Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1932, Page 11

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The OMAS’ Suite 1050-51 Washington Bldg. 9AM to 3 ¥ 0 P.M SOME WOMEN ALWAYS ATTRACT troubles blets, substitute vegetable olive col bowels cleanse liver. 1f you value ) d take Dr. Edwards ( 1 How will feel look, \as“«e; Ho,r"e of Raacg| | 107 1, a compound of ! their blets nightly and | Shows t t the size of d anese | 20 and 10 is| don_ Naval Confer- | , 15 and 9. By this date the | ates wou e eight ships It can be seen, there- quicker Great rhodernize her fleet ._gun cruiser has been the g United States demand. It the preceding the London ured 18 at the London t can only build 15 with- an upward re- fcet nerican _settlement Foreign Relations usin fleet is strongly opposed by high- Is Hilary P. Jones and who said that the Navy 8-inch to 6-inch guns 18 8-inch gun cruisers were | nt to secure parity with Great | i and, in fact, permitted a rela- | of strength to Japan, allowed to build 12 > that the British ad-| deny Hector Bywater's - main idea of the pro- posals shows the significant alignment | of British opinion with France and| Japan. <('opm.n DRIGGERS RE-ELECTED CITIZENS’ PRESIDENT Kenilworth Names | Committee to Aid P.-T. A. in Plea for School ) 1932) | Association ‘ John S. Drig dent of the r officers re-elected we y, vice president treasurer; Fletcher for his thirtee and President Drig nt Murphy delegates of Citizens' Associat A committee to co-ope acher Assoclat School - to pl v 1 with a kindergarten and ound facilities was r mmendation mmunity Cl afield, memver of the of the Chest ting was herd in t erian Church esided. SEEK TRAFFIC RELIEF AT THOMAS CIRCLE Members of Chamber Transports tion Committee Would Cut Through Park Thomas park area at that pc d by the Transport of the Washington C rerce, at @& meeting tel yesterday X e the ann. , the movemer park system of elt that in certain in- as at Thomas Circle congestion Teaches the 1t, slight modification might vantages outweighing any de- rom the physical beauty of the mmittee voted that the Trat of the District, after \eering studies, be urged t plans as would in its bout the desired results ee was unanimous in oppos- ty plans which would ¢ ent in any degree of park areas of the city indorsement of the ex- | notor _vehicle reciprocity laws the District and Virginia, the committee pledged its aid to the Motor | w Association of g proper recipro- ginia. E. Keneipp, chairman of the committee, presided at the meeting. [/ small maintai; they | | chant 'FATHER OF RIVERS IS FRIEND | OF PLANTERS DESPITE FLOODS Wxthout ngh ! {‘ Wlllmgly Take Rlsk [ tin Associated Press. 'MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 5. —F ther | pi is often pictured as an ogre, ; lly is a g nerous rich u but he re e valley ) shares his fc He gives Wi t that kes the land, and if there were no there would b2 no delta High water often is a blessing to the adventurous planters who carved a cot- ton domain from the side of the great knowing full well their homss er at the mercy of the river. To them the reward is worth the gamble The Mississippi Delta is a strip of al- wial 1 that spreads from a few miles south of Memphis 2lmost to Vicksburg and west to the reaches of e Yazoo and Sunflower Rivers. It as born in an overflow and has grown the constant piling of silt MARINE BILL OFFERED Urges That U. S. Ships Use More Heart Att Americans in Crews. Mitchel gislation to require that at least| CHICAGO. the crew of American ships be Marion Mitc 1 citizens has been_introduced | Dr Alber han Davis of the House Mer- and Marine Committee Fede this has been the intention Co all along, but “has been thorol absolutely subverted | by a law providing that aliens who had hree years on any United States vessel and had made a declaration of intention to become a citizen should b garded as citizens Poverty and ack Fatal to Mrs. Ochsner widely esid: astover Water There Would Be No M1551551pp1 Delta and Natives the MUSICIAN'S WIDOW DIES Marion P Pa., o stepping | she water Mrs widow of known 1t of the 1sic « Cl atta and | fi s Campbell, sur- | ag s, be a joy. { ENTRY FEES INCREASED | Mexico to Charge More Hereafter | for Permits and Passports. | MEXICO CITY, January 4 (&) —4 | new schedule of passport and border permit fees, inc to two pesos ing | (about cents) the cost of a six | months’ to visit Mexico, was telegraphed today points. |~ Tourists heretofore have pai | peso for their permits, Transien | provisional, permits, which have | issued free, will cost one peso unde | the new schedule, while special permi | formerly issued free to pers | tomed "to cross the bord | hereafter are to cost 10 pesos. Hungary's 1931 tobacco production to I2.000 Families Livingin Open After Waters Reach Their Homes. By the Ass GLENDORA, Miss., January 5—The delta country considered its latest flood | taled 84,000,000 pounds, an increase of crisis on the wane today, but the matter | 9.000.000 pounds over that of 1930. of caring for more than 2,000 families, = OLD S CALLS FOR driven from their homes by high water, a""counter-irritant” ~~Musterole warms presented new problems Rain fell over the Tallahatchie basin and helps draw out congestion. Apply this soothing, safe “counter-irritant” last night and, while it added 1 every hour for 5 hours. All druggists. ed Press the strain on the levees, brought added discomfort to refugees camping in the open Red Cross forces reiterated ability to cope with the refugee situation, but lo- | cal relief committees complained of a want of fuel, clothing and other sup- plies for the flood victims. 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