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The Washington times., 1935-09-21
1. n. S. Head Says ltal y
Will Go to War

NEW YORK, Sept. 81 G.N.S0.
Italy will go through with its
Ethiopian program regardless of
England, the League of Nations,
or any other obstacle.
This is the positive declaration
of Mussolini and other leaders
of italian policy, j. V. Connolly,
president of International News
Service and King Features, Inc,
said today upon his arrival from
a two-weeks visit to Italy.
Mr.. Connolly, who had a
half-hour audience with Musso-
lini, expressed amazement as the
headlines of some morning papers
which described Italy as "waver-
ing" as he came down the bay
on the liner Rex. He said:
"This is just the opposite of
everything I saw or heard in
Italy.
"The thing emphasized by the
officials I saw was the positive
ness of 1taIyIS program.
WILL GO THROUGH
''Italy will go through with
its program regardless Of Eng
land, the League, or any other
obstacle. This was expressed so
positively by everybody / met
who has anything to do with
Italian policy that I can't be-
lieve that any decision by the
League except one that would
practically make AbySsinia a
mandate under Italy, would
satisfy the Italian government.
"The reason for this is two
fold. First, it is charged by
Italy that during the war
France, Great Britain, Italy and
Russia-with prospects of vic.
tOry-made a treaty providing
for the share to which she was
SiOns. When the war had ended
and Italy presented her claim
for the share (Which she was
entitled under that agreement,
Lord Cecil declared the agree.
ment had been nullified by the
change in form Of government
by Russia.
Second, it is firmly believed
by the Italian people that if
MussOlini had been sitting at
the peace table at Versailles, or
if he were the head of the Ital.
ian government, that Italy
would have been given a fair
share of the German colonies,
and this activity in Abyssinia
would not now be necessary.
What happened was that Great
Britain and France, with enOr-
nous colonial possessions, were
given mandates over the large
German colonies in East and
West Africa.
COMPLETE SOLIDARITY
"The thing tn. impressed me
most in Italy was the complete
solidarity of support of the
government. RumOrS of OppO-
SitiOn to MuSSOlini's activity in
Abyssinia are unfOunded so far
as 1 could determine. don't
think that America has ever
witnessed such complete hero
worship and unquestiOning sup.
port as is now given to Premier
MuSSOlini.
"In the 13 years of his con.
troll of the Italian government
he has not only changed the
physical appearance of Italy.
but has given the Italian peO-
pie the spirit of cOnquerOrs.
"On the walls of the Via
DeIiO ImperO that stretch away
from the coliseum are huge
maps which show the expansion
of the Roman empire to the
day of its fullest glory as an
inspiration for the people Of
Italy today.
Ten years ago the opposition
The Washington times., 1935-09-21
Maryland Clerks Ask
Custer Of Walter RUDY

BALTIMORE, Sept. 81 (Spe-
ciaD .-Ouster of Walter R. Rudy,
Maryland Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles was demanded yesterday
by Willie R. Jones, counsel for the
Maryland Classified Employees AS
ISOLATION. A petition filed with
Governor Nice charged Rudy with
irregularities, determinations and
violations of the law" in five spe-
cific charges.
The Washington times., 1935-09-21
G FOR THE WEEK

MUSIC FOR THE WEEK
Monday
Navy Band, Hour of Memories.
Navy Yard Sail Loft, 1880 a. m.
Army Band, War College Audi
tOrium, 5 p. m.
Tuesday
Navy Band, Navy Yard Sail Loft,
10 a. m.
Soldiers Home Band. $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday
Army Band, War College Audi
torium, 1880 a. m.
Navy Band, Navy Yard Band
stand, 1880 p. m.
Thursday
Navy Band, Navy Yard Sail
Loft, 10 a. m.
Soldiers Home Band. $3.50 p. m.
Army Band, Mt. Alto Hospital,
! p. m.
Operetta, "TriaI BY jury" Arts
Club Garden Theater, $3.50 p. M
Friday
Army Band, War College AuditO-
rum, $3.50 p. m.
Army Band, U. S. Capitol,
1880 p. m.
Saturday
Soldiers Home Band. $3.50 p. m.
Have you a little musical prob
lem in your home? Parents are
invited to write the World OF
Music for advice on questions of
musical education. Answers will
be published as space and time
permit.
Hollywood, in its usual original
manner, seems determined to
brand the work Of grand opera
singers with film titles that con-
tain the word "love." Lawrence
Tibbett's film of several years ago
it will be remembered was entitled
"The Cuban Love Song;;" recently
there have appeared lone Night
of Love-" Love Me Forever" and
now Lily Pons has just completed
her first motion picture, Love
Song"
Miss Pons, the celebrated
French coloratura soprano, who
will appear here this season under
the management Of Mrs. Doro-
thy Hodgkins Dorsey, is much
concerned with regaining three
pounds that were lost in making
her first film, Love Song" ]"
Three pounds may seem a small
matter to most people, but not to
t h e diminutive Metropolitan
soprano.
In fact, Miss Pons, evidently re-
membering the criticism received
in Washington last season when
she sang while suffering from a
severe cold, is making strenuous
efforts to keep physically fit.
When a singers throat is affected
by a cold to the extent that garg-
ling and spraying will not over.
come the affection, rain checks
should be issued.
When it is taken into considera-
tion the amount Of money tied up
with each concert performance by
a singer of such note as Miss
Pons, it Is a matter of grave con-
cern for the performer to keep in
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

student series to be given In sev.
eral high school auditoriumS.
While reservations have been
filed for seat locations, the actual
distribution Of tickets will start
the middle of this week. The ad"
vance requests for reservations are
in such number as to indicate that
the summer Watergate concerts
won many new friends Nr the
Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1935-09-21
Cipriano Andrade,
Plane Inventor, Dead

SENECA FALLS, N. Y, Sept.
81 G.N.S0.-Cipriano Andrade,
64, designer and builder of Amer.
ica's first sea plane, died here
last night after a long illness. He
also invented the Andrade auto
matte windlass for raising anchors
of ships at sea.
The Washington times., 1935-09-21
World Of Nj uuSic
E. R.ttG8H
Theme From Moment Musical" by Schubert

ethe best physical condition pos
sible. Such singers can i'll afford
the enjoyment of a cold as the
rest of us may.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

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Full time and Summer vacation work
must be between the ages Of 1S and 25
Apply 51O9 Ga. ave. between 3 and pm
PROFITABLE going credit business needs
manager. State experience and references
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Evening star., 1935-03-05
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SpcT 4 RAPID.FiRE ROMANCE EVANS
IRE ROMANCE sY EVAN EVANS

apartments of Gen. Ignacio Estrada.
And not living soul was in them!
It seemed to Montana, as the great
ness of the relief poured over him like
a soothing stream Of warm water, that
there had been a payment made
through the sufferings and the ter
rible shame of Rubriz, and that now
all would go smoothly forward until
they had escaped with the prize they
sought.
The governor had done his best.
Hanging things pleased Gen. Estrada.
He had hanging lamps set about with
the crystal of chandeliers. Heavy red
drapes Of velvet separated his bed
room from his study.
Two-fold curtains swept over the
high faces Of the easements. And
the our-poSter bed was all garlanded
about, as it were, with rosy and golden
stufIs that might have frightened a
bridal suite. There were other de-
tails that made Rubriz scowl and Mon
tana smile; above all. there was the
chair of audience in the generals
study, which was in fact like throne,
complete with q cushioned footstool
for his big feet.
Rubriz locked the door and then
went to the throne. where he sat
down. His brown body. naked to the
waist, lolled on a velvet-linei arm Of
the chair; his bare toes wriggled into
the softness Of the footstool.
ITO tie him in this chair" muir
INJURED Rubriz, "and then to bring his
II officers and to tie them up by their
Evening star., 1935-03-05

the closet would confine part Of the
noise, and the greater part Of It: the
rest might be muf1ed away by the
ponderous walls and the strong floors
Of the castle"
But before Montana could see to
work to run the mold around the
safe, Q hand began to beat on the
door Of the governors outer room.
Very clearly Montana could hear q
,, voice believing: "Excellencyi Open
the door! It is Sergt. Andres! Thieves
have entered the fort-thieves or
murderersI They have come in
through the postern!"
Bind softly-be easy with the
gags!" said Rubriz, bitterly, to the
Kid. "Now we are dead men! Why
did ever trust a gringo? You are
all women"
It seemed the end to Montana, and
as he drew his guns he stared at the
savage body and face Of big Rubriz,
and at the foolish luxury Of the gov
ernor's rooms, and thought that he
could have found . better place to
die in.
There were many men with Sergt.
Andres. They began to shake the
knob Of the door.
Beat it DOWN." cried one Of the
lot. BEAT down the doorl They have
murdered the governor"
Heavy shocks began 10 fall against
the door. Booming noises echoed
through the rooms, with the loud,
| quick shuddering of the door against
Evening star., 1935-03-05

thumbs to that rafter and to put fires
under their feet and to burn 'em one
by one and let this Estrada keep
tasting death for hours before he
died-do you see what q beautiful
thing that could be, Montana?"
The study Of the general was also
used, apparently, as q private dining
room from time to time. The door
Of a cabinet was open and liquors Of
many colors cleaned from the bottles
inside.
"But the safe! The safe!" ex-
claimed Rubriz. "All the information
is perfect except the one important
thing. Here sit like a king-a naked
king-and still we've not found the
safe!"
They went back into the bed room
again. They swayed the curtains
here and there, vainly. Montana had
given UP hope when Rubriz pulled
open a door and uttered q faint,
moaning, cry Of Joy. 1t was q huge
closet, large enough to be called a
room, and it held only one thing, the
tall face Of safe, painted black and
yellow.
cit is herel" said Rubriz. "And
we have the emerald crown, and then
some angel or devil will show us how
to get out of this place and back
through the postern after we've
blown the safe door of its hinges. To
work."
In fact. the position was perfect,
so that If the explosion took place,
Evening star., 1935-03-05
BRIDGES TO LINK
BUILDINGS STUDIED.
U. S. May Erect Two Spans
on independence Avenue
in Southwest.

The Government now is considering
erection Of two single arch bridges
across Independence avenue south
west, connecting building Of the De-
partment of Agriculture on opposite
sides Of the avenue, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth streets, it was learned
today.
Following receipt of another report
on the matter from the Fine Arts
Commission. the Procurement Division
Of the Treasury Department., Public
Works Branch, began further study
Of certain architectural problems re-
lating to the design of two single arch
spans.
Objection had been raised to the
original proposals to erect bridges of
three arches, as it was claimed the
pillars supporting the middle arch
would be a hazard to traffic.
Details of the latest suggestions of
the Fine Arts Commission were not
disclosed, but it was explained that
plans now will be expedited so as to
put the two bridges into construction
Is soon as possible.
The two bridges will connect the new
south building, on the south side Of
the avenue, with the building on the
north side of the avenue, at the second
6oor.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
GALLERY SPEECHES
SCORED BY CANNON
Unnamed Senator Criticized for
Consuming Time as U. S.
Awaits Action.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Attacking Senator who he did
not name for making sensational
speeches" to the gallery, Representa-
tive cannon, Democrat, of Wisconsin
introduced bill yesterday to close both
the House and Senate galleries to the
public so that some cause for delay
in the work of both branches of Con-
gress might be removed.
Since Congress convened" Cannon
said, important legislation has been
pushed aside day after day to permit
. certain Senator to devote long pc
RODS of precious time to the making
Of sensational gallery speeches on
trivial and insignificant matter, all of
this taking place while the whole
Nation awaits action, and 11,000,00
unemployed walk the streets hungry"
It is common knowledge that one
Of the paramount reasons for delay
in passage Of constructive legislation
Is caused by lengthy, useless speeches"
by members Of both houses, Cannon
said, adding that the Senate Is the
worst offender.
Asked If the certain Senator" to
whom he referred was Huey Long,
Cannon said:
Draw your own conclusions"
Evening star., 1935-03-05
CHAPTER XIX.
THE GOAL.


LV IA, MONTANA, kill me! I
- can't live!" said Rubriz.
ITO breathe for 10 min
i j utes more is too much
torture! I am going back
to kill them now"
Kill one or two and be f1ogged to
death by the rest?" asked the Kid.
Il thought you were talking about
revenge?"
Rubriz wiped his mouth on the
back of his hairy arm. So. gasping
for his breath, he drew himself back
little by little toward calm. The Kid
stood with his back turned on the
ugly picture.
Afterward he heard a murmuring
voice behind him: You could have
killed few Of them. I would have
helped with the rest. Instead, San
Juan of Capistrano, fix the day when
I can put my hands on this gringo.
Now We work together, but afterward
there will be day."
Are you flnished?" asked Montana,
calmly, over his shoulder.
Rubriz bit at the air like dog, as
though this last reproof cut deeper
than all that had passed before. But
he spoke quietly when he answered.
IT am finished-for this night,
gringo!"
And stepping past Montana. be
actually took the lead along the damp
little corridor to the small door at
the farther end. The SCOT from the
lamp had half poisoned the air; the
foul sweet of it was in the nostrils Of
Montana until he had to fight to keep
from sneezing.
Rubriz, pushing the door open the
slightest crack, pressed his ear close
to the crevice IN order to listen. After
long moment he widened the
fssure; he stepped right out in the
Evening star., 1935-03-05
ATTENTION statesmen.
Omen Meeting Tonight

SaIeSmen OF Amerlca.
Tuesday March s. at Epstein's Hall
421 11th st. NV. at pm All statesmen
invited. Refreshments served. No charge
Discussion of codes and old-ase pensions
FOR statesmen.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
WANTED-SALESMEN

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Evening star., 1935-03-05
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With your application. send full details
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Evening star., 1935-03-05
Scent Makers Seek Aid.

Parachuttng prices are said to have
dropped the entire scent industry Of
France to the verge of ruin. At a meet
ing at Nice, leaders of the industry
urged the government to take emer-
gency measures to protect the produc-
ers before they fail.
Evening star., 1935-03-05

its hinges, in between. There was a
noise of cracking, splintering wood,
but still the heavy panels Of the door
were holding. And far away other
sounds Of running footballs, shouting
voices, streamed toward the tower
from all parts of the castle.
There are the windows" said Mon
tana.
"Ay, II we had WINGS" said Rubriz.
Tomorrow, Montana and Rubriz try
q dangerous trick.
Evening star., 1935-03-05

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
SPECIAL ENROLMENT WEEK.
STATISTICAL CLERK.
ALL INSTRUCTION MATERIAL FREE
EDITORIAL CLERK EXAM.
SPECIAL STATISTICALs rnE AND GEN
stos1 t schoci' S2S 13th sf NV. Net. e55s. .
Evening star., 1935-03-05

Turkey Boosts Taxes.
Turkey Is increasing taxation to
provide funds for military purposes.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12

IF We except economic conditions
Il two fallacies are left which pre-
vent thousands OF women from haV-
ing children. First. the idea that
they'll miss a lot Of fun and. sec
ond. that they'll be sure TO lose their
beauty.
These misconceptions have almost
become legend with us, although lie
is forever proving them wrong be
fore our eyes. Let's examine them
The kind OF fun a woman misses
while she is bearing and rearing
baby is exactly the sort she can have
az any other period Of her lie. Il
consists. usually. IN going about
with a gang Of cOngenial friends,
staying up until all hours. dsshing
of here. there and yCucer a. a mo-
ment's notice and iudulg.ng IN what
Is commonly known as gay life"
She seldcms considers the COM
pengat.ons for such deprivatiOns
which would be hers. The greatest
eniovment any discriminating wOm-
an can have is the fun OF watching
the DEVELOPMENT Of a child-and
such pleasure is heightened when
the child is her own. In the entire
procession of Ife's flickering i'm
pressions, there is nothing so vivid,
exciting. so piercingly sweet as
motherhood. although few OF us re-
alize 10 az the time. The knowledge
ordinarily comes to US too late. SO
while we live moments. days. a few
years filed with richness and de-
light. We whine about missing al
the good times.
The second fallacy is even more
regrettable. since It contains no ves-
tige OF truth. IN an age such as
ours. however. which regards beauty
as the most priceless feminine pos
session. thousands Of women. clutch
ing tightly at a false idea. regard
childbirth as an outrage.
A good many OF them. with the
Inconsistency natural TO mortals, viii
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12
SPIKE TURNS Il;
HE'S BULLDOG AND
GETS FALSE TEETH

By Uuffcd Press
HAMMOND. Ind, June 12.-
spike" IS a brindle bulldog owned
by Jack Burchet. He is a bit
rheumatic but he growls realistic
ally.
So that he can add steak and
couple Of bones to his diet,
Spikes" master ordered a set Of
false teeth for him from a local
dentist.
Spike" was 81 yesterday.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12
FLOOD PARLEY CALLED
White River Conference to Be Held
Here Wednesday.

A meeting TO discuss pending Fed
eral legislation on flood control work
along White River will be held IN
City Hall next Wednesday. The
meeting was called by Mayor John
W. Kern and the Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce. Mayors, en-
gineers and other representatives of
cities along the west fork of White
River have been invited to attend
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12
A WOn1anS Viewpoint
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

instead 90 for fast lie. drink too
many intoxicants, ani live on their
nerves. under a mistaken impress
sion that they're having a glorious
time. All these things a-e the really
aging experiences for women. hun
dred times more harmful than the
natural processes Of motherhood.
To express IL in modern terms:
HighbaIls are harder on the feni-
nine constitution than twins, and
age one twice as fast.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12

Tarzan travelled swiftly all day and all night
and came at last to the native village. Mpugu
trembled strangely when Tarzan asked: The
white bwana-he is well?" He got well quick
the chief replied 1--WE wanted to take him to Jinja,
but he say no. he will stay here a while with
Mpugu"
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12

"You, too, must be careful" Tarzan replied
gravely. Keep special guard at night. We can
not be sure that the gorilas will not swoop down
out Of the valley and attack" Then the jungle
Lord turned and disappeared into the forest in
the direction of Mpugu's village where he hoped
to find ObrOSki.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12

by agators described gentle moo" in
a
specimens emitS musky scent
al be miles away.
c:EXT-Mho $ called the father of five countries?
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12

Under the pretext that he would hunt in the
jungle, and bring fresh meat to the company, the
ape-nlan asked three days leave. Orman readily
consented for the sequences in which Tarzan had
PLAYED ObroSki's role of the Lion Man were al
ready completed. Take of yourself, Stanley"
Orman smiled.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-06-12
Williams
BlOsSer
Crane
BY Hamlin
Martin

Trying to smile, the chief continued: He hunt
with U.S. First he is afraid, but soon he learns
about the beasts and he is no more afraid. All
the time he becomes and more like you,
bwana" But where is he now?" TarZan de-
manded impatiently Last night he Disappeared"
Mpugu answered fearfully
La opinión., 1935-10-01
ADQUIERE UNA PROPIEDAD
LA oRDEN DE LOS FRAN
ClSCANOS

Ell PASo, Tex, Septiembre 90
(Por Correo).- La Orden de los
Franciscanos, del estado de Texas,
adquirio en- propiedad la lujosa man
sion de James ]. McNary, ubicada
en- Austin Terrace de esta ciudad
y que es una de las mas suntuo-
sas y extensas de esta poblacion,
habiendose construido ell ano DE
1916 con I'm costo de doscientos mil
| dolares.
Los ~sacerdotes destinaran dicha
Residential para alojar a los sacer-
dotes exiliados de Mexico y allf en-
contraran albergue y alimentos.
1gualmente sc anuncio que los ca
tolicos de Ell Paso, compraron ell
edificio denominado Odd Fellows
Hall, en- la cantidad de catorce mil
dolares. para d~estinarlo a orfana-
torio de nihos mexicanos.
La Residential de McNary fue ad-
quirida en- la suma de treinta y dos
mil dolares 1nicamente, en- virtud
de que fue rematada, va que for
maba parte del fallecido First Ma
tional Bank, que sc declare Ell duie-
bra hace varios ahos.