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Evening star., 1939-11-23

1Nog A1olle, opening CUudy at ClIt
Earle; the other, Drums Along
the Mohawk" which takes over at
the Palace next week. The former
was directed by Edmund Goulding,
specialist in what might be called
poignant romance, the latter by
John Ford, who is one of the truly
expert teachers of history in Holly
wood.
Goulding's genius for touching the
heart has expressed itself recently
IN such pictures as The Dawn
Patrol" Dark Victory" and The
Old Maid" three assignments that
were completed with such success
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Students to Present
Spanish Picture

La Zandunga," motion picture
in Spanish, with Lupe Velez starred,
will be presented by the Spanish
Club of the University of Maryland
at the Engineering Auditorium the
evening of November 30.
One of the more elaborate musi-
cal films produced in Mexico. La
Zandunga" is comedy with touches
of serious interest and a number of
typical Mexican musical numbers.
Miss Velez is supported by Carlos
Lopez and Maria Louisa Sea.
Evening star., 1939-11-23

and utterly un-
reliable.
Bette loses her
h e a d at thi S
point, con signs
the entire male
sex to q certain
W a r m pl &C e.
picks up a Hun
garian violinist
and takes him
for a ride. When
the ndQler 1alS
for her. B e t t e
tells him it was
all a piece Of
whimsy, and he
blows his brains
Evening star., 1939-11-23

ADJUSTMENTS. A
Evening star., 1939-11-23
Wyler Will Direct
Film Our Town

William Wyler has been signed as
director Of Sol Lesser's first United
Artists release, Our Town" The
making of the deal was Wyler's last
act in Hollywood before leaving for
Tucson, Ariz, where he will direct
Gary Cooper in "The Westerner"
for Samuel Goldwyn.
Evening star., 1939-03-17
Full Communism Aim
OF Third Soviet Plan
By the Ass At d p 'ess.

By the Ass At d ess.
) MOSCOW, March 17.-Vyaches-
laff Molotoff, chairman Of the Coun-
Gil of Peoples Commissars, In a re-
port to the 18th All-Union Congress
Of the Communist party published
today, said Soviet Russia's third
fve-year plan was to change "a So
cialist society to Communist So
ciety."
Molotof1's full report was delivered
Wednesday, but not published until
yesterday by Tass, official news
agency. A summary Of the report
previously had been published jan
uary 80.
Moloton said the time had come
for the Soviet Union to surpass the
United States and the most highly
developed capitalistic countries in
the economic sphere "once and for
all in the shortest possible time"
IF we solve this problem we will
make the Soviet Union the most ad-
vanced country in the world In all
respects" he declared.
Then and only then will the sig
nificance of the new era in the de-
velopment Of the Soviet Union be
really achieved, the era Of transition
from a Socialist society to Com
munist society.
Molotof asserted that as long as
Russia is surrounded by capitalistic
countries I'VE can not be free from
the duty of waging struggle against
Evening star., 1939-03-17

into q rubber bladder attached be-
low the mask. Part of this carbon
dioxide returns to the lungs when
the passenger next inhales, the re-
mainder running out through an
outlet in the bladder.
Oxygen is piped from steel tanks
stored in the plane into outlets at
tached just below each seat In the
walls Of the plane. A regulator sys-
tenn which can be set for the
attitudes the plane is expected to
reach during its flight controls the
flow of oxygen and is operated by
the pilot.
Pilot Freeburg. discussing the
plane, declared that it is adapted
to fly at attitudes Of 80 to 80 thou
sand feet. He stressed the ad-
vantages Of flying at high attitudes
such as avoidance of fogs, ice and
storms
G. E. Gardner. operations man
ager Of the Northwest Airlines, said
six Of the lines planes on its West
ern runs already are equipped with
oxygen apparatus which is especial
ly advantageous in making flights
over the Western mountain ranges.
A party which went up for a
demonstration flight yesterday as
guests Of Administrator Clinton M.
Hester Of the Civil Aeronautics
Authority included Rear Admiral
Russell r. Waesche, commandant
of the United States Coast Guard;
Representatives Carl E. Mapes of
Michigan and Jennings Randolph
of West Virginia; Paul Frizzeu and
Robert A. Hinckley, both Of the
Aeronautics Authority: Abbott Mills,
Washington attorney; Ugo Carusi,
executive assistant to the Attorney
General; Leonard Engel, Mr.. Hester
and DR.. Lovelace.
Evening star., 1939-03-17

The silvery Lockheed laboratory
plane of the Northwest Airlines
which yesterday circled its way
down to the Washington Airport
from a height of 10000 feet is
scheduled to take off today for its
home port of Minneapolis after
demonstrations of a newly developed
oxygen mask with which the pas
senger plane is equipped for sub
stratosphere flying.
Flown by the airline's ace pilot
and Eastern division superintendent,
Nal B. Freeburg. and Co-Pilot Erick
Paselk, both of Minneapolis, the
plane arrived here after bucking q
120-mile-an-hour headwind on its
substratosphere flight from New
York.
The new mask was developed by
DR.. w. R. Lovelace, DR.. w. M.
Boothby and DR.. A. H. Bulbulian,
all of the Mayo Clinic at Rochester,
Mimi, who were passengers on the
plane when 1t arrived here. The
oxygen equipment was adapted for
aviation purposes with the co-opera-
ton of the Northwest Airlines.
Other passengers on the plane,
which also stopped at Boston during
its tour for demonstration at the
Harvard University Fatigue School,
included Ralph Gerar of the North
west Airlines operations department.,
Chief Engineer Karl O. Larson and
Mrs. Freeburg.
Constructed of special pressure
resisting rubber, the mask may be
worn while the passenger is eating
or talking, fitting over the nose,
with a framework surrounding the
mouth and open at the center.
Breathing through the nose, the
passenger exhales carbon dioxide
Evening star., 1939-03-17
u. S. Protests Anew
To Japan on Bombing
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, March 17.-United
States consular representatives at
Hankow have protested anew to the
Japanese on the basis of a report
tan American mis-
sion school was destroyed Tuesday
in a Japanese air raid.
The American Church Mission
EpiscopaD informed the Hankow
consulate that its st. James School
was leveled by bombs. In the past
nine days three Of the four Ichang
properties of the mission have been
bombed.
The United States Consul at Han
kow first protested March 8, point
ing out that the Japanese had been
advised Of the location Of the Ameri-
can properties. 1chang is nearly
1000 miles up the Yangtze from
Shanghai.
Evening star., 1939-03-17

the capitalistic world, against its
constantly renewed attacks upon
Soviet power. upon the U. s. s. r."
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ASK ME
ANOTHER
The Questions

1. What are the following: (a)
Adams needle; (b) Adams peak;
(c) Adams profession?
2. Why is an artesian well So
called?
8. What do the racing clothes
including boots of jockey weigh?
4. Which are the two smallest
states in Europe?
5. A gnomon is a person of no
importance, dwarf, Scottish
chieftain or a geometrical figure?
6. To what does the song,
Comm Through the Rye" refer?
7. The unit of current or flow
of electricity is called-an am
pere, volt or watt?
8. Which is the correct idiomat-
ic expression-"If worst comes to
worst" or eff worse comes to
worst?
9. What American city was first
known as New Amsterdam?
10. What kind of foundations are
under the buildings in Venice,
Italy?
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A Quiz With Answers
Offering Information
on Various Subjects
The AnsUers

1. (a) Various species of yucca
plants; (b) Mountain peak in Cey-
lon; (c) Gardening.
2. Because such wells were first
sunk in Artois (anc. Arte-sium),
France.
ga Jockeys outfit seldom weighs
more than 80 ounces.
4. Monaco, the smallest state, is
8 square miles, and San Marine,
the next smallest state, is SO square
miles.
5. A geometrical figure.
8. A small river.
z. An ampere, named after An
DIRE Ampere, French scientist who
established the relationship be-
tween electricity and magnetism.
8. DR.. Rossiter Johnson, in "Al-
phabet of Rhetoric" says" If
worse comes to worst is often
rendered meaningless by being
changed to If worst comes to
worst The original and correct
form is evident on a moments
thought. It is essentially a con-
tinuation of from bad to worse
from worse to worst.
9. New York.
10. Mostly piles.
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Diet for Gall
Bladder Patients

Physicians going over the records
of their patients find that from to
10 per cent have gall bladder trou-
BILE, and yet it is known that in
examination after death about two
in every three show that there has
been trouble with the gall bladder.
Of course, these patients did not
die because of their gall bladder
trouble but the fact that the bile
was not flowing freely from the gall
bladder may have been partly to
blame for their final illness.
The gall bladder may give trouble
in one of two ways. First, there
may be spasm preventing flow
of bile from gall bladder to intes-
tine) which distends the gall blad-
der. Second, the gall bladder may
be too weak or lazy to push bile
out, and so again the gall bladder
is distended.
It is believed that before severe
symptoms of gall bladder trouble
appear, the patient has been suffer-
ing with such symptoms as belch-
ing, gas pressure, occasional nau-
sea, for as long as 10 years.
Diet Suggested.
A diet for the gall bladder patient
who is overweight is suggested by
Drs. J. M. Blackford, r. I. King and
K. r. Sherwood in the Journal of
the American Medical Association.
Breakfast: Strained orange Juice,
ripe banana, or baked apple; one
poached egg on alternate days;
small cup of coffee, one lump sugar,
small amount of cream.
Midmorning lunch: One-han slice
toast, small amount of butter.
Luncheon: Consomme; lean meat
broiled; white potatoes; PURGE of
peas; gelatin containing fruit; weak
tea.
Dinner: Same as lunch.
Bedtime lunch: Glass of milk.
Midnight lunch: Crackers or rolls.
The suggestion for underweights
is to add bland cereals and some
fruit to the above diet.
released by Western Newspaper Union.)
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FloaUered Hat Came
To Do Double Duty

A young matron found herself
somewhat hustled by the number
and variety of her engagements.
One day in particular she found
troublesome, for she had to go
first to a funeral service and
then to garden party.
She solved the dress problem by
wearing smart but sober clothes
and taking in a hat box a flow
cred hat which, during the service,
she placed in the vestry.
Her sense of quiet pleasure at
this successful solution of the
problem was somewhat marred,
however, when the coffin was
brought into church. For repos-
ing in the center of the wreaths
on the coffin was her Powered hat.
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CHAPTER XVI

The Maharanee was scrupulously
fair. Rather than disguise her mo-
tive, she revealed it. She stripped
objections to it naked She didn't
pretend that Rundhia was prince
of virtue or man of his word,
except when it suited him, or when
compelled to keep promise. The
Maharanee believed every word she
said But she used arguments that
sounded curious, even to Lynn. who
was under the spell of the eastern
environment.
Lynn later found Rundhia stand
ing in moonlight, in a golden tur-
ban and European dinner clothes.
AS a palace door closed behind
Lynn, she, too, stepped into the
moonlight, with her face half yelled
under the sequined sari 1t was she
who looked oriental, dressed accord
ing to the Maharanee's wishes Run
dhia looked like western athlete,
in more or less fancy dress. And
he called Lynn goddess in west
ern terms that any polo-playing
American gallant might have used:
"You look like Miss Indial You
almost give me religion! Pull away
that curtain! Show your golden hair,
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Strange Facts
adams Day III
!. Sioro in Anger
~ Spotted Aristocrats
j Spotted Aristocrdfs
The worlds ESQ 1000, 600 Moslems

The worlds 25O, Zoo, 900 Moslems
observe Friday as their Sabbath
because, according to Mohammed,
this was the day Adam was Gre
ated, the day he entered and was
also expelled from Paradise, the
day of his repentance, the day of
his death and the day he will be
reSurrected.
Chameleons are "slow-motion"
fighters. When two enemies start
a battle, many minutes, even
hours, pass between each thrust
and parry. Sometimes the only
way that one can tell a fight is in
progress is by the color of their
skins, which have turned black
with rage.
Increasing age diminishes at
tendance at the movies to an as
tonishing degree. Surveys indi-
cate that the number who no long,
er attend increases from so per
cent at the age of forty to rs per
cent at sixty to SO per cent at
eighty.
Although about nine thousand
members of Britain's aristocracy
and sporting world are admitted
to the Royal Enclosure at Ascot,
England, at each meeting, thou
sands are excluded because they
are in bankruptcy, involved in a
divorce, owe too much money
to a bookmaker or have not been
presented at a royal court.-Col-
lier'S.
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Living by Spurts

HERE are people who do their
work in the world evenly,
steadily, quietly. They get up in
the morning knowing that the
day has its appointed task, which
must be done. They dispose of
the task with serene exactitude.
The next day brings another,
and the next another; each is per-
formed in the same spirit. There
IS competence, accuracy, but no
excitement, no enthusiasm, and
likewise there is no discourage
ment or dependency. Such
persons take work and play, as
they take sleeping and eating, as
part of the routine of life.
Other people live and move by
spurts. Everything with them is
a matter of zeal and passion.
There are days when their daily
labor takes on a glory. They see
rich possibilities in it of achieve
ment and distinction. They throw
themselves into it entirely; they
see new openings for effort, and
take advantage of them, build
large and splendid edifces of
hope and confidence and call upon
every resource of their spirits to
realize them.
Then come days of reaction.
Perhaps there is a physical ele-
ment to consider. At any rate, the
squirt collapses. If there is char
acter behind it, the man goes on
working somehow, gets his daily
task done; but there is no passion
In it, and very little hope. Such
lives are made up of alterna-
tons of enthusiasm and despair.
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and let's give all the other goddesses
sight to make them green with
envy!"
Lynn uncovered her head and
walked beside him in silence.
81 feel like god tonight" said
Rundhia.
Have you been drinking?" Lynn
asked
"You golden-haired iconoclast!
Your arrow aimed into the heart of
my ballooning self-esteem! You de-
licious archerl have had five cock
tails. Do | seem drunk"
'What sized cocktails?"
Measured to my mood, exactly"
Then you seem astonishingly so
Der. What have you done about
Captain Norwood?"
Lynn, let's forget Norwood. 1
want to talk to you"
81 can't forget him. You and /
have wronged him."
Has he answered your letter."
Rundhia retorted
mo. But have you forgotten your
promise?"
Didn't the Maharanee tell you?
Don't trouble yourself about Nor
wood. Forget him. Talk to me-"
Il wish to talk about Captain Nor
wood"
''He has talked about you, I don't
mind telling you. According to one
of the palace servants, he told your
aunt this afternoon that he's dis
gusted with you"
ST can believe he is disguised"
Lynn answered But / can't mag
inc him saying so to Aunty, or to
anyone else"
LET us talk about you." said Run
dhia.
every well, what about me?"
''Now you have made me speech
less!''
Have I? Then perhaps you will
listen to me-"
Beloved. l viii gladly listen to
you. in an ecstasy of patience and
devotion, during years which shall
flow so fast that wen be old before
We kIlOW IL!
Ibid you get that from a book?"
81 never read books. When / talk
to you, my tongue can only stutter
miserable hints of how I feel. You
make me delirious. Be good enough
to notice that these arms resist i'm
pulse!" He extended his arms to-
ward the moon, then dropped them
to his sides. "Oh, Lynn. love you"
Good job l don't love you," she
answered. 'There'd be-"
"a new golden age in KadurI"
Rundhia interrupted. Lynn: philos-
ophy, religion, economics and the
other muck they made me listen to
at school and college left me, until
you came, dry of faith in anything
but evil-and even evil dyingl You
are my first glimpse of goodness"
Don't you love the Maharanee?
Isn't she good?"
''Oh, yes. She is good past his
tory. Lynn, you are the present and
the future! One straight look into
your blue eyes, and / knew what
hope means and the higher vision.
had never seen it, until saw you. I"
Sounds good" Lynn answered.
''What was In the cocktails?"
Don't iokeI Lynn, I'm in love. I
mean every word I'm saying to
you"
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Of Such Is Friendship

Despite Cicero's de Amt
citia" and uncounted other
books and papers on the sui
ject, friendship remains difficult
to define. But so is electricity.
Both possess a dynamic quality
difficult to catch on the photo
graphic plate of words. Both are
best understood by their works.
A boy once stood on a hollock,
unwinding from a reel a string
that stretched in an arc upward
until it was lost in the clouds.
What are you doing?" some
one asked.
Flying kite"
"But you can't see your kite.
How do you know it is there?"
''By the pull of the string in
my hand" the boy answered.
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IiSill iOWST Sue Oh
the abdomen and
thus be mistaken
for appendicitis, it
is only good sense to
consider the condi-
ton as appendicitis
until an examiria-
ton by a physician
shows it to be one
of these other condi-
tons.
Is there any warn
ing, any symptoms
III f 0ocYrr hafOro
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Warning Symptoms.

w "a hAA6 ~ IA PsoAkkSs
Symptoms which should serve as
warning include nausea, indiges-
ton, vomiting, loss of appetite, fat
ulence (gas pressure), a sense of
heaviness and soreness and tender
ness over the lower right side. In
a great many cases the dull heavy
pain is right in the pit of the stom-
ach, remains there sometimes for
hours and then gradually shifts
down to the lower right side of the
abdomen.
In many ailments-gaIl bladder
colo, ulcer of stomach or intestine,
kidney colic-there is both the med
ical and surgical treatment, but DR..
Leibow points out once more that
'tthere is no medical treatment for
appendicitis. The use of any phys
&c, no matter how mild, may tend
to rupture the acutely infamed ap-
pendix and lead to dangerous COM
plications
Sometimes when physic has
been taken there is relief from pain
for a while because the appendix
has been ruptured and the patient
believes he has cleared up the cause
of the pain, whereas he has only
started dangerous complications
peritonitis. Peritonitis requires i'm
mediate surgery and this may be
too late to save his life.
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cast nnD WesT
BY TALBOT muNDY

ises. And he sometimes keeps his
promises, unless"
.Unless. WHAT"
'unless someone else can keep
EN- for him with long knife. He
can hire that done for five rupees
head. So why pay US thousand?
Can your intellect answer that con-
undrum? Figure it out on board
when you get home"
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Tourists Prefer Monks, Cells

Most popular hotel at the always
popular Italian resort of AmaIfi is
an old monastery. To have the
chance to spend the night in one of
the ancient monks cells, now COM
fortably furnished, Americans have
to book rooms weeks IN advance.
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T0DAY'S
HEALTH
COLUMN

lung. An infiamed and dis
tended gall bladder, kidney
colo, inflammation of the in
testines or acute obstruction of
the intestine may produce
symptoms similar to appendi-
citis."
Other conditions which may
be taken for appendicitis are
typhoid, tuberculosis abscess
of the loin, the groin or right hip,
perforation or breaking through of
a stomach ulcer, lead collie, acute
Inflammation of the pancreatic
gland, hysteria and just the fear of
appendicitis.
I am quoting Dr. Louis M. Lei
bow, New York, in Hygeia.
Despite the large number of con-
ditions which can cause pain on the
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Torpedo Tubes

Torpedoes are discharged from
submarines by air pressure, either
from the control room by the COM
mander or at the tubes by his or
ders.
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One Brightness

Brightness expresses of actions,
what straightness does of lines;
and there can no more be two
kinds of right action than there
can be two kinds of straight lines.
Herbert Spencer.
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DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a
tonic which has been helping women
Of all ages for nearly 20 years. Adv.
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Appendix Pain
Warns Victim
Of Condition
Bv DIR. JAMES w. BARTON

0NIORE than "a serious
lSI conditions may cause
pain on the right side of the abb
domen. For example, such pain
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1t will be lovely made up in thin
wool, fiat crepe or sheer velvet,
with a cleaning brooch or clip
at the plain neckline.
Three Styles in Aprons.
This practical pattern, 1929, re-
ally gives you three apron styles,
because the pinafore part is per-
forated so that you can make it
two ways, and both ways are thor
oughly protective and useful, with
buttoned straps, crossed in the
back, that won't slip off. Both
pinafores and the little tie-around
have a pretty flare. Make these
of linen, gingham, lawn or ba-
tiste, and tuck two or three sets
away for gifts, too.
The Patterns.
No. 1880 is designed for sizes So,
38, 40, AZ, A, As, 43, so and 50.
Size SO requires 5ls yards of 80
inch material with long sleeves;
AIS yards with short.
No. 1929 is designed for sizes 81,
SO, SO, 40, AZ, A, 46 and AZ. Size 36
requires, for No. l, Ia yards of
35 inch material and yards bias
fold; for No. 2, 11s yards of IS
inch material and yards of pleat-
ing; for No. 3, la yards of IS
inch material.
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Spare the Absent
Let no one be willing to speak
i'll of the absent.-Propertius.
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occasionally &C.
ours in diseases
Of tn e in
pneumonia and
pleurisy at lower
surface of right
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the pain in the right side appears
that may help the patient and the
physician also in knowing that an
attack of appendicitis may be on the