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Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

plan. That was Sunset, in
Director Mark Roses Division No.
5, where the vote was 81 to AZ
against the plan. All other pre-
cincts in Roses division, as we'll as
in other divisions, voted prepon-
derantly yes" More than half the
districts total registered voters
cast ballots in the special election.
TLUO Vote 10 to I
Two precincts voted almost ten
to one for the plan. They were
keystone, in Division No. 4, with
SO to 7, and McCabe, in Division
No. /, with 103 to IL.
Brawley and Holtville districts,
where sponsors of the refunding
plan feared heavy going, swung
strongly into the "yes" column. An
unfavorable vote had been expect
ed in Holtville because it is the
stronghold of Director Mark Rose,
bitterest foe of the plan. A politi-
cal combine had threatened sue
cess of the ballot in the Brawley
area.
MOdifieS 1882 Plan
The refunding plan approved by
voters Wednesday, and which will
be taken into federal court for ap-
proval there within short time,
is actually modification of the
1882 refunding plan. Under its pro-
visions the district obtains sweep
ing 25 per cent reduction in inter-
est payments, gains extension of
maturity dates on bonds which
otherwise would have fallen due
within the next two years (totaling
$750,000), gains through cancella-
ton of $875,000 now due or past
due in interest payments, and re-
ceives $435,o00 in money which
otherwise would belong to the bond
holders to begin drainage work.
In addition, the plan sets up a
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Hindu Faces
Murder CHARGE

Defense of Lahab Singh. Hindu
on trial OH charge of numbering
Mangel Singh, will be based on the
unwritten law. defense questioning
revealed Thursday.
While cross-questioning Endar
Singh, witness for the state, De-
fense Attorney Ed Hervey asked il
Lahab had not begged him to go to
Mangel and tell him not to pay so
much attention to Mrs. Sarah
Singh, Lahabs wife.
Details of the shooting of MangeI
Singh at a ranch house south OF
Brawley were given Thursday by
witnesses, several of whom requir-
ed the services of an interpreter.
The court room was packed with
Hindus and their friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

"scores and scores of other un-
fortunates were put to death by
this group of asSaSsins."
Herman Petrillo, 40 year old
spaghetti salesman, was hustled
snarling and cursing from the
courtroom when Mrs. Margaret
Skeen, jury foreman, announced
in a scarcely audible voice:
1--WE find the defendant guilty
of murder in the first degree. We
recommend death"
Thanking the jury for their Ser
Ace to the community, Judge Nc
Dewitt said that he wanted them
to know that "the evidence pro-
suced here was only the scratching
Of the surface"
II want you to know" he said,
"that scores and scores of other
usfortunates were put to death by
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

neutrality treaty as part of the
agreement for Lithuanian surren-
der of Memel.
Coincident with Adolf Hitler's
triumphal appearance at Memel to
welcome that little state "home to
the Reich" Hungarian troops in
vaded Slovakia and were fighting
fiercely with Slovak forces.
The -Slovak treaty, left
no question that the Reich would
control the little state, also pro.
vided:
l. In fulfillment of the guaran-
tees made Slovakia the German
army has the right at any time
to install and man military estab-
liShments within stipulated area.
2. The Slovakian government un-
Continued on Page 2, Col. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Italy Presses Demands Against
France for Territorial Rights

French embassy we're equipped with
steel helmets, rifles and bayonets,
They we're stationed in groups at
adjacent street corners.
The cock-hatted carabineri pat
rolled up and down the streets near
the embassy.
Regarded as a forerunner of an
important speech which Mussolinl
is expected to make Sunday, the
kings address revealed that Italy
on Dec. II, 1888 had already IN
formed France of the questions
dividing the two countries.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

this group of assassins. 1t is only
by such verdicts as you have reach
ed that we ever will hope to break
the back of this mad quest for
money"
Homicide squad members dis
closed that exhumation of 10
bodies would be started today. The
strange syndicate that purportedly
mixed "black magic" with admin
istration of arsenic TO heavily in
sured victims has been operating
unmolested for decade, accord
ing to authorities.
Petrillo was convicted specifical-
ly for the arsenic death of Ferdi-
nand Alfonsi, one of three men
and a youth, all heavily insured,
who were given arsenic by the syn
dicate, according to the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Farm Relief Proposals, Far Above
Budget Figure, Derai| Economy

WASHINGTON, March %. CUP)
Tremendous farm relief propos-
ais derailed congressional economy
plans today, further jeopardizing
tax revision to eliminate business
deterrents..
The house agriculture committee
reported a $1O67, 100000 farm bill
which would break far over budget
limitations and wipe out all or most
economies effected in previous ap-
preparation bills.
That bill was approved as Chair
man Mariner S. Eccles of the fed
eral reserve system told a senate
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

committee studying silver prob
lens that the dispute over spend
ing and economy should be brought
to a prompt showdown.
The agriculture bill, with $780,
100000 added to provide parity
price payments for farmers, is $780,
100000 over President Roosevelt's
budget estimates. House commit
tees have been trimming appropria-
tton bills and have accumulated a
potential saving of s83 100000 so
far, not counting the Si50,0OO,000
taken from relief. most of which
ultimately will be appropriated.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

'mOre IMAM lUO men.
The possemen withheld their
gunfire for the time being, await
ing return flight over the boul-
der strewn canyon by Bill Monday,
Cody aviator, who had obtained
tear gas gun and several dyna-
mite bombs from Casper.
Sheriff Blackburn had asked the
commandant at Fort Warren, near
Cheyenne, to send small trenth
mortar, but the request had to be
referred to the war department in
Washington for approval. Senator
Joseph C. O'Mahoney of Wyoming
personally pursued the request
with Gen. Malin Craig, army chief
of staff, and was assured of CO.
operation.
The small trench mortar was
expected to be flown from Fort
Warren to Cody later today by
Pilot Monday.
Possemen still had not dared an
attempt to recover the bodies of
o. H. Linabary and Arthur Argen-
to, shot down at dusk yesterday as
they attempted to charge directly
across an open space to Durand's
boulder barricaded lair. Linabary
made the break first, but crumpled
as one shot from Durand's deer
rifle struck him. Argento, enraged
at seeing his friend killed, shouted,
"I'll go up there and jerk his arm
off and beat him to death with it."
Boyd Bennion, game warden,
pleaded with Argento to stay under
cover but Argento also dashed in
to the clearing and in turn was
felled by a Durand shot.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Il Years Ago.
Big Bertha Was
Terrorizinq Paris

Twenty one years ago today
Paris was Shellcd for seven
hours by the German big
Bertha. At 20 minute inter
.vals shells crashed into Paris
from the giant gun which had
been set up at Creepy, 10 miles
away.
On the Somme front, Ger
many was steadily pushing the
allies back. British forces were
sorely pressed and took up new
positions south and west of st.
Quentin. The French took over
part of the British line. Ger
mans claimed $4,000 prisoners.
captured and 400 guns taken
thus far in the three day battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Red Cross Makes
Valley Inspection

DR.. A. Floyd Gardner, staff rep
resentative from the San Francisco
office for the American Red Cross
national staff of first aid and life
saving, will be in Imperial Valley
March 24-25 to check the Red Cross
emergency stations and first ala
work and to help in furthering
these projects.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
E|ks' President
Will Speak Here

c. P. Hebenstreit, state president
of the California Elks association,
will be the principal speaker at a
joint meeting of valley lodges in
Ell Centro tonight, Norman Deaton,
exalted ruler, announced Thursday.
Many exalted rulers from south
ern California lodges will be on
hand to greet the state president,
Deaton said. The regular lodge
meeting will be preceded by fried
chicken dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

their request by Senators Edward
H. Law of Ell Centre and Ed Fletch-
er of San Diego and Assemblymen
Clarence Walker OF Westmorland.
Jeanette Daley and Charles w.
Stream of San Diego.
Road enthusiasts want the road
in the state system so the four
states route may carry the desig-
nation U. S. No, 90 all along ia
length.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

of the four states through which
the highway passes.
Supervisor B. M. Graham and
Charles Nice of Brawley. Robert
Hays of Ell Centre, and II. E.
Wells, president of the Four States
Highway association, were in Sac
ramento Wednesday to request the
committee to recommend the road
for the states highway system.
They we're assisted in presenting
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
r D AMBL|NG

ClOse-mOuthed-

Close e-mOuthed-
1t took William r. Headington of
Brawley to turn murder trial into
something that resembled Marx
Brothers musical comedy.
While Ed Hervey tore his hair
and Ralph French cheWed his fin
ger nails, Headington carefully ig-
nored the attorneys in Hindu
case at the courthouse and refused
to deliver a telegram, part of the
evidence, to anyone except Judge
r, D. McPherrin.
BY the time the attorneys had
finished trying to interrogate him
and failed miserably, because he
kept as silent as sphinx, the jury
was laughing, the judge was Wip-
ing his eyes. and the Hindus were
smiling. That's the height of hi
larity for Hindu.
Police Rec0llectiOnS--
RR rocked with laughter when
Jack Stark and Frank Record
.staGted reminiscing about the days
when Ell Centre cops rode bicycles.
II went to sleep peddling once" )"
Stark recalled, making a grotesque
of sleeping bicycle rider "and hit
a curb. 1t almost killed me-"
Then there was the time that
Charlie Schlanze was rushing back
to the station by bike late at night
He took a short cut across a school
grounds and forgot that a volley
ball net was still up. He never
knew what hit him.
Close Call
This is tops.
For weeks Scott B. Foulds work
ed hard for the refunding plan.
wednesday he climaxed the CAM
paign by going from precinct to
precinct getting out the voters.
Dog tired he went home after SUM-
down and was relaxing when some
thing his wife said brought him
bolt upright. He shot out the door
As though tied to a skyrocket,
Breathless he returned home and
explained:
- .a-''My gosh, just made it before
TIE polls closed. I'd forgotten to
vote"
rgt-
Some Pitcher
With shrieks of laughter, Herman
p1)lette, the San Diego ballclub
pitcher, watched Dick Ward and
George Detore bowl. Cor rather,
try and bowl) Then Ward and
before made him try it.
Pillette, getting more red In the
face. threw four balls before he
ever touched a pin and Detore SOL
emnly called to the pin boy:
"Those pins can walk"
Weaker Sex
Also at the bowling alley, Archie
Daniels and Bradford Kilgore were
debating their respective prowess
and finally decided to settle 1T with
duckpins. For amusement, Mrs.
Kilgore joined them. She beat 'em
Continued on Page 2, Col. 3
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Graves Opened TO Give Up 10 Bodies
As Authorities Press InquiryInto
Murder.For- reinsurance Syndicate

"a PHILADELPHIA March %. (UP) : Mass exhuma
ton 70 bodies to start today following the
startling revelation by Judge Harry S. McDevtt to jury
which recommended death in the electric chair for mem
her of an alleged fOrinsurance syndicate thai
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Modmun Holds
off Posse Of 100
In !! Wyoming Mts.
Earl Durand. Killer Of Four Officers
Hides in Rocky Lair; Police Await
Arrival Of Bombs, Trench Mortar

, CODY, Wyo, March 23 (UP)-Sheriff Frank Black
burn reported to his office here by shorwave radio that
Earl Durand, shaggy haired, meat eating killer of
FOUR peace officers, still esconsed in rocky lair in
the Beartooth mountains today holding off posse of
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Victory Sets Valley on
Way to Credit Stability:
Courts Okoy Comes Next
Keystone and McCabe Voters Approve
ByNeany Toto Il BrawIey, HoItvi|Ie
Opposition Fails to Show Strength

Imperial Valley voted almost three and half to one
Wednesday in favor of refunding the Imperial Irrigation
Districts S14,250,000 bond and warrant debt.
Complete returns covering all of the districts 33
cincts YES, 5092-NO, I5fO
Only precinct among the 33 voted against the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
Assembly Sub Committee Recommends
NiIand-BIythe 4-States Highway
Sector For Inclusion By State

The assembly subcommittee new state roads late
Wednesday recommended inclusion of the INLAND TO Blythe
road in the state highway system
This 40 mile sector of the 1900 Four States highway
from Canada to Mexico is the only one not included In
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23
1Gemany Trades PoIitica| Integrity
For Surrender Of MemeI; Hungary
Troops Engage Slovaks
Copyright. 1902. HEA

BERLIN, March %. (UP) 4 Germany tonight pub
shed treaty in which the Reich guarantees the political
and territorial integrity of the Sovakan state.
The treaty published shortly after announcement
that Germany and Lthuania had signed unconditional
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

Butter: Los Angeles. 26c; but
terfat, Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
grade A. 37o; manufacturing milk,
2619c; route gathered cream, 24e.
L. A. Hay: u. $. No. I. Si4.00i No.
2 Ieafy. S13-13.50; No. 2 Sif-i2.
Minneapolis flax May Sl.77Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

Weaker Sex
Also at the bowling alley, Archie
Daniels and Bradford Kilgore were
debating their respective prowess
and finally decided to settle it with
duckpins. For amusement, Mrs.
Kilgore joined them. She beat 'em
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. 3
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-23

yLo'ai cash, checks and drafts sent
snrough the tive FL Centre banks.)
Evening star., 1939-08-27

motor trip through New Mexico and
Arizona and a visit in st. Louis
with Mrs. Goes relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Fairbanks
have visiting them at their home
in Aurora Hills Mrs. Clara l.. Allen
and her daughter, Marion Allen, of
Baltimore.
Miss Ann Todd Fairbanks has
joined her parents after passing a
week in Baltimore with her aunt,
Mrs. Howard A. Verney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Campbell
with their son, Beverley Campbell
have returned to their home on
the Arlington Ridge following two
week vacation in the New England
States.
Miss Jane Lawrence will join her
mother, Mrs. Kathryn Lawrence,
and her brothers around the middle
OF the week, after having spent the
last two months at Wellsburg, w
Va, as the guest of her brother-i
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
R. Minnich.
The Commissioner of Revenue and
Mrs. Harry X. Green of North
Barton street, Arlington, are spend
ing three weeks at Berkeley Springs
w. Va, and stopping at the Park
View Inn. Their daughter-in-law
Mrs. Bruce Green, and her children
Suzanne, Betty, Richard and Harry
Green, are vacationing at Wood
stock, Va.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

with them for a few weeks Mrs. ].
Kissell and Mrs. Mildred Kissel OF
Pittsburgh and Miss Ethel Kloby of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Duffield, who
have lived here for some years, have
left to make their home in Laurel
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Hurry of Glenn
ents entertained Tuesday at an open
house.
Mrs. Nettie Morgan entertained on
Monday evening at bridge supper.
Mrs Nora Henderson of Washing
ton is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lawrence, jr., of Abel, Nd
Mrs. Albert J. Lomax of this city
is spending the summer in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Downs of
Avenue have with them their son,
Mr.. Henry Downs of Washington
for several weeks.
Miss Phyllis Stonestreet of WAL
dorf is spending this week and next
at Bedford Springs, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Wills are
spending this month in Cumberland,
Md. as the house guests of the at
torney general of Maryland and
Mrs. William c. Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cooksey of
Dentsville, have with them Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hornbeck and their son
of Washington
Miss Nellie Shoemaker of Wash
ington is spending her vacation with
County Agent and Mrs. J. j. John
son at Bushwood.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Herndon Couple
Has Texans
AS Guests

HERNDON, Va, Aug. 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. Kobe Curtice and their
two sons, Mr.. Murray Curtice and
Mr.. Carol Curtice, of Fort Worth,
Tex, are spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barbour Hutchison.
Miss Matilda Decker will enter
tain Monday at a dessert bridge
party.
Mrs. Ella Moss and her young
granddaughter of Roanoke, Va, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ramsey Bready.
Mrs. E. M Armfield entertained
Wednesday afternoon at a dessert
bridge party for the members of
the Social Club.
Miss Maud Yount was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the members
of the Corban Club.
Mr. and Mrs Allen H. Kirk have
as their guests Mrs. Grace Mckee
and her son, Mr.. Donald Mckee, OF
Kirkland, Ill.
Mrs. Ruth Keyes and her son, Mr.
Billy Keyes; Mrs. Bentley Harrison
and her daughter, Miss Mary Lee
Harrison, are spending a two-week
vacation at Masons Beach, Md.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

in Washington from a visit to Miss
Rose Stern at her summer home In
Braddock Heights, Md.
Miss Rena Frank is with her
brother-in-l and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ney. and their daughter
Audrey in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs David Stern have
returned to their apartment in the
Broadmoor after two weeks stay
at Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Kann spent
their vacation at Schroon Lake, N.
Y, and are again in their apart
ment in Woodley Park Towers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De Young
have returned home after spending
several weeks in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King are
back at Woodley Park Towers from
several weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sycle have an
nounced the birth of a daughter,
Joan Lois. on Friday, August 10,
at Garfield Hospital.
Dr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Manches-
ter announce the birth of son,
Gary HAYES, Wednesday. August 16,
at Garfield Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Levi and
their children, Joseph, jr., and Jane,
are spending some time at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Sligo Park Hills
Visitors axe Trip
To Milwaukee

Mrs. Francis Farchione and her
daughter Faith, who have been stay
ing at the home the formers
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Armstrong Of Sligo Park
Hills, Md, for an indefinite period,
are in Milwaukee, Wis, visiting Mrs.
Armstrong and Mrs. Farchione' 8
mother, Mrs. c. A. Kreutzger, for two
weeks. With them are Charles
Armstrong, youngest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Armstrong.
David Lawrie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Justin Lawrie, has joined his brother,
Theodore Lawrie, in Ocean City, Nd,
for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. Robert Laut is returning to
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Laut, today from a motor
trip to the Black Mountains, North
Carolina, accompanied by his brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Laut of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Potter have as
their guests for the week Mrs. Pot
ter's sister, Miss Virginia Potter OF
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Fleishell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rose
were hosts last night at "weenie
roast" at the formers outdoor fire.
place.
Mrs. c. H. Popenoe and her family
are spending a few weeks on st.
Mary's River, Md, with friends.
Mrs. James Hewitt will leave the
early part of this week for Atlantic
City, N. j. She spent last week at
the New York Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie L. Peterson
have left on two-week vacation by
! motor.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

SoSoe VAAoo 4Ndl Sle Dill VI NEW ok
City, who will be here until after
Labor Day.
Miss Richards will be hostess at
cards Wednesday evening.
Miss Phyllis Moore
Will Entertain.
Miss Phyllis Moore, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Moore, will
entertain 20 guests at an al fresco
supper party Thursday evening at
Anglemoore, near Mclean, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Julien Bush
of Country Clubs Hills have been en-
tertaining as a house guest Mrs.
Eugene Buckingham of Ellenton, S..
c. Mrs. Buckingham and Miss Mary
Bush are in New York City to at
tend the fair, but both will return
to Arlington before Mrs. Bucking-
ham goes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Whitlock
of Lyon Park, accompanied by their
daughters, the Misses Fern and Vel
ma June Whitlock, will go Thurs
day to Candor, N. c., for a weeks
visit with Mr.. Whitlock's parents.
Mrs. Cora Haven, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Edith H. Dawson
of Arlington, will go to New York
this week to spend about two weeks
at the fair and to visit relatives on
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertin F.. Toulotte
of Lyon Park left yesterday for
Auburn, N. Y, to visit their SON.
in-law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs,
S. j. Karpenski. Mr.. Toulotte will
return to the county in 10 days,
but Mrs. Toulotte will remain away
through September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Groet-
tum, with their children, Susanne,
Teddy and Roger, have returned
from three-week visit in Mime
sofa, spending the greater portion
of the time with relatives at White
Bear Lake, near st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooven
On Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F.. Hooven
and their daughter, Charlotte. of
Lyon Park are spending a fortnight
in the Mohawk Valley of New
York State, visiting Mrs. Hooven' s
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Buckman, on their farm
near Amsterdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coe are again
in their home in Arlington after q
Evening star., 1939-08-27

MRS. KIRBY S. ZONES,
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence H. BaaDell OF Wash
ington, 1Uho 1Das, before her
marriage, Miss Madeline
BaWeH. Mr.. Fones is the son
OF Mrs. S. Seigel, also of this
city.-UnderWood G. Under
aDood Photo.
MRS. MAURICE T. INGLING,
(OUaU, aDho, before her mar
riage In June, UaS Miss E.
Florine Gilmore OF Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingling haze re-
turned from their 1Uedding
trip and are making their
home in Arlington, Va.-Un-
der10ood & Underwood Photo.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Izetta Jewell, Jr.,
Hostess After
Performance

Miss Jewell Brown, daughter Of
the late Representative William G.
Brown, jr., was hostess at buffet
supper last evening, entertaining in
formally after the close Of the per-
formance of Eyes, My Darling
Daughter" at the Gross Roads The
ater in Virginia. Miss Brown, who
is better known professionally as
Izetta Jewell, jr., played the leading
role and will leave tomorrow for
New York.
Miss Brown was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Hugh r. Miller, who
made considerable fame for herself
as Izetta Jewell when she starred
with several local stock companies
not so many years ago. The guests
at the informal party last evening
included the casts of the three plays
in which Izetta Jewell, jr., has ap-
peared. Biography" Curtain Rises
and the attraction which closed last
evening. In addition the guests were
members of the local press, friends
of Izetta, jr., and her mother, and
the entire staff of the Cross Roads
Theater.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Castillo, and
her new grandson Michael.
Mrs Morton kaufman is the
guest of Mrs. Jack Kotz at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss has joined
Mr.. Schloss here after spending
several weeks at Mooselamaguntic
Lake, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bertrand of
Evansville, Ind, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Small of Chevy Chase.
Mrs Behrend is a sister of Mrs.
Small and Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Friedlander of
Belmont road.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Luchs are
spending two weeks at Miami Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyman are
at their Sixteenth street home after
a cruise to Halifax and Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baum are
spending part of the summer at their
cottage in Bluemont, Va. Oscar
Baum, jr., is on vacation in New
York, visiting the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Rothschild Visiting
In West Virginia.
Mrs. Belle Rothschild is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, DR.
and Mrs. William Greenspon, al
their home in Bluefield, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gold
smith have opened their apartment
in the Westchester after stay o1
several weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Strasburger is back