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Evening star., 1937-05-23
Of the Gillespie No. Local, Progress
stve Miners OF America.
Right to Share Work,

Va WIG 1AiGoPAc 4>O. AOIAl, 1IO8Ic1.
sdve Miners OF America.
Right TO Share Work.
We are striking for the right to
share our bread with our brothers"
said John Fisher, president Of Local
No. l OF the Progressive Miners OF
America. Of which the strikers are
members. We will stay down until
the company acts on our demand. We
are ready to arbitrate."
Each spokesman declared he would
not make the first advance for q
conference toward settlement.
A demand by the Unions Executive
Board that the miners end their
"unauthorized" demonstration at
once" was met with an announcement
by strike leaders that union members
on the surface were discussing the
possibility of conducting a sympathetic
sit-down on company property.
Pfahler reported 1863 men still re-
mained in the pits. Yesterday he had
placed the number at 457.
THE men are in good health, fine
spirits and sanitation conditions are
GOOD he declared. They have the
mine cleaned up and in good shape.
There is no disposition to damage any
OF the property, but, on the contrary,
the men are seeing that no damage
is done"
Evening star., 1937-05-23
DR.. BOWLING GETS
MEDICAL AWARD
Presented Prize |naugurated
in Honor of Dr.. Frank
Gibson.

The Washington Medical and Sur
gical Society last night inaugurated
new merit prize in medicine in honor
of its veteran permanent treasurer
DR.. Frank Gibson and presented the
award for the first time to DR.. H. F
| DoWllng, 81, Of 2lll Bancroft place
The ceremony took place at the
| fortieth annual dinner of the society
at the Mayflower Hotel, in the pres.
ence of distinguished gathering ol
members of the society and theil
guests
| The award was presented to DR.
Bowling by DR.. Tomas Cajigas. past
president of the society. He paid
tribute to both DR., Gibson, in whose
honor the award was established, ano
to young DR. DoWling.
Member of Society IS Years.
DR.. Gibson had been a member Of
the society for 35 years, the speaker
said, and the special award was estab-
llshed in honor of DR.. Gibson s
splendid record" especially as per-
manent treasurer of the society. Each
year the award is to be presented to
an outstanding figure in medicine in
the city.
DR.. Dowling was honored particu-
larly for his research in pneumonia
A native Of Washington, he is a mem
ber of Phi Beta Kappa honorary fra
ternity from Franklin and Marshall
College, was graduated cum laude
from George Washington University
Medical School in 1881, and interned
at Baltimore City Hospital until 1898
He did research work in pneumonia
under Maxwell Finland at Boston City
Hospital from 1888 to 1894. and for
the past three years has been purusine
research work in pneumonia here. He
is director of laboratories at George
Washington University Hospital
Representative Starnes of Alabama
speaking at last nights dinner. cited
the need for new legislation to restrict
immigration, increase deportation, and
f1ngerprint aliens. Such measures
were needed, he said, to purify our
blood stream, social stream and politi-
cal stream"
Fellowships Ppresented.
FelloWships were presented to past
presidents of the society. elected to re-
ceive such fellowships after being So
ciety members for 10 years or more
Those honored were DR.. j. Beatty Grit
fifth, 10 years; DR.. w. S. Newell, 10
years; DR.. F. A. Hornaday, IA years;
DR.. G. M. Magee, "a years, and DR..
Caryl Burbank, IS years.
DR.. j. D. Stout, president Of the
society, presided. turning the leader
ship of the organization over to the
incoming president. DR.. Joseph Hor-
gan. Dr. Robert Oden is secretary.
The committee in charge OF the
Gibson award included DR.. Horgan,
DR.. J. r. McNitt and DR.. j. B. Grit
fifth.
The Banquet Committee included
DR.. Beveridge Miller. DR.. r. M. Bol-
ton, DR., H. F. Bowling and DR.. E. M
Pickford.
In addition to the speakers and
officers OF the society, guests at the
head table included Representative
Randolph of West Virginia and DR.
G. Mercer Sprigg, president Of the
Medical Society OF the District OF
Columbia.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

ing plants had been seized some weeks
ago.
Among the padlocked firms, tho
OsserVatore Romano said, we're the
historic establishments Regensberg OF
Munich and Bachem Of Cologne.
Another echo Of the encyclical, the
paper said. was report that 5000
Cathollc men at Weissenhorn, Ger.
many, told their bishop: we believe.
we take the oath. Give us your bene.
diction and your orders" Other mani.
festatlons of faith were cited.
The incident arising from George
Cardinal Mundelein's criticism of
Adolf Hitler at Chicago was considered
closed by the Vatican.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
MRS. RIDLEY MLEAN
SUBMARINE SPONSOR

Mrs. Ridley Mclean of 2l2l Kalo-
rama road, widow of Rear Admiral
Ridley Mclean. U. S. N, yester-
day was designated by Secretary
Swanson as sponsor of submarine 1856,
to be named the U. S. S. Stingray. now
under construction at the Portsmouth,
N. H., Navy Yard. The vessel is due
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Navy Band Braves Rain.

I'VE give you now this hat to pro-
tect you alike from the elements and
from the vicissitudes of politics. I
crown thee Jack Garner, Texan and
Vice President"
When the President and Vice Presi-
dent had gone, the rain began again.
The Navy Band played bravely. The
master Of the bass horn tossed a rain
coat over the open end of his instru-
ment. President Gridley, in manful
disregard Of what might happen to his
new pongee suit, took his place ahead
Of Capt. Bentner. The participants
in the outing ranged themselves in
military fashion behind the band and
marched through the village of Guam
tico to the pleased stares of the natives
and up to the barracks, where supper
was served.
Boxing bouts between Marines and
soldiers followed the supper. The band
led the way back to the boat at 7:30
pm. and the S. S. Potomac cast off at
8 pm. The four bars were reopened
and the homeward trip was begun
The band played 1T Amt Gonna Rain
No More"
Evening star., 1937-05-23

to be launched late in September or
early in October, the Navy Depart
ment said
The undersea craft was authorized
by Congress under act of March 27,
1884 Mrs Mclean is the mother-in-
law Of Lieut.. Comdr. Charles G. Moore,
U. S. N, who until recently had
charge of the press room at the Navy
Department. He is now damage con-
troll officer aboard the U. S. S. Penn
sylvania, flagship of the United States
Fleet
Evening star., 1937-05-23
CATHOLIC PRINTING
HALTED BY NAZ|S
18 Plants That Handled
Easter EncycIicaI Re-
ported Closed.
BY the Associated rress.

VATICAN CITY, May 22.-The
Osservatore Romano semi-official Vat
lean newspaper, said today 18 Catho-
lie printing plants which printed the
Pope's eastern encyclical on the Reich
have been seized and closed by the
Gestapo, German state police.
The newspaper reported the seizures
in front page article, and described
them as "dolorous echo of the holy
fathers encyclical."
In Berlin, an official government
spokesman said Of the report: This
is the first we have heard OF it." He
declined further comment. Private
Catholic sources in Berlin. however,
said a considerable number" of print
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Fewer U. S. Cars in BELGIUM.

Strikes in the United States, which
interfered with deliveries. have de.
creased the number Of new American
automobiles In Belgium this eprina
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damper and the chimney. When
it's open, it slows up the burning
speed of the fire, closed, it quick
ems the speed.
Ashpit Damper-located below
the CRATES and controls the amount
of air supplied to the fire.
To produce the best results,
these hampers should work to-
gether-When one is open the other
should be closed, and vice versa.
In mild weather, when slow, last
ing fire is needed, the check damp
er should be wide open and the
ashpit damper closed. When more
heat is needed, the check damper
should be partly closed, the ashpit
damper partly open. For ex-
tremely cold weather, the check
damper should be closed tight, the
ashpit damper wide open.
The proper use of these two
hampers insures the proper degree
of heat at all times on a minimum
amount of fuel.
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00M00
Golden
Dawn
--By
Peter B. kyne
Copyright by Bell Syndicate
WNu Service.
SYNOPSIS

Theodore Gatlin adopts a baby, Pc
nelope," in an effort to solve his matrl-
monial troubles. But his wife has
never wanted her, and their affairs end
In the divorce court At a baseball
game ball strikes ten-year- Pc
nelope on the nose. Mrs. Gatlin spirits
the child to Europe. Gatlin Wills Pc
nelope all his money. and is about to
begin search for her when a motor
accident ends HIS life. Some ten years
later. In San Francisco. Stephen Burt.
rising young psychiatrist is presented
by Dan Mcnamara, chief of police. with
a new patient--Nance Belden. girl
with a dual personality. for which her
saddle nose" is In part responsible.
criminal and obtains Burt's testimony
In court Lanny. the Doctors office
nurse. In also won over. Nanee's GRIM
inal record outwelghs Doctor Burt's
explanation of her case and she Is sent
to San Quentin pententiary Nance
escapes. although shot. and goes to
Lanny's apartment. from which. 10y Nc
Namara's orders. she is removed to the
chiefs home. From one OF the men In
the boat on which the girl escaped Nc
Namara learns that Nance's real name
Is Penelope Gatlin He also discovers
that she Is heiress to sT50.000. Fearful
OF Mcnamara. In his official capacity
Nance fees. Lanny finds her In her
apartment. sound asleep. Several days
later her partially restored memory
leads her to tell Lanny of her wealthy
father. Theodore GatlIn. and of her
girlhood In France.
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CHAPTER VIII

THANK you. SIR said Nance politely
and with quiet dignity. "You are most
kind TO take this trouble for a stran-
ger. and shall never forget It," And
she held out her hand.
Mcnamara looked In puzzlement at
Lanny. whats happened to herr" he
demanded
FIJI explain to you some time
You're brilliant chief OF police and
you've figured everything out to gnat's
eyelash for Penelope, but what's going
to happen to met"
1.-THE concoctlon of the plan I've JUST
outlined has given me brain flag, Lam
ny. It's cost me nights sleep. i don't
know what's going to happen to you
and don't care much. You're smart
woman, and III you can't figure a way
out of your end of the mess don't call
on me for help"
Il wish | could relish that compli-
ment," Lanny retorted dryly. "How-
ever, II you think I'm not going to
laugh myself sick over this you're a
poor Judge of women. Good-by, you
old crook, and God bless you. Kiss
him. Penelope"
A becoming modesty caused the girl
to hesitate just little. then she came
to the chief and implanted a most lady
like kiss on his blue jowl. you're
very kind, Mr.. Mcnamara she as
sured him again.
ACripes," he muttered and went of.
Dan McNamara's estimate of the
ability of Detective Sergeanrs Flynn
and Angelot did them no Injustice !;
indeed, they proved even smarter than
their chief credited them with being.
Angelloti's adventure with Dan Nc
Namara they passed over as an un-
avoidable accident; AngellotI was GER
tain Mcnamara had not recognized
him. He felt certain Mcnamara had
no suspicion that his house was under
surveillance, although Flynn had men.
tai reservations on that point, for the
Irish are psychic race.
After watching Doctor Burt enter
and leave the chiefs house on Thurs
day night, when they knew the chief
would not be home until midnight. they
decided to. Investigate. The unlocked
cellar door gave them pause Flynn whis-
pered that he was always suspicious OF
things that came too easy. They crept
upstairs and found Dan McNamara's
ex.conyict guest reading In bed. Both
detectives recognized him, so while
! Angelloti guarded him FLYNN made a
hurried but thorough search of the
premises They We're not In the house
more than five minutes.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Il can't get Nance out OF Lanny's
house tonight and can't get her out
In daylight tomorrow, but must get
her out tomorrow night" he decided
but howl"
He was at his office at eight next
morning. At eight-thirty he looked into
the detectives room and saw Flynn
and Angelioti tn profound conference
Half an hour later he stepped out of
a taxi two blocks from Lanny's house.
and when the cab had disappeared. he
made his way to the house and was
admitted by I.anny.
"Nance has got to make a clean get
away" be assured her earnestly. "be
cause tonight Flynn and his pal may
come with a search warrant The dis
trict attorney will probably Gull me up
before he issues II and I'll have to tell
him to 60 ahead and Issue 1t, In order
to allay suspicion. Now. here are half
dozen harmless hand grenades that
burst on impact. Three of them are
tear gas bombs and three are stink
bombs.
Now, I'll tell you exactly how they'll
make the pinch. They'll not come dur
Ing the day. because they'll know you
aren't at home and that Nance
wouldn't answer that bell anyhow. But
tonight, one, OF them viii ring the front
doorben>and shove the search warrant
Under your nose and step inside The
other will. In the meantime. have gone
around to your back door to prevent
the girls escape. In that direction.
There's cement floor around your
kitchen door, is there noti
yes. Well. when the doorbell. rings.
sou answer It, That will be Nance's
tip to peek out the second story win.
dow and lob three bombs down on the
cement beside whoever she sees stand
ling there. They explode with sound
Ike gHnshot and dlffuse their gus
almost instantly over a considerable
area. Now. whichever one goes TO the
back door will never be expecting a
citizen TO shower This sort of bomb
doWn on him. because they are not &C.
cessible to citizens; so he will think
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Home Heating
UInfc By John Barclay
l1t1ISO Heating Expert

IT'S easy to regulate a furnace
fire to meet the requirements of
daily temperature changes. All
you need to do is to understand the
functioning of the check AMI ashpit
hampers.
Check Damper--a fap-like damp
er, which should be located in the
chimney pipe between the turn
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ibid they take the lipstick7" Dan
asked.
'They didn't take 1t, they looked at
IT," Mcnamara sighed. The case was
getting little thick for him when 1t
became complicated with lipsticks. He
went to the telephone and got Stephen
Burt out of bed.
did q certain party, while guest
at my house, ask you to bring out a
lipstiek when you called in the course
of your professional duties. Doctori
'Oh. yes"
"Thanks. Goodnight" Mcnamara
hung up and went to the room lately
occupied by Nance Belden. On the
bureau he found lipstick. VANITY is
always the undoing of a crook" he
sighed and went to bed. greatly trou-
bled in his mind at what was, TO him,
indubitable knowledge that Flynn and
Angellotl, even though they had failed
to find their quarry. must be convinced
beyond the shadow of doubt. that he
had harbored an escaped convict In
his home.
He passed sleepless night. but he
did some solid thinking. so there was
no lost time. He had hoped. by provid-
Ing this sick convict as an excuse for
Doctor Bnrts nightly visits. to throw
Flynn and Angelloi Off the scent
and now the scent was hotter than
ever.
"Now. what will they do7 They're
morally certain she went to Lanny's
house the night she escaped and that
I.anny got her out of there In the nick
of time and took her here. Now that
she's escaped them here they may
suspect she'd doubled back to Lanny's
| house. Murderationl However, those
two dicks will never bother her with
out terrifying themselves with search
| warrant. They'd be too afraid of me
| But with search warrant and the
| girl to show for their pains they'll have
me foul. | couldn't open my mouth
! II they bring the girl into headquarters
| LII have to give them cheer ant
congratulate them"
He decided Flynn and Angellot
would sleep on their evidence and thu
suspicious 1t had aroused. compare
notes In the morning and decide upor
course OF action. They would have
to adduce some nominal evidence II
support their suspicion before the dis
| trict attorney would consent to Issu,
| the search warrant, for a search war
rant Is not issued lightly. In the morn
Ing they would induce some stool
| pigeon to tell the district attorney tina
he had seen Nance BeIden's face a
the window Of I.anny's home. Possihl,
they might induce the patrolman OIL
| that beat to stretch the truth little
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they're electric light bulbs tossed down
to scare him away. By the way, have
Nance toss one electric light bulb
down first and then follow with two
tear bom5s-here. I'll make a mark
with my pencil on the tear bombs Be
fore he realizes what has happened
he'll be weeping like Nlobe and unable
to see anything In the darkness.
'But bear this In mind, Lanny. He'll
not desert his post. He'll hug the back
door and be ready to grab her when
sue comes. He'll stick II out. That's
the tine Nance must drop stink
bomb beside him.
Meanwhile the man N front will
hear the explosions. II the one In back
cries out, the one In front Will figure
he has been shot and will run to the
back door to help him. AS he opens
the back door his pal will grab him.
You must follow at his heels and shut
and bolt the door instantly. or you'll
get yours, too. There will be a mo-
mentary struggle between Flynn and
Angelloti In the dark because the front
door man will think he has the scoun-
drel that hurled the bombs: and by the
time they discover each others iden.
tity, the front door man Will be as
slghtless and Iii as the back door man.
Nance, word to you now
MY name Is Penelope Gatlin. Dan"
My error. Penelope, the instant you
drop those first two bombs, shut down
the window. And, remember, all the
lights In the rear of the house and
particularly In the kitchen must be
turned of. When the front door man
Is struggling with his pal and Lanny
has closed the door, her scream willbe
| your cue to open the window again,
Just long enough TO pay the rest of
your eggs on the scrimmage. You must
| be dressed for the street and have some
money In your pocket. Got any,"
NO"
Here's two hundred"
I'll send you my check. Thanks
| And she took the money.
| Immediately after tossing the last
of the bombs, close the window and
beat 1t downstairs and out the front
door. III leave a coupe, with the mo-
tor running, parked at the curb across
the street. Can you driver"
I can drive. Dan"
very well. then. Climb into the car
and beat It,,
/ BEAT 1t where?n
Los Angeles, San Diego, anywhere
Keep on going. and when you get there
send me wire to the central station
merely giving your address. Then lay
low until somebody comes after you
Keep of the street. Lanny. you must
| disguise her nose. Clamp waddine
| OF cotton and neat dressing over II
to hide the dish In It. Amy lady Is
liable TO have an injury to her nose
and wear dressing ON It. Now, Ii
everything understoodlr
/ Nance nodded, and Lanny's silence
gave consent you'll probably get 6
whiff of what's good for Flynn ant
Angelloti." Mcnamara advised Lanny
but you'll get over 1t. When you loi
over the last of your rotten eggs
Penelope, do not breathe. and Gloss
your eyes tightly until you have CLOSED
the window again. Then-out of tht
house. like shot. This plan of MINE
IL fool-nroof If followed absolutely, bu
It's you for San Quentin again If Il
Isn't, my brave lassie, and all the
chiefs Of police In town cannot hell
rou them
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CHAPTER VII-Continued
--...-l6-.---.


@Qmt that" Lanny commanded In
her most ferocious manner. "If hadn't
found yon lovahle wouldn't have you
In my house this minute. I'd turn you
over to Flynn and Angelloti BY the
way" she continued. ahow did you get
that sock on the beezer?"
Father took me to a baseball game
and long drive flew Into the bleach
ers and struck me on the nose. Lanny.
you mustn't use slang. 1t isn't polite"
Il wrap myself around hIghhall
when I'm tired or want to be sncIable,
ind | smoke Cigarettes Lanny pro-
tested. II suppose perfect lady
wouldn't do those things, either7"
"A perfect lady mag without mar
ring her perfection. old fuss budget.
That's matter of personal liberty.
and only becomes distressing when
carried to excess. But there's no ex-
cuse for a highly intelligent and cnl.
tured woman to employ the language
of the streets"
excused herself meekly.
@rll set the table In the dining room.
Won't you order some flowers? And
I.anny--rll do something for you some
day."
For instancel'
@Well. have you ever been to Eu-
roper"
Certainly not"
Then III take you" @#
Il accept the nomination. In return
III do something else for you. I'll have
that nose Of yours split open. the shat
tered bone of the bridge scraped out
and cute little piece of plIahle CART.
lage whitfield off one OF your spare
ribs, and grated into your funny nose
to form a new bridge Then the doc
tor will sew your nose together again
over it,
whats the difference between hav-
fling nose like Pekinese and make
shift with a big scar on 1t. Id like to
known"
"0h, there won't be any scar, dearie.
The surgeon win cut strip of cpl.
dermis off your forehead and without
detachlng II from your forehead, bring
the flap down. drape II over your new
SCARED nose and graft 1t there II Will
grow and cover the scar. and when
everything's lovely. that skin connec-
ton with your forehead will be sev.
cred and the ragged edges trimmed
and presently nature will do the rest.
NIX months after the operation III defy
anybody but an expert to discover
you've got cmstom.made nose"
The girls eyes shone. lis II true.
I.anny, Is It true? It's so hard to be-
lieve In miracles"
Science pulls EN- Off daily. my
dear"
Nance changed the subject Here.
here. we're Cabling like a pair of
geese The linen. woman, where's the
linen? OF with your hat and coat
While you're getting 1t I'll run up
stairs and get your mules"
AFTER dinner | must do some more
pumping" thought Lanny. THE infor-
nation will be invaluable to Stephen
Strange casel Total amnesia some
times, only partial amnesia at others
Dreadful mixture"
When Dan Mcnamara came home
about midnight from the regular
weekly meeting of the police commits
sion. he found his ex-convict guest ip
and waiting for him. u had two bur.
glars here tonight. about ten O'clock
Chief" he announced.
The chief sat down and loaded his
pipe Il was expecting them. my hoy
Did they ask yon any qnestions?"
mo. They just searched the house. /
don't think they touched anything ok.
eept the lipstick on the bureau over
there" he said
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4 MY
o4.
:. ite
Pineapple Salad
Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge

Pineapple Salad
Place ON a lettuce leaf slice of
Hawaiian pineapple; cover with
salad dressing: over this press
through potato sieve cream
cheese; place a preserved cherry
on top.
Dressing for salad-Six table
spoonfuls of pineapple juice. 2
level tablespoonful of sugar, but
ter size OF walnut. Heat In double
boiler, add : beaten eggs and
cook until 1t coats the spoon.
When cold add the whipped
cream.
Copyright-WNU Services.
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Hoidinq the Course

Through light and dark, through
rain and shine, the carrier pigeon
holds its course straight home
ward. So LIES aim may be won,
whatever of failure checks our
business or whatever of sorrow
mars our happiness.-R. F. Jo-
honnot.
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DON'T RUB
YOUR EYES

Rubbing your eyes grinds invisible particles oil
dust and dirt right into the delicate tissues.
making the irritation just that much worse. A
much better way. as thousands have discovered.
il to use little Murine In each cye-night and
morning. Murine may be depended on to re-
lieye eye irritation because 1t Is reliable eye
preparation containing active ingredients OF
known value in caring for the eyes. In use for
40 years Ask for Murine at your drug store.