Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 24

developed by Reboux from lustrous black 4 Milan « « « the shallow crown is extremely effective MILLINERY SALON. SECOND «..trimmed with black and opaline pink grosgrain ribbon . . . and a distinctive shell wreath, FRDOKS i SIMMIER in the Hewest modes/ Frocks of charming graciousness that ex- press fluttery feminine modes of Summer ... frills and furbelow .. . molded hiplines . crepes . . . bows . . . “Double occasion” frocks with separate jackets . . . detachable sleeves . . . Sports frocks with those tle details that give decided identity . . . for Summer, daytime and evening occasions. 9 to 10r IMAGINE! At the very height of the season! And the first store to make . Great Savings at remarkably low price! No need to- it for a “sale” at this Reduction Price! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, HEAD OF WINCHESTER LIONS CLUB EXPIRES H. Elmer 'Grifin, 42, Native of Washington and Last of Well Enown Family Lead Poison Victim. Special Dispatck t~ The Star. WINCHESTER, Va. April 25.—H. NEWS REEL SHOW LDYS LANDING Night Scene at Roosevelt Field, With 50,000 Cheer- ing, on Local Screens. The spectacular landing at night at the brilliantly lighted Roosevelt Flying Field, N. Y., of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, after their cross-country flight, was caught by The Evening Star Universal newsreel cameraman and is showing today in the Warner Bros. theaters, the Rialto, and houses in nearby Maryland and Virginia. Shots of his plane, which came buzz- ing over New York after making a hop across the country from the coast in 14% hours, breaking Hawk'’s record by about 3 hours, were taken by a camera- man who had gone up in a plane feem Roosevelt Field. Great lights illuminated the field for miles around. Yet the plane is first seen as a mere speck in the sky, getting larger as it circled above the landing fleld until it glided gracefully to the ground. Flyers Are Congratulated. | ‘Thousands of spectators are shown surrounding the plane to congratulate “Lindy” and Anne, who had acted as navigator in the one-stop trip. The Talking R&rflrter tells of the thrilll incidents of this record flight and o other interesting events in the film. Another brilliant air feat is shown at Mather Field, Calif., where Army flyers mobilized in the air in the biggest gathering of planes since the war. Planes are shown sending out great smoke screens to blind the enemy. A great blanket of clouds was made by the smoke, which hid the city of San Francisco from any possible enemy lurking in the air. French Schooner Rescued. Many other interesting scenes in- clude the rescue of a French schooner, which was caught in an ice floe on the coast of Newfoundland; the first trial trip of the Enterprise, America’s cup defender, on Long Island Sound, at which Harold Vanderbilt took the wheel; the Boston marathon, a 26-mile race, which was won for the seventh time by De Mar( who is 42 years old; a water polo match between two girl teams at Venice, Calif.; the funeral of Queen Victoria of Sweden, held in Rome and attended by the Kings of Italy and Sweden and the royal fam- illes, Mussolini and other notables of the army and political circles. The great Easter parade on the board- walk at Atlantic City, on Fifth avenue, New York, and the Easter egg-rolling festivities on the White House lawn in ‘Washington, add to the gayety of the film. Clowns frcm the eircus did their stunt_for the crippled children of a New York orphanage, adding a dash of humor and pathos. Music is furnished by the Victor Ooncert Orchestra, Ro- sario Bourdon conducting. NEWSBOY WHO WED HEIRESS FINDS JOB Toronto Electric Fixture Firm Ac- cepts Services of Handsome Young Englishman. By the Associated Press. TORONTO, Ontario, A 25.—Alfred Cecll Durban, the erstwhile English newsboy, who married an American heiress and then came to Canada in gl;xeu’t gl a job to support her, has found e job. He arrived here Wednesday with his bride, the former Miss Vivienne Hunt- ington, daughter of the late Charles tington, New York architect. A Toronto electric fixture company decided it could use the handsome young Englishman’s services. He broke the news to Mrs. Durban by telephone. SIX PERISH IN FIRE MEXICO CITY, April 25 (#).—Six persons were burned to death yester- day in a fire at Talapan, a suburb of Mexico City. Fire that started in a feed store m:ounud rapidly to several apartments above. 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Needless to say I all kinds of .medicine, but this Herb Extract was the only one to put me on my feet and banish all my health troubles. My stomach is now fine shape, I no longer suffer with those pains after eating, everything I eat agrees with me, liver acts normal, I never have any { more of those bilious attacks or any other sf of my former ailments. I also find this medicine fine for constipation; before using it I would often go three days without a bowel action, now they are regular. This is one medicine I can recommend above all others, as I know it to be . See the lpt:lllcl in LW, Va., where they are now introducing and explaining the merits of this famous medicine.—Advertisement. Elmer Griffin, 42, native of Washington and Iast member of the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. complications, following several ingto: "eop! Drug Store, 727 King St., Alexandria, || et of tead-p g night jead-| on| F:nonuu‘ creasing. The cost of lving in Sweden is de- D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930. fliness. He had been engaged In the) BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER painting and decorating business here seven years. He was president of the| FQUND HANGING IN CABIN Winchester Lions Club, s member of Winchester Masonic Fellows and of Almas Temple, Mystic | By the Associated Press. Shrine, Washington, and Robert Y. Conrad Am{encln”!“llm :«:fl. 'hecr:m' He was former] organ| of Episcopal Church.. A widow, formerly | Plon was to have gone out on firing Miss May B. Athey, survives, Funeral - | rites will be held ear] noon, with interment and Odd PORTSMOUTH, England, April 25.— Shortly before the British cruiser Cham- practice yesterday her commanding offi- tomorrow after- | cer, Capt. Richard Martin Welby, was ere. found hanging dead in the bath room of his cabin. It was understood farewell letters were left by Capt. 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