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Evening star., 1932-07-11
CHOLERA SWEEPS CHINA
UNDER INTENSE HEAT
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
SHANGHAI, July 11.-An epidemic of
cholera, which has been severe from
Canton to Peiping, is increasing sharply
and large numbers are dying every day.
An intense heat wave is sweeping all
China. apparently speeding the march
of the disease. In the large cities hun
dreds of new cases are reported each
day, and many hundreds of thousands
have received injections of anti-cholera
serum. Among the rural districts West
ern Honan Province seems to be the
hardest hit. Virtually no medical aid
is available there, and the disease is re-
ported to be 100 per cent fatal
The western division of the Lunghai
Railway has ceased to function as
result Of the epidemic. and the. people
generally are panic-stricken.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, July 11.-A run
ming gun battle between city and State
police and a band Of robbers early to-
DAY resulted in the arrest shortly after
daybreak Ct two young men in Wash
ington City Cab Corporation machine
and questioning by police. Authorities
said they believed four others had
escaped into mountainous section west
of here. Special deputies had gone to
the vicinity CT Cross Junction to comb
the region for the men.
Those captured here were in taxicab
bearing license number H-1622. They
we've young white men, but refused to
give their names. They were taken into
custody by State Officer Raymond Bay
nss as they stopped in front of City
Evening star., 1932-07-11
SAYS HE WILL SPANK WIFE ORALLY
IF ALIENATION SUIT CONTINUES
Broker Admits He Told Claire Windsor He Was Single.
But Wants Spouse to Kiss and Make Up

kidnapping. was inspired solely by de-
sire for reconciliation. The KIDNAPPING
charge was dismissed
Il know they are calling me Locnin-
var" said the 26-year-old former COL
lege athlete, who also disclosed in the
interview Miss Windsor was "a. " :.
You can take it from me. there will be
no divorce and no trial of this aliena-
ton suit"
But the wife, Mrs. Marian Y. Read,
society matron and the mother of two
children. replied she would not con-
slider dropping the suit in which she
asks 100000 damages She also said
her divorce suit against Read would be
pressed.
1t was learned Read has signed a
contract to appear in motion pictures
in lead roles of the athletic type with
Claire Trevor.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July lin a
press interview, Alfred C. Read, jr,
Oakland broker, declared he will give
his wife verbal spanking" if she does
not withdraw her alienation of affec-
tions suit against Claire Windsor,
actress.
Read supported the blonde actress
claim he "mislead" her first into be-
lieving he was single, and later that he
and his wife were living apart. He ad-
mitted he was at fault, but said he
thought Mrs. Read should kiss and
make up"
Read again insisted his recent action
in carrying his wife off into the noun
tains. for which she charged him with
Evening star., 1932-07-11
SENATE ADOPTS PART
OF ARMY BILL REPORT

BY the Associated Press.
partial conference report on the
$500 600, 900 Army appropriation bill
was adopted today by the Senate.
The Army bill, only one of the an
nual supply bills not yet passed, has
been deadlocked in conference because
of a dispute between the House and
Senate over the retirement OF 2,ooO
officers.
Chairman Reed of the Senate Com
mittee which handled the bill, pre-
dicted that the House would yield on
this question. The Senate insists that
the 1000 officers be retained.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
GERMANY TORN BY RIOTS.
Nine Killed, Scores Seriously Injured
in Clashes

BERLIN, July II (P)-Reports from
the provinces today showed yesterday
was one Of the bloodiest days since
political clashes became commonplace
few months ago. Nine persons were
killed and scores seriously injured.
In one case it was even necessary to
call out the reichsehr to assist the
police. This unusual measure was
taken at Ohlau in Silesia where Adolf
Hltler's National Socialist followers bat
tied Republican ReichSbanner members.
Four dead and 81 more or less seriously
wounded were left on the field of battle.
Similar serious clashes, in which
Communists, Reichsbanner members and
Nazis participated, took place at Bres-
lau, Hindenburg. Aachen, Bremen,
Plauen, Witten and Kiel
Reds Hurl Acid at Nazis.
At Dusseldorf. Communists hurled
bottles Of acid at Nazis, injuring four
of them.
In view of the serious riots. Socialist
party leaders requested Baron Wilhelm
Won Gayl. minister of interior, to con-
fer with them tomorrow.
The new reparations agreement form
ulated at Lausanne last week, under
which Germany agreed to pay 3,000,-
0OO,OOO marks to settle reparations
claims against her will not be worth 3
marks within six mcnths," according to
Adolf Hitler. Germany'S National So
cialist chieftain.
Hitler made the prediction last night
in an address to monster meeting OF
uniformed NaAs from Bavaria and
Austria at Berchtesg A sharp line
had been drawn, he said, between the
government of Chancellor Franz Won
Papen and the Nazis.
A large crowd greeted the chancellor
and his aides when they returned from
Lausanne yesterday, however,
Cabinet Approves Pact.
The cabinet approved unanimously
today the work of the German delega-
ton at the Lausanne conference.
THE next task" Chancellor Won
Papen told newspaper men, lis meas
ures at home which the government will
undertake Immediately to transmit the
moral result Of the Lausanne Confer
ence to the elements of Germanys
The chancellor said he doubted
whether a 5000 900, ,000-mark bond
issue could be foated in - wears, but
If it is, it VIII mean that GERMANY has
recovered financial and economic eoui-
Ibrium.
He said he thought it was a great gaif
that Great Britain had accepted tht
German standpoint regarding the wal
guilt" issue. The fact that Germany
must still pay 3,oO0OOO,O0O marks he
blamed on the policies of preceding
cabinets.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
JAPAN SEES HARMONY
IN RUSSIAN RELATIONS
New Foreign Minister at Toxic
Foresees No Serious Friction
With Soviet.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC. July 11.-ViScount Yasyua
Uchida, new foreign minister. said to-
day he foresaw no serious friction be-
tween Japan and Soviet Russia.
He said his relations with Soviet Off
cials curing his service as head Of the
South Manchur.an Railway were pleas
ant, especially his dealings with the
Chinese Eastern Railway in Manchuria,
and he hoped Russia would soon recog-
nize the government of Henry Pu-Yi at
Changchung.
He said he had not studied the nom
aggression pact which Maxim LitvincV,
Soviet foreign connmissar. proposed to
former Foreign Minister Kenklchl Yo-
ShizaWa last january.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
TWO IN y. G.. TAXI CAPTURED
IN BATTLE WITH ROBBER BAND
Winchester Police Find Ridded Auto Overturned After
Escape of Four Following Warehouse Invasion.

Hall. where crowd had gathered to see
a bullet-riddled car. Both men denied
any connection with the gun battle, but
were held as suspicious characters.
The running fight occurred when po-
lice intercepted group of young white
men in the act of robbing the ware
house of the CARRIER Manufacturing Co.
about 3 am Ordered to surrender.
they leaped into high-powered auto
mobile and dashed up and down half a
dozen streets. More than a hundred
shots were exchanged between police
and the fleeing men. The latter were
said to be equipped with submachine
guns. The chase continued into the
northwestern section of Frederick
County. where trace of the men was
lost. At dawn. however. police found
the bullet-riddled car overturned and
abandoned near Cross Junction. License
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Evening star., 1932-07-11
ALL HOPE ABANDONED
FOR SUBMARINE CREW
Salvage Ship Prepares to Leave
Scene of Less of 60 Men
Off Cherbourg, France.

By the Associated Press.
CHERBOURG, France, July 11.-All
hope of rescuing alive any of the more
than so men who went down with the
French submarine Promethee last week
was abandoned today
The French tri-color was flown at
half mast over the naval base head
quarters and the Italian salvage steamer
Artiglio II prepared to return to Brest,
giving up its attempts to reach the men
A diver was sent down yesterday in
the treacherouS currents and for three
hours he tried. without success, to de-
tect signs of life within the sunken
vessel.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
GALLERY GETS BEQUEST
Lizzie P. Bliss Leaves Art Works

Lizzie P. Bliss Leaves Art Works
Worth S2s, 500 to Corcoran.
NEW YORK, July IL R.-Lizzie P.
Bliss, daughter of the late Cornelius
NJ Bliss. LETT an estate valued at So
197.261 net, a transfer tax appraisal
fled today showed. She died March
IL, 1881.
The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Wash
ington. received paintings valued at
s28500, and the Portland Art Associa-
ton of Portland, Greg, $4,000 worth
of paintings.
Davies so as by Fire" Valued at
$4,000, went to the San Francisco Art
Association. The ST. Paul, Mimi, Art
Institute received paintings valued at
$3.50 and the Cleveland Museum of
Art, $500 in paintings.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
COOLER WEATHER SEEN
IN NEXT FEW HOURS
Lower Temperatures Tonight and
Tomorrow May Be Accompanied
by Showers.

The prospect of cooler weather by
nightfall was held out to sweltering
WashingtonianS todav by the United
States Weather Bureau.
During the late morning today the
mercury hovered between 85 and 80
degrees, but, according to the official
forecaster. probably would not go much
higher due to the effect of mass of
cooi air moving down on the Middle At
lantic seaboard from the North Central
States, and scheduled to arrive about
the middle of the afternoon.
With the cooler atmosphere may
come thundershowers, but these will be
of brief duration, it was predicted, and
tonight, tomorrow and tomorrow night
will be fair with moderate temperature.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
high of 80 degrees at $50 pm. COM
ing within two degrees of the seasons
record of 95 degrees, established July l..
Evening star., 1932-07-11
Italy Launches Cruiser.

SPEzIA. Ita'y, July II (P).-The new
Italian cruiser D.sz, sixth Of a class
Ct speedy small ships, was launched
here yesterday The Duchess of
Victory. widow of Marshall Diaz, chris
tened her.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
Thaw's Son Buys Race Plane.

NEW YORK, July II (R.-Russell
Thaw. 2l-year-old son of Harry K.
and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, is having
racing plane built for him which he
will enter in the two principal races OF
the National Air Show at Cleveland.
It is expected the plane will be capable
of 800 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
Hersches Return to U. S.

NEW YORK, July II (P-Returning
after IL years residence in Paris to
make their future home in Cleveland,
Lee Hersch. portrait painter. and his
wife, Virginia Hersch. novelist, arrived
yesterday aboard the Bremen.
Evening star., 1932-07-11

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Evening star., 1932-07-11

The Stars Carrier system covers every
city block and the regular edition is
delivered to city and suburban homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1932-07-11

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Evening star., 1932-07-11

U s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Fair and cooler tonight and tomorrow;
moderate northwest and north winds.
Temperatures-High 90, at $50
pm. yesterday; lowest, 73, at am. to-
day.
Full report on page 4.
Nogales international., 1932-11-16
Pail Of Gloom Hangs Over u. S. Building

The pail of gloom that hung like London fog
the Statehouse on the morning of September 14th
matched by the gloom in offices and corridors of Fed
'eral building last Wednesday morning.
The only bit of consolation the part of many Repub-
can jobhoders the fact that they will be safe least
until March 4h and in many instances some time there
after due to the terms of officials being cotermnous
with the term of the President
There will be active drive on the part of many
Democrats from the Federal piecouner for dozen
to fill close to 800 jobs in this State the disposal
of the National Government.
It is regarded likely that all Federal patronage in
Arizona will be dispensed about equally by Senator's Ash
urst and Hayden and Congressman Douglas National COM
mtteemen usually pass out the political plums only when
the National administration is of different political com
pexon than States Congressional delegation has been
the situation in Arizona since March 4th 1929 when
aor Hayden succeeded former United States Ralph
Cameron
Although many deserving Democrats are already
pulling strings for the choicest appointments only has
been known to have declared himself publicly for
of the best jobs Friends of Russ Tatum president of the
Arizona Roosevelt orPresdent Club have reported that
Mr. Taum would like to be postmaster in Phoenix Such
appointment according report would have await the
expiration of the term of Colonel James McCntock which,
according to memory has than two years yet to
1t is expected that of the first positions be filled
by Democrat will be the post of deputy Prohibition Ad
minstraor for the District of Arizona in which John H
Uda Republican, has established of the best records
in the United States. change in the administration how
will not affect the of the prohibition agents.
investigators they called because they
under civil service. (Arizona Fax
Nogales international., 1932-11-16
"ITold You So
AZ ~ .ti..s.'.,

Now that the election is lot Of people who would
like to be regarded prophets going around saying
i told you So There is something in human nature which
makes lot to be regarded as smarter
nelghbos And there cheaper easier way crafty
that of personal vanity than after event has
Cured to lay claim to having predicted it. Nobody going
to bother much to remember whether the sefapponted
prophet really did make the right prediction not but
he struts enough and boasts enough he make simple
minded folk think that he really quite smart fellow
Of course good many people did actually predict the
result Of the election It good easier picking
the winner in horse because there only two
possible chances and prophet could be than so
percent wrong whereas in horse there usually
anywhere from half dozen to dozen possible winners.
Anyway, election is and the country can settle
down business again If half of the campaign promises
kept which higher percentage than are usually kept
look forward lower taxes reduced costs gov
eminent and better times generally
Nogales international., 1932-11-16
PRESS OPINIONS, CARTOONS
AND OTHER FEATURES
Prohibition Gets The Air

By vote equally decisive that given to Cover
nor Roosevelt the people of Arizona wiped their statute
books clean of that monstrosty called Prohibition The
late election presented the first opportunity since the hys
of the great that the voters have had to
deliver direct blow at this fanatcal imposter The sup
porters of this deusion made every effort within their pow
er to keep this off the ballot They fought all the
way to the supreme prevent the people from hav
ing vote this prohibition.
The drys knew perfectly well what coming II the
voters could get these prohibition laws in the ring with
them They got them that time and the guess OF the dys
was not wrong The knockout in the first round.
These drys are always for vote of the dear peepur
when they try to put their vagares the statute books
but when the question about taking them off then the
drys always to the courts to try and prevent vote
from being had.
The people of Arizona are be congratulated for the
and hotbed lawessness from among laws Now the
question the promotion of temperance the suppression
of bootleggers hackes and the criminal element gen
erallv can be undertaken with hope of success
Under both the national and state prohibition laws
every man. woman and child is potential criminal spied
upon by under agents. tempted by stool pigeons
prosecuted by the enforcement officers and preyed up
on by the bootleggers and hackers 1t will indeed be
happy day for American people when this entire swarm
of harrassers driven out from under the cloak OF the
governmentand the dawn of that day is not far distant
miami Siver-Belt)
Nogales international., 1932-11-16
Prosperity Always Returns

During the past few weeks there has been spirit
Of optimism along the economic front 1t is not optimism
Of the prosperity just the corner variety It is
Instead well grounded in fact
The seasOnable influences have been favorable. Com
modify prices have shown steady upward tendency Stocks
Of goods Of all kinds rapidly becoming depleted neces
stating buying The outward flow of gold has been
checked And finally conditions abroad have
definitely improved.
Best of ALL is the feeling of confidence that is growing
in the public mind There be recovery without that
when along with it, the economic indicators point the
right way we can look forward with feeling of hopeful
a4..~J-
Nogales international., 1932-11-16

w. A. Scatena will return next
week from business trip down the
west coast of Mexico.
A. A. Garcia of the Western Auto
Supply Company spent Sunday at
Santa Ana.
Nogales international., 1932-11-16
Not Seeking A Job

er NOT seeking soft JOB, result of the Democratic
avalanche.
That gentleman is Sidney P Osborn Democratic State
Chairman.
Osborn in the following editorial in his paper, Dun
bars Weekly, last Friday, says he is not seeking job
pardon PERSONAL REFERENCE
Ever since the reorganization Of the two state party
committees right after the primary election there has
been much speculation to what appointment the pub
Dunbars Weekly to receive for managing the
Democratic campaign This speculation has been especially
eyious and critical around Republican headquarters
"Now all the anxiety of all the busybod who could
conceive anyone putting forth much effort with
of substantial reward be relieved They
can be told one office the publisher of Dun
bars to occupy under the state after
January L. And that word is: - =.
NONE!
The pubIisheredor of this paper has never yet been
applicant for any appotve political position has
accepted any such position and sincerely hopes that he will
never find it necessary to do
whenever he has felt the urge the people he
has squarey out candidate for election Some
times he has been accepted by majority of the voters
sometimes not He has never, however asked anyone
cept the voters for political job.
"Since the campaign over, and won, his declaration
That he has not been pledged appointment by Dr.
Moeur will not apply for any appointment and would not
accept it if it offered be advanced without
danger OF its being jeered campaign propaganda
There is type of mentality which cannot compre-
bend that anyone would chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee and for more than two
months devote practically all his time to directing
ergetc battle for votes merely in the interests of what he
believes to be better government Possessors of minds fall
ing that category OF have hooted any
geson that the publisher of Dunbars since he became
state chairman has not been promised snecure Of some
kind at the capitol He has been reported to be slated for
every post Of which the governor has the filling from
rotary to the to superintendent of the insane
u Indeed times he has felt though he deserved
appointment to the asylum but inmate, not
intendent)
"All such rumors were nothing but rumofs, utterly
without foundation and often circulated out of
They untrue false presentations deserving of Teddy
Roosevelt's shorter and uglier word.
with the campaign out of the way the publisher of
Dunbars returning his proper business of edit
ing and publishing Dunbar's Weekly making it keener,
r1ore ncsve veer paper than has been in the past
He going be found at the state house year,
except as visitor and newspaperan Nor is he going to
fall into any federal berth
land that's that go
Nogales international., 1932-11-16
DO YOU KNOW?

r +a duon announcement forth four
eve operating further reduction in rates
Cost No franchise and fees
the City of Noges covering m
expired on October 1867
129 all revenue paid to the COM
the consumers
1882 the franchise the
establishing annual taxes
S84O!
establishing fee or tax on
$120 annually IN ADDITION to tax or Zee OF
time and do not contest
protect ourselves and the
additional necessarily reflected IN our
FOR THE - MONTHS OUT OF EVERY DOL
LAR RECEIVED FROM ELECTRIC COKfsENI, GAo
AND ICE SALES SPENT FOR CITY COUNTY AND
KINDS This figure should not be more nan
Tho ci has brought suit in the local police payment of
taxes or fees established the The City has also OBJ
tanned Federal Court to enforce collection De
heavy expense to the Company anu ~
to higher rates for service to the consumers
Our
equitable method eliminating franchise ordinance
the Company the City
should have been accepted 1t is still
Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation
Nogales international., 1932-11-16

"Doom of Republican party seen by Dr. Nicholas Muir
raw Butler reads headline in Tucson paper We recall
the same thing was said Democratic party four years
ago.
Nogales international., 1932-11-16

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Nogales international., 1932-11-16

second matter February g. 1923 at the
office Nogales Arizona Act Of March 1879
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-05-05
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CA S T O R IA
ENsas q I'D
CANCER RESEARCH
BRINGING RESULTS

Among the items of good news for
real progress toward the control of
cancer, published by the Woman's
Home Companion.
ut has now been proved" says the
report, that as high as 80 per cent
of those attacked by this disease can
be saved If diagnosis is made and
treatment started soon enough. The
problem has been to persuade people
to go to the doctor or to the clinic
and get the truth. Cancer is peculi-
arly a disease about which victims
do not seem to want the truth"
While researchers are striving to
get at the basic cause of cancer. 9th.
err devoted workers have been carry
ing on wide campaign to educate
the public that sores which do not
heal, and Jumps. unusual discharges
or persistent indigestion ought to be
taken as warning signals.
In one city special drive brought
to the clinic great many persons,
all of whom confessed that they had
been worrying about cancer. Seven
ty-fve per cent Of them did not have
cancer at all and they went away
convinced and relieved. OF those
who did show symptoms, fully one
half were curable-because they had
found it out early. ....
"Results like this" says the report,
"show the enormous value of pub
licity when directed to a construc-
tive end"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-05-05
Made specially for
B A B les a n d
CHILD R E N

Physicians tell us that one condf.
ton is nearly always present when
child has a digestive upset, starting
cold or other little ailment. Consti.
patton. The first step towards relief
is to rid the body Of impure wastes
And for this nothing is better than
genuine Castoria Castona is pure
vegetable preparation made specially
fer babies and children. This means
1t is mild and gentle; that it contains
no harsh drugs, no narcotics. Yet 1t
always gets results! You never have
to coax children to take Castoria
Real Castoria always bears the name:
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-05-05
For Police Dogs, Maybe

Virglnia's dad was pointing out to
her different things in an old picture
Of Camp Knox. At one side was
group of small tents which he told
her we're pup tents" She seemed
very much interested and said:
"Why dad, were they for the police
dogs in the rmy?"-Indianapolis
News.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-05-05
Historic Table

A table that was used by Andrew
Jackson at his headquarters near
New Orleans in 1915 at the time Of
the battle Of New Orleans, is now in
use in-the home Of J. M. Williams at
Altus, Okla. The table was bought
by Williams great-grandfather who
was with Jackson's army. 1t Is u
round mahogany table with mar
BILE top.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-05-05
As We Should Desire

Let us remember those that want
necessaries as we ourselves should
Ii been our sad lot to subsist on
other mems charity. -Atterbury.