Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1936, Page 4

A—4 MEN LOST N BAY HUNTED BY PLANE Coast Guard Flyers to Aid Patrol Boat in Con- tinued Search. A Coast Guard airplane left Cape May, N. J, today to ald in a search for two Washington men believed to have drowned in Chesapeake Bay last Saturday when the 34-foot sloop Ranger capsized. Coast Guard headquarters here said the plane will aid Patrol Boat 128. Smaller vessels were helping to search the isles and inlets near Kent Island. Little hope was held, however, for re- covery of the bodies. ‘The missing men were Glenn War- ner, 28, Boulevard apartments, 2121 New York avenue, chief of publica- tions and statistics, Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation, Commerce Department, and Howard Ralph, 31, of 3618 Rittenhouse street, also an employe of the bureau and son of the late Joseph E. Ralph, former director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The catastrophe, of which J. Chase McKenzie, 35, of 1515 Twentieth street, owner of the craft, was the only survivor, also took the life of | Edward Winkler, 28, likewise of the Boulevard, Winkler's body was found in the rigging, where he apparently had become exhausted and drowned after a night of clinging to the cap- sized sloop with his companions. McKenzie, senior examiner of the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Nav- igation, swam ashore. He was recov- ering from exhaustion and exposure today in the hospital at Easton, Md. The body of Winkler was to be taken today to his native home in Portland, Oreg., for burial. He is| survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret R. Winkler. Scox:es of Visitors THE EVENING STAR, Young Washington These husky lads have learned that practice makes perfect, and so even in kindergarten they have begun building houses, this time with blocks. They are Tracy Madden, jr., 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Madden, 1002 C street southeast, and Bob Unrue, 5, seated, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Unrue, 11 Fourth street southeast. Both are Dent School pupils. Tomorrow—John Starkweather, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Starkweather, and Jane Gager, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Gager, at the Force ~Star Staff Photo. View “The Nook’s Tomorrowv— And enjoy a group of Early American Pieces—faithful copies, clever adaptations WASHINGTON, NEW 10WA DRIVE OPENED BY KNOX G. 0. P. Candidate Asserts Democrats Driven to Last- Ditch Defense. BY the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Nebr., October 20.—Col. Frank Knox, Republican vice presi- dential nomjnee, launched his sec- ond campaign expedition into Iowa today after asserting in a Lincoln address that Démocrats “have been driven to that last-ditch defense, a defense of their record, and when they have reached the point of discussing that record they sre licked.” The Chicago publisher's appear= ance last night followed by 10 days a stop here in which President Roosevelt made one of the major addresses of his Midwestern swing. Today Knox planned stops at six cities and towns en route to Fort Dodge, Iowa. Maintaining last night that original Democratic strategy had been to con- duct a “campaign of silence,” Col. Knox declared: “The Republican party has no se- cret plans.” ‘The party's aims, he said, had been Trico Vacuum Wipers.) Sales—Repairs MILLER-DUDLEY/; 1716 144 ST.NW. NORTH 1583 “Sweeten it with Domino’ Refined in USA. The Aristocrats of Sugar Crystallized by Adant Process Furnace Stove We carry & lete line of for all types bollers, I’nr:: and stoves. RUDOLPH & WEST CO. 1333 N. Y. Ave. NAW 4870 . Ave. N.E. Amsle Parking Space D. C. made public by its candidates. “Some may disagree with some of these plans,” Knox ssid, “but * * ¢ they are before you. There are no secret plans, There is no Tugwell working in our background, with plans for s Russian system. 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