Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1931, Page 25

BASE BALL BUDDIES CLASH WITH WIVES Dugan and Hoyt File Affi- davits in Former’s Mat- rimonial Tangle. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, July —Jcseph ‘Anthony Dugan, former third bascman for the Detroit Tigers, and Waite Hoyt, Philadelphia Athletics pitcher, are in agreement, but neither agrees with the point of view of his Wi | 'AMdavits filed by the wives in Mrs. Dugan’s suit. for separation revealed to- day that the husbands felt differently about the Dugan’s matrimonial troubles from what the wives felt. Mrs. Dugan was awarded $25 weekly alimony and $250 counsel fees by Justice Willlam T. Collins in Supreme Court today. Mrs. Dugan, supported by an affidavit by Mrs. Hoyt, said in her petition she had lived with her base-ball-playing | husband happily for five years. During |Wait Some Time Before| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931 BRITISH OFFICER KILLED IN INDIA TRAIN ATTACK Traveler and Wife Pick Wrong Station LOOkiD“ fOl' Trains By the Associated Press. <) BHUSAWAL, India, July 23.—A Brit- ish Army Meutenant en route to Poona by rallway sleeper was fatally stabbed Policemen Learn Th2y Want Railway. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, July Z3.—The siesta of Sergt. John Maloy yesierday Was abruptly interrupted by the appearance at the South State street pc sta- tion of en elderly man, his wife and a suit_case. “Is this the station?” he asked the t. Assured that it was, the r saw to it that his wife was a bench and that his sult case was properly placed, whereupon he began siride up and down. e about time,” he sald to eant finally. ,” replied the sergeant. “It must be about time all right, but about time for what?” “About time for the train to start.” “Train?” asked the sergeant. “We have no train here.” “But you said this was the depot.” argued the stranger. “I have to take a train to Strong City Junction to visit early today by unidentified assailants who escaped. He dled in a hospital to wl’:zh he was taken from the train. other officer accompanying him also was badly cut, but will reco‘v‘/ch The _officers were traveling first class on a Punjab mail train, one asleep in an upper bunk, the other in a lower, when they were attacked. It is believed the assallants boarded the train at Khandwa and, after accomplishing the stabbing, jumped off whflep the train ;Il.! -gdmotm -ndb!;ed into the jungle. : n on to stabbin, Y- , they killed the nflcen"d:(h.. el L el o i Thirteen thousand pigeons took part in' the biggest bird race in the world, from Amiens, France, to Newcastle and Berwick, England. CO" DEMONSTRATION o BY FACTORY EXPERT OF THE FAMOUS BATTLESHIP SAVE UP TO TWO THIRDS Learn to Cook Without Water Is your family tired of the “familiar dishes"? ‘Would you like to learn fl“-’ et Withont watert &”‘""*"" Battleship numware. Only a Few Items Are Illustrated—We Are Dis- laying Complete New Stock—Basement that period, Dugan gave her a $27.000 | my wife's aunt.” house in Scarsdale, an automobile and | A great light dawned on the ser- a mink coat, and in addition spent $400 | geant. 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She declared Dugan sold her home, —~ furniture and automobile and refused | Chairman O'Connor of Board Bays to account for the proceeds. “ ‘The erstwhile Tiger third baseman| Pacific Coast Shipper Will Dis- had become a “buddy” of Hoyt's and | together they went places nelther she cuss Aid Proposal. nor Mrs. Hoyt knew about. b Dugan and Hoyt both filed affidavits BY the Associated Press. in reply. Dugan said it was his wife| NEW YORK, July 23.—Chairman T. | ho il the drinking and gambling. | V. O'Connor of the United States Ship- | He sald she made loans of $500 to | Ping Board said today that Kenneth D.‘ $1,000 from his friends and then lost | Dawson, Pacific Coast shipping man, | the money betting on race horses, a would come to New York Sunday to| fondness for which his wife had de- perticipate in negotiations over the fate clared was entirely his. of the United States Lines. 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