Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1935, Page 6

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Disclosure of the complaints, said by Mrs. Dodge's counsel to involve a separation agreement of August 4, 1933, under which she was to receive $50,000 a year, came with a Supreme Court order permitting service on the actions three days after expiration of the legal limit. The detailed nature of the actions was- shielded, except for the petition through counsel to abrogate the time limit, which stated one suit' was to | “recover a substantial sum of money on several causes of action.” The second action was “based on provisions of a separation agreement, whereby she was to receive $50,000 | per year,” and the third was “to re- cover a large sum of money and for a declaratory judgment with respect to certain rights of Mrs. Dodge against her husband, arising out of their marital relationship, and various deal- | ings between them and others.” | Dodge sailed for Europe Saturday on the Normandie, to visit his mother, Mrs. Hugh Dillman, at her English estate. His attorneys would not com- ment beyond the statement they await service of the- complaints, INGRAM IS RELIEVED BY COMDR. BASTEDO World War Hero in Charge of Naval Intelligence Public Relations. One of the outstanding Amerlcfln naval heroes of the World War yes- | terday became the officer in charge | of the public relations branch of the Office of Naval Intelligence, Navy De- partment, when Comdr. Paul H. Bu- tedo took over the assignment. The commander relieves Cnmdr.f Jonas H. Ing:am, who for the past three years has been in Washington. He has just left the city to become | commanding officer of Destroyer ‘swndron 6 of the Battle Force. He | will be eligibie for promotion to the grade of captain on July 1. Recently, | while Capt. Frank Jack Fletcher has ! been at sea with the fleet during the | war games, Comdr. Ingram has acted | | a& aide to Secretary Swanson. | Born in Buftalo, N. Y., Comdr. Bas- | tedo holds the Distinguished Service Medal for his World War services. He | was selected for promotion to captain | last December. He makes his home | | here at 3055 W street. Marriage Licenses. James W. Brown. 20 John_ Richard o le Ashland, Va. Penola, Va.: J. el g 30 o e oh William W, Pr'r’el" 5 | Preston A6 res ane. | Prank K. Stewart. lnfl Ella J. | . 8. C.i Rev. m. ,.vouph 1A demnel, 35 | ford. 78, bome of 504 I u Zerhusen. Hepry W. Oit. ir. 27, Marsaret M Eliason. : Rev Dui David G Whitten 2 lorama rd., and Mirlam D. Price. er. 3 18th st} | John s. W Emick: 10, h Mary E Bl;nkensmn 21 | E Mcrrm D Easton. 22, both of 118 M ‘st enn. L. Springs. #nd Mildred Holt. C. T. Murray. Josepss, McDowel! Woodring, od_Falls, Kan 38, Purcrlh ma mcn.m«on 286, st. and h 6th st.; lnd Vlr(mll Lee 1017 Kenvon st., 5. 787 Fairmont st} 28, Cotton- mpson. 25, » .nd Mildred E. st 'n.e.: Rev. John C. Ball. Ido T Bustelii: 55, Dorothy A. Hayes, both of Adams House; Rev! Roach Morris A. Servator. 20. 4704 14th st.. and Hrlrn C. S\mon ]ll 3720 Nichols ave. 3 Fioyd E offce: o bch ot Detroit, Mich ‘Rev. Sreeies Gus Mirmun 23, 1% ‘Adele R. Chessin, " Curtin, ¥ Isnbene A. Keck, K st Rev. John W Dowling. Samuel L. Parker and Pauline C; Marsn, “18 ‘both 50; st.; i John €. Ba craries Smite. 28,139 D o Essie Waskin. 613 ne. -nd Maseackusetts T, 02 Warcen st D 1. 1550 "Linde lnk wmum- Anvin 'K Bishop, 6 East Capitol st na “Audrey M.* Witcomb. Surrey lane: Ry A. ¥, Bllckwelder Hnnv B. Buell 28 1334 Pennsylvania 2o ahd Lillian M l.gmburl!r 26, g«;l Virginia ave. 5.W.. Edward Deaths Reported George A. Saundersr 82. 31 Q st. n.e. Pronic M. Owen. &0, 3107 Colurabia rd. Kathering O'Donneil ~Youns. 79. Georse- Al be B. be! 76. Sibley Hospital. Harry. Fiihisugh. 74. Gallinger Hospital, Paralee O. Whiteside, 73. Walter Reed Hospital Alexander Betts. 69 Gallincer Hospital William W. Webster. 67. Sibley Hospital. Elliot. Rober St Blizaveihy's Hospiia1, Irene W. Pranki John Mu: P t Edmupd Lynch: 46, Emergency Bospital, Alice M, Gilhert, 44, 304 Kinele rd. 9. St. lmnb!th'l cGuire. 37, Gallinger Hospital, Leslie W. Westfall, 31. Emergency Hospital. Mary Garrison, 78. Home for Aged and nfirm. v:mm. Parker, 70. Gallinger Hospital. | Eli Watkins. 60. 1056 Bladensburg rd. n.e. G yer, 52 805 Dixons ct. 43. Gall | Raymond Hazelo | e LT M Kine, Coiidoes Hosotial Infant to William and Dorothy ‘Mattingly, Gallinger Horvita Infant to Oscar lnd Mary Harley. Preed- ospital. and Althea Oolbert, men's Hospit: Infant to Dexter and Bessie Pridgen, Gal- linger Hospital. G Births Reported. | Etmer ®. and Eisie 1, Boone. bay. ; veivn boy. Eaul B Shd e’V 'Gemond: bor. v S. and Margaret L. French, wirl. | William J_ and Mary M. Bovill. girl. d M 7 Rion R, lice'8_ Pler. bo: Roeer and Ruth A Wi detla Gan. s rl it Sad M G o1 AMERICAN PHYSICIANS PREPARE TO QUIT FRANCE Proposed Law Calls for U, 8. Doe- tors and Dentists to Be Nat- uralized or Leave. 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