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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08
Notice to Subscribers
In Apartment Houses

Subscribers wishing the
carrier boy to knock on
the door when delivering
The Star will please tele-
phone circulation depart
ment, National 5000 and
instructions will be given
for this service to start at
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08
Princeton Glee Club
Gives Recital at Mayf1Ower.

TORTY young men from Prince
- ton, fresh from a fashionable
concert tour that took them
i to White Sulphur Springs
and Hot Springs, stood on the
minute stage of the Mayflower ball
room last night and sang pro-
gram of we'll turned songs. The
selections, commercially done for
the most part, in spite of the obvious
lack of breathing space, and the fact
that some of the BASES had to sing
straight up into the proscenium,
varied from old English to modern
English and from there to the col
lege songs which the audience want
ed to hear most.
1t seemed, in fact, as if the Glee
Clubs best moment came with "Old
Nassau" or perhaps with the
Orange and Black" At this point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08

STRAWBERRY ROMANOFF: Add l part crushed
strawberries to parts of whipped cream Then spread
slice of Breyers real Vanilla Ice Cream and top with
few whole strawberries
PINEAPPLE PARISIENNE: Take slice of Breyers nSI
Vanilla Ice Cream Spread it onethird of cup of
grated fresh pineapple.
BANANA ALEXANDRIA: Slice mellow-ripe banana
serving of Breyers real Vanilla Ice Cream. Then
cover with chocolate sauce
APRICOT BELLE FEMME: Sprinkle chopped almonds
Breyers real Vanilla Ice Cream Place canned apricot
on top and cover with whipped cream.
PEAR HELENE Place large half pear slice of Beyers
real Vanilla Ice Cream. Sprinkle over it chopped
glazed cherries and cover with chocolate sauce.
EGG ON TOAST" Place slice of toasted sponge
cake plate. Cover it with Breyers real Vanilla Ice
Cream. Then lay canned half peach top.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08

Breyers real Vanilla Ice Cream also delicious when served
with Marshmalow Whip, Hot Chocolate Sauce, Maple
Nut Sauce Buuerscotch Sauce and other similar sauces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08
BALLOT SUSTAlNS GAS

Lincoln, Nebr., Votes 2-to-1
Against Going Out of Business.
LINCOLN. Nebr. April LPD-Lin-
coin apparently does not want to go
out of the gas business.
Election returns showed a proposal
20 abolish the municipal gasoline FILL
ing station was beaten about to !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08
LEAVING FIRE BOARD

b. C. Heads Decline to Extend
Mothershead's Period of Service.
The District Commissioners yester-
day declined to extend for two years
the period CT service Of Lewis r.
Mothershead, one of the operators OF
the fire alarm board at the District
Building.
Mothershead's superior, ]. c. Simp-
son. District electrical inspector. recon-
mended that the time be extended on
account of Mothershead's efficiency and
competency, but the Commissioners de-
cided to let Mothershead retire and give
a younger man the job.
Mothershead reaches his SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary May Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08
Leaves for Port Darwin.

SINGAPORE, Straits Settlements,
April (P1.-The British airnan c. w.
A. Sect who is trying to beat Wing
Comdr. Charles Kingsford-Smith's nine
day record from England to Australia,
arrived here at so pm. today and left
at 2:30 for Palambangs, en- route to
Port Darwin, Western Australia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08

A pesudo science strangely mixed with
theology is the doctrine of the signature
of plants-that is, the belief that for
every illness there is some herb with
the power to cure it and that the herb
bears the sign or mark by which It may
be known against what particular ILL
ness it may be applied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08

IMPORTANT: Be sure to Breyers real Vanilla Ice
Cream for your desserts 1t is favored with genuine Vanilla
Beans-ground into tiny speoks And there's nothing else
in it except rich real cream and real cane sugar.
Buy Breyers real Vanilla in the modern Brerpkt Pint for
convenience and of serving. Your nearest Breyer
Dealer has -also the attractive favor combinations listed
the left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08
DANCING.

BALL ROOM DANcINc-PRTVATE yFs-
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L'Egare studio-Class in Ball room Tuesdsy--
Instruction, 8 to 9; class practice. 10 III
peglnnerS class Thursday, 0 to 10; private
2 81 NM Decatur 2e7Re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-08
WOMAN HURT IN RAID
Leaps From Window When Gold
Coast Speakeasies Are Visited.

Coast Speakeasies Are Visited.
CHICAGO, April 8 [P.-Two Gold
Coast alleged speakeasies were raided
early today by Pat Roche, special in
vestigator for States Attorney Swan
son, and three assistants.
In one negress attendant jumped
out of a window to escape arrest and
sustained fractures of the arm and
ankle.
In the other David Meade, attendant,
was arrested when SO bottles of choice
liquors were found.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28

Latest photograph records by Bing Crosby Many Happy Re- turns of the Day." Sweet and Love
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28
CHURCHMEN NOT FOUND

Further word from the Pacific International Airways at Anchor age reports that Pilot Harry Blunt of that company up to last night had been unsuccessful in his search for Brother George J. FelteS and his co-pilot, Brother LePeyre, who have been missing since they hop ped off in their plane from Me- Grath for Holy Cross Sunday. Pilot Blunt reported to the P. I. A. at Anchorage that weather conditions had been very unfavorable and that he was to continue the search today.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28

the Alaska Game Commission for a game warden to be stationed in Seward.
 Kenneth Seymore, who suggest ed the inauguration of night pa trol independent of the city force, as an aid ill protecting local prop erty against burglary and fire, re- ceiyed the unanimous endorsement of the Chamber It is expected the City Council will approve and con- tribute to this extra public welfare safeguard. The Chamber voiced the suggestion that undoubtedly num- erous residents aside from the bus mess people, might be glad to con- tribute to this patrol which will in clude the residential section of the city as we'll as the business district
 The Roads Committee reported excellent progress as to preliminary data with respect to the Seward Kenai project.
 Numerous letters were received in the last mail by the secretary from people in the States request ing information about Seward and vicinity.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28
WORK PROGRESSES

Clearing on the 7Ox90 site where Seward Airport's hangar is to be constructed is we'll underway and work progresses daily. Robert w. Johnston, the successful bidder, who is doing the work, is using a horse to take out the stumps and haul them away. The contractor has until December 5 to complete the work.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28
 CORLISS TO KODIAK

Walter Corliss, with the local Standard Oil Company plant and active in Seward social circles, will depart for Kodiak on the SS Ad- miral Evans and will be stationed there for couple of months He goes to relieve Tom Dyer who will take a brief vacation.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28
ENGLISH GIRL LEAVES

NEW YORK, Nov. 28. tH9)-Rose- mary Gliding, English girl who dis appearance from the home of a wellesley professor created stir, sailed for home where she will spend the holidays. When she left the professors house, she wrote. saying she was homesick for Eng land
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28
PRICES DECLINED
WASHINGTON, D. O., NG

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 26 R)-The average retail prices for food in 51 cities in the United States declined about one-third of one per cent during the month ending October IS, and were about 171a per cent below the average for the same date last year, a Labor Department survey showed.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28
G0MMUN|TY INTERESTS DISCUSSED YESTERDAY
 AT CHAMBER MEETING

For two hours Friday members of the Seward Chamber of Com merce discussed and acted upon many important civic matters. Of such interest was the regular week ly noon session, in the Electric Bakery, that not a man left his chair until President Leon Urbach's mallet struck the table with a re- sounding wallop signifying ad- journment.
 Following the reading of min- utes of the previous busy session, the capable secretary, Leonard Hopkins, dove into a mass of tele- grams and communications from all ports of America-from Wash ington, D. C., to California. The telegrams were answers from Dele gate James Wickersham relative to local coal bunkers and the miss ing link" road. Delegate Wick ersham is lending the local organ ization every effort at the com nand of his office to attain these projects.
 A letter from Ernest Walker Sawyer, assistant to Secretary Will bur. Department of the Interior, impressed the Chamber that AL aska now has three potent coastal organizations at it's command-the Alaska Departments of the Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles Chambers of Commerce.
 MT. Sawyer emphasized the fact that each of these cities have ex- cellent Congressional representa- lives. an asset of which constant use should be made. He suggest ed a series of Opportunity Letters be writer. each week to these three organizations because of commer- eial interest. He dwelled briefly oa the importance of development of Alaska mining which production he felt could be increased ten times the present output; the necessity of continuous effort toward bring ing about the construction of the Pacific International Highway, the encouragement of tourist travel, and Jther items.
 Regarding the 1892 visitation of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce to Seward, Anchorage and Fairbanks, it was suggested by a local member that 8 letter De written to the Golden Gate metro polls body, urging them to charter a steamer and come direct to Sew ard. The suggestion met with ap- proval.
 The Marine Committee submitted report on the recently completed breakwater which was not, they found, entirely satisfactory.
 The Landing Field Committee re- ported progress on the hangar site.
 The Game Reserve Committee turned in it's approval of a game reserve, one mile wide on both sides of the Seward-Lake Kena1 Highway, recommending such re- serve be made. Also, petitioning
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28

Joe Ramon, pioneer local resident and business man, has been some what i'll for about two weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28

The SS Starr will sail from Sew ard on its next trip to the Vest ward December 9.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28

Weather Strips at J. L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-28

Read our ad for special cleaning and pressing announcement. Sew ard Steam Laundry.
The Washington times., 1931-07-17
But What?

He might with kindness inquire of the youth exactly
what he proposes to interpret For the thing the
world is that music does not need Interpretation in the
dance 1t is often translated (and traduced) in dancing
but dancing has really given Interpretation to
music since music, complete in ITSELF only be made
audible The effort to interpret music put something
into it which there has resulted in the capers
with gauze and which make serious dancing silly
and tiresome. ...-.-
tap dancer, tangoist wazer, does not interpret the
musc-he merely dances to it, which is exactly what the
music pade for. The magnificent triumph of the Rus
sian Ballet did not interpret Strawinsky any than
the actors in tableau of a Vatican picture interpret
Watteau.
The Washington times., 1931-07-17
"AIways BeIittIin'

Russian critic explains the official reception of Post
and Gay effort of bourgeois politicians o capitalize
the amens achievement boost the morale Of the dprted
American people and divert their minds from the hardshps
Of the economic crisis The New Republic, always
sympathetic to the psychology of the Sove somewhat
hastily declares that the scientific results of the PosGatty
flight may be virtually nil'' apparently of the
navgaonal problems Gatty soved) and repeats familiar
criticism of America and the modern world: ''To excel
capture the worlds imagination. The radio the
newspapers, and the movies say the editors stop at
nothing produce wonders monsrosties for the
heroworshippng multitude The Stiffness of certain
efforts break records is apparent; but the notion that
the worship of outstanding athletes is modern fault needs
to be decsvely slapped down.
The Washington times., 1931-07-17
The Greek Way

Let the slap be delivered by who heard of
reception to Lndbergh acceptance Of Tden and Demp
sey actors pursuit Of Tunney he wandered
from the prze-ring to the villa of Bernard Shaw In his
fascinating Martyrdom of Man. written so years ago.
Wnwood says the Olympic Games of Ancient
Greece:
THE man who the olive garland that cele-
rated famous forever afterwards His statue
was erected in the public hall Delphi he received
he was not allowed to by the gates part of the
city wall beaten down. The city itself became during
five years. the talk Of Greece and wherever its people
travelled they welcomed with congratulations and
esteem
Where is statue to Charlie Paddock? Who Lind
berghs neighbors? Who remembers the of
Olympic winners? Except for those who got in trouble
into the movies what football heroes remembered? {?
Name three oufelders who played behind Rube Waddel
The neglect of athletes is really shocking!
Let Him Dance
It gets the papers that philosopher historian novel
s geographer and of the world going
his from becoming a dancer Hendrix Wilem Van
Loon, the philosopher historian, ETC., this instance
the author of book Tolerance, and it would be
seemy for him grow at this late date
The would be if modern parent refused sanction "a
lot of good that would do) and cut the defiant prg off
with shilling.
Yet think Mr. Van Loon, struggling his massive shoul
ders and smiling Of the readest smiles in the world
abandoning his real duty under the pretext Of abdcatng
non-exen power According to all the reports, his
is going to become interpretive dancer dancer,
not nghtclub dancer, but dancer who inter
prets Here the scepc and philosopher ought to step in,
as the wise father bows out
The Washington times., 1931-07-17
Domestic Details

1t appears that than a dozen stories have been
found unpalatable and among these according to good
guesser the reports of patch White House curtain,
OF Presidential dog biting visitor, of falling
into the Rapdan Of sent stop the noise of
penters and of particularly rapid drive from the
camp the White House. On the surface of these
stories is seriously annoying
few weeks ago uttered the herecal opinion that the
Presidents GOODNESS" attractive than the efforts
OF publicity and political advisers to make him warm,
to humanze him with little friendly gestures and anecdotes
Apparently Mr. Hoover is of the opinion AS prac
cal politician he must know that patch curtain will
endear him to million voters sweety and faithfully
than patching up the German financial fabric.
But he will have it. He will be President and not
just folks He has shown any contempt for human
beings although he to prefer them far away As
President however he has been cold his
of Germany coldy offered And the saving of
this coldness that Mr. Hoover will not allow himself to be
made hearty and chummy by his pressagens He lose
election, but he will his aoofness Even if
wonder what makes him afraid of appearing human,
there is something admirable in his stubborn refusal
The Washington times., 1931-07-17
True to Type
THE PRESIDENTS PRIVACY;
STATUES FOR ATHLETES,
NOT FOR DANCERS
-Ry GILBERT SELDES.

Although read the newspapers with devotion and care
haven't been at all conscious Of Washington items which
might be offensive to the President Mr. Hoover has, in
fact been enjoying the experience of almost universal
praise during the past few weeks and his public and official
life has been of such interest that private items
orally neglected. Yet the end of this period
men made that hereafter of the White House will
come from official and at the time that Sc
cret Service tracing "leak" in the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-08-13
The Revolutionary UpSurge in Cuba
and the Role Of the Communist Party
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNED

capitalist past
general orientaon nationalist
definitely that Menda will seek the
armed conflict within the confines of their trusted heutenant
avoiding unable
possibility may
already frightened their daring decided call the
revolution Off This happened than In the past Only
this deepening crisis the increasing mlncy Of
the Mendea succeed easily putting the
continue develop wider than the
bourgeois opposition has planned for.
responsibilities the
situation Cuba position to establish
working peasantry
exploited generally the revolutionary struggle against Machado
imperialism 24ho political protest strike August
called organized by the National Confederation of Labor has
working
against revolutionary
lose in the present situation On the
continuing Of the working and Of all the
the struggle the Maado
poent relief against cuts against the Emergency Law and
Yankee imperialism the Communist Party will continue TO unfold the
struggles higher level Of revolt
tonary struggle
Party support every movement OF the
imperialism
deepen struggle with anmperia reVou
headed the the
mInist Party
Party
ht revolution oppressed Sulng
bondage Yankee finance capital which
ruling the United States actively the revolutionary struggle
imperialism complete
working the United States
We must protest demonstrate against Mahado
pressing solidarity with the fight the Cuban
their National Confederation with their
Party We must demand and fight for the complete and unconditional
the immediate withdrawal
United States from the
the revolutionary struggle the workers OF
under the leadership of the Communist Party Of Cuba
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-08-13
German Professor in
Appeal to Capitalists
to War on the SOviets

Speaking at the Institute of
Politics at Williamstown, Mass,
yesterday, DR.. Herbert Won Beck
erath, professor of political sci
ence at Bonn University, Ger
many, urged an united imperial
list attack upon the Soviet Union.
The professor appealed TO the
French imperiaIists to patch up a
truce with the German bourgeoi-
sic for a defensive alliance"
against the Soviet Union. If
western civilization" tread cap
itaHsnn) and culture is to be saved
all Europe must be united against
the spread of Soviet culture, the
bourgeois professor said. Becker
ath expressed fear that the Ger
man masses would soon rise and
60 Bolshevik.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-08-13
Suppression OF Communist Party of Germany
Demanded by Socialist Capitalist Press

tempt to drive the Communist Party
into illegality is the reply of the fas-
cist and social-fascist parties to the
growing strength Of the Party, shown
in the referendum last Sunday. The
majority Of the 100000 workers
who voted for the dissolution of the
Prussian Landtag came out under
the leadership of the Communist
Party. The fascist parties, which
nominally favored the referendum,
did whatever was in their power to
bring about its failure.
The socialist party, which is dis
migrating, while the workers rally
to the Communist Party, is playing
leading role in the attempts to
suppress the Communist Party. The
socialists believe that only through
the outlawing of the Communist
Party can the disintegration of their
own party be held up and the
masses deprived Of leadership in the
stsruggle against the capitalist hun
ger program.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-08-13
Spread Lies of Terrorism AS Govt Closes Party
Headquarters and Party Papers

erS who were arrested are being held
and the police admit that they have
no evidence connecting even these
with the shootings.
Last evening the police again ap-
peared in the streets in full force
and armed to the teeth, because the
gutterpress reported that the Com
muunists intended to interfere with
the celebration of the non-existent
constitution.
Collisions between police and the
works. occurred again in the south
western part of Berlin and the po-
lice made immediate use OF their
revolvers. Many streets were heav-
lily cordoned with police and cleared
of workers. The police report al
leges that they we're fired on from
nearby houses. Immediate search,
however, failed to reveal any wea-
pons of any sort. sharpshooters ex-