Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1932, Page 38

" C-8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8 1932 H AWA" B A'I"“_[S I’COON DOG, BLASTED TO FREEDOM :’,fi}'ifi,mn“z‘;’:?"“"' wor e was ve| GOOCIOLOGIST FINDS THAT FATHER ;&é“p;:“ux}géowu'"‘:"r‘n&} . DRUG LAW VIOLATED FROM CAVE, CHANGES MASTERS s tuer s st o e cave | 1S MERE HOUSEHOLD FOOT BALL ™5 cffie W5 g iy (SO Men to Answer Charge ‘While daily crowds, estimated at 1,000 | the university’s department of sociology, Befere Grand Jury. - persons looked on, John Gresham, an | s2id he held t> the belief that the | o A | explosive expert, blew away quantities | i BRIME Tfl AID NAVY’ “Old Red” Goes to Man Who Reached Him First After | of rock. | Northwestern Professor Says Parent Lucky Not to Be American fomily has disintegrated fasir JPva; m;or:, ‘cok::rd. 36, dox :;ya L | = - e v . Was or he grand jul on Other workmen, with picks and P " . | period in history $3,000 United States Commis- 100 Men Worked 113 Hours for Release. shovels, removed tons of earth. rded as M i i | Somebody threw “Old Red” sausage | Regarded eddlesome Outsider. . stoner ¢ Taringe. Sdlon- By the A: d P held {f;:do‘lrécgo:h::p:‘rgn:i:!ngggr:tt\eed'wgr‘;g‘ ln‘('g“’tvp'fl\'elg‘t “listening-in” by experi- | ing a h g on a charge of vio- y the Associated Press being held prisoner in & spring L : | By the Associated Press. - o 5 e Ts whose sets are capable of 2 3 as Shore Leave Is Denied NEW ALBANY, Ind, January 8.—|cavern since some time last Err (oo pespenanteRectiinc Clivp Al " EVANSTON, 1L, January At e e el gD { reachireg) areect nave Tenith, fafieech | 06 the Harzaon S IAToREy SE2 More than 100 men, digeing and asta | day gt Changed_masters Tor i | : WS O ioaat el s Noin: | A o Bausenolg Rt AR | serambler naye (been abplatibiiune | Rhone's sister, Mamie Rhone, 38, of 334 S | t M T ing in day and night shifts (crflu | owner, Fre ates, offered “Old Red' T TS ’ Western University clinic, designed to|be seen and not heard has passed into | service. Th nsatlantic radiophone | C street southeast, who was arrested ailors a aneuvers. ours, have brought freedom to “Old |asa reward to the man who pulled the | All industries in Shanghai, China, |insure happier and more permanent | discard, the professor said yesterday. so tra is method of scrambling | with him, v a hearing today. B s | dog_from the prison. except those operated by Japanese, are | marriages, Prof. Ernest R. Mowrer has| “Father,” he added, “is lucky now- [ T S that messages | Both were arrest he city-wide De- ut the ‘coon hound, liberated after! Thus Edgar Dale of New Albany be- | working profitably and at capacity. come to the conclusion that father in|adays, if the children jook upon him as | ated e cibba bR ORoa Uity |icsmberfidiie K Kyl uateatic RARAEE ST which eight others also were taken. Mries to “Correct Situation” | By the Associated Press. HONOLULU, January 8—Gov. Law- pence M. 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