Evening star., 1934-06-07

slsslppi Tor payment on bonds repudi.
/ ated in 1s41?-J. r.
A. The Supreme Court unanimous
ly decided that State cannot be sued
without her own consent.
@. Has Henry Ford bought the
home Of Stephen C. Foster?-T. r. w.
A. Mr.. Ford has bought what he
believes to be the birthplace of the
composer and will have it removed
from Pittsburgh and re-erected in
Greenfield Village, Mich.
@. To what extent is fur farming
practiced in Canada?-W. w. A.
A. There are 5,221 fox farms in
Canada on which are total of e9,109
foxes, Of which 72,703 are silver. Mink,
raccoon, skunk, marten, fisher, and
coyote are raised successfully. The
value of pelts sold in 1882 was more
than $3.0oO,oOo
Q. What are the nine command
mentS Of the Nazis?-W. A.
A. They are as follows: % One
for all: First for every one job:
then for every one his job. (2) For
the German youth: Take a spade in
your hand and go out on the land.
90 For German girls: Take hold Of
kettle, broom and pan; then you'll
readily get man. a. For the work.
er: Take work Of any kind, however
rigorous, for that alone makes you
and the nation vigorous. (5) For the
| professional woman: Shop and ONCE
leave alone; your real work Is in the
home. 90 For business leaders: A
grumbler depriVes of bread himself
and others. an optimist conquers all
business bothers. CD For housewives:
Don't steal your time away from child
and husband: get help by hiring a
domestic servant. 90 For the peasant:
The harder state fares. the more soil
must be cultivated (Frederick the
| GreaD. (9) For servants of the State:
| Whoever still remains bureaucrat
does not fit in today's combat.
@. How many are employed in the
| Lighthouse Service OF the United
| States?-G. w.
| A. The personnel Of the entire
Lighthouse Service numbers 1855 in
/ dividuals.
@. Are there any important
/ changes contemplated in the game Of
/ contract bridge?-F. S.
A. One that is said to be under
serious consideration is the elimina.
tion Of dummy hand All four hands
would be held by the players and
played by them after the declaration.
O. What is the present status of
United States-Mexican claims?-J.
w. P.
A. Two important agreements for
the settlement Of United States Mex
lean claims, reported to total more
than $1,000, 900, 600. were signed in
Mexico City on April "a, 1894, on be-
half of the two governments and the
Mixed Claims Commission. The first
of the agreements provides for a set
/ tlement en- bloc by Mexico of claims
| that are classified as special-that is
claims of American citizens against
/ Mexico which originated during the
/ revolutionary period from 1910 to 1920.
/ These are reported to amount to about
/ S400, 900 900, of which about one-half
| IS in question because Of duplication.
/ The second agreement provides for
the appointment by each nation Of
an outstanding national jurist for ex-
animation and appraisal" within two
| years of the general claims of citizens
/ of both countries. These claims in
clude all those, except the special ones
already mentioned, that have origi-
mated since the signing OF the gen.
eral claims convention by Mexico and
/ the United States on July 4, 1868. The
general claims of Americans against
Mexico since that date amount to
$3.50 900, 900 and those OF Mexicans
against the United States in the same
| period to about $500 900, 900. These
arrangements are to supersede those
provided for in the conventions signed
by the United States and Mexico in
September, 1923, under which general
and special claims commissions were
established.