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Evening star., 1932-07-10
New England Active.

New England communities are pre-
pairing a royal welcome for their visitors
this Summer. The New England Coun-
Gil, all-New England development or
ganization, has announced that New
England cities and towns throughout
six States are cooperating in an organ
lied effort to make vacationists feel
welcome and to increase their enjoy
ment in every possible way. The
eclipse of the sun, visible in New Eng
land the last of August, is listed as an
attraction.
The vacationist who accepts the
councils invitation to visit New Eng
land this Summer will find courtesy
and friendliness extending even to traf-
| f1c officers, the council declares.
The council has distributed to every
New England community list of sug-
gestions for making the visitor welcome
Recognizing the fact that the recrea-
| ton seeker is guest as well as custo-
mer. New England cities, towns, and
villages, through their community
organizations, are prepared to back UP
the welcome" signs on the highways
BY friendly hospitality, helpfulness and
honest, courteous treatment, they ex-
pect to insure comfort, convenience and
pleasure to their visitors. They are
making it easy for strangers to find
! their way by increasing and improving
direction signs and route markers and
| by providing information booths.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
In the Motor World
BY G. ADAMS HOWARD.

signors of liquid fuel the duty OF re-
porting interstate shipments to the
United States Bureau of Mines, whicn
in turn would make the data available
to the States.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
VIRGINIA has at last come to the
I license law for operators OF
I automobiles. AL new motor

" VIRGINIA has at last come to the
license law for operators OF
W automobiles. All new motor
lists in the Old Dominion will
be required to pass an exam1-
nation before they can drive car. So
Virginia now Is in step with many
other progressive States In adopting
wise motor vehicle codes.
Old motorists in Virginia VIII not
have to take examinations, put tney
will serve their State and community
we'll If they obtain copies OF traftc
regulations and get fully acquainted
with all the regulations. No one can
know these rules too well.
The Question of Speed.
Recently a contributor to The Star
wrote about the dangers OF speeding.
He claimed that more than 30 per cent
of accidents are caused by too high
acceleration. This does not happen to
be true. Carefully compiled statistics
from all parts of the country show that
only a small percentage OF accidents
were caused by speeding.
Many accidents are caused by recK-
less driving, but reckless driving ana
speeding are not the same. A reckless
driver may be going fast, but the mere
fact that he is going fast does not
necessarily mean that he is driving
recklesSly.
Speeding is difficult to define. 1t
varies in different places. Twenty-Five
miles an hour is speeding IN some
cities. Forty-f1ve miles an hour Is
allowed in some States. In other States
there is no speed limit. Two hundred
miles an hour and more is no offense
at Daytona Beach, Fla.
1t would be we'll for all States to for
get speeding. But not unless rigid
reckless driving regulation was sub
stituted. Then driver driving at 10
miles an hour could be punished as
well as a man driving 80. if he at that
time was guilty Of recklesSness. The
punishment in such cases could be
meted out on scale that the court
would approve.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
ACOUSTIC TESTS
MADE ON AUTOS
Vibrations of High-Speed En-
gines Studied in
Laboratories.
snecIal pisnatch to rhe star.

special Dlspatch to The Star.
DETROIT, July 9.-Acoustic prop-
critics of modern motor cars reveal
scientific facts to engineers seeking I'd
determine their fitness for production
and use on the highways.
One of the new disclosures is that
certain reciprocating parts in high
speed engines operate with the speed
Of sound and its vibrations There
fore, in the testing laboratories, noises
the parts make can be classified by the
sounds they give off when checked
against the musical scale.
For example, it has been determined
that the exhaust roar of an eight
cylinder engine travelling at so miles
an hour is such that the man driving
the car can no longer tell by his hear
ing alone whether his engine Is missing.
His ears cannot sense it because the
detonations are So rapid they form a
continuous note.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
Improving Service.

Predicting that automobile dealers
service may be absorbed by rapidly in
creasing independent super-service sta
tions, H. Bertram Lewis. vice president
of Commercial Credit Co., in a recent
statement advised automobile dealers
to give greater attention to servicing
their car owners.
He believes that the car owner has
a right to expect not only good service
from his dealer, but service that
pleases. Furthermore, he sees busi-
ness wisdom in intelligent service as it
keeps the dealer in closer contact with
his customers whereby he will know
when these car owners are in the
market for a new car
From his observations Mr.. Lewis says
too many dealers are thinking in terms
of shop methods instead Of owner
satisfaction. He is amazed that deal
ers have let their service competitors
get so far ahead of them. Unless they
soon catch up, the profitable proper
ton of the total service volume will be
in others hands to stay"
Evening star., 1932-07-10
Federal Loans Desirable

Ee0erdl Loans DceuaDtc-
Federal loans to States for highway
and other work now stagnating is a
most desirable thing. AS an aid to
unemployment relief, to effect needed
highway improvements, and to keep
the Government out of business 1t
seems most logical that the component
parts Of the governmental structure
Should receive Federal assistance" is
pointed out by T. H. Cutler, president
of the American Road Builders Asso-
citation.
THE profitableness Of highways has
been proved not only by the consistent
public demand for more and better
roads but also by the profit -and-loss
accounting sheets for highways. While
many of the benefits of improved roads
are intangible, careful studies show
that improved highways fitted to traffic
needs more than pay their maintenance
costs and sinking fund charges through
savings in highway transportation
costs
Intangible benefits that are none
the less real are evident to the most
casual observer in sections traversed
by good roaGs. These sections in nearly
all cases show a better kept and more
prosperous condition than exists in
poor road sections.
Better transportation by highway
speeds up business and makes possible
new business that could not exist with
out the improved roads," he concluded.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
BERLIN BOOK PLAN
OF HERGESHEIMER
City Youngest in World, Says
Novelist on Return, Lauding
Simple Life.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PALM BEACH, Fla, January 2l.-
Joseph Hergesheimer, who toured
Europe for four months without visit
ing IAN art gallery, a museum or a
church." is back with desire to write
novel about Berlin.
The novelist called the German
Capital the youngest city in the world
today" and indicated he might return
there to do his book.
II think the German women are
very amiable," he told an interviewer,
land amiability is most desirable
trait in women.
The Germans are finding out what
we in America must also discover:
That it is possible to have poverty
without ignominy and intelligence
without bigotry.
In Germany man can take a
girl out and show her a large evenirG
on something like dime. Prices are
calculated in fractions of a cent. The
people have no money, but they have
contentment They have learned to
enjoy themselves without spending"
Before the book about Berlin sees
print there probably will be some
shorter sketches.
I'VE need satire. Satire without
rancor. And I intend to begin on
some Immediately"
Switching to feminine fashions, the
author, who is here as a guest at the
Winter home Of Maj. and Mrs. Bar
clay Warburton of Jenkintown, Pa,
indicated that the parade of pajamas
on Florida's sands has his approval.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
Mountain Climber to Speak.

Henry S. Hall, jr, of Boston will give
an illustrated lecture on international
mountains before the Potomac Appa-
lachian Trail Club tomorrow night at
8 o'clock in the Interior Department
auditorium. Hall has climbed many ia
nous peaks in this country and abroad.
He will discuss chiefly trip through
Soviet Russia and the Caucasus Noun
tains in 1880.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
SORORITY TO INSTALL

Recently elected officers of Sigma
Beta Phi, national social sorority, viii
be installed at dinner in the Aster
Restaurant at $50 pm. this evening.
The officers to be inducted are Mar
igaret Harper, president; Neva Butler,
vice president; Ariel Anderson, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Norma Turner, treasurer
Evening star., 1932-01-21
Hats

HATS in the seasons
newest models and popu- Sd 05
lar colors. We're SIS. AT H.
a new low sale price.
DUNLAP HATS in the
:::;:: :; Il. ':'::' : md nd SIS
Were $40.
WALKING STICKS,
mostly in Malacca, with
straight or crook handles. LIN
Were So to SIS; now S1.50 IL
to $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-01-21
Haberdashery

SHIRTS, mostly woven
madras and broadcloth.
Neckband style in white;
collar-attached in white
and smart patterns.
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

Amon4 De.e@ate Wiekersa4m' g ststtogS d9r.ae taa ras- week was Eskimo Charlie p. ni9sAak k.Wb. anaw tho Irrdee when he pre-.1e=
 yer the caart in Nome in 1Hot Charlie Wa accompanied by hi- two small children. Inez yrs of aSe, and Tony but 6 ThD three with their Eskimo dogs, got into their canoe and followed the wat ITS from Canada through twenty three rivers until they reache.' the Baahama Islands. Now they are on their way back to Hudso1 Bay. whera Charlie is going to start reindeer ranch.
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

Federal and Territorial buiiding and appropriating $S0.OO0 for car ryinS out the purposes of the Arct. providing that the town Cf Jun eau shall first donate Sf000 to assist in the purchase of the land.
 To authorize the entry of fur farming home5teAds, after less ee has resided on the land for at least three years and payiaS $50 per acre for said land.
 To repeal inc present law pro- viding for the location of placer mining claims and restoring to Alaska the genera mining laws of the United States as pertain ing to placer claims. (By request of the Territorial Legislature)
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30
ALASKA INTERESTS AT THE
 NATIONAL CAPITAL.
(By w. A. S.)

III dutlilUu lo uidL} DliiS lDI pensions and private claims Dele gate Wickersha m has prepared and sent to the Clerk of the House for introduction in Congress many i'm portant measures. among which are the following
 A bill to amend the Organic Ac. and give the Territory greater powers: providing that the Legis- latiye Assembly shall have power to provide for the creation ani organization of counties and county form of government: that no county shall have less than 500 legal voters nor less area than 2.000 square miles. and shall not be created until the question is first submitted to the legal elec- tors residing within the proposed county and approved by three-tif- ths maojrity of the legal votes cast at such election
 That the United States shall an naully pay to the Territory sum equal to fifty percent of the amount received from the share of the |. s. in the operation of the seal fisheries of the Pribiloff Islands.
 To repeal the Arct of Congress entitled An Act to prohibit the manufacture or sale of alcoholi" liquors Il the Territory of Alas ka.
 To establish a Supreme Court for the Territory Of Alaska, 10 ha composed of Chief Justice anu the four District Judges
 To authorize the construction 6. a Coal Bunker as a part of the Alaska Railroad at Seward. anf appropriating S75,00O therefor.
 To authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase block in the town of Juneau for the sit and better fire protection of tn,
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30
Nome Dog Race Pool
  Closes Midnight Monday, March 18th, 1882 ON
Guess on the Actual Running Time of The
SPONSORED BY THE NOME KENNEL CLUE
GUEssEs-si.oo-NoW ON SALE

Gueso the Act o CHAMPIONSHIP The t will awarded half all the principal in collect tho of the Nome KeaAes be immediately. Don't Delay
  
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The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

A constituent from Nenana. a town on the Alaska Railroad .in-. writes the Delegate that coal ship ped 12O miles fyom Healy to Fair- banks only cos's Is cents mo7e than the resid nts of Nenana are required to puy. when they sr- oaly half the distance away an Day S1.oo per ton. H. also com plains of tine cost os freight oa &25o pounds ol zroaeeieS autaan-- iua to $2&o i'll S-aatI-. whtl- tEa tg+t-at Wa >i1e.ur-
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

ton about nine miles from Jun eau. In taking the matter up with the War Department il wss found that there is no appropria ton available for the erection of the new station and not likely to be from the present session of Congress. However. q larger and more improved transmission plant will be sent to the Juneau 5tatioI. which it is expected will obyist" all interference.
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

Tn Juneau Radio Club offcar+ have written tha Delegate coiA- plainiuI Of tine present interfer- enee h getting good reeepti9@ over their radios because of tn, ihadeouacy of the Signal Corps transmissi- line, and asking that efforts be made to secure the cree tiOn of proposed wireless sta-
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

Representative Wish of Ca, fornia, has introduced bill to prevent the operation of floating cannerie, in Alask&n waters. Pro tests against this bill have been received from Alaska and Seattle. and operators fir III the latter city wish to come 10 Washington and be heard when the Fisheries Con mittae has q hearing on ttis bil 4 similar bill vas introduced in the last Congress and was favor ably reported by committee,
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

Amending a bill 10 povide that it shall be unlowtul to. wantenly waste or destroy salmon O! other food fishes taken ia the waters of Alaska nor shall any portion Of food fishes except the offs be manufactured into oil or fertilizer.
 Announcement was made recent ly of the death aS Richard 5 Il ley Ryan, at the home of his brother-in-law at Berkeley ~ariags West Virginia Dick" Rya" will be remembered by all he carly Ala, a,kans. as h. was prominent in Nome and later was fgUre ia the Btlauler-Pinchot controversy over tn. coal claims 4t Na lla He married about fifteen years go and established a home near New York City, where he had a stroke about three years ago and rom which he never fully recov- cred.
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

Bids TiIl be opened on Feb I> next for construction af tao Fed eraI builiinS at F'slrh nks, as n specidcatjons are aa1g available t
 bidders ju the S.s-3 and are. in tho mails going ta tha postmaster at Fairbanks. to he available tJ AiaskJ bidders. | ts expected that it will be tte later part Of March before the contract is awar dAd. bond submittel and approy- ed. and preliminary activities are commenced, from which time the contractor will have 4SO days to complete the work Of the avail. able appropriation it is exported that the building win cost s4O+.-
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

500 and the balance of the $+25,- Ooo will be used for lock boxes furnishings and etc.
 Delegate Wickersham has pre- pared and will introduce in Con gress next week bill to authorize the Legislature of Alaska to SC extend it's legislative power as to take over the salmon and ather fisheries within Territorial waters and to control fishing and sam ing therein; 10 have Jurisdiction over all wild or game birds there in The Legislature would have au hprity to pass laws for the prot ,ctiOn. conservation, control and regulation of the taking of wild animals and birds in Alaska. and the domestication. possession, sale and hunting of such anima's and birds. The Legislature would not axercise any control over fur seas. nor interfere in any way with the provisions Of the existing treaties between the United States and foreign countries for the pro tecrioa of migratory birds or ota- CT wild fife. Nothing ill the Ae' shau abrogate or curtail the pow CTS yranted the Lesislature to impsse other and additional taxes CT licenses, nor limit or curtail any powers granted to the legisla turr bY the Organit Act
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

To provide that no boat. trap. or other property. belonging to any Indian or other person resid- ing in Alaska, shall be seized and held for forfeiture for alleged vio- lation of the fisheries law, until after the arrest. trial and conYic- ton of the owner or operator of said property.
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

From various sections of Alaska come requests that the Delegate
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

T = qaaIitted ra.er, of C~.- ? 2 Center uila possibly 2o n @ n aetshha rin4 villages. want an eiey ion precinct established at Cora Heater.
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

seek to have the Federal Highway Act applied to the Territory. Due consideration is being given the subject. but as yet no commercial body has given expression on the desire for change in the meth d ot road building iD Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

Eue~. Wake Sa&Eer, an a.- .aea- ot the Interior Department. i s@ain in Va n,ton with gar toH- projects .a" the degel pmeH. at A'ssk., .p his sleeve
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

Until tte spring of 1929 the clerks of the court for the four divisions of Alaska received one half of the naturalization fees Of $. But a ruling of the Comptrol- fer General on April 29. 1922, was to the effect that the Clerks were not entitled to retain for their own use any part of the natural lzation fees. which they have not since received. Recently. at the suGgestion of one of the Clerks. the matter was referred to the Department of Justice. with the reply from Asst. Attorney Genar3i c. p Sisson that Under the law the decisions of the Comptr Her General of the Uai.ed States. ia matters ot this r&arleter, are bind ing upon all branches of the scr vice He also gives other reasons why the Clerks are not en'ttlea to retain this fes
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

The report of Governor 'Georg" A. Parks. of Alaska. has been sent to the printer by the Interior De- partment but will not be released for publication until about the time it is submitted to Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

To authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase block & in the town of Juneau for the site and better fire protection of the
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

To authorize the construction ot a Coal Bunker as a part of the Alaska Railroad at Seward and appropriating s75.OOO therefor
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

To repeal the Arct of Congress entitled An Act to prohibit the manufacture or sale of alcoholi" liquors n the Territory os Alas ka.'
The Nome nugget., 1932-01-30

To establish a Supreme Court for the Territory Of Alaska, 10 h. composed of a Chief Justice ana the four District Judges.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

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Evening star., 1932-11-06

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Evening star., 1932-11-06

Toxic celebrates a
sudden growth. BY
absorbing about 80
suburban towns, the
Japanese metropolis
became the worlds
third largest city. and
these decorated street
cars were a feature of
the celebration.
9 Wide World Photos.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

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Evening star., 1932-11-06
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The fearsome figure Hollywood lot. The
camera snaps Lionel Barrymore between scenes in
his makeup for the title role in the play,
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Evening star., 1932-11-06

The autogiro appears in snug cabin
model. The four-passenger craft is re-
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Evening star., 1932-10-15
HoWARD BOYD and HELEN BOYD,
ATTORNEYS,
626 Woodward Building.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia, holding Pro6ate Co9rt.
1dmnissasUn Ti Hssats Of No. aas ssss
last viii and testament Of said deceased
and for letters testamentary on said estate
John oS.Isd TSxs this M asS sna day sa5ei II Sep
%5 tember 1882. that William 3; Fowler, Forest
Glen. Maryland; Rev. George Albert Fowler,
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Churcn. kansas
City. MisSouri Albert CONVEY evts,de aWsr- Vir-
Einia Fowler Brassie, Bancroft. Virginia:
Virsil T. Fowler. BOX s1s, Portsmouth; Ohio;
Clarence Herbert Campbell. Greater Capitol
Essn'iI bsas psnnsysssla: MsyynS Sss;Is %S%ss s.f
Hyattsville. Maryland; Robert Thomas 40.
unknown; Pauline Thomas HAL. address sun un-
sprins. ssppEa. Maryiand: Ralph Jones, an infant.
in custody Of William Jones. father. Hyatts-
vile, Maryland. Dorothy Jones, an infant,
in custody Of William Jones. fatner.
inisnt. hrs'e IN custody of william Jones. father
Hyattsviile. Maryland; Katherine Jones; an
infant, in custody Of william Jones. father
Hysitsville. Maryland. and the unknown
Fowler, deceased, II any. and all others
n saiS court On sne ne,osR
an. TO show cause Why, such applieation
se0q1a se pnesS.d hS = in the washinston Law Re-
sr.. :eS ss Sni
day herein mentioned, the frst publication
return day. ALFRED. A. WHEAT, Chief
sa;ss opos so true sSRs Asfe' IT WINS for
tAe District Of columbis, Clerk Of the Pro-
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