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fairest, safest, soundest and most honor
able and best form Of government
devised by the mind Of man."
Senior Orestes Ferrara, Ambassador OF
Cuba; Judge Edward s. Matthias COM
nander in chief u. S. 8. w. w.; Benja-
min r. Motley, department commander
Of the order; Rear Admiral Robert e.
CoontZ retired, national president OF the
Sojourners' Club: Maj. Charles Demonet.
War, and DR.. B. G. Mcneil, department
commander Grand Army OF the Re
public, were among the guests aboard
the Apache.
Honor Jewish Soldiers.
Memorial services also were held yes
terday at the Hebrew cemeteries. where
the graves Of Jewish soldiers were deco
rated and Maj. John c. Gotwals, Engi-
neer Commissioner of the District, made
the address.
Marines fred q salute over the graves
and trumpeter sounded TAPS. Inc
services were conducted under auspices
of Vincent B. Costello Post, No. is, OF
the American Legion. Boy Scouts OF
Troop 70 decorated the graves and
Charles Kohen, past commander OF Cos
tello Post. was master of ceremonies.
Rabbi Solomon H. Metz gave the in
vocation; Gregory Ciprianani, senior
vice commander of the Legion post
spoke; Rabbi Abram Simon read the
roll call; the mourners' prayer, or
kaddish, was read by Rabbi A. Volkman,
and the closing prayer by Rabbi j. T
Loeb.
Members Of the Women'S Overseas
League held ceremonies yesterday at
the grave Of Miss A Grace Smith who
was buried with military honors in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery last year. She served
with the Y. M. c. A. during the war.
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10 Hurt in Subway Panic.

NEW YORK, June (R.-A crowded
subway train returning from Coney
Island was thrown into panic yesterday
when o short-circuit caused q series
Of vivid flashes and brought the train
to an abrupt halt Ten persons were
slightly injured in the rush for exits.
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BANKER SENTENCED
ohioan> Gets Seven Years for Mis-
APPLYING Funds.

CLEVELAND, June (P.-Reese B.
Jones, former president Of the First
State Bank Of Newton Falls, Ohio. was
sentenced to seven years in prison
today when he pleaded guilty in Fed
eral Court to three indictments charg-
ing niisapplication Of the banks funds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-01

Good quality bricks form the most
permanent kind of building material.
At Or, in Chaldea, there is q well
preserved arch built Of sun-dried bricks
5000 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-01

Prince Kadjar, Persian heir-appar-
ent and descendant Of o long line Of
Shahs, Is In this country learning the
intricacies of the oil business.
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Caron

Put in a supply Of your foUov-
rte perfume at savings
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Bouriois

Usually By the
IN ounce dram
Evening in Paris. $500 4Oc
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Soon tho wind and ssa mounted to terrifying pro-
portions and the craft fairly few before the storm
There was no rain or lightning just stupendous seas
and hurricane wind that threatened to enguf Tar
zan and his companions each moment. The Waziri
were frankly frightened. for the was not their
element The mountain girl and Thoar seemed
awed, but If they felt fear. they did not show It,
Even Tarzan and Jason were convinced the boat
could not weather the elements
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If they did not find Tarzan and jason quickly, it
looked though the men of the great dirigble must
resign themselves to remaining. Below them but
never within sight, the ape-man and his party
sailing ncw-they knew not where-lost upon
the bosom Of Pelucidars uncharted ssa. Lajo, head
Korsar, stood in the boats bow shifting the air like
a hunting dog. land breeze had sprung up. I'VE
are in for stih blow he said to Tarzan.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY WISHES TRANSPORTATION TO
4i-X, Star once lSs
ARE you PLANNING A TRIP CON-
genial Travel Bureau plans satisfactory;
milss IN rooS cars any dirsction M is. VO
CONGENIAL TRAVEL BUREAU. 63l PA
ave. NV, RIM. 8. desires guests for Texas
Fla. Calf Chew, Buick, Nash, Dodse'
Fords. 81. Natl 1856.
ROLLs-ROYCE FOR HIRE, DAY OR TRIP;
low rates. 2i3 4th Sc. l9e
GO BY PRIVATE AUTO; SHARE EXPENSE.
BUNYAN'S, 1871 PEENA. AVE. MET. e152.
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BY miracle of fate the boat lived through the
storm. But when the wind diminished and the seas
went down, there were only tumbling waters to be
seen. Nowhere was there q sight Of land. How
now Lajo. shall we set our course for Korsar?"
asked Tarzan 1T will be difficult," he answered,
but know from which direction the wind usually
blows upon the Korsar AZ We cannot be far from
my city" It was at that moment that q cry came
from The Red Flower of zoram and all eyes turned
In the direction she indicated.
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PERSONAL.

LOANS, 500 UP TO $500; PAYABLE IN "a
TO "a monthly payments; home buyers only.
Address Box 22l-V. Star once.
WANTED - MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE TO
share widows furnished home. Phone De-
catur 5276-R 149 INLAND Terrace ne. is
BOARD AND CARE FOR ELDERLY COUPLE
or lady convalescsnti warm. sunny , home
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
Is no need to feel that they must accept In
ferior funeral services. due to inability to Pay
q high price The Greater w. w. Chambers
Co. offers q complete funeral. cars and all,
for as little as SIS. Worlds finest water
proof, alright, guaranteed. steel burial vault
may be had from Chambers for So5. In case
0. death call the Greater w. w Chambers
Co., 18th, cor. Chaplin NV. Col. 0432.
ECLIPSE RUG WEAVING co. RUGS MADE
from worn carpets. Also rug cleaning. So.
Baltimore Boulevard. Phone Hyatts. 1856.
WANT CELLIsT AND PIANIST TO FORM
trio for practice of good music; only object
recreation and diversion; no Jazz artists con-
sidered. Address Box 450-V. Star Office.
MAPLEWOOD sANITARIUM. 8720 GREEN
ave-. Silver Spring, Md. Room. board and
care inYalids. chronic patients. conyalescents.
Special rates. Trained male and female at
PENDANTS; docto. on call. SO and $40 per
week and UP. Telephone Silver Spring 122:
ARTIFICIAL EYES. $40.
Fitted at your home. Ga. 223o-R. N'
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As favorable winds carried Tarzan's craft up the
sunlt sea, the o-22O, following the same route
cruised in wide circles upon what its captain now
considered his hopeless quest for the missing mem
bers Of the dirigibles party. Also, he was begin
ming to wonder II they could find the polar open
problems concerning fuel and oil confronted them
II they did not soon start back for civilization
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UNDERGRADUATES
D.., an ,.d Az Neara

,vhicb viii broaden your financial and mem
tai horizon, we want to interview you. we
offer you no magic lamp. but we DO exteno
TO you the vision Of a future that Is nounoeo
only by your own possibilities,
The kind OF men We are seeking are tnoSe
who ear run without being wound every ~
hours The opportunity we possess Tor you
cannot transform failure into a SUCCESS:
neids Mere job-hunters and hy-by-n.ghts
will be ignored. - .
If you can work where others shirk. II you
responsibility, II you can speak intellisentiy
and clearly, write your qualifications. Al
dress BOX lar, Star ONCE.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
General House ReDairinp

FURNACES. Latrobes. Heating Plants cleaned
spec. prices. Star Heating Co., Clev. l91l.W.
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HELP---MEN.

CAR WASHER. experienced. Must have D.
C. drivers license. Apply $50 18th st. NV.
CHAUFFEURs. 50, With identifcatiOn cards:
rear 1858 g st. sc. See Mr.. Newman.
CHAUFFEURs wanted to drive Security
cabs good proposition. Apply so1 n st. NV
CONTACT Man 20 interyisw resident man m
@,Hneratlon depends on ability and person
Room sac. Hamilton Hotel -
DRIVER AND SOLICITOR. experienced. APP
ply Starlight Dry Cleaning Co. zoos 18TH
Jr. 4 Bros. 1912 You ST. NV
Z. Shield Co. 1901 New York ave NV. IL
MAN for assistant cashier. Reply in own
handwriting giving past experience Must
bs able to furnish urn. references Address BOX
MEN, ten, between so and o5 years to call
on our best citizens, no selling. A. M
White. Franklin Park, Va. 10.
sAIEsMAN.A real INSURANCE man with To- %
represent live company with up.to ne MN mn
Sneefs RoSm so4 Ss St. nw between
. and II am. or and PM -
Statesmen. 2. Of neat appearance. for fast
:f fos e leads q fuTnsd and fullest
alton extended; highest commission PAID
% alE &c soTs nesd apply gas and oil
iowSnee win be mage 1ss7 for ds car. App qS
OF 18th and Columbia I'd.
statesmen TO sell oil. Only experienced
need apply. Old reliable company. See MT.
Ewell. 4lO Bond Bldg. -
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST-Youns, en-
ergetic white man, capable licensed auto
driver. Write or apply l4o0 M st. NV
STUDENT living at home with use OF car
wasting; salary. Apply by letter, sive full
particulars including school hours, teiepnone
and type of car. for personal interview.
Address BOX 403-V star once.
TAXI DRIVERS t25)' Of the better r.,, class Is
offer Never in taxicab history has such
opportunity been given to drivers. Better
come early. See Mr.. Wolfe, The Broaomoor
Taxi Corn. A77la C st. S.w.
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METAL CLEANER

REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
NOW has an opening for or experienced
sell new and 6rOks aSt4o,sS striet
" Commission Men who are not satisfed
to Just make living are the ones d ns fsS,
adj All replies held confidential. Address
BOX 53l-H. Star once.
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HELP--DOMESTIC.

COOK experienced, understanding diets.
assist housework references. 1918 lAth 81.
COOK, good, stay nights; apply with city
references Saturday and sunday. also cnam .
BERN laid waitress 1900 MASSACHUSETTS, ave. l5e
CPL, white, for housework; wages. IS week.
sos Ridgewood ave. Chevy Chase, No.
Phone Wisconsin 3976-J.
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BOATS.

FARMS AND GARDEN.
IF YOUR LAWN and shruubery need atten-
tion call West 2459. Manure, compost and
top soil cheap.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.


FOX FOX TERRIERS ,nsia BostGns Essimos and other
ALLIGATOR turtles. We carry a complete
i E%goTiu% q Pets. ia ia iath' St. NV Metro.
DOGS setteys, started and broken; rabbit
Stch one red eos chow Stch Nice pet and
blue ribbon winner; cheap. Phil Switzsr.
sign. 16'
sPECIAI.-sPECIAL
SdsS,. tSE iIvIo tGeI ds o :as
BOATS.
s fs5sp oSsr ma6s soGden p.T.e
phons saf Ga Plata ssS ss naah HEAD l5 go
YAWI. or catboat wanted. 1925 It. Call
Lin. 1049o. Apt. 4l0-S. Sunday am. l5'
call at $50 pm. Atlantic S5s4. ssi North
Carolina ave. Sc.
Standardized Cruiser Bargains.
150-h:p. Kermath motor; speed, 1917 m. p.
Cost ' s4ss o aSsG paIee sssss i0F people
soeh.p. Gray motor; speed. ia-I4 milss per
hour; 5r an boat. Cost ss's25; our
One 1851 24is-ft. Baby Richardson 6; So
hip. Gray; speed ID m. p. h. Cost $685.;
distributors for Richardson. Matthews
FLOOD GATE MOTOR BOAT
SALES AGENCY,
18th and Water SITS. s.w. Met. 1904, s565.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-14

EXPERT FILTER.
APPLY MADAME FLORENZ,
HAS Connecticut Ave. NV.
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TyTTRF, colored, experienced since 1911; lunch
Tooni or private home; references. VIM. n.
Hodges. phone CAPITOL Heights 499 is
IIICTRiCTAN or mechanic. married man.
SsYerenees. Address BOX Ok. Star once, ibs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-14

CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE. 1881; black
wheels. 2 mounted in fender. wells mileage.
LOO: tires elnaost new; upholstery velour
practically Q new car; tS46. The 1roW MO
tor Co., 1909 iSth. Decatur 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-14

LINCOLN LIMOUSINE, seven-passenger;
Fleetwood body; winding glass partition be-
tween front end rear compartm ents, two
spare tires mounted forward: trunk rack on
rear: $685.; terms and trade. Warheld Mo-
tor Co., 1880 Conn. ave. NV. Decatur 3il0.,
Open evenings and Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-14

GARDNER e-CYL ROADSTER. s35 down,
s2I per. mo. Excellent conditions, any DEM
onstration; guaranteed. WARRINGTON Motor
Co.. 1035 18th NV, Pot. O044.
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FORD 1928 SPORT ROADSTER-Rumble
seat; excellent condition. nice APPEARANCE:
Motor Company, Inc, I'LL 18th So. NV,
Washineton. ID g. Decatur O2I6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-14

Statesmen TO sell oil Only experienced
need apply. Old reliable company. See MT.
Euai1 pnnd ENdR
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La SALE 1880 CABRIOLET; beautiful ma
room and black finish; Majestic radio; terms
to resn0nsihle party Phone Ga. 24ee-W.
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Johnston ohrsa De Dec % $500. iSso II &. NV.
FORD. 1929 SPORT ROADSTER. only siso,
special two-tone paint, rumble seat: also
terms. Donohoe Chevrolet, Inc. Decatur
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FORD 1880 SPORT ROADSTER-Lots CT
extra eluinment. rumble. seat. ana excel
ance easy payments Nolan Motor Com
PAM. Inc, I'LL 18th st. NV. Decatur 02le.
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MARMON CONVERTIBLE COUPE. 1879.
Model 6e-De luxe equipment: new tires: so
day guarantee with reasonable terms. Neu-
meyer Motor Co.. Inc. 2021 18th st. NV.
NASH 1929 STANDARD COACH. s35 down
sal per mo. Looks new; reconditioned; guar
cn'' Soas i9fh \ W'h psi ocazrhs'on Mo'oF
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YOUNG LADY, i8 to "a. neat, refined. 10
assist me in special circulation work, Free
to travel to Florida and return. Sala.y
and transportation. Miss French, Hotel
IAnatP ~
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HUDSON SPORT COUPE. 1881; s575; terms:
only 4700 mileage; still guaranteed; wire
wheels: must sell Col. 1910. l6s
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HUPMOBILE SPORT ROADSTERi rumble
seat; sun metal finish; bumpers and many
extras only $3.50. Donohoe Chevrolet. Inc.
Dec $500: Mr. Johnston 1920 NJ st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-14

ICITOR, experienced. APP
Cleaning Co., zoos 18th
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finished in dark blue; fully equipped; luz
gage compartment in rear; this car also Is
terms SnS trade Wa1sd %ntnr
Conn. ave NV. Decatur 3i1o. Open eve-
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LINCOLN SPORT SEDAN. 4-pass.; color
. dark maroon; six wire wheels. exesilent
q trunk on rear this car has nj been COM ome
pletely. reconditioned; 1896 terms and trade.
Warfield Motor Co.. 1850 Conn. ave. NV.
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SITUATlON-MEN.

Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are toGrned to exercise
careful investigation OF persons Of
ferinG positions iOhere cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
hoy Is. wishes TO nnish trade as artistic
Hthoerapher or be willing to learn any
trade Phone Adams $685. IA
GARPENTER, painter and all-around man.
elderly, wants any position. HyhttSytlle
aaa-M. ~.
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urTp-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

TAILORING CONCERN. old established. has
opening for salesmen; this is not mail
order proposition; good salary Room slS'
ele O st. NV.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
PARTIES DODGE
BLAME FOR
TAX JUMP

A movement to place tax In
crease legislation on a bipartisan
basis grew today.
Both Republican and Demo
cratic leaders appeared eager tC
shift the responsibility for rails
ing taxes in the face of the bust
ness situation or to bear jointly
any criticism that may be di
rected at Congress.
Representative Garner Of Texas
Democratic leader in the House
said tax legislation has been con.
Quoted largely on nonpartiSan
basis for years, adding:
Examine the records. for six
or eight years and you win find
this true"
Senator Watson of Indiana, Re.
publican leader Of the Senate,
also indicated that Republicans
would welcome the assumption Of
responsibility by the House under
Democratic control.
Reports that the Treasury had
decided upon a plan to raise ST..
200, ,000, 900 in new taxes-which
would virtually double the income
tax rate on the upper brackets
were officially denied. The
Treasury, it was said, has not
completed its tax program.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
GL0ssfOrd to Seek
NelU Traffic Check

Stricter prosecution Of traffic
violations will soon go into force
according to Brigadier General
GlaSSford, new chief Of police.
The habit of local drivers in
ignoring pink tickets will be
thoroughly studied. The system
may be abolished, the police head
Indicated. A tripfcate system OF
tickets may be installed which
win prevent tearing up" tickets.
Cooperation Of police with vel
fare societies In eliminating pan
handlers was also promised by
GlaSSford in an interview with
the press yesterday.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20

sHERE are times when we al
are tempted to take a holiday
from the usual prudence.
Where is the person who wants
to be discreet in diet every day In
the year? It isn't human!
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by every little tndiScretion if you
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sour system and put things to
rights.
Suppose you do overload your
stomach with those things that
bring on acidity? Phillips Milk
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times its volume in acid. Just
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after such oyer-indulgence. It's a
very simple way to prevent those
miserable mornings which follow
too much to eat and drink.
When you over -indUlge-eating
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Ferdinand C.. Bauer
Is Sued for DiUOrce

RENO, Nov. 20.-Ferdinand c.
Bauer, of 1912 Girard st. N. W.,
Washington, D. c., was sued for
divorce today by his wife, Johan-
ma c., who charges cruelty. The
couple were married in New York
on February 8, 1902.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Junior League Party
For CharitH, Dec. 2

Plans for the Junior Leagues
patchwork party for charity. De-
cember Z, at the Mayflower Hotel
will include a cabaret program.
Dancers from the Phil Hayden
Studio are offering their services.
Mrs. Paul r. Kurtz is general
chairman for the event.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20

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The Washington times., 1931-11-20

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The Washington times., 1931-05-02
Manila BATTLE
IS RECALLED

In annual commemoration ser
vices for the hero of Manila Bay
held in the Washington Cathedral
yesterday, Rear Admiral Spencer
S. Wood, retired, declared that
Admiral George Dewey brought a
new glory to the American Navy
The services are held each year
on May !, the anniversary Of the
battel Of Manila.
Admiral Wood said that stu
dents Of history regard Admiral
Dewey with admiration as much
for his conduct and strategy
after winning the battle as fol
the strategy used in winning. He
said:
Dewey was ready to defend
the Navy at all times and he
brought undying fame to the
Navy'S already proud record. We
share his glory. We cannot all
be Deweys, but all Of us can
help to improve the world by
using his life as q model for
our own"
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
j h n e K e represented Secretary
Adams, who was unable to at
tend, while services were read by
DR.. @. Freeland Peter, Of the
WASHINGTON Cathedral.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
COURTS RULING
BOON To j. s.
INVENTORS
Government Right to Patents
Invented BY Its Employees
Is Denied in Wilmington

A court decision Of vital i'm.
portance to inventive minded Gov.
eminent employees was handed
down this week in the Federal
Court at Wilmington. The suit
was instituted by the Government
to secure patent rights held on
electrical devices invented by
Government employees. The right
Of the Government to the patents
was denied.
In the past it has been the
practice to hold that devices and
discoveries made by Government
employees belong to the Federal
Government.
Several inventions now used in
the Government service are the
work Of employees who received
little for their trouble. Several
years ago a mechanic in one Of
the Government shops invented q
device that did away with his posi-.
ton entirely. The patent rights
were taken out in the name Of the
Federal Government.
The court held that the action
Of the Government would stag
nate inventive ingenuity among
workers and that they were en-
titled to hold patent rights on de-
vices which they invented.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
IT, S. Mill to Furnish Paper
For Currency Fought
Times Staff Photo

within few months and that
counterfeiters were more active
in flooding the country with spur
ious bills of different denomina-
tions.
U. S. Paper Mill Urged
In answer to the complaints
the "Plate Printer" asserts that
Brown blamed the failure on the
paper and then tried to have q
bill put through Congress that
would provide for a paper mill
operated by the Government.
Should this move be followed
out, it is stated, the Government
will have to manufacture inks
and other materials that are
essential to the manufacture Of
currency.
Attention is also directed by
the editorial to the nightmare"
t the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing which resulted from a
change in paper suggested by
Brown and the attendant loss Of
thousands of dollars in paper
which could not measure up to
requirements.
The Washington times., 1931-05-02
BRIDE LIKELY
IN AYRES JOB

The death Of E. ]. Ayres, chief
clerk and administrative assistant
of the State Department, is caus-
ing considerable speculation as to
who will be appointed to fill the
post.
Harry Alexander Mcbride, who
has been acting as chief clerk
since Mr.. Ayres was taken i'll
several months ago, is being
prominently mentioned.
Mr.. Mcbride entered the ser.
vice as a clerk in the Consulate
office at Dresden, Germany. in
1908. A great deal Of his work
has been identified with the for
eign service branch.
For a number Of years he was
detailed in different parts OF
Europe. He served as acting gen.
eral receiver Of customs and Il.
nancial advisor to Liberia and
was q member Of the Liberian In.
ternal Debt Commission.
In 1921, he was made chief Of
the visa office of the department
He resigned in 1922 to become a
representative of an American
firm in Spain and re-entered the
service in 1928 as vice consul at
Malaga. He was appointed execu.
tive assistant this year.