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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
SENATE MUST DO HEROIC WORK TO CLOSE TONIGHT
Relief Bill Will Probably Go to Hoover To-day But There Is Whole Lot of Other Stuff
Rv LYLE c. WILSON,

t United Press Stan Correspondent
 Washington, July 16-(UP)- The senate expected to do a weeks work in a few hours to-day on unemployment relief, prohibition, aid for home-owners, treaties, and a pot-pourri of other issues so it could adjourn by midnight.
 The house passed the $2,122,- 0OO,000 relief program in final form yesterday. The senate was ready to act to-day and send the bill to President Hoover for sig nature.
 Democratic senate vets unex- pectedly offered plan to force a vote on repeal of the 18th amend ment. Senator Bulkeley, demo- crat, Ohio, gave notice of a mo- ton to suspend rules in order to obtain test vote. The question is whether the senate judiciary
 lContinued on Page p
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
Is
 Having Survey Of Old People
Dr Royal Meeker of Yale Is the Super yisOr-To Find Number of Men and
 Women Over 65, Who Are De-
 pendents
ALL LEADING UP TO THE
 OLD AGE INSURANCE PLAN

Under the personal supervision of Dr Royal Meeker of She Yale university faculty survey being made in Wa terby at present to determine the number of dependent
 men and women 65 years of age who would be eligible financial assistance under proposed state old age
 sion act It expected that the task of gathering data and statistics will be completed during the coming week and the results of the inquiry prepared in detail and incorporated with the state legislative committees report for presenta tion at the next session of the general assembly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
ROOSEVELT IS NEARING CLOSE
 OF HIS VOYAGE
Will Spend AS Hours After He Lands in Conference Then He Will Be Ready to Campaign
By PAUL H. KING

United Press Stan COrrcSpOnOent)
 Enroute with Franklin D. Roose- welt, Marblehead, Mass.-uly 16.- (UP)-Franklin Roosevelt today was near an end of his cruise up the New England coast in the 40 foot yawl, Myth l..
 placid waters of Marblehead har- bor last night after a 55-mile voy- age from Marion, Mass, under va riable weather conditions. and was in fine fettle as he pointed the yawls prov northward.
 "We plan to go as far as possi- ble today" the New York gover- nor declared. a definite destination was not named.
 When Roosevelt steered the Myth into the open sea on the sixth
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
DOWN DROP THE
 JUICY SALARIES
 OF MOVIE STARS
In Fact Every Worker in the Industry Will Find the Pay Envelopes Very Much Thinner
By RoNALI, xER

(United Press Stan C;orrcspo pondent) J
 Hollywood. July 16.-(UP)--All major motion picture studios oi Hollywood have posted pay reduc. Aon schedules which affect prac. tically every worker in the indus. try and chop hundreds of. thou sands of dollars annually, from the salaries Of film stars. .sr5 t
 The last to cut wages was Metro of the most famous screen figures. Goldwyn- Mayer, home lot of many A brief memorandum. sent from New York by. Nicholas Schenck, M-G-M and Loew, Inc, ordered re- ductions ranging from 5. to 35 per cent effective Monday. .$,.tsS s
 Lewis B. Mayer, vice-president
 -(Continued on Page 9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
FUCITIVE'S ESTATE DOUBLED

Bessemer Mich, July 16-lUPJ-When Pasqual Paone of Wakefield, Mich, fled the law believing he had killed man, eleven years ago, he left behind Now officers are seeking Paoine to tell him the man he shot recovered His property has almost doubled in value.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
Late Bulletins
BOSTON JUNE BRIDES. .SLUMPED

.. Boston, July 16-(UP3-The city registry at city hall shows decrease of 95 June brides this year, there being 784 marriages this June against 879 during the same month in 1881. # 1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
CHURCH l24 YEARS OLD

Richleld Springs, N. Y. July 16-(UP)-One hul- dred and thrtyfou years old, the Reformed Protest ant Dutch church of Columbia still stands as symbol of the sturdiness of this nations fotefathers The ing of tho Revolutionarx war
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
OLD GOLD RING RECOVERED

. Oneida, Kan, July 16-lUP)-Mrs Emery ConWeH lost ring in the tornado of May IT, 1886 In clearing
 away the debris caused by another sorm her husband found the gold band buried in the barnyard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
SHOP SELLS WORMS

Pontiac Mch July l6-(UP)-Lake fishermen here may obtain bait from "Ye Olde Worm Shoppe," stand located near one of Oakland counys most popu lar fishing resorts Clerks at the Shoppe" sell worms at six dozen for 25 cents
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
CASTS FIRST VOTE AT 02

Pittsburg Kan, July 16-(UP)-Athough Mrs T. F. Archer is 92 she never has east an election vote Now that her nephew is running for local political oice she has registered for the primary election She recently celebrated her Fist wedding anniversary
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
OLD INDIAN SCOUT DEAD

Beverly, Kan, July 16-(UP)-J. J. Peate, pioneer Indian scout who led federal forces from Fort Wallace to the rescue of the Arickaree massacre is dead He was one of the original settlers of this community.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16
PORTRAIT MADE OF FLOWERS

Boston, July 16-(UP)-An excellent floral DOT. trait of George Washington composed entirely of small plants recently has been attracting much attention In the Boston public gardens. < ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-16

Last Minute News Flashes
Evening star., 1932-02-03
CRUSHED TO DEATH
BY CAR AND AUTO
Switchnan Adjusting Over
head Trolley When Caught
IN Crash.

John Z Saunders. So -yea- -oBd switch
Cla- o. the Washington Railway l.
Electric Co. 6le6 II GeorgetoEn Uni
ye-s,cy Hospital laSt night from INJURIES
received when ar automobile struck and
pinned him between il and 8 street ca-
Of Wisconsin avenue nea- p street
Saunders was adyQSJIng the street
cR-s overhead trolley a. the plow pit
Enso struck. shortly after 6 O'Clock lsSI
evening Ee died TWO hours later
The automobile was operated by Sin
.-s-- 3 Fowler. $40 Seventeenth street.
who vas d-1v-ag north OF Wisconsin
6venue Fowle- was treated 81 George
-cv1 University Hospital for cut OF
the tongue and taken 70 No. : police sta
non 70 D helc penC.Qe The outcome o.
q c9rocGS inquest a. the District
Do-Eue tonI--Ov morning.
Saunders legs were broken and he
received severe = --leS about The BODY.
He R-aS rushed u the A0Sp..a. = ta1O-
CAB operated by Gus Day Of the 1900
block Of Seventeenth street.
He was eTt-7cstec from between R1e
automobile and the SJ-eet csr with cL-
hculty. F1nsLy the automobile wss
pushed back by number o. parsons IT
8 large crowd which had gathered.
Saunders has been employed oS the
Washington Railway & ElecT-1c %, toT
several years
Evening star., 1932-02-03
WILBUR AND WATSON
LINCOLN DAY SPEAKERS
Senator Hatfield to Act as Toast
master at Gathering Here
February IL.

Secretary Of Interior Ray Lyman VIII
bur and Senator James Z Watson Of
Indiana are TO De among the speakers
who will address the Lincoln day dinner
February y in the willard Hotel. which
IS being sponsored by the National
Capital Republican Club.
This was announced last night al 8
meeting Of the committee On arrange
ments. Il also was said that Senator
Henry D Hatfield Of West Virginia had
accepted an invitation TO act as toast
master. The speeches Will be broadca ST
over q Nationwide radio hook-up.
Attending last nights meeting were
Edward 2. Colladay. Luther LInkins
Edgar Morris, Frank S. Hight. Repre-
sentative Arthur NJ Free, Thomas P
Llttlepage. Mrs. Virginia White Speel
Marshal Edgar C Snyder, Charles P
Crane. Douglas Whitlock. Miss Gertrude
Louis, Mrs. Frederick Ballard, Harry V.
Hayden. il: James A. Tawney. Ray
mond NJ Florance Joshua Evans, jr
and Mrs. Henry D. FTy.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
POLICE HUNT TRIO
IN STORE HOLD-UP
Bandits Lock Up Manager
and Loot Cash Register.
Tax Driver Robbed.

Washington polce dT.Ts .sga-2S
oaac.c-y cs-te-aa Today soo-i efforts
- capture c--e+ yo-1E men who -8s;
nigh; stole $50 from The cash register
c. -ae Hanover Shoe Store 1922 -Four
cae--1 Stree. atre- locking he mar
age. Cla- Ear Osoor2- 1912 EenIock
street. = Z -eE- room
Osborn vES confronted with & drawn
DlsJo, II ne hands q one O. 1hs mo.
VINO ordered him MO Tns -sa- q ne
store Atts- taking z watch snC So
ron the MANAGE. they mace hin &
9-lso1e- = The -oo-r a1c looted The
cash drsVe- before Ies v-1g Lhe place
Thirty minutes later Osborn vas abe
70 6Cr-aCt The attention o. & D1to-lSI
who released hin. He furnished police
with 3 DESCRIPTION Of The men.
Three colo7ec bandits. one d them
E woman -oDoaC Llsve-lyr Z P-1ct
933 Z street E tAxlcsD driver. Of 1ls
CAB Erc Sc II cash lasi night after ne
haC driven them from Twelfth a1C +
streets .no-theaS- - Seat Pleasant Nc
4 slot FRED p rs teet from the pistol
o. o-s o tt1s osCC1-s slCeC P-lCe Il rs
decision 70 I'm oTe- h4s CAB when Il
vRS demanded. -le machine later was
found abandoned II Cs-nocy Tosc
g Qus-tec 0: nile from where Lae
robbery WaS staged
Al attempt 70 hold Up E notorlSt Or
Little Pals -oaC nea- The Nsuo1E-
Training Scao0. to- Girls was trust- ated
early last nigh; when Rooe-7 r Thonp-
son 603- Ridge Drive. B0ooknoct Nc
stepped Or the gAS instead Of scced-ng
II ar attempt 70 stop him. Ee tod
police Two men. one displaying q plsto.
stepped rom the woods INTO the path
Of his machine oUt did not fire when
he spaede6 sway
Mrs Marjorie Grsyson. Clifton Ter
race apartments. one Of the participants
II Lhe recent marathon dance, reported
The theft d $40 II cash anG a watch
Lula Newman Of the same address tod
police 500 vas taken from z trunk that
hsG been left II the hallway Of the
building
Burglars early TODAY forced the rear
door o. the radio store Of William Pelz.
423 Eleventh street, and escaped with
$50 from The cash register. according
10 The -epo-t made 10 polcs Laura Il
Smart 2--5 Fifteenth street. reported
that her apartment had been entered
and s quantity Of clothing stolen during
her absence
Evening star., 1932-02-03
Policeman Ferrets Out Ferret
USES EMPTY CRATE TO CAPTURE JAKE.

- NTFFNG al policeman COS,
= ~. =. =. @ oz.sr ,sas W. w. #ss.s. rssss@
sixth precinct VlRS standing on
The corner OF Georgia avenue and
Rltberhouse street about O'Clock this
morning. when ne heard the shifting
J looked Gown" he sRlc. '-Enc there
flrT s couple o. inches from nv feet.
was ar animal that looked Ike q cross
between 8 squirrel and & weasel. !
stepped back. ouf the thingons Ig fol-
lowed ne. smiling louder and louder
e. the time"
Il there's one thing Vessels objects
TO more than any other. ne admitted
It's being shifted at Aud ne as much
as told the ferret SO oy pokIag his
nlghIstck al r..
Snaps at Club.
But the animal must have mistaken
The club for 8 slab q oolog1y. for he
snapped al Il hungT1ly. That vas TOO
much for vessels, who retired 10 q
safe distance and began planning a
strategic method q attack
But the ferret, still shifting followed
him As the animal approached, Wes-
sells noticed an empty mix bottle crate
nearby. He picked i up and advanced
70 meet ths ferret
There VAs no ClStaEng Jhe box to-
q piece o. bologLy. however. 50 Lae
animal Garted beneath the mail box
with hls baton Vessels helo the crate
II readiness And when Lhe ferret
mace 3 cash to- liberty Vessels simply
lei the crste tsL-sod JAKE rlch 70
rs chag-L found himself L1de- AL
resi-
Vessels TOOK his captive 70 the police
station 51t the animal oost-oEJely ~
fused 70 reveal hls identity
It's s skunk, re2tl-ed one police
nan
Oh. No r iSrr," another denU--ec
"Skunks ooor snt--thsyre shifted s.
Think rs veRse-" ="
STAYS in Box
"weasel vow Aunt SUSIE inter
posed Sill anoLhs- oAcsr. It's te--
ret. They Use en- 70 catch -sLS"
TINS question disposed o., Vessels
began wondering What 70 90 with the
ANNA. Al ordinary eel WoCloc I
nod the tsr-ec, and Inc station lacks
me +sc-.lles o. roo
YET I v,as Necessary 70 hold The te--
ret to- investigation The only thing
70 DO vas - keep ths animal II the
ooX
Meanwhile hovsve-. inquiry around
t.e -e4gAoo-hooc disclosed that Lewis
Cohen 2-1p-leJo- .. grocery = the
6 % block Q: Georgia avenue. recently
purchased e couple o. ts--ecS. Wes-
s. Is called % see hin
'Yes that's JAKE the grocer SAID
after g.vIae the animal E qulck once
Evening star., 1932-02-03
PiCKEkS WILL DIRECT
BICEhTENNIAL SPORTS
Athletic Head at George Washing
ton q. Who Arranged Alabama
Game, Gets Appointment.

Champ P1ckens. who arranged the
posi- season foot ba-. game between the
squads Of three Washington colleges
and the 1890 University = Alabama
eleven. has been designated sports
director Of the Distinct BlcenieLlla!
Commission. Il IVES announced tooay.
Plckens who Is sports director o.
George Washington University. Is q
former Alabama PLAYER He assembled
the Rose Bowl championship eleven OF
1890 last Fail and and arranged s game
between them and the George town,
George Washington and Catholic Uni
vreSIty teams. Il Is understood he plans
TO enlist the aid Of sports editors o.
local papers IN planning the athletc
events for the Blcenternia- peT1oo.
Dr.. CloyG Heck Marvin, p7eaoent Of
George WASHINGTON University. Is char
man Of the local Biceaternlal Cou1nls-
sion
Evening star., 1932-02-03
CLINIC CLUB BANQUETS

Special diets have resulted in i'm
proved health Of nidshipnen 81 the
Naval Academy from q dental stand
point. Comd-. Z. H. Tenant declared
last night at e banquet Of the Capital
Clinic Club IN the Arlington Hotel.
Other speakers included Dr.. 7. P,
Hyatt, head o. tEc Dental DITlslOn-
Metropolitan Life INSURANCE Co: Lieut.
CcmdT. Henry r. Dulaney, D-. c 7
MeSner. Dr. Sherman L Davis, ol-
rector Of the Washington NuTrIuonal
Research Foundation: Dr.. Leo ". Sol
bach. and Dr.. Frank Tyler Of Richmond
Dr.. J. <. Jennings presided The pro-
gram was arranged by 8 stucy group
heaoed y Dr.. Samuel BoedoooG.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
PROGRESS
FOR FOLK-MASQUE
Experienced Pageant DFeC'
tors Fast Whipping Wake
field" Into Shape.

Preparations +oE the presentation
February p O. the Percy MacKaye
folk -nasooe. 'wske6eld 10 De staged
II Constitution EaL under the Joint
auspices Of the District Of Columbia
and United States Bicentennial Com
missions. a-e gong ahead under the
gDdances Of q group Of eXps7elceo
pageant ano play directors.
Mrs Name Moore Forrest o. this city
and Percy Jewer- Bu-TeL Of Boston. II
charge o. the pageant department O.
the United States Commission. are CO.
directors o. The Macksye EaSQue
Among productions which SL--s-. mas
supervised are The Pagan. O. sara
tosa. The Pages-r o. Colorado" ana
tae pageant Tine he last O. which
was given 81 the convention Of the
NsUo-a- Educational Association L Al
laDuc City q year ago
MS F>o-TeST erected Democracy"
an international pageant o. The aIlles.
Festival q Peace foat pageant
and The Gross Triumphant. q rssig-
ious pageant
Assisting NJ. Bu-re-l and Mrs. For
rest II Ihe production Of ~Wakehe}6" "
are Mrs. Eliza beth Higgins Sullivan. as
u aIAaI4C al Gil -eCI<[, MIS- =. '. WI
cox Of the Washington Shakespeare
Society and 8 group under Mrs. FULTON
Lewis, who are contributing Colonial
costumes for the Mount Vernon episode
OF The maSoue
Others cooperating n The prepsrs-
t2oQS are Mrs. Msuoe Howell Smith and
Miss BesS DAVIS Sch-eine-. directors Of
organization ana personnel; Dr.. Albert
". Harmed. chorus director. Capt Tay-
lor BranSon. director Of the United
States Marine Band and director q the
orchestra. Miss Caroline Mckinley
dance director. Denis ConneL- II charge
Of makeup. Miss Dorothy CrolSsaQt
scenic ar director. Lewis Darlington
and Oncker Owens. scene construction.
Harold Snyoe- Lighting ana Mrs
Louise Wynne Miss Msoel Wynns Mrs
Elizs beth Harmon and Mrs Mabel
Rldgeley. II charge Of costumes
Evening star., 1932-02-03
5000 MOTORISTS
FACE ARREST FOR
OLD TAGS ON CARS
Police TO Act Unless Parked
Mach ne Off Street
by s O'Clock Tonight.
RUSH TO GET NEW
PLATES CONTINUES
Officials Estimate 800 VIII B
Unable 10 Find Space to
Pit Autos

Ap2roE-aa tHly :. 300 automobile own
ers- denied lse q then cs-S today BE-
caLse . failure 70 procure 1892 LaES,
VII Su1e- e further penalty unless iht
vehicles are removed from GAS streets
hy O'Clock tonight. un0e- & --E41c
regulation to-BlddllE parking OF puolc
Iho-oug ttz-es Longer than 3 hours
The tine limit o. Lhs Use 0. 1881
L6gS expired last midnight Cars cs--
.T--C theSt tags Il Was Salc- could no;
oe legally driven after thai Tine Sc
pollce calculate -hzt = Inc machines
WITH 1881 tags are parked OF ne street
atts- s O'clock tonight they have no;
been moved +u- e hours. ana Lne
owners VII D liable - arrest
Arrests Likely.
-~sHc Director William 4 Van Dlze-
estimates thai q Lhs 5000 Ca- owners
who have no, yet procured 1882 tags.
APPROXIMATELY 80 Pc cent o. them VII
facilities THIS VII leave ao5li 500
Suo1ect 1c a--es; E1oe- ths .s-hour
regulation unless polce show some
lerleocy E1C @ no; enforce the -eELls-
tlo-
-ae polcs however. were ale-r todzy
= picking p machines carving 1881
tzEs 1 survey = tls p-ecl1c-s showed
thai e.E-; were arrested a-c charged
With c--v--C WITH ceaC tsEs- One Q:
ne Vl-t---.s arrested - ne S-E-E pre-
C--ct v-tL -92- Virginia cGEs which *
C--e- January ;. claimed Es Ls1 C-o-
cured -23- D4S--lc- tzES D: Ezc failed
to p-c them o. rs Ca rs AID. was
-Ell-ec
Rash Continues
The --s1 - 1872 tags and ce--r-1ti -r-1ti-
Ca-aS continued GcEbstec tocsT Et tEf
--z[1c department and ne TzC c.St-.o--
-lo- bureau = -1e Fo-c BllC--g q
John Marshal place E11 Pennsylvania
avenue S2ec-E. po-ce deraAs kept ap-
1-lcs-tS u --1s.
Those 3 ths traffic department were
admitted IC Ihe building = groups O.
tTe cue = t1e clcc.-l1- o. me olc
S---1cTI-t which IVES closed several GAYS
laS- week While three heavy safes were
beng removed from pollce AeaaCGs--
ts-s
Police a6rLr1st-a tive oScias said
that E SPECIAL 6-.ve would oot be Dade
70 round - owners o. cars DErEsT or
ne street with 1881 tags ette- clock
bZt pointed o-t t1st policemen are r.
gL-ec - enforce all regulations.
u ac Officer 1CaS & Ca- With 1881
Dist-ict tags parked oC the stree s.fer
that rCE-. = was said i VII oe his
6-1y to arrest the Cw-s- W7t1o-t hEv-
ing spec-a. attention called 70 the 16
n1-- parking regulation
Evening star., 1932-02-03

over. He got svay some time during
Lhs llghI- bought hin and tns other
ferret about three weeks ago 10 Keep
rats sway
He Prefers Bandits.
They ought 10 Dc pretty good al
keeping COPS away. TOO. Sslc Vessels.
Al leasL IN no; anxious 70 neeE
s.-he- q e- aEaL IL STICK 10
bandits burglars and ch1gS Ike that "
Pa-e.S are 3 60-esucateo breed 0.
the vlic polecs5 ,p-co--ls toelousl
and nave long oee- USED T Jte ex-
termination 0: rats and other ve--r-c
A. o-e J1-7s P--y SAYS they were en-
plovec - -aoo-t hultI2g-IheI- pa-T
beng 70 DIVE The rabbits from their
Vs--sQs
Evening star., 1932-02-03
zoo KEEPERS PLAY HOST
TO VISITING CIRCUS MEN

Circus ov1s-s here tor 3 convention
Faged to- tas excitement q tae saw
Gus --ng, sn6 missed hav-g tsv
animals aoo-1 Yesterday.
Business sessions ended. they r-o12ao
10 ths Zoo were guests ot D.. William
N Mann a luncheon. and -e11ls-
Gently 1l0-hed n; oogs- After lunch
ean Dr Mann ard Eesdkeepa- Blsck-
bun conducted the visitors through
ths Zoo.
Junoaa. largest At-lcao elephant II
captivity. gave star performance
ooedlenI.y rolled over alo played
desc" 8; K4ps. BlsckoI-- 5 command
Charles : E1I 0. Hunts Three
S11E Circus vas chosen % succeed A
Wheeler 0. Wheeler 4 SalJslle as
president Of the Cirrus Mems Asso-
clsGoc.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
SHIPsTEAD TO SPEAK
Will Discuss Treaties Involved in
Chimes Trouble.

Has Japan OF China Violated Ex-
isilng TreatieS?" Will be the SUBJECT OF
ar address by Senator Henrik snip
stead. Farmer-LaboTite~ OF Minnesota,
over the Columbia BToaocaStlng system
at 10 O'Clock Saturday night. Senator
Shipstead viii discuss the vaTlous treat
les involved. with particular reference
to the kellogg BRAND peace pact and
the nine-power treaty.
Senator Shipstead is member Of
the Senate Foreign Relstloas ConUlttee
s0d has served u Congress anos ia2A
Evening star., 1932-02-03
SEEK HIT-RUN DRIVER

e-Yesr-old Boy Run D-wn at
Eleventh and Y.
Police TO-DAY were seeking a hit-anc-
IN driver. whose sutc11Oblle Knocked
down a-yea--o.6 Francis Ward, col
orec. Of the 1000 block Of street.
late Yesterday st the intersection Of
Eleventh snG I streets.
The boy was treated by q private
physician for ooncussaon Of the BRAIN
Evening star., 1932-02-03
NEWSBOY ARRESTED
Charged With Calling Extra
While Selling Late Edition.

Arrested last night for calling extra
paper" while selling q late edition news
paper. Prank O'ConneL Il. OF Az
Hobart place. failed 10 appear IN Ponce
Court today and forfeited IS collateral
which he had posted ST the nlnth
precinct.
O'Connel was arrested by Policeman
W. NJ Malone and charged with VIOLA
tion Of a police regulation which IoT-
bids the calling Of any paper except an
extra n residential districts.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
RICHMOND DRY CHIEF
is SHIFTED TO ST. PAUL
Robert D. Ford Who Is We'll
Known Here. 70 Be Succeeded by
Walter King. New n Hawaii.

R1o4r D Ford assistant prohibition
administrator al R.cEnonc, Va. hAS
oaa- transferred to s.. Pau. where he
succeeds Na.ach. : Earney. Il 8 similar
posc Fc-d : We-- k2ow2 II thS dis
c-zct. once having had ar enforcement
POS: q responsibility e, the LeacQla--
re-s 0. this c1S---c; z. Baltimore. and
formerly stationed to- & t-ne here II
washington
The shift vas announced by P-ohi-
b.tJI- Director Woodcock as one o. E
se-leS Of administrative shifts such Rs
are mace from time 70 time FC-d vii
oe succeeded al Richmond bv Walter
P King a. present proh-bIua1 admins
trsto- to- Hawai-, who formerly vas al
Richmond
Evening star., 1932-02-03
AIMS AT WET STATES
Jones Would Ban Service Maneu-
vers Where Dry Law Is Missing.

States without an adequate code Of
laws for concurrent enforcement" Of the
eighteenth amendment will not be hosts
10 United States military organizations
engaged in tactical rnaneuvers Il q bill
introduced by Senator Jones. RepubL-
can Washington. becomes a Law.
Jones a prohibilonlst. said the meas
1re would not affect the Military and
Naval Academies. at West Point and
Annapolis. or the Coast Guard Acao-
envy. at New London. Conn
The bill said soldiers and sailors are
subjected TO undue temptation" and
circumstances tending TO develop an
attitude Of disrepect" for the Constitu-
ton by being stationed In States where
adequate State Law enforcement co6ea
are ncsfn kEce.
Evening star., 1932-02-03
.CURT|SS AIR RACE
LOST TO CITY FOR
NEXT TWO YEARS
District Makes No Effort to
Post Prize Necessary
Under New Rules.
SAN FRANCISCO BIDS
FOR 1882 CONTEST
1888 Classic Tentatively Awarded
New Orleans, to Be Staged
During Mardi Gras.

The Capital for years the scene ot
tht annual CU-TlSS Marine rroohy
race when thai race Was confined Il
NAVY planes, L Lke.v 10 lose the event
-oE 81 least the first Two wears uncer
Inc nav rules. These VII make y an
outstanding world sesDlane racing
c-&SSlt taking tbs place q me
ScEne4oer races. which closed last Pa
V-lh pe-roaoe-.; winning o. The r-1- -v
~ Great Britain
ne HTN international. hlch-sp=ec
race -o- the Curtis trophy ana a la-E=
csSA SJrlze. which VII zcca-uE-v = .1r
The -rSt time VII os he'd ms ves~
Co1peLilo1 +o- The homo. 0: play--c
AoSi 70 The 1rSt race Is = progress
among New YORK Detroit. Bu1alc
New Orleans, San Diego. San Francisco
ana MAN Washington tAS mace No
9lo aoc virtually & oUi o. ne picture
to- this year
San Francisco Active.
Il Sar Francisco ne Golden Gate
ChApte- Of The Nauo-a. Ae-o-sut9c
Association AaS been particularly sc-1ve
7 -a-s-2g t-2aS :o- holding IAlS wears
inaugural classic or SaL Francisco Bsv.
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