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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-05
BOY lDELUGED BY OFFERS.
Bryan Untiedt Also Recommended for
Carnegie Hero Medal.

LAMAR. Colo, April 4 R-The
Nations newest juvenile hero. 13-year-
old Bryan Untiedt of Towner. Colo, to-
night WIS deluged with invitations in
cident TO the visit he Is to make TO
President Hoover.
Within two weeks Bryan will be dis
charged from Maxwell Hospital in La
mar and expects to take his first ride IN
Pullman car, bound for Washington
There he will be the honored guest Of
the Chief Executive for one day, and
will ride in the White House limousine
TO the points OF interest in the National
Capital with police and secret service
escort.
His bed will be the one occupied by
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh upon his re-
turn from. aerial conquest of the At
lantic in 1927.
Gets Many Offers.
The youth IS credited with having
saved the lives of many of the 20 Town
err School children marooned for SO
hours in a bus. Five of his school
mates persisted before rescue came TO the
stranded bus. The bus driver died in
the storm while trying to get aid
Bryan gave his clothing to younger chill
dren. then cuffed his companions into
activity so they would not fall into q
sleep of death.
Representative Edward Taylor Of Colo
RADIO. also has invited Bryan TO be his
guest for several days after he leaves the
White House.
From Kansas City came an offer tc
transport him from Colorado to Wash
ington by airplane.
Tomorrow he viii celebrate his thir-
tenth birthday anniversary in hos
pital bed, but the day will be one OF
tfxytff A al.
ranged for him to make a short talk
ing picture in which he will explain
the tragedy which made him q hero.
A Denver clothier has offered to out.
| fit Bryan completely for his trip II
Washington. The lad also has been ap.
preached on the matter of giving Z
short talk by radio over a nationa
hook-up.
Girl Also Praised.
The Lamar Chamber of Commerce
replying to President Hoover's invita-
ton for the boy to visit washington
recommended that Clara Smith. one Of
Bryan's school mates, also be cited fol
the work she did in saving the lives Of
the marooned children.
The girl, said q resolution sent to the
President, gave freely Of her clothing
and shared with Bryan the responsible
ity of caring for her companions.
1T is felt that she, too, should be
given full credit and equal recognition,
the resolution concluded.
At Dodge City, Kans., the Walter l.
Bennett Post Of the American Legion
passed resolution nominating Bryan
for the Carnegie hero medal.
Bryan, In spite of the recognition
that Is coming to him, felt none toe
cheerful tonight. His frozen feet were
causing him considerable pain and
there was . recurrence Of sharp pains
in one of his frozen arms
| nI1TRT RECrprInNr nj AA.Nrrn
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"A Gold Star home thus Is con-
ceived as one that is approved by this
committee IS outstanding in design,
plan, construction, landscaping and
community setting.
1T is hoped that there viii be at
least one home worthy OF the Gold Star
award each month in the metropolitan
area Of the National Capital and opened
for period Of public demonstration.
This program Is contemplated en-
tirely in the interest of better design
ing. better planning and better con-
struction of homes. The committee
makes Its selections solely on the basis
Of the merit of the homes. Builders
who invest funds In the construction Of
houses entered in the competition are
under absolutely no other obligation
than to make Gold Star home avail
able for public inspection for 80 days"
Announcement Of further details Of
the program, the committees work
and the selection of homes viii be
published latersby The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-05

Iommlttees appointed.
appointment Of the special commit
tee to investigate the coal situation was
taken on motion Of w. /. Swanton. An
amendment by William A. Roberts
directed the committee particularly to
determine whether coal prices in the
District are fixed in violation Of law.
The committee Is composed Of @. A.
La Vigne, Swanton. O. B. Bishop, r.
7. Campbell and j. G. L. Ritter
Edwin s. Hege, B. A. Bowles and @.
r Wales compose the special commit
tee appointed TO study the automobile
parking situation.
pointed TO consider proposal Of A. III
Gregory that the federation give q
moonlight excursion down the Potomac
this Summer. Gregory will serve on the
committee, assisted by T. j. Ileweilyn
and Mrs. e. C.. Rittue.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

These Triumphant New Studebakers
offer you IN addition these startling
betterments improved brakes
new airplane-type instruments on the
dash with Free Wheeling dial !. s.. an
electric gasoline gauge. :. metal spring
covers ON all models . a reflex tail
Light that never fails 4. vacuum spark
adjustment for smoottmess in accelera-
ton. new airplme type steel backed
engine bearings greater cooling ca
pacity finer body hardware, including
new positive quick-action windshield
nountmks concealed hood latches
Evening star., 1931-12-10

...new inside sun visor -. enti- -eims
sloping windshield chromium
plated steel spoke wheels. .one-piece
tenders. :. steel running boards
integralunit body construction. heat
resisting, sponge rubber floor mats !.
improved rim assembly. .air-clener,
carbmetor silencer and Full Power
muller -. single key serves isnition,
all doors, package compartment and
spare tire lock. all these, plus scores
ofminor refnements in design and ap-
pointments, mark these latest Stude-
bakers as indeed, Triumphantly New.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

Regal or State equipment,
S105 extra ON any model,
consists of 6wheels, chro-
MUM plated or painted
artillery metal spokes or
wire wheels, wellfenders,
trunk rack, 2 salon type
chromium plated horns,
m,ountedbeside headlanps,
center arm rest in rear
seat, white sidewall tires,
and radiator ornament.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

Studebaker Fights and Six Merely turning the ignition key starts
the engine protection against stalnga convenience
Never before has there been anything like the Sudebaker Auto
matte Ride Control available standard equipment the new
Presidents and This almost uncanny advancement
automatically without attention from the driver adjusts shock
absorber and spring action nsananeous compensate for
changes temperature speed and adjustment
isneeded Smdebaker Automatic Ride Control ITSELF
Studebakers Ar-Cve Coachcra gives breath taking
impression of grace and actually increases top speed noth
standing longer, wider bodies
There are new types, too frankly French in origin but
to smart door ST. Regis Brousam with
aiarse trunk standard sedans
and convertible aseason roaders There Empire
Coors-a brilliant melody of vivid, radiant hues.
every Stdebker sold with Service
Pocy-a guarantee that completely the first 1000 miles
Sill Oner Startling Beftersents II
Evening star., 1931-12-10
DrastlcaD
Lower Prices

CTUDEBAKER engineering genius heights in
- these Triumphant New Studebakers. Drasicay lower
price, they better than the world buy
any price.
Sudebaker pioneer and pacenaker believes the psychic
logical moment for smashing the depression unprecedented
values Stees, textiles "copper" wood ubber-a
used in building down price, Sudebaker
is passing on the savings you. 3
81 Sensational Announcements for 1882
Of 81 developed the greatest automobile eng
staff in the worof this great aggregation innovations
from bumper 10 tail Eg-he of supreme importance to
every noor 1882 Free Wheeling plus Synchronized Shifting
Sudebaker engineers pioneered Free Wheeng-e greatest
advance the they did their aure
They have developed vastly finer Free Wheeling aerfuly
combined with Synchrozed Shifting and Automatic Starting
FreeWheing under absolute Wheeling aforward
speedthe last word resu driving brilliant
thrifty operation.
Safety Plate Glass All Arosrd
Never before delivering Safety Plate Glass
in all wndsheds and all windows of models been offered as
standard equipment without charge-a superior new full
sealed strength 1892 type of utterly Clear
Safety Plate Glass;
Never before has been fully 50
completely eliminated the inherently better balanced
Evening star., 1931-12-10

Safety glass, automatic
starting and metal spring
eopers standard equipment
on ro1imodsls 0fno exfr0cosf.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

" Wired for radio.
| Trunk standard equip
ment.
Evening star., 1931-12-10
ANtrices at the factory
Bumpers ausd STARE t1es srfro

College Park Aato Place, Md.
Woodson Motor Co., Silver Surinx. Ma
Bresius Bros. & GormIey, RockyIiie MA.
Evening star., 1931-12-10

Toms Auto Service, 6S7 N 81. NV.
Boyd Csriin Motor Co., Alexandria, vs..
Paris Auto Service, Quantico, Va.
The Washington times., 1931-12-11
NOT AFRAID OF "13"

PUTNAM, Conn, Dec. II
0.NSO SO.-Gilbert L. Perry who
has 13 letters in his name count
ing his middle initial, was in.
stalled as the thirteenth com.
mander Of Anselm Mayotte (13
leters) post of the American Le-
gion on the 18th Of this month.
The Washington times., 1931-12-11
$3.50, 900 FOR APARTMENTS

Offered at auction, the Clifton
Terrace, a group Of three five-story
brick apartment buildings, with an
assessed valuation Of $1,35s,S3S,
was bought by the New York Life
Insurance Company, the sole bid.
der, for $3.50, 900, yesterday. o..
The Washington times., 1931-12-11
SEN. i'm HAM LEWIS STILL MAGNIFICENT

model of what the well-dressed
gentleman should wear.
His ensemble yesterday blended
magnificently with his pink
whiskers and red hair. He wore
a brown cutaway, brown trous-
ers, pea green shirt, a grass
The Washington times., 1931-12-11

Senator james Hamilton Lewis
CD, Illinois, spent his second
day in the Senate munching
coughdrops.
The Illinois Senator, who ar
rived yesterday and belatedly
took his oath, was as ever a
The Washington times., 1931-12-11

Harry Wardman was the origi-
nal builder and owner of the prop
erty, which occupies the entire
frontage on the south side of Cliff
ton Street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets Northwest.
The three buildings contain 276
apartments and seven stores.
The Washington times., 1931-12-11

green tie, q fawn-colored vest,
fawn spats and brown shoes.
He also wore a green kerchief
In the pocket Of his cutaway, but
u to his cold he had frequent
recourse to a brown checked one
which he carried in his trousers
The Washington times., 1931-12-11
Man Killed As MODS
Battle Berlin Police

BERLIN, Dec. IL UN.S0 One
man was killed today when police
beat off a mob Of unemployed
persons attempting to storm the
town hall at Neukoelln, a Berlin
borough,
The Washington times., 1931-12-11
House Tax Hearings
To Start in ,LnnMnru

Hearings will be held by the
House Ways and Means Com.
mittee early in January on the
Hoover-Mellon tax-increase rec
concentrations, Chairman Collier.
Of Mississippi, announced yester
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 Nancy planned a menu Of tea, sparkling cold fruit punch. small cakes, traditional Christmas cookies, salted nuts, spiced nuts, and small squares of tart apricot paste.
 The fire was lighted in the fire place in the living room. The buf- fet in the dining room held the cakes, nuts, cookies and candies. on the table in the dining room was the tea service and the punch bowl. on this table were napkins. plates, sroons, and the fiXings for tea - lemon, orange slices with cloves hard lemon drops, strawberry jam and cream.
 Some Of the guests took their tea Russian fashion putting a large and plump preserved strawberry into the cup before the hot tea was poured | in. Usually they added the lemon | or arrange wedge when they took the strawberry but the richness oi the strawberry made sugar unneces' sary.
 | The guests dropped in during the afternoon. stayed half hour or so extended their best wishes for tho new year and departed. The evening guests played backgammon, ana grams and ended with an old time SC ries of charades If friendship and good wishes augur well for ; coming year then Nancy and Peter were rich indeed.
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