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The Washington times., 1937-05-15
Ne%co~sto,
TO- - a "A MaA
Miss CORNING
Is Engaged

The marriage Of Miss Harriet
Corning, daughter of Mrs. Edwin
Corning and the late Lieutenant
Governor Corning of Albany, to
Mr.. Wharton Sinkler, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton Sinkler.
Of Elkins Park, Pa, will take
place Saturday afternoon, June
IL, in the chancel Of All Saints
Cathedral, Albany. The bride
, to-be is the granddaughter of
Mrs. Albert Smith Barker, widow
8 Of the late Rear Admiral Barker,
Of this city.
The Rev. william B. Bryan,
3r., Of Princeton, N. j., will off.
ciate, assisted by the Rev. DR..
Charles S. Lewis, former dean
Of the Cathedral, and the Very
Rev. Edward r. Welles, present
dean. The bride will be given
; In marriage by her uncle, for.
mer Representative Parker Corn
ing.
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by a reception for members OF
the family and a few intimate
friends at the brides home, the
: Upper Farm, Kenwood.
MatrOn of Honor.
. The matron Of honor will be
: Mrs. Andrew Hamilton Ransom
0f IoTdolInviIle. sister of the
bride. Other attendants win bt
Mrs. Erastus Corning 2n6, Of Ken
wood; Miss Louise Sinkler, Of
ElkinS Park, and Miss Martha e
Thompson, Of Troy.
The best man will be Mr.. Whar
ton Sinkler, father Of the BRIDE
groom.
Miss Corning attended st. Ag
mes School, Albany, and was grad
yuated from Miss Halls School,
pittsfield, Mass.
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Reception Today

The Latvian Minister and Nine.
Bilmanis will entertain at a recep.
ton today for members Of the
Latvian colony Of Washington, in
celebration Of the third anniver-
sary Of the constitution Of 1884,
which reorganiZed the govern
ment Of that country.
Last evening the Minister and
Mime. BilmaniS entertained at q
dinner in honor Of the Minister
Of Lithuania and Nine ZadeikiS.
They have as their guest for the
weekend, Mr.. Rudolph Shiller,
newly appointed consul general
Of Latvia in New York.
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The French Ambassador and
Nine. Bonnet entertained at a
farewell luncheon today in honor
Of the retiring Naval Attache Of
the Embassy and Nine. Sable,
who will leave next week for Tu-
nisia. The Air Attache and Nine.
Champsaur will give a tea this
afternoon in honor Of Rear Ad-
miral and Nine. Sable.
The Ambassador and Nine. Bon.
net will go to Princeton Thursday,
where they will visit the President
Of the University and Mrs. Dodd.
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Representative and Mrs. Karl
Stefan, of Nebraska, have as
guests for q week at the Mayflower
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlo Vopni, Of Seat.
tie, Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Auchin-
Gloss are at the Ambassador Hotel
in New York City.
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Rose Page Will
Wed June 19

Announcement is made by Mrs.
Thomas Walker Page, Of this city,
and Virginia, of the engagement Of
her daughter, Miss Rose Walker
Page, to Mr.. John B. Wilson, Of
Boston, Mass. The wedding viii
take place quietly in Mrs. Pages
apartment at the Shoreham on
June 10.
Because Of the recent death Of
the brides father, the guests will
be limited to members Of the two
families and a few close friends.
A small reception for members
Of the wedding party will follow.
Miss Pages father, Mr.. Thomas
Walker Page, was for many years
professor of economics at the Uni
verSity Of Virginia before coming
to Washington as a member of the
BrookingS Institution and later Of
the United States Tariff Commits
sion.
Through both her parents, Miss
Page is related to those families
whose names have made Southern
history.
She attended the Holton-Arms
school in washington, Miss
Choate'S School in Brookline,
Mass, and Smith College. Miss
Page made her debut here several
seasons ago.
Mr.. Wilson is the son Of Mrs
Andrew T. Wilson, Of Boston. He
is a graduate Of Harvard, class Of
1882, and also attended the Har
ward Business School; he is nov
connected with the Securities anc
Exchange Commission.
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Miss KimbaII Enqaqed

Mrs. Karl Stefan, wife OF Rep.
resentative Stefan, Of Nebraska,
and Mrs. Samuel w. King, whose
husband is the Hawaiian delegate
in Congress, will be Joint hoSteSSes
at a tea this afternoon at the
Congressional Club in honor OF
Miss Louise Kimball, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Allen Barnes. Of
Philadelphia, will take place on
June 5 at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Kimball is the daughter Of
the late Representative Kimball,
Of Michigan, and Mrs. Henry M,
Kimball, Of Washington. Mr.,
Barnes is the son Of DR.. George
Emerson Barnes, pastor Of Over
brook Presbyterian Church. Phila'
delphia, and Mrs. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Camp
bell, Of Morristown, N. j., are
stopping at the Dodge and are
accompanied by Miss Y. Darbois
and Miss Aida B. Bonsall.
\
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hyde are
spending few days at the wal
dorf-Astoria in New York City.
They plan to return to their home
this weekend.
The Washington times., 1937-05-15

from the shoulders at the sides,
elbows straight and dumbbellS
clutched in hands. Begin with
hands turned so that palms are
in front.
Slowly and forcibly turn the
arms forward, making as complete
a circle as possible with the hands.
Reverse the movement and repeat
the exercise. Begin with five times
and increase to ten.
With the arms held shoulder.
level, move them forward until
they are straight out in front, then
backward as far as they will 60.
Do this exercise slowly and care
fully so that you will not injure
your hands by striking them with
the bells.
And now, one last bit Of advice
about arm beauty: elbows some.
times emerge from the heavy
wooden and silk sleeves Of our win.
ter garments looking as though
they'd been walked on!
# the skin is rough, use a pumice
stone, very gently, to remove the
hard cuticle, bleach with lemon.
and use plenty Of oil or cream. Do
not use the pumice more than
once q week, and then be careful
that you do not scrape too hard.
BALANCED Low CALORm MENU
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Will Go To BIuemont

Countess van Rechteren Linz
purg, wife Of the Counselor Of the
Netherlands Legation, and her
young son will leave early next
month for Bluemont, Va, where
she has taken q cottage for the
summer.
Count and Countess van Rech-
teren make their home at the
Roosevelt Hotel. Count van Rech-
teren win join his family for week
ends at Bluemont.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Hughes
I'd, of Lynchburg, Va, are spend
ing a brief time at the Dodge.
y
Mrs. william K. Baily, Of De.
troit, is in the Capital for several
days stopping at the Hotel Raleigh.
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Miss Russell
WEEDS Tonight

The wedding OF Miss Virginia
Eubank Russell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Southey s. Russell, OF
Farnham, Va, and Mr.. Walter
Haden Davis, son Of MIR. and Mrs.
william P. Davis, Of Mclean, Va,
will take place this evening at 8
o'clock, The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. Cove g. john
son in the National Baptist Me
mortal Church.
To be escorted and given In
marriage by her father, the bride
will wear an ivory satin gown,
made on princess lines, with tiny
satin buttons from neck to hem.
The yoke and tiny collar are fash
toned Of Alencon lace and lace
edges with long, fitted sleeves.
Her tulle veil will fall from q
braided satin halo. She will carry
a brides bouquet of white roses
and lilies Of the valley.
Maid of Honor
Miss Evelyn Cameron, OF Reno,
Va, will act as maid Of honor.
Her gown will be of aquamarine
mousSeline de sole, bouffant style,
and she will carry q bouquet OF
pink roses.
The bridesmaids are Miss Mary
and Miss Julia Targarona, cousins
of the bride; Miss Made Delano,
of Warsaw, Va, and Mrs. Richard
D. Hooe, jr. They will all wear
gowns of mousseline de sole made
like that Of the maid Of honor In
yellow, lilac, blue, and peach.
They will have flowers in their
hair and carry arm bouquets OF
vari-colored Spring flowers.
Little Joan Hardwick. cousin OF
the bride, will be flower girl. She
will wear a long, fitted dress OF
peach colored net and carry q
basket of rose petals. Master Rus
sell Coates, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Stanley Coates, will act as the
ring bearer. He will wear a full
dress suit and carry the ring on q
satin pillow.
Mr.. w. Everette Davis brother
of the bridegroom, will be best
man. The usherS will be Mr..
Petit Davis, brother Of the bride
groom; Mr.. Thomas Stuart Rus
sell, Of Georgetown, Del, brother
of the bride; Mr., A. j. Rains and
Mr.. Wade Hansborough, OF NC
Lean, Va.
Reception to Follow
A reception for the bridal party
and immediate family will follow
after the ceremony. Mrs. Davis,
mother of the bridegroom. will
wear a gown Of blue lace with q
corsage Of gardenias. Mrs. Rus
sell, mother of the bride, will wear
blue chiffon frock with q corSage
bouquet of gardeniaS.
The bridal couple will leave for
a Northern wedding trip, the bride
travelling in a cape ensemble OF
navy blue crepe, trimmed in pink.
With this she will wear navy &C.
cesSories and a corsage bouquet OF
sweetheart roses.
The bride was graduated from
the College Of William and Mary
{ ID is a member Of lambda Chi
Sorority. Mr.. Davis also attended
the College Of William and Mary.
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Diplomatic and Official Notes:
MINISTER AND WIFE ENTERTAIN
Reception Given to Celebrate
Paraguayan independence.
Manv Notables Present

A lavish party was given yesterday after
noon by the Minister of Paraguay and Sonora
de Busk Codas to celebrate the 10th anniversary Of the
independence of their country.
The tall exotic hosess-who speaks just few words OF
Engs-and handsome husband received in the Carlton
room the hotel Her latin beauty enhanced by blue
with panels of red and white down the center About
rope of beads in the three coors Sonora
de Busk Codas had made the dress herself especially for
: this occasion.
An enormous buffet table, laden with delicious canapes,
of ancovy caviar pate de fo gras centred with
brilliant orange snapdagons white carnations Ice
fudge cared for it, in little paper fl was
being served From the long bar at end OF the room one
could order anything in the way of beverages
: Mrs. Hull Wears Black and White Outfit
Mrs Corden Hull-attired in smart black frock and
sporting fr of white flowers her shiny black straw
chapeaungered through the afternoon chatting pleasantly
with the other guests.
Petite Nine. Rajamaitri who accompanying her hus-
band, the Minister Of SIAM and Mrs. Thomas Burke were
holding animated conversation when we Joined them
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"D1d1 has almost as many social
;, engagements as do these days
: it's just one birthday party after
another. even have to keep them
on my calendar" said Nine. Raja-
maitri to our inquiry about her
two and one-half year old daughter.
It was a real pleasure to see
Little Borah'' Gas Mrs. William
E. Borah has been nickname0 yes
terday afternoon. She looked most
, chic in a black cape and a large
string of pearls about her neck.
The charming Representatives.
large from New York, Caroline
O'Day, was there, too.
Espil There
The Ambassador of Argentina
and Nine. Espil dropped in for a
short while. Nine. EspilS black
costume was topped by toast
colored straw hat. The Ambassador
of Chile, Senior Don Manuel
Trucco, was with his bevy of lovely
daughters, Marta, "Chela" and Re
beca. Blonde Olga Patterson was
also there wearing a luscious silver
fox cape.
The Ambassador of the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics was
accompanied by his wife, Nine.
:. TroyanovSky. Still others who at
tended were the Ambassador OF
Brazil, Mr.. Oswaldo Aranha, and
1.-THE First Secretary of the EN-
I bassy, Mr.. A. B. Bueno do Prado.
The Ambassador of Mexico, who
% had with him his wife, Sonora
de Castillo Najera, and his daugh-
ter Erma. The Spanish AmbaSsa-
dor and Sonora de los Rios were
also among the crowd as were the
j. Minister of Guatemala and Sonora
de Recinos, the Minister Of Uru-
, quay, Mr.. j. Richling, and the
Minister Of Latvia, DR.. Alfred
BilmaniS.
"a, Chatting gayly and slipping the
d. delicious champagne were Mrs.
Maurice Thatcher. the CONNER
cial Attache Of the Chilean EN-
q bassy and Sonora de Campbell,
Mrs. Ernest Draper, Miss Ruth
Overton, Representative Edith
Nourse Rogers, Sonora de Puga,
Miss Vera Bloom, 'Beva" Mon
tero and Chang" Valverde, Mrs.
Louis Schapiro and her son,
Mark; Frau Thomson, DR.. Louis
IS. Rowe and Sonora de PaStoriza.
The Washington times., 1937-05-15
Dolly Cameron Says:
TO HONOR DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
State Official and Minister
Plan Parties for Uruguays
Secretary Of Treasury

7 The Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, will
entertain at luncheon on Monday at the Carl
ton in honor of the Secretary of the Treasury Of Uruguay
DR. Cesar Charone who is visitor in the Capital for several
days. -
The Minister of Uruguay, DR.. Jose Rchling will be host
at reception at the Carlton Wednesday from until
n,cln cki in honor of the visitor.
The Washington times., 1937-05-15

The Secretary Of Labor, Nine.
Perkins and her daughter, Miss
Suzanne Wilson, win attend the
recital given by Dorothy Seegar
and Frederick Bristol at Ward.
man Park Theater on Monday eve
ming at 8:45 o'clock. Miss Lita
Graham will also assist at the re-
cital.
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S/AMta ~ ~ Qas fa .aa4 zlE3L
My! What Strange Arms
Come Out In Summer
By IDA JEAN kahn

Summer the time of short sleeves and the revelation Of
they actually are Between stay pretty
much out Of sight, and it's amazing how Of shape they
can get in a few months Of indoor inactivity
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Copyright. 1897. BY King Features
Syndicate, Ine.l
The Washington times., 1937-05-15

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Your Dletitlan,
IDA JEAN KAN.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
Strolls Thru Hollywood

final ailment epidemic on the film
lots, have returned to work, and
as far as the Columbia studio is
concerned the illness is apparently
checked
George Stokes, studio health of
ficer, said a concensus of medical
men attributed the ailment to .
microscopic bacillus, and that q
theory it was due to arsenic poison
ing from improperly washed vege-
tables had been abandoned.
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A romance for Brian Aherne and
Olivia DeHavilland is reported from
the Warner lot. They are working
together in Great Garrick," how
ever, so it may be just one of those
things.
Diana Gibson. blonde ingenue re-
leased by Universal four months
ago. signed Immediately with RKO-
Radio. Now Universay is borrowing
her at three times her former
salary. It's a dizzy business.
90
Indoor parachute jumping is the
new pastime Of Dancer Ray Bolger
preparing for a part in Metros
"Rosalie" Bolger does a parachute
dance" in the show and the indoor
leaps are just for practice. Rig is
similar TO equipment used at the
San Diego fair year or SO ago
an -open chute suspended from q
30-foot scaffold There is y net.
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Helen Wesley veteran character
actress, reports she baWled out G
traffic cop and got away with it.
The 'bawl out" was part of her
picture work, and she got the idea
of using a real cop for a victim
while rehearsing her lines on the
way to work The officer was pret-
ty astounded, but was Modified with
a $5 present.
Another film couple will set out
on a honeymoon Friday, following
the example of Buddy Rogers ano
Mary Pickford. jeanette Macdonald
and Gene Raymond. They arg
Thelma Leeds and Harry Einstein
better known as "Parkyakarkus.
Although married weeks ago they
hadn't had time for a real honey.
moon, and this is it. They'll trair
to New York, returning here Jul!
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90
Gangling Gary Cooper admits a
last that the reason he never goe
anywhere in public is that he
bashful.
mo kidding it's terrible" h
said. Everywhere you go, peopl
stare at you. I'm really sociabl
guy, but l guess I've become
regular hermit"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
SINGLE HOPE
OF LIFE LEFT
SACK SLAYER

PHOENIX. Ariz., June 30. (U.P)-
David Benjamin Knight. Maricopa
county sack murderer today held
but one desperate hope of escape
from death in the state prisons
lethal gas chamber.
The Arizona supreme court up
held the condemned killers con-
viction and ordered him executed
at dawn Sept. 3. His last hope lies
in a possible Communication of SEN
tence by the state board of pardons
and paroles.
Knight, Salt River Valley cotton
picker, was convicted of the brutal
murder of ]. C. Kalb, also a cotton
picker, whose body was found wrap
ped in a gunny sack in the Salt
River bottoms Dec. 29, 1885. The
skull had been smashed with a
monkey wrench.
Knight was captured Jan. IL,
1886, in Venice, Calf. He confessed
he killed Kalb and blamed the
latter's efforts to draw him into
plot to rob a store near Cold
water, AriZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
Wine, Heat Take
Truckman's Life

A combination of wine and heat
took its toll here Tuesday night
in the death of William t. Meyers.
San Diego truck driver who had
operated in Ell Centro for the
last five months. Meyers was 80.
Meyers came to Ell Centre Tues
day with j. E. Castle, who told
Deputy Coroner Herbert Hughes
that, after drinking a large guam
tity of wine, they went to sleep
under a row of athol trees near
the Eastside school.
Castle awoke about am. We'd
nesday, tried to awaken Meyers,
and found that he was dead
Meyers is survived by his mother
in San Diego and wife and two
children in Seattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
DUKE ANGERED
BY CHARGE ON
KINGS DEATH

LONDON. June 80. UP) - The
Duke of Windsor. telephoning today
to the Evening Standard from
Wasserleonburg. Austria, indignant
ly resented a published statement
by Sir Gerald Wollaston, garter
king of arms, that the funeral of
George V. was unduly hurried.
Wollaston spoke last night at a
Lyceum club dinner, at which he
said:
Less time was allowed for the
funeral arrangements to be made
than ever before
He added that Edward VIII in
sisted that the funeral take place
at the end of one week.
What a rotten story" the duke
told the Evening Standard. 81 went
to London from Sandringham the
day after my fathers death to con-
vey the express desire of my mother
that the funeral should take place
on Jan. %.
"She was most anxious to avoid
a long and painful delay like the
fortnight which elapsed between
the death and burial of my grand
father, Edward VII"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
MOLEY HITS
COURT PLAN

PHOENIX, AriZ., June 30. iUR)-
Raymond Moley, national political
figure, and editor of "News-Week," +"
attacked President Roosevelt's jul
dietary reform proposal here last
night with a warning, there is
something worse than a govern
ment of men: it is government by
a man"
Speaking before $50 persons in
the Hotel Westward Ho, Moley as
sailed the presidents plan as "a
threat to the Republican form OF
government"
He lauded Democratic leaders who
"defied the thunders OF party ex-
communication" in opposing the
plan, declaring, "the courage that
can face defeat of life . that is
victory"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
EX-Wife Awarded
Judgment of $500

LOS ANGELES, June 80. UP)--
Mrs. Julietta Novis, divorced wife
of Donald Novis, today held a
$5,547 judgment against the radio
singer because of his failure to
answer a back alimony suit.
Mrs. Novis obtained a divorce
decree and an order for monthly
alimony of $1375O in a suit filed
In New York. When he assertedE
neglected to pay alimony, she filed
suit here.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30

the emergency raised by the news
paper guild when it went on record
fsvoring a closed shop, similar Il
those demanded by labor unions
Text of the resolution adopted by
the publishers follows:
THE newspaper editors and pub.
fishers from all sections of The
United States individually ano
through their cooperative associa-
fions listed below are gathered here
to take action upon the American
Newspaper Guilds recent declara-
ton for the closed shop in editorial
and news departments. We recog-
nize the fact that when a problem
Of major importance TO the public
is presented TO us. the public Is
entitled to a statement.
This meeting is by no means
ole Of opposition to collective bar
gaining, better hours, pay or work
ing conditions for newspaper mep
and women.
Not Economic Issue
I'VE are here to discuss the closed
shop as matter of journalistic
and public principle. not as an
economic issue.
Established for the benefit of
all the people are four fundamental
rights in the constitution-freed
OF religion-freedom of speech
freedom of the press and freedom
Of assembly. Experience has proved
and even now is demonstrating in
Russia, Italy and Germany that the
interference with one of these fun
damental rights means the curtail-
ing of the others-the collapse of
liberty itself.
Freedom of the press is not an
exemption accorded by the constitu-
ton for the benefit of publishers;
it is but one of these four guaran-
tees 1t is a publishers responsible
ity, citizens right-one which en-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
BEES STUMP
CITY POLICE

A swarm of bees, very active and
raher angry at having been spilled
unceremoniously off a truck at
Eighth street and Hell avenue Tues
day night, presented problem
of jurisdiction to Desk Sergeant
George Bucklin of the FL Centro
police department.
The bees could not be arrested
largely because there was no Off
Ger on the force who wanted the
job. The problem finally was solved
by calling j. H. Porter, bee man,
to take over the swarm. No casual
ties were reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
DEATH TAKES
INVENTOR, 73

GLENDALE, Cal, June 30. (UH
Charles H. Metz, 73, inventor of
the Metz friction-drive automobile
and former Waltham, Mass, BIZ
cycle manufacturer, died late yes
terday in a Glendale hospital after
q long illness.
His automobile plant was taken
over by the government during
the world war for manufacture OF
airplanes. He came to southern
California u years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
BY HENRY SUTHERLAND
(U.P. Hollywood Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, June 80. UP)-
Illness of Bob Woolsey, the long,
thin one with the rubber-tired
glasses and big cigar, may break
up the comedy team of Wheeler
and Woolsey for a year at least.
Woolsey is at his Malibu beach
home-dubbed the House That
Jokes Bull" lt"-suffering from what
physicians diagnose as a physical
breakdown"
Starting date of their new picture,
1.-The Kangaroos," has been moved
forward from July l to August Is
owing to Woolsey's illness and there
is a strong possibility it may have
to be postponed indefinitely.
Whether he'll make the picture
or not depends on the decision Of
physicians, but even if they permit
him to go through with this one,
Woolsey has been advised to retire
from the screen for a year on It's
completion.
Meanwhile his partner, Bert
Wheeler, is preparing to go it alone
if necessary on a long personal ap-
pearance tour. Wheeler, who re-
Gently married Sally Haines, also
owns a successful desert resort hotel
at Palm Springs.
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A transforming tour for the skat-
ing cast working with her in her
new picture is planned by Sonia
Henie. former Olympic fancy skat-
ing champ. when she returns from
a Norwegian vacation in mid-Sep-
tember. Henie, who will sail for
Norway about Aug l, will rejoin her
cast in New York for the tour. Name
of her picture. incidentally, has
been changed from. Thin Ice" to
Lovely to Look At
Jean Parker, Leona Maricle and
Directors Leo and George McCarey,
who were suffering from an inteS-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
RAKES SOUGHT TO
KEEP BEACHES CLEAN

SAN DIEGO. Cal, June 80. U.P)
= San Diego city officials today
started a search for ld,almost
worn-out and discarded hay rakes.
The rakes are to be used in plap1
to keep the city's beach clear G
debris. The plan was devised alta
councilmen paid an inspection visit,
to the beach areas
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
indian Will Face
Auto Death Charge

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., June 30.
U.P)-The county attorneys office
today prepared to file manslaagh-
ter charges against Robert Kelly,
Navajo Indian, in connection with
an automobile truck collision In
which A. j. Baumgartner, Denver,
was injured fatally.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30

Diana Gibson, blonde ingenue re-
leased by Universal four months
ago. signed Immediately with RKO-
Radio. Now Universay is borrowing
her at three times her former
salary. It's a dizzy business.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-30
STRANGE CHARGE
IN DIVORCE

BROCKTON, Mass. Un) Mrs
John Wills sued for divorce, charg-
ing her husband burned her chill
dren's mouths with hot fudge to
teach them confidence" in him.