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Evening star., 1933-03-01

legislative body were Of their party.
In at least 4 Of the SO wards, and
possibly 5, run-on elections will be held
April because no candidate received
a clear majority of all the votes cast
IA Lincoln Park refunding bond issue
Of $2,787, 900 received decisive approval
of the voters
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PAUL BERN'S DEATH
AGAIN HELD SUICIDE
Definite Opinion Reached by Grand
Jury Investigating Film
Directors Demise.

Jury Investigating Film
Directors Demise.
BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March Paul
Bern's death again has been formally
declared q suicide.
After week of investigation into the
death of the film producer and hus-
band Of Jean Harlow. screen star,
formal statement was issued by grand
jury members and representatives Of the
district attorneys ONCE. in which they
said:
I'VE are definitely of the opinion at
this time that Paul Bern died a suicide.
After a thorough and exhaustive ex-
animation, we are Of the opinion that
the facts. as disclosed. do not warrant
the expenditure of public moneys for
further proceedings In this case"
Bern was found shot to death in his
Benedict Canyon home last September
S. A coroner's jury returned verdict
of suicide.
The renewed investigation Of the
death was made by grand jury men,
bers, acting on their own initiative, after
they had received reports the death
might not have been suicide.
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ter of 1888, or 1000 more than I'm the
same period last year. II that many
are enlisted the army shortage viii be
cut to about 1000.
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DEMOCRATS SEE GAIN

CHICAGO, March R-Demo-
cratic leaders claimed to have strength
ened their hold on the City Council
today, as the result Of the aldermanic
election in which they said IL out
Of 13 newcomers named to the city's
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British Seek Recruits.

LONDON R.-The British army
needs $500 recruits for the first quar-
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DON'T LET COMMON
CONSTIPATION DULL
THE JOY OF LIVING
Kellogg's ATl.Bran Brings
Relief

Constipation takes the sunshine
out OF your days. 1t may bring
headaches, loss OF appetite and
energy, sleeplessness. sallow skins,
pimples. II neglected, it can seri-
ously impair health.
Fortunately, you can avoid this
condition by eating a delicious ce-
real. Laboratory tests show that
kelloggs ALL-BRAN provides
two things needed to overcome
common constipation: bulk and
vitamin b. ALL-BRAN is also
rich source OF blood building iron.
/ The bulk" in ALL-BRAN is
much like that OF leafy vegetables.
! Within the body, it forms a soft
mass. Gently, it clears out the in
festival wastes.
1 How much better than dosing
yourself with patent medicines.
Two tablespooniuls of ALL
BRAN daily are usually sufficient.
With each meal in chronic cases.
If not relieved this way, see your
doctor.
Get the redand-green package
at your grocer's. Made by Kel-
logg in Battle Creek.-Advertise-
ment.
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Shopping in Washington
By
Margaret
Warner
A Weekly e
D i 6 e S t

| the dull Butler finish. which gives a
beautiful, expensive effect at a very
moderate price. This particular one
has cut-out sections and two large,
round knobs on the upper side. 1t ex-
tends but partly around the arm.
The new silver finished costume Jew
elry is combined with imitation coral
to good advantage, in fiat link brace
let's and necklaces. The lovely hya-
cinth-blue Jewelry that was mentioned
last week was SO well liked that 1t was
all sold out and has to be reordered
Filigree gold with medallions using a
small circle of turquoiseb:ue beads
near the center is quite in contrast to
the jewelry already described, but
equally attractive. These medalEons,
when used as brooches, are lovely. And
here is high light of fashion that is
gaining steadily in popularity. The
brooch may be said to be outdistancing
the slip, as it Is more easily placed
The brooches are worn at center front
or to catch the drapery of scarf or
cowl neckline usually at one side. or
they may faSten a collar at the back.
A display of new shoes for Spring
includes gray and beige water-snake
in three-eyelet oxfords with moderate
heel that promise style, comfort and
called reverse calf in dark beige Is good.
1t is a suede-finish T-strap. slightly
cut-out sandal. Pumps in oull black
and patent leather are also shown and
may be worn with or without an Orna-
mental buckle of black and white.
HANDBAGS are always of interest,
IL because we are liable to need a
new one at most any season OF the
year, or we may tire of the one we
have or find 1t uncomfortable to carry
for some reason. The new ones are
beginning to arrive and the other ones
are being greatly reduced, SO it is
pretty good time to look them over.
The other day we found some new
handbags of matelasse that were most
attractive. There were envelopes,
pouch and top clasp models to choose
from and the cotors were gray, navy
blue. black and beige-just the best
practical colors. One Of the envelope
type in dark blue. SO suited to the navy
blue dresses we will be wearing in the
Spring, had its flap outlined with
narrow dull silver band in an effective
6eslgn. Another one, covered in shirred
crepe, has special cigarette compart-
ment that is very tricky and holds II
of YOUR favorite kind, so that they
won't be crushed.
A very attractive pouch bag in gray
matelasse has a good looking clasp of
marcasiteS. And all these bags are so
much more moderately priced than in
former years. 1t is amazing what So
will do for you in the way of a smart
bag.
If you prefer a leather bag, there
are some nice ones in black, dark blue,
brown and light gray. A smart dark
brown is in tweed calf-that is to say,
it is a calfskin that has been pressed
into tiny checks. Although fiat pouch
bag with a center clasp. this bag has
an inner Upper compartment as we'll
as a regular coin purse. There is
also dull black calfskin with a simu-
lated prystal clasp in modern design
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Jumbles.

Beat II tablespoonfuls Of butter to
a cream, then add y cupful Of white
sugar and the yolks of eggs beaten
with l teaspoonful of water. Sift in
cupfuls Of white flour and add few
drops OF almond extract. Roll the
paste between the hands into little balls
the size of a hickory nut and drop
them onto a buttered tin. Press on
each one slice of citron or candied
orange peel Bake in a moderate oven
for 10 or IS minutes.
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extending across the entire width of
tie bag. A large dull silver ornament
on black pin morocco is pleasing.
This model has a scalloped envelope
closing and has just been shown in a
New York style show as good for
Spring use. Very light gray leather
forms a group of attractive bags with
bright silver accents.
And now apropos Of nothing at ALL
have you seen the very attractive pa
per book covers that come in sets of
"a in a pretty box for replacing torn
paper covers on books you have read
or for freshening up the looks OF old
books on your shelves and giving them
bright new dresses? The colors are
very pleasing and the designs good,
too, mostly checks, dots and stars
A set of these would make delightful
bridge prize.
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course. the button front is a very prac-
teal and decorative note It is No. 823
Sizes IA, 16 SO. 38. 40. 40. Size SO
requires 3i2 yards of 36-inch material
or 3i4 yards of 39-inch material
To get pattern of this model send
IS cents in coins or stamps. Please
write very plainly your name and ad-
dress, style number and size of each
pattern ordered. and mail to The Eve
ming Star Pattern Department, Wash
ington. D. c. Several days are required
to fill orders. and patterns will be
mailed as quickly as possible.
Evening star., 1933-01-19
Everyday Psychology
BY DIR. JESSE W. sPROwLs.
Technocracy.

A reader wants to know what all
this talk about technocracy means in
terms of everyday psychology" How
can any one answer a question which
involves such revolutionary probabili-
ties?
II the economic depression were not
upon us technocracy as a social and
economic program wouldn't get to first
base. So would say that, in the first
place. thousands of people are really
looking for some sort of panacea for
the depression. Very few see their way
out just now. They think, im3g gine,
hope that technocracy may be way
out.
One thing is certain. The foundation
OF wealth and livelihood will be the
things they have always been based
upon-the production, distribution and
consumption of everyday commodities
and that for long time to come
Technocracy in one form or another
has been at work ever since the cave
man fashioned his first tool-the stone
hammer.
Copyright. 1889
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trend that style is taking in It's ever
changing course The hand bags we
carry, the bracelets we wear. the vari-
Gus neck fnishings With which we re-
heve the monotony of the same frock,
are all among the details that may
mean smartness or not, according to
our alertness along these lines. Many
a frock has been saved from mediocrity
by the addition of proper accessories
and also changed to serve in different
capacities by the same means. And
the neckwear departments are doing
lots of business these days, they say.
especially in the crepes, satins and
piques.
The laces and organdies will be a
little easier to wear when heavy coats
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Star
r a t t e r n s
Bow Neck House Frocx.

Simplifled illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
each pattern. They give complete d.
rections for making these dresses.
This house fro, k takes its cue from
the Smartest dresses out. 1t goes In for
the higher neckline we're hearing more
and more about, and stresses this new
effect by nonchalant bow The pock-
cts are just about the perkiest you can
imagine. emerging from an inverted
pleat on each side of the skirt. And, of
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DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Thoughtless Sister-in-Law Fans Brides Jeal-
ousy-Sweet Girl With No Education
as Wife for LAWYER

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belongs his wife and that they should
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quickly possible
they harm And that what this particular
DOROTHY
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THAT kind Of marriage ideal
the wife
In which she all Of his interests
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finding something stimulating
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Will be a help to him in realizing his ambitions
An uneducad satisfactory
matter how amiabe and good looking
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Will exhibited held
LOG free tickets
Auomote
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all will 81
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ing and sugar. Add three cupfuls of
flour. one and one-half pounds of
stoned dates cut fine, and one cupful of
nut meats. Beat well. Spread in shall
low pans thoroughly creased and bake
in slow oven until firm. When cool,
cut in bars and roll in powdered sugar
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Salmon Bisque.

An attractive and palatable soup is
made by adding three pints Of milk to
two tablespoonfuls of butter and two Of
-four. This makes white sauce Sea-
son with salt and pepper and add can
bones and bits of skin. Serve with
croutons.
Evening star., 1933-01-19

H. R.-"Separate' is the correct spell
ing. not "seperate." This word is the
source Of much annoyance. We have
but to remember a simple little con-
trivance to help us spell the word cor
rectly. Consider the middle syllable
(a) as q wedge, thus: Separate. Do
you notice how the a-wedge separates
the word?
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Date Bars.

Warm one cupful OF shortening
slightly and cream with two cupfuls of
sugar. Beat 10 or Ii egg yolks until
light and add one-fourth cupful Of cold
water. Stir into the creamed shorten
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are laid aside, for their charm lies in
their criSpnesS and Winter coat COL
lars are rather damaging in this re-
spect. Most Of the collars fit up rather
merely buttoned over with steel or crys-
tai buttons IN odd ways, and others
Lave some sort of jabot ends A very
pretty new one Of white crepe de
chine has its jabot ends cut in pointed
scd'lops and the edges of two sections
of the labot are buttoned together at
the front. A very attractive model is
like bib of crepe de chine scalloped
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The big island OF Haiti is divided
between two negro republics.
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Sweetpeas Blooming.

Mrs. Dorothy Tichenor of New Or
leans reported sweet peas were blooming
in her yard Just before Christmas.
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Indians Made Sugar.

Before white men came to America
the Indians were making sugar from
the sap of the sugar maple tree. They
had developed every essential detail of
the present process of producing maple
sirup.
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BRACELETS, too, are among those
- aids to smartness that must not be
overlooked nowadays, when so many
sleeves have large, plain cuffs that need
little dressing up, or there is an ell
bow-length puff sleeve where the brace
let enhances the arm itself. There is
bracelets. A band about inches wide
is being displayed as one of the newest
designs 1t is silver in what is called
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around the edge and fastened at the
shoulder with three steel buttons. This
model comes in pique too.
Another new style, a little more
drcssy is in cream satin. First, there
is a round collar close to the throat,
then right in front, piece comes over
like an ascot, edged with beautiful
piece of 3-inch val lace for finish,
and second piece of lace comes from
underneath, making two layers. An
other collar of this type. reminiscent
of the stately minuet and the gay
French court when gentleman always
wore lace ruffles at neck and wrists. is
a small eggshell satin collar with little
bow at the front and full pleated
iabot of handsome silk lace Most of
these collars have matching cuffs.
There is lots of romance behind these
fascinating pieces of neckwear, with
their inspiration from by-gone days,
and there is magic, too, in the way
they will transform your frock for you
and make it into something new and
exciting
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The Newest
Style Notes

Jew style features are appearing
each week now that hint OF the
coming season as well as being
appropriate to the Winter
months vet show the general
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EAR MISS DIX bride much in love with husband
few weeks ago his sister came to visit US She
only brother, to
things that he doesn't
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Evening star., 1933-09-20
G. W. KICKERS. GIVE
COACHES BIG THRILL
Carlin, Baker and Bomba Set Pace,
but Trio of Others Also Dis.
play Ability.

u licking, which was an uncertain
IN quality last year. should be one
Of the strongest weapons George
Washington uses against many tough
opponents this Fall
The basis for this prediction was
found yesterday when Coach Jim Pix
lee put his charges through their ini-
lowing 16-day stay at Camp Let's,
Md
For more than half an hour a raft
OF Colonial backs booted the ball far
down field while ends, tackles and
guards practiced covering the receivers.
And some Of the spirals, especially those
kicked by Capt. Lee Carlin. Johnny
Baker and Don Bomba, all backs, were
beautiful to see.
Carlin, Baker and Bomba, all of
whom promise to see regular service
in the Colonial backfield at halfback,
quarterback and fullback, respectively,
got away kicks ranging from so to 10
yards In flight, several of these boots,
In addition to those named, Phil
Kline, former Central High star: Joe
Walsh. brother Of Len Walsh, assis-
tant coach, and Tuffy Leemans-an-
other trio Of backs-zoomed the oval
well over the so yard mark At times
Kline, who played for Cornell in 1881
and starred in the Big Red backfield,
lofted some of the smoothest punts of
the workout the ball taking a nice
arch and nosing to earth gracefully.
Such kicking was the exception rather
than the rule last year.
The passing Of young Leemans. from
Superior. Wis, also drew high praise
during the three-hour session.
Evening star., 1933-09-20
WILLIAM and MARY
AGAIN MILDLY PEST
Indians Look Stronger Than When
They Upset Navy in 1882,
Say Grid Scouts.

4 NNAPOL1S, Md, September 20
n Jack Wilson and Frank Foster
who reconnoitered William and
Mary in the game against Roanoke
at Williamsburg last Saturday, are back
with the report that the Indians are
stronger individually than they were
last year. when they took the opening
game from the Sailors, and are likely
to be stronger as a team when they
again give the Navy its initial game
here on the 30th.
This, however, is as the local con-
tingent would have it. The game with
William and Mary means much more
than a chance to turn the tables, for it
is expected to be a real test of whether
the Nays hopes of a stronger team
than for years past Is to be realized.
Practice yesterday was not very salts
factory, however, and the strong plebe
team made a great showing against the
first and second varsity groups. Both.
however, scored single touchdowns,
Walkup for the first combination and
Berries for the second, while Schmidt.
plebe halfback. intercepted a pass and
ran nearly go yards for touchdown.
Evening star., 1933-09-20
OHIO STATE TEAM
| FACING THREE IFS
However, Chances Are Good
That 1t Will Pan Out
on All of Them.

BY the Associated Press.
)OLUMBUS, Ohio, September
1 20.-As Coach Sam Villa
~ man has it analyzed, Ohio
State UniversiV's foot ball
team this Fall should be a good
team, if our three big ifs turn out
right"
IF Mickey Vuchinich. whom we're
moving from fullback to center, can fill
the position as well as I believe he
can
If Carl Cramer can get started on
the right foot and show the sort Of
brilliance he displayed in 1881 at
quarterback
And If this sophomore Dick Beltz is
as good as they say he is, then Well be
in there fighting and We won't be last"
the Buckeye head coach explained.
NO ore realizes what a good
center we lost in Dick Smith," he
went on.
With Vuch:nich on the line we'll
have to use Damon Wetzel, Mickeys
understudy last year, as the regular
fullback. but that's all right He's
better on the offense, but inferior
defensively. Well make up for this by
playing a six-man line with Vuchinich
backing up the forward wall
y XCEPT for Vuchinich, Ohio's Big
n, Ten team will have a veteran
line, with Gilman and Padlow at
the ends. Rosequist and Conrad at
tackle and Monohan and Joe Gailus
at guard
Cramer, who was bothered with a
leg injury all last season, seems to be
in good condition for another try at
the quarterback post If present plans
are followed, he will be flanked by
Beltz and Marshall Oliphant at
halfback.
Beltz displayed Uorld OF
ability in running, passing and
punting last year as q freshman,
but is an unknoun qudntity
under fire.
Were going to try for more varia-
ton this year" Willaman said I'VE
plan to mix up the double wing-back
with the single wing and maybe the
old box formation
The Ohio State schedule:
October Virginia.
October 14-Vanderbilt.
October 21-At Michigan.
October 28-Northwestern.
November Indiana.
November 11-At Pennsylvania.
November 18-At Wisconsin.
November 25-Illinois.
Evening star., 1933-09-20
MITCHELL, WELSH
BATTLE ON COURT
Meet Today in Semi-FinaI at
Wardman Park-TitIe to
Mrs. Martinez.
n DOLLY MITCHELL, defend
ing champion, and Barney
. Welsh, public parks and

~ DOLLY MITCHELL, defend
ing champion, and Barney
- Welsh, public parks and
Washington Grove titlist,
were to clash this evening at 4:30
o'clock in the semi-finals of the
Wardman Invitation tennis tour
ney, on the Wardman court.
In the other semi-final Ralph Nc
Elvenny and Gene Hermann were to
meet at O'Clock. Bang-up competi-
ton was expected to mark both matches
Mrs. Ruth Martinez holds the wom-
ems singles title, having downed Fran
ces Grimes yesterday in the final. 6-1,
Ga. Miss Grimes threatened in the
second set leading A at one time.
but Mrs. Martinez rallied to win four
straight games, the set and the cham
pionship.
Mitchell. Hermann and McElvenny all
won third-round matches yesterday
McElvenny had the toughest time. be-
ing extended to 10-8, 8-6 to triumph
over Hickey Willis.
Today's schedule:
Mems singles, semi-nnals- 30, Mitchell
stsaOly, ,ss1dei Goldsmith. .&Ha .Wallenstsin vs. vs.
CARRIER -Goubeau; Benton-Allen VS.. Honeck-
er-Dreschler ION Henry Park courts.
Women's doubles 90 Moore-Turner VS..
Cochran johnson: NJ. Ryan-Philpitt VS..
Sard-Bassett; 800. Grimes-Martinez vs. Ia
DlerTabler.
Mems singles, auarter. finals Mitchell de-
feated Sherry. G.. 6-4: Hermann defeat
Cd CARRIER, g. 6-4; McElvenny defeated
Willis. l0-S. Sc
Mems doubles. second round-Manean-
Craven defeated Herrick-Fox 6+2, 6-3
Womens singles. final-Mrs Ruth Mar
tinez defeated Frances Grimes, 6-1, 6-4
Evening star., 1933-09-20
~ FLIGHTS PAIRED
IN ANACOSTlA OPEN
Doerer, Medalist, With 81, Plays
Seay Today-Number of Stars
in Competition.

0NE hundred and eighty golfers,
~ playing In IL flights, started play
today in the Anacostia open tour
ney, with the first flight matches slated
to be completed by Saturday. while the
other flights will be run off within a
fortnight.
Tom Doerer, jr., who won the medal
last week with card of 81, met w. w.
Seay in the first flight.
Some of the best of the public links
stars, among them Claude Rippy. win
ner of the Rock Greek Park tourney
three weeks ago; Ted Burrows. former
municipal champion, and John Con-
nelly of Rock Greek are entered. Mar
tin F. Mccarthy Of Beaver Dam and
Columbia, also is in the starting list
The second-round matches in the
first flight will be played tomorrow,
with the semi-f1nals on Friday and the
final round on Saturday.