Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1930, Page 30

JAPANESE CAPTURE SAVAGE FORTRESS Two Officers Killed in Attack in Formosa—80 Natives Are Slain. Is Your Garage Protected? mot, do it with a coat or two of our special paint. Absolutely protects against mst and corrosion. 607-609 C St. N.W. Telephone Metropolitan 0151 G STREET AT ELEVENTH ‘ TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Late Arrivals That Will Create a Stir! Luxuriously Fur-Trimmed We Were Thrilled as They Came Out of Their Packings Captivating New | By the Associated Press. TOKIO, November 3 —Newspapers | THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS LIPSTICK $|oo Natural color! today reported the capture of Mahebo, | | Central Formosan village, by Japunese | troops, a victory regarded by authori- | ties as one of the most important yet | |in the campaign to subjugate savage Taiyal tribesmen. + The village, & natural fortress, hemmed in by towering cliffs and deep | gorges spanned only by suspension | bridges, which the aborigines de- | stroyed, was taken yesterday, press dis- | patches said, but the capture was not | without cost to the Japanese. At lelst; two officers were slain while advices | failed to state the number wounded. | Mahebo was burned after its occupa- | | tion by the military. I 80 Savages Killed. | Japenese forces exacted a heavy toll ! during the attack, which started Sat- | LOVED LOBSTERS BUT SUFFERED IF HE ATE THEM “I like lobsters better than most any food, but I used to suffer when'I ate them,” say dward J. 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Cream of Broccolli Soup Roast Leg of Lamb With Currant Mint Jelly Vanilla, Peach, Chocolate or Strawberry Ice Cream Carrots and Peas urday. Early reports said at least 80 savages were killed and ‘-cny more wownded. It was impossible o esti- iewe exactly the loss to the savages. however, as they carried off their dead whenever possible. | Further reinforcements of artillery and machine gun sections, in addition to 500 steel helmets, were being rushed,| to the Japanese front from Tathoku, | seacoast_town. An official Teport to the ministry of overseas affairs described a “festival of heads” held by the savages at Mahebo | Friday. There they piled up the heads | of many of the 86 Japanese they Killed | in the uprising At Musha last week, dancing and chanting around the grue- | some heap. Women Among Victims. Musha was raided by the head-| hunters last Monday and was subse- | quently recaptured by Japanese troops | and policcmen. The savages' victims | were all Japanese civilians, many of | them women and children. The army reported 13 members of its expedition against the Formosan aborigines had been killed, and at least 11 seriously injured. Y.M.C.A. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE NEARS FINALE 500 Applications Is Goal Set for ‘Week—Prizes to Be Awarded Tonight., Membership week activities of the | Young Men's Christian Association entered final stages today, with indi- cations of a greatly enlarged member- close of the campaign Wednesday. Progress made over the week end by the 18 teams of volunteer canvassers under direction of Ed Morton Willis will be reported at the third of a | series of membership dinners this eve- ning at 6:15 o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. | assembly hall, 1736 G street. A goal of 500 new members has been set by the 150 “Y” members who are | participating in the intensive effort to | expand the membership scope of the | organization. Each team member is | | expected to enlist at least three or four | members during the period. Members of the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A. are taking an active | part in the drive and have reported success, not only in recruiting young members, but in bringing in a good many older ones as well. J. C. Ingram, director of the boys’' department; John F. Bergner, associate director, and Marinus De Gast, boys’ physical di- | rector, are supervising the boys' drive. | Prizes will be awarded tonight to | teams and individuals ¢howing the | greatest results. There will be a pro- | gam of singing led by J. J. King and | . B. 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