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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
HANDRAILS TO
BE PUT IN AT
COURTHOUSE

Metal hanirails will be installed
on the main StsirWays at the I'm
nerial county court house in com
pliance with orders issued by the
state industrial accident commits
sion
Supervisors Monday read a letter
informing them of the accident
hazard crcatci by the absence of
aandrails as demanded by law.
Rance Baker. county purchasing
agent ordered the rails. The cost
was $3.50. They will be installed
immcjiately upon arrival.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
Affidayits to Be
Required for Age
Pension Signatures

AIfidavits Showing that signatures
on old age security checks are gen.
uine. will be required in Imperial
county hereafter. the board of su-
pcrviSorS ruled Monday.
Postcards VIII be mailed to reci-
ricnts Of the checks with inStruc-
tions TO have a notary swear to the
authenticity of the signature OH the
checks. The cards with the aft
davit then must be mailed to the
county welfare office.
Supervisors ordered the precaution
TO eliminate possibility OF others
besides The persons for whom checks
are intended, forging signatures.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
CHAMBERS WILL
BE AFFILIATED

SUNCREST, Mar. 22.-At a meet
ing of Suncrest Chamber of Com
merce. Saturday, they voted to al
filiate with Highway 80 chamber.
A report on Suncrest's participa-
ton in the motorcade to Imperial
county fair was given by Mrs. G. T.
Miller.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22

mately 20 miles. 1t was preceded by
three hours of intense artillery and
aviation fire. after which the in
fantry moved up and occupied a
series of heights.
The LoyalistS we're still resist
ing from the vicinity of the heights
with machine guns but the Nation
alist infantry was nearing the vii
lage of Lierta. an extreme point Of
the enemy line forming sharp
angle northwest of Huesca.
The attack was slowed down at
noon when rain started, impeding
the progress of the infantry.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
Navy BOmbers to
Try Mass Flight

HONOLULU, March %. CUP)-A
major flight involving new PLY.
navy bombing planes will start
Wednesday morning, unofficial
sources indicated here today.
1t was reported the giant bomb
ers, recently ferried to Pearl harbor.
would depart for Midway Island,
thereafter possibly engaging in
mid-ocean maneuvcrS with the U.
S. battle fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
BODY FOUND

SAN FRANCISCO, March %.
CUP)-A body identified as that
of Raymond Dewey, one of four
men missing after a Sunday boat
ing tragedy in San Francisco Bay,
washed ashore at Cottage Baths.
Alameda, today. The men were
drowned when their motorboats,
the Misfortune" and Mistake
overturned near Treasure Island.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
SUIT SETTLED

LONDON, Mar. %. CUP)-Settle-
ment of libel suit between Shirley
Temple. American child actress,
and the magazine Might and Day
was announced today by the Kings
Bench division of the English high
court
The suit was in connection with
an article criticizing the child
acting.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
QUAKE RECORDED

NEW ORLEANS. Mar. %. CUP
An earthquake of moderate in
tensity several thousand miles OF
the Pacific coast. was registered
today on the Loyola university
seismograph, Father o. L. Abel.
observer, reported He said the
1lrSt shock was noticed at 9:4O am
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
France Speeds Up
War Preparations

of stretches
OF
the Ralph Hnze Paris bureau
TO inevitable
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
PERMIT GRANTED
TO REPAIR GARAGE

A building permit issued at the
city hall Tuesday calls for work at
an estimated cost of 5000 by j. K.
Ellison to re-roof the Barbara Worth
garage on Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
INTEND TO WE'D

A notice Of intention 10 marry was
lied Monday with County Clerk
w. J. McClellanI by Melvin Thur
man. 10. Jacumba, and Linda Nor
ris. l8. Pine Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22

MARION. Kansas. Mar. % CUP)
Albert Ewart, %, who was until
this week director of athletics and
teacher of history at the junior
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
NATIONALISTS BREAK
THRU LOYALIST LINE

ARAGON FRONT, Spain March D. (UPl-National
st attacked northwest of Huesca breaking through
the LOyast front at several points and driving several
miles from Penbolea toward lierta.
The attack began at }O along front oG approNi
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
Guests LAUGH, JOKE
DURING EXECUTIONS

MOUNDSVILLE, w Va. March %. (UP)-Three men
hanged at West Virginia pentenary last night under
circumstances which led Warden c. E. Stone to announce
today that only official witnesses and newspapermer
would be permitted to watch future executions.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-22
DRIVER JAILED

HOLTVILLE, Mar. D.. - Convic-
on of a drunk driving charge sent
Martin Sem, 90, to the county Jail
for = davS.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Official Set
News Notes
Of Week
Senator Miller
And Wife
Arrive.

= ENATOR and Mrs John E. Miller
of Searcy. Ark, have arrived
at their Washington residence
- in the Methodist Apartments,
where they will remain until the con-
gressional term is over.
Their daughter, Miss Mary Louise
Miller. has entered Sullins College, in
Bristol, Va, and their son, John Miller,
jr., is attending Friends School here.
Senator Miller will return to Arkan-
sas in a week or 10 days, to remain
there a few days before returning
to Join Mrs. Miller and their son here.
Senator Ernest Lundeen will return
to Washington next week after a
months absence, during which time
he and Mrs. Lundeen were at their
summer home at Sagerness Point on
Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. Lundeen came back to Wash
ington last week in time for her two
children, Ernest Lundeen, jr., and Joan
Lundeen, to return to school.
Senator and Mrs. Lundeen recently
moved from Ellicott street, where
they have lived for two years, to the
home that they have leased at 1921
Twenty-ninth street
Col J. M. Johnson, the Assistant
Secretary of Commerce, has returned
from Los Angeles, where he went to
(See OFFICIAL SET, Page D-l0)
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Diplomatic Corps Worry
Is Created in Capital by
New England Storms
Portuguese Minister and Family
Among Those Who Aroused
Concern With Friends.
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

diplomatic
nI during the week alone the
the Of
the New England The Portuguese
Bianch their
their cottage Ose until
with the Secretary
in their cottage Ostervile.
Of ministers
Peter
Mrs Peter, Cambridge,
the after the mail
fed three old However,
family
Hope to Keep Appointment
o
The Panama Minister and Sonora de
the launching Of the Panama Quincy Mass
appointment regardless the schedule
went to New York Friday and sailed yesterday for
there time for Sonora Boyd chsten
Relief the of Netherlands
arrived from the First Secretary
Nine Tooenburg delayed
because Of the Secretary
Troostenbug who arrived
Statendam vacation homeland
fonghs trip in the mountains expecting
week. They will they planned
by boat
and
Travel Abroad.
GENORA Argentine
In the South will Join the
Of week.
The Chilean Ambassador Senior Don Manual
Evening star., 1938-09-25

The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Edward G. Latch. Preceding
the ceremony an organ recital was
given as the guests assembled in the
church by Mr. Jesse Simpson. Gladi-
oil and ferns were used on the altar,
which was lighted by cathedral
candles.
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her father. Her we'd
ding gown was unusually becoming
made of ivory satin on princess lines,
with long sleeves, Understanding
collar Of the satin and the skirt drop
ping into . sweeping train. Her
CONTINUED on Page Do, Column -
Evening star., 1938-09-25

TINE untimely death Of Mai Gen.
Oscar Westover. chief of the
Army Air Corps, has cast
pail not only over the Army
contingent, but over many members
Of the Navy and Marine commands
as WELL so greatly was he admired for
his personality as well as for his out
standing ability as a leader, which
was proven many times in his "a years
OF service. Gen. Westover held a high
place in the esteem of all who knew
him, and their sympathies for Mrs.
Westover and their son, 1t. Charles B.
Westover, jr., of Kelly Field, Tex, and
daughter, Mrs. Patricia Prudential,
wife of 1t. Prudential of Boiling
Field, are inexpressibly great.
There has been little interest in en-
tertainment in the past few days
among the service members because
of the death Of Gen. Westover, and
the news Of social activities is limited
almost entirely to the arrival of the
officers and their wives to their homes
on their return from leave.
1t. Col. William A. Snow, U. s. A.,
was joined yesterday by Mrs. Snow
and their daughter, Miss Peggy Snow.
who has been visiting Mrs. Shows
mother at Edgartown, Mass Col. Snow
and his son, William Snow, came
back fortnight ago from New Eng
land, where the family spent the late
summer.
Mrs. Towers, wife of Capt. John H.
Towers, U. s. NJ, will sail the end Of
Continued on Page DIS, Column %
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Nine. Eickhof Sails
With Her Children
For New York.

NINE. E1CKHOFF, wife OF the
Charge D'Affaires of Denmark,
with her four children, has sailed
for this country and will arrive in
New York Friday. M. Eickhoff
will go to New York to meet his
family and will renew his brief
acquaintance. with his twin daugh-
ters, Vibeke-Moete and Agnete
Elizabeth, who will celebrate their
first birthday anniversary the day
Of their arrival in this country.
The twins were not well enough
to make the long journey to this
country until last spring, when 1t
seemed better to their elders not to
come to Washington for the heat
Of the summer, and so their first
long journey was delayed until
now. Nine. Eickhof also Is accom-
panied by her two sons, Nils Adolf,
now 8 years old, and Hans, Just 4.
M. and Nine. Eickhoff and their
interesting family will come to
Washington shortly after their ar
rival.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

oOSldlly, Oh tlle Vile Ol a senator.
And while approval of Tydings' prob
able reelection to the Upper House,
which will keep him and his popular
wife in the official swing, is being
expressed, deep is the regret that there
will be so many familiar faces absent
this winter from the congressional
contingent.
.. Mrs. Royal S. Copeland, widow of
the Senator from New York, will be
widely missed in this city this winter
She has given up her apartment at
the Shoreham Hotel and but for very
brief visits in the Capital she will
spend her time at her home in New
York. Mrs. Copeland was one of the
leaders among the senatorial hostesses
and her spacious apartment was ever
the meeting place of interesting groups,
both from this city and her native
State.
The vivacious Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon is uncertain as to her plans for
the future. She has been at her New
York home since the death Of her
husband. Whether this popular woman,
80 we'll versed in politics, will accept.
If offered her, the opportunity of filling
her husbands unexpired term is not
known.
Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo, the
youthful wife Of Senator McAdoo, who
was defeated tn the primaries in Cali
fornia. made many friends in the
Capital during her two seasons here
and will be missed at the festivities
in official circles.
Among others who will be absent
from the senatorial lineup will be
Senator and Mrs. James P Pope, Sen
ator and Mrs. William H. Dieterich
and Senator and Mrs. George L.
Berry.
Evening star., 1938-09-25

I daughters, returned the middle of the
week from Bluemont, will leave for
visit in his homeland the latter
part Of November or early in Decem-
ber. He will spend two months or
more in Chile and expects to return
to Washington in the late winter. His
daughters, the Senoritas Trucco, have
not yet decided to make the trip with
him.
The Belgian Ambassador, Count
Robert van der Straten-Ponthoz, will
arrive in New York tomorrow.
having sailed from Europe Tuesday
OF the past week. Countess van der
Straten-Ponthoz, who has been abroad
since early summer, will join him here
later, remaining at the Chateau Pont.
hoz, their summer home, until the late
autumn.
The Secretary OF the Embassy, M.
Jacques de Thier, will go to New
York today to meet the Ambassador
and accompany him to Washington.
Polish Ambassador Plans
To Sail This Week From Europe.
The Polish Ambassador, Count jerry
Potccki, is expected to sail. the
first Of this week for this country. He
has spent much of the summer in the
Carpathian Mountains.
The German Ambassador and Frau
Dieckhof are among others of the Dip
lomatic corps returning to their post
here. and when they arrive in New
York tomorrow the Charge d,Affaires,
Herr Hans Thomson, will meet them.
They are expected to come at once to
Washington. Frau Thomson, wife of
the Counselor and Charge dAffaires,
who is visiting in their home in Ger
Continued on Page D-6, Column g.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Morgenthaus at
New York Farm.

The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., and their
children are at their farm at Fishkill.
N. Y. Mrs. Morgenthau who returned
to Washington last week for q several
days stay will remain at the farm
for some time longer before returning
for the winter season. Secretary Nor
genthau will return to the Capital
the nrst Of the week and viii Join
his wife for week end viutA
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Machados Move
To House.

The new Military Attache OF the
Brazilian Embassy, Maj. Bina Macha-
do, with Senhora de Machado and
their five children, will move this week
from their apartment in the Roosevelt,
where they have been since their ar
rival in Washington. They have leased
the house st 2740 Thirty-tourth street
for the winter,
Evening star., 1938-09-25
DiplOm ats to Go
To Pan.American
Conference.

THE Bolivian Minister, Senor DR..
Don Luis Fernando Guachalla,
will leave Washington the end Of
November for Peru, where he will
attend the Pan-American Confer
ence to be held in December in
Lima. He will be joined there by
Sonora de Guachalla who has been
in their Bolivian home for several
months. At the close of the con-
ference the Minister and Sonora de
Guachalla will come back to Wash
ington.
The Counselor Of the Peruvian
Embassy and Sonora de Mendoza
have gone to New York prepara-
tory to sailing october 80 for Lima,
Peru, where Senor Mendoza will
attend the Pan-American Confer
ence.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Tydings Are Hosts Today
To Big Party Of Friends
At Victory Reception
i Southern Hospitality to Prevail
At Their Darlington Estate
Along the Susquehanna.
BY MARGARET HART.

y ABINGDON and
Tydngs will rejoicing
y the political battle
Tydngs
stood sanchly
succeed
{seN.
Famous Maryland Cooking
Will Appease Appettes.
One could not
promised to take the Tydg
appreciation
sppng the back
dishes for which Maryland hospitality
Chicken Drowned
missing luncheon. a
Maryland will be the
Homeike Prevail
While the Tydings home of the show along the susuehanna
is definitely homeke
white house sets far back the main
this lovely will be enjoyed today by the
the
leather upholerng
and
attractive setting for this interesting victory
Maryland will
Senator Tydngs
prominent in the social whrl
well fitted marriage
Senator Tydng she has taken
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Alfaros Back.

Former President of Panama and
Sonora de Alfaro have returned to
their homo here from California, where
the latter was called early in August
by the serious illness of her sister,
Miss Victoria Lyons, who died at
Alameda shortly after Sonora de Al
faro's arrival. Senior Alfaro Joined
his wife in California and after few
weeks there they returned to Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Brilliant Col0rs Mark
Early Fall Weddings
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bouve
Among Brides of the Season.
Miss Pearson Is Married.

brides throughout the forecast
taken during the first official
pedomnae the effective
but the costumes OF the brides attendants and
predicted Fashion decorate
striking all occasions being found
headdres for the maid Of honor and
bridesmaid
harmngy last evening at o'clock
Episcopal Elizabeth
Lincoln the bride
Mr. Gnrdon
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Diplomatic Family
InNeW Residence.

The Charge d'Affaires of Czechoslo-
vakia, DR.. Karel Brejska; Nine. Brej-
ska and their daughters Mia and
Blanka, are now in their new home at
1901 Highland place Nine. Brejska
and the daughters spent the summer
at Bethany Beach, Del.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Legation to Move.

The Minister of Ell Salvador and
Sonora de Castro will move this week
from the house at 1862 Massachusetts,
avenue where they have lived for a
year to the home at 1892 Ellicott
street which they have leased for the
winter.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Mrs. Pirie Arriving.

The Air Attache of the British En-
bassy, Group Capt. G. c. Pirie, has
gone to New York to meet Mrs. Pirie,
who will arrived tomorrow aboard the
Franconia from England, where she
has been through the summer. They
will return to Warrington tomorrow
evening or Tuesday.
Evening star., 1938-09-25
w WestOVer
Death Is
MOurned
Service Activities
Are Curtailed
By Tragedy.

"A page complete With the many
interesting happenings in the tdr-
flung Army, Navy and Marine
circles, Page D-5)
Evening star., 1938-09-25
Many Debutantes Leave
To Take Up Studies
Others Remain Here to Prepare
For Coming Out Parties
AS List Is Growing.
BY MONA DUGAS.

the debuntes who left the Capital this week
~ Of higher learning after
~ gayy atmosphere still festive
busy planning entertainments
holiday vacations
added this to the unusually
earlier
another before making their bow.
Edith
Are
after
mind
friends
l.
the
Peggy Essary, and Mrs Fred named
after
She has decided
the winter to study Peggy
school,
CONTINUED OF Page D-l0, Column 81
Evening star., 1938-09-25

(see OFFICIAL SET, Page D-l0)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
Heise, Once Soccer
Star, Comes Back
As Loop Official
ErstwhiIe GooI-Keeper
Will Work in One
Of Games Todoy

Sandlot sports followers of a
decade ago will recall a stocky Ger
man who played goalie on the old
German-American Soccer Club
Hans Heise. Hans probably was the
best goal keeper ever to sink his
cleats into the local pitch and
George Youngblood. a former star
himself and now president OF the
washington Soccer League, recalls
the time when. as member of the
old Walford's eleven. he often met
up with Heise with little success.
Heise performed in the golden
era OF Washington soccer when the
hooters played to big crowds each
Sunday. Another well-remembered
player OF that time was AL Forman.
star boxer who played with kid
gloves protecting his hands.
AL, now resident in Canada. still
plays soccer. Heise long ago became
an American citizen. He will referee
the Rinaldi-Silver Spring contest on
the Monument Field. one of the
five games scheduled this afternoon
In the Washington Soccer Leagues
championship series.
Washington Sports Club, in first
place, meets Marlboro, only a point
behind 1t. at Gonzaga Field. Other
games, all starting at 3 o'clock. are
Prince Georges P. B. c. VS.. La Plata.
Maryland Park: Sandy Spring VS..
Heurich, Sandy Spring. and Young
Democrats VS.. Rockville. Shady Oak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
Rely on Club Boxers
To Pull Ring Game
OUT Of Slump
Cord Tomorrow Night
Is Devoid Of Names
And Featured Bout

Looking for a hypo to revive the
fast-sinking local boxing industry,
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn has
weaned himself from the minor
name" fighters. who have drawn a
scattering Of fans recently, and will
present card of club" fighters at
the regular weekly show tomorrow
night.
Turner's Arena will be the scene
OF two eight-rounders. the same
number Of six-rounders and one
four-round bout. A club" fighter,
for benefit OF the uniniate. is
steady workman, generally of non
title caliber. but who can be counted
on to put up an interesting fight.
Rawson, Galiano Promise Action.
While no particular match will
be featured. the bout between
Tommy Rawson of Boston and Pete
Galiano Of Baltimore. an eight
round lightweight meeting, promises
to hum with action. Galiano,
former sparmate for Barney Ross
when he was welter champ. is
known as a rugged performer and
has won his last three fights. Raw
son Is a newcomer, whose chief
claim to fame is a victory over Lew
Feldman.
Another eight-rounder brings to-
gether Jimmy Jones of Baltimore
and Sewell Hips, a local fighter and
former Navy middleweight champ.
Jones will be remembered as the lad
who kayoed George Abrams last
spring. Abrams beat the Baltimore
fighter in a return match.
Two x-Rounders Listed.
In six-rounders Abe Denner of
Boston will meet Tommy Ricco. and
Baby Face Jerry Hall of New York
will face Toby Scroggins of Wash
ington. both lightweights. Denner
has fought here several times and
shown a willingness to mix. Ricco
also is said to be dynamic scrapper.
Hall is the lad who spoiled Eddie
Society Ed Saugsted's debut as a
professional.
The opening bout, between Frankie
Wills Of Washington and George
Esrick of Baltimore, four -rounder.
will start at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
Gi!ded Night Scores
Easily in Feature
AT Narraganset
Heather Time Is Poor d
Second; Fovorites Y
Have Field Day
By the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCIATED Press.
PAWTUCKET, r. +, Nov. S.
Third in last Saturdays New Eng
land Futurity, the Wheatley Stables
Gilded Knight came back at Mar
ragansett track today to win the
Wannamoisett Handicap by four
lengths over A. E. Silver's Heather
Time.
The victory was worth $4,130 and
boosted Gilded Knights earnings to
$7,375 in nine starts.
The Wheatley colt spread-easled
field of seven, covering the l 1-l6-
mile route in 1:45+s. Although
Gilded Knights margin over Heath
er Time was wide, the silver fllly
had an even more decisive triumph
over j. H. Cars Ferdinand, which
took the show award, eight lengths
behind Heather Time.
Gilded Knight ran fourth past the
clubhouse and was in a bad spot
around the first turn. Then Jockey
Jimmy Stout pushed the colt to the
center of the track, where he kept
pace with Heather Time until The
half mile pole. From there to the
finish Gilded Knight was in front.
The fifth consecutive winning
favorite on today's card, Gilded
Knight paid $40. $3.50 and $40.
Heather Time returned $3.50 and
$3.50 and Ferdinand paid $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
Former Grid Greats
Promise Hot Bout
On Mat Here
SovoIdi, Noeurski Head
Thursdays Program
At Turner'S Arena

Jumpin' Joe Savoldi. former all
America footballer from Notre
Dame, and Bronko Nagurski, an
other all-America from Minnesota,
but more recently active with the
Chicago Bears pro outfit, have
date Thursday night at Turner's
Arena for a show feature that
promises to be one of the best
grapple matches of the winter sea-
son.
In addition to his football fame,
Nagurski is world champion" of
rassling in most sports, including
the District of Columbia. since de-
feating Dean Detton in June, 1887
He has defended his laurels about
the country, including such outlying
possessions as Honolulu, without be-
ing defeated. Three times he
battled here. the last against Joe
Cox at Griffith Stadium.
Going back to football Nagurski
uses flying tackle" on the mat
while Savoldi employees a drop
kick"
Savoldi is popular with local fans,
as attested by last weeks show when
the usual crowd Of about 1000 was
doubled for his meeting with Chief
Little Wolf. He is undefeated here,
and recently drew with Jim Londos
in Baltimore.
Several years ago in Chicago.
Savoldi defeated Londos and claimed
the world championship. but lost
to the Greek in a return match de-
signed to settle the dispute.