Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1932, Page 10

A1 sx THE EV¥ STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1932, | TINY MUSEUM POPULAR Little Room in Arc de Triomphe Attracts Thousands. PARIS (N.AN.A).—Statistics show that the smallest museum in Paris is, after the Louvre, the most popular. En- trance fees paid by visitors during the JAPAN FORESEES DEBUCH RETRIG past year have amounted to about $25,000. All this modest little gallery has to show are very ordinary museum pieces. such as war-time photographs and busts of famous French generals. The explanation is stmple. Tourists have to pass through this museum of the Arc de Triomphe in order to reach the top of the mcnument, whence one of the best views of the city is obtained. | | They therefore like to pay for admis- | slon t> the little room in order to lose | no part of their trek up the 273 steps | of the spiral staircase to the platform at the top. | e | Dog racing has become so popular in | Edinburgh. Scotland, that another track | will be opened — Prediction About His Succes- | sor in Washington Called } “Pure Conjection.” By the Associated Press. | TOKIO, August 4. — Government | ofiicials admitted informally today that | Katsuji Debuchi, Ambassador to the 4 e R R NOTHING GIVES SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE s IRUE — Jiere are the brief facts "HATT General Electric is doing about auto- matic home heating is no longer a secret. It spent here. Officially, however, the ambassador’s | home coming is any prediction” T in Washington is pu YAMAMOTO IS MENTIONED. conjecture. A SO, HOMEN FAR FROM Succeed Debuchi. Former Mapchurian Rail Chief May | 5 k l e\ e Chicage and ppy Sl i Smithfielq vmo'er an g ness leaders . here t & 7 c 1l of 19 "rginia, went e mamoto, former - 20,000 the Manchurian Railway ceed Katsuji Debuchi as to the United States ent. the pape R N OLD DOMINION Qusmass FIRM to ©! e / “In "’Pons:iecaded to “‘(ep(h):“(his gisemens | “r ham, N der customer ! e cll costing BAN FRANCISCO. 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