Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1931, Page 10

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It 7 bas kept her strong ar‘nfiyngomus For fifty years, wise mothers have * Been secure in the knowledge that a whild’s headachy, bilious, feverish or 'r:t[ul spells can be quickly and safe- ly overcome by California Fig Syrup. hysicians recommend its soothing aid to keep the bowels clear in colds, or children’s ailments; or whenever ad breath, coated tongue, or list- ness warn of constipation. California Fig Szrup helps tone nd strengthen weak bowels—assists buildi up and ener ¢ ighildren. nuine always hun the name Cfllfiniu. All drugs IBETTER FILM PLEA HEARD BY CITIZENS - Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher Addresses Sixteenth Street Heights Association. plea to the film-going public to blnd ether in an effort to secure especially for children, wu mldo lut beI‘cht by Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher before & meeting of the Bix'fi:enth Street Heights Citizens® A:; She decllnd that the probiem of making bef pictures was d:nnnely linked up wl!h t.he voice of the public and that future improvement would only be made at the demand of those who are its patrons. She stressed the importance of what :hu termed “family p!mres." saying that tl for films which G STAR, WASHINGTON, By, AT WEDNESDAY, SIX-WHEEL CAR HAS 10 SPEEDS, BUT FASTEST By the Assoclated Press. CLEVELAND, possible, but it is very much a fact, and within a few years some of its revolu- tionary ideas of design may be widely adopted on standard American cars. Made in Czechoslovakia. ‘The freak automobile is the Tatra, made in Czechoslovakia. It is being dis- played here today at a meeting of the soclety of Automotive Engineers. It is also being studied in the experimental it of the Thompson Products, Inc., of Cleveland, and by other manu- facturers of auto parts and autos. German engineers designed the Tatra for military use during the World War. It will travel over ground rough enough to wreck an ordinary automo- bile, and does it with comparative comfort For peace-time purposes, however, the principal interest m the Tatra is comfort and reduce body squeaks » | and distortions. weekly Saturday afternoon which were a feature of the cnnd-u theaters. She is at present connected Ty Pederal and District authoritles. ‘The start of construction work on the new eight-room elementary school, four rooms of which are to be built first, to start soon. It is estimated that the four-room school will be completed by November. Thy new building is to re- place a group of portables now in use. Representatiye and Mrs. Prank Mur- of Ohio, Dr. H. L. Robinson and am Baccas were admitted as new members, CLARA BOW’S GEMS CLAIMED BY SEVERAL Daisy de Boe's Attorney and Bank Seek Jewels—Situation Baf- fles Rex Bell, By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, March 11.—1If Clara diteit adtorney's otloe, the Outiook i '8 3 ouf parlance at the hall of justice, to lun “one tough i = dEEREE | : ; o RETURNING VET FINDS NAME ON DEAD ROLL Arkansas Man Goes to Old Home in Alabama and Learns He Is Mourned. By the Assoclated Press. in 1917, came back Sunday to find him- self hnnnred -.nd mourned as a victim of_enemy bullef new:nttohnoldchurd:.mmfi Presbyterian, for services and found his name second on the church’s scroll of r.hnle ‘who were killed in action. was & member of the Sunday uhoolhlknhfllmmbermmw. andvhenn.rermmtluhldbnn killed was recelved by his family the church was notified. The WaS corrected later when it was found he had been seriously wounded, but not k!lled but the family failed to notify the church. Brewer did not know he was re- rted dead until he came here from home in Fayetteville, Ark., to visit relatives. WALTON SAYS CHARGE OF FRAUD UNJUSTIFIED U. 8. Fails to Present Evidence, Ex-Governor Says in Suit to Quash Mails Case. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA OITY, Okla., March 11. former Governor of Wllwn cmmed that no evidence was E:un the grand jury to !umly dlcmunt fur using the ma! ed permission to u'l'\u I.he case be!ore the court. wmon formerly was ch.l.lrmnn of the company’s pre tion board, lnd the indictment charged he was au- thor of & plmfi\lzt. “Why Investors Loge in Of ‘was cir- culated as advertising matter for the compan: ROGERS NOW ASSISTS SECRETARY OF STATE New Official Takes Oath of Office and Receives Division Chiefs and Staff. James G. Rogers of Denver, Colo., re- cently confiirmed the Senate as As- sistant Secretary of State, formally as- med his new duties in his office at the department yesterday afternoon. The oath of office was administered to him by Miles M. S8hand of the Foreign Per- sonnel Office, in the presence of Mr. Stimson and other high ranking officers of the department. A general reception to the chiefs of divisions and other officials followed. Mr. Rogers’ appointment fills the va- cancy in the secretary’s official stafl that has existed since the resignation of Nelson T. Johnson as assistant sec- retary in December, 1929. Since then Mr. Johnson has been serving as Min- ister to China. — e Prince Orders Hunting Car. Body Strain Reduced. Instead of the usual two steel chan- nel bars—the chassis which is the foundation of almost all automobiles— the Tatra has a single strong steel tube in the center beneath it. This, the engineers said, reduces or elimi- nates twisting of the body and the resultant JCI'ILI d squeaks. Riding oom!ort in the tatra is in- Fascists Hurl Ink Bottles. MUNICH, Bavaria, March 11 (#).— Ink botties and ash trays were used as is | missiles by Fascist members of the city parliament in an attack on People's !pulal’;{‘ deputiés during the debate last After a fist fight the session was cloged. The People’s pnrty deputies did not share the Fascist views on a meas- ure under discussion. racing st the West Ham, Eng- was for a half when a cat got beneath causing s short circuit. IS ONLY 28 MILES creased, the engineers claim, by keeping to & minimum that part of its weight which is beneath its springs. Because of its gear ratio, the tatra has a maximum speed of only 28 miles per l‘wur, but it would be possible to use its ideas in a car built for higher speeds. It has a four-cylinder air-cooled motor and runs 40 miles on a gallon of gasoline. Power is transmitted to all| of its four rear wheels. | LONE POLICEMAN FREED Town’s Only Officer Had Refused to Aid State Troopers. EAST CREST, Ill, March 11 () —Folks in this hamlet can stop about highwaymen, bandits, bank robbers and the like now. Their one-man police force, Clem Hankins, who was locked up in his own Jail because he refused to tell two high- ‘way policemen the whereabouts in his town of some folks they wanted to ar- rest, got the matter all straightened out yesterday. Hankins promised to be more friend- ly to visiting poucemen in the future. It Is Time-Saving as well as a safeguard to handle current funds through the use of a checking account. In this way your money is always at the point of your pen, and payment of obligations may be made with ease, the cancelled check serving as your receipt. The UNION TRUST COMPANY invites your account. 2% paid on Chsckma and WHY SNAP at friends? I ‘Thetrouble is nside you! POISONS dm lpt«d from here ruln dispositions. Keep intestines clean..; BY EATING three cakes X Fleischmann’s Yeass ‘lfl: Get Rid of that GROUCH! llTABl.! Out of Clear away the poisons that are causing it. Here’s the way! It's usually that same old depressing trouble . . . Intestinal Fatigue! Why not get rid of this condi- ::m? .zhy not wear the s l:‘lthn stem clean, “regular” o rouble.free? It is really very simple. For over seventy-five_years medical science bas recognized the value of fresh rn im of lnu“:nul Fatigue. softens accumulated waste material in the intestines and stimulates the natural expulsive action which en- ables your body to clear it away. That’s all there is to it. No vio- lent cathartics. No habit-forming p:lb or drugs. Thousands have cclaimed this sensible method. l.andu:. physicians all over the world heartily endorse it. So do &m.h“'o“mn&)mlnn sny grocery, or st 8 restaurant or day cake meal, or between meals time — ph.inonn-d:kdd of water (bot or cold), or way you Aui your system is able to again without help: And insist an Fleiscbmaenn’s Yeast ~in the familiar foil-wra cake cake is with the yellow label. Ea lnmtluflo B G aad rich ia three vitamins to health—vitamins the “sunshine” vitamia D, Eat FLEISCHMANN'S YEAST for Health—3 Cakes & Day For Greater Safety on ALL FORD CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH SHATTER-PROOF FOR greater safety in driving, every Ford ear is equipped with a Triplex shatter-proof glass wind- shield. By reducing the dangers of flying glass it has saved many lives and prevented countless injuries in Every Highway sutomobile accidents. The value of this important safety factor has heen known for years, but its use has been limited by expense. It is brought to you on the Ford as standard equipment only because of the efficiency and ecomomy of Ford methods. Much pioneering work has been dome in finding ways to manufacture in large volume at low cost. It is interesting to know how the Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield of the Ford is made and why it gives so much extra protection. The process of manufacture re- guires many separate operations, yet it can be explained in a few simple words. Two pieces of plate glass, carefully ground and polished, are covered on one side with a thin coating of gelatine. This coating is baked hard, sprayed with liquid eelluloid, and treated with a solvent. Then, between the two pieces of glass, like the middle of a sandwich, is inserted a layer of special celluloid. This #lso has been treated with a solvent. ‘When heat and pressure are applied to the glass sand- wich, this solvent helps to dissolve the surfaces in eontact The Ford and they ar® actually fused together. It is almost like a welding process. The result is a single sheet of beautiful, elear, laminated glass. The final operstion is sealing the edges as protection against air and moisture. Thislaminated windshield will withstand a 509 harder the layer of celluloid. 150 is taken for test. For the impact test, a heavy steel ball is dropped sixteen feet to the center of a large sheet. Other samples are subjected to ultra-violet rays and infra-red rays which give, in a few hours, an exposure equal 1o several years of normal driving. This is done to check the effect of the sun’s rays and heat on the crystal clearnees of the glass in actual use. Many improvements have been made in the past three years so that today, Triplex shatter-proof glass is recog- mized as one of the greatest contributions to safety since four-wheel brakes. High speed and crowded traffic em- phasize the need of the protection it affords. It is just another instance of the extra value in the Ford. impact before breaking than plate glass of equal thick. ness, and is more flexible under impact. When struck an unusually hard blow, it will erack, but the danger from flying glass is minimized because the pieces adhere to The greatest care is taken 1o insure uniform high quality. Plate glass is used for clear vision. One sheet in GLASS WINDSHIELDS Thirteen Million Square Foet of Clase The Ford Motor Company was the pioneer in making glass by a continuous machine process. Its manufaes turing economies and unusnal facilities make it pose sible to give you Triplex shatter-proof glass in thq Ford without extra cost. The Rouge plant alone hag & capacity of 13,000,000 square feet of glass annually. . This ealls for 27,300,000 pounds of silica sand, 8,580,000 pounds of soda ash, 7,930,000 pounds of limestone, 1,820,000 pounds of salt cake, uw pounds of cullet, 78,000 pounds of dlmnl- of arsenic. For finfing use 118,440,000 pounds of -nl. stuceo, 2,715,000 p«nd:‘ garnet, and 73,m pounds of 124,000 pounds No Flying Glass Here A woman and three children were in this Ford when & passing car upturned a horseshoe in the road and sent it crashing into the windshield. No one was hurt because there was no flying glass. The Impact Test A heavy steel ball is dropped sixteen fect on the glass lud for the Ford windshield as an impact test. Even mbhvfi-.hulfiu.h..