Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1935, Page 20

Potential Pickle FREAK CUCUMBER RE- SEMBLES BIRD. CAPTAL G, 1, SV OF BAY Search Is Pressed for Body After Drowning Off Holiand Point. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ANNAPOLIS, August 12.—Anne Arundel County authorities today were searching for the body of Miss Marie | Kidwell, 19, of 617 Sixth street, Wash- Jngton, who drowned yesterday after- | noon off Holland Point, Md. | With a party of nine, Miss Kidwell had left Deal, Md. in lower Anne Arundel County, to fish in Herring) Bay. Officers were informed she tripped on a rope and fell into the water. Lewis Olafson and his brother Mil- ton of the 600 block of Minnesota | avenue northeast and Rodney Peter son, also of Washington, jumped over- | board to save her, but her body never came to the surface again, Ten boats which put out from shore failed to sight the body and gave up the search last night. | The boat on which Miss Kidwell was a passenger had anchored about two miles off shore. The location was in the steamer lane, the water at that eI e o i point being about 35 feet deep. | Miss Kiawe 15 survived by ner| MEET AT TRIADELPHIA | parents and a younger brother and ! — — sister. D. C. and Montgomery C. E. So- BRONCHO BUSTER HURT A cucumber resembling the nead and body of a bird, which was grown in the back-yard garden | of Frank J. Bond in Bellaire, Long Island—Wide World Photo. | cieies Plan Session August 18, | | Special Dispateh to The Star. | BROOKVILLE, Md., August 12— | In lieu of the six-county District JACKSON, Wyo., August 12 ¢P).—| cpristian Endeavor Convention, which Injured when a bucking broncho fell | was to ha en held at Triadelphia on him in the chute, Floyd Stillings ' aygust and 18, but which was of Marshfield, Oreg., hopped on an- other wild cayuse, rode to first place in the 1935 Jackson Hole frontier cele- bration and then collapsed. Hospital attendants said yesterday he suffered concussion of the brain, | phi but his condition was not critical. | gust 18, | THE TIMID SOUL. —By WEBSTER v 7 | OUGHT To Do THE TRICK ¢7ES MR.MILQUETOAST TAKES | | < NO CHAKNCES ON SLIPPING © 1035 NN TRIBONE: INC- oW BN GUARANTEED BY WILKINS COFFEE I BRRCHED? MIXED or ORANGE PEKOE .. contentsof each package plainly marked 4" National Photograph ' Contest It's as much fun as a circus! — that’s what makes \ this annual contest so popular. And every child up R to 14 years has a chance, for the judges award the K prizes not just for “prettiness”, but for personality and character as reflected in the photograph of your child. Simply. have your child’s picture taken at our photograph studio for just one dollar, and he (or she) is automatically entered in the contest. L) PO g 4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, AV 1/ 4 & D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1935. 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