Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1932, Page 36

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Italy. | nificfent : | » semi-circle of arches. |ing 1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, District’s Heroes in the World War DUGE'S MEMORIALS RIVALING CAESAR'S Mussolini Has Pleasure of| Seeing Own Monuments Throughout Italy. Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel. S recorded in the official citation, Ira M. Payne (Army serial No. 2335281), sergeant. Company A, 372d Infantry, 93d Division, American Expeditionary Force, was awarded the Crolx de Guerre of Prence for heroic gallantry in action with the enemy near Sechau France, September = 29, 1918. Having = found, hidden in a clump of bushes, & = machine gun which was causing serious casualties to his company, - Payne crept up, killed the gunners =) with his rifie and e captured the _mii:, |w he promptly Maussolini Forum in Rome. ‘:\‘,“f',:pd s In Rome there is the new and mag- | enemy. By his gal- Museolint Forum. with an|lant fearlessness ethletic stadium al of marble. In time | 8nd herolsm 'this this forum will be one of the largest |Soldier prevented sport centers in the world, with two | further loss of life Sadiums, two swimming pools, a rifie | mORg his comrades. Residence at en- range. rowing course and an enormous | listment, District of Columbia. athletic building already completed. | In the midst of this forum rises the | Sergt. Payne is now a stationary fire- Mussolini obelisk, reminiscent of those | man in the District public school sys- the Roman conquerors carried from |tem and lives at 323 Fifteenth street Egypt and cet up in their triumphant | southeast capital This is a single piece of Carrsra ble 54 feet bigh, weighing 313 tens.| SPAIN MISSES ANTHEM 't dovn from Carrara on By the Associated Press ROME. December 1.—History must | turn back to the Caesars and the Pheraohs to find examples to compare with the monuments already erected and dedicated to the living, but un- crowned emperor, Mussolini. 1l Duce does not have to wait until death before having memorials to his| name erected. He can even now have the pleasure of seeing them s-attered and many he has himself inaugureted. UNDER NEW REFUBLIC Royalist Hymn Banned, Mdsicians Strike Up Gay Dance Tune to Welcome Herriot. MADRID.—Spain finds it a little awkward when entertaining distinguish- ed foreign Slmt.s to have no Spanish national anthem. The republican gov- ernment cannot employ the royalist hymn that was official during King Al- fonso's reign and the military band must play something to balance the anthem of the foreign visitor's country. On M. Herrlot's recent visit the band | plunged in with the “Marseillaise” and then, as something more was clearly Will Inaugr-ate Stadium. Within a few weeks Turin will in- augurate the Mussolini Stadium, co: ing $500,000 and with capacity for | 55,000 persons. This also embraces a swimming pool and gymnasium. In Sardinia is the town of Musso- liniana, created in the center of an ex- ten: swamp reclamation and now growing and. prosperin, At Praedapplo, near Forli, Il Duce's birthplace, a modest stone building. is a national shrine. Since it is perched on a hill, mnfemnlly broad steps ha been built leading up to it, as up to & apitol. At the bottom of the steps is Italian government vessels are search- | 2 floating mine reported re- to be in the Upper Adriati popular Spanish dance tunes of the mome; very gay. that filled in the ank even if it seemed a trifle out of expected, struck up one of the most | STREAM CLEANSING IS FOUND TO VARY Rutgers University Tests Show Standard Formula Is Not Correct. By the Associated Press. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., December 1—A new basis for safeguarding the health of cities against infection from taints in flowing streams has been dis- covered at the New Jersey agricultural experiment station at Rutgers Univer- sity. The usual method has been based on studies made by the United States Pub- lic Heaith Service on the Ohio and Illinois Rivers, which showed that part of the bacillus coli remained active after 400 hours or more of flow. On the belief that this epplies to other rivers, sanitary engineers have been constructing water and sewage treatment plants accordingly. But the New Jersey studies show that each stream may be different, almost a law unto itself, and certainly much unlike either the Ohio or the Iilinois. Government Formula Wrong. This means, if the new basis is cor- that some cities in following the classical Government formula have not feguarded thcmselves, ‘e spent more money Ty. while others than was ne ‘The fad ot the Conne the Raritan Ri Creek, made under supervision of Dr. | Wwillem Rudolfs of the agricultural ex periment station at Rutgers Univers: ed from studies | water when 1t is wide and deep, fast and slow, shallow, highly polluted or slightly infected. “These studies,” Dr. Rudolfs states, “show that the death rate of intestinal organisms as measured by bacillus coll is similar to the mortality of organisms s\lhject&d to disinfectants. “The temperature of the water, sun- light, velocity of the stream, shape of the stream, depth of water and re- sistance of the bacteria (probably their age) all affect the death rate “The amount of initial pollution is fmportant. 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Is An Authorized Star Branch Office ‘The welfare work of the Rotary Club was discussed at a luncheon meeting | || yesv.erdly u the Willard Hotel. i Col. O. Tufts, substituting || for Henry N Bravwner, the chairman, |[f described the launching several years i no of the Rotary Foundation, Inc. | ji supported by member contributions of $1,800 annually, which, with other gifts, | i enables the club to carry on its activi- ues A. Brooks, cheirman, Student Loln Fund Committee, reported $2,450 had been advanced to et.m students | | who otherwise. would have been unable to complete their education. Charles B. Buck, chairman of the DEC. 9¢th wHEN a want arises unexpectedly it is not always convenient to come to the Main Office with copy for The Star Classified Section. This is why tl.-ce Star Branch Offices are maintained in practically every neighborhood in and around Wash- ington. Copy left with them will appear in the first available issue. 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