idea of Julian Dedle Billy the Oysterman left this from Oracle Aen To wits Thirty November These months are Rs you remember when oysters fine and how K yOu!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04

apartment in the Bronx actually named Tne Madn Stalngs quitting the American Mer- curyhe becomes editor Thomaston however will De 1tree Patricia Adams didn't wed the Receiver or Reno is May borrow LaoleS or the Press by Isbe interesting Dan Parker that some time in 1882 appeared in the pers endorsement by Mary Ao and part Of the ad read: Oh what pal Gary" hear deinly that Richard Timber the maestro NEG to WNdCA on Sept 9h Hwood will be three this or next week bouncer, has hTeo gnl par tenderl Boobse Marlowe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04

Dick stabe Barrie who 5000 in love- VIII make love for money State beginning today hear Ginger wants relief from the press
 ia the old newspaperman just returned from Geneva was n Said Miss Perkins secy of Labor on August d0 held special U reporters At which she stated that she brought watch all the from here to to be watchmaker That there weren't any good in America This from the secy of Labor York fashion designer is Fpeys latest pay bee Juliet called to submit mie Bored as reading the guys scrapbook Modern version "A ioo and ms
 hoopee" capitalized on those breach of-prome calling assault and finding 1t even lucrative.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04

Ben Bernie got watch from his beer boss and
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-04

Heywood toohaches yesterday The Me Mutt family in the having It's stork race The E mad q weeks The Spencer H. Logans
 ancy McNuD expect ono in Jan The LoIs McM W Sp". S in the Sprng this supposed to pc theater doctors worried hear about their King gotten the shock of h wiies death think Inc song Coss like "Dmah Is this good Tor
 Sunday The mothers go to Heaven because they've already gone through Hell for you while here
 The Group and has been peitonig leading authors them at Clifford Odets says that Ee means hithat belonged to i One of the smarter spots going to three we-known ana m1uent pntrons-regardes of their power They give the place hean settng Dinr reopens the Village the bali writer happy. His daughter Marie will wed Rock well Leslie He's Belevie Ontario lad Ills Jimmy Walker won't make speeches Tor F. D. E at all mot that strong
 Interesting think Mlers star for his "To- svarich" Italian Never before acted in English and must learn to play Russian Princess m 5ne bsn version route to America Eleven ex- the U S have secretly departed to pilot war planes gets S20O week. plus expenses
 Lt Scoeld, U S. A. (saoned In Boston, VIII marry Al. artschool of that city day. Theve ed t0 . nearby town.
 The ringsdes for the fight but told them hankstha you were busy with your first broadcast Jeff funny and that why you rarely go thre2 told him was sure probably couldn't wait to Jeff says he sits aion and do wanna make anything out or 1t? . RubinoH called. Said you would please quitl The Lionel stander confirmed Wednesday New out called "Youre Heaven Is old? They killed sent 1t out via mall to nearly 200 Of Ross of the Tel printing tip autograph hounds9 He celeb could be locadwhe the rest of the civilized exterma these nusances Next time see George gonna him look icy he'll slip on it. Your Girl Friday
Evening star., 1936-10-18
THIS WEEK

we really have him to thank for bring
ing us together in the first placer'
II don't know" Leslie replied
cheerfully. Certainly / don't think
I'd ever see him here on the Heath if
waited year. instead of a week. But
let's talk about ourselves"
Which they proceeded to do with
such singleness of purpose that
neither of them ever knew that at
that precise moment the Prime Min
lister. striding vigorously some ten
PAGES ahead of his detective, smiled a
little to himself to observe courting
couple on the Heath at that early
hour of the morning; and turned
sharply to one side in order not to
pass close enough to embarrass them.
The End
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Woiting for the Prime Minister
Confinvsd from poos five

what it was he wanted; and found
himself clutching the hand that held
the sandwich while, somewhat dis
jointedly. he told her about it. He
also knocked over the flask of coffee,
but neither of them seemed to notice
that, in their mutual agreement that
if it weren't possible to get married
that day by special license. the cere-
mony could certainly be performed
at the British Consulate in Paris.
II wonder" Hilda speculated, some
little time later. whether you'll ever
meet the Prime Minister, later on. For
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Teeth Of the Dragon
Contnusd from pogs twelve
Consinvsd from pess twelve

issue paper money. Like many others
who knew it in time, he started snug
Cling out silver. but Ho Hing had the
information we'll in advance Of the
others. P. Y. Lee, who was as amiable
a cut-throat as the Islands have ever
known, past master of the gentle art
of piracy, slit Kings throat. dropped
him overheard one dark night and
smuggled the silver ashore. The
amount he brought over was fabu-
lous fortune.
1T was some time before we could
piece together everything which had
happened, and since the crime took
place on United States boat it came
within the jurisdiction Of our Office.
No one knows exactly what happened
to Lee. Ostensibly. he went to the
mainland on business. Apparently he
was killed. and his secret died with
him. There was only one who knew -
Wanda Hara - the girl who was his
poppy flower. She had the informa-
tion, but she didn't know she had it.
1t was in a notebook Lee had left -
and it was written in Chinese.
wanda Hara wanted to return to
the South Seas. She took this note
book with her. Clegg. Jackson and
Evening star., 1936-10-18

Gary were following her "a trio of
desperate cut-throats. I tagged along.
! didn't think they knew me. Some
where between San Francisco and
Tahiti, Wanda Hara got the page of
that notebook translated - probably
by some Chinese coolie on the ship.
Alton Clegg found out about it and
attacked her. trying to get the paper.
She struck at him with a knife. He
caught her wrist, tossed the knife
overheard and started to choke her to
death. But she had presence Of mind
to do the only thing she could have
done to save herself. She whipped the
piece of notebook from the front of her
dress and threw it away. You see by
that time she knew what was written
on it.
''Clegg dropped her to dash to the
lower deck. on the chance the paper
had lodged where he could find it. I
almost had my fingers on it. Then it
slipped away and was swept astern.
Gregory jackson thought had it, got
into my stateroom without telling
Clegg or Gary where he was going.
Gary found him there and figured
he'd been double-crossed. They had
an argument, and Gary shot him with
Evening star., 1936-10-18

my gun, whichhe took from my dresser.
Il didn't dare to tell you what I
knew, which wasn't so much at the
time. because didn't know where the
treasure was located. And then laid
a trap. I pretended to have the paper.
I'D had good look at the sheet of
paper as it went whipping by. and
what | see I remember.
$50 prepared a duplicate and used
it as decoy to make myself the center
of attention and trick the others into
some overt act.
when we got to San Francisco
had you detained. And Wanda Hara
was to be detained until after we had
almost reached Honolulu. Then she
was to be released. We knew that she
would 60 to certain Chinese, and we
expected she would try to forestall US
by wireless to the Island, because she
thought that had the paper giving
me the location of the buried silver.
She did just what we expected her to.
but she couldn't convince the Chinese
she hadn't been the one who betrayed
Lee to his death. And 50 they reaped
vengeance On poor Wanda"
And Browning?" he asked. jeal-
ousy in his voice. ''How about him?
1t was all right for you to snub me.
SO Id he in the clear. but why give
him all Of your time and. ="
She laughed. "And Browning" she
said. had me fooled until just before
we sailed from Tahiti to San Fran
cisco. couldn't figure him at all. and
he couldn't figure me. After that night
when he tried to hypnoti.e me with
the drums, I thought he was one of the
crooks. I made an investigation and
learned he was doing special work on
the Island for the government and
had been assigned to work on the same
case, only he'd received his orders out
of San Francisco and didn't know !
was working on it. He more than half
suspected that I was in with Clegg.
Gary and Jackson"
Tracy imprisoned the tips of her
fingers, circled her waist with his tense
left arm.
Lynn" he said slowly. turn
around and look at me. I've got some
thing I want to explain to yoH."
Tks End
Evening star., 1936-10-18
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Evening star., 1936-10-18

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First of all-dampen your
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soiled neckbands and cuffs. This
way you get rich soap concentrated
Evening star., 1936-09-06
Best Snapshots of the Week
The Stars Amateur Contest

Contestants receive So for each photo published the
weekly prize winner which will be considered for The Stars
grand awards and the national awards paying 900
Photos must have been taken since May L. 1886,
be eligible for They be Sepem-
ber TO- closing date of the contest be considered for final
Sunday of publication, which is September 20.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
Miss Jane Maitland Bride I odoy
Of Mr.. RomsdeII Cummings
Miss Jane Maitland daughter oil Nher frock and larg

her frock and large hat, the
same style as those Of Mrs. Good
win, are Of purple taffeta.
The bridesmaids, Miss Me
lissa Baker, Of Cleveland, and
Miss Dorothy Dodge, will wear
costumes of simil": design.
Theirs are of deep orchid taffeta.
All of the attendants will carry
bouquets of pale pink sweetpeas,
royal purple iris and white lilac.
Mr.. Hayes Best Man
Mr.. Jack Hayes will serve as
best man, and the ushers will in
clude Mr.. Sidney Gest, Mr.. Rich
ard Douglas Montgomery, Mr.. VIII
liam Sanders and Mr.. James Pres
ton Parks.
Immediately following the cere'
mony there will be a reception.
Mrs. Condor will be attired in
purple satin and Mrs. Cummings
in blue crepe Romaine.
Miss Maitland and her sister
have both been presented at the
Court of st. James and made
their debuts here two seasons ago.
Mr.. Cummings is a graduate OF
the University of California and
is a member of the Alpha Delta
Phi Fraternity.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28

Miss Jane Maitland, daughter OF
Mrs. Hamilton Condor, will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Ramsdell
Cummings, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Earl Cummings, of San Francisco,
Calf, this afternoon. The cere-
mony will take place at 4:30 o'clock
at the Sulgrave Club with Msgr.
Edward L. Buckley officiating.
An improvised altar will be dec
grated with Gala lilies, Spring flow
ers, Southern Smilax and palms.
Miss Maitland will be given in
marriage by Mr.. Condor. She will
wear a gown of heavy cream satin
made on classic lines. From the
waist falls a wide circular train.
Her veil, which will be simply ar
ranged, is of rare old lace, fam
lily heirloom, which once belonged
to members of the Russian royal
family. She will carry Gala lilies.
Wears Magenta Taffeta
Mrs. Frank S. Goodwin, the
matron of honor, will wear a
gown of magenta taffeta fash
ioned with puffed sleeves and a
slight train, and a wide-brimmed,
square crowned hat Of the same
shade and material.
Miss Diane Maitland will be
her sisters maid Of honor, and
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
Virginia Girl
Evening Bride

This evening the wedding of
Miss Margaret Robertson, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hen
derson Robertson, of Warrenton,
Va, and Mr.. Edward Dana Dens-
more, son of Mrs. Edward D. Dens-
more and the late Mr.. Densmore,
of Brookline, Mass, will take place
in the Warrenton Presbyterian
Church.
The church will be effectively
decorated with Easter lilies, ferns
and palms. The Rev. Julian Lake
will perform the ceremony at 8
o'clock.
Escorted by Father
Mr.. Robertson will escort his
daughter. She will be gowned in
ivory satin made on flaring lines,
the skirt terminating in a long
graceful train. Her veil Of ivory
tulle is simply arranged in cap
effect, and she will carry bouquet
of Easter lilies.
The matron Of honor, Mrs. Will
liam Barron Kerkam, Of Washing
ton, ana the maid Of honor, Miss
Gertrude Robertson, sister Of the
bride, will wear gowns Of coral
taffeta mace with short jackets.
The other attendants, Miss Anne
Densmore. sister of the bride
groom; Miss Mary Hines and
Miss Polly Tiffany, will have on
gowns of the same model, of sea
green taffeta.
Silver Ribbons
All of the brides attendants
will wear silver bandeaus on their
heads and will carry bouquets of
Johanna Hill roses, tied with sill
yer ribbons
Mr.. William Hunter Perry, jr.,
of Brookline, Mass, will act as
best man. and the ushers will be
Mr.. Bancroft Lttlefield, of Provi-
dence, R. l.; Mr.. Charles Helmer,
of Washington and Philadelphia,
and Mr.. William B. Kerkam, Of
this city.
After the ceremony there will
NC D. EGCSJC1O11 dI AGAAO4oOOAACS 0AAC
home of the brides parents. Mrs.
Robertson will wear a Spring
printed crepe and a corsage Of
gardeniaS, and Mrs. Densmore will
be costumed in wine-colored lace
with corsage of gardenias.
The bride has chosen for her
travelling outfit a Navy blue suit
with matching accessories and
hat. After April 6 Mr.. DenSmore
and his bride will be at home in
Brookline. Mass.
Capital Guests
Among the Washingtonians who
will attend the wedding are Mr..
and Mrs Stanhope Williamson,
Miss Louise Williamson, Miss
Ethel Shamer, Miss Helen Wool
colt, Miss Mary Olive O'Connell
and Mr.. end Mrs. Theodore N.
Gill.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28

We are of the opinion that
if you want to see some Of your
friends all you have to do is to
take a stroll down either Con-
necticut or Massachusetts, Ave-
nues or along F Street, some
time in the golden afternoon
hours.
We tried it out, and with
very pleasing results. Making
the wide swing about Sheridan
Circle we saw and exchanged
waves with Laurence Bungar-
deanu, of the Rumanian 1ega-
ton, who was just stepping out
of his sleek black roadster.
A block further along we
passed Beatrice Phillips,
daughter of the Undersecre-
tary of State and Mrs. William
Phillips, who apparently was
really enjoying her walk. She
had on a becoming tweed out
fit of an effective combination
of rose and violet-blue.
Down amid the somewhat
nerve racking hustle and hustle
of the shopping district we
chatted with Mrs. W. W.
Howes, wife of the Assistant
Postmaster General, W h o e
eyes just twinkled as she ex-
planned a large interesting
looking box as containing a
Just that moment purchased
evening gown, and then hur-
ried on her way homeward-
bound to slip into the recent
wardrobe addition and be off
to a dinner party.
Caught fleeting glimpse Of
Vilette Sullivan on a shopping
tour. She had on an informal
tan suit with which she wore
a white sweater striped with
bright colors. Another member
of the younger set out with an
eye for Spring finery was little
Marjorie Young, daughter Of
the Representative from Ohio,
who was wearing a chic suit
of bright henna woolen broad
cloth trimmed with leopard.
\ 4
Mrs. Paul Waggoner, of Fort
Worth, Texas, was hostess at a
cocktail party in her apart
ment at the Washington Ho-
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
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tel a day or two ago when her
guests were invited to inspect
the recently completed bust Of
Vice President Garner, the
work Of her daughter, Miss
Electra Waggoner.
Mrs. Waggoner wore an eff
fective gown of black net,
made with long full sleeves
and trimmed with bands of
narrow black velvet ribbon.
About her neck she wore a
strand of pearls.
The Vice President, jolly and
amusing, arrived to visit with
old friends and admire himself
in clay. Others there were Sem
ator and Mrs. Tom Connally,
Representative Sam Rayburn,
Representative and Mrs. Fritz
Lanham, the latter in a black
Spring suit completed with a
little ripple collar of ermine.
Mrs. William P. MacCracken,
"Chick" to all her friends, who
halls from Waco, wore a most
becoming ensemble of dark
blue. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja
were there. She wore a strik-
ing costume of blue with a
jacket of scarlet pleated chif-
fon with a large milan hat Of
blue.
Also present were cookbook
ing Edward Kulikowski, Sec
ond Secretary of the Polish
Embassy; Senor Don Hector
Diaz Leguizamon, First Secre-
tary of the Argentine Embassy;
Herr Ernst Wilhelm Meyer,
First Secretary Of the German
Embassy; Senator and Mrs.
Robert j. Bulkley, the latter in
black crepe with an off-the-
face hat, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Buck, Mrs. Buck wearing
a brown costume.
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Christopher and Drayton
Phillips have returned home
for the spring vacation from
Avon Old Farms, Avon, Conn,
where they are students in the
Third and Sixth Forms, respec.
lively. Christopher and Dray.
ton are the sons of the Under.
secretary of State and Mrs.
William Phillips.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
ArmyWeddine
Is Today

The Walter Reed Memorial
Chapel will be the scene of the
wedding this afternoon of Miss
Helen Davis Tewksbury. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. william Davis
Tewksbury and Lieut.. John Harry
King, jr., U. S. A., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harry King Of Wash.
ington.
Chaplain Patrick j. Ryan,
U. S. A., will perform the cere.
mony at o'clock. The chapel
will be decorated with lilies
banked against a background of
palms and ferns.
DR.. Tewksbury will escort his
daughter and give her in mar.
riage. She will wear a simple
gown of ivory satin made on
princess lines. Her veil of illusion
falls from a coronet held in place
by small clusters of orange bios.
SONS. Her jewels will be a strand
of pearls and she will carry a
sheaf of Gala lilies.
AGeGlUCU Dy SAStGE
Mrs. Merrill K. Clementson, the
former Miss Jane TewkSbury, will
be her sisters only attendant. Her
gown is of blue chiffon and with
this she will wear yellow picture
hat. Her bouquet will be of yellow
and Johanna Hill roses.
DR.. Daniel B. Langley, of New
York City, will serve as best man
and the usherS will include Capt.
Llewellyn L. Barrow, Lieut.. Wayne
r. Weaver, Lieut.. Frank D. Jones,
Lieut.. Howard F. Currie, Lieut..
John T. B. Strobe and Lieut.. Rob.
ert w. Du Priest, all brother Off
GERS of the bridegroom from Car
Isle Barracks, Pa.
Following the ceremony there
will be a reception at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Tewksbury in Chevy
Chase. The drawing rooms will be
decorated with Spring flowers and
palms, and lighted by tapers. The
young couple will be assisted in
receiving by their mothers. Mrs.
TeWkSbury will wear gold lace and
Mrs. King will have on blue lace.
They will each have shoulder
cluster of orchids.
Change of Station
Later in the evening Lieut.. King
and his bride will leave on
their wedding trip. The latter will
wear an ensemble of French blue
trimmed with Ombre fur. They
will make their home at Carlisle
Barracks until August, when they
will sail for the West Coast, where
Lieut.. King will be stationed at
Seattle, Wash.
The bride on her mothers side
is descended from some of the
oldest and most prominent Vir'
ginia families. Among her an
cestors is John West, who was
Governor of the Virginia Colony
and brother of Thomas, Lord de
Ia War;.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
DiDIOn,Gfic and Official Notes:
AMBASSADORS TO BE ENTERTAINED
Assistant Secretary of State
And Mrs. Wilbur Carr Will
Be Hosts This Evening

The Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Wilbur J. Carr will be hosts at dinner this
evening in their home Wyoming Avenue. The ranking
guests will Ambassador Of Italy Sgnor Augusta Rosso
and the Ambassador of China and Nine Sze who has only
recently returned Washington after visit of several months
at her home in the Orient.
The guests will number sixteen
The Washington times., 1936-03-28

officiating
saber 10 military ilingly famous
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
SoeA Gown"
Sunday Supper

Senator and Mrs. Joseph C.
O'Mahoney and DR.. and Mrs.
Lothrop Stoddard will be the
guests of honor at the Sunday eve
ming supper party to be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja at their
home in Georgetown.
X ~
Captain and Mrs. Edward T.
Hopes, of Boston, Mass, are in
Washington for a brief stay, and
are at Wardman Park Hotel.