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Evening star., 1937-01-23

YOU don't have to worry about its TAX
ing up any room In those sometimes
tiny spots. .
When you aren't reading the awful
truth on its accurate weighing mech
anism, It slides away into a compart-
ment, leaving nothing but chrome
plated or enameled door. The con-
struction of the casing Is so simple
that you can have one installed In
your present bath room with q min
imum of tearing up and rebuilding.
For those of you who 60 into the
business OF having everything in the
bath room match, including shower
curtains, window curtains, plumbing
fixtures, etc. these scales are made IN
q wide variety Of colors, including
white. black, ivory and green.
Evening star., 1937-01-23

Time in which settlement must be
made and date Of possession.
whiteford stated it was also Gus
tomary to include a clause to protect
the owner from loss by fire before he
has possession Of the property as we'll
as prosecutions for violations OF mu-
nicipal orders.
Although the. majority Of contracts
do not contain a clause relative to
zoning. Whiteford stated he was Of
the opinion that the inclusion Of such
3 clause would prevent many mis-
understandings.
He stated that the sales contract
more or less in general Use today is
one which was drafted and approved
by the Washington Real Estate Board
number of years ago. in which work
not only be assisted, but also Joseph
A. Herbert, jr, councillor Of the real
estate course.
Rufus s. Lusk will address, the class
next Monday evening and will discuss
housing, taxation and Zoning.
Evening star., 1937-01-23

they are pretty sorry affairs which
have hung outside windows to deter
mine roughly the state of the weather.
These instruments perform a real
service every day of the year. but
there are so many other ways that a
knowledge Of temperature can be Of
value that you will possibly be sur
prised when we tell you about them.
For instance, the average cook
places roast in the oven and by
judging the time In relation to the
weight of the meat she can figure
rather crudely how the meat is going
to be when she finally decides to take
it out. How much easier it would be
If she would use one of the little
thermometers which are available that
enable her to plunge deep into the
center Of the roast, find out just what
the temperature is down there, and
Evening star., 1937-01-23
MORTGAGE LOAN FIELD
EXPANSION DISCLOSED
Figures Of Investors Syndicate
Show Gain Of 76 Per Cent In
This Type Of Holdings.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. January
23-Increased general activity in the
mortgage loan field during 1885 is re-
f1ected in the forty-third annual
statement Of condition issued today by
Investors Syndicate, which shows a
gain of 1872 per cent in mortgage hold
ings for the year.
Gains Of 8 per cent in new business
written and "a per cent in collections
on investment contracts outstanding
we're reported as Of December 81, 1886.
Resources Of the company. whose Of
fees extend throughout the United
States and Canada, reached the 1ign-
est level In the history, totaling 500
889,S55, gain Of sl7,978.156 during
the past II months. Disbursements
to contract holders in 1896 increased
205 per cent. Capital, surplus and
reserve gained per cent.
Included in total resources, the re-
port showed. were sl4,826, ,034 in Fed
eral Housing Administration insured
first mortgages, bonds and securities
totaling $22,l25,89l and $2,Als,61l In
cash on hand and in banks for q total
of $39, 9,37o 536 in liquid assets. Federal
Housing Administration mortgages. IL
was explained. are readily marketable
Evening star., 1937-01-23
PAINT LASTS CENTURIES
Cavemen Pictures Retain Colors
After 1000 Years

Near the town Of Les Eyzees in
Southern France is . famous cave.
where exists evidence that human be-
ings lived and died there $4,000 years
ago. These cave dwellers were known
as Reindeer Men" On the walls of
this cave there still remain paintings
OF prehistoric animals in bright color
rs vivid as II they had Just been
painted. These paintings indicate that
the reindeer men possessed q hign
degree Of artistic skill and knew how
to make excellent paint by grinding
the pigment with oil. To make their
paint they used simple colors from
the earth-red, brown. yellow and
hlack-and mixed them with animal
fats or oils in vessels made from the
lower limbs of the reindeer.
Evening star., 1937-01-23
LEASES neptune LODGE
T. +. Ryan, Sd, Moves Into Widely
Known Warrenton Home.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
wARRENTON. Va, January 23.-
Thomas Fortune Ryan, Sd. OF New
York has rented Neptune Lodge. Cul-
peper street, Warrenton, and took
possession this week. This Is the
former home OF James X. Maddux,
famous sportsman, and is owned by
his, daughter, Miss Winifred Maddux
Of Baltimore.
The place originally was the home
Of Extra Billy" Smith, member OF
Congress for several terms and twice
Governor OF Virginia.
Evening star., 1937-01-23

Covering Hides Shabby Floors.
Shabby. unatt:active floors give
an Office or apartment an untidy.
uninviting appearance. Great i'm
provements without prohibitive cost
may be made by using any Of the
modern applied floor coverings.
Evening star., 1937-03-10

| AHoScb VI Q
from its humanitarian stimulus. have
been an invaluable contribution to the
furtherance of enlightened public
health policies.
Her father was an optician in
Rochester, N. Y. She follows the same
occupation, correcting social astigma-
tism and even making the blind see.
at times. Prime ministers, scholars.
humanitarians, sociolosists and poets
visit the old red brick house at 265
Henry street when they come to New
YORK. 1t has become a sort Of home
base for those who think good will and
intelligence may be effectively organ
lied against poverty and disease. She
helps renovate minds as well as tene-
ments.
1t would be great mistake to ap-
praise her work by the early-day
Lady Bountifur' standards. She has
taken the hot end Of many sizzling
new idea, cooled 1t off and made it a
lever for inching up humane under
standing notch or two She realizes
clearly that cleaning up slums and
caring for the sick isn't the final an
swer.
In 1893 she was pretty girl study
ing in the New York Training School
for Nurses. A forlorn little girl, telling
Miss Wald her mother was sick, led
her to tenement of dank, appalling
misery.
In her wide social contacts she
never solicits money directly for the
settlement, merely telling Of what she
finds. 1t has the effect Of making her
dinner companion reach for his check
book. A banker, who detested her
fuzzy IDEAS" once remarked that 1t
cost $4,000 to sit next to her at din
| ner.
Her cultured Jewish family came
from the liberal Germany Of Carl
Schurz, in l848, to Cincinnati, where
Miss Wald was born Cincinnati has
been singularly enlightened in its So
cial background, and these antece-
dents may partially account for Miss
Wald But today New York Is no
doubt more interested in honoring her
! than explaining her.
Evening star., 1937-03-10

possible inside the constitution to
which he swore allegiance, he turned
1t into mere instrument for validat-
ing his DEGREES. He did not liqu' late
the various associations OF employers,
he merely brought them into line with
policy-as condition Of their contin-
ued existence. He hardly disturbed
the civil service In many branches Of
government. He merely changed its
spirit. He did not destroy the
church. He merely suggested q new
Interpretation Of Christianity. He
did destroy the trade unions-but
not the principle Of collective bar
gaining. And for that he set up
new organizations Of workers. in the
Workers Front, under the direction
and control Of government. He did
not abolish the courts-he merely
packed them, at the top, and laid
down the principles upon which they
were to judge the law.
Hitler's Argument.
President Roosevelt proposes to use
exactly this technique in regard to the
Supreme Court and with exactly the
same justiication-"the will Of the
people" Mr.. Hitler, when he came
into power with an overwhelming
demonstration OF popular following,
announced that he had mandate
from the people to accomplish certain
ends. These could not be achieved,
he argued, without authoritative lea
dership and unity. This unity could
be brought about by the process Of
gleichschaltung. And actually, with q
great show Of legality, he did switch
everybody into line except a few re-
ligious people, Catholic and Protestant,
who insisted on obeying certain i'm
peratives which they believed were
above the state.
Now, am not suggesting for An in
slant that what President Roosevelt
Is trying to do is sinister plot to es-
tablish a dictatorship on the German
model. That, patiently, would be nom
sense. But I am trying to show that
those who say that these proposals are
essentially conservative" are shoot
ing far Of the mark. II q President
with huge popular following, the
head Of party with an overwhelming
majority in Congress, the unquestioned
leader, therefore, of both the execu-
tive and administrative branches Of
Government, wanted to establish =
personal dictatorship and do it legal
ly." this would be exactly the way he
would proceed. He would see to it that
the one last governmental body which
he could not control was brought
into line" When Sinclair Lewis wrote
1T Can't Happen Here" describing
the rise to power Of the mythical Ber-
zilius Windrip, the first thing he had
Windrip do was to send the Supreme
Court home. But had Mr.. Lewis fol-
Evening star., 1937-03-10


Finally noticed the eyeds Justice Van Dvanter
mouth opened such
listening closely the argument OF Morpheus than
to counsel plaintiff.
legislator Indignantly storned back to the cloak
loudly told his dng
there hat he and announced things like that
should not be alowed this country
Up ppd a
IT to the 1t is getting fellow
around here"
NotTe difference between the and the Supreme Court
that justices all the dull stupid
their Offices they
regularly present during O day.
segregang sheep goats sharply
lambs goats
clothing
instance question inside whether
hair Of anbke really should
Lewis associates
the Presidents whether
probably
through and he establishes N r. A. Lewis become
influential than he lately Incidentally
authority heabouts considers
during
Evening star., 1937-03-10

There is little likelihood
subscribed for the
counting
necessary for the reuvenaton Of the
French P. w. A..
But there feeling in Congress
quarters. that the request Of the
u appoint the House OF
IN the United States hid sinister pposes The
on he HH 0orted lest agent
changed into agent Uho negotdtes
But the whole a in a
uaon did
nance telling him that Wall markets
french subscribers
over the future OF the franc In order hancy
ne interest Will
currency the bondhd
OF good standing the dollar
might them. ~
The Iriaron treaty is likely to
JOIN those OF versailles, ST. German
Ihe Hnearians intend to signify their
tne course OF this Summer when that
they, too have decided ore-arm.
matter hayeh
their reament ofdcay The
When the made the
electrical appliances"
aIpanes will be brought
Of
Vention Of the
Runania Now probable that satisfied with
protests.
Every time Mussoln
Bari radio station them.
This station by Arabic
Italian statesmen have established speakers and
the Arabs great listeners
During the Ethiopian
much annoyance to the British
after the uiu
Mussolini Slenced Bdris propaganda.
Now started
Evening star., 1937-03-10

cred to be something short Of the
1ydings mentioned talked dcao in the
the
Roosevelt At reception aerward
and some say Mr. 1ydngs shook hands only himself
At rate second rictory organized
local authorities for Friday and speech ,rH
oA tell the audience only uhat arranors
MADE sure OF that this time They haze invited
The Supreme Court certainly REGARDLESS
what the Senate the Supreme Court
again the other the infereniay
by denying review
The decision started thinking has in recent
years. upheld the rights of the
e1c) IN contempt McCacken
soa issue has arisen between the
old Newberry ~ ~
Evening star., 1937-03-10

into the motives Of Congress or its
policy-making function. What they
also say is that Congress has no power
to enact law which delegates-as in
the case Of N. R. A.-the making OF
laws to persons who are not connected
with the Congress. In that decision
Justice Cardozo, one of the liberals
on the Supreme Court, called this
delegation run riot"
The Presidents radio speech will ap-
peal to those who are ready to accept
political type Of agreement and who
will not take the time or trouble to
read what nine justices OF the Supreme
Court said in their epochal decision Of
1885. 1t will only intensity the oppo-
sition of others who realize that q
judicial system dictated by the Execu-
tive as to the views the justices shall
hold Is no judicial system at all.
tCopyright, l937J
Evening star., 1937-03-10

10 q common
philosophy, In
the direction Of
a uniform policy.
1t was the for
mula whereby
HI itler, upon
coming into pow
er transfer m e d
a manifold and
democratic State
into q totalitarian
and authoritative
State. He did
not abolish par
Lament, but by a
series Of meas
ureS Theoretically
Evening star., 1937-03-10

the court OF final authority-as the
stooge for his edicts.
II, then, this column urges over
and over again the most scrupulous
observance Of the procedures OF con-
stitutional government, it Is with the
history Of the last 20 years, and with
the recent fate OF European Republics,
IN mind. As the President said in his
acceptance speech in Philadelphia last
June. This generation Of Americans
has rendezvous with destiny" But
this generation Of Americans had
better not make any blind dates.
Evening star., 1937-03-10

Mosems now thriving they are under the Italian regime
Both Hitler Mussohni
this Summer
honeymoon
Following the advice OF certain schuschne had
10 aHoW Otto Hapburg
Claimed KING seemed as Italy not opposed
did not
intended ahead despite
Austrian chancellor within stones throw
the Austrian border packed his
to Belgium ~ ' N
Evening star., 1937-03-10
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Deeds of Lillian Wald
Prove Credit to
America.
BY LEMUEL r, PARTON.

ANY years ago this reporter
M found bewildered Iithu-
W. anian family, landing In New
York without friends. They
were looking for somebody named
Henry, who, they had been told,
would be kind to them. A bright in
terpreter concluded that they meant
the Henry Street Settlement. saw
one OF them year or two later. They
had found kindness and they were
happily established in America.
For the celebration OF Lillian Wald's
10th birthday today there ought
Evening star., 1937-03-10

was congeSted to
a direct attack
on the quality
Of the decisions.
This brings the
issue more clear
ly before the
p u b lie a n d
W h e t h er one
agrees or dis
agrees with Mr..
Rooserelt's rea-
soning, the fact
remains that he
has come at last
into a defense Of
the real ground
for his contro-
Evening star., 1937-03-10

even have labor unanimously be-
hind him. However, he may have
something to say about who will be
a candidate.
The goat about whom there is
considerable conversation in the
Senate lobby these days is Senator
Millard Tydings, the Maryland
Democrat.
1t seems Tydings delivered an adj
dress at the Raleigh, N. c., victory
Evening star., 1937-03-10

10 De hngS s. x
on all political
pickering an d
arguments. The
woman who will
be officially hon.
ored by the city
has b a n ish ed
more pain, i'm
planted moro
hope than the
! o u d es t talker
among us. H e r
Henry Street Set
tlement started
public nursing in
America. Its tech.
Evening star., 1937-03-10
DR.. DAF0E GETS RAISE
Town Will Pay Him $3.50 for
1887 Health Work.

NORTH BAY, Ontarno, March 10
P.-Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, physician
for the Dionne quintuplets and medi-
cal health officer for North Himsworth
Township, got raise yesterday-from
SIS to $3.50 for 1887.
Judge J. A. S. Plouffe ordered the
increase, despite efforts OF the town.
ship to reduce his pay to $40, upon
DR.. Dafoe's appeal.
The doctor wanted $3.50, but Judge
Plouffe decided $3.50 was all the town
ship finances Would permit for this
year.
Evening star., 1937-03-10

British and the French, two ma
tions with large Arab and Mos
lem subjected population.
II Duce is improving his
methods. Not only does he use the
radio, but recently he has ordered
several hundred Ethiopian Mo-
hammedans to go on q pilgrimage
to the Holy City Of Mecca. They
have been outfitted with splendid
clothes and been given a goodish
supply OF money, to show the other
Evening star., 1937-03-10
Legal Revolutions
Technique of Hitler's Rise Seen Warning Against
"Mandate. From People" Areument
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

BY DOHOTHY THOMPSON.
TN THE year 1888 the leader Of
National Socialist Germany in
troduced new word into the
language Of revolution. = word
as descriptive Of one revolutionary
technique - are other words, such
as Soviet and liquidation" Of
another. The German word was
"gleichschaltung."
Gleichschaltung means: to direct
everything into the same channel; to
switch into line; to govern according
Evening star., 1937-03-10
News Behind the News
League of Nations Technique Seen in Japan's Talk
Of Equality for China.
BY PAUL MALLON.

b
ME promise Of equality China
minister sato. caused privately publicly
Diplomats thought it probably
Eastern diplomacy Nations technique
there quite distance between words
the Paris and close methods Authorities
here therefore inclined count his
pact recognizing the territorial integrity
tn he
Evening star., 1937-03-10

HE opinions OF the ortters this o1pn not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN
Te stars e0oTt 0ve all sides OF questions interest
readers although opinions 1nav be contradictory anono
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1937-03-10
This Changing World
Fear of 'Sinister Purpose" in French Morgan
Alliance Lurked on Capitol Hill.
by CONSTANTINE BROWN.

LOOKS bad for China The
Naotake sato apponee military emphatcly
that henceoth China will be treated by the
equal footing
Paris said that there
against the Western nations the
The translation Of
government has trick
Evening star., 1937-03-10

speeches. The policy OF non-dis-
elimination against American and
British trade interests is also taken
here with = large grain Of salt.
+ X X
The decision Of Secretary Henry
Morgenthau to refuse the request
Of the French government to have
. fiscal agent in the United States,
while the war debt are still un-
settled, is considered as shot
arroSc the hou
Evening star., 1937-03-10

view. As soon as he sat down,
1t passed the army and navy
appropriations which consume half
the budget.
\ X X X
A new Representative from
the West had been hearing so
much about the Supreme Court
that he decided to go over and
take a look at it. A very dull legal
argument was going on as he
entered the impressive court
Evening star., 1937-03-10

message to Congress on enlarging
the Supreme Court was to get a diff
ferent set of judges who would decide
cases more in line with his conception
Of the Constitution.
Mr.. Roosevelt has shifted the main
line of his argument from the charge
that the work of the Supreme Court
Evening star., 1937-03-10
Roosevelt Puts
Court Fight
in Open
Talk Clarifies Issue as
Protest Against Quail
ity of Decisions.

BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
\ RESIDENT ROOSEVELT now
, has frankly acknowledged in
his radio address that the
real nl1rn0se of his recent
The Kusko times., 1937-06-04
TED McADAMS IS GOING
 INTO FREIGHTING, BUSINESS

Ted McAdams purchased a 36-foot inboard motor boat from E. A. Adams this last weekend. The boat, former ly owned by Pete Michels at McGrath, Is powered by a 12-horse Universal motor. It is equipped with a small stove and folding table and has side curtains which can be rolled down in case of a storm. The job is in first class shape and swallows the swift Takotna River current like nobody's business
 McAdams is planning on convert ing his newly purchased boat over to a freighter to ply on the Takotna River to McGrath. He is now making arrangements for the acquisition of small barge and will then be in the business in earnest
 He has had considerable experience n river freighting. He expects to be able to haul five tons of freight each trip regardless of low water, making a compete round trip every two days, giving quick, sure and dependable service
The Kusko times., 1937-06-04
[. .CURSioN TRIP DOWN
 RIVER GREATLY ENJOYED

Ted McAdams, accompanied by Miss Ethyl Peasgood and the Wandering Reporter made an Lxcurs. on trip down ths river last Tuesday evening Lo wis st 1Iassrs. Balls Ne, .obefts and Bill Nielsen at their timber camp. The progellor came eff whsle 4n midstream a.reast of the camp ana they over shot their mark by half mile before finally Ter edying the orouble.
 The l. miles were made down in 50 minutes. The stout little boat took the swift current on the nose and plowed back in two hours with Miss PeasgooG plotting.
 Takotra residents are wondering If and when the teacher is going to ap- ply for her pilot license? :?
The Kusko times., 1937-06-04
ELEVEN MORE EXECUTED
 BY SOVIETS FOR SABOTAGE

MOSCOW, May 25-Eleven persons T~re executed today at Khabarovsk, Siberia, bringing to 55 the number ut to death within a few days af- .er conviction for sabotage commit
 ed under direction of Japanese es- 1ionage agents.
 The iTfiietion of the death sentenc- es was announced today in a terse
 or munique published in the Pacific Star. newspaper published at Khab- avovsk, according to an official dis patch received today in Moscow. The executions were decreei by Secretary Shon of the military court held at Khabarovsk. The charges against the T persons executed were identical with the charges against the 4 per -ons e,7ecutad a few days ago.
The Kusko times., 1937-06-04
CHARGES MUSSOLINI WITH
 BEING VIRTUALLY AT WAR

GENEVA, Switzerland, May D. Italy is accused by the Spanish loy- alist government of 'the most scand- alous violations" of the principles of International law since the world war, in a book of documents that was handed today to the League of Ma tions in Geneva. The documents, the Spanish loyalist government aserts, how that Premier Benito Mussolini has turned his country into g truly belligerent power" in violation of the covenant of the League Of Nations.
 One of the do 5uments paIrports to be a secret order from the Italian war office at Rome to a corps com mander from the Italian army as to the movements of Italian troops in Spain. All the documents are de- clared to have been taken from cap tured Italian soldiers, who were fight ing on the side of the Spanish rebels.
 At London announceme2t was made today that the International Non-In- tervention Committee, composed of representatives Of 27 European na- tions, had virtually aban lsned plans for an armistiee in the Spanish civil strife.
The Kusko times., 1937-06-04
TIT HAPPENED THIS WAY

Alaska Egan, co-publisher of The Kusko Times, made a trip to McGrath this week in company with Joe Oates, 5r-, on the Sea Wolf last Sunday af- ternoon, planning on returning Tues day They report a fine trip in every way.
 No serious mishaps occurred aside from the fact that Joe Oates got nicely soaked without falling into the river when he was trying to learn how to pump out the Sea Wolf and read a lurid magazine story at the same time. Joe, however, got even with Egan for laughing at him the next day in McGra.h when they went for ride in Joe's motor boat. Egan fell into ths river in front of Oddie Eallson's place while attempting to make a change from the boat to the ladder leading up to 0ddie's high water retreat He insists that 1t took him several days to dry out. hence the excuse for not arriving back on the job until Thursday night.