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New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
WESTLAND WINS TITLE

Chantilly, France, July P- Jack Westland, an American, won the French amateur golf champion Fletcher, an Englishman, in the hral by a margin of six up and five to play.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

The Sun, bright-eyed old bachelor of the skies, found himself with a royal bride the other day. She is pretty Miss Catherine Flood, above. named queen of the Sun Celebration which
 officially opened the summer season in St. Petersburg, Fla. and which "6770 days of sun- shine in the last 19 years" which Js
 more than 91 per cent of the time.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
De a tn 8
HELEN DtDSi(h

TT.IF.N UI UNINN N
 Helen Dudrick, l2 year old daughter of nlr. and Mrs. Peter Dudnick of 1O7 Gold street died late last night at the New Britain General hospital following an oper- ation for appendicitis.
 Funeral arrangements. in charge of Cazimir Blogoslawski, are in complete.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

There are StPl2 appointments at large to the |. s. Military Academy at West Point, two of whom are ap- pointed upon recommendation of the vice president, specially con- ferred by the president of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
POLICEMAN SHOOTS
 FLEEING BOY DEAD
Continued From First Page)

ed by Police Chief Joseph A. Demers as saying that he fired after Turgeon had tried to flee from the scene.
 Shooting Investigated
 A triple investigation into the shooting was launched shortly after ward when the preliminary report of Medical Examiner Frederick K. Jones stated that the bullet had en- tered the boys chest and emerged from his back.
 Authorities pointed out that it would have been impossible for the bullet to strike Turgeons chest if the youth had been running away from the policeman.
 Independent inquiries into the killing are being conducted by local police, the board of selectmen. and District Attorney Charles R. Clason.
 Patrolman Dibble was one of four officers who surprised the six youths while the latter allegedly were strip ping the second hand automobiles park in a field.
 Ordered Boys to Halt
 According 10 the report made to Chief Demers. Dibble ordered the boys, who started to run away, to halt. All stopped except Turgeon. | The report stated that Dibble meant to fire low and did not intend to | wound the youth.
 Turgeons five companions were arraigned later in Springfield dis trict court, charged with larceny The cases were postponed until Fri day. On that day an inquest is to be held in connection with the kill ing.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
Personals

. Chief w c. Hart of the police de- partment, who is spending two weeks at Bayview Heights, Milford, with his wife and daughter, was in town on business today.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

North & Judd Mfg Co ........ 24 % Peek. Stow S Wilcox Co ...... 14 13 Plimpton Mfg Co .............. 1891 Russell Mfg Co ..,......,..... 115 Seth Thomas Clock Io, com ... 26 Seth Thomas Clock Co, pfd =. 25I
 Smyth Mfg Co ,................ 1,", standard Screw Co. com ..,... 15Ol 1so Standard Screw Co, pfd ....... louI
 Stanley Securities Co .......... 4S0I
 Stanley Works, rom ........... 51 59 Taylor & Frnn Co ............. l35
 Terry steam Turbine Go ....... 950i
 TUrrnEton Co ...,.....,..... 74i v Union Mfg Co ............... l9I o2 r $ Envelope Co. cnm ......,. 22oi
 | $ Envelope Co, pfd ......... 115I
 Veeder-Root, Inc ...,...... 44 4S Whitlock Coil Pipe Co ........ liI II Wiley Bickford- Sweet Co, pfd .. 30l Winsted Hosiery Co ........... 150I Billings & Spencer Co ........ 1oi Il
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
No Word Received

New York, July Rt-William E. Riseley, New York attorney, said to- cay he had received no further in- formation regarding the disappear ance of Morris Sachs, a law clerk in his office, who is believed to have drowned Sunday in Long Island Sound.
 Riseley said he had been informed that Frederick Gregory, who was with Sachs and also was believed to have been lost when their boat overturned, had been reported at Halifax, N. s. Efforts to reach Gregory at Halifax failed, he said.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING.

George k. Barr, g, of Wethcrs- field avenue. Hartford, was arrested for speeding on West Main street this noon, by Motorcycle Officer Alfred Tanguay. He is salesman for q scale company.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

MT. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and daughter, Agnes, of Meadow street left Monday morning for Walnut Beach, where they will spend a va cation.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Detective Sergeant w. P. McCue is in Rutland, Vt, on a brief visit.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Directors of the Douglass Aircraft
 Co.,. Inc. have passed resolution declaring that they were not in fla vor of merging with any other aVia- ton organization. Adoption of the resolution followed discussion of a proposal 10 join the newly formed Curtiss Wright Corp.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

MT. and Mrs John Vaskalis and daughter of 49 Sexton street left today on trip to Chicago, where they will stay for a few months at the home of the parents of Mrs. Naskalis. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sa- dis, formerly of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Demand for machine tools con- tinues well above the average in Vir- tually all of the important centers and there is no indication of any real let up in buying, the American Machinist reports. The outlook for the next six months was said to be quite favorable.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Stockholders of the Bangor & Aroostook railroad at a special meeting on July 10, will vote on in creasing the authorized number of common shares and to give directors authority to increase the outstand- ing number of shares whenever they deem 1t advisable.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Dr. Savard and family will leave Friday for Cornfield Point where they will spend their vacation for the rest of the summer.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Extension of it's stores into cities of less than 75,00n population will soon be undertaken by Sears. Roe
 buck Co. The company also announce
 ed that department stores will re- place the present retail stores in De-
 catur, H., Davenport. la. and
 Springfield, Ohio.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
Report of the Condition Of the COMMERCIAL TRUST co.

NEW BRITAIN, CONN. At the close of business on the 29th day of June, 1929.
 RESOURCES IoqDS and ntrpor,ta hrn a-
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
WaU Street Briefs

New York, July LP-The Meth Aircraft Corp, of Lowell, Mass, will be added 10 the Curtiss- Wright Corp, the holding company formed last week to amalgamate the aero nautical interests of Richard F. Hoyt and (. NJ. Keys.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

office today after a weeks fishing trip spent in Maine.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

The Alexandria Water Co.,, serv- ing Alexandria, Va. and portions of Arlington and Fairfax counties in
 that state, has been acquired by the American Water Works and Electric Co. The terms were not revealed. The American Water Works Co. now
 owns and operates 40 water compan- les in s states.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

ChoCk -HoroWitz. Inc. paiama manufacturers. with plants at York and Shrewsbury. Pa, has been pur-
 chased by the Reliance Mfg. Co.,, of New York.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Shipments of the Chrysler Corp during the nrst six months of the wear totaled 2T9,635 ears and trucks. an increase of 55.354. or 23.5 per cent over the combined Chrysler and Dodge shipments during the same period last year.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Miss Helen Benz of the town clerks office staff returned to duty yesterday after month spent in Euuropean travel.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Frank Niedzwiecki has leased from Helena Skorupska, a store at 249 Washington street, to be usel as a clubhouse for one year.
 Yesterday, the day on which tax payments became due, Collector Bernadotte Loomis took in approx imately $70,000. On the correspond ing day of last year collections totaled s51 000.
 Charles B. Caldwell has sold 10 Frank and Louise Hughes, pro- perty on Slater road.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

Marriages during the month of June numbered SS, according to the report of Town Clerk Alfred L. Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19
157 BOYS FINISH
GORDON COURSE
Graduation Exercises Marked
by Presentation of Ship,
Symbol of Class.

One hundred and fifty-seven boys and
girls were graduated from the Gordon
Junior High School at O'Clock this
in that Institutions frst June
graduation. The Gordon School, estab-
lished only In October graduated only
elementary school grade pupils this year
because OF its heavy enrolment and
these graduates will be enrolled next
Fall in the various senior high schools
Of the District.
Presided over by F. A. Woodward,
principal, the exercises were marked by
the presentation of the graduates gift
to the school II was handsome ship
model, chosen because the class symbol
is ship. Russell Maggie made the ac-
tual presentation of the model. which
will be kept in the school library In
further development of the nautical
symbol, a program of speeches, poems
and musical selections was presented
by members of the graduating class
These included Helen Kirby, Michael
Baker, Elizabeth Hughes, Elsie Johnson
Edward Thomas. Mildred Shackelford
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and Hetty Hardness, who played In
duet, and Gus Buttinelli.
Or. Louis W. Mattern, director of the
chemistry department at Mckinley High
School at which institution Mr. Wood
ward was formerly assistant principal,
addressed the graduates The invoca-
ton vas pronounced BY Rev. @. Pinkney
Wroth, rector OF Christ Church, and the
benediction was given by Rev. A. F.
Vaughan Of Fort Myer.
The graduates OF Gordon follow:
Emanuel Angelica, Michael Baker,
James Beach, Gus Buttinelli, Sam
Buzzanca, Lawrence Collier, Woodrow
Collier. Jack Davidson. Randolph Knott,
Herbert Lanham, MARITIME Lof1er, John
Skiados, Dolores Allen, Thelma Bates,
Margaret Breneman, ,Thurley Clark.
Mary DeLisio, Estelle Dick, Pearl Haase,
Mary Harrison. Marie JaCorte, Mamie
1omedico, Ruth Mills, Ada Murray Ann
Plowman. Mildred Ralph, Margery Reed,
Eleanor Reynolds. Sarah Usuda. Anita
vanAhn, Bernice williams. Charles
Arnold, lockwood Bebb. Paul Clarke.
Richard Cox. William Eaton. Thomas
Evans, Snvio Farsno. Preston Hair1es.
Eugene Healey. Francis Healey, Donald
King. Philip Gnatt, Miles Libbey, Rich
ard Moon. William Page, Paul Roundy,
Donald Smith, Richard Stokes, Henry
Vaughan, Alfred Dennis. Robert Walser,
John Binns Hugh Clifford, Julius De-
Franceski, Warren Garrett. John Hale,
Herman Hasselbauer, William Litvin,
Melvin Reyes, Frank Meek, Herbert
Rosendorf, Irwin Schweitz Edward
Smith. Emory Brandenburg. Annabelle
Beavers Anna Biggs, Evelyn Davis,
Elizabeth Doyle, Elizabeth Drifmeyer,
Frances Flythe Audrey Gates, Sara
Gerstein, Florence Harding, Evelyn
Hinson. Mary Hurdle, Buelah Jones.
Thelma Saylor, Kathryn Shugars,
Evelyn Berman, Elizabeth Brooke. Rena
Gurewitz, Hetty Hardness, Nancy Harri-
son, Eleanor Henderson, Virginia Hunt
ington, Evelyn Markham Nina Nc
Laughlin, Patty Morris Grace O'Hara,
Mildred Shackleford, Elizabeth Wat
klns, Virginia Terry. Beulah Thrift.
Lillian Waters, Gertrude Weitzel Louis
WEIGH, Gilman Bailey, Blaine Cham
bers. James Forney. Howard Fortune,
Gordon Grimes Woodman Harris, Rich
ard Macomber, Thomas Mcbride,
Hudson Moses, Russell Magic, David
Parker, Guilford Pierce. William Pizaini.
Edgar Robey Robert Saunders, Sam
Shulman. Robert Snow. Julian Stadtler.
James Starkey. Robert Surguy. Richard
Weightman. Frank Tennyson. Lucille
Adams, Martha Fitch Phyllis Frisby,
Dorothy Jemison, ELSIE johnson, sally
Pope, Marion Rauchenstein. Doris
Sabean, Theresa Staalman, Peggy Sur
guy, Mildred Templeman, Margaret
Van Horn. Mary White. Helen APP
Jones. Helen Batschelet, Adelaide Bebb,
Carolyn Behrend, Elizabeth Brandes.
Reba Collins, Catherine Crump. Mildred
Eichholz, Elaine Essex. Enrol Essex,
Catherine Fenwick. Anna Graf. vir-
ginia Harrington. Deborah Hess, Leila
Holley, Mary Holley, Elizabeth Hughes,
Elinor King, Helen Lowe and Mar
guerite Sutton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19
When You Buy
ARA. Sheets
You Buy Tested Sheets

Tested after Isl washings and ironings the
A. r. A. Sheet shows greater tensile strength
than other famous brands. Of unusually sturdy
wool and warp threads. Finished with 21s-inch
hens at both ends which permits turning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19
Annulment Asked.

Annulment of marriage is asked in a
suit filed by Mrs. Dorothy G. Newyahr,
II years old. through her mother, Mrs
Mary M. Hyde. 704 Third street, against
Bernard Newyahr, 19 years old. The
couple were married at Rockville, Nd
May "a and the wife says her husband
gave her age as Is and his own as 81
Attorneys Fred B. and c. B. Rhodes
appeared for the wife.
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RESORTS.
MOUNT POCONO. PA.

HAWTHORNE INN COTTAGES-ConsId-
cred by many Best Location in Poconos. -
Beautiful view, golf, swimming, tennis, rid
ina. Booklet. W. s. Deneler, Mt. Pocono, Pa
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With world she washes printed chiffon Edh' highly
coored striped socks novelty scarf printed fiat crepe
other things would hardly She
her. You'll find % bill
earment-T
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Miss Wesley, an Expert From Lever Bro,
Proves Most Anything Is Washable if You
Use Ordinary Care-See Her This Week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-30

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
AR. BUNGALOW, BATH. ELEC.. FURNACE,
porches, cellar, garage; large lot; S35. 3; M.
SMITH, Arlington, Va. Phone Clarendon ZOSS.
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SALE-HOUSES
Vim. III. Saunders Co., Inc.


IU.Y5U-COIumb HeIghts
Less Than l Block From l4h and Kenyon
p.,tihI ssri-ahached stone ronth home containing II rooms and two baths, In
PERFECT CONDITION. Third floor arranged as a 4room and on apHIn ssnLN aWnE
Z rooms and oath on the I'VE lower hoorG equipment strictly MODERN ncuoIns OIL
burner for hot water plant.
One of Takoma Park, D. C., Best Homes
SO. 75O-Brand.New Detached Brick Building
exceptionally we'll located, as the Ca ave. car line is only about blocks distant
while the Waiter Reed Hospital is but 8 squares away churches. schools nd stores near
at hand. House well constructed ant contains 8 large rooms and tiled path with ou-n
poh, oak hWrs throughout otwater heat and electricity complete basement with
servants toilet and an instantaneous heater for service water; garage; large lot
81, 95O-North Petworth-Just South of Brightwood
tmhedd nome. f@%nnr thu east and TeuuipD witt oak floors otWate heat and electricity;
to car Inc and stores.
$7,95O-POtomac Heights-Near Conduit Road, ID. c.
Convenient to car lint and stores q comparative new detached frame house., on
lot so feet wide by 1870 in depth; 8 hrgeI rooms N tiled bath Ind extra hvatory; oak
noors.h otwaer heat ant Electricity
A denshfu home at a most attractive ngme
7.95O-Charming Marietta Park-on Kansas Avenue
High location in a rapidly improving neghboho Fine brick house. nearly new
ind in PERFECT CONDITION; 8 large uoms and tiled bath with bultin tub ant shower;
oorh hotw heat ad electricity also a buntin garage. A complete home
VIM. III. Saunders Co., Inc.
Realtors Established 1887
1888 X St. District 1913
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Beautiful semi-detached stone-iront home containing II rooms a
PERFECT CONDITION. Third floor arranged a s a 4-room and pam q
I rooms and bath o the two lower floors; equipment strictly modei
burner for hot-water plant.
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$3.50.
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENT

will buy this charming colonial residence.
Large covered front porch, breakfast and
throughout; hardwood floors, hot-water heat,
attractive electric fixtures, modern bath,
large rooms with ABUNDANCE OF wall space;
lent to stores, schools. Transportation and
amusements. Owner has priced this hong
for a quick sale. For appointment call
Cleveland l758-W.
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SALE-HOUSES.
JUST 500 CASH
SECURES THIS FINE BRICK HOME
IN

Why rent when you can secure this highly
desirable home? Contains 6 large rooms,
complete bath with shower. three big porch
es, big bright basement with heat
ing plant; artistic electric fixtures and de-
lightfuily decorated. National 1854.
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dn@a ad wei locate bus nd SI lines ssS@MiaSfHm AoGS lis S@sasd. sa
without dhy.
REGTASaEP HOMES -: Just HsD ace s.t0EXX %6 c1nd6sn to PLAY IN needom sEay
Is S ssHd p%+ SS5s%SS s S%qiaIa SP ssSs IN 9Snsg IS .T Ss Pss viii h s5Ss:
schools and churches Very easonabe terms
slL750-A DECIDEDLY CHARMING NEW COLONIAL IN CHEVY CHASE. I. Guilt
n good sized lot in q lovely part Of this popuar section; short distance from
cehSol de rR hese sn 1s E 1ms1t syp Gss of snS Pc r d sHBsst R %a mnt vita thaInSSaiH Interesting fg' Mmgg
uniquea md PRACTICAL An open fireplace gracs,h far enc Of a roomy Twin
P%y q ff ssHS % x s%a%xhss p sd am a f as S Sasan1 Is Snus Sh 9is s!ss a Ss o aS%ds
splendid I'M at low PRICE,
snso-DETAcHEp COLONIAL BRICK. MASS AVE. HEIGHTS Right in midst of
Expensive homes and In q .comnunny, of most refined class Of people. Newly
s%% uPpet o and hH HsEsr ' fsssSS on 1sSaarz -te1aEk' oz RsasGHfsneS 2n d MnMa hi pase i front It
home in this section.
""' PLEAsANT :-Houss lis "a f@t in WIDTH. ISSUING SPACIOUS roooons; GnneRNEEyE dec H Mad
aARAdE" Just on Intersection Of 18TH St. and Columbia HHG.% & c@ Ten Sd
charming locality.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL . PM
BOSS & PHELPS
i7 x ST. REALTORS NATIONAL $500
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INDUSTRIAL SITES.


SALE-ACREAGE.
OPPORTUNITY FOR HOME SITE Or IN.
vestment. About IS acres in vicinity OF
Conversational Country Club and the Ma.
tionai Horse Show grounds, with over 5000
It. road frontage. Ideal site for home or
acre tracts and hold at handsome profit.
Wide and beautiful views in all directions.
Price, $4,000. OWNER. Address Box 1873,
Star ONCE.
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las z ST. sE.-sMALL PAYMENT, ,IMME-
date possession. 6 rooms, bath. h.-w.h.,
electric lights, garage. Price low; see for
Key at our ONCE.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1926 14th st. NV. North 0962.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s35 n N 94i-943 WATER ST. s.W.-
Large warehouse: very convenient to wharf
""O FLOYD e. DAVIS COMPANY.
1913 18th st. NV. Nat. 0353-0352:
REAR ITO 9Th 81. N.W.-SMALL
two-story brick building: $500: .....Sl5.u0
Also second floor Of asa Ridge st. NV, a.
i'N0O cLiFFoRD A.. BORDEN Co.
Phone Nat. 2242. 604 5th st. NV.
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10th ST. HEIGHTS
S11 QS0

COLONIAL CENTER HALL.
On q beautifully Handicapped lot in q high
class detached residential section. Colonial
center-hall-plan home with six spacious
rooms, Enclosed sleeping porch, two baths;
has screens and awnings, heat,
all other improvements. The owner, an
Army ofhcer. is leaving city and the price is
most attractive and with very easy terms.
WE WILL BE GLAD TO FURNISH 70
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BROOKLAND.

A coy, semi-detached, strictly modern g.
room home near the university. Owner has
purchased a larger home and has authorized
us to sell at the very low price of $1,000;
MAN, National 1858, or Col. 5000 after 8 pm.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
PARIS" AT STRAND

Tor today and Wednesday the Strand offers Paris" the scnsati1n- al singing. talking and dancing pie ture with many scenes in beautitu technicolor. Paris" features the celebrated Irene Eordoui. star Of the stage and revelation as an rn- t~rt@iner in the talking movies. The cast in support incluGc some mighty fine artists, including Louise Clos SGT Hale ami Jack Buchanan.
 On Thursday lh" entire ogram will change and will offer a spcciuI Thanksgiving gala program with ii great stage attraction in Dave liar ris. the versatile comedian in Wa riety Land" II is prctrutious unit presentation with company of IS "rcat entertainers. Other star Of icrinGs will also be- included.
 The fe0tur" mo>i. on this hilI will bring 10 th" Strand the first all t@En9 football picture r,,r pro duced. It Is "rhr ForW;rd Pass. : a great story oj college and C mpus with & realistic football 2amr as tn, thr.ll. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Loretta Youne have the Iradin. roles, The prr,ormanrvs wiu be con),nnoHs d>iIy with this special 1rJ@ran.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
GRAND THI.tTI... HARTFORD

Elsie Hur"erc and her ",Stcp Live Iy Girls which opened yrstrrdaN at the Grand thcutor in Hartford seems slated for a warm reception during it's stay at the lempic Of fun. The title for this prrtcntiou; offering iS very appropriate, the rapid aIrid. < of the company while unfolding q series ot unique funnyi5ms and in troduclnG a generous supply of Ying ing and dancing numbers making the title fit the production as close as the provcrbiHl glove.
 Step Lively Girls" claims all the advantages or these newborn fra- lures, and rightly so; every act and scene is as fresh as q daisy and it takes intelligent performer of (which the show has plenty to do this. Headed by Elsie BuGcrc. bcwiich- ing blonde soubrctte. and Henry Bentley. q screamin%ly funny Dutch comic, late from Shuber's Winter Garden. q splendid cast has been assembled. There is George Levy. tramp comedian; Jack LcDur. who has earned the appellation "Fashion Plate Jack" Johnni" Baker and Iurtel Curtis, acrobatic dancers de iuNe; Ccil sheldon, talented prima donna: Jackie Tectcrs. popular hooier: Ed Lang, eccentric. and a host or other stars including a chorus of snappy flappcrS.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
THE MIGHTY" AT CAPITOL.

Gone is the old Ioklm" in mah in@ sound pictures aboard 8 moving train. The train scenes in "Thr Mighty, George Bancr0ft# latest all-talkm= picture h'h made on d santa l'c train running ont of Los Angeles.
 The scenes, in a timing cjr. Puu- m@n and observation ear were madr while the tram was speeding along on scheduled umr the scenery floating by the windows njst as one 3 os it while traNcmg.
 special sound lccordin@ appar. @tus vas installed in one of the cars attached 10 the trail and the micro. phones. several curs ahead clearly caught tn" voices of G.cT2. Ban croft and his supporting players as they went througu several scenes oi "Tb, Nightly" which is at thv Cap- uot today and W,duesd>..
 Beginning Saturday thv Cap.ol ntjI oh',r tine all taking. singing. Gonciug hit, "Thr Hollywood Re- Nuo," with a east Of g5 stars and d chorus of Poo.