Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1934, Page 8

| Diamond Pendants | SN GEO. | DR D. HORNING 618 12th St. ] Between F and G Merchants of Diamonds for Quer 44 Years and Necklaces 20% OFF Entire stock of new designs reduced for Christmas. GLORIA T0 SPEND YULE WITH MOTHER Heiress Allowed to Go Home for Eight Hours Christ- mas Day. & =+ ™ _ | By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 19.—There's _|going to be a big Christmas tree at 49 East Seventy-second street next Tuesday, & tree ablaze with candles and with its boughs bent with gifts; Gloria Vandebilt’s coming home. Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt has been allowed to have her for a visit Tuesday despite the child’s court tes- _|timony, revealed yesterday, that she “never wants” to live with her mother | and “hates” her. “It’s wonderful that I'm going to /| have Gloria for Christmas,” said the “poor little rich girl’s” mother today. An Appellate Court decision an- nounced yesterday made the reunion possible. Sometimes, when little girls are rich, solemn judges must be con- sulted about what chimney Santa ,4, Claus can come down without violat- A man’s Elgin Wrist Watch, complete with metal band; anteed . A Man's Elgin Strap Watch with 17-jewel movement in white or natural gold finish. Timed and cased at 329,75 7 the factory . A Lady’s Elgin 14-kt. solid ‘White or Yellow Gold—com- plete with bracelet at $29.50. With 527.50 . A Lady's Slender Eigin Baguette Watch; 14-kt. gold flllerl‘ case; origi- nal factory price, § .75 $39.75 ...ieeas s 29 . A Lady’s 17-jewel Hamilfon “Gail” in beautiful white er natural gold filled § 40 CASE ..vvvervinnnnsee . A Man’s 17-jewel Hamilton "Scot!,"‘ ln.llttrlc:lve ‘white mnatur; golt ¢37,50 N\ AN HORNING DIAMONDS 16-point white perfect diamond, set in 827.50 18-kt. white gold. . 20-point white perfect diamond. Set with 10 small diamonds in 18-kt. § 45.00 ‘white gold . 25-point white perfect diamond. Set with 2 side diamonds white gold 32-point white diamonds white gold perfect 40-point _ white perfect diamond. Set with 2 side diamonds in 10% § Iridium Platinum.. 100 A perfect white diamond, weighing 62-100, just 7% carat, set in 10% iridium platinum with 10 smaller diamonds. Chan- nel set.ooviininnee R N\ ing the law. Two Trees for Gloria. For 10-year-old Gloria the holiday promises to be a two-tree Christmas. Christmas Eve she will hang her stocking at the fireplace in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Harry Payne Whit- ney, and she will awaken Christmas day to delight in present left there. At 10 o'clock the Whitney car will take the little heiress to “Reggie” Van- derbilt's millions, to her mother’s door. ‘There the mother and daughter will have eight hours together. Mother Gets Visits. The court decision yesterday pro- vides that the child, over whose cus- tody a bitter court fight is being made, spend week-ends, and Christ- mas, with her mother, and remain with her aunt the rest of the week. The ar- rangement, however, was made con- tingent upon Mrs. Whitney's consent- ing to it, the point being made that without Mrs. Whitney's consent the appeal of Mrs. Vanderbilt, which is now before the court, might be prej- | udiced. Some testimony taken before Justice John F. Carew at the court hearing, which denied Mrs. Vanderbilt's habeas corpus plea for full custody of her child several weeks ago, also was made public yesterday. The paternal aunt filed a transcript of the child’s interview with Justice Carew. The mother had submitted copies of letters from Gloria with circles and cross marks, which the child told the court meant “kisses and hugs.” “And at that time you hated your mother?” asked Mrs. Vanderbilt's counsel. “Yes,” the girl-heiress answered. “And you really didn’t mean it when you sent kisses and hugs?” the lawyer continued. “No.” CHICAGO-TO-MIAMI AIR ROUTE BLAZED Cocktail Shakers Quality Silver Plate Others up to $35; Between Fand G Sts. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Rieie.nb.eker Makes Flight in Less Than 10 Hours—Service Starts Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla., December 19— Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker blazed the trail for a new direct airline route between Chicago and Miami yester- day, flying here in less than 10 hours. With him was a party of Chicago newspapermen. One hour before a plane of the Eastern Air Lines de- parts on the maiden flight of the new service tomorrow morning, Ricken- backer and his group will start the return journey. With him will be Mayor E. G. Sewell and several Miamians. Unfavorable weather north of At- lanta delayed Rickenbacker an hour. District of Columbia—Rain this aft- ernoon and possibly early tonight; minimum temperature tonight about 32 degrees; tomorrow fair and colder; fresh east winds this afternoon, shift- ing to west tonight. Maryland—Rain this afternoon and possibly early tonight; tomorrow fair and colder. Virginia—Cloudy, with rain this aft- ernoon and possibly in west and north portions early tonight; tomorrow fair and slightly colder. West Virginia—Rain, changing to snow and colder tonight; tomorrow fair and colder. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Yesterday— Inches. 4 pm. 8 pm. . Midnight . Today— 4am. . 8 am. Degrees. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 43, 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Year ngo, 45. Lowest, 32, midnight. Year ago, 32. Record Temperatures This Year, Highest, 101, on June 29. Lowest, —6%;, on February 9. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 94 per cent, at noon to- ay. Lowest, 41 per cent, at 4 p.m. yes- terday. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘oday. T , Tomorrow, 6:48 7:3¢ am. m. 1:59 a.m. :05 p.m., 7:49 p.m. 1:19 p.m. 2:06 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. . T:22 am. Sets, . 4:48 7:22 4:48 38pm. 6:25am. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1934. Average. Record. . 197 :.;; 709 83 3.75 91 89 847 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1934, Pleads Guilty GIRL ADMITS HARBORING DILLINGER AIDE. MARIE MARION CONFORTI, Shown entering the Duluth, Minn,, Federal District Court to plead guilty to charges of harboring Homer Van Meter, slain Dillinger aide. She is expected to be a Gov- ernment witness against Marie Mc- Carthy and two men, who are ac- cused of hiding Van Meter in a Lech Lake, Minn,, cabin. —A. P. Photo. $1,200,000 SUIT FILED FOR GOLD MINE SHARE California Prospector Charges He Was Defrauded of 24% Interest in “Find.” By the Assoclated Press. BAKERSFIELD, Calif,, December 19.—Virgil B. Dew, bronzed and youth- ful prospector, who asserted he helped discover the now famous Silver Queen gold mine, near Mojave, filed a $1,200,000 damage suit over the “find.” Declaring he had been forced to stand by and watch millions of dollars slip through his hands, Dew charged that by deceptions and fraud he was beaten out of an undivided 24 per cent interest in‘' the mine. He estimated the mine’s value at $5,000,000. orth While Christmas Presents & laeat present. ll.A.!.;nger,szs G St. Lowest Bus Fares New York...$3.75 Baltimore...$1.00 R.T. Philadelphia, $2.00 Boston .....$6.75 NEVIN BUS TERMINAL 12th and New York Ave. N.W. Metropolitan 4437 AN | EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Streets SALE $25 WINTER SUITS 18 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT NOTHING DOWN JUST PAY $6.00 IN JANUARY $6.00 IN FEBRUARY $6.00 IN MARCH The style and smartness of the new EISEMAN clothes are not simply & matter of design and cut. There are elegance and 7. practicability and beauty in the 7 fabrics—in their color—pattern 7 and weave. At this price they’re unapproachable values. All sizes, N Y SN SN SO $25-$30 Suits & O’coats wow $27 IPLANE IS BAGGAG OF MISS EARHART Husband Says Flyer “Very Probably” Will Attempt Flight From Hawaii. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 19.— Amelia Earhart, the first woman to cross the Atlantic by airplane, may be the first to fly the treacherous water route from Honolulu to California. ‘When she sails next Saturday for Honolulu, the noted fiyer will take her airplane along. Her husband, George Palmer Putnam, publisher and motion picture executive, who will accompany her to Hawali, said it was “very prob- able” she would fly the plane back to California. “Miss Earhart has told no one defl- nitely that she even plans to make the flight from Honolulu to Oakland,” said Putnam. “She hates to talk about it and has asked me to tell whoever may be interested that she has no announcement to make now.” Putnam said her plans for a Hono- lulu-to-California flight are not com- plete and it was possible that she may take her plane to Hawaii only for flights between the islands. Putnam disclosed that his wife had two other long-distance flights under consideration, but declined to outline them. He intimated they might be to Mexico and South America, New Mines Encouraged. Cuba is encouraging the opening of new mines. Mine Closed Down As Guards Await Suspected Thieves today at each of the half-dozen en- trances, walting for the men they think helped steal so much copper wire it crippled the mine's operation. “It won't be long,” was the general opinion, for the vigil has been kept since Friday night, when Supt. Thomas W. Evans saw two men coiling up’ the company’s valuable wire. d others chased Irate Miners Wait for| =e Robbers Chased Into Shaft to Come Up. By the Assoclated Press. FINLEYVILLE, Pa., December 19.— Somewhere in the blackness of the Peters Creek Gas Coal Co.'s mine are & couple of suspected thieves. ‘When they get hungry enough they’ll come out—and meet a mighty mad reception committee. Knots of irate miners stood guard | Lionel Service Twenty years we have fee on Lionel and y. Picture Puazle. Headlight bulbs other mi lete Regent of Athletics Resigns. OMAHA, Nebr., December 19 (£).— Rev. William J. Corboy, 8. 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