Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1935, Page 22

B4 SUENTSTS SEIF ATTCCLE DEATH Plan to Freeze Writer and Revive Him Is Called “Preposterous.” By the Associated Press. NEBRASKA VALUES DOGS HIGHLY—AT $1,275,400 Tax Commissioner Rates Them Above Jewelry and 14 Times Greater Than Planes. / By the Assoctated Press. LINCOLN, Nebr., August 13.—Ne- braska values its dogs highiy—at $1,275,400. Their aggregate worth is 14 times that of all the State's airplanes, more than all Nebraska’s jewelry and pre- cious stones and nearly as much as THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1935. that of all its threshing machines and combines, Tax Commissioner W H. Smith reported today. Ten dollars was the minimum dog valuation on' the ‘assessmen! rolls for 1935, he has just completed. Miss Claims Film Fan Record. ‘The claim to be the world’s greatest film fan is made by Miss H. Mitchell of South Shields, England. For 17 years she has attended the same movie theater in South Shields every night in the week with the exception of Sundays. She sees every picture six times and enjoys it. EAST ST. LOUIS STARTS WAR ON EXCESS DOGS Officials Launch Drive After 75 Persons Are Bitten in Exclu- ., sive Residential Section. By the Associated Press. EAST ST. LOUIS, I, August 13 (#).—Centreville township’s 9,000 cit- izens yesterday declared war on the township’s 5,000 dogs. With the entire township, including the exclusive Signal Hills residential section, under quarantine after 75| a mowing machine. persons were bitten in recent weeks, Supervisor Al Ulrich officially launched his drive to rid the city of its excess canine population. Amply warned, most residents tied up their pets and last night only 43 dogs barked in the township pound. Supervisor Ulrich said “the battle has only begun.” T A % By the Associated Press. Lightning Kills Three. CHICAGO, Augus' 13—Charles OWEN SOUND, Ontario, August Featherly, 66, yesterday took home as 13 (A).—Lightning killed three per-|his bride the 17-year-old girl who used sons in flelds near here yesterday.|to play at the park where he was di- Two youths were plowing when struck | rector. by a bolt, and a third was riding| Featherly and the girl, Marie Scheef, were married on her birthday CHICAGO PARK AIDE, 66, WEDS 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL Bride Formerly Played at Play- ground Where New Husband ‘Was Director. Sunday at a ceremony attended by his relatives and members of the bride’s family, who are on relief. “We plan to take a trip to the North woods soon,” Featherly said, “and will make our home in Chicago.” His wife died }ast May at the age of 47. Marie met the elderly park aide at a playground. Sweden Has Few Jobless. STOCKHOLM, August 13 (#)-- Sweden has fewer unemployed in re- lation to the population than any other nation, Gutav Moeller, minister for social affairs, said in a speech yesterday. He said the unemployed on July 31 numbered only 43,000. FRAMES / NEW YORK, August 13.—Two lead- ers in medical science stood today on 2 S 0 W : / / Q i = .9 0 = = Ay 7 air COD of Los Angeles can no more freeze * & &k THE AIR 1S NOT ONLY COOLID BUT RFFRESHED—THE HUMIDITY IS LOWFRED—SHOPPING IS A REAL PLEASURE x% Stephen Simkhovitch to death and re- vive him than he can reassemble a scrambled egg. : Dr. Iago Galdston, secretdry of the New York Academy of Medicine, said that when the body tissue which is water is frozen, protoplasm disrupts and can't be restored. He termed “preposterous” Willard's plan to refrigerate the 30-year-old scenario writer. LAW MAY THWART PLAN. Writer Hints He Will Refuse to Go * pe Through Icicle Experiment. By the Associated Press. 3 HOLLYWOOD, Calif., August 13.— Growing threats of legal intervention apparently served today to melt some of Stephen Simkhovitch's determina- tion to be frozen stiff in an ice box as an experiment in science. “I will do nothing illegal,” the 34- year-old screen writer said, “and if the law declares the proposed experi- ment in that category, I will with- draw.” Simkhovitch last week signed a con- tract with Dr. Ralph Willard, Holly- wood research chemist, to court death August DOLL SALE Presents "PATSY FAMILY" Willard's contention that certain Of E F F -an- B E E D ©L Ls diseases can be eliminated by freezing % 2 e - AT GREAT SAVINGS vived after the icing process. Dr. Willard announced he planned —Because we purchased the greater part of the maker’s surplus—and have added all of our own present stock—we are able to make this very unusual offer. to attempt his third rejuvenation ex- periment tomorrow, in which a —Our Once-a-Year August Sale of Dolls is looked forward to by thousands of Washington- ians, providing the opportunity to secure children’s birthday gifts or to lay away for Christmas. monkey plays the “living icicle” role. Dr. George Parrish, Los Angeles health officer, said “every attempt” —This year we've a big surprise—THE WHOLE PATSY FAMILY OF EFF-an-BEE DOLLS joins the sale. EFF-an-BEE “Patsyette,” EFF-an-BEE “Patsykin,” EFF-an-BEE “Patsy,” EFF- would be made to halt the proposed an-BEE “Patsy Joan,” EFF-an-BEE “Patsy Lou” and EFF-an-BEE “Patsy Ann.” *5.88 450-POUND MONOPLANE A $12.50 Value ured Batiste All-In-One Special Fig The Famous Made to Sell for $3.00 —Don't think this clever all-in- one foundation is just made for slim young figures for there’s a lot of real knitted elastic in it to hold the figure in shape. They’re a close-out of higher- priced materials. TESTED FOR AIR RACES Earl Ordman, Speed Pilot, Flies Ship at 150 Miles an Hour. The Outstanding Feature—T his s MAMMA DOLL at —Almost as big as a real baby. This EFF-an-BEE doll. She has a human hair wig—blonde, brown or auburn—sleeping eyes, straight legs, open mouth showing teeth. Her dress is of dotted swiss in pastel colors, with bow to match; slip, panties, socks and shoes. Also at this price are EFF-an-BEE infant dolls, $9.98 values. ® Also a white brocade corsette and a lastex back girdle at $1.99 each. By the Associated Press LOS ANGELES, August 13.—A baby monoplane, weighing only 450 pounds, was tested at a 150-mile-an-hour pace yesterday by Earl Ortman, speed pilot, for the Cleveland national air races. The plane was built by Eddie Allen- baugh, young Santa Monica designer, for competition in the 200-cubic-inch class. It will be raced by Al Hall, 19, local amateur pilot. A nine-cylinder engine powers the craft, which has a wing spread of 18 feet. With a 7-gallon fuel tank, it has a cruising radius of 200 miles. Hall and Allenbaugh plan to take the plane East on a trailer. Kann's—Air-Cooled Second Floor. New Fall SILKS and ACETATES 98 Lovely new weaves for Fall, in rich colorings sug- gestive of the Renaissance era—Bronzine green, navy, rust, wine, brown, Devon green, also black. All 39 in. wide. Kann's—Air-Cooled Street Floor. EFF-an-BEE Patsy-Lou 200 Assorted EFF-an-BEE Dolls Reg. $3.45 to $4.98 BT 5D 88 are Straight Leg, In- Other EFE-an-BEE DOLLS—59c, $1.99 and $3.88—Kann's—Street and Fourth Floors EFF-an-BEE Patsy-Ann Regularly $6.45 EFF-an-BEE Patsykin Reg. $198 and $2.25 —All composition, joint- s] 29 . ed dolls, with painted hair and eyes, and mo- Smartly dressed with bonnets, shoes and socks to match. Regularly $8.45 —322-in., straight-leg, all-composition, joint- ed doll—wig, sleeping 4. ; 9 eyes, dressed in organdy, hat, shoes and socks. —19 in. tall, all com- s position, jointed doll, 3 with sleeping eyes and . movable head, mohalr wigs, organdy frocks, hats, shoes and stockings. “Everyuse” Satin Crepe “Everyuse” Canton Crepe Belding’s Acetate Allure Crepe Novelty Acetate Plaid Crepe Chilla Printed Rayon Crepe To Scatter Ashes CARRIES OUT LAST WISH OF GARET. fant, Patsy, Patsy- Joan, Tousel - Head hair wig. and Bubbles-Infant. An Outstanding Value in The August Fur Sale The New Silhouette and Fabric Story Smartly Told in These New FALL DRESSES %10.95 —The simplicity of line and silhouette gives unusual distinction to this collection of dresses. The fashionble fabrics— corded sheers, “Kind-Lady” crepes, “Friendship” Crepes and diagonal alpacas —bring out the exotic beauty of the Oriental colors. Fur, velvet and metal- shot trimming add a new note of luxury. Seal-Dyed Coney SWAGGER With Matching Hat and Muff *56 _ Sizes 14 to 20 GABRIEL VILLENEUVE, Who late this month will scatter the ashes of Emile Garet, architect and designer of the wings of the Capitol, along the shores of France, in accordance with one of his last wishes. Villeneuve, who - A Very Unusual Sale! lives at 2111 H street, sailed on —iem.—| Steel SHEARS and SCISSORS 37- 3 for $1.00 Pocket Manicure —Unquestionably the smartest and youngest of the new fur fashions we've yet seen for town or country, school or travel. Soft, black seal-dyed Coney swagger with flowing back, pgtal_ collar, manipulated sleeves and plaid silk lin- ing. Florentine beret and purse muff that match—an outfit that will delight you. o $5.60 Down—Monthly payments (plus small carrying charge). Kann's—Air-Cooled Second Floor. MONTICELLO = OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. Colors: Richlieu Purple, Vine- i yard, Pasha Blue, = = Hindu Green and Black. ROOM and MEALS (Twe in Room) DAILY PER PERSON ‘350 49¢ and 69c Values Misses’, Women’s and Shorter Women's Sizes Kann'’s “$10.95 Dress Shop”—Second Floor. FREE BATHING (3 i Xr‘\:rn’rfil:‘)lb'l N3 —Hnes(r‘esm{nce in Vent- e block on ocean front, i !.umhhed. riect condmon? 12 g:;’?é%‘l:!‘s{ 7 hs, 2 Very reasonable Marcus Bacharael Ventnor Ave., Atlantic City. GALEN HALL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J Excellence Without Extravag: : Table Diet Kitchen, M { American Plan—ginsle from Double_from i L i REDONIA "{N5Sia &% : Bathing Direct From Hotel. Special Weekly and Week-End Rates. 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A splendid collection to choose from for vacation reading. ® There are also books for boys and girls of "teen age, Kann's—Air-Cooled Street Floor. er managemedt of Mr. arter. AJESTIC FACING THE OCEAN. { From $3.25 Daily, $20 ' Weekly. Meals Incinded. , Free Parking and Bathing. C Parker Smith. VIRGINIA. In the Mountains of Virgimia . Bryce's Hotel ano Cottages (near) Orkney | Springs. 19th season It's the most unique Scarf and Belt Sets —Make your dreu!lco:; and polka-dot satins; in A Set bright, new colors. or o o, MHM Floor. —We have only one or two of a kind, but you will find an excellent assort- ment, as a whole, from which to choose. ny of our gports and amusements are free (o guests. Swimming, bowling, pool. dancing tenn! Mr. and Mrs. Willlam R. Bryce. Owners. ® 0. Basye Va COLONIAL BEACH, VA. . COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL on-the-Potomac—acres of shady bplay- d. beautiful. healthful, r vacation place. 2o 50 of two-tone crepes, nov- elty crepes, plain crepes, 58¢c to $195 Values Now 39c¢ to 1.29 Kann's—Air-Cooled Street Floos, »