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Evening star., 1937-06-06

91,SUV.
MASS. ave. ne, near Stanton Park
Large brick residence containing 10 rooms
and 2 baths, hot-watel heat. Excellently
located for room renting or apartments.
Attractive terms can be arranged.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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Hastings Adams En'ertoins s.e r. /.
With Party Last EUeninq

Hastings Adams, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Adams, delight
fully entertained last evening at
his home, 1922 Eaton street, with
a party in celebration of the
18th anniversary of his birth,
Dancing was the principal pas
time interspersed with games and
other forms of amusement. Game
winners were Bascom L. Grooms,
Jr., and Miss Helen Porter, and
the consolation prize was award
ed to Harold Haskins.
After the games and dancing,
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the gracious host. At a
late hour the guests departed
wishing for Hastings many more
happy birthday events. The host
received a number of handsome
and useful presents to remind
him of delightful evening spent
with his group of friends.
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"The Rhythm Revue" directed
by Gerald PhlderJ featuring John
PFitchard and his Orchestra with
"Teenie" Sarls, Vocalist, will be
staged this evening between shows
at Palace Theater.
Revue will introduce many pop
ular tunes played by Pritchard's
Orchestra. A number of new
dance routines will be carried out
by the cast.
Mrs. Lillian Nash, comedian,
will be heard in a comedy skit,
which will be her original act.
Miss Florence Dillon, talented toe
dancer, will give an exhibition of
her routine to the tune of Jan
CAREERS theme song my Dear.
Members of the orchestra are
John Pritchard, piano; William
Saunders, drums; Tommy Thomp-
son, tenor saxaphOne; Hector
Barrosa, alto saxaphone; Gus
Ayala, trumpet; EdeliO Borges,
bass fiddle.
Tonight's program is as fol-
lows:
/. Selections, Pritchard's Or
chestra: Villa, theme song
There's a Lull In NY Life" and
"Alibi Baby.
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picture of natural beauty, which
left its impression with one, long
after night had shut out this dis
play of nature, the greatest of all
artists.
Arriving at No Name Key about
Z O'Clock, the group entered cars
and the ride of Al miles to the
city was started. The group ar
rived about sis o'clock to their
separate homes, tired, but thrilled
with a delightful experience, graft
fled by the memory of the. many
eourtesies extended at each point
visited, and thankful to B. NJ.
Duncan, chief engineer and gen
eral manager, through whose
kindness and courtesy the trip was
made possible.
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:: SOCIETY ::
"The Rhythm, Revue" To Be
Staged Here This EOenine

II. Introducing the tapping
trio dancing to "Blue Hawaii"
played in Jazz time-Vera Waite,
Blanche Cervantes, Elizabeth
Gartenmeyer.
III. Presenting the Blues voice
of Miss Vergie Key singing "Sweet
Heartaches".
". La Rhumba, "Mama Inez"
danced by Louise Pritchard and
Edelio Borges.
V. Orchestra selection, John
son Rag" and 1.-THE Moon Got In
My Eyes" with vocal by "Teenie"
Sarls.
VI. Act by Mrs. Nash.
VII. Ballet toe Dance) Miss
Florence Dillon.
VIII. Orchestra Selections
"Sailboat in the Moonlight" and
"Dinah''.
TX. Dance Stylists: Gerald
and Louise dancing to the tune of
"Stardust".
X. Solo Tap, danced by Gerald
Pinder. "The Merry Go-Round
Broke Down. ,ca
XI. Orchestra Selections: "The
Gonna Goo" and theme song,
Villa. tttLt~e-tn ftf
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thinking Of retiring and settling
in Baltimore"
You're a young man to be talk
ing about retiring"
ooh, well, I'm not ambitious, :"
said Tanning. Forty or fifty thou
sand a year is ample for my needs.
I'm looking for j place in the
Green Spring valley. Nothing
opulent or snowy, you understand.
A small place, but perfect in every
appointment. That's my ideal. Two
or three blooded horses in the
stable, flat field where l can land
and take off in my own plane"
Blow-hardi thought Neill. "Are
you married?" Pleasantly.
mo, indeed" said Tanning
laughing. I'm too fond of the sex
to tie myself down to one. Women
are like Wines-you want a differ
ent type with every course. ]
wouldn't give up champagne just
because / like Johannisberger."
Neill fingered his glass longing
ly. He had a terrible yen to fling
the contents in the mans face.
Shrewd Questions
"TELL me, how did you make
L enough to retire so early?" he
asked laughing. 'That's something
every man is interested in"
"In the Street." aid Tanning
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cMILLS AND
fever
Fast Relief for Malaria With
This Proven Treatment!

Don't 50 through e. 4ai suffer-
ing. Stop Malaria chill and fever
IA quick time.
Take good old Groves Tasielcss
Chill Tonicl This IS no new-fangied
O. Entried preparation. It's q IA
nous medicine you can depend on.
Groves TasteiesE Chill Tonic con.
taias tasteleFS quinidlne ard iron.
| quickly stops the ehllls and fever.
!. also tends 20 build you Up. That's
the double effect you want.
Tae very next time you feel an
attack q ehiiis and fever coming
On. so right 20 Jour drug store and
get . bottle q Groves Tastele1s
Chill Tonic. Start taking the Fnedl.
cine Immediately ard you wiu Boon
set the relief you want
Al drug stores sell Groves Taste
less Chill Tonie. Soc an6 81. Ths
lstisT SIZE 10 the more aeenCrnieaL
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Guests at the party were: Helen
Porter. Mary Sawyer, Elois Saw
yer, Betty Henriquez, Edith
Sands, Victoria Arnold, Lois Lord,
Wilma Russell, Rose Mary De-
merritt, Ida Fac Curry, Margaret
White, Retty Joyce Adams, Yova
Fernandez, Constance Marie
Adams, Althea Haskins, lola
Camus.
Raymond Divide, Luis Divide,
Bob Pittman, Bascom L. GrOoms,
Jr., Manuel Fernandez, Elmore
Pinder. Harold Rae Haskins, VIM.
Schoneck, Holland Weech, Nor
man Cerezo, Jack Porter, Everett
Hall, Frank Martin Rodriguez,
Roland Keaton, Emil Roberts,
Manual Lopez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando Camus,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Adams, Mrs.
Paul Haskins. Mrs. Harold Hask-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Adams.
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LEGALS

FINAL NOTICE
IN THE COURT or THE COUNTY
u DGE, MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
DATE.
In re the Estate Of
YVONETTE ADAMS,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned viii, on the 18th day OF
October. A. u. 1887, present "a the
Honorable County Judge Of Mon
roe County. Florida, his final re-
turn, account and vouchers as ad-
miniEtratOr Of the Estate Of won
cite Adams. and at the said time.
then and there. make t8pal3esft bort q
the said Judge fors-a final Settle
meRt of his .aafaiEsi ~ ration Of said
estate aha- faEs ~ Order dischargfng
him as such administrator.
Dated this 10th day 81 August,
\. II. 1897.
A. MAITLAND ADAMS.
As Administrator OF the Estate OF
Avonefte Adams. deceased.
WM. y. ALBURY.
Attorney for Administrator.
augII-Is25: septI-s-ls-22-2s octG-
IL, 1881.
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as Tanning entered,
Neil thought: II crook,
and a slick one.

carelessly. Things are coming
back"
As an operator or a broker?"
Both. You hear a lot about
the cleverness of Wall Street men,
but believe me it's all a myth.
They're so dumb that a fellow Of
just ordinary intelligence like me
can go in and clean Zip in short
order" he laughed. What's your
line?" he asked.
Contact man for q Arm OF con.
tractors. What's your fiFm?"
I'm out Of the Street now. =.
Have you heard this one?"
He told a funny story about
Wall Street. While his mouth was
full OF humorous friendly talk, the
foxy black eyes never relaxed
their vigilance. Neill had the sense
that he was being keenly sized up
in his turn.
He matched Fanning's story
with another. Tanning laughed
and clapped him on the back. u
like you. pattonl You and I speak
the same lingo" He beckoned 10
the bartender. ''Set EN- up. Jim.
This round is on me-"
Neill refrigerated By the tina
they had had three. q perfect bar
room friendship had developed.
But while the drink appeared 20
loosen Fanning's tongue, he made
no disclosures about himself.
When NELL asked a question, he
told q funny story. From time 20
time Re slipped IN q shrewd cues
ton os his own. Nelil answered
with seeming frsnkneSs. but Fan
n.ng's sharp eyes hardened.
lie Is suScicious of me. Neiu
thought ard he doesn't mean 20
let RE 20 until he's found out what
I'm after. Wei. two can play az
that game
fCssg-trEs. Esgf. ~ Eslxsv1 Fssamwg
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Chapter Two
The Gray Little Man

suOW long has Tanning been
i i around?" Neil asked.
II couldn't tell you exactly.
Some weeks" said Mr.. Bromley.
what brought him here?"
''He likes the town. Looking for
q little place in the Green Spring
valley. I've got a place out there,
and that's how / got acquainted
with him. But it didn't suit him"
"Who introduced him in Balti-
more? Who vouches for him?"
"'Deed, don't remember. Fam
ming is the sort of man you just
see around. +. Do you know any
thing queer about him?"
mo indeed" said Neill. 81 was
Just trying to find out something
about his standing"
well, don't ask me-"
as he a man you would trust?"
II don't trust any man." said Mr..
Bromley grinning.
NELL saw that there was Moth
Ing to be had here. Where does
Tanning hang out?" he asked.
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mo. But want to find out
about him. What are your rela-
tions with him?"
Il have no relations with him"
Eyster grinned. "He doesn't know
me, but ! know him."
swell, tell me-" said NELL.
what sort of fellow is he?"
"What is your purpose in ask
ing?" said Eyster cautiously.
an tell you," said Neill. "A
young fellow that know has been
going around with him, and / sus-
Spect Fanning's bad influence"
Eyster laughed noiselessly. "a
bad influence?" he said. That's
putting il mildly. assume that
Il is really a young woman you are
talking about. Tanning has no use
for young men"
Neill let it so at that.
A spasm Of hatred convulsed
oysters gray face. He's a devil
to women" he exclaimed with an
odd breathleSsneSs. "a DEVIL A
devil!'
Chapter And Verse
NEIL turned hard inside, think
y ing Of the danger to Janet. At
the same time he exulted a little,
because he had been proved right.
No harm had come to Janet YET
and now he could show heri
'Give me chapter and verse"
he said eagerly. Give me Soma
concrete evidence TO show, and il
viii save a woman.
But EySter only grinned and
shook his head. These are things
can't tell a stranger"
Why did you approach met"
EySter was silent.
Nell felt that he must use eau
ticn in dealing with this half
! cracked soul where is your
home, Mr.. Eyster2" he asked In
order 20 get on safer ground.
Il have no home"
No homeg"
Il Just 60 from hotel 20 hotel"
isn't that rather expenSive7"
II have enough money for my
needs"
What's your buSinessg"
Il have 10 business"
I what brought you 10 Balti-
I more
Tanning
/ fcsSysssaa. 1917. - Esssu4 Ss~s-wl
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'Tord Baltimore hotel."

'Iord Baltimore hotel"
This hotel was further down.
town and Neill took a taxi. He sat
down in the lobby and looked
around It came to him that the
bellboys Of hotel generally have
q low-down on the guests, and he
beckoned TO a lad in a bob-tailed
Jacket who was passing.
Fetch me a couple Of Eden Per-
fectoes. will your"
The cigar stand was not more
than Is feet away. but NELL knew
that bellboyS never resent a guest
who refuses to wait on himself.
The cigars were brought and
tie boy generously tipped. He
held q lighted match. and Neill
detained him in talk.
''Do you know a guest here
called Prescott Fanning7"
mr.. Fanning2 Sure do, boss.
He's in 14l0, one of the best suites
in the house. Mr.. Fanning's a real
gentleman. he Is"
What's his buSiness2"
Don't seem to have any, Just
enjoys hisself."
"Does he get much mail?"
"Not at the hotel"
"Come on" said Neil per-
masively. Loosen up"
Whats your graft?" asked the
boy with a sharp look.
sOh. put me iown as 4 noSey in
divldual with big heart"
"well. Mr.. Fanning's been a
good friend to me and l amt
agoing TO
Il could be a better friend II you
gave me any real information
about him."
The boy grinned az him as much
as 20 say: "Prove i'll"
Always happy 10 oblige," he
said. But l can't tell you what
don't know. Mr.. Tanning carries I
wad Of new money in his wallet
an inch thick. He plays the races
and his bar bills pretty near I
hundred a week. lie appears K
know everybody in town. lie talk;
. lot but he never tells nothing
Just joSheS,"
"A bellhoy's heyo2" said Neill
sYou said i, ulisterl ! wish they
was more like him 81. Sorry. / -
10 beat il. I'm not allowed 90 stang
and talk"
Nell LEI him 20.
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SYNOPSIS: Neill. TesoIute
young federal agent. comes to
Baltimore to spend tDeek's VG-
cation with his girl. But they
quarrel. Janet, tUho is tall, GttTac-
tue and independent, refuses to
break dinner date with Pre-. colt
Tanning. Angrily NeilI says Fan
ming is too old for Janet, too slick
and spends too much money. Both
peeved, they part and NeilI sets
out to check up on Tanning. He
interviews an acquaintance OF
Fanning's, and a belIboy. Then a
strange little gray man, DaUid
EySter, sidles up to talk evdsiUely
about Tanning, calling him "a
devil to tromerl."
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| gray hair, gray skin, gray lips. He
wore a wrinkled gray suit too, as
if for protective coloring. It was
impossible to guess his age. He
would have been completely in
significant had it not been for his
eyes Neill had ever seen. He looked
like lost soul; yet his colorleSs
lips were twisted in a grin.
Pardon me, SIR" he said with
a fawning air. "But | couldn't help
overhearing part of your CONVEX
sation just now"
$50 what?" said Neill. He felt
that he ought to De sorry for the
man but he only felt repulsion.
II heard you asking the boy
about Prescott Tanning"
Neill pricked up his ears. DO
you know him?"
The gray man moistened his lips
like a cat. eyes" he said slowly,
Il may say . :. that know him."
"Sit down." said Neil. Have a
smoker"
''That looks too big and strong
Tor me, SAID the gray man with a
sidelong look at the cigar. eff you
will excuse me, prefer my pipe"
Smoke up" said Neill.
While the little man was busy
filling his pipe, Neil studied him.
A new type. Not criminal, yet
somehow repulsive. Neill won
dered if every man who has been
through hell becomes repulsive to
his luckier fellows.
'You may call me Eyster," he
said. David Eyster."
I'm Walter Patton" said Neill.
He was glad that Eyster did not
offer to shake hands. His gray
paws looked like dead mans.
do you know Fanning?" asked
Eyster.
mo"
"Are you anxious to meet him?"
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PERSONAL MENTION

'ssssosssNssesssessssss

Mrs. Walter MeCook and son
Walter, Jr., who were spending a
while in Havana with relatives,
were returning passengers on the
Steamship Cuba yesterday.
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80 By Hubert Footner -

SYNOPSIS: NeiH, a resolute
young federal agent, comes to
Baltimore to spend a tUeek's vG-
cation tDith his girl. But they
quarrel Janet, tUho is tall, dttrac-
tire and independent, refuses to
break her dinner-pGrty date with
Prescott Tanning Angrily Neill
says Fdnning is "too old" for
Janet; "he spends too much
money; he's too slick" Janet dd-
mits she's been tUdrned against
him, knows little about him.
Both 1eeved, theb part and NeiIl
sets out TO proUe Tanning q
crook. He finds the hotel manager
Janet cited as FGnning's c'ose
friend. He says Fd1ning is "a
mere acquaintance"
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MAKE SURVEY OF
BRIDGE PROJECTS


manned some work of a minor
sort, such as rubbing and polish
ing and removing some of the
rough spots, but Mr.. Victor con-
fidently expected that within the
next three weeks the contract
would be complete and ready for
final inspection. He said ne was
then making preparations to be
transferred to some other con-
tract.
Mr.. Rowland, the Thomson sup
erintendent, had asked if the par
ty would like to ride the road to
Hog Key and all agreed to take
the 15-mile ride in a truck which
Mr.. Rowland provided. Captain
Knight and Engineer McKillip left
in the lie Pecheur and the others
boarded the truck fer the long
ride.
Over hills and down in gulleys,
not valleys, riding on the rim OF
a bank from which one slip would
precipitate the riders into a ditch
about eight feet deep, and even
on the smoother places this stretch
of road, which had been part OF
the Florida East Coast roadbed,
it was one of the toughest rides
ever taken by any member of the
group, However it was only foI
about three miles, which seemed
80, until the smooth perfect por.
ton of the overseas road was
reached and the next II miles
was covered in comfort, although
all were pleased when the truck
reached Hog Key.
Here after a short wait the
launch arrived and the proposed
trip to Little Duck Key was start.
ed, but when it was realized that
it was five o'clock, and we were
due to arrive at Pigeon Key fol
supper, the trip to Little Duck Key
was called off and the launch was
headed for Pigeon Key and one OF
Polly's famous suppers.
Arriving the party washed w
and awaited the call for Chow
Within a brief time the heavy
tones of the bell were heard and
the group entered the dining hal
and partook of an excellent menu
which had everything necessary To
regale the inner man, and topped
off by peaches and cream, crisp
light homemade biscuits and
steaming, fragrant coffee. All
served under the personal direc-
ton of Polly and his capable as
sistants.
Following the supper Mr.. Huau
showed the group his stock OF
sheets and pillow cases, snowy
white and fit for the couehes OF
kings, blankets for use during
chilly winter nights, and in fact
every piece and kind of wear
necessary to the comfort of a per-
feet road camp, the demands for
which above all else is cleanliness
and purity.
Mr.. Huau shen insisted that
the group see the store rooms in
which are carried every item foi
a perfectly arranged dining room
including a varied assortment OF
canned fruits, cereals, and every
thing else which a good steward
demands he be provided with &c
assure his diners good wholesome
meals accompanied by perfect
service. And all this, said Mr.
Huau, is ordered direct from Key
West, and Il mean everything in
these store rooms, comes from
your city"
II then became time for taking
departure, and getting back to
Key West The trip to No Name
Key was made in the after glow
Of a perfect afternoon, the skies
"A hove and in the west "a o-iorfors
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Gwynn left
over the highway this morning for
Miami where they plan to make
their future home. Their daugh-
ter Miss Alice left last week.
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Mrs. c. w. Dixon, who was
visiting relatives for several
weeks, left on the Cuba yesterday
afternoon for Tampa and from
there will proceed to her home in
Phoenix, Arizona.
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R. c. Perky, owner of Perky,
Florida, was a passenger leaving
on the Cuba yesterday afternoon,
en- route to Tampa, where he goes
on business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Baker,
of Miami, are in Key West visit
ing relatives and planning to en-
JOY a vacation of two weeks be-
fore returning to Miami where
Mr.. Baker is employed with the
Florida East Coast Railway Com
pany.
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Lee Pinder and son Ferran, who
were spending a while in Key
West with relatives and friends,
left over the highway this morn
ing for Matecumbe.
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Tragedy In his EYES

AN odd-looking man sided up
IA 20 Nell from behind, A skin
~ little fellow, gray as q badger
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Neill answers an taeriminAsinR
Phsse can in Fsanings rsS@. g.
msTFeW.
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CLASSIFIED
C0LU M N \

FEMALE HELP WANTED
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FOR SALE

PERSONAL CARDs-iO0 printed
cards, SIPS. The Artman
Press. mayl9-tf
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careleSsly. Things are coming
back"
Evening star., 1937-02-14
JAMES E. DEVER DIES,
VETERAN NEWS WRITER
Spent 40 Years in New York Jour.
nalism-once Was With
Charles A. Dana.
BY the Associ, ted Press.

By the Associ, ted Press.
NEW YORK, February 13.-James
e. Dever, who started his more than
40 years Of metropolitan newspaper
work on Park Row, died today at his
Staten Island home, the victim of q
heart attack. He was 70 years old.
A native Of st. John, New Bruns-
wick, he entered newspaper work on
the Syracuse, N. Y, Standard, and
left an editors chair there to become
associated with Charles A. Dana Of
the Sun. For 80 years he was on the
World. When 1t was sold in 1881
Dever Joined the staff of the Fox
Movietone News.
An automobile accident i've years
ago compelled him to retire. Surviv-
ing are his widow, Mrs. Grace Dever,
and three sisters, Mrs. Norman Leslie
OF Kingston, Ontario; Mrs. Patrick
Hughes Of London and Mrs. Louis
Barbour Of Rome.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
REICH COLONY PLEA
FINDS BRITISH COOL
Berlin Hears Ribbentrop Received
Rebuff When He Presented
Hitler's Demands.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, February 13.-An in
formed diplomatic source said to-
night Nazi Ambassador Joachim Won
Ribbentrop was rebuffed when he pre-
sented Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler's
demand for return Of Germany's war
lost colonies to Viscount Halifax, lord
privy seal, in London Thursday.
Viscount Halifax, acting in the alb
sence Of Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden, who Is on vacation, told the
Ambassador the colonies could not be
turned, nor could his majesty's gov
ernment recognize der fuehrer's dra-
matte verbal withdrawal of Ger.
many's signature to the Versailles
Treaty, the source said.
However, the British government Is
quite willing to extend economic aid
to Germany within the framework Of
the League Of Nations, 1t was said,
and Germany's return to the Geneva
body was urged by viscount Halifax.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
AMELIA EARHART URGES
SIMPLER AIR NAVIGATION
Need Not for More Gadgets to
Harass Pilots, Says Aviatrix.
Plans World Flight.


By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 13-Declin-
ing direct comment on the recent
series Of West Coast aviation disaxters
Amelia Earhart Putnam urged today
that the art Of flying be simplihed
rather than made more complex.
Here to complete arrangements for
an east-to-west world flight at the
equator. the slim aviatrix said, I'VE
have 30 many instruments now that
the pilot is kept busy reading dials
and gauges"
II don't think the solution Is In
finding new gadgets to aid flight as
much as it is simplifying those we al
ready have" she said.
Her own plane, the twin-engined
Purdue Research Foundation flying
laboratory" Is practically a flying in
strument panel, equipped with numer-
Gus aids to flight, navigation and
communication.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
DIVORCE SOUGHT
Actress Says Husband Refused to
Buy Her Warm Coat.

Buy Her Warm Coat.
LOS ANGELES, February 13 R.-
Nola Luxford, actress In radio and
motion pictures, charged In q divorce
cross-complaint today her husband,
William Baurenschmidt. declined aft
or inheriting $ss 1000 and the income
from q $4,000 trust fund, to buy her
a warm coat.
Four years after their marriage in
1927, she alleged, he forced her to
live In q one-room apartment and TO
borrow money from friends.
Bauernschmidt charged Miss Lux
ford belittled his business ventures and
deserted him to continue her radio
work In New York.