Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1937, Page 3

PRESIDENT NEARS END OF VACATION Plans to Leave Friday for Washington—Will Attend Banquet Tonight. BY J. RUSSELL YOUNG. WARM SPRINGS, Ga., March 24— With only one more full day in which to enjoy his vacation from Washing- ton, President Roosevelt continues to spend as much time in the open as possible. | He has set his departure for Priday | afternoon, and when he discussed it | with friends today he appeared wist- ful, as he really would like to stay longer. He's feeling fine, is looking the picture of health and has fully en- joyed the rest and ease made possible by his loaf here in this pine hill sec- tion of Georgia In addition, this countryside is be- ginning to look beautiful. Spring has advanced far enough to present a col- orful picture. Peach and pear trees are blooming. Within the past few days the buds on the dogwood trees have been bursting open, as have those of the Judas trees. Wild violets can be seen almost everywhere in the shaded spots. Jonquils, bridal wreath and Cape Jasmine are in full bloom Drives Second-Hand Car. The President never tires of view- ing these beauties of nature as he drives his old, second-hand automo- bile over the dirt roads of the country- side. He delights in pointing out all these evidences of Spring to his com- panions during his motor rides Mr. Roosevelt expects to little more business before returning to his de the White House. He a swim in the Warm Springs | ndation pool this forenoon. His plans to make pection trip this afternoon to the Pine Mountain Valley Resettlement, about 15 miles from | here, were cancelled due to a sudden | do very | — THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Easter Egg Kept 60 Years A sailor, who included an anchor in his scrollwork on an Easter egg 60 years ago next Sunday, is believed responsible for this odd family treasure, which belongs to Dr. Hugh M. Smith, 1209 M street. The word “Alice” on the side of the egg is the name of Dr. Smith’s sister, Mrs. F. W. Klinglehoefer of Baltimore. tip is the date “1877.” Smith family then, about a half block On the and his sister lived with their from the doctor’s present home. “We children were too young to remember who gave us the egg,” he said, “but family tradition says the designs were cut on it by a sailor who was a friend of the family. It was first dyed purple and then decorated.” The egg has been kept in the same box for many years, he added. —Star Staff Photo. France (Continued From First Page ) her official relations with the Spanish Valencia government immediately. Warship Kept Ready. “Apearances” would be safeguarded, they said, by leaving a consul in charge of the French Embassy at Valencia, but the present charge d'affaires and the third secretary, now at the Em- Spring shower. Mr. Roosev tonight will go to| Georgia Hall, the main building at | the Warm Springs infantile paralysis | resort he founded some years ago, to | eat supper with the hundred or so | nts. is occasion is the President’s ber when he w to substitute for absence last Novem- | prevented from fol- | om of eating | inner with the patients An en- | been ar- | for tonight's 3 | Has Picnic With Friends. | nt enjoyed himself at a picnic w ds. Near the spot en-air luncheon on was a wooded ain stream, which | setting for such | yes- th a James eldest son Roosevelt, the PT("\:dfnL'.s‘ and one of his secretaries, | who has the “Little White House” here since last Sunday, | left yesterday for a short vacation in | Beach before returning to ngton Mr. Roosevelt is bout the cou motoring | 1 tryside down enjoying the sunshine, and from all outward appearances utterly un- concerned about national problems, it is known he is keeping in close touch with the outside world. He is giving | particular attention to the wave of | sit-down strikes. It is known he is | considerably worried over the situa- | tion, but he is refraining from public | comment for the present Sneezing Girl Recovering. ROSSVILLE, Tenn., March 24 (®).— Ten-year-old Bertha Turner, who has sneczed untold thousands of times in seven weeks, was on the road to re- covery today, her physician said. On Fcbruary 20, her family said, ghe sneezed nearly 5,000 times in 7 | | | bank papers. Re- National Bank. 15th BOSTON B W & eft e Reward. D rd X DOG. white _and Reward. Sth and H ne. | s.e.. Mr. Mundy. “white and fan. 4005 Tilinois, ave. Re- lyer-rimmed. “and case, ‘“Dr. s. 0. S. Webster. 35 V st containing__sbout Reward ack e Building night; s permit ier keep money Eisie E. Jackson. 4517 Sat % "dr with blue suspen- n.w. ®old_sauare black Tuesday. Re- 718 Jackson pl. | RM. small Ex white gold, Elgin vicinity 0440 eve- WRIST WATCH. lost bet 5 March 23 Call Met ) et. 1 and | £00 block 15th nings. 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We provide perfect reproductions of = ali Dooks. maps. foreign language matter, etc. We make a specialty of reprints and ex- bassy, would embark for France im- mediately on a warship kept ready for that purpose. The fall of Madrid, these diplomats declared, would be accepted by French officials as signifying a certain in- surgent victory, and, because oi future government of her Southern neighbor, diplomatic attentions to the insurgent regime. For some time, France has had an unofficial “observer” at Salamanca, but because of possible internal dif- ficulties in France, the fact has been kept as quiet as possible. Even so it has aroused the sus- picions of the PFrench Communist party, important unit of Premier Leon Blum's Popular Front govern- ment, and the official party organ L'Humanite has demanded an explana- tion from the foreign office. In diplomatic circles it is known that the French envoy to Salamanca is a former president of the Paris Chamber of Commerce. Needs War Raw Materials. The need for important raw ma- terials of war has been one of the main reasons France has overruled her ideological dislike for the insurgents, and one of the first acts of the French representative at Salamanca was to negotiate the delivery to France of important supplies of pyrites. In one case, at least, the munitions material was delivered to Marseille from insurgent Spain aboard a Nazi freigher. When Leftist workers at the port her | desire to be on good terms with the | France would transfer her | alked at unloading the cargo 'they were replaced by troops, who did the work under military orders. Many French diplomats are con- vinced the danger to France of an in- surgent victory “gressly misrepresented.” They believe, in line with the pub- lic statements of many British states= I men, that “Spaniards will be Span- iards,” and that one of Franco’s first acts, if he should win the war, would | be to turn out the Italian and German soldiers and technical men from his ranks. Gen. Franco, they believe, wants friendly relations with France. e ] SIMPLE SKIN CARE that PLEASINGRESULTS LEANSE your skin thoroughly—at least once a day—with warm water and Resinol Soap, using a clean wash cloth made fluffy with the light, foamy lather. Enjoy its tonic- like fragrance as this Resinol- filled lather gently cleanses and stimulates the tiny pores. No harsh ingredients to dry orirritate the skin.Now rinse well and pat dry. 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