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Evening star., 1938-04-10

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ham. Ala; Tudor Morsell. John B. Mul-
ianey Ian uS,s,s Ceyeland William E. Mullins. Bos-
9n York Rasse RSst9a % m1rpS1 Ray s. i
George A. Meyers, William II. Myers. Myers. "''''
Service: Senator Matthew NJ Neely. i West West
Virginia s,rsI y, Avon NJ. Nevius, Arthur 6. New
want GovsrRer of Nfx Mayssa XSa
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Washinston aS Evening SiaE star une000Fe w. Noyes'
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New YORK: B. Earl Puckett. New York.
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RanQalI. RepreSentatlVe Sam Payhprr
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Joseph D. Scholtz. Mayor of Louisvlile:
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ton; ton, William Villa j. sSripps, Detroit News. De-
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man, Henry B. Spencer Dr.. Camp STANLEY.
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Mass; Howard c. Story Phiiadeiphia
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E. stuart: New York: james A. Sullivan,
Mark Sullivan. New York Herald Tribune
New YORK Tmes Henry ss saydam. srrSss Newars ark
Herbert B swope New YORK. ;''' S"''''
Harold M. Talburt. the Washington Daily
News; Davis Taylor. the Boston Globe.
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Evening star., 1938-04-10
FOOD SHOW TO OPEN
AT BUS TERMINAL HALL
Home Appliances Also to Be on
Display From April 18
Through the 23d.

The annual United Food Show,
presented through cooperation of
manufacturers Of home economics ap-
pliances and national and local food
merchants. will open at pm. April 18
in Bus Terminal Hall, Pennsylvania
avenue and Sixth street NV.
Frances Troy Northcross, local home
economist, will conduct tours over the
exhibit and explain the latest i'm
provements in home appliances. Deco
ration Of the building and construction
OF booths already is underway. The
exhibit will occupy more than $4,000
square feet of floor space.
The show will continue through
April %.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
2: Tumulty. Ralph H. Turner Cleveland;
Charles L. Tut. Colorado Springs. Colo.
Frederick d. Underwood, New York.

Frederick d. Underwood, New York.
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg. Michi-
gan; Senator Van Nuys, Indiana, Earl ven.
able. exec sec. Repub. Congr Com: War
pin,n ren !. vinton. William g. vorpe, Cleveland
-, Ernest g. Walker Senator Robert F..
Wagner. New York; Arthur Walsh, South
orange; N; ", Gerald A. Walsh Senator
David !. Walsh, Massachusetts,: Frankiyn
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PottstoWn. Pa: Henry l.. West Vernon E..
west. warren Wheaton. Philadelphia; Sen
ator Burton K. Wheeler. Montana: James
3 Whiteomb,: Detroit News Detroit;
Press: Grafton S. Wilcox. New York Herald
Tribune; New York; Wendell Willkie. New
York; Frank ]. Wilson. George II. Wilson
Lloyd B. Wilson, Lyle C. Wilson United
Press ASSOCIATION: r. L. Wilson. Des
Moines REGISTER and Tribune; William F.
Wilev. the Cincinnati Enquirer; Samuel B.
williams the Electrical World New York
Lewis woods. New York Times: REPRESENT
ative Roy o. Woodruff. Michigan: James l..
Wright the Buffalo Evening News.
John Russell Young The Washington
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

An American oil company seeks to
make contract with the Philippine
government for exploration and drill
ing in l3 provinces.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
Henry Xander.

John Russell Young. The Washington
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

Stephen T. Early, secretary to the Pres.
ident; Ia it;, FREQ East, Mariner s. Eceles,
lace Egan, Philadelphia; James r, Ellis
j. Fred Essary. Baltimore Sun. John Evans
the Associated. Press. New York: Joshua
TenneSsean.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01
Treatment of Skin M
With Vifunlin D Tried

in all but four of the recovered pa
tents. However, the recurring
eruptions were not as severe as the
original ones, and one case in which
the treatment was twice repeated
over an eight to ten-week period
obtained complete disappearance
again.
Great Care Needed
Great care had to be exercised in
order to prevent dangerous IN
crease in the amount of Vitamln
D in the body. Vitamin D, as is
known, is capable of increasing the
calcium in the blood, so careful
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01

Quite - VlCamln -. IL Is
stao 9 probable that in many in
min f : our bodily supply of Vita
know y :. becomes very low. We
dren " =, rom experience with chill
is vs, Oii the verge of ricketts, that it
dosspss a III Gu, to keep it high. The
treafsse OF Vitanin D used in this
as S0 G'llent is tremendous, as much
T TpOq e units a day.
Used na nrst case in which it was
is f n W." "a; case Of chronic arthri-
in lara mnl { Vitamin D was given
deptalIi,es doses. The patient Incl
eearpdy had ae psoriasis which
pronpt,r up a good deal more
vas t tsiy than the arthritis. It
Hevpun inca &c after this in Is cases.
pete 'n of Of these patients had COM
erlnto@A Disappearance of the skin
NeeEs Oi within six to twelve
gsad1su.. Inc psoriasis required
y IN two or three months
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01

S K e p t lcal be-
cause the Sue
cessful ire a t.
ment OF psoria-
sis is so difficult,
but, as the Jour-
n a of t h e
American Medi-
C al Association
says, the recent
report of Cedar
and ZOn is ar
resting for that
very reason.
Treatment Is
bV the use of
large doses of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01
DTAgOLIC DISTRIBUTION

NO NATTER how good your
bidding or your play on a particu-
liar hand, some demon may rise up
10 snite you. The unexpected
catastrophes that befall you con-
stitute one Of the reasons why
YOUR opponents consider bridge an
enjoyable game, / by the same
token their disasters represent
part of the cause for your liking
it. Perhaps the most fiendish of
all the hidden pitfalls is diabolic
distribution which beats your
incest contracts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01
BY LOGAN CLENDENTNC NJ

Dy LOGAN CLENDENING, nj. d.
EVERY SO OFTEN we hear of
r,o NJ" remedy for that very COM
n. ~" ana troublesome skin disease,
F'''i'Sis' One gets to be a little
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01
4 A K Q
y A K ] 73
+ A K 4
= 8

dealer: South. North-South
Vlnerable.)
The holder of the South cards
On this deal, in a rubber game,
Vas meeting with nothing but re-
verses ' during the evening, but he
mally was able to score a game
SRen ne picked up these cards.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL. PRESS
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"

He gieefrllly told himself that this
was one rubber that could not pos
sibly get away from him.
He opened the bidding with
.2-Hearts, to which his partner
responded with 2-No Trumps.
After 3-Hearts by South, North
went to four and South to
6-Hearts.
Words cannot express his feel
ings when he saw the opening trick
of the club 8 won by East with the
K, and a spade returned which
West ruffed. Having already lost
1Oo points, he decided the fates
were against him that particular
night, and who can blame him?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01

studies were carried out in connec-
ton with the administration to see
that the blood calcium was not
greatly increased. No harm, how
ever, appeared to be done in pa
tients by these large doses, and pa
tients who are badly troubled with
chronic widespread psoriasis, who
can find a physician to cooperate
with them, might get considerable
benefit from such treatment.
The treatment is described in
Public Health Reports for Nov. 5.
1897.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-01

EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets
by Dr.. Clendening can now be OBJ.
tanned by sending 10 cents in coin.
for each. and a self-addressed en-
ysOps s. stapp T log wa cendenng N
Sare Of this paper. The pamphlets
e are: Three Weeks Reducing Diet.
indigestion and Constipation Re
ducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
in@'. 7.Instructions for the Treatment
Of Diabetes. Feminine Hygiene
and 1.-THE Care OF the Hair and Skin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21

the worlds most noted orchestras, his
wife slept fitfully. occasionally be-
coming conscious. Once, through lips
compressed with pain, she whispered
an accusation against Charles Z. Nc.
Donald. 3o-year-old electrician, who
surrendered to police and Detective
1t. George Whaley said, confessed the
shooting.
Mcdonald Il Questioned.
Mcdonald. who slept soundly in 4
jail cell throughout the night, was
questioned again today. An of1icer
asked:
Are you sorry about thh7"
He replied:
Il haven't made up my mind - =
you ought to know about that"
In his confession, Whaley said Nc
Donald declared:
Il had to shoot that woman 80 I
had to. She employed my wife As 4
companion and nursemaid and then
dominated her 60 completely that she
broke up our home"
His wife, pretty. 2S-year-o Frances
Mcdonald, sobbed:
My husband ID insanely jealous.
Poor. poor Mrs. Kreuger. What will
we do now? Mrs. Kreuser knew about
my family troubles. She merely sought
to shelter me and advise me in my sor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
Couple to Wed
In Plane High
Over Capital

TWO aviation enthusiasts, Miss
Maurine Lesh and Harry Hanson. will
be married at O'Clock tonight in
an Eastern Airlines plane high over
Washington. The ceremony, to be
performed by the Rev. John r. Fort.
will be broadcast over Station WJSV
via short wave transmitter.
Miss Lesh. 26. is typist in the
Patent Once. She formerly lived in
Lincoln, Nebr. Mr. Hanson, who
holds a student pilots license, is a
resident Of Lincoln. He is "a.
The plane will take of from WASH
ington Airport at $50 pm, with the
ceremony scheduled to take place
after short flight over the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21

cubic feet. making q rise to 8 cents
per 100 feet.
7. Miscellaneous: For fire hydrant
rentals, the present charge of IS
cents per day would be raised to 81. so
per day. Arbitrary miscellaneous
water assessments for special pur-
poses would be increased IS per cent
over those currently applied.
Stan Of Board.
The staff Of the Board Of Survey
included r. Herbert Snow, consultant;
Lloyd B. Harrison. counsel; Byers M.
Bachman, consulting accountant; H.
D. Scantlin, chief engineer; Philander
Belts, utility engineer; v. A. Noel
fresh, accountant; X. w. Spencer, val
uation analyst; A. w. Crossley, valua-
ton engineer; T. c. Mayo, hydraulic
engineer; Lindsay Phares, computer;
Louise H, Spamer, clerk; c. w.
Burgher. Water Department drafts
man; v. B. Smith, Water Department
junior mechanic. and J. B. Allen,
Water Department engineering aide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
LA NANCE AUTOPSY
holsters DEFENSE
Attorney for Accused Osteopath
Reports Poison Found in
Woman's Stomach.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LACLEDE. Mo-. Aug. 20-Lon r.
Owen. attorney for Dr. William La
Nance, osteopath charged with muir
der In the vegetable cellar death Of
his wife, said tonight a Kansas City
pathologist had reported finding pois-
on In the dead woman's stomach.
This is complete vindication,"
Owen said, and I am sure it will
result in the early discharge of Dr.
La Nance"
Mr.. Owen accused Prosecutor G.
Derk Greene OF attempting to boil
ster the States case by withholding
similar reports Of poison by State
chemists.
The body OF the 29-year-old wom-
an was found last Monday night
on . cot in the cellar behind her
home. Coroner ]. H. Lucas said the
only mark Of violence was a bruise
on the left temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
RAIDERS WRECK FOURTH
HANDBOOK IN CHICAGO

3y the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2O-Axes fell again
today on the handbook business In
Chicago.
For the fourth successive day,
States attorneys police, armed with
iremen's axes, swung into action.
They raided South Side handbook
establishment, wrecking equipment in
what the raiders described as the most
elaborate place visited since their drive
against gambling was begun.
The establishment was the fourth
subjected to an axe raid since States
Attorney Thomas J. Courtney opened
his present anti-gsmbling campaign.
Previously two downtown and one
West Side handbooks were wrecked by
States attorney axe raiders after the
prosecutor had repeatedly lost anti
gambling cases in the courts.
Two men, one of them accused of
being the owner, were taken into Gus
tody today. Some 800 customers, half
Of them women, were chased fram the
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
URGES CHINA BE FREED
OF ALL FOREIGN TROOPS
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Aug. 90
With Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt an
attentive listener, Prof. P. c. Chang
Of Nankai University. China, today
called for the removal of all foreign
troops from China. not only those Of
Japan in offering peace program
for the Far East.
Addressing the commission on po-
litical and economic bases OF peace
of the second World Youth Congress
In session here, Chang also pleaded
for new and improved Washington
treaty to guarantee the territorial
integrity and national rights Of China"
and effective naval limitation"
Aubrey Williams. director of the
National Youth Administration. in an
address said. You will do good if you
do nothing but stand together"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
row. She never did anything to my
husband that was wrong"

row. She never did anything to my
husband that was wrong"
Says He Was Jealous.
In the hospital Mrs. Kreuger, too,
used the expression ''insanely jealous"
to describe her confessed assailant.
He was = trouble maker" she told
officers. He had been trouble maker
for four years. I was only trying to
be kind to Mrs. Mcdonald. He had
been following me for four days"
Mrs. Kreuger said also that she
was afraid Mcdonald would hurt our
daughter Theresa after he followed
her home from school one day." To
this Mcdonald said he followed the
child only to find out where his wife
and daughter were residing.
Kreuger. conductor of the Kansas
City Philharmonic Orchestra, first
learned Of the shooting as he left
dentists ONCE. He rushed to the
hospital. then to the police station.
Meeting Mcdonald. he cursed him
wildly.
Corroborating his wife's statement.
kreuser described Mcdonald as n
source Of trouble for several years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
j. s. PROBES FILM
TALENT RACKET
Leader of Hollywood Raid
Estimates Firm Took
In 100000.
Ey the Associated Press.


HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Aug. 20.-
United States postal authorities dipped
into the widespread investigation Of
the National Talent Pictures Corp
today As police bunco squad officers
claimed they had smashed one of the
biggest movie racket schemes ever to
operate tn the worlds film capital.
Federal officers took charge Of vari-
Gus records and documents taken in
the police raid yesterday on the COM
pany's studio-hke plant located IN
the heart Of Hollywood.
Particular attention was paid to
circulars and letters allegedly mailed
out over the Nation carrying alluring
promises to movie-struck prospects.
OfIicers Of the company. headed by
Ira c. Overdorff, SIS, were released
from custody today on bonds Of $500
each. Arrangement on new charges
OF petty theft and issuance of false
and misleading advertising were post
poned until the defendants could en-
gage legal counsel.
Take" Placed at 100000.
1t. Merle Swan, head OF the bunco
detail and leader Of yesterdays sur
prise raid, said a second examination
OF the concerns books indicated that
"close to 100000" had been taken
In since the corporation began oper-
atoms about year ago.
1t. Swan said agents of the COM
pany contacted dance schools through
out the country and sold franchises
at $500 apiece. The studios, in turn
were then permitted to send one star
pupil-although several sent more
than one-to Hollywood, where they
were supposed to receive instruction
from ace Hollywood dance directors.
Police said the clients also were sup
posed to enjoy the benefit of an inside
track to film contracts.
The lieutenant displayed one letter
or circular which listed as the guest
faculty" four dance directors of three
major studios. He also displayed am
davits taken this morning from these
directors, asserting they had no con-
nection whatsoever with the school.
200 franchises" Sold.
1t. Swan said about 200 franchises"
were sold, and scores of hopeful young
sters, most of them below the teens
and accompanied by parents, jour-
neyed to Hollywood.
Once here, 1t. Swan continued, the
pupils or parents were assessed fees,
costume costs. special instruction
amounts and other charges.
They even had popcorn and sand
wich vending machines inside the
studio to catch few nickels." 1t.
Swan observed. They promised tests
on sound stages I'll bet they dom
have $50 worth of equipment in the
place. They had voice recording
OUTFIT made out of a 50 microphone and
the insides of an old photograph ma
chine"
Many parents Of the screen hopefuls
remained unbalanced by the arrests and
expressed confidence their youngsters
would appear in projected film which
the company promised to make
production 1t. Swan said the company
had been promising to make since last
June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
TRANSFUS|ONSA|D
KRUEGER'S WIFE
Woman Shot by Husband Of
Maid Is Given Chance
to Recover.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 20.-Blood
transfusions today strengthened the
wife of Karl Kruger, internationally
known symphony conductor, and
physicians expressed hope she would
recover from two bullet wounds in
ficted In strange Jealousy" shooting
on Hollywood boulevard.
Mrs. Emita Kruger, former Chicago
society girl. was shot down and criti-
cally wounded late yesterday as she
ran from her maids estranged husband.
While Kruger paced 4 hospital cor
ridor, clenching and unclenching the
slender hands that. have led some of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
Tin Substitute Claimed.

BRUNSWICK. Germany (By Mail)
H).-A new substitute for tin has been
found by the research institute OF thu
German Gamers Association. The
association announced their discovery
As an entirely new and superior ma
terial to make cans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21

Thieves cut over 500 rivets In a
steel safe in Johannesburg. South Al
RIGA. and found only 500 In cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21

faithfully in design and construction-
using only the genuine cabinet woods
they used -for combination woods have
never had any accepted place in truly
FINE Furniture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
Do Not Neglect
ArthritiS

Thousands. suffering from srthritie p,irs
eral water direct from famous Hot Springs.
A.f.kansas. Mildly alkaline. Deeply sat.
sfynE Endcrsed BY physicians fer evea
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Met. 1889 1908 K 81. NV.
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