Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1936, Page 9

DENHARDT PASSES THIRD DAY INJAL New Witnesses Are Report- ed Uncovered by Defense Over Week End. By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., November 23.— Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt round- ed out his third day of incarceration today in the Jefferson County Jail, while a daughter of the woman he is accused of killing—and planned to marry—began her third day as a bride. Meanwhile, attorneys for both Den- hardt and the Commonwealth ex- pected to confer in separate meetings today. Beckham Overstreet of de- fense counsel said he spent Sunday at La Grange investigating the case and reported “finding new witnesses.” No word came from the defense whether it would take immediate steps to attempt to free the general on bail. Miss Mary Pryor Taylor, 21, daugh- ter of Mrs. Verna Garr Taylor, and Allen Hughes Brown, 22, Jeffersonville, Ind, were married Saturday at Bhelbyville, culminating a three-year romance, friends said. The ceremony occurred two weeks after the fatal shooting of the beauti- ful La Grange widow during an auto- wmobile ride with Denhardt. The retired general, who was ordered held without bond to the January term of the Henry County grand jury on a murder charge, lashed out at his “persecutors” shortly after | being brought here Friday from New Castle. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy to- night, followed by rain beginning late ( much | tonight or tomorrow; change in temperature; lowest to- night about 36 degrees: gentle east shifting to southeast winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight, followed by rain in east and snow or rain in Wwest portion beginning late tonight | or tomorrow; slightly warmer in west portion tonight. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness to- night, followed by rain beginning in west and north portion late tonight; not colder in extreme west portion tomor- | row afternoon. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear today. Report for Last 18 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Degrees, s, 30.09 3018 30.15 0 p.m. yesterday. at 7:15 a.m. today. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 105. Lowest, 0, on Jlnulr)’ umidity for Last 21 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) t, 52 per cent, at B am. today. er cent. at 7:15 p.m. yes- | Tide Tables. (Purnished by United Elllcf Coast and Geodetic Survey. Tomorrow 3:31 a.m. Moon, today. 1:18 p.m. l‘sfinm Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in lnchn in the Capital (current month to date, Weather in Various Cities. Temp. Rain- Stations Baro. H'h.Low.fall. Weath'r Abilene, Tex. 64740 0.06 Rain Albany, N. i Atlants. Ga. Dal Indianapolis - Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles fouisville, K ASH.. D. 2 o ESTABLISHED 1865 o Inauguration Is Only the Beginning Seventy - two years % Barker inaugurated the B icy of selling only quality & lumber and millwork. Time £ and the growth of this busi- . ness hos proved the wisdom ¢ of thot idea. Today we pledge a continuation of the same policy. EO. M. BARKER! i o COMPANY ¢ | [LUMBER and MILLWORK] & 649-651 N. Y. Ave. N.W. # 1523 7th St. N.W. 2 NA. 1348, “The Lumber Number” § 00 AS DOCTORS DO TAKE PLUTD WATER ‘I not only prescribe Pluto Water daily, but use it almost per- sonally every other fay.” —says Dr. H. A ). of Ohio Year | THE NEW SHIP SUBSIDY PLAN SOON READY Maritime Officials Report Organization for Mail Agreements. By the Associated Press. The Maritime Commission is moving rapidly to gear newly-created admin- istrative machinery to the task of substituting a mult! - million - dollar ship subsidy program for the present system of mail contracts. Breaking new ground in the fleld of Government aid to the merchant McCormick, assistant rector, and deans er:n ;nfimz :‘:mdw::‘y.;‘}:z of the colleges of the university. tion work and have begun devising Lo methods for terminating existing mail agreements. Battered Couple Wed. | """ % commision diviston, BOYDTON, Va. (®).—The bride |, o PO o missioner George wore a heavy bandage instead of & | randick, former Treasury. planning brk:;leve]fl. and m:n b”d“"‘:“""‘ “m’;’: expert, will examine applications by to the altar wearing a patch on djust of chin, but the wedding went on, Ime | A00U¢ 40 operatars for adjustment mediately after the ceremony, the | theIF contracts. i i = ‘The applications will be follow2d by :’;::T Tairfiod and WAy fatan fos e conferences between the operators and Rev. W. L. Burks, who performed | the commission, after which the com- the ceremony, said the couple had |Mission will determine ":‘“ ‘,’““" been injured in an automobile acci- | Ment would be a “fair adjustment” to dent as they drove into town from |the contractor for settlement of his thelr North Carolina homes, but in- | claims under the mail agreementz. sisted on going through with the cere- The commission’s action is subject mony after receiving first aid. to review by the Attorney General and MSGR. EDWARD B. JORDAN HONORED AT RECEPTION Ceremonial Is Held Before Altar in Chapel of Sisters’ College at Catholic University. A ceremonial reception was held yes- terday before the altar in the chapel of Sisters’ College for Msgr. Edward B. Jordan, acting dean of the college and associate professor of education at Catholic University. Clerics, lay membes and sisters joired in the ceremonies, which began at 4 pm. A simple ritual followed, with Msgr. Jordan officiating at the solemn benediction. Assisting him were Rev. Joseph 8. Christopher, Rev. Prancis P. Cassidy and Rev. Aloysius Zeigler. Among those present were Msgr. Joseph M. Corrigan, new rector of Catholic University; Msgr. Patrick J. CITRUS FRUIT THAT MEETS TOP STANDARDS Top standards for purity, richness, nourishing quali- ties—and health. Fresh from their groves in Winter Garden, Florida, the M. C. Britt Company brings you juicy, rich, healthful oranges, so necessary to your diet. COMPARE “BRITT'S BEST” ORANGES 209% more juice—By actual test. Try a dozen. More richness—Taste the difference and judge. High quality—Every orange is marked “Britt’s Best” “The Best in Citrus Fruits is Britt’s Best” DISTRIBUTORS Clowe & Davis, Inc. | W. H. Harrison Co. 1215-17-19 Water St. SW. 1226 Sth St. N.E. District 5092 Atlantic 2200 Surprise your family with Florida Tangerines So many ways to use this delicious, easy-to-peel fruit ON’T say a word. Just fill your fruit bowl with Florida tangerines and see what happens. Your family will spy their rich golden color at once. They’ll taste and exclaim with delight. Tangerines are so juicy. They have such a sweet, delightful orange flavor with a little added tangy touch all their own. A “party”’ treat you can have every day Don’t think of tangerines as something for special occasions only. They’re not expensive. Serve them every day. Always have some in your fruit bowl. They brighten up your table, make a perfect finish for a hearty meal —aid digestion, too. Let the children have tangerines between meals. They’ll love them. And there will be no upset stom- achs—no wails of “I’'m not hungry” when dinner time comes. Add tangerines to your fruit drinks and salads for sparkling new flavor. You'll soon be wondering how you ever got on without them! But be quick. The tangerine season is short—just a few weeks. Make the most of it. Get delicious : Florida tangerines today while you can! Grand for the school lunch Slip a few tangerines in Junior’s" pocket to eat at lunch-time. He'll enjoy them to the full and be the envy of the other boys. Remember, tangerines are a truly healthful dessert. They won’t up- set the stomach like rich, heavy sweets—supply | NEW YORK ENED GEE, YOU CAUGHT us ! may be contested in the courts by ship operators. Mail contracts totaling around $33,000,000 & year now in force must be terminated by next June 30 under provisions of the ship subsidy law. Studies to Be Conducted. Coincidental with - adjustment of the mail contracts, the commission will conduct studies looking toward granting of new construction and op- erating subsidies based directly on the difference between American and foreign costs. These subsidies will be granted from & $100,000,000 fund turned over to the commission by the old Shipping Board Bureau and the Post Office De- partment. ‘The United States Lines already has applied for a construction subsidy M & new trans-Atlantic liner to replace the laid-up Leviathan. The ship, which will operate with the Washing- ton and the Manhattan, probably will cost more than $11,000,000. From Pulpit to War. OAK HILL, W. Va. (#).—The Rev. C. 8. Donnelly turns from the pulpit to war games for relaxation. A chape lain of the 38th Division, Mr. Don- nelly is provided with military prob- lems by the War Department. To rest himself, the pastor takes pins and works out on maps complicated maneuvers. —_— Italy has a rayon surplus. "M sending my family to Florida early in December this year . .. and I'm going to spend my Christmas holidays in the summer sunshine. What's more, you'll find me loll- ing on the beach or out fishing with my boys every week-end! We're all going to get a bigger share of the Florida fun this winter—thanks to ‘The Great Silver Fleet'. “I can fly down Friday night...spend two or three days with my family .. .and still be back at the office bright and early on Monday or Tuesday. Those blg, fast Eastern Air Lines’ planes make the Florida trip just a ‘commuter’s hop’ . and the luxurious chairs make it the most comfortable commuting I ever did!” Get your share of the Florida fun this season. 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