Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1932, Page 16

A—16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1932. GERMAN CASTLES G0 BEGEING HOW High Taxes Force Owners to: Brink of Disaster; Unable to Sell. BY A. R. DECKER. Sermany, January 1.— v are looking for new gwners make it up big e fooking around for m revenue, turns goward the he man who owns 8 castle is ind Offers Estate for Sale. Society Dons Skis| | NEW YORK GIRL READY FOR SPORT AT LAKE PLACID. ans who fled from the Reich | New York societ | and a picture during a ski run at New (Copyright, 1931.) gal PEGGY LE BOUTILLIER, | 1, pauses for a rest Lake Placid, where soclety thers for Winter sports.—A. P. Photo. JUDGE WEIGHS PLEA |~ IN CONTEMPT CASE |, camo. e tanies, 4, oicy strike Wednesday as a protest against a Suez Canal Workers Strike. CAIRO, Egypt, January 1 (®).— 5 per cent cut in pay. Appeal of Hopewell, Va., Editor to | Bring Decision on Habeas Cor- pus Petition Saturday. By the Associated Press. HOPEWELL, Va., January 1.—Judge Thomas B. Robertson of the Hopewell Corporation Court will decide Saturday whether J. W. Mapoles, Hopewell editor, serving 30 days for contempt of court, will be released from jail pending an eppeal to the Supreme Court of Ap- peals. He made this announcement after Judge R. T. Wilson of the Petersburg Flustings Court dismissed a writ of a DU terday. n declined to hear testi- | merits of the case and mit introduction of aff- ttorneys, who claimed there contempt involved. He said he g solely on the habeas corpus was not* interested in the ocence of the petitioner. am interested solely,” ‘In the question whether the petitioner w yestrained without due process of Mapoles was sentenced to jail after be refused to divulge the identity of the suthor of a publized letter S‘eel tanks, lined with glass and mounted on motor trucks, are being | tried in England for the conveyance of beer, supplanting the old-fashioned | barrels. WASHINGTON'S FINEST Graduate £ MeCormick Medleal Giasecr Fiitea Ctere DR. 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IN every price group there are ample assort. ments of fabrics, patterns, colors, sizes and models. Every man and young man can be per- fectly fitted. And expert fitters are here to take splendid care of you. $46 to $60 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits ‘36 NCLUDED in this group are our famous Gordian Worsteds and other fine hand- tailored Worsted fabrics. In beautiful patterns, and in all sizes for men of every build. $65 to $75 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits HESE are the distinguished BENCH-MADE Suits of finest imported and domestic worsteds. Exclusive patterns, with the most lux- urious linings #®¥d trimmings. 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