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other women. She talked with desper-
ate animation to Dart Towers-whom
she found herself privately disliking; to
stupid, vapid Billy Sumner-anything
to look popular and keep from losing
caste. She tried not to notice when
Stan danced with Eunice Wilson. She
pretended to be disappointed when the
dance ended, and deep in her heart she
knew that she had never been so bored
in her life.
Back in their own room in the Carter
house Judy was just dropping to sleep
when she thought of her wedding ring.
That splendid wedding ring Of platinum
and diamonds. At the time she
had marveled that anything Of the kind
Evening star., 1932-01-11

she forced herself to smile up into his
ewes. Just making up the old race,
He asked How do you like it, Judy?
How do you like the girls?"
She tried not to think there was an
undertone of anxiety in his voice.
'They're-splendid!" she Iied nearby
They danced, and judy ioneeo TO puC
the bitterness out of her heart. In
stead M she crushed it back and forced
herself to smile. .,,..,
She was very gay, very scintillatin1g
She was desperately afraid that she
would be left alone-a wall flower
held up to the secret scorn OF these
Evening star., 1932-01-11

could have been bought at Summerfield
or Laceyville, the nearest town. Sup
pose Stan had that wedding ring at the
time Eunice suddenly married Wilson.
The thought kept Judy staring. sleep
less, at the window long after dawn had
whitened the sky.
Tomorrow-Fitting In)
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WHAT HAS HAPPENED so FAR.

Judith Denning, fastener, marries Stanley
Carter, spoiled son of wealthy California
family. On the train on their wedding nisht
he smokes Hours later he returns-drunk
tells Judy he is man in hell" In
gtan's home town Judy fights much veiled
hostility directed toward her. Her con-
fldsnt becomes Nick" STAINS disliked half
brother. Told by catty young woman that
Stan has been all broken up over beautiful
Eunice wilson's marriage, she recalls the
remark made on their wedding night tor
lures herself with the thought that she is a
spite" wife-that Stan married her on a
rebound
Evening star., 1932-01-11
CERMAK RESTS IN MIAMI
Chicago Mayor Predicts Next Pres
ident will Be Democrat.

MIAMI, Fla, January IL P).-Mayor
Anton Cermak of Chicago came here
Yesterday for week Of rest" and freely
predicted the next occupant of the
White House would be a Democrat.
About 800 persons greeted the mayor
and his party at the station.
He said he believed Illinois would
vote Democratic in the next presiden-
tial election.
Evening star., 1932-01-11

Finding two teeth as big as a mans
head and five-foot tusk near the River
Trent, in England. authropologists have
engaged a diver to search the river bed
for the skeleton of great prehistoric
beast which they believe died there
90 900 years ago.
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the deserted side porch she would say
nothing to Stan about this. She
wouldn't put it IN words 1t might be
crystalizing situation which would
fade of itself II she left it alone.
This was the hardest part of all E.
to be still. Not to run crying with this
to Stan She wanted to face him with
ito watch his eyes when she repeated
Georgia's spiteful words. She wanted
to have him deny it hotly. To take her
in his arms and protest that 1t wasn't
true, that he loved only her
Evening star., 1932-01-11
CHAPTER XIV.

sight Of Wilson's heavy,
brooding face woke Judy from
her own bitter contemplation.
4 With leap Of fear in her heart
she rnalized that this man
Evening star., 1932-01-11

Laces IN grey, brown,
tan, blue, ochre or black
ranging from two to eight
inches wide. Also lovely
imported embroideries.-
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1932-01-11

Large assortment OF
plain and fancy dresser
sCarfS and vanity sets-of
lace or voile. Dainty
shades. Art Gift Dept
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1932-01-11

OF warm outing fan
nels-many with fancy
emblems! One and two
piece styles. Slipovers and
button front. Sizes 8 to
16.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1932-01-11

Manufacturers sample
lots of aprons, belts, STEP
ins and bloomers-your
choice at this very low
price. Notions, Main Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
GOV. DERN TO BE GUEST

Gov. George H. Dern Of Utah, who
is in the East to attend the Conference
Of Governors at Richmond. Va, will
be guest of honor at a dinner to be
given by the women's National Demo-
cratic Club at 7:30 O'Clock tonight
in the club house Of the organization,
at 1925 New Hampshire avenue.
Gov Dsrn, serving his second term
as Utahs Chief Executive, will be his
States nominee for the vice presidency
at the Democratic Convention in Chi
cago. He is a mining engineer and q
former Utah State Senator.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

automobile accident in Rosslyn Of Harry
Hughes Rodgers, 6 years old, Of Fred
ericksburg, Va. was filed In Circuit
Court here today against 1sreal Z.
Hartstein Of Brooklyn. N. Y. An at
tachment suit against Hartstelns car
for the alleged damage Of $1,000 TO the
truck in which the child was riding
also was filed.
The suit was instituted through At
torneys w. M. King and F. b. Cole
man Of Fredericksburg, by ROBERT b.
Payne, administrator OF the cniids es-
tate. Pavne is the employer of Harvey
Rodgers, father of the child.
The boy was instantly killed when
the truck. on which he was riding with
his father. overturned on him. after
collidine at the Virginia end OF the
Evening star., 1932-04-28

Key Bridge. with a car occupied by
Hartstein and his wife, who were on
their way home from Chattanooga,
Tenn
Hartstein is under arrest on tech
nical charge Of murder and was to have
been given a preliminary hearing in
County Court this morning. but the
case was continued because of the ILL
ness of Rodgers, who, it was said by
his employer, is suffering from an ILL
ness contracted at his sons funeral.
The hearing has been set for May %
Hartstein is at liberty under bond Of
5000.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
OHIO BANKING CHIEF
SEES BIG Improvement 7
State Superintendent Halls Prog
ress Toward Stability-Blames
Fear for Past Failures.
z the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 28.-All
signs point to complete stabilization Of
bsnking conditions in Ohio and conse-
quent improved business generally, Ira
j. Fulton. State superintendent Of banks,
sa'A IN statement to the public today
Blauing fear, not mismanagement,
Evening star., 1932-04-28

for most Of the bank failures during the
last year, Fulton said the financial in
stitutions as a whole had regained con-
fidence and predicted that business was
certain to respond to the optimistic
attitude.
Many closed banks the statement
added could have remained open had
not the bankers become unduly appre-
hensive over "hysteria arising from un-
founded reports rejecting on the SOL
vency OF their institutions" This fear,
Fulton said. resulted from the emotional
condition Of the public mind after the
1929 business sag.
Nearly 2,70000O tons OF peanuts will
H.. La. H.al IL
Evening star., 1932-04-28
SpOrtswear
Bed Coverings

-5 Studio Blankets, in Roman
striped patterns and bright col
ors. 800 wool $2.95
Each ...............
a Part-wool Blan- CT 10
kets, plaid patterns. pr. "
g Autumn-Leaf Blankets Of
cotton. were $l.25. TO
Each
IS Patchwork Quilts, filled with
pure cotton; In rose C1 O0
ara ~old Ea W.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
claimed IL bottles Of liquor were found.

ClAAIIleu 4z UotIAOS OA A4uOl NcAc IVOuiu.
Two prohibition agents said they saw
the car, which Miss Brown was driving.
fail to heed q stop sign in Rock
Greek Park. When they drove up
70 warn her they saw several "sus-
picious-looking packages" in the rear
seat. Investigating further. they said
they found liquor in the bundles. The
officers stated the daughter told them
they were taking the liquor to party"
Hart refused to press the charges,
declaring the officers had no probable
cause" for searching the machine.
Charles Highfield. aged IA and weigh
ing 81 pounds, recently lifted three
men at his home in Coventry, England.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
HOmefttings

Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics. Were Ice TO o.
39c yd. ................
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics. Were ACC to 1Oc
69c yard ........
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics. roc to CSC 2Qc
yarQ .............
-l2 Bolts Striped Awning
Duck. Were 19c and 25c 10c
yarQ .............
. Damaged Cedar GS O0
Chests. Were $685..
-l2 HassockS sotled. 2Qc
Were 69c to $l.00. ...
. Bolts 50-In. SunfaSt 49,
Velour. Were 81 49 yd..
-Cretonne Bar Harbor QQc
Cushion Sets. Were $l.69
III Ready-made Slip Covers
for davenports and chairs. QQc
Were S149. 9........
III Tailored Chintz Ozc
Bedspreads. Were $198.
SO ChintE Drapery Sets,
pinch pleated. Were Sl.OO
SI.S0 ..........'
5 mpIe Mattress
Covers. Were 98c to hQc
$1.69 ..................
Reversible Terry Cloth. C7c
45c value. Yard. ..
-6 Cretonne Folding 60 0Q
Screens. Were S49S.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Junior Misses Wear
Toilet Goods

is Glass Roller Tissue Con-
tainers with roll OF It's 7So
sues in each. Were S1.00. NV
30 Bottles Perfumes, imperfect.
F erly $1.00 to II. off
$1,000 "a
Odd Lot Toilet Articles. IOc
Were 25c TO 75c. ...... wv
Kanns Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
ILLEGAL SEARCH CLEARS
TWO OF LIQUOR CHARGES
Mother and Daughter, Arrested
Yesterday, Dismissed When At
torney Wont Prosecute.

Mrs. Helen Brown, 43, and her daugh-
ter Betty, 49, of Annapolis. Nd. we're
cleared of charges of transportation and
possession of liquor when Assistant
United States Attorney David A Hart
in Police Court yesterday stated the ar
r"s+'rg officers had no right to search
their automobile, in which it was
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Art Goods

Small Lot Art Novelties
brassware. waste baskets. 90
etc. Were 79c to S129.. o~C
is Tie Racks, each in TO-
box. Were Sl.00.. ~
Square Boudoir Pillows To-
of rayon and velour -.
-Rayon Tapestry Scarfs, 50
and As in. lengths. Were 90
OSC ...........
IA Round Metal Waste 10.
Baskets. Were 29c go. ~
S mall Lot of Yarns, /
and and o. lOc and l0c
is Fancy Bed Lights. 90
Choice .............. wv
Il Combination Shoe
and Laundry Bag. Was 90
s12e ................. O1C
10 Laundry Bags. Were 90
soc and 7sc ......... @>C
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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$4,000 SUIT FILED
IN DEATH OF BOY, 6
Fredericksburg, Va, Man Seeks
Damages as Result Of Car
Accident.

BY staff Correspondent of The star.
ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE, Va. April pa 10000 dam
age suit for the death last week in an
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Notions

-l8 Garment Bags, Soiled. is
Wash Cloth Sets. Were QQo
75c and $l00. Soiled. E. wv
s Pocket Shoe Bags and IT,
medium size Laundry Bags,
S mall Lot Mottled H.
Household Aprons ...... NV
Sanitary Goods and 10.
Narrow Garter Belts. 80. ~
e for 50c)
sly Pes.
Twill Tape and Q nos 1Oo
Bias Tape. 80. - POo's AOC
Needle Books; damaged. 1Sc
-S Hat Forms, in boxes. CSc
EaCn
Kanns-Street Floor.
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Girls Wash
Frocks, BlOuses,
Skirts
soc ca.

-Overblouses of sheer ma
terials. Sizes 8 to Is.
S1.00 value.
-Suspender skirts in blue,
red, green and tan. Sizes
8 to Is. $l.00 value.
Printed and plain COL
ored wash dresses. Sizes
Z to IA.
Kann' Second Floor.
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Furniture

ws Smoking N. Stands $l.l9
Were sl.s6. ........'
. Fiddle back Chairs. S1 9Q
Marred. Were S2,49..
Il Spinet Desk. G6 *
Floor sample. Was 1895.
Il Porcelain-top Breakfast Set.
h Base marred. Was $3.50
SZ4,tO s'''''
Il Wide Arm Willow Chair.
Floor sample was I'd zS
$4.SB .............'.
Il Nursery Chair. Cd CS
Ivory finish. Was $3.49.
Il Baby Scale, with
wicker basket. was lS *
S4.S0
a Metal Folding Chairs. QQc
Were s1.25 .............
Il Aft. Wooden Safety
Gate. Damaged. w as hQc
S1.Z0 .....'''.
Il Willow Chaise
Lounge. Floor sample. Sh *
Was S998 .........
Il Hammock Chair, with canopy
top and foot rest. S1 80
Was S295 .........
- Hanging Shelves. 09c
Marred. Were sl.49.....
Il Green Fibre Fern GO 7S
ery. Marred. Was s5.95. ~""
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Handkerchiefs

-Irish Print and Colored Woven
S.i Border Handker- 6 for l9c
Mems and Women's Handker-
chiefs; some initiated. 11c
Csc and 35c values .....
Small Lot Embroidered Linen
Handkerchiefs; also some CSc
large size hdks. Were SOC, ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

Manitoba, Canada, is completing its
81 900 900 auditorium.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Wash Goods Remnants
Silverware
ISc to 29c values

--169 Small Electric ROo
Clocks. Were Sl.00. 80.
IS Silver plated Fruit @1 40
Bowls. Were $2.98. pA>
100 Stainless Steel Knives and
Forks. Colored handles. IT,
Were 29c ..............
-5 Two-Pc. Stainless
$, Steel sd Steak Sets Were 69c
3 Sterling Silver Salt Sets
(open style). Were 90 %
$5.98 ...........
IS 26-Pc. Silver
Plated Ware. Were Q9 40
$398 ........ pc
a Sterling Silver Compotes.
!iod I peFfe Were $l.o8
$500 ................
Kann's-Third Foor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Floor Coverings

II Seamless Administer Rug.
9xl2 1t. Second GOO OF
S49.50 grade. ....... C~||O
-3 Delsox Grass Rugs.
9xl2 1s. Were SI2yJ GO AE
to $1,000. ......... ~o'~o
Az ,Zio Woven f. wd1s FiDs' r. sqs'' as $6.95
y DeltOx Grass Rugs.
sIS.oD sTs tt. Were 1885 to $5,95
M1 gxl2 Rice # Straw Wsrs r. suss' ss $4.95
n' # t,ers W.r. Rug; 81 3; 'Hl2 $6.45
3 Heavy Wire Grass
.4'ss sas;. 4'.a7's Il. Were s2.e5
q Rice straw Rugs.
sxl0 #. Were $295. l1 40
Damaged ......... %AT/
100 Crex and Fibre
Rugs. 1895 in. Were 0Oc
Acc to sl00.. c|C
so Cocoa Mats. 12x24 1Oo
in. Were roc. .......... T/S
-150 Yds. Felt Base
r m a n IS. Were 49c. OIL
Square yard. d....... AO
B Felt Base Art QS 90
Squares. 9x15 IT,. Po'
a Felt Base Rugs. CD o5
7l2x9 #. .......... U~'@O
-io Felt Base Rugs. sxs 30.
II Were o9c W.
--150 Yds. "a and % in. Grass
Runner Remnants. Were ~
39c to 79c yd. AOO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Lace TableclOths
Sl.I9

-6Ox72-in. attractive, use
full cloths in a neat all
over lace pattern. A spe-
cial value.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Hurt BOOKS
Soc

Travel, Biography, Fic-
tion and Juveniles-Jackets
soiled. Former sl.00 to
$3.50 values.
Kann's5Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Chinaware

Ia Green Glass Cereal AO.
Sets. 6-pc. Were $100.. wv
Ill Green Glass Water o.
Sets. 7-pc. Were &c.. NV
Il Dinner Set. As QS 90
pc. Was $685.. %o'/o
Il Dinner ,i,ln rs Set: I: 6l- $l6.98
-25 Sets Cups and
Saucers. Were 81 90 set 20
OF SIX
--31 Decorated China To-
Salad Plates. Were 19c. AOC
. Dinner Sets. AZ CT 90
pc. Were s7.9S. 49,. @1'/o
u Glass Luncheon 60 40
Sets. 27-pc. Were s498. %~~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Neckwear

wrlsis w.rs 80. so ID faney :, oc Scars ss f. 4c
Lace Neckwear. soc and 90
5sc values. ........
Odd Lot Of Flowers. IN.
Were Csc to 79c. c....... OC
Odds and Ends BlOusettes.
Silk. rayon, mesh, ba- IT.
tiste ..............
japanese Table Covers. 40
33 in. square. re...
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Jewelry

-25 Cigarette Boxes. Were soc.
IS Necklaces, Earrings and
Bracelets. Were 3sc and 1Oo
5 Necklaces, rose and
amethyst quartz. Were QOc
$3.50
Il Mans Sterling Silver
Watch Bracelet. Was GO o.
SI.oO ..............
-3 Rhinestone Neck 90 or
laces. Were $4.95. -. ~S>O
is Compacts, and Is Pairs
Mems Cuff Links. Were COo
-6 Simulated Pearl and
crys'al {, Oo Bracelets Were soc
-25 Mems Collar Buttons.
Were 25c .........
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Frocks, Smocks, Etc.

is Dresses of plain
colored rayon. Were G1 90
1925 ............. pA'o1
-12 Artists Smocks of ~
plain-color brosdcloths e. A1C
Printed Hooverettes, 7ec 90
value; in small sizes. 49,. ~|C
10 Black Uniforms,
in small sizes. Were CT 20
$395. Choice ..... ~A'o1
"A Broken AssOrtment-Dres
coverall aprons, Hooverettes and
uniforms. The Hooverettes are
in extra sizes only. Were 90
$l.00 to S195. Choice. NV
) Maids Apron Sets,
In organdy. were G1 AA
sl95. For or......... pA'Oo
10 Linen Dresses, in
plain color; soiled. GO OS
Were S3.95. @~' ~
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
DOmestics
Underwear

Ia Glove Silk Union Suits;
some soiled. Were IL Dr:oo
1895 to $685. go. IL O
100 lanese Silk SS
Boomers and Vests 80.
q for S1.00l
-19 Rayon Boomers, 1Sc
black and navy ...
GA caan,,ts Extra ,r.si si': E, r. aayon 99c
-25 Union Suits, nain- 90
sock and cotton knit. ~N
-12 Children's Rayon To-
Vests. Each ..........
IS Women's Rayon Pa OQo
jamas. Were sl.95. AS is, wv
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Imitation Crystal
Necklaces
29c

Sparkling diamond-cut
necklaces at an unusually
low price.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

Nearly 2,700, 900 tons OF peanuts will
be grown in India this year.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Hosiery

-35 Prs. Chiffon
s.ssnas asss: full ...'l4 fashioned. 12Hc
go Prs. Silk Hose, also OS
! Prs. Wool Hose. ..... ~CC
so Prs. Children's Socks e
and Anklets; small sizes. ~
10 Prs. Silk Hose; han 90
died. AS is ....
40 Prs. Mems Socks, o.
plain and fancy ........ %oO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Linens

-6S Plaid Glass Towels, o.
Reg. 12lzc, each. ........ W
wso wso. Turkish 4sa Tsan Bath Towels 40c
-25 Doz. Cotton Napkins, hem
med me 10 1o-in' size were 30c
Linen Tea Towels, with
colored borders. Reg. Csc. 1Qc
bdCu
IS Linen Tablecloths. 60 90
Size 68x68 Were 1925. P'
-25 TabIecloths, in turkey-red,
fringed, 58x58-in, size. S1 M
Were $500. Each. -. ~Ao"
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
F'urs

Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-10-17
DOUB[E-CHECK|NG
ON CARS PLANNED
System Is Announced in
Maryland "Save-a-Life"
Campaign.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, October 17-In OPEN
ing the "Save-a-life" campaign Satur-
day, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
E. Austin Baughman announced that
for the first time since the plan origi-
mated. double-check system Of inspec-
tion will be operated.
Explaining the new system, Mr..
Baughman said:
Returns Rejection Slip.
eff a motor,st goes to an official in
spection station and is told that his
car is not in safe condition, but does
not have 1t repaired at that station,
we shall receive a rejection slip from
the inspector.
This report will bear the license
number of the machine, list Of the
faulty safety factors and the date for
the inspection. together with the name,
address and official number of the in
spection station.
Tags to Be Taken Up.
when we receive these reflections
the owner of the machine will be re-
ouired to bring his machine to this
Office for an inspection by mechanic
attached to this department. If the
machine is found faulty, the owner
will be given "a hours in which to have
it repaired and return here for another
inspection. II the repair work is not
done, the tags of the machine will be
taken up and we will not permit the
owner to operate it until the work is
done"
He pointed out that the inspection
is required by law and the safety fac
tors Of every car in the State must be
in perfect condition or the owner will
not be permitted to operate it. Mary
land is one of the few States where
such inspections are compulsory and
there is no charge permitted for the
inspection.
Evening star., 1932-10-17
KIDNAPERS' VICTIM
i, RECEIVERS AT HOME
Eastport Man Tells of Being Ad-
Quoted by Pair and Beaten
on Head.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd October IL
George Thomas King. %, of Eastport, is
recovering from wounds he said were
inflicted by a kidnap gang Sunday.
He was bealsen about the head and left
on his front porch, where he was found
by his father.
The Young man said he was taken
into a car on Market place by two men
and driven to Horn Point, in Eastport.
He was struck over the head with a
wrench he said.
He has been unemployed for some
time. and he was without any money.
He is unable yet to give any coherent
story of his abduction.
Evening star., 1932-10-17
WOMAN is RECOVERING
FROM MYSTERY ATTACK
Danville Police Probe of Case Is
at Standstill-Victim Unable
to Give Clue.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE. Va, October 17-Mrs.
L. L. Burlington, %. is improving from
injuries sustained in a mysterious at
tack on her in her home late Friday
while police are no nearer solution
of the manner in which she is reported
to have been attacked
Mus Burlington was found uncon-
scious in the basement OF her home by
her husband when he returned from
work. She had an injury on the back
of the head and scratches and bruises
about the face and back Regaining
consciousness short time later she
could shed no light on the case, stating
that the last she remembered was while
sweeping the back steps of her home
Evening star., 1932-10-17
Over Inch of Rain Falls.

HAGl-RSTOWN, Md, October IT
Especially An inch and quarter of
rain hail fallen here up to o'clock
this moaning, bringing the total rainfall
for October thus far to 4.20 inches,
which Is, over the average October pre-
cipitation.
Evening star., 1932-10-17
CAPITAL KIWANiS HEAD
TO SPEAK AT DANVIllE
Edwin F. Hill Will Be Guest of
Honor at Special Program
on Wednesday.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, october IL
Edwin F. Hill of Washington, publicity
chairman of the Kiwanis International
and president of the washington club,
will be the speaker and guest of honor
of the local club at meeting here on
Wednesday. Mr.. Hill has for a number
of years been Kiwanian of high rank
in official circles of the organization
and the local club is making prepara-
tions for an appropriate program in his
honor.
vice president, and j. M. Lea, district
trustee, have been named delegates to
represent Danville at the Capital Dis
trict convention to be held in Wash
ington three days beginning october
27 Alternates elected were D. P. Gar
win, r. r. Murray and J. T., Catlin, jr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
Novy kol'ajnicovy Zeppelin.

Rusky inzinier Grachovskij So
stroll novy Zeppelin ma ko-
lajniciach, ktory sa podstatnc Ii
81 cd kol'ajov6ho Zeppelinu me-
meckeho a dosiahne rychlosti $50
az 375 kilometrov "a hodinu, t. j.
.ide asi 0 polovicu rychlejsie, ako
kol 'ajovy Zeppelin nemecky Ma
diva motory, kazdy Q $50 kor. si-
ZACH, jeden napredku a druhy ma
zadku. Zenh no vzdusne yrtule,
ma sp6sob ruskych motorovych
sani. Tento Zeppelin ide len po
jednej kol'aji a rovnovaha je "
drziavana sotrvasnikom (gyro-
skopom) i 5000 obratkami "a mi.
ndtu. Stavba trait : Moskyy do
Leningradu q stavba Zeppelina
bude stat 4 miliony rubl 'oy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
v AFRIKE SA L L'AKAJU Ma
SEJ KOLONIZACIE.

Pred casom prisiel isty prazsky
obchodny spravca myslienkou
vyst 'ahovalectva do juhoafrickeJ
kolonie Kenya. Ponnkol guverne-
rovi V Nairobi, re ,knpi stvrt
miliona abrov pody, ma ktorej by
usadil 1000 nasich kolonistov. Je
to pruh zeme siroky 10 a dlhy
1000 kilometrov. o navrh zauJl-
malo sa naSe ministerstvo So
cialnej peelivosti a projekt j po-
slalo anglickym kolonialnym IL
radon. Teraz vsak dosla odmieta-
va odpoved'. Dufajme, re sa po-
merry Il mas zlepsia atol'ko, ze sa
nam nebude treba yyst'ahovat /,
j keby 81 to anglicke i1rady este
rozmyslely.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
MADARSKO ZHABALO MA
JETKY SLOVENSKYCH
DIECEZ.

Pest, 6. maja. Minister kultu
nariadil so svolenim ministerskej
rady sekvestraciu majetkov spis-
skej, roznavskej a kosickej ka-
pituly, nachodiacich sa Mad ar
sku.
Toto opatrenie mad 'arskej Via
dy nijako neprekvapuje a je
vlastne len povahy formalnej,
nakoPko slovenske diecezy nedo-
staly cd prevratu ami haliera 20
svojich majetkov, nachodiacich
sa v Madarsku. Spissky biskup
&bol s7ojho casu j zaloval mad ar.
slS1 vladu ma zaplatenie prfjmoy
y jeho mad'arskych yinohradov
ale bezvysledne.