Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1931, Page 3

~ MRS JUDD T0FAGE SEPARATE CHARGES _Prosecution on Two Counts to Complicate Defense 'in Slayings. B the Associated Prese PHOENIX, Ariz, October 31— elaims for the life of 26-year-old Winnie | Ruth Judd, confessed slayer of her two | will be made by the; former friends, State of Arizons. | County Attorney Lioyd Andrews said woday that an additional murder charge would be brought against Mrs. Judd in | connection with the death of Miss] Hedvig Bamuelson. She was extradited on the charge of killing Mrs. Agnes Ann 1e Roi. 8he will be tried on each charge separately, with the deatl) penalty de- manded by the State, Andrews said Defendant Shows Fear. Decision to try the woman on separate eharges was made, Andrews stated, to allow for the possibility of a jury re- turning a verdict of acquittal on one of the charges. Mrs, Judd, pale lna\ trembling, was brought to the Maricopa County jail here yesterday from Los Angeles where she was arrested after the bodies of her two vietims, whom she asserted she shot In self defense, were found in trunks at railroad nera Allhnulh nformed that the death rnllly in this State is inflicted by anging, Mrs, Judd was not aware that she faced the possibility of two trials The trip from Los Angeles was made by automobtle in 16 hours. During part of the trip, Mrs. Judd was reported to have slept. A crowd of about 3,000 per- sons was on hand near the county jail when her automobile arrived. There ‘was no disorder. 0 Finance Scheme Hinted. Following the car of Mrs. Judd and the officers from Los Angeles was an- other mcm.no which contained her Dr. William C. Judd. He has reputedly noflel" s0ld to Los Angeles newspapers supposedly written by Mrs. Judd. Prlvlq ‘was denied the woman when lhe was placed in the county jail. In cell are three other women—a quen charged with slaying a white man, another Negress in custody in con- nection with a knifing affray and a ‘white woman held on a check charge. LONDON SOC SOCIETY GIRL BEGINS AFRICAN FLIGHT Wreé of Drawing Room, Miss Pegey Salaman Seeks Thrill in Setting Plane Record. By the Associated Press LYMPNE, Kent, England, October 31. Peggy Salaman, 19-year-old so- , took off last night from Ajrport in an attempt to set & distance record on a flight to South Africa. “Cheerio, mummy,” she said as she -tzpped into the cockpit. Salaman is a pretty, fair-haired |lrl product of a Mayfair drawing room, who has always enjoyed every- thing money could buy. Suddenly she tired of it all, took up flying, and only last night informed her family of her South African &. It was the surprise of their liveXl ‘With her she took a revolver as a precaution against dangers in case of a forced descent in the wilds of the Dark Continent. Gordon Store ac- companied her to take his turn at the controls. MILLS’ NIECE TO WED Yady Eileen Forbes Engaged to Marry Earl of Dumfries. LONDON, October ‘31 (#). — Lady Eileen Forbes, daughter of the Earl and Countess of Granard, is engaged to the Earl of Dumfries, son of the Mar- qQuess of Bute, it was announced yes- hiv Eileen's mother is the former Beatrice Mills, daughter of the late len Mills of New York. Ogden L. Uflenecreury of the United States Treasury, is a brother of the of Granard. BPICIAL No‘llcl& & THE S Bau! Il‘bll Co-oveuuu Bun - 'fll held ll li\; ofl!ta g( s umm 4, ;o 448 o'tioek Do R 'TT, Jr., Secretary. Y GIVEN THAT CHONG | to purchase the business , gading as the G You st. n.w. Al ainst the vendor are me on or before N — PART LOAD TO OR FROM Wun'm Phliadelphia, fovemper 2 M LI, Dec. 1866 or North 9084. | I WILL N dedts eong-m« myselr. nee. I\one s e ne other than CARTER, 1226 sn;n‘o:-‘ o NICKEL: wat 326 sie 10 . 3398 6-LB 3 lltd iron, $4.50: light bulbl. 10 _to. weneral electric repairing. Norl BE_RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY | 1K olhfl than those contracted by h MakriRl i Fia. 'r:ne,")'v SUTTABI BRIDGE F un-nn rn-flnuueu,n-ummnh ||na‘ iay each; n Bk inviud o nulm: shairs for cran"?: e | gt nw. Stotropoiitan " u« —— Hollywood Orchard out ave. 3 miles past D. . line Delitloss CHHered eiter: Soc per Dual: 500 oot pure Bonert Brind” cSataster. 127 - FURNAC —cleaned_(including SmoXe pipe) and paint- d for $3.50; repairs, parts for every furnace, Steam and hot-water heating. Leaking fur. Tmanently repaired with Alex Quick | work guarantee eat L Lin: 1440, 1395 Fia. ave mec 2" | WANTEDAwADS %7 TO BAL IROM B Y PioRE IQ {EW YORK NEWPORT NEWS. VA co 1313 You St Apples and Sweet Cider AT QUAINT ACRES Thousands of baskets of cholce fruit at | wery Jow prices. G ous, inesap. Oth!iilorwd un n right _OJll\‘flsbnulrl Trom the District GRAPE JUICE r sale nl Terminal Refrigerating Corp.. {)lfi and !H s Chilcott Bros. T!\ I ENLARGED PRINTING PLANT adesiened to meet modern business | demands. May we serve you? The National Capnal Press| FLA. AVE. Srd and N NE.__Linc. 6060 APPLES——APPLE JUICE apple juice made fresh daills, no preservative, Free Delivery Orchard to You Store 208 10th St N.W. Nat, 7L ¢ Koons of Antesrity | iples 1 mu for depend- j5 esiimate on Qié-tashioned » e wor us up. District 0933, . _110.3r4 B, BW. w Jork you anticisate EA £ un v ‘ :“n.u 2100—-Erenine, Ciev, ROSA PONSELLE. ‘The glories of the diamond horseshoe circle in New York will be revived again November 2 at the opening of the Metropolitan Opera Co. Not the least of the principals will be Rosa Ponselle, prima donna soprano, who will sing “Traviata” with a brilliant bevy of supporting talent. Miss Ponselle is shown in the costume she will wear in the opera. —A. P. Photo. Science Fear Found More Terribl Than Pain — Imaginary Hlls Cause More Sui- cides Than Actual Maladies. Fear is more terrible thén pain. A study of the causes of suicide in Great Britain, reported to the British Medical Association by Dr. H. Crichtan- Miller, shows that persons seldom re- sort to death to escape from actual physical suffering, but that they kill themselves because of anticipated pain which they never have experienced. Civilized man, it was concluded, is more capable of adjusting the actuality than- dread. Fear of insanity, it was reported, seems a more potent cause of suicide than actual insanity. Cases were cited where the suicide drive completely dis- appeared when the patient became suf- ficiently disoriented to be diagnosed as insane. Figures from the last four British censuses show that three times as many men as women kill themselves. T.R. H. (Copyright, 1931.) THE MRS HODVER PAYS VT T0 GOUCHER | EVENING First Lady Inspects College | and States Belief in Need | of Physical Training. 1] STAR,. WASHINGTON, Will Rogers Says: / MEXICO CITY.—Hal Roach, Eric Pedley, the grest international polo player; Capt. Dickson and I had | By the Associated Press BALTIMORE, October 31 —Mrs. Her- | | bert Hoover, wife of the President of | the United States. who exercises daily | with his “medicine ball cabinet.” yes- | terday declared development of the body | necessary for the proper functioning |of & good mind | Mrs. Hoover came to Baltimore to at- | tend the annual meeting of the Alumni | Council of Goucher College, of which she is a member by virtue of an hon- orary degree of doctor of jaws, con- | ferred by the college last April ‘ Believer in “Good Body.” “I am & firm believer in the theory that you cannot have the best func- | tions ‘of a good mind without a good body,” Mrs. Hoover sald while touring | the Dhy!lcll education center of the institution. “The body must be devel- ap?d along with the mind. “I have always been interested in the physical side of education, and, while still is one of the newest phases of education, I am glad it is being carried | on in an adequate fashion.” Mrs. Hoover was met on her arrival here by Mrs. David Allan Robertson, | wife of the college president, and | Tepresentatives of the Alumni Council | and student organizations. She was taken immediately to the college chapel | for services in charge of Dr. Robertson. Tours School With Pupils. From the Chapel Mrs. Hoover was taken on an inspection tour of the school, visiting classes, the physical | education plant, and the department of hygiene experimental laboratory, where little white mice lead an uncer- | tain existence. ‘The First Lady was accompanied on her tour by representatives of all under- | graduate organizations and the presi- dent of each class. The escort was Phillips wolwmm of Birming! » gsldmt of the Student Council. Miss olverton presented Mrs. Hoover with a gardenia corsage on behalf of the council. Following a luncheon at the Alumni Lodge, Mrs. Hoover returned to Wash- ington. e |RARE ETCHINGS LEFT BY NEW YORK DOCTOR Rembrandt, Pennell and Whistler Among Works Willed to Kins- men of Deceased. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 31.-—Five etchings, including three Rembrandts, a Pennell and a Whistler, were, dis- triguted among his relatives by the will of Dr. Emil Mayer, physician, filed for prgbate -yesterday. ‘The RemBrandts go to Dr. Mayer's brother Simon of San Francisco; his sister-in-law, Mrs. Gertrude Mayer of San Francisco, and another sister-in- law, Mrs. Estelle Mayey of New York. A brother-in-law, Willilam Gold of Lincoln, Nebr., received the Whistler, while the Pennell went to. a brother, ‘Henry L. Mayer of London. Dr. Mayer, who died October 20, Jefl an estate valued at “less than $10,00¢ His will left the residue of the eeutp valued at about $5,000, to his Mrs. Anna M. )ny:r U. 8. Ca\mtertext in Mrum BRUSSELS, Belgium, October 31 (#). —Counterfeit American 50-dollar bank notes are in circulation in Belgium, ac- cording to Brussels police. y were first detected by blnk tellers, who no- ticed the engraving of the White House was crudely done. COLONY HILL A Restricted Community of Early American and Georgian Homes! $25,000 TO $35,000 Avrchitect + Rose Greely Landscape Architect | v Horace W. Peaslee but no disturbances whatever. Going out right now to visit my old friend ex-President Calles, he is still’ here. 5 not only the 100, but pretty near anywhere, Singer Seeks Bankruptey. NEW YORK, October 31 (#).—Mme. Martha Attwood, formerly of the Met- ropolitan Open Co., described h!rIelf yesterday as “a_singer out of worl She has filed a petition in listing labilities of $19,233 and no as- sets. She is the wife of Alessandro Alberini, tenor. For Quiet Refined Home Living Convenient to.our best clubs, stores,, churches, schools and movies, but off the noisy ways, nothing quite equals the Shannon & Luchs Forest Section of Chevy Chase, Md. Here we have taken the house that has ordinarily given four fair sized bed rooms and produced but three with two baths. But W H AT SIZABLE ROOMS AND WHAT COM- FORT AFFORDED THE PERSONS WHO PAY FOR THE HOME HAS BEEN GAINED. A master bed large as the remarkable living room. A third floor is available for additional space if required. Beautiful garden, yards, two- car built-in garages. Exquisite finishing. ‘WE CONFESS TO THEIR BEING QUITE LUXURI- OUS AND APPEALING MORE TO PERSONS HAV- ING HAD EXPERIENCE IN CROWDED HOUSES. But Aren’t You Entitled to That Sort of Living? Easy Terms TO INSPECT 1435 K St. NAt 2345 OT merely the fancy of a capable artist, but an actual drawing of one of the Georgian . houses HILL .« .. OPEN 9 AM. TO 9 P.M. 1700 Hoban Road. at entrance to COLONY » . BOSS & PHELPS Creators and exclusive devélopers of Colony Hill and Foxhall Village. TO REACH—Que St. to Wisconsin Ave., north one biock o Reservoir Rd., west to Colony Hill, 100 ft. beyond 44th St. D. €., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1931 ILENGTH OF HOSIERY TO BE SHORTENED Bureau of Standards and Manufac- turers Believe Cut Will Benefit Makers and Users. for men will be 14 inches for size lo‘muudm“ofmlktumun- and under, and 14'; Inches for simes ments. There will likewise be provided above 10. The standards will become a uniform basis for guaranteeing full to E. M. Schenke, & re- through a medium of approved stand- | search official of the National Associa- ards there will be provided uniform |tion of Hoslery and Underwear Manu- methods of measurement for the guid- | facturers, who conducted the tests at Homes | Different in A Private Park hunted for in these homes. Hoslery, both for women and men, is to be shortened, the Bureau of Stand- | ards announced today, because both | Government and manufacturing officials | believe that “a reduction in the varia- tion of hndfl'y lengths is of economic | to both the user and the mnulmunr " As a result of the confe yesterday at the bureau, thy standard length for women's hose will be 30 inches, although other lengths will | be available on order, The s The luro”n!ble Effect of Everblooming Roses n the p‘rlu of Washington will live forever in the- mem- ‘ orin the people that have and will visit the Nation’s Capital, 3 For the coming Blocmenm-l add to this beauty by planting roses in your garde: For Best Results Next Year Plant ROSES in the Fall ‘We have 15,000 ficld-grown roses, budded on Multi- flora Jap., a sucker-proof understock, in 125 of America’s most beautiful varieties. 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Open Diny and Buenings THAN MODERN APARTMENTS . . . THESE ARE HOMES!’ A NEW Building .. Finest Appointmfi CONVENIENT Location . . REASONABLE Rentals : IMMEDIATE Occupancy Ijvincredly'becm«aflneu'tst&:e And a new departure'in design and con- Westchester, wher : d‘“’"‘f"‘t -loving struction means that there are no unde- Washingtonians are finding every. ap- i proved modern convenience — always sirable apartments in the Westchester, tempered to thé smart new American regardless of location or price. For idea of sensible thrift. You want a here every apartment is literally “a socially prominent home address—well, home in a beautiful park,” away from one is certain to find 1t at the West- noisy traffie, yet within a few minutes’ pleasant drive of everything that’s im- chester. You:f want exc]uawel:ess wlt‘}‘l- he sti S ity — the gor Ul e e S portant_in Washington’s colorful social and business world. Westchester provides just this atmos- phere, too. 53 Why not come owt togay and see this adeamced step in lucwrious living ot surprisingly low cost? The model apartments furnished by W. & J. Sloane are slone well worth o speeial visit. 1. Gerage in building. 3. Restaurant in buiiding. I.Drl‘z!..‘mh buildi 4 CONSIDER THESE 2% FEATURES: Owner management. AN temant questions solved at ome source. - Apartments of two rooms and bath to seven rooms amd three baths. Rates from $82.50 per month. Mawya highly desirasie lo- catéons still available. every living room. Four electric outlets in every chamber. Colored tiled bathrooms, with showers. ‘phone cabl- nets. Broom closet d e e P enough to hold vacuum cleaner, Outlet for electric irom or toaster in kitchen. . Incinerator chute every floor. . Private gardens. . Playroom for children. Package delivery serv- ice. A gonvenient telephome meéssage bureau. 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