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The Coolidge examiner., 1933-10-20

| Joy themselves. Ordinarily they
/ buy a cold melon to eat on the farm
and then take another one or two
home with them. Thus the tables
and chairs on the lawn are the
means of us making two to three
sales instead of one"
John Benk of Worth, ILL.,, lives off
the road, yet lot Of people pass
up ''fresh eggs for sale" signs to
buy from him. Benk, truck grow
er, and one of the biggest producers
of onion sets, keeps a flock of 400
to 500 White Leghorns. He gets 5
to 10 cents above retail, grading and
candling the eggs before he packs
them in neat containers. Every egg
is guaranteed.
A free meal, featuring fresh eggs,
is the bait John Schmidt offers peO-
pie invited out to his farm. There
are no strings attached to the sup
per; but Schmidt times it so there
| 40 GIL opportunity " fioll pOul-
try yards and inspect his buildings,
flock and equipment. Naturally,
egg sales follow, and a good per-
centage of the visitors become
steady customers.
Motorists driving through Shaw
nee, Kan, would not do much more
| fhan clnVx- dnuun n nhcnpr,n hn ,yfl
lage speed laws. except for the
Frank Payne'S flower and fruit farm
facing one of the side roads, which
attracts 25,000 automobile parties
each year. Two policemen are nec-
essary to handle the Sunday traffic.
Payne, who started growing straw
berries when he lost his city job.
tore out his fence rows because of
the weeds. Then he planted flowers
which neighbors said would not
grow; but they did, and he found
Kansas City florists would pay him
enough for the flowers to cover his
taxes. While berries were making
profit, he set out apple trees, and
gave more time to flowers, max
ing beds all over the front yard.
Fruit customers also bought flow
ers and plants.
Surplus cut flowers were made
into bouquets and given to visitors,
even though they bought nothing
Broken Bow is ten miles from
Tulsa, Okla, but Smith FISHERMAN
sells, right at his doorstep. all the
eggs produced by his huge flock.
Sunny Slope farm is well known.
the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
having induced FISHERMAN to serve
Morrison, miles distant, because
they wanted to have a sure supply
of fresh, quality eggs. At the time
the offer was made, fresh eggs were
scarce around the oil town and the
city people made good their prom
ise of full support if FISHERMAN
would increase the size Of his flock.
r. 3. Preston lives on a little
used road outside of Pueblo, Colo,
but city people flock to his farm.
The attraction is the beauty of the
place. Preston has a modern home
that is decorated in keeping with
the rest of the buildings and the
general landscape. He sells fresh
eggs, poultry, shrubs and flowers,
the last two products being a side
line which was developed as a re-
suit of people asking where stock
similar to that growing around the
farm, could be obtained.
q. 1893. Western Newspaper Union.
The Coolidge examiner., 1933-10-20
CHAPTER vi

The Woman In the Case.
"MY DEAR boy:
A'A Although this letter may be
indiscreet, after last nights little ad-
venture ended so unpleasantly,
cannot help writing If only to tell
you Of my distress. Like other older
men. my husband Is often excessive
Evening star., 1933-10-10

HOUSES-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
8 BRIGHT. WE'LL FUR RMS, SPLENDID
for roomers; good NV. location; fine condi-
ton; reas. OWNER. West O204 in am.
Evening star., 1933-10-10

1Os ST NE-s ROOMS. BATH.
electricity. h Nv h. porches. garage $50 so
electricity % - - '0o.e' oe 5000
SO N Y, AVE. Me- rooms, bath.
1929 G ST. NE.6 rooms bath. cleo $3.50
COLORED.
1117 5th ST. N.W.-S rooms. baths.
ee4s ONTARIO RD.' Nw-e rooms. ...
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY.
936 N Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1933-10-10
SALE-HOUSES.

SPECIAL SPECIAL! BARGAIN. S7,450.
Open until @ 2 pm Pm rs 1nsIaham INST. St n;w,M a,sa
ton: brick; large porch. oak floors. large
yard. Gear garage: beautiful northwest sec
ton. This house will be sold today. Call
at once Bring deposit with you. This
house can be resold at q profit. AID. 10221.
Evening star., 1933-10-10

THE MADRID. 18th AND KALORAMA-
Newly decorated: new floors: all outside two
| exposures: refrigeration: remarkably reason,
able: rooms. kitchen and bath. S55 and
Evening star., 1933-10-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS
room. room 'n Eitchen. semioprivate bath, gas,
| electric lights. hot water; very reasonable.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR APT. DIFFERENT
Bryants sC1ia large living room. fireplace. or ?
bed rooms, etc. 1916 G st. NV.
BURTON HALL, 212O G N.W.-ATTRAC-
sptS se to y s
| arrangement
1272 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. COR. N ST.
tT9 sntof service f
3220 WISCONSIN, ROOM AND BATH tn
1900. Emerson O216.
PARK LEE, ,, 1880 PARK dd. RD.ExcEp, d3seaips
room. dinette kit. bath; Frigidaire; $40. . +.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK R., B :
500 hl below s5s and
1901 CLIFTON ST; N,W.TWo BRIGHT;
comfortable. nicely furnished rooms s private
1885 CALVERT sT-ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR;
rooms bath. Reduced rental; married
couple or settled women.
sTUDIo-cHEERY. coz, TOP TOP. FL ssosI5 r.
| Attrac. immaculate. quiet: chw 1888 Q: !.
1875 18th ST Sc; LINCOLN PARKS <
| lovely rooms. newly decorated. elec. NV n
range. sink. tiled bath; couple; ref; reas
1924 18th NV ROOM AND KITCHEN
| ette, So week: also 1double room with home
! privileges. DECATUR 1853.
THE sHAWMUT. 1900 18th sT,-ATTRAc-
able: able adults: references. Apt. 407.
ROoKLANDE-ENTIRE End FLOOR. 3
pleasant, outside rooms. detached house;
S35. 1923 Irving ne.
Ink, screened wlndSws sink gas rsnse; an S1
ice chest snd AMI a1ndry fseiles navy
| NJ TT
second floor. large front bed room. complete
kitchen. tiled bath: h-w.h gas eiec;; mnens'
Iarc5 CLEAN ONE
Couple; caur cArtss reasonable. Co 5o4o.
easeEeepinf: sGHoE % electrcity, sas also separate
| room. 7O5 c st. s.w.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN ALL SEC;
tons, all prices. Cars at your service, g. Call
TAKoMA PARK-TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN.
seeDps 4e s0'e sepheTd RSTas ss449
| room, bath. non-housekeeping; rent reduced
| to S45. Including maid service: NO. $3.50.
10th ST. AT COL. RID. WILL sUBLET
ats. and ewes. Apt 81. 2901 10th.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH; LOWER FL0oR
| levardD Reasonable. IL
BACHELOR WITH 5-ROOM. .2-BATH APT.
desires 9 bachelors or married couple as CO.
| tenants: meals, maid service. etc. S43-B.
| Westchester. Cleveland 4194. 16'
NEAR CAPITOL-CARROLL HOUSE. 300 LIST
St SEE rooms. kitchen; bath, 2nd floor;
nicely furn. very reas. II. 939S. IL
S50-NEAR WHITE HOUSE, BEAUTIFULLY
f%rnisned Fsa ob Kitchen BATH
S45- DOWNTOWN, COMPLETELY FUR,
rooms kitchen bath. 617 10th st.
s13 ALLISON ST: NW.-cozY GROOM
Rot Roth water: aRe sdslts; Sl es Sis garage S'
FURNISHED APARTMENTSLEVER LoCA-
| tion. price and size. Free car service. 91s
| 18th st MA. O470
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, APARTMENT HOTEL.
| goth and F sts. n.w.-1 room, kit. bath, COM
pletely furnished, linens, silver. Frigidaire:
| day. week. month: reasonable. Ma. 5425.
54O6 CONN. AYES ROOMS. KITCHEN.
| bath reception hall; electric refrigeration;
completely furnished: linen. silver. dishes;
| S65. Apt. 81 second-aoor front. CL
| TAKOMA-ONE LARGE AND TWO SMALL.
rooms. attractively furnished: side entranc
phone: garage: two adults: $50. SH. 2095.
ANNAPOLIS HOTEL III ST NW-IN
| the heart Of the city: furnished apartments,
ineludns ~sid service; l1sn 1sn: etc. ] room
si5%'a' sss.5o to ss2 30 % ask at 's desk anu 0A'N
i've bath n nsss nsass
Reasonable. co. 3476. TO-
Evening star., 1933-10-10

CHEVY CHASE-Newly furnished room. in
home of refinement. $50. 1922 Ingomar
st CLev. 1852. TO-
293s UPTON ST NW-Two rooms. un-
limited phone and garage, If desired. CLeve-
land 469l. la
Evening star., 1933-10-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A1 nm MEN 1S-ONkU kUhNlSdkUe
(Continued)
rooms ILL., it, hARv4ER b.ss; HTsdsre sI on hous.
current: Resident MANAGER. Apt. 2.
n. ss; Isn,e 5; e 1. a r: X % and b. 9s; sss.5o
Ths Roisnd Ssn s' END and Nd IA ave h $4,000
aDss Ss and H ~ s. sRa p odaft asnf as Md
UNHEATED.
sYs sYs H5,i Ssth ST st. r. E. g. g. ami ami
rss i!sS s J. ~ RAvi5 s$.'sssI oass
244O 10th ST.
Park Tower. opposite Meridian
Hill Park refrigeration included:
switchboard. a, elevators. garage
3 Rooms and Bath to
,.os oss4AssoE' 4 III 70 : Y lSsHs ssSas CO.
OPEN UNTIL 10 PM.
Mr.. 14th and Park Rd. NV.
322s. Hiatt pl-3 rms. kitchen. bath;
FRANcis a BLuNpoN CO. SOB sos INV: NV:
WHY PAY MORE?
SPECIAL, 3-RM. APT, $40.
Arm. APT, SIS; 5-RM., $40.
M0dTn b4nnt apt bdS 10th sma rs5
to Schools Stores. theaters Prone n AD. sS b57s.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
2OO7 ST NV
JUST SOUTH OF DUPoNT CIRCLE NV.
large rooms and BATH
Open flreplaCeS.
New General Electric refriserstors.
Lnoleum on kitchen floors.
Elevator and janitor service.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1916 H St NV. DI. O8Os
THE ALBEMARLE.
/ room, kitchen and bath. $3.50.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath, S4O-S425O
rooms. kitchen. alcove and bath. S65-
kshsn seSys seSys and and Ssh ss &c. s
frigeration on house current; elevator and
;snis ,ssnitor service May we call and show
Phone Resident Manager.
Decatur 2931 or Lincoln 1192R.
1867 IRVING ST. NV.
One room. kitchen and bath, s32 So o.
1880 r. |. AVE. NE.
Two and three rooms. dinette. kitchen.
Elevator Service.
Electric Refrigeration on House Current.
Resident Manager.
Phone Decatur 4417 or National s2oe.
424O 3oth ST. NV. AT
WISCONSIN AVE.
Three Rooms, Kitchen. Bath. S47.b0.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
ON HOUSE CURRENT.
Janitor on Premises
WHY HUNT?
Free car service to inspect apts Any
els 18th St. NV. van - Ma o47o.
1927 10th ST. NV.
ROOMS AND BATH
JUST SOUTH OF R ST. NV.
beautiful apartment. front, with recep-
tion hall. very large living room. bed room.
dining room and kitchen. extra large bath.
OPEN
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1918 H st. NV. DI. O9OS.
1927 PARK RID.
Liv. rm.: dining rm.. 3 bed rms. kit,
Evening star., 1933-10-10

COLORED 1918 HARVARD NV LARGE,
bright rms, kit, pri. bath. heat, cleo. gas.
con: h. W, newly decorated; reasonable. 1O'
COLORED = ATTRACTIVE GROOM APT.
large reception hall INV h.. bath, elec. in
cluded S24. Res. mgr. 201 Eye st. NV.
COLORED.
1910 CHAMPLAIN ST NV rms. kit.
bath. elec.: with heat and janitor service,
S32 so to $4,000.
21l3 N ST NV rms. kit. bath. elec.;
with heat and janitor service; $3.50.
BUCKLEY g. GRNDLEY.
Evening star., 1933-10-10

BEAUTIFUL MODERN FTVE-ROOM AND
bath. all-brick bungalow on forty-foot lot
in best section Of Chevy Chase. D. @. VIII
be built and financed to your specifications.
Ready in 90 days. Address Box 31a-E
Star office. IL.
Evening star., 1933-10-10

RENTS REDUCED-S4O. S42 S44 to $50
$50, S54. wyatt apts.. 1870 Ga ave. 4
3 r, k. b.. elec. ref: furn. for sale: cheap.
511e conn R.. REC. HALL I'D; B.;
Pa. ave s.e-3 r.. KID. b., S32. ME, 1900.
EN- O216
Evening star., 1933-10-10
Announcement-Colored.

705 2nd ST NV.
Will be available for refined colored occu-
pancy on October Is. See these delightful
apartments Of four rooms. kitchen and bath,
electric refrigeration. ianitor service; S45
Immediate inspection advisable. See Apt.
/. or 1913 G ST. NV 14s
Evening star., 1933-10-10

H.NEAR WARDMAN and Shoreham Hotels
Z Priv home; beautiful room; for gentleman;
Ill conv.; private bath. Columbia 6746.
Evening star., 1933-10-10

FOR COLORED.
The La Carona--425 IN" st. n.w.-Two
rooms kitchen. tiled bath. rec. hall and
porch; FRIGIDAIRE FURNISHED FREE;
janitor service. steam heat, etc. Newly dec
GRATED. Rent $3.50
346 Bryant st. n.w-Three rooms. kit.
bath & porch. Separate hot-water heat;
laundry trays. etc. Rent. S35. Phone DI.
Evening star., 1933-10-10

UNUSUAL VALUES.
! $45.OO-2426 2nd NE.
s52 $3.50 -a45e lsi5 DEtAFIELD satf PL. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath. built-in ga
rage. 2 porcEes.
| S52. 50-40l6 3rd ST. NV.
rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
s5s.oOE355 L ST. NE.
2-family home consisting Of rooms
s6OOO%222S RANDOLPH NE.
Drive out Bladensburg .rd. to Ran
doph. turn right Detached. brand;
new Mems vrs led bab onhe hseben raras
s65.OOI7i6 FARRAGUs ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath. 2 inclosed porches,
$65OOCI445 PARKWOOD PL. NV.
Convenient to stores and car lines;
room. bed rooms. Kitchen and bath.
s65.0OE455 DECATUR ST. NV.
room. 3 bed rooms kitchen tiled
bath. screened porches. garage.
$65.00-125 LONGFELLOW NV.
s rooms. iHfai Kitchen 0'ai and bath. S rear ear
$65.0Q-6221 18th ST. NV.
rooms. baths and garage.
$67.50-409 EMERSON ST. NV.
1aS% HS!ns :sfsssa ssns soresss ies:s SsS
and bath. Frisidaire and garage.
S0O0-4516 N. H. AVE. NV.
ToUms EUns kssRen dnns and s.tn
s70OON45i FARRAGUT ST. NV.
H5ons Tooms ftahen dpas sed 5ssR a2ss 1ss
porches, Frigidaire. garage.
$85.0O-4847 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
18th rooms and Ha2pRA baths oil ~ RuTne5 aaso
$1,000.
14o5 Manchester lane n.w.;. rms, b..
| elec.. h.-wh.; large porches; side yard; gar.
CHARLES L. NORRIS,
2I30 Pa. Ave. NV. WEST 0476. 1O'
1929 M ST. NV.
ro0mins-h0uss sectIeP sa6 90
]. LEO KOLB,
1887 Wisconsin Avenue.
West OOO2.
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS.
UP-TO-DATE NEW HOUSES.
room: .ta and AfD Sa.h: srs Ser.h.: NE; concrete
street and aness: 1ess 4sh salass.. s.. NE.
ssasss sss T T &: &: NE: NE:
ONLY S45-iNsPECT TO-DAY.
H. R. HOYENSTEIN CO.
1915 H St. n. DI osos.
Evening star., 1933-10-10
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

1908 New Hampshire Ave.
Fine location; home cooking; reas. rates.
Evening star., 1933-10-10

DOWNTOWN. Iroquois, 14l0 M St: NV,
10 hath: neat reliable person. Call eve. III
Evening star., 1933-10-10

17Oe LAMoNT-ENTIRE FLOOR OWNERS
home: two roop0 kitchen bath: nicely.
completely furnis.I6; Electrolux. sink. range.
Reasonable. CO. 3476. TO-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-08
AT THE MOVIES
Leo Carrillo, Vivienne
Osborne Head Cast
Of Comedy Drama

He was a second fiddle. She was
the big solo!
Through his humble efforts she
rose higher and higher toward fame
and luxury.
Because Of her selfishness, he sank
lower and lower toward prison.
But in the second fiddle there was
genius, while in the big solo there
was only avarice. Therefore, the in
evitable law Of compensation took q
hand.
Briefly that describes the fascinat-
ing plot of RKO-Radio Pictures
Men Are Such Fools" a colorful
comedy -drama featuring as lovers
the fascinating Leo Garlic and the
beautiful Vivienne Osborne at the
Capitol Theatre today and Thursday.
The story pendulum swings from
the brilliant opera life OF gay Vienna
to the cell Of penitentiary. Packed
with music, songs, chorus beauties,
hilarious comedy and tense drama
Men Are Such Fools" provides Car
rillo with a unique vehicle.
Others In the cast are Una Merkel
Joseph Cawthorn, Tom Moore, Paul
Hurst, Earl Foxe, Albert Cont, Ed
die Nugent, Paul Porcasi and Edward
lie Saint.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-08
Diamonds for Love Is
Mae Vests Motto as
Lady Lou in Film

Mae West, noted Broadway actress
and writer. who made her film debut
in q character role in Might After
Night" Is starred in her second movie,
eShe Done Him Wrong" which comes
to the Paramount Theatre today.
Cary Grant, Noah Berry, Gilbert Roll
and. David Landau and Owen Moore
head the large cast which supports her.
As spectacular as she is herself is
the character enacted by Miss West
in the picture-a singer in a Bowery
saloon who exchanges her favors for
diamonds, and ends her favorS when
the flow Of diamonds ends. Her af-
fairs with various Bowery gangsters
saloon keepers, gangsters, politici-
ans, and others-keep her well sup
piled with gems.
In lusty, hearty fashion, the story
swings along. ultimately bringing her
in contact with the head of a neigh.
boring mission, who turns out to be as
susceptible to her charms as any Of
the natives Of the district. A start.
ling, dramatic climax follows their
mutual discovery Of this fact.
All the color Of the Bowery has been
compressed into the picture - its
strange inhabitants. its gaudy resorts,
its gusty pleasures. Miss West sings
three songs in her best Bowery man
11er during the course of the film.
Evening star., 1933-07-20

braid and junior officers were dressed
in uniforms of powder blue.
The younger officers stood stiffly at
attention beside the planes until their
seniors had entered the ships.
The multiple takeoff was carried out
with military precision and formality
except for one incident just as Gen.
Balbo was climbing into his plane.
At that moment 2-year-old Tommy
PrieStman, son of Lieut.. Comdr. Freder-
ick w. Priestman, second in command
at the Naval aviation base here, was
carried up to the bearded air minis
ter.
Kisses Child on Cheek.
Gen. Balbo took the child in his
arms and kissed him on the cheek.
Airport officials said the Italian Off
GERS would return from Washington
tomorrow morning instead of tonight
as originally announced. This change
in plans necessitated their taking along
considerable luggage and one plane was
used entirely as a baggage car.
Aviation experts hailed yesterdays
fight from Chicago as perfect" Seven
hours after they left Chicago, the 96
FascistS, riding their twin-hulled flying
boats, steamed down the Hudson over
Manhattan'S towers.
Above the din from skyscrapers,
rivers, bays and sidewalks the 300
horsepower motors could be heard. AS
the planes dropped to landing on
Jamaica Bay, crowd of at least $4,000
at Floyd Bennett Airport went wild,
but it was a girl of IA who stole the
show.
Clad in a scarlet bathing suit, Miss
Grace Mastelloni dived into the bay
and swan to the barge carrying digni-
taries to greet Balbo.
She hooked on to the prov, waved
and cried: =
viva Italia! Avante Balbo!"
Balbo's eyes flashed, he smiled and
saluted.
The Italian hero watched admiringly
Evening star., 1933-07-20

while the dirigible Macon put on a
little show for him, releasing tiny
planes.
AS the aviator and his young men
rode off in motor cars, women fought
to get near them. while men of italian
blood punctuated the applause with the
Fascist revival of ancient Rome's greet
ing:
Ella, Ella, Ella, Alala!" they shouted
Throngs of women pressed around a
hotel where Balbo's young men went to
dine and rest while Balbo and his
senior officers were being feted at the
Yates Sterling and other officials. Girls
burst from the crowd and kissed, the
youths.
Flyer Repulses Admirer.
One young flyer, however, was not
to be kissed. A stout girl, modishly
dressed, slipped up behind him and
threw her arms around him. Whirling,
he pushed her away and held her at
arms length until he was assured that
she would desist.
At his hotel Balbo in white pajamas,
talked to reporters.
What does this flight show?" he
said 1T shows that aviation is always
progressing. Instead of holding our
maneuvers over the Mediterranean. we
decided to take stroll to America"
After being greeted by the President,
Balbo planned to return here for an
official reception and to prepare for the
hop homeward. He may get away Mon
day, flying to Newfoundland. but
weather may change the date and
route,
Evening star., 1933-07-20
FLY HERE IN U. S. PLANES.
Italians, Changing Plans, Will Remain
In Capital Overnight.


NEW YORK, July 20 R.-Breaking
their return fight to Italy to pay a call
upon President Roosevelt. Gen. Italo
Balbo and 80 of his officers took off in
United States Army and Navy planes
for Washington at BIS am today.
Balbo was in the first plane to leave
the ground the Navy cabin Amphibian
which is assigned to the personal use
of President Roosevelt and such OF his
distinguished guests as he may desig-
nate
Gen. Balbo was accompanied by E..
w. Spencer, his naval aide. The plane
was piloted by Lieut.. F. D. Overs OF
the Anacostia Naval Station.
The italian general seemed in happy
mood as he boarded the plane. He even
halted a moment to pose for amateur
photographers who had slipped by the
police lines.
Gen. Pellegrini, second in command
to Gen. Balbo, was in the second plane
to take off. He was in low wing
plane with bullet shaped body.
Balbo Contracts Slight Cold.
In all II planes were required to
carry the leader of the Italian armada
and his staff to the official reception
in Washington.
Gen. Balbo wore a heavy leather
jacket and flying helmet. He said he
wore this garb because he had caught
slight cold.
Senior officers in the group wore
white uniforms with black and gold
Evening star., 1933-07-20
ST. VINCENT De PAUL
TO OBSERVE CENTENARY
Senator MacCarran Will Be Prin-
cipal Speaker at Meeting
Sunday Morning.

The centenary CT the founding of the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul will be
celebrated here next Sunday
At 8 am. there will be mass at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart, at which
Right Rev. P. C. Gavan will preach
Following the mas there will be a
breakfast at the church auditorium
and then centenary meeting.
Senator MacCarran of Nevada will be
the principal speaker of the meeting
Georgy ]. Cleary president of the
society in Washington, will preside
Cornelius Ford is chairman of the
Committee On Arrangements and John
Doyle Of the Reception Committee.
The Washington branch of the society
was organized in 1857.
Evening star., 1933-07-20
"EMIR OF KURDISTAN" QUIZZED
ON ARREST AT BALBO RECEPTION
Fancy Cane Causes Detention of "Mohammed Al
Raschid,' Born in Detroit.

Mohammed AL Raschid, the "emir ol
Kurdistan," although he acknowledge
that he was born in Detroit. He said
he has a certificate showing he was borr
while his parents were visiting America
The "emir" denied he ever had beer
arrested before and branded as false
the police record read by Inspector
Gallagher, which showed convictions fol-
fraud in London, Berlin and Paris. He
said the only friction he had with
police was over passport in Germany
years ago. This, he said, was settled
am:cably.
After the lineup he was taken to the
headquarters of the alien squad ano
questioned about his entry into the
United States.
Evening star., 1933-07-20
CAPT. Bremen LEAVES
CAPITAL FOR NEW YORK
Finnish Pilot Takes Part in Re
ception Here for Gen. Balbo
and italian Flyers.

After four-day visit here, Capt. Val
no Bremen, former Finnish air force
pilot now completing a round-theworld
trip by plane and steamer, took off from
Boiling Field for New York shortly be-
fore noon today.
Capt. Bremen took part in the well
come to Gen. Italo Balbo and was one
of the party on the official receiving
stand He took complete motion pic
ture record of the Balbo reception with
a pocket moving picture camera before
boarding his little low-winged German
monoplane. in which he has flown more
than 1900 miles in all parts Of the
world. From New York. he will cross
by steamship to England and then fly
home to Finland.
Evening star., 1933-07-20
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOc1ateu FreSS
NEW YORK, July 20.-A resplendent
figure in an olive green uniform, yards
of gold braid, yellow gloves, purple fez
and glistening riding boots passed across
the brilliantly lighted platform in the
police lineup today.
Indignantly he discussed with In
spector Gallagher his arrest last night
at the hotel headquarters of Gen. Italo
Balbo, Italian air minister. He had
Just shaken hands with the Italian air
hero when a detective took his fancy
cane and charged him with violation OF
the Sullivan anti-weapon law. The de-
tective said the handle of the cane was
loaded with lead.
The prisoner described himself as
Evening star., 1933-07-20
Socialists DenOunce
Flight of Balbo as
Fascist Propaganda
Ev the Associated Press.

Rv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 20.-The
Socialist party of New York is
sued statement today denounc-
ing the reception accorded Gen.
Italo Balbo and his Italian flyers
as IAN affront to American
democracy"
Americans must not permit
justified admiration for magnifi-
cence of Balbo's air flight to blind
them to the political significance
of the visit of 100 Fascist propa-
gandists to this country" the
statement said.
Evening star., 1933-07-20

by regular passenger and commercial
service by air, which we will all see in
the not distant future"
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
Ewing Y Mitchell had the following
words of praise for Balbo:
Your mass flight from Orbetello,
Italy. to Chicago was a feat that grips
the imagination. offer heartiest con-
gratulations upon your success, and in
doing SO, extend the congratulations
and best wishes of all civil airmen in
the United States.
The idea of "a large aircraft max
ing a journey in formation from Italy
across the Atlantic to North America
and then inland to Chicago is stu
pendous enough. Now you propose to
crown this achievement by return
journey I am confident that you will
be equally successful in this flight, and
wish you to know that the flying people
in the United States share that feeling.
We shall follow reports of your progress
with the keenest interest"