Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1932, Page 12

A—12 *» THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D 0, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1932 U. 5. 70 DEPORT 56 CHINESE T0 ORIENT Doak Closes Deal With Ship| Lines After Mexico Ex- | cludes Aliens. i The United States today was closing | a deal with American st p com- panies to transport a sm Chin: a cost of he expense to be bc cisco to p whom ng p several had fled across the Mexica rder a few weeks ago after Sonoro state as three or four n 100,000 Mexic Nogales to S ago. The re deported as soon cretary Doak said he refused “for | various reasons” to ship the Chinese | back to their native land on Japanese | vessels tions to obtain an| United naval transport fell | through, he said Because of the Labor Department's intensive drive on aliens, the Secre- tary said the per capita cost of de porting them had jumped from $66 1930 to $88.63 for the first five months of the 1932 fiscal vear. About 20,000 were deported during 1931 MU-S0- LIT T0 ELECT Club’s Series Concluded Tonight. of Meetings to Be| n‘f"‘( ng for the elec- Mu-So-Lit Club 8:30 1327 R of sessions which ha\( been held every night this | week ‘The following m dresses made_ad- | A Jackson Dr. | nounced that a cor authorized to co-operate Washington scho nection with considered SCOUTS TO CELEBRATE | will in budget to b(J Mark ing Week of February 8. Anniversary Dur- founding will be celebrated in_ all parts of the country during the week of Februz The celebration also 200th ar Washingtc tion considers “America’s first Scout. gestion. This congestion in bron- chial tubes and air passages must be ed by bringing fresh blood to the gested parts, Rubbed in frecly, the deeply penetrating qualitics of BAUME BENGUE (pronounced Ben- Gay) stimulate outer-chest circulation, fessen deeper congestion and usually breaks the cold up over night. 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But you will be amazed to see how quickly the itching stops, and healing begins. FOR FREE TRIAL size package of Ointment and Soap with new booklet “Skin Treat- ment for Heulthand Beauty” write i]. Dept. 12, Baltimore, “d. Boy Car Victim’s Body Held Normal, By the Associated Press. PASADENA, Calif., sicians here are studying a 1 whom they term a living example med | Of an “automation.” lth | boy, 1ysically normal but mentally * Aftes the accident, The e by this | struck and injured by a motor car more nd eat leg! and e rain tissue has been badl: i icians said it was possible he fTered a basal skull fracture, because of the numbed condit of his brain, he cannot spcak Repeated examinatior e RITCHIE CAMPAIGN But Mind Stecp= - T() (PEN TONIGHT |Regarded Live Example of “‘Automaton” by ,Concord Club Dinner in Bal- timore to Mark First Gun for 1932. Doctors. | - 4‘ January 7.—Phy- 7-year-old By the Associated Press BALTIMORE, January 7.—Marking | what is scheduled to be the opening of Gov. Albert C. Ritchie’s campaign for the Democratic presidential nomina- tion, national, State and city leaders of the p: were to gather at a dinner of the Concord Club here tonight The four-time M and executive who has avoided all definite statements as to his candidacy with the remark that “Of Course I would like to be the nominee—who wouldn't,” is sched- uled to address the gathering in_one of the most important speeches of his career ominently mentioned as a possible candidate since before the 1924 cam- paign, Gov. Ritchie during the last few Weeks has made active speaking forays youth, Donald Douglas, was wo weeks ago, and now is reported “asleep. r regaining consciousness follow- a change gradually He gained complete con: physical faculties, but his mental t1ll were in a coma boy is able to use his arms and but he recognizes no one ion s of his sl failed to reveal a frac of ascertaining th ted a definite diagnosis !inw New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh and other parts of the country. | Senators, Representatives and mem- | bers of the National Committee have | accepted invitations to the dinner to- night, which is held annually by the club on Jackson day. Howard Bruce, who as national com- mu(rl‘nmu placed Gov. Ritchie's name ore the 1924 convention in New mrk will act as toastmaster. | 200 Reservations Made. ‘l Senator David 1. Walsh of Massa- chusetts, former Representative John | Hemphill of Pennsylvania and Richard Cleveland, son of the former President, all ardent Ritchie supporters, are to address the gathering Robert B. Ennis, president of the club, & month ago announced that the | Ginner this year would mark the formal opening of the Ritchie campaign, and since that time 200 reservations have been made, setting a high mark for [such affairs in Baltimore. Perfect humidification in modern homes should evaporate nearly a gal- | lon of water a day for each average size room. PILES Obstinate, painful, itching or mild cases —grateful relief comes the moment Pazo Orntment is ap- plied, or money back nmd%ctuhe with, pl: et A January Values that will bring crowds to our stores $139.00 Complete Bed Room Suite, of genuin ror, Panama Venetian va: dresser, chest of dra made and beautiful hand.rubbed finish wers and solid $5.00 Hall Console Table, fin- ished in walnut and console mirror. 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FIREARMS BILL Capper of the Senate District Com- | mittee. No person could carry a gun on his| person or in his automobile, except with a permit to be issued for good cause by the Police Department. The bill would not keeping of a weapon in a home or place of business. Dealers in firearms would be licensed and would have to comply with detailed | regylations governing sale of weapons, including a provision for the lapse of 48 hours after application before purchase can be made. No person who had been convicted of a crime of violence | could own a weapon, and provision also is made to prevent sale of guns to per- sons thought to be of unsound mind or drug addicts. If a person possesses & weapon While committing a crime of violence, there | would be a penalty of not more than five vears in addition to the regular penalty for the crime, with increasing Penalties for future offenses of the same nature. ™ B Sliced Peaches Calnforma 8-0Oz. 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