Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1937, Page 7

—e FARDU 10 TAKE OATH TONORRDH Plans to Mark Investiture With Great Ceremony Abandoned. By the Associated Press. CAIRO, Egypt, July 28.—King| Farouk will be invested as ruler of | Egypt tomorrow in a ceremony stripped of elaborate ritual Abandonment of plans to mark the | event with a great and rich Oriental | seligious ceremony has caused much disappointment here. Parouk, in fact, will not be crowned - at all, but will take an oath to launch his active reign. Three reasons were given for elimi- nating the religious ceremony, which was to have taken place in El Rifai| Mosque and in which the sword of | Mohamed Ali the Great was to have | been girded on the King by Sheikh | Moustafa el Maraghi, leader of Egyp- tian Moslems, who once studied at Columbia University. King Farouk hir to have insisted t ritual along the lines of King George's coronation in London would be out of place in Cairo. There is no crown of Egypt and no precedent for a coro- nation, since Farouk is the first Egvp- tian ruler to succeed as King since the Mamelukes of the Middle Ages. | Political leaders, anxious to get the eountry working smoothly under its newly acquired independence, saw an- | other snag in a religious ceremony in | which Sheikh Moustafa, leader of Moslem thought and rector of EI Azhar Arabic University, would of necessity play a dominating role. | Sheikh Moustafa, informed quarters said, hitherto has had no political wer, “Give him the right to ‘anoint and ecrown' our King, and we shall have him meddling in affairs of state,” it was said. The third reason mentioned was the heat of July. when the average tem- perature is around 95 degrees Fahren- heit in the shade, and the strain it THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Graduating Time for Beauty These models are honor-student graduates of the Mallon- They receive their degree for poise, beauty and figure instead of preparation in the more conven- They are shown during a holiday at the beach at Brigantine Beach, N. J., where they were awarded their degrees and jeweled Catalin starfish pins designating them as honorary daughters of Neptune. Friele School for Models. tional three R's. —Wide World Photo. SDAY JULY 28, 1937. s A—7 ACTON DN TAES AYREOPEN LS Commissioners Allow For- mer Owner to Repurchase Plant at Laurel. By & Btaft Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July 28.—The way was opened by the Prince Georges County Board of Com- missioners yesterday for the reopen- ing of the Avondale Mills at Laurel, Md., closed since 1931, when it was voted to allow the former owner, An- drew G. Steelman, Baltimore textile manufacturer, to regain possession by paying approximately $800 in back taxes. The Avondale Mills, equipped with lace and embroidery machinery valued at approximately $30,000, operated only a few months after completion. Steelman, who appeared before the commission with his attorney, S. Mar- vin Peach, said, following the action of the commissioners, “now I think we can do something, gentlemen.” Assessment Reduced. On the county tax books at an assessed valuation of $14,000, for sale in 1935, at the sale, property for $868.14, the amount of the taxes then due By their action yesterday the commissioners reduced No bids being made His Best Friend Told Him It was his wife, and she told him the i might impose on aged notables taking part in the long-drawn rites. ‘The ceremony, as planned now, real- | Iy will be an investiture. Farouk will | drve to and from Parliament, where, seated on his throne, he will take the | oath before members to “respect and | obey the constitution and laws of the Egyptian people, maintain my coun- | try’s independence and to defend its territory against any aggression.” - saves 50% on your folf N sLo 45 PAINTS Deves & Repmoids 2-cout syter 1922 N.Y. Ave. NAtional 8610 | grug stores, oniy 25c. truth, But she didn’t say he had “bad breath.” Instead, she sald, “My dear, you need E-Z Tablets.” A hint to the wise {s sufficlent. Don't wait for some one to tell you. It you feel sluggish, headachy, dizzy or bilious, due to eon- stipation, you may be quite sure your breath fs telling others. Get a pack- age of E-Z tablets today. At all good the | property was advertised and put up | the county bought the | the assessment to $9,328, including the 17 acres of land. Asked by the commissioners if he would reopen the plant in the near future, Steelman declared: “Yes, this opens the way for get- ting started.” In making his plea to the county governing body, Peach said that un- less the assessment was reduced “all Mr. Steelman can do is tear the build- ings down.” Another Threat Carried Out. ‘Thomas Baxter, supervisor of county assessors, recalled that such a threat had been made by the owner of one of the State's largest textile mills at Laurel some time ago and that the commission had refused to lower the taxes. Within two months a wreck- ing crew was at work tearing the buildings down, he said. Laurel, at one time the State’s lead- ing textile manufacturing center, now has only a few small industries, it was pointed out at the meeting. $60,000,000 NOTE ISSUE ‘The Commodity Credit Corp. yester- day invited subscriptions to a $60,- 000,000 note issue. ‘The notes will be dated August 2, 1937, and will mature May 2, 1938, bearing interest at the rate of 1 per cent. They will be secured by certain collateral notes which are in turn se- cured by the negotiable warehouse re- ceipts on 1,679,082 bales of cotton, | valued at $90.000,000. (o = " TAREYTON Therey SOMETHING abowl liem 6-MONTH-OLD GIRL BEGS TO SMOKE MORE Father, Attempting to Discourage Fascination of Pipe, Finds Tobacco's Yoeungest Lover. that way, the same method would work | 7, and Effie, 5, have no use for on the youngest. tobacco. But Patricia puffed away, coughed S several times and turned around and Railless street cars have appeared begged for more. The others, Edna, | in S8hanghai, China. Gfmen'ca s Smartest Console Piano By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, July 28.—Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Benefleld present their 6- month-old daughter, Patricia, as Georgia's youngest lady smoker. Benefield said she started & month ago by accident. She reached out for her father's pipe and he gave her a puff, thinking that, having abruptly cured his other two daughters of all smoking desire jlg‘m!nng‘fir Scalp Disorders Don't neglect it. Use t! treatment that ted Soap. It will make your scalp tingle with clean- / GLOVERS T esn't stick to your lips Prevents loose ends Always firm, never soggy MANGE MEDICINF THE new Betsy Ross Spinets are fully in keeping with modern living. The charming case designs are compact (only table-top height) yet their very richness makes them agracious additiontothe finest of surround- ings. It is now possible to place a Betsy Ross Spinet in a room of modest propor- tions, where formerly the pleasure of hav- ing a piano had to be denied. See it today. F. A. 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