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Evening star., 1937-03-21
''Nerre'' of Hydrogen Reveals
Changes That Occur in Iron

dicates that there are probably others
still Unidentified.
The first important change of the
iron penny is that at which the maxi
mum tensile strength of carbon steel
is found. This occurs at from ITO to
300 degrees centigrade. At this point
there is a marked increase of the
speed of hydrogen passing through the
penny.
Non-magnetic Point Reached.
The next important point is the one
at which iron becomes non magnetic.
This is at temperature of 73O to ITO
centigrade.
The next change Is peculiar. At
about 900 degrees centigrade the iron
crystals change their conf1guration
The result Is that at 900 degrees q
piece of hot iron suddenly contracts
slightly instead of showing the usual
expansion that goes with rising tenn
perature
The hydrogen nerve shows this phe-
nomenon by a so per cent change in
its rate of flow. The passage of the
gas slows down as the penny passes
900 degrees. After that the hydrogen
speeds up as temperature continues
to rise
At other temperatures, namely 6OO
$50 and $50 degrees, the flow of hydro
gen also shows noticeable changes, but
relatively small compared with those
mentioned. 1t is thought that all the
points mentioned bear a definite rela-
ton to each other, very similar to the
relations between the light radiations
given off by any element in the gas
eous form suitably excited by electrical
discharge or by heat. 4
Evening star., 1937-03-21
LOVE DIARY READ
|NCHAMBRUNQU|z
RevoIvers and Portraits of
MussoIini Found in
Woman's Rooms.
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS, March 20.-Police seques-
tered the intimate black-bound diary
in which Madeline La Ferriere record
ed her "unforgettable hour of love"
with great italian statesman" today
and announced they had confiscated
two revolvers from her apartment.
Investigating the shooting of Count
Charles de Chambrun, descendant of
the Marquis de Lafayette and former
French Ambassador to Italy, the police
also removed several large photo
graphs of Premier Benito MuSSolini
and a cardboard box on the cover of
which Nine La Ferriere indeXed her
correspondence.
They searched the rooms for two
hours while the dark-eyed former
actress and newspaper woman. wear
ing a woolen scarf in the Italian
colorS-red, white and greenland her
lawyer watched
Most of the time they spent read
ing the undisclosed contents of the
private journal, while its author, ap-
parently cheerful, despite a bronchitis
attack, seemed to enjoy her tempor-
airy liberty.
The first entry, police said, re-
corded the events of day in April.
1886, when Mussolini inaugurated the
first village constructed on the Pom
tine marshes.
The l00-page, loose-leaf diary,
bound in black moleskin, about the
size of students note book, ended,
they disclosed, with her return to
Paris from Rome in November of the
same year.
Nine. La Ferriere is to be taken
before an investigating magistrate
later and her attorney, Rene Floriot,
said he would request she be given her
freedom
Evening star., 1937-03-21
us. S.B|SHOPSPLAN
CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Seminary in New Mexico
to Train MexiCans for
Priesthood.
BY the Associated Press

~ tLe Associated Press.
American bishops of the Catholic
Church have acquired a site near
Las Vegas, N. M, for large seminary
Tor training Mexican youths for the
priesthood, the National Catholic We'll
fare Conference announced yeSter-
day.
The announcement was made in be-
half of a committee of bishops by
Bishop John Mark Cannon of Erie,
Pa, chairman.
J.. The site formerly was health re-
sort and later college. 1t contains
more than 1000 acres Both sani-
tarium and college bore the name of
Montezuma, name which will be
continued by the seminary.
The object of the American bishops
backing the project is to make avail
able to Mexican aspirants to the
priesthood quiet and peaceful sur
roundmgs necessary for preparation
for their ministry.
The American bishops organization
undertook the mission at the request
OF Mexican bishops, not one of whose
80 dioceses, it was said. is permitted
to have seminary. The property
and title of the new seminary will be
permanently in the hands of the
American bishops. Members of the
Mexican Catholic hierarchy will as
slst in supervising the institution, but
the American bishops will attend to
all matters of financing and build
ing
Other members of the committee
are Archbishop Arthur j. DrosSaerts
of San Antonio, Tex; Bishop Francis
c. Kelly of Oklahoma City and Tulsa:
Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken of
Santa Fe, N. M; Bishop James A.
Griffin Of Springfield, III; Most Rev.
Peter l.. Ireton, coadjutor bishop of
Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
NEW DEVICE IMPROVES
PLANE MAP CAMERAS
Precision Apparatus Is Developed
by Experts in Bureau of
Standards.

Development Of precision appara-
tus for testing arplane mapping
cameras and lenses was announced
yesterday by the Bureau of Stand
ards. The apparatus, which is re-
sarded as of great value in view of
the increasing importance of airplane
mapping. was developed by DR.. Irvine
c. Gardner and Frank A. rase Of the
optical instruments section of the
bureau.
Before an airplane camera lens
may be used on mapping project,
Or. Gardner explained, exact infor-
NATION should be available as to its
freedom from distortion and the quail
ity of definition, as these factors af-
feet the accuracy of the maps.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
MILL STRIKE ENDS

GREENVILLE, Miss, March 20 Lp.
Employees of the plant of the Chi
caso Mill e. Lumber Co. here decided
today to return to work Monday after
a strike of several days for increased
wages
A total of TAO employees were af-
yfected.
The workers demanded IA per
cent increase in wages for both COM
mon and skilled labor
They agreed to go back to work
with minimum hourly pay of from
II to 20 cents for about 70 per cent of
the workers and 10 per cent increase
In wages for those receiving more than
the minimum.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
ALEXANDER SEEKS
LIQUOR PRICE CUT
Alcohol Administrator Also
Wants Employment of
Barmaids to End.
BY the Associated Press.

6J tHe hsouCidIeu Fleoos
Wilford S. Alexander, the Federal
alcohol administrator, thinks the
liquor industry should cut it's prices
and stop employing barmaids.
The most frequent complaint that
the public makes, Alexander says, is
lodged against tap rooms and taverns
He put it this way:
There we find a scene that is en-
tirely new in American life-women
and girls drinking at the bar or
employed to serve customers. Some
times girls are even sent out on
the street to solicit trade.
There has never been ANYTHING
like it before except in 'tenderloin'
districts.
Girls Now Widely Employed.
Before prohibition girls served
drinks, but only in beer halls. Now
they serve all kinds of drinks, even
in our most exclusive hotels.
1T is abhorrent to the public's
moral sense and it would be wise
policy for the liquor industry itself
w "SSo oNe OIL tllCOC OllbliSlFt DihC-
ticeS. That would make it unneces-
sary for Federal and State authorities
to strengthen their control"
He said many persons thought the
price Of liquor was too high.
The small amount of liquor on
hand led to high prices right after
repeal, Alexander said.
That is not the case now" he
added. There is an enormous guam
tity of spirits in storage"
20,000,000 Gallons Made Monthly.
He estimated distilleries were turn
ing out 100000 gallon Of liquor
month and that the public was
consuming only about 5000, 900 gal
Ions.
Despite this, the retail price OF
liquor continues at level out of
Evening star., 1937-03-21
MINERS IN POLAND
ON HUNGER STRIKE
1000 Are Underground in De-
mand U. S. Company Meet
Easter Bonus Request.
0sy nc Associated Press-

v 6S Nle hSSOCldltC STeSS-
KATOWICE, Poland March 2O-A
black flag denoting a hunger strike,
was holSted over the American
financed Giesche mine near here to-
day-with 5000 men on a strike.
One-third of them We're underground.
The American manager. Sage
Brooks, declined TO accept a full list
OF Sc new demands presented by the
men after they had walked out early
IN the week, seeking shorter hours and
higher pay. The mine is financed by
the Anaconda Copper Co.
An agreement reached by the miners
and owners late tonight covered all
points except an Easter bonus. which
the miners said they had had every
year since 1924, when American capital
acquired the property
Women remained in a belliperent
MOOD and rallied at appeals from Pro-
Nlnclal Gov. Michael Grassinskv TO
listen to reason.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
MOVE OARREST
NAz| GROUP FAILS
German-American Leagues
Leader Tries to Get War
rants in Gotham.
BY the Associated Press.

~ WIG Hoootialtu fItSS
NEW YORK, March 20.-Mai.
Julius Hochfelder, dynamic l0-gallon-
hat-wearing leader of the German
American League for Culture, today
tried unsuccessfully to obtain war
rants for the arrest of leaders OF the
American-German Bund, nation wide
group Of Nazi sympathizers. against
which he has been campaigning
His application In Jefferson Market
Court on the ground the society had
violated the law requiring filing with
the State statement Of the pur-
poses of organizations, was denied by
Magistrate William Farrell
He charged that the members OF
the bund had enlisted in the service
Of and sworn allegiance to Germany
He then obtained the assignment
OF squad Of 10 police to the bund
offices on Eighty-fif street in the
Yorkville German section to guard
he SAID, against a Communist -Nazi
riot. The street remained almost de-
serted
The major yesterday appealed to
the United States Attorney Generals
office to investigate the bund's &C
tivities, but was turned down. Hoch-
fielder also tried in vain to serve on
Fritz Kuhn, bund leader, a summons
for appearance in court which he OBJ
tanned. Kuhn was nowhere around
We'll, we'll get Kuhn Monday if he
hasn't flown the country and boarded
a ship for Germany" said the major
dynamically.
Kuhns lawyer said he had been
held up on his way here from St.
Louis. Hes not on a ship-he's in
Ford and he's tired of driving in
the rain" the Lawyer remarked dryly.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
RECORD ESTABLISHED
IN NARCOTIC SEIZURES
U. S. Agents Capture S5OO,OOo
Worth Of Opium as Part Of
International Drive.

BY the Associated Press.
The Treasury said yesterday inter-
national team work set a new record
in world seizures of illicit narcotics
this month.
1t reported that s500,00O worth OF
opium was seized by Treasury agents
in New York harbor March 6, and
that shortly afterWard enforcement
officers improved their operations TO
the point where seizures we're made
by foreign police prior to shipment
to this country"
Sixteen opium bricks" intended for
shipment to the United States we're
seized in Hamburg, Germany, the
Treasury said. In addition, British
police seized 500 tins of opium at
Hong Kong and local authorities took
300 tins in Shanghai.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

proportion to the cost of manu-
facture and distribution" he said.
Neither taxes nor manufacturing
costs are to blame, but rather an
excessive number Of retail outlets" :"
He said a system that would reduce
the number of liquor retailers world
cut down tho price Of liquor"
Evening star., 1937-03-21
ruNsfiPA1luE fI5
lOAS
nOcKuR5lO
This is what over $4,000
doctors have used and
recommended
RELIEF IN 1 HOUR!

enyouneedalax-
ative,playSAFEand
follow the method
Observation-Disclosures
useandrecommend.
For doctors, of all
people, know what's
best for constipa-
ton. Just listen
to what they say
about Pluto Water:
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Is a Day Visit Pawnshop.

An average Of Is visitors a day
visit Mexcos Monte de Piedad, the
government owned and administered
pawnshop About 20 per cent of this
number are purchasers.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Income Tax Discount.
Czechoslovakia will give a discount
to those who pay income taxes
promptly.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

DR.. L. R. E. of Ohio says, "By taking
Pluto Water mornings, l always stay
in shape" DR.. H. A. o. of Wisconsin
writes, 81 not only prescribe Pluto
almost daily, but use it personally"
DR.. E. N. P. of Wisconsin says, my
family finds there is no substitute for
Pluto"
Simply mix lI5 of glass of Pluto
Water in as of glass of hot water.
You'll find it pleasant tasting. There's
no overnight waiting. No painful
gripping. In / hour, or less, you'll get
gentle YET THOROUGH RELIEF.
So, when you need laxative, be sure
take Pluto Water. Your own doctor
will tell you there is nothing better
than this non-habit forming saline
mineral water, bottled at famous
French Lick Springs, Indiana. Get
Pluto Water from your drug
gist. 25c, or Soc. In l hour n
you'll feel worlds better. N
Evening star., 1937-03-21

MISS MOLLIE GRUBER
OF Washington, student at
S,Deet Bridr (VdJ College, 1oiL
reign as queen oDer the May
day celebration there May 1.
other Washington girls Uho
1Oill take part are Ellen Lee
Snodgrass, one OF the ladies
in the queens court Jane
Baker, Margaret DoUeH, Nan
cy Catch, Cornelia Hicks,
Margaret Hoyt, Martha Sails
bury Ingles, Florence Merrill,
Helen Patton, Clara SaSScer,
Margaret Valance, Julia
Worthington and Margaret
Wright, as 1DelI as GeneUieue
Marsh OF Chevy Chase. The
celebration 1Dill be featured
By an Elizabethdn pageant,
1Dith the campus turned into q
Dtlldge of the Eli2abethan era.
First Postage Stamp in 1910.
The worlds first postage stamp wa!
issued by Great Britain on May
1840. 1t is known to collectors a!
the penny black"
Evening star., 1937-03-21
THAT'S WHY GOODWILL"
USED CARS ARE THE SdtEt
BUYS IN TOWN!

forces dealers to feature greatly
reduced prices in order to keep
used cars moving in proportion
to new car trade-ins. Turn to
the classified pages of this news
paper-see the sensational bar
gains Pontiac dealers offer in
"Coodwill" used cars. Then
buy now with complete conf
dence for "COodwill' used
cars are the safest buys in town!
Evening star., 1937-09-29

and blink. Guess his old suit goes
down rather hard. I'm glad don't
have to get rid of my old clothes that
way"
Nov he's stuffing it into the other
corner of his mouth with the other
hand!" cried Sue delightedly." "Oh
my goodness. he's using both hands,"
Look at him try to get his arms
out of his sleeves. There comes one!"
exclaimed Sammy.
1T shows the shape Of his whole
hand. 1t is just like tiny glove
wrong side out" Sue added, and
giggled delightedly.
Nov he's trying to get the other
hand out. He's got it all off but that.
There it comes! Say, never in my
life saw anything funnier. He has
swallowed al but that one sleeve
Evening star., 1937-09-29

hanging from corner of his mouth.
1 wonder if he hasn't room for that"
Sammy chuckled.
And you're the fellow who de-
clared that there is nothing interest
ing about Toad" said Farmer
Browns Boy mischievously.
II take it all back. I'll swallow my
words just as you said would" re-
piled Sammy. "A fellow has to see
some things to believe them"
But don't believe everything you
see. or think you see," warned Farmer
Browns Boy.
What do you mean by that?" de-
manded Sammy.
Just that ones eyes are not always
to be trusted" replied his cousin.
Speaking of eyes, see how bright
Old Mr.. Toads eyes are now, I guess
Evening star., 1937-09-29

he thinks that changing his suit is a
good job DONE" broke in Sue. Then
she added in tone of great surprise:
"Why, he has golden eyes? And they
are beautiful! I do believe they are
the most beautiful eyes I've ever
SEEN"
Right you are, Sue; they are beau-
tiful," agreed Farmer Browns Boy
Some great writer mentione the jewel
in Toads head I guess he had dis
covered how lovely the eye Of Toad
is. You ought to hear his love song
in the Spring. 1t is as sweet as his
eyes are beautiful.
Sammy looked at his cousin sus-
piciously. Say" he drawled, "do you
mean that, or are you trying to kid
US, just because we are from the
city?"
Evening star., 1937-09-29

Certainly mean it, and if there
is any kidding done, you will be
kidding yourself" retorted Farmer
Browns Boy somewhat Indignantly.
IF he's got such fine voice why
doesn't he sing now?" demanded
Sammy.
Because this is the wrong season
of the year." was the prompt re-
sponse. Had you been here month
ago or little earlier, while he was
down in the Smiling Pool, you would
have heard him. When he leaves
the water he stops singing"
do you mean to tell me that this
old fellow was way down in the
Smiling Pool and came back all that
distance?" Sammy asked, and his
voice sounded as if he were bit in
credulous.
Evening star., 1937-09-29
"Of course" replied Farmer Browns
BY NORMAN MARSH

"Of course" replied Farmer Browns
Boy. "The Smiling Pool is the nearest
water and in the Spring all mature
Toads go to water for breeding. Come
on, now If we stay here any longer
We won't have time to visit the home
of Reddy Fox"
II wish we could take Old Mr.. Toad
with u.s." said Sue wistfully.
What, that horrid thing?" teased
her cousin.
He isn't horrid. He's darling and
I love him. So there, Tommy Brown" !"
declared Sue, stamping her foot in
dignantly.
So it was that an old friend of
Farmer Browns Boy gained two new
friends that morning.
tCopyriEht. 1877
Evening star., 1937-09-29

"HE HAS SWALLOWED ALL BUT
THAT ONE SLEEVE HANGING
FROM A CORNER OF HIS
MOUTH"
"Look!" cried Sue. Hes stufing
it in At one corner Of his big mouth
with his hand! He's too funny for
anything"
Farmer Browns Boy nodded. He
h funny" he agreed. Zee him gulp
Evening star., 1937-09-29

13. Mention.
IL. Direct.
%. Month OF Jewish calendar.
IS. Stiffiy.
26. Walks.
~. Dried kernel Of the coconut.
28. Garden herb.
20. Worn garment; collou.
81. Forward.
81. Intrepidity.
80. Awe.
IS. Strike gently.
36. Crowd.
SO. Jollity.
80. The whole.
~. Kind Of wreath.
~. Permanent.
46. Terrene.
~. To blow on.
-. Respond to stimulus.
50. Injuries.
81. Dudes.
50. Medicinal plant.
SO. vex: colloq.
81. Gambling game.
IS. Wild OK.
s6. Repress.
81. Enslave.
so. Dark, oily liquid.
Evening star., 1937-09-29
Must Start All Over.
BY WILLARD
D NH ~ +ssOses1, .se.
BY REX COLLIER
BY S. L. HUNTLEY

DALLAS, Tex. R.-Dallas dog
catchers are starting all over again IN
their drive to rid the city Of un-
licensed dogs.
Some one ripped . board OF the
back of the pound and released 20
dogs. Only a few In special quarsn-
tine remained.
Evening star., 1937-09-29

ARMER BROWNS BOY and
| his twin cousins from the city,
/ Sue and Sammy, were watching
Old Mr.. Toad In the process OF
taking OF his old suit, which you know
was his outer skin, and swallowing it.
Evening star., 1937-09-29
Twizzler Answer.

The sailboat owner could hardly
have been flying signal from his mast
which could be seen If ne was be-
calmed.
Evening star., 1937-09-29

hCIUsS.
!. MotjonleSs.
B. Convulsion.
10. Aid.
IA. Persuade.
is. Madness.
Is. Essential part
II. Jungle feline.
1s. Transform.
la Wind.
30. Distinct.
~. Widespread.
a. Feel pain.
IS. Organic vegetable substance.
as. Reprimand.
29. Underworld god.
30. Bear.
"a. Measures Of weight.
IS. Goblin
36, Foppish eeotist.
81. Ornamental spire.
80. Fourth President.
20. Before.
Il. Benefit.
49, Entitle.
~. Melted rock
IS. Healthier mentally.
%S. Shade tree.
~. Withered.
38. Deviate.
So Holds.
81. Beyond.
81. An illusory image.
So. A medley. -
SO. Rose perfume.
81. Within.
81. A game.
SO. Bewitch.
81. Corner.
IS. Perceived.
es. Beginners.
81. Yawn.
Down.
1. Stupid.
2. Great lake.
T. Eager
4. Contradictions.
5. Petty.
6. DIM
I. Insect.
3. Beleaguerments.
9. Fillies.
10. Emphasizes.
IL. nl-bred fellow.
IL. Assam silkworm.
Evening star., 1937-09-29
Bedtime Stories

By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
who doth possess an open mind
On every side will beauty find.
Old Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1937-09-29

All building records of hanesburG.
South Africa, are being shattered.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

part in the program. Miss Jane M
Hoey, director of the Bureau of
Public Assistance of the Social Sc
curity Board, will be the principal
speaker. In addition. Elwood Street
director of public welfare, will make
his annual report, illustrated with
stereoptican slides.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

the ethand column
added column
added
spell
Eighteenth Automobile Show
northwest between
PONTIAC
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CHEVROLET ,.ry.11 rrpy.pr.Nr
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PLYMOUTH ZEPHYR
october 1887 different
which
Star
Solve each puzzle and not earlier than October 2 1887 but not later
the solutions with OF
GOD Why Automobile Show Should
Washington D. c. to the Washington Automote Trade
Association 1927 street northwest, Washington D. c.
actual but 1t is
words will not
published, entries will be returned
Auouoive Association, deci
will
will totang 500 100
follows IL tickets:
tickets; third $40 tickets fourth
OF
each. In o duplicate will be awarded.
Automobile Show Section OF The
Sunday should addressed Wash
1927 northwest Washing
D. c.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Negro Choir to Sing.

Les Williams Radio and Concert
Choir, 18 Negro voices, will enter
tain. inmates of the District Jail from
2 to $3.50 pm. tomorrow. Arrange
ment for the program was made by
Rev. James L. Pinn. pastor of the
Goodwill Baptist Church, and penal
authorities
Evening star., 1937-10-24
POWER BODY TO HEAR
PORTLAND FIRM PLEA
Full Commission Membership to
Weigh Motion for Case
Reconsideration.

The full membership Of the Federal
Power Commission will hear testi-
mony tomorrow on the petition CT the
Portland General Electric Co. for re-
consideration of the commissions Or
der of May denying the company's
application for amendment of license
for its Oak Grove hydroelectric prof.
ect in Oregon.
The United States Forest Service is
opposing the amendment and the case
is considered of such importance that
Acting Chairman Clyde L. Seavey re-
quested all members of the commission
to hear the testimony.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
CHILD WELFARE AIDS
TO BE. SEEN IN EXHIBIT
Board to Stress Services in Third
Annual Meeting Tuesday
Evening.

Child welfare services of the Board
of Public Welfare will be stressed
at its third annual meeting and ex-
hibit at pm. Tuesday in the au-
ditorium of the Department of
Commerce.
The Boys Band of the Industrial
Home School for Colored Children
and a group of children from the
District Training School will take
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Leslie Howard Writes PLAY.

LONDON, October % (P).-Leslie
Howard. the British actor, has written
his first playa comedy.
The title, Alias Mrs JONES'" was
suggested by his daughter. who is
named Leslie, too She is 10.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

At Home Week Candy Specials
Greenneds Chocolate Sponge. regularly 3ec
a pound -----------2O 2Oc
Wiibur's Chocolate Nonpariels. regularly 2ec
a pound ------------- 23c
2 pounds Soc or pound ---=---------21 21c
Chocolate Dates, regularly b0c . pound.
2 pounds 75c. pound --38c
Milk Chocolate Peanut Clusters. regularly SOC
q pound 2 pounds 15c. or pound 38c
Soft Black Walnut, regularly 6ec pound 68c
Betty Lewis Homemade Candies regularly Acc
a pound box -~--------------38c
Candies -. First Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-07

Jack Haley had some bright
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-07

ideas when he had his Beverly
Hills home redecorated. He had
his own bedroom done over in
grand Louis XIV style. But now,
after a hot days work in
Danger, Love at Work." at
Twentieth Century-FoX, Haley
goes home, has a light supper
and promptly hops into bed
but not in the Louis XIV bed.
He sleeps on an Army cot next
to his swimming pool.
Dick Powell, one Of the
screens foremost singing stars.
has a new accomplishment. It's
tap dancing.
What's this? George Fitz-
maurice directing Love, Live
and Learn" has been expert
menting with a new golf club.
The head is made of unbreak-
able glass.
Fred MacMu44ay, Paramount
star, is having a workshop built
on the grounds of his home in
Bel Aire.
Bing Crosby. Star Of Para
Double or NoU4A4.-,
nursing a sprained ankle which
he suffered when playing tennis az
his ranch Sunday.