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Evening star., 1936-03-29

The merit article in this series
rill be published Monday.
The Four Aces will be pleased to answer
letters from readers If a stamped t3-centl
self lf-addressed envelope is inclosed with
each communication.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

Herman w. Beers, Detroit collec-
tor, widely known as life member OF
the American Philatelic Society, died
March z, aged SO.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
PUBLIC LIBRARY
FASCIST ITALY.

~ URING the last week Mus
solini has frightened his die
tatorship over Italy. The
- world wonders about the
deeper significance of his moves. In
order to, give readers an opportunity
to study the question. the Public
Library presents short selected list
of writings on Italy during the last
five years. accompanied by few re-
cent magazine articles,
Evening star., 1936-08-29
Device Electrocutes Flies.

Flies and other insects are electro
cuted by a new device which uses
light or high-pitched, inaudible hum
to attract them. Low amperage
makes it harmless to humans.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

and Federal supervision in the pic
ture will be focal points Of discus
sion.
This years new Committee on In
surance Of Shares is to report before
the hnal general session. The mort
gagor,s side of the savings and loan
business will not be neglected, how
ever, Mr.. Pellett stresses. The Com
mittee on Home Taxation will be
right to the fore with its recommen-
dations as will also the F. H. A. COM
mittee. Use of money which Is now
available to the associations by the
H. o. L. C.'s purchase of their shares
is a probable point to come up for
discussion and expenditures on ad-
vertising to get loans as well as to
get new money are to be talked over.
Problems Of property value will be
treated in the sessions of the Society
Of Residential Appraisers, holding its
second annual meeting with the league
since 1t sprang into being out Of the
leagues appraising division two years
ago. A full days session will be held
by the society, half of it at a time
when none Of the other divisional or
general sessions are on and thus the
greater portion Of the savings and loan
delegates will get in on these special
lied concerns Of the appraisers. Mr..
Pellett predicts that this savings and
loan convention will draw a much
larger RrOuD than lISlJa1 of the nror
ticing appraisers throughout the coun-
try because of the interest in specific
residential evaluation which has been
fostered by the society this past year.
A session has been arranged for the
Federal Home Loan Bank officers and
directors, most of them savings and
loan men, between ITS and 200 of
whom are expected to attend the
United States League Convention.
Having pushed the business of this
home financing reserve system about
Evening star., 1936-08-29
INVESTORS TOPIC
FOR CONVENTION
Building and Loan League
of New York to Meet
October 14-16.
epeciai Dispatch to the star.

NEW YORK, August 29.-The in
vestors whose money makes possible
billions Of dollars for home mortgage
purposes will be the center of discus
sion at the Forty-fourth Annual Con-
vention Of the United States Building
and Loan League in New York Octo-
ber 14-16. L. w. Pellet of Newburgh,
president Of the league, indicates that
for the last several years the borrower
from these institutions has been the
sum and substance of the concern
which brings between / 800 and 1000
managers Of thrift and home financ-
ing institutions together for a con.
vention annually, but that this year
with how Of funds into home owners
hands definitely re-established with
the savings and loan associations
rounding out a billion dollar lending
year there will be attention to the in
vestors' side Of the mortgage lending
business.
Evidence Of this comes in some of
the preliminary topics announced for
the meeting which is expected to be
the largest ever held. Dividends, the
price Of money. degree of liquidity in
mortgage institutions, social security,
auditing procedure, the role of State
Evening star., 1936-08-29
Home MOderniZatiOn
New Incinerator Solves Problem of Safe Disposal
of Refuse.

year. It is a perforated pipe which
passes down to the bottom of the main
body, thereby preventing the smother
ing of the fire, which ordinarily occurs
in q closely packed container. The
top of the f1ue is provided with a
spark arrester of perforated metal.
After the fire is started, it will not 60
out as long as there is something to
burn, and it is not necessary to stir 1t
or attend it in any way.
An interesting byproduct which re-
suits from the use of this incinerator
is the finely powdered ash which forms
in the bottom. This ash may be used
as an excellent garden fertilizer and
compares favorably with many Of the
products specially prepared for that
purpose.
The emptying process is particularly
simple. You merely pour little water
around the inside edges, which settles
the ashes into a cake form. The stack
f1ue is then lifted of and the body
removed from the CRATE, leaving the
ashes in an accessible position for
dumping into box or wheelbarrow.
If you are building a new house it
is possible to install a built in incin-
orator which utilizes one Of the CHM
neys for its draft. They are very
compactly built and have an attrac-
tive external appearance.
BY using a device of this sort the
home owner can enjoy almost COM
plete freedom from the difficulties
usually attending the disposal Of va
rious types Of refuse. In fact, it takes
its place with the automatic refriger-
ator and heating plant as q time and
temper saver which will help make
housekeeping q pleasure instead of a
drudgery.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
maryland FARM
MEETING CALLED
DR.. T. B. Symons Invites Or.
ganization Heads to Map
Five-Year Program.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Nd, August %.
"A conference to consider an agricul-
tural and rural home program for
Maryland during the next five years
has been called by DR.. T. B. Symons.
director Of the extension service, to be
held at the Southern Hotel in Balti-
more Monday. Those invited to par
tic.pate in the conference and assist
in formulating the program include
representatives of farm and home Or
CARNATIONS in the State and others
who are interested in agricultural and
rural life.
Letters were sent to the presidents
Of the following organizations, asking
them to be present or to provide for
representatives of their organizations:
Maryland State Grange. Farm Bureau
Federation, Women's Clubs, Home
makers Clubs. Maryland Milk Pro-
ducers, Inc: Maryland and Virginia
Milk Producers Association. Inter-
state Milk Producers Association, To-
bacco Growers Association, Agricul-
tural Corp. of Maryland, State Horti-
cultural Society, Crop Improvement
Association, Stockmen's Association,
State Poultry Council, Vegetable Crow
ers' Association, Tri-State Packers As
sociation. Beekeepers' Association and
the Agricultural Committee of the
State Bankers Association.
DR.. Symons stated that similar
program was formulated and adopted
by those organizations. in co-opera-
ton with the extension service, five
years ago. Although the crop adjust
ment programs undertaken by the
Federal Government made necessary
considerable change in the emphasis
placed upon various features of the
Maryland program, he asserted that
commendable progress was made in
several lines. He pointed to the shift
made from wheat to barley and
legumes and the progress made in
controlling some of the most damag-
ing insect pests and diseases of crops
and animals as phases of the program
carried out in large measure.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

YF YOU nave Deen pOtnereu VIII
the problem of getting rid Of rub.
bish, trash, leaves and other ref
L use you will welcome the new in
cinerator.
Instead Of burning debris in an open
wire basket where flying sparks are a
fire hazard, you now can put the trash
in this device and be assured it will all
be reduced to ashes. The manufac-
turers state that their device has been
approved by many fire prevention bu-
reaus and the Good Housekeeping In
stitute
The incinerator is made of spe-
cial heavy gauge aluminum-fused-
metal body and stack which will re-
main permanently free from rust. 1t
requires no paint and, due to the cor
rosion-resisting properties of the metal,
it will last for years even though left
exposed to the weather. The crate and
legs of the burner are made of heavy
cast iron, and the tight-f1tting top
keeps it dry inside.
In places where there is no garbage
collection service this incinerator
solves a knotty problem. 1t merely is
necessary to use available rubbish to
burn the garbage, placing the garbage
between layers of dry rubbish and
lighting it from the top. The per-
forated bottom CRATE ard flue provide
an adequate supply of air even when
the body of the device is jammed
with material to be destroyed.
The 'flue. by the way. is patented
feature which makes it possible for the
trash to be lighted from the top and
burned down to a fine ash. which is
removed only three or four times a
Evening star., 1936-08-29
Dew INSPIRATION
FOR REFRIGERATOR
Discovery of Cool Air During
Stroll by Lord Kelvin Brings
Modern Luxury.

The dew on the morning grass sug-
eested the idea which led to the in
vention of modern electric refrigera-
ton.
Lord Kelvin. so the story goes,
walking one morning through his
estate. was suddenly impressed by the
coolness of the air and the freshness
OF the grass and trees. which he i'm
mediately attributed to the dew, ma
ture's method of refreshing our
natural foodstuff.
Dew cools the earth, bringing back
vigor and life. He quickly returned
to his laboratory in the basement Of
the Glasgow University, where, it
was said, he began the experiment.
based on the dew on the grass, which
led to the invention of artificial re-
frigeration now used everywhere In
the world.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
IMPORTANCE OF WOMAN
IN BUSINESS IS CITED
Pays $4,000, 100000 Yearly in
Real Estate Taxes, Maya
zine Reports.

The woman is not only powerful
influence for good, but she is a great
factor in business According to the
Kansas City Realtor, organ of the
Kansas City Real Estate Board, she
pays $4,000 100000 in real estate taxes
yearly. being the owner of 40 per cent
of the real estate of the country.
She also owns 80 per cent of the
life insurance policies issued in this
country and holds IS per cent of the
savings banks deposits. A per cent
of the public utility stock and Is per
cent of the railroad securities. Womeai
contribute each year $80000,000 in
taxes on life insurance and $83,000,-
600 in inheritance taxes.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
"HOME Of MONTH"
HAS ATTRACTIONS
Unique Arrangement OF
LoWer.FIoor Rooms Is
Provided.
Srecial Dispatch to The Star.

srecial Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, August 29.-The Home
Of the Month Committee Of the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate
Boards has chosen for its September
home a compact. two-story. six-room
house. This house will be pictured in
the September issue of q national mag
azine and built by realtors over the
country.
Some Of the attractive features Of
the September home of the month are:
A unique arrangement of lower
floor rooms. in which service por-
tions-hall, kitchen. stairway. etc.-are
placed at the front or street side Of
the house in order to allow living
rooms to command q view Of the
garden.
A kitchen so arranged that any one
working at shelves or cabinets is not
disturbed by the passage Of others
through the room.
A circular stairway which affords q
graceful exit from the hall for family
use. yet provides . private passage
for servants.
A lavatory on the first floor large
enough to accommodate powder table
and mirror, SO that 1t may be used as
q dressing room for party guests.
The house lends itself to wide choice
Of building materials as well as types
Of construction. Depending upon To-
cality, the exterior walls might be
cement block with surface coating of
stucco, hollow tile. solid brick or stone,
brick veneer or smooth stone veneer,
or stucco, on wood frame.
The clean. angular lines Of the
house strongly suggest that the ex-
terror be some sort Of masonry sur
face and not Of wood.
September's home of the month
plan was submitted by the River Oaks
Corp of Houston, Tex. Moore & Lloyd
are the architects.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
CLARENDON PICKED
AS SITE FOR STORE
$4,000 Plant Is Leased for 20
Years by Woolworth
Company.
BY 6 Staf1 Correspondent OF The Star.

BY Staf1 Correspondent OF The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, August 29-The
F. w. Woolworth Co. will operate a
5 and 10 cent store in the business
center here on property purchased
this week from the George H. Rucker
Co., it was learned today. The store
and site will cost more than $4,000.
An L-shaped building. which will
face SO feet on Wilson boulevard and
IS feet on North Irving street, will be
erected on the site of two present
buildings purchased by Clifford E.
Durrell, jr. Durrell has leased the
property to the Woolworth Co. for 20
years.
The store, which will be of modern
design, will have 1000 feet Of floor
space and will be ITO feet Deep Jud-
son Reamy was sales agent for the
transaction.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

ard Accounting System developed by
the leagues accounting division last
year. will make itself felt in many
parts Of the convention, with stress
upon this accomplishment as one Of
the forward looking steps in the field.
The directors and executive council
Of the United States Building and
Loan League as well as the trustees Of
the American Savings and Loan Insti-
tute, and the members of 81 different
committees, have meetings scheduled
for October IL and 13. The newly
created Public Housing Committee will
hold its first session on the eve of the
convention.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

so per cent ahead Of last years per-
formance, this group will discuss not
only its progress but the future Of the
system which has gotten to the place
where 1t e definitely effective In the
home loaning situation.
For the first time at a national con-
vention there will be special divi-
sional meeting for managers Of savings
and loan institutions under Federal
charter. The rise Of specific problems
concerned with this portion of the
industry. such as the proposal of a
new charter, and the suggestion of
branch Offices makes such a gathering
expedient.
A years experience with the Stand
Evening star., 1936-08-29
BY LAWRENCE CROLIUS.

F YOU have been bothered with
the problem of getting rid OF rub
bish, trash. leaves and other ref
,,ea y,o,, will Welcome the new in
Evening star., 1936-08-29
Unit Provides Humidity.

A new unit, only little larger than
a suit case, provides humidity, ventila-
ton and cleaned air in connection with
q hot water, steam or vapor heating
system. says the Plumbing and Heating
Industries Bureau.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
MALVERN HILL is SOLD
BY WARRENTON COUPLE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
WARRENTON, Va. August 2s.-
Miss Virginia Barker and Miss Lillian
Barker have brought from Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Allen their house and lot
on Gaines Hill, Warrenton, and will
make their home there. The cottage
is known as Malvern Hill, and was
built by Mr.. Allen several years ago.
A farm of 312 acres near Markham,
Va, belonging to the estate of Edward
Marshall, was sold recently to Maj.
Herwig of Washington for $4,000.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
Acoustic Ceiling Latest.

Draftless circulation and at the
same time absorption of noise both
from the room and the ventilation
system is provided by a new acoustic
ceiling with many small perforations,
through which air Is admitted.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
GLAZED CHINTZ SHADES
Bright Colorings Give Soft Effect
Through Lace Curtains,

Through Lace Curtains.
A newly decorated room in country
home had walls Of pale green. Glazed
chintz was used extensively in the
furnishings. Window shades were
made of this material. and through
the lace window curtains the bright
colorings of the chintz were brought
into the room with pleasantly soft
ened effect.
Window shades are not eligible for
modernization credit under the mod
ernization credit plan of the Federal
Housing Administration, but funds
may be obtained for redecorating, re-
flooring and built-in equipment.
La opinión., 1936-01-13

Poema de jose DIAZ-BoLlo
Especial para los pori6dicos Lozano
Dios no quiera, viandsnte,
que lleaues a exclamar:
Use oayo de mis- labios
la caneion anhelante
que no supe oantarl
Poraue eantar es TODD.
Ell "todop, que as vivir.
Y la oaneion eaida
Sc queda en- ell reeodo
del horrible MORN.
cuando lleoue Ell momento,
no 10 dejes pasar.
iTomale por ell espiritul
Y exigele que tie entregue
la voz que puede dar.
ST existe una amargurs,
81 hay un crimen peor
es perder oil instante
de la mejor locura
y del trino mejor.
81 MORN es precise
por vivir, ibien Sc muera!
LA ~existeneia es tan level
Y un canto, un beso, un rizo,
valen la vida entera.
Dios no quiera viandante,
cue lleeues a exclamar:
Use cayo de mis- labios
la caneion anhelante
que no supe cantarl
La opinión., 1936-01-13
MIRADA TRISTE
Por Armando DUVAL

Por Armando DUVAl
Espeeiol para los peri6dieos LoEdno
Mirada vaga,
mirada tierns
cue es un reflejo
de desaxon.
Mirada ~triste,
mirada rota
por la tristezs
de una passion.
Mirada neera,
mirada pia
que es alborada
que Sc haee dia
baio Ell ombruio
de la cancion.
Mirada buena,
mirada dulee
que orucifiea
mi eoraxen.
La opinión., 1936-01-13
p ALAB RAS
Por Salvador GUZMAN TORRES

Por Salvador GuZMAN TORRES
Especial para los pcri6dieos Lotdno
PaIabras, muchas palabras
brotan de mi ~corazon;
lluvia de estrellas que engarzo
en- poemas, por tn amor.
Mis- palahras atesoran
las resonaneias del mar,
la blsneura de los lirios
y los efluVios del Sol.
Con elaridad meridians
mis- palabras dan ST. luz;
ssnsitivas y alsdas
viajsn por un eielo szul.
cantan, cantan mis- pslabras
a la Vida y al Amor,
Ii, orgullosa,
diosa de mi in~spiraei6nI
En- ell limpio pentasrams
de mi sensibilidad,
tie he e~scrito un nuevo poema;
"Flores de Espontaneidad".
Nereida: son mis- palabras
eterna salutaeion.
3cuando, nereida divina,
me daras mi galardon?
Texas, 26 de
Diciembre de 1885.
La opinión., 1936-01-13
M | A NJ OR
Por Pas CENICEROS RIOS

Por Pas CENICEROS RIOS
En- ell imperio de las magnas cosas,
hay una cosa arrulladora y santa,
con ell suaye perfume de las rosas
y el Angelus que sube cuando canta.
Y cs de tan primorosa contextura,
que es mas sutil que ell aire,
mas blanda que ell armino, mas pura que la luz;
en- excelencias %candidas, con ritmico donaire
Sc mezcla en- los encantos sublimes dc la albura
que pende de Ia t1nica del divine JESUS.
ESQ es mi amor intense, de fuego y mansedumbre:
chorro de fuego liquido, 81 es carne en- incensario,
y espiritu alcteando a la mas alta cumbre,
81 recoge en- su senda ell polyo del Calvario.
La opinión., 1936-01-13
ALMA DE NINA
por Felipe B. GUERRERO

(Carinosamente a mi
hermana Maria)
Al YER tn riss
cuai de una nina,
tn riss tierna,
araeil, sutil,
mi peeho emana
en- yer de llanto,
risa de areansel,
risa de Abril.
ST penas moran
en- tn alma srande
y solo risa
dejas vertir,
no es que un recusrdo
que adoras tanto,
hsyas dejado
asi, de sentir.
Sufres eallada,
en- sileneio ignoto.
y tus lamentos
son gracias mil.
Risa tras risa
Koran tus labios
y ellos preeisan
mueea pueril,
La opinión., 1936-01-13
TEN PIEDAD DE MI
Por Jorge ISAACS
~tcolombiano)

iSehor! ST en- sus miradas encendiste
este fuego immortal que me deyora,
y en- su boca fragante y seductora
s%onrisas de tus angeles pusiste;
81 de tez dc azucena la ~yestiste
y negros bucles; 81 su yoz %canora,
dc los sueios dc mi alma arrulladora,
nj a las palomas de tus selyas diste.
Perdona ell gran dolor de mi agonia
Y dejame buscar talmbien divide
en- las tinieblas de la tumba fra.
Olridarla Ell la TERRA no he podido
sComo esperar podre 81 va no es mia?
6C6mo yiyir, Senior, 81 la he perdido?
La opinión., 1936-01-13
Los que Hicieron
Grande a Espana
Por M. r. BLANco-BELMoNTE
Y FUE Ell PRiM FRO.

Sobre las olas, la espuma;
sobre las hierbas. ell arbol;
sobre los wales, la cumbre,
y sobre la sombra, ol astro.
En- ell riseal de Vasconia,
roble entire los robes braves,
surge ell hombre recio y fuerte
-fierro en- filon soterraho-
con alma de gerifalte
que quiere volar muy alto.
Y ell hombre es un marinero,
taciturno y ~esforzado,
que sueia con ganar gloria
por su aliento y por su brazo;
pero la mala fortuna
Sc aoza en- negarle %lauros,
y ell alma de gerifalte
Sc destroza en- aletazos.
Cinco naves p~oderosas
en- Sanlncar sc han juntado
cinco aguilones cue llevan
ell asuila del Rey Carlos,
para ganar del Maluco
ell imperio muy LELAND.
Fernando de Magallanes
tiene de la fIota ell mando.
Y ALA van los borgantines
de Sanluear a San Pablo,
rompedores del misterio,
vencedores de trabajos,
domadores de tormentas,
en- ell peligro titanicos,
en- la adversidad pacientes
y en- ell sufrir resienados.
Cineo volcanes de Espana
febrecen los cinco barcos,
sus fanales iluminan
un Estrecho no surcado,
y sobre las oIas vireenes
van los b~aieles ~aallardos,
y al Mar del Sur desembocan
desde ell proceloso Atlantieo.
Taeiturno y obediente,
detras del Adelentado,
con hambre y sed de srandeza
navesa ell marine vasco:
ell primero en ell pelisro,
ell ultimo en- ell descanso,
ell sin par en- los audaces
y ell mayor ambicionando,
porque su anhelo de gloria
no halla Unite en- 10 humane,
porque hay mares cuyo fondo
jamss la sonda ha tocado.
Malamente, malamente,
a TRACTION y con ensaho,
las flechas de los natives
acaban con Don Fernando.
Y esta la flota sin jefe
y ell trance es muy a%pretado,
cue la genie Sc desmanda
cuando fracasan los mandos.
Y entonces sc muestra ell temple
del rudo marino vasco;
manda y lie obedecen todos,
rige y eobierna las naos,
pone en- todas las conciencias
llamaradas de entusiasmo;
por Espaha y para Espaha
rasaa el mar inexplorado,
descubre remotas insulas,
y, oosechador de Iauros,
su hazaha vale un Imperio
que enearza al lmperio hispano.
Cinco naves ~ponderosss
de Sanluesr Sc aleiaron,
y de aauellas oineo naves
una tan solo hs tornado.
Muy mas de doseientos hombres
llevaban los eineo bareos,
nj uno mas de dieeioeho
son los que, humildes, descalxos,
rearesan en- la Victoria
con Juan Sebastian del cano,
que fue ell primero, ell primero
-ieloria a su genio e~xaltado!-
que diera la vuelta al mundo
descubriendo Y conquistsndo.
Sobre las olas, la espuma;
sobrc las hierbas, el arbol;
sobre los wales, la oumhre,
y sobre la sombra, oil astro,
La opinión., 1936-01-13
SUPREM A LEY

P0r Ruben DARIO
81; Dios 10 quiere a wees. La sangre, las matanzas,
yienen como una triste y aterradora ley;
senala 10 Infinite momentos de yenganZa,
rompe Ia jaula ell aguila, %quebranta ell yugo ell buey.
Terrible es la tormenta que trae las ~acechanzaS
la rabia del rebano. las iras de la grey,
que pone las cabezas sangrientas en- las lanzas
Y arranca con la vida la pdrpura del reg.
81; Dios 10 quiere a yeces, y enyfa Ell catacismo:
hace brotar del fondo sinestro del abismo
las lfyidas borrascas, la negra tempestad;
para que surja ell medic de la ardua noche ira giea,
como diyina enseha, como corona magica,
tn nimbo constelado de luz, ioh, Libertadl