Evening star. [volume], July 14, 1935, Page A-10, Image 10

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LEADER OF SCOOTS
TO INSPECT CMP
Lord Baden-Poweli, English
Group Founder, Coming
to Washington.
Lord and Lady Baden-Powell. ac
companied by their two daughters,
the Misses Heather and Betty Baden
Powell, will come to Washington next
Wednesday to inspect the site of the
national jamboree of the Boy Scouts
of America, to be held here August
31 to 30.
Lord Bftden-Powell, founder of the
Boy Scout movement in England and
known In Scout circles as ‘‘Chief Scout
of the World,” probably will return
to Washington to attend the jamboree,
which will bring more than 30,000
boys to the Nation’s Capital. He
and Mr*. Powell have been Invited
to be guests at the White House dur
ing the jamboree.
The national headquarters of the
Bcouta announced yesterday that word
had been received that six Boy Scouta
of American parentage, now living In
China, will attend. Five of these boys
were born in China and speak Chinese
fluently, it was reported. The boys
have already sailed, accompanied by
eight others picked by the Chinese
government to represent that country.
Pitching of tents on the Abingdon
aite Tuesday or Wednesday of this
week will soon put that camp in
readiness. Shower baths and sanitary
facilities, Including sewage systems,
water systems and telephone lines,
have been Installed. This camp will
accommodate 10.000 Scouts. Another
10,000 will be housed In a similar camp
on Columbia Island and the third
camp will be located in East Potomac
Park, near Halns Point.
BROTHERS, ONE 14,
HELD IN SLAYING
Bound Over to Grand Jury in
Death of Aged Fanner
From Gunshot.
Br the Associated Press.
ROCKY MOUNT. Va., July 13.—
Two brothers, the younger 14 years
old, were bound over to the grand Jury
today by Police Justice J. B. Allman
on a charge of having slain Marsh
Mullins, aged farmer, Tuesday night.
Howard and Elisha Bowles, the for
mer 14. claimed the shooting was
accidental. They said Mullins got In
the way of a shot Intended for a rab
bit. The shot was fired by Howard
Bowles, police said.
Surella Young, near whose dwelling
the shooting occurred, said the boys
called Mullins from the rear of the
house before the shooting. She said
■he did not hear any quarrel.
Accused of firing Into a moving au
tomobile in the Endlcott section Tues
day night, Oarfield Wagner, 33, also
was held for the grand jury. No one
was injured by the shot.
FINANCIER’S MARRIAGE
HAILED BY EX-WIFE
Mr the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, July II.—Mrs. Anne
Rumpf Bums, St. Louis socialite and
former New York artist’s model, last
night hailed as "wonderful” reports
that Dawson J. Bums, Jr., New York
investment counsellor who divorced
her Wednesday at Reno, Is about to
take another wife.
"It must be one of those Reno
things,” commented Mrs. Bums.
Meanwhile In New York Bums
termed "absurd” rumors that he might
marry Mrs. Clara May Blum Tankard,
who divorced her husband at Reno on
Monday.
“We just happened to come back
cn the same plane and that’s how it all
started,” Bums was quoted as saying.
"I was terribly embarrassed. Really
there’s nothing to It.”
Retired Captain’s
Son Wants to Fight
With Ethiopians
Walter Isham wants to fight,
go barefooted and see excite
ments—in large doses—but he
can’t find anybody who will let
him fight!
Walter, who Is 36 years Old,
is the son of Capt. Harris Isham,
U. S. A., retired, lives at Port
Washington, Md., and has served
six years In Uncle Sam’s Army,
brought his tale of woe to The
Star yesterday when he was un
able to find any one who could,
or would, enlist him in the
Ethiopian Army.
Walter is a strapping fellow of
more than 6 feet, weighs abdut
180 pounds and wears a smile that
belies his belligerent talk. He
has been in Mexico, Panama and
Cuba and likes them an. He
thinks he would like Ethiopia
just fine, bare feet and all.
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