Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1932, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. " DOLL GIVEN SCroot] BY APANEE GRLS Daughters of Embassy At-! tache Show Fondness for American Customs. A pretty gesture of international good will was made today when the John Eaton School in Cleveland Park re-; ceived a beautiful Japanese doll as & gift from the Misses Megumi and Mikiko | Washizu, young daughters of Col. Shohei Washizu, military attache of the Im-! perial Japanese embassy. They make their home in Woodley Park Towers. | ‘The gift was accompanied by an ex- | pression of deep appreciation t> the principal, teachers and pupils of the school for their helpfu'ness to the two | Japanese chiidren, who have boen stu- dents there. It was presented with the hope also of promoting understanding between the children of Japan and the | United States. The doll is about 3 feet tall and is dressed in Japanese costume. | i they speak the stand well in their c.a Megumi has | garten classes. | u soon will leave Wash- ington, after his tour of duty here, to take up an_assignment in Tokio. He and Mme. Washizu are much pleased with the progress made by their two young daughters during their attend- ance 2t the Washington public schools. The two little Japanese maids have formed an attachment for their Amer- ican schoolmates and are loath to leave Washingten. Asked whether they wish to Japan, they em- phatically re No.” They have formed a liking also for American focds. Their playmates in- troduced to them at luncheons toasted cheese on crackers. So fond are they of the tidbit that they insist on having 1t sometimes for breakfast Two Girls Interesting. Interest of the pupils at John Eaton 1 in the two Japanese girls has been manifest from their first days of e imerous occasiors quest of their teach- | tume and dis- | erican children | cacies of their robes. principal of the school, Miss A. < and their teachers, the 1d Meyers, have shown interest in the little Japa- and the remarkable progress d by them in their studies and a language previously unknown to | mi say their attend- | has’ brought many | expect to tell of | n of Japan when | They expect, also. to John Eaton School | from time to time. ACCUSED AS DOG'S OWNER AS WOMAN DIES OF BITEJ Riveradale Man Is Released on | $100 Bond—Animal Is Killed, Police Say. dent of The Star. TTSVILLE, Md. June 20—Ac- of permitting a vicious dog to run | rge after a colored woman, who bitten by a dog said to belong to died, Charles Bowman of Riverdale | was at liberty under $100 bond today. He was arrested by County Policeman Reese, who said Bowman's dog bit Emma Jackson, colored. 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HENRY FIELD BARES FIRM DRY STAND Iowan Who Defeated Smith Brook- hart as G. 0. P. Senate Nominee Points to More Vital Issues. By the Associated Press SHENANDOAH. Towa, June 20.— Henry Field, Republisan candidate for United Sf Senator in the Novem- ber electi today had reaffirmed his support of prohibition in a statement issued in response to nimerous requests that he repeat his stand on the liquor issue. In his statement Field said that the Republican party platform plainly points out that the issue of prohibition is not a party question nor a test of | party loyalty. “There have always been both wets and drys in both parties. We dry | Republicans have always worked within the party for the cause of temper- We can work most effectively | rty now for the goed | within tk i | Poles, : | Erin by i | religious festival, made & cheering bor- EUGHARTI A0 GETS B DATION {Crowds Cheer Papal Legate Arriving for Dublin Cere- monies. | By the Assoclated Press. DUBLIN, June 20.—Ireland gladly| gave its heart away today to a smiling man in scarlet. i He is Cardinal Lauri. As the Pope’s personal representative he will be the chief figure at the Eucharistic Congress here this week. Next Sunday he will celebrate a pontifical high mass before a million people. Long before his ceremonial landing at Kingstown Quay this afternoon, where Archbishop Byrne, primate of { Ireland; President De Valera and lesser notables assembled to welcome him, thousands rimmed the route of the papa! legate’s triumphal procession to Dublin Procathedral for the solemn ecclesiastical reception. All Nations Represented. Crowds of the faithful, not only tra- ditionally smiling Irish, but French, Spanish, Italians, Americans, Belgians, athern Germ: brought to common interest in the great der along the eight miles from Dun Laoghaire to Dublin. Only a comparative few of the thou- sands who came here from all over the world could be admitted for the cere- | mony. A squadron of Irish Free State cav- | | alry was assigned the honor of escort- ing the cardinal from the quayside to the cathedral, with a brief stop at the boundary of Dublin for presentation by the lord mayor of an {lluminated scroll in a siiver casket, conveying the free- dom of the city. Reception Is Tomorrow. Plans included a government recep- tion in his honor tomorrow. | A large part of the nearly 2,000 acres , of Phoenix Park is spread” over with bell tents, a camp for men under the direction of the minister of defense. | The women are housed in convents nearby. | Hotel accommodation and lodging of every character was at a premium six months ago. U. S. MISSIONARIES SAFE S R | Mennonite Groups Report Chinese! Bandits Less Active. PEIPING, China, June 20 (#).—The Mennonite mission at Taningfu, in| South Hopel Province, reported to the | United States legation today that all Americans there were safe and the bandits who had been threatening the | city had fled into Honan Province. The message also said that a group | of Mennonite missionaries, which was ! reported besieged by rebel forces at ! Kaichow last week, reported today they | were in no immediate danger. New Comfort for i Those Who Wear ! FALSE TEETH any wearer of false n Fasteeth. No_ gummy. gooey. zes. Gel Stores or tisement DANDRUFF — ITCHING SCALP—FALLING HAIR are symptoms of serious scalp troubles. Look at your hajr and scalp in the mirror now, If you see any of thése danger signals of approaching balde ness, heed their positive warne ings. You can avoid baldness? You need only to consult & ‘Thomas specialist. 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