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Evening star., 1932-07-30
QUAKE SAFETY SOUGHT
Pair Seek Design That Will Resist
Shocks.

An earthquake-proof building is the
goal of DR.. Theodor Won Karman and
DR.. M Blot of the California Institute
of Technology, they told the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers at a
recent convention at Yale.
The scientists have conducted ex-
haustive studies of the amount of shock
which various types Of buildings have
undergone in Japan, South America and
California. Their researches are being
conducted at the institutes Guggenheim
Aeronautical Laboratory.
One of the principal problems. DR..
Won Karman said, IS to decide whether
a rigid or a flexible structure is best
suited to withstand earthquake shock.
He said his personal belief is that
buildings should be constructed ito
shake with the rhythm of the earth S
movements"
Evening star., 1932-07-30
REALTORS ADMITTED
TO APPRAISER BODY
Doyle, Herbert and Houghton to
Be Members of New
Group.

Three Washington realtors have been
admitted to the grade of member in
the newly organized American Institute
of Real Estate Appraisers Of the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards. it was announced at the
Chicago headquarters of the body this
week
Those admitted from the District Of
Columbia include Harold E. Doyle,
Joseph A. Herbert, jr., and A. c.
Houghton.
The institute, formation of which
took place at the annual convention of
the association in Cincinnati last
month, is designed to perform func-
tion in the real estate field similar to
that now exercised in other technical
fields by such bodies as the American
Institute of Architects. the various
engineering societies and the American
Society Of Certified Public Accountants.
Evening star., 1932-07-30
Wedding Boom in China.

Because the world has not desired as
much Chinese silk as formerly. Cupid Is
busy in China. Thousands Of girls and
women who once supported themselves
by working in silk mills have become
unemployed, and have revived the old
custom of finding husbands to support
them. Many women who left their
mates after a. family dispute and sought
work in the mills have decided that
home is not so bad, and again are
housekeeping.
Evening star., 1932-07-30
CAPPER FINDS U. S.
NEAR END OF SLUMP
Senator Pleads for Better Distribu'
tion of Wealth Among Farmers
and Laborers.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July Ex-senator Arthur
w. Capper, Kansas Republican, made a
plea for distributing wealth in such
manner that agriculture and labor
would be afforded purchasing power
commensurate with mass production"
in a radio address yesterday.
Agriculture" he said, should receive
the cost of production; labor should
receive cost of living. That means an
economic readjuStment that will take
more than a Congress to work out, l
am afraid. A necessary first step is
a revision of the monetary system SO
that the dollar will have a fairly con-
slant purchasing power"
Admitting the last Congress has re-
ceived much just criticism, he said 1t
faced IAN impossible situation" Cap
per said 1--WE are nearly out of the woods
so far as the depression is concerned"
Evening star., 1932-07-30
UNDERTAKEN is PATRIOTIC
Mexican Float Urges Fellow-Citi-
zens to Use National Cemeteries.

MEXICO CITY, July 80 [P-The
head of local undertaking establish
ment thought long and hard to develop
a 'nationahstic" angle for his concern
in the consume Mexican products"
demonstration yesterday.
Finally he placed an elaborate float
in the parade. Above it foated BAN
ner suggesting the dead be buried in
Mexican cemeteries, not in private cem-
eteries maintained here by foreign col
onies.
Evening star., 1932-07-30
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM
Incorporation of Rockville Dairy
Farms Announced.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 30 The
Rockville Dairy Farms, Inc, Chevy
Chase, Md, has been incorporated here
to deal in real estate. The capital
stock consists of 1000 shares common
stock, no par value, and the incorpor-
ators are Henry c. Sheridan. Samuel
E. Bonneville, both of Washington, and
Eris Powell of Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1932-07-30
SESSION TO WEIGH
i. S. CREDIT PLAN
Building and Loan Delegates
to Discuss Features of
New Law.

A major topic of the impending con-
Vention of the United States Building
and Loan League, to take place in
French Lick, Ind, September l to 3,
will be the administration of funds from
the newly authorized Home Loan Bank
System SO as to bring the most effective
help to the home owner, and immediate
stimulus to building activity.
The $l25,000,000 discount bank Sys-
TEN, whose membership will consist in
the main of building and loan associa-
tions is looked upon as having unusual
significance in the building and loan
business. An immediate result of the
systems operation is expected to be ex-
tension Of the long-term monthly re-
payment mortgage service of the aSso-
Citations to many more home owners
than could ever before obtain this kind
OF financing, according to Morton Bod
1lsh Of Chicago, executive manager of
the league.
Details to Be Discussed.
The convention program will include
discussions of the amount of additional
funds from the reserve system an aSso-
citation should use, how it should allo-
cate the new funds at the present time
among the various classes of home
borrowers, the details of obtaining a
AOdAl dll0 fdl1dL1OuS LII OldLc laws DIS W
preliminary steps in borrowing, account
ing practices as Influenced by the Home
Loan Banks, and type of appraisals re-
Quired on home properties securing
loan from the new system.
Some of the legislators who led the
fight for the establishment of the Home
Loan Banks during the last session of
Congress will address the convention.
Leaders in the league who have coun-
Selled with the lawmakers on details for
the new mortgage credit mobilization
plan are scheduled for practical talks
on conducting the local home financing
institutions business with the reserve
backing of the Home Loan Banks.
Members of the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board, which will govern the sys-
tenn, If they are chosen by that time,
will probably address the convention.
plans for the convention have been
changed in the last week to conform ex-
actly to the needs of the hour for the
associations and the people who hold
membership in them" the league man
ager announced. Major benefits of the
new reserve system will be felt by the
public Immediately If the associations
are coached from the beginning in the
primary details of participation. We
will devote the convention to accom-
plishing this. The Federal Government,
which created the Home Loan Bank
plan, is depending upon the immediate
and active cooperation of the building
and loan associations.
Evening star., 1932-07-30
Plan TO Clear Way.

'"The greatest contribution which this
business can make to speed up relief for
the home-owners and their communities
Is to make the associations clear chan
nels for the distribution of additional
mortgage funds. This challenge of i'm
mediate relief has been accepted by the
league and has become the major obli-
cation of its fortieth annual convention.
with the establishment of the Home
Loan Bank System, building and loan
comes to another important milestone in
its existence in this country. Last year
We passed our Tooth anniversary as a CO.
operative home financing business. That
was likewise an important milestone.
Today as we start into the second year
of our second century of operation we
are backed by the sanction of the Fed
eral Government, with access to reserve
funds controlled by a Federal system.
No circumstances have ever called for
more open discussion of policies to be
pursued, more conferring together with
the leaders of the business, than those
which surround us at present. This will
undoubtedly be the most important con-
vention and the largest in attendance
which has ever been held by the
league"
It is expected that the open forum
method will be used for large part of
the instruction for convention at
tendants on the intricacies of the Home
Loan Bank System. This will follow
the original plan of the convention
which. provided for questions and an
swers on every topic to be discussed, for
an hour or more after the discussion
leader had finished.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
HERMAN QUE
Sc LIE HAYA T~RANSFERI-
DO AL CHICAGO

New York, Die. 9.-Baby Her
man, el famoso bateador, agra :
dece que ell Cincinnati 10 haya
vendido al Chicago y dice que
una de las razones es la distan-
cia que hay desde la coma a la
cerca, en- ell terreno de Cincinna-
ii. Herman cree que la distan-
cha es una dificultad para los
jonrones y afirma que e. prefe-
ria ell terreno del Brooklyn, que
solo tiene 296 pies.
; Ahora ell de Chicago tiene 321
pies y este lie resulta mas favo-
rable, por cuanto ell de Cincin-
natl es de BIT. La diferencia, a
juicio del bateador, lie servira
para aumentar este ano, en- 10
o IL, ell numero de sus %"jonro-
nes."
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

tener que ahadir al sonrQio de
la quiebra ell sonroio del desho-
nor que has arrojado sobre mi
nombre...
i Perd6n, perd6n !-repiti6
la infelia Armanda, juntando
las manos en- cruz sobre su pc
cho, al yer brillar a la luz de la
luna los ojos azules y claros de
su marido, que despedian CHS
pas.
i Perd6n otra vez! No.. no
hay perd6n para la ad1ltera
que en- vez de levantar ell amino
abatido del esposo arruinado
por la quie4fa, amenazado por
la hueigG, Sc entretiene en- AFRO
jar sobre el, lodo y mas lodo pa
ra que acabe de hundirse, de
ahogarse... mo, no hay perd6n
para ii! Vas a morir de muerte.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
Con los Cuantes

ST Kid Chocolate es derrotado
esta noche por Fidel La Barba,
los amigos del negrito diran que
este Sc descuid6 y que ell descui-
do lie llev6 a la derrota.
Ahora bien, en- ell primer COM
bate que ell cubano sostuviera
con ell italianito de California,
lie corresponds la mejor parte,
pero sin margen de considera-
ci0n. En- ell segundo, La Barba
vapule6 al negrito, a juicio de
los crfticos, y lie fue concedida
la victoria.
81 es ciert0 10 que "Pincho'
ha dicho en- otras o~casiones Y ell
cubano ha descuidado su prepa-
raci6n para la batalla de hoy, Fl
del 10 vencera por I'm amplio
margen.
Pero 81 ell negrito Sc ha cui :
dado, como debe hacerlo, y ha
practicable su defensa contra los
golpes de Fidel, entonces hay a
lsu favor una pequena ventaja.
Esta noche Sc sabra ell resul :
ado y 81 la cC~ona de peso de
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

Tommy Paul, a quien la Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional de Boxeo reco-
noce come campe6n de peso de
una. es un pugilista inferior a
Chocolate y La Barba, 81 Sc re-
cuerda su derrota a manos de
Lew Feldman, pugilista a quien
Chocolate venciera sin pasar a.
puros.
Pero Baby Arizmendi, ell me-
jicano de California, campe6n
de csc estado, 81 es un conten :
diente peligroso.
Arizmendi ha retado va a Cho
colate y a Paul y 81 La Barba
vence al cubano, lie retara tam :
bien.
Pero que nosotros sepamos el
negrito ha venido rehuyendo el
combate con ell Baby y Paul no
ha mostrado mucho interes por
arriesgar su corona con ell reta-
dor de California.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

mo Ana Bolena, Maria Stuardo
o Maria Antonieta?
La toldilla de un buque un pa
tibulo!
iQu6 ideas tan raras Sc ofre-
ce0 a 10 mejor a la imagination,
sobre TODD a la imagination exal
tada de I'm hombre como Gar
ces, que noche y dia habia So
nado ell patibulo entire espasmos
de dolor!
Ell misnso Sc sonri6 de su ex-
travagante ocurrencia.
Ell matrimonio desapareci6 de
su vista Y el continue en- su soma
dora actitud, con el pensamiens
to puesto mas lejos de ALI, STEM
pre- en- su hogan aband nado,A'n
aquellos dos seres, pa azos de
su alma: su mujer y Sd hijo.
De s1bito, sinti6 Ilmor GER
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

PoSo' que pugnaba por asirla de
la cintura.
Al fin, I'm grito in~articuIado
sallo de su garganta.
Este critic llam6 la atenci6p
De Garces, que de I'm salto pdso-
Sc Ell pie.
critic habia resonado sobre
la toldilla.
No poHa provenir mas
de la mujer del frances.
Comenzo a subir la escaleri-
lia'.' la escalerilla del cadalso
so2re a que estaba a punto de
pVecer la victima sentenciada
a muerte.
Sc detuvo.
Desde ALI presenci6 Ia lucha
horrible.
Lescot tenia sujeta a su mu.
.er con una nAsuo contra 81 pc
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
R0X r
KID CHOCOLATE PELEARA
HOY CON FIDEL LA BAR
BA

New York, die. 9.-Kid Cho-
~colate, reconocido como cam
pe6n de peso de puma por la
Comisi6n Atletica del Estado, y
Fidel LaBarba, ell italianito de
Los Angeles, sc batiran esta no
che a Is asaltos, en- ell Madison
Square Garden.
Chocolate defendera su coro-
ma y la batalla de esta noche Sc
ra la tercera con LaBarba, con-
ira ell cual alcanzara una victo-
ria y una derrota, en- dos bouts
anteriores.
La Comisi6n Atletica del es-
tado proclam6 campe6n a Choco
late, por la victoria que este al
canzara hace algunos meses So
bre Lew Feldman, luego de que
Bat Battalino Sc habfa visto o.
b1igado a abdicar la corona.
Todos los criticos consideran
que ell negrito cVbano es ell me-
jor hombre de esa categoria, aun
que la Asociacpn Nacional de
Boxeo tiene reconocido como
campe6n a Tommy Paul.
Chocolate ha sostenido sus 20
siciones contra pugilistas como
Tony Canzoneri, Jackie Berg Y
Al Singer, pero tiene I'm nuevo
adversario en- la categoria de pc
so de pluma y es Baby Arizmen-
di, ell campe6n de California, que
10 ha retado, 10 mwmo que a
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

estudiantes preparan, para aga
~sajarios, un pequeno Torneo de
las Rosas, imitaci6n del que Sc
celebra anualmente en- Pasade-
ma.
Mas de so bellas muchachas
del estado han sido invitadas y
en- la parada tomaran parte rs
bandas de m1sica.
Telegramas de Los Angeles
dicen que haran ell viaje hasta
la Florida 36 atletas, que iran
mandados por ell asistente coach
Sturznegger, ell trainer Billy
Burke y Sidney Epstein.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

lcano de una conversation ami
NADIA.
81 hubiese estado mas cerca,
hubiera dido como ell frances de-
Gcia a SUI eSpoSa:
Amanda. recordaras que,
cuando descubri tus in1amias,
te die que me vengaria, tarde
o temprano... Ute acuerdas?
Ella baj6 la cabeza sobre su
pecho y Sc estremeci6.
i Perd6n, Emilio! iPerd6n !
-Q6sela balbucir.
Mr.. Emilio Sc rio con riss ST.
niestra.
i Perd& Me pides perd6n
tn, que has h<ho de mi usk des-
dichado! Til que has ayudado a
mi ruina, h9ciexdome abando-
mar los restos de mi fortuna,
de mi fabrica destruida, para no
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
FLORIDA JUGARA CON LA
UNIVERSIDAD DE CALL
FORNIA

Gainesville, Die. 9.-El gober
nador Carlton ha publicado una
proclama declarando que Ell II
de diciembre es "Dia de Califor-
MIA" en- toda la Florida, con mo-
two de la vista del team de
Football de la Universidad de
California.
Los atletas de California ju-
garan csc dia con los Gators de
la Universidad de Florida y los
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
D E 0 R 7 E 5

Tommy Paul.
Lew Feldman, el hombre a
quien Chocolate venciera, osten-
ia una victoria sobre ell campe6n
de la Association Nacional de
Boxeo.
Algunos expertos Green que e.
estilo de LaBarba siempre ha
molestado mucho a Chocolate y
que ell joven de California tient
hoy un pequeno margen a su ia
vor.
Sc acredita a Chocolate mas
de 200 peleas, aunque tie.fe pc.
co mas de 20 amos.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

Garces pudo apreciar, desds
su improvisado \asiento de ca
Ibles, toda la gallardia de aquel
tale esbelto, cimbreante, volup-
.tuoso como ell de una silfide o el
de una ondina capaz de atraer
con suS encantos a cualquier ex-
traviado navegante hacia los es-
collos de la vida.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
I'll

Subi6 Mr.. Emilio delante, len
to, pausado, sin mirar atras.
Subi6 ella despu6s.
lPor que a Silvio Sc lie anto-
10, al verla subir aquellos pei
danos que conducian a la pla-
taforma de la toldilla, que veia
al cada1Bo una de esas ce-
lebres victim as del patibulo CO
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
VICTORIA DE LOW TERRY

Savannah, Ga, Die. 9.-Low
Terry pesaba 134l3 libras y su
conquist6 anoche la decision de
los jueces sobre Spagett Decaro,
de ~Sandawsky, Ohio, en- un com
bate a 10 asaltos. Ninguno de
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

Sc un juego de sala y
I'M juego de comedor, muy ba-
ratios. Para informes lame al
telefono M 64-634.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

los dos pugilistas cay6 a la Iona.
Tary pesaba 1912 libras y su
rival 1874.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
= lrgIM4G :

pluma de la Comisi6n Atletica
del estado de New York, dejara
de ser de Chocolate para ser CO.
locada en- la cabeza del ex-estu-
dante de leyes.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

Lescot asi6 las munecas de su
muJer, que, espantada, no acer-
taba a dar un grito de socorro.
Su lengua, pegada al seco pa
ladar, eStaba paralizada.
Su garganta, oprimida por la
ferrea maAo del miedo, no daba
salida a ning1n sonido.
Pero Sc defendia con todas las
energias de la desperation.
Luchaba con fuerzas que el
terror duplicaba.
Sus b~razos, rigidos como de
.acero, oponianse a los de su es-
La gaceta., 1932-12-09

horrible. No he querido emplear
en- ii la violencia, porque quiero
ser juez y ~sentenciar; no ser ell
verdugo Executor de la culpable.
La gaceta., 1932-12-09
FoIIettn de La GGceta No. 68
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

todas las noches,s interrumpio
su mon6logo mental.
Ell matrimonio misterioso, "a
vanzaba desde la camara a la tol
dilla.
Subieron la empipada escale-
ra la cubierta daba 4cceso a ella.
La j6ven iba, aquella noche, a
Verpo.
'vestfa IN trajl polanco, cuya
falda de gran vuelo recogia con
gracia con su mano izquierda.
a La luna plateaba a trechos
sus negros caballS.
The Washington times., 1932-08-08
Pilots Next Face
White Former Majors

Aided and abetted by four
ex-big leaguers the white Cam
den, N. j., All Stars, Wednesday
night are to oppose Washing
tons Pilots under the arc lights.
Yesterday the Pilots won to 3
over the Atlantic City Bacha-
rachS.
The visitors are to feature Dick
Spaulding, formerly of the Wash
ington Ind Philadelphia National
clubs; Ernie Padgett, onetime
third sacker of the Cleveland
Indians; George Gillian, ex-
catcher of the st. Louis Cardi-
mails, and "Rube" Chambers, who
pitched for the Phillies a few
years ago, also are to perform.
A spectacular triple play en-
gineered in the seventh inning
yesterday. Mike" SuttleS, slug
ging first sacker, started the play
when he stepped in and grabbed a
pop, intended as a sacrifice, and
tossed to Shortstop Bill Evans,
who completed the three way kill
ing.
The Washington times., 1932-08-08

mounts, made for an afternoon
of equitation as sensational as
it was interesting, entertaining
and instructive.
Clever management caused the
program to click through each Of
it's numbers. Horses of fine
natural capabilities were on
parade, and they were beautiful
to look upon. Skillful guidance
of mounts by riders was answered
by punCtual obedience by horses,
and, in numerous instances, per
fection of harmony between
rider and mount was obvious.
Key to Success
Drs. Frank and Bob give the
key to uniform success achieved
by Loudoun county horsemen
when the famous brothers say,
Seeking out sources of resistances
in mounts, and conquering those
resistances in detail, constitute
the primary duty of all skillful
hOrSemen."
The Washington times., 1932-08-08

nowhere is ITlS 1dCJ more evil
dent than in Virginia, more par
ticularly in neighboring Loudoun
county.
Methods of horsemanship en-
ployed by Virginians are appeal
ing as rational and positive. They
must be attractive to riders, for
all riders in Virginia seem to
have a taste for horses and horse
manShip. This taste, naturally,
tends to develop the horses quail
ties, especially lightness, most de-
lightful of all qualities to see
in a Saddle-horse.
DR.. Humphrey Rides
Saturday on the Philomont eS-
tate of DR.. Frank Humphrey, one
of the two famous brothers, Doc
tors Frank and Bob, both mas
terS of the horse, a number of
riders and mounts went through
their PAGES in a tournament. 1t
was a pleasing sensation to watch
fine horses with developed in
stincts accepting the domination
of their riders as easy and pleas
ant
It was interesting and enter
tanning to watch men and women
perform feats of horsemanShip
realizing that most of them are
paSSionately fond of a science
that has been for generations
in Virginia the object of studies
as productive as they have been
persevering.
He who would ride with safety
and satisfaction need only repair
to Loudoun county to find
efficaciouS methods taugh t
simply and surely.
Close Relations
Saturdays tournament at DR..
Franks clearly indicated that
close relations established be-
tween rider and horse make for
certainty of hands and legs in
the former and Suppleness and
obedience in the latter. Through
several hours of testing exercises
in the tournament, horses and
riders revealed excellent address
and assurance. Horses, undis-
turbed despite the heat, and
riders in absolute mastery of
The Washington times., 1932-08-08
TRIBE PLAYING
AS INSPIRED
BY GARRETT WATERS
Times Staff Correspondent

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. g.
That the Cleveland Indians are
going to be mighty tough to
crack in this series was demon
strated yesterday when Manager
Peckinpaugh's men handily de-
feated "our Griffmen" in a dou,
ble-header, 7 to and s to 2.
Yes, sir, they're going to be
plenty tough, these Indians, and
the final three games will find
the GriffS trying to gain those
needed victories to bring them
home on the right side of the
ledger in the matter of games won
for this Western trip.
Indians Move Into Second
Manager Peckinpaugh and his
men realize they have to play
extraordinary ball for the re-
mainder or the season to over
haul the leading Yankees, in
front by 812 games. The Tribe
creeped into. second place by a
scant margin as the Athletics
shared twin bill with the White
SoX.
"Of course, we'd like to win
the pennant," was Manager
Peckinpaugh's comment on the
situation after yesterdays
double header. But we. realize
that turning the trick would be
nothing short of a miracle,
what with the Yankees going
so we'll and holding such a
lead. However, our eyes are on
second place, and feel we'll
finish there. All the boys are
in high gear and I'm mighty
pleased about it, too. Just
watch 'em fight for that run
ner-up BERTH"
During esterday' double
header. Manager Peckinpaugh'S
boys played their heads off to
win before some $1,000 fans. They
batted like demons, fielded like
nobody'S business. and Russell
and Hudlin turned in pitching
efforts that would make any
manager smile.
The Washington times., 1932-08-08
VAN COMESBACK
AGAINST BRITT

Young Van is to mix it in a
return shot against Sammy Britt
at Twin City arena tonight.
After having pushed over nine
consecutive victims, one of them
being Britt, Van last week was
surprisingly belted out by durable
Sammy in less than round.
Headlining in a scheduled TO-
round bout will be "Bingo" Joe
Banovic, slugging Binghamton
IN. " artist, and Jimmy De-
Capua, Daytona Beach FlaD
light-heavy.
Preliminaries of four rounds
offer: Arthur DeBeve VS.. Young"
Dinkham; Joe Raspi VS.. Sam Ro-
mano; kid" Monte VS.. Johnny
Koles, and Sailor" Leonard VS..
Johnny Mays.