Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 25

. THE E\'EI\ NG STAR WASHINGTON, D. C. FRID\Y DL( EsiBER 5. 1930. AKTRAYEISNITE [saasssssassssnsnssss ssssssasassasasnaass SEarasEAARSARARLERS W e e TASESNEW HOPES e Pk Canadmn Searchers Find| 3 Carving on Tree by Burke and Companions. By the Associated Press JUNEAU, Alatka, Docember 5.—Hope that Capt. E. J. A. Burke, MCanadian fiyer, and two companions, missing in the upper Liard district of Northern British Columbia since October 11, may be found alive was renewed here today with the return of Pilot E. I. Wasson, who visited Burke's abandoned plane in that area. Wasson and his ' guide, Joe Walsh, reported finding a message carved on a tree saying the missing trio had aban- doned the plane and headed for Wolf Lake, 50 miles distant, after their food had run low. The two searchers then flew over the country between the abandoned plane and Wolf Lake, but found no trace of Burke or his companions, Emil Kading and Robert Marien. DEAN BARS DEBATE WITH JUDGE LINDSEY Few Failures in About 3,000 Mar- | riages at Which He Officiated, Is Assertion. By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, December 5.--Stating | that some things are not debatable, Dean Milo H. Gates of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine refused yesterday to debate with former Judge Ben Lind- gey of Denver the subject, “Resolved, ‘That companionate marriage will re- duce free love from obscurity and im- morality.” In reply Mr. Lindsey said: “The truth is that Bishop Manning’s dean is afraid to meet the issue, and so he resorts to subterfuges that are unfair and un- worthy of a bishop and his dean.” In a letter to the League for Public Discussion Dean Gates said he was “not simple enough to be made use of in advertising Judge Lindsey's books and | mldlzin(‘ articles.” “I have officiated at almost 3,000 wed- dings,” he wrote. “The number of thou which have proven failures is negligible. The reason, I am sure, is due to the fact that they were mar- riages wherein fl\e solemn promise be- fore the altar of God was made that !l(‘h took the other ‘until death do us : Judxe Lindsey said the dean’s refusal was made after he had conferred with _Bishop Manning. SISTER SLAYER FREED THROUGH INSANITY PLEA Acquittal Follows Claim Slain Woman's Constant Remorse Over Loss of Children Responsible. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 5.-—Mrs. Ruth B. Weimer was acquitted yester- day of the slaying of her sister, Mrs. Mable Steele. Attorneys for Mrs. Weimer had plead- ed she was driven to témporary insanity by her sister’s constant remorse over a court order awarding custody of her two children to her estranged husband. Mrs. Weimer testified that on the day of the slaying her sister entered a room of their home and exclaimed she had . been _crucified.. Mrs. Weimer said remembe: nothing after that unt friends told her she had shot her sister and lt«zmpted to take her own life, JAZZ OF THERAPUTIC VALUE TO EPILEPTICS | Wew Jersey Physician Declues, “Patients Respond Quickly tb Its Strong Rhythm,” By the Associated Press. TRENTON, N. J.,, December 5.—Jazz benefits epileptics. Dr. D. S. Renner, superintendent of the State Village for Epileptics, at Skill- man, in a report to William J. Ellis, | commissioner of ‘institutions and agen- cies, says music has been found to have 8 strong appeal to epileptic patients and to be of great therapeutic value. “Jazz particularly aroused interest :m patients, and they re«ponded ly to its m-onz l’hy MAJ. PABST RESIGNS Mustrian Fascist Chief Turns His Back on Country. INNSBRUCK, Austria, December 5 P).—Maj. Waldemar Pabst, long-time | Prussian commander in chief of the Austrian Fascist Heimwehr, yesterday | informed the Tyrol Heimwehr hrad- quarters that he was resigning his com- ! mand and turning his back on Austria. | Maj. Pabst, who was expelled from Austria by Dr. Johann Schober, only | recently returned on permission granted | by Prince Starhemberg, when the latter | became minister of the interior. American Ill in Paris. PARIS, December 5 (#).—The Paris | edition of the Chicago Tribune said today that Col. G. Creighton Webb; ! 78, of New York is seriously ill with neumonia and has been removed to| h! Amruran hospital. ! Gay Print DRESSES Just the thing to wear under your winter coat New pat- terns . . . new styles . an un- usual col- lection of lovely col- As a convenience to Palais Royal patrons we have made arrange- ments with the Down- town Parking - Station, in the rear of Palais Royal, for two hours’ free parking while shopping in The Palais Royal. Present purchase checks to the Service Desk on the Main Floor, where parking ticket will be approved. At Y2 Price $5 You can buy two smart hats for the price of one! Smart tricornes, bicornes, brimmed and bonnet styles.* Felts, velvets and other smart materials, with the newest of trimmings. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor —e——— Black Suede Footwear $6.50 IRENE: A new pump of black suede trimmed with lizard. Other black suede shoes at the same price. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Intimate Gifts That Women and Girls Choose for Each Silk and Satin Garter Belts 1.00, 1.50 and 2.00 Bandeaux Sets of Silk and Ecru Lace Bandeaux ....2.00 Belts .. ---.3.00 Bandettes of Novelty Silk or crepe de chine, with lace and embroidery. 81, $1.50 and $2.00 Just 16 More Shopping| Days Before Christmas!y ()utstmulmg Event for Christmas Shoppers! 1,000 New Terri Double Compacts Regularly $2.50 145 The slimmest, smart- est double compact you could possibly choose. - Modern lines, silver or gold brocaded finish metal, with spring mirror and correctly blended rouge and powder. The black and silver Terri box is as dashing as the compact itself! PALAIS ROYAL—Toiletries—Main Floor A Special Saturday Sale! Extra Heavy Regular $1.65 Silk Hose Real Stone Necklaces $2.98 Genuine rock crys- tals. Also other real stones, chemically col- ored to represent car- nelian, lapis lazuli, rose quartz. A gift that is sure to please! Ster- ling rings to match. Pair Girls and Women Still Love Luxurious Gloves $3.95 Here’s an opportunity to get a favorite Christmas gift at a sensible price. § and 6 button mousque- taires that wrinkle about the wrist—4 and 6 button pull-ons — tricky costume gloves—tailored cuff styles —of fine glace kid, suede and Kangaroo glace. In the new browns, black and black and white. 3 prs., $3.15 The stockings that caused so much ex- citement a week or two ago! They're exceptionally heavy service silk hose with short lisle garter hem and picot top! Lisle foot and French heel. In the newer, darker shadu Sizes 87 to 1015. Lady Washington Grenadine Chiffon Hose 3 prs. for $3.90 Sheer, clear Grenadine, permanently dull. Picot top, French heel. 45 gauge. In off-black and all fashionable shades. 814 to 10%4. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor $1.35 PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Special Selling of New Frocks for Day or Evening 51()75 Expensive looking models at little expense! Panne Satin, Printed and Plain Crepe and Pastel Crepe Satin Evening Gowns for Misses and Women. Sunday Night Frocks in chiffon, some with the new detachable sleeves, some with jackets. Bright light shades. % New border prints—new wide-spaced prints—new crepes for street and afternoon wear. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor fi;fi el S ¢4 st @ 2z Important Sale! $4.50 to $6.50 A Thrilling Collection of Gift Handbags Silk Rhinestone .Bnp Gold and Silver Embroidered Bags ‘ Embroidered Black Bags Daytime Bags—Evening Bags—After- noon Bags—Travel Handbags—in the new materials—the new shapes—with the new ornaments-—and each beautifully lined and fitted. Real Stone Rings Regularly $1.95 to $2.95 $1.29 Costume rings of sterling silver with real stone settings colored in * the chrysoprase, carnelian, chal- cedony, rose quartz and lapis lazuli shades, with genuine mar- casite. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Nyeglbll’gees and Robes $5.95 Chnrmmg graceful affalrs with lots of wrap-around room, in delicious colors. Crepe de chine, satin and rayon crepe. Also warm quilted robes, colorful flannels, practical Beacon blanket and corduroy robes. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Gay, Printed Pajamas $1.95 Give your young friends the sort of gay, care-free, bright- colored pajamas they Youll find so many riotously colored and fetching styles here that you'll want to add a pair or two for yourself! Cg : and rayon crepes. ¥ If Shels 14t0 20 . , » Give Her a Leather Jacket $12.95 Soft leather, snug linings— nicely tailored, smartly buttoned —with deep pockets and con- vertible collar. Brown, navy, green, blue, black, tan. Sizes 14 to 20. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor - wuummwmw&umwamfluxmmnaflmmmafiqmgmflmqammwmwmwmwwnwwuwnu&wm»&h :lcmall_v.' These Rayon Pajamas are only $ ]..OO pr. And there’ll be hundreds of pairs of them in Christmas stockings this year, we know! Gay and delicate colors—snappy styles—and such a value! Sizes 15, 16 and 17. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Men’s Fitted Dressing Case Real leather in the sturdy, shark grain; lined and fitted with black and na- tural -ebony toilet articles. PALAIS ROYA PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor PPTTTTTTY PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor * PALAII ROYAL—Main Floor i&iMtili&iii“li‘l’liiiilliiiiii‘i‘“#lfi# iiii P