Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1930, Page 26

STIMSON TC TALK ON RADIO T0 AY. Broadcast to Come to News- paper Men From London Next Monday. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 18.—Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson, speaking by ! rzaic ;rom London, will address the an- | nua: juncheon of the Associated Press at the Hotel Commodore Mond: when he accepted the in expected to sttend the luncheon. duties as head of the American delega- | tion at the naval conference in London, however, precluded the possibility of at- tending and arrangements were made for the radio address. The speech, scheduled for 2 p.m. East- ern standard time, will be brought to | Wew York from London by short wave | radio to the studios of the National | Broadeasting Co. and sent over tele- phone lines to amplifiers in the dln\ng! 100m. The National Broadcasting Co. will re- | broadcast the speech over stations WJZ and WEAF and the network- associated | with those mumm WOMAN’S ASSAII.ANT LEAPS 12 STORIES Chicagoan, Refuscd Marriage, | Shoots His Landlady and Dies as Police Arrive. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 18.—Willlam Cos- tello shot and seriously wounded his | landlady in a twelfth-floor room of a | Loop hotel iast night and leaped to his | death when police arrived. His body ricocheted off a sedan parked at the curbing, plunged through an open coal shute and terrified a Negro stoker in the hotel boiler room. The woman, Mrs. Marjorie Ryan, 45, had gone to the hotel in _answer to & phone call from Costello. She said that when she refused his reiterated pro- posal of marriage he shot her. She crawled into the corridor and Costello locked himself in the room. When police pounded on the door, Costello leaped from the window. Delays Treaty Discussion. LONDON, April 18 (®).—Foreign Minister Arthur Henderson told the | House of Commons yesterday that the | British government had agreed to ad- journ discussion of the proposed Egyptian treaty until after the Easter Tecess. SO Births Reported. The following births have been reported to ! the Health Deputment in tue last 3¢ hours: Louis E. and Margaret F. Smith, William M. and Margaret A. Emuh boy. Joseph and Hatty P\mru bo! Arthur E_and Clara M. Y Herbert M. and Margaret Daniels, ‘girl. Elbert E. and Lacotha Shannon, hoy David A and Arnita Shober. Herbert C. and Lillian M. Schmidt. boy. 1 Jennings A. and Lillian B. Snider. boy. Theodore M. and Mazie L. Van Slnt :m John A and Rosemary Sel | Seoree 1, ‘ana Helen L. Keenan, boy. | T, Sn\rslr':“boy endell G. ‘and Anna 8. Swits boy. Lawrence B. and He iy & Srpiar s, sl e h Van llefl Ih’l g d_ M wirl. Samin ‘ahd Elavetn %&mzm and Mary Green, ’u:.,.".n ue G. and Ma YY Blfl” llrl. | Dorado County authorities a: |Invoke State Aid In Fight Against Trichinosis Ravages Two Dead and 24 Per- sons Il From Eating Im- properly Prepnred Pork. By the Associated Press. PLACERVILLE, Calif., April 18.— The aid of State officlals was invoked today to fight trichinosis, an illness | caused by improperly prepared pork, which has caused two deaths and made 24 persons fll here. The second victim to die, PFrieda Wunschell, 13, succumbed vesterday. George A. Wunschell died Tuesday. The | infection was caused by pork prepared | for a picnic about 10 days ago. County officials asked State aid ves- terday after the death of the Wunschell girl. Two Inspectars of the State de- | partment of health were assigned to the case. The poisoning, physicians said, is caused by flesh worms conveyed into the system by improperly cooked or cured meat. Penetration of the em- bryonic trichinae to the muscles pro- | duces excruciating ageny, with fever and delirium. Trichinosis is one of the most virulent diceases known and the Placerville cases are regarded by EI “among the worst we have ever seen. LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS IN PORTO RICAN CAPITAL Most Important Bill Desired by Gov. Roosevelt Fails of Passage at San Juan. By the Associnted Press SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 18— Rico ended yesterday with most of the legislation urged by Gov. Theodore Roosevelt passed, except the bill to re- organize municipal governments, which probably was the most important of all. The bills approved include those pro- viding for extension of the island's chief judicial appointments from 4 to 10 years, a new university act and the creation of a bureau of commerce. The gasoline tax was increased to six cents The annual legislative session in Porto | THE EVENING WOMAN IS CONVICTED IN KILLING OF SPOUSE| Mrs. Tla Hughes Testified Fear of | Another Man Caused Her to Help in Slaying. ‘!v the Associated Press. DURANT,, Okla., April 18.—Mrs. Ila | Hunhm farm woman of near Utica, was | convicted by a District Court jury here | 1ast night of murder in connection with the killing of her husband, Will Hughes. | R T A Ra You'll just be Aside even from kind of paint. Here's where service to you. painting there is you exactly which TR VR properly—whether Dyer 734 13th St. N.W. Distributors for Sherwi Nationally “Picture Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported t the Healu Deparument i thelase T hours: Kty B tom, 85, 1334 J1at' s iilam agailem B Hese Emergency awion H, Tevlin. 76 Garfeld Hosital. Pack: JTe Richardson, H 11 East Cap. st omas McCormick. 64, Galll Anna B Tittiehales. . 'inz'%"lfe"n‘"’§'l in aggesa w“km. 'si. Ann's Orphan ary Ins, 63. 1512 13th st. Ada’ Wheeler. 80, Gallinger Hospital #m&%’gfirf" 86, Gallinger Hospital g6, 2 H. Cole, 50. 1721 "1"1)5"? Pl f:thume Gray. 47, 7398 Chy ra Bray, 5 Bridge rd Freedmen’ Hotpital BANKOK TOYOS LACE STRAWS BAKU BRAIDS LACE HATS HAIR HATS SEE! Yoursel ¥ EASTER MILLINERY and Follow the Crowds to Sigmund’s TABLES and TABLES of TABLES of ‘ Paint Cures Winter a new lease of life if you paint them NOW. there is preservation in applying the right Talk with us about what pose, and how much you need to do the job Don’t hesitate to consult us—we're glad to advise—without obligation mown Paint Products in SECOND FLOOR What We Are Offering in Our Downstairs Dept. STAR, WASHI D. C., FRIDAY, who was clubbed to death last November 27. The jury recommended a ununr.el 14 FEAR SOV|ET DEATH of_life imprisonment. oo T T Mrs. Hughes, the mother of three chil- dren, testified she feared Andrew J. Eastep would kill her if she did not help him kill her husband, Will Hughes.!| Eastep, a neighbor, is serving a life sen- LONDON, April 18 ().—There are tence in the State penitentiary for his | 14 Russain business men in Londor | part in the crime. The State charged | who have been dismissed . from Russian that Eastep and Mrs. Hughes plotted to | firms here who refuse to return to Mos- rid themselves of their spouses so they would be free to wed. Eastep is charged with the fatal posoning of his wife. Russians Dismissed by Russian Firms in London and Watched. Charles Davis_traveled 12,500 miles | from Japan to Chislehurst, England. to | celebrate his parents' silver wedding an- | niversary, ‘which toock place on his SRR Cadillac V-8 vages— giving your porch and roof the approved appearance we can be of economical to be done—and we'll tell paint is best for each pur- indoors or outdoors. Brothers Incorporated Franklin 8325 in-Williams and Other We Will Remain Open Saturday Nite Till 8:30 P.M. AP A thrilling Ieclllcr Indian Hat to every kiddy that visits our millinery de- partments. No purchase is needed to receive one. O e Lok the New LIOSBSNERORESESINeS APRIL Spring Showing Cadillac V-16 In addition to showing standard open and closed models, custom bodies by Fleet- wood and Fisher are also being displayed OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 The Washington Cadillac Co. 1136-38-40 Connecticut Avenue 18, 1930. cow, saying they have been lnlnnneé that they will be shot if they fall into Soviet hands. They charge that agents of the Ogpu (Soviet Secret Police) are following all of their movements, Under-secretary Short, I:!yln: to a questioner in the House of Commons today, said the home secretary had 're- ceived a list of the Russians dismissed who had been ordered to return to their La Salle V-8 home country, and sald an- inmury into| Gen. Whitehead Is Transferred, ther postion’ Was betng mads. Brig. Gen, Henry C. Whitehead, - Tecently appointed Assistant Quarter- H. M. 0'Connor Is Commissioned. | master General, has been relieved from Hugh M. O'Connor, 'nu present duties at headquarters, 8th streel Chevy Chase, has boen|corpu Area, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Md., commissioned by the War Department |and ordered to this city for duty n the office of the Quartermaster General a_second lieutenant of lnnntry, Re- serve Corps of the Army. of the Army, Munitions Building. See Etz and t_feeer» & | Wear Eyeglasses That are “Becoming”™ | The many, ‘many models of Mountings afford an ample variety for a choice. You may readily obtain a frame that will lend an air of distinction. 1 Our assistance in selection and adjustment is cordially offered. Have Your Eyes Examined Every Two Years 1217 1217 G St. G St. N.W. N.W. 1217 G Streets COLDEN ANNTVERSARY Y WooDWARD & LoTHROP 1880 1930 AR Important Easter Trifles Gloves Hats Lingerie Touches Handkerchiefs Hose Bags Pumps Jewelry Brimmed Hats Do Things for You $1 0 Brims—narrow enough to give that wide-awake, ingenious look—wide enough at the sides to give a sweep to an otherwise sleek mold. MruiNery, THIRD FLOOR. The Glove Wardrobe No longer the standard glove—the standard color —but a glove wardrobe which must contain at least these four types of gloves. For Sports—Washable 4-button doeskin pull-ons For Eveming—16-button pastel suede gloves. For Afternoon—S8-button suede pull-ons.... For Daytime—6-button pinky-beige suede pull-on Groves, Amsie 11, FirsT FLOOR. Bumpy Prystal Necklaces, 2 Cloudy prystal in pastel shades— bumpy links with metal cylinders in between—that is the smart cos- tume jewelry. Bracelets and ear- rings complete the ensemble. Earrings, $1 Bracelets, §1 CosTuME JEWELRY, A1sLE 10, FirsT FLOOR. What Size 300 Easter HATS One prettier than another! All we ask is that you compare the price with others. Last-minute styles. Come, see for your- self why we lead the city in millinery values. Handkerchiefs The new in-between size—larger than the feminine handkerchief and smaller than the masculine—is the answer. Imported French 4 Handkerchiefs—too lovely for words, $2—unusual linen ones, $1.50. HANDKERCHIEFS, AstE 8, First FLOOR. Sunday Excursions TO Shenandoah Caverns, Va. Every Sunday Beginning April 20th thru Sept. A3 Values Downstairs Hat Dept. First-Class Coaches v. Washington .. L...9:10 AM. Lyv. Wash, (3th St. Station) 9:15 A.M. . Alexandria .. . Manassas Parlor Car Children’s Hat Day Mothers! Bring the kiddies to our new down- stairs children’s hat dept. for their new Easter Hat. See “Little Kiki,” just like mother's, and other cute styles. Just in Time—200 More New Children’s COATS in This Great Saturday Sale! $4.98 $7 98 $9.95 Sizes 2 to 14 Sizes 2 to 14 Sizes 2 to 14 .10 Collar and Cuffs Make a new frock $2.95 Whack off the sleeves—add these perky, crisp organdie collar and cuffs (in pink, blue, maize and white)— and you have a new frock. NECKWEAR, AISLE 15, F1rsT FLOOR. Patou Sponsors Patent Leather Bags, %47 In a season when fashions are far from dull—dull-surfaced fabrics are foremost—so accessories choose the shiniest media—patent leather. LEATHER GoODS, AISLE 5, FIRST FLOOR. Special Admission to Caverns $1.00 Many outstanding features in these verns. ~ Dry walks, elec- iiminated. ~Dinner and re- served 4¢ Caveérns Inn Tickets and information at Cit Ticket OMce. Mobherson. Rasare. of Union Station, 3th Si. Station, and Union Station, Alexandria, Va. 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