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Evening star., 1932-08-01
: -ss TIIsT me OFF 18th STREET.


g ROOMS, 2 BATHS-$ll, $50.
A charming tapestry brick nome IN a
Sniendid Northwest location lust on 10Th ST.
GoveTed concrete front porch, 8 Spacious
Toonns. modern kitchen completely EQUIPPED,
large recreation room with open fireplace. z
tSIe haths separate 2-car garage. Lot l42
feet deep, attractiyely Handicapped IN con-
sfrucfion design, finish and equipment MOD
ern in every detail. Terms 70 Sul'' FoI
informstion call COLUMBIA e698.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
41OO 20th NE.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER.
ONLY $3.50.
Very attractive corner house, Just com
pleted, on lot As By 100 to alley and on To-
'0'' General Electric RefriGerator.
IInoleum in Kitchen.
Breakfast Room.
Drive out Bunker Hill rd- ne. TO 2otn ST.
and turn "a square south. or out R., ]. ave;
ne 10 22nd St. thence north to Bunker Hill
ri and thence west one square TO houses:
These are the cheapest houses ever offered
n this section. open and lighted every eve
ring Representa ative on premises between
n. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
Aa,x u ct. NV. Dist. o90e.
Evening star., 1932-04-15
BOATS.

DUPLEX MARINE ENGINE OIIsIComplete
stock, all grades. Washington Accessories
20, 1Ith and L sts NV. Tel. North 1888
JOHNSON CUPBOARD MOTOR. P-35, s65
cash. 26l2 Tflden st. NV Cleveland 4S25
NAVAL SEARCHLIGHT (e-inchJ. Labordoher
p5Ionse engine water pump. Bosch magnetic
buretor. 1900 Western ave. NV. WIS. 27I8
16'
BARGAIN SALE ON CANOES.
House. 3900 K St n W
Evening star., 1932-04-15
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

furniture repairing. refn-
ishing. work done in the home II desired
Weaver, 1894 Newton st. NV. Adams 84Ol
WALL PAPER-Room lots for all rooms
81 25 to So room l2x12 Mahoney Wall Paper
l34 Q
Evening star., 1932-04-15
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

OIkOULAKS FKOHIBI ED.
In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star., 1932-04-15
HELP--MEN.

washing and ironing machine statesmen. Ad-
vertising campaign starts April 49, Most
complete line In city, ABC. Conlon and Voss
washers and ironers Apply Mr. Williams,
to $50, Barber & Ross, Inc. llth and G
Evening star., 1932-04-15

BOY, colored, wanted, with drivers permit;
must have references. Apply So z ST. NV.
CAB DRIVER-Rental to steady man, So IS
for "a hours; clean record essential. West
O656 Alter 10 nm.
Evening star., 1932-04-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPERATORS AND statesmen OF COIN
operated machines, telephone our representa-
tive, Mr. G. Cottrell, who will be in
WashinEton Tuesday and Wednesday, April
18th and goth. with the very latest models
amusement machines, such as GOLD COAST,
S1EvO-BALL, WHIRLPOOL End other new
numbers, Call National 1910 for appoint
ment. Write for descriptive matter to
MOSELY VENDING MACHINE EXCHANGE.
Inc, 1922 Chamberlayne ave. Richmond, Va.
ABILITY TO ORGANIZE and maintain efi-
clent sales force will acquire very lucrative
business. Only persons with successful ca
reerS considered. Write for appointment.
Address Box 75-V. Star Office
FROZEN CUSTARD or ice cream machine
business is gold mine. Financially respon-
ness or established merchants in Washington
or vicinity answer for further details Ad-
dress Box 207-V Star ONCE.
| WILL ACCEPT ANY REASONABLE OFFER
TOR MY LUNCHEONETTE AND SAND
WICH SHOP. ILLNESS COMPELS ME TO
SACRIFICE. LOCATED 14th AND K.
EASILY WORTH TWICE WHAT WILL BE
ACCEPTED. CALL TRUSTEE. MA. 9255. :
FOR RENT Sandwich bar. cigar. cigarettes
and rsfreshrie1t concession in a new high
class bowling alley. to experienced ard reli-
able party cnlv; none other need apply
H. c. REINFR,
ll0o St NV. Kresee Bldg, i6'
HOTEL LEASE FOR SALE
Brick Butding-l4 Rooms
H G. MOORE.
Ashland, Va. 20
DOWNTOWN STORE CHEAP.
Near hotels and oflces; money maker.
ANY retail business. See 1924 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

CARETAKER. watchman, or work of any
kind by reliable white man; best references.
Address Box 322-V. Star ONCE. IS
CHAUFFEUR. white. reliable single, private
experience, wishes permanent position with
private family; best ref; will travel. Met.
047S 49,
Evening star., 1932-04-15

MANAGER and subscription solicitor to take
charge Of weekly paper about to be pub
llshed references required. Apply 1925
North Capitol st Phone North 4179-J.
Evening star., 1932-04-15
SALE-AUTOMoBILES.

FORD CONVERTIBLE SEDAN, le30-De luxe
equipped; small mileage; like new in every
detail priced right trade. Vassar Chrysler-
Plymouth. 10th and H SITS. ne.
FORD DE LIKE COIIPE- 1871: Ike nsn..
Evening star., 1932-04-15

DRIVER, white. age rs. capable, reliable,
familiar with city, wishes lob on delivery
truck Sass
Evening star., 1932-04-15

MAN with some knowledge OF golf for spe
cial work; salary. bonus basis. For appoint
ment call Wisconsin 4435 mornings
Evening star., 1932-04-15

COLLEGE GRADUATE, %, adaptable, now
employed, desires responsible position; remu
neration secondary; years sales. ONCE.
travel experience. P o. Box 2093, Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star., 1932-04-15
HELP-DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. white Gentle rs TO 40, refined
clean, reliable, reference, TO cook. serve and
do general housework in apt; stay nights
state salary expected and telephone number
Address Box el-V Star once.
WOMAN, eolored, general housework. stay
nights. Apply between and pm, 2222
G 81. NV.
WOMAN-Catholic, bet. SO and IS years,
(white) seeking o good home in exchange for
genera1 light houseuork and moderate re-
Enumeration, can md such a place. Address
Box 3l3-Vs Star once,
Evening star., 1932-04-15

JUNIOR CLERK for drug store; must have
best reference experience and be capable of
dispensing soda. Address Box 365-V, Star
Office
Evening star., 1932-04-15

displaying meats must be courteous; refer
ences. Georgia Meat Market. 1910 GsorEa
ave NV IT,
Evening star., 1932-04-15

CHAUFFEURS. 80, with Identification card:
sood proposition. Apply Capitol Cab Co.,
sos c,2e st. NV. 15'
Evening star., 1932-04-15
FARM AND GARDEN
LIVE STOCK AM CATTIE

COW MANURE for roses, 81 per lOO-lb
sack; SACKS, So; delivered lawns seeded
SSieveland l2l5-J, or write Glenhurst Dairy
Evening star., 1932-04-15

MEN (2l reliable, for sales work excellent
opportunity with future. Call between and
pm, 977 National Press Bids.
Evening star., 1932-04-15
SITUATIOE-MEN.

Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are harmed to exercise
careful investigation OF persons Of
terino positions tghere cash deposits
Evening star., 1932-04-15

FORD TUDOR, $780, excellent finish, new
tires splendid mechanically; $685. easy terms
Cherner. Ford dealers, A7si You st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

CHAUFFEURS TO drive Security cabs, good
proposition Apply col H st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HORSES-3-year-o -olds, half and thorough
nred; saddle horses. Columbia 5l22, Geor
Evening star., 1932-04-15
BRIDGE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP-WOMEN

RUPHER6 EXCHANGE has Al cooks, maids,
houseworkers; by day. week, month; ref. in
Testigated. Decatur 1881. 1887 llth NV.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
UNAS DE
CLARACIONES DEL MI
NISTRN ALBoRNoz

Madrid, nov. 4.-los peri6-
dicos de la derecha estan comen
tando unas declaracionts he
chas en- Asturias por ell minis
tro de justicia, Don AlVaro de
Albornoz, quien asegur0 que 81
los socialistaS no preStaran su
apoyo a la repGblica, como 10 vie
men hacienda, sobrevendria en-
Espana la revoluci6n social.
Los grupos de la derecha OPT
nan que todos los elementos
Conservatives y no radicales de-
ben unirse contra ell mayor desa
rrollo de las tendencias eXtre-
mistas.
Los socialistas y otros ele-
mentos radicales vienen deman-
la union de todas las IL
quierdas para que en- Espana
nunca mas pueda establecerse
de nuevo un gobierno reacciona-
rio.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

Las mas important>S mareaS
de cigarrilIoS. las que venden el
paquCte de 20 a IS ~centavos, IS
tan siendo combatidas por unas
que no tenian importancia y IA
STAN adquiriendo, vendiendo a
disz ~centavos Ia 2ajetilla de vein
tie.
Claro esta que las poderosas
V las meioreS-Lucky Strike,
Camel, Old Gold Y Chesterfield
han sido sorprendidaS por Ell a
taque "victorioso' de las in
feriores', que han aprovechado
la crisis para vender y extern
derse.
I'm nuevo probloma ha surgi-
do para las fab~icas que dan 20
cigarrillos por Is cts. y sus di-
rectores 10 estudian para resell
verlo. Ell enemigo es todavia
pequeno; pero va es peligroso y
amenaza sacramento.
Dcs de las fabricas de cigarri
Hos inferiores, que dan 20 por
10 centavos, estan lanzando al
Msrcado cada mes, un total de
$50 milIones.
La competencia de las marcas
infcrioreS tendra que ser aten-
.dida y dom!nada por las supe-
.riores.
Con la "rosici6n' de las ms
iOres fabricas de cigarrillos
|puede compararSe la de la indus
|tria tabacalera de Tam"a, con
La diferencia de que los cigarri-
Hos anuncian y Sc defender y
los puros anuncian POGO y no Sc
han preparado adn para la de-
Ifensa.
Los puros de Tampa son de
alta calidad, superiores; pero
los impuros de otras parties Sc
anuncian, Sc venden mas bara-
tos ". nos ".jeringan''.
No ha llegado ell momento de
q. Tampa defienda su industrial
como los fabricantes de Lucky
Strike, ETC., Sc aprestan para
evitar Que las marcas inferio-
res les ouiten la popularidad en-
ell mercado?
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
OBREGON ADMITE So DE
lRROTA

Habana, nov. 4.-Jose Emilio
Oregon, candidate que fuera
a gobernador, por ell partldo
Consevvador, confes6 aver su
derrota, concediendo eI triunfo
de Antonio Ruiz, candidate del
partido liberal.
La mayoria de Ruiz, aunque
no comprobada oficialmente, pa
sa de 10000 votos.
La victoria liberal Sc admite
por todos, pero los conservado-
res han triunfado en- varias de
las mas importantes poblacio-
mes de la Isla.
Sc concede la election como
representatives, en- la provincial
de la Habana, de los Sres. Hor-
nedo, Bosch y Campos Marquet-
ii.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

En- los telares de Nueva Ingla
tie 'ra los patronos ~ejercen pre-
SIGN en- contra de la candidatura
de Roosevelt Y a favor de ia
re lecci6n de Hoover.
Toda la preston que ejerzan,
ne podra evitar que la voluntad
del pueblo triunfe.
Hoover ofreci6 prosperidad,
h&sta con medallitas, y no pudo
cUmplir suS promeSaS. FL pue-
t}o, aburrido Y desencantado,
sabe que la continuation en- ell
{; bierno del candidate republi-
c&no, eIuivale a desilusi6n, a
mayores sufrimientos y penas,
La derrota de Hoover no pue-
de ser evitada porque veinte
millOnes de ciudadanos, hom-
b es y muieres, quieren probar
"yu suerte' con I'm nuevo presi-
dente.
Y en- ell case de Roosevelt la
esperanza del pueblo es nobili-
sima Y tiene una amplia base de
suStentaci0n.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
PROTESTAS CONTRA LAS
ELECCIONES

Habana, nov. 4.-Gran nu-
nero de protestas Sc han hecho
contra las recientes elecciones y
dfcese que ell partido Liberal de
posit6 gran n1mero de "forros"
en- todas las provincias.
La verdad es que ell pueblo
Sc retrajo y en- muchos colegios
de la ciudad de la Habana solo
estaban a la puerta, la pareja
de la guardia Rural, sin electo-
res a la vista.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
INVESTIGATE UNA De
NUNCIA

Habana, nov. 4.-Se esta in
vestigando una denuncia hecha
en- contra de la policia de Regla,
por ell partido Progresista as
esa poblaci6n.
Los progresistas Sc retraje-
ron por orden de su presidente
ell DR.. Miguel Angel Campos,
De varios colegios de pueblos
de la provincial de la Habana, Sc
retiraron, por la preston de la
fuerza publica, los partidarios
de los patidos Conservador y
Progresista.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
Sc UNAS DE-
CLARACIONES DEL EN-
BAJADOR CINTAS


Habana, Nov. 4.-Se comen-
tan unas declaraciones del en-
bajador de Cuba en- Washing
ton, Sr. Cintas, asegurando que
el no ha pedido la revision del
tratado de reciprocidad.
Una parte considerable del
pueblo cubano quiere la revision
de csc tratado con ell fin de OBJ
t,ner mejores condolences para
Cuba y cr6ese que Cintas muy
pronto recibira instrucciones pa
IA solicitar la revision.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
ENHIBIRA EN- TODA LA
AMERICA LA PELICULA
"FERMIN GALAN"

Madrid, nov. 4,-Una pelicu-
Ia titulada "Fermin Galan'', he
cha en- honor del heroe republi-
.cano e%spanol, Sc va a exhibir,
por toda la America, Y particu-
larmente en- las republicans de
.origen espanol.
va la peIicula Sc ha presen-
tado en- Buenos Aires Y muy
pronto Sc eXhibira en- Cuba.
Ell papel de Galan 10 encarna
el notable actor j6ven Jose Ba-
viera, de la compania Lopez He
redia.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
CONTINUAL DISMINUYEN-
DO LA ES-
PANOLA

Habana, nov. Ala inmigra
ci6n espanola continua dismi-
nuyendo y ell ano pasado llega-
ron solo 1,210 inmigrantes de
Espana; en- 1880, ell n1mero fue
de 4,243, y en- 1929, de 7,475.
Regresaron a Espana en- 1929
9,271 espanoles; en- 1880, 16,
ISL; Y en- 1881, 31,429. =,
Los oposicionistas dicen que
cansados de ser maltratados
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
CEAU SAN MARTIN IRA A
CANARIAS

Habana, Nov. 4,-El gobier-
no pondra en- libertad el DR.. Ju
lilo Grau San Martin y 10 lleva-
ra a bordo de un buque que sal
dra hacia puertos de Espana.
Grau San Martin, un ilustre
professor cubano, estaba incomu
nicado en- la Isla de Pinos y Sc
lie acusaba de conspirar en- con-
ira del regimen.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
Una bOdd

Una bOdd
Sc efectu6 ell lunes de la pre-
sente semana en- las oficinas del
i6ven Notario senior Candida
Perez. Fueron los Contingencies
los j6venes Blanca Thomas y
Jose A. Duarte, fernando Ell ac-
IA matrimonial los senores Ce-
sar Garcia y Luciano La Mar.
Los nuevos esposos estableceran
aoui su Residential. Muchas fe-
licidades.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

rientaciones equivocadas de la
monarQuia.
Sus ultimas palabras fueron
confesando que ESpana do al
mundo la Erase ''Independencia
de los Estados' y lie do tambi6n
ell concepto del derecho interna-
cional.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

CASINO
Magnifico ell doble ?rlgra-
ma que hoy preSenta con la eX
hbiicion de la precioSa cinta
dram tica Jewel Robbery"
interpretada por Kay Francis
Y William Powell; y Riders
of the Desert" con Ell dieStro
jinete Bob Steele.
Jewel Robbery" es una pc
licula de gran lujo.
Complies el prCgrama un e.
pisodiode la Serie Shadow of
the Eagle y Noticias PathG.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

Ell dia del drmisticio
Que es ell dia II de este mes.
Ia logia Caballeros de "Pythias'
celebraran un bale en- los salo-
mes del Palacio del Circulo Gu
bano, con dos orquestas.
La invitaciones han empeZa-
do a repartirse entire ell gran
mundo.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

recommendation de la compania
que lie da trabajo eS deciSiVa.
Prefiere ayudar al hombre o la
tmplesa que lie ayuda,
Pero cuando ell pueblo esta
deSesp2rado Y quiere zanzibar
de prtSidente, con la esperanza
de libra Sc d. la inquietud y la
miSeria, nj Ford nj dos millones
de Fords pueden desviarlo.
Roosevelt Sera electo en- los
ccmicioS del dia 8 porque repre-
senta una esperanto legitima,
en- ell tenebroso horiZonte econ6-
mico.
La actitud de las corporacio-
n(s en- contra del candidate de-
~mocratico, no impedira que
F. ankiin D, vaya a la Casa Bian
ca, FL pueblo 10 quiere Y la CO.
rriente es tan intensa que no
pCdra ser contenida por desaho-
Cos de induStriales NAL. 0 bien
in encionados.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

La Ford Motor no convencera
a sus empleados para que voten
por el presidente Hoover, como
tampoco los conVencera ell fe-
p~craciones tiene un valor muy
clado en- la politica por su presi-
dente.
Otras muchas corporaciones
recomiendan la candidatura
del presidente Hoover, como
tambi6n las hay que patrocinan
la candidatura democratica.
Ssria necio discutir ell poder
de las corporaciones en- Ia poIiti-
ca, por cuantO eli hombre que
trabaia, en- las circunstancias
iactuales, 81 lie es possible compla
ce a sus iefes, para tener "ase-
gurada Ia ~pitanza'; pcro en- una
Isituaci6n como la actual, GUAM
do eI pueblo quiere zanzibar de
elders, la Influenza de las cor
poracionestisne un valor muy
pequeho.
Cuando ell obrero o empleado
Iesta indeciso AF aismo lie da
votar por Pedra r. Juan, la
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
BOdd

BOdU
Sc celebrara esta noche, a
las 8 Y 80, en- la rcsidencia de
la madre de la desposada, seno-
ia Isabel Gonzalez, 20 avenida
1907, la boda de la gentil dami-
ia Maria Gonzalez con ell caba-
lleroso j6ven Cregorio Rivas.
La ceremonial tendra caracter
fntimo. lie anticipo a los i6ve-
mes enamorados mi cordial fell
citaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

por ell gobierno, los obyeros es-
panoles regresan a su patria,
donde ahora pueden ganar jor-
males s~uperiores a los que ahora
Sc pagan en- Cuba.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
ROYAL

"Charlie Chan Chances"
con Warner GLAND, Y THE re
xas Gun Fighter" con Ken
Maynard, son las dos princi-
pales peliculas que figuran en-
ell cartel de hoy.
Ademas un episodio de la e
mocionante Serie Shadow of
The Eagle" y Noitcias de la
Paramount.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
RITZ

Cruza por la ~pantalla de es-
tie teatro, por Ultima vez, la
gran production "Whilc Par 5
Steps," con ell famoso actor
Victor McLaglen. Ademas Sc es
trena 1.-Two FiSted Law" con
Tim Mccoy; actoS de varieda
DIES Y noticiario Fox.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

pical, son. En- ell future estas
audiciones seran anunciadas en-
espanol por ell senior Sergio Al
fonso.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

CumpIea1OS
Hoy llega a la edad de los
veinte amos la agraciada seno-
rita Esperanto Reynoso. No 10
celebrara, pero 81 recibira a sus
amistades en- la Residential de
u padres. Tn venturoso dia lie
deseO.
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
HE2RIOT MUY COMPLACl-
DO POR SU VISTA

Madrid, Nov. al preSiden
te Alcala Iamora ha recibido un
despacho del primer ministro
de Francia, Monsieur Herriot,
en- el cual este sc mucstra muy
cnmnlnriln u In ri.iln nnr
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
Concerto pOr radio

. Ell domingo pr6ximo, de 2 y
Is a 2 As, Sc transmitira por
la Estaci6n de Radio &DAE,
del Times, un concerto de mi
sica latina, a cargo de la orques
ia La Tropical, de la que es di-
rector ell professor senior Luis
Fernandez. Ell prog\ama coz
ia de los siguientes Andmeros'
La gaceta., 1932-11-04
Ell GRAN JURADO ORDENO
Ell PROCESAMIENTO DE
LOS ASESINOS DE BROWN

FL gran jurado del condado
entreg6 aver su informe al juez
Parks, de la cOrte del circuito,
ordenando Ell procesamient0 De
cinco individuOs, Ray Kirby, Ed
Lee, George Barton, Arthur
Guest y Cecil Long, como pre-
suntos autores del asesinato de
Orlo Brown, de 80 amos, emplea
do que era de una estaci6h de
gasolina situada en- el nlmero
7410 de la avenida Florida.
Ell gran jurado acusa a los
cincO individuos de haber dispa-
RADIO contra su victima y en- otro
parrafO atribuye ell crimen di =
ractamente a George Barton.
sAno de los disparos hiri6 al
hon A en- la cadera derecha,
seccf Ndole una arteria y oca-
sionant Ma muerte.
Tambhs >den6 al GRAN iura-
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

Los partidarios del ST.. Jones,
respectable ancianO, juez de paz
del distrito de Gary, q~uieren de-
rrotar a Jimmy Fernandez, ell
candidate nOminado pOr el par
lido DemocraticO, apeiando a
preiuicios, asegurando que jim
my es un "gallego' que cast no
sabe hablar ingl6s o que es un
"dago" enemigo de los america
nos V de la r%epublica.
Mientras Jimmy desde la tri-
buna combate a los que lie 'muer
den, citando su apellido como
Inconvenience, en- los barriOs la
tinog algunos lie atacan, en-
IA sombra', diciendo que tie
re exces0 de "americanismO"
que no sabe hablar ell espanOl y
otras tonterias.
Pero los amer.canos senSatos,
honrados y discretos, sabtn que
Jimmy habla perfectamente el
ingI6s, trabaja z provecho de
,esta ciudad y e de nuestros
m~ejores ciuda9 II.
Y los a. 1os de orige2
latino, y los cpos, espanol&
e italianos quM onocen a II
nandez, votarWp or el como-
nado que eI@sblo eseogis Zen
La gaceta., 1932-11-04

me q duefo, ds mi alma, Us
tocara la prEl'nsa'iG,.so me mJ
TINA a las siete u,
Evening star., 1932-02-09
AMATEUR BOXING
BILL IS APPROVED
Virginia House Adopts Meas.
ure by a Vote of
65 to %.
BY a STAFF Correspondent of The Star.


RICHMOND, Va, February 9.-Three
of the Northern Virginia Representa-
tives in the House of Delegates voted
In the affirmative when the Gary box
ing bill came up and was passed yes
terday by vote Of 65 to %.
Those voting for the bill were Dele
gates Hugh Reid, Arlington County; j.
Fred Birrell. Alexandria, and r. A. Nc
Intyre, Fauquier County. The only
dissenting Northern Virginia vote was
that of Delegate Edmund H. Allen Of
Fairfax County. Delegate George w.
Herring, Prince William County, was
present, but did not vote, and Delegate
Wilbur c. Hall of Loudoun County
was not present.
None Spoke Against Measure.
AS passed by the House, the bill
legalizes amateur, collegiate and scho-
lastic boxing with bouts limited to four
rounds Of three minutes each Under
the present law boxing is felony in
Virginia, although college boxing is
widespread throughout the State. While
opposed Friday when 1t came up on
second reading, none spoke against the
measure yesterday.
Following the passage of the boxing
bill, which was the first measure on
tne calendar, the House passed three
Senate and four House bills. Among
the Senate bills passed and sent to the
Governor for his signature was the
measure permitting the Governor to cal
upon the cities and counties for police
assistance in cases of emergency and a
bill permitting wife to sue for loss oi
her services to her husband in case oi
injury in an accident.
The former bill is designed to enable
the Governor to mobolize sufficient po-
lice to control situations which, If ief,
unchecked, might necessitate calling ou,
the State militia.
Among the House bills passed was
the Rhodes bill relieving the director
of the division of motor vehicles from
personal liability in case of the failure
of banks in which funds of the de.
partment are deposited.
Committee Finishes Budget Bill.
The House Appropriations Commit
tee, having completed revision of the
Evening star., 1932-02-09
TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN
TO feature DINNER
Hoover's Address Will Be Received
at National Republican
Club Fete.

The tribute to Abraham Lincoln to
be broadcast from the White House by
President Hoover at 1920 o'clock Fri
day evening, Lincoln's birthday, will be
one Of the features of the Lincoln day
dinner Of the National Capital Repub-
lican Club. it was announced today.
The speech will be relayed to the Will
lard Hotel, where the club will cele-
brate the birthday of the Emancipator.
Speakers at the dinner will include
Senator James E. Watson of Indiana,
Secsetary of the Interior Ray Lyman
Wilbur and Mrs. Edward Everett Gam.
A program of talent from local thea
ters has also been arranged.
Edward F. Colladay, Republican Ma
tional Committeeman for the District
of Columbia, is general chairman of
the Lincoln Day Dinner Committee. He
is assited by Mrs. Virginia White Speel,
Republican National Committeewoman
Evening star., 1932-02-09
MRS. MARVIN DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Wife of Weather Bureau Chief to
Be Buried in Glenwood on
Thursday Afternoon.

Mrs Mabel Bartholow Marvin, wife
of Charles F. Marvin, chief Of the
United States Weather Bureau, died
yesterday at her home, 1901 Emerson
street, after a long illness.
Funeral services will be held at 2
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at st. An
drew's Episcopal Church, followed by
burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
Born in Prince Georges County Md,
Mrs. Marvin had lived in Washington
about 40 years She came here from
ST. Louis, Mo, to which city her par
ents moved when she was child. Her
husband has been connected with the
Weather Bureau almost half cen
tury and has been chief since 1913.
Mrs. Marvin was an active member
of the Political Study Club, the Y w.
C. A., Red Cross and similar organiza-
tions. She assisted Anita Newcomb Nc
Gee during the Spanish American War
in organizing the Army Nurse Corps.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by two sisters, Sallie and Frances Bar
tholow of Washington, and brother,
Gerard Bartholow, Chicago