Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1935, Page 25

TOLL 71N RECOR STORM IN BRITAIN GIRL SAILS FOR SPAIN. LEAVING FLYER BEHIND Suitor Reaches Mexico After Hard-Luck Flight Across Sea in Time to Tell Her Good-by THE EVENING senorita for whom Juan Ignacio Pom- bo flew from Spain and lost an air- plane and an appendix en route, sailed, with her mother, aboard the steamer Colon for Santander, Spain, last night, leaving her suitor behind. Pombo reached Mexico City only Monday after an arduous four-month air journey—just in time to escort STAR, WASHINGTON, MRS. SANGER VISIONS BIRTH IMMUNIZATION fixmetl Discovery of Formula to Prevent Pregnancy for a Year or Two. ican Birth Control League, said to- day that she foresees immunization as the birth-control method of the fu- ture. If a formula is discovered, as she believes it will be, she said women might “immunize against pregnancy as you immunize against typhoid. “It might last a year or two years, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1935. birth control's greatest obstacle in this country. “I foresee lowering of the expense when we find a new method,” she added, “and I think possibly immu- nization will be the new method.” Revenues Less. B—5 “MURDER” IS SOLVED |Then up stepped the owner, J. Hoyt, a medical student. He said he had used” the arm in a surgery class and eft it in the car by mistake, Student Left Woman's Arm in|), 0ld Car by Mistake. OKLAHOMA CITY, September 18| Ancient Arms Sold at Auction. () —It looked like & gruesome murder | The silver mace and sword used by case today when Virgil Reynolds found | the city of Galway, Irish Free State, By the Associated Press. Maria Elena to the railroad station. VEERA ©CRUZ, Mexico, September | Her father was buried in Satander 18.—Maria Elena Rivero, the Mexican ' several weeks ago. By the Associated Press. according to dosage,” she said. France's revenues for this year are |a woman’s arm in an old motor car | for 200 years and taken by the last NEW YORK, September 18.—Mar- | The auburn-haired exponent of birth | now expected to be much less than | he had purchased for junk. | mayor in default of a $30,000 debt, has garet Sanger, founder of the Amer- | control clinics said that expense is| estimated in the budget. Sheriff’s deputies excitedly agreed.| been sold at auction. BETTERDRESSSHOP” Presents : southern counties, where more than | or - ‘ Stehli's e Kingsley - p : uga I;' an . Spice 'Crepe Dresses gucceeded in making port at Falmouth In Sizes after being washed by mountainous | 445 10 48Y4 sea which dislodged a 40-ton loco- | motive from its position on the for- | ward deck. The locomotive, swaying with every movement of the ship, | finally became jammed. | Bridge Game Uninterrupted. Most of the passengers were below, playing bridge, while the crew fought shifting cargoes. ‘Three members of the crew, injured while trying to drain a 38-ton barge which was on deck and had become | filled with water, were removed to a hospital. | —"Sugar and Spice” and every- thing nice—that's what these dresses are made of! Every one is talking about this rich, flat- tering fabric and we are glad to be able to present it in dis- tinctive dresses for the larger woman. The model sketched has a softly pleated bib with a bit of velvet, sleeves that puff above the wrists, and a skirt with low placed pleats. Thyme (green), Anise (blue), Cayenne German War Slang. (rust). Kann's—Second Floor. Many Are Injurec and Dam- | age Widespread as Wind Dies Down. § By the Associated Press. LONDON, September 18.— Great PBritain's worst September storm in three-quarters of a century finally | blew itself out today, leaving seven persons dead, many injured and wide- | spread damage. 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