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THE BOSTON GLOBE TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 6, 1935 mi RIEL GIRL 'FRIEND' ENTERSIIOSPITAL Miss Bottomley Under Observation SAME WIFE SUED FOR NEW DIVORCE Night Manager at Hotel Files Second Action Because this fashionable New York studio shop is closing for the month of August you save WEDNESDAY one or few of a kind Small Remarried Her Year Ago After Decree of 1916 Portland Police Report False Stories Given by Her Mostly this summer, some last Spring or last Fall street, dinner, afternoon or evening dresses many navy sheers or crepes in the lot. All one or few of a kind. Some soiled from handling. Markdowns taken previous to our from a DRESSES ef tte street, sport, afternoon or Tning EXAMPLES Ol'B PLAN Ftrrt prices must be low or we los throufh automatic reduction ter 12 selling day: BO'V after 8 selling days; after 24 selling days. Goods given away to charitable institutions after 30 selling days.

SpceUl DixDateh the GUfca Aug 5 Frances Bottomley, Portland girl who gave police here a hectic night as she recounted her Experiences with Etta Kiel, much-sought Oxford girl who has been missing since Nov 22, was today ordered committed to the Psychopathic Hospital for 10 days observation. Doctors examined her and then ordered the commitment. Portland police said that she had given them considerable trouble by supplying false information about various cases in that area. rlflssl Mr trie rl WEDNESDAY size 12 lilac printed chiffon afternoon dress $10.95 $3.95 size 12 2-piece blue peasant crash dress $14.95 $4.95 size 18 navy sheer silk crepe dress $4.95 size 20 brown printed crepe dress $14.95 $4.95 size 20 navy and white printed crepe jacket dress $14.95 $6.95 size 16 novelty gray and black printed crepe dress $14.95 $4.95 riilitit arlM trie WEDNESDAY $18.95 $6.95 $14.95 $6.95 $18.95 $8.95 $18.95 $6.95 $18.95 $4.95 $14.95 $4.95 $22.50 $6.95 $18.95 $8.95 size 12 red, brown and green printed crepe size 40 navy sheer crepe Jacket dress with polka dot top size 18 printed silk crepe dress long wool crepe coat size 14 printed satin evening gown -size 16 pastel green satin evening gown size 3 8 long sleeve green lace dinner gown size 12 brown net evening gown ruffled cape collar size 20 black satin evening gown 16 red printed crepe aress wnn riac A wool crepe coat $14.95 $6.95 size 40 navy sheer crepe jacket dress $14.95 $6.95 And others too numerous to mention OF OTHER BARGAIN LOTS NOT ADVERTISED NO MAIL ORDERS, Wendall Hervey SmaU, night manager of the Hotel Copley-Plaza, yesterday asked a divorce in Suffolk Probate Court from Eva Med-nell Small, whom he has once divorced and remarried. He charges that she was cruel and abusive to him on Sept 4, 1934, and that she was unfaithful to him on various occasions with persons unknown to him.

Small divorced his wife originally in 1916, a short time after he married her. After that Mrs Small married and divorced other men and then remarried the hotel man last year. They lived in an apartment at 1156 Commonwealth av, Allston. There are no children. Small said that his first divorce was obtained on the ground of infidelity.

Frank H. Shapiro, 30 State st, is counsel for him. HOUSE TO VOTE ON POTATO CONTROL A. A. A.

Conferees Decide on Separate Ballot WASHINGTON. Aug 3 (A P) Congressional conferees on the A. A. A. bill today sent to the House for a separate vote the Senate amendment classifying potatoes as a basic commodity and setting up a production control system.

The action followed closely the filing of a House Agricultural Committee minority report on the Warren Potato bill, which is similar to the control plan proposed in the Senate amendment. Decision of the conferees to call for a separate House vote on the potato amendment meant the Warren measure, given a favorable vote by the TYPHOON WIPES OUT HUNDREDS IN CHINA Southern Fukieq Province Villages Flooded Claim Investigated Last night, the girl claimed to have been with the Riel girl in Weymouth Landing. She said that she induced the Riel girl to give herself up. Sarah Riel, younger sister of the missing girl, came to the police station today and talked with the bottomley girl. She said that she did not think the Bottomley girl had ever met her sister.

KRESS WILL RETURN TO NATIVE GERMANY Gives Up Fight for License Refused by LaGuardia NEW YORK. Aug 5 (A P) Paul W. Kress, whose failure to obtain a masseur's license in New York city became an international incident, gave up the fight for his license today and AMOY, China, Aug 5 (A P) China, already suffering from the severest floods in years, was dealt another blow by nature today. A typhoon tore through Southern Fukien Province, leaving hundreds dead. Fragmentary reports from interior points said many of the victims were MEN We have just purchased 40,000 pairs IRREGULARS and WEDNESDAY we offer THOUSANDS prs.

35cor 50c drowned. Streams were flooded and many villages were completely inun dated. Fears were increased by weather predictions that a similar storm was Dubonnet WiU 15 -wine od li -l0Vsonl" on its way. Th deadly typhoon affected vir tually every section of the southern half of the great province, centering House Agricultural Committee some at Chuanchow. 100 miles north of Amoy.

There some 2000 homes were reported destroyed. It was described as the worst typhoon which has struck China's south coast in many years. The population of Fukien Province is estimated at 20.000.000 persons. It time ago, would reach the floor. BANISHED DOG NEEDS HOME WITH ACREAGE Court at Cambridge Rules Toby Out of Section SOX is one of the greatest tea-growing provinces in China, and is especially Take it from the French everything will tate better after a Dubonnet.

9 noted for its flower-scented teas. The climate is subtropical. The 20c province as a whole is mountainous. AIM A -M CI Hit im. Scww- tm tc announced he would return to his native Germany Wednesday to run his father's laundry.

Mayor F. H. LaGuardia had refused to allow the license commissioner to issue Kress a masseur's permit on the ground that he was not naturalized, and that Germany had refused to grant similar courtesies to Americans. "I'm sailing Wednesday on the Hamburg." he announced in a prepared statement. "I'm going back to run my father's laundry business in Germany at Berga-Thuringer." Kress said the Mayor had given him no choice as he refused to burden friends pending receipt of his final naturalization papers in 1936 He said he did not fight the Mayor's ban In court because "to do so would give professional trouble makers the opportunity to enlarge upon my case." SAY U.

S. AGENTS PROCEED UNFAIRLY Druggists of Hartford Protest to Washington Special DUpatch to tht Glob HARTFORD, Conn, Aug 5 Complaints of unfair treatment by Federal agents inspecting their premises for violation of the alcoholic Jax act. are being made to Washington by druggists here. So aroused are they over the pay MANILA, Aug 5, (A P) Seventeen persons were repotted dead in north OR ELASTIC TOP ANKLETS em and central Luzon Island today in floods following typhoons. A score more are missing, thou WE PAY CASH FOR GOLD and SILVER IN ANT FOBM PEASE CURREN Rflnr ef lrciu Mctait RO-FIIID BOtTOI.

VAII. 13 CENTER ST- BROCK TOW. MASS. sands are homeless and marooned, while rain continues. In the MAIN BASEMENT on the BALCONY in the MEN'S BASEMENT storc- PORT AUTHORITY BILL IS PASSEDBY HOUSE Permits Bringing Action for Discrimination FAMOUS MAKE new summer and fall patterns FAMOUS MAKE lisle or rayon and lisle MILL EXECUTIVES ACT TO REASSURE BUYERS CHARLOTTE, Aug 5 (A P) In an effort to stimulate the cotton FAMOUS MAKE white or pastel shade sox FAMOUS MAKE conservative pattern sox Size 10 to 12 in lot irregulars are mottly mitweavet few mend Toby." the white English bull terrier banished from the Magnolia-av neighborhood of Cambridge by order of' the District Court yesterday, is still without a new home, and its owner, Mrs Nora Sullivan, has to dispose of the animal by Thursday.

Mrs Sullivan, who lives at 29 Magnolia av, was brought before Judge Louis L. Green for keeping an allegedly vicious dog. She spoke vigorously in defense of her dog, saying that "he is a good dog and wouldn't harm anybody." Neighbors testified, however, that it has attacked other dogs in the neighborhood and killed at least two. Judge Green commented: "Mv oninion Is that the das nnoht SOX goods trade, 150 mill executives of the carded and combed yarn groups at a meeting here todav adnnted a FAMOUS MAKE rayon and lisle mesh sox FAMOUS MAKE plain color or novelty plaids FAMOUS MAKE clocked or mixture patterns resolution providing for refunds to COURT CLEARS THORE OF PROFANITY CHARGE Friend of Pigeons Has Wife as a Defense Witness OUR FLAN First prices must be low or we lose through automatic reductions 26 after 13 nelling days, 50 after 18 selling days, Hfc after 24 selling days. Goods given away to charitable institutions after 30 selling days.

buyers in the event of the termina tlon or any other change in the cot ton processing tax. HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAIN LOTS NOT ADVERTISED NO MAIL ORDERS G. H. Dorr of New York, president of the Cotton Textile Institute, Inc. attended the meeting, and tomorrow to be removed from the neighborhood ment of compromise fines on the spo Patience Exhausted Second Skater: "That fellow at the First Skater: "What are you laugh- other end of the pond whom we ing at?" couldn't bear." I- he will attend a similar meeting of "But what about him?" "The ice couldn't bear him, -Stray Stories.

WASHINGTON. Aug 5 (A P) The McCormack bill, designed to remove a technicality preventing Port Authorities from bringing action for alleged discrimination before the Interstate Commerce Commission, was passed today by the House under suspension of rules. Because of a Supreme Court decision holding that port were not localities within the meaning of th law. the legislation has been sought in the last three sessions of by Representative McCormack and the Boston Port Authority. The bill already had passed the Stnate but because of a clarifying amendment must go back to that bodv for concurrence.

McCo-macK the narrow sheeting group in Atlanta. and turned over to the Animal Rescue League. Let them find a place for it." Mrs Sullivan admitted that "Toby" loves a fight, with other dogs, but moments ladies who have to was aided in pacifying opponents of for violations they describe as "unintentional" and "technical" that two leading druggists have protested to Senator Lonergan and other Connecticut members of Congress. The druggists are GeOrge A. Chandler, president of Sisson Drug and Dr Dwight H.

Stoughton, head of the chain of Stoughton Drug Stores. Two agents of the Federal Alcoholic Commission were sent here from Boston more than a month ago to inspect the liquor stock of drug stores, taverns, restaurants and package stores. Whereyer violations are found, however technical or unintentional, the agents say "It was the law" and "we have no alternative but to be strict." They are accepting immediate settlement in $5 and $10 fines for each violation. claims never is lerocious toward persons. She had quite a time convincing the photographer of this, however.

"Toby" was all over the backyard and front steps when he wis wanted to pose for a picture at th front door. He Is four years of age and friends say all he needs is sufficient amount of space to permit him to roam and work off his tremendous energy. Mr and Mrs Sullivan and their children expressed disappointment nt the court order, but stated that it will be complied with. If somebtxiy docs not call and ofier the animal a new home, they will turn it over to the Animal Rescue League. the bill by Representatives Corning.

Dem. of New York, and Holmes. Rep, of "Massachusetts, cf the House Interstate Commerce Committee. The bill was indorsed several weeks ago bv a delegation from Boston and N.ew Vork State, headed by John I. Fitzgerald of the Boston Port FIVE WILL BE ARRAIGNED UNDER NEW WAIVER LAW Notice: creamed Chicken.

on Ham 1U "Ztkf vtgr pv Wendell P. Thme. sr known to every politician cr. R'fni Hill and at City Judge Francis J. Goode in Mjr rsl Court yesterdar that he r' profanity to tra.Tic pohcemar.

Crrrtr H. Schnicks and the court a charge made by the cff.cer. To prove that he never rc-fanity Mr Thore had his as a witness. Mr Thore was in Dci-i indulging in a custom cf rr.ar.y feeding the pigeons ard had ar argument with officer Sehr.jck. hc.

he claims the officer had deijed crossing of a street. Mr Thore admitted tha! previously criticized rr.ctr.fi of handling traffic, but a. for sweating he declared he had net even thought of it. Schnicks. when t-argument became hot.

grabbed M. Thore by the collar a.nd lock to a patrol box. Judge Goode when he had heard all the evidence announced that was not convinced by the evidence, beyond reasonable ant: Mr Thore. LYNN GIRL, 5. BURNED PLAYING WITH MATCHES LYNN.

Aug 5 While playing matches, with a yourg girl companior. Alice L. Duch. 5. 381 Essex st.

th: city, received first and secor.d burns. The youngster was taken to Lym Hospital after her dresi had becorr.e ignited while placing with Murna Da. vis of the same address. Acccrd.rt to the police the youngster net suffered first and econd degree burrs about the head and shoulder, but a is received other burns abcut fcer bodj. Five defendants will be arraigned under waiver of indictments at a BANISHED FROM CAMBRIDGE tempt finicky children, or you who have husbands who never do come home on time try quick 6c chicken meals as the solution of your problems.

RfiiR Boned Chicken is the sweet, pure, tender ready -cooked meat from carefully selected and government inspected chickens. There's no waste every morsel is chicken meat of superior quality. Demonstrate to yourself the low per-person cost per meal of the dishes in which special session of the Middlesex Su perior Criminal Court called for 3 :) o'clock this aftornoon at East Cambridge. Chief Justice Walter Perley Hall will preside. Under a new law.

defendants held for the Grand Jury by a District Court may apply for leave to waive an indictment ad ak for prompt arraignment. If the district attorney consents, a session of the Superior Court is held and the defendant may then have his day in court. Of thecases scheduled for today, two defendants are charged with larceny of an automobile, another with using an automobile without authority after suspension of license and two others with breakin? and entering in the night time. All five de- n( h.v rlarirf diiltv so thftt Boned Chicken recommended. thetr sentences will be imposed to-l UU vPCvd frn-, FREE1 day.

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10 4 Offcr SaHtof CNAMftAIN AiM 1 NOtMANOH Aft 21 H. AINtllT NiSHMAN, MiMf.tr 421 Isylttta SI. Tst. COM. II HE NEEDS WIDE OPEN SPACES "Toby," 'a fighting English bull terrier and his owners, Mr and Mrs John Sullivan..