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The Washington times., 1932-01-27
Northeast Business
Men Fete Van Duzer

William A. Van Duzer, director
of traffic, was one of the guests
last night at the annual banquet
of the Northeast Business Mems
Association in the Raleigh Hotel
at which more than 400 members
were present.
Other guests included Inspector
William Stott, Capt. William
Holmes, of the First Precinct,
and Capt. Michael Raedy, of the
Ninth Precinct.
The Washington times., 1932-01-27
Capt. C. L. Pleman,ons
Will Retire on Feb. 7

Capt. Caney L. Plemmons, of
the Twelfth precinct, was ordered
retired today by the District Com.
mlssloners under the 64-year re-
tlrement law. effective February .
Captain Plemmons has served
on the police force since January
10, 1893 He will receive
pension Of $3.50 a month.
The Washington times., 1932-01-27
Maniac Shoots Girl
And 3 Men in Bank

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 81 CU.
SD-An official of the Capitol
National Bank, two customers
and a girl employe. were wounded
today when a man, apparently
demented, entered the bank,
aurosS from the State capitol,
anC' fired six shots from a pistol.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
DILL 1Iv1L O1O1NALO ". Burgess.

the marks left by Bobby Coon and
that dragging chain.
Nearer he came and nearer. Mrs.
Coon dared stay no longer. Cautiously.
silently, she crept away, but only a
little way. There she hid where she
could watch. OF course It must be that
dreaded trapper. She hoped that he
would not find Bobby's hiding place,
but that hope was very small hope.
This two-legged creature was talking
to himself.
"I was afraid of it." said he Eyes,
sir; was afraid of it. 1t was Bobby
Coon himself or one of his family who
dragged trap all this distance.
hope can find him. He must be in
dreadful condition by this time I am
going to stay here until do find him. "
If Bobby and Mrs. Coon could have
understood what he was saying they
might have felt better. for it was not
the trapper at all, but Farmer Browns
Boy and his usually merry, freckled
face wore an anxious look.
"Ha" he exclaimed suddenly. The
end Of chain had caught his eyes.
Bobby had forgotten TO pull all the
chain In after him when he crawled
under the spruces. And so Bobby
Coon was found.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-12-08
Black Fruit Cake.

One cupful butter or oil, two cupfuls
brown sugar. six eggs, one cupful mo-
lasses, one cupful coffee, four and one
half cupfuls -four, two teaspoonfuls
soda, one-half teaspoonful cloves, one
teaspoonful nutmeg. one teaspoonful
allspice, two teaspoonfuls cinnamon,
two pounds raisins, one pound dates,
one-half pound figs, two pounds cur.
rants. one-half pound candied lemon
peel, one-haH pound candied orange
peel, one-half pound citron. Cream
the butter and sugar together. Add
the slightly beaten eggs. Heat the
coffee, mix with the molasses and add
alternately with the -four sifted with
the soda and spices. Add the chopped
fruit and pour into well creased pans
(two or three loaves). Cover tightly
with creased paper and steam three
hours. Then bake an hour and a half
in slow oven (250 degrees Fahren-
heit). Makes about ten pounds.
Evening star., 1932-12-08

reach the safety of that snug, warm
hollow which was their home, for the
entrance was high up.
He huddled in despair at the, foot
Of that tree. All that long, dreadful
Journey through the Green Forest from
the place where he had been caught,
all the suffering he had endured, had
! been for nothing. It was thought Of
the safety of that snug home that had
| kept him going when he had felt that
! he must give up. He was, as 1t were
on his very doorstep. but unable to
get in.
Hope had kept him struggling on
all through that long, dreadful journey.
Now hope left him. Despair took its
place. So he huddled there in the
| light Of a new day, and not even Mrs.
Coon could comfort him, although she
| tried her best. She was close beside
| him, licking his swollen leg and now
and then biting savagely at the trap.
/ At last she tried to get him to at least
get out Of sight. At first Bobby re-
fused to move.
Whats the use?" he demanded
fretfully. "If that two-legged crea-
ture who set this trap comes looking
for me he Is bound to find me. II he
is coming I hope it will be soon. That
| will put an end to 1t. Even If he
| doesn't come, what am I to do with
this dreadful trap fast on my Leg"
Mrs. Coon knew what would have
to be done That leg would have to
be gnawed or twisted of above the
trap. She didn't mention it. 1t was
too dreadful. Instead, size coaxed and
pleaded until at last she induced
Bobby to rouse himself and hobble
over to little clump of young spruce
trees. Under these he crept and
stretched out on one side. 1t was at
least dark there and he was out OF
sight Of any one who might happen
along. Mrs. Coon remained close by,
keeping watch and trying to comfort
Bobby.
At last, in the middle Of the fore
noon, they heard rustling Of leaves.
Bobby Coon shuddered. Some one was
coming, and by the sounds they knew
it to be one of those dreaded two
legged creatures called men. Who
could it be but the one who had set
that dreadful trap! No thought of
any one else entered their minds. Mrs.
Coon resolutely held her place beside
Bobby. She would stay until the last
| minute. Anxiously she peered out
from under the branches. At last she
saw him. He was coming slowly. his
eyes on the ground. He was following
Evening star., 1932-12-08

Bobby Coon Is Found.
The thunderhead is lined with white,
And day has always followed night.
Old Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
Star
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Cape Collar Frock.

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Designed in sizes 4 to IL. Size re-
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Evening star., 1932-12-08
OUR CHILDREN
BY ANGELO PATRI.

The test marks and the report card
are not enough. They do not take US
far enough into the mystery of the
child's growth. He might get fine
marks and still be poor pupil because
his behavior Is poor. Good conduct
must go with good marks. 1t usually
does. but now and then 1t doesn't. And
that gives us concern. We have to
adjust things so conduct and lessons
are both satisfactory.
When that has been done there Is not
an end to the matter. These express
sions Of the child are all outside ex-
pressions. Somebody beside the child
had a hand in them. If he didn't know
how to bound the United States the
teacher told him how and probably
Kept him in after school until she was
sure he would know 1t. And as for
conduct the whole school and the whole
family had something to say about that.
II he lost mark for whispering on
line, or If he was reported for hittin~
boy In recess time, he was checked
up for that. Pressure from outside
might be responsible for his conduct,
whether good or bad.
There must be some guide to tell us
the way he is going and I think that his
happiness Is the best one SO far. Is
tne good cnlid happy child? Is the
high average child a happy child?
There Is no need to ask about the low
average child or the bad child. Both
OF them are unhappy or they would not
get such rating. Happiness Is the
sign manual Of personal success.
I say personal success advisedly. for
1t Is possible to have success thrust
upon one and then one is sick unto
death IN the soul Of him. Real happi-
ness is the spontaneous expression of a
soul at peace within itself. That is a
state that cannot be bestowed in af-
lection nor imposed in authority. It
comes OF itself or it does not come at
all. When it comes you know 1t. It's
light is unmistakable. When 1t glows
In the eyes of child, when it animates
his purposeful movements, rings in his
laughter and smiles In his words, he is
happy. He is going somewhere. That
Evening star., 1932-12-08

w YITH heavy steel trap biting
\A/ into his swollen right fore
wv leg, Bobby Coon couldn't
climb his home tree IN the
Green Forest. He couldn't.
That was all there was to 1t. He tried
and tried, although every movement
hurt dreadfully. At last he had to
admit 1t to himself and to Mrs. Coon.
And If he couldn't climb he couldn't
Evening star., 1932-12-08


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wanting to mother him. BY her giving
which, after ALL makes us know whether really
DOROTHY
I)OROTHY DXMy father has Office
of business He night I Of
nave my friends but
once @ aaS the ST eR
OF ms typewriter There
why treat him cody the house and
don't want to suggest to
should consider
working while for
., TIE daughter
her 0sa Ser safe nag because
money!
making machines who perpetual
through the
way and can't have heard them
g 70 almost an automaton that dbrated between
once and because he took vacation a
ANYTHING but he
got and went shabby
the balance OF the snnarty dressed family.
And have wondered intelligence
and the lack OF imagination that
IN never realizing that father
up of
ana cnhoien VINO never even knew how grand
OR father Is just human
dray horse because he has
prefer work to play and suy Office being
ne Wo love TO go on hhng In the Spring would
and see the world He would
to his job Winter
at night that his wife children he denies
himself. ' ~ ~ T~o -" Ne'N'
anyway my little girl
at disgrace
want to come there he does There
rap about that one the other Probably notice It.
ana as iar as your boy friend
Iian oltIcze H. DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1932-12-08

Washington, D. c. Several days are
required to fill orders and patterns will
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Evening star., 1932-12-08
is the best test Of a child's growth ever

Is the best test Of q chfld's growth ever
discovered.
The sad child. who treads with leaden
feet, who looks out upon his world
through shadowed eyes. whose voice Is
hollow and whose laughter is forced, In
whom the milk of human kindness Is
dried up. is most unhappy child, and
although his card is filled with AS he
is getting nowhere that matters Growth
is harmonious process and 1t brings
only joy.
I would not have you confuse happi-
ness, inner peace. with surface gestures.
True happiness does not need to shrek
its mirth. nor advertise itself at all. It
is and that Is enough. How happy is
your child?
(Copyrieht, le32)
Evening star., 1932-12-08
A Good Test.

- CHOOL tests tell how the child
is getting along with the school
tasks. when he gets hundred
. In spelling and 80 In geography
and IS In arithmetic we know
that as far as arithmetic goes thor
ough review drill and application are
in order. So far as geography goes we
can extend congratulation. and as for
spelling, nothing more need be said save
a word Of astonished praise.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
Stumng for Fish.

Two cups soft bread crumbs, two tea
spoons chopped onion, one teaspoon
salt. pepper, two teaspoons lemon juice
and three tablespoons fat. melted. Mix
all ingredients together thoroughly.
Evening star., 1932-12-08

While widely used principal ingredient for lotions and
desirable obtained
applying the vegetable directly her skin The cucumber mild
has astrngent quality violent in reaction as ice
tal Reaching comedian criticized
directing invitation
which featured Adophe Menjou and Edna Purviance.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
How Can Young Man Be Sure He Isn't
Loved for His Money?-Daughter Objects to
Fathers Working While She Entertains.

have wealthy father and she knows it. She she loves
l i believe What tests
- fellow put to girl to see she really loves him?
PUZZLED YOUNG
Evening star., 1932-03-08
WELL-CLAD WOMAN
AIDS CAB ROBBERY
Takes Wheel of Machine While
Armed Companion Takes
Cash From Driver.

| A young woman who wore evening
attire last night when she and male
companion robbed taxi driver of his
cab and more than SIS, was sought by
| police today
The woman, fashionably dressed in
light blue evening gown, black hat
and a gray coat, drove the cab away
after her companion had robbed Frank
r. Hopkins, the driver. The man was
armed with pistol, police we're told
Hopkins, who said he lived at the
| Taft Hotel, told police the couple hailed
him at Twelfth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, asking to be taken to
Twelfth and N streets. Just before ar
irving at the destination, the driver
said he was ordered to stop and get out
of the car.
The young woman then calmly took
his place behind the wheel, Hopkins
continued, while the man, taking gun
from his pocket, demanded all his
money. Thes driver gave him between
| SIS and Sc, and the man, taking IS in
bills, told him to keep the change"
Leaving Hopkins standing in the street,
the man got into the back seat of
the cab and the woman drove off, going
north on Twelfth to o street, then
west, around the corner and out of
sight.
The man wore a dark suit and over
coat and light gray hat, police were
told He was about 5 feet inches
tall and about so years old, Hopkins
said. He said the woman was about
| %, about feet or inches tall and
weighed about 120 pounds The driver
said he could identify both the cab and
the couple.
Evening star., 1932-03-08
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Evening star., 1932-03-08
NEW APARTMENTS
/. SAFE FROM RAz|NG
U. S. Has Sufficient Property
Around War Building Site,
Grant Says.

The Potomac Park. the Mayfair and
other apartment buildings bordering the
Potomac Park area will not have to be
razed to make way for the proposed new
War Department Building at Twenty
first and B streets, Col. U. S. Grant, 3d.
director of public buildings and public
parks. told the House Commlttee Oh
Expenditures at hearing on Dill pro
viding for consolidation OF all puplc
works under one administrator.
The Government already owns sum-
cient property in the area, Col. Grant
pointed out.
Col. Grant was questioned about the
War Department site in view OF pup
lished reports that the erection there
of the new building would result in the
destruction of several of the apartment
buildings.
Col. Grant said he favored the gen.
eral plan for consolidating public works,
because he believes it would result In
economy and increased efficiency.
Members of the committee questioned
him about the development of the Fed
eraI Triangle area, particularly with ref
erence to the proposed demolition of the
District Building and the Post Office
Building. He said he never realized there
was any serious thought of raZing the
District Building, but pointed out that
while there is no immediate necessity
for tearing down the Post Office Build
ing, it eventually would have to be razed
becaue it is antiquated and unsuited for
modern business.
Col. Grant also was asked why it is
necessary for park policemen to police
public parks on the regular beats OF
members of the metropolitan force, and
whether economies could not be effected
through a consolidation. The nature of
the activities of these two police forces
is SO different, he explained, that it
would not be in the interest of the
greatest efficiency to consolidate them.
Evening star., 1932-03-08
MURRAY WILL FILE NAME
IN TWO MORE PRIMARIES
Oklahoma Governor Will Seek Flor
ida and South Dakota
Delegations.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, March Gov.
w. H. Murray's name will be filed in
the Florida and South Dakota prefer
ential primaries as a candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
George A. Henshaw, Murray manager
here, said yesterday.
Filings for the South Dakota primary
May 3 close April l, and tentative plans
call for the sending of an envoy to
confer with Democratic leaders there
within two weeks. The South Dakota
Democratic Central Committee has in
dorsed Gov. Roosevelt of New York. In
Florida, Henshaw said, he was advised
"all that is necessary is for the Gov
ernor to request the Secretary of State
to file his name"
Evening star., 1932-03-08

OF the international border here yes
terday. whistled through the offices Of
the United States immigration and
Agriculture Departments, spent bullet
striking one man.
The shot, apparently fired from a %
caliber rife, sent both United States
and Mexican authorities on a search
of Nogales, Sonora, but the rifeman
was not apprehended.
Luis c. Morales was struck in the
back by one bullet. but was uninjured
Another narrowly missed John B. Blea,
Evening star., 1932-03-08

United States immigration officer. as It
tore through window just above his
head. The damage was slight.
The shots we're fired as United States
officials were placing IS Chinese, who
had fled from Sonora, Mexico, aboard
a train for deportation by way of San
Francisco. Had the shots missed the
building. they might have fallen in the
Evening star., 1932-03-08
COLLEGE HEAD RESIGNS
DR.. Herman Schneider Quits Gin
cinnati U. Post,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 8 CP).-
DR.. Herman Schneider resigned yester-
day as president of the University of
Cincinnati and DR.. Raymond Walters.
dean of Swarthmore (Pa.) College, was
elected to succeed him, effective Sep
tember l.
Dr. Schneider will remain as dean
Evening star., 1932-03-08

of the College of Engineering and
Commerce, director of the School of
Applied Arts and director of the In
stitute of Scientific Research, each of
which he established.
DR.. Walters is widely known as an
authority on college and university
administration He has been dean at
Swarthmore since 1921, is inspector of
colleges for the Association of Ameri-
can Universities and chairman of a
special committee of the Association of
American Colleges for devising claSsi-
fication forms for institutions of higher
learning.
Evening star., 1932-03-08
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main shopping street of Nogales. which
was fairly crowded at the time. Sew
eral authorities believed the rifieman
had been firing on the American nag.
Evening star., 1932-03-08
EIGHT BULLETS FIRED
INTO U. S. BORDER OFFICE

Search Made in Nogales, Sonora,
for Rifieman Who Shot From
Mexican Side of Line.
BY the Associated Press.
NOGALES, Ariz, March Slight
bullets, fired from the Mexican side
Evening star., 1932-03-08

Russia took two-thirds OF all farm
equipment exported from the United
States last year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-19

Mrs. r, S. Sinclair is chairman of
the committee in Indianapolis, and
has made the arrangements for the
round tables.
Mrs. Sinclair will attend the
Cause and Cure of War conference
in Washington the week of Jan. II,
as a delegate from the Indiana
league. Mrs. Oliver Starr of Gary:
Mrs. Charles N. Teetor of Hagers-
town, state president, and Miss Flor
ence Kirlin, state executive secre-
tary, also are planning to attend
the conference.
The legislative steering commit
tee composed of members of the
local league will be appointed soon
and will meet Immediately before
the converting of the general assem-
bly, for oneday school on the leg
islatiye program of the league. Mrs.
Warren K. Mannon is chairman of
the committee.
The program committee of the
Indianapolis league and officers of
the state league are cooperating
in working out plans for a legisla-
tive school, to be conducted during
the third week of January for mem
bers OF the state organization. The
regular meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the state league will be
held during the legislative school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-19
OMEGA PHI TAUS
HOLD GUEST DANCE

The annual guest dance of the
Alpha chapter of Omega Phi Tau
sorority was held Saturday night
in the Travertine room of the Lin
coin.
Decorations and the program car
ried out the Christmas idea. The
committee in charge included Mes
DANES Cyril Harvey, Hylton Men
denhall and Vaughn King, and
Misses Laurel Daugherty, and AIDE
lyn Phillips
Larry Prices orchestra furnished
the music. Special numbers were
given by Mrs. John Simpson ano
Jerry Mark Stottlemyer.
Patrons and patronesses of the
dance were Messrs. and Mesdames
G. Daugherty, M. G. Lang and AL
bert McCarty.
Guests from chapters at Ander-
son, Elwood, Richmond and st.
Louis, Mo, attended,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-19
NEW SILHOUETTE is
TOP HEAVY"

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