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RITCHIE RAPS TAX LOBBYISTS AS HINDRANCE AND NO HELP
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SLL INTERESTS
PROTECTED,
REASSERTS
‘Fairness of Past’ Pledged by
Governor; Holds Balancing
Os Budget First Item
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 16.—Sound
ing a warning to those interests
which have sent lobbyists here
to protest against passage of
whatever “fair and just com
modity taxes’* may be decided
upon, Governor Ritchie declares
they are working against the wel
fare of the State as a whole.
Insisting that all Maryland
industries have always received
fair treatment and full protection
from the legislature, he added
that lobbying is unnecessary, may
be detrimental to citizens gen
erally, and at least can have no
effect until the governor and the
legislature formulate the proposed
tax system.
Pledges Careful Study
Although in his message he
mentioned taxation of tobacco
products, soft drinks and chew
ing gum, as suggested by the
State Tax Survey Commission,
Governor Ritchie continued:
“I am having these com
modities as well as others care
fully studied. I will favor no
tax on these or any other com
modities if I feel that the same
would be unfair or unjust, and
I do not think the legislature
will pass a tax which it be
lieves unfair or unjust.
BUDGET COMES FIRST'
“The first part of the pro
gram involves balancing the
budget. That has been done,
and the State will live within
Hs existing means. The second
part of the program under
takes to give tax relief to the
■ people of Baltimore and the
counties.
“The proceeds of the com
modity taxes which go to the
counties will be applied to
filling the gap caused by reduc
tion school tax levies. They
will reduce the direct taxes
which the farmers and property
holders, big and little, can no
longer bear.”
■ HOOVERS WALK
DOWNTOWN
President and Mrs. Hoover yes
terday took advantage of the fine
weather and went for a stroll
through the downtown section.
They left the White House by the
West gate, walked through Sher
man Square, and viewed the Com
merce Building.
* From there they strolled east
pn Pennsylvania Avenue to the
new Post Office building where,
not long ago, the President laid
the . cornerstone. He expressed
surprise at the speedy construc
tion which has taken place.
Secret service men accompanied
the two strollers.
p SirZinstfon Flu
Cases Decline
Definite decline in influenza
eases in Arlington county is now
apparent, Dr. P. M. Chichester,
health officer, reported today.
The umber of cases reported last
week was about one-quarter of
t the week before.
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. MARINES LEAVING HENDERSON
THE LAST detachment of Marines who served in Nicaragua arrived at Quantico
yesterday on the U. S. transport Henderson. The “devildogs” are shown leaving
the boat. Photo by International News Photographic Service.
MARINES BACK,
350 OF THEM
The Marines came home to,
Quantico yesterday.
Escorted up the Potomac by a
squadron of Marine airplanes the
Navy transport Henderson re
turned to their home base 33 of
ficers and 317 enlisted men, last
of the Washington contingent. It
was the* first time in several
years that many of them had
stepped on the soil of their home
land.
Sun-tanned and fit, the de
tachment was met by Maj. Gen.
Ben H. Fuller, commandant of
the corps, and Brig. Gen. John H.
Russell, commandant of Quantico.
The sea soldiers marched from
the transport in stalwart ranks,
passed in review before their gen- 1
erals and went to the barracks
where they will await orders
which will scatter them to posts
throughout the country.
Many of them brought pets for
their wives and children. Among
these were parrots and parakeets.
CHAMBER MEETING
The Rockville Chamber of Com
merce will meet tomorrow night
at the Firemen’s Hall.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
MARINES FROM NICARAGUA GREETED BY CHILDREN AT QUANTICO
9 • A ’ s - M
Sleeping Girl
May Be Saved
By Operation
CHICAGO, Jan. 16 (LN.S.).
Physicians who for 11 months
have tried unsuccessfully to
rouse pretty Patricia McGuire
from her sleeping sickness to
day resorted to a blood trans
fusion to awaken her.
Peter Miley, stepfather of the
27-year-old victim, supplied the
blood. The doctors expect to
know within a few days
whether the operation was a
success.
Should this operation prove
unsuccessful, the blood of a
person who has recovered from
the malady will be used, Dr.
W. J. Potts said.
Small Fire Delays
Downtown Traffic
About SIOO damage was done
and downtown traffic in the the
ater district was tied up half an
hour last night after a small fire
was discovered in a rubbish pile
in the Homer Building, 600 block
Thirteenth St. N. W.
The blaze was quickly extin
guished while automobiles travel
ing south were rerouted to G
Street.
‘SLOW WALKER'
ELUDES POLICE
For five months now, members
of the police departipent have
conducted a futile search for
Willie Bullock, 35, colored, wanted
in connection with the murder of
Policeman George W. Shinault.
A circular describing Bullock
and offering S3OO reward for nis
capture was sent throughout the
county. The sobriquets given
Bullock in the circular have given
rise to several sarcastic quips and
added to the embarrassment of
police in their attempt to capture
him. The nicknames given the
colored man are “Slowpoke and
Slow Walker.”
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If you feel sour and sunk and the world
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GREETING THEIR CHILDREN
CHILDREN OF THE returning Marines were prom
inent on the welcoming committee. After marching
from the boat to the barracks the men were dismissed
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JADTRER WON’T
SEE BOY BURIED
District officials have arranged
for the funeral at 2 p. m. today
of John Curry, 12-year-old victim
of a hit-and-run driver, in Talta
vull chapel with burial to be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Tire boy’s mother, Mrs. Mary
Curry, who came here by airplane
from St. Louis hoping to see him
before he died, and who con
tracted pneumonia following the
trip, had asked that the boy’s
body be kept at the District
Morgue until she could leave Gal
linger Hospital to see him. The
request, however, was refused.
She is recovering from her illness.
LEGION TO AID JOBLESS
E. P. Wayne, service chairman
of the newly organized Barber-
Briggs Post, American Legion,
Montgomery county, requests all
county jobless ex-service men to
get in touch with him.
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XX some period of
their lives need a
strengthening tonic
like Dr. Pierce’s Fa
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Young women who
suffer from monthly
pains or headaches,
and women of mid
dle age who suffer from “heat flashes”
or nervousness, should take it, too.
Read what Mrs. J. C. Hays of 2229 Nichol
son St., S. E., says: “My nerves were very
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EXTRAS,
MONDAY—JANUARY 15—1933
Portsmouth Magistrates
Eyed in Writ “Racket”
RICHMOND, Va., Jan. 16—An
alleged racket in Portsmouth in
volving the wholesale issuance of
search warrants on the part of
magistrates is under investigation
at the State capitol with the
cooperation of Judge Kenneth A.
Bain, of the Portsmouth court.
The attorney-general’s office
and the governor are interested
because of its bearing upon pro
hibition enforcement and crim
inal costs.
It was revealed that, out of
$9,760.57 in prohibition enforce
ment costs at Portsmouth during
the past fiscal year, $2,550 was
for search warrants against
premises in which nothing in
criminating was found. Pro
hibition enforcement costs the
State there $9,760.57, but only
$2,831 was collected in fines and
costs and reported to the State.
It was learned at the governor’s
office that in one month a single
magistrate issued 126 search
warrants. Among the practices
reported is that of issuing a
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Laugh Agitator
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■■ CLARK GABLE in "NO MAN
■rfl OF HER OWN.” with Carole
Lombard and Dorothy Mac
■ kaill. Charlie Chase Comedy
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EM Myrna Kennedy and Theodore
H von Fits in "Red-Haired All
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RAPHAEL:: 44
HOME OF THE BEST FIRST TIME
SHOWN FICTCRES
Lee Tracy and
Mary Brian in
“Blessed Event”
HOWARD s :V L
EDWARD G. ROBINSON IN “SILVER
DOLLAR.” Special Prices. Mat. Every
Day. Adults, 15c; Children, 10c. Eve
ning: Adults, 25c; Children, 10c. Com
ing Jan. 20—Earl Hines and His
Grand Terrace Orchestra.
. LINCOLN IS Northwe»t* t
*• “BITTER TEA OF GENERAL
I YEN," with Barbara Stanwyck
C ROSALIA
n BORIS KARLOFF
ep "MASK OF Al MANCHC”
M BROADWAY
JACK HOLT
A ,n
" "MAN AGAINST WOMAN"
I’ DCDIIIII If* U St., Near 14th
• nCrUDLIu Phone North TOSS
S* EDMUND LOWE In "THE
DEVIL 18 DRIVING"
With Wynne Gibson’
HIPPODROME Opp.’ Library
HABOLD LLOTD
"MOVn: CRAZY"
to greet their wiVes and children. Here are some of
the Marines listening to their children tell them how
glad they are to see them back.
separate warrant for every room
preliminary to a hotel raid by
the police.
The eight magistrates at Ports
mouth are reported to have or
ganized an association since pay
ment of some of the warrants
have been held up for lack of
official approval.
ROCKVILLE LICENSES
Marriage licenses werte issued
at Rockville to Clarence L. Moss,
37, of. Washington, and Carmen
M. Harding, 26, of Cambridge,
Mass., and John W. Merritt, 26,
of Chevy Chase, Md., and Char
lotte Hanna Hume, 23, of Wash
ington.
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WARNER BROS. THEATERS
AMBASSADOR “’i.Vw? 1
CONSTANCE CUMMINGS
and ROBERT ARMSTRONG In
"BILLION DOLLAR SCANDAL"
APOLLO Northwest
CLARA BOW
in “CALL HEB SAVAGE"
VITAPHONE SHORT SUBJECT
* If* I fill Connecticut Ave. &•
AVALUn McKinley St.. D. C.
MARIE DRESSLER h POLLY MORAN
In “PROSPERITY”
CARTOON
AVENUE GRAND 845 s Pa e a "
MARIE DRESSLER
•nd POLLY MORAN In
"PROSPERITY”
AEIITD*! #th St.. Between DA E
UEnInAL Streets N. W.
GREGORY BATOFF and
JOHN WARBUBTON in
■SECRETS OF THE FRENCH POLICE’
Vitaphone Short and Comedy
f*ni AMY Georgia Ave. and
bULUNI Farragut St. N. w.
MABIE DBESSLER
and POLLY MORAN in
“PROSPERITY"
BETHESDA, MD.
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Today A Tomorrow—John Barrymore in
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rAInLAVtn Anacostla. D. C.
WILL BOGERB and MARION NIXON
in
"TOO BUSY TO WOBK"
Comedy—Lambs All-Star Gambols
DUMBARTON “SUTW
IBENB DUNNE and BICABDO COR.
TEZ in "THIRTEEN WOMEN”
Comedy. "Golf Chumpe"
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WILCOX fr BERNHEIMER THEATERS
IECCE 18th B. L Ave.
vEduE Northeast
“SHERLOCK HOLMES.” with CLIVE
BROOK and MIRIAM JORDAN
Comedy — Cartoon
SECO «»ver M Sprtng.
"BLONDE VENUS"
with MARLENE DIETRICH
Comedy — Sport Champion
Pig Club Elects '
Wilson President
Frank Wilson, jr. has been
elected president of the North
west Pig Club of Montgomery
county.
Other officers are George F.
Bonifant, jr., vice president;
Thomas Leiberg, jr., secretary;
Wilbur Royall, treasurer.
ADVERTISEMENT
Fat Men
Mr. Clareuce A. Cu»e, of Monterey
-Park. Calif., write*: “I’ve fought a
tendency toward obeelty olnee 38 year*
old (now 48) and have found Krnachen
Salts the only satisfactory remedy.
When . the old belt begins to tighten
I get back on Kruschen for a bottle
or so and take off from 12 to 18
pounds easily and quickly." (July 18.
1932).
To lose fat surely and SAFELY, take
one-half teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts
In a glass of hot water In the morning.
Cut down on pastry and fa|ty meats —
go light on potatoes, butter, cream and
sugar.
But be sure to get Kruschen-eypur
health comes first—a bottle that will
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JANET GAYNOR AND CHARLES
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"TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY"
CARTOON AND SPORT REEL
METROPOLITAN
SECOND AND FINAL WEEK—World
Prsmiere—Warden Lewis E. Lawes*
Sensational Beat-Seller. "20.000 YEARS
IN SING SING.” With Spencer Tracy
and Bette. Davis. Eddie Cantor Short
Subject, “GETTING A TICKET.’’,
• ■iiAV 11th and Colombia Bd.
SAVUT Northwest
GWILI ANDRE AND JOHN WAR
BURTON IN “SECRETS OF THE
FRENCH POLICE.” r
FRANK ALBERTSON COMEDY
TIUAI I nth St. and Park. KE
11 YULI Northwest
JEAN HARLOW AND CLARK GABLB
IN “RED DUST”
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MITZI GREEN
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THE KIDNAPING OF RUTH DRAKE’
with Lew Aters
PALM
"FA ITHLEBB
with TALLI LAB BANKHEAD
and ROBERT MONTGOMERY
SYLVAN
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JOHNNY WEISSMULLER
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