Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1937, Page 15

. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., ANNAPOLIS CLASSES WILL VISIT EUROPE Practice Cruise Will Take Pirst make these cruises. FANATIC SOUGHT INEXTORTION GASE s | G S == ) The midshipmen’s practice cruise of Arkansas on the European cruise. COUNSEL CIRCLE Hollywood Psychiatrist the first and third classes of the Naval “CARLETTA"” Agrees to Handwriting Test Acadeniywil vo) Inade) thiel yea Ko to Aid Probe. THE EVENING THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1937. be the ports visited by the Second Classmen. The department said the gunboat Erie and six destroyers—the Jacob Jones, Fairfax, Roper, Marley, Claxtoa and J. Pred Talbott—are scheduled to FISH 131 LEA & PERRINS SAUCE Jlt onoiaL WORCESTERSHIRE Flies to Meet Father PAINTS " U GH GLASS S REILLY c0. © Furnitnre Tops ® Glazing—Bev- eling—Polish- ing © Mirrors Made to Order ©® Modern Store © Billinge-Chapin © Du Pont ® Gold Label Thieves Enter Apartment. ‘Thieves yesterday forced open the door of the apartment of George A. 644 Massachusetts avenue ance may arranged by a the Counsel Circle, or telephone Carletta, reader. Consultation, $1. 922 14th St. NN\W. MEt. 4993 European ports, the Navy Department announced yesterday. Detailed ar- BY the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, March 25—A handwriting test of a Hollywood psychiatrist was arranged today in the search for a fantastic extor- tionist who threatened to mutilate Actress Anna May Wong and the two sons of Film Producer David O. Selznick. The psychiatrist, detectives said, agreed to submit samples of his pen- manship to aid the “process of elim- ination” in the two-day probe. Federal agents also were investigat- ing the handwriting of several other persons, it was learned. The homes of both Selznick and Miss Wong, who admitted “I'm hav- ing the jitters,” were kept under guard following receipt of letters Tuesday threatening bodily harm unless $20, 000 was paid for fllming a biblical scenario. Another note, mailed to Dr. A. M. Foote, retired Los Angeles chiroprac- ter, notified him he had been se- lected to act as intermediary and handle “a sum of ransom money” be- cause & studio scout “has picked you out to play the part of Jesus.” It was signed “the gang.” The other letters purported to carry Dr. Foote's own signature. Capt. Clyde Plummer of the dis- trict attorney’s office said he was con- vinced “the letters were written by some fanatic with the evident intent of embarrassing Dr. Foote.” JEWELRY REPAIRED Bring 1t to & firm you ‘can trust. Moderate prices, Skilled work- manship. Easy credit terms. 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The young Drinkwater spent his | youth touring the British provinces | with his father's company. Born in ; Leytonstone, Essex, his early education | was gained at Oxford High School, where he was a classmate and boyhood | friend of the youth who later be- | came famous as Lawrence of Arabia. He was fond of athletics, and the school broad jump record he set still | stands. | Drinkwater was an indefatigable worker and exploited his success in all directions. He was particularly inter- | | ested in the lecture platform where his good looks and superb platform man- | ner created a tremendous demand for | his books. 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At all leading drug- achieving energy and sparkling with a | § | natural wit that can hardly be found | among any of the older and perhaps | i more tired peoples.” A versatile workman, he produced After flying alone from Pittsburgh to Washington to spend Easter with her father, Stanton Hertz, vice president of the Copperweld Steel Co., 9-year-old Lois Hertz is taken into the cockpit of the big Pennsylvania Airlines plane and permitted to listen to the radio and examine the mysterious flying instru- ments. The pilot is James Oteg Urquart. —Underwood & Underwood Photo. don stage was at the Court Theater in 1909 as Seanchan in “The King's | THE Threshold.” “ In addition fo his manifold activ- | T I s h I ities in the theater and wrmng,‘ emp e e oo Drinkwater was keenly interested in international affairs and prospects of another war. He ohce suggested the League of Nations statesmen “emulate Abraham | Lincoln by following & steadfast and | perfectly strong course of action, yet | keeping a perfectly open mind at all times to adapt themselves to new | situations.” | Before Italy’s conquest of Ethiopia he expressed hope a compromise would | safeguard Italy's interests in Ethiopia without overthrowing Emperor Haile | Selassie. | In 1932, his adaptation of Premier | Mussolini’s play, “100 days,” was pre- | sented in London. The play, dealing | with Napoleon's brief return to power | from Elba, was an srgument for dic- || 1420 K Street N.W. tatorships. i Register mow for beginners’ classes in STENOTYPY Monday, April 5, 5 PM. and 7 P.M. ENGLISH Wednesday, April 7, 7 P.M. 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