Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1932, Page 20

54 VENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1932. - = [m[]" Vflflflfil} o |thmt gome 3. i, st i o vie| WIDENER-WICHFELD Sunday. Future victims, he told police last mwnnmnugr 5% ROMANCE RUMORED 3 PRACTICE PROBED £ 2 %= o o e B S R Woonwarp & Lo Secretly by Former Danish dofph Leidy adelpni h wh nights. 4 : i Attache Here. 5" soped ien e was 11 She 354 Qi w The Christinas Siore - Police Seek to Determine 7 i Holden ‘were divorced here last April. After In denu Harris described the stage | By the Assoclated Press. Miss Ella Schreiber—special representative from the PEGGY SAGE MANICURE SALON— Extent of Cult Afte setting for the ucflgc& Present, ill; RENO, Nevada, November 22.—The 206 OPENS PARLIAMENT i‘:n th:. week to advise you, without charge, on the besuty care of your hands and nails—and said, were his wife and two children, names of Aksel C. P. Wichfeld, former R tell you of the intriguing new polishes, Phone DIstrict 5300, or stop by when shopping. f 3 “disciples” mith. Death of One disciples”—and Smith. @ ew near,”| Denish legation attache &n Washington, | Albanian King Stresses Necessity —_— police quoted Harris as saying, °I said, |and Joscphine’ “Fifi” Widener, Phila~ of Peace With Neighbors. > Assoc! k. ou st ‘wanf 4 linked e o bew‘&edtge’commmd ordered me nat to | 2C1Phis. were anew by divorce| «yRANA, Albania, November 22 (F)— ; DETROIT, November 22.—A fantas- | ¢iii" anybody who didn't want to be| Colonists today as #t became known|a newly elected Pariiament, Albania's = tic picture of debased voodoo mysticism | killed. Smith he nodded his head.” | Wichfeld had filed suit for freedom |second since establishment of the mon- -4 lay unfolded before police today as they | Then promptly at noon, Harris said, from the former Mabelle F. Swift, re- in 1929, ed dn: sought to learn how widespread is the | he stabbed and beat Smith to death on | puted Chicago packing fortune heiress, | 87¢hy , was opened yesterday . oult that has claimed one human sacri- [an “altar,” improvised from a packing | Wichfeld filed suit secretly in Carson | With & speech by King Zog, in which fice and marked for death Mayor Prmlk | box. ]Clgn g,ove;;ber ;0. the va%wdludtl’r: he stressed peaceful relations with % Murphy, two judges and a woman wel- | Police sald their investigation tenta- | 1® o and Miss ener returned | nejghhor states, particularly with the fare worker to propitiate strange | tively had confirmed sallent details of | 0 Reno several weeks ago and have "ng.e ally,” Italy. . “ £ “Gods.” j | Harris' confession, notably that Smith | been seen {requently together. They| “me King said relations with Ttaly | : A e ew Specifically, detectives were investi- | died willingly. They said they were | Were previously here when Miss Widener ' gore “cordial and animated by a spirit “ gating_reports of an organization that | seeking the 12 “disciples” to learn more | Was establishing residence for divorce| of gincerity.” * sells the “right” to adopt favored Mo- | about the beliefs of Harris' cult and | from Milton W. Holden of Philadelphia. _. ¢ Hammedan names to superstitious col- | how wideopread 1t had hocame. [ AL that tme Miss Widener denied| While Ahmed Beg Zogu was Prest- , ‘ Kayserettes ~ored persons, for Robert Harris, co i B they planned to marry and Wichfeld | dent of the Albanian Republic for a © fessed slayer of one “huamn sacrific declined to discuss the possibility. od_of four years before he became| Listen in to our radio broadcast styled himself “King of Islam” and| Hyde, England, has permitted its mo- | Neither could be reached last night. ing Zog, & treaty of friendship and | . “Sysvion WMAL at 9 A.M. Mo: chose Oriental names for his wife and | tlon picture theater to open on Sunday | Wichfeld, it was learned, charged | arbitration was signed by Albania and d“ d°; i - Yol | “two children, aged 12 and 9. | provided no one takes a dog or monkey | cruelty in his Carson City suit, but the | Italy and was followed by a defensive | $ay an riday, 6 P.M. Wednesda: s g lice said, ' into the place. d e not revealed. The sum- | alliance. for our free p m off . S v mart Persons Are Wearing N2 WoonpwAarDp & Lo B soc e POy P The ChI’ IShndS Sfor € e These new Kayserettes fit “like paper on the 7 ; = : wall,” with never a wrin- “Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread.” Have you L /, kle to mar the line of your fulfilled your obligation to yourself and to others? y ! . Have you subscribed to The Community Chest? \ frock—and there is lots of 4 \ real comfort knitted right into these vests and pan- ties. 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