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Evening star., 1932-02-11
BAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Soldiers Home
Band this evening at Stanley Hall at
$50 o'clock. John S. NJ Zimmerman,
bandmaster; Anton Pointner, assistant:
March, Young America. ...... Cohan
Overture, The Marriage of Figaro"
Mozart
Suite characteristic, -Four Indian
Love Lyrics" 49,. Woodford- -Fenden
Temple Bells Less Than the
Dust" "Kashmiri Song" TIL
Wake"
Melange, Master Melodies No. O."
Roberts
Excerpts from light operas of the past.
Patrol characteristic, Turkish"
Beethoven
Waltz suite, woodland Dreams.
fWaldteufel
Finale, Fluffy Rufies". Green
"The Star spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1932-02-11
OLYMPIC SLED RACES
ARE DELAYED BY RAIN
Snow Rapidly Melting Under
Downpour-Temperature
Rising.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LAKE PLACID. N Y, February IL
A heavy downpour of rain. following
sudden rise in temperature, today
caused postponement of the first two
heats of the follr-man bob sled compe-
tition until tomorrow
The snow. piled in huge drifts by
storms of the iast few days, was rap
idly melting under the downpour OF
rain and the outdoor hockey, arena and
Olympic skating course was turned
from glistening ice to slush.
Omcials were hopeful the ski jump.
only other event on the days ofncial
program, could be held this afternoon
as scheduled, but there was little prom
ise even Of that with the rain con-
tinuing
An exhibition hockey game between
a combined team Of United States and
Canadian Olympic spares and the Lake
Placid Club sqIad is scheduled for the
indoor rink tonight and will not be
affected by the weather.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
LEGATION HONORS PRINCE
DR.. Duncan Gives Egyptian Lee
ture Tonight.

In celebration of the 18th birthday
anniversary of the Egyptian Crown
prince, Farik. the Egyptian Minister,
Sesostris Sidarouss Pasha, has invited
the Archaeological Society Of Washing
ton and members of the diplomatic
corps for an evening at the legation
tonight, when an illustrated lecture
Will be delivered by DR.. George s. Dun
can. professor Of Egyptology at Amer
ican University.
DR.. Duncan will speak on Egypt,
the Cradle Of Civilization"
Evening star., 1932-02-11
EXAM" Answers
In Girls Stockings
Battle Professor
Open.W ork Style Enables
Northwestern Students
to Crib.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 11.-These new
open-work stockings the girls are wear
ing
Prof. Norman Bradish Of Northwest
ern University said yesterday have
caused an outbreak of cribbing In ex-
aminations.
The girls write out before examina-
tions answers to the questions they
think may be asked, Prof. Bradish said.
The answers. he said, are on small pieces
of paper and the paper is placed under
the stocking.
All that remains Is for the coed to
move her skirt during the test and copy
the answer from the paper.
And" the professor concluded. what
is a professor going to do about it?"
Evening star., 1932-02-11
GOLD SHIPMENTS TO U. S.
FROM JAPAN RUN HIGH
$25, 500, 900 Since January 1 and
31s1, $4,000 Since Manchurian
Move Last Fall Recorded.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, February IL
Shipments Of gold from Japan to the
United States since the first OF the
year totaled approximately S28,500, 900,
customs oficials here said yesterday.
Since Japan first sent troops into
Manchuria last September. they add.
Shipments this week were $5,000,000
in bullion which arrived Sunday and
$l3, soc, 900 which reached Seattle last
night en- route to the San Francisco
Mint. The gold will be held here and
placed to Japan'S credit.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

years. twenty years" Hurley replied 1t
was not matter Of years.
The replies, King said, confirmed his
view about the Secrctary's position on
independence.
has proceeded on definite, well-de-
fined policy that is capable Of fulfill
ment.
Il believe that the responsibilities as
sumed by the United States when 1t
destroyed the sovereignty Of SrSin have
not been fulfilled and that the lnde-
pendence of the Philippines should be
given when certain conditions lave been
performed that assure the stability Of
the government when 1t Is established" ="
Halves told the Secretary he was the
only witness to appear before Senate or
House committees who had not set a
definite date for Philippine independ-
ence.
Proud of Exception.
Hurley replied he was proud" Of
that, as he never followed the band
wagon" He remarked that the wit
nesses might have had their feathers
a little singed" If they had said they
were against independence.
Hurley said all of the business men
who testified had interests in the
Philippines or in insular trade.
Every one Of them" he said, "set
the date for independence not at a time
he thought would be for the general
welfare of the Philippine Islands, but
at a date which would give him ample
time to liquidate or at time when his
four score years and ten would have
expired"
He added he had mo adverse criti-
cism" of this attitude.
In answer to a question from Senator
Robinson, Republican, of Indiana, he
said. you can't honorably" refuse to
grant independence to the Philippines
sooner or later.
Testifies in House Hearing.
The Secretary told the House Com
mittee yesterday any immediate sever
ance Of political relations between
the United States and the Philippines
might lead to anarchy and revolution.
mo final solution" he said. ''of po-
litical relations can be undertaken at
the present without grave danger to
both the Philippines and the American
people"
He advocated the restriction Of Fill
pino immigration to the United States
as an economic measure and not one
based on racial grounds.
Readjustment of tariff relations be-
tween the United States and the Philip
pines was suggested as a means for i'm
provement of mutual economic condi-
tions.
Clashes With RoxaS
Secretary Hurley and Speaker Roxss
of the Philippine House of Representa-
tives engeged in a verbal tilt on the
subject of freedom Of speech in the
Philippines.
Hurley charged that no Filipino lead
er dared say anything against inde-
pendence.
Roxas said Hurley's charge was not
true-that the Fflipinos merely refused
to follow any leader not for independ-
ence.
Hurley asked Roxas II it were not q
fact that money appropriated by the
Philippine Legislation was used to
spread independence propaganda
through the islands.
Not one cent" Roxas replied.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
SIX RAIDERS ACCUSED

JACKSON, KY, February II R).-A
Federal prohibition agent and five con-
stables were charged with murder yes
terday in connection with the fatal
shooting last night Of Luther Barnett
during a raid on a still.
The officers were released on their
own recognizance by County Judge
William Turner. The complaint was
entered by Coroner James T. Goff.
Those charged we're B. L. Smith, a
Federal officer, and Constables Deaton,
James Marshall. Ova Dunn, Lewis
Tauihee and Blake Centers.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
CITIZENS IN FIGHT
TO BAN M0RTUARIES
AT CITY'S PORTAL
Continued From First Page.)

y
Chase Citizens Association, both mem
ber bodies of the District Federation of
Citizens Associations. and Friendship
Heights Association in Maryland, have
strongly protested the coming change,
maintaining that second commercial
classification would leave virtually no
restrictions on the land.
Gawler Sons last year sought to have
the entire lot rezoned to first CONNER
cial entirely, but the effort failed when
they could not acquire the necessary
consent of the owners of rs per cent of
the property within radius Of 200
feet of the site. This consent, it is ex-
planned, is not necessary in order for
the Zoning Commission to pass on an
application for change to second COM
mercial.
The morticians have informed s. G..
Lindholm, engineer Of the Zoning Com
mission, that the deed to the lot would
contain covenant which would pro-
hibit the erection Of crematorium.
Ask Jenifer st. Permit.
An application seeking permission to
establish a funeral parlor on Jenifer
street, just west of Wisconsin avenue
and short distance from the site OF
the proposed Gawler home, has been
filed with the District building inspector
by Mrs. Louise B. MaZza, Lindholm
said. The land already is zoned first
commercial, and the necessary consent
Of abutting property owners for such an
establishment has been obtained.
Louis Mazza, husband of Mrs. MazZa,
said this morning that he could not
divulge the identity Of the funeral con-
Germ interested In this site. but said
it was not Gawler Sons. He said a
crematorium was not contemplated In
connection with the plan.
The Gawler concern said today they
had obtained the consent of so per
cent Of the owners of property fronting
on three blocks in the vicinity of Wis
consin avenue, Jenifer street and Mil
itary road to establish funeral home
on the site.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
RITES SET FOR FLYER
Lieut.. Alexander Will Be Buried
at Arlington Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Second Lieut.
Albert L. Alexander, jr., Air Corps
killed In an airplane accident February
6 at Chanute Field, Rancoul, ILL.,, will
be held tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
in Arlington National Cemetery. A
formation of five planes from Boiling
Field with one vacant space, will fly
over the grave, and the following OFF,
GERS of the Air Corps will serve as
honorary pallbearers:
Capts. E. J. House, Don L. Hutchins,
Paul ]. Mathis, Charles p Prime, and
First Lieuts. J. B. Haddon and T. D.
White.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Regain Mckinney Weds.

NEW YORK, February IL P).-Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Regan of Old West
bury yesterday announced the marriage
Of their daughter, Jean, to Regan Nc
Kinney. son of Mrs. Price Mckinney OF
Cleveland, Ohio. They plan to spend
their honeymoon in the Hawaiian
Islands.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
MUSEUM WILLED ART
Laughing Boy" Reported Sold to
American, Goes to Vienna.

VIENNA, February II (P).-The
Laughing Boy" famous bust by De-
siderio da Settigano, which recently was
enormously reported to have been sold
to an American, becomes the property
of the Vienna Museum of Art under the
will of its owner, Gustav Benda, who
died last Sunday.
The museum also receives other ex-
tremely valuable art objects, including
the bronze relief Madonna With Child
and Angels" by Bertoldo di Diovanni,
who was the master of Donatello and
Michelangelo The testator stipulated
that the collection remain intact.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
GIVEN FAMOUS BOOK
New York Public Library Adds
$61, 900 Volume to ShelYes.

NEW YORK, February II (P.-The
famous Tikyitt Psalter, which sold for
S61 900 at the recent auction Of the
Lothian collection for fine old books and
manuscripts, will be added to the
Spencer collections of illustrated books
at the New York Public Library.
This announcement was made by the
library trustees, who said the manu-
script had been obtained through the
generosity Of an unnamed benefactor
and the aid Of Dr.. A. w. Roseubach,
who purchased it at TIE auction,
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Drinkwater Improves.

LONDON. February II R).-The con-
dition Of John Drinkwater, the play
wright, Ill with bronchial influenza, was
ing . high point OF lo3 degrees last
uight,
Evening star., 1932-02-11
House Leased, 1900 Years.

During an action in High Court at
Sevenoaks. England, it was brought out
that a house in Devon was under a
lease of 1000 years from the death
of Queen Elizabeth in 1903.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

Merchants Of Tonkin, French 1ndo-
China, report that business Is almost
normal.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

the Kentucky Tennessee coal fields to
distribute food and test their constitu-
tional right to hold meetings and give
relief to miners.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
HELD IN SLAYING

Man Arrested at Norfolk for New
York Police.
NORFOLK, Va, February II P).-
William Bryant, A, said by police to be
wanted in New York for the Staying Of
Frank Nappon February /, was held
today as q fugitive from justice.
Police surrounded the house in which
he was sleeping last night to arrest him.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
WORLD DISARMING
URGED BY SOVIET
TO ASSURE PEACE

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1932-02-11
WRITER is BEATEN
IN MINE FIELD WAR;
OTHERS LEAVE STATE

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1932-02-11
HURLEY, TERMING
PHILIPPINE BILLS
C0WARDLY, IN ROW

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1932-02-11

In late Autumn a day came when, as
a Ford lieutenant said, I'VE believed we
had perfect four" The improved
model A was put into production. Sup
pliers all over the country received
orders Trainloads Of raw material be-
gan rolling it. The power plants start
ed toward peaks not reached in months.
The foundry began working day and
night, and the endless carriers Of parts
started a 24-hour run. Down the as
sembly lines started the improved model
A in a never-ending stream.
But Mr.. Ford wasn't satisfied" the
lieutenant went on. His old smile
didn't come back IS it usually did when
things began to hum. Instead, he
seemed to be getting madder and mad
der. OF course, we didn't know what
he was thinking. but we Knew ne 1elt
we weren't yet on the right track"
Then came December Z, . Monday.
Edsel Ford came over from the Rouge
plant and went to bis ofnoe In the Dear-
Evening star., 1932-09-29
DAO ANAA ~ AOA~AA1O ". Burgess.

"Of course, have seen them. What
about them?" replied Mrs. Lghtfoot.
Did you ever see old Mrs. Toad or
Mrs. Frog taking any care OF them or
even giving them any attention.
asked Peter.
Come to think of it, never did. y
replied Mrs. Lightfoot. And those
tadpoles really are their children, too.
I had forgotten all about them"
Then there are the Turtle children. u
continued Peter. They never know
their parents and their parents never
know them Nobody does any worry
ing over young Turtles. They have to
look out for themselves from the time
they are born"
We'll. 1t isn't that way among the
furred and feathered folk" replied Mrs.
Iightfoot. II cannot think of a single
mother among them who is free from
worry and care while her children are
babies"
Peter scratched long ear with a
long hind foot II can think Of one,
but only one" said he.
Who is that one?" demanded Mrs.
Lightfoot.
"Sally Sly the Cowbird," replied
Peter. "She lets some one else do all
the worrying and care-taking"
And she is disgrace to the whole
feathered tribe!" exclaimed Mrs. Light
foot. II had forgotten about her"
The little fawns had finished their
meal and at a signal from their mother
they separated and each lay down in
just the way they had been doing when
Peter had failed to see them. Their
mother gave them a glance Of approval
and then left the thicket. Peter followed
her She went off to some distance
and there she lay down.
II should think" said Peter. that
you would want to be right with them
while they are so little and helpless"
Il do want to be-" replied Mrs Light
foot" but that would be foolish thing
to do. Until they are big enough and
strong enough to follow me about the
less 1 am with them the better for
them. They are safer without me than
with me; much safer. OF course, l
never am far away. never so far that l
cannot keep watch and come to their
aid if necessary"
Peter thought this over for a few
minutes He was puzzled. Mrs. Peter
wouldn't do that" said he. You
couldn't keep her away from her
babies"
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Bit of Freddy Gossip.

A funny place this world would be
II there was none to disagree.
Old Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1932-09-29

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fitted to undertake it. DOROTHY DIX
Evening star., 1932-09-29

four tablespoonfuls soy sauce. Brown
the meat lightly in half the fat and
remove from the skillet. Cook the pep
per and onion in the rest of the fat
a few minutes. Add the celery, meat,
salt, h=oth or gravy; cover and SIM
mer for five minutes. Mix the corn
starch and water until smooth, stir
into the mixture and cook for a few
minutes longer. Add the artichokes or
radishes, or substitute for them one
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Beet Greens.

Wash them thoroughly and cook
with the tiny beets attached, then drain
and dress with vinegar, butter, pepper
and salt
Beet top salad is tasty. Cook. drain
and chill the tops. To each cupful
add a small onion sliced. Serve on
lettuce with mayonnaise.
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Rice and Tomatoes.

Cut slice from the stem end of
large smooth tomatoes. Scoop out the
seeds and soft pulp. To one cup Of
boiled rice add one-half cup CT chopped
meat Chicken preferred), tablespoon
Of onion Drowned in butter, little
parsley and one egg. Season and fill
tomatoes with the mixture. Bake 20
minutes in a moderate oven (40o de-
grees Fahrenheit)
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Pork Chop Suey.

One and one-half to two cupfuls
shredded cooked lean pork. two table
spoonfuls fat, one green pepper. shred
ded; two cupfuls shredded onion, two
cupfuls shredded celery, salt to taste,
two cupfuls meat broth or thin gravy,
one teaspoonful cornstarch. one table
spoonful cold water, two cupfuls sliced
raw Jerusalem artichokes or radishes,
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Ny Neighbor Says:

A good ventilator to use in
bed room windows is made by
fitting a board six or eight
inches high and just the width Of
window below the lower sash.
If liquid in which olives are
bottled is thrown away when a
bottle is opened. olives may be
kept indefinitely in olive oil
poured over them, after they are
put back in the bottle.
Wash your sweater on a windy
day. then put it in a pillow case
or twine bag and hang out to
dry. Shake it often until dry.
All knit or crocheted articles
should be dried in this way, if
you want them to keep their
shape. Some dry sweaters on q
coat hanger. but the bag is bet
ter for knitted things.
Copyright. 1922
Evening star., 1932-09-29
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
When Mother Was a Child, Did She Really "Al
ways Do as She Was Told?"-Risks
Future Happiness.

MISS PIX girl my teens and very unhappy nh @
she dapprov Of everything do although 90 nothing wrong
when she girl she never DID anything OF
which her parents dpprovd Do you think that IN the y
disobeyed fathers and mothers wishes? BERTIE
Evening star., 1932-09-29

~ RS. LIGHTFOOT the Deer was
M proud Of her two babies. There
V was no doubt about that. 1t
1 i was evident in the way she
looked at them and in the
way she spoke Of them. Peter Rabbit
didn't wonder that she was proud of
them. When he thought how com
pletely they had fooled him, one of
Evening star., 1932-09-29

them almost under his very nose keep
ing so still that he had mistaken the
little fellow for small log. he felt that
Mrs Lightfoot had reason for pride.
They must be a great care" said
Peter
Aren't all children q care?" asked
Mrs Lightfoot.
Il suppose they are" admitted
Peter.
They are to their mothers, anyway"
declared Mrs. Lightfoot.
Peter began to chuckle. Come to
think of it, there are some babies that
are no care to their parents" said he.
II didn't think of them when I agreed
that all children are a care"
We'll. if there are never have seen
them" declared Mrs. Lightfoot.
''Oh, yes you have" retorted Peter.
When and where?" demanded Mrs.
Lightfoot.
When you have been to the Smiling
POOL replied Peter. Don't tell me
that you never have seen the Frog and
Toad tadpoles there"
Evening star., 1932-09-29

cup of sliced peanuts. Add soy sauce
in sufficient quantities to give the de-
sired favor and then salt to taste.
Serve with hot flaky rice. (This recipe
serves five persons.)
Evening star., 1932-09-29

The British war Office has ruled that
all soldiers who take part In military
circuses must be insured against acci--
dent. and as a result the events are be-
ing called of.
Evening star., 1932-09-29
JOLLY POLLY
A Lesson in English.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

w. T-"Before he was sentenced to
be hanged" is the correct form.
Clothes are hung on a line; men are
hanged on the gallows." II hung my
coat on the nail" Misfortune hung
They deserve to be hanged"
Evening star., 1932-08-30
Bedroom Suites At Low August Sale Prices
$ IS

This attractive Bedroom Suite is in ma
hogany and gumwood, with 4711a-inch
dresser and Phyfe style dressing table,
quaint wood knobs. Poster bed, chest of
drawers, chair and bench with uphol-
stored seats. Suite available with twin
beds and night table, 8 pieces, sl575O.
Evening star., 1932-08-30
Bedroom s I(l.75
Suite at -. ~

The suites at this price are in walnut and
American gumwood. Four major pieces
at $l19.75 include 48-inch dresser, an un-
usually roomy chest of drawers, a 5-drawer
vanity dresser and fullsize panel bed.
Chair and bench are available at 1915
and SO respectively. A good value now.
Evening star., 1932-08-30
Bedroom E MS
Suite at 1T

This suite is really something to write
home about Six pieces complete in your
choice of walnut or mahogany with Ameri-
can gumwood. There is 46-inch dresser,
a charming chest of drawers, vanity and
bench, chair and a full-sized bed. A
lovely quality and specially low priced.
Evening star., 1932-08-30
August
Sale of
LIFETIME FURNITURE
affords large savings noV

CT IFETME from Mayors" families this with pride And
- rhtuy they has quality for
sake of price, Lifetime Furniture from Mayer Co. has always represented
comfort dependby and the with
enduring quality. Now, during this sale of Lifetime Furniture offer
than ordinarily
Whether table house full of furniture need
savings and let show
Evening star., 1932-08-30
$Q =

This suite has four pieces, including the
full size bed, the bureau, the chest of
drawers and the vanity dresser. Your
choice of walnut and gumwood or ma.
hogany and gumwood. A specially low
price for bedroom suite of such quality.
Let us show you this suite right away.
Evening star., 1932-08-30
s143.75
ETC.
Bedroom
Suite at

The Suite at this price is fashioned prin-
cipally from cherry. The dresser is AZ
inches wide with four drawers and hang
ing mirror. 6 pieces complete of Dutch
Colonial influence with quaint poster bed
and dressing table with hanging mirror.
A remarkable value and charming set.
Evening star., 1932-11-09
BALL CHAIRMAN NAMED
Col. Payne to Head Legion Floor
Committee.

Col Frederick H Payne, Assistant
Secretary Of War has been named
chairman Of the Floor Committee for
the American Legion's George Wash
ington ball at the Mayfower Hotel
Armistice night, according to an an
nouncement by Gen. William Horton,
chairman Of the committee in charge.
Several dance numbers have been ar
ranged, including minuet featuring
Helen Stuart Griffith and Wallace
Nrirhf