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Evening star., 1932-11-17
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AMBLER, LOUISE. In sad and loving re-
AMBLER who departed this life two years
ago today. November II, 1880.
Two years have passed. dear sister.
Since you we're called away.
How well do We remember
That sad and weary day.
FORGET your No. we never will -,
We loved you then, we love you still.
Your memory is as fresh today
x1Eo XND BROTHER. S5ffH EbWARp MAEH wxLkER 49,
ARMSTRONG. MARTHA. In sad but loving
MASFRA AR8srS6No a'yssso SSo dspsf..d
Der II, 1928. sO 'Ou"'' 4'O'e'n-
Keep her. Jesus. in Thy keeping.
rbrn sc Ssseh IN tas ps sodsn E.y. sSh1rs;
HER A SEvsp " dls in pAisSHF SSys SslSFe Ann soN
E-LAw. ALICE AND Ed.
bfSSss EFASeEs & lISRf sES6E
srcOts tht and the - ate ate S Rosetta 's1 Pryor Or
Rropks end ES srsndSs 49, a.hE Of Mr.: John
( day November II. 1924. =
30 shall 1t be at last in that bright morn
ing.
When the soul vaksth and lifes shad-
Oh. il that hour. fsiier than daylight
SHAH rise the EIor1ous thouEht Z an
FREEMAN. EMANUEL. In loving .rsmsm-
hranee Of our dear son and brother,
hie eisht years ago today, November 17'
oRS Ssss saosi shah fps our much sc;, q: Tss sS you
Loving thoughts shall wander
10 'n' sOos MofHsRs Srsrs sOI HNp nsIS srsTSa AS
LAYNE. HAZEL PAIGE. tribute Of love
a,,T and dsySosioTn nSoSsT to ne sacred memory,
ago today, November III 1890.
Mother; dear. will you ever return.
viii us sisnden nd To our nssrts & as Ct ySfer
"'" ' jS JoHN Il eiiSn'sr sNDspoRoqHx. { so1Is1 {.
MCKINNEY. MARTHA LYLEs. In lcsinS
TIA LYISs MCKINNEY, s VsPs1st who dspaTtsd md
this life one year ago today. November
wonderful mother. woman and aid,
4 wonderful WORKER, 50 loyal and true;
2s Gox1Rd D2Ueh4ERs RstAsE aASEE ii. isb ssH
BERTHA. 80: -
MULBERRY. ANNIE. In sad rsmembranes
BERRY, who departed this life one year
ago today, November II, 1881.
No one knows how I miss you.
But some bright morning, resting BY the
waters lair, AZ
ER W shall EoSa 3ssI a the ggSs sS5ds0 her
LOUISE FLEMING. '-- --''
NEUHAUs, sABINA. A tribute Of love "a
me s2BSA mE SsiEtd WIFE Wso aHs st our as
two years ago today. November II. 1880
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND sons
PAIGE, JAMES WILLIAM. A tributk Of love
and devotion to the sacred memory Of my
dear husband and our father, JAMES
WILLIAM PAIGE. who departed this life
nine years and eight days ago today No
vember o. 1923.
Dear is the grave where our dear f.ther
is laid.
Sweet in our memory that never shall
fade. WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Polish Student Riots Continue.

WARSAW, Poland, November II H1.-.
Anti-Jewish rioting continued in Polish
universities yesterday, although the au-
thorities adopted sharp measures to
deal with the demonstrators.
At Lwow 19 students were sentenced
to Jail terms of several days for fighting
the police. Lectures at Warsaw Univer-
sity were suspended yesterday after a
brush between anti-Semitic elements
and Jewish students.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia - Increasing
cloudiness and somewhat colder to-
night, probably followed by rain torncr-
row; lowest temperature tonight about
IS degrees; gentle northwest shifting to
northeast winds.
Notwithstanding cloudiness and
somewhat colder tonight. probably fol-
lowed by rain tomorrow.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight and tomor-
row: probably rain tomorrow and in
southwest portion late tonight; some
what colder in east and central por-
tions tonight
West Virginia-Cloudy tonight: to-
morrow probably rain, with slowly ris-
ing temperature.
River Report.
Potomac River little cloudy and
Shenandoah River little muddy.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
GarnH nf ThankH

HILL. y. THEODORE. We wish to thank
our. relatives and friends for their sym:
pathy and noral tributes az the death OF
HIS CHILDREN. MRS. NETTIE MARD-
SEN. Mr.. FRED HILL. II
PERRY, IDA A. Gratefully demonstrating
and thanking the Rev. L. Hex Sven.
friends. relations and neighbors for their
beautiful flowers and kind expressions of
sympathy In the loss of our dear wife and
mother, IDA A. PERRY.
BENJAMIN B. PERRY AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Births Reported.

Henry A. and VeEna Virts, boy.
Gordon c. and Kathryn Whitacre, boy.
Ronald and Elsie Garrison. boy.
Frederick Y and Louise Williamson. boy
Jerome and Mary Barraia. boy.
Boyce L. and Josephine Campbell, girl.
Earl B. and Ethel r. Daller. girl
Luther and Marie Hicks, girl.
Elmer T. and Pearl z. Carlson, glrl.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
BrafhH.

- - Nelson a. Miles AnzIIisry. No. 8.
): :$; ): !: s !. s.: q;
266 Kentucky ave. re, at 10:1b
am, Friday, November Is, 1882,
late sister. BERTHA T. sTkTiL, beloved
wne OF Comrade Harry J. StahL IN CeoaE
ESTHER ERAARDr. President
BEuLAH COPE, Secretary. II
srEING1RTH. CLARA T. MAEDEL On
WasSinston Wi sGsSaSsT ssnsaaum NJ Hotpits s Tskoms
Park. Nd. CLARA T. MAEDEL, beloved
.stinE f q at FsaaSa aafSsa psmDTsss 1asEss
home. Rockville. Md. Services at Christ
Ias% PisS1' Saass:f 'nilns'Gp & Sn Ad
rnent Prospect Hill Cemetery. IL
SULLIVAN. SIMON Y. Suddenly. November
40; 1872. at his rssidsnes 2s9 W2Sstsr
SULLIVAN husband Of Mary Polk suIii-
van van; Funeral from his late residence
TO St AIMS Catholic Church. Tsnieytown,
D. c., where requiem mass will be said at
am. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. IL
TAPPAN. ALICE ?; On TUESDAY, Novem;
g 8 years ss Widow Alfh d Hiram T. TsSpsn Hsss sn
no1n'5 po her Of Msry zisssr ss Ntn 1srs sn
itoi ST. Friday, fds '9b November I'll is, Sts p.n.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. II
WITHERow, JOHN 9, Tuesday, November
is, 1882, at his residence, 3410 Macomb
81. NV. JOHN s., son Of Charles W. and
Moro Witherow, aged eleven years eleven
months months Funeral services At the ascys so
am. Interment Taneytown, Md. II
WooLUMs, WILLIAM ri. On wednesday.
| November 16, 1882, at Emergency Hos.
pital; WILLIAM H. beloved husband Of
Elizabeth F, Woolums (nee C2llins). Re.
mains resting at the funerh home Of
Perry 4 Walsh. 20 II st. NV. Funeral
on Friday. November 1S, at $50 am.
thence to St. Matthews Church. where
: REQUIEM mass will be said at 10 am. for
! Mount Olivet Cemetery Relatives and
1 friends Invited.
| WoOLUMs. WILLIAM H. The members Of
the Washington General Assembly. Fourth
| quested to assemble at the funeral par
| lor OF Perry Walsh 90 81. NV. on
Thursday evening, November IL, at Sis
| o'clock. to recite the Rosary for the re-
/ pose Of the soul OF our departed brother,
THOMAS j. TRoDDEN, Faithful Nav
JOHN p. HILYARD. Faithful Comp
troller.
WRIGHT. NARY FRANCES. On ruesday.
MARY FRANCES WRIGHT widow Of
Samuel B. Wright. Funeral from her late
| residence. 21S University boulevard,
Glassboro, N j., Friday, November 1s, at
| pm. II
WRIGHT, MARY REGINA. On Thursday,
November IL, 1882, at 1880 am. MARY
Andrew g. Wright Rsfnains resting al
SI Adams st. NV. Notice OF funeral
| lhbefs 10
Evening star., 1932-11-17
MONUMENTS.
LARGEsT SELECTION m D. o.

THE LARGEST SELECTION m ID. @.
DO net base the selection OF the family
monument on photographs shown BY ped
dlers or agents, as you may be deceived
Reduced prices for 30 days.
JAS. 4. DURITY
ntAAenebufg ID. 0pD. seaFs.Besbuak
Evening star., 1932-11-17
LOST

LOST.
BIRD DOG PUPPY, male, 4 months. white
With black ears and black spots on LETT s,oe.
BOSTON TERRIER. unusually large. with
one white eye; answers name Beans; dis
appeared vicinity 14th and Taylor SIS. Iues-
day. Suitable reward. Col. 6437.
CHILD'S RING, small diamond. white gold
vicinity Elliott Junior High, on Monday
Call Miss Hill, Atlantic 400. Reward.
CUBAN POODLE, white. partially blind and
return istns It to iSis iSIS 18th St. NV Reward:
COIN PURSE, brown leaaher. with bills. etc,
Sunday, bet Epiphany Oh. and WASH Circle;
Phone West 210l, Br 1101, after Q m.
DOGS (2l. both police mixture; one female,
marEing, license tag No. .19O69; one male,
ysfss aoS Cd Sa esHT Ads% sG2G Soz r
Reward.
GLOVE, black kid, between Conn. Ave. Bridge
and 18th St, Tuesday pm. Reward "ooo-
HAT-Black velour. with ornament and bow;
between Columbia I'd. and the Chalfonte
Apis. Reward Apt. 416, the Chalfonte
HAT BOXES 34; contsiping lsdies' hats
Reward. Phone Met. 1855
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. fute, piccolos,
in Bacas Bros. Restaurant, opposite Navy
cali cSn0i Lin. a0o9s s75olWa @Sn'n 's0' ~ IL.
NECKPIECE, brown, double sable; some where
on st. Wednesday afternoon. Reward II
returned 1I27 Munsey Bldg.
PAIR GLASSES metal framed, in Franklin
& Co. leather case; in or near Fox Tneater:
Reward. Mrs. Z. G. PHELPS, 14l7
st. NV.
POLICE DOG, large; owner must fully tden-
tify. Phone. am. to pm, Met. 4562.
PURsE-Brown leather, soiled; contained
money check, keys, store statement, etc;
Thursday morning lobby 1900 H St, or H
between 10th and Goth. District 3106.
PURSE, black silk. on Alta Vista car We'd
nesday afternoon, November 16. Reward.
Phone Wise. 3212.
STOCKINGS, Q pairs silk, size 10, In JsI-
leff's, Wednesday. Please return to Jelen
or North 1S59-W. Poor woman:
Evening star., 1932-11-17
River Report
Report for Last "a Hours.

Highest, 66, $50 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, rs.
Lowest, AZ, TOO am. today. Year
ago, 40.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Tide Tables.
The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today :. 6:53 asa
Sun, tomorrow 6:54 4;53
Moon. today. 8:03 pm. 1857 am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-hah hour after sunset.
Rainfall.
Monthly rainfall in inches in the
Capital (current month to date):
Evening star., 1932-11-17
BrathH.

BRENNER. ARTHUR THOMAS. On Wed
nesdsy, November. 10. 1892, at HI hts ST resi- 81
BELOVED husband OF walker virginia Bren-
ner. Remains resting at his bTotne.
residence. Charles r Brenner, o1s SCUM
neral later.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

Italy is raising its import duties on
certain agricultural products
Evening star., 1932-11-17
DAVIS WuLIAM ALyIs. On Wednesd

November rs. 1882. at Freedmen's, Hos
husband OF Bstelle Davis. devoted father
of William A., ir.; Eloise; Martha and
Bernard Davis; son OF the late Prof. VIII
liam c. and Bertha Ann Davis OF Hop-
kinsville. Ky; son-in-law Of Mrs. 7. G.
Jefferies Of Boston Mass; He also leaves
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines funeral
chapel. Bird and Eye sts. s.v. Notice 9
Evening star., 1932-11-17

MoLLoY. GEORGE NJ. Suddenly; on Thurs
Hospital. GEORGE NJ. MoLLoY. beloved
husband OF Eula Mollov (nee Haln. son
of James and May Molloy. Funeral from
zurhorst's funeral parlors. 301 East Cap
itol st. on Saturday. November 10. at
$50 am. thence to St. Peters Church,
where mass will be said at . am. for
the repose of his soul. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment In Mount
Evening star., 1932-11-17

DOGS ca, both police mixture; one female
years old. Belgian type black win nroTn
3 years old, chow color. brown. license tag
No. I9070. Call Adams 51O4 after Pm
Evening star., 1932-11-17
DADE, WILLIAM. On Tuesday, Novembe

is, 1852, WILLIAM DADE.. devoted sor
OF welby Dsde, brother Of Louise Grisoy
Ida Colvin, Bessie WASHINGTON, Cora DiI'
lon. LuVenia Grisby and Geneva Mercy
Funeral Thursday. November IL, at
pm, from the w. Ernest Jarvis funera
church. 1892 You st. NV. 1ntermeni
GAINESVILLE. Va. IL
Evening star., 1932-11-17

grent beyond Tuesday. November IS
1892. at 5;45 Pm; at her residsncs; LII IL
widow Of Charles H. Shorter and devoted
mother OF Mrs. Ellen Smith. Mrs. A. @
Brown Of Cincinnati Ohio; Mrs. Sadie
Crump and the late Charles 8. and John
A. Shorter. Funeral Friday, November
1s, at j pm, from her late residence
Friends and relatives invited to attend
Evening star., 1932-11-17

WedneSday, Noyemoer 10; Iy5Z, AZ hls
cHss fidsnss ioe scRs5cH Bsdenf0uTs g. ri beloved
father of Charles A. Scheuch. jr. Funeral
from the Vim. H. Sardo 4 Co.'S funeral
chapel, 412 H st. ne. Friday, November
1S, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in
Vtted Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1932-11-17

COIN PURSE, brown leaaher, with bills. etc,
Phone west 2lO1, Br 1107. after pm.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

BIRD DOG PUPPY, male, months. white
with black ears and black spots on LETT sioe.
Reward Atlantic 235S.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

O'cONNOR, WILLIAM J. Suddenly, on
Hospital WILLIAM J. OCONNOR. be-
loved husband OF Ruth R. O'Connor. in
Iss frOm Ss late Ssar ms ss
St ne, Friday, November 1s. at 10
am. Relatives and friends invited In
~
Evening star., 1932-11-17

BURKE. TERRENCE. On "wednesday. No
TTRRENcE A.. beloved husband Of the
late Mary l.. Burke. Funeral from his
late residence. 1912 New Hampshire ave
am: thence to ST. Aloysius' Church
where solemn requiem high mass VIII %
said at 10 O'Clock for the repoSe OF MS
soul Relatives and friends invited tc
attend. Interment Mount Ohvet Gem
Evening star., 1932-11-17

srAHL, BERTHA r. On Tuesday, Novem-
ber IS. 1882. ct Providence Hospital,
BERTHA R., beloved wife Of Harry J.
ss ssshl Funeral from her late residence.
ber 1S, at 10 am. Funeral services in
Nativity p. Z. Church. Massachusetts ave.
and A st. s.e., at 1890 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Evening star., 1932-11-17

REH. HELEN Z. On Tuesday. Novemhe
Is, 1882 at Sibley Hospital HELEN e
beloved daughter of Fred R. Reh. jr.. an
Ellen Reh Funeral from the parents
residence; PA st. Sc. on Friday. No
friends are invited. 1nterment Cedar Hi
Cemetery II
Evening star., 1932-11-17
SHORTER, SARAH e 4. Passed into

II, IS5Z. hL 3 d-u1., at MS ftSIuEn
4605 18th st. NV WILLIAM SHAPE
BERG Funeral service at his late re
dence. November II, at pm. InternC
Saturday in Cumberland, Md
Evening star., 1932-11-17

GLOVE, black kid, between Conn. Ave. Bridg'
and 18th St, Tuesday pm. Reward. Wood
ward Apt. desk.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

LAWLER, MARY. On ,Tuesday; Novem6sI
(nee SULLIVAN beloved wife Of the late
Timothy Lawler and aunt of Mary Ellen
Mulvihiu McEnery of 81 Michigan ave
ne. Remains resting at W. Warren Tai
tavulls funeral home, 14th and Spring I'd
NV. Funeral Friday. November Is. al
$50 am. Requiem mass at Holy. Name
Church, at Q am. Relatives and friends
invited. 1ntermen. Mount Olivet Gem
etery IL
Evening star., 1932-11-17

PURDY. JOHN r. Suddenly. on Tuesday.
November Is. 1882. at his residsncs: IL
beloved husband Of Ida A. Purdy Fu-
neral from the above residence on Fri
day, November &, ct 10 am; thence 70
the Protestant Church. Layton. Md. at IL
am. Intarment churchYard cernetery.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

November Is. 1882. JOHN THOMAS
KING. aged ~ years. father Of George
H King Funeral from his late residence.
Walker Mill road. Oakland. Nd. on Sun
day. November 20. at . p M: thence TO
Addison Chapel, where services will be
held at 2:30 pm Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Addison Chapel Gem
Evening star., 1932-11-17

.sa,9 PDaEss 3 Iss this n ,bs life
dence Of his Eranddauehter, 1914 Bohre
st. NV, ORRISON SMITH Remain
2024 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral FRIDAY
November 18. from the above residence
2024 GeorRia ave. NV. 1nterment Ar
lington National Cemetery
Evening star., 1932-11-17

NoyembsT % fs 1889. at her On TesiSence iScs'qiy 81
beloved wife of John H. Smoot o.
Hushesville. Nd; mother OF Charles Z
and Walter A. Smoot. Mrs. Elizabeth 8
Birch. Mrs. Ella s. Lyneh and Mrs. Eva
g. Willett. Funeral win leave her late
Fjeid cyhnreh Huehssvtiie Md st ~ 1 NJ
Evening star., 1932-11-17

HAT-Black velour. with ornament and bow
between Columbia I'd. and the Chalfonte
Apis Reward. Apt. 416, the Chalfonte.
Evening star., 1932-01-04
ARGENTINA REVOLT
ENDS WITH 4 DEAD
Several Shot in Uprising Laid
to Exiled PreSident-1OO
Arrests Made.
BY G. ID. SEYMOUR.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, January A re-
volt against President Uriburu, which
broke out in Entire Rios Province yes
| terday under the leadership of follow
ers of former President Yrigoyen, who
crossed the border from exile in Uru-
quay, has been quelled, reports today
said.
Four persons were killed, several
wounded and more than 100 arrests
were made as result of the clashes,
which took place at La Paz and Naran-
jales de Soler.
The four men killed were understood
to have been police who fired upon
one Of the rebel groups at La PaZ as
, they entered the town. La PaZ was
taken by the Revenls, but recaptured.
Planes and troops were sent to the
province by the federal government
and cavalry detachment was used to
dlsperse group of $50 armed civil
lanS IN NaranjaleS de Soler, near
Concordia. The governor of Entire Rios
Province reported that Juan B. Abalos,
minister of agriculture in former Pres
| 1dent Yrigoyen's cabinet, was the
leader Of this group.
The revolt at La Paz was reported
to have been led by the three Kennedy
brothers, Mario, Eduardo and Raul. all
followers of the former president. They
were believed to have escaped again
into Uruguay The rebels at La Paz
numbered 400
Entire Rios was one of the Argentine
provinces unaffected by the 1880 revo-
luton, IN which former President Yri-
goyen was overthrown. It's provincial
oftclalS were not supporters Of the de-
posed President.
Evening star., 1932-01-04
ID. {. SLEUTHS TRAP
SUSPECT IN KILLING
Expected to Share Reward
for Capture of Slayer of
Baltimore Policeman.

Two Washington detectives are eX-
pected to receive a reward of $3.50 for
the capture of Walter F. Peewee)
Wright. 90, colored, accused OF having
shot and killed a Baltimore policeman
Saturday night.
The Washingtonians, Sergts. John
Dalglish and Carlton Talley, arrested
Wright yesterday after sN-hour
search of colored rooming houses mere.
He was captured as he entered the
dwelling at 1929 Fourth street. where
he is said to have roomed for some
time AS he entered the door the de-
tectives, pistols in hand, ordered MIN
to surrender. He attempted to draw
gun from a shoulder holster, the detec-
tives said, but they overpoWered hlm'
Confession Claimed.
An hour later-after being questioned
at headquarters, where he is said to
have admitted Staying the Baltimore
policeman. William A. Bell-Wrlght
was taken back to Baltimore by Lieut.:
Harry S. Warthen, Sergt. Stewart Diehi
and Patrolman Robert MenendeZ, all OF
that city.
Upon arrival there he was taken to
headouarters, where he was questioned
h. Capt. Charles H. Burns and SLate
ATTORNEY Herbert R. O'Conor. The
State attorney later reported a signed
confession had been obtained.
Wright was locked up at the North
western district police station on a
murder charge. Arraigned before Act
ing Magistrate Edward j. YursK III
Northwestern Police Court this morn
ing he was held for an inquest, TO De
conducted Wednesday by Coroner Ferol-
nand C. Link.
The Baltimore officers came mere yes
terday morning with a list OF aoaLeSseS
at which Wright was likely to be 1ouno.
These addresses were given them py d
colored man questioned Immediately
after Bell was shot.
Police Find Hideout.
After visiting several of the houses
Dalglish and Talley went TO the FouIIli
street house. l..
The gun found on Wright is SAID TO
have been the one used to XIII Bell
Three bullets were missing from the re-
volver. which Wright is reported TO
have stolen from the home OF NlhGn
Precinct Policeman Guy thompson III
the 800 block of Fifth street northeast
about a month ago.
Bell was shot when he and Patrol
man William Sempeck attempted 10
question Wright concerning series OF
hold-ups.
Gen. Charles D. Gather, Baltimore
police commissioner, offered a S25U re-
ward for Wright's capture.
Evening star., 1932-01-04
DR.. WHITE TO SPEAK

A talk on Mental Health" will be
given by DR.. William A White, super
intendent of st. Elizabeth's Hospitals
and professor Of psychiatry at George
Washington University, before the Co
Iumbian Women tomorrow afternoon at
4:3O o'clock in the Fellowship Hall of
Western Presbyterian Church.
DR.. White has been a member Of
the medical faculty at George Wash
ington University since 1904. He also
is a director Of the National Committee
for Mental Hygiene and of the Insti-
tute for Child Guidance. In 1880 he
headed the National Congress on
Mental Hygiene. Mrs. William j. NAL
Iory, president of Columbian Women,
will preside at the meeting and will In
troduce the speaker.
Evening star., 1932-01-04
1,2OO-MILE HOP JUST
JAUNT TO DO0LITTLE
Speed Flyer Pilots Passenger Plane
From St. Louis to Cuba in Less
Than 12 Hours.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, January 4.-The 1900
mile good will flight made from here to
Havana, Cuba, yesterday by Maj. James
Doolittle of st. Louis was regarded as
just q pleasure jaunt by him.
Doolittle and three passengers left
here at 5:57 am, shortly before dawn,
and made an hours stop for luncheon
and plane refueling at Jacksonville, Fla,
before continuing to the Cuban capital.
which was reached at BAT pm.
Accompanying the noted speed flyer,
who astounded aviation enthusiasts last
Summer when in one day he few from
the Pacific to Atlantic Coast, then back
to Cleveland for the air races before
continuing, as passenger this time, to
st. Louis for the night, we're:
Mrs James Doolittle, Postmaster A.
J. Michener of st. Louis, representing
the Chamber of Commerce Air Board of
this city: M w. Downs, Pacific Coast
manufacturer and close friend Of the
flyer.
Evening star., 1932-01-04
Fighting Landslide
On Mountain Road
With Grew of 20
Earth Movement Is Slow,
Permitting Removal
of Deposit.
nav the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BAsTIAN, Va, January with a
crew Of 20 men ana trucKs, ~
Stickley, representing the Virginia
Highway Department, is certain he is
going to prevent, as he has before; any
interference with traffic by large
landslide on Federal Route 81 on East
River Mountain, near the West Virginia
line
The glacierlike two acres OF mud,
stumps and stones, extending from tne
road out to the top of the mountain,
about 300 feet, is something like 100
feet wide and breaks about 10 feet deep
from the normal contour of the noun
tainside. 1t moves Sluggishly, perhaps
an inch at a time and this permits re-
Ynoval Of its deposit before it is pushed
out onto the roads surface.
The slide Is q continuation of one
that caused trouble last Winter and is
expected to halt with dry weather or o
freeze, to resume activities any time
there ID Long wet spell.
Evening star., 1932-01-04
GRANDI WILL HEAD
ARMS DELEGATION
itaIy's Policy at Geneva to
Follow Lines Evolved at
Conference With Hoover.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, January 4-Foreign Minister
Dino Grand will head Italy's delega-
ton to the World Disarmament Confer
ence at Geneva next month He will
be assisted by the ministers of war
navy and air, and about so other OFF,
cials.
Large as this number seems, the
delegation is expected to be one OF
the smallest at Geneva. The entire
Bellevue Hotel, with more than 100
rooms has been engaged for it, and
part Of the Hotel de la Paix also will
be reserved.
Delegation to Be Small.
The earlier reparations conference at
Lausanne will be attended by a small
italian delegation which is almost GER
tain to be headed by Minister of
Finance Antonio Mosconi. This dele
CATION is to be finally chosen only after
all the arrangements for the arms con-
ference are made.
Italy's attitude at the arms confer
ence will be formed along the general
lines evolved at the conferences. Of
Premier Mussolini, Signor Grand and
Secretary of State StimSon here last
Summer and those of President Hoover,
Secretary Stimson and Signor Grandi
in Washington more recently.
1t will be, according to GrandlS pre-
viouS announcements, one OF cooper
alton" between nations and Will be
characterized by his expression-"Con-
fidence equal to the difficulties" Italy
has expressed a particular willingness
to work with the United States.
The cabinet members on the dele
CATION, besides Signor Grandl, VIII be
Air Minister Gen. Balbo, Minister OF
the Navy Giuseppe Sirriani and Min
aster of War Gen. Pietro Gazzera.
Others Considered.
Others who are considered certain are
SiQnora Scioloja, Italian representative
at the League of Nations; Senator Ad-
sniral Acton, who spent several weeks at
Washington recently consulting with
American experts; Commentators Au-
gusto Rosso. chief of the foreign min
istrys section on disarmament, repa-
rations and similar matters; Senator
Gen. Marina, authority on military
matters, and Prince Fabricio Ruspoll,
naval expert.
The premier's final instructions will
be given the delegation shortly before
its departure for Geneva.
Evening star., 1932-01-04

Affirmation, pure and simple, kept
free Of all reasoning and all proof, is
one Of the surest means of making an
idea enter the minds Of crowds.