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Evening star., 1938-12-25
Miss Margaret Weems
Makes Bow Today at
Outstanding Party
Presented by Maj. and Mrs. French;
Debutantes to Spend Holiday
In Variety of Activities
BY MONA DUGAS.


Christmas Day. 1e38 outstanding for the attractive An
napo dbutane who will
Margaret Weems daughter of H.
Weems who will Mrs w. French at
their lovely home in Georgetown.
The French home will be the gathering place debuante
contingent this afternoon after
mas traditions being
American o Wv
Gown Is in Keeping
Old Georgetown Setting.
Miss Weems will her her mother and Mrs
French gown of white te
IN the Colonial style which fitting
ting, with bouffant sleeves
Mrs French will egghelhammered satin with
draped sleeves and gold belt
color crepe dress to be with jacket
Assisting the debutante will St1rdevan
Mary Dora thompson Miss Betty Tyler
of the United States Naval Academy Elsie Dods
daughter OF Dr. and Rre
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Santa Makes 138th Visit
To the White House to
Distribute Good Cheer
Finds Surroundings Have Changed,
But Voices of Happy Children
Still Ring Through Mansion.
BY MARGARET HART,
Society Editor.


1873 Christmas celebrated White
by families Sturdy John Adams
little
Krngle
White Unfinished
AndSp Sparsey Furnished.
White those unfinished
scany furnished
mansion of Yet
Christmas than
S White House today
burdens of and Christmas with
history repeating itself today at the Presidents
three Of their little grandchildren
Evening star., 1938-12-25

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Evening star., 1938-12-25

Continued on Page ca, Column 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Boy Held After
Killing Father
Who Nagged Him

STOCKTON, Calf, June 7 up
Ellsworth Prouty, 10, was held
here today on charge of having
shot and killed his father after a
dispute that started in the water
melon patch on their Amador
county ranch late yesterday.
Father was never one to gige
an order and then let it CO." the
red faced ranch youth explained,
he just nagged and nagged and
nagged."
The body of the father, William
Prouty, SO, was found on a bed in
the ranchouse as the youth said it
would be when he surrendered
voluntarily to Sheriff George Lu-
cot.
The father was shot four times
although the first shot was suffl-
cient for DEATH the sheriff said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Elm Residents
Visit Friends
At ClarenOnt
ELM NOTES

Friday Mrs. J. F. Gallaher aC-
eompanied her daughter. Miss Allora
Gallaher to Claremont to visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Moore and
son were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Denton and family Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Lois Kramer will be hostess
to the Westside club Thursday at
her home.
Gilbert Estes and Thad Butler
went to Jacumba Sunday.
The Busy Bee Quilting club met
at the home of Mrs. Gene Higgins
Wednesday. A pot luck luncheon
was enjoyed by the group Present
were: Mesdames w. L. Womack,
R. w. Hcyworth. Della Harper,
Maggie Havens, Hazel Binkley,
Edna Taylor, Lola Shumard. Addie
Johnson, Maud johnson. R. Jones.
Mesdames L. Taylor, Ollie Boone,
Italey Kennedy. Nellie Lowe, Alene
Roe. Grace LaRue, Ada Gallaher,
c. E. Daily, Jennie Bishop, Emma
Wise. Olivia Cannon and Effie
Boone
A birthday gift was presented
to Mrs. Maud johnson. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. c. E.
Daily in FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
WHEAT SYSTEM
PLANNED HERE
BY AUTUMN

Operation by autumn Of a new
federally whrct prCduc-
ton insurance sveten in Imperial
Valley was nredict@d Tuesday BY
Frank Revschl,o county farm ad-
visor Meanwl,i1c a delegation O.
six from Imrerial Valley conferred
in Los Angeles on mechanics of the
systems. which would insure growers
against sudden slumDs in output.
Among those in los Angeles for
conferences Monday were: c. L.
Mclaughlin. II Lee Landerman,
Rudolph Miller. ]. J. Dubois. Rol-
land Ballou and c c. Manning.
The new authority will b. known
as the Regional Insurance corpora
ton. 1t will insure growers pro-
duction. but not Price. Meetings
will be held during the summer
throughout the county to acquaint
growers with details of the system.
BeySchlag said
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
SOlOns Milking,
But This Time
They Milk Cows

WASHINGTON, June 7. CUP)-
Four congreSSmen-two Democrats,
one Republican and an Independ-
ent - went into intensive training
tonight TO be IN the pink of con
dition" when they defend the COW
milking prowesS of the Pacific
coast and middle west Thursday
noon.
The conteSt-who can milk the
most in 10 minuteS-will be held
on the capitol grounds under au-
spices of the National Cooperative
Milk Producers Federation. Also
participating will be HolStein and
Guernsey COWS.
The middle west will be repre-
Sented by Rep. Harold Knutson, r.,
Mimi. and Gerald Boileau, l., Wis.
while Rep. Walter NJ Pierce, for
mer Democratic governor of Ore
gon. and Rep. Harry Sheppard. d.
Calf. will uphold west coast
hOnorS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

Lloyd Chief Rabban of Al Malaikah
Temple, Los Angeles. is arranging
the movie pageant.
Each delegation o. ShrinerS had
a menagerie, a band. a parade, and
the right of way with the traffic
police. The latter. helpless as new
parades popped out from side
streets. finally cleared certain streets
of all but marching Shriners, and
their CamelS.
Besides camclS, OH which children
took free rides down Broadway. the
ShrinerS brought snakes. elephants.
and in the case Of the Sacramento
delegation. two skunks.
A 100 foot dragon, that belchcs
green fire. and has loo Shriners in
side making it go, was brought by
the San Francisco group. En- route
here on a special train. this dele
gation amused itself by sounding a
giant siren for the so miles in from
Santa Barbara. The siren can be
heard six TO eight miles. Arriving
in Los Angeles, they loaded the
siren onto an automobile
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
FOrger Defendant
Changed His Plea

William Scruggs Monday plead
ed guilty to attempted forgery, an
about-face from the not guilty plea
he entered in superior court last
week.
He applied for probation and
the hearing was set for Friday
the same time as that for Frank
Saunders. Scruggs and Saunders
were associated in an attempt 20
pass a forged check. Saunders
pleaded guilty last week and appli-
ed for probation
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

Gus operations nad cureu Hiili vi
osteomyelitis, a chronic bone in
flammation.
Lundin today said he had stood
as much suffering as is humanity
possible and pleaded for a mercy
death. He has repeatedly asked
his doctor to administer a legal
lethal dose in order that he might
die and thus win release from the
constant pain.
However. only by al act OF the
state legislature could the doctor
give the long suffering victim a pre-
mature escape from his agony. IL
was believed Lundin's impaSsioned
plea for death might precipitate
a new storm of controversy over
the law which prohibits medical
science from administering death
to hopelessly incurable sufferers,
My body is completely exhausted
from never-ceasing suffering" Lun-
din said. Il don't want to go
through another operation. l want
the doctor to give me something so
that can just go to sleep anc
never wake up"
Poisonous inflammation resulting
from an amputation of one leg eight
years ago threatened to spread
throughout his body and doctors
decided to operate again.
Lundin's last operation was less
than t.7o months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Entertains Friends
AT Sons
Birthday Party
ALAMO NOTES

rdrs Audrey Sardley entertained
group OF friends Saturday after
noon in honor of her son Rogers
| first birthday.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
Attending the party were: Mrs
Jake Neidiffer and daughters Caro-
! lyn and DeloraS, Mrs. E. Eubank
! and son. Keith. Mrs. Roy Elder
and daughters. Doris and Johnny
Sue. Mrs. j. V. Rivers and daugh-
/ ter. Doris. Mrs. Luke Barbour, Mrs.
h. Yardley and the little host
Roger.
Mrs. Louise Bashaw and son Da-
vid called at the home OF Mrs
A. Yardley Friday morning.
The Alamo-Verde home depart
ment met Wednesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. G. =. Collins OF
Bonds Corner. Miss Florence Glenn
home demonstration agent, spoke on
the project. ladies Eose.
Delicious fruit punch was served.
Mrs. F. w. Leng, retiring chair
man of the home department was
presented with a lovely gift.
Attending the meeting were Mes
danes: Laura DobbS. F. w. Leng
Laura Hunick, Frank Kumberg, L..
c. Hawk. Charles Siegrist, Miss F..
Glenn and the hostess, Mrs. Col
Inns.
Mrs a WogatZke and sons, Carl
and Chuck accompanied Mrs. Wo-
gatZke's son and daughter Roy
Wogatzke and Mrs. Violet Hanna
to Los Angeles recently. where they
will spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hawk had
as their guests for the weekend
Robert Hawk and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Hawk, OF Yuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Allen of
Holtville had as their dinner guests
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis May
field and family
The Verde seventh grade gave
the eighth grade a party Thursday
afternoon in Hcltville. The children
first met at the Recreation park
to play games. later adjourning to
the city park for delicious picnic
dinner.
Mrs Elizabeth Chestnut, Mrs. l..
c. Hawk and Mrs. E. RobicheauX
assisted at the party.
Mr.. and MrG. John Higuera and
family spent Sunday at Live Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kumberg had
as their guests Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. William Kluck and
grand daughter Kay Wallace of Ell
Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Becker spent
the weekend in San Diego.
! Angelo Stassis of Alamo began
shipment OF his watermelons Tues
day morning.
The Verde All club enjoyed a
swimming party Friday afternoon
at the Holtville plunge. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Jerry Rice
and their advisor Miss Virginia
Ryerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Keffer. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Keffer and Char
lie Siegrist spent a day recently
visiting Imperial dam.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

after the crime when woman
resident of the hotel reported she
had seen him on the fire escape
outside her room. He was found
guilty Dec. IA of assault in the
Austin case. During his trial he in
sisted that police had forced him
to sign the confessions. Miss Aus
tin did not identify him as her
attacker.
Nixon voluntarily told Of the at
tack of Miss Deery. He bludgeoned
her with a brick, knotted one of
her stockings around her neck and
started a fire in a closet. She was
found by a neighbor, who stamped
out the fire and took her to a
hospital.
Il thought she was dead Nixon
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
4-H Club Activity
Calendar Decided

Dates were announced Tuesday
for two major All club activities
in Imperial county The annual
All camp will be neld June 10 to
% at the Mt. Laguna resort and
the annual All state convention
will be held at Davis Sept, l, 2 and
3. The camp week is open to all
All members from both Imperial
and San Diego counties. More than
so attended from Imperial last
wear
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Pheasant Shooting
Still Against Law

Pheasant shooting in Imperial
county still is taboo, the board of
supervisors ruled Monday in de
claring the season closed.
Ray Willis, county fish and game
warden, told supervisors the phea-
SAINT population in the county had
increased during the last two years
but still needed protection against
hunters. The board passed an ordi-
nance declaring the season closed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

IWO WOlIltIl III a. 1IllCdSO UOtel
Nixon so far has admitted attack
slayings of three Chicago women
and mother anu her daughter in
Los Angeles, II assaults and in
Vulnerable theftS.
Il got religion he said. Il just
want to clear things up
His latest confession concerned
attacks of Miss Aida Deery, a for
mer vaudeville actress, Sept. 26,
1885, and of Miss Virginia Austin,
doll designer, on Aug. Is, 1885.
Admission OF the Austin crime sur
prised police for the convicted man
signed a confession. He is Thomas
Mccall. 80. an engraver who lived
in the hotel where the attacks
occurred. He is now in the peni-
tentiary at Joliet, Ill.
He was arrested nearly a year
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Emergency Council
Activity Extended

WASHINGTON, June 7 up -'
The White House announced today
that President Roosevelt had sign
ed an executive order extending
the life of the national emermgncJ
council to June 80, 1899.
The council, headed by Lowell
Mellett, former Washington editor
is the agency charged with the
task of coordinating emergency &C
tivities of the government.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you've read the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Florence Robinson
Dies at HOltville

HOLTVILLE. June Mrs.
Florence Robinson, wife of Joe
Robinson, died of a heart attack
Monday morning as she sat in an
automobile parked in front of a
downtown store.
She had lived in the Holtville
area for "a years. She and her
husband visited a doctors house
turing the morning and stopped
IN the way home to do some shop
oing. The body was taken to the
fields undertaking establishment.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
WOmac Physician
Attack Victim

OKLAHOMA CITY. June Z. CUP)
DIR. Julia NJ. Seifert. As year old
woman physician. was found on a
bed in her combination office and
home today. A nightgown was roll
ed tightly around her neck. She
had been beaten and was semi-con-
scious.
Police believed that she had been
criminally assaulted. They awaited
a report of an analysis by physicians
at hospital where the woman was
reported in critical condition.
A night watchman found Dr..
Seifert. She was SEM conscious, and
mumbled incoherently.
Police discounted robbery
theory. There were two large dia-
mond rings on DR.. Seifert's right
hand and an expensive wrist watch
on her left hand. In her pocket
book, lying on a vanity dresser in
the room, was S45.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Fogetting Man
FOrgets to Pay

TUCSON, June 7 tUP) - j. G
Morris, jr., 26, of Vidalia, Ga, who
recovered his memory after wan
dering across the United States
was held in jail here today on a
charge of forgetting to pay his
hotel bill
Morris wife and father sent
money to pay his bills and passage
home, police said, and he started
home but was returned from Dou-
glas, Ariz.. on a complaint of the
hotel manager.
Morris disappeared from Georgia
last April 30 and reported here he
regained his memory after falling
down a stairway.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

toullCl. Ancient ARABIC Order.
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine. OPEN
ed in Memorial coliseum. The meet
ing will end Thursday night with an
electrical pageant staged by the
Hollywood motion picture studios.
each one lending four stars for the
evening to make up for barring
their gates to lie visitors. Harold
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Waterfront Fire
Sweeps Tacoma

TACOMA, Wash, June s. 'UP)-
Weary firemen today controlled a
spectacular 100000 waterfront fire
which swept the extreme lower
end of Tacoma's business section
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
Neqros Tale Clears Man
Serving Term i'm Prison

CHICAGO, June T. (UP)-Robert Nixon 1S year old
Negro who has confessed that he killed four and
girl during the last two years. today cleared crime for
which man is serving five year term in the state
penitentiary Including confession of assaults
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
CRIPPLE PLEADS
WITH DOCTOR TO
TAKE HIS LIFE

SEATTLE June 4 (UP)-On the eve OF his b3rd opera
ton, year-od cripple Alexander Lundin, lay IN King
county hospital today and begged his doctor to end his life
Injured in fall 20 years Lundin has been partially
crippled or bedrdden since that time None of the numer
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
$4,000 SHRINERS
TAKE OVER COAST
CITY FOR PARLEY

LOS ANGELES, June Z (UP)-Fifty thousand Shrn-
ers took Los Angeles today hatng traffic with doz-
of wandering parade walking cameS down the Broad
way sidewalks and going fishing under fire house City
Hall Square. The Gath annual session of the Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07
TAYLOR LEAVES

TAYLOR LEAVES
w. S. Taylor former coach at
Central high school who resigned
last month, left Ell Centre Tues
day for Los Angeles. He has not
definitely decided upon a new
coaching position.
WANT-ADS Cover and Discover
Multitude of Needs!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

THE COMMUNITY CLEARING
HOUSE-Pcst- Press Want-AdS,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

Read about this new shipment Of shoe
values in HE latest summer styles and coIors
4oeIess models : HE best looking shoes Of
The year at $495
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Keffer. Mr..
ana Mrs. Howard Keffer and Char
lie Siegrist spent a day recently
visiting Imperial dam
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-07

The Verde All club enjoyed a
swimming party Friday afternoon
at the Holtville plunge. They were
accompanied by Mrs Jerry Rice
and their advisor Miss Virginia
Ryerson.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

Jackets with long notched lapels,
in plaids and small checks for S. so.
Cardigan types in small checks and
plaids. also $3.50, Lightweight,
all-wool. chiffon flannel skirts for
s3.50-in gored and pleated styles
in navy. luggage tan, grey, blue,
black and luscious pastels. Rid
ing coats. regulation style, of rough
country tweeds are Sl0.95 in
brown. tan and green plaids.
Breeches and jodhpurs are s3e5
up. And sweaters in wide range
Of colors start at $1e5. Do see the
exquisite French Angora classic
sweater at $395. Sports Shop,
THE PALAIS ROYAL third
floor.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
Diplomatic
Corps Notes
OF Week.
Several Members
Spend Holiday at
Hot Springs.
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Dieckhof1, who are motoring in the
South for the brief holiday, are ex-
pected back the middle Of this week.
Frau Dieckhon arrived in New York
early last week from her home in Ger
many, where she spent a short time
after conferring with the foreign office
on the furnishings for the new En-
bassy, which now is under construc-
ton.
The South African Minister and
Mrs. Close will entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening at the Legation on
Massachusetts avenue.
The Minister Of Colombia and
Sonora de Lopez have with them for
Easter and the holidays their daugh-
ters, the Senoritas Lopez, who are
students at the Convent of Notre
Dame and at Notre Dame College in
Baltimore.
The Lithuanian Minister and Nine
Zadeickis. who are motoring along
Evening star., 1938-04-17

ionol 1heoter tomorrow night,
with an oil stor cost. including
Kitty CorIisIe Of rodio fome.
The story is romontic one
Of two fomiIies throughout three
successive generations ond
permits q most striking ond un-
usuoI dispIoy Of costumine.
The three octs which brock
down to twelve eloborote ond
sumptuous scenes include
onother interesting feoture.
The first is eIorified by the
music Of Johann Strouss, ST., the
second by Johann Strouss, j.,
and the current period BY Oseor
Strouss. which mokes the score
on exposition Of the distIn-
euished contributions Of the
trio Of WoItz Kings.
Kitty CorIisIe ond Michoel
Bortlett bring you the tunefuI
music most pleosinsIy.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

squarely beneath a steam roller.
She examined 1t carefully and de-
cided the only thing to do was to
buy him a dollar watch which she
did and had it delivered by special
delivery at the March apartment.
Then she told how she had dis
covered q fine way Of drumming
up new trade among her friends.
Whenever she goes to dinner or a
cocktail party she gets one or two
Of her stooges to drop cigarettes on
the rugs, breaks one of the better
glasses and spill few drinks on
the sofa. In the meantime she
sits, with a cat that swallowed the
canary expression, sympathizing
deeply with the hostess and produc-
ing from her well stocked pocket
book one Of her business cards.
DOWN on the vacant lot on Park
Avenue and Thirty-ninth
street the Sculptors' Guild is hav-
ing its first outdoor show. There
are no less than 30 pieces OF sculp-
ture made of stone and wood and
marble and plaster and bronze
They range in size from the heroic
to ordinary garden size. There is
one stone hound dog that is 6 feet
high and mammoth nude.
painted with aluminium The
prevailing influence. however,
seems to be the crouching female
form.
A lady from San Francisco
picked us up while We were wan
dering around and took us over to
very curious mutilated repre-
sentation Of two torsos. They
were both without heads, the arms
were cut of above the elbow and
the legs above the, knees. Then
they were joined together by a
juxtaposition Of two of the trunc-
ated knees. The lady looked at it
and said. rs there something
wrong with me?" We answered
that perhaps some of the sculptors
were better equipped for ditch dig
ging. But she was strong
minded Westerner. determined to
do New York up brown artistically
and she told us she was of for her
next show. which WAS an exhibition
Of the works of art Of Polish school
children.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
Residential
And Official
News Notes
White House
Luncheon
Today.
Continued From First Page.)

-
alton Of University Women, in honor
OF her house guests, Miss Katherine
Gallaudet of Hartford. Conn, and
Mrs. William B. Closson of Newton,
Mass
Miss Gallaudet and Mrs. Closson
are daughters Of the late DR. Edward
NJ. Gallaudet, widely known as the
founder and first president of GAL
laudet College. named for his il
lustrious father, DR.. Thomas Hopkins
Gallaudet, who founded the first
school for the deaf in this country, at
Hartford. The two sisters spent much
Of their early life on Kendall Green,
as the campus of the college is called.
and have many friends in Washing
ten, where they are being extensively
entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Snow have
issued cards for cocktail party at
their home, 1926 Rittenhouse street,
for Wednesday afternoon, from S to
o'clock.
Mrs. Carl kaufman and her daugh-
ter Mildred of 470l Connecticut ave-
nue., are spending Easter at Atlantic
City.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

Try the Muscle -Uplift" face treat
ment which includes instructions
in proper breathing to keep the
cells alive. 1918 CONN. AVE.
Phone POT. $500.
N THE PADRE HAS THE
WHITE IDEA" :.
he arrived at AIRCRAFT yester-
day In white Bucko in response
Evening star., 1938-04-17

ly satisfy your most exacting tastes.
The moderate prices, too. are most
inviting. You'll be amazed at the
seven-course dinners at 81. It's
conveniently located-and they've
free car parking for their guests.
Fourteenth and K Sts. Phone DIS.
1880.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

] a m ] ly a n d
friends Easter
greetings dash
in to B r E =
WOODS bright
and early tomor-
row morning and
make your selec-
tions from the
tremendous va
- nH,, d. 10 ,f
Evening star., 1938-04-17

the most outstanding variety
Helene has seen around Washing
ton. Easter cards for each and
every member of your family, for
your host Of friends. Religious
cards sentimental cards
friendly cards-all with the proper
sentiment on thought. Priced from
Sc to $l.00. BREWOOD at 1917
G ST.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

SklIb ana llQlllg gar o
you so enjoy wearing
to the horse shows
and point to point
races around Wash
ington these spring
days. Her quest ended
In the SPORTS SHOP
on the third floor at
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Thoro rbo fpny ~ =,
Evening star., 1938-04-17
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room, library, buffers pantry,
kitchen, 4 servants rooms, two
baths~and a glorious sun porch.
To view it-call MRS. JACK
HAYES, 1920 P ST. Dupont 7784.
q" YES, YES-a hundred
tipes. yes!" The We
NETIAN BLINDS Of washable
card-f1bre are proven successes-
Evening star., 1938-04-17

" OWn IN a tap
r o u t ne. T h e
STELOS CON-
PANY. too. gives
per I e c ton in
their workout
you have to see
1t. Perfect glove
c e a n ng and
mending in
Evening star., 1938-04-17

urea, CdTe"Oin
appearance is not
natural. Renee
Thornton's prep
arations are used
exclusively a t
RUTH LARSEN, ,
where they cor
rect the cause
instead of mask
ing" the effect.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
Ancient Roman Ship Found.

Workmen widening the Rhine River
near Dusseldorf, Germany, have found
part OF an ancient Roman ship used
during a battle between Romans and
Germans, which was described by
Tacitus. the historian.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

pink, white and yellow, as well as
the Cimbidium and other hybrid
orchids. They're 40 lovely they'll
convey genuine admiration. Use
GUIDES florists telegraph delivery
service. 1874 CONN. AVE. Tele-
phone Dl1. $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

fuV . . . IN
tn . foshions
Of the modern
world depicted
in scenes Of
London's mo-
tion picture
colony Of to-
doy when
yov see Three
W WoItzes"
which opens
~ $hs M