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The district engineers office at Juneau has prepared a report on the Petersburg harbor project, which was sent some time ago to the division office at San Fran cisco. Whether the recommendation is favorable will not be known until the report is received in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-04
King Bags Many Grouse.

During his residence at Balmoral
Castle. Scotland, King George again
became an enthusiastic grouse hunter
All one day he tramped knee deep
through bracken and heather or rode
up steep slopes in the wilds Of rugged
Gleugairn in pursuit Of the birds and
bagged many Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-04
MEXICAN OFFICIAL URGES
PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM
Secretary of Communications Holds
Country Is In Fortunate
Economic Position.

~ the Associated Press.
SALTILLO, Mexico. october B.
Mexico is in a fortunate economic po-
sition, as compared to other countries,
and should view the future with OPP
timism, Gen. Juan Andrea Almazan,
secretary of communications, said in
a speech at the inauguration of a link
in the Matamoros-Mazat Highway
here yesterday.
He said che country has been able
to find places for thousands of Mex
leans returning from the United StateS
during the last year without serious
injury to its condition. She has an
abundance Of corn, wheat and other
food supplies on hand, in his opinion.
Arguing for continuation Of public
works, he said officials who suspend
such activity on account Of the exist
ing financial depression are merely
taking advantage Of an excuse to hide
their incompetence
The inaugurated road connects Sal
tillo with Cuesta de los Muertos, on the
border Of the State of Nuevo Leon.
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Nogales international., 1931-08-19
Supreme Court
Rules Go Into
Effect Oct. ]

PHOENIX, Aug. 18:-The new
rules of the Arizona supreme court
will go into effect October l, 1881,
it was announced by Mrs. Eugenia
Davis, clerk of the court. The rules
were adopted by the court prior to
recessing July Is for the summer
vacation period. They have been
printed in pamphlet form and are
now being mailed to attorneys of the
state.
Miss Davis advised that the at
torneys read the rules and familiar
ize themselves with the changes
that have been made. The present
rules of the court will prevail until
October 1 after which the new rules
will guide the court procedure.
Many minor changes have been
made in court rules, Miss Davis said,
to make them conform with the
1928 revised statutes. The present
rules were predicated upon the 1918
statutes. The 1928 statute, she
said, cancelled many of the rules
prescribed by the 1918 statutes and
left the adoption of such rules op-
tional with the court.
The pamphlet has 20 pages and
covers all rules of the court. A fore
word advises that the procedure Of
the court is regulated in part by
statute and in part by rules adopted
by the court. Where the regulation
for procedure is provided by statute,
the rule book sets forth the statute
chapter. Where the rule is one
adopted by the court no reference is
made to the statutes.
Nogales international., 1931-08-19

FOR RENT = Newly furnished
apartment. $50 per month. Phone
5O4J5.
(1St Pub. GID
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college graduate, and can pay my
o1Un e.xbenseS> unless you plan to
tydveI on q very deluxe scale. I
con start at any time and stay as
long as you like. The only thing
I am really interested in is to 90
and go at once. | enclose refer
enceS.
The name was Roberta Lowell
The references were good so
Rowena got the number on the tele-
phone, with Peter standing interest
edly by, and talked to Roberta
Lowell
! "She has nice voice." she whis.
pered to Peter.
Miss Lowell said she could start on
/ Monday morning, that she could get
all of her travelling equipment in one
suitcase and a small travelling bag,
and that she had an allowance of
twenty-five dollars week.
wait minute" Rowena put her
hand over the transmitter. "She can
spend twenty-five a week." she said
to Peter.
well, that ought to be enough"
said Peter. Except for the car, I'm
hoping to get along on less"
Miss Lowell said she would meet
them, bag and baggage, at the Rack
ruff showroom at ten o'clock Mon
| day morning without fail, and she
thought it was going to be great fun.
ooh, by the way, Miss Lowell"
ooh, please don't call me Miss
Lowell. Call me Bobby Everybody
calls me Bobby. Miss lowell is so
stiff"
well, by the way, Bobby Lowell"
went on Rowena, you'll have to ride
in the rumble seat"
"I don't care" was the brave retort,
"Ill be willing to ride a cowcatcher
to get out of New York and get out
quick"
Now Rowena did not like artists.
She said they were so abstract.
Rowena herself was extremely con-
crete. She felt, in her heart of hearts,
that it was shame that such heav-
emily opportunity to go places, see
things, meet people-and best of all.
make money doing it!-had to be all
messed up with an artist like Peter.
Even Rowena. however, could see
that she couldn't very we'll get rid of
him-not under the circumstances.
If only she and the Roberta girl
could go alone now-ah, there would
be travel tale worth the telling And
how they would photograph, the two
of them, in the snappy 1881 Rackruff
roadster The publicity they would
get
Mindful that there would be pho
tographers to record their departure
from the Rackruff Salesrooms-the
Publicity Department was taking care
of all that l-Rowena took extreme
pains with her appearance that Mon
day morning, and that was an un-
usual thing with Rowena.
When she presented herself at the
Rackruff showroom at ten o'clock
on Monday morning, Messrs. Rack
and Ruff had good reason to con-
graduate themselves on their choice
of author. Photographers and re-
porters were alike enchanted. A girl
like that. now, swinging along the
Rocky Mountains in Rackruff road
ster-ah, there was publicity made to
your order. And it was all Peters
idea, too.
| HAs1 MI WILL
Nogales international., 1931-08-19
New Role OF u. S.
Continued From Page u

learn that they will be more pros
porous if they assist each other in
stead of fighting. He compared the
world community today to small
communities which fought each
other in the past.
cit used to be the case even IN
one state that gangs in neighbor-
ing districts fought but after a
time they saw that to cooperate
instead would enrich them. To-
day even the world is smaller
community than a state was so
years ago. So the same principle
will work out"
Fletcher pointed out that in the
recent financial negotiations Off
cials in Paris and Washington were
in constant touch by telephone,
making them closer than George
Washington was to the early United
States capital at Philadelphia when
it took him three days to reach it
from his Virginia home. He said
the same journey is made today in
three hours, three different ways.
He declined to discuss the pos
sibility that the United States
might be drawn into the League OF
Nations, but said he approved any
step that would be helpful to all
nations, including the United
States.
Nogales international., 1931-08-19

so very good-looking, but lots of
people do"
Rackruff Motors, Inc, in the per-
sons of Messrs. Rack and Ruff,
thought SO, too. Even Peter nodded
his approval,
And so Rackruff Motors, Inc,
bound itself by written agreement to
finance a motor tour for a party
consisting solely of beautiful young
writer twenty-five years old and a
commercial artist of thirty years and
the opposite sex.
Rowena and Peter were called in
for conference early the next
morning, and Mr.. Rack, ably sec
onded by Mr.. Ruff. put it up to their
squarely. Somebody had blundered,
everybody had blundered, if it came
Nogales international., 1931-08-19

FOR SALE-An $500 KurtZmann
piano for 5000, $50 down and bal
ance in easy monthly payments.
Phone 194J.
(1St Pub. SID
Nogales international., 1931-08-19

to that. An insurmountable difficulty
had been encountered.
'There are no insurmountable diff
hculties," Rowena said sweetly.
The whole enterprise was dead
locked, plans were checkmated. con-
tracts were cancelled. The way Mr..
Rack put it, with the full accord of
Mr.. Ruff, it seemed pretty hopeless.
Peter quite wilted under the deadly
fnality of it all.
"Unless," he suggested tentatively,
! 1--WE advertise again and get an older
author, maybe married one-I sup
pose little less good-looking would
be better under the circumstances
would attract less attention"
But you signed me- protested
Rowena quickly. "If you try to put
any one else in my place. I'll get out
an injunction and tie up everything.
( Rowena's eyes at that moment
were a clear, cold, business blue Not
one of them doubted for moment
that she would do just as she threat
ened
Mr.. Rack threw out his hands
despairingly. "Well, it's off, that's
ALL" he declared.
And Mr.. Ruff nodded his head.
Peter seemed cowed into acquies-
cence. But Rowena was never one to
be cowed into acquiescence. She
laughed brightly.
why, my dears," she said, "it
doesn't make the least bit of differ
ence. This is business trip. | am
professional writer. Mr.. Blapde is
professional artist. We are thrown
/ together in a purely business capacity,
and our ages and sexes have nothing
whatsoever to do with it. Nobody
thinks anything of man spending
eight hours a day locked into four
walls with his stenographer. Ger
tainly an author and an artist riding
the public highways in an open car
are far safer"
Unfortunately for Rowena, how
ever, Messrs. Rack and Ruff contin-
! ued to object. Even Peter did. They
made all due allowance for Rowena's S
purity of purpose and nobility of ma
ture, but Rackruf Motors, Inc, said
Mr. Rack, stood firm for the con-
ventionS.
"Of course, if you feel like that"
Rowena said cheerfully, "Mr. Blande
and I will be guided entirely by your
wishes. We will have to get a
chaperon; that's ALL"
1--WE wouldn't care about paying
the expenses of third party" said
Mr.. Ruff quickly.-Mr. Ruff was
Treasurer of the Company
"It. will not be necessary" said
Rowena. 1--WE will take lady with
US who will be glad to make the tour
for her transportation, paying her
own living expenses en- route"
"Can you find such person?"
asked Mr.. Rack.
Certainly" said Rowena brightly.
Leave everything to me"
what are you going to do?" asked
Peter.
"The same thing you did. Adver-
tisel"
So they went down the street to
the nearest Childs' and figured out an
advertisement that seemed to suit
their purpose.
"Wanted: Young 1VonsGn to SeTve
as companion on extenSive motor
tour of the United States. Trans-
bortation provided, but nt~st p0y
OYm Hving expenses"
h Peter wanted to put in something
Nogales international., 1931-08-19
ROWfNA RIDES o.
....., :. NE RUMBLf&5S


about a pleasant disposition being
an asset, but Rowena said it would
be useless-said all women thought
they had good dispositions.
':;You advertised for a good-looking
author, didn't you? And did you see
the mob that answered ?-We'll have
to trust her disposition to luck Be-
sides, she'll be in the rumble seat,
we won't see much Of her"
They received a great many an
swers to the advertisement and Peter
went down to her snug, one-room
apartment to assist in making the
selection. This proved not difficult.
The letter chosen was written on
plain creamy paper of very fine
quality.
II am t7venty-thrce years old, a
Nogales international., 1931-08-19

FOR RENT-Eight room house,
recently painted. Inquire at Room
No. 3, in rear of 234 Terrace ave-
nue..
Nogales international., 1931-08-19
" nHOHH
[2 AIN
Comes

VYTFIAT many people call indigestion
w very often means excess acid in
the stomach. The stomach nerves have
been over-stimulated, and food sours.
The corrective is an alkali, which quickly
neutralizes acids. And the best alkali
known to medical science is Phillips
Milk of Magnesia.
One spoonful of this harmless. taste
less alkali neutralizes instantly many
times as much harmful acid, and then
the symptoms disappear at once. You
will never use crude methods when once
you learn the efficiency Of this. Go gel
q small bottle to try.
Get the genuine Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia, the kind physicians have
prescribed for so years in correcting
excess acids. 25c and SOC bOttle-anl
drugstore.
Nogales international., 1931-08-19
Razor Works Two Centuries

IONA, OPO-A razor bought
zoo years ago is still being used by
Oliver Bollard, 72. The blade is of
Damascus steel, anchored to a bone
handle. Bollard says the razor has
been in constant use for two CEN
ENrieS.
Nogales international., 1931-08-19
Corn Husks Forecast Cold

GAINESVILLE, O., (U.P)-A cold
winter is approaching, sages of this
section predict. Heavy husks on
growing corn are indicative of a
severe winter, they say.
Nogales international., 1931-08-19
BANKS SHOW INCREASE

BOSTON, U.P0-New England
banks show % per cent increase
in resources in the past five years.
Savings accounts deposits have in
creased 20 per cent over 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17

Imports Of industrial machinery into
New Zealand are increasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17
St. Louis Woman Loses
20 Pounds Of Fat in 4 Weeks

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Advertisement.
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Get Your IT, S. Royals From
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HIKING TO BE CHEAPER
THAN EVER IN GERMANY
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BERLIN (N.A.NA).-Next year nix
ing is to be cheaper than ever In Ger
many. Already this country has several
million members Of the youth move
ment and $500 hotels are available for
Junior "tramps" to spend the night IN
at a cost of 10 cents. The institutions
have a father" to look after the boys
and mother" to take care OF the
girls.
Grown-up mixers of all nationalities
are welcome, but they have to pay
rather more. A large number OF Eng
lish girls have enjoyed themselves doing
an average of Is miles a day through
the Bavarian highlands or the Black
Forset this Summer, availing themselves
of the youth hotels and getting a good
cheap breakfast before starting on
again in the morning.
tCopyriRht, 1891, by North American News
paper Alliance, 1nc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17
Also Gained In Energy-So
Happy Can't Help But Write
Letter of Thanks-Read 1t

A half teaspoonful of Kruschen
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And here in q nutshell Is the why"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17

plane evidently caught fire, and It's pilot,
Ray BouderaJlx Of Medford. Greg, turned
back toward the airport. He was at
tempting TO effect q safe landing when
names envelcped the ship and it dived
several hundred feet, struck the water
and sank. The passengers were:
Kirk HERE OF. the Seattle Star, Seattle.
w. H. Dissel, San Francisco.
y. !. Sheahan, San Francisco.
The craft carried q big consignment
OF mail. the value Of which was un-
known to airport ofdcials.
Aviation authorities said the cause Of
the IRE was q mystery. The plane, 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17

world. Two maidens in love with the
same peasant recently repaired to q
wood and fought q duel for him with
kitchen knives While they were thus
disputing for him the youth became
engaged to . third lady.
He had ttuthfully told each Of the
ccmbatants that he had decided n
marry some one else, but neither or
them knew she was not the other he
had in mind
kCopyright, 1881. BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance, mel
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argument was made last Spring when
some conservative bankers supported
the payment of $1,000, 100000 to vet
Grams on the ground that 1t would re-
store prosperity. The fact that the
billion was paid and prosperity has not
been restored would seem to be an
answer to this kind of argument.
(Copyright, 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17

tri-motored ship, nosed over and settled
on its back In about 80 feet Of water.
A diver said the bodies of the pilot
and passengers were huddled in the
cabin.
Bouderaux formerly was an Army
flyer, having been stationed at Crissy
Field, San Francisco. He Joined the
Boeing organization only recently.
Dissel and Sheahan had booked passage
to Portland and HERE was going to
Seattle.
Imports of industrial machinery into
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PLANE, AFIRE, DIVES
IN BAY WITH FOUR
Pilot and Three Passengers Perish
in San Francisco Air
Tragedy.
nr the AssocIated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, September IA
passenger plane OF the BoeinR Air
Lines caught f1re and plunged into San
Francisco Bay yesterday, carrying its
pilot and three passengers to death.
Shortly after taking of for Portland the
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WOMEN DUEL FOR MATE

But Male Prize in Battle Is En-
gagged to Third Lady.
BY Gable to The star.
BELGRADE (NAN.A.) .--Woman's
rise to masculine estate appears to have
been more rapid in the village of
Segedin than elsewhere in the modern
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The Washington times., 1931-03-19

former mayor and cand16ate for
the coming term, said yesterday
that his hat would stick in the
ring until his health failed.
Brooks recently declared that
if he was elected he would "SlOw
down traffic on the Washington
Boulevard and stop the railroad
whistles"
The Washington times., 1931-03-19
JENNINGS OUT
Of TOWN RACE

.HYATTSVILLE, March 10.
Following the withdrawal of Will
liam T. Jennings from the
mayoralty race Of this place yes
terday, rumors were widespread
that Hillery T. Willis, present
mayor, would cancel his an
nouncement of retirement from
the political ring and become a
candidate for reelection on
May 4. ..
DR.. Willis would make no
statement when he was informed
of Mr.. Jennings action. 1t has
been a well-established fact
among politicians that DR.. Willis
withdrew from the race in pref
erence to Mr.. Jennings.
Despite rumors that he. was
considering abandoning the may
orally race, William A. Srooks,
The Washington times., 1931-03-19
RALLY To BOOST
SHENANDOAH
Times Staff Photo

HARR1sONBURG, Va, March
19.-Development of industries in
the Shenandoah Valley, how to
increase tourist business and ad-
vertise the new Valley Pike, are
the principal subjects scheduled
for discussion at the annual con-
vention of Shenandoah Valley In
corporated in Harrisonburg to-
morrow.
Speakers for the occasion are
Lee Trinkle, of Roanoke, former
governor of Virginia; Chester
Leasure, Of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, and Joe
Mitchell Chapple, editor Of Ma
tional Magazine. A round table
conference by the committee on
ways and means will follow the
addresses. Col. Howard E. Ben
choff Of Woodstock will preside
at the meeting. Delegates from
civic clubs, garden clubs. cham
bers of commerce and towns will
be represented at the meeting.
The Washington times., 1931-03-19
VIRGINIA U. EXAMS ON

UNIVERSITY, Va, March 10.
Second term examinations at the
University of Virginia began yes
terday, to continue to March %.
The Washington times., 1931-03-19
GROUP
GETS REPORTS

ROCKVILLE, March 19. Eight
hundred and seventy-nine dollars
have been spent in Montgomery
county in drought relief work,
Frank Severance, of Gathers
burg, chairman of the drought re-
lief committee, told workers at
a meeting of the committee.
It was learned that los cases
had been attended to and 300
articles of clothing distributed.
Miss Grace England, Red Cross
nutritionist for Mon ntg ON cry
county, said several lunches had
been given As children.
The Washington times., 1931-03-19
Store to Be Raced,
Road to Be Widened

HYATTSVILLE, Md, March
Decentralization proceedings
on store premises owned bg
Eugene Burgess and William P.
Magruder at the corner of John
son Avenue and Rhode Island
Avenue will be held Monday
morning.
The building because of it's posi-
ton on the highway has been
termed traffic hazard" and its
elimination has been in demand
by civic clubs and organizations
for some time. 1t is planned to
widen the stretch to comply with
the present width of the Wash
ington and Baltimore boulevard.