Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1932, Page 35

STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 8 1932. BUT T WILL SPOIL A LOT OF SH, MO WON'T HAVE ¥ SPLENDID EXCUSES | o A FOR HIS NOT GOING WORW : TO WORK THOUGH./ MR.MOOTS GQINE HIM $5,000% H FOR SAVIN' HIS KIDS THE EVENING Whistling Golf MOON MULLINS—$5,000 Reward. Club Tells Player r If Shot Is Good| [/ oo vtws* SAVANT TO “FIGH" FOR CANCER CLUE Cornell Investigator to Con- duct Experiments With Siiokes Homnerer: Killifish in Mexico. o By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, January 8—The musi- cal golfer may be on the links some | time in the near future. | By his musical notes the duffer may | know if he is swinging his clubs pmp-} erly, providing the inventive genius of | Willle Dunn_wins support. For Mr. Dunn, who won the fir United States open golf championshi WITH $5,000%! WELL, ALL I GOT TO SAY 16, THAT \F HE DOES, I CONGRATULATE v HIM, AND IF HE DON'T I CONGURATULATE NOL, MR, MOOTS. OH THAT s = NOTHING. DONE FOR MOONSHINE | <)\ v AND MR, MOOTS, I THINK MOON DON'T HAVE WHAT YOU HAVE TO HAVE A OPERATION AFTER ALL, EMMY! o JHE LAUGHED 2 e o Invention of Willie Dunn 6’;5‘,‘2\:’”‘2‘:‘:*1&5; 1 D, ‘ MIXED UP AND TRIED TO Keeps Silent for Poor | AIRED eiany SR INSTEAD OF MOON , THAT WHATEVER T WAS THAT THEY WAS GONNA OPERATE ON MOON FOR SLIPPED BACK IN PLACE WI\THOUT T | WHADDAYA MEAN '¢<0oD NEWS® 1S JUST DANDY: T WERE JUST LRUING MR. MULLINS TO QO SOUTH WITH US TO MY WINTER HOME WHILE HE \s CONVALESCING AND HE CAN'T MAKE VP WIS By the Associated Press, ITHACA, N Y., January 8—A cancer “fishing” expedition to search for a promising clue in cancer study in rare Mexican fish was announced at Cornell University today. On March 1 Dr. Myron Gordon, re- gearch investigator at Cornell under the Heckscher Foundation, and an as- sistant will start by automobile for g Eastern Mexico, intending to CAITy| has devised a “whistling golf stick their odd fishing southward in the|which is a regulation club in all r state of Oaxaca spects except that it is wired so when properly ) A small opening in the hollow head vears Dr.[of the various clubs ig the Dunn c li- | lection is responsible for the 1 a many-| will sound off than the| Kkillifish larger two They will collect hued tions in a| ng that develops during a ecuted stroke. This head, made of ar - — ssing two | alloy, is S0 adjusted that a faulty | ot | e DTN s el | Tri-State Jewelers' Association, which | circumstances, Justice Wright said hes offspring develop cancer. He goes t0|one gives off a note like & police siren Mexico to learn primarily whether this same sort of cancer occurs among these in nature. e laboratory work indicates s De- A 2 sis for cancer, at least in Furthermore, this cancer| KURD REBEL RETREATS on the offspring, despite the | ; SELECT NEW OFFICERS | ton this year, were discussed today at a | in prison and 18 strokes with the “cat’ | meeting of the jewelers' section of the | for robbery. body. Arthur “It is & cruel punishment,” the judge | chairman of this group, is president of | commented, “but it is inflicted only on those who themselves have caused pain | to innocent victims. The justification of the punishment in the modern point | of view is that it is a deterrent.” Thus a champion coming down the e a Richmond Heatomat Gas Fired Boilers Now on Display 4100 Georgia Ave. AD: 0145 WITH TRAFFIC DIRECTOR’S AIDE| | William 8. Fiel Heads Store Su- | th. jewelers' Association of Maryland, Sharp Retorts Exchanged After Eldridge Makes Criticism | perintendents in Trade [Peianazeisndithe Divsice of Improper Parking. i WELSH JUDGE THINKS 5 10 FLOGGING DETERS CRIME | merchants’ Sundlun, | fairways would sound somethi calliope. nts are free from ¢ indications of it.|Djafar Sultan Flees to Irag, La-, ¥ shown 2 tion Is Notified William S. Fiel of S. Kann Sons Co. was elected chairman of the depari- e possibility that color pigments. {0 the fish owe their variegated | e twaen) M O Eldsid e iliniam on g | ment st superintendents’ section of ave something to do with pro- ; AMeiO Blaridge crepeated s o pilled “away | the Merchants and Manufacturers - e hereditary cancer. rector, and &)@ DOn b and Eldridge drove to |Sociation at a luncheon meeting ir CARDIFF, Wales (#). — Flogging e way the latter was | (1o yentn ‘precinct, where he related | Raleigh Hotel Wednesday. ~He succeeds | shoulg only be administered in special Mark Lansburgh, who was chairman of jear. include: was aired in |the incident and said he thcught Cline should be arrested Several days the group last Other electio; Dewey Zirkin, chairman of the fur-| and his force territory a a number of Eldridge stated | ARMY ORDERS Tater, e Persian force st 3750 Oliyer street, = to capture him, according to informs " Hitt that Eldridge | Cline telephoned him and yarned that R e O e i T Watkins, detached |tion received at the Persian legatic car as he was parking | if he was arrested, he would swear ou ; . Russell, - | I'“semc ?‘i"};}kflbéu“)\’;\)‘r‘xlmii‘ (\Po com- here. yoli Theater New Year |a warrant for the traffic official for | Mag or‘me awning section, and L. S. MILLS BUILDING mand U. 8 ). : Y. Azodi, charge d i criticized him for parking | cursing him, Cline was subsequently | Scott, chalrman of the fuel ofl section. || Corner 17th St., Pa. Ave. & G St. Lieut. (Juni irade) Gordon B.|getion, said the dispatch, sent from Te- He said Eldridge used pro- | arrested for “unauthorized tampering” ? '-L e Js‘mzr ghroup Otto Rnnsgnd Was, . Rain er, detac 'S, §. 5-29 about | heran, Persia, stated Sultan had taken in the dispute with a parked vehicle, fs;c ef! Vce‘c airman and Edward D. ithin 4 Blocks of New el 76; %o Naval Academy, Annapolis. [ refuge in Iraq, and the governme Cline, it was testified, was pushing a | Today the driver declared that he | SRAW Scoretaty, Commerce Bldg. P Yistn that territory had been requested car with his machine in order to make | had obtained permission from the | ans for the entertainment of the . 5 Warrant Officers. |to allow the rebel to remain ther more parking room. It was testified | owner of the car in l;m:? tnt nusg thhu _— 1 large corner room over- Discomfort, pain and e A o The Persian force s o!that hetold Eldridge “to mind your own | machine up. Judge Hitt continued the Tooking) Cout of Cli b : Chlet Pharmaclst, Henry A Harmis. | ontinue the pursuit if {0 | business” and was presented with a |case until tomorrow to allow this car | [Fom= ===l [y Claims & itching disappear the mo- detached Burey & Washingion, D, |leave that countr ¢ several days later. owner a chance to testify. || Do FALSE TEETH S I:P'-- sleo bright af- ment Pazo Ointment is applied. ot T 'to Naval Medical - . dge said he was leaving the — e | ce with southern exposure. : . C., about January 2; to Nava) Medical F Cwith family : A 5 4 There can be no further suffering with e Tavy Yard: Mute Ti- Sl r with his family when he| o Depot, Navy Yard, Mare Beaver Trap]\fu by Tr s machine. bumping Prison Bald Heads to Go. F:\;‘w§v°c!(y Sh%fiaw?vr ?u!}?.fiq VERY REASONABLE Pazo at hand. The most severe cases of cist William E. Saxton ) along the curl SPRINGFIELD, 11l ed on upper S AN 7 tal ) : r. he testified | will shaved pates be t e teeth RENTALS itching, blind, bleeding and protruding piles yield at once to Pazo—or money heads Washingt: Hospital n, ¥ rndest fool driv- | behaved Illinois co wooey to duty Bureau | by falling tree ary 4 a HI pe, 75¢, American Red Cross, | Upon a live beaver that R in Illinois prisor T will be Makes 'breath t ispatch Orers December 28, | by a tree that had been bstter mind your own | those naturally that e of ||| Dleasant, Ost ea or any ‘wood dr SR cA back. Handy tube with pile pipe, 7 cred at the base. The beaver was re- is said to have replied. | convicts who pers Dlore Dhthertisement, " f°¢ @me ] 206 Mills Bldg. Nat'l 2863 box, 60c. All druggist: or box, 60c. ruggists. Harold Jones, detached Naval " Comdr € : e Station, Olongapo; to United States. leased gave his name, and 'rules. Comdr. Walter E. Brown, detached command U. S. S. Tutuila; to command U. S. S. Pope. Lieut. Comdr. Edward Sparrow, de- tached U. 8. S. Canopus; to command ‘ U. S. 8. Guam. Lieut. Comdr. Harold P. Ely, orders November 23 modified; to command ; U. S. 8. Tutuila, instead of U. 8. B. ‘ Raymond D. Tarbuck, detach- S. Stewart; to R. O. T. C. U, S. 8. Mindanao, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Arthur G. Bruner, detached U. 8. S. Mindanao, to United States. Lieut. Junior: Grade) Harold T, . Deutermani, orders November 16 modi- fled, to United States. Lieut. Comdr. John W. Vann, de- tached U. S. 8. Houston, to United States Lieut. Comdr. Leslie B. Marshall, ‘de- tached U. 8. S. Black Hawk, to U. 8. 8. Houston. 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