Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1931, Page 12

D. C., FRIDAY, 1931. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, THOMPSON IN RACE, ‘ BUT NOT “BIG BILL” {Illinois College Dean Being Pushed for Governorship by Repub- lican Friends. AUGUST 28, mate of the ketch Atlantls, new sclen- | atlantic, for there s number of baby tific vessel of the Woods Hole Oceano- | eels were taken. EEL BREEDING PLACE SOUGHT IN MIDOCEAN | " Mitaii “Sirved trom Coven- | o, v snaped ke she Jnt of o v Thompson, former ma; space on the placards prevented print- [ vuiam siaie i 0T | he of the dean's full hame, and there | of Chicago. were some who attended a Republican Dean Charles M. Thompson of thel.‘,o" feast” at the Illinols State Pair Science Population of World Centers In Cities at Varied Rate. CERMANY 15 COOL TOCORRDORPLA Solution of Polish Problem Receives Little Press Comment. Colls of Commerce of the University | who thought Floyd Thompson of Rock | of Ilinois wa the man. Efforts of | faiand; a Democral, might be the ob O er omalned sboard. to- vective | Jow tree, it is thin &s a plece of paper friends to draft him as a Republican| ject of the . o " . | customs men and others interested in and so transparent that in the water e e e | ormer 3 Mayor Thompeon was enjoy- | Atlantis, New Scientific Ship, Used ine Aantis” arrival, nd, among other | only tts eyes are visible. cles yesterday in that banpers besring | pay at the time. His secretary, t in Search on Maiden e e it aile " e Mr. Clowser also displayed numerous e OB Tiee i the behet that ghe | J; Lyman, said Thompson was support. : cerns their breeding place, for it is a | Jars of grotesque fish takep from great Trip. depths. Some of the are The world's population is concen- trating in cities. but at a very uneven |rate for different continenis. revea! an_analysis of | population trends by Dr. Mark Jeffer- | BY the Associated Press. son of the Michigan State Normal Col- | SPRINGFIELD, il lege in the Review of the American | Thompson was being boomed for Go u . Geographical Society ernor of Illinois today, but he was not ! that the mystery was solved. ‘The number of cities of more than | ernor” ‘gave rise {o the bellef that_ the | J: LYMAR, s21d, TRomPSch Was supporty “ g well known fact they do not breed along Theon referred to was “Big Bill"| formerly held the office. He is a Re- shore or in fresh water ponds, where |with phosphorescent headlights, He 1 ot until R. P. Tocks of Guen | "0 they sre often caught. The Atlantis | suspects one of the species uses his [ml‘}nwu(oxll'gne:'m State Representative, | i i made her maiden voyage & scientific ;Imilegmdlumtolm other fish when yn, 3 e e is hungry. August 28—A | 1014 hewspaper men that the university | The ax was one of the first tools s pungry. i bei ht as a candidate | devised by primitive man in all parts spec] several Nghi e e Lack of | of the world. along each side. By the Assoclated Press. BOSTON, August 28.—The simile “elusive as an eel” is well founded. and you have the word of 8. E. Clowser, cruise, in an effort to find the eel breed- ing place. Mr. Clowser thinks the nursery must be somewhere in mid- By Cable to The Star. BERLIN, Germany., August 28— 125 years. Australia now has Count Coudenhove Kalergi's proposal such cities, North America, 90; Euro for a solution of the Polish corridor ' 182; South Ameriza, 20 Asia, 224, an problem has failed to arouse the inter- | Africa, 12-—a total of 537 for the whole | est of the German people. Only a few world. These cities include 182,000,000 newspapers comment on the plan_of of the world’s 1,892,000,000 people. i the well known leader of the pan-Eu- ~ Australia leads with 44 per cent of ropean movement, which provides for her population concentrated in her & land connection between the Relch cities and North America follows with and East Prussia, | 24 per cent. Europe, with nearly twice Count Kalergi proposes the restitu- as many cities of 100,000 or more &s tion of the eastern corridor, including | North America, has only 19 per cent Danzig, to Germany. Since a majority | urban dwellers. Nearly 11 per cent of of the' population in this district are|South Americans are city folks, but | of the German race, such a territorial | only a little more than 5 per cent of concession would not be inacceptible the teeming millions of Asla are found | to the Poles, according to Count Kalergl. | in the 224 great cities. Of the 132. Calls for Polish Free Port. 000,000 persons who inhabit Africa only Modern Store in Alexandria, V irginia, Located at 727 King Street Razor Blade | 50c Auto-Strop, 5 .39¢ | 35c Ever-Beady, 5’s...24e | 42¢c Gem, 5’s cosrndiie ' 50c Gillette, 5's ......39¢ | $1.00 Gillette, 10’s. ...77¢ $2.00 Gillette De Luxe, 10’s o st 50c Probak, 5's ......39¢ $1.00 Probak, 10’s ...77¢ | Now You Can Save on Your Cigarette Allowance— Revelation Cigarettes 15¢ Pkg. of 20 Carton of 200 10¢c 98¢ There is no need to pay more for cigar- ettes when you can buy Revelations for only 10c a package of 20. In Revelations /@ there is mildness and mellowness of & /fuwm new and different quality. They are carefully blended from an old private formula. Flashlights only 79, Throws a bright. steady focused beam. Complete with bulb And batteries. under German sovereignty to enable Germans to travel to East Prussia with- out passing through Poland. Wherever this path would be likely to hinder Polish traffic, the German road wouid be laid in a tunnel The Poles, on the other hand, would be compensated for this cession with the same amount of Germany ter- ritory. A Polish free port, modele after the Czechoslovakian free port Hamburg, would be established at Dan. zig. From Dirschau to the new Polish harbor of Gdynia, a canal would be built and put under Polish sovereignty. Germans Cool to Plan. ‘These are the elements of Count Kalergi's plan, but neither the Ger- yes Examined mans nor Px!es ldrt:uready‘;n discussmn‘ " DR. CLA serjously. Accor to German offi- | cials, this scheme contains no solution E 'UI?ESSA SF’:’{ONES of the corridor problem, as not, | esi; do away with the isolation of East Prus- A sia. Phone Through the western corridor, ac- | AbOUt 2 Per cent are in the cities : cording to Count Kalergi’s plan, a nar- T.RE 'BRE S \ A\ P : row strip of Jand would be designated - - e ) ) ).V / ; Whisk Owner of Calumet Farm Dies. Z ) /i Y \ LEXINGTON, Ky. August 28 (#). / . william Mcaroe Wright. 80, owner of | Brooms Calumst Ferm, f:mous for its troting |’ Ol horses, died at his home on Versailles | y 390 plke foday. He had never rec-vered |f§ { 78 from a paralytlc stroxe suffered last of s May 5. , W st - - . 3 ked bound. Ring at- s 4 All Over Town ! A Competitors at the recent Braes o ¢ Balquhidder Gathering in Scotlan |had to push wheelbarrows 30 yards The Better to Serve You while blindfoided. lasses Fitted Reserved to Limit “A narrow bridge from Germany to | 324 East Prussia would not change an: Quantities thing in the East Prussian situation, a German diplomat said. More and more it appears that a| German-Polish customs union would be | the only solution of this troublesome LIQUID OR TABLETS problem. It would definitely eliminate | Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia In East Prussian isolation without humil- | 3o minates, checks a Cold the first day | isting Poland. 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