Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 38

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FALL SUNDAY, NOVEMBIR 8 PHILADELPHIA $3.00 Chester $3.00 wnl-ln.m u 7 nda Returning same doy. ARMISTICE DAY, NOVEMBER 11 Now's the Time to Visit ONLY NEW YORK *350 AlsoNewark, Plainfield & Elisaboth *51n¢ SALTIMORE $1.25 Round Trip Saturdays and Sundeys $1.50RoundTrip Daily—Good for 3 days ODetails from any 8 & O Tick or Telephone: Distriet 3300, Nes BALTIMORE & OHIO RR. Stomach Gas So Bad Seems To Hurt Heart e gas on my stomach was so bad I could not est r:" sieep. Even m: ystem a thorough cleans- bringing out old, polsonous matter that "you would not” believe was in System and tha i has. been caus stomach, nervous- os. Jor _mo mh Shot 3 intestingl “iloan o, ly reduces bacteria A eeries of actual tests recently madefin the SCOTT T0 DIRECT FIVE BOYS' GLUBS War Veteran Is Named by Supt. Brown to Handle Police Groups. Sergt. J. E. Scott, holder of a Dis- tinguished Service Cross for “extra- ordinary heroism in action” during t.he ‘World War, and a member of the ice Department since 1926, yester- da; the five Police Boys' Clubs and athletic instruc- tor for the Police School. . _ Scott succeeds Pvt. John P. Meshkoff, who has been director of the schools since the first one was opened by Maj. Brown Feb- - ruary 22, 1935. Meshkoff has been transferred to the third precinct for duty as a precinct RAN | detective. In commenting upon appointment of the new director Maj. Brown pointed to his war record and to four commendations received during his several years as supervisor of the School Boy Patrols throughout the city. On October 11, 1918, Sergt. Scott, then a first lieutenant in the 119th Infantry, was commended for his quick action in closing a gap between the 119th and 120th Infantries in time to prevent destruction of the two units by an attack. On June 27, 1931, he was presented with the Distin- guished Service Cross by Brig. Gen. !:dglr T. Collins at Fort Myer during an especially arranged ceremony. “Sergt. Scott is an outstanding man, without & blemish on his rec- ord; is a competent officer and intel- ligent man, and I believe he is the best suited policeman available to command the respect of the hun- dreds of boys whom the police are attempting to guide along channels of life in the clubs,” Maj. Brown said. S LEMKE SAYS PARTY #1S HERE TO STAY” Presidential Aspirant Claims Elec- tion Did Not Repudiate Principles. BY the Assoclated Press. FARGO, N. Dak., November §5.— Representative William Lemke of North Dakota, who ran for President on the Union party ticket, said in a statement yesterday the party “is here to stay” and is “going forward.” ‘The statement outlining his policy ‘was released through party headquar- ters in Chicago. “There are many great and worth- while principles that were incorpo- rated in the Union party platform,” Lemke said. “The outcome of the election has in no way shown that these principles are not worthy of & continued fight in their behalf.” Reaffirming his support of “old-age security along the principles set down by Dr. (Francis E) Townsend,” Lemke said he would “continue my whole-hearted co-operation with all of the friends that are seeking to bring complete security to the aged folks of this Nation.” He is preparing & resolution, he said, asking for & *“full, complete an impartial investigation of the powers that control the money and credit in the United States.” - Venezuela's new coffee is expected to be 1,200,000 bags. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. CLIPPER PILOT IN TRIP |round-trip fiights scross the Pacific| Lewis, & former United States Navy fiyer, is & direct descendant of Francis Scott Key, who wrote “The Star DRIVING WHILE DRUNK. Harry A. Anderson, Maryland, 45 days. LEAVING AFTER COLLIDING. Harry A. Anderson, Maryland, €0 days. SECOND OFFENSE SPEEDING. Sam Nelson, 1400 Fifteenth street, $15. William W. Bride, jr., Virginia, $10. Petro Capo, jr., alias Pedro C. Rodi- guez, 7627 Sixteenth street, $10. FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING. Paul A. Williams, 24072 I street, $10. Mendle F. Chester, Georgia, $10. Raymond R. Mosier, 1156 Fifteenth street, $10. Leonard Paylario, 47 H street, $10. John H. Dennis, jr., 212 C street, §$: Margaret M. Murtaugh, Maryla: e 10. John L. Carpenter, 5403 Galena |||qe=cf place, $10. Andrew A. Chauers, 437 K street, $5. Edwin J. Wise, 490 N street south- west, $10. street, mlph l Arbh. 735 Twelfth street southeast, §! llmeph P !umnn. §r., Maryland, Leroy F. Briggs, 1842 Bay street southeast, $10. Harry Lustine, 536 Ingraham street, 45 .Ocnlvlevo V. Rouse, 307 Bryant street northeast, $10 Italy will open banks at Harrar and , Ethiopia. s CRACK-SHO ROACH DEATH The Whistling Oyster PRESUMABLY the Oyster was whistling for a Guinness. For Guinness and oysters are in- separable. Each brings out the best qualities of the other. In fact, Guinness is as good for oysters as it is good for you. This combination has been a joy for epicures ever since Guinness first was brewed in 1739. Guin- ness is a natural drink, brewed in the cool of the year and matured for more than a twelvemonth. Today the old inn of the Whistling Oyster has disappeared from Drury Lane, but the partner- ship of Guinness and oysters is firmer than ever. If your taste is tuned to a real appreciation of oysters, you can hear them whistling for Guinness at every oyster bar. GUINNESS IS ALSO ENJOYED before meals, after ezer- cise or when one is tired, and before retiring. 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