Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1932, Page 29

-~ WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1932, f _ T e e maces NN POLRES HELD CONSISTEN Dickstein proposed before the House British Paper Accuses League of |:ouoni‘to create a Immigration Committee that legisla- tion be passed to force actors to be- Taking No Advantage of b ,F’.Z'\:;‘T" by Unique Situation. EVENING STAR, ** B—13 THE MRS. JUDD CONSOLED | iy sima’sa take. 2o s ven| FILM LEADERS PROTEST she 15 condemned to take, to visither | BY MINISTER FATHER ol BAN ON ALIEN ACTORS | at the State Prison last night “oh, I'm so glad you came” s B |the siayer of Agnes Anne Le Rol and | pjckstein Proposal Before House | Hedvig Samuelson. | Parents Pray on Visit to Condemn- ed Slayer as She Awaits | the Sino-Japanese crists, sald today: “Unlike the other powess concerned in the Far Eastern crisis, America has | from the beginning had a consistent | policy.” The editorial said t Oklahoma Indians Flee Civilization Into Mexican Wilds By the Assoclated Press. EAGLE PASS, Tex., February 26.—The pressure of modern liv- ing has led many Oklahoma In- dians to seek reiief in sparsely settled areas of Coahuila, Mexico. Chief H. F. Brown, ir. of the Creek and Euchee Tribes and Chief Ben Chandler of the Cher- okees passed through here yester- day en route from Sapulpa, Okla., to investigate feasibility of settling some 3,000 Indians in Coahuila. Chief Brown explained that, while oil had made many Indians rich, it had not always brought happiness, and there were many who wished to return to the mode of living followed by their fore- fathers. VILLAGE LIFE ELITE IN ANCIENT SYRIA Harvard Archeological Re- search Produces Oldest Map in World. come naturalised citizens, naming spe- cifically Marlene Dietrich, German film actress; Maurice Chevalier, French screen player, and Greto Garbo, Swed- ish Star. “Any legislative steps taken to ex- clude from Hollywood the acting talent offering | demand of Representative Dickstein of | of foreign countries would be eminently their | New York that foreign actors and | unfair and would deny the industry and actresses be forced to become citizens | the American public the privilege of se- and that alien actors of mediocre |lecting its own international favorites ability be barred from entering the |of the screen,” B. P. Schulberg, m United States was met with sweeping | ing director of Paramount Publix, said. 5¢ Smokir ; Tobaccos Golden Grain Granger 3 for 25¢ Target 4 for 300 Edgeworth Gavoule Bull Durham 4 for 1 50 Stud Sensation 15¢c Smoking Tobaccos H & Half Box 50, $3.75 Rev. and Mrs. H. J. McKinnell m,k! Committee Declared Unfair M sobbing Mrs. Judd in their arms. ' f lh""Don worry. daughter,” the min-| to Public. ister-father ~ Whispered - consolingly; | By the Assoctated Press. : ith you. Hell t = g = ¥ ake care of | 105 ANGELES, February 26—A virtually the unique op) | Date of Execution. | | | parents Tepeating They By the Associated Press. prayers Juda words 1in hed tones. FLORENCE, ' Ariz, February 26— |¥%8 4 1ot speak of her appeal for Tears dimmed the eyes of Winnie Ruth | g new trial. Her parents plan to live | Judd’s parents as they walked past the | in Florence While she is in prison here By the Associated Press. LONDON, February 26.—The Man-| Governors of chester Guardian, commenting edi- have decided t torially on Secretary of State Henry L. d Stimson’s letter to Senator Borah on ! y knt Mrs By the Associated Press CAMBRIDGE, Mass., February 26.— | Small-town life 4,000 years ago, as shown in a Harvard archeological an- | rouncement, was decidedly elite in Syria. The oldest map in the world is de- | scribed as the most important exhibit | bearing on the research. It was found | under the 3,500-year-old town of Nuzi, | i about 200 miles north of Babylon. | HENRY WALTERS ESTATE ! Buried 20 feet below the present sur- e of the earth, it was ascribed 10 & VALUED AT $13,972,886 earlier town named Ga-Sur, 4,000 s vintage. | The map is cut on a little rectangle of clay, its face about the area of four | postage stamps. Along with numerous trinkets, utensils and objects of art, it shows that these places in the “stick so far from Babylon's site, had many of today's essentials. Farm of Shat-A: Shown. ventory, increasing by $11,319,518 the of Shat-Anals Shown estate of Henry Walters, was filed in The farm of Shat-Azala is Shown On | Orphans’ Court yesterday, supplement- Its location is identified as |ing one of $2,000,000 filed Some time ago orthern Syria. It is a big|ang including only Liberty bonds and comprising a valley running | gnother inventory of $653,368. The north and south, with a river down its | combined inventories now list the estate center and mountain ranges on both | at $13,972.886, but include none of the sides. The mountains are represented | real estate. by drawings resembling the tops of ‘The supplementary inventory places a eggs as seen in a modern crate. value of $300,000 on the Walters' art | Parallel lines, simulating the sinu- | collection, bequeathed to the city. The osity of flowing water, trace the river. | yaluation was explained as representing At its southern end the stream branches | only the tax valuation of the collection. into three, like a delta. The bottom of | Art critics of New York have said the the map is decorated with horizontal dashes, evidently a sea into which the wed. In the northeast corner is | e et tard hraugn | ] CAN'T READ MUSIC,” BERNIE SAYS IN COURT Jazz Master, Sued $5,000, Swears He Struck After Gun ‘Was Produced. By the Associated Press. MONROE, Mich., February 26.—Ben | Bernle, jazz orchestra leader, filled a one-day engagement here yesterday, but Right Reserved to Limit Quantitics Tiona Cigars Cellophane Wrapped 10 i 25¢ Box of 100, $2.19 Made of sound tobacco from the Philippine Islands. Candy Treat A pound box of Pecan Glace and a pound box of Mapl Nut Fluffs ... . both for 69e. SR A “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” Phone Dlstrict 5215 Supplementary Inventory Fails to Include Real Estate—$300,- 000 Art Collection. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, February 26.—An in- These 5c Cigars Cinco, Inv. 6 for zse Box 50, $1.95 Garcia Grande Forty-Fours These 10¢ Cigars Blackstone, Cab, El Verso, Adj. El Producto, Bog. Robt. Burns, P. G, La Palina Sen. “All Over Town” —The Better to Serve You LI I LLAELI LI SIS LTS P8 LI FELI IS 22777 Duke’s Mixture 10c Smoking Tobaccos Union Leader Prince Albert Raleigh 2 for 25. Velvet A Pound Box of And a Pound Box of Maple Nut Pecan Glacem FLUFFS n Nut crisp brittie— A tempting delica luscious nut fiavor tha like. " Fre m Both for 69c Two pounds of pure, fresh candies at this special price Just for Saturday K. M. Electric o aele T o aeeton who! value runs into millions. g | plending” & lesome, AT You Will Find Many Interesting Values Here you are de. here’s relief from Neuritis Pains new green liquid The stabbing piercing pains of Neuritis yield quickly to the pow- erful pain-destroying heat pro- duced by Robene. One applicatior will make you pain free in minutes, yet Robene cannot will not hlister. Robene heat quickly kil t is well labeled in Sumerian | or Akkadian language symbols. Only | part of these have been translated. | They show the directions north and south. One place name is the “Fortress of Ib-La The excavations were made by the Semitic and Fogg Museums of Harvard | under the direction of R. F. S. Starr, fellow of the Fogg Art Museum. s for Drainage System Thorough. Provincial little Nuzi had good mud- brick pavements that still retain their semblance. Main street was broad, with a palace on one side and the gov- | ernor's home on the other. Residence it was in a court room, not a ball room, and there wasn't a note of music all| day long. | The suit brought by Clarence L. Kirk | of Adrian against Bernie for $5,000 due to Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumb: fuscle s inflamed joints, c bruises or chest soreness colds. Robene is a clean, from greer Check Them Closely! The Savings Are Large! Heating Pcs Complete with Extension Cord streets were narrow, but paved. Some | damages was on trial. Kirk testified were only passageways Bernie struck him with a music rack “Many pages could be written,” Mr. | after Bernie refused to finish a dance Starr states, “in describing the elabora- | engagement. tion of the drainage system. Suffice it | Bernie charged Kirk drew a gun and to say that the theroughness in dis- | threatened him during a quarrel over posing of this problem 1s not easy to | payment in full of the contract fee. be found in Iraq today. Bernie said: “Why should I carry a “The ground plan. the variety of | music rack when I can't read music?” pottery utensils found m place, stores B of inscribed tablets, bronze implements, painted walls and many other objects and conditions of the dafly life of 3,500 ROSIKA DOLLY DIVORCED years ago are perfectly preserved. | e “Here one finds the hitherto un- | Dancer Reported Engaged to Irvin, known race of Hurri lived and built re el x Netcher, Chicago Merchant. their houses much as the Arabs do today, and transacted their business with 'a harsh shrewdness that the | , MINEOLA, Februsty 26 (). —A final modern Arab landowner would find | divorce decree has freed Rosika Dolly T sl and wealthy husband, Sir Mortimer | Davis, although Miss Dolly, in Paris, won't get the papers until early next month. The Supreme Court granted the decree yesterday. 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