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I
LEADSFULL LIFE
Veteran Who Lives on San
Miguel Saved Life of
Companion.
By the Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA. Calif, July 24.
—Herbert S. Lester, “the King of San
Miguel Island,” has gone back to
his little domain after a fortnight
here, to carry on the lonesome but
muscle and health building life be
gun at the close of the World War.
Shellshock made it necessary for
Lester .o find a place of peace and
quiet for the restoration of his health.
The little island of San Miguel off the
California coast furnished the an
swer.
The island has no communication
with the mainland, other than a sup
ply boat which calls every three
months with mail and food. Aside
from these infrequent interruptions,
Lester spends day after day at the
few chores required of the resident
manager of the island, and with only
his wife for companion.
Two children were born—Mary
Anne, who is 6. and Betty, who is 3.
Several weeks ago Lester and Rob
ert L. Brooks, who now leases the
island from the Government for sheep
raising, and employs Lester, were re
pairing a wharf for loading this year's
shipment of lambs.
Man Injured in Fall.
Brooks, standing on a slippery rock
w he worked, slipped and fell. A
rusty bolt extending from one of the
piles caught his leg, and ripped the
flesh.
Lester had no medical training, but
he knew that to save Brooks he must
close the wound.
He thought of his wife's sewing bas
ket. No, that would not do. The
fragile needles might break, the
thread might not hold. He had one
thing stronger—fishline.
Placing a common curved sacking
needle and a length of fish line in
boiling water, he cleansed Brooks’
wound Then he placed stitch after
stitch, until the edges of the wound
were drawn together.
Lester next turned his thoughts to
summoning aid. There was only one
possibility—the international distress
Bignal. Lester ran the American flag
—upside down—to the top of the mast
of his dwelling. On the twelfth day
he sighted the Vacquero. the supply
boat owned by R M. Vail—four days
ahead of schedule.
Arriving at the island, Vail dropped
Other business to bring the suffering
man to Santa Barbara for hospital
care. Here the doctors said Lester
had cared with such skill for Brooks'
wound that recovery eventually would
be complete.
Thrills Are Rare.
But such thrills as these are rare
in Lester's realm. Two years ago
George Hammond of Montecito be
came acquainted with the Lesters,
found a landing place on the island
for his plane, and made weekly calls,
bringing them mail and periodicals.
Little Betty has not seen street
ears, automobiles, telephones or mo6t
of the myriad things that make up
modern life. She has not returned
to the mainland since she went to the
island with her mother at the age of
3 months.
When Mary Anne, the elder, reached
the age when school became necessary,
Lester built a school, known as the
world's smallest, although it boasts a
bell—taken from a locomotive. Here,
five days a week. Mary Anne has come
to the sounding of the bell for the last
year to receive instructions from her
mother.
Some time the educational needs of
his children will break up for a time
the little "kingdom.” Until then, how
ever. Lester intends to stay on, happy
and healthv.
Americans visiting Sweden last year i
totaled 15,417, compared with 9,693 !
in 1935.
Shipping News
Arrivals and Departures
at New York
ARRIVALS.
Today,
ACADIA—Nova Scotia . 8:00 P.M
GEORGE WASH GT N-Norfolk 4:00 P M.
QIIRIGLA—Port Limon_ Noon
Tomorrow.
AMERICAN IMPORTER—.
Liverpool __ p \r
gISSEfftuilfo'W..:::- sSHv ■ •
NERISsA—Deme.rara ___ s ;in A M
PASTORES—Cristobal _ . g-ao A M- ' i
S?iFFojr MdVL\*7-?.0.uth a m p t on _ s 00 A M
t£EBc?n —Bermuda.. 0:00 A.M
foi rvnIA<irS£,n,.F,2ncl5co-9:00 A.M. !
a OLENDAM—Rotterdam _ A M.
Saturday. July 31.
PE GRASSE—Havre
di thess of atholl— ~
_Montreal
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT— .
Hamburg . ... _ f
—
SAILING. !
(Trans-At Ian tie.)
Today.
ARGOSY—Orothenberg ,_8:00 A.M. |
Tomorrow.
ROBIN HOOD—St. Vincent_« Noon
Thor,day. July SO.
CowRf — Noon
ROBIN GRAY—Cape Town___ (
Friday. July 30.
£?7rRJCA* fARMER-London 4:00 P.M. I
- LL—Rotterdam . _ J
CALIFORNIA—Glasgow Midnight 1
—Antwerp. I ‘
PP^JOSTEIN—Antwerp .. Midnight 1
LACONIA—Liverpool 5:00 PM 1
MAE 'Isthmian)—Alexandria!: •
fcm^vn!t~Hols‘nki, -5:00 PM i
VOLENDAM—Rotterdam . . _ Midnight |
Saturday. July 1.
AMERICAN IMPORTER—
Liverpool ... 11 00. AM
BERGENSFJORD—Oslo liOtTP.M!
CONTE DI SAVOIA—Genoa __ Noon
CYPRIA—Casablanca __
LAGAHOIM—Gothenburg _—I-!’
WEST ISLETA—
Loureno Marques _
SAILING.
(Sooth and Central America, Weit Indies
and Canada.)
Today.
AMAPALA—La Ceiba _11:00 A.M.
COLUMBIAN—Cristobal _2:00 P.M.
FOET AMHERST—St. John’s..11:00 A.M.
IROQUOIS—Vera Cruz _3:00 P.M.
MONARCH OF BERMUDA —
Bermuda -3:00 P.M.
MUNARGO—Nassau _1:00 P.M
MUSA—Puerto Cortez_ Noon
ORIENTE—Havana Noon
PENNSYLVANIA—San Francisco Noon
SAN JUAN—San Juan _ Noon
TO LEA—Puerto Colombia_ Noon
WESTERN PRINCE—
Buenos Aires_ Noon
Thursday. July 29.
COAMO—Ciudad Trujillo _3:00 P.M.
NERISSA—Trinidad _3:00 P.M
PASTORES—Cristobal . _ Noon
QUIRIGl’A—Port Limon _ Noon
YUCATAN—Vera Cruz 4:00 P.M.
Friday. July 30.
BONIFACE—Ceara
LADY HAWKINS—Trinidad_
MEDEA—Maracaibo _
SANT.A Ll’CIA—Valparaiso Midnight
ATLANTIDA—La Ceiba _ .11:00 A.M.
CALAMARES—Santa Marta_ Noon
CARINTHIA—Bermuda _5:00 P.M.
duchess of athoi.l—
St. Lawrence cruise 10:30 P.M.
FORT TOWNSEND—St John’s. 11:00 A.M.
MONARCH OF BERMUDA—
Bermuda _8:00 PM.
ORIENTE—Havana _ « Noon
PLATANO—Puerto Oorte*_ Noon
PONCE—San Juan . _ Noon
SANTA PAULA—San Prindaeo Noon
WRATERN WORLD— I
Bueno* Aire* _ Noon
Took a Chance
HERBERT S. LESTER,
Cites Belgian King’s Pro
posal to Establish Com
mercial Equilibrium.
By the Associated Press.
Secretary Hull, apostle of liberalized
world commerce, indorsed yesterday
any European-sponsored move to stim
ulate economic education and promote
world economic rehabilitation.
His views were expressed in com
ment on the proposal of King Leopold
of Belgium to establish an interna
tional institute to draft ways for
achieving commercial equilibrium and
financial stabilizaton.
(King Leopold made his suggestion
in a letter to Paul Van Zeeland, Bel
gian premier, who recently returned
to Brussels after conferences here
with President Roosevelt and Hull.)
Hull explained he had not examined
the monarch's proposal in detail and
could not express any opinion on its
specific suggestions. Generally speak
ing, he said, vitally important eco
nomic relationships were more de
pendent today than ever before on a
sound economic foundation, and im
partial economic organizations could
perform a distinct service to the -world.
Hull avoided any intimation that
President Roosevelt would—as sug
gested in several European quarters—
assume the leadership in the economic
crusade by calling an economic con
ference or organizing an Economic
Committee.
In answer to questions, Hull said
he did not recall that the King's spe
cific recommendation had been dis
cussed at the White House conferences
with Premier Van Zeeland. It was
understood at the time of the premier's
visit last month that a proposal to set
up a committee to survey the world
situation was among the numerous
topics broached by Van Zeeland.
The Secretary emphasized that the
United States, in carrying out its re
ciprocal trade act program, had
preached the value of liberalizing trade
restrictions that now hamstring inter
national commerce.
The United States has negotiated
and signed reciprocal trade pacts with
16 nations in which tariff barriers
were reduced and other obstacles to
the flow of trade removed as far
as possible.
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—Fair today, >
except possibly a thundershower this
afternoon: tomorrow local thunder
showers: Uttle change in temperature:
gentle south and southwest winds.
Maryland and Virginia—Fair today
?xcept scattered thundershowers in
interior today; tomorrow local thun
iershowers; little change in tem
perature.
West Virginia—Fair in morning and
ocal thundershowers this afternoon;
tomorrow local thundershowers and
slightly cooler.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
ittle muddy late yesterday.
Rp-Dort T'ntil l a d m _a_
Ldnight --74 12 noon _ 87
0 a m-. 30 p.m. _7^
Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday
D m' 7*st"day. Year ago. 85.
xjvegi, 68. h a m. yesterday. Year ago. 65.
Ren 1 Temperature* Tlii« Year.
Highest. 96. on July .
Lowest. 19. on February 28.
Tide Table*.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Htirveyj
rifyK Today. Tomorrow.
“*.h-9:40 a.m.
p.?h- 3.38 a.m. 4.18 a.m.
o*h - 9:2, p.m. Jo.Off p.m.
■on - 4:03 p.m. 4:38 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
jon. today _sfoT' 7:!^
lun. tomorrow __ 5:03 7 25
loon, today . —8:26 p.m. 7:13 a.m.
Automobile lights must ba turned on one
lall nour alter sunset.
Precipitation.
-„-?n,th,Iy oreclpitatlon in inehes in th#
.apital (current month to date);
Month. 1937. Average. Record.
anuary -- ,.83 355 7.Si '37
"etjruary - 3.33 3.27 6.84 '84
?parrilh-3.73 854 '91
iB=.» h.8o 3.2 7 9,13 '89
4ay - 4.02 3.70 10.69 '89
■ P® -6 21 4.13 10.94 '00
“ly - 2.82 4.71 10.63 '88
(Ugust. - - 4 01 1441 'Ofl
ieptember _ _ 304 {if-; .3?
Ictober _ 3' 5gJ .§4
November- — 2.37 869 *9
December - 3.32 7.56 '01
Weather in Various Cities.
_ Precip.
—Temperature— 7;30
Max. Min. Sat. p.m.to
Sat- Fri. 7;30 7:30
urday.night, p.m. D.m.
Asheville. N. C. __ 84 60 74
Atlanta. Ga. _ 90 70 78
Atlantic City. N. J. 84 72 76
Baltimore, Md. _ 92 70 8'’ -
Birmingham. Ala.— 90 68 84
3ismarck. N. Dak._ 80 62 73
Boston. Mass_ 92 66 84
Buffalo, N.Y_ 78 72 74
Dhlcago, 111. - 84 70 76 "l03
Binclnnati, Ohio_ 90 66 84
Dheyenne, Wyo. __ 88 56 78
Dleveland. Ohio_ 84 72 76
Dallas. Tex. _ 96 74 94
Davenport. Iowa_ 86 68 78
Denvei, Colo. _ 86 64 84 “ ~
Des Moines, Iowa— 80 68 76
Detroit. Mich_ 84 70 74 "45
Duluth. Minn._ 76 56 64 !o,J
El Paso Tex. _ 98 74 98
Dalveston. Tex_ 88 80 84 01
Helena. Mont._ 88 58 88
Huron. S. Dak. — 94 66 82 24
Indianapolis, Ind. _ 88 68 86
Jacksonville, Fla. 88 72 80 1 46
Kansas City. Mo. _ 78 74 74 [12
Little Rock. Ark. _ 94 72 88
Los Angeles. Calil. 82 64 78 ~ ~
Louisvi'le. Ky. . . 92 70 86 ~
Marinette. Mich. 72 56 68
Memphis Tenn. . HO 72 88
Miami. Fla. . 86 80 80 .57
Minneapolis. Minn. 86 60 84
Mobile. Ala . . 88 74 78 .50
Hew Orleans, La. 86 78 86 .03
Hew York. N. Y. .. 86 70 78
north Platte. Nebr. 00 62 00 .43
Dmaha. Nebr. _ 86 70 So .12
Philadelphia. Pa. 88 70 82
Phoenix. Aril. _110 82 108
Pittsburgh, Pa._ 86 66 82 .02
Portland, Me._ 82 66 76 .37
Portland. Oreg. _ 00 62 88
Rapid City, 8. Dak. 88 60 82 .12
Balt Lake City. Utah 08 66 94
3t. Louis. Mo. —_ 92 74 68
Ban Antonio. Tex. _ 98 74 96 — _
tan Diego. Calif. — 76 8S 74 _
Washington, D. C. - 90 84 —.
r
DIVORCE JAM SEEN
IN ENGLISH COURTS
More Judges May Be Needed to
Handle 22,000 Cases Under
New Law.
By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 24.—Liberalization
of England's divorce laws made it
probable today that more divorce
court Judges will be needed to handle
the impending flood of cases.
Regarded by the British press as
the biggest change in England's social
laws in many years, the new divorce
measure led high court lawyers to
estimate they would have SO per cent
more work to do after January 1,
when the law becomes operative.
The new law, enacted by the House
of Commons Friday, will establish
desertion without cause for three
or more years, incurable insanity for
five years and cruelty as new grounds
for divorce.
Hitherto, the only ground for divorce
In English law was adultery.
The formality of royal assent will
be given next week. The law was
sponsored by A. P. Herbert, author
legislator.
Lawyers said they believed most of
the 22.000 applicants for legal separa
tions on grounds of cruelty and de
sertion last year will be eligible now
for divorce.
E. S. P. Haynes, a supporter of the
new law, said that only "prodigious
expansion" of the King's proctor's
staff would make it possible to detect
collusion.
-•
Girls from all parts of Japan re
cently held a sword-fighting tourna
ment in Hongo.
WISCONSIN’S NINE
‘N. R. A.’ CODES DIE
Price of Haircuts, Half Soles, Dry
Cleaning Now Up to Each
Operator.
By the Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis., July 24.—The price
of haircuts, half soles on shoes and
dozens of similar services by hereto
fore State-regulated trades become a
matter of discretion with the opera
tors after midnight tonight.
That hour formally marks the death
of nine codes of fair competition en
forced under the State fair trades
practice law which the Legislature
failed to re-enact.
Not only prices which employes
oould charge customers, but wages
and working conditions of employes,
were subject to regulations by the
expiring codes.
Tradesmen and industries affected
were barbers, cleaners and dyers,
painters, paper hangers and decorators,
shoe repairers, window cleaners, bowl
ing parlor operators, highway con
structlon contractor*, the crushed
stone, sand and gravel industry, con-*
:rete and carpenter contractors.
The government of Greece has of
fered to buy wheat from growers at
$1.60 a bushel.
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I 19c Peoples Quality j
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| DEODORANT
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| Coupon 25c I
| Pronin Droit Siorn (S)
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