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Evening star., 1938-12-21
Mrs. King Hostess
At Luncheon Club

Several out of town guests came
for the Luncheon Club which met in
the Louis Seize room at the Shore
ham yesterday, with Mrs. Neitah
King hostess. Among them were
Mrs. Baldwin Day Spilman, sr, of
Warrenton, Va; Mrs. Robert Gra-
ham of Fairfax, Va; Mrs. James H.
Hughes, wife of Senator Hughes Of
Dover. Del; Mrs. Frederick Richard
son of Fairfax, Va. and Mrs. Hal B.
Clagett of Upper Marlboro, Md.
Each guest brought gifts for The
Stars Christmas toy fund.
Evening star., 1938-12-21
MIR. Edward Wheeler
And Miss Sharp
Are Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett D. Sharp of
f73 East High avenue, New Phila-
delphia, Ohio, announce the engage
Ment of their daughter Charlotte
to Mr.. Edward K. Wheeler. son of
Senator and Mrs Burton K Wheeler
Of Montana.
Miss Sharp is a graduate of Con-
necticut College in New London and
will receive her NJ. A. degree from
George Washington University, in
Washington, in February.
Mr.. Wheeler Is an alumnus of
George Washington University and
of Harvard Law School. He is
associated with law firm in Wash
1ngton.
Evening star., 1938-12-21

CONTINUED on Page BAD
Evening star., 1938-12-21

time Mrs. Spence made her bow.
F Street Club Filled
With Flowers for Party.
The club is gayly decorated with
flowers on every available table and
standing in tall vases about the
rooms. Assisting the debutantes
are Miss Allison Clements, their
house guest; the Misses Julia and
Mimi Worthington, Miss Anne
Underwood, Miss Nary Alice White,
Miss Lucille Sheppard, Miss Cath
crime Tilghman. Miss Patricia Knox,
Miss Nancy Lee Masten, Miss Car
olyn Ihrie Pou Walden, Miss Kears-
ley Caldwell, Miss Virginia Palmer,
Mary Taeusch and Miss Johanna
Bard of California, who is visiting
in Baltimore for the holidays, and
who came here for the party today.
The tea table is centered with a
bowl of various types of white flow
ers, mostly roses, and tall candelabra
hold white candles. The cloth is
made of old family laces and was
Ased on the table when Miss Martha
Talley was introduced.
Assisting Mrs. Talley this after
noon are Mrs. Morris Sheppard,
Mrs. w. P. Wootten, Mrs. Edgar
Jadwin, Mrs. William Laird Dunlop,
jr., Mrs. James Gavin Field, Mrs.
Norman Underwood, Mrs. Frank
Wozencrast of Rye, N. Y; Mrs.
Charles Henderson, Mrs. Carol Mer-
,riam, Mrs. Jack Beal of Dallas, Tex;
Mrs. Emil Schram, Mrs. Walter
Wyatt, Mrs. David La Forest Wing
and Mrs. William Guthrie, who is in
charge of the tea table.
Guests From Out of Town
Come for Debut Party.
Among the out-of- town guests for
the party are Miss Sarah Marsh of
Poughkeepsie. N. Y; Miss Margaret
Skelly of Wilmington, Del; Mrs.
Linda Spence Brown, member of
the faculty of Sweet Briar College;
Mrs. John Marshall of Boston, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Cathles of Scars
dale, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Schwalst of New York.
The debutantes and their assis-
tants will appear briefly at the buffet
supper which Mrs. Talley and Miss
Martha Talley will give at their
home after the reception, and then
they will continue to the dance
which Mr. and Mrs. Hilleary Hos
kinson will give for their daughter,
Miss Nancy Hoskinson, at the Carl
ton Hotel.
Miss Carolyn Talley, the elder of
the two sisters, is senior at Vassar
College, and Miss Beatrice Talley
Is a sophomore. They were gradu-
ated from Miss Madeira's School
here.
The Talleys are originally from
Dallas, where Mrs. Spence made
her debut. Miss Martha Talley was
presented in Washington about two
years ago.
Evening star., 1938-12-21
Carolynn and Beatrice Talley
Are Making Debut Today
At 1925 F Street Club
!. Sisters to Appear Briefly Later at
= Buffet Supper at Home and Then
r. Continue to Dance at Carlton

Although the
their
and Mrs Lynn Porter Taley distinctly individual
- Receiving of F
Which often
lynn in white taea embroidered god has
with boufant skirt
silver with
Both debutan
flowers mostly sweetheart
Mrs Taley black
Talys Tale
Charles
Mrs Spence who from ST. Louis black
studded grdle match the clips gown
Mr. Tale present this afternoon for the debuante
family he
Evening star., 1938-12-21
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Hughes an
nounce the birth of son Monday,
December 10, at Sibley Hospital.
Mrs. Hughes is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Coe of Chevy
Chase, Md,
Evening star., 1938-12-21
Residential
Notes
Henry P. Erwins
To Entertain
For Daughter
-HeSSler Photo.

Mrs Henry Parsons Erwin has re-
turned from New York with her
daughter, Miss Eileen Erwin. who
attends school at Dobbs Ferry. and
who is in Washington to spend the
holiday season with her parents at
their estate in Rock Greek Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin will entertain at
dinner party for their daughter
on December 30 before Mrs. Ship
pens dance.
Mrs. John Winthrop Wadleigh,
who has been spending some time in
New York City, is now in Washing
ton visiting her brother, Mr.. Charles
Mason Remey, at his home on Mas
sachusetts avenue, where she will be
until early in January.
Mrs. Wadleigh's two sons, Ensign
John Remey Wadleigh, now on duty
aboard the U. S. S. Brooklyn. and
George Remey Wadleigh at Harvard,
will join their mother at Mr.. Remey's
home in few days for the Christ
mas holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Leo KaSehagen, 3d.
of the Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology, Pittsburgh, arrived in WASH
ington yesterday and are the guests
of DR., and Mrs, Leo KaSehaPen.
Evening star., 1938-12-21
By the Way
Beth Blaine

After Christmas
Eddie Gardeners house for cocktails
delighted the attractive
before bright open fire than
of week
addition charming interior house boasts spacious
garden overlooking the which,
Tor spring and early Here's
Plunke looked very chic
dasng pink humming-
birds perched the brm pink
chenille dots Harold Fangboner
said they had completed shopping
working hours something
shoppers And
all Beth Blaine readers yesterday
stores comfortably
between sprnts the various gift counters shooting
Several dinners took last evening including
popular Codr Anthony Coleby
Tracy place Mrs Coeby Hpick red lovely
with her fair skin and dark hair
Miss Boyle, Munroe
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Smith
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Beach had
at their street house where
the delicious
Mr.
and Mrs Donald McKnew All the
ardent duck-shooters themselves
friends dining with him last night did
his lovely house Massachusetts
AND
Friends spending their Christmas of
and Countess Robert who will join Odgn
Hammond at their place in Bernardsvie
will eat his turkey in Palm Beach, Mr.
Baltimore
Dr. Roberto Mendoza who will join the
Ihaw giving Old
Keith Officer, South.
tell that they will Chicago Christmas
it right
they usually the holiday taking
will come to Washington for visit with Shirley. and Matt.
Evening star., 1938-12-21
Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Mcintosh of
$500 Thirty third street NV, an
nounce the birth of a son, Thomas
Lee Mcintosh.
Evening star., 1938-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watson have
left Washington for a stay of sew
eral weeks in Cuba.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Scion Held as
HabituaI Drunkard

MILWAUKEE, Wis Dec. 26. CUP)
The family of Rep Raymond j.
Cannon, Wisconsin'S playboy con-
gresham. has had him removed
forcibly to a hospital and has pc
titioned in district court TO have
him declared an inebriate, author
tiles disclosed today.
Milwaukee county hospital at
tendants said the congressman S
condition was poor"
Cannon, whose antics at the
capital and at home sometimes
rivaled those of the late Rep. Mar
ion Zioncheck. was removed to the
hospital in a police car yesterday.
The officers were called by DR.. Gill
bert Mueller, Cannon'S physician,
after the congressman had forced
his way into an office from which
he once had conducted a thriving
law business but from which he
recently mad been evicted.
Mrs. Cannon told police her huS-
band bad been drinking so much
he had "lost the power o. self con-
troll"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Two Arrested in
Gambling Probe

Continued from Page u
yer, disappeared and turned up in
Les Angeles where Chief Oswalt
arrested him.
Sheffield claimed to be an ex-
police officer in Los Angeles, but
Oswalt said he had been suspected
of gambling activities on the coast
for some time
Thornwell Rogers, Los Angeles
attorney for H. Yamatoada, was
picked up in Calexico when Shelf
field and Kubo were arrested, but
was released soon afterWard when
he had identified himself
Police Vague
Police were vague on the connec-
ton between the asserted robbery
and kidnapping and the threatened
development of a gambling ring in
Ell Certro, as we'll as Ota's exact
connection with the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26

Norwegian steamer Smarasd 600
miles southeast of New York last
Friday
The Z. S. Maritime Commission
freighter Schodack effected the
rescue and arrived here last night
with Capt. Bernard Larsen, his
wife, Marsit. their 18-year-oId
daughter Svenhilde. and Il crews
men of the Smaragd.
Larsen called the rescue a mir
acle' He said that when he left
his ship she was so nearly full OF
water, she could not have kept
afloat another hour, and that
would have been the end for all OF
us"
Captain Clinton Smith of the
Schodack added weight to Lar
sens miracle" theory.
Generally on a southwark pas
sage" he said. we turn away at
65 before reaching Sandy Hook.
but on this trip we decided to haul
up for Sandy Hook at So West.
IF we had followed our usual
procedure we would have been
miles away from the sinking ship.
AS it was. we were only four miles
away when we sighted her flares
The second officer Of the Smar-
agd. Ingwald Tindelund. said the
ship started leaking Dec. Is after
she sailed from Norfolk for Kin
lockleven, Scotland.
The leaks increased until last
Monday night, when the wooden
bulkheads in the hold gave way and
began to float" he said. The
water came in so fast that our
pumps could not handle it. and
soon our starboard rail was under
water. AT a m. Friday our dy-
namo failed and the pumps stopped
and all our lights went out"
Tindelund started the flares
which got the Schodack's attention
late Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Governor Attacks
Boss Penderqast

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 26
fUP)-Gov. Lloyd G. Stark today
Ieopened his bitter political battle
with T. j. Boss Tom) Pendergast
by charging that rackets, prostitu-
ton and other "unrestrained vio-
lationS of the law" are flourishing
in the boss home town, Kansas
City
I'm Kansas City it is charged
tEat there is definite
breakdown in law enforcement" ,"
the governor said in a statement is
sued in jefferson City, the capital.
He recommended that the situa-
ton be investigated with a view to
'Ilmg an custer suit against w. w.
Graves, Pendergast designated
county attorney, if the facts war
rant
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Downward Trend
In Farm Prices
Continues

Farm products are now selling at
around 81 per cent of the average
price tina. they brought to the
farmer in the period between July,
1924 and June, 1929, and approx
imately so per cent of the average
prices that they brought to the
farmer in the period between July,
1919, and June. 1915 This has
been determined through a mid
November survey of the farm prices
of "a typical farm items, obtained
by the Bureau of Agricultural Ec-
OnomicS of the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture. The sur
vey was made by the University of
California Giannini Foundation.
While the figures are for one
cay only, they show that the down
ward trend of farm prices is con-
tinuing. for the commodities men
TONED at least. On the day noted
Il Of the "a items sold for lower
figure than for the same day in
1887, eggs and cotton being the
only two items which were higher
in the November, 1898. tabula ton.
The price of wool remained the
same for the two days in the COM
parison.
In this comparison, hay, other
than alfalfa. dropped from Sl3 to
S730 a ton and alfalfa from S1420
to $3.50 a ton, oranges from $2.35
to 85 cents box and lemons from
$3.50 to $1.45 a box.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Old Cars Blamed
For Law's Failure

FLORENCE, Ariz... Dec 26. CUPl
Warden John CT. Eager OF the
Arizona state prison today blamed
"JallopieS" S" for delay in the capture
of two shortterm prisoners who
Yesterday drove away in the pris-
ems ice truck.
He said that it Was too bad
the prison had nothing but brok-
en-down" automobiles in which to
conduct the search for the escaped
men.
I'VE haven't even got a lead, but
In sure they haven't got very
far he said, because that OLD
delapidated truck won't run more
than an nour at a time"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Alderman Refuses
To Relate Story

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 26. CUP)-
Myrl Alderman, for whose shooting
Martin (Moe The Gimp Snyder
was convicted of attempted murder,
today faced a possible contempt CT
tation for his refusal to give Il
deposition in the $150,O00 aliena-
ton Of affections suit brought by
his former wife, Mrs. Alma Alder
man, against his present wife, Blues
Singer Ruth Etting.
The dapper pianist. who eloped to
Las Vegas. New, with Miss Etting
10 days ago during the trial o.
Miss Etting's eX-husband, CO.
Snyder, refused to make the deposi-
ton on grounds he would be avail
able to testify when the alicna-
ton suit came to trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Pope Criticizes
Italian Pogron1s

VATICAN CITL, Dec. 26 tUP,
The pope criticized Italy severely
today for its anti-Semitic racial
campaign and referred to the Ger
man Nazi Swastika as "a cross
which is inimical to the cross of
Christ"
In a Christmas eve message
which he delivered to the College
of Cardinals, the pope also accus-
ed the Italian government of violat-
ing the Lateran accord by inter
fering with the activities of the
Catholic action organization of lay
men. Catholic action, he declared,
is not involved in politics.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Thousands ofI. Y.
Youngsters Thrill
AT YuIe Parties
Continued from rage Il

dkC ~
ductd by Ensign d. w. Moss of the
Salvation Army post in Ell Centre,
The annual Christmas party was
the 18th given by the Legion post
The custom was started in 1921 by
Andy Preble and has grown
through the years to be second only
to the Hipass camp work in i'm
portance among the posts activi-
ties. In charge of the party this
year were Commander Charles
owen and Committeeman Hans
Larsen. Virtually all legionnaires
helped as we'll as the auxiliary.
Food Distributed
Twenty-Five baskets were diStri-
buted to needy families Sunday by
the Salvation Army More than 200
persons attended Christmas party
at the Salvation Army hall in Ell
Centro and in addition to enjoying
a program of carols, received
Christmas treats
The annual Salvation Army
Christmas dinner for homeless
men was scheduled for 2 p. m,
Monday. Preparations were made
for serving 200 men with ham,
dressing, cranberrjes. Salvation
Army workers gave $50 county jail
prisoners bags of candy, nuts and
oranges Sunday and held a special
Christmas program for them.
The 60 patients at the county
hospital were not forgotten. Ell
Centre police and Ell Centro Elks
staged a party together for the
patients Saturday night Santa
Claus and a group of Christmas
carol singers enlivened the distribu-
ton of food, clothing, toys and
treats.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Drive on HabituaI
Criminals SOUGHT

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Dec 26. CUPJ-
Lon Jordan. Maricopa county's
slow-talking sheriifelect. will en-
deavor 10 secure enactment of an
"habitual criminal law at the
l4th Arizona legislature.
Such a measure, Jordan said
would remove" habitual criminals
from opportunity to prey upon the
public
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
WEATHER

fDafn complied by observers far
the official United states Weather
Bureau station mt EI Centrob.
Maximum Sunday .......-.--..-........... u
Minimum Monday ...-.......-...--.-.....-. 36
Reading at Noon Monday
Temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 63
Humidity ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Reading at am. Monday
Temperature ...............--...... .......... 43
Humidity ...................-.........-. II
Reading at 5 pm. Sunday
Temperature ..............-.. ................ 81
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. IS
Southern California - Fair to-
night and Tuesday. Frost in inter-
ior Tuesday morning; gentle north
erly wind off the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
COLD WAVE MOVES
ON MIDDLE WEST

CHICAO, Dec. &c. CUP)-U. S.
Forecaster J. R. Lloyd said today
that a severe cold wave was mov-
ing rapidly toward the middlewest
from Alaska and will blanket the
entire eastern two thirds of the
nation by Wednesday or Thursday.
He predicted temperatures of IS
TO 25 degrees below zero for the
Dakotas and Minnesota by tonight.
and zero to Is below for Iowa. Neb-
raSka and Wisconsin.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Aged Trapper
Missing in Hills

FRESNO. Cal, Dec. 26. up
4 party of law enforcement officers
today renewed its search in the
Sierra Nevada mountains 35 miles
east of here, where Hugh A. F'oulke,
Be year old Glendale fur trapper,
has been missing for six days.
Deputy Sheriff John A. Ford.
leader Of the search party, feared
the aged man may have died from
exposure, he said no trace of Foulkc
had been discovered during the
past three davs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Severe Cold to
Hit Midwest

Continued from Page i
|suicide, strangulations and a host
|of other causes added another s.
deaths to the holiday list.
Pennsylvania reported the great
est total with 20 killed in traffic
accidentS and nine from other
causes.
Gov. George H Earle OF Pennsyl-
|vania, his wiie and two Christmas
guests were injured when a plane
|the governor was plotting over
turned in landing at Conshohock-
len, Pa. All will recover.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Lions Will Fete
Boys at Lunch

Ell Centro Lions club members
will entertain group of boys at
their Christmas luncheon at the
Barbara Worth hotel Tuesday noon.
Each member will take boy 10
the luncheon and present him
with a suitable gift.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
FAR WEST COUNTS
AL VIOLENT DEATHS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26. CUP)
The Far Western states entered
the second day of the Christmas
Holiday today with Il deaths of
violence. The majority were vic
|tims of auto accidents.
Eleven were dead in southern
California in auto crashes. Another
death was that of a bandit slain
lin a laundry holdup.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Lettuce Shipments
Drop Off in Ariz.

PHOENIX. Dec. 26. CUP)-Let-
tuce shipments from central Ari-
zona dropped off today after a
four-week period in which heavy
carloadings brought near record
prices in the eastern markets.
Smaller shipments will continue
for two weeks and then a lapse
Of several weeks will come until the
spring crop begins TO mature.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Miracle Saves Captain Family. Crew
Aboard SINKING Steamer in Atlantic

NEW YORK, Dec. 26 CUP1-An-
|other saga of the sea went into the
p'ecords yesterday with the detailed
narrative of the rescue Of Is men
and two women from the sinking
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-26
Relatives Visit
Heberifes Over
Christmas Vacation
HEBER NOTES


Mr.. and Mrs. r Rood and bab,
of Jasper and MIR. and Mrs. Her.
bert Lee were Sunday dinner anc
evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs
orville Hueling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fuller and
daughter have taken one of the
Champion cottages
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hopkins of Mt.
Springs were Saturday visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Boone.
Mrs. Henry Waltrip was called 20
/ Tucson. Ariz., last Wednesday by
the illness of her husband who was
taken to the Veterans hospital
there from Eloy, Ariz. She re-
turned Thursday
Mrs Mae Price and family are
enjoying a visit from her brother
John Martin. of Oklahoma. who
will be here until after Christmas.
Lester Grant suffered a painful
injury to his left hand Monday.
breaking one finger and badly cut
ting it
Mr.. and Mrs. John Briggs will
have their children and families as
Christmas dinner guests.
Miss Agnes Tozier of Brea. Calf.
is spending Christmas vacation
with her parents MI and Mrs. Ben
Tozier.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Ware will
spend the holidays in San Diego
With relatives.
Mrs. Homer Wood and son
Frank. spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Herman Wood in Brawley.
Mrs. IneZ Thompson and chill
dran of El Centre spent Saturday
with Mrs. Totem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mahanay and
children will be Christmas dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Flem-
Ing.
Paul Cook and his mother will
spend their holidays in Oxnard
with Miss Lois Cook. who is a
teacher there
Mrs. CLYDE Rodgers and son,
Ronald. have both been quite III
with colds
Heber school held their Christ
mas program Wednesday evening
and will dismiss for the holidays
Thursday.
Mrs. Jerry Rodgers returned to
her nome in Los Angeles Thurs
day after spending a week with
her sick mother. Mrs. E. S Hobbs.
Melvin and Johnnie B9ren have
both been i'll with tonsilitis.
The regular PIT. A. meeting
scheduled for last Thursday and
rcstponed on account of rain, will
De held this Thursday, with .
Christmas carol program arranged
by the music chairman, Mrs. Betty
Payne.
Friends of Miss Isabelle Scaronl
will be interested in knowing her
condition is somewhat improved.
but is still quite i'll in San Diego
Friday evening the Choral society
will present their Christmas pa
eeant at the school house after
which will be the community
Christmas tree.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nice and chill
dren of Oakland visited their aunt
Mrs. Mae StookSberry. Friday.
The Washington times., 1938-05-10

TOM LIPSCOMB, varsity
tackle at Vanderbilt in 1914-15-
16, has been named president of
the Cleveland Rams of the Ma
tional Pro Football League.
GEORGE MUSSO, 265-pound
Chicago Bears guard, who played
against the Redskins in the
championship playoff game at
Chicago last year, has been add
ed to the staff of SHERIFF
SIMON HENRY, of Collinsville,
Ills He will patrol the county
after dark. BABE BARNA,
West Virginia football and base
ball star, who came up with the
AS to play regular in the opener
here against the Mats, has been
shunted by the Macks to Viii
Transport. HOWARD SHANKS,
former Washington infielder, is
managing the Beaver Falls team
of the Pennsylvania Association.
The first night game of the
season at Redland Park, Cincin-
natl, is slated with the Cardi-
mails, May q. The University of
Indiana band will provide the
musical effects. The Reds have
captured a stunt from JACK
ESPEY'S book of football game
tricks, by including fireworks
as another feature Note to
DUTCH BERGMAN: The Uni
versity of Miami is said to
have the finest prospects in the
history Of the school. The first
string fullback Of last fall has
been relegated to the fourth
quartet. And EDDIE DUNN,
who gave your Catholic Univer.
sity eleven a headache last sea-
son, is on hand again The
New York Giants have stepped
in where the Cardinals got
themselves into trouble. Cedar
Rapids, which brought on
JUDGE KENESAW M. LANDIS'
ire, has become a Giant farm
GEORGE HALAS, presi-
dent-coach Of the Chicago Bears
football team, says that If
WHIzZER WHITE, the Colo
RADIO sensation, turns down ART
ROONEY'S $4,000 to play
with the Pirate Pros he should
not worry about that Rhodes
Scholarship, but should go back
to school.-CHICK KENNY.