Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1932, Page 30

- 6 BRITONS MAY HAVE AR SPEMEASES ‘Fiying Passengers Want Same Rights as Those Traveling by Rail. .—The anomalies of Britain's enacted liquor restrictions, still operative, not only are held by the mass of consumers to be Tesponsible for widespread efforts to beat the law cn land, but may lead to the existence of speakeasies in the air In_the near future. It has recently been held that con- suming hours on terra firma hold good in the air above the British Isles until the three-mile limit has been passed. Not many air passengers agree with this view. which they say is based on the old idea that a man who owns a piece +0f land enjoys sole rights to the air above it to the dome cf heaven itself, and that the government is assuming that the King's Writ runs in all that exists above the British Isles to ihe three-mile limit. Unless an air passenger takes his own hip flask he must go dry until outside the three-mile limit if tke pubs below (Are closed. Those who make an early morning start for the Continent, espe- cially when conditions threaten to be- come “bumpy,” are ed at the idea of nothing to drink until the three-mile Hmit is passed. It is asserted that one or two shots of brandy at the outset might avoid discomfort or airsickness. Different on Trains. The person who travels on & train ‘which is equipped with a dining or o for a passenger on t> obtain a drink as ts off from shore, even if a TG ANy must observe ‘consumption. which average ¢ It is contende ing long-distance big vehicles used in this traffic, almost as commodious as railroad carriages, which often do_journeys of from 100 to 200 miles, should enjoy the same Iatitude as the railroads in respect of the sale of beverages. By pressing this point of view there will have to be some examination of the law's anoma- les, although the present national government is anxious to keep as far hoze problem as it can already had to refuse to lower xation_of because Chancel- r Neville Chamberlain says there is no surplus money in the treasury till It ha ped the recommendation Commission on Li- d a straightening in the matter of by companies oper- bus lines that the A Knotty Problem. is rly knotty as- Some districts s than others. London and ot I s unbiased of the hich have been nce the war w and its n cheaper t is charged ble when stocks are charges for is often d the yearly dues 60 or 70 cents S 3 In the financial district e a number of these le the any time individual t 10:30 until 5 throughout the or 6 p.m. ¥ one who gav: sting_ anomal 4 drink I k in the B d < An American motion picture concern will erect a theater in Trimdad. TIiE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 19, 1932—PART TWO. OPPENHEIM SUFFERS SUNSTROKE AT VILLA Somerset Maugham Prepared for Extreme He.nc Along Coast at Cap Ferrat. NICE (N.AN.A).—So much brilliant sunshine has ccme already to Cagnes- Sur-Mer, near Nice, that E. Phillips Oppenheim has been suffering from sunstroke at his villa there. It is hoped that he soon will recover, for his parties at Monte Carlo are proverbial delights and he is himself the indispensable pivot on which their success turns. Somerset Maugham, an equally pro- lific worker, with a lcvely villa further | along the coast at Cap Ferrat, has not | yet succumbed to the sunshine like | his distinguished contemporary. Mr. Maugham has a swimming pool adjoin- ing his villa where attendants in bath- ing suits serve drinks to the thirsty; in his own suite he has a deligtful lapis lazuli bath, and his work room is | spacious and lofty, with a domed roof. | He should keep cool! At Juan-Les-Pins, where Mistinguett has been judging many lovely pairs of legs, there have appeared upon the fair ones long trousers with frills of white |lace made to look like the sheepskin | chaps worn by cowboys. The fashion is | completed with a revolver case—col | taining powder, puff and perfume! Mistinguett herself affects a dark-blue | sailor suit, with a large red pompon on the dark-blue cap. (Copyright. 1932 by the Newspaper Al | North Amgrican e, Tnc) CANNON ANALYZES PROHIBITION PLANK Says Party Did Not Pledge Any Nominee to Follow a Specific Course. Bishop James Cannon, ir., of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, Fri- day declared the Republican con- vention did not “pledge any nominee of the party to follow any specific course.” His statement, made in comment on the G. O. P. prohibition plank, follows: “The Republican convention plank on the eighteenth amendment substan- tially declares: “1. It pledges the party to the en- rcement of the law and opposes nul- on. . Referenda without constitutional | sanction are void. | .. “3. Prohibition is not a partisan po- | litical question, and no public official, which includes Senators and Congress- men, nor any members of the Repub- | lican, party, are bound by the conven- | tion action on this question. | 4. The convention does mnot favor submission on the question of retention or repeal of the eighteenth amendment Take things— EASY hours a day in most | $2.5 —every wash day! This “EASY” Washer for Only— $59.50 —1It's the Agitator- wringer type EASY that formerly ‘sold at $69.50 not cheapened in any way to scll at this reduc- tion, but a brand-new washer with sturdy bal- 1oon type roll wringer and fast, efficlent washing ouilt according 'S high stand- ards of materials and workmanship. An Easy IRONER Table . DELIVERS ONE Balance on Easy Terms Street and Third Floors. Phone District 7200 Street Floor Branch 305 Ac—Eighth 3rd O Stc JUNE SALE-Free Westinghouse And Westinghouse Electrified— SEWING MACHINES Payments Service on All Machines This Beautiful Dressing Table Model Last year $146 $77.50 —It’s in a soft maple finish, with one little drawer at the side-front for powder, ete. And it's equipped with West- inghouse motor, adjustable knee control, sewing light and full set of attachments. Other Styles in the Sale as Follows: Walnut-finished Bedside Table Model—Was $82.50 Walnut-finished Desk Model—Was $120.00 Walnut-finished Italian Console Model—Was $130.00. .. ...$72.50 Walnut-finished Console Mcdel—Was $95.00 Walnut-finished Windsor Consolette Models—Was $110. . .$84.50 Colonial Desk Model—Was. $113.00 Portable Models with Oak-finished cases. Were $68.00. ...$34.50 3 DOWN Balance in Easy $64.50 ..$74.50 L) Penn. Ave—Eighth and D Sts. without a substitute, the substance of which is presented in the plank adopted by the convention. “5. The convention declares that Congress should submit this substitute as an amendment to be acted upon by State conventions. This action would give the people an opportunity to decide whether they will retain the eighteenth amendment,unchanged or will adopt an amendment which will permit the sev- eral States to legalize the sale of in- toxicants as their citizens may deter- mine, such legislation to be subject to the power of the Federal Government to protect these States where prohibi- tion exists and to safeguard the citi- zens everywhere from the return of the saloon and its attendant evils, “There are two outstanding facts. First, the convention does not pledge any nominees of the party to follow any specific course. It does advise that a certain definite action be taken by Congress which will submit to the peo- ple the question of the retention of the eighteenth amendment or the adoption of a proposed s.bstitutc. It does not declare any preference as between the elghteenth amendment and the substi- tute proposed. “The second outstanding fact is that | this question of the retention of the eighteenth amendment or the substitu- | tion of the proposed amendment auto- | matically becomes an issue in the Fall | senatorial and congressional elections, | as only Congress can decide whether it | will submit any resolution and, if so, | what shall be the exact terms of the resolution to be submitted.” Wigs and PATENT TOUPEES World's finest. Iilus- trated catalog sent oupee plaster 50c per box post- oy feanee B “LOMBARD BAMBINA COMPANY 113 Munroe Street Lynn, M N IMPROVED ANTENNA BECOMING GENERAL Steel Shafts Everywhere Suer’ing Signals of Radio Stations Differ From 0ld. Giant shafts of steel are beginning to sprout into the clouds over the country to give to the radio audience the bene- fits of ultra-modern developments in broadcasting technique. 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