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Light LAYER Cake.

Sift one cupful Of white sugar, add
two beaten egg yolks and one whole egg.
Beat well for five minutes. Sift two
cupfuls Of pastry flour. then sift twice
more with three teaspoonfuls Of baking
powder. Add to the first mixture, then
add one cupful of cream, little salt
and one teaspoonful of vanilla. Beat
well and bake in layers in moderate
oven.
The Frosting-Boil one cupful Of
brown sugar and five tablespoonful Of
water together for four minutes. Pour
over two egg whites beaten stiff. Add
one teaspoonful of baking powder and
one teaspoonful of vanilla and beat I'M
til the frosting will stand alone. Use
between the layers and on top.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
By MoLLIE MERRiCK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, April 1s-The
graces are passing in movies, for the
arts have arrived.
Mary and Doug are to do Shake
speare. Mary has made the hit OF the
year with her venture into drama, and
Doug Is to shed the hose and doubletS
of the elder Dumas for the abbreviated
Shakespearean version of Oxford bags
which Petruchio wore. With Mary as
the Shrew, Katherine. and the Bard OF
Avon complicating things for the micro
tended for leisurely audience, we shall
see. The most interesting thing OF all
Is the fact that Sam Taylor, the same
director who saw Mary through all the
days of her httle-girl roles, win carry
right on into Shakespeare.
OF course, Mary Garden would an
nounce her strong desire to make talkie
films. Mary has strong desire" for
everything that Is connected with pub
licity.
If Tito Ruffo sings at almost 81 900 a
yip, why not Mary Garden?
If Chaliapin makes every pianiSSimo
tone worth its weight in platinum, our
Mary can do something that will bring
in the sort Of checks she loves to touch.
On top of all this is the announce
ment that Charlie Farrell and Janet
Gaynor will talk, as II you hadn't
guessed by now. Every one will talk
once, anyway. And some will survive
while others will pass out with the first
sentence. There's no more recipe for
forecasting all this than there was when
a new star was launched In pantomime.
They either clicked with the public
and YOU sometimes wondered why-or
they didn't. Often in the latter event
you wondered how it could be that the
masses could overlook some one you
thought had so much to offer.
It's much the same as marriage. But
here in Hollywood they worry far more
over their unsuccessful movies than they
do over their unsuccessful marriages.
The breakfast is the thing In Movie
land these days. Talkies run half the
night mean the making of them
and the daylight hours are given over
to study, fittings. exercise, and so on.
Sometimes of q Sunday morning 10
or IL can be got together. For the rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
the gelatin town has adopted the dinne'
pail with q vengeance.

the gelatin town has adopted the dinner
pail with vengeance.
And the film that was ruined when
the lovely young movie thing (after IA
rehearsals of the scene) swung around
for the line Am not your wife?" with
Amt ! your wife?" -.
This is supposed to be Park avenue"
said the director witheringly. tThey
have adopted Park avenue whole-heart-
eddy In Gelatinland)
what Wv itP" retorted the shapely
little star. "Ain't a girl got q right to
a temper In Park aV'noo just the same
as any other place? Amt she?"
"She ANTI" said the disguised direc-
tor, and walked off the set while a
diplomatic assistant began the fifteenth
rehearsal with patient smile.
Hes canary" said the little star.
whose public is numerous. "I've known
a lotta swell James and they was all
devils when you got 'em haywire, I'll
tell the cock-eyed world"
Copyright, 1929. by North American News
paper Alliance,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
straight Talks to Women About Money
BIZ MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

bonds, always state, in the case Of stocks.
whether they are Common or preferred !:
or II bonds, give the dateof issuance In
teress rate and date of maturity.
The so-called service that has stocks
or bonds to sell, or that pushes" GER
tain stocks or bonds Is not to be con-
fused with the impartial service Afford
ed BY a magazine or newspaper. There
are also services which will analyze your
holdings for fiat fee, and for the most
part these organizations are reliable and
trustworthy. You should keep well
posted on all Of your holdings, SO that
market fluctuations and changes will
not catch you mapping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Look Lovely Tonight
Ne,U Skin Beauty II, FiUe
Minutes-It's as Simple
as Washing Your Face

Sallo,r, Dingy Skin made Louely-
Coarse Pores become Fine-H cor.
reefs oily skin, heals eruptions and
dissolres bIackheads
This easy, quick way to new skin beauty
is called the most amazing beauty miracle
of modern science. Women are astonished!
You will not believe it until you see other
women suddenly get lovely compilations.
Thinkofit! You can havea clear, lovelyskin
tonight. Any woman over twenty-five looks
at least five years younger in five minutes!
Dull, off-color skin is changed to bright,
true-color; enlarged pores are refined to the
smoothest, finest texture; oily skin is cor
rected; blackheads are dissolved; persistent
skin eruptions are banished and the tell-tale
signs of age vanish as if by magic! Poor COM
plexions become lovely as if skin faults were
wiped away with sponge. You will marvel at
the lovely face you see in your mirror tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

(3) What exercise is good for reducing
stout legs? "a How can I remove
freckles and moles from my face?-
Big Sis.
Answer-(1) It is rather hard to sug-
gest couture for you without know
ing the shape of your face. You might
part your hair in the center for q
change and have two or three small
fiat curls on your forehead. Put few
deep waves into your hair and let it
come over your ears. If it is long
enough, fold it over in the back and
pin It nat with wire clips. If it is not
long enough for this, you might make
the ends into round curls and pin them
against your head as sculpture curls.
90 Your weight is correct. A tall
girl can be attractive in appearance If
She is true to her own type and does
not try to dress or act like little flap
per. She should avoid fussy clothes.
Classic draped effects or simple tailored
styles are suitable for her. OF course,
any one who cultivates pleasing per-
sonality can be attractive, regardless Of
her size.
CD walking and swimming are good
for the purpose. Kicking exercises and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

refnes enlarged pores, changes sallow,
off-color skin to true-color clearness and
makes the face look years younger.
They also found it cleanses perfectly.
1t removes makeup and extracts inn
purities deep-set in the pores better
than any. soap or cleansing creams.
Scientific tests proved these women
had made wonderful discovery. So,
thanks to this accidental discovery,
science now offers you priceless skin
beautifer, better for your complexion
than anything ever before discovered.
1t takes the place of soap, cleansing
cream, massage cream, astringent, skin
tonic and face bleach. 1t gives the
skin radiant clearness and fades out
freckles better than bushel Of lemons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Fish and Cucumbers.

Pare and cut two medium sized Gu
cumbers and one small onion into cakes.
Add one teaspoonful of salt and cook
in boiling water until the cucumbers
are tender. Drain and add one and
one-half cupfuls Of medium thick sea-
soned white sauce and one cupful OF
faxed leftover fish. Place the mixture
in ramekins and dust with dry bread
crumbs and paprika. Bake until brown
on top in hot oven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

Instant Skin Beauty
It's no fairy wand that gives a
new skin so quickly. It's simply
due to the amazing, reiuvenating
properties of creamed milk Of mag
nesia, which rehabilitates the skin
in the same easy way that plain
milk of magnesia purifes the stom-
ach. This is because skin impurities
are acid. Doctors treat acid inside
the body with milk of magnesia.
And, now, dermatologists are get
ting amazing results in banishing
complexion faultswith creamed
magnesia. All you do is anoint your
skin with it, massage and rinse with
water. It's as simple as washing
your facet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Couture for Growing Hair.

Dear Miss Leeds: "a am letting my
hair grow and 1t Is at troublesome
stage. wear 1t parted on one side.
Can you suggest different way? (O
ani~l6 years old. feet ga inches
tall and weigh 1873 pounds. Is this
correct? Can a tall girl be attractive?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

One mother says:
ITO give my small children o sense
of color I constantly mention colors
to them. When we see pretty dress
I say, What pretty blue dressP When
I put on their frocks say something
about the color Of each. Crayolas are
good teachers of color, too. II you are
careful to tell the child the color OF
each one used. Occasionally I test my
children on colors they have learned"
Copyright, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

Following the arrest Of three brothers
in connection with a bank robbery in
Berlin, Germany, the police are said to
have found in the mems rooms plaster
model of the vaults of the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
BRAIN TESTS

The object of this test Is to ind the
words with the greatest number OF
yowels, namely; the letters Q, 9, !, o, U.
= There are various words III the list
that have mere vowels than the others.
All these leading words are tied for the
greatest number. Pick them out--with-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

Answers.
The words that had the largest num-
Der of novels (five in each caSe) are 90
Panamanian, 90 dependencies. CD reg
ilations, (12) recreation (l3) excep-
tional, (14) agreeable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Accidental
Discovery

Until recently, creamed
lnagnesia was the secret
formula of q very sue
cessful New York skin
specialist. He prescribed
itasasure, quickremedy
to heal unsightly skin
eruptions. But, women
soon discovered it also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Doctors Recommends

Doctors Recommends
Itisso mild that doctors tell
mothers to use it instead of
soap to battle infants. 1t
certainlyis a blessing fine,
sensitive skins that soap 30
silyirritates and coarsens.
Being greaseless, it cannot
fatten the face or grow hair.
Thousands of doctors
now insist that their wives,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
SPORT HEAD NAMED
BY RANDOLPH MACON

RICHMOND, Va, March AZ P).-
Norman w. Shepard, coach at Guilford
College, North Carolina, will become d.
rector of all athletics and head foot
ball, base ball and basket ball coach
at Randolph Macon College, Ashland,
Va, DR.. r. E. Blackwell, president, has
announced. =.
He will take over his duties at Ran
dolph-Macon next Fall.
Shepard will succeed Gus" WEIGH.
former all-American foot ball player
Of Carlisle, who has been at Randolph
Macon since 1922.
Shepard, the announcement said, has
accepted a three-year contract with
Randolph Macon. He was selected from
a field of 80 applicants.
He was an outstanding athlete
in foot ball, basket ball and base ball
at Davidson College. He entered David
son after leaving the Army in 1919
and remained there three years. In
1923 he received his degree at the UNI
versity of North Carolina.
In the Fall of 1928 Shepard was ap-
pointed freshman coach at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina, and the follow
ing season he was selected as head tutor
of the varsity basket ball outfit. He
turned out the Southern Conference
championship five in 1925.
Shepard gave up the coaching game
In 1925 and spent three years in China
associated with tobacco company. Re-
turning from the Orient last Fall, he
became coach at Guilford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
BRADDOCK STOPS
SLATTERY IN 9TH
Decisive Victory Earns Him
a High Standing Among
Light-HeavieS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n yEW YORK, March 12.-This
N stiff punching Jersey City light
VI heavyweight. James j. Brad
4 dock. will have to be taken
seriously. He has had hard
time convincing the boys that ne really
is a first-rate 175-pounder, but there
are fewer doubling Thomases To-Day
than there were a day or so ago.
James j. from Jersey City chased
the Buffalo Will O the Wisp. Jimmy
Slattery, for eight rounds at Madison
Square Garden last night and then
caught up with him to win by tech
nical knockout in the ninth round.
Braddocks record in the last SIX
months is impressive. He cracked Pete
Litzo's jaw and won the decision IN 10
rounds. Then he knocked out Tufiy
Griffith in two rounds. To Leo Lomskl
he dropped close decision.
For eight rounds Slattery danced and
boxed his way out of difficulty. Near
the close of the eighth round Braddock
caught Slattery in corner and drove
both hands to the body. Just as Bu1-
falo Jimmy seemed to have worked his
way clear of the storm a long right
caught him on the chin. Slattery
held on and boxed his way out OF
danger until the round ended.
In the ninth two-fisted barragc
sent Slattery down for the count OF
five. Referee Lou Magnolia halted the
slattery weighed 1887, Bra ddock l73.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12

sylvania five as we'll as Cornell and
Dartmouth each land one man.
George Gregory. slender 6-foot 3 u
inch Negro center. and Dave Smith,
tenacious little guard are the pair who
give Columbia its first representation on
the all-league team since 1926-1927.
The other members are: joey Schaaf
of Penn, who leads the league in scor-
ing; Don Layton of Cornell, another
forward, and Carl Spaeth, who captures
a guard position for Dartmouth.
First Team:
Player. College. Pos. Hgt. Wgt.
Joseph G. Schaaf, Penn F. 5:1l 1873
Donald Layton, Cornell F. $50 las
Geo. Gregory, Columbia C. 6:031a l6z
Carl Spaeth. Dartmouth G. 5:10N 1919
d. i. Smith, Columbia G. 5:061a l55
Second Team.
Hall, Cornell, and Swarthout, Dart
mouth, forwards; Levin. Dartmouth,
center; Cook. Yale Miles, Princeton,
and Lazar, Penn, guards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
M'GRAW BELIEVES
3, --
! HE HASA winner
Plans to Get Off to Flying
Start-Bucs, Cubs Seen
as Chief Rivals.
BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

~AN ANTONIO, Tex. March IL
John J. McGraw Is found these
days, out in blue sweater and
pair of base ball Knockers, at
home plate hitting grounders to
his fielders. His Sc years don't keep
him of the practice field, because he
thinks he has a winning team.
The Giants manager is taking mighty
good care of this team. He sees prom
Use and is busy bringing It out by
thorough schooling 1t may be Of in
terest to note that he devoteS systematic
attention to bunting. That signifies
that he believes he has speed. And
when McGraw sees speed his eyes shine,
The practice of the New York Ma
tionals at San Antonio runs like thread
off a needle and with as little noise. 1t
is the most quiet of the practice fields
out this way, but it also discloses a
real earnestness on the part of players
and manager.
McGraw is trying to develop a swift,
tricky, run-getting team. He wants
team that strikes swiftly and with
clean-cut precision. His team is as
likely to raise sparks in the last in
ming as in the first.
j ne AJldIllS are do III 40 latC Sooe.
Weather has been good and this hot
Texas sun has been to their advantage.
They are a nimble, hard-throwlng,
alert, fast-running team. They are Jar
from fence busters with the bat yet
they are being carefully coached 10
vary their attack so that opposing
teams may be caught of guard.
Every effort on the field is being
turned developing one of those teams
for which the Giants are famous-one
that can do the unexpected.
McGraw has pitching staff that IS
more to his liking than he has had Tor
some time. If his hurlers return 10
the north as fit as they are In san
Antonio, he will hurry the National
League race.
His strategy is to win games right
from the start when other teams are
likely to be slothful. This plan OF
running away right with the opening
gun has been wrong policy since Neo
Hanlon tried 1t years ago.
If the Giants. during their games
With the less half Eastern teams, can
run out In front, McGraw will be satls-
fied. He is preparing for just that SORT
~ thing. He is reckoning what ne VIII
have to contend with in the meetings
with Chicago and Pittsburgh, and while
thew are playing against each other IN
the west he will be sprinting to
lead in the East. 1,...
It is this plan on which the Giants
are banking now to get them on on a
successful season. It gives the PIates
and Cubs something to think ABOUT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
Hoyas Begin Cridiron Practice;
A. U. to Have No Spring Sports

sent Georgetown in the annual Knights
of Columbus games Saturday, in New
York, it has been announced by Coach
John D. O'Reilly, who is now on the
Job again following "a recent illness.
Competition in Georgetown's first
intramural boxing tournament closed
yesterday. The tourney has revealed
some highly promising material for the
varsity ring team, including Henry
Julicher, lightweight. and Louis Glenn
enti, 160-pounder They may represent
G. U. at the intercollegiate late this
month at Penn State College.
Winners of intramural titles who will
we awarded gold medals are:
118. pounds-Bob Murphy, freshman.
1876 pounds-Jack Schultz, sophomore.
1876 pounds-Henry Julicher, sopho-
more.
las pounds-Henry Alexander, fresh
man.
100 pounds-Joe Cannon, freshman.
ITS pounds-Ruddy Bordeau, fresh
man. and Louis Clement, sophomore
(no final, title shared.
Unlimited-John Monaghan, fresh
man.
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Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-James j. Braddock,
Jersey City, stopped Jimmy Slattery.
Buffalo t9). Tommy Freeman, Cleve-
land, outpointed Al Ros, Spain Q0D.
Make Rosenbloom. New York, out
pointed Osk Till, Buffalo G0). Jackie
Saunders, Long Island City, N. Y,
knocked out Jack Dessimos, New York
%. Billy Lynch. New York, outpointed
Eddie Oliver. Brooklyn (6).
PHILADELPHIA. - Billy Wallace,
Cleveland, stopped Richie King, Phila-
delphia go. Al Gordon, Philadelphia,
cutpointed Maurice Hotter, France
u0). Bobby Brown. Philadelphia, stop
ped Jack Henson, Wheeling, w. Va. (5).
TAMPA, Fla.-Paul Rojas, Cuba, out
pointed Joe Kilrain, Chicago Q0).
BUFFALO. N. Y.-Bruce Flowers,
New York City. knocked out Doe Trabon,
Kansas City %. Chuck Virgins, In
dianapolis. outpointed Larry Gains,
Canada O0).
LOUISVILLE.-Jackie Dugan, Louis
vile, outpointed Ehrman Clark. In
dianapolis Qo). X. o. Blackburne,
Harlan. KY, outpointed Billy Meyer,
indianapolis 90.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-John Bell, Nc
Comb, Miss, heavyweight, won a de-
cision over Arnold Blonde" Davis,
Mobile 80.
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HEENEY IS SLIGHT
FAVOR|TE IN FIGHT
His Battle With Won Porat
Tonight in Chicago to
Draw Throng.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ HICAGO, March lotto Won
4 Porat Norway's ring Adonis
with a pile-driving punch. to-
~ night will attempt to blast
New Zealand's big rock" Tom
Heeney, definitely out of the heavy
weight championship picture.
The two foreign threats tangle over
the 10 rounds or less at the Coliseum.
A record crowd, including many of
New York's fistic impresarios, Is antici-
pated.
Victory and decisive one seemed
paramount in each case, as both fight
ers have been stumbling along the road
that leads to the vacant throne. For
Heeney, the match was especially i'm
portant, as he needed triumph to off,
set his defeats by Gene Tunney and
Jimmy Maloney in his last two starts.
Odds wavered slightly in favor of the
swarthy New Zealand blacksmith. He
will outweigh his rival by 7 to 10
pounds and he has more experience.
Red" Fitzsimmons, Wichita, Kans..
heavyweight, who has been winning
regularly in the Southland recently,
meets Phil Mercurio of New York in the
eight-round semi-windup.
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TO FIGHT
MALONEY IN BOSTON

BOSTON, March IL tP).-The fistic
destiny of Max Schmeling. German
heavyweight, was decided upon during
a telephone conference between William
F.. Carey of the Madison Square Garden
and Eddie Mack, boxing promoter Of the
Boston Garden.
These officials. after agreeing to work
together in an attempt to straighten out
the niuddled heavyweight situation. de-
cided to pit 5chmeling against Jimmy
Maloney Of Boston here at Braves Field
early in June.
Schmeling. Carey said. was expected
to return from Germany long before
that
Carey told Mack he expected to clinch
a match for the Yankee Stadium in
New York between Jack Sharkey. the
Boston heavyweight. who defeated
Young Stribling In the recent Miami
clash, and Pauline Uzcundun, the Span
ish woodchopper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12

has been holding down second base
most Of the time and third some of the
time. with Dick Bartel relieving him at
the keystone berth. Harry Riconda.
also from Brooklyn in the Wright deal,
is another making strong bid for
third.
Earl Shelly. 10-year veteran of the
majors, is back after a season in the
minors and bids to become as valuable
as any man on the club. His work at
first base is delight to his bosses and
his big bat should poke in several dozen
timely runs.
The catching duties will be divided
between Charley Hargreaves and Raj
ston Hemsley. with Claude Linton prob
ably getting the call for the third-string
Job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
NORTHWESTERN HIT
BY SWIMMING CODE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 12-Big Ten rules,
whereby no swimmer may compete in
more than three events, may spoil
Ncrthwestern's chances of winning the
conference swimming title at the Uni
versity of Chicago Friday and Saturday
Northwestern's team, which holds
seven out of eight national intercol-
legiate records for a 60-yard tank and
which is undefeated so far, will be busy
in the relay events. forcing several stars
out of individual races.
The rule Is regarded as break for
Michigan. a we'll balanced team which
was edged out by Northwestern in their
dual meet last Friday.