Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1932, Page 10

WASHINGTON, D. C, Fi{”l\\', JULY 8, man shot the girl and then himself. | A shotgun was found lying across the MAN AND GIRL SLAIN B M Lr e wot IN OKLAHOMA CAM ;::alchest. There was no hint of the study the legal involved. The - OWN MONTHLY BILLS o0 g i : Post. (‘)el:ee Dell:lnment recently cinlk':\ Murder by 46-Year-Old Canstruc-’ Ferguson is survived b: a dl;gh(er. A t in memory of Clara 8. attention to laws prohibiting _priva A Mildred, 16, and his estranged wife. monument in memory Sompanies from competing with tne| tlon Worker, and Suicide, |Mis Foldes's father is believed to be Theory of Authorities. ‘ | Competition With 3-Cent Postage Robbin will be unveiled Sunday after- | f 5 Government’s monopoly on handling ther is dead, noon at 3:30 o'clock in the Adas Israel | Is Considered by Heavy s y in Ohlo. Her mo .r . of the | gy ine Associated Press. association, said many of the members | y | FORT SMITH, Ark, July 8—Walter | Cemetery. Rev. Dr. Solomen Metz wml Ralph Goodman, director had been offered contracts by large mail Ferguson, 46, Fort Smith construction | officiate. Stamp Users. Mrs. Robbin was the mother of Mrs. e Jam Morris Gewirz, Paul C. and Barney M.| """ users for the distribution of monthly | Tess. and special announcements, worker, and Genevieve Folden, 20, of | Hearer Displeased by Sermon and | CHICAGO, July 8—Delegates attend- | none would .be accepted until & legal | Grawford County, Ark., were found p 1d. | power to return Mr. Brannigan's dol- | slain yesterday at’ their roadside camp Tells Wor lar. It is now a part of the general BELOIT, Wis,, July 8 (#—If a man | church funds.” Robbin of Washington. ing the convention of the Advertising |OPinion had been obtained. | near Wister, Okla., 35 miles southwest o eh. puts & dollar n the s BUL the pastor notified the trustees Distributors of America today discussed o T | the possibility of competing with Uncle | _Construction was started on more of this city. Joe Foster of Poteau, Okla., deputy | of the request. Special action by the Sam, now that the three-cent postage | than 5,000 bulldings in Poland last| I has gone into effect, in delivering the | year. county attorney, said he believed the | contribution box, listens to the sermon | board is necessary. THE EVENING STAR, 1932. STORES MAYDELIVER7% - A—10 CHAPLIN RICHEST | OF MOVIE STARS Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Next, According to Tax Returns. and doesn't like it, can he get his money back? E. R. Brannigan, majority leader of the City Council, is trying it. He put it on the contribution plate last Sunday. The Rev. H. A. Stude- baker began to talk on “Civic Righteous- ness,” Mr. Branningan became con- | vinced that perhaps the minister was MONEY RETURN ASKED | directing his remarks at Mr. Branni. . | gan and his politican foliowers. So he Efiled for the return of his money. “I have” said the minister, “no monthly bills of utility companies, department stores and other large mail users. {_ WILL UNVEIL MONUMENT mtu to Be Held for Clara S. Robbin Sunday Aafternoon. J. A. Steuart, author of “Cap of | Youth,” the love story of Robert Louis Stevenson; “The Immortal Lover,” & Robert Burns romance, and other books, has died at Bottle, Scotland, aged 69. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, July 8—Three of Hollywood's most famous _figures Charles Chaplin, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, all of whom were ploneers in the film industry—are in- dicated as the screen colony's three wealthiest individuals in tax assessment Tolls published today. Chaplin, who made his money by making funny antics performed with a cane, derby hat and a pair of baggy > trousers, listed taxable stocks and bonds Il i s s =g FINAL LAST DAY REDUCTIONS | SATURDAY | amounting to $295,000 also were listed by the film comedian. Mary Pickford Second. Second to Chaplin on the tax rolls is Mary Pickford, with stocks worth $2,- 316,940, interests in foreign trusts amounting to $176,190 and real estate valued at $192,260. Mary's husband, Douglas Fairbank's, ranks third with stocks worth $1,384,- 690, interests in foreign trusts of $236,- 760 and real estate assessed at $75,480, in addition to his home, listed at $70,170. How much wealth Chaplin, Fairbanks and Miss Pickford have in non-taxable securities was a matter of conjecture. Other Assessments. Other facts revealed by the assess- ment rolls were: Harold Lloyd carries most of his tax- able wealth in real estate, his home being assessed at $190,480, its furniture at $40,750 and other property at $152,- 780. He has $174,450 invested in tax- able stocks. Constance Bennett, rated the highest paid film star, has but $200 taxable furniture in her Malibu Beach home. Greta Garbo's automobile is taxed only for $220. John Barrymore's bird aviary has an assessed valuation of $500. Gloria Swanson has a harp with a taxable value of $350. WALES PLANE IN RACE OF 42 FOR KING’S CUP 128 Miles Will Be Flown Around Great Britain Today and 495 Tomorrow. Parkmg Worries at Sears Shop With You Need T Pleasure Clearance of Comforters and Blankets Sears’ Regular Low Prices Reduced $3.49 AND $4.98 COMFORTERS, wool filled and covered with beautiful luster sateen. Nicely stitched in scroll effects. l19! Clearance $2.98 COMFORTERS, fil.lpd ‘with soft, flufty cotton and covered with printed sateen. Clear- llfl Drastic Clearance 600 New DRESSES Not soiled or mussed merchandise, but crisp, fresh, new models, recently received. Charming styles for every occasion, in the season’s loveliest shades. A wonderful opportunity to duy for vacation days as well as months to come. Sizes in each lot from 14 to 48. Just 100—$2.95 and $3.95 $ Silk Dresses Just 300—$5 and $5.95 $ 3 Silk Dresses Just 200—$6.95 to $8.95 $ 4 Silk Dresses Just 50 children’s silk dresses. Were $2.95 to $4.95. Sizes 7 to 14 in the lot. Choice........ Cool, Smart, Pre-Shrunk LINEN SUITS Friday and Saturday Only By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 8-—Forty-two air- plares, including the Prince of Wales’ fast monoplane, piloted by his personal pilot, Lieut. E. H. Fielden, began today the race around Great Britain for the King’s Cup. ‘The program calls for 728 miles to- day and 495 tomorrow. The prince's plane is a hot favorite to win the race. ‘The women fiyers are represented by ‘Winifred Brown, who won the race in 1930, and Winfred Spooner. ‘The planes started from Brooklands, taking off at intervals of 30 seconds, and they will finish each day's run at Brooklands. B HUSBAND “KIDNAPED” BY ACTRESS-PLAYWRIGHT Olga Petrova Sails for Europe on Annual Trip With Physician. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, July 8.—Olga Petrova, actress-playwright, who “kidnaps” her husband every year, has done it again. She sailed for Europe last night with Dr. John D. Stewart, avenue gzmhn who is thus “kidnaped” by wife everdy &ummer They spen: rest of the year apart, she at her villa on the Riviera, he in New York. “Neither of us interferes with each other’s work,” she said, “and that is why we are so happy, It works wonderfully.” G. 0. P. 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Just (6) suvites to sell at this price. Campaign contributions are not flood- ing Republican campaign headquarters, if a story told at the White House yesterday by former Senator Henry J. Allen of Kansas, recently appointed di- Tector of publicity for the campaign, is any indication. Monthly Payments Easily Ar- vamged on Furniture Purchases of 520 or More exclu- crepe, Clearance of Silks e CLEARANCE OF BATH- Allen had just left President Hoover's office, where he had been in confer- ence regarding campaign matters, when he was stopped by newspaper men. 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