Evening Star Newspaper, February 29, 1928, Page 31

Searchers Still Comb Florida " REEFS MAY HOLD BODY F BROOKS attractive Coast in Hope Waves Will Reveal Flyer’s Remains. To Ivy February ONg unsucees ong the coast today ves would cast ashore the ¢ Brooks. ch { test pilot | who plunged circum- the body ach may der water eventual- a time yesterday ted off shore, | spot where | buoy was he spot over no trace subore Sergt. Ringholz Retired. een placed | case. “Where the Better Things Cost Less™ By the Associated Press, DARTFORD, England, February 29.— The Prince of Wales danced with two young . dressmakers, blonde, the other brunette, last night |at the workingmen's club here. It was “terribly thrilling” to dance with the prince, said Ivy Nesbit, blonde. Bentley, “dreadfully embarrassing.” through the experience with blushes and smiles, however. The blonde Ivy declared that the | prince was a wonderful dancer, but that !she managed to keep step with him ~land “after the dance he gave me his | armehatr of honor and asked me to have a cigaret.” The brunette Ivy was very shy at the | outset, but soon got the laugh on the | prince when he told her he couldn't dance tne Yale, because he was too lold. “But. vou are doing the Yale steps now." tittered brunette Ivy. »-| SCHOOL OFFICIAL'S TRIAL IN CHICAGO NEARING END Board of Education Considering { Charge of Pro-Britishism Against |, Former Supt. McAndrew. By the Associated Pross, CHICAGO, February 29.—The Board of Education was called together today for what may be the last session of William McAndrew’s long trial for in- | | nation and pro-Britishism dur- ing his superintendeney of city schoois. The trial was beeun six mouths ago. | The former superintendent, whose con- {tract expired January 9, tended the trial for several weeks, spending_his time traveling and lec- R Head- | turing. His attorneys said they would at Boll- | require only an hour to present their his| Selection of McAndrew's successor FEArs’ Jhas been postponed until completion of the hearings. M-BR(KS &CO G ~STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12¢th THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. PRELATE SECRETLY STABBED IN NECK Jesuit Scholar, Negotiator Between Vatican and Fascist Government in Italy, Mysteriously Assaulted. |Prince of Wales at Workingmen's Ball Dances With Two Charming_ Dressmakers repiled the -prince. one brunette, it was Both came stare.” When the prince him on the bacl you—see. years. has not at- | | “Am I really? Well, I didn't know it,” The brunette Ivy then confided that she hated being stared at and said “of course, you are used to being stared at because you are a prince.” The prince laughed and sald, “well if I came here often people would soon Ret used to seeing me and wouldn't The prince spent part of the evening in the bar chatting with the men, one of whom treated him to o glass of ale. eft, crowded around and tried to shake his hand. Many succeeded and those who failed consoled themselves by patting See for Yourself! Certainly that is one act no one can do for C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1928. By tho Assoclated Pross. ~ PHYSICIAN; —should have a Eisem: 7thand F everybody ery one wants to see for himself. 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