Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1930, Page 6

A M Standing introduced, sever: wl zion-competlt] allied Slectrieal appard e m Ql this rpany “r“-'l ln any's origin re- e Mgn in unictpafities g et ""t";""fl...m Litend m saneg,of er Com % Sies rporations. snd es rat i uT £ um Pl um‘- e Fes thts produce spea P00 ib research on ihis proby Conseauence of which it ls today eer and Ieader of ' vast industry; Flthout 'a. remete. competitor. establisn iernitorial @istribution over glready paying districts in this fundamental ees, Gorporation 15 seel ct royen business and competent ‘to maintai don center, tor b o contacts T the Aeld"of" elumul Sbbaratus selin i and buil the oomnuo = MEVIOAN G OF ¢ PROTESTS QUOTA American ‘Body Says Immi-, gration Bill Passage “Unwise.” By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, May 26.—The execu- tive comimittee of the American Cham- le | ber of Commerce yesterday made pub- avol - that ser cotineate Dresent Conditions places the iount of this capital 4t about "$5.00. o on Ehis 1nvestment i aiready ed even on the basis of Dresent seles e nnuuy unexploited territory. Aflr Box 325-R, Star Ofee. any Women Find Resinol Gives Quick t Relief Local ] liching and Burning Thepainful effects of m¢id-or irtita- ting secretions are amazingly soothed and healed by the first application. At all druggists. —— lic the text of a felegram sent to Presi- dent Hoover deseribing the Harris bill to it Mexican quorg" laws ‘as “most unwise at m’:;l" telegtam “Said: e “In view of the present cordial and friendly remtions between the United States and Mexico, it is the opinion of the ex!(mt;!r committee of the gefl- can business interests and to these friendly “‘“éotnstmm“ the pm- posed legislation restricting from Mexico would not do actual tg‘;:d and would be most unwise at this e. “Nothing should be done w affect adversely this "imlenlt;:,e a: 'co.l and sueh mlnlon il &l trade and the friendly relations of the two_countries. s The committee thonght that “to pick out Mexico as the only country of Western World for putting into effect such rest.flctions will lnmtt:hly 'p:odsx;:g most unsatisfactory b - ho uut our slative body o areb kflu sttuation will eln(ullandpo b every s mPennn us to exprens the hope that the pm of the restrictive pro- enacted into law afe re- Posals ot in_ the ovent g should ‘be mased and reuhes e Yo for signature, ‘We respectful deép interést flcummense{mlr thought- ful oonnmfifln to its JINX-RIDDEN AVIATOR DELAYS FLIGHT PLANS Havold Bromley, Thtice Halted by Accidents, Awaits Backers’ Advice on Proposed Pacific Hop. 3 Dv L) Atsm:hhu pn- h = h fos : ?oihe , pleasure of the .bYou can visit dude , tanches, National You can qo clear to California end back, on @ SantaTe Summer Xeursion ficket—at @ fore w0 s sonable you can afford te take the whole family. G. C. DILLARD DIIL Plll A C At grocers and delicatessens 28.—Harold Bromley. nnx-dfllnd m, Who ehrlse ed nun-mp fiights from com- ash., to, Tokio, J?fln. only ‘have his planes wrecked be: he could start, awaited word today from his iC ‘Whether to abandon the attempt w ipun the Pa- cific or order a new pi H. W. Catlin, test plbt for the fac- tm‘y thnt constructed_the three Ofty of a ships, was burned fatally in the wreel of the third plane at ‘WMuroe, Calif., Saturday. The firét City of 'hcmm. early soma, finished Summer, was wrecked at Ta- 3 when Bromley raced it down' the runway, headed for Jupan. wgm e sonibe hien, kel o5 a s .‘m Tiss besn financed by & goup of Tacoma business men. [ Births Reported. 'sga“ PRI m aa er bogy -m%mmm v*lmn. ir, and Anna L. Malkin, boy. George B 0, nnet) nrngr Jro i L. i:ner. 243 €, Y. Do Jackson. boy. l as L. and &]e{'ll Brown, fll’ w’l -nd !l’ 3 % 'l‘ »‘ Deaths Reporled ‘The following O:I:w'n I’m the Health De p"lc,,u“!:e‘thnlcfilddlehlek. 83, Gallinger Hos- : fi.,,uwox.&..'wwmm,. TR, ot iaabit Hospitel | DR e Frénk G. Tutwiler, 36, Walter Reed Hos- Bomas Hall 31, Gallinger Hospita. Willam Gaskins, 35, Home for Aséd and Lucy E. Holmes, 71, 1118 3rd st mn.'- Siorohann ot Galfness ltu-flmL James 7 ‘otl&s immigration under | this | | Mercury’s Staff This “caduceus” is the fabled staff used by Meteury, that mythological winged messenger of the gods, who himself was also the god of commerce. For these reasons it Is to be carved in the stone shield on the Department of Commerce to represent the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, with its agents throughout the world. This bureau was created by an act approved August 23, 1912, which consolidated under that name the Bureau of Manu- factures and the Bureau of Statistics. WESTERN LUMBER PRODUCTION IS CUT Companies in Douglas Fir Region Reduce Production Schedules. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Ore, May 28=Col. ‘W. B. Greeley, secretary and manager of the West Coast Lumbermen's Asso- ciation, has announced that many lumber mills in the Douglas fir region of the Pacific Northwest have curtailed production for an extended period. Several mills that normally operate two shifts, the statement said, are plan- ning to operate on a one-shift basis. Others, he said, will reduce cutting schedules to four and five days a week, while many single-shift mills are operating on a five-day week basis. “Large inventories, decreased 'demand fmm nearly all important markets,” he said, “plus operating losses under pres- ent conditions are the eauses.” Bince January 1 the industry has ated on an average somewhat less than 70 per cent of normal, Col. Greeley said. The association estimated that the further reductiohs would place the nvurhue output at less than 60 per cen ‘Wants $40,000 for Finger. Claifiing that he eannot adjust trim- mings and fix pins as well as when he had 10 digits, a modelist of Paris has sued an autoist for $40,000 damages for the loss of his little finger in an auto sccident. It is explained that a modelist is oné who drapes the gowns en manne- quins, and therefore it is important that he be perfect in every way. PAIN LEAVES | GCORNS They dry up, peel off AMAZING scientific discovery énds corns and calluses. One drop does the work. It deadéns in 8 short seconds. Cofn then up and loosens so you peel it off, Doctors find it safest way known. Beware of imitations. Get the real “Gets-It"—for sale everywhere. “GETS-IT,” Inc., Chicago. . GETS=IT has made a new kind of Rye Bread— Swedish Rye —that’s not only different from any rye bread baked in Washington; but it is supremely delicious. It has a flavor all its own; is daintily sweet —with a texture that is most palatable. Good for a Change —and good for you because of its wholesomeness. Serve plain—or toasted 10¢ Ask for Dorsch’s Swedish Rye If your dealer can’t supply you— phone the bakery—North 0386 Made in the bakery owned and operated by Dorsch himself for a third of a century WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, MAY 26. 1930. PLANSTOPORTRAY ([ From the Front Row SCIENCE ADVANCE Dramatic Exmmt Coveging 100 Years Proposed at Chicago World Fair. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, May 26.—Dramatic por- trayal of the advances of science, par- ticularly @uring the last 100 years, was recommended yesterday as the domi- nant theme 1or the 1933 world fair at Chicago. ThE recommenantlon ‘was contained of the National Research cauncu science advisory committee to e trustees of the exposition. Among the features urged were: Exhibits showing graphically the na- tures of the principal sciences; out- discoveries and phenomena; meéthods of the application of sclence and the mutual dependence of science, modern life and industrial development. A vast temple of science as the cen- tral structure of the Lakeside exposi- tion grounds. Within this building the drama of man’s tfamsition from the dark ages to the enlightened twentieth century would be depicted in a chrono- logical arrangement of symbols and displays. A mountain range of large scale to picture the facts of the biological and earth sciences and show the adapta- tion of metals and minerals to man's sur{)oaes through the agency of in- ustry. A Maya temple, wherein the truths of anthropology would be illustrated and man's origin and progress por- trayed.: Special emphasis Would be made of the development of the races of the American continent. The dependence of the applied sci- ences—represented by the modern ma- chines in operation in air, land and sea—upon scientific phenomenon, dis- covery of law would be stressed. —_— By an_executive decree Bolivia has m:&ymulu presidential elections Something new for Washington, Revxews nnd Gayety This Week Presents the Columbia, N. Y., Show. URLESQUE fans have a prefty fair notion of what they want in the way of their favorite “sport,” and when “Jazz Babies,” with Mae Brown as its outstanding star, emerged with Success from the test of a 35-week season at the Columbia Theater, New York City, “Jage Babies” stood in little need of exploitation to com- mand the attention of our home town connoisseurs. Mge Brown isn't a Hinda Wassau, but Mae has qualifications in per- sonal charm, as a singer and #s & dancer, that need no apologies for replacing the Ilurid Hinda, and Bobby n, Mae's sidekick in the show, has enough and to spare to establish her claim to the brightest spot in the limelight. Besides there is Dorothy Moss to supplement thém both—and how. Joe Moss, who claims Washington Neuriti ‘There is no pain like Neuritis, noth- ing quite so torturing, so utterly un- bearable. It robs life of all joy and makes people desperate. But Neu- ritis 8 not hopeless—it responds to proper treatment, just the same as other diseases. A well-known phy- cisian has written, “Have been drink- ing Mountain anley ‘Water for six weeks and am glad to say I am feel- ing better than I have for two years.” Mountain Valley Mineral Water, for 75 years the prescribed water at Hot Bprings, Arkansas, tends to neutralize the aclds which are irritating® the nerves and retards the further ac- cumulation of these acids by aiding healthy, normal elimination ~through the kidneys. Renew your hope—learn how Nature can help you. Phone for booklet today. Met. 1062. Water Mountain Va]le¥ 215 District National Bank Bldg. / Commencing May 30th * Memeorial Day ... The Wilson Line will operate the “City of Washington” on the Potomae River—Day trips to Chapel Point at 9:00 A. M. and Moonlight Dance trips in the eve- ning at 8:30 P. M. Daily except Tuesday. Plan your Memoflnl Day party now! The Wilson Line also operates boats between Philadelphia & Wilmington —a service that has been maintained for mearly 50 years. See advertisements in The Star, May 28th and The Times, May 29th WILSON LINE %th STREET WHARVES Tel. NAT. 2440 THE FIRST MOONLIGHT DANCE Wik BE THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY #0thy Inferior screen-grid tubes are decidedly false economy” says: WALTER E. HOLLAND Chief Engineer-of PHILCO ECAUSE the vacuum tube is vital to the performance of a fine radio set, we recommend RCA Radiotrons for Philco Balanced Uit Radio. Inferior tubes can cause numerous difficulties which may nullify theresult of most care- ful set engineering and construe- tion. Inferior screen-grid tubes are decidedly ?h;d.l !tonm:y The im- portance of quality and precision of manufacture a8 in RCA Radio- trons eannot be over-emphasized. ‘With RCA Radiottons in your Philco Screen-Grid Radio you will get theutmost benefit from Philco Balaaced Unit construction.” only sure way to and el by ] tarl K g ..:D‘l RCA RADIOTRON CO,, INC., HARRISON, N. J. RADIO ENGINEERS ADVISE: ‘vacuum tubes in iowrons a1 lesst onee o vwndlg,m a*r...-.:;!‘%‘.-’r"%s‘."‘!‘.. Ao meambnlnhmn«d‘:‘c-' RCA_Radigtron Ncws of Washington's Theaters. as his native heath, needn't worry about his qualifications as an eccen- tric comedian, and he has a good running mate in Hap Freyer, a Iaughmaker par excellence, ‘The music of the show is bright, snappy and catchy, and a bang-up chorus handles the ensembles to suit the most exacting. All in all “Jasz Babies” should have a popular and “We Save You Monhey By Saving Your Clothes’ [ Auccuanu week at the Ninth street playhouse. 'l'he Litfle Picture, “Damaged Souls,” for Men This Week. Wfl'fl its companion four reels of enlightenment shifted to fit the masculine audience, “Dam Souls” continues it run at the Little Theater, and apparently hu lost hone of its typicll popularity. College Colors !hme at Night. The South Dakota State College. cam- panile, & 165-foot chimes tower on the campus at Brookings, is to be fllumin- ated at night with yellow and blue, the college colors, by means of 30 flood- | lighting projectors, sonde with clear, some with yellow and others with blue lenses. The shaft, visible for 20 mi in the daytiine, wil} be tors a hundred for an 8,000,000 candlepower revolving beacon and & directional beacon will ‘be mounted ITOP the structure. URNITURE RENTING FURNITURE Manhattan Sawes You Money ' By Saving Your Clothes LOTHES-dothes-clothes-how their cost cuts into the family income. How soon the rubbing cnd scrubbing of ordinary washing wears them out. Manhattan’s “Net Bag Sysxem" of _ . washing actually give your clothes longer life. Your pieces, as- , sorted according to color and material, are put into individual Net Bags labeled with your name. This way they are protected against damage from all hard surfaces during the washing pro- cess. Foamy suds, from the purest of Palm Oil soap, loosen the dirt gently but thoroughly and many rinsings of soft water carry it away. Your daintiest silk garments can be intrusted to the Manhattan with the assurance that they will be returned to you as clean and fresh as when new. {{ Manhattan’s 3-Day Delivery service is an extra service without extra cost. Clothes collected Monday morning are deiivered Wednesday afternoon; collected Wednesday: they come back Friday; etc. A trial will convince you that this safe, modern way makes your clothes wear longer and that Manhattan saves you money by saving your clothes. MANHATTAN LAUNDRY PHONE DECATUR 1120 (Entire Advertisement Copyrighted, 1930.) THE NET GETS THE WEAR AND THE CLOTHES GET THE WASH TRAMPLING ART FOR PROFITS OR all its virtues, modern indus- trialism can run amuck under the spur of greed for profits. Witness, the ruin threatening the Art of Musie. * 800 musicians in Hollywood supply all the ““music”’ offered in thousands of theatres. Can such a tiny reservoir of talent nurture artistic progress? * The true function of the machine is to increase the value of the product fed into it—not to debase it. There- mugician! Who profits by the elimination of genuine music from the theatre? No# the music-loving publie! Not the * If you agree that theatre patrons are entitled to real music—in addition to talking and sound motion pictures, for the price they pay—HELP SAVE THE ART FROM RUIN. Enroll with millions of others in the Musie fore mechanical music, as a substitute for Living Musie, is a spurious form of progress—Like a loom converting good wool into shoddy. * The grind organ, however operated, is a grind organ still. Defense League. voice is raised its will must be served! When the public’s AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS 1440 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Centlemen: For music is an emotional art, a form of social in- tercourse, and hence dependent upon human contact. Witheut fuither obligition én my part, please enroll my name in the Music Defenss Leagus as one who is opposed to the dlimination of Living Musie from the Theatrs. L2, ————— THE AMERICAN «em&- FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS (Comprising IMMWWWIAINM-‘SMnMMX Wimwmmxflnn