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Evening star., 1932-11-01
HUSBAND OF RUTH JUDD
FREED ON LICENSE COUNT
Jury Acquits Him Of Charge OF
Practicing Medicine Illegally
in California.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, November DIR.
William c. Judd, husband Of Winnie
Ruth Judd, convicted Arizona trunk
murderess," was acquitted yesterday by
a jury in Municipal Court on charges
Of practicing medicine in California
without a license.
He was charged with working 10 days
in an industrial clinic operated by DR..
B. j. Moss. who testified he employed
DR. Judd to handle emergency cases
during his absence.
L never represented myself to any
one as a physician during that period
and l accepted no fees from any pa
tient" he testified
After the jury's verdict had been
read DR.. Judd said he would return to
Phoenix, where Il can be close to my
wife"
Evening star., 1932-11-01
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
1880. SEALED BIDS viii be opened in this
Office at 3 p m, November 30. 1882. for fur
nishing and INSTALLING an electrical clock
system in the new office building for the
House Of Representatives, Washington, d. c.
Drawings and specifications may he obtained
OF the Architect of the Capitol, in the dis
cretion OF said Architecht. by any satisfac-
tory contractor for this class of work.
TOL.
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not guess the methods used-the Ctesi
phon arch. for example. 40 feet high.
with an unsupported span of eighty
four feet.
1T seems to defy the law of grav-
ity," he said. Modern engineers are
unable TO explain how 1t was built
and why Ii has not collapsed"
Another expedition, he said. is exca-
waiting the mound of Mogiddo. which
guards the pass leading through the
Carmel range near the lake of Galilee
All the ancient armies that marched
between Egypt and Palestine had to
use that pass.
Digging through layer after layer
there" said Mr.. Breasted. "our expe-
dition has reached the period of Solo
mon, $50 B. c.. and one may now
walk through the stables once occu-
pied by the monarch's horses"
AT Khorsabad near Mosul. one ex
petition is digging out the palace and
the city of King Sargon II. who ruled
Assyria. That is where the institute
obtained the great winged bull of
stone. now at the museum at the uni
versity.
Deepest of all. in terms of time. is
the work of the Iraq expedition, IN
covering twin cities northeast of Bag
dad. dating back TO $500 B. c.
forty-four centuries ago.
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Expert Thinks Ancient
Papyri May Alter Bible

London.-Sitting in fireproof room
guarded with a steel door and each
window protected by iron bars, Ches-
ter Beatty, American collector, showed
a number of glass frames containing
papyri, said to constitute the oldest
biblical manuscript in the world.
Considerable comment was caused
in scholastic circles by the recent an
nouncement that Beatty had succeed
ed in finding series of papyri relat-
ing to the Bible and said to be two
hundred years older than anything
else of the sort yet discovered.
Whether the translation Of the
papyri now being prepared by Sir
Frederick Kenyon, formerly curator of
the British Museum. and other experts.
will reveal new versions of biblical
subjects or not it is too early to tell,
explained Beatty.
II do know already" he continued.
that a number of minor differences
have been noted. but l doubt whether
they will make it necessary to do more
than alter words in the Bible. !
should be surprised if there were any
important alterations"
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A compliment is when you say some
thing to another which he and we
know is not true.
A momentum Is what you give a per-
son when they are going away.
Parafin is the next order Of angels
above seraphims.
S. o. S. is a musical term meaning
the same only softer.
Write sentence showing clearly
the meaning of "poslerity."
HE had a cat, but nothing else lived
on his posterity."
1.-THE man looked as if he lad been
reduced to posterity."
Henry paid the fare because of his
posterity."
'By his clothes he seemed a person
of great posterity."
"The cat leaped about and then sat
on its posterity."
Buddha is worshiped chiefly in
Budda Pest.
&c. 1882. Bell syndicate)-wNU Service
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OUR BEDTIME STORY
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

most of it. The mud on his face and
neck was beginning to dry and felt
uncomfortable, but he didn't dare move
to wash it off or put more on. He
was afraid of frightening Buster Bear.
The Jolly Little Sunbeams were very
bright and warm. In fact, they were
hot. AS Buster Bear dozed they dried
the mud on his coat. By and by he
awoke, and like Farmer Browns boy
he felt uncomfortable. He looked at
his coat and sheepish grin spread
over his Undiscovered face.
my, but l am sight!" he grum-
bled. "If this mud dries much more
I'll never get it off until it wears off.
The thing for me to do is to take a
bath. The water will feel good any
way"
So Buster Bear got to his feet lazily
and waded out in to the water. First,
he washed his face until he had got off
all the mud and the honey as we'll.
Then he waded out until the water
became so deep that he was forced to
swim. Now Buster Bear likes an &C.
casional swim. He enjoys it just as
much as any small boy. He swan out
almost to the middle of Paddy's pond.
Just then wandering Little Breeze
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SGT is queer. 1t is very queer. 1t
l is the queerest thing I've ever
KNOWN" muttered Paddy the Beaver
to himself. ''What under the sun are
they covering themselves with mud
for? That is what beats me. Mud
is all right to build houses and dams
with but why anyone should want to
plaster it all over themselves is more
than ! can understand. My, but each.
of them is a sight,"
OF course you know who Paddy
meant. He meant Farmer Browns
Boy, half hidden on the farther side of
tie pOnG, his face and neck covered
with mud, and Buster Bear rolling in
mud not very far from where Paddy
was hiding with the Quack family in
the rushes. only his head out of water.
1t was more than Paddy could under
stand, because Paddy never had been
stung by Busy Bee, and so never had
had chance to find out that mud is
of use in more ways than plastering
houses and dams. He didn't know
what Farmer Browns Boy and Buster
Bear knew, that 1t would take the
smart out of stings. So he couldn't
guess why they had covered them
selves with mud, and he just itched
to ask.
But he didn't do anything of the
kind. He didn't even let them know
that he knew they were there. He
had feeling that more interesting
things might happen, and so he kept
perfectly still right where he was.
You see, Paddy had more than sus-
picion that Buster Bear didn't know
that Farmer Browns Boy was any
where about.
Something is bound to happen
when he finds it out" chuckled Paddy.
You see, he and Buster Bear are old
acquaintance, and he knows just how
Buster feels toward all mankind. So
he remained right where he was so as
not to miss anything.
After Buster Bear had rolled and
rolled in the mud until he was COW
cred with it, until he was the worst
looking bear that ever was seen, he
stretc" ed out on the edge of the pond.
The cool wet mud drew out the pain
of the stings which Busy Bee and her
comrades had given him when he
robbed their storehouse of honey, and
in little while Buster was fairly
comfortable. He even dozed off for
little nap. All the time Farmer
Browns Boy sat perfectly still in his
hiding place on the other side of the
pond. He had seen Buster Bear COW
er himself with mud, and he knew why
he did it. 1t was for the same reason
that he had covered his own face and
neck with mud.
We've got a fellow feeling" he
chuckled. but he took care it should be
silent inside chuckle. 1t was the first
chance he ever had had to watch Bus
ter Bear, and he meant to make the
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Holland to Reclaim 500, 900
Acres for Farms.

Amsterdam.-The Zuider Zee, ia
miliar landmark on all maps Of Eu-
rope for centuries, has become a thing
of the past. Amid the screeching of
sirens on hundreds of excursion
steamers and tugboats the last gap
was closed in the 1S-mie dixie connect
ing Wieringen with Friesland. The
Zuider Zee thus became an inland
lake, as it was before the North sea
rolled in over northern Holland 600
years ago.
Hereafter the Zuider Zee will be
known as Ijssel Lake, or, in the Dutch,
Ijsselmeer.
The completion of the bikes will
make it possible to reclaim 100000
acres now under water for Queen Will
helmina's little kingdom. This work
will soon begin on three large areas
of reclaimed land, which, when COM
pleted, will leave the lake with only
one-quarter of the Zuider ices pres
ent expanse. Another area near the
island of Wieringen already has been
reclaimed, and the first villages built
upon it were visited recently by Prin-
cess Juliana.
While all the rest Of Holland re-
joiced over today's event, the fisher
folk of the Zuider Zee ports were in
mourning. The Dutch flag flew at half
mast on the fishing boats huddled be-
meath the dikes at Volendam and
Marker and tragedy brooded over the
picturesque villages known to tourists
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-07-08
Hospital Uses Sun Tan
to Mark Newborn Babies

Kansas City. Mo.-A sun tan brand.
putting a number on the sole of a
baby's foot, will make certain that no
baby born in General hospital here
will ever be given to the wrong
mother.
Since the famous Bamberger-W
kins case in Chicago. when a mother
claimed she had the wrong baby. hos
pitfalls have tried various ways to
'label" the newborn youngsters.
The sun tan has solved the problem,
hospital attaches believe.
Just after the baby is born and be-
fore IT and its mother leave the deliv-
cry room the baby is put in the sun
tan machine. In less than minute
the ultra violet ray has stamped the
Identification mark on the bottom of
the baby's foot.
Then the mothers arm is put in the
machine and the same mark is stem
ciIed there. After that there is no
chance that the labels will get mixed.
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Explorer Reveals Secrets of
Ancient Near East.

Chicago.-How he has ridden ION
magic carpet with three motors" over
the exhumed cities of the ancient Near
East, looking down through many CEN
turtles and many strata of old civiliza-
tions, recording on $4,000 feet of film
the most extraordinary motion picture
ever attempted. was told by Charles
Breasted of the University of Chicago.
As executive secretary of the uni
versity's Oriental institute. Mr.. Breast
ed has just completed $500 mile
flight over Egypt, Palestine, Syria.
Turkey, Iraq and Persia. where twelve
archaeological expeditions under the di-
rection of his famous father, DR..
James ii. Breasted. are digging up
ruins of forgotten cities.
THE new past"-"new" because the
human race now living has never
known the facts before. and past"
because it dates from King Solomon
will be the title of the picture when
1t is produced. with the voice of Doc
tor Breasted himself giving meaning to
what appears on the screen.
But it was the younger Breasted
who described how one old city after
another has yielded its secrets to the
spades and picks of the expeditions.
what it MEANS" he said, sis not
merely the digging up of buried cities.
but actually the reconstruction of life
as it was lived in successive periods.
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Marked 5O-Cent Piece
Ends 2O-Year journey

Bakersfield, Calif-Twenty years
of travei, over thousands of miles
and through many states. by the hand
of honest men and thieves. ended here
for a marked 50-cent piece, when Lee
Bryan returning the coin to its right
full owner.
Bryan, grocery store manager, was
a clerk in the G. A. Blodgett store.
in Spokane. Wash, on March II, 1912,
when his employer marked the 50-cent
piece with his initials and the date,
to commemorate the birth of son.
Bryan watched the ritual.
Blodgett put the marked coin in
the office safe. 1t nestled alongside
a priced dollar, dated 1874.
Six months later the strong box
was opened by burglars. They took
the two keepsake coins, along with
other loot.
Recently. the Bakersfield grocer
was counting up the cash at his
store. He noted a familiar coin. 1t
was the marked half dollar. with
&C. A. B.-March II, 1872" scratched
op it's face.
Bryan sent the coin back to his
former employer.
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NEW INVENTION AID
TO AIR TRANSPORT

We can tell how kings ruled. how
armies fought, how common people
titled their fields. traded. married.
reared families. died and were buried
These cities are silent mounds now,
representing stratum after stratum
layer cakes of different civilizations
and periods"
The most important work under
way. he said. is that of the. expedition
which is restoring Persepolis. capital
of the Persian empire built by Darius
the Great about 500 B. G. and de-
stroyed by Alexander the Great in
331 b. G. 1t rests at the base of
black mountain on terrace construct
ed of huge blocks of stone
The tombs of Darius and Xerxes are
there, carved out of rock in the noun
tainside and faced by mighty sculp-
tured columns. The expedition has its
headquarters in the reconstructed
harem of Darius.
Mr.. Breasted told of the unearthing
of engineering achievements so ex.
traordinary that modern builders can
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or sherbet. The best sort Of red rasp-
berry shortcake is doubtless one made
from biscuit dough. rather than cake
and whipped cream Red raspberries
may be used for the sort of one shell
pie described or may be used with
an equal quantity of currants 10 make
a cooked berry pie that is uncommon
ly good.
Oddly enough apples have never
lent themselves to ice cream making
but they make amends in their use
fulness in pies. Apple sauce short
cake deserves greater popularity than
it has It is made from a layer OF
light biscuit dough freshly baked in
a cake Pan. II is split In two il the
middle, spread lightly with butter and
filed with freshly made apple sauce
&c. 1892. Mcclure Newspaper syndiczre-l
(WNU Serrice1
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Your Home
:. and YOU.
SUMMER DESSERTS
-. BY BETSY cALLIsTER.

THE three most popular home des
L serts in this country during the
summer are undoubtedly these: Short
cake. pie and ice cream, and almost
all of the summer fruits may be used
In one or more of these types of des-
sert. Strawberry ice cream. straw
berry shortcake and a pie or tart
made by baking single pastry shell,
filling it with fresh strawberries just
before serving, and spreading with
whipped cream.
Peach ice cream, peach shortcake
and peach pie made by using sliced
peaches in the same way. which is
generally preferred to the cooked
peach pie. Red raspberries- make
delicious ice cream though some per-
sons prefer the flavor in water ice
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Forced to Swim.
danced out from the other shore and
tickled Busters nose. By this time all
the honey had been washed away, and
Busters nose was ready to do its duty.
Just out of habit he shifted when that
Merry Little Breeze tickled his nose.
suspicious look flashed into his eyes.
He shifted again. There was no doubt
about it. that Merry Little Breeze was
bringing him the dreaded man-smell!
1t was bringing him the smell of Farm
er Browns Boy!
Like flash Buster turned and start
ed for the shore. This was no place
for him. He headed for the nearest
place, and this happened to be the
rushes in which Paddy the Beaver and
the Quack family were hiding. Paddy
saw him coming and dived to get out
of the way. The Quack family couldn't
get out of the way so easily. They
started to swim but there wasn't time
for this.
&C. 1892. by T.. W. Burgess.)-wNUs Service.
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French Guiana Convicts
May Get Radio Programs

Paris.-Prisoners in the penal sec
tion of French Guiana soon are to be
in touch with the world through a
plan of the French Salvation Army
TO install huge radio in the settle
mepts.
The plan," according to Col. Alfred
]. Benwell, chief secretary of the Sal
walton Army in France" is TO install
a wireless station which will once
more put them in touch with a world
from which they have been so long
cut adrift.
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1--WE are seeking from the French
government guarantee of $4,000 as
a beginning. but this is only frac-
work. 1t probably will cost al least
five times that amount-$20.0 O0-but
We are willing to start and trust that
the future will take care of itself"
The Salvation Army in France now
is preparing to send out party of
volunteer workers under Ensign Pean
to the penal colony to look after the
welfare of the ex-convicts. who. after
serving their sentences. must remain
in the settlement the rest of their
lives.
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Auto Gives Own Alarm
When Blaze Breaks Out

Elk City. Okla.-A car owned by
Raymond Parman. Elk City. turned in
its own fire alarm when a short in
the wiring caused il 30 blaze At
tracted by the continuous blowing of
an automobile horn shortly after he
had put his car in the garage. Par
man found his automobile blazing.
The short in the wiring that caused
the blaze also affected the horn.
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Tax Man of Mississippi
Town Takes a Vacation

Clarksdale, Miss.-The tax collector
has gone on vacation for year
and the citizens won't have to dig
down for taxes in the town of Rolling
Fork, near here. Sale of the munich
pality's power plant has assured
enough revenue to retire all bonds and
other Indebtedness and leave enough
surplus to operate the town without
taxation for year or two.
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Ranch Manager in Texas
Hunts Eagles From Air

Maria, Texas.-Hunting from the
air is the way Roy Cleveland. man.
ager of the Cleveland ranch. has been
clearing his ranch of the destructive
eagle. He has hired Norman Fergu
son. aviator. to fly him over the ranch
so that Cleveland can shoot the birds
from plane. The birds kill many
lambs each year.
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Dyke Makes Zuider Zee a Lake

from all over the world. The compile
ton of the dikes means the end of the
Zuider Zee fishing industry. When the
reclamation is finished. few years
hence. these little fishing towns will
become inland farming communities.
The Zuder Zee consists of an inner
and an outer basin, covering 2,O27
square miles. Its greatest length from
north to south Is 80 miles and its
greatest width "a miles.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-07-08
1t Was His Cow; His
Whistle Proved 1t

Fort Worth, Texas.-She was his
COW, she knew his whistle. a. negro
told Deputy Sheriff Galloway.
Two negroes were disputing the
ownership of the COW. Galloway took
them to the pasture where the COW
was grazing in a distant corner.
"Wben whistle, she'll raise her
head and bawl," the first negro said
He whistled. The COW bawled. He
got the COW.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-07-08
Tuesday Safest Dav

Extraordinarily. according to ma
tion-wide traffic surveys. is the safest
day for driving. Reports show that
fewer accidents happen on that day
than at any other time during the
week. and that between a and 5 a. m.
is the safest hour of the day.
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Why Worry2

It is not what you do when you
work that kills. but what you do when
you do not work. II is worry and fear
that disturb. II is unnecessary anxiety
that makes for illness. Why not put
by those foolish fears and through all
this great year be fearless and free
strong and glad7
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Air Pilot on Horseback

Butte, Mont.-Airmail Pilot Ray
Elsmore was forced to abandon his
southbound plane in field and con-
meet with the Salt Lake City bound
train to deliver his mail. He rode
horseback for the "ten toughest miles
of the 50O-mile trip" to make the con-
nection.
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Last of Once Great Herd of Tule Elk

HERE, watering In the MERGED riv-
er, are the last of the Tule elk
which once roamed the California val
leys in vast numbers. Those that
are left are protected by law in the
Yosemite Valley National park.
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Busy Neiphhorhood

willie. is your mother home? l
want to borrow her ironing board.n
No, ma'am. she's at Mrs. Wilson's
borrowing stepladder for Mrs
Greene's curtains to hang for Mrs
Peppers party"
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THE LORDS
EXPERIMENT
BY DOUGLAS MAIlOCH

g EEMS like the Lord experimental
- On lots of things that he invented,
Like man, for instance, there at first,
And man turned out about the worst
You never hear of any movement
That says that roses need improve
ment,
But man himself is quite a mess,
Is still failure more or less.
Here's what a mortal orght to be:
Strong as the wind, brave as the tree,
True as the stars, as firm as noun
tains,
Clean as pebbles. kind as fountains,
Gentle as grass and sweet as fow'rs>
AS busy as the busy hours,
Yet man, mortal or a nation,
Is still the failure of creation.
Worlds keep their orbits, never missed
'em,
Man hasn't any solar system,
And when ! see him driving cars
thank the Lord it isn't stars.
Spring hasn't missed a single season.
Or summer failed for any reason.
Times worked a million years on man,
And we're about where time began.
(@ 1882 Douglas MalIoch.l-wNU Service
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a cut onion. Make the following
dressing: Take one hard-cooked egg,
mash it with fork. adding salt. pap
rika. half a teaspoonful of mustard.
a teaspoonful of hashed ehives. the
same of fresh tarragOn. two table
spoonfuls of olive oil and one OF
vinegar. Toss well so that the ro-
maine is well covered.
&c. 1882. Western Newspaper Union.l
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Wears "Class" Numerals

MiddlebOro, MaSS.-A turtle shell
bearing the initials "E. F. T." and the
numerals 1885" was unearthed by a
sewer gang here.
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Boeuf a la Mode.

Take the under part of a round
steak. place in deep earthen dish
and pour over it spiced vinegar. Let
the meat remain in this several hours,
then lard it with strips of salt pork.
Make incisions few inches apart and
stuff with seasoned bread crumbs.
Use pepper, onion. thyme and mar
joram Bind the beef into shape and
dredge with flour.
Cut two onions and one-half of
turnip and small carrot and fry in
a little fat. Brown the meat all over,
place on a trivet in pan and add
boiling water. bag of herbs. vege-
tables, and simmer until the meat is
tender. Take out, remove the strings
and herbs. place on large hot plat
ter, surround with the vegetables and
potato balls and onions.
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FRENCH DISHES
Choux a la Creme,

Put tablespoonful of butter in
saucepan with a cupful of water.
teaspoonful of sugar, piece of lemon
peel and a little salt. Boil we'll to-
gether, stir in two tablespoonful of
-four. and cook until thick. Allow
this paste to cool, then work into ii
two eggs and sufficient milk to make
drop batter. Heat kettle of lard
or use deep frying pan, drop the
paste from spoon into the hot fat,
making Jumps about the size of an
egg. When slightly brown and well
puffed remove and drain them. When
cool scoop out little from the top
of each and fill with sweetened and
favored whipped cream. Jelly or pre-
serves may be used in place of the
cream if preferred
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BONERS are actual humorous
tidbits found in examination pa
pers, essays, ETC., by teachers
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-07-08
Salad Romaine.

Put crisp leaves of lettuce in
salad bowl that has been rubbed with