Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1925, Page 10

MORE USE OF RADIO URGED ON COOLIDGE Fresident Should Make Reg- | ular Talks to People Over Air, Proposal States. BY FREDERIC W Ninetec destine AN WILE. ute alike to lowledged hit o radio as an | contact between the the people. 110 | Ttaly Reports Increase in Jobless - quent and month i e of the Union whenever ocel with the ion suggests i |end of November there were only 1 month of December is explained as Antipathy Is Conquered. | fits in with Calvin Coolidge’ = l | survey of fhe purely human side of nor spell- all addicted to - |a platform speake to that (]Au- ‘the greate <t month, nlu-ni Telegraph Corporation competing Telephone the Radio a will have itry broadcasting _cirou it will be possible for the Pr dent or for any public man or artist to be heard by the on, not ex- ceptionally, but regularly. It jg that time which those authorities have in view who want Mr. Coolidge to “take the air” and commune with the peo- ple as often as pu :;!f'urs or his radio addre more exte 3 tack speeches like the ones Mr. Cool- | idge and Gen. Lord, director of the budget, made on the night of Jan- uary 26 inundate them with letters and telegrams of appreciation. The ‘White House mail bag always bulges | a day or two after Coolidge has been “on the air.” The talks sink in, where ordinarily delivered speeches, for some reason, don’t seem to.| They create a demand to see the| speeches In type, too, in order that | they may be more thoroughly di- A member of the cabinet| made a ca ign radio speech on public ownership last Autumn. Lis- teners-in demanded copies of it so gested. fa to e fabrics | neuritis, women’s pains, ete. | Also from insomnia and nerv- | ousness. Druggists everywhere Romance Started In Orphans’ Home Ends in Nuptials Ry the Associated Press EW YORK, February 2.—For rs Sara Bloom and Rol.- ,_orphans, carried on a p by smiling across the nagogue of the Hebrew Orphan lum. Yesterday they return- ed and were married at the altar of the same synagogue by Dr. Lowenstein, former su- dent of the asylum reen was a secretary with eration for the Support of Jewish Philahthrople Societies, No. 114 Fifth avenue. Mr. Green a member of the firm of Wil- Friedman, diamond mer- The bride and bridegroom of yes- terday first became acquainted when they were 9 and 10 years of age, respectively. UNEMPLOYMENT GAINS. in December. ROME, February 2.—Official statis- s show that the number of unem- ved throughout Italy at the end of vear Was 150, 445, At the persons out of jobs. The in- unemployment during the having been due solcly to the Winter season. that eventually more \than struck off and sent and postage cost. 'he official in question 1 that no | h of his ever before earned any- | remotely Radio agerly million were ut at printing Fits His Temperament, The receiving end of the rad its effect on the listener-in, exac perament. It is that circumstance lhdl induces the belief he may yield to the proposal that he become the first broadeasting gentleman bf the land. There was recently an official radio. It developed that between the broadcaster and the man or woman who listens there is an across-the- table relationship entirely | proached by the r | | Radio speechmaking me and direct contact. It is personal. It carries conviction. It especially things if it rings sin- e it cuts out nd the elocutionary ef- fects of the average public speaker. When broadcasting deals hi.mm»rl blows like those struck by President | “oolidge in his recent economy talk, | io undoubtedly reaches the pin- its usefulness in public It is to the maximum use alr, along these lines, that "I'(‘<l(lt‘r\l “oolidge has been invited to dedicate him Don’t let pain make you miser- able. One or two Anti-Kamnia Tablets, and the pain will van- ish. For 34 years AK Tablets have relieved millions from Eains of rheumatism, sciatica, eadache, neuralgia, tootha¢he, sell Anti-Kamnia Tablets every day. 25 millions used annually. The genuine painreliever, Anti- Kamnia, has AK on each tablet. Use Anti-Kamnia Tablets |: OPPESED 70 ALL PAIN THE EVE RUSSIAN-JAPANESE PAGT DANGER SEEN Paris Press Regards Union as Menacing Anglo-Saxon Power in World. By the Associated Press S, February 2.—The Russo- treaty yesterday received considerable attention by the even- ing newspapers, which speak of “the of soviet influence and of Asia” as fraught saquences. Tho news- hat the uneasiness shown America and England over the treaty is comprehensible, as it ap- pears to be a menace to Anglo-Saxon power in the world. The Temps thinks that danger of Germany's taking the head of a Rus- slan-Chinese-Japanese combination does not exist at present, but says he Soviets su . the Russo-Japanese t o starting point for a wide new poli This newspaper considers that J pan’s resolve to treat with the Mos- cow government is due to Japan's de- sire to take up a position before the Soviet government and the United States can reach an understanding, which It declares, is to be one of the first results of the retirement of Sec- retary of State Hughes Seces Aim as Plain. “Russia’s play is perfectly plain,’ the Temps adds. an acle to winning Asia to bol- | is making friends to involve and anti- e day Rus- Japan in a American policy sia can head a bolshevik yellow Asiatic world against the Japanese | themselves.” The Matin, commentiig on the Rus- | so-Japanese treaty signed several ago, says it understands that the two countries have given mutual assurances that at present neither will participate in a secret treaty which might be against the interest of the other. This being the case, remarks the G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MO Matin, the significance of the treaty is considerably minimized. Japan, the paper continues, has decided to kuep aloof from Auane comhlhuuon: Europe, but through eoonomm underillndlng balwean Rus- sla and Japan it is evident that Japan 1s able to obtain petroleum from Si- berfa with less trouble than from the Dutch Indles. “Indeed,” says the Matin, “Japan’s unique object in dealing with Russia is to assure indispensable economic advantages.” ELMAN TO WED. Violinist's Romance Started European Trip. YORK, February 2—Mischa noted violinist, announced y that he will be married to 1 Katten of San Francisco, near future. Mr. Elman fiss Katten four years was on board a liner on NEW Elman, yester Miss Hel Calif,, in t said he met ago when h bound for UPSET STOMACH, GAS, INDIGESTION Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, —Stomach Feels Fine! “Fearing Japan as| } \ So pleasant, so inexpensive, 50 quick to settle an upset stomach. 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Oranges, Doz., 35¢ and 45¢ Grapefruit, 3 for . . . 25¢ Grapefruit,4for . . . 25¢ APPLE SALE “47w23c TOMATOES &° 3for50c| ppce: ~ CORN Can 15¢ KEYSTONE SPINACH, Can, 15¢ | VAN CAMP’S MILK, 3 Cans, 29c Vinco Fish Strips, Ib. 19¢c | Aunt Jemima’s Pancake. . . Simon Pure Codfish,Ib. . . .25¢ | Pillsbury’s Pancake . . Beardsley’s Shredded Cod pkg.,10c | Gold Medal Buckwheat (mlx) 10c Cracked (Pear]) Hominy PerLb. 4¢ 13¢ Star Soap c 5¢ 17¢ Just unloaded two carloads, totaling 400 barrels, of fine York Imperials. We offer be- ginning today at Lbs. for Cream of Wheat, small Star Naphtha Powder Large size......