Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1932, Page 20

B4 MRS BULKLEY DIES OF HEART ATTACK Wife of Ohio’s Junior Senator Passes Away Suddenly in Cleveland Home. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, July 18—While her husband was returning to their Cleve- land home from the final session of Congress, Mrs. Robert J. Bulkley, 45, wife of Ohio’s junior United States Sen- ator, died yesterday from a heart at-| tack. She had been ill more than a| year The Senator arrived by automobile 3’:.»1 night. Funeral plans will be made day. Mrs. Bulkley suffered a series of heart attacks while in Washington with her husband last Spring, but had not| been believed in danger recently. Mrs. Bulkley, formerly Katherine Pope, was born in Helena, Mont., and married the present Senator in 1909. Besides her husband she leaves two children, Robert, J., jr., and Miss Kath- | erine Bulkley; a brother, W. R. Pope | of Great Fails, Mont., and two sisters, | Mrs. W. M. Biggs and Mrs. A. G. Flem- | ing, both of Helena, Mont. SIR JOHN FERGUSON DIES Member of House of Commons Was 62 Years Old. LONDON, July 18 (#).—Sir John Ferguscn, Conservative member of the House of Commons for the Twickenham | division of Middlesex since 1929, died Yyesterday. He was 62 years old. Sir John,” who was born at Rosslyn in Aberdeenshire, held a number of | advisory posts in the government and in commercial enterprises. Sir John was the fifth member of the House of Commons who had died since the general election of last Fall. CALLES WELCOMED HOME | MEXICO CITY, July 18 (#).—Former | President Calles and Senora Calles re- turned here early this morning and were welcomed by a group of friends, including political leaders and army officers. Senora Calles, who underwent a se- | rious operation in the United States, | appeared to have recovered completely. | Assisted by her husband and her moth- | er, she walked from the train to their | automobile, which took them home im- mediately. 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By the Associated Press. AKRON, Ohio, July 18 —Tangled \l}n Smith, an aviation e: tionist, plung- | ed head-downward 2,200 feet from an | airplane here yesterday, but extricated | herself when only 300 feet from the ground and landed safely. More than 3,500 spectators watching the exhibition of parachute jumping at Akron Airport were horrified with the appearance of impending tragedy. Just when it seemed as if death was certain the big parachute opened and Mrs. Smith landed in the dense auto- mobile traffic of Triplett Boulevard. | Astonished auto drivers hurriedly applied their brakes and traflic was snarled until the woman and her para- chute were removed to safety. LIONS DISCUSS POLITICS Convention to Consider Whether to Indorse Candidates. LOS ANGELES, July 18 (#).—The International Association of Lions Clubs, opening its sixteenth annual conven- tion tomorrow, will consider whether member clubs shall enter politics by endorsing _candidates. Julien C. 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Formerly Ethel Field, the interna- tionally known merchant’s only daugh- Throughout the Store ter, she married Admiral Beatty in 1901 after her divorce from Arthur Tree, son of a Chicago jurist. He was then a caj L. She went abroad after the marriage and never returned to this country, ex- cept for & brief period in 1921, when her husband was a member of the Brit- ish delegation to the arms limitation conference in Wi . With her on that trip, besides the admiral, were her two sons, Viscount Borodale and Peter Randolph Lous. She always shunned publicity except last year, when she took an active part in the parliamentary campaign of her son, Viscount Borodale, who was elect e Maj. Fred R. Drake Dies. EASTON, Pa., July 18 (#).—Maj. Fred R. Drake, former president of the Na- Grocers’ Association, died at his home here yesterday after & long illness. He was 67. New 3-Way Lamps —Practical, coach or sedan. Were $2.49. Kann's—Third For Your Home, Summer Cottage, or Office For Schools and ' Hospitals 5] Clamp It to Your Bed— for & bed light. Hang It on the Wall— for a side light. Stand It on the Table— for a table lamp. —Neat little lamps in bronze or brass finishes with adjust- able metal shade. They're 10%; inches high and com- plete with 51; feet of cord. Kann's—Third Floor. neat covers of automobile cloth, for the seats and backs of any Com- plete with pin fasteners. $1.67 - —Seat Covers for the backs and seats of Origi ally $1.29. . T7c Floor. Sale! Irish Linen Damask Tablecloths 72x90-in. size— $§)n'¢- $5.50 3.49 —Beautiful, satiny damask cloths of a sturdily woven Irish linen in floral and conventional pat- ns. 22-in. Napkins. Were $5.50. Now $3.49 doz. 72x 72-in. Cloth—Orig. $3.95, Now $2.69 72x108-in. Cloth—Orig. $6.50, Now $4.39 Kann's—Street Floor. Dropped Patterns and Irregulars of “Congoleum” RUGS 9x12 55,00 9x10% Formerly $6.95 and $7.95. —Some are perfect quality, but at this low price be- cause the patterns are being discontinued. Others are_subject to slla}:t irregularities. Each rug is carton. packed in a separa! Congoleum Floor Covering—42c sq. yd. Perfect dropped patterns . . Irregulars. Kann's—Third Floor. “Jack-Built” Junior Table Tennis Set . .. —A 2%>x4 ft. cardboard fold- ing table top, net, two plain wooden rackets and two small celluloid balls. Fastens to any table, so that young or old can play, and only— JOHN D.’S SISTER-IN-LAW DIES AT AGE OF 84 Mrs. Frank Rockefeller, Widow 15 Years, Resident of Cleveland, Leaves Three Dhughters. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, July 18.—Mrs. Helen Elizabeth Rockefeller, widow of Frank Rockefeller, and sister-in-law of the multimillionaire John D. Rockefeller, died at her home here yesterday after an {liness of five weeks. She was 84. The death of Mrs. Rockefeller came 15 years after that of her husband, who many years before, was associated with John D. Rockefeller in the oil business where the latter began his PFrank Rockefeller and his wife lived much of the time in Kansas. Once during the latter years of his life, Frank Rockefeller made a state- ment in court that he had not spoken to John D. in 12 years. Mrs. Rockefeller, the daughter of william C. Scofield, who also was a ploneer in the oil industry, married Frank Rockefeller in 1870, a few years after he returned from the Civil War. She is survived by three daughters, Miss Alice M. Rockefeller, Mrs. Wil- llam F. Nash and Mrs. Walter 8.|tor Bowler. Man Found Dead. Benjamin A. Cornell, 56, was found dead in bed at a house in the 3100 block of Nichols avenue southeast yes- terday. Dr. Christopher J. Murphy, deputy ccroner, issued a certificate of TWO FROM D. C. HURT IN PENNSYLVANIA CRASH Miss Norma Park and Lewis H. Cook Injured in Triple Collision. By the Assoclated Press. LANGHORNE, Pa., July 18.—Three persons, two of them from Washing- ton, D. C., were injured in & triple mo- collision near here last night. ‘The injured, all of whom eived cuts about the head and body, fre Miss Norma Park, 20, and Lewis H. Cook g ;vumnmn. and Miss Mary Selzer ’hiladelphia. The accident ocl:m're"dI when automo- McCORMICK RITES HELD Mother of Chicago Tribune Pub- lisher Died July 4 in France. CHICAGO, July 18 (#).—Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Katharine McCormick, 79, mother of Col. Robert R. McCormick, publisher of the Chicago Tribune. The widow of Robert S. McCormick who was Ambassador to Austria, Rus- sia and France during the Roosevelt administration, she died July 4 at Versailles, France. Her father, Joseph Medill, was editor of the Tribune from 1855 to 1899. Col. McCormick returned yesterday morning from New York with the body. Interment was private. Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Robert W. 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