Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 54

LIBRARY S GIVEN BOOK COLLECTION Pacific Relations Institute Presents 27 Volumes to v . Librarian Putnam. “The Institute of Pacific Relations yes- terday ted to the Library of Con- m Librarian Herbert Put- nun. a collection of 27 volumes covering a recent survey of political and eco- nomic conditions in a, Japan, Aus- Y.rllll and Mher countries touching on the Pacific ‘The eouecuo:y o{ orlcln:.lt:lmn!w&u was presented by representatives of the various oountries attending the Insti- tute’s conference at Kyoto last Novem- The tation was made by m " The collection was business men, scholars an who have made & thorough study of conditions in the Pacific countries. Another copy was turned over to the State Department. The presentation was made at s Juncheon at the Library, attended by Dr. Putnam, Charles J. Rhoads, Com- missioner of Indian Affairs, and Stan- ley E. Hornbeck of the State Depart- men LINGERIE GIVES ALLEGED SMUGGLING PLOT AWAY Customs Guards Uncover Load of Foreign Purchases Aboard ‘Yacht Cyprus. B7 the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, May 8.—A tell-tale plece of new French lingerie hanging from the rear of one of two rushing laundry 'wumu led to the discovery Tuesday of smuggling plot aboard the slmooo yacht Cyprus. records said the Cyprus was r‘lntld. by Daniel C. Jackling, Cali- millionaire. The vessel arrived Sunday from Bermuda after completing & year's cruise of the world. John Golding, customs guard, saw the $wo laundry wagons running toward the ht pier. He saw a piece of lingerie from the back of one of them and upon further investigation found s load of alleged foreign purchases. The chief steward of the yacht was arrested. Other members of the crew, ‘whose names were withheld, were ques# tioned and released. 11 HELD ON RUM CHARGES CHARLOTTE, N. C, May 8 (#).— Eleven Charlotte white men were ar- Tested They liminary he ings before W. S. Huggins, United Btates commissioner, some time today. WOMAN GETS YEAR Pa, May 8 (P)—A the heaviest sentence ever TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Nlm-'“lw !'llyen in “Wood- en Kimono,” at 8:20 Poli’s—* AN:I lrhh M"‘ at 2:30 #nd 8:30 pm. Gayety—"“Mutual Follies,” burlesque, Bt 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Rialto—"King of Jaz,” at 11:20 am.,, [:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:20 and 9:20 p.m. Columbia—“The Divorcee,” at 11:35 Bm, 1:35, uo.sw 'Ho:ndBMpm Metropolitan—-“Hold Everything.” at 11 am., lllfl.llfi,llo 5:50, 7:560 and 9:40 p.m. Palace—“Young Eagles” at 11:45 am, 2:15, 4: 45. 7:30 and 10:05 p.m. Fox—* 'rem le Tower,” nv, 11:54 am.,, R:37, 4: :52 and 10:04 p. Earle—"The Light of Wuhrfl Stars,” at 11:40 am., 1:45, 3:50, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:50 pm. Keith’s—“Ingagl,” at 11:25 am., 1:25, 8:25, 6:356 and 9:10 p.m. Ambassadlor—“Under a Texas Moon,” Bt 6, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. c-w—'mw York Nights,” from 11 B.m. to 11 p. 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A _First National and Vitaphone Pic- ture in Technicolor LAST rnru mna! “LIGI WESTERN STARS" WARNER BROS MerropoLitaN DAILY, 11 A. M. to 11 P. COMFORTABLY COOLED CBY REFRIGERATION WINNIELIGHTNER JOE E. BROWN In the Warner Bros. it Technicolor Comedy “HOLD EVERYTHING" TONITE GAYETY THEATRE Star Wruuh' Bouts Thursday, May 8th DICK GRAVELY vs. EDDIE POPE GEORGE TAYLOR vs. MARIO GIGLIO Burlesque and Wrestling One Admission Smoke If You Like. District 9324 lmo fllf wll'l‘fl S and ) LORETTA YOUNG tn iAKOMA . Otto {e‘ nbfl?‘é}ulfl “SOUTH SEA ROSE” Warner Bros.” AMBASSADOR co TODAY—FRANK FAY in TEXAS MOON.” 18th_and 1. Rd. N.W. “UNDER A Warner Bros.” 624 B Bt NE. TQDAY and TOMORROW-_WILLIAM POWELL 1n “THE BENSON MUR- ‘Warner Bros.’ A a AVALON w5300 B, DAY—VILMA BANKY in “A LADY LOVE." “Warner Bros. VENUE GRANI) fioms‘m 1230 © St NE. TODAY_GEORGE ARLISS in “THE SAVQY 14 & Oo. ma. nwW. TQDAY - RICHARD BARTHELMESS ‘SON. GODS.” a. Ave. & Quebee Bt N.W. OW_WILLIAM and 'N)uo!u\l & e °¥L"-.;.m Ma. CA“EO “SOUTH SEA ROSE,” (-3 E CAROLINA -‘&foftriniia T AMERICAN GIRLL with SYLVAN L“.%%“!!.:: AR “HIT THE DECK” F. A ‘VAGABOND LOVER." P AR.FOURTEENTN ST A Fox Movietoue KENNETH MacKENNA es BULLDOG DRUMMOND —the stage— FANCHON & MARCO’'S “ART IN TAPS” A Stacests, Rhythmle Feast of Tempe sud Beauty FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA LEON BRUSILOFF, Conductor, Pox Movietons News SATIIIAI lhd xfl MR B\mny?m U? EL IlEIlEI. In His First Starring Plcture, "I'IIE COI.DEII CII.F" x Movietone A auantest with MARJORIE WHITE JACK MULHULL Cont. 11 to 11—Adm. 50c LAST 4 DAYS FOR The Most Fearless Picture Ever Produced PRICE OF A GOOD TIME Iup—Gm-—WInopu Sinners DAMAGED SOULS NEXT WEEK Bes. 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