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Evening star., 1937-09-12

NSOnlllueO from rage B-1.
tember %, it was decided to close the
Arlington. Memorial Bridge to all We
hicular traffic at 7:30 pm. Rock
Creek and East Potomac parkways
will be closed south of Virginia ave-
nue to the Lincoln Memorial. West
bound traffic on Constitution avenue
will be detoured north at Twenty
second street.
During the speed boat races Sep
tember "a to 26, the Speedway around
Hains Point in East Potomac Park
will be closed to all motor vehicles ap-
proximately one hour prior to the
start OF the races, or when all parking
space between the Railroad Bridge and
Hains Point has been occupied. After
this traffic will be detoured north on
Fourteenth street at the underpass
entrance to East Potomac Park.
Following the races automobiles
which would otherwise use the High
way Bridge will be detoured so as to
avoid congestion at the exit from East
Potomac Park
Councillor declared these arrange
ments will prevent recurrence of con-
gestion that harassed spectators leav-
ing previous regattas. He said a fire.
quent and continuous bus service will
be provided for the races and for the
night show
Loudspeakers will be installed To
Keep occupants of the grandstands ad-
vised OF race and pageant develop
ments.
Tickets for the races and pageant
are on sale at leading hotels. the
american Automobile Association and
the Keystone Automobile Club.
c. c. Cappel, chairman of the Ticket
Committee, said there will be two types
Of tickets-reserved seats at IS cents
Tor the racing events, which start Sep
tember Is with sailing craft on the
course, and reserved seats at the Water
Gate, near the Memorial Bridge. for
the pageant and fireworks. The latter
will cost s1.10, with boxes available
at $3.50.
There has been an unexpected early
demand for choice seats, and Cappel
urged that those wishing the best
seats do not delay in applying for res
ervations.
Tickets also may be obtained at the
regatta office in room Ill, Willard
Hotel.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

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to get relief from the most distressing symp-
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research and clinical work in order to deter
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DR.. Frederic Damraus eminent physician Of
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and reported most favorably concerning the
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had free on reques,.l In his research, DR..
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Evening star., 1937-09-12
EUROPE HAS MANY
BIG cCO-0PERAT|vES.
Figures Show Membership
of Societies Exceeds 1OO,-
0O0,0 Families.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
Co-operatives such as Edward A.
Filene has offered to finance at Green
belt Village in nearby Maryland al
ready have reached big business pro-
portions in Europe
Figures assembled recently showed
that world membership of co-opera-
tive societies exceeds 100,000,000 FAM
lilies, and that consumer co-operatives
alone do an annual business of some
s33 ,000, 100000 in 80 countries.
The offer of Filene, a millionaire
Boston merchant, to finance retail
business co-operatives at the Farm Sc
curity Administrators model town
would be expected to give that group
a flying start.
The commission which studied CO.
operatives for President Roosevelt
found it ordinarily takes at least 20
years for cooperative to accumu-
late enough surplus for financial sta
bility." Yet European co-operatives
weathered the last depression perhaps
better than any other form of business
enterprise. In England, they were the
only kind of business that did not seek
government help.
No Threat to Business.
The commission reported that CO.
operatives did not threaten existing
forms of business-except inefficient
ones-nor existing governmental in
stitutions. Rather it decided the trend
was toward three-way division of
all spending, one part in private en-
terprise, another in governmental ac-
tivity, and third in co-operatives.
1t predicted rapid growth of the
cooperative movement in the United
States within the next few years. Co.
operatives now have between 100000
and 100000 American members, and
do an annual business of some $780,
900 900.
The commission found that definite
principles must be followed If any
cooperative society meets success.
They were set down as:
i. Open membership and ownership,
Evening star., 1937-09-12
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Low cred In
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nothing but essence OF garlic and parsley in
great concentration. This we positively
guarantee.
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morning headaches and frequent spells OF
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and so discover for yourself Just how helpful
these tablets may be in your case. But when
you 20 to buy. be sure that you Get the
original and genuine ALLIMIN Essence
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by getting the genuine ALLlMIN can
you be sure OF getting the same tablets ussd
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Evening star., 1937-09-12
CONSTITUTION DAY
EXHIBIT IS SHOWN
Portraits and Documents to
Be Displayed at Library
Until Sept. 30.

An exhibit of portraits and docu-
nnents pertaining to the framing and
ratification of the Constitution has
been placed on display at the Public
Library, Eighth and K streets, until
September 80.
1t has been substituted for the
Mellon exhibit, which was placed in
the library for three weeks but kept
for, only one week in order to make
way for the Constitution display. The
Mellon exhibit will again be placed
In the library on October /.
The new exhibit is shown in COM
memoration of the 15oth anniversary
Of the adoption Of the Constitution.
Portraits of Signers.
Included in the display are portraits
Of 81 of the 80 signers of the docu-
ment and William jackson, secretary
to the Constitutional Convention. Por-
traits of Thomas FitzSimons of Penn
sylvania and Jacob Broom of Della
ware have never been located. The
portraits on display are reproductions
of the originals, including the work
of Stuart, Rosenthal, ST. Memins and
other famous painters of the Colonial
period
Among the portraits are those of
George Washington, president of the
Constitutional Convention as we'll as
deputy from Virginia; James Madi-
son, Benjamin Franklin, Charles
Cotesworth Pinckney. Charles Pinck-
ney, Rufus King, Roger Sherman,
Abraham Baldwin. John Langdon,
Nicholas Gilman, Nathaniel Gorham,
William Samuel johnson, Alexander
Hamilton, William Livingston, David
Brearley, William Patterson, Jonathan
Dayton, Dan of st. Thomas Jenifer,
Thomas Mif1lin, Robert Morris, Gou-
veneur Morris, James Wilson. Jared
1ngersoll, George Clymer. George
Read, Cunning Bedford, John Dick
inson, Richard Bassett, James Nc
Henry. Daniel Carroll, John Blair,
William Blount, Richard Dobbs
spaight. Hugh Williamson, John Rut-
ledge, Pierce Butler and William Few.
Steel Engravings.
There also are steel engravings of
persons connected indirectly or directly
with the framing or ratification of
the Constitution, including Robert
Livingston, Thomas Jefferson John
Jay, John Marshall, Oliver Ellsworth,
George Clinton, Patrick Henry and
William Pinkney. The exhibit con-
tains copy of the Constitution and
facsimiles of various documents per-
tanning to its formation.
The entire exhibit is from the col
lection of Herman H. Diers, Ill Rhode
Island avenue northeast, employe of
the United States Bureau of Public
Roads, and is sponsored by the United
States Constitution Sesquicentennial
Commission.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

suffering from malnutrition or were
underweieht or nervous, and definite
improvement in their condition was
noted at the close, Eroh told the
special Camp Committee. So that
these benefits may not be lost, the
Volunteers will maintain contact with
each case. providing necessary cloth
ing, tonics and supplementary food.
The committee in charge of the
camp at Treasure Cove, Md. consisted
of DR.. Edith Seville Coale. Maj. Chris
tine Eroh. DR.. w. H. Clements, Mrs.
E. r. Grant, Or Conrad Praetorius
and DR.. d. P. Penhallow.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Constitution
Continued From Page BID

ertson, secretary Of the American So
ciety, Sons of the American Revolu-
tion, will preside: at the grave of j. F.
Mercer, a deputy who did not sign, in
West River, Ann Arundel County,
Mayor Louis N. Phipps of Annapolis
will preside
Six Graves In Virginia.
Virginia will decorate six graves In
addition to that Of Washington. and
also will unveil tablet on the site
where Virginia ratified the Consti-
tuition in 1888 The Virginia graves
are those Of James Madison. at Mont
pelier, and John Blair, williamsburg,
both signers, and Deputies George
Wythe and James McClung, in Rich
mond; Edmund Randolph in Wildwood
and George Mason In Gunston Hall.
A Nationwide observance is sched-
uled for pm. on Constitution day
the exact hour at which the signing
OF the Constitution was completed
Director General Bloom will start a
Nationwide broadcast at 3:45 O'Clock
picturing the closing hours and final
scenes of the dramatic occasion when
the Philadelphia convention produced
for America Constitution after fewer
than 100 working days.
Arrangements are being made TO
accommodate more than 100000 per-
sons at Sylvan Theater on Friday
night. The entire diplomatic corps,
justices of the Supreme Court. mem
bers Of the Presidents cabinet and all
high officials Of the Government are
expected to attend Governors who
are attending the Governors confer
ence in Atlantic City from Tuesday
10 Thursday have been invited, and a
special section reserved for them.
Massing of Colors.
Just preceding the Presidents ad-
dress there will be colorful spectacle
OF nassing the colors, participated in
by soldiers, sailors and Marines carry
ing flags of the United States and of
their various services A contingent
of 48 Boy Scouts will carry the flags
OF the 48 States.
NcAC OuIlNdy DiSbIlCb MdSOflS Will
attend special Constitution day serv-
ice at Washington Cathedral at p m
1t will be the first public service in the
newly opened Great Crossing and
North Transept of the Cathedral
Rev. Ze Barney T. Phillips, rector OF
Epiphany Church and chaplain Of the
United States Senate, will conduct the
service. Others to participate are the
Rev. John c. Palmer, chaplain of the
Masonic Order here; Paul B. Cromelin
grand master of Masons of the Dis
trict, and the Right Rev. James e
Freeman, Bishop of Washington.
Negroes OF the District are plan
ming an observance on Friday, with
Judge w. c. Houston, DR.. Emmett j
Scott and j. Finley Wilson to speak
at program in Murray Casino, 92s
q street, that night. Arrangements
are being made to hear the Presidents
broadcast tbera
Evening star., 1937-09-12

irrespective of race, nationality. poll
tics or religion
2. Democratic control-one member,
one vote.
8. Limited returns on capital: and
return of gains to members through
patronage refunds.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
A Bit of Witticism.

One English gentleman met an
other, the latter adorned with ex-
tremely large whiskers Pray, sir"
said the first, when do you intend
reducing your whiskers to a peace
establishments" When you. nv
dear sir" retorted the whiskery one.
put your tongue on the civil list
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Regatta

Continued From Page BID
Evening star., 1937-09-12
GIRL KILLED IN MACHINE
Conveyor Belt Drags Child Into
Ensilage Cutter.

RICHMOND, KY, September II
Pl.-Caught by a conveyor belt and
dragged through moving ensilage
cutter on the nearby farm of her
uncle. Earl Combs, New York coach
and former outfielder, May Combs, S,
was killed instantly today.
Her body was cut into small pieces
by the sharp blades.
Conley Combs. father of the child
and operator of his brothers farm.
had been repairing the gasoline
motored cutter and was testing it.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

VAN PATTEN PHARMACEUTICAL CO.. chieoss
81
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Difference in Time.

Some mems watches" said Talley-
rand, go few minutes faster than
those of other men; and on those few
minutes frequently hang the glory or
the ruin Of an empire or state"
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Top of Greasy Pole.

Disraelis observation over the pre-
miership Of Britain deserves repe-
ttaon. He irreyerently called it 's:he
top OF the greasy pole"
Evening star., 1937-09-12
CAMP OF VOLUNTEERS
HELPS At CHILDREN
Welfare Organization to Follow
Through on Cases to Hold
Health Gains.

The child health camp of the Vol
unteers of America, which closed last
week, provided AZ underprivileged
children of the District with carefree
vacations, ut.-Maj. H. Mills Eroh
reported yesterday.
All children taken to the camp we're
Evening star., 1937-09-12

This youngster Glenn wilson, is sho0n Nth the big drum
he Wi pound in the Community Boys Band hich
organized among the youthful musicians of Colmar Manor
Cottage City, Brentwood and Mount Rainier from
IS eligible and experience willingness
to learn the and director NJ wilson 116
Baker Conar Manor The band not allied NTH
organtzat1on community enterprise designed to gUe the
boys hobby Rehearsals are being held regularity
Star Staff Photo
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
Hirota Ilamo a conferenciar all
embajador chino en- Toxic
Quiere que ell Gobierno de Marking reconozca Ia
.mregua firmada porN jefe del cuerpo
del ESrcito 20

lebfado aver. Los ministries dis
cuitieron los prob,emas politi-
cos Y todos mantienen ell critic
RIO de que en- case extreme Sc
: ombatira con Ell Jap6n, Y Sc lie
,esarara la guerra.
Chang Kai Shek opina que el
gcoierno chino debe mantener-
Sc firme en- estos cuatro pun
tos: CSalquier clase de arreglo
que Sc haga no podra infringir
"a integridad territorial o los de
: echos soberanos de China; el
"Iatus" del Consejo Hopej-
Cihahar fue senalado por ell go
.c;arno central y no sc permitira
sue sea ilegalmente alterado;
China no aceptara destituir por
preston exterior, los frnciona-
RIGS nombrados por Ell gobierno
central, incluyendo ell presiden-
tie del Consejo Hopei4chahar;
nc 3 permitira ell imponer con-
die. ones al ejercito 90 en- las pc
sic:cnes qeu actualmente ocupa.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
LA HUELGA DE LOS EN-
A DE LOS TEATROS
ROYAL, RITZ Y CASINO

Entro aver en- su segundo
dfa la huelga de las taquille-
ras, porteros y acomodadores
de los teatros Casino, Ritz y
Royal.
Ell Casino, por falta de es-
pectadores, cerr6 a las 2 de la
noche. A las 1880, por la mis-
ma causa, cerro ell Royal, SIC
tuado EN- West Tampa. En- ell
Royal scdo entraron dos anne
ricanos.
Los piquetes, muy ordena :
dos, Sc mantuvieron frente al
Ritz.
Portaban los carteles anun-
ciando la huelga, dos de los em
~plesAas, una mujer y un hom-
bre.
Paul Giglia, organizador de
la nueva Local No. lie, reel :
bio aver un telegrama del IL
der obrero Luis Krouse, que di
ce asf: Representante Raul ha
sido designado para visitar SUI
ciu3ad tan pronto como sea po
sible..
A nombre de sus compane-
ros Giglia nos dijo EN- la mana
ma de hoy c'e a.radecia La no
BILE cooperation prestada por
Ell pGblico latino a la justa
hueDps rue ellos sostienen.
"Nada exagerado pedimos.
Tenemos In impression de que
MIR. Greek cOmnrender& que
nuestra causa cuenta con In
sincera simpatfa de todos los
ciudadanos ore viven en- Ybor
City y West Tampa"
La gaceta., 1937-07-22

Shan hal CRl, Julio 22.-La
situaci6n en- China aparece hoy
algo mas aliv;ada con motive de
la retirada de las tropas del go
bierno de Marking. La not;sja
de la retirada prodSguena
impression en- Toxic y especial
mente en los circulos militares.
Ell ,gabinete japonSs celebro
aver session y todos los dias,
mientras ell conflicto dure, Sc
reunira para analizar los aeon
tecimientos. Insiste ell go5Ser-
no japones en- que China debe
aceptar sus condolences.
Koki Hirota, ministro de re-
laciones exteriores del Jap6n,
llan6 aver en- couferencia al
emEaJador chIno, p!1ldnd0ie
cue Ell gobierno central reconoZ-
ca la tregua firmada por Ell jefe
del cuerpo de ejercito %.
Ell general Chang Kai Shek
preside el consejo de estado ee-
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
Ell MITIN DE LA GARDEN

New York, Julio 21.--En ell
mitin celebrado Ell pasado lu :
mes por ell Comits Norteameri-
cano de ayuda a Espana, ha :
baron los Sres. Norman Tho
mas, Earl Browder, Sr. Enri :
que Carlos de la Casa, DIR. Ed
ward Barsky, Jerry O'Connell,
Angelo Herndcn, Jose Pombo,
Marta Halberstadt, Cirolamo
Valenti, Vito Marcantonio, J..
Castillo y Humberto Gallant.
Sc colocc en- la plataforma un
retrato embanderado del gene
raj Jose Miaja.
Roger Baldwin propuso y Sc
aprob6 un teleRrama de pro :
testa al presidente Roosevelt
Por In iiamada neutralidad,
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
ACEPTA UN
ENVIADO DE FRANCO

Ciudad de MEXICO, Julio q.
Ell gobierno reaccionario y
desprestigiado de Ell Salvador
acepto aver a Jose Maria Ca
vero v Goicorrotea, duque de
Bailsn, como tninistro de Ia
junta facciosa de Francisco
Franco.
Este mismo personajillo re-
presentara al exgeneral Fran
Co ante ell gobierno semifascis-
Ia de Nicaragua.
Rafael Triana y Blasco pre-
sentarS sus credenciales en-
Guatemala al dictador Ubico,
como ministro plenipotencia :
rio del cabecilla Franco.
Los gobiernos de Guatema-
la, Ell Salvador y Nicaragua re
presentan la degeneration de
la democracia y la libertad en-
la America Central.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
EN MIAMI
PAQUETES DYE CUBA

Habana, (R), julio 22.-Co-
munica ell consul cubano en- Mia
mi que en- la administration de
ccrreos de esta ciudad hay gran
n1mero de paqretes que no han
sido distributes por no llevar
la etiqueta, en- idioma ingles,
de Productos de Cuba. Esos pa
lquetes, con arreglo a las leyes
americans, deben pagan como
recargo ell 1922 de SD valor. Am
plia diffusion Sc cara al probe.
ma para que los cubanos no in
'curran en- un error que tanto
les perjrdica.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
Estima Ell Gobierno de Madrid que los f~acciosos
u~tlizaron material de guerra valuado
en- mas de Glen millones.
Mussolini lie propuso a Hitler mandar el diez di-
visiones a Franco ST ell Fuehrer mandaba cinco
la ~aviacion leal destruyo varios aeroplanos
facciosos en- ell aerodromo de Avila.
Durante el dia no ofrecio combate la aviacion
italo-alemana de Franco

Los mineros hicieron certe-
no fuego de mortero EN- ell fren
tie de Asturias, causando gran
des perdidas a los facciosos.
La aviaci6n leal despleg6.
gran actividad. bombardeando
ell aeroiromo de Avila, donde,
fueron destruidos algunos ae-
roplanos que los f~ascistas ocul-
taban bajo los arboles. Varios
eazas del enemigo sc elevaron
y uno de ellos fue derribado.
La aviacion republican, des :
truy6 aparatos fa~cciosos en- ell
bombardeo del aerodromo de
Torrija, y bombarde6 a Villa
franco del Castillo Y ell bosque
cercano. LAS bombas incendia
ron ese pueblo, que durante ell
dfa fue atacado varias veces
por orden del mando leal. Tres
aparatos de GAIA del enemigo
huyeron al divisar la aviaci6n
republican,.
En- las "a horas no ofreci6
eombate la aviaci6n enemiga,
resentida por las grandes per-
didas de los pasados dias.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
LA QUOTA
POR BORAH

Washington, (R),julio 3D.
Hablando aver en- el senado a.
lrdi6 9. la triste situaci6n de
80,OUO remolacheros, Ell senador
Borah, del estado de Idaho. Es-
TINA Borah que la Quota azuca-
rera debe restablecerse en- de-
fensa de los intereses de los re-
molacheros.
Ell senador hara todas las ges
tones posibles para que GUAM
to antes Sc aprue2e legislation
qre proteja los intereses de los
remOlaaheros norteamericanos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
SISCCION DE PROTECTION
Y AUXI1IO DEL CENTRIC
A

Con ell objeto de continuar la
junta srspendida ell pasado
Viernes, Sc eta a Junta Gene
raj Extraordinaria para ell Vier
mes % del presellte, a las 8:30
de la noche, en- 81 Edificio de Y
Dor, donde continuara ell estu-
dio de las bases presentadas por
Ia comisi6n nombrada para au-
mentar las Quotas y dietas de
ia Secci6n.
'Es de esperar que todos asis-
tan a exponer SD criterio, pues
nos atane a todos por igual.
Tampa, Fla, Julio IL de 1887
Ell SecretafIo.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
Sc PRESBYTERIAN LAS Pc
TICIONES AL BROADWAY

AL mediodia de hoy nos CO.
munico Ell joven Paul Giglia,
miembro de la Union local No.
ll6 de empleados de teatros,
que Sc presentara a la empire
sa del teatro Broadway, situa-
do en- Ell edificio de 10 Unione
Italiana, un pIiego de peticio-
nes como el que fuera presen-
tado q los teatros de MIR.
Creek.
Sup6nese que la empresa
del Broadway 10 aceptara.
FL teatro Ritz, uro de los de-
clarados en- huelga Ell lunes, no
abri6 hoy sus puertas hasta las
2:45.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22

Tnforman que la aviaci6n fas-
cista- espanola aparece manda-
da por Kindelan, pero que Ell
vefdadero jefe 10 es un matari-
fe italiano que responde al nom
ore de Mario Bernasconi.
Los aviado-es fascistas eran
"supper-pilotos' Y Mussolini ha
blaba de ellos a "boca llena".
Arribaron los Chatos en- no.
viemibre, derribaron en- un dia
IL aeroplanos facciosos Y des-
de entonces... a Bernasconi Sc Ia
gone la carne de gallina cuando
oye hablar de los Eases" de Mos
cou.
Y, ademas, es muy natural
que donde mandaba un Kinde-
Ian traidor e Incompetence, ha-
va sido puesto, por voluntad de
Benito de Mussolini, ell verdu-
go Bernasconi.
ST no hubiera "chatos'' "mos
cas-, aviadores rusos v aviado-
res leales espanoles, csc italia
no escEvista seria un colossal"
genera de aviaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
ALFONSO EN- DIRECTION
DE PARIS

Roma, julio 22.--Saldra con
rrmbo a Paris, luego de pasar
una temporada en- esta ciudad,
Ell exrey Alfonso de Espaha.
Ell exmonarca parece compla-
edo con las declaraciones queeei
general Franco hiciera a favor
de la restauraci6n monarquica
en- Espaha. Los amigos de AL
fonso no ocultan su simpatia
por lo'que ellos .llaman obra pa
tri6tica de Franco.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22

Ell vicepresidente Garner de-
clara que prefiere dedicarse a
la pesca en- Texas, a tener que
luchas con los padres conscrip-
tos" en- la alta camara.
Los peces Sc ~enganchan clos
mismos en- los anzuelos; peru
a les senadores, para que "muer
dam, hay que engancharlos.
Muchos de los hombres que
dicen representa- en- ell senado
v la camara a differences esta-
dos de Ia naci6n, cuandp les con
'viene Sc concretan a represen-
tar sus ideas y sus intereses.
La gaceta., 1937-07-22
UNA RIGA SIfSoRA ACRE
DI0 A SU CUNADA

Habana, (R), julio 22.-Dis-
cutiendo la possession de una he
renc.a. Gloria MerGr,isz, RIGA
csehora, agredi6 a su cunada,
causandole graves lesiones. La
Sra. Menendez qued6 en- liber-
tad no oostante ser de cuida-
do Ell egtado de la agredida.
PersCnas de alto relieve So
cal apsrecen envueltas en- este
'escandalo",