Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1933, Page 11

Famous TOM'S COVE OYSTERS , From the Beds in the Atlantic In thefi‘;.rnby the Pint or Quart RAW BAR STEAMED OYSTERS Every Day Except Friday G. C. ELLIS CO. 7, Municipal Fish Market END OF OATH SEEN SOONBY DEVALERAY llirish President Ready for Free State to Resume Talks With United Kingdom. By the Assocated Press. DUBLIN, Irish Free State, Ferbuary 2.—President Eamon de Valera said in an interview last night that “the oath of allegiance (to the crown) will dis- appear from the constitution within the next three months.” He went on to say that the Irish Free State is ready to resume negotia- tions with the United Kingdom, under certain conditions, with a view to end- ing economic differences. Await British Lead. “The British Ministers are aware ot our desire for a just settlement of the financial dispute. We are ready to re- sume discussions when they are pre- pared to negotiate seriously,” he said. “I am not in a position to say if the British sufficiently appreciate the significance of the election results, and realize the hope hitherto held of a' sur- render on the part of the Irish Free State is vain. Consequently I cannot estimate the probability of the reopen- ing of the negotiations. ‘WORK GUARANTEED QUALITY SHOE REPAIR Opposite Evening Sta- 415 11th St. NW. Ireland being made a prominent issue in Anglo-Irish negotiations depends on the scope of the negotiations. * * There can never be a final seulement or true peace between Ireland and Britaln while the Eritish government keeps Ireland divided. Republic Not an Issue. “The republic was not an issue in the election. But the poll's result has un- doubtedly brought it nearer to realiza- tion. We would leave the determination of the future status of the country to the people’s vote.” The measure abolishing the oath has been passed by the Dail, but rejected by the Senate. If passed again by the Dail it will become law drrespective of the Senate. WIFE WAS FAT “ No Longer Attractive Lost Husband’s Love | The above headiines appeared in 8 New York newspaper in connec- tlon with a divorce trial that i “The question of the partition of | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1933. COMMITTEES APPOINTED AT THRIFTON VILLAGE sy George E. H. Goodner, President of Improvement Leagud, Annoupces Aldes fr Year. THRIFTON, Va., February 2 (Spe- cial) —Committees for the year were appointed by George E. H. 1 president of the Thrifton Vi > rmvemmt League, at a meel held In Grace Episcopal Church, of the Ar- mzt:nn County Township, Monday The personnel of the various commit- tees is as follows: Legal, Hugh Reid, W. B. Wright and Mrs. E. D. Jcnes; Water Supply and Sanitation, P. V. Roundy. T. C. Johnson and G. Gates: Roads, 4 Shawler and 8. W. Fox; Mu. w. B. Wright, E. D. Jones and P. E. Schauh Fire Protection, Edward Young, Roperts and R. P. Dodge; Public Utnmex H. A. Spilman, John Neu and J. D. Wildman; Publicity, H. C. Rob- erts, W. C. Austin, E. D. Jones, J. W. Davidscn and C. E. Lowe: Entertain- ment, Mrs. Blanche Yorkdale, Mrs. E. P. Jenkins, Mrs. T. C. Hendricks, H. M. Brewn, P. V. Roundy and T. T. Marye: HMembership. Sam W. Fox, G. W. Gates and P. E. Schaub; School, Mrs Hugh Reld, Mrs. William B. Wright and Mrs. H. M. Brown; Street Signs, E. S. Hoon, E. T. Muse and Clarence Hunter;: Community Improve- ment, E. P. Jenkins, H. A, Spilman, Mrs, H. K. Gibscn, Miss Catherine Wasi. and 8. C. Leizear; Public Welfare, Mrs. E. D, Jones, Mrs. Smith Compton, E. P. Jenkins, W. C. Austin and Mrs. James F. Couch. CHAMPION DOGS KILLED | | | Two Valued at $1,500 and $1,000 | and 12 Others Poisoned.f | HACKENSACK., N. J., February 2 (#). | —Fourteen da=hshunds, valued at $6,- 500, two of tirem world champions, | owned by Mrs. J. J. O'Donahue, New York society woman, were found poisoned to death yesterday at the Dachshund Kennels here. County Police Inspector Walter Baker | said scraps of meat found in the kennel yard had been sprayed with poison. | The two champions, Sieger Menz Assmannsheim and Parmenio Dit- marsia, were valued at $1,500 and $1,- 000. The first was to have been. been shipped today to a Baltimore dog show. | tracted wide attention. | “She was a ben\mfu! ‘woman,” one winess testified, “but she got fat and b not att ve any more.” Thousands of women are getting fat and losing their appeal just be- e@ause they do not know what to do. If you are fat how would you like 1@ lose it and at the same time gain | i physical charm and acquire a glean, clear skin and eyes that syarkie with bouyant health? And gain energy and activity? 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