Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1931, Page 3

THE EVENING D.. C.,. SATURDAY, APRIL. 11, 193f. STAR. WASHINGTON, Dresent Sepresaion and ronould newon: | POSTAL RECEIPTS PICK UP|FIRE ATTRACTS STUDENTS ity of adopting any of the suggestions SR * _* * in the jmmediate futyre.” Figures for March Show Better Hall on Edge of Pennsylvania Uni- | serious damage A3 new hall stands. Mayor Mackey rushed to_the scene from City Hall. ‘The fire was exu!%mshed wit to the -tmetur':.o“ -“! present depression and Will Rogers TR PN Fimemes | One_would permit deduction of 21| Trend Than Those for February. versity Campus Blazes. | S per cent of earnt nef icome from ¢ ardone n ™ pn.- jurtaxes. Postal receipts for March showed a PHILADELPHIA, April 11 () —FPire | BEFURE BUMM"TEE ‘ T e e cm’.ughuy ‘more optimistic trend than those SOFIA, Bulgaria, April 11 (#).—More deduction from income subject to nor- | of February. < on the roof of the uncompleted $5.000,- | e 7 000 Convention Hall in West Pm.l:‘del- 'l’:‘x:;‘ rzsao Druone;& 'J'dmrgé'. pog\’tlcu mg!‘; 1d * ee of the 50 selected cities, Nash- | phia gave the Fire Department a hard | fenders, were pardons y by & B et e e 1o | Ville, Frt Worth and Jersey Gy, hod | BaIf Boure. work ! o, thomsands of | decree ‘lssued on_the occasion of the Congressional Group Gets permit of the determination of an|strugsled out of the decrease column | University of Pennsylvahia students a | Easter celebrations of the Orthodox 9 | earned income tax credit directly from | into which all were plunged last month. | thrill yesterday. | Church. g E the table as soon as the earmed net| The March receipts were but 7 per| A prepared paper material used in | - . - Proposal Desmned to Save. |income has been computed.” cent less than March last year, whereas{ the lining of the roof caught fire. Much | Radio programs in Russia are u.‘:S h Earners $20,000,000. IRED GANGS RUIN HONAN PROVINCE Massacres, Looting and| Burning of Towns Have Be- come Daily Occurrences. BAN JOSE, Costa Rica.—Flew in here by Pan-American today. We was wakened exactly at the same time this morning by another little shake in Ma- nagua, now I am a ophet. the Ma- The Master Furriers Guild of Washington endorses cold storage. Cheaper methods of protec- tion are available to them. P 5,000, which | Pebruary receipts were 10.3 per cent | excitement prevatled about the univer- | given:in Russian. German. o e 1 Bavsur rass, | leee tA PURUREY Tast youts . sity campus, on the edge of which the | Esperanto. i |the ‘tax under the three proj it w1 T T E——— D | Nee Co | $8.904 respectively. g o e . By the Associated Press. | He estimated the de tax re- 5 A plan which it was estimated would | ceipts would total from $20,000,000 to | save men who earn their money upward | $34,000,000, depending upon the relief | they would use them for rev- eille. Tomorrow this beautiful Tittle country celebrates a na- tional victory By the Associated Press. KAIFENG, Honan, China, April 11.— Massacres, looting and burning of They know furs and the best method of preserving them. They use CERTI- FIED COLD STORAGE. Rates for the season of 6 months or less, including cart- age: §2 and up for a fur coat, according to valide; $1.50 for a suit, $6 for a trunk not over 12 eu. 4t, $04 per sq. ft. for rugs, including cleaning. Why take chances? Serurikp Srorage 1140 FIFTEENTH ST | A SAFE DEPOSITORY FOR 40 YEARS | CAASPINWALL . PRESIDENT 0D fis] dinghies an We also ha: WHEELE! .Wa;hi;igtéfi Motor Boat Sales Agency 1341 Connecticut Avenue. 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W INS comp _District 0933 _ Cherry Blossom Time. —1s usuallf foliowed by Tover, Saalit, Soliomed, b7, Spring e by ! villages that have not been molested | for decades have been leveled by the " in trust. ordered the Secretary to pay $37.937.50 | Agriculture Department to have its field towns by gangs of Communist bandits have become almost daily occurrences in Honan, Central China Province, of which this city is capital. Refugees reaching here' reveal that few districts of the province have been free from attack. Scores of towns and over the United States. Now I know how an Englishman feels in our country on the Fourth of July. Our calamities come in bunches, now Nick is dead, Washington won't seem the same to me, I used to go straight for his office and make it my headquarters at the Oapitol all day. We would get Jack Garner (who loved Nick) and then I would between the two get the real “low down” on what the Gov- ernment wasn't doing. I have been told many times by many Democrats that he was the most able and most popular man in ngress. Why is it & bum poli- torches of the outlaws, while the more wealthy and substantial citizens have been carried off for ransom. With Chinese government forces for suppression of brigandage concentrated in Kiangsi and Hunan Provinces, the | people of Honan are confronted with | spending another Summer in terror. Crops will not be planted in many sec- K tions and there will not be enough food | tician never dies? this Winter. Travelers ‘arriving in Kaifeng state that some districts are in state of com- : COTTONSEED OIL Fhort time” ago. one. ot he. e Tectls | and contented disricts in the provinces, REFINING SIMPLIFIED® is now a barren and depopulated area Vilages in the country are charred | - sickle and hammer banner and bran- reau of Standards Shows Saving to Planters. dishing torches, looted every hamlet and town in the district. After the bandits | left soldiers arrived, commandeering | what was left in food. sy % il | Sclentists at the Bureau of Standards MELLON Mus | have developed a new and “dirt-cheap” T PAY | method of refining cottonseed ofl, Rep- resentative Patman, Demoerat, of Texas $37,937 T0 LAWYERS | vestigation made at his flquest has “de- b TR |veloped & new process by which any Secretary, Custodian of Harrah's farmer can refine the ofl in his own | kitchen or backyard.” Trust Award, to Appeal Ver- | “The cost is practically nothing.” the dict of Siddons. | Texan said, “and the soap produced as |a by-product more than pays the ex- | he tigati ted The investigation was requested as a By the Associated Press. |part of a campaign against the “monop- One of several suits brought for a |0y in the cottonseed-oil business.” Mr. share of the $350,000 awarded Charles Patman asked Attorney General Mitch- J. Harrah from the Cuban government |€ll to take both civil and criminal ac- for railroad property claimed to have |tlon against the violators of the anti- been seized illegally has resulted in |trust laws. judgment against Secretary of the| “The big companies have always Treasury Mellon, custodian of the funds | claimed that refining is very expensive. |Now we know it can be done for very Justice Frederick L. Siddons of the little.” he said. District of Columbia Supreme Cour; | Patman said he would request the to Charles C. Carlin and Charles C.|8gents demonstrate the new process. Carlin, dJr.. lawyers. Secretary Mellon - . — appealed. e Cartns n suing tor » mangamus| GET NEW COMMANDS to compel the %e%rewy mhp;y over the | e money, contended they had flled an | assignment from Harrah for the amount | W e "——— e e of their fee, ‘but. Mellon had refused | Foreign Posts. onor it. e o 8 o DEnAIng (ULt the | ding the wensral depos s ot Harrah h-‘\’»e been "l’:muzi::‘ "§§ .1;‘1- Mason, California, has been ordered to | dividuals and firms. One by Edgar | Honolulu, to command the 21st Brigade McCormick, American engineer, seeks | 3t Schofield Barracks, Hawali, effect- settlement for engineering work claimed | g:m-'o‘:‘lsy I&m ‘mn:n g‘:z- gfe"' gi;meé‘mlf‘ g’ub&;‘;r:jz?‘ performed on Harrah's| 7 llery district at San Prancisco, has been ordered to Manila, P I, to com- = mand the 23rd Brigade at Fort William The Jéws made their first appearance | McKinley, near that city, effective in history as the keepers of cattle. May 27. sedgo oo Watch Their Performance at HAINS POINT | East Potomac Park, scross from Naval Air Station and Bolling Field BRAND-NEW—FLASHY—FAST i DEE-WITE BOATS A real thrill awaits you in these trim craft down the Potomac River. An exhilarating dash that you will not for- get. 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Mr. Patman said an in- |* of $20,000,000 a year in taxes was be- fore a congressional committee today | for consideration. After an investigation for the Joint Committee of International Taxation, | L. H. Parker reported his bellef that increased exemptions on earned income should be given to Federal taxpayers. Parker’s recommendation, submitted | to Chairman Hawley of the commit- tee, said present relief “appears entirely inadequate to provide for the differen- | tial in tax between earned income and unearned which | income appears | proper.” ‘ Proposes 3 Relief Methods. | “The present earned income relief,” | he said, “can properly be increased | somewhat on incomes up to about $28,- 000; no additional rellef should be given on net incomes between $28,000 and $30,000; on net incomes above $30,000 considerably more relief should De given.” i Parker said, however, the report was not._prepared with reference to the WHAT WERE DOINGTO SPECIAL [ TERMS o upe, $2 . 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