Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1931, Page 39

THONEN AREHELD! N CHLD'S SLAYING By the Associated Press. Tailors Work Extra . Making Pants After Pair Stole Trousers ‘DISPLAY T0 OPEN CHICAGO, March 13.—Two supremacy which was always hers un- the United States wrested it away e World War, The exposi- isit of Wales and Prince George, the presence of British war- war planes mark the cre- Srars ‘ago "the. d'Abernon Mis years ago the d’ on - sion visited Argentina and proposed under which Argentina’s credits PLUTO'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED TODAY covery of Pluto's on photographic plates taken in 1% at Lowell Ob- servatory, which discovered him 15 years later, and others taken at Mount ‘Wilson Observatory in 1919, Diameter Is 8,000 Miles, Pluto now appears to be the only known place where & human being could go without changing his weight. His mass, the factor which determines | a! to one side like the chapeau of & cavalier. Its tilt is 17 degrees. portant tg titanic happen E:ruxl upset in Pluto's baseline. Solv- it may help astronomers read the i of creation. ‘That is more difficult because his URNITURE RENTING "BAUM FORNITU Chicago tailors were kept work- overtime = Tuesda ht in of the fact u:{c“m- ‘Was extremely dull. It paradoxical, but it's true, nevertheless. ‘This is how it men walked into the tallor shop of Louis Hirsch, drew pistols, herded Edward W. for the meat and grain it sends to Britain would be used in the purchase of British manufactures. No agree- ment resulted, but the mission planted : “Buy from those who buy from us.” It was taken up by the Ar- gentine Rural Society and by others business the new Ameri- 800,000,000 miles, but in 50 to 75 years, when he is closest to the sun in his eccentric orbit, to will cut a_cool the Bleger telescopes expec may be easier to give him the astrono. once-over. gravitation’s pull, is very nearly that of the earth. Both he and earth are about 8,000 miles in diameter. Venus, the only other member of the fam- ily of approximately similar girth, is miles across. 7,500 Pluto’s light is slightly yellow, sembling the shine of Mercury, inner- most of planets. The new world ab- sorbs more of the other colors, that of yellow, which causes & strong sus- | cle picion astronomers that he has T oo Biito aifers trom an | ar one uf ers other the rakish which the Only Planet of Same Size as Earth Is 3,800,000,000 Miles From Sun. Prince of Wales Is Present for Britain’s Attempt to Get Supremacy. Effort Increased to Learn Identity of Virginia Brooks” Murderer. Notice to Subscribers in Apartment Houses Subscribers wishing the carrier boy to kn on the door when delivering The Star will please tele- phone circulation depart ment, National 5000—and instructions will be given for this service to start at once. Te- Long Life for the Sponge. , being a very useful arti- | b R exl By the Assoclated Press. FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, March 13.—To- day s Pluto’s birthday, the first anni- versary of the discovery of ‘“Planet X.” the ninth world and the only one which is mother earth's twin in size, The birthday marks the finish of the big scientific row which this shy, far- distant brother stirred up. ‘months some astronomers called him a comet, or at a “planetary object,” a sort of half-wit planet. Doubts vanished recently with dis- | I By the Assoclated Press, BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, March 13.—The Prince of Wales will throw open here tomorrow the greatest Brit- e mering, Grest Briains ef- Grea! 's ef- fort to recapture first place in Argen- tina’s foreign trade. Twenty million dollars worth of Brit- ish made goods have been assembled in | Palermo Park—a display calculated to win back to Britain the Argentine trade THE HUB By the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO, Calif., March 13.—~With oney ers and walked away. 1t was late and Pence and Zim- merman wanted to go home, but couldn't because there were no pants available in the -"'fl'en they solved the problem by sitting down and making two plnh, finishing up around mid- night. automobile trade, which sells but one car in Argentina to every 200 of Ameri- can make, is particularly well repre- sented. other British firms have sent exhibits and will maintain branch offices here after the show ends. The British government transported some of the exhibits in its own war- ships and has erected one of the largest pavilions on the exposition grounds. Los today increased their efforts to find she slayer of 10-year-old Virginia ‘The shop in which & tire on the Kkiller’s automobile had been retreaded was found, and an effort is being nade to trace all tires handled recently by shop. The design used checked with'a plaster cast made of an imprint in the same plane, which figuratively lies like a Puritan |industrial use. Those for hat brim, severely straight across the | must be of the light calor, brow of the sun. Pluto's orbit is tipped | ed ones are not bleached. but the treat- T il ported agfl fingerprint classification was -~ the same, and descripticns of the pris- ) oner and Dorsei were similas. : CHINA ASSOCIATION HONORS SUN YAT SEN _ American Friends of Nation r-yl Tribute to Memory of Re- public’s Founder. *The memory of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, founder of the Republic of China, honored last night by members of the American Priends of China Association, commemorating the sixth anniversary ‘The program e “-""-’-]!,: gr Medicine Cabinet nations. ~He advocated new Mfiz'g'!orthepmmdmam $1.00 a Week Pays fo Ten-piece Tudor design walnut finished dining suite, consisting of a table, buffet, server, china cabinet and six leather seat chairs. 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