Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1933, Page 7

BEER REMEMBERED DESPITE BANKING Variety of Bills Introduced in House as Members Face Emergency. By the Associated In spite of the concentration of at- tention on banking matters at the ’beloni to the sovereign. By & very old opening day of the Seventy-third Con- | custom the King can clairm the head mnnuxu:iaun. Prof. Plccard sald. Minute Mysteries Solution to DOUBLE ENTRY. (See Page A-3.) T g of Kevs e Loew’ the the jingle of keys man was not Clausen. Why? Be- cause he overheard the woman she would leave the key for CLAUSEN UNDER MAT. HOW DEEP IS THE MAGIC OF SOUND.—Willmott. An 01d Royal Prerogative. Whales taken in English tidal waters rreu, beer was not forgotten by the |and his Queen the tail of such i legislators, and proposals to allow its manufacture and sale while the eigh-| I teenth amendment stil! is in effect were incorporated in a variety of bills intro- | duced in the House. H Among the bills were measures which incorporate the principle of the Cnmerli beer bill passed in the House at the|| last session and others similar to the | Blaine 3.05 per cent bill, which won !he‘ approval of the Senate Judiciary Com- mittee. | No exact tabulation of the number !l of beer bills could be obtained, but at| least two prominent Democrats spon- || sored measures similar to the Collier bill, which died in the Senate last| session. Assistant’ Democratic Leader Cullen g{opfled & bill identical to the Collier || 1l to legalize beer of 3.2 per cent al odhol by weight and tax it at $5 a barrel. Previously, his New York colleague, || Representative O'Connor, had intro- duced three bills. One was the Collier bill with the tax changed from $5 to $6. It would define 3.2 per cent beer as “not intoxicating in fact” and remove the || requirement that manufacturers must obtain licenses from the Prohibition Bu- reau, having them issued i tead by the internal revenue commissi s A second was a 3.05 per cent beer | bill similar to that approved by the|| Senate Judiclary Committee. Instead of legalizing the brew, the Senate plan || 1d simply strike out the enforcement || provisions against such beer. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and cold- eor, with lowest temperature about 16 degrees tonight; tomorrow fair, with|| slowly rising temperature; diminishing || northwest winds becoming gentle vari- able by tomorrow. Maryland and Virginia—Fair and eolder tonight; tomorrow fair, with slowly rising temperature. West Virginla—Fair and slightly || colder tonight: tomorrow fair, with rising temperature. River Report. | Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers ! clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degreel Inches. . 29.78 29.85 29.86 Yesterda, 4pm. . 8 pm. . Midnight . oday— 4am. . 8 am. . Noon .. Record for Last 24 Hours. Highest. 55, 3:45 pm. vesterday. ago. 31. Lowest, 25, ago, 14. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 68, on February 24 Lovest, 14, cn Februery 9. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United St 7:30 am. today, Yeu:: Tomorrow. | 7:35am. | 1:57am, | 7:51 pm. The Sun and Moon, Rises. 6:29 W 6:27 4:48pm. Automobile lights must be turn: one-half hour after sunset. S Precipitation. 8un, today .. Sun. tom THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1933. PICCARD HOPES TO MAKE WORLD’S FAIR ASCENSION Belgian Scientist Plans New Jour- ney Into Stratosphere With Bal- loon Made in America. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 10.—Prof. Auguste Piccard, the aclentist who soared high above the Alps last Summer in a balloon seeking data in the strato- sphere on cosmic rays, announced yes- terday he is contemplating & similar ex- pedition this Summer from the grounds of the World's Fair. The of cosmic rays above Chi- cago and Lake Michigan, however, will depend on arrangements for financing it with American balloon and metal Belgian ascended 83,856 feet above lllthmhllh‘mp'fllhlpnol the scientific exhibit at the fair. new gondola, hnhoy.,'mhmndo :lwnn exceedingly lght magnesium QUAKE SCARES CUBANS Bantiago Residents Thrown Into Panic by Eight-Second Shock. SANTIAGO, Cuba, March 10 (A).— Residents’ of Santiago were thrown into t2¢| SENATOR WALSH BURIED, MONTANA PAYS TRIBUTE Thousands Who Followed Climb to Fame From Humble Beginning Attend Funeral at Helena. panic yesterday by an earthquake that | buried here lasted eight seconds. 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