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THE rillLADELniTA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24, 1033 a A3 I III FRIED' AS SPIES, HE'jr ON THE NEWJT By Jo Metxer ffE STATE TO 1 SHIRT LEADER LIP STORE JOBS WILL BE YULE GIFTS Control Board to Notify 241 Who Passed Examinations for Positions AMERICANS CHARGE Man and Wife Deny Charges; Accuse Police at The four allegedly Incriminating papers Included machine gun statistics and documents pertaining to a bill before Parliament on deferring the beginning of Army service by conscripts and analyzing military rxpeiiM's. The others were not nrnde public. Three Nation Named Of the 28 photographs of persons supposedly Involved in the esplon-hkp band, which the Intelligence service had indicated might Involve Germany, Ruism, and Finland. Switz recognized two, as did his wife.

They described the ersons a chance acquaintances. O'Duffy Charged With Jedition and Inciting to Murder De Valera aris Hearing Dec. 23 (A. Qen- PARIS. Dec.

23 (A. P.V-Mr. and or n. join O'Duffy, outspoken foe CHILDREN SAVh 200 1 'MiHMMMHWMifllMWIUIl I III 1 1 i -C i' I I 'omenta, will be tried Janu- p- (in charges of sedition and Jeling to murder President Eamon vlera. i nilJitary tribunal will conduct trlsl 1" tne Collina Barracks at Mrs.

Robert Gordon SwiU, young Americans, declared vigorously today tlmt their arrest on suspicion of being "tools of an International spy ring" was a police "frame-up" and the result of a "plant." They were heard separately by Magistrate flenon. During the grilling examination they protested their innocence and asserted that supposedly Incriminating documents found by pollco did not belong to them. The 20-year-old native of Enst Orange, N. maintained that the affair "looked like a scenario well- Dublin on that date, regardless oi htthtr O'Duffy, a co-leader of the Ireland Party, appears, said order served on him at mid gave the Judge, who asked for character witnesses, the names of two Columbia professors. The names were withheld, but It was learned that they were Burdette Klme and Professor O'Brien.

Swltz said he made his flrt trip to France In lDS. when he studied French at Uesanron. the second In 127 when lie toured Brittany, again In as an emplovee of French aviation, and In injO On his present visit, the fifth, he said he came In the spring of 1933 as a representative of the MarNeel Instruments Corporation. Roosevelt Fle'd, N. Y.

He snld ha was interested hi developing an apparatus for measuring air currents. During a short rest period he said to an acquaintance, "I don't understand anything" about the case. He said he recognized the picture of Benjamin Hcreowitz, who also as arrested, and who n. Swltz said, he met in New York and had seen casually In a Paris cafe. Hercowiu was said bv police to be a native of Rumania and a naturalized Canadian, Christmas telegrams will be sent to 241 Pennsylvanlans tonight from Harrlsburg, The message will read something like this: "You have passed successfully the State liquor store examination and have been appointed manager of a store." The Jobs pay from $1860 to $3000 a year.

Five of the recipients of these good news messages will be instructed to report Tuesday In Harrisburg. to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board school. In which they Wi.1 learn Just how to operate such a high-powered store. The five will be from Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, Scranton.

Erie and Harrisburg. Thrse men will- be coached, along wtth the 38 members of the supervisory staff who form a part of the 300 employees at the Liquor Board offices in Harrisburg. To be Instructed in Duties After a day of intensive instruction in the operation of the stores they will manage, beginning Janu The militant leader of the pro-'Lj -Blue Shirts" emphatically Sjfd published statements attrib-jd to him on which the charges ThpsTaccusations quote him as Pnllntu a. SLJal. on December 9.

"that Mr. iVslrra and his party murdered ftvin O'HtRgins and Michael Col-L that de Valera is now entitled (ate he gave Mirk Collins li Kfvln HlKRins. and that the of the present Government assassinate General O'Duffy." Five Charfrs Listed The charges were set forth In five "frtU-That O'Duffy was a mem-tor ol the Young Ireland Assoola- ary 2. the 38 supervisors, and the five managers will become teachers for the other 236 liquor store man played." His four-hour examination left him nearly exhausted. Mrs.

Bwitz told the American Coiu-ul, RolH'it D. Murphy, that the evidence- against them whs "put there as a plimt." Murphy, who whs not present dining the hearing of he husband, will make a report to Washington regarding the examination. 1 he meeting of the couple after a separation of almost a week was an affectionate one. Their attorney, Charles Moyse, who attended, said it was "more tender than an American movie." Their family has engiiged a famous Ficnch lawyer, Iv-puty Henry Torres, to aid In the defense. The couple had a brief chance to embrace when they were together for a few minutes in the Judge's chambers as the seled documents were oened before them.

Slnre Monday, when they and eight others were arrested and a quantity of paiers. wireless sets and agers. who will be summoned to Harrisburg Wednesday and Thurs day. SOUGHT IN MO CASE Jo rfc i t- Items ln the curricula will be accounting, traffic methods and book jber 17. contrary to the Public set.

Sfnd That O'Duffy was a -mber of the National Ouard. for-wriy known as the Army Com-Association, between August keeping procedure. When the managers of all the liquor stores report ln Harrisburg they will be given lists of employees selected to work In their stores. At the same time these appointments will be announced by the board. 3 md December 9, contrary to the JIM ACt.

Third He uttered a seditious aeerh st Ballyshannon within the wring of police and other citl-u of the Free State, urging "all sjunr Irishmen worthy of the me to Join the unlawful Young fluid Association and wear its Included among the official dealers who will be summoned to Harrisburg Tuesday are the ui rrtprrlcbt. by Th Inqutrr. LORD INVERCLYDE He has at last done just exactly what his divorced wife wished. He has just divorced her. That may sound strange, because the lady known as June in the world of the theatre obtained a divorce from him in Reno in 1931, disdaining; all thoughts of the $10,000,000 he inherited as grandson of the founder of a shipping line.

But June was worried about the whole affair. She knew Scotch courts would not recognize the Reno decree on grounds of cruelty and hoped that "Lord Inverclyde will play the gentleman and divorce me so I won't be prosecuted for bigamy if I marry again." So his lordship has just "played the gentleman." He divorced his already divorced "missus" on grounds that she was unfaithful in September and October, 1932. June denied all that, but now, at least, the bigamy bugaboo has vanished. rector of Purchases, seven district superintendents and five warehouse ft' fourth He incited certain per- superintendents. Easton Warehouse Rented ens.

wnose names mn auuwn, iu aurder President de Valera at the The last of the five regional warehouses ln which liquor will be stored was selected by the board yesler jallvshannon meeting. F.lth-He attempted to incite to nurdfr st Ballyshannon. Oneral O'Duffy was released day. The Quackenbush Warehouse Company, Scranton, was granted Mm jail two days sro after a ruled in a hearing here that and a follower, Captain John S.Uivaa, had been illegally detained ior Ave days because of a clash nih police at Westport, County the storage and distribution assignment for the northeastern portion of Pennsylvania. Previously warehouses had been selected for Philadelphia, Harrisburg.

Pittsburg and Erie. To make it possible to notify the 241 store managers of their appointments by Christmas employees in the Department of Public In Two officials of the Penn General Casualty 242 8. 13th are being sought In connection with the embezzlement of 1240.500 from the concern, it was revealed yesterday when county detectives sent broadcast additional police fliers directing a search for two men, who are declared to be They are Clarence B. Love, 40, of Fnglcwood. N.

president, and Henry C. Biien. 41, of New York, secretarial treasurer and a director. Chief of County Detectives William J. Connelly Issued a warning on Friday night 'that Love's vacht, the Dormer, should be carefully watched.

The boat Is docked at the foot of 172d Nrw York. According to Charles H. Graff, deputy State Insurance commissioner, the company has ample reserves and Is Intact. Joseph V. Oos.

line, vice president of the company, first dlsovered evidence of the ai-leged defalcations. It was revealed yesterday that Iive was arrested at his home in Englewood on Nov. 13. He wis released the following day In custody of his attorney, former Mayor Harry A Markey, on the promise to appear in this city for a hearing. When he failed to keep the promise he was declared a fugitive.

Auto Kills Krrantnn Man SCRANTON, Dec. 23 (A. Run down by an automobile while crossing the street near his home on Washington ave. here today, Oeorge Milllane, 36. was so badly Injured that he died a short time later in the Slate Hospital, Paul Letvln, 20, of Moscow, Pa, driver of the car, was arrested on a charge of Involuntary Mayo.

The outcries of the two little girls, shown above, during their sleep at 2.30 A. M. yesterday roused their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cottee, of 5331 Darrah Frankford, who in turn gave the alarm that enabled 200 persons to evacuate their homes when a gas main broke in front, of the Cottee house.

Eleanor, 7, is shown to the left with Dorothy, 5. Their father and two neighbor were overcome by the fumes. So This Is New York! "Speaks" Are Gone Forever, But Libby Holman Is Back WEDS FOOTBALL STAR A romance that began when she' struction worked all day yesterday and will work today, until their ipplauded his star plays on the task of checking and listing the Job winners is completed. photographic apparatus were seized by police, Mr. and Mrs.

fiwitjs have been held In separate prisons, virtually Incommunicado some of the time. Woman Calm Mrs. SwiU. 22. the former Mar-Jorie Tllley, of New York, appeared calm and undisturbed in marked contrast to her husband when she went before the magistrate following the grilling of her husband At the opening of the investigation they were kept apart.

The accusation against him was described by SwiU as a "complete error" and he told the Investigators details of his trts to France. He explained he was trying to market an amplifier, of which he had a model made in Holland. Judge Hennon after the hearing denied an application for their provisional liberty. Both were taken back to their rells. Switz to the Sante prison and the wife to I.a Petite Roquette.

It was Indicated that It will he several days before they are cnlled ngaln, since the JudRc must examine the papers and the others arrcsied Mrs. Swltz complained that her cell was cold and that she larked reading matter. Murphy promised he would try to get the cell changed and would have books sent to her. Tells of Warning As quoted by his lawyer, Swltz told the Judge: "On December 14 someone called our hotel room and told me the police were on my trail and that I had better get out of Paris. "I went to the hotel operator and tried to trace the call, but whs unsuccessful and forgot all about It.

"A few days later two police Inspectors came to our room and ask rldtron culminated on November By LUCIUS BEEBE in the wedding of Miss Jean Carlisle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. GIVES IL DUCE STALLION Children's "Nightmare' Saves 200 From Death by Gas Fumes NEW YORK. Dec. 23.

complete report of the ef VIENNA. Dec. 23 Chan Hdgar O. Carlisle, of Wayne, to Richard Krick, of St. Davids, former Radnor High School football NY fects of repeal on the New cellor Dollfuss played Santa Claus RIES of two youngsters during in a few moments fire sirens ork scene to be definitive to Premier Mussolini today, sending a nightmare gave an alarm wrre blowing and police arrived to the Italian leader a pedigreed stal that resulted ln a neighbor lion as a Christmas present.

The would require a Britannlca-length volume for the city's archives, but one trend, after a fortnight, seems player, it became known yesterday. Krlck Is the son of Charles S. Krick. vice president of the Penn-ylvania Railroad. hood of 200 persons being able to systematically go from door to door and warn 200 men, women and chil animal came from the historic Spanish Riding Academy, for centuries one of the sights in Vienna.

Mrthday party given ln our honor last week by Lloyd Smith, the bov wolf of Wall Street, and she is still one of the world's delightful sweethearts. Her impersonation of Beatrice Lillie had the table ln convulsions just when the guests should have been paying attention to the birdshot In the grouse, and the next day she sent us a dozen live terrapin by special airplane from Wilmington. We pause with fork in midair to shout "Long live La Belle Libby Harry Staton, St. Clair McKelway and Heywood Broun, who helped devour them. positive and assured.

The speak evacuate their homes oeiore being overcome by gas from a broken main on Darrnh between Bridge dren to leave their homos at once easy Is gone forever; the speakeasy's It was a coincidence that the successor, the organized and quasi The young couple said the might be considered an elop-aent. alnce they, with another legal club, Is no more than a refuge little Chancellor, who shelved the Austrian Parliament, picked out for and Brill Frankford. at 2.30 A M. yesterday. Three persons were temporarily overcome.

The parents of the children, Mr. for cheap people and fly-blown wjple. decided to motor to West Chester last month and get mar- II Duce. who abolished parliamentary democracy in Italy, an animal celebrities, and the old-time restau rant and hotel cafe have perma and Mrs. Edward Cottee.

5331 Dar But they declared they had vm considering matrimony a before the fumes could overcome them. Hut Cottee had collapsed hv the time police came. He was carried away from the telephone by neighbors, alitrmod by the cries of his children, and given first aid by Dr. Thomas C. Ross, of Darrah and Harrison sts.

Police had their greatest trouble at 5333 Darrah st. They finally broke in the door and found Mr bred in the riding academy, wnicn housed Austria's first Parliament a Revolutionary Congress. nently secured tne smart and reputable patronage of the town. Happy days have rettirned to the Ritz- cod part of the five years in which "echo the refrain. ae naa known each other.

They 'h attended Radnor Hinh School. Carlton, the Plaza, the Weylin. the rah were by the youngsters screaming, 'Daddy, Daddy." Both collapsed twice while on their way to the room where Dorothy, S. and Aleanor, 7, were sleeping. Then Mr.

Cottee telephoned to police of the 15th jKnck won honors and was chosen the All-Suburban team. He was WE CAN never pax the green oasis of Gramerry Park with Its high spiked fence, locked gates and bonneted French nursemaids with their charges but we recall old John Gellatly, who used to haunt its precincts only a and Mrs. Louis OreoKcr unconscious in bed. They were soon revived. Bt.

Regis and Central Park Casino. Polk whose names read like a synthesis of Burke's Peerage and Dun's financial ratings can be seen at the tables of the Waldorf, the Madison and the Colony, but the glory that was the Stork Club. "21" and the Park Avenue, places which some 'Ptain of the freshman team at College. The couple ex-to go in for ranching in Kelso, hington, after January 1. Movie Director and Doris Warner to Wed January 2 HAVr A IR STRENGT1ELA1IE' TUIEL 5cVlRAFpT'5 OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY Christmas Condlas, Cakes and Pl I 1 6 Cmhthvt Stsiit few years since.

An art authority and collector who, on his death, left a $4,000,000 collection of paintings to tne Smithsonian, the old gentle man affected the clothes of a cen ed to see our passxrts, although they did not say why. Of course I told them about the mysterious telephone call. "One policeman went away and made a phone call and then later both started to search the room, upsetting things and going throuch the closets. Suddenly one of them said 'Hera are the pnpers we are It looked like a scenario well played. "I knew nothing about those papers.

I had never seen them before," Local Yule Mail Is AH Delivered; New Record Made tury ago and was one of the courtly DECLARED PERILED BILL IS APPROVED ana gay eccentrics of the town Dining, usually alone, at the Play how managed to get a license to carry on, Is with the snows of yesteryear. They are. to be sure, doing business, and some of it very brisK, too, but apparently the only people who retain a taste for poor ventilation, crowded tables and overfamll-lar waiters are stage stars in last year's frocks, outmoded masters of ceremonies in soiled shirt fronts and the rag tag and bobtail that follows on the heels of unsavory or discredited fame. ers, he would be dressed for the evening in a sky-blue dinner Jacket wltn gold buttons, skin-tight fawn TERES cheer for the late mall- colored breeches, gleaming Wei rs of Christmas Dackases. Ungtons and a black satin stock.

On Placing of Craft on New Ships Cuts Program, Says Bureau Chief Pinchot Also 0. K.s for Welfare Institutions; Other Laws Every slncle narecl. letter or other occasions he would wear i. dull raspberry frock coat cut in the a mat, was received at tne varl-postofflcrs of the city for here by 8 o'clock yesterday old manner with wide skirui, MONO their other birthday spongebag trousers and a pearl gray A' mail every prominent New topper. His hair was white and W'lng has reached Its destination, wording to Postmaster John Mack.

And that was some lob I For be- -r Yorker finds a many-happy flowing to match a luxuriant mus tache, and such aristocratic benev returns card from Steve Christie, proDrletor of Christie's Restaurant. CHARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE FEBRUARY 1ST BONWIT TELLER CHESTNUT STREET AT SEVENTEENTH last Monday and midnight of past Friday exactly 19.131.897 He looks them up ln "Who's Who" olence was ln his appearance that even the street urchins, though staring, were still respectful. He had once owned the Holland House and never misses. WASHINGTON. Dec.

23 fA. Reduction of the Navy's aviation activities necessitated ny placing aircraft on new ships was said tonight by Rear Admiral Ernest J. King, chief of the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics, to have created "a serious situation." HARRISBUna. Dec. 23 (A.

P.t. It was announced today that Oov- ernor Pinchot has signed a bill by Senator Harris D. Scott, Centre. appropriating $10,000,000 for wellare institutions. The Governor is in a New York hospital, suffering from shingles, a i nrst-ciass mall had been 'trusted to the postal service.

"lis Is a new record, since In the Period last year only 18,810,687 were handled. BUt the flrtllou moll Un'f all WALTER CHRYSLER," young man of diversified M- tastes, some talents and a deal of resources, has, among other things, become a restaurateur. With An ft Convention Hall a special wel poit centre was set up. Dur-the past week 69.634 sacks of fi post mail passed through ton Bruehl, the photographer, and a couple of young men-about-town, This figure Is slightly lower nn last yrar's, when the sacks Altered 73.233. William Younir.

In wmmmm i 4 Mm v-' ff JSV rf Kl Collier Young and Edmund Patrick, he has opened the Hapsburg House In deepest 55th st. The chef is a famous cordon bleu from the Hotel de Paris at Monte Carlo, and the maltre d'hotel is Max Reuss, once of at Convention Hall, said his aut vlrtual'V right up to the of storied fame and convivial legend. METROPOLITAN trivia: Following the predictions of the couturier and fashion stylists, three out of four women now wear Jewels or costume Jewelry in their hair in the evening Jed Harris plans to open "The Lake" with Katharine Hepburn on the same night as the Metropolitan Opera's premiere for the season, which will cause some difficulties with the town's regular first nlght-ers Now that restaurateurs don't have to prove they use liquor in their kitchens it is possible to get green turtle soup that Isn't merely a piece of turtle meat in a bRth of hot sherry Rockwell Kent is ln town again with his mountain face and strictly suburban clothes So Is Jo Davidson wtth his bushy whiskers and broad-brimmed hat The University Club's bar is one of the largest ln town he Rltz-Carlton. How many Maxes, f'LM ACTRESS HURT nervous disorder. He also signed these measures: Senator Clarence J.

Buckman. Bucks, providing for construction of a tunnel beneath the Delaware River between Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the Philadelphia- Camden area. Senator A. J. Sordonl, Luzerne, requiring that private bunkers must decide by June IB, 1934, whether they will accept State or Federal supervision.

I'hlla. Measure O. d. Senator Harry Shapiro, Phlladel-1 phla, authorizing the Drpartmen' of and Supplies to art 8" purchasing agent for the Civil Works administration. In his report to Secretary Swanson, the Admiral disclosed that the addition of 15 new heavy cruisers, the aircraft carrier Ranger and the airship Macon would call for a total of 212 planes from the Navy's 1000-plane program.

"This has forced the Navy to reduce activities authorized under the 1000-plane program by 212 airplanes," King said. "I consider it escntlal that early legislation be enacted to provide for an Increase In the 1000-plane program ln order to give the Navy airplanes necessary for national defense." In discussing personnel, the Admiral noted that as of last July 1 the force was short 183 heavier-thnn-alr aviators, and that this deficiency could not be made up until 1945 if the present rate of commissioning fliers were followed. "If the aeronautic organization Is to expand as now seems probable," he continued "the ultimttnn in r. BY AUTOGYRO BLADE ANGELES. Dec.

23 (A. "rQUellne Do, i Theodors and Henrls of the Rltz are there, anyhow? The decorative motif of Hapsburg House is Tyrolean, tie cuisine strictly and classically French. We were not among the youth and chivalry invited to its opening last Sunday, as there was room for only a hundred, and Fanny Hurst took up most of that, but report has It that the tariff Is moderate. You can sneeze for a mere $20 and there is no extra charge for napkins. So that you may have carfare home the coat check girl, reversing the usual custom, actually cnocked unconscious today and a deep cut under the right the blade of an auto- DCino non u- i j.

"huck ner. a'l she might be STARTING TUESDAY after-Christmas CLEARANCE Women's and Misses' COATS SUiTS FURS HATS SHOES at season-end reductions Tonlo Selwart affects bow ties Sherry is diminishing the lead of lpni V'tisuc surgery cm a gear. ntiw BnoMf "rt.cu.nr ly among the really discriminating www rne Princeton triangle snow NE of the gay old customs of nEST SUSPECT HERE tei'n" C'ty Me- 0 for this year is a peach The Marquis de Polignac. proprietor of the town, utemming from the time before the war, was the Pomery and oreno cnampagne, was unable to get a bottle of his own wine the first week of repeal Malcolm Whltaker, the boy aviator senator WilliHin l. Mansflelo Allegheny, making five days th maximum for municipal advertistti' belore the award of CWA contrnetn.

Senator James J. Coyne, Allegheny, repealing a four-mill tax on bank deposits. Senator Morton Wilkin, Philadelphia, extending time for payment a $2 floor tax on liquor until Dt -ccfnber 31, 1034, and permlttlne Pennsylvania to share in any return of Federal taxes on liquor. The Governor also signed the Salus (Philadelphia) resolution casting Pennsylvania's vote In favoi of ratification of the child labor amendment to the Federal card to naval aviators will be even more serious." T'rges Reaerve Training Training of personnel In the naval and Marine Corps aviation reserve was said by King to have been carried on in "a more satisfactory manner "than in any previous year." "However, the reduction In training funds in the latter part of the year was a serious blow to morale," he said in referring to retrenchments in the service tor economy. Among the other recommendations submitted wa- one for an increase of the civilian personnel "to i Theodore Conley, 35.

15th md was arrested 'IliiS ln connection with at-'J. hold-up of the West Cr branch of the Calvert 'I Mart onj i i. annual award of a magnum of champagne by the management of the Central Park Casino to the first person to drive the first sleigh of wlnterf up to its porte-cochere. Of recent years there have been few enough slelghers ln Central Park and. reaven knows, few enough magnu ns, but with the revival of the good living and customs of old times tlie management has once more posted its traditional offer.

Last year we ourself had the first sleigh out and a very handsome one 'in a Pllce In DORIS WARNER MERVYN LEROY NEW YORK, Dee. 23 (A: 1Br noid-ups. was ar- seated ln a motor car im or ERVYN LEROY. motion pic "rvin, er tne car "fcyinui i.erl lne ar M' ture director, and Doris R. bore I' uS- ncfn Plates Identical broadcast over the permit the bureau to keep abreast Warner, of New York, today of Washington, Is very much on the town People are eating grouse again.

HELD IN MAIL THEFTS A Christmas-rush temporary clerk In the North Philadelphia postofflce sub-station was held In $1000 for court yesterday, charged with withdrawing lettera from the mall. He Is Samuel Quatle, 32. of 16th st. near Diamond. Postal inspectors testified at his arraignment that Quatle confessed taking five letters the first niKht he worked, and five the second He was then arrested.

Quatle was rebuked as an ingrate by Commissioner Wacker as he Im Friday, a short the hold-up ocurred. The implication In the obtained a marriage license at the Municipal Building and planned to be married January 2 at Mt. Vernon, J. oi aeronautic progress provision for aircraft when new vessels are authorized rather than drawing on existing forces; authorization of funds for development of a fleet patrol plane of long cruising radius and with suitably Installed living "ritrtu arraigned berore cmor In the 8th and In their license application If- iiho, station. He was held roy, who is tne son or Harry M.

further hearing 71 8atu, Media Marriage Lirerotca Hfirciitl to Thr Inquirer. MKIHA. as Tli flllti mar rime tuoiir! tit-re: Krmili 3 Jr. a. an, I cite.

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al AlHarl J. Ill quarters for the crew; replacement of the airship Akron which crashed Levy, gave his age as 33, and Miss Warner, who was born ln Pitts Mturday. It was, tco, painted red, wltn a bui-falo rob and a horse named Patsy. Major Kennelly. of the New York Athletic Club, had the second, but a poor thing It was, and whenever we overtook him on a straightaway we shouted "Get a horse This year the competition probably will be stiffer1.

I LIBBV HOLMAN REYNOLDS is erfginr hack Into circulation again and we, for one, will shout wlfh glad acclaim when we lesrn sh is to return to the stage. sat naxt to her at a delightful with heavy lo.ss of life off the New run. Jersey coast, in April; construction burgh, gave hers as 21. The couple planned to be married by Rabbi S. Flneberg at Mt.

Sinai Temple in of a smaller airship for training pur See Monday morning's papers for actual values and prices poses; recommlssloning the airship Los Angeles now laid up at the Lakehurst, N. naval air station. NWRK- Drc- 23 (A. 3 mPpr shipment of lull-ij New York todnv. rM brought 20.000 4 Chlftn.

Capri and Orvieto Mt. Vernon. Lcroy, who Uvea in Los Angeles, has been married once. He and his first wife were divorced to Los Angeles ln August, USX posed ball. "You nave proved yourself unworthy of consideration." he said, "by betraying the confidence of the man who obtained this temporary work for you." at.

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oeih' 1 ar a. iw rfraV. int. M. X)U Pd-I and provision providing for further aircraft tender facUiUea.

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