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Evening star., 1932-07-12
PASSES
HERR|OT'S BUDGET
Approval by 385 to POI of Bill
After Night Session Is
Victory for Premier.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, July 12.-Premier Edouard
Herriot won a decisive victory in the
Chamber of Deputies today when the
chamber, by vote of 385 to 201 passed
the government finance bill designed to
balance the French budget.
The premier victory came after an
all-night session of the chamber in
which there we're bitter fights which
threatened to destroy his majority by
alternating forces of both the left and
the right.
The Socialists. next to the strongest
party group in the chamber, decided to
withhold their support after Socialist
amendment, calling for elimination Of
the annual training period for reserv-
lists, was voted down.
Socialists to Demand Cut.
The reservists' training costs about
S4,800,000 a year. Socialist orators de-
clared this sacrifice of the French mill
tary organization could be made and its
cost contributed to the cause Of a bal
anced budget.
Declaring it question of confidence,
the pfemier said the amendment would
ieopardise the safety of France and he
made references to conditions outside
the frontiers which were taken to
mean Adolf Hitler's storm troops in
Germany.
While we would be hesitating to
train reserviSts," he said, elsewhere
there are masses whose numbers cam
not exactly be told but whose political
poWer is evident since they impose their
own will The Socialists amendment
was defeated, $50 TO l79.
The session continued through the
night, adjourning at 8:45 am. and re-
convening at 10 m, when the deputies
reconvened there were peSsimistic re-
ports of failing support for the govern
ment.
Alternate in Debate.
The premier and his finance minister,
Louis Germain- Martin, battled alter
nately for the bill.
The premier, mounting the roStrum
said his government was adhering to
policy OF courage because it was essen
tial that the budget be balanced. Al
luding to the recent conference on
reparations at Lausanne, he said:
Il have encountered immense OBJ
stacles during the last few weeks. The
interests of France have been safe
guarded. The fate of my government
is of no Importance to me"
The bill includes new increase in
income taxes
Evening star., 1932-07-12
TAXI RATE BOOSTS
FEARED BY KEECH
Peoples Counsel Says Rise
in License Fees May Mean
25-Cent Charge.

Fear that the marked increase in
license fees for drivers of public
vehicles may lead to higher taxicab
rates was expressed today by Rich
mond B. Keech, peoples counsel. be-
fore the Public Utilities Commission.
The new District license code de-
mands fee of S25 year from taxi
drivers, an increase Of SIC over the
former rate. In view Of the slim
margin of profit now earned under the
20-cent fiat rate, Keech thinks some
of the operators, at least. might be
compelled to raise the rate to Is cents
Would Avoid Rate Boost.
Keech has kept in close touch with
the taxicab situation. and knowing the
Sentiment of the operators as he does
he feels the drivers will raise rates
only as a final resort. The question of
changing rates. he believes, will be
avoided until the taxicab industry as
q whole adjusts itself to the new
license fee.
The s25 fee, in Keech's opinion, may
force some of the operators out OF ousl-
ness. particularly those running on
part time basis, thus leaving a larger
field for those drivers who depend en-
tirely on the operation OF cab Tor
livelihood. In such an event, he SAID,
the regular driver may be able to earn
sufficient revenue without raising rates
Neither Keech nor the Public Utilities
Commission has any dependable mior-
nation as to the number OF part-tlme
taxicab operators in Washington. but
the total is not believed to exceed 30o.
These part-time drivers consist chiefly
of Government workers and others
regularly employed who drive cabs at
night to augment their income.
Many May Quit Field.
1t Is Keach's belief that these part
time operators will not pay SIS for
license fee, an amount which probably
would represent their earnings for
period of two weeks or more The eX-
odus of these cabs from the field, he
pointed out, would be Of material bene-
fit to the regular drivers.
Keech. however, does not believe the
higher fee will drive many of the regu-
lar operators out of business since their
livelihood depends entirely on their
earnings, TO matter how meager they
may be. These drivers will continue to
operate. he thinks, and if hit too hard
by the increased license fee will raise
rates rather than join the ranks OF the
Evening star., 1932-07-12
WAGE CUT PROTESTED.
Illinois Miners Want Proposal for IS
Day Recalled.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July II P).--
Three thousand Illinois coal miners
gathered today to demand that Presl-
dent John Walker and other officials
of the Illinois Mine Workers recall the
referendum ballots and revoke the call
for an election Saturday. on the new
wage scale proposal, calling Tor a basic
wage of SIS a day.
Ballots for the referendum were
mailed today.
I'VE are here to stay" spokesmen
said, until we see the State officials
and tell them what we think OF the
compromise they are putting to vote.
What we demand is not decrease, but
an increase We want a basic wage OF
ST day CT six hours, which will cut
down the eight hour day and put an
additional 10000 men back to work
President Walker could not be found
but the police called at his office for a
conference on means Of regulating the
activities of the gathering.
Evening star., 1932-07-12
SEIZED IN BOND CASE

Detroiter Held, Alleged Fake Secu-
rites Taken.
DETROIT. July II LP).-The discov-
cry of $4,000 in alleged fake bonds of
the United Light g. Power Co. Of New
York and the arrest of Ralph Sugrue,
SO, Detroit, in whose possession they
were found, was reported today
Detectives said they found II bonds,
each for $500, in Sugrue's possession.
They said he told them a race track
operator had given them to him. The
bonds bore the signature of John
Harrison" and officials of the United
Co. in Chicago said no one by that
name in the company was authorized
to sign the bonds.
Evening star., 1932-07-12

hensiye knowledge Of the needs and
conditions of the service and whole
hearted devotion - his important
tasks. At frequent intervals this oh-
Ger was required in the performance
of his duties to participate in the
active operations at the front. eSpe-.
cially in his duties as assistant chlel
of Air Service. His marked 1ndlf1er-
ence to danger at these times was
highly exemplary. Residence at ap-
pointment, Washington, D. G.
He is now a colonel in the Artillery
Corps Reserves and lives at 430 Gray
avenue. Webster Groves, Mo.
Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-07-12
ALEXANDRIA GRANTED
WATER RATE APPEAL
Virginia Supreme Court Grants
Plea From Decision of Cor
poration Commission.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND, Va, July 12-The
Alexandria Water Co. today was
awarded an appeal by the Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals from a de-
cision of the State Corporation Com
mission prescribing rates to be effect
i've February /, 1882 The company
had sought an increase of approx
mately 40 per cent in rates and was
allowed an advance Of only 10 per
cent.
There were 13 assignments Of error
in the companys petition. The City
Council of Alexandria which interviewed
in the case is the appellee. Under the
law appeals are allowed as a matter
OF right from the corporation commits
sion
Evening star., 1932-07-12
HUMAN QUALITY HELD
HOPE OF SMALL BUSINESS
Pro. Erwin Schell Regards 1t as
Reason Why Lesser Firms Have
Fared Better in Depression.

BY the Associated Press.
SILVER BAY, N. Y, July l2.-The
human quality" in the management OF
small business, Prof. Erwin H. Schell
of Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, declares, is one reason why small
industries have Jared better in recent
months than big industries.
Prof. Schell, head of the department
of business and engineering administra-
ton at the institute in Cambridge, told
the second annual conference Of small
er industries the spirit of comradeship
between executives and the rank and
file has never been so strong in Ameri-
can industry as today"
Evening star., 1932-07-12
STREET WORK 0. KID

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, July 12.-Re-
surfacing of Grafton street and Cedar
Parkway was authorized by the Citizens
Committee of Section 2 at its meeting
last night. The work is in line with the
associations plans for the repair of GER
tain thoroughfares of the community
here.
The association decided to inspect the
street lights in this section and to trim
away any foliage found around them.
Evening star., 1932-07-12
SQUADRON SEEKS INSIGNIA
Texas National Guard Air Group
Offers $25 for Best Design.

The 111th Observation Squadron,
Texas National Guard, wants squad
ron insignia so badly that it Is willing
to spend $25 to get a good design, the
War Department has been notified.
The squadron has opened a public
design competition and will pay $25 to
the winner The insignia must conform
with the regular War Department
specifications for aircraft squadron in
sigma. Those interested in the COM
petition may obtain full information
from Maj Thomas w. Blackburn. 111th
Observation Squadron, Texas National
Guard, Houston Airport, Houston. Tex.
Evening star., 1932-07-12
HEAD Of SAO PAUL0
J..
JOINS REBEL MOVE.
Governor Quits Federal Post
to Become Executive
of RevoIutioniStS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, July 12-Re-
ports from Sac Paulo today said that
Pedro De Toledo had resigned as Fed
eral governor of Sac Paulo Province
and had been installed Immediately as
head of the revolutionary government
there
The Federal structure was over
thrown early this morning, after re-
bellion begun by two regiments of the
State Militia had acquired support from
additional units.
Federals Unsuccessful.
Federal troops apparently were un-
successful IN efforts to put down the
revolt The commander in chief Or
dered an airplane squadron to fly over
Sac Paulo today dropping pamphlets
containing government offer to ar
bitrate.
President Getulio Vargas threw the
concentrated military and naval power
of the federal government today against
the revolt of the FuerZa Pub,ica at Sac
Paulo.
81 to Prepare Constitution.
Federal troops marched toward the
southern city from garrisons in the
north, northwest and south. In the
meantime the President had appointed
a committee of 81 to draw up a new
constitution for the nation. Political
leaders at Sac Paulo scme time ago de-
manded a return to constitutional gov
ernment.
A decree was issued closing the Port
of Santos. in Sac Paulo Province, the
worlds greatest coffee port, to all navi-
cation.
Evening star., 1932-07-12
RAYMOND PENFIELD DIES
Retired Manufacturer Expires at
Age of 72.

NEW YORK. July ~ (P).-Raymond
first president of the Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co, died at his home here yes
terday. He was 70. He had been in
ill-health since he sustained a frac-
tured shoulder as the result of fall
five weeks ago.
The widow, the former Minnie Pat
terson of ST. Louis: two sons, j. Pres
ton Penfield of New York and Harold
C. Penfield Of Chicago; daughter. Mrs.
A. w. Bastedo of New York; sister,
Mrs Frank A Seiberling of Akron,
Ohio, and five grandchildren survive.
Real jewels again are vogue in Lon
Evening star., 1932-07-12
HITS MARRIAGE CLAUSE
IN ECONOMY MEASURE
Miss Gail Laughlin, Candidate in
Maine House Race, Describes
Plan as Entirely Unfair.


The marriage clause in the economy
bill was hit by Miss Gail Laughlin, now
running for Congress in Maine, in
talk at a tea of the Government Work
ers' Council of the National Womans
party, at the Alva Belmont House yes
terday afternoon.
This provision for the discharge OF
welded persons where the situation re-
ouires was described by the speaker as
penalizing marriage.
In cases where two are employed
from the same family, the treatment
should be the same whether the COM
bination is father and son, mother and
daughter, or husband and wife, she
emphasized.
The proposed equal rights amendment
to the Constitution is the only way to
assure equality for women, Miss Laugh
lin said.
Evening star., 1932-07-12
Districts Heroes
in the
World War
Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel.

A S recorded in the official cita-
n tation, Halsey Dunwoody. colo
II mel Coast Artillery Corps,
4 \ Signal Corps, U. S. Army, was
awarded the Distinguished
Service Medal for exceptionally meri-
torious and distinguished services in a
position of great responsibility. AS
Evening star., 1932-07-12

o Army
II
dizy the metal pdweb lowering sections the steel frame
alongside wharf
l52 hehtare
Evening star., 1932-07-12

chief of supply and
assistant chief of
Air Service, by his
energy, tact a n d
Xe cutive ability.
he built up an ef-
hcient supply serv-
ice a p a b e Of
meeting the pro-
gram for material,
airpanes. m o t orS
and equipment. He
e S t a b | ished and
maintained excel
lent relations with
the allied military
au t h o rites. His
service was marked
by exceptional ad-
m i n / S t r a t i've
ability, com pr E.
Evening star., 1932-07-12
CENSORSHIP is IMPOSED.
Revolutionary Leaders in Full Power in
State.

SAC PAULO, Brazil. July II CP).-
The government of the federal inter-
ventor tgovernor) in Sac Paulo, richest
and most powerful of the Brazilian
states, was overthroWn today and
leaders of the revolution which began
last week had taken over the helm.
Military censorship was imposed here
and dispatches Of even an obviously
domestic nature were stopped.
Coffee Official Quits
Marcos de Souza Dantas of Sac
Paulo, president of the National Coffee
Council, resigned and President Vargas
named Mauro Roquette to succeed him.
The rebels here claimed that every
military garrison in the State was sup
porting their movement against the
Vargas government. Sac Paulo was
one of the last hold-outS, during the
revolution of 1880, which placed Vargas
in power, and overthreW the govern
ment of President Washington Luis.
Rebelled in 1924.
The Fuerza Publica, powerful state
militia which is leading the present
revolt, rebelled against the federal gov
ernment in 1924 end Sac Paulo was
isolated for % days. 1t required al
most the entire federal army to break
up the rebellion.
Sac Paulo has never been enthusiast
tic over the Vargas government. 1t
has resented the small voice it has been
given in the Federal government to
which, as a result of its coffee produc-
ton and textile industries, its shoe
manufacturing and other industries, 1t
contributes 60 per cent Of the revenue.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
Automobiles
Automobiles for Sale

USED CARS. NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
92o Bladenseurg Rd. n. 2. All. 0200
SPECIALS
1882 Chew. Coach SAVE.
1920 Chew. Coupe .......S225
1929 Ford Coupe .S1o5
1891 Chew. Spe. Sedan. .S545
1890 Ford SPIT. Rdstr. .$275
at Barry-Pate's new branch
1850 PARK ROAD N. w.
Adams 1O2O2
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
CADILLAC

CADILLAC Coupe 314. perfect condition.
Make offer. METROPOLITAN COL
LECTION SERVICE. 2022 14th N. W.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
CHRYSLER
CHEVROLET

coach: driven very
little by careful driver and will give
practically same service as a new car;
S429: terms Donohoe Chevrolet. Inc.
1920 M St. N. W. Decatur $500. Open
evenings and Sunday.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
DODGE

DODGE-1929 coupe, $40 down, $23 per
mo-; excellent; looks new; runs fine;
new tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor
PEOPLE who can afford to buy new
Cadillac and La Sale cars turn in
good used cars. KEMPTON-CADILLAC
has another you cannot afford to miss.
iI3s Conn. AVE. N. W.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
Rentals
Observation-Disclosures

RHODE ISLAND AVE n W. 7O-T6Tee
THE ALTON. 1445 Park Rd. n W.-Two
rooms, kitchen and bath, large closets.
S62 so; furnished S75; resident manager;
24.hour elev.; free Frigidaire. AID. 3451.
THE DI PONT CIRCLE. DUPONT CIRCLE
& CONN. AVE Apis, S35 up.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
BUICK

BUICK STANDARD SEDAN. Good condi.
tion, $145. Buick Roadster, $145. BuicF
Master Sedan. S445. Morgans Used Car
Lot l4th and r St. n. W.
1880 BUICK COUPE Ga c. New tires.
Looks and runs like new. Must be sold
at once. E. z. terms, trade or what
have you?
1910 14th ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
Room apartments for Rt Dovnwn Section Ped From &35OUb
Want - Miscellaneous
WAnted-Furniture

BEST PRICES PAID for furniture Of all
kinds. Call North 9523.
BOOKS bought. all kinds Bring them or call
MET. 54l5. Pearlman's 933 st. N. w.
FURNITURE - Absolutely highest cash
prices paid for used furniture. rugs, brio.
a-brac. Call Murray. be convinced AID. 6l33
HIGHEST prices paid for used furniture of
every description: prompt and courteous
service. Call Paul any time Lin. 1OO45
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
Automobiles

CASH for your car Without a
doubt / pay highest prices. II
car is not paid for. will pay your
undue balance. give you the differ.
ence in cash. No delay. See Mr
Barnes, 1929 l4th st. Decatur 1890
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
Automobiles
PLYMOUTH
PONTIAC

PLYMOUTH USED CAR DEPT.
Blanton Motor Co., T. N. Y. Ave. N. E
The Washington times., 1932-04-02

CHEvRoLET-192s coach; looks good
runs good, tires are good: so is the
Inc. tc 1890 NJ St. n " Decatur $500.
Open evenings and Sunday.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
LA SALE

PEOPLE who can afford to buy new
Cadillac, and La Sale cars turn in
has another you cannot afford to miss.
La Sale Phaeton. 1923.
113S CONN. AVE. N. W.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
1903 Radio and Equipment

RADIOS FOR RENT
By day. week or month Have. Radio
In your room any time anywhere, any
occasion Your choice of any set. Call
Lincoln 014S
The Washington times., 1932-04-02

CARS can be had for un;
paid balances on suitable terms. Metro
politan Collection Service, .2022 14th St
n. W. Open evenings and Sundays.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
LINCOLN

LINCOLN-Town car. chauffeur's seat
outside fine condition: new paint. low
mileage. Apply Mrs. Ritchie, col. 1000.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
DURANT
Automobiles for Sale

DURANT '2S. 4-cyl Sedan. perfect; sacri-
flee, $65. Mr.. Burner, AID. 1907.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02

CHEVROLET 1881 Deluxe Sedan wire
wheels. well tenders. Car has many
extras including a $45 trunk. This car
sold for 1886; mileage 5000. Looks like
easy down payments, bal. monthly. Call
Mr. Saks, Lin. 10000.
The Washington times., 1932-04-02
Auto Trucks

CHEVROLET 1929 Sedan Delivery. New
paint. $225. Mandell Chevrolet Sales
Co., 18th and Good Hope Rd. S. e.
La gaceta., 1932-04-01
CHINOS Y Els
TAN ~COMBATIENDO

Shangai, Abril 1.-Continua
las escaramuzas entire las tro-
ras chinas y japonesas en- la
vecindad de Taitsang, 80 mi
Has al noroeste de aQui. Esta
noticia es de origen chino.
Los japoneses aseguran que
no han ocurrido encuentros en-
ire los ejercitos sino que ell
cuerpo principal de las tropas
chinas ha estado combatiendo
con un destacameno chino que
Sc amotinara.
Los delegados de ambos pal
ses siguen conference.-the con
ell fin de aprobar un formal ar
misticio, pero ell punto que no
ha podido solucionarse, es ell
que Sc refiere a la retirada d.
las tropas japonesas y la vigi-
lancia del distrito que sera e.
vacuado.
La gaceta., 1932-04-01

mousines que uno pudiera es-
perar.
Frente al edificio TN impe-
cable caballero esta continual
mente de servicio y es IN ms
rector de la poIicia secreta.
A la entrada I'm portero es-
panol recibe al visitante, que
escribe su nombre en- un libro
de orc, empastado en- marr0co
rojo. Aparecen en- este libro
grandes nombres de aristocra-
tas rusos, embajadores, repre-
sentantes del cuerpo diploma
ticO, personalidades cientifi-
cas-, literarias y artisticas. On.
Alfonso tiene muchos amigos y
aun mas admiradores.
Durante los primeros dias
de su estancia en- Fontaine-
bleau, j6venes senoras vista
ban ell hotel y permanecian no
ras y horas para pedirle un au-
t0grafo 0 tomar secretas foto-
grafias de Su persona; pero
era en- vano porque los deste-
rrad0s reales aparecian en- cual
quier momento, tomaban sus
automobiles y Sc marchaban
! antes que sus admiradores pu-
I dieran darse cuenta.
Los habitantes de Fontaine,
! Lleau Sc han acostumbrado va
"a la proximidad de la familia
real y tratan a sus miembro'
con deferencia, pero no les mt
lestan con excesiva curiosidad
Diariamente ell rey da largo'
paseos por ell bosque y Sc re-
fresca en- los cafes de la pobla
ci6n. A menudo Sc encuentr;
con nihos, con los cuales e.
muy popular, no solo por 10.
regalos que les hace, sino por-
que los ninos comprenden que
a el lie agrada jugar y reir con
ellos.
He aqui una perfecta aut6n
,ica historic de la cual ss9l 10;
protagonistas ell ex-reYy un
nino de cuatfo amos. Tn dia
hacia las 10 de la rianana, eI
La gaceta., 1932-04-01
LA COLUMNA"

Sc recuerda a los miembros
de esta Agrupaci6n, que en- la
noche de hoy, a las 8 en- punto,
tendran lugar nuestras eleccio-
mes para la renovation del Eje-
cutivo.
Los puestos a cubrir son los
siguientes: Presidente y Vice,
Secretario Y Vice; Tesorero y
Vice.
Todo ell que Sc crea con dere-
cho al vote, debe concurrir a Ia
iunta de elecciones. Sc admit
IAN condidaturas hasta las 80
Ell SecretariO.
La gaceta., 1932-04-01

rey regresaba a su hotel GUAM
do un nino le detuvo. "Buenos
dfas, Sr. Rey." "Buenos dfas,
pequeno."
Il Digame, es cierto que u.s.
ted es un rey?" Don Alfonso
Sc inclin6 y suavemente lie d.
jo: "Es cierto.'
"Bien, entonces TIM me di-
10 la verdad. Ell me dijo que
listed era un rey."
"Es cierto,"-le contest6 DR..
Alfonso y lie do un pedazo de
chocolate.
Ell muchacho acepto e! cho-
colate, do las gracias y ell rey
sigui6 su canine. Pero solo ha-
bia dado unos pasos cuando ell
nino volvi6 a reunirse con Ell
y lie dijo: iDigame, que es
un rey?"
Gun rey es ell padre de su
pueblo, que cuida de su felici-
dad, que premia al bueno y cas-
tiga al malo."
"Ah, va entiendo- dijo el
muchacho-es asi como los Re
yes Magos."
Los deportes anteriormente
ocupaban un gran lugar en- la
vida de Don Alfonso, pero er
ell destierro no desempenan e.
mismo papel.
No hace aun mucho que e
jugaba varios rounds de golf
tennis, polo, y quemaba SUI
automobiles por las carreteras
pero hoy Sc contenta con ayu
dar a sus hijas en- ell tennis J
en- ell golf. Las dos hijas, Bea
triz y Maria Cristina, iuegal
muy bien al golf Y al tennis,
elias han tenido de compane
ros a Cochet, ell campe6n de
mundo, y a los mas notables il
gadores de Europa e 1nglate
ira.
Don Alfonso Sc ha transfer
: mado a 81 mismo en- un hon.
bre de negocios, dirigiendo 81
fortuna de 10 millones de pc
sos, la mayor parte de la cua
Sc halla invertida en- empresas
industriales. Ell es I'm hombre
prudente, que escucha a sus
consejeres y lie gusta actuar POI
La gaceta., 1932-04-01
RealiZa %frecuente-

ST mismo. Realiza frecuente-
mente Wales a otros PASSES con
ell fin de enterarse de las con-
diciones de los negocios.
Pero Su Majestad es ahora
econ6mico. Anteriormente So
10 viajaba en- trenes especial
les; ahora, como estas sumas
deben salir de su bolsa, Don
Alfonso Sc hace reservar un
compartments especial, en- ell
cual viaja con su mayordomo,
ell duque de Miranda, y su pri-
mer secretari0.
Recientemente Sc dijo que
ell ex-rey iba a comprar ell cha
teau de Gouvier, por la suma
de Is millones de frances, pero
Su Majestad abandon6 ell pro-
yecto, no queriendo invertir
tai suma en- bienes de esa cla-
Sc.
Mas tarde Sc die que habla
desistido por cuanto piensa
que la emigration de su familia
es solo TRANSITIONAL y quiere
destacar este punto residien-
do en- un hotel.
(Terminara manana).