Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1931, Page 6

IIRS. VANDERBILT ASKS FOR DECREE Wife’s Answer to Divorce Suit Also Has Cruel(y Charge and Alimony Plea. By the Associated Press. RENO, Nev., June 2 vanderbilts, . wese @ay for what Air Thriller GIRL MAEES 1078 LOOPS OVER MINNEAPOLIS. —The Cornelius | 8y de tle to the finish in lh Reno divoree | eourts. Following their separation and th» ling of a divorce complaint by Mr. enderbilt last week, his wife filed her answel ‘e yesterday, denying his al- legations of cruelty and asking tha® she, and not her husband, be granted cree on those grounds. Mr. Van- t has 10 davs in which to reply. amuel Platt, h's attorney, has not pnnounced whether the young writer vill consent 11 presentation of the de- ! gree to his wife cv make a contest of it. First Wife Won Decree. When Vanderbilt b.sught su't against | an first wife in 1927 the question of cho was to get the divorce was decided ut of court and Rachel Littleton Van- erbilt won the decree without a fight. Mrs. Vanderbilt estimated hcr hus- | band's monthly incoms at more than $2.000 in the answer and cross-bil!, and Bsked for the arrangement of temporary and permenent alimony. | The complaint’s allegations of cruelty Were not specific. Vanderbilt refused to comment. Arno Mention Omitted. Mrs. Vanderbilt was not ir the ecity When the action was filed, having left for Lake Tahoe for an overnight stay shorily after a noont'me conference with her attorney, Willlam Woodburn. Neither of the Vanderbilts mentioned | FLORENCE KLINGENSMITH, | Fargo, N. Dak., fiyer, made 1,078 loops n a plane over Minneapclis, P. Phoio. 'MACDONALD DEFEAT MISSES BY 7 VOTES Liberal Bill Provides Test in House of Commons. Amendment to Finance PRISONER SILENT INDEATH MYSTERY 2 hnnmndmummmm mv&ufl belleve it until seeing &nlt-hl silence, sald State Agent yron Tullar, muumumum By pureln( ruult of amnesi, “ dlumml‘az. said, the State hoped mysteries of Smith's i Claims Kidnaping. Uhlhf of these is the identfty of fl\e rred body found in the Manufacturer Grilled After|snd sronsouiy mflflw_‘,u Charred Body Is Found : in HI: Auto. By the As;ociated Press, ADEL, ‘Towd, June 24. —‘County authorities sought today to pierce the silence of John Smith, one-time Farm- er-Labor cundidate for Governor, and learn his whereabouts since his burn- ing automobile containing e charred body was found five months ago on the roadside n the oount{l Jail ru charged with attempting to defraud in- surance companies why carried more than $50,000 in policies on his life. Plan to Break Silence. Authorities phnnw to break Smith’ silence by confronting him with h wife, whom vollu presumed he had not seen since h! luppnlefl death in the burning car February 3. . Smith, informed by authorities mnum? sl fPl’ ntity on & DO per, was that he had been kept | ment where there was a still lndwl.l lett by three men_bound and B m nmdu- : uAYon UNOPPOSED North Brentwood Official to Win in Monday’'s Election. Special Dispateh to The Star, NORTH !RmOOD Md., .hm: 24.—Horace W. n*lecunn a3 wood. The 1';'5?.': will take plm Monday, July 6, with the polls in 'rnwn Hall opening at 1 p.m. and elulnl gnra Qulnder and his brother chrence are unopposed for town treasurer and councilman from the first rd, respectively. Clarence Quander "!lll succeed Walter Davis, who will retire. The mayor and treasurer will be elected for one-year terms and the councilman for two years, Homeowners . .. Here’s a Great Value Complete House \\\ THREE GIVEN AWARDS OF ROOSEVELT MEDALS |Judge B. W. Cardozo, Dr. C. H. . Merriem and Hamlin Gar- land in Group. By the Aum-ud Pres: NEW YORK, June 24.—James R. Garfield, yulaent of the Roosevelt morial ition yesterday an- Medals for distin| d_service. ‘They are Chief Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo of the Court of Appeals, Dr. C. Hart Merriam, naturalist, phylu:hn and (Mlndcr of tl tates Blo. logical Survey, and Hamlin Olrlwd novclht and “historian of the middle 'l'hn medals will be bestowed at a dinner at Roosevelt House, Hrthplne of President Theodore Roosevelt, on Oc- tober 27, the uvmty»uurd anniversary of Roosevelt's birth. TWO HELD FOR ROBBERY OF BANK IN MEMPHIS Return Voluntarily to Face Charges +of Participating. in $29,600 Hold-up. By the Associated Press. Associaf nounced the 1931 winners of Roosevelt| Union P) ‘Trust Co. here last May "4 when 3 500 was taken by fl't’ 3 i ‘They were arrested .in week and came to Memphis volun- tarily for an investigation of the § . pleaded not guil it e gullty at a pre- Hmlnl hnrlnl and each was placed under rgond of $7,500. , AT Four-fifths of the oats im to Lho United. mflm‘ n last. p;mdmh ' Make Sure the Name is WM, PAUL Brodt “Goodbye New York Avenue!” close up our NEW YORK AVENUE up—and we must get out. CLOS[NG ’ E continue as usual! Our other 1 We've slashed the prices on o Summer stocks for immediate clearance—come and get y Every Hat Included Conoert Is Planned SILVER SPRING, Md., June (Special) —A concert for the benefit of the Church of Ascension will be held tomorrow at the parish house, under for utility and charm '5Panamas 0 their suits the man over whom they ' By the Associated Press. Wwere supposed to have quarreled—Peter rno, popular caricaturist, whom Mr. anderbilt accused of having paid un- ue attention to his wife. CHILE ARMY MUTINY QUELLED BY ARRESTS| Lieut. Col. Ramon Veraga Is Held! With Five Other Officers at Iquique Garrison. SANTIAGO, Chile, June 24 (P.— antiago newspapers yesterday pub- hed accounts of unsusccessful sub- ersive tactics at the Iquique garri- n Vu(erfl.ly ‘which falled after others t the post refused to join the move- ent of Lieut. Col. Ramon Vergara, rominent Chilean aviator, and five leutenants. Vergara, who studied the tactical kourse of the American Air Corps iIn the United States a few years ago, and his followers were arrested. The gov- ernment dmrlbed the affair »s of “no consequence,” but has ordered an in- westigation. The situation at the garrison was uid be normal today. LONDON, June 24.—Ramsay Mac- | Donald’s government was saved from defeat in the House of Commons last | night by seven votes in a division on a Liberal amendment to the land tax | Section of the Anance bill. The Liberals wanted gardens, play- | ing flelds and similar open spaces ex- | | empted from the tax, but the govern-| ment, while willing to agree to certain | | exemptions, objected to any amend- | ment which would have lifted the tax| from race courses and polo fislds. i Chancellor Philip Snowden agreed to | certain alterations which would be | tantamount to partial acceptance of the | Liberzl proposal and the majority of the Liberals abstained from \otml FIRE COMPANY APPROVED Sixth Volunteer Organization Lo- cated in Hagerstown. Bpecial Dispateh to The ' HAGERSTOWN, 24 —The City Council has approved a sixth volunteer fire company for Hagerstown, which will be located in the south end of the | city. 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